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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-04-23
ParadoxicaI.

'"rhere is one thing paradoxical
about this life"
what is that?"
1--WE never discover what cold
world this is until we get into hot wa
ter"-St Louis Post Dispatch.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-04-23
Could Tell a Lie.

Could Tell lie.
Mrs. Jolliboy-Where on earth have
you been?
Mr.. il can't tell lie. I've been al
m offish.
Mrs. THAT'S where we differ.
can tell q lie-when I hear one.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-04-23
LAW YERS.

T ]. BARNARD, Attorney at Law. Office op
posite court house, Paw Paw, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-04-23
Drop the
Binders From
Your Eyes!
BY MOSS.

L YESlGHT Is
IL one of mans
most PRECIOUS
possessions.
In ancient times
they used to blind
people with lime
or scalding vine
gar AZ a DunlSl-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-04-23

J.. CAVANAUGH Attorney at Law. Office,
second floor First National bank building,
Paw, Mich.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
FLUES CAUSE FIRES


Beginning with September / new
building ordinance will go into effect
which Building Inspector James An.
dersOn believes will do away with at
lcast - per cent uf the fires IN OKLA
hOma city The ordinance provides
that all new fur,. whether uscd fur
conl or gus, must be lined with hard
burned clay liuiug To extend from Il
point one foot below the first opening
To the top " every flue
No gas will hr turned on In any
building except whore the furs con
form 10 the new ordinance No tim
Der of any kind B., allowed 10 rest ON
or run through q fue Ak is commonly
done now. The bricks must be- laid
closely together lu order 10 prevent
the heat from breaking through any
exposed part Nrnk flues are rr,pun
sihle FOR many fires, according To the
building commissioner Nearly Il dozen
have already been torn down, as they
fail 10 comply with the ordinance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
!. 0. 0. +. ELECTION
Three Officers viii Have to BE- Sc.
leCted at Coming Grand Convention
IN Oklahoma City

GUTHRIE. Aug lO-Count by the
grand lodge committee Of the rpfrrrn.
dun vote Tor election Of grand lodge
Officers of the odd Fellows OF Okuho-
ma. resulted
T. T. Nurrll, Wyuucwood. grand
muster S y. Swimmr Anllcrs. deputy
grand muster, g. " Bruce. Guthrie.
grind secretary. g. W Srulrgrl.
Chandler grand treasurer. 4. $ j.
SHAW, Altus, grand representative (;
4. y LeeCraft Colbert. grand repre-
sentative The representatives win
attend the coming sessions " the SOY.
crcign grand lodge at san francisco
beginning September 20, at which
time Judge j. B A Robertson NJ OK
lnhoma CITY will be elected and I'm.
stalled as grand sire the highest pu-
siilon IN the Hft OF odd Fellowship
I'm the world
Members ~ the committee on rIrc.
tlons TINT counted the vote are J.
J.. Whlttle, Altus; Il. /. Hart. Tul,a :.
H. y. Pope, Lawton Lack ~ majorl
F resulted In no election NJ grand
warden member NJ home board ana
grand trustee Choice will be- made
10y the grand lodge convention AZ OK.
lnhumH CITY October b.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
KERR ENTHUSIASTIC
Says East Again Recognizes That
Oklahoma l. Prosperous and Ad-
yancing-BuyinG l. Telltale Sign

Fasteners. and New Workers .,
pcrIuIll have now Nh entirely differ
rut opinion ~ OkIuhumu and her ucu
uIc said g. G. Kerr. who has just
returned from Il flying business "Trip
lo tine hlg town For the past several
lcnr up until the present one. the,
have been afuid of us. thinking that
wc Wore broke and had no chuucr to
recover hui that sentiment has chung
ed. Nuw they realize that We have
had -nod yuur. are going ~ have "a
better One aud they know that we
have again taken our rlghtfu place
iu tur list ut prosperous states
"lhr flr' that most " us are now
buying ufrrnrr and consequently I'm
smaller quantities, which We nay fur
the more readily. has done quite a
little 300 advancing this opmion Where
We used lu buy twice n year we now
buy O dozen or more times. making il
much easier handled hy the wholesal
crs and ourselves Hut this last Is
merely mrIdrutnl the wonderful re-
cnyrry made hy oklahoma and the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
$3,OOO,OOO TERMINAL
Operation Of Barge Line TO Gulf and
Construction Of Huge Elevator Is
Promised In St. Louis

ST LOUIS. Aug l0,-Operatlun NJ
a barge line between this city aud New
Orleans Is promised by local cor.
loration which tuday was given the
right 10 use the municipal terminal
railway and dock facilities along the
Mississippi river front by the director
Of public utilities The corporation Is
under contract to build al elevator
with a capacity NJ one million bushels
within three years
The city reserves the right at the
end Of five year Ia take over the ,n.
tire plant Ht u price based on the act.
nal cust of construction
The corporation expects " spcnd
t8OOO,OOO ON terminal facilities
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
GOOD CROPS IN TULSA


TULSA, okla. Aug 10 Wheat In
Tulsa county viii mcrngc about l3
bushels to the acre according to the
best authorities Some fields urr 40.
Ink as much us 20 bushels and IN u
Few Instances uu even better Yield
thuu this has been made oats are
u disappointment due. II ~ said, To
the excessive rains ut cutting time
which caused many fields 10 become
tangled aud tu fall down Corn, how
ever * the best since statehood nnd
nu average NJ 80 bushels Ia ;hr ucrc
IS claimed for the comfy. Hut llttlr
grain is being sold ms practically every
farm IS erulppcd with gruuarlps nnd
most uf the farmers will hold their
crop Tor "wur' prices
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
HUMORlSr FITCH DEAD
Funeral WIN Re Held Friday -Body
Sent TO Home. Peoria, IN

BERKELEY. CaL Aug. 10 Ar
rangemeuts were Completed todny FOR
the funeral Friday " George II Fitch.
humorist. NJ Peoria lll, who died here
yesterday after am operation Tor ap
pendlcltls The body viii be taken Ia
penrin Tor burial
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
CATHOLICS FOCUS EFFORT
Women Of German Church TO Band
Together for Social Uplift

ST PAUL, MINI Aug lO-nele.
gntcs to the annual convention ~ the
national Federation " the German
catholic societies I'm session here held
lengthy sessions today 10 leave only
routine work Tor tomorrow when the
-FOUR days meeting ends Preliminary
plans for the organization ~ frau
rnhund, or womcn's League. have al.
ready been completed II Is proposed
To combine All societies ~ German
Catholic women engaged In social up.
MT work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
Society Euents
HGrriel Dunn Bentley Office Phone W.4OIO

California and visit ~. .r.., ,,,..I.
top,
Mlsses Artie and lm"n. luN of
Cnpilo. nm LETT thl- mawn- for
months visit IN Maui, Oh
Mls. j. \. b'rhhl N.. children ui
Nu'N"srr arrived 'ul7 N'.'."'n tur %
ry''' WIN MIh. ). H....' ul IIr
INV ,'"''' hotrI' H'''.' "hl''mn
Hir"'' H" are o'ihs p'"""'. +. N.n"r Of
MTS. h'rhNy
=, "r ,,, "uuS I"n".N '.'.... "' '"'.
.''. ~, WIN c'l''"''. '..' " ".'h
pW',! 'n'' evening UT .' residence
~ ~ VI "n' MI'' MIX I'.'..' hI .'''
"''' - "''"u''
MIR. rrunl uogt orl ......,.. ,i.
Mar, and tn.,r ono, A.. ,.....
Andrr.nu ~ San Ar,.... l..... '......
In Dnu,Ins. KIM rn,......,.........I
Iorrr I.t Mr. Rc.,.. ..,.. ,r.
A IoIort.. NJ NewkIl
Mrs Max l.. Cunningham and .MH
drru ~ West THIRTY r.I reset urr
spending the summer aN u.uuN- lu
thcugu
Mr. Grant Stanley u.umI sumw
from u trip TO New O.u#.. um Mru
phls
AF. I..l
Ing the month at M,-lI.w lmrN
, o.
'"u-' W. H. b''1hN"'r returned
more
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
"MUD BALL" BANlSHED
I'd keulbachS New Curve Meets with
Dlsappro'al Of Federal League Pres.
ident-U mpires Instructed

CHICAGO Aug 10 - Use of the
mud ball. successor 90 the emery
ball. wa, prohibited In the Federal
'rnsu" Uu orders ISSUED tpda, from
President Gilmurr.s office here A
l"ualty ~ $50 is provided for yIols
liou uf the order In addition a ml.
INK that the umpircs must rub the
gloss off all new ball, before putting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
0MlTS PARTY NAMES
Gov Johnson Gets Pet Measure A..
feCting state Elections Placed OF
Special Election Ballot In October

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Aug lO-peu.
Hons ou file today assure n referrn
lmn vote on two ~ the four non pnr
ti,un state election bills, the chief
measures advocated by Governor III
ram W. johnson. NJ the resent session
n the California legislature The pc.
.itlons assure plucr on the ballot
ior the measures at the special elec.
lion next October
The bills affected eliminate party
designations Tor nll parties FOR state
office aud prescribe the form of bal
ot To be- used
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
FRIEND OF HARTMAN DIES

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 10 WI.
liam Sterling Porter. 40 years old
Vice president aud general manager NJ
the Associated OH Company of can.
torniq died last night from apopcry.
lie was n close friend OF the late r
II. Hartman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10

them 300 play Is Included and the use
'I % sponge. wet handkerchief, or 9th
rr article 10 aid iu molstrulug the
huIl * also mtcrllcted.
Credit for discovering the mud bah
Inns been given 10 Ed Ruelbach " the
Newark FrdcrnIs who is said 10 have
used IL successfully iu % game
against Chicago few days ago A
Ilttl" lump NJ wet sand stuck ON the
ball aud caused Il 10 take peculiar
course, something after the fashion of
the emery ball
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
KEPT BUSY
Slight Eruptions Continue to Enli,en
Amcriran Ilaitien Patrol Duty -
nrising at ~. Marie

WASHINGTON, Aug 10 Eyu.ua
iiuo ~ Fort liberte by the Hnluru
eu'rlmmout troops aud the departure
~ the guuhoat Castiur for 81 Marie
where am uprising Is reported. were
reported today by Admiral Caprrtuu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10

speed with which she &, going forward
has pu,cd universal aud drIghd
nmnzcmrut all through the ra-f
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
FOR GOVERNOR
JUSTICE BROWN
Friends Of Greer County JuriSt
Fling His HAT in Ring for
Nomination

T. RlENDS Of Justice q. A. Brown
= Of the supreme court ~ Okluho.
ma have shlcd his hat into the ring
ns Democratic gubcruutorul ruudl
date The first iutimutlou cnmc about
II week ngo from the Elk city Ncvs
Democrat The motion meets with "a
hearty second from Calvin NJ Ru,-er
Of Gotrhu The Npws-Dnmocrur makes
this nominating speech We rise To-
nominate Il muu whom the people uf
the state have known for many year,
and to whom not q finger uf rrbukr.
suspicion OF dlstu~t has ever hrru
polluted 4 man iu whom the conf
drncc Of the most luwly has not h,ru
shaken aud uu whom the highest ruu
rest with Implicit faith 4 Democrat
" the first water citizen above re-.
pruuch and an officer whurr Integrity
and honesty I, as true ana ms pure u,
the crystal WutrrS Tint man s none
other thuu Judge g. a. Brown. known
IN every little hamlet I'm the stutc to
b" man without 20 scratch on puuplu
on his political career or his private
life"
Hot House Paintings
with the next election more than
three yrnr, distant event hot house no
litIcnl planting would seem 10 bee pre-.
mature but they're at 1t IN every
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10

Hrnrd win entertain with line par
~ this evening at the Emprcs- In hon.
"r NJ Miss Evans and Wednesday Miss
Randall Will entertain for her guest
at cards
MIR and Mr, Charles W Boggs en-
tcrlnincd with circus party Monday
evening their guests being Mrssrs.
md MINES Charles Edward Johnson.
Walter D. Cnllvell R O. Young.
Miss Amy BROOK. and Ne-sr, Roy
Russell Floyd lHmb. Colin Campbell
aud john Frischuuu
MIR aud Mrs George KNOX md
daughter Nil, Henrietta Knox. VIII
leave saturday for Chicago where
they viii spend m" remainder or The
summer nt the Chicago Bench hotel
They viii be- accompanied by their
guest, Miss Nunninr Waits NJ Evan,
ton aud Miss Knox viii spend 10 pnrt
N the time 0s her guest
Miss Adelur Hradburn NJ Washing
ton, u c., Is the guest ~ her brother
and wife, NIr and Mr., Harold Brad.
MIR, ! G Cnrnlsh Nirg Ipthrr
Jonc, and Mrs. }. \ Gibson ARE spend
Ing "a week Iu Medicine Park
Mr. md Mrs y n Unpnold and
dnugbfer El1uh.tr Ma, v.h, st,nraJ
over fl r.v dp,. .vitl, Mr. nnJ Mrs G.
Edgar IIonuoId on route home from
California lnr Saturday FOR tnpir
home lu kpn.as IN
Mr. Frank Gault aud daughter
Merrill Lee returned Monday from u
visit iu Grury
"' y. u 'Iuh VIII meet at
Nn''Iri I"fh ifluhl at -.'o o'lFk.
lr. anal A., t,., s,...,... , ,.o.,.
.,.n,,I ....r ,... A.. ..,,n A., aaJ
A., r...t ,'..', ,.' ID '"' " ~" , .'' , "'''
.s,,t,i.,,. -. '''' AVN
Mrs e.. J.. pohhin, returned supday
from Il visit I'm Suluhnr Spriug-
West Twrur, third street lrrt sunday
evening for Sis vrrk. wish lu pen.
Yer
j. o. 4 ID
gust % Tor piucr Clry M where she
win visit her PARENTS
Mrs. l.. l. Blake anI sons and MlS7
ldn Gilbert returned the last or the
Wo'N rom I'VE weeks stay In Med
l''ur infk
Mrs. Nellie Foster ana daughter
Mntl' departed Monday evening FOR
II ,l\ weeks visit III pes Moines and
WIS. Ne"'.'r J." h'hh"m WIZ l'av'
N'uh''u"l Tor Two months Ilsi'
WV" ne, currents ]" NHi'NaS NY MISS
il''h NIII'I Will accompany her Tor
shorter visit
-.
MISSES wen ana hllEnoe'h Nichols
,t'' Nn'"'uul morning Tor hhFshaH'
"' NheIe tn'l VIII ll7it rrlhu'eS
Tho f,l,nd. -, Nu.. p,,l ru,uo
.ror.., ,,.u, T.. -, n' -.
az ~" WA \" l'''l''V'H H' hcul'uh
'' h'r su''e'N ~ hHut"ulnh' y. l.
"h'I' she Is taxing special work IN
music lhls summer. her song sweet
which were her own composition, was
sung last Friday evening at one of the
Chnutnupuu programs by the well
known tenor Mr &. Judson House "
by IMPRESSED lhgt he bas plven II n
plsce op his prosrnms for conccrt
work this winter Another ~ Mis-
Cnrsou's COMPOSITIONS "Snriny Rant
ures Inns herp taken by a notad 20
callst Tor her concert progrsms I'm
philadolphin and Dnstnn Mis- C,rs,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10

Mr. and Mrs Frank Foster have re-.
turned from a three weeks tour of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10

Mrs X NJ Nash will entertain No
auction Thursday morning IN honor NJ
Miss Virginia Fullnwider OF St Louis.
Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10

Miss Ella Talley " Petersburg.
Tenn, arrived Monday evening for
visit with her brother and wife. MIR.
and Mrs G. A. Talley, en- route home
from California MIR aud Mrs. Taney
will accompany her next week 10 Nash,
vile FOR visit with reatlyes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10

Mn. Horace Reed and sous have ~.
turnel from spending two months at
different points In California
Plumbing Repairs. Hutch Wal 1874
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-10
Bluestone District
In Mecklenburg to
Vote on Bond Issue

Chase City, Va, Jan. AT the
December term OF Mecklenburg Cir
cult Court, a petition was presented
asking the court to order an election
to take the sense and feeling OF the
people in Bluestone District regard
ing the Improvement of the public
roads in the district by a bond issue
OF thirty thousand dollars. The
court granted the request and set
February 10 as the date for the eiec-
ton.
There was a hitch in the proceed
angs at first, .he petition presented be-
ing found to have been drawn under
the old law, and was rejected. but a
new petition was then properly drawn
and the court acted favorably upon
it.
Many people In Bluestone think
the issue OF thirty thousand dollars In
the bonds insufficient for what Ia
needed. but they. nevertheless, viii
favor the issuance az provided for in
the petition presented to the court
and 1t Is believed the proposition will
carry by an overwhelming majority.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-10
Fla,
Rescuing Wealth
From rash Heaps

Jacksonville, Fla. il becoming in-
terested in the possibility In the estab-
lishment Of a plant In that city for
the rescue from trash heaps OF valu-
able material In discard cans. The
Metropolis OF that city estimates that
5000. 900 cans of food are used year
Nv In Jacksonville and its vicinity. and
1t suggests that, instead of throwing
away the empty cans. disposal OF them
be made probably. as 10 done in other
cities. There are processes by which
the solder material and some Of the
tin are recovered from the metal of
the cans ard the rest Of the material
is converted into sash weights and
elevator weights. The Metropolis
article presents no definite figures
upon which may be based an estimaA
as 10 whether the old tin-can output
of Jacksonville and its vicinity in suf-
hcient to Justify the establishment OF
a disposal plant similar to those
operating IN other cities. But the sug-
gestion 10 worth considering from all
practical standpoints. II for no other
reason. because IL liz an expression of
the rapidly-growsng movement in this
country tor the economic utilization
OF what has long passed as waste n
industrial activities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-10
SC0TTSv|LlE FIRMS
ENJOY GOOD YEAR
BUSINESS GENERALLY IN 1914
BETTER THAN PRECEDING
YEAR-BUILDING DONE.

Scottsvslle, Va. Jan. s.--Bustness
men here generally report an increase
In their sales for the year 1914. There
was a slight falling off in tn last few
months noticeably by some few firms,
which was attributed to the short
crops owing TO the drought. And vet
the volume OF business on the whole
showed good growth. The postoffice
receipts were a very decided improve
ment, particula rly In the money order
and parcel post departments. The
railroad and express earnings made
marked change for the better. Our
newspaper, a weekly. Is by no means
weakly. but is flourishinE
The Scottsville National Bank and
the Fidelity Bank report a good bust
ness done during the old year
Several new buildings and enter
prises were started during the past
year. c. r. Dorrfner 4 Co. opened
up q complete and extensive hardware
department in connection with their
general merchandise and grocery line.
The Sclater Hardware Co. moved into
new and weil-eauipped quarters. and
carry a stock that would b creoit
to most any city.
The Masonic Temple, an imposing
and conveniently arranged brick struc-
ture, has Just been finished. Scots
villc's enterprising postmaster. s. r.
Gauit. now occupies the lower floor.
and the patrons are delighted with
the attractive and commodious quart
ers.
The Scottsville Flour Mills are hav-
ing a much needed new building
erected. C. Fl. Isett, manager for the
Hanna Lumber and Novelty Company.
has installed plant. and IL getting
out dogwooi for shutters. G.. b. Payne
has had new boiler and engine put
In his saw and planning mill. The tele-
phone exchange found 1t necessary TO
enlarge to meet the demand for now
lines and phones.
The Scottsville Furniture Company
opened up remodeled store with q
complete and attractive stock.
c. r. Dorriner. g. r. Omohundro
and l.. q. White have built handsome
residences with all modern conven-
fences and comforts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-10
RICHMOND, VA, SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1915
ALBERTA MOVING
/. FOR MEETING Of
NE|GHb0R TOWN
BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION Is
PLANNING CAMPAIGN FOR
GREATER ALBERTA.

Alberta, Va, Jan. 9.-The Alberta
Business Mems Association met In the
High School Building Wednesday night
and had general discussion along the
line OF further advancements of Al
berta. There were over sixty mem
bers present and many new members
were added at this meeting. Among
those was the Rev. H. H. Smith. of
this place, who was made an honorary
member. Many gave most interesting
talks and spoke of the vast progress
that Alberta had made in the las. year
Among those who spoke for some
length was Emory Barrow. of Ran
College: the Rev. II. n
smith. c. s. Barrow, L. r. Alternately
and J. X. Organ.
The people in the community no
longer point to Alberta as a "one-
mans town. but are cooperating to
build greater Alberta for they now
realize that the up-building of a town
here, means the advancement of their
property for miles and throughout the
county.
In a talk by one OF the members, It
was suggested that the resources and
natural advantages that Alberta en-
loved were sufficient to build Alberta.
and that let It be understood that no
man I'm the association would try to
boost Alberta at the expense OF knock
ing other towns.
Arrangements are now being made
by the association TO invite the Busi-
ness Mems Associations Of Kenbridge,
Victoria. Lawrenceville. South Hill and
McKenney TO meet here in the early
spring for the purpose of bringing the
towns in closer relation and to co-ope-
rate In matters that effect all OF the
towns in this part OF the State. Invita-
lions will he sent to Governor Stuart.
Waiter A. Watson. s, NJ Adsit. George
Keith. r. s. Marshall and Frank s.
Woodson to be among the speakers OF
the day The meeting will be an all
lay affair