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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
The chelsea Club" Is Exclusive

The Chelsea Club" Is Exclusive
II is a design that will not be
found in every store, or in every
home Il was only by special
arrangement that we are able TO
secure them for our store and
our customers. = low-hUnE style
IS one that gives the greatest
amount Of solid comfort to ev-
cry part Of the body and rests
the limbs as we'll There is not
another upholstered design that
gives the same degree of com
fort to the entire body as this
Chelsea Club model
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

city engineer, died. He is survived b
two daughters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

To increase mid-week
and to make IL
IN object for young
olks as well TO pick
ng to give away abso-
& machine with every
Outfit, or furnishings
or more. And remem-
Der you don't need
cash 10 90 house
keeping. For a small
payment and a lite
each week we VIII IL
you out IN as splsn-
did 2 home as any
human could wish
for. In case Of SICK
ness or nOn-eHipi -.
nent we are coEtspt
TO wait Tor payments
until such a time AZ
rives that II ey can ss
taken care OF.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
Here Is the Little
Princess Outfit

furnishings nave been selected with TO harmony
and good taste. You can't help liking II. However,
should you desire 10 exchange OF the pieces
others In our store We VIII be glad To have you
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

others have tried to imi-
tate il. but that is as far
as they got Everything is
Of splendid quality. The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Upholstered in Brown Imitation
Spanish Leather
To upholster these chairs and
rockers in a cheaper grade Of
imitation leather would be Ut
terly out of the question. so We
had the manufacturer place the
very best grade Of brown imita-
tion Spanish leather obtainable
into the construction Of these
chairs and rockers, which not
only adds TO their appearance,
but also insures the longest
wear under severe strain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
r. j. Winans Reelected Fresi.
dent and Huntington Chosen
for the Next Meeting.

POSTAL CLERKS - ia III III
Emphatic endorsement OF the
Hamiu civil service retirement bill.
introduced in Congress. was given IN
resolutions passed by the West VII
GINA postal clerks in the annual con-
vention here Monday or the state
branch of the United Natlonal-ASso-
citation of Posto6ice Cierks- The
convention. extended its sincere
thanks and gratitude TO Congressman
James II. Hamill for his faithful and
persistent efforts toward tne passage
otSthe measure
The convention adjourned late
Monday afternoon TO meet next year
at Huntington Ocers TO serve the
ensuing year were elected Just before
adjorrnmen. as follows:
r. J. winana, of Parkersburg. was
reelected president
John H Rice. of Huntington. was
elected first vice president
James E. Reed. of oaorgantown,
was elected second vice president
L. p Knoke. of Wheeling. was re-
elected treasurer.
r. C. Swisher. of ClarKSburg, was
reelected treasurer.
Jonn j. GroSan. of Wheeling: w
L. Satterfeld. of Fairmont and How
ard Devaughn. of Parkersbury. were
chosen members of the finance COM
nittee with Mr. Grogan chairman
Harris E. Owen. of Grafton was
elected delegate to the annual con-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
Appointments
of Members of The Public Ser
vice Commission Are An
nounCeds by Governor.

cHARLESToN,1J une3.-uoyeruor
H. d. Hatfield announced last mid
night his appointments as membersSo.
the public service commission.
Elliot. Northcott, Of Eunrngton.
who was appointed by the governoT
to I'LL the vacancy on s1e old board
caused By. the death or Roward N.
Ogden. is the first one named at ats
capitol. Hc1has been nameS as caalr<
man of the board SnS gets the SIX
year term
Jldge Ephraim Franklin Morgan.
of Fairmont. has been appointed for
the aour-year term. and ex-governor
w. NJ o. Dawson. is the other mem
Der. with the two-year term
Lee OFT is the compensation CONF
missioner for the term of six yeHs.
and James S. Lakin Il a membersof
the state board of control for SIX
wears
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
rorne OF D1sSoEUE1oE.

!. J. ,E3nctes. OF a Gated meeting OF the
stocshoiders of Harrlaud OIL Company.
q corporse3on. held al the Office OF
-ScosrSin City OF Clari<SouES. HAITI
son: Counry. West Virginia. on the S:;1
day OF May. A. D. 1870. pursuar! 10 no
dee ouly given to alt The istocEaolcecs-
The. meeting was called to*order oS
J. F. Schafner. president. who PRESIDED:
C. G Scott the secretary was DrsSenI
and acted as such; The San OF me
.s.apft.1i stock present.
on motion duly made and carried
unanimously the following resolutions
were passed:
land on Company. a corporation c-ca:ed
and Organized under and by virtue o: the
Jaws OF the state of West Virginia here
by disconetnues business as a corpoTa-
ZION. and Surrence-s TO said state us
80 tre-ssand corporate franchise. The
Board of Directors VIII proceed 70 con.
Vert The. properly. chooses IN action ana
All assets OF this company Into caSa-
and pay of and discharge All OF iiS
3eh.<. Is. biI,ties1 and Obligations, and
.dfyfdesthe remainder among the. sock
nodes: but MOI; <uch payment shalr be
made 70 any Stockholder until afte- the
publication OF this notice as hs-st:tafseS-
rS<aHa-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
Postal CLERKS Indorse
Retirement Measure

.vention of the nationa- S-sociation.
which meets the week beginning with
labor Day at Los Angeles, Cal
a-number OF resolutions were
passed by the convention. but the
most of them pertained 70 .nernal al
fairs and were not given out Tor pub
licauon The postmaster general and
other officials OF the postofhce depart
ment were thanked in resolution for
the establishment OF. the eight-hou-
day and the convention pledged the
faithful service and cooperation Of
all its nlemb ers towarc The highest eff
Iciency possible. The local branch
of the association was hcart.-y s2an1-
vided for the visiting delegates.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
BOOTLEG WHISKY
Gives Dale Means Strength
and Officers Have Hard
Time Arresiing Him.

Bootleg whiskey. wn:c-l ne pu--
chased before coming to c<aTSsourS'
gave Dale Means the strength OF a
Jess Willard for short while Mon
dy afternoon and during that time ne
gave Officer DAWSON and one or Two
ci.izens. whoever assistfnS.-l the ar
resi-. a. fierce and sruooorn battle:
The battle lasted only short time
for Means's artificial Strength sos
gave out and reaction set in. neces-
siraIing the calling of pays.c-as.
In police court this morning Means
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


Notice Is hereby given that the under,
signed state Board OF Control WIN. until unit.
noon of Tuescay.<June 1o12: rece iss
bids for doing all the work and furnish
Ing ali The materials necessary 10 com
=, tl,e plans and specifications prepared
by H Rus Warae, Arca1tece. Sns1 teSeot-'
| VEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY. NOR
GASToWN w IA
80. l. Adaition 70 MechsnieaI. Hall 1an:
and one wing IS X 10 feet: siow eurn aaS
construction. three stories. brick ana
,ep "a Bai,dins for school Of Medicine.
size Is x 50. brick walls. three stories.
wood joist construction ana composistot
GlIENvlLLE STATE NoRAL SCHOOL
CHENILLE. w "a "a a..
,hree stories and basement. brick and
stonc slate roof. ordinary constructor.
MARSHALL To SSL II Y;z HeSiiNe-
Rp,1dtns for o Science Han. 14s 80
feet. s 1qi and terra Gotta. three stories
eonaposition top finish. second and third
floors 5oist construction: composition
fo Contractors can secure plans and
specifications for any one or more or
once OF the state Board. Of Control.
cha rieston W. Va. accompanying. Their
49,, for each Sc. OF plans and specifica-
lions desired One OF said checks VIII
be returned TO contractor 1oF edc1 Sc
OF plans and SpecincatlouS' feIu11feo "
ett, All bids must be accompanied by cer-
+ised check OF FIVE hundred dollars
Ssso0. o01 for each building on which
estimate is made.
- ,+,sca ~ the state Board of Control
al two O'Clock p. IL. TUESDAY. June =.
i' INN =, .f1ia.ciy after contract IS awarded
lss,.1.cessf,:I bidder Will be required 70
execute proper contract with iScSran ny
ho15 IN pepaIrS equal to one-half the
9.oou-st OF CONTRACT price II srccessfrl
bidder fails to execute contract ana
bond. his check -iiI. be. retatnedsto cover
cSnense= CT -c-advertistnE-
All of the above buildings must nc en-
tirely completed on or before r e oruass
; L. III. bids mus; he made on forms fur.
| ais1ci with the SPECIFICATIONS. M
tr;p-;1f 70 -e4e.>: any AMI all bids
lis I1ANIN. President.
cHARLESToS. w VA
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
NE charlotte v. Gulick.

Camp Fire guardians from an the
surrounding states VIII receive IN
structton In the lore Of the camp at
meeting to be held at Battle Creek,
Mich, June BIO. DR.. A-HsGuilck and
Mrs. Charlotte v. Gutck. founcerS
and heads of the The Camp Fire
Girls. viii have active charge Of the
CORDS of instructors
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
order of No+Ice Threon.

1cor.ae-n -DEatr4ct of wesS.vfrSfnia- IS
On sh9s I5th.dey Of May D. 1917.
Ordered by The Court that a hear
.aS he badS upon 5t1e,-sar1e OF nfs ZSta
sd EaErr at C3mksbirE tn2ssa@t dis
trfcs ten Clock. IN che SorsaeoT:
tine -TeleS<a1n.s a Newspaper printed IN
ea5d-dAxt-Frr: add that7lif iS.-own ersoi-
fcrS. and >onherap persons IN interest may
sapoear at The said time and place and
eS1owIcaEse- II any theyShave: WHY the
praYerSlo6 the said petition should not
be- Eranted-E
And 1t ssfurtber ordered by thee court
en- Rnown CREDITORS copies OF said TAt!-
Hon and this order addressed % them
pFltness the Hoao-able Aston G.
sI1a~torl Judge OF the said Court. and
- Sess1 theTeof AZ. CIarlsshurS. II said
dfsfrsct, on the t1th day of May, 4 D.
- :. b KEFAI-NER- cIA-S :
fSeala .C-sss d. G. y D. y. Va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
SENT TO pen.

uJ-ITIN1ToN. June d-Eighteen
years in the penitentiary was the
sentence given Sampson Bowen, the
Heath creek country boy. who was
found guilty of second degree mur-
der in connection with the killing OF
W. G. Morrison last February a
sixty Gay stay OF execution IN order
that the defendant may apply for
writ of error was granted
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01

was fined $3.50 and was ordered to
pay the doctors bill Means said tnas
the bootleg >whiskey made him
crazy and that he. knew nothing sof
what happened after arriving In the
city
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01

Th-land at the head of wall Street
on which Trinity church and ere
-fery stand, comprises plot 81; feet,
long by 2o7 feet broad, valua at
s19, 200. 600
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01

- - B: KEFAEvER cIe-S :
fseai9s- U.s. D. G. y D. " Va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01

STATE BOARD OF coSTRoL.
CHARLESTON. w Va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01

- of error was granted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-24
AN OPTICAL ILLUSION
Customer In Barber Shop Thought DE,
mon Had GOuged Eye When Cigar
Ashes Draped His Lamp

While barber In the Sklrvin hotel
shop was huslly engaged In shaving a
customer this morning. the occupant
" the tOnsOrlal chair tried to smoke
n cigar between strokes. The ash ON
the big black cigar grew longer and
longer and trpmhled Ominuusly In the
fingers Of the smoker.
His mind In some faraway melon
patch, the unwary porter sat on 1t.
tie stool with one VI the customers :
feet between his knees, labOriOusly
enhancing the gloss NJ the already
shining leather Suddenly the smok
er made Il violent clutch at the ulr,
aud gave the dnrkcy a terrific Kick
under the chin, the impact OF the
heavy foot sending the half-stunned
fellow 60 the floor.
The smoker had opened his eyes at
an lnausplclous moment. aud the tot
tcring ash of the upright cigar had
fallen the warm heap completely flll-
ing one of the drowsy orbs. A coin
slipped into the pOrter's hand relieved
his distress somewhat. but he was still
making wry efforts to turn his neck
as the customer departed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-24
SURE SIGN OF
CHINESE WISH
Establishment Of American Express
Company Branch in HongkOng, Has
Wide Industrial Significance

President George &. Taylor NJ the
American Express company gave out
the statement today, through local
agent here that, In view " the nc.
tive trend VI american capital aud
American merchandise toward the
Orient, the company has decided to
add to It's round the world chain NJ
offices 10y establishing new branches
at Manila, T. l.. and at llongkong.
China. Following Immediately upon
the semi official visit 10 this country
NJ the Chinese Industrial commission
for the purpusr NJ filling the gap left
In Chinese commerce by the uphcaval
NJ the European exporting interests,
the announcement II particularly sig
nlficant.
IF ever the United states N to
take its proper place as au exporting
milton tn China and southern Asln, -"
said MIR Tuylur. the best time ~ do
Il Is when the door Is wide open and
when the outside world Is seeking Tor
what we have In offer. This * cm
phaticalN sn IN the case NJ cstah
fishing new connections with Eastern
peoples who. rs our merchants have
, discovered cling conservativcly IN the
pathways of trade 10 which they have
become accustomed,
I'VE ARE the only nation nj present
with free hand 10 whom they can
look Tor permanent commercial ties
American trade IL doubly wei.
coined nt this time throughout all NJ
southern Asia china II hungry fnr
American capital and with the estah
/ llshment NJ permanent form ~ Re
/ publican government we ARE convinced
TINT China win soon prove NJ rich
nnd profitable u field Tor American
eNporters NJ II has proved In the past
for Eurouc II Is also our conviction
that conditions win soon warrant ",
IN extending onr organization lC
other Aslntlc cltlcs fnr the purpose
" providing better TRANSFORMATION and
financial facilities for the extension
NJ american foreign trade"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-24
THE EMPRESS.

An unusual sly.reel feature Is the
latest release On the Paramount pro
gram. and now the current attraction
at the Empress Instead " one six
reel story the Paramount has given
photoplny fans double feature con.
sistlng " two stories as different M
two tales can possihly he. and yet
combining into single feature Of
sterling worth.
"lioOtles BABY by the noted au
thor John Strange Winter, and "The
Man on the Case by the celebrated
drnmntlst. Grace Livingston Furniss
the first In -four reels aud the second
In two, provide the entertainment.
A classy harmony singing act Is
promised ON the vaudeville bin open.
ing to-day. the Ellis Trio being sched
uled The Empress endeayoH To pre-
sent one good net rather than two or
moro moor ones.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-24
At The Theatres
THE FOLLY

Adolph aud Raymond begin three
]ay exhibition at the Folly Thursday
" comedy ucrobatic work aud head
balancing The act is new and orig
mal aud Is put ON with unusual grace
and energy. On the same bill appears
Charun \ CharlHn. II man and u wo-
man. who dance and sing.
The vaudeville is IL big feature of
the Folly. according to Manager Pow.
cl estimate because he believes that
the local thcntcr going public wants a
relief from the eternal Pickering OF
pictures.
Each week the Universal Film com.
rauy releases a biz vaudeville act on
the picture program The Pnnzer
Troupe viii he featured In this de
unrlmrnt Thursday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-24
NATIONS TOLD
OF APPOINTME ENT
Foreign Governments and All |. =.
Diplomats Notified Of Iansing's
PrOmotiOn-BDan Il Silent

,|,-|II,,I--D.-.| ~
'NNIllN"I' W. June 'u.
, INV" ','"''H E"''I "'''"' ''l"N wv"
''I' "'' '"'',bm governments "' tue "I'
l"''',,n'll' "i N"p''' i'"''>'''- It's '''''
" III, "'p'"u'u'' an" ,"'''"''' ''l,''
''"'"'''' "' tue ! "'''u ''"''' '' '"'
''E,, 'ou"'''' ,a
WI lansing ''"N tue ,"',, ,,.',,, ~, "'''' y
,o""H "' we '".,'>''' ~" " ''''"'' d.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-24
THE LYRIC

Charley Chaplin Is the magnet
which draws the movie fans to the
Lyric. Work Is Chapllns latest and
greatest farce. II not only throws the
lNric crowds into Immediate mirh
throughout the presentation Of the
piece hut continues long after the
show
These pictures are not only first.
run In Oklahoma city but In the
United states Manager Slnopoulo's
Ihcnter is In the major league NJ fea
mre theatcrs " the southwest The
Chaplin picture will be- ON the screen
Thursday, Friday and saturday
Music furnished 10y Finley's band
and orchestra Is causing universal
comment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-24

Jnmc- Parker the poltnwatnml,
fruit King. that he had purchased
some apricots from the ncw,boy or
the train and they were covered win
san Jose scale MIR Parker lmmc
dintcly called attention of the train
men To the fruit and also notified
President Gault.
II is not known II the fruit wa.
purchased In Oklahoma, bat uo mat
ter where, the scale coud hc spread
In this way and n would soon result
seriously 10 fruit orchards President
Gnult viii pay particular attention
to the handling of fruit and anyon,
found perslsting In handling sucl
fruit ur any fruit without first bcml
inspected. viii be- prosecuted. ThrI,
is Il severe penalty attached
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-24
st UBNIARINE FL soon WILL
BE RAISED SAYS ADMIRAL

WASHINGTON, June 2I.-Rpar Ad
miral Moore, cUmmnudant " the lln
wallnu navy station IN n mail reror
To the navy department states thu
progress Is being made In the w0rl
NJ raising the submarine ~. whicl
sunk In Honolulu harbur Seyera
months 90
The admiral says divers have heel
occupied In plugging holes In the sid
Of the submarine To keep sand frou
settling within II The submarine Il
lying where the sea does not hreal
and he rel orts that she X In shap,
to he raised upon the arrival ~ Inn
proved apparatus which has been re
QUESTIONED
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-24
RUSSIANS ADMIT
POWER Is GONE
UCoutInucd From Page OneD

OCout,nucd From Page One)
--~--~~~~~~~~~-~~>~~-~ ~~-~-~---~~~---~~~-~~~>s-s~
purtnncr. The tirmncss Of the Rus
sian stand ON the rnnew leads 10 the
belief that the Russian army when
reinforced muy prove the German Ella
tiou to hive been premature
Thus far the German operations
near l.cmbcrg have rNcrtcd no npwr
put influence ON the situation along
the Dnistcr only ut one point ON
this river huyr the Austru.Gcrmuus
established themselves Ou the right
bank Near NizniAw the Gcrnnns
rffrctually crossed the river, but uc.
curding to details learned today were
rppulsrd with heavy losSc> aud com
pollcd 10 sacrifice many strongly for
titled positions. They Still maintain,
however. their position on the right
bunk " the river.
ON the front extending from the
Tnuew 10 n line west ~ Ruwn Rusku,
the Germans have been held and nov
weakness In the Russian position H.
In evidence here rs n result NJ the
Russlnu evacuation NJ lrmhcrg Rus
Sian observers are optimistic regard
Ing the rnrly rrrupturr " the Guliriu
capital.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-24
AUDITORIUM

tine visit to the Auditorium semi.
alrdome quickly convinces patron
that the combination movie show and
picture tbenter ~ the one hest bet In
the entertainment field IN the cit,
The pleasure " watching n feature
screen production and dancing under
the inverted lights quickly makes the
Auditorium regular friend On to.
nights program will be shown "rhe
Smoking Out OF Bella Butts" Vita.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-24
QUEER PATRONS
At The LIBRARY
Women In Minority AlthO Many
Use Institution As InfOr-
nation Bureau
OFFERS STUDY IN CHILD NATURE
By Nlaurtne Butts

This library h,i. .pu,. uua.r nat
rous" sniL NiiSs Manic IroT., nsII,t
Ant librarian ot ,h, r,rn",,i. ,ihrnry
Some or them '.a .,lI nmr ,ragnlnr.
The, romr nlmo., 49, ns,,n -. ,,a -,
and they gn nut f., nm.b nnL n,n,n
back nnJ sin, rutu A.. el,.. mo-,
are here this mnrplp,, mo, unrlnJ.
all typrS OF ppopIr Srp rhut mup lu
the corner"
L,nl.L o,l ..,, ,,J,..,,oir,l
u,un t,rIn, hm.u, ,n,a,, n,'
"Yrs whn IL h"." ,.Dal ivy
30, ,.,.,
~, Wv" : N,,oN '", "", ,n'' T'PHeu
"|>., | ''"i 49, w. "ut m' ~ nN ""'N one VIZ
,.'',,,,. .,'n '"''s y H''l' n,'' WI" mas
",I ''''' N'oN u '' "'''r " N"r" ne
..oI I :" ~.n.s 'u,,'e u"u NJ, J" " corner "hu
,.,, ," ,"M 'Vlu y '""N'' W. W. never
S'n '"' ,n W." m @ ,u'h '' nt may o' uuulo
,nr." m "'' Wv % N,,oN' Ho",' VI l'' ''g"
,., ','','', ""H'''''>' '''''' WI"
',,.' ,''''' ','"''''''N' VI ''"u'"H 'I""e
lur' ,'"'' "'" 'u'''"' ''e"' Fr'"ii'
"''
NI' there any women regulars
very rev Sometimes women VIII
come every day for month or two,
'I'h lh'l VIII stop ANA We VIII never
see Them again. SOME "f them do
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-24
TIE METROPOLITAN.

Her Shattered Idol" one Of those
new and beautiful Mutual master
pictures, heads the program at the
Family Met today Fridny and Satur
day. where thirteen reels Of flrstruu
pictures are offered for n nickel
The Broken Coin" with Frances
Ford and Grace Gunard is also fen
turcd, following In quick succession
by THE Shop Nun" The House on
T. Street" "Ach Louie Her New
job. and THE Girl und the Camera.
All or the phys mentioned are first
run. representing the most expensive
program thnt money can buy You
can not realize what a wonderful
show this is until you see II.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-24
FRISCO AIDS FARMERS


j. + Nicholson. Frisco supervisor ~
farm marketing. is I'm this city today
MIR NlchoIsou's business is To organize
the farmers In the towns along the
Frisco These fnrmcr, appoint II su.
pcrlnteudcut and Mr. Nicholson puts
him In touch with the biz buyers I'm
this way the farmers are able tu dls
pose Of their crops to the best posSi
hlc advantage.
MIR Nicholson reports that the dix
cling NJ the potato crop has been great
y delayed by the recent rains He
report, watcrmrluus aud runtaloupcs
to hc growing fine having suffered
very little from storms. Melons In
Southeast Missouri show lOO per cent
condition nj this time Reported dam
age TO the Oklahoma peaches from
hail is unfoundcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-24
COLCORD GARDEN

One can visit the Colcord seven
times u week and enjoy new show
with every attendance Picture pro
gram are changed nightly AT this
popular open air resort The Favor
lte SeXtctte nrc style all the while
with their rcndltious of late ballads
and rags
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-24
DISEASED FRUIT SCARE
Scaly Peaches Bought on Train Are
Called to Attention Of State Board
Of Agrieulture-Danger OF Spreading

President Frank Gault Of the board
Of agriculture has notified railroads
operating In the state. and directed
that they In turn notify the companies
handling fruit on trains to be- very
careful In buying fruit aud see that
none of It Is diseased Wednesday he
received a telephone message from
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TRANSPORTATION PROFESSOR.
SHIr N FOUNDED At HARVARD

CAMBRIDGE Mass, June -
Founding of the james j. Hin profes.
sorshlp of transportation with an en-
dowment Of Sl25OOO was announced
today by President Lowell In his nd
dress to the Harvard alumni Assem-
hIed for commencement
TIL" ~ donors Of the money lncud-
"d rnilrond presidents, bankers and
other friends and admirers of the for
mrr president of the Great Northern
railrond.