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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
MOVIE FIRE LECTURE
Prevention WIN BE Graphically Dis
cussed Tomorrow nj Emprcss Thea.
Ter by l., ". Stubbs Of Chicago

Secretary H. y. Brown Of the Cham.
her ~ Commerce today received word
TINT u. II Stubhs of Chicago would
reach Oklahoma city Thursday morn
ing and ut B;lh deliver lecture In
the Empress theater on fire preven-
uon. His lecture win he illustrated
by moving pictures. Mr. Stubs has
visited Tulsa, Muskogee and other
cities In the state, and the people
hay" become greatly interested In the
work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
COLCORD GARDEN

The melodies and ballads furnished
by the FavOrite Sextette continue 10
charm the wltsful ear and Ia lure n
constantly growing thrOng TO the cool,
comfortable Colcord Garden. The
picture program Is changed nightly
and Is ~ high character
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23

Rear Admiral william +. Fullam,
superintendent NJ the Navnl Academy
at Annapolis, has brought serious
charges against cadets " the ncndr.
my In connection with the "crhbng
n examination papers there recently
The scandal has grown to such pro.
portions that military court It
which Captain Robert l.. Russell is
the president, is making an nvcstigu.
tlon.
Among the charges of the supcrn.
lcndent was one that an attempt to
break into desks of professors had
been made Some one got copies NJ
examination papers for all four class
rs which have just taken their exnm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
AID TO MRS. SUTTON
Oklahoma Visitor. Writing About Pa.
mama Fair, Says Hostess Using Own
Money 10 Make State showing

4 letter describing In detail the
Joint dedication " the oklahoma ard
Arkansas building at the Panama Pa.
clflc exposition was received by May.
or Overholscr from D. W Coatc an
e1,Okl0homan, this morning Conte
ms token AN active mtens, In the
Oklahoma representation,
ne spoke IN high terms of ne work
helng done hy MRS SUIT ~. Okla
homu's hostess, 'nd stated thOt she
WIS personally sanding grei,t deal
OF expense 'hrt should he raid 10y the
state.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
Charmlngly Youthful Evening FrOck
OF Taffeta and Lace

and supplemented by Il pretty cuff
M laffrtH. 4 plrNt Is laid In the ma.
tcrial over each shoulder but must
not be- visihly stitched down. for II
mclt> off into bit ~ draplng under
the arms \ line VI shirring from the
bust line down through the center
NJ the front, gives u very pretty effect
NJ drnwry NJ the sides, aud forms
girdlc In one with the blouse itself
4 mrdiri neck frlll wired to stand MI
la back finishes the N.nerk In ~
duiuty way as possible,
Very deep lace flomciug is used for
the gathered mdrrsklrtS and can
have u plain net top where It is GOV
cred by the tunlc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23

The questions answered below are
general In character the symptoms W
diseases urc given and the answers will
apply In any ease NJ similar nature.
Those wishing further advice free
muN address nr Lewis nnkrt college
Bhlg College Ellwuod StS. Dayton, q,
enclosing scltAddrcsscd stamped en-.
,rlopr Tor reply Fun name aud Rd.
dress must be- given but only initials
ur fictitious name viii be- used IN my
answers Ihr prescriptions Jan he
flllrd nt any well yturkrd drug store
ANY druggist uuu order Of wholesaler
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
Fashions For Americans


BY LILLIAN r.. YOUNG
Such II lovely lacey confcction Is
this dainty summer evening froci
made up OF Chantllly lace aud pHlest
pink taffrtn Graceful, uunInt, and
alluring 1t is In every way suited
10 youthful wearer, aud expresses
unusual distinction in It's lines aud
fashloniug.
The tuffetA blouse Is cut by II XII
mono sleeyed pattern, 10 acquire the
sleeve tops cnt IN one with the body
The length Is then completed In lace
Eilh it- scnlloIrd edge tu the top
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
"W|LL|AMS-FOR-
SENATOR" PLOT
Every Political Move, Say OBJ
servers, Points To Governors
One Purpose
WILL BE bob" AGAINST "BOB"


Tint Governor Williams ryprcts 10
run against Seunror Robert =. owen
for the United STATES senate when
his term as goypruur expires. or nt
least that the friends nf the prrseut
chief executive nrr hulldiug a ma
chine for the purln,r of aiding such
candidacy. is the firm hrllrr OF the
owen supporters iu the state.
In support of mi. belief they call
attention 10 thr furt thut although the
! Democratic stnte uniform declared IN
fuyur ia constitutional amrndrmut
providing thnt I'm. governor should mot
be- II candidate for fine t. \ scnutr
within two ycnrs aflrr his term eN.
pirrd no such provision was submit
ted los the last legislature. which was
literally under fine control Of the
friends Of the governor I'm fact il
/ I, claimed thnt II vps thr senatorial
aspirations of the governor which KIN
ed house iolnt resolution no Is. by
| Xahloudil and E,rrhnrt. RrpuhlIcan9
which ncorporntrd the above pruyis.
/ ion.
WHY Amendments Center
Very noticeable also has been the
/ fact that the nuurrnu, nppoiutrps Of
| Governor Williams have all been from
the southern and rn~rrm part uf the
state. IN counties having II heavy
Democratic vote and where. therefore,
active Williams for senator" work
rr, viii du the most good during the
primary. II became Increasingly pyl
( dent that William, muchiue Is the
aim Of the pmclu- Of appointments
when the governor insisted that all np.
/ puIntrr- named D., the school land
commission should bee Williams sun.
purtprs despite the protest " three
/ other members uf the commission who
are said 10 have rlbrruuturlnl usplra
/ iious and wish tu pay few political
obligations NJ their own.
HUT pointing even more definitely
10 some such plan to place Williams
| I'm the senatorial race Is the fact that
some NJ Williams, lirutrnunts hnvp
urged him to ignore the law which
| requires the governor tu select ~ the
! Republican mrmbD uf the stntr rlrr
tion board. one of3klc five men whose
names were submitted tp him hy Stntr
| Chairman Arthur Il Gclsslrr on he
| half uf the Republican state commit
trc. The state election hoard has the
naming NJ the secretary " each county
election board and he is an important
fuucliomry during the primary elrc.
tiun While In general elections the
/ proceedings NJ the election board are
watched so closely. ar at least have
been during recent elections. that 1t
has been hard tu put anything over.
individuals have not the same facili
rlf~ Tor watching as well or.
gnnized political party and In conse
%o,., alc, for "I'o'i" machinery i" a pri
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23

Wen, my man. said the hospital
physician to n patient who had been
on low diet for long tlme, "how are
vou2"
Much better, sir"
Could YOU rat u small chicken to.
day" 80
"rhnt I could. sir"
"what would you like to have II
stuffed within
PLEASE your honor replied the
hungry fatirnt. ~ would llkr II stuffed
with another"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
CLAIMS MONROE
WAS MERE BOOB
lCnnilnned Ernm pnrn nnnA

(COntinued From Page One.
~N~-No~~~~NN~~-~-~~~
guerlte Ellis was fatally shot
III Embry hadn't stopped him." ex.
claimed Prnlett that redfaced police
man would have testified that he met
Monroe nt noon and that he was drunk
then"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23

About the time the average man
learns how To live he quits the game.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23

Plumbing. Ph. Wal. $50 Taylor Rros
ADV.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
INTE REST CONTINUES

The furniture sale at Kelley <
Sons still continues to create in.
terest. Many have taken advant-
age Of the Id reduction this firm is
offering and are getting their homes
furnished at great saving This
is the first time that this we'll
known concern has ever had sale
ot any kind and will probably Ie
The last. This sale is being had
0nly to make room for larger line
than they have ever before carried
which will begin to arrive in a few
weeks In order to get the benefit
of this | A reduction you will have
to act soon as the sale closes the
last Of June.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18

other blunder in the tariff bill
might be cited. Typical examples
have been referred 40 because they
show the logical results that follow
ed the employment OF slovenly, in
accurate methods of legislation
Practically every important stat
ute passed by the present admins
tra'ion is like wise honeycomed with
needless imperfsclions, that must
be corrected by expensive legal pro-
cedure or Legislative action. They
are facts with which everyone
should become familiar, and with
that object in view the subject will
be dealt with in future articles.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
HERE TO STAY

r J Coleman Of Captain was in
Carrizozo Tuesday on his way to
Amarllla, Texas where he rnes on
a weeks business trip. Mr.. Cole.
man has been residing in Arizona
for The past two years but said he
could not get over the New Mexico
fever and has returned to the Sun.
shine state to stay
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
CONC CRETE WALK

An exceuent coatre,e sidewalk
has been place in front Of the
Carrizozo Trading Co. store The
placing Of this walk will make
lrave more pleasant along this
thoroughfare than in the past. It
would not be bad idea for more
of our business men TO pattern
after the Trading CO
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
TRY A WANT AD

II you have any articles about
your premises YOU want To dispose
Of put a want al ia tho Outlook
Good second hand furniture, farm.
ing tools aud other Equipment are
always sa cable and II costs very
little 10 let Lincoln cnun,y people
know what you have to offer
Every week someone reports n
ready sale Of some articles advef.
lised In this paper. The use Of which.
Il bccoming nure and more general
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
PICNIC WILL BE HELD
T0MOdR0W AFTERNOON

The Lincoln County Teachers
Instute convened in Carnzozo on
Monday Of this week. A large
number Of teachers are in atten..
dance, considering that many are
away on vacations and attending
the normals
Those that are in attendance are
taking hold Of The work with much
enthusiasm and interest and the
institute will no doubt be .produc.
tive Of much good in the wav Of a
professional uplift among the teach
ers of the county.
Supt. J S. HuIer Of The Tucum
carl High school IL the conductor
and is assisted by Mrs h. v. Jew
1T, of this place.
The committee appointed TO see
that ample provision be made for
he entertainment OF the teachers
have their arrangements completed
aud many affairs will be given IN
honor of the pedugogues before
The institute closes, which will be
Saturday, Jshe 26lh.
The peop'o OF the town assisted
by the Civic League aud CONNER.
cial Club have arranged for q pie
nick tomorrow after noon, which
will be held at the mai pais. Free
transpor alton will be furnished The
teachers and the "eats" will he the
very best.
Mrs Gumm, County Superinten
tendeni, has isked us 10 state
that the date for the psychology
examination has been changed from
Saturday 26th, to Thursday 24ih
There are twenty nina teachers
in attendance exactly the same
number as were present last year
Following are The names and ad-
dresses of those in attendance:
Mrs Grace de Mission, Mrs s Il
Moss. Mrs 5 II Nckels, Mrs, Ber-
nice Adams, Misses Bessie White,
Ula Edminston, Iona Stevens.
Carriaozo; + A Haggard, Miss
Dora Clements, Cornan; Airs. Lui.
lyme Lane, Miss Ethel Phillips, Fort
Stanton; Mrs EsieIle Hayes, Rue.
we'll; Mrs A. + McLoin. White
Mountain Mrs NJ l. Blpney,
Oscuro; Mr. aud Mrs. s c. Burnett,
Jicariia; Mr.. aud Mrs W II. High
smith Obar; Mise Ada Hulberr,
Banner OklahJma; G. Y Belknap,
d l. Reed. Captain; Geo II.
Webb, Miss Alma MeNaughtun.
White Oaks; Miss Nell Grant,
Alamogordo; Miss Lillie slarnes
Captain; Mrs Viola Thompson.
rinuie; Geo. h. Cardwell, Nogal.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
CRUDE LAWS OF
ADMINISTRATION
The Laws Enacted During
the Last Two Years Have
Proven to be Crude and
Faulty in the Extreme
THE TARIFF BILL HAS
DEPLETED The TREASURY

"As compared with the Repub
Leans we are an unframed mob
with lictle knowledge of parliament.
aIy law aud with very little effective
knowledge OF the rules"
Senator Tillman, Democratic sen
ator from South Carolina, spoke
these words in an address to the
United States Senate In the light
vi subsequent events they have be
come warning and prophecy
The laws enacted during the last
two yesrs are crude and faulty to
The last degree As Illustrative Of
this last. few notable examples,
OF the many blnndurs contained IN
The tariff bill alone have been
hitherto published
Lest we forget" y brief sum.
mary oi these examples follows
merely TO emphasize the genera
principle Of inaccuracy vailing
~ he Democratic laws:
The tariff bill as u whole was
d blunder. because il was revenue
measure thai produceu many mil.
lions 0f dollars less than were need
ed, depleted treasury being the
result
2 The provision for five per
ceut discount in duties on merchan.
disc imported IN American vessels
involving millions nf dollars, was
declared imperative by the Attor.
MY General over year ago, and
went to the Court Of Customs APP
peals.
3 Another provision affecting
hundreds oi business concerns is
before the same court because ol
the insertion uf an obscure phrase
that nei ther customs officials, law.
yers nor business men affected
could underst tand
4 A vital provision in the income
tax law, u part OF the tariff bill, re-.
lating to deductions allowed in
computing gross income, must go
to the courts like hundreds OF
Others.
8 The entire incoms tax pro-
vision has been pronounced by the
Taxation Commillee Of the Ameri.
can Bar Association, a nonpat tisan
body. las open to The p,avest OBJ
jeclions both in structure and
specific defects twenty 1--WE inn
perIeclions being pointed out.
g. Necessity fo: amending this
law has forced administration Off.
Cials to the work Of formulating a
report of s orudiiies, as basis
for amendment by Congress
On innumerable occasions during
the ,bsle on the tarlI aud other
bills, Republican 4 'or leader James
II Mann Of Illinois cautioned The
majority to use greater cate. and
gave one reason for the dividing
line between the two sides Of the
House ms "a lack of information
on the part df the Dsnwcrats.
Like Senator Tilluan's utieranee
these words have assumed prophe
tic meaning Literally hundreds Of
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
REV. DAY RESIGNS

Rev r. l. Day who has been
pastor Of the local Baptist Church
for the past seven months has re
signed and accepted the position of
state evangelist for New Mexico.
Rev Day will enter upon his new
field Of labor about the first Of July
il is with much regret by the mem
bers Of the church and the people
OF he town In gene al that he will
not be able to continue as pas or
His successor has not as yet been
chosen but it is hoped that he will
take hold Of the work as enlhusi.
cally ns did Rev. Day
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
must PROTECT GAME

adequate projections oI wild game in
New Mexico II this state is to main
tain It's reputation ns a hunlman's
paradise cuuld tot be brought home
more fprcibly than by citing the
present stare OF affairs in Colorado,
which for years was regarded as the
greatest big game country in the
vest.
In signed article contributed to
Outdoor Life, J NJ Woodward, aI
veteran hunter of Colorado, calls
attention TO the almost total ex
tinctiou Of the big game in the sister
state, which he attributes to the
lack Of stringent protective game
law e'.
There have been numerous pro
tests from different parts Of New
Mexico because Of the recently en-.
acted game and ish p effective law
but gane law ihat rs not stringent
likewise euforcible, IL little hetter
than no game law nt all
Writing to he editor of Outdoor
Life, Mr. Onward SAYS:
"If you have room in your valu.
able magazine | want to say few
words to YOU aud other spartsmen
oi Colorado in regard 10 The game
OF The state that Is fast passing into
'istory There il nov enough
leer in Colorado for start pro
viding. however, that there is mo-
one killed in five years | know
this from my own personal ohser
vaIi0n and ly The observation of
reliable men who have travelled
from time TO time through the
game country There is not
enongh bsars anl mountain lions
in Colorado 10 speak of and they
are not destroying the game II il
surprise 20 me that ihe sporismen
Of the state, myself included, are
sitting idly by and allowing this
condition TO continue, and II is
high time that we should wake up.
Colorado shpuld begin at once and
spend at least $50, 900 stocking lhe
state with deer: then we should
have a law providing for not less
han $50 minimum fine, or sixty
lays in prison at hard labor There
should be a standing offer of $50
reward for any person that would
arrest and cause conviction for any
game or fish law violaler. All re
sponslble persons wishing TO do so
should be provided with special
game warden's commissions with
full authority; until we get some
thing along the line have mention
ed, We will never have game again
in Colorado. The violaier will not
,espect law he does not fear
And II will be up to him to respect
the law or suffer; this w,uld be no
hardship on any good citizen.
"We have poor game law and
not much enforcement You will
find more paid game wardens in
The city Of Denver than there are
in the balance OF the entire state
Law and politics will not blend un
| der any condition
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18

Miss Ada Hubert, Of Banner,
Okla, Is visiting at the home Of
Mr. sud Mrs B + Gnf She will
visit relatives and friends at Capi
tan and Lincoln before returning
home. t..
Miss Eva FELTON, Of Flagstaff,
Arizona, arrived the first of the
week and is the guest Of Mrs Chas
p Downs.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18

John Kelley deputy sheriff Of
Luna county and step son OF NJ
B. Foreman Of this city stopped
Ovsr b re Wednesday Oa his " '
home from Springer, to which place
he had gone a few days pn-
vious to take young man that
had been Sentenced TO the refol m.
atUry at that place.
Geo. A. Webb, principal Of the
White Oaks school aud family, are
occupying the cottage of Mr. aud
Mrs Slaughter ia Mcdonald ad
dition during the latter's stay in
Douglas, Arizona.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
LINCOLN COUNTY
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

Teachars' Institute for Lin.
coin County onvened, in
Carrizozo Monday, June
. Fourteenth
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-18
CIVIC LEAGUE
TAKES VACATION
No More Meetings Will be
Held During the Summer
Months by the Carrizozo
Civic League
CLOSES A VERY SUCCESS
Full CAMPAIGN


The Carrisozo Civic League, the
Organization iGat has done so much
for the civic beauty Of the town,
and the one organization that we
all take off Our hats to. il now
about ready 10 enter upon long
and well earned vacation. II was
decided at their meeting last Tues.
day afternoon at the Crystal theatre
that here would not be any more
mee ugs held during he summer,
unless perhaps, call meeting TO
attend to something special which
might come up. demanding the
leagues attention, aud we wlllwag-
eT n two To one bet that they will
come alive when there is anything
that needs .heir attention.
The good women comprising This
worthy band Of civic workers are
greatiul for the snppnrt and en-.
couragement they have met with
in their efforts to make Carrizozo Il
better town in whi h 10 live. They
have undertaken and done many
good works and made u failure at
none so far as WE know Even
thtir entertainments have been hiph
class and profitable aud it. is regret
ted by many that they are taking
a vacation so soon for should thev
continue rs they have for the past
few months our town would be
second to none in the state in a
few months more.
The cleaning up OF the town,
planting of the trees and beautify
ing OF the cemetery is work most
commendable and would likely
never have been done had not the
women taken It In hand.
Mrs. A. J. ROLAND. The secretary
has made her report Of the receipts
and expenditures Of the league dur
ing tho past three months which
shows very plainly that they have
been doing things since they took
up active work The report is as
follows:
RECEIPTS
Balance on hand March % hlal5.
SIS 90; Duea. S22 90, soliciting
Com, Mesdames Lacey and Osborn
$50 rs; Mrs + J Sager, solicited
$G4 90; supper. Mrs. Dingwall
Chairman, S23 O5; Sales OF pennapts
$1,000, entertainment by school
children, Mrs. II B. Hamilton
Chairman, Sl4OO; Concert, Mrs
Lucas Chairman, S2l 20. Total
5000 80
EXPENDITURES
w. VI Barnett. grading cemetery
streets, S25O6@Geo NJ Hughes
fence posts. Sl0bO welch & Tits.
swortb, rshcioss S2s.a0. J. G. Tex
tor hauling and freight, So.7i.
FoGworth Galbraith Co. Lumber,
Sls.s5, Humphrey Bros, fence posts
sQcenis, N. b.. Taylor a Sons
nails, bolts ste $S55, Mountain
States Telephone Co posts, SO 90,
j N, White, labor, S97 so. A. J.
ROLAND, flags. So so. Total 5000 80
The evening world., 1915-02-09
WEIGHT THR0WERS' LAST
CHANCE TO WIN TITLES.

The American weight throwers will
have their last chance to win cham
pionships ano create records in the g.
pound weight for height and :t-pound
shotput events at the indoor champion.
ships Of America. which will be held at
Madison Square Garden on Thursday
evening. March I. The committee ap-
pointed BY Alfred J. Liil. President oi
tho A. A. u. has recommended that
these two events as well as the pole
vault for distance be eliminated, and
there Ia little doubt but that the hoard
Of Governors OF the A. A. u. will ap-
prove the action Of this COMMITTEES.
Frederick w. Ruben. Chairman Of
yesterday stated that he had communi-
Gated with the Pastime Athletic Club
OF San Francisco In relation to securing
the entry OF Patrick Donovan OF thai
club for the weight events at these
worlds record for throwing the ia.
pound weight for height. having thrown
the iron ball In the air the remark abls
distance OF 16 feet ~ inches.
The American Indoor championships
coming as they do this year only tive
nights before the intercollegiate Indoor
games, means that all the college star,
In town at that time will enter In thil
title meet and try for championship hon
ors In their favorite events.
The evening world., 1915-02-09
Fight Results.

MILWAUKEE,. Feb. s.-Bob Moha re-
deemed himself here in his ten-round
80 with Gus Christie before the South
Side A. G. by showing some very CLASSY
work. beating his opponent. Christie
got the credit tor only one rvund--the
nrst The second. while there was
fierce milling on both sides. was an
even break. and Moha won the others
The eighth and ninth saw Christie
hanging on to stay out the limit.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-Milburn
Saylo: Of Indianapolis, with his flying
swings. kept Eddie Moy OF Allentown
busy at the Olympia for six rounds.
Saylor took flying leaps at the up-State
fighter and hit him on every part OF the
body from the belt up. II was q crazy
kind Of nghting.. and did mot let Moy do
much real work: but he easily out
pointed the Westerner with straight
jabs.
COLUMBUS, O.. Feb. o.-Ad yvolgast.
former lightweight champion. outpointed
Cy Smith Of New Je. sey In u ten round
bout with only ono hand. Ad fouEht
almost entirely with his left, saving Ms
right arm. which was broken above the
wrist In his bout with Fredie Welsh last
verely with his left. The New Jsraeyite
would have been stopped had the Cadil-
lac bearcat cut loose with both hands.