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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14
Here From Hot Springs

TICTC FIOIII TtOI OpTEII9o'-
Claud Sack, of the Gilliard Hot
Springs, was in Morenci on business
Tuesday. Mr.. Sack is an ardent
booster for the Southern Highway
and has confidence that the road will
eventually be built via his popular
summer resort on the ella.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

DR.. T. B. Smith and DR.. E. R.
McPheeters, of Clifton, were called to
Morenci Sunday for a consultation
with, the A. G. physicians.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

Mrs. P. B. Scotland entertained a
company of ladies at her home on
Wednesday to tastefully appointed
luncheon.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

DR.. F. E.. Stanton, of the A. c..
medical staff, returned from a pro
fessional trip to Phoenix Thursday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

Another former resident of Cisco,
Texas, arrived in our midst Tuesday
evening, Mr.. Ben Graves.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

Sheriff J. G. Cash and Deputy T.
H. McCuIloch were up from Clifton
on official business Thursday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

w. B. Foote, of the A. G. general
offices at Clifton, was Morenci BUSH
ness visitor Saturday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

E. R. Patterson, Of the Forest Ran
ger Service, was calling on Morenci
friends Monday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Quinn were
up from Clifton on business Satur-
day.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

P. B. Scotland is spending the week
with Clifton friends.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs Cuthbertson, of Doug
las, are the guests this week of Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Thomson.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14
Report Of the Condition of
ella Valley Bank and Trust Co.
At Morenci in the State of Arizona
the Close of Business May lst,, 1915.
RESOURCES:

RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, less due q
from directors. ...............-.$1 ,3O4,S39 OF
Due From Directors .................. 5000 90
Overdrafts 6312 81
US. Bonds 10000 90
State, county and Municipal
Bonds Observation-Disclosures
Other Bonds, Stocks, Securities ETC. 1331OS SO
Banking House Furniture & Fixtures $3.50 40
Real Estate 1914 Is
Current Expenses and Taxes Paid 3725s ~
Specie......-. .................. $62,236 %
Legal Tender and Ma
tional Bank Notes 199, 67I 90
Exchanges for Clearing. 9,283 o.
Other cash items .......... 1878 O3
Due from State and National
Banks, Approved Reserve
Due from State and Ma
tional banks,
not reserve agents. 1,O37O34 IS
Assets not included under above
heads viz:-Premium on
Bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Reserve for interest. 700 04
Total. So, 636,77S 95i
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid 500, 900 90
Surplus -: lOO,O o W
Undivided profits ................. 1882 20
Individual deposits SUBJ
ject to check 1,487,334 43
Savings deposits. ............. 3l9,676 81
Demand Certificates of de-
post .... 1877 So
Timecertifc Gates of deposit 477,S77 %
Certified checks 1908 SO
Cashiers checksoutstand'g 1881 %
Due State and Natl banks 9O,296 43
23ss,S21 81
Dividend Account 1876 90
Letters of Credit............
Postal Savings
Reserved for. interest due depositors 1880 33
Loan Contingent Fund. 4,62S 46
Total ........... So, 63677s IS
state of Arizona County of Greenlee,
J. R. Todd Mgr. of the above named bankdo
soempv swear that the best
of nv knowledge and belief. ]. TODD Asst. Gen. Mgr
Subscribed this 9TH day of May 1915
NV commission expires April 10, 1917
T. A. PASCOE
Correct Attest: R. E. MOORE,
~ " A. T. THOMSON, Directors.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13
coMMoNsENsE NEEDED.

N ia natural lor MgAwns 20 soel
sl.piciaus io entertain doubts
Whr umos ufe oul ol socket all
sorts al mmors are being eirWlut
rg and many MoXleHa are illlt
crate. rfodulons. an easy target lor
the ngiiator bent on mischief In
some way. there should hc morr
complete understanding heiwern
Americans and loyal MoNicans
rlrro should he guarantees aud
discussions. So that fears may br
stamped out Ia the daylight among
friends instead Ni during thc night
ame0w onehirs. or all human
aecnlaes that donogsliyo and spat
Ter eonimansousc fear Is the MOST
wicked Nc do non know exactly
how underground thoughts that
now circulate can be di~lpatcd
bat we are willing 20 hear temper
ate suggestions. Go aid M the lurih
vrancc ~ any movement that wal
more firmly cement cXisttn
Friendships and that viii rcmoN,
iucitrmrnis 10 strife.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13
REFORM Is
80, e . .C0NVENTIC>
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL MOVE
MENr rs OUTLINED AT FRISCO
MEET ~ SAMUEL 7 HOWE


nF Associated Press
sNN fNANciscN Aus An 'a
Hrirtr movement Cos r0uH H
Nnu NATIONAL BE-
.aINd Nl HuuHrl INNt
lfrnf 10 ihc NttIUrnI ist
.n 900 address tNuishl NDfr IH nH.
fnnHi conference nf iNHt H
Il tHn dtnl ot cnufIf' MI
nNArun j. tH nf fri
silriHhiU h.Nrs, m
muat hr iaNrlus entn.i M liNN
lsle
tnr .Nu.uua s.urud.'l0H
0nDtI platforms formulated n' Mif'
IWyntn vth utue nr n" hn'N H
fundamental prnDp.'
I... .m nuW days muDh W
NH.rtHI u shsur. COS nW. 'H
Is.f. t' ltfrN ihr NHi
. fur DtHrnH upau emr cp t'.r
b.. d.rhtDd
rhrtc Waa nuV hathnuHI t.t".iH
mnar 1d,.ei.,. ~ Cas- utrm
|pn4nrI uHf n,H.t or pNNt n"H
u,tsufe ,nr uuaa tuuns t.U
rhc srneri w"mnN HR
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13

election. % D. nsid al1a ihst dag of
~ later Jude guion wired from Austin
~ illafRahear advising HIM 40 fcsifn
And it was lt compliance with that re-
quest that Niackshear resigned
A. ne july mreiing in Dallas. BLACK
shear WA requested fo WifhiiraW hlf
Resignation. which ne 90 ans then ths
juno election vas frscinded and FUR
thsr action postponed until fhc August
uieftina a. me August meeting.
itlsshahear WHs dismissed
Under these circumstance fhe puh-
iie is errfainiy entitled 60 statement
from che board ANIL m. Post believes
that Some ~ Ire mnmberH viii mike
q statement. even II tHa entire board
does not
Whai was 30 and Vh9 was 70 fhai in-
fuenerd ihc majority ~ the board at
ths AuKuat meeting
was there anY evidence ~ PERM.
cinus political activity 90 Elackshsars
part thaf sHH not diseloaed 90 tho Juns
mseuna W So Hhat ass seq
WLhi NnH IL itHf Judge Guion and
Director liaH found 0ut st Austin Chat
fhry dld nof know lf ihe June meet
Ins And whit caused Judge gliar
NO rctefHo hla opinion chat ihr removal
VI imfhHhrbf Wugli bf "a raAmltyf
Surely ihe entire bmrd ought to iain
DO IL statement touching these matters
lnd ~ MOI tho whole board. or ma
lmlff thereof then such members af
irY WliNna f1r thH people ie know mo
factH ~ ihc cunr Facts pertaining %
ln Institution fhat htlonsH f0 the pnh.
&c.,
IN thf iusUiHliens ~ hlahrf eiurHiio
lrr Nor 500 enanrIppfrd from pHiIilet
Influence and control enc proplo of res
aH nlHht t1 hnuW
They rouninit desire thar na mef
Influence shaii restrict their uaefuinsrl
Hnh urnaroaa Houston Post
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13
CONCERNING EpwoRTH


W. believe tmi uw Epworth
Tongue al'I mahe "a ml,iahr DO al
.hrnld dcndr Gao hold future cn
equipments away FROM thr coast
no uHlu-- -.uu1e .at.r ls IS.
xM4so - attraction slih
lt baimne hoHiiue ami fishing
Tho siio haIf prepared with
nothing m lhD open sen before h
Rueauso Ne annual tnoampncni
has uoi hDcu success. on north
lioarb. s. no reason wh3 SO cannot
o. mal, succo4s al Portland os
Isurl,pori Wo believe. among
other thungs Chat fpworth bias
lacked business management II
will newer nc lhe success it should
BE- ullrss il grounds nrc pat to
proftahlc usr Tor morp than two
weeks Doe ile YEAR Would - BOOT
he d wise thing for thc Mcihodisls
10 hold chaulauWua m connection
with their mc8mpment lu nr
ruun progfam cNirnding over
gsht m tom wccl instead ot two
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13
a SUGGESTION.

The Rio Grandc country Is rug
gcd. sparscly sctiiod. mli OF ar
rnyns, covered with impcnetahlt
ihickcts of caeius and thorn-hcar
ing scrub. Ii offers ideal hiding
places for bandits, whose sandals
arr as cunning as the foot ct the
coNote. whose lives have been pass
cd ia the open, under the hlage OF
the sun. the cool light OF the stars
Throughout the country west oi
SAN lienito. guerilla warfare ear
To wagcd for moaths, provided th,
Incentive exists sharply aud Int,
reports Indicate sly movements %
MoNieans from acress the ri,
Gransie, MeNieans whose mind,
have been poisoned by rash tale.
az conquest and adventure, ~
promises Of loot. foolhar,ly scnti
mrnis ct patriotism. Ia view 81
these conditions. would IL not b,
wise for the United States 10 d.
tail large portion Of rs acrorlan'
fleet for constant RECONNAISSANCE,
along The rivcrg Tho acroplanc i
snnn 5 eagle Il has eyes 10 scar
NaI stretches Of country; il opeul
nnsvvcry pocket In the thickct
ever, sand dune with lis Seraggl,
erawnpg oalis, every rcsses an,
arroyo. Under existing conditions
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13

II you want 60 know how mHnN more
wears you are ukeN to live aceurdne
to the law of aVcnse thnf ia study
thc fHlowing formula lafe Che nEHrO
80 Deduct Your present ssu Two
thirds ot thc r'sult viii equal the nom
hcr of wears you havc to lnoN for
wand to.
i.oi us suppose Coz example thtt Nnu
arc &C. Take ,6 from $50 anG ,eu have
Be- Two. thirds of Be equals 1t WhIea
the answer
Nt course thls answer ia onh ap
proNimaie % makea nu allowance fof
peoplr ~ ho Hrp already over so lrd IA
man of No has atlll tive years ta his
rcdIt nor does lt dlfiernNatr lc-
tWuea the arNc.. nut 4n cDmrarnE be-
results with thc Acimu nHufus which
have been Wotkei out bN Htat'rticans
10 be- Nvry near tho mark in ai Tire sec~
between 10 and 1p though the naics
maN take AN additional cnupie oi ,rars.
their expectation ot ufe aveaninH two
wears more than thai ot men l.ondon
Answers,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13
TODAY'S HISTORY LESSON


UHnliff orc ~ fhf most hi'rfii
contesfed uo.ats ~ the r1ril VHr
which haa continued o. tf r'arf -
nnf Interest on roe western n'''
line ever mnrf me fai ~ AnfTffp
lrsrrHtd ln . war primer i's''i ~
che Naupnal GeaErap0ir -ei'i
follows
anunh.rk. fhe fourth seaport oi
France. hsr been an inlpariani firnn-
hold frnm faf days when g nf i.fi
fed h Baldwin 900 Count ~ fiiH
n fhe i1th. erHiur. and f1' i'
peculiar military aiue tAH
storm cenifr % macy Li'i'
troubles ehanaiha uaetefs aa fHe t'fi
far fha Continental rh4trti
Boz favor ~ first one sni tnen i''
other
Ths Kines ~ France dispo''i ihe
possession of the iuHu alfe t
~ Flandrga cnnie raqlftd
n 1890 fur NH master lonI
and fHr apanlHr1s f0nt fHe ph''
In 1863 Auafril arId b.
"rhs FrenUhmau ffr hnF'N
fhe nstoNWHn Nn1 fhe Gfmin
30 fhr llnc country n Hh
mrk DAP am0ne ifa.r r0m'nfH' iri'
lnlra The f0mmer Ii Hri m'i
tflar uf tnfarfp SOD Enf'Hf m
then uraurssed DunFrf 1
ffanh.sail commercially ari
Dr. central commercial rr1mis l
natsi nItnnfaer in fne naHaf
TO- fn it5t NnrshHN Tunrs f H'
sr.nlards here and alfn Mm f OFF,
600 ~ rr0w wplla irnnsi.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13
TEXAS Press



rho GALVESTON News sataea with The
rost that the hoafd ~ directors NJ On,
Agncultuwi and Mechanical collegc
ihuuld favor She public with candid
statement 20 the considerations uhich
ioa /, Sc dlsmiss Principal Niackshcat
from tire Prairie View Normal and In
luslriai colirsr
The News believes that silence ON
the part Ut the boayd will cause poopie
io suspect hist tbs rasops lof lhc us
nlssal wrrt not such a. would UVoNe
public approval
The iost has general kudwie.lgo of
she situation The charsc az prrni
rious political activity to which the
News all0des Was completely invrssl
gAted and passed upon at the June
ntccyinE ~ thc b0Ari az which ptofra.
scr nlackehesr wNs unanimously ~
slccted Il Was then judge Onion wNs
rcpeiscd 10 have said that q would be-
, calamity far Hlaekshear 10 lcave
iralgte View
flui lneae Gieion ana another mem
her 90 tho hoard went ffum that meet
inE To Austin aad from that point
lnde Guien rs said to have wired ths
secretary u the boar, NOT 60 eivc aus
the lniprmaissn % nlsekshsArs ~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADVERTISERS
Friday. August IS. 1915.
nELATEp EFFORT

The Allies undertake % crushing
drive on The Gall,poh rmtmMa
hopinp 10 provide llumia with q
nurl through which munitions may
he hurried. and 20 win back lu
mania and lialgaria siiil watching
ihr cat 500 aynricious 90 anticipate
as Jump This plan IS WISE lt b.
can hc executed l,nt why DAD tho
Allies hositutel Why dld theY lnf
Germany and Austria pound
Grand Duke Nicholns iuin % pud
ding before they attempted uich q
hurst OF strategy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13

The moon PLAYS an important part m
slgn telling ] know several ola ladies
who rcRuhtr an their household az
ninS. and even tho randuct AZ lice D.,
this nmlnaf, AN kinds 10 weather
hams upon thc chansos ~ ihc MOON
As matter % fact Won and ! rathor
uke to sce the new moon over IA, rlEht
shoulder To hr sure Nc have no nth
IN the hanefui Influence uf This SIGN
Sun a N iust as well o. he cautions
about otfvndine hpr atsshin Farmers
study the shape ~ the new moan 90
determine Il On, month b o. oc wet of
lry Tho Indians nsea tn say that
10 YOU COULD aAng pOU'de, horn upoa
9ho curve ~ the nov moon 'he month
wnuid be senerallN pleasant \ circie
tbout tho moon means = storm ap-
preaching. The number ~ stars with.
IN the cifNic ~ the number ~ lsss
which viii ciapsc before ihr storm be-
Gins. Farmers tel about planting corn
In the old ~ the moon Mtrearet
Woodward "a coantryslae Magazine
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13
PARAGRAPHlNGS

WY arc pom n'i'N'ii'i' 'iN
Aii"F 500 'N' '"''', = 'i"i''''' I'D
ID" N'N'N'fh i"' N"ii''
r"' 'N'ffN "''
. Nia'I'''' Ir'pi' ''''"''"n il'm 'n'
hl'"f'h 'i"iNNf'' DO "Ni lil'
i''ple gas YOU h''' N'" il'
nHN' f'fl'" "'hi'"' NN''
ana may M "'i' "' N .'N'rI
fn''r ihAt nome POI 'hrh N'i' iN
'tlhl i'll'f 'i''fi NtHh'is"t'n "tft
"''
"' "''' ''' "
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13

II woild be- Of unprecedented val.
Ne. Twenty aaruplancs, constant
ny maucuyerinp between W faso
aud Brownsville, would be ihn
eaui,alenf Of 5000 scouts; and
nrcoplanes are safe from inies'.r-
enca' They come and 20 swiftly,
like hawks over the farm mere
specks ia the sky, quite Immune
20 rifles
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13
OTHER VIEWS


An Imagined Wave o. Reaction.
Rofna p.I8ia Hallegf tHat the war hls
dfnwn 90. acneral interest away ffDm
these progressive movements ihai hnF'
hfru arrHNfinH fl0 public mind end As
q ranao,inenra iha puliilfnl and buein'HH
feartionaries arc eDlayiuu temporary
advantage Recent aiafrinsnia BY The
Udura Roosevelt would Indicate f'-ii n
shafea fhls belief Mlth many 0ihffH
Upon What sti 20 faets o. thla uei'un
naned9 % ia ;ruf fnat the war 10 in'
lne ahsof1inf reality boz iho hff of ~"
auilA fosisf iuf Htass SO ii-' Hin
pathifa ga thr American people NunlH
Indicate that progressive ideals Hrd
mudfru bsmaniiauan principle afn not
absent even from uuf Opinions ahnW
ina war;
Thc roiura Oh flfar ~ the reaction
irita in rrHnsiiNlnia con hardy %"
traced o. fir NHf fpr he w4f h rN
recent Is hlVt made much impression
upon tbs ppnhe miHd Hi taai snfueu 'ht
Hris commonwealth ThH HaN Hinrf
Indications ui fraeiiuu Orc rDDont UtontH
In Colufadn uhiDu naa Hfsa ue. muON
.noupsd alih war of lia uwu fo tnuh
itaaf Europe
Nnd fhou a the c0nsufuilnnnl COO
.rntIUn ai Albany rDrlnnlf ihF p,
lrIunsv lnasrDrH Ir tfIiHr u mako
Inr uf fhr .unN aHtaan 900 JNirlf 500
movement f.f genuine popular govern
meat iu Stow fork hut ihn .frr n
Geo. Stat. win hHIr to Ds much uNfr
il.ufHad be ihe condemnation H .u.
lnpOin nfrua tntn tur AGO. nt pfH
ant before fNrY ndnpt HIm. 90 inf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05
DRAINAGE PROJECT
FOR BARTLESVILLE
VIII Reclaim G4,0OO Acres of
Land Along the Caney
River.
Special to- The World

Special TO- The World
.AETLESvILLE. Okla, Dec. A.
Next week at the meeting of the
board of county commissioners, called
Tor Monday, fully three score or more
property owners will be ON hand for
he purpose of general discussion
# the proposed drainage district
IIOng the Caucy river While ma
urity Of the property owners in the
proposed district have signed petit
ions in favor of going forward with
he drainage work, opposition has de
olOpod in certain quarters and a
ight is expected
Judge John j. Shea who is leading
ne fight for the ohjcctors. says the
proposed drainage work will cost ap-
pruNlmately $50 an acre, while en-
'iueors for the federal government
md other engineers estimate the
ust will be about Sll an acre. II is
sscrted in some quarters that poll
Gcs is being injected into the move
sent and II is the belief Of certain
hrcwd men that the movement will
.g held up indefinitely United
tatcs Senator owen, who was one of
De- prime movers I'm the project. has
.Ot been very active Of late IN push
ug forward the work, which is caus-
ug some comment
According to the plans as outlined
1y the board Of county commission
rs, the drainage district will be fifty
lilies long and two miles wide. u
viii extend clear across the county
rom the north 90 tho south line. The
irainage work will be carried TO tho
tributaries OF the Caney river. In the
lrainage district proper approx
Hatcly siNty-four thousand acres of
md will be reclaimed and / 600 acres
land will be reclaimed along the
.ibutaIics. The total cost. accurding
, the boards figures, will be ap-
.roNimately $750.OOO The cost Will
.s paid by the property owners in tho
,posud district.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05

PIG LEAD is HIGH

] c -.s.f D., rrr. vrnrIj
| 9b'''"' ' ''' M, .,
MIAMI, Okla. Dec. nc ,Ip
| price for zinc hIeude Tenalheu lne
same as las. week nul lHe IoWSa
grades brought the average LOT lle
week down some Ih' TOP p'!ct was was
/ $il5 and the lowest was .Hng, I"aN,',7
an average of NIOO a Ton Iot tle Yen l,,
Activity in the Hal'eI ul pu,Sn3 .n,,
t'SL no. 90 IT., w." ~ i[n,...fi,,tion i'm the
I Miami mining district suu continues
+,t mn sn3zfne rate and shaft sinking
! is nai,,r an at several different poiIts.
/ Mn. drills are being constantly
| odd.d tn tho production and other
mis- ARE working rapidly towards
ronpI.tigu Turnins for the past
/ wr.It hIyc been good. Pig lead stiN
/ confiruos strong and steady at $5.25
! and $40 ucr ton is paid for virtually
ali fine ore being bought i'm the district.
| mo average price paid for zinc blcude
for the month of November was just
q few cents less than 500 per ton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05

Many users of GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC make it a practi.
tO take number OF bottles I'm ia
iall 20 strengthen and furtify the sys
tenn against the cold weather duriu
the winter Everyone knows tl
tonic effect Of Quinine and Gro
which this preparation contains I'm
tastelcss and acceptable form II pug
itics and onriches the blood am
builds ~ the whole system JQc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05
Rebuild Exchange Building.

SVO|IUT u TTU WUTTU-
ALTON, Okla, Dec. 1.-The United
Telephone company who operates eX-
changes at Alton. Grove, Ketchum,
Bcrnice and Cleora, are putting in a
new exchange this week at Bcrnice.
A week ago there was a bad fire at
Bcrnicc that nearly burnt out the busi-
ness section Of the town and the tele-
phone company lost its switchboard
and other materials.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05
Pioneering Some.
East Aurora Loses.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-The Hamil-
ton Institute football team of this city
defeated the East Aurora Gllinois)
high school eleven here today 13 to
u. All the scoring was done in the
first half
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05
Chnngc Pa,tors at Arton.

500 ..l To lhr W orld.
ALTON, OKLA. Dec. 4.-Tho local
,hurcLcs have an changed pastors at
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-27
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

" Buffalo, NJ Y.-LocaI police asked
today to be on lookout for 4 cadets
from West Point who are believed to
have left that institution to join the
British army now recruiting in Can
ada.
Springfield, o.-John w. Book
walter. rs, student and philanthro-
pist, the first man to perfect the tur-
bine water wheel, dead.
s1ousnkeepsie, N. .Y.-Pastor was
lust ptaying for rest Of Andrew
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-27

He is Chicagoan, thorough
business man, world traveller, stu
dent of European politics for many
years and "a pretty good man." say
those who know him, for the U. S.
A. TO have at the American embassy
at Bucharest if the Teuton allies send
the steam roller" into Serbia.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-27

his veto, failed to prevent the city
council from pursuing its projected
investigation of the finances of the
Chicago school board. A hurry call
was sent to the senate at Springfield
and Mayor Thompson's good friend,
Sen. Samuel Ettelson, had the min
utes of the senate journal cor
rected.'"
The Baldwin committee will meet
and won't meet soon, according to
rumors, One cinch is that Sen. Steve
Canaday, recently acting governor
while Gov Dunno was absent, will in
sist that the committee do no more
investigating of Chicago's school sys-
tenn till it gets the names of the dis
interested philanthropists" who gave
Myer Stein the coin for senator's Eek
penseS."
John w. Eckhardt, board of educa-
ton member, is the owner of a $751;
600 site property recommended for
the Marquette school site Mrs. Mary
Lyons of that school district objected
with others to the school board buy
ing it.
At this ticklish time, when so many
profit connections of school board
members are being shown up, the
sites committee Saturday reversed it
self and announced the Eckhart prop
erty would not be recommended.
From his Wisconsin summer homI
Eckhart phoned last night he wasn't
going to sell the property at al, at all.
What he intended was to make a
present of it to the school children of
Chicago. He kept this intention to
himself, telling nobody about it.
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
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HEALTH DEPT VISIONS

The best time for you to take care
of your health is before you get sick.
Chew your food until you can taste
it. Thorough mastigation is both a
pleasing and important part of right
eating.
If you are not hungry, don't eat.
When appetite calls, eat. Few people
in this land die from starvation, but
thousands die every year from over
eating.
Crowded conditions create commu-
nifty dangers. T.
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o'Brien's, soul when he walked up
the aisle, Fishing" he said Body
identified as his had been buried.
New York.-PuII your wireless out
of your back pocket and talk to any
one you please. DIR. H. Darlington
Cox invented it. Reporters say it
works.