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The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-10-28

The Boise Railroad Company's new
service that went into effect Sunday
morning is giving good satisfaction to
the public and happily gives four NOR
union men steady positions.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-10-28

Mrs. J. Ross Good arrived in Boise
this morning with the body of her
son, ]. Ross Good, Jr., who died re-
Gently in Los Angeles, where he had
lived for several years, going there for
his health. Funeral announcement
will be made in the daily papers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22
Bon Der front.
calm, Der Yortngieic.

Salp Weier aus 2iiia, Der IGneit
i'm 0eloe itebt, belt it'd bel 9esinn
oaS 4rieses in Sroupiae aui. Bel
Der aagemeinen Ieutihenbas ipuroe
audi err ieitsenommeu uno lit auf
m%unoerbare Weiie Der &riegsgeion.
genifaft entronnen. al,i Dem Toli.
5eibiiro iragt man rim nat ieinem
Seimatbort. Acknowledgment be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22

ten gepaltig, oaB lie in falifer Rih'
TING gelaufen mar mo Dab lie III
einer Stunoe einen Weg gemaht
bate. Su Dem JOINT orei Stunber no.
tbie iinb. "a hattie lie am altOerll
Gage einen peiter @ee iiber ole
9erge az ibrer @irtbifaft. - Sebt
Sbr, Serr, baS mar Der 8ogel.Scn,
mes. Noh piel hat er angeiteQt. Oh
tes bat err niemanoem getbnn, ions
bern MIR ShIehtes. limo oaun hicB
es: Ser 8ogel.Sannes iii erloit. Wall
bate rdnlid) am Sogelberge inter
einem 9aume cine Sroooelfappe ges
funoen, pie lie Die 8aitpirtbe tint
gen, cine gelbe Sade, einer rotbel,
uno einen blalien Strumpf."-
Sns lit Die Gage bon gogel.San.
mes. Die IN ser @raiihait berunlgel:.
uno INNER nod fam ma BORT olte
9elite 'irben, Die iteii uno felt Sardr
glaigben. Die az Sen Splf seiehen
baben poaen nit eigenen 4lisen. Sic
erlnnert al Die 8elhihten BON Giibe'
5abl, aber lie lit bof Dem Slater
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22

@epiiiens. Or, Der gl1ubige aatbo.
lit, oeiien GelebrtenitolS es INNER
gepeien mar, iiir Ole gerette Safe
Ietner Stride ein5utreten, bate eS
periaiimt elmer Der beiIigiten Yili6.
ten oes 8atbolifen, bic llnteritienng
Der fatbOliidcn Yreiie, uadlsnfom.
men. Gr wnrtete nift anf ieine ge.
liebte 8attin Gliiabeth. Gr ieetc lid
in ben eriten 3ns unb sn Sanie ause.
fpmmen, ihidte er on bic Catholic
Erintins So, Subuane, Suma, bic
Snmme Dun $500 ais announcement
fur Die fommenbe sueiw0dentlide
Iusgabe Der ySbe Catholic Sribunc",
iOiuie cine bebeutenbe finansielle lin.
t%eritiitnns fir ben 8reRiono Der
Catholic Yrintins So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22

Snoion, y. ,, Sohn 9rarmcier.
CINE Wiitter ersGblt ibrem Sungen
Die @eifihte bon Moom ilno Gpa.
guh nie @pa aus elmer Rippe
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V''a AZ tsIqE>, ~

Ioams entitanben iei. gaIo oaraiti
fcmmt Der aIeine nad] Sallie unS
rilft: % Wamma. ih babe einen
idredliten Shmer3 in Der Settle, id,
glaitbe i6 triese cine Srau!"
Chicago, Sa., u. @.-Giner mel.
ner Shulbnben. ser iib auBeror.
oentlih fir Snoianerbiider uno
Ibenteuer aller 9lrt ~intereiiiert,
fanfte lid, fiir3lif eiu neues Bud nit
Dem uielueriprehenoen 3itel: Die
8unit. Dtanner 5il feiieIn!" Gr mar
lah Der 2ettiire bitter entt1uitt.
Buffalo, u. g., 9. S.-Ieulid be.
gegnete if einen meiner Sreunoe, nit
Dem id emit 5uiammen Ole Meiieprii-
lung gemat)t bate. Wit Shmer5en
erinnerten mir ms an sic groBe
Wiibe, Die mir oamols aui oas Ger.
men Der 3eittaieln bernenoet batten.
Limo Jest" iagte mein Sreuno, babe
lb GILES oergeiien, MIR cine einSiac
3abl 1T nod I'M @eodhtniB geblie-
ben. -. Welde ~ 1893" -, limb
mos lit oa seiheben $50. oas
fam ib audi rift ntebr iagen."
~ ,S
Stnart, Neb., Vi. &.--9eioer oie.
les Mal niht perwenbbar. @ir boi.
ZEN ieboh balo mebr bon Sbneu 81
boren. 9eiien @ruB!
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alaiiiih.
Ser Guael.S annes


(gr5dblt bon s. 81. ). @oppsrt.)
Tic Sonne quite 9erooe nod lirer
Den Steirberg uitb huitte ourh Ole
Stube tes alten Shinoler mo iibcr
Die Yelargonier, Die rotbbliibcrO oui
Dem Seniterbreit %itanoer. gS mar
iebr aemiitblih in benz groReH. ME.
Srigen Raum. Su Der 0tttt, Elm
ifNperer Gid, Sdnte an 6cn @dn.
Sen, gleit, ne6en Der Sbiir Ger brett.
ldultrige Diem aus griinen aathsln.
8epebte SeppidIe auf Den roter Die
len uno friid)es, buftenbes 0oi5 II
Der SoQe.-Ier alte S6inOler iaB
mir se9eniiber, raufte ieine fiir5e
Rfeife unb itrid1 lid iiber oen meibcn
Stoppelbart uno iuh natoenfli1 5unt
6eniter binalts, nah &eioe binluter
uno Der 6einIng 8Iae.-rl1nb i6
iage gltf, Nlter, es sibt feline Sc.
lpenlter." @r iab mid beIeioigt an.
SO Mill i'd guf, erSdblen," iagte er
b%od)oeutid, oas that er INNER, ipenn
er boie mar, ,paS in Der 8ruiihdft
paiiierte, als mein 9dter nod lebte,
uno mas ih iefber seieb'n bab' NIT
meilten eignen Iugen. Ger Sfmieb
orunten l,no Ser Wfiiler i'm enaen
8runo, Die miiien es aitf, unb ale
alten 9eute in 8las." llno er bIies
grobe RauduoIfen silrn Seniter bin.
aus, itrih iih iiber Die ip1rliden
Saare uto beearn.
,GS iino iebt iiber 100
Sabre, mein Batter mar oamals eiit
irnger Wann, ga itano i'm NeiieI.
erunoe elm @aitbaus. gs Job nift
gum beiten aus urb mar arg perfal.
len. Sinseben that ielten jemano,
oenn Der Wirtb mar elm finItrer,
brummiger 9eieQe, Der feline 8GIte
braudte, neil er @eIo genig bate.
ltno Die 9eite iagten, oas 8elo lei
unterldlagen. gr beiaB nGmlid fri.
Der in 8las cine Saperne uno bate
audi MiinoeIseloer Su perpaIten.
Tiin-er 5og arm aus @las uno lebte
bier einiam, err fiimmerte iih Inn ME.
manoen, bis Der Zoo zines Ibenos an
Die b0I5ernen 9dben fIopftc. Ser Gait
mar Dem @irtbc nidt redt, oenn man
fano Den 8ogel-Sannes am 5meiten
Gage mitten auf Der 0ieIe, nit Series.
ten 8leioern uno 3erfrastem 8eiitt.
uno senau on Dem Gage, no mon
ibn fano, CAB es in @las elm srobes
8erenne. Nuf Dem 0ah ser Ia.
perne,; Die emit Dem @oeel.Sannes ge.
borte, iaB ploslih III ser Wittagsjeit
cine merfmiirbige 8eitalt. Mein RI.
ter lpur bdmals in @las mo lab lie
anf. Gs mar elm Sfatten, BON Dem
man MIR ben groBen appi aiii Dem
fleil1en 8orper erfennen fonnte. Or
lob mno itarrte ari Die aberdeen her.
inter uno ihrie: tGd.tGf.tGf tad
tad, Damn ipratg er aui uno tonste
aut Dem 3ahe beriim. 9ie Auire.
gung par ~gespaltis. Sas 8eipenit
mnbte sebonnt meroen, oenn NIT 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22

fennt Neiep: v2iiia!"-rSonl" iogt
Der 9rotofonifreiber. 30 ruft pom
unbern Siid ein 9eutnnnt: ,9iiia-
bon2 - Sic fonnen seb'n, SEER
Weier!"
u - -
8laiiih.
Bel elmer Heparatur an meiner
3immertbiir bette Elm ShloiiergeieIIe
in meiner Wobnung einen eiierneu
.Sommer lieaen Ioiier. Die 9loreiie
heS @eieaen ober oeiien Meiiters mar
mir nift befannt. aiirslih trai id,
ben Weiiter allf Der StraBe ltro
tbeilte linn Die Snfe nit. 9alb oo.
nah lieb er i'm our6 ben 2ebrling
abbolen.
Auf ieiner &efnitng fano i1 ipG.
fer ben Yoiten: Ser Sang nad) Dem
eiienbammer 60 81"
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Sehr rthtia.

Trin5ener5ieber: ySobeit, mas
lagte Die Herion i'm Sramo?"
Der Grin5 ldtpeist.
9rin3ener5ieber: rSebr rittig, lie
iagte nihts."
Der 3npfere.
@or eirem @efe6t iaste Ser Serr
Se,ltnant su Dem Wilsfetier 4I1 4.
mide: rBI6mide, Sic sittern ia, i'd
mil bod nltt bofien, buB Sic feige
iino?"
SGmide aber enteegnete: ,Rein,
Serr 2eutnant, i'd oenfe an 6us
furdJtbare 9lutbab, oas it gIeif an.
riften tperoe, unS oesbatb Ifauoert
mir"
Bon Der Erpnt.
Surh einige SoIoaten, sic llnfug
trelben, miro cine YetroleumIampe
5erldIagen. Der llnterofii5ier iteat
lie sur Reoe mo fragt GUM Shlub:
v@as lit oenn eisentli6 nod CANA
oaran9"
Surauf untportet cine Stimme
Ser 9oht. Serr llnteroiiisier!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22
Sin @eltrGtbiel.

(6orticsung bon Ser 6. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22
ahtuns, 9efn!

: Der nusemeinen Infraee bas
ben mir ein seneistes Sbr ses
iGeutt uno babeu cine @gtras
8isipalte fir Den Seier eins
ser0umt.
9ieber 9eierl Solte elm tpiss
artiger CD @epante 9eiu eises
nes pertbes @ebirn pber Define
bduslifc atmospheric nm5uden,
+ mir piencn Dir bereitpiuisit ais
.Wieablciter" IL. brin9en Scine
Sahen serne an Die Sefientlihs
feit. Gud tpenn Die Muie Dir
: bolo unb On 8eoihte perbredyen
iolteit, iAide uns Sieielben
getroIt.
Sir ane einseianbten nnb
pon unS a%bseoruften Wite sab
len mir % Gents in gaar.
Cir 0ebihte so Gents.
NatiirIit miiiien Die Bise
moglid,it ueu iein.
Abreitere an Seinen ers
: Bebenen
Wita Hebaftenr,
Catholic Yrinttns Co.,
Dubuque, ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22
Der Sdpi dyterne.

5raulein: ~Iber, Ssfar, ou Bit
ja niht raiiert2"
Sstar: ga, Gle, ih babe bolt
nitt geoatt, oaB mir beut ifon bis
5itm &1i6 fommen ~ueroen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22

!: II II y y Il Il 81 IL ~ - II - - v
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22
Bonn &aiernen6oie.

ltnteroffiSier: n@inidbriger arau.
Ie, MAIDEN Sic oob ridt elm @eiiht,
lpie n gegetarianer, nenu CT BEL Der
gerlcluns cine Salamiipurit &C.
minntl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22

@olfIein ureisen pie ieine gerae itro
ieine 91tle, nit inn oerpafien, wi,
iein Ser3 nit Ser Seimatb =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-27

Barnes. An English drnl was clever
" conducted In most plca>m- man
her 10y Mrs. George l.lrhor Mrs Fred.
erickson waS leader NJ the lesson uu
7 tr'hch Literature. beginning with %
hrlrf survey of the characteristics of
the French people their keen iutrIIi
-ence, and versatility Of genius, com
Nlned with lANity of morals and phl.t
al dcgrncrution In art and ilcw.
lurr the realist period culmlnutinr ln
HnA Is represented In art 10y Millrt
ANA Wns carried to extremes 10y Henri
Mallsse. A reaction from the cNccS-
Slvr realism tendency Is now being felt
ana the new school with It's new Idols
is expressed by the author Auntolc
France, who began his literary mrrcr
rs critic In which he Is Il master Of
the art He found his real vocation
later In the publication uf his first
novel, The Crime of Sylvester liru
nnrd. Another Of his books which was
commended to the attention of the
club was MY Friends Book. Their.
were short discussion Of "Thr Red
Lily 10y Balthasar. ana "Thnis' and
he Life of Joan of Arc. The club will
meet next Friday In the library
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Organizations

Chapter A. c. F. T.. q. met Friday
WIN Mrs. {. X. Sirosky for o'clock
luncheon The mblcs were decorated
with yellow chrysnnthcmum>. Follow.
lNg the business meeting Mrs j VI
'hNlc was leader und roll call WIS Yu.
rWrrrd with Items on Colonial Du,,
Mrs. l.. NJ Ilslc gave a ppprr uu
Fhoto PlaywrltcrS," giving special
mention to MIR Clarence J. Harris. for.
merry uf this city. Mrs. :. 4 \ How
'. gave II Resume of "A Far Country
IN winston Churchill Guests of fhr
afternoon were Miss opal Wolfe or
A.rdo ILL.,, Mrs. J. \. Nickel of Ma.
.tIlne Mo, ana Mines. j. A Smith. l.
W Van Meter, Thomas Hamilton npl
D. j. llrrts. The club viii meet de-.
'rlnher . with Mrs. ). A \ Howell
The club is also arranging Ia hnvr a
..uN Of sewing for charity Friday with
Mrs. u &. Morse on Tlnword Roul,.
'ord. when the members will sew for
me ChlIdrcns nursery.
n
The Phi Delta sorority orrouiz.d
mere Sryrpl wears ago " students ~
The l.pworlh University had op enjoy.
able banquet and reunion Thnnks,i,.
ing evening at the Lee lmckns The
members who were present were Miss.
/ rS Florence nud Helen Hamilton ~
. Lawrence. kau Katherine Shuts and
Louise 'uicr uf Shawnee. Altbo Saw.
yer " NuUgUm Mrs I,bu I,t Q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-27

Presbyterian church sunday evening
The lecture is unique presentation
Of the cardinal principles of the great
plan of salvation
The fire department answered two
calls saturday morning at oil North
Broadway and GlS West Nineteenth
street 10th were grass fires, aud
caused no damage
Information charging Il. Cochran
with stealing gold watch worth $50
was flied In Justice Donncrs court
10y &. H. Jones Friday Cochran
pleaded not guilty His preliminary
win hc held Tuesday.
Chester Arthur Bateman, bad actor,
arrested Tor stealing clothes from hu.
tel M GIL North Broadway Bntcman
had jrwrlry worth 800 under his
vest when arrested
Ernest Chambers. arrested for yio-
lntlon of Harrison drug law. waived
preliminary hearing before L. $. Corr.
missioner W r. Durrcll Friday. and
hound over to grand jury.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-27
TEACHERS HEAR
SENATOR OWEN
Oklahoma Statesman Dis
cusses Relation of Schools
to Government

CENATOR OWENS address at the
~ Auditorium at Oh. morning session
Of the oklahoma Educational us,ociu.
tion was the principal feature of the
last day Of the big teachers meeting
The senator's subject was "Ihc
Teacher us Il Factor iu Government
In his address the senior oklahoma
senator pointed uur the responsibility
Of the teacher In the common and
higher schools In the Development ui
the youthful mind along lines making
for good citizenship, without which
good government Is Impossible lie
referred to the schools as the real
cradle OF American liberty ana prog
ress
Mis-, Anna W. Cooley discussed
"Nhut Studies In Household Nu.
Should BE Given In the schools NJ
OhMhumu' aud Miss Elizabeth Hall
spoke uu "Ihr Emancipation of the
school Chld'
Election OF Officers
The annual election of officers ls
to be- held at the afternoon business
meeting at 80 o'clock ut the Audi
torium There has been little poll
ties IN this connection during the sos
sion, and mp to noon saturday only
three names had been suggested iu
connection with the principal office,
that NJ president of the association
Those mentioned were l.. $. Monroe
" Mu>kogcr, w. f. Ramey " Chick.
nsha and T. s Collcltc. supcrintcnd.
rut " Mu,kogcc county.
The principal features " Friday
nights assembly were the address by
Governor K L. Williams on Indus
trial Life to BE Nitnlized with En-
cheney and Intelligence Through III,
Agency ~ Educational institutions an,
schools" that that of DR.. William q
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Gard Table

Mr., $. H. Colemau entertained the
h''dsr Luncheon club Friday. suhsu.
lN'r hand, being played 10y Mines. II.
4 llnIu'r G. T.. Mehl William E.
l"Il and Gathlugs Walker. High score
wa, mad" hy Mrs. j. A. Dale. who
VIII also hr hostess 10 the club nj the
meeting friduy at her home At 22ot.,
West Ninth street
Mr., II o. Bird entertained the
Ip'"pntc club Tuesday afternoon
additional players being Mines. ". 1.
"N'INnIser j II King of Wheallnnd
\ Ir"-urr r. VI. Enstland. Marie
MING e. + Callicottc and j. X. Knrrh.
Nr.m Mrs. j. IL Kelley made the
u'ah ."urr The club will meet next
Tuesday with MIA George L. CARR
Sem 700 zoos West Nineteenth street
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They re fine! Don't stay bilious,
sick, headachy or
constipated.

h'lw .Ii. Keep clean inside with
'.'h'rls Take one ar two nj night
Nuu rul" the incest. gentlcst liver and
nuW,l cleansing YOU ever experienced.
Nah' nN feeling grand Your head
VIII bee clear your tongue clean, breath
r'enl, stomach sweet aud your liver
ah0 lhlr'v tcrt ~ hdwels active Get a
nvN M amy drug store aud strnIghten
up stop the headaches, bilious spells.
n,o colds nnd bad days Brighten un.
'hr'r up Clean M, Mothers shu,ld
Fl' u whole Cuscarct to children
"o'u cross bilious. feverlsh or II ton.
que vs. ro'lol -Hrnv are harmless
never grlIu w zlnk--.
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Social Clubs

Mrs s. X. Parsons entertained the
Modern Priscilla club Friday Mrs u.
l.. Green being special guest. The nf
lrrnoon was spent with embroidery
The hostess for the next meeting IN
two weeks will be- announced later.
4
The Pleasant Hour club met Wed
nesday with Mrs. X p. Ishmael adli.
uonal guests being Mines. W VI lsh.
morl {. H. Smith und Miss Clara llol.
lllld Mrs. {. a Lcternow was ud-
mltled To membership Mr. Carl Gur
r'ii gave vocal numbers The next
meeting In two weeks viii be- with Mrs
T. W honchIn at 1900 West Seventh
street
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Nm Improved Quininc, Does not Cause
NcrN BUSINESS nor Ringing I'm Upnd

The happy combination NJ laxatlves In
LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNINE makes
The Quinlne In this form have Il far
better effect than the ordinary Out.
uinr, and Il can he taken by anyone
WItuuIl affecting the head Remember
io cnll for the fu'l name. Look for sig
nature of T. W Grove 25c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-27

lO.l5 The services will occur nt the
United Brethren church. Tenth and
Durland \ splendid program will be-
given hy the children, To which every
one Is invited
The VIM. Owen Go. will present the
great drama, The Servant In The
House" ut the High school Wrdncs
lay. Dec lst Star course. Admission
80 Cents--Ady.
Mr.. X. T.. Martin, formerly Of Wash.
ington, u, C., recently arrived here,
and has gone into the garage aud nuto
repnir business Five years he has
been connected In this business.
\. '. Hancock, local manager Of the
Southwestern General Electric com
pany, returned Friday from seven
weeks visit ON the Pacific coast Mr..
Hancock visited friends In los An.
geles, Oakland, and Spu Francisco.
and attended the exposition.
Rev. J. H. Adams will give a ser.
mOn-lecturc ON the Light of the
Cross" Illustrated, at the Maywood
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SOCIETY
HnrricI Junn Bentley.

Continued from Page five
Frank Anderson. Sam Young. Robert
IInbmure, Herbert Nee, Billy Thomp
e0u and oliver Wells.
Il
Tile Elks club win give one of their
pleasant monthly dances Tuesday ry
mluE at the Elks hall
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Culture Clubs

The Literature department ~ Sorus
70, having hccu fortunate enough
through one NJ their members, Mrs. X
n Wilson m having Mrs Cora Wilson
stewart of Kentucky as n special
.Hus' most generously gave way lo
thn city Federation which Invites ALL
tUu club women ~ the city 10 hear
Mrs wilson Mondny afternoon nt 3.3o
no thu library Mrs, Wilson will speak
ou her work for the Moonlight
Schools.
y
Tine Twentieth Century club met
Friday afternoon In the library Mrs
l'ru Davis was the leader on English
NuNul.t,. aud gave n Biographical
,LulOu NJ Oscar Wide. the poet q.
saNl.t dumatlst ana novelist Mrs
Davis also read most Cleyerly parts of
Lady Wiulamcre's Fan" Mrs ! n
Everest gave sketch OF H. q. Wells
with synopsis of his wheels ul
Chance % Mrs ~ L. Gibson gave n M
urrnrhv NJ Arnold Bennett and told
the story NJ his "Old Wives Talr-
The next meeting win be Friday I'm
lhr library
The Music Department ~ Sorosi,
met Wednesday In Sorosis hall Mis-,
tulh Stloknry was the leader on Plan
Wllun b9's Mrs X. u. Alexander
"nNe o. Folk Song sketch, and Mrs II
Coulter rodd gave n Creole Musi,
sketch Mrs Mae Albertson sanl
sleep Honey Sleep" by pierson. Mis-.
stella Npryul rendered HumoreSQu,
Nrgrr 40 %, nv Kroegcr Mrs. !
Glenn pulhcmus sang Mighty Ink d
Eoso hy Neylns and Little Puff nj
smoke GOODNIGHT" Mines r n
Reid and II H. Newman gave duet
Creole DAYS" 10y Shelly. Miss Vlr
ginin Fitzgerald closed the program
with a dance The club will meet DE
comhcr ! IN Sorosls hall
n
The rhllomnthen club met Friday II
the library, Mrs. George Fredericksul
presiding IN the absence Of the pres'
tent Mrs Samuel Harris, Three ne,
members were received, Mines Aide
NOse, Frederick u. Owen sala G.org
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morning thrmr n 100 mrr3r'll'" Ie' 'u'
every member canvass lo lr m.W "u
A. the evening service" '. 'u u',I
VIII discuss Preside" N..." .'"' WI
preparedness hitly .".' a' u ..',,-' ever,
meet ~ dtH q. m. MI. d. D. N"'"' ".'
nave charge ot the W". 'I.'"' "'''
bers,
Central PrcsbNtrr'nn I"rlNh ana U",
'cy' Rev Chas. q Nu'' N..'"i SGT
men 10y pustur u' ID Dob NI ''IN'
" song by Mr. SurL.. .HI the .hulr n'
,..-....
haywood frrsbltrrIn 'wr'h-' "r''t
Ninth and StIlr, II N"' '..' pH,.',
The Mansc M East N"' Ihm' Nl'
nut 126S Snh.} ~.M"". .' "'
Il. u Stanford. suu."nr I.' h''
tor WIN pren.h SUNDAY n' N 100. suh
lect Why ! Hr'r'r Inr h.,h n'r7 N''
EnI All ~ go p m I''' u N.'W
WIN give his SERMON on 'M' I.rW 'I
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Eiks nlnnninp lheir nnnnM charity
Suit for $1,000 damages against the

Suit for $4,000 damages against the
Rock Island railroad was flied In the
district court saturday by Bud Lewis.
The petition states that the pamult
was engaged In leading "a ear OF steel,
and because Of insufficient help IL
bar weighing 1000 pounds fell on his
foot The accident hnrNnrd late In
the spring, and Lewis state, hr has not
been able to walk ON the foot since
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Cruel Economy" hit the sherifrs
office II telling blow this week At
least Sheriff Riuiou rs smoking
Missouri MeerschUm instead Of the
usual Havana, and Is uoucommtnl
over the change
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The remainder Of the held hunting

The remainder Of the bold hunting
party which set ont for the Knmichi
mountains two weeks ago. viii arrive
home tonight, according to telegram
received at the courthouse saturday.
NJ. A. Clark, S, A. Hycrs j. W. John.
ston, Earl Johnston and llpmc Mnag
are the returning ones. "Ruw Trail.
Jim" Twyford and Jack Johnson
having returned last week The telc.
gram did not announce how much
game had been hagged
Deputy Sheriff Bob Moore arrived
Saturday from Dnllns with + Wnt
who IL charged with having uttered A
forged check for $3.50 at the Amcri
can National bank some time ago.
Professor J. v, Wellemeycr. nrincI.
ral " the oklahoma CITY lllgh school.
co. ',,ii."e go "ddross tn tho chill
drens church Sunday morning at
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rIr,t Chrl.tlan church service. sundn,

ln churgp ~ mlulNnr Or VI = N"u
Horn Morning subject "rhr Chri-'Inu nni
Hts Noury evening subject 'smW
the United state Prepare for War Tito
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Local merchants are warned by John
Graham, assistant postmaster to Keep
uur eye open for pustofflcr money or.
drr- numbered from 3U,Iul lu 10000,
STOLEN on November lB at Gray sonia,
Ark. Feared that thieves may be- max
Ing toward Oklahoma city.
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Bank Clearings for five days during
week ending last Thursday were s.,
IjN3OO as against $2,ljiWO In same
period IA ycur ago. Increase more
than twenty five per cent
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Grrrran Evangelical church West Fle'-
rnin nnl Smrtrl \ Walton UN.'.r .'
I.r W $50 o. m Choir meeting rln'
evening
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| erSeIy Told

Clark Smith Of ClaremOrc, member
ut the Republican state committee
from Rogers county was state cup
lml visitor Friday.
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For insurance and loans call J. T..
Mccullough Co, W. ans ADV.
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Annual memorial services Of Elks
viii be- held In Elk home on West
Main street sunday, December 3.
These exercises will he more elaborate
and Impressive than usual according
to ENnltrd Ruler Wuudcrllrh.
O
Whenever yuu need help of any sort
remember 1hi Times Want Ad is
the easiest way. P.B.N. SC.