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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-01
DON'T WANT SESSION
Blanchard Farmer Writes Times let.
ter Saying lie Doesn't Believe GOV.
" lliamS Sincere About lsury

Guy r. ! Williams.
oklahoma city, okla
Sir -n. you are going To call an
extra session of the state legislature
and uu w' much stress ON the usury
question Now yuu are getting near
the farmer un that question. for as a
Iulc tNu farmer believes that usury
has huau more detrimental 10 progress
In oklahoma than all other crimes
combined But say, governor, did YOU
not promi-. 'hr people you would run
your administration ON an economical
husis- \nN /, II not clear 10 your
mind thgr rNis legislature viii not pass
amy law r'Nr mu hr put into effect
that will uHr.k the practice uf uSuryg
For I'm the minds " Ms farmers they
demonstrated themselves In the last
legislature It seems clear that the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-01

the pumps would lift Il oycrsidr. 4
was only question Of hours before
the fire, would be- rytinruiShrd the
machinery ytillcd and the liner no
more than % soddcu, inert hulk roll.
us omlcss'y In the wide Atlantic
Oh" pa> +gigcrs were uo longer uu.
dur -mrI. They walked the decks
%. they pleased The communal
hr".-'-r who had found IL ~p easy
Goo capture the ship. were uow al their
N.r. ends Oucc or twice their leader
u-.d hastily between the bridge and
thr engine room His confident. snccr
ing y-o'I,m no longer marked the
drm0..lr uf the man Ncr,ouIy twist.
Jug h- blond beard. he moved as one
without definite purpose His elaborate
.ru'crw0-. Was IN a lad way The war
n-om. ..l' had suffered an mey.
Tv.'uH T.I.rs,
Io BE Continued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-01
This Luxurious Settee, S74.5O

l. hard 10 beat for comfort ANA lasting Christmas pres
cul substantially made of choice materials Worth Slg-
Red Tag Sale only S7l.jO Arm chair and rocker q
match
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-01
Special Prices
On Drdperjes

bWiug this sale we
uIl make special price,
100 ON Lncc Curtains, Nets,
Screens and Noilcs. also
ON AN over Draperlcs
nu.riurs aud Couch Gov
r-. Space viii not pur
WIl Dur quoting q" 4
.W- time. Watch It. .I
mmumouts later on.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-01
MRS. GEO. BROWN
FINDS RELIEF
Wonderful Change From Very
First. Tanlac Was What
/ Needed, She Says.

4 am now uu tine third bottle of Tan.
lac and ! have gained eight pounds.
said Mrs. Geo brown who lives a.
MmblG CITY. Tenn Mrs Brown WIS II
very happy person indeed when She
called 1T The fnnnc store the other
dn, for fresh supply NJ medicine that
had nccumA shed such wonderful re-.
suits I'm her cnsc Continuing Mrs.
Brown said: ~ have been suffering
terribly from Il complication of trouble,
for tho unst eleven ycnrs During lmt
time | tried all kinds Of medicine and
was upcmtrd ON three timcs. mut 81 did
not help me. | suffered toments from
indigestion aud other ailments ! was
discouraged hut kept on trying When
Tnnlnc was introduced In our town /
secured n bottle This TanlnC seemed
io be lust thu thing | needed, and /
could sec wonderful change from the
very first My appetite soon returned,
and can now cnt anything with grrnt
relish | have taken three bottles NJ
ard nuLhrtter and stronger thnn have
been IN srNern wears ! am no LONGER
nervous and sleep well A. nights Ny
husband has also received wonderful
hclp from TNnlnc We nrc hoth taking
Tanlnc now, and expect to always keen
supply ON hand" "rhe dpmnnd Tor
rnnlac ls growing dnl)y In oklahoma "
said the TnulaC man, and win surpass
our expectations"
TNnac for sale In oklahoma city ut
Roht W. scott, 227 W. Mnn St
Recent agencies established outside
The City ~ oklahoma II. I. Brownson.
ChlckHsh0 W n Foreman. Duncan
q l.. Graves Waurlkn; Purcell Drug
Go MARROW Moss \ lnrulls, stroud [:
Armstrong 4 Wohott Chnrdor Sn.
nun prrr Ca Gushing; Barbour 4
Son. Norman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-01

Iii, greatest fear WAS That Wonder
holZ might oomr below aud rrrog
ni2c him. Hut the coulmgtuIIm con.
duccd lr Captain OSnua was upr to
Keep tl" leader m dcDt.
Pamsmkinrly johnny Kwr ,prht
to recall every scrap OF Information hc
Wd "nd ln technical Journals con-
rrrllIs the underwater specifications
VI the Asatlau His memory was
tenacious. and hr believed that me-
could trust It now
lie had entered the rrr.room m the
midd'" uf watch md. therefore had
mot Tong 10 serve as .tokrr before the
men were relieved aud muthr. gang
took their places When the next watch
came lrouping Ia There wa. much
passing 10 ana fro, and us unr or the
crowd Johnny Kent falt much ,1fr
against discovery H. knew where 10
iiud the dark corners and Jurtuuu,
pasSngcway, Ia this complex. uois,
poll of the ship far below the water
lime.
When the flrcmcu of his watch be-.
gam 10 climb the ladders tu their uy-
Ing quarters be- was uu, among them
Au hour later u hmsy ua, headed
person In blue overall. might have
been seen crawling ou hand, and knee,
coz WriggIng un his stomach. In the
hiIgc off the Alsntuu, huh
From his -luicroum wall h, had
mscrcwcd the small candle ump pro-
weed for Use when the clcrrI.light.
ing system was turned or.
Win this feeble light he was search
ing for the era.rock, those massive
valves ser into the bottom NJ a steam
cr.s huh Tor the purpose of letting in
the ocean and flooding her I'm the cmcr.
grncy ~ fire IN the curso holds and
coal hunkcrs \ stcnmcr is sometimes
saved from total destruction 10y beach.
lug her I'm Shoul water and opening the
sea- cocks
To open these valves I'm the bottom
of the Alsntlau was tu admit rush
Of water which would soon rise 10 tue
furnaces and engine room unless the
steam pumps could hold IL In check. II
was not Johnny kcuts mad intention
to sink the liner I'm mducrnu, nj.
though this was possible consc-
uuenyc.
AItcr prodiglous cycrtion. me- found
what he sought, and bent his hurry
strength 10 releasing the valves, con.
Sliuoted 10 Withstand the pressure of
the sea. lie heard the water pour In
with sohhlug gush aud murmur aud
splash against the steel plates and
beams With Il healthy prejudice
against being drowned In cataract
OF his own dcvlslng, Johnny Kent
scrambled IN retreat and reguinrd Tho
engine room compartment
lie had one other crrnnd below pr.
llently whiting the opportunity he was
able To approach one Of the great steam
pumps. Deity and wnrily he piled his
wrench and removed certain nuts aud
bolts, lacking which the mechanism
N1p Spt to find itself In trouble one
N Nnnderholtz's engineers actually
saw HIN busted nt the pump hut
johnny kents hnck was turned to
ward him. the hold Intruder carrlrssly
Whlslled n- he worked, aud the other
man took It for granted that hr had
been ordered 10 overhaul the pumping
machinery,
when she starts 10 me- the water
ont Of her hold guess she's Npt To
cripple herself chucklcd Johnny
Kent "Id like to sce the circus when
she fllesloosc aud triog to tear herself
TO pieces, Well, II looks us II my job
ns Daniel IN the lions den was pretty
near douc"
lie made cautious circuit which
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stripped to the waist In the red
gmrr. the stokcrs were rHtlling coal
INTO furnace doors. johnny Kent said
never Il word but picked mp II shovel
and took his station In front ~ %
loller. An officer " some sort shouted
M him:
"Who sent You down
Il was ordered 10 shift my watch,
beloved JOHNNY
Good enough We are short hand
3D. was the reply
The heat and the arduous cycrtion
made Johnny Kent gruul, bat he hnd
reen n mighty man with shovel In
hls time aud he would show thr~'
,coundrcls how to feed Il furnace tie
observed that armed guards were sta
toned In this compartment aud cuu
Guided that some of the steamers reg
ular crew had been to work under
cumpusion
Thus far he had made no hlmdcrs.
There had been no flaw In his plans
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-27
BEER SALOONS LOSE
IN SUPREME COURT
INJUNCTION GRANTED AGAINST
SIX UNDER PUBLIC NUISANCE
ACT, SUSTAINED.

The action of Judge Charlton, of the
Chatham superior court, in granting in
functions against half dozen saloons
in Savannah was upheld by the state
supreme court Friday.
Petitions for injunctions against
these saloons wer filed by w. 3.
Stubs. head of a law and order
league in Savannah. These petitions
alleged the defendants were selling
malt and alcoholic liquors in violation
of the state laws and were, therefore,
amenable under the law known as the
public nuisance act" which provides
for the abatement of public nuisances
by injunction.
The defendants demurred to the pc
titions, but heir demurre& were over
ruled by Judge Charlton; whereupon
they appealed to the supreme court
and alleged that certain sections of the
public nuisance law were unconstitu-
tional. The supreme court upheld the
constitutionality of the law and affirm
ed the judgment of Judge Charlton.
The Savannah saloons, it is charged,
sold whisky as well as beer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-27

visable =.
The house and senate members of
the commission are to be appointed by
their respective presiding officers and
the two financial experts are to be APP
pointed by the governor.
The bill provides that the attorney
of the railroad commission shall be
made assistant attorney general, and
it shall be his duty to assist the eX-
officio commission in legal matters.
The bill provides that the lessee, IN
der the contemplated new lease, shall
deposit with the state treasurer $780,
900 of Georgia state bonds and keep
this amount in the treasury as collat-
eral security for faithful performance
Of contract.
From the time of the acceptance of
d lease contract until the final adjust
ment of all details growing out of the
lease the commission shall have
charge of the road under the style of
the Western e. Atlantic railroad com
pany.
The road will be subjected to the
same restrictions by the railroad COM
as are other roads.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-27
PLAN FOR LEASING
OF STATE RAILROAD
BILL OF HUTCHINSON, OF TURNER,
PROVIDES FOR COMMISSION
OF TEN PERSONS.

i The Georgia house of representa-
tiyes got down to business Friday
! when 81 bills were introduced and re-
/ fctred, and plans were adopted for the
! inauguration ceremonies today at noon
While many of the bills introduced
are Of primary importance and will be
among the moat widely discussed du-
ring the session. probably the most i'm
portant was that by Representative
John 3. Hutcheson OF Turner county
providing for a more efficient system
OF management for the Western and
Atlantic railroad.
The bill of Mr.. Hutchinson proposes
to make the chairman Of the railroad
commission ex-officio commissioner OF
the road, and to charge him with the
duty of keeping informed as to the
operations Of the road its physical
condition, encroachments upon it, etc.
The bill created a commission of ten
persons, composed of three members
Of the house two of the senate, the
chairman Of the railroad commission,
the tax commissioner and comptroller
general, and two persons skilled in fl
nancial affairs. The commission is
given all of the power of investigation
which was given by the commission
created in 1913. and, in addition, upon
the vote of two-thirds Of its members
ii may execute a lease. The commits
sion is also authorized to lease the
properties in parcel, if it is deemed adj
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-27

thea classes. At II am. preaching;
Winning Gods Approval will be the
topic. AT s pm. preaching; Gods
Call to Abram and to Us" will be the
topic. We would like to make the
night service evangelistic and to "open
the church DOORS" At o'clock We'd
nesday night we will have our prayer
and praise service for young and old.
Attend church and do good as well as
get good.
w. H. CHAPMAN, Pastor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-27
First Methodist,

"The Failure of Great Preacher"
will be the subject of Rev. c. A. Jack
son at II am. and Modern Stealing"
will be his topic at pm. today. Or
chestra, choir and congregational sing
ing at night. Mrs. F. c. Hale of Mont
gomery, Ala, will sing at both hours.
Sunday school at 9:45 am, W. F.
Symons, superintendent. Baraca class
laugh by DR.. j. w. Simmons and B. F..
Mann. Junior league 4 pm, Senior
league Tuesday pm. Midweek pray
err meeting Wednesday 8 pm. The
public is cordially invited to all serv-
ices. Strangers have special well
come.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-27
For an lmpaired Annette.

To improve the appetite and strength
en- the digestion try few doses Of
Chamberlain's Tablets. Mr.. J. H. Seitz
of Detroit, Mich, says: "They re-
stored my APPETITE when impaired, re-
lieved me of bloated feeling and caus-
ed a pleasant and satisfactory move
ment of the bowels" For sale by all
dealers,
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100000 90
o SUNDAY SERVICES Q
0 AT THE CHURCHES. Q
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Christian Endeavo Notes.

Christian Endeavor the First
Presbyterian church VIII meet Sun
day evening at o'clock. Topic:
Song and It's Meaning. Psalm 80:
1-5; leader, Miss Agnes Hardy
The Christian Endeavor society en-
joyed a delightful homecoming pic
mic Friday night. The Endeavorers
gathered at the church at O'Clock and
after a sumptuous picnic spread went
TO the golf links. Many games were
played and during the evening the
boys surprised the girls wl.n q beau
tiful display of fireworks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-27
NOTICE..

Odd Fellows: You will meet at the
hall at 2:15 pm. sharp today to act
as escort to our late brother, c. N.
Minty, of Conway, Ark. Bring your
badges with you C. G. Holmes, N. G.
w. E. Porter, Secretary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-27
Mckendree Methodist.

Preaching today by the pastor at
II am. and 7:45 pm. Junior league
~ an. Sunday school $3.50 pm. The
Home Mission and Church Aid society
will meet with Mrs. ,Wilchar, corner
Egmont and f streets tomorrow at
pm. Every member is urged to be
present. The mite boxes will be open
ed, The usual prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening at 7:45. A cordial in
vitation goes out to all
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-27
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Rene y.

This remedy always WAS the good
opinion, if not the praise. of all who
use it. Mrs. F. A. Hood, Burrows, Ind,
writes, 81 have found c! amberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
a positive cure for cramps and sum-
mer complaint For sale by all deal
arS
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-27
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES.

In unpleasant weather it is indeed
very pleasant to have good congrega-
tons at all our services. At 9:45 am.
Sunday school with Baraca and Phila-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-27
Auto OWnersl

can save you money on repairs
BARNES, The Auto Mechanic, 1915
Grant street phone 1872.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-17

tail.'' cried Uncle WiggiIy. stopping
the auto and jumping out The chin
panzee tried TO jump after him, but
he could not ne was frozen fast TO
the freezer, you see
Now, let's see you get met Uncle
WigEily cried Lets see you pull my
tail- But the chimpanzee monkey
couldn't move, because he was frozen
fast
Then Uncle Wiggily ran and called
q policeman dog, who poured hot water
or the ice and thawed loose the bad
monkey. Then the policeman dog
locked him up in a hollow log
But as for Uncle Wiggily he went
on home with the ice cream. and il
was much enjoyed at supper by the
company.
So this teaches US the lesson that
you should never put chewing gum
on the floor where some one may step
on il, and in the story after this I am
going TO tell you about Uncle WiEgily
and the pussy wiliows-that is. If the
church steeple doesn't come down off
the roof to tickle our chimney and
make the smoke role over and sleep
in the coal bin.-COpyright BY the Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-17

notwithstanding the fact that some people in the
earlier days undoubtedly did Overeach themselves and
take obligations than they could comfortably
carry, stands the great and permanent credit Of
the real estate operators the banks, and the business
men generally, that through all the years that have
supervened since the big movement Of residence tracts
began, the number of liens fOreclosed for any
has been remarkably small No creditor has
sought to push debtor IN times Of considerable
strain. All concerned IN the realty purchases the
credit side, including the banks which have often stood
behind the realty men, have combined spendidy to help
the home buyer make good 1t is often spoken of here
really remarkable thing that the foreclosure Of
mortgage FL Paso IS very rare and used except
as last resort to investment
As to the attitude of persons IN the past, in
opposition to easy payment" home building site
purchasing, that position seems have been proved
by time, been unwise for the steady and regu
lar payment of much month for a building site
a home has kept many family thrifty and saving that
might have wasted far more than the investment
amounted to. The system has inculcated habits Of
thrift and saving IN many people who would never
have thought of accumulating without definite object
And of the steady carrying Of building opera
lions keeps mechanics at work and makes supply
busy. Money does lot good at work and
turning, than it would do sleeping.
Today, the great effort is to find enough homes to
put the people IN New building goes at great rate
and has never ackened Houses are full in every part
ap at good profit for the owner The demand seems
TO be endless and impossible to keep supplied Never
before II all El Pasos history, has the investment
feature CT E. Paso real estate of any sort been
attractive It IS right now Added the fixed in
come from any piece of improved property there is the
increment that Is to with the rapid and sub
stantial growth Of the city.
National conditions going TO become and
more favorable for US here. FL Paso has weathered
about all the different kinds of storms there are, and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-17
(BYH.D s.
Short Snatches From Everywhere

All roads are leading Francisco this lovely
spring.-AmariIio CTex-) Panhandle
The spring season Baseball in America and hades
in Europe-Dallas TEX Times Herald
When the world goes dry we wonder If it III also
include san Antonio and Kentucky.-Corpus Christi
TEX Democrat
Money comes out" says an exchange Let US
hope 1t viii not emulate the ground hos--A Austin
(TeL) American
A few more farmers scattered over the plains GER
tainly could have made things bloom this year
Roswell IN NJ Record
Extral Dallas gets the wealthiest convention in
the world. The plumbers viii meet here IN 1876
Dallas CTeN) Times Herald
OF course. if Mr. Hearst declares war Great
Britain the present situation viii be seriously COM
plicated--NogaIes (Ariz) Herald
Public improvements cost money. but town
progressed beyond the village stage until the i'm
prOvements were accomplished-1Iesa CArz) Tribune
To be real, kindness must be Of the mind well
a Of the heart in that way it becomes something
more than emotional issipatiOu-Albuquerque IN NJ
Herald.
Such little matters as shooting up the L. s nag
and traMpling it in the dirt don't even raise kick
down Mexico way Nothing like getting used 70
thingS-AmarillO TEX News.
We in America have not been educated to dis
tinguish between conservatism and depression Unless
moving swiftly We are apt TO complain that
are not moving at all.-Tuma (Ariz) sun
They making great hOw-de-dO about Terrs
Haute lust at present There is who has
studied practical politics who does not know that
ditiOns equally bad be unearthed in all the cities
of the United States-Aiiani (Ariz) Silver Belt
The 1ong-tal6ed Of federal building is reality.
And it's going TO be good building, too. But. with
out some attention 70 the surrounding grounds, it
would be somewhat like adjoining soiled shirt
with nawIess diamond stud--AmariIlO (Tex-) Pan
handle
is the demand by New AIexicans New Mexico land
in the unrrigated sections 1t that what here
tOfOre has been possible asset has become positive
asset and one Of vast eXtent-Albuquerque IN NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-17
How Crowds Intoxicate Themselves

The psychology Of crowds is never the average Of
the compelling emotions of the people sngly in
small groups. In theater panics people of than
average intelligence turn stupid horses sheep
with fright of fire. street crowd is impeTed to
quenchabe mirth slipping on ice yet people
sngly not apt to laugh at any ones msfortunes.
There political crowds where business cheer
and cheer, preventing the proceedings for prolonged
periods, apparently unable TO stop hurTahing. W. J.
Bryan when he IN politics, used to excite fine
until they stood the benches and shneked,
waving anything they could get loose from their COS
tunes.
Billy Sunday crowds are giving exhibitions Of
all the kinds of human panic and hysteTia, enthusiasm
and fanaticism Repentance sometimes likes 70 blazOn
its and then cry for salvation Crowds Of
like 10 be carried on their feet, intoxicating themselves
with emotion. Women with feeling Young men
and boys get uncontrolably wild with excitement
The stories Of the Billy Sunday meetings stories
Of human moods Of emotion and passion, Of men and
women intoxicated with their each others fears
and hopes. They have to have trained in the
vast audiences at the women's meetings When $4,000
listened hundreds declared themselves penitents
and 47 carried to the hospital from the
searching emotional severity Of the evangeists talk
Whatever the criticisms Of Billy Sundays English
and his topics and his attacks there question that
he thrash people up into strong emotion than
any other today The figures stupendous. In
Philadelphia he addressed 100000 people, and
than $1,000 converts announced themselves as suppants
for grace. Since Phadelphias early Quaker days the
has talked much religion put its thought
much God and life and death. Billy Sunday is at
least dynamic and red hoy fervent He doesn't permit
anyone to remain Indifferent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-17

she knows fears. The copper situation is improving
daily; properties being opened up and operating
forces are being increased Railroad traffic is improving
steadily. MexicO-the crisis far FL PasO IS con
oerned, Is past and whatever happens must improve
the local situation, yet the city IS not suffering
terisy any from this The Elephant Butte
dam already holds enough water to cover "a inches
deep every IN the valley under cultivation; thus
successful irrigation season is absolutely insured,
with fear hereafter of any shortage Of water
General business IN the whole southwest IS good,
and FL Paso reflects this healthy condition. Indeed
there questionable factor and the who fails
to sense the meaning of things as they viii simply
have himself to kick few years hence when he sees
others taking their profits which he might have shared
he had recognized in 1915 the sterling value and
tain profit IN FL Paso real estate.