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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

No. 7i-IIOme Again

u - - - q q - q o . q u . o q
- How lucky We are that life does q
y nat alwaJs make " pay full price %
u 10 our follies' Providence deals ~
- jI.'lrr tempered with mercy, -
u . - u . q o OOOO 300 o .
Although | had been calm enough
at the moment of my danger, by the
time reached home | was almost II
nervous wreck. frlld not realize until
II wHs all over how much Mr. Duncan
had frightened me Apparently We
had mutorrd much farther ont Of town
lhan | had realized, and had to
change cars tu my home. Consequent.
IT, II was very late when | arrived /,
nud Stella was home from the theater.
She had not ns. yet taken uff her hat (;
aud
Hello Bethkin,' called Stella from
the Kitchen You're a nice sort uf II
girl! out at this hour VI the Sght
alone
where have you been, BETH
asked Hattie.
| wanted lo answer. hut ! couldn't
There was a lump In my throat /
pretended tu rlOS, the door very care
fully thus making the opportunity for
myself ~ turn my back tO my two
friends in last effort 10 regain my
self control. hut II was no use. To
my surprise, ~ well ns theirs, | sud
denly sal down ON the lounge, which
was Vt night Stella's bed. and began
10 cry. Hattie turned to me at once
And Stella, In the kitchen, dropped
the dish she was holding In her hand
ON the floor aud without glance Mt
the damage walked strnight over 10
me aud put her arms about me II
was characteristic NJ this good. true
friend ~ mine that she did not ask
n question She Just hugged me close,
aud with her cheek against mine,
murmured:
There there. Don't YOU care,
Stella win take care NJ you hid some
nasty old somebody ur other do some
thing 10 hurt little Beth? Stellall fx
'em you wait and Nee
! SMILED nj her through my tears
"Oh, I ann II fooll' | moaned. And
| pretty nearly had to pay for II. too 70
We'll said stella, ~ we all had to
pay In full for our foolshness, klddie,
We wouldn't have much time left with
which 10 do anything else
Hattie had less Imagination than
Stella, and was more matter of fact.
SO now she said In Il rumlnating
voice:
Il don't think you are foolish, Beth.
! think You know lot"
collapsed on Stellas shoulder
again.
Know n lotw I cried. Il don't
know anything AT all. THAT'S what's
the matter with me"
~ think very probably that's right,
remarked Stella quietly "DO you
want 10 tell us about H. or don't
youi"
Decidedly l did 80 | began to pour
out my tale. punctuated nj first with
sobs aud as l grew more composed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
THE sHRINER s PILGRIMAGE

The Shrincrs, who left Oklahoma city yester
day for tour of the northwest visit at Frisco
and return trip through the southwest, will ad
yertse this community in a way that any com
munity would dearly love to be advertised
The Shrine is made up of fine body Of men
They will he ON exhibition at every principal city
in the sections visited If the folks resident there
don't hear something Of Oklahoma City that will
interest them, then indeed has the nature OF the
Oklahoma citizen changed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

never would forgive myself II any.
thing should happen to yuu
Later. after We three girls had
eaten simple, light supper We went
10 bed But | could not rest; aud
space aud II curtain heard Stella
spucr and curtain. lhrard Stella
tusSing about un her couch Then
heard flattlcs regular breathing aud
knew that shr slept Presently, nm
able to hear II. ! got mp as quietly
ns could ana tiptoed 10 Stclu.
sank on my knees beside her. With
ont word she stretched ont her
hand aud began 10 stroke my bowed
hcash-
tsRlla, | whispered. do You mind
II Nsa ~ prayers here, beside you|
stili bhe did not speak There WAS
DSihttd NJ words between M.
A lawsuit Is apt to wear out the
pockets firsb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
BUY IT NOW!
The Spectator

That was uu animated, happy aud
handsome crowd that lhruuged Belle
Isle Monday evening Ten thousand
NJ them, there were, according tU the
estimate uf the management Aud
Belle Isle vu- uuly one uf the places
whore Imu,umuuts were scheduled
that evening lu the afternoon half
that number had sat ont four.honr
wait nt the hull park, watching the
home boys take i've games from their
opponents Possibly you don't quite
grt the significance ~ this outpow-
Ing of the people II is another phase
NJ whnt our president denomlnalcd
psychology lur months the weather
has been depressing, and folk, have
stayed mighty close indoors Also they
have krpl rather close hold uu their
pursc- but with the return NJ bright
days the rhuUgr was Instant one
and AN are confident that a season ut
splendid prosperity work for the ln.
hurtr busiur- for the merchant diyi.
druds fur luu investor, engagements
Tor the prutr- iupal men-lnys just
uhend Therefore they are willing 10
give way lu their natural instincts and
spend and hr spent In the Joy " just
living Don't Ihuk for moment TINT
the country hn, gone 10 the bow vows
with Il total u-s Elcwherr business
may be- hniliu- hut here In oklahoma
period uf nnuutih return Is ut
hand The activity IN the real estate
market is talking to YOU The mes
Sugc thpt ir brings should hc very
pleasant lhr constant population
Nctretions mostly from other sections
of the state Indicates the drlft IN.
prrlugly Don't hesitate about making
conservative Investment In the par
lance of The Iuy It's a cluch
We have heard much " the sclen
tiff knuwlrdgr NJ the Ancienls In I'M
posing suffering and torture ou their
victims Vet ur various timcs IN my
lie | have been disposed To believe
they were Wkrrs, compared To We
modern. The, may have Invented
the wheel stocks, hot punchcrs the
fine art NJ extracting toenalls without
aunesthcilcs the trlfllng accomplish.
mentS NJ that sort, hut they didn't
know anything about the unlimited
possibilities ~ punishment comprr.
hendcd In the task Of moving The
ancients. really dd very well with
their limited means aud knowledge
They may even have had n social or
dnnucc somewhat slmllar To our moN.
Ink day Ru as they did not have
stoves piuuu- carpets, curtains and
the Ike lu contend with, they were
never able lo extract the full measure
NJ grief from their enemies that their
hearts called ror The force ~ his
Satanic Majesty Is very incomplete
unless he has us lieutenOnts, nj least
one transfer m0u and railroad agent
=-HaHHa==---=---=--r-
The obese female goes ON half ra.
tlous for q week and reduces her
weight two ounces, then she gets out
side u glass uf iur cream soda, ana, To-,
she gnlus three bounds
When n man becomes thoroughly
routcnied he hus outliyed his useful.
ness.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
A PERTINENT QUESTION

Mr. Bryan in a characteristic utterance de-.
clared that he "hud been compelled to suffer in
silence while the New York papers tried to assassi'
nate him"
Suffer, Mr.. Bryan may have, and many times
But Slence-Nr Bryan has no earthly right to lay
claim to that virtue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

II is no loHrer the blue or the gray, hut the
blue and the gray. The old boys Of both armies
have formed club of their own and present a
united front against the common enemy Time.
And this fraternzing Of the old fighters is one
Of the blessed, touching sights Of the Fourth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

Mr. McAdoo is satisfied the advance estimates
Of the income tax should prove true, but darned
if he knows how to make 'em do it,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

With Jim Harris and Harry Sinclair mixing
1t for Republican National Committeeman the early
part Of next year ought to be worth VI. ting for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

Miss Jane Addams, who has just returned from
a tour of worIand says the people are anxious
for peace What y mean peace3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

Ret Betsy Ross wouldn't recognize it now if she
saw IL r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

The obese female goes ON half ra.
tlons rur week and reduces her
weight two ounces. then she gets out
side a glass NJ ipc cream soda and, 10,
she gums three bounds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

Anyway the weather man has got mis- nerve
back sufficiently to predict settled weather for
,orycrght hours at time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

When man becomes thoroughly
coutcnted he hus outliyed his useful
ness
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

A lawsuit Is apt to wear ont the
pockets firsb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

Just why does anybody want 70 leave Oklahoma
II search of pleasure and conteutmrnt when the
'eoch crop is just coming ou'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
SHOE SALE

Stacy-Adams and just Wright OfNords,
all sizes, in both tan aud black, staple and
English Ono including white canvas or
Palm BrachcsI, at these prices
$lOo ONrords uovS3 $500 Oxfords now S375
$3.50 ONfords now S35 $500 Ovrorls now $3.50
$3.50 OXfords now Si.Sj
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06

Oklahoma City's Coney Island played to a rec.
ord crowd Monday evening
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
MORE TIME GIVEN
 MEX. CONNECTS

Phoenix, Ariz., July S1-The five Mexicans who were doomed to be hanged here yesterday, after a long series of 'reprieyes and delays had supposedly been brought to a close, were again granted a tenn perorary stay of execution on a writ of habeas corpus. It will be remembered that these are the men for whom the governor called a special session of the legislature in the hope of having the capital pun ishuent law repealed and life i'm prisonment substituted, and for whom Wm. Jennings Bryan, when he was secretary of state interced- ed with the Arizona authorities be- cause ke feared the execution would compItcate the Mexican situation.
 The men were convicted of kill ing an American raucher while mak ing a raid on American soil to gath CT up provisions for one of the Mexican factions.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31

Two charming young ladies, Miss Marietta S. Dunn of Portland, Ore gon. and Miss Abby L. Campling of Tacoma, Washington, arrived on one of the late boats and were Pull len House guess until Saturday morning, when they left for White horse on their way to Ruby, Alaska. On their arrival at Ruby they will be lnarried-Miss Dunn to MT. Jos eph H. Hoxsie and Miss Camping to Mir. Charles ". HoXsie, two en- terprising young merchants who went to the interior last fall and madU good in their line of business -a wholesale and retail clothing store.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31

rapid melting of the snow and will make tne holding of the bridges against the high waters easier.
 The Skagway agents for the Eas.m"u Kodak, films and supplies ire Keller Bros. If.
 Tue Spokane arrived this after neon. carrying 40 round trip pas scngers and about 70 tons of freight for this port.
 Alter leaving with good pasSen- ger list, the Humboldt took on nine more at Haines and fifteen at Ju- ucau, all bound for Seattle.
 Today is "challengc day" at the ". P. A. C. tennis court. If you've been talking about how easy "So- and-so" would be to defeat now is your chance to make good.
 The EIks' tennis club is plan ming 6 series of try-out games for the coming week to determine who are it's best players with view O challenging the White Pass play CTS 10 championship tournament.
 AIt. and Mrs. Edward l. Wade aud their two little boys, Edward, J~., and Horace, leave for Juneau by the steamship Alameda Thursday
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31

the child who is learning to keep it's room neat, or make good bread or bring in kindling regularly and in good time, or care properly for teeth, fingernails, etc., is really getting a part of it's education in doing so, and the school credit sys- tenn gives these thingsan importance in the child's eyes which they do not have when they are regarded merely as home drudgery, to be es- capped if possible"
 Miss Keenan's name has been mentioned as good material for the office of territorial superintendent Of education, which is soon to be filled by Governor Strong.-Seattle Sun.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
-O-0-0-

Miss Mary Bernhofer, the Night ingale ot Alaska, came and gave her concert and leaves nothing be- hind but the pleasantest memories Miss Bernhofer's voice is still the same-sweet and melodious. The costumes, the stage effects, the beautiful flowers all went to make the evening an endlss source of happy recOllections. Miss Bern hofer was ably assisted by her sis ter, Miss Carolyn BernhOfer, who is an accomplished pianist. These young ladies will tour the ocast cities at a later date and it is hoped they will come again to their home in the north.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
 OF SKAGWAY Is HERE

Miss Margaret Keenan, superin- tendent of schools of Skagway, AL aska, is the guest for the summer of Mrs. Conelia Templeton Hatch CT, 1850 Atlantic street. Miss Keenan has inntroduced into the schools of SkagwRy some of the most advanced of the "outside ideas. One on which she places stress Is the plan of school credits for home work, whereby children who perform certain home duties faithfully and well, are given cred it's ou their years school work. "I thing" says Miss Keenan, "that
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
CHURCHES
CATHOLIC

Mass, Holy Communion and h. gtruction at 9:30 l, III.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31

ing here, as they are certainly put
 ting on first class productions. Last
 nights offering teemed with tune ful music, springhtly dances ana clean comedy, all of the young la dies went through their parts with a snao and vim that was delight fully refreshing. Tonights offering will be the well known and ever popular ''King Dodo" in which that great comedian Raymond Hitch cock scored his first metropolitan success. This piece is too well known to need an extended introduc tion, but 1t might be said that judging from press notices received in other cities, the young ladies present it in a manner which leaves nothing to be desired, At the re- quest of many of the young folks in towo, a dance will be given after tonight's performance, during which some of the members will give demonstrations of the modern danc- es. Tn, engagement will close to- morrow night with a Hungarian 2p- era comique, Gypsy Love-" whlch Is said to contain an abundance the dashing gypsy songs and dance
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31

Mir. and Mrs. F. W. Sheelor, who have been the house guests of MT and Mrs. Roy E. Gaultfor the past month, left on Wednesday for the interior, accompanied by MT. H. M' Brown of New York, who has char1e of the circulation department work in the northwest for Frank Leslie's publications. The time spent in the interior will be devoted to photo graphing many interesting place and things, which will later appear in the Leslie and other publications.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
KING DODO TONIGHT
 FOLLOWED BY A DANCE

Local p}aygoers were delighted at the Elks' hall last evening when the Juvenile BostOnilEs presented the delightful Chicago success "The Isle of Spice" It is seldom that a piece of this class is seen this
 far north, and it is shame that this clever company is not receiving better support nere. It seems peculilr that more people don t take advantage of the cOmpany's be-
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Services conducted by the pas tor Sunday morning at II, and eV- ening at S.. Morning theme Be OF GOOD CHEER" Evening text Ro> mans 3:3. Sunday school follows the morning service. CongregA- tional singing. The public is cor diaIIy invited to all the services.
 l.. H. Pedersen, Pastor.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
Week In Society

Mr. v. 4. Peterson accompanied by Mrs. Peterson, V. A. the second and Miss Edna Liljestrand, left for Douqlas on Sunday for visit with Mrs. Peteson's relatives in that place. Miss Edna has been the guest of her sister for sever al weeks and was in care of Mrs Peterson on her way home. MrS' Peterson and little Victor vii re- main in Douglas for some time. MT Peterson returned home on the Humboldt.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
INVESTIGATION
 TOO SLACK

Chicago, Ju,l 31-City and state officials here are critiscizing the federal investigation of the Str Eastlaud disaster; saying 1t IS slack and will not be thorough enough to bring all responsible parties to justice.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
Local Happenings

Tn, Northwestern will leave Seattle tomorrow morning.
 The Jefferson is due sunday. The hour of arrival is net yet known.
 The cooler welthe" is very much appreciated by the railroad officials IS it means 8 slight cheek to the
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31

next. Mir. Wade who has been with the auditors office of the W. P. x Y. R,,. becomes member of Gov Strong's official family. His appointment gave general satis- faction to the democrats of Skag- way. MT. Wade enters upon his du- ties a+ once.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
Evening service at 7:SO. All are cordially invited.
 Fr. P. Il. Tur1ell, $. J.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Christian Science Service will be held sunday at eleven o'clock a. n. iu the Alaskan building.
 The public is welcome.
 Subiect:-LOYE.
 sunday school 12 o'clock m.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-28

The word ''DArswd" once slsninsd
svil o. wicked. Thosas ruiler vsss
he e1prsssion . shfewd fellow"
meaning wicked man.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-28

strips lying north OF the city limits.
one west OF Highland Park. the 9th
or east Of the village Of Hamtramck
and north OF the village OF st. Clair
HeightA
Not one man In q thousand will
understand the questions rs they
appear on the ballots, for In those
questions the property IL not de-
scribed according to street or road
boundaries. but In terms Of the
register OF deeds once. The prop
cs,ttons tell all about Quarter-sec-
tions Of the 10000 acre tract. and
about lines south 50 degrees. ~
minutes west They read like the
directions for finding buried treas,
ure.
Six propositions are to be submit
ted to the electors Of Detroit. -Four
OF them refer to lands In the town
ship OF Greenfield. which II 10 pro-
posed to annex. The other two have
reference 10 parts Of Hamtramck
and 0ratiot townships. One or two
of the propositions include land a.
ready comprised In another PROPOSE
tion: Il Appears that the petitioners
for annexation wanted to make very
certain that their property come
into the city.
Contrary to the general belief. the
annexation plans do not contemplate
the addition of any part OF the VII
lagos OF Highland Park. Hamtrsmck
or St. Clair Heights to the city. II
all the proposals. carry. the city OF
Detroit will own long strip Of prop
erty west OF Highland Park. and an
other east Of Hamtramck and north
Of ST. Clair Heights. so that the
three villages win be- surrounded on
three sides by Detroit.
The whole tract which II 10 pro-
posed to annex contains about II
The Detroit times., 1915-09-28
Not One DetrOiter In
Thousand Under.
stands Them
6 PROPOSITIONS
TO GO ON BALLOT
If All Win City Map
Will Resemble Crazy
Quilt

Detroit and the townships Of Ora
tiot. Greenfield and Hamtramck will
vote. Nov. 2, Oh the proposed annex
alton of parts of these townships to
the city.
Stripped OF the real estate YER
biage IL which the description OF
the property is couched, the terri
tory which 1t is proposed to amer
may be described as two irregular
The Detroit times., 1915-09-28

square miles, estimated roughly. and
has . population variously estimat-
ed between 10000 and 10000 people.
Parts " the district are growing
rapidly, however. especially the ter
ritory out Grand River and Gratiot-
ayes. and the Van Dyke-rd.
The tract northwest OF Detroit In
cludes property bounded on the west
by the Detroit Terminal railroad. IL
will bring the city limits to the Ply
mouth-rd. on Grand Riverave. From
mat point the northern boundary
xissags In q general sastsrly direc-
tion to Linwoodavc.. where II Jumps
north again To about E0clid-ave. ex-
tended. Then Il runs east TO the
west side Of Twelfth-st.. when IL
again jumps north and takes In
strip alons the Western boundary d
Highland Park
The Northeastern tract II bounded
on the west by Hantramck village
as far 90 Railroad-ave.. which 10 the
proposed northern boundary. The
limo then sigsass east to Connor's
creek. and runs down that stream
to the northern limits OF St. Oair
Heights. This tract takes In For
est Lawn cemetery and considerable
valuable property o. Van Dyks-rd.
BY annsxins this property. the
city win assume part OF whatever
sc~u.htr AahS thar IN Tia citv'o
portion will be prorated according
10 the assessed valuation OF the An
nexed district. TIE city's share Of
the debt will Be nxsd either by
agreement between the township
boards and a committee Of the com
mon council. or By the circuit court.
II no agreement can b reached by
negotiation.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-28
CADETS WOULD
JOIN RANKS OF
CANADIANS

BUFFALO. N. Y. Sept. 27.--The
local police were asked today to be
on the lookout for four cadets from
West Point who are believed to
have left that institution to join the
British army now recruiting In Can.
ada. The message from the mill.
tary authorities at the point gave
the names Of the men ~ Robert J.
Smiley. John Toolsy, James J. Pow.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-28
IT'S q DEBILITY

~ ~ tirsd M q the
oVw ~ rested evea AFTER
49, q Va. who cannot ~
- ottcity and Who feel NO
/ are osbllitatsd:
e svSsy organ q the
~ ~ TIN. THIS II TIE root
! 141.1o.
= = loss Il vitality. NOT
The Detroit times., 1915-09-28
|Bh TARIFF
ntion Of Sugar
5lg May Be Decid-
ed Upon
HER DUTIES
ARE DISCUSSED
te1.sion of Income
tx Figures As
Possibility
HER DUTIES
ARE DISCUSSED

WARRINGTON. Sept 27.-The
~ tAillty Of retaining the prsssnt
\ On sugar Ii being seriously
t66ered By President Wilson.
vas definitely learned today.
hlls he president has not fully
1nsd On the sugar tariff plan,
holisyed 70 b extremely prob.
~ aleo reported today that
" (Dlnistxntion - considering
W Ailght tariff changes 70 pro.
odo1eional rsvsnus. By incrsas-
nl1is q liquors, and also poe.
u extension of the income
m smaller Incomes.
lnyoetien&ton Of the sugar I'm
k1ons ana rsvsnus derived dur
Nv last fsW pears - being mads
10 t1enonSy fDe the prssidsat,
o loaSnnd today. Facts and
1 foGnr61ng The sugar eche4-
- 11t& 1914 end the present
soto bGing COMPLIED b. Gus.
lnelals. A etatsmsat whsth-
~on1ning dsty % sugar would
~ I0venue situation win also
11omted TO the White House
Dseasy .oe the Treasury No
~ - known that the pessi-
= npun1lng 0lAciAls and party
16 regsfding the advisability
1111nB tAs vvsssat sugar tari2.
- - Deessnt new tariR NV
Dnoo - DE frOs list Nay 1.
~ Auty has already bssn
2 nbont - pr cent. II he
my = rstainsd. Il b est
y wou1d erect . saving Of
~ aAaually.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-28
oetrolssr Drops Dead.

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. Sept. 81
r. w. Watson. so OF the Harry Dean
Co.. OF Detroit. interior decoraters.
dropped dead here early this morn.
Ing while at work In the home OF
John J. Sherman. Cass-ave. Acute
indigestion was the cause Of death.