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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-22
H00RAYI MUTT AND JEFF
WILL BE WITH US AGAIN
Bud Fisher Receivers From Injuries
Suffered When 5000 Pound Au-
t0mobile Overturned on Him.


Well, Mutt" and Jeff" will be back
on the job Thursday and thankful 10
be alive They had narrow squeak
iromosuddcn death on July 8 Sp,cn
Bud Fisher, their creator. uncxpT -
edly found a 5000 pound automobile
resting on his chest and boring holes
through hi, nose and lower Jaw They
know what It is like to stand on the
dividing line between this mortal coil
and eternity to see their whole careers
NlaSh past them in review as death
reaches out his hand. to wonder whe,h,
er they are to continue to live or TO be
eNtlngulShed forever. And now thar
their creator Is we'll and whole once
more, they have resumed their lie, and
happy they are To do it.
Thought II All Over.
Fisher had been on has vacation lust
few days when the automobile acci
dent happened 1t occurred while he
was on his way from Saratoga Springs
to GlenS Falls. New York Ii was
raining the road was high crowned
suddenly the car took little skid and
the next thing Fisher knew he was
pinned underneath the overturned car
IN a ditch that was rapidly filling with
ram water The car was resting across
Fishers chest and he lay there for
halt an hour before his chauffeur who
escaped without a scratch. and a pass
ing automobile party succeeded in lack
ing the car up and releasing him. The
iirSt time the car was lacked IN. the
screw slipped, and the weight fell back
upon Fishers chest
That was when thought it was all
over with me-" Fisher said later. /,
telling OF his experience. "It seemed
as IT my chest was being crushed in
clear to my backbone and | could sec
my friends walking silently behind me
IN stately procession to the nearest
cemetery"
Features Severely Mangled
On being released, Fisher was
rushed to the Saratoga hospital. There
It was found that one rib had been
broken, his nose pierced from side To
side, his undcriaw punc,urcd clear TO
the root of his tongue. several teeth
Knocked out and others so loosened that
they had to be pulled, and his lower lin
torn and twisted on, OF shape Later,
on Fishers return to his home on
Riverside Drive in New York CITY
m care OF nurse. i, was discovered
that his Jaws had been fractured in
three places, necessitating braces he
ing placed IN his mouth
Now, however, Fisher has recovered
from his various injuries, bruises, and
the shock, and is back again on the
Job putting Mr. A. Mutt and his side
kick jeff through their PAGES And
he saws that II ever he motors again in
the rain without chains on. he hopcS
some kindly disposed person will grab
him quick and tote him OF to a padded
cell IN the nearest hooby hatch"
Anyway we're happy to announce
that We will have Mutt" and Jeff"
and Bud" Fisher, their creator. all
three, with us again Thursday and long
may they continue to perform in the
land OF the free and the home OF the
hravp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-22
Colcord Alrdoms,

Aubrey Smith will appear op the COL
cord Airdome screen tonight In 7ehe World
Yflm production OF builder of Bridges"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-22
Smiths Affidavit.


The affidavit OF Smith contains the
following charges against Chapman, in
substance
During recess, he criticized the
manner in which cohpSel for the plain
tiff conducted the case He further re
marked on the management OF this class
Of cases oi the tolerance shown them
by the court. and exhibited cynical in
tolerance to this class OF cases where
persons sued corporations for personal
injuries.
"ile remarked to the bailiii, Get out
OF here and stop interfering with the
jury or we will throw YOU on, oi the
Jury room We are going to decide this
case before We leave here That he was
determined that verdict should be
rendered for the defendant before ad-
iournment of the Jury it being Satur.
day
To Influence Jury.
Ills remarks were for the purpose OF
influencing the jury and his manner
was that of snecring at any slight testi
mony unfavorablc to the plaintiff dur
ing the trial and TO laugh at the dis
comfiiure of the plaintiff. who himself
was not educated and unable to deliver
his testimony in a precise and ntelli-
gent manner"
Smith alleges the prejudice shown
amounted to violence on the par, of the
jurors and that his client did not have
a fair and impartial trial
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12
Wanted-Miscellaneous

WANTED-Good rug, Brussels or Administer. SX10 to 9x12: colors brown and tan, also small heating stove, feed from top. Box 612 Republican. bg
 WANTFD-Three dozen young lay ing hens. brown Leghorn State price
 Box 703 Republican. bg
 WANTED-Furnished cottage or rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 2519 after 3 D. m. or call S14 w. Me Kinley. bl
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12
AI-r,TI0N SHE
WEDNESDAY. OCT. IS. 1916 'a Miles No~thwest of Phoenix e

WEDNESDAY. OCT. IS. 1916 la Iiles Northwest of Phoenix on
 ihe old Col. Christy Ranch
 COMMENCING AT 10:3O SHARP
 Having leased my ranch for term of years. ' will roU my personal prop "rty ns follows: 37S head of ivestook: g fine dairv cows. Durhams HoI- stein; vearlrg Durham heifers: I Durham bull. 12 head of horses and mules: snan of 2-ve9r-old Allies. oNira fin" individuals: 1 span of ! and b-vear-old mares: l heavy work team. weight 1890 lbs each: [ span of gray rnores 1 black family rare. 10 years old, eNtra fine vearlng mules: | -1"le colt 2-year-old gelding: ( Kentucky bred Jennets cytra fine in- cividrals, age from ? Co S years. BOO bead of hogs. Farming imnlementq Free lunch for everybody Terms of sale. 6 npnthe tiraa
 SIIRt Ev CHRTSTY. Owner
 c. o NcArrpTPY Auorianeer
 A. B. DUNLAP, Clerk q
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12
Rooms and Board

ELKINS CAMP for health seekers, near desert; home comforts; rates reasonable. Free auto Phone ARA. 10-dg
 THE BOWER First class rooms with beard. 521 East Monroe If
 GRAVES RANCH at Scottsdale, open for guests. Delightful location, Il miles N. F. of Phoenix. Best of table
 Screened sleeping cottages auto stages daily Phone 126J11 or call at Graves Indian Shop B w. Adams. If
 WILLIAMS ESQUITE CAMP now open for health seekers. moderate rates, finest board, considered best place in valley Phone 1Si1 for free auto 1n- hl
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12
Auctions
AUCTION SALE

TUESDAY, OCT. r Miles Northwest Phoenix, ? Miles West Cartwright Schoolnouse. , Miles West and 4 Miles South Glendale COMMENCING AT 10:30 O'CLOCK l am instructed by the owner 10 sell at auction, without reserve, 125 head of stock; l pair of young horses, HOO lbs each; hogs, brood sows; 80 tons fine alfalfa hay. Free lunch at noon. TcyIns given
 HOWARD HUTCHINSON, owner T \. First Ave. Phone 1910
 C. O. McMURTRY Auctioneer
 A. B. DUNLAP, Clerk
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12
Classified Ad Rate Cent Der Word Der Day. =
Wanted-Miscellaneous

WANTED-Bids on putting in f new doors and other minor improve ments at the Phoenix Sanitorium. 2227 N. Center Dk
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12
Business Chances

S1OO0.O0 WILL HANDLE good prop- osition. S2006 rent, five year lease, clears $175.00 per month no good will. Liggctt t& Myers Premium Station. Transfer corner: two good show win
 dows. mahogany fixtures staple stock. Owner must leave. Doctors orders. Tn San Francisco. Inquire 117 N. SecCrd Ave if
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12

WANTED-Married man to milk and work on ranch Address B.. F. Hill. miles west of Fair Grounds on Chris tv Road. Phone 105J5. If
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12

ROOM, BOARD, gentleman, private family or ranch. State price, descrp- tion Box 5S3 Republican. bg
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12
For Sale - Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Mining equipment. skip. dump car, cable, bucket, whim. track, air pipe and small tools. sam L. Will lIahns, Mesa, AriZ. bp FOR SALE-Model 70 Overland: new tires aL5 top: electric starter and lights. Fine mechanical condition.
 BYRNS-RAY CADILLAC co.
 Used Car Department
 340 E. Wash. If
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

FOR SALE-Barred Rock pullets also Indian Runner ducks. Mrs. Chadwick 2236 w. Van Buren. blk
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12
STOCK SAFE

N0NDAY. OCT. 16 Miles West Ptoenix on Buckeye Road. F. Mile South, on the Old Col lins Ranch
 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK ! am instructed hv the owner to sell at auction the following 100 head ch 1ice yearlins and 2-year-old heifers 9ll Wisconsin stock 2 registered Hol. stein bulls; 1 span of horses. Terms given
 J. F. BRADSHAW Owner C. Q. McMUPTRY. Auctioneer
 <. p. DUNLAP. Clark -l \. First Ave. Phone 13to
 q
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12
For Sale Live Stock

FOR SALE-Four burros, pack out fit and one fast saddle burro. Phone 7J2. br
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12

hlNG f14 for quick messenger u FOR SALE-Modern room brick house West Pierce St, $500.
 N. A. MORFORD if
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12
Auctions
AUCTION SALE r-Frr~ EnAN hCrT
Miles Northeast of Mesa, F Mile North of Transmission House
 Eoumpuring at o'clock

THURSDAY, OCT. F Miles Northeast of Mesa, F Mile North of Transmission House
 Commencing at 1 o'clock Having leased my ranch, | will sell at auction. 70 head cattle; F extra good milk COWS; 20 head of 2year- old Durham heifers all springers; 15 head Pole heifers. 2-year-old, all Springcrs and extra fine; 19 head Holstein heifers and calves 3 bulls Ted Pole. l Durham. 1 Holstein, 10 head horses and mules; 1 pair of . ytar-old mules, l pair of extra good working brood mares, weight HOO lbs each. 1 fine Swear lilly; l . year-old Fercheron, weight 1900 lbs. ! standard bred pacing mare; 1 sad dic horse. 200 head of hogs; extra brood sows. shoats and pigs; r head fine sheep. 75 laying hens; 30 tur- keys. Terms All sums of $50 and under. cash; over that amount a ere Cit of six months, purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note; per cent of for cash.
 DAN HILBERT. owner
 c. O McMURTRY. Auctioneer
 A. B. DUNLAP, Clerk 2l Y. First Ave. Phone 1910
 If
 BIG AUCTION 100 cattle. 400 hogs, 500 hens, big lot farm implements.
 THURSDAY. OCTOBER, 12TH
 10:3O A. NJ.
 Free lunch. everybody invited Garnet Holmes Ranch at Tolleson, or DO miles west of Phoenix on Yuma road.
 Having sold and leased by ranches. ! will sell at public auction OF above ,~is Ing hcifers all Holsteins: i Holstein bull. 16 younger heifers and calves; g5 steers. 2 years old and under. loo brood sows 300 feeders . mares and colts and other horses, ? work horses, { youi mules. A large lot of farm implements of all kinds. 500 laying White Leghorn hens. ] large refrige- rator and many other things all go for the high dollar. Terms: Under Sl00. cash; over S100. months bank able note or per cent off for all cash. This is a big cleanup sale. Everybody come Big cafeteria lunch. J. GARNETT HOLMES. owner B. W. GETSINGER, Auctioneer
 W. c. TOLLESON. Clerk
 office, l6 F Adams St. bd
 AUCTION SALE
 FRIDAY. OCT. 13 1916 at2 Miles northeast or PhOeniX, Cor ner Park Road and Thomas Road
 Commencing at 1:30 P. M Having decided tc sell my cattle, l win sell at auction on the above date, 90 head of cattle; 20 head of fine milk COWS, Holsteins, Durhams and Jerseys. all fresh and coming fresh soon. 6 2-year-old Durham heifers. all coming fresh soon head of yearling heifers; head of steer calves; 1 g. vear-old Holstein bull: 15 head of fine stock hogs weight 80 lbs. each. Terms. 6 months time given on all sums over $50 purchaser giving ap- proved 10 per cent rate; 2 per cent off for cash
 w T. MILLER, Owner
 c. O. McMURTRY. Auctioneer
 A. B. DUNLAP. Clerk bg
 AUCTION SNLE
 TUESDAY. OCT. 15th On Henshaw Road 3k rfles F. of Center St or l mile S and + mile F. cf Acre City.
 Lot of milk cows: Jersey heifers vo1n- stock. chickens turkeys farm implements alfalfa and barley hay. etc Sec large add latcr
 I. F. NOLT, owner
 B w GETSINGER. Auctioneer
 b.
 STOCK SATE
 n A
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12

7J2. br
 FOR SALE CHEAP-Three brood sows and twelve two-month old pigs, high grade Poland China. Phone w. F. Silas. bd
 FOR SALE-13 head extra fine milk cows. Holsteins and Jerseys. 1902 E. Fillmore. bg
 FOR SALES fresh cows with calves. Phone 125J2 bn
 COW and 3 months old bull calf for SEQ A quarter of a mile east of Park road on Henshaw Road. A. L. Kill
 green. bd ONE Durham COW, cheap, 12O7 E, Fillmore St. bg
 FOR SALE-Heifer calf. Phone 3222. bg FOR SALE+23 shoats, A mile rOrth Cartwright school. J. E. Potn asst. bg FOR SALE-70 head high grade 1 heifers from 10 to 14 months. Easy terms. s. F. Williams. Phone 1J2. 11-h |
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12
For Sale Real Estate


FOR SALE-Good building lots, well located at prices way below the market. Taken in trade, we want to dispose of them.
 E. J. BENNITT & co. blk
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12
Wanted-Help, Male

W dlOcQ-1lClD, NldlC
 EXPERIENCED coat maker and bushClman at once at Schaeffer, 20 w. Adams. blk WANTED-At once. first-class auto painted. Detroit Auto Paint Shop. If WANTED-A boy with bicycle to deliver. PAP South First Ave. bg BARBER-2OO East Washington St.
 bm
 WANTED - Statesmen. High salesmen with experience in handling lot subdivisions Proposition clean and easy to sell. Liberal commission. Call at No r North Second avenue.
 tf WANTED-2O men to grub land. Report at land one mile south Tolle son. Ask for Juan Omelos J. Gar nett Holmes. If WELL DRILLER to drill finch ranch well. at once. J. Garnett Holmes, Tolleson, Ariz. Tel 201J5. If GOOD PLACE TO EAT. board and bed, $4.50 per week: beds 15c nightly. Langdon 126 South Second St. bd WANTED - First class barber Toms Shop, Tempe. bd TRAVELLING PARTNER WANTED Salesman making trip over state wants someone. salesman preferred, to act as travelling companion. For il for nation phone 1250. If WILL GIVE ROOM and board and good home to healthy industrious steady school boy over F years. in eX- change for help out of school hours and Saturdays; references exchanged. S22 North Sixth Ave. If PORTER WANTED-s6.OO a week and all that can be made at good shine stand Royal Pool Hall Tempe. If WANTEDA first-class promoter and stock salesman, not mining proposi- ton but something with loo per cent on Top; will make a good proposition to the right man. Address eos, care Republican. 6d WANTED-3 or live agents with ears, territory Arizona and New Mex ico. Call 112 North Central. 5n
 AN ACCOUNTANT of several years experience. Would like some married man who is here to stay and wants to work for a company where advancement is the object. State eX- perence and age. do not want health seekers. Box 610 Republican log WANTED-Cotton pickers to pick big boil cotton; pay SIPS a hundred will furnish a house for a family cotton Nicking % bale now. J. W. Jackson, Laveen, Ariz. WANTED-Soda dispenser. Dono- frio's Confectionery Co. If WANTED-To learn barber trade. | Wages earned while learning. Posi- 1 tions guaranteed. Moler Barber School, 429 E. Fifth St., Los Angeles. ii LIVE WIRE
 NmployLlent Office 14 Wall St Phone e01 All kinds positions open ii WANTED-Married man to milk and work on ranch. Address B.. F. Hill 1 miles west of Fair Grounds on Chris
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12
Phone A22
For Sale Miscellaneous
Removal Sale of Rebuilt Cars

Your last chance to buy a second hand automobile in first class me chaniCal condition, we overhauled ev
 cry car before it is put on the floor Tor sale, and you get a better value for your money than yo do else where. Dodge touring car runs and looks like new, the biggest buy in the city for $650.00; Ford touring car thoroughly overhauled and ready for the road, $240.00: Studebaker ''4" touring car mechanically fine, bar
Arizona republican., 1916-10-12
For Sale Fruits and
 Produce

FOR SALE-Now ripe, limited number of Mission" olives. The best of all for pickling, Sc per pound on trees. Call at ranch or Phone 2R2. J. H. Fleming If
 OCTOBER
 PLANT THIS MONTH
 Beets, Cabbage, Carrots Cauliflower. Lettuce Onion Seed and Sets, Peas Radishes, Spinach. Turnips, Lawn Grass. Swt. Alyssum, Ageratum, Mig g- nonette, Freesia Bulbs, Cosmos, Phlox, Pansy. Zinnia. Hollyhock, African Dali sy. Topples. Sweet Peas
 ARIZONA SEED co.
 Phone 403 137 N. Central Ave If CANTALOUPF5. Tomatoes, Gu cumbers. Peaches. Plums, and all car ly fruits cheaper than elsewhere wholesale and retail: slipped any where Phoenix Fruit & Produce Co.,, no w TaefarSnp Dhnna Id0O
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-21

er was her cheery reply. sana ~
getting well again as soon as sou can.
The doctor says You viii be able 10
walk In another month or two isn't
that splendid ~
In month or two ho supplement-
ed. "l shall have to Ko lmplng around
In search OF work Fer Doctor
Sprague tells me. the Stay,o1 Con
strnction company went lass week.
into the hands OF a receiver. aaa the
Lord a.one knows when ia eet any
money on what they owe ME far de-
signing that miserable building for
them"
A ring Al the doorben interrupted
her. She answered the summons, ad
mittlng two men
Tom recognized the older az tho
two visitors as Professor Sargent his
wife's singing teacher The YOUNGER
was strikingly handsome man.
scarcely thirty years cid and with
graceful selfassured manner which
Jared on Price
Laura welcomed tho newcomers
cordially Professor Sargent was
warmly sympathetic IN his greotiae
Of the Invalid Laura introduced the
stranger TO Tom. as Mr. Paul 10.
grand"
Professor Sargent came at once to
the object OF the visit
Mrs. Price" he began, this IS prob
ably no sort Of time to come here
talking business. Bat Legrand baag
cred NE until consented 10 fiia
torr starts In week He still de-
clares that no soprano but yourself
can do justice to those songs OF his
And he seems to think have enough
influence over YOU 10 make you change
your mind lie also authorizes me-
TO add twenty-five per cent to the
terms ho offered you, before, and 10
promise you. as bonus, percentage
on the receipts
I'm afraid TIA no use. professor
said Laura her sweet voice vibrant
with regret that did not escape Tom
NV husband does not -
Mr. Price" broke IN Iegrand. inn.
pulsiycly perhaps you don't realize
what this means to your wife As a
mere business man, you may not
know ihat am inst now nnn Of tin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-21
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning


60 feel your best day 10 and day out.
h fsei clean nalAe. no soNr bile 10
caat your lougue md sioken Your
traafh ar dnIl Your mead. ao censtipa
tign bilious Attacks, SICK neauaeh9-
colAa rhnumAtlsm 0r fasHy, acid stotIi
arh oH muei bathe On the inside likp
geH baihe HWtside Thia VI vastly nl0rr
Important because the akln pores 80
not absorb Impurities into tho blood,
Nblie ihn bowel pores 10. SAYS u we'll
known phYBrAn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-21

most popular music composers IN
America. The concert tour Is to es
plot my songs sung as ! intended
them 10 be sung 1 myself shall be
az the piano That, by Itself, insures
the success of the tour | am offer.
ing your wife an opportunity for
which many lyric sopranos Of estab.
lshed reputation would be hnmbly
grateful ! am conferrlng a high honor
on youi wife by asking
"rhe highest honor a man can con.
fer on another mans wife intefposed
Tom. rs to let her alone At least.
that is the way ! regard such things.
may be hopelessly old.fashloned
But"
you are Legrand assured him,
quite untouched By the snub, and. lot
me tell you. II she sings In these con
certs Of mine and II she scores
success in them. her fortune Is made
she will be bcsieged by offers from
managers She"
THAT ls true, Mr.. Price" said Pro
fessor Sargent, 1T is stated rather
less modestly than you may care to
hear It But Il Is entirely true. Mfs.
Price will not only receive far higher
terms for the tour than ever have
known an untried singer to get, but
she viii also have a chance 20 make
name for herself A name that she
can coin into money With voice
like hers"
"she has already made name for
herself sir. retorted Tom. she made
II at the altar The name Of Price
Not an exalted name, perhaps But
! believe and hope she is quite con.
tent with Il. She noods no other"
You misunderstood me- answered
Sargent, ! meant to say
But Legrand cut him short, by ia.
terrupiing
Look here, Mr. Price. let's speak
plainly I've made inquiries about
you learn that you're fiat broke
that you've got nothing laid by-in
short tbat you're up against H. and
with no hope Of going out 70 make
living for some moaths to come i---"
That is my affair snapped Tom
1T isn't" conUadicted LegFand
ITS your wifes It's she who suffers
by II, long shot worse than you.
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LEADER WANTS BRING REgULge
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REINFORCED BY mch sums az Laura
could tor@ari 10 him from her salary
Laura was lubiluul Her lifedroam
had ~ last c9mc true.
us for l0m' lts an for him It
viii be his success as we'll as mine
As for Tom once having made ap
his mind ho said not word 10 ud.
cufe tAe hoar'broak thut was hs
From the outset no concert tour
scored genuine succca8 And tho
success piled w az tbe tour com
iianed and as its fame preceded II
from city 10 city.
The bulk ~ The honors aen, to The
hitherto unknown young lyric soprano.
Laura Price
Before the tour gan half ended. she
WAS overwhelmed by onem from mau
ayers and arrnis Her nume and fame
and fortune ere made
Owing 70 hor personal succeaa tho
tours receHfs swellei beyond ~.
grauds most airy hopcH Lauraa
percentage af the pronta assumed a
size that d7 rfcd The memofy of ail
tho money he and Tom had over
posscssed
Throughout she dld not lel victory
90 10 heT bfsln Or make her other
than The cha mingly eirlsh and sim.
pie woman n bad always hecn Her
daily home altesa to Tom were fuil
Of pnoceut vain accounts 0f her
triumphs ba they we're also ill -
the almost maternal love Hhe bore the
lagald and u her longing 20 be with
him once moro
One clogd alone apart from ab.
senee from Tom--marfe8 the sun.
shine Of the trip From ihe outset
lngfa1d had assumed toward her an
air of halfproiectiye tenderness. that
was 10 subtle AZ 70 render Il 9it
acuit 70 prevent and etili more dlf
enl' 10 resent
Legrandg manner toward her was
wholly deierential. but II was propfl
a'ory, too Laura fen that the other
singers and iha manager must certain
" draw erroneous conclusions from
IL. Ye' she could 40 or say nothing
10 deter her admircr
Legrsnd was a shFeHd student Of
womanklnd, and postmaster In the
art Of loye-Inaklng.
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LEAnER WANTS nnINGs RESULT