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Evening star., 1916-12-09

THE ART OF THE BEST LACE WORKERS IN
DECORATIVE LINENS REPRODUCED IN
''Filet of the Loom" Linens.
Wonderfully artistic designs-the most beau-
tiful ever made on loom and embracing such
widely known effects as Cleopatra, Cupid, Madame
Butterfly, Blue Bird. Each pattern is clear and
distinct and as smooth and fine those produced
by the cleverest lace makers of the old world.
Only expert would be able to detect the
difference between "Fi1et of the Loom" and gent
inc handmade Filet Laces. They are not nearly SO
expensive, and will be much admired and apprec-
ated gifts
CHRISTMAS SELECTIONS SHOULD BE MADE
NOW.
Table Covers, three sizes, s3.7s, $500 and s675.
Round Centerpieces, $780,
Scarfs for buffet cfoner dressing table, $zz5 to
$3z5.
Bedspreads; single size, s1z5o; double size $3.50.
Bolster Covers; single size $3.50; double size, $500.
Second floor Eleventh
Evening star., 1916-12-09
YOUR XMAS
VICTROLA

Should Be Bought Here and Now.
For joy gladness, merriment, a
better appreciation of music on
Christmas day and every day
thereafter, get a Victrola.
For a Victrola service meeting
your every requirement and Of
fering you the most reasonable
terms this is the store.
Evening star., 1916-12-09

An English resignation rumor is usual
ly something more than idle gossip.
Evening star., 1916-12-09
Under Way.

Under Way.
"I'm going to put on musical show"
said the manager.
"Have you secured the music7"
'No. But I've hired a costume de-
signer."
Evening star., 1916-12-09

marvellous selection of Modesvery
de chine and Geogee
will
facilitate selection have arranged special display of these
attractive n of the Waist department.
Evening star., 1916-12-09

The Mountain.
An avalanche came leaping from the
clouds.
In fury on its way it sped,
While creatures wild In terror fed,
And men stood mute in wonder-stricken
crowds.
The lightning played. The forests were
ablaZe
Till stars were stifed in their glow,
While earthquakes shook the world
below,
And forces clashed in their conflicting
ways.
Immutable meath all, unshaken, vast,
Stood the impenetrable rock,
Silent amid the stress and shock,
Like Truth, which must endure until the
last.
Evening star., 1916-12-09

A Motorists Criticism.
"Here's a map that will show you all
the points Of interest on the route"
ats no good" replied Mr.. Chuggins.
"It shows lot Of landmarks, but it
doesn't definitely locate the repair
shops"
Evening star., 1916-12-09

wisdom.
Gan owl isn't really the bird of Wis
dom. He merely looks wise and does
nothing"
"Wen," replied Senator Sorghum,
"under some circumstances, isn't that
the wisest thing he could dos"
Evening star., 1916-12-09
THERE ARE GREAT G

There is field for selection hee books that you give
and feel assured that they will really be suited to the thought char
ace and personality of the recipient That the right
choose books Have mind for particular book
are selecting and make it suitable for that person.
Butt remember, If Books your G
ssesaAs se
Evening star., 1916-12-09

Third door. @ street.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Walt Mason
THE DANGER CAR.

TIVE auto. as grim DESTROYER Is
difficult TO beat, lust yesterday J
killed LAWYER. while Scofching
up the street When first got my car
uttered a vow that I'd go slow
This speeding mama" mu,tered, "''
what brings death and woe" Bu, grt
going last and faster like many anoihe
scout: and now there's always di'.
a,tcr. whenever ! go out When home
| come from some hriei Journey, ry
wife asks. "Who was slam ! say
Three clerks and an attorney lie dead
uron the plain" ! go kcrwhoorirg
every morning. o'ct valley. wcild and
wold. all rule, and regulations 'oor1.
irg ! knock the records cold \ cloud
oi dust. a roar and rattle. and I'm hr
yond your ken. a, deadly ls a modern
battle. a menace 10 all mrn The ~.
raj cops would like TO pinch INC. Au'
can't get close enough; some d1v 4
bunch oi men will lynch me. and hal
will he the stuff And while for uJi
stun, they banker. I'm Scofchiug lar
and near. today | ctumpled up a bank
r.. and manned an auc,ioneer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
LET THE BACHELORS PAY.

I UNMARRIED men who have incomes above 5000 are
~ subject 20 q federal income tax all money, r..
eeiyed above ,ha, The finance committee oi the
senate recommending ha, the exemption b, reduced ,'
Sp0 co that unmarried men who have heretofore been
escaping Just share OF taxation shall pay proper pof.
tion.
The measure seem, fair An unmarried man who IL
In receipt oi an income Of than Su' w receiving ar
above the average income vt the American tamil, and the
small amour, which he may he asked ~ contribute o.
help condue, national affairs will likely hc paid willingly
The propo,sd aN will seem magnificent when com
pared some oi tho iihe, hsug eUs,ei from subjects
oi IN. old world nations ,ha, arc trorrg known
method to a,t,n the public treasures 10 pay peace a.,
o. tme when mos, Of the civilized world i' at war Nil
enable our government, to Ne strong that can hc
evaded thu, hani'htns prospects oi war income a,r'
which would b, burden to our yuurs usn Let m,
bachelor, pay.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
WHAT WAR MOVES MEAN

I TITLE ha, hecn written Di The new attack oi the
Iwks un The Nur' canal hut unless ihc r,i tcpor,,
o' ihr raid afu false impressions, the expedition q,
thoroughly organized we'll uitrfsl and ha, much Ls,,s
chance n' success, than jd the ,horiyr thrust over the
desert iu kaniaa during ihr second wear o the war which
ended IN abandoned steel boats loaded with corpse, on the
bank, u, me canal
Fourteen 'hou,ard, Turk, and thousand Nu,,fo. e sr
man infantry The whole unit German uii,rfrd have al.
tackled hc British position, cast ut Roman, which lie,
twenty miles east ~ Inu said un ,hr Mediterranean
which IS ihr northern entrance ir 'hr Sur, canal
Angus, b, 'hr hottest month n, the desert summer IN,
water transport m the region where ihr fighting ha, begun
be ttfuus problem A. Knrari the lufk, must p,fl
distant lruiun engineer. have hryu dpving iot water
annr 'r coast route u' ihr present advance nt man,
morih' THEW quest ma, have been successful
he fact that ih, raid va, launched IN the beginning
Ni august when logically m.h be- least expected indi.
,a'r, thorough organization II vuull be criminal o star,
column toward Nuef without water secure
tuaflns iht canal which links Great Britain with IL,
af eastern empire IS General Sit Archibald Murray with
m'N,l iof,r ,1fuu,, c''imasd itom Nun a. luuF
men. among which MANY native irahrtn regiment,
orranitsi %, Kitchener Indian urup, and some VI m,
airf contingent, ~ Australians and New ieaiaudsfs
Pressed at ihr central povefs are at present with
lnnW Turkish uuHps recently called n in ,uiicn Aus
rtas h,,kiunt with sfani nuks Nicholas showing ,h
sultan hack 'for u ifon' u Euiurm n Asa Minor al
the fait ui ZEN miles iaN IT doe, NOT seem that M,
Nrssm, have iht vhyr,viiha 10 prosecute suJ,c,siu
campaign IN me desert
The TUX, wnH tight the whole distance from Roman
io the canal o,tt positions prepared during two Ntat, nj
,uti,ira,rrv work The British alNa,, have expected
serious tiirt' would hc made ,u cut the canal Oi ,uufs
the tuurir, a desert almost flat az Nnuf hand hi
the British may have bu, concrete trenches there a. easl
az the Germans I'D IN she Somt district, Even should M
Turks n, within sight Vt The canal there would be
harriet vi ftc itun inunios and gurlnais that wou
COVER the canal and uutea,h any artillery this lcscf
ioict could bring acfcss-W NJ III
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
RECREATION SPOTS NEEDED.

DORlltNlON ui a stony a few 1bts ago which stated
that me r1,,u'ii1s lawn wa, we'll occupied during
N, fstsr, warm ja,,. ugsr,. 's' wHft ruhh. ga,,
plot, ar, needed iu uklshrm, t,y "a, a..t.,', place,
II happen, that NJ W,ayrr ra,'ma,rf and custodian
oi 'hr federal hu'ine v kindly disposed ,rl ready a, all
time, 60 rs that ihs ru,,Hii,s lawn t tsri attractive iuf
,he uv ri those vh, vi,h 'r fs.lr, there .r 'Nr mil
.umms, time ru, Nr Weaver s r.' able 't rvsHd Ns
lawn ,o ,u,h proportion, that hs 1''lt .k .,r have
enough ruum mn which g. trmr
Oklahoma O,,, hi, a magnificent boulevard running
,frurd ,hr corporate ni, srH AZ if, i,uf ,rfrs' ~
,hc boulevard htss asa n park sfuuri, Ia, urmpto,si
The time be noi ,0 upfUf'rrs ,H consider general rl,r
ci improving an of tF,m and ur, are ultimately it
signed iof the u ihu,s vhr have CONVEY 1r,r, IVY v"
vel ab, TO pay street fare when 'hs ulls, line,
ste extended
In III, meantime ihs 5urrru.u, use oi 'hs r.,,riii.
lawn emphasize, ,hs need of rt,r r,fsau vh,h ,,u %.
reached b, Children anil aiu adult, without f,luIrirs
the toll oi even a nickel ~ reach fst,a'ur place. n f,
da,s ~ balmy weather
whl, Oklahoma Ji, r esN ,gurr,i ,r yrr roftrf
II N, city by ,hs, shaded rd vk,h m, -rt,ulrr,
Wheeler save 10 N, people and vtilr Srl,, park N.
si q another ruhlt spirited ,,t,sn i, delight ~ ih,
children Al the head n HARRISON avenue. Oklahoma Ji,
,ull lacks public Fairgrounds iot N, by, and SRI, ar
ss,,y. shaded f,,iink sJ-i, ict aiuis
The urt Al hand vhr' ,hs popular movement, ir'
r-cte ,lc,,.in parks should b, started Oklahoma Ji,
IL growing rapidly lar ,,t,l and .cn, ar, ,on
cerned bot ", ar, M, k,epirs psc, vh the s,pan,io
ard arc overlooking N, isc ,h,, more small pafl, shu
~ established beiof, another summer roll, afovnd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
TRAINMEN AND THEIR WAGES.

TRAlNMEN and the managers of railroads are near
the parting pou, in the controversy in which the
who operate train, ak for shorter hour, that will b.,
equivalent to better pay The people the innocent third
party in the dispute ready TO rise and demand that
there shall be strike to cmbauass the nation
Strong men are at work u effort, 10 induce the two
sides to bring The question to settlement through arb
traiion the method which will save uc.up OF traffic
tha, would bring disaster to the people and ruin to bu
ness
Officials Of railroad compane, point to the present
scale Of wage, and declare that advance not to be
considered now
The average pay Of aumcn in the passenger service
now is follows Engineers 500, conductors $3.50
iircmcn 81 2Di. brakcmcn SlO9S
In the ireigh, service tho average wage, arc Engi-
ueer' Slso2 conductors, Sl79 hrcmcn Slll7, brake.
men slOll
II the ,rainmen will submit their case arbitration
they he assured oi lair deal since mo- ono expects
this cIa, OF skilled labor less than an equitable
remuneration
Public sentiment IS opposed to strike and in favor
Of arbitration. And public 'cn,imcn, usually IS suon,
enough 10 win
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
MORE MONEY FOR OUR SCHOOLS.

CCHOOLS in Oklahoma City need additional funds to
~ permit holding full terms The regular school tax
Of mills is not sufficient operate the schools for
the period necessary ample educational adj
vantages TO the 1900 children who live in this city.
Twcn,y-seven more teacher, are needed This means
that there pupils than at any former time Some
Of the supplies used in the school work have advanced II
price and some of the building, need repairs These cal
fer funds.
1t !, anticipated that the vote in favor Of the extra
mill tax will be practically unanimous. 1t is poor CHI
zen who will not volunteer pay his small share OF addc
taxe, to enable the schools he conducted at full ei
cheney The cost to the individual taxpayer, will he s.
slght as scarcely to he felt
Let the vote he unanimous.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
OKLAHOMA TROOPS AS MARCHERS

y trOkIS from san Bcriin where the Oklahoml
regimen, Is camped convey the pleasing iniorna-
ton that the Young who comprise the regimen, which
Tins state sent t' ihc border had participated in a pra,
u,e march and returned TO camp with only dozen men
unable =, complete the distance
Evidently the mir1msn from Oklahoma are m,
physical ,upcr,o Of those IN ,hc northern and eastern
regiment, that made sorry exhibition of endurance IN
the field
Oklahoma productive ability i, famed But in our
many claims along ihi, line We may have overlooked the
fact that Oklahoma produced MEN The report from IN,
border d, gratifying
The story oi The execution oi Sir Roger Cassmrnt will
he fe''d lrus after me name Snn Fem r forgotten.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Luke MeLuke Saws.

Luke MeLukc Says.
Don't knock the poor old Fool Killer
because Ne isn't ou the ioh all the time
II he was most oi the lawyers would
v3Nr tp death
Mud don't knock the Joy rider II II
wasn't iof him most ~ the ta,krl max
rr, would he pu' ut employment
Burn youf love letter, when YOU
marry the girl of they will make i, ho,
luf YOU later on
Wage, seem mighty low when YOU
want work Bu' they seem mighty high
when you want some work done
The modern girl may no, he less al
lcyicd' than her old.h'hloned sister
bat she sure puts on less
\ husband may grow nonoiunuu, hu'
y doesn't take a wife long ,o break the
Wonutuny
When YOU ,ec \ woman M the street
wearing a knee lsugh skirt and a wish
home low waist and a box NJ rouge Nh
/ her check, these day,. u I, hard n
tell whether ,hc IS chicken uf grand
mother
The FAC, that man I, sued in-
breach 20, PROMISE i, No indication that
I he fooled the g,rl pu, !, i, an ind,ta
I linu that he has the money
/ II doesn't take a good pusliu m
pror minister long TO pu, NJ, man =,
I ,lscp
Any time YOU call IN slfl me ,tc
nnd time ynu might a. well w ahea,
and love her ~ She knows that thai
i, wha, YOU came inf
I, Is pretty hard in convince the IA
ihef " twin, that two head, are bette
than one
Somr men 90 through lie wauini
tl,eit time worrying ahuu, the time the,
have wasted
There Is nothing The matter viii
,cur memory " YOU can t,msrhsi
ever, penny that has been hofruwe r,
from ynu and can forget every penn,
that YOU borrowed from others
I We arc attracted hy out opposite,
! Ma,he that's the reason why a woma,
usually matties a good listener
I Why is y ,ha, a bank alwa,s m,s,s
the cashier before v misse, the COZ,
he has gotten away wi,hi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Or Crockeryl

1T says here that in China parties de
string divorces break chopStlckS in the
presence OF witnesses" said the Old
FoRy,
In this country they break broom
sticks IN the absence OF witnesses,
commented the Crouch.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Paw Knows Everything.

Willie Paw, why did Nebuchadne,
1ar cast Shadrach. Mc,hach and Abed-
ucgo into the fiery furuacc'
Paw They we're the three fellows
who went around saving rs It hot
enough Tor YOU my son.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07

Il has often been remarked that the
characters created hy Charles Diokcns
can be found in our everyday life Bui
what VIC started TO say was that Crlah
llccp lives at McAll,tcr. AriH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Old Stories
In New Type

FRom The TIMES eiLea

Twenty Years Ago. W
The report that the Christian broth.
crs were caught yesterday near Duncan,
| T., seems 10 be fabrication Shcr-
III DcIord has received no response
10 telegram sent to Ryan, / r., where
they are supposed 10 be in custody, Of.
tcrlug 800 for their delivery to tho
sheriff here
Mis-, Jeanette Harvey and Miss Fan.
ME MrklnuIS left Tor Mnco this morn
INK to attend a banquet
| g. Denny leaves tonight for old
Mexico He Will make his first stop
At the lSthmu, OF Iehauuicpcc
Mis-, Pan,y Price left ,hi, morning
for Shawnee where she viii visit until
the beginning oi our city schools
Sen Charlie, + Scott came down
from Kansas this afternoon. accom-
panied hy his wife and sister, Miss
Fife. who has Just returned from a
years study in Berlin The party will
go 10 Clifton tomorrow. accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs 4 G. Scott, for a
two weeks outing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Ossiier. Do Your Dutyl

when I go fishing" dragged mn Rland
Tho dog fish goes. Row WOW
The German carp Just yudclH and
The cat flah goes. 'Micaow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
The Wise Fool.

"To err is human" observed the Sage
"YcS" agreed the Fool, but it counts
against your fielding average just the
same"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07

Nilas Rancy oi Coxc,town Md, and
joe Flirwcather Of Noodlcducy, Nd
have hecn made members OF the club
weather bureau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07

One Washington statesman. goaded into argument about,
appropriation bills vigorously declared that pork" IS the
money expended on public improvement, in some Other
town
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
NH

Tho poet has no coin 10 spend.
And trouble nlls hlH ne.
For while tho boob cnn clo'hs his
thoughts
lie cannot clplho his wife
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Wnffl


iHrsipu Post
No doubt Luke Mclukc has already
secured the services OF Mr. Robert
Canine OF Louisville as night watch
man Tor the Names Is Names club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
The Recipe

Just take the cnsc NJ old mnu BATS,
The whole world knows hlH name
He Kept right On the jump ana that's
How he lcapcd into fumc,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Luke MCluke
His Column
Betchal

Don't cusH your luck and tear your
ClOthcs
When things SO wrong" said 1rtlbss;
Tho hrlghtost men are often those
Who grt the hardest rubH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
History Bits

One Hundred Years Ago Today
1910 ~ Gfccn Bay. WI, the United
State, ilag W., raised ior the first time
over land west OF Lake Michigan iu
the great Northwest territory.
Seventy-iive Years Ago Today
1871 James Lanman. ono oi the early
United State, senators from Connect
cut died at Norwich, Conn Born there
June ~. 100
Fifty Years Ago Today.
lSh-Ihc freedman's AID society Of
the Methodist Episcopal church was
organized ~ Cincinnati
twenty-five Years Ago Today.
1891 Samuel u AV,ell. who served
a, ,ongrc,,man from California and
subsequently a. governor of Utah and
New Mexico territories. died ~ Nor
fi,loWn y ! Rom IN Franklin cpun
~. Ohio Oc, I. 1871
One Year Ago Today in the wat
Aug Z lglS-Ncw allied army land
ed ON Gallipoli peninsula
Our Daily Birthday paut
STANLEY Weyman. celebrated Eng
l,h novelist. horn IN Shropshire. Eng
bl wears ago today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
THE CITY'S HEALTH.

CTRCr sanitary regulations which have been enforced 10
~ Oklahoma City arc bringing reward The city rhy'-
clan reports that there never time when this cry
was more tree from malignant disease
Oklahoma City is blessed when such a condition pre-
vails While there i, an occasional pro,e', from some
Citizen who objects rules promulgated hy the health
department TIM, i, a department, which has the support
Of the people even though a, times inconvenience
are encountered.
Keep the eity clean and the health Of the people will
be good
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07

Lawrence Buvurd and h Smart %
llarrod,burg, Nv. have started
branch OF the club in that town
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07

LINES WORTH REMEMBERING.
If men wish to be held in esteem they must
associate only with those who are estimable.-
BRUYERE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07

Hush,, h no, going to win many rst'p,rsr msn''
vc,,, Il hr lSoOOord nomination speech , criterion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07

A president who can keep the United States out of war
with Mexico Is not going to let the railroad men OF the
country tie uS mp with a strike
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
EDlT0QIlL PAGE
The Republican View
AND YET SOME ARE DIsFRANcHIsED.
Edited by the Republican State Committee.

IOW proposed
" rejected by the by Of about 10000 the people OF Okla
homa rid of the vicious election legislation enacted by the
There who under the
that the people by this have succeeded dnosng OF all OF those
However
Campbell Russell law
for the which the author OF that aw
to be the a
proposed by the legislature failure the Of the state
make tho adoption
void The inference that when the people initiate constitutional
nuly advance o
cSpedcnt failing send publicity pamphlets 10 all
the registered
ranclsc Take instance those who were away from
all May and Juno Also there voters who during the
period MAY unable to find the rcga On ono
another thousands people dranc'c1 f the worst
Of the 10 kc
6 whom he thinks that he is not DISPOSED
provides appeal from the action Of hc county registrar u
All that Is I
that he thinks that there reasonable Rfo "
illegally registered This mon'troly m law h
y the district court o Oklahoma county
but be recalled that appeal was taken by the state To me 'np
The has been argued before that court but mas nor Nt @
hold, that the law still iuI iofte ana elect
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07

Uill BnoEor often makes me frown.
ite IL a worthless pup:
tie says he puts his spirits down
To keep his spirits up Whango.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
Ten Yeats Ago

Ten Years Ago.
Mrs lame, II Wheeler entertained
this afternoon in honor Of Mis-, Carrie
Swliilcr oi Springfield Mo
Charlie, Edward Sutton oi Kansa,
City. a former resident oi Oklahoma
CITY. IS IN the city today visiting old
friend,
Manager ratson, and Coach Porter
are making extensive plans for the
high school football team. .Mwon
Chambers. Robert Chambers. Young.
Burke. llafpef kelsey. Ball Parsons.
Hallc,. Auifish, Brown and Morrow
are all considered good material and
'he season viii last through the holi.
DAYS
Attorney lnhr Wrish'. who has been
visiting in Minneapolis and ST. Paul,
returned TODAY
Down IN Missouri many wears ago
country SUNDAY school teacher ask.
al her tll,, oi boys How many men
have you read oi by the name "
lanes" Two" promptly replied one
bright youth Yes ,hr smiled en-.
coutaslngly name them Frank and
ls,,e.' was the response
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07

When ,ou think Of the Swede' being thrifty, YOU can
promptly lind the saloons closed on pay DAYS
In Sweden and The banks keep open extra hours
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07
M
Clnng Chnal

NTNWk NTTWF
The club ambulance i, un itS way IN
Char'cN1u, W Va, TO sec why Edward
nlcdSoe
Things TO Worry About.
\ mosquito hasn't any ankle,
Names Is Names.
Lena Little lives ON Price Hill. Gin.
tinna,i
Our Daily Special
lts long bead that has no turning
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Fifteen Years Ago.

Fifteen Years Ago.
y s Sherman was IN Guthrie yes.
lcrday where he contracted for the
,llc OF big bin oi goods
Mr., Lee Van Wrinkle and her
laughter. Miss Vera. left ihi, morning
for Eureka Springs. Fayetteville and
Mount Ncbo for the remainder Of the
summer
Contractor l. I lee viii commence
the construction 1i the Painter build.
INK adjoining the Hotel Lee IN the
east tomorrow Ihc plan, were drawn
hy u lurhyill Mr. Lee has com.
plciri me excavation Tor the McCor.
mick lliryc,tcr building and IS also
building a $500 residence for Doctor
Dewey
Mr., Grig,hy oi Duncan. Texas. il,
visiting her uncle. A $ lonnclle.
] ] N1yak returned yesterday from
Iowa CITY Iowa. where he has been
closing up M, business preparatory 10
removing M, household goods 20 hi,
home here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-07

Luke wanted 10 locate the old.faSh-
toned bar that had the greasy towel
hanging in front Of IL X : saws he
saw It the other day in the bar Of the
Capitol hotel. Frankfort. Nv