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Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

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eemelbet, 6aB Spbn 9ostimiemt, elm
Tormer, Ser uugefGbr Ia Meilen bon
Duluth tpobnt, ii4 6as 2eben genomz
men bat. Dor einigen Sagen berz
lieB er fein !Saus nnO Na4forf4uns
ael aelong es, feline 2ei@e i'm Waloe
au~faufinben. Ser &ppf mar bom
Mumpf seriifen. unb es miro permuz
tet, 6as er 9pnamit benuBte, UNI fei=
mem 2eben Elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN.
@4permut 1oG Der @runb fir bic
Sat sepefen fein. ST binterldBt Ieine
Jrau, flint SObne unb cine So4ter.
MIs albert u. MIIen bez
triibt an elmer Stele ftanb, mo Elm
@taubamm bes 8etpdHerungsgrabens
ouf feiner Sarm in Der Ndbe bon 2is
binsiton, Mpnt., ~seboriten mar, fab
er etpas 9lGn5en uno entoedte, baB
it9 bort cine anfe6nli9e @olbIagerung
befano. MnOere Sarmer Ser @egenb
baben baraufbin aud auf ibren Sars
men cine Su4e na9 @oIb begpns
men.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

benz Dad Ser OsutIden SotE8oft
iieg bic mGGtige i9fparaspeibsrots
Sobns ouf 9albmaIt, uIs mir Dor'
iiberaoeen, unb unten am Satffss
lSnbeploBe oes SdiIerli4sn palnites
ron SO9masgagtI9s tro4ten Ole
GbrenIoIben Der tirtilden Sufantes
rieobteiIuna, ais bic beuti9cn 5lis>
cerOffi3iers in tiirtii4er Uniform ben
gura ouf bic pinuIEe Der n90ben"
trraen. limb ollie tiittiIden Offi5isre
rn6 Monnf9oftsn. Die benz Sarge
Bis bier6er gefolst paren, bsteiligs
ten Ii9 aud au Der usbertaPrt
nd9 Sberapid.
@Oriiber an ben &uiferIi8sn
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

Mon ssbt nit benz @sountsn I'm.
fpGter einmol ole Gebeine beuts
fiber Sffi3iere unb Mnnnf9oftst,
bic i'm MeIttriege auf osmanif4sm
Boben fielen, bier gu pereinen, mo
beutf@e Grbs Te bedt unb beutf9e
SGnbe einbeitIi9 ibre @rdber i&miits
fen t0unen.
Sn sfpei Reiben Iiesen fdon iiber
30 6elben bes Melttrieees bier
Oben, MGnner bonn Sultan Sotpas
Gelim" unb bon Der nMibiui", Dun
ben Oarbone[en unb bon @ouipoIt.
Blunt bur9eiuonber elm Generals
fobn unb Elm einfo9er S9iffsbeiSer,
elm Grtinerieoffioier nebea einem
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
Jnt %arhtuar5Rn MFFr.

mus Der .aapns e.mItan eeIim L" sr8d6It.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

luItige &opitGn Ndermann mir
einen erf90pfenben l1eberblid iiber
feline 6obrten uno Mbenteuer feit benz
&~riegsbe9inn CAB.
Gm %. Sttober 1914 tpolte man
enbIi9 pi7en, mas Die etptgen 8efus
9e Der aIs barmloie r9anOelsbomp<
fer" aure9tgemo9ten feinOli@en
Silfstreu5er bi9t an Der tiirttf9en
&ifte bebeuten fonten. S9On am
Sage Suoor paren ruHif4e Minen
aufgefif9t noroen unb am %. friib
mar Elm ausgefpro9ener Minenleger
unmittelbar Dor Der 8ospprusmiins
bung o~ufgefabren. Suntenfprii4e
tpurbsn eefunot unO dig Der sSapua
Sultcn Gslim" ausfubr, erf9ienen
balb einise &riegsf9iffe. Die inn Die
Meiterfo6rt pe%rtpebren nouten. Mls
Die feinbIi9e @bfi@t tIar ertonnt
mar, ma9te Der nSapu5" fi9 fir
ole 3pif9enfGue bereit unb ebenfo
bic inn balb fOIgenoe nMaioiGi". Dim
20. Sftpber tonnte bonn Der tiirfi19e
Sseresberi9t mitteilen, oob 6en beis
ben S9iffen Die @erfentung bes Mie
nenlegers rprutb" nit elmer 2obune
BON 700 Minen an 8or6, Die Rape>
rung zines &oblenbampfers unb fer>
ner benz tiirtif9sa 3eritDrer u@ai<
ret" Die Sorpebierung beg rufif9en
&anonenbootes r&ubaneB" Q100
Sonnen) eeIungen fet, pdbrenb bas
tiirttf9e' Sorpe0obpDt rMuopenet"
Elm anoeres &anonenboot i9per be-
f9dbigt bate.
Ser &ommanoant blieb ni9t Bel
biefen 2eitunsen fte5en. fpnbern trug
bereits in Der f~olgenben Na9t ben
Seuerbranb Ser tiirtif9en Slottenof>
fenfiDe nod S~ebaftopol, Der 1tGrtftsn
Seefeftung &uBlanbs. St iiberrafdte
Die Sefte unb fling fogar nod einen
an ibren &ommonbanten eeri9teten
Suntipru9 BEG SnbaIts auf, oab our
gIei9en 3eit bic rMioiGi" bor ObeKa
erf9ienen lei, bas &anuuenboot vSoz
neg" Derientt unb Elm 3peites ruff
f9es &anonenboot f9per bef9dbigt
babe. sSn oemfetben Nugenblid faT
funtte Ser nSopu3 Sultan Gelim"
ait4 f9on nit gutem @rfolg na9
Sebaitopol binein. Damn ober f9oB
aud Der 5einb, unb bor Der uehere
mu4t 8og fi9 Dos S4iff na9 Is
Minuten ins offene Mser 3uriid.
4offenh. BOB inn oie feinbli9e 5lotte
foleen piir0e. Nber ipdter baben mir
erfabren, buB iie trOb Der &riegser<
flGrung teinen 9ampf aufgema6t
botte. 90 fam Der .Saipu3 @elim"
nur nit brei 3eritOrern ins @efe9t,
Die na9 Dem 8erluIt BON Is Mann
bas Meite fu9ten, unb bic bamit
Dem S9idfal zines fura barauf in
Si9t tommenoen 0ilfsfreu5ers
r2eutnant puf9fin" entgingen, Der
mad cinigen ipoblgeaielten S9iHen
in 8ranb eeriet un6 perfadte. -
Sn3piiden paren nMibiui" unb
gamble" Dor NoporpFist erf9ienen
unb batten oiefe Seite i'm 8erein nit
Der ppruufgefabrenen u8erc", bic bic
8ei9ieBung angefiinbigt batte. bur9
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

bolt, min ct guna Defenders ppbl.
3ulest faste Der Pfarrer: Gur
wonen mir unferem totem &ameraoen
nod bas alte beutf9e Solbatenlieb
iineer: sd batf einen Ramero<
ben -" limb ols Der f9li4te See
fang iiber ben MaHern fdallte, fins
aen rings bic W0gel an, nit f9mets
ternben @timmen einauieben, als
polIten aud fe ben totem &amera.
ben ibrer Gliige sriiBen gum lesten
W1al. ~
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

Bon tiirtiI6er Settle pirO bsri6s
tst: Mdr6en BON Orisntulii6er leps
pioteit umtpittern Die ebemalige ~8os
ben" unb rgresIuu". felt Die beiesn
Gdiffe om Ro9mittag beg 6. auguIt
1914 MeFino perlieBen, iiberrns
T6sno Der pbilippepile uno Bone
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

tuna bur6ous benz Snip unTerer
@robtompfidifFe entlpridt. Mit un>
aebeurer @dnsaisteit fdrouben Die
aepoItieen SurbinenonIdgen ben Soc
IoB p%oripGris, inbss in Der eemiitIis
den &opitdnstaiiite Der 9erri6er Der
6elOeni6nr = Der I9lante, broune,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
HAD GATHERED IN TREASURE
Lecturer Evidently Was Not In Class
That Let's "Good Things" Get
Away From Them.

After addressing woman's cooking
club, a famous lecturer was besieged
by the members, who questioned him
about his own household and about his
kitchen in particular.
"Are you satisfied with your cook"
someone asked him.
eyes, indeed" was the reply.
SIS she economicalf"
every"
"Can she make pies and prepare all
sorts of soupsf"
'The best in the land"
SIS she neat about her work."
"As tidy as pin and as attractive
in appearance as one would care to
see."
"How about her disposition"
II think 1t is perfect"
"Huh!" exclaimed one Of the ma
irons, who had been having trouble
with her cook. "It's a wonder you
don't marry the girl"
With satisfied smile the lecturer
replied:
"That's exactly what did"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
fine CROPS OF BEANS
MAKE COLORADO DRY LAND
FARMERS RICH.
ern Part Of State Are Prosperins,
Aided by Advice of Experts.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Arriba, Colo.-In spite of sixtyday
drought during the growing season,
the farmers on the non-irrigated lands
of this section are as prosperous this
fall as If the rainfall had been above
normal. Every stop made by the
cash crop special, carrying experts
from Colorado and Kansas Agricul-
tural Colleges. found the farmers at
the stations in great numbers, many
of them driving new automobiles,
bought with bean money Bean
cleaners are now a regular part of the
equipment of grain elevators. Car
load shipments are being made most
ly to southeast Atlantic coast cities.
thousands of sacks of Colorado pinto
beans being destined for shipment
abroad.
Fifty cars are booked for shipment
out of the station of Simla in south
east Elbert county. for which the
farmers will get about $1,000 car.
Prices to the grower are above cents
pound. and there would be good
profit in the crop even at 8 cents.
Lectures on beans delivered by the
Colorado experts created much inter
est and brought many questions from
the growers. The subject was
handled by Prof. Alvin Kezer. agron-
omist of Colorado Agricultural College,
and w. H. Lauck, dry land specialist
Charles r. Weeks, superintendent OF
the Hays, Kan, experiment station,
and G. E. Thompson. crop specialist
OF the Kansas Agricultural College,
gave the farmers in the section east of
Limon advice on the growing of kafir
milo and feterita, the drought resist
ant grain sorghums.
There was lively interest In the sub
ject Of the federal farm loan law,
which was explained by John Lennox
Of Colorado Springs and Prof. c. F.
Davis, instructor in economics at Colo
RADIO Agricultural College. The farm
ers will follow the advice Of the lee
turers and organize borrowing associa-
tions in various localities. Farm won.
en- heard lectures on poultry produc-
tion by P. H. Edwards, a practical
poultryman of Colorado Springs. and
on home improvement by three wom-
en- specialists.
Dairy lectures were given by Prof.
Roud Mccain, deputy state dairy COM
missioner. who gave demonstrations in
judging dairy cows brought to the
train by farmers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
cARRANzA RETAkEs cHlHUAHA.
TeIesraphe Communication Re-estab-
Iished and Railroads Operating.

Juarez, Mexico, Dec. 5.-Carranza
forces were again in control of Chi
huahua City Sunday and Villa had
fled to the mountains to the west Of
the capital city, it was announced by
Gen. Francisco Gonzales, commander
of brigade here.
Gen. Carlos Ozuna, the cavalry COM
mander who has been charging the
rebel lines at Nombre de Dios and in
the northern suburbs of Chihuahua
City, succeeded in entering the city
and has re-established telegraphic
communication with the border. The
railroad has been repaired and trains
are operating as far south as Jiminez.
Gen. Francisco Morguia, the Carran-
"a commander, who has been moving
slowly northward from Torreon, also
wss reported to have entered the city
after having defeated the Villa COL
umn thirty miles south of Chihuahua
City. This battle was believed to have
completely routed the Villa forces in
that district.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
Noted Arizona Jurist Dead.

Tucson, Ariz.-Judge William F.
Cooper of the Pima County Superior
Court, died here following a long pe-
riod Of i'll health. Coming to Arizona
twenty years ago, he was successfully
a miner, printer. cowboy, newspaper
editor and publisher, lawyer and ju-
rist. As a matter of sentiment he re-
tanned his membership in the local
Typographical union until the time of
his death. He was related by colIat-
eral descent to James Fenimore
Cooper. the American author.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
Denver Hopes for Farm Bank.

Denver.-lt is announced in dis
patch from Washington that Denver
is in list of twenty-one cities in the
country that are considered as really
in the competition for selection as To-
cations for the twelve federal farm
loan banks to be created in the coun-
try. In the application for one OF the
twelve banks Denver designated five
states. including Wyoming. Idaho,
Utah. New Mexico and Colorado as
the natural territory to be served
from a bank located here. Denver is
the only city named by the board in
any of these five states. which nat
urally suggests a rosy outlook for this
city's chances.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
Jury Aequits w. e. Pitchford.

Boulder.-After deliberating for ex-
actly four hours, the jury in the case
of William Z. Pitchford, charged with
the murder of his father-in-law, S. B.
SAMSON, at Lafayette, on June 29. last,
brought in verdict that the shoot
ing was done in self-defense. Pitch
ford shot Samson when the latter be-
came enraged because Mrs. Pitchford
delayed frying some eggs for him.
Lafayette.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
Murdered Day Wife to Join Him.

Pueblo.-Mrs. George Grekovakis,
fresh from Greece to join her husband
Salt Lake City, arrived there only
20 learn that he had been murdered
the day before while on his way to
the city to meet her. He had taken
a freight train from Price. Utah. to
salt Lake and was robbed and muir
Tered by tramps. Grckovakis former
lived in Pueblo and local friends
will take steps to care for the widow
and children.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
GOOD FOR HUNGRY CHILDREN

Children love Skinner's MaearonI
and Spaghetti because of its delicious
taste. 1t is good for them and you
can give them all they want. 1t is a
great builder of bone and muscle, and
does not make them nervous and irri-
table like meat. The most economical
and nutritious food known. Made from
the finest Durum wheat. Write Skin
ner Mfg. Co., Omaha, Nebr., for beau
tiful cook book. 1t is sent free to
mothers,-Adv,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
ALLIED DIPLOMATS SATISFIED
WITH SIX BATTERIES IN
STEAD OF TEN.
FIGHT SAVES RUMAN|A
RUSSIAN TROOPS DRIVE BACK
GERMANS AND BULGARS
AT BUCHAREST.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Athens, Dec. 5.-The Crown Council
sat until 2:3O o'clock Saturday morn
ing. Later the French, British, Rus
sian and Italian ministers made the
following announcement:
"On the proposals of the ministers
of the four powers, at the instance OF
Admiral du Fournet, the Greek gov
ernment was informed that the en-
tente will accept six batteries of
mountain artillery, instead of ten,
whose surrender was demanded by
December first, waving on their de-
livery all questions of the surrender
of other armament. The Greek gov
ernment accepted and agreed to pro-
coed with the immediate delivery OF
the six batteries"
The casualties resulting from the
clash of entente allies and Greek
troops in Athens are not officially an
nounced, but have been estimated as
high as 200. An employe of the Brit
ish legation is said to have been fatal
ly wounded. The fighting began as
soon as the entente troops were land
ed to enforce the demand for q sur
render of the Greek guns.
Athens.-Before quitting Athens,
Vice Admiral du Fournet called on
Gen. Callaris of the Greek forces and
explained that the entente forces
had no orders to fire on the Greeks.
Gen. Callaris explained that the
Greeks likewise were not ordered to
fire on the allies, and it was agreed
on both sides that the affair was due
to misunderstanding.
Petrograd.-Russian troops have ar.
rived south of Bucharest and engaged
in battle to save the Rumanian cap.
ital, the war office announces.
The German and Bulgarian troops
have been compelled to retire. The
Russians and Rumanians have taken
prisoners and booty.
Further successes for the Russians
on the Transylvanian front also are
reported.
Berlin.-The sinking by a German
submarine of a 6,00O-ton French trans
port filled with troops was announced
by the admiralty.
London.-While the fate of Bucha-
rest is still hanging in the balance,
comes the news that Russia is making
heroic efforts to turn the tide of
events in Rumania in addition to ex-
erting vigorous pressure against Won
Fake nhayn in Moldavia, where the
Russians have gained a footing at
Kirlibaba.
Petrograd declares the allies prom
ised Constantinople and the Darda-
nelles to Russia.
Premier Asquith announces that be-
cause of the acute political crisis in
Great Britain he will advise King
George to consent to reconstruction
of the government.
Fighting between Greeks and en-
tente troops at Athens is reported to
have ceased.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
Reopenina Of oIes Suit Denied.

Boulder. - District Judge Robert
Strong formally denied a petition to
reopen the civil suit of Mrs. Mae Oles
against T. V. Wilson as executor of
the Macky estate and the regents of
the State University as intervenors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
convicts Enjoy Thanksgiving Dinner

Canon City.-Thanksgiving day was
observed at the Colorado state peni-
itiary here, religious services being
held in the morning. a big dinner at
noon and a program of athletics and
other entertainment during the after
noon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
Preparedness.

Mamma, l wish I had crutch,"
complained Johnnie.
"What In the world does n boy with
two good straight legs want with
crutch?"
"Well, mamma, it's good thing to
practice on in case you get hurt and
have to use it some time"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
Envyinq a Loser.

Dat man done made an election bet
dat leaves him 'biiged to eat gallon
of 'lasses wifi a toothpick," remarked
Mr.. Erastus Pinkly.
"Well,'' remarked Pickaninny Jim.
DE toOthpick makes il slow work, but
de 'IaSSeS is wuth it,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
Railroad Y. M. c. A. Makes Bio Gain.

Pueblo.-The railroad Y. N. c. a
campaign for membership. conducted
for ten days, closed with a total addi-
tion to the local organization of 30S
members
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
Liberty Statue eIazes in Light.

New York.-President Wilson gave
the wireless flash which bathed the
statue of liberty in light.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
Pueblo May Have 2o-cent Movies

Pueblo.-Twenty-cen moving pic
ture shows for Pueblo is promised
by the managers of the theaters
should the proposed board of censors
be established.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08

One system of winning at love is
systematic flattery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08
GENERAL

In the United States this year there
are 2,S93,OO0 Christmas club depos.
itors in banks who will divide approx
imately sS0.O0O.OOO.
The official canvass of the vote Of
Connecticut for President, shows that
Charles L. Hughes had a plurality OF
6,72S over President Wilson.
Thomas E. Watson. author and ed.
tor. was acquitted at Augusta, Ga, by
a jury in the Federal Court of the
charge of sending obscene matter
through the mail.
Final certification to the election of
Democratic presidential electors in
California was made at the office of
Secretary of State Frank C. Jordan
at Sacramento, Cal.
Charles E. Hughes announced that
on Jan. he will resume the practice
of law as a member of the New York
city firm of Rounds, Schurman and
Charles Z. Hughes, Jr, also will en-.
ter the firm.
Within week or ten days Presi.
dent Wilson is to give TO the press
copy of a remarkable letter addressed
to him by man high in the esteem
of the British public. which advises
the chief executive that England
would be willing TO consider advances
with reference to peace if they are
presented by the United States.
An expose of the white slave kings
Of the United States was promised by
Levi II. Ballou. under arrest at Joliet.
Ill, on the story of two girls, If the
police would guarantee him immunity
from prosecution.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-08

Don't be misled. Ask for Red Cross
Bag Blue. Makes beautiful white clothes.
At all good grocers. Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-26

Also the new scarf and
scarf sets in wool and
plush.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-26
CHANDLER WILL
SURPRISE STATE
His Majority viii Crafty
Most Optimistic Re
publican Alive.
MAKES GAINS DAILY


Tr~.iaI go lh, World
GROVE. OKLA. Oct %. 10 some of
the dow. int -th,-Woufh i,,p"uuo'us
u,rN scattered over the flH CON
Eressioual district could Rllu'o for %
moment over the hills ana down the
valleys Of delaware cvuHtN tnW
wOa!d take renewed cu.oursg, moul
and 20 to Uhoopng 'cr up for Bert
chandler for congress. Bert Chandler
win carry this county by o mH1riN
thai Will Zee the surprise VI the state.
That assertion IL not made In idle
thourht lic is not only Wcll known
mere, hut ho is the mos, popular cau-
lidatc among our people ever pro
sentcd for election The kind Of poo
plt we have here and the Kind that
Know "a man hV his deeds aud hy his
lasting friendship Friendships once
formed In this county never end. un-
les. man is untrue To that friendship
And then with an the ardoi of form Y
friendship the people resent even the
mcNtiou OF his name Tho people of
Delaware are strong in their likes, nos
fun OF hatred IN their dislikcs, bus
they neNer forget the violation of a
pledge
AZ the beginning Of statehood this
county, while one of the more thiuly
populated, had normal Democratic
votes. TWO years ago a Republican
county judge was elected hy a major
itv of more than four hundred. and a
Ncpublicun county attorney by more
tn0n two hundred ana no Democrat
WAS elected by more than two hundred
majority That Is what the people oI
Delaware ray to the man who breaks
a pledge or fails TO fulfll promis.
TO the letter. There is no doubt that
Chandler will carry this county by al
least five hundred majority. and no
one need hc surprised II the entire he
publican ticket is elected, regardless II
the fact that this Is presidential
year,
Delaware county sends a message tu
the other nine counties Of the first
district t. take the cue from us and
20 20 aud elect Chandler by a ma-
Jurity that he Is entitled TO- Keep Your
eye on Delaware
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-26
(hnrtCrs Issued.

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, oct. 10. Sec
retary Of State j. l.. Lyon today issued
tho following charters;
Hawke Milling company. Miami,
capital $4,000: iuCorporators. J. 4.
Worley, j. II. Carney g. w. Rice.
Miami
Ncar-WaIk OH q Gas CO.. McAles-
terS capital $4,000; incorporators,
Daniel A. Neary, Muskogee; NJ. l..
Walker and : q. Brink, McAlester.
Wilson News Publishing company,
New Wilson. capital $4,000. incorpo-
ratOrs, q. w. Powers, j. W, Harris,
G. q. paino, New Wilson.
Garfield Real Estate 4 Invest
ment Co, Yale; capital $1,000: incor-
porators .. w. Garfield. W. L. Can
field. w. T.. Garfield, Yale.
Thirty Second Prospecting COM
pany. Miami; capital $4,000; incorpo-
rators, j. NJ. Dixon, O. II. Widick,
Oscar Keeneey, Miami.
Esther Rov"lty company, Braman
capital sS0,0UV iucorporators, A. II,
Wood. II. q. wood, G. J.. aHrtman
Braman.
Hickman oil company, Ardmore;
capital S64. .000; incorpurators, \. H.
Feagin, w. IA. Cant, Dennis FitZger-
aid, Ardmoro.
oklahoma Abstract company. law
ton; capital $4,000; incorporators. il
II. Miller, w. $. Jordan, Jessie Crab
tree Iawton.
Ardmore Speciality company. Ard
more: capital $1,000; incorporators
Il. u. Wright. A. NJ. Wright, J. w
Dorrah Ardmore
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-26
Optimistic Interpretation.

You have btOn accusod OF boing a
preNaricator.'
Well" replied Senator Sorghum
that sounds hopeful The fact that
they selected SO delicate u word indi-
Gates that somebody is afraid OF me.
Washing star.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-26

Furniture company; honorable nen-
ton, BASS Furniture COMPANY
Grocery stores. Fret prize. over
toms market
Jewellery stores. FIRST prize. Froid-
mans
Hardware stores. fIist prize NJ -
Hale.
Electric upplv stores. FIRST prl2''
Electric supply company
Boot and shoe stores. f1rst ptlH'.
Wall-bNor sh"" store.
Drug stores fir" pil@c' N'N''
DRUG store
Wall paper ana pilh'S. iH-' pil|''
IuIti I'''"lHlut '"mlLh\
ll"rle'' "iIN pii@'. MIS- re IiIN'u.
candy hops. fHSt PI'@'' iI'n''S
'"ul rN'h'i'. ,,.,..
MUSIC 7'"I' "a' pi l'' ''.,N 10
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-26

While WAY is wife called her
husband better half, dad2
CRAFTSMAN suppose It's because
she isn't satisfied with splitting hi'
salary $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-26
CALLS STATE MMITTEE
Republican Chairmcn Wants Mem
bCrs To Gather October %.

Special 20 Tile World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, oct 25.--A
meeting of the Republican state COM
mittee has been called by state Chair
man Arthur Geisslcr to take place at
oklahoma City Skirvin hotel, Satur-
day. October 2S. Arrangements for
closing the campaign, for securing a
fun vote and an honest count are
among the many important matters to
be taken up. County chairmen have
been invited ia atte-N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-26

Fan Goats for ladies and NJ
lours. Velvcts and fancy mi
collar; handsomely lined.
Many fur trimmed ..,.,..