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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22

objects 10 tavern IN park,-Report Of
activities OF WILLIAM II. ALLEN pf the
IuSfi'tac for Public Service.
Somewhere In tho remote I'M
measured past the young world sans
n %roundelay about "a tavern in the
town. IN the town." where a true love
sits him down, sits him down" But
The simple age OF taverns. rolltck.ng
innocent songs and true loves IS petered
out. II Mr.. ALLEN Is right. as quite
likely he ia, Il is because the taverns
Of 1915 are as different from those OF
1873 as the little people Of to-day are
unlike their ~forehears, who were big
workers and hearty IN their play.
Long r.nce, the harp was hung on
the weeping willow tree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
RECRUITING THE ARMY.
II the Phi. sicHlly Fit Are Lacking. l.
the National Guard Available?

To THE EDITOR OF TIE SvN-Sir: Is
il true that tho difficulty in r~ecru!tinE
tie rc-ular army TO is full standing
IS duo largely 10 the physical require
iUeuts'
l. u conceivable that the National
Nardslnen, n large number of whom
lack these same physical requirements,
I'll" majority OF whom are married and
with families, n d large number OF
lum are enGaCcd In mercantile pur-
suits Of Importance to themselves. thei-
families and the business welfare 81
IN" country, would be called upon to
supplement tho Inadequate forces?
In "A word, oe.ng unable to provide
ourselves with a regular army physi-
c1lly capable aud numerically sufficient,
must we fall back upon the citizen
Snld'ery, who as n body. notwithstAnd-
Ing their individual willingness, are
Thoroughly urqualiHed'
JONAS MASON, Jr.
NEW YORK. june q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
RACE PREJUDICE II GUARD
AdJutHnt-Grnernl's Rrpnrt WIZ
show II. Says Maurice Simuou.

Maurice simmons. who o.. ~-t
of the Committee for tho " u
the Good Name Of lwufr~1,' .. DC
WAS been ~cndoavori'g TO on"v'' r e
Cen. S,oteshury that rt,ia, a..
ton has been rrtr'l, 81 go r.r.
ORGANIZATIONS Of the Nl''....
shii Yesterday That NO A1'.'. .
tral mad iu'jmated that 's E-
would 'udlgate that the rn-'
planned ~ exists, and that be-
r0S" remedies 20 prevent 70,
In some quarters There eN'-''
apprehension that VIC had 70 , .
tion Of our charges" said NJ
This % unfouuIcd. the t1l.'.
erdl said. that all II" wished sc
facle evidence and, althouEN Tt..
l demanded that he hear " r
would furnish tho corr,'nr
ruled that he would not, g..
Do confederation"
Mr.. simmons eali that N'-.'
onion. a rejected caudillt, ~
oui Field Artillery. wls '
enlist in tho Guard and ta,. -
whlch quoted him a. stN.-s
not mad done him = Crrt'
Il urge nil appl'"0r's ~
who have been rejected .' .
race or crco-i to eu '-f ".'
said nv. simmons - am ...
no higot Will have the ltI|" .a
perilouS hour TO raise u'y h'~ o..
enlistment In the Cv,'' - o.
south of the Rio Graude A-t
citizens OF my own ftth So.
ia tho vanguard IN self '..
Ni,o for our country "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
A PROBLEM OF EMPLOYERS.
Can Most OF Them Paw National
Guardsmen on Service?

To II EDITOR oF THE SUN-Sw, In
regard to tho suggestion that EMPLOYERS
pay employees while on duty in the
National Guard, why are employers eN-
r',icd 10 finance the War Department
To- i.r eN'ont' II woul he n great
drain ON many of them, and in some
cases utterly impossible. President
Wilson recommends 1t. hut would he do
50 lr h" were an employer of say
twenty men at the modest pay Of sl5
" week, amounting 20 s3o0 each week"
lie would have to replace them or go
out OF business. Almost without eXcep-
ton members Of the militia receive
thcir full pay from employers while on
duty NJ regular encampments, and tins,
t.. think, Is as much as should he ex-
p'yted' CRlrIc.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
The National Guard Under the
Scar Chltyht,


The National Guard is now to he
put to a severe test Of its efficiency.
Upon the strength of representations
made in Congress by the advocates Of
liberalization n great deal more will
he expected Of the Guard than would
he the case II no attempt had been
made To reduce control by the States
to a minimum. This Is not exactly
fair. but II Is natural.
The responsibility of officers of the
Guard who brought pressure 10 bear
upon Congress TO make the tie with
the Federal Government close will be
all the greater because they sue
ceeded In having the volunteer army
plan eliminated from the Chamber
lain bill in conference. No doubt they
would he wiser 10 improve an exist
ing organization that was well trained
and make II a reinforcement Of the
regular army than TO call into being
a body Of volunteers which might
prove more attractive 70 the young
men Of the country without being "a
capable; but In urging the claims Of
Tie Na'loha' GUAR" 'he e"eer ""''-
Gates Of LIBERALIZATION guaranteed
'ts e"'ciehc!'
we pe'ieNe '"a' 'he we" i"rh D'-
Slhion VIII s"''sIS any F~"soh"p'e
'est' u III Som' vi me other H'a''S
'ha' nhFe ma'' 'ip'r"i appropriations
i"T INV ''e"''H'' M'''t'a M!' nay >
true '''IH'h S"lhler! j. MOI far n'-
mn" 'i' ''H"r" Z" NJ" i"rh VI r'''1'-
TESS ior SERVER we nave m'>sNIlSS
a"""' NV '"''"'' h"h nu"'''! " NV
organizations III "'h'r N'h''S "l''r"
appropriations nave h'cn mehSre' hn'
IN We" of me ne" lee'S'"'i"n ny
'ohereS9 'h' Nh'''h"' 'nhro VIII
nave 10 he Jndseh as n whole
II IS only fh'r 10 bear In mlId 'hh'
the HaflonhI 'harh Is yet !" nav"
fhe heneh' or me now legislation
IN ~rrenS appropriations, inrlud-
Ing pay FOR "Wc"rs ana men, Inc
improvement under generalization
should make " an hdmlrahle second
line rorce. To eHpert " 10 equal IN"
regular army In efficiency would he
Irrational, BY what standard shall
the Guard ~" judged at ~" present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
The lazy Man.

Prom The Washington STA,
Oh, de Lazy man Oh, Dc lazy man!
He's dreamin' th'oo Do day
He says he's dom dc hcs' he can
SOS he won ct I'm de way.
He laughs 10 hi-sef as he sings q sons,
An Gc o. mule he laughs back.
De lazy man lots TN drlft along
Fob to travel do hard work track.
on, dc corn gifts higher an de pigs grow
fast,
Oars enough an some to spare.
An when uhut's extra II hcIn' passed
Youth nnd him "A smilin' there.
De sun makes pictures high an loV
An de bird sings rum do limb;
Az ~ smiles sstn cause II sssMs -
though
All De world was made foh him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
to the Allies terms, followed the

to the Allies terms. followed the
Bulgars' defence Of strong positions
across the Greek border and the re-
fusnl Of CONSTANTINE to demobilize
his army. II was n trade weapon,
peculiarly powerful against a mari
time people like the Greeks.
As n Premier ZAIMts will scarcely
he more satisfactory TO the Allies
than was SKoUIoUpIs. They will no
doubt apply still further pressure
upon Greece. They consider the
granting Of the use Of Greek forts to
the Bulgars an net Of treachery and
are determined before undertaking
their northern advance from Salonica
to he rid Of the peril Of a Greek army
Mt their back.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22

Prom ne RrIndOn NstCs
\ singing snake over Ave feet long was
Killed by w, =. EaE!oui near hts home
ono evening last week Tn. Ns'Cs T. aware
Of the fact that some people o'uim 'noye
Is mo S!ch varmint" AZ a s]t!uEiug snake,
hX, our editor made a thorough invest
cation ~ tho singing qualities " tho snake
in question. and he - fully prepared 30
say that, regardless Of what may he said
to IN. contrary, tho singing snake IL n
reality, ana any man who values his he
had better not come In contact with the
rear end OF these reptilss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
or course General FRENCH

or course General FRENCH could not
induce Lord KITCHENER 70 take the
command in France TO which his
subordinate In the Boer war expected
IN be appointed, KITCHENER WAS not
the mar TO stand in a brother officers
Light, II IS doubtful, by the way,
whether n commander of kiTCHENER'S
imperiouS temper could have got
along with jorfRE, who, Il must be re-
memhcred. had no such military rcpu-
tation az the FnElishman enjoyed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22

We nus beat France nrst of al and
finally. That done, our hands will be
free to deal with England, for there
can be no end to the struggle until the
soil Of England herself also Is saturated
in the lifeblood Of It's people-Berrner
Tn0eblGtt,
The saturation cannot begin, how
ever. until tho British fect Is put out
OF business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
Midnight

To THE EniToR or THE SUN-,Sr. Man
| suggest that those Of Your reader,
who suffer from insomnia try nj,
scheme of counting their own inhala,
lions ard Civilizations? find this "a,
better than counting imaginary objects
IN fact, superior TO all other schsmes
or wh'ch ' nave heard, +. n.
new YORK, June 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22

WI, follow T. r anywhere Ralti-
moro Progressive Club rcarArms allie
giauce-Nctrspdpe- headline.
The wisest thing the Progressives
can do now Is 10 1--we up TO Their
campaign hymn of 1912. Follow. fol-
low. we VII, follow T%Enpv.' and 90
with him tack 70 tho Republican fold.
The Baltimore Moose have set a good
and sensible example for the rest OF
the herd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
Is This a Clue TO the Lost Blonde I

To II EDITOR OF THE 9rN-S1. ]
think the lost blonde s!st~er-!n-law IS
here. II shs Is. she Is wearing hsrem
pantalettes and making speeches for
suffrage that would melt a blind tiger
in a dry town 10 tears, Send IT. r"
on nj once to recover the lost goods
SESTINEL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. June 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
Coercion NJ Greece by the Allies.

King CoNSrASTiSE's so-cnlled nru-
irnl Cabinet has resigned In the face
of the dissatisfaction caused by the
embargo and blockade placed by the
Entente Allies upon Greek commerce.
This measure, devised to bring Greece
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22

Prom The EnQinecrfnn Rccord

The 10" inch diameter reflector for the
Mount wilson Observatory In California.
which Will he Nu'sh-r early next year.
Will be the !aieett mirror ever cast II
VIII Ne ~ inches 'h'ck ana VII! contain.
In one solid place. four and a half tons
OF glass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
The Helpful Friend.

Franklin drew the lightning from the
skies with a KEY,
''That 10 nothing We sneered, "ouY
latchkey often has that effect on our
wife"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22

Several members OF the graduating
class at Harvard wore militia uni
forms under their gowns IN tho class
day march. A khaki and ~sheepskin
commencement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22

pamocle. saw the sword suspended by
q hair,
quite safe" h. declared, mo show
me a sword suspended by badness"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22

Would that tho Laredo story of the
kidnapping and deportation to Havana
of CARRANzA by OREGON we're true.
soldier seems TO be a practical
man md hmenable to reason.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
ASKS EDITORS HELP
IN PRESENT CRISIS
Daniels Tells Newspaper Con.
vention All Should Up
hold President,
NO TIME FOR PARTISAyS

Rather than disappoint sevcro, ,,,
dred country editors, whom he r-ow,.oi
six months ago to address yes,erAs.
Josephus Daniels, Secretary n,
Navy. himself an editor, yavs IL,
official duties long enough to coma
New York and speak at their thtI',-p.-.
annual convention at the Hotel ", ,i..
He told them that In the presor, ,r.
they must be more thar careful mo-.
print anything that might pr,,., .,.
worse conditions. He compare
present time with the crisis .hr,y,
which Mckinley passed Just p~rcvlou.
the Spanish-American war. when Ia "a.
criticised by certain newspapers fo- Ia
OF action. The Secretary then s,s
we must to-day uphold tho hands a.,
h a other patient. brave man WHO
speaks now for America"
II was tho busiest day The nerN..,
Of the National Editorial Asso,,a,o,
have had since their convention l,o,sr
here Monday. T.. H. Tomiinsou q, Nor.
ristown, y. j.. was elected pre..dsu, mt
a resolution WAS adopted urging .A.
United States Department OF Justice -.
Federal Trades Commission and t,,r
branches Of Congress to investigate
present high prices and scarcity of pane
Adolph s. Ochs. publisher Of ths New
York Times. spoke.
Have Luncheon NJ Long Reach.
In the afternoon the editors wen, r.,
the Hotel Nassau AZ Long Reach "a,
luncheon, whore they heard speeches NJ.
Ralph Peters, president ~ me Irrv
Island Railroad J. Fred r Igrafr. Ire. ..
lent Of the Long Island Press As.,.l,.
ton Mrs. Martin W. ldttlr'0u. elu0la-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22

~ our 'fsrds rho fdror ~ 10Th manu-
scvspts md iinsfr1fiOns for Publication trsL
TO hare rejec'ef articles returned rhep must
IN all cases send stamps for that purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22

London once. 4o-<3 Fleet street.
Paris Once. q Rua de la Michodisre, on
Rue IN puatre S"ptewhrs.
Washington office. Hibhs Building.
Brooklyn Office. 100 Livingston street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22
THE SEAGOERS

Sailing to day hy thr s'au''"-' F. '
can stcamrhip United state 'Nr
and Go, cfh4yeD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-22

Entered at the Post once at New York "a
Second class Mail Matter.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-14

bite and parch! Prince Albert has always
been sold without coupons or premiums.
We prefer to give quality
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-14

On the reverse sieis
Of this tidy red tin
you will Rad. Pro
cess Patented July
10th 1907 +" which
hes made three sirn
smoke pipcs where
oue smoked before :
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-10-14
PRINCE ALBERT
the national JOY smoke
the national JOY smoke

4 flavor different it delightful You never fas
And that ism / strange. either
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
CONDITION OF BANKS.

NEw YoRk MAY - The s,s,.m,r,
NJ tho actual conditions = clearing
house hanks and trust companies for tho
week shows ths, ihcl hold ,sI.e1s SSo re-
serve In excess NJ lcs1l toquir cm"nts
This IN decrease of Nleso $50 from
last week
The statement follow.
Loans etc, 0'ol SOS ooo increase.
Reserve In own vaults. 81 which il5t
sis.ooo Is specie. iuasiS.ooo decrease
So 1gs Onu
Reserve IN federal reserve hank. il6,
$4,000 iugfcps, p1tl.uND
Reserve In oIh'f dtpnst1rlcs isl SOS
ooo lncfcss" ii's oOo
Nct demand lolos'ls y ass Col oo'. In.
crease $40 $4,000
Ne, time deposits. iisis,so,n usrca',
$4,000
Circulation. u'suooo increase us
600
Aggregate reserve tsiln,5. 900 c,cct,
reserve isitq1i. $50 decrease. tii. $50. $50
summary " state hank. and trust
compsnlc. In creator New York. no, In
cludcd In clearing house statement
Loans. etc, i;ls oso 800. increase. ",
zoe 400
Specie. is2o1l soo. Increase. ,i.ist. no
leFal tenders " los Son. decrease. 80
1000
Total deposits '''lso',oa. increase
HANK. cash reserve in ,am, ,i.asi
300
rru" rompanlcs' c,,h reserve IN ,,ut
$50 $50 Onn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
$4,000 SHORTAGE
IN CATTLE HERE
IN five MONTHS
Increase of S1.50 a Hundred.
weight in Price Over
Last Year.

4 shortage Of cattle to the extent Of
VI NnO head In the Oklahoma City mar.
k't hHs hoou recorded In the past five
months IN comparison with the ram"
period " lhrt yom THIS ShOr.nb" IN
causing much worry TO the two plctiuS
PLANTS, Whose buyers face the prospect
Of seeking other markets for their rIp-
plies ~ killing stuff
There ls general shortage MI ever
the country, hnd the demand Is very
grent But It is cnlmod that the OK
lahoma City market b, paying prirc' ~
high ~ any other. md ,hnt II would u"
fHr more profitable TO- Oklahoma I've
stock men 10 shlp their ltock h"''thpr
elsewhere. This has boon prov r n
many instances
The price today was about i.jU q
huudrcdW eight more than was offered
last year .ui the N"N finest stock
whereas now practically nny sort Of cot
tie m for killing rnn bring that price
~ rrehfr.
Efforts Hrc making TO have Oklahoma
and other southwestern cattle fhlset'
pHtfouizr the Oklahoma city market IN
th, belief that they will profit thereby
aud the local plants have sufficient ma
trrlal upon which - work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
cblenno Grain nnd ptovI.loc..

CHICAGO. May q Rains IN the
,outhwcst turned wheat prices SHARPLY
downrradc Some Of the large houSos
though. were purchasers ou 'hr hretk
such buyers ,outcndsd na rule that
tho rains ln Oklahoma were apparently
not heavy enough 10 give moro than
temporary rrllcf from tho drou'n iho'
IN. prevailed FOR fo song ln that state
Opening phcos. which ranged from ~,
20 lr lower with july ~ Nl'i, and
September NJ illlH 70 illirt were iol.
lowed b, material further docnr''
Favorable weather and M, vonknc,s
Of wheat made lh" ,"ru market sHr
About the unly buying was from short
Nnrr opening un hanged in .r lower
prices continued ~ descend
Data easod OF viih other grain Trade
howe,er. wa we'll divided
Provisions averaged tower. no'Uiih
standing an advance lu The hog market
The reason appeared 10 he falling OF
IN provision shipments a. compared win
lnHt wockH total
The close In corn was nervous at "a
l'sc net decline
subsequently the hsnvincss ~ uh'
wheat market increased NJ " result o'
information that more rain had fallen ir
Oklshoma thsn WIS indicated hv nri
reports The clos" was unsettled. 2H
20 o.. 20 "a, cents n't lower. with lul
at 81 ngN and september Ht NloI,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
RUSH OF BUSINESS
DELAYS GAS PROBE

No sctinn has VET hsen taken nv the
sttctne, generals office on ,he fsaucs,
~ Governor williams for an inv,siis,
tlon n tho hish price ~ gasoline In ok
lahoma Il was stated saturday hy judge
Harrison lhs, on account NJ me pressure
~ n,her business hs ruuld M, say when
the Hasnline pfuhr would be reached
Auntno, General Freezing and prac.
tl,ally ~ hts assistants have been vcfk
ina In the rates and recent elec' ion fraud
eases aud iot while thcy MI no bus,
With the suits ~ oil producers Who At.
tack the validity of the ] percsnt sros.
production tan Law
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
NEW Voes.


NEW YORK. Ma . The cotton
market opened steady ~ decline ~ r
IN points and sold shoui s 10 10 points
net lower tight after the cali IN response
IN relatively wcst cables. favorable
weather mar and rene wal NJ july lipu.
daton The decline carried July down
tn 1850 or into new low ground Tor
The movement. hut there was enough
covering ~ scattered investment buy.
Ing the check the new crop monihS
stound ~ i1r tnr October and igelc for
December Trading was comparatively
quiet after the first nurfN " July Hnui.
drntion nnd The market was about steady
toward The middle NJ tho morning with
prices s 10 . points NO, lower Private
cables reported continental selling In
ti,rfpnnl
\ fr,Nrl of peace fumors ~ o. wore
active rn,,tlnE Hnd ftvsh Ga ing later
In Tho mornlug with July selling up In
70 snr. u,tuhct to lseir. and Nnts,rh.f
tn llo'r. ~ about TO polnis net
/ higher The mprkc, closed steady Al
q not advance ~ IN & polnit
Cotton SPOT. quiet middlns unlanda
I II zoe. no sales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

NEW ORLEANS. May - Continued
good weather over the belt and poor
cable. rsvs the cotton market heavy
feeling IN the early trading saturday
~ the end of tho frs, hall hour oi
business prices were 20 points below
frdtNs close
A. level 10 points down. peace
fumors W'f" spread about and there
Nps quipt spuft which landed the
market late IN the session s 20 points
above Fridays close on the most active
months
COTTON Spot. quiet: unchanrfa
Sales IN the spot Sii. 70 arrive 2iS Good
ordinary n llc. strict good ordinary
II s1c, low middling i2l1c: strict low
mIddling ls sc. middling ~ s3c, strict
middliug y ssc; good mddling i3l3c,
strict gori middlinE i1 Sc
Receipts. l.tsl bales; stock ~ $40
bales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

Put me-, sound did they hear from Mr.
Hear, and after vsltins a minute Mr.
70, said they must call again loader
Again thcy called Mr. Rear. Mr Rear.
wake ur, vsks up'"
SIN no answer. and they called and
called until one after another ,hcN grew
~ husts- they could talk only IN Vhls.
psfs
Now What shall W. do" asked Nj
Coon In n whispor Z am sn hungry I
cvult eat a hoafd
There s hut one thing IN dn nov. "
said Nj 70, We must break In the
dunf Now. when | rail out. All ,n.
I,thet,' evcfNhod, push. DO lou under
stsnd''
Everybody said ho IA and 10, into
line
AN ready" asked MI 20,
Evrtl hodN said he vps. and Nt 10,
called nut. Vow. Nh together"
Crack Rang" wen, tho door md ir,o
the room vent W. iu, followed h ,ll
the others. hut with such force that Mt
lns did not stop IN the house lic won't
'ight on through tho other side NJ Nr
] Rsafs hnus, and outdoors again and
! stuck IN tho snow ~ hls neck
And after him went NJ Coon aud NJ
/ lnssum and NJ Rabbit onh tho, vent
head first into the SNOW. With their leg,
sticking ur and krkine like windmill.
Mts ro, Mrs Coon. Mfs rossum and
| Mrs Rabbit slld across tho flopf and
there they AT looking NJ zach other In 4
,tfl foolish mannct
Mr fn, tounrcd nhru, until he col
out II the snow and then he pulled nuI
the others. and the, wen, into m. house
where IL he" ,hry sskcd
where II Vhof' asked Mts Coon
why, NJ urst ni course. tcplied hsi
husband 'Sufrl, h. ls awake now
oh fotrul IN ahuui him. said Nrs
Coon. lcuhlnr around az the uthrt.
"whs, did We rumc fof. anyway on
deaf my head feels - queer
NJ, stomach feels uusetef than M,
hrad." said MI. Coon. and n Nr nsa
is NOT awake now he never viii he un,i
srfins. snd csnhn, wal, until srHni
tui my breakfast Come slong W. vii
find the ran,r,
The, did not need 10 he told serrrt
time. and In few minutes NJ ursr
pantry as as hare ss Mu,hets cup
hnatd
IN the srtine, when NJ nr1f evnk
b, ushsd nut ~ his house nrd sshe
fttf, lndy hs inr, what happened dufln
~ winter, and vuu ms, hs SURE Nr Fo
snd Nv crrn snd Mr. Uahhit we've filh
IN hand With r,rinn- stow. and iui
W. heat how dreadful n had lcen sn
huw they all had worked hard and 10
hullt 'helf homes while hs vas aslssr
tturftiehi. 1918 ~ tho Mcclure News
paper syndicate. New York Cit,l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
FREE BEER IS PLANK
IN 0Hl0AN'S PLATFORM

WASHINGTON. May q William
Thom o; canton. ohio. whom Jplg J.
whltacte hs. picked ss his candidate
for congress. was provided with q ready.
made platform, q numerous " NO, vslu.
sbls collection Of campaign oon,tlbu.
items and a proper indorsemsn, b, news.
paper men In the house gallery when a
feror, of whitscre's activities In M. be d.
half was nlscsfded
A campaign contribution hid ws. i'm d.
iinviseo from waste basket, aud into
The hetke, went variety ~ smsll
coins. suspenjet buttons, pencils and
stVics
The platform imputed ~ rhom DE-.
clAted. among other ,hines tuf tho tot.
lowing Free beer for the pts., s.ll.ty.
reasonable lens,h oyerchech. fcf horses.
lc~ tariff on robins esss. hish tariff on
iotsne'is and . liberal construction oi
eli pfchib,,cry acts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
MANY ASPIRE TO
60 TO ASSEMBLY;
OTHER CANDIDATES

Cicero I Murray, who announced some
tim" ago that he would he ~ candidate
FOR the democrat. nomination Tor cor.
porniion commissioner fo' m" short
term saturday filed With the .tnt" ".cc.
TN hoard ~ % candidate io' M" demo-
cratic nomination 10 succeed himself as
state representative from inrvn county
Othcr democratic candidates who fll'd
Saturday for the house " representatives.
V'r" \ M'uchom GRAY county. sam
" Davis. Carter county. An T. Wal
den Low" county, y . N0rhcutt GBf-
vim county and Thomas " WEIGH.
Adsif county
& y Rose " Hooker and = T. Davis
n Enid both democrats filed fnf rep
toscntHtivo " Pawnc" county. nni g "
Hogan u Ca.hion Tor senator from the
sixteenth district Both are fcpub-
litHUH