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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03
TO LIVE LONG,!

A recipe siven by y famous physician
for long life was "Koea the kidneys
in good order Try TO eliminate through
Tho skin and in,ostlnes the polsons that
otherwise clog the Kidneys Avoid eat
Ing meat as much ,s possible. avoid 'oo
much shl,. alcohol. tea Try a milk and
vegetable diet Drink plenty N water.
and exercise 90 you sweat the skin
helps 10 eliminate the toxic polsons and
uric acid
For those past middle life. for those
easily recognized symptoms ~ lnnRmma.
tlon, as hsckbchs. scaliius water" or
n uric acid IN N" blood has caused fheu.
maiism. rusty Joints. stiffness. get
'Anurir' NJ the dfug store This IL n
wonderful eliminsiut ~ uric acid and
was discoy"r"d by ur Pierce ~ lnyallis
Hotel buffalo y Y n your druggist
does no. kc'. 4 send 10 cents "a br
Pierce for trial package and you will
know that II IL thirty seven times more
potent than lthia aud That " dissoly--
uric acid ~ hot water does sugar ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03
TRAINER PREFERS LIONS
TO LIVING WITH WIFE

CHICAGO. Aug l-R n D.nni,
and his Wilc. adelaide. ARE ,,ttu, ,olk
lie - a hon tanner and ,hc - , hare
back rider They separated IN, az.
Gus cam' 10 Evanston iot one n,sh,
stand Mrs Dennl, appeared and A,
manded 10 know why she had No, been
receiving the s. week which Denni,
had promised 10 send her Denni, -.
treated into his cage oi ,nstling lions.
HIS wife -, tired ci waiting and wen,
10 the Evanston police station. ne,ec.
tive Sergeant Arthur Johnston was a..
signed Johnston watilv entered m,
cage The Hons ,ratled. hu, Johnston
showed ,ltm his badge and il.cy ,lunk
sham,iully back The detective then
took m, tanner " hons 10 cage oi hi,
own al the station
\ could gc, along better With the
lions than ! could with my wife" vas
Dennis sole comment,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03
GERMAN CONB0AT
SUNK BY BELGIAN
IN A BRIEF DUEL

HANRF. Aug i-Thc sinking Of
the German gunhoa, Graf Won Gotten.
10 a duel with the Belgian gInhoat
Meta ou lake IaugauYka is an
uouucci 10 am official statement issued
by the Belgian war office
The ir,, oi the announcement t0l-
low,
Lieut. Colonel Molarf'. said that
while cruising oil the German shore,
OF Lake 1anganika the Belgian gun.
boat Meta, commanded by Lieutenant
LenaertS. surprised July y the German
gunboat Graf won GoUcr, landing
troop, The Meta Immediately en-.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03
P|CKET|NC RULES
FIXED BY MAYOR
Strike Leaders and City'S Ex-
eCutlve Come to an
Understanding.

Representatives ~ striking ,hcater
employees and Mayor Oycfhol,.r
reached an amicabl, settlement Of the
pickeIlng situation this morning after
two days Of ciiorr on the part oi the
mayor
The agreement sanctioned by Elliott
Alton and Cora Youngblood Corson on
behalf Of the strikers. /, a, follows:
To Wear Badges
"All picket, shall wear badges, 50
that they may be designated by the po.
lice plckcts shall not solicit for any
oth.r business or 'hca,cr
There shall be no loud OF unusual
noise or IN any way disturbance Of
the peace
There shall be not more than three
pcke,' 10 each thcater. Any picket
violating this agreement shalt be con
,ldeted guilty by both pirtle,"
Keep Crowds Dispersed
There IS TO be no limitation 10 plac
lng Of plck'ts other than the three to-a
,hcl,cr rule The city will keep out
side crowds from congrcgarIng and in.
ter'crng with plcke'S or public
II i, asked that people do not Assem-.
bic iof curiosity The mayor assured
Ntrik' representative, that his only IN
tcreV i, seeing that both side, are pro.
tectcd
Trials Today.
-Four picket, were arrested last nigh
for violating police regulation, Thcir
case, were brought mp for trial at .
O'Clock this afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03
FORMER BANKER IS
FOUND MURDERED

CHICAGO. Aug j-llenry Pontor-
no. former private banker lewcler AMI
steamship line brokerage agent in The
West Side Italian quarter. was mur
dtred Tuesday on a country road near
Renton Harbot Mich u became
known here Yesterday II IS believe
by the authorities the murder Na,
committed hy Two men Who were RUNE
financially when Poutoroa bank went
out oi busines, after an alleged rob
bery in February. a year ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03
Continued from yesterday }

THE inevitable seach Of DE Resi-
kc'S room and baggage had been
conducted with thoroughncs', but
II yielded nothing that seemed of i'm
portancc to the investigation Forester
voiced his miSgiylngS as hc walked
back to Scotland Yard with Silyeryalc.
This business is running too smooth
~ don't like il feel there's smack
IN the eye coming from somewhere
There's several little odds and ends 10
be cleared up II would have been cas-
ler II he hadn't had that stroke
There's the finger prin, on the
book" yentured Sllvervale
"Yes, took De Re1ke'S and sent
Bolt with them 10 the Yard Grant will
have fixed all that up by the time We
get there"
Grant was waiting for them when
they arrived On his table he had spread
out series OF enlargemcntS Of finger
prints He shook his head grayely al
FORESTER rs no good, old chap" he
ald-'lhc'e things YOU sent up by Bolt
| don't tally"
Forester. suddenly arrested with his
oyercoa' half of. felt his Jaw drop For
second he irowned upon Gran, Ther
he wrlthed himself free Of the garment
Don't tally" hc repeated YOU'RE
/ loklng, Grant They must
We'll. they don't"
The chlri detective Inspector hrough
his iit down with a bang ON the "a
blc He laid no claim 80 the super
human intelligence ~ the story boob
detective therefore he was considerable
annoyed az this abrupt discovery OF
vital flaw IN the chain OF evidence tha
connected De Rt,lke with the murder
II heats me-" he declared vlcloHly
| "lt fairly beat, me Who else coul
have done Il Who else had a motive ?
Grant stole out Of the room, and Sil
yefvale remained disctcctly silent For
rcSter rested his elbows on the tabl
and his chm IN his cuppe1 hapd'
striving ~ recall some ayehw oi III
.s,e,,isaiion that he might have over
loSHrd
suddenly his face ligh,ened and h
jerked himself from his chair with
swift movemer, oi his whole body Ig
noring the journalist. he rushed fror
the room II was long before he re
turned When he DID he was accom-
panied by Grant
Tell me"-he addressed Silverval
} did YOU ever see Crake,'
The other shook his head II va
out oi town when he was tried. II va
after the case was over that | intel
viewed Madeline fulinrd" "
Gran, was itbwning "li | hadn't sec
, the records. FORESTER. I'd say you wei
! mad lt'S the mos, unheatd Of thing
, Wen see whether I'm mad or no,
: said the. chief inspector grimly. !
placed a photograph. the official SIC
, and iulliace. before Silvervale ID
YOU ever sec hat man beiore3"
NO"
"Nor that" The second pho,ogfar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03

poster" Tho aifdome N one NJ the very
few nirdoW-s zoo tho STATE
Majestic
cleo Madison heads variety program
~ the Majestic TODAY in rural comedy
drama "ltiscilias Prisoners Miss
Fteckles an EssHuay production. and
several comedies are showing TnmOt-
row Hen Wilson. supported hy Joe ge.
fafd will h. seen IN Tho Circular
Wnon," thrilling detective story
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03
GERMAN CROWN PRINCE
NOW DOCTOR OF LAWS

AMSTERDAM. Aug ncrlin uni.
,cfsiy ha, conferred the degree "
doctor " laws ON Crown Prince Fred.
cfick William. according to the Bet
lin lnkM Anselgef.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03
MACHINE GUNS GIVEN
PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA

n PASO. AUG i-Th, hru ma
chine gums ~ he Distributed ur the
hpticf ~ an, NJ ,hs militia nfuan,,
toms were turned o,ef TODAY a. ihs
seventh division. rcnnsyl,ania ma
iiunal ,ncamped here tor the first
time IN the ARMY mo,cf trucks we're
substituted iuf horses in cstpins sun,
and equipment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03

and por,ers who had Just been landed.
1t IS not known whether the crew Of
the Graf Non Goeetlen was saved. The
BtiYianS lad no losses" >
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03

ny TnE PREBs AGENTS
Empress
starred 10 p famous production ~ Nv
poDutcF. is comiug TO he Empr"-
'lVJt"f saturday ~ The American
BriuiN" % iulbF l1pWguut photuplll
.uf studio llb. love dIslHgr and poysqi,
Miss Si'dWhu has three roles in the pie
'ufeH and appears iu the same scenes Ms
two different persons The double expos.
ure Photography is wonderful Hank
Mann II ON IN" hill IN Hearts and
SPARKS" Keystone Tonight and TO.
morrow william : Hart IN The Aryan"
overhol,er
Scenes NJ The drpaf'ur. NJ OkRhomh's
national guard from oklahoma city, as
well bs ~ camp lie on the Mexican Dor.
der. are contained In the phoiopisy, Tho
can uf The HIg'r which began q series
~ three benefit performances Tor the
iuafls mess fund st the pyetholser
'.' i.r This afternoon
Liberty,
Tho Huhr Hhd The ACTRESS must
,H' t.r, win splendid possibilities for
T.. rt song IN the offering today and
I.iH sunday ~ tho idY FroliN compa NJ
Hf eighteen musical comedy artists al
the Liberty theutef. After presenting
Tor forty eight consecutive weeks In
j l'nllNN llH repertoire or comic opera sue
cesses this bill was pronounced the
strongest Dorothy Phillips and Lon
clancy appear on the screen In Tho
Mark ~ Cain nye.re"i Rfdfeather
dfhmH
Belle Isle
Hg fTrr attraction every nighi ~
Ii'llc Isle EiIIs Shpdid. strong man. 10
the special attraction Regular umuss
wen's utr dancing htV-yg swimming
fishing uCuirtuF. pi'aN-S grounds. rrui
garden with motion pictures and dancing.
.'tU
lyric,
| The musical comedy attraction. The
Red Widow" opened ~ tho Lyric this
afternoon n 10 one ~ tho few complete
" original offerings ~ appear here since
last autumn Tho superb chorus and tho
I'm" comedy Nntk and dancing by tho
two principals Maurice and Mac ilumph.
tics combine tu render u program ~
merit There arc three other numbers
on the hill N" four acts costing mots
than the average bill ~ five acts
Colcofd Airdoms
Tonight ht tho Culrurd Aifdnmc Jose
collins viii ~ seen iu the lately released
world tilm feature phu,orl,y. The I'm,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03

lag,I the Graf son Goc'ycn and she
sank 90 fifteen minute, after yainly
attempting 10 escape The Meta then
sat'trci b h-s iio7 the enemy troops
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03
Wakefeld's
Blackberry
balsaM

Quickly cures Diarhoea, Dysentey,
Cholera lnianmm and all loose bowel
troubles in adults and babies. No
opium. No oplaies Harmless.
Doctors recommend i, Seventy Near
w,lAou, an 'qal. IS cents eyep~lls.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03

Tonight ht tho Culrufd Aifdnmo lose
'olun- viii ~ seen iu tho lately released
World Film feature phu'oplny. The I'm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03

This winsomc novelty bag is OF
round shape, made Of rufflcd silk, The
assortment includes. black, white,
checks and plain coIors. Priced here
toforc at $3.50; now reduced 10 close
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-03
WOmen's Linen
IIandkerchiefs
2 For 25c

The quality IS pure
flax - sheer and
dainty. The hem is
narrow and hem
stitched. In one cor
ncr a neat cmbroid-
cred design. Better
take, at least, a half
dozen.
The sun., 1916-12-17
LOUISIANAS NEW LAWS.
License Fee Reduced, Various Birds
Receive Protection.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. ls.-Louisiana
at the 1915 session of the Legislature
passed five acts affecting game interests
rs follows: Substituting "A single COM
missioner in charge of the Department
Of Conservation In lieu of the Conserva-
tion Commission of three members /:
abulishing free wards and separate
parish licenses for residents. requiring
all residents who hunt to be licensed.
and reducing the fec for a Statewide
license from SO to 81.
Shifting the open season on quail and
wild turkey gobblers. which formerly be-
gan IN November /. to November Is
frightening the season n month on jack
snipe and closing the season until 90
vember !. 1920. on prairie chicken. inn
ported pheasants, wild turkey hen. up
and plover. ~papabotte and killdeer re-
peaiing the law that permitted the killing
OF fifty seagulls a day from August / to
February I and placing the birds IN the
protected list enacting q comprehensive
game breeders law. permitting game 20
be raised In captivity under 50 license
and sold for food purposes: permitting
sale OF squirrels during open season.
The sun., 1916-12-17
The surf Caster,

through tho lo0g dark hours I waited
In a cottage by tho sea.
Alone through the night ! waited.
But he came not home TO me.
Tho night was dark and stormy.
And u cloud hung over me.
There was naught to keep a man abroad
save casting in the sea.
Alone through the night I waited
TIL tho day began to dawn,
TIL the sun gan slowly IT, lit his head
And beam at tho gloomy morn.
And then ! heard a footstep.
And my heart leaped high with glee ;
glanced at the clock as | passed It
.And found 1t was only three.
In the early morn he slept there.
And left me his breakfast TO Ak.
For he gently said rs he pa sed me.
ia IKE you TO call mo at STR"
And at q he wandered seward.
And stayed on the beach all day:
And l fingered alone In the cottage,
For this was always the way.
lie spent his summer vacations
And his sundays through winter drear
He said that he needed the outing,
But my heart was lonely and sere.
Alone through the nights I'm waiting.
But he never comes home to me,
And all day long I'm waiting
While he's casting In the sea.
NATALIE 8.
The sun., 1916-12-17
FILET OF MACKEREL.
simple ana Tasty Dish Easily Pre-.
pared and Cheap.

IT'S an awful name TO say. but 7
know from experience It's fne eating"
sighed Aunt Jane, looking up from n
letter from her cousin. I'm referring to
flet de maquereau sauta a Ia hour
geoisc. Regular Jawbreaker. amt II?
But outside Of M name II 10 simple
e~nough--and cheap enough. too. Trans
lated into English It means flets OF
mackerel.
You clean M wash three good sized
mackerel and split them up the back no
that YOU can take out the back bone.
leaving you with six flcts. These you
place. skin side down. In n casserole
dish. Over these you pour a half cupful
OF melted butter and four t~ablespoonfuls
Of olive oil. Place the casserole dish on
n good fire. Turn tho filets several
times. so that both sides will cook
equally, When the filets are well
cooked take them out OF the dish and let
them drain.
Pour into the empty casserole a half
glass of vinegar, Il cup OF consomme,
salt, pepper and chopped parsley. Place
the dlsh on the stove again until the
sauce is cooked. Place the flets on a
platter. and when ready TO serve turn
this sauce. together with a small piece Of
butter, over the Ash
The sun., 1916-12-17
MOTOR CYCLE KILLS DUCK.
True, IL Happened to Sundny
schOol Superintendent.

SoMER's PoiSr, Pa. Dec. ls.-Andrew
Somers is superintendent Of the Metho.
dist Protestant Sunday school at this
place. That is the only reason WHY this
story Ia sent TO THE SuS--othcrwIse i,
would he doubted. But In view Of Mr.
Somers's Sunday occupation perhaps /,
will be believed.
lie was riding on his motorcycle the
o'heT Jay ana was crossing tho Somer's
i'o~int-Longport boulevard when n wild
duck new from the meadow on the pou;e.
ward and struck his motorcycle. The duel,
was killed. the front tire almost sever.
ing It's head.
The sun., 1916-12-17
Alaskan Game LegisIation.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 16.-Alas-
kan LEGISLATION affecting game passed
by regulation during 1916 follows: Pro-
hibiting tho killing Of moose and sheep
on the Renal Peninsula ana shipmert ~
said animals therefrom for sale pro-
testing deer ON Duke. Gravina. Kodiak,
Long kruaof. Suemcz and Zarembo isl
ands, and adding San Juan to the list
affordlng protection to goats. female
deer and fawns In southeastern Alaska.
and permitting only deer with horrs
three inches long to be killed. all effec-
tive until 1918 prohibiting sale Of moose
or sheep south OF latitude 62 degrees and
between longitude 141 degrees n long
itude 1875 degrees until 1913.
The sun., 1916-12-17
DR.. J:M COOKS REcoeo sRoo< 7eouE
ID ~ LBS
taken with Clark's No. - o. n. T. cot
ton thread.

Cotton thread fishing as a scientific
sport began with Capt. James l.. Jor-
dan OF the Raunt, Jamaica Bay. New
York, known from the Gulf to the Sound
as Jimmy" He Is a guide par excel.
lencc, an extemporaneous comedian no
less. a true and enthusiastic sportsman
with rod or gun-or with the dashed old
cngine-and n CHEEKY, merry. helpful.
competent. intelligent. generous and
brave o a companion.
From his modest little station at the
haunt came the organization of the Cot
.on Thread Club. and now ffty-odd
members are carrying Its principles and
its unmeasurcd Joys from coast to coast.
The sun., 1916-12-17
CaribOu Open Seasons.

Washington Is the only State In the
Union that has an open season this year
for caribou.
Alaska has a season lasting until the
end Of the year.
All the Canadian provinces have an
open season with the exception Of Prince
Edward Island. Where the season 10
open follows: Yukon. March / North
west Territories. April I Quebec. Feb
ruary /. and Newfoundland. February !.
The sun., 1916-12-17

HARLISBuRG, Pa, Dec. l6.--So many
wild turkeys were killed by gunners
during the night hours this and last
season II Is the intention of the Pennsyl-
vania Commissioners on Fisheries and
Game to forbid all night shooting be-
tween sunset and sunrise except FOR rae
coons.
The sun., 1916-12-17
Open Elk Seasons.

Only three States hav an open season
this year for elk-Aiontana, Wyoming
and Idaho. The Montana and Wyoming
season Is over. The Idaho season closes
December 81.
The two Canadian provinces where
the season Is open are Yukon IND North
west Territories.
The sun., 1916-12-17
Pheasants for Pennsylvania.

has inaugurated a movement through
western Pennsylvania to restock next
spring hat section OF the Keystone
state with Monaghan pheasants.
The birds are now arriving from Cali
'ornia and Oregon and members Of the
Wild Life League In Allegheny county
have already received sixty birds. II Is
planned to distribute hundreds OF the
birds in the spring after the spring
Matching takes place. about April rs.
The sun., 1916-12-17
PheRsnn ts scarce In Erie,

BUFFALO. y. Y. Dec. lG.-I3rio county
Sportsmen say that rheasants are be-
coming scarce and will suggest to the
observation commission and tho Leg
stature that the bag limit he cut down.
The sun., 1916-12-17

PSI LB. RECORD TUNA
TAKEN ON is OF. ROD
- 3D. Founder Caught on 6
Or. Stick; Other Captures
Made on Light Tackle.

J. H.. Hoboken. ". J.. asks THE SUN
what are the largest leaping tuna taken
under the rules OF the Tune Club Of
Catalina Island since 1928.
The largest ieaping tuna over 100
pounds were taken as follows (where
a year IL not entered no Ash over 100
pOundg was f.Eenl
The sun., 1916-12-17

Light tackle IS specified as follows
Rod to be OF wood. consisting OF a but,
and tip and TO be not shorter tina six
feet over all. Butt to be not over four
teen inches In length. Tip not less than
five feet In length. and TO weigh not
more than six ounces. Lint not 10 ca
coed standard nine thread.
The sun., 1916-12-17

These fish were taken with the follow
ing tackle Rod to be of wood. consisting
OF "A butt and tip. and to be not shorter
than six feet nine inches over all. TIP
not less than five feet In length and to
weigh not more than sixteen ounces.
Line not to exceed standard twenty-sour
thread.
ON light tackle the record follows
twhere n year Is not entered no hsh over
nf.Y nnurls MAS canchtA.
The sun., 1916-12-17
Open Time for sage Hen.

Ten Western states have an open SEES
son for the sage hen. Nebraska. Nov
tana. Washington. Wyoming, Colorado,
California. Nevada. Utah. Idaho and Ore.
gon. The season is oiCH a: pre- p
however. only IN Nevada.
The sun., 1916-12-17
First Day Of the Closed season fov Water
fowl In the New England and
NGt1Il. Ga-a

'Cnder the regulations for the protection
= migratory birds the season Is closed
until September I. 1918. on wood ducks and
swans.
In Pennsylvania Wilson or Jscksnips may
he shot until January 10.
Blank space indicstes closed season,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-14

resentatives of the tractor companies
in the field. Seven Peoria tractors
were sold on Wednesday alone, and
of the six Happy Farmer tractors
which were on display at the outset
of the show, only two remained Thurs
day afternoon for demonstration, the
other four having been disposed of
on the grounds. Two farmers who
purchased these machines drove them
directly to their farms, one farm be-
ing sixty miles from the SHOW grounds.
Viewed from every angle, the all
day plowing and seedbed preparation
demonstration of Thursday was sue
cessful. The work was done as dur
ing previous days, except on larger
scale and with more machines work
ing simultaneously. AS on previous
days, the exhibition grounds were vir-
tually surrounded on three sides by
a solid bank of automobiles filed with
farmers and each tractor had an in
teresting following of interested farm
ers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-14
First Christian Church.

Bible school and communion sep
vice 10 a. m.
Christian Endeavor 7 p. m, Miss
Parker, leader.
Our congregation will visit the
Broadway NJ. e. church for both the
morning and the evening services
Bro. Welch is taking a short vaca-
ton and the undersigned will fill
his pulpit at II a. m. and p. m.
Subject of the morning sermon:
Mind and the Tongue" Subject of
evening sermon: Peter Denies the
Christ"
The NJ. e. people will visit our
church both morning and evening of
Sunday, July %, and Bro. Welch will
deliver both sermons on that day A
large attendance is expected at these
union services between nelghboring
churches. An interesting musical
program is being prepared.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-14
PERSONALS
" ruran IT 81 II :, - 81 Il II &

w II. Slarks of Gainesville was in
the city today.
Albert Tippett of Madll was in
the city today on business.
A. McCrory of Ringling was an
Ardmorc visitor today
IS. w Woodward of Ada was trans
acting business here today.
Miss Jewell Wilmington is the
guest of relatives in Oklahoma City.
Derrett Garrett prominent real
estate man of Marietta was here to
day on business.
Fred E. Mauldin. or Haskell, Tex,
is here on visit to the family of
dis uncle, w. r. Presnell.
Mrs. j. S. Mcintyre has gone to
Willis, Texas where she will spend
several weeks with relatives
Mrs. Annie Winston and Walter
Holmes have gone to Scots Hill,
Tenn, to see their sister who is very
al.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-14
VAST CROWDS
VISIT TRACTOR
EXHIBITION
OVER TWENTY THOUSAND PER-
SONS WITNESS CONTESTS -
SALES INDICATE MACHINERY
HERE TO STAY.

Enid, Okla, July 13.-Success for
the second annual southwest tractor
show was assured at the close of
Thursdays demonstrations, which
were viewed by vast assemblage
of farming people, the number being
estimated at 10000. It was the second
day of record breaking attendance,
that of Wednesday having been al
most as large, and having eclipsed
any previous one days attendance at
A southwest tractor showing.
The past two days have been days
of record-breaking sales for the rep
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-14

Holy communion will be celebrated
at 1880 a. N. Morning prayer with
sermon at II. Sunday school will
meet promptly at 9;i5 and a full
attendance is requested, also that the
children are on time that the Sunday
school be opened without delay, as
the new system of work demands
this. superintendent during the sum-
mer months will be the rector. Or
ganist, Mrs. Ernest Kirkbright.
f. w. GOLDEN -HOWES,
Rector.