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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09
A CITY PLANNING BOARD

Some day Columbia will have to
have new city hall. Some day all
the loose talk about a public park. a
municipal playground and an up-to-
date hotel will be gathered together
to form the basis of a real community
center step forward.
What's wrong with anticipating
that day? If Columbia had a really
live committee busy now. seriously
planning out the generally cOntem-
plated city improvements and acquir-
ing here "A right of way and there
property lying within the limits of
proposed civic improvements. what a
saving of time, work, energy, money
and planning it would be, and how
much sooner Columbia would take its
place among other cities of the same
class in the field of municipal i'm
provements and betterments.
No effort is made to deny the in
evitable growth of Columbia. Then
why not plan for that growth now? A
real city planning board is in order
in Columbia.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09
PROPOSES +. ~. STEPHENS
FOR THE GOVERNORSHIP

wide; his simplicity and genuineness
make their. own appeal.
The qualifications of this man for
the governorship are striking, in view
of the present situation Of the state.
What We need is an overhauling of
our business machinery, to mOdernize
it for modern needs, as the Republic
has been so forcefully pointing out. A
business man commanding the respect
of the business community of Mis-
souri, is the man for such a task. The
difficulty is with our administrative
laws, and to get them improved We
should draft an administrator.
That is the thing which f. w.
Stephens is, above everything else He
knows how to set up business machin-
cry and keep it running. how to pre-
serve the loyalty of working force,
how to make financial plans which
provide for the unexpected. and how
to administer public truths with ali
eye single to the public good He is
not thinking of public Office. and
would have to be drafted before he
would serve.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09
THE NEW BOOKS
"The Advertising Book, 1916"

lne AuNtTuSlnH DVOhs lJlOs
1T would be difficult to find any
branch of human activity which, in as
short a period of time, shows a rec ord
such as the advertising business has
made curing the past few years fnr
developing from within itself exact
ing standards of ethics and morals. ="
says Paul Terry Cherington in his
new volume, THE Advertising Book,
1885, which has just been issued.
Mr.. Cherington's book takes up the
relation of advertising and the distri-
button system, treating the newest
phases of retail advertising, relations
with the consumer, the retailers field
and problems, dealer helps, the reg
ular retailer, the department store,
the chain store and the wholesaler in
their relations to national advertising.
He considers the advance in methods
of analysis. developments in mediums.
advance i'm circulation standards, di
rect-by-mail advertising, trade marks
and brands and advertising standards.
To the advertising man. Mr.. Cher
liable.
doubleday Page & Co., for the As
sociated Advertising Clubs. Indianap-
oils; cloth, GOA pages.)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09

object, he is able to think in theory
rather than in fact, to use ideas rath-
er than illustrations and to disasso-
ciate his thinking from his action.
Disassociation of thought and ac-
ton has been found undesirable in
the modern world, however. Again
the tendency is toward action and fact
rather than abstract thinking and
theory.
This is finding function in voca-
tional training and in scientific
schools. The latest addition to the
encouragement of concrete thinking
and training is the moving picture
film, which gives substance to that
which before has been contained only
in books or in distant. unrealized parts
of the world Because it is intended
to serve the same purpose as Il Ii
brary, it is called visual library,
this putting on the screen of history.
geography and science.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09
A Thought for the Day

Tell my brethren that pray night
ly for two women; both of them
young, both of them beautiful and
both of them beloved by ME more than
| love my own soul; and tell them
moreover that one is a harlot and the
other heather. 1t is the sick, rot
the we'll, that need physician.-The
Abbot of Laura, in 'Hypatia."
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09
VISUAL LIBRARIES

The child learns first that two ap-
pies added to two apples make four
apples. 1t is long time before he
can disassociate the idea of numbers
from concrete objects. Even then
there is a tendency to become con-
fused when questions involving num-
bers for which the child has only abb
stract knowledge arise.
By the time the child has reached
the age when a number is a number
and not An apple. block or some other
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09
FIRST AID TO POOR SPELLERS

A first aid to the poor speller has
just been published 1t is a diction-
airy of simplified spelling. Instead of
the confusing "alfabetic" lists, there
is now a regular dictionary for the
use of those who are interested in
spelling reform. The volume also
contains ninety-tive rules for mis-
spelling words. 1t would seem that the
poor speller could now misspell al
most any word with impunity.
Really, though, the new dictionary
is not medicine but poison for the
poor, poor speller. Now, when he
attempts to defend his mutilation of a
familiar word, his accuser can force
him to look in the dictionary and see
if his spelling is sanctioned there
Imagine the poor spoilers despair
when he finds that he has misspelled
the word incorrectly.
If there are many sensitive natures
among the simplified spoilers in Co.
lumbia, an annex will soon have to be
added to some of the state institutions.
And when the keeper shows the visit
ors through, he will say in his sad
voice, They couldn't misspell cor
rectly."
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09
Thirty Years Ago.

Articles of the incorporation of the
Missouri Central railroad have been
filed in the Office of the secretary OF
state at Jefferson City. This is in
tended to be the straight line rail
road from St Louis to Kansas City
running through Boone County near
the river"
Colonel w. F. Switzler is the old
est editor in the state of Missouri and
has been for years an active promoter
of MissOuri's best interests
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09
Twenty Years Ago.

The all-absorbing question in ath.
letic circles is whether or not Mis-
souri, will remain in the Western Foot,
ball Association. 1t will be remem-
bered that at the meeting in Iowa City
recently Professor Cory. the repre-
sentative of the University, withdrew
from the association because the dis
puted game with Nebraska was decid-
ed in favor of Nebraska His action
was approved and supposed to be f.
nal, but there seems to be a question
about the fnality of the action
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09
DAVIS HEADS SIGMA DELTA CHI
Officers Elected by National Journal.
istic Fraternity.

Officers of the local chapter of Sig
ma Delta Chi, national honorary jour-
nalistic fraternity, were elected at
the regular meeting of the fraternity
at its room in the Virginia Building
last night d. w. Davis was made
president, d. d. Patterson vice-presi-
dent. Dale Wilson secretary and
Frank King treasurer.
Representatives from every school
of journalism in the United States ex-
cept that at Columbia University are
expected to attend the national con-
vention of Sigma Delta Chi to be held
here Journalism Week.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09
Five Years Ago.

The basketball games tonight and
tomorrow night with the University
OF Nebraska are two of the most i'm
portant in the Missouri schedule, ac-
cording to c. l.. Brewer. In speaking
OF the game Mr.. Brewer said For
several years Missouri and Nebraska
have had no athletic relations. and I
would like to see the Tigers get the
jump at the start
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09
Looking Backward
Fifty Years Ago.

u. NJ. Scott of Monroe County, Mo,
when on a scouting trip a few days
ago, shot bald eagle that measured
feet 4 inches from tip to tip. He
shot the eagle at distance of $50
yards"
THE very last curiosity in the pa
pers is a wheel that came off a dog
tail when it was a-waggin'"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09

IL is fortunate for the cigarette
smoker that he has no traditional alb
horrence of leaving behind him the
such tradition would mean that the
cigarette ordinance would get him.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09

ers for the honor of representing
Christian College in the spring con-
test with the other junior colleges.
The two already having won places
are Miss George Alice Sheeks and
Miss Margaret Linney.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09

University at this time because of
"eye trouble" see now that it is not |
trouble but F. trouble that takes all
the Joy out of life.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09
Contest In OratOry at c. {.

The third of the series Of prelimi-
nary contests in oratory will be given
at Christian College Auditorium to-
morrow night. This contest selects
third student, to contest with two 9TH
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1916-02-09
Ten Years Ago.

The two first days of this week
We're the coolest of the season. The
thermometer registered 26 below
zero"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
New Design For Money
To Make ii Popular

IN The frJk is .apline ~ mountain
pine s,mtsNlisinr America
The issifn ~ ihe st-ysnt piece is Ir.
tended IN uUIh thv Awakening of
ihs rnunif, ~ Ns Dvn protection
Ssrfsiaf, ~ Nd0rs statement said
iiisnf't be- ul length Ngufs is
shown sirrp'nr toward The .uuutf,
fs'swa, brafine urfsissi shield
ifuu vhi,h ifr COVERING BE- h.inF
drawn The firhi hand hssfs an nli,s
branch NJ ryar, Nht,e the head
V the vurd iihsf,y" and below
the tee 'iais The te,etss s.is
hesfs ueufs ~ an sasie In ull
Nirh' pirrs extended and the IN.
s-firiirn "i.ntsd states ~ America"
and . riufihus tnum
nsh the halt dniisr snd the auss
isf hesf ihs phfss,s IN uui We
Tfutt
The dssisn ~ ihs iire s simrls
iihsft,. prh e winged zap. is shown
un The fsssifs ard ~ ,hs reysfs.
eide is iesirn ~ iuindls ~ ,ss,s
and battle ate simiolloai ~ units.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
Lyon Refuses
Pamphlets In
Primary Fight
Controversy Between State
Secretary and Board OF
Affairs Continues.

SecfetsD NJ State Laou has reniscd 90
ooocp' the nr't consignment of the rr,n,
"d publicity pamphlets containing ,rgu.
men's for ana against the various prop-
oslilonr 10 he submitted to the voters ti
the coming August primary election
Several hundred copies we're altered
tc the secretary hy the Warden Printing
COMPANY. and when he refused 10 accept
them the, aer" turned over 10 tho hoard
NJ hnhifs
we Wlll have mo- room fo- ,hs., IN our
ohice until about June io." said Mr
L'on In a letter 10 ,ho printer. de e.nnur
to receipt for the pamphlets
controversy exist. between Mr.
lyon and rhe board of snsir. bcc,uss
tho pamphlet does not contain the mega.
tive argument prepared hy Pat NRFlo.
socialist. on the litcracy test amendmen,
10 IN" constitution Lyon has declared
h" Will not approve claims for printing
the pamphlet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30

WASHINGTON. Ma, - pimr..
nusrefs and half dollars " rep 10
slru viil 10 mlnisd arsf jult I. ssr.
ts,sr, MrAdpc announced Tuesday
trf the fire, time since 1891 change
will h~ effected IN these risres
Tho announcement, tis,iNed that
the half dcllst has fallen practical
I, into disuse The nes dsslsn wes
selected with = hop, n restoring v
tu more rsnsisi circulation
The half doilss and dime models
Ve'e made hv Adclph \ Weinman.
and the quarter dollars hy li,fmsn 4.
MsrNsU Roth afe srulpiors ~ nu,s
The isce ~ the ncs half dnnaf
hears mil i.n9,h nsuts ~ tIbsfit
wi,h a background ~ the American
mas nyins ,r ,he ivssts Ths sud
dess is s,fidine toward she iapn of
new day. carving laurel and cak
hfsrchts symi',iic ~ civil and mIil
iart eloft.
rhe reverse side shows an sasia
pes, he'd hlsh sn = mountain rfas.
vinss uniiided utpvins ffcsn . fitt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
French Adm, a,,r,,,
GASOLINE PROBE
TO BEGIN soon,
FREElINe SAYS

That something Nill de,elop Within n
short un" in 'ha prob, n' 'hs prevailing
hsh rriess oi saso'ir, ir us',hnna vaa
in'imsiti h Ntufus, u,u.f,l rfrs.n.
This morning
SO but there will b. within a sbn,,
iIwe. ihIHk.' said tho atiufnn, srrrt, n
vfrn asked NJ an,ihrg had herr done
un N" gu,rfnnf request for an In,rati.
N1iinn
The Investigation vuuih hayv Stated
sUme thine sru we're 10 mot iW ih, fsr,
that 'hs attorney rvnr.si Hui aU his as.
ti'iRnts hsNv been yHralrH ir tho rail.
frai passenger and FsIGht tate rassf
ans other nies'.UH In uhi.h ih. state
it Interested
HssnilrU vss srilinr .r Oklahoma rnY
to-day ~ "a srH 35 cents gallon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
Dead in Mexican
Invasion Honored

FIELD HEApouARrERs NEAR Ma.
mlquipa. Mel, MAY ,s.-tby wireless to
Columbus, n NJ, May ao)-Fiow.rs are
N he s,r.wn Tuesdsy on the graves In
Mexico of soldiers killed In the pursuit,
NJ villa Military authorities have or.
dered ths, each sraye he decorated with
ceremonies appropriate to Memorial ds,.
Tho president ~ NAmlauipa Informed
General ] retshinr that he would Ike
'o send flowers tot the rraVr- Tho
American commander accepted tho offer
With thanks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
Orpet in Cell
Overhears Jurors
Holiday Laughter

wAukEuAN, M. MAY 10 The slsb,
men ehc have been cnsssed Tor tho iuty
witch Will tty WIN ntpr, fr,ms, rni.
'crsii, ~ WISCONSIN student. charged
Niih the murder " Marian lambert
pi.hed Wlld rcWefs russda,. cnut, helms
Bdlcurned nvef the holiday After . ,tip
into the Noois the, Naiked Down tn The
hhs and hack IN their uusttets In IN.
courthouse where the, were entertained
boy rhuncstarh The music and isush
tor ~ the infuts VAS heard h, ufpsi ~
he sai reading IN his cell In IN, county
jail feN feet apay
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
MISSING Man m
CHICAGO LOOKING
FOR JOB, REPORT

Rome Julian. who disappeared from
the cadillac hotel. May IS. applied for
position In chicago With hank sur.
r' h"us" Yesterday, according io re.
p"ri received This morning by the Okla.
homa Ciu police
The cause ~ Iullans disappearance
remains unknown to his vii. VII, i.
lNing NJ ~ EpN Third stree, When
he l"u hom" Julian had ,au I'm his p,.
session
Julian was employed IN this city h,.
tho western Rank sunni, compan,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
BULGARIAN ARMY
CONTINUES ITS
concentration
Greeks Fortltying Demir-His
sar Section With Great
Haste.

LONDON. MAY 70 Great sc,i,ity nv
'h' bulgsfians following their occupi.
iicr n several Greek forts near Demr.
Hs'ar. Is reported In Reuter- dispatcn
Tom salon'N II IL said Bulgarian
forces are heinz concentrated a. Ne..
fokp. Bulgaria. near the Greek border.
and ~ Nsnthis
There have been no further dey yslop.
w'n's In the pemir H.'ssr region The
town remains I'm the hands NJ the
Greeks although tho inhabitants have
DEPARTED
Tn" aiyenc" lines NJ tho entente sl-
hen on the Nhfdar are bsirg homt,rd
"a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
JUNIORS TO ENTERTAIN
SENIORS TONIGHT

Members ~ tho hlsr school ssrin,
lass will he guests NJ the unlnrs ,n.
nlehi nj the annual iunirf senior tsr.r.
ton The entire top floor N the hirh
Frhoo viii b. used Tables viii h. i,,a
IN the halls and refreshments served
if"m neath, rooms Preceding the t..
ceptirn program In whici iunints ,sk.
rafi VIII be presented In the school audi
'rrium
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
WARNINGS ABOUT
UNDIMMED LIGHTS q
TO CEASE S00NS

CO 1r9lROrGH the press and by
mems ~ printed cards Wc
hny" been tylng 10 cducnt"
the people Of the clty 10 the necessity
~ dmming the glarlng headlights on
their qnrs
.'''We have had men stationed. in
various parts ~ Tho city at night
watching for vtohtors Of the h.a1-
Hight ordinance
\ Timely warning has been giy"n.
ma when N" commissioners gi} the
word, arrests VII hc made IN NIL
'nt'. whore dimmors Nro not provil-
Cd
Th" speaker uHs chlcf of Police
Nlch,h today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
OKLAHOMA WOMAN NAMED
FOR FEDERATION OFFICE

NEW YORK. Msy 10 The nomiun
tlon oi Mfs Eugene lawson ~ Nownts
Okla. for second vice president " the
General Federation NJ Wumen's clubs
was made from 'hc flnnf TUESDAY The
nominating commitie" also reported 10
tho federation tho nomination " officers
for the election Wednesday Mrs tu.
-iah Evans CuVl-s " ins Angeles. Cal
and Mrs Samuel y Sneslh NJ Tirin.
ohio were those named ~ presidential
candidates
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
SIX BIG CRUISERS
REJECTED BY HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Nav % Nn amend.
msni tn the naval hlu pre-, lilps si, hat.
ilr cruissrr instead ~ Nte as rtUun.
msndri ~ maiuttl uf ths naval rom
mliiss vas defeated IN ths hulse Tues.
A., =, tas " ia io a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
YOUTH WHO WOULD
END LIFE RELEASED

WIN Parker. ~ year. old. s7O North
Geary avenue. who. II 10 alleged. was
preparing 10 drown himself y.sterday v
evening In North lake. wa, released
this morning from the custody of the
police lie was detained In Jail las, nish'
after announcing hk intention to com
init suicide
disappointment In love vas saii 'o
he the motive for the young man 3
faShnsss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
Pretty Skies and
Warmth to Continue

LOCAL ropsoAsr-rsr and con.
,irusd warm
Maximum yesterday, ssl minimum. a..
OKLAHOMA, ARKANSAS. TEXAS
rorioht ana Wednesday, generally 'slf,
slich, thnnre IN temperature
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
G. A. R. DeCOrateS Graves OF
Departed Comrades; Pat
riotIC Exercises.
IMPRESSIVE RITES AT
FAIRLAWN; LARGE CROWD
-
Schools Closed; Children AS
sist in Covering Mounds
With Flowers.

Tho people N oklahoma City nitnglv
and with Il high sense ~ patriotism paid
honor and tribute today 10 the men. the
living and the dead. who fought hra,cN
for the nation IN tho days II ciyil tur-
mol hack In the aiStieS
Imndrods attended service, NJ ue
cemetery th. morning under auspices
of the @ A R. utahomn city poet No
I7 Womcns auxiliary 40 n. Grant
post 80 l. and Womcn's auNiliary 80
H. 40 hundreds n others visited
parks and other resorts popular on no.
idays
State. county and clN offices school'
banks. and practically nll ~ the down
town offices No well as = number NJ the
stores, remained .lnsfd 10 permit en-
ployes 10 participate IN the celebrations
OF the dny
Veterans In Assembly.
Thiriy-ny' oll soldiers. mcmhors of th'
n a r. assembled ~ odd Fellows hali
West Grand and Walker avenues. abou,
o'clock 'hls morning TU"' marched
to M" Terminal station where thcl
boarded sp',ibl street ,,r that tooE
them 10 tho r'u't"r,
ON the Vat {. 'hr terminal one o.I
soldier f'l' oui NJ lu" and sat down or
tho curn.nF No hrd walked about on'
block huf was u'tfIv exhausted
" used 10 b" mi" tp walk with an,
man he snii. "hui MS dIfirrcnt uoo
Al FBifhWu, appropriate services vrf'
held In honor ~ the dead h"fn"s Th'
old soldiers we're mot b., " firing squn,
of Spanish American war veterans nnl
nv girIs ~ the Walnut Gro," hoo
dressed In white The children decor
s,ed tho graves with flowers
Scr, lces wcf. ucid ~ tho grnv' NJ -
q sullivan. the last comrads of the pos
10 he hurled In the cemetery \ sml'aI
service was held %, the q 4 n mem
hers hnd the Womens auxiliary Al th'
grave Of Mrs Hannah Rush
Patriotic Exercises,
A. the service under the auspices o'
the veterans. patriotic SONGS Vcre sung
'Llrcolns Geii,shurg address Vas re.
cited. snd su address by Pos, Com
marder VI : button delivered
Luncheon Vss ~ bc served AZ
o'cloS m W,s'hll is1 Tor tho 40 Il
organization \ musical program vA'
prepared Edward g. Wrrrdnn md Rev
T. T tAur were tho speakers
Members NJ Grant ros, 40 I and Ruy
niafv CORPS SO n. were met ~ ,h'
cemeief, hg children from the EdF".
mere school md fiting squad from
Company ~. Otlahnma National Guard
a - "a - a.
were conducted ana the children dec
ursied the gfHNes with flower Tn,
two organic IONS were io fenss"mhle nj
ODD Fellows ipil ~ nrin'k 4 pto
gram consisting NJ mus'r hN ifur
corps pstflniir songs. and m ors'int
nv the nov " y Van Horn hsd beer
programmed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
KNIFE THROWN At ROOSEVELT
FROM CROWD IN KANSAS CITY
Civil War Cause
LazyOptimism-T.R.

"1hl. Is Memorial day
You have today decorated
the graves ~ gallant men
who paid hy their death for
the lack ~ wisdom and fore
sight shown boy their fore
fathers This i. n dag ~
houngr 10 hcroi-m But If
Is also u day Of mourning
For forty years prior to the
rNll war our people refused
~ face facts and ,uhrrly
bend their ourrgic- ~ make
war impossible. Heroes shed
their blood aud women
walked all their lives IN the
shallow because there had
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
IwEnTY.oNE CARS IN
INDIANAPOLIS RACE

INDIANAPOLIS. MAY ~ Twenty.
one cars, representing the United states
Englnnd and France Vcrr sent away on
the ano.mil" drive NJ I 70 u IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
Greeks Hastily
Fortify Section

Paris NAV 20 The Hpvls cure
spondrni =, Athens reports the Creek
are inr'ipins the psmlf Hi,sar section
with great haste Bulgarian and Ger.
mAn Officers NJ" ssid 20 have entered
tho town The pulssflans continue their
concentration o' 'fcors engagements b..
tween patrols are occurring In the Kiln.
dfi. orsovo soctur
Tho Bulgarian advance into Greek
Macedonia was made hs tho result NJ y
'cv'i formal agreement between Greece
'n1 bulgaria. according ~ information
received ln neutral iip'om,ti. r'f.i,s boz
lom' s1's tispa'th from the italian
capital '0 M" Parts Nrtn
French Admit ps,r,s,
\ strong attack Vbs made vnria,
nIFM with ff"sh division ~ German
troops nn 'hr NrriHn front west nf tho
N'usr between Dead Man IIUI aud ru.
mief's The Vaf office siairmrn, Tues.
inN sats there Nta e slight French fr.
tir"m"nt an the NrihInrour, Cumlosss
road
Nl attempts 'n erlr ground an th,
positions under attack we're f,pui.rh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30

been such lack II foresight such -orhf a1y optimism let
lesson thus taught sink into the minds nj generation
Let - not from alus aud lack ~ foresight situation
where bray" shall die make good chi,,np,s
! a-k ihh 81" prepare not hc,a.c wish hut
hIl my heart desire 10 keep Us: only hy
frcihought and hy preparation thus
keep II afar m THEODORE ROOSEVELT Kansas City
today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-30
GIANTS WINNING
STREAK IS BROKEN
BY PHILADELPHIA
Pitchers Battle Between Per-
ritt and Oemaree Ends
5 TO ! for Latter.

PHILADELPHIA May N New York !.
winning s,fesk. Witch had reached sey.
enteen straight. waS htot6n hy Fhilhd-l-
pha IN tho morning game TODAY when
pitchers duel hctW~1n Tetritt and
nemsree was ended by the home team IN
the eighth inning The scnf. VAS 10 I
Roth rcffIi' and pemsfee pitched IN
sensational s'Nle and we're given perfect
support until the eighth inning Then.
after T. Rufns singled pruiti roi u
Llni hy ncwsre. and fell ss he threw
the hall i1 second Tho hall vent To
center rsld and buggy Who ran for
Rufrs. reached third The rhillies then
worked en-" squeeze plB,. Bancroft
beating out hunt. and pugcl SCORED
Niehnu followed with r. triple and rrs.
,s'h with home run produced five