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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
STORAGE TRUST
CAUSING HIGH PRICES

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.--~Tnc o1is(.
ence Of an Interstate combination OF
cold storage houses to keep mp food
prices was charged to-day by Joseph
Hartgan, commissioner Of weights ana
measures. who az secretary OF Mayor
Mitchel'S committee On food supply /"
investigating the cost of living with q
view To effecting relief for consumers
There is 4 so-called cold storage
trust" Mr. Hartlgan said. It's MELT
berShip comprises Is cold storage
warehouses in New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut. 1t is believed thai,
10 evade Inc laws Of the various states,
i! is made easy for the owner of goods
IN ono cold storage warehouse 10 hold
his Goods in one state until just hefor':
the time expires for the goods to he
released and then IL move them 10 a.
warehouse in another STATE and keep
them there rs long as the law allows
IN that other state.
although the la III each slate per-
mits storage only for limited time
ten months. / believe. in the case or
eggs---it is possible through the alleged
trust, to keep goods in storage three
times that period. The laws relating
to cold storage arc q joke from a ia
tional standpoint. If the federal gov
eminent we're to take under its cloak
ali the cold storage houses In the Coun-
try and make one comprehensive law
for them, the evil would be ahated.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
mi hr looked much thinner than ut
No News OF Americans


ia obtain medicines for MS wounded
villa Is said by this refugee 10 hay"
broken into two drug stores in the cary
after he had penetrated fnc business
section. Thinking This action meant
the beginning Of lootinS. villa ban-
dts broke into stores and private
homes. Villa. 10 stop this footing, IL
said 10 have shot Two Of his follow
ers and succeeded in stopping Inc pit
lagin2 ,
Nothing was known Of tho Ameri-
CANS by these refugees. In Chlhuanua
civ one foreign refugee said 10 he
George Rriltjngham. an American was
seen at Inc station but he did not get
away on the last train. All ct the
refugees agree that there had been no
killing OF foreigners up to the Time
they left. although there were rumo:5
thai several Chinese had been Killed.
Joseph NmCZ Salazar's commdna
was reported to have been semi south
10 stop the advance OF General MAJ
cnrle's cavalry column and LOOK no
part in the capture OF the City. pllH
refugee said the Villa commanders
who were each given q sccrlon or inA
CITY 10 attack We're: Julio ACoSla, VINO
WAS reported 10 have been killed; Ma.,-
tin Lopez. Baudeiio Tribe. Juan Muir
gia, SilvCstre Qucvedo, Mariana anCS
and Rodrigo Quevcdn.
Another train is expected to rracn
the border from Sauz tomorrow with
additional refugees and probably many
more wounded soldiers and civilians
from rho capital 4 large number are
reported 10 have left afo0t Villa fol
lowers are said to have captured field
pieces, on Santa Rosa ioill shouting
Viva villa and singing as they
rhArEfd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
NO TURKEY FOR
THE DIET SQUAD

CHICAGO. Nov. %0---Thc dict squad
had no turkey today hui instead lis
members dined well on roast chicken
and such other foods as could be rur,
chased within the forty cents dal
limit. There was a total increase Of
inst 20 pounds IN weight since the hr-
ginning nine days ago IF the test 10
prove the feasibility Of living on foTiE
cents 4 day.
This increase was in spite of Il less
Of Two aud Il half pounds since yes
lcriay in Or. Albert !. Stokes, Inc
squad heavyweight, which was nc
counted for only by his disnay at fac-
ine a THANKSGIVING dinner without
tIrkc>. Tomorrow :, meals will be:
Rreakfasr--Stcwcd figs, cereal, toast,
butter. coffee.
lunch--RoSou baked heans. brown
raisin bread, celery and date salad,
lea.
Dinncr-TOmalO soup, baked lake
front. uplHtocS. bread and butter.
Washington cream pic, tea.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
FOUND
FOR WHITE SLAVERY

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Nov. %
Ebert Carter. Of HuntinGsun. WIS III.
dictnd by the recent United States
grand Jury here. L. is alleged that last
November .. Carter transported Ihhi'
ma Stcdman. IL years OLD, from neT
home in lrOrtOn. OHIO, 10 Huntington
in violation of the white slave Law.
4 similar indictment found against
Harry Parker. charged with transport
inc a young woman from Charleston
to Columbus. Ohio, will lead to an ear
ly trial
The trials Of Newell Martin and An
drew Martin. indicted separately did
charged with operating moonshiniEE
stills in Nicholas County are expected
TO be- called as soon as the white slave
cases arc finished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
ut. De CRANTAL MAN
Continued from First Page.

to the traction station to take
bound car for the city. Mr.. Clay
ir Dudley and llr. YoSr were
= just slightly in advance Of
h Mrs. Schafer. Before they
the station on the north side
Enad. touring car, running az
What seemed 70 Mr.. Henderson TO be
at high rate of speed toward Wheel
ing suddenly bore down upon them.
Car Was Unishted.
No headlights we're burning on the
machine. he says. and the motor
worked so silently that none of the
five seemed to notice it until it was
almost upon them, SO close that the
three men who an instant later were
lis victims could not leap out OF its
way. It passed close in front OF Mr.
and Mrs. Schafer and came 90 toward
the city without its speed being check
ed. Mr. Henderson was unable 10 see
how many occupants rode in the car
or to read the number Of the license
Tag.
Immediately following toe accident
the injured were removed 20 a, nearby
house, Dr.. Leech X. Cracraft. of Elm
Grove: D. ". S. Fulton. Of Pleasant
Valley. ami Dr.. II. y. Henderson. OF
FULTON were summoned. Mr.. Claytor's
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condition was found 10 he serious anu
he was rushed to the North WheellnS
hospital where DR.. CraCraft and l'r.
Fulton made an examination OF Ms
injuries, He was found to have SllS'
tanned fracture Of the skull and TWO
broken ribs, his face was badly lac
Grated ard mis- eyes were swollen Shul.
At the hospital il was stated that ne
is seriously hurt. but that IL is not
possible 10 determine yet whether ne
car recover.
Mr.. Dudley was taken 70 his HON"
at Rae Mar. His left shoulder was
badly injured and may have been trac-
tured. It. probably will require an
X-ray examination TO determine II
there is fracture. In addition to the
injury to his shoulder, Mr.. Dudley was
painfully bruised all over his body.
He was unconscious for several min
uteS. Dr. Henderson is attending him.
Mr.. Yost escaped with painful
bruises on his body and bad cash on
his head that are not expected 10
prove serious.
indignation Prevails.
All of the accident victims are We'll
known and respected residents or the
Out-the-Pike district. The news ot
their injury spread quickly anu muCG
Indignation prevailed both in the Pike
district and this city because nt tho
fact that the driver Of the car did n0[
stop 10 render assistance 10 them or
report the accident 10 any authorities.
Several people were under the I'M
preston last evening that The car
which the victims and Mr.. and Mrs.
Schafer intended TO board was stand
ing at the station when the car ran
into the men on the streets, but an uu-
official investigation through the o.
fees OF the traction company indica!-
ed that the incoming traction car had
not reached the station
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
ELkS TO HONOR
MEMORY OF DEAD
MEMBERS SUNDAY
WHEELING LODGE COMPLETING
ARRANGEMENT FOR THIRTY
SECOND MEMORIAL
ion. John J. Confff To @eIiver Memo
rial Address-Specia Music And
STAGE Setting

Final arrangements for the thirty
second annual Lodge of Sorrow OF
Wheeling Lodge No. IS. B. P. O. Elks.
will be made this evening by the Of
ficers and committees Of the lodge in
charge OF the annual memorial event.
The Lodge OF Sorrow will be held ar
$50 O'Clock Sunday afternoon in 1le
Court Theatre. Members Of the ordu:'
will assemble at their headquarters on
Fifteenth street aud march from there
10 the theatre.
Exalted Ruier lanes DYSON will pre-
side at the memorial. The complete
staff Of officers OF the lodge will DE in
their places 10 participate in the i'm
preSsivc rituaIiSlic memorial service.
Attorney John J. Couitf. VI this city.
will deliver the memorial address, the
subject OF his Grafton being Memorial
Impressions.
Special music will Or I feature OF
the program and The stage settings for
the event will be more beautiful than
ever before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
COLORED TEACHERS
OPEN THEIR SESSION

CHARLESTON. w. Va. NOV. .jn.--
The lwenty-fifth annual meeting Of The
West Virginia Teachers association.
roIored was opened al the Collegiate
Institute, at Institute, kanawha coun-
1y, today TIL" welcoming address vas
made by President Byrd T. RiIerman.
Of Collegiate Institute. Professor Lee
A. Toney. Of Hinton. responded. Pro
fessur II. 7. Simms. Of BIuefield nSti-
tute. made the principal address. Dis
cusSion ri the Gary system Of teach
ing occupied considerable time today.
Professor E.. &. W0trlson. Of Washing
ton, addressed the meeting tonight. AL
iournmcmt will he taken tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
POLITICAL FEUD
TAKES 4 new TURN

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. Nov. 30.--The
political Gcud Centering about last sum-
lner'S campaign for the probate judge
ship here, already credited with the
death Of three prominent Huntsville
men, and the conviction Of a fourth for
murder. took new turn Today when
1t was learned that the county grand
Jury had voted to indiCt fourteen per-
sons on charges Of betting on the
judGeShir primary. W. 7. Lawler, the
successful candidate. was killed soon
after his nomination, and David D. QT-
erton, his defeated opponent. is under
death sentence for his murder. Anoth-
or lawyer and the county sheriff conf
miLted suicide apparently because they
believed themselves suspected in con
nrction with the killing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
MILITARY RULE
Continued froE, First Page.b

Jiminiez By General Aritts, a strongly
anti-&mcrican rcvolutionjst. With ArIas
in control, the Dominican assembly
elected FREDERICK EnriqucZ president,
bui the United States refused to rec
ogniZe the new government and with
held the balance Of customs revenues
left after the regular payments OF in
lereSt or tho foreign debt. tonSc-
aueutly tho native officials and EN-
piures will draw their first pay SIn""
the downfall of Jiminlez when on Der.
., Ihc American officers began 10 dis
burse some $60n,0n Of accumulated
export duties.
Secretary Daniels explained today
:ha the form Of rule sci UP by Capt.
knapp did not contemplate any in
friugement Of the civil rights or PRO-
cess,s OF the native government. Tn"
marines will maintain order and pro
vent revolutionary agitation. but tue
municipal aid civil laws viii still be
administered by Dominican CunrtS.
Is Well Fitted.
Captain Knapp WIS selected 10" this
lob because Of special DIn"SS growing
OUT Of his service on The neutrality
board. That duty led him into : care.
fuI study of the situation in Haiii and
Santo Domingo. His report says lhat
probably ninnfy per cent Ut The native
business men and others who desire
permanent peace on he island An
prove the steps that have been Ia ken
and those which are III contemplation.
Uron the election ui president by
the assembly to be chosen in .lanu-
ary, the United States will ask for
The ratification at treaty similar to
that now in force in Haiti. providing
for American supervision u Donlni-
can finances and for native con-
stabulary Differed by Americans.
High officials made il plain tonight
that the Washington government Is
determined that there Shal be no
renewal of the revolutions in Haiti
and Santo Domingo which for years
have rendered the island 4 source Of
menace 70 the International relations
Of the United States because Of the
foreign capital invested there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
FIVE MINUTES! Nj INDIGESTION,
No CAS- OR ANY STOMACH MISERY
suffer- quickest surest relief known for Dyspepsia
sourness Heartburn Upset Stomach Try it!

ally keeps The stomach regulated and
they eat their tavolite foods without
fear.
II your stomach doesn't take care Of
your liberal limit without rebellion: ii
your food is damage instead OF Il
help. remember the quickest, $uresi,
most harmless relief is Pape's Diapep'
sin which costs only fifty cents Tor Il
large case at drug stores. It's truly
wonderful - it digests food and sets
things straight. so gently and easily
that It is astonishing Please don't 90
on and on with a weak. disordered
stomach; it's so unnecessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01

Wonder what upaet Your stomach
which portion Of the food did the dam.
age-do you? Well, don't bother. It
your stomach is in a revolt; If sour,
gassy and upset. and what YOU just
ate fermented into stubborn Jumps;
your head dizzy and aches: belch
gases and acids and eructate undi-
kSested food: breath foul, tongue coat
sd-just take little Diapepsin and in
live minutes you will wonder what be-
zane of the indigestion and distress.
Millions of men and women today
NOW that it is needless to have a bad
tomach. A little Diapepsln occasion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
STOKERS RIOT AND
MANY ARE INJURED

HONOLULU. Nov. 30.--Twenty-iiv
StokerS from The liner Makura rioted
on the dock hero to-day prior to the
steamers departure for sydney, y. s.
w. and several Of The Maiura'S sailors
and number Of Honolulu policemen
we're injured while endoavoring to stop
the battle and herd the rioters on
board their ship.
As the MakUra left the wharf the Ii
orerS started TO lombard the people on
the dock with bottles, and in reply 4
sailor doing duty as an immigration
guard. fired several shots in the dircc-
zion of the departing steamer,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01

Tor tonight by President lcyton. ut III"
Nashville. Chattanooga and ST. Louis
Railway to adjust q. controversy with
The r"nd's employees. which already has
rcsuItrd IN the brotherhood members
voting overwhelmingly in favor al Il
strike brotherhood officials did not
Join the request for mediation hut midi
cnicd ihal lhcv would u0t ornoSe II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
noa FINDS MISSING BODY

PITTSEI KI-I;. NY. '.".'-T',lH II"
boldly ~ /, %ioNd almost submerged IN
water. a hunting dog today REVEALED! i"
it's master ~" body 81 samuel ''an'iE.
aged 80. If ErIddock. lying in creek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
BUILD CHURCH IN ONE DAY.

HUNTINGTON, W. VA. Nov. &0---.N
sev"n-rhirtr o'rlnch joniEht services
were held III :. church huildin2 which
Wa. U"t ~ "Ni%i"n"" ~ SNI"n-thirft
O'Clock Ills morning. Forty mcmbrrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01

Of the newly organized high Lawn Meth
udisi church gathered az the sit" carly
today and after ton hours labor had ~"
church completed ana rcadl for the "Nc-
ming service" The work was in charge
of The Roy. g. T.. Snmdgra$s. pastor OF
the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01

nrvr Fort Pcfry. 4 bullet b0lc was
found in the mans head and authorize
hcIlcr:. H.. was murdered. Candy Gi~-
Appeared Tuesday night and 40 trace ~
him was found until his body was dis
covered nv no dog.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
LOCAL MINISTER ASKED TO
ATTEND REFORM MEETING

IN invitation 10 participate IN a Ma
lional Christian Citizenship celebr"'
lion on December =, and > INCLUSIVE.
has been sent. by the National RefOrr!
Association, from It's Pittsburgh head
charters. TO the Rev. lanes VI. Potter.
u. d.. Of the Vance Memorial PresbI-
teran church.
This National Christian CITIZENSHIP
celebration will mark the opening %
thc F'ifty-third annual convention IT
the National Reform Association III
pitiShurgh, and the iirsL step lOokn.;
to a Third Worlds Christian Citizen
Shi;, conference. 10 he held inim edial"-
Is following til" close Of the Eurupcau
war,
DISTINGUISHED Christians III all par'S
nf the GTniici States will actively rar.
ticijatu in This celebration, which i
unique il III" fact that il is ~ b"
brought 10 their very doors from =
National center.
ATTRACTIVE MENU.
~ lnUSUa!lT attractive menu VA
served st the MIXTURE yesterday. tur
Thanksgiving diun"r being as follows
Fresh C:aSnal: Cocktail
olives Celery
Chicken IA lJulIiga,awncv
Veal SNtccthrn:lds Il Ia hirc
Asparagus TIPS Princess"
Punch EomHinc
Toast Young Turkey stuffed
Cranberry %.,i,'
,.rcain,d Mashed Potatoes
Craze Fruit Salad
i;iSpuc Lee cream
lirrnc N:.r rr'Ii; lake
Assorted tahc"
coffee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
pARsT PLURALITY $500.

CHARLESTON. V. VA. Nov II
John : i,ar..t. stat. amd't"r. %aid today
;har hc '.-,.. is"'iy''i >"nii-"hirrnl ini"r-
lunlirn ff"ua '..ry county IA ih@ state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
Court Theatre Week Beginning Monday December Daily
Matuees Commencing Tuesday.

and shat his plurality for auditor in III"
last evening is 6.2Un His opponent vas
y. l.. kenusy, Democrat, Of Grant&Tille
and ParkGrSDurC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
CREEK KING GIVES
ADMIRAL ASSURANCES


ATHENS. Nov. % (3:30 2. M, Tla
London. Nov. 50, 9:1J p. NJ Accord
ing to An entente diplomat, King Con
stan, in" has given assurances 10 Ad-
miral M Fournet. commander Of me
Anglo-tl enrh fIeet in the Mediter-
rannan. thai order will be maintained
Friday. the daic Of ihr expiration of
The admiral'S Utimatum for The sur
render ri the Greek artillery. The
diplomat also says that Oh thr other
hand Admiral Iu Fournet has prom
iSed that Tho measures he will take
10 induce compliance with his dc.
mand will nnt includ" forciblc seizure
nt Irns,
ASK FOR MEDIATION.
NASHVILLE. TENN, \"'. Gt--Tha
services "f til" Federal Board ~ Me-
G::ttIr;: and Tou'c:i.yt.c.l m:l' ':F.'!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
Minute Interviews

rI rn,e ur w.c then nodded am al.
boost 'mprr,rplh'c nod
In 'hc soldier .aV ~ WIN a nan
Hf'r half gr'mi.c uu Zoo. tanned i'.-
h' h'"sr '.uN. lir Knew that o. va,
.tN.' W'Nt. fu'r hH' vie aud
IfNh'r. were There 'H H'' hm i1fr
.D.' 'n. crowd. Wu, drwr ln1 and
nrr, va, lu,' q possibility HAT well
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO.

The greatest oil well ever found west
Of the Mississippi va, discovered at
Rcd Fork Yesterday morning when
su"h'r OF yellow oil went over four
hundred feet lu the air. The PcnnSyl-
Nana oil men who are doing the Dor.
ng state that the flow Is now about
ihf' thousand barrel, q day and tha,
n rs the greatest we'll IN America The
men are IN the employ oi the Standard.
NlDc Prc,'dcn, ! + Holden General
Manager Nudge and Superintendent,
Davidson representing the three rail
"av, m the city arr here TODAY for A
conference at the Ice with y McPher-
.,n and Gen Porter rcprcscn,rng W
w BicrDc of Chicago. who has mad.
" proposition for belt Inc -ailway
ana unlon terminal Of IN three roads.
charlie Colrurd and family and +. NJ.
Dewitt and family oi Shawnee Ien
today for an overland trip t. points in
nv Ni"wa and Comaurhc country
The Oklahoma OH compay who had
q boring outfit at work ON tho Cole,
iirm some time ago and stoned after
going "0 icci will ,pmmcn,, again
next week # thcrr machinery arrives.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26

Dawn lrr 'rrr' came the tramp
.,...b... ,., % ,,,. 30 o'clock
,,.t.. ,...
'n'''' '''... '''.'''''' .'
uu.W' gw0I.mrH Nrrr preparing ''
urr.. ... rur rrr hs NruHn lnr
.I a. .r,r..,
......
I'.".. ''.''. " .'. "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY PARTY

SIR Robert Borden premier o'
'hc Dominion of Canada. born a. Grand
Pee ,.sit two wear, ago TODAY
GRAND uughc,, Maria ihri dangWer
oi the ear and ,'arin, OF Rufis.
born seventeen wears ago TODAY
Fried, Icmpsl celebrated operate
Soprano horn ~ licrug. Grrmsnt ~
wear. tg. iuIH,
Hu. pw raus ID Baldwin T. g
s. rDrrrd BORN i' Manchester Mich
.urut four frtr. ago TODAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
Walt MaSOn's
Prose Poem

THt lad who'd prosper well and
rise to work viii blithcly walk
and toll with vim nor keep hl,
eve, forever ON the clock THE Bo,,
interest, are mine" he to himself will
-av hul the WORTHLESS, ,wah loaiS ON h,
Job. when the Ho,r
To K..J, has gone away
lUO htuuo The youth who'd
reach higher
place. hs duties does not shrk ,hc
cheerful .mc upon hi, face shows that
be like, M, work In earning trust
and confidence me take, q keen delight
bur tine worthless, ou begin, TO Loaf
when the Eos, 3, out of sight The
chap vino get, the good ia' check whcu
hi, week, work IS through +. he vino
dNat, ). 900 deck when there /, work
,o do who toni, q, hraycIy when alone
q, when the Bo, 4, near but the
Wonilc.,\ unl neglect, M, stunt
houd 'hc Old Man dl.appcar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
Old Stories
In New Type
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
FRoM THE TIMES FiLeS

The poStoiic, fixture, arrived last
night and arc being put IN today They
arc Of the very Latest design and very
handsome There are 500 boxes. each
with pllm, combination lock
The Crmcho j, out OF it, bank, mi,
morning and IS All over Andy Slay,r'S
place
John Shield, ha, roOoOO fret cau
cabbage plants for sale
Attorney Lcdruc Guthrie lcn last
night Tor Fargo. y b. where he m
tends taking up his residence
Rev and Mr., Walter Ross and Mi,
Oph'la Oycr,trcct and John II Wright
lett th,S morning for Richmond. Va.
TO attend the Confederate reunion. They
VII be- Joined at Wi,tcr Junction bv
Miss Mary Bcalc who has been visiting
~ Fort Worth Miss Rcalc will visi,
the rest OF the summer IN Kentucky.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
Twenty i've Year, 40 today

1901 = commercial rrtN between
'hc United state. and Spain va. made
whh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
TEN YEARS AGO.

Ih" first election IN the ,,5te NJ
DI'."m' will be am exciting affair a,
there oilI be numerou, candidate, The
main test oi the parry strength viii
come 100 The contest ipr the dclcga,ee,
10 the convention Oi the rShublican
candidate, Tor governor Ioe McNeal
"i Iuthric I, Nh, only ouc We, IN IN.
open hat n 8, conceded that Gov.
c'n"r lruy r, Governor Ferguson
William Bush, of NtNr,rcr NJ
llulC"mb oi Oklahoma CIV and Iuds.
hona, of Mu,lopcc will also he IN
'hc race ENCh,ci lu,ucc Dale II
'u'hu hi, announced IN, ,,nd,d,ev
lur the democratic nomination and
Mayor Dick oi Ardmofc ! ! McNle,.
ter and DR. y VI HALEY oi VI, ,Alc,.
ter Jim Given, and K / Oven u,
Mu'kogcc. Bob William, of Du,,nt.
Tom Doyle OF Perry and Captain los.
cph Hran, ot Oklahoma CITY are a,pir.
ant,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26

You'll have iu take Ihs parrot
Lack said the minister, wlic TO The
hrl dealer II can't have HIM m the
house da, longer The language h.
Use, D, ,,mpl, shocking
Tie never learned none ol that hnd
oi language here. lady protested the
dealer Are YOU sure Nuu haven't
been leaving HIM IN the room some
time when ,uur husband va, looking
',r q collar button that had rolled nm.
der the bureau ur something
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26

In refusing 70 paw wages 30 h, cmp'oc, Ma, enlist
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26

When Juno this vuy ucs, year lo' her bring
her roses and wreath, and radan, ramcn' hur she'd
also better fetch along q pair oi gum boot.