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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-06-21
Wilson Orders Out
Entire State Militia.
Situation in Mexico Cause For Call to State
Organizations to Mobilize at Once.
lull1ation wiz Begin Immediately and Troops Will Be
ced q Dpoea Of General Funston and Sent to Border
IA When end Where Needed-Estimated That 100000 Men
~ WIN Reopond % Call.

l
erals Of m,,,t,. u,,h .h.,. ....
infantry commana. nh. .n.r. :.
fantry divisions from ,N.u vorL Ga
Pennsvlyana ara ca,,ea ou, =. .ro
16 full brigades from other stot..
In all SO regiment. NJ ,nfartrv wifi,
IS separate battalions and manv .sn-
arate companies are affected giving
a total of 1,1ls companies. each Of
which must have a minimum strength
OF IS men when mustered into the
federal service.
The total enlisted force of infa ntrv
therefore would not be less than s5,-
600 men.
y Less than 900 companies. scattered
throughout the country. viii not be
mustered In ana the National Guard
coast artillery companies have not
been summoned. All OF the field ar.
tillery. cavalry. engineers and signal
troops will be employed. an will many
OF the militia field hospitals and am
bulance companies. The war depart
ment has on hand ample equipment
aha ciotn'ns 20 outnt ana maintain
'"is iorce. fhe call applies TO ~
Da''eries OF neid artiliery. " troops
u c~Sary ana one New York cav
airy machine gun troop, Is engineer
companies ana % signal companies,
All with fuii equipment already issued
70 them. Twenty-six ambulance COM
panies and ~ neld hospitals also have
oeen ordered made ready for entrain-
naent.
No indication was given at the state
department tonight Of the course to
be pursued with regard to tho reply
70 Gen. ,CaEransa's note demanding
the witbArAwAl efilIfh .American
- "a -. ( l5SS|$S- pf9s
pared Last week by Secretary Lansine
and - still In President Wilson's
hands. It had been intended to dis
patch It to Mexico City tomorrow by
special messenger but recent deve,on.
meuts may change this plan.
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sings respon.. a. :, h.. ha., su.,..,
Is understood v,,tu.,,v .. ~.
Mexican p,ank IN ,ha n,ot,or,, go.
ed by the Democratic nat,ona, corver
ton at st. Louis.
When officials hsr. h..s :. 50
nights message IN N. .n,h,., g.,
construed 1t as a further Indication
that the de facto government was
struggling with elements within Mexi-
CO over which 1t had little control.
For three months the economic situa-
tion. which Gen. Carranza ha. been
attempting to solve without foreign
financial aid. has been growing stead
lily worse. Uneasiness has been mani
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-06-21

entire mobile strength Of the National
0ssArd Of ali the States and the Dis
n1et Of Columbia was ordered mus
to9to into the federal service tonight
~ President Wilson. About 1000
mtn ars, expectsd to respond to the
enzl. They win Be mobilised imme-
1ltAely for such service on the Mexi-
en'a beroer - may later be assigned to-
thR.
t3en- vunseon. commanding the bot
- feeees VIII d1signats the time and
Me- Sor ngxsmshts Of 0uardsmen to
a. iaterpG&ieaal Tine = the occasion
ehsll require. N 3
In annsunsing the orders Secretary
ueksr aid the state forces would be
opploysd only % guard the border
esA that no a1ditional troop move-
pests intp Msxieo wsre contemplated
ppsspt h pursuit Of raiders.
faomultaneeualy with the National
Quard call. Secretary Daniels OF the
navy depertmsnt ordered additional
~ veersI. - rerlo.r. :, .tcr. IN
both eo,.ts 70 ..fer,.rd \ Ame,,c.n
Uvee. n ~
IA ~ v.r. navy .nd 80. d.r.~.
,se,,ts y ~. .t.tsn th.x ~ 80.
vissp - to the situation III Mexsco
Nd come TO prscipitate tho new
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3zXk' ~ ~ y tnis wHe
(. 9r1t. sns poO'ilty tnst
.n ~. cn sroops mad
soEos the oorder from San
INV
A'n'ssrsuon on'ciais made no
.pt 20 oonoeai tonight their relief
over the safe return Of Maj. Ander-
sons cavalry squadron to Browns
vhse sfser their successful bandit
chase. The troopers crossed In pur-
eult nf bandits In the face Of intima-
Hons that they would be attacked ~
tl,ey ala 20. Gen. Funston h,m.e,s
fsportsd that he anticipated fsht,nr
presumably with Carranxa forcns
Mobilization of the N..,o,.,
Ouartismen TO support Gam r,,
ston's line will pave the way for =.
leasing some 10000 reru,ar. "a, a.,
mediate service In Mar,co a. A..
svent OF open hostilitiss with N.
Csrranz. sovsrnm.n, o.. u.
men themselves could NOT be u..a
beyond the line without authority =,
congresa. and until they had vo,.r.
tesred for that duty "a thew are cali
I'd ont under the old militia law. The
new hw. which would make them
available for any duty under the fed
srss government goes into effect
suiy I.
Tne entire mobile regular army in
the United States. several provisional
smsnts OF regular coast artillery.
"s 40 infantry. and the National
A.,." ~ New Mexico and
N.-,.. n y" inc oorder or IN
h... "sureS nave never
$500 90 $3.50 $3.50 .u' "" under
""s ABOUT Ao'ooo
"' ''o0o or more
=. 80, -''o"0 res"'ars
.,oc. ~. a. VI scattered
from M.m,,,,,D .omu"'ca.ions
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-15
Clearance Prices on Silks

see AND 75o TAFFETA SILK.
A small quantity in dark COL
crs. SALE PRICE 15c
SOC INDIA sILK-aII silk, II
inches wide and in coIors
only. SALE PRICE zoo
A MIXED LOT OF coLoREp
SATlNS including some Peau-
de-Soies and MessaIines, val
ues Soc to 76c.
SALE PRICE SOC
CHENEY BROS. FouLARD in
the shower proof finish, q
inches wide SALE PRICE $50
$50 MEssALlNE in all eoIors,
white and black, % inches
wide. SALE PRICE 45c
500 MEssALINE-s5 inches
wide. We offer in this sale our
entire line of more than 80
oolors. SALE PRICE aoc
$1.25 cREPE-DE-c HINE-o
inches wide in all ceiors and
black. SALE PRICE $50
$1.7s cREPE-DE-cHiNE-4o
inches wide, heavy in weight
and of excellent quality
SALE PRICE $1.40
$3.50 SATIN RIVlERA--a satin
of unusual quality which 10 90
inches wide. SALE PRICE $40
500 FouLARDs-sn,all de-
signs on navy, black and
green grounds. 1t 10 a yard
wide. SALE PRICE 6oc
PUSSY WILLOW TAFFETA-THE
GENUINE 40 inches wide-Iarae
and small designs.
$3.50 quality. :. SALE PRICE S1.6O
$500 quality. -. SALE PRICE $f,90
$3.50 quality. -. SALE PRICE $2.1O
500 quality. :. SALE PRICE $40
$500 quality. :. SALE PRICE $270
$500 MORE PoPLIN-4o
inches wide In cadet, Russian
blue, green, navy, mouse and
black. SALE PRICE $3.50
HASkELL's BLACK SILKS
ALL AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-15
Notion Department


NlcKELED SAFETY PINS in
SALE PRICE 8 CARDS FOR SC
CLINTON SAFETY PINS
nickel or black in sizes
SALE PRICE &c
THE ONLY GRAND
SKIRT MARKER for home
dressmakers. 49,. SALE PRICE 21c
7c CUSHION GRIP HANGERS
SALE PRICE 2 FOR &c
Sc ASBESTOS IRON HOLD
ERS. ..............S SALE PRICE &c
So WHITE FASTING THREAD,
500 yard spools-
WILLlMANTIc CHINE
THREAD, 6-cord - black or
white. -. SALE PRICE 6 FOR Csc
LINEN FINISH THREAD for
buttons, black or white
SALE PRICE 2 FOR Sc
Sc BLACK SEWING SILK
SALE PRICE Sc
45-YARD DARNING COTTON
in black, tan or white
SALE PRICE 2 FOR Sc
SC TAPE MEAsuREs-eo-
inch. SALE PRICE Sc
WHITE TWILLED TAPE
24-yard rolls, regularly loo
ehs<f SALE PRICE &c
SKIRT Black or
white, regularly 1oc a yard,
SALE PRICE &c A YARD;
zoe A PIECE
SHOE PoLisH-Paste or IL
guild, in black, tan or white
1oc size, SALE PRICE So
Csc size. SALE PRICE 19c
Csc scissoRs-NIckeI plated
and 7 different sizes
SALE PRICE 1870
WHITE PEARL BUTTONS in
SALE PRICE &c
Toe OCEAN PEARL BUTTONS
in sizes II to "a line.
SALE PRICE 7o
Isle CORSET LAcEs-5
yards long,. SALE PRICE Sc
Zoe SHELL AND AMBER HAIR
PlNS-Half- dozen in box
SALE PRICE 7c
Sc sHIR,IwAisT ELAsTLc-
Best quality. SALE PRICE Sc
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-15

SUEDE BAGS WITH NICKEL
FRAMES-A small lot Of black,
blue and gray bags. satin lined,
with change purses. A regular
last. ;. SALE PRICE 4se
500 WRIST BAGS with satin
finins, mirror and change purse.
SALE PRICE 7se
$500 LEATHER BAGS In va
ricus desirable shapes and col
orinss. Al have nickel fgarass-
IMPORTED BEAD BAGS With
either light or dark grounds.
$500 and $2-25 qualitisa-
$3.50 and $500 auaTftiss-..
SALE PRICE $50
ss - SALE PRICE $3.50
FUR TRIMMED SILK BELTS
AND GlRDlEs In all the best
SALE PRICE sse
s1.oo WIDE GIaDLEs-sams a.
above only wider. SALE PRICE 7ee
HAIR NETS with elastic draw
string, Brown shades and
black. Five nets In envsIepe--
SALE PRICE 90
BONE HAIR PiNs-first quail
ity 3-ineh pins in shell and
amber finlsiiss, regular foc-
SALE PRICE 7e
cELLuLOfD HAIR PINS In
shell and arsher finishes. Three
iarIy ase : bsx. SALE PRICE tse
LEATHER NOVELTIES AT
SALE PRICES
psrpstuai Diaries, Address 6ool<s,
hasty Lines, Drinking Cups In
Leather Cases, Goat Hanger Sets,
Etc.
ALL HEDuc1p Is PER CENT.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-15
Neckwear, Umbrellas and
Handkerchiefs at Sale
Prices

Handkerchlefs at Sale
Prices
soc ORGANIZE AND LACE
COLLAR AND CUFF SETS
SALE PRICE sse
SOC ORGANIZE AND LACE
COLLARS. SALE PRICE 3se
see VEsTEEs with high or low
neck in, both organize and
lace. SALE PRICE 3se
25e vEsTEEs Of orsandis and
lace, SALE PRICE 1ee
LACE JA5oTs in variety of
styles which were. formerly Soc
and 25e -. SALE PRICE 1se
$1oo WoMEN,s UMBRELLAS
Of fine Gloria with good mission
or plain handles
SALE, PRICE $50
500 MEMS UMeRELLAs
Gloria, with plain or crook
handles. SALE PRICE sse
MEMS HANoKERcHiEFs Of
good quality
Zoe MEMS HAN En-
CHIEFS. SALE PRICE 90
A VERY SPECIAL VALUE IN
MEMS HANDkERcHiEEs-
You have paid 100 for handker-
ehiefs which were no better
SALE PRICE So
WoMEN,s FiANpkERcHIEFs,
embroidered in corner, also
plain. Regularly 1oc each
SALE PRICE Sc
WoMEN,S FANCY coLoRE1
AND PLAIN HAN DIX ER-
CHIEFS. SALE PRICE Q FOR 1se
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-15
Toilet Goods

2se ROLL ABSORBENT COT
ToN-Larse sizs--L.
SALE PRICE 1se
7se HAIR BRUSHES with
selId wood backs and pure
bristies. 1880. SALE PRICE see
SOC KEEP CLEAN HAIR
BRUSHES 49,. SALE PRICE 33e
TOOTH BRUSHES
f5e quality. -. SALE PRICE lie
Csc quality. SALE PRICE TO
$50 quality. SALE PRICE $50
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-15
Floor Coverings
and Draperies at Clearance
Prices

61AA DA0kS%AAGS a. >~A~~>A $1,000
Prices
1oc SCRIM with color border
SALE PRICE Sc
zoe HEMsTITcHED scRIM-
SALE PRICE 16e
HEMsTITcHED scRIM in 25c
and 30c values. SALE PRICE 19c
Csc IMPORTED MADRAS
SALE PRICE 1876
IMPORTED MADRAS in SOC
and $50 values. SALE PRICE 24c
1870 SILKoLINE-
SALE PRICE &c
zoe cREToNNE. SALE PRICE f5c
Csc sATTEENE. SALE PRICE 21c
scRIM MADRAS AND LACE
CURTAINS SPECIAL SALE
PRICES
Value 500. SALE PRICE s2c
Value $3.50 to $175-
SALE PRICE $1.es
Value $3.50 to $500
OTHER HIGH GRADE CURTAINS
IN ODD LOTS OF TWO, THREE
AND FOUR PAIRS AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES DURING THIS
SALE.
REMNANTS OF ScRIM, MA
DRAS AND MARQulSETTE in
values un to Csc a Vard-
SALE PRICE 1870
4ee sUNFAsT MADRAS
yard wide and in all good
colors. ...........S SALE PRICE see
$3.50 -suNFAsT MADRAS
OVER DRAPERlEs, full
yards long. SALE PRICE s2.ss
ALL PoRTIEREs AND COUCH
COVERS AT SPECIAL
SALE PRICES
AN ODD LOT OF WINDOW
SHADES is OFFERED AT
SPECIAL SALE PRlC ES.
SALE PRICE 1so
BY IL RUGS
1895 TAPESTRY 8Rus-
sells. ..-...............FoR $ff.75
s1s;5o TAPESTRY RR BY -. ~
SELS.................. 1885
$3.50 ADMINISTER RUGS
FOR $3.50
$3.50 BODY 8RUs ELS
hGGS. .fOH $G5soU
$500 WHITTAL RUGS. -. $4,000
5000 KARNAK rr5WILToN
RUGS. g.. FOR $49.5O
8 FOOT BY 10 FOOT 6
RUGS
$3.50 TAPESTRY BRUS-
SELA@Ss .s..;. .......... FUR $1O.25
$500 ADMINISTER RUGS
FOR $3.50
$500 WILTON RUGS. FOR $3.50
6 BY 9 RUGS
$3.50 BODY 6RUss sells
HOGS. ...s... ...FOR $13.25
$500 ADMINISTER RUGS
FOR $12.es
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-15
Clearance Sale Values IN
Mems Furnishings


Clearance Sale Values IN
Mems Furnishings
1oe SOCKS Of medium weight
in fast black only
SALE PRICE Be;
4 PAIR FOR zoe
f5c COTTON SOCKS of heavy
weight, black or tan
SALE PRICE lie;
PAIR FOR 3oe
15e WOOL SOCKS - Heavy
wool in black, navy or gray
SALE PRICE flo
"LIoN" BRAND HOSE for
men. The finest Csc hose on
the market. In black and all
eoIors. -. SALE PRICE 2fe;
s PAIR FOR $1.2o
25e BOSTON AND PARIS
CARRIERS. SALE PRICE ice
SOC PRESIDENT SUSPEND
ERS.............sALE PRICE S5c
FIBRE SILK SOCKS in black
and eolors, regularly Csc and
look like silk. SALE PRICE gle
SOC RIBBED UNDERWEAR-
a heavy winter weight
SALE PRICE 42e
Soc FLEECE LINED UNDER
WEAR-Heavy weight
..,--, SALE PRICE 4se
25o SILK FOUR IN HANDS.
made with open end
SALE PRICE ,se
soc ALL-sILK FouR-iN-
HANDS in late Fall and Win.
ter styles. SALE PRICE $50
SILK KNITTED FouR-IN.
HANDS
Soc quality. $3.50. SALE PRICE zee
500 quality. -. SALE PRICE sec
$!.5o quality. 49,. SALE PRICE CSC
sec NEeLIeEE SHIRTS for
men or boys. SALE PRICE sse
A FINE PERcALE NEoLI-
GEE SHIRT, coat style with
attached cuffs. SALE PRICE Csc
MEMS NEGLIGEE AND OUT
ING SHiRTS--A big variety of
styles and weawes.
Dollar value. 800. SALE PRICE 7sc
NEGLIeEE SHIRTS Of very
high grade. Made of French
Pereale. SALE PRICE CSC
NORFOLK AND NEW BRUINS
WICK UNDERWEAR-This is an
odd lot of broken sizss-but II you
can find your size here you can
save money.
VALUES. .s1.25, $3.50, $500. $3.50
ssAs hI One-third Off
s1.oo RIBBED UNION SUITS
SALE PRICE sse
SOC WORK SHIRTS
SALE PRICE 45e
use POLICE AND FlREMEN.s
5RAcEs-Heavy webbing
SALE PRICE fse
All Underwear Not Adver-
tised Reduced Ten Per Cent.
Toilet Goods at Sale Prices
DAGGETT q RAMSDELL's
COLD CREAM
use size. PRICE ise
35c sizs. SALE PRICE zee
$50 WILLIAMS Tall CUM
POWDER Violet, earnatiofl
15e REID q HUGHES co.'s
TALcuM - Trailing Arbutue
and Spring Violet
SOC DERMA VIVA, the liz
guild Beautifier. Flesh, pink
and white. SALE PRICE 2se
soc pERMA VIVA FACE
POWDER in flesh and whits--
SALE PRICE zse
sANiToL DENTAL POWDER.
PASTE AND LtogiD. .,,.
koLYnos DENTAL CREAM
SALE PRICE tse
/ HOT WATER BOTTLES In
the two-quart size. Dollar
quality Of rcd seamless rub.
Der. SALE PRICE 19o
.m@la'
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-15
Small Rugs at Clearance
Prices
Notions at Clearance Prices

COMBINATION CROCHET
COTTON SPOOL AND SEW
ING HOLDER AND PIN
CUSHION. Regular price 25e-
SALE PRICE $50
SEE-lT- SPRING FAsTEN-
Frs in all sizes, both black
and white. SALE PRICE 30
Sc HOOKS AND EYES in
black or white SALE PRICE So
60 BLACK AND WHITE BELT
PINS, assorted, 60 on sheet
SALE PRICE 40
Do COMMON PINs-4o0 on
paper. SALE PRICE 2 for 30
"EAGLE" PINS In 4 sizes
SALE PRICE 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-09
CHAIRMAN TALK
Of ELECTION STEALS

New York, Nov 8 Republican
Chairman Wilcox sisued the follow
ing statement
Every precaution must be taken to
secure an honest count OF the ballots
in every close state Anybody who
intimates that Charles f. Hughes
would permit any man or group of
men to attempt to steal the presidency
for him is contemplate scoundrel
and knows it,
q further with a full sense of re-
sponsihility to the American people
say that any ma nor group of men
who attempt to steal the presidency
from Mr. Hughes will do so at their
peril
Chairman Mccormick issued the fol-
lowing statement in reply 70 the one
made BY Mr. Wilcox:
President Wilson is re- elected and
Mr. Wilcox shows he is aware OF the
fact His wall in reply to the charge
OF some imaginary person that some
one expects Mr. Hughes or his man
Iagers will try to secure the election
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-09
WooDWERD COUNTY.

Woodward Okla, Nov . Twenty
four precincts cut of thirty four give
for presidential electors as follows.
Wilson, 1,04S, Hughes. 90l Benson,
53t For corporation commissioner,
unexpired term w d Humphrey, dem
ocrat, G56, James Brown. republican,
zoe; w l. Thurmond, socialist, 347;
for corporation commissioner, long
term. Russell, democrat, sol, Parkin-
son, republican. 700; Marion Hughes,
socialist, 252; for congress- Eighth
district, Harris. democrat, S35 Nor
gan, republican, l,O66, Otto, socialist
955
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-09
BY ZOE HECKLEY.

months Of my first marriage had
known what I've Just told you about
the breakers in marriage well, may
be I'd have stuck it out But didn t.
We both got scared and jumped back
to shore
81 knew better the second time
and we're out in calmer and deeper
water, my wife and l. who want you
and yours to come to dinner soon.
win you"
Walt grasped his hand feryently and
nodded He fclt tremendous relief at
what Haines had told him, So they
were only going through breakers.
Janet and himself? It was just a
matter OF pushing ahead and they'd be
all right in a little while
The thought gave him comfort It
relieved the tension on his nerves.
which in turn had its good effect ON
Janets
Then one day, soon after. cold
word passed between them and they
did not exchange another word of any
kind for days
Was their voyage to be a stormy one
after all2
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THE BREAKERS.

Walt came into the office Of Mr.
Ianos, his employer, to get his o Is
on some advertising matter he had
written the day before and had handed
in for approval Haines looked up at
Waits troubled face.
Sit down Stedman" his employer
aid closing the door '1m going to
AXE an older and more experienced
mans prerogatiye of buttng into an
lther mans private life My excuse
is that ! think I can bring relief from
4 needless tension May go on?'
Walt nodded
You've saoen All the signs of
nan worried about the outcome Of his
marriage lately" Haines went ON
iudly Am on the right track"
Again Walt nodded after hesitating
i moment
"Al right, then tnnk can help. "
Iaines said cheerfully Just as
nan who's sailed over certain waters
an be of help to the young captain
who's starting out on his first voyage,
We been married twice
Walt looked up gratefully This
gas just the kind Of talk he had been
Wishing 10 hear
"Thc sea Of matrimony is a pretty
iood way of putting it," lIaines went
m And YOU have just launched your
tile bark you and the missus Now,
~ that figure, your little craft is at
resent in the breakers You two
lont know as the breakers You
link you're on the high seas and that
he whole voyage is going to be as
ough and strenuous as it seems to be
low.
"Well It may or may not be THAT
es deep down in yourselves and in
ltc hut the breakers aren't deep
hey're just breakers, aud if you push
IN you'll be in calmcr waters in just
4 little while
You and the missus are finding it a
title teetery, your craft are you?
'ou're keyed up You think the spill
$ coming any minute Wen. it does
many a young married couple But
heyro the ones who either mistake :
he breakers for the big deeps and
Jump back to shore or they're the un
iortunates who're doomed to ship +
wreck from the start Now Judge
you two are not Most marriages are
not.
What is troubling you two is that
you two are strenuously adjusting
your lives to the biggest change in
human life A andlubber who sets
out on his first sea voyage has an even
worse time; but the cause is the same
At bottom getting sea legs, which is
I nervous strain at best
You watch each other too closely
iou take each other too seriously
You give each word and look too much
meaning and weight You read things
nto what the other says which don't
exist Every day imperiection or dis
'ord looms up big to you In other
words, you two like every other mar
led couple who have shipped in the
same cabin, are too near each other
md you're not yet used to it.
Now I'm telling you all this With
'ut your having revealed by one word
low things are with you, or without
wen having met Mrs Stedman-a
pleasure / hope to have.
I'm only speaking from what I've ,
,een through. If, in the first few /,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-09

The vote on member OF the legisla-
tnre from the north district of Logan
county is as follows Smith, demo
crat 535 Acton. republican 727,
Quigley socialist SOC. Actions ma
jority officially is 1872. Ii was first
reported that Quigley the socialist
had carried the district by small
margin.
The three-cornerod fight for the
place was the hottest walked In the
north district in years,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-09
CLEVELAND COUNTY.

Norman, Okla, Nov 9--In the cleo
ton in Cleveland county Tuesday six
precincts out of twenty four report
ing, the vote was as follows For
Wilson, democrat, 3SS; Hughes. re-
publican. 1877 Benson. socialist. "a;
for Justice of the supreme court, Third
district. Kane, democrat S7S; Speed,
republican, ITO, Banks. socialist, 80;
for Judge OF the criminal court of ap-
penls. Thomas II DOYLE, democrat,
366; Henry f Gray, republican, l7S,
Patrick Nagle, socialist, l02
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-09
MY AUTO, IT'S or THEE.

My auto, lis of thee,
Short cut to poverty
OF thee chant
/ blew a pile of dough
ON you two years ago,
And now you refuse to 90,
or won't or can't
Through town and countryside
You were my joy and pride
a happy day
| loved thy gaudy hue
Thy nice white tire SO new
but now you're down and THROUGH
In every way
TO thee, old rattle box
Came many bumps and knocks
For thee | grieye.
Badly thy top is torn,
Ffaycd are thy seats and worn;
A whooping cough affects thy horn,
dc believe
.Thy perfume swels the breeze,
While good folks choke aud wheeze
AS we pass by
paid for thee a price,
Twould buy mansion twice,
Now are all peddling ice
wonder why?
7 hy motor has the grip,
Thy spark plug has the pip,
And woe is thine
I. too. lave suffered chills
Agac ana kindred ills
Fndcayoring TO pay MY bills,
Since thou vert mine.
Gone is my bank roll now.
No more 'twould choke the COW
As once before
Yet if had the mon,
SO help me John amen
ia buy car agin,
And speed some more
Square and Compasses