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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
The Keep Well Column
cANcER

The almost supers'itloas dread OF
the disease and unwililugness 70 al
mr ~ existence or 20 seek inedirai
adtre ia time. are peil known and
diifcait obstacles In its control
Proof o. his fatal neglect a.
found m The experience OF prom
iueuf surgeon ~ho recently studied
rt~ rase records IN order 70 obtain
definite Information a. % the DELAY
u fhe average case
"Of s5 recent patient s. were
nea and 80 were women. Further
l8y n these IS cases showed that
after the FIRST discovery 81 susplci
oG. symptoms tho men had waited
an average Of u months before con.
sulg1g 'he doctor and tho women
had waited on the average Of %
months
rNany other surgeons couid pro.
dube very similar yecords. Winter.
~ KonlgSberg PruAsia1 the pioneet
~ Ia educstion Of the public Is
regard 70 cancer once examined the
records of'tos2 oreraiable cases and
hoved fhat ~ por crnt of those pa
ucgi could and should have az
pIiet 'or treatment much eariicr
when they eo,ld have had FAR
higher chance % re-ovefy than was
actually the case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07

Great nsrt n4opis OCCASIONALLY
~ a-antcali, Tet from brain
.hurastar,sa nv weakness o,
fa,ir7,s on concentrating
.,i.r.or a-a General irahiliry
.a a.isod 10 49, e,.fias and demands
~ syerydav Bse
vra rsgse.. ~ this condition are
,t varied Tse commences,
.a ~ I'm i a.orrv This Affects
-. b-st, ,rairec,tv through inter.
~.~.s .th ~ mower IN sleep and
.-.ro, a~ar-irg subsidiary organs
h man worries one O.. the
.t. .orsaagencss Is digestive
vne nsual eov ~ ga.
M ~,etrt. tufre il lessened
srs ana ir,ssrfres perform
.t..~ .,-,.io~s asslv
,esytt t.s food eaten
-...t..~ -o-e~iv accumulated nor
--rs el,,,,irs,ss Tbt. means
,..t ..oiso,oYs s.bafarce~ par into
M. .,..s .-4 .h-o.vh me htood are
II -be rain Then ire aork.
s,a,,y tbe brstn beoornes az
~ -, 80 ,ha rosrr
,g ~ or rsioh lovers
-,,F-. v.,gs ~ ~ .unnIv ~
.3-,4 vsa - ~ erair nav 49,
$500 naeisnt cause ~ brain
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07

Is taken up by The blood oxygen
Il indeed the essential food 0' The
blood. impure air lacking H
oxygen and thereby the bleed il.
cheated OF its food Brain Tag then
follows,
or brain far may result from dis.
eased conditions Ia ewes ears. nose.
throat. and teeth This cause 81
mental exhaustion often Is over
looked. yer is operant 10 many.
many cases.
Nasal troubles by Interfering with
HI breathing help ,o rob The blood
OF its Oxygen Diseased throat CON
dir.ons snd tooth decay allow u0N-
iou- material 81 ger rto tie tom
ach. 70 cause digestive disturbance
affecting the blood nisease % the
eyes and ears may afec, tbe brain
through nerve strain
Finally BRAN fae may hs "a srUp
tom. not of functional 2esSneas 81
tho brain bar Of organic brain dis.
ease. d & thep OF more seroas m
port than when resulting from any
other cause
Fortunately ibis s. far audi wal
It's least frequent cause Clalig
vhen iuye stgaion 81 made nll
be found 70 have arisen trom ome
one or more OF the condition men
'loned above or from conditions
equally remediabie
Which means that when g person.
begins 10 suffer from train faE he
probably has no occasion 20 tear ia
'al consequences.
Rnt he has occasion 20 seek good
medical advice u order 20 discover
ias' That cause or causes are a.
work 90 his indledual case and 'aso
measures 70 cope with those
And a. 70 'he prevention az brain
TAX the proper procedure should
rog o. plain.
The Development ~ emotional
control 50 as 20 overcome any .eE
dencg 20 Uorry attention 20 hyaiu,
~ Tho person, particularly hygiene
~ 'he eves. ears nose. ihroai and
teeth diotetic prudence ard rhf
taking ~ due precautions with b.
gard 20 exercise and ventilation
these are ne prime prevention o.
axhs lion ~ The brain
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
The Slaughter to Increase.

Afier some IS months Of a. the Allies have
got together and decided that 10 Is not well to
let the kaiser accumulate his forces separately
against any Ose.o OF the Allies
The Paris conference having agreed upon this
principle Announces that II b. up 10 the com.
mandersin-chief 10 find way for its practical
application.
The only way 10 Interfere with the kaiser's
trans portation of huge bodies ~ troops from
point 70 point. "a ht PHRASES Is through contin.
ued hammerng by tha Allies A. all important
-..eiHtE-En r-gIich- pnllcI- Great Britain and
Russia are prepared. so Tar rs men are concern.
ed Much depends upon how they are prepar.
ed as TO munitions
Perhaps We ara going 10 find out how long
Germany can stand aitrition slaughter OF her
soldiers.
Evidently, the high.tide Of bloodletting ia
about to be reached.
Poor. mad Europe,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
Let the People
Rule-and Write
Grateful fer Accurate Reporting

Grateful fer Accurate Reporting
~ IN If,fpr ~ The TtwcsT
am nteiild % Offer my personal
srautlde 20 The Times s5r rs
faithful report OF The discourses or
The Rey jaime r Freeman In thr
noorlay Lenten services IN the
Miles thearer because feel that
Tie community should ger the hene
ff ~ such Tremendously uplifting
thoughts have been attending
these meetings bot many of ms
rienQ- are not able 20 DO so and
make it point 70 procure the news
narer report in order 20 share With
these friends such rare thoughts as
Tr freeman has given those Who
h1vc beard hIm have been unable
70 arc iu 7ny s fho Detroit papers
such excellent and complete repor
The Time. has printed Wish
tha c bad many DR. Freenaus in
ouI ru SAD nHv
HAWPARTZ0oM DER CARA
EEnYAN 81 p
Detroit. Ae~f s. tql6
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
Better Judgment Prevails
And Marvel Selleck, 16,
Is Taken Out of Jail

Our prosecuting officials have at last
displayed an appreciation Of the fitness
OF things and have had Marvel Seleck,
l6-year-old slayer of his stepfather, re-
moved from the county jail to the de-
tention home.
Just as we expected they would these
officials began hearing from the public
after an assistant prosecutor had in
formed the court that under the law the
hoy COULD be confined in the Jail
pending final disposition of MS case. y
The court, by the way, COULD have
disregarded the Recommendation Of the
assistant prosecutor by ordering the boy
taken to the detention home in the first
place.
Mental deficiency rather than GRIMM
Atty was responsible for this boys, act.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
Fishing in the Same old Empty Hole
BY r. e. PAINE

sea creature after which it Is nam
I'd. not only has tenfacles with
which TO seize iis prey, but II also
has power 20 discharge volume of
black fluid TO conceal It's movements
when attacked.
The situation is Opaque. and we
viii get nothing by fishing in such
waters
Right pat was Senator Lodges ex
ciama'ion IN The senate. the other
day why, tho supreme court dis
Owed Standard oil. didn't 10"
II is pretty clearly demonstrated
shat such Is the frightful evil Of
capitalization. you cant "regu
late" corporation, TO tho extent az
any substantial relief 10 the public
without breaking that corporation.
Years and years OF attempted legis-
lation, prosecution, investigation and
regulation have demonstrated be.
yond a doubt that government com
petition Is the only relief from cor
poration monopoly in the necessaries
o. life.
Let congress. Instead OF hopelessly
fishing In the lnky fluid squeezed
out OF tho Standard octopus by our
supreme court. open up tho govern
ment oil territory and start a few
refineries Observe how promptly
the armor and powder monopolies
have dropped upon their knees. nj
the first congressional peep about
government competition To catch
octopi. bait with ociopHa TO PAT
down pests. breed germs that con.
sumo pests
n II weren't Tor political hoes that
ere always buzzing in our hair. we'd
learn lot from fishermen and bac
teriologisfs thai We could apply.
with great advantage. 10 our eco
Monies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07

Fishing az recreation. ~ ~ hne
thing n promotes Hch excellent
qualities as patience endurance and
spiritual contemplation but when
congress goes after criminal con
spiracy headed by the standard oc
topus. t simply bats its hook FOR
sharks and drops ts line in a wash
rub. aeuraryely speaking when T.
ought TO DO con-cientiously sawing
wood
fr win lend only foolish demon
7tration OF patience and endurance.
and gasoline buying folks have 81.
ready ro. all they 1-titt- 81 4ileh
For over 30 wears we've had con
Fressional law enough 70 iail every
trust conspirafof Boz The country
Convictions under this Laws haven't
been frequent enough or serious
enough 20 have the ligh'est effect
~ 9eierrnut
Tie United States supremo court
has ans sculatcd Hha' laW 10 Lad
nd THO .p.rnor have abandon
90 me practice Of getting together
ln formal meeting fo concoct crime.
That ail the relief f'i 'he pub
De has zoi ONT Of legislation and lt
has paid finally all Tho costs on
both sides ~ 'he case n getting
that
For rnf dome InIIlvr that there
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
We Get Better, Every Day.

Dispatches bring ,wo remarkable .nstaae'. 81
hiEh moral reform
New York magistrate dee df- that poke. =
"a gentleman garne and roi gambling
THIS VIII ease the cousclenCes al a ioi ~ ~
fectly good Americans
We have locked on AZ poser games and ro
clu5ed mat n was mex only n0 1e0 -'eraea
game bar immoral and gambling ot Che i1p~t
pronounced SORT
ln the-seroud instance alluded 90 the rerruiy-
because Of "risque des gns ta,t0aed ga hef
bodies
We hadn't Thought Of 81 before hlt { wou.
be. perfectly awful 70 have hattiets.t sireNr
with corVses re r. s soldiers bearing ursefiL..
pictures IN black and reo ink.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
A Poem a Day


ItFE.
what am T. IAfe A thinE ~ watsrt
saif
Held in oheston ry .rrfstrE Nlls
tghrn work fnrf know NOT Nnf.
which nFtfr haif
Myself anwlttins whore tocir Master
dwFlis
, 40 uot tld Them YET they t0u 'hei
t world vtirt uses mo as use ihew
Nor 90 knoV which emo 1r ~niDn
begin
nor ehrh ~ pra -. which pamper
Winch condemn
Sp liAe marvel fu "a mary -et
3 answer 90 TIRE vnst aF Ha. hp w8ta
The SOFA ~ air goes of er afy nr wei
Dr fEr CON en comes -fF Wf0lr-
from her cave
or tho Rr,at san comes north tnlr
myriad 7
Tlnalos, mr. knowing how yet wor
der ring Why
John Masttell In thc Atlantic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
An Eye at a Time

one eye Of the poet Browning had
very long focus. the other a very
short one. with the result that De-
usual, had ono eve shut the lore
one while walking. the short one
"a bile reading. an Accomplishment,
OF which he WAS toleraby proud
specially because ne never suffered
discomfort from either o. them ex
ccpt once. when, az boy. be- got
sick trying 20 emulate his Idol.
shelley. and become a vegetarian
No man ever had 10 stop climbing
the ladder OF fame because There
wasn't another rung above him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
BE STILL.
BY Or. FRANK CRANE
(Copy right, 1915. by Frank Crane)

In recent war letter from France the
writer gives a suggestive picture of the
headquarters of a general. Outside the
headquarters there were no gendarmes.
no Sentrles, no painting automobiles. no
mud-flecked chaSSeurs-a-cheval." II was
apparently an empty chateau. At one
Iot the terraces was pond, and in it
floated seven beautiful swans" The gem
era himself seemed calm and unworried
His manner suggested he had no more
serious responsibility than feeding bread
crumbs TO the seven stately swans. In
stead he was responsible for the lives of
one hundred and seventy thousand men
and fifty miles of trenches"
When you visit real man Of affairs
ne adds ''you seldom find him surround
ed by secretaries, stenographers, and
battery of telephones AS. rule there
IS nothing on his desk but photograph
of his wife and rose in glass of
water"
Everywhere confusion means waste;
not power, but loss of power
In the basement of the factory the
huge driving rod Of the engine passes
back and forth. silently, lightly as a
thoughtful woman Power-and only
whisper Up in the top story looms are
clashlng Din and uproar-but you can
stop one Of those spindles with a finger.
The newSbay. making half cent on
each sale, is shriekng on the street like
a Comanche brave In the Office building
the chairmanof the corporation is max
ing half a million dollars with a word
and gesture rs If he were passing the
bread
Niagara roars because it is all run
ming away. splitting. useless. Confne it
In a pipe SO that il will supply a thou
sand power-pants, and ii is as silent as
eravitation.
And grawtation most gigantic. uni
versal and irresistible of known poten-
cies, never even squeaks.
The earth revoves with its burden Of
continents and peoples, and never
grooming axle and the planets whirl
through the ether as huge bilion-ton
cannon-balls as quiet as thought.
The drama works up with cries and
truggles TO its climax. but when the
great moment comes. and the very top
ditch Of tense emotion is to be expressed,
me actors stand stony. stolid, voiceless
and motionless in the extremity Of pas
ion. Nothing is so pregnant so elo-
quent, as silence.
There has been deal of speculation
bout God But if there be a God, He
us the most secret Of beings. He isNthere
IN the still heavens, He is behind the
tree-life, He is waiting speeches. in the
seed. The supreme is supremely hidden.
The Almighty is the All-quiet
You might know that War is useless:
It is too loud After it comes silent Jus
tice, and accomplishes
And you why do you strive and cry?
Why all this turmoil of feeling and cata-
ract of speech? BE still. Only when
YOU are silent Is there force in oyu.
Enter into stiffness. into simplicity.
There YOU find the cosmic energy of the
stars. the unutterabe pulse of life, the
dynamic Of the Infinite.
u,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
DIR. Theodore b. Sachs
Just Another Victim of
the Political Juggernaut

A second sacrifice has been made 10
politics in the last few months in the big
city of Chicago
We remember how Ella Flagg Young.
the best superintendent of its schools
that Chicago had ever known, after a
stubborn fight waged for years, at last
succumbed TO the Vaccinations Of the
political ring which had schemed SO long
TO put more easily manipulated person
in her place.
An even more serious loss has taken
place in the removal and consequent
death of DR.. Theodore b. Sachs, former
chief of the Municipal tuberculosis SAM
tarium, who was purely victim OF poll
tics and who, unable to endure the
"stings and arrows of outrageous for
tune" finally killed himself.
DIR. Sachs was appointed by Mayor
Harrison four years ago.
He proved himself remarkably ca
pable and Conscientious man.
His education under DIR. Koch, the tu-
berculosis specialist Of Berlin, and
course at the College Of Odessa had
fitted him to an unusual degree for MS
difficult position.
He was wrapped UP in his work, body
and soul. and had planned improvements
for the institution which would have
taken years to carry out.
During most of the four years of his
incumbency there had been waged con-
slant political fight for his dismissal
Mayor Thompson finally yielded to the
demands of the politicians, but the wom-
en- voters of Chicago rose in a body and
demanded his reinstatement
Had not these women been enfran-
chised il is probable that their demands
would have been as futile as have been
many of those of Jane Adams when she
struggled for so many years to better the
conditions for the people of Chicago.
AS it was, DR.. Sachs was re-instated
and the fight continued for awhile.
However, politics finally won.
Charges were trumped up against the
doctor
A contractor testified that the city
had thrown away $4,000 on some cot
tages built after the plans of DIR. Sachs.
These charges, believed TO be utterly
false; the disappointment Of having his
life's work ruthlessly taken from him /;
the ingrattude Of the public and worry
en- moved upon his mind that DIR Sachs
took poison in the sanitarium and died.
Thus is one more victim added TO the
many which the political Juggernaut
brushes when they stand in its way Of
graft and greed and ambition and
exploitation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
From Another Point of VeW

William Alden Smith has been invited
to address the Shiawassee County Re-
publican club banquet later IN the month
But William Alden may K. ) " r.. which
is TO say, may Respectfully Submit Illt-
erence Vote, as an example OF what aa-
dressing banquets has done 10 hlm a.
ready.
If that clergyman down east has really
and truly photographed a soul, Uhat in
terests Us most Is whether its picture
iatterS il.
OBSERVES T r.
headline saws Planting Trees WIN iyas
mite And now knox wig t0e buds olr
ia The spring
make himself generally useful SO restaurant.
Give ne a knife and FORK ana l''i promise ~ Al
this job satisfactorily
sounds plausible 10 me that mo 5orse q ihe
Anger Carriage co. RS Waterloo So -hold have
'disiemper" this summer
But isn't the divorce suit the wife 81
Dentist w ate has started IN DANCE Of
being interrupted by the sudden disap-
pearance Of one Of the importan. Wit
nesses?
He name was Maf
And every dat
ne brought her posies rale
But ihey ,ell oar
And what about
rs neither here nor there
80 more her called now April l9Hers
Cause be- used 20 bring 3ia. flowers
On the other hand il must BE- borne in
mind that National Committeeman Wood
in return for what he did against Wilson
fom years ago had the advantage oil
Wilson support III getting him Ell re-
elected.
IN autos villa '1ey pursue
Ger mountains and 800. 'afngga rstiHn
And ae ale wondering II sou
Think .f Us WORTH fhc Eeerrt
Why is it We near 30 little this spring
lof that Cleveland base bali team Per-
maps it is because we aren't living n
Cleveland
>.
Pancho Villa sugges Is that he IS Mex
J iucfr Lstr4r.,-T Dg.r.f~ HT<.s..,t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
FAMOUS BANDIT RENDEZVOUS

huge bowidor having ten acres OF surface
above ground. from which granite IL being taken
for building the new Oklahoma state capitol is
said once 10 have been favorto bandit rem.
devious n Is solid mass towering above the
tree tops and formed Of an excellent grade OF
stone.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
\ BELIEVER

Does your husband believe in prohibition
About The same ~ hc does ln gto He HG
mits than there mAght be- such ttlnT aHi Toe
mention Of ithCaTes him dreSifniit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07

thousand ~ .iyes are needlessiy
.ar~lfr ed 20 cancer Many % iheFo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
SI(iN

Us your sister AT home BObhc
4 think she Is. I heard her say hr wasn't
expecting YOU judge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
LIBERTY BELL IN COAL.

Tiny replcas 81 the Liberty bell. carved from
anthracite coal and sci with "geni-" OF crystal
sulphur from the mines. are being sent 10 various
friends by Senator &. a Snyder. OF Pennsyl.
vania. the copies being SO perfect that even the
famous crack has been reproduced bX tbe carver
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07

u want cake ~ the best toilet SOAP Won
have a shopper in one Of the bis Now York
department stores said TO saleswoman the
other day "hew much is n. please2" Two
dollars and ninety cents was the staggering re.
ply as The clerk brought forth from case
small, daintily wrapped package and you're
lucky 20 get this. for were not getting any more
81 them now II was French SOAP and the
htgh price, 10 was said. -2as due TO the exquisite
perfume used IN its manufacture.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07

I in the opinion of those who nave come
in contact with hlm ana heara ms story.
II was easy for one OF MarVei mooo
and lack OF education TO oe soaaea 70 the
shooting.
The way II was planned the oeiinef-
alton with which II was executed ana an
OF the other details suggested an ao-
normal condition
The utter lack OF responsibility ana OF
ability 20 argue within himself the cues
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY ~ THE
WAR

Rt.ssiars claimed notable success
ln carpathians
German line between McuHc AVA
NnsrIl. pushed hack
French captured Les tspnrgcs.
rrsr Nrrlun
German armed mcrrhan'nan lrinf
rlttf Friedrich int"rned az NFMpoFt
News
wue Poland u.s. law pruWui gated
In lafruErnG
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
The Daily Reminder"


William Woodwork. famous
English poet. born Died Apr 20,
1850 William Ellery channlng. "a
NOUS Unitarian clergyman. horn in
Newport b Died in bennington.
VI. oct lSts
1876 samuel T. Miller. for nearly
- years an associate Justice of tho
supreme court 81 the United states.
born tn Richmond Nv. Died ia
Washing ton. oct rs, 1890
lS2i-John " Gear. United states
senator and former governor 90
iowa. born in Ithaca y y Died la
Washington July "a. 1900
1881 kinc Pedro / ahdicRted tho
throne 90 RfaEil.
fS3t Funeral ~ President VIII
tam Henry Harrison took place IN
Washington
1853 British. French and Austrian
governments demonstrated with Rus
STA on cruelfles IN Poland
SIS Royal titles bin tmaking
Queen Victoria empress of lrflAudA
passsd rs house - lords
lSSS-- rhc centennial ~ tho settle
nent OF ohio VAS celebrated az Ma
riefta
1891 Ph'nes = Rarnum pioneer
American Snowman died ~ Pr d-e-
uort a. Born az Bethel. Ct. Juiy s,
1870
iS9s Margaret Mather celebrated
tvess dicf az Charleston. W Va.
p1~n AZ rllhurS. Canada, oct ~. 1882,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07

Pancho Villa suggest that ne IS VI,
lco S Edward Pav.on Westun.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-07
CAUSES OF BRAIN FAC.
BY r. AOOlNGToN BRUCE

Aa.h7r7t Fsonal ana Parortao7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19
GERMANY TO ABSORB
LORRAINE. .AlSACE

BERLIN. June ~ Tho province NJ
ttrftirr Nssrr. nsa "friehsiard" estate
ef ihr smrirri uriruhisdN will cess,
io ,,lsi afrt tho vDf n rnv hos hssh
virtually decided that 'hs srne,cd prov
Usrs viii hr absorbed ln fnme mau.
nei into ihe rrnsf,l unit, ~ ihr sm.
p.ts aud uo longer administered urdor
The abnormal conditions prrtauIne sir .a
tho war ~ 1870. according 20 hlrh "a.
mnlsitAii,c officials here wha, form
this condition viii take is as yrt unror.
tain The discussion II The problem vas
onu ~ tho reasons Tor Chancellor won
r,thmann uollVeER recent visit 10 the
sruih. those states ana Prussia ts.ri
'h' most interested parties is the PRO
posed new order " things
The project NJ rfcsent mrsf favored
is n division ~ tho province, into three
lntts With annexation 90 Us,afip. ~
den ani rtussia-Bavarla rsttinr ihs
Hons share
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19
Politicians May
Be Arrested for
Shooting Judge

HUNTSVILLE. An. June 10 -investi'
cation NJ conditions In Madison county.
which resulted IN the murder last week
NJ Fforair judge " r tAwlor. Var he
Fun today h officials from outs d. III"
count, \ special rpn1 jury .ummonci
~ Isrin work toit, Vts charged hy
Judge \ y Foster NJ Troy. Will" State
ATTORNEY General " l. Martin IL her"
10 direct tho iuyeFigailon sengN siill
Wss hcug mad, today Tor rey'rri men
'ur whom warrants have been issued IN
connection with the murder of Judge
tpWl'f Tho arrest NJ two men prominent
loo county politics is expected durIul tha
laN
The two companies ~ national runtds-
men nov here viii be- retained ior m.
present II 10 announced. although ofn.
,tls believe there N little danger ot
mob violence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19
TRUTH about PIANOS
Put this in your pocketbook, it's Safety First"

We ARE independent Of any "far
tory" trust or group
We du mot use our customers nc
counts lu borrow money from
banks money lenders asset"
companies. or account brokers.
NnDhcr do We put our customers
accounts mp 10 any factory for the
purpose oi credit
We buy for cash and rct every nd
vantage that ready cash, big pur.
cha-os and q big bu,iurs, can de.
mand and get