davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1916-03-05

that he'd simply let lot of things pile
up on him because he couldn't hand
out decisions. He'd lodged and side
stepped and dilly-dallied, just as he had
about them buildin' plans. He'd got a
lot of people sore on him, pulled couple
of damage suits, fired one of his best
men, and got so he want on speakin
terms with another.
at has been first one thing and then
another" says he, until | broke under
the strain. The specialist knew in mo-
ment. Overwork.
Bunk" says l.
al beg pardon?" says he.
"Underwork, more likely" I goes on,
"and over-stewin'. That's my dope for
it. Maybe it amt so soothin' to listen
Evening star., 1916-03-05

of what's silly you
are, aren't you?"
says |. take a
look at yourself in
the glass, there"
" N o. t h a II k
you," says he, grab
bin the parcels. Il
-l'll take your
word for it."
And with that he
feeds more loot
down where the
janitor will be sur
prised to find it in
the mornin'.
"Now," says |,
pushin' him back
into the chair,
well proceed to
sponge off the
rest of the slate.
What about these
awful business
locations
that's been chasin'
you towards a nut
Factory! State
EN-"
Which he does,
with full details
and dismal groans
sprin kled d in.
Seemed sort of re-
lieved to talk about
'em, too. But the
most | could make
o,,% 80
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-09-30
Work BY Competent Mechanics

We will sag YOU l1 w 20.
ONS. NOW I'D stock. Buy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-01

Do Daily News Will be- delivered by anywhere
rls> or by mN eunde Of he , So 900 year oo month
IN sSvsnsa
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~ ~ - mst-r d DO. posi- office at Am,n.o
sI t b 5 1879
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-01-21
GOOD NEWS
Many Deming Readers Have Heard
II and Profited Thereby.

Good news travels fast" aud the
many had back sufferers IN this vi
ciniiy are glad To learn where re
lief may be found, Many lame,
weak and aching back is bad no
more, thanks Ia Doan's Kidney Pills.
Thousands upon thousands of people
are telling the good news of their
experience with this tested remedy.
Here is an example worth reading
Mrs. II. II. Stevenson 40 A Street,
Silver City. n NJ. says; "a don't
hesitate Ia say few words. prais
ing Doan's Kidney Pills. We always
keep supply of this Zine medicine
int he house. One of my family of
ten complains of hackache and other
symptoms of kidney trouble. Doan's
Kidney Pills haven ever failed To
give prompt aud certain relief
Price jOc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills--hie same
that Mrs. Stevenson recommends.
Foster Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo,
n. Y.
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Anstria's reply was promissory
note.
It's cold in Russia, and England j.
also feeling draft.
It, funny how much preriier n
girl always in in her photograph.
The Kaiser got il in the neck nj
last. hut IL took his surgeons Ia do
il.
Perhaps Doe Cook wants to 90
through Germany in order Ia get a.
the Poles.
From all the reports from the Ford
party. Nine Rosika Schwimmer will
soon he in position Ia rally heroic
ally around herself.
The Sahara shown in the Garden
of Allah hasn't much an Arizona To-
day.
Many time aud oft We Ill and
wonder in our idle way il there are
real lri~hmen that say yez" and
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-01-21

II YOU want To know Henry
Forsi's sentiments. read the well
known remark Of the raven.
II may he noted that the inccnsli-
AIRY craze hasn't led any hyphen 10
fire brewery yet.
Somehow the balkan situation re-
minds Us Of two out in the ninth aud
score tied.
And Just 10 think that few >hoti
weeks ago people were complaining
Of Colonel Roo.cvcli's silence.
What ha, hccomc nj the old fash
toned hid that used Ia save NJ enough
Octogon soap wrappers to get parl-
or rifle.
Considering that il was sixty he
low zcro. We are moi surprised 4"
learn that Henry Ford'- party sol II
cool reception in Norway.
WHY j. il that the things We like
to eat are never good for H.. aud the
things we loalhc are healthy and
wholesome.
Some of our headline writers arr
such slaves of habit that they sill
refer 4" u munilion plant hlazr ~ e
mysterious" fire.
Another thing hat makes taP'nn
Ilob.on 81 angry with the war j. thai
il has backed the Japanese boeic Off
of every front page in the country.
We see by the standpai press thai
Wilson has sustained another In
initiating diplomatic defeat. Austria
having favored him to accept her ap
r!o.ie>.
I. ."ngre,, regulate it, cxprndi-
lures wisely under the budget ~
tenn there would h. less opporlun
iiy for pork.
ANYWAY. they can't say that F"'i
did mol come across.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-01-21
New Way wender
for Germs, ''asts.lr
The Big Surprise for Corn 0wnsra.
It's Sure, Simple, Safe, Quick.

Listen to III, wee story Of "Gets-1t."
the worlds greatest corn remedy. It's
"Mary had little 'Gcts-It. and
corns upon her toe; and every time
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-01-21

Rsliking the hyphen rs much rs
we do, We do not recall that We have
ever said anything offensive in this
column about Anheuser- Busch.
Al his birthday dinner II j. said
the president partook Of cake that
was baked by his wife. thus proving
NJ once his democracy and hi> hero.
ism.
Every New Year comes in with /;
whoop like an Apache and expire.
with u gasp IKE water running ohi
of bath tub.
Thanks Ia the modern progress il
l. the >lcDographer thai must WORRY
about writing 1916 instead Of 1918
Ours in an allrui>iir weather IN
rcau: it Frequently delivers better
goods than il offered IN IT, pr"sper
tu>.
Summed up. hic political situation;
j. thi-: President Wilson will -ncrce,
himself because h, j. the least nm.
popular of "nr Policemen.
A. phrase maker, Lloyd Gc"r.,
refuses Ia take back seal even t"i
our own versatile cnl"url and oni
scholarly president,
T. r. notion of reckless magnan.
unity j. lo conrcdr that perhaps aft.
or all. President Wilson means well
United We stand for u whole lot.
Every tailor knows lot Of prom
i-ing Nnnne men.
Iloyd George j. Welsh. hut you'l
notice that he never doe.
The water wagon j. hrc"min. more
and morc oi u baud wagon.
\ ll"bokcn a~trulopcr predicts ,ha
1916 will see more fighting ~ Men
icn.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-01-21

hsliking the hyphen rs much MS
we do, We do not recall that We have
ever said anything offensive in this
column about Anheuser- Busch.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-01-21

Al his birthday dinner Il j. said
the president parook Of cake that
was baked by his wife. thus proving
NJ once his democracy and his hero
ism.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
Ad Clubs Rooms to
Be Open Tomorrow

New clS rooms oi the Oklahoma
CiU Advertising club will be opened
Saturday in the Skiryn hotel, it was
announced today Soon after 1t is
planned To- have a "houSc warming" in
honor oi the growth OF the club Book,
pertaining To the advertising profession
have been purchased and installed in
the club library
William 7. Goiic. an eastern adyer-
ti,ing expert, will deliver a lecture next
Wednesday at the weekly meeting He
will talk ON Business Efficiency and
two musical numbers will appear ON
the program. Harold HalSell. Ad club
member and also a member OF the Mn.
,ical Art Institute aud Apollo club, will
iayA the club with two vocal numbers.
Mr Cote is to he followed hy Julius
Schneider, former advertising manager
OF the Fair, IN Chicago, ,nd later as
Sociatcd with two OF the l1rgeSt news.
papers ni that city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
Invisible Jinx Hovers
Ouer City 7oday-Friday
the Thirteenth Is Cause

Invisible bu, icarSomc, a link is
lowering over the city today.
Don't do it today
Put ii off ',ill tomorrow the
llth day of October For the hig
link OF the year. the spirit ot Fri
day the 18th will hang uncertainty,
Swooping now and then, Just above
the roofs, poised for evil until mid
night
And all about the city, on side
walks, in stores along the pave
ment and on front potcheS run the
little Hoodoos and GloomS, eager.
" pecring about to deal grief to
the unwary. They grease the brake
Innings OF autos. roll the rotten ap-
pie and other SQuaShy fruits beneath
the Zee, of the proud While the
Rig l,nN lcetS IN approval the
little ones bring the bad luck ON
this day VI they are not watched
This is the only Friday the 18th
OF the year
Mayor OvcrholSer came down to
the office this morning with his fin
gers crossed The traffic cops are
all dizzy from turning so fast to
look Tor trouble tha, may slip up
TO any busy corner
Up to noon no accidents had been
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
Three Prisoners
Flee McAlester

McALESTER. Okla. Oct lj-tSpc.
oial )-C atching towcrmau off guard.
three Oklahoma prisoners, George
Smith Everett Mason and Thomas
Morgan, placed ladder against the
north wall Of the state prison, scaled
the wall, and escaped Morgan, life
term convict from Oklahoma county.
was reoapturcd within an hour Blood
hounds are following the other two.
smith was serving seven years for
burglary Mason is charged with rob
berry OF bank at Francis and was be,
ing held for safe Keeping
Charles Napier, the guard who over
looked the escape has been discharged.
Morgan is one OF the four men who
pleaded guilty to the murder OF ]. II.
X, Mcdonald, a druggist, IN his store,
Tenth street and Western avenue, in
March, 1918. Morgan was given a
life sentence. Bard Moore, {. +. Cul-
bertson, and "Baldy" Seals. his asso.
cia,es IN the crime, also pleaded
guilty and are serving life terms,
When Morgan and his companion,
attempted to rob the druggists store
Mcdonald resisted. The robbers then
shot him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13

reported Io tho police the amhu.
lance station, or the undcrlakcrS
here IS an ancient legend a. the
effect that tn start ON a tourney ON
Friday is mlucky Many people
refuse To- So much as ride street
car to work on the supposedly ink
day.
But travel in local railroad sta.
tionS today was below normal
Folks were taking no chances. One
man who was compelled to G.
TO Kansas City on an important
business mission for his firm faint
ed at the Santa fe depot when his
train pulled in this morning Trem
bling like Leaf, white to his fin
ger tops, and chattering with fear,
he climbed aboard the train, as
sisted by the porter
His wife stood on the platform,
Sobbing like a child As the train
started the wife threw herself on
the bosom OF an elderly gentleman
who appeared 10 be her father
"Oh, I'll never see Henry again"
she cried "lll never see Hcury
again
Comforting her as best he might,
the old gentleman led the woman ,n
a taxicab aud they disappeared. the
wife still hysterical
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
Wilson Is Issue
Here, Says Welty

1T is through the foresight and good
judgment Of Presiden, Wilson tha, we
are enjoying peace and prosperity; It
is the duty OF every citizen in Okla
homa county and elsewhere TO show
his appreciation by giving the presi-
dent his vote said d B. Welty. acting
chairman OF the Oklahoma county dem
ocra,ic central committee today. The
issue in the Oklahoma campaign is the
election of Wilson or Hughes. The re
publlcans are placing their hope OF
elcctlng the county ticket on the
strength OF Hughes, and the democrats
are fighting the battle for Wilson We,
in Oklahoma county should show our
appreciation Of peace and prosperity,
and of our president, by giving him a
huge majority IN this county ! be
licvc Wilson will receive a majority OF
5000 in this county, and the democratic
county ticket will be elected by more
than 1000 majority"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
War Cuts Supply of
Campaign Buttons

The European war is having ITS et-
feet on the present national political
campaign for both democrats and re-
publcanS besides furnishing an abun-
dance OF national issues
As a result OF the war the supply OF
cellulo,d has been greatly curtalcd and
there is an unprecedented shortage OF
campaign buttons
At democratic headquarters 1t was
stated this morning by Chairman Rob
ctt NJ Rancy that he could not suppl,
the demand for Wilson buttons. ahich
is increasing every day
Allen Street. an Oklahoma Civ man
who Is IN western democratic national
Headquarters at Chicago, wa, appealed
'p hy Chairman RaiucN and IN tclc
graphic response TIN, morning Mr.
Street say, the shortage is general al
over the country, due to the inability
Of manufacturers to get ccllulold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13

LONDON. oct l3.-lhc Time, pub
li,he, an interview given to It's CORE
,pondcnt with the Russian army by the
King OF kumania in which the monarch
appeal, to the allie, not O. permit his
country to suffer the tate OF Serbia and
Belgium
The RumdnlauS viii not ialter the
king Nald. in their allegiance TO tht
cause, nory'aau the enemy awcau then
from .he,r faith in their allies Yc
the Rumanlans pray that in spite %
their existing cxigenccS ard their owl
problems the allies will not allow III,
affairs of Rumania who has staked he'
all III th, conflict, to pass into the bach
OF their minds and to suffer 10 such
an extent that she may meet the tate
OF either Belgium or Serbia
King Ferdinand say, tnat Rumauia
had not been moved to enter the war
by mere expcdlcncy. but that her de.
ciSiou was based on the biggest prin.
ciplcS OF nationality
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
CITIZENS COMMITTEE
PRAISES COMMISSION

Lommcndation OF the activity OF tho
state corporation commission IN its de
mand that the Frisco and Rock Island
railroads provide adequate depot iacili
ties for Oklahoma City is contained IN
the report OF the citizens committee OF
the Chamber OF Commerce, selected b,
Joseph HuckinS jr, chairman of the
committee
The five commit,ecmen--Mr. Huckins
T.. II. Cooke, Anton n ClasSen, Ed S
Vaught and J. NJ. ONen-met yeSter
day afternoon to discuss the plans
They recommended that Hudson avenue
IN iron, of the proposed station be wild
oned twenty-five feet and that the
freight depot OF the Frisco he moved
considerable distance from the union
station.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
Epworth Lawyers
Recall Evidence

After gong 20 the trouble OF obtain
INK a special order rc-opcnng the Ep-
worth university land case and intro
ducnR new testimony the attorneys Tor
the Methodist Episcopal tnurch. south.
todsy Withdrew all thi>actidence Their
action was taken in order To prevent
the lawyers lor the land Development
company from gaming a delay to pre-
pare some rchutta testimony
The attorneys will appear before
Judge Clark this afternoon to &c, him
tu set date for the arguments i, is
expected that he will set the matter for
the latter part ol this month
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
SUIT AGAINST FORMER
GUARDIAN BEGUN TODAY

The $4,000 suit by Almcda Spcrn
and Mrs Emily Spcrry Trustworthy
against their former guardian J L
Francis, real estate dealer OF this
city, opened this morning before Judge
Clark with the introduction OF a 10, OF
mortgages and deeds The whole case
depends on proving maladmnlStralior
Of the estate
The plaintiff, gave receipts diScharg
ing Mr. Francis from further obliga
ton to them, but their representation
IS that these we're secured from them
through Misrepresentation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
FAR FLUNG line OF DESTR0YERS PATROLS AMERICAN COAST
SURVIVORS OF ARMY
THAT TOOK MEXICO CITY
TO MEET IN REUNION

N7EW YORK. oct l5 surviving
IW Officers OF the army ol Gen
q V Winfield Scott which occupied
the CITY OF Mcxico will have a rc
union and banquet tonight IN cclc
bratlon OF the sixty ninth anniycr
Sary ct the organization IN the McN
lean capital ON OCT l] 1877 Of rhr
Altcc club Of lSl7. of which they
are members The club number
about 100. but i, composed manly
ui relatives OF Officers Of the army
navy OF marine corp, who served I'm
Mexico IN that campaign
ten II G.. Gibson OF the United
States army, retired, IS to be elected
prcSidcn, of the club at the annual
meeting tonight lie will succeed
Col ! A. PorteriIcld
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
Recruit Stations
in State Closed

Recruiting station, Tor International
guard 10 Oklahoma, Arkansas New
Mexico and Arizona were ordered dis
continued today, according to advices
received by Adlmant General Anccl
carp The stations proved unsuccess-
lul, Mr Earp said, in explaining a
reason Tor the dlsoontinuancc.
Oklahoma has five recruiting points,
at Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Enid Mus
kogee and Lawton The five officers
and fifteen enlisted men, who have had
charge of the stations, will be mustered
out OF the service the adju,ant general
said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
Is GIVEN MANY PUPILS

fiity-three cases OF corporal punish
ment have been registered in Oklahoma
City schools, according TO Super
lntendent Whitciord today Emerson
leads with twenty, and Willard is sec
ond with fourteen One suspension has
been put into effect, at Shields Heights.
fiiy-cight cases OF ,ruancy have
been brought to the attention OF school
officials Seventeen occurred at Emcr.
son Garfield is second. with eleven
cases.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
NO MORE STATE
TROOPS TO Be
ORDERED HOME
All MobiIIzed Troops Now Are
Ordered Out

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Oct. l5.--
There is no immediate prospec, Tor state
troops on border duty to return home
other than the organizations already
under orders. General Funston made
this clear today by pointing on, that
all national guard troops remaining
in state mobilization camps have been
ordered out and are taking the place OF
an equivalcn, number that have been on
duty for several months.
Troops not relieved in this exchange
must remain indefinitely. he said I'M.
less the war department changes its
policy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
Ready for Emergency.
Submarine Seen d,
200 Miles at Sea

BOSTON. Oct IA submarine of
unidentified nationality was reported
about 200 quilcs cast OF New York by
the British steamer Bowie in a sircles,
message today The course Of the sub.
marine was not stated
The Bowie IS British freight steamer
owned by the White Star line. 1t sailed
from Manchester September 30 Her
commander, who probably made the re-
port that submarine had been sighted,
IS Captain Summers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
Oklahoma Guards
Tire of Camping

"The boys are getting awfully tired
of the monotony and want to get back to
their Jobs, c. ID. Barriolow. chict
trumpeter OF the First Oklahoma in
fantry reported on his return to Okla
homa City today on furlough
But the weather down at San Be
nito is delightful now The mosquitoes
are about gone and the oranges and
lemons are ripening The boys are do
ing lots OF hunting. A man in d com
pany went out the other day and got
four deer"
The fight at the pumping station in
which Company A rcpelled band OF
Mexican thieves gave the guardsmcn a
touch OF what they went TO the border
for, Barriclow said bu, it was only
a skirmsh and was the only one fought
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
President Mingles
in Station Crowd

HARRISBURG. Pa, Oct IS. When
President Wilson stopped here ior a
few minutes early TIN, morning. a
small crowd va, at the station tie
shook hands with a, many a, possible
lie did not rcralu ON the observation
platform as usual but stepped down
into the station to grcc' the people
The president received word today
that Pennsylvania day at Shadow Lawn
Saturday will be attended by more than
500 voters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
Heavy Penalty for
Stabbing Attorney

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct l5.-G X Va
son doorkecpcr OF the Georgia house
OF representatives. who was convicted
of itabbing Thomas b Fielder an At
lanta lawyer. was given the maximum,
sentence by Judge Ben H. Hill III su-
perior court today lie was sentenced
to serve one year on the chain gang
six months in jail and fined $1,000
Fender was stabbed during fight
with Nason in a local hotel August ]
and was seriously wounded
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
ALLIES COMPLY
WITH DEMAND Of
U. S. ON N A|LS
Radical Changes in Treatment
Promised,

WASHINGTON. Oct Radical
change, IN the treatment OF mails on
neutral ships are promised IN the re
ply OF the British and French govern
mentN to the American protests againS,
interference with mail, The changes,
while short oi an abandonment OF the
contention oi the right to search for in.
formation ~ value tu an enemy. arc
regarded by the allies As sufficient to
meet the wi,hc, OF the United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
NO CONSCR|PTI0N
IN IRELAND, SAYS
LORD W|MB0RNE
asserts Proposal Is Neither
Feasible Nor Prudent,

LONDON. oct lj-Lord Wmborne,
lord lieutenant Of ireland, has informed
the government that oon,cription in
Ireland is neither feasible nor prudent
at present, according to the Dublin po-
l'tioal correspondent OF the Daily News.
Lord Wimbornc is said to have report
ed that the Irish nationaliStS are loyal
but that they say that ireland should
he treated on the basis OF the colonies
| III the matter OF military service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
Pardon for Man Who
Shot Charivarier

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct "a
John Coleman, 10 years old bridegroom
who last summer shot aud killed a
member of the chariyari party tha, sur
rounded his house on the night OF his
wedding, was pardoned from the Ar.
kansas pen'tentiary today Coleman was
convicted of manslaugh,er, given two
wears and started his term in Scp,cm
her
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
Mississippi Guard
Leave State Camp

JACKSON, Miss, Oct l5-Oiiicers
of the First regiment, Mississippi ma.
tional guard at Camp Swep Taylor, near
here, said today about scvcnty-iive
members Of the regiment were "ab-
sent without leave" and that twelve
charges Of dcscr,ion are pending
against guardsmen Most OF the alb
sent men, officers said, were members
uf G. company OF HattieSburg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
Beheaded Body of
Baby Boy Found

EAST ST, LOUIS, H., Oct lj.-Thc
bchcaded body OF Alphonso Magarian,
} years old, who had been missing from
home since October !, was found today
on a city dump pile
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
Rain in Scotland
Does Big Damage

LONDON. Oct, ls.-Thc most violent
ralnstorm in fifty years has paralyyed
railroads, DESTROYED bridges aud dam
aged crops over large portion OF Scot
land Five mche, OF rain fell during
ihc twelve hour, preceding noon Thurs
day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13
every YOUNG BRlToN
MUST serve COUNTRY

LONDON, Oct lJ,--Thc man power
board has reached the conclusion. ac
cording to the Times, that every young
man in the country must be definitely
placed in the national setvicc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-13

ARkANSAS-Fair and colder
WEST TEXAS showers IN southwest
portion; colder .Nh
KANSAS Fair and c,'d.r, probably
frost: Saturday warmer