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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

Kenyon sh,lh' Lows. T. ~ Nrlru'-
W u vsnlrrrg Nrun E1,.. t. b. Dp-
bcnd,h, vs. i trrnol, AMI Nrs lnn
smith
Mr. s. " GIu,d vul ro,u SATURDAY,
from weeks ti'f Htn relatives n
Winfield. Kan
The FIRST BrigHdo ~ the United COM
f,doratC Veterans nf uklHhunt VII he
represented ~ a., confederate reunion IN
Birminshaul Ma Ma, iG-N nN Nrs
Autumn $ 'unnel'' sponsor Mr \ ~
Anderson nhapufuno. Nr. " " TugN
mttfpu o' lun0r aud Niss Dorothy cray.
.fon mud N.s U''ou pugh mtils NJ
lnuir
Tho Eoyal Msirons Crochet clup vN.
entertained Nedn, .iuy ~ Nfs lart
Jordan Mrs Clinton e Stelrhctgcr. who
was Hu additional guest WIS voted "a
mcmhcrship The afternoon Wss speu,
With nccdlowofh followed h' luncheon
NJ pretty appointments The hustcN 'or
the ncNt meeting In two weeks sill tc
sDuoun. "a later
=
Mrs W v Porch entertained tho lin.
wood Nccdlocran club Thursday NJ her
inmc ri 'l1' West Twentieth street
NddlIonil guests NJ tho afternoon were
Mrs " Wolf and Miss opal Wolf NJ
Nleio. M Mrs lohn Grifnlhs. Mrs 7 r
lohnFon and Misses Marie Vance and
Helen Estcs The afternoon was spent
with nccdlcNofk The next meeting W
two weeks viii he with Mrs G n Rus.
s,li
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

S'"' go ''-' "A

u oniinued from rag, intl
john Ptcsi. George iroif'r hni MI VI
Morris Mines pruncr aud Morris
vcr' voted tu membership Miss ElnlSc
Jnf,i. gave foNctsl tnrbi svlcl tinus, Hc-
eunpnniod - the ho.tc-s daughter Miss
IVA sitter Mice Marian Robinson n''
sisted No serving dainty ro'reshni"his The
nc,t mo'tiu. IN tNo weeks viii be WITH
Nlrs Gopfr' BLACK
~ 8
Nf Thomas a. Hndlo, 10 GONZALES %
IN from n recent operation
%N%
W. q g S"i'z 'uter,Niod tho "
club Wednesday. tho afternoon hoins
spent With current events and needle
work Guests other than club members
enjoying the Afternoon were Mmos Roh-
ort Norehousc norman Nelson. Claude
Thorpe and ANDREW iurknm m sttpc-
tive luncheon IN Faster design was
f"iNcd rNr ur,t regular meeting win
BE- Ma, Q win Mrf Frrd Caldwell April
20 Me- e. . Davenport and Mrs r V
Morrison viii entertain the members and
their husband fnr ~" evening AZ the
home NJ Mu Davenport
y 4
Nifs John Hope win - to Ndn Monday
fur short visit With old friends before
soing on 10 Mpdil where She viii attend
the mcoting ~ the fourth district NJ the
State Federation ut Womcns luhs
which conv'uoe Npnl 20 In that r,t
g s. 3
Nr. o. NJ CoudiI tf. u' Hcllinghnm
unfh Is ihr guest NJ her son and wife
Mr aud Np = VI Cundt for months
visii
4
Mr. : T. Gould entertained uuii, In
formally ThrHip, afternoon iu uunnt
NJ Mrs = " Harper " NnntcSumn, In
Guests " The occasion were Mines Phil
e RAird. M,r, Gun,hrr Eli scranton,
Charles W Ward. Robert \ Harper. Mary
= knapp. z. g. McNdams. Elizabeth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
rHoRsURN GETS APPOINTMENT

SHAMROCK OKLA April u l-tspc.
ciall charles Thorhurn. Who has brcn
chief engineer here iu the con-
s,ruotor Of the Sapulin & on Fields
railroad has been made chief engineer
of ,hr sand Springs railroad to sue
cced e T. Ensmingct NJ oklahoma city.
resigned The Sand Springs company n
getting ready to double - tmct from
Sand Springs 10 Tulsa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
What Is Thrift :?

Thrift is what makes
the dog hide the bone
that he cant use to.
day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
GERMAN MINISTER
TALKS TO CARRANZA

MEXICO CITY. Aprh q Herr Won
= Lhafdt. German minister 20 Mckee
had two long conferences Thursday with
General Ncnustlnno CsifpnEa. head oi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
CLEANERS PAPER
IS DEVOTED TO
ATTACK ON BOOZE

Reproductions 81 hundreds ~
newspaper clippings. each being a
record % a tragedy caused By
liquor from The front and back cos
ers OF this months issue % 'h"
Cleaners Bulletin. o@c.a. u4blce
ton OF the rational BENEVOLENT &c..
surance department % the Auc.sn-
Order o, Cleaners
A good share ~ the reading mat.
,er % the bulletin is devoted 70 AT
appeal 70 ths Cleaners o., Michigan
20 vote Yes on prohibition and
No" on the so-called home rule
amendment.
Raise that ballot AK SAYS no.
Bulletin. and with thoughts o'
mother. sister. wife children and
friends. strike the blow on Tues
day. Nov :.
The majority % The clipping
used In the covers are taken from
Detroit newspapers They Raw.
been gathered from issues OF 'he
last three months. Every crime
from simple assault % homicide :.
Included IN the sordid array
In the appeai 20 tho Cleaners fhe
publication refers 20 The saloon a.
an evil tree and then y states SIX
nif~an'iy
Bv their fruits - shall know
hem
Accord Inz 70 Grant r. S'oc1m
supreme SECRETARY of the Cleaners
the Bulletin Is distribute 10 50 On.
Cleaners. and bis ant booze mum
ber IS also being mailed 20 5000
school directors. 5000 township ~
dcers and All Grange and Farm
ere club oTcers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
COUZENS TO KEEP
TAB ON OFFICERS
BY CARD INDEX

Police Commissioner CuuEsns has
perfeced the card index system BY
which he VIII keep ohecp on the
worth OF officers in the department
ss part o mis- plan OF distributing
his $1,000 A year salary among his
men fUr merif1riouA service.
Reports on almost every phase OF
police service ere required by the
cards, which will be distributed 70
the commanding officers Of all thee
precincts. Tho bonus system went
into operation Thursday. Commits
7loner Cousens has classified the
beats 20 that the man on the busy
downtown route. where opportunity
FOR spectacular work IS frequent
will not BE- given an advantage over
tho ON" who must patrol a quiet
ncirhboIhOod
After requiring data on arrests for
various ofcnses The commissioner
desires general information on the
Officers department. whether n is
good fair or bad He also wants
20 know tho number OF times the
officer was tArdy.
A pocial report blank hns boon
provided for specific cases. single
incidents In which an officer dis
tinguishes hlmsolf Space Is left on
the blanks FOR information on the
following
Arrests for felonies. Arrests for
felonics assisted az Traflc law VIC.
latlons reported Convictions: fel.
onles and misdemeanors. Times In
court value of stolen or lost prop
er'y recovered Liquor law viola
n ported Did he show signs
~ 4aying used liquorri while on
dutfo Dangerous defects in street
reported Doors found open Do
he keep his beat free from disorder
~ characters etc? We're ordinances
enforced on his beat7 General ap-
pearancc. including person and
dress. General deportment-good.
fair. bad Times tardy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
A. L. SCHNEIDER
WILL BE BURIED
ON SATURDAY

Funeral services will be held SAT
urday morning for Anthony l..
Schneider. ~ years old, former
member OF the Detroit FIRE depart
ment. who died suddenly last We'd
nesday. Schneider served In the 20.
troit department nine years. and IN
that time distinguished himself for
his fearlessness in several OF the big
fires OF that period. He resigned
from the department 10 take a posi-
tion with business frm
During the last year he had been
In charge OF the Are protection sta
ton at the county hospital in Eloise
He was veteran OF the Spanish.
American war, and had served n
the Philippines. The services viii
be held from the Schneider resi-
dence, No. SO Humboldt ave. AZ $50
o'clock. and from 81 Johns church
a half-hour later lnterment will bs
In Mt. Olivet cemetery
Mr.. Schneider r. survived by biz
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Schnei
der, two brothers. Joseph and John
and two sisters, Title and Evelyn
The father has been constable from
the Tenth ward for several terms
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
~ THE
CTACE
oARRIcK.

OARRlCk.
The 'raEic opera. la Gioconda. .
was given 5y Tho san Carlo opera
company, IN the Garrtck theater.
with Nmc Mary Kaes'ner In the
title role % ne Inflated street sing
o. ~ Venice The opera has been
Eiyen only once before IN this city.
and that was fine performance
three years ago by the National
Grand opera company 81 Canada
during an engagement in the Wash
inE'1n fhsater.
Nine Kaes,nor. whose work "a
Aida In the Verdi opera Monday
evening established herself in the
favor Of the opera lovers who have
crowded tho Garrick this week. e.
an excellent singer and actress. and
she made Ia Gioconda vocally salts.
frying and a pathetic, dramatic fig
ure
Pfetro Corallo. The young tenor.
whose ION Jose In Carmen" had 20
EMO and again showed that be Is a
young singer who will prove very
valuable 20 any opera company
Handsome Maddelcna Carreno war
the Laura and sang and acted The
role with uuusul distinction Ada
paggi not heard before In the week.
repertoire. 40 IA Ciegca reused
Measurable anticipation ~ tho work
she viii do "a Akucens In I'll Trova.
tore. Saturday evening
Guiseppi Battistini gave an admir-.
p5io Interpretation Of the crafty and
cruel Barnaba. role as rich m
dramatic IA vocal opportunities
Pietro III Biasi, excellent singer and
actor that he II. was adequately cast
as Alyise The other roles we're cap
ably enacted and surg by Natalie
CerU. l.. Dellemolle and Inoiano
Rossini Peroni conducted with au.
thority.
u IL in this opera that the famous
ballot. The Dance OF the Hours.
occurs. the score and ballet having
leon uscd 20 frequently in other pro
Luciions. including Maeterlinck q
Bite Bird as 10 have become
quite familiar TO most thestergoers
The San Carlo company will put
stide French and italian opera Fri
DAY evening for the GOrman. and
VIII give Wagner "Lohengrin "
fb. engagement Vill .loae Sstur
day with Martha" in the afternoon
anu % Troydiore" IT, The ., ening
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
Lean Cattle Cause Big Slump in Values;
Hog Market ACtiUe on Foreign Demand

who stocks up heavily with sheep.
bought on a basis ~ present yalues
Wul regret the day that he decided
90 take The advice NJ these smooth
spoken Instructors IN agriculture"
who are playing the game for mon
who want The annual product OF wool
increased so hat they viii he able
% bay the wool cheaper In a Eluued
market.
The hog mRrket -. IN fall Of 1919
bids fair TO be a 0nsr le exception
when pared with the business 81
recent years during a similar period
The cAuse u the present unseasou
able activity in both 1.-Two hogs and
provisions Is the fact that forslgn
buying OF cured msats has depleted
reserve stock until there is hardly
anything iett in the big provision
stoIehouses OF the country The re
cent rapid r1ss In the grain markets
Of he world "a, without uouot. hay-
lng The effect 20 enhance values n
The speculative provision list The
market looks top-heavy gust now
ever. and bad break may be looked
for before long
one 81 the main props under me
present bull movement IN provisions
Is IA" hish price at which corn f.
selling New corn has already been
sold Tor SIS cents per bushel in the
Chicago market and apparently rhs
rDa Is not Vet About tho only ray
of hope lcft he farmer Who must
buy corn f. the fact tha: Argentina
has big crop and can lay II down
IN this country much cheaper than
he pr,r" corn f. selling for now.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27

. list month. Heavy calves must DO
sold A. feeders py1~~s
lambs have developed a liberal
movement, recently. but arrivals are
mainly Of the feeder variety ard
packers are nnding Il very dimcult
20 supply their trade with desir
able Grade Of stock. TIE uFshot 81
be whole matter Ia that thousands
OF lambs are being killed thAt should
have Been fed for 40 DAYS MATURE
sheep arr very scarce and they are
growing scaroer every day
The WOOL and pslt trade IL gain.
ing strength because OF the needs OF
tho warning nations 81 Europe but
as he entire seasons cup has lert
FIRST hands mo market lacks he IN.
tereSr which characterized IL earlier
10 the scr son.
In macy OF tho New England
satos an efort L. Being made 20
mdlce farmers 20 engage IN sheep
raising or much larger scsle than
heretofore The WOO, and textile as
sucia'+uns % the east are behind this
movement he.rs inrpired 20 take
ms course by statistics which show
thai The annual production OF WOOL
ir America has decreased 50 per
cent IN the Last seven years The
actual work IN connection Win
preadinc this propaganda OF more
auul" r. 5ou- done oy The county
az Iel'ura ago' IS and q teens 20
D. another case ~ working the farm
'- by "A aJni q men who arc sup
posed 20 - employed FOR the pur
pose % improving bis condition l.
is safe tC assume hat tho farmer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
U.S., CANNOT REMAIN NEUTRAL IN NEXT
WAR; WILSON; HUGHES ALL AMERICAN

upcu that demand vu end also.
either ul.i.ons ~ men NJ. be Geek
'Hs wofN ir Van rse t.rrr -
lection 20 American ludustrs Ar3 =
commerce.. Nlg gan ration h.arre ant
.rE'aut suJ German, A.- ready So
work upon their problems 20 ta.s
The nations asvoaf ere Pr-rsr.ns
fn defend trsf- uarhrfs and 60
gsniTs for Tire keeHest cgumer-'a.
rivalry ia t-me - g.ase u W, We Afs
catastrophe We must p.An t1riT
p~ots-tion along so-nd ec'n1 m .
.n~s To this sudeANcr fr- Rep oal-
az PARTY aas pieessd itss.
u rl.s matter agatr t.rer AZ
60 -telv from the ps!icy z tae pres
EN- Rtw.r stgAtcn. Tas -encc Atic
Platform 70 ~! declare tnat tie
-sh, 10 lew dstl.s except Tor
This q the svndA u-sutsl sA';A o.:
our opponents <. . unsound as A
policy thas expresses . opposed %
A. ayirAu Interests q, expresses it-
sex practically q tie Underwood tiN
erect " hae sous hoasss ard s-eat
ines and = unic "a. Tsitsf fer alert
sna ael.-eed.se worA!nSmen Fho
og!d and no Jobs
party. through the most sNtrAo--
aiasry leEisa'ion ever erA-te3 IS
congress- sclgh; % increase 'se
vases < Stop o. rs..rcas en-
cent q those employed - -a..rsat
teltev. ,hst .a,s legislation. vii
i S' 'eg.d ,, ,. e 'Sr, -. ~ 80
y, ,s. go ;sh - s 80 '''' 30
n N. Av Elective TIE sea-
body c' workers mus ray thr
as ~. burden mus fsN upc- t--
pur,t-. thus -c-stttatiux Ass -Ss-
alton OF most oeisctcaa6ls -1ar-
arter
u d, 20 - -snsrn ssrsd that .s,ry
SELF 9-Hlnd - Industries s''~ a'.=s
them, eaccarSglng sIsct.ss .rgk0. ga
ton. sugE-stirg economies ana
ne -~--er-ai strsgg. ~exre anew
The Ir1ustry 80 every European -aar-
try vi - backed IS the god W
arc .n,sli.grn evsrsIgat 90 the
our nAuora, policy requires tsat
cur govsrrr maintain 80
SCRUTINY ~' s.-ass -rg7r carton. E'
this Eg-=.. s..~ can 80 e~a--..s a-f
vs' 'saEa frs govern -sUf f~4a '. H--
~oLrsEs lex maze and "1 -s1.-A
business enterprise stz-t so- SGD
supsrv s.or ard r-'~r. -r' demand
nat a. tEsness ~ treated ,t.-T
tl-~s -Ar k-.-~. can -.>.-r-s
rg wages 7-f r@~ -@-H @-
- mi. -ssr.-, che r-.ss-. at-. -.,-
-ss rtswse business enterprise
slsp e'0r ard -ss se-
mate industrial. r--g-s
tr4z-=t --a e1s~a--
country Sc ,l-E Ra.a -.@r
-s-s-.e-s n s r4.-s .s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
By q. Y. NICK

Existing conditions ~ ihe estfje
markets 81 the country are nor On.
coursglHg % selling interests a. this
t.ms and what Is vorcs. here are
no Signs OF an early improvement
in this eranch ~ ne 'rsde Cur
rent arrivals In all markets sire shorr
on beef or near beet. The bulk q
The orerinEs consulting " common
stockers and thin steers that have
10 killing value except Tor Gamers
Feeder buyers are having access 'o a
daily bargain counter ard are max.
NJ ,he best OF r. By SORTING closely
and making bids that would not
have been considered a month ago
Mixed butchers grades are selling
Isl 'he seasons low PFC" and sale
wen are aiding i, hard 20 make a
clearance a. the decline The lo.
iaaud for Gamer cows /, more unrc-
liable Just now than a. any proceed
.nS tirle this year owing 'o he r.
rrcasing receipts 20 common steet-
.sa. can DO 0g, 20 0u Other gse than
caan'g, If { eaa-s see ~ .0 rr-.
'rsu Gown
Tho .U trade IL. Npirg the NOR
, a-se' ~ 'l, season price. fE'
west debsn'in- or eastern demand
ior ihe bologna krd Rh,,r e 0'tgi
aud uncertain Good ut0l cows are
eeflv w7n'et and prices 'or tlis kin 8
20 hirH bay al common COWS must
90 - amer value After q sG~.s
ufr ~ 'he highest ayelage prices
ever known, veal calves are ea-rE
~. good calves selling g. pcr bun
d-sdnelghr lower than ~ this da'r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
Hughes Leaders Visit
Had to Do With
Money
CONTRIBUTORS
WERE TOO SLOW
But We're All Fixed
Now" State Chair
man Announces

Frank II. Hitchcock. former post
master general OF the United States
and enslneerin-chiet 90 the forces
which are directing the Republican
presidential campaign. came 10 he
troit TO learn why wealthy RepUblt
cans OF Michigan had not kept their
pledges OF financial support.
This was admitted Friday b. Iohn
n. Mangum, chairman OF the Repub-
lican state central committee Hitch
cock came 10 Detroit unannOunced
last Monday from the western head
quarters OF the Republican national
campaign committee In Chicago He
remained In the city thruoU' the
day, interviewing Republican lead
ere and arranging for the raising al
q fund which will he deemed ade
quate for the needs of the commit
tee.
Chairman ManEum said today
that Hitchcock had brought the Re
publican campaign contributors ~
an understanding OF what vas OK.
pected OF them, and that the result
Of his visit would cause renewed
energy IN the campaign in this state
for Charles Evans Hughes.
When the advisory committee.
Which Ia directing the HugJs cSm-
paign. laid it's plans for financing
the bis political propaganda turnout
the country, a comparatively modest
sum was asked for IN Michigan, be-
cause Il was deemed certain that
this state. with It's normal Republi-
can majority OF about 100000 va
INST a. good as already In the
HUGHES column. The Republican
distributors felt the same way.
when the campaign progressed e
q pofnt where the strength OF the
Democratic national ticket was fer
the O. o. p. leaders looked about
and learned that they had been Try
ing to conduct their campaign ir
this state on one-ffth OF what b
been promised TO the state central
committee
~Yes, a good many OF these ner
Who were expected 20 contribu'a
ware allow" said Mangum But
H9Snhcock has brought them into
me. They know now what is e1-
po0ted Of them. what has been
iscking In the fund that We were
promised IN Michigan VIII be forth
coming al once"
Hitchcock came 20 Detroit after
Mangum had made some frank com
plaints about the manner In which
ne Republican campaign was be
ing projected in Michigan. The es-
tute chairman. II IL known has dis
approved OF the way the national
advisory committee has looked AZ
ter the Michigan state central com
mittee's needs He has not had
enough buttons. Autographs. or lit
erature. In Wayne county. in par
ticular, the Hughes campaign has
Jagged. Mangum has admitted that
much.
Were all fixed up now said
Mangum. We'll have every facility
for prosecuting the campaign 20
the limit, and I'm not backing away
from my prediction tina, Hughes will
carry the state by 100 600"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
Firm Stand Only Can
Insure Peace of
Nation
MUST PROTECT
CITIZENS ABROAD
Europe's Labor Grave
Menace, Says G. o. p.
Candidate
SALIENT POINTS
IN HUGHES SPEECH

Ffrm end cOnrteS inststsnce
on American rights az home sHd
abroad IL the only pa1icy which
cur give us q iAsttaE peace.
We Americans are all In one
boat lou cAnnst strike blew
Mt one group without iaiury 10 all.
when the war ends demAnd for
our products will end and Pros-
p~rtty based en- that demand VIII
end also.
dsmAnd that ell susiness be
treated fairly and Justly
believe that this Legislation
tthe Adams0u law Will h
found by lahOr--even those who
arc osten.tbly a.. chief hraen 81
sries--to be delusive.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
GAS EXPLODES,
HOUSE is BURNED

Escaping gas caused $4,000 dam
axe 10 the home of Holley F1ippen.
80 2o9 Scotch ave. north OF Joy.
I'd. Thursday night. Hollsy left q
balbe open in pipe. causing the
gas 20 fll the house. When base
burner was lighted during the evon
lnE The gas exploded The entire
dwelling was destroyed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27


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