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The Benson signal., 1916-05-06
LOCAL ITEMS

Asa w 2lkcr, or DragOOn, came IN
Tuesday Tor short visit.
Col. W. c Land, Of Nogales,
was . visitor in town this week.
Judge William Sh,lliam has re-
turned from a brief visit to Bisbee.
Mrs. Edw Echos, of Dragoon,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. }.
Bennett
Ford roadster for sale Bargain
for cash or 'erms. Good eonditfoa
Mrs. C.. S Powell
Mr. d R4lston, a mining man of
Greater willie, motored over yester-
day for a days visit.
De Laval cream separators are
sold by the Benson Lagab Il Com
merciAl Co.
Rev. HI P. Corey. of Light, will
preach vt the Presbyterian church
romorrow morning aud evening.
The letter of our Miramonte cor
respondent was received so late as
to be uHavoi9ably crowded out last
week.
The Benson Lumber q CONNER
cis1 Co. are agents for John Deere
mowers, and Balm and Studebsker
wagons.
Mrs A. b. Allen aud son Roger
left ! thursday for STEMS, n. NJ
for visit of two or three days
with relatives.
Beginning Monday there will be
two more weeks of school, TO close
on Friday, May leth. for the sum
nner vacation.
To keep out flies, mosquitos and
other insects the Rockwell Kase-
ment Skrene Dore is the best For
sale by Benson Lumber & Com
mereial Co.
Lou c.. Woolery, we'll known
attorDeyof Tombs'ou who was at
one time resident of Benson, was
in town Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet FRI
day afternoon, May IL, at the resi-
dence of MRS. III P. Merrill.
The Murry Variety Store has
just received new supply OF china
ware aud gents furnishing goods.
Call and take look ut hem.
Wagon, harut SIS, dresser, two
beds, stove and other kinds of
household goods. Must he 20 d at
once M. Krivonogoff, two miles
east of town. 2
Lost-Somewhere in vicinity of
the High School, large size elbow
leaf account book. Fiuder please
deliver TO F. w. Draper, dairy
and receive pay for Kindness.
A. w. Howe, OF Tom bstone. for
mer county probation officer, has
accepted an editorial position on
the Bisbee Review during the alb.
cence of Editor Stul divant on a
visit east.
Messrs. Milton Fairlee and Max
Treu were selected by he county
convention at Douglas to represent
Benson in the State Republican
Convention, which meets at TUG
son today.
Mr.. Stone, Of Johnson. was in
town Tuesday. While here be pur-
chased the chairs formerly used in
the old Gem Theater fir, III Mrs
Mary +. Titus, for new moving
picture show in Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Smith, Miss
Ruth Phelps, J. H. Getzwiller and
Doane Merrill motoIed to John
son Wednesday, thence to the
ranch Of Benl J. Mckinney, about
forty miles north of Benson on the
San Pedro, where the party were
royalty entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. Mckinney.
Frank b. Steele, who has been
holding down homestead about
four miles northeast of town In the
Lonesome Valley neigh oorhood,
has decided to go to FL Paso,
Texas, for awhile, where he has
had position offered him by the
I'll Pas O Smelter Company. He left
Thursday afternoon
BIRTHS
To- MIR. and Mrs Thomas Dempsey. at
Benson. 9i-2 pound girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Post, of St.
The Benson signal., 1916-05-06
Wanted to Buy Baby buggies,
gocarts and wheel barrows. Gem
Second Hand Store.
NiGHTFALL.

[Reverie induced by observing an Arizona
wilight as it fades into darknessl.
The day is passing;
To the east.
Over yonder mountains,
Comes the night,
A black pail, with border
of purple:
The last glow of the sun
That has set. ..
On and on it comes.
Has now passed the zenith.
And is sweeping down
Toward the Western horizon,
Leaving the mountains
Ger which it rose,
CARRIED in mourning
For the day that was
x x
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St. David Items
Especial Correspondent

tSpeclAI CoECespondentl
Miss Blanch Merrill is spending
few days with Miss Pansy Mil
Ter, at Tucson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Goodman
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
Mrs. Goodman's mother at Tomb
stone.
MFR. John Merrill, Joe Goodman,
Al and Lyle Ti'ton spent last week
around Tucson and Casa Grande
looking at the country. They are
we'll pleased and may make their
home there for awhile.
Mr.. Dick Lindley, who left here
about seven months ago, returned
Sunday TO see some Of his old
friends He expects to make his
home at Pantaho.
Come to St. David apd see the
farmers smile. There are now two
streams running into the irrigating
ditch, and they. will get their farms
wet up again on account Of The
raise in the river.
Miss Thora Lofgreen, Of Mira
monte, is staying with Mrs. Hanna
Miller awhile.
Mr.. R Peterson, of Miami, spent
few days here with relatives last
week.
Messrs. Lou Woolery and Jodie
Johnson were here Wednesday
talking up silos among the farm
ers of the neighborhood.
Remember ! can save You money
on gasoline, distillate and lubri-
eating oils, both wholesale and re-
tail. CT. Moss.
THE FLY CAMPAIGN
House flies not only cause much annoy.
ance. but also spread diseases. Swat them
poison them, anyway get rid Of them.
Encourage the boys and girls to make
fly traps and catch Aies. A prize Of S.
will be given to the boy or girl making his
or her own fly trap or traps and catching
the most flies between May p and June 7,
1916. Boys and gitls. get busy and make
your Fly traps and start catching the flies
Keep the flies in a measure. Judges and
those who are offering the prizes will be
announced soon.
| Boys and girls in the contest must be
under l8 years of age. But all grown
up" boys and girls should also join in the
fly campaign.
A. L. PASCHALL.
Farm Advisor
For Cochise and Santa Cruz Counties
The Benson signal., 1916-05-06

For SALE-One horse, buggy
and harness, one 6o-toOth harrow,
five whisky barrels, gasoline and
oil stoves and loo chests. Al Gem
Second Hand Store.
The Benson signal., 1916-05-06

Wanted-Copper, lead and brass.
Watches and jewellery repaired and
keys fitted. Gem Second Hand
Store.
The Benson signal., 1916-05-06

Call on me tor your gasoline, dis
tillate and lubricating oils.C. F..
Moss.
The Benson signal., 1916-05-06
BlR1HS

To- MIR. and Mrs Thomas Dempsey. at
Benson, 9i-2 pound girl.
To Mr. and Mrs, Howard Post, of St.
David. boy.
To Mr.. and Mrs. David Sabin. of Pom
creme. Wednesday. nine pound girl
The Benson signal., 1916-05-06

Remember l can save You money
on gasoline, disti1late and lubri-
eating oils, both wholesale and re-
tail. CT. Moss.
The Benson signal., 1916-05-06

FOR SALE-One mower IN good
condition, cheap. Sec j. u Pa,-
ker, near st. David. st
The Benson signal., 1916-05-06

State OF Arizona, County of Cochise, ss,
Before ME, j. N. Morrison, q notary public in
and for Cochiac County, State OF Arizona, On
this day personally appeared Il. ". Etz, Viii
lanL Bennett, j. =. Gumm, Chas. +. GoetZ and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
PRISONER GIVEN
AWARD OF $4,000
Mail Clerk Accused OF For,
gerry Wins Damage Suit
While a Captive.

ths.ifs lUWuni. iuuurfi, raUrst
W'U Di..t NOW ufi.nnsr .r ihr county
bW Hut''Ur FIHI ~ ALLEGED frTge.,
woe RvB.UTI t'UHN judgement as,nu
'.' kHi faNvRE Hf lHr lus. rI br
I. H IIH u Judge D. 10 uI'r'Nt
'IN.s..n ' i", i#ifi.i .NuN late tNu.t.
.HH rithf
iNruuis 'aIH.i ihsi ,iaH' tssi
1lH while pHtsira H ksit mail a.
lH sNrlsi arid isu ius' ss the train
rir,t u' eifr r'uiWd.w r.n ths durt
pi'f.'i h's fishi eve irss ~ ,hs uib
'HIueing hp ssssfisi The sts has r,tn
removed
Iimunls rreinfi rsuti#n tswan q
iiH"Ho iamArss iui iHr smrnrt snurh'
Nas reduced 'r ilwn ~hrn krtv s'.
'ufnr. attempted fvWr,r tHr ,aIs
iD .hs iais.f ttrt
tiuurt. vss Ffrrs'sl in yhiysrr M
ils ioIrf'N .FeFaf srH eas htlf 'hr.t
i, ihs rHl.r fnf utishura tit1 aufFr..
iiss " s sHsrei IN have cssfrd I.
-cfthlsss ,hr,F a' the sama W dsro,
uirtafIns ti,tsi ~ vhiJsrc with tht
WNnst secured
rufinr IN isrsss suits ulai bs W.,
'Hksn dailt 'T.w ihy isl ~ ,hs ruur
uum ~ hsiuff
Tho nttisvumus are solns ~ s,s
tiari runirr Hui raf,, frf Maud nn
ihe iHih Msrrt I Thought Maud
came uui ihttH ssssrns $50 shs iiA
hui 'hs Nee rvuwrs hsts msi. o. ti
ninis mnrs, W vaf s'r,kt since ihsn
snH ihtI hsti thsursi fh,f sft ~.
ton rfans 'Ilt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
SHOOTING
PLAN PERFECTED

Final arrangements for the .eventeenih
annual Tournament NJ tho oklahoma stat"
~portsmru's association. 10 b" hold un-
der the uu.niocs of the Capital Gun rluh
Nprl l1. iN and 10 u' oklahoma 'iN,
win be- completed pt the regular weekly
luncheon of the club at the SkirVin
hotel SATURDAY noon The gun cluh Is
ondcaVurlng tu make this the largest
shoot ever held In oklahoma and has
added $3.50 In cash and t7b In other
prizes fnr the last Two days Of the shoot
There viii hc shooting Saturday and
sunday afternoons
The program for Tuesday viii consist
Of ten events ~ twenty targets each
The added money IN cnch rs $50 The
shunlng Wednesday viii have ten events
Tho h.t five uf twcnt. targets "acl" ON
Nrinusdat's program WiN Consll'te
IN, Interstate associations amateur
championship Seven trophies VIII he
awarded 10 the seven high state anna
tours
Tho winner ~ the state championship
win receive an additional $50 II he shoots
In the amateur championship event fol
the United states ut the Grand American
hnndlonp In case he does not attend
the haudicnp. to be- held mast Louis
No. august 81 to 2a the runner up vii
receive the $50 II he attends
'rbr rrrulrr nuuunl meeting uf th,
stat, association win be- held A. the
SkirNm hotel Wrduc sduy evening u'
which time officers viii be- elected fol
the ensuing year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
Postmaster Weaver, Courteously
Acting as Messenger Boy" Is
Offered Quarter" for Services

"H"rrs quarter ior ,uu m, ho'
TN certainly obliged Goo YOU for your
trouble
10 th, Ibo,c -,u,,n,o hang, % tale %
unu, tul
II happened when s certain kluSus
banker t'I'phou-J the oklahoma co,
postofii,' FROM ~ Reno and asked that
two registered letters be- cent 90 the
Rock Island depot and gIvcn to him
when train due M q short time pulled
into tho station The banker had ~.
pctied To- stop off IN ukhhomr city tnr
the icttcts. hut u husiness emergency
demanded that he so 90 through tu Nj.
Ales,tr
Postmaster claude Weaver received
the telephone rlassugr After rnnying
ing himself thh' the man ~ the other
end of the wir" wa the one lo whom
TIE letters we're addressed Weaver as.
s'n,od saving hr would have q mrss,u
scr NJ tho depot to meet the train
Delivers 'he Mail
When th, bis putting sugiur pulled
Into The station th- messenger va.
h'r'. ail right ~ glanced p' tn, uu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
EMbRY DISMISSES
BRIBERY CHARGE
AGAINST PROCTOR
Supreme Courts Repeal OF
Law Covering Case Is
Cause for Action.

Co,,rN A,,orpc, John Emhr, toda,
u. .,...-. .,.,i,,,.J
"''"''aH'" Wv ''''''
against Cccll proctor oG io"I H''UN
her. op August q 1915. while the South
crn club gambling cases were being lriod
I'm the county court
The prosecutor said m explanation
that IN. hW under which no action
was brought has since been repeated h>
the supreme court tie refused to iu.
diontc whether n new charge would be-
filed against Proctor
I'll. ar,ast nf pr,,tot ,,n.. q. sensation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
CAIRO. ILL.,. INITIATES
LOCAL GARDEN CONTEST

\ replica uf MAYOR u,,rhn,so. slrdon
project N ,o be- staged IN cairo. lll. o..
Dn. ...Us t' a letter received 1t 'hs ms,
"rs "thr iri', information j.. wanted
ts 'u iN' ,NDJ ruI,s aud regulations
vH'.h were laid down tu cover 'h, com.
frs' loo ukphnup r.it
~ have instituted similar confess.
for vc believe that Do b, one oi tUr r,s'
thing. ,il uu u, 'nr the srfoo. ,hil.
ifru iu the summer month, portion
vf tho letter t,ads
Not ~ single uklshomR CIV contestant
has dropped uut ui 'h' race here. The
winner NJ which Will receive ssptssru.
s~f automobile When th, ,onics, closes
Iu the early 'hl More th,n dozen 40
f"rsW Minds " Nysrtsblcs are being
Nfuvu b., the outh'ul farmers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14

.crg'rt ts lL'N pllrd oui ol tho Dupoh',
aud with ru WHiNhI' lurVledg, NJ hu.
m1u utm'. walked up iu q stout. VOLT.
dressed Nn'rh.chnluod uui prosperous.
looking gentleman asked him " 20. v'ro
Mr. npuk W1. sft'' viewing lcltcfs
proving ne identify ~ the gentleman
handed over the registered mail
Thrn Tho Kansas banker banded ih,
m'sHoug"r ih, fVo.hit" piece. with tH.
f"m'rh quoted of the beginning NJ the
STORY
Imagine h. surprise however. whom
~" boy handed him hurl, hIs none,
smiling auJ ,nil
refuses the Money
am muef obliged tn You. air. hut
tho government PMS me n good salary
and cannot nc rut the none,
what cricd the nnRucicr gasriug
Tor breath
We. -ir. said tho hoy You SEQ.
| bW IN, postmaster here
The htuk,r sHid tho treats were uu
him and Tint vnyu hy came tD town M,
next time u' wanted the postmaster iu
b, his guest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14

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' ''..,.. ''" IVY '' '"
" Ne" l''. 'I'NH' "n'I''
'iN.''. r" ll' l''' fnn " 'mNd
Mitchell 90 Fast seventh street Nr'
pustuourd ifoW 800 Ur,"'k Friday Rli.
'rnuNu iH Ir 800 n.plu,k saturday morn
Iua au t.e grrudfltr.r. e. n Mitchell
m,y roach hrm. ip iiur tu attend ~.
Nr,r,I y.u Do, ,,rIU.f.I ,f ibe h,usy
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''' '"' '".I ''n"'' H''.' i'-i'f
TIlLGUNW NnrIfNrUu tot.
'guaW from Grand UHpid fu % u
srr'y" h'r been received 't the mHlof g
ufii." A. ih' message BE- urgent. cts
officials Hfc irving ip locate th, bd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14

Tor certain purpose How long can ~
let that army stay In foreign country
where friction already exists and vhe .
more friction is bound to develop II ~
adhere Ia our policy We cannot keep
tho army there To my mind, tho only
alternative 10 Withdrawing the ttoop.
sooner of Hler II iut"ryentlnn ''.'
Representative Mcl"morr NJ rcN,i.
whose resolution ~ warn Americans n.f
h-lligetcnl ships raised one ~ the live.
Hest rows ~ the present congress. IT,.
trodu'cd u resolution IN the hOuse ".
dhy declaring the American military
forces must not Tor any reason he With
drawn from Mexico until Francisco VA,
has been killed. captured or forced in'o
exile
II was referred to the foreign aiairs
committee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
CUSTOMERS BEST
AD. MEDIUM, CLUB
ADVISER ASSERTS
Merchandise and Publications
Included in Comment by
StOCkda|e.

"Now vt q terrible, risk, am going
to ten YOU what consider the hest
advcrilslne medium IN the world Il IL a
r,skv proposition because ,hcrc ATE bound
to be many ana yatlod opinions an the
subject In nm audience ot this si2c Tho
best advertising medium IN tho world
gentlemen it 10 satisfied customer
This was the statement uf Frank
Stockdalc. official lecturer NJ the Nsao-
Clated Advertising clubs OF the World
who addressed The locM club NJ spc-
cial nOOndny meeting Friday IN IA" grill-
room of m" SNryin hotel ON the sub
i"ct, Mediums aud How To Select
them
THE second best Advertising medium
IN the world is the merchandise on"
sells hu continued 'lt 81 M. repeat
orders that count one might scll Il
thousand articles on the strength of an
'ad' but uulors the lrtIcl itself was
good and unless the people who purchased
II were satisfied the merchant who sold
the goods would be- hp against los
ing proposition
Place for Blame
Don't place the blame on the medium
winch carries your advertisement wna
u point upon which the lecturer md
especial emphasis
u Mess the urticl" Itself is mcriiorIous
the chances are that it viii not sell up
20 the merchants expectation hc spld
And member that the mediums Co..
sponsibilly s ended tr soon ns IL cat
rles yout I'D TO the prospective customer.
"The fact that tho customer is not 400
q financial condition 10 hu. our goods.
| the tact that the goods urc NOT Of such
/ quality or price HH to please the pros.
pcct, or other Influences may ,uu-, the
medium co. fdl tu get result
'liut don puJ Nl the responsibility
ON the medium after li has uono IFS
duty
Medium Of Prestige
/ Select q medium which hts prestige
| 40 which 10 plur" YOUR ads An ud
placed iu u medium hoo which 'H, public
has no confidence is worse than use.
less, aud II II doesn't gc' results rc-
member that YOU uro tu blame for hl,.
ing put n there
Mediums were divided ht me lecturer
into three rlass'. Direct which trc con.
trollcd ns regards circulation b, ibr mcr.
chant himself publications whose ,ir,u.
. lation is controlled b, their publishers
and signs the circulation ot which ls
controlled N tho purchasing publ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
Withdrawal or Intervention: Stone

The problem confronting this govern
W'ut f. now long n would b. wise To
Keep m cHp"ditiuuaty fore IN Mexico.
snii S"nHtur stone \ have never hr-
H'trd mat We would achieve the cap.
ihtc ~ VIA. pisZ had u price ou VII
lHs head for ycsrs nud could not get him.
do not doubt in,i Cirrtnsa would hk,
'n get l'W. uut De has been unable to
do su Nlll BE- Iu hls own country and
"I' snldirfs are in d,NDlt. unknown
country They have succeeded m break
ins 'nmr of NilA's bands and have ao-
rnmplsh'd sum' thing I was strongly In
favor NJ .,ndIur 'hc expedition after
villa whether % got him or not
hu' VH have recognized the dc acto
government In Mexico and agreed to
send 1u 'Npcditiouury force into Mexico
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14

WASHINGTON Nptu 10 m both
houses of ,ongr. icNirpu develop
w'nt, Vof" watched glns,N and there
Wta su uudcrrurt"ri ui sentiment. rhtrf.
h among republicans that in' "mhrr.
50 ou munitions uf vtf ,Nrft where 900
N,,,u should 10, enforced
Chairman stone nf the fw,gu T'ls.
Nuns committee, after .1rf.'rrE with
Secretary Lansing pI ihr stat" de-.
rlrim,nt had uu attenuation NOT made
-.lLL-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14

"lloN ia Robert gctung ou a' coll
logc'' asked the minister. who wss b'-
ing cnic tanned nj dincnr.
'Splcudlll,." said the proud rnthor
Who then went nn lu tell ol hls sons
various social athletic ana scholastic
sup,ra-os. and the minister said it Was y
nuc thing to be- college bred
That evening little James, vino had
hccn an Interested listener. nld Papa
what did NJ Brown mean b, college
bred
ON. that said papa. who mad been
looking over his sons bills Is a four
ysurs loaf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
sloprlNG AT cAnroN AGAIN

UuNG kpNG. Nufl ~ Fightrg b,
tween government ,fpDIs and fv,ulu.
u,uis's tunk .lsu~ ~ Canton Tiufsdti
rium when Eoldistl opIrsrd the bud
ius NJ tho feNSis rNy tauBrir# mum
Hsf-t phnu, thf,l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14

tnkcn t0 a police station and compelled
according Ia the newspaper reports. to
Wipe powder aud rouge from her face.
In Lcirslg precautions regarding boys
and girls under ~ years NJ age are he
ing enforced They are forbidden to en-
ter restaurants and saloons except when
accompanied by adults they may at
tend moving pic,nc exhibitions onh
when special programs for luNc1llcs at"
given and 4hey must keep OF the
streets after 10 o'clock at niGht
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14

What. the trouble with uur otn-
cheney c,pcri'' The doctor saws his
y, stem Is all uui ~ order Detroit
I'rt pirss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
Tabloid News @S
| for Busy RlNM)

rs CHEERFUL Mood mmiO, umr
wns iu Hu lwnhl' tram, uf mud ru.
du'. 20 JUST married couple and
when see others mpp. o. wtuDE
cheers mc up q nu'.' tu" hr explained
MAYOR HOST Tp REPORTERS
Nh1ur u,crnol-.r brought iu. uud ,ur
tertwcu' 20 the hearts flo, iH, ,u mI
newspaper roporiru o., p,ng them t
dinner thuf-dp, evening bf rIs nunr
The banquet celebrated tho tra' urm
ycrsir NJ his term uf uffi,, o. oklahoma
GUYS chef executive Sy,rr ~ u,
gin,lcugNcd youths W.r, present
ElEVEN PIGEON SLAIN Eleven
pigeons bit the mud before the pou,.
pullet guu Frid,y morning The ,pr,,sssr
~ the drfunct ,oo-crs were uru,d uyrr
to plnincloihes men who mrksd them
and sent them out 10 their respective
homes The baiiing average of ~ Est,s
the cop who slew the 'rcsp,sscf, was
Increased io 100 un account uf tho morn.
INK h'ul
ElTlINs ru rrNNs No. o. %
"'"LF' vn RETURN tonight 'u ... h.m,
u IWNl' l'N. urrr H v,.E ...
with boon urar,. ,lr puu ur. o q
'h.t 900 Wet lIuh eIr.
ENrI ENrIEr vONIr o. 20 u,s
.Wr' rate s,rrfl fur N, mIN. ,rr,
I.' commission 10 Jefferson ,It,. Wu
'n. i"r seven ,',fs hnllng b Uk~ uosi.
ton With The corporation ,rmmlss ou ~
'hf STATE. H U the UIi1 iu serve iu sn
advisory capacity Iu the rrilu aud
Ws'"ug'r rate vase, Ni nee w. m.
'flmruihl Iu 'fHWuE M, present rates
ih'i exist Doc uklbhumr
, PARDON Is pENlEp Implication ipf
pardon 'l'd a. To-, brtufi fufu,I
'N1houH CITY travelling salesmHr Who
was '"ui 'n thU luI'ri States uusuu ,t
L'n''nNufih iv s'fV' eighteen month
=" white s7vrD hr. hy.n d,rsi ~,
'rd"'al authorities according ,u , m,.
snEr received hN Assistant United st,f,.
District Niu'n", lIsth,t' " T,,k H..
tod pleaded guilty and hps served ..,
months - ha sentence
NNNktU ru TALK re- CLASS
W Guthrie Ni,r uf,sii,nt ~ ,.,
Farmers National bank uf this ,.,. vW
speak Nv the kui,k,br.kyf .Isss t,
ung men ni ~ lakes Suuin s.bU.I
lJrhih pud Robinson. nrN Aupt,
mutniuE ni $50 ,yiurt suh,..,
Thrift YOUNG men W m, ,.p AL,
cordially invited to hear him
MERCHANT uN VISIT a ,,y.,y
NJ N" NHllc, 'ut Tho Vaughn h,t,i,,,.
,nmuanirf OPERATING af IsWs N.u,,
NfNfNillr. linialt HuI tlgIr. u.|s vb,
has been stopping ~ 'hy stIftIu hfF
l'n Win his wife ThufsiB, fD. t.v
iun. where hr viii up,r r,s hs,t
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lUhhrfsiriu rtHinf NJ 4.ru herman t..
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I streets viii rurdu,, 'hr ,usiprisf. r,iy,
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Witch has been iskirg irs,uri.ups sir i.
lasi Sepirmhrr Tho Impressive ttr vii
hcsin s' i"1n q m and b. psffDfnr.
In the Herman language
PRESENTS WATER riANS Al n.
luncheon ~ Tho Retailer association
Ftiis, nuon n iis Skir,,n hotel Na,r,
~ uNcrhnisrr presented thr ri,ns Of
tn proposition a. secure an ad,uust,
Nais suppli The mBNoi submitted ih,
rlHns ~ the association unun f,.luss, NJ
Floyd VI Thomson the president rh,i
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hNNktH re- TALK re- CLASS
" Guthrie Nl,r uf,sid,pt ,f u.,
f'fm"'s Nnuonel bank of this ,i,. will
"p'AN =" ih" kni,k''hNDkrf ,'ass ff
. unt men VI ~ lukrs Suuit s.hun
Hth'h ana Robinson. urV Nund,,
mutniuE Hi $50 O'Clock subt,.,
Ihfil YOUNG men NJ N, ,Ip str
cordially invited in hr,r him
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MERCHANT uN VISIT Z ,,us,y
oi The Nallc, 'rd tho Vaughn hardware
.uminnl'f urrfntinr 2f Isuis N.ii,,
N''s''llr iinisi, Hnl lisIr. usI,.. Ubs
hNs been stopping ~ 'hr sNrIr huiH
'' WIN Ms wife lhu'sil, fuf tHu.
ten. Nh"fr hr viii open r,s ts,t
N'fr aud ip,ku' aiuf, Tnt WIn ......
their huWp in ihtt .Ff
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ru CuNttgM GLASS De-, ,
lnhh'tsirin r,Hio' ~ i.rr gsnu,r iu.
ih'ihn church Nuih BnI WaNyf
streets. VIII conduct 'hr ,usirwsf. VAIN,
SUNDAY s"fNiyss confirming class
Which has hrru taking irs,wri'ors sir 4,
las' Septrmhrf Tho Impressive uir vii
begin ~ i"1' m and ~ psffufrs.
In the UcfmAn language
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14

PRESENT, WATER ri.ANs N Nh.
luncheon ~ the Retailer association
Ftids, nuon in Ne Sklf,'n hotel us,rf
~ uNcrhnisrr presented ihr ri,ns ~
h' proposition tr srcuf, an advuuste
Na', surplt The mBNri submitted ths
rlsns " The association unnn i,aiu.s, NJ
Floyd " Thomson. the pfssdtnt rhsf