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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-01

chairman of the house rules committee.
asking him to provide parliamentary
means for bringing the agitation out
into the open on the floor of the house
for full discussion and vote. Later he
summoned Senator Stone and Repre-
sentative Flood, chairmen OF the for
eign affairs committees, and Senator
Kern. majority leader in the senate, for
4 conference at the White House this
morning to request that one of the va
rtous pending resolutions be acted upon
IN both houses.
Administration leaders, working
steadily fer the last week strengthen
ing their lines and counting on the
support of tho Republicans. now are so
sure of their position that they plan to
end all agitation with a vote OF conf
denee in the president.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-01
Letter From the President.

Tie presidents letter to MIR. Poa, the
signal that the administration was
ready to give Germany demonstration
/ of unity. follows:
My Dear Mr.. Peu: Inasmuch as /
learn that Mr.. Henry the chairman Of
the committee on rules, is absent IN
Texas, | take the liberty of calling your
attention, as ranking member of the
committee, TO matter Of grave con-
cern to the country, which can, ! be
lieve, be handled, under the rules of the
United States only by that committee
Tile report that there are divided
counsels in congress in regard to the
foreign polio. of the government 3
being made Industrious use of in foreign
capitals. / believe that report to be
false, but so long as II is anywhere
credited, it cannot fail to do the great
est harm and expose the country to the
Most serious risks. | therefore feel
justified in asking that your committee
VIII permit me to urge an early vote
upon the resolutions with regard 10
travel on armed merchantmen which
have recently been SO much talked
about, in order that there may he af-
fofded an immediate opportunity for
fnil public diseut sion and action upon
tiieln, and that AL doubts and eonjee-
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party what had done In other days to the dcmocrA'
party and what It has always done to the ruling house
The republican rank and file had simply become the
means Of keeping the oligarchy in control
The progressive movement did not have ty inception
In MIR Roosevelt Through him 1t was enabled 10 express
Itself with startling emphasis hut history, we are sure
will confirm the majority verdict of today that ME-
ooscyclts chief interest In the progressive party was IN
selfish interest ~ the office seeker.
But after the edge Of their betrayal loses some OF ~
kccnncss, the prorcssycs may find some consolation u
the fact that they have In degree restored the re-
republican pary to IT'S rank and file They have force"
urHh Che republican, leaders candidate not " the oil
guards fir, choosing They have made audible the loi
silcnccd yocv of the republican rank and file Nj
Hughes comes nearer to being party nominee Than any
other candidate the republican party has had In many
years For that, Americans of all political affiliations
should be grateful to the progressive movement
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War Review

IN another week the battle of Ncrdun
| Will have been iu progress four
months
The German, can take Ncfdun
Either the allies or the central pow.
crs can gain ANY local objective nlunr
any of the FAR flung lines II they are
willing to pay the price.
\rrduu alrrHdy ha, cost the kaiser
more than $4,000 men.
II the German general staff thinks
n can bleed France into peace iu the
Nrrdun salient II will keep Hp the
frontal attacks 10y mas,rd force. ~ iu
faulry gaining u trench day. fur
months.
Certainly Ncrdun Is NOT the easiest
road in Paris n the French were
thrown out n The last fort iu the
cutrcurlrl camp. the German, Nill
would be- eighty miles further away
from rari, than the point ou the Asu,
where the German, had their big Ipra,
success, year ago
\, long as the French can hold on
I' I""l'l'N 'NN lNl'NI NN''i 'iNNIf ''II
they stick When II get, too hot frr
ll{m they rr back where they can
Nh their .hlrr
\, matter n fact plans were
drawn for retiring from Hl n the line.
east NJ the Mru,o iu the fir-t week NJ
10" German assault. hut General co,
irIuan arrived aud decided Ip make
the crown prince ray iu blood for 81,
cry fuutsicp
No one would be- surprised n m,
French pult the pile n debris lni snnl
low grave, that once was \rrlun hc
fore the second anniversary " the war
II will cu,t N" kaiser only 3rrH
more NJ his best reserves. which nr,
fading daily " VI II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
A DRESS CRUSADER.

EoR man 10 become a scientist, philosopher and pub
lrist In the hrcf span allotted 20 morlas is prodi
r1ouS achievement comrrndous attainment. Il ig pinc
PclIon on ossa It IS surely going some" Yet all those
degrees We learn from The columns arc worn by
Dr l. Howell Lovis who yet nspircs In other signs t.
conquer lie proposes 10 tell women how TO dress
As Dr Lewis views the procession. womcns do not
wear sufficient clothes They are CARRIED adequately as
regards protection against the viury blasts ~ juno hut
in their dcyors io modcsIy It seems yi,ihly dcn
lucnt
Most men, probably, viii laud Dr Lewis yalor and
VIII wish him u his crusade There will he moth
Ink ohstrcpcrous though about their Endorsement II
will be sincere hut dsrrcetly dccorouS Most know
that will dress In accordance with me dictates
~ fashion Most men have at time another
gently demonstrated but they've never forgotten that o.,
casnn
ro pr Lewis scientist, philosopher and ruhri,r thcy
will say go to H. old scout" Rut an the while they will
he thinking that scientists philosophers and ruhrst,
leap In where angels hesitate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
v, W.. an On rs,blon,a Vim
Echoes from, lAoteI Lobbies
.a.sfl

'uf. ,rs." murmufrd one II the sifls
'rom Haril.-yllls Rrtprrlus stray br.
iul ~ brown hair aI'N o,u,hslBu'
aIr, srsuf, ~ h,r hand 1a though Iu.
',rH'p'r pui.ui.bH. ri.s Nrrs su.n com
mun rr.utfrr sf ihf' iN'l actually hNr'i
Ntf uur.Nt know. a.. 1., waiting fuf
fvr boy. f'um winfield (which F iu
ksrpu N.u SNOW hr,r relatives
'h,fs lri 'Hr bows Bff 'n Nkr u# ur
fr thf|F .HF
The Young siiss had ws' 'Nfwsf
follow Tow rHWtU UrH.F iHU Uufi',H ~
tbr t.sf UIrk.Hs ana riptiHusi b. 'hr
urM ~ familiar fHJs mn matter how
ruwr', t,i stopped f0r p moment p
chat
ma We have hsrn waiting 'rf them
,U mnfurs sfr.i mo Young hi'
NHtI.tN NFsir fHr 8ffHrrsi ihr irr.
H.H this Ums HH sn ruHrNtsn'N rnf
rfN NNf' Pr, NHw1H iH'.F 'n rnn.
.tf W,' member NJ ihr uuynsi's t',
hHa Huri 'r t.Hp Fr HruN.r'WFri Will
t.f urirH. hr Hrr.rs 'n hr hrf huF
band Then sNF fHkra yvrr rrsfihir
rHhNr opportunity 'n proclaim hi.
ah1wr
trr, wen, 'n have been hsfc ~ e
uf.u.H Sow H 70 nUrn rhrif rsr 10
II Frnstttrf" continued shs N no
rnir
"Ari sysr, 'ims ~ sse rofitbakr'
nv ur have us' 'ts 1rrrr.rs' trr1rr
Nf"ka ir rrf companion Uui puts
.rr hsr Wrs "vs haven't soon mo Hrf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
TENNIS.

RASrRNl IS our national entertainment Football
- Is challenge glory issues to those " horoc mooi
coli Is an adventure 10 be- talked about Hut tennis Is
game Io play
Il is true the dc,oiccs ~ tennis enjoy watching cVh'
billions hy PLAYERS NJ such class as are hrourh, together
%, tournament Hike that nciue held I'm oklahoma
CITY The tennis gallery will compete numerically
with the gand.land and hca,hcr, that Yell froutro'y
at the psychological thrccnogrcr II take r'
rrdlrrus rar" I'm the undergraduate srhrmc " 'hur,
II never will rob mature ycnr, ~ their links Hu tcnn
is great game I'm respects the greatest ~
There is q shining cleanliness about us appointment.
and apparel The regulation costume ls white Tho bas
are white Tho not n white Tho markings ~ tho court
Orc white The racket Is moi lnscusatc rudgcl hut
delicate hIsh strung instrument Such IS the scttlu.
The itself lc,os upon tho physical resources more
rrpur.o'c.,, than seemingly rcddcr sport, Il takes nl
uur lo. Nul is demand. urr tho NERVE" ulrn ihr
spiritual element cnlrd "gnmeno,s' l't c,nr,ing
r,uui. make, for the highest quality NJ ,rrrlsm'u
ship The huy who plays trnui, Is building up rharir
ter n. we'll physique Nui hundreds ~ boys are now
playing tennis io tons who played It decade nco T..
growth n rcrcnt yoor~ has been amazing II b sport
lo nc encouraged unc " the important influence. n
the training ~ lerlcr yibcshp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Nr 1f" looking f1r ss vet Really. there
ff" s" Wlu1 automobiles in uklpnomN
'IN 'hli I lm afraid have strained
mN r,'s uru realty can't sc" them sll
Sow 1' r1f'I,H,.ll,..
y surpu. ih,t vIlI h' coming r''s.
'u'N thnlrh interrupted 'h, first
Hprlk't n. though ANXIOUS io fntcs'bI
HNf further 'wDgffHu'rE confessions
I'm certainly s1i Z cav huu l's nl.
v',a fuui ip meet friend iu cas,1nrr
town. ,sp'ri.I. when sp ifrsdm'N mt
from NHHr NBf'''syNIa H ik mu'.
from usINuu' riN via VI X a r
Won pfniHh'N Soc YUu later I'm get
tins hIrgf, honey. aren't Nou' M
nor companion. NOT hcT FORMER towns
nan
So hr ss ls known that sIrl hasn't 4
ifup NJ Dpsy llpoi In hsr veins nN'
'H shs tho seventh daughter NJ scv.
rrih daughter Yet hrr prediction cams
'fus frmsfkail, TRUE Tho town man
FORMER iIi sss her later she WRa sneak.
inr a.nnF Grand avenue THrfinF d
Fnr SH NHs her ruWf8niHr They vrt,
Nuff1ur ir 'hr KATY depot
We meet aFain' he observed Coins
. hDms
I n vas tssl, none NJ ME business. hu,
'hs rlrl rerlicd IN. huh" ana s,rod'
,l0uF
/ rnof iears n may 10 some time 10
fore thsf discover iha' The Nnfih Cans
dian river .s EN- hirh iHt, t s impos,i
Nir inf bn automobile To set IN of on
. ~ town
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
AT THE PROGRESSIVE PARTY's GRAVE

IT IS Easy enough 10 write tho obituary NJ the pro
rrcssvc party which now seems to he dead hu' Few
wrrls N sincere npprni,cmcnt may NOT hc ont N place
II Is surely mistake 20 dismiss the movement The
spleen n Uho by NJ romantic career
houndcg' personality aud strange 1nmoscry appeared
10 crystalline discomfort into revolution ros,n, no ono
hut Mr Rou,r,c0, r,ul have furnished such rcmorkah.
leadership uu' had there never been Roosevelt tho pro-
rrcs.l,c movement would have ,umo Inn, r,Icurc lor
out ~ ~ short t,mIc.uou, story 'hc fact shines rclr
that men were ready io hr ',l
They we're read, iu be- lcd away from 'hr republican
PARTY because that PARTY, IN ~ leadership procllrs and
purposes had n,rum' divorced from ~ own rank nnI
flc Ions continuous power had douc io tho republican
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Some Laughs

While ylsuing London 70 Weshman ,sv
mo notice m door Please rlng the
r,lI n" dd So. and powdered foot.
mrn appeared Wen, What 10 YOU
want he inquired = wan, nothinst"
s,id ,he wrlshmau Z only rang the
he'll because the notice said va, %
~ On" COR 7 slppos" You've come
from tho land where nanny goats srow
On Foosehsrr, hushes'' "NeF.' Ali thu
wsshmnn hut ir l.ondon sea
stranger tiFh,r HW. fof I've only 10
press a hutton ana , monkey pops out"
4 go b, thc paper said Mrs Robin.
Epr. that tho WInVns have sc.ur" .
diyUfrs ON the ground ~ lncompe euhility,
what does that mcan''
"incnmpailhll,,, replied the head NJ
tho family, may mean either one ~
two ,hinss 4, may mean that 'he hus.
b,rds Income Il 80 small ths, he 10
unable 10 provide his wife with tho ms.
utics 90 which she thinks shn is entitled.
M q, may mesn that his Income IA 50
rteat that he Ne unable to spend II all
ou one woman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO.

r. v Hrovn was Yesterday evening
notified hy Governor Jenkins that hs
had been appointed territorial oil in-
apeDtnr
The Cooter Tldhall coffee company
will he omen for business at their rooms
H. tho Thrcadgill building on Robinson
md second streets luly This VIII hs
one Of the largest toa coffee and spice
houses 'u the southwest
Attorney Tvere''c GiddIngs has =
lu for members ~ sign FOR demo-
cratic club Anybody who ever votes
for a democrat or populist "a requested
10 sign
S0cer Whtt,kcr ~ Davenport, lows,
will arrive In the city today from
Harvard where 10 has heen attending
school ard Will remain until after tho
wedding NJ Miss Grant and Mr Patter-
son
In tho district IN ana about shawnee
there viii 10 ~ least two hundred car
loads n potatoes shipped this season
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Old Stories
In New Type
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
tFRoM THE TIMES FiLES

TWENTY YEARS AGO
Colonel Stone Ia suffering 20 severely
with rheumatism that II IL with ann.
Guilty ttnt he gets 10 hts office
\ picnic party that left on the east
bound Choptaw this morning fov the hls
groves near Calvin included Misses Ella
Lamb Harvey Strihling Mary Young,
Georgin Young Martha Avey. punhnm.
Enr Jones. Alice Rcltmnn and " A.
Harper. Fred Young. Judge Harper
Judge Jenkins, William Moore, Charles
steward. W Il Tavlor W Carter.
Newton Avey VI Draper, W Luxe
and n Everest
William Albright ~ Choctaw Is clerk
ing again for Judge Harper IN tho
probate court
The court house case will he argued
before the referee. e Scott THIS
evening Scl9yn Douglas will assist tho
county attorney and r q Chambers
VIII appear for tie defendant
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[ i6Dits Of ;$,',Dy PIay
t. ~, AS--------' e N@1TsL<c' m lOrt ~fluu

our Joe Miller Contest
Joe NJ fnys the oldest Joke is the one
about the hoy who hnd been whipped
for stealing penny In q store After
the whipping his mother lecturcd him
Don't you know" she said. that II II
ms much p ain To steal penny ns II Is
10 steal dollar" Il wish had known
that.' exclaimed the boy There Was a
dollar right alongside the penny took .
No Joke
~ ls q nct" spid Mir mt,
"On any job beneath the suns
Tho man who Hui doing n
can tell how lt shnuld be- done
Cincinnati Enquirer.
m In a pct." said Nr Moore,
That when II conner 20 government
The lol'cr ui the corner store
~ wiser than the president
Peoria Journal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Luxe m'LuSe DAYS
what has become ~ IN" old fashioned
man who used To- wear yard of crepe
on ha hlt'
There t,1s a tlmo when woman had
four or five pots Hmm,rlnr ON the stove
all the time and m, man NJ the house
got three sIunrc. lay Rut nowadays
If the average housckrcper ever lost
tho can nrrr,r her husband would have
'u go hungry
Every man admlres sensible rir and
,,ort man marrI,s me other Kind.
.DI b. TOO ,,..t,., 20 p,r,d. tho
street wearing vet bathing suit Buf
.ns VU wear "a thin alk waist that IL
.n urni that n leaves nothing ~ the
.masuatan nnd uII think nothing o'
10
a.. moo. ,.t..,.. .,.,,,.,,,t,. ,i., man
... U,, ,,,,, hof..,c lI, y,h,r
.,,i.',,. t,, ., .a, ma, ti,rL c,.
.,. ~. NJ, ,r,, ,hcr
49,, U. , ,.u ., 100. :, r.,r.
.... ,.o,. no.,
''' '"''' ''
Ih" average conversation rs m,T"N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

~ go y0ur" taking summer Nosrd.rs
Urbm il'V hr" you mnkn' ou'''
wal. I've ro' ms cousin from Nev
Y1ra VI'h hs wife bl sN children
lri my vIf"a niece from Philadelphia
win N'r husband and fH1r children. an.
thru utc sp' ON" frrsr iN,t PAYS f.r
N.s hoard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Possibly the republicans have forgotten what hnr
rcncd to tho democrats when the latter choS" Judge or
their presidential candidate Il IS simple Justice to Teddy
10 say hc licked Alton H. Parker to fro12lc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

After having fo'cd "Curlcy the Crow sron 20 CIV
ter md last survivor ~ the massacre Topeka learns mat
its guest vne imrostor Topeka now knows tho KIM
of headache stockholm had after twnnr round IN"
brow ~ Doe Cook
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Between March and May L. onr national hank a.
po.ts increased S2li Oo0ooo That looks n the VII
son admin ra,lon had slipped the ring NJ prosperity on
Mi-. Coumhlaa finger
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
Walt MaSOn'S
Prose Poem

7 co my weary course alone nhhorrod
| ana shuuncd whcre'er I'm known
40 maidons smile when | draw
near, hut from my path they
shrink with fear. For me there Is no
outstrctched hand no welcome smile
I'm nll the land
EL There Is no lamp
UISukcU nlight for me. no
children climb
upon my knee Alone. alone. an. an
alone : The gray world has heart ~
stone, and pardon It viii never give 10
iis parlnhs while they live long
I" Join the busy throug that moves In
Joyous haste along | long to take my
place again and minglr with my fcl
lowmcn, but If | make slight nd
vance, find the outcnst has no chance.
nnd voices rise with anger frnught,
GO, lshmacl We want you not 60 Per
haps when am gone 10 rest aud gras-
is green nhoyc my breast, some pilgrim,
/ bending Ger my tomb. will say, we
| drove hlm 10 his doom Though dark
and wicked his offcusc his punishment
was too Intense We drove him from
/ his Kind away, Tor eating onion, every
/ Iut 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Icaping nlmhly from tho middle of tho street 10 the
top ~ nm awning s admittedly, rather violent exercise
hut Mt nny rate we don't have TO worry about nm auto
tax.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

II looks like clear, beautiful weather for tho demo
cratic convention and St Louis hotel managers are ~
ported ms making hay while the sun shines
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

\ Kansas man shns invented coal oil burner FOR an
tomohlcs II may take MIR Rockefeller some time to nd
Just his gasoline price regulator 10 con OIL hut with HE
versatiIiiy he win manage It somehow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

twenty I'VE year, huH rof,v
',N' John Joseph e. Abbott I'.aUr
premier ~ 'rr1i,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Bismarck seems was Incmpcratc in his habits. he
INK accustomed 20 eat tUo dozen eggs NJ meal and drink
three quarts ~ champagne day. It's simply fatal
sooner or later, 10 eat ,o many eggs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Tho old p'lard had pull enough to extract the pro
gressve rarty's famous teeth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

The ho,hood ambition " ono NJ our popular magazine
writers II said was to marry Lillian Russell But "f
cour,c. everybody could not marry that charming
woman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

It may he doubted II any nation ever became heavy
weight ON light housekeeping.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

And only few years ago people thought the slit skirt
was a pretty radical break
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

The Indications are the campaign this year will be =
molycoddlc affair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

The colonel has finally quit the coffee habit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

LINES WORTH REMEMBERING.
The flag of our union forever.--GEORGE
=. MORRIS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Seventy tive Years AGO Today
'sii An 'nfWfo. Nun was brewing in
srain against tho rule uf General o..
pIT"rU
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DCopyrirht l1l6J

Copyright lol6T
Modesty
\ modest girl Ia Dolly Dem
As shy as can bee found
she won't take of her glasses when
There Is man around
Paw Knows Everything.
while Paw. what rs q morning after
Paw Somcthlng that Iaa'B 1'l da),
ms son
ouch
Poor Smith ls down and out Al me-
tie ls without q penny.
When thrown on his t'Hources he
Found ont Ne hadn't any
The Wlsr Fool
Love ls blind" quoted the sag"
~ IS when a homcly sirl IS wealthy p
agreed the Fool
You KNOW Him.
/ lir surely la lr,. rurt
Ne won't make GOOD ! 'c1r.
So. n YOU'D get him 10 Nh" front
/ Just Kick him I'm the rear
craxy Is Rluht
some Of these movie flm9 Ore GER
t,iri, cro,y ann ,hr,9r s,id Rrown
va. " ,,,iicJ r,rca q s,r one 'ho
o,t,, J,, ,t,, shn,,.d p,urt,,r h,lp.ns
,in,tcr =, u,sb III, Jlsb,s
TuW
THINGS ,Ir,t arranged mv light" says
Brco.
And tHH fac' often gals.
. when Fortune knocks. were out, bur
we
Aro homo whom Trouble calls"
A Candidate 'or Chaplain
N'N'fN N',nn','' ,.-
me u''', ser l.'' NNI u' neg 7" ''
'.lh' ..'' 'hui'h'' tomorrow wv
lnr me sermon ior h"'H mwh'nE 'hl
,,,r.IN ,.N [ [..''p b.. r.,.. r's.al ,... W, ~,
''''''.'
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,.N ,t.n, ~ ,n, ~, .,.. ,,. ,,',,,,.,,
~ N. climbs erc @ .,,,tg ,u,. fr,m
+. ,. .,,.., WV o., ~, ,,,, ,, ,,,.,, .ro.it t.
made ,o secure ,re Service ~ ,rs Eey
Frc,lv rnhrar. of Greenfield ohio
tos,
f1r,r.t CON often t,.rTsf.H UN,ts,pf
t,.a~s ~, ,Ie "a r,r.onoI man uno
ra.f IN ru' "a nickel iT 81 t,.airg ut.
chine ,o hc could hc1r ,hc Rs,nrs "
. r.tu N.rgv,,yrr
49,. t. a..t.
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TEN YEARS 400.
oKLSrEoYA THE NEw STATE.

erlnh,e,, staren '-e Grand ,constella,lon
Thi, Adorned Old Glory-plno out ths
clad News-Biov the Whls'le. Boom
the carnons and Set the World on
Fire
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Cnr n Lund. who has h"en travel.
ing over Ts'os nrf New N"Nico wll
leave TODAY tor Alhuoueruue y ".
whore he viii locate Mrs Iurd Il al
reI1v ,hero and tsr health Ia being
mich improved from the climate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Tho statehood hill passed tho house NJ
represeririi,es 1T $50 O'Clock today
ndml''lrG Otlnhoma and Indian terri
tory 20 tho union ~ states Intense et-
citement prevailed IN congress when tbs
announcement NJ the vote was ~ IN
and tho oklahoma delegation pfsseht ~
witness the final scene went uid win
ru inymcnt and the, nrc making tho
wallis ring In the ola capitol ciy today
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Name, is Names

Ina Singer lives NJ LoVlahurG. ohio
Our Diily Special
II Isn't Your Rad Luck. II Is Your Rar
judgment
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The fret commencement ~ 50 Nnr'N
srrdom, Wa hold 'Nis week ~ 'hs
rfNfemv on Capitol llll II VS. auo'Ner
feature ~ the silver snniNersn,v ele'
N.ptior 'Nr Father fsnslo' TIE ~
Rev Rishor Necrsrhesu awarded ihs
diploma. and prizes
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History Bits

one hundred Years AGO To-day
1919 jaime. IrnUs'l. t,'rhflt,t TIA.
rsdIpn Of tr. .rN american Tasc di.t
in Philadelphia Uurn in London Iu
1866
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

rsv = " Havlry superintendent NJ
home missions NJ the Tteshy'erisn
church. tas accepted H,ll from tbs
Second rrcshyierinn church ~ HNom.
lns'or. m md viii i"avc he q With his
family the middle NJ iuly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Rer Father n tpnslor pastor ~
81 iosonhs Rorrn catholic church oa'
rendered u brilliant ruhlic feg'riion
lpst night ~ tho oh Oyerhnl.er on"ra
house In honor n tho twenty ff'h
annNsrsary ~ hia ordination Tslk,
vsro made Nv Chpirmsn VI Uo'romh,
iufre g n Awes. Father kessler ~
Ws.hlrglor. n e. and Judge Selwyn
Douglas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

He's In Again.
That sms'l.'oVr iii.s
Ns can't ahl'rs
10 h'rs 'n rr.
"rBff.y 1n b.'"
p sMf. Jr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

I'm all the land
There Is no lamp
nlight for me no
children climb