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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-09
THE wELL-BALANCED LIFE.
Is the Most Certain to Last the Long
est,

What profteth man that he gain the
whole world yet lose his healthz
Naturalists say that long ago the
prehistoric waters were infested with a
species of enormous shark which finally
became extinct by reason of the workings
of its voracious appetite, Thus nature
eliminates the over-fed.
The desire for ease of life and plenti-
full diet is universal and is the great
stimulus of man and animals alike. When
man becomes greedy and takes more
ease and food and drink than is his share.
nature discards him.
In the race for power and place, for
ease of circumstance and relief from the
stimulus of hunger, the modern man is
apt to forget that unless he is careful
of his body he will soon be made to
suffer for the infraction of natures in.
exorable physical law With the loss in
body tone comes an equal loss in mental
acuity, and the brain which for time
was able to operate despite the COM
plants of an over-fed, under exercised,
self poisoned body, stops working.
Statisticians have discovered that the
mortality rate of persons in the United
States over As years OF age is increas-
ing. The strenuous life of to-day is not
alone responsible for this. Lack of
health giving exercise, superfiuity of diet,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

John SAWYER of Mortified was in the
city yesterday as business visitor
Miss Ruby Bradley OF Camp street left
last night for Boston, whore she will
spend several days.
Dr. A. G. Foster returned to Barre yes
terday, after visiting in Plattshurg, y.
81, for the past few days.
Leo Jeu OF Jefferson street left yes
terday for Springfield, where he has en-
ployment as a carpenter
Melton Williams returned to his home
on Summer street yesterday after visit
ing friends in Rutland for several days.
Harrison G. Woodruff of Maple Grove
street left last night for Dorchester,
Mass. where he will visit friends for
several DAYS.
Miss Dorothy Martin, who has been
visiting relatives on South Main street
since the first OF the month, left this
noon for her home in Taunton, Mass
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Lamorev returned
to their home on Currier street last
night, after an extended automobile trip
through the White mountains to Port
land, Me, and Boston.
Francis Wells OF South Main street
commences a vacation of two weeks
from the Homer Fits store to-day Mr.
Wells will visit friends in Mortified
while on his vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Converse left
yesterday for Woodstock. where they
will visit friends and relatives while Mr.
Converse is taking his annual vacation
from his duties as city letter carrier
]. II. Liney and Frank j Ostcrgren.
who have been visiting in the city for
several days while on an automobile tour
through the Green mountains, left last
night for Woodsville, y. r., where they
will make a brief visit before returning
TO their homes in Lynn, Mass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-09

and sermon; subject, "The Curse OF
Granted Request Thursday at 1880
P. m, midweek meetings topic, The
Naturalness Of Prayer" based on the lit
tie book by Prof II. f. Fosdick, The
Meaning of Prayer" Everyone cordially
invited. Strangers are welcome. All
who do not have church home are in.
yited to worship with ms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-09
Card OF Thanks.

We give our heartfelt thanks to those
who 50 kindly showed their sympathy
Tor Us in the los q our loved one BY
their gifts % flowers and by other kind
acts and comforting words
Frank Townsend.
Carrie Townsend.
Minnie Townsend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-09
WEBSTERVILLE.

Mrs. James Conner and daughter, Mar
garet, have gone to Berlin, \. H., for n
two weeks visit with friends.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
CARDINAL DEF|ES
TEUToN Governor

BRUSSELS. April iS-(vls London -.
Cardinal Mcrcier. primate Of Belgium
has sent a reply to the letter Of General
Won Bissins governor general Of Bel.
slum. protesting against statements In
tho Lenten pastoral by the cardinal and
Wrrning the prclate that he must cease
his alleged political activity Ine card.
nnrs letter says:
II behooyes US, Etcellcncl. In answer
ins the letter you plea s~d 10 address ~.
10 render homage to the courtesy you
have shown the veneratcd head Of our
church. 81
The faithful SERVANT of our Lord Jesus
christ. We obcyed the summons " Ills
representative on earth Bu, you knoa
cscellency that u was not We who so
lirited. the great honor of laying our
homage At the feet Of hi. hcllne. N.
low us then. even smitten rs w are by
admiration before the warlike pomp sur
rounding YOU and the brilliant stnfi
witch. like King Saul you have attached
"a your person. nevertheless 10 retain our
full liberty n judgment
That liberty In the troubled hours
through which our countr, II passing. w
cannot and will not relinqulah
We shall follow the teaching Of III,
noble successor Of 81. Peter His Holt,
ness leo MI In his cncyclcal he In.
siructcd us for ohsylng the civil authori
ties when they give orders msnifestlj
contrary TO the natural divine law. Il
an, one distinc'ly finds himself fscst
with the alternative ot breaking the com.
unnd- ~ God or those NJ = prince. h.
must follow the precspts NJ Jesus Chrlsl
and answer as did the apostle II "a bet.
ter to obey God than man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

The Oklahoma CITY Times vacation
contest formally opens today The first
announcement was made last sunday,
Some Of the first to enter from outside
oklahoma city are Mas Elms Tiomp-
SON. "A teacher In the public schools NJ
snyder. Okla Miss Cora shirley. tele-
phone operator. Union CITY, okla Miss
Queenie l., Butts. Britton Okla. Miss
Gertrude Lower Bison. Okla; Dewey
Ritchison, clerk. Wancttc. okla. Miss
Rachel White. stenosrapher, Enid. okla ,
Ruth Rankin teacher. Calumet, okla
Miss Maggie Masters. postoffcc clerk.
WntonRa. Okla Cleo sneeden, telephone
operator, Chandler okla Frank J..
Thornton, Grncomont. OKLA. Sladc Nor
man, StrntforI. okla
A few Of those living In oklahoma CITY
who have slsnlNed their Intention OF
going on one OF thoItrips are Mise Anna
May Hildruth. saleslsdy. Kerr's store
Mrs Margaret orr. milliner with Ehr-
i'ks; Miss stella Taylor( musician with
the Jenkins Music company, Miss Sue
7 Roach, public steroyraphcr b2s Lee
building Miss Eruc iiecp. clerk. ilersko-
"itE store Miss Ester Watson. ste
nosrnpher employed by United states at =
torney; Miss Besse Chortton. HerskowitE
store Guy II Poslellc. Gtudcnt. 9ii West
Thirteenth street. Miss SiveStn V
Jacobs bookkeener. l2i West Fourth
street Miss Mary u Deihcl stenog
rnpher oklahoma operating company r
q Narst clerk with Morri, a Co Miss
Mary J witt. Nenoyrophcr with Okla
homn Operating COMPANY Miss CART,
Milhollan stenog-apher. state board ot
affairs
Working In Pairs.
Others viii work In pairs, being dc
slrous Of taking the trip together Ma
Mary H. Deibel and Miss Mary J. witt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
Many Entries Made in The Times
Vacation Trip Proposition; Now
Is the Time to Commence Work


emuloy.d by the ok,ahoma on,ratinp
company claim TINT thew are going on
tho Honeymoon t,ip and others that
are going together are Miss Yrulc l..
uc,p and Miss I,essie Chortton
The plan being promoted by The Times
ia both voting ana non.compe,i,Ivn
contest There ia absolutely no limit 10
the number of people who may win trina
10 tho Rocky mountainS Each one who
secures forty. seven subscrip,,on. to The
Timns lat " each, or ninety-Nve sub
scflptions TO the Farmer. .stockman Mt
VI each. WIN be awarded trip.
Thoss' however. who are working for
q trip to New YORK VIII have oompeti-
tIoh' AZ they VIII he IN the voting con
Test, ana those trims are given to the
one VINO receives tho largest number
Possible to Win.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
FINDER OF ROAMING
HORSE TO GET NICE
REWARD, OWNER SAYS

&nNlNiiEUl Iu utishpms rit,
~ wen hUf, 10 roaming Witch IN
ns,U is ,iols,iDn NJ ths rItv
Wdiran.r ihHi ffbIis all hnfs.s tnau
"f otherwise '' uam uut th, un.
,r lsl i"a'ufF Hl ui this fusn horse IL
i'' ihu rrfsrn who sppfehsrd. him
ui' hr tl'rprl rrol. vfsykiinf ~
hlI 'h'rf N,hrls vss au,hrtitsd ~
iaf n,s iHr tH.n IN ,hr toiiosing
I''I' uhi.N b, tsl lsiNsd SATURDAY
''un small town IN the southern
rs' u' hf state
iHU tHsaf seen sur n.ns , ru
af" Unrfs man NJ tsn ,fus, you
vfn isft vvt man he taken m,
.urs hs's hr N,ss IN your sIt, they
tell rr Hr doe
vel neal 'hf hafs kfcp. 10 kofn
n'ina nn tri IHh me ,hr hsts and
'"N uN rH siief none ict vii ray
t"' ir' sr-i is trgsi. vel phen ,ou
80 ths hsfs hs is fons ~t,n = LETT
s'e h'7i 10 hss en, . vhi, fs.s and
h'al M his shnidit ~ ha. me l,-
htn sri 81 isi tsfd and 4 thlrs
iou Usr Nnr him sst nos vhsn ,.a
nnr hin tiH ei az, tive a-lars NJ
tns hiw tri pn sst five snl.ts "
Mn snt fru ~ him ls, me NJ and
VI at mt hafs srd yuu ~ii NJ,
sni'i ,nu's fsfn. hop, tcu lin.
M hsfs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
Sociological Congress Seeks Means
Of Stopping Mob Violence in South

NEw ORLEANS. April Is Means Of
putting stop to mob violence In the
fouth we're discussed and certain classes
" patent mcdiclncF were scored Friday
at sectional conferences NJ tho Southern
Sociological congress In session here.
Nmong the suggrstluns bd,pn 90 'W
doing away with kuchiug were prompt
sdministrntion ut Justice" the propagation
" deeper rcspcc, fur law aud q iunt
m, ninl respect Tor personality
~ " q Scrogrs NJ louisinu, state
Un.,crsiN declared th,t while burhnss
we're committed b, small proportion "
= rommunlt, N, Law abiding citizens
ver, IN some dcgt", responsible fnf con
dliIcns " public sentiment which permits
maniirstatiuu NJ mob violence
we do not need more laws iu pul
down the mob" ~ S,tuggs aid hut
~, ~ need tho enforcement " the laws
~ have tack " enforcement is tho
fsult vt official, charged With that du''
aud ~ voters Who .hoosc the officials '
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

IN y c. Ncwbold ~ Raleigh. n C..
Emphasized the importance of inculoat.
ini statements against mob violence
nmong iho Younger generation Tho pro-
rosrd campaign against lynching should
begin In The public schools ho said
consumption ~ patent medicines In
i'is country hes become pu established
VICE." declared IN lpdorc p,cr. dean nj
Tulane medical college ~ Sew Orleans
Who discussed 'c,il. nj sclf.mcdiration
ti' ufErd t,N ~ prevent ale " certain
rostrums
Professor \ " white oi Mutfrcesboro
Tenn scored the tcligiour press ~ tho
south which carried advertisements 81
patent nostrums ana ts result ~ IN,
discussion . committee Was named "a
present resolutions 10 the congress con.
d,uuiug such advertisements
Speakers ut frids, nights mass meet.
mI Included former Congressman John
O. Lcnis NJ Columbus. ohio. Dr W. 4
E,pns uf chicago and IN J L. McCul.
locE VI Nashville
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
STUDENTS STAGE ART
APPRECIATED By BIG
HlGHSCH0OL AUDIENCE

n n audience that almost filed the
IN big hlghschool auditorium turned
EN out despite inclement weather
Friday night 10 witness Shake
'peares Comedy OF Errors with a
rast of highschool students present
ing the play, Rounds Of applause
greeted the many big" scenes
The following students took part
In the play:
Leo u. Dolan, Robert lodges, Rob
ert NJ Springer. Martin Mcmillan.
stephen 5. Chandler. Lowry u East.
land BOYD + Koepke. Ernest T Set.
lie. Billie 7, phificr. Harold Bosworth.
7. Nathan Mantz. Wardna Rivcs.
bonnie Neff, Mary Patterson, Barbara
Weaver, Lucy Weaver. Leigh Wal
lace. Howard Dancy. Scott Fisher.
Dewey Thocs and Kenneth Converse.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
CAL0MEL MAKES
YOU SICK, UGH!
"Dodson's Liver Tone" bet.
ter than calomcl and can
not salivate.

Caldwell lnsss Nua = dat YOU k,,,
vhs, csicmei v ts mstrurt ,ni,.
silver Caiumsl u dsnssfris n rfs,t.,
into sout bile hls dynamite. rtsmp.,.
and slcssnlnr iuu Calvnsi attatks AL.
bones and should never b, put int ,,,,
sys,em
Mher ,r'i fs~l huicus slusst.N s,-
sslUa,si and ali hncch.a ~, sns h.n.,.
yuai need = dcse ~ dantssnt. s.i,.,.i
ius, remember the, svif dfussis, .sl.
Tor ~ cents lsss hctils ~ p,i.,,,,
liver Tone. which s entirely vsr.,.b.
asd rlee ssr, "a 'ske and is p.rt.s,
suhesitn,s Toe csl-msi I, 4. stt.ssnt..a
70 start ycof lives without s,iffins t,,i
40 Inside and can no, sslivats
p~nt usss csicwel' u makes ycs
sieh the neat dsti " icse. ,u,i . a.ys
vefe Dvts-ns Liver Tone .trslshtsns
,~i tish, up snd yvu feel srest CIV.
N - the rniifen hrrause n " perfectly
hsfmisss and doesn't ffir, ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

PERSHiSBS CAMP At THE FRONT
IN MEXICO. April 10 -CBy motor and
aefoplane 10 Columbus. y NJ April
l5h-Whst the American troopers call
Villas drugstore was among IN" prizes
captured after the Guerrero fight II was
learned Saturday from men Of the Sev-
cnth cavalry who participated m that
rattle The drugstore was pack mule
lnade with duninc, Rntiscptics and
hardarcs In addition the mule carried q
quantity of coffee. which the Americans
considered ~ important nS drugs
One Of the surprises of this campaign.
according to Rrigndlcr General 7 ! FER
sh,ng commanding the expedition, has
been the effectiveness ~ automobiles IN
mountains and deserts
The automobile have don" work
which has sstoulshcd me- said the gen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
Troopers Capture Villas Hospital
Drugstore; Mule Carrying Medicines

ornl They have trn,crscd roads which
hnyr seemed impossible they have
climbed hills where tho rocks appeared
sharp enough to cut III" tires and sm-sh
the rurnnI gear. they have gone
Through canyons where goat might hes
iittr The automobiles have msdc faster
progress than 'uy branch of the service
except the ncroplancs without them. !
doubt whether our caviar, could have
proceeded ~ n has grn" more than 900
miles IN less than three weeks"
The men at this camp have been dig
Gins into the ground for shelters NJ nigh.
Tho usual shelter II q bed dug 10 n depth
~ six inches with a small embankmcnt
piled around 1t for Windbfesk At
noon the temperature H. 30; by early
morning the creeks here are usually
frozen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
PeRSHING URGED
TO RUSH REPORT
ON PARREl TIFF
tContinued rrom rnGs One.)

operation kss being given and point
out continued renisnl TO permit use Of
the railroads ana transmission ~ code
messages over land wireless The mum
bcr Of Carrsnza troops In northern and
central Mexico Ia far greater than that
of the United States force In Mexico. but
army officers here pointed out villa had
no apparent difficulty In passing through
their lines whom pressed forward by the
American troops
General Funston also called tho Mt
tention of the war department to his In
ability 10 protect adequately the forces
Mt the front without materially weaken
Ing the border patrol on using the rail.
roads for troop movements
General Funston explained that he had
not the authority TO bring addltiona
troops into his territory that h. had moi
the authority 20 substitute those alrcad,
here with militia and that lc did moi
regard tho present Instructions us Ru
thorlting him to use the railroads.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
BEST FOR LIVER,
BOWELS, STOMACH,
HEADACHE, COLDS
They liven the liver and
bowels and straighten
you right up.
Don't be bilious, constipat-
ed, sick, with breath bad
and stomach sour.

Tonight sure Take Cascarets and en-
Joy the incest. gentlcst liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced. Waks
up with your head clear. stomach sweet,
breath right and feeling fine, Get fld
Of sick headache. blllousncSS. cons,lpa.
tlon. furred tongue. sour stomach. had
colds. Clear your skin. brighten your
eyes. quicken your step and feel ike
doing full days work Cascsretr arc
better tfan salts. pills ~ cnlomcl he.
cause they don't shock the liver or grlps
tho bowels 0r cause inconvenience all
the nett day
Mothers should give cross. sick. bill
lous. fcverish children a whole cascarHt
sny time ns they can not iniuro the
thirty feet ~ tender bowels --Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
BIG WAR FILM TO
BE PRODUCED HERE

Thomas IT, lncc's production Of The
Coward" war drama ot 1861. scor ID
on, of the greatest hits ever made by u
film play when II was recently produced
lu New York \ big share Of It's triumph
belonged to Frank keenan,. who played
the role Of an old confedA Ate cursed with
timid son. charles RAJ ~ the boy also
die extremely forccful and chyer worn
The coward" win be seen In the Trl-
angle program NJ the Liberty thcater
SUNDAY and Monday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
FIRES ON SOCIALIST LEADER.

LONDON. Aprl l5-An Amsterdam
dispatch says travellers arriving NJ The
Hague from Berlin report that woman
trcd two shots from y revolver ut nt
knrl Lichknccht while the socialist mem.
her was walkinr In the streets Roth
shots missed The sssailAnt Nas hr.
rested
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
Tableid ksxs @S
for Busy FolA8

BOARD TREASURER GOES HOME
j. W. Monfort. treasurer OF the state
board Of pharmacy, returned Saturday to
his home In Alya after few days visit
here during which time he assisted IN
conducting examinations for registered
pharmacists.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

Unpaid telephone bills for the month
Of April are past due. II not paid
by .. m Of the 18Th service will he
discontinued l'ionser Tel a Tfl Co
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

GOES TO MONTANA--Dr " Il Dodd
left Friday night for Butte. Mont. where
he hA business interests
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

DUNLOP HERD ON vISfr-Robert
Dunlop of Ncwkrk Is registered al the
Skiryin hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

fhlll llIAlsf'hN MfIlsl - ! w 'N'
homn Fruit 4 Produce Dealers Rssocin
iion met for y business session In the
Ice. Hucklns hotcl Saturday afternoon.
Lung HEARING AGAIN The mo-
/ tion oi attorneys representing John Lung
/ the pattolmHn who shot chief Nichols
last f,ll to have the information against
him dismissed. VA. once more scheduled
to come up In Justice Msupin's court
SATURDAY afternoon II hnt been set Tor
every day this week
7 COMMITTEES EAGER -Commissioncr
Street was busy Saturday morning 81
[ planning details NJ the proposed water
| cStensions to committees from various
organizations Of Oklahoma Cp,
MAYOR ~ SUFFERER MAYOR over.
holscr was suffering from a severe head
ache Friday and Saturday. This war
rant signing every few days is getting
on my nerves . he said.
MAYOR HNS NEW LAMr hcAuti.
ful new adjustable lamp MAS srscing the
desk ~ the cltys chief executive Sat.
ufdai Heretofore onlS the center drop
fixture has been used To shed hght on
occ1Honhl nocturnal business mcetingt
IN the mayors office
STATE TDNr sHoor-M the regular
weekly noon luncheon of the Capital Gun
club IN tho Skirvin hotel Saturday. nnal
arrangements we're made for the stat,
Itpp shoot which starts Monday ~ the
clubs grounds In He'll. Isle park rrnc.
tirc vas held ~ the grounds saturda,
- .sH.N Ill
take place SUNDAY afternoon MANY tran
shooters are arriving In thc city today
HENTIFYtNG STATION Another
hnthlngct NJ spring wss At the Terminal
building arcade Saturday \ - Bennett
manager " the Terminal company ha,
had two large flower pots filled with
ferns. gctanums and other plant. placed
vonsricuuusly. iic plan. further efforts
to hcau,liy the Terminal station.
To CONTRIBUTE ToBACCo-w n
Molinnfi " the oklahoma Gss & Eier.
tti, COMPANY h,s put out petitions ASK
iva contribution, tn the belgium toh,cru
und EsCh cunitihuiof viii receive q
postcard from m, soldier Who gets hil
tobacco Tho contributions rau h, made
st the various clgnf stands m the ,iiy
TRAFFIC. MNN Ilt.HE ! Martin
Who = here organizing the traffic c'u
,isur, club. " iil NJ hH ioum In the
i'r llurkus hotel hnuns suffered an
attack uf indigestion
rilENrEE rAWTY .. Oklahoma CT,
count No o. order " Nmsranth viil
nav" line party ~ the rsv ilbrft,
/. ir',trf Monday evening The mrubrf ,
viii meet ~ the Masnni, tcmuin ", s.l1
n U.D'k ari march IN b.i, =, the
U'p'hpufr
4 q cot VT AulpuENS = Federal
district court adjourned up1u ufd,r n,
luisr John " Ju'trrsl during the hours
~ Tho memorial ,Nstrscs trr the IAts
luiIr ~ , WrNril which we're hell
ss'u'iH, morning pt the county, court
house
HEARING uusTIpNru Tpop 10
quest uf Assistant County V,rrn.,
'hsa 70 Srip,. vhb Nas engaged u
ih. Nnrrf 'fibi In tho count, court
District iuiFr O. n u'dusid continued
until rf,t Wr'u,sia, N, h,afinf N .
motion fNr new uAl ~ nf Jane,
crouch vhN vat convicted several week.
HrN uu r'sfs' " performing q =, imina
10 operation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

Unpaid telephone bills for tho month
Of April are past due II not paid
by 3 y m Of the 18th service will he
discontinued Pioneer Tel 4 Tel co
-Ady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
ONLY 30 GEMS.

Your want ad Of fifteen words viii be
printed six times In Tho Times and
once In the big Sunday Oklahoman all
for only 80 cents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

FRUIT DEALERS MEET The okla
homa Fruit A Produce Dealers associn-
lion met for y business session In tho
Ice. iuckins hotcl Saturday afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

Lung HEARING AGAIN The mo-
tion of attorneys representing John Luns'
the pattolman who shot chief Nichols
last fall. to have the information against
him dismissed was once more scheduled
to come up In Justice Msupin's court
Saturday afternoon II hnt been set for
every day this week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

4 s COURT AuiuuENs - Federal
district court adjourned upon wider NJ
ludse John " to'trfsl during the hrur-
~ The memorial ,Nstcscs 'rr the late
luisr , NurNrll. which V~rs heii
rH'Win' morning Ht the county, count.
house
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

COMMITTEES EAGER Commissioner
Street Was busy Saturday morning 81
planning details NJ the proposed water
cStensions to committees from various
organizations Of Oklahoma CUN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

MAYOR lIAs NEW LAMP hcauti.
ml new adjustable lamp MAS sracing the
desk o' the clty's chief executive Sat.
ufdal Heretofore onl, the center drop
fixture has been used 10 shed hght on
occtHionhl nocturnal business mcetingh
In the mayors office
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

MAYOR Is SUFFERER MAYOR over.
holscr was suffering from severe head
ache Friday and SATURDAY This war.
rant signing every few days IL getting
on my nerves Q he said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

TilENrEE rAUTN a. oklahoma Ci,y
Court No o. order ~ Nmannth viii
nav" line party ~ the nsN Liberty
'h'Htrt N'nda, evening The members
viii meet NJ tho Nasnni, tcmrie ", 5'1i
"'.''N AMI march IN bsi, ~ the
U'p, house