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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-01-13
LADIES AND MISSES
COATS
LOT ONE

LOT ONE
The first lot consists of all wool
cloth coats and every one ale nice
warm coats valued at from $3.50 to
$3.50. Kelly's Price ..-............$4.95
LOT TWO
This lot consists of any cloth coat
in the house, strictly all wool which
sold for $1,000 to $500. Kelley's
LOT THREE
Any cloth coat in the store valued
to $4,000. Kelly's price $9.45
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-01-13
$500 Ladies Suits $7.45
$3.50 Ladies Suits $ll.15

Do not be misled by so called sales,
but come in and look at these real bar
gains. Everything is just as repre-
sented or your money refunded. Any
$3.50 suit, Kelly's Price. .S11.15
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-01-13
COTTON BATS
LADIES AND
CHILDRENS HOSIERY
CORSETS! CORSETS!

$1.00 American Beauty corsets,
while they last, Kelly's price.
$3.50 Warner corsets, Kelly's
price,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-01-13
RIBBONS IA OFF
SILKS! SILKS!

All kinds of silks must go.
soc silks, Kelly's price. .43c
800 silks, Kelly's price...-.........69 c
S1.25 silks, Kelly's price.........9 5c
$3.50 silks, Kelly's price.$1.1S
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-01-13
INFANTS COATS

Our infants coats are also in two
lots. Remember winter has hardly
started yet.
LOT ONE-
Infants coats valued at $500 and
$500 .Kelly's Price AS
$500 and $500 Infants Coats,
Kelly's Price. So. 90
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-01-13
FURS!! FURS!!

Every fur in the house is reduced.
These are just few prices:
$2.75 childs white fur set, Kelly's
IilCC PI.@O
$500 Black or Brown Coney
$500 China Mink scarf, Kelly's
Price ..--...-....-...-.....--.- $2.05
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-01-13
CHILDRENS COATS

Read these prices carefully and
think of the savings. The sizes run
from to IA years.
$3.50 to Sc. so coats, Kellys priceS2.25
$3.50 coats, Kelly's Price. 1895
$3.50 to $3.50 coats, Kelly's
LADIES HOUSE DRESSES
$l.25 house dresses, Kelly's
fTlCe oOS
$145 house dresses, Kelly's
Price .LA............................... CSC
Bungalow aprons ...-.......--..-...-...-37c
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-01-13
LACE CURTAINS

$1.00 lace curtains, Kelly's price 80
$2.00 lace curtains, Kelly's price 1 80
$500 lace curtains, Kelly's price. 1 .9S
$500 and $500 lace curtains, Kel-
ly's price So. 80
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-01-13
TICKING
MILLINERY

Your choice any trimmed hat in
the store, they are valued to $1,000.
Kelly's Price ................$2.
All kinds of shapes, trimmings,
wings, ornaments, ETC., at from 40 to
65 per cent off.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-01-13
$500 Ladies Suits S12.45

These suits are sold for less than
the cost of the raw material and are
made by some of the worlds greatest
tailors. Regular $500 suits, Kelly's
Price ....................... SEAS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13
RIVER At STANDST|Ll::
FLOOD IN AREA DAM
Was CUT TO PROTECT
Families Flee From Homes; Street Rail-
way Carries Freight for Railroads;
Bridges Menaced; Wheeler Park and
All Lowlands Submerged; River Be-
gins to Fall Slowly.

The North Canadian reported at a sandstil in
this city at o'clock this afternoon 1t had begun to fall to the
north and had not here since 10 o'clock this morning.
Officials who watching closely convinced that the
crest had been reached
Police and remen searched along the river nearly two
hours after receipt of telephone message that body had been
floating down the They did discover any body
and believed floating log had caused the report.
That the cutting Of the dam at the cutoff Of the city
did protect the lands south of the river the
announced purpose Of the work done by A. Hentho and
other farmers the statement Of Mayor Overholser this
morning after receiving report from j. w Bennett superin
tendent of the municipal water department who visited the
locality involved early in the day
The mayor the cutoff this afternoon survey
the situation there He insists that enho acted in bad faith.
having assured him that the farmers would merely make DEM
order that Injunction proceedings might be started
10 test thflegality Of the proposed act.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13
LEWIS TO DEMAND
THAT CITY COMPEL
n M00ESTY IN DRESS

n HOWELL LEWIS. scientist.
II philosopher mud ruHl.Ist. sr.
LIDO nounesd this morning mat hD
would appear before the oiiN
commissioner ~ their l'',fnonf, Fcs.
fiou and make strong appeal fur
ihe enforcement NJ s,isiiUg laws 20
prevent women appearing Uu ifn
streets ana IN public places in immn.
drst apfHfel
Thee N.rsy skirts and gtufr.rHU
cred ms Hfr sho# Airg iu decent
p'nIr ~ this .1mwuulit. he pII
our mothers ana gtBndmn'h,Hs
would N' overcome az obsrf ing spec.
hIl's Witch ave now common uu tho
tifts's uf iris ,ity
Tho lshuna nf women tot,l ars
CNl.Ul,ifs tin corrupt the moral. ~
the Young There rfr laws 'n ru' an
end ~ such Irisrrr"f, md I purpose
showing 'irw fr mo Ui'V commits ION
~ and Hskirg that 'is laws he on
'ur.sd fn co. letter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13

squadron of Austrian ssroplsnss
aiiarkei Venice On sunday night ss,.
eisi otter points in northern i,aiv we're
hnmhafdsi The Alsiiisn report says
tho raid vas successful
osfmsr, Capture rr-neN..
vstmsn tfcors renewed the sltark ovef
me whole section ~ me Vstdbn rcn,
vss' ~ tho rhiaumnr, 'atm Noniay
nlshi The, succeeded IN entering soms
advanced trenches e., one point tu, vets
tsruissd elsewhere. the French var W.
nrs anroBnrsi iudst
4 further advance IN ite Nstdun
'fun, near Port uouaumcnt vas an
nuunced today by the German war o..
nCe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13
MARIAN LAMBERT
THREATENED TO
TAKE own LIFE
Chum Says Dead Girl GrIeved
Over Loss Of 0rpet'S
Affections.

wAUKFGAN. m. June - Jo'erhIns
Davis testified today rha, Marian Lam
hsfi. FOR the alleged murder of whom
william y Ofpst ls m trnl here throat
orei 10 commit suicide " a. proved true
MAT Orpe, had 'ransferred ls affections
'o another
The school glrl witness. called hy the
state. continued 10 tts,lfy FOR the de-
f.nse She completely repudated pre-.
,l1us stories of the cheer'ulneEs Of Ma.
ran her ohum. ana told of 'i,s ~ de-.
IrefHon over fear that she vas In del.
lctto condition and later when this fear
b-esms lss, acute after January 20. over
tho reported detection o' orpet
Cried a, Birthday Party.
when Marian learned ~ Opo,s on.
Eag'Wen' 20 celeste voukcr sAii Miss
uavls. we framed up letter "a Orpe,
hut no rers wa received II Vhs on
to,ubr, 8 when Marian had her cigh
tc'n,h birthday PARTY that she threat.
'rsd 20 kll h.rs.u she vas Cheerful.
ui'r.checr'ul during the party, bui when
OBJ, was alone with mo. shc cried
10 F seeing Bl' those girls ir 'hef. sr
hpN that makes m. think ~ what
I. nr my mind she told me Honest. u
h'N, has thrown mo over go NIL ms
t,''
Something 10 Gossip About
q laughed NJ her iust io ~, to get
lcf ou' uf that mood and 'h,u she
.urhei Ton py you won't ls' mo
''I 'N'rl'hIug 'o your mother noN
hall tell hrr what know after death '
Sh, laughed and Hld. Wei guess not
There viii b. gossip BuNvb, ana ~.
U.gh' As vel rNs them something POI
p,sslp about
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13
MOSS IS SLAYER,
DEFENSE'S CLAIM
MCDarment's Attorney Asserts
Wagner Student Killed
Edgar Watts.

N'sKOGEF. oAs June n fspe.
ull-Dhrs Moss iS.yep old Wagner
high school student. 'fcd ihe shot that
.'lci Fdsaf Watts also = student In
mo laboratory M the basement ~ the
. hooi February 90. Norman Ttuieu.
hie' counsel Tor e. q Ncparm~nt q
teacher ON trial 'or WATTS murder de.
rlbrcd On hts opening statement 90 tte
ury TODAY
Nrp,rmcrt was examining specimens
on the laboratory table tho attorney
t1id. and asserted tho evidence will
show When Eig1f watts vhu htd
been sent 1u' " McIWfmcntF class.
room few moments hc''r' entered
Accuses state, wltn-.
watts asked Professor Nh, DO v0u
make , target ou' ~ ws' WI, Ei.
cav. Nru7rmen' Frgn Nu' Watt.
interrupted him .r,frg sp rrleu a.
A, 90 look ~ CLARK
"a, turned. the aitrrrsf shouted
tho pistol VNs I'm tis face. re thrust
~ aside " vas discharged and EdFpf
Watts vas dead Nnd CLARK Moss th'
murderer ls here ss tho states sioT
witness. mo ATTORNEY concluded
Moss vas tho second ouucfs HN'lr'
Tor tho state Nrpsfwrr' hNd sent him
md rie,. watts 20 me bhor'Hr, IN
iNr basement. hu said fnr creating a
disturbance ir hIs lsHH.fnow and Me.
uarmru Md followed
Gun Asd IN His race
when 1rI entered tho IHrNfN'nr,
what happened hr NNN asked
Tho professor 'old ms 20 lock 10
door
what p,f' ~ ,nur rHAt vrs toward
Professor " psrmsn' NH-n ,ou locked
mo door
", hack"
pid ,ou hear ANYTHING after sou
turned ~ shut the iHnr'
YES sIf fVo shots
What happsnsd io ,hI''
I 'rli. Fucss The rsN' thing
Know ! wRs Nirs Nn 'hs f'pnr
What dd ynu Fssi .rs
The Nlrrt iu FRONT ~ me
And 'heV Nfafr
4 raised myself on w. firh' slhnv
NDusrmrr, Vas standing above mo ",
had sun tigh' iopn IN nv srs
said don't shoot and he shot sFain
Then What
y went unconscious
Moss said he was shot three times
Nnye In hr hack ~ the head once ~
/ The iacN and once IN tor ~ the icst
Tho hall that entered hts face fsmslu'
I IN his head
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13

SUPPORT
UMDIlUIED"-- "--HueHEs

Nrw toHR. June ~ Charles ,
Hughes, republican candidate Tor pfee
dent M response 10 questions rut 20 him
today hN ucNsuapsmeu iu regard ir
hS s''i'uis toward the support offered
him bN tho German. Americans s,id i,
vAs ono II und.m'si Amsu,,usm
I Hb'rf ms position ,sf, clearly. "
s''i The republican presidential rpnii
ihie. In wS telegram 'u me convention
Nv s'ii'uin be- ono u' uniIutd Amer.
'rorifm and anyhrt, 'ha' supports me- ls
supporting am ou' ana uu' American
ana an ou' apd.oui policy. absolutely
nothing slsr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13
Soldiers Surprise
Gang of Bandits

FIELD HEAuQt GENERAL
rEKSHlNG june 70 lv, v,r,Ie.s TO
Columbus, y NJ June l3l Tho finish.
ms blow was given mo largest surviving
band N VIVA followers In Chbuahul 1T
daylight FRIDAY o, twenty men of 'hc
Thirteenth United states cavalry under
Capt otto v Re'hors I'm o da,hiug fight
IN canyon. twenty miles north ~
Santa Clara. near here Tho Americans
were unhurt
Taken Entirely b. surprise
The American routed twenty five
villa bandi,s. killing three. wouniF *
several. and capturing sll their hofsee
and saddles some r.nca and 4eycrsl
thousand rounds u ammunition The
ride brought the Americans into the
canyon ht daybrcak Riding a. gallon.
they rounded a turn within 300 yard,
Of where the bandits were oncnmpcd In
grove. Il vaf complete surprise
Fuh, Among Rocks
There wa hc,dlorr rush among the
Nlllh iHilpW'fa. who. lH' .tl1d. grabbed
rifles and iou.hi from behind trees Tho
Americans dI.mouurri and within ,hrro
minutes hll routed the bandits. who
abandoned everything and fled to the
mountains For four hours IN, AMER.
icaus continued th' pursuit climbing
over the mountains nfnot md fighting
from the shelter nj rocks several M,S
teams were shot. but neither their bodice
nor the wounded w'f" found
Eat Bandits Breakfast
Returning to tho Mexican comp tho
Americana added tho bandits hr,tkfl 10
10 their own fcpnrt Tho bandits hud
only beef and coffee
This band IL soid to have been tho
largest surviving remnant N the forrt
cf Cpnicltfh Ccrvbu'cs. VINO was klel
thrc" weeks nrn IN brush which Amer
teams regarded as the most important
accomplishment ~ the campaign
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13
Attack on Bulgaria May
Mean Allies Expected
General Offensive is On

loNroN. June "a purs'tfss ffrr
salouik that the allied fleets sts bcm.
hsfdins the s1vl,sfr pulrsfisn ccsst
from rort LAGOS ~ ps,l,,Ehairi rom
hinef with tho artitI't W Italians and
Russians ,rrc,hsf with 'rfavs nsflir
announcement, ~ movement 10 she
British arains, ihs Hsfman positions
southeast ~ Ngfst have afuuseh tho
belief hefe ihst thr ernsfal offensive w
che sinrs hss hssun
Drive psts pu.srs
Vefmsn ana Auftfu Hungarian 'fnrpt
delivered hsatt .Hunirt atta.t IN
Russisn fnftss sdtsn,inr in northeast b.
EN- nuknelns ard drove ihsw iaUF ihe
official Autiusn statement ~ Monday
tsys The Austfisns captured !. ioo
Russlsns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13
SUFFRAGE TO
CAIN LITTLE
At ST. LOUIS
Democratic Endorsement Like
ly to Be No Stronger
Than Republicans.

ST Louis June - While likely ~
include some form n a suf'ps" plank
In Ne platform. n party leader declared
today that the democratic convention
probably viii give tho issuc n0 stronger
indors,men, than did the republican
convention Tho republican platform A..
rlsfod the party pv1y suitsse hI'
recognizes The ueh' ~ sRtsH o. deaf
separately with the question
Tho explanation given hy the leader
tur ,hc democratic attitude is that ver'
few " the states In witch women ste
cnitanghised ate democratic and there
10 little hope ~ sviighlng them with a
mere declaration tnr suftpE"
Fear t'',s, In sou,h
Democratic lssdets also irnr the effect
~ equal outrage IN the southern states.
In which, ihcN declare. there is nr IN.
Nsioni demand trt tho ballot and where
tho negro Noman vote would he hig
problem wcmsns party managers vrtr
doing their utmost tp down thlH rftiu.
dice
n tho convention assumes tho A''i.
tude ~ outlined b, tho leader, M" ma
tonsls sill he satisfied but tho woman p
party will not and declaration ~ war
viii follow their leaders cav
owen ravos issue
Senator oven nf uklbhomh nnrnun. 81
tndsy thsi he would appear before M"
resolutions committee in behalf oi the
nationals proposal
Tho federal government he aid,
nov has the power 10 hes,nw sutifaEo
on women IN all federal cleo
! ilnns which include ,hs selection " pres
! ident, vice president and m,mhcrs "
congress believe this no, only should
hc done but women should he sivsn the
same rights n men In all elections
The senator does not favor 'he con
stsssional union plan 10 demand imne
dlsie action on suiifsse b, congress
pl.eu. Guardianship
nslses,es have turned hpn dissls
/ siuns N ticket and platform tn trnsit.
etailnn " rhaifmsn rf the nsw nation.
al committee and those ~ he asau,ihisl
with him IN the management ~ Itssi'
/ dent Wilson's campaign fut election
I The national committee meets SATURDAY
and expects ~ nsne q chairman then
Three names are under Consiiefaiiur
today inf the chsitmanship They sfr
! United states Senator willard Eau's.
buft ~ Delaware
Homer s Cummings ~ Connecticut
vice chairman NJ lhr present committee
colonel 1 " Hnuss ~ Nsv Nork
President Wilson has indicated ,hs'
an, oi these three men Is agreeable 4,
him
p,,spa~,s ~ = u.b, ,,rs . ttrs rs.si
Dental nominee diminished ,cia, st in
comins dslesaiions lined up behind NiC'
President Marshall
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13
PERFECT SPECIMEN OF
0lN0SAUR UNEhRTHED

iTNsEN. tiAh. June ~ Professor
tsn Douglas NJ me Carnegie museum
I'tthurrh Pa haf iust ureaf'hri Nsrc
perfect t'nnssuf Wrfs iisn i1t foot
'urr sHIi iN hs 'h~ bfsssi specimen
.,tt found IN 'hs Tinted states Tho
rrrs is mnfe 'h1H t,', five frr inrF
and the ih'Fh honrs mrfr than three fsst
n diamr'rf The 'ps iwrn has isrr rii.
N e,ra,aisi ana viii 10 sHIrpei to
Pittsburgh NJ once
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13
POST0FFICE BIDS
AGAIN REJECTED
Hope for S250,000 Addition
Gone Temporarily; Con.
tractors Too High.

Files were not tho only innocen,a
ruthlessly sWa,ted In oklahoma Cty to-
dav With ono lus'y. fcmotseless swat
4 wetmor,. acting supervising At
ehitect NJ the United states treasury
department Knocked ell " oklahoma
CitN.s fond hopes Tor i,5o.uno idii.
ton 10 the federal huldng. crushed.
bleeding and trembling into the nsh can
Of fate. where ali spaltcd hopes are
tonlgned
An Innocent little thing -,h,, instni. .
mont NJ Destruction he used thin
sheet " paper weighing only q fraction
oi an ounr" Rnt what was neatly Npr.
written upon n means that not Tor
many months viii work begin ON the
long anticipated addition
Rejection c' eld,.
The letter is In tho form Of no,ifi
cation 10 Dieter q Wensel. contractors
~ Wichita. Kan. that their hid fnf tho
addition. vac rejected along with all
others Rejection NaH based upon tho
stound that All bids were too hist ia he
accommodated ~, the cnnstesslonai an
rropfle'lnn for the addition The lei
ter iollovs
lnNt proposition Tor the extension.
femodeline, cty, " the poHofflre
and courthouse building NJ Oklahom.
CITY, Okla. together with sil nthcta
received IL reierted being In excess
~ Tho amount available for ronNrur.
tiun
The drawings win No revised and
the work readveftiush
similar Action before.
Eimilar action was taken about three
months aga ht The treasury dspartmen,
when n rejected q number " bids fot
the reason assigned IN the present IN.
stance
Iilrh cos, NJ matefial is assigned h,
the bidders as the reason for the amount
Of their offers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13
TO test tbflegality Of the rroposed act

Tho rt@. after having attained tho
highest stage ever recorded here. he
r1n falling this morning. and irterIrhan
railway service was resumed IN the line
20 El Reno y new bridge having been
erected A. Rrinrw0od. eleven mil"s west
n oklahoma Citv ~ that point the
NooiwAter IL mile IN width
Rivers Widest Point,
The hrondes' point however. is i'm
motisfeN vest ~ tho city and soutt
of IVES, Nnin street where m" river
III estimated To NJ fully two miles wide
I'm the old rI' on locality west of or
rnsri park. nry families moved out Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13
Persistent Report in EI PaSo
Says Several Were Slain
In Uprising.
u. S. SOLDIERS SCATTER
LARGEST BANDIT GANG
Troopers Surprise Band in
Canyon and Scatter Maraud-
erS in Three Minutes.

Ell PASO, Texas, June
13. - A persistent rumor
was current today in Fl
Paso that several Ameri-
cans had been killed in a
native uprising at Chihua-
hua City. The rumor was
attributed to a dispatch re-
ceived over the telegraph
lines Of the Mexican
Northwestern railroad but
officials Of the company
denied that such a mes
sage had been received.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13
PREP PARE EDNESS
IMPERATIVE DUTY,
SAYS PRESIDENT
Wilson Covers Almost Entire
List of Subjects Discussed
BY Hughes.

WEST rulST. " =. luro 81 Pres
ld.nl VII au m,ung hts frsi address
noe M, rrcuisn'll o,mpaign began.
today disrussod rr'p1redn'ss. mlliipr-
Ism. Amru,tn'sm. me muses. n the war
lu Europe n.l.e. t.r Monroe doctrine.
divided 'I.sgnno' .ud the ideals ~
America DO declared II is the present
imperative dutf NJ tnr ruted SR'er to
U. prepared. adding mankind rs going
~ know 'Hli ,h'n america speaks che
means what she says
Cover, HuoheE Comments.
The president said the United state,
should not be nation with ohip on
its shousicr.' hut a calm nation which
WI withhold lie hands as long as poe
slhlo and strike only Tor victory.
Tho presidents address ran through
almost the entire llst NJ subjects dis-
,rsfod by former Justice Hughes In his
Telegram accepting the republican nom
irpuon ". declared that the United
states iH rondy to join With other ma
tDna 60 see that the Mind Of justice u
believes iu is gl,cn
War Had 60 Come
shaking hIa finger smphniirally. ~"
Hr'Niout told thr graduates of The mill.
tory academy And LARGE audlcUU" that
mo- lody that does not put America fret
,uu BE- tolerated Hc added however.
That true Americans should sct good
'Namul"
IN, president declared tho present war
d.I NOT como hy accident hut th,t u had
tu come.
No Seeing ~ Future.
Tho United states wants nothing from
Europe. be said and there is nothing ~"
wants that she muft set hy war tie
sounded warning that no American can
i'I what tho next day viii bring forth
In the worlds events
Tho word "Amcu,Anism" was used
today hy The rfosiitnt for tho fire, time
In recent addresses lie warned the
Wet Point graduates against milltHism
America rltu Always,
'Amrricanifm consists IN utterly he.
lieyIng In the principles ~ America and
putting them fltst the president said
We ought tn let II he known that no.
body who does not put America iits,
can consnft with uF But wc ought ~
s"i them the example hy thinking Amer
lean thoughts. uy entertaining Amefi.
can purposra AMI those thoughts ana
purposes viii tthud the teN NJ example
am Vh'r" IN tho world Tor they are IN
tended for tho hcttrrmen' ~ mankind
Afraid ~ SIN Man.
a dn mo-, believe any nf us loves a
| tluHrrlng nationality with chip ON ~
| shoulder nationality with lta elbows
out and lts FwaEtcr on We low. tha,
| nulst aYlf.Faep.stlDF uNFNonueta III 4,
I spiflt which docs not strike until n Il
necessary tn strike and then strikes n
I conquer Never since ! was Nounsstci
| have ! been atrail ~ tho noisy man
1 have always hten afraid NJ tho stiil man
I NV conception " America IL concep,
. ton ~ infinite d'sr'ty 1lnnx with quis,
uupuoFiiunahle puNrr I ask lNu v0uns
gentlemen. to iuin With mo m tha, rnr.
r,p'ion and lel us bll IN our sewers
/ spheres Do soldiers together tr rssiif,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13
Explosion and Fire
Destroys Elevator

BALTIMORE. June q ritc 'ol.
'nvlng an explosion in rrbin elevator
M 'hr Nrnrf. NHna railroad st canton
n suburb DESTROYED 'hr hugr structure
'ht afternoon together With Hhel' o..
uNNn bushels ~ grain. MOSTLY wheat
and oN's Two urHushpa witch were
'o,dIue ~ ths elevator caught ffc apd
" is feared Vili BE- DESTROYED
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13
Fair Tonight and
Wednesday, Belief

LOCAL opucAsr-o.n.rsuy nlt
,oriuh, and Wednesdays no, much
tNarue In ,.mnsts,ute.
STATE roReoAsr-oen.tsly ,,lt 70.
nIoh, and WEDNESDAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13
DEMOCRATS IN WRECK

NtNTUVNF OF NuVHNTS IN WNttk-
uWIN-pnEo ~. 'urs l' Several
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-13

The Products Manufacturing rcmrsrv.
irraitd Two hiocks north ~ N. s,cct.
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n dangsr bot employees there s,fs c-o-
nisr' ihsi ihs ws,sf suuid fscsds No.
frfr ne plant vas really msnscsd
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banks about '~o hundred ysrss frrrn sAe
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seem 20 be making any pscsrees tsUoe1
the plant
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-05-26
TODAY'S EDITORIAL

This is the official day for the
straw hat to come out of the
haberdashery and see its own
shadow. -.
The straw hat is a glorified
bunch Of hay. It is supposed to
be worn upon the head, but it
frequently graces the ear, the
eyebrow or the back of the neck.
Fat men do not wear straw
hats, they just set them on their
heads when they're not tanning.
The straw hat is temperament
al. If it does not like a man, it
will fly off and the owner must
put it on leash, which he fast
ems to his coat with a black oval
button that looks like a liver
pill.
Next to a dog fight, an escap-
ed straw hat in a wind storm is
the most exciting thing in the
world. ...
The straw hat eats five dollar
bills. If you don't believe it, get
one today and see. Elk.