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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Felix Diaz Supplants Villa
as Stalking Horse of Mexico
PEARL FORMED FIVE
MILLION YEARS AGO
FOUND BY STUDENT

~ cASFOiu rNIVERslTY. cal.
" April % \ pearl. estimated 10
EQh1Vr hocn formed 50op.ono years
.sgo. aud said 10 bc the oldest
specimen of IT, KIND IN the worll,
vac found six months ago by Stanley
G. llcrrold n stanford student, II
became known Saturday Tn" pearl
win be- presented 10 IN" stanford
museum
we have no record, said uni-
V"fsity statement N pearls having
been formed before tho time this one
vas created n retains considerable
luS'or and Uhon thoroughly polished
win regain more, b'It IT, 5000, 900
y"urs of existence has taken out
about 20 percent of its lustor
AZ th' tim" this penrl WHs made.
during the ptleo1oic hgo the dino
Fuf. mnstndnn and Rbcr- tpot he'd
tiger we're IN existence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
TROUBLE QUITE
CERTAIN over
SEIZED PAPERS

WASHINGTON. ApHl % Papers
sslsed In New Nofk by the department
NJ Justice nom Wolfe Nnn tale secretary
to captain Won rspen. military p,tachc.
wiil no, he returned 10 the Germany EN-.
haHsy Until count Won nefn.,otu ~.
turns ~ Washington from = week end
"trip
Embassy Officials ate disturbed b, tho
ldsa that the Department, of Justice In
ends 10 sesr phnlosrsphic rnpes NJ the
paprfs aud " VS. -ald Saturday that
Crunt Won lisfns,nrfi would demand uo,
inly the originals hit all photographic
oples. plates and a cs,slns ut the dcc,s
n"nls understood 10 have been made hy
he Justice department,
The Documents arrived Al the depsr,
msnt ~ Justice saturday from New rotk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
LIQUID FIRE At
vERDUN FUTILE
Attack on French North OF
Caurettes Woods Was Bar
rem OF Advantage.

IONupN. Npru % Tho Germans
h,y, resumed tho offensive before vct-
dun uuitnr their infpntN IN action on
hrlh hanks uf th, Mvusr. hut falling IN
cpu additional ground. according 10 ths
Ti,nrh war office bulletin
Th, principal attempt in advance WAS
mady uH NJ ih, N,usr. following ~
intense howlarimrui Paris reports
that the French artulot, ioilod the a..
tempt and caused 'h- G,fmans heavy
losses Tho Scene W this fighting "a,
.l,twrrn the tiNvt aud lufi NauN
70 the west. Just beyond the Mcurr.
the Germans put liquid fire into play IN
attn,kinE tho French lines north of tho
raufrttrs wood hy the assault IL de-
clsfrd to have been hattrn NJ ADVANTAGE
~ the .foWr princes futrcs
w. the balkans Frorrh s,roplnnc
rbd, u 'on. .mlr nlcht from allies lihcs
t Sofia and return. dropping four htgs
r'liher bombs sn l~pp.lin shed ~
ihr Hulrnrl3n capital other points bu
rri the line also we're homharded ~
7 rnch sifmrn. the unlfan fvgion being
ri,,n especial attention
british forces in the expedition against
ucrnnn EAS, Africa have captured um-
huEur and saiangs according TO an an-
noun rm"n, made saturday by the ofil.
rlsi nrvss bureau
The Russian troops Witch srriyei h,
Nsrsclies Thursday T~ssei throuah
iNuns. Frarro tndai IN their wsy north.
vsrd rhry we've given an enthusiastic
Welcome su slong their route
The british los- In the hattie On the
ntm hank " tho risrt iue.ot.ctcmisi /,
an Npfil = wes mofe ,han 1000 killed
and wounded. sccnfiins ta an officlsl
statement i-,uei y, the cons,sntinVpls
var ufiics EaturiaN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
VOTED FOR ROOSEVELT
IN MONTANA ANYHOW

nELENA. Man,. Apfil Q. scatter.
ing returns early ,hln morning show ,hnt
rtcsiien, Wilson whn received 6.iii
votes virtually had No opposition for
tho democratic nomination In ftida, :
preferential primaries
United States Senator A " CLmmins
~ Iowa IN the same districts received
ehV vn'es for tho republican nominn.
ton fnt president, Ne Was oppWcd nv
livhtd u WoCds NJ New tcr.e, Who
'scci,cd 1s votes col Theodore Uoose.
Veil, whose name WIS me-, nn the ballot
wns voted fnf hy i.asi men and WOMEN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Year and Halt Ago Rear Ad-
miraI Called Daniels At
tention to Navy.
COMM UNICATI0N LOST IN
CHIEF CLERKS FILES
Contains Prophetic Analysis Of
Crisis in Which Nation
Now Finds Itself.

WASHNGTON. April % Secretary
OF tho Nn,y Daniels transmitted IN the
senate Sa,urda, his response 10 the
Iodgc resolution, ndoptod hprll Il call.
ins sntAn him 10 Flbmlt letter from the
navy rtnefal borrd dated Aug % 1919.
md communication rom I'nr admiral
BRADLEY 4 iftk.. tirn pIdr for 0p'ru-
tions dated Soy ., 1914
The communications N'rr dr..rb'd In
the rcsalution 100 warning tlo secretary
that III. navy Wns unproplrcd for wat
They we're ftst mentioned publicly when
Representative BHttrn asked Mr Daniels
10 produo, them during his examination
before the house naval committee I'
cent, and he refused
Document Prophetic %
Admrnl Nsk. letter Is u lengthy doc.
wnont beginning with the statement that
the writer urgently ,ull, NE attention
Of tho Horr,iqry 10 tho nrt ibi th"
United state, navy n uurrrplf"d Tor
war
search ~ m, ul, of ~" navy d'pnr'-
inent aud N, general board. milrd to Dis
close. hoNeVct any such lctt"r from th"
Bfllfl NN NhNN' '.'I' N''' ''''''''''' wv WV
tcsolutiou. rrrlfdine Zoo SECRETARY Dan
itlr
Admiral Ftk,U letter DO 4, careful Hn-
nlysr of IN, situation oi ~" navy IN
the early day oi m" European wpr and
contain r' statement that ~ ihis
country avoid Wnf during th' next ~"
yonfs. It viii b, accomplished only by n
happy combination of high diplomatic
skill and rnr, good fortune
Navy Short 1900 Men
II hss,ris that the navy WOE then
short ~ GnU men aud that while the
ships were wrll organized Hnd pretty
well drillcd' IN. department vas neither
organized nor driliei In "a military way.
Admiral F,skc then append IN srgu-
ncnt for the creation ul @ navy gen" al
staff
Commenting ur ttis ',t,'. iu his cu'n'
munication the secretary snyt.
This communication NuS not furnished
10 me and did not KNOW NJ ~ existence
until long after n was written II WH'
hled with the chief CLERK without my
knowlcdse thai Il had been written.
Although Rear Admiral Fiskc was N
my office daily ne did NO, tell m" that
h. had placed the communication m
M.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
TRIAL FOR MURDER OF
FATHER" BLACK PUT OFF

GALVESTON Tr,as. April - The
trial ot ,rotge Tier " Marshall. Texas.
charged With completely In the murder
ot William Jfaih~tl Hleck an anti.
Catholic l''turvr, In Msfshall during
February. 1915. which was 10 have hcon
called here Monday, has been indefinitely
postponed Tho case was hfough, 10
Galveston On q change ~ venue Tier
has been NJ liberty on 5000 bond
Tho cases ot George RYAN aud John
copeland. also Indicted Tor the murder.
are set for June 3 HNan aud Copeland
lIr mnheT $40. 600 hnnh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
HUNGARY FEARS
THE GERMAN NAV
Magyars Take Fright at the
Thought Of Losing Nation.
aIity After the War.

LoNpON, Apfil 70 The nallN r.ie.
errph Milan correspondent says that =
slrniflcAn, symptom regarding the iIaps.
luts monarch, Il shown T., an ou,hui n,
~ the Hungarian deputies In favor NJ
peace. Premier Asluith's tcc,n, sps.rn
regarding peace conditions, the dlsps,rn
says. has been commended by iiunsa
rams, who are anxious un account "
ocfmsn ssxresslVenrss, respecting small
ns'ionsli,ies at the end ~ IN. Wat
IN connection With the visit To- netIin
msde by pstcr nufisn. Au.,to. itunsa
tian fotcisn minister. 4, T. suggested
thai uctmany proposed that the mon
rrchy should h, divided into small au.
t,nomous states, presumably In otde,
,hst they may he more easily swallowed
ur W Germany. The Slav natinnsllties
= IA hln'ed. are 10 b. given the mlnlmup,
Of liberty. oallcia also receiving nu,un.
cry
The correspondents a., tha, the i,nn.
snfians have taken umhtss.. t..lln,
thu, their turn would come nest and
that the Mssysrs would thu. .urru,n,
10 uefman ptedomin.nct
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
POLICE WERE THANKED
BY MILLER BROTHERS

Friday r'eht during the ryrnluF rrr.
iormsnrr NJ the ioi Ranch shov tNp
Miller HfoiNrrs. pntt owners NJ the Ruff
alo nli. lol Ranch shoN, expressed their
thanks 10 The police department fnr ptv.
Vcn,lnE pHnir smung the crowd during
N. accident nj the circus IN the after
nom Captain nunhsm with u squad "
officers Wct" the ones mentioned hy NJ
Miller During the cruVd's efforts tn got
away from m, scene " the accident,
someone lost gold watch which Capt
uunham hns IN his possession
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
SPECIAL RULE
FOR ARMY BILL
Democrats Say Republicans
Are Trying to Delay New
Conference on Measure.

WASHINGTON Ami g Chairman
IIn, of the house military committee
Saturday met Republican Leader Mann's
parliamentary objection to letting the
army bill pfo,ccd 10 the adjustment "
point. disputed between scnai" aud
house n, introducing resolution for n
special rule for an immediate new con-
ference The rules committee probably
viii report favnnhl, On 4, ncN, week and
the rrsul, will Ne hurried perfection ot
the army reorganization hill which dem.
ocr,ts say the republicans are delaying
generally
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
JagOW Promises Immediate
Consideration OF President
Wilson's UItlmatum.
BERNST0RFF ADVISED
SUBMARINE MODERATION
Gerard Forwards Another Mes
sage Whose Contents Have
Been Closely Guarded.

WASitNGTON. April q with otn-
nal word from berlin that the note OF
tho United states had been delivered to
tho German foreign Office, officials hero
an1lously awaited reply from thu foreign
office In reporting the delivery Of tho
note h-i Thursday afternoon Amhassa-
dor Gerard advised the state department
1ha' be- ,ncfwtrd had conferred briefly
with Foreign Minister Won Jngow Tho
contents ~ another message from ths
ambassador was closely guarded al-
though n is said hr informed the gov
rrument assurances had been given him
" the immediate consideration Of ths
document Tho government looks for
reply from Germany by tho middle Of
next week
Kaiser Scans Note.
Tn, American not. now In the hands
OF Emperor William. Chancellor Won
Beihmann. Noll~eg and General Won
Falkerhsyn, chief OF the general staff AZ
general headquarters
Chairman Stone of the senate foreign
relations committee has an appointment
~ e. over the situation with President
Wilson this evening tn. president then
viii inform President stone ~ any In
formation ~ hand from Germany NJ to
thet tim.
When the American note Nas dis
patched officials said thcy considered that
= reply hy the end of this week or tho
beginning NJ next would satisfy the de-
mond FOR nm immediate answer
~ Monday nigtts conference the ptes-
ldont probably viii acquaint Senator
stone with hls plans for ths nost step
50 the chairman may. In turn. inform tho
senate
summary of the note was telegraph
Yesterday 10 general headquarters and a
courier bearing the full text and the ap-
p.ndlx WAS sent there by train. The
deliberations of the emperor, the cham
celor and the chief of staff will de-
ternine the future shaping Of Gcrman-
American relations
The note appears in the newspapers Of
this afternoon All is calm here.
, Count Won Berns'orff the German am-
} hassad1r who 10 away on recreation
trip. IL not expected to return until Mon-
day unless important dispatches regnrd-
iug the submarine issue are received at
the embassy before that time II IL
hllNNN ANNNA wv NtN hhNlHfN wv N'f'hNN
mrut 10 modify It's submarine warfare
to meet Americas latest demands.
Cl.mere.au's Tribute to Wilson.
Unqualified admiration Of President
Wilson'S message IN Berlin on the sub
marine issue " EXPRESSED by Georges
Cl'wrnc'nu IN HE Paris newspaper
l.iiommr iIhrc I'm an extended analysis
oi the message VI Clrmcnceau says
what strikes ono above all IN thls
pirr oi world diplomacy which the chief
NJ m, American republic has submitted
10 the national representative Is -
tine ohiccuvity Neither complaints nor
f,,timlnations are IN II Facts. no signs
~ literature contrary to what We have
seen IN the css" ~ other countries.
Nothing. too. of the learned lawyer. nv
happy surprise Simple. strong words of
statesmen
what the kaiser may decide 10 do 4,
unimpnrtant Withdrawal or homhnst II
will be- an the same In the end"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
TRA|NMEN and
employees MAY
GET TOGETHER

CLEVELAND. uhir Nprli % Wsprc.
senlailver of railroads In the Uultrd
states and ~ Tho four railroad cmpln, -
bfoihtfhc1ds will meet At chicago Nhtn
% tn disuss tho recent demands 81 me
hfuihsfhoois frt ar clshi hour da, An.
nunnrrmunt To- thIs effect vhs made
here sstutds, bv " % Ice president,
" thr trslnmens brotherhood
AZ the chicago meeting which vas
susresisd hv ,he roads. arrangements
sill he mad, 'cr later conie enc, q,
which iimr the hfu,hsfhccds' demand.
will be considered In detail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
AUSTRIA TOO GETS
NOTE FROM WILSON

AMSTERDAM. April p: Press dis.
patches from Vienna report that the
Austro, Hungarian foreign office has re-
celved u note from the United States
dealing with the attack on the Russian
bark Impcfator official adviccs 10 the
state department et Washington said
nm Austrian submarine fired On IN" yes.
sci without warning and that ono ~ the
Americans was wounded
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
STOCKHOLDERS DISLIKE
ORIENT FINANCING PLAN

KANSAS 'lrN. Nrri 90 sto khold.
ers " IN, orient Railroad ,ompsnv
brought sIit ir tho circuit court herr
SATURDAY nsking that agreements trt -.
financing the railroad and the decree ~
foreclosure DO, witch N, prup.rt, passed
~ the Cru'tul ct che reorganization
committee be- Hst aside
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
moat slpsp,pmrN WANTED

NSInNGTON. April "a Secrc,pr,
Daniels has ordered another c,amnb.
,lou Tor entrance this ,cat to the naval
arsdrm, in b. held july %. the sue.
crssul candidates entering thu S-ptcm.
bet class NrarlN aS hundred men al.
ready have qualified frt entrance In
June In announcing the order Friday the
secretary said he hoped 10 -crur, hy the
additional examination sbou, tVo hun.
dfed more mldshipmen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
TRAFFIC COP SAVES
GIRL But NOT SELF

WASHINGTON. Ann . Frank TIP.
ru'iio. t'aifi. policeman, tnAt,hrd a
little girl io Ufrt, from the p1h oi tho
lire chiefs automobile ss II raced
through the street near tho natent NJ
fls- saturday hut could not save himself
lie pfuhnblN will die
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Lopr.se TESTIMONY AL ~

'illCNUu. Npri 90 Taxing of i,sii.
mon, We, completed TODAY In ib" ,p.o NJ
William iorimot fprmrt United states
senator h''ur ifiri CON htrv,s uuur,t.
81 with the CLOSING NJ the tnSBWr street
Trust and Saving. bank ui witch be- Nts
ptpaidsUt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
eerAlL CLERKS WIN IN srelk,.

PiTTsnuRG Kan. Nprl y A strike
Of lIb retail CLERKS which was hcsun
"Wednesday nlrht here. ended ftidaN.
when the merchants ncced"d 'o the ~
msnds NJ the clerks union Tor early
Saturday might closing and my int over.
time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
'so ceoss splpassrs sroppso.

WARRINGTON. Aprn u American
Red Cues headquarters snounced rtida,
hsht that hecsuse 81 lnahilii, 10 ssrut.
permits f'un' the entente allie. fnf shin.
msr, u supplies ~ any kinh ,o the fsr
'rs' rowe~, u had become neres.ar, "a
rsares, all ned Cfc-s chapters and n,h.,
rriisf organizations ~ refrain until ti,.
ths' notice nom sending such supplies I,
,he prccsyn terminal warehouse TO,
sh,eni.nt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Washington Extends Some
CredenCe to Report That
0iaz Is Plotting Overthrow
Of the De FaCtO Govern
ment.
Results Of First Conference
Between Funston and Scott
Not Yet Announced.


NASlUNGTuN. Apnl - ptrlmin-
nr, report from NpIor Gorcrnl lIuyh /.
.g.,u ,hi,, ., ,,,,,., .,, ,,,,, ~, M.
...., O.
WV" '"''''' '''''"' ~ ''"
Anioni". T"Nr Friday night regarding
g.. Mexican problem wn. expected Sat.
.,,,t.. ., .r,,,I.i,,,.,,.. .,y.,.t. M.
'"1''.'''' report F" NOT ''p"'''h nht'l ne
r"turns p" Washington Meanwhile re-
ports ~ .g' mH,"u'rr h, fcliN lIinN fof
me-" t''"lIl,"n against ~" Il" fnc'o
E"'''hW'n' ni' ''nsltR considerable un-
''.'''"' '' W" .'''' "'I'''''n'"' w
,,,,I,I, ,i,,I,,.r, ,ot, d., v,ytro ,,d a.,
rri,,l states 4, Ia learned that several
N''cput r 600. country nro under close
"n0"ra'ior and u H possible thnt tho
pant NJ The American feeling In Ihi-
huhlue state against IN" forces chRslnr
villa mn' b' niiuhut"d in the pias move.
inont
p.r,hlno nad ae,n Warned
,,,,,t..,., .....,.. A.. .y....,.-.. u.,..,
"'''' ',''
'.'' Nin"i l.nn con'llH ln N'urn hh0
been advised NJ report. a. the effect that
Mexican officers had warned Genera
''''h"' ''' I" Pf"''n H""t ~ '"r'"
'i'f' ih' 'W h 'hri' IN" secretary W.
HiTtr hoN',''. tiai the warning h's not
affected 'hD movements ~ the troops
ifoop train l"u llnf"f saturday win
several hundred m"mhoff NJ the lnarci
gHffison "u hoard Nh" hnF" h""n ordered
4" 'n,'a ifaud"s
According ~ 'ho MrNirsn officials
these troops arc mot lnt'nd"d ~ rein
for cm"nt n m" 'nsns ;fnnd"s garrison
bat Will replace soldiers ruv there VII,
viii be- sent a. MADEIRA
vlt,., pos,, COR,
a..
... -, ~.
''''''''' " ''' 'p''''"
Those wh" Do not believe he u f"m nr'
willing Nv ndmi' hat ms pf"'iigr II g'n'
and That h" hn- ceased io d" q factor "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Silks, High Boots, High
Skirts to Be Popular
With Easter Paraders

will bc seen side h, side with tho Nidn.
brimmed sallot hat
llish boots and high skirts viii be
worn Aimee, to the exclusion ~ Longer
skirts and pumps. u ls said while u
great many pumps have hcen sold " "
probable that n the weather uhsst,a
,orys futcras, s carried out snG Sunds,
s cloudy. the familiar hsh boot vii
ptcduminai~
Much nn,rlt, hoslcr, will b. worn
lilsck. white and flssh color are tho
principal staple yolnf. white all sorts
of specially dcsirned. eccentric STYLES
are selling fRs,
Indicative NJ the prosperity ~ the city
during the pas, year are reports from
John W Newhern of the Scott Ham.
burton crmranN. = I. Mayo ~ the
No'a bsnEh nruwn ~, ucois company
and ueorse Kerr ~ N. Kerr ~, gopd.
COMPANY. all Of whom declare the pas,
month has established merchandising
iecori In .Jshclt establishments
The Press., 1916-08-03
so's Business System.

Old settlers will tell you that the In- dians broke the first ground for wheat growing purposes in the spring of 1881. The Indians got their first ideas of settling on land and establishing per manent homcs from association with the cowboys. Members of the tribe, including Pocatello Tom, China Eye and Big Tipped Pete, broke some ground and seeded few acres of wheat.
 When the wheat was harvested and thrashed in primitive Indian fashion the growers began to market the graii. The native wheat king would deliver wheat to American Falls or elsewhere in the vicinity for h0 cents a bushel. If the customer went after the grain the price was $1 bushel. When ques- toned as to the meaning of their sim gular business methods the Indians would invariably reply: You come to my wickiup. you heap want 'um. Me come to your wickiup. maybe so you don't want 'um at all."-Farming Busi- ness
The Press., 1916-08-03
Ouarries of Carrara.

The wealth of the city and province of Carrara. Italy. which has -a popula- tion of 220,OO0, is derived from the 500 quarries, which give employment in one way and another to over 5000 workmen. The quarries are situated in the mountains above the town, and the stone is brought down to the plain to be sawed and worked, largely in shops connected with the homes of the workmen. Explosives are used to obs tain the largest size blocks, although wire saws driven by electricity are used in few instances to quarry the blocks to the desired dimensions.
The Press., 1916-08-03
Russian. American Calendars.

The Russian calendar is thirteen days behind the calendars of other Chris tian countries, and unless this fact Is familiar to correspondents in the Unit ed States considerable confusion arises over the dates of letters, telegrams, etc. Usually fin Russian business cor respondenie both dates are used, the Russian date having after 1t the letters o. S., meaning old style, and the date of forei"n countries, N. S., meaning ucw style. For instance, the Russian Christmas CUTS on Jan. N. s. and the Russian New Years day on Jan. IL x. S.-ComMerle Reports.
The Press., 1916-08-03
Excursion to Montreal August Il and 12. See ad. on page 9.
JUST PLA!Tl COUNTRY.
Beauty to Be Found In Rural Scenes
 Round About Home.

Round About Home.
 Like many another person of tue present day, have from time to time travelled as far as my means would permit-and Il Ett.2 fartaer-eXploring countries new and strange or new and strange to mo, climbing high noun tains, sailing broad seas and making the acquaintance of coasts as full of wonder anG of mystery, swept by the wings of gulls, washed by green waves, as were the far shores of 0dysseus' wide adventure to Odysseus. And l have had huge enjoyment in it all, standing to watch at distant corners of the earth the pageant of wind and wave and cloud, trudping up unknown hills in fine mood of adventure, driv- ing across mountain passes into coun- tries as fresh and as enchanting as if they had been created overnight to meet this first fresh sense of quest
 Yet sometimes and oftentlmes real ize that no strange shore or wonder full mountain range has brought sense of pleasure quite so deep as that which comes at moments in mere coun- try, the plain country of the land of home. I do not mean any of the show regions of America. The glories of tho Canadian Rockies, the wonders of the Yosemite, are unknown to me. mean the common oo3ntry of old fash toned fences and winding rJsdt whese tangieS of alder and sumac claster by the gray rails or gray CT stone-com- mon country. where the hay grows long in June and the woods creep close to the hayfields and little stream per haps goes threading its way softly be- tween the grasses.
 Here is no sense of effort in your en- joyment All is near and dear famil- far, perhaps for generations n part of your forefathers' lives. There is no need to try your eyes to take in the meaning of jagged rock outlines and heaped earth masses or stretches of desert sand. You have not purchased an expensive ticket whose worth to the uttermost penny must be extract ed from the panorama before you, making you study it anxiously, eager to do your duty by every shade and outline. You do not have to strain to the sublime, as you do when confront ed by scenery, capitalized scenery capitalized in every sense of the word. You do but sit quietly upon some green bank, full of unforced pleasure that hardly names itself pleasure, so unconscious it is.-Scribner's.
The Press., 1916-08-03
RECIPE FOR CRAY HAIR.

To half pint of water add ox. Bay Rum. e small box of Barbo Compound. and Y OF. of glycerine. Apply to the hair twice week until 1t becomes the desired shade. Any druggist can put this up or you can mix 1t at homo at very little cost. Full directions for making and use come in each box of Barbo Compound. It will gradually darlen streaked. faded gray hair, and removes dandrun. IL is excel lent for falling hair and win make harsh hair soft and glossy. It win not color the scaln e not sticky or usAsy. and does not TvA o2.