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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
CROSS, FEV[R|SH
CHILD IS BILIOUS
OR CONST|PATEO
Look, Mother If tongue is
coated give California
Syrup of Figs"

r,stN mother realizes after swing nrt
cNlldfcn "Csltuin mia SYRUP NJ Fss That
this ls their ideal laxative. hrrsusr Tho,
love Ne pleasant taste and n thoroughly
s,csrses tho tender h,,lr stomach. liver
and how ole without rfirinr
When rfoss. irritable fr,rfish. uf
breath u bad. stomach sntf. irrt NJ ~
tongue muihet' " coated. sivr r. tea
spoonful If 'his harmless fruit lntH-
tive. rhi IN = rev hrufs sl 40 foul
ronsiitattd waste. souf blr hnd urdi
se.,sd iuri passes out ~ the bow sls. and
YOU have q wen. playful rhild araln
when the little system is fun NJ cold
,hrnn, sore has stomach. ache. diarrhrea.
indis ss,lrn. rriic4t remember. q guui In
side cleansing should slva,s b. che first
", a,r,rnt sivsn
millions " muihefs keep california
s,up " Flrs tand,i The, snov a 30,
srcunnii iriat saves = siri rhld go
morrow Nh ,cut dtueeis, frt = 60.
cent bottle " "Caufainia F,rur "
fisS Nldch has directions irf bsbiss.
children " Ill asr. srd r-rwn ur,
pv'r,si m IN ict,ls nrvst ~ rrnn
t%sffeiis soii mere. sn DON'T h. footed
utt the genuine. made ~ california
t1s sltup Company ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
MILK B0TTllNG PLANT
SEIZED BY FARMERS

H|III"N'.N. NprI iBfurI. Hl-'u'
It.tfI,ui. W s,rri ihr hri'lIur plsr
fH. Uu,wHn ua.f, ronphn, Tuesday
..' Iii.f 'nr. me- iHr manager in o.
,I fH. N... drot, lHu md tho fcv
uIuf % veto present uui uf tho
ltIr. Trun ih,t in.trH mo duofi
H iuH. inr k.,s Hsay with ihom Tina
FORMERS Ha,, l.ou fsyUivinu NI I'd hun,
HH,H unuris zoe their mil. and they de-
pend 81 u , hundred pounds
GO fn TlratN, rirhi fifteen nf ~,
n. uw.n ..wpAu, tpliilne plants and
IIfH,n uf 'N, Uorien .rmpar, had
l..I ur account Hf tho hostile Nitl.
. u. fHr HpI.tm.u
is . SOL, hrbi NJ pH. u' lhf isrs.
distributing .nmunnias said Tuesdsv
'N.f iH. situation had ffs,hcd such r.
tf.lr that Governor Dunn, would -
ss.i 700. TROOPS unless better protection
.an BE- tbr authorities IN ths milk
H ir.If
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
DWELL 70 ASSIST

tillJk NSUN utlH NrfI st4...TI
Senator rhom,a . Cd \rNi OF fHi. rIl
has received notice Uum Lieutenant
GoNsrno. rr8pp presiding office. uI iNr
SLATE senate inB' Doc has boon H]rrn.r.,f
NJ q mc'nh,f NJ ~ committee comp sfI
NJ senators ana - s,,r,a,i,ss q. d,r
arguments Hn favor ~ thr ttHutI"n H
tho constitutional amendment i.ti T.
proposed hN senate Joint resolution
o. TN, amendment ..u,rfus tho fr|f
rnniSatinu uf tho hirh,T courts W. 'HT
stat, The committee Will meet 100 H.
lBhpmp Jii, nm Nprii TO-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
DANCING IN TOWN

iH Hlaf lfirrt The rorulsf rla, srounds
M uHl4hHnIa Alsn open iut e%untsntiuns,
'Hf ar Uf mail
HHi'rr sDhuol " n-ncina Euclid
ilsU uHfu fut lube. tee hinr. priv ste
and assembly dan. ms TUESDAYS. rhnfs.
i.r. and SATURDAYS ate ssssrlhlt and In.
.f1tInn HlaliH Monday nisht is married
rr,rir's uIrhi un'J
iasa Ffont. near Bells Isle. sunA
Ithit only
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

.i nI uIl l"nuw nI lW' '''N -l'""
0n'h'Nt huI good ] h,"d mo- 'n.h '
J'n'''"n mere. because J s'A'.h u, l'"l
'"' ''lI 'n lhI l''i mani we '"''
'"iI.nE hu' good.
'uuu"i l""' lh' time Too ,''.'. 'n
'N' career "I JuIt' hu'"' ."'
p''h Ifl p" h. h'fNI'' "I.'' Wv
'''.'. nud ln'n "I ms ""', 'hi ''"
'l'' ln me forum II' H'iN'' ~ "'''
.''I'' Judge "I 'kI'I"nI' h''ho''
''n... ANA "h'n me lun'.WI ','"lu, wv
.I"' hIs N'"''''' 'n"''.' '.'"."N
'' .b''I'. '''n .' on" wa '.u7
"".N Nh'n no '-.N'N'' ''.' N''",
l'n. l'lNi'. ''' ID ""t n.' '',N
,N' I.+.' u'"'' .-.'n .''''|'' ."'' 70 E'"'b
"ul'l h'l '"n'' '" l'HE'n'n,
Mnn' 'n' '''h. O '''' '' wy
I.., h.N' '.' N'' ''N'' WI.
N''N 'h' CON ''''h '''' ~ u."'
'"'' IN' Np'''''I |'IA'" .'' 49,
.''t'' 700 '''' upon '' ''H,'' M.'
.n'Nl' ',,''.' mo- NM. W.T.. m
'' ' I'N " '.'
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~ "'''' " ",.'' M IT,,
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a., .t,', .n,r an q. g., .,.os,
W, human ,or.',.,, and tuu,r
III ,, ~ ,,, .,.
li' a.. .... ,iI.., 60. f., rrt a..
,.,, .,,. ,u. I.. ,r,,,,,s ,y.,. J.r,,,,B
~. ,.,, .,J nam n v,. up,r d.. an.
,,r,,, i.n.r yr,rc bts rnp. ,oYrt
hal. ,.,. ,r,.,t and vh,fr H., ,y.I, IN,
himself "a monument MOI, enduring than
n,a..
a. AZ. .I,ps rbi,, n,rver ~ tina,
rIgt tribunal ar, DIted via approval
,..,. a.. b.. tho nfgnest ,oIr'. o'
DL.,br,uo and ufr,r sthtes and the,
have a,oni that severe acid test aIWny,
appIfsd D.. Nh. nprcmc court AZ m,
ri'od gtp'c- MANY of them aro land.
marts Ir our dr,clnpins i~uiisprudcnre In
this gouug commonwealth n we're {,
mention tho characteristics Vhief
most impress mo o. 10 his decisions
would Say clarity ~ expression. tt.t'u
array of authuttt.r.. nice discrimination
end aIp,, an H tlgu moral tone which Il
|pIvayp present. vibrant mud resonant
nm, mon who form and fashion tho lIdI
.aI a,.i,m n. r. Young state aro pioneer
DO. Ii, g.,u',,t nri most endur0r. R0ri
lana % vr. urrulIlr't fortunate 'iti Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
Thousands Attend Funeral
Services for Late Okla
hOma City Lawyer.
ST UART PAYS TRIBUTE
Brother Member Of Bar De-
IiverS Notable Grafton at
Last Ceremony.

street Tu.siRy afternoon ~" body ~
I1dr' I"uInmIu Franklin Nnrw'lI dir
''rr|Isnrl 'nrist nrl pioneer citizen -
Oklahoma. was lnli 10 rest boo FnlrlnNn
cemetery lh" Rev n A. iiuIton. pms
~ 'h' .tsi H"pils' hur'' nron'h'I
'' 'h''', '''p' N'''.' ''IN'r""
"' ''''I"''' ''h''"N '"" ''.'.'.''' N'N'h'
,'"''' were h'.N n' Woo ''n''''iN
'' .N' '~'''''T 'h1 ''''' 'I''n't OF
''.'' '''''' 'I" t''N'''l 10
I'' W.T. M'' ..I'.'. 'n'l' 'n 'nlp'''
i've '''r''r'''nl n' mo "nf"'N '"nl'
'|' '.'"" overturned '."nI mo ''H'l'n''
.''' ''' .''I ''' N''''' Too front ~ '''
.'".' I'' i"''. N'f' 'N'H'h open 90
..'' '' '.'|l outer
Bs'utIful Floral o'f-rirns.
~.. ..l,,I,. ,,I.t. a., b,d, o, rydrc
uI,r,u ,,.t,l IA, moo, - h,c, Il, ,rc
rur' r,rlor M ITO rIrw,u home. and
r completely .pyr''l hN r. %rro'Isr
uf''. nf b'luitrIl bouquets of ret and
"'''. American beauty ,os,s r71ral Of
'.f.ur WON, received ruu tho sonic
.|r u.gHi.uut. fr.w 'N, Oklahoma CI',
Ur. H-.o.nilpu rrd from ,.r state Rat
...,rInr. ps v.ll as fr.w scores ~ 'r
ns.dU4I fIrrd- ~ Judy. Hurp.r nuI iHc
N.-v.lI 'u1v r.. rounI ~ rings
R,., y.rt numerous SCOT only na ~,
b,. .,l OIL. trf hidden hr 'r. pics ~
turnu'NI 0ov,rs hut 'n, .u'Iro room
veal. BE- y,rtubI. bower r, rp with %
.f,r H1uuu.r. of lilies OF fuo valley in,,r.
mingled
q. q. 'nu continued himself In mo fur.
.H' mun f'uus' ,rt,.I lo f,1dInr
d.. .. OFF" H. ..u.r,.'I.u ruH heaven
.Nn.r h-,Nl r,y.rriug tto mn. ~ iuir'
TufryfI tl. Uu.t.t .Iu.,i b.. p.UuUtr fHt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
A New Button Shoe

In white-nncs' white calfskin. French heel
high arch, pearl buttons, in all sizes and widths. IT
a remarkably beautiful and very fashionable shoe. 81
New all white sport shoes. Rubber soles, lace. 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
M~rrtcriIcd M|arqui,cttc Curtains

N%erorriIcd Narquisette Curtains
boo white aud c.Iu lIul.
long ~ iurhp, ViIr lIu
rolfI, nrm.lii H,i uu 'vu-il.
Special Slgn rnir
Bungalow curtains CORN unI,
IL yard. Iuus and ~ inches
Wide BOO small design, with
tape BORDER edged with uIru' \
splendid value Special NlN
pair
English Net Curtain-Inr, nr'
plain u%.U',r-I with flora. huf
der. iI two ruU" ".nl effects.
. wards long 90 iuuhr. wilde
Special Nlr5 rmir.
Cun, tdgc Narqui,rtie Curtains
U,W.Iii, HuI. ir white Hnl
Dlru. ~ iurhr. Wide. ward,
THE KERR DIR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

makes u very pretty valance
$50 pair
Irish Point Curtains - In ccrn
-. wards lory. - 10 ~ inches
wide plain " floral ccntrrs.
Al new. neat n designs, $3.50.
500 $50, 500 and $500 u
paii
Rope rortiercS - With nhrc silk
baud, and chenille rof-e M
ANY du"r from I ~ : feet widr
Boo green or brown Special, NJ
each
Couch Covers - IN conventional.
oriental aud floral designs all
COLOR. MIXED or plain ccnlrrs.
Nip, s. ~. - ~ 81 H. Nur.
q uu each
Curtain Materials h, the Yard -
Light iH-t fabrics. - inches.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
For Makers, Fourth Floor

long ~ S945 So - ~ and
- 90 % Imir.
Durhc>> turtain>-Nndr FROM n
Zine quality Eru--r.. uri. plain
rnuiOr- dainty marrow SCROLL
ur floral hurlrr. SOME with
motif CORNERS. ~ inches wide
2 ward. long Erru only
~ $50. - 40 y pair
Princess Curtains These nrr
ideal Gov summer u-r GOO living
dining ar bedroom Mad, FROM
rIr impaired Scotch madras
with rulurrl figure. here nud
There bon pink reese hIw, cor -ulI
Tie ,uIurs are guaranteed 'o -
washable 20 iuYhc. o. tHri
long rh,y have tn extra ui,,r
20 the tup which when ,ut ufi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

WANTED Checker FOR cafe; inoNp"r-
fenced need not apply Private office,
Leo Iiuckipa hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
SCENTS SAVE DOLLARS:
ONION MONEY RESTORED
TO BROOKLYN HUCKSTER

NVEW YORK. Aug lo-The
NV much-maligned onion is a
v good friend to Simon Silver
wan OF Brooklyn, who drives a fruit
and vegetable wagon
He missed S0'just after he had
delivered his last load to a custom
er He told Patrolman GLEASON tina,
he thought George Boland had
picked up the bills Roland who
was standing nearby, was searched
and a roll oi bills found on him.
Are these yours 80 asked the po-
hceman
"My money always smells of
onions and can,aloupes," replied
Silvcrmln
Gleason took a whfi Of the roll
and when he had recovered said.
"Ihcy'rc yours, all right"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
Old Enemies Dead
AS Result of Duel

HOUSTON. Texas, Aug. l9-T. f.
Mosteyn, ol years old, and Mac VIM
slow, So. are dead as the result of
shotgun and rifle duel in which they
took part late Friday near Keenan,.
Montgomery county, a few miles north
OF here 1t was claimed that Mos,eyn
fired twice at Wlnslow and missed
each time Winslow returned the fire.
the bullet striking MoStcyn in the tenn
Pile Grover MoStcyn son OF T. +.
Mostcyn then fired at Winslow and
surrendered himself 1t was said that
the bullet killed Winslow Ncighbors
say there had been i'll tecling between
the men for more than twenty-five
wears
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
prodigal Killed

NEW YORK, Aug ly-ldenuiica
tion today diclosed the fact that Jock
ey killed Yesterday in a race at Elem.
irpton. \ j, county fair under tn,
name OF Sidney Haggerty was Sidney
Kahn. san OF Solomon Kahn wealth,
New York metal manufacturer with a
fortune ~ his own right Kahn was N
years old and s,uden, at Columbia
university His parents identified the
body today. They said the boy was ob
ScsScd with desire 20 ride race horses
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
Mexican Mining Laws Complete

MENICO CITY. Aug lo-The m,ning
laws OF the Republic OF Mexico as pre-
pared and eodiiied by the department OF
the interior are virtually complete and
only await General Carranlas approx
al II is understood that they follow
closely IN many respects the American
mining laws
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
Count Eulenbufg Resigns.

AMSTERDAM, Aug - - Count
Eulenburg deputy commanding gen.
cral OF the first army corps OF the Ger
~'n army, has resigned and has been
succeeded by Lieutenant General won
Hollcn, saws the Berlncr ragehla,t
The German emperor has conferred on
Count Eulenhurg the order OF the Red
Eagle, first class. with laurclS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

for carrying a concealed pistol, The gun
Was contscated. IlAll also convicted him
SELF on his own teStimony Of illegally
transporting liquor and was assessed a
lk" penalty for that offense
Afternoon Court Disc oontirued--After
juggling continued cases for more than
h week Municipal Judge splitter has
succeeded In orowding all cases into the
morning docket Municipal court VIII
hc held hereafter only once day, at (
a ul.. the I O'Clock session ~ afternoons
being discontinued
Commissioned on VISIT 'ommi ssioneY
J. q street viii return this evening
from pleasure automobile jaunt to Tui-
sH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
Allen Named in Florida

PALATKA Fla. Aug lo-Georgt
w Allen, Key West was nominated
for governor and W r. O'Neal, Or
land Tor United States senator. at a
meeting here today OF the republican
state central committee \ full state
ticket including presidential electors
aud congressman. also was nominated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
Fight Dropped on
Army Fund Bill

WASHINGTON, Aug 10 Prospects
OF congressional row over President
Wilson's veto OF the army appropriation
bill went glimm.ring today and the
attitude OF Chairman Hay OF the house
military committee was one OF aqui-
escenoe toward passing the bill with
such revision Of the articles OF war
as the president and war department.
say is neresSarv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
TabloltI News A}A'
for Busy PlhH

Esbeas ~-t Denied lqstrtc, Judge
HaS sur vest 'v dJN denied the application
of Il I lhf 90. local hvsrEu.u for a
WIT - hih. 4 corpus Phillips was ar
rested h' uit police and charged With
violating % iy ordinance imposing "a tax
0n hv'n a1' on ob'irs
President Wilson invited Invitations
10 lt'sIder' WILSON io speak here STATE
FAIR W,ck p.rr sent Yesterday by the
Chamber Of Comw.r," aud State Fair
association. should the president decide
10 accept. 40 state democratic commit
g." uHus g. hold MS rally here ON the
same day oi MIR Wilson's appearance.
Catholic Rs,tor Hurt Rev Bernard '
Nutsa'rs. 10 cfOr Of ST. J0Hrphs 'athe-
dr.tl was ir' 4 red late hgi night when a
buggy 100 w.l,h ne WAS riding 'ullded
with am auto truck near the Katy depot
iis Was NttI To- ~ Autbouy's hospital
HIS injuries are said 10 be not serious
/ Pledged Morey PSld-~S"venty-flve per
cent uI Tine money pledged the tnaiu-
b.f 81 Comm q rr, during It's recent 'N-
psuslpu .Hiui - icu hpH been uuid iu, &C.
b rurninE 60 & >, statement off an tNpnn-
/ sion commit ,' worker THIS morning.
/ Every mstl rr-ngs dozens o' checks in'"
the ofn,. i'r r',uNy the entire amount
I pledged Is up rDi,d io be- collected with
IN 'hr next SIX W"'Ns
4srde snl no monday-W V Hsrdie
-.,''" ,.,.,, ~ ',''''' ,t,"i'y
g., rti to,,.. Nlg,, r ty,Lt,,tn,,
whore be- hsP been attending 81 meeting
,, ~, a. ,.,,,,,., tr,,,,
,.,ln nti,for,,,o ~, Io,,5,'r.
,cgtr,, ,t, a. r,,l.s ,,'',,,. ~ tr,Irb,
.s,.1 an !, ,p,s GOOD. rom pec1fir
rl,.t ,',r, im tr,T. ,sr,itn,, in ths
MIssiFNpp uiey
p,x,,,s,s, A,ooI,,.d u,uI,r, ~
,tnrrIs Gu' =, n prnn,nt..d pos,rno.te n,
Ii,Ily C,,.. ,nd I,r,,s f. Ctnv,.ra nt
Yula Oll s'cord,nr TO the dsily pos,
ral bulletin r, cci,cd Mt the local offc,
Sul, sr, IN ,h cl,s. nft,r..
| -
\ Frisco erau Recovered Motor Patrol
'hras, sol,n f.om Inc locaI rrisrn' ,shon,
last rIrm f. i,,r nurs,tin, tbc aiis.el
',ht,f sryc,.I hiocts IoH, IJ,y, %,
ftn.d ,ii m r,uuicipaf court MS morn
inr ON a Il ,,rre of having bought IN,
stolen goods Hurt was caught ,Sith IN,
- "Si,r,% =, h,n,s - S,c, NJ w"a u, taS,,,,''
~ ga. stol.,
Au.,.d a.,,,, 4, cu.,oa, ,,hor,.
esI,ndsrs a. ,tcd If, ste,,ps"' ,Lia 10
,,-.a' wa "" u ,, -, '," -, ,',' ~,
49, 49,, ttn ,,as arro.,n' W. W.
,,.,,',,.,' a., i"r,,i L,T,s. ro,Lar, n
.-,.,..I ,,,, g., o,,,t, ,n.d
E.tatr co.. tn Child Tho will ~ Mr.,
Nstttr GIU,. = wbn di.d IuIy "a ws
, filed In m. county court today Nv IN
Terms Of IN, viii MI The pronerty zoe
to p,uIiue ~ Years old vino Nycs a
p H.rn
intornat,o, I,suru-Au information
against Char Lsy Saunders He is accuse,
Of entering r, barn Of y S Gladish. 80
East Tenth street, with intent to com
init larceny
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.

IN NHsWffIHH HUs1 FTfhse WfhIIon IImrs
s~>~~N~~~~->~~->~~>-->r-
TWO housekeeping suites thitd floor;
furnished bat linen. man and wife for
each fa0 stiles
TWO FURNISHED modern housekeeping
rooms. private entrance. near utrIur-
ban station 1910 " 26th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK.
IN Answering Ads Please Mention Times


VALUABLE su.lrfs oU lease in lleHll-
tom field for sale cheap. viii take hght
rir lH fr.l payment See the owner aOl
lwu'r" B'dg
NAVE WIDOW with business proposition
'ur oil t,'d and wants man with auto
Nrj some cash for parlu-g Baxter 22l u
IiuhiuSun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
POULTRY AND PETS.
80, 80 In An.w,rlns Az, ri.a.. Mcnllon rim..

In snswrrius Ads Please Mention Time
FOR SALE 'lutIi,a. fu,. bctutit si
b!rdS. guaranteed singers s, up SlA
an. " 2sG
DUCKS Indian Runners tr1h. for
chickens or hogs Maple llit
FOR SALT Air1slr pups N .N5 b. 5Ih
Maul" TU1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

Robert Bacon, once smba, sador g.
France and secretary Of state under
Theodore Roosevelt. Is to be- candl-
date for the republican nomination T.
the United States senate, according 20
reports circulated m Wall street Mr
Roosevelt IS credited with inducing Mr.
Bacon o. run
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
UNFURNISHED HOUSES AND
%. APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

BEFORE moving phone +. Is y S3. q
X Transfer 4 Storage Co. fre-proof
warehouse. A. c WeicHer. president
SIN ROOM new uIugtlDw hest In the
'lty, breakfast IuIm. conservatory,
basement al bullt-iu features Wlll sell
good terms. See owner. lli7 W 23th
Wal dpfs a'lR ~ Naahlugton.
FIVE ROOM bungalow new. finished IN
OAK, huilt I'm features. IrusOrhhl" terms
for quick sale ~ blocks from cur line.
block ~ school located lll9 y Nir-
GINA, WIN sell good terms. See owner
wal 5OGS 80 l-2 " Washington
TWO STORY S-room suburban home,
electric lights car hno SIS owner
200 Security hIllding
BOARDING. house. II rooms. sleeping
porrh"e. flrst class condition; =
hlu"ky of Okldhoman N-l50. care Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
MALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED Several first class men who
have had experience In handllns maps
Something new; rapid seller, territory
state Oklahoma; commission proposition
Address R275, care Times
WANTED Young man. can give YOU a
thorough business training rlght IN
your own home during your spare TIME
without interfering with your present
employment. new system. new methnl
of home study; II you contemplate tax
ing u husincss course II viii pay you
20 Investigate our courses ana method
OF teaching, Prot T.. Bates, South
western school of AcCouninncy. s'@
Weever Bldg Oklahoma city Phone
NJ 2js
WANTFD-Few good men TO write In
dustrlhl, health and accident lnrnr
ance; liberal contracts given TO hustirrs'
good opportunity for promotions no eh-
pericncc required il0-l HerskoNlH
Bldg. before $50 a. m
WANTED Checker FOR cafe; ineNp"r-
fenced need not apply Private otnce,
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addresses: no canvassing; particulars
for stamp. q G Smith. Little Rock Ark
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
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HUGHES, FARTHEST WEST,
TALKS 10 WOMEN VOTERS
Republican Candidate Makes Three
Addresses in San Francisco and
Confes With Leaders.

san FRANCISCO. Aug 10
Charlie, T. Hughes reached his iarthc,l
west here Friday. Before three au-
dicnccs IN this city he spoke Of domi-
rant AmerlcaWsm. preparedness and
his belief ~ the need for a protective
tariff Mr. Hughes reached San Fran
cisco at | o'clock, went to his hotel
through applaud,ng crowds, held a
reception shortly aiterward and made
the first of his addresses before the
Union League club at o'clock He
hurried back to his hotel and there
addressed meeting Of women voters
Al night he addressed a maSsuicctlrr
IN the civic auditorium which was pre-
sided over by William II Cockrcll. re
publican national committeeman from
California
Wants Harmony.
Between addresses Mr. Hughes con-
icrred with republican and progres >lve
leaders here III the interest OF party
| harmony The nominee confined his
suggestions to plea for cooperation
among republicans and progrcSSiyes.
In so doing Mr. Hughes said that he
did not propose To interfere with the
states local affairs, but he wanted all
elements OF both parties to work to
gcther m the interest OF the national
ticket
hi hi, address before the Union
League club, Mr. Hughes spoke briefly
OF the protective tariff, reitera,ing IN,
contention that II was necessary for
the upbuilding OF American induStrie,
and that ITS enactment and enforce
ment should be entrusted 10 the re
publican party
In addressing the women voters. Mr.
Hughes repeated his conviction that
the suffrage issues should be speedily
decided and the vote granted TO women
Throughout the country by amendment
20 the federal constitution He rcitcr-
atcd his reasons for wishing this done
! aSSailed the administration for waste
and extravaganza and declared tha,
under proper leadership il would b,
/ possible Tor America to achieve all il,
ideals.
Would Have Contentment.
There is not one OF our ideals thai
lis incapable OF achievement" Mr.
Hughes said I'VE can have content
ment We can have peace, We can hav,
security provided we have an unSwerv
ing loyalty to the flag, an intelligcn
operation and those whose poicie
(which will foster our induStrie. AM
protect our enterprises; and provid
further that while we correct abuse
We make sure to open the avenues To
honorable American achievement
throughout the world
"lhe republican party reunited ant
rcconsecra,ed in this campaign stand
for those ideals and the method o
their attainment and as a great liberia
party IS coming back 10 its own"
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
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OKLAHOMA CITY LOTS WANTED.
N YOU have lots In Oklahoma Cltv or
suburban additions, and want 10 sell them
send legal description aud best cash
lrricr n2sb. Times
WANTEp-A new s.room bungalow 5000
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LEGALS.

NOTICE Notice IL hereby given that Roy
l.. Henson convicted on the 3lst day Of
January. 1916, in the district court OF
Oklahoma countyt. nf the Offense Of
grand larceny and sentenced TO serve a
term of one year In the oklahoma state
penItcutary nt MCAlcstor, oklahoma,
will, thirty DAYS from date hereof apply
to the Governor ~ Oklahoma for elem
cucy I'm said conviction. Dated this 5th
day Of August, 1916 Roy l.. Henson