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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-26

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( ards were received Yesterday bt
friends in the city in which Mr. and
Mrs Shea Smith Of Chicago announce
the marriage OF their sister. Mrs Alice
Smith Woods. 10 Captain Edgar Adlai
Ewing, First Illinois field artillery sta
toned on the border, which was cclc-
brated on SUNDAY August u. 1910 IN
San Antonio, Texas Mrs. Woods has
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-26


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postponed IT, meeting of Nh" coming
thursday '' thursday October
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the guest during the iar ot hi, daugh-
ter Mrs II l. Bcnncu and Mr. Ben
nett
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-26

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Iny Is the guest ior the week Of her
parents MIR and Mrs 7 T. Herring.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-26

The Lady NarraENc lodge So % ha.
postponed IT, meeting OF the coming
Thursday lo Thursday October r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-26
FOOD Dictatorship
PLANNED IN AUSTRIA

VIENNA Sept 26-(Nia london D-
In consequence OF the discovery that
something more than legislation is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-26
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Tomorrow's Events

Miss Edith Miller, luncheon in
honor of Miss Winilred McGlassen.
Miss Vivian Cooter, theater
party for Miss McGlassen.
. Auction Bridge club, MIS-. N
Dewitt Allen.
Svasuka club, Mrs. B. N Nc
Mullen
Wednesday Morning Card club,
Mrs. II. b, Jordan.
~ NJ Of the most charming al
H Y fair, Of rush week at the un,
VI ,cr,iu was the dance given
Saturday night by the Beta
hcta II fraternity at the rat house lu
Norman.n honor ol the newly pledged
member, and Ia celebrate the close ct
most successful and happy rushing
season. About >cycnty-tiyc Young pco.
pie enJoycd the dancing after which an
informal supper was served The chap
eroneS for the evening were Dean and
Mrs Frederick tlocnhcrg Prot and
Mrs knight and Mrs 4 | Welsh OF
Oklahoma City. The pledges, IN whose
honor was the dance given arc Mc,,r,
Claude Scwcll ol Hobart. Earl pauh
crsley, David lIllc, and Stanley Co.
hagen OF Sapulpa Virgil llnc, and !
truce Warmack OF Mu>kagcc. Floyd
Wllmoth. John Base and Samuel
Braden of Enid. Arthur Burrc,, oi
Tenkawa; ! Richard Gentry Of Han
nlbal, Mo, Edwin Hagan ol Norman
Harvey Shelton OF BiSmark. Leslie
Rogers OF Springfield Mo. and John
Blanchard Of Purcell One Of these.
David Hllcs Of Sapupa. hl, made
quite name for himself in the world
OF football and Is expected 10 continue
as star being ono ot those talked of
tor the varsity next year. .r
~*
Mr. and Mrs G. Hayden Of Chorcau
arrived last night for a visit Of several
wccks with Mr.. and Mrs " + Sam
uol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-26
Closed Noon Tomorrow City Day State Fair

116O7on yTny N0aIF
a Ike shop Weinia morning
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-01-19
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Article one of the bylaws of The
Scandinavian Mutual Fire Insurance
Co., of our county, remains unchang-
ed, as per result of the voting, which
indicated Is in favor of it's change and
% contrary. This question was taken
up to a vote at the annual meeting
held in Warren, and as the attempt to
change article no. one of the bylaws
was failure, it means that all nation
@alties except Scandinavians are bar
red from insuring in this company.
DR.. w. S. Anderson, of Warren,
was elected president of The Red Ri
yer Valley Medical Society, at the
conference held in Crookston.
Miss Betty .Lindquist left for Grand
Forks Wednesday morning.
Miss Ragna Shines, the teacher in
School Dist. No. IA, had the i'll for
tune Of freezing her feet while on the
way TO school.
The Viking Cooperative Shipping
Association will make it's initial ship
ment of live stock on Saturday, Jan.
10th.
Martin Tunheim, formerly a local
buyer and shipper of live stock, has
moved to St. Paul, where he has
Joined the South St. Paul Commission
Merchants.
G.. G. Guestafson is again back to
North Star College. E
Having listened to the lengthy
court struggles, the jurors in the
Price murder trial at Minneapolis !
rendered the verdict and Price was
sentenced to the penitentary. This
may prove as warning to many others
who are treadding in his footsteps.
0. G. Sustad's entertained a party
of young people last Thursday even
ing.
Lars Johnson, of Thief River Falls
and G. A. Sustad were conversing,
when Mr.. Johnson passed the remark
that Mr.. Wood had requested him to
summon Mr.. Bratrud. Much surpris-
ed Mr.. Sustad asked who was sick
when Mr.. Johnson jokingly replied
that it was not Bratrud from Warren
he wanted, but Bratrud from Thief
River Falls His pump was out Of
order.
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Mrs. Herman Allen will entertain
the Swedish Lutheran Ladies' Aid or
Friday p m. of this week. All are
welcome.
Miss Olga Blomsness served as sub
stitute for Miss Mortenson in the
grammar department Monday. Miss
Mortenson attended the Schoen-Matt-
son wedding at Warren.
L. M. ,Olson, Chas. Wittensten, Mat
thias Peterson and John Dagoberg
arrived from Warren, Tuesday morn.
ing to attend the meeting held at the
State Bank Of Alvarado that day.
Hans Larson spent Monday evening
in Warren.
Ellen Hanson went to Warren Fri.
day evening to consult the dentist
Mr. and Mrs Adam Ferguson anc
children from Champion, Canada, ar.
rived from Thier River Falls, Tuesday
morning for a visit with the J. A
Hidden family.
Last Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Swanson moved into their coy home
which has been built in the village the
past fall. They no doubt will take as
much comfort in this fine new home
as newly married couple.
Albin Dagoberg spent Monday at
his home here.
Mrs. August Hagglund visited her
daughter, Amanda, at Warren last
Friday evening.
Mrs. John Anderson returned from
Warren Tuesday morning.
Miss Esther Porten spent two days
at Warren the past week.
liver Lodoen and Daniel Dahlstrom
returned from Minneapolis, Saturday
morning.
Mrs. A. J. Hidden and daughter,
Hannah, arrived from Baudette, Mon
day morning for a visit with her son,
j. A. Hidden and other relatives in
the vicinity. .
Mr. and Mrs. Hildur Sands enter
tanned the following at dinner party
given Sunday evening at their home,
namely: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Back
strom, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Backstrom,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lodoen, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Hidden, Mrs. Dahlgren, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. O. Olson, Messrs. Garfield
Anderson, Johnny and George Sands,
Misses Ruby Anderson and Esther
Porten and Mable Lundin and Inge-
borg and Selma Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindquist have been
for few days at the bedside of their
son, Werner, Who is seriously i'll at
the hospital at Warren. Mrs. Lind
squist returned Tuesday morning but
Mr.. Lindquist remained.
Lief Raftevold, of Warren, arrived
from Minneapolis last Tuesday eve
ming for brief visit with his sister,
Mrs. l. N. Lodoen.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-01-19
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Whitcome and
baby left for Bolan, Iowa, Saturday
evening, after an extended visit at
the home of Joe McGregor's.
George Johnson called at Skonovd' S
Sunday afternoon.
Martin and Peter Turnlund and
Helma Hegstrom dined at Adolph
Otto's Sunday afternoon.
Lille Lull is sick with the grippe.
Miss Ida Dahlin entertained num-
Der Of her friends Tuesday evening.
The Farmers Shipping Association
|of Radium will hold it's annual meet
ing at Radium, Saturday, Jan. %.
G. o. Lamb, w. Wildes and son of
Roseau are visiting friends here.
Miss Louise Potucek is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Tabor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whitcome and in
FAINT daughter, from Biggar, Sask.,
Canada, are visiting at McGregors.
Mr.. Whitcome is brother Of Mrs.
McGregor.
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]. w. Anderson and Chas. Monroe
have been visiting in the Twin Cities
for several days.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Olson announce
the birth of a daughter.
iarty Ruiz has been very ill with
an abcess in the throat.
w. H.c Grange is receiving treat
|ment at the city hospital.
Miss Beulah Robinson was a week
end visitor at the Maps home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cleveland nee
Pearl Grange) Of .Mellette, So. Oak.
announce the birth Of daughter
Jan. 18th. The young lady answers
to the name of Gladys Merle. Con
CALCULATIONS.
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This has been week Of cold and
stormy weather and the heating stove
has indeed been a good and cheerful
friend, but it is to be hoped that bet
ter weather will soon come.
Adolph. Gillund. of Foam Lake,
Sask., Canada, was visitor at the
Bergstrom home last Wednesday. Mr..
Gillund, who left Canada before Xmas
has been visiting friends and relatives
at Thief River Falls and Radium. He
also intends to go to Crookston, and
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-01-19

a number from Comstock attended
the meeting held at Fagerstrom's s,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Potucek enter
tanned large number Of friends Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,Chas Turnlund and
children from McCrea called at Emil
Potucek's Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Breese returned Satur-
day after having spent her Christmas
vacation at her home near Middle Ri
yer.
! Mrs. S. Haug and daughter from
Hallock visited friends in Comstock
last week.
0. Z. Skonovd attended the Scandi-
navian insurance meeting at Warren.
Chas. Fry, from Roseau, is visit
/ ing at Turlund's.
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the Twin Cities before his return to
the land Of the Canadians.
a. Bergstrom, who attended the
Marshall County Mutual Insurance
company meeting returned on We'd
nesday. He was once more elected
president for the Insurance Co.
Reinhold Bergstrom was a caller at
P. Anderson's last Sunday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-01-19


Over 200 dozen assorted enamel ware for
j this sale.
loot. rinsiag pans and 2-qt gray en-
amel coffee pots and tea pots. 4-qt. white
enamel pudding pans, milk cans, sink strai-
ners, BOT. blue and white enamel tea pot,
seamless and with enamel covers, worth SOC
for Sc. l4-qt gray enamel preserve kettle
with tin cover, Sc for kettle and sc for
cover. No kettle sold without cover.
Gray enamel sauce pans, pudding pans,
large wash basins, dippers and stew kettles.
l4-qt. gray enamel rinsing pan a.
(Only one to customer) -. %
Blue and white enamel preserve kettles,
tipped sauce pans and Berlin kettles, all
with tin covers and worth from 35c to SOC.
Sale price SC for kettle and SC for cover.
No kettle sold without cover.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
NorWa y Has 2z
Vessels Building
in Ship ards
r. AsancIArEn pREss.

New York, Feb. 1O.-The total
number of steamships to be built in
this country for Norwegians this year
was brought up to twenty-seven to-
day by the announcement that con-
tracts have been awarded for build
ing six vessels of 5000 tons each at
Manitowoc, Wis.
According to shipping men the Nor
wegians have been purchasing as
many steamers as were available for
several months. When they were I'M
able to make any further purchases
they placed orders with American
builders. G. Ravrg, the Norwegian
consul, general said in explanation of
the placing of the orders here that
formerly Norway obtained many of
her ships from England that now
British shipyards are busy building
British ships. He said he had heard
prices being paid for vessels built in
America. A Norwegian agent here
said that prices for vessels were at
least fifty per cent higher than be-
for the war.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
FORD CAR STOLEN
FROM THE GARAGE
OF JUDGE BLOUNT
TWO WHITE MEN TOOK THE CAR
AND PASSED FLOMAToN AT
$50 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT CO.
III. TOWARD BREwToN.

Two white men at 8 o'clock last
night stole Ford automobile from
the garage of Judge A. C. Blount on
West IaaRua street. At $3.50 o'clock,
one and a half hours after securing
the car they passed FIomaton going
in the direction Of Brewton. Tele-
phone messages were sent ahead of
them by Chief Sanders in the hope of
causing their arrest.
Persons passing Judge Blount's
home at 8 o'clock last night saw two
white men rolling the car from the
yard to the street, the men taking il
evidently fearing to start the motor
in the yard, An hour later the car
was missed and the police notified.
When Chief Sanders phoned to Flo
nation he was told the men had just
passed. The car was identified by
Flomaton men who saw the city
Incense tag No. 46. The men in the
car stopped at Flomaton for a few
minutes, and asked for a match, then
resumed their trip north.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
PROSECUTION
IF SUIT
IS WITHDRAWN
Woman Wont be Tried for
Shooting If Breach Prom
ise Suit Is Dropped
~ AssocIATED PREss.

Ffndlay, Ohio, Feb. 10.-Just before
Miss Ada Warner, aged Al, was to
have been placed on trial here today
on charge of shooting her former
lover, Norris II. Powell, AZ, November
ID last, it was announced that the
charge had been dropped by Powell
on condition that Miss Warner aban-
don her breach of promise action
against him for $4,000.
Miss Warner was charged with
haying entered Powell's home where
he lived alone and having shot him
when he refused to marry her,
Powell was found with bullet in his
lungs by neighbors.
Miss Warner was found an hour
later at her own home mile away
with knife wounds in her throat, .hav-
ing evidently attempted suicide. Both
lowered near death for weeks.
Miss Warner in her suit against
Powell charged that he promised to
marry her % years ago, and that
she waited % years for him until his
mother died.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
mrs. c. ". I|DWELL
HAS SURRENDERED
WITNESS IN TWO ALLEGED
WHITE SLAVE CASES VoLUN-
TARILY GIVES UP TO THE To-
CAL FEDERAL AUTHORITIES.

Mrs. G. w. Tidwen, who was held
under bond as a witness in the case
of prisoner named Woods, and who
also may be used as q witness in the
case of her husband, both men being
now in the county Jail as government
prisoners on commitments for white
slavery, yesterday appeared at the
office of United States Commissioner
Sullivan, and announced that she was
unable to pay her board in the city,
and would be unable to remain within
the jurisdiction of United States
court for the Northern District of
Florida on her own resources.
She then requested that she be held
by the government, and in line with
chat request, viii be detained at the
E:scambia county Jail. At that place
sine win not only be provided with
board and lodging, but will also be
paid per diem of one dollar for each
day she is there. It may be for sew
eral months.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
Dollar Day Is a Big
Event In Pensacola

CONTINUED from Page one.0
retail district, yet they all found my
store-the ladies know when TO APP
preciate bargains.
Mr.. Moritz, of the Quality SHOPS
Had no idea of such results. The
Journal can always count on me for
Dollar Day.
George Emanuel, of Reynalds
Music Stora:-As a trade puller and
a crowd getter there is nothing like
Dollar Day. Happy to say most
splendid results.
L. S. Kilbee, of the Associated
Wholesale Co.:-Dollar Day was re-
sultful to us by the numerous phone
calls we had from housewives on our
Cupid Flour.
Mr.. Wilson, of Wilson Biggs CO..
The biggest crowd I have ever seen
down town in some time, Business
good with US.
H. w. Gibbs, of Gibbs Hardware
Co.:-Am certainly pleased with to-
DAYS results. There was so much
enthusiasm displayed, as well as trad
ing.
Emanuel Gutman, Of Gutman's Dry
Goods Co..-Busy, Busy all day. Alb
solutely the best Dollar Day results
we ever had. Tell The Journal to re-
peat it.
Dave Harrison Of Harrison Bros:
II had only cots advertised and we
surely did cell some cots, besides
bringing people to the store who
made other purchases.
Mr.. Hirschkovitz, of the LaMode:--
The biggest Dollar Day results since
I have been in business. Hope TO see
The Journal repeat it.
w. B. Calvin, Meyer Shoe Coz
Really was not prepared to handle
such a crowd. A tremendous day
with US.
Leon Gundershcheimer, of the M.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
Edison Company
at a1l1t Declares
a Naua1 Officer
BIZ ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, Feb. 10.-Lieutenan G.
w. Ninnitz, counsel for Lieut.. Charles
M. Cooke, commander of the submar-
inc E-2, told the naval court of in
quiry today that the explosion on the
submersible in the New York navy
yard which caused five deaths, was
due to the failure of the Edison
Storage Battery Company to properly
instruct naval officers on the care
of batteries and their ventilation.
He declared that Cookies efforts to
get a hydrogen gas detector and an
individual cell reader were held up by
objections from the Edison Company.
A test of the battery on the day of
the explosion, he said, was made at
the request Of the Edison Company.
Counsel for the Edison company said
they could not be held at fault.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
Farm Experts Campaign
ing In Walton County

Continued from page one.)
follow the eradication Of the fever
tick.
Mr.. Godfrey spoke of the farmers
he knew in this section who were
breeding good cattle and keeping the
ticks off them by dipping individually
and outlined how everybody should
get behind eradication as they did be-
hind good roads and by their cooper
alive efforts increase the value of all
cattle from one to four times more
than is now being received.
Quite a display Of farm products
were brought to the Messy Head
meeting by the farmers, including
some splendid corn, sweet potatoes
and about the biggest collard ever
raised anywhere.
Another party composed of Messrs
Green, McElroy, James and Lister
visited Milligan, where addresses were
made at a meeting in the school
house.
There viii be meetings held at De-
Funiak Springs, Friday afternoon and
night and at Mariana Saturday af-
ternoon and night.
Next week the campaign starts in
Escambia county.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11

e O.:-You can always count on me
for Dollar Day. Results beyond my
expectations.
James McHugh, Of Ntzhugh, Gro
Gerry Co.:-The day was extremely
good and results most satisfactory.
Mr. Barend, Of the New York Bar
gain Store:--I wish they would have
Dollar Day every day. Ny store was
crowded all day.
Mrs. Nordstrom 1T certainly did
bring the people down town. They all
shopped. Results fine with me.
w. G. Porter, Of Porter's Bazaars-
Was most agreeably surprised. The
people certainly taken advantage Of
Dollar Day. Our business simply
splendid.
Alex Friedman Of the Ready-to-
Wear Store:-The happiest shopping
crowd 1 have ever seen. Our business
was fine. Could have used more help.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
Says BiSuratcd MagneSia
Prevents All SOurinG
and Gas in Stomach
DAILY WEATHER. BULLETIl

81 can say positivexly that Bisurated
Magnesia win prevent all )souring and
gas forming on the stomach and I would
recommend any one so troubled to keep
ii on hand" says a Moorlend. Iowa, man
in a letter in which he explains that
everything he ate would sour on his
stomach and cause pressure and diZZi-
ness. Bisurated Magnesia Is a simple
harmless and inexpensive antacid that
sweetens and neutranzes all excess acids
secreted in the stomach and prevents
the sour fermentinx OF food. Nearly all
ordinary cases Of stomach trouble are
due to acidity and can be easily over
come in this manner. Get a few ounces
Of Bisurated Magnesia from any drug
gist ana take a teSsp0onful In a quarter
glass Of water after each meal. Then
you can forget all about stomach trouble
In buying be sure to get Bisurated Mag
nesis which is especially prepared for
this purpose Take magnesia in no other
form for stomach aeidity.-Adx
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
GOOD ROADS CLUB
WILL MEET TO-DAY
SPECIAL MEETING HAS BEEN
CALLED TO CONSIDER NUM-
Der OF POINTS IN CoNNEC-
TToN WITH ENGINEERS VISIT.

A meeting Cd the Escambia County
Good Roads Club will be held this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms, and it
is hoped that there will be a large
attendance, as questions in connection
with the Forthcoming visit of the gov
eminent engineer viii be discussed
along with other matters, looking to
good roads matters throughout the
county. President Hancock urges
that the attendance of all be prompt,
and that if possible the discussions be
participated in by all present.
The proposition of Messrs. Human
and Hecker, to point out many places
in the county where road work is
urgent, will also be called up for dis
cussion and plan will be arranged
for its acceptance.