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The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-16
\ TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Whereas. it has pleased the all-wise Master of the Universe to remove From our midst our beloved and wor- thy one, C. K. Dixon, who we feel assured is now resting from his lab prs here below. Weep not dear ones For he is
 Asleep in Jesus! Soon to rise
 When the last trumpet shall rend
 the skies;
 Then burst the letters of the tomb.
 And awake in full immortal bloom.
 He departed this life Dec. 29, 1915. We humbly bow to the submission of the Divine Will we deeply deplore the death of our beloved friend, and extend to his family our sincere and heartfelt sympathy in their sad be- |reavement. In the death of our be- loved friend the Rosston W. O. w. has lost a faithful member whose |heart was in Woodcraft, and who |deeply lamented the fact that his |talling health prevented his meet |lng his brethren in the lodge more |regularly. The community has lost a worthy christian neighbor, one who never repined or murmured at any of hls many trials and disappointments but accepted all things as from that |one' who doeth all things well.
 The loss to his family, friends and community is irreparable.
 Our beloved friend Charlie E. Dlxon was born in Nevada county, near Rosston, March 29, 1877. At the age of 22 he went to Oklahoma. Af- ter residing there four years he re- turned to Rosston. In 1900 he was married to Miss Eva Adkins of Ker- ens' Texas. He settled near Rosston. where he resided at the time of his death.
 TWO hours before his death he .aiied the family to his bedside tell .us them that he was fully prepared " uie' asking each one to meet him III mat better land, where sorrow never comes. He knew everything s sli.l, the last, his mind being per .e.',y clear He prayed that he aient nave strength to sing his a@sorite hymn, Blessed Assurance" % anu to shake hands with all his friends out was too weak.
 wy most heartfelt sympathy goes ''' to the bereaved ones in their sorrow. EpIE>,n =
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-16
PREPARING FUR SlA!E
 WIDE CONVENTION
Laymen's Missionary Movement to Hold Meeting in Little Rock March 1, 2, 3 and 5-Better Spiritual and Moral.

In the midst of all the political fur ore, there is in progress in the state religious movement that has for it's purpose the upbailding of the spirit ual and the moral in the citizenship. This is the Laymen's Missionary Movement, which is making extensive preparations for holding a statewide convention in Little Rock March 1. ?. 5 and 5, in which the lay leaders of all Protestant churches may join. One of the interesting features of the advance preparations for the con- vention was the sending of commit tees last Sunday forenoon to churches in Little Rock, to lay the work be- fore the various congregations. There were about sixty men in the party, going Tn committees of three. A ban her is to be awarded the denomination and another to the individual congre- gation having the largest enrolment at the convention. It will be strictly mems method meeting. planning how the work O. the church may be more effectively carried on. Women may attend but will not be admitted to membership. An effort is being made to secure the attendance of at least one thousand men from outside of Little Rock. The only expense attached to the convention will be one dollar enrolment fee, which entities the delegations to all the privileges. Arrangements are also being made with the railroads for reduced fares
 The speakers at the convention are men of national reputation who are touring the country in the interest of this tremendous movement which is now in it's ninth year and has al- ready wielded a wonderful influence for good. Among those who will be heard during the four days sessions are the following:
 Dr. John N. Mills, Washington, D.. C., traveller, lecturer, publicist.
 Rt. Rev. Jas. R. Winchester Bishop of Arkansas.
 Dr. Homer McMillan, Atlanta, Ga, Secretary Home Mission Committee, Presbyterian church in U. s.
 Rev. J. c. Dole, Chester, S. C., Sec retary Laymen's Missionary Move ment, A. R. Presbyterian church.
 Prof. N. Gist, Soo Chow, China, Professor in Soo Chow University, M. E. Church, South.
 Dr. E. H. Rawlings, Nashville. Tenn, Secretary Laymen's Mission ary Movement, NJ. F. Church, South.
 Dr. J. T. Henderson, Chattanooga, Tenn, Secretary Laymen's Mission ary Movement, Southern Baptist Lay mems Missionary Movement, South ern Baptist Convention.
 Dr. Egbert w. Smith, Nashville, Tenn, Secretary Foreign Mission Committee, Presbyterian church in U. s.
 Rev. John w. Lowe, China, Mis- sionary of Southern Baptist conven- tion.
 Rev. Edward Henry Eckel, of War rensburg, Mo-, Provincial Secretary of the Protestant Episcopal church.
 Dr. D. Clay Lilly, of Nashville, Tenn, Field Secretary of the Lay mems Missionary Convention.
 Dr. W. S. Marquis of Chicago, Mis- sionary Secretary, Western Division,
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-16
HUNG LADIES MISSIONARY
 SOCIETY.

me ioung Ladies Missionary So- nt sS ol the M. F. church will meet a "''n Miss Thorne Allen on Friday s,g, ening, Feb. 18th, assisted by Miss Alpha Morrison. ,oas ne following programme will be w;l, ieu after which a social hour Wlli be enjoyed:
 SSong-sOciety.
 White. '''s - MISS Lulu
 Lords Prayer.
 ,rs sOsai s,i duet-Misses Lille Eaves
 'u Ailee Bradford. ciet', t'Glng-Aim of Missionary so- N'vpS, pi Mrs Kate F. White.
 p"u1, no solo-Miss Norma McMillan Mss M,.g-The s,, Master Wants You ''Ss Mildred Moss.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-16
Presbyterian church, in U. S.

Presbyterian church, in U. s.
 Dr. w. w. Pinson, Nashville, Tenn, General Secretary of the Board of Missions. M. E. church, South.
 Each layman is urged to affiliate that he may "size up your share of the great task and come back into the church and the business of every day life with new purpose and new power to fully meet all it's imperious de- mands upon time, talents and strength"
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-16
HOW TO CURE COLDS

Avoid exposure and drafts. Eat right. Take Dr. Kings New Discov- cry. It is prepared from Pine Tar, healing balsams and mild laxatives. Dr. Kings New Discovery kills and expels the cold germs, soothes the ir- ritated throat and allays inflammation It heals the mucous membrane. Search as you will, you cannot find a better cough and cold remedy. Its use over 45 years is a guarantee of satisfaction.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-16
LINEN UP YOUR TORPID LIVER

To keep your liver active use Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. They insure good digestion, relieve constipation, and tone up the whole system keep your eye clear and your skin fresh and healthy looking. Only 25c at your druggist.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-16

Simplicity and greatness are syn onymous. Only the truly great are great enough to be simple. True greatness consists of being good neighbor to the family next door, Thomas Dreier.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-16

What would you say were you to see your favorite model gracefully walking up and down the French room of your favorite store, wearing a gown, from the back of whose high, f1aring Sir Walter Raleigh col lar two long-black velvet loops, de- pending below the waist and looped and caught to it, center back? Be not surprised. This is the order of the day.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-16

Entered as second class mail matter
 November 4th, 1905, at the postoffice kt Prescott, Ark, under the act of Congress, March 3, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-16

Youthfulness is the spirit of the Spring frock, short, full jaunty and girlish of silhouette.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-16
c E ~ To-Ni9ht A-REELS q
 f TONIGHT-T ,r.RST.SELIG NEWS PICTORIAL
 
A-R E E l. S q f TONIGHT-T

|r,pST.SELIG NEWS PICTORIAL NO. 90
 a,;4b Pictures of the shelling of a Turkish Fort. |..con;mated Nooz PictOral No. 22' Cartoons by Wallace Carlson. aThe Girl on the Bridge" .;.odo of the Hazards of Helen" Series. featuring Helen Gibson "IndiscretiOn"
 ,,hin drama featuring Edgar Jones.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
FOR union
DEPOT NOT FILED

Plan, if ,rc fu,rr. Rock Island
un'Un passenger station iur Oklahoma
ti'y had NOT hcr1 filed with ,hr eufn1
ration commission up iu noon i,lay
the Last liy allowed hy an order ui
the commission K a ks~c,,hmII,
an0re, for the company J.IAcd that
he dil not kuu- whether Nh, plr,
would be 'ilrl hr'rf, ,ht enl .i ths
dly nf lurhr. extension ut time asked
II was reported that the Frisco hal
entered NEGOTIATION. which might result,
900 the erection ui a much larger and
more expensive building than origin
alN planned provided 3, could ,,.m,
more time
would NOT want u hr uuH,l ur
anything about thar l' 'hi, time iuf t
msm cause some embarrassment in all
concerned" ah Mr. k'sr,.hwtl'
All members , ih, corporation com
mission h,, hr.n nu' H' 'hr D,N Mr
the past 'Vp dl,, inst ls ,nu as the,
return Nf klgr,,hmlt stated the
proposition will hy taken uy
lhrfr b. n" 'f,r.vu.H ur .uf rlf' "
he lI .'n yu' ih. u'i until fhr j4t
minute hu' NONE ul ihr commission
cts are here inr ~. 'H air itp matter
up with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
MARYLAND OFFICIAL
IS SUED FOR DIVORCE

BALTIMORE. Md. July / Nh,r
E Ruchc. auuruc, general of NaU
land ha, been sued inr absolute di.
,croc hy Elizabeth Baker Ri,,hc.
daughter oi nefmri y Uakcf. one Nl
he hest known shipping men in the
east
The ung oi the divorce ,ui' come,
slmn,, At the time ui lhr second mar.
.u.gc o, Mrs RtJm,, father NJ
Baker who IS NJ ycaf' old and who
ha, lu,, married Mr., Rn,alinc Corner
Eatry oi Norfolk a friend ol Nrs
ki,mc,, IN Norfolk
In her bill ot complaint Mr., Ri,hr
a'ltec, abandonment aud ,av, ire
uucm attempts IN have her husband
hu. ~ lease a home for them since
their separation IN April loln. have
failed She state, that her alhr, and
mother once Offered ,o give them =
house
In h,s tcpl, A,lome, General RiJht
say, that the separation Is the result
oi "iftctnntiahlc differences IN their
respective views nj lie. and ,ha, their
difference, lei, him mo alternative than
TO leave her TO pu'ue her p,n theory
ui hic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
Bulls Encouraged by Increased
European Demand for
American Crop.
cnlAeo nnNIN ~ rnnAl.IoN.

CHICAGO. Jus : Absence ~ selling
pressure resulted today BOO u decided up.
turn in quotations ON wheat BULLS wer"
encouraged hy Liverpool ndv'CcH that tho
European demand fur the re~ American
crop had improved opening prices
which ranged from - OF to \. up with
july a. flniA 0l~ and Septembe- at
81 utN 70 Oifs wcr, tuNuWed b. mate
rial advance Hll around.
Corn rose owing 10 lack of deliver
les and tu the ngh'r'-s " Of'sfluTs
Af,er opening ~ ~ decline 10 Nc Hi-
vance the market scored moderate gem
crtl gains
sympathy With 'he strougth Of other
grain hardened uH's
Higher prices un hogs gave hfmncss
10 provisions
Later wheat tended io rcrodo h'caus"
~ the allied offensive. Nat evening up
~ trades f0f adjournment until W'ir,..
day caused rally IN" close was un.
settled y to - not higher, Win luN
~ iIn1a and september tt ioiN io
Il nfts In later tran .stiious active U'll
from the s'ahutfi was somewhat offset
. lt th, excellent weather conditions The
. close was nervous 1' tn d not gnir
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
MEXICAN AGENTS
ORDER AMERICAN
CONSUL TO LEAVE
Official Reaching New Orleans
Says Conditions Horrible
In TabaSCO.

NEW ORLEANS. la. uly IT,
'ioma, b Bouman recalled United
states consul a. fr0n,sa Ishi,r.. ONE
~ 'ro refugee, from Mexico. whY e..
nN'I here irtsY r'.rf ON the No..
rr.lr steamer HsaH DECLARED. ru,
.sran7a AS@gH. ordered mm - 'enr
Mexico on o. ncu boa, and NOT p. rr.
turn "urul General tarrayl give, sol
permission Ihc ilarI va, 90 port.
- 'hc time hr said and having pre-
''ou,ly received order, from Washing
'II tn return 90 f'- United States. boo
Na able ip depart Immediately
Condition, iu lahlsCu hc described
Is horrible hc,0ni description"
Mr. Boumau va, one oi hi'y.,hfec
refugee brought hefe ou the Hanid
rom frouiefa ahd L5guua. Ar Amer.
cal. refugee named Little stated 'ha,
nineteen resident, of laguua several
al. whom were Americans. were TEN.
purirN detained hy tarrauia soldier,
and Threatened with severe punish
ucrt Tor alleged oiicu,c, against the
+ fc iacto government The citizens. ,r,
'nraug iu Little. escaped and Vrr
+ given refuge un ihc Ndad
There were tonight seventy tive ref
usce' m thi, CITY, tNcn', tour hawr.
arrived Friday night from proyrr,.
o1 'hc Mcv.aU steamer lalsru.
he DANISH steamer N0rdamefika
. .tTVt tVt. ..ts.vaws.... E...f... "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
MEXICO BIGGEST
MARKET FEATURE
Railroads Issue Brilliant State,
mentS and Crops Promise
Bumper Yields.

NEW YORK. July l-Almon the
one governing influence Of the week In
the stock market wa, the Mexican sit.
ualion Even the additional brilliant
statement oi May earnings by minor
railroads, as we'll as leading systems.
and the higher OF extra dividend, dc
clared hy numerous industrial com
panlcS, including the copper producers,
counted for little a. market factors.
albeit further accumulation OF high
grade issues was observed. Crop new,
from western and southwestern sec
ton, was less favorable but making
due allowance ior deterioration. i'm
pot,ant ioodS,uii, promise bumper
Weld,
United States Steel moved with stand
shares. indicating absorption OF a sub.
,Stanlial character At every concession
and even on the advance Earning, IT
the steel corporation iof the quarter
ended Friday are certain o. exceed all
previous records, despite the recent
diminul'on ~ demand
call money rose again Friday 20
percent the maximum thus tar this
wear IN consequence oi the shifting ui
july loan, Interest and dividend Al,
hursemenlS, mid-ycar will be the larg.
c,' IN the history oi the country In
vcslor' have anticipated these pay
mcnls by purchase, ui American v.
curi,le' liquidalcd by foreign inter.
cSts
Heavy imports ~ gold IRON Canada
and some direct shipment, from Lon.
don continued during the week ~ con.
ncction, :, was believed, wlthA he under
writing ol a new loan or credit Tor m,
British treasury
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
Lower Oil Prices
Surveys Prediction

WASHINGTON lu, I Petroleum
production ln M, United Sai,,. ,hs
geological uvr. announced FRIDAY
night probably will %, ih, gr,siru ui
an, ,cat IN the country, history The
quantity marketed for me- htu bali
ol the wear va, lNnplNU barrels
which though la,. ,har ,hs amaur,
marketed m the first hal. oi ipls wac
rfcsisr than hall oi ihs total amount
marketed throughout ihr whole ui hu
year
The ia,' that az ihs ,nl ni ihs hi
wear production arl consumption east
ni ihr kNrk, mountains were essen
tslh IN halsn,, aid a statement Il,
sued b, ne ,urvr, should lower price,
iot mid continent Rtais,
"fhi, isndtnrv. u ,a'l s ins,Ii
all, II production continue, is steady
inrtca,e ut " tn remarkable wildcat
campaign nre cn 'r ne ,.u'hos,' fs
cults iu ihs ii,untsr, ui even Hrs g.r
siderable p,rl ul hth grade al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
MAJOR B0lEND GIVEN
SPLENDID TRIBUTE BY
LODGE OF TRAVELLERS

NklAllOMA CITY Council No.
W N, United Commercial Travel
cts, ha, passed the following
resolution addressed 10 Major + J.
hnl.nd commanding oklahoma
CiN's national guard hospital corp,
now M camp AZ Fott sill
Realizing the burning spirit
~ patriotism IN the breast, ~
all true American oitycn,. also
the supreme LOYALTY and true
devotion you have shown 60 out
beloved order. Oklahoma CITY
Council No ~ desires 60 cS.
press it' deep sympathy and 10
assure ,nu oi is hearty Suppot,
IN ynut every action while m
the service NJ our country. and
tu assure YOU tha, our best ri
forts shall he extended to yout
loved ones during your an
sencc; smoothing down the
rough places along the pathway
Of life and PRAYING ior your
safe return tn ynut friends and
loved ones We assure YOU that
the spiri, of hto,hetly love and
true fellowship rcign, ,uptcmsk
IN out hearts
The council ha, ,elcptaphed m,
patcn, organization requesting 1t Z,
maintain nt Rnlend', insurance IL
iotce throughout The period Of HI,
efvirs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
CLEANING nouse STATEMENT

Nl'W YORK ull IN, statement
~ the a,tHI ,uuIitinu NJ clearing hons.
hunks aud trust ,uwpprcs for 'hr week
shows That the, hold 60 900 rI.rr,,
iu 'NDr#. uf legal r..urpmtuts Tit.
r drUr'usc NJ i,nlnS i-n from n.t
W''k Loans Hrd discounts, ETC.. s..
Hn'.l1H0U1. Iurrvrs, il.1la non. H,.sf,,
Iu own vaults uf which flTi ~ ODp be-
sr"riv. N35.uiinUn. decrease iItN,uOil
E,''i." lu federal tyfrr,r bank ilaf..
other l'pusiiHrl,, ts1arg 600. d,,rrts.
" $4,000 N'i demand deposits s. .tU..
2'1.nuo. door"ts' t..u, ,OOO Net tim. a.
Uusity iliNiil 900, inCfcps, tiN5nuuU
Circulation f1l e55 600 Aggregate r,.
tNiNt 'HNNlNNW lNccss tegpf,r $50.
etl.9tU, decrease $50 gUst 40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
DEFENSE FAILS TO SHAKE
WITNESS IN 0RPET CASE

WNtktGAN. m mb Harry !
tirlin. who one week after the death
e Marian lamhrr, found ,he hci,l, nj,
mola,,e, and water which VIII v Ot
pet said he threw away when h. fled
'lum Narau's hoiy took me stand
'oda, iN me trial oi Orrt' rhare,
with mwicr
Auornc, David lu.hn of me pro,
tguuon doubled and twisted. seeking 20
h'tsv the Wiint,, into damaging
admission Jathn u'uall replied with
gtin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
Mail Service on
Fourth of July
Announced Today

stamp and general delivery window,
at the poVoiiioc viii be open from 3
m 20 H. uonn, July !. according tp
an announcement TIN, morning from
Robert II Hansen. superintendent ui
mail,
One dclivcp will hc made iu Nm.
morning IN the residence district, two
IN the huSlnc,, district and or, com
plctc delivery oi parcel post
Special delivery service will he main
tanned from 7 a m, until II m. a,
usual
No service will obtain on rural ircc
delivery routes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
GERMAN CITY REFUSES TO
PAY WOMEN MEMS WAGES

BERLIN, July THE municipality
~ Schoenbctg has substituted women
iot men white wings" paving then
VI picnning' an hour instead oi men,
pay ot . marks week The common
council refused to raise the women
pay ON the ground ,ha, after the war
the men would demand higher pay 4
Womcn' wages were raised
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Juls noes l'
r'iris 600. n0uHnlllE sf'1'g Duh r.
1 40, heavy s. NIutHl. light fHnnn'.. ...
pigs s. arus 75 CATTLE RorDuf.
gno. uumuNly STEADY Prime fod t't'Is
ilQ gh1lu7a. dressed locf steers . mo
mo 00. southern steers y ipu975. rpvs
s. NUHsli, h,it"rE s. 2iuH7D. srorkrrs
=. ltuIN0 sIlll.r Receipt. nom,
u"mlnally sicady Lamb. s. 5ou in %.
lrnrhngH 8 sius25. Wcthcrr s. glu
10. ewes S. uOfi7 3.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
KANSAS opry CASH GRAIN

KANSAS CITY. july WHEAT No
hard 81 u2ni 0i. 80 rcd 81 u.ui ul
corn 80 mixed l1N11g. 80 I.
yellow 10 OATS No white. iOuUs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
GREAT week At
LOCAL MARKET
Cattle Prices Go Down, But
Receipts Hold Up Well;
Hog Values Raise.
COMPARATIVE Receipts

CATTLE. Reducing cost of beet on N"
whole was again uu important fH"'oi ln
western cattle trading during IN" past
work While common 10 medium hul
bore the brunt of the reaction, good.
heavy drylut cattle were also given % Hr'
down Most western mHtkeir closed 2'u
35c lower thnu the wind ~ ~ week
afo Locally II was mild session untll
mid week when packers forced lbc DE-.
cllno which. coupled with nc lower iind
ing THURSDAY. put values generally lhH
?bc lower for the ak -dlF period ""
csipts continued fair N,'a2 hond coming
against i.glj last week aud ihl' ihr cor
responding week year ago. 'Hke0 hls
straight graAsoTs made NJ the hulk, onN
odd patches Of drylot h'"yrs coming
while s. ~ was the WrrNH top Tor small
droves clflot top was s. ~ for i"d grass
ers from Cleveland county Buh ui me
medium io good grarsctH averaging 3n'
80 LOO pounds sold 81 ibu Z ~, whIl'
common Kind sold nH low nS s. 80 order
buying competition helped considerably
IN bolNering the butcher market Good
fat cows ranged So aon'i and h"iierr ui
10 s. 30 Gamers sold 81 500 30 and cut
ters up to S. An Increase iu ihc country
demand helped revise the Nn,kcr ana
feeder market. Ycnrlings sold mp "
S. 90 and light good quality stock 'alNct
brought S. Ctf market closed strong
with light yonl selling - lid 10
Closing ouo,stlons
Prices Of the various grades Of oAi'la ht'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
sr louIs cASN oRAIN

ST LOUIS Jul, WHEAT $50 @
red tllOul n. No hard. nominal
COHN 80 .. 7its u5tJ. Nu Whit, l.'
u-fr OATS so g. BON n1''s. So ?
white. nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
COMMON iNt,epirANct

Tho void rvss mr sometime
welt toun probably collect tfn.s iHs
that nssh Is heir o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01

The Wan, A., will otter good real
estate bargains. hotels ior lease and
business contracts for the present,
month.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01
BAIL DENIED ALLEGED
SLAYER BY HIGH COURT

James loopcr. held m the l,rlorc
county jail ON , charge of murder. Il,
denied hail hy the criminal cour, NJ
appeals in an opinion handed down
This morning b, Presiding Judge DOYLE
looper IS accused OF the murder ol
James W Hale
Arguments were heard hy the court
This morning ON the appeal oi T. "
Mat,oN. convicted oi murder Judge
Collier OF the supreme court COMMIT,
sion Sat with M, court m the place ~
Judge Brett VIM was disqualified un
account ci having been an attorney
for the defendant in the lower court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01

MISUNDERSTANDING uoo sAIrs

No VI ~ No VI ~ No. VI ~
- %, s,s -. i"'''h n.iu go
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01

Cathstt Back Home Richard
Cafhatt head VI the Cathau Motor
COMPANY. has returned from hi, honey
moon trip IN the casi he report,
business iloufi'hine IN an section, oi
the country
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01

COTTON SEED OIL.

. LIVERPOOL, july Today was
market holiday In Liverpool
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-01

rLHN. m, July HrrrEr 27ae
sale, nH. uis