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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
Nc True character.

Make no mistake The man "
seeks to cultivate certain qualities
character primarily for the sake
the concrete success he believes "
result from their exercise, is fo
doomed to failure; such a charact
from its very inception, is sham, a
character and resultant effects
service, and success, will some q
under the stress Of adverse circu
stance, crumbIe into dust together
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
Avold caIumnIatIon.

IN the first place, be sure Of 20
facts and avoid everything like ~
terra on cxaggeration. For to ass
a decent man for something 0s wli
he is innocent is to give aid and 20
fort to every scoundrel, while IND
gence in hysterical exaggerat
serves to weaken. not strengthen. I
statement OF truth Theodore Roo
yelt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
ODD FELLOWS TO veRDEN.

A party composed of the following
wen known Chickasha Odd Fellows
part Of the degree team Of Odd Eel
lows Lodge No. SIS. went from Chick
asha to verden last night: r. + Da-
venport. o. G. Cnliher. Sam Meachiln'
Frank Palmer. Ralph F. Turner, Geo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09

be cut, picked. eouged. salved. plas-
tered and jerked out. - they grow
faster Mr.. and Mrs. Went-and- CUT
1t realize il noW,-they use "Gets-lt'
instead-it's the wonderful, simple
corn-cure that never fails. Stops
pain. You apply it in sec
onds. 1t dries at once. the corn
is doomed. Nothing to stick 20 the
stocking or press on the corn. lt
means good might to plasters, salves.
diggers. razors and toe-bundling. You
can wear smaller shoes. Your corns
will come right on, clean as a whis-
tie" Never infames healthy flesh.
The worlds biggest selling corn cure
"Gets-It" is sold by druggists every
where CSC a bottle, or sent direct By
L, Lawrence : Co.. Chicago. ~. ..-a.-<
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
Growing MIIdeT.

Buck Kilby says his observation of
those who embrace it leads him to
conclude that religion is much less
painful than it was when he was a
ooy.-Topeka Capital.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
Mr.. W WenG-And Guilt
Here's Mr. 'Gets-R
The New Plan Corn Cure That's as
= Sure as the Rising Sun.

"Glad to meat your says the razor
TO the corn. "l'll bleed Tor youl" says
the corn to the razor. Razors and
corns love each other. Corns love to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
Don't want That Advertised.

There are some men who are always
vociferating against vice, but who
would feel mighty small il it became
known where they spend their nights.
Exchange.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
Mud Caked Furniture Displaced by
New in Miserable Hovel Where Pair
Of Mental Derelicts Barely Exist

She liv> or rather ,hc exists in n
,wo.toom la,k In Oak street The sub.
siding waters ri the flood which drove
her and one Other human being 20 take
refuge IN the lott. have left their
mark. four feet high. on the newspaper
covered walls oi the castle
Yesterday morning the city health de
partm,nt called Upon her and removed
her germ saturated worldly goods, IN.
rludins one mud caksd cot. piled high
with rags which had done duty rs he'd.
clothing: one mud .caked iron bed, a
wash tub. the bottom " which fell 90,
az |, was lifted into the wagon, and a
wash.Nand which suggested all things
hu, the though, ~ cleanliness
New tutni,ut. Comes
A. the same time this wagon LEI, he's
mold and scum covered premises and
drove away with htt reluctantly felin
uuishsd posse,sicns. another Wagon
started from the ptuviden, association
loaded with a stock Of new furniture
Sarah was making such an a,iemp, e
clean house AZ feeble minded house
keeper could when N, ws' visited b,
Miss No,clla Could Yesterday morn
ing
DESTINY had shot, changed her IN ,hl
matter VI mind It had also nerltcte,
20 give her beauty Faded ted hat
Nrassles over her mal-i1rmct brow
Eyes that strive ~ see and know siv'
forth CLEANS oi understanding
Her companion In inepii,ude will
whom she Is living wi,hou, benefit o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
Child To Be
Taken From
| Her Parents
Katherine 0liphant 10 Become
Ward OF Court, Judge
Announces.

County Judge Zwick announced 10.
da1 that Nc would declare katherine
Oliphan,. li.yeaf.Old. a ward Of the
county. and that she would be placed
either IN care oi the Oklahoma Chill.
dren's Home society of good home
katherine Is daughter oi Andrew
NJ, Oliphan,, a local attorney. Mrs
Oliphan, !, s,epmo,het. Al hear.
ing yesterday oi y petition of three
ntishhofs TO have the child declared
dependent testimony was introduced
hy the sitl and many heigNbots Of the
Oliphan, family ,ha, the parent, had
been extremely cruel 10 the child, and
on many occasions had whipped her
will a hupHy whip and heavy sticks
Il believe the little girl " a good
Girl and will be bette; oif " she /.
placed In a good home" ,aid luds,
Zwiok "A delegation Of fifteen WON
en- from that nsighbothood came Il
me ard each Offered 10 take the child
in,n her home and properly care io,
her IT, pretty hard 10 take a chill,
from parents. hut IN this case belicv,
II Is iur the best"
Olinhani appeared a. attorney inl
hi'rSelf wife aud a IN, hearing Tn,
gif today was in esre OF the Hom'
soeistx
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
JESS .4.4t. a;!s!' !: 's,,,.

ls" Knight. convicted on a ehatr.
ot killing George 4. Long and sen.
fenced TO twenty years in the state pen.
it,n,iaty. was taken ~ the McAicuet
prison this morning With him were
Sheriff Binion. K. A. llarsraye aud
Red" Davis
Harsvav, pleaded guilty To highway
robbery and was given sis ycats
Davis pleaded guilty 10 burglary oi an
automobile Davi, was a member oi
the Oklahoma City baseball team when
the club wa, In the Texas league
knish, had served notice of appeal h
the criminal cuuf, oi appeal,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
Number Of Deaths in New
York Doubles in Twenty
Four Hours.
FLEEING BABIES DENIED
ASYLUM BY MANY CITIES
Many Communities Around
Gotham Establish 0uaran-
tine Against Children.


NEW YORK. July II With an in
crease Of ly5 more cases OF inidnulc
paralysis in Greater New York and
,hrrty-two deaths in the last twenty four
hour, word came today that commun-
,e, surrounding New York are -.tab-
b.h,oy quarantine ,galn,, danger a
,bc ,r,rnlr.,,or oi ,bc disease from
,tIf,,r u,c,ry from the pl,gue IN the
,r.,,o,.r.
N,u,,., or no,,h. Do,,hie
Til, 'n -. "a, wn,s than
,n1 ,..'.,, q, IA, r,r,h,, N l,,,hs
,,.,t;,o ,.., ,tc ol,guc ~ ,h, last
,,,.n,. t.,, t,,, rnm,,r,d u,b the
,,,.,.,,. ,,,,,, yr hour rr.1rI lu
p,'l,'., '''Lp, ~, VIZ, ,S, rc,, ,,,,. vcr,
'...,,.I IT. .g,,r. isr ,,.
I.,. Tt,,, ,n,, i. total oi I IN
l'.,, ~, ,r,,r,,l.. o,ral..., IN m,
g,,,,,r r,,, death, since the out
/ Lre,L oi IA, ,r,uryc number 20
Cite, Bar Children
Many ,,,ic, and town, m New Icf
go ,,J N.w York are furnn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
Supreme Court Orders Appor-
tionment on Scholastic
Per Capita Basis.
TWENTY-FOUR COUNTIES
AFFECTED BY DECISION
Gross Production Law Con-
Strued 10 Aid Most One
That Contributes Most.

One half the money collected by the
state under the terms oi the Rro>, pro
duction tax law passed March H. l9l9,
shall he distributed by the state treas
urer TO the county trcasuterS oi coun
ties from which tive tax originates, dnd
shall bc appor,oncd among the school
districts oi such counties on a per
capita scholastic bass, a, are Other
common school fund,
TIN, T., the effect OF decision hand
td down thu, morning by Justice sharp
oi the state supreme court IN granting
a writ ui mandamuS against w l.. Al
cxandcr. state treasurer Application
for the writ was made by the board ot
county commissioners OF Greek county
and John f. Bruin, county treasurer ol
Creek county
Many Counties Affected.
Twenty four counties Of the state arc
aiir ted by the decision Creek coun.
tv which ia, paid $1i27A ~ into the
state treasury under the terms OF The
act has a school population pi lOh94
Lincoln county, during the same period
has paid Slll into the treasury and
ha, a school population Of ll,Y4S
Had the supreme court decided thai
the tax should he distributed by th'
state treasurer 10 the counties iron
which n originated ON scholastic pei
canita basis. as the petition iof the
writ oi mindimus alleged he was abou
10 do. Lincoln county would have beet
greatly bcuciitted. whereas Creek coun
" would have lost several thousands q
lars.
Alexander Exhoncrated.
The final paragraph .oi the decision
esonrratcy Mr. Alexander, however. II
the following terms
As II appears that the state treas
ufet's position has been induced large
" through a doubt entertained by hir
a. 10 his duty in the proper disitibu
ton OF the gross production tax IN
question IS entertained bu, that said OF
fcef will promptly proceed to the ar
pof,ionmcnt oi said taN IN conform,
10 the views herein expressed
The gross production tax md Soho
as,ic population oi counties on Sep
~ 1915 q, stated ~ the petition oi III
plaintiffs y,
Condition OF Counties
Creek. S2ll.7Sl ". 1904, Tulsa. Sl7
OK. ilAU. Washington. Sl0lnS
S.pn2. Nowa,a. S.Il7S6. 1880. Musk,
gee. S1.lsqSQ ls.S9j. Okmulgec, 81
A9lS. l0ln. Okiuskee, sloR. SDi
Payne. s2S9J7. o.092 Rogers, sl.779 5
b.yoS. Wagner. SlhID. 1895. Carte
No46s9. lO.9s. kay s'.Sjl17. ~
Kiowa. sal. 1911. Marshall. sl6l
s6b9. Usage. slj,en2lo. 7.0sS Pavnc
Slls9o. SIS9. stephens. ssE. s,T
Jefferson, SSshS. o,Oo7, Ottawa. 8.
112ol. S9ls Craig. 2S2, o.l7S pu,
mataha. $2id Apoo. le Flotc. sac
l29s; por,otoc. Sl99l. o9s0, Lineol
Sil. ll9lS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
Orpet Upheld in
Counsel's Address

WAUKEGNN. H.. lul, ll-Ntsu.
men, iot the defense. following N,
opening " ,ha, ior the state Monday
wa, begun today nv Leslie + Hanna,
in behalf " William " Otpc,, charged
with the murder ci Marian Lambert
II, would have he.n folly for him
IN have taken the stand unlc', he vas
10 icll me truth and the whole truth '
,aid Mr. Hanna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
TRACTORS BEGIN
DEMONSTRATIONS
At ENID EXHIBIT
Many Farmers Inspect Ma
chimes; Hospital Corps In
stalled at Camp.
BY staff Correspondent

ENID. Okla, luly ll-Farmland''
heavy batteries. hig tractors oi nearly
dozen different make, and STYLES. he
ran their mancuverS a. the show
grounds here this morning IN ,he open
inc day oi the second annual South.
west Tractor show
Tho hig gas engine, snotted and
puffed over sections ~ the Wn.actc
,h ground. turning under vhea,
,,uhble with three plow, attached 10
zach tractor or working with the har
row. the drill or the road grader \,
the rate taken Tuesday the entire IN
acres will he IN a state ~ cultivation
before the four days ~ the demon.
utaiirn are over
Oklahoma Company In II,
The Western Tractor company VI
Tulsa. the only Oklahoma manuiac
iutcr Represented. had two machine
iha, were among the busiest
The Rates "S,ccl Mule" move
tractor whose leading feature Is m,
caterpillar tread. was viewed hy hun
dred, oi visitor, The caterpillar
tread" IS flexible wheel which hear
most oi the weigh, " the heavy ttac
tor. I, covers a stony sngey ot dust
ground with apparent ease
Demonstration, Given,
Agents oi the Moline tuNctsa
tractor in the morning rayc demon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
First of Militia Is
Given Patrol Duty

~ PNSO Texas. my n The rin
Mi,a,hus,ii, infantry iria, va, yf.
isfcd On the border iuf patrol iul,
the ht,, oi the eastern militia ofgauiia
tons coming her, ~ see active service
The gu,ti,mcn will he stationed from
a point wes, ui Fort Qui,mar. Texas.
tn Nora. y NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
MARSHALL CHARGES
DROPPED IN HOUSE

WASHINGTON. July lmpearh.
men, proceedings against II Nnowden
Marshall. Uri,ei States attorney al
New York were tabled ,oda, hy the
house judiciary committee, which hy 4
divided vote adopted a resolution rec.
ummcndirs 10 the house tha, mo- iut,
,hef proceeding, he taken against him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
BRITISH FIGHT
FORWARD TO Line
HELD BY FRENCH
Capture Contamination and
Hold II Against Furious
Shell Fire.

LONDON. Iuly II - The British
line, north OF the Somne gradually are
being brought mp 20 level with those
oi the French farther south
London today announces the capture
Of Combination, matKing pfogfc,, %
the work oi crushing In the German
sahcn, extending from 1hicpyal 10
M0rauhan
Ai,er the assault OF Monday night.
the British remain IN possession oi
Continuation holding !, aga,ns, Ger
man counter attacks and furious shell
/ FIRE
Infantry Close Together
Fighting continued through the night
from Oyillcr, and ia Boioellc 10
Tr,nc, wood The British. lombard
/ iug their va, forward. gained ton,id
erihly iu Mamru wood and took Al
except 'hc point oi the iicfoeN 'is
puled pear shaped Irouc, wood clear
iug the way With each strip toward tn,
second Inc ON The ridges beyond
The infantry 3, At such close quar-
ictS m the wood, tha, the guns M
neither side are turing a, the iii,t I'm,
Tor fear oi hitting their own men.
French Pause Near Peionne.
While the British were athicyit
'hc,r results the French forces ON Ihci
figh, flank lap,rl into momeu,afy IN
activity after having pushed Monday Il
within a mile ni pttounr
German attack, a. \crdur conuuu,
| Par, report, the temporary success, "a
one ~ the German charge, ~ the 81
emit, oi Iumin wood hu' declare, IN
German, were Immediately cict'c,
Near Rc'll'u. u Lorraine. Germ,
troop, captured portions ni French iif,
line trenches on a NOmc,cf front
The Au,tfp Hungarian admiralty an
rourJr, 'hc sinking hy 'hc scout rui,
cf Noaa ~ flee, oi 'out or II,
/ afmcl Brush patrol boat, a. the lowe
end NJ the Niraug on, nine men
her, oi the British crew, Vrtr rescue.
Russians Driven Back
\ Rcfln dispatch ,a,, Russia
troop, advancing IN the direction
Novel have been beaten hack b, m
German, iu a counter attack near liu
u,Ni,,r south ul the San, ku,cltsl
wit The German, captured ,hfr, N,
chine gun,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
Second Subsea
Boat ID On WAY

AMSTERDAM. JUN IT = Another
commercial submarine. the Bremen,
constructed hy the same company ,ha,
hull, the Deutschland. now IN an Amer
lean port, already has left haihor. az.
ootdins 10 the Berlin Nossiche Ienung
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11

rl-rsy. !, n0 better equipped mentally.
muallN of physically than herself
May Horniy morahs,s
There ar, mnfal,i, iu lh, city Who
have held up their hand, IN horror AZ
the though, 1T any respectable in'iliu.
ton helping persons sn lost tn a proper
consideration oi the conventions
nu, Sat1h and the companion " her
JOYS aud SORROWS do NOT know what
the word convention" means and the
holy estate II m,irimony involves tro
many ,uhilc,ies iof their ,rnpfehrn.
ION
80 they live as best the, mas. the man
doing h,ile iunkinr whcr time, are
ton hard and Sarah begging a few gro
tctie, when there - not bite in m,
house The, appear ~ b. a, hsrp, a,
most iolk and a gopd deal happier than
some
BOY Il Deficient
Sarah has a by who hy the ras,ins
II time is accounted IS years oi agc
though vhcu measured Nv mental iofe'
4, not more than four of tive summers
old
There has heen rnc fiii in ihc m,,
~ domestic hapr'r,ss ior the oum
panion ui Safah's Joys and ,1ffuvs an.
Satshs son ate noi compatible Shu
had ~ make a choice and her bciuiils,
brain took N. man
A kindly disposed iamil, irrt m M
boy. WIN buys the luSufits oi life wiil
h., proceeds ifOin iunkins.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
Troops Not
Going Away
Wednesday
Delay Of Several Days An,
nounced; Governor at Re-
view Today.
BY PAUL COTTRELL.
Staff Correspondent.

MOBILIzATiON CAMP. FIT SILL.
July ll-Gov William, will review the
Oklahoma National guard TIN, after
noon on the parade ground al 'hc new
post.
The guatdSmcn will no, ,n,fain
Wednesday, as had been announced
A delay Of several da,, =, expected
Quitting Is proceeding rapidly
Colonel Hoffman stated this morn.
ing ,ha, he had not promised Lieut..
W $. Hill the handling oi an aero.
plane II the guard should get one. Hc
did me-, believe llill was an army oi
ioer. he said
Rollin = Gi'h recruiting officer ior
COMPANY NJ. q y g.. wa, IN Okla
homa Civ TODAY lining up prospect, for
KHAKI lie has received no order O.
leave for For, sill he saw,
4 number oi recruits Tor the First
regimen; reported this morning and
last nigh, 4, the adu,ant generals Of
fees. mos, oi the men coming from
smaller cities and town, IN the state
Probably twenty-five. all told. were "
the several groups
Watnnsa sent seven, Dufant several
and other towns their smaller quotas
Adiuiaui General tatp waS at For
Sill. camp toda,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
pfe.ldsnt Ratk at HOME

WASHINGTON. July li.-pt,sid,n'
Wilson te,atned al $40 today irur
Detroit. where h, spoke Monday bciot,
the Worlds Sslesmanship eonsre,,
lie went directly to the White House
The railroad journey vas withou, In
eident -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
No Action on Nickel.
Navy Officers
Inspect Diver

BALTIMORE, July II - Ameti IN
navy officers detailed hy the navy de
paf,mcnt TO determine the status OF the
German submarine Deutschland. went
aboard the craft today Captain Paul
Kotnig. commander oi the Deutschland.
was not there to receive them hu, they
were ,hown through the vessel by a
marine superintendent oi the North
Geerman- Lloyd line. with her com
mandotS permission.
Learn All Secrets.
The officers. Captain { I. Hughe,
and two submarine experts. llcu,en'
ant ] q Fisher oi the bureau nj steam
engineering. and Naval Constructor
Herbert S Howard. accompanied b,
the collector o' the port. boarded m,
Deutschland from tug Oiiiciall,
they were in determine whether IN,
submarine was an armed vessel hu
they were given permission by Cap,a,i
koenig 10 make complete inspection
This meant ,ha, the American navy OF
iioers had been given the privilege q
learning all the secrets. II any, of th
vessels construction
Captain Hughes. !, I, understood. i
thoroughly satisfied that the Dcu'sch
land should he claSSed a. a merchan
vessel and will ~ report. i, was unoi
iicially learned a, the department,
Work Of Unloading Begins.
The work oi unloading the cargo a
the Deutschland began shortly after
o'clock ,hi, morning
Captain koenig today made a state
ment ,o the customs officials that h
expected 10 gc, away within ten day'
lie had been told that Il he rename
longer than two weeks the Deu,,ch
land, wireless would he sealed m.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
VILLA TROOPS Lose s
IN SAVAGE DAIIu

CHIHUAHUA. Mexico. July IL
Tht main bod, ~ the villa iotce fe.
treating from liminei attacked Pafta1s
iii'y miles 10 the southwest. but go
defeated nv the Carfsass ssfsisao
after a savage battle. according 10 -
official r,rct, received BY General j.
tinto Tfe,ino -.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
Embassies Call Deutschland
Warship Though Used as
Cargo Carrier.
u. S. NAVY OFFICERS
INSPECT SUBMARINE
Captain Koenig Says He EX-
poets TO Begin Return Jour
ney Within Ten Days.

WASHlNGTON, .ly II Repre-
scntations have been made 10 the state
department by the British and French
embassies setting up the claim that the
German merchant submarine DeutSch.
land IS potentially war'hlp even
though designed and used a, a mer-
chairman
Substantially WAtship.
From the allies point Of view any
submarine Is substantially waf'h,p
The United States France and Great
Britain agree ON the doctrine that II Is
illegal to change the character oi a
merchant ship into cruiser OF pfiya.
tccr on the high cas-, but the German
government alway, hd, insisted on that
right Consequently, n Is argued, II
would be no violation oi the German
Interpretation oi international law Tor
the Deutschland 10 take aboard arma
mcnt outside OF the three mile llml,
and to prey upon commerce
Cannot BE Searched.
The very nature OF submarine, u Z.
| also held. makes n impossible tor NuC'
a craft to comply with the requirement.
OF international law She could not b,
stopped and searched and. the allie
assert. must be regarded as an enemy
war,hip subject to destruction upo'
sight
No Action on Nickel.
The state department. n was official
~ declared, will no, concern itself witt
reported objections by Canadian nicke
interests TO expectation oi nickel o.
the Drutschlaud Agreements Of Amer
ican purchasers oi Canadian nickel no
to re- export the metal. Acting Seote,at
Polk explained, was purely private an
no resor, could be had to the state De
psr,men, 10 interfere with nickel 'hir
mcnts on the German super submafin,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
Wage Conference Resumed.

KANSAS CITY. July lI.-Lonicr.
enoes between coal operators and min
srs seeking to frame a ,vo-yeA wage
oonuao, affecting the 5000 coal miners
in the states oi Missouri, Kansas. ok
lshoma and Arkansas were resumed
here today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
LITTLE ODDITIES
CAUGHT ON FLY

BALTIMORE, Md, July ll.--Al-
though Frederick W. Nordholf, at
torney, musician and scientist, has
marched 10 the sacred marriage
altar forty different times, there is
nobody who has the night to call
him hubby" For, while Frederick
probably holds the long distance
record for altar trips, they have al
ways been as bes; man for some
other chap.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July IL
Scores OF saloons in Wisconsin
cities which voted "dry" at elections
IN April have gone out OF business
At Menomonie the saloon keepers
have gone into the retail grocery and
dry goods business and in other dry
lines. Their aim is to undersell
other merchants by percent
OTTAWA, Ont, July Iii am
here TO tell you that every able
bodied man OF military age on the
island of Vancouver has enlisted"
said Captain Barton OF the One
Hundred and Third British COlum-
bia battalion, at the recruiting
meeting on Connsught Place.
LONDON, July 1.-Two Scotch
soldiers, who "at critical moment
steadied the men by getting up on
the parapet Of trench and play
ing mouth-ofgans while exposed TO
heavy ire," have been given the
Distinguished Conduct Medal They
a.e Company Quartermaster Ser
geant Z S. Beech and Lance Cor
poral Viekery OF the Seventh Bat
talon, Seatorth Highlands.
LONDON, July li-Nearly 80.
900 women in this country have al.
ready been made widows by m,
war As a result OF the recent naya
battle $50 widows were added Il
the list OF women receiving pen
stnns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
Generally Fair;
Continued Warm

LOCAL FORECAST Generally slr
continued warm ,onlpn, ard wednesday.
STATE FORECAST - rcrlph, ard
wednesday partly cloudy.
KANSAS Ann ARKANSAS -uentral,
fat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11

\ fbw oi boN ,Hs ,ome of which
were loaded with flour from the Aomc
mill. were hlanns spirited, when the
first piece " ifc apparatus arrived.
-Four we're practically destroyed. with
their content, The loss sustained By
ihe Acme rpmrsr IN this instance
vas c,imaisd al Num
4 small arm, ~ spectators pushed Z
number " the burning cats down SO
inp Others wttc lsi, 10 burn