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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-04
sWAPPERs' COLUMN

m you have anything to trade, make up .
little ad and run II In this column for
seven days--it only costs 2Sc and 10 per
answer. This offer 10 good only In Omaha.
and excludes Real Estate, cash offers, and
Business Properties For sale or Trcde
These az well a. mail orders for use OF
swappers' Column must pay regular rates.
your trade and the whole transaction
only conts about 500. Try IT.
EVERETT SIX, newly painted and over
hauled: one extra casing. demountahle
rims; this car looks like new and u Just
a. good; 1918 model Az I am gcing "a
Montana want . smaller car. 90 II YOU
have late model Ford or other light
machine will give you good deal Al
letters answered. Address 8. c.-iaa nAA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-04
BUILDING PERMITS.

81. v. shoies company, Ia North Thirty
f&nrtk. brick and stucco dwelling. $4,000;
Hans Larson. ffoi Dominion. frame dwell.
~. 1f.eee; c. stiboit. z&os North Forty.
ASpbnfh avenue. frame DWELLING. $4,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-04

FOR SALE or trade, dairy and creamery
business located In central Iowa town OF
5000; everything complete to run bust
ness, including truck Large territory Tor
milk and cream. A money maker Tor the
right party. I am no butter maker. rea-
son for selling. VIII take good land or
dairy cows. Price $4,000. Address All,
Il Pee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-04
HELP WANTED-MALE
Stores and Offices.

TRAVELLING salesman, established trade,
800; bkpr. and accountant, 500; office
elk, some experience In r. r, rates, &6b;
ledger elk, SIS; ledger elk. $6s; ledger
elk, young man, experience unnecessary.
$50; steno. $3.50; steno.. $50; office
elk, some stenography, $50; order elk.
$40.
Open till noon <th Of July.
Western Reference and Bond Assn, mo-,
7bs Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-04

Wanted Some Want Ads in ex-
change for lots Of answers. Phone
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25
OF CORDOvA IS
 SURPRISE ID JONES

William Jones, of Tacoma, treasur, CT of the Pacific-Alaska Navigation Co, and president of the Cordova Pow CT Co.,, of Cordova, is a round trip pas senger on the steamship Admiral Wat son.
 Jones has been a frequent visitor to Cordova, although this is his first visit in the past two years. He expressed great surprise at the manner in which this city has gone ahead since his last visit, and predicts great future for COrdOva.
 Mrs. Jones is accompanying her bus band on his trip, and both will return on the Admiral Watson from Anchor, age.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25
ADMIRAL WATSON
 IN FROM THE SOUTH

The steamship Admiral Watson, Of the Pacific. Alaska Navigation Com pany, this morning arrived from the south with the following passengers for Cordova:
 From Seattle - Felix Freyhold. C.. c. Moone. Fred s. Isham, James S. Hayham, K. Adler, w. NJ. Shell, Joe Emperley, Agnes Shepard, Mrs. w. OIoughlin and child. G. F. Lowe, and three steerage.
 From Juneau J. H. Cobb, Janet Curran, Ellanor Sparron, and five steerage.
 The Watson brought a number Of round trippers, and for the first time an excursion to the Miles glacier was operated for passengers arriving on an Admiral boat.
 The steamship Alaska, of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, sailed this afternoon for the south with 1,6OO tons of ore and a large shipment of salmon. Among the passengers sailing on the Alaska were: R. F.. Capers, Mrs. E. LeMarre, Miss Daisy Wardel, J. Asp, J. J. Cascadden, L. Carlson, F. w. Frederickson, H. E. Bunch, T. w. Bar rington, Miss Laura Magenuson, H. P. Harpham, H. B. Malcolm, and eleven steerage.
 The steamship Admiral Farragut, of b the P. A. N line. is due from the west some time tonight, and the steam ship Victoria, of the A. s. Co.,, is ex- pected from Nome tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25
BUSINESS CROWS
 TOO FAST FUR THE DOCK

The business now offered in the port of Cordova has far outgrown the docking facilities, and much comment is heard among shipping men about the inadequate space in which to handle the large amount of tonnage which is moving out of Cordova.
 This city already has a dock with 700 foot face, the largest structure of It's kind north of Seattle, but so fast has the business of this port in creased that it already is too small to accommodate the shipping.
 The barge Henry Willard, with more than 100000 feet of lumber for Cor dova, was forced to suspend work this morning and move up the dock in order to allow the steamship Admiral Watson to land. The steamship Alas ka already was at the dock, and there was not room for the three vessels.
 The barge William II. Smith, which had 6OO,OOO feet of lumber for this port last week, was farced tQ move repeatedly to make room for the steam vessels coming and going.
 More tonnage is shipped from Cor dova than from all other Alaska ports combined, and according to shipping men. if the business continues to in crease it will be necessary to extend the dock.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25
DR. COUNCIL COMPLETES
 PLANS FOR HOSPITAL

Dr. w. w. Council has completed negotiations by which he will take over the Hotel Northern October l, and convert it into a hospital and of fices for himself.
 The new hospital, when fitted up according to the plans of pr. Coun- cil, Cordova will have one of the best hospitals in Alaska. In addition to the general work, the hospital will become fhe official institution for the Cop per River X Northwestern railway.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25
NORTHWESTERN SAILED
 FqR NORTH TODAY

SEATTLE, July %. - The steam ship Northwestern, of the Alaska Steamship c., sailed for the north to- day with the following passengers for Cordova: Elizabeth Fsddis, Virginia Faddis, William Faddls. wife and baby. Miss Bertha WhitlOck, Miss Er
 nestine Desilets, w. s. Newlin and wife, Hans Nyman, Elmer Heinrich, Walter Heinrich and Charles Merrill
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25
AMM uNiTiON AND GUNS
 ADVANCE IN PRICE

According to advices received from Seattle, on July II there was an ad vance in arms and ammunition as fol lows: Black powder loaded shells, 2e per cent; smokeless powder loaded shells, Is per cent; metallic primers wads and caps, 20 per cent; Reming ton and Winchester shotguns and rifles, 15 per cent.
 This is the second increase in price this year in this class of goods, the previous advance averaging about IL per cent.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25
sAWN|LL OUTFIT ARRIVES
 IN CORDOvA

Towing a scow containing com plete sawmill outfit purchased by Goodall & Sullivan, the power schoon' CT Waif this morning arrived from Ka' talla.
 The sawmill, which will be erected at the lower end of the city, was pur chased by the new owners from the Katalla company. It formerly was in operation at Mile on the railroad out from that city.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25
MISSIONARY DIES.

NAGASAKI, July 25. - Miss Mary E. Melton, a missionary of the Ameri can Methodist Episcopal church in Japan since 1879, died here on June from typhoid fever. She was a na tive of Jacksonville, III. For several years Miss Melton had been superin tendent of the biblical department of the Methodist Girls School
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25
LAPS GO TO BRAZIL.

TOXIC, July 25. - About 150 Jap anese families will be sent to Brizal in August by Japanese emigration companies. If the enterprise proves successful large contingents of emi- grants will be forwarded to South America later in the year.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25
THE DEVILS DAUGHTER" TONIGHT

insane by jealousy, engages in a vio- lent quarrel with her rival. The Devils daughter tries to destroy the statue of the Sphinx, and it is toppled from it's base, in its fall crushing Silvia's beau tiful hands. Driven insane by the Devils daughter and her sinister fas- cination, Lucia attempts suicide.
 He Is nursed back to health by his faithful wife, and then comes a start
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25

As this man has done to me, so shall I do to all men. From now on my heart is ice, my passion consum- ing fire. Let men beware"
 The beautiful, but evil Devils daugh- ter in the play to be shown tonight at the Empress, utters these words when Lugi, her lover, deserts her.
 From that moment her progress is
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25
INSURANCE

FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and ACCIDENT
 Insure your property against fire in reliable Insurance Companies.
 We represent the Niagara, London Phoenix, Hartford, Northern, Globe and Rutgers, and others; all strong Board Companies.
 We also represent the Maryland Casualty Company, and issue Fidelity and Surety Bonds.
 Northwestern Realty & Trust Co,
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25

R. c. Hasson, secretary of the Cen tennial Mill Co., of Seattle, was an outgoing passenger on the steamship Alaska, after short visit with his daughter, Mrs. Thomas s. Scott. Mrs. Hasson, who came north with her hus- band. will remain in Cordova for a more extended visit.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25

Joseph Emperley was returning passenger on the steamship after a trip to the outside. He reports good time, but is glad to be back among his friends in the north.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25

Dr. Bunch, for the past several years surgeon at the mines for the Kennecott company, sailed for the south on the steamship Alaska this morning.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25

R. E. Capers, local counsel for the Copper River & Northwestern railway, was an outgoing passenger on the steamship Alaska. He will return in few weeks.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25

Mrs. E. l.. Whittemore. of Seward, was a through passenger. bound for the outside, on the steamship Alaska.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25
LOCAL JoTTlNGS.

J. Devinne, of Valdez, was through passenger on the steamship Alaska.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25
HELP WANTED,

Men and women wanted to work in cannery by the hour. Apply Carlisle Packing Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25

For Sale-New Yukon hand sewing machine. Bargain. Rawson.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25

Housekeeping rooms for rent. In quire of pr. w. H. Chase.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-25

Order your letter heads and enve lopes now.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
A. @ee
OVERHOLSER


The Dallas Daily Times Herald gave
the following review OF the performance
given hv Karl 1orn. tenor. VINO Il to APP
pear tomorrow evening nt the Ov,fholscr
thrator
lndcr the auspices of tho Dallas male
chorus David tfucstCr. director Karl
J"rn. famous tenor. appeared 100 concert
1T the Dallas opera house Neduc dny
evening with ErIne i Stcncson. plants.
Both artists proved themselves highly
capable and the appreciation shown hy
Oh" rather limited audience was ein,e q
100 th" oNtrrm". Jnrn- voice is lric
tenor " remarkable power. .Vcctnos,
ana t'Shility lll program was Va.
ri"d one. which included several mum
hers from N" German composers as we'll
as the better uudrrtood compositions ~,
Encllsh music masters Campbell TIP
tons w"ll.knovn Spirit Flower and t
composition NJ Mr Stcncsors THE Prayer
Perfect w"f, distinctly pleasing
Nj Sirnetou. In addition 10 perfect
accompaniment throughout fur the sing.
"r gave several instrumental numbers
the Rorhnm'non prelude appealing IN
particular
with Miss Viola Levy ~ accompanies
tho chorus under Mr Ofmrshcf's dlrer.
tIpu gave IT. numbers In perfect union
and showed the effect " H. excellent
training Absent was particularly well
liked. rs well AZ The Road to Mandaln,.
by Lohr nni Iiimmond's l.ochnyaf I.
- Council sang the solo part In Mnnin
lay rul sang Il We'll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

and third period Each one should make
an possible haste this week TO- collect
every subscription In sight so that when
saturday comes heavy vote VIII bo
recorded.
II is very important that each noml-
nee work fUr the votes at II ls possible
10 obtain a vacation for less than f'I
worth ~ subscriptions This ~ paIucu-
larry true IN sonc counties whore only
two ur three have been entered The
Times VIII award trip TO the Rocky
mountains TO the individual IN each ot
the twenty five counties receiving the
most votes and a trip to Medicine Park
ur Sulphur okla. 10 The one IN each ot
tho twenty five counties who obtains the
second largest number OF yotos Then
YOU must look forward 10 the five big
New York trips which VIII be awarded
10 the ono receiving the most votes in
their respective district
one Of tho New York trips Ia eaulyn
lent ~ two Colorado trips, but tho Va
cation that is the most attractive Of
them an Is the honeymoon trip THIS
trip wll be- awarded to the man or
woman receiving the most votes I'm the
entire contest ana the winner viii be
permitted 10 select "A friend or rclii ltr
10 90 along Tho Times will send two
persons ou THIS grand honeymoon 'fp
paving the railroad fare from Oklahoma
rity 10 Galveston and return. also Pun
man fare. paying three days Accommo.
lrtion nt the famous Hotel GnlycI IN
Galveston also the round trip steam hip
el" between Galveston and New York
uu the TRIMS Atlantic steamships ~ the
Mallory line. Including meals and state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
LIBERTY

si,nit 1uVuppur " rain SUNDAY
'uilvl tp i,mpru tho lD, NJ laughing
hundreds who saw th, OPENING " ynulc
willie 1i the lihvrt, ihcpieU Tho pfo.
Ffom embraced tive mt'shi arta The
Melody u'n tNn lushrg Young women
aud p n1n'si. literally swept the audi.
rur' fHm the r'sts with their snash
'ng songs Moore mud So Clair Whl
lot luus0 their uu before special h,up.
brought Tho house into futfs W laughter
They rulcd with three songs aud ,
skirt dance AvnUs kbNr-. the evan.
rulr H lu,' proved superb enter.
'slnrl llNif.r'isir. 's'is were perform.
81 p. th" william uo.s.ni troupe " r,s
whose stunts we're done on hugc
'ph"'s which fHli.d fryklrsN about thr
si'g" rNNuN and I,nr.snu hnd s'rgius
mi must III number Tho TfNnrir pltt.
Tile 'HulUyfvr star. willard NnUb
WI .s .Hu.upfi. Hrmfi.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
EMPRESS

Julius Stcgcr Who has been hailed
ns m" David NBffcli ~ the screen "
is starred iu "rh. nlindn,ss NJ Love To-
N 'N'. .pnft Metro w0uiefplry which viii
ho shown ot the Empress thcatrr Tue,
ln1 and "Wednesday
Th'.' are SCORES ~ strong and stirring
scenes Zoe The UIpduy-s NJ low. Do
Among these are mann Interesting Boo.
.'i'uts l't'rd'ng "a real football game.
which were made mn the campus NJ tho
University " Florida Mr IsGuyrr is
seen 1s tho hero " tn, game aud NJ
~i"g"r. - his father. who comes IN the
same and H. ivuuIrl %, HE suohhIsh
com Thfc" or fou' hundred college siu.
dents participated Boo this game
THr'ght InulInr Frederick m "Nui.
ft.t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
CONTEST PERIOD
ENDS SATURDAY
Thirteen Enter in One Day
for Privilege Of Having
Free Trips.

Interest In The oklahoma ciy Times
vacation contest is Increasing hy I'np"
and hounds Thirteen more entered the
rncc SATURDAY Thirteen la one of 'hus
numbers that many persons frl shuN
about but ms time It Is going tp hr
the lucky thirteen The cont cBi la
just nrw beginning TO get under way
and with the hig list of new entrants
coming In each dag everyone may oNpcr'
10 see some very Interesting things hap.
pen Those who entered Saturday me-.
Miss RUBY Johnson. bookkocpcr. with
Harbour Lonrmlic Furniture company
Oklnhoma CI,y. Miss MNril, lluught
with IN" S ana s. company. ohuhomp
CITY. Mis- J"R,u Adams of shawnee,
MfS Frances kcuykcudull ~ Shawnee.
Miss P'nI liu hv. stcnoGrnph'r for Flor.
hour LougmIre Furniture cOmpHnN Oh.
lnhumn CITY, Miss N1hlo No0'1rl
shawnee; Miss Carrie Gudy uf Ada. H.
II Tockot NJ ADA; Nn' Nohlru o'
Roosevelt. Okla. N-'gs Nlyril' shirley ~
Clinton. Olgln Nifg Nnir.lc Chldrcs- =
NJ Fosa. Okla Miss Jcsalo Grny ~ shaw.
nee, And Huell llefd of Maud Okn
Shawnr" apparently hna suddenly de-
clded 10 have SOME rorf, scniutIv'4 go tO
Colorado and Ncw York A. "a guest uf
Tho Times -Four haze entered from
there Miss JcW'll Adams uf shawnee
T. popular young woman ana she 4.
one who hcIiotos m the best ~ every
thing and ls going after tho honey
moon" trip and p,s she fpr's sure o'
landing tho Now York irIu witch wJl
SO 10 tho individual obtaining nr hrr.
est numi'r NJ Not's In h,r di.frirr The
oth"I shawnee rou'rHnuis pr, largely
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

too hDnUuhl, tn ~, upou hcr ppd
lfrtrlt goes ih'll battling with opium
uuurrl.fs In ilup tho DEVILS iir,v
iN' great Uuvhi.I phUi.pl,, g. rr srrr
~ iN' l0l'N iudft and tomorrow. Ian.
sens hufoI. fgui with the d,uIs'u- NJ
'hir1inVu. h.H battles with tho dss
p"i1'' opium fmusslrfs HrI ,'nEs
h.rhrf up' and is solution ~ he wife.
su'us. actions 'fr pictured loo 'Nri'InE
and realistic detail
IT,, liBfmpW uHHfiei. coined. sInsyrs
trc ON added attraction
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
CLEAR WEATHER FAV0RS
VOTERS IN MARYLAND

BALTIMORE Ma, clear weathe,
favored Maryland voters NJ the primary
election to-day iof senatorial and con.
E''ssinnHl candidates and delegates "a
'h' state conventions United state,
Senator lilait Toe, W Cabcll bruce aud
''nrfrssnnn David ] Lewis are stpi.
roots iur the srni'ufship On the demo.
UNtir Ticket Former Governor T. |.
3,.dshoIuurh aud Joseph / France ~.
aii,f thr republican nomination
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

'H .'H Hf iHr fHH SUNDAY. the lfu.
I''tr' fN Ng attendance and ,,Fv
7I' HH 'hr now hIN went over With
r'Hu NJ enthusiasm Tho oprrlng H.i
10 lN'Nnni lfnllua ur'ers SWINE 90.
.'''rH' music and fni " real coined,
There are seven people In n Second ihr
Togo lnrs dn u'mr', bsusl iursllrs
water 'nd rtr spinning Roberts ,ni
Nnivn present , clever ,alkinv and sing
inv number Tho four Wrnnses who
take their audience on ,our " i've
countries n twenty minutes ,re 'ia'itc
dan irg The Helen Leach Wains ,flr
wire artists offer frs's pus.ilvsN pmat.
irr The program includes special scenic
effects HrH elegant costumes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

here Saturday and clcIftd four dclcsnies
ai barge a. the republican national con.
,"ntiun nj chicago The delegates we're
unlns,ructcd and the unit rule was not
adopted Those chosen we're I. n Nse.
ley and " : Mulylhll. white. and \
J. Redmond AMI Wesley Ctcyton. ne.
sfp's Eirbt district delegates to the
national convention we're elected ycstcf.
#f.t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
lAyweN,s meerrno CLOSED.

NN'UUNsION NAV Discussions
uHf.ulu. effective means fnr aVNkcuiur
th, Intent fuf.sH NJ tho churches uf
the United states 1ud r'imup'ius ms
s'0n1f, vNfk NJ homie and abroad brought
iH close Sundn, uirh the national
congress of the D,mrut missionary
movement which has been iu session hrr.
since "wednesday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
arnANn

81 tho strand Tursi,, will te "yats q"
with Pauline Frederick In tho Title role
1ss'' is me ~ the few creates, s,sss
roles ever created and Mis-. Frederick I.
rendition " the rssr,ins characterize
tiun. makes this ono ~ ne CREATES, tlr.
'ufrs shown AZ This Iheatsf rcsis, lp1
N'.rh'", a Bsd Feather feature Win
hobart rH.Nofih
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
IT MAY SNOW TONIGHT

a rtosrsm nance wedn,.d,, Ma,
iHm' s'rN vfi'e ,our name irvr A
Snowfall psf', N', = Ncrd,t rIrht Al
Hs hnrr'rs s' irs Auditorium where
tfst atr putting uu much suis these
lals Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
oeLeoAr1s NOT ,usrpveruo.

JACKSON. Miss. May Mi.-Issipw
.spubur,ns held hur stat, ,un,rn, .uu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
COMPLETE
~ THE
TIMES THIS WEEK

hind tho iron uiluES ui IN" h"ho 'p'
tho mind, Ay before them, i'' s'rc'ch
broken only hy the clustering ccdarH ana
hbunmm trees over thH tops ot Whicn
tho huge pile ~ the institution reared
itself To the right lay the lodge mouse
ovcrgfown with ivy and mninnE-Sl"'l
vines. aud II wnn IN this direction mat
they turned Here. nt least, the sky was
not shut from sight by hugo buildings,
md on, caught tho scent N nrw-mown
hay The blush red ~ the dying sun was
creeping ,pto the ulirnmnrlnc horizon
and for tho moment the two wcr" silent
tho sight NJ nature bringing "A temporary
calm
From Sor'n nyou.r tn"ir 'ie@ were
traced no the extension NJ side street
II seemed strange that one should l'nF"
go satisfying a urirh5orhood 10 find nt .
a sn1r, distance another. shabby. il-k"pt /
speaking of respectable poverty IN all IT. .
monunrsa THE broad. usphnlt"d sweep
ol the tEouuo. with It's comfortable 7lru'-
urre i's 7,ii. payomonts, ITS lawns. wuA
forgotten 300 t.p marrow ness ~ IN" rob- /
nIo.stonod slide street rcrhaps the very !
forgetting brought the aigh hack 10 the /
girl
'lts ol' so hopeless and impossible
and Tier ups tromh'cd
Whom one looked nt nor only rlrsorlF
~ fn.wcd that she WIS inpuuap. lou' .
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err sHrat rcr ho,i
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

M'fl Jansen chief ~ the secret co..
vice friHfrs home aNr oil, wprihs sh.
ten.e Hn lu't H. nri hs sig Is
s,ranseh different ,ovari hln iir d.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
NEW TRIAL is ASKED
AFTER JUDGE SMILED
AT WITNESS REPLY

Hr urEkN Nan. Nav n..,uss
Judge 1rnrr" " Whrrumr
smiled 1i tho rrnk " witness
dur.ug tNn recent tfhi iu counts
,uuft ~ Nlhrft T,,lof. charged with
rfpnd larceny Tp,lurs n'iufnr, ht,
asked a n'W hearing fuf his client
ra,iuf was convicted ~ tothlug
huusr belonging IN Fred Robertson.
tnitri States district attorney Tor
kBna1t The motion was taken un.
d,f ni,Ifrm'ut h iuirr wht,umh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
" "A-NOVEIr "A WEEK"
By George Bronson Howard


And how great indeed. Is their cap
patity for suffering these mothers wives
and swcothclrts Of ours