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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27
FOUND WAY OUT
OF HER TROUBLE
AFTER 20 YEARS
Mrs. Fritz Says It's Wonderful
That Anything Could Help
Her Like Tanlac Has.

"lt certainly does seem wonderful,
that after suffering for twenty years
without relief, should find medicine
,ha, has helped me out OF my troubles,
but that is Just what Tanlac has done
for me-" said Mrs John Fritz, IN an
interview at her home. o24 West Frisco
street. few days ago.
THE trouble was with my stomach
| reckon" Mrs Fritz continued. 'tor II
looked like | never could eat a hearty
meal withou, its giving me all sorts OF
trouble. Ii Id eat at all hearty Id
have smo,herng spells and 'hortneSs
OF breath afterwards, and often after
Id gone to bed Id wake up suddenly
in the night feeling Just like ! was
Smotherng, and I'd gasp for breath and
I'd he perfectly miserable ior hours
afterwards. got awful nervous and
sometimes every little thing would an
noy me and Id JUS, go all TO pieces.
II had taken no end of medicines for
my troubles, but go, no relief from any
OF them. but when read so many state
ments in the papers from Oklahoma
people | decided there must be some
thing to this new remedy, and abou,
three month, ago go, bottle and be
gan to take it. soon iel, relieved from
the shor,ness Of breath and that ,igh,
feeling ! had after eating, and ! iel'
so much better Just kept 1t up TIL
got nd Of all those troubles and m,
nerves ate IN good shape and don't
bother me now |, has been two months
since | took my last dose OF Tanlac
and have felt III and fine ever sine
and can do my own houSewotk and
never &c, tired or feel uncomfortable il
any way There is nothing like Tan
lac iot putting new life and energy IL
person, and I'll always recommend i
to everybody that is rundown or ha'
any troubles like mine were"
Tanlac il sold in Oklahoma City ey
cluslv,ly hy Wes,iall Drug Co, undel
the personal direction Of special Tan
lac representative-Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27

against 2So47Oo bushels in 1915, and
. .2bS6OO bushels for the five year av-
cragc l9ll to l9lS, inclusive. The world
crop OF rice also is greater than for
many years Rice ordinarily can he OBJ
tanned at prices which make IL. IN com
parIson with other foods, a reasonably
economical addition to the diet With
the present greatly increased stock of
the domestic product IN the country.
even somewhat increased demand
should not alter greatly the relation OF
rice prices 10 those of comparable foods
As staple article OF diet rice may
hc boiled IN ,lllcd water and used like
potato ur sweet potato as a vegetable
at a meal at which meat, egg. beans.
gravy or other foods rich in protein
are served Wholly or partially cooked
rice can he used with cheese. minced
meat or poultry fish. eggs. beans, etc
for variety OF dishes, the combna
tlOnS constituting dishes IN which mos,
vt the needed food elements are pres
ent /, also may he used az a major
or minor ingredient IN tcws and soups
Instead ot serving rice plain as a
vegetable 1t may he stcwed with ,oma
toes, cooked in n double boiler with
tomato Juice, soup stock. or milk, or i,
may he seasoned with curry powder
onions or other seasoning materials ~
using skim milk IN this way a particu.
larly economical dish Is produced
As a cereal Tor breakfast. rice ma,
he boiled in milk and 'weetened, or eat.
en- with butter and salt II II Is de,irec
dried fruits, such a' dates or rai,ins
may be cooked with the rice. Cold
boiled rice, mixed with pancake or NUT
i'm hat,erS OF wheat, burkwhea, or cotr
meal, makes pleasing addition oi ,ucl
food products, reduces the quantity .
other ingredients needed, and iurni,he
method for using the leftover cereal
/ Cold boiled rice also may he used will
or without little meat. chicken. o
seasoning vegetable for cfoquete, an,
with eggs, sugar, milk OF other in
pted,cut' Tor making a variety oi pui
dingS and other deserts, as an .ssmin
a,lon oi almost any good cookbook vii
| show.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27
COORT TO DECIDE
BILLS VALIDITY
Hospital Appropriations Re-
fused by Howard,
ISUIT PROBABLE RESULT
State Auditor viii Have to
Defend Position,

The supreme court will have to settle
for all time the validity OF the sixth
legislatures acts which made appro-
priations for the University hospital to
be built here, and the appropriations
for the Norman hospital for the insane
Bills Loosely Drawn
This was the statement of +. Il.
Howard. state auditor today The b'IlS,
both loosely drawn will appear on the
records in imperfect form unless the
court reads into them the intention OF
the legislature Howard says.
The appropriation for the hospital
here, which was to be built on condition
that the city grant TO the state the
Emergency hospital was tor SNo"D,
one half available for the coming fiscal
year and the rest for the l9lS.l9 fiscal
year. The confusion arose IN section
two OF the act which declared the mon
ey should come from the public build
ing fund. In the same section II was
declared that the money should be
available from the general revenue.
The appropriation for the Norman
hospital is in doubt because the hos
pi,al at Supply only was named in the
title OF the act and in the enactng
clause.
Howard Wants Suit.
"I desire a friendly suit to set the
matter right so no question can evei
be raised" said Howard today, Il shall
not open accounts for these two appro'
pria,ions until such action Is taken"
The matter probably will arise after
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27
1 j DRESS j! E;'!:|$:..

significant Women who do not care
for them are using the ordinary Hat
gilt buttons Young women are col
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27
BABY PARALYSIS
IS NOT EXPECTED
TO Be EPIDEMIC
PittSburg County Case Only
Sporadic, Says State Board

GUTHRIE, Okla, June N-(Spe
cial)-Following receipt OF information
that an niantile paralysis case has been
discovered in PittSbupg county, the
state board Of health here this morning
issued statement IN which the people
OF Oklahoma were advised that no dan
ger OF an epidemic Of the disease exists
The case in question was that ot
Frank Hudgcn S-ycar-old, son OF a
farmer living about live miles from Nc
Alestcr The child was stricken last,
night and his left arm and leg are
entirely useless The PittSburg county
superintendent OF health is keeping a
record OF the case and making daily
reports to the state board OF health.
lnian'lc paralysis. IT wa pointed out
here. becomes epidemic only at inter
walls OF years and attain5 IT'S greatest
deadlncss only in the poorer quarters
Of the great cities Since the diSca {
was epidemic last year, well informed
medical men believe 1t will not make
an, extensive appearance until possibly
1919 or 1920 again
All the cases in Oklahoma were
sporadic in 1910 and no evidence Of an
epidemic was found anywhere It is
possible that isolated cases OF the baby
disease may appear here and there IN
the country this year, but no epidemic is
expected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27
An army service suit has been designed
by an exclusive dIessmsker for fas-
ionable women, who are taking it up
for sports as well as relief work.

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,,,,I ,i y, "rl."',, i"' w ,,... us,'u,e -
l,,Ia L !, II, H,,. W.. P"'.N "'s'u,y T., Us y.,
such expenditure Of money ia one oi
,bc G,.t WAYS Of saving the nation from
disaster
Wome, Doiro peIief Work
At tbc timc ,hot nconle ,rc talking
M Coalition r,h,rct ,n yoycrn Amer
,,, through thc ,y,r and discussing il.
advantages and d,sadyant,rcs one ex
elusive J,essm,kcr has got,c, ont wba,
mich, n. calleJ co,l;,;oc costume fo,
| thc women who ;s busv doing crranI,
4 ior tbc army -, r,y,, re,;cf work
Fverv woman in IN. country is think
inc more nj what sb. viii do in tina,
/ line ,his summer ,ha, NJ social ri.
u,nnhs \, rcsorts y, N. br,,o;ro ou,
n, drhrta,,e d,uob,e,
There ;s no woman however friv
olous she NAV have hccr ubo b,s moi
hccr tourbrd win the dcs;re +, hel,
i'm ,bcsc ,,irr,pg ,i,,cs or ybo Joee pn
iacI tb,, che NAV hc called , sl,,kcrb,
her como,trio,S i She ncplccts 70 civ,
part oi her time 10 some kind Of Scrv
ice even though she is not capable u
doing much
Tho ,,,, u,t cror;r.r, socie,,
worc, b,y, had ,he;, n;r,r,es ,,L.,
IN grnrn, Le,,,,g y,,;nr. ,,g,r,c,
intended for service and that mi
iorm, have hecn aJoo,cd no enormon.
/ yronns ~ women wbo have h,nJo.
/ Ibcn,sc-ycs ,ooc,bcr rAo lc,Sn.s
some kind has Given great ,mnc,r, :.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27
British Socialists
Reject Invitation

LONDON. Juno H-rhe section ut
British socialists lead by Hent, llynd
ran ha' declined the invitation ~ ,hs
Russian council II workmcns and sol
dicts delegate, 70 attend m, n,et
national socialist conference at Stock
holm The refusal Is based on the
fact tha, the conference will he az.
tended by German and Austrian ,o.
cialistS and that It cannot serve the
cause of peace Uf socialism a. long
MS Germans remain IN pD,,,,,lpr of M,
Territory the, seized and dt,as.td
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27
HINTS For
YOUR HoMH

NVIlltN rice IS used IN quantity in
w the diet particularly as a sub
w stitute for potatoes care should be
taken to supply fruits aud vegetables
generously IN order ,ha, the mineral
substance, which the body needs may be
provided.
RNc Is nuiriliou, and palatlhlc and
digc,ts we'll 1t may be cooked quickly
wlthou, necessity OF troublesome prep
aratlon and wi,hou, waste Taking
everything into account, rice well may
he given a more important place in the
diet at this time since a greater crop
was produced in the United States last
season than ever before Late statistics
place the 1910 crop a, l070l0O0 bushel,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27
NOW FREE
FROM PAIN
Woman Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound after Three Years
Suffering.

Buffalo. N Y.-'I am the mother Of
four children, and for nearly three years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27

lcc'ing buttons from either the army or
navy to put on thclr dark blue jackets
There is red eros, on the arm.
which IS used IN cases where the
woman is connected with this tremen-
douSly important body oi rcllci workers
The cap is the regulation white cap
Of the navy with II, small black visor
Copyright, hy the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27

had seen advertised In the newspapers,
and in two weeks noticed n marked inn
provement continued its use and am
now free from pain and able 10 do all
my housework. Mrs II. u ZlELINskA.
23l WQln Ave, Buffalo, N. Y
Women who recover their hesl th, nat
urally tell others what helped thyn.
Some writc and allow Qheir names And
photographs to be published with tesu-
monials. Many more tell their friends.
II YOU need medicine for women's 9
ailments, try Lydia u. Pinkhsm's Veg
etsble Compound Write Lydia 2. Pink
ham Medicine Co ,conhdentian for any
,ii,r ycj rccd TO know about thcs'
l.N,..,,..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27

the beginning of the new fiscal year
when some interested person attempts
to collect money from the approprla-
tions Action for writ OF mandamus
against Howard will then be started
and the court will decide as to the val
IditN OF the acts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27
Germany Hints
at Monopolies to
Meet War Budget

COPENHAGEN, June e7-Revolu-
tionary methods in the raising OF reve-
nue. to cover Germany's enormous post
bellu mbudget were ioreshadowed by
Dr. Won Pistorius, finance minister OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27

| suffered from .
female trouble with
pains in my back
and eide and 9 gen.
eral weakness. |
had professional at
tendance most of
that time but did
not seem 10 get
well. Az a last re-
sort | decided 10
try Lydia +. Pink
h n ms Vegetable
COMPOUND which |
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27

Mrs, Fred Mollman wife of the may
or of East St Louis, recently dis
charged her husbands Official duties
while he was absent from the city for
several days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27

Wur,,embers. in q sps.cA Nin the diS
at Stuttgart on Monday. The minister
sal dthat it would be impossible for the
empire to raise by customary methods
tho mighty sum iequired and that
therefore the state must obtain a share
of the nations revenue at the source
by participating in the profits accruing
from production, Importation and trade
This is the first time that prospec-
tive resort to government monopolies
has been prophesied so plainly by per
sons so responsible
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27

Miss Ncsta Steer the only girl stu
dent at North Dakota Agricultural Col
iegc ranked above s. male students m
competition q, an expert Judge ot stock
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-05
WALTER G. RAGLAND,
Troop G, 9th Cavalry,
Fort Bliss, Tex.
Died while in service,
June 10, 1917.

Erwin Streeter, c Company, Marine
Corps. Vallejo, CALI.
Leland O'Rourke, Co. b. U. S. Ma
val Training Station, San Francisco,
Calf.
Roy A. Pierce, Provisional Avia.
ton School, Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Donald Howe, Seaman Second Clas.
U. S. S. Huntington, Pacific Station,
via San Francisco, Calf.
Theodore p. Boyd, LIST N. Y. Naval
Flying Corps, Bay Shore, l.. 1.
John E. Meier, Co. A. list Infant
ry. C. N. G., Golden, Colo.
Bryan Staley, c. N. c.. Golden.
Colo.
Thurston French, U. S. s. Hunting
ton, San Francisco, Calf
A. f. White, Quartermaster's Re-
serve Corps.
Fred Tyrrell, Quartermaster's Re-
serve Corps.
Arthur Kaler, Quartermas,er's Re-
serve Corps.
A. l.. Long, Co. A, Engineers, c. N.
g., Golden, Colo.
George kammerer, U. S. S. Oregon.
San Francisco, Calf.
Gordon Miner, Navy.
Harold Greene, Colo. National
Guard.
Earl Robinson, Navy.
Walter Newton, Engineering Corps
U. S. Army.
Warren Strickland, Marines.
Cecil Greene, Marines.
Barnard Cummings, Aviation.
Earl Southworth, ..... ......
Fred Cantrall, reenlisted in Navy,
San Francisco.
Joseph Elder, on the Mexico border
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-05
Miss. Helen Lawrence is visit
this this week with Mrs Chas.
Allen.
ARVADA's ROLL OF HONOR.

The following Arvada young men
have enlisted and are now in the
service of Uncle Sam to defend the
flag and the honor of the nation.
We give the complete address so
far as we have been able to obtain
it, and would be pleased to give
the complete address of every boy in
the list if relatives or friends will be
SO kind as to supply it.
Here is the list of which every cit
iZen of Arvada is proud:
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-05

us an evidence of what adver-
Using will do, and also of an a.
bundant fruit crop in this Sec
ton the Arvada Lumber COM
pany is now disposing Of the
seventh carload of berry boxes.
While Mr.. Hurst has not adver-
tised extensively thru the papers
he has pursued vigorous policy
of circular advertising thru the
mails and in this manner has
been instrumental in bringing
many people to town to buy box-
es who would not have other
wise come, and while here they
have traded in other lines.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-05

Wesley Moreland and Frank
Bayers dropped in and surprised
their parents and friends Sun
day evening, direct from the big
city of Chicago. 1t can safely
be said that their parents were
overjoyed and proud to see them
for two better groomed, better
hammered, or more prosperous
looking young men would be
hard to find. and Aryada is like
wise glad and proud to welcome
them. They are taking their
two weeks vacation at pay from
their services with the Chicago
Telephone company where they
have been since their advent in
to the big windy city nearly a
year and ahalf ago. Their work
first took them to Cleveland, De.
troit, Niles, Mich, and recently
to Hammond, Ind. On their re.
turn they will go Lansing, Mich.
Their work is very fascinating
as well as lucrative and brings
them into the environment Of
high-class hotels and the best of
people. At the same time they
are doing necessary and respon-
sible work pertaining to the bus.
mess end Of the institution and
we can expect to hear of the rap.
d advancement Of these two de.
serving young men.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-05
Pomona Grange
Picnic Program

Grange picnic which will be held
in Golden city park on Jnly Ia tn,
Governor Gunter will be asked
to address the gathering. In the
event he is unable to be present,
some other state official will be
invited to speak. Addresses will
be given by Mr.. Ketchum, master
of the Michigan State Grange,
and John Morris. master of the
Colorado State Grange. The
address of welcome will be de-
livered by Mayor ID. f. Garvin.
Basket Dime rs and program
of competitive events will be fea-
lures of the day. A red hot base
ball game will be played in the
morning at 10 O'Clock between
Arvada Grange and Genesee
Grange teams. The winner will
be given prize of S.. while the
So. so will go to the loser. 1t is
probable that an entertainment
will be arranged in the Armory
for the evening.
Among the competitive events
are the following:
LADIES CONTEST
Fat ladies' race, l75 pounds
and oyer. First prize, casscrol
second, bottle Coors matted
milk.
Free for all race. 81 years and
over. First prize, aluminium
combination cooker; second bottle
Coors' matted milk.
Nail driving, free for alt.
First prize, battery lamp; second
bottle Coors matted milk.
Ring duck, free for all. First
prize, sack Shogo or Golden Seal
flour; second, one year spbscrip-
ton to The Golden Globe.
LADIES. Ia TO 20 YEARS
Foot race, First prize, dress
pattern; second bottle of Coors
matted milk.
Peanut race. Firrt prize, silk
hose; second. bottle Corrs, malt
ed milk.
Throwing baseball. First
prize bottle Corrs. matted milk:
second, one pound coffee.
Hop, skip and jump. First
prize, bottle Corrs' matted milk;
second, box candy.
GIRLS, IA YEARS AND UNDER
Race. First prize bottle per.
fume; second box candy.
Chewing contest. First prize.
cake; second, box candy.
MEMS CONTESTS
Fat mens's race, 200 pounds
and over. First prize, sack Shogo
or Golden Seal flour; second.
stock salter.
Free for all race. Il years and
over. First prize. fountain pen;
second, one pound tobacco.
Three legged race. First
prize. bill books; second, cigars.
Running broad jump. First
prize, sack Shogo or Golden Seal
flodr; second. bottle Coors' malt
ed milk.
YOUNG MEN. II TO 20 YEARS
Foot race. First prize. cuff
buttons; second. combination
plush set.
Chewing contest. First prize,
necktie; Second bottle, polish.
Potato race. First prize stick
pin; second, bottle Corrs' matted
milk.
BOYS. UNDER il YEARS
Race. First prize, pocket knife
second, candy.
Cracker eating contest. First
prize, watch; second, candy.
Three legged race. First prize,
bottle Coors' matted milk second
pork and beans.
-
The W. G. r. u. will meet
Tupglnv Julv NH AZ D.on ,y;,k
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-05

John Mazina had the misfor.
tune Of having his hand cut by a
Jump Of coal. which later turned
Rhto blood poison. He is at
present staying in Denver with
friends, while being treated by a
Denver physician.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-05

Mrs. Alice Hurst who is a ma
iron in the State Home for girls
at Morrison, is spending her two
weeks vacation with her son T.
C. and family.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-05
Precincts Organize
For War Council


and orr anized to assist in the
county war council as suggested
by q letter received by the chair
men of the two precincts, II. S.
Burton and H. H. Gregg.
While there will be many
things arise which will REQUIRE
the concerted action of the vari.
Gus branches of the organization
the first thing to be accomplished
in order that the council may
have something tangible to work
on, will be to get an accurate
account of the county's agricult-
ural and livestock resources. In
order to do this the precincts
will be divided into sections and
the committeeman will secure
someone in each section to get
the necessary information.
Tho information will be used
strictly confidential the object
being merely to find out what
you al raising of fruit and all
food tufts, meats, etc, and also
what preparation is being made
for next year in the way of seed,
and breeding stock. If you have
acreage untitled because lack of
help Of money for seeds, it is the
purpore of the War council to
see that you get the assistance
financially or otherwise that is
required to get the greatest re-
turns possible.
Volunteers for getting this in
formation will be very accept
able, altho it is possible that
some will have to be compensa-
ted for their services. On the
other hand the farmers and stock
growers can do their country "a
great patriotic service by taking
an inventory of their stock and
produce and having il ready
when the war council represent
alive arrives.
After all this information is in
the hands of the War council of
the state the process of distribu-
ton with the least possible ex-
pense will be greatly facilitated.
An effort will be made to prevent
the fCodstutfs from going thru
numerous hands and over circuit
Gus: outes from the producer to
the consumer. The railroads are
completely under the CONTROL of
the State and National War
council so that all trains and all
cars are distributed at the points
where most needed and this
thing of shipping produce to ON
aha and Kansas City, then back
to points in Colorado, thus adj
ding freight charges plus the
middlemen's profits is to be elm
mated as far as possible.
One of the main objects of the
War council is to steady the
market by affording the best
possible price to the producer
and the lowest possible price to
the consumer by cutting out the
freights and commissions.
Committees for the Arvada
precincts are as follows:
East Arvada-Il. II Gregg. chair
man II. G., Fields, DR., G. V.
ShoorrJ.S. Calkins, &c. McShanc
and .. Il Taylor.
MarkeL Committee y. {. Murch-
ison. 4nbor-J. &. Nolan.
West Arvndn II. 5. Burton,
chairman w. H. Light, a. w.
Walters, y. {. Hurst. T.. u. Royce,
w. y. Dniglc, II. A. Brown, A. j.
Mnloucy.
Market Committee W. r. Swsl-
ey. Labbr -'Thco. n. Simms.
Notice All members of these
committees are requested TO
meet with the County War
council at the Courthouse in
Golden Tuesday evening, July
10, at 8 O'Clock, for general in
structlons.
Volunteers to work in the har.
vest fields (for wages are re-
.quested to report at any news.
,n,,ar r{J;pf. ~ tho ,n,,ot,,