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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01

tion in the woods between Mrs. Alll'
and her accomplicc which Dicky and ]
had overheard. and OF her invitations
to drink tea with her nightly in her
rooms. OF which Dicky was afraid
Only once did Mrs Cosgrove inter.
rupt meat the point III Mrs AlliS'
conversation with her acoompllce when
he had protested that Golds,e,n-evi-
IDENTITY their New York principal-waS
getting a bit lcary" and didn't see
how she was going to get away with So
many OF the pictures without their being
traced.
There's something about this busi-
ness that wen Goldstein doesn't know,
the woman had replied, something he
isn't going to know until yet good anil
ready to tell him It's something that
will make him 81, up and take notice,
! promise you
Please say that over again" Mrs
Cosgrove asked, and say 1t slowly"
She sa, with her eyes closed as !
spoke and for so long aiterward that ]
would have though, she had fallen
asleep save for her deeply knitted
brows.
81 wonder II it could he possible" she
unused aloud a, last mo, no. IT can.
not be That would be too cruel
tCopyrighO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01
STOP CAL0MEL! TAKE
D0DS0N' s liver TONE
New Discovery Takes Place Dangerous Caome- Puts Your Liver 10
Work Without Making You Sck-Eat AnythIng-It Can Not
SaMate-Dont Lose Days Work.

DAYS work | wan, to see bottle of this won.
dcriul liver medicine in every home here
Caomc is polson-ts mercury-it attacks the
bones, often causing rheumatism Calonel is dan.
gerous. It sickens--while my Dodson's Liver
Tone is safe pleasant and harmless Fat any
thing afterwards because 1t can not sal'vate Give
it to the children because it doesn, upse, the s'o-
ach or shock the liver. Take spoonful tonight
and wake up feeling fine and ready for full
days work.
Get bottlel Try i'll II it doesn't do exactly
what | say tell your dealer to hand your money
back. Every druggist and store keeper here knows
the and knows of my wonderful discovery OF
vegetable medicine that takes the place of danger
ors calomel ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01
Engine on Gerard
Train Is Driven
by Spanish Duke

LONDON March clcgraphlng
'r,m Madrid Reuter-, correspondent
say, that lame, " Gerard. former
\mcr.n ambassador to Germany,
Mrs, Gerard and the members OF the
embassy ,tatt lett the Spanish capital
at o'clock Sunday afternoon ON a
special tram for Corunna where the
llrv embarked Yesterday ior the Noy-
age 10 rhr UihIcd States.
The Duke oi Iaragoza drove the en-.
gtuo having volunteered for the task
Mr. Gerard learning OF this. asked for
au introduction to the duke, with whom
he rhat,cd cordially before boarding
lhc tram
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01
For Those Who Suffer
Pain in Stomach, Back
or Joints

iIf Ndllutt lldlNlllull, VI ~
ln recent year, investigation by
mean, %, N.a,,, the observation, oi
scientists such a, Cannon, Grutlncr
pay'ov Fowler. Hawk prove that an
abundance of water IS necessary IN
good bodily housekeeping 10 drink a
pint oi hot water before meals IS good
pra,u,c, and those suffering from a
condition oi the stomach will
find benefit m adding about 10 grams
Dunc sixth ol a level 'caspoonluO oi
baking ,oda drinking 1t an hour before
each meal
n Your kidneys are sick. or YOU sui
fer with lumhago or rheumatism at
times, pain IN the back or back oi the
neck. take a little Anurlc before meals
Nrurg Ciouhlc strength can be found
AZ am, good drug store, and was first
discovered nv DR.. Pierce. oi the sur
gryil Institute IN Buffalo, \ y
When run down, when life indoors
. Poe. hruugM about a ,Hguani condition
|u 'hc circulation most everyone y
/ .'',l with uric acid. especially is rhl,
I.uu people pas, middle age This uru
rd in the blood DiIru causes rhcuma
Iu,m lumhago ,wcling oi hand, o
''rr'. or q bag like condition under th
Irsr, Eaykayhc. frequent uruauou u
| tnr pains and stiffness ut the Joint, am
Hush blood pressure are also often uo
nDrd Everyone should drink plenty %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01
FINE ANIMALS
HERE FOR SHOW
Officials Busy for Livestock
Exhibition Saturday,

As the. opening hour of the livestock
show draws clo,cj activity and hustle
increase at the yards Officials are
dctoting far more than eight hours
daily to have everything IN smooth
running order. when visitors arrive.
Already many fine animals are here
Shipment, oi fine bloodcd stock began
10 arrive Wednesday night and many
cars were waiting to be uuloaded at
noon today
Students Contest
In the students Judging contest
scheduled Tor SATURDAY much inter
CT j, manifested over the state from
the points especially that Will send
teams. Nine will compete for the
handsome cash prizes. This VIII take
most Of the day Saturday and VIII
serve As a preliminary TO the nam
Judging events that stan Monday
| morning
Downtown merchants were .prcpar
my today for special decorations IN
! honor OF visitors.
Official program and catalog of the
show will be ready tomorrow Tins
year every animal will be numbered
ard the program will give class own
ci's name. age, sire and dam OF every
animal shown
Entries Close Saturday.
Secretary ! ". S. Hu,thrngS auucl-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01
CAKE BAKING TO
Be A FEATURE
Mrs, Vaughn to Demonstrate
Art at Free School,

The cookery lesson, 10 be given BIS
Mrs. Kate Brew Vaughn al the high
school auditorium next week under I've
auspices Of The Oklahomnn and Times
will >uppcSi many new ideas Tor WON.
EN- WHO love to prepare dainty and
wholesome food, Tor thclr family NJ
each session oi the Oklahomau Times
Free Home Economics school Mr.
Vaughn will serve the food She prepares
and thus enable her pupils to test the
efficiency Of her cookery method,
Cake Baking a Feature.
One OF the features OF the cookery in
Strucuon Mrs Vaughn will give will BE-
her cage baking lesson, Mrs Vaughn
makes cakes that are very expensive as
well as other, that are very economical
Her cakeVarc not only delicious. mouth
watering creations that always taste like
more. but they make lust as strong an
appeal to the eve a, tO the palate he.
are most artistic creations covered with
blossoms IN natural hue, and shap"'
dllN AlttN. IllNl NlN dNklNl NihN'
her cake, taking pains TO have It line
aud even IN texture. moist bu' firm
smooth and Symetrical When It is cool
and exactly the right degree Of temper
aturc, Mrs. Vaughn covers her cak,
with a thick coating oi smooth whit,
icing. which stays where It is put anC
does not crack or crumhlc. when il u
cut
Free to All
Her tulips and jouQuil, suggest th
very breath OF spring Her roses car
~ with them the spirit OF summer lie
astcr, and chrysau,hcmumS are as gur
eeou> As the many tinted autumn an
her violet, and carnations breathe IN
luxury ot the winter no, house. Sue
cakes will hr given away each day mex
week a, the high school auditorium
Each session is tn be entirely free an
all Oklahoma CITY housewives are cor
daily invited to attend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01
REVELATIONS
0tRWlFE
Gll MpIo GnrriSonO
How Madge Told Mrs. Cosgrovc
About Her Suspicious OF
Mrs. Alhs
61 &ele GorriS

NaR COSGRONE was opcF
MI mouthed with dl,may when DiCky
Avn faced the utirCIouS ilsh warden
with the assertion that Mrs NllS was
the person who had given the lniorma-
ton upon which Drake had based our
arrcS, for fronting out OF season
"Oh. you can't mean Mrs AlllS,' he
said. looking around the room IN be
wildcrcd fashion. You must be mi'-
taken Why. that little woman has the
kndc,t hear, IN the world. She wouldn't
hurt ily'
I'm not so sure about that The
clear ipciSiyr tones OF Mrs to>groyc
struck Nnto the conversation She had
entered the room some time before.
but had SAID nothing. Coutcutlng her
self with giving me chccry. enoour
aging uod and smile. wh,eh, to me,
were worth whole rcamS OF ConycrSa-
tional condolences from the average
woman
why, Mother" The big man looked
A, his wife m lul,JrouS wondcrmcnI
! The gaze she turned upon him was an
/ iluminatyc one the loving maternal
/ hall -pitying. hall contcmptuous look
one would give silly boy My heart
went, out to the sweet faced, Careworn
woman who, | could see, had been hurt
and anuoyed hy Mrs. Nils careless
malicious Cuquctry toward Mr. Cos
grove. and the big mans numbering
,hccplSh acceptance OF the woman ad
NluDeS.
"l mean it, she returned with con.
,c,lou And she has some deep fca
son ior doing what she has done, too
| don't believe She is mp here lor any
good
D,,ky turned to me where wA, stil
standing hch,ud him iur ! had a Nagu
aversion to getting any nearer to tl
warden. Drake
The time has come. the walw
=. said en-" hr murmurri / nodded 90,
sen, with instant comprehension oi h
ucJnu4y. and 49, turned back n 'n
little group with sudden assumption
ot authority
81 Can't Plead"
| "Nou are cmmcu,ly correct Nr'
Cos,ruyc." he said quietly Accident
alk Mrs Graham and ! have stumble
upon the real reason for Mr., All,
, pfcsrr,r in your home n Mr. Cos
groves friend the a's'rnc, who O., mo-,
r nr h, va, here can persuade MI
% Drake that Mr., Graham presence 3
~ nu, necessary a, the Justice ,om' ,h
viii tell yuu everything Nc have dis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01

THE Valentine Giw slll hr Ma.
guerite Ilafks neat screen play.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01

Also N"rr IuduN IIIlNN. '"'''"'f
.rI,, NlshIIIIKS OI InI ~IiMN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01
Japanese Mask Ball
Look for komonos and
Look for Kimonos and
Auditorium

SlOuta,h Prize Rest Japanese gets
it lum the picnic crowd the state
Pike crowd az the Auditorium tonight
Won meet ,put friends YOU meet,
strangers .Nuu meet people from all
part, o' lhc state there Dancing every
night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01

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Arizona republican., 1917-01-07

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican Cffice. A Want Ad will see more Customers. than you can. t
Arizona republican., 1917-01-07
EVANS WINS OVEH
 TEMPE HI SCHOOL

Evans school baseball team played its first game yesterday afternoon. and wiped the iiamond with team rep resfnline Tempe high school to the merr' little tune Of to g. The game WAS of q rather high type for the first ore If tiie season and if the present standard is kept up. there should he q number fl good contests staged at the out door prep syhool.
 lt was the fact tha, Evans had 2 nunher of good men in the field thai saved the cav for. them. Lowell. who hurled for Evans. was not at his best hut his excellent support saved the day lor him several times. Bowen who played left field for Evans. was the siar nf the game, starting three doablc nlays. Baldwin at short for Evans. also appeared in the spot light severn. times
 i.owcll and .KrUeGor. :ormed the bat tery for Evans and Nevitt and Pugh acted in ile same capacity for Tempe.
 Score hy innings
 ENsttts -...-..- -Vlt HlW HtN-- ? Tempe -......... .00l 200 000-3
Arizona republican., 1917-01-07
NEW WITNESSES MAY ESTABLISH
 MISSING LINKS
(Continued from Page ore>

II'OHCInued rom FaLe ''rF'
 no harm comes to Laura and Betty. ard tell Betty about all inc pitfalls ahead of her SO she may miss then, I'd do this for you if the tables were reversed. and l ask you in Gods name to look out for Laura and Betty I an only E wreck now but they must have some peace and happiness. Lan- ra is a wonderful woman and l am
Arizona republican., 1917-01-07
INDIANS FAIL
 ID PLAY THE '

Tine Indians failed to appear for the Y. M. C. A. basketball game last night for some unknown reason or other, and a match game was held between the candidates for the Y. M C. A. team. One team was explained by Jewett and the other by Willard Craig. Craig won the game by the close score of 34 to 35 Crosse and Ross Lyle were the stars TOT the JeWett team, and Anderson and Craig were the stars for the Craig team. The team line-ups were as follows: Team No. 1: Jewett. Lyle, Carpenter, Detweiler. Crosse and Finnerty. Team No. ,: Craig, Osborne, Anderson. Wright and Peek.
 Next Saturday evening the r. team will meet the strong Mesa town team, composed of old High school and college stars. Mesa is the strongest basketball town in Arizona. and is sending out the pick of all her stars for this game. The battle will take place at the armpry.
 on the 18th and goth the Y. team will meet the Tucson Y. NJ. C. A. and the University team at Tucson. The Uni versity of Arizona will play here on January %.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-07
ASSESSORS THANK HOTEL AND EJECT
 YEARS OFFICERS

Following the close ef the meeting oi the County Assessors Association. neld yesterday afternoon in the Blue Room of the Hotel Adams, officers were elected and a neat testimonial to the hospitality of J. C. Adams was gwen m the form of resolution adopted by that body thanking him for his cour- teSy in extending the use of the hotel to the members of the association.
 George E. Truman. county assessor of Pinal county, was elected president of the association for the coming year: F. o. Hughes. of Cochise county, vice president; C. F.. Gentry. of Navapai county, secretary. and l.. & Smith. oiN Pima county, assistant secretary.
 Mir. Truman stated last night that every member of the association was more than pleased with the hospitality extended them by the Hotel Adams.
 Say anything you want to- said MT. Truman to a Republican reporter last night We have been treated like princes and we feel that we owe j. C. more than we can ever repay. It is not every hotel which will allow twenty five or ghirty of us to use their parlors as we see fit We know that 1t has been a great sacrifice for the hotel. and we certainly appreciate it.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-07
CONFERENCE BARS
 HAMMER THROW.
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

DENVER Jan. 6.-The hammer throw will have no place in future track and field meets of the Rocky Mountain conference, athletic repre- sentatives of the schools comprising that organiZatione decided today
 The conference Substituted the lave. lin throw for the more dangerous weigh event.
 The conference admitted the Mon tana State College to full membership and the University of New Mexico to conditional membership on the same footing. as that now held by the Cni- Versity of Wyoming. Wyoming and New Mexico will receive games with conference teams but will be permitted to play freshmen on college teams.
 No changes were made in baseball rules. A committee was named to pro- vide for uniform interpretation of foot ball rules in all conference games. Basketball officials. it was decided, would be asked to enforce the rules against f0lihng.
 The board declined to allow Pitcher Tuck, of Denver University to parti- cipate ill further athletic events until he had made up five hours of mechan- ical drawing work. which q broken arm had compelled him to neglect
 IL was decided so hold an intercol- leSiate tennis tournament at the same time as the annpal track and field meet, probably in Denver
Arizona republican., 1917-01-07
LOCAL G|RL STARS
 IN MORALES RODEO

Little Joe Tyler. a Phoenix girl. won first place in the women's bronco buck ing contest at the New Years day Ro- deo held ar Nogales Miss Tyler was awarded sl25.60 for her siin. Prairie Lill Allen was her closest rival.
 From all accounts which those who attended the rodeo are bringing back to PhoeriN it was decided success. There were in the neighhorhood of B. 000 people present
 In calf roping. Nick Berich Of No gales took first place. time 3l seconds. prize t2oo His closest rival was F.. E. Sorrels who received prize of S15 for his pains
 In the bronco riding. Alvin Brasfield of Oregon was admitted tine day E
Arizona republican., 1917-01-07

The commercial possibilities of the Ocotilo rubber compound, the rubber extracted from the common Arizona cactus, and about which there has been much said and written the past few months, seem to have been shown con- clusively by rubber. experts and by those promoting the organization of the company which proposes to manufac- ture the product in large quantities. Herewith is presented a picture of 6 tire. which after being retreaded with the Ocotillo rubber compound. trav- eled over 1000 miles on q Los Angeles jitney bus. It shows but little effects
Arizona republican., 1917-01-07
P|G COST |s BASIS
 FUR 4 LEGAL BATTLE
Pigs is pigs.

Pigs Is pigs.
 But pig what am 6l, cents is moi i,ig what am cents hy a cent anc half
 E. x Cussev is suing Mrs. Clear1' for S1SI5U. charging that the defendant contracted to sell him pigs at cents and then refused 10 carry oHt the contract. He alleges that he Was then forced to pay the market price which exceeded that set hy Mrs. ClcarV ny lls cents a pound. The suit has been brought in the justice cnurt of the east precinct. and will be heard before Justice Charles De Sales Wheeler at l9 o'clock Thurs day morning.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-07
. sox VERSUS OUTLAWS

There will be ball game this af- ternoon between the White Sox and the Outlaws. It takes long umea-to settle the differences of these two clubs. possibly because they change their hne-ups so ire quently. In fact, an electrician would say they were high frequen- cy changes. Anyhow, the game to- day will be on the Polk street grounds at 800 and DePriest and Westfall will battery for the Out laws and Murphy and McGuire for the Sox.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-07
N. Y. CONTRACTS SENT OUT
fRerubrcan A. p. Leased wirel

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-The New York American League Club. which sent out its 1917 contracts today. announced that there had been no reduction in the salary of any player and that four of the men had been granted increases. Nine of the leading players have con- tracts which cover the 1917 season.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-07
MORE CHANGES PLAN
 OF WESTERN LEAGUE

LINCOLN. Ueh., Jan. G-Frank C. Zehrung. president ol the Western Baseball league. will leave tomorrow for Pueblo. Colo to confer with com mercial bodies there on the ddvisa bil- ity of transferring the Topeka club to the Colorado City. John Savage. own CT of the Topeka franchise. who has been in Lincoln discussing with Pres ident Zehrung the proposed change. faNors leasing a park which Pueblo men intend to build and it is 10 inves- tisate this phase of the deal and to secure pledges of support that Zehrung is making the trip
 champion. and w. IT. Kane of Pata- gonia was given second money Bras field received SIPS in prize money
Arizona republican., 1917-01-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST
MASQUERADE sAtL-The Kni

MASQUERADE SAtL-The Knights and Ladies of Security are making arrangements for marqueraoe ball to be held Tn the Knights ot Pythias hall, Thursday evening. January Is. A nominal admission of fifty cents will be charged. There will be excellent music and suitable prizes for the handsomest and most unique costume The public is extended d cordial in- VitatiOn.
 FIRE DEPARTMENT MEETING The regular quarterly meeting of the Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department will be held Monday evening at x o'clock and Central Fire Station. On this occasion there will be the annual election of officers. It is expected that arrangements will be begun for the holding of the annual ball There will also be other business of inn portanee. All members of the de- partment are urged to be in at tendance. s-
Arizona republican., 1917-01-07

of the hard grind. The owner of the car is anxious to have other tires re- treadcd with the same material.
 Within the circle of the tire pictured here appear the faces of J. b. Craw- : ford, discoverer of Ocotillo rubber and B. w Snyder, rubber expert, who has proven it's commercial possibilities. MT. Snyder is in Phoenix at this time. con- ferring with tbe local stockholders of the company to the end that a plant may be established here for the manu- fracture Of automobile overtires, shoe soles and rubber heels. Samples of the articles of this nature already mahu- factured, are now being exhibited in
Arizona republican., 1917-01-07
ElRE pEPARTMENI MEETING-
BASEBALL TODAY
 AT POLK STREET

The Arizona State Press, and the w. c. w. baseball teams will meet at the Polk street diamond this morning at 9:30. This will be the first game between these two even ly matched teams for some time. 4 fast game is predicted.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-07

this city. Mir Snyder will make talk before the board of trade tomorrow af- ternoon at o'clock. At that time those present will have an opportunity to in spect the overtires, Okasoles and rub Der heels which have already been manufactured from Ocotillo rubber compound
 It Is now the belief that it will not be long before the compound will be shipped out of Arizona in irainloads. It can be employed in the manufacture of automobile tires, moulded goods of all sorts rubber heels and i'll shoe soles. it being said to he q substitute for leather more durable than leather.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29
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Washington Journal., 1917-06-29

Yrobibitiom am 1. Wooember!
@amft enre @eime nno Seitillatc
jebt, e6e Die neue Stemer in Strait
tritt, Gbriitian fauber's nm
ibertrefflides Eager, 900 Sic.
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