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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
WISHES SHE HAD
HEARD ABOUT IT
20 YEARS AGO
Mrs. Kate Wisdom Couldn't
Use Her Arm at Times on
Account of Suffering.
SHOULDER WAS STIFF
:" Believe Tanlac Will Do All
That's Claimed for It,"
She Declares.

"li ! had heard oi IJult twenty
years ago. | would have been a happier
and healthier woman instead OF suffer.
ing like did. " said Mrs Kate Wisdom
who reside, AZ lu9 West Mann street
Norman, OKLA
~ have been sufferer off and un
for twenty &ars from indigestion. rhcu
ma,iSm and other trouble, said Mr.
Wisdom and the misery lht, | went
through with was terrible \'ttr eating
| would lccl AN ,wcllcd and hloaicd mp
from ga that formed ln my stomach
and It kept me I'm misery ull ! would
take Somcthrr 20 make me htlrh up H.,
ga. NV heart would heat like a tup
hammer and got short nl breath, r.
pecially a, ulvht and would often hay,
n sit up lu bed before could breath.
pSily. / didn't sleep at an well and
would get rr>tlc,, and roll from sll,
10 side ul wa, about worn .u'. aW.
| would get up m the mummg lcclug
like hadn't rested at an The theu
matiSm M my shoulder and arm hur
awful and made my joints ,ull sn
couldn't use nv arm very well
u 60, my first bottle Of Ilull, 20
January and took five bottle, rlgh
straigh, along and am now feeling 1
good shape Soon after beginning viii
Tanlac | found INV appetite Improve.
and ! could cat anything ! wanted am.
| soon got rid ui that swelling an,
bloa,cd feeling and gas quit ioum'n,
and the pre-, ,ufc on ms heart was tr
lieved have tried man, other thing
for my trouble hu, didn't yet au, rch,l
until took lauh, ! believe hula,
will do an that i, claimed for lt q, II
has been such a benefit to me ha,,
told quite a lo, oi people about Ianh,
and they a., u is giving good result.
think !, IS wonder. and ! am glad +,
recommend It ln the public
Tanlac is ,old I'm Oklahoma CT, cN
clusiyel, by Wc,iall Drug Co, nlcl
the personal direction oi a special Tan
lac reptcscnta,iVC-A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
Boosters to Visit
Oklahoma City

NRDMOEE, Okla MAY - lNpc-
uMl twenty seven passenger cars
win leave \rlmore Tor ~ Reno via
Oklahoma city Thursday morning at
70 o'clock They will carry more than a
hundred boosters who arc going TO the
Commercial Traveller, convention from
thu, city One OF the feature, ot the
trip will he the chamber ~ commerce
band which will give a concert IN OKLA.
h'ma CIV Thursday nigh, The band 3,
said Co.. be- the best iu the southwest and
Is made un ol thirty pieces II * under
the direction ui Gcorgc u Barnard
composer and arrangcr. who wa,
lrouph, 'r Ndmorg from Cincinnati b,
'hr chamber ut ty'nmcr,c
The band /, made mp ot professional
I musicians. some u, whom have STARRED
on iamuu, musical organization, Short
. stops are ,o he made IN Nrimorcs trade
/ TERRITORY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
a New Stainless Steel.

lHuoycrcd In Euchnd hut Manufactured
IN AmcriyaD
a steel that doc, not stain or tar.
ulsh /, one OF the latest new materials
and will be welcomed by the housewife
a, real boon 1t is called "s,ainlcs,
steel and from its table cutlery i,
being made which no, only take, a
beautiful polish, but which preserves
thi, appearance under all circum.
stance, It also keeps ,harp edge
tor "A long time Food, or ordinary
acid, do NOT mrni,h It and it j, fast
becoming very popular 10 he able to
use ordinary knives or forks and by
simply washing them even without
drying them to have them maintain
their original brigblnc,, /, much de
sired achievement and one eagerly
welcomed hy the dllgcnt and particu
lar housewife
The new steel was discovered in
England hut j, now being made in
laD United States and sold a, table
cutlery Il Is what IS commonly
,all,l an alloy steel ,ha, u.s. 1t differs
llum ordinary steel in that /, contain,
% special element OF metal In this
case n i, chromium, which is manly
responsible for beStoWing the y,ainlc',
ard w,llc,' properties BY incorpot
auug from y to Is percent of thi,
wcRl m mild carbon steel the new
urupcruc, arc obtained An English
wplMrgi,t IN gathering together some
rood, ol steel which bad lain long
time IN his laboratory noticed thai
while most NJ them were badly fuS,ct
ur stained. a few we're as bright a,
when originall, made This led I,
the present discovery and manulac,ur,
ni the steel
The steel Is more expensive thar
lbc old which usually appears in tn,
ever, day table knife. It's Advantage
and lasting ptopertc, arising from IL
use more than offset the extra cost
This fact tha, It does not ,arnish, stain
or yoftodc augmcnls IT'S value decided
lv II Is ,upplanllng not only the II,
cutlery. hut also the plated Its posV
hllillc, however are by no means linn
ilcd 10 cutlery One can readily i,rap
mo lo what countless uses a stainles
and rn'tlc'' metal can be put --Seicn
liiic American.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
Industrial Expansion Predicted.

We arc in the midst OF great prosper
lty and that prosperity should be cn-
couragcd and stimulated and not de-
stroycd The issue oi an enormous war
loan and the expenditure OF the billions
ol dollars that 1t calls for among our
own people Tor ammunition and supplies
Of leather, gun powder, tents, blankets,
food ships and all other requirements
oi an army aud anavy must inevitably
lead to grea, expansion OF our indus
tries to increased demands for the
products OF the farm and factory and
the main,enanc9zoi profitable and pos.
Sibly still higher prices. though the rise
seems TO have almost reached its apex.
-lsslie's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
The RnhhN SnrnlY lnethnu,lIhle.

When the native Australian or the
long rmt resident hears the cry "Rah.
ho Wild rhho' Hatbo" ne know, that
he ,an cc, a cheap dinner that will also
taste guud tor the rabbi, hu,kstet is
going b, hut rabbit, are not now
nearly ,n cheap a, they were before the
war The demand iof meat ul amy kind
ha, raitl the priJ, The supply how
ever IS ncVhau,,ihle and since teirig
Grafton and canning have been under.
taken un large scale. rabbit flesh has
become an important item m the food
supply VI the world. One Australian
firm last year canned NS.bih rabbits
and millions go tp England end other
countries In cold storage Montreal
Star
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
Cork Leg Wouldn't
Let Man Take Life

CHESTER Pa, May p His cork
hg kept Thomas Dolan atloat in the
Delaware river and saved his lie after
he had jumped overheard with suicidal
intent lie was iished OH, by Charles
McAllSter, tender at the Market street
wharf and sent to the Chester hospital.
Several years ago Dolan los, his leg IN
an accident and has worn cork leg
since
lie ha, money, but says he is tired of
life and though, he would drown him
self lie told the police he was CRATE
iul ior his rescue, however, declaring
the water was too cold for even sui
eide
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
ARDMORE ASKING
ACTION AGAINST
CAS|NCHEAD Gas


NRDNORE Okla. Nav - tSpc
,al official action against indl'
umm'c carrying of caNuChcld GaSo.
l-nr IS hClug apllalci in TN, civ dut
o., the locating ~ nearby oil fields OF
one or more ca,ughcad plants Oblcc
iion, against ITS being hauled through
ihc t,'t are being iilcd aud blending oi
the high explosive with commercial gas
oluc before It leave, the plln' ly being
urged The c'y council IS asked 70
prohibit. ~, haul through the city and
the corporation commission will he
asked. 1t ., contemplated io establish
strong protective rulc'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
Rocky to Have
Grain Elevator

HOBART, Okla, May - Specially
-llarp Dunn ~ Rocky ha, lrt a con.
tract to The White Star Construction
company ,o erect an elevator at Rocky
with a daily capacity oi l0OOO hu,hcl,
The ,ouuar, price /, $4,000 and the
building Is io be- completed I'm sixty
day, Notwithstanding the apparent
shortage ,n the whca, crop number oi
firm, m TN, section are building Gle
'Nat0ts iu take care n grslu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
Clears Biotchy SKIN

Don't worry abou, blotches or other
skin troubles. You can have a clear,
clcan complexion by using a little remo,
obtained a, any drug store for SO or
extra large bottle at Sl00
2cmo easily removes all trace, ~
pimple. black heads, blo,ches eczema,
aud ringworm and makes The skin clear
and healthy 2emo Is a clean, pene,ta,.
ing, an,isep,ic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. II is easily
applied and costs a mere trne for each
application. II is always dependable.
The y. W. Hose Co. Cleveland, y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
FEBRUARY CHICKS
BEING MARKETED
Kiowa County Turns Attention
10 Poultry Raising,

HOBART Okla. May y DSpcelal)
-PouDr, now promises to hc a leading
industry IN K,oNa county tho present
,car and c,cN poultry raiser has taken
special PAIN, To- increase tho usual mum
her oi chicken, ha,chcd two and three
igld The lack OF sudden and severe
thunder shower, has enabled young
chickens 10 grow past the danger stag
oi drowning On many farms surround
ing Hobart more than lOrO chickens
have hccu ha,,hcd Birds ha'chcd u
February arc nov being marketed q,
iTNs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
Where to Enlist

United States Navy-20l Culbert.
son building, Grand avenue and
Broadway
United States Army-l04H West
Main street, Oklanoman building,
Fourth ard Broadway.
Oklahoma National Guard--hdju.
tan' generals office. Is IVES, Grand
Avenue
United States Marine Corps See
Postmaster Weaver at tedei al huilt
ING.
Womcns American League-lOl
North Harvey street
Red Cro"-Mrs { l. Daugherty.
20 Fast Ninth stree,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
FLAGS ON CHAIRS
OF STUDENTS WHO
JOINED SERVICE.
A0adarko' Hrgh School to Re-
member Recruits,

ANADNRkO. Okla. MAY - ,>pc
cisl) " Chairs which would have beer
occupied hy two seniors ut the Ana
d,rko high school had they NOT an
swctcl their comlryS call for men
will be drapcd with the national col.
orS a, the annual commencement c..
crCl,c, tonight as an expression ol ,ht
estimation ot the lads held hy their
rlJ,,watc, and teachers
The class would have numbered
twenty Sis \ number have gone On
work ON larms I'M addition u those
who entered the military service
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
FiIty-Seven Leave
Eighth Grade

NN\D\RkO. NAV - ESPECIALLY
More students will be graduated irrm
the Analarko grammar school th,,
ycar'than ever before Eighth grad.
diplomas viii he presented to ii',.,r,
en- who have successfully finished Tim,
grade and who arc ready TO enter hgl
school On MAY 2s
Miss opal rell, who won first hon
ors last year in the Caddp county smell.
ing contest also won highest honor, m
the eighth grade ,his wear
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
SOUTH CANADIAN
BRIDGE Project
STILL UNDECIDED
County Commissioners to Meet
Here Again Soon.

PURCELL, Okla, MAY 22,-(Spe
c'dlD-County commissioners from iour
counties Cleveland. Oklahoma, GRADY
and McC laln-m met at the courthouse
here upon the request and invitation
Of the McChin county officials The
proposition Of constructing three
bridges over the South Canadian wa
discussed Nothing definite was de
cidcd snd another meeting is to be AZ
ranged. to be held in Oklahoma City
Cleveland and GRADY counties have dc
clucd Ia support the propotiliQn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
Sharp to Address
Purcell Schools

PURCELL. Okla, MAY - Npe
c,allAChici Justice John I sharp
will deliver the graduating address at
the commencement, exercises oi the high
school here next thursday evening
His subject will be "Oppotwn,nc,
Mr. Sharp. though now living in Okla
homa City is Purcell product and
was unanimously selected by The class
AZ the man for the talk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
Boy sconts WI AID Liherty Loan.

NEW YORK. May - In answer tp
request ,i President Wilson more
than 100000 men and boys member, ui
the Boy Scout, Il America viii make t
house 10 house canvas, oi millions 90
American homes seeking popular sub
1cripuons to the liberty loan, 1t wJs
announced here hy Colin \ Livingston
president q. the organization
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
What The war Ha, Cost Thu, Far

On February !, last the ,ariou, gov.
crnmcn,s at war had spent something
like Sl7l00OO0DO How much none,
is ,his' Can we comprehend ~ II NJ
we're distributed equally among an the
inhabitants of the globe. from the F,ki-
mo IN frozen igloo, to the African bush.
man in his grass howell there would he
81 TO give TO every man. woman and
child The worlds population IN est.
mated at more than billion and q hall
souls OF, a man could ride IN taNi
TO the ,un and back. paving 50 cent, a
mile tot the trip, and have ahou tlu
o00O0 lett Popular Science MONTH,
iot Jung.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
Rain Relieves
Ory Oil Fields

ARDMOkl Okla. MAY - -lNpc
.ualN.N steady doNupour ot rain which
,cr m SUNDAY night and continued uu
ul v o'clock Monday morning ,h, as,
,ur,l the grain ,ryp OF ~ section And
incidental, brought tchci ,u lhe oiI
field, suffering lpt lack .gl water
tu,p, are all 100 splendid condition
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
Mountain View
Votes Bonds

HOBART OKLA NAV ~ Especially
Mountain View has voted a bond Is,
,ur ui S'ph ln install heating plant,
Inn their two school buildings IN,
election wa, held Saturday aud carried
hy vote ol lOp inr io against
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
| Rain Saves
! Wheat Crop

PURCELL Okla. MAY 22-tSpt-
cialD-The wheat and oats crop oi Me
Claim county W., saved hy the good
rain Of Sunday night and Monday
morning Each product was very mu n
IN need Of motSiutc. and quoting the
farmers. came IN the nick OF time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
Schools Closed
! Next FRIDAY

PURCELL Okla. NAV p -tSpc-
ciah-thc city school term will come
to a close neS, FRIDAY with hig picnic
10 he participated IN bls all The ',u.
dents It Is the plan to 80 out to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
Farmers Organize
Loan Association

HOBART. OKLA. MAY b lNpcriall
The Farmers Ca Operative a>Socia
ton an organization To take advantage
ui the federal land loan law, wds organ
l,cd at Rocky last week with the follow
ing officers, u I, Burtuw, president
a e. Means. Ncc president; ! \ Bur
Wn. secretary and treasurer a htg,
number vt farmers Joined Resolution.
were passed pledping their support to a
greater production aud conservation oN
iced and iuNd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22
Gosh

on course. we'd hate to accuse any
man OF heins tha, way pw | NJ, Nuuy
OF Chillioo,he, Ohio, adults Il.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-22

Robbie had been studying hi, grand
father, face. which was yer, much
Niinkled
"Ncl Bob" said the old gentle
snan "do YOU like my iatc'"
"Nts grandpa" said Robbie III,
an awful nice face hut VIII, don't ,ou
have It ituned''
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-12-27

they will spend the week with Mrs.
Turek and family, Mrs. Risney's
mother.
Mrs. L. B. Haughey returned Satur-
day from Centeryille where she was
called by the illness of Earl Parker's
little daughter Dorothy, who had
pneumonia.
Mrs. j. J.. Davies and sons John and
Carl and her mother, Mrs. Stirneman
ct Ottunwa, are spending segcsai days
in New Sharon at the Mrs. Walter
Turner home.
Raymond McFate of the Iowa State
university at Iowa City, is at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
]. McFate, 112 North H street, for his
holiday vacation.
Rail- Grigsby of Cornell college at
Mt Vernon, Iowa, is enjoying the hol-
idays with his parents, Dr. and Mrs.
L. M. Grigsby at the Methodist par
sonage, 421 North Market street.
Max Pelkey and sister spent Christ
mas with his uncle, William Attig, at
GIG Fifth avenue east. Max and his
sister live at Delta and enjoy coming
to a good place to spend the Christ
mas holiday.
Rev. E. r. Pollard of Boston, Mass,
a Methodist minister of the New Eng
land Conference. is spending Christ
mas holidays with the family of his
daughter, Mrs. E. Marsh Williams,
of North Third street. ..
Miss Ruth Moorman of 418 North
Market street and who has been at
tending the Northwestern University
at Evanston, Illinois, was the leader
of the Epworth League service Sun
day, evening. Miss Eloise Tyler fav-
ored the young people with an enjoy
able violin solo during the meeting.
Mrs. Hannah Likes left Saturday
for Grant City, Missouri, to be a holi-
day visitor in the home of her son,
BENJAMIN Likes. The family was to
have gathered at the mothers home
in Cskaloosa for holiday week fam
lily reunion, but on account of the
somewhat serious illness of the son
the family members are going to his
horne in Missouri Fifty or more of
the family circle will be present for
the affair.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-12-27
NOTICE OF AMENDMENT
To articles Of Incorporation or rne
Rex Fuel Company.

Notice is hereby gwen that Article
v of the original ArIIcles of Incorpor-
alton, and amendment thereto, OF the
Rex Fuel Company, of Oskaloosa,
Iowa, has been amended, increasing
it's authorized capital stock from One
Hundred and Twenty Thousand Dol
lars ($120, 100000 to One Hundred and
Eighty Thousand Dollars ($180,0O0.0O)
so that Article V as hereby amended
shall then read:
"The Authorized Capital Stock of
said corporation shall be One Hundred
and Eighty Thousand Dollars ($1S0,-
00G.00), divided into shares of 100000
each and business may commence
when twenty thousand dollars ($20,-
000.00) shall have been subscribed.
All subscribed capital stock shall s,e
paid for when and as called for by tn2
Board of Directors. No stock SHAH
be, issued until fully paid and oni''
when and as ordered by the Board of
Directors"
...sa REX FUEL COMPANY.
H. l.. SPENCER, President.
H. S. HOWARD, Secretary.
corporate SeaD
Oskaloosa, Iowa, December %, 1917.
(24w4)
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-12-27
WILL DRAPE PULPIT
EDDYviLLE CHURCH oNORS ITS
SOLDIER MEMBERS

On Friday evening the members OF
the Congregational church and their
families enjoyed a home gathering at
which time Rev. William Wilson, mod
orator of the Denmark association,
gave an excellent address followed by
a talk by Rev. Kilbourn, pastor of the
church, A service flag presented by
Mrs. Addie Carter in honor of the
boys of the church who are now in
the service was unfurled and will
drape the pulpit in all services during
the war. Those in the serviceare:
Hadyn Evans in the navy, Edris Evans
aviation corps, Eugene Kussart in the
siginal corps, George Hartman in the
forestry and George Webber in the
Infantry. A six o'clock dinner was
served.
Harry Fry the eight year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Fry accidently
shot himself through the hand while
examining a target rifle. The hand
was badly injured.
Miss Lorden, principal of the grades
left this week for New Hampton to
spend the vacation with relatives.
Miss Mary Harper is spending the
week in Fairfield visiting friends.
Miss Mary Simmons has resigned
her position as teacher of domestic
science in the Eddyville high school
to take up a position in the high
school at Corydon. "a ~. s+
Mr.. and Mrs. James Terrell who
moved to MaconS Missouri about
year ago have decided to return to
Eddyville to make their home. Mrs.
Terrell and baby are guests at the
parental John Fields home. Mr.. Ter
rel will remain at Macon for few
days. s
Robert SINNERS and wife are mov-
ing this week from a farm east OF
Eddyville to the property which Mr..
SINNERS recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fry went TO
Kansas City Saturday to spend Xmas
with relatives.
Miss Ruth Liberman of st. Louis,
arrived in Eddyville Sunday for
short visit at the A. Liberman and
Ed Myrix homes
Jessie anu ANNtNuS cooSA
who are students at Penn College are
spending their vacation with relatives
in Eddyville.
Mrs. Ira Balm and children Of Del
phos, Kansas, who are guests at the
parental ]. E. Ellenwood home went
to Evans Saturday for visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Life.
Relatives in Eddyville have received
word that Mrs. Rose Mcpole formerly
of Eddyville is very dangerously i'll
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
jackson in Grinnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Criswell AT
son Will spent Tuesday in Oskaloosa
visiting at the Henry Criswell homo
John Lafferty, Mrs. Ella Reddick
III. G. True and son Marion wer'
guests Sunday at the Theo. Insheep
home in Ottumwa.
Miss Leona Bescoe who is taking
training for nurse in the Albit hospi-
tai came home Monday to remain in.
ldefinately.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-12-27
j. .i..t+.r.f + \ !. .4.+ i 4. 4 X
PUBLIC SALES
+ ++++.4.F i. i. + + II + 4 -
3. L-A c. z. hoqate

r. La C. {. Hogate
will sell at public auction at his farm
one mile east of Tracy, on Monday,
Dec. 81, at 10 o'clock a. M, ! Holsten
COW, extra good one, years old. fresh
now; red COW, years old. fresh; red
COW years old, fresh; Jersey COWS
S years old, fresh soon; black COW
years old, fresh soon; 2 red 3-year-old
COWS, fresh soon; red cows s years
old, giving milk; 12 Poland China bred
gifts, s 4nule foot Bred gifts; 100
Shropshire ewes to lamb in April, ex-
ira good ones; 100 Delane ewes to
lamb in April; 25 choice eve lambs
All natives. The Ladies' Aid OF
Tracy win serve lunch. Terms made
known day of sale. ]. M. Covey, auc.
tioneer, Clarence Cunningham and
J. B. Lyman, clerks.