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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
FcMtc tuirS Ser lcbtc
wbiskcp oebrannt!
Bon @itternadJt an lat bic arme
Seele &nb'; &ieieHberluitc
SeDrias.

8aI1ineton, s. Sept. 49, Ser Ieb.
te Sag, nelder Der @biSfdinoultrte
i'm 2anoe mdbreno 0eS arieqes be.
i6teoen lit, lit bette angc6roden,
oenn INT Wtitterna9t miiiien liant.
li6e grennereien nit Der &~eritelunq
BON 8bistep uuO au0eren olfobolis
iden Graeugnilien gu Grint3Deden
nufboren. Sn bieIen 6dQen faIt in
ben nteiiten, baben Die 8rennereien
bereits ben 8etrieb ein9eIteQt. Ser.
i6ieoeue bleiben gang geidtoIIen, an.
oere mieoer peroen nod Alfobol fir
meoi5tnti6e 8mede ooer fir Whlni.
tions5pede Beriteller.
ueber ie6S9unoert grennereien
weroen bon Der 8~erfuguug betroffen,
ueIde oo8u oienen ioa @etrcioe sur
@rnabrltng al iparen uno ii6er
5000 gionner baben in 0enleI6en
8ei6dftigung %geflu0at. Qie mel.
item betroffenen Staoten iit0 aentlt.
fp nit 202 grenuareieL s~talifornien
NIT 1853, 9enniplOauien nit 68,
9bio nit A, Wtarplan0 lua0 0liiIou,
ri NIT ie % ut0 g}eiD gorf nit 20
8rennereien.
giele @roBgeiddite III &it0ren
per0eu e~benfaas gum SdlieBen ge.
5tDltngen iperoen. 0(Qn 6erednet,
oab Der 86isfeDoorrQt I'M 2an0e ct.
ma 100000, 900 @aQ. betrQ0t, un0
oaB Der SabreSDerbrou6 0urd).
idntttli6 altf 150,000,000 @aIonen
berednet iperoen fam.
EeOria erIeiOet 0eu ar6ften S6aben.
georia, s. Sept. - Son allen
Staoteu Oes &anoc5 BAT 4eoria, oos
S6nap83entrllm Der Ser. Staten,
am meiIten rnter Der S1lieBung Der
8rennereien 3u Ieioen, 0a ieine gro.
ben flint 8rennereien IS Bro3ent
Oe3 in Den Ser. 6taaten 9ergcItellten
8bistep5 ~lieferter.
Qie flint groBen 9etiQerien iin0
4tIo5, Glarfe Bros. Ii. So, Gor.
ming Qiitiaing So, Great @8eitern
un0 8ooInerS. Sn oielen iino BEL.
nabe $5,O00,000 an aoptQL oltqe.
legt tino Die tdgli9e G6nupsbcret.
tllng ~erforoerte etua $1,000 @ui6e(
@1ai5, pdbreno itd Der tdgti9e Sob.
lenberbrau6 auf beina9e 1900 Gon.
nen iteute.
Die 3eIti1erien mur0en in BEN
lebten Wonaten III i9rer boQen fyoi.
Iungsfraft betriebeu. Qa8 S6lie.
ben oetielben miro ieinen GtnfalB
ouf Den Wtaismortt ni6t berie6len.
8eion0ers tperoen e8 Bic 6armer oe8
mittlereu Suinoi8 ieih mel4e unter
0ieier SdlieBung 8u Iei0en baben
iueroen.
Die arbeiter. bon 0eaen etua
1900 In ben 3eitiaerien bei4dftigt
itu0, uer0en peniger gu Iei0en ia.
ben, 0a iie Ieidt IN ou0eren Sn6u.
itrieu Ser Gto0t untertomnten fon.
men. 0a9egen oro6t Dielen gfegie-
rungsmgeiteaten paIde NIT Ser
ue6erpaAung Der Sn0uItrie betralt
iparen, @1ttloiiung.
Sen i6nerIten 8erIuIt mir0 9ntet
Sam erlei0en, itellten itd) bod Die
5nlanoIteuern olf @bi8teD IN Ser
Sto6t id6rliA altf runO $4,000.
900. SIN lebten $agr mur0en 3d..
729,630 @olonen S6nap8 mit
$33,802, 597.2 20 b%erItetert.
Sic DEMONSTRATING mar bpIon.
oers I'M leBten Sa6r n6norm bod.
gingen I'M Sui aIlein an 8bis.
feDiteuern So 930,125 elm. Der s.
September oitrfte Die R~egierun9s-
ipeider boaitonoig nit 6dnapS an.
finoen mo Die &~egierungs-
e%innabmeu neroen nabren0 Der
nGditen W1onate, bis 0ieie Spei6er
iin0. nod ieDr bod ieiu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
strsiE in saIadfhanicrn mHdit.

Die 3dQI Der itreifcn6clt Nnqc.
~iteIten Der bier aroben Sala6t
Gousfirmen tpddit nod iulmer, mo
Der 9etrieb 0%erieIben ideint boa-
itdri0ig ilnterbun0en. 9ie itreifenoen
arbeiterinnen boben Soften aus
geiteat. nm 5roiten, Die fid linen
nod nidt angeidIoiien baben, gum
gtieOerIeeen Der arbeit 81 bepcaen.
Cine &drobe Der Streifer miro be.
obiiatigt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
gaft fir 8nderpreiie.
Gnsliider Garmer gu $500 gfO.
Sterling bernrteilt.

Spol6iug, England. s. Sept
Ger GarHter George &%bombion in
2incoInibire nitroe 8u elmer @eIo.
itrafe bon $500 gfo. STERLING Der.
urteilt, neil er &%artoffeIn terrer
ais at Dem bonn G1brmttteL Son.
trolleur feitgeietten Marimumpreis
berfouft 1otte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
1tiarktberihte

0ma0o, Gc6, s. Sept.
RiubOie6 = 3uhlbr 800.
@eefitiere bellte felt fir Die ISOLDE
SOC nie0riger.
grimo idrDerc @ecoe5 1900
1850.
Cute uno bette geeoes 1850
1900.
0}ttteIm. geebes 12.25-13.25.
@enobnl. @eebeg 9.0O-1200.
Suite un0 bette S6brIiugc 1900
1900.
MitteIm. Sd6rIingc 100000
@epobnl. Sagrlinge 9.00-11.5 80.
Brintd iduere 6ros 8eebe8 1850
1850
Gute Ii. bette @eioe9 eebes 100
1850.
@litteIal. Ieibe.g eepes a.5o-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
2lmerik. Slieoer
ab9ci6cHen!

8ari8, s. Sept. = @orboraI @be.
rett 8udteD aus Chicago bon Der
2afabette QuaoriL(e fano Qonner8.
tag morgeR sen 600, ais CT NIT 3lDei
onoeren omeritaniiden 6licgern ouf
flint 0euti4e a(eroploue eiuen an-
griff unterna6m, tpie bellte bieber
beridtet m1tr0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
9attcn @Giafc1, mnrOcn eineelodt.

aIs Q1ife Gtero bon Silo.O maba
geitera NIT 5pei idperen Sanofof.
fern bepadt om linton @a6nbof ans.
ltieg, muroe er bon 8oli8iIten b0flid
eriudt ibnen Den Sn6oIt ser Softer
8n 3aigen. Us beianO Iid 5euer.
moiier in o~enielbeL 0as er aus
aanios Gitp mitge5ra6t bette, un0
nun iibt @fife I'M @eiQagnis. 9as
gleide GdidiaI traf Sobn 8isnie8
IT, aud bon Der Sii0ieite, ais er NIT
8bisfeD bepodt IN Sa0.C maba Elm.
traf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
-17 GrlranEnnaen an ainOerIalmnna

Sn Smaba Iiegeu iebt IL Rinoer
an Der Entertaining 6arnteoer.
Bier befinoen ii6 I'M @oipital, uno
Die. ubrigen arnufen iino in ibren
Seimen inter 0udrantdnc. altd,
aus Dem Stnate ipirO %genelOct. boB
lid ole erfranfuueea bermebrt bo.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
grnftii0t, Safel-g ndl,

gtbt p%oaftduotoe auIeiiunaen Der perfnte
peHei 6aseliti1e, nit ben Seuilihlfen Set9
rungens tn erobein g2abiiabe ae5eibnet 20
ourt 90 BEN perHeHoen leidt gena1t III, 80
iebeTI uHo Su topiereu. Gnihalt 9eihnuneeT
uii0 HntertuetiuHeeH snr SeritetIuHa boz
Spisenfdnten, GtnfdteH, Wlofben, SanofihI
fliltefi, Bobpsaappen, ardgen, Zii6maften ufp
8as Eiidlein TT pratfnon onf Sem nler
bellefi Hdpier georudt,
Gts lueroen bieies Rib 5u ldasen mtfen
uenn es 3bncn boriisak. Wian beIfebIe Mot
no baslelbe az ben eiHliieeH 8e0tiaInaeii an
siltnfen, inter fuelfhen fuir Is unbiefea,
3ieies Rlib fit 12c p~crtoirsi per 4oit ner
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08

1875.
@ero0bnIide geebes $50 1926.
ailbe un0 Sellers beute feit, fir
Die 8ode SOC nieoriger.
Suite big bette Sellers 8.50-9.50
Cute bis bette &ilbe 8.00-9.25.
9}ittelm. 9iihe 10000.
@epobnli6e Gii9e 5.25-6.75.
5toderS un0 Seekers beute felt,
fir Die ISOLDE SOC nieoriger.
&rima 5ee0ers 10.50-t3.00.
SUITE, bette Seekers 8.75-9.50.
M~tittelmGBige 7.50-8.50.
@elpo9uli9e 5.75-7.25.
@ute, bette Stofers 10000.
Stod Sellers 6.5G-S.00.
Stof aiibe 6.00-7.5O.
Stod aGI6er 6.00-9.O0.
Seal Gal6er 8.00-12.25.
9ua uno Gtags 5.50-8.25
Shmeine-3ufu4r 1000; 25c, mel.
items SOC nieorieer.
0ur6idnitt8prei8 f7.00-17.25.
S0diter 8reiS 1900.
- 3uf1br 25O; benie felt,
fir bic ISOLDE itarf.
2Gmmer 25c nie6ri9er.
@ltte uno bette 2Gnlmer 1926
1915.
@prte unb bette SdbrIinge 11.5o
1850.
@ilte ltro bette @3utteridufe 9.75
-t0.75. 49,.
@ute uno bette gSiOOer 1850
1900.
6eeoer 2Gmmer Is. 50-1T.75.
Sanias Gitp Marft6eridt.
aonia5 Gitn. s. Sept.
.RiuSbieb - 3ufubr 800.
SG@eIae - 3ufubr 1000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08

Sebt baben ie bie aonifripticn
oud gliifIid in Gnnaoa ongenom.
men. 8ute 8eiipiele berbeiiern
i6lefte Sitten.
@8 be5a6It iid, in oen saIai-
iifi8ierten 4n3eigen" Der Sribtne gu
nnnoncteren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
cmn6n @etrciSrnrnrff.

Omaha, gteb., 8. Sept.
Sarter 8eiaen-
9er. 2 211-2t2
@eiBeS Gorll-
Ger. 2 2tt-2tth
Set. 8 2t1-2t1A
@eIbes Gorn-
Scr. 2 207h-2OS
Scr 8 20713-20S
8eiBer Sofer-
Scr. 2 5S-5S1b
Scr. 3 5S-58A
Stanooro Safer 5715-5S
Scr. 4 57A-57A
@erite-
@oI8oerite 122-125
6uttergerIte 11S--119
&oagen-
SIR. 9 Tits
Scr. 8 1915
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08

So6Iter 4reis 1856.
Sdafe = 3uftbr 100.
ct. SOiep6 @artt6eridt.
ct. Soiepb, DO, s. Sept.
&inNbieb- 3nfubr 600; Mnrft felt.
Sdweiue 3ufubr 200; 10-75c
Bo1er.
S06iter 8reis 1880.
2ur9i6nittspreis 17.50--t8.25.
Sdafe : 3ufu9r 400; Morft feit.
Chicago @arftberidt.
Chicago, ST., s. Sept.
GinbOieb - 3ufubr $500; fa1t nIIes
brett; idna6.
Sdmeine - 8ufubr 1000; 10--15r
bober.
Sohiter 9reis 1856.
9ur6idnittspreiS 17.00-18.15.
Sdafe - 3uf1br 1000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08

Sn 80. 1888 bringen pir siHeu fehr
babIben GtubllaHfer, beHen Gttderss
siernlid bi9t fl, obsr ieinerIst ts9niIde
Standardization bietat. Die 0eilmen fnb
fir gldds ober &enIinstonsStia In pers
fbieoenen Saattierungen bon liId, bic
9ldtter fir 5la6ftid in SunleEsriin, Bic
&0r6e fir StielFid in beabiau, pdhrsnb
sriiner an6taenfti9 bic Gtaubfd0en ~
gibt. Der untere 9eil Der Stideret mfrb
in areu8fi9 ausgefibrt, tnb atpar bic
Gor0iire in fila, bic Snrift In bIda.
8as glnfter III auF peibsm 8rOibers
ipeabe (&ongreBfoff) borge5eidnet uab
bic a6rbe unb 8ldtter eetont. @r6bs
nit amaeI6lagener aIappe sttpa 1Sx20
3oG. greis sini6lieBlia bes erfprbers
lifsn Sttdgdrrs rs Gents.
Gin ip~unperbHSI6es 9edGsn, bsHsn
MluFer fir areuSitia beitimHt III, III
9effn 1889. Die Blunten iperben in
roid unb btar geitift nit grineH Bldts
tern unb Ranten, ME e bic S6nuns beg
Shutters anseiet. 8as 9ed9en lit nuf
peibem 8rpiberpeabe (aongreBIfpfD
porgesei6net, miBt 50 Son i'm anaOrdt
unb foitet einTdfisBti9 bes srforOerIi4sn
Gtidgdrns 80 Gents.
Glun9ipiBe ba5u so Gents.
9eIfn 1140 1T eth aorfetf6ontr mn
elmer Mnbeutung ppn @ermeln, ipte ie
iebt MODERN iinb. Das Muiter nirb in
Glads pber 2oaFideret, Die ~2angustien
in 3nopfIoditia gearbeitet. Das mus
iter III ouf feinem 2iraerie Nainfoot Dors
se3eiduet unb tpItet einidIRBIia bes
erforberIi6en Stidgarns go Gents.
3n beiteaeu Snrd
G69litbe Omaha
Gtibiinc
9ottern Sept,
1911 9oparS Str, omaha, Nebr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Well-known local druggist
says everybody is using
old-time recipe of Sage
Tea and Sulphur.

Hair that loses its color and lustre,
or when 1t fades, turns gray, dull
and liiele'S, is caused by a lack of
sulphur IN the hair. Our grandmother
made up mixture OF sage tea nd
sulphur to keep her locks dark and
beautiful, and thousands of women and
men who value that even color, that
beautiful dark shade OF hair which is
so attractive, use only this old time
recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
,urc improved by the addition OF 9TH
er ingredients by asking at any drug
store for s0-cent bottle Of "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" which
darkens the hair so naturally, so even
", tha, nobody can possibly tell Il has
been applied. You Just dampen, a
sponge or soft brush with il and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time. BY morning
the gray hair disappears; but wha,
delights the ladies with Wye,h's Sage
and Sulphur Compound. Is that, be.
sides beautifully darkenins the hair
after a few applications, il also bring,
back the gloss and luster and gives
!, an appearance OF abundance.
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is a delightful toilet requisite 70
impair, color and a youthful appear
ance to the hair. II Is not intended
for the cure, mitigation or prevention
Of disease.-Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11

along the Strand, almost collided
with the girl OF the violet eyes! She
turned and ran like the wind down
Arundel street, whilst ! stood at the
corner staring after her in blank
amazement, as did other pas,ers by /;
Tor man cannot with dignity race
headlons after a pretty woman down
public ,horoughiarc
IT'S the most horrible and confusing
case Bristol said TO me when | loined
him at the museum that the Yard has
ever had to handle. II bris,les with
outrages and murders God know,
where il will all end I've had London
secured for clew to the whereabouts
OF HaNan & Co, and drawn absolutely
blank Then there's Earl Dexter.
Where does he come in? For once IN
day he's living in hiding can,
find his headquarters. I've been think
ing" s~
lie drew me aside into the small pal.
lery which runs parallel with the As.
yrian room
Dexter has booked two passages in
the Oceanic Who is his companion ;"
] wondered had wondered more
than once II his companion were my
beautiful violet eyed acquaintance. A
scruple-pefhaps an absurd scruple
hitherto had KEEP, me silen, respecting
her. hu, now determined to take
Bristol fully into my confidence. A
conviction was growing upon me ,ha.
she and Earl Dexter together repre-.
sen,ed that third party whose existence
we had long suspected Whether they
operated separately or on behalf of the
MoSlemS toi which arrangement, could
not conceiyc) remained 10 he seen.
was about to voice my doubts and sus
p'e'ons when Bristol wen, on hurriedly
II have thoroughly examined the Bur.
ton room, and considering ,ha, the win.
dowS are thirty feet from the ground
that there is no sign Of a ladder having
stood upon the lawn. and ,ha, the iron
bars are quite intact. IL doesn't look hu
manly possible for anyone to have been
In the room last nigh, prior to Mostyn',
arrivall"
"One oi the dwatiS-s
NO, even one OF the dwaris." said
Bristol, could have passed be,wee,,
those iron barsw
Blu, there was blood on the win.
dows !"
Il know there was. and human blood
It's been examinedr =
lie stared a, me iixed'y. The thing
was unspeakable uneanny
Tonight" he wen, on, 81 am remain.
ing in here"-nodding toward the As
syrian room-"and | have so arranged
Il that no mortal being can possibly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11

has appeared on his feet but once. One
rises every ten minutes or oftener.
During the first week there was little
reading Of papers or idle smoking dur
ing speeches or debate on motions. The
legislators were interested in hearing
the other fellows ideas. This week its
a good speech that prevents half of the
senators from reading the home paper
OF chatting with the fellow in the
neishborinR chair.
Some day one senator is going to as
'onish oil the rest He won't get up
to offer an objection to some pro-
cedure or ar amendment to some bill.
The day he fails to do that he will
draw attention by his silence
Even the Pages.
The pages have slowed up. There
is less Jump to them and more wiggling
and gigRme,
The wheels and cogs OF legislation,
the stenographers and clerks are grind
ing out the hard work., There is no
glory for them and speeches interest
them little. Clang Of hammers and
rumble of trucks in the unfinished
business drown the clack OF typewrit-
ers, but out in the "hennery" back of
the senate chSnber a dozen s,enog-
raphers pound out copy from 8 80 a. m.
until p. M.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11

To be possessed OF head of heavy
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy
wavy and free from dandruff is merely
matter OF rsing little Danderine.
1t is easy and inexpensive to- have
nice, soft hair and lots OF it. Just
get Is cent bottle f Knowiton $
Danderinc now--all drug stores rec
ommend it--apply little as directed
and within ten minutes there will be
an appearance OF abundance, fresh
ness. fluffiness and an incompatible
gloss and lustre. and try as YOU will
you can not find a trace OF dandruff or
ts'''ag hair but your real surprise will
he after about two weeks use, when
yor will see new hair--fine and downy
a; iirst-yes-but really new hair
sproutng Out all over your scalp
Danderine is, we believe, the only sure
hair grower, destroyer OF dandruff and
cure for itchy scalp and IT never fails
TO stop falling hair at once.
II you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is. moisten a cloth
with little Dsnderine and carefully
draw II through your hair-taking one
small strand at a time. Your hair will
be soft, glossy and beautiful in just a
few Moments delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries this.--Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11
SENATORS ADOPT
REGULAR GAIT
Legislators Feel at Home A.
ter Week. S Session,
SMOKING IS INDUCED IN
Pages Slowing Up, Stenog-
rapherS Do Real Work,

After a fast preliminary canter oi
organization and the first rush to in
troduce bills the senate has settled
into the regular session gait. Feet
are appearing on decks, pipe and Gig
aret smoke has been added. to the haze
from ten centers" that were burned
as first offerings Wrangling has start
ed\
When the session first opened great
concord and smoothness in operations
was predicted. Nobody came here to
fight and it looks like quiet ses-
sion" the senator's would say,
Alliances Changed.
No bitter political fights have de-
veloped and there appears 10 be nt
breach between factions OF parties that
cannot be bridged several times day
Smaller personal antagonisms are be
ginning to develop. Acquaintance,
have been made and tentative alliance
formed. These alliances change daily
The senators have sized each other
up and have heard each other talk more
or less. One senator in the chamber
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11

a Well Known Actress Tells How She
Darkened Her Gray Hair With a
Simple Home Made Mixture.

Miss Blanche Rose, well.known ac-
tre". who darkened her gray hair with
simple preparation which she mixed
at home, in a recent interview at Chi.
cago, El., made the following statement
Any lady or gentleman can darken
their gray hair and make it soft and
glossy with this simple recipe, which
they can mix at home, To half pint
OF water add or Of bay rum, small
box of Barbo Compound, and 4 OF. OF
glycerine, These ingredients can Be
bought at any drug store at very little
cost Apply to the hair twice week
until IT becomes the required shade
This will make a gray.haired person
looked 70 years younger |, makes the
hair Sof, and glossy, is not sticky or
greasy and does not rub ofi"-Ady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11

know am here Mostyn is staying
and you NAV stay too II YOU care to-
Owing to Professor Deepng's will. YOU
are badly involved in the beastly bust
ness and have no doubt YOU are keen
to see 1T through"
II am" ] admitted, and the end !
look for and hope for is the recovery
OF the slipper by its murderous own
ers
II am with YOU" said Bristol, cts
just a point OF honor; but ! should be
glad TO make them present Of it.
We're ostcntatiously placing constable
on duty in the hallway tonight-,largely
as a blind, 1t will appear that we're
taking no other additional precautions
| half anticipated though ] cannot i'm
agIne why. that Earl Dexter would put
in an appearance during the day. He
did not do so. however. for Bristol had
pu, a constable OF the door who was
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-11
TWO CITIES FAVORED
FOR LIONS MEETING

Members of the Lion club at their
regular weekly meeting in the Lee
Huckins hotel voted, on a referendum
sent out by the general council in
Evansville, Ind, to hold their annual
convention, il in the spring, at Kansas
City. No, and if in the summer, at
Pueblo, Col
Officers are to be elected at the meet
ing next Thursday.
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we'll acquainted with the appearance OF
the Sombrero Man. The inspector, in
the course Of his Investigations, had
come upon what nigh, have been clue
but what was at beast confusing one.
Close by the wall of the curator's house
and lying on the gravel path he had
found a part Of a gold link. 1t was Of
American manufacture.
Ito be continued)
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SSI IULLO, there Open the door
n Open the doof1"

RI Open the doorI'
Bells were going all over the
place now; sounds OF running footsteps
came from below Mos,yn stood staring
at the broken window and at the solid
iron bars which protected II without
which were intact, substantial-whieh
! showed him that nothing human Gould
possibly have entered. -.
That was the story as heard It halt
an hour later. For Inspector Bristol.
apprised OF the happening, was promptly
on the scene; and knowing how keen
was my interest in the matter he rang
me up Immediately. I arrived soon after
Bristol and found perplexed group
surrounding the uncanny slipper OF the
prophet. No one had dared 10 touch
it. the dread vengeance OF Hassan ot
Aleppo would visit any unbel'ever who
ventured 10 lay hand upon the holy
bloody thing Well we knew It, and, as
though i, had been a venomous scorpion,
we. company of up-to.date prosaic
men of affairs stood around that di-
lapida,ed markoob, and kept a respect
iul distance.
Mosiyn. an odd figure in pajamas and
dressing gown, turned his pale. intelli-
gent face 10 me as | entered.
at will have to be put back secretly,
he said.
His voice was very unsteady, Bristol
nodded grimly and glanced at the two
cons,ables. who, with plain clothe,
man unknown 20 me, made up that mid
nigh, company
1ll do II. sir" said one OF the con
stables suddenly
"one moment" Mos,yn raised hi'
hand .f
"Do YOU fully understand. r,he curator
continued, "the risk you run"
~ think so sir" answered the con
stable "bu, I'm prepared to chance It.
THE hands" resumed Mostyn slowlN
--"of those who hitherto have ven,uret
to touch Il have been" he hesi,a,ed-
"cut off"
"All right. sir" said the man with ,
sor, OF studied truculence, "rll take my
chance"
tried TO stop him; Mos,yn, too
stepped forward, and Bristol swor,
frankly Bu, /, was OF no avail
A sort Of chill seemed TO claim m,
very soul when | saw the cons,abl,
,,oop, unconeernedly pick up the slip
per. and replace il in the broken case
"All you wan, I, new pane oI
glass, sir" he said "and the thing,
done"
Constable Hughes has no further
place in these records lie was picked
up outside the section house on the
following evening with his right hand
severed Jus, above the wrist,
The day that followed was one oi
the hottest which We experienced dur.
ing the heat wave II was q day
crowded with happenings. The Burton
room was closed to the public. willis,
slafiet worked upon the broken ess,
window and a new blind was fitted tc
, the west, Behind the workman, guard.
ed by wa,ehtul commissionaire
: yawncd the shattered case containing
, the slipper
! AT about Ii o'clock, as | hurris,
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PAVING PLANT DUST
CAUSES COMPLAINT

Claiming that the dust seeps in
through doors and windows even when
closed, and that inhalation OF it was
aggravating the condition OF a sick
baby, woman called the mayors of
flee and complained against the Ma
tlonal Paving company, who maintain
a mixing plant at Twenty third stree,
and Santa Fc avenue, Mayor Overhol-
ser referred the matter to the health
department.
II has been only a short time since
numerous complaints resulted in the
operators promising city officials to
remedy the evil.
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Don't worry about blo,ehes or Other
skin troubles. You can have a clear,
clean complexion by using a little reno.
obtained At any drug store for 2sc, or
extra large bottle at $l.00
zemo easily removes ali traces Of
pimpies black heads, blotohes, eczema,
and rinsworm and makes the skin clear
and healthy Zemo Is q clean. pene,rai-
Ing an,iseptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. I, |. easily
applied and costs a mere ,rihe for each
application !, Is always dependable.
The r. W. Rose Co, Cleveland, o
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You never can tell. II isn't always
the big man who does the tallest lying.
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queen OF MI ohe surveys,
The lady who got money for Christ
mas now shops in real state,
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Former Attorney
General Is Dead

WASHINGTON. Jan. ll.-Wayne
MacVeigh, attorney general in the cab
met of President Garfield and brother
OF Franklin MacNeigh, former secretary
OF the treasury, died here early today.