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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
Did HE RAVE
CASTRITS OR
CONSUMPTION?
Doctors didn't know. Anyway, Mr.
Baker |, we'll new. Feels like he
did q axtsss,

zone year ago IN ssNembsr was
taken down; couldn't eat, aleep or work
Tho doctors didn't know exactly what
was the matter. Some said had cstar.
rhpl gastrllis, some said consumption.
and Olhsrs, cancer Anyway. ! was given
up 10 die,
"A friend persuaded me 10 Try hllks
Emulsion. In T. or weeks the soreness
went out of my lungs, the achlhs pnins
vanished from between my shoulders,
and ! began to eat and sleep, and work a
little Also the miserable lonesome feel
ing began TO tear loose, and that heay,
weight IN the left side VI my stomach.
that hung Ike huge iron BAH, dis.
anDoared
''Iiy the time / had taken a bottles,
could eat anything sleep like an infant
and the old time vim and nerve had
come back I felt like did when 7 wa,
sixteen, Lyman Baker. star Route
Rertyvllls, Arr
The old rule N, get the stomach ant
bowels working riEht and most all
inents start TO leave strength come,
back. flesh is regained. and the Who'll,
system begins Go fisht disease. Mix
fNnultlnn " huhlhhhtfht ~ " NuhNA NutlN
Ing 10 try.
MINIS Emulsion ID q pleasant, nutrl
tive food and\R corrective medicine. I
restores healthy. natural bowel action
doing away with all need OF pills an,
physics II promotes sppe,ite and quick
" puts the digestive iorsans IN shape I,
assiulhts food AZ a builder Of flesl
add strength. hllks Emulsion 70 strongll
recommended 70 ruu.dewn nervous peo
ple. and II has prcducsd smssins results
IN many cases Of tuberculosis OF III
lunEa chronic stomach irouble ana con
rtlpotion Ar, promptly reltsysd--usualll
In one day II works like mag,o VI
coughs and coldp,
This 10 the only soud emulsion wade
and % psla,sble that Il u eaten with
spoon like Tee cream, 4 truly wonderful
medicine for weak, sickiy children.
No matter how severe yosr case. yo'
are urged 10 try hllkr Emulsioe urde
this s,isTantee--rake sir bottles HON,
with you. use II accordlns 10 dirsotioa'
and N not satisfied with the results you
money win he promptly wfunssd. Pro
enc and tlfo per hottie The MIN
rmulslof 60, Terrs uau,s, Ind Sol.
and guarsflteed by all leading druggists
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
WHAT SHOULD Be DONE "
R,,, KAISER? 1
with Tho

,n ship anchored a. sea W..
.uarded. without companion
friends or relatives, with the blu
ky above and the ocean beyond
Here he would have little to see
hut much 10 think about" say, the
letter.
Wilma Corby, Apache, Okla, think
the kaiser should be exhibited over tn
country in q cage and the money USE
for the rebuilding OF Belgium;
Il would have I steel cage built
with thTo small rooms, | would
have one at each end built just
large enough to keep lion in. The
one in the middle should be large
enough for the kaiser. a cot and a
chair; by being careful he would
not come in contact with the lions.
Then | should like to travel with
HIM over the United States, charg.
ing a reasonable price to see him
and using the money for the re-
building Of Belgium, His food
should consist Of corn bread sauer
kraut, meat twice week. and
coffee for breakfast"
John Summers Of Duncan, Okla
want, him sentenced for life to he ex
''ibted in tent shows throughout III
world as the Beast OF Berlin"
81 think he should be captured
first, and sentenced 10 he eEhih-
lied in tent shows throughout the
world in an iron cage as "fhs
Beast OF Berlin" After all nee
essary expenses were paid let the
proceed, of the exhibition 90 into
some charitable fund to help relieve
some NJ the suffering caused by
this incompatible monster The hu-
initiation would be the greatest
punishment, ina, could he devised
and the enterprise would be remu-
| nerAtive.n
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suffer exalting such a pesky duiier.
They Wy that Bill his bonehead fat her,
With bloodshed didn't want to bother
until he saw the krenprinz getting all
kinds Of glory and Of pettinR; then,
Jealous OF the rat-fseed smarty, he
went and Joined The bloodshed marty |
lear the kronprin, more than Billy; he
gives me 2. -tods fierce and chilly. M
matter who may be acquitted, the kron
prini shouldn't be permitted TO dwell in
Germany and twiiler OF war ihc
bloody minded criitcr II may slh'du.
him and improve him II to some island
we remove him, where he may live NJ
cave OF coral, and watch the doggunc
wprdfish quarrel Willis he's at large
to fro,b and bubble, there always will
be threat OF trouble; so let Us hlaoc
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egln serving tvo.year sentence
\sile has not been Apprehended Both
men we're arrested last summer after a
running fight With the police In which
more than a dozen shots were fired.
orossrs Oct Pledae,-with tho ptfi.
cial announcement OF the removal II all
restriction on the sale Of sugar being
Issued today Ia q printed citcutr In
tho form ~ q promise to be signed by
every grocerymsn and placed In his win
dow. plsdsins himself 10 conform with
the fair rriu- list ths, has been sent out.
After tomorrow, any amount OF sugar
requested may be sold by 'the Irooet
with = ll1lt of fopr pounds 10 each per
son In the household,
War Trophies TO Bs sold,--A collection
Of war relics lmported by Colonel George
Griffith which .sfvived IN Oklahoma City
last week and have bean displayed In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30

s. + Uil'. 521 Grain Exchange build
iur Oklahoma Cig, Okla. would con-
fine tuc hai,cr 80 Hclgoiand ISLAND
decorating hi, room with photographs
oi the atrocities committed by the Ger
mans
The kaiser should be confined
under guard on Helgoland island
says the letter, Compelled TO pre-
pare his own meager food, and
launder his own plain clothes. Pic
lures representing the sinking OF
the Lusitania, the death OF Edith
Cayell, German U-boats firing on
life boats on the open sea, and a
hospital being bombed by German
acceptance, should adorn the four
wallS Of the room At every point
on the island where he might GO
should be a tablet 'of stone citing
some Hun atroeity For literature
he should be furnished with bound
volumes OF the worlds editorial
opinion during the war OF kaiser
ism and kuIlur, and a Bible Thi,
punishment would be civilized. yet
supreme
II. Coulter Todd, suite iOo-7-s Col.
cord building. suggests lTal by the
English high courts and Il found guilty
that the kaiser be hanged in Paris a,
the first anniversary OF the signing OF
the peace armi,'ce as a part OF great
victory celebration
Trial by English high court Al
low available defense Found gull
~ oi fiendsh crimes accused Sen
fenced Hanged by the neck until
dead in public square in Paris at
the eleventh hour, the eleventh day
and the eleventh month Of 1919 Let
this event he part OF our great VIC.
tory celebration upon is first an
nlytrsaTy Loniins from the time
OF conviction until his execution
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so Eses a Day

Since using More Figs | set 70 to 10
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r Woodland of st Cloud, Fla. Thls
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ta' s",d ws"pu" 01r, U OS S"d t6o pr"cC,ds DO
nhleu 70 'Aa heu ! rose, av.Y,H'ub b,,o'nl '"
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county son roeus moo''"s "'' "'s'
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naopsW Ssse ann'''nced IuJs. sn,t.
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Hinizs N and co.ts in municipal eour,
hi mornine for NOT stopplnr his car
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STAY OF WILSON
IS NOT CERTAIN
President Not Likely TO Re-
main for Detail Work,

WASHINGTON, Nov, 50.--Prepars.
tions for the participation OF the United
States In the peace conference practical
" were complete today with the naming
Of the nations representatives. The
great questions to be settled will be SCI
forth bv the following:
President Wilson %
Robert Lansing secretary Of state,
Henry White, former ambassador to
France and Italy
+. NJ. House, special representative
of the United States government to the
European governments
Gen Taskcr II. Bliss, representative
Of the American army at the supreme
war council at Versailles
Status Not Clear.
Information Of an official nature q,
to the statu, oi each ot the Amrrlcani
was lacking today However, it was
generally believed that the president
viii attend the conference as the presl-
dent Of the United States and that See
rc,ary lan.ing. Mr.. White and Colonel
House and probably General Bliss will
hc the accredited delegates.
Iir inclusion Of Prc'ldru, WILSON
twlrp Co., representatives W1. mot
.taleu lo'u.i.l quarter TO-DAY 20 mean
'r.t iN president WOULD remain abroad
lor the full conference II was sug.
gcsled thlt the president and also tfs
prcmiers Of Great Britain France and
Italy would remain until after the
broad outlines Of the peace treaty were
decided upon and then would leave 10
the accredited delegates the working
out OF the details.
Procedure Not known.
Officials indicated today that the
White House announcement purpoSely
left in doubt the exact status OF the
representatives bcrause the president
had not been fully informed as to the
eyrrt ioruallucs OF procedure In or
ganlHnR the conference
Secretary Lansing was chosen 10
head tine American delegation, bat The
question of whether the president him
self during Nj, stay in France viii be
o.N.idercd % part Of the delegation
propr may depend upon the course
adopted by the heads OF the other great
a, sciurd government Since in MIR
Wilson. a, president OF the United
States. lies an the power that will be
exercised on the part OF America in the
conference, the delegate, must act as
unit in accordance with that power.
The Rel Cr1,, helps those Boo can.
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RH131t1eS/
%eMM 4Ms.4.soll 4Ms.4
THE KRoNPRINz.

TITS voice ior war was Away lifted,
II as ON his futile COURSE he drillcd.
Tie promised nen, When ! am
kaiser, in war ~ be the early riser
lie yisioned conquest on the morrow
and gave no thought TO tears and so1.
row, to all the woe the world should
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CmBriefs

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Take "a l4,u for odd II,roo,rs HAT.
,is M S'I SeO H,,I i.,y,r,ngc T,'1'''"' MINUS AS,S
kres. stoekhoid,r H.re--E a. park.
~ New YorN o,klolJ,r pf ii
aress and COMPANY, Is spending two
d1,5 In the city Whie ON his annual irIp
to ,isl, IN, co1,pnnv'. dspe,t,nspt s,crs.
throughout the west Parks vii leave
,i'lihn 'lonasy .'r ',s'' "uSN'see shu o'ne'
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trd non.nry eases here today. Judge
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dicial district and mdss,eI.ct of IN.
sixth supreme iudlclaI dlstTiri Wtiie
la the civ he exur,ts IA sec,irs . Io,,.
ton and viii make OLiaboma rTtv bi.
me after January I
connected with ire legal densrt,nsNi "t
The Oklahoma Oas and Eisotyle comma.
nv arrived In Okl,Soma civ vcstcp9sy
80"
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40 80 i1t sryine x, i9g gy, a.. ~
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w, estn6i,rbIns ,rnrt H.. ,o ~ ro,,h
.,st no,,ion ., ne s,,,n ,L.,,,S HT,u,.a
scr,ss oS ,,.siI,cs ~ ,,,np. - io,,si,
consider the ma,,sy viii bs syropvcS y ~,
ccmNer II and IL is over
Maroum Man on TITO w p Ueofns
n MNnEuw president ~ tho ozark
Traits association for Oklahoma Will Ne
among the rar'v " leave Oklahoma tlty
Monday. for wellington Tcvps. on a
tour Of Inspection oi road conditions
,,UlNaTurh 'o Major t'netm Leonard
Moou az camp FUNSTON from tne Vocal
y, the ~" jnisr,ry S"-,pnnios trnr,
C,,pn Funston Who we. sngn,npo5 In
ost b,r,, gny Ia, u..S ronctubir !
win /, wc,d N, yss,st a, tSslr es,ly rs,
ali and ,t ttn,Ls fcr s.NsInv tb.,, q.
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p,,rlo,,s,or Enulr..f, comlpo -- A
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VI Practical RsfrIsarp,or engineers
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MRS, FAIRBANKS
GIVEN DIVORCE
Vile Also Gets Custody Of
Movie Stars Son

NEW ROCHELLE, n Y, Nov 70
Mrs Beth 5. Fairhank, today won
N interlocutory decree OF divorce from
Douglas $. Fairbanks. moving picture
,ctor, in the supreme court here She
vas awarded the custody OF their son,
Douglas Fairbanks, j.. 3 years old The
ecord u' the testimony in the case re-
trS 20 the correspondent as an unknown
aoman Mr.. Fairbanks is the daugh-
er OF Daniel J Sully cotton operator.
The Fairbanks were married ~ 1907 at
Watchiu r I.
The k,! Cross lights the darkest
.1sd
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BY cLIFF sTERRETT

him in the cooler, whers he can neyel
he 4 ruler
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Examinations for VetsrlnariAnsr-N Not-
oriuaflRns Win ho given examinations
Tor government positions that pay 1880
o. year ut tho federal building on January
resolved Ot the oklahoma city postofndc
yesterday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30

Regular So blue srTp, suits mad, "
order special at tS250 SiCkvl a CO..
itilOrs, 2iur ". Main over NoolWorth
tAdVl
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The Rel Cro,, helps those uho can
not help themselves,
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Bruce OF slek-Hruoa ntt " the state
a0dnors office. IL M NJ influenza
The sun., 1918-09-25
Baldwin Locomotive.

Though there is little prospect OF any
extended speculation being permitted un-
til the money situation improves the
present restraint on the stock market
cannot change the real value OF securi-
ties and the opinion Is widely held that
issues which are selling out OF line with
their earnings will some time find their
proper level In the case of Baldwin il
Is reported that officials OF the company
see ten years OF prosperity ahead after
peace comes. which, in conjunction with
the record business it has been doing
the last few years. should mean substan-
tial profits throughout the readjustment
period. The basis OF the opinion on the
post war prosperity Is that the demand
for railroad equipment. both In this
country and In foreign fields, will be so
much greater than the capacity OF the
equipment companies that all concerns
In this class will be able to keep their
plants running at top speed. So far as
the plants which are now engaged in
manufacturing munitions are concerned
II Is pointed out by President johnson
that these buildings can be utilized to
the utmost advantage in peace times so
the loss Of munition orders will not be
felt.
The sun., 1918-09-25
Substitute stocks.

The possibilities OF the group known
as substitute stocks. which includes
American Linseed. American Cotton Oil
and others, increase as the prices of the
articles for which they are substituting
go higher. as is indicated in the case of
American Linseed's nucca butter, which
is made from nut oils. The demand for
nucca butter was stimulated this week
by the jump In the price OF butter to 20
cents a pound in local retail stores, and
while nut margarine is not as palatable
as real butter many people cannot af-
ford TO pay the war prices for the gen.
uine article. This naturally means larger
PROFITS for American Linseed. and the
company's 1913 fiscal year, which ends
September 80. should show earnings
even better than those of the 1917 year,
which was the company's banner year
In that period net income aggregated
$2,147.5i9 on a gross business OF s4,lS6,-
0i3. and sl2.s2 was earned on the COM
mon stock
The sun., 1918-09-25
Leather Stocks.

Central Leathers declaration Of per
cent. extra on the common stock was
unexpected though a similar disburse-
ment was made about a year ago, and
1t bears out what has been repeatedly
said about the remarkable change in the
leather industry in recent months Both
of the important leather companies have
improved their earnings and also their
financial position since the early part of
the year, and though there is a scarcity
OF hides in the market Central Leather
and American Hide and Leather are re-
ported to be carrying sufficient stocks of
raw materials to make them Independent
OF the present situation. In the case OF
Hide and Leather the accumulated diyi-
dends on the preferred make any dis
tribution on the common out Of the oues-
ton for the present, but 1t is understood
something may soon be done TO adjust
this matter. 1t is known that several
plans are under consideration. and those
now in control of the conpany's affairs
are anxious to clear away the unpaid
preferred dividends as soon as practi-
cable.
The sun., 1918-09-25
Republic Steel.

Though the steels as a class are not
viewed as peace stocks some Wall Street
interests include Republic Steel in the
list of those companies which will not
find 1t difficult to readjust their business
to q peace basis. This condition Is. OF
course, the result Of the conservative
management the company has enjoyed
throughout the war period, and though
the action of the directors in withhold
ing big dividends from the stockholders
has been disappointing to some this
course has SO strengthened the COM
pany's financial position that It now has
book value of $3.50 a share on the COM
mon stock. 1t also has $6.500,000 in
vested in Liberty bonds and would be
able to make a distribution to stockhold-
ers without weakening its cash position.
AS trading stock Republic has sorely
tried the patience OF professional op-
orators. but its Investment value has
been steadily enhanced in the past four
years.
The sun., 1918-09-25
Hazardous Guessing.

Efforts to forecast the probable course
OF the stock market during the fourth
loan campaign are not helped any by
studying the records Of the markets in
the previous loan drives. as a broker
said yesterday. He explained that
though every one seemed to think rising
prices would be necessary to stimulate
enthusiasm there was a declining mar
ket throughout the first loan drive while
at the time of the second Liberty cam
paign stock prices advanced sharply.
In the third drive there was a bulge In
quotations In the first few days, fol-
lowed by a sagglng period, and there
fore 1t is very difficult to base any pre-
dictions on past performances. As a
matter OF fact the course OF security
prices Will have but little effect on the
success OF Liberty bond sales. and in
the opinion of GONE important bankers
no attempts at financial window dress
ing will be made as none will be neces-
sary to induce people to buy bonds.
The sun., 1918-09-25
Record Locomotive Business.

Baldwin is rushed with locomotive
orders and operations at it's main plant
are running at almost capacity, while a
new locomotive plant Is to be erected at
Chicago. with others being considered at
Southern and Western points or course
orders now being taken for the Govern
eminent are at limited profits, but the
aggregate Is so large that the earnings
are reported as good as any other period
in Baldwin's history. For the time be-
Ing the capital readjustment plan has
apparently been postponed and with the
necessity for liquid capital so urgent 1t
Is not likely that any cash dividends will
be paid on Baldwin for some time. In
the meantime all evidence available
points to steady increase in value OF the
company's property, which correspond
ingly increases the equity of the stock
holders.
The sun., 1918-09-25
FINANCIAL NOTES.

It is understood that the offering Of S.:
0OO, 900 OF per cent, bonds by the United
Railways OF Cuba has been fully sub
scribed.
Louis ]. Perry has been elected mem
her Of the New York Cotton Exchange He
Viii make his headquarters with Aaury.
Rogers & Auchinclosa
John A. Bower. Vlce-president of tho
liberty National Bank. and Henry j.
Fuller. e-president Of the Fairbanks
Morse Company. respectively. have been
elected directors OF the Standard Aircraft
Corporation and the Standard Aero Cor
poration Of New York.
Midwest Refining Company drilling In
Salt Creek field has completed we'll
which is flowing at the rate OF 5000 to
10000 barrels OF oil a day.
National Bank OF Africa announces It
has opened a new branch at Broken Hill.
northern Rhodesia.
Tacoma Gas and Fuel Company has been
Incorporated with capital aggregating
s.. 900 900.
shawinigsn Water Power Company an
nounces that Its issues of s2.boO.0OO two
year 8 per cent notes which mature Octo-
Der 1 will be paid at tho Office OF the New
York Trust Company. 1t 10 also announced
The sun., 1918-09-25
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Peace Stocks Favored.

A continued discriminating demand
for peace Issues featured yesterdays
stock market and In some of these Sc
curitles further gains were registered.
In such specialties as Burns Bros, Texas
Company. Mexican Petroleum and a few
others the idea Of extra dividends is
partly the incentive for their upturn,
though in all of these stocks there still
remains a short interest. The sudden
activity of the equipments was attrib-
uted to purely technical conditions, the
bears In Baldwin causing temporary
squirt In that issue which aroused nu-
merous other stocks In that group.
American Steel Foundries has been
steadily advancing on chiefly investment
buying and the supply in the Street has
been materially reduced thereby. Profit
taking In Steel and others kept prices
within a limited area in the standard
stocks, though the undertone was not at
fected by this.
The sun., 1918-09-25
The Artificial silk Industry.

A comparatively new industry has de-
veloped out OF war necessity in the
shape Of artificial silk made from wood
pulp. and in the last fiscal year 5000, 900
pairs of stockings made from this prod
uct were exported from the United
States. The data on this subject, as
compiled by the National City Bank,
show this country Is one of the leading
world producers OF artificial silk and
that from being large importer of this
product II Is now an exporter of i'm
portance. Silk goods made from this