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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-03-19
Provisions.


Provisions.
Butter.=There has been no change
in the butter market as to prices, quo
tations still holding at 52@53c for
Washington creamery first grades.
Storage stocks so far as the jobbers
are concerned are cleaned up. 1t is
probable that increased supply will
soon be at hand, but it is predicted
that quotations will not decline much
Eggs.-The furry of snow the first
of The week and the near APP roach of
Easter has tended to strengthen the
egg market little, although il is prob
able the market will eventually reach
a lower level. Quotations this week
are The same to the producer, $3.50,
while wholesale figures are irmer at
l$1O.5o@11.OO.
Fresh Meats.-There has been no
change in this department as to quo
tations during the week The time
limit placed on the free consumption
Of meat has been extended and it is
probable that this will tend to keep
up the present demand.
Poultry-While there has been nc
change in quotations since the week
following the embargo placed on hens
and pullets by the food division, re
ceipts are of very limited quantity
and until the ban is lifted May there
probably viii not be much doing in
the poultry line.
Lard and Cured Meats.-After a con
tinual advance for several weeks, the
market remained stationary this week
but packing house factors state that
conditions are so uncertain that
changes are liable to occur most any
time.
Fruits and Produce.
Lemons and oranges hold without
change on the week as to quotations
Reports indicate that apples are
getting pretty well cleaned up, but
there has as yet been no change in
prices.
Bananas are now quoting at &C per
pound, an advance of one-fourth cent
over that last reported and a record
price for this market.
The campaign of the food admins
tration to stimulate the consumption
of potatoes will probably increase the
| movement OIL lnlS COmmOully. lie
ports indicate that there will be some
reductions in quotations, although they
are still quoted locally at S1.25 by
the commission dealers, with seed
stocks about soc above that figure.
Local cabbage has declined from
S2.50q2.75 to S2.25 per cwt.
Spinach is off 1Oc per box at SIPS
but the supply is rather limited.
Hothouse lettuce has declined tc
5O@75c per box from 75cGS1OO. The
head variety holds without change al
65@s5c per dozen.
Grain, Flour and Feed.
Wheat.-There is very little to say
in regard to the wheat situation; con
ditions are about the same as noted foi
some time past. Crop prospects are
excellent and in a few weeks growers
will eb putting in seed for spring
wheat. The fall wheat could not be
better and the reports from the coun
try all indicate that the same passed
through the winter without any dam
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-03-19
Women Make First Gas Masks

The use of gas in warfare dates back
to about 400 b. c. The Spartans sat
urated wood with pitch and sulphur
and burned it under the walls of cities
which they were attacking. For sew
eral centuries gas has not been used
in warfare, and The Hague convention
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
sis ssiirsss

ais ssSnis Grieoria @iIbelm NJ
elm Stdotd)en tauL lieb er ietIlei
A,asen balieli, I'M bic ycsribuaps
reoe oes giiroernleIiiers aiISuboFT.
.Siiniiauieno giTser. $780,, be.
garla pielperipreHelso Der Srtsgs-
IpaItige.
.Gunitauicno 8lrger. -, iuie.
oerbol,e er, uHb blleb aberuials
lteden.
er nobm einen oritien anInnI
uno jasie gum nsitten yiale:
,6lnitauieno giirger. ....-, I'M
JON. meuciu beoeliiliA 81 iioden.
.sio.~ iiel Grleorld sSilDelm eiil.
.,oann griibeu gle, bite. oirle ilni'
lauieno Burger red,t ireunolIh poil
mir, nber ieoeu ein;ein weiu ID
piiien oaril-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
Has su 6elueiisu mar.

Ger fIcine asepi ipisIt in Scis
nit ieilleul 5reiu.oe; anf elnnIal
ruit er Suni 5eiIlter bMaui: ~yiui.
ia, DiuiiaIs
9lod eiiler gseiIe iiebt gepis
5dapeller berab. 1ayas uiliii oenllf
Iragt lie ben alelnels soie vaulier
gai ieIne Seit!"
.vlufa iol tonifnenl- plarri
4;eyerl aber picorr, 10 lniise. BIZ
oIe wlut,er enDlId) ans beIIllel
tonlnt. go ristt ieei ons siliio
ulinli, .ievi tannlt l1on wieoel
seben, aiuital yiein 6realio, Del
,iruusl, bat MIR net 5lauben mol
lit onb Gu lpirfliG 10 nIi' aroBell
siropi bnitl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

|uns fort natt BEN 2osss bes 5cisn
unb ifanb sinsn AusenbIid tpis ~
Sra geeofitu. Die 1ruit besdnn
li1 ii 9eb<n, bic 6onb ponnsrte
gun uQunh<. Gin tur5ss 36etrn,
hlibf&ntIl fog eiu Singer aus BEN
Nnnbe auriid, flpg bar@ bic quit
unb 5urn dlten ane4i, unb wie eii
petI1ait inb ber Ginger fen an BET
ylaIe bes 4otsrl. tpdbrenb ilt ber
Gopf bes mertpiirbi9en Grptrimsri'
tators pprnibsrbeueie iibsr Dds frieb'
lide geiiHt pss ben sipisen S9lums
msr etnisbsnbeu f!sibigeu alien
yionnes. Gin fur5es genusiIeu,
Elm enttdufdtes ainpsrssfidt. uno
ouf ben 3fbtnfpibsn lam bic sSu'
aenb ipiebsr pom Qllter au uns &C.
IdIiGen. Damn tam ober nu& ihcn
oer G6rsinsr nit BEN 9ammer; bis
lebenbe auael murmslte ihr Spriihs
isin bem Baier 5u; In bic Beriamm.
lung tam Bsptsuus, unb nIsbalo
langen re brauBeR IN langiomem.
isisrlitem Ghritt unb 2ritt.
llub ber Bruber2 Der Hruber
nit bem nnijea Singers
Der bate on BEN Scss isinei
erjteu aroben 3peifel on Der @abr'
baftialsit bisjer Mslt erIebt: mir
6oiten I'm Winter allerbanD fHons
Ss. uno 2lbenfsusrsRpmnne geles
fen, tpie ben aapitdn Wlorrpat u. I.
10. go tpcr uns cine ber S5enM
am tisfifsn essanasn. in ber gsidil'
bert pirb, ME ipieDer einmnI bic Ses
rate nnb ibr Dpftr babtn ipoIIie.
c,m tolliisn Qyian siiGt bod nod
allen pernsbmIib bcs WniItr nsbfn
benz e&iif ouf. als oh ein Dsusr'
bronb binbur6jaee. unb eIsi4 ilno
iia Die yeute sinis In BEN gsbnns
len: bo IN bas sr0bte Original bss
Sdifies iiber 8crb stioIIert, nef
Gttuermann mi! ber rotten yiale.
gDos peiier In alisr @eIt tonnis 10
sii4en!
gon Giunh ON mar ni1ts Be
psutsnperes ia Der @eIt seipslsn. ME
lie msin gruber nod gttannt baiis.
ala cine sliibenpe bate. bic on otr
5su&iisisii siifte. unb Da sr TN
-as6en unisrss Gnehis Die 9robe aui
pas bepsuinbe eIsmpel niHi su
MAIDEN permodte, 10 uabm sr be
esIeaenbeii nadp bsln 1ooe ipabr.
sr baiis aIio oen weriu4 ssnia6t.
Of psr DON ben 5iseipsllsn PES
msnfnliasn aorpers bslonpsrs httmp
asiuAis, geiit ieDtr art DerraisnDt
1sil aui ben ieuHisn Ginger rtasie'
rem unb siihsn iplrbs.
Derssbensl
Bon Gtunb an ipu4s ii4 mein
grupsr sum 3ipsiiIsr. Gribler nnb
l,sjiimiilsn aus; Sus unb 1ru9 tpar
lbm aui innee 3eit lssIi4ts Gfasus'
mis- Der Drudsri@p6rss.
Gpdier bat iiA pic errsauns &C.
lsst, unp i'm b0bsfsu alter bat Der
3fpsiilsr iosdr Dor man6sr Stais bic
JloeliAisit Sugebsu uliiiisus oaB pc
siiGeR t0nnie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

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ben.
9lun mar eiiier Siat teiier, NIB
Der hrabe Seon ifimpfte itidt
itIed,t, baIo ouf bic iGwarSei
gg1ffer Dor ieiner Siitte, boIo nui
ben ihipar5cn Sing 6erielben, balo
auf alien Sofuspofiis, ben er ie &C.
nadt bate, boIb anf Die gaii5e Ia.
idlcnipieIerei, oin meiiten nber aul
uicine pbdnomenaIe Sunrmbeit, ben
idparsen Snlunfen etiuas porge.
gaufeIt su baben.A God alles
Sdimpien boIf ibm nidJt aus Der
gatide. Ger -orobe Sduptlins
sa'aefu Der MsahaoofafierH" per'
lansie Eiunoitiide.
.Sier bait Gu gsaien uno Sdop.
fe, ipeiber 4ansl Sab iie @olo.
ltiide nieien, ooer 5upfe iie ibneIi
aus ben Soaren, 10 pieI aIs nlog.
lid. Gs idabet niGt ipenn bel
Der @eIegenbeit elm paar Der
SdIineel 6rnuf aeben, Denn Su
nur brap @oIoitiide aus ibneii
beroi,s BOLT. @as Gu aeitern &c.
fonnt bait. pirit Gn beiiie nod
nid,t perIcrnt bnbenl4 10 bieb es
am w,ittag, 10 bieB es am abeno,
| 70 bicb es auh ON foIeenben nno
am eritten Sage. Ser arme Sean
mar Der ger5ipeifIung nabe.
Ga nabte Die grloiuns. SD fcIbIt
6efano mid Inn bic sIei6e 8eit in
@eieaid)nit oreier anoerer Geut.
iden in Den 3outponsbergen oui
Der Saeb, mo babel gcIansten mir
in Die 9,dbe bon gl'a,eius Snnpt'
traoI. Tas beranlaBie uns, oem.
ieIben eiucn geiud 5u MAIDEN. uni
etpas friide Butter fiir unieren
1iid, gu faufen .uno einiee ypada.
o.Gianner als 9reiber sur Sago
aui .SiIebeeite1 5u oingen. g9ir
b0rien faum, Dab Ger ihDnr5e Sing
eiueu .peiben gaas- in ieinem
araaI geiangcn balte. oanrit Der.
ieIbe Die Nad)aoofriegcr Tfuno.
itiide nieIen lniie. ca pubten mir
ia @cihcio. llnb oa ipar es uils
oann aud, nit ciniJem Sinpcis oni
uuicre Yiidien uilo 8eucIrer elm
lciGics. Dem Serrn g,'9scfn fIar 6u
madJen, oab ein Wcibcr 9aas bciie.
res 3u fun babe. als ieine idJipar.
,en aricser iicien gu Iaiien ODER
ibnen Die Sdopie naG Sfunbltiiden
eurdButaifen.
.Gr fonnte mir bod ipenigitens
Gin tleiucs Sduiden nirien Iaiienl"
mcinie Der id)pnr5e aapitdn ihlicb
lih nod fIiglih. .Sebt bod,
neine pciben Sreunbe, bort ite.
ben Der itrpnr5cn SdIingel 10 bic.
le; penn icber nur 5cbn Rfuno.
itiide niebt, 1T s'yetu germ 6ufrie.
oen.-
ssn6eIIcn, mir meigerten ibm
aud oas. Ger brape Sean meinte
aar rcdyi b5ie: Sic ielber nil id
|6ie 3abne 'nus5iebeh Gu idfpor5er
affel" God bas os.itano gfyefn
nidi, neil es eiites Geuti& mar.
slm ieIbisen Sase nod niibten
Ia6aoo.9idnner Sean Sosier hat
lciner ScIegrapbenliHie 5uriidtrn'
gen, uno mir besleittien ben Srlspp
Der Gibcrbcit balber 5u gieroe.
Scaus eisene aaifern tparen Dcr.
itdnoig acipeieu, lie batten ON Blot
,e ausgebarrt. bic GGien gebiitei
lmo nl1bis gcIebt in Der Grlpar.
tl,ug, oab ibr gaos baIo 5uriid'
.rbren fper6e.
Zen idparSen 2eten galrfeli
gaas Scan aber nitis pieoer Dor,
oas bat er gcid'ircren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
5issuusrbesebruns.


Ger @farrer Don 2atosfalpa gibi
lid rebli6e yliibe, bic 3igeliller
ieineg 9ories mirfIih 81 9briiten
,u maiden. SnsbeionOere bat er
oen olteu Iitlos auis aorn &c.
nomucn nno peripridt ibm einnini
eiren Sod BOD erodpieI, tpenn er
orDelnli6 bas ssresS i&Iaseu Ierne.
Gm n6hiten Wi1racn fonnnt oer
aIte 9lifIos. rScrr gfarrer, i'd
fam's: Sm Rameu @Dttes, oes
Saierg unb ocs beiiigen @eilies.
so, unb no bIeibt oenn Der
Sobn2- 49,
.gitie, Der itebi orauBen mil
benz Snd.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

= SIN aerger. Grau: giHo
oenn Die SpiseH aud wirtlih mn
Der Snno eearbeitei2
gambler: Sea meinen g etrpn
nit be 5ieb'2
l1nangenebm. Bie oebi
ts Sbrem S6bn6sns
90 peit eons gut. nur obenca
nidjt, genseI pil iusnier nit ben
aaasi&iaiisi ipIsiszh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

IS q na. 3au eabm eiae emil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
Y. N. c. A. FUND
WORKERS MEET
Plans Made to Solicit Money
From 1000,

For two hours today al noon, gen
erals and captains worked on lists CON
tanning 1000 names and as result
selected more than 1900 they consider
as prospective contributors to the SsO,-
600 fund which the Y. NJ, {. A. will
raise September 1913 to complete and
furnish the new building on West Scc-
ond street
When these names are exhausted the
workers will continue to 90 over the
lists and make further name sclectiopS
until the entire 1000 is selected and
put on cards,
Twenty odd captains were present at
noon; four OF the five generals were
there, Lunch was served at counter
on the first floor OF the Y. N. {. A.
building
The l2-pagc booklet which will be
distributed to 1900 persons in the city,
was given out TO the generals and cap
tainS today On the iTort page in large
letters is this inscriptions ''$VOOOO
will open it, above photograph OF
the incompleted building, and under is
this wording "Which1 Use its-CloSe
it," On page , is given the complete
organization for the campaign, includ-
ing directors, executive committee,
division leaders anS captains, On other
pages are architects drawing OF various
floors Of the new building, a dlScrlp-
ton of each, also financial statement,
and arguments in favor OF raising the
10000 at this particular time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
.uIILIIlEs BOARD
EXPECTS M'lD0O
REVIEW ON RATES
u, S, Officials Indicate Inter
view viii Be Granted, 4,

Two letters were received by the
: corporation coIsmission this morning
which inspire new hope that arrange
ments may yet be made for presenting
Oklahoma's discriminatory freight rate
situation director to Director General
McAdoo.
One was from Charles NJ. ElmQuist
Washington representative Of state
railroad commissions and the other
came from Mr.. McAdoo'S private see
retary. Both letters stated that Mr.
McAdoo is out Of the city at preser
and that Immediately upon his return
the request for a personal interview
will be presented Mr. Elmquist ex-
pressed the belief that the interview
will be granted
Members OF the Oklahoma congress
sional delegation have been trying ior
some tiNe to arrange ior the inter
view, but without SucccSS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
IoeTeR TO STAND
TRIAL ALONE FOR
TEACHFR'S Death
Continued From Page ~

trial held ON the manslaughter charge
were offered by County Attorney Selby,
but were objected to by the defendants
attorney Time was given to argue the
question this afternoon
LoyeIoy waived preliminary hearing
on the murder charge and his attor-
ncys contendcd that the dispositions,
taken on the other charge were improp-
er evidence.
Assistant County Attorney John W.
Scothern in statement to the jury said
the prosecution would be able 10 prove
that Warren came to Oklahoma City
ahead ui the -glrl and made arrange
ments for the operation and that he
gave the girl $lOO p have the opera
ton performed and that it was per
formed on March IA in DR.. Loveioy'S
office. He said the girl was then taken
to III Reno and kept in room in the
Southern hotel until March Y and was
removed 10 a hospital A -tatemeni
made by the girl just before she died
he said. would be introduced as eyi-
uCllN't ldA NU' NlINk khtlAll Ndh - W.
inal one, he said. would be proved by
two other physicians and nurses who
attended the girl Attorneys for the
defense waived their statements to the
jury.
In obtaining a jury to hear the case
only four Jurors were challenged three
bv the defense and one by the state
The Jury as obtained are G. A. Card
ner c. ?. Doris NJ. r. Coburn, r. A.
Davis. u p BINGHAM. w D. Maddox,
R. +. Crawford. a. d ESterbrook Sam
King o. 7. Morton, Z. !. Osborn and
A. NJ Hardackcr
No interest outside Of immediate rel
;sves Of those involved was shown II
the hearing this morning Not a dozer
persons except witnesses, jurors and
court attaches were in the courtroom.
]. A. Warren and wife parents OF
Tess Warren and Mrs. Lovejoy wife OF
the defendant, and T. s. Alexander.
father of the girl, were in court and
followed the proceedings closely.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
CITY SCHOOLS
ARE OPENED WITH
WAR PROGRAM
Continued FROM Page -

on a years leave, is on duty Miss
Hannah also formerly teacher OF Ian
guages, is again with the faculty. A.. NJ.
Kaufman. b. Lippincott, {. Turner and
ID. MusruSh are monitors this year, and
DR.. WnniS NJ Sanger, medical school
inspector in place OF DR.. II. II. Cloud
man.
Plans are being completed for mill
tary training Of high school boys and
grounds will be rented this week for the
training. One hundred and thirty fresh
men will enroll in manual training and
mechanical drawing, In addition TO l2S
advanced pupils in these two depart
ments, but no orowding is anticipated,
owing to the arrangement OF continuous
sessions during ten periods.
Miss Helen Fisher a Comanche In
dian girl from Apache. Okla, a gradu-
ate from ST. Joseph's convent school,
Guthrie, enrolled in the freshman class,
the only Indie pupil OF the high school,
Cafeteria Gets Ready.
In the high school cafeteria no meals
are being served today, but savory
odors of toothsome viands preparatory
to serving 100 hungry school boys and
girls tomorrow. gave evidence that no
one would 90 hungry. While the aroma
Of caramel candy iloated down the cor
ridors il was only camouilagc OF
browning sugar for adding color and
tone to tie rial brown gravy which will
be served with tomorrow's roast beef
and mashed potatoes
In the ward school 10000 pupils as
sembled at 9 o'clock. Five hundred
eighth grade graduates were absent, but
in their places as mary tiny brothers
and sisters were being led, timorous and
excited 70 the fray as kindergarten
pupils who receive their first taste Of
their next eight years battle OF wits.
Principals Changed.
Many changes are made in principal
ships OF ward schools. II. G. Provine is
in charge Of the Columbus school dur
ing the absence overseas OF Principal
Leach. Miss Edith Fritren OF Garfield
school is at the Franklin school, while
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
87th Division, With
Oklahomans, Arrives
Safely Overseas

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Sept o-The
Eighty-seyen,h division which trained
at Camp Pike has arrived overseas
word received here this morning an
nounced. The division Left here about
ten weeks ago going to Camp Dix, n. !
to complete its training and to refill II,
ranks. The division is composed chief
" OF Arkansas. Missouri, louisiana,
Mississippi and Tennessee men with a
sprinkling Of Illinois, Iowa, Ohio and
Oklahoma Selectives.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
WOMAN and TWO
sol lnlsRS MURT
IN AUTO CRASH

room. but said that she m sht remain.
Dr. $. NJ Hunter. city physician, was
called hut decided that he could 'ive
me woman only temporary lief Until
she was taken to a hospital or home
The woman reluctan'lv said that hei
mother lived a. 1915 Eas, Tenth street
Mrs. Alexander asked to be taken home
but an ambulance was called and she
was taken TO the University hospital
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

II J. Holt of lockwood is filling her
place at Garfield and John Clayton OF
Franklin is holding forth at Jefferson,
vice II. {. King, resigned. Miss Bess
+. Foster OF Hammond, Ind, is the art
supervisor OF grade schools during the
years absence OF Miss Gregory,
s. K. Nouhgblood is principal Of the
separate negro schools, ]. r, Debnam.
formerly principal. preierring the posi-
ton of mathematics J. {. Whitaker
is this years assistant principal Of negro
schools.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
One Year Ago To-day In TIE wsH

Sept. 9, i9l7,--The French war crd
for valor was awarded twenty-hI
American, ambulance men; GeriuI
crown prince lost heavily In countd
attacks at Verdun; Austrians report
capture OF 1900 Italian soldiers
Monte San Gabrielle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
GfyB1iefs

Corporal Gets FurIough-Corpl vii
liam l.. Lewis OF Company IS, Ninth bat
talon. l6bth depot brigade at /canp
Travis. has been grnn,ed five-dfy fur
Tough which hn IL spending In Oklahoma
city at his home,
castellaw 10 Training Camp supply
Sergt Robert ID. Chstellaw OF Company
30, is5th depot brigade. Camp Travis. u
taking examinations for entrance 10 Of
ficers' training camp and II 10 probable
that he will be accepted for admlttance.
Lions Meet al skIrvln--Ths Lions club
tomorrow viii resume It's former meet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

REPORTED MISSlNG)
NOM c ON MMissloNED OFFICER.
Sergt Ray Anderson. Okron. Ohio.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED
IN ACTION
NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Corporals Willie mulman. Philadelphia,
Pa; Roy H. Busch, Lowmoor. Va,
PRlvATEs,
William 4. Hunter. Centeryille. Mo I;
Frank Snidur. Marquette, Mich.
SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION.
Private Edward Colberg. Kralr. smigcl
Prov. Germany
WOUNDED IN ACTION tPREVIoUsI.Y y
REPORTED. MISSING IN ACTION
Private William N. Lem. Gillian, Mb
RFTUNNED TO DUTY UREVIOUSLN y
REpORrED MISSING IN ACTtONO
Private Nllfrcd Brunelle. Ware. Mass
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

tng schedule vith.A noon luncheon In the
Skirvln hotel There viii be a musical
program.
Sold Whisky, is chsros-w. s, Keys,
part OF the county this morning by Dep
uty Sheriff Ben Moore on charge Of
maintaining n place wfyro whisky Is sold.
He Is held In the county jail for trial
Good ROADS Meeting The good roads
committee, together with tho directors OF
the Chamber OF Commerce and repre-
Citations Of the city will meet tonight TO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

Groves Tasteless chill Tonic
destroys the malaria germs which arc
10 the blood by the Malaria
Mosquito. Price 60c.--(Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

Every word you scatter to speed the
OF Selective Service Regis,ra-
tion is a step toward the end Of the war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

WASHINGTON, Sept o-The ma
rine casualty lisl tins mnrnlnr shows.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
Groves Baby Bowel Medicine

NIVVtN bdUy bUWtI WtUIVInt
aids Digestion, relieves Sour Stomach.
D.arrhoea and Flux. II is Just as ef-
iectiye for Adults as for Children Per-
icctly harmless-(Ady)
The Washington herald., 1918-12-09
Locw Palace.

The Squaw Man" made its hrI
screen appearance at the Palace sun
day for the first half Of this weeks
bill, ending "Wednesday.
The story Is OF a manly Englshmsn
who, TO shield the woman he love,
from disgrace. shoulders another,
crime and becomes a parish in wyom-
ing.
The picture reveals the days OF real
Western life on the plains and aboundg
in beautiful scenery.
Elliot Dexter. In the tito role. un-
holds splendidly the reputation Of
William Faversham. who starr,d or7=.
inally in the stage play. Theodo-,
Roberts. Jack Holt. Ann Little. Ksth-
crime Macdonald. TuIIy MarshaU
Thurston Hall. Edwin Stevens. Her
bert Standing. Noah Beery. Monte Brys
and Charles OEle are the p-incfnsr
characters, each contributing excellent
support.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-09
WOLGAST PLANNING
TO BOX LEONARD

Los Angeles. Doc. S-Ad. Wolgast
former lightweight champion, Is at
present in this city. He plans to make
a trip into the mountains in the near
future, where he will spend A few
1nonths. He the plans to return and
coax Leonard into bout" for the
championship.
But 7 fooled them" WoIgast said
today. Il fooled those who put me in
the bug house in order to obtain nv
wealth. I was there seven months
but I managed to get out. I had nv
attorneys tie up my estate so that not
cent could be spent. The hospital
officials not receiving any monov for
my maintenance. decided that should
be turned out Simple as shooting
fish"
Wolgast is looking the picture of
health. He plans to remain here for
few days and expects to build flats
on some of his property at Venice. He
then will 90 East for a short time,
OF ly to return for the remainder of
the winter.