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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24
"O|P TO DEATH" IS
LURE Of filters
Gorge Below Niagara Fails Has q
Fasclrancn For Aviasors,
Who Perform HAIR
Raising Stunts

NA@grz Pals, Jals "a The gorge
sesc~ Niagara Pals scenas to pos.
sess Peculiar fxscfassion fer Asla
tors nnisAGng their courxes az .hs
American and Canadian srsininx fields
vitafn radius q - miles 81 the
cataract
Nssy times r~censly toarAsts have
eeea treated tc unusual and anan-
ouncn1 perform4Rces. Lincoln Beach =
eys Dep 10 n~&sA- under tAe uyper
steel ARIA ers1ee. neare~, the falls
has eeez r>pexiea many times
Tss nnoss sensational performance
has been BY tao snidentlf1ed ava
tors 50 ped 10 - from the traininr
tsesd ~ ReamrsIlc. Ont They sent
,Aeir to piznss tsruugh <Ae sorxe
Sne sader tse lower zeel arch and
C@nialsver bridges -hsch are close
;osesser and in the nkrrowess .. the
cAxSz-
Iae sirnsn came srom the north.
snserins 'he gorge near the whirlpoo,
snc enerrsng ~ 4 pcsns about so
fees soatA Of the cassllever brsare
Iaey sAsn circied over the Fails aaa
ss'fec away toward Beanasvsiie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24
WAR Hls PUT N END TO
WEARY WHY'S GANG
Professional Tramp Mas nsMp.
peArsd From Familiar HAunsa
In United States. II Not
In War Ne IA Working

-. seal, Milan. Jaly "a war hs.
virtually hlvsssa uws tho asAm salE
" tho professional tramp il th~
NefthweNs. seeafdlns 10 rwilsusst az
Flvers and officials II ssasas fvwm
Mlnae~oiA 10 she wessexa coast
The Northwestern tier ~ ss2,es.
Icnx sae sHmmeF playground az th@
nas car transient. hAye ~ Fsxnraaals
eafofvesl the wogk % nahs~ arelsg
and ether var n~asafus that inc
sFampa. who faFmArly agseaspa In
afose~ after haslna wlnssrsa ia the
eis'e@, have been Fcaaeea 10 = fnw
1oaely asrasSlsra
And tha demand Cor lal~as il a,
Keen that tewu policemen And VILLAGE
sonAsahs~a aFr aalck 40 aFan thoms
s'fsssiers and pat them 10 ~esk A.
fiaFed an official of a railroad with
hsadauaFt@rw here
The armed guards about TIE mll
foaa saFssa, bridges ana sannela have
also been a thorn IN the shsle ~ me
ear" fFwe wAndaFer ile "A In eon
slant DANGER ~ becoming laeses
while loafhw srouna hla oiA hAuats \
w gass years gowna whleh wsrs TIA
hsAdauArssrs ~ farm lsboress we're
packed ~ih professional wamhlnsw
Enainan and ,haHa whn devised varss
Qua schemes of fisegine the wnfksr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24
SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS


MOI falls forr~f csss shs Liz~sys.
iks u bo~sis st siaxT.sh md eiou>l
and n<>f . fushinr oorA>lo1ally, elss ~
h~vs ha<ksrh< and dali ni~ry In IL
kits~y region. seseys h<sds~hss. rh>u.
,ste s~infrs. torps1 Liver. s<i1 stomach,
si>s5$>ssnss asd al sort1 of bladder die
or1~rA
lss siuriy nua k~p ypur k,1r<ys
srtiss srf ei><n. s,f ss~ r.on>nt yo1
fs~s - s<hs o. pain IN tk< kifn<y
ss'ox. - sipst four oun~ss u Jsi
k<it< frou sry rrod drag store k~re.
t>ss sstlssg>o.fsl IN . rlsss Of vas<r
i<fors brsakfsst for . f~w <ays ara
y~ur ki6peys vifl th~n ed fn<' Ths
farsers szlts e s1a<s fron The acd q
frsp>< sst l~-nos juice. corsbis<1 siss
lthaA, snt . hsrpi~~s - fssh elseru1
kz1n<ys -rt stln~4Is<< fher. % norrnaI
saisity % si>o n~ssraliz<s the s<s1s .
- t,s r-ins 80 IL ~ ionr~r lrri<as~s.
lk1s ss<ine klAd3<r <i.ur1>rs.
Ss1 ealhs h kagEi~us. is~rp~>x~s.
nHks . t>i-ehxf-1 e1<rv~ss~uf Ifkss-
uU39 1rfsk vkisk svesy1n1y shDulf ssSs 1
- 81 tk<s - k~p sk>is k51nsys -.
- svst1ine ssr5oD euuclinfioua =
q vsu knpvs b>snl 6r.GK1ss ssys = II
- ioes - ysk eol1s - 1s1ks vAs ksd,sV. II
? s~ssss.iag tt1nBy bvun1s vkils 4 = Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24

uou~ y you don't believe am the
man among th.~e candidates most
fiited FOR this office. donr vote for
me II soa want the right Sofl of
government, the rghi sort Of pariici
gA,iun IL this war un me part of this
state and Che right sort ~ after the
war government ami believe am
best fitted 70 see that you roi thcae
things Eco yese for me"
N fsfrsy made five speeches In
shN 'csn,ts Tuesday. including a
~fsf NJ sti ince,ing AZ Hohaf- To-
soni. wednesday viii be devoted
10 Conlanche county with Che big
meeting al iAwton Al night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24
ENROlls F0R Observation-Disclosures NIT VITAL
COURSE 1t ACE Of IS SPOT, SENATOR'S STOMACH

u costs more today to ilye In Wash
inr'cn than N New YORK. A beef
r'sak for t~n cant he had FOR laKa
than 500 at any butcher shop
a common piatc of SOUP COATS t~o
bits In the Senate restaurant. riEht
under tho Capltaa dome
Mere SENATOR'S. with only q aoo a
year salary ara eenplaining they cant
afford 10 eat ia their own restaurant.
though tho rules committee has
ckrhnd" the prices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody can Tell when you
Dssken Gray. Faded Hair
with Sage Tea.

GRANDMOTHER kses her hair hesasss.
fullY aafksnad. xlas~y ara attractive
with a hFww 10 naA~ fna and wusphur
Whenever h~s h@ls seeA on that DAFT.
fsdsA ~ ssfesksd appearance. this stsNs
pie nistnF~ ~ss applied with wanSss~
fpi eject ~ sshlnx ~ Any arWa
ssofs for "wyssh's ss~s. and ssiehas
t9mpvaut," yeu wiii xst . large he<.
Gle - thls aif time recipe. Impsssed
by the addliian ~ other tnursdisntA ~
f~AaY fu msN. "A ssfy little ro~s rhts
sitnple nistars esa be aspcnAsa apoN
% r~@sof- natural seisr sna beauty ~
the hais
A wail-knawa aewnsewn arusasss
Hars ev~fybaay ase~ wY@th's Maas aad
HUtphwf Conreunt naw tsesass u
daFksn. 80 naturally and sssalY that
nobody san teli n has hesn srelssdvr.
VI. ~ rasy ~ uas, tao Tau eimplv
dsmpra . ronth ~ sufs bvu9h asa
draw u Through FeaF hair. TAKING eae
strand ~ = tima NJ mcfntna me
sfss haif disappears after aaeshss
application ~ tea. " 10 Restored ~ 10
netuFsi eolps ard Is.ks sis~sy sets
and tssutlfnl fhts preparation 10 .
asiishtfnl toilet tsaui~is~ n 10 nat IN.
tended fvT the eaf~. midxssiaa - Dss~
vsniisn ~ disease
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24
EDUCATION

bdsc1;iou Is not gif 20 b. b.
s'cs-d n Is tropAey 20 be ~oa.
k1seeiio1 cnnprehea1s all TIA.
oo1r~s % snstrscsSun and disclpliae
rescA il intsn6ec 10 eslightea ,hc ua
c>-sxstinE oor-ecf the temper. cui-
usste the taste and form the manner
and hzbsts q sossh. and n then for
zse<uine< IL ihesr chosen s,zssons
A ocrrex visson of nfs's ultimate
ard infe-~<s n1s \. clearly seen -
az tie sssc~1fs % TIE sevensh sad
etxnrk grades n osr rusiic scn.oss
o. tssy ~fll csos> shesr efforts sor
rchcoi essczrfon
As eishsy p<r csnf % or soldsers
Do eirher e1sestion thzn the ek<hsh
c-s<>. s<s; nl.sf - the czu.ess
s~o~siar mzs - -runr -sth The
sceolz-s csrseaisn o. cor rss.tor.
Br>ve<r TIE z<es q twelve s,1 ssr
'>-r- 1zny 49, lz7zkss syrsn~ ~
~rszr their r'fB6s vA8ch nsa -
ssc~t sr-xbs o. si-~ ts~y .sH ie.4
tns yo1-h ssz.y Tie majority At
ta.< A. v<zs to 20 forh tao ~.
~ostd 70 - snd rszk< . nz-se f,r
sse-sstres. 10 kn,rf,r fhzf rkey
are p.yssczriy. infei,sr~r<Iy. ss-th.ss-
s.i1 at Dozlly ~ eou,uo<S sr<
gsah1s1 A< al fh> sr~-1urssri..
of ne thss theT ar fna tsss-s. upou
shs r-1.n- sp1e-s q thef- erfr~,e-
r.c-- p1Txsozi eas1z-s1a = lscHus-
ID al Int r-i<ass to fhe o~xzns q
s--s<so1 x,< z.so.zr s.< n<rsous
syz<@ 60 have q sssnf rz1r1 90
'n1sz lave sc~D1 z-< a r<z srxlres .
p1y->cA c7unk-sJ Tkk kza< & /.
psy<<r.i c~.z<a CA - xzs.-<
IAro.s2 . pssp~ syrfe. oc rynnss-
Ira s-A,s<zrs a.f . syssaw q r,u
l<<7 <-.<ns.< v1ks al sr.s--ts
5000 ssss 1x1as fb>x srboof r-~-
.< - Ia
f--sz>->,>; -ts1<<ioz cou>r~s~. ss 4
- ~. q Wa sse psv<ss = rhe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24

Nan Francisco. tals sa-~'sfs h never
too lasa to learn. says James /. Rob
iEson. elghsy.ei who aoon II to eegin
a oearse of mathematics ia che eA,en s
sion division 81 the University 6
California he holds the record 80
the eldest student ever enrolled and
wiN pursue bis ssud'Qa purely for re
creation he has been a mathema
tltai e, peit als his life
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24
MURRAY DENOTES l5 NM
UTEs T0WlR; T0POuTlCs
In whiriwind Trip Over the
Western Part cf State nsho-
mingc oage Il Winning
Votes and Fcllcwers
~ c n Adams


Hchsrs. lals a. Way. there are
act more sAsa haR aoxea Maray
aen in the hase.s Rahsssson
l~aaet ~loshsd a Murray sapgnTsef
iass as William " Marr~y ~As about
20 eegsa his speech al ceriell last
nixhi Mr. Murray salAei two solid
hoars and bod the tease siiea inn %
sesris see reepie who had iefx their
lssaes dafsng a liwhs rain In order 10
hear hsm Al the ccncsaxiea of the
spssceA u seemed that every man and
wnman waiteA IN shake hands with
him There are q whole lot mnre
Marray men here nov than there
we're two hours are State Senator
hillnes lokinxay remarked 10 theI
Robertson leader who made tho open
iax staiemens In this ie<ter. I'm
have 90 saznas that" was the rvpiy.
And Tuesday forenoon several came
60 Mr. Murray and volunteered their
sappofs iIuw can any man hVlp hut
be sor the thlnss Murray is fors" oac
mAn said
Mr. Murray dweds only hrssf'y an
state issues aud said little slson, What
ais opponents are repated TO b. sss
lng aa~ut hsm In fact flliy one hour
and forty five minutes of the two
hours wss devoted to one Of the
ahlcst discussions of the war and
walAt is essential 10 win II shst has
been gwen IN the State Of Oklahoma
I'm tell soa when this war ~ill be
over said Mr. Murray III win he
six Or eight months after there IL a
continual string of ships passing hack
and forth over the Atlantic, so clase
10 each other that the bow Of Sne can
be seen from the stern OF she other
~ the Way acr0sx ships laden WITH
men. munitions, food. all things that
src necessary for war and these ships
yuarded hy sufficient navy 10 keep
~ the G-s,osts. The ships mey be
vady another year and then wasn we
Isve that gigantic war machine that
se need an over therei, w.ll take
ime TO pa, :, together and time 10
earn just how to use Il and then oar
'oss WHO are lighting 10 railanlis 90 !
lay Will drive the Hun not Only bach !
nto Germany. hut ON throagh Ger. 4
any and out Of the civilized world !
be only danger u drive for peace !
hat may be accepted by lightly
people as being different |
rom the peace that ruined Russ a and
Italy No peace vale n +.
,hber has the spoils. no peace until
lonesncns has been made by lae as 4
asssn whose hands are still dripping /
Iith blood 4
Mr. Murray went into an able dis
assson of the preparedness tia, this
sun,ry should provide for liscif 10 :
ssure sis safety and respect for lts !
az Much danger ooufronts us AZ q
r the war i over Wen lick the Z
serlasiise dsyiights out Of Germany. !,
hen ~e are ready 10 do H.. hut We
ave duty 10 perform beyond that
'e duty 10 our coming generations
make the world a really safe place
which TO live Society mus, real
= Ste shortcomings and take warn
g througt the downfall o. Rome. for
e have been travelling mac, che
me pathway and the same doom
rats us " we are to IDLY Ief our
fcguards rust out when this war f.
er We mus, prepare. and prepare
The coming years In Tits nation
d sfaie are going 20 be moment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24

understanding arr "a lr davclopel
and improved. 60 b. acconiplisAel
snroagA scsenoa. classified As Pay
los. Gesologs. sinercloey. ceogr4ph,
zccloxy. Physiology. Anapmy An.
,hcpoaoes, ESAaology. Sociology. "
ononsr. Pnsycoiogy. Logic. Meta
physic-. Aesthetics. Ethics. LAngsags.
and Mathematics
Aesthetical ednsction may bc ac-
oomplisbed shra the arss--clAsslfies
as Architecsnre. Sculpture Painting.
Masic. Literature and Religion
The ethical educ~fix--Sss every
normal person has an inheren, fac
giiy. kno~n az the moral seaas }
Can b. obiainsJ through the roii-
Cons q the race. gathered from his
tory. constitutions. lay vkh a system
ef ethies. none better than the ter
commandments fisen By Moses. the
rrc~t hw-giver OF the Jewish race
As Il 10 said cs Mzsonr,. beautiful
systern q morality veiied in glory
add illustrated by symbols
As all 81 ~ nave met aud become
acquainted with men and women. ns-
isons a. sell. sho ~ere only educated
n one of these four departments.
scme N fso some IN three. bat very
'ew who VAS educated perfect. ply
slcsily. snieilectLAily. s.sthssicslly
md morally A ne have been told
yer and over ax4ln thar We must ed
.cz;s Or Ne mus, r-rssh
A chiid may - partially o. wholly
'-fscafe1 physically. infs'loctualiy 4
nc sssthetically and suil b. des;i-
ste - 20 = hish grade % morals
.noviedEe = no sirtne. bat Il u IN.
-eans 70 sirtae vl~tue II voluntary
etion secor1ing 70 III knowledge of
BE- rixhs.
Norzi iss j. erislztss h--
ho7iify y N recognition IN con
ucf q the riskis of other persons
. rnza ran becDme cfvsllred untn Ne
- ha1 = rnoral etuczfien. We have
ettnrie ~ > nafion today ~ko are
zhiF ><scztsd physiczily. sassiIecf-
.iiy zn1 estse;t<siiy. bss sncirilizc1
= hzrbzri>nz n rezzrs - snr sys.
<n of Dorsiits. con6neti<s she--
is~ - tsrszs rnirhf mae rrks.
<sirr tk< rsestion - rfzkf ard
'o>e 80 ~ rus.Isscrs ~ th~ cos,<i |,
e knps noth1ng sbest ne esseros !
rir1 - nsxfier. oriv t.os some I
hsir F~or-<sss and pro1sct - ne
tze q The eszrsrter ana 6isp,.i-
- q ~1~ <sS rzfiosz ,, fhelr act :
= n th< r&s. 3k1 p-s-~nt s,inxs ]
nn~ IL vcrt< b<r>n. has re rriii- :
y s>s<r q c>-n1ry sl-plzrsf - q
ser>. . .sy cviiIz~1 cns< - NOR q
sce< vksfsss,. psinr sh<fr e1s-
loo - bul1sr 70 <irszs DER m /.
@is<1 - bzyszrisn ~x-ssre -
D. sTEyESs ~ n q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24
Foa stcoLe-AcEp MEN sAo
MoMgN

he kieney's work day Ard nlgA; ,s
nhsr ant cast out from th@ h'oot
stream tmfurt.ies thst cxnse srAves
A1c psirs wher fermi,fed 10 remain
Y = cals rsfzrzi these important or
e&rs sno11 s1ov NJ and require ala
IN nsc1ls are Foley Kidney PTS heir
oFe-vcrset. tired and tisez.e6 Md
reys and hiatder.
sod Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24

~ hss son~y They miasisa vim ~
msm ~eFo I'M slssh~s ~ sAs wexhsv
ant vcaed w. w~~sl~a eut W s1{,sseo
en'y ~ish aifrieaity. /
The ~sr hs~, Ia shA sptnlsa ~ lhel
Authorities. .aanaaa sk~ aassh hasIi
81 sha small army whsrh aannsliys I
feAeesi 4 xs1lisa harvest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24

and other over-npe vegetables or
iralts often cause very serious Bowel
Trouble In hot weather. check Il ns
quickly a. POSSIBLE. Oct bottle of
GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
. safe and sure remedy fOf summer
Diarrhoess II ia just as effective fSr
Adgl.s a. for Children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24
ron CONSTIPATION AND III.
foUaMGan

si~a t~nn~s. tls tsh~r as.. M Al
t~nlns Fst. wyss~~ ~rwi~y rxiA4rais
fahlsts hsss pfav~n shs h~xi Insaiiv~
! have tsA~a AMI rseammsmi sAsm
~ suffeF~fs ffem es~tlpNtivn ~ M.
Eauane~s rhay should ~ ia every
fsavrllns Mas xflp~ Hsif~ss sieh
hsaaseisr. hlnAfinx ~ ethsr suaaisloa
naas~d nv had alx~sstan.
aWtt KveFywhsr~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24

In the 0ttest political fssht the
Republican parry o. New YORK State
has kro~n Tor several years. that be-
tween Governor Charles $. Whitman
and Attorney General Merton h
Lewis for the uomi nation for governor.
State Senator Theodore Douglas Rob
IA sos. a nephew 81 Colorei Roosevelt.
is manager far Lewis, aud William ".
Cccks hong = member az congress
ffom the coioscls own district. aud
hong his personal friend. y the man
sger fof Whitman. The colonel him
hell has no, taken sides
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24
rRoM A Jusrlct or rnu psAor

" II I'M ]. 7. nelrnlt. Tea
writes n used Foley kidney pills
and SAYS anhesltatinFly that OF all
have used they are the beat. and have
done the work where the re~t failed 2
harhAhe, rheumatic pains. sore mus
cies asiff points ana too frequent
bladder action are eymptoms OF Md,
nee ftouhle
Sold Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24
ETWER AT NGAlrA REs0Rrs
YAf6 WEAR

Increased expenses IN travelling ard
~ health resorts Will keep many hay
fever and asthma sufferers home this
SUMMER Foley's Honey and Tar 10 rsc
as satisfactory remedy
for hay fever and asthma II heals
and soothes. allays inflammation and
irritation. nnd eases the choking seu-
ssison
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24
OBEY cAInAKiT TABI[ETs

In same parts ~ Northern Arabis
the hills are 80 well stocked with
boom that no w,oner archives placed
than they are occupied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24

The Japanese have many curious
superiiilons about animals, the chief
Amnnx which Il their belief In the Ku
pernatufai power ~ foxes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24

~ seasssff gsy wsst o. - me
Capital CITY sasiasss cassss~ ~
Fail sehetsssnls ~ tsassv sssl~A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24

~ nyai use Htsafkyt~ MMds ne~A
siKas Furd ss.zN~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24

fhe tafa shoe department has
anmeshems W asFsr ywa a~~ wsdn~~
deY Htshts ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24
Fat People
OF Guthrie

Become slender, gracefully. gently
happily A. the drugrlsts got q small
box of oil of korein. Follow easy ~.
fociions " yoa ~ant 60 lose 10 10 o.
pounds enperfluoun. hurdennomc fat
and l"ngthen your life Abaomioly
safe The only guaranteed weight
reducing treatment Endorsed BY ply.
slclans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-24

tNp'asaes are esa.s ~~vs ~ vAaA1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28

Apollo club. not in full membership but
with a fair sized number. sang national
and patriotic songs under the leader
ship Of Professor McIntrc.
Train Leaves Late.
The train departed about twenty min
mcS late, leaving the station about
10 50. The band played "Oycr There"
and thousands took mp the chorus, sing
ing it Justify as the long coaches slow
~ moved ont OF the station.
J. H. Smith, passenger agent, was
successful IN his efforts to eliminate
all train noises while Doctor Roach was
speaking He also exercised e4traor-
dnary caution in diSpatchng one pas
,cngcr train and making up and taking
the troop train out, without any per
son N the enormous crowd getting
hurt.
The train carrying the recruits is to
run on the tmecard OF first-class
passenger train and ought to reach San
Antonio about a. m. tomorrow
One Of the most unusual souvenirs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-28

wear little tri-color ribbon badges and
such badges were also given TO their
friends and relatives so that the rallied
in enclosure inside the little park
should be for the boys and their rcla-
tlveS, This rule was pretty much dis
regarded for the reason there was no
one to enforce it. Chief Nichols and
four able officers were on hand to do
the best they could but they were, OF
course lost IN the crowd of 1000 pco-
pie. The crowd was Subducd, orderly
and kindly and good order prevailed
There were more cheers than tears this
time.
II was evidently much appreciated
that the police were able to shut out all
kinds Of vchcular traffic from Santa
Fc street and this was something that
helped the crowd to handle itself cas-
lily,
Program Carried Out.
The short program designed by the
city committee was started at Q As and
followed and carried out just as it had
been planned A pickcd-up band Of
about 20 pieces under the leadership Of
Robert r. Flynn, came TO the station
playing and although il was noticed
that most of the men in this band were
middle aged and elderly, they climbed
briSkly over the iron railing of the
park and no musician lost note The
crowd was surprised 10 notice that
several business men OF the city not
generally known to he musicians had
volunteered their services to help the
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OF TEARS MARK
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he appointed ten captains instead Of
the customary captain and leutcnants,
Each captain had charge OF the tickets
and baggage for ten men.
Men Get Comfort Kits.
The men had received their comfort
kits from the cantecn workers pf the
Red Cross yesterday so II took but a
short time for the necessary business
10 be transacted at the office OF the
boards One good thing this morning
was that not many relatives and friends
OF the boys crowded up into city hail
and into the small offices OF the boards
N impede the business to be done there
The men left the offices of their boards
IN single file and as they passed down
the stairs the Red Cross women gave
each man a stamped postcard for him
10 register certain personal information
about himself on, and mail back to the
civilian relief department OF the Red
Cross, this in order that the depart
tnent can attend to different matters
and business for the soldier in his alb
sence from his home.
Lively Scene at Station.
The scene at the station was a bril-
liant and lively one Few persons car
ried flags One elderly man, apparent
H on his own hook, came to the little
park at the north of the station and
climbed inside on the greenSward car
rying tall pole with large American
flag on IL He brought inspiring and
thoughtful color TO the scene
A rule had been established that all
the boys who were 10 entrain were to
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band ont. Among such were Edward
X. MckiWiCk, manager Of the Carhaft
Motor company and Frank Houston.
MANAGE the SkUlu IN their shirt
sleeves. getting melody out of two
lrombourS
After band selection, a, 9.4s o'clock.
Dr. l. Frank Roach spoke His
roStrum was a furniture motor truck
which had been run onto the station
platform so that he faced the boys and
the relatives The band and Apollo
club were assembled in the railroad sta
ton park
No Time for Tears.
This, ] Considcr the greatest hour
our city has ever known" began DR..
Roach "You should know that the
hearts of our 100000 citizens are out
here with YOU Thi, is not an hour
or morning for tears. We have not
come here 10 cry over you. There is
that same Joy and courage in our
hearts We know there must be in your
hearts
"And having a warm place in the
heart Of our nation is the ideal OF
democracy Democracy m America
means the brotherhood and kindlucss
one man must feel for his ncighbor
! repeat to you that this is not the hour
for sobbng Young men of Oklahoma
county this event is as il YOU had been
called here for your coronation.
"Nou leave here on a great and
glorious journey Just YOU think Of it,