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Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-23
GREAT OAKLAND
 ROADSTER FEAT

MT. Robert Daro of New York City route to Los Angeles. MT. Daro made the trip through in an Oakland roadster and after going 9,9S7 miles, reached Phoenix with New York air in two of his tires, same never hay ing been changed.
 I really started on my journey from Detroit,' said MT. Daro, in commenting upon his successful trip in the Oakland q left Detroit on March the first and drove through the worst kind of weather to New York, and left New York in May, coming by way of Niagara, then down to New Orleans, up to Hous- ton and from there into Bisbee, GOV ering several thousand miles by jumping from one city to another the ordinary traveller would not cover
 When asked what he thought of the Oakland car for cross country trips, MT. Dare said: Gentlemen, it is impossible. to find words to ex press what a great little car the Oakland is for any kind of work: have bought recently two rear tires for my car, but the front tires as you can see are good for several thousand miles yet, and still have the same air I got in New York ir May in them. For gasoline consump tion, over the entire trip, l kept a careful record, and my grand aver age has been 1912 miles to the gal Ion. The car has positively never been in a shop for repair except fol grease and for the replacement oi
 one spring I drove this Oakland 1T
 zero weather. and on the coldest
 mornings, she was always ready tC
 go and has never one time failed me yet"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-23
TIRES NOT IN USE; MEANS
 NORE MILEAGE

Give your tires a rest. They pay you for it. This is the best oppor- tunity you have to prolong their life in miles,"
 Asked how tires might be rested Ed Simmons, of the COchise Motor | Co.,, dealer ill Fisk tires in the War ren district, said the simplest way was to jack the car up at night or any time when not in use.
 Many people are in the habit of lacking their cars during the winter season if they are not driving. This practice is excellent but it should be carried still further. The tires should be lifted from the floor if only for a few hours. The opera tion requires but a few minutes es- pecially with the use of the wheel jack built for this purpose. This also prevents the tires from being harmed by the oil on the floor of the garage.
 'The strain on the tires of a car not in motion is very great The weight of the car is concentrated on a single spot. It is much the same as the strain person feels if he must stand long in single place. One set of muscles is forced to bear the burden which would not be felt if the person were walking because the strain would be distributed
 Many motorists have already learned that jacks are cheaper than tires. The few minutes spent in raising the car at night will be made up in the time spent making tire repairs by the roadside"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-23
No Gas Needed In
 Case of This Kind

Dick drained out his flivver early last fall, and locked it in the new garage on the neighboring lot where he was building a bungalow for his bride to be. When the house was completed he brought to it the girl ishest. honestest-eyed little darling ever rescued from the grime of the city to breathe the fresh air of Bisbee.
 One Saturday afternoon in early spring he decided to see if Lizzie were in good trim. Mrs. Dick was an interested spectator of his opera tions from the dining room window. He believed there was enough gaso- line in the carburetor to run her out, and tried it. She backed out all right Then he wondered if there were not enough to run her in. There was. Satisfied, he got out and walked to the door where he met an excited young thing who ex- i claimed:
 'T thought you said you had drain i ed out all the water and gasoline last fall How did you make it run out, and then in?"
 Don't you know that Ford will run on it's reputation?" he queried. | With big, round eyes wide open she looked up at him frankly for g second, then in a low, confidential i. voice answered.
 Why, do you know, Dick. I al ways before thought that was { t; ;zl
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-23

grade.
 With the autoist, his grades are many times greater in number and by no means as easy, most general ly more dangerous, and the car, in most instances, is in the hands of one less experienced, and yet, how few get the habit of regular brake inspection, which should be as ire Quent as that of battery. If your battery does not function, it is an- moving, but if your brakes do not work, it is dangerous.
 The chart below which the Phelps Dodge Mercantile Go. procured will aid you in determining to some de gree the efficiency of your braking facilities.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-23
Thieves Plague In
 Texas Oil Fields

FL PASO, Nov. 22.-Thieves in the Wichita county, Texas, oil fields have become such plague that the Wichita Falls Producers and Refin- CTS association is out with a stand ing reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction Of each thief and is putting detectives in the fields to ferret out there miscreants. The executive committee and repre- sentatives of the sheriff's office were in the field last week to es- tablish headquarters to be used join ly in this, work. It has long been their backs on portable tool for fear of the oil field thieves.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-23
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Quickly Based By Penetrating
 HamIin's Wizard OH .

A safe and harmless preparation to relieve the pains of Rheumatism. Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil It penetratea quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff aching joints and muscles.
 You will find almost daily uses for 1t in cases of sudden mishaps or ac- cidents such as sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings. Just as re- liable, too, for earache, toothache. croup and collie.
 Get it from druggists for 90 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back
 Ever constipated sor have sick headache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents. Guaranteed
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-23

Only a tire of the highest quality could possibly earn such an introduction. And MT. Oldfield values your good will; he would never risk losing it by stnnding sponsor for any tire but the very best. We add our own recommendation to his, and we, too, cherish your good will and friendship.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-23

Rudolph Gang, Grand theater, No vember 24, 8:3O p. m. Change Musi- cal Events Course ticket for Reserve seats todayg at Reynolds Music Shop. Notice change in date from Novem- Der 2S to 24. 15S4-11-22
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-23

WANTED-Boys to sell papers on the streets. Lots of boys are making big money on the streets every morning by a few hours selling The Bisbee Daily Review. The paper IS ready for you from a. m. "The early bird catches the worm"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-23
M C. HIGH
 For Sale

12-Room modern house, furnished. Tombstone canyon on car line; a bargain. Rents for S100.00; S2.O00 cash, bal. easy terms.
 3-Room house, sleeping porch. completely furnished. Cochise. $60000 cash, bal. terms. 4-Room modern house, sleeping porch. Mason hill; $1,000 cash, bal. terms.
 6-Room house Adams addition, $90000, terms.
 6-Room house, Jigserville, $6OO.OO cash, bal. easy.
 15-Room house completely furnish ed. house full. S75OOO cash, bal. terms. 4-Room house, Jiggerville; cash $25000, bal. terms.
 l 3-Room. 1 Broom house, IS acres AZ bearing trees. Garage. chicken houses, near Bisbee; running wat CT. $S0000 cash, bal. terms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13
State Millers Hold
Second Annual Meet
Here on June Third

Members % the New Mexico Mriers
a~sEuriafion Will 2 IN Albuquerque
a, , O'Clock. Tuesday June . FOR the
ncrond annual meeting OF the organi-
Etiion. In addition 90 the election OF
Officers. the = is 4 vast AMOUNT o. I'M
portant discussion in regard 70 wheat
prices and other topics vital TO the
mining business
OF prime Importance IL the relation
~ the mlliinf Industry Of the govern.
ments guaranteed price on wheat n
possible, a representative OF the food
administration viii he here 20 state
the policy Of h administration.
The mliiers themselves will DISCUSS
methods OF raising the wheat produc-
ton In this state and will consider
some Of the problems SUR TO come w
In the reconstrucuon period. An at
tempt 10 hetng made 10 secure "a iarrs
representation FROM all parts OF M
STATE IN order that closer cooperation
may follow IN the coming year.
Tentative plans include the opening
Of the convention at , o'clock On
Tuesday morning Va the Y. " &. 4.
building Conferences Will follow dur.
ing the day. A banquet Will be held.
possibly at the AiNarado hotel "a s
o'clock Tuesday evening al which time
various speeches viii be- EiNonf n IL
planned 10 complete the entire bust
ners IN "a single day. Robert 4. Put.
neY OF Albuquerque ~ sccretnry-trens-
urer ana iH completing Arrangements
for n convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13
<. OF c. ADOPTS NEW
SLOGAN FOR Use IN
GERMANY BY CASEYS'
Don't Thank Us, Thank the Boy
Back Home" Is What X. Of Q
Workers Keep Repeating &c
Our Boys Now in Rhine.land

Edward y Mcgrath OF Norihamp-
ton. Mass. Is. 81 e. secretary Who
saw yecman srrtice With tho aruiy
90 occupation IN the thiurluud. re-
turned TO the United Sutes leaving
q reputation both behind and before
him A. the author ~ tbs new SLOGAN
which X Of e. WORKERS uro u-inr iu
Ger ans
Il has been the duty Of *. Of e.
men in Ocrmany 10 distribute large
Quantities of creature comforts tu tho
men Their are many llttip Injuries
which h boys efu purchase i tho
tuhieuE Ntufea. uutahiN icon rruaaHs
aud Officers helmets nut good. old
American chewing gum, chocolate,
hard candy ana sn forth are uui iu he
bought with money ln Germany Ho
the knights supply Thorn tree
Iht unuEhhuN lH the most rfNtsful
uf men when uuithiur be- doesn't ~.
beet Is done Cor him After che IS OF
q, secretaries distributed candy and
smokes 20 the hots thrN would hu
overwhelmed with short. sincere
speeches - thanks from tup-sef.
Eeunta enthusiastic |cnrpurtiH and
pleased prlNutrE To- MCNirtth who
o. a modest fellow following thf strict
X 81 e. rule IT going his duff with.
out fuss ~ feathers, thif warm
gftutude was rather embarrassing sn
called upon one day tn respond 600
the remarks 81 H company srukrs
man who had eluuuenfIN thanked the
~ nights Tor sendiuE o. truchlUId of
sond eats Co the OUTFIT McgrIfh Hru.s
o. said quite s%uDrInrtlt 'Uuuf
thank as thank the folk nack home
~ that tpltumlErd the HpIUf 100
Which the Is 81 a. renders thc srr.
vice o. the men ben service A. was iu.
s~ftntaneuuslf adopted auu H now
Ecucfally employed hf the
Uftrsrak
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13

Santa Pc recorded only 20 percent
81 the possible sunshine during he
month. ur 42a hours, nnd there were
onii ~ days with iH percent or more
OF the possible amuuui Roswell ON
the other hand recorded 20 percent
ui the possible sunshine aud hnd 20
dayH with 80 percent 90 more ~ the
possible amount For the state Hs H
whule there Wert ft clear days. mine
psfil, cloudy ald siN cloudy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13
Auto Races Planned
BY Auto Men to Be
Held Memorial Day

Headed Dr. a twenty mile sweep
stake race ihc i've numbers booked
for the Memorial dsy auto speed
classic ~ the Albuquerque r%prrdwHy
will Boz. the Huappiest event 49, The
kind ever held tn New Mexico The
hlE rnrr program D. 60 De- bold under
the auspices 90 the Albuquerque Auto
mobile Trades association ana viii
mark the formal opening of the nov
mile track uu the mcsa nelf the uni-
ttrHltf.
500 purse viii h' tho prize for
Toe sHtrusfHks race Thls Will he
dNid,d two WHAs the first prize be-
INK @ but ten cars wll bee allowed
Co eutrr fug the rarp.
other cveuts Included iu tht pro-
lran tre o. five mile stock car race
o. nte-miip contest Tor IOrdfi H tru-
Wll~ free-fof-Hll uuu 90 five. mile aur
t.-uIrulans exhibition
N nHfher WIN has Sue rssiullt
managed the two lurrtst ,uto shows
ever hold boz the Snuthwrst tlc 1913
Albuquerque ana ~ tfnsn exhibitions.
Hnd clyde TinElry Will have charge
Of the program. Entries will hr iIst'
ed with v w. uli=. secretary uf tho
lasniiutiun Nm udmlnaIuu frH 81 ift,
rents VIII hc 'hHrEod fnt the entire
race exhibition
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13
TnI.AT ~ nnIGm.

This aupiisH 10 all garden Insects.
for zone ~ them are thcrr with 900
honest purpose. SAYS the National Mlf
Garden Commission in iH nullrtIu Geo..
dut. o. % discover that ou" or moro
hills or NpuT Ctntuloupes are Infested
with plant lice the unl, Trims "a do Be-
TO pull the plants up aud rurrN them
or and hurn them Sat Boz doiul -
o should put them Iu % light rr
reptacle Of some kind su thut none ul
the lice drop OF and get ON Other
plants Tor they viii multipl, rapidly
and you Will hate past of your uEht
over again
A. for squash hugs % thoN hvgiu tl
suck sap until their skins hurst sprHt
the oanteluupc vines with nicotine
Hulphute. soap aud water Ola squash
huFt CIn bee tapped under pieces of
board PLAYED ueur the plants The,
will hide ne uight uudcr These boards
and ma be- killed m tho morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13
Unexpected Return Of
Son Gives Mother Joy
Shock. Unable to Talk


Mr. Elvlru chnves received a
eloyml surprise but a tremendous I
shock a icw DAYS ago whom she
unexpectedly met her son Thom-
a. ~ the train. Thomas 2. Cnnt-
e. ltoth ombulance Co. fIfth
sanitary train A. NJ ~ had bccn
IN the service since MAY. 1917.
~ a always written hln moth I
~ fc4ularly until last January,
= anc Mrs chavcs had % heard I
. from him since Jan. q 1919. In I
= qulrlca had been made ~ the .
local r. 4. home service Office TO
the bureau OF communications I
2 and . letter 10 the adlutani zen t,
erai had Just been wriitcn.
Mrs Chavez very much de- I
. pressed had Just gone 10 the
= santn Fe station 10 look tor work
= reaching there Just - q morning
= train vas puliine IN. when n
y INV her o get Off the tfain. I
= frlendH who were with her nay I
= that while she dld not fall. she I
y could not wulk. and was almost I
= prostTafed with her Joy. S11e Z
= nns unable 10 TALK or ssy o word Z
y Ter hours afterwards, and when Z
= abe and her son visited the ". +. Z
= ofice could only weep Tears z
3 aireamed down her face. hut new =
y ertholraa her ~exprraAion showed :
, her happiness chaVrs wns try. =
3 lnR 70 explain abr he had not .
, n ritten. but she no longer cared .
, u neenla that many OF tho hots =
\ were told hY the.r commanding =
, officers that they need not write =
B AZ thsy would be home before n =
, letter could be received chaNes .
, N ~rufferina from some eve .
, trouble ~ q result OF being Eas.- .
y Ell ana will not " abb 20 WORK .
; for some time tie has applied .
} for compensation. :
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13
Hotel Question Is
To Be Discussed BY
c. of c. Directors

WAYS and mcfulH Cor tlt establish
mcnt OF the proposed ucw tutrl fuI
Albuquerque vii be- discussed thi
evening az o'clock VIXEN the direct
ora OF tho Chamber OF Gowmrtt, Will
meet with the City real estate mon
Several Important phases of iNH
hutol question will De- taken up Hrl
10 lH quite probable that che meeting
will result in a more iefirit" uilr Hi.
inE adopted for securing ON, mNru
needed addiHoupl hotel space
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13
Shriners to Go to
Ration and Gallup
Decided at Smoker

~ "a shrine mcctiug liHf uiEnf fufI
Arrangements we're made tor /. tup tu
Ration 20 be- made on iunt s1rd Nh
a large class. 81 prahnhlf 100 mamhs
viii be taken into the shrine o. wac
also decided to 50 to Gallup = A.
ON sept a. fur the ceremonial of tn-
ltiuting another claHt The busInss
meeting OF %. Shrine WIS followed hy
q supper and r. smoker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13
spficig Brunil Glutlrts

All OF our regular customers will be glad to
know that we are ready for Spring. To those
OF you who are our prospective customers we
call attention to this fact and assure you that
our business policy requires that every pur-
chaser must be satisfied.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13
lsI3lMlAl5S
It's good business to
wear the kind
of clothing we offer

The busy world sizes a man up at first glance
its a case of the first impression being the
most lasting one.
This fact is being recognized more and more
every day. Clothes are one of any man most
valuable assets especially
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
Dpp1in118
6r cMas.z cMszf 9. Mason N
EATING TOO MUCH.

WE eat too much. the doc insists:
w we're chewing things all dly:
We must reform. he wot, and
wi''s 90 thcrell b. Hank TO pay.
Some times read him a, run. lie
throws m me a scare. aud remark
III haNct'p Shun the gorgeous bill
ot fare | dnbt me no, the doc IS
rlght his words are Spiced with truth;
and now. Ike some old archofltc III
live awhile. N soo,h" cut on, all
the JUICY steaks, the rich imported
cheese ] S'd'tcpS luscious pes and
cakes and live On hran and peas Ny
wiiSt measure every morn 10 see II
| have shruuk, and then ! 'augh In.
doc 10 ScOrn, and call his wisdom
bunk For am bigger than | was
my gir'h is simply great: the slckly
maShe', soups and SlawS have added
TO my weight And am feeling like
an owl that's moulted ou, OF time: ]
lean against the fence and howl. and
call the doc a cripc. I, may he diet.
ing is good for those II doesn't harm;
but ! am done with shredded wood
and hayse,d from the farm. III cat
good grub and il die the coroner
Will find my system full OF cak and
pie, not hay and numnkin rind.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
CALL FOR MIR. HuCKlNs.

Editor Don't Worry There's a man
in th, town that's cuIovng a rcpu
D,,uu hc lucut deserve Nhdk.
Sands w,t. Joe IIu.kln, They'll tell
sou that Joe operate, a metropolitan
hotel II aini ,o. /, am, 50 'hi:
Is. II metropolitan is the other name
tpr New York, which same It IS
FrcXlmp'c. as Flh.rt Hubbard used
q say YOU can huy half a grape
iuit IN any maulcurcd hotel IN
NNawk Tor bO cents. but Joe lluCk
ms viii toss YOU cat a hundred per
cen, orange. rn casserole an naturrl
for fifteen cents, That sort OF Stuii
cheaper, Hustler Ioc'S caranvcrSary.
Why even cur iruit stands charge 2
nickel for the same orange that Joe
lets YOU have ior the raltry. but better
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
LukSMeLukc Say,

Some husbands are .o hernerLcd
tina, they would rather eat a had ecg
Tor breakfast than take chance ON
telling Friend Wife that she didn't
know what Size was dong when she
houph, the egg
Marriage ,s something ,b,, turn, a
Perfect 70 into a Middle Aged Soread
and turns Golden Tre,cs INTO pla,n
Red Hair
A woman always means vha, she
.,,s vLc, .L, ,,,.. :, n,, IN ~,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
LdakRMI14e
His Column
(oONZtE /Dyo
Short.
By BRIGGS

Short.
Though paradoXicai this song,
II may provoke "A snort
To know that when your face Is long
II shows that you are snort
Huh
Don't YOU think tha, Mr. Sappe is
m entertaining conycrsltlonalist,'
said Mis-, Peach.
"lS he" asked Mr.. Crabbe.
oh my yes" replied Mss Peach
"lIc lets you do all the talking"
No Joke.
Don't cuss the wealthy men you see,
Don't rave ard throw ut:
We'd all be millionnircs II We
Gould get away with H.
Help!
. Of course, the man didn't mean il
that way But ii we lived in IIp,on,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
Ho, ihml

All sorts of people throng this land
And strive to get the mon.
A few Of w htn doing. and
The rest are being done
Luke McLuke.
Alas 10 bedrock am down.
I'm not Of those who DO
And. though | have been done 1ul,s
brown.
I'm surely feeling blue.
Newark Advocate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
WeIl De Prepared, George.
lIiOustun pust)

From Burt Hull: Il read your no
ticc to ukc McLuke regarding Gen
cral y. b Buck Righ, here in Hous-
ton, at 23lI RunnelS we have a gro
Ger named b B. BOBB. He come,
pretty near being a swarm Of Rs"
Take notice, Luke, and have a hive
ready Brother i. Il. BoBB is com
tpu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
TELLING OUR SECRET.

O n Nub which &, pa,rnly soft
Is the column nuns. who with n
dash
Types gu,ps which are FREQ. very OF,
hut he never divides up the cash
II e. X
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

Harry IIoNsrd write, TO tip lis Of
'o the fact that il We need any paint.
ing done in the Club ,hl, Spring l.
May Dobs'm live, IN Hamilton. Ohio
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
TIE GODS AND US.

mpyhap.
i'lt they don't grind daily rhymes
Tie mills NJ the gods have "a perfect
Hnap,
Compared with the Mills OF the
Times
q "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

Incidentally, this ought to be a
good time for a camel to start a
correspondence school or some
thing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

Maine We doubt II we would 40 near
the soda fountain that is advertised by
us proprietor ,husly:
When you patfunlIr our soda iOun'
tain with your girl you Kill two birds
with one stone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
pnnf Old Paw

Willie Paw, why ha, giraffe
'r,h q long neck
Paw Because i, would Naryc Il il
couldn't eat from the top, ~ the
trees, ms ,lu. Nature IN her wisdom
iorc1w lhi, and gave the giraffe a
long neck
Willie But why DID Nature nal G
the tree, go high that the giraffe
would need such a long neck
Paw You DO your night work
young man. I'm busy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
NATURAL HISTORY.

Why does the English sparrow,
Which never leaned 10 slug.
Just stliN around and harrow
our nerves from Hll TO spring?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

W" had q new rooster. unnamed
Whose Iiumds" just naturally famed
said 'EOlshc,lk
And not Tom of Dick,
win suit cause he's red and un,smcl
! \. II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

conscience makes towards Of Us
all' observed the Sage
Conscience Is a funny name iof q
wife, commented the Fool.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

The widespread search for ex-
citement probably meta the largest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

While finding substitutes saloons exercising certain ncr,
there those who concerned finding
iIloons stock in trade which nearing exhaustion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
Fifteen Year. Ago.

Mrs . { Gdbeut entertained
lew iucud, informally yesterday al.
tcfnOon
Ben 7 Davis, livestock agent ior the
Rock la'ard, IS N ShaYnc. today
Sheriff Mike O'Hrcn and loe Bur.
nett have resumed from Lansing,
kan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

Even this distance from Missouri there many
that British drghie said he capable OF trip the ocean
before they believe all they have about il.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

Deror,ng rcgn w leaders and other agator' should help
but better plan would he keep them place Ih
variety, which can't hc shut might he shut up