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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18

TREATMENT
OF DISEASE
Based on Scientific Principles

The very best thought Of the age
ha, been given 20 making humanity
better physically. Some OF IS et.
'oI may have been selfish. Men who
have devoted Their energies and
brain, TO the conQucring OF disease
may sayc been inspired or Stimulated
by personal ambition. On the other
hand We all know that great labor
atorlc> have been established for ex-
perImcn,al and research work with
out though, OF personal gain. Scien-
tSts know that no one medicine or
one discovery can be a panacea for
all Ills.
The curing Of disease must first
depend on accurate dlagnos,ic abil-
ity or in other words that ability to
positively determine what is wrong
with any individual.
Following this, wonderful strides
have hecn made in the effort TO assist
mankind to become normal, healthy
beings Perhaps the creates, accom-
pllshment has been through the dis
coverles and uses OF ln'rayenous So
luiions (dlrec, to the blood s,ream)
me,hrd dS and the knowledge and use
of setums, bacterinS, etc.
More has been accomplished By
these methods in the treatment, Of
so-called in'urable diseases within
the last half dozen wears than has
practically been attained during the
previous two decade.
The remarkable success OF the In
ter-St1,e Doctors has been brough,
about by their knowledge and use OF
all the latest OF these discoveries.
For instance, Acne Nulgaris in the
mature individuals is one OF the most
dliiicul, Of conditions to treat Mrs.
Helen Crooker writes as follows.
Coiieyyllle, Kan, Feb II, 1917.
u suffered from most severe case
OF acne Ny face became so notice
able that ! was forced 10 qul, my po-
si,lon | had taken quite a lot. o.
treatment from different doctok
was constantly getting worse
gan treatment with the ,ntsF' State
Doctor. November II, 1910, and am
glad to say am slmoS, well | can
conscien,iously refer any sufferer to
the Interstate Doctors
MRS HELEN CROKER.
"9i2 West llth ST.
"Coiieyville, Kan,
The Inter State Doctors have made
special study Of all intrsvenous (di-
rect TO the blood s,ream) methods
They combine with other forces Of ma
ture all the known scruns and bac-
terms; this they guarantee to be
genuine.
Not the lcaS, of their success Is due
to their facilities for examination
and correct diagnosis. Thousands OF
men have been relieved from the EN-.
barraSSment OF Some hidden disease.
Many hopeless moS'ers have escaped
the surgeons ,iie through their
methods OF treatment,
lHr diseases treated by the Inter
state Doctors are all chonic dis
ease, ai 'N" blood. nerves, kidneys,
liver aud stomach, including ca,arrh,
rheumatism, constipation, nervous.
ness loss Of nerve force. goi,re. gall
stones, diseases OF women and dis
eases Of men.
Their offices are located on the
9Th floor OF the lIerskowi,z buildiaa
lheir hours are. week days. 900
to sN evening, 200 to 800, Sun
uay'' ~ TO IL only. tAdv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
PEACE CONFERENCE
TO LONDON, REPORT

PARIS, Sept. lS-Ihis mornings
newspapers speculate on the posi-
bllIty OF the peace conference being
transferred to London.
Premier Lloyd George OF Grea,
Britain is said to have urged the
change on the ground ,ha, his eoun-
try is the ono most interested in the
future status OF the Turkish empire,
the consideration OF which is the
principal work remaining before the
conference.
Some journals anticipated virtual
dissolution of the conference. the
work OF which may be succeeded by
negotiations between the different
foreign offices.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
Heal SKIN Diseases

II is unnecessary for you to suffer
Tlthecaema. blotches, ringworm, ,rashes
and similar skin troubles Zemo, OBJ
tanned a any drug store Tor 35c, or
$l.W for extra large brittle, and prompt
ly applied will usually give instan rciiei
from itching torture Il cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases
Zemc Is wonderful penetrating,
disappearing liquid and 10 soothing tc
the most delicate skin II IL nol greasy
V aassl, applied and oosts LITTLE Get
Z today and save Ill further distress,
ns9 " Rose 20 Cleveland. O
(Advertisement)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
Mine WORKERS
REMAIN SILENT
As TO LEAGUE
Favorable Resolutions Tabled
After Debate,

CLEVELAND, O., Sept. lS--The
United Mine Workers Of America re-
fused TO-DAY 10 so on record on the
league of nations
Two resolutions jn1orsng the
treaty Of Versatile, and the league
were reported by the resolutions COM
mittec iayorah'y iudorsed
Socialist members OF the conven-
tion Immediately opened lire on the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
Chamber commlt,s. to M.,,-

Tho matters of publicity and invita-
TONS viii be taken up 10y the lunchroom
subcommittee OF the Chamber Of Com
mrtre, ht luncheon tc he held In the
lip"kins hcttl at noon today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
Assault Chsrge, Dismissed,

Assault charges against Frank Ucnd
rlckNA were dismissed this morning IN
the justice court ~ 4 W New lhiams.
l!ondrirks wns alleged 10 have torn the
clothing of two fourteen year old girls
after inviting them 10 ride In his auto
mobile about two weeks ago. The
charges were brought by fathers Of the
girls, wllo refused TO prosecute.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
Seven Railroad
Bridges Are Out

HOUSTON IeNas sept IS
Seven Southern Pacific railway
bridges west az Laugr, Texas. have
been washed ou, by high waters Of
the Rio Grande and other west Tex
as streams resulting from rcccn,
heavy rains, i, was anuoNlccd a, the
company general offices here today
Traffic will be suspended until Sat.
arday. il was sald.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18

Members Of the oklahoma Aero club
VIII i1e tonight At n dinner nt the
.iIuck.ns- hpteij to talk over arrange
ncnts for the dance 10 be given hy the
clht duriug October
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
INDIAN LAND CASE
STILL ON IN COURT

VI I PAYNE, the man who pur-
chased land from Ed Baker. follow
ing Bakers alleged irregular ac-
quiring OF the land from It's Indian
owner, Short Nose ir.. was the prin-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18

RoHr,uus Interested lu the hoy survey
.f oklahoma Ciiy which is 70 begin
soon win meet pt the Chamber OF
Commerce at s o'clock tonight to hear
George " Curtis outline the hopes
vt the survey committee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18

Notice its firm texture at
supper tonight. No crumb-
ling when sliced. Takes
butter evenly. Machine
wrapped in alright enclos-
ures of waxed paper. Groc-
ers have it fresh twice
daily. The supper loaf is on
sale at 5 p. m.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18

Twelve hrnd Of Hereford cattle be
'.urmg TO Harry Hart livestock raiser
living urar Ukwulgry have arrived 70
Nr exhibited at the state hlr Four
,fe bulls bnd eight are COWS All are
Oklahoma born and raised.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
American Legion Meets.

The american Legion met at n luuyl.
con mis- noon. at the Colrord cafeteria
Report ot tho various committees Hp.
pointed Ia repressnt the American I,-
glon on Friday. ceptembcr aG were rr-
celted THE number Of members now
totals aun In the drive for 1000 An
members viii wear badges instead Of
uniforms IN Wilson day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
pERU'S PRESIDENT
MURDERED, REPORT

WASHINGTON. sept ~ 4, the
pfrpvian embassy today y was stated
'hxt no dispatches had been received
from Lima indicating that President
LeRuia was a,assinated yesterday a.
'eported in Santiago, Chile.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
Man Pleads Not Guilty.

Virgil Smith pleaded not guilty iu dis
tuct court this morning when artHiguul
.u charges Of stealing 96i sacks from
Norris y Co. during August Bond was
fixed gt $500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
Navy Accepts Three.

Three men wsro accepted at the navy
recruiting station Thursday morning
Charlie W. Coo, Bradley. okla; II. y.
Milford, Ladonia. Texas, and H. Il.
Eyles. Conlaa,e, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18

Don w Wyhc. who spent 81 months
IN France, spoke today before the ki
wants club nt the Huckns hotel pu
The War and Your Next Door Neirl.
bor' A. T., Eestinnd also delivered o
gSkort talk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
WILD BEASTS.

You never would dream that lion
With a collar OF whiskery hsit
And mouth fun OF teeth lies in hiding beneath
That plush covered library chair;
Nor yet that great anaconda
Is coed in the velvety gloom
All ready to spring on the first living thing
That tries TO get out OF the room
You'd never suppose that leopard
Whose morals are black to the core,
Is lying in wait, both eyes blazing hate
Righ, out by the dining door
You'd hardly believe that grirIly
Who'll eat up boy at bite.
Is watching up stairs for the youngser who dares
To venture up there IN the night
You wouldn't suspect that cobra
who is nearly eleven feet tall
And has fangs like spear has been hoyeIing neat,
In fact by the clock in the hall
Nor think that a horrid hyena
Is crouching right there in the gta,s
With death dealing paw and long hungry Jaw,
Just yeafning to settle your fate
And yet they are all in the shadows,
And will bite the first person TO stir,
| well am aware that the whole tribe are there
For little boy told me they were,
And that, without doubt, is the reason
That he stubbornly shakes his small head
And whispers: Come too" when the sand man Is due
And its time TO be tucked into bed!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18

cipal witness in the case Of the
United States vs.. Ed Baker in fed
eral court thus morning.
!, is believed that the case will be
completed late today Three eases in
equity are scheduled for tomorrow, :,
session, WeS,brook vs. Anderson. {.
X. l. & p. Ry. vs.. Comanche Ligh,
and Power company, and Young vs..
Bockoyen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18

Murder has price \ ucwshoy went
down Main street Yesterday shrieking
Local Man Charged for Murder
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
What She Needed.

what kifu OF coal do YOU wish,
num-" Dear me. am so mex
pssienced In these thing, Are there
var)ous kinds" "Oh, yes We have
.uf coal, chcs,nu,-----' 81 ,hiUk ri
laks ess coal We have eggs oitener
fhaa we have chestnuis. .'--Loulsyille
Coirier- Journal. n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18

Don't fliI 10 sre the Autumn Dance IN
'h' Edison shop. Fashion Show night
~ N.l5 sharp. tAdyD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18

N,l,U's Hot noughuuts e2S North
Broadway, opposite House ~ llaun.
Phone Maple g5.o lAdvJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
Fresh Daily at S P. M.
Delicious for Supper

DUTTER-KR is QUAIL
- ITY bread. 1t is pre-
ferred for its taste and
freshness, rather than the
size of the loaf. A BUT
TER-KRUST loaf weighs as
much as other brands, but
this milk-made bread has
not the large pores and ex-
panded size Of water-made
loaves.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18

Californian Joins Army.
Kenneth g. Stewart, Los Angeles
Cal, was accepted Thursday for service
IN the army
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
Speeding 10 CHARGED.

\ u lastahrook was arrested this
morning changed with driving his auto-
wu.I.. 20 miles ana hour.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18

Morphine habit cured. whisky and all
alcoholic StinuhrtS the only man In
ihc Wale who cures the morphine hab-
T. lr. ! J. Mckanul. 1873 ". Sth St
ihunu walnut -. (AdNJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
CffyBties
indian, In Federal euIldInp.

THE federal grand jury Is taking u
'Hsrr of violations OF IN, sale Of iIupr
10 indians, Judging BY tho pow WON lu
'N.touco In the corridors lust OUTSIDE
the jury room ON third floor Of the fed.
iIal building Eight 'hig chiefs" w,ry
'olllns IN all comfort upon the polsh,i
tiled f'oor of uuc,, SANS hon. Ir
MS district this muruing smoking
tailor modeS or 'hsnd.me-du ur.
.oDnrdlug b. the individual taste Of 10
himself
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
FRENCH TOAST
3 Slices bread
! Egg
a Teaspoonful salt
Few grains pepper
l Tablespoon milk

Beat egg slightly, add
salt, pepper and milk. Soak
bread in mixture until soft.
Cook on a hot, well-greased
griddle. Brown on one
side, turn and brown on the
other. This makes a suita-
BILE breakfast or luncheon
dish.
Eat MORE Bread
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18

Copyright. 1919. Bell Syndicate Incl
The mirror., 1919-10-23

under the shadow whose strike
EARTH whose branches spread shall be the
warlike and mighty You Oneid
recne bodies against the everlasting
shall the Second Nation because give good COUNSEL
who have habtaons the
shall be the Third Nation.
greatly gifted speech and mighty war And
habation the dark forest and whose home everywhere
Fourth Nation because of cunning hunng
people who the
be the Fifth Nation understand
bean making cbns You Five Nations
powerful and have but
subdue If the Great will smile
Brethren these words Of Hawatha Let these
sink deep in breasts
Jacket died 1882 buried under
Indian reservation where his neglected with
weeds until Henry Placd who friend of the In
tombstone be erected his This however,
allowed remain vanda curio hunters began
off the and would have carried all
been His remains found resting
place cemetery Buffalo, T. suitable
has been erected.
Chief Brant who Mohawk Chief born in 742 and in
life took battles and commissioned captain
In ITS England. later returned
Canada his of Brant
ford where splendid has been erected his
The mirror., 1919-10-23
League Of Six Nations was Model for the Constitution
BIZ Dr. r. p. Snydsr, F. r. q. s.


The before the Senate for ra
cation the first league be established the American
The first league of effect the Indians
oquo and their conderates
united defense their enemies and for the OF stop
civil themselves The Ioquois occupied most OF the
territory the New York The league brought
by the efforts Red Jacket Seneca Chief Bran
Mohawk tribe the leaders of that day It hard
tribes problem the leaders
did, Red Jacket of the noted that the indians have
known gradually the Six Tribes comprised follows
Oneda Onondag Cayugas Mohawk and Tuscaroras
The the leagues where the national councils held
the Ononde few miles south of where the city
of Each tribe managed its private a
fairs independently through chiefs and councils but delegates
Federal which controlled all nerests that
tribes Women recognized
ing delegates and esteemed
1t is stated that
Nations used in large model
for constitution Of United
the speeches the wise made the council which
instituted the League Indians worthy of quotation: We have met
members from distance from
safety To those foes from
tribes sngy would destruction We
q of brothers shall be SAFE You Mo-
The mirror., 1919-10-23
Envoys and Rich Gifts But No Queen of sheba

Envoys and Rich Gifts, But Queen of Sheba
Novelty even cosmopolitan Washington, the
the other day President Wilson the
him
bearing gifts from their Waizeru Zaudu The
Nado His fellow the Kanba
the Heruy. The kae Interpreter
red velvet robes trimmings
silk turbans embroidered with pearls The address
More than 5000 have elapsed establishment
the Ethiopian In
we'll known The Queen of Ethiopia
all Sheba that time She heard King
listen his wisdom and and
proclaimed the religion living that
time until Constantine the Great Ethiopia has believed
the laws of the Old Testament In the
opia became Christian according the gospel Jesus
that has fought for her Christianity independence
surrounding Mohammedans and heahens.
All the people of Ethiopia knowing that the
after her
the wonderful duty of assisting the allies gaining liberty
independence rejoiced and praised the people,
The gifts included elephant tuks sod god
embroidered Jewels and containing
the empress and her the heir apparent.
The mirror., 1919-10-23
The Way to the Good Job

If you work and keep your smile
And not be grumbling all the while
If you glad to do your share
And sometimes more, and still not care,
And take the gain take the loss,
And still be loyal to your boss,
You need not fear the frowning fates,
For you good job surely waits.
If you put into all you do
The very heart and soul of you
And give onto the simplest
That spirit which is called your best,
And use your brain along the way
1t makes no difference what today
You're being called upon to do
A good job surely waits you.
Men do not rise by handsome looks,
Or from the things they've read in books,
Or even from the facts they know,
But from the knowledge that they show.
If you patient and will work
And do the tasks that fret and irk
Without complaining, in good time
The ladder of success you'll climb,
If you will think about your task
And of yourself this question ask;
With this would be satisfied
If the buyers sdep"
And never let it pass until
1t makes the summit of you skill,
Be not dismayed nor live in dread
A better job is just ahead.
Today is but stepping stone
To gories that still unknown;
The sunbeams of tomorrow raise
The seeds of all our yesterdays;
In what men near
What in the future shall be.
The good blossoms the soil
That has been titled with honest toll.
Edgar A. Guest IN Detroit Free Press
The mirror., 1919-10-23
Senator Kellogg's Licensing Bill

Senator Kellogg Minnesota introduced
presenting Kellogg sad
other things THE bill all
and having capital take
federal 1t further provides forfeiture
the shall combination conp
shall
monopoze This would the federal
jurisdiction such and license would be
@ forfeiture they combination fix
methods
their of the other abuses which have the
past commonly employed monopoze my opinion
prosecution under the
should
necessarily interfering with the business the country
but the investigate publish the
mediate revoke license power
The mirror., 1919-10-23
Odds And Ends
Miscellaneous Items Developed Into Human
Interest Tales BY Ambitious Writers
Service That Is Beyond Praise

That Is Beyond Praise
Senator Thomas other
nqune bill for the of bonus
$3.50 the United States soldiers the great This letter
says. among other THINGS
THE bill commentaries patriotism impars the sentiment of
loyalty of the service and sacrifice OF the
Every man in the United posor of certain rights
which reciprocal duties responsibilities His enjoy
nsparabe from his recognition the other The
society," whatever the form of it's government
force whose analysis soldier the ranks The obligation
to serve and inexorabe Because
of you freedom right of initiative the
panonshp family friends the enjoyment OF property and the
right of lawful accumulation.
when assaed the the citizen
to it's defense In doing he recognizes OBJ
legation and pays debt he society"
this service cannot be measured in
money It is beyond pc sacred; sacrifice 1t
above beyond the workaday world The
apply them only falls but asten that service the
proach that impulses and its mercenary
Y. G. Statements Shows Scope of It's Operation
First detailed accounts of the receipts and expenditures
Young that received
by April March 81 1919 Total expenditures
the period named leaving balance of $2
estimated be sufficient the work here and
abroad until December 81 next
Slightly more per by
the public religious purposes
80 devoted the
purchase transportation and distribution of supplies and to
athletic In addition the
athletic supplies which include other things the
aseba and 900 of boxing
gloves the Y NJ c. A. distributed $36S32449 worth Of
Of this merchandise ST. I'll WORTH approximately
soldiers This include Christ
work. $651 $685. OF the $97 OO5
pended sso00OO spent in the home than
200 with the American expedionary forces abroad and $4
400 with the allied and prisoners of
More 1000 vaudeville performances and other
by the Y
aggregate 6676 In addition,
shows the home necessaed outlay
of 81. 328z71.
$50 huts training this side
$769S984 and the outlay for maintenance 96536
"Y" the
of the expedtionary forces 81, ,8O1 21.
The mirror., 1919-10-23
Relata Refero
Bits Of Interesting Reading and Information
Gathered From Many Sources
By Scissors.

A POSTAGE STAMP
Now stamps are down to two cents per,
However high our rents may be.
She writes to him-he writes to her
For one whole penny less than three!
The coal man lures us to his lair;
The ice man bleeds us like vamp-
How sweet to greet with welcome fair
The nifty. thrifty postage stamp!
Aladdin's Tampa postage stamp
That speeds its way on wings. elate;
A wondrous thing-it back may bring
Loves message or grand estate!
0 mystic wight of tense delight.
A charm no sorceress can brew
Is in the red that crowns your head
Above your slick small lick of glue!
The only thing that's cheap, 'tis true
Aladdin's lamp for pennies two!
Mabel Hawghton Oollyer
The mirror., 1919-10-23

people what a satisfactory gnu Quite
number of hood animals like the bx and the
His head homely barnfa and
broad mouth body
exceedingly powerful with neck rakh His
shame the abandon of
When before his ncosure he has usually the
which he faraway eyes,
Efforts him forth futile. if
writer the Atlantic Monthly he bursts forth with
the hathensh that clattered throat If
resembles anything the trench kxon that mpend
aacka series of hreks which would shake the
teeth band don't how he the he
makes rabbit with the and lions will stink from
his path.
Reaching the his ncosure three astounding
with head averted wide ignoring
utterly When left he motonless until
then he closes the distance with bound
presence When finally him the of his
pursues drowning
sounds
plants drink through the soil
we'll species orchid which
thirsty simply by letting down tube
When the tube is coiled the of
the plant
In Mexico a plant likes three
like asdous person-t is white in the
red at noon evening times gives
strong other times absolutely odorless There
another plant of which people lose
makes their of direction nil until the smell
Central a whose heavily charged with
electricity merely touch them distinct shock
In electric lighting Within
the immediate vicinity plant we'll enough to
read print luminous that be plainly
distance of than mile
But the wonderfully constituted of Brazil the
balhrowng small fungus about the size Of which
projects several inches with distinctly audible
report.
The mirror., 1919-10-23

the banks Of rivers which for the photographer
of the camera Museum Journal W. Dimock gives
an description methods he used when confronted with
the task of taking pictures of crocodlles Florida.
It was really exciting Mr. Dimock after locating the mouth
Of the noosed end of front OF and
stand on the bank waiting be while boaman busted
himself husng pole the earth feet
behind me- would rush The crocode then there
wonld be the line The big reptile always
ueped fough uched the line and rolled and
he SWAN out he kd depths but the
was tightly allowed and the end found the
creature facing the bank.
that the crocodile should be freed when
he had posed photograph the ao called for
much agility the part of the volunteer
Tarantua the rough broken country in the
southen part of They repulsve looking creatures
with fat hairy bodies ovpenu wiry legs and cruel poison mand
es They stay in the but
The rains begin The rantula skill
il can scarcely be detected surrounding soil The
and shus upon inside holes which the
unnt hrusts it's holds the fo against ntruder
Los Angeles worlds heaviest band 1t is the police
band Of SO members weighing 200 pounds Total weights
three q half