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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29
IN KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
rAKr ahLTs TO rLUoH KIDNEYS
AND HruTRhLf<C lHEiThT.
INC hrlDo.

y<ldues a3d bladder weatneaa fekult
from uflf add N1yf . npie0 NnIinfitS
Thr kilne4a litter this tgM frVW ihp
t,s.rs a,d n4as II on ~ Tho nladdfr
t.llege ID met fennlnn 10 rflihtc and
iufiains aaualen tuYntnR. srnMirN
aenanilnn. ~ setting No an lFfitatiDI
az th. naf< 81 the bl1ddfr. .Obl3NinN
tnt, ~ atek relief Two Or fhfna times
anflne tic nlxhf The Hrffercf y ~
cDnhlnnf dtand the watrf pn9ern Nprirf
ilpea with srni1iu3 tsnaaiiOu Nnd
Vtrt Dfofnaf, a3ain itlffr 81 fiff
rfsf b. avoiding 20
iiiadaor weakness. innat foItF call ~.
l.aftune they can control uflnhtlpn.
NhSln Il ia extremely annoying nna
e0lnetlnna very painful tDlt ~ ffn.if
aur III the H1af simple ailments =,
nfeftonr. Get shout foitr piurrs ~
ind salts from your pharmacies, Hnd
tnko S Tablespoonful IN riaEr - WA
fAf hegore breakfast. continue thia ivr
two of three dafs This ulii neutral
lze the acids ~ The urine 20 - 20 lynK-
er = source ~ lrsii1tltn ~ fhc blAH.
arr and urinary OrRant which men att
ssrtvtaiit avalr.
Jnl Salts b. lnrxufrrivc. harmless
ard u made from the aeid % Frtpcs
.nnd ifmon nslcc combined ~tlh itl.-t
tn.l ~ uh4l 49, fhour4fits ~ iollir wN"
arc subject ~ urinary iisOr'irfe ca"f-
ID hp uric acid iffliafipn j8d rHiis y
rplrfdid fof kiauef and raunrH NJ ht1
.cffecff whnieyff
fiefo yon hava q 7lcDrnni. effetsft.
cont linn. water drink. which qnifklf
relieves .lnddcr trouble
st|4t|t.trrt4
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29

Our acreage the Burkburne field purchased sixty
after and days of investigation the ground oil
the offered and after three members OF our
had personally inspected the Every possible
taken IN the selection Of this acreage and many
oil operators told that foolish 10 capitalize at
the desire Of the organizers 20 make our
proposition good enough offer personal friends
Our five situated Two and onchai miles south OF
B4kbnctt in he heart Of the shallow proven field
entirely surrounded by producing Wells OF which only
distance from location with deep tests going
down all sdos Of us
Only recently T. r Crowel, who is drilling deep test
Of struck pool Of OIL ct about
1900 feet reported by the Wichita Daily lmes orr
and other daily being good for 200 70 400
barrels telegram the time stated the we'll good Tor
1000 barrels unfortunately this well practically lost due
~ the unexpected strike this depth They expected to tino the
o Sand al 1900 feet and did not have their caseng
t This strike has than doubled the value OF our
lease Another deep few hundred eet south OF n 70 cS
pcced in daily
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29
General Markets


Kew York. Anrli rs Cotton roc BE-
war'ria todHY worn stronger ANA rf,cra
hirrtr Somt rr'r' rioihs 1dtancra q
~ IS cent frr1 Worms were move
active ava advancing Ufsta AinnlAlnn
.u'4 .eelt fsf fHn Hrlyer liNfisua
relH hihher 81 nfni impnrtnnt carpet
iiNcs NNfo hren closed np und with.
drawn from tho msr'ots
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29

New Yors hprli rhf l0oai mor.
Nef for raw sugar WAS quiet tud1f
end $50 fresh pufciaHts wore reported
B., ie" honfa prioss were unchanged
All 1at FOR c.ntrlfupai 90 Tho reiluerH
ana fhr mHftrt 5nf refined ,saH steady
Anl huniurfs Rus utAln uf inif nlupof-
tiouH l'rlros ucrr unchanged no nine
cents for f.na gransiJtcd.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29

M and Mrs *. r. tcner ard family
N1Nt Wute1 ffuri 300 thupIi - NifrNt
- iip Stewart ihge
Mira. p. a. Weathofed has none 10
sen Antonio whore ncf husband. Ma
FL Acathefed d now located.
NJ. and mts, W. A Mcclure loft lasi
nlFft iCr Ntnghle. fsn whsIf tbny
WIN wcaa tae npnmer
THO wsrdens and veesryren o. Tie
chIush ~ ihe Good Shepherd ufc all
fetniteff4 lt mteiiua ol tNe nAfisli.
unrfs iNHt uirhi uplrtnWH lD iht su-
ruui Hesalen of fhc sam Nntonlo dint
ftfe ESD Sln Atismie chosen arei liat
iiiisr ~ u. q, ionnct und ~. - iipi-
lend
David crlfhn, gormcr poet song lasa.
er ID kellf tlrld oat now otffn'sc Of
sIrrnH HI iit Aut tnmp 'unnOnitf
acr,irr iu SAN Antonio nug ln ihe
hisN aenooi andHuflam Nnefp,tlas morn
isA lie iH aH Hftia. gf rutg and it is
nopei o. BRING Nm here ~ recital ncrt
mts
csmaliel Q. calsr and Miss lsadora
NNttt secs ttt'n Watli'tet Nttilt
gtsfefHa3 nt iHNeri NeElnln county
aDfh rhe rfoow H 81 tp4fs oid and
iha hfiio an Ngnts oid
aaas|aIaeaa
corpus Cnrisifa haaehnii team De
ffltDl tho iiofylic aggregation 10 ilee
vito Sunday hy "a Ntort of 3 Ia q The
iiifirflrs were. Corpus CNrlaii. 81,
Sims tnd g. Sinus. iiceNiilc. Mckinney
ars Wright Sex. -rudnt thr HrcNiNr
eNHh 1incf over hcte ~ piuy lu Tho
obi lrtsun park
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29
JOHN B. PUCkEfT SHOT
TO DEATH IN STREET
AT RAYM0NDvILLE

Rnymondville. TEXAS, Aprn ESQ.,
Juhn ~ PICKETT WAE kiilel while
standing in front ~ the post office THIS
evening rive bullets entered hlr body
ono striking bis heart Hc n sufviy
cd Iy his widow aud five smell rDil-
drcn.
60. Turner ~ bella M connection win
the nnonLlng. Ihg gs,Iz- ~ ". iLgun..
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29

Chicago. ~, AM sSf liort i,r~
ccipia 10000. tifh tierfrt 90 % 90
coniA lower iiuilp sfHfo420tI. hcatt.
$40 20 d 1885, medium f2o.y9N 2U 9.
lights fls.c0n gp1s. pigs. flI21n fs.7o.
Cattle Npivlrtt. $4,000 With innrs
hef ~ a. 40 fenia io,yff Heavy ueef
sleefa kli.e5fGnnDt iiFhi ii.fi st'eir.
flo't5Mll 81. COWS and h"lirra. "a 10f'
fb.N9. Nannefh. sa.t5H i1.ts, calves.
$1,000 $50. slochnfa fssDaf5se
sheep ileceipin. 10000. wi.h Htesdt
uafkci ihnhe. "a pounds do~a. et
fi1 abnf1Bs. iauha. g pounds ~. nt
tf1zsfff 9f0, Hprlngt tsefti OF
ewes tll18u 1850
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29
HEAVY INCREASE IN
RECEIPTS IMPARTS
WEAKNESS TO CORN
Oats Slump with Corn
While Provisions De-
cline With Hogs

Chicago, Ill Arrii as i'nuuimtcd
weakness developed ln Tho corn mat.
fei indat OWNS 90 considerable OK.
i"ui % the faci lsul frrfinia here wefc
iAr lHirefl Tor anmt time i'iirrs clos
tH hoANN "a to AK nos lower wlth
iIif fi.hs 10 tHat and Srpiiiaiss
tle1H tu 1895 cats lost y 90 As
pnH provision y So Gh cente
nrahenrd with corn rfoflsiuus
vorr depsesard ~ ihc Aeclnra in both
FfNlN add hort
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29

litThf ratrlaffd Press
81 Louis. Mo, Arfll ~ -IiugHi l'N
t4ipia. i1DGn with Wotkci 3 ga ~ renfe
hlNhfr l.iGhls s3vyGu 1910. NlFn
SIS up4 TACO mixed and butchers
fs0la5Tfo 1b. heavy Seup0r2luD butt
t90s54f 19oa
Cntfie Hccripta 5000 rlth tlbN
fGnrhct Native beer steers. fli-AOW
Ms 40 ytafllnn steers end hfs.efe. So 50
HlS50. cows sl1.50Ni3a0. elouteta
tie0On ~. Nualhefr nevf at"rfs
tln.0Duisoo, COWS nnd haiterA s7e0u
1890, canncfa f5y0misO. calves gIa
eft5t0.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29
HARRY oREB oUTpolNTS
LiVlNSkN w ~ ROUND GO

IfN THE 4 fanlutou lfoNt
Canton. Ohio. Alafi ~ Harry q feh
~ fitf.fnffh easily niituuiutcd bat
ilnr intinaNy ~ New York ln ie
i0und huNiur contest touirht Accord
uH SD ihr newspaper critifN.
i.feh won $50 ,uc rounds cNc0pt the
Sth flih SIND 3ih. I'm tnei. wclihcd
unltf lll Rounds with lcNnAiN hnY-
ine nu aNNuntnrc ~ about ip pounds.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29

q. .as lsrstn ~ thtfe nnH been no fr-
ro,t III aoy difficulty hefHqen fp kpit
and he man who is cialIed ~ haF0
eunc fho thootluF
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29

Now York, tpfil IS Cotton arfd oil
WIS duri und unchanged Prime
crude. slT.tO. prime summer yellow
qpofa. StfbD
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OFFICERS:

J. w. Pitman, Pres.
D. Z. Goodwin, (Sinion) V-Prcs.
J. M. Davis, Vicc-Pres.
L. M. BuIbirt, Sec'y.-Tress.
TRUSTEES:
c. w. Hafer
w. A. Wakefield
J.D. Williams
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FT. WORTH MARkET
OPENS WEEK WITH
LIBERAL RESULTS
Estimate at Noon Called for
Run Of 5000 Head; Prices
Unevcnly Lower

rVcfln 10 The tnllef
Fort Worth. Terss. Anri ss lss-
oclpia Nolo lbefal Monday. thc cfiis
hate no noon calling Tor 5000 cattle uud
500 taiteN or thni uufnhef nhunt 500
were on thfounh billing. a later ff4
nori told ~ gfrund 200 clfioida bacfl
most 81 which were NOT dne 90 uisllf
the marNot fhn Indicating thnt an-
othor large iun VIII ho on hand Tucn.
dos ChlcuEp Ind Is supply 81 1900 cnts
az and kaHsaH Gas had 1900 The
natural result wHs an tnrteult lower
mnriici az on trade cpntcrH. up Go last
hours few cetile SELLING here. siceu
ard COWS hoiue quoted 60 o. so ccnta
niEhff f4iNfH were eirHdN % cents
hifhcf on ihc fair 20 fuediun Hlud Hnd
3a 10 b. cents hinher on the best
Quotations.
cattle, Steers. g8 b0uis.T5 rtoss
rfb yHu0u 1900. cows ifo0W1to,
leifcrt stfomlo.s0, hulis t700wstn.
calyet sft0Hfs4h
HurH, Hravv s41ton 2ee9j medium
s90.e.m ao.40. light $3.50 1000 mike
c1. tiNlOH 1850 rufarnnn 1880 4 81
pigs tlu0oef1G.7t
shr0pl Lambs. $4,000 vcari4
lnes ti1n0Nt500. wcihefn. 10000
ia.g5. owes. so.f0nt2.1g. cujs. fa0u I'd
900. goats st0oa77g
Sales.
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We guarantee to drill shallow wells which should pay
stockholders handsome dividend and after the deep
sufficiently prove up the pool shall for deep
we'll also.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29
HERE IS WHAT WE GIVE YOU FOR
cORPUS-BURK OIL COMP ANY.
Corpus Christi, Texas.

CORPUS -BURK OIL COMPANY
Corpus Christi, Texas
Gentlemen:
Enclosed find my check for $ for which please
enter my subscriptions, subject TO yeEf acceptance
the Corpus Bnrk Oil Company $4,000 value Shares
fully paid and worcestershire being understood that the Com
pany will drill two wells on the five
Address ..+........
Make all checks payable to L. IA. HUIsERT. Trustee
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snll9crllic for TNe caller
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ACTUAL DRILLING began Well No. April 10Th
In 10 is days time have good producer We be-
eve strong this time that have decided to sell
stock after May 6h We the right all sub
crpons the office in the mail that date and Also
to refund all over subscriptions.
Quick Sure profits Homo management Proven
age Low capitalization Home people Now drilling. Last
chance May 9th Sign the and mail today Do and
make owning few shares of Corpus Burk stock Many
have already gotten theirs Don't wait Only limited
mains unsold Even the organizers of taking
NOR stock.
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callcr clarNlfIcda ~ unIch rcaulls.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29

M and Mrs y. r. icncs ard family
have Wutea ff0ri 1905 t'hop4ffli Nlieet
tu gfu stewart fltrf
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
coll.ster on rhur.d.y evening. March

Collister on Thursday evening. March
20.
The ladies' Of Collister Morden Meth
odist church gave O chicken dinner at
the church Friday evening. $40 was
taken in.
Mrs. VIM. F. r. Hartley. wife Of the
Baptist minister Of Mountain Home,
liz a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. e. Tappan of Riverside.
w. f. Gorgan moved his family to
the old Heron home at Boise Wed
nesday. They have sold their ranch at
Collister.
Coilister w. c. r. U. will meet with
Mrs George Gribble Thursday after
noon.
Born, Wednesday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray E. Roberts, a son.
Rev. William F. r. Hartley, pastor
of the Baptist church Of Mountain
Home. will be in Boise next week and
will be a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Tappan of Riverside, with whom Mrs.
Hartley is visiting.
Bert Watson will have charge of and
farm the w. r. Pierce tract at Pierce
Park the coming season.
q. H. Murphy son of Rev. E. N.
Murphy, has recently been promoted to
the vice-presidency of the First Ma
tional Bank of Payette.
Lee Tappan, brother of Carl Tap
pan, was guest of Mr.. Tappan Tues
day and Wednesday. He left Thurs
day for Auburn. New York, where he
is studying for the ministry in the
Presbyterian church. Mr.. Tappan is
a graduate of the College of Idaho.
Collister and Pierce Park Presbyte-
rian churches Will be represented by a
number of delegates at the district con-
ference of Boise presbytery for New
Era movement at the First Presbyte-
rian church of Boise on Wednesday af-'
ternoon and evening.
Miss Farneau of Riverside is in the
employ Of Falk Mercantile company.
Teddy Robinson, who recently UNDER
went an operation in a Boise hospital,
is improving in health.
Collister Parent Teachers Associa-
ton will meet at the school house on
tuesday afternoon. There will be an
interesting program rendered by the
seventh and, eighth grades of the school
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Wallace of Boise.
parents of Mrs. II. Z. Neal, have been
guests there since Saturday and will
be at home here to their friends DUR
ing the week.
Max Sarvis, who has been in the
army at Camp Lewis for some time
has been honorably discharged and ar
rived home Saturday, Feb. %. Mr..
and Mrs. Sarvis are living in one Of
the johnson houses at Wylie and Mr..
Sarvis is in his old position in David
son u CO.'S wholesale house.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
SALVAGE SHOP EXITS.
Red Cross Ends Worthy Ven
ture Saturday Night; Vast
Amount Good Done.

The Red Cross Salvage shop closed
Saturday evening after a term of I'M
usual usefulness. While large amount
of money was made from the sales to
enlarge the funds of the Red Cross,
there was always another side, the hui
man or daily life side. to the story
There were Instances of whole fam
lilies QUILTED from the supplies of the
shop. Articles Of clothing which had
been regarded as waste and thrown
away were taken by the gunny sackful
and assorted, cleaned, washed and made
into comfortable clothes for unclothed
children and adults II little tot was
seen playing or trotting to school with
out shoes or stockings, and torn with
holes for SNOW and rain to get in, some
kindly citizen would send the little one
to Mrs Harrington and her force of
! tender hearted assistants and there
was no joy on earth like that of find
ing warm stockings and good shoes to
fit the busy feet. or button wooden
! coat closely about the childish figure.
Many little boys and girls have thus
been clad and warmed and sent home
rejoicing Layettes for babies expect
ed to enter the world in families where,
because of poverty, no provision could
be made for it's coming, have beeD, pre-
pared in dozens of cases from the ma
terial in the Red Cross shop. and other
pressing wants relieved The univer-
sity extension gave fine demonstra
ton in remodeling in the rooms Of the
shop and sent its demonstration, Miss
Elwell, to give a practical and useful
demonstration, which was very largely
attended. Mrs. Edwin Harrington. who
has managed the enterprise with great
success. since it started exactly six
months ago. says she simply cannot ex-
press her appreciation of the women
who have given their time and assist
ance besides money to the great task
which faced them at the beginning
and who have. sacrificed themselves in
many ways to aid In this worthy work
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
PIERCE PARK-COLLISTER

l.. w. Deck, formerly of Eagle, has
bought the Scott Neal place north of
Pierce Park and has moved his family
there.
William Bowers has bought a new
spraying machine, and he and his son
Lewis will spray orchards this season.
Edwin Bowers is with a surveying
party in Oregon.
E. H. Heller has fully recovered his
health and was Pierce Park visitor
Monday. The family is now living in
North Boise.
Alder Neal has a position on the Ida
no state highway survey and recently
left for his field of work.
j. z. Priest is offering his place fer
sale, located two miles north of Col
lister.
George Hendrickson of the 34Cth ar
tillery has returned from overseas. He
has sold his property at Riverside to
Mr.. Silver, who will make it his fu,ure
home.
c. e. Herrick, has returned from over
seas.
Glen Labrum, who formerly lived on
the Scott Neal ranch on the hill roe d.
has rented the Lindsey property.
C. p. Tolin Of Caldwell las recently
been visiting at the home of his dadgh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Schneider.
Mrs. William Cook and son George,
who for some time have been visiting
in the home Of DR.. and Mrs. Collister.
left Monday for their home at Ola. Mr..
Cook. who has been here several days.
left for Ola Wednesday and will drive
through by team.
SubfAct OF sermon at Col1ister Pres
byterian chapel Sunday night. Some
Tests OF Greatness"
Pteerc Park Ladies' Aid held an all
day meeting Wednesday in the home OF
the president, Mrs. Stanley Curtis.
There was q good attendance. Com
mittees were appointed to prepare for
the church annual meeting which will
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
SOUTH BOISE.

Franklin L. Lille, son of Mrs. Eliza
beth Lille, arrived home Tuesday
Young Lille was a member OF the for
estry reserve of the goth engineers
and was in Doubs district. France for
many months He landed in New
York or February 9, and was demo-
oitaed at Camp Funston, Kansas.
Inc hprary committee will give an
other OF their pleasant dances Friday
evening between the hours of 5 and
1850 o'clock lat the Odd Fellows hall
Admission, Is cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. woldberg Of
Nampa spent last week with their
grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lille.
Mrs. Minnie OKeefe, daughter of
Mrs. Lille, has recently received the
sad news OF the death of her only
| son. Nell M. Buncel, who was with the
army of occupation in Germany.
Young Buncel died of pneumonia Feb
ruary I. His mother recently re-
ceived a letter from him, written on
January rs. saying that he was well
and would start home in a few DAYS
The teachers of Garfield school. as
sisted by committee composed OF
Mesdames Bope, Oppenheim and Da-
Wis. gave an entertaining program al
the school auditorium Friday evening
10 raise funds for the Junior Red
Cross. The program was as follows
Reading-Miss Hazel Martin,
Group songs by the department.
1 First grade dramatized some O,
Mother Goose" rhymes.
Patriotic song by five smael girls.
Folk dance by fourth grade girls.
/ Group of songs by second grade
with two boys dressed in costume.
Dialogue-Marjorie and Donald
/ Davis.
Play by fifth grade.
Solo-Miss Madeline Ross.
Group songs-Miss Woodruff.
"Marsellaise." in French. by little Ce.
celia Sherlock.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
WEEKS CHRONOLOGY IN THE LEGISLATURE
HOUSE


r ss ssd Sss ] ssss files its.
ssaS @ a,sR
Attorney Of Ada
s dollars to ausan s
bill No i4S house bill 1919
Feb s5mendatory sent to the gov
100000 for the
for @ Of as state roads with
performed BY the various district school
the
Feb by general county, division
including biennial
and @
@
s
General deficiency bill
plete wings capitol building creating
sss T.s Judicial s f district p as T ] S
s in Of ana' ssa o $4,000 9r Of gse
Feb special showing finding. ON the ad,tant
% rec read and Similar
Der submits which he the
all h o s Barber a es
the shs
county and Canada
e e
by r. Lane secretary of the interior creating state commission
Idaho lands appprng 100000 therefor Gchrs
$4,000
county Defeated bin to increase the salaries of the
Feb 27-pad the bonded warehouse act which
election Republican
n GRAIN se a s s en m s it
in the late
Feb 2SChaman of committee
financial
bill
Springs
March 1Nonpartan
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
ONLY $461 ESTATE LEFT
BY CHARLES FROHMAN

New York, March 1.-The estate left
by CHARLES Frohman, theatrical man.
VINO was lost on the Lusitania.
amounted to s461.7S, according to the
appraisal of the estate comptroller,
filed here.
Frohman's gross estate was $s1s,-
SsS' but debts and other deductions
cut 1t down. The heirs are to receive
$3.50 each.
The estate OF Al Hayman, theatrical
manager, also filed with Frohman's
appraisal, amounted to Sl852479
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
PERlLED SHIPS AT PORT.

Halifax, March 1.-The steamer
Graciana of the Furness line, working
herself clear from the ice, which hem
med her in off Cape Race, arrived at
st. Johns, N. F., today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02

Let us mount your head and tan
your hide. r. w. Limbert, Boise, Ida. If
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D6Pp1i4n,6I
Stiffness
% c2e6!Fe M,ls9asoes AZ
UUvlN0 THE 0GoT.

THE best things arc the cheapest
and rhoddy things nre punk; that
mans u chronic weepist who blows
himself for junk. Soms bargain he goes
hunting, IN hens or rubber tires. In
celluloid or hunting. In hats or cast oft
Tyres iIo doesn't ask tho merit Of calico
ho buys, no doesn't bite or tear II. or
hold II 10 hts eycs. N IT'S cheap NJ bit.
zen. hc Shlnks tho deal will pny. and
every game he sits IN no plays this sort
Of way. His clothes are always ssedy.
his shoes arc down Mt heels, he's lock-
Ing poor and needy, though he earns
many wheels lie blows In all his wages
for things that do not wear. for birds
In cheap tin cages. and wigs that hnvs
no hair. Tho chairs all go to pieces, ha
purchased at Ia. store. depositinx his
nicces and nunts upon the floor His car
!s always busting when he would take
u ride. and accidents disgusting deface
his snowy hide. Hs bont is always
leaking when he would row n BIT, md
coroncrs are seeking his bones, on whIrh
10 rit. His dog is nlawys NANCY. his csf
wos built to sIuall HIS COW Ia lean ma
rapgy. and kicks him though tho wall.
He always hunts the cheapest when hs
wonld shopping wend; cheap prices are
tho stcepest. as va know, In tho end,
Ny large and shining dollars In good
things I invest; In buying cows or col
hrs, l always want the best
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-13
Ten Yeara Ago.

SULPHUR - Next Friday and
Saturday Sulphur is TO be host to a re.
union OF the Oklahoma constitutional
convention, which has III members
William II. Murray will preside and
John N. Young will occupy the seere-
,ary's chair.
The public schools OF Oklahoma
City opened yesterday with a 1000
increase II enrolment Al prexn, o,Slo
are enrolled and the school authorities
expect 10000 for the year.
Springfield Republican; III Is now
open 10 Hashimura TO discuss. Can
lion dseoverer Of the Pole be de-
tectedI"
lane Addams has been mentioned
for president II she !, elected. no
doub, Carrie Nation will be secretary
OF war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-13
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One Hundred Years Ago To-day
l8l9-Completion OF the Alexandra
or Mahmudie canal. in Egypt
Seventy-five Yeas Ago To-day. =.
l844-Anna NJ. Merritt, celebrated
artist. born in Philadelphia.
Fifty Years Ago To-day. .
l8D-Tweniy. nine persons perished
in the loss OF the steamer "Carnatie'
in the Gull OF Suer.
Twenty-Five Years Ago To-day.
lS94-End Of the great miners
strike in Scotland.
One Year Ago Today In the War.
September lj, l9lS-Bri,ish ad-
vanced near Cambria and around La