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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
i Thin and Nervous
Try Btrc.fhesEhate

While sSressivs thinness might b
ATTRIBUTED 10 various and SUBTLE causes
IN dihercnt individuals. u 10 a well.
knowr fnci thrt the iact OF pi ~
phorous In the human system 10 very
hrasiy responsible for this condition
u se~ms 70 bs VOL esta hhshsd that
Shis deficiency In phosphoroua may
now be met ny tho use Of Bitro.
Phos' ste, winch csn bs obtained frpo,
sn> good druggist In convenient tablet
form
In many instances, the saslmila tion
Of this phosphate by the nerve tissue
soon pfoducss q welcome change
nerve tsnsien dissppsars. vieer anl
strength replace weakness and lack Of
energy and the whole body loeeo its
ugly hoilows and abrupt angles. b.
comins snvsloped In q 1iow q perfect
hoaith and bsauty and the VIII and
strength 10 ~ up and doing.
CAUTN,N,- while Ditro. phosphats
10 unsurraaasd for the rslisf Of nep.
vousn,ps. general dshinty. etc. those
tnhins II Who DO not desire 10 put on
flesN should use eltra care IN avoSdiss
fst.prcdacins food0. (Adv,y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

cause ructions In the CAIN bosom Of
the most placid wife"
Like me. Tor nStnnee'"
] could have bitten my tongue
through with veSst.on at myself Tor
letting the word, slip. bu, hi. rel.
ercnce to BeS Dean. the involuntary
admiration for the gitrs beauty an
uvacity which his word, betrayed
plqued ne TO speech before / had
time Tor the second thought which
usually governs me.
Dicky grlnned mp at me impishly
"Oh-ho" he gibcd 50 the wlnl
sits in tina, direction, does il? Poor
llte sing, was she jealous OF deyliS1
young schoolma'aml All wasted
iwteile Ne arts true to Poll
Despite my intense annoyance a,
ths sort ~ nonsense from Dicky's
hp'---ht knows how ] deteu baby
talk even used humorously--niy
hear, warmed to an infection Of his
voice which told me tina, he had
spoken the truth in jest in his last
words. ! covered my chagfined en-.
barra''men, a, my own slip in a
quick return TO the subject Of Alice
Iloleombe
What Dieky Said.
i shall expect you to believe me
dear" | said with dignity, when |
tell you ihr Mrs. Siookbridge was
intensely jealous OF Alice Hocombc
at The last. II is true tina, she never
considered Miss Hclcombe in any
light but tha, OF her best friend un-
III few day, before her death. Th.r
something happened which | can tell
YOU something. but which ough, nor
to reveal now, for /, Is no, my ecfe,
II made Mrs. Stockbridge believe
something atoarther false about
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
CORN IS INJURED
BY RECENT RAINS
Monthly Crop Report Puts
Yield 74,1l2,000 Bushels.

Much late corn in Oklahoma has
been harvested under difficulties
caused by prolonged excessive rams,
resulting in miry fields and roads
The quality OF much OF the crop har-
vested late has de'eriorated and AZ
unusually large amount has been
gathered in the fields by animals.
The average yield Is twenty four
bushels, huge increase over the
seven ard half bushels Of last yer :.
Tl,. years production is estimated
AZ 74,ll2MO bushels, with the heaviest
part OF the crop from the south and
sor'hweN parts OF the state.
The November crop report issued
b, the state department Of agriculture
today, reports an increased interes, IN
pecan culture in the state. Farmers
are finding that by eul,ivsting pecan
trees TIE Weld S triplcd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

Ihe INST dose eases yuui cold !
Don't stay uuiied-upl Quit blowing
and snuiilins! A dose OF "Pape's
Gold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken usu
ally breaks up severe cold and end,
all grippe misery.
Relief awaits youl Open your
closged-up nosifls and the air pas
,ages Of YOUR head; stop nose run.
ming; relieve ,ls headache. dullness.
feverishne". sneezing. soreness and
stiffness.
"Papes Cold Compound" Is the
quickest surea relief known and costs
only lew cents at drug stores. II
acts withou, assistance. Tastes nice
Contains no ou,nine lnsiu on Pape's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
MI y III e art
My Husband
The Question Diekv HumbH Asked
Madge.
BY Adele Garrison.

The Question Diekv Humby Asked
Madge.
n 7 Dicky's words and the quirricsl
n glance which accompanied them
] ielt as a child might whose big
soap bubble had been suddenly blown
10 wa,ery PARTICLES
he had been shrewder than I had
thought. had pierced in an instant the
sophistry with which ] had invested
my story. | made d desperate effort
to salvage the real truth from the
wreck Of my tale.
Really and truly. Dieky. there were
two Of whom she was unreasonabiy
Jealous"
And who was the other one'" h.
asked ironically. both his words and
manner showing me plainly tina, thee
wa, no use in my trying to hide the
fact that Milly S,oekbridge had beer
in,anely jealous Of me.
Alice Holcombe.'
Diokey hooted in deri.ion.
Come again, my dearl" he said
When you're telling one why no,
tell a good one' Now, IL you'd said
Nj" Dean I might have believed
you. There's . piopin who might
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
wenel Baekas he skier Boys

When the history Of the war has
been written. the work done by the
women at home will impress i,sel!
upon this nation as few even now
realize. Literally. millions OF WON.
en- left their homes and took up war
activities into which women had nrv-
er before been called, and many
more Al home devoted long hours .,
work IN knitting and preparing sur.
pieal dressings for the boys "over
there" Some may have worked a the
expense OF health and are now suf-
fering from headaches. backache
dragging down pains or soms de-
rangement. I, should be remembered
that Lydia z, Pinkhsm's Vegetable
Compound for more than forty years
has been restoring such women n
health and strength, and Is now rec.
osnized as a standard remedy.
(Ady.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
Don't tSpol a Good Meal
With a Bad Stomach

II . physician. . specialist In stornao oh
diseases, came 10 you and said Il will
hx vp that miserable. worn out stom-
aoh for you or money back.
u will make II - good hs new -
you VIII not suffer from any distress nd
can sat what you want without fear or
suffsriaS. or money back would you urn
down his offer'
And when you are offered Moons
stomach tablets. made from A ptascrip-
tton better than many OF the stomach
specialists know how 10 write, are YOU
9oing To he narrow minded and :on-
tinus TO suffer from Indigestion. or ate
you gong TO he fair 10 yourself and Try
Mi-o.na on the money hack agreement
Mi.o.na stomach tablets arc offered 10
you on this basis. that II they DO not put
your stomach into such good shape 'ha;
thers 10 no dizziness. sour stomach, bili-
ousnssa, sick headache, and stomach IT,
tresa. your money will he returned. For
sale BY sii druxgis's. ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
XIV AND WIEN
70 TAKE ASPIRIN
First see that tablets you
take are marked with
the "Bayer Cross"

70 get quick relief follow carefully
the safe and proper directions Ia each
nrhroken package OF "Bayer Tablets
of Aspirin" This package IL plainly
stamped with the safety "Bayer
Cross"
The "Bayer Cross" means the gen.
nlne. world.famous Aspirin. pre-
scribed by physicians for over eight.
cen years.
'Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" can BE-
taken safely for Coida. Headache
'foothachc. Earache. Neuralgia. LINN
baao. Rheumatism. Join, Pains, Nsu
iitis and Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes Of II tablets cost
bu' lew cents. Druggists also sel'
lafo-r Payer" packages Aspirin I,
the trade mark NJ R,yer Manuiac
tuse Of Observation-Disclosures Of Ssiieyi
icacid. (Adv. }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
e. n'Eas IN EeN1
! WITH IRISH AT CORK

,,cORK, Nov. IL Constant COLI.
sions between the military and civ
i'isns here eliminated In serious rio,
Ing last night when soldiers. enraeed
in corNcuence OF FREQUENT attacks
upon them. brole ihrourh the ool'ce
lines and came into conflic, with the
crowd.
Thr police eventually dispersed the
crowds and 20, the soldiers back 10
thet barrels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

That was wha, you were watch ~
for thar morning. tor fear there was
something IN the papers about you
md your irend5'
YES, D.cky" very meeky.
"You poor lO"'c goltr Dctys
voice va, iuil OF rough but beautiful
tenderness 80 wonder you were
yelpng thank, al over the horizon :
And then | had 10 give my cele-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

brated imitation OF a bull le, loose
IN china shop, just when you
needed me most, But will you kind
ly tell me something" Z"
His arms were around me now
Ny yes WAS mufmufed agains, his
shoulder
why ~ thunder didn't you tell me
al this that morning. What's f, hus-
band Tor, III like TO know. 4 not >
handle a thing oi mi, ,of',"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

] took my courage In both hands
and spoke the truth:
IL was afraid to. Dicky afraid
you'd be 50 angry about IT,
bs bent his face 10 mine.
Il know" he said humpIy, Il have
treated you 20 some pretty d'sarsce-
iul exhibitions But don't believe
! ever failed Won II eou came and
asked me for help did /"
(Convyicht
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
PfnEREWsyl TO Be
REPLACED, REPORT

PARIS. Nov. l0-The faii OF Ig-
mace Padercwski as premier OF Po-
land is reported imminent. The
peace conference has been notified
that he will be rcnlaced Al Confer.
erce meetings by S,anisisus Pa,ek
"illne"' being gives as the cause
paderewski, who sunk his whole for.
sune--more than $lOM0O-in the
Polish cause, is now practically des-
titu.e.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
Kow Thin Felix's
=. Can Fut On Flesh

II you ESQ weak. thin and smac'sisd
and cant put on fiesh Of sst strong no
natter how much you sat. 20 10 w~st'
fall Drug Co.. and get enough Hivod.
lrpn Phosphate tor . three weeks trsa'-
nest and tahs II - directed. if o. me
sad VI thrss sseks you don't fssl s,ronss,
snd bsttsr than you havs for months, u
your syes a,sat brighter and your nerves
etsedsel; you dSnt sleep bsttsr, and
iSss dovblsd, o. 3 YOU hsvsaT pus % IN
several sounds Of GOOD stay -thsre iissh.
YOU ian have your money hack for the
asking and hlosd Iron Phosphate will
rosa reu hoshins.-
lMPokrANr--pioed.i Iron Phosphate II
scld only IN original packssss rsntan-
10 enov0N for three Weehs treatment, nj
eLse pk psskaes-cniy 300 wsst--
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
G%tn IN EHwards' (Ntve Tableta

Thst y ~ joyfd AZ n skw,1aAs
dn0 n MwadD leohpnsA n(lys
rahises tks sshRlituls 1r calrmel M
knCna teadh tFan thaGp DlaaeoaG
Rttk taAen nv esues ~ nya
ar< bowels b ~ Nopmo0y Ihoy
usvp, tor tham b - stlg6 oGl3R1.
u kdwaedS Oesvs rS11soD NJ :
s~oshinA hAalina segsklhle ooVQUm1
a,ixsA Sith Ullvs N.
b NV bsvs . haA taaps M hesalA
~ Aal trsd IN nrsspsAsh n
huouA soul AN6 1utrt ~ en- -
sslts Aum N RA1sWei uelSe Ol'vs
TAhstssi haAttWn N oo6 ~ nm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11


molstcnins the hairs with rulfo solu-
ton. II leaves the skin smooth. clear
and cican, ~ though there had been
no superfluous hairs At all. THIS 10
the way II IN douv by those who know.
lts oil donc % quickly, and Il can bs
ussstS with perfect aaiey. no mAtter
how tlick the hair growth or hoy deli.
ehtS the skin, vsr II In armpits. on
face, sh6uldavs. etc. and you VIII 1T
Inst rid yourself Of that pest OF su-
pesfluous hair The eplfo solution can
store.
MISS MUDDY Tho most wonder
ful result that nybody sran Imagine
IN hssutifying the skin II produced BY
the following extremely slnnls for
nlu'a. Even on bsd complrsioxA such
changes almost miraculous In only h
few days You cannot fail 70 make
your pkin absolutely s,,otirn ana lly-
pure, by tho liberal aridlcation OF
cream. made at homs, by using two
tahlcsrso"fuia of Rlyce,ine and one
ounce ri sintcne In pint ~ water.
Oct the s'ntone Rt any drug store, 4
Sill only cost YOU 50 crnta. You will
neither want nor need any other
besutify ing cram but this.
MISS T.. o. al wish 7 had known
u tsfllc. u
ytsrs Of misery. Ny dear, YOU can get
IN Of all thsss hlackhsahs In 4 fkw
n'lnutss by sprinsline soms powdered
rtro - ~ a ~fs
4 ever the hlackhsada n works. svsry
efnei Eno,Gh neiosins ran no gotten 1t
crv0 store for 30 cents In last long
time You'H be happv saAin. poor
n. and you'n forget you ever he'd
hose Aumlnetlng little p~sls. lAdv3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
Leonard Defeats DaYtflsl6.

JERSEY CITY. N. J.. Nov H.
Corceding almost ten pounds. Benny
Leonard, worlds lightweight hoxins
champion, easily defeated Soldier
Bartfield of Brooklyn IN an eight
rourd eonies, 81 the fourth regiment
sr-'orv here last night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
o. MADAME MAMIE

Oe0PERATB - You
need no longer dread
the takins off OF STU
periuous hairs. II can
nov bs done ~ easily
~ bathinU the face. II
10 wonderful TO ~
every supsrfluous hair
just shfivsl up and
come right off by
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

had taken. for ! had expected .e.
proof lnyectiye, all intimaiion thar
IN some way my own oare'esSneis
had caused the balousy OF my prn
cipaIs wife But instead he had b.
come my champion, and even the
tact. which Otherwise | would have
resented, that upon my revelation hc
had instantly lett my vicinity. had no
power 10 disturb me lie was so cd.
dcn,'y turning over the problem my
story had pre'enisd, examining b, 90
zee that no danger yet Iurked any
where '0r me
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

To stop i4liing Lair at once and
rid the scalp of every particle Of
dandruif get a small bottle OF de-
lish,iul "Danderine" a, any drug or
toilet counter Tor few cents. pour
a little in your hand and rub II into
the scalp. After several applications
the hair usually stops coming out and
you can, find any dandruif Your
hair will grow strong. thick and long
and appear soft, glossy and twice as
beautiful and abundant Try i'll. adv,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

Dichy All Tenderness
As Il sudden though, had struck
him. he wheeled 'udden'y. came b7c'
10 the bedside, blur,cd out vehc-
men,y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

usually the pain 10 gone--a deliciou
soothing comfort comesto take its plsc,
Musterole 10 a clean. white Untmer
r,sds with oil Of must1rd Use It instea
OF mustard p!sster. Will not blister.
Many doctors and nurses use Music.
oil. and recommend Il to their patient
They will gladly .ell you what relf
II gives from sore throat. bronchiti
Group, stiff neck. asthma, neuralgi
congestion. pleurisy. rheumatism, lur
bago, pcins and aches Of the bach ,
jointa spraina, sore muscles bruis
ohilblains frosted feet, colds oi d
chest Always dependable.
30 and 60c jars hospital size Sz.s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

New designs, chic and clever, the sea-
sons latest vogues, rich in design, colors
and materials. An economy you cannot
afford to overlook.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23
SOUR DoUGH NoT35
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

A. NJ. Robertson was made super intcndcnt of tho Mexican. 700 and Ready Bullion mines Ho was re- gently from the Kimberly diamond mines. J. P. Corbus was promoted from assistant superintendent Co su- perintcndent of the Treadwell mines. Capt. Mem was in Treadwcll and made tho appointments personally
 Mortimer Austin, native, stabbed in the neck in a fight with Hoidcr Bob and Haider Sarah
 Company C, Alaska National Guards. fully organized with Chas. X. Phelps in command.
 Mrs. Robert Duncan left Troadwcll 10 mako her home in California.
 Foundry building being put up by Che Trcadwcll Company between the store and the zoo mill.
 Rev. Loyal L Wirt of the Congrc- gational Church, left for New York.
 Chamber of Commerce urged Co take care of tho growing needs of the town.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23
BRYANT WASHBURN
 AND TOM MIX
These Two Famous Screen Stars Will Be at the Lyric on
 Sunday Night

It is very seldom that theatre gocrs arc privileged to see two such great stars aa Bryant Washburn and Tom Mix in one evening at one thea trc. but this will be the ease at the Sunday night. Sunday matinee and Monday night shows at the Lyric
 Bryant washburn will be seen tn 'Iiidder & Co.," and this great ac- tor who has pleased the people of the town SO much in the Skinner plays will make an even greater hit in this production. Washburn has a knack for refined comedy that can not be beaten. He has pleasing stage appearance and is loved by the ladies. This play is q hyc-rccl fea- turc.
 Tom Mix will also be seen on the same bill in a two-rcel Fox comedy that is a bear. lt shows the adveu- lures of bunch of cowboys in a big city There are daredevil stunts of all kinds pulled on by a fine bunch of riders headed by Mix him self. A good lato weekly will also be shown.
 on Sunday night the Jitncy Or chcstra will be there and they will plav all the late tsuG.
 Tonight and tomorrow Kitty Cor don will be shown in "IIcr Hour 30 society drama that gives this antross a chance to display her talents
 On Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday nights Virginia Pearson will appear in "A Daughtcr of France" This is a love story of 1919 dealing with the great wal and it is one of the greatest pie turcs ever filmed.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23
AT TREADWELL

Subchascr BIO called at Tread well yesterday, as she has done sov- oral times in the past. The meA from the boat have the freedom ot the Treadwcll Club which was cN- tended to them by the management of the Treadwcll mines, and avail themselves 10 the opportunity to play a little pool and bowl.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23

that were not complimentary and also invited tho quostion-asker Co grab hold of the Fly wheel and give her a few whirls.
 The lesson in this is when you see man cranklng an engine and it gives a few chugs and cough, then a gurglc and a sigh and quits don't say anything; don't ask any questions or wonder what the mat ter is: just move on. Let him alon' for he is not responsible at that tim, and if lac hits you with monkey wrench or beans you with an oar you will have no redress in any court in Alaska, for he will get the verdict from the jury. Assault un- der extreme proyocation." Launches Boat
 Tho Betty. formerly owned b> 3urr and Irvine. has been launched from the shed near Che News onicc rt has been rcrittcd and repaired ant is now seine boat A new 4-hors, power Standard engine has been in. stalled by the new owner, who is q Greek fisherman.
 Gone Fishing
 p. A. Anderson and Ole Swanson left ou Che Bear early in thc wcch for thc trolling grounds.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET

will Doe taken on Co give room for trolling purposes. and the owner will use thc boat on tte trolling grounds
 Trial Trips
 William Miller has already conn pIetcd couple 9f successful trial trips with his cruiser and is conf dent that in the uturc it win opcr- ate an right
 Lively Looking
 Tho beach and ways back of Che old James sawmIl have Che appear ancc of regular shipyards No less than five boats ot quite large size, moi including number of small ones are bem oycrhaulcd there Tho five largest boats there arc the Nurrclctt. Iowa. Home. Annie B. and Emma.
 Annual Trip
 Charles F. Anderson leaves Mon day morning on his gas boat tuf his annual trolling and prospecting trip lie intends Co come Co town if pos siblc for the Fourth of July cele- brotfou. Mr. Anderson has a new boat this season. having been wreck cd last year.
 pont Do It
 The other day we witnessed an occurrence on the Douglas water front that taught ua a lesson and fbcr, should be a moral in it for everyone who reads these lines.
 X we'll known owner Of gas boat .a man with a disposition that is exceedingly mild was crankiug his engine The Iattor had been giving considerable trouble i'm fact parts of it had only recently come from thc machine shop. 10 seems Co have lot of compression and thc fly wheel would turn over only after an ,rort that brought thc sweat out iu biz drops on Che forehead oi Inc rraukcr Not a cough escaped the engine as the man patiently tried and tried Co crank it Az it usually the case. quite a crowd had gathered around and were crowd!ng che small doorway of the boat
 One oulooker. an cN-gasboat man .u particular. was half inside the cabin and half outside Every little while he would give some adiyce or ask question until the man who was doing thc heavy work on the uy wheel. with his nerves on edge from exasperotion and hard work. could contain himself no longer and hc Ict go. He said several things
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23
VERY BUSY

The Douglas Transfer Co.,. which is a consolidation of the Nelson Transfer and the Mills Company. is very busy these days and their two teams are constantly on the go. One of the teams became frightened one day this week on the hill near the telephone exchange. and William Robertson was slightly injured, though he had a narrow escape from death. The harness and part Of the wagon were broken when the team started running away.
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23
SUCCESSFUL SALE

Tho sale that took place satur- day afternoon at the Catholic Club rooms for the benefit of sc. Ann hos pital was a great success.
 In the different drawings. Hubert GIIigan won the ivory beads. Mrs. Johnson the necklace; the 2O-piccc luncheon set. Mrs Gurr. and Bill P!atan was tho winner Of the calf.
 Many ladies worked untiringly both in the booths and in getting articles ready for the sale and to them the Sisters extend their thanks for Che success of the affair
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23
PLAY BALL SUNDAY

As tho Vicksburg has returned from her trip Co Skagway, there will be ball game on Sunday if thc weather is favorable. The game will be on the Douglas grounds and will start at D. m.
 The opposing teams will be Che Douglas Fire Department and a team from thc Vicksburg.
 The Vickshurg has some very good players -at least, they show up we'll n practice and the game should bc good one
Douglas Island news., 1919-05-23
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Pat Cayanaugh arrived from the south on the Jefferson yesterday ac- companicd by his wife. Mir. and Mrs. Cavanaugh have been South for the benefit of the latter's health. They will return to Chichagof on the first available boat.