Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 88, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 13, 1916 Page: 2 of 10
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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES THURSDAY JULY 13 1916.
SELF SACRIFICE
CITIZENS' NEED
SAYS PRESIDENT
Asserts Naturalized Citizens
Must Remain Loyal Though
Dissatisfied.
WASHINGTON July 1.1 -PrrHnit
Wilson told i ritirenship convent. 11
here today that Ihr American ;in em-
inent must insist that lorriniirrs In-
coming cititens remain loyal even il
they are not pirated with the .iy af-
fairs are conducted. Loyalty mr.un
nothiiiK he declared unless it is
coupled with self sacrifice He a ided
that American cannot tcaih iv.ilty
unlesi thev practice it.
Wordi Are Cheered.
The president discussed at IniKth the
prohlem of Ainericanmnjr. fnrnun -liotn
eitirens. Hi words were nitliiiMatn
ally applauded tiv a I.11 r K.ithcniiK ..(
men and women educators interested in
the initructiou of new eitirens tnectinit
here under the auspices nf the natural-
(ration bureau of the lahur department
Natural born Amerirani were warned
by the president to examine themselves
carefully to see whether they have
burning in them the true light of Amer-
ica which they expect to show to lhee
foreigner
Muit Illuitiale Idea.
"My interest in tin movement" the
fireiident laid "it as much an interest
n ourselvei at in the people whom we
with to Americanize. I'nless we are
true Americani we cannot infect them
with the spirit of Americanism. Un-
less we ourselves illustrate the ideas of
justice and freedom we can teai h noth-
ing to those who come to us."
There are just as many cruel and
heartless mm here as in other lands
he continued hut the object of Amerua
should he to put such mm 111 harness
nd control llirm.
Foreign travel was supKesied as the
bett cure for those tin lined 10 bna-t
too muih of the sii'ormritv of America
TULSA POLICE liHOOT
ALLEGED BURGLAR
SAPULPA Okla. Julv l.1-(Spe-ciI
While he was attempting .
break into the Mie pbannacv rally
today Ilrrschel Tucker former 0111-
viit was di-'nsfreil in the ait by Co-
lirenien John U'ill.ird and limes Tarr.
and hot in the right Irg when he at-
tempted to get away 'luiker recmtlv
was parnlrd from Mc.Mester.
Hardships of Camp
Force Retirement
STAFF HELD IN
READINESS FOR
SERVICE ORDER
Col. William C. Brown.
WASHINGTON. July IJ.-Col. Wil-
liam C llrown. coiumaudiiiK the Tenth
i.e. alrv and four other regular army
(olonrls with regiments in Mexico or
on the bolder have been ordered on
recommendation of medical examiners
before retirement boards on account of
physical disability. The oilier officers
are Col. deotge II Sandv attached to
the Eleventh cavalry; Col. James E.
I .ni-keit commanding the Eleventh
cavalry; Col. Jacob d. Galhraith at-
l.n hed t" the Third cavalry ; Col
( hailes W. Penrose commanding the
Twenty-fourth infantry
Kigors of camp lile in the southern
climate and the itrenuous work of
chasing bandits are said to be respon-
sible for the condition of the colonels.
REVOLVER FOUND IN
MATTRESS IN CELL
Inn Johnson a negro is serving a
sentcnie in the citv jail for loitering
111 a gairtMing li' iise Vestrrd lv( po-
lo oflneis aiiidetitallv discov-
ered that in his ell mattress was a
rrsolver. rutv and old -but a re-
volver nevertheless.
Inn (ouldn'l explain bow il hap-
pened o get there so Municipal Judge
spitler decided to give him $n) and
10 t and 1 1 1 1 1 tv additional days in
Horseman Dies
MINNEAPOLIS. Mum Julv I.I-M
W sat age. one of the (oremosi horse-
men of the (oiintrv. died bete Wednes-
j 1l.1v alter a brief illness lie was about
I s sears obi Ills death followed by a
d.iv that of his 111ml eelebrateel botsc.
1 1. 111 Patih the woibl's ihampion pacer
Sweeter
Than Wheat
That's the happy comliinntion nf whtl whrut and
malted barley nowhere so skillfully liltniloil to lrinK
out all the rich nourishment unit dolicious flavor of the
trains as in
Grape-Nuns
Tlii famous pure food Ims a rich nut-like flavor
entirely inipoaailde with any fond made of wheat
alone ami ronie ready to rat t rinp and sweet a fav-
orite tlinh with old and yoiinjr.
r.rape-N'tttM i m'ientifically pri'eied for eny
diRestion. and n ration at meal-tune as part of the
regular diet counts wonderfully for pleasure and bet-
ter health.
"There's a Reason"
Sold by Grocers everywhere.
Recruits Examined; Second
Vaccination Given; No
Officers Chosen.
BY PAUL COTTRELL
Staff Correspondent.
MOTM.IZATION CAMP FORT
SILL Okla July 1J Fifty recruits
are to be examined and eligible mus-
tered today.
Officers entitled to them are secur-
ing mounts.
A second administration of typhoid
prophylactic put a few men on the tick
list temporarily but the rest are re
covering from vaccination.
Colonel Hoffman is holding his staff
in readiness for a call any moment.
Through Chaplain Itarnes the Old-
eons will put a Ilible in every smiad
tent it was announced today.
Governor Williams said today that
he has taken no steps toward filling
the vacancies made in the Oklahoma
national guard by reieclion of Majors
Scott and Barrett after medical ex
aminations.
Word has been received here from
Washington to the effect that the nam-
ing of the officers Is to be left entirely
to Governor Williams. The chief exec
utive however declared he hid no!
been so informed and would not make
any move until he had received offi
cial authoritation. The governor had
just returned from Fort Sill where the
guard is encamped.
Troop Ttalna Pan.
Five troop trains (arrying sections
of the Firsi Srvt Yurk infantry steamed
through Oklahoma City on the Santa
Fe this morning The trains stopped
here onlv a few minutes and the sol-
diers weari-d by many hours of travel
did lift! have time to alight and rest
themselves by moving around in the
open.
Traveling has been hightly unpleas
ant during the last two davs because
of the oppressive heat soldiers de-
clared. '
More New Yorktri.
Flattery C Second field artillery. New
York national guard passed through
this morning also on its way In Browns-
ville. Iesas where it will detum for
patrol duty mi the hord-r next Sat-
urday The battery is recruited to full
war strength but la. ks the requisite
number of horses Three carloads were
included on their train The battery
experts to make up the deficiency upon
arrival at Brownsville. Six cart car-
ried the battery's guns.
Entirely From Brooklyn.
The national guard unit it recruited
entirely from Brooklyn Its members
are tvpical city men. The commander
is Capt. A S. Hamilton head of the
Hamilton Press one of the largest
printing comerns 111 Brooklyn j
lh train left New lork ( ity last
Sunday and the guardsmen are" ex-1
reedinglv weary "f their journey Their 1
tram sianelv stopped on its way to
Oklahoma ( it v. Onlv five minutes fori
recreation were allowed beie
Hattery I- of the Second New York
field artillery went through esterday
on the Santa Fe en route to Itrowns.
ville ( apt. W () Knhardson. a bank-
er was in command .
for church membership last night. Two
sermons are delivered daily.
Medical Examinations The Kate
hoards of pharmacy and medical ex-
aminers are still conducting examina-
tions at the I IncLttii hotel Their
work probably will be completed today
Good Roads Meeting -Members of
the good roads committee of the Okla-
homa City Retailers' association were to
meet this afternoon in the Haitm build-
ing to discuss plans for 1 good roads
club. The meeting was to have been
held this morning. In lase the Cham-
ber of Commerce decides to take the
good roads movement in charge after
its reorganiiation the retailers will co-
operate. School President Her A. C. Farley
president of the Cameron district agri-
cultural achool at Lawton was a visi-
tor in itatehouse circles today.
Beatjr't Father Vary III James
Peaty court clerk went to the bedside
of his father at Jones City today. It is
reported the elder Reaty is very low. '
Tb Strong Withstand tha Heat of
Summer Better Than the Weak.
Old people who are feeble and youn-
gr people who are weak will be
strengthened and enabled to go through j
the depressing heat of summer by tak-i
Ing regularly Grove's Tasteless Chilli
Tonic. It purifies and enriches the
blood and builds up the whole sys-
tem. 50c. Adv.
Vital Statistics
Births.
IP THB STORK !" four homo.or tha
homt of rour nalghbor. call P. B. X. I
k for lh. elir oilltor of Tbo Tlmoa ana
toll blm lh. Ucta.
Mr and Mrs Henry H. Howard 407
West California ; girl.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Derby. I1J4 West
Sixth street; girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Clint McDade IW8
North (iearv; bov
Mr and Mrs. William A. Lamphear
South Hudson; boy.
Deaths.
Luther W Welch 75 years old 21J
Fast Tenth street.
tu. . ....... 1 si. f r r. .. 1
lie modal 01 .fill. v. .r l'a VI lll Jl I
who died Wednesday night at lie
F.mergency hospital 'rom bi-chlor.de of
mercury poisoning was arranged to
take place this afternoon ;ervicei to be
conducted at J JO o'clock in !hr Street
and Draper chapel. Burial was to be
in Fairlawn.
Building Permlta.
S. H McKeener. 1017 West Twenty-
second street frame residence; $2$rX)
Williamson-Halscll Franer company.
7 9 West First street three story addi-
tion of reinforced concrete to war:-
hou.e; $IV.MlO
Classen company I4IJ West Twelfth j
street two story dame residence;;
$5WI.
He must be kin
To that there smarty
Who says "Gimme
Mm oh law early."
Macon Telegrapr.
Gltl'a Custody Sought The state;
supreme court has ditntrd .1 hearing
today 111 the distrnt court of Andrew
M libelant's applualmn for a will of
habeas inrpus to secure lustody of bis
daughter Katherme. who was adildfd
a dq-enuent child and made a ward
of the court luesdav bv t untv Judge!
wick It was allegr.l tlut Oliphant
and hi witr mistreated the gill who
I is 14 sears obi .
- 1
Employ on Picnic-the Kerr Dry
Goods company had arranged for Its.
emploves to enioy a punir this after-
1101 'ii a! Belle lle S!nmtu ilanr
ing. boating and luncheon were mi the
program Spenal cars were engaged
to rarry th picnickers to the grounds j
The Hnrshaugh Brown I lr y Goods:
company has begun giving a half holi-
day eih Thursday the new order gis-
log into rlfert today a atintis with
ay are gisen empos t these two
stores and also the sott lullihurtsn
compaii).
25 CENTS
3
10 CENTS
BUY THEM
NOW!
Slightly clnmnjred ; nearly ev-
erythinK needed in the home.
The Nation Hardware
114 WEST GRAND AVENUE
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I roll! It l oMioml )
Experienced nnd Efficient
DEMOCRAT
Candidate for Second Term
OVOTY CLERK
Subject to Primary Aug. 1 1916.
hem presidnil of th Iik1ah ma Cits
Adver sig club who has nut te
tumid (nm the annual convention of
the Ass.wiated dyertlSlllg ( lubs nf
the World at Pbila lel.hia. nest week
will make an estended te.rt of that
meeting be annouiued yesierdav at the
weekly session of the loral club Mr
Newbern was a delegate to the I'hil
delphia meeting
T Secir Gtaad Opeia live men
began vesierdav a campaign of er
onal sanitation o( fund neessar1
to bung grand opera in (Jklh.ma Cits '
the coming wmtei the imnmitue wa
appointed by the temporaiy ga'id opera
committee and has a'x'Ut VH toi
laise I be members st the rummsttf" :
a Flank II Srheiner. shsirman.
t.eorge Frederitkson. Walter M liar j
ison T. W. Fahy and John A. nrswn :
remortal I Mi Secretary John
Maurin of the Fast Sole IVmmrrtie
rluh his announced t gathering m dem '
oc rats lt this evetsmg at inl.y at
Vfk's ball. Sesenih ind I mda
I bete will le a discission l rairpaiii'i
ptepara'ions A'l d"" a-- -i n
rd to he rol III I I. Wic i
pit 'idiiil id Ihy ilnb
lell itsill-Fvngeht Ma-
rio c''mies breaching tn a Capitol
Hill tabernacle with muh success i
billet ptitsMM fiuejiifd tbemttlm
Are You Doing It
O-ortrii nony nn ynur rlruga ' Coll Iho
Mnii.i trim linm. or rut .rlra hr
ymi iioso nn ovvrTthlna Juvl innk ovr
thia lil nl ll knniin fiol'nt ineillclnos
on4 cAMora ptliao.
ret Itrlliorf. Ptiono W. SS4I.
Jim Cadoniene Tablets Uc
$IiU Beef Iron and Wine 15c
$1(11 l.ilv Dental Lotion He
75c Nujol wc
i () Drlatone sir
$1 III Pmkham's Veg lomp.... IV
II 00 WINK CARDUI 15o
ITWITNK la n( Irninniarr allm
ttlnl hut an ola.ioil tr"iaiinl rrli.r
oir firi.iia.i.. CainlnrM. ilirraalitn.
ovarian liuahiao. Itraular maiao. oln
In tao dap al. nMtlnala lamala
lrnuhlo onil lha inanv a.mn.H.. anil
romplainia fai-vl'ar lo woman otild on
a p.itiio luarant.a
linn MINFRAL OIL 70c
flt mo Vital 5c
S S. S 15c It 50
Tnr PO DO TOSE for lha arnmtrk.
Ils.f. kliliara. II la a hn n.alh.r rallaf
Kilmers Swamp ie 15c
Mentholatum 20c 40c
50c lloan's Kidney Pills 41c
Itlark Draught XX
11.00 N0XATID IRON ISc
loot rr Waal yovrwir Try a a at
our lor full Lamoaata 01 ur ooailUff
lavnini.
The Model Drug and
Jewelry Co.
II Wool Itrwaal tv.
KELMAC
VAPOR HEATING
A nyslem of noUelena
heatiny by vapor.
Operate naturally
without pump or me-
chanical dtvices.
Requires Icm attention
and ha far greater
Efficiency than other
Method of Heating.
Plan. Specifications
and Eistimatea furniohed
by
Pitts i Mann Company
227 Wait Fir.t
Phon W.61S
It's the Talk of the Town
Our Fourteenth Semi-Annual
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. MEN'S
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Men s Odd Pants
Choice of entire stock of Men's ! rnoir' 2i0 P'" M'n'
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All Boys' Has
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Any Article
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Exchanged
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Cheerfully
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Times Are Getting Better
This applies to the Rcncml conditions of this city this state
and the whole country as well. Hut more especially docs it ap-
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Stafford, R. E. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 88, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 13, 1916, newspaper, July 13, 1916; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc170077/m1/2/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.