Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 7, Ed. 1 Monday, April 8, 1918 Page: 2 of 16
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OKLAHOMA CltY TIMES MONDAY APRIL 8 IM.
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t f -B GtflBfM P(d
I tUt IsMet terrible
iai tad la Borthero
i
1 I vt bee committed br
.we of Geftnant my eon.
the he tyei keaitlikej
-l eoldltre and off iceri and
i wwi aad effkert would am
wcld ihamNlvt et he had;
I ni dllferesst hind ot a ht-
Cxataa Caaaar Cleat
ta eldritch ea lha German
t trdM battle -I the Altne. I
I M later. U c'.allng with cantor-
V kow area tha German cenwr
raitMy a (anllrnun tried to ftt
t re dee m$ Amcricaa rtadert ;
A erf e do a thing that no Ameri-
I it sWttlih wr Me ices cantor had
t i -aadad or evea wqaetted.
v. alanUi ' weol to Berlin.
J I tkoufht a frenvadoai Itory
J see I Ihoufht that perhtr.
siow about tha German hid
erroaej. 1 bad carefully kept in
iTot nt mind tha reservation
tUpt the Canaan wet really
ff for hit lift and the welfare
. i nterlaad; that the war. perhtpt
1 kaaa forced apoo him. To tt my
jatleat atory I went to Prof. Hits
. at tha Uaivmity of Berlin a
I 2riea ft man eminent In the world
I lettara aad arenrmebly. a hurntni-
( Ha ween"! 1 German official
Ji I knew ha would tell me the truth.
J Charted that tha truth mifht open
jriea't tyea to tha fart that Ger-
r r nally had been atucked and
. kite the war.
' I M Oermaa Himaar Hot Tetl
Vhee) I met Profeitor Delbrurk in
f ftwiy of bii little noma In Char--barg
a euburb of Berlin and
I JL Btyaeli liuinf lace to face with
; i tense of comfort came over me ;
ft last I thouiht 1 have found one
1xm who li a gentle human beinf .
tM Profetaor Delbnick that Amen-
O area aanled about the war. We
t7 ta know the r.ht of It. Whr
ri Germany gone Into tha war? I
"Clfahall never forget the cold chilli
(Ut want up and down my ipine it that
oatinaat eld party roie deliberately from
Ue aaair walked to a comrr of hit
wy and returned to tha deik with a
fe-ifa! of mapel
Unatn wara belni ilaufhtered I by
6a inaadredi of tbouiandi In thoie diyl
(a Haunt formation!: German homei
rara beinf bereaved by the icorei of
CMaada between every innriie and
' I bad expected mat rroieisor
mack would eapreat loma imypathy
i M aalferinn of tha Germtni. and
t ha would aik the tympathy of the
; . M Statee. But thii wai In No-
r - ier af 1914. when Germany thoujht
t akaorjr lay right ahead of her.
V - V aVyaiaaUy free Elm. .
Cat word of tympathy did I get
fcaaa aria; sot a tingle request for the
' rymkr i the people of the United
UjeTHe isdal tell me at I hid
rai ha would that Germany hid been
hale the war; he oWttiy that
laaaaT waa fighting for her life at
. frtraaaae aa bow. Indeed he didn't
h fJ biaeaed word ha told ma that
ajaa twaaa aaougb m Germany for
iar ytoaV ha It; acraaga enough and
a mm fcaowrret eonoah to keep every
k laaafiatiMy. "But." be laid "oar
at' dt are to froe. aad they turn out 10
ac Retry educated young men every
yat faat we nait have pew coloniei
aa aaw bMioeae centera throughout
- tta aatth where tbeu young rata can
caarciee their talcnti."
pan whk a long ttender finger he
fr.ted oat to me oa hit mam how Ger-
- r9 atutt have Periia and Syria and
V U tMroit o Mgoio. ana new co -
i ZTJZ'Ea .hi. .nS o. bold in
vl '" . J!?'
V" WK' tonn?el .n"
! CamaB bu.net Germany i war wai
IB wet land grab I
. " Set ta Coaoner World.
V . kit mi) in nrW the
Wtwtdt fw take whit the wanted by
fortal Her axcuie for all the horror!
Uit MMunirtMl in ihat her achoolt
.; wraaefuMl
. lijht thea and there In that old min'i
ataiy i ait tna pro-any itwauii iran.
''.; If tee many fine tchoolt have that
A aJJact ofl a nation I decided to myielf
" ttaw hereafter I'm going to be In favor
. f ft world that'i run leu by brain
aaarer gad more by heart power.
: 7 JM it't iutt to act that tort of a
.; arofM ettabliihed that our Sammiei are
ewer there la France today.
Cheat TJp America.
We ought to cheer up In America to-
Car became the iuue ii to clear be'
' for vt. We have no weakening doubt.
. The Belgian and the French and the
aVitiih and the other tlliei have cov
. eret that bloody trail of finding out
what kind of a fellow the German ii
I TOftl. I. only one renon for cheer-
. laf P. There are twenty other reaiom
at Heir wny ma war won t &e io nira
lor tu at it hai been for those of our
' Billet who have blazed the trail before
. I Intend to point out how hard the
An T1- k... Ium Im Um .I.IIUm vttt-
HITS W I IUI Mil .111111 WIIIU-
latien of other allied eountriei andhow
we an eacanina moit af their hardihioi
'The Photo Drama of Creation." the
t!Me In movie teen free by 12000000
gmle ahowlng every night thii week
f p. m. Muiicai Art nan. All wei
(Adv.)
' ' w.i.ai
. - -7IGLD HIL It
f tpj&mi Feam Page 1)
' TXS. white the ten-year average
t eCidHtoo it W 6 percent. The
I f adkion ofl December 1 wai
..:al et ft BormaL
t ' Ce Aaseaga iBereataa.
t f"t hut autumn thowed a
t over the previoui
I acre! planted. The
it L-B cm on Docamber 1
f Tt ef a normal and the
. t r-'-Jm made at that
i Me. Lett year't
J botheli and
; 11 waa 85.0 ner-
t9M crop wai
-11 condition was
t tea-year average
V MtXtm .
cm AWAY TO
FLYp START
(Cantinuaa frm fit 1)
back it murh ai 37 milri. Grrminy
hn inn won the areitrit trench virtory
of the ir and hai done it with fight
ing in the open for the fittt time.
"I iy to you mrn In thit clumhr
that thii world it not going to be b'g
enough to lnjld two lurh nationi 11
Germany and Amrrira with Grrminy
Mlrving In the tl'ing he rlnri and
with Amerirt hoMmg the i'lral ihf
dnri. (M all the niti'ini in the world
Grrminy hate the I'uitrd Sutei the
mnit hecaute the rrtlirr that had not
America told ttia alliri munitinni ai
they had evrry riglil In do thit war
would not hive (wen prolonged ai lun?
M It hai and prnltably Arrmany would
have hern the acknowledged victor by
thii lime. America hii terioanly Inter
ftred with Germany'i plant and will do
10 more before the wir I ended "
I.leutrnant Coo)xr laid he wi a
rivilitn who hippened to be in uniform.
Me called attention to the fart that the
enthuiiatm In American troop to-
day matched the enthuiiaim of the
Liberty loan rampaigneri and that the
troop atked for no other order thin
the one that would tell llicm they were
to Hart ovenra to get into the I iglit.
Buy Now Siyi A met.
Judge C B. Amei who pretided over
the luncheon taid that aome penont
had told tolicitort Ihia forenoon they
intended to defer atiharriliing until the
Buy Srout got into the campaign. "You
hould tell lurh per Kin i" laid Judge
Amei "that the Boy Scmiti are not
conducting thii campaign and they are
not taking luhirriptioni at the preient
time. All perioai who really mean to
buy a bond thuuld do io ai toon a pot-
Bible and enable thii city to fill her
quota at the earliett pnitihle moment."
Some of the campaigner! reported
tby met up with ievcral negroei who
aid they were emiou'i to buy bond
but undentood there wai a ipecul com-
mittee made up of negroei empowered
to go among their people and take iub-
icrintion. The iudae taid thii wn cor
rect and thit in efficient committee of
negroei with credential! would tike
rare of tuhtcriptioni among the colored
folk.
Got Away ta Good Start
"We think we got away with more
pep ihowrt and more ipeed than on the
occaaion of the two Liberty loam. We
have 4110 men loliciting for Liberty loan
bond thii morning. Mot of the work-
er! hiving obtained their blank! and
other tuppliet Saturday went from the
breakfait table directly to their firit
bond proiptct thit morning.
"Differently from the two other eim-
ligni every captain thii morning found
lii team 100 Dercent itrong. In the
other campaign there had to be a re-
lerve litt of worker and none of the
teimi ttarted out w$i the full comple-
ment of workeri.
"Saturday one Incident occurred
which hai pteaied the executive com-
mittee verv much. The county 'lood
administrator found an aged couple
with one ion who had bought un un-
der false preteniei 200 pound! of flour
and were hoarding It. They were mide
to turn the flour over and on Saturday
we found the flour lruon hai been io
wholeiome that the old lady phoned in
to Liberty bond headquarteri ihe want-
ed reiervitinni of bondt made for her
huibind herielf and the ton.
Will Shime Slacken.
"In the lint campiign an Importint
wnrk nf miaiionarv nature wai per
formed by the men who had charge of
- - . . . -d Th ud
" "le1 h UckM n- W
hardly think there will be many tlick-
er (ound during thii campaign. The
hckef wgon w B0 bf u(td even if
ilacken are found who by the way
a;il h rarefultv tabulated by a special
enmmittee. We have 'ot a method of
publicity humiliating to oer'oni who
ilaek on bond buying that will certain-
Iv rid the community of any iuch
nunancea
Eight tlickert
were reported by
teami at noon today.
The Oklahoma City repreientatlvet of
the Santa Fe railroad thii morning no-
tified the executive committee that art-
inn on orderi from headquarter! all
the bonda bought by Santa re men who
live in thii city would he credited to
the city of St. Loun thii Holding true
for what bondi otticiiu ana tne rota it
self mty buy. Thui thii city loin thii
much of what It hid hoped could be in
eluded in Hi Quota. The managementi
of the Kity and the Friico are yet to
be heard from with there bring an even
chance both thene road' men can hive
their bond buying credited to Ukla
homa City.
Day's Subscriptions
Quartgp BilllOn
WASHINGTON April 8 -I'nofficit
reoorti to the treasury department to
day put the first day'i subscriptions
in the third Liberty loan campaign at
$250000000. Officials laid tlii proh-
I ... '
"'?. !" omfh" 0 hn
though
" "ri( reporn.
Dmilly Too Optimlitic.
After planning a ivitem for gathering
report! ofJ lubscription day by day
officials in charge of the campiign now
are considerinn withholding the report!.
I or giving them out weekly or bi-weekly.
One proposal it to make public only
Vital Statistics
Marriage Lleentet.
Kanneth H Merrill. IS Venn oM. anil
RMtrtx Mukiv 11 year okl both of
Jrwyvlll. 111.
Uuy Klmora Holt 1 yri old Or Ml
tre Taxat and Klorenr larnahan 21
years old Mllford Tuna.
Birth.
Mr. and Un. A. T. Karlrv. I Rnit
KlRhth a boy.
Mr. and Mm. H I.. L 1S!S Wat
Twanty-thlrd a elrl.
Mr. ana aura. John M. Aldredf Iblt
ww Trxniain a soy.
Daatha.
O. T. Mltte. tioapltal 41 yrt old.
Wrnn Kaam JawalL 1211 North Hroad
way. SI vaara old.
Ulllaa h. Oalltika heapltal II yaan
old.
Marda Luatar. TOi Eaat Second. It
years old.
Ksiar Brown II years old.
R. K. Haalon. (21 West Chkkasha. St
yaars old.
figure! repotted by federal rrierve
bank bated on receipt! from initial
aymrnti of lubtcrlptlnni.
ackinotown Gets-
Own Subscriptions
1 he managementi of the Induitriet In
Ptrkinainwn thit morning phoned to
Liberty L"an headqutrlera that their
worker! wanted to lolicil bohd iub-
icription by committee! lelectcd from
among the workeri. It wit taid that
every department of Ihrie induitriet
would be thoroughly emvined and it
wai expected I lug total would be rolled
up. 'Ihe rxeniiive committee nyt it
believe it ih'Mild let I'lrkmgtown gel
in ipiota in the nay it Ihmki mot ef
fective.
Women Report
Total of $12700
Mrt. l'rentm Price ipeiking for the
ll women rampaigneri tt work 'Hid
Iheir total inlncrintion up to noon
mounled Io $I2.7(. Includeo: in thit
iim ii one uhtrrintion of $10000. A
huinen man in Packingtown tent for
Mn. Price to give her thit tubicrip-
icm perinnally.
On the ttroke if 0 o'clock 400 women
went forth from their homei to booit
he tale of the hondi in Oklahoma City.
Ked Croii work. Council of Defente
work and other intereiti will be in the
background for a week it Irait when
thete X) women will devote their time
to one thing Ihe telling of Liberty
bnndi. They were ahetd ol lime thit
morning in that ihey went to the worn-
en'i office in the Chamber of Com
merce on Saturday nd tecured all their
uppliei to'that there were no pre-
liniinny ncnyi
"One woman calle1 me it ri ortoca
thii morning" taid Mrt. Henley real
ly S oclock you know inn mrt mat
ihe wai all ready to itart. f told her to
wait until the heard Ihe belli that that
wai plentv of time.
Mn F.d Overholier "id that he
aiihed to emphaiiie again the fact thai
no individual report! will he given on
the money collected on account of mme
women working hird in the poorer ie.-
tmni of the city
Clubs Postpone
Lunch for Loan
The weekly meeting and luncheon of
the Jovian club and of the credit men
f the Ketaileri anoriation icheduled
for today at the Lee-Hurkin l.otel hsi
been canceled on account of the third
Liberty loan drive.
Government Workers
Quick to Buy Bonds
Government employet on' the lecond
and third floor! of the federal build
ing were 100 percent for the third Lib-
erty loan bv 10 o'clock thii morning
More than fifty employei of the office
of the internal revenue collector the
United State manhal the United
State diitrict attorney and the United
State diitrict court clerk lubicribed t l
the loan in tmountt ringing from $30
to $.1000. The committee working the
buildiu had not viiited the employet
of the pottoffice at that hour.
Bonds Sell Well
At County Jail
Five priionert In the county jail made
ann icalioni lor Liberty bonai tnn
morning from Mn. G. E. Johmon cap-
tain of a team. Five more announced
thein intentioni of making application
thii afternoon. Thoie who pledged
wiemielvei to buy bondi thit morning
were Arch Hawkini held on a charge
of murder; C. A. FJkin! S. C Cltyton
M A. Cahn and C. 11. Tiedemann all
four of whom are lerving icntencei for
violation of federal law.
George Palmer auiitint county
jailer was the f tret man at the tail
to buy a bond. Claude Tyler deputy
thenff. wai the tint in tne menu i
department. A meeting of all court
home employe! and official will be
held this afternoon to put the county
office! "over the top in the loan.
City Hall Loan
Solicitors Busy
Every officer and employe in the
city hitl iubcrlhed for Liberty Loan
bondi thii morning ringing in turn
from $50 to $5000. Mike Donnelly is
loliciting the loam and report! that not
a tingle tltcker hii yet been found. Hii
loliciting is not limited to the city em.
nloyei. but he hai alio received tuh
irriptioni from the boyi in the ihoe
shining parlor and in the cigar ttore
which are in the city hall building. Mr.
Donnelly Dr. Street and Mis Tye. who
compose the Liberty Loan committee in
the city hall will visit the police u
tion today and endeavor to kci uh
tcriptiom there
Tradesmen Bank
Reports 100 Percent
The Tradesmen State bank was the
first institution in Oklahoma City to
report 11X1 percent on the third Liberty
loan subscriptions. Fvery employe
trom the janitor up to frank J. wikoit
prrsident tubscribed lielore noon be
sides the subscription ol the hank.
I ommittee working this morning
who worked in previous Linerty loan
campaign reported that they were get
tins at leait three times the imoiint
nf cash on payments dowff for Lib
erly bunds than in former loans.
Blanchard Gives
Its Quota in Day
I1LANCHARD. Okla.. April 8.-
(Special ) -Blanchard went over the top
in the third Liberty loan drive which
started Saturday. Business practically
dosed for the day and the town' full
quota $10000 was readily aold. Sena-
tor T. J. O'Neill of (1iickaha wai the
speaker of the day. He dwelt at length
upon the many fake oil and metal prop
ositions whcih the people invest in in-
stead of Liberty bonds. The school
children made a pretty spectacle in
their parade. Ihe larRest crowd in
yeari wai present.
w.t.i.
The honor of discovering ice-cream
soda ii generally given ti Robert M.
Green who served the delicacy at the
semi-centennial celebration of Franklin
institute Philadelphia in the summer
of K7i and advertised it at that time
as something absolutely new.
wit .
Under the Knglisb law a woman can
not marry her deceased husband1!
brother
IU3 inD foc:i
VELL FREPAREO
FOH HEA7 ATTACX
(CsMiauad Prom Pap I)
ind Field Marshal Ifaig report tndiy a
slight advance on hii line on Ihe louth
bank of the Somme rut of Vnre-iout-
Corbie.
Freack Llaet Htnuneiia.
The Gerinant ire likewite pounding
Ihe French linei louth ol the One the
extreme ilked right on the preient ac-
ive fighting front. Ihe French have
retired from their dangerout salient
lere. however and are reported well
established in position which had been
prepared along the Ail'ite river wnun
oflert an excellent holding point.
Big Guns Roar
Night and Day
By the Auoclaiid Pun.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. April Intense hostile ar
lillery work hai been proceeding it
various point! along ihe British battle
front throughout the night and thii
morning. North of Ihe river Scirpe and
louth of the Sommc river German gum
are conducting tn unutually heavy
bombardment iuch ai heretofore hn
indicited an Impending attack. No in
fantry action however had been re
parted up to g o'clock thii morning.
25 Divisions Hurled
At Amiens Defense
Br the Associitid Prist.
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Sundty. April 7.-Twenty
five diviiioni hive been uied by the
Germtni in the last four dayi in ef
fort! to break through the French line
and reach the railroad running touth
from Amieni. All tttackt have been
checked by the wonderful reiiitance of
the French lome of whom weft thrown
into the line as toon ai they arrived on
the battlefield.
The Germtni ire obtaining only in-
significant results in their attempt! to
advance considering the number of
rooni engaged ai the German force n
it least three timei ai great at the num-
ber of French' defender!.
Frtncb Vie Saiilt Force.
The cheerfulnni and confidence with
which the French troops go into action
is remarkable. They feel they are bet
ter than the enemy and make light of
the German luperinrity in numbers
The French command continue! to work
on Hie principle of uiing the imillest
possible number of troops to stay the
(.errhan rush thui retaining the re-
lervei for possible attacks tome place
else.
Powerful trench mortars have made
their appearance behind the German in-
fantry but up to thit time have not in-
fluenced the tituatinn to any extent
ind in tome placet the gum have been
unable to approach within an effective
range. On the other hand an enormous
number of machine gum pour an in-
terne btrrage into Ihe French lirfei and
at the tame time the German infantry
attempt! under cover of thit fire to
get close to the French line in tmill
grount and estihiisn in pockett trom
which to leap forwtrd at the proper
moment.
All Flrt Turaed oa Hunt.
Thii procedure wai quickly neutril-
iied by the French ind the Germini
are now resuming maned attack! in
which their mrn come under the direct
fire of French machine gum riflei
grenadet and 75t which inflict terrible
losses. The 75t do terrific execution
cutting wide lanet through the enemy
rankt.
Little Heed Slaughttr.
The enemy commamleri appear to
pay little attention to thii slaughter.
their aim being to reach the objective
whatever the cost.
Late last night the enesny again at
tacked in the region of Grivesnes but
were repulsed sanguinarily and forced
back to their own linei with greatly
diminished numbers. Further louth In
the vicinity of Noyon they at tint iuc-
ceeded in entering the French pcni-
tioni. Later after the most levere
fighting they were compelled to retreat
leaving the tituation unchanged.
AJ1 Attacki Faille.
Mont Renaud neir Noyon nw re-
peated attacki from the German!
throughut Saturday but alt were equal-
ly futile. The hill wai the first point
where the French birred the German
advance throtigfl the Oiie valley towards
Compeigne and Paris. When tha Ger-
man! first iwept down from Noyon the
hill changed handi repeatedly. The
ground thereabouts ihow a striking evi-
dence of the fearful nature of the bat-
tle in the number of German bodies
that can be seen.
Since March .10 the French have not
budged In lact they have gained
some ground on the northern slopes ol
the hill. 'I lie Germani occupied two
hills overlooking Mont Renaud which
possess little practical value through
ihey afford a view of what is going on
in Noyon and slightly beyond that
town.
Huns Have Lost
300000 Thus Far
By The Auociated Preit.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE April 8 An American
officer who has just relumed from the
battlefields of northern France where
he has been since virtually the be
ginning of the German offensive eiti
mates that thus far the Germani hive
lost at least .100000 men in killed
wounded and missing.
1 his ollicer formerly was in the
British army and is familiar with all
the conditions.
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Druggist
refund money if it fails. 26c
Curlee's Green Home
2330 South Harvey
TraiMplanla Ohbasa and Tsmala
Plan!.; Thomanda or Cirranlama and
liwlfllnr eitnU at All Kliula traalhr
Mm k. Rraaaaahla prlra.
Paris Chickens'
Kultur Victims;
8 Biddies Slain
PARIS. April 8.The official an-
nouncement yeiterdiy that no cnu-
title! resulted from thai dai bom-
bardment nf Parit by Ihe Cermini
ityt the Petit Pgrinen wai nor in
itrict accordance with Ihe facli. It
affirmi that there were victim
eight chickens.
waa-
To Drive Out Malaria tal Build TJp
The 8yilm
Take Ihe Old Standard GROVK'S
TASIF.I.KSS chill TONIC. You know
what you are liking is the lormule si
printed on every label ihowmg it ll
(Juinine and Iron in a Ttitele'ii form.
00c. (Adv.)
TEN WAR SAiOS
SOCIETIES FORKED
aa ao
H. H. Cirrett in chirge of the or-
ganiration of minufictureri for war
saving! incietiei organised about ten
concerns last week and leveral hundred
employei were pledged to buy War liv-
ings iiamp in imount tit the way from
fjO to UOO during the year.
"We are going to make every manu-
facturing concern in the city 10(1 per
cent patriotic for war livings itimp
if possible" declared (.arret! thu morn
ing "We believe we can get just as
good results in thii work through the
I ilertv loan eamoaicn as any other
time."
Lai-Fos With Pepilo
A Liquid Digestive Laxaiive pleasant
Io lake. Just try one 50c bottle for
Indieettion or I onstipation. tsav.i
Taka aaea sf She hMnt ISw I
an4 l.lhartr will taaa cars al UaaK.
Ha LIUKBTV WIMP.
IrniKPATIllCK'S
TUB HOMB or QI'AMTT ANP 15W
rmrxe avanvTinsd ranaiicD is
AN I 'f -TO-OAT S3 liHI'O UTOntl CAN
KB fTRCHASKD HICKB TOB LaWO.
rsnna ua your nail eriiar. frae famal
rCMITONK or WamaiTa Mallal. la
ranammaaUftf ana luaraniaaa fur all
narvotianaaa. wakna. alrk haaiUi-h'a
Irr.aular m.nwa. nvarlaa Iraiibla ar an?
af tha dlaaaara aaa romplalnta so corn-
maw ta woman
II St Erkmsn'a AMarallvs ai.lt
II II Booll a Bmulaloa tl
II II Plarra a Ooldan llallral CMa-
eovarr 11-11
II SI Piarraa Pararlla Praarlptkn ti ll
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of I'amaraa and
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thins- ta start ?
runt.. Bvarvthlnt In
tiavalsplaf and
Prlnllns rompnone
at low prlraa.
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I Wlna cartful
I Prruna
I tt Milk a Krenlaton
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wr ann ii.n'r "."" 1 -
kldnars loaas up tha Slvar rasulaiaa lha
hk.i& k....u. t h nnBaUta ana In
ary way bill Ida up tha aniira ayaltm.
Bold aa aur paraonal laaraona.
PraanHptlaa) Work Our rpaialtr.
Why pay It to t ranta mora on lha
gl.ee far your praacrlptlona whan yoa
ran hava tham aainnoundad aorttrataly
promptly and with lha puraat and fraah.
aat of druta and chamlcala obtalnablar
Hrlnr 11 your nail prascrlpllan. A
TRIAL ta a eoatnmar.
MODEL DRUG and
JE17ELRY GO.
lie W. OBAND.
Kurtzmann
. Piano
The Old Reliable
To those who want a thoroughly good Piano a Tiano of rich pleasing tone
and of exceeding visible charm at a moderate price.
For at our price the Kurtzmann is a decided economy. As to its durability that
has been conclusively prAven by years of use misuse and abuse in schools and col-
leges as well as years of pleasure-giving in thousands of homes.
The Kurtzmann assures you years of troubleless pleasure in your home.
Call or write for tpecial bargaine in ueerJ Kurtimann end other Pianos.
New Kurtzmann Uprights as Low as $350
Grands from $635
Come See the Special Used Pianos at a Fraction of
Their Price in Oar Economy Sale
'.Kf.EMlJM
MARTIAL LAW FIXED IN
T50UTHERNCOSTA RICA
SAN JOSF. Costa Rica April 7-
The Costa Riran congress ha pro-
claimed martial law in connection with
the revolutionary outbreak on the south-
ern border and ihe government it tak-
ing necessary iteps to ctpture or die-
band the rebeli. It wai thought that
Jurgi Villo the rrbel leader who is a
priest and hit loiioweri had Dcen ait
trmed by ihe Fiiumin government
w.i
"I once entered a London shop" taid
a collector ef entiuuci "in March of
curini. The itlrsmin evenliiilly dl
reeled my attention Io a very dilapi
dated chtir Thit there chair he in
formed me 'wis once the property of
Louis Crotteye.f
"Loutt Cross-eye" I exclaimed.
'Why mm I never heard of iuch a
person.
"Well there wn one. air." laid the
salesman ind he nulled out I ticket
marked 'Unit XL'"
w.ae.
Advice for Weuld-ee Flyen.
The secret ol the whole game
of
learning to fly is I believe never to get
excited. I hive seen beginner after be-
ginncf imtsh when he wai first tent up
to fly. They run along the ground pull
hack the sink as told and a moment
eo'Jb
In the Springtime tvery
Woman's Fancy Turns to Suits
A "fact fully appreciated by this suit nectlon where
every smart etylfl Bponeored by spring fashion has
adequate representation. .
V '.ne Navy Serge
it thit jaunty Eton Jtcket. Boastt
of an overskirt and trimmed al-
most everywhere with lilk braid
and we minht mention the
Vettee it Hunter't Green Fan
Velvet H0.73.
There are other suits quite
misses at $23.75
Confidently
We Sell the
Call or Write.
SoisfoMOic C
iter are to astounded to find them
serves twenty or thirty feet off the
ground that they can think of nothing
. it . . .i ..i. . .
out limiting on use inroiut. astny
crash down tail lint with control! in
climbing position to the last If they
would limply think "Ha old boy.
you're in Ihe air at latt tome thrill
but tha main' thing now it to ttay here
a nit ant then ease oown wunom a.
crash F.ase the slick forward now
we have ituDoed cliinbini Feel that
puff the's lipping but a little Hick or
rudder will Hop that. Now pique her
down ind reduce the gis a notch or
two. Here comes the ground atriighi-
en her nut ; loo much ihe'i climbing
tgun; there cut the gis a little more
there -not a had landing for (be first
try." Atlantic Monthly
An old South Carolina darkey wai
sent to the hospital at St. Xavief in
Charleston. Une of Ihe gentle black
robed listen put a thermometer in hii
mouth to take hit temperature. Pre
enily whrn Ihe doctor made hii round
he laid :
"Well Nathan how do you feel?"
"I feel right t'dlile ho.."
"Have you hid any nourishment?"
"Yt.ir."
"Whet did you hive?"
"A lady done gimme a piece of glist
ler luck bosi. Llppincott'i.
xxA n
Fine Navy Blue
Twill-
A toxedo collar and front with
a clever new front belt fattening.
The back ii in the Ripple effect
and priced at 154.75.
as desirable for women and
$2730 and more.
Oklahoma! One-Price
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