GREAT EVANGELIST-DIES
Rev. Sam P. Jones Passes Away
Suddenly on Passenger Train
OKLAHOMA CITY: Rev. Sam P.
Jones, the noted evangelist, dropped
dead on a Choctaw passenger train
near Little Rock early Monday
morning. He had just concluded a
great revival here, in which 3,000
souls were converted, and the labor
and strain of the meetings brought
on his fatal illness. His wife and
two daughters were with him when
he died, enroute home to Carters- I
ville, Ga.
, It is believed by many that the '
Georgian had a premonition of his 1
death based upon a statement from
his own lips made at the tabernacle
here in the Hast sermon he ever
preached. He took as his subject,
Sudden Death," and his text from
Proverbs xxix:l. 'He that hath been
reproved hardeneth his neck shall
suddenly be destroyed, and that
right suddenly." During his address
he made this startling statement:
"Within the next ten days there
will be a death that will surprise all
of you." His remarks (hat night
were free from any bitterness, and
the efTect was noticeable in the eyes I
of many of his auditors who, with
tears streaming down their faces
listened to the plea of one who less i
than a week later, was stjicken
down.
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PROBES AT WATONGA
Attorney General Cromwell Seeks
Evidence of Trust Combination
WATONGA: The warpt the state
against the railroads and illegal
combinations of merchants has been
carried into Blaine county. Attorney
General W. O. Cromwell has beeu
here for three days getting evidence.
He came for some special grand
jury work, but stayed to investigate
alleged combinations of lumber and
fuel dealers. Rates on both have been
high, and there has been a suspicious
uniformity as to rate cards among
dealers.
"I can't say what I have found,"
said he before leaving. "That may de-
velop later. No, I will not say that
suits against dealers or railroads will i
be instituted here.
"We are trying to enforce the law
everywhere. That is all."
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I f more than ordinary skill in playing brings the honors of the
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Cruel Preacher on Trial
A rather unusual case has been on
trial at Hobart the past week, whore
J. C. Adel, a German preacher and
teacher was charged with punishing
the young son of W. C. Christopher
so severely that the young man has
been mentally unbalanced, as well as
being paralyzed and losing his power
of speech. It was alleged by the
Christophers that the teacher struck
the boy with a club, while the
teacher claims that he merely wield-
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Luck in Life.
Some people are always present In
a railway smashes, others in fires,
others again in boats that pset;
while a special providence watches
nver children, old people, sleep-*alk- |
ers and drunkards. Life is not the
same for all—far be it; and Napoleon
was right when he said ho preferred
the lucky general to a clever one.—
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What is the precise attitude that
men would have women tal:e up with 1
regard to dress? They are perpetual-
ly rating the sex for alleged extrava-
gance in this direction, they are con-
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it is not always the best dressed wo-
men who attract and command the
attention of men, says one of tho fair
sex.
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Danger of an Explosion.
When we see so many young niea
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and hanging down their foreheads so
as to obscure every trace of Intellect,
and so many young womeu with their
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