TWO
FREEZE HURTS
NIGHT SCHOOLS
ITALIANS AGREE
Sentence Sermons
Circulation Statement
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nine months who exported 13,000,000,-
009 of lire. and imported 20.000.000.-
000. During this period Italy imported
look into the Itullan stutement s, and
there will be no joint meeting until
MEDFORD MAN PICKED
AS AUTO TAX DEALER
ltalian finance minister, replied that
he recognzed that the American pol-
of Russia's total Imports, was bought
by the soviet government during this
period.
LIVESTOCK CHIEF IS
NOT TO QUIT OFFICE
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Kansas City's Non-Partisan-
Charter Has Failed
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as an ounce
of prevention
58,621
58.603
if typirai of thowsand:,
Ari any phynnan.
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complete data for consideration of the
two commissions.
The discussion turned in the con-
tents nf the Italian monographs and
was carried on in general fashion dur*
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everybody
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force the nba ndonment of some of the
bolls ns the farmers will not go over 1
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Price hid.
“I couldn't see why he didn’t gain. I never dreamed that my constipation
was responsible until the doctor told me.
“He explained that faulty or slow elimination of waste matter allowed poisons
to form and be absorbed by the blood—and this meant tainted milk for baby.
“He prescribed the Nujol treatment and it made a world of difference to both
of us. Now that I know how dangerous constipation is and how easily it is pre-
vented, I'm never going to allow myself to get into that condition again.’
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ing the rest
said to supply
lean goods, representing 15 percent 1
of lire and exported to the Lnited
nedy gives you all these and
it possesses a rich, clear tone
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meetings of the
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Fine quality Plates, Q1) CA
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nqt known, he said.
"It in hard to tell the extent of the
damage." Robinson said. "In several
a citv the state superindendent belteved that
at least 150 more would be reported
sideration of Italy's economic and n*
nancial situation.
Members of the two commissions
talked an hour and a half about the
situation in which Italy finds hersel,
with a debt of $2,1 38,542,873 to the
merican government. ami a stabil-
izes government fiscal policy and a
1st lanced budget only in the starting
singe.
Mrihm \ssures Fair Deal
Secretary Mellon. speaking for the
Americans, essured the Italians that
this nation was acquainted fully with
Italy’s problem and would ask only
"a just settlement that will insure
preside at (he
exploded In
cial,}—Washington county now has a
paved road leading entirely through
the county, from the Kansas state
Cotton in the south ’central and
southwestern sections of the state has i
leteriorated tn some extent because
of the freeze last week, Carl H. Rob-
inson. federal crop statistician, de-
clared Monday on his return from an
by Americans
STATE'S COTTON
Some Will Be Left in Field
Due to Price Slump,
Debt Envoy Gives Figures
On Status of Country,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 — (— The
Italian and American debt commis- .
sions met Monday to renew the effort 1
to find a satisfactory formula for |
Americans vanted
■Palace
HLAUNDR
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clean, while adjacent fields hnv not
been touched. Low price of cotton will .
cornered contest. Virtually all of the
funding Italy s war debt to the United election of a mayor and a council of
States. but the first session did not eight members, of which the mayor
carry discussion beyond exchanges ofistobea member and over which he
felicitations and the beginning of con- will preside.
with the increased demands of her
population.
"Italy’s balance of trade always
try in the currency of the latter."
Survey Reports Submitted
He submitted a series of twenty*
one documents having to do with
these two elements. They embraced
material gathered from government
and economic sources and taken with
the results of studies already made
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What do you want in radio? Broad
ports from America being nearly 1
limes her exports to this country.
Iwas poisoning
my ownBaby!”
It was “first day of school"' for
more than 10.000 adults in the state
Monday night according tn estimates ■
of nine city departments, law, finance,
public works, fire, health, welfare,
parks and personnel. The mayor will
hnve virtually no duties other than
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W. 0091 UNIQUE
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State of Oklahoma,
Oklahoma County, ss:
M. W. Haimbacher being duly sworn,
cn his oath, deposes and says that he la
the Circulation Manager of The Oklahoma
City Times, published In Okluhoma City.
Oklahomn. and that the pa'd cireulatlen
of the bald newspaper for the month of
October, 1925, was as follow*:
the fields after the first picking.
Wheat planting, while the cotton re y
l mains in the field, is fairly general, I
he reported, Much cotton acreage is '
{being turned in wheat this full.
tnt war profits nt 100 percent and
to levy a capital tax. The burden of I
taxation in Italy, taking in account
the national wealth, and the income.
Is higher than that at any other coun-
development keeps
—■ —                I “All the new wheat I saw was in ex- j J
DRUMRIGHT, Nov. 2. -(Spec cial) - cellent condition," Robinson declared A
Capt. W. L. Amburger of Oklahoma Some has attained a fine stand." V
City, young peopie s secretary foe the A-... .      —
.-iK 'Inn army: will bo in Drumright CA0DO PUPILS HELP
IN COTTON CRISIS ♦
constantly increasing
is doubtful if Italy’s
has been adverse. During the last
With here
and thus permits thorough and regular elimination,
without overtaxing the intestinal muscles.
Nujol can be taken for any length of time without
ill effects. To intuit internal cleanliness, it should
be taken regularly in accordance with the directions
on each bottle. Unlike laxatives, it does not form
a habit and can be discontinued at any time.
Aik your druggilt for Nujol today and begin to en-
joy the perfect health that is possible only when
elimination is normal and regular.
verbal fireworks
those contests.
“ W gAYEr
Asp
The resignation of William M.
Laux, president of the Oklahoma City ,
livestock exchange, tenderer! n few
weeks ago when other members be-
The council will appoint
manager, who will name
DAVIS, Nov. 2.—(Speclal ) — Dr.
Walter Edward Barrington has resign.
ed as pastor of the First Presbyterian
• hurch of this place.
that approximately 600 night schools i
for adult illiterates would be opened, i
Up to Monday. reports from thirty- (
nine of the seventy-seven counties
showed that 456 schools were ready ,
to open the teachers having taken
the initiative for the college credit to j
be gatned Without being optimistic
try-38 percent of her net income,
a ter deucting a minimum of subsis-
tence.
"Italy has none of the principalraw
materials. She must import food an
all her requirements in oil, coal, cot-
ton. iron and copper.
economic peace." Count Volpl, the
R7 394
The J. I.. Shannon farm, located three
miles east of Crowder, consisting of
1,335 acres, was sold for $33,000. at
a referee’s sale. The sale was held
TALOGA. Nov. 2—(Special) — The
TALOGA, Nov. 2.—(Special.)—The
, inspection trip. Just how much damage IH
has been done by the cold weather is       z-dp z5 and 28 W. Grind Avenue mqdp 4
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SEE THIS WONDERFUL VALUF a
Nov. 2 —(Spe-
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1925.
council.                                  ty in the southeast where 2.744 were
2 found at the same lime, the "op.
Thus, it will be seen the aim of the portunity W nools" were scheduled to
party bosses is to control the election open
of the mayor and four members of                  -g
• K ... 11 Ul ,,   ...     u. .u           W . l’yburn, superintendent of
the council, which will enable them              .      ...            .   .
,z >.                     , .u i. llexas county said that one school
r-r - F M s              PAVED TO STATE LINE
thousands of jobs.                       1 i
nine.                                          *
Republican Mayor Now | Counties which have reported, and
The republican nominee for mayor the number of schools promised fol.
icy of holding a nation’s capacity to I is Albert J. Beach, who ha" held the ion
noy as the basis for settlement was; office for two years.                     Adair T- Atoka !»■ Einine 6
n proper one, and added:                 Searching for their strongest can Cherokee, 2s; Cleveland 23. Cotton.
In determining th* capacity of a didate, the democrats picked Ben 7; Dewey, 2; Garfield, 11. Grady, 1;
naton. the report nf the Hawes com- Jeudon, who has been city treasurer Greer. 13: Hughes, 13; Jackson, 11:
mission has shown two principal ele- for five terms, and who has ever been Johnston. 13. Kiowa. 28; Latimer. 20;
ments first, the capacity to collect a very popular candidate. No matter LeFlor, 21; Logan, S: Love 17: Major,
in a country from its people the nne- what happened to other democratic 1; Marshall, 14 Mayes, 4; McCurtain,
assary money, and. second, the trans- nominees in season and out, even 29: McIntosh, 8; Murray, 3: Oklahoma,
fer of the money collected in the na- during republican landslides Jaudon 11: Pawnee, 4R; Pontotoc, 15; Potta-
tional currency to the creditor coun- has won.                              watomie, 7. Pushmatha, 26; Roger
wnitney iXXey SOONER STUNT NIGHT
Unieeaa.“senatrowztFn IS SET GY DIRECTOR
Edge, in a statement Issued from his                 - — -
Mothers are the best friends of Nujol. When
precious new lives are at stake they seek the re-
medy that medical authorities approve because
it is so safe, gentle, and natural in its action.
Constipation is dangerous for anybody. Nujol is
safe for everybody. It does not affect the stomach
and is not absorbed by the body.
Nujol simply makes up for a deficiency—tem-
porary or chronic—in the supply of natural lubri-
cant in the intestines. It softens the waste matter
open. Th* frost has kiiled the foliage A
and a few days of warm sunshine ▼
would help the cotton materially.”
Cotton picking la spotted over prac- .
, Gen lly the entire couth Central and I
southwestern areas, Robinson de V
'<lnied. Many fields have been picked
who says that the distributing com- ’  KENOSHA.WIS.  Nov .2—0 . here No ember 9 He will face charses
panY.  now gettinE a 30-cent  spread j misking hl- lire tn' -nW two’ of hl.  broughtinzainst him in connection with
pween the Eate rate nd the burnerschool companions Vernon Butcher, the burnine of n form building near
, I  . 1.   11 earn the earn, profit  12 years old, was  drowned in a la.  Putnam. He I. out on bond, pending
wo, d investmentat that rate, which eoon here Nonday.   Ie Drotr, and nis heNrine
the rate set, Harry kaplan. the two ldst whose "mheain
should Niehlos, bring in the «... rescue he had gone. niso were
loner explained that the distribut ldrowned. Leo and Harry hna ven.
ng company now.paying 38 cent.          on the thin Ic,. daring each
0umn‘ cubic feet for leakage, 1 O| her to proreed further deepite the
four         PAY on 15 cents for the es- /fact that the we was giving  enenth
eaped Fas and that it amounts to'them.
about 8 percent in the distributing             ---- -
in saving the cotton crop and at the
same time get an education, in evi-
denced by their willingness to go to
i school nt 8 o’clock in the morning
and pick cotton in the afternoon.
Highschool students at Alden union
1 graded and Alfalfa consolidated
| schools are following this plan. No
I intermissions are given, and a full
day’s study period is completed by
noon.
NORAMN, Nov. 2 — (Special.) —    pymAy--g Egg mgyeA-R
Whitney "College Slant Night," student the    EUKES TO RUSSIA
should be the next governor of New atrical performance at the I niversit y
Jersey.” While not predicting Whit * of Norman at which groups mid in cgo. 7      ,, .  .. , ,
ney s election Tuesday Senator EAgejdividuals will present an assortment -   ’   ,’ oV- -       - 1e n e<
■aid thnt "only letharey on the partlot vaudevile nets, wi be given De. . sintes led the worid In export, to
of the repislican voters can malt H .ember 12. Chester Cole, director of Russia during the First nine month*
otherwise."                              the show ho. announced.               '   1925, Soviet trnde returns show
__                                                           i thnt nearly $70,00,000 worth of Amer-,
,                                   । owing to the fuct that the univer-
Detroit Is Having               sity auditorium, (he place where the
wednesday. nor any further confer Hot Mayoralty Race aslol lwiprssentedn“inwbanavnie
enera of a formal nature between DETnOIT, Nov. .——Groups of ,l ite otrthe show, the amnteur actors
members of the missions:              automobiles, distributing   literature will hat. little opportunity to prac. Import, from Eneinna were .c
General statements n. Indicative of and bearing large banner, exhorting tice their stunts.                             1  '   " EnEinna
his country's position were submitted  voters tn elect Chnries Bowles as            ___ ond, totaling   $68,000,000-   imports
b: Count Volpi rr follows:            mayor covered a large part of the re*  Aung I  TRwEe Di RAp      from Germany came third in the list.
War Losses Heavy         idential section of Detroit on the eve UnILl  I ft REO I LAUE      amounting to $59,000,000.
OF SODA FOUNTAIN . "X z
tionel. wealth.. She lost .“-W® men for reselection, mad. hl. final election                  ----- amounted to only 140.000.000.
i sections, plants will make a large
(amount of cotton on tops if bolls
ranze nf reeption--high gelectivity
--dependable performane r — simplicit y
M A LESTER, Nov. 2 —(Special.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2.—An at-
tempt by Kansas City tn eliminate
partisan politics from muncipal at
ta Irv has failed of accomplishment in
the first campaign in which its new
non-partisan city charter has been
put to the test. The usual party or-
zanizations have nominated the can-
didates on strictly political lines, and
a bitter partisan campaign has been
waged.
The bosses were forced to accopt
th* new charter, but boss like, they
zecepted it similingly, professed at
ways to have favored it, and began
stuying the means to convert it to
the unes at (heir party orznnizations.
The new charter provides for the I
line to (he Tulsa county line. The
highway is forty-right miles in ings in the interest of young people,
length. With the exception of n two The Salvation army of Drumright. nn-
mile span south of Vern, by the first der the direction of Captain and Mrs.
nf the year there will be a Paved road H. L. Combs, is preparing to organize ,
from th* Kansas line to Tulsa, The the young people’s work for Drum-
state highway department will not i right.
place th* concrete on this two-mil*           ______a-__
SXyX.TK Aneundurneor FARM BRINGS $33,000
Vera, now in process of construction, |
necessitates short detours at the
present time. Before the end of the
year, they will be completed.
CARNEGIE. Nov. 2.—(Speclal.)- '
A
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Washington headquarters
night said that Arthur
Wednesday. Mrs. J. E. White, wife came diseat fsfied, was withdrawn
of the Dewey county farm agent ark- i ,   .              .     . .      .
...      .   .            , , Monday at a meet ing of the exchange,
now (edged peer in the art of making ,
, Thill. ’ will nssist the club siris in Inux prevented hinreslznation when
end 458,000 of her youths were dis- speech by radio Monday,
abled. ---
ontVtalyneecoird no yaluable colonies Three Running For
"Italys share of reparations Is 10 Mayor at Indianapolis
percent as aeainst J- percent allotted INDIANArOLIS, Nov. 2—(n— To satisfy this demand J. E White,
to. France and 22 percent to Great Voters of this city ""I ballot Tuesday|Dewey county farm ngent. hns ar.
Britain. .  ,           2   on three candidates for mayor. John ranged for the girl members of the
. "Italy, by immense .offering., ha. I Duvall, republican, Walter Mey- Taloga 4.H agricultural club lo dem-
balanced her budset, reduced her gov. era, democrat, and William O. Fogle onstrate the proper method, of mak.
ernmental expenditures, and I. the .on, soclalist, seek/ng the office, ing "red-hot chill-nt th., schoolhouse
only great power whose military ex            -------—
penditures today are less than they
were before the war.
Taxes At High Figure
“Italy ha. been the only nation to
Experienced rose growers know
that Oklahoma-grown rose
bushes give best results. BAT-
TEN oficrs 94 varieties, grown
on their own root in Oklahoma
City gardens Ask for Batten',
dictionary of roses, bulbs and
shrubs— FREE for the asking.
160%
nuts it in the class of a fin* musical
instrument, brnging nut all th* r.ch
oyertones and exquisite modulation
of 111* artist, with wonderful fidelity.
Jet us prove thin tone quality to you
T.*' us demonstrate th* Kennely in
your own home circle to you can ap-
preciate th* difterence between or-
dinary radio and Kennedy reception
FRENCH
con- ।
MEDFORD,. Nov. 2— (Specin 1.}—
Claude Mott of Medford, has received
notice from the state highway depart-
ment that he has been re-appointed
auto tax dealer for the year 1926, for
/§IP
it
from the remaining counties
From Texas county in the pan-
handle where the spnrsely populated
prairie country showed only eleven
illiterntes in 1920 to McCurtain coun-
corporation commissioner
making "it hot" for the students, be learned that other members object
GAS LINE PLAN CREECH LAKE WATER porto in codioctin with his mvkentor 1
___ commission firm. Hlarmony has been
C "TISUED FRO AI PAGE ONE USED IN COLLEGE CITY restored in the exchange, it is raid.
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ondronda. M . .     । su.vvt.i~          PRELRMCSNARY SET FOR
o. , atn. ° ' h * rr ents                      1 such 11 serlous TAI nf** -nenn Aper
tiny at thu pinothe o hand seru- shortaze of its water ( pply that It TALOGA SON BASF
h. r... ,hTT    - of Nichlos, la hns been forced to gat n xupplemen :
wo.,M ' in his 15:cent sate rate ury ...pply f,„m Creech take, north.
woudnproxide,the city with 43east or Drumright. Th- supply will'
This « ' 0 'rent gaa.            be surficlent to taet for ten days.
This Was the statement nf Frank           ______
Circulation Manager.
Suhucribe nnd sworn in before me this
•nd dav of November, 1325
(Sen!) CUE NABB,
Notary Public.
My commssion expires July 23 1927.
• from M. A. Nash state superintend-
i ent of schools. His records disclose
• stem here.                      SCHOOL (IIILIIRKN INTRRRSTEI
The Oklahoma City Democratic        IN INSTRI MENTAL MI S|<
I Wn men's club indorsed Nichlos’ plan *       „  ---—
at a meeting Monday afternoon at the RI-ACKWELL. Nov. .(Special.- |
STAGE CENTERe"a - nrmmi.
Their ,,gng,ug, 224 g , in their names s an assranca that
(oninnei from Pare l.l         t -le -e-ou-on Siatec (bat con- i ,  .   .       .200,00,01,,
.     ,                        -            winners nf th. ni1 1. .c.         . gthey desire instruction in the 116
elected a mayor sine* Seth Low. on a '”,rr or the Oklahoma Cias and
fusion ticket in 1902. claim that Eieetrie company feel that the pres
Waterman will win by 100 000         ent rate is exorbitant, and urged the
Th. republicans pin .h.lr bop. on mayorogorporation commission and
n "great ground swel" of "ilent ^'v hrn"comnnissioners "to do
voters, which they „v has xet Inoverythinsinatheir power to urze
during the iast few days.   Mayor and iemand that the Oklahoma Gas
Hylan s plurality four years ago was .   ,     ' company connect with
417 000                                    i I he John R. • i‘ hlos field at the city
The lack of interest generally ta at. limits ok Okinhoma City, so that con-
tribute to the reaction that set in zumers may be able at an early date
after the heated primarybattles, when to purchase gas ar a rate which is
Walker defeated Mayor’Hylan for the non1°        65 cents to the
nomination and Waterman won a three
n a charge nf arson will be held
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