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They found one of the young men
lying on the ground with n number
magistrates.
of wounds in his head,
other had disappeared.
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TARIS’-Many holiday-mnkers, in
the renter ve Paris stopped to five
alms to a cripple who stretched two
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of service fox over 100 years is
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medicine.
Remember S. S. S. is made
only from fresh roots and herbs.
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ANNIVERSARIES OH ,
FOURTH OF JULY
back your strength with S. S. S.
Why! You ll begin living all
over again. You will enjoy eat-
ing and above all, you will bo
able to stand up under the
etrain cf daily life and enjoy it.
You can take S. S. S. with
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vemher. 1924, hewitnesses had van.
ished when the defendants appeared
‘HERE was a time when he
wouldn’t eat any cereal dish,
without lots of coaxing and urging.
Now, according to his mother,
there’s a different story to tell—he
calls for it!
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Company
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cavalry, of the Haskell university of
Kansas, will take part in the ’Birth
of Chicago” spectacle to be staged in j
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Royalty And Social Kings
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commissioner complains of delays,
and in three instances in which the
they decided to fight an "Ameri-
were mouth is sealed, and the president of
New Turkey has never seen fit to
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CHICAGO—The only Indian eav
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scarcely half a dozen pictures dis
playing the figure of a woman. Most
of the pictures are portraits andi
' landscapes. very lovely mild land
scapes, many of them. Many critics
are inclined to believe most of the i
tiou.kuseu I
MV HEAD QUITS,-SWAS, —
ACT UNEXPECTED
An unusually fine tourist hotel I
located in the center of activity of
the most beautiful beach city in Cali-
fornia.
Elegantly furnished hotel rooms
in Poking. This is the
ing head to
, it. Lay as prohibition administrator ,
I for western Pennsylvania, was ex (
pressed Sunday night by Secretary
tendent of the
By giving youngsters Puffed Rice
instead of ordinary cereals, many
mothers have found the same result
The modern idea in diet is to give
youngsters the food they need in a
form they like. You start now by
tempting the appetite.
Puffed Rice does it probably like
no other cereal known. The flavor
is like toasted nutmeats — crispy
grains that crunch in your mouth
like fresh toast.
Each grain is steam puffed to 8
times its natural size. That makes
digestion easy. Then it’s richly oven
toasted, which makes it as alluring
as a confection. Children revel in
its unique deliciousness.
Isn’t it better to give your chil-
dren gram food in this enticing form
than to command and coax that
another be eaten ? Try it a few days.
Whap,happens will surprise you
wet rutted Rice at any grocery.
Polly's and Mitzi’s dresses both have capes. ro’h’s
he bark it slides down to a V-shaped point,
splashed with large printed flowers.
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Fough usage.
• break the stick
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powers, but it does nor
2 tend one of their services. In order
5to bring visitors right to the main ,
• gates of the sport-fields. ' the terror of those who
A The leading principle of he archi. nesses of the affair.
role in the pageant. appearing first
in traditional war paint and feathers,
and then in their regulation army
uniforms
Several hundred more Indians will
be brought from Wisconsin reserva-
tions to join in the pageant depict-
ing the founding of Chicago and the
westward sweep of the pioneers
against stubborn Indian resistance
The show is planned as a minia-
ture sesqui-centennial celebration in
connection with the international
convention of the Loyal Order of
Moose.
TWENTY PASSENGERS HURT
IN REAR-END TRAIN CRASH
VALD ST A. Ga., July 5—(—-
Twenty persons were Injured Sun
day when the north-bound Royal
Palm Limited, fast passenger train
on the Southern railway, running an
hour late, crashed into the rear end
of a night express train st Fargo.
sixty-seven girls.
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every corner of the edifice. The ,
Retrial is mere formality, but the
last month have the Chinese
tiona on his coat.
At midday a polleeman asked him
to show his identity papers where-
upon the man gathered up his lega
from under him and made off along
the sttects, followed by the constable
and a number of the public. He
। turned out to be an Arab named Ah
Hamed, and confessed to taking as
much as 130 francs a day from pass.
1 ers-by
He began by concealing only one
j leg hut could seldom "earn" more
than 50 francs. He then obtained
another wooden limb, and hid both
his own whereupon his profits rose
1 by 200 percent.
1 S. S. S. i just the thing
needed to strengthen the nerves,
restore muscular power to the
body and inereare the endurance
of weak, failing women and
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And the defeat of Burgoyne by Gen-
d eral Schuyler,
% The sesqui-centennial of American
-independence was an occasion of.
• particular significance in two Mas-
" communities, Saley and
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pecially fitted rooms, for
folds over her shoulders and ties in front
/nothing to eat but matches. The vat;
$ did not gnaw the matches and final-
' ly had to be release I before the
J starved to death.
AMSTERDAM PLANS
ASIATICPOPULATION
OF PERU IS LARGE
r F A delegation of American Legion-
L innires obaerved Independence Day
Sin Parts by lighting “The Eternal
t Finme ’ at the tomb of the unknown
4ldler at the Arc de Triomphe.
Sons of the American Revolution
, J and a color guard from the Pari*
2 poet of the American Legion took
' gpart In ceremonles at the tomb of
t 2-afyette.
On the shores of the blue Pacific
—only 20 miles from Los Angeles.
Surf and Plunge Bathing. Yacht-
ing. Aquaplaning. Golf. Tennis,
Dancing, etc. Privileges Virginia
Country Club to guests.
n doctor was among them.
: DRIVER USED IN
! MATCH TESTING
stand ordinary ।
striking mayernments,"
- _. near here. The express train had
■ mere were observances or fellef- i stopped for water.
tat2ene to American official rep-
• At Pniladelphia. a bronze memor-
J lai to seven signers of the Dedara-
tion of independence who are buried
in the grounds of Old Christ church.
J was unveiled by six women descen-
2 dants of the signers.
| When 4 o’clock. . • epted as the
• exact sesqui-centennial of the sign-
7 ing of the Declaration of Indepen-
4 dence, struck in Chicago yesterday.
5100 readers, at as many ceremonies.
* read aloud the historic document.
9 Unknown Soldier Honored
I The observances throughout this
Kan., There
derng by the applicants included |
a former member of royalty in Con- !
stontine of Greece. English nobilit,
in the Countess of Lauderdale and
her son Lord Thirlstane and Boul.
ton. and representatives of the elite
of the American social realm in the
personages of Mr. and Mrs Edwar
T. Stotesbury and Mrs. Alexander
W. Biddle of Philadelphia and Mrs.
Hon granted to the "phantom gov.
Soldiers Field stadium. July 1-7. The 330 West Ocean
Indian school hoys will play a dual
,, . suY general here. fn in the actn,
’ burn its complete length without
.breaking ott and if breaking off, "oreien minister, of the Canton re-
CANTON. China.
- Passengerm Injured wete In the
-n Erasue. Athens, Aal- car nhend of an unoccupied diner on
Oeo. Norway: the rear of the exprens train and in
P;>.. July 5,—- | fifteen in teaching and fourteen in
. general superin. commerce.
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ani cause the burn- , -ubslance of a long letter received
But younger women, especially
women who know more about mnni
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X&aited, czak,
Aun-duwnfeeling
c. Bare, 1020 East Eighth street, j
were injured whn the car In which ,
J they were ridins struck an obstrue-
2 tion in the road near Tuttle and
they were thrown out. They were
*not mriously hurt.
Doyle Watkins, 4 years old, whose
J parents live at Elk City and are vis.
5 Ring here, was in the University
hospital Monday suffering from
*firecracker burns. He is said to be
•In a serious condition.
4 Earl Patterson. 3 yea is old also |
was treated at the L’niversiiy hos.
pltal for firecracker burns.
Police received hundreds of calls '
early Sunday morning to stop the
• shooting of firecrackers, but they I
wwere helpless under the deluge of
• ralls.
every room with bath. Apartments
with hotel service. Half block from
the ocean and convenient to theaters.
Fifty-car garage in building.
Make reservation in advance. For
rates apply to J. Elmer Davidson,
Er, (Adv.) ’
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Phone w.;" Sty Yard: 20 Wet 2. „
-ran Huston, Mgr,
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'Wide Difference Is Seen Ini
' ....... CANTON REGIME
1 to most every one, but to the expert
• there is a wide difference between 1 ■ Ang A gmpAmgm,
a safe and dangerous match. AKKK "8-9,19
M At the underwriters laboratories, BUN 63 SU 3
• here, where tests are made of thon. i
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Mitzi S eabe makes the sleeves of her frock whichis liberally
ana \ TV snart . 1 , , "olly’s frwek is of sheer crepe. Their hostess hem wears a sinyie
in, rmanarfairmade of two shades <>I rose georzette MiH g busy, althoneh si doesn t 1ok
t. in "htaininr reully vital statistics about New orleans—where, for instance on Ma, D10 " Po 100
................ .............. gIutely necessary Erment. Tomorrw-NIti buys a new dress in time." "a b"
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mademgeemseand"natoages”
Haskell graduated
class, with forty-three
discuss the reason.
Older Turkish women are inclined ' Alg, 3333
to behove it was because she wa- ‘ NE
। childless. All Turks want children,' <
especially sons, and Latifa lived with (05*2 )a
and 1 Kemal two years without giving him Nr 3 i—--*3--
"an heir, p- - - 1
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man. who
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“ prevent fires, a miniature pile drive: ' Doesn t Expect Recognition
Wcaily pounds away on matches. KA; 1 1. A
a The"tle lht .............. However, Lettei Says.
$ of the ‘ch nead. If the match
blazes s eported unsafe. There.
t qui am ip is that it must be lighted ' "he Canton
only y 'fiction at the end ot the be trcated
head, I foreien
N, II A ,, among the young braves who
Mellon Surprised as Penn graduated from Haskell Indian in-
Dry Chief Resigns. stitute this spring. There were a
. handful of hoys prepared for life,
. ‘ h ili, Pa" July 5.—(- as “merchants.” but not a lawyer
Blrl’ise over resignation of Edgar ' nor
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.Weymouth. Salem observed the quarrel was about a woman.
A three-hundredth anniversary of its I ---•--
* founding. Weymouth received the ! NAIAN AnEppp
a greetings of the English city after IN-IHN nvnEiEF
I which it is named, by officiaje of
Weymouth, England.
with respect by the
people ns- represented by my govern- 5.- IP- Plans of the principal stock,
ment ould be served if I make the holders of the American-British Im-
' dteorical statement that while my provement corporation, developers
H0 ernment demands that it be of Floranara elub, will -undergo the
trented with respect. 1 neitner de- seI itiny of a federal referee in Ink.
sires nor expects from meriea and ruptey here September 15, when six-
f new stadium, which have just been othe foreign powers the sort of teen witnesses appoar here for the
"approved bv the " ommission for ar. poenition which e ej otsidera- adjourned hearing. 1{
chitectural beauty." show that lions,o.noliticnl realism and interna , . list of witnesses donidea at the I statement.
Athis building will be able to an. . nn1 dignity have not prevented
swer its purpose in all possible re- them from granting to the phantom
4 spects, -"vertments successively set pp in
2 staircases ore .an our ardts Tekinzh Manadrin Souerzers,mil-
bn with win lend ... ho arions Chlrsunderers and former bandit
i amphitheaters, and particular care ___
win he taken that rhe events inpappg ne pAhn,.
•the arena can no followed from UUSN 13 rvUuHT
ON MILAN STREET
can’* duel. It seems that
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population, composed of Chinese and
Japanese estimated yat upwards of 1
55,000,
Generous intermarrying between j
' the Asiatics and the lower classes of
native Peruvians has produced con-
siderable intermingling of oriental
blood. Chinese virtually control the
merchandising of Peru, especially I
in food products.
In the cities Chinese merchants!
predominate, owning every grocery
store. Several of the largest im-
porting houses are Chinese-owned.
The Japanese control the barber I
shops. Peru’s unusually large As-
iatic population had its nucleus in
the Chinese coolies brought here
years ago to work on sugar estates ’
after Peru freed her slaves.
-0.,- F‘ -- --- Evu asust confidence — millions testify to
mvhskin sepJbadhad in weels. ow its merits. An unbroken record
re my hl is wen. W hat it. 1123 done for
। one it can do lor ot hers. Why don't you
try itand stve yourself hours of tor-
, wire? Resinol soothes as it heals.
Ask your druggist about it.
; a good many potential
3ggge
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AMSTRID.N- Tne plans for the
R"LLWATEI, July 4.--(Spe-
b cial — interesting among
the experiments now being car-
ried on at the state Aggie col-
lege. is one to determine what
a bat eats. Several bats have
been received at the college
from Beaver county from a col
lege representative. The story
has always been told that the
bat eats mosquitoes and va-
rious other insects. The college
authorities are asked to de.
ithe spark dies immediately.
Matches and mice often appear to-
zether in stories of fires. Engineers
• decided tn make a test. Several
mice were put in a race an given
Dad has these little ueas, since he is taking Mitzi an around America he thinks she should i
some thin ahout the places they visit. Mitzi says its enoueh know that there are nice poopi inAM
tent especlally nice men-and that one en always find shops to buy now clothes in but Dod !• 1
0he pampered ong in a while. ‛That‛s why Mitz is reciting the history of New o’Xnns tn iJ.ll" Na
Iho flii! » ‘statue of Andrew Jnekson tn the backgrouna. 1‛s a rehearsai f(11. Dad. 1 •; "l0
the Hist Pellormance of these three frocks.
its largest
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different professions. Six were . .........
read in the given diplomas from the school octnpotics, advance other reasons,
newsppers," Mellon said in a te le. farming, six others graduated :5 ' tif Was not <n good terms with
; phone conversation. "It was a com - printers, five as engineers three ns! most of the Politieians who sur
Pete surprise to me.” auto mechanics, teachers, coaches. I ounde . her husband. She wor-
Mellon did not comment on Bay's I painters and carpenters, and one
charges that prohibition "is the lag each as a baker, a dairyman, ma.
8est swindle in the history of the * son and blacksmith.
FI Ap a _ country," and that there "is no in- Only four professions were openaddressnd to Kemnl,
65 OD4Anr 1 tention upon the part of the Hove rn- 1 to the sirls, and thb study of!
}86)Ej3 3 hjrgment to enforce the eighteenth homemoking was the most popular.
1 ---- amendment." Twenty-iwo were siven diplomas in
—— I homo economics: sixteen in nursing, I
WILL RIDE IN SNOW; —1 r-ginia
HOTELS AND RESORTS ' V (emkaena
a "Ruse
The Blackstone Apartment “
CONS’TA NTI NOPLI. —(P—Latita
Mnnoum’s return to Constantinople • E
has revived speculation as to why J
M ustapha Kemal divorced her, Her If
Sleets seems that of pace, the
-avoidance of all cramming. The
■“Tribune of honor,” or nsiance,
fwill have several arge smoking
; and coffee-rooms while tie press
Nu-wywE, •
deund I I
r Anther device tests the strength 1
V °f the match stick to make sure it is ,
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g in Essex. England, on behalf of
J American Boy Scouts. Alanson R.
AHoughton, the American ambassador.
| presented to the Prince of Wales a
#bronze statuette of an American
ihison ns a gift of good will and
■ friendship tn the British Boy Scouts.
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taken to the police station. •
1 identified as August Crispin.
Frenchman, well known in
i cinie.
In reply to a restm h-uvi «iitten
by Jenkins, statins that while hel
was pleased to correspond directly
with the rovernment nt Canton, it
WNS to be understood that recogni
1’ion was not implied. The actine
foreien minister wrote.
"I believe the best intere. v ...
American people and of the Chinese
main entrances and exits will be so
"arranged that thousands of vehi-
cles are allowed to pass without
• causing the slightest congestion.
! The municipal tramways will ex-i
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! MODISH MITZI—She Read It In a Geography
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SHANGHAI.—In a
Andrew W. Mellon. school the boys picked out thirteen
I know nothing of Ray's retire
Horace Dodge Dillman of Grosse t , . ,
Point. Mich. euteu thirteen criminals convicted
MILAN—A twentiet.. ctaury! Flora nada club according to tes. I and sentencet to death for crimes
duel was recently fought in one of timony of officers Saturday , has“urin 1924 and 1925.
the principal streets of Milan to caims secured by real estate miort. There are still twenty-six await-
weare wit- Aeslotalling 88.487,548.48 of which ing death for murders and kidnap.
87.270.000 is held by Arthur T Galt l ings committed during 1926 10 ig
, of Chicaso, owner of the tract. ! thirty-one have alreay’beenldeh
with.
In the old days a condemned man
1 was dispatched within a few days
of receiving his sentence. After a
man is given a death sentence in
the international mixed court he is
heard again by the native magis-
trate and in 99 percent of the cases
the verdict is concurred in.
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aderessins a Eninn church meet.
. oiT LAl’DERDALE. Fla. Juh ing here Sunday night, declared I
' ** ■ Edgar R. Ray, who resigned as pro.
hibition administrator for western I
Pennsylvania, Saturday, because, hel
said, "there j< no intention on the LIMA Peru—Of the South Amer-|
part of the Inited States govern ican countries Peru, with the oniy
nn‛ 111 to enforte tho eiohteont h n ■
amlment," shoum make pullic i' linese n "spaper publlshed in |
informntion be has to "sn stanrinte' i l-imn, has also the largest Asiatic I
KEEP IT IN THE HOUS FOR
WQUNDS, BRUISES,
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE
RHEUMATISM • '
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NEURALGIC PAINS
A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY
f FOR 40 YEARS,
ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE
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do your
next week’s
washing fret
—without ob-
ligation of
any kind. See it
wash big tubfuls in
3 to 7 minutes! See
it do a whole wash-
ing—50 pounds of
clothes (dry weight)
in one short hour!
See it wash every-
thing without
hand-rubbing!
If it dottn’t
tell ittelf,
don't keep it.
Phone any dealer
Oklahoma Maytag Sales Co.
222 Wens First St.
Oklahoma City M. 0658
strowl. Okla., Maytag Nalen
Co., rare Ideal Elec. Co.
Chandler. Okla.. May tar Sales
Co., rare Gay men > duttom-
Downing.
Chleksha, Okla., Ma y t a g
Males Co., or Wagner Hlec-
trie Co.
Shawnee, nzin., Maytag Main*
Co., cure Okla. Elee. sopply
Co.
Guthrle, Ok)., Maying Kales
Co., eare HeMrieka rimmb-
img Go.
Ceuhlug. Okie.. Maytag aales
Ce, enre Jaek Hughes Hard,
ware o». A
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men.
— i g. Don’t keep on going down
" .3- rimply because your blood is
Heal that itching rash with; starving fer,, want, of healthy,
qu 9 “ "I i red bloed-cells. You can get
Resinol
was so jealous of . One who has used this comforting,
ms entourage that she is alleged to heainK ointment write;!—"‘Resinoi
have opened telegrams and ettersjitmentissosoothing it stopped my
nalnce...1 ... i.'.... -i Itehing nt once and I got the first.
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by Douglas Jenkins. American con.
Chas. R. Drake, R
Pres, and KF
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 37, No. 49, Ed. 5 Monday, July 5, 1926, newspaper, July 5, 1926; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2047884/m1/2/?q=%26quot%3Bnew-sou%26quot%3B: accessed July 8, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.