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THE OKLAHOMA NEWS
I he June Bride
A,pto-ltaSSJ^h,b P" • L,b-1 •on WtoT with Ur*, c. w. Dur-
•rty party IVlday afternoon forant. Each mtmber contributed
Mr*. Joseph Brownrly*. who will to l o’clock lunchoon. Oocora-
learo tonight for Kansas City, tlons. sweat peas, nasturtiums
Refreshments uptown. Club ad-
journed until fall.
o a o
l inger Longer dab dosed sea-
son Friday afternoon with a din-
ner for the husbands, Mrs. R.
K Starbuch and Mrs. E. P.
Trough entertaining on the lawn
at the latter’s home. Mr. and
Mrs E. P. Winters, extra guests.
I tanring. readings and music
were features. Pansies and
sweet peas, decorations. Small
baskets of violets marked places.
a o o
and shasta daisies. A review
opened with a history of the
New Testament by Mrs. J. 6.
Carlo; Mrs. O. V. Lee, history
of St. Matthew; Mrs. Roger
Coateo, review of 8t. .Mark; Mrs.
J. J. Hanna, description of the
cathedral at Venice; Mrs. Louis
H. Davies, aketch of St. Luke;
Mrs. Robert Cobley. review of
8t. John. Mrs. W. C. Durand.
'The Sermon on the Mount.
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Mi*. W. G. Pilcher is spending
a month in Chandlerville, 111.
Parties for Miss Mend Atdii- Mrs W H Pilcher thsV'ni.il;
‘nCi.“d.e k'‘°Kh.e" *ccompanied her home after*.*?
shower. Monday, Mrs. Elbert
Shute and Mrs. Gilbert Wright;
1 o’clock luncheon Tuesday, Mis.
Anna Blanchard; miscellaneous
eral week. here.
Q Q O ’
Mrs. E. K. Aufrlcht and little
daughter Emmogene will leave
hower, Wednesday evening, Mlssj Thursday for Indiana for the
Lula Lette; shower, Mrs. Sam | tiimnisr.
Atchison, Friday. I O 0 0
*35;s 5
rated for luncheon. Mrs. E. L. j Ixiuisville Kv
Fain assisted. Miss Phyllis Hays 0 O O
gave piano numbers. Guests, j officer, of the new C ommon-
Mines. R. J. Price GeorgsJ Hays. | lty club are president. Mrs. Ed
O. Y. Melton, J. u. LcnREldfi, ( . > Overholseri vie© president Mrs
L. Buskin. S. P. Dixon. H. C. «. B. Jones; secretary Mr.
Adkins. E. L. Fain. H. L. Mon-1 Prank P Johnson Dr W. H
tague, Dallas, and Miss Hays. B. Urch, treasurer. Thirty-eight
_- ^ y I women, present at organization.
Miss Katherine tolz won Che pledged themselves to provide
merchandise prize offered by A1Dr. Urch with funds for his so-
Rosenthal for selling most tick- Cial uplift work
ets for “Fads and Fancies.” at i £>0 0
♦ he Overholser recently. Marvin ! Mrs. Henry Schaffer, children,
Walker received the boys prize, and Mrg M Paulson, El Keno
a silk shirt, given by Witt Bag- j motored here Friday for the week
Kett Co' « lend wi,h Mrs- c- U- Frost,
v O O I o o o
Miss Mclrose Brown etitertaln. | Miss Hazel Hall, Parkersburg,
ed Friday for Miss Martha Kellj. \\’_ Va., is a guest of her mother
Muskogee, and Mrs. Shelby Green. Mrs. ’w. a/u Mauhews West
Dallas. Guests of honor. Miss. eighth-st. ’ "e8t
Katherine Zartman. high score, 0 0 0
and Miss Helen Thornton con- ..The Tempest," directed b»
eolation. winners, received lin- Mme Poi8unrMorrill ^nd pro-
gerie favors dueed by her pupils. Musical Art
w n t 7, institute Friday evening, aus-
Mrs. B. Ii. I>ean, J*c*ar7ra pices Shakespeare club was well1
City, Ala., and Mrs. Katherine wej[ reeeivd Miss Robprta Wnr
Dean 1-ee, Tulsa were honor , “ ^school
guests Friday when Mrs. John asajafP,i l, , , , director,'
Tomerlln entertained at bridge. featured u„ni0„rnU!8 dancing j
Mrs. A. A. Cain won high score £a* \iln 7 h«hu £2- Antene;|
and Mrs. J. Edwin Thomas con-, ”0l'0 Danvers and;
solation. Spring flowers decora- ™apabriln8,mons cleverly carried ,
tions. | O O 0 |
Dr. J. W°Hlkj was to leivej ^nl* . 'T*11,
Saturday for the American edi- , 7 d...h-_th^ ,t,°Un*r?' c*“b June|
cal convention, Detroit, and an f ^ h ., 8 C pnynifHI 8f T,1 dance
eastern trip, to return June 24. nPi,'hn ]’ ^.upJ of. Mrs- ,°on-
r a 0 nelly Reid will do solo work. A
Mrs. Fred Varvel entertained jX*f8°U"d Jinn*"***** *5£n
with children's party, for her son, g 18 d' F> H' T,d'
Bertie Morris Varvel, Friday, his "* and F li°t Alt°n are ar-
eighth birthday. Instead of the,rangIng lighting effects.
usual gifts the little folks were ... __ ...
requested to bring 25 cents each „ ‘ . ... -v ,l ,ney’. 808 " •
to donate to the Babies Ice and1 give a dancing party
Milk fund. Luncheon was served ^ "day Guests yj»]1 be
picnic style on the lawn. Assist-j'! , ar*e 'ance- Esther
tng were Miss Mary Dennlc. *Tarr8' e, " v„Pra,nC€SB Brauer.
Mmes. A J. Varvel. Pascal Enos. Sr*da ^Ing. Veronica Purviance,
A. E. Musrush. Guests, Margaret; , Hen*ley*
Enos. Maxine Musrush. Mabel neTt Faith ?^h n' iV?6”
Claire Inlow, Earl Fricke, Har- "et‘: Fd'th ,?„obbl"8' Alta -'Ierkle
land Pontious. Grace Adkins, McMahun, Janet Dlngee; Messrs.
‘OVATING TEDDY'
MRS. LONGWORTH
‘•'Sxsjn*. 10.—Tb» arsstr-
publican convention got up to-1 -
day feeling like It had been Asked what he
slept with by wlld-cats. thought of the
noise feet, Char-1
lie Bookwalter of
Nomination only comes once
every four years, but it’s worse | Indianapolis said
flv PMM Ftps. ithaai a general offensive wb.ia he considered It
Chicago, June 10.— Mrs. Alice it lasts. And the aftermath is an Ideal place to
Longworth is so used to hearing worse than a haigandhalghead-; he deaf, dumb8
her father, Colonel Roosevelt, ache. , and blind.
"ovated." that she merely rises —— .. -“—-
curiouslv. looks around a minute During the epldemlo of Fair-1 ADOT* one of the eollapslbl*
| and then resumes her seat. In hanks boomers on Candidates restaurants that dot the Colls-
every convention since 1900 she ,{o» last night there were so eum balconies is a sim ad vert la-
has seen tier father one of the Mian-V red lanterns scattered about j “ten-cent **n-nrtch«. ..a
chief flgur.s or the storm center R t'lghtljr Intoxicated Chi-, j n
of the convention. 1 ragoan wanted to know when ,x>ka» «e*ry JTSE.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Is as they started to lay a new gas on
tickled as the colonel could pos- Michlgan-av.
stbly be himself. But he spends *'*• **. Olhrtch
more time at his dad's headquar- iHoonnln, was
ters than in the galleries. ,ho hh'y non1'-
___ nator appearing
The best applauded seconding "i,b n t,ain(>r
speech of last night was when a lo
North Dakota speaker surprlsod r
the tired delegates with "North
Dakota seconds the nomination
of Robert LaFollette.”
handle his
cooled
He Just
stood there and
A real live goaf
“Teddy's,” proved too unneutral
Nlrholna Mur-
ray Butler New
York, nominated
Ellhu Root In a
close reefed
swallow tall coat
roared and roared for LaFollette ™;|pdan "o‘™bT-
whlle his runner tip stood aside. “
labelled dronclllng hl8 hearings wth glass
after glass.
lary.
Mrs. Delegate Louise Lusk ef
Montana in a black-pan-oake hat.
a bine waist with lac* curtain
sleeves, a low neck and high
for the Congress Hotel managers _. „ ___
who at once put the 11,1 on fee- .T?*. r"P'>h'Yn nat,°"al <Mm-
tlonal plays in Peacock Alloy. ntlt.ee s reception, room I. a sort _
___ I of sunken garden affair up he- enthusiasm
So modest‘is Chlcago’r mayor. |‘,lnd ,h,> ii ,L" a"'1 -
"Big Hill” Thompson, that h« _ T- R’■ «ecretary, John Mt>-
don't want anybody booming him ,l BLI. ' J *. P, * Grath, has crop of short, scared
for president. iudtod. I’olico .r1'0.' . ' rnhhor ' heels nnrt balr which gives him the ap-
Chlef Healey, acting apparently , iir'" nhove a whinner pearance of being In a state of
tinder direot orders, sent circu- ' ^ ____ ' 1 PprPetual astonishment,
lar command that all Thompson'
presidential parades should bn
dispersed and banners confiscated.
Henry Ford’s
hoys from Mlchi-
„ , , .. . . . gan got out of
To dale there has been no rioting thp trenchM aI„i
between paraders and police.
REPORTER WITH BOIL
IS HERO IN LONDON
onto the Hughes
band wagon
after the first ftxs
ballot.
IL S. Wll HAVE RUSSIAN BEAR
TO WATCH JAPS ISA MR NOW
SAYS AIR CHE
BV \VM. G. SHEPHERD.
j iin Vnitrd Pres*.
! Pctrograd, June 10.—The P.us-
1 sian bear is now a tiger.
That is the characterization of
, men who have been at the front
Hu 1 ,11tul I'm*.
Festooning the fringe of
frilled and furbolowed feminity
(alliteration being catching
after nine hours of nominating Wednesday
speeches) filling tho far flung1 £b“r*day
galleries of the great, gray,
gloom-garlanded Coliseum are
MARKETS
TODAY** RRCGim.
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Following' 'ari' tha ' of'ftclai’*?*?
celpta this week:
Cattle Calvea Hoga
Monday ......112* 13* jgu
Tuesday ......Uni 13* 3041
. 926 31 S417
.....ie»7 674 2989
Friday ....... 351 27 2080
BORAH LEAD FOR
VICE-PRESIDENT
. . . , BY ROBERT J. BENDER
Inited Press StAff Correspondent and ha'® se^,n ,n® 'e8tons °f United Press Staff CorresiHindent
London. May 25.—(By Mail. ! °®ne™ fsho°lf at T*11! Hy I nited Pm*. .......... .........
Pemberton-Billing, who is try- planet marches to ttuTpruth* de-l ChlcaK°' June -Sentiment I vehicle while you get safely Approximately $260 worth of
ing to awaken England in the strovin„ in‘ dav„ th„ mo„, ’ m.ifor a vice presidential candidate I seated. i gum was used up by the 14,000
matter of mastery of the air.1 plicated defenses defenses which 1 raPi<lly cr.vstallzed todav with Mpn 011 thp street who wear Persons at tho republican con-
ra°TldamerCddspo8n” m “ t Au8trianj deemed impregnable. Senator Borah of Idaho, and the Derb-V armlet look sheepish; vention yesterday. At least 13.-
Indlana
18010
22769
18046
8649
. Total ......6407 906
London, June 10.—The strain Hll<’h society sisters as Miss Anne A week ago..3617 626
of 20 months war on the com- Morgan (dark-skirt, white-shirt-: S "’®*k■ ago. •‘Htjj 427
posite brain of a nation showed waist, pearl neck-lace I; Mrs.,' Today's quotation*,
today that common, ordinary Charles Tiffany (dark skirt,: Trices of the various grades of
bandage Is the new insignia of t white-shirt-waist, pearl neck- | cait(le ar® aPPr°xlmately a-, follows:
| sympathy. laC® : 1(,'ou1ntes8 nl7;yi'ka aad oth- Cho,"r*^ prllne heavy. 10.00 010.60
*"• ................ Good to choice fed.... . 9.25®10.00
1‘lain to med. short fed 8.2609.00
Cnke-on-graaa. 1.000 to
Walking along a crowded Lon- er well known society women,
j don thorofaro with your arm in r likewise attired,
a sling bransforms you from an,
able bodied slacker lo a hero!
just hack from the front. j ways shuts its mouth and listens! Good to choice fed year-
Old ladies beam on you In " hen Victor Murdock starts | Melr^m8gor,d° yearl'lrura'’ 7 7?*^S 40
Uraaaera
The progressive convention a I- j Medium cake-on-graas .! ?!50®8!oo
trams, busses and subways. j talk. Ills hair is red and curly.
You are petted and pampered So is everything he says,
by conductors who hold their' --
r- VS* SL A,
the matter of air service''’' i! exploded sharpnel in such den- is enthusiastically liked by pro-
asj^ej ‘ j sity behind the Austrian lines j gressIVes, but at the same time
■•vet until *hp nlen could not retreat has refused to leave G. O. P.
Not until you begin to g«t,(h ,t ranks
them iand T Along the whole front Russl-
Japanese,”* he ‘°m h<" i,off ls ,,sinK thp younger men of
when you pass.
Barbers take special care not!
to jostle your "wounded” arm. j
j 000 of them were chewing It.
Fair to good 900 to
1.000 lbs............... 7.2508.OS
Common to plain light.. «.50®7.25
Cuwa and Heifers—
Choice fed cows ........ 7.5007.75
Medium to good ........ 6.75 07.25
Plain to med butch, cow 5.2506.50
Strong weight cutters____ 4.5006.25
fanners ................ 3.2504.25
Choice light wt. heifers 8.5009.00
Fair to choice fed heifers 7.2508.25
lauu ruuuuuBj U4avc oun I.iu, „ . \f b . ~ n' , JflprtlirHC, lie replied.
liis forces.
HELP IS ASKED AGAIN
------- ....... There were more 75-cent .... w , ------
Waitresses and waiters sympa-j w«rds spilled In that grand cab- i ^ ‘t° gSod" bu't'ch.bbuTs' 5 50 06 25
thetically carve your meat. ,aiet of gab than an Industrious stwckbhs *\d I'l.ki>i:hs
Ushers in theaters follow you ■ searched could find in 17 copies
to your seat and take your of ll>e congressional record or a
things back to the cloakroom. j patent medicine prospectus.
Shop clerks tie up your bundlos^ .. , ~:-
with a special loop of strong: , . 8 an awfiu
I cord so you can hook It over an 8l,a , on ill"
American flag
ma Varvel,’Arlene Wilson.’ Effie °f the Briti9b f°rce3'
gaining 300 yards in a single ef- :/(./ I nilrd I'm*.
Wilson, Charles Walker, Virginia j‘, 0‘““^ “roPK* t'rul11 lanner.| .j contemplate a force of plac" they have,.en- Washington, June 10
Calvin Johnnie Maddox and Dor-■Jo^ Rosenfield. Joe I^on Ger-;,00.oon aeroplanes soon. countered as many as 20 lines
Calvin, Johnnie Maddox and Dor
othy Morton. Guthrie.
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Dr. and Mrs. E. K. Camp, and
Dr. A. L. Blesh left Friday for PVNTTHTA C'liV'V
the American Medical convention,' a 11 A lllix \JJ\C/ I
Detroit. The doctors will attend I _
clinics in Cleveland and return! Q. I have been keeping company
July 1. j a gentleman friend for two
and
son. Dorset Carter and Jack 250,000 within i years,” he de- of wlre entanglements.
Because
only $132,138.55 of needed $250,-:
Traffic
salute.
and the English
dared "In eeneral there nmrht l As the infantry whirls thru, ........... ''“3" _____ . , , dash and period,
,o be ' five different' k.nd., r.~r™ 1TUSn!™ ! "™LI." »w|KSr,«"„ ,7...
a scout, small, and last. An-
other. heavier, armored. for jof the artil|er>'-
bomb dropping. |
(000 was subscribed for American except:
Bobbies” occasionally .
( language. Every
Everybody has your number. i a,|j<'dive, super-
You are a wounded soldier.1 latlve’ Wlclaraa-
Iton point, colon,
Kalin
*tnra—
Good to choice feeder*. .$6 50 07.96
Plain feeders ........... 6.0006.50
Good to chc. light calves. 7.7308.50
Heavy etock calves...... 6.7507.50
Good to chc. light ylgB.. . 6.7507.25
M U to good yearlings. 6.5007.25
lie ol b hnl ft* v rm ? OK (i'S) *T T K
Oood to chc. stk. heifers. 7.25^7.75
Med. to Rood heifers ... 6.50<S)7.25
Med. to $?ood stk. hulls.. B.50^7.00
Young stock cows, lig:ht, 6.007.00
Heavy breeding: cows .... 4.75^5.60
FIOOS—Altho th© top was nickel
j higher trading: won generally called
Hteady. Bulk was at $S.90^9.20
to facilitate advance Wanted against laborers' homes , I>ortar with a boi! on you.r ^nger. ' ,^1 .""'•'rh'is morning ^'were °re-1 F
in the famous Danbury boycott ported out of danger but suf- SHEEP and i.amb*.
case, the American Federation One hotel in Scarborough. Eng . fering horribly from 'shock .. T°DAY'S riota iions.
"The tnird a cheap and large' „T<‘lep'bon,e po’88 of 6Ia88 mo‘d- has named June 15 as a day upon which had 2*0 guests Christmas '> ,niblyjron, spr,„g .-mbs-
iiie tuna, d cneap ana large ed over a heavy wire net are be- which labor
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machine, made in vast .quantities, jjjg made in Europe.
years. The last six monthes we for ordinary battle tim-noses
have not agreed on anything. He IO* OIaladI> name puiposes.
should
1 $117,000 additional.
contribute day 1913, had only one Christmas,
,19 14.
Rowland D. Williams will pre- answers me gruffly. ”"l "love' him" I Many-Decked Trans|K»rts.
sent in public recital Monday eve-' hut he makes my life miserable. “A transport aeroplane will
ning Airs. Thad N. Wells and Miss ^.To encourageme^^or’sympa'thy rank nef in imporUulce- It will
from him. Please advise me what be capable of carrying from 15
to do—WORRIED.
A: If you have ceased to enjoy
each other’s society, and your
life ls made miserable by the
Ella E. Ambrose; 'Miss Merle Mc-
Carty, accompanist. Miss Ambrose
will sing three Schumann songs In
German as part of her program.
Mrs. Well9, simple melodies, first
"My Rose of Yestere’en,” and p,an in question, the only thing
later, “I’m Longing for You.” j *° do is to stop going together.
^ ® ic>A boy friend came
to 25 men from one part of a
battle line to another; it prob-
ably will have five or six decks.
Such a machine would rank as
the army motorbus. I
"There are going to be huge'
battleplanes to carry batteries of
Hughes as He Looke His Boyhood
Oak Park Embroider}- club! When T was^houseC-c?eanlng. *** ;)erhaPR four five-inch guns or
will meet Wednesday with Mrs. ! put him to work beating rugs. This 1 three six-inch guns with wire
v n „ j»ss:*“ *“*
Mrs. Aaron Martin entertained ; done and I couldn’t send him home. ; “Get your army and your
10 guests Friday morning for should 1 have done?—I'M- j navy, too, into the sky. Make
Miss Lois Savage. A, There was nothing Improp-' 5;,0ur ^my come up to fight.
O » cr In vour lettlne the hnv heln Move yollr tro°Ps in the sky;
Green Meadow Needlework >Ifu J "‘“f tb® feed them in the sky; let them
club met Friday with Mrs. G S. Q h should expect informal ^ llve ln ,bn sky’ •|ust as NaP°leon
ni»uii Alro Henrv Ossenkon I uours- snouia expect informal ( lluJ v,i„
entertainment.
Russell. Mrs. Henry Ossenkop
played piano numbers. Mrs.
James Hilton won contest favor.
Mrs. C. H. Sherburne will enter-
tain June 22.
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Mrs. E, J. Johnson, ISM N.
Francis, entertained Friday
evening for D. Sharp, Philadel-
phia, guest of his sister, Mrs. C.
E. Washburn. Pink roses and
sweet peas, decorations. Prof.
J. P. Mueller gave piano num-
bers. Guests, Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Washburn. Mmes. S. E. Bah-1
cock, E. McKee. Misses Enid
Velma and Eva Babcock, Messrs.
used to force his opponents to
| give battle on fields which he
Q I am 18. My mother died himself had selected,
recently. My father aeked me to I "We would stamp the wings
as*"pleasant ^b^S of ™tal by the thousands,
finds fault with everything. I ln- i The parts would be standardized,
tend leaving home but It break* j "I can develop 5000 pilots in
mv heart to think of leaving my
brother and sister. I don't know
what to do. Please advise me.—
A. B.
A: Yours ls a great responsi-
bility. Do you think you would
be doing right to run away? You
would only be making matters
worse for everyone concerned.
! Your brother and sister need
you. Your father is unhappy.
England ln six months. I would
use cycl-e track, and automobile:
speedway and a riding track for
horses.
MOVIE PSYCHOLOGY
STRONG, SAYS BAIRD
Motion pictures best means i
known for entertainment and
. uu. (vui ,0 ,,,. _______f iv4 cuvciwiuuicm anu Af eight. Oiarles Evans Hugh**'
Sharp, J. M . Garrett, E. W. Kat-1 Don’t pay any attention to his 1 portrayal of knowledge. instead or being in the second or
zung, Jr. and Mueller. j fault finding. Keep on try'cg. | This is a local pastor’s defjnl- £b'r<* Cra,l<N as is the case of n-.ost
_ . a 1 Give up that idea of leaving tion. hoys, was finishing his common
. , u* T'vnnn1^: home- You would always regret Rev. Phil C. Baird, First Pres- l,cJ*00] course. He entered high
‘When You and I Mere Young. ,, hvt«ri«» _____ schoed at the age of nin.. He
byterian pastor and an expert
on psychology, explains th* force
Maggie” and "Uncle Jo.” preced-
ing th* ceremony, by Dr. M H. | Q i aTn ig. a year age it »l,f pictures "thus ^ At 14. Hughes entered Hainil-
B. Urch Friday evening in dance I met a nice your.* man. He ; ,,,, _ , • . .. ton rolleee
church narlors when Mr and took me home Since then I have 1 Memory depends on vividness - .
P ntllnvlv celebrated fLad ao,hlng to do with him Now of first impression: it is good . • At. 20' HuRhc* entered Colum-
^ w__ , : I am gelnsr to a dance and would jn ratio to nr.irinal attenHnn inib,» schcnal. He has already
Mrs. James
their golden wedding. Mrs. L. nice to go with a good dancer.
Nagle sang, "Golden Wedding." Would tt be proper to ask htm to
and Miss Faith Campbell. -Love s j‘ccomp^y^ev-RT.
to a dance ho
in ratio to original attention. In
no place docs attention seem
more absolute than in a picture
house. Conditions sre ideal—;* -
darkened room, quiet: less talk EX-GOVERNOR’S SON
f°'d *3Jet ^ Irttw f om , ^ (o tRke yQa
the old enuren, ^0^niso, ill.. ., n,, ,
vL-»m romA \(r„ t H HarD«»r say RO. W n©o a woman than In a regular theater, church
Spokane.Wash* and Mrs. F s! 'ak®8 initiative in these mat-
Lvdlck and Mrs. C. F. Burgett, <®rs *h<* PIarps herself in a posl-
Nexrman, daughters of Mr. and, t‘on to cocelve a rebuff.
Mrs. GUlogly, arrived Friday for
the •v#nt Orcbe*tra mu^lc and | ATTACK NEARS VERDUN
refreshments »-ere features, i Hy I mtrd Pm*
l.end-a-Hand members were Paris. June 10—German artil-
hostesses. Handsome gifts were
received. Guests 2«0.
o o o
lerv attacks on the torts of Sou-
ville and Tavenne*. between Fort
or other public hail.” FOUND, HEAD CRUSHED
“Psychology of Motion Pic- 1 ' V1"1 t'’'"
tures” will be Baird's snb’.-et Chicago June iq._j.ee Harr’-
Sundav night. 8°n- 1,31,1 to *** ®°n of Jame^
_________ 1 F Harrison, former MI-? <
governor, was found dead here.
His head was crushed. apd ; •••
believe he was murdered He
was a medical student
NEWS CALLED TURN ON
T. R.; MISSED OTHERS
Remember that little guess on
Vaux and Verdun, are under way, the first baliot In the republican JOINT MF.Moitltl. By
sum ladle Merrill, dautihv according to the French war of- convention, made ;n The News TWO I'tTtfltN Ioiw.fw
«f Mr. and Mr*. Frank J Merril! fice. of M»v 25* Kn g4:-* of Pythias ' r,
and H Auburn Thine were mar- ---O - We d’d*’' hi* *r » gv* c- sunr ar * ; s ; e0jd r -» s
rt«d in E; Reno Thursday They y0 »rn charge — telephone of the rand;dt'e*, br* ca: 1 The Mon .a, n - • at - id . Fe , -•
*111 live in Eufauia. Okla. your iMust Ad to Walnut 7009— tutn on Rooeeve;- w *n *.5 Tju> . ** 1 ottnd azd V.*
OOO For result* advert:** m Tne the number he received on the drees** br E F Blake and
■te MM ctab dnasg tfkn H»|Newa. (ttrat ballot Friday night , B A. Roberteo*
.$10.60019.56
A sort of St. Patrick's day Falr to k00<i .......... 85001009
atmosphere has been added to 1 «mt<—B stock
Hie grant! old party's conclave Good to choice .....
by the presence of Chief Healey’s Fair to good .......
450 prize coppers. No inquiries. p0^*r,,n|t*—
were made, but every body knows ’ wrthers—.........
they are .Murphy and Dnrfee and Good to choirs .....
Burke: Mc.Cool and O'Toole and Fair to good .......... 6 500 700
McGuirk; Harrlgan, Corrigan. rjo^Tt^Tcholcc ........ 70007.25
t'asey and Shane; .Milligan, Mill- Fair to good ........ 6 250 7 09
ligan, Drake and McCain; Raf- n.iPPRn goats
AnRornB—
4.75 f? R no
4 no ft 4.50
3.504f 4.00
7.50 f? fi.00
7 00 ^ 7.50
7.0047 7.50
7.25® 7.50
ferty, Lafferty. Doolan and Me-' noA,otc
f aferty- and the rest, are known, Fair to good
but other items must bo hur- Hrushcrs
tied on (o.
Chairman Harding got up
early to smooth off his voice
and disposition with a rat-tatl
file.
Mftlrnns
! T<IH©rs . . .
Brush©r» .
4.no® 4.25
3 50® 4 00
Ol TSlIir M \RKF.T9.
i hlrnso.
rhloflpn. Til. .run© 10— CATTL13
300 Steady.
HOGS 1 ono Pt©at1y. Top $9.60,
hulk $9.20fr 9.50
SHr:i:r 6000 steady.
lixinnnn ('lty.
Kansas f’lty. 5To , Juns 10——/?AT-
TT.r; 20o. steady.
.. HOGS 1900 Steady. Top $9 40,
and eartrumpet. Just a small ,„l1k 19.1009.35.
SHEKP 500 Steady
Rnst St. I.oiils.
Fn*.t Sf Louis Til. June 10—f*AT-
TLK 2500. SteaH
HOGS 6000 S!r©ady. Top $0 50,
hulk $0 05-/9.35.
SHEK1’ 350 Steady.
Hundreds of men and women
In thi* galleries farthest from the
platform at the Coliseum have
devised a combination megaphone
taught Cireek and mafhematic** at
Delaware academy.
CALOMEL SELDOM
SOLO HERE NOW .
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth. Tex.. Jun© 10—("*AT-
Va«tv drug sjtli\ates, rnakon yon Tf.K toi steady
noticed a
sick ami you los© a
day's work.
Rvery druggist In town your
and everybody’s drsjg
at falling-
of calomel. The.
ime reason. I>od
one is taking it-
dangerous and
* wh ’ le Dodson's
perfectly safe and
results.” said a
1 druggist. Dod
>ne is personally
every drugg t
A large bottle
and if it fails to
»f in every cas*
lines* and ronv:
e only to ask for
»er Tone is a
HOGS 9oo Steady. Tep $9 25,
b u ik % 9. o n ft 9 2 f»
SHEKP 300 Steady.
BUYING-
Grudr «*f Candy to
Mu© >Ioney la l.lkr '•toppln*
ii « fork »»► %n\r Time.
Huy HI \TF. * a ml lea nnd
_____ 4, e t the |||>T-
I At the Coliseum and Auditor-
ium. smoking 1* prohibited in
14 languages and the doorwag*.
•rut
T %*t»: 11:1 f ***’
EMPRESS
CANDY SHOP
111 \\ e«f 'lain -Ireet.
>lai»le
J
ike
EOYTARS1
>f vigor ar.J amci
GOODMAN'S
,'tio \\ . \l|».
Terminal.
%prKi: >i i‘i’i it mit
\ «»r> Sjiffial—l |* t** Art
\\rt-l» ^kin-* In *tii|NS
|»ii|«ir* and rh#M'k«» .... t*Hr
Hf>wi»l» *n Sboni
It* m« fnb>r If t«»«i buy fmm
liOOUM %\ >
ft‘« Mwait f.
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Parker, G. B. The Oklahoma News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 217, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 10, 1916, newspaper, June 10, 1916; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc859624/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.