The Oklahoma News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 18, 1917 Page: 3 of 11
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HERE’S STORY
OF CAVAUERI;
COMING HERE
Lina C&vallerl coming here.
That simple announcement, j
coupled with the further an
nouncement that she is to give
a box party the opening n ght:
of the grand opera, Oct. 22, is'
made In connection with the! >
preliminary arrangements for
the big mhslcal attraction.
Cavalieri is the wife of Luclen
Muratore, famous baritone.
Hut famous as Is Muratore,
Cavalieri Is more famed.
The story of her rise from a
childhood in a hut on the!
marshes beyond the gates of an-
cient Home, to a place in the:
sun of world renown, is as fas-
cinating as any book ever writ-'
ten, with the added fascination
truth gives.
The story of C'avalieri's rise
to the pinnacle of beauty-fame
is told in the following from
the St. Louis Post-’Mspatch:
■'There was r certain miser-
able little cafe in Trastevere,
that part of Homo which lies
about the Castle St. Angelo and
the Vatican, which needed a
singer about the time that Lina
was beginning to set aside her
tatters as best she could and r, -
place them with bits of ribbon
and other poor finery to be
bought with the few pennies
she earned by singing in the
streets. She was beautiful then,
» wondefully beautiful, but liter
beauty could not tell in the
dingy streets where she was
permitted to sing.
Her First engagement.
The proprietor of that little
Roman dance hall could not see
any of Lina’s dazzling comeli-
ness when she first me to him
and pleaded lor a chance to
sing to his patrons. Hut he
saw that she had figure; that
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BY THE REV. CHARLES
HTELZLE.
Have you noticed that as a
rule the church doesn't pay much
atti ntion to tho soap-box orator
who roasts the church on the
street corner, and the Infidel who
can afford to hire a hall?
This is no because no serious
barm la done the church by
either.
Furthermore, the church Isn't
bothered much by opposing reli-
gious systems, for whllo the
good In these will survive, tho
evil will surely die.
ltut here’s what does trouble
the church:
The fact that hosts of people
are weighed down and morally
hardened by the filthy slum, the
dark tenement, the unsanitary
factory, the long hours of toll, I
the lack of a living wage, tho
hack-breaking labor, the lnabll-!
Ity to pay doctors' bills, tho poor
and Insufficient food, the lack of
leisure, tho swift approach of old
age, tho dismal future. i
\Yliat Church Knows.
Tho church knows many of!
these have almost forgotten how
to smile. Their souls — their
ethical souls, are all but lost.
No hell In tho future can bo
worse to thorn than tho hell iu
which they now live. They fear
death less than they do sleep,
dome indeed long for tho sum-
mons.
To such what does It matter
whether the door of the church
IIII United Pmk
Indlanapol s, Ind., Oct. 18.—
Means of Increasing soil fertil-
ity to obtain maximum produc--
, tion of crops to aid 1'ncle Sam
in tho war, were discussed at.
(the meeting of the National Fer-
tilizer's association which open-
ed here today.
Buy a Liberty Loan bond—
ask any banker.
PNEUMONIA
X First call a physician.
rhen begin hot
applications of—
W loUy^AHtni mtLsr hem#*'
VICKS VAPORU
Miss Umma Hodda Burgeiuels-
ter (above) tho San Antonio
(Tex.l nurse who admits she shot
and killed Otto Koehler (below),
multi-millionaire Texan, Nov. 12.
1914, during a secret visit ho
is closed or open? What attrae-lpaid to her cottage. Mrs. Km-
meister was released on a small
bond which she forfeited, going
to New York. She has now re-
turned and demands trial, al-
This Treatment With CoHcnra
Will Save Your Hair
On retiring, rrnnb the hair out straight <1
around, then begin at the s de and make a par.
she was plump and round and beauty—her beauty far morel
when he heard her sing and than her singing—found her the |
saw her dance, he told her way front the music hall into1
gruffly that "she might do.’ grand opera. When Bhe first
And tho music hall man lent came to America she was a full-
her another 20 liro ($•>). r or, fledged grand opera star. She
food? No, for costume. 1 joined the forces of the Metro-.
“The first thing," ^ she said, politan Opera House, and the.
ORIGINAL BULL MOOSE FOUND AT LAST.
loglng that officials ntld members in*' gently rubbing Cutirura Ointment into th«
ffXffJKST Berm0" °r j ntirsef^in^tho * ^coi'tago ^t°'t'h*e ^
Where is God?” they ask. j time, ran Into tho "death” room ! being revealed
And "What cares man?” 'In time to save Miss Burge-1--
It Is in meeting the needs of melster, whoso wrist was severely
theso that the church will bo se- cut.
In telling of her early life, "I
her beauty was In-;
1U ICUUIB Ui biuj;
bought a pair of pink satin slip- suntaneous.
pers. 1 can see them now, They: ------
cost nine francs. 1 would have ,_____
liked a )>air of shoes far better, LONG FIBER COTTON
for I needed them sorely. I had j FOR AUTO TIRES, PLAN
been barefoot for months.” i -
A Goddess in a < heap Dress.!
After the slippers came a lit-1 Bubbling over with enthusiasm
tie pink dress. Lina and her for Arizona, Colonel L. Byrens,
mother made this. it was un- phoenix, came to Oklahoma City
accustomed and painful industry, to get industries located in his
and the produc t was little better state.
than a bag. Hut it is not only Colonel Byrens said he was
In the myths of the Greeks and returning from the Illinois State j
Romans that a goddess of beauty Fair, whore long fiber Egyptian
cannot conceal her
verely tested In coming days—
and the church knows It?
Do you recall that for a time
the children of Israel, who were
slaves In the brickyards of Egypt,
would not listen to Moses be-
cause of the hardness of their
toll even though ho came with
a message direct from the throne
of God?
That's what disturbs the
church, and It’s one reason why i tensive
the church Is becoming more and
more Interested in tho labor
question.
I nurse, In tho cottage at the j story of the millionaire's life *». wpeciaSy on the
itching, rather than on the hair. When com-
pleted ^l«ce a light covering over the hair ta
protect the pillow from poieible etain during
the night. The next morning ahampou with
-uticura Soap and hot water. For sample
Racn free by mail address post-card: ''Cuticura.
Dept. IIKj, Boston.*' Sold everywhere. Sosa
5c. Utatuiem A and 50c.
j After tho slaying Miss Burge-
COUNT FIFTY! NO
RHEUMATIC PAIN
"That «« Pom „r«, TcT.t "Si “3^ o,
SK.’trs.’wu.'ses
the little music hall lighted up cotton district of Arizona for! th<L, w“ods. nei}^ '!,ere' ... j . ' Cri!. "' lo(a.! b“ “
tho beauty of the young girl's the purpose of raising the Egyp-! Teddy, in 1912, suddenly ap-, loader discount'd that the
face. It was the swift bursting tian cotton for use in the mauu- »pared1 on the village square and moose s appearance coincided
- Local' wero more frequent and about a
on the year ago lie awakened all in
habltanls by a demonstration late
of tlio butterfly from the co- facture of tires,
toon. j F. Rumsey, Oklahoma City,
When she was not yet 20, she has agreed to construct a cotton
bawl. d wildly several minutes. | with times that T. ltoosevelt was
For obvious reasons he was ! making a speech,
named Teddy and altho at one | This was watched carefully
took Paris by storm, as the gin, cotton seed crushing plant ,he disappeared Into tho and ^ it was finally decided that
poets have been putting it since ancl a textile factory at Cotton ~ ’J~ " J * ’ ......... * ‘..... .
time immemorial. Russian grand ciiv, Arlz., according to Byrens.
dukes and Austrian archdukes Ryrens said lie was the auc-
paid her court and sent their tioneer who sold *2,000,000
Jewelers to her to learn her worth of Choctaw and Chickasaw
wishes. She becaino crowned lands for the government a few
and coronetted and plastered | years ago.
with jewels. |---
The Grand Duke Boris drove I T’ut a Liberty Bond in every
her carriage on the boulevards, home.
•nu the enormously Wealthy i---
Prince Uarlatinski bought seven
kinds of poison and showed them
to her, saving that if she would
not love him ho would drink
them all. But Cavalieri purred
a little for tho prince, jollied
h in, as -e say over here, and
tho she finally cast him off lie
did not take any of the seven
kinds of poison. In fact, his
patr.mony had so diminished
that It is doubtful that he could
have bought carbolic without
straining Ills purse.
Ex-Premier Son Too.
Before coming to Paris Cava-
llerl had had a minor affair in
Italy with dl Rudini, son of the
ex-Premier. She had dazzled hint
almost to madness, so that his
father had him declarer incom-
petent and a guardian appointed
for him. When he managed to
e:cape from this custodian and
reach Paris, Lina would have
nom of him. What was a Pre-
INDICT CHI MILKMEN
FOR PRICE COMBINE
llii Cnited I’,run.
Chicago, Oct. 18.—Five mem-
bers ot the Milk Producers Asso-
ciation, constituting the “milk
board” of that body, were under
indictment today charged with
wilds tot nearly a year, he again Teddy must bo the original hull
made his appearance and execut- j moose anil that telepathic mes-
ed an awkward dance in the ; sages caused him to celebrate tho
square. : oratorical outbursts of the erst-
His subsequent appearances; while leader of his party.
WHY GALLIVAN WAS SAD BLAME AUTUMN LEAF IF
Jimmie Gall Ivan, at present a STREET CAR ‘SPAVINED’
democratic member of the house j -
from South Boston, and possible i Before > ‘i t the annual
candidate for mayor of that city, f,ow of sentiment about autumn
Is a reformed humorist. He re-pYa'cs fulling, prepare to blame
board
| your street car in the middle of
1 nelo Sam needs your money
-buy a bond.
U-BOAT ZONE THREAT
CHARACTERIZED BLUFF
lly I nilrd Prett.
London, Oct. 18.—Germany Is
bluffing again, according to Lon-
don's interpretation today of
Amsterdam reports of German
wireless messages hinting at In-
clusion of American waters in
the submarine zone
Satisfaction was expressed to-
day over toe continued decrease
In submarine effectiveness us
shown In the weekly statement
of British shipping losses. Only
12 ships of more than 1600
tons wero sunk, according to
admiralty announcement.
DIME NOVEL BRONCOS
GIVE WAY TO AEROS
DON’T KI EFER! INSTANT RE-
LIEF EOl.liOWS A Kl BEING
WITH “HT. J At XM1S OIL"
Stop “dosing” rheumatism.
It's pain only; not one case
AIM TO LIVE
100 YEARS OLD
TAKE VAN LAY—KEEPS THE
LIVER ACTIVE.
Barring accidents, there Is no
FOOTBALL PRACTICE BY
SEARCHLIGHT IN N. Y.
Hy United Press.
New York, Oct. 18. -Colum-
bia University’s football squad
Is engaged in searchlight prac-
tice this week. Undergoing In-
training, the recruits I
work all afternoon and keep lt!,n fif,y requires Internal treat-
up after dark. Angus McCabe, I ment. Rub soothing, penetrat-
who was expected to star at,1"* "St. Jacobs Oil” right on
quarter this season Is out bo-i,lie "tender spot,” and by the' reason why wo should not live
cause of heart trouble. jtlmo you say Jack Robinson— to a hundred by keeping the
] out comes the rheumatic pain j bowels clean and open anil liver
PLAN riTAR RAjcr it !lln<l distress "St. Jacobs Oil” active. Calomel won’t do this.
KfrrriVuSn pai"! , 11 8 a Harmlesa 1 It sickens. Van Lax is a sclen-
MEETINC NEXT WEEK ;1 heumat ism liniment which iiov- j tiflo substitute that won’t sickon
————— ) or (1. Hu j) poi n t s and doosn t liurti; you. but acts tentlv nil tho
Oklahoma City Tobacco Deni- tho skin. it takes pain, sore- (bowels Van Lax prevents slck-
®^..Afso,'laUon. wUI . meot next i ness and stiffness from aching | nea3i eliminates intestinal pois-
Joints, muscles and b»des; on8 relieves constipation, cor-
Ktops sciatica lumbago, back- rects disorders of digestive or-
swen.ee 8la ^ rCilUCVI> **"8. Increases poor circulation.
Limber up! Get a small trial r'‘9t°r0S Btrength' Hundred8 of
bottle of old time, honest “St.
Jacobs Oil” from any drug store,
and In a moment you'll be free
week to plan tho raise In price
of cigars.
It Is thought 6-cent brands
will bo raised to six cents, and
higher priced cigars In propor-
tion, with, the new war tax as
basis for the raise
The Dealers' Association was
... T. . *.....................i.-./i. . p„iici. HUIl I
W. Katzung. secretary-treasurer, 'away.— Advertisement.
cently purchased himself a
set of what
calls
May lie you've noticed recent!)
'hat the motorman didn't have
Pprrial lo 7Vic New.
Cleveland, O., Oct. 18.—The
fierce untamed broncos which
the heroes of dime novels once
were won’t to bestride are giving
teeth,” because, he explains, i 1 ho
they come out at night, and he
found that it was best to be good‘“ pitcher I way ‘°. ^Planes and submarines'; i
fhem118 Wh 0 epeaking thru should. The reu =on is that self-'8a>8 frank Dhonau, manager of
1 ®m'„ .... -ante autumn leaf. Nothing— ja ™®P»ny that sells these hooks, j
.............7 purcha8,ng 1 16 net even ice makes car-w heels' ,tve“ . the introduction of,
conspiracy to fix n.'lk prices teet^» Jimmie set out to make i:j, so mm h as leaves on th j m r errJ ^®vJces* however, hasn’t
and to conduct a boycott. a ®P®tcb. .lo was not feeling | .racks. Oil from the leave | j,revepted tho demand from full-!
The indictments were .returned I’arocularly happy, so instead of j squashed” on: I v the wheel "K 0^' largely,” ho said. “Bocks
starting on one of his usuail makes it almost impossible to 0,1 army tactics and the like aro
rollicking addresses, he spoke ,-l 1 ivlurc t:,o iar is going to I goo<* se,l€rB now.”
quite dolefully of the dear old i top u n i 's running thru a
by the county grand jury.
Charles Deenen, former gover-
nor and attorney for the defend
ants, said today the indicted
men would surrender.
i-ier’s son to two grand dukes) marines aro sounding the bugle
and a prorr-, ion of princes. jca!l for l.'O “musics.”
Lina’s first public appearances j They need that number of
In Baris were made at tho Folios; your.g n.on who can memorize
Bergnro, and she immediately the 148 trumpet calls that must
became a leader In the gayest be learned before graduation
sections. From there she went j from the marine music school,
to St. Petersburg to repeat her. Port Royal, S. C.
triumphs and then gradually her' The course takes 12 weeks.
homestead, or something like I "folia district,
that. And soon he was glad he Each cr.r is oq:Ippod with
did, for suddenly his new teeth ! uni liraki I:.:t when the
MADtNrs tccitr rtl l popped out into the toastmasters' • a vet are tick, .not all thi
IVi/Al\ilxr.a tasiJt CALL lap and Jimmie could not say ! -.mil do. , - to mix with tli
FOR ‘150’ MORE MUSICS another word. Without a mo-| .eaf ml and n ■: i a sort o
ment's delay, however, faking a emery that grinds down the ca
sob, he sat down. His auditors wheei. So i! your electric hors*
were powerfully Impressed.—Gai- i - - m« spavined and bumpy
toons Magazine. dame that on the beautiful u'i
-- tumn leaf too.
A machlno has been Invented |
for fish cannerlea that cleans and Liberty You buy a
dresses salmon at a rate of one 1 Lib. ;-i> IP ml 1—t I perish.”
a second, equivalent to the labor! - O-----
of 60 expert hand workers. i _m>" i ■«-iinrkins
Buy a bond and help yourt
country.
WE BUY
Turkeys, Poultry, Eggs, Butter,
Hides and Pecans
We pay top prices and gi"e prompt returns,
references on application furnished.
WRITE OR I’llONB
Janger Produce Co.
Best of
Will. 7r>.N8.
I—*» E. Main
Npnial lo Tlir .Ynr*.
Washington. Oct. 18.—The
Doors
Open
8 a. m.
Don’t cheer
buy a bond.
up the kaiser
^ U/\|f *-7,i
‘Mill
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A Woman
In the
Pursuit of
Happiness
u
First, Must be WELI,
DRESSED. Being
well dressed, merely
means, WHERE ONE
SHOPS. Therefore we
gladly offer you the
new arrivals of
"The La Belle
Garment Co.”
Not the largest stock
perhaps, but the BEST
SELECTED.
M n’s VT!iIs* ClcaiH’d «n<l
S|.oo
Lens Star
lP^
Dry Cleaners
di : i ( i.assi; n
or Walnut U12
Solid your rlotho.s to ns.
Tip y * To c..: *■;! for in a now
iir• ; roo* T»ui: Mr" wiih tho
uo. ' inui-Tn * j1 pinout to he
;.uu a;.>1 i • sk'.it vi workmen.
Another Big Event
1
ex.
What we
Advertise ^ T
Is So
—THE—
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Campbell
In Fine Homes
Tltia is the small Kohler
Campbell Grand l’iano.
(inly .} feet 8 inches in
length, and is termed as the
world’s finest small Grand
Takes up just the same
space in your home as the
ordinary upright piano, and
!.-> priced at
Only $485
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tion—materials of Velours, plain Velours and Velours I
with Fur Collars, Olivia, fancy and plain, including the jj
new cloak inefs.
Write Us for Catalogue
and information.
ARMSTRONG
| MUSIC CO.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
letters from users prove its won-
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inppearance of pimples and facial
blemishes will convince you of
the merits of this new health
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