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PAKE SIX
i'ul'Ltii-U !. .ml
111. W -t li ! li
fe! th liulh' it -inatlr;'.
1
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PSESS
Tin: ii a it v li. in: h1 Your Ninety-First
by leslie o niblck I Birthday how are
you going to celebrate it?
You can live to celebrate it
by eating the right kind of
foods. Give Nature a
chance. Stop digging your
grave with your teeth. Cut
out heavy meats, starchy
foods and soggy pastries and
eat Shredded Wheat Bis
cuit. It supplies all the nu
triment for work or play
with the least tax upon the
digestive organs.
I
DAILY SUBSCRIPTION RATES
! nKwrth, ! '"''" f . . ' 1
IVr ftr, I mrrv-r. : ' "
! )w t in.!.:, t. ..i 1 '
OKLAHOMA tWfEKLNl LEADER
fit nuil.th. '
On yrar ' '
Tr Iad-r 5' v. V r t'.l '
ny H.f-ti-!"ir r-c." V ': : n--
lmi!vpi" "1 i. .,-' -I t: I" "
Th I.e.l r in ,h: 1
wt:s- "tui.tn '' I : ' ' '
1t -pVii.-
Clli for v -n-n . '' 1
'mnk. ot.ltn.iiy iH.t . ! -
firty 'wJ chim h '.i 'J- -ciillt
fur r'uir.'h n . ;'
H.-rmoni prf I, :s ,i s- ' - 1
nd 'I I m
pil tn s fli. N".
('it;)!)'"- ! ji It M 1 I'r- "
llnrri'on. IMilm : i.n
W, )imi.i'i. '!' I - i 'i
.Vne 'U"iskn .i.
Made ul NU.-ui I'-IU, N Y.
I'm lit t ; .
i
"I 'repnrpdnesii for what'.1
tacre'i" Villa to lion in wilt
Weil, !
In addition li all !:' ' 'iii'nj.ea'.
tn.tiotis lmt'.iif Aii'.ri.a. lcho now
!u.s its doubts about us.
The latest reports from Verdun
(fllfinu tho wisdom nl tin1 Kaiser in
not lettinn vtui llinili'iiliiii t sta .ii
retirement.
Our statesmen toll us that lei.o
1 ahead df us in prciiar-dm-ss. . n
P haw il on 'Mcviru ;u coti:;iv-si(m
'. buncombe
Sitoii'iin; ( !' olmi f;:iii; uinr min i,
have yo.i Method how ti. iVonel
1 le3 at tin 1'ro-..Initial prima: ies In'
ieil to boosi mi Miid'.'
i r run .an
ii-. i!it-t .imv : -mi in i .,. .cno .ii.
i-. t ii : -it t ili Mill. ;:ii nn.ilil ;m
l' unti in. Ili' a iliiuo In ii !i a n . i o
I 'i III. !' 11 !,' ; l!i.' aiin ,t nil .il I., i
" ; 1 i i I i I-' ( 'nutri a , ui.l i ;li il inn
" 1 1 r Hi In 1 On-1 os man "!
i M' Oil, llllll .l' I.!' t..,-, :,,'i
Ml:. i . Viis!ui..-Hm. I. C
' n; t.'.iiu, " .i-a: s Mr Hi nni-ll. ia.il
li liil In loar'i liio liv-snii ,,! I all i'lli; in
!!' ii'in :: is a I'll' :: l. ,n- hi imr
.-i '1 Tins lililo bil l's i . ! i 1 i is a
-' li'ii'li'l nil.-. It is a 'piimiiil l .ini'
'H 'l'lM' I II I Ji! , ( l,t. si-IO O
i .: this i-. l loir , inir as much
l.ir ::1'ihmi ii;is."
RANK FOOLISHNESS.
Vioi fi-oiuoinly sec it statoil that
culiH ilu tint result r nun oohl wrath
or. 'Mint In rank foiiitiihtirss. W'prr
l' true oohl.s wuiilil lie as ir.vnloiil
i: mill -aunnicr as in miilwiiiter. The
iiionilic t!ial o.iiikos oiiKl'i fhnirlslios
' I l:i iliimn, coM woalhor. To ''1 rlil
Tho Si homc to make utiite ii! ! i '.al.-t ' i f euM take t'liamliorlaln's Counh
Itoaii'ilv. It is .'riooliial ami In h:.'h
r.ltio-ml coiivontion iloliales is far
troni p(iiu'ar. Tiio hoy., in the den
r will not stand tor the M-heim
I ' V 'Pin 1 1 II I Tl . 1 , 1 1 . 1 . . I l.f i.jw.i.I., t, l.f.
troin po,,u;ar. Tiio I.oy? in the ti cm-h ,.. ,....' ,.nn
niiuii'oil mill know Its real
Ohtalnahl. cuery where.
aluo
I'rotcst'tiu HKainst tills mad. mod 1
em craze tor "gcraus of i,hi," I'm :
lusal aiinoniioos she is mollis; to war ;
because of a treat;, with Kiulaml
ridlltift hack to lUTS. ;
M.liiiiili-t ihiiroli Monday ni;lit.
i . I j i ' l.li'li. Ho ,-nr to Ileal' Ii i m.
o has a me-saie (or ton.
HEAR WHAT HE HAS TO SAY
i
H is Austria's privilege to e:ii!i!a!n 1
i i.i near v, i.ai i,o,i i:;e l, mil will
si oak; f:ir l o Mill peak peaoe mite
'.. . pi oi !e, i: ii .1 to liis saints: l.:il lot
1 'i in not tin n auain lo lolly.
Sure!' his salvation i-i niiMi them
' t ! 1 a t four him: that ;'l.ir imn ilwcll
' !! onr laud.
ft n.ti.V,t V, t a .l.i.itn i,, iiir.t ftf ml.
n.lo.l.,.., if Mr I.',.,, I 1,, I l.l.
"c""r ' 1 , r .inn ink
;.erittM!nted with t!ie irohlem of pence )( f
:n the hon:n of his employes prev
to uh that pome of her men-hunt men
'.ive been torpedoed, Imt wo iiiusl
remind her that llritaln lias nlis-adv
nn:ioiincc() she is not doim-'. that t iisi
i
oson.
ar.l -
net together:
i e ha e i 'ss,.(
Jtus to his charmliii; expeiimont with
Ue peace of nations.
Truth ' -hall tpliii:.; mil i.l' tile
i .iilii: an I i-1 1-1 t onsno- s shall look
iluwil hull-. Inm-li.
Yea. the 1 o;.l shall -lu' that
1NE CHILDREN'S BATTLESHIP ,,,,,, ,s ,,,. am ,mr 1;iml
Representative lie: riell of Now e'.d !n r in, n a c
V.rk fity has Introduced in the I:.!tl. i,.ll,.l, :,!litl, . ll(.flin. Ilim.
Jloiue. at Washington a resolution ,, iMi ., , llS in llt (f his
ipstructing the Mretary oi' the navy .;,.,,s . -I'-siltn S", t."
tj accept tho funds scrthH H ,
children tinder tiic .l.-i--rt i :. nl' Mar- when to Tak( chamberlain's Tablets
jorie Sterreu of -Hi-ookl n lor the When on fool dull .mid stupid af
iMilding of a battleship for mna! con- 1
; ruct'en purposes. When tne lii'ii'
,1:1, lireii wh'u patriotic : r nr.
her Diea! ti tiie oiiliili'en o: t ie
cnntry fonie months iuh, siie -ei.:
her dime to Secretary U, whi,
linfly rejected it. wi!h tin let 'ft
ti st the money for naval eonstru.
tion would le levi'-iV bv taxali.m :i.
l nal This cavalier treal'ho'it of a
pntriolie child anmse.l sin h ro-onl
n'fnt that already oii-r :''.'"in i!
Ml liB-.e fl!i)Bcril,ed to the Ma'i.i
1-tetrett battleship fund, tr.e am r t
new raised beini over n. '
Whether it Is practicable t- - .'ire
t::e millions needed for a hattleshi
in this nifJllS is l-eside I n- ii iesti in
'l is Die paU iotl.-ni c in cii .; t'n
ci.lidren that counts. It niic.t nr.
easily ip arransed that their Mini-i
r. lions could he employed in ihc eon
function of a submarine or torpodi
' -di !)! h they i ouM pioioll' clai'r
a tin ;r o.' n alii to liioi: oun'r.
C'cnaress siinilSI Hliprove
re taoiisands of rl.ildriu
r eatitiK.
';eii onn-'i i ii--, cd oi- bilious
in n mi h.i e a i, headache.
Win 11 n.l In,. s.iir sfiun.i.h.
When yi'ii !" li h a ft r eating
Winn you iia.e ii.,l::'estioii
'A'in a i.. : i ii or ih -; .indent.
When o.i liave no relish for your
iroals.
Wlien your liver Is torpid.
Obtainable (very w here.
OrFICML CALL LflCAN CO.
pii. 1"-. a! 2 an p ni, f, mt the pui-,-e
n: seh tme a n.i-lilber of tin'
i,i nn.mi'lee. and di-lcpa'es In Mi
ni', i nni n'i"ii The nemly (leei-d
ii, iiniral i inn in It t will nrii
I i- . k iii the Tola e ,ludf!.'l8 -t
,, ' in Hall tor the purpii?-,- oi
'i .IMC'illI!
I In- Sn!i i ohm ni i.,n will lw lu l l
I 1 1 1 ilmsi. i City," Oklahoma. April
;! 1' ' ' at i-0 a m. lor th-- en
,,-e i.l s .ilium u i-hairinnii and -.-i
e'iiiy nl tie- s'alt i omml'lt o. a i.a
i ,ii a I i omniitli "mini, four ililo,"a'-s
' 1 1 r k io i ln I ii-moi ratio luitlniial
lie irinii, mnl loin ulteriiat n, and
I loioiinaie pre. iii mini i lectors at
:ayi , ami In trull: in I sin II O'll 'l
lis!i,,s; ys uiiiv properly mine he
.Its- I'n i iiTlVeirillll.
Numl" r ol ileh -tales eai h pn-i iin t
I i - in i ci:n y is cum led to.
I.' Il.pl Toa ii hip I :i
ii!i'nn- Tiiwn-lup ,L' I
li inal k Tow nslnp !
i- I is , '.v 'I in ti hip
i '.:i Tuwu-h.p I I
. ii -I 1 1.. n p. :' I
.-',ee:i: Township, I
i- i ow ii ii p. 2 '
Hlhi n- Town. Mi 'i
nwa 'I'lr.Mchip '
ion .Mound InVMI-hip
.: : , 'I'm1 u hip -
diilhiil Tuwiisinp 'i
I.i i -.li ill Tow ii- Inp 7
.'null i '.mauoii Township I
i, nth 'ii.iiii'I'iiii Tow iiship I
i.iknw Township '
lllaiid i 'I'o.Misliip
ie w ! r I Tow llsh ip .
ipiinyrr Township
:pi in,-. ale 'I ow in hip . .
A i. in II. .lid Township
os. -hill i'ov. Il 'lllp
Julnrie City
'list Ward, A
'iist Ward, II
iei oiul Ward, A
Si i olid Ward, II
'nil, I Waul, A
l.iid Ward, It
..'ii li V, aril. A
ii'J'P Willi. I!
"I ill Ward
WM.TIil! S. WII.I.SOX,
Chairman
'. ('. ;'MI'lil, Sc. n lary.
I
Chihlron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTO R I A
CONVENTION
I!-. ,iuili"T'i' and on behalf ol tin
! leliilil la' c Sliltl' 'limilliSl' O of ( k
hih'ima, :he lollowiiiK meetings and
i .iia . .. i,u.., ar li. Toby ailed
P. .Tioct Meetings.
i i -, un ; a,, i i iiiK-s .sj..i!l he ho!
i'i lAeij priiiinl tu I.oKan county at
:in usiiai votinn places on Satur lay,
The-. March 25th, 1916, at 2 o'clock p. in
';;;!.' i 'he i iuiHity precnn ih ni T o'clock
I', it? territory who would be ulad lu
Feel 5)
Grouchy a
It U not your fault -it
( is your liver. No one
- can be in good spirits
when their system is
not carrying off the j
waste products.
Tutt's Pills
regulate the bile ducts
and put you in a good
! humor with yourself
and the world. At
your druggist- sugar
coated or plaia.
. !.!. K! I1: ;:' pri" iin-t lor ilu- pur
in." o; : i iectina a mi-inher of the
i.mn'v eonitnitiee, ami also dolcKateii
i-l 1 1 1 - i niilii v enliven! loll.
I ilvi-ry siii h piecinet xhall ho itititl
jid ai the ionn!y i on vt n! ion, lo one
hi. local" for each t'O votes, or major
i tract inn ih, r of, (,ast lor the lieino
Uia'ie m-mo'" 'or County Superinten
Ident ill lie- i;.-i,i r.il election of the
pear of 1!M4.
! In every precinrt ilie present com
nii'teeman shall csll Ml- meeting to
j order and eball preside until tlie
ji!i. eliiiR has elected a chairman of
'lie tnietitifi. If the committeeman
he u tisi.fi! .the meetiiiK shall he call d
bv loiiie person to be agreed upon by
hose pn Kent.
County Convention.
A i mint y convention wMI b hel al
she City Hall In Guthrie, on Saturday,
Oklahoma fit). March frank
ii liau'I, I'lesiilnit .-'tali" 11-iard of
jt loiiltiiro. Oklalionia Citv, (ikla.,
as rei eiied fie lollowiin;: M dear
i I : I heiewilh ! iibuiit tin- lollow inr,
r, poi t ol prizes won at tin' OLluho
i a i il and the Knit Worth, Tox.is,
i e slock siiow id cully hi Id :
He:. eld Itilll. 'I. oi'aii l'.i,ili":
'.!: t prh e. .."; Jr. clianii ion. $ W;
s ui,e, :'.'.. champion, sran.l
ami o-i. fi1, Tolal f I hi.
Il.icfiv.l steer "I'.raille.": first
y... i-'iall pioll. J-.'i; lil'st price.
i Jr. , liauiploii. $l'i. Toi il $l:l
lleieloid ' "all'. ' lloiiil bad": I'i' I
,.-e. $:;,; til: t pri'e. V'.". Tot il
Ans-iis 1'uU. Ileathertoti": Kit's t
,:ice, y ; set :itld. 11'-'. Total $'.'T.
Slu 1 1 ior:. sleer. "Iteiinie Hal ":
, , i i.-.e, f::.; i hanipinn. ; tell !
ic. t :-i Toi ii.
.-' .ni i no ii lluil. "Watn'.iua C.noils-. '
H;st prie. flu; si'ionj prii-e. J'.
'.i.i!. . :-i. ,
:';( ! re I, "I'oii :i I .ml": Kirs I
,i .', : " . i 1 1 ; i ! 1 1 -1 1 : T 1 . ?!..; First prize.
' T al .
- s .1. er. ' I'liile 1st": tl'.'ld
're 1 1 1- I !'-c:. "i 'ol'.ee iioiee": 1
':v t i - sc. t in, s ..,-,111 d prwe. $ln; .
a ii ,.i. n iirade. ol un.ii oi . a I.',
'i , 'nv: . h: io mi steer, f T f. To
1 I . 'II.
CI. ami iei! t iers and ciiampi.iti
l lis ni ei n i .-. tntal -V.'T.
'Iit.ii iiinocnt w in in pii..--. $sll.
r: ! 'is! s(, er i al. i lampion
cHI at -"'i iciit' per pound fiT.V
l!,' e:,ir,! st,'.r calf sold at l1",
i ts per loicil. $in;l. Kiie wotiiet
! n J., sold al conls per i nmti 1. .
f ! -"v
C.rand total, ll.ll'.T.
Kenpecfully submitttd Sistu-d.
l i. W. I.. Carlyle. Menu of Aurienl-
lure. A. & .M. olloce.
GIRL TELLS OF LONG DROP.
mm,-
f
' "4..::
A Great
aw
National
Utility
T:
,,'.". " t
i , i ,: ,
li
-i
WYM, '" v'"' '"
V,
L'i-sstV.'-
miu GOODS ,y
--I I". . I."- s l".-
A
-HI... '
...j
e; it- f r-
HD&iib a' ;E;.,-;s'!i
-,8 Ik,
.i.l o' 4x'v- , b,, iKr-f.i. (J .
1 1,
I '-,?YVtt
That concerns all merchants
and al! people
'HE original Cash Register ran: a bell, indicated and
recorded the amount of he purchase. It bcnclitcd ttic
merchant only.
In a third of a century this old model has developed into
a' Cash Re nter tint directly benefits every man, woman
and child who spends money in a store.
This new Cash Register equally concerns every mer
chant and clerk, every banker and wholesaler in this land.
furnishes every customer with a receipt or sales slip.
It prints on this the amount paid or charged.
On this is also printed the date of the sale and who
made it.
It forces a duplicate, printed record for the merchant.
It prevents disputes over charges and bills paid.
It saves shoppers' time.
It gives the merchant all his profits. It gives him more
money for his family.
It promotes more and quicker sales.
protects each clerk against making errors and
against the mistakes of others.
It rewards the diligent clerk by telling his employer
which one makes the largest number of sales and which
one gets the greatest amount of business.
It assures the banker additional security for the money
he loans the merchant.
It gives the jlesaler additional assurance that the
merchant will have money to pay his bills.
It furnishes the banker and the wholesaler mechanical
evidence that the merchant's statement of his business is
correct.
It is a business necessity.
MERCHANTS!!
We have new 1916 modclt that give thii per
fect eervice.
Write u today or tee our agent in your city
and learn how you can tecure one of thete public
Mcrvice machinet.
Liberal allowance! are made for old National
Cath Register that were good in their day, but
do nut to completely protect you or give the valu
able eervice our 1916 Madett do.
Addrett Dept. Z.
mm
The National Cash
Register Company
Dayton, Ohio
s iii 1, in- n ijsj .,a'sSse- .jrjr s
. S J I I'll ! i I H I It K - lJ -V i?T 'f7 n
. 4 : r . s j r e i I li i u ch -j I .. ir ft.j
i!W''.f2i,rti rf'Wici
LOOK FOU THIS SIGN
IN THE WINDOW
wickaaco Toll nut of a sixteenth story
window of the Transportation biiilum.
will be back at wmli m a oc or so,
ii was learned iod.iv.
i.t i!!--d f; ol isn'l. true.
Chicago Typist Who Fell 18 8tories
la Going Back to Work.
i u! Ciitik al the time 1 was
(Tib ago, 111 . March IS Miss Minnie i-npi ii .;.' she continued, "but I
Werner, tho HtenoKraphnr who sevei'ul Aii;s Werner fell inf.. a truck loud . nuldn't br,':i:he. At first I could !-ee
- -- of paper hoves '.ini I, r lnsl seriou s -T 'I tn anus, tin; Konn the air
ASK FOR and GET injury was a l.adlv fvet.ir.'d arm. 1 ' ' -or - l.'ituled me and bold my arms
a person dies iUtvr fall Init THAT SLE OF DEAD LETTERS. :iai f.'iil. surh a confession of sloven-
HORLICK'5
' THE ORIGINAL
' "If you ever bail a iir am that "U : ,
If. II off a tnmtntain ym know some,
jlliinj; nl' what e v , .! rietice v. as , .
MALTED MILK !. ' ""
Ohsp wistt-U cost VCt? Ui.V- "M, U i:lums ;, al '",'"",r i'"
Thi v 're not dead.
An I the 're not letters.
Hui the are fo dositated.
In reality it Is a sale of p:n ka:;es.
These packages are mlsdiret tod or
crt of postage.
'f the sender or recipnnt an't bo
-. II v t eemu hmsness for n few na nd they re at tensta Finn.
.:, .n d the next Ihing I know '"i "cos the red Il.i at certain in-
m s,,,eom- was takinii me oil tma'.s nnd In come the hids.
,U l. - t And it is ail, so pitiful and so dis-
, ii": my sid s. I'-y the time I
e to H o earth everything was
l'ness or rarekf nes.ii
it's m ,tv deiiphtful to have the Inr
; ulse t y n.a'Ke a pift. but It ia a gilly
asto of i-i-puire. time and money to
c it , .,re!ess'y that it either ean-
: ! .I.li.eied to,- returned to ttie
l-'.tl.!.'!.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA

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