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FOR CONGRESS
1T0YLE TO QUFM
uu I ll iu nun md i nnin rniiMTv
r i uu Luomi uuum i
1 Countr Arent Is Urrin the
j rarmeri To Buy None But
j the Best; Mill To
! Recle&n Seed
ueavkii ALSO is
I "Owing to ttt extreme lateness of
(lM)l.i'l season, there U still a little time
DATK IOU PLACK IX (ON
liltlXS; IIOYI.K AGAINST
TlllLE.Cil'i:
III
11LHSI6N
OTin:n candidates ursY
KMGIIT IS LOOMIM
STHON'G IX ALL I'AHTS
Of IMSTIUCT; XO LO
CAL ..NDIDATk
to consider tlie best wheat to be hwi
In Ixignn county r I year, and altho'
I wa transferred to this county no
late m almoat to preclude any activity
aloug Cai line, 1 find tfest the need
for better wheat here U no urgent
that I foci conn trained to do all that
w possime. t no late. ald County
Agent Wiley today.
"T ere I a limited rvupp'y of Kan
ed Wheat In Kingfisher county of
which we may obtain a stiUill amount,
but I find that the; GuCmt Mill, at
Guthrio ha on Oaad. for grinding
purposes, lO.noo bushels t of No. 2
Hark Hard Wheat Unit trades verv
high in purity, and sella lu the uorlli
era market oi.fr 25 to 30 cents prein
Inm. "At rry request, tf-e nianaeenient of
thla mill ha agreed to reclean 500
bus'aela of till exceptionally good
wvcat, anj sell It to farmers for
$2 !5 per bu at tie will, the farmer
to furnish sack or take ll away In
bulk
"Also t will furnish 10 bu each io
uk"! Wheat Club Doy nnder the Kndles
1 shall not J riiui,, -,. i-i, m.... ......
vides for payment for U9 wheat in
' three years, and l-i building up of a
?big wheat club contest, In which each
club of ten boy will compete a lu-
The latest candidate for eotipre
a.onal honor U Ed Hoy Hi, state In
aurunce commissioner. He will run
on an an-l-loegu irtatfortn and de
clare be will not resign hi elate
office to make the race. In reply to
a requewt tnads by Governor Robert
eon tbat all state officers who ntn for1
Wtaer office, first resien. h -aid: "The!
Sovcmor in tnoniHtent and
this -xciilon o hurt iu:
resign, nha;' flat; Rut 1 will make
ae nee ami I will win."
Tbe entrance of Doyle ttnd Claude
Weaver ha- up the law- of several
Wbr cirdidate?-. Col Roy Stafford !
Iwa robab:y beeu 'weakened by thlf i
TOOTe imy-f thn any ;her eaudidalt.j
Jep Knight, the "buck VTirale" frcn. j
Wynuewod has jirofited most. He u
Ili get tt krtre we fiwu that houic" lllf Tf IT f ffjj I U 1
He 1s welt acquaint, d 1n the d:lilct UnlLLU HI Ulllnfin
iaviug mode the race ' againut Joe.
Thompson last time, and although in ( Official! Making Deep Probe
Following Lynching of Negro
and "Attack On the
Reds Win
1st Battle
I FRENCH HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION WHO IS TO'
MEET BECKETT FOR 20 ROUNDS IN LONDON
It. H K.
chic . t?a ,, tv-i i j
Citulnnatl 1 c ,o ;:! II ij
Mn, i k...i
pn vafHti ht-r toIy and a tnatuiuoih
crowd flll.d th- g and atandk and
rriondi or lUdlind field to vii.
th oHnlif )im of tU worlds
rli betwien the Chicago White Jjo
and the C'.nciuuaU !Ud.
The lliu-j; for the gamt folio':
Chicago
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Weaver, ah
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CAME BY
Cincinnati
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INNINGS.
fCoutioued on Page 5 Col. 5.)
FIFTY MEN AND BOYS
I '. .7 . ' . ' -1
P "-'V cil sr r; '-,
w -v,)
i ; v . ;s
Mayor
il(y Ai.. uiiMfl 'rm
Ouiaba. .N'tb. Oct I Kill v nun and
v barge
the arniy at tha time, making a credit
abl phon ing. Knight U a stale sena
tor and ha s had coneiderabie experi
ence Q4 a legislator.
"Hot Siafford, UWg Lillard and WH
llam M t'raakllti are alAi making a
trtrenuou caaipnigu. There te Utile i boys were under arrest unlav 5n con
v" n CTNnwaign ana eacniniH-tiou wl'ft' Sunday night's rioUug
candidate Is guirr after he were Atnoi g the ;-rUmer U Sol Fraocl
uammpr anu xonps. me fieiu en 12 years of age. All of ihv.se arrtsted
to be iu the routh, where the Okla- j are held for efth r murder, inciilng to
, eoma c ny eanui(J Hes are btaUiu ifte; .-lot. or aault to commit intir d. r nt
oru-Fb for voters day and night. Thou-; wilful destruction of properly.
wn" ' circular krtten; are flooding t A w eclal grand Jury will convene
The conn ry. telling of the virtue cf . he Oct S to inquire into the
several a Scants for the cougres- againsK the men.
s,on' ' I rEC Henry, physician, attending
It Ii s-iid ;h rt publicans w'll unJie) -Mayor Edward P Smith, who wag al
on John Rmbry and will make a da-1 taektd by the mob, c!a d into morn-
terming ffort to put h'm acrostH 'is ttwt tht? wndlilon of the mayor
Jake Hamon, tniilionaire oli man ira, u:h that he thought all dmyer
eaid to liave offered to finance ihe i'ast.
campaign tor any atrong man ho! Ten nogroitt were ttrrt d In Coun
can mn or 'he ioee w ith tho upiHn j ill Dlurfa late yesterday when the
Of the united party in the dlnrrtct. I discovery was made that they had a
In rhe infant me tb date of the I largo stock of gun and ammunition.
primary is drawing nearer and Ocfo-jThey told the police that the arm
oer ista will soon be here. and shells belonged to a man who
Th following tave fiN '! ih had been hunting. They are held for
ptate t'l-etmn eommIwfnr doclara- Invtatlgation.
tlons of eandldnevt Wlllinm Frank-
Ma and John H Wrigit of Oklahoma j
uty, ang uenry .m carr or raute v al
ter, democrat; J W Harre! of Okla
homa Crr. republican. Harreld Is re
icorted o favor reservation In the rat
ification of the league of nation
agreement.
PRKSIOKXT'S CONDITION
IlKPOnTKI) 3IICII BETTEU
DUGTOflSTIJLL AT LARGE
No Race Riot, A Reported;
Posses Are Scouring County;
No Trace of Slayer Burly
and Gray Haired
fly A"x-lated rr)
Oklahoma City, Oct 1-
Reports
Washington, Oct 1-WHh PreiIent j
W'ifcwn's condrtion 'showing ateady!
Improvement, those attending hhn in j reaching Oklahoma City today from
h' UlT-ess w-ere concerned today in i outside aoureec, owing to lack of
preventing any exertion wnan. might
cause a relate. ,
AlthoiiTh Door Oraysoo had re
lortcd the preVdent a "in- lrovIn'
,;rt Inning, Whit 9oi; J Collin
up. one ball; ball, strike. J Collin
ingled to center. It w a line drive
that landed directly in front of Rout-h
Kddle Collin ;. Hall, trike one,
Kdd!e Co'llns forced J Collin at sec
ond, lUmlher to Kopf K Coltlnx at
tempted to imiTifWe. Weaver tf , ball
strike. Kd Collin out t eating. Winj
to Rath. JavkKvn Up. 'Jaekou flld
'o Rou h, the Litter making a great
one handed catch. So run, one hit.
no error.
First Inning, Second Half: Rath
Ui. Rath, was hit by a pitched ball
He a hit on the back uud walked to
firs. Daubrt up. Strike one; Duu
belt wingled to center. lUth taking
third. It wa a 'clean drive through
second haw. (irnti up. Rail our.
Orou tiled out. Hatibert remained on I
firl. Honfh uy, cue bail, tt balK
strike one: Danbert out etealliwr ee
oud, Schalk to ftlsbetx. Three 1m11;
Rou h walked, Duncan no. Hall one.
rtrike one liouoli utole acc.md:
hcha ka thro t., high, rihej Ma Meeting Endorse League Men Were Tenants of Dr Karre-
To Hear , MtM!-.T v- j
Speak j
Oeorgei Carpcntier and Lieutenant Fonck
liforci tiriMllii f. I' l etu h ll'il Wrijjttt i l,alll)nli. Jithl .lue
licckctl, Uridyl title ImltL'-r mr lo im ri in tt 1 iiity l'ouit.l Uotit iu
fxnnlt'ii on Dee. 4, Hceordift! to iIp.tli lK U a (In- inti.li eH'!litI,
It is cxiiceletl lluit Jnck Detncy w ill give (lie vv tutior u eliauee itt Ins
A'orM'a title in liattle iti 1 h is 4'mintry in Miv Tins tliitik"ritjli
illiW( tlie Klenell "Ace o A'eH," l.letltetuitlt 1'iillek. tolkilitf Willi
i'lirpentirr while lite hitter s eninpt't inj: in ulliletie unities tit
ri'iotiiiics.
TELL REEO NOT TO COME
THHEE GHARGEO WITH :
; MURDER ARE ARRESTED;
dil. One run, one hU. no error.
Stcond tnninfl, Firtt Malttr Jnk-
Mill uu. On Jaiknon'a drive t Ki)f j
the lutter threw wild to f;rt ha e nd j
Jackson went to recond. FeUeh u;; I
(Continuej on 1'age t. Col. i )
man, the Slain Man; They
... Used a Howe To Strangle .
Him
Steel Men Are Optimistic and the
Strikers Declare the Battle
As Good As
Won
Is
Ardmoie. Oct. 1.- Anlmtue i Ifizenit,
In man nieetiii nl(jlt, cent a tel.
enrani to Senator Jaun1!! A, Heed of
MiaHoiirl, demandinjr that lie tancel
his Ard'imr iiaUlnit date in oppont
tion to thw i-caKUo ill Nattou. Keo
lutlon were adept ed eiHlorsliig ,1'rent
dent Wilton and the league.
Reed Attack Covenant
t tt I M-ljlll4 'l )
Chicago, (lit I - Three men, jnnod
Kl.nrix Hiul two 'iniun, t'lirlal I'arrl
i i:ni l ii hi e I'liiiw. today wte Ulldef
iimmM chiiiiiiil 1ih tliurdr-r of r
Hi kitwild Kn ini)!i. wbm Ik.iIv wa
l T "! rati yviferilwj' tnortili In lta
j biirulM hiitiii' timli-r mynlerioiiiv i lr
' cumsiMnce, Cohfr Minn were obtain
: from thp ilcee men, auoidlnK 10
Uent and White Houe official ex
pected the. prerc-ipUon to stand for
feeme day to come.
CONGRESSIONAL RACE RUMORS
local newrpaper. that disturbances
were rife in the city last night and
today hare no foundation in fact.
J M William, a conductor on the
In two fculleUn yeterday. lie ?re.jFourlh sU-eH car ,ine ,aiJ 8Jot gnd
crtbed ret ajraln today for the pa- k,.d ear!r v,Btt,rdar t)V an v.,,,..
( neijro Immediately following a quarrel
j over a fare. , The negro escaped by
j leaping from t-e car. " A pocce of one
hundred men was organized to aearch
for biJi but up to a late hour lat
" '' nlghi h had not been found. No in-
O-.lahoma City, Oct 1-The con-.formation on the subject a avall
sreaaional race for Joe Thompson"! j abe Bt polite headquarter this morn
place wa enlivened . today by an-jjng
nouncenient that Moman Prultt of; Tbe report tjat Governor nobert
OWaho'na City, and L. O Xiblack of j ,uu i,ad orderea troop held in readi
CnUirie, would enter the race, J-j Def to quell possible rlotint; could not
though the report wa not confirmed oe tonnrmed either at the governor'
JClblack wra one of t'-e contetant(i .
for congretiman-al-larse n 1913 and Continued on Page 4, Col. 2.)
. m. . .tr.,, t.ft-rtn .!t-hn,.. tuJ L G Xiblack ha returned from a
MB WW W F V S'Q V (! Wi
BULLETIN.
t! Anm-liilel l'reii,t
Gary, Ind, Oct 1 About 100 Ink
er returned o worK tooay i me
Indiana Steel company.
Both Side Claim Advantage in Stnk.
Pil'taburgh, Oct d With labor lead
er advancltiR the claim that all plant
In the Pittsburgh dlatrict hrive been
crippled by the teel worker' airike,
and the employer maintaining that
more men are returning to work each
day and that the mill are operating
at nearly full time, the situation today
remained here and at other eteel cen
ter. Virtually unchanKed.
According to the latex figure from
strike headquarter. 375.u iron and
tret worker of the country ere on
irtrike, thl reireeentlns an Increase
of C3.000 over last wetk' total.
klulem.i City, Ovt 1. Quotliu
from pro-war tin.) later Me.-e!i.- f j
lruHidvnt , WIIhoii. Sena!or Reed. ;
soeakltiif hire in ipiKiltfon to the '
Lcagu- of Nation, oald the president J
had reversed hi own opinion in order
to aupporl tlie Leaun pitpoKal. f
"Th American people have been j
lod generally to believe that the i
League I formed for our leiiefit and
that It .4 purpom l to keep America
out of -if ' ald Henittnr Hi ed "A a ,
maner or ibci. um unpu' la ioi o.eu , foul(1, 4f )).
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iur uin uu.:a o umri nittn'itii wiiij ui t.t ,.f l.lf,,i.iu' wij.crw
ill' hd'ee,
Ttu v wi re letiaut ot Mr K.irretiiiin
mid Ikchiiii. -ts i.ikciI at (vim. ticoordlng
to their alleged niufiU'itliiii, OVer'liti'
y.tili I hat thretcfied to deprive them
of n atore operated by Kllnrtu with
hi brother tawi.
Surtjdcitii w.m direct I'd to Kllorl.
Pai't'.i mid I'arrl after lr Jowph
Sfrliu'i-, coroner phyalclnn, found
th.il ltl li,vn: i,sn IhkI beeii MtratlMled
a rope, burned tb-cet of which h,1
mm u in if in hi
City Clerk George L Andernon
and Mrs Anderson will leave tonight
for Chicago, where they will wl'ueiM
the world' erie bat, tames. From
there they M go to Ohti t;d In'lt
ana where they will vl'. .Mend nJ
relative. They will be ai'nt for
CJree week.
A woman who dad vlaif -! hr Krre
t;i.m .Sunday nl'lit when the men flrat
cuiltd Ideiyt ified Itient h (Iip gltettta,
ot whom the itocior had cxprrmed
fear.
ir Kerrcman. . year old, wan a
nr.je,:i intijor in the Ktmt illinol
riMive militia, lie hud practiced
ij yen in.
Short Cuts To
Home News
mwni.n ihiwhwhiw
- r. 5 Mliurp h lut tinted euil
giut K J Cotiueway, C C Htion
and .Myi 'm t'onnewa; f.r f !M and
Intercut u a protuiaofy iwl len
in !!!;.
-After nine )mri of uiarrhd life
Ueorae and Nettle Hambtin h
come to the purlin it of way, "the
were iiwtl.nl In Irtit.irm In !M and
hav one child, a boy of t-h vUim
her huaband doici'tt'd Her. Kite ak
tor the poawehMtun of the child and an
abwolute divorce.
lUk Reiifio, who fli fiom a
bnrn two month t nl broke .v
riil boitcn in hi riiiht ! k. t ilowly
riHiverin-j and will be able to Ui at
bl old luce In the Comer I'hwrmai'T
nnMin. Mck ha lmt none of his cheer.
fulitcM and little fUkh ao a rti!t ot
the aee'dent.
-.a an hfti rmath of tin'
whendii C K MIIU rui!l a warrant
to Ijottie, i haifciiu A W Role rt ) wild
Hie unl.iw fill poisi oi.lou w( a bridle,
Rolnrl 1h' wnk flld a dntiwtg
null ',-lii! MIIU. He k l.ooe
and tHiurt rot, (kith are pnmiiuetil
tierth Ion in men.
-' "Vlrtuoua Wive," went over with
a Italia," ald Manaifer Pollard Of the
Pollard theater today. "Tho crowd
were the hlgueM w have ever taken
care of and the picture one ,t the beM
ever xhown here. The people were
well .iucd j
- M il Cope of Kl Reno, tlraiid M-'
ter mil I) 11 lelau ot ("almond, chair,
man of the llon.o llonrd of the Od I
Fellow wio vlaltorx at tie tte
headqiiartor yeterdy onferrtnk
with tliaud Hecre'ary ltnie relative
to the coming grand lodue eloii
tenlt'lt will convene lu Oklahoma City
net Tuesday iiiotuliig.
A petition to e!l r-l cwlalo, a
feta of the defunct liuan Comity
bank, wua filed In dlattlt't eourt )es-
leTday, The pr-tltloil t! Ill tbe name
of the mat" banking bout d and W
beoucti( by Kred f! Dentil, bank rom
iiiUsloncr. The following i.eoivrty 1
ttU'dl Went f' feet of Iota I. 2,
: I. 5 and (1, In bio. k T. CalHlol Hill
Utddltlon to iJuihrle Thla properly
i
( l part of the Beta of iu bunk.
I
j - When the war draft came it
eaiuht John Smith, and lit 1".' h
nailed for France. Ilti wa alment
mil 11 late ihU ytwr When be re
turned he found that Itt h ha y home
hud been broken u() ilnrutg hi lib
aenee and tlknf hl wife hud dlniM:d
of the homo hold furfUiur aini had
left for Chicago, Ho Mie for divorie
They were manlnl In (iuthi'le lit l!A.
No children,
-Jamei, Mi i'urlaiid and Ida Hoiine,
both nenroea, had a rouuh houne ;t-r
forintince Monday iiiltl. lloth were
arreated by the iil police and both
were fined IJ'i nI coat for fiKhtlii
They were then turned over to lh
county. Ida ha a badly dl ; 'figured
head vlece. Hhe avers : Jamea
alu mined her over the load with a
revolver of l.j-noine-odd calibre and
she Nay he mit mt n etit 1. In the
performance. It required twelve
etltche to put Ida lit a prmentuble con
dition. The attending phyxbian ia)a
ter bend I hard or ho would be a
uoao one now, M Turin ml tome
bark with 4he Pbu that Ida had a
gun and wit trying to git action on
it wh n he (li j-ped In and put her to
tho mat for the count. Judge lloitia.
day will hear evidence today.
COTTO ; CHOP,
PROSPECT FELL
I
Ml
iiou. un.vu. woiuis
i: t si: C.HIKK
1'I.I1S. HIT may hi:
iiui:vr.uniii;(H)i wi.viiiin
to Ue maintained largely at the e
pene of the A'lierican people,"
The president ha "convinced him
self that It i the bmrineas of Ameri
can atatramen to sarrlfSue America on '
tho altar of humanity" he averted.
Referring to Mr. WIIhoii' remark a!
fleno, during liiit recent (our. that lie?
wanted "to get Into any kind of trou- : m-! it-iti
ble that will belp liberate mankind.
and do not want to be always think-j
ing about my kln or my poctetboo' , TROOPS FROM BRITISH
or my friendship," the m-nutof said; j FLEET LAND IN ODESSA
"The trouble i that it ! not the! -
Dreident'a skin that i to be aacrl-: i.ttr Ao':i,.ie.l 'e t
fieed. It i the kin on tho back of
tt.K Inierti-fin r,nt,!e It f t not ttiM
president po, kmbook that I lo be I been Un,ed ,l 0cU"a nd h,vf oe'iln! ,hw f h Chamb.r o
j copied th city, according to advici Commerce that the full membership
HIGH. COMPARATIVELY
SlAI Iti: IM.l 1 IUOHT0 H
nit; m it: hi in om;
(irilON-TIIVniKTIHS
M Alii; I0I MUM
LU KS IMUlSK
tf Ce L 0aik.
Ueportii by correpomeuU ndkti
Ci the condition of the cotton rrvo
I Hept 2 1!, wa 53 5 per rent ot
normal, Indicating a jtebi of 10,
I 2. a bal
Tbi i-oimiare wlih a condition of
6. 4 per rent at Attgt SO. and allow
X t titr cent for aerfrtnw alMiidonmei.t.
ahlch t-miimate reta'tng to crtagt
w annotimd ta our rrpwt for tho
end -June period.
tt atno itmpwre wad an ettd-tep-
teniber conilliloii ot oT.t r cent last
year, and a Id-year aera ctrndWIoa
dlt portment of agriculture figure) ,
Hefit S't. of 63 A pvr rent of a tvof
uil. .
a
A iiterlortloi since August of .t
point U tud'eated mlnl a 10-yMf
average d'ietlorallon of 4 ptlntii Kir
the period. The greatest deUnora
tloii tor the perti.;! during any of the
post 10 year natll tht year we g 4
iHilnt average for th United Htt.
1hi ' .Kilt I based ttpint corre
; endent a ewver tug In detail Ji
coumtea embraced in the HO principal
lotion p roil tic I tig state.
Tom per tit re Hay tempo raiurea
were wltout neuronal normal to above,
except low in jNirtbni of Teta. Too
covil night r.pt AtWnttr, and a
few Miattrel lucainie,
Italnfall -Ke.-tt for too frequent
raliWrtil in ectloi of Ta and ton
ulf i.( from Florid to th Rio
tirnnde, and heavy rain, width did
more Imrui than ohI over dry aretut
of Arkanaa. rainfalt w defkiettt.
General Weather Condition
Wetuher ttnnsuall yfavorable for fttck-
llt. 'eeig 1i frequent tklOa In
t ' 1'ii't two we'k.
Tho I'tatit Generally - owing lo kto
nR end liutirlutil gmwih hrtii may
t't 'iiiiiimr.i on 1'age 4, Voi. t )
The open meeting of the Chatober
of Commerce meniberhlp thl even''
lug at the city hall promise to be uu
j interesting and a lively one, Many
j matter tliat are of vital Importance
(to the cllUcoHblp of Gutbrle wilt be
Vienna, Oct 1 Troops frem th tip for freo and open discussion. TSeM
8ritih fleet in the Black Sea hav are aeveral big proposition ronfron'
(CoutiiMied on Page 5, Col. 1 ), received in Budpeit.
last man to enter the race. With
Pruitt in. Oklahoma City ha six can
didates. aBBSSBesasBSBssas
TM WEATHER.
New Orleans. Oct rt Tonight and
Tharvday, iacreaaing cloudiness.
ix weeks' trip in the East, where be
baa been meeting with the National
Newsprint toard, of wliIC he i a
member.
Jolih Coyle returnetl; today f:in
Ka&saa City.
Poetic Symbol of a Drunk Means Jelly
To Housewife and Tug of War for Sugar
will be aked lo help deckle, Rwy
i cislieii of the city should be preeent at
thl meeting and above all. every
member of the tiamher should not
fail to attend. Women are especiuily
tuvited. The uieetlng beitin at 8
o'clock.
OI.IHIS M ISON IS t .
(ai; i:u iioxoiih
Hcottinlt Itite .Mwntiii si tlie recent
i"t!ini her. conferred the degree
upon J It wuutott of Hominy,
pitbiiblv the obit i nun to enter tl)
i lie iii Oktuhotu M- tVlHlamaon it
about ,; years old. Imt Imnk lf year
otinaer U u veteran of the fa
mous Forreut ravalry and h been
Ip the One txttniry a long 1 Hue. Tb
sovereign tommander. Gen I) M
I'tttley, lo also a ctntfederate veteran.
Hominy Htnt a larue tius tt tint
eonwlstory, vu: J It Williamson, Ly
Page, i C Cren haw. Terry McFail.
W V Ituaaell. J C JotlM.
tBy Boob l
Tbe grape,
Long tbe favorite ot liaccliu. the
most popular dining room wall pa
per design, and tlie poetic symbol of
a drink!
But to the housewife the grape
mean Jelly. And grape butter and
grape marmalade and conserve, and
purple jelly bags made out of old flour
sack, and stained finger and burned
hand and the gas stove all a neared
op with a dark, sticky substance.
For making jelly and preserve and
inarm jluflo is not all that t li- house-f grape on (he linoleum of the kitchen
keeping ti a 4allin.it end tlie advertise,
ment Illustrations would have you be
lieve. . In ftese magazine articles ll
all seem no easy. The housewife
wearing an immaculate wl ite apron,
a crisp cap, and a teatlfle smile walk
Inlo Cte Ctopian blue and while kitch
en of fiction.' With tbe euuie mlle
curving her ripe .red lip, t he proceeds
to make her jelly, she tkes the
grape raplJly from the steer,, waaiie
them, ;cover the in with water and
put Uiem on tlie tove to cook. Bf:e
doe not '-' accidentally PU a few
fioor and (hen slip on them
to stop to mop up the floor every once
in a while. WJIe the fcrupes are
cooking, tlie ludy of the tnagsxine
look lit them ever and anon and
smiles a rcuymtirlng smile, but thu wo.
man in the kite lien take her potato
timelier ami helps alonx e-e proces
of Juice extraction. j
Wife Sews While Dripping Co On
and have j 1,1 1 1 V,' Tl'LS.' I'APKHS
AT O t: ItV AIIII'LWi:
Tiie Tula Democrat lili-.ered
at Oklahoma City by airplane today.
Oklahoma City people, without a local
paper for three days, grabbed th
Tulsa paper with avidity. There 1m
no change in tf e strike aituatlon at
Oklahoma City. The publisher of all
,h;k;as ,vn oitni nm
TO A H ACK l'. S. AIttMLV
'll' Alld I'rtFM I
Mexico City, Oct t-U i t tru
that Mexican troop have been order
ed to tire upon Atnerkan artalor
flying over Mexican territory, a had
been reported, said, a statement given
the newspaper today by LouU
Cabrera, the secretary of the treas
ury . He asserted that Ordefg had
simply , been 1sued that the tnove
m cUis of all aviator be reported.
Wh m the grape have bien cooiied i ""P"" agreed to atand pat
long enough, we see the lr.dy of the '1" "n tne union. A flat demand
it i tin a. I.. .1. J., , .
u .vv mu wur o uniuuiiueu oy Hie
union. Thla, the puhlg:ier contend
magaxlne hanging up Oer cheese cloth
(Continued ou Page 3, Co!. 1)
i more than the traffic will atand.
ALL NEWSPAPERS IN OKLAHOMA
CITV SUSPEND' PUBLICATION
i Br Au.'Uld fNH l
Oklaaoiua City, Oct I The aitua
tlon brought about hero late Monday
afternoon by a walkout of practically
the entire membership of the Okia
homa City Typographical Union r
malued the aame today.. There were,
no morning paper lu Oklahoma City
today and mechanical departmeatg of
newtpuper and printing offleeg re
malned closed throughout the 4y j
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