The Oklahoma City times. [volume], August 05, 1918, LATE STREET EDITION, Page ELEVEN, Image 11

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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST f5, 1913
ELEVEN
ALLIES TO ATTAIN
MASTERY OF AIR,
WORD OF BORDEN
Balance Already Swinging
Away from tin, Huns,
(rvpyituht. lull Iv Ih, Sew Tnrh Tim".
t'u I'lil.n... Irll.iiua ,,,! ,,, (fit I liuitis
City Tlima )
LONDON'. Aiiir S Sir Koftrrt Ilor
den this wick iril'-Mtrd the prediction
that even 1 1 til-! othrr methods of war
fare f;nl In bring about a military de
cision agaiiut Germany tliat desirable
consummation wi"i'i1 rrrtainlv he
?tWd by Mi.,nuy in the an. 1 lie
dale when tlmt sn.reitiaev witiM be
finallv established was fixed by tlie
Canadian premier ai dependent upon
America.
While rumors have latterly heen
ftiniiit that Germany has been making
'r lal Hurts to counter tho asi eii.-
in v v. huh the allirs have obtained
In the air there liai liren nn cvidein e
tint past week lliat thcc efforts o far
have been tin Tcssful. The fait that in
ihe raid. on Saarlirutken seven llritislt
machines wcie hut after heavy fight
ing was taken hy tessimiti to indi
cate the opening of a new phase in
the struggle for ascendancy, hut ihe
best information mailable is that it
is on'v hv withdraw mi( urgently need
ed machines from other vital point
that the enemv has heen aid. to secure
local ntimeriral supremacy and that
this wat the cae at Saarhru. ken.
If anything, the lirittsh ascendancy
rias heen confirmed hv he present
week's reeordi whirh show that where
every British marhine which failed to
return more ''.an two German ma
chine! ire Inomn to have been lost.
Bakers Must Rebate
For Using Too Much
Wheat in Bread
The Glaussen Catering company,
which was furred t suspend business
for fort one ilavs hy order of C. H
Ames, fede-al food administrator for
Oklahoma berauie the company M5ed
less flour substitutes than the f'l
regulations dcn'.indrd. ij to lie made
to rebate two rents for each loaf ot
.bread, sold for 2 rents, according to
Roy D. Stone, se-retary of the state
fair prire cotnmi'trc.
The Clauseri cointiany, on account of
lisintr more ultra' f! air than sii'is'ittitr
In making bread. is mid tp have
worked up a big demand for . tl'eir
produce before the violation was railed
to t!i attention of the I od adminis
tration. The r imnanv is said to have
charged 2 rents lor a loaf that ordi
narily sold for 10 rents. AH person
who purchased the bread at cents
are entitled to the rebate, according to
Slone.
-His ColiiiiiiL
Taxi Driver Fined
For Overcharging
Soldiers for Ride
Advice.
Mr aon. ha camriil nt Ilia wny,
ou Imv up foi h rnliiv iIm).
fir will you im, fur nil your paint,
Down wlu-m It iiiv.r, mi.i mini.
Then It Happened.
"Sure It would." mussed the Rummy,
as he lit i ri(.iirtie.
"Sure what would'" demanded the
Harkrep.
"I was Just thinking what a pneu
matic tiie would make a vood Licks col
lector," replied ihe Rummy, as he bend
ed for the door.
Them Summer Walsta.
flh wear a wnlst no viy thin,
With lire anil tlirrn a funey hole;
Tli 1 1 mi l ii.iiu limit., turn Ur' to
Kim,
Fr In can almnt e -i, .
Huh!"
"What is dry humor?" aked the Old
Fogy, as he looked up fiom the news
paper he was trading
"Darned if I know." replied the
Grouch. "I never muld see anything
funny about prohibitum "
Betrhal
Th.r. .ra .nrmi fool tslrl. In tll. i..i
Hill .yon ran Hlwnva l.-f yttur n'i ka; I
A Itiliw iiail (o lidsw miini' ntiml,
Tu win a girl wl.ii Inn axini; i
KaiT.
If C Anil, of Middletown, O, wan's
to live lip to Ins name, all he has to do
is stand on the sunny side i,l the jirr.t.
A Passionate Pome.
Tour atyld la fraud,
Yniir rurvea I ilo 4inlr;
T"iir la are thltign of hfa ity.
To file I never tine
I'm wlih you Hlninat evry Anr,
I'm w I lit alxiuf vnii It would em;
Yon roaf mm all t (nreo mon'l a jiay
init, my piano, )ou'ra a dream '
IL 8.
Our Joe Miller Contest.
W. V. I'rathcr claims that the oldest
joke is the one about the old German
who had a big d"g and a little dog. Ihe
dogs were always bothering him to onen
the door fur them so they rould get in
and out ol the house, so the old German
cut two holes in the door, a little hole
(or the little dog and a big hole for the
big dug.
Things to Worry About
llfl dilferrnt kinds of fish ran make
audible noises.
win
,'.. It .:
l ' 1 I ii
day thinlis It Is no sin lo -di I'lh-mge
Ins fellowmin mi a wnk il.iv.
I here would be lnmr wellt! v on ri in
this country if so m.inv of us ili'hi I rv
to manage the g iveriiMirnt iirn-.il ,,l of !:.! n
our own affairs. 1 1 ,. v
A man will cuss fate for the -tie (hue! ocr a i
he happrtied to git caui'lit, v In u !.e ' n I
slioiiM he tlianking f.ite for the nin.v
tiiiK-s he didn't get amdit.
When the fiint b:iliv citnes a'o":'
ihe wad of hair on the Ii,o 'k of a -i-au's
brad may be f . ! 'oi i7t. ;.,i ,v
the time the thud b;ibv mines alofi"
tin' wail of hair has been redii' r. to
g.dfball sie.
fo.ine men know ut what to do in
an e'lieriiem y it lonir other Irllow wi!l
go ahead and il i it.
Ne.er cue a boy tvso middle name
He ii liable to waste ;l o ,, hi-; fine
li 1 1 1 1' them b' -lb.
In n a f' be.v (jets familiar enough
w i'h a i ' I to d'l.p the , t c f x "M . "
.id In-, "s I er, h is getting
S i : 1 1 the piein "Mrs."
i 'd t ' it a r ' it i ml smudge of
i !' - k I n't the blii-h
I'lof i till- . V.
' I I i a habit of riding all
i a". : it s ,. Mes the blame
! it i ,
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t.-l i ' a i....u v.
Il'k V. 1 I II I e .1
to ...
Sono- .. I.i
fl 'lll ll'.e .. ! !
i ! ,ii '.: i: - , . . e
I 'perr f'.:;t a Spoiled
a v. !! .ii'"'ir' wiV
'' ' I ' "i. Il a tiresome
v. a! ! h t si.u'roiif e'se
' " t.'t V n w just w hat
. i
a. . idt n't result
a ma' lune can't
as rpii'k'v as a
.'e ' ' r inind.
il' advii c im
ii" that you Will
V. !".
I' t-'t f. I o h.,. .. .. r the fait that
' ' '' f ' ' '.' ! le h'eliif mher
"' ' '' e ' i lh- l ah-s that work
bolh v. us
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Names Is ffamei
Tlardley Wright lives in Greenfield,
unio.
Our Daily Special.
Pig Words Ate Often Used to Fx
prrjj Small Ideas.
Luke Mcl.uke Saya
Our experience has been that the man
w no timtks it is a sin to smile on Stun
Far liifariNttn Call
I,. H. S.OKr,
Managet fflr AppMane Ca
W.pU I7l. flt-114 lav BMf.
Ko longer wilt visiting aoldieri hr
bvercharred by Oklahoma City taxi
drivers if the police court or tlie roun
tr counirl of defense ran help it.
Tti case of V. O. Hanhy came up in
court this morning. lie had charged
two officers from Fort Sill $.175 for
taking them out to the home of C. H.
Kussell, ,11 .'I West Seventeenth street.
Mr. Kussell is a member of the coun
cil of defense, which body has had nu
merous complaints of the taxi drivers
overcharging soldiers. Therefore lie
investigated and found that the fare to
Mi home should have been but $1 50.
llanby was fined $19 and costs.
FLOUR rLESALERS
MUST REMIT PROFITS
An order Issued today !y the state
fair price committee of the state food
administration directs thiit the Dun
tap Hros. company, Ohmtilgre, whicn
old 7,0ti0 pounds of flour to the Ron
Ton Hakery company at forris, Okla.,
rebate .W cents for earh 100 pounds
sold. The investigation of the com
mittee revealed that the flour was o!d
t $5.7o per 100 pounds when the price
fixed hy the government fond au
thorities was $5..17 per 100 pounds.
OZAKERITE
Arn.iF.n with nRrH
nut rump. rnontMT fob
I.KAkT HOOfN
nitF.I-ROOP CIIMM It COLORS
HRAIIT TO APPI.T
fliicrtMfully used on any roof that Ualu.
roaltlvety ctiaranted for
10 I F AHH
. Lt ua tH yog mora annul Ctiakartt.
at nFi.it a ass amso ro.t nr.,
riion. Hmlnot HI. lit W. tod St.
(t'olltlcal Advertialnf )
VOTE FOR
E. B. DRADSIIAW
DEMOCRAT
The Candidate
for
County Judge
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(Political Advertialnf)
JUDGE A. N. MUNDEN
To The Democratic Voters of Oklahoma City
and County:
There are three candidates on the democratic ticket
for District Judge; namely: Judge Clark, Mr. Singleton,
and myself. Two of these three will be nominated Tues
day, August 6th, and I want to be one of the two. .Will
you help me? I have riot made a' canvass for votes.
You are too much concerned and so am I in other mat
ters far more urgent and important than the gratifica
tion of th political ambition of any candidate or group
.of candidates. Every patriotic citizen, regardless' of
party, has been and is deeply -interested in the progress
of the battle? in France, and in our war agencies at
home. The Council of Defense, food and fuel conserva-'
tion, the sale of Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps,
the Ked Cross, the Knighta of Columbus, the Young
Men's Christian Association, the Salvation Army all
these and other war activities rightfully demanded our
first and best consideration, our time and our money.
That is why I have not annoyed you with my political
"tale of woe." I dd not ask your votes as a matter of
personal favor or, friendship. Your obligation is to the
state and not to me, but if you believe me capable and
apt, honest and industrious, sincere and courageous, I
shall be glad to have your active support
Very respectfully,
A. N. MUNDEN.
(l oll"' il A Iv I ,-,
GIVE HIM
A SECOND TERM
HE HAS MADE GOOD
TOM
BODINE
DEMOCRAT
for
County Clerk
. '
HONEST
COURTEOUS
TOM BODINE EFFICIENT
(Piilttleal Advertisement)
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VOTE FOR
G. E. JOHNSON
Sheriff of Oklahoma County
For Re-Election
feara'n1 JTiTa'.l'J'I .'".l r,"nn'' "rm " Ph'r,ff nf fklahom,, rnim'e Tr.
"ror" of my ,r"!n,," 1
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me wort ha ,,, forth fiom them ihnt my ,lmiiM.all', a a failure.
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Olintv mrr rnlovlt,. ih. i. . . ' ' " '
In Ih. lr liNti.rvn . i 7 . ' r"" '"" 'iM-i"'ii'Mt i.r nnv ieii..t
any ni iur. '"""." " 'bwlnlt. julnta" ti w r. l-.U ot
a f.!nu",Uk.T ,,h'PPn1,,n,., Vn" n.l.nl,,l-r.,tl..n he. t.n
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era to doctrine-. ,IZV. y".u ""7 h,v' '" H"!,"'1 ,,v ,h"
" "ocirine- aarond term lor Iho,. ho mv mr.il HI.
of '".Zrnl"lnr.,neT."nn, V heen .,l.e'. b.K hollo, fro,,, on.
I ..! in ..J..Pr.'-" 'etvllea ahown ..rt.ln f ml ,rl...ner.
tha t'nlted Hta r. rii.fw r." ? i" ,r'" "" " " "'f ln-ttu. ii.n.. from
1 .' "". rilalrl' t Toiirl Anvon tlr ul.tlnv till. I i..
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(rolltleal Aovsriuina)
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ART L. WALKER
(Always a Democrat)
FOR
Corporation Commissioner
The State Endorses
Art L
Walker
His Nomination is
Assured
THE STATE PRESS
NORTH
NOTU.E COUNTY SENTINEL (ferry):
"There is absolutely no question as to his
(Walker's) fitness, qualifications or worthiness The
Sentinel takes pleasure in commending his candidacy
to its readers in this and other counties."
KINGFISHER TIMES:
"Art Walker is biir enough and tirnad enough fur
the place. . . . We anticipate that he will have
little trouble in winning the nomination and election."
atoner won. . . He has the almost united lupport
of the democratic papera of the itate and they re
flect the attitude of the voters."
MUSKOGEE DEMOCRAT:
"Walker it thoromrhly familiar with the corpora
tion commission work ... is very popular and
regarded as very efficient"
THE P.RISTOL COMMERCIAL CLUB SAYS:
"Art Walker, as conservation officer. sitRgested
the solution of our natural gas troubles. As cor
poration commissioner he ran be of equally valuable
aervue to any community."
SOUTH
WEST
JOHNSTON COUNTY, GFITAL DEMOCRAT
( I ishomitiKo) :
"Art L. Walker is our kind of man. Intelligent,
courteous, competent, and at all times on the job. We
are for Art first, last and all the time."
RROKE.V TOW NEWS:
"Walker is running on his own record: Twenty
years an Oklahoman, forty years a democrat, ex
perienced, competent, qualified."
AH III I. E HERALD:
"His campaign will he cared for in this section
hy men who know and admire him."
DURA NT NFWS:
"Walker t not only well known over the stale, hut
favorably known." ,
IDAPiFL DEMOCRAT RECORD:
"Southeastern Oklahoma is going almost solid
for Art Walker "
WA TONGA HERALD:
"The governor appointed oni1 of the hfggest and
brainiest mrn in Oklahoma to fill hij (Jack Love'i)
place "
CT INTOV MESSENGER:
"We have Riven the matter considerable thought
and have arrived at the unbiased conclusion that
the voters of the state can lelect no better man
than Art L. Walker."
CLINTON CHRONICLE:
"Walker is rerogmied as a man of thility and
will no doubt make the state an efficient officer."
Congressman Scott Ferris Sayi:
Congressman Ferrl., answering kn Inquiry at to
Art Walker fitness from Z. L Bole, ol Singling,
replied, in part M follow! I
"I have known Art Walker many yean. He it
honest and upright, free and ahovt-board in all hit
EAST
dealings I should say that he la MemilrmJ).
hold a place at corporation Wmi
well
imia-
TULSA TIMES :
"Reprts from over the state indicate tljat-Art
Walker has the nomination for corporation cotnmij-
qualified to
aioner.
Mr Walker has Indulged In n anderhand ruelh
cwls in hn campaign. Th abort) wdorriett. ar
the best answer to the anonymovf letter atficVtng
him that it being circulated br aaotbtr candidate
Vote for ART L. WALKER
(ALWAYS A DEMOCRAT)
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