The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-07-31
Hugo is to have a wagon factory

Hugo is to have wagon factory.
The First National Bank of Lone
deposits of $4,000.
Exchanges are mentioning the pres
ence of grasshoppers in. southwestern
counties.
The Waukomis National bank, with
a capital of 100000, has deposits of
$4,000.
The First National bank Of Porter,
with a capital of $4,000, has depos-
its of $4,000.
The Citizens National Bank OF Ok
mulgee with a capital of 100000 has
deposits of $4,000.
The First National Bank of Ed
mond with a capital of $4,000 has
deposits of S15S,00O.
The First National Bank of Grand.
field, with capital of $4,000, has
deposits of $111,O0O
Ben F. Ramsdale, 40, former law
partner of Charles T. Reuter-, and one
of the prosecutions principal wit
nesses in the three trials growing out
of Reuters death, died at Tulsa
The first threshing separator Of the
year to burn in Kiowa county was
destroyed near Lone Wolf. 1t be-
longed to j. S. Jones and was valued
ar $1,000. No insurance was carried.
James S. Ross of Oklahoma City
has announced his withdrawal from
the race for the democratic nomina-
tion for congressman of the Fifth dis.
trict, which includes Oklahoma City.
The republican party In Grady coun-
ty for the first time since the county
was organized will have no county
ticket. The democratic nominees in
the August primary will have no op-
position except the socialist candi-
dates.
The McAlester Country Club dis.
charged sixteen negro caddies and EN-.
ployed white boys in their stead be-
cause the colored caddles could not
find the balls" Straying golfers found
a cache in which were hidden nearly
$50 worth of balls.
Green Weaver died last week after
an illness of more than year, at the
home of his brother, Congressman
Claude Weaver in Oklahoma City. He
was 46 years of age, and single and
had always made his home with his
brother, Claude Weaver.
Twelve thousand dollars worth If
wheat money was deposited in the
Capron State Bank during one day
last week.
Nearly one hundred members of/the
Chickasaw Brigade Of the Confeder-
ate veterans enrolled at the fifteenth
annual encampment in session at
Davis last week.
The state board OF affairs let the
contract for the printing of 26,40O
copies of the ballots containing five
state questions to be voted on at the
primary election, to the Cooperative
Printing Company Of Guthrie for
s6O3.9O. This also includes the print
ing of certificates and other supplies
incident to the ballots.
A pocket OF gas was encountered
by the drill at the we'll of the La
Vista Oil Company at Erick, and ii
Is believed that a much stronger
strike will be made Drilling was re.
sumed after a few days delay for re-
pairs, and the gas pocket was struck
Just a few minutes after the drill
ing was resumed. The gas was
found after the drill had passed
through a stratum of brown sand.
An initiative petition to amend
the charter of Oklahoma City to pro
hibit the peddling or hawking Of any
thing except sweet apple cider and
newspapers in the congested district
Of the city was filed with City CLERK
C. r. Goucher.
Porsiano Ortegc was stabbed Il
death at Tulsa during an argument
over the political situation in Mexico
Quinino Zavado, the alleged slayer, es
capped and is sought by the police. Or
tego was a supporter of the deposet
dictator, Huerta, while ZavadO was {
sympathizer of General Villa.