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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29
GREAT CHANGE
IN APPEARANCE
Of ROSE HILL
CEMETERY BOARD HAS DONE A
GREAT DEAL OF WORK AND
BURIAL PLOT LOOKS GREATLY
IMPROVED.

The cemetery board has done much
work at Rose Hill cemetery during
the past month, and the burial ground
presents altogether a changed appear
ance to what it bore two months ago.
The walks, streets and drives have
been Strengthened out, and the grass
plats trimmed of all weeds and su-
perhuous shrubbery and the work
done shows a decided improvement
in the general beauty of the GENE
terry.
Flowers are being set out and the
sexton is following up the work in
beautifying with plants wherever pos
sible.
The law provides that in future
the cemetery shall be kept up by
tax, and this will insure the main
tenance OF the cemetery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29
5ECkER's EXECUTION HAS BEEN
SET FOR 5:45 O'CLOCK ToMoR.
ROW MORNING.
SAYS WON'T INTERFERE
me governor, However Agrees to
Give Mrs. Becker, Wife of Con.
demned Man, Interview Tonight -
Becker Says: "l'lI Die Like Man,

New York, July 29.-Charles Beck.
ers hour OF execution has been fixed
at 5:i5 tomorrow.
Following Justice Ford's denial of a
new trial last night, Becker said TO
the Sing Sing deputy warden: "Iu
Ole ike man, anyhow. There is
no justice here for me. I am con.
hdent, however, that will get it in
the next world. | know the truth
VIII come out, and the world will
know that Becker told the truth and
is not murderer. do not fear death.
but | feel the distress and sorrow
that it will cause my wife"
Governor Whitman granted an in.
terview for $50 tonight at Albany
with Mrs. Becker.
After Ford's decision, it became
known that Becker had offered to
plead guilty to second degree murder
After receiving word that a new
trial had been denied, Becker last
night turned his face to the wall on
his prison cot. The guard said he
did not move all night.
Becker's counsel announced this af.
ternoon that his only hope lies with
Governor Whitman. The latter has
announced that he won't interfere
with the execution.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29
INSURANCE
LAW Of STATE
IS ATTACKED
PETITION CHARGES MEASURE AS
UNCONDlTlONAL-SETS FORTH
THAT POWERS OF COMMITS.
SIONER ARE LOCKED.

Oklahoma City, July 2S-Contend
ing that the new insurance law
known as House Bill 20, passed by
the last legislature, is unconstitu.
tional in that it seeks to divide the
authority of the insurance commits
sioner with a board created by tha
act, a petition was filed in the dis
trict court here today by the Insur.
ance company of North America, ask.
ing that the newly created board be
restrained from interfering with the
insurance commissioner.
The plaintiff alleges that it has
invested in the state $1,000 in es-
tablishing its business in this state.
and it alleges that these property
interests will be impaired and de-
stroyed by the unlawful interference
and attempted control of said state
insurance board in the enforcement
of House Bill 20 and the various pro-
visions thereof"
The law is attacked in that it gives
the insurance board power to raise
rates and that it is left to the mere
whim or caprice of the board wheth,
er or not the rates should be raised.
Various other reasons are given why
the law is unconstitutional and es.
pecially the portion creating the in
surance board and delegating to it
duties purely those of the commits.
sioner under the constitution.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29
FLYING COLUMN OF VILLA WORK.
ING SOUTH TO UNITE WITH "a.
PATA ROUTED BY CARRANZA.
CITY WITHOUT FOOD
So Serious is Food Shortage in Mexi.
can Capital that United States Will
Ask for Passage of Provisions to
Starving Mexicans.

Washington, ID. c., July Gear
rama claims that his forces after siN
hours of fighting have captured Pa
chuca, routing Villas flying column
which was working south to unite
with Zapata. The Zapata forces are
now about Mexico City.
So serious is the food shortage in
Mexico City that the United States
will ask Carranza and Zapata to per,
nit provisions to get through to the
starving MeXicans there.
Stories of alarming conditions have
reached the state department under
date of July 25.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29
Germans Make No Progress.

London, July 29.-Although the
rmans are using very strong rein
cements of men and guns, they
Fe not yet succeeded in breaking
Russian resistance either around
rsaw or in Kovno and Courland
Hinces, in each of which sections
IVY fighting has been in progress
nearly a fortnight.
'xcept for the capture of the vii
? OF Goworowo, near the Narew
1T, and a number of prisoners and
;hine guns at that point and be-
en- Mitau and the Niemen, the
man official report today does not
m any advance.
fact, General Won Buelow, in the
IN, and Field Marshal Won Hin
burg, who crossed the Narew at
e point, are being held up by
sian counter attacks which. al
Ugh probably costly to the Rus
S, show that there is still plenty
fight left in them.
the southeast Field Marshal Won
|'kensen's attack on the Lublin-
m railway seems, for the moment
AVE come to a standstill, al
gh he, too, is receiving reinforce
S. and assistance from the Aus
s, who succeeded in crossing the
river at Sokal.
the west of Warsaw the Ger
announce the capture of the vii |
of Piorunov, which is about fif- |
miles west of the fort line of .
city, so that not much progress
been made on this front.
bre is a good deal in the Rus
and German officials reports
can not be reconciled. but on
whole, the British critics are
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29
TRUSTEES FROM
STATE PRISON
ARE 6 { D
CITY OFFICIALS FIND THEM.
SELVES IN AWKWARD POSITION
AND RELEASE WARDEN DICKS
TRUSTEES.

Oklahoma City, Okla, July 2S.-At
McAlester, the seat of the state peni.
tentiary, is to be seen the unique situ-
tion of several members of the penal
colony as defendants in the police
court charged with disturbing the
peace. The convicts were arrested in
a disorderly house and arraigned. The
police court could do nothing in the
way of fining them, owing to their
status as constructive inmates of the
penitentiary and very real offenders
against the penal laws of the state un-
der sentence of Imprisonment in the
state penitentiary. The men arrested
were of the large and generally salts.
factory trusty colony of the penitenti-
AIRY and are employed in the state
brick plant and live without the walls.
The prisoners were released by the
police without trial, but their actions
were reported to the warden of the
prison and it is thought their status
as TRUSTEES may be interrupted as
result of the offenses against the city's
laws. 1t was announced by the city
that in the future when it
is necessary to arrest the states pris-
oners, they will be held in custody un-
til called for by the prison authorities.
The trustees arrested were all negroes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29
.F|END DPLACES
DYNA|M| TE IN
OATS SHEAE.
ONE MAN KILLED, ANC TEER Ex.
PECTED TO DIE AID THREsv.
ING MACHINE blown TO ATOMS
NEAR HENNEF;rl.

AS the result o. an explosion of a
stick of dynamite in the cylinder of a
threshing mach'"e belonging to Har
mon & Harmon of pooiaville. which
was being operated near Ftnnepjn, in
Garvin county, Tuesday afternoon, one
man is dead, another is so badly in
Jured that he may die, and the ma
chine is a total wreck.
The dead man. named Smith, who
was feeding the machine, was literally
blown to atoms, while the other man.
whose name could not be learned.
who was assisting him, was badly
injured.
The dynamite was placed in a shock
OF oats by someone evidently bent
on revenge. They achieved their
purpose, but the officers of this and
the adjoining county are at work on
the case and believe they have a clue
that will lead to an arrest within a
few days.
The people of that vicinity are en-
ragged over the matter, and if the
guilty party could be apprehended at
this time it would take some strenu-
Gus work on the part of the officers
to keep him from being roughly han
died. The dead man leaves a wife
and four small children. He was a
day laborer and had been in this Sec
ton but a short time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29

more hopeful than fol days tha,
'ne russians will sue 8 \ with
standing this effort to Ca 2. War
SOW as they did the pre- q at
tempts. The stubborn resista. 1 VI
the Grand Dukes troops, to-
with the fact that the battle is b, 2
fought on ground of his choosing, has
renewed the hope here that, with
sufficient supply of munitions, he
will be able to inflict a strategic de-
feat on the Germanic allies.
The Germans have again attacked
the French in the Vosges and in Ar
tots near Souchez in an effort to
regain trenches lost during the last
few days and have been partially sue
cessful in both places
SO far as the rest of the western
line is concerned, Comparative calm"
prevails, but from the confidence ex-
pressed by Premier Asquith in mov-
ing the adjournment of the House
of Commons yesterday afternoon and
the cheerful report of the minister
OF munitions, Mr.. Lloyd-George, as
to the steps taken to supply the Brit
ish army with war munitions. great
er activity before long is expected.
The French report a small success
on the Galliopli Peninsula and ac-
counts continue to come in of the
Italian advance along the Isonzo
river.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29
CH|LDRENARE
KILLED NEAR
TEMPLE TEX.
CHILDREN OF FARMER NEAR
TEMPLE BEATEN TO DEATH
AND MOTHER BEATEN UNcoN.
SClOUS BY RAPIST.

Temple, Tex, July 29.-Three chill
dren of w. r. Grimes. a farmer, near
here, were beaten to death with a
Santa Fe railroad spike and hammer
last night.
Mrs. Grimes was beaten uncon.
scious and will die. while Mr.. Grimes
was probably fatally beaten.
Robbery and rape are believed to
have been the motives.
Two twin babies. who were sleep
ing with Mrs Grimes, were killed and
her clothing was torn into shreds.
A boy sleeping with Mr.. Grimes was
killed Three children in another
room were unhurt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29

London, July 2e.-The Russian
|roops claim to have beaten back the
Germans in Sokal, GaIicia.
The Germans today announce no
Progress against the Russian lines
bout Warsaw, but claim to have cap
|ured three thousand Russians near
uwaIki and repuIsed several Russian
|ttacks on the River Narew.
Petrograd papers are apparently
|reparing the public for possible news
/ the evacuation of Warsaw.
The Russians claim successes today
gainst the Germans attacking Riga.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29
FIRST BALE AT TAYLOR
Cotton CIassed Strict Good Middline
Sold for 10l4

Taylor, Texas. July 2S-The first
bale of Williamson county cotton, this
seasons growth, was brought in by w.
a. Rails of the Beyersville communi-
ty this morning. The staple classed
strict good middling and sold for 1915
per pound.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29
ARM FAST MOTOR BOATS
Owner of Fleet of Motor Boats Pre-
pairing to Arm Them.

New York, July 29.-J. Stuart Black
ton, the American owner of fleet
of motor boats, announces that after
the motor boat races this fall, he
will armor these boats for use by the
United States as an auxiliary coast
defense, especially to attack submar-
ines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29
Another Fine on Brussels

Paris, July 29.-It is reported that
lother fine of one million dollars
IS been imposed on Brussels by the
Ermans because allied aviators de.
royed a Zeppelin there on June "a.
be connection between the Zeppelin
struction and the fine is not ex-
lined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29
newspapers PREPARE PUBLIC
FOR EVACUATION Of WARSAW
PETROGRAD CLAIMS GERMANS HAVE BEEN
| DRIVEN BACK IN SOKAL, GALICIA AND GER
MANS ANNOUNCE NO PROGRESS IN WAR
SAW CAMPAIGN TODAY.

Claiming Atockins Riga
Claim Capture of Three Thousand
of Russian Attacks
pected be of Vast
celor Bethmant4oIwes American
Today May Bearing Upon Between
Two
One Million Dollars o. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29
important Conference Held.

Berlin, July PA conferenc
|hich is expected to have an import.
ht bearing on the future develop.
|ents Of the relations between Ger.
any and the United States was held
Pday between German Chancellor
|ollweg and American Ambassador
erard. The chancellor yesterday re-
Prned from a visit to Emperor viii.
hm at the army field headquarters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29

Berlin, July 29.-The British battle
liser Lion has joined the Darda.
lies fleet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29

Germany is said to be having trou-
BILE with socialists who want to start
a peace movement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29

Liven up ycu- business-try me
Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29
MARINES ARE LANDED

Washington, July 29.-The
French consulate at Cape
Haytien has been menaced by.
revOlutiOnists American ma
rines from the cruiser Eagle
have been landed to protect it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-29
WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans. La. July %
! G weather forecast for Okla
tna for tonight and Friday is
berally fair. with not much
bnge I'm temperature.
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The Washington times., 1915-12-10
Bids for Giant Submarine
To Be Opened February Is

Bids for the construction OF two feet
submarines will be opened at the Navy
Department February 1S. Secretary
Daniels announces. The boats will
measure $50 feet In length and will have
a surface speed OF twenty-five knots.
They will have a displacement Of 1,:G
tons. The boats now in service are OF
500 tons. and the Schley, now building,
is Of 1000 tons. So far as is known.
navy officials, say, no European sub
marine approaches this in size and
speed.
It is planned to let the contract for
one boat to private shipyards and to
build the other in Government yards.
In the five-year naval program recon-
mended to Congress by President Will
son. there Is provision for eighteen
similar or larger submarines.
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
Conscription Faces
British as Reports
Are Being Prepared

LONDON, Dec. 1o-The government
will learn early neXt week whether the
voluntary system OF bringing the Brit
ish armies III. to the numbers required
has proven a success.
1t is officially stated that no extern
sion of the time limit of Lord Derby s
recruiting campaign, which expires on
Saturday night. will be granted. Lord
Derby will report next week on the re-
suits OF his systematic house-to-house
canvas in an effort to obtain the neces-
sary enlistments.
IL thc recruiting campaign proves a
failure, the government is expected to
give serious attention at once 10 the
demand for conscription
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
British Halt Retreat
In Mesopotamia and
Check Turk Pursuit

AMSTERDAM. Dec. 10.-The British
in Mesopotamia have halted their re-
treat from BaRdad and are making a
successful stand at ut-El-Amara. an
official abatement from Constantinople
indicated today.
The Turkish war office reported sew
erai attacks by British troops. but de-
clared all were repulsed. the British suf-
fering heavy losses.
"In the Suvla bay region. at Gallipoli.
our artillery scattered attacking troops
and drove enemy transports on the
shoals Of Eimikliman bay the state
ment added.
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
New Coats for Adults

satisfactory styles
New York leading specalone
reproductions of imported
beed
sh zebra stripes wide CLOTH novelty
/ plaidS etc. ning-and large fur collars
II $4,000 Coats-The estimate value-S2OOo-s low
Baby
With fur trimming satin Innings
in the reduced price of
Ii $500 Coats-Sas reproductions
Esqumet Plush Plush models
Others embossed velvet striped veouS English boadcloth
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
Grey and Kitchener Are
Received by Poincare

PARIS, Dec. 10.-President Poin-
care today received in audience Sir
Edward Grey, British foreign min
istor, and Lord Kitchener. who came
to Paris yesterday to attend sessions
Of the allied war council.
The British representatives after-
ward were guests at luncheon with
members of the French cabinet.
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
Metrical.

When a popular sea captain had died
four leading men of the hamlet were Sc
lected to write an epitaph. and 1t was
decided that each should write a line.
The first wrote his easily. The second,
puzzled little. then he wrote his. The
third followed even more slowly. But
the fourth wrote as If inspired and the
whole verse read:
Here hes the captaoin of the sea,
Here lies him, here lies he,
Hallaleujah. halleluee.
A. p. c. d. l.. F. G.
-Harper's.
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
Misses Normal College Coats

The fad of today with girls of IA to S The Noma
College" has and will exclusive duly registered" the
ent Office Washington Note that the Noma College, registered
the S995
because remaining Washington
$995 for choce-TomonowS visitors promised
and
beginning Saturday
2 9 oclock-on
Materials wool vou pebble cloths
English checks CooS include green's
black, white
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
ALLIES ARE DRIVEN
/ TO GREEK BORDER
British Bear Brunt Of Attack
Near valandovo - Evacua-
ton of Serbia Probable.
Continued from First Page.) Z

Continued from First Page)t
the cold The Bulgarians. accustomed
to fighting among the hills in the dead
OF winter. find the weather to their
liking.
Driven To Border.
Not more than 5000 Serbian regulars
are now believed to remain on Serbian
soil. exclusive of those reported to
have Joined the expeditionary army.
Having captured Ochrlda and Struga.
the Bulgars are sweeping the remnants
OF King Peters army westward across
the Albanian frontier.
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
3 oian Premier on
His Way to Athens

ATHENS. Dec. IO.-After undergoing
severe hardships on the trail from Nish
to Monastir. the Serbian prime min
lister. NJ. Pashitch. and forty Serbian
deputies have arrived at Saloniki. They
set out today for Athens.
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
Germans Repulsed.

PARIS, Dec. 10.-In a grenade cont
bat yesterday. German troops WIRE
repuIsed beyond the crest south of st.
Souplet. said an official communicate
this afternoon. dealing with the
Champagne fighting.
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
3I itish Submarine Sinks
Turkish Destroyer

pAR1s. Dec. 1o.-A British submarine
tnsT sdoed and sank tho Turkish de-
slroyer Var Hissar in the Sea Of Mar
NC "a, It was officially announced today
fnF 4 prisoners two officers and forty
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
Young Hopeful.

Mother-Now, Freddie, IL you're dis
agreeable to Cousin Ethel she won't
come and play with you again.
Freddte-Is that q promise Life.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-05
NECESSITY FOR
VAULT Is SHOWN

1T fire should sweep the city hall ~
Il - now equipped the city would lose
>,O.O00 ia taxes. IN the destruction ~
the tax rolls. according Ia the statement
Of i. e.. D%cliruin. city tax collector.
Bids for the construction uf n ircprnnf
vault III the city hall ave been called
for. and will bc opened Monday. MAY ~.
"a I \. "a. The vault Will protect all
papers Of value L. the city.
The vault will bc built on top eft the
present vault pn the first ilnnr of the
building and will extend / the ceiling of
the second floor office ~ the tax colIec.
tor. II will hc built with u double y
inch wall. with \ = inch air space bc
tween. of reinforced concrete with steel
rail and wirc cloth reinforcing. The
~hrickwork will bc of hard burnt local
brio. Alterations will bc made in the
tax collectors office ~ the same time.
The old vault. besides not helm. strict
~ trcpr"uf. j. inconvcnicutly located.
and - damp. owing t. lis ncarncSS to
the market room. that papers placed in
il would H. ruined III a short time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-05
GRAND JURY WAS
IN DISCUSSION

"No one ha> proof that there has been
anything crooked IN the tax reductions
made. The charges. such a. they are. have
no foundation IN truth. The records ut
rebate, and reductions are open u the
public. Nothing ha> been done IN secret.
no private settlements made A. tor the
rest. they are on the books"
Thus poke Vice Mayor : l.. Dworman
before the city council Monday afternoon
u reference u the report ~ the last grand
Jury. which said that certain members 81
the city council and board VI equalization
were guilty VI aiding and abctting a large
Brownsville corporation Ia dodge IT, taxes.
'There ~ ~ defense against >uch
charges coming from the grand Jury" said
Mr.. Dworman. Had the jury asked the
city council ~ present it, records mo- such
charges could havc bccn made"
The matter wa~ brought up before the
council by Alderman N. III. Putegnat who
proposed ~ the city council that District
Judge w. u. Hopkins be- requested to order
a complete and open investigation ~ the
vcilcd charges. Mr.. Dwormau replied 10
this proposal hy stating that the tax books
of the city and the records NJ the board
At equalization setting forth every reduc-
ton. change and rebate granted IN the
boards since 1910 we're open ~ inspection.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-05
At the Oittmann

At the Oittmann -Three marriage ccre-
monies simultaneously i the rather cxcit-
ing end of 'lNho Goes There" Il two part
production al the Dttmann tonight. When
Lieutenant Newman. known a. 'Toppv"
10 AL 81 hi friends. brought himself "a
point OF proposing, and realized that
hi~ suit was accepted, he was the most
surprised person in the world. Kate knew
how very ba>hiul he wa, - ~he took
things into her own hand, and proposed
nm clopemcnt. writing him 10 meet her at
MR.. IIadlev', boarding house IN the vil-
lagc. near where the military camp was
Established. Both Lieutenants Upton and
Enricht planned - elope with their sweet
and they also arranged to meet the
girls al Mr. lIadley'>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-05
MOrtuary

Mrs. Eucra~ia MaldonadO Nillancuva
died last night 40 her home ON Van Rurcn
street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
be- made this afternoon from The family
home. with services No the Church of the
immaculate Conception. and intermcnt III
the city cemetery. Deceased was born at
Victoria. lamps. and came Ia Brownsville
forty one years ago with her parents. She
j. survived ~ four small children and two
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-05
AT The Movies Today


At the DreamIand 1.-The Pit" Wilton
L.ackaye's great production, with himself
N the lead role. i the second Of the fca-
ture productions being shown weekly at
theatcr, and will share tonight pro
gram with the thirteenth episode of "The
Master Key" THE Pit" J. an intense
Of society and business wherein i
,hownt the attraction "a mans business has
Tor hum over the attraction Of hi~ home.
and how the loss of hi fortune does not
concern him when he finds himself Of re-
newed possession of hi wife. Lackayc IL
supported by a east of stars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-05

Miller arrivals. +. Rodgers. Har-
lingcn: :. Il. Smith. Mission; George
Hutchinson. Harrington: j. a. Holdings
worth. san Bcnito: J. q. Cass. San Be
nito. j. ID. Scarborough. Harrington: j.
l.. Dyer. Harrington; T.. W. Patterson.
.Harlingcn: W. VI. Favors. Dallas: 4.
lIerbst. san Benito. Will \. Perkins.
san Antonio; l.. \. Chapa. Matamoros ;
ID. Il. Rotee. %Ilarlingen: :. u. Lcman.
Corpus Christi; David NJ. Piston. Jr..
u. W. Holt. San Antonio: Mrs. Mary
Brennan, Mercedes: Miss Ellie SAWYER.
Mission.