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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28

Stuart II. Taylor transacted bust
ness In Miner for few hours Tues
day, returning here on the noon train.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28

Miss Bess Glenn spent Sunday in
Filler with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Bunce.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28

Chas. H. Burton returned home
Sunday from HALEY, where he had
been on business trip.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
Skeels- Wiley Drug Co.
We Take Care

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A.
Swift, on September 10, daughter.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28

Mrs. T. O. Boyd returned Monday
from visit to the farm near Miner.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28

J. A. Sinclair and Stuart H. Taylor
We're in attendance at the Minicassia
Fair in Burley, Friday.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28

f. H. Adams was passenger on the
east bound train Sunday evening.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28

&. S. COnOver transacted business
in Twin Falls Saturday from Filler
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
GUARD OFFICERS
FROM AVENGERS
Union Leaders Protected by Montana
Authorities; Miners Outbreak Fol
lowing Death Not Feared.

BUTTE Mont Feb lg Fearing
AN attempt by friends Of Thomas
Monroe to ayrugc hi, shuutmg here
last night hy h is charged. Harry
Robinson, yiccprcsidrnt of the Butte
Mine Worker, Union. precautions
have been taken by the authorities to
guard several officials of the Butte
Mine Workers Union
While feeling /, high the police ex-
press no fear Of am outbreak on the
part of the miners Officers were
investigating today an alleged con.
Splracy To Kill Monroe, In what was
taken to be- his dying statement said
Robinson was stranger 10 him and
had asked him his name before the
shooting.
Efforts were being made 10 ascer.
tain the identity " three other men
who were with Robinson In the auto.
mobile frohi which Robinson stepped
~As's said to nnvr snos Mon
roe.
Roblnson's frlens assert that Mon.
roe threatened to shoot Robinson IN
u saloon yesterday
Monroe formerly a mine guard and
shift boss at the Aanacunda mine
had been appointed II deputy sheriff
ana assigned to guard the building
In which are the offices " the Ana.
conda Copper Mining company
Early today Monroe lapsed into uu
consciousness. Hospital surgeon,
said his death was mntter ~ hours
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
TWO SHIPS ARE SUNK
Relieved In lIayre that Oriole and
London Trader Both Victims Of ter.
man Submarine.

lIANRE, via Parts. Feb ~ ship
ping circles here now consider II ylr.
Wnlly certain that the British steam
cr Orlolr WINS sunk 10y German sub
marine II Is known 10 have been
seen was at p m January 80 near
lungcnss IN company with the Lon.
don steamer London Trader, which rs
also missing
There Is equal certainty that the
London Trader shared the fate or the
Ori0le, 4 telegram from Roucn says
james Cullen, n survivor NJ the Trad
er, was landed there by the steamer
Poland the captain Of which stated
another ship whose name he could not
ascertain delivered him at sen
The OriOle left London FOR Ilavre
on January ~ The crew numbered
y men The British admiralty eE
pressed the opinion Oh February q
that she had been sunk by German
torpedo
The London Trader was vessel NJ
tiS4 tons built In 1913 and owned by
the London Welsh Steamship company
Of London
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
England Dodges Establishing Precedent
in Disposition OF WHheLmina Cargo

LONDON Feb l3--Every lndlca.
tlon "in london ~ that the cargo Of
the American ship Wllhelmlnn now in
Falmouth harbor will not go through
a prize court, hut viii be- sold to the
American commission for relief IN Rel.
glum.
While the cargo still II In the charge
OF the customs officials the British
government offers no objection 10 lts
sale without u prize court decision. In
fact, II IL generally believed the
avoidance " such decision would be
Il relief To nll quarters concerned he.
cause of the danger Of establishing n
lIecedeut for regarding foodstuffs
destined for civilians Of belligerent
country absolute contrahand
British Officials at first were pos.
Hive that the Wilhelmma's cargo
would 40 through q prize court, but
now they say II is uncertain whit
course viii be tnken pending an nvcs.
tlgntion. The owners Of the vessel at
first asked the same price for the car.
20 as they would have received for II
IN Germany The American commits
slon wes rns.rNag n pay ,hh, amount
The wilhelmina win proceed TO Bris
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13

eel rirsl became known Tuesday night
when her father went to the home of
her brother at IO5 West Fifth street
to see his daughter lie was told that
she had started home ut O'Clock the
evening before The little girl had
been missing twenty four hours before
Il henme known 10 her father or other
relatives.
The police Officers believe that the
girl has been enticed out Of the city
aud are working on that theorx Tele.
phone messages and telegramS have
been sent 10 all the surrounding towns
In the effort 10 locate the missing
girl In the meantime the ity has
been searched most thoroughly and
every place where II IL possible for the
girl to be has been gone through m
the effort 10 find her.
Inquiries have been made among ali
the ncQualntanccs Of the missing girl
andgit has been ascertained that shs
Is not with any Of them. nor has slse
left the city with any one who knsW
her, as far an the Officers and relo-
tives have been able to learn. ~
Selher was a student a the Mno1
school In the seventh grade. sp1 1o1
had heen living at the hosne q - -
cle. W. Selber. at 7o5 West Sl1lD 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
BILL PROPOSES
END OF SCHOOLS
Mcasur introduced in House To-day
Would Abolish Five District Agri.
cultural institutions.

A bill submitting 10 the people the
question of aboll~hIug the district
agricultural schools M Luvtou. llcl.
cna, Warner, Tishomlugo Nnd Broken
Arrow aud the university preparatory
school ut Cnromore was introduced
tu the house by Representatives Tee,
terman, Lemon, Powell aud Sans. The
question is to be voted upon at nm
election called under the terms Of the
Initiative aud referendum
The house this afternoon passed II
nnlly bin by Killnm which has al
ready pissed the senate npprOpriating
$1,000 to pay for animals killed to pre-.
vent the spread of foot and mouth dis
ease
The house passed IN committee uf
the whole bill appropriatlng s., 2Gs
To assist the state auditor In collect.
ing gross production aRdsinharitanct
taxes.
A joint resolution from the senate
proposing II constitutional amendment
for graduated land tax was recon
milted In the house with instructions
10 cut out the provision permitting the
levying OF such tax on grazing
lands.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
FIVE ARE ARRESTED
All Indicted on Charge Of Numbering
William Black, Anti-Catholic Lee
turer, Are Freed OF Bond.

MARSHALL, Tex. Feb. la.--Flre ar.
rests have been made ON indict-
ments charging the murder of William
Black, the anti.CathCAlc lecturer. who
was shot and killed here last week
during conference with local com.
mittee which was calling ON him TO
ask him 10 stop steaping.
Those arrested were George Ryan.
George Tier j. Copeland, Henry Winnie
Xnd Frank OTAary All were released
on bond, aft
The grand Jury which handed down
these indictments Is stllf In session.
When II reported them last night
Judge II \ Lyttleton sent the Jurors
back with Instructions 10 90 over the
evidence again carefully aud report
this morning No further report was
made this morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
EWING MAKING
GRAVE CHARGE
Says Plans We're on Foot AT One Time
to Sell Sanitarium stock TO state for
Tremendous Price.

Sensational statements relative 70
the transaction leading M to the
sale OF the stock " the oklahoma
Snniturlum company which has a con.
tract for care Of the state insane AT
Norman We're made In speech made
on the floor " the house late Yesterday
afternoon when the question Of con
curling 10 the senate amendments TO
the Ewing resolution WIS mp
The resolution rs II passed the
house called for the appointment of
special committee To probe the snnl.
tarlnm ~ Norman. The senate passed
II with IN amendment providing also
Tor probe ~ the moving picture bin
episode which occurred In the 1919
legislature IN which Representative
Ewing " Guthrie was material wit.
ness. Ewing made no objection ~ this
amendment aud himself made the mo.
tlon to concur In the sennte amend
mcnt which was adopted hy the house.
Ewing charges IN his speech that an
attempt was nude by certain stock.
holdcrs nl the beginning Of the present
Continued From Page OneO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
HELENA SCHOOL
GETS ITS FUND
Charge Made That II Was
Fought Because Located in
Republican County.
SAYS MINORITY PARTY FREE
FISHERMAN Relutes Charge That
Republicans Are Subject
10 influence.

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Uarri.,, or Ih,onos ,,n,,t, l..l,.r.i
that thn I.,,isInu,re had flruish.J ,,,,
stenopreuhrrs IN the nirnrity IN ,y,rl
In Republicau hnadonurtcrs
Refuted By Testerman
q Ann Informed from ~ rcIIn,Io
source continued Harrison dr.mnt.
icpllv chat tbn Rcnnllir,n chnirma,
called meeting of fine stnte rommi,
tea ,n.terduv f,r fla. soi, ,,,,,,., -,
lustructInr the lopublicnn minority a.
vote against ever, measure mst 4.
proposed by the Democrats IN ,his
house"
AS far as thc minority nortv haIpg
instructed nv the chairman nf tho Ra,
publican committee 10 y,to oc,,ns,
Democratic measures depv tho aIIc
cation" renlIed Renresartnt,ro Tan,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
THREAT USELESS
ASSERTSGERMAN
Naval Critic Declares American
People Cannot Handle the
TeutOn Government.
WILL FOOL THEMSELVES"
Newspapers Comment en- Ma
ITEMS Note Regarding the
Coast War ZOne.

BERLIN, via London, Feb. l3 The
text of the American note 10 Germany
regarding Gcrmunys enlargement of
the war zone around the British coast
has not yet been made known ro be
German press and the comment up to
the present tine has been based en-
urelN ON news agency dispatches from
Washington giving brcf synopsis
ul the communication.
The kovluischc Irluug hu- rrpub-
lished prominently from the lugcs
IrWng an article by Count Nuu Re
yrntlOw, the naval critic. In lhis Or.
ticlc Count Won ,RrNcnIlow refers to
HE report that the Washington gov.
ernmcut intended TO ask how Germany
proposed to make neutral shipping
safe In these waters, and uys.
This marine war zone was an
uouncrd by the German government
Tor the very reason thS safrty OF
navigation therein cannot be- guHran-
teed. The yrssels> NJ neutrals enter
upon this war zone only aL their own
risk. This condition VI affairs and
the consequences II may bring after
February Is, cannot be changed or In
fluenced 10y uuy representations Of
demands from Washington. II *
equally out ot the question that the
neutrality of every ship with ncu.
trnl flag be- nsccrtuincd 4 submarine
mlnc cannot learn thi. identity ana
such II course Is equally impossible
for Il submarine hont
In concluding his article Count Won
ltrycntlow says:
The German declaration In Itself
must furnish proof to Americans that
the possible destruction ~ American
ships after February IS cannot afford
the Washington government any
ground for complaint Of any nature
ngainst the German government hut
that the American government ana the
shippers themselves must bear the re-
Hponslhlltv II they permit their vessels
to enter this war zone.
we gather the impression here from
expressions reaching Germany from
across the water that n the Ampri
can people believe they can handle the
~taeSaap gnyQrument NJ they desire nv
pressure aud Threats they viii fool
themselves"
LONDON Feb. 19-Thnt the Rrlt
iSh government will have mo- difficulty
In giving satisfactory reply 10 the
American note on the Use NJ the Amer.
irnn flag nv British merchantmen II
the contention " afternoon nnucrs "
London who virtually unite I'm px.
pressing the oulnlnn Tint u neutral flag
will hc used hv British vessels only nv
nm lntlmnilon to German wnrships that
Continued On Inst page.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
PRODUCERS TO
CO INTO COURT
Conflict Of Conservation Law
aud Existing Contracts FIX.
pecled Soon.
ADVICE GIVEN By LAWY ERS
COnStitutlonalily of New Law
Will BE Tested on the
First order Made.

'Alfururt- luy. ,UIIr oU ur..|r..r.
have ADVISED rnrlr client. ro continue
operation. un,,.I o,I,riur .uf.,,r,
nofvirbstuudIu. Tine ur, oil ..I..,yu.
tiun law now effective which Nu
II enforced u I- .uimrI n,. Ir .,,
a,rruu, conflict with pr,.,rut contract.
The Oil men nrr also advised 4. br
ruulruu, m pN contract .rn n.
corporation commission but tY firmly
stand their .rouud and un d.. ..ur,
Immediately u rH-p action b. ,..ry.
and test the ryn~uurlouaut, OBJ, rp.
new piI law ru the limit
impairment of existing contracts
was the most lmportaut rnIng ,.u
pIuiurd uf Iu the prorr.f against rr.
executive npuroyal nf the bin sryrruI
DAYS fl ,,us stated thar fbr un,roti,u
NJ the new law would drive many pf
the smaller producer. ont of business.
and impair contracts boo un ,a4.
which had already been made These
contrnrt. ARE rho-, upop which adyir,.
Is now given not 10 disturb but IN
continue serving and II any action is
taken against them then tu go 10 tn,
courts ON writ of prohibition. or
10 the federal courts for mJunrtlons.
Roth Sides are Waiting.
When amy scp- may be taken for
the final test is uncertain II was
stated at the office, ~ the corporation
commission thar nothing would he
done by the commission until some
/ complaint was made that provisions nt
the new law were hciug violated Then
/ the particular complaint would b,
taken mp, evidence taken and Rn order
or rule would be made covering the
matter and promulgated by the com
mission. which Is given power 10 en-
/ force the new law.
But II the advice 10 the oil pro
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
WEST VIRGINIA NEEDS TAX
Caused BY PROHIBITION

CHART ESTON, ". A., Feb Ia
Governor Hatfield today sent to the
Legislature special message asking
legislation that will make up the de,
flciency OF $O50O00 occasioned by the
operation Of the prohibition amend
ment.
lie declared that the production tax
on oil, coal and gas would meet the
requirements but expressed preference
to privilege tax for holding lands
I'm excess of five thousand acres and
corporation income tax.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
CONTEST STARTS
ANEW IN SENATE
Burton Starts Speech to Last Whole
DAY When Gore Attempts to Dis.
charge From Bills Consideration.

WASHINGTON. Feb 13. While
the administration Democrats were re-.
framing the ship bill Tor new drive
boz the house the Republican nlbuNcr
hlo,~omed anew today In the senate.
where Senator core tried TO have the
commerce commission discharged from
consideration ~ his MlI, which Is to
be used Hs one Of the bases NJ com
promise.
Senator Burton took the floor for a
speech that promised 10 last ull day
ana II was apparent That the liepuhll.
can opposition was prepared 10 hold
its lines firm until the administration
compromise took Thoroughly definite
turn Senator Weeks. author " the
bill. which Is also part NJ the com,
promise predicted II could not he ac
crptcd In the senate with the amend
ments prepared for adoption In tht
house
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
WARSHIPS GUARD
ENGLISH VESSEL
Lane OF Destroyers Protect British
Passenger Steamer EnrOute TO Amer
lea Says Arrival.

New York, Feb. l3 Passengers ar
rlylng here today on the British steam.
ship Megnntic from Liverpool said that
extra precautions apparently were he
Ing taken TO protect shipping in and
out Of English ports from torpedo OF
submarine attack
CHARLES A. Nelson OF Uticu. y. Y,
said the Megnntic, leaving Liverpool
at 4 p m, February 3. was closel,
gunrded by destroyers until she was
well clear Of the channel.
III appeared as II We were going
through lane Of war vessels said
Mr. Nelson. The destrOyers were not
Mt anchor, but were moving buCk and
forth rapidly sweeping over the waters
Of the channel"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
RI SSIiN MARKETS CLOSED
To GERMANS IN FUTURE

PARIS, Feb 13-The meeting Of
the finance ministers Of the triple en-.
tente was not merely 10 organize for
I'M economic victory" declared z.
Bnrk, the Russian minister Of finance.
IN an Interview with the Matln. we
must not be- Obliged some day after
the war is ended he continued, TO
pay Il sort Of indemnity to the Ger.
mans by leaving open 10 them means
Of recouping and enriching themselves
AZ our expense In our own markets,
Germany having demolished the
factories IN Belgium, Poland and
northern France, pcrhnpus thinks Ia
force us tO buy from her goOds we can.
not make ourselves Let her be- quite
sure our markets are closed to her
forever"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
FASTER MAIL SERVICE
Oklahoma WIN Re Affected by
Change In Schedule Between Chi.
cagO and the Pacific Coast.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-New
arrangements for faster mail train
service between Chicago and the Pa
clflc coast were announced today by
Postmaster General Burleson. The
changes will affect the service IN
Missouri, Kansas, Colorado 'Oklaho.
ma, Texas. New Mexico. Arlzona and
California.
One new mail train between Chlcu
go aud Los Angeles will make the
run In slNty.four hours aud ten min
utes over the Santa Ell. The time uf
other trains through various states
will he arranged In conformity 10 i'm.
prove connections, The Missouri PA.
clfic and Pennsylvania have arranged
new schedules TO az
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13

tol channel as soon as II IL possible
to repair the damages caused by the
heavy weather experienced during the
voyage across the Atlantic from New
York.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Count
Bernstorff, the German ambassador
discussed with Secretary Bryan today
the case Of the American steamer VII.
helminn whose cargo OF foodstuffs des.
tined to civilians In Germany Is held
hy British authorities at Falmouth.
The ambassador reiterated II was
learned that the attempt which he de.
clnred Great Britain was making to
Siarve the elyil population OF his coun.
try by preventing the foodstuffs from
entering Germany would have to be
met by Germanys attempt to cut of
commerce with the British Isles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
RAILROAD HOLDS
STEAMSHIP LINE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grants First Decision Under Pro
vision Of Panama Canal Act.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.-Reten-
uwu of control NJ the Pacific Mail
Steamship company by the Southern
Pacific railroad was authorized to
duy by the interstate commerce com
sion u IL, first decision under the
provision " the Panama canal act
requiring railroads TO give up com
Uclitug steamship tines, except when
joint ownership aud operation was
found hy the commission to be "
public advantage
lhr protection ~ the railroad set
forth that II proposed ro operate the
steamship company In traffic between
Sun Francisco and ports IN Mexico,
Gmtrmuu salvador. Honduras,
Nicaragua and Costa Rica. between
Mexican and Central American ports
and Europe and between Mexican
and Central American ports and the
Atlantic and cur ports Of the United
Continued on Last Pasel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13

The storm Is central over eastern Ne
breska this morning aud ~ moving
northeaslward This disturbance hns
caused light to uDderate rnins over the
western portion VI the Mississippi hasiu
FROM the nnk0tns 10 northern Portion
" Texas aud the rain area is moving
eastward over the lake region aud Ohio
valley. Generally fair weather has pre-
vailed west VI the Rncklcs aud In the
Gulf and Atlantic districts unseason-
ably warm weather continues east OF the
Mississippi river. Temperatures have
faleu IN the plains STATES aud westward
10 the Pacific. but are still above the
seasonal averages over practically all Of
The Western half VI the country.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
PORK AND BEEF PRICES
LOWEST IN THREE YEARS

KANSAS CITY, Feb I3 Whole.
sale prices Of beef aud pork were
quoted half Il cent pound lower
here today and are the lowest prices
In the last three years No. beef
lolns are selling for ls II pound
q IL cents lower than lust year
Retail prices ON pork aud beef are
dropping slowly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13
AMNESTY TO KOREANS
Japanese Clemency Given Men Who
We're Sentenced to Imprisonment
for Attempted Assassination.

SUEL, Korea Feb. l3.-Amnesty
was granted today by Japanese aG
thority TO Baron Yum Chi Ho, a for
mer cabinet minister; Yam Kl TAX
formerly connected with the Korean
Daily News" An Tai-Kog, Im Chi
Chong, llSunglIun aud ok Kwan
Pin, who In July, 1918, were sen
fenced To six years imprisonment fol
an attempt 10 assassinate Genera
Teraucm, Japanese governor. genera
Of Korea.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13

Wprihu Sclhcr, daughter Of Charles
g. SrIbcr shipping clerk of the Crane
company has been missing since last
Monday night and the police aud rela.
tl,ps have hcru unable 10 find her.
The girl b, l3 years old and It is the
belief of those Ut wurl, on the dlsap-
pcamucc That she has been kidnapped
or rutircd Wny The search for the
missing rmd has turned ont to be
one of the greatest mysteries with
which the police have had To deal late
~, Tor mot a trace " the child has been
found
The fact that the girl had disappear