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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-19
The Kress Store att 8
Charlotte Dest strnyesl
(By Associated 9rcss.).

CHARLOTTE, N. I CT Jan. a18 .--F1rd
at 1880 tonight destroyed the. build
ing occupied by the Kreas Ntve alin
Ten-cenf Store ore Noryn III Tryon
streei.- in the hears eot the huBineas
district Of this city. &, The origin s,hf
the fire Is unknown !: the damage win
reach about 100000. 81 II;S:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-19
ASKS WILSON TO APPROVE
THE IMMIGRATION BILL
Also to Do Everything IN His Power
to Obtain Final Passage Of
Seaman,s Rill

Seaman'S Bill.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Samuel
Gompers, and the executive council OF
the American Federation OF Labor,
asked President Wilson tonight to ap-
prove the immigration bill. now before
MIN; ana to do everything in his power
to obtain final passage of the seaman's
bill, a bill to regulate the use of con-
vtct labor and q workmen's compensa-
ton bill for. employees In interstate
commerce. ~
The President made no definite
promises but afterwards Mr.. Gompers
said he was greatly; encouraged" and
that the Presidents attitude had been
very cordial and sympathetic"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-19

This is ihe Prince of Wales in uni
form Is hs appears w;isisi at the :Fnnt
or near the front in France. Some
dispatches have 1t that the prince
has been under fire, but few Of those
whose business 1t is to report the war
believe tails is true. The prince has
been sant about the camps to show
himself to the soldiers and cheer the
Britishers who like to believe their
future king is a soldier. In this photo
graph he seems very pale and thin.
which may indicate that the hard
ships he has. encountered have not
agreed with him.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

thli said aai named asfoadants
assumed 60 pay o. 800 30 ~ plain
lffe dflf rtl1ehasf Plaintiff rs,la
foreclosure " asr deeds ~ trust aeainat
saia Walfof Nienehnifh ana Martha
klsschnioH That on kmi isth. ieia
a. g Wenfr ana iiosahri Vents con
eHfea seventy esIea ~ N fNr Vast
Tiie "a enc a w. ia aeei5an 10Y
feilY described .n iirif decd shish ~
ntu ~ focuid iu Nai tl pages tfd
ift ~ thf deed farnfis "a Ngrrfa
t0uniY Teran SGD Witch Geo ar rafi
II fhe Confederation fqf saia ian1 aald
knaBfs urfreo a. pay ~ additional
ftfHp ea eu rlaintiffH ntfre ahafe ~
srfibfd That nH NciaHrf 1pfh lfid
defendants 4ustas hnaaf aha f.olise
huaaf fe0enrDfed portion ~ aaia
iard g. r. r WfniE thc same hfinf
Described ~ 90 heres - ihf West si1f
~ ffn 20 sfrr usri ahlth D. deaofllisd
SCI she East 80 serss ~ the D. W f.f
~ Ncriiun iez sai8 deed heiur ~ fee,
90 in Vol zoe farss zf9 500 a. tho
deed Hsrofas ~ Nueera County Trnan
That pn Oeteisf g5ib. 1918 aaid g. &
vents afiifrrri in atf.naSri a ~
Efanr deed - truss faf 49, benefit
- Defendants CITY Naiiansi Hant ~.
CORPUS CHRISTI and fsfrn1asfs Case
brothers. firm ceufiHt4nh - B. D.
faar ard r. q Cage 90 ana a. 60 sores
- paie land. tciue the same land lsni
iy above described as hafirr been con
Fsysa ~ Wenit 10 iisa KnAtfa a. 49,.
cure q note ~ fhr pfias ipai alu ~
ffltfaf bearing interest "a - rate ~
ten prr cert ksf anrum psfahie A.
saia CITY Hetianni li4ni ard enc note
ne ths eum ~ fl1tisi pstabis ~ Gaze
l.ras said affi ~ trust - ~ ffc1fd ih
wa ~ pages fgf 1Gt ~ ne iioua
nrd Maf'fsgr Records ~ Nueers Coar
-. Texas. Thsf % eeptfinbef Ffh4
1874. q q WertF conveyed portion
~ asid iand 10 defendant r ~ Ninr4n,
describing same az ite ". y ~ fiiofsr
~ and ~ pna 81 ~ N.aets ~ 81 a.
intinaiYf ~ me fssisa HEIGHTS ADJ.
fion ~ fhe foWr - flHiYfp hrinr r.
part ~ fhe 81 W. - ~ fer Ie1. ~
thn b. r Hlahal NubfitiaiDr ~ tbe
lsfitt6I Hanch said Coed helHF n
record in Vol ieg. pages t9.t1 a ihr
Dead lseref1n ~ Nussfa County Tfrar
That on Jannary ca. ifi4 niit y. n.
yinu0r c0nteyel sa'd land hfresofnrr
tanveyea a. Aim " w q Newman.
retaining csfisln iein r. rsrvse me
paymeut - purchase mooney That
naid NeNman died ard piainfiff SUES
the unknaus xrsrUfofs n1rainisirAtdft.
heirs and feesl representatives ~ W.
r. Seunan 10 dlFeai fire rua ~ ttep.
That btfefe MA death faic W. G. Nes.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
EUROPEAN COUNTRIES AT WAR PRODUCE
IS PERCENT OF WORLDS SUGAR SUPPLY
United States Consumes 0ne-Fifth OF the Sugar
Produced and Increased Sugar Prices Result
From Natural Causes

"asninifnn. Arrl ID Doe rfiptf ~
ihr present N4i in .WHi" ta
ttNfihpni ~ iie a"li4H euaAf fin-
dN''ipH Dbl r'fihihfN shown u HiHif.
infni ia'i Issued ~ ihr N'i'NHl
fr'tiaph" SeIn'' ihiH statement o.
as follows
eTm fhroe tm af efrr Huudrod
nosnls f suaar araducri In ihD nolla
IS artpu ia t countries nup ai uaf
and their ..IHmsa Tho tnsi nniu.
zion uf ihr. world la estimated "a ar-
rruSlmhf.E 1No 000 faut THs pf
Iurton N Haur uf ai rtnf auflf aua
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

mau otstiAea - decd ~ tfnai On ihg
land purchased ~ him az defendani
~ y. STANLEY 60 secure dtfsudauihs
stephens and I.aHRsfIeid 10 tha pay
msnt ~ one mote fuf ihr cum - titi 90
dated January cfh. 1914. ora psYAhie
go months after date which decd ~
trust ronfsins shr nsesi teftns aad
conditions ana in subsidiary ~ plain
nffa liens That an sans tat iaia.
defendant b ~ CLARK filsn iu iiie ~
flee ~ ihs county rletk - Nascea
rauniF. Trssa. eeftaln abstract ~
iuaTmrnf aaainsi a. q wenir. faf the
sum ~ fszzif vgh iniefest frum
Harrh iaih 1914 80 eta PER cert p.i
annpm which Judgment b. frfgfasS ir
Vol q pnRs it7 ~ the Judgment Lien
uefilfAa "a Muses. gaulif, Texas
f.ainfin hahH thai hcr deed ~ fsgtt
iieHn ~ f1fffifHfd ~ nrninsi defend
ans ciafh That on august loih. 1914
defendant refrua farlst National
BANS. canefa o. he flied caftaip ~.
stfaai - ln1pnspi ss4luai Defendant
q g. Wenfa. ana Wbne and Jones. n
firm composed ~ ~ d whlla lga =
Jones and w ~ White ard ifa
r gprss iaaifiduaiig. ~ ths SON
- isglaff. wifh interest from inis
fth 1914. ~ pm tsnf ser annun
witb tltoo Fisais. which Judgement 4.
recorded 30 tm a. pare as. u ihs
fudFmfnf Lien Records - Nu~sfa
County ffras and u i Subsidiary lisn
A. plainiifs STEM That on Fsrteuqiei
sih 1914. defeisda0i l.. a. Meier flied
in sbe office ~ fhs Comfy clerk n
hurrns Equftr. HFraa. IN uiiairect a
iparnnrt aTnines q. g. wsntz 90
f144 - with infssrff a. 40 pef sent pei
aunuu. whifb WAS ~ sfafa ID Kni n
rage 200 ~ ihe is6rnisnf DpH rec,
nffa - Nueres r1uufy, Tosae Thai
paid i1drrneht - q Subsidiary lien ~
raif lana and plaintiff u anfiiled "A
fofrcipae RRain4f nafae Thnf % Jams
tnd 1914. the dcfendanf Cinrk FeaAs
r1ecried Ard afiiserfd a. riainsiff I
fszfsin iaslfsaperl Do wflilnF ~ ~
isrnsa ~ which BE- raafHsfeea payueui
a flEfssn Hpndrsa and Thirty .peFff
an1 ft-foo tiilg7ftl Dollars On or'
fel,er ffd 1914. hfins a porfior ~ ~
interest dus 80 said five rotea ssse'if'
"a vi q q WenfE ~ Dcff Der IN 1914
and Alaq tbs principal ~ Nese M. !
" above DESCRIBED THAT ~ Reason "a
the esecutlap thereof defepdant CLARK
Feaee hecama liable and pTnsgisfd q
ply TIE esld sum ~ mous'f, shet ~
has failed "a % ~. though often re-.
qDsrted. fAst aaid som j. 1re ard ux'
raid and etainttff pfaYn fpf ipdseen'
fof aid nsm pith Interest f-ufu petp'
her 1fd 1914. Until FAia afS'ihst Co.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

ff.f.4..H af tt $3.50
.....'.... ny, - wv. w"
,,..t
$3.50. -.
...,i W. 'ANh
w hr''
-.
49,,
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,...,
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.h.if "a ~ - -..ff..,. IA N ft.r Il
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usnrb d, .f,,,,s. Cont, f,..s .,.f
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fr.,, Al ceo 4. r-.,,,. .i....s se..f.l.
ID q, ..e,,r. az. ,..,.,,,,,., "a 49,. ,,.,...
i,.t .t,.v, s..e,ti..,t 80 ,.i,I,,4ff $3.50
~, f.,s4i,,e.,,s - 80 49, - ,.-,.t
n.s 80. - ..tt ts.s =. ..,i.fv ~.
80 800 .t..... s...,...,. .et.., ~,
ii ~, 'f.'' m' N,i.'nen
20"
NflAa ~ itf'f.'
~. RI NN- =" r'', .'''i'N,'''
Pr if -. ~ y ~
@ Nr iF ft'F o.
Nl'n ltl.' "nN NeH 90 haHihF ~
49,. 800 'N',,'' . w - ~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
Mrs. Gdlbrdifh
TO Exposition

N iic- .ff~rsid sprciai
san ANTONIO. April ~ hrt
A. G.lhralsh az rari Worth treasurer
~ the Tsxas panama pacific toilfnis.
.iar viii leave SHORTLY ip attend thf
formal ansnlnE 81 ihe Texas hHilpiss
at ftf exposition.
Al raesuar ~ fhs eomn'iasinn u
49, krtntio YESTERDAY. f saf aeciofa
~ d.ieeatf Airs Gainraifh % 81 o. ~
,xros.t.an and remain ur'H about fhf
rt.atie "a MagAaftcr which time the
MI 80 reiisved by AIRS - hffifi,sf@
"a san kutario later Mrs ~ ~ '.ni-
..t uiu br n charEs and then other
r,emlers df the commission VII e. y
~. ble fair. - that there pii ~ eaift
,,.rntar of the c0mminf'nn in chHfse ~
~ reras huiidina % ai times
xtterslae she fneeisrs Nere Aff
canaan Mre coi4llit Art hfrtr-
,'.rr and ). 7. nruun flrrrsfls pflfHif
serretaty - Governor cpl4aitt
Na criticism of ne roFfrnpff ef-
,iso la reducing she state nIpfopfi. fi',n
~, tna display a. san ffane-sca ffHi''
49, ese 70 fle.fes waa beard - ne 49,
son
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
cIrArloN gY eunLlcArloN
ruE arATf % rENAs
re- The sheriff Or any cont,ahis %
kuecss County, Greeting

10 NNNN lNNNNNNH W AHNH AHNNNHNHNHs OF
huscss County, cfseuna
YOU arc hereby commanded tn num
mon iho unknown executor. admins.
traitors and heirs ~ 81 o. Ntnman
deceased hY maknr publication ~ fhir
Citation 0soe in r1rh week for slrhf
successive wosir proFiHus t0 tht o.
turh dat hereof in fomD nesapap0f
publish III fHuf County 10 there hs
newspaper published thrrfIH hut N
not than iu any newspaper publshel
ln the gsfh judicial District tuf ID
there b. ~ nrwsNapef published D.
said Judicial Bi-'rcf then in "a naea
paper Published Dol the nearest District
g. ssid assn 1udirial rnHfntf 600 ap
prar ai tht nsai fefuiar term ~ tho
District Court ~ Nusees cupHiy fo br
holden ai fhe Court iIoass fh,fraf 'n
Corrls CHRIST Tfsas on fto ilN
Monday after the aecan1 Monday Dr.
mareh A - 1913 the Same being
fhe rth Gas ~ Iulr o. fai'
ihrn and There fa answer q petition fn
on iu said Court oH che 2Tfh aaY %
fanHarY a g. 1875 ln suit nnm
brfsd on ihe docket ~ hali Court Na
rfg8 wherein f.ih d. nar ia piairiiff
ana r. G. Vents itnsaaf Wrufr a. q
NcManua Clrafk Toase. Cff National
Bank ~ CnrpUE christi A. 10 Ffsnr
fastua Nrauf Louise Kneuf g ~ Nin.
s0r . N gifrirF : W stephens FIRED
feusrfrid fhe unanauH eneoutaff, al
uirisiraiots and heifs If W g Nos
man. deceased o. r. CLARK fna Corpus
Christi National ranh T. y Meirf
Geo q rIster. ? ~ Care ara y o.
car a firm composing care NfnfhrrF
walter E8enfhniff aoa Martha Rlfs
rfnffl defendants fhe said refiflon al.
lrrinr ~ follows a-Nii,
Suit apon nne mote fof fhe sum ~
TwenfF- i've Mundfff ffgTec f4f ftfi.
iafs tsf-rfsf ~ feferdsrf e q Vents
On Tisstnshfr ift 1914. due December
SEA 1914 win Interests 81 afr cent
or annrn. payable nunualiY and zen
per cent attorneys fees pnFahie ta
AIRS. A q goafpfH ~ order. TAaf
saia nais vas frsneferrcl ~ Mr. A
.c Oso.odain Is = p McQuean ~ a
reiraf1f consideration. THaf riq e.
q. tYertn crsrufed arf delivered m
Geo e. Carter a. trustee q Arra "a
trust ~ ere E vs. f-f anf s. o. 81
n See reg ~ fNr p p Hrhar Sos.
division Il ihs IsrircsH Hanfh ~ Na.
sses county. Teqaa 90 secure ere fav,
sreut ~ saiH raie That said note 4
s1r ard -Sup4is and piairfIff asis -
iudzraouf ~ principal lrferts7 and ~.
,arrry's fees thsrefn ara fUf f1rerfla
are ~ said decd - trpst aEaihsi so n
th0 trfr-dsrfk arf further that a..
PENDANTS g. C sseftr ard Hos, oe
wenf4 made fgecafed ard delivered q
rtesptin ffrr rrcniseorY rrffr ni
dated Clfnter ara. 1873 rumherea Nae
ifa Az an1 r Nfr :. 2 : ara 8 brini
each fog fsseoe a. AMI NJ for fsbfe q
and dus a. ere ttr1 fhrrt folr sri
nrs years fron. date ruaprstiEely wlfl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

PENDANT rlpfh Peace i'lainiiv auep
said Gs". g. Carer. G.. J. Mermaaua.
ard A ~ igrRup aHa T. n Ntaeist
trustees ih shf deed u trusf shove
pleaded. and asks ihat shr tlgiea held
~ fhsm Ne festsd in the pure hassf al
farrloenfr eale f'iainllff praye for
citation en- ~ - ihs defendants 90
jtdamnnt. nsalnsf & g Vents ana
iissaii.l Vents ~ pfiHclgai. interest
aud nffnfnela ftss dee % hsr several
nsiea ahosa pleaded fnf judgment
4aainaf Justns ilnaDf ard tAalae
knnaf ~ tie tDfflnn iDetfsf aRHufftd
~ them ~ lndameni against y ~.
A.nfau fnf ibe portion assumed ~
him. fhas fht haVr lpasm~ni erasrel
Canfk I'raHa fuf The snoAnt ~ Hale
rasafaayt A. isrsia specified Thsf
she haYs ssAsaent asaiass AZ ~ tho
asfsaasnia ~ gsit.iA.4sis " hNr 1fe1n
~ ffust. ~ order ~ sacs. for writ n
panasssion ard Ecnerai relief
Iisfeiu ian Not, baf hafe hFfefr
aaia court. IA ifs aforesaid nest regular
terri. this writ with your return iisfe.
On. showing heW fou have ssoeutea
ihe same
witness , Dofensirld. IT,. CLERK q
thf Diaifiri 1'uurf ~ Naff*p County,
Given under M hand and The Ffa' n
aald Court. "a efrlee ~ corpus chfissf
this tho Sfih. Jay - January. A -
isit
= DoIfENffEfn. m
CLERK. T,islfiel Cart. Nnecee cpuets
tsEALl Tsxss
a true copy, J certify,
VI u wnfuffT.
sheriff. NBseeh County. TEXAS
~ OSCAR nKsI.AMf. fepytf
fAfserfisfmerfl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

TftfArtsstY PREPAYMENT. Nppef'
gislna Anhil1s4n Offlre. Washington.
n ~ Manh 1, 1854 Sealed p6nppAais
uill w. nprned II this pffifd a. y ~.
kpfii ~ latf fef NE construction com
plefe fios{adtna mrehaaif4l e4piFmfnt
fasrfpa eftfateft and arpfr&eie&f ~
she Tinted Efaaea p1af Nfflfe and fppff
HOUSE md Custom iieAF~ ~ rrtrNt
chffnfi. TAtek ufaminFs ent a{rrrif
cations MAJ. ~ eliAinfd after 4faffh
90 1tlt ffcflf thf Custodian ~ stfr ~
f'orpna Cks..fi Tstae ~ "a fhia effife
IN ths ,flmrfil0e " fat Supervising A.
ehifses .. Wendefgsl. hspetyte,ry
Architect, W'p
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

tiei ahta w. wsfs satgf tat sas Had
eaa tuerif -fVt aestas - iNa aerst
TIE naisrris cslns in salh aa tmattsi.
20 state frolu rgitafien ttat lafsr
Fffesatarg a them oan nci h. ,drsl
Itrfr Is starrsH snf flsd up fhls
fru SEQ tet reeds ~ ifs afnif arf 49,
rrrat and she CtiAsns aft pashta fr
af the miriam apts0fliios a. fast 40
ressltis ir So ttem ees tf toe rifhi.
ias llae haf these aff atoa4s iha.ls.
ards hfi nfaiat con.mandtf sams0n
ei thr tf1ias lHti,icn has srri ms ar
rfr af ,hr Nasaf sF SffiIcr Ntotrra
ana en- extra chaHfffar Nf IA vefs so
alr flYlna atuui daNftrna Hssf anN
hftttfa fn isfse Hssantlirs ta enc Ie.
etl tursnnarirfa in tff nfa ssfatts
ara $3.50 --e -snalas has AID ih.t aff
g. F HF even ffHHat pHntH are uaf
usually erlltnnet af ihf rnrf
Ifr i'H hNss af SMhrfant woinfrd
sr ie stf ast i.slat anH eas thfIitfa by
nafEe auI is urv eassamel rih
nt nt0n fo Haff sanf Nlree hat.
n.fait We 81. ssai als nhs aaa- ia
aNt ffn hraaa Nafiffs aHl fatnaff0e
nifhf irinHf Aleanirf Uf ret ihr
Nl. ~ suuU ant an1 tH m idres
f HHrU0 hnH f tHi.IIrI HfI
NrnE 0H tHf nafeD Wr u.ah fhl
1iHHf w laufae ard nrttf Hatr tNt
H nfn HHir fI
l.iIaf naIhIHH bod fh Hf aI
fat NnH rm ono tn.Hfn .H 900
tf ar
H nh m.rr UHTR
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

~
4
4 -.fAls Apr tg- calresronatnes ~
q ts.atafDt iFsssf NaaMs fHatt
1 ~ afft rtmarsahls sscrrss fa
4 80 provisions fo sfariur nal.
I. 10 tn fsHfIua sanes Df Nan.
Personally eundugtIns her akn.-
4 t alr- ingti ihrauaa fns
4 80 France Grid FLANDERS she
-atei fhaf nifis cHfnef where the
sInrtari siii flies heiucen fht
4 u lae Allies ard German afn.as
Isa nlfnris tu naFr foffer ha-.
4 N.ss Eln.tt to an Asses laisd Press
ErssuordeHf nhn recenih mai htr ani
1 somsn cHmpaniuns In thc mdsf
rslr HNfa il 's 'slinsi ettF ray
eou. '' We ar'Hi nnnt
hn- h.''' H-''ee'i'd 100 hef ufn-
aii-i Hf hiaFviitau
! srirs aHa -'Affii.
~ American actress tnisied Dor
psitan ar liilt 20 PIE services
4 ~ Anit. i't" iia-."H FOR rsiitr
tsiman ti unfuefa hraDii
RI inN N''s''ii' conducted 10 ia
Bog e. ''i'.'.F 'N' lr7iinlr in fae
mui NH'. i" ithihs siiii rae,s
iaese .''ir 'f ho heip from
tis lAN' -''iiii'i-i'ifa iaruuaf
lrls
We hii '. 'iN flN''N worth &C.
D. 4no N'-'N enormous hnivs ui
Deg '..' 'iiH N'ss hihofi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-09
BARTLESVILLE TO
HAVE A NEW PARK
nous Old Jake BartlCs
Mill.

Special to The World.
BARTLESNlLLE, Okla. Dec. s.
BartlCsyille is getting ready to cX-
pend approximately $4,000 on its
new city park. The money is to be
used in the purchase of a fifty-acre
park site located along the Caney
river and to improve the park. Part
of the work will be done this fall,
hut not until spring will the big i'm
provemonts be made.
W. II. Dunn, a landscape artist, is
here from Kansas City and will make
q thorough inspection of the park
site and surroundings for the purpose
of preparing plans for improving the
park. The park takes in the site of the
old Jake Bartlcs mill one of the first
mills to be located in Indian Terri
tory The mill was dismantled i'm
1A9S when Jake Bartles moved the
mill to the present site of Dewey,
Okla, and founded the town. The
stones used as a foundation for the
mill. which We're cut from native
stone, will DE used i'm the work of inn
proving the park. The Prairie oil a
Gas co. and Joe A. Bartles each do
mated about six acres of land to the
city to be used for park purposes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-09

shars department. This amount,
however, does not represent many
fires. Only a few items aggregate
the fire waste
The biggest single loss was that of
the burning of compress at Altus
in which the building and machinery
and nine thousand bales of cotton
were destroyed. Twenty freight cars
were also destroyed by the fire An
other big loss was the burning of the
POteau bridge across the POteau
river, amounting to $4,000. oil fires
occurring during the month added
100000 to the fire waste In addi-
tiou to the monetary loss four people
we're known to have burned to death
during the month. In some instances
the fires are believed TO have been
due to more or less carelessness, but
fires from inCondiarism are believed
becoming less frequent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-09
Acute AFtiCuIar
Rheumatism

The exact cause OF rheumatism is I'M
known, though 1t is generally believed to
be due to an excess of uric acid I'm the blood.
1t may be also said with equal truth that no
In all cases. In fact the literature of rheu-
matlsm shows that there are but few drugs
which have not been given trial. In the
hands OF one observer we find that a certain
arug has been used with the utmost salts
factloni others have found the same remedy
10 De great disappointment All physi-
Clahs however agree that every method of
treatment isaided by the administration Of
some remedy 10 relieve the pain ana quiet
the nervous system and DR.. w. s. Schultze
expresses the opinion OF thousands OF prac-
utioners when he says that Anti Komnia
IabIets should be given preference over all
other remedies for the relief of the pain in
oil forms Of rheumatism These tablets can
be purchased in any quantity. They are
also unsurpassed I'm headaches, neuralgias
and all pain. Ask for AK Tablets
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Orchestra
Plays for
Black Man
Special to The World.

Special TO The World.
McALESTER, Dec. S.-Thc
sickcnlng sensation of a last hope
fled and the fright of an inn
pending and inevitable death
threw Henry RoOkman into
teycrish panic which made him
an i'll man and parched his
throat until it deprived him of
all use of his voice. That was
the explanation given by Book
man today of the physical con-
ditIOn which prison officials took
for feigned insanity 1t was
given in signs and monosyllables
largely I'm answer to questions
from the prison chaplain. the
Rev A. h. Johnson, but they
were the first words which prison
employees have heard from the
condemned negro since early i'm
October, when he was told that
the criminal court of appeals had
affirmed the judgment of the
trial court fixing his punishment
at death.
Bookman indicated that he
had made his peace with God
and was ready to die, but eX-
pressed a terrible dread Of cleo
trocuton. At his request, the
prison orchestra played Mama
Don't Know Where I'm At" for
him this afternoon in the run
way outside the death chamber.
The exact hour of clcctroCu-
tiou has not been made public,
but ii will be some time between
the hours Of 1 o'clock and s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-09
BOY AUTO THIEVES ACTIVE
Bartlc,villc Authorities Troubled by
Disappearance of Many Cars.

Special t0 The World
BARTBESNIIIE. Okla, Dec. s.
That boy gang of automobile thieves
have bafflod the officers and have
been carrying on their operations
without arrest for several weeks, has
sent officers out upon a lead now they
hope will be successful in running
down every member of the gang. The
machines are not stolen for the pur-
pose of selling them, as has been in
dicatcd i'm most of the thefts of cars,
for most Of them have been rccOy-
cred. In every instance Of the dozen
or more cars stolen within the past
month the cars have been found
abandoned somewhere in the country
well out from the city I'm every in
stance the cars were found disabled,
which convinces officers the thieves
are all nOyiCCs.
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Olive. The car was stopped in a
sandy place in the road, and when
the highwaymen ordered their VIC
Tins to travel the chauffeur was
unable to start the machine. The
robbers obligingly got behind the ma
chine and pushed and with their as
slstance the car was gotten out of the
rut and started off
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-09
HENRY J. ALLEN IN OKLAHOMA
Addressed Ell,S Memorial and Two
Church Congregations at Bartlcsvillc.

Special 90 The World.
BAETLEVILLE, Okla, Dec. s.
Henry j Allen. the noted editor Of
the Wichita, Kan, Beacon, was a
reasonably busy man sunday while I'm
Bartlcsvllle. In the morning he de-
nvorcd an address to the Sunday
school classs at the Christian
church. In the afternoon he deliv-
cred the memorial sermon at the
Elks lodge. an annual event Of great
importance in Bartlesvillc, and in the
evening he delivered an address at
the First Methodist church.
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BIGGEST LOSS BY
FIRE IN HISTORY
snecial 20 The World

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. s. - The
fire loss over the state for the month
Of November will approximate $780,
OO0. according to the figures Of state
,lre Marshal c. c. diamonds, and
this will be the biggest waste since
the establishment 90 the fire mor-
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FORMER CHIEF is "HELD UP
Drumright Official Relieved of Watch
and Money: Robbers start Car.

Sprcial 70 The WOrId.
DRUMRIGHT, Okla, Dec. s.
Charles e. Tumelson, former chief of
police Of Drumright was the victim
Of two "hi -jackies" while driving
from Olive, - miles east of Drum
right. the encounter with the high
waymen leaving the former police
chief minus S1.60 in cash and a S35
gold watch, while the driver of the
automobile was compelled to turn
over his Mackinaw coat and So. The
robbery took place . mile west of
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l06 New Members
Secured First Day

Continued From Page oncJ
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