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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06
SAYS SHOOTING
WAS ACCIDENTAL
DN. Monroe Makes Statement
Covering His Side Of
Marguerite Ellis Case.
CLAIMS GIRL JERKED PISTOL
Lindsay Defendant Believed
That Resort Keeper Had Ills
Money So Flashed Gun.

d. v Monroe the Lindsay merchant
charged with shooting Marguerite I'll
lis In resort on West California last
December today for the first time
broke the silence that hns seuled his
lbs and told the story Of the shooting
Monroe ,u,. # WINS accidental mud
that hr was only trylng TO frlghteu
Gucr Good. the keeper Of the house.
into giving him buck the money that
had been extracted from hi, pocket
said TO hnyr been between 500 mud
$500
Detailing the story of the shootiLs.
Monroe spys that urtrr hr missed r.
pockrtbouk he rnIIcd Grucr Good mfr
Marguerite Ellis room aud said to the
woman: .
Give me- my money"
As backed into tine room pulled
my pistol" Monroe .n,. M the state
mruf filed An court today "l directed
fl toward Grnrr Good. Marguerite
EuI, WAS standing rn,t N mc. To nay
right. As pointed the mu toward
a.. ..i ,,Ili,,, ,,,., g.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06
WILSON REFUSES TO SEE
DELEGATION OF SUFFRAGISTS

WASHINGTON, May q President
Wilson today declined an Invitation
" delegation Of Philadelphia WON
an suffragists that he receive large
delegation Monday when he goes there
to speak to newly naturallzed Amer.
lean citizens The presidents time IN
Philadelphia win be entirely occupied
with that meeting.
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Hastings, Oklahoma.

Just received your Telegram and we
are much pleased that the suit for
transfer to Kansas city district has
been won We wish to congratulate
you and also waIa to thank YOU; to
voice our appreciation OF the good
work you have done In bringing about
the change
q WAINEp
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Iawton, Oklahoma

congratulate you on the success
ful termination u fight for transfer
ring southern oklahoma to Kansas
City federal reserve district. An cred
II is due you Tor the cnre with which
you prepared the case and the able
manner In which you presented II 10
the federal reserve hoard Credit Is
also due Mir Nee for bls foresight aud
strategy, and to Mr. y. X Thurmond
Of Sayre, owner OF ten banks, Tor his
persistence and politics.
GUY G. ROBERTSON.
Cashier First National Bank
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Kansas City, Mo.
Hats off"

Confirming my wire N cOugratuln
tlons on southern Oklahoma becoming
a part OF District No. ~. and H.
sumo this this tAkes In all hut four
counties. | understand that Nebrask.
remains IN this district This is the
result Of your good work and am
very greatly pleased at your success
and Kansas City is certainly greatly
indebted 10 you. While not being Il
member " the system vet. certainly
pulled your way. Hoping to see you
next week and when we can be of
service TO you kindly advise. Bes
wishes and klndest personal regards
r. {. MENEFFF
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sNOw AND ENI>.

5000 90 uouuo.o
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WINN LIKELY TO BE GIVEN
CHANCE TO SETTLE own CASE

II Is likely that the charge against
T. s. Winu, the attorney charged
with emhcZzlement win he made light
or aud that nm opportunity Will he
given him to settle the case Winn IL
nccuscd " emhczzlIng $50 from a
client and has had preliminary trial
before Justice Donnell, hut Judgment
has been withheld until the attorneys
can make further investigation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06
GOVERNOR Is
TAKING A PEEP
Ills Visit to Pc1itentiary Today Is
Subject Of Deal Of Conjecture
Among Politicians and Henehmea.

IL there anything going on at Nc
Alester? IL the governor there TO In
yestigate some Of the numerous charg
es that have been made against War
den Dick?
These are question In the minds
~ those about the state offices to
day and there Is believed to be pos
Lbility that something may happen
IN short time Governor Williams
is In McAlesteT tolay TO look
through the penitentIury" II il stat
ed, hut beyond that no statement as
TO the purpose OF his visit IL made.
Lately there has been great deal
of talk about the penltentlury and
about the warden. lIr Is not an ap-
pointee Of Governor Williams, having
held over from the former admlnistra-
ton The latest accusstl was made
by n guard at one time employed at
the penitentiary and who was there
at the time OF the tragedy when a
number Of pris0sHfs escaped and sew
sn Deraons .ssrs iaed.
Although Governor Williams him
self has made no statement. II Ia gen
orally understood that he Is not sat.
tsfied with the work Of Warden Dick.
The charge that affairs at the peni.
tertiary are conducted In a loose man
ner mas spread all over the state and
just now there ls a great deal Of sur
missing as to what the governor IL 20
ink 10 do about II.
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WAR STRIKES HOME
A. A. Donaldson Has Received News
Of the Death al the Front Of Marion
Robinson, His Nephew

VI A. 4. Donaldson ~ 10 East
Eighth street has received word that
his nephew, Marion Robinson Of end.
Spy, Canadn, had been killed In re
cent battle In Europe. 40 particulars
could be- learned of his death
The hoy WnS only twenty years old
and moved with his parents to Canada
six ycnrs ago from Wesley, Iowa. Soon
after the war broke ont hcenllsted IN
the British army No direct news WAS
heard of him untIl his death was
posted
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Thomas. Oklahoma.

You have made winning FOR the
banks " southern Oklahoma, the i'm.
portance Of which can only be meas
ured In future wears. We thank you
for the hrnlu aud push you have put
into the fight which brought about
success
FIRST NATIONAL, RANK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06
GOOD RECORD Is MADE
L. S. Submarine Officers Proud Of
T. Class Beats Run From hay
West.

NEW YORK, May 8.-Officcrs "
the five submarines lying In the IIud.
son river today, the vanguard NJ the
great Atlantic fleet To assemble here
FOR review from May 3 to ~ were
pround " the records made Toy boats
NJ the T. class ON the run from Key
West tu New York one NJ the boats.
the El II was stated, completed n
voyage ~ / .29O miles under her own
power without stop.
Submarines of the X class. expect
ed after run from Pensacola, Fla,
are said to hc the equal ot any sub
marines in the world
Extensive plans have been madc for
the entertainment of nllurs Tickets
to lhratrrs and baseball games win Nc
distributed ~ the crews.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06
PRODUCERS GET INCREASE
FOR CROPS IN MARCH

WASHINGTON, May 0.-The level
OF prices paid American producers for
principal crops Increased during March
about o. per sent according to the
department Of agriculture The aver
age price OF meat animals-hogs. cat
tie, sheep and chickens on March 10
was s040 per 100 pounds against S7.97
a wear aRO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06

The southwestern storm h central over
Texas this morning II IL giving gener
l rains ia The southern plains states and
lower Mississippi valley The rainfall has
beeu heavy In Oklahoma and Arkansas
Llfht. scattered rains have fallen IN tho
upppr Mississippi md 0bin yHlleTs and
lake region. Fair weather prevnlls east ~
the Aueghenies and west " the Rockies
II Ia decidedly cold 10 The northern Rocky
Mountains ana upper Missouri valley
Frost aud freezing temperatures arc ~
ported IN Montana Wyoming 1ulprnda,
Nebraska aud the nnkotas Temperatures
uro reasonable IN the southern ana eist
rrn spctinuv of The rOuntfy
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Kansas CITY. Mo

Kansas city and her bankers may
well be proud but IN my opinion
thanks In large measure and congrn
tions are due YOU for the successful re-.
suit Of the long hard fight to reunite
the state Of oklahoma In this federal
reserve district
ARCH w. ANDERSON
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Continued on Last PsEeJ
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kilograms And Letters To Secretary OF
Oklahoma Bankers Association From South
ern County Bankers and From Others
Kansas City, Mo.

Congratulations TO you and the 9th
er good fighters Of your state. We
welcome the southern Oklahoma bank
ers 10 District Number Ten. Nebraska
and Wyoming banks remain with US
JEROME THRAlLS.
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us. EX-SENATOR
TAKEN AS SPY
Germans Later Apologize And
Release Lafayette Young And
a Deputy Consul.
DEADLY GAS BRINGS VICTORY
Further TeutOn Successes In
lpres NeighbOrhOOd Are Ad-
mitted: Aim AttrenCh Ports

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~ "''''' American deputy '"hsul ht
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CO.. 80. ',.''.'1'' .'i....'., I'u'h
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feel bpt hiy .,n,r,,in,, ,.,s na,l ~
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fore nr vp. oIa, fn .nii.f. IN. an.
tDorIfIr4 vhr uuIprnntl, had h,op
warned fu Iu1I, for , mYu. of tnr .pmr
name
Mr. Young uho arrived I'm Won
u0 ru1ny said be- saw uo reason for
complaint
DIES MOlNIS. Ia. MAY % Former
senator Lafayette Young left here for
his European tour January 1G. rirN
visiting London llr wits iu Belgium
ten hnys aud lu tine French trenches
u the northern part ut Fruncc on
AprI 10, 10 ana H.
MT louhg X lH Europe in the ca
1u'''' "t war CORRESPONDENT NJ MS
own newspaper lhe prs M"liirN zap
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In the meanwhile tho German llne ~
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MsAIestnr. Oklahoma

] sln Just In receipt Of your telc
gram and you certainly deserve n
great deal Of credit for the manner
In which you have carried on this
campaign TO gst H back Into Kansas
City district, and heartily congratu.
late you on your success because |
believe that all the credit is due to
you
II y BREWER
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06
SNOW COVERS FRUIT TREES
IN TEXAS PANHANDLE

DALHART, Tex, May 9. Fruit
trees heavy with unripened fruit were
white with snow here today. The snow,
which was heavy enough to cover the
ground In this section Of the Pan
handle, fell after an all night rain.
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Harrison's Review

Continued on page Six
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ADache Oklahoma.

l wish to congratulate you on your
success IN securing the change In our
district We give large measure Of
credit ~ YOU
w. T. CLARK.
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r. P BREWER
Maysyllle. OkIAhomn.

congratulations. | feel that to YOU
more than to any one else belongs the
credit for winning this fight You
certainly put II over ON the DALLAS
lawyer This certainly will rebound
to the greater good for the banks who
are atfected by the change It's good
news indeed
INA q nnN Nj.
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IRA C. BRYANT
Chleksshs Oklshoma

The news from Washington. b. G..
stAtlug that I'VE are now out OF the
hands Of the Receiver ia certainly
very gratifying to all Of ms bankers
here at Chickasha, M well ~ the rest
of the oklahoma bankers, aud siul.
ply want TO take my hat off to YOU
old man, for the magnificent fight you
made all down the line aud then the
y>~,>>~~~--~~~~~
Continued on Last Pags.)
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Waurika, Oklahoma.

Kindly accept my heartiest congrat
ulatlons on your winning fight before
the federal reserve board which fur.
ther proves Oklahomn leads IN mat
ters " men
r. n ELLIS
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Ardmore, Oklaboma

You have done fine work old hoy
here is congrnmatlOns on behalf Of
all our banks
=. G. DINGS
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THE WEATHER


oklahoma Tonight unsettled rain In
rn-t portion much colder, Frost northwest
portion Friday fair
Kansas Partly cloudy tonight. ouoler
iu the suutl .lst portion probably frost
m west und north central portion FRI
dav fair
Louisiana Unsettled showers tonight ~
Friday cooler tonight I'm north portion.
Arkansas Tonight ruln. colder FRIDAY
unsettled. showers I'm east portion
Fast TpNue Unsettled showers tonight
or Friday, roldcf tonight lu the interior.
West Texas Tonight fnir colder except
IN southwest portion frul in extreme
north portion rridny fair
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Washington. u. G.

Congratulations on transfer Of south.
ern oklahoma banks 10 Kansas City
district
T. p. GORE.
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Vinlta, Oklahoma

Your telegram received Am delight
ed. | call that going some See you
az Tulsa,
CHURCHILL
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wILLIAMsTOwN. Mass MAY a.
Williams college established I'm l7a3
today paid tribute 10 its founder. Col
Onel Fphraim Williams. who was born
two hundred Years ggo
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Clinton. Oklahoma.

COngrntulntions TO yourself and
committee for your splendid work.
l.. H. COLEMAN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06

There will be- decided rise In both the
North aud South Canndisn rivers during
the nest thirty Lx hours, a. a result n
the general and heavy raina In oklahema.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06

10 KANSAS CITY 500, g.
10 Snow fell Ia the .aH- Pan ,
- handle. Northwest ha.ua aud &
, ut Denver. colo, durlus tlr hsl &
u - hours, arcordint lo reports ,
ID today to the loo. nmhrr
- bureau Killing 'rf- ur. 4
u vailed last night D.. >,ua-
- Ln. the DAkntns Nu.. Wl 4
- Wyoming. while O...mu &
ID Texas. Iowa, Ml-... uI % &
- large portion OF kn.. rAprr ,
ID irmed cold rains Observer &
u Connor said tn" IN.- pre- {
- cipltntion probabl' v.. q ruu
- rluuntipn Of the n..w storm ,
q, - a a a n n a a. % Do q. % a q
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SnYrn. Oklahoma.

Accept congratulations ON your sue
cessful fight for transfer to Kansas
City district Right Is right, and we
are all right
a. NJ MARSH.
Sec Beckham Go. Bankers Assn,
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CordelI. Oklahoma.

We the undersigned wish to express
10 you and committee our gratitude
for your untiring efforts In our he
half while IN Washington and compli
ment YOU on the splendid result at
tnlned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06

TOXIC. May 8-The worldwide
publication Of the list Of demands
presented to China by Japan shortly
after the defeat Of the German gar.
rtson at Klao Chow, which still are
being negotiated between the two
governments coupled with the re
ports Of growing opposition to them
In England and the attitude Of the
United States on this whole subject
have embarrassed the Japanese gov
ernment from which the people OK
pect much.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06

CORDELl NATL BANK
STATE NATL BANK,
FARMERS NATL BANK.
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ULTIMATUM IS SENT
Official Announcement at Toxic Tells
Of Nations Act 10 Enforce Demands
on China

TOXIC, May o--0tficial announce
rnent was made here this afternoon
that japan had sent an ultimatum
to China
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(fr6ittcrnno in Gn0lan6.

2ou0on, 3. sSlli 0os 8erIens
len Scr 2lrmeniau bat Die 6ieiige
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3cituugcn qeben Der 6oiiulng 2lu5-
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3arrnbrcrc miiiirIl
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it6cr Die gorgQngc ouf Dem oItli-
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oitliA bon gutas8onice eritiirnt
botten, trieben mir Die flitbtigeu Hui-
fen Dor uns 9er. IrlppenabtbeiIun-
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gen Der Geutidcu BON oen Huiieu
liemlid trGitiger RioerItano ge-
leiitet. glb0eiebeu aber bon Oicicn
fricBeriiden 9egebeuDciten Dcrrlht
jiemGd 9lu6t i'm 9crelhe Sinoen.
bltr9S, ba bic 9iltiieu oaem An
idein nod 70 3iemIid ale Dcriiig-
baren Irlppen mad @aIi3ien geJo.
gen Gatten.
Gie ,5ran3oien geben oiii5ieQ 5ii,
raj iie IN sen 8ogcicu 9lie0crlogen
erlitten boben; bel &iiaeniirit babcu
bie gelltidcu cine mi6tiae frou]0ii-
ihe Stelluma erihirnt uuo bort ie-
ten SUB 9eioBt. Bon oort ans per.
Den Die unlIiageuoeu Stealmacn
hur1 iAnare oeittide 9(rtiGeric be-
idoiien @inem oiii3iellen gcrIiner
9eriht geaaB iin0 bic Geutiden
noroipeitlitb BON Sour 0e lBariS orei
gteiIen melt poraeorungen.
6iuer 3eitllngsoepcide non at6eu
3ufolge ioa eiu britiides Inldboot
ON 2G. Suni im Mormara 4Qeer
Elm titrfiihea Gronsporticbiii init oI-
len D}onn an @oro pcrientt 1a6cu.
(7ie 4adridt lit oiieubar crlogcn;
f6nnte it'd ein en1liihe5 Goutboot
eiuer ioldeu 36at rilbmcn Oonu
bQtte oie 6ritiibc 9louiroIitGt oielcs
IGuait aller @eIt nerfllnoet.)
1as briiiihc C6erbuus 6at bic
Munitionsnorlogc idHeBlib altge-
nonlmcn 0crieI6en gen1B ncroeil
rem 0tuniiionsminiiter iebr arcBe
Nlahtbefngniiic crtbcilt. Die 8or-
l1ac erhGEt geiesesfroit, iobol0 Der
aonig leIbile iutter5eidnet bat.