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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
NEED Of TARIFF
BOARD IS VITAL
Permanent, Bipartisan COmmlS-
sion Essential to Economic
Stability Right Now

Judge e II. Amcs was the principal
speaker before the Rotary club at It's
regular weekly luncheon ut the Lee
Huckins Tuesday Judge Ames, who
Is member " the advisory board of
the National Tariff League Commits.
sion, spoke Oh the purposes Of the
league. which is that II permanent
scientific and bipartisan commission
be- created tu deal with the tariff In
much the same way rs the comptrol-
Ter ~ the treasury deals with the
banks NJ the nation aud the Inter
state Commerce Commission deals
with the transportation Interests.
He pointed ont the uhsurdiU ~ So
important an economic issue being
made the shuttlrcurk uf the polIti.
clans. and ychrmcnlll declared that
now NJ all times was the time for the
creation " such commission. since
the declaration NJ pence between the
warring nations when 10 did come as
vomr II must some timr would expose
American commerce tu unusual dan
gers. and would result I'm a complete
reudjustmrnt uf international trade
and relations only II the American
tariff wer easy uf adjustment. and
free from partisan hIu, could Il he
adequately used fnr the protection "
vital American interests.
The address was concise. ~ the
point, aud splrndldly received hy the
club
other speakers were Mr. q. &. Cor.
bailey, secretary NJ the Chamber VI
Commerce " Spokane. Washington,
who * In Oklahoma, aud spoke before
the club az John the Baptlst of the
rig Red Apple and W ] Hum.
phreys professor of meteorological
physics at the weather bureau. Wash.
ington, ID. G.
G. A. Hamln, NJ the oklahoma Tent
4 Awning Co, acted as chairman Mr..
Sydney S. Brock stock rnlser. wns
named chairman Tor the next meet
Ing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
IS
l,471 GREATER
Report of Supt. Buchanan
Sho . a Large Increase
Over 1914
BUT II NEW TEACHERS
The New Instructors Cannot
Handle Surplus - Oklaho-
ma City Coming Back"
BUT II NEW TEACHERS

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
MORE MELLON
MONEY TAKEN
State Is Permitted to Show
Other Alleged Embezzle-
ments in Jackson Trial

.nETRCT JUDGE uLuTlELD
- Tuesday morning uycrruIcd the
objection made 10y attorneys fur Rich.
.arl $. jackson. who (, hrlng tried for
rmbrllIlug lNS1 from the Mellon
company to introduction hy attorneys
for the state uf evidence tending 10
show cmbczzlcmrut. aggrcgurIus S..
500 before taking the Sl.SNJ which ap.
pear, In the indictment upon which
Jackson * now being tried
The prosecution argued that proof
NJ these former cmhczzlemcnts would
tend TO show the criminal intent "
the defendant In The present charge,
mud his view was sustained hy the
court u c Patterson, expert uc.
rrmlnnt was again OH tue stand Tue,
day tcstifylug to the entries I'm the
Mellon compauy's books. upon which
the former cmhrLllcmeuty ~ $1,000
nrr charged
There are still several witnesses for
/ the state 10 be- examined after Mr..
Patterson finishes, ana then comes
the evidence " the defense. The trial
will probably not be- finished before
I The latter part Of the week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
WOULD MERGE COAL
MINING COMPANIES

DENVER, Colo, Oct. 1e.-The Oh
ject Of a proposal to consolidate the
principal coal mining companies Of
Colorado exclusive Of the O. + 4 /
company Is to reduce operating costs
according TO Il formal statement Is
sued Monday by ]. &. Osgood, presl
dent OF the Nlctor.American Fuel com
pany IL IL estimated the proposed
plan would reduce operating eX
penses two million dollars annually
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
CRUISER ON THE JOB
English Three Funnel GunbOat Ap.
Pears OF Sabine Bar Ostenslbly 10
Guard Oh Tanker against Germans

BEAUMONT, TeVas, Oct. 10 Lymg
five miles Off Sabine bar Monday
night Is n three-funnel English battle
cruiser presumably stationed there to
protect two English oil tankers now
being loaded at Sabine Reports have
reached here that a German yacht,
manned by German Officers, IN now In
the gnlf waiting to prey upon the
many English tankers that ply be.
tween this port and Great Britain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
H|GHWAYMAN TIE
VICTIM TO RAIL
An Hour Later Train Takes
OF Foot-Head Had Been
Placed Between Tracks

u OClESrEn ~ Y, Oct To-
IA Hiehwaymen sandbagyed Newton
Hofman as he stepped from an Erie
train at South Avon Monday night and
wired him head and foot TO the
tracks He was run over by n train
when came along an hour Inter aud
his Zoo tnken off. His head had
been pia'ed between the tracks and
wus unhmt After the accident he ne.
gained c, lsciousness aud told the
story OF hh holdup lie remembered
nothing he said from the time he was
sandhosgrd unnl he felt sharp pain
III Ills foot. lie was rushed to n Rnch.
ester hospital u u special train and
lt Is thought he win recover.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
WANT THE HOME
Enid Preparing 10 Bid on Location Of
Proposed state Home for Order
Knights Of Pythias

ENID. oct l9-At the instigation
of W II Ryan, vice grind chancellor.
Enid members " the Knights ~ Py.
thias order have begun vigorous
campaign to secure the location here
Of the proposed state home that IL ex-
pected tu hr built I'm some Oklahoma
city within the next wear or two The
matter is being taken Mp hy com.
mlttee from the lodge with the com
merclal club aud TIDE lpyu retailer =
association
Several cities already have opened
up similar negotiations, one place hav-
ing offered to donate % site NJ 100
acres The grand lodge already has
$1,000 In the fund uud between S95.
000 and S3UNOO will hc expended on
the building the first year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
THREATS OF STRIKE
BY WIRELESS BOYS
-Four Hundred Operators In Atlantic
Coast District Vote rs 10 Whether
They Shall Insist lpOn Wage Raise

NEW YORK. oct 10 A strike vote
Is being taken by four hundred wire.
less telegraph operators who are mem
hers " the Atlantic Coast district NJ
the Commercial Photographers mi,u N
America, according To am announce
ment mnde here by George $. hpAt
Slnctz, secretary NJ the western 40
vision uf the union
The operators have been getting
from S25 to $50 a month aud the son
tlment among them is for wage
scale of $50 10 SI5" Srmatsurlz de.
clared. He added, that strike would
tie mp % per cent NJ the Atlantic
coast aud trans .AtlpntiD shipping
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
TAGGART CASE
IS DISMISSED
Democratic Committeeman Re.
lieved Of Trial for Alleged
Election Frauds

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l9.--The case
= against Thomas Taggart Democrat
lc national committeeman for Indiana
charged with election conspiracy, was
dismissed by Special Judge w. II.
Eichhorn In criminal court Tuesday
on the motion Of Prosecutor A. ].
Rucker. The cases Of the more than
100 other men who were Indicted with
Taggart and Mayor Joseph u. Hell
were put over TO December I. Mayor
Bell was acquitted by Jury last
wednesday after a trial lasting more
than five rirY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
CONSTRUCTION OF
NEW SUBS BEGIN
Naval Program OF Increased Facill.
ties Becomes Earnest--l6 New In.
dersea Craft and DestrOyers

WASHINGTON, Oct. Construc.
tion WAS to begin Tuesday Of the
largest number of ships ever ordered
by the navy department ut one time
The contracts, Just LEI by Secretary
Daniels, call for the construction OF
10 submarines and six destroyers ut
Il total cost OF S4,928.39a Four de-
stIoyers are 10 he bullt at private
ynrds, one each ut the Norfolk and
Mare Island navy yards respectively.
Fourteen submarines are TO be built
az private establishments end two at
navy yards
The contract calls for delivery ~
the vessels In from ~ to ~ months.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
YARDMEN KILLED
Three Railway Employees Meet Death
While Riding Footboard oi Switch
Englne-Head-on Collision

KANSAS CITY, Oct 10-Three
railway employees riding to work on
the footboard " a Chicago. Great
Western engine were killed and two
others Injured here Tuesday when
two switch engines collldcd ON tres
tie. Those who lost their lives were
A. O. Frost s. q. Fry, and T l..
Patterson all Uf Kansas City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
LIQUIDS ny PARCEL POST
New Postal Rule Applies 10 Interna.
tionh Shipments

WASHINGTON. oct Admlssl
bile liquids and oils and other sImllnr
articles may now he sent by mterna
tional parcel post from the United
States to Dutch Guiana, Hong Kong.
Leeward Islands, Mexico, New Hea
land Panama and Sweden under
agreements approved by Postmaster
General Burleson with those countries.
These include such articles as Ink. per
fumes, soap medicinal preparations.
mixed paints, oils, many prepared
foods and sauces aud toilet prepara.
uons.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
ELECTION OF THREE
NEW CARDINALS SOON

AMSTERDAM, via London oct ~
The Vienna leichspost asserts TINT
the papal nunclo NJ Vienna, Monslvnor
Count Scnplnelll III Legulno Arch
Nercelli Of BOLOGNA, and the Arch
bishop of Geneva viii he nominated ~
cardinals IN November.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
PRINCE APES HISTORIC FIGURE
Son Of kim Constantine Injured By a
Fall From His Horse

ATHENS. urt ln.--prince AleVan.
der, SECOND SON NJ King Constantine
has been uiup-i severely by a fall
from his horse while riding to hat
terry maucWcrs the prince who Il -
years old WAS thrown aud fractured
a ley
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
BRING IN GAssER

RIPLEY, oct 10 The Bro,lea
well near here proves 10 be "gasser"
turning out 6OOO,OoO cubic feet of ga.
per day, struck ~ depth NJ sSo
feet II II believed rll win be brought
IN at II lower level
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
POSED Az FLAGLER WIDOW
Woman Of Mystery on Trial for OBJ
tsining Money Falsely

NEW YORK, oct. 49, Mrs.
fora Emma Howe, known us the "Wo.
man of Mystery" was placed ON trial
Monday ON indictments charging her
With grand larceny In having obtained
money by posing ~ the widow of
Henry n. Flagler OF Florida
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
MAY OPEN IDLE
BREhLtG PLANT
New State Property Here Con.
sidered as Neer.Beer
Msnufactury

THERE is more than an even chance
= for the blk Sl,OOOOOO brewing
plant, formerly the property Of the
New state Brewing association. and
which has laid idle since statehood,
to be opened No great has ths lie
mand for near-beers. Of the Tan.
hauser" type, become In Oklahoma,
that the owners ~ the old brewery
are seriously considering the feasi
bility Of opening Il and manufacturing
this artlcie, the amount Of which con
aumed daily IN Oklahoma reaches IN
belleysble figures
Fred 70. Sutton. for years the de.
Ccestsbs.a sn Lsst kanA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
TALK NTERURBAN

HENRIETTA Oct. 10. - W. r.
Grassland and r. e. Alley NJ Oklaho.
ma city have presented proposition
To the lienryetta chamber " com
mere relative To the building NJ an
interurhAn line
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
ASKS FOR LICENSE

The Central StAtes Life Insurance
company ~ ST. Louis has made upplI.
cation To the state insurance depart
mcul to write business In oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
mILLsTROM SHOOTING NOV. 10

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. oct 10 0-
Joseph IIiIl-trom, convicted u murder
was resentcucod today 10 be executed
November ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19

WASHINGTON, u G., Oct 10
Although no final decision has been
reached ~ 10 the appointment OF an
American ambassador TO Mexico, the
most likely choice Is Henry p. Fletch
err Mt present ambassador 10 Chile
He has had long experience In Latin.
American countries aud although n
Republican I'm pulitlcs he was nro
NOTED from minister 10 ambassador nv
President Wilson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
VILLA CANNOT
PUT Up FIGHT
Occupation Of Chihuahua by
Cananza Promises to Be
Peaceable Enough Affair


Mexico was received Tuesday by
EliriO ArrodOndo GrnerL Car.
ranIas representative here from
the Argentine ambassador. Letters
from the other Pan american con
ferrees were expected before night.
Gan PEDRO DE Las COLONIAS,
~ COuhulla, Mexico, oct. ls, (vla
Laredo, Texas. oct ~. 1t is only
a few hours ride from here 10 Gen
eral Obregons headquarters at TO.
mez Palaclo, suburb Of TOrreon.
First Chief Curranza Will spend
Tuesday night here He and his score
OF generals who are accompanying
him, will move forward TO Gomez Pa.
laciO Wednesday, where Obregon will
be In personal touch with him army
ready 10 begin active operations
against the remnants Of Vlllas troops
In Chihuahua
Carranza and his advisers realize
the Importance NJ the early domlna
tiOn Of these districts controlled by
Villa and no time will be lost In push
Ing the army nurthward into the city
Of chihuahua, where villa has threat.
ened mine owners and operators oi
smelters with conflscatlOn and even
destruction " their property. Repre-
sentatlons have been made 10 him by
the United States on this subject. F0r
the first time CarranEa has been adj
dressed concerning depredations In IN,
territory controlled by his enemies
There appears to be no disposition tC
shirk the responsibility although II |,
taken for granted that foreign govern
ments realize aud admit that full se
curlticS cannot now be given In chi
huahua until Carranza's army ha,
driven Villa out That this will b,
done soon Is regarded certain by Car
rama official since reports are cur
rent that Villas army already ha,
dwlndled almost into lnsignIficance
The control " chihuahua appear,
more like simple occupation. insteat
NJ serious fighting for II Il expects,
that the redoubtahle leader Of IN,
north viii run
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19
At WAR
WITH BULGARIA
But Whether Emmanuel Will
at Once JON Allies Drive
Is Uncertain
DAYS HONORS ARE EVEN
Removal of Hamilton Con-
strued as Meaning Continu-
alton of Dardanelles Fight
DAYS HONORS ARE EVEN

LONDON, Oct. l9.-The decis-
ion Of the entente powers to send
large reinfOrCemenls 10 ths Hal
Kan front is Indicated la . dis
patch from Athens today 10 the
Exchange Telegraph company. II
IL said this intention has been
communicated 10 the Greek gov.
eminent.
ROME. Oct lg.-ltaly has de-
clArei war on Bulgaria, according
to an announcement by the Stefani
News agency
The Italian government, by or
der Of the king, declared that a
state Of war existed between Italy
and Bulgaria by rtaSOn Of Bul-
gariA's having opened hostilitles
against Serbia, thus allyinE Itself
with the enemies Of Italy.
7 ONDON. oct 10 Italy has de
~ clared war ON Bulgaria, but IN
question whether she win send troop
10 join the British and French force
IN Serbia remains us obscure as tn
results OF the fighting raging Ol
Scrbia's eastern frontier The Austru
German armies which occupied Re
grade appear TO have advanced NOR
than fifteen miles south NJ the cit
hut the outcome ~ the fighting be
tween BulgarIans and Scrbians alon
the important Salonlk Nish railwa
cannot be- summed up so easily.
AZ two points the northern.mOs
~ which 1, lanya. the BuIgarians a.
sert they have reached this railrOa
while to the south the Serbians ar
reported to have driven back the In
yaders. Both Athens and Paris main
tain that French troops have take
Strumitza southwestern Bulgaria, bu
there are available no official report
relating 10 the struggle In this quartz
aud none Is expected until the fighI
continued on LAST Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19

A Telegram from Mrs Mary r. Ruff.
" Dallas, Texas, sent to Cue Nabb, Of
l1iO West SECOND street, announcing
The safety Of herself aud baby was
among the first news bulletins of the
disaster received here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
w. VIII Not Do This Thing"

FTNHERn are some oounoilmcn who DO not
i intend to have the crack in tho Liberty
Bell split their political fortunes wide open
There will be plenty Of innoouous desuetude
for any political meanderers who in sorrow
and anguish bring back to independence
Hall not a Liberty Bell, but disjolnted pieces
Of metal that were once that sacred relic
The danger Of suoh disaster Is real.
There Ia not a metsllurgist who would sane
tion the long journey for the bell. There Is
n menace in every thump, every jar, and II
will get thousands, literally millions, OF them
on the trip. II Councilmen must junket,
surely they can junbet without tho Liberty
Bell II they must haFe a trip to the coast.
It were better to pay their way by popular
subscription than to pay for It with the ruin
OF the most precious Of our national relics.
What splendid thing It would be II all
the other Councilmen should stand UP like
men and say: I'VE will not do this thing.
We will not participate in this unspeakable
proceeding"
That would be patriotism, that would be
the kind OF loyalty that would thrill the
heart of Young America.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
Lot Experts pIagnoss the Case

THE merchant marine may be anemio
i from strangulation or from malnutrition.
Probably its present deplorabls condition is
due to a little Of both. All agree that the
industry is sick. It is not likely TO be cured
until an expert diagnosis reveals accurately
the causes of the decline. II viii then be
possible TO ind the proper remedies.
We know already, OF course, that the navi-
cation laws are obsolete and burdensoms.
that seamen's labor has been heavily sub
sidized by enactments fixing wages and that
the lack OF a definite program by the Gov
ernment has read into the situation such
uncertainty that investors have hesitated to
finance the rehabilitation OF the industry.
But a commission OF experts must reach TO
the very bottom OF the whole trouble and
hnd means to overcome these and any
other difieulties.
The first thing Is to get the commission;
It win not be so dinieult thereafter to get
the ships.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25

nRvles. however, have modern battle cruiser
the former ten. with heavy batteries and capt.
BILE of steaming from 26 to 2S knots an hour
the German navy six. We have no war yss.
sells OF this type. Undoubtedly we shall con.
tinue to build the great floating forts, but W.
want the fast battle cruisers. too. We hav.
only the beginning of a great modern nayf
but 1t is a good beginning. We are justlnA
in taking great pride in its ships and in tht
zeal and efficiency OF its officers and men, Ths
average of our Workmanship has always been
high, but 1t could be made higher with mors
practice.
The need of battle cruisers is the first con.
slderatlon, the need of more men the next Tht
submarine problem should be speedily solved
There will be ammunition enough for any
emergency hereafter. 1t is essential, howeye
that the public interest in the increase Of tdi
navy should not subside. The subject is ohi
to keep ever fresh in mind. Every cit1r
should learn all there is for landsmen to knoy
about our warshps, as the navy exists for IA
protection of every citizen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
No, Neutral, hut a Militant Mayor

Not Neutral, but Militant Mayor
U,IAT philosophic believer In the doctrine
i that the gang sort Of government Is the
best sort Of government and protagonist OF
the program to give Philadelphia another
Ashbridgs administration, Dave Lane an
nounoes from his cool retreat in New jersey
that THE boys" are rapidly adjusting their
d,nsrencss He thinks a neutral" candidate
will soon be found, a candidate who can DC
depended on not TO let one faction OF the
gang do any more robbing Of the municipal
ity than the other section does. There Is no
argument, IL appears, as to the wisdom Of
raiding the treasury; the only difficulty re-
lates to the division of the spolls.
vice, long looked upon, becomes attrac-
tive. Familiarity with graft breeds acquies-
oenee in II. Apparently there is no great
public indignation that few sleek men. who
have grown rich on public funds, meet TO
select a Mayor for Philadelphia. Not a king
in Europe Is so wantonly disregardful Of the
wishes of the people as these men are. There
is not an autocrat in all the world who
would dare do what these men do. They do
not pretend to be looking for candidate
who would best serve the interests of Phila-
deiphia They openly announce that the
IDEAL candidate is the one who can best serve
the interests Of the Wares and McNichol. 1t
would be funny II It did not connote prac-
tloal downfall of democracy
Yet there is a good omen in the situation
Whom the gods would destroy they flrst
make mad The arrogance of the so-called
leaders has already convinced thousands OF
citizens that they must stand as they have
never stood before against this onslaught on
good government.
No neutral" candidate can be elected
Mayor OF Philadelphia
On the contrary, the successful candidate
will be successful because there is no neu-
trality In his soul, but deep-seated, long
abiding purpose to strike at graft wherever
he sees II, to battle increasingly against cor
ruption. to be militant in his advocacy Of
efficiency in the public service and like ada
mant in his refusal to concedo anything to
exploiters of the municipality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
No Progress without serapheaps

VNHE scrapheap is a place of honor. It is
i monument not to the Dead Past but
to the Living Present. Without scrapheaps
there would be no progress. Without prog
ress there would be no scrapheaps The
great moment In the life OF an invention is
that moment when 1t is thrown into the dis
card, for thus its destiny is fulfilled. The
world goes on with something better,
This properly speaking, is the way OF the
world" Civilization advances toward its
visions, The first steamboat was onoe a
vision. Tho first locomotive was once a
vision. The telegraph was once vision,
Every one of the many inventions which
men have sought out was once a vision. In
vention succeeds invention, but progress In
mechanics and science is not civilization.
The two lines sometimes touch, but they
are not identical. Both are pushed forward
into the future by the same methods. but
the forces are different Civilization is a
succession OF ideals
The Holland has gone to the scrapheap,
but the submarine continues. Tho Holland
has found its place Of honor, but the sub
marine is only an invention, means OF war,
War itself will some day go to the scrap
heap Ideals will send 1t there. II will
then have found It's place OF honor The
world will go on with something better.