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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06
a Grand Success.

The Oklahoma State Fair this
year was a grand success in ev-
cry particular. In many in.
stances the exhibits were equal
to those seen at :ho worlds fairs
To any person who has never At.
tended a fair of this kind it was
well worth the money spent to
see it.
The weather was fine during
the entire period and the attend
ance was probably the best in
the history of the association.
On Friday the gate keepers re.
ported that over so, people
passed through the gates and
the space around the exhibits
vas one solid mass of people.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06
On The Elgin Routes.

Hubert Dunn of route 3 left
last week on horseback for TT,
Worth, Texas, taking Two horses
down for James Fuson.
H. V. Walling and wife, G.. NJ.
Coffin and Miss Mona Hayes of
route 3 went TO Oklahoma Ci,y
Thursday tD attend the state fair.
S. S. Williams and wife OF
route A attended the fair Tnuls.
day and Friday.
J. I. King and daughter, Miss
Halle. of route 3 returned Fri
day evening from Oklahoma Git
y where they had been attending
the state fair.
Orange, Harold and Miss Edna
Putney of route 3, Miss Ollie Gil.
Ii.and and j. II. Wilihite autoed
to Oki4hDma CITY Thursday to
attend ttle fir.
Herman Bentley and wife OF
route A attended the state fair
at Oklahoma City Friday.
Aaron Sorrels and sister, Mrs.
Bertha Tompkins, of route 2
went 10 Oklahoma City Friday to
attend the fair,
True Baker and sister, Miss
Maud, and It Younger brother OF
route 2 we're among the number
attending the state fair last
week.
Mlsss Dorothy Hasenbeck, who
is attending the Cameron school
at, Lawton visited home folks on
route 3 over Sunday.
Lon Clayton of route 3 has
rented farm five miles west OF
Elgin now occupied by John Mis-,
el and will move Jan /.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06
Mt. Scott Items.

The tnr.slcr is still a. work,
IL is reported toe wheat is badly
damaged, there has been So mach
rain lat the wheat is damaged
10 fne stock
Some report that kafr corn is
almost ruined IN the shocks.
Farmers are busy breaking
land Tor wheat; some have SOW
cd their wheat and winter oats
aud some wheat and oats are az
nice. looking fine.
SJme OF the farmers are cIt.
ri1g aGd b.iuR hay; some are
picking cotton and hauling u 10
market IN the valley
Billy Grain has returned from
a visit with lis sister 10 Artau-
sas: be has been or the SICK list
ala.u but IS reported as imyrOy.
INK.
Grandpa Grain and wife have
returned home: have been visit.
ihS men, a@lshIef' "Es. feii
gre" az VI liii'".
3ss ilra,H Z ram l' DID 'nt
h'spl--' a. O"i"h1'Aa Ci.y TINS
.A
ar. ana Hfs. h'ber8cr went
- IA l'n saturday 10 Fls't 'htir
."' H'HShIeia VINO are Attending
'Ae niSn sci'oJl.
Mss WINE ,annon ana little
proth.f F'{ VISITED WIN thelr
p~feit Is a. Ia" .o"' returning ih
''',Is iDr 'u''dy Sc"''''
Mt Lam an.i iami.y VISITED
"l'H .'ir. al. .dri. IA Cannon
sunday.
WITS. i''' . l'tfi@F r. lrNe''
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06
The Metropolitan
Commercial CollsyA,

Offer you the opportunity .s-.
on that road TO success wr
the gCal Of every normal A a-.
can boy or girl.
OUR AIM: - To train and r-..
pare every young man ard wo.
man who enters our ,inol a. 10
out upon life's hishnsy with =
higher conception Of the posi-.
bilitins Of living and keener In.
sight in life's problems.
Special courses in bookkeep.
ing, banking, typewriting short.
hand, civil service.
Academic courses. Spelling
Higher English, Business Arith.
metic, Rapid calculation. Com
mercial Law, Secretaryship. Of.
fee Practice, Billing, Filing. etc.
One Of the few bonded Schools
in the State.
Positions Guaranteed.
Call and inspect our hand.
some quarters on the foul-h floor
Of the Koehler Bldg. For fur
ther information write Metropol-
tan Colleges, The greatest bus
mess training schools in the
Southwest" Lawton, Okla. Adv
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06
Ginning Every Day.

The EIgin cotton gin is start.
ing off well on the ginning sea-
son and is now ginning every day
In the week, so that farmers can
be accommodated at any time
they wish to bring their cotton
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06
4 town is Ike a large family

4 town is like a large family
We are al interes ted IN each
uers welfare. or should BE-.
a cIt-thrOat. .eyery-man-for-him-
eff policy means ruin for any
community IL means retroyres
bon and failure. The first .e-
son that any family must learn
is that 10 be successful rs units
and assistance. The same applies
- the business life Of a town and
the mere generally il is ob~yed
the more abundant Will be- the
towns prosperity. Stand by
one another and patronize the
home folks. Frederick Enter
prise.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06
Coal, Yes, Coal.

When in Fletcher remember
that am engaged in ;he coal
basiness at the Hallum Wagon
Yard. ] am here for business
and to stay Best lump coal at "a
reasonable price.
ADV. Jesse +. Gable.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06


Mrs John Misc and family
spent the Afternoon al the home
II I'd Miller.
D. J.. GHliland made a busi-
ness trip 10 Eigiu THURSDAY
Miss Stella Harney spent Fri
day night IN The home ~ her par
.t H. es b.ail.
a af re-- o.s1.
t... -rJas
li.ss Ollie l...u .-. [al.s-
dag 70 attend the state VAR a-
Oklahoma Dltg.
E. q. Arg. aal wife we're cai-
lers ~ t4. home " Robert keetu
sunday
d s. p1.1sll a1i wife oi
La.d sD-ut "Wednesday aud
Thursday a. tue r. s. Morris
home.
n. A. Argos spent THURSDAY
a''' ''a' q"
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q 1H"'eir'' % 1.7'', j.. 'a''.'S 'pf
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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06
Stoners Miracle Seed Wheat

Drouth resisting, hiqh yield.
ing, re-cleancd and graded: 81. G5
bu.. bags extra. John Bates,
Roosevelt, Okla. ADV.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06

REMEMBER The Square
Deal Grocery has all kinds Of
school stationery. canvas gloves
for corn husking: also a few
fruit jars at low price. adv.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06
CHAMPION CLUB OFFERS

Any subscriber the Farmers Champion who paws anv
his subscription and pays in advance Sept
15 1916 get of the following club offers one
year for only Zoe extra IF you have your Champion sub
scrption paid in advance six months then you pay zoe
and get the Champion six months longer and any one
of the following lists for one year:
Club Offer No l. Club Ofer No 2 Club Offer No. g.
Up-To-Date Farming Mo- Valley Farmer Woman's World
Poultry Post Peoples Pop. Monthly Gent lie o m a n
Home Life Home Magazine Farm And Home
The Household Farm Ana Home Better Farming
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06

REMEMBER The Square
Deal Grocery has all kinds of
school stationery, canvas gloves
for corn husking: also a few
fruit jars at low price. adv.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06
Local News Items

Big time. Friday night. Tenn
pie hal.
" S. Jordan of Lawton was
here on business Friday.
! p Davis q Sterling was q
business caller her today.
Z A. Murray was a caller in
LawtyH sunday afternoon.
Waldo We,tengel made a busi-
ness irip 70 Lswtou Saturday.
one continuous round Of pleas
ure al the Temple hall Friday
ulgat
C. 81. Wocott end J I. Bsrd
were business callers 10 L-",on
~1'-' 1a'
Dr. J. F. Gamble, L. stone
arl 3. Y. Hamilton Guesday
I-res. Temple Of Apache was
.... t..H.|- t.ra F.ft..t
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-l.a es Tr-aa and Ne.m2 A2-
! s.. I hfah'''i. ana "''e a-.eho-
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Miss Mildred T5.'.r came ir
/ from near .awtoa >uroa, L. be-
/ z.l her wp.xas sr.u.y teacher
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06

State of Oklahoms, County Of
Comanche, SO: !, A. J., Rob
erts, Cashier of the above nam
ed Bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true To-
the best Of my knowledge and
belief so help me God.
A L.ROBERTs, Cashier
Correct Attest
g. NJ Brunskill,
W. w Brunskili,
Directors.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06

CHAMPION ads pay best.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06

Lots Of room TO have grand
time ut the Temple hall Friday
night;bring your games along.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06
Bank Statement.

Report Of the ondition Of the
BANK OF ELGIN
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06

Of Elgin, Oklahoma, at the close
Of business September y, 1915
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06

Overdrafts, secured
and unsecured ... 2l2. So
Securities with Bank
ing Board .. 800. 90
Stocks. Bonds, War
rants. etc. ...... 90G. O2
Banking House ... 1000 90
Furniture and Fixt. GjO. OU
Due from Banks,
Cash in Bank ... 3,77S a
Total .... .... $3J, III. 40
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06

DR.. J. F.GambIe and wife, Mrs.
&. NJ. Wolcott, Mrs. Hattie Mel
son, Mrs. |. Il. Miller, Misses
Dott Wolcott and Linda Craw-
ford, Perley Bennett and II. p
WettenRel and wife went to Ok
lahoma City Thursday to attend
the fair.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-06
RESOURCES

Loans and Discounts $2s, 034. 70
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
Wife Wou ouldn Cook
Hubby Asks Dicorce
"trOer' Lewis Complains. In Divorce
Petition, That Ills wife Refused to
Cook His Meals or Sta, nj IIomc

BECAUSE his wife refused In grl m
W 'he morning and cook his break
INST and persisted In this puImdr
with regard to lunch and summer Her
bert II Lewis, Iof Rrltlon. flied pr.
tltion for divorced IN the district court
Monday morning.
Lewis states that he nnd nj. wife
were married In 1910 nnd lml they
hhNe tnurNeuruld boy. The pcli
tloh states that Mrs Lewis often left
the boy In the care " neIphhors Mt
brlltun white shc went in Okphomn
city 10 loaf aud take I'm the movies.
aud thnt when be- demonstrated with
her she replied Nh hitter aud sarcastic
language, much IN his humiliation.
Custody NJ lhd child nnd NIL NJ the
personal property save rug mud u
nhonnurnph are requested by lewis
from the court.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
SIX MILES WITH
BULLET IN LUNG
StOrekeeper Killed and Bob
Crawford Suspect, Shot Through
Chest -One Bandit Escapes

TULSA, Okla, oct ll-l,r-OSl.u-
= two highwuymcu iu front OF ..
store at Dawson, It suburb of lu..
about nine O'Clock Sunday nigh. vs.
S. Ward. 80 years old, wu- ,.., To-
death
Bob Crawford, who Is suspected
Of being one of the mghwIymru lies
IN II local hospital with Il bullet rhrug.
his left lung aud is said to hc -,U-
Bob Crawford. one Of the bandit,
who Killed und robbed " $. W.m
merchant at Dawson, near lm. last
night. was fatally wounded lH Officers
who gave pursuit and Is .mtrur boo
a Tulsa hospital
Crawford. however c.uItI CAPTURE
aud succeeded IN making hi- uat o
his home IN Tulsa. dN milo. distant
from the scene of the LIiIir. OF ward.
though shot through th, uus sheriff
N0nlry ana posse ulr hot 600 t.r ruml
.of the olncr bandit to-day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11

/ pNDON oct A. The German.
~ l"fl dead estimated nt between
100 and 5000 iu number IN front VI
the allies lines aftrr their ineffective
as, lult ul t,r lH-t few days Va the vi.
cinit, ~ loo- iu northern France. ac-
"Ordlng tu tuduN~ -tatmcni NJ the
French war office II n.ludps tu the
outcome Of the fighting e, "a grave
and costly check lu the GrrmHus
Heavy artillery engagements north
of La SMrpr aud Zoe the champagne
are lhr only activities on The western
front mentioned m uffi.nl statements
from Paris.
Much importance attaches ro the
merllnfg NJ the Greek parliament at
which the new ruhlupl declaration
.of future policy BOO connection with the
war iS expected
King Constantine Of Greece Is again
III and j, confined 10 his room. ac
corning 10 advice, through Berlin.
Paris reported that three quurters
Of Belgrade which now is In Teutonlr
hands, was destroyed by the shell fire
of the AuStru.GrrmanS whose drive
into Scrhiu is now in full swing
CONTINUED on Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
Italian Representative
Charged Oversight
Failure Of Diplomatic agent to Fully
Apprise His Government of Facts
Leads 10 Preferment uf Charge,

ROME, oct IL FurH-n Nni,lob
Sunnino has been inrcrpr.nlnd ns to
whether Italian diplomatic representa-
lives abroad who had failed IN their
duty were Ia gO unpublished
The Interpolation &. supposed to
hnye reference 10 the case NJ Nlaruuis
Garroni Italian minister at Constnn-
tinople, who, It has been asserted. al
though informed Ia July 1917 by the
German ambassador nl Cuu-tnutnnrIc.
Baron Won Nnngcuhriu. that the
Austrian note 10 Serbia made war a
certainty. neglected 10 inform the
Italian government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
NOTE ON TRADE.
SENT ENGLAND
President Puts Seal Of ApprOVa
on New PreSentment Of Areu.
ment 10 Great Britain

W ASlllNGION url Ill., President
w Wilson todaN "upru,rd finally the
new note to Great Britain protesting
at great length against interference
with neutral trade It viii 20 to Lon.
don at once Arrangement, fur pub
hcation will be- mpdr later
President Wilson toIay studied the
long note prepared 10y Secretary Ian
~iu answering the several note, rr
ceirel In the lg~t 'cv month, from
Great Britain ou the subject NJ inter
Terence with American trade The
'nsr ot the American meat packer, b.
covered in u general way. although
specific eases are being dealt with la
e separate communication
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
HELD On MURDER CmtRGE
Frank Hell Arrested In Conn ,tloa
With Death " Former TeNan

CHICAGO oct n Fmnk j. shnd.
m also known as Frank Bell was ~.
rested here Sunday In connection wi,h
the murder of u woman found dead
m Minneapolis hotel few da,,
ago The victim was Mrs. Katherine
Arnold Of Buffalo. \. Y, aud formerly
~ Tyler Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
DEPUTY SHERIFF KILLED

NEW ORLEANS, Oct ll-urm,
sheriff Glwarl Gauthreaux of Trrr
Bounc parish dlcd here late Suudo,
night and Albert Thibecnux, grand
sou " former Governor Thihedpu,
who II charged with shooting the den
MY * IN locOl hospital fatal,
wounded
GluthrcauN, according 90 witnesses
was shot while attempting To pucll A
disturbance nt Schrlevcr Snturd,y
nirht The deputy after falling tn the
ground drew revolver aud shot his
alleged aSsallunt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
Wilson Addresses 4.
d. OF r. Delegates

WASHINGTON O.t n THE 18th
anniversary uI the founding NJ tho
American Daughters uf the Revolution
WIZ n".rhrutud here Munlny. Regent,
and drluguir- from throughout the
country were here fur the urrnsiuu.
The feature of the program was 10 br
an address n'r today %, prr.idru
Wilson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
BELGRADE SCENE
Of UTTER RUIN
Paris Reports That Three
Quarters Of Serbian Capital
Is Destroyed
GERMANS LOSE 5000 AT LOOS
Italian Premier Visits Front His
Trip Regarded as Of Inter
national Moment

PARIS, Oct. ll.-Three- quarters
OF the city Of Belgrade has been
destroyed by 5000 Austro- Hunga-
rian shells and the fighting contn.
ue,, according 10 an Nthen. dis.
patch TO the Matin.
Telephone communication be.
tween Belgrade and Nish has been
cut.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
ROBBERS MAKE
VICTIMS KNEEL
Pharmacy al BrittOn Held Up Sun
day Night - $40 Cash Reward
Bandits Pains
TIE town VI RrIltm IN hc Snnlo

TIE town NJ Brlum m the Santa
= fr, eight mile, north NJ Oklnhumu
'llN acquired % fresh topic for con
NrI'auun Sunday might at lO:lU
O'Clock when man. m- face disguised
hy a baudaua handkerchief entered
the Brlltuu rhnrmarl gun In hand.
aud held up the proprietor a. 4. Rob
lnson, aud q customer Leonard Strad
ford When the ruhhrr entered hr
polluted his weapon al Robinson aud
commanded him to hold MP hl-
hnuls' Statford had nj. back turned.
and believing the command merely a
prank ~ friend did mot obey until
the third time the ruhhrr spoke
After the thief had secured the at
lrulim ur hi, two Nirlim, he marched
them tu the rear nt the store and rum
muudcd them tu fam m their kupr,
their hands slim elevated while he
went through their packets. 4 watch
nom Robinson and SN1i m cash from
Slrndfuu rewarded his efforts.
keeping the mru .lill covered. aud
commanding lhcm tu remain iu their
wulcrful attitude. the holdwp then ad
Uured to the cash register FROM
which he secured SO. Then walking
in the front door he compelled his VIE.
tim, to filc past iQto the street and
march quietly AWAY threatening II
they gave the alarm to shool. when
Robinson aud Stndfurd had reached
the street corner about hlurk from
the store the bandit started n the up
poslle direction un run
Roth Robinson and Studfurd have
suspicious MS to the idruit, ~ the
rohhcr aud lorul officials are working
ON their tip
The BrttIn Pharmacy and the post
office have both been hurglarilcd since
lust July
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
MGR ROWLAND RETAINED

CHICAGO, Oct. Clarence Row
lnnl win be retniucd M manager NJ
the Chicago American lcruur ruh fur
tile 1915 senson Charles 4 ConiskcN
owner uf the team. announced
There never was q chuuyr NJ Row
land being dropped tvrullcs. NJ m
reports ComisScy said EowiWl
gnt all that eoud he asked uu of un
new team"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
Grain Dealers 1000
Strong in Perona, III
Western Men Open Their NIneeenth
Annual Confercnce-iffiliated state
Organizations Are Represented

PEORIA, llL, Oct IL over u thou
sand members NJ the Grain Dealer,
National association aud nffllhtrd
state organizations from Texas. Knu
sas, Missouri aud other states. and the
Western Grain Dealers association. nr
rived Sunday night to intend the mine
tcenth annual convention which open.
here Monday murning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
British 200
Officers mOne Week

LONDON oOl {. British u,m
llr, reported since October total more
than 2lun The weekend casualty
|-l published lodu, gives 2uu Officers
and 300 men This brings mp the total
casualty published 300 rhr London Ia
rr. since the first of rhr month lu psi
Officers and 1u3al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
rince of Thurn and
Taxis Dies in Russia
Frederic Killed in Fighting in Dnies-
ter kegiOn-Had Been Confined in
Base Hospital

LONDON. oct II. Prime Frederic
uf lhuu and Tuyi.. died iu Rus
sian husr hospital according tu Il
P,Wogmd dispatch 10 the Post after
being severely wounded In an en-
ruuutcd with Russian raiders Ia the
wilma salient
\ dispatch from Amsterdam, Sep
tcmhor -, said the Berlin lokal An
lrigcr had announced that Prince
Frederic had been Killed while fight
INK In the nuirstcr region.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
rOrE ADDRESSES SULTAN

ROME oct IL Mmsiguor Dolcl.
the apostolic delegate ut Cunstnntln.
oplr mvlus reported tu the holy see
un th" suffering N the ArmcnIans.
Pops benedict, has written. an auto
graph letter 10 the Sultan NJ Turkey
inierccdug tor the unfortunate people.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
EARTHQuArS SEs IN EUROPE

STCTTGARTTL oct li-Thc scly
mometer nj Stuttgart observatory has
recorded strong Lonrlh vibrations for
the past ~ hours The disturbance mp.
rnrentlr has hccln ccninl In Europe
Trcmors were feM at Mnrlenbud.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
Aldrmed for Health
of French Minister
Foreign Minister, Non- lppraranrc nt
Cabinet Council Eolrs Fear in
France; Ailment Merely . Gold

PARIS, Oct n The absence of Tor
rlrn minister Del Cas.r from the cab
met council today and the announce
m"nt that he was ill caused some pub
.lr concern. 1t was afterwards stated.
however that the foreign ministers
n'ment was nothing more sprlou, than
20 cold md that he would gu tu The
ministry late this afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
PAN-AMER|CAN
PlAN APPROVED
Sanction Of Bolivia, Uruguay and
Guatemala Is All Carranzan
Recognition LaCkeS Now
W ASlIINDru\ Ort 1.-THE gov.
w pllIu,tI. az NpIIylu Tru,,u,,,

W ASUlNDIu\ Ort 1.-THE gov.
w cumrul- OF liolivIu, Uruguay
aud Guulruua rmuncd to be heard
from to-day boo approval OF the action
~ the luiud state, government Ia
deciding u recognize the Curranza
government u Mexico, The other
countries which participated IN the
Pan American U,uc, conference
through the diplomatic Representatives
Argentina Halil aud Chile al
ready have sanctioned the work " the
conference lnr approval Of the first
uumcd governments rs expected mo.
mcnturly
The newt step tu he taken by the
United State, win he determined ac.
tiuu NJ tho lurm IN which recognition
,mll hr accorded II Is expected IN
br extended this week. possibly
through formal notification 10 ElIzIn
Arrcudmdn Cnrranzn's official agent
here. Prohibition NJ shipment of arms
to mutluus oppuscd To Carranza gov
cumruJ then win follow
BROWNSVILLE. Tex. oct II
The last NJ General n. +. Nnfnrntc's
Cnrrpug troops were leaving Nlotn
moro, to-day Their destination WINS
unnlmurl ~ II campaign nroinst
guerilla bands " Vllhstas ncnr Vie.
turla about $50 niles south Of her,
The Nnlnrrnte troops have been gath
orng large quantities Of supplies for
sryrra days The villa soldiers flpI
into the mountains when the Cnrrnnys
forces conquered northeast Mrylco a
frw months ago, and have remained
m hiding since. 81
Army patrols mere tolny reported
that both Sides of me river are nm.
wrniN completely free from bandit
upIiyitios
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11

GlANWAS, Mex, oct. IA mil.
nary train arrived here today with
four pieces ~ artillery, two machine
guns ana about 1000 villa troops.