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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20
ENDS PHONE SQUABBLE
Corporation Commission Orders PiO-
necr Company 10 Permit Talk Over
Line, From Rush Springs Residents

Rush Springs VIII. hereafter hc rou
ueytyd with oklahoma CITY aud 9th.
cr points Boo the state hy telephone. ~
soon us the physical connection at
tmuhushu run bee made An order 90
that effect hu, been made by the cor.
porutiu commission
At % hearing held boy the commission
some tImr age 10 was represented that
the telephone system NJ Rush Springs
dld not connect with the outside world
because the Pioneer refused to accept
lts offer To make physicsl connections
The Iiur was built from Rush Springs
into rhlrkushu fpr that purpose aud
connection was refused uu the svitrh.
huurd " the Pioneer
The order ~ the commission allows
lhr Pioneer % per cyut of uII the TO-
roWug mad outgoing business over It's
lines from the Rush Springs exchange
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20
WENT TO 4 FORTUNE TELLER
Farm Owner Takes Her \d,ice and
Holds tu Land

BRAMAN Ok. \uu 2O Bmrs
nauhs, who own, quarter section
near production refuses tu lease hls
farm because a fortune TELLER u Kan
sus CITY told him there WIS q stream
uf oll under t. pouh received uu NJ
fer from Il T. Gordon uf the National
ON and development company uud
went ut mcc lu consult tup fortune
TELLER She told him tu du Ubr hlllug
himself und get the stream of "A.
puub then refused 10 leuse ibe lands
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STORM AREA PASSED
Weather Report SAYS Storm District
Central Between ST Louis and
Mcmphi, Ioday-Warninrs issued

The recent gulf hurricane 4, prob
ably 'uyrr as tnr a- oklahoma city Is
concerned The report from the gov
rrumcut weather bureau this morning
said that the storm had taken a new
lease " life nfter rcuwiug over east
Texas. and was central over southeast
Missouri this morning with Increased
Intensity attended hy heavy rains aud
hy local high winds
The report say, that the storm viii
move uurthrnswuul. attended by ruin
tn the lake region aud Ohio valley
eastward tonight and SATURDAY. The
center NJ the storm area rs to-day about
midway between 81 Louis aud Mem
phie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20
COMMISSIONER BLACK Ill

County Commissioner l. w. BLACK,
"ho was stricken with AN attack or
hear, trouble Thursday night was rr
ported u- recovering nicely fridu,
morning Mr. Black had just come
from ONE Or the local theatres at
about B3D when hr was taken sick.
and wa, Immediately rushed ~ d
hospital Attending physicians say be
WlI. hn un.r 90 bee out within three
ur -four days
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SAFETY FIRST MEET

A sUfcty first convention. tu hp held
M oklahoma CITY about November T..
ls hoiug promoted by W G. Ashton
state labor commissioner. who has lust
returned from conference with offi
cers NJ the National Safety council
llu thinks With the advent of the
Wurkmrus COMPENSATION law rmpluy
cr- ALSO viii Doe greatly interested m
the movement
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Identified Dead

Mrs. Wilhelmina Hern, 81.
Private T.. Brandt 60. 4, Nine.
trenth Infantry, T. S, A.
Baby GOlman " months old
....... Brown, sailor.
..... Jennings, iabOrrr
........ KOchl dock worker
...... MattON. United StAtos
life guard.
hot STON. IrN. Aug. ~. - Dis
patches iilrd in Galveston yesterday
aud reaching here today, giving a
death list Of rs and saying flat ear
had been sent down the island for
more bodies were supplemented by
private reports today tnat number
Of bodies mad been brought in On the
ear. Galveston island is forty miles
lOnd and II IN reported that many bod
les from the mainland have washed
ashore along the island
GALN ESTON. Texas. Aug 20 Two
British steamships the Hnrirsduu and
the Eaton Hall ARE aground ut Swan
lake on the mainland suuIhWrs, ot
Texas CITY II Is -uid that the Eaton
llHll j, ~ % serious cuudluou,
HOUSTON, Texas, Aug 20 Xvi.
dcuce Uf tue unusual dc-truCtycntos
or Monday hurricane was seen iu
II.tt.f..t l,..-t..r.I. t..iu.. ,.It..I t.U...I
between tliy and LOO persons either
injured Ia the storm Ur suffering from
Illness contracted iu long exposure
Most Of these patients rHmr FROM 90
Tie towns along the coast
delegation Of three citizens from
WulluccNllc Il town ~ about one
thousand inhabitants on the euSt side
Of the Galveston bay appealed today
lot aid. saying that only three houses
remain iu their town This committee
estimated that iUUOO head Of stock
drowned iu Chambers county where
Wulmrrlllr is situated
They said also there Is worry over
the fate NJ 80 inhabitants " SmlthS
Point a peninsula juttlug Far out Into
the hnl, which seemed tU be- sub.
merged during the storm
The most unusuul drifting vApori
eupe reported thus far was that OF n
young girl uf about l6. found On Gal
weston beach unconscious. When ~
yIyed. she suld she was at NrlurU
nearly sixty miles distant when the
hurricane hlt She became mcuu
scious again before giving amy other
Information.
The burning NJ bodies ut dead amt
mai, alreudy hu- begun in the count,
outside Houston aud lu many other
sections " the ruust
The first batch NJ lrlegrums ont Of
Galveston arrived herr hy courier last
night There were 500 NJ these mes
sagpes
Fry injured soldiers arrived here
tudny FROM Texas city and with them
came several hundred women nnd chill
continued ON tnst rage
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suLzBERGER Will ruED

NEW YORK Aug ~ Tho win of
Ferdinand Sul7hcrgcr, witch vus filed
here today dlsposcs " pu e.tntp ~
more than X2.OOO0OO one son. Simon.
who lives I'm SYDNEY Australia ons
given y share I'm trust fund VI SnO
NOo. THE resldunry estate was dNId.
ct among Nr Sulzbergcrs sr,cu othor
SONS and funr lnngl.nrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20
ALPS DON'T ATTRACT

GENEVA, Switzerland. Aug. %
The completeness or the decline In
foreign travel In Switzerland owing
TO the war ls indicated by the figures
for foreign automobiles crossing the
border Last season the number was
over $500 This year Il wa, only
$50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20
SNOOPS
ON MISSOURI
Flood Conditions Prevail In Ozark
Region Railroad Service
Already Impaired

KANSAS CITY Aug % The ozark
mountains or southern Missouri and
northern Arkansas were today the
center Of the tropical hurricane which
swept into Texas from the Guf Of
Mexico last Monday night, according
To the local weather bureau From
Springfield Mo- TO ST Louis and
south over almost half or Arsausas.
the territory was deluged last night
aud the rains continue today Much
minor dumngr was done by "A wind
which early today reached velocity
Of ~ miles nn hour In many places.
ST LOUIS Aug 20. As the morn
Ink advanced the downpour Increased
Railroad service ou the Missouri Pa
clfic and un the ST. Louis nnd San
Fruncisco wus\ discontinued as thc
rails were under water from a flool
IN the Dcs pcres river. which Ia.
creased IN width ot one polnt From,
six feet 90 OOO feet
Scores were taken frum thels home.
iu suburbs southwest Of the city ln
boats.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20
HOTEL MAN SUES
Paul H. Reiss Made Defendant In Ae.
tlOn TO Effect Payment Of Alleged
Balance Due the lee HuCLins Hotel

Suit was filed by the uuckins Ho.
tel company owners Of the Lee Huck
ius hotel 70 county court Friday
ag4'Hl rAsl q gt. ~ ~ ityp
alleges that Relss stayed at the hotel
from November /. NIB. tu October !
1914 plliug up HII n SsuOG1 NJ
this amount SlOO was paid and the
company !, suing for the remainder
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tair weather tonight and SATURDAY. not
much change Boo temperature.

N" TT||T|UT HIUTW n MOVING FT|||
eastward add 10 central this morning over
tas territory between 81 Louis uni N.m
nhs lur lowest burumetriD reading rr
ported was B5U inches H 81 Louis No
The storm il accompanied by high winds
uud excessive precipitation Temperature
are below the seHsUusI average va mos.
sections Uf the country
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20
JACKSON SOLD; 100000
Cleveland American Outfielder CO.'S
to Washington al Another Of Those
fabulous Prices

CLEVELAND o, Aug 20 joe
Jackson Cleveland American pur
fielder b, to h. sold within q v,,.h to
Washington Of the -uur League rr
$4,000 according TO authentic .nror
nation obtained here today
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I uNDON. Aug ~ l.. .u. AUS
A. uluu, and Gembl p.r-- uu to
rhc last NJ the Ouu}u- r9rtre.sps
standing between the Russian uupual
and the Invaders. Prtru-gal ls discus
sing the uIylsaDlllty of rmJNug the
government 10 lts aucl,Ur sent ut Mos
COW, ulwuy- cuusidep.U ,hr Aruu "
the nation. kuyuo and Nmugrurglr,sk
urr now definitely lu lr hands VI
the Hrrmun- The fau1ug move
mrut of Field Mursnu $40. Vlurkrn.
sen grows more Threatening hourly
and II would not br -unr.siug II
Grand Duke \Iuhoius should abandon
all efforts 10 form .rg uur with
Br-tlitul~t ns the n..'
From Hn.tlltoy-D u O>-oWe,z
which -rrme t0 be- ul-mudlug the
assault. ~ tho hpar German guns
better thnu Hug other fortress fierce
fighting continues with ,nc advantage
uruutmlrl on l... rlgsI
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Sinking Of the Arabic
Plunges Officials at
Washington Gloom
Nam Facts of the Arabic Episode

score or more lives reported 10 have been lost
Iorpedoed by German submarine way out of Liverpoo
Sank III eleven minutes after it struck
American passengers aboard number from 10 10 Is
Lille salvage due 10 calm water and coOlness of crew
Two Americans among missing probably among the dead
has VIDE controversial significance following last by Lansing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20
DR. LONG ARRIVES

nr lolloy Long new dean of the
medical furulty " the state university.
has removed with his family IN this
CITY and has secured n rr,ldpnup on
West Seventeenth street
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LAST BULWARK
NPOLANDG GONE
Russian Fortress Of NOvogeOrvgie
vSk Taken Germans Capture
Two Thousand Men

BERLIN. Aug. 20 Official an.
nouncement was made here to-day
Of the capture Of th, important
Russian fortress OF NO,OgeDrgieysk
with more than 10000 muu.
The Statement follows. "Ihe
fortress Of NOyOgeOrgirysA. the
enemys last bulwark in Poland.
has been captured after stubborn
resistance.
The entire garrison of more
than 10000 men and an rnormOus
stock VI war material fell into
our hands
The emperor left Tor NOyU.
georgieysk TO give thanl- of him
sell and the iatheriand to the lead
rr VI the attack General lun
Beseler and his troop,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20

| ONpON Aug 20 The best In.
formation now available Indicates
'A'i score or more Persons lost their
lives ln the sinking Of the White Star
LIner Arabic 10y German submarine
Yesterday morning OF the south cusst
of Ireland Thu, fur lt hns NOT b.ar
determined definitely whether ANY
American, urc among the dead. Or
edmond ] Wood Of JuursyilIe. Wis
ana Mrs Josephine $. Brupiprr nm
American who had lived in Eurup.
Tor "iut years. are missing
Tile White Star announced This
morning thnl all but eight u the pa,.
Sehger, had been landed at Queens.
Town -Four ut the eight were said In
be- Americans According 10 lpfor.
mhlluu rablrd tu Washington hy lewis
g. Thompson American consul Al
Queenstown however DR. Wood and
Mrs Hrngulvrr are the uul, mI,sln,
Americans The other two. James
Hou'lluu uf Philadelphia and Thomas
lm"rr nf New York. were rrrortrd
uN Nr Thompson tu have been saved
lu nl0 about ioO NJ the 423 persons
ou board the Arabic have been ac.
counted for The fate VI the other,
ls sun boo doubt but us the hour.
.rng'hrn Since thp Arabic met destru,
tion hop"> that the others may hs,.
been sawed is fading
Iho announcement that aU ,a,a
eight passenger, were saved wa. MI
lowed h' reports that the minority
ynuuurd ou Last PAGE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20
THE WEATHER

nl#'Hu. Tonight ..H saturday fuIr
Lnaaa. D,arHt ur nmlgF mud
SHuri.# nu. much .laugn 900 lrmlru
tur.
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LONDON, Aug. 2O-It Is nm
derstoOd thai the Arabic carried
Detweeu slO,OOO,OOO and $4,000.
oOO worth Of American securities
Tor New York. These ali wev
insured.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2O.-Up to
u A m. or I D. m. London time
l''''- AdtstioHal' dIspasctTs rxprst.
ing the Arabic have been received
u Is assumed that the British cen
sorship Is being imposed
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lite guard

GALVESTON, Texas. aug 20 Two
BRUSH steamships Che Hurlpsduu and
the Eaton Hall ARE aground Ht Swan
lake on Tie mainland southwest ot
Texas city II Is rald that the Luluu
Hall ls lu serious cuudluou
The Chitina leader., 1915-08-24

fighting is under way with both sides losing heavily and daily
expanding tremendous amounts in ammunition.
ROME Aug 21-Indications increasing that rupture
between Italy and Turkey imminent Turkey has refused to
allow Italian subjects Turkey to return home and the sua
Trpo is hardly satisfactory to the Italian authorities
feel that Turkish agents endeavorng to stir trouble
1t is felt that declaration of by Italy cannot
long delayed that Italy will send several hun
bred thousand of her surplus troops to aid the allies in the
fighting on the Galipol peninsula
ROME Aug 21-The Italian government has sent a viz
tua ultimaum Turkey and believed that the
sage has been so wored that Turkey will refuse the Italian
demands with the result that Italy will be forced to declare
war on the Ottoman empire. The increasing irritation be-
tween countries has reached the breaking point and
Turkey has shown no inclination respect the rights of ta
Turkey despite the repeated protests of the government
in Rome
The Chitina leader., 1915-08-24

ATHENS, Aug. 19Al is activity here owing to the
sons of parliament and the efforts being made by the foreign
diplomats to influence the the other in
the present European conflict The king received the British
minister today and held long and presumably important
ference with him. After listening to the English diplomat
King Constantine expressed desire to consult with the Rus
sian ambassador who Immediately sent for. Premier
Venzeos visited all of the entne ministers and held long
vesaons with them Nothing be learned from of the
parties concerned about their deliberations but is felt that
Greece will assist the allies arrangements be made
The question of the Daanees will be discussed and prob
able disposition the event of Turkish defeat settled upon
LONDON, Aug 21-The Russian government is seriously
considering the removal of the capital from Petograd to Mos
The advancing Germans in the Baltic provinces together
with the of Won Bueow's cavalry have raised
doubts in the minds of the general staff whether
the armies the Car will be able check the invaders The
anking being undertaken by Mackensen is
Stunning threatening proportions and day result in the
abandonment of the Bresovsk line Of defense Concedng
that Warsaw might be lost the Russian plans had contemplated
line with BresLtovsk the pivot but the Teutons
have already penated the outer positions of that fortress and
Mackesen slowly but surely getting around in the of it.
Fierce fighting continues along the front the center of
which is running from Ossowez to BresLtovsk The rail
road has been north of Bk and short distance south of
Baok but the Russian line has not been broken and the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-02-17
Where the Fabians First Met.

Where the Fabians First Met.
Clifford Inn, ny Temple Bar, which
was recently sold at auction il Lon.
don, has. already undergone a good
deal of reconstruction, though this has
not sc far materially damaged the
las: of the c)oistral retreats behind
the frontage Of Fleet street. When the
old buildings disappear, as seems in
evitable, there will go a good many
sets of chambers associated with "a
nous men-among them the rooms
occupied for many years. while his
books were slowly making way among
he discerning. by tina, pure eccen
trio Samuel Butler of "Crewhon." L:
was, by the way, in the little old hall
Of Clifford's Inn that the weekly meet
ings Of the Fabian society were held
for at least decade and half II
was there, indeed, that the old gana
--Sidney Webb, Bernard Shaw. Hu.
bert Bland, Graham Wallas. Sydney
Olivier and the rest-finished and
practised the debating game. which
In the nineties made them SO power.
full band OF controversialists.-Ma1-
chester Guardian.
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Cannot Undertake to Super
wise Distribution of the
Wilhelmina's Cargo.
WOULD BE UNFAIR ACT
Unless Other Belligerents Consent TO
Such Action. State Department
Holds 1t Wculd BE Equivalent to
Giving Aid to Germany.

Washington, Feb. 16.-The princ;
pie was announced by the state de
partment today that this government
could not undertake to supervise toe
dlstrlDutlon OF the foodstutf cargo Of
the Wllhelmina uflGer American con
suls or agents in German territorj
without the consent Of the belrieei-
ents
This practically iisposes of the
proposition of Germany to tie Unit ID
States in the note which was file 4
by Count Won Bernstorff with Coun-
sellor Lansing on Saturday, nat a
distribution might be made in IT,
way to prove the good faith OF Ger:
many.
The state departmnt declares thai
for the United States to undertake
the distribution as government,
would be ON all fcurs with the sen,,-
ing of money into Germany T'nHy
say that while l1ioney has been sent
from time to time. it has always
been with the full knowledge of the
belligerents.
The department says it has receiv-
ed no additional information as 20
the status of the cargo OF the Wi,
helmina. Counsellor Lansing index
stands clearly that the cargo actla."
ly has been taken over by the Brit.s"
prize court. Whether any dispos,or
Of the cargo can be made nending de-
cision of the court he is not inform
ed, although various propositions
have been made, as, for instance, thai
it should be utilized by the Belgian
relief commission or that it be 500
to merchants in Great Britain.
In the communication to American
Ambassador PAGE the state dep""'-
ment expressed no opinion to tn
merits of the Wilhelmina case. it did.
however, express the hope" that Ito
statements of the owners and the
ether information sent might ha =.
the effect Oh the court OF releasing
the vessels. Nothing, of course, has
been sent direci to the court. IE'a
statements of the owners and :ao
other matter sent Will, in ,Ae usual
courts OF procedure, appear before
the court in the snaps Of deposl1ons.
In the opinion OF the department.
officials, the case of the W!lhelmna
is not different in any substantial
way from that Of the Brindilla.
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SLAY CRUISERS
SINK j. S. ship
Morgenthau Reports on De-
struction Of the Washing
ton at TrebiZond.

Washington, FEB. ia detailed
account by Ambassador Morgenthau
at Constantinople sent to the state
depa1 tment tonight on the sinking OF
the American steamer Washington a
week ago in the harbor of Tribizond
indicates that the American consul
had a narrow escape from the Shells
of the Russian cruisers which sent
the steamer to the bottom.
The length at which Mr.. Morgen-
thau discusses the case and the
interest taken by A. G. Northup. the
American consul at Trebizond, indl-
Gates strongly that the Washington
may become big international INC!
dent.
It is stated without reservation in
the official report that the Russian
fleet gave no notice of the lombard
ment on Trebizond, and this lays
the basis of claim for indemnify
and cor protest against an unjust!I''
ah1o art
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NOTICE
To all owners Of land in the city of
Pine Bluff:

To all owners OF land in the city of
Pine Bluff:
The delinquent tax list for Paving
District No. a., or Cemetery Paving
District, has been turned over TO
Coleman & Can't, attorneys, to en-
force payment. This district en-
braces every piece of land in the city
of Pine Bluff The first assessment,
was due in December, 1911. The de-
linquent list in the hands of the at
torneys covers the years 1911, 1912
and 1913. The purpose of this notice
is to give land owners the opportun-
ity Of making payment before court
costs are incurred. Unless you have
receipts for the three years mention
ed on each piece of property you
own in the city of Pine Bluff you
should call at once at the office of
Coleman & CAN'T, 615 Citizens Bank
building, where you can make set
tlement by paying the taxes, penalty
and interest. If settlement is not
made within the next few days suit
will be brought and additional costs
incurred.
The taxes for 1914 will be collected
by the city collector for few days
longer, when the delinquent list for
that year also will be turned over to
the attorneys to collect with penalty
and interest.
WILLIAM NICHOL,
CLIFTON HOWELL,
NJ SILBERNAGLE.
.-12.5t. Board OF Improvement.
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ARGENTA PLAYS HERE.
Team Will Contest ut Basketball
Against Local Boys Thurs
day Night.

lnouncement was made yesterday
a game of basketball has been
|hged between the squad repre-
Ing the Argenta High school and
squad which will represent Pine
! in the campaign for the state
hpionship this season.
he game will be played Thursday
Il at the gym of the Young Mems
|stian association, and will be
Ted promptly at 8 o'clock. Be
|e it is believed the two squads
unusually evenly matched, a big
I'D of fans are expected to be in
bdance.
be Pine Bluff boys returned Sun
from Crossett, where they played
Jay and Saturday nights against
| squad at that place. The local
!, which was in charge of Prof.
bett, coach at the High school, lost
Friday contest, but defeated the
(sett boys in the Saturday affair,
|he score of so to 20. Both con-
were fast and hard-fought.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-02-17
Book Windows,

Books are the windows through
which the soul looks out. A home
without books is like room without
windows. No man has right to bring
up his children without surrounding
them with books, Il he has the means
to buy them. 1t is wrong to his
family. He cheats themj The love OF
knowledge comes with reading, and
grows upon 1t. And the love of knowl.
edge. in young mind, is almost war.
rant against the inferior excitement o.,
passions All ces:--Henry Ward
Beechar.
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Wanted to Get II Right.

"Gertie," said a mother to her five.
yearold daughter. heres dime; run
down to the drug store and get me :
bottle Of sweet oil" Gertie started
down the street, but soon came run
ming back to ask: About how sweet
do you want It. mammal
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Held FOR RObbING
BANK At CARLISLE
Anglln and Kinnebrooke
Brothers, Chased from Pine
Bluff, Taken into CUSTODY.

Macon, Ga. Feb. 16.-James and
Richard Kinneybrooke were arrested
here yesterday on warrants charging
them with being fugitives from JUS
tice from Arkansas, where they are
wanted on an indictment returned in
Lonoke county, charging them with
the robbery of the Bank of Carlisle,
according to messages received by 10
cal officials. Sheriff Swain of Lon
oke county has wired that he is COM
ing with extradition papers. The
Kinneybrookes will contest extradi-
tion
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Dedicate Sanitariu,,,.

Chicago, Feb. 16.-The Chicago
Municipal tuberculosis sanitarium
was dedicated today. The place is
declared by experts to be the finest
and best in the world, and cost $2,-
100000. The patients are to dwell IN
cottages. Accommodations for 600
will be ready in month.