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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13

When the United States army avia-
tors, now stationed at Fort Sill. Okla,
start for their permanent heauIuar-
ters at Fort sam Houston, Texas,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13
LADIES $1,000 REWARD l

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Fred Blair has been named to sue
ceed Harley G. Winfrey, resigned. as
postmaster at Dolby Springs, Harper
county Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13

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I, W. I, +,h'1f .s thought. bnt mnless S ess
5.i,.'.,,1, H'.H no approval OF tho a5'
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13

The discontinuance of the follow
ing oklahoma postoffices is an
nounced by the postoffice depart
ment: Hadley, Cherokee county, mail
to Yonkers; Kent, Choctaw county.
mail to Nelson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13

Messrs. Beall and Quinn. the King
victed of violation OF the federal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
WATSON TAKES CHAIR
IN OWN BEHALF BUT
EVIDENCE is LIMITED

Augusta. Ca. nov. 30 Thpmus T.
Watson. the Georgia editor took the
witness stand IN his own defense to-
day at his trial ON charges uf having
sen; obscene matter attacking the ho-
man catholic church thruush the
malls
lie attempted to snow that there
were motives behind the prosecution
which were possibly unKnpwu Co.
rither the grand iury which Indicted
him or lo the present district uttur-
neg. who was not bon office when the
Indictment was returned The court
however ruled this testimony out ON
tnc ground that only the guilt 70 in
uoccucc oi the defendant was rel,-
Want
Uriur, uNug the stand Watson wuH
u,,rru',d Boo his attempt tn place n
cyidcu,, complete copies of uc uuu-
uoutnus containing tho Language
mentioned n the indictment the
court hcldmF that the ARTICLES them
selves mentioned 900 the indictment
were sufficient
Watson contends the publications
must uc taken as whole.
Watson ,ump'e.od h.. tr- mnn.
and tLe defense rrst,l b., case .huri-
| ly before HneacHn rc,es ruy ."ar.
! refused ia r,uprl 'h" government
case on 90 motion uf tby rH"se HtH.
/ Geo allow additional i,- WuuN
Watson vU- .uD ualN witness 'r ,h,
! defense
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
ENGLISH CONTINUE
TO HOPE SERBIA
IS NOT LOST
Many Believe Wintry Wealth
er Will Halt Invaders Un-
til Allies Can Rush Rein
forcements Into Field.

London, Nov. 29. G:05 u. M The
Brit.ah public is not inclined To- grant
the German contention tina. the ser
bian campaign of the central powers
has been brought 10 a successful con-
clusion
The hope is expressed here that the
wintry weather viii give time for re-
inforcing the Angiu-French .roopa
until they are strong enough To- as
sumo the offensive before the invaders
have consolidated their positions li
Serbia. RUSSIA also is counted on Ia
play part in these operations In
he meantime the oaly ac,ive military
operations seem to be centcring
around Monnstir the fate of which D.
obscure. The many contradictory re-
ports on this subject vary from tho
assertion that :he city rs sim In the
hands Of the Serbiags To- The claim
that the Bulgarians. accompanied hy
dctnchments of Austrlans and Ger
mans. have occupied the city
Further 90 the north. % Is reported
the Serbian armies divided into two
sections. are retrcHting into Albania
and Moutens gro. u D. not Sc uppar-
cnt whether Austro-Gcrmnn fnrce1
are 20 DE scnt against the Anglo
French lines north ct saloniAi, hut at
the other extreme Of the Bal San
front the Montenpgrins are expecting
heavy attack from the Austrians.
The entente ministers at Athens arc
said TO have received the reply ~
Greece to their second note. Greece
is reported To have promised To mee,
an demands which do not thratol to
compromise her neutrality.
Al unmis.akahle lull prevails along
the eastern front From the west
come official reports Of lively air and
, sea skirmishes OF the Belgian coast.
The new campaign of the Franco
British forces In the German colony
OF Kamorun. West Africa. has result
ed in further advances following the
capture ~ Tibati, annouaced las
week An official statement of today
SAYS that the Pu1c river mas beer
reached and that the French hav,
taken Makondo.
The announcement says also that ir
northern Kamerun organized forces ol
I the enemy have been beaten and brok'
en- up. and that the important French
forces which accomplished "a remark
able feat in African warfare by fight
/ ing their way across the German coli
my OF Kamerun from French cqua'
torial Africa, are approaching Jaund'
/ from the cast and southeast
| The German ccuters of resistance
and colonial government are az Jnun'
de. which is an inland station OF the
Kamcrun, l5O miles east of the Gul
I Of Guinea and 100 miles noftn of ths
/ border of the French Congo. II Il
strongly fortified.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
OIREGON WILL AID IN
~ PPRESSlNG MAHNUBsRS

Warrington Nov. 2g.~-Generai
phrc son. commanding the Carranza
troops al Noghles. Mexico. has prom j.
ised Major General Funston To CO.
operate with the American forces 10
suppress marduding bands o. villa
soldiers who have been raidlng inte
American territory since thcS were
driven out of Nogales Mexican de
tachments VIII patrol the southern
side OF the boundary line ana the
raiders viii Doe trapped between two
free General Funston already has
cavalry patrols along the American
ide.
No dcini.c Information a. 60 the
present whereabouts Of Villas m1ln
force had reached General Funston,
General Ohregol has sent thousand
men south to repair the railroad be-
tween Nogales and Hcrmosillo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
CANADA TAKES ALL
CEREAL STORED
IN THE EAST
From Head of Great Lakes to
Atlantic Coast, Every Grain
of High-grade Product Is
Appropriated by Government
Lny EvenIas n.faIa r.....a wirs,

NinnlpcE, Man. NOV. 3D. SuspUu.
sion of wheat trading on the Winni-
peg giuin exchange. as result OF iho
sotctnment OF Ter cpmmandccr!up
twelve 20 fifteen million Dusnel. OF
wheat, probably viii be- Of short dur
alton. A meeting of the gtain ex-
change council will be- held late TODAY
for the necessity OF further suspon-
sion
The qucaiou of government Iudc Ne
My for losF OF profits. cor from dam.
ug" suits arising from failure Geo fu'.
ON contracts ls yet obscure l-daD
pittlado. solicitor Tor the grain cN-
change. declared he could not say
what would bc the rights uf litigation
possessed by AmericuH purchaser.
against Canadian cVpur ors .u rceurd
Go thc untitled contracts for Noicmnyi
delivery
NciEhon. Dominion acting minister
uf trade and commerce. wired th.r tho
adjustment of such LOSSES are involve
Boo the question of price. which ht,
no. SET been determined
There viii Doe uo opIou WHrkDi t0.
day except for coarse grains l. Uas
not set decided ut 90 O'Clock ihi.
morning whether there would uc "a
cash market for wheat
Ions before th, trading room Wai
thrown open tor business the pre-
cinDts of Dc WlnIpcr grain cNehalg,
were hllod with an aax.ou throuE oi
grain men. elevator men add trans
portatoa mon discussing N, H.Ia.
tol brought about hy The seizure ol
twelve 90 hftceu Wiliior bushels oI
grade wheat b. tho Domiaiop govern.
mcut on behalf uf th, Imperial 4u
lnutI .I,s
TEl wheat wa- prartclilH uu -ul,
tu tu contracts HrfuTo tuy .Iu.. o
uH..Elt.uu ur about December lu. u
had been purchased at H premium
over the cash month JII 900 The ,a-'
off s1Ips for export pad nr,u he'd fcd ii
some o.her month or some other mar
Ret
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
RESIDENT WILL
URGE PENALTIES
FOR OUTRAGES
Executive Address to Congress
to Recommend Amendment
of Sherman Law to Cover In
dustrial Interferences.
fBy Evenlng neraId Leased wirsI

Washington, Nov. 3t.- ffchiufni
Wilson's address to congress next
week not only will treat upon greater
preparedness FOR national defense but
viii call the attention of congress Ia
the explosions and fires in American
Industrial plants
The president intends to recommend
that the sherman law be amended to
include severe penalties Tor such re-
straints of trade. Any division lat tho
ranks of American citigcns whose
sympathics with the warning bclligcr-
ents may have led to cNcesscs viii be
emphaticany condemned AZ un-Amcr-
lean by the president
In recent speeches the president has
spoken for America frst and called
upon Americans To stand united. Thui
he considered the situation OF sutn-
cient Importance to bring TO the ut-
tcntion OF congress. however. had not
generally been realized
Senator Kern of Indiana was elect
ed chairman OF the Democratic senat,
caucus ana floor leader hy uuuniinols
vote today at the conference Of the
senate Democrats.
senator Piuman oi Nevada was
elected secretary OF the conference t.
succeed senator salisbury ut Della
ware. who wished To- relinqIish IA,
office.
selection Of vice chairman, presi'
dent pro tcmporc of the senate. com
mittcc assignments aud the report ol
the special committee ON revision ol
the rules were postponed until We'd
ucsday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
GREFK REPLY HANDED
OVER NESTERDNN

Paris NOV. 80. G0;20 90. mp The
Greek government reply Go The lat
est note of the entente powers was de-
livercd sunday SAYS Hayds dis
patch from Athens
The ministers representing Tho
quadruple entente cent Go the Greek
government Friday a collective note
outlining certain measures the pow
ers desire Greece 20 take ln conform
lty with the preliminary agreement
recently reached The note was in re-
sponsc To the Greek governments re-
qucs- Tor precise Information as "a
what WIS wanted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
IISE N PRICE less
THAN MNS ENpICTIB

chicago. Nov Ht Wheat Jumped
iu price today 4s result pf lho Can
adIa1 governments sri-ur, ot 10000
600 uu hoIs. Predictions. howr.,r.
hat ave cent. advance would De
added to values here reht ut 'uc
start were NOT verified the extreme
up'uus changes pc.uE -il rcU'.
sharp advances took place 1t kansas
Gus. omaha. St Louis. Minneapolis
Sew NUrs and other mpur ant grain
c,utcr..
Reactions from top initial figure.
quickly tools place Bulls were to %
Iirg, extent held in check nN up.n-
ions industriuu-ly circulated that fhH
.1uu Do government would probably
du an ur nearly am OF lac British.
French aud Italian bu-ucss
The Canadian governments move
was made under "a special war tut Az
official statement from OTTAWA said
the price would bo fairly adjusted and
dealers promptly paid
DC ,s estimated ina there suIl Zoo
the bands of farmers ana dealers Boo
western Canada about 3O.UOu. 600
bushels available Tor export uui ul &.
total crop of about 800 1000 600 uu-h
,'a 20 the dominion.
Gru. exporters here were 1t 500
.uia. ass to 90, probable outcome ut
the Canadian guNcr1urn' action.
nut lIl viewed the action 7rIluuslA a..
mtuy have solid canadian Whta. loI
shipment to Europe and have ousHEeu
u..lH freight for same.
Dur exporter took fu, Wow how
even lnal liverpool uuyou NIGH.
has, reason Goo ID. l,I.rut with Amer
|.4l simmer. since DO was obvious
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
CarraDza Will
Stop Racing
In Mexico
Concessions for Tracks at Jua-
rez and Tia Juana to Be Can
celled and No Others Issued,
Government Agency States.
~ Egening Ileraid 1000 WIrs !

Washington. Nov. - -Generai car
runza's agency here today announced
receipt OF advices from Mexico Grey
that the race track concession az Tia
Juana. Lower California. which is
conducted b. wealthy Americans
most Of them Californians. aud also
the race track concession az Juarez
probably VIII be decarcd forfeited
because they were obtained from the
Villa state governments. No new
concessions Of that character viii De
made, d was announced today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
CAi,I,ANzN TROOPS ARR
PURSUING. NTiI.A MIN

Douglas. Ariz., Nov, 2e--Three
hundred villa soldiers who attacked
NacozarL sonora, yesterday were be-
ing pursued today south OF that town
hy "a detachment of zoo Carranza
troops sent from Aqua Prieta, accord
ing TO reports received here. The ciil-
zcns Of Nacozari held OF the attack
ers until Cnrranza troops arrived
Most OF the Villa soldiers were said
To bo In hasty retreat toward San
Pedro fifteen miles southeast cf Nuc-
ozar \ small number attacked a
Carranza military train near Naeozari.
out were driven OF, one message said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
GOVERNOR CARLSON NOT
TO MAKE TRIP WITH FORD

inuycr Nur. 1N Governor Gcorge
a. carlson today declined tho invita-
ton tp JOHN Henry Ford's peace rom'
mission tn Europe The governor
dcoluation stated that he could NOT
well be absent from the stuto after
January 1gl6, because ne felt D..
should personally direct the enforce
mcut pt Coiorldo's statewide nrohihi.
ton law. effective ON that dnte.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
LONDON POST SURE VICTORY
~ COMING: TALKS OF TInAts

London, Nov. 20, b:5s "A. mD- Re
lief that the time has arrived for the
allies to begin Go 1chuc clear aud
definite terms of peace - expressed
by The Post In AN editorial o1 he
ground hat there then would Doe less
chance of losing iu Hegotiation what
has been gained on Che sea aud IN the
field
The Post contends thai without
selling the skin before killing tho
bear IL ma, be assumed victory for
he allies is assured II only because.
without undue strain. Great Britain
could mailaiu naval blockade in-
definitely and history has shown that
such pressure alone would in the end
secure victory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
MEXICAN INFANTRY II
utItRYINa no LOS NOtfIIS

Washington Nov 2e.--Two reg.-
ments OF Mexican infantry were being
hurried 20 the Los Mochis district and
10 Topolobampo. whore Americans
have been reported threatened, and
are expected TO control the situation.
kear Admiral Winslow ON his flagship
san Diego Is on his way there with
marines
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
MONNSTIR EVNCUNTI1D
BN CIVILIAN POpILAGE

Athcns Nov y, .tVl0 Purls- Nov
%. 3:25 y. M Mo1astlr has been
evacuated by the civilian popula ion.
There is "a prospect tnut the serbian
town will be occupied by Bulgarinns
as ID seems likely according to re-
ports received here that the SERBS viii
not DE able to resle Ions iu the bat
tie now in progress between Prlep
aad Munastir
The northern serbian army con-
uuues to Retire toward the Albanian
town of Scutari.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
CARRNNzN TO LEAVE
FOR INTERIOR POINTS

M1tamuras Mex Nov. 2a--Gen- d
oral CurraUza at his temporary head
quarters here today. announced his
in,cnaon of leaving "Wednesday morn
ms tor interior points His visii hero
concludes his tour ot cities border ~s
ON tho TcXHs border line
A committee of brownsville. Texas,
citizens called on General Carranaa
today and expressed to him their APP
probation Tor his efforts in endin 3
hnudi. raids ln this district
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29

IUU on NU| y pUUUU NT|-"I n
of sweden Arrived loo ,,pruht-Du
from sweden to-day ana proceeded
mmrdiutcl, og her way .o GorWaat
. dispatch .u the EN hHggr Telegraph
.ompa1r from Copcuhurru states
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
GERMAN NEWSPAPERS
SUSPENDED FOR FOOD
PROBLEM DISCUSSION

London Not, -H tl-'8 u. u. Af-
ocrdins to dispatch Co the Exchange
telegraph company frnm Copenhagen
IA dozen Gcrnsu newspapers have
been suspended tor discussing the
food question
I'm Die uewspapof, Die tukunft
MaNimilun Harden is quoted as say
Ing
we must confess that the German
people FOR the moment are suffcrng
great want
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
Athens Dispatch to British
Press Agency Declares Con-
stantine at Last Is Ready
to Talk Over Proposition.
REPLY DELIVERED
SUNDAY, IS REPORT
Collective Note Of Powers In
>terested Brings Definite An
swer, According to Unoffi-
cial but Credited Reports.
IRy ErenInr nernla I.,...d Yirnl

London, Nov %, tlO;4 40 %. m. THE
Greek government b. ready Go dlscus
the propositions made by the entente
powers ana satisfy an demands which
viii not compromise us neutrality.
suys am Athens dispatch 10 the EN-
change Telegraph COMPANY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
Supreme Court
Decides for
Alien Law
New York Statute Held Con-
stitutional Nebraska Drain
age Act and Arizona Corpo-
ration Ruling Sustained.


Washington. NoN 2g-Thc Ncw
York anti-aiicn labor law Of 1909. un-
der which II was made compulsory to-
employ only citizens in the construc-
tion uf public works was today held
constitutional by the supreme court
The court in its printed opinion de-
clarcd that the state as guardian and
trustee of the peoples money may
prescribe the conditions upon which
it viii permit public work 90 bc done
either hy itself or by pne Of ~ gov
srnmontal agencies such ~ The city
II was held that the law did not vi
olste tho treaty between the United
Stats and italy guaranteeing persons
OF each country equality OF rights IN
the other
New York subway contractors con-
tested the law claiming thit thcy
could not continue work under a.
Tho Nebraska drainaec law today
was upheld as constitutional uy the
supreme court
The order Of the Arizona corpora.
tion commission requiring the Fhoc-
nix Railway to doublc-track us line
serving the state capital was upheld
today los the supreme court
The Missouri drainage law wa. all
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yoi,d in5., by th. .,,,,,.,no ,"r,,
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William AZ the ,pj ar last ,ycot SHOW.
wheat receip.s to have been io.oSa.-
lgat bushels with shtpfnept- by Ykc
of a..SE.as. bushels ana hy rain 90
I 1k2OGi bushels
Tho loading of Ctnnd..n srl.r tr
rnfcd States ycs.el4 for movement tn
I t.n ted Stato- port. whlrr was .u--
prldrd S.turda, uiant urI r.u...rH
.usprrIaa lfl day YESTERDAY after re-
/ I,.Iut of government. In.trugr,r4 that
the principal grades had rocn COM
muud,,rOi was resumed tt Port Ar-
Tho chairman of .ns buari uf
| sraIu commissioner ,Npaiard thar
! the communicating order affected
urE the lruin that Wus .r stock at
por, Arthur Fort william ANA sa.i-
,rn elevators az the moment DO, ur.
ld,r V.s i.su. I--.ppr1vi1.f.N lg-
! GOO 600 bushels. % d.d mot ahu.. thu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
Women RIOT in
Berlin, 4 skiing
Improvement in
Food Condition

lBy Evening Herald l.cHscl-tSutl
= Louduu. Nov go ts.fN~p. ml
. Reuters Tclogram COMPANY 4
. Amsterdam rcrrer rpUTtrnt tut- I
. wards the ioloWiIg I
. The Tclcgraf s informed on :
4 8uod tuthor that serious riut- I
= ug took place 100 Berlin ia {,
. saturday. iu which several thuus- 4
. tul women suthercJ before the
9 UrpHrul castle und demanded
y tnc frturu ot their husba ads
. rom the front aud Improvement
4 u ,uud ,oud.tous The rrnWd
. finally was dispersed Dos She poo.
. iice
. 80 confirmation of ,his Am
. sterl lam dispatch has 1ecn re-
. CelNpd here,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
MILLION RuSHIsIs IEiT
&c pOItT ARIlIii ON

Tor Artuur ont Nov -'
statement OF stocks boo store roo h'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29

ottawa NoN 80 There wa. AN .n-
nuv of gui1 men 'o the ,ap..ol today
iu connection with tine ru'at luo 'H
action u communicating wheat n
caster. cI.ya or- asd conference.
were held with Sir George Foster.
Martin. Gurrru Arthur Noishru aud
other members ur the government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-29
CLUBS MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN. MEMoRIzE IT.

nm Lukens has the right
IIR idea Of Christmas. DO
UIIs something for the kid
dies who havsn'teven a manger.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-06-12
Ordinance No. 160

Ordinace to provide for a license tax on
business within the city of wa-Keeney. Kan
sas. and penalty Tor violation OF the same
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Council
men of the city of wa-Keeney. Kansas.
Section. That any nonresident. either
porary or transient business of selling goods
wares or merchandise, or goes about from
wares merchandise, on his own account
and not as agert or principal OF some local
mercantile house or local farm or town pre-
Queer, within the city of Wa-Keeney. Kan
sas shall be held and deemed to be, tran
silent merchants or peddlers, within the
meaning of this ordinance.
Section-2. That all transient merchants
or peddlerS desiring to sell or solicit orders
for goods wares. or merchandise, within the
city of wa-Keeney. Kansas. are hereby re
the sum OF Two Dollars (S2. oO) per each day
ne carries on such business within said city
Sections. Before engaging in any such
business. each transient merchant or ped
der shall pay TO the City Clerk of said city
tue aforesaid license tax of Two Dollars
e O0) per day. and he shall continue to pay
to the city clerk the said license each day in
advance as long as he continues to carry on
such business, within the city and every
such transient merchant or peddler is here
contrary to ordinance aforesaid
Section. Upon the payment OF said tax.
a license shall be issued to the applicant.
signed by the Mayor and Clerk and counter
signed by the Treasurer. with the corporate
seal of said city affixed thereto.
Sections. Any person violating any of
ished by fine not less than Five Dollars 800
and not more than Twenty Five Dollars
in default of the payment of such fine and
costs, shall be confined in the city jail. until
such fine and costs be paid.
Section-6 This ordinance shall be in full
force and effect from and after lis PubliCa-
ton in the offiCial city paper
approved j. f. JONES
Mayor.
/ J. H Hickman. City Clerk of Wa-Keeney,
Kansas. do hereby certifyIhat the above is
true copy of Ordinance No. 100, of said City
and the same was paSSed by the Council and
approved by the Mayor. June 7th 1915, and
that said Ordinance 100 was published. in the
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and that the vote on the final passage of THE
same is recorded on the journal of the coun-
Gil proceedings.
(Attest j. FL. HICKMAN
(SeaD City Clerk.