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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16
TEXASVITAL STATISTICS REPORT
PRESENTED BY THE DEPARTMENT
II 10 Estimated That at Least
5,494 Children Born in
Texas Each Month are Not
Registered
REGISTRATION is URGED

7"'n' Interesting fa,ia ufr shown rn
ihr 'riohrr fritnu nt ihe hnirHH of
VITA HiAiiHii'f "f ltthH % iH oHiimti-
~ innt Hi l'ist sf't children p0f
month porn h Texas Hr NOT rrfif.
tered
n Hhr HhpHy'rH rehi'nd huw mHui
ehHrH 1rf tipenied in hisher cnutiH ou
~ question 10 aar hui ihr rHHi nf a1ri
fHaoH io ihr si4io whon such pnrs.
ii'nH r"hl9 q" Friiird Boo ihr lower
COURTS N r0f'incd hifih tDfnnrtfr.
thrf Wnnld hrmand complete bitH
registrations
70 ihH ma'he'H realised thHt ur or
phon e'ri vn0 needs protection under
f'i lN'' w h''''t'''. ~ ii'iNi'
W" ''''" '..''''''' 'l' "n'H'
~ " "' t'' NN'' '.''f
N'Nf w 'N'l' community was
''sif''''l
w ''uai NhlNn. whose rAip'.' .'
VIZ i''''''" 'i th' '''''''f noun
,n'," 'nn '"N', W''V '",Nr '' 'hr
''' inA' 'N' 'N"N % i''"' lhW " Que
.H"f'N "'l'N"'h' NiMh WIN i'N'ar
"i'''"h '"' 'Ni"i'''l.nN WV m'ni
hhl"NH ~ i'AAH M"Hlh HMihN Hl iNitl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

~ the iQne the BARRED vii sniis once more
the churcies. eaeted hY bawiln2 fted eeni.
The rlinsd shfnes uili fse aeain ig ch'ff
pious passefDy bot eh0B rtsass 80 brave fnans
Nho efi their happy BONES dei Again iur fieh
ana ffuiifm vine vli on fantts hiiH ~erf
she efhai ballet wliuee requiem ~ tsp men
tis Hifona patient hanae eiii ssaiu ne bloom
g. s me coDu'tsdr but WHOM Lfns back he ns gotns
r1fr VINO t1ff their srlH farewell died fef hll ult
~fechnEe DO net rfleFssH ff4 years h-fce fvn BE- b
dream. once more the huar i0Dnls thr mill.
wheel paddle iu DE stream HEalu fhe WI thhf hi'
and arf VIII esin a former stride eli VIII nacs
Except ihe men. who kased their iaih.r IfT nnd asd
All ruined tinsa Will tssffsnffI suntfH strips Hii
pe replaced thfro viii al snaiess horde ~ usa
iga afed he hear VIII mufifr sf den hc Zoo tnar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

Despite his pledge. king George
has lianorrd az hii Ia phsai-
cinns urged il, and ~ course no
king ~ going 10 disohey his sub
ordiuaies undcr such cheerful cir
cuiuAianecs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

Secretary Daniels thinks Of re-
commanding promotion in the
Navy on the mrfit hasis This
idea, carried into effect. would
nienn a wyoluliun a revolution
IA the strength OF the Navy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

Grocce ran nov sympalhizo with
The mouse that tries 10 fool two
cate coming irom opposite dircc.
TONS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16
CIRCULATION BOOKS
oPEE TO ADVERTISERS
Thursday. December 10. 1918.

lIeadlinef "Gasolino mas
jump. rs jumped 80 far you
can I touch IL.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

Sitting here n our shirt sleeves,
within IA slauo b threw of ripe
oranges il - difficult 10 realize
that New York city is fighting
the great polar hear.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

England has prohibited Tie ga.
poriuiion OF leeswaS W. take
iiis 20 moan that England has
smne fresh bees under her bonnet.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

There's ONE sort II oh That
docsn Z have 20 hc struck, anil q rs
cpmlly efficient as prosperity
builder We refer TO elbow grouse.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

News item Mnviug picture
n,u on the Oscar II arc adding 10
their fund OF films And what
could be- more moving than that
dear little squirrel revolving m
Is SHINY little cagr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

At lulay's Rotary Club meet
ing, j. Il Garrison will discuss
tho proposed auditorium. offering
certain suggestions II the Rotary
Club hccomes enthusiasts over an
auditorium weIl ilcvll be- one
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16
CALCULATION DKPARTMHHr
YH0HE se

Address all lsnainces communications
and make ous all ehecke, drafts. money
erders sud express orders W The caiicf
kablsshing Company, Al Items, articles
aud communications should be- addressed
20 Editor, Corpus Chrssu Caller
Battered ~ second class matter st tha
postofflce IN Corpus Christi. TeSAs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

n 1 .pnas' ss 'as benz ~ moler % ' fen ie o' t
and i.1
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

Literary Digest No infection
ia library books g Il depends
Library books carrying the sigma
lure 81 Robert " Chanhcrs. FOR
example, carry the germs Of faint,
"a murals and social dlslntcgra
lion They nre sp many poison
waits, with wide-open lids. await.
ing the foIlios Of prOmiscuous
radmg, They arc dangerous be.
callse insldnou>; they stcken by
anpcrcepiiblc degrees, They aro
characteristic % the mad craving
for sensation
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

Next year Is poll taS receipt will
bc worth owning MANY hnpor.
liant questions will he ~ Tor dc.
lermnauan. a president IS to he
clrcte,, and the election OF a pvs.
ideut, during this pariod OF con.
lroycrsy may determine the Nm.
iipr'A course ia the future Il viii
ho every man 5 very solemn duty
loNolc ia 1910. l'ay that poll tax
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
BLOODY CHARGES
IN CARPATHIANS
Mountain Sides Strewn With German
Dead in Vain Attempt to Pierce
Russian Line.

PErROGRAD, Feb. 10-Details OF
a desperate fight in the Carpathian
mountains with ferOciOus bayOnet
charges, described as without prese-
dent In history reached Petrograd to-
day.
According to these reports repeated
German attacks finally were repulsed
by the Russians and the German dead
lay IN great numbers IN front Of the
Russian positions The losses are de
scribed as enormous.
The scene N the fighting was Balig
rod, 30 miles south of Sanck. In Cali.
Ella. 1t is claimed by the Russian
staff that the Hungarian forces In
the Carpnthians have been augmented
by 100000 Germans and that Germans
now are directing the Carpathian
movement
The German plan, In so far as IL
can be observed here seems To he to
abandon gradually their aggressive
ness on the Rzura aud In the Vistula
region and 10 transfer their troops to
points where there is greater oppOr-
tunity Of piercing the Russian de
fensIye The fighting In the Carpa-
thians would appear to be part Of
this procedure
Concentrating their forces the night
OF February Z, the Germans early the
following morning began what doubt
less rapidly developed into one Of
the fiercest attacks In the history of
the Carpathian campaign. With their
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
THRESHER LIEN DEAD.
Senate Will Hereafter Make Special
Calendar for the Week and Follow
II ClOrely ~ Possible.

The thresher's lien bill. which had
passed the house, was killed by AN
unfayOrable committee report iu the
senate this morning This was the
measure that was desired by the
threshermen's association NJ Okla
hOma.
A resolution by Senator j Elmer
Thomas was adopted IN the seuutc
providing for the making ~ " spe
cial calendar on Monday of each week
10 contain special bills N importance
for consideration on those days. The
steering committee will make up the
special calendar. Administration bills
will be pushed through by this meth.
ID.
The workmen's compensation bin
reached the senate aud upon request
Of senator Logan was given a joint
conference to the committees on pub
lie service corporations aud labor and
commerce. Two tax bills from the
house received favorable committee
reports IN the senHtr one by Sitton
repeating the provision which requires
notice to be- given ~ DuNr. due and
the other which provide FOR biennial
assessment NJ real eslulr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
ZEPPELIN CREW DROWNED
WHEN SHIP FALLS IN WATER

GENEVA, via Paris, Feb. 10.-The
entire crew Of a Zeppelin which has
been missing for four days was
drowned when the airship fell In the
North sea off the coast Of Denmark
during storm, II Is reported at
Freidrichshayen
1t is said here one Zeppelin and
two airshlps Of the Parseval type
will accompany the GERMAN troops
detailed to take the field against Ser
bla The Parseval, Debated and
loaded on ship railroad trucks passed
through Munich yesterday on the way
TO Vienna
Austria is experiencing great diff
Guilty, especially In Hungary, II Il said
In Innsbruck, In mobilizing the land
sturm Of the classes from the years
1878 to 1890, recently called to the
colors. Women are said to be pre-.
venting the men, many Of whom are
grandfathers from leaving their
homes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10

feminine.
In the old days, when the entire
family worked together, producing
what the entire family used they were
nll equally dependent aud lndepend.
cnt, but when mans work FREEDOM
inantly came ~ be- done IN the com.
munlty working In II store. office.
factory. on the railroad or I'm the
telephone system then he began 10 be-
paid In money aud this gave him II
different standing from that held by
the rest NJ the family. Thus In.
cpunllty Is now beginning 10 disappear
because women nrc also having tO
work In the community In stores and
factories and workshops where their
work has preceded them. so women ~
also now paid In money and again
that selfrcspect. which comes with
mutlhl Independence NJ well ns mutual
dependence f. In sight
\ peculiar interesting desire Is the
old, old desire for friendship aud
comrndeShip working Itself ont 80 ~
to meet The new conditions NJ school.
college fnctory or camp These new
community relations are promising
friendships among groups NJ girls Ia
IN extent that is quite new. II hns
long been snld that men learned team
work hy plnylH2 together as boys. We
see now thnl girls are similarly form
Ing their groups nrc establishing deer
and firm frlrudshlpe and are growing
~ to be- women who understand aud
believe ~ each other aud are able
t0 do team work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
RUSSIA TO CONTINUE WAR
UNTIL STRAITS ARE TAKEN

PETROGRAD. Feb. 10. -- Resolu.
tions expressing the conviction that
R'lssin would carry on the war until
the peace Of Europe is secured were
adopted yesterday by the duma at the
close OF lts sitting. The resolutions
which were adopted without Il dis,
sentlng vote, said In part:
The duma expresses It's firm con
viction that the great national and
liberating objects Of the present war
will be accomplished and declares the
lnfleKlble determination of the Rus.
sian nation 10 carry on the war until
conditions shall have been imposed on
the enemy assuring the peace of Eu
rope and the restoration NJ right and
justice"
AT the close Of the speech Of For
elgn Minister Sazenoff, which was re
ceived with long applause, Prof. n.
Milnk0ff addressed the duma In be
half OF the constitutional democrats.
we are convinced" he said. the
accomplishment of our principal task
the requirement Of the straits and
Constantinople will he gained In
good time both from a diplomatic and
military standpoint Of view,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
BRITAIN'S APPLICATION
FOR HORN RECEIVED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 Formal
Acknowledgement " Great Britam's
application for the extradtion uf
Werner Morn, who attempted 10 blow
mp the Canadian Pacific railway
bridge at Nnnrehoro has been r..
ceived. according to the state depart
ment. The cnse now passes from the
realm Of diplomacy. until the agent
of the Canadian government IL able
to establish prima facle case against
Horn before the United States com
missiOners In the district " MnchIns
where Horn now is held on minor
charge.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
BRADSHAW RUNNING
Has Good Standing rs SUperlntend-
ent Of Streets and Asks fOr Place
as Commissioner Of Property.

In the capacity Of superintendent
Of streets, H. T.. Bradshaw hus done
81 well that he was encouraged by
business men and friends to seek the
nomination for commissioner of pub
lice property on the Republican ticket
He has announced that ne win be- II
candidate for the place
Bradshaw has been an the job early
and late aud every minute" said nn-
other city official, speaking Of his
work rs street superintendent. "Hc
has put his practical ideas Into the
work aud has accomplished many
things In hls department that would
otherwise have been impossible on nc.
count nf lack uf funds"
II Is said Of Mr. bradshaw that he
. has shown himself to he good or
ganIzer In handling the street force
and has worked systematically IN
everything thnt has been done. Also
II is said NJ him that he has been
fair to all parts of the city IN the dis
tribution Of improvements. He X per.
fectly familiar with the affairs Al the
city and Is counted Il competent man
for the place he ~ seeking
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
PROGRAM Of BANQUET
Many Prominent Republicans viii be
Here Friday 10 Attend Lincoln Day
Banquet nj SkIrvln Hotel.

A statewide Lincoln Day banquet IL
10 be held at the Skiryin hotel Febru
AIRY 10, under the auspices Of the Ok.
lahoma Republican Press association,
which Is Ia meet here Un that date.
The committee In charge of the prep
HrntiOns has had numerous requests
from out Of town people for tickets
to the banquet and urges that those
wishing 10 attend advise either the
Republican headquarters at the Skiryiu
hotel or A. T. Boys, United States com
missioner aud one Of the committee.
Among those who have promised at
tendance aud are on the program for
addresses are j. W. Knyser Of Chicka
sha, who Is TO be toastmaster Is. NJ.
Parmenter Of Lawton Arthur IL. Geiss.
Ter OF Oklahoma City, chairman Of the
state Republican central committee
Representative H. T. FISHERMAN Of
Morrison; Senator S. ". Hogan Of
Kingfisher; Eugene lorton Of Tulsa
Walter Ferguson Of Cherokee; John
Golobie Of Guthrie aud Jesse q.
Curd OF Hugo. g.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
BARRETT SAYS
RECORD IS BAD
Senate Votes at Morning Session
TO Make a Change in Ex-
iSling Rule.
TO SHUT OFF LONG DEBATES

Lieutenant Governor NJ. H. Trapp
cast the deciding vote which secured
the adoption Of motion by Senator
Mitchell In the senate this morning
instructing the committee on rules to
report out new rule providing that
no proposed amendment to Il bin could
be offered on third reading unless at
least ten senators expressed their
Willingness Ia committee of the whole
to have the amendment presented.
The flint vote ON the proposition
stood 10 to 49, The lieutenant gov.
ernor voted In the affirmative.
Another motion by Senator Mitchell
that the rules committee be- instructed
to report out II rule shutting of all
debate on proposed amendments Of
fcred oil final passage " II bill. only
permitting the author of the amend
mcnt five minutes Ia which to explain
the nature and purpose of his propo
Snl, was adopted with little opposition
by vote Of 81 to :.
To Much Hot Air.
Senator Kellar charged that the
senators who were back OF the pro
posed changes In the rules had found
out that they were wrong In their
stand yesterday against bis amend.
ment which would have given the
women workers on the farm prOtpc.
ton " the nine hour law and were
now trying to secure the adoption of
II rule that would enable them t0
cover their records by practically
blocking the offering Of amendments
to bills on final passage and shutting
off free discussion upon them Sena-
tor Mitchell, author Of the motion to
change the rules replied that his
only object was 10 change the rules 20
as 10 make IL impossible for Il few
men to mOnOpollze the time Of the
senate and to enable the body to get
through It's work Within the Sky day
limit
Replying 10 remarks Of Senator
w ANA hllNA HnuuAu klNtil
Il chance to get into the records which
they could not do In the committee Of
the whole, Senator Barrett declared
Some of the senators think this Is
the place for them to come and make
a record. God help some of the rec
ords that hive been made here
You speak advlsedly on this sub.
jcct, | uppose| inquired Senator
Tucker ~ Barrett.
Il do" assented Barrett, Il have
plenty NJ awful examples right be
fore me" Barrett continued that nm.
less something was done to choke off
debate the session would close with
less than half Of the work ot the sen
ate accomplished.
Senator Buckner expressed the wish
that he could bring long cowboy
rope into the senate and throw Il
over the heads Of some of the sena-
tors in order to. cheek the continual
emission Of hot air
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
TULSA OIL MEN TO INSPECT
BIG OIL FIELD AT JENNINGS

JENNINGS, Ok, Feb. IO.-Arrange.
ments are In progress now for the
contemplated visit Of one hundred
Tulsans TO Jennings and Ollton on
March 1. They are coming by spe-
cial train over the Frisco and on
Belt Terminal aud expect to spend
the greater portion Of the day In the
oil field. The Tulsa Chamber Of Com
merce has also started the nrellmina-
ries and has asked the officials Of the
on Belt Terminal TO permit them to
have the first through train over that
line from Tulsa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10

first line almost annihilated, the Ger.
mans pushed forward their second
line under support Of heavy artillery
and were successful In gaining q STRAIT
egic elevation. But from this posi-
uon they were almost Immediately
driven back by Russian bayonet
charge.
Attack and counter attack followed
In rapid succession and towards even
ing the Germans, In great numbers
seemed TO be in permanent possession
OF the heights. Then general
counter attack by the Russians re-
suited In two hours OF hard hand-to-
hand fighting which left the snow
clad hillsldes strewn with dead. Az.
ter n most stubborn resistance, the
German regiments finally were defin.
itely driven out. A Russian officer
claims personally to have counted up
wards Of 1000 German dead before
the Russian positions on this hill. He
described this engagement as typical
Of the battles which are occurring
daily In the Carpathian mountains.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
IMPORTS MADE TO RECOVER
BODIES or DEAD MINERS

NANAIMo, r. O., Feb, 10. Efforts
were begun today to receiver the bod
ies Of q miners drowned yesterday
In the South Wellington mine, Biz
pumps by which Il ls hoped to clear
the mine levels Of water were 10 be
installed. II was not expected, how.
ever that any Of the bodies will be
reached for several weeks, owing 10
the extensive workings IN the mine.
so rapid was the rush Of water yes-
terday when wall Of an adjcining
and flooded mine was shot through
that few Of the men had time 70 ".
cape Joseph Foy, manager Of the
mine. lost his own lie In an attempt
to get all Of his men to the surface.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
INNES LOSE IN APPEAL;
MUST GO TO GEORGIA

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb i0.---The court
of criminal appeals today overruled A
motion for rehearing In the cases OF
Victor n. lnnes and his wife, Ida NAV
lnnes, from Bexar county. no opinion
being rendered today In the cases BY
the court
This means that the Innes have lost
their fight against extrsdition b
Georgia where they are wanted Ia
answer to charges Of larceny after
trust The result OF the courts action
today means that the relators win bs
turned over to the Georgia suthori
Ties.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
COUNT LS LOSER:
MARRIAGE SUIT
Vatican Courts Refuse TO Annull Bosl
DE Castellaine's Wedding With
GOuld's Daughter. Now q Princess.

PARIS, Feb. 10.-The Rotn Tribu.
nal has rejected Count BonI de Castel-
lanes suit for the annuliafent Of his
marrigae to Anna Gould, now the
Duchess Of Tallyrand, according to "A
special dispatch from Rome. Argu-
ments In the third tidal Of the cases
were closed yesterday. after which
the court announced It's decision.
Count De Castellanes appeal to the
vatican courts for the annullment of
his marriage to Anna Gould has been
pending since 1910. Under the &c
cleslastical judicial system before II
religious marriage Ii annulled, the
caste must be heard three times by
the Rota Tribunal, each time by three
different judges and two decisions
must favor contestant before the
Judgment is final. In the Castellane
case the present duchess Of Tallyrand
had won two " these decisions.
II the court had been successful In
obtaining annullment OF the religious
marriage he would have been enabled
to marry again Under the French
law he would have obtained posses
sion OF their three children, who were
gieen into the custody Of their moth
er when she secured divorce In the
Paris courts on November II, 1906
DE Castellane based his petition
largely on affIdavits made by Prince
Del DragO and Jean De Castellane,
the counts brother. who declared the
then Miss Gould invalidated the reli.
glous marriage by declaring to them
a quarter Of an hour before the cere.
mony was performed she intended to
divorce her husband II ever he were
unfaithful to her
Anna Gould, daughter OF the late
Jay Could was married to Count DE
Castellane In New York City, March
4, 1895. After her divorce from him
she married Prince Helie de Sagan
on July Z, 1908, and became the Ouch.
ess OF Talleyrand when her husband
succeeded to the title upon the death
OF his msther In Parts, February n,
1910
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
TURKS SURPRISED BY
ALLIED IRSHIP BOMBS

MITYLENE via Paris, Feb. TO-
Several English and French aeroplanes
flew over Turkish Thrace yesterday,
according to dispatch from Tenedos.
Two went as far rs Adrianople, drop
ping bombs on the forts. The Turks
are said TO have been unprepared for
bombardment as they did not expect
allied aircraft to venture so far In
land
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
RUSSIANS MARCHING INTO
HUNGARY BY TWO PASSES

GENEVA. via Paris, Feb. lO.--The
Russians are marching into Hungary
by the valleys Of the Thesis and ing
rivers, according to advices received
here Taking the offensive at Koroos-
mezo, they are said to have Inflicted
severe losses on the Austrians and
advanced five miles In the direction
OF Burkut, In the Lyuttn valley
The Russians progressed southward
as far as Turja- -Remute and Perec-
seny, ON the railroad from TurJa to
Ungvar. capturing two batteries EN-.
bedded In the mud.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
PRAIRIE COMPANY BUYS BIG
TANKS or CRUDE AT OILTON

0ILT0N, Ok, Feb. l0,--The Prai
rie OH a Gas company has purchased
100000 barrels of crude oil, recently
stored in two tanks-on the Susie Grow
allotment just south Of ollton, by c..
J, wrightsman, and the oil Is now
being run. wrightsman Ia said to
have received IS cents a barrel He
has two more wells on the said that
win be drilled In at once. on field
residents say the two tanks were
filled IN three weeks time from four
wells % this sllotmsrA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10
NEW YORK CENTRAL
MAKES GREAT BOND ISSUE

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.--Directors Of
the New York Central railroad an
nounced today the Issuance OF slO0,.
100000 six per cent twenty.year con.
vertible debenture bonds. subject TO
the approval OF the stockholders and
public service commission, to pay Off
the company's floating Indebtedness.