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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-27

Senator Langguth continues his
avowed wok Of removing dead wood
from the statute books. Up to date no
has introduced seven bills removing
sections Of the code no longer in effect.
Senator Garland is probably the most
patient man In the senate. The reading
clerk for some unknown reason some.
times fails to call the senator's name
when aycs and nays are being recorded.
The senator from Linn always arises
with the announcement that "Our very
efficient reading clerk has accidentally
overlooked my nnmei | would like to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-27

ing the stilc, dclugc dcepi YOU keep
ON counting, counting, counting until
you fall asleep.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-27

That bill to op off all continuing appropriations might
as well be continued to another session So many excep
ons have already been agreed to that the title is mis-
n0mer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-27

The anti-lobby bill was klled-probably lobbed to
death
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
5000 |. D. D. F.
VISITORS HERE
9O7 Delegates Register Attendance
at Grand Lodge Here Of Okla.
Rebekah'S and Odd Fellows

Rl MOON today there were oS7 del
~ cgatcs To the Grand lodges Of the
oklahoma Rcbcknhs and |. .. q. F's,
aud numerous " the order visiting
In the city, So that the total number
Is estimated tu be- between 900 aud
5000 The lcelluckins hotel where
the two orders ARE making their head
quarters presents scpne II mulu1.
ton, with ~ lobby filled 10y hun.
drcds NJ bc-rihhourd men and women
from all sections NJ the state
The program us planned for today
win hc adhered tu with the exception
thnt the reception NJ the Rchcknh ns.
.cmlly Officers by the local Rchcknh
luusC planned tu occur nt the |. -.
- /. hall This evening NJ Z go will
take place ON the mrlor floor NJ Ia
I pr. Hucklns hotel at $50 Following
the reception refreshments win be-
served
At y o'clock this morning the FIRST
business NJ the day occurred when the
Grand lodge NJ the odd Fellows met
In Euclid hall for the purpose NJ "ua
ferring Past Grand lodge degrees The
npcnlng NJ the Rohrkah assembly h
/ l. q. q. +. hall also was slmultahcou.
/ with the Grand lodge nssomhly
At 80 o'clock this afternoon u'
Euclid hall the following lodges will
compete for the Grand lodge prize n
conferring the first degree:
Cherokee No. -, Perry uhln.
/ Gage. No. 1856. Gage, okla. Lawton
| Nh "A. IAwtnn. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
USED FRANK TO
EXPLOIT TRADE?
Question Of Georgia Congressman S
Free Distribution Of Speech
Figures In Trial

- 80.
NJ IN l'l'N' ''I JON" W
~ Green vice president Of the Cot
tom Growers Cooperative society,
Monday testified before a United
States commissioner In the proceed
lugs brought by the goycrnment 10
hnyc philip 4. WudsWurth Of IeNus
city, TrNHs, one VI the founders Of
the society. removed to Atlanta, Ga.
for trial on an Indictment charging
him with using the mails 10 dcfrnud
Boo promoting the enterprise
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
PREPARING FOR
ARDMORE PROBE
State Corporation Commission
Studying Case and Subpoena
Ing Many Witnesses

CJRPORATION Commissioners
- George Ilrnshaw aud W. ID. Hum.
phr"y are bu,Ily engaged making prep
nrutiuns for the Investigation Of IN,
cause und responsibility for the t.
cent gasoline gus explosion nj Ard
more, for which thirty witnesses al
remedy have been suhpocuurd hy the
state
Commissioner llcnshnw tai. morn
Ing received u h,hk of about yUO pagr,
concerning Interstate Cummrrr,
Commission Regulations for III,
Transportation II Explosives nnu
Other dangerous Article, by Freight
and Express"
The commissioner X making eNhaus
tive Inquire, into the nature ~ rns
INK hcnd gus aud other technical mat
tcrs that will be- dealt with m m,
coming investigation, which begins nj
Arlmurr THURSDAY
There is much discussion relative {,
the probable course of prourrty-uwu
crs at Ardmurr who sustained los.
In the matter NJ ayuriug damage
ns we'll ns claims for life loss. tn,
city commissioners aud the lcading
newspaper ~ Ardmorr are urging
them not to he prccipllalc I'm start
Ing legal actions, asserting that rcn
sonnhlr adjustment " all claims like
ly will hr secured without the flllup
NJ sults
II Is the consensus ~ opinion here
That reasonable adjustment made IN
the near future would be- far better
that nwnitmg the results " long NJ
igaliun iu the courts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
ALEXANDER KOBDURATE
Still Retains Possession Of Morrill,
Fund. Yet Teachers In Agricultural
College Are Unpaid

"rhe state treasurer continues 10
retain the Morrill, fund, In defiance
Of the law and IN disregard Of the
opinion of the supreme court rs ren-
dered IN the case of the Cook Con
structlon company versus NJ H. Trapp,
former state auditor who was mnudu
muscd 70 compel the payment Tor
building material used nt the ngricul.
tural school nj saltwater" said i.
VI. Gault, president uf the state board
NJ agriculture this morning.
THAT decision" said Gault, "is
signed by the Judges uf the supreme
court, including X l.. Williams, now
governor ~ the state. Yet three long
months have passed. and the teach
crs Of the State Agricultural and Me
rhnnlcul college have not been paid
This Is the Kind uf work that makes
for Democratic harmony and foi
Democratic success In the future"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
GOODBYE DIR. DUMBA
Objectionable Austrian ambassador
sails for Home M Noon Tuesday
lias been In Public Eye for Month

NEW lORk. Ocl D. Dr Cm-nu
tin Theodur numm, AusNolluuum
ambassador tu Washington fur mu
than two years. who was rrulrI 20
the request NJ the United States -m
emment started fur Austria today m
board the Holland American .mU
Nicuw Amsterdam, leaving her. nI
Plymouth aud Rotterdam ut unm
Mrs Dumbn went with him
The recall ut Dr Dumn WIS H..
IN the seizure lHst MONTH 10y ulu.
NJ the British government NJ mr,sU..-
from the ambassador 10 his govern
ment which hnd been carried urru..
the ocean by James r. j. Archibald
an American
In the note tu An s.u asking NU
numhn's recall. Secretary l#u.ms
stated TINT nr Dumbn admitted tMu
he proposed To his government rW
tu lnstlpntc strikes in American
manufaCturiur plants
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
K.BOATS TRIED HARD
Navy Officials Are Watching With In
terest Performance Of New Subnla-
rines on Their 1900 Mile Cruise

WASHINGTON. oct. .. Navy dr.
pnrtmcut officials ARE watching with
interest the progress VI the four
United States submarines NJ the n
class which are now making the long
voyage under their own power from
san Francisco to Honolulu This ls
the first time American submarines
hu,c been sent upon so long u jour
uc, 200 miles under instructions t
u.r their own power and without rc
furiug on route The khuuls ha,,
q fuel capacity for more than fuul
thousand miles Unless the llttI,
fighters encounter 70 long storm they
are expected to nuke the journey
without difficulty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
.SLATIERNLY LAW
DELAYS JUSTICE
Speaker Before Rotary Club Says
Courts Are Good Enough But
Statutes Are LOOSly Drawn

TIlE principal SPEAKER before the
= Rotary club Tursduy ut il- regular
weekly luncheon In the dining room Of
the Lee. lmcklns, wa, pnm VI Pope,
lawyer MIR. Pope spoke on the qucs
ton Of judicial reform, a subject coy
cred rumprrhcusiyrly % few weeks ago
by Judge Frank Wells. VINO com.
pared American judicial procedure
with that prevailing In England aud
Canada 10 the distinct disadvantage
Of the American article.
MIR Pope recalled the address. los
Judge Wells aud agreed with 1t In
part. aud disagreed In part lie said
that we could not expect the sam,
celebrity "f action In legal matters %,
thnt obtaining iu a country as old "a,
hugluuG He declared that the Zach
ui confidence iu American courts wa,
] due neither tu the pleading Of trrhm
rnlitlr. lur ihc hultiug march ur uli
cml decisions but to loosely draw
luv- Wd hack OF mpuumi, and
pruWy un the bench.
llr declared for % special legal .om
mlttrr m the Legislature whose hu,l
hess 10 should be- tu take ever, idpr
presented boz hill form, aud whip that
lurH Into such form ~ will carry uu
the purpose uf the author, TIM, m,ur
INK % uv that viii stand the test NJ
luy courts ns we'll ns Inv thar will
accomplish what II wns intended io.
Mr. Pope also took ocrasiun lp dc
D.nw him-rlf opposed to uuuuintr,
Judges. believing II safer tu elect them
und insisted thut IN clrctlug the uropI,
shuuIl pay more attention tp the prr
eunI qualification. of the uudIdnt,
tmn tu his legal attachments
Mr. o. T. Hutchinson wits ,nYlrma,
of the day The attendance wa. mur
wp tu rhr standard with % uuI,
number uf guests
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
WAR GAME With
SEALEV|ATHANS
DreadnaughtS viii Try TO Protect
Atlantic Coast Against Raids
Of Smaller WarShlpS

WASHINGTON. oct Admiral
w Iletcher's Atlantic fleet Of huttlc.
SLIPS was engaged toduy In defending
the coast from Maine to Floridu
against q hostile forrr under Vice Adj.
mlrul Mayo This was the beginning
ur a ten days war gnmc which had
been planned uu more extensive
scale than ever before attempted by the
United States navy. Practically every
available vessel on the active list WA,
participating
The hostile fleet, designated us IN,
red put to sea from Newport. II. /
and tho other. the blue" steamed
from Hampton Roads, yesterday Adj
miral FletcherS object was 10 pre-
vent the red fleet from effectln,
1000 entrance 10 any port.
In the defending were eight dread
muehts and four prcdrrlduuughts. AL
mnl Flctchers flag flew FROM IN,
Wyoming, and the other ships " Mi
fleet were the New York. Texas, Florl
da \rkuusaS Utah Michigan, Soull
Carolina New hampshire. Rhode
l-mI New Jersey and Virginia Vlc
Nmml Mayos fleet WIS compose,
of swift cruisers aud vessels NJ slmiR
L.|.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
PROTESTS MASSACRE
Turkish Government viii he Given TO
Understand That | ). Highly Dis.
approves Policy Being lsed

WASHINGTON. oct. . The Turk
ish government will hc formally no.
titled that unless the massacre NJ A.
mcnlans ccuscs friendly relations m
tween the American Ipuplu and lhu
people NJ Turkey win be- Threatened
Instructions tu TINT effect have pm
to Ambassador Mursoutmu nl Com
slantinoplc officials here mUlr b.
plain, however That the mcssaur did
not threaten rupture IN diplomat
relations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
WOULD DIVIDE DISTRICT

KANSAS CITY, Oct. D. Members
nl lNr policy committee Of district No.
-G United Mine Workers NJ Amerl.
n m,r arrived here from McAlestcr
HI are Ia conference with John a.
White president of the International
Mime Workers union. From this con
ference win come II recommendation
'hH 'hr international union divide
district 2G. composed at this time "
u.Hnnwu. Arkansas aud Texas, max
M. .rpnratr district NJ Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
DEFEADlNG NEW YORk
Ordinance Experts Try to Make T..
Inch Guns Shoot as Far ~ lj-mcI
Guns Of British Navy-Testing NOW

NEW YORK, oct a honrl NJ
ordnance experts of the United State,
army was engaged nj Sandy Hook m
making biz gun tests using one NJ
the l2inch guns which guard the
npproach to New York city
Their purpose was 10 ascertain the
power and quality NJ explosive
charges.
The experiments may have an Inn
pornnt influence upon the coast ar
tlllcrA II has been admitted that
these l2luch guns have not az pres.
rnt sufficient range tu cope with the
l5lnrh guns with which some British
warships have been armed, but II ha,
been suggested that boy changing the
elevation NJ the coast guns their cf.
frCtiycness may bc increased
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
MINNEAPOLIS "WkT"
Prohibition Election Il Won by Sa.
loon Element by Strong Majority
Another Vote May Bc Called

MINNEApOLlS, oct. 2 The county
option election yesterday In this OIlen
ucpinl county was won 10y the "wcts. %
with eight precincts missing. tho
count today was: VETS 1891 drys
2S,SHi, making a total vote NJ M. .SS5
At the headquarters NJ the "drys
II was said the struggle had not been
given up only deferred.
According Ia tht local optlon law
passed 10y the last STATE Legislature
the prohihitonists can petition for
another election In three years.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
RUSSIA GETS CREDIT
Minister Barl's Visit TO London Re
suits In an Arrangement for Dis
counting PetroErad Bills

LONDON. oct 6.-An arrangement
Tor a commercial credit IN London for
Russia probably will result the Times
snys. from the visit 10 England unu
france Of Minister Bark. The ~
rnngement, II Is understood will take
the form of dlscountlng Russian gov
ernment bills up 20 SlO00OO, 900,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05

MNSONS TO MEET

MrNlrSrUR oct 5-Thr IAN rc
union uf Dhn Scottish Rite Mu,ou,
alley uf South MrAlester, Orient ul
Indian territory viii be held m Nc
Alrsirr October H. ~ aud II under
iho direction OF Dr HALEY, Bird dr-
gree ,"'rwlg Grand inspector fur
oblohomn -aHN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
Dry Farming Must
Look to livestock
For Final Success

DENVER. oct o Crops and soils,
irrigation and forestry and rural or
mnIzHtiun were subjects before lo.
day, session Of the International
Farm congress +. G. Chilcutt, agri.
u.lwrist IN charge of dry hand inycs
li-alluus NJ the department of ngd
culture told of his work In the great
plains area. y
Practically all Of the level or roll
Ing upland prairie land In the great
plains can be- profltahly furmrd
Livestock must enter largely into
any system NJ profitable and pcrma
nrut dry.laud agriculture"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
DOUBLE PASSPORTS
Chicago Newspaper Photographer Ar.
rested Upon Suspicion nl Bemg
Gcrnan Spy

CHICAGO. u1. o. I#ns a..
Reese, n newspaper photographer VI
chicago, Who went tn Europe tn yet
war pictures, Is a prisoner In Lon
don, charged with being German
spy. according 10 wuri received here
today. A man said 10 have been thv
double" " Reese landed iu Plymouth
England, In June, exhibited his pass
ports and disappeared Soon after.
ward the Chicago photographer land.
cd and when the duplication In pass
ports was discovered he was arrested.
Federal authorities ARE said to bc
conducting investigations NJ the case
ut Chicago aud Washington.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
CONSUL SUMMONED
= Representative In London Is
Called Home tO Tell What lie knows
lbout Export and Import business.

WASHINGTON, oct . Robert T.
N.myr the United States consul gen.
rM n London has hrru summoned Ia
Washington Tor consultation on the
r.Ir situation existing between the
lnDyd states and great Britain
lu London the consul general has
mnrrrd much information concerning
British exports aud rrcNports aud IL
E. tnls phase Of the situation on which
rHr state department official, urc par
u.uarly anxious to obtain first hand
Information from him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
SANTA ~ WILL PAY

Corporation Commission. a
: 'rurgc llcushuw Il In receipt uf &
: telegram from T. 4. RuIr, S
president of the Santa Fr rI e
road, sloting that without tHr q
company admitting liability fr e.
the recent disastrous gasoline 4
+ explosion nt Ardmore, II lt rm 4
effect adjustments, the compan, 4
B VIII pny ull just dumugc claims q
+ Witlwul anything the action NJ >
= the courts to determine liability =
y
D % ID u n Z.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05

A man should not be Judged entirely
hy his ability to asslmilnte punish.
ment. Ills attitude In the face Of vic
tory Is the better test
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
LESSON
ROADS IN STATE
Three Stretches Have Been Put In
in Last IS Months Under
GOvernmentSuperviSiOn

WAsuINGroN, oct. 4. Under AN
w lhority provided In the agricultural
act "fur Investigations " the best
mrihud~ NJ road making aud best klud-
of road making materials, and Tor fur
ulshlug expert advice on road building
and maintenance the federal high
way engineers. upon application from
local rnud authorities. have supervised
the construction uf short stretches ol
various Kinds of roads. us object lr,
SONS, and fur the purpose NJ demon
strntIug methods NJ construction
adapted To the respective communities
The rouutlr~. save IN the ease NJ spr
cinl posi- roads defray the entire rus'
ot materials and construction, and IN,
department supplies the expert suprr
vision Forty ~ these object lr-~m
ronl- mu, been built during r.
months
Ihrwurh dome IN oklahoma is given
v. f.II.tt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
Ol,mulgee County

Work uU 900 feet NJ earth road
Icudm. from ukmugcr toward Henry
rttn wn. completed In July 1913 A
stretch NJ earth road i,S20 feet long
from uhmU-ur toward Hcnryctln was
graded u august 1913
Bcckhnm County
Work uu Z NM feet NJ the Suyrr
nelm snudrny road was completed
February lI lpli
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05

.H@h & % % s. y 81 81 81 # 4
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-02-05
Part II.
Sidewalks.
Plans and Specifications.

Section 21O The Council shall by resolution adopt and
cause to filed for inspection in the Office of the Engineer
and City Clerk general plans and specifications to apply to
and govern building relaying and repairing Of all side
walks in the City.
From time to each year. the Council cause in
vation bids be published III the official paper IN the
same and for the length OF time as IS required
in the case of other public improvements for building lay
ing and repairing all sidewalks that may be ordered by the
Council The bids therefor shall be received and opened
contract let and bond given in the as pro-
vided in this chapter for other public improvements
Grant of Powers.
Section 211 The Council shall have the right to cause
be constructed sidewalks along of the public streets
and highways of the City that may deem necessary and
cause the same be reaid repaired removed when
necessary.
How Ordered
Section 22 Whenever the Council shall deem neces-
ar that anv sidewalks in the City shall be built reaid
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-02-05
Power of Coun'

Power of Council.
Section Us The Council shall have exclusive power to
discontinue public streets alleys highways
any portion thereof in the City but such vacation or
dscontnuance shall be granted ordered by the Council
except upon the verified petition writing of
of the of real property in that portion OF such street
alley highway proposed to be vacated Such petition
shall state the for such and briefly describe
the alley portion thereof desired be vacated
The Council upon presentation of said petition at any
ca or regular meeting may hereupon order such petition
be filed with the City Clerk who shall Immediately make and
publish the official paper notice for the period OF two
successive weeks at least week, stating that such
petition has been filed with the City Clerk and its object
in brief and that such petition will be heard and consd
cred by the Council at time and place specified therein
which and place shall be fixed by the Council at the
of the acceptance of such petition and the time OF
hearing such petition shall be least ten days after the
/ last publication of said notice.
Hearing.
Section 226 The Council the time and place appointed
shall investigate and consider the subject involved said
petition and may view the premises and shall hear all
testimony offered for against said petition.
Order of Council.
Section 227. The Council after hearing such petition
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-02-05

Instalments May Be Paid Before Due
Section l88. Any owner person interested in any
land against which assessment has been levied may
after such has been divided into nstallments
pay of the nsalments any time before
turiy upon the payment of the interest which has already
accrued.
Instalnents Paramount Lien
Section 180 Every nstament the time of payment of
which has been extended shall constitute and continue
be paramount lien in favor of the City and against the
lots and parcels of land which said grant
ed for the extended with interest and penalties
for each lot or parcel until the same is fully paid
Informalites.
Section 19O No assessment shall be aside held
invalid by of any nformaity in the proceedings
prior the entry thereof the list by the Auditor
County herenbefore required unless shall appear
that by of such nformay irregularty substan-
tal injury has been done to the person persons claiming
to be aggrieved.
New Assessment. When.
Section 1ol. If for the proceedings of the
Council or amy of its officers be found irregular de-
fecve whether such defects urisdictona other
wise the Council may make often as
need be- upon all real estate benefited which payment
has been made for said improvement until the full
of all benefits assessed has been realized from the
estate benefited by such Improvement.
Power to Purchase Property Assignment of Liens
Section 1872 In order to protect the lien of the City
special assessments the Council SHALL whenever necessary
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-28

crib.d as U. S. Survey Mo- sl4. and situated on Che West hank of KvlchRk River approximate iv ak miles above the mouth of the Alagnak River. District of Alaska, and In Latitude 69 deg o6 min. 50 sec. North and In Longitude i66 deg al min. 44 sec. West, and more par ticularly described as toliows' 70 w.t.
 Reginning at Corner No. 1 of said survey. yvhenee U. s. L. M R. c. NJ. bears s. 10 deg. o7 min. W. 2O.7O chs. distant, thence East, var 2S deg. 10 min. D., 800 chs. to corner No 9 meander corner at line of mean high water on Kvichak River. whence witness corner hears West 1. .S2 chs. distant; thence, meand- ering along line of mean high water on west shore of Kvichak River. var. 22 deg. E., N' 2s deg 9b min. E. 7.2O chs; N. 29 deg. 64 min. E eO chs: N. 30 deg. 2e min. E. 6.S5 chs. to Corner No 8, meRnder corner. whence wit ,sss corner bears West l.98 chs. distant ; Thence West. var. 26 deg. E. ll.69 chs. to corner No. 4: thence South, Var. 20 deg. E. I5,Sb chs. to corner No 1. the place of begin hing, containing il.l4 acres; .
 As additional to Homestead Entry No. l446 r,ade August 26. 1865. by Kyhran Horan, at IonIa. Michigan Land Office, for the s. A of SE H of Sec SO. township IS north, range i0 west. containing so acres .
 Anv and all persons claiming adversely said tract of land. or any portion thereof, are hereby notified that unless their adverse claims arc filed during the period of publication ana posting, or within 50 days thereatter, they will be barred by virtue or the statute anu the regulations hereunder.
 If ia hereby ordered that thls notice be pub usbed for the statutory period Of 60 days Tn tha SEWARD GATEWAY, a newspaper or ,eneraI circulation printed at Seward. Alaska nubIished nearest the land applied for
 c. B. WALKER. Register. First publication July 2, 1915
 Last publication Sept. l6' lsl6'