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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
CLUB Is To MOBILIZE
Western Association Players Have
Been Notified to Assemble Here Dur.
ing the Month Of March.

Hcinc Maag, manager Of the Okla.
homn city club OF the Western n.,o.
citation, has been notified to report
In oklahoma city on March |. and
members Of the team are called to
mobilize here March %. This IL the
word sent out by Secretary r. NJ. Dun
can of the club. The club members
win begin to practice Immediately
they reach here and everybody nut In
condition for the games to be played
before the regular season opens.
The Fort Worth club Of the Texas
league wants to play two games at
Fort Worth with the Oklahoma City
team ON March q and 2s, hut an these
dates have already been taken with tho
New York Giants. the Fort Worth
games may be arranged for some other
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
ONE KILLED, ANOTHER HURT
IN TEXAS SHOOTING AFFRAy

TEMPLE, Texas, Feb. l1.-Jack
Sakellaris, proprietor Of the Square
saloon In this city was shot and In
stantly killed this morning about 2
o'clock In a house IN the red light dis
trlct. John Demouz, charged with the
shooting, Is In loca, hospital, serious.
ly wounded by shots from gun in
the hands Of Sakellaris. One Of the
Inmates of the house was shot I'm the
leg, b,u the Injury Is not serious.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
WHITE WAY FOR OILTON is
NEXT MOVE IN ROOM TOWN

OlLTON, Oh, Feb It.-Olllon is to
nave white way, This is the an.
houncement today by the town officials
VINO are making the arrangements
oN to make both broadway and
Alain, the two mnin business streets,
hNghtly lighted thoroughfnres. Work
began today In charge " Henry Full.
toh' civil engineer, and Truman Dunn,
general manager, to install natural
gns plant. The gas supply IL being
received from hig wells In the field
Just tO the southward
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
SECRETARY WILSON To SPEAK
ATDEVELOPMENT MEETING

CHARL LESTON, S. C., Feb Ii
Secretary IT Labor Wilson, who arrlv.
ed here early today, viii he the prln.
clpal speaker NJ the South Carolina
development and settlement confer
ence tonight under auspices NJ the
Southern Commercial congress Gov
ernor Manning also win deliver m
address Statewide farm DEVELOPMENT
will I've the general topic under dis.
CnsslOn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11

dates. Secretary Duncan has also re-
ceived an invitation from Dallas for
games aud It Is possible that a series
VIII be fixed.
The Denson club, which Is
In the Western association, has
scheduled number of exhibition
games. The St Louis Nationals will
be there March 70 and 81 New York
Nationals March 20; st. Louis Amer.
leans March % and April 8 and A..
and the Fort Worth team Of the Texas
league April 10 and Il.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
AGREEMENT OF NACO
VIOLATED BY MEXICANS

NACO Sonora, Feb. Fifteen
heNlcnnS soldiers, under commander
named Acosta, today occupied Naco.
Sonora, Carrnnza adherents declare
ihlS violation Of the agreement with
General Hugh Scott. Under that agree.
menl which was signed by General
MnNtorena Of Sonora. the Carnnzn
troops evacuated the town with the
understanding It should not he reoc.
cupled by either faction.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
BULGARIAN NEUTRALITY
ANNOUNCED BY PREMIER

SOFIA Bulgaria, Feb. li.-"Bul.
garla has decided to maintain n strict
ana loyal neutrality" said Premier
hadoslaroff, at meeting today with
his parliamentary adherents at whlcl,
the 6ermnn loan TO Bulgaria was dis.
'ussed' The premier declared that the
military aud financial preparations Of
the country were adequate for any
''ehluallty hut that the government
was confident the friendly feelings "
the powers toward Bulgaria would
result t0 lts advantage
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
MYSTERY SURROUNDS FIRE X
WHICH BURNED sCnO6yq.

JENNINGS, Ok, Feb. 1i.--Mys@esy
surrounds the destruction by firs -
the Oakwood school house last nfIn
Just over the Greek county lima. Il
four miles south Of this city. y
a frame building. hut one Of ~
est rural school houses n ~
tion OF the state. Farmers dl1o1>
the fire, but the entire inrids ~ -
flames .sa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
BRITISH ANNOUNCE MORE
NEWS FROM GENERAL FRENCH

LONDON Feb. II, 3:32 u. m-The
British government has capitulated at
last To the lnsistent demand for more
news from the front Prime Minister
NsQullh promised today that arrange
ments would be made TO publish
communications from Sir John French
the British commander In chief, twice
weekly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
WEIGH AND WHITE WILL FIGHT
10 ROUNDS, NO DECISION

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Feb. IL
Freddy Welsh and Charley White,
lightweight boxers practically reach
eel an agreement today, through their
managers with Milwaukee match
muker to meet In a ten-round no de-
Cision bout In Milwaukee, February 20.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
CANADIAN rNDS OF
BRIDGES NOW GUARDED

NIAGARA FALLS, Feb. 1.-THE Ca
madam ends Of both the International
bridges between this city aud Niagara
Falls. Ont, were placed under military
guard today as a protection against
possible attempts 10 destroy them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER
WINSiOw IN LAUNCnnr

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 11.--rho
torpedo boat destroyer winslow w.
launched today at the Cramp ship
yard The Winslow Is 9fb feet loae
and the contract calls for speed 4
% Knots. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
MILLIONS IN MUNITIONS
ORDERED IN CONNECTICUT

BRIDGEPORT Conn. Feb. H.
Orders for prejectiles sggregating
A,OOOO0O are understood to have
been placed with local munitions
manufacturing company for one Of
the warning nations.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
ACTUARY GETS
PAY FOR WORK
House Approves Payment of
$25 a Day For Work OF In
suraACe Expert.
MCOMB DRAWS THAT AMOUNT

The house this morning In effect
pluccd the stamp Of It's approve On
the action Of State INSURANCE con.
missioner A. l. Welch In employing
AN expert actuary at $50 Il day 10
make examination Of insurance com
panics when it Killed In committee
of thc Whole the bill by N Il. MoN'y
" Muskogcr. which would have llm-
lted fees Tor making such cNamIha-
lions 10 maximum Of So day.
The name of J. =. McComO OF this
ily former state insurance commits
Honrr and the expert ariuury who
has been engaged by the Insurance
commissioner at $50 "a day tor Time
actually spent In making ,Namina-
uons. was brought into the debate.
Many complaints are being made
" exorbitant fees being allowed bF
the lnsBancc department for 'Nnmi-
nations said Make To allow
t25 Il day aud all cXpenps for such
work Is AN imposition Cpon IN" Inc
surumcr companies who have to pay
he bills and les outrageous The in
uruurr companies boo the long run.
make some one else ply for these
examinations and thr} should %" reg.
united"
Experts Were Cheaper.
Mu,ry stated that hr hFl been a
director Of uu iusurluu trumpany
for man. yeur and ths' his COM
pany had employed experts al from
S. TO $50 % day who were av good
as can b." found anywhere. lie de-
clarel that the name n,tuury is used
to permit ol making blk charges. but
that la % matter ~ iI"l mo- acuary
work Is done Boo connection with ey-
animation ot the companies MuNey
'' that lhI s the "nly state IN
the union that pays $40 dny for
such services
Representative John Wright asked
II II was not fact that when Me
Combs was Insurance commissioning
the department was compelled Io
send tO Denver for AN expert actuar
..s s-5 day MaNey replied
.uuI h. did not know.
Representatives Ben T.. Harrison
of Hughes and r. r. Gnsco VI PuLT
cell opposed the bill declaring that
i2j day Is not too much TO allow
an actuary OF the ability NJ McCombs.
you an have found out" said
Harrison. IRON attempting to figure
out the meaning Of your insurance
policy, that an understanding Of the
Insurance business requires more
than ordinary ability a man VINO
is able to check up the books of %
big insurance company ought to get
t2j day This bill ought not to
pass
Inses Another Measure.
Glusco declared that en- expert ac-
tuary Is not employed the year
round, but only when special work ;s
to be- done and that he would not
hang around waiting for job II not
paid well when engaged. II this bin
were passed. the commissioner. when
have to go ont and Nick nm soms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11

A bicycle free to five boys aud five
glrls IN the contest now running In
THE TIMES Start now and saye
the votes earned on purchases made
from the advertisers In this event See
Monday nights TIMES Tor details,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11

II yoa are In the market FOR ponl.
try turn to The Times Want Ad page
There Is profit there for you
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
WIN n. Clark win deliver an address

fected. The meeting will he held at
the home VI Mrs. Porter II Morgan,
aud civic Improvement efforts for
spring and summer will be outlined
Members Of the Pilgrim COngrega-
tiOnal church will tender banquet to
the leader of the choir Roland ID. VIII
llnms, aud forty members 0f the or
gnnllatlon. The entertainment will be
given Thursday night and the banquet
is To be- served by the ladies OF the
church
The Oklahoma Ice Manufacturers
association closed their annual session
here Wednesday afternoon with the
election Of u. I. SOllduy Of Oklahoma
city as president II II, McClintock
Of the Crystnl Ice and Cold Storage
company was elected vice president aud
l. A. Bruwdrr OF the pnuls Valley lee
and Fuel company WIS reelected sccrr
tary. An executive committee was
elected, consisting " T., II Hin ~
Shawnee. K s. 1rururk ~ III Reno,
W. y. Corn uf Elk City, Carl Glltsch
of Oklnlom city and j. u. Childs uf
Snpulpn II WAS decided thnt the next
,,,,,,,aI r,.,,I,,, IL f., Ia. h,ll hnr. ua,t
year
o.
The Modern Noodmrn OF America
will hold regular meeting ~ Odd Eel.
lows hall Friday. February IT, at
1880 p. m Spcdnl order of business
Is the election of u clerk lo illI the
vacancy caused by resignation NJ i,r
present clerk. All members urged v
W present
,-.. o.-...,... .....
Va" p,''''' W '"'''''E'' -,
III ""'''''''' IVY "'' .'''' ''''''
lnH business.
L NJ McC, Of M Reno wa. in
'N,"'''','" '''' '','' ,'..,I.' H..
an" ''S'''''''' '' Wv
'''
Noiion nicture men of the state will
m,., hcra rrIdny 'rbr session is Tor
r,. u,,u,-. nf lis,.ussiuy rrudIug lrg
,.I,t,n and ,y,u IN. held pt thp Lee.
IIprLh,. hotel
100
Etye hadIy scared boys were I'D
before Police judge Price Thursday
,norrir,, charcoal Win, hrInu Implirat.
al I'm tha ,ttpmrt,J robb,ry of the
,,r,,ar, .,,ro NJ 5is North Shortrl
n,,,re and t,r,r,,n Arthur also lj
80 n,n N.,r, sl,,r,J o,..d ,, I,nl,.
orts whu, IIornld Rrovn ape f. uf
72S West fiflh, 'llfford Jordan age
II of NO2 West Fiflh, and 'lNdr
Nouus. II, uf so West Seventh, nj.
tempted to rob the store was the
rhnrge mn,p lN ] NJ Shell who con
~ W. ,,.. ..,,,,, ,,,or,l.
49, ,,d,. r,t..
"'''''' "E '"'S'
La. Cr.Lo vho vas arre.ted a f,Ny
,,'ir, Nu'.I pnhinsn, ,n a
way, "7 ,,,.i',., s,,,na, - xin
'""'s' VI '"p''"H p,..' " ."' Wv r., ,.ay
was re'e"''" "','"'
turned over ny tue loh'' J." ''' '""'
~ attorney Wh" r''nseu tn issu' /"
warrant, owing To insufficient eN'
dence.
Regular review OF Oklahoma Tent
No. 5 The Maccabees, will he held nj
the Maccahee Temple l02is \ Robin
son. tonight. The completion " the
mans for the stntr rnlly. Including the
sclo,t,on ~ thc degree lrom personnel
u.m ho octoJ nm 4 mn attendance N
no .,no,ohors f.. nr,od and Sir KNIGHTS
OF other tents invited.
- - l., V....,,.,
"'Se ''o"" IVA" ''"'S"', -
H. Np'''r laSl n'E"' WI" ''"tWru W
Wrest. lurre "''' '''''' o"u'''"'''
and half The subject was The
DEVILS Greatest Drmslon" Subject
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11

The faint heart that failed TO win
may not have done so badly, after
all
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
Echoes &! s& Streets


Pioneer Telephone company la an or
der issued today by the corporation
commission following a complaint
made To the commission 10y A. l.. bur.
nett aud others NJ Gushing IN the
order of the commission II is said that
considerable complaint has come NJ
the service given the Gushing local OK
change by the toll line. Local condi,
tiOns are also taken into cOnsidern-
tlOn, and the commission directs that
II after the local conditions are i'm,
proved the Pioneer must see that ade-
quate toll line service Is furnished.
Mayor Grant Is OF the opinion that
all things come to him who waits.
Thursday morning after the matter
had been under discussion for npnrly
two years wOrkmen started tn re-
pairing the ceiling Of the mayors Of
flee IN the city hall building
There have been very few eases Of
contagious di&'nses In Oklahoma CITY
THIS winter remarked one NJ the city
health Officers THURSDAY When asked
II there was any particular rem, o. for
this condition the official replied that.
In his opinion II was on account "
HE city detention hospital He stated
mat ny soon ny case " contagious
dlscnse was discovered. the patient
was hurried tU the city hospital. where
every possible prccuutlOn to prevent
'ont"Elon were In effect
IT, W Hoffman Of Seminole WAS
here Thursday ud registered at The
Ire.lluckIus hotel
The senate this afternoon na.sed
the emergency ouuSc ON the hin hy
Edm"ud-ou which provides that "A
county attorney co. county where
'hrr" is no deputy may appoint n
,huosrurhrr who shall serve m lien
OF lhr deputy The bin hy Hunrd "
Ohfnskrr county authorizing thr
clerk Of his county to employ adII
u"naI Help wa, pu>,cd finally
lhr committee on judiciary No. I
IN 'hr ~cunlr this afternoon made a
IN'"'nhI" report un The house bin hy
Ihrsi' n Puuuroc allowing II pen
Sion Tor the confederate soldier. and
sailors 10 Dhr state The bin has Al
i'ndN passed the house 4 pension
. $40 month s allowed under th, mr..
! Visions of the hilI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11

Too many lazy men pose as mar
tyrs. w
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
A large crowd heard Evangelist 4

II. Spiccr last night with renewed In.
tcrest 1hcre were three additions.
Fifteen additions 10 date IN one week
aud n hnlf. The subject was The
Devils Greatest Demslun Subject
tonight. THE win Opcn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11
Regular review Of Oklahoma Tent

Regular review OF Oklahoma Ieni
No. 5 The Maccabees will he held nj
the Maccahee Temple, 1929 y Robin
son, tonight The completion ~ the
plans for the state rally, including the
selection " the degree team personnel
will be acted on full attendance "
the members * urged aud Sir knights
" other tents invited
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11

Joe GrelsO, who WAS arrested f@'
dayc ago with Ethel Robinson on Il
charge uf r0bblng II farmer " $40,
wns released TucsdNy lie was
turned over by the police To the coun.
" attorney, who refused To issue n
warrant, owing to insufficient ccl.
dence.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11

Nine prisoners were released on pa.
role In the police court Thursday.
They are to remrin at liberty during
good behavior, or during absence from
oklahoma city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11

City and county officers combined
forces Wednesday night and raided
several alleged bookkeeping Joints As
an evidence nf their success, Police
Chief Jones office rcscmhed n whole.
nle liquor store Thursday morning
with five or sin hundred hottie Of
beer, whisky and gin IN sight
Better toll service is required 10 he
furnished the local exchange Of the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11

PatrOlnan A. l., Bouriif Of the 20.
lice force handed his resignation TO
Mayor Grant Thursday morning. II
~ said that there had been some dis
satisfaction nv to Bouriffs conduct In
office and nm investigation was said
to he pending His resignation was
accepted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11

u. W Hoffman Of Seminole WAS
mere Thursday md registered at the
Lrcllurklus hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11

Motion picture men Of the state viii
meet here Friday The session is for
the purpose of discussing pending leg
i~lntion aud will be- held nl the Lee.
llurkms hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11

o {. Carpenter Of Okmulgec wa
In oklahoma cts Thursday transact
ing business
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-11

J. NJ. Mccoy Of vi Reno WAS in
oklahoma city Thursday ON business
and registered ut the lee lluckn, hu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-21
ANNUAL BALL OF
NURSES ALUMNAE
PROVES A SUCCESS
City Hall Scene on Wednesday
Evening Of One of the Most
Enjoyable Social Events of
the Winter - Attendance Is
Large

One of the leading social affairs OF
the winter. the Nurses Alumnae ball
was given Wednesday evening at City
hail with good attendance, nearly 100
couples participating, and the occa-
sion was thoroughly enjoyed by all
The purpose Of the ball was to raise
money for the new wing Of the Au-
gusta General hospital, and quite a
snug sum will be realized.
Many came from Hallowell and
Gardiner to enjoy the occasion Dane
ing began at about o'clock and ex-
tended late into the night, an order
of u dances and four extras being
carried out. Both the old and the new
dances were enjoyed, although the
majority seemed to favor the new
styles and several couple gave exhi-
billions of the new dances in a most
praiseworthy manner. Music was fur
nishcd by Cushings Orchestra Of six
pieces.
The stage was beautifully decorated
with palms, ferns and cut flowers ar
ranged in most artistic manner.
Many tables were placed about the
room fer the convenience of the dane
ers, and ice cream. punch and ginger
ale were served at booths
Fraflaz'ick H OUan acfad as floor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-21
fesp NATURE HOLD
YOUR HAIR CHARMS

-2'.7ess. even color. hrilliance and
Ss;tres-, a,c the attributes of healthy.
-'A'' Nature requires only sensible
---',''.'' tss. especially freedom from
esHaroa, in exchange for hair beauty
lo- help Nature most when you assist
Lev ~ tie best method. to safely make
-''l Keep perfectly clean, healthy scalp.
~ WISHING the hair il is not advisable to
Nse Z naEeshltt. but always use a
PREPARATION made for shampooing only.
'"a can enjoy the best that is known
1' "hol1 th,ee cents q shampoo by get
,'.s 6 3sc%age of canthrox from your
" "EF'S' dissolve q teaspoonful II a cup
T. not water and your shampoo is ready.
@-.e7 is use the hair dries rapidly with
-.'@2N'n color. Daudruf. excess oil and
VT ars dissolved end entirely disappear.
GUY hair will be SO fluffy that il Will
'''N much heavier than il is lis lustre
@~a so-;ness vii! also delight you. while
~,e Stimulated scalp gains the health
"Ilch issIres hair growth.-Ady
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-21
PORTLAND WATER DISTRICT WANTS
TO ISSUE BONDS OF 100000

The Portland Water District, public
municipal corporation fled a petition
with the Public Utilities Commission,
January Il. praying for permission to
issue new bonds in the form Of per cent
2o-year coupon bonds in 5000 denomina-
tion to the value Of $500 go. The bonds
If issued. are to be under date Of jan
uary /, 1915, and will fall due January
!, 1885 The Public Utilities Commits
sion has ordered a public hearing on the
petition to be held in the Office OF the
Public Utilities Commission at 10 A.
NJ. January IS.
Two complaints have been fled with
the Public Utilities Commission by cit
liens of Sanford. One is a complaint
signed by Charles E. Valley and IL
others against the Atlantic Shore Rail-
way. The compliments charge that the
service Of he railway between Sanford
village and the Sanford and Springvale
station OF The Boston & Maine Railroad
is insufficient and inadequate. They
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-21
GEORGE SYPKERS
REPORTED WEDNESDAY
AS SLIGHTLY BETTER
Thought to Have Chance for
Recovery Unless Change for
Worse Sets Expresses
Regret for Tuesdays Shoot
ing at Hospital

The condition of George L. Syphers.
who shot himself Tuesday afternoon at
the Augusta State hospital after hav-
ing fired two shots at Mrs. Margaret
Perkins. head nurse in the male sick
ward o. the lower Harlow building, was
reported to be little more favorable.
His temperature was nearly normal, his
pulse was gradually toning up and he
appeared a little brighter. The bullet,
which is lodged under the left shoulder
blade and can be felt under the skin Of
the back, Will be allowed to remain
where it is for the present, at least. The
greatest cause for apprehension is the
possibility that pneumonia may set il.
sylvester is reported to have spoken
but very little Wednesday except TO ex-
press 4 regret that the shooting had
occurred.