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London, July 6tb.-The forces under Field
Marshal Won BIackensen are moving north
ward from Galioia into Poland. At the rate
Of five miles daily, and if the colossal often
sive is successful, it will split the Russians
into two sections, with great areas OF swamps
between them.
British experts say that If the Austro-
Germans continue heir progress for another
week, the Russians must abandon Warsaw
and the whole line.
The Germans continue 10 mass troops in
the Baltic Provinces. In South east Gaiicia
the Russians are fighting teuaciously, assist
cd by a series OF parallel rivers beyond the
emilia Lipa. The Austro- German advance
has been extremely costly. On their two ex-
Sreme wings the Russians hold firm and
their retirement has been orderly, with vigo-
rous rearguard operations. The Austro-
Germans are getting deeply into forests
without railways, and are INSTRUCTED by
rivers.
The Germans are again on the offensive at
several points in the Western theatre. They
attacked in close formation the French force
defending the Angros-Ablain road, north
of Arras, but were dispersed after sustaining
many casualties. A German battalion at
tempted to storm the village OF Fey, west
of Pont a Mousson and the Moaelle river,
but when they reached the French wire en-
tanglements they were unable to drive
through. In the ArGonne, engagements
with hand grenades and torpedoes are re-
ported. There have been heavy artillery
duels during the last % hours in Belgium
in the region of Newport and on the Steen-
straate Het Sast front.
Adyices from Rome state that the Italians
have gained ten miles in Carnia since the
first Of July aud important battles have oc-
cured at points between Caregoretti and
ldria, whore the Italians have heavy forces
and are pushing the Austrians back along
the entire front. In the Isonzo region the
Italians have taken some Austrian positions
and are moving on PLAYA. In the last two
days they have advanced % miles from
Idersko, southeast of Tolmino.
A Russian official communiqu6 says: "The
Russian cruisers "Rurik," "Makaroff, . s'Ba-
yam" 'Bogatyr' and "Oleg" encountered
the enemy on Friday morning between
Oeland Island and the coast of Courland.
The enemy's force consisted of a light cruis-
or of the "Augsburg' class. q mine-lnyer
and three destroyers. The fog was SO dense
that the ships were frequently swallowed in
darkness. Therefore the gun-fre was in
accurate. The Russians attempting to in
, 1915-07-07
KRUPP WORKS IN TURKEY.
4, 900 German Workmen Turning Out Shells
and Other Ammunition.

Athens, June 6, Despatch to the London
Morning Pos. 1.-The secret of the Turkish
ammunition supplies has at length transpired.
1t appears thet the Krupps have established
near Constantinople a large factory for shells
and explosives, with 40 0 German workmen,
which is turning out large quantities of am
munition.
The manufacture of ssltpetre is also pro-
ceeding by q new electrical method.-N Y.
Times, jane Eth.
, 1915-07-07

The SIS PARMA" arrived here at 7
O'Clock yesterday morning from Windwnrd
Islands. Passengers:-Rev. Father krng-
ers, Messrs. J. Boyce, s. Humphreys, A. Git
tens, f. Waterman, and D.. Durrant.
After landing some over carried cargo she
left at 8 O'Clock for New York via St. Thom-
as, taking the following passengers:-For
New York Edward A. Jameson, Eurania
Cooper, Eliza Williams, Eliza Charba, Rosa
mond Broker. Mr.. & Mrs. Fred Petford,
j. Mccall, P. Brady, Cyril Powlis, Matilda
Christian.
For 81. Thomas:-Esther Henuemann.
- Vest End Ne,Os. July &.
, 1915-07-07

enter Mr.. Pierpont Morgan's abdomen nor
did they touch O bone. HIS condition il
serious, but he is improving and there il
every hope OF his recovery. Holt, his assail-
ant, wrote to hs father-in-law, the Revd.
MIR. Sensabaugh, Presiding Elder of the
Methodist Church, that his plan was to hold
Mr.. Morgan's wife and children as hostages
while the fnanoier stopped The trade in mu-
~nitions, and be carried dynamite to demon
s~tfate, ad oculos. what murder by ex-
plosives meant. He had not wistred TO
harm anybody and having failed in his
object, the country should now do it's duty,
as he has done his. 1t is considered % most
singular communication from u Doctor of
Philosophy, and as showing that he is rath-
er u. faunt,o than a lnnatic.
Mr.. Morgan's firm has handled contracts
amounting to four hundred million dollars
for England and eighty million dollars for
France.
The crime has started an agitation for
the removal of the countless posters
throughout the United States placed by an
organization of women for the promotion
of neutrality By the embargo of exports of
munitions.
Advices from Ell Paso state that General
Crozco, having escaped the guards about
his residence, ex-President Huerta has
been re-arrested aud imprisoned, in default
of another fifteen thousand dollars bond,
and if released again he will be kept uuder
continuous observation.
Barbados, 6th-The s.. S.. "Tennyson"
which left here on Saturday for New York
with mails and passengers. returned about
midnight on Sunday, the master reporting
that a first class passenger, Mr.. Bravo, had
shot aud killed another, Mr.. Ooney, and
then shot himself. when about 80 miles
from this port. Mr.. Bravo was taken to
the General Hospital and has since died,
while the body of Mr.. Coney was taken to
the public mortuary.
New York, July 9th.
Flour, Winter Clears per barrel $3.50
Meal. Kindred per barrel 1915 1856
New Seasons Pork no quotahon.
Heavy Mess Pork $1,000 S21.OO
Crystals per 100 lbs. 1896
""e"' s." test Molasses Sugar $427
Molasses Eng. Islds. per gal.
Liverpool Cotton middling Upland s 24-100
Exchange, New York &London, 80 days sight
nominal.
Exchange Nes York and London. sight e476
% lUO
, 1915-07-07
London. July 9Th.

Dem. Crystals %, 9I-27s. OF.
Muscovado, 1outing terms III
Sugar, bond, on892 nominal no quotation.
German beet SO f o. b. no further
sales during the war
JAVA Sugar $500 Gibraltar or Channal for
orders, floating terms, no quotations now.
Demerara Rum, nominal q. AL.
Trinidad Cocoa, good middling Red, pr cwt.
79s.
Cotton, Medium Fine Stat Liverpool ,%nominal
per ID Is. Id
Bank OF England Rate of discount 5.
Cpnsols 65
Three yer cent Rentes in Paris for cash 1000
All prices subject to correction.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14
1t the Local Theatres
The FOLLY.

Tile new bill prc-rulcd the patrons
Of the Folly this afternoon embraces
the best To he mad In the line Of yau-
deyille the best IN motion pictures,
the best In orchestra music and a rip
roaring laugh producing play. The
bin is exceptionally good and Manager
1ull gives II his personal guarantee
In 40 far ~ quality Is concerned
Those who desire 10 enjoy positively
the best In the Amusement line cannot
uffOrl 10 miss IT, The vaudeville pro.
grnm Includes one Of the greatest acts
ever seen here. II i, that Of the Four
Charles entitled "In In a Bakery :"
They are clever iuudcrs gymnasls
and qllrh change artists Theodore
Tenny will present a Study In Ven.
trilolnlsm' "ShaEtytown' ls the title
" H. play TO be- presented by the
Hamilton Buckley Co.,, with new pcp.
pie engnged especially for the Occus.
ION II In an Irish comedy that II
sure to please In every way ana there
will be laugh II minute for every
part Of Il. The picture program will
embrace six reels n the best comedy
nnd feature pictures Any part ~ tile
program is worth the prlcr N admits
huu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14
ALKALI IKE IN RIOT
Swings a Forty-Five In n Hotel and
Quests Dart TO Cover; Back 10 Sand
Hills.

San Diego, Jan 14-Alkai Ike. dep.
MY sheriff from the desert was Wis.
itor In the city. Alkall was looking
for the white lights, BY noon. having
failed to discover the excitement his
soul Craved, he made his way into
the L. = Grant Hotel buffet and. pull
ing a forty five" that looked like one
of the Kaiser's howitzers. announced
that he was going to do some clean
ing"
As he swung his Krupp around the
room heads dropped behind partitions.
active men dodged into booths. ann
many faces paled at visions Of sud
den death. Commander-in-C Chief "Bil-
lle' Schuler tipped his cigar to a
higher angle than usual and backed by
Irish and Germaps, advanced on "the
bad man from the sand hills"
For an instant visions of carnage
flashed before the eyes nf the men
who had sought refuge, hut II quickly
PASSED for Schuler annexed the can
non and threw AlkAn Ike 10 the side
walk \ half hour later the fireeater
was hack begging with tears stream.
ing down his face. for the weapon.
I'm be- on my way To the sand hills
n five minutes he promised as he
gut back his trusty gun.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14
FIVE ARE HELD
FOR ROBBERlES
Alleged Confession Of Spess Brothers
That They stole Prom Banks Is de-
MED; One In Marshals Office.

Cushing, Ok Jan. il-Otis Lewis
aud "Roadhou,r' jackson are held at
Gushing and Walter and James Specs.
brothers, and Edward lnhoff are In
the custody of Officers nj Pawnee, In
connection with the r0bbing of the
banks at Terlton, CARRIER and Vera all
Of which occurred within a fe~ hours
ON Tuesday aud Wednesday. In run.
ming fight James Spess was wounded.
AT first II was rumored that the Spess
brothers had confessed their part In
the robberics hut later the report was
contradicted 10y the statement that the
brothers as we'll rs lnhoff had assert.
Nd their Innocence.
James Specs was captured at hiB
home near Manuford. white Walter
was arrested at Pawnee. Word from
Muskosee says that Walter Spess may
prove an alibi In that he was In the
office Of United States Marshal II. A.
Enloe In Muskogee Tuesday afternoon
when the Terlton bank was robbed II
Ia said he was there to receive pay
for services rendered while he was II
deputy marshal
II Il believed that Lewis and Jack
SON captured at Gushing, were impli-
Gated in the robbery that occurred at
iarbcr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14
Economy Knife Cuts Expense I
From School Land Department

The strict economy plan Of Governor
Williams was visited upon the school
land department today by the school
land commission, when places were VA
Gated and salaries cut. The most
conspicuous Of the reduction In salar-
les was that ~ the attorney for the
commission, whose pay was out from
S2iOO year Ia 5000. Several places
thnt had been paying $1,000 year
were cut 10 $500 Others cut from
SlSON to $500 aud still others cut
from $500 10 1920.
The position uf superintendent "
sales department, which had been
filled by Il f. Wood. now with the
new attorney general, was left unoc-
cunied. The commission finding that
there was no sale On and none likely
to be soon, II was decided not 10
fill the place The department had for
merly been operating with two men I'm
the abstract division. The commits
sion decided II could get along with
one man hereafter.
some Places Vacant.
A number of employees resigned
from the department at the changing
NJ the administration At least three
"r four NJ these places viii not ho
filled nj the present time, hut the com
mission will take opportunity To In.
yestigate the actual necessities NJ nc
department aud s"e II any more EN-
ployes are needed Applications FOR
places will be- filled with the secretar,
and when the commission believes
added help should hc employed they
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14
The Home Doctor
How To Cure RheumatIsm
(Cllp out and savel

nON 10 Nufc hltuHihtihu
Here ls prescription for rheuma'
tism Ito be mixed at hOmel used all
over the U. y. for many years aud
said to be the surest known remedy
neutraliEes acid In the blood and
gives results after first dose. "One
ounce OF Toris compound and one
ounce syrup Of Sarsaparlla. Put
these two ingredients In half pint of
whlskey Use Tablespoonful be
fore each meal and ut bed time" Get
ingredients at any drug store Genu-
Inc Torls comes IN one ounce sealed
yellow packages
Surest for Coughs and Colds
Don't experiment on bad cough
or cold, II is very risky. The follow
ing formula easily mixed at home
makes one " the surest and quickest
cough and cold remedies ubtainablc.
often curing the worst cough or cold
In day Pine as medicine is as old
as the Bible but here IL best form.
Two ounces of Glycerine and half
an ounce OF Globe Pine Compound
Concentrated Pine) add these to
half pint Of whiskey. Use teaspoon
ful frequently as required, (Smaller
doses 10 chlldrcnD BE sure ~ get
the genuine Globe Pine Compound
concentrated pinel II Is put up
only In half ounce bottles. each en-
closed In screwtOp can.
Frost Bites, COrns and Sore Feet
Don't endure foot agony Here IN II
remedy for quick results. II works
through the pores removing the cause
Two tabespooufuls ~ CHlo"ide com.
pound In warm foot muth Gives In.
stant relief for aching and sweaty
feet cOrns and c0llouses can be- peel
ed right off Specially effective for
sore bunlons, chilblains, and frost
bites. A large box Of CulOridc twcn
ty-fiye cents ut any drug store,
The above recipes published 10y the
Medical Formula Laboratories, nny
ton, q.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14

viii select from the list persons to fill
the places
All Of the salary reductions and re.
duction Of employees will take effect
tomorrow.
The board adopted new policy, be-
ginning today, relative TO loaning mon
ey on farms. II decided unanimously
that the man who lives ON q farm
and operates II was entitled ~ first
consideration In the application for q
loan. This idea WAS favored by Gov
ernor Cruce and members Of the old
board. So the man who lives on
farm and tries TO improve II and does
the best he can Is going to be given a
preference right In loans In the future.
Other policies OF economy were
also inaugurated by the commission.
Consider Leases.
The commission II In session this
afternoon to consider the situation
relative to the rivprbed oil leases
ID. ii. Linebaugh. United States dis
trict attorney for the east side, nou
fled the board several days ago that
he would be here to go over the mat.
ter with the hoard, bur had not arrir.
ed late this afternoon. In letter si-
dressed 10 tho commission several
days ago he indicated that II some im-
mediate action was not taken To coo.
serve the oil involved In leases that
had been given by the state that the
leases would be- cancelled.
J. J. Rutledge Of McAlester, repre-
Senting the federal bureau Of mines
attended the meeting this afternoon
on behalf ~ the government.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14
Girls May Do
by Jessie Roberts.


Dear Miss Roberts 1 am book
keeper in Il manufacturing house and
have fair salary, but do not care
for the work, and see no prospects Of
its leading to anything better. Now. |
have written two little PLAYS that have
been taken by photOplny company
and they paid me $40 apiece for them,
| have lots more ideas aud feel sure
that ! can sell as many as | write. but
| am too tired after long days work
10 do my ideas justice. DO you think
II would he unwise for me to give up
my work here and give all my atten
ton to writing scenpriosl Please mn.
swer through the paper ~ soon as pos
sihle. Yours. l.. l.. u"
certainly do think h would hp
most unwlse. There IL nothing riskicr
than trying to make a regular income
In writing for the movies or anything
else unless YOU are trainel Tor t.
You do not seem to realize thnt you
would have to he sure ~ settling a
great many plays al the rate you have
got for the two you placed before your
Income would he enough to live on.
Suppose several were returnedY Sup.
pose YOU only happened to land those
two ON account Of some originality ~
ldes that you nigh, not strike again
II J were YOU would keep on
writing even with the handicap n
your business You can surely give
few hours a week to II without too
muou fatigue Get several plays writ.
ten and then take them TO raputa
hle ugent II The plays orr rOod y0u
lShould get more than $40 for them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14
TAKES COIN
CsrranIa officer Who Escaped With
$1,000 Pay for Troops Tells ef High
Salary Received.

Lon Angeles, Jan. l4-The arrest a
General Miguel Ruelas, a Carranza -
ficer on the charge OF having embss-
Eled 5000 intended for the payrssnf
Of troops In lower California. dsvS.
oped the fact today that Carrnsa
pays his generals S945O day, or sssr.
g $1,000 year more than . inajor-
general of the United States aray -
ceives
Ruelns was accused by finaariaI
agent Of CarranEa who said ths esa-
ernl was sent 10 Rsn Diego with
$500 and TINT he paid the lowsr Cel
ifornia troops $500 and kept tAs -
mainder. After he was takes - ~
Ruelas said he kept the 1000 Sns -
back salary. On the other nnn1 ~
accnser declared he had ,r~xu1psssAsk
ceiyed hiA s24.50 a day. 2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14
Cured His RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lining a
trunk several years $50. Doctors said my
Only nope oi cure was on operation. Truss
SomethinH that quickly and completel,
cured me. Years have passed aud the run
ture has never returned although 1 am
doing hard work rs carpenter. fherr was
no operation, no lest time, no trouhle
have nothing TO sell, but will give full IN
formation about how you may find a
write 10 me. Eugene NJ fsuIlen. cnrn.nts,
.0JGA Marcelius Avenue Manssousn'
]. Better cut ont this notice and shov a
20 any others who are ruptured- d--yo,ss,nav ~
save life or AZ east stop the misery y,
ruptuT and ulA worry and danger of An
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14

The first thing that can remember
he said In recent interview was a
vast longing for everything that |
could not have, saddle horse
piano anu trip to New York were
among the mlldest of my schemes for
the furtherallce of my own felicity.
The horse could not manage, but the
piano | rigged up on the arm Of an
old fashioned horse hair sofa, and IN
the case of the trip to New York |
brought the mountain 10 Mohamet
= with u pair Of field glasses which be
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14
THE EMPRESS.

Beautiful scenery, the best ~ acting
and plot. interesting through md
through. is only part ~ "lhe Bar
gain" the great attraction offered AT
the Empress theater Ter this afternoon
and night The scenes ~ the play
were staged hy the Paramount 'vrpo
ration IN the beautiful aud impressive
Grand canyon of Arizona th' plot cir
cles around the character played by
William =. llnrt. the great broadway
success who Is already a great favor
ite Of the Empress audience. and the
action Of the play Is what should bc
expected ~ such q production staged
by the Paramount people II /, un.
douhtedly great western story, far
better than the average The produc
ton was directed by Thonas II Inrr
who has hecomc well known tu mnycy
fans the country over FOR his ability
IN staging The largest productions
A woman Is never more anxious IA
hide her age than when she begins IA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14

lungcd 10 father used tu climb upon
the rool of the house. hang over the
gable aud rNIhdrr the country for
miles around aud then aud there re-
solved 10 travel II was a picture NJ
John Huston Finley which decided
young llnuerbHch IN the choice Of cul-
leges. Mir Finley had Just won the ORA.
torical Interstate prize lt Knox collCpe
IN Galc,hurg H., and the youthful
otto resolved 10 emulate him which
he later did nt the same college. As
this Interstate nmtprical association
includes eighty colleges In the middle
western states Il was no rusy matter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14
THE OVERHOLSER.

Otto Hauerlach las to his credit
several Of the most successful plays
presented In this country In mtc years.
one Of his latest aud greatest sue
ceSses, High Jiuks' Is to be- seen at
the Overholsor Friday and saturday
nights and matinee Saturday Mr.
llaucrhack has shown how he can pro.
duce plays that appeals to the public
If today and his career Is interesting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14

TO win the final contest. MIR. Hauer.
bach's subject was 'The Hero OF Com.
promise" Making up my mind 10 70
to college was only the first step. The
second and nearby problcm was how
TO get there, One day man hal
hcnrd Of my dilemma came 10 me and
said Feed my lambs or In other
woros, travel ON cattle train as tar
as Chicago and take care of the sheen,
This was an' opportunity not to Il.
missed, and set off fur college slour
with u carload Of sheep"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14
CONTROL OF MEASURES
Federal Government VIII Establish
Standard Barrel for Fruits, Vegeta.
bles: Legislative Bill.

Washington, Jan. 14.-FNor the first
time In history the federal government
win exercise Its constitutional control
OF weights and measures Of the coun.
try under bill agreed to 10y the house
which already has passed the senate.
establishing II standard barrel for
fruits, vegetables and other dry com.
molitieS Heretofore all efforts to pass
measures through cOngrey, for that
purpose have failed
The standard barrel hill, introduced
by Representative Tulte provides for
barrel with 2Slq inch snNeS and
seventeen and onc.haf inch heads
made out Of material not thicker than
four -tenths " an inch. However any
barrell having a capacity of 1855 cu.
bic inches viii be considered standard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14

u the plays, AS seems likely have had
to he rewritten before they could be
used you ought to learn how to write
them properly But don't give up your
steady Job until you are really lnnnch.
ed In writing movie plays, and know
just what you can count on making
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14
Great Hazard.

Unpaid telephone Hills for the month
~ January are past due II not nnid
hy : p. M ~ the 18th. service will he
discontinued Pioneer Tel & Tel Co
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