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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-25
BIG CELEBRATION
MONDAY JULY 5TH

| While the full program for the cele-
bration here on Monday July 5th has
not as yet been completed there will
be all kinds of fun from morning till
night The Wabeno Advancement as
sociation will meet at Neider's hall
Tuesday evening when the program
and final details will be arranged and
several more committees appointed.
There will be large number of
races and contests for prizes. The
program will include good parade,
base ball game and the band will
furnish excellent music. The races
will include Indian pony races, Indian
war dances. Neider's new opera house
will be ready for big dance and J. B.
Mallow is also planning on giving a
dance in his new garage.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-25
BOARD GRANTS ALL
SALOON APPLICATIONS

The town board met Monday and
acted on the several applications for
saloon license for the ensuing year.
All of the present saloon keepers had
filed application for license except
Ben Slowe who recently sold his lots.
There will be eight saloons in the viii
lage of Wabeno the coming year, one
less than last year, as follows: j. w.
Sensiba, I. F.. Moore, j. B. Enders,
Wendell Krohn, VIM. Hubbard, j. B..
Mallow, Frank linda and M. A. Belts.
The village of Padus in the town of
year, the application of Edward Rogge
having been granted.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-25
GAME WARDENS MAKE
SEVERAL ARRESTS

Deputy game warders Russell and
Stanl made several arrests this week,
York Martin and Jesse Clause were
nabBed spearing fish over on the Lilly
and in justice Bradley's court Monday
paid fine and costs for violating the
law Frank Krupsiku and Herman
Koske were arrested Mopday on a
charge of having understood bass.
Their cases were heard Monday. The
former paid fine and costs and the
latter drew 10 days in the county Jail.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-25
TO INSTALL OIL TANKS

E. E. Tilton representing the Home
Oil Co., has completed arrangements
for the erection of tanks at Wabeno
for the distribution of kerosene and
gasoline. Mr.. Tilton was connected
with the Standard Oil Co., for sixteen
years until entering upon his new
duties.
The Home Oil Co.'S, headquarters
are in Chicago and the president P. c..
Crenshaw was general manager of the
Standard Oil Co., in Chicago until re-
Gently when he severed his connections
with them.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-25
MUsTHAvE FIRsTPAPERSTo HUNT
Foreigners Without First Citizenship
Not Entitled to Hunting License
in Wisconsin.

A new Wisconsin law provides that
hunting licenses may be issued to for
eigners on the presentation of first citi-
zensliip papers and on showing that
the applicant is over Is years of age.
The federal government wiz proba-
bly, get considerable added fees as a
result of this new state law, but it is
not expected that it will go a great
way toward reducing the number of
reckless hunters.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-25
COMMITTEES APPOINTED

The following committees for the
Wabeno Advancementa association have
been appointed by Pres. P. j. Noer:
Executive
P. j. Noer, VIM. Hubbard. Jos. P.
Schaenzer.
Sportsmen
M. j. Quinlan, Chas. Zielke, VIM.
Hubbard.
Membership
Frank Mischo, Chas. Symes. Wendell
Krohn, James Kenney, John Schuster,
j. B. Mallow.
Industrial
M. j. Dickinson, G.. j. Steinbrecher,
Joseph T. Sims.
Convention
S. A. McGraw, Bert Neider, M. O.
Boehm, Frank Miesen.
Entertainment
S. D. Switzer, John Pichotta, F. ]
LIE Penske.
Publicity
A. G. Russell, J. E. Himley, Gler
Junkman.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-25
SOPERTON II, MOUNTAIN 2

The base ball game played at Soper-
ton Sunday afternoon between Noun
tain and Soperton resulted in decisive
victory for the home team the score
being II and 2.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-25

Dell Lamarehe of Seymour is visiting
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Jno.
O'Brisn.33
Mesdames Steward, Gresbaeh and 0p-
sahl passed Wednesday out at Long
lake.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-06-25
NOTICE.

The Advancement association of Wa
beno will meet at Neider's hall Tues
day June 29, at 7:30 p. m. All MEM
bers are requested to be present Mr..
Swenehart Forest. County Agricultural
Representative will be present to give
an address on different interesting
subjects.
FRANK MIsCHo, Sec.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
HASTINGS IS ON
BIG COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON; Dec G. G.-Conrrcs
man w. W Hastings, Of the Mus
kogee district over the opposition "
Chairman GlRss, becomes member W
the banking ana currency commIUeo
which win be- charged win framing u
raj credits legislation this winter IN
to banking and currency Mr
Hastings also becomes member Of
the committee on uccounts aud cNpcu-
dlturcs M the iuteplor department
The committee assignments Of okla
humu house members 40 announced 10
day Hre as follows
DnNcupUTt-InsulaT hffalrs, roads. ter
riiUri-s
counts, expenditures In interior depart
mcnt
Garter indian affairs, expenditure In
treasury department reform In rl,n ,cr-
Ice
MURRAY 4 oinEgo. weights and mrasurc,,
election Ut president aud NlDr president
Indian affairs. pensions
icrris--rubiic lands tchalrmHub. typrn-
ditutos In department of labor, trrritUr-
les
1hompsun-Dlstrict of Columbia. insult
ar affairs, expenditures In state depart
Thrnt
Mct Mctlntl1-ENprnditur In public uiId
ing-, industrial arts and rhposition-. pat
rntE
Morgan judiciary. expenditures In
treasury department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
BRIEF FINISHED
BY HEASHAW
Is Valuation Committee Re-
port for Interstate Com
merce Commission
EXHIBITS INTERESTING
Railways Methods of Fixing
Valuations Are Vigorously
Assailed
EXHIBITS INTERESTING

W HEN railroad was condemn
w Ing right Of way across certain
lnnd IN Chicago the railroads attempt
ed to prove the value Of the land upon
It basis Of the value of adjoining prop.
crty. The lower courts held this WIS
not proper aud the decision was sus
lnlnrd by the United states Supreme
court, which specifically held that the
value OF the right of way to the eur
rlrr could not be- so determined
This * one Of the many nuts the
transportation companies are given to
crack In the lGSpug brief which
Gcorgc ~ Hen,hnw, member Of the
4 oklahoma corporation commission has
prepared for the valuations commit
tee Of the Natioun Association Of
HALLWAY Commissioners FOR presentn.
ton 10 the Interstate commerce com,
mission I'm connection with certain
questions arising under the federal act
requiring the valuation of railway
properties IN the United States.
The brief shows twenty two differ
rut elements N value which the com
mission is required 10 tnhuntc.
Ignore Original Cost
Attention is cullrl to the fact that
the carriers In their brief haze tx.
norcd the original cost We take the
position" said Mr. IIrnshaw. "and
cite authorities 90 'hr effect that orig
innl cost must be- nscrrtalned, and
that II Is the best possible factor I'm
determining fair vuur
CONTINUED un Page Ninel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
JOE W. BAILEY
APPEARS HERE
Famous Texan to Deliver An
nual Address of State Bar
Association

EX-SENATOR Joseph W. Bailey OF
- Galnesyllle Tex, held by many to
be- the OratOrical peer OF william
Jennings Bryan, II not the most able
speaker In America, will deliver the
annual address Of the Oklahoma State
bar association at Z o'clock ON the
night OF Wdnesdy, December 20, at
the Hotel Sklryin, according to AN
announcement mnde public Monday,
Mr., Bniley's topic has not been male
public, Its selection having been left
to his own desires.
An effort was made by the state
Fair association to secure the Texas
celebrity during fair week, but It was
unsuccessful. Mr.. Bailey is In great
demand all over the country, and the
fnct that he IL 90 come here Is II dis.
unct triumph to the bar association II
Is said that the speaker has never, In
contradlstinCtion to other American or.
ntors, received penny for his services
on any occasion nor has he ever alt
pc0red ON lecture platform.
The present membership Of the hnr
association Ii about 800, aud practic
ally every member will be- present 70
hear the Texas orator deliver his ad-
dress. II was rumored early I'm the
dny that a hall or perhaps the audi
torlum might be rented In order that
the address could be public one, but
Walter Lybrand, secretary Of the as
sociatlon, said that n all probability 1t
would be-delivered privately.
On the night of December 10 the
annual banquet of the association Is
TO he given In the grill room OF the
Hotel Sklrvin Covers viii be laid FOR
400 Fhether or not Mr.. Bailey VIII
remain over for this event could not
be ascertained Judge G. II Ames VIII
be toastmaster and nm excellent pro
gram has bsen prepared
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
100000 GALLONS
LIQUOR SOLD
Govt Sells at Auction Prop
erty of Confiscated Dis
tilling Company

X ANSAS City, Mo, Dee g The
- States government turned % lural
warehouse dock into wholesale liquor
establishment Monday when forty
$1,000 gallons Of beer. whisky aud
wine were sold at auction to the high
c~t bidders The sale was the out
growth uf the alleged moon,hluing 10y
which the government claim, to have
loSt many thousands Of dollars
The liquor was the cuuflsruted prop
crty ~ the Rush DistlIIuc company
which formerly operated iu knusa,
city and Fort Smith. Ark II was
taken In raid by government reve-
nue ,fflcers on the local plant. The
raid was followed by the indicting by
n federal grand jury NJ Fort smith
u more than dozen former employe,
of the company and former revenue Of
ficiuls, several Of whom already have
! pleaded guilty 10 violation of the rev
culr laws aud are serving sentences
| ia the federal pentcutiary at Leaven
worth
" \ shelton, marshal for the
western district N Missouri, was IN
! charge ~ the sale. A complete inyen
tory " the property "a be- auctioned
WINS provided at the marshal's offic,
gbd advertisements Of the sale were
| IIuutrd 100 local newspapers. Many
liU,nr deals from throughout tn,
southwest sent representatives
The innO gallons included Az
barrel, and six caskcts Of whisky Tn,
office furniture, typcwriters fillinl
! and labelling machines, and all othei
property and equipment used by In,
company IN carrying on one of tn,
largest Wholesale liquor businesses
built mp here In years, also were dis
posed uf All sales were for cash
The proceeds will 90 to the revenue
department but will offset only 10
small extent the LOSSES claimed by m,
ALLEGED Illicit operations Of the com
pnuy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
BAD ACTOR GETS
n YEARS IN PEN

Information ~ joy to local officers
was received Monday when n picture
md measurement cnrd flom the state
penitentiary of Louisiana proved to he
that OF one WIN Husbands, safe
blower, who had considerable trouble
with Oklahoma city police Mt one time
Husbands assaulted Howard Tucker
Il newspaper mHu, aud threatened the
lives OF Detectives Charlie Post aud
Johnny Cassidy The officers say that
Husbands Is one Of the most expert
men IN his profession lie was sen,
fenced December to II years at hard
labor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
URGES PUBLICITY

NEW YORK, Dee 4 George w.
Perkins told 2pO members of the Adj.
yertislng club 0f New York IN the
clubhouse at ~ East 2Sth street Sat.
urdny that no believed publicity would
remove most " the evils I'm the politi.
cal and industrial Ne NJ the country.
lie Also expressed the opinion that os
long ns telephones aud other mems of
communication existed the sherman
antitrust law would he u scrap of
pnper," and that publicity would be n
good substitute for that measure. he-
cause II would abolish false proSpec'
fuses, uvcrcamtnllzatlon aud stock wa.
lering.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06

liberal party to the people of Greece,
advising that they NOT vote at the
forthcoming general election The
Greek government prevented its trans.
mission by telegraph II was received
here 10y mail Monday
I ONDON, Dee u There IL no
~ change IN the Iulkan situation
Both Grrtvc and the entente powers
are standing firm ON their new de.
mnnds for Greek concessions Russian
troops are concentrated ou the Rumnn.
ian frontier and "a. far is t. known
have not yet moved toward the BAL
kans
The retreat ~ the Scrhlans into Al.
hnuln is described us having assumed
the aspect NJ a prccipitutr flight, ne.
cording 10 Bulgarian reports. Nicuun
reports that Muntencgriu- ON their
northern front have been rcpulscd af
ter violent fighting other fronts are
relatively quiet
A Russian ukusv has been issued or.
dcrng the enrolment NJ the nrmy
class ~ 1917 next year, one year In
advance uf the ordinary time.
PARIS, Doc H. A SaloniH dispatch
states that the Serbian troops which
have been stationed IN aud around
Momstlr have reached Glcvcgll IN
their retreat and win fight from now
on under the orders Of the French
Commander lu.chcf Serial IN con
junction with French troops.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
PLAGUE OF RATS

LONDON, Dec 0-Thcre IL a plague
Of rat, along the British and French
lines IN Flanders and France A sol
dler describes the invasion as worse
than the Germans, Trenches, com.
munlcatiuns. fields, woods, houses.
ccllers and harms Rre chokcd with
them. We have them holding con.
crosses at night"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
FRANCE NAMES
PEACE TERMS .
They Are Return of Alsace
and Lorraine and Restitution
in Belgium and Serbia
FIRST OFFICIAL WORD
German Imperialism Must Be
Stamped Out Is French At
titude Toward Peace
FIRST OFFICIAL WORD

DARIS, Dec Franco will not
conclude peace until Alsace and
Lorraine urc won Belgium and ScrhIa
restored 10 their national right, and
Germnn Imperialism nud prusslnn mil
itarism put beyond the possibility "
resurrection Thls statement was
made Sunday by Under Secretary of
War Thumus
The statement IS attracting wide
sprcnd attention because II s, the first
offiriul announcement II the French
attitude toward. pcucc
PARIS, Dec. g. ENprmirr Vent.
2cos under date of November r.. is.
used Il manifest IN the name Of tho
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
COAL $40 4 TON

ROME. Dec Goal Is $40 a ton I'm
Italy, and continues tu soar II went
up so n ton IN one week. This has
become serious, and may become n
decisive war factor, so far az Italy Is
concerned. for coal is the fundamental
element Of Italian industry and com
mcrce, moving the railways. running
the factories, and Keeping up such
public utilities as electric light aud
power plants gas and Waterwnrks.
street railways and tromways, IA we'll
as FOR household heating and cooking.
not only I'm Rome, but all over Italy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
MAYOR PLANS FOR
MANY DELEGATES

Mayor Overholser arranged for 100
plates nt the Lee Huckns hotel Mon
day, for the luncheon which he will
give to the delegates to the convention
Of the Municipal League Thursday
Executives from 80 Oklahoma towns
have been invited and In many cases
others besides the mayor will attend,
Several speakers will come from ont
u the state points. The second dny ~
The proFram will be given at Norman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
Getting Ready tor
Wnter--Stole so
Feet of Stovepipe

"A hoppy' was the police verdict
when they Investigated robbery ut
2JO9 South Robinson avenue Monday
morning They were doubtless right,
for no one but drug user could pos
sihly have found Use for the differ.
ent articles which were stolen. These
consisted I'm part ~ bucket full ~
shotgun shells a hobby horse. some
patent tin water buckets. secondhand
tin wagon aud twenty joints of stove
pipe The police expect To pick up the
"hpppy" before night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
TRAIN
ROBBER CAPTURED

Okrmnh. Dec G-Bin sutton. nj.
legged bank robher who escaped from
the CoNlgatc jail some time ago and
was rccaptured near Weleetka Satur
day night by Sheriff $ VI Wilson was
today delivered to Sheriff Jesse Phil.
lips ~ Coal county sutton formerly
lived near Welectka and Is said Ia
have a bad record there Al the time
he made his escape from the Coal
county Jail Sutton had been convicted
NJ bank robbery aud sentenced 10 n
term of seven years Ia the McAlsstsr
penltentlary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
STATE MINE ,
WOULD FAIL
Edgar Fenton, President Fed
Grafton of Labor, Says
1T Can't Be Done"

TuAT "a state c0al mine operated hy
a onylcts would be- far from % pay
luS proposition under the most favor
nh." circumstances, whs the statement
Of Edgur Fcnton president of tine Ok.
lahomu State Federation Of Labor,
during q discussion Of the measure
which Governor Williams hu- stated
viii probably be- put up to the proposed
special session Of the state legislature,
should It be called.
In the first place" he said, con
victs could be worked In the mine AT
few jobs except Sho,cliug. They could
not be- trusted with powder nor the
placing of shots, for they might use
the agencies thus placed IN their hands
10 secure their own freedom Men
would hnyc 10 be employed because "
the extra risk involved, mt us high or
higher rites than paid union miners
10 do this work Then the number "
guards needed 10 watch the cuuyicts
working Ia the ramifrd tunnels and
passages would be- much greater than
required tu handle the same number
~ prisoners In the WE'LL lighted rurr.
durs above ground
Coal Mining Hard Game
And coal mining l. not the we'll
paying proposition 1t once wn- m OK.
luhuma The oh aud gas Industry has
cut into II tu such an extent that but
few mines, comparatively have opened
this year This Is due tu the fact that
railroads are burning fuel oil. as well
ns are number pf the larger factories
I'm the state while the "a, belt.
manufacturing Institutions almost
without exception use gus for their
furnaces
"Ihc NJ Il. & T. has mot operated
It's coal mine nt Ardmnrr for nearly
two years the railway officials say
they can buy their coal I'm the open
market much cheaper thnn they can
produce H. Then, there * a mine In
the McAlcster field which has been
working about four days In the week
" employed twenty men \ short
time ngo the contract which they had
been filling with n factory short
distance away and which constituted
the sole market for their output, ran
ont aud the factory owners anuounc
I'D that hcnccforth they would burn
fuel oil which is much cheaper.
Oil Hurts Mining Industry
THE Oklahoma coal field IL not MS
prosperous AZ II was before the open
ing and marvellous development " the
oil and gus fields. And with n6n.un-
ion.mined coal from Colorado compet
ing ON practically even terms with the
Oklnhona-mined product in the west
ern part Of the state. one Of its big
gest markets Is lost 10 Il
III mines operated under private
ownership cannot produce coal and
make reasonable profit. how can n
state mine the expenses Of which win
be nearly as great, hope to do so?'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
ALVA TO BUILD
NEW HIGH SCHOOL

ALVA, Dee B-Thls cl,y tomorrow
viii vote on the proposition to issue ne
gotlNhle per cent 2OFear coupon
bonds to the amount Of 100000 for the
purpose Of erecting new high school
building Indications today are that
the bonds will carry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
HAS WHITLOCK
BEEN RETIRED
Belgian Press Has Been Or
dered to Announce u. S.
Envoy Will Not Return

TuE HAGUE, Dec 0-Thc Berlin
i Tngchut says It has authentic in
formation that Brand Whltlock has
been retired FROM his post Of Minister
to Belgium and will not return to
Brussels.
According to another report Crcu.
lated Zoo Germany Mir Whitlock win
retain his status MS minister to Bel
gium, hut mstnll of returning to Brus.
sells will take mp his residence at Hayre
which Is officially recognized as the
Belgian capital
LONDON Dec & The Amsterdam
correspondent ~ the Exchange Tclc-
graph company sends the following:
Ad,irrs from Rosendaal state that
Belgian newspapers under the German
censorship have been ordered to AN.
nuuncr That brand Whitlock, United
states minister to Belgium, will not
return to BRUSSELS. The news has been
received with CONSERVATION through
out Belgium II is believed that ten.
eral won Kissing German governor
general Of Uclrim desired 10 have
Mr. Whuluyk uusted, aud that ne Is
ALSO pressing for the immediate re-.
moynl NJ the American and Spanish
legations from Brussels to Ilavrc,
where the belgian government IL,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06

City commissioners attend Fort
Smith and Western train arrival In a
body clad to take time off for such n
cause, they said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06

Our dogs were no good" Is reason
given hy Mayor Overholser for failure
to bring back big bunch OF game.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06

q T.. l..... IL. -.
,uaI e.. ',r. ''i'" ~ "a''h' % up"2
''' ~ '''''. ' on I''~'lNl 'I'lh IA /
oS h'nI' '''.e ''n."N' Monday. A.
S''s ElN'll "' N'.>"''' 'nd liabilities /
NJ N'N'" -.
Judge 'otleral of l =. District
court western N'-'I"' NJ Oklahoma. |
hearing " cluii, n.-,- and dcmurrcrs
and motions Nothing of Importance up
for consideraIun
Allied Printing Trades eon,.;I NJ
Oklahoma ~, 'r,r,.I,,., an LnlJing
boIl New y.pr. r.a, M Z ~ g haiI
ON Rroadv,y t.r .r hnnnrI, ~ thn
comcil and tb. rr.r,,r., Lnpd Iotter
.pij T.. a.. ,mnrg ,,n host
I'm IA. Southw..t
r
'ou' 'HSes WIZ u'N"l'sS'h w c"u'"y
,"ul. % m,N m","'nN IVY ", county n''o'i,',
'''i' "'.'' "u" '""' =. NY '''''''
freed, as were Ike Williams and Dick
TagFTrt who faced bootlegging
charge
p-u..,... - % tt,
pp"",,t "'"', 'aSo ''v''''s "o'v 70
Nuftl wv ll' ''Nll 'Itih hbnuHN lAfll
Hlckmnn ~. and Miss Edna Tichenor
~, uf Agra J.. VI Newlnnd, ", and
Mrs Laura \. Nlockshury, 3S OF OK
lNnDmN lttN lHH Agi,loTN Nt and
Miss Claudia Baldwin ~. ~ Luther
Insp Temple. G3. nnd Miss Fl REQ
Hewitt. ~. " oklahoma City: Harry
,,,,o "%,n T,n,no n ynnp" "a a, w,ohi,o
Ta,, - pn,,nnnI namsnn 30
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
Captain Hubatka scores high mark

In municipal clvll service examination
with 90 - This is said to he me
highest mark ever made IN Oklahoma
City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
Chief Nicbols retieent Al

Of birds killed on hunt Saturday "We
all got the limit" he said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
Four eases were dismissed in county

VHT 'H'F7 WI WT|TII1T''FT ITT 'VVIIEN
court Monday hy the county attorney.
Jerry Gaines and John A. Reynolds,
accused " wife abandonment were
freed. as were Ike Williams and Dick
TagrFrt who faced bootlegging
charges.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
Allied Printing Trades council Of

''N '''''''" ''""'' '"""h w
Oklahoma Ciil planning ON holding
ball New lrar MIGHT ut K. " G. hall
on Broadway f.r thc benefit of the
council and the printers band Latter
organization suid to hr among the best
I'm the Southwest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
Stray SORES for
StraphangerS

Voluntary petition IN bankruptcy
hled In office pf a District Clerk
by Avnnt Glass company Monday As
sets given 90 Nl>"t1 aud liabilities
At 81 7N5gli
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-06
ArrirnIinre

The department of agriculture asked
for S25OO.OOO the same as last year,
for eradication of foot ana mouth DIS.
ease, SI5,75O to enforce the cotton
FUTURES act, and $1,000 to enforce the
Iu...tI,,iI, ,,.t