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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12

eenb "9seurnb. Tonen" til eIrat % genne
! bet gdrnle Qdnb.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
LONDON HORNETS.
WERE SLEEPING
Populace Pokes Fun at Swarm
of Aircraft Supposed to
Guard City.
ASK WHERE WERE THEY
Doubt AS To Efficiency OF
Protection Against Zeppe-
Inns Expressed Generally.

I ONDON, oct l6 The London
press continue to expires, doubt MS
to the thoroughness uf the defensive
measures taken Tor the protection Of
London from uir raids, Many sarra'
teal illusions are made to the swarm
Of hornets which Winston Spencer
Churchill, chancellor OF the puchy OF
Lancaster, and formerly first lord OF
the admiralty, predicted would greet
Ieppelins attempting to throw bombs
on London.
Premier AsQuiuh. It Is annouHtrd,
will be asked In the house Of commons
next Tuesday whether Paris lately
has been Immune from mir attacks aud
II the air dcfenscs Of that city have
been carefully studied by the British
authorities Amman Bryce, brother 81
NiscOunt Bryce, formerly British am
bassadOr at Washington viii Hsk Dir
Asquith whether the British urroplan,
squadron received an order 10 demo
hilize at six o'clock on the Afternoon
of last Wednesday, whether other n"
rOplanes received orders tu take thei
places and whether, when the Zepp"
lins arrived any II so how many, aero
planes went alOft.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
"TICKLED BEAR IN CONTEST"
80 SAYS Trainer Refusing to pay the
Wrestler Who Won Wager.

n vnu took n chance ON wrestling
with a hear aud threw Friend Bruln
tu win prize aud the owner of the
animal refused to pay YOU the money
a., advertised, what would you dol
Louis Kaneglas, New Rochelle
neddler. went to n vaudeville show In
that city In 1912 He was attracted
hy mn offer nv Frank Stevens 10 pay
$50 to amy one who could throw his
pet bear Ursus, In a four'mlnute
bout" Kaneg,as tackled and threw
the hear aud demanded the money
what are YOU trying to do Stev.
ems Is alleged 10 have asked, put one
over ON me7 You know perfectly
we'll YOU tlckled the poor bears ribs
and rendered him incapable Of resist
ing YOU You had better chase your.
self before have You arrested for
fraud"
After many futile efforts To collect,
Kanegias got Judgment by default
for $40 against stevens A the
Snowman did not defend the action,
the peddler relieved Judgment for the
original $40 aud $50 IN costs New
York Herald
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
Irish for Far,
Cafe Pmldnce
That Didn't Fit

A stranger In Oklahoma city re
Gently dropped into one Of the second
class restaurants situated on the out
skirts Of the business district, for din
nrr The cafe is divided intc two
sectiOns-One occupied chiefly by a
counter aud rows OF pies and pat
ronized chiefly by astirOn-stomachcd
masculine patrons, and the other by
tables reserved for feminine custo
mers. Accordingly meals are served
In two different fashions --one for the
tables aud In less formal style FOR the
counter, 80 that It Is necessary for h
waiter to designate to which part Of
the house an order Is b. Dc Sent.
On th day the stranger visited the
place, lady, wrinkled and prema.
turely aged, evidently the wife Of a
farmer, came In and sat down ut one
of the not too clean tables. A slOy
enly waiter approached, took the or
der, rushed 10 the Kitchen door, thrust
I'm bis head and beloved cut In Il voice
loud enough 10 have been heard all
over the house: Irish fer fair" The
women hnd ordered Irish stew,
Not single one of the patrons "
the place smiled; no one. apparently
with the exception OF the stranger no
tced the ludiclousness Of the situu
tlOu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
REDUCES WARRANT
LIABILITY 5000, 600
Quarterly Statement OF Bank Fund
Observation-Disclosures Show Decid
nj Increase

Warrants against the bank guaranty
fund 20 the amount " SlGl l34 10
were retired during the quarter end
Ing September 30, according to a state
mcnt Of the condition Of the fund. IS
sued Friday by =, C. Dlngs treasurer
" the fund. On June 80 there was
cash on hand SS0,5O4bs. Collections
during the quarter from the resources
of failed banks, interest ou daily bal
ances and warrants sold for cash. ran
the amount Of available cash mp ~
$3.50, 1891 During the quarter infer
est on warrants 10 the amount NJ S..
l2l76 was paid, leaving Sli02T2l
cash on hand In the fund ON Spptpm
her 30
The warrant Indebtedness or the
fund ON June 90 was STi2,33t23 This
has been reduced ~ S875 I2GGl uu
September 20. Warrants taken up hy
banks with cash and held by the hoard
IN lieu of collateral amount tu SlN3.
1870 and municipal bonds aud war.
rants amount 10 SlO2 2G1 ~
According to the statement the
amount NJ warrant indebtedness rs rp.
duced about S2OO.OOO from the hlgh
point reached about year ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers were
made between Friday noon and Saturday
noon. aH recorded by deed filed In tho
county clerks Office:
r. NlSsen ct uH 10 II q sherman, lots
4J and IA block Il Parker and Colrord
also lots 1 10 inclusive, block a. 81, ~
20 ~, ~, "a Walnut Grove also lots ~
aud 40 block III CArle a Colcord 3, 4, II,
500
- II Harrington ct us 70 F. Baird ct
w south 100 feet lots y and % block l.
Capitol Hill, 10-lb, 500.
Rachel Jordan 10 Georgia selby lots II
and Is block sub plat lot l all lot .
block . Jordan Place. subject TO mortgage
NIOO 1913. $500.
A. J HAswell to l.. O. Sparks, east IN
feet lot -, all lots 20 aud ed, block 3
Hll 1919 $1,000
John c. Cowles to Bertha h. Cate, lot
4. block 8, Normal school Addition 10 Ed
mond. Okla, 500
Emma Johnston to n. L. Dawson, lots
n and %, block % Putnam Heights al
dition TO Oklahoma City. 500
J N schwoecke aud Mary SchwOcckr
to W e SchwOecke y interest In LOT 10,
and west half " lot o. block 49, oak Park
addition. aud lots 20 and q block 2 Rlv
ersde addition to oklahoma city, 5000
" c Howell and Clara Howell TO Lee
j Pake, lots IA aud 10 block ~, and lots
49, IA. lb and ~. block % In ulenadie
addition TO Oklahoma city, $3.50
Bollie DeChaEo and T N. brShazu tn
Dyer, lots 30. 81 and q, Tuxedo Park
addition 10 oklahoma City, $1,000
Charles J. Patten and Hattie pAtteu to
William x Patten, one half interest Tn
sr " II IA. and a one half interest I'm
ne q, 2S.l4A. SS,OOO
George A Barkeley and Olive Barkslsy
to Belle A Thompson, part ~ lot block
D state Normal addition 20 Edmond
$1,000
y X Webb 60 II G. Wilson, lots a. T.
s and block 80, Wright Place addition
10 Wright, Okla, 800
QUIT CLAIM. DEED
e Baird et uN 10 u r. Harrington
luts n and p block ~ Capitol HUL
~ l5, 500.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
SAWDUST FULL OF
GERMS, SAYS HIGHLY
Introduces Ordinance Seeking TO AbOl.
ish Slew Foot Floor Covering
atty, 500

An ordinance making II misde
meanor To use snwdust on the floor
Of any place Of business where food
products are exhibited was introduced
at meeting Of the city commissioners
10y Commissioner Hlghlcy Friday AFT
rrnooN The ordinance comes as the
result " an investigation by health
officers, In which several shops show.
Ing an extremely msanltary condition
were found
There is n state law against the use
NJ SawduSt In meat markets and other
shops, hut II requires Il city ordinance
10 he enforced by the local health ".
ficerS. rs several PAGES use the con
traband floor covering In spite NJ the
state law. The snvdu,t Is prohibit.
ed, by the terms Of the ordinance, In
all places where food Is In the process
NJ preparation, manufacture, packing,
storing, or transportation and wher
ever food Il sold ur distributed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
CLINTON SOLVES
WATER PROBLEM
West State Railroad Center Comes
Alive to Necessity Of Securing Good
Water for Steam Ises

CLINTON, Okla, oct l6.--At the
council meeting Tuesday night much
time was given to the discussion NJ
the water problem for Clinton. The
Chamber Of Commerce met with may
or aud council and recommended that
the city employ a flrst-class consult
Ing engineer for the purpose OF fur
nlshing estimates on the probable cost
~ the several propositions now being
considered. First class water has been
found between seven and eight miles
from Clinton, hut there II an uncer-
tainty Of the quantity being available.
A storage proposition IL also being
considered and engineers have estI-
mated that 1t will require a reservoir
large enough to hold l75,OOO,OO0 gal
Ions to answer Cllnton's needs The
city council will employ consulting
engineer Monday, October 25th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
NATURE WARNS
Against Using Calomel

The Nckcnlng, nauseating feeling
That follows the use " calomei is the
natural result " dlsarranglns your
entire system Doctors everywhere are
agreeing that the action OF calomel u
much too strong and leaves the body
sick and weakened
LlN.ERLAN is n wonderful sub.
stltute for calomel, that has all OF lts
good effects and none " lts had ones
II acts soothlngly but thoroughly an
the liver cleansing II OF h,la aud
Kidding the entire system OF stavnnt.
ing polsons.
Li',ERlAN Is strictly harmless
vegetable compound, aud il yn.r.n
teed to give satisfaction or vonr
money viii be returned. Insist an ,hs
Original, bearing the likeness ana
signature " !. X Grlgshy. For sa,a
here At H0c and slOO " A K,sl
patrick, l29 w. Grand Ay,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
ADMITS CRIME TO SAVE KIN
Italian. Who Killed COuniryman In
Dee. Prevents Relatives Trial

To save n relative who had been
arrested for the crime, Nomiuick bal
lara admitted IN the court Of oyer aud
termlner that It was he who shot and
killed VincenEo Corhl at Seventh aud
Kater streets last December. A yer.
dict ~ voluntary maIlslnughter was
rendered by the Judge, but Judge Me
Michael deferred sentence pending the
outcome of a motion for new trial
UregOriO lomnnnH, who was falsely
accused and has been under 5000
bail since his arrest shortly after the
killing. will now be spared the ordea
of facing jury on charge OF muir
der.
The shooting Of Corb followed d
quarrel with Giovanni Renleri. anOth
er relative n Gallara Corm was
beating Renlen when the latter called
for aid. Gallara responded and Corhl
struck him In the head. Gallara left
the city after the shooting, but gave
himself up about three months later,
when he learned Of the arrest Of 10.
mama. He had been hiding neat
Shenandoah Philadelphia Record.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
TAXES
By COUNTIES
Oklahoma County's Share Of
Last Levy Amounts to
$307, ,83O.67.

nkLAHOMA county will be called
~ on to contribute 1907 ,SS087 as It's
share OF the state taxes, according to
figures complied In the office Of state
Auditor Howard. This, OF course, is
the largest Of the assessments against
the counties. This is part OF the
total Of $i,180, ,S57 80 to be raised over
the state, and includes the fourth
mill for the state highways and one.
fourth for common school purposes
Tulsa county comes next to oklahoma
county with $l77, ,48506 Muskogee
follows with $l80,35S52 Garfield
Sl2O,4s1O8; Creek, S1O9,97207, and
Kay, SlOO, 1851 81. This includes county
valuations and the valuations of the
public service corporations In the
counties.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
SCHOOL LANDS SOLD
ABOVE APPRAISAL


The school land department has
completed sales In the twelfth district
and on November win hold the first
sales in the thirteenth district at Malr.
view, In Major county The last sales
In the twelfth district were conducted
at Perry In Noble county, and all but
five tracts were disposed Of In that
county,
The department has had splendid
success In dlspoalng " the land In
each county al an advance OF the ap.
praisement The sales In the thlr
teenth district viii close IN Oklahoma
county ON December 10. In this dis.
trict Va located the state fair grounds
which have been appraised at s4s,0oo
and viii bs sold.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
Pervrruity


l".N 'sr she has aster ewes.
Nn' Nna re- crimson Rs the maple
Nh. looked 1i me- In grave surprise.
h"WlrAr1 my SMILES wera stanle.
.''' 0ur know her foot was light
As l 'h" '0vn's. that woodland roamer
SHE stated though l might he right
lhr sa''ng was ~ old n Homer
.Nnk" about nor sumach lips.
Nh0 .. h"r white throat like n lily.
.'n 'r.' sudden heart eclipse.
Tor sh" avHrrpd that 7 was silly.
h,l When I whispered that her voice
f"m trouble Uss sweet entrancpr
Nn1 made 'ha soul " me rejoice.
Nh' olu even delgn 20 answer
.'EN' l"fHIuN viii admit:
.'N ".NU.N.t dclected very,
'"I j. II exhausted an my wit
Nud H.mu,l my vocabulary.
Nnl when 0hsucd her. scornIng fear.
'."Nn through oSasperntion bolder
sh, murmgrrl You are inst denrr"
NNN lnl hrr head upon NV shoulder.
Clinton Scollsrd. In Judge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
MISS BARBARA THAW
TO BE NAVY BRIDE

NEW YORK, oct lB-The en-.
gugemeut Of Miss Barbara Thuw, third
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
Blair Thaw, 10 Lieut. scott Bartlett
McBarlane, u. s y. has been an
nounced The wedding viii take place
next spring.
Miss Thaw was introduced to 80.
ciety last winter. She and her sister,
Miss Katherine Thuw, debutantr
" two years ago, are among the most
prominent young women IN society,
aud last winter they appeared In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
ONLY 81. HAS II CHILDREN
Young Mother Has Been Married 20
Years, Has Three Grandchildren

Mrs. William Bishop, 81. has Just
given birth 10 her seventeenth baby
sixteen Of the children eleven girls
and five boys, are living, and every
member " the family has brown eyes
Two of the children are married and
have three children.
The Bishops have been married
twenty years There In one set Of
twins, William and Wilbur. The lat.
est arrival has been named Walter.
Because their tenement IN Prospect
street became too small for the fam
lly. Bishop, who is a factory labOrer,
last month moved his family TO Moore
vile, suburb. whore the boys and
girls have plenty Of room to sleep and
play New York World.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
PREHISTORIC MONSTER
TyrannOsaurus Measures ~ Feet Long
and lSls Feet High-Iiyed Three
Million Years Ago

NEW YORK, Oct. l0---A specimen
OF the tyrannosaurus, 47 feet long and
1871 feet high was placed on exhibition
Saturday at the American Museum NJ
natural history. II was unrnrthed ou
Big Dry Greek In the Montana had
lands. The tyrannosaurus IL giant
reptile distinctly related 10 lizards.
but with hind legs fashioned Ike those
Of birds. lts gigantic head, dagger. like
teeth aud sharp claws show that II
was carnlvorous. II roamed through
the great basins " the west three mil
lion years ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
LABOR TROUBLE IN CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, oct ~ - Another
step was taken Friday In the move
menl OF Cleveland machinists for bet.
ter working conditions when all hut
ten OF the 400 employees " the Bar.
done aud oliver machine plant went
on strike.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16

duty while inspector Of machinery nt
the Fore River ship Building Quincy
Mass, In connection with the con.
stmctlOn ~ the submarine {. s. =.
K2 He will be- tried at Boston be-
ginning October Is.
The order for the trial issued hy
Secretary Daniels followed nm inquiry
into the source ~ the trouble In the
k2 class. According 10 navy officials.
the trouble with the submarine stor
age batteries developed since her ne
ceptance IN Janunry. 1911. Defective
installation, II was said, caused short
circulting.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16

Point, Md, Is soon TO pass to inter
ests headed by Charles NJ. Schwab OF
the bethlehem Steel company, accord
ing to information obtained from well
authenticated sources here Friday
night. The total cost ~ the steel prop
erty would approach Si0,5330OO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
PILES CURED At HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from bleeding. itching,
blind or proirudins Piles, send me your
address, and | VIII Ten you. how 70 cure
yourself AZ home BY The new absorption
trentment; and viii also send some OF this
home treatment free for trial. with refer.
ences from your own locality n requested
Users report Immediate relief and speedy
enres tead no money. but tell others ~
thls offer White today 20 Mrs. NJ Sum
inerr, Boa y. South Bend, lnd.-AdV,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
Generals, Mex

European Our war is terrible. |
know " colonel who commanded n
regiment of 1890 prlyates aud lost half
of them In one battle
Mexican That's nothing compap-l
with our war know of one private
who was commanded by 1000 generals
aud lost 80 VI them ~ one haijla -
Puck,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16

many charitable entertainments and
social affairs
Their older sister, Beatrice, WAS
married to the Marquis Francesca
lhrudon and lives In Rome.
The Thaws maintain large home
In the city and country home near
Northampton, n. ii.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
LEAKY WATER RAG KILLS CHILD
Infant Fatally Scalded Before Mother
Discovers Trouble

A leak IN a hot-watcr hug permitted
scalding water to 1un over 7m0nth.
old John OConnor. ~ 78G south
Tenth street, aud scaldcd him so badly
that he died Mrs Mary UCOnnor.
mother " the hnhy. who Is employed
In the Southeastern n,pcusary, pluced
the hot water bag ON the baby when
he became ill
His screams caused her tu iuyrsti
gate. She found that the rubber re-
ceptacle leaked badly, but before she
succeeded In getting II from the In.
fnnts body he had been scnldpd ter.
ribly philadelphia Record
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
ADMIRAL ON CARPET
william N. Little, Retired, Charged
with Negligent Supervision Of Sub
marine Construction

WASHINGTON, Oct i8.-Rear Ad-
mlral William N. Little, retired. sat
urday faced trial by court martial on
charges involving neglect and care
less methods IN the conduct OF his
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16

PITTSBURGH, oct 10. Because
the company refused to reinstate WI
liam McGraw, n discharged employe,
30 machinists went on strike at the
plant Of the Michigan Machine Tool
company here Friday.
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SCHAWB'S PICK UP
Head Of Bethlehem Stei Company
Bags q Plant nj Total Cost of so
MlllIon--Is Located si stecltou, Pa

PHILADELPHIA, oct. l0-Contrul
OF the Pennsylvania steel company
which operates n steel plant at steel
ton, Pa, aud ship yards at sparrows
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CONClLlATES CARMEN
Strike In Pittsburgh Is Ayertod by Re
mOval From Tram Cars Of Objec-
tiOnable Sign

PITTSBURGH. oct. lG-A strike
OF the street car men Of this city was
Nverted when President j. H. Cat
lery OF the Pittsburgh Railway com
pHny told II delegation Of the mems
union late Friday that certain sign
To which the men objected would hr re
moved from the company's cars nt
once The signs announced connec.
tlons with cars Of an interurban line
on which a strike has been In progress
for several weeks.
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Innovation Popular.

IAN Innovation, and very popular
one, this year ls the addition 10 the
high school course " a teachers
training department Mr. wene.
meyer continued. 1T IL taken by pu.
pills In the higher grades, and when
finished entities the graduate to A
state teachers diploma good for two
wears" This class, headed hy Mr..
wellemeyer, Is proving very popular.