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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
CHIEF BURNS
HELD TO TRIAL
Supreme Court Refuses to
Prohibit District Court From
Hearing Charges

TINE supreme court of utahuu u
Apu opinion banded down u..l.g
irluhrd to grant rhr writ oI uu.
llnu asked hy Ch.rr ul Police Iu.nr y
Burn. Of lurg tu prevent lnrI.m..
court ,hnrc from hrmiu. ur ,.r.
made uelu-t him and further 600 r.
vent hlm being u-lrI from hI. un.
BY any other authority than what
vested hy the city charter
Attorneys for the police chief n,.
"a writ of prohibition against the d,,
trlct court presided over D., .ml.p
Conn Linn alleging that the provision
for the removal Of the chief NJ pnlic,
was exclusive with the authorities
vested under the charter The m
prcme court held that the form of
chnrcr adopted by Tulsa, superseded
only those laws ~ the state which
dealt with purely municipal matter,
but not with mnttors wherein the
stnlc's sovereignty was concerned
The opinion states that the state has
an sovereign interest iu the enforce
mcnl " its liquor gambling uuI moral
laws which the Tulsa police chief i.
accused ~ not enforcing nud iur no,
state may impose certain dul. mnn
city officials To make certain that
these laws urc enforced. The opinion
also states that the rrmu,uI ur h,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
Nv. ". MEMBERS
TO HIGH COURT
Application for Writ of Habeas
Corpus Is Filed in Criminal
Court of Appeals
pErIu0N IN u viii VI mnncns

DErlIluN for % writ of hnheas
u curuu, Ip secure the liberty of
eleven member NJ the | w. W. gang
which was uu'nrud hy the city police
force some time agu aud placed at
work ou the county roads. was filed In
the criminal court ~ appeals Tuesday
morning by Attorney j. j. Carney The
petition win bc heard 10y Justice Doyle
at u'clurk
~ the seventeen originally captured
hut three have mot mulr an attempi
To secure releases. Two ~ the alleged
gang, Oscar Gordon aud T.. X. Gala.
CHER, are now In the county Jail, await.
iug huhm. corpus proceedings which
win hc heard 10y District Judge HAY.
son next saturday
Measures were being taken Tuesday
noon tu oppose strrmousy the writ
Of hahcn. corpus In the criminal court
of appeals by the city officials Al,
officers who took part In the raid ON
which the gang was captured win tes
tlfy aud alleged misdcmcanors " thc
gang. or members NJ II. win be- ,he
msls NJ the citys opposition TO thr
writ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
COL HARVEY'S
ELECTION VIEW
Editor Opines That Longer
War Lasts Better viii Be
For Wilson's Reelection

7 ONDON, Dec 1i-"lf the war
- lasts another year President VII
son viii have chance Of reelection. -
That was the smiling reply Of Colonel
George Harvey 10 query 10y the New
York Times correspondent ns 10 what
hc thought of MIR Wilson's chances of
reelection ON his record as Il war
president In the next breath Colonel
Harvey remarked that the war rGglly
had only begun so far as the nnirs
went, and that without doubt II would
run into next winter He thought that.
although the president had been nc
cused of making grave mistakes. he nj
least followed ont n policy " inter
national lnw M he interpreted II.
Colonel Harvey has left London for
Falmouth, whore he catches Holland
American steamer for New York. talk
Ing mck home r. vivid impression NJ
the determination of England IN mrrv
the war on until Germany Is crushed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
ASKS SMALLER
DELEGATIONS
Oklahoma National Commit
teeman Would Reduce To-
tai From 1918 to 985

w \-ulNGroN Dec II James A
W lhm# Republican national com
miJtc.m.U for oklahoma, as chairman
of fnu -uhpomuuos ON upportlon
mout Monday presented his report to
The committee ou cali for the ua.
uounl committee recommending that
the total number Of delegates to the
next Republican national convention
be- oS5 ns against LOIS in 1912.
Under this rcnpportlonmcnt plan
Arkansas loses four delegates while
Oklahoma will have twenty. the same
number as four years ngo, II the
recommendation is adopted one Of the
prime causes for the bifnrcation Of
the party which occurred In 1912,
when the Progressive party was or,
gouizcd. will huye Ueou removed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
State Funds for
Guard Aeronautics

ST. LOUIS. Dec. II One thousand
dollars was raised IN st. Louis last
week 10y the recently organized Mis-
souri state Acrnuautical society which
IL conducting u campaign for the pop
ular subscription uf S2OOOO "a hc USED
I'm providing one ncroplanr for the Mis-
snurl Naval Reserve nnd one for the
Missouri National Guard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
ELECTION IN BROWNSVILLE

BROWNSVILLE. Texas Dec II
Brownsville Tuesday votes ON Whcth
or 10 adopt the commission form uf
government aud the city manager
plan. The present mayor A Albert
Brown II running for reelection as
head of the proposed commission
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
W. VA. DELIGHTED
WITH PROHIBITION

MoUNDNlLLE, W Va. Dec IA
Prohibition is credited with the re-
duction " the mmhrr of negro con
Nicts received nj the pruIlrutlnN here
according to NJ y white warden
lhe number of negro prisoners has
decreased eight per cent since the
enactment of the prohibition law, says
the warden, nnd incoming prisoners
are decreasing In even greater proper.
tinn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
End of War Per
Stra,U Vote in
London, May 1917

A straw vote In London among
army Officers aud representative
civilians, which vote was conducted by
the Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.
brings To n head opinion ns To when
the war win end. Fourflfths EXPECT
nm English victory, onctcuth draw.
and one-tcnth conr,dc that Germany
VIII win The consensus ur opinion
ns TO the termination Of the conflict
Is mat II win occur In MAY lDl7
'l'lllanS placc the date earlier than
do military men, the May date being
an average OF opinions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
GERMANY TO
push GREECE
Athens Reports That Central
Empire VIII Emphasize
Protest to Greece
RUSSIA HAS TROUBLES
Gar DEGREES That Meeting,
Of Duma Be Postponed
Indefinitely ,

LONDON, Dec. li.-Budgarian
troop, have broken through the
AnsIoi rcnch line, and have cut
or the French from the British.
according to ad,ices given out in
bcrnn Tuesday. The same ad.
wees Nay that "A long section Of
the front ha, been taken from the
French, who have suffered heavy
losses.
ROTTERDAM, Dee. IA Io-
thI newspaper prints the latest al.
Icgrd irusSian casualty list Of
22Il2S for the war 10 date. Thi,
does not include Turkish. iia,arlan
and Nurtemberg losses.
LONDON, Dec. II AdIifIuuo. war
protests against further rYuu.-ipn.
.H Greece to the uIIir- WIII be- mYJ.
los Germany according u 900 Athens
Ilspntrh II is rruurtrd that Germany
ms asked Greece il the new mrlllu,.
ttfordcd the allies will affect Greclnn
neutrality
Peace discussion s likely 10 resume
In the Rciyh-'ls according to n I.tp.
Sic dispatch which -a., that blrr
four Socialist m.mbur- are dissatis
fled with fU.. r....t . , ~ a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
Los ANGELES Is AGAINST
ARMY TRAINING IN SCHOOl $

Los ANGELES, Dec. II Tho #r
board of education announced nr,
Tuesday that It refuses to u'wIm.
military training In the high ,.u..
The vote was four To three
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
BLACK HANDLERS
KILL A WOMAN
Husband Had Been Victim Of Persist
ent Persecution in Form Of Letters
Demanding Money or His Head

ST LOUIS, Dec II Mrs Gene
We've Dlmarin. "a years DID, was MS
sassiuatcd presumably by mrmbcrs of
the Blnck Hand In her bedroom at
lO2lA North Icuth street between I.l5
and U:l5 o'clock sunday morning Her
skull was crushed and Wluc had been
tied tightly about her neck.
Lorenzo Dlmnru, husband uf the
slain woman. who has been the victim
" persistent persecution IN the form
~ Black Hand letters demanding his
money ur his head" discovered the
body uf Mrs Dimurin ,omr hours
later.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
wAlkED MILES IN VAIN

SAN FRANCISCO dec. l4-Miss
Edln Channel who walked from 10.
pcIn here 90 spr the exposition Is dcah
1nc,ln, from revolver shot through
the heart apparently srlfmflictpd
Miss CmwcI made the long walk In
aur,i of health
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
BURNED TO DEATH

RINGlNG Dee. Explosion NJ
gasoline stove at road house lo
Gated three miles from Ringllnr cnus.
ell the denlh sunday ~ Ncllic White,
who conducted the place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
APPOINTED DEPUTY

ADA Dec ll-W G. William. nu.
been appointed by state Manager r.
l. Forgan as district deputy of rn.
Noudmcn NJ the World for the district
composed of Pontotoc, Seminole and
Coal counties
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
GET SPECIAL JUDGE

MAl.hSTER, Dee H. Because ~
The disqualification Of Judge II W.
lllrrlns In n number of eases Judge
William NJ Howlrs ut Perry has mvn
asslgued to hold court In January.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
DAME RUMOR AND
SPECIAL SESSION

uld Dame Rumur now
has h that the special scs.
sion NJ the Legislature Will
bee called for January 10,
and that 1t viii be at least
"a 30 days session At
least the boys don't see
how they could get done"
COR afford To Gomez In
less time than that.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
COAL FAMINE
GRIPS FRANCE
Her supply Must Come Nav From
America and Means Of Iransporta.
ton Is Rig Problem which Confronts

NEW NORk. Drr THE demand
for American coal 10y the French GOV.
.crnmont Is becoming urgent AND The
shortage NJ steamships tur h, uuus
portntion is growing more acute Cual
dealers here say that France suw may
hc compelled to establish % fleet ~
steamers 10 rrt an adequate supply
France normally consumed sixty null
lion tons annually half of Witch She
got from Germany II is said that
FrnnCc win need twenty-five million
tons from America soon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-14
u. S. Produces Novel Test.
mony in Riverbed Hearings
in Federal Court
A SOLDIERS REPORT
Officer Sent to Investigate
River in 1880 Testihes
by Written Page

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08
SPORTING -
ONCE-OVERS - q!
By "Pstee."

Walter McCredes Bees he
OF cutting down McCred
and result at the beginning
NJ are at the bottom of the Pacific Coast column.
II always tried to be q good fellow, and make enc
miles, Now see the benefits Of such 1
realized before that had friends certainly
caate everything that has been
can over demonstrate my full Swain.
Swain has not received artificial right leg
It the knee than three months
pair Of crutches,
Abe Ate playing Portland says made
100000 In the fight saving
want any benefits for him his I'm going
some when de- Abe It's
don't take Abes tip and save little Of the comeeasy
IN old mans and simple"
enough for hit doggoned
see any great amount Of in
golf nends
A. @. Vanderbilt . Of against 90 600 on
Jack Johnson Well he can afford it, should bibb
Tom Armstrong Taper for
boxing Matches Ltodou-so
little pile ON Willard And he got odds of to that.
Umpire Mike Lynch hasn't pipes yet gets
husky after shouting the decisions
Is thinking of emuatng Prof Reed who
about town and announce B-a-seb-a-ll To-day
Professor fastened around
neck ~ string After getting spiel off his chest
would tip the atonier
MS windpe Mike
with him you'n know what IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08
Umpire Billy Evans Tells His. e. z:
Funniest Play-.IfS a Whale

had been doubled up, was going
at top speed. AS he neared Sec
ond, Nick Altrock then on the
Chicago pitching staff, and coach
ing at third yelled:
Slide Dave, slide!"
Altizer hit the dirt. Stovall
seeing the humor of the situation,
threw the ball high and wide to
second. 1t going into left center.
Altizer regained his feet and
dashed for third. The Center
fielder made a good, throw t.
third, but the third baseman al
lowed the ball to get away. Alt
izer had slid into third at the
reckoning of Altrock.
Noticing the ball had gotten
away from the third sacker, he
made for the plate. The third
baseman recovered the ball, and
made perfect throw. 1t had
Altizer beaten a yard, but the
catcher made 1t q point to miss
touching Altizer SO far az he slid
into the base that 1t was apparent
to everyone in the park that he
had failed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08

BY this time the SOUTH .,lue
fans were in an uproar. They
were falling out of their seats
laughing
l had followed Altizer around
the bases, just as though he was
pulling most daring feat of base
running. As he slid into the
plate, although 1t was apparent
Altizer hadn't been touched yet,
| declared him out in my very
best voice, coupled with a ma
jestic wave Of the arms.
walked half way around the
diamond trying to get away from
Altizer, but he followed me like
, a blood hound. 1t was only
through the greatest persuasion
on the part of his team mates,
that he consented to go to mis-
position. 1t was not until the
the next inning that he learned
the real facts, that he had been
doubled at first base, and was
out, when he believed he was do
ing some wonderful base run
ming.
saw Altizer last season after
several years, and / started to
smile. Before ! said a word he
remarked:
you're thinking of that game
at Chicago, when l ran wild after
being doubled up" He hadn't
forgotten Il either.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08
| BIG SPECIAL
FEATURES
REST IMPROVES
TIGER PLAYERS

attic. and the Tigers made no
bones about telling what they
would do with those Elliott bay
ginks.
The training season has been
rigorous. The Tiger recruits
have worked six and eight hours
q day. And 1t has been real work.
for those recruits are anxious to
make the tesm. 1t is hard
enough job this year to land q
Job as ball player, and the Ia
coma recruits are worried to
death for fear they won't make
the nine.
This explanation Is given as a
possible reason why the Tigers
appeared to 60 stale" in Tues
days game. They are probably
overworked. Manager Russ Hall
has ordered his players to ease
up on their training, and the men
are already showing the effects
of the rest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08

Mrs. Ida England In her Afri-
can veldt camp, and one Of the
"maneaters" who fell by her
rife.
Il have been awakened In the
middle Of the night" recently
wrote Mrs. England to q corre-
spondent here, by the frenzied
cry OF native, only to find that
man-eating lion had snatched
away one OF the blacks"
The natives are extremely SUI
perstitutious, asserts Mrs. Eng
land. In the killing OF an elephant.
As soon as the behomoth is pro-
nounced dead his eyes are forced
far back in their sockets and
black powder IL sprinkled ON
them, 10 blind the spirits sup
posed to exist IN the body. When
the carcass IL cut up these spirit
take W their abode IN q lfvine
J elephant according u The natives
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08
CROWDS FETE
JESS WILLARD

exhibition on the stage of a Bal
timore theater Friday night. Tom
Jones, manager for Willard, said
last night when shown the offer
of 100000 to fight Frank Moran
in England: why, Willard isn't
going to accept a challenge for
nine months or year, at least. :"
1t is rumored that Jack John
SON has signed false application
blanks at Havana to obtain pass
ports to the United States, and
that he has announced he will re-
turn to America within three
months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08
BY BILLY EVANS.
Premier Umpire Of the American
UnaUuQ

Premier Umpire OF the American
League.
Dave Altizer slipped me my
biggest laugh on the ball field.
Dave was then playing with the
Chicago club. He had just been
sent to that club from Cleveland.
When the Cleveland club came TO
Chicago for a series of games,
Dave made up his mind to show
the Chicago fans what big mis-
take the Cleveland club had made
In releasing him.
Cleveland had a lead Of a
couple of runs. With one down,
Altizer reached first base on q
single. The hit and run sign was
flashed, and as the pitcher de-
livered the ball, Dave dashed for
second. 1t so happened that the
batter sent q line drive into the
waiting hands of George Stovall,
then playing first for Cleveland
1t was an easy matter to step on
the sack, completing a double
play, and retiring the side.
Altizer not realizing that he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08

A ran called up today and
asked the sporting editor to print
Jess Wizards record.
Here it is: -
JESS WILLARD.
Born Dec. 20, 1887, Pottawa-
tonne county, Kansas. Height
feet 6 inches. Reach 83k inches.
Weight 245 pounds. Color,
white.
1911.
Feb. Is, Louis Fink, L.. r.,
Supuipa. Mo-, 10 rounds.
Mar. Z, Ed Burke, K, Ell Reno,
Oklahoma City. 3 rounds.
Mar. 25, Louis Fink, X, Okla
homa City, 3.
April IA, AL Mandeno. K. Ok
iahoma City, 4.
April 20, Joe Cavanaugh, K,
Oklahoma City, IL rounds.
June 8, Bill Shiller, X, Okla
homa City, 4 rounds.
July 4. Frank Lyon. w., Elk
City, o., 10 rounds.
July 16, Mike Comisky, W.,
Hammond, o., 10 rounds.
1912.
May 20, John Young, K, Tt
Wayne, 6 rounds.
June 20. Frank Bowers, K, St
Charles, ILL.,, 3 rounds.
July 2. John Young, X, South
Chicago. s rounds.
July 20, Arthur Pelkey, No de-
cision, New York, 10 rounds.
Aug. 10. Luther McCarty, No
decision, New York, 10 rounds.
Dec. 2. Sailor White, X, Bun
falo, 1 round.
Dec. 81, Soldier Kearns. X,
New York, rounds.
1918.
Jan. %, Frank Bauer, X, Fl.
Wayne, s rounds.
Mar. S. Jack Leon, X, TT
Wayne, rounds.
May 20, Gunboat Smith, L, San
Francisco. 20 rounds.
June q, Charley Miller, D,
San Francisco, rounds.
July 4, AL Williams, w, Reno,
s rounds.
Aug. 90. Bull" Young, X
Vernon, CAL, IL rounds.
Nov. II, Geo. Rodel. No deci-
sfOh, Milwaukee. 10 rounds.
Nov. "a. Jack Reed, w, TT.
Wayne, rounds.
Dec. 8, Carl Morris, w, New
York, 10 rounds.
Dec. ~. Geo. Davis, X, Buffalo,
2 rounds.
Dec. 30, Geo. Rodel, X, New
Haven, 8 rounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08

KEY WEST. Fla, April g.
Jess Willard, worlds heavy
weight champion, is the hero of
the hour in Key West. From the
moment that he arrived on the
steamer Gov. Cobb yesterday aft
ernoon. until late this afternoon,
he has been surrounded by hun
dreds and thousands of admirers,
who stand about for hours mere
ly to catch q glimpse of the big
man.
Willard leaves this evening for
Baltimore. He will give his first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08
by PETER.

TRAININGS CAMP, Athletic
Park. April S.-Refreshed and
revived from a full days rest.
the Tigers cubs this morning
tr0tted playfully out on the
o0dded diamond of Tigertown,
ready to show the natives that
they were beyond doubt a full
fledged bunch of professionals.
And they played In practice
work this morning better than
they ever did before. Probably
the strain Of continuous all-day
practice had wearied the Tigers,
causing them to lose interest
when they played the Brewers
Tuesday. At any rate, all their
pep" had returned today and
they were as FESTIVE as q herd Of
playful colts.
This afternoon they were sched-
uied to play the crack semi-pro-
fessional team OF Joffe Bros, Sc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08
Games Yesterday

Boston Americans 8, Louis
Vile Am. Asso. L.
Washington Americans 8,
Brooklyn 4.
Chicago Vans 9, Sioux City
Western 4.
Chattanooga Southern 0,
Cleveland Am. 10. -
N. Y. Nationals s, New Or
leans Southern 4.
Pittsburg Nationals 0, Birming-
ham Southern 2. t
NJ Y. Americans s, Richmond
Int. 3.
White sox 6. st. Paul Am.
Asso. 1.
Vancouver N. w. 8. Colored
Giants 4.
Philadelphia Am. 2. Philadel-
phia National 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08

SAN FRANCISCO, April g.
The lure of big game hunting
lies In the fact that It challenges
the best of you, physically. to pit
your wits against the cunning of
annals In which the instinct OF
preservation IL great"
That IL how MRS. Ida England,
distinguished sportswoman and
noted shot, explains her passion
for TIM chase Of the beast kings.
She has hunted IN many lands,
and just now n somewhere II
~ African iunglse. VIII Aer hn,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08
SIPS Baseball
FREE

This offer is made only to
boys playing amateur base
ball In Tacoma. For every
six legitimate subscriptions
turned In by amateurs. on
these slips. The Times will
give one $1.25 league base
ball.
Baseball Is the greatest game
In the world. Here II your
chance to assist the boys by
getting them a free ball.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08
MUNICIPAL BASEBALL EDITORIAL
VOTING FoR A PENNANT WINNING MAYOR.

Municipal ownership being carried pretty Evansville
Ind where the school board is building
ball park with concrete amphheater seating $500 people,
and billboard The bail club
rented has the privilege selling drinks
Should the city the ball he park?
Municipality baseball
could nut
the tneys
his nine winning pennants 81 -
And though the made
with municipal risk our
money him In campaign for reelection while municipal BAH
. -
But maybe the fans who for some
Mates would harder
The people tolerant Of inecien public office but
hey would fielder ius
~ could his prcinc would found too that
q pfodt-taker them ~ - -"
Bnt we're have ownership baseball viii we
tare 70 exempt umpires from the recalig - "
A 4 z
q SSz1H6 goa = 1ATos WHOSE TEAM TiSIsHEo Last:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-08

band and two professional ele-
plant hunters, trying for Z mann
moth pair Of tuskers.
The Englands left San Fran
cisco, their home, many months
ago. and since then word has
come back that the party, at
tended by Kaffir carriers, has
penetrated far into the Lufirs
Wiley. and that lions. eIephants,
hIppoppotnmf. enormous cr0co-
dies. and other game a abun-
dance had been encountcr>d and