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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
MISSOURI MAN PURCHASES
CHANDLER PAPER FROM SMITI

CHANDLER, OK, March %
George A. Smith, who for many yenrt
was editor and owner Of the Tribune.
and who has recently been appointed
secretary " the schSol land office, ha
disposed NJ his paper here to j. q
kerby Of West Plains Mo. MIR KeIl
by has taken charge Mrs Smith, VII,
has been In charge NJ the paper sincI
Mr. Smith went To Oklahoma Cityl
with other members NJ the family
will join her husband nt the capital
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
Echoes 4. Streets

his mouth. to say nothing Of the ab-
scncc of his medal and pocketbOok lie
told his story to the Judge In police
court and was allowed ~ leave for
his train II met w with nu Old friend
Of mine and we took a few drinks Of
white mule for old times sake" the
old man declared. "Thut stuff sure
does kick Ike n mule all right he
added as he started for the door
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
SINKING SHIPS WIRELESS I'll
GAVE WRONG DIRECTION

LONDON, March Passenger
from the American line steamer Nd
Louis, which last week saved thos.
aboard the sinking Mallory line steam
ship Denver on their arrival here to
day said the rescue was delayed
because the Dcnvers wireless call fo
help gave the wrong latitude. wher
the 81 Louis arrived the Denver wa
listing dangerously.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
THAW GETS EXERCISE
IN WALK TO COURTHOUSE

NEW YORK March ~ Harry X.
Thaw got a little outdoor exercise
today when he was taken to the county
courthouse. where the hearing on the
second writ of habeas corpus sought
10y his attorneys was to come up be
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
MINNESTOTA TO SAIL
DIRECT TO VLADIVOSTOE

SEATTLE, Wash, March 20.-Bg
cause NJ Russias urgent need for sup
plies, machinery aud transport equip,
mcnt the steamship Minnesota. II wal
announced today VIII sail direct fol
Vladlyostok, Siberia, On May 20 Largi
shipments of fo0dstuffs cotton NAL
chlnery, steam shovcls und automu
blles have been booked
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

A-inrh Black and white Checked
silks for waists and trimmings me
dium and large squares, 11 M
black and white. yard ......P i'OO
s2-inch Tub silks bright, ius-
trous silk for dresses, waists and
mems shirts--candy stripes, single
aud grouped stripes, also 0Qc
navy and black atripgs ..... JON
S2-iach new striped Pussy Winow
silk, In the new candy stripes fur
Mems Shirts and Ladies' % M
Waists. yard ...... ...... .PE'OO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
6I1;2'E
Fresh, New Easter Silks

t0-inch Polo Dot Foulard. new nov
city for dresses aud waists. large dot.
on plain grounds. white with navy
dot, hattcshlp grey with copcn dot
and brown with copcn 0I OK
dot .... Observation-Disclosures v . ~
4O-inch HlAck TatfetA sneClaI
weight for suits coats and 60 M
skirts, yard ......... ...... .PN'ON
tO-lnch BLACK Taficta beautiful
chiffon finish for lh" new q EO
vNlv dresses, yard ......... Pi'JO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

fore Justice Blur Of The suprem|
court Counsel Tor both sides com
curred In n request 10 have the hear
Ing postponed 10 April =.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

II. V. Butler, arrested on charge
ot attempting To commit burglary
pleaded guilty TO the charge this
morning In Judge Oldrields division
" the district court and wns sen
fenced 10 a term of one year In the
state pcnitentlary. The attempt at
burglary was committed ut II store In
the 900 block on East Fourth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
Brooks
Busy Basement
Sales

100 yards ss-inch Soft Finish Nsln-
sook l22r quality. short 7t-Oc
lengths yard ...... ..... -
Beautiful new patterns Of standard
Prints Shepherd pNids Navy and
Calcutta Blues Red and Pink 6r
PHids fast uolurs ward Sc and w
900 yard. Challirs bright, fresh
patterns for comforts and quilts also
floral patterns Tor house 5C
dresses, yurd .....,... ..,.,..,, ~
spring patterns In Galatls SultlnE-
fine for children. play suits and
boys waists, short lengths - Or
A. quality surl ..... x ~
New line standard Chruots, for
mems and boys snirts aud waists.
und house dresses l2l, 90
quality. ward ......... ........... w
100 yards Pine Cambrlc, sG Inches
wide l2Nr quality short 7 Dc
lengths, yard ...... ,.,.,. ~
lO-lnch Pillow Tubing, sO,1O Dc
quality short lengths yard 4 -
Pull Bleachrd Muslln-old Qc
reliable brand, speriul yard .,..ON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
Program for the ninth annual ron

Program for the ninth annual con.
vention uf the oklahoma Jewellers
association has been announced by
Frank II. Robertson OF Blackwell,
president " the association The
convention will be held In oklahoma
City April o. q and T. T. L. Combs,
Omaha Neh.. aud John Shepherd,
New York, are on the program for
demonstrations aud papers
Kari Elliott, salesmanager and buy
or for the Pcttrr hardware store re-
turned Sunday from an extended trip
tu New York and other eastern mar
kets where hc purchased novelty
goods, toys and other goods for this
popular store.
Mrs. sarah Johnston. &c. the wife
" j ". Johnston Of 238 West Wash
iugtou died at the family residence
at II 40 u. m today. so funeral ar.
rnngcments have been made.
Althea VI. Snow, &c, died at the
family residence, l12 West Tenth
street at . o'clock this morning. The
husband of the Decreased. VI. l.. Snow,
one daughter Minnie son Harold
aud wife two brothers aud other rel
ntiycs In Massachusetts Survive. Fu
neral services win hc held 1T the FUN.
ily residence Tuesday Mt p m, I'm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

The ease Of Lacey W.. Compton was
dismissed by Judge Clark this morn
Ing Tor want Of prosecution
County commissioners can only
grant an easement over school land
an public land for road purposes and
cannot execute fee simple title nc.
cording to m opinion of the attorney
generals office, written by H. f..
NO0d The opinion Is directed tu the
school land commission hut the CHsc
comes from POttawatomie county the
commissioners of that county making
the Inquiry of the school land com
mission The commissioners desired
~ permit the opening Of a road other
than on the section line. The opinion
from the attorney generals office says
the commissioners may grant n per
petual eastmcnt to the portion Of the
ground desired for road purposes, but
thS cannot sell II outright
Plumbing Repair Hutch Wal 1914.
ADV.
Secretary Oi STATE j. L. Lyon ImaN
granted the following charters The
Hall improvement company of Jcu
uings. cnpitai, $4,000; iururpornturs
Joseph l.. Hall, j. II llnN q. II Me
Ehoy Wicomico oil and Gas com
pany Of MuskOgcc, capital $1,000; In
rurporators. W. e. Thurstun. Sails
bury Mo: l.. W Griffith. Il u Cmrk
NuskoVre Iecdy on uud Gss com
ppny of Ieedy. rppinI x25Ooo; uror
norotors Georpc Fisher Edwin G.
duffy william Sells " f. Srhn. Lee
dy The Tpmplr AssocintInn nf Okln
.,,. 49, a- ...... ..
'u''" ''Is ,. ,1r,'", So So, '"'p, ma. ,5' ~
a.
~" n'",nH ', 49, ,"u,
'' '''' "''"' - '''"',O"'' IVY.
An IntormaI dance will he held in
the EIks' rluh room op "Wednesday
night from q o'clock until 20
The PraetOrians will have an open
meeting Wednesday evening NJ their
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

The ease Of Lacey vs. Compton was
dismissed 10y Judge Clark this morn
ing Tor want Of prosecution.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Methodist church will have an Easter
bazaar iu jenkins Music store Wed
nesday morning. and II win be- con
linncd Thursday mud Friday I'm the
biizell Music companys store
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-02

(8ortietune folst.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-02
Mortfebung folgtJ !

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msSm @egenteil. 8in in Elm fall
f4es 8ab gereift unb fur9te mid
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-08
PERSONALS.


Alfredo Delgado. deputy United
States marshal. arrived from santa
Fo this morning 10 serve subpoenas
here for the september term OF the
federal court now under way in santa
Fe.
Attorney J. A. Muller, of Miller q
Craig, leaves this evening FOR Colo
rado to join his wife and daughter
for "a vacation of several weeks
pr. r.. O.. Cornish returned home
this morning from Las Vegas. where
he has been attending the state medi-
cal society meeting.
Secretary r j. Linwood Of The state
cattle board arrived this morning
from his ranch near Ration. where he
has been for several weeks ON busio
ness
Attorney General Frank W. Clancy
arrived in Albuquerque this morning
for a brief stay. lie IN attending To
legal matters.
Myron Douglas, "A printer who has
just received his fun admission 60 the
local typographical union. left this at
ternoon FOR Chicago where he will
take a course In a linotype school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-08
ALL N N N
BELONG TO CALIFORNIA

Forest Hills. n. = Sept. s.-Cali-
fornia tennis players met on tho
courts OF the West side ciaD here
again today 10 decide betwcon them
selves another national championship.
In this. the final contest Of the thirty
nth annual tournament OF the Ma
tional Law Tennis association, Maui
rice y. Mclaughlin and Thomas g.
Bundny defended their doubles lille
against Clarence j. Griffin and W N.
Johnston.
Mclaughlin and Bunday won the
first set az So.
Johnston n Griffin won the Sec
oud set at Ga.
Johnston and Griffin won the third
set, 6-f.
McLoushIin and Bundy won fourth
set ga.
Forest Hii. n. ", sept. s.-wiillam
NJ. Johnston and his partner. CIarence
]. Grifan. both % San Francisco.
wrcsted the national doubles tennis
championship from T. q Bundy Of
Los Angeles and Maurice Il. MeTouEh-
lin Of San Francisco, In a thrilling
ive-set match here this afternoon BY
cores OF IS, SIS. Ga. s-6. ga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-08
PROPOSE TO OBSERVE
CENTENNIAL OF THE
SAVINGS BANK

Seattle. Wash, sept. S.--A cclcbra-
ton OF the centennial oi the cstab-
lishmout of savings banks iu the Unit
ed States Is proposed for next year.
according To the report OF the meth
DDS and systems committee of the saw
iugs banks section of the American
Bankers association, which was pre-
scutod "a today's session of this body
boy v a Lorsner of Brooklyn, y. Y,
the chairman Of the committee.
II was suggested that the celobra-
ton take the form of a ~ SYSTEMATIC
thrift campaign throughout the Unit
ed States, to be concluded IN Deem
Der, 1916, with "a THRIFT congress In
New York city. whore the Atst meet
ing took place In November ISIS, to
consider ways ANA means Tor the op-
Grafton of "a savings bank.
Thrift seems To- be the order of the
day said Mr.. Lorsncr IN Introducing
his report. lie referred particularly
10 the remarkable progrcss shown in
school savings banks. OF which there
are now l.D25 duly established with
3.ggS.5 $40 depositors and &i,792Gi0 on
deposit. In 81 Chicago schools uni-
form savings banks had been estab-
AAFllfNH AhAh NAhA' WI ny TN NMNfAAa
Of the seventh and clghth grades. who
rapidly became proficient as bank
clerks. over 1900 pupils were de-
positors IN the Chicago school banks,
having an average deposit Of about
81.
The report told Of success In pro-
noting thrift by showing moving pie
lures, illustrating the results of thtifi
and extravaganza.
one of the most interesting pas.
sages in the report. however. VAS the
reference To the lack OF thrift among
college men.
Except for a few local saving,
clubs the report read, "a campaign
for the purpose of encouraging th'
college boys TO ~ more thrifty IA,
never beer attempted In any Colleg'
or university Il seems he collcg,
boys Is given up as "a hopeless sub.
jeCt, even before he Is tried, VIII
the purpose o. merely making an cX,
pertinent We awe arranged with th'
Wesleyan university Of Mi0dlctuwn
Conn, and the MiddlctuWn Nati"na
bnnk to conduct a savings bank IN tn
college store neal the university cam
pus. commencing this coming NnNem.
Der. In conjunction with the opera
ton of the bank there Will Doe a rours'
of eight lectures given in the uniNcr
silly on thrift or practical cconnni
les. We have already secured "a
young mar who will enter his sopho
more year at Wesleyan next year e
take care of tho detail work OF th'
bank. n the plan Is successful b!
the end of next year It is our purpos'
10 encourage their establishment u
other colleges of the country"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-08
CATTLE SUPPLY IN
KANSAS CITY IS
SHORT
Independent Cattle Growers
This Year Deliver Stock
When They Please; Price
Goes Up.


Kansas city s~tockyards. sept. g.
A supply of 1000 cattle here today
surprised the trade. as several thou
sand more than that number had been
expected Tho reason for the de-
crease in the receipts was partly the
Labor day holiday today. although
this was not effective 1t the stock
yards. but mostly because Kansas cat
tie shippers did not like the weak
Ness on grass steers last weck Cat
Tie shippers are independent this year,
plenty OF feed In the country and
money easy The result Of the small
or supply today wus stronger prices
ON best grades of killers ana on
stockcrs and feeders. medium grades
Of tat cattle steady. Curn-fcd cattle
brought SiOlO today, highest price
In six weeks shipments TO country
points last week amounted 10 $4,000
head. practically go per cent of the
total supply. an this demand will bc
"a permanent fixture here through the
fan months. a shipment OF twenty
ears oi western slope Colorado cattle
IL here today, sae: steers lacking a
little iu flesh. weights 1lt0 Co 1900
pounds horned steers at $500. de-
horned 81 tive cars ct feeders in
oludod. 1000 pounds. 1T s.. There
Be- q fair rprinkling uf Panhandle cat
ale, including ycarliugs and breeding
hcifcrs tt strong prices. \ drove OF
Panhandle ycurlings topped the stock
Cr market last week at $50, "a string
OF whioftco hcifcrs. bred 10 thorough
bred bulls, brought $3.50, and some
whitctucc calves weighing 300 pounds
brought $40 today. Thirty cars ul
! oregon beef steers, around i2fC
pounds. sold at S1.i5 first OF last
week. none here since.
sheep receipts were small last
week after Monday. but the market
ON fut lambs declined 20 Ca 80 cents
! feeders holding steady. Receipts TO-
days are 10000 head, market So low.
or ON killing lambs, Toe higher on
feeders Most ol the killing lamb
sold ut $50 and $3.50 today, includ'
ing Cuusiguncnts from both ttth aut
Idaho, nothing here from Arizona To-.
day. Feeding lambs sold at $40 and
lXNil. 20 tivc-rar drove OF ~6O-pount
Utahs at the latter price. A ship.
mcut cot Montana breeding owe ar.
rived today. and sold at S5.25 To 50 20
Country demand h very strong here
hut packers have been making lieh'
sorts because of the moderate re
coipts. several lots OF top lambs sell
ing straight TODAY. However. cuuntr,
! buyers secured 90 per cent OF the tota
/ suppl, here last week, M the de
mtud is growing stronger cu,h week
the tact that ChiClgo is closed {,
country trade this year throwing al
orders from the farming states I,
Kansas city and other markets la th'
west.
j. \. RICkART.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-08
NEW MAJORITY IN
DVMA ANNOUNCED

P~etrosrnd, Sept. s. tvia London.
ssii n, mA-rhe NoyR vFemyaesan-
novnces the formation Of a new ma
poiority In the duma which comprisea
the liberal and progressive elements.
replacing tho conservative majority.
The newspaper which II considered
a weather vane. editoriaily comments
favorably IN the formation Of the
new majority. Its support % the new
duma majority therefore Is regarded
as highly significant.
Debate In the Duma on the military
censorship took a wide range IN view
OF renewed reports that the eonaerv-
atives we're working secretly for dis
solution or prerogation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-08
ELABORATE PROGRAM
PLANNED FOR A
HIGHWAY OFFICIALS

Santa Re, y. NJ. sept. s.-An elab-
crate program is being mapped out
Tor tho meeting Of state highway ofn-
r'als u county road boards TO he
held hero early In October. just pre-
ccdinv the state fair. Road building
ana tho work OF the county road ON
cials IL to be discussed from every an
gle. Tho visitors are 20 he entertain
ed with a trip through Santa Fc can
yon and over nearby highways which
have been built under personal su-
pcrvision Of the state highway com
mission ana are considered models
NJ modern road construction. This n
especially true Of tho road To Tesuque,
now nearing completion and which Is
considered n first class example of
scientific highway construction and
drainage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-08
NOTABLE
AT A CAPITOL
NEARS COMPLETION

Frank Butt. Of the Butt drug
stores, returned home last night from
Santa Fe who're he attended "A mect-
ing Of the capitol custodian commits
sion Of which he IL n member. The
commission let contracts for the
building Of sidewalks along the re-
Gently terraeed grounds north 81 the
executive mansion and made arrange
ments for closing the street which
formerly passed between the capitol
nrf the governor's residence. This
street has been moved to below the
north terrace. thus completing the
rotable Improvement In tho enlarged
e. pitol grounds. T.. $. Andrews, SUI
p~crintcndcnt Of the capitol has done
excellent work In parking the en-
iarRcd grounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-08
PREPARE WELL OR
QUIT SAYS n. Y.
BANKER
Estabrook Declares United
States Would Better Scrap
It's Whole Armament Than
Go in to War as Now
Equipped.

Seattle. Wash. Sept. S.-Hcnry ID.
Estabrook. a New York attorney. de-
clarcd in an address before the Amer
lean Bankers association here today
that IL would be better for the United
states to scrap every gun and warship
II now own than to attempt to re-
Hist invasion by a nation prepared for
war.
mo nation threatens Us In 20 many
words" said Mr.. E.stabrook. hut who
is oblivious TO hints and lntimations
that speak louder than words? We
boast our strength 20 repel attack
when we know we airs weaker than
dishwater. While every other milton
has been preparing for ssion we
have not even prepared for self de-
Tense.
II would heartily advocate MIR.
Bryan's Quaker policy OF non-resiss-
ancc rather than a policy of half-pre-
! parcdness. | had rather see every
gun and warship we own scrapped -
! we are not 10 add TO them. For II We
; were without strength TO rcpei in
vasion we could at least claim the
privilege Of the weak and surrender
| NlhaA0IA lVrN VI HAts HtAuNs 10 UHnA
l~inadequately EARNED and certain oi
losing would be nothing short Of muir.
der for which every taxpayer in The
United states would be measuredls
responsible.
ITO say that we are too big or toe
proud to fight In self defense Is alb.
surd. To say that a mob Of a million
or SO unframed citizcnry would leay
To arms and put to flight the bullet,
tested soldiery OF Asia or Europe Il
perverse stupidity"
Mr.. Estabrook strongly advocated
placing the militia directly under con
troll Of the regular army. aud at IN,
same time providing adequate military
training In all schools.
The speaker said Washington's con
t%ention that a free people should b,
armed and disciplined according e
some well adjusted plan was NOR,
true today than ever before. Mr.
Estabrook held that the essential fac,
tor In defense for the United States
was a big navy. He said Il should
az least be as large as any other ma.
ton In the world; should Include ali
the latest and best naval develop.
ments and munitions for q years
campaign always In reserve.
Mr.. Estabrook said IA standing army
OF 10000, which would be a ''Fkele-
ton that could quickly take ON flesh
from the militia" should be sufficient
In conjunction with a big navy. Hs
declared a large standing army wa,
frequently a menace Ia a nation, bul
that this was not the cas- with 4
large navy.
He urged that this seamen's ae.
should be repealed, That officials an,
politicians should brave disapproya
from certain sections of the countr,
and do everything possible toward tn,
establishment OF an adequate mer
chant marine. which would De a ma.
val auxiliary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-08
YOUNG LOPEZ HELD
FOR MURDER OF
r SANCHEZ

Socorro, N. NJ, Sept. Martin
Iopcz. ypu Of 20 Ncll known soeorro
county family is in iail here awaiting
Pa preliminary hplriug uu 70 charge ot
murder. ul Marcus sanchez is dead,
as 70 result, of p saloon hrgwl at san
Antonio Yesterday afternoon. I'm
which 10 Dos lllogod sanchez was stab
bed Dos Loryz Tho affair started In
g.. s.. Pines saloon whore Lopoz, san
chez and uthcrs wore drinking De
tlils urc NOT complete but II is re-
ported shat following an alteration
boz the saloon Lupcl followed sanchez
out OF tho place nnd stuhbcd him.
San n,s died almost Instantly. Lo-
peg undertook foo osHuuo, but was
o,crtHtou hy constable who held him
until ShorIT james arrived Co take
charge.