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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-16
eRYsoN's TART ANSWER Tc
GOV. WILLIS

my duty is to remain here and to
exercise the best judgment have and
q full measure of official integrity In
the administration of the civil SER
vice law. cannot, therefore, com.
ply with your request to resign"
In these words, State Civil Service
Commissioner Charles II. Bryson of
Athens. in letter sent to Governor
Willis, refused the demand of the
latter for his resignation.
In the letter, Commissioner Bryson
tells the governor that the chief ex-
ecutive has exacly two possible duties
In connection with the civil service
commission and no more.
He said that, first, 1t is the gov
ernors duty to fill any vacancy that
may exist on the commission, by the
appointment of competent man, and
second, that 1t is the governors duty
to remove from Office any commits.
sioner guilty Of malfeasance in office,
or neglect of duty, or who is ineffic-
lent.
Continuing, Mr.. Bryson said:
This is the beginning and the end
OF all the governor has to do with
civil service administration except to
approve the salary Of the secretary.
He has no power to supervise or d.
rect the work of the commission.
M te nrrIo
ing officer and the civil service COM
missioners the subordinates. The
civil service commission is o co.ordi-
nate branch of the government The
civil service commission is as distinct
an arm Of the government as is the
supreme court and Is intended, under
the law, to be as free from domina-
tion by the governor in the discharge
of its duties.
"Your nomination and election car
ried with it no order from or verdict
OF the people as to civil service ad-
ministration. There has been but one
verdict Of the people of Ohio in civil
service and that was when it was
written into the constitution by a hun
dred thousand majority of the people
that merit and fitness shall control
all appointments in the civil service
of the state.
You are in error in assuming that
the governor Is captain of the civil
service organization. The civil SER
vice commissioners under the law
are the captains charged with the
full responsibility of the entire work.
The commission has its own lieuten-
ants and the work Is being we'll done.
The governor has no official duties
here. He was not elected to admins
ter the civil service law. The whole
theory of overlapping terms provided
by law Is to prevent the governor
from interfering.
THE governor may not be civil
service expert at all. He may not be
f8miliar with the history of civil SER
vce administration He may not
even be In sympathy at all with the
purposes OF civil service laws"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-16
SEVERELY
Injured Was Man When Team
Went Over Embankment

Dow Mason of Brandon narrowly
escaped serious injuries while driving
home Wednesday afternoon from this
city, when his team and wagon went
over the embankment just south Of
the Dry Creek bridge, throwing Ma
son with considerable force on the
ground below. His right arm was
fractured.
The accident occurred when the
team frightened at passing automo.
bile and reared up, dashing over the
bank. A Mt. Vernon physician re-
duced the fracture for Mr.. Mason.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-16
BLADENSBURG
+ i + i i i !. 4 I. /. .

Mrs. Garrison of New Castle Is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Robert Me-
lick.
Miss Olive Green of Martinsburs
visited over Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Fowls.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cochran spent
Friday and Saturday with their son,
James, and family, at Danville.
Mrs. w. H. Frye returned home Fri
day after spending a few days with
her daughter In Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Angie Underwood left Monday
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-16

''"Rev. e. E. Whitaker, D. D., of
Mt. Vernon will deliver his famous
lecture, "Fits and Misfits," at the
Christian church at Bladensburg on
Saturday night, April "a, at 1880,
standard. This Is promised to be
the best lecture ever delivered at
Bladensburg. Proceeds for the ben
eft Of the church.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-16
TEXAS COLLEGE EXTENDS

Sherman, Tex, April 15-The new
administration building for Carlton
college was begun today, when
ground was broken for the new build
ing on the college grounds. The new
structure will cost $4,000.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-16

f*'The Knox County Pomona
Grange will meet In the G. A. Y. hall
on Saturday. April II.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-16

Mr.. S. II. Hardin of East Front
stree. Ia spending the day In Colum-
bus on business.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
POLICE AFTER JOKERS
Too Many Flat Tires-lOuthful Hu.
moriSts Tamper With Valves On
Tubes OF Parked Machines

4 certain group uf young boys at.
tending grade school X very shortly
going to find itself In hig gub ot
trouble. according to the report which
has gone ont from the police station.
This report has been issued following
several dozen mysterious punrlurcs
which owners W automobiles have dis.
covered after they have left their ma
chimes In front " churches or public
placrs for an hour or two during the
past week.
At least. the owners NJ the ears sup.
pospd that their fiat tires were due
to nuncturcs. and in most cases notl.
fled some garage or tire supply houS"
and had thrm come ont and change
the tire. In more than n dozen cnscs
since Sunday the inner tubes have
been returned intact, the garage men
declaring that mo- punctures were To
he found I'm them.
one owner investigated Wednesday
night when he found two of his tires
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
Society Woman Is
Flirting With LalC
Declare Merchants

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
Hod Carriers Cary
Out Harmony Program
Internal Troubles Of Local Union BE
l'eyed to Have Been SmOOthed Over
hy Reelection Of Jack Benson

As result Of long standing internal
trouble. every officer of the llod car
rIrr'- Union rendered his resignation
ur the regular weekly meeting. Wrduc,
day September - m Painters Hall
iu the Culhcrtsou building At the
nrNt meeting. last Wednesday night
Jack Rcnsou, who had resigned 20.
president of the organization. WIS ro
elected unanimously The remainder
" thc resigned officials, however were
uut 500 honOrcd
The result ~ the election WINS as fol.
lows.
President. Jack Benson. vice prcsi
dent. Robert Downs. recording sccrc
tary, A. G.. Stewart corresponding scc.
rctary. Ed Berry 4 hundred and ten
" th, 10 members NJ the union were
present nt the election
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
BEES KILL COW
Attacked Invader Of Their Glover
Patch; Men Stand Idly by Unable
10 Aid Suffering Animal

MUSKOGEE, oct a cow ,p.
surg To death by bees north " en-.
son, Okla, according to Charles Kim
sry former chief ~ police, who lH,
Il hig herd near Gibson.
The COW strayed from the herd into
patch n clover ana wild flower,
where hees were fcdlug No ,nun..
had tl' animal walked into the puf..
than Il lold hummlng noise was hppri
and the mir became black with tnnn
sands u bees which rose from r.a
blossoms.
tircliur for a half minute over u..
unsuspcCtiug COW. the horde Summed
down upon her So thlrklv TINT mrI,
% hair or the cows hide could be- .r,.r
kimscv said yesterday
NclloNlng with pain the COW hrgpp
running hlNdly about the rn,urn
with the bees cllngiuC To her
klmsey ard two other men si,,1
hclplcssly watching the msldop.I
COW, They wcrr unable 10 M, a hnpl
M her defense
For hhlf an hour the attack conn
tinued the COW rushing nt ever, tain
weed and small tree She could find In
nm effort To dlslodgr the hcps rIn,lr,
she crashed into fence post and Iil
not rise. The bees an not lpu,p ny
~ another five minutes. however ,.I
when the cowpuRThers finally decided
that II would be- safe to approach n,
proetrutc animal they found her d,,d
kimsev asserted that he has sea-,
Ices attack COWS before. nnl r.,,,
quite 80 flerccy as they ana ,np nn,
near Gibson.
The bees have not changed thel
feeding plRcc aud klmscl Heclere,
last night lOat he wouu move hi
herd today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
Germans Use Prussic
Acid in Ne,O Bombs


rAluS. ut A new Kind ~
gas apparently Is being used by the
Germans ln the fighting In the Cham
pawo "Details regarding il~ effects
were given to Dr Iuclrn numout hy
frrrpr- hr was called TO attend upon
200 Paris hospitals. According to the
written statement three men who
fought respectively at Solaln, Souprz
and Mummillrrs. they were sur
rounded Tor % few seconds by cloud.
~ ,,.m green gas ~ rather plea
amt uInr These men asserted That
soldier. Nm wore no masks ~unu
wru Ulunird while those with
wr-hr m.' Consciousness for varying
period.
luuu ruulug cunsclousncs- pt
field du..On- stations. they said
the 1-Wfirrrd uonvulslyc seizure, rr
srmhuus rpl'rptlc fits They showed
none OF the >ymptoms hitherto usso
rlntcd with gus poison. II Is believed
her" lm' rus>lc acid Is used ns the
hn-.e ul tm new gas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
A Automobiles Can NolU Be
Bought on Instal]nent Plan

and monthly inStallmcnt,.
To do this, made necessary arrange
menls for large amount Of rnpIal tu
procure the cars, insure them against
theft accident and fire. and, ur lhr
,amr time be able "a keep the payment
loN enough To- enable the man with q
molrrltc salary to become car
owner After no little sklrmIyhn-
these arrangements were made. aud
now uNcrlands and Willys.Knlghts nu
being bought by the payment Of m,d
crate Initial sum and monthly install
meulS ranging from 500 10 SI6
Contrary to the ordinary sale, .u
time the interest charges In mi.
plan viii make the ultimate purchu-,
price of the car but yer, little higher
than lmd II been purchased outright
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
STATE TO CLOSE
SAPULPA PROBE
AttOrney-G Generals Office Sets Up
Rush Of Business Elsewhere
as Cause Of Order
m mOWARn. n..IsIanL nLI0mD-

HOW AklD, assistant aI'"iN'|
" general. who recently WAS detached
from his duties us attorney for the
state banking department 10 conduct
the grand fury Investigation at >u
pulpa relative to n number Of county
and town officials IN creek county
charged with dcrrlictou ~ official
duty. hns returned to Sapulpn with Ia
strucliou, to bring the Investigation
there to a close rs quickly ns possible
This action +, said To have been rcn
dcrcd necessary hrcuu-r of the trr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
New Naval Board MAY
Have Private Wdrship
Sec Daniels Considers AdvisAbility Of
laacing Bsitleships NJ Disposal Of
Experts for Experimentation

WASHINGTON, oct "A suggr,.
lion that battleship be placed at the
disposal VI the new naval hoard NJ
advisors for experimental purposes is
being considered 10y Secretary Daniel,
The suggestion was mnde bv mrn
hrr II the board itself which yuu
linued It's session here today
development of steam engines for
naval use, experiments looking toward
rendering periscopcs invisible. per
fcrtion ~ instruments nv which nyl
ators may more accurately determine
their positions, improvement NJ known
methods of defending hattlcships from
iropedo attacks aud discovery n
some means To prevent erosion N biz
guns were among the tnsks suggested
for the boards attention.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
Indiana Felicitdtes
]. w hitcomb Riley
lioo>er state Leads Nation in Doing
Honor to Poet on Occasion Of His
Birthday Age Not Mentioned

INulNNAPUIIS. .Oct e. Indiana
tmm lod the nation In cc'cnratlu,
JWmus Nhitcumh Rlrys birthday
I.r climax NJ the celebration here
comes tonight In u banquet rendered
Mr. liloy by his friends Every ,chool
Zoo the ,tat, viii devote the day to
iao NAN whose RHYMES have won SO
many ,hlDish hour~ For the Inst
two weeks Mr. Riley has been show.
crd with letters aud telegram, and
poems Congratulatlug him. The poet
reads al Of them.
1T ls q good 10 We alive" he said
yesterday after reading q big stuck ~
the messages try tu answer every
one Of these
Local ncwsunpcr- have run columns
N rooms sent tu them rvurcs. ing the
esteem iu vhIra the poet Is held
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
Pennsy Crude Oil Up
Nv SI.75 Per Barrel

IIIl.ElRGU oct a. Another
nl'm.r 200 lup price Of crude oil WIS
announced today nj the opening of tho
market Five cents was added lu
PENNSYLVANIA crude, bringing II to
$40, seven cents to Corning, making
1t Nlla. mI five cents tn Somerset
lo Nlln INur was no change in
Mercer lNmU mud Newcastle, from
Sl2O, luhu' $3.50. nor I'm RagIaul
10 rruls Ih. latest advance adds
80 rru's 20 barrel to the price NJ
PrunsNNwn crude over the quotation
uf three mouth. ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
Tulsa Millionaire
Sued for $288,OOO
Woman Charges Breach Of Contract 10
support and Care for Her, and Ap-
peals TO Court TO Secure Big Amount

sensational charges nre contained In
The suit filed 10y Miss Ethylr Chambers
against Tom GlIcrcasc, Indian, oil pro
ducer ui Tulsa. according tu a local
attorney who wns present IN Tulsa AZ
the time the suit, which asks for S2Ss
900 damages against the Tulsan. WIS
filed
Miss Chambers charges that Cn
rrcusr met her when she was too Young
lu realize the responsibilities ~ Nfr
ind ruined her. causing her 10 be- re-
gnrded as nm outcast Miss Chambers
brought suit against Gicrrasc Tor
hrrnch " promise According tu the
pInintlff, Gllcrease promised 10 pay
her SOn Il month Tor her natural lifr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07

one of the most unique plans ever
instituted hv am automobile sulo, com
lauy Is now being given u thorough
trial h, the Curhurl Motor company
agents for the Overland and NiIlys
Knight Motor ears Briefly the plan
Is this. motor ears sold ON time pul
ments.
For some little time "Dlrk Carhprl
manager Of the company has been
planning some method hy which the
man Of average means could become
the possessor of a motor ear without
mortgasiug his soul or all nj, a,aiab',
resources tu raise the thou,md 0r more
dolms necessary In most instances. tu
my . car Finally, hr nit upon thu
scheme " small initial payment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07

time II she would drop the suit Thl,
oral agreement, Is is alleged. has not
been lived up to.
Consequently, Miss Chambers asks
Tor $1,000 q year for ~ years she now
being - years old, and with reasnnn.
hI" expectations u living her allotted
four score Years The defendant IN
ia" suit became wealthy through oI
lands owned by himself. HIS wife and
parents the larger portion of which
has passed into his hands.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
ANOTHER STORM ApREw1NG

WASHINGTON, oct 7.-Another
tropical storm appeared To be ap
preaching the gulf roast today, nc.
cordlng to weather bureau reports.
Storm warnings were ordered dis.
played from Mobile To Cedar Keys.
Radio reports indicated a well dc.
fined disturbance In the central Gulf
Of Mexico
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
Two Weeks and
No Mex Raids

Quiet ilong Rio Graude Smacks Of
Permancnty - Army Patrols Are
Seldom Disturbed Now
BROWNSVILLE Tex, oct e..
Army patrols reported nm undlsturhed
night along this section NJ the Rio
Grande Very Few McNlrnns were
seen uu the Mexican side NJ the Rio
Granlr while these were mostly smnu
squads NJ troops For several nights
American patrols have heard the
drums NJ danciur parties opposite the
region whore the last raid into Amcrl.
can territory was made two weeks ago
tonight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
IerseIy Told

|. =. Attorney John Fain has ro-
turned from trip to Altu- where he
went on officinl business.
J. +. Mccullough Co., Insurance
0l5 llerskowln Bldg Phone Wa
illS ADV.
The BlaCEsmiths, Carriage and
Wagon Makers association uf okla
homa is 10 meet In convention, with
headquarters At the Lee HuckIu,
hotel, November 10 aud lU.
fiverOom furnished house for rent.
j. T. Mccullough, Wal illS--Ady
&. y Gardiner, formerly Oklahoma
city agent for The Texas Company
Filling station, has taken over the
active management Of The Gardner
Sales company manufacturers agents,
with offices located at Al Insurance
Bldg The firm handles accounts N
several manufacturers we'll known
among the merchants
j. VI. Cook. state parole officer,
visited is home In Durunt Wednesday.
j. 4. Rankin, engineer Of Logan
county Yesterday submitted 10 the
state highway commissioner the plans
for an $4,000 bridge acros, the
Cimarron river near Guthrie.
q. W Bass, the new superintendent
NJ schools Of Lincoln county, ycstcr
dny called at headquarters " the
state board Of education.
President Grant Evans Of the Cen.
rrnl state Normal school at Edmond
wus in the capital yesterday after
Uuuu
Columbus day, October l9, will he
observed 10y Oklahoma city knights ot
Nuwmnu, with % picnic ~ ST. JOseph-
uruhnnngc grounds ON the III Reno
.u'rrurhun line.
Dr. L. l.. Russell will return from
n- vacation October 10
state Examiner and Inspector Fred
Parkinson will leave In day or two
fr New York un business connected
with his office
Governor =. r. Price, formerly
unmautcd with the state land depart
mput. Is said IN be- now living In New
lurk with son who IN n large stock
holder IN the Overland nutomohil,
company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07

icutenAnt- Governor N. \. Trapp,
who was slated 10 address the Young
democrats club pow-wow ut Muskogcc
today. was In the city this morning
nM said he would tonight attend the
Masonic consistory meeting at Guthrie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07

Father nefully paEed un his last
dollar Money hns wings aud house
rents make It fly." he salt.
Yes" said his iAyepr.Old sou,
'and some houses have wings, for I've
seen many house fly."
You're smarter than your old dad.
maybe, my son. hut | always thought
that un part " house except the
chimney flue !"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
B1stol

W w. Cunningham shawnee Al
Iafranchi Hinton A. NJ Miller.
Carnegie Wilbur NcClcary, Lcpdny +;
Geo NJ MaddlN uumught, Marion
Baird lawtou, +. Huff. Lone Wolf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
Skirln

r. D. Bowersock, Hobart n T.,
Harris, ldabel. W. VI. Crussticld aud
wife. Palskalcy; Mrs ] r. Harris,
Chlckasha ]. L. stark Guthrie. Ed
II. Wolf Commanuhc. - s. Grreu,
Woodward J. g. Wright Ol,~mnh
J i. cuff, Maud y g. lylcs. Mus
kogee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07

Governor" =, =. Prioe, formerly
nunautcd with the state land depart
muut is said tn be- now living In New
YORK; with son who is n large stock
holder I'm the Overland automobile
company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
State Visitors
kInRkAde

ID Il. Manlovc, Drumrlght; W g.
Baker Tulsa X. G. Hendrix, Purcell ,
lIwin DE Barr, Norman; T. Rus.
-rIl Lindsay; j. Newhlock Tulsa
oliver Holt willis Holt, A. i Doug
ns Victor chine, B Edwards, Cllf
ford Never, Reyburn Foster Howard
NuCusland, Homer Montgomery Leon
Phillips. Prentice Lively. Rcnnic g.
owen. oklahoma University football
team aud coach. Norman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07
IRc-IIucklna

W. II COnnors, Tulsa; Y. G. plugs,
Ardmorr; e. n Nelson, Tulsa Juo
Meter Norman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-07

Parkinson will leave I'm u day or two
fu New York uu business connected
with his office.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-02-12
Special Notice

At the regular meeting of the
School improvement Association
Tuesday evening, February 16,
at the high school building, the
library committee will make a
repor- of the years work. 1t is
earnestly desired that all mem
bers of the library and others
interested in the work be pres
ent on this occasion as new
officers will be elected. The
committee takes advantage of
this opportunity, when it is
hoped that representative num-
Der of,cltizens will be present, to
make a report and ask for re-
organization, for the library is
an enterprise in which it is de-
sired that every citizen shall be-
come interested and shall take
an active part.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-02-12
Miss Powell to Speak

Miss Susie V. Powell, of Jack
son, who has charge of the
Domestic Science work in con-
nection with the public schools
of the state will address the
School Improvement Association
of Tupelo and the public Tuesday
evening next at 7:30in the Chapel
of the High School building.
Miss Powell has earned the
reputation of being one Of the
leading workers in the cause of
educating the young people of
the State along helpful lines and
her talk will be of much interest
and value to both the students of
the school and their parents.
At five o'clock Tuesday after
noon Mrs. ]. E. Motlow, Presi-
dent of the School Improvement
Association, will hold a recep
ton in honor Of Miss Powell at
her beautiful home on Green
street.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-02-12
For County Treasurer

We are requested to announce
the name of MIR. c.. II. Newberry,
of Saltillo, as a candidate for
county treasurer. Mr.. New
berry has always been a man of
strict integrity and one in whom
his friends have perfect conf
dence. He is thoroughly quail
fed to discharge the duties of
county treasurer and should the
people see proper to elect him to
that office he will be a faithful
and efficient treasurer. He SUBJ
mits his name subject to the
democratic primary and would
appreciate any support given him.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-02-12
For Circuit Clerk

In this issue will be found the
name of Mr.. ]. P. .Boozer, of
Shannon, who submits his name
to the people of the county as a
candidate for circuit clerk. Mr..
Boozer is a good accountant and
his education is of such a char
acter as to fully equip him to dis
charge the duties of the position
he seeks. He stands high as a
citizen in the county and has a
number of loyal friends who will
be pleased to see him elected to
the position. He submits his
name subject to the August
primaries.