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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
ANOTHER NEGRO
NOW SUSPECTED
Waiter In Prison Knows Details Of
Death OF Warden's wife Prison
Officials Believe

JOLIET, his, June y Suspicion
that Walter Edwards, II negro waiter,
knew as much NJ the details Of the
dcnth VI Warden T.. VI. Aliens wife
as Chicken Joe Campbell, the negro
trusty. was strengthened, officials Of
the prison said today after further In.
formation had been gathered. Mean.
while. fearing an outbreak after In
formation had reached them that the
COnyicts were planning un attack on
Campbell, Officers removed him today
from the solitary cell where he hns
been kept since Sunday to a room In
the warlen's house.
Fred Robinson, n prison guard, gave
the information which officials be-
llcved tends 10 Indicate guilty know
ledge nj least, on the pnrt of Edwards.
When the convict fire department
was batterlng down the door " Mrs.
Aliens room Sunday morning, Robin.
son said Edwards admitted him Ia nn.
other part Of the house aud said
Mrs. Allen is In that room, For
Gods sake get her OUT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
LEMBERC FALLS
BEFORE TEUTONS
GallCian Capital Taken By AuStrO-
German Army After
Severe Battle
CROWNLAND LOST BY SLAVS
Capture OF City viii Exert Power
full Political Influence
On Balkans


BERLIN, June 93 The news That
'''' '' ''''' W
"''n 'iuNs'iiap 'Toops WAS t"ei'"4
today with grrnt JubllaIlon In Berlin
Everybody feels another great step In
the direction of final victory has been
-guinrd
\ special correspondent " the Co
lugur Gazette trlegraphs.
1T was after the artillery had been
sent to the rear that the panic.strick.
en- troops began their flight Generals
aud coIOurls were carried away The
army became Il mere mob
report given out today sets forth
TINT since June r. 10000 Russian sol.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
FARMERS WEAR CARRIERS
ADVERTISING MAN DECLARES

CHICAGO, June Farmers are
different than they were 10 years ago
they are wearing garters now. r. n
Meredith II Des Moincs, la., nhlIsh.
or Of n farm Journal, today told dele.
gates attending the convention OF the
Associated Advertising Clubs OF the
world
Some Of you advertisers act as n
you did not think the farmers wore
coats or shoes" Mr. Meredith saId
why do you know that fifty per cent
of the farmers wear garters3 It's the
truth II has been proven by inves.
tlpRtlon
The ADVERTISING agencies should
know the farmer ot today. You're not
prepared You think the farmers now.
adnys are the same us they were 20
years ago"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
GERARD NOT INFORMED
WHEN KAISER WILL ANSWER

WASHINGTON, June ~ Amhas-
sador Gerard has been unable 10 learn
when he will receive the German re-
ply 10 the last American note on
submarine warfare. according To a dis
patch tn President Wilson said today
he received from MIR Gerard ycstrr-
day. The new note the United States
viii send Ia Gcrmany on the case ~
the American ship William +, Frye,
is about ready. II probably will he
dispatched before the president leaves
Tor the summer white House Ht Cor
nIsh. Y. II. tNmnrrnM night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
BUSINESS MEN, FARMERS AND
PRISONERS AID TO BUILD ROAD

CARNEGIE, Okla. June 20 Four
hustling Carnegie citizens went out
among the farmers living along the
road north ~ town this week and se.
cured sos 10 be- used In the improve
ment of the road Sheriff Thomas has
been working lot of county prisoners
On this piece of road. hut II required
money to help In the work The farm.
ers were glad Ia hclp IN putting this
road IN condition 80 that they could
get Into the city. The business men Of
this city have helped substantially In
providing means for improving the
roads leading into the city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
SHlPPIAG NOTE HERE
Communication From Great Britain
Is Received by Lansing; Not Studied
Vet BY Department

WASHINGTON. June %. Great
l'rtaius further memorandum ~ the
United States ON the British order In
council n~ 1t uffrrt~ neutral shippIue.
rrnrhrd the state department todn,
from Ambassador Page MT London. Sir
Edward Grey delivered II to the
american Ambassador YESTERDAY
Secretary Lansing had not gone
over the memorandum today ana II
was NOT known whether II would hr
construed Il, Il reply tp the last Amrn
can note or o new communication ON
the subject.
Initiative In making II public. II
wa, stated would be LEFT h. Grcnt
Britain unless the memorandum II
sclt contains some suggestion ou TINT
point.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
TRIBUTARIES SPILL WATER
INTO RIVERS or TWO STATES

KANSAS CITY, June 23.--Flood
waters from the Republican and 9th.
pr headwaters tributaries today swell.
ed the upper reaches uf the Kansas
river. A corresponding rise is report
rd 10 the weather bureau here from
all points on the stream west of To
peka with corresponding fall In the
tributaries
The eastern end Of the Kansas rlv.
.r probably win feel the effect OF the
,nComlnG crest tonight There viii be
no danger, according to the weather
,urenu unless the river IL swollen by
ralns In the Immediate future
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
SLATON GIVES MESSAGE
TO GEORGIA LEGISLATURES

ATLANTA TIA, June 23 - The
Georgia legislature met In annual ses.
sim Of flfty days here to-day, heard
Governor Slatun's farewell speech aud
began the work or organization He
did not refer directly 10 the Frank
murder cnSe. but In the concluding
paragraph said
While many ~ the duties have
been arduuus and unpleasant aud eS.
peclally - because their performance
involved Misunderstanding. have
acted according to my conscience and
solely with view ~ complying with
the mandates NJ the constitution "
the state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
CANT RELINQUISH
That Is, Oil Lessees Must Stick 10 OrIr.
lnal Contract, or Else Rebld Along
With Other Competitors

Leases once made un oil or gus lands
cannot be rellnquishrd and new con.
tracts on the same tracts with the
same parties be- made, according to
. ruling NJ the attorney generals Of
fice given 10 the school land commits
sion. j. !. Nations, ny assignee to
the oil and gas leases held by 4. W.
Marland, In klowa county, wanted to
know II this could be- done
The attorney general says that re-
linqulshment may be- made " the
leases hut that they would have to I've
advertised In the usual way, and n
the same parties wanted 10 submit
new bids on the tracts they could. hut
must do as new bidders and take
their chances along with the others.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
GREAT DAMAGE
BYEARTHQUAKE
One Million Dollars Is Loss In
California Valley TremOr;;
Five Are Dead
WALLS TOPPLE IN ADOBE TOWN
Imperial District Irrigation Sys-
TEN Destroyed; Three Severe
Shocks Are Felt
BULLETIN

CALENlCU, Cal. June - -Furth-
er earthquake shocks were felt here
today Several trmory after midnight
were followed by n severe shock at 10
O'Clock this morning.
El CENTRIC, Cal. June - An
earthquake shook mp the Imperial
valley " california last night. Killed
five persons. caused damage r-tIm0t.
eI at $lOOOOOO In the valley iltlc
cluster ot towns and lcft almost
under ground the great irrigation syS.
TEN which transformed the valley
from q desert to fertile farming
country
III Ccutro suffered more lhnu ANY
other town. The five killcd were
caught In failing walls nt MrNlculi,
just across the border Martial law
WIS proclaimed there.
MeNicali is q little adobe town. con.
Astiug principally uf saloons gnmbl
Ing halls and other resorts NOS per
miltrd ON the American side that lies
ucruSs the street from CHleNiru
Roar Warns People
II is believed the disturbances orig
mated somewhere In the old volcanoes
uf the Coco mountains, the granite
backbone NJ Lower California.
The ruur NJ the lrcmhlrr below the
border Wns the first warning the pco'
pie of the valley had That was
about $ O'Clock The first shock was
the most severe Two others follow
ed After the first shock the stricken
towns were IN darkness except for the
light furnished by blazing buildings
The greatest confusion relgned every.
where.
A. fhr as can be- learned the shocks
were Wverest below the border aud
grew less aud less violent the farther
north they came 81 that Cnllpatrla
aud NilBnd appear to have been In.
Jured slightly less than the towns l
the south end of the valley. The
earthquake extended all the way Il
Yuma, AriZ The duration of the first
NHNNh NuH hN'NN lulllA N'A'uNHs Jun
was followed half nn hour later by Il
second shock almost ~ severe us ia,
first.
Escape On Elevator
Plate glass windows flinSy brick
walls aud hollow tile structures were
damaged 40 one ip lmperial Valley
was killed.
Fifty deputies took stations about
the business district here aud patrol
lrd the town. Telegraph aud tele
phone services were interrupted hul
the telephone company set up u ser
vice board In vacant lot aud telc
phone messages were sent tu NumI
aud there relnycd 10 other points
In the Rarhnrn Worth hotel, four
story brick structure. the elevator wa,
run until everybody had escaped
CALENlCO. Cal. June ~ Martha
law has been declared here aud IN
MrNlrnll Mexico just across the hor
der line. following a reign NJ terror
IN these towns resulting from thre,
earthquake shocks last night. Re-
ports NJ NJ least twelve dead ant
many lnIurSl wcrc brought here early
today 10y refugees from the Mexican
city Most " the buildings there ar,
In ruins aud hundreds are sleeping il
the open The earthquake Vas ac
cnmpnuled by tremendous uutburSt
Ot dust American caWlrv Is IN
trolling the streets here villa sol
dIers are nn duty In Mexlcali.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
WILSON TO CORNISH
President VIII Depart at Midnight for
Summer White House; viii Talk
with Col. House First

WASlllNGTON, June % - Prcsl-
dent Wilson will leave ut midnight
for the summer White House at Cor.
ntsh, y. H. not 10 return TN July g.
lie goes first tu Roslyn. +. t. to spend
tomorrow with Colonel T. VI House.
Late tomorrow night he VIII leave
Huslyu fur Cornish. where he expects
To arrive Friday afternoon.
Direct Geographic communication
hctwron the White House offices and
Cornish hu~ been arranged aud the
president viii he In constant touch
with Secretary Lansing and other Of
ficinls here
The president viii be- accompanied
hy secretary Tumulty some " his
family and corps of slruugruphcrs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
DISMISS DANIELS SUIT
Tulsa Millionaire. Wife aud Family
Depart for Pacific Coast She Want
ed Divorce

TULSA. Oku., Junr - The di
yorcc suit ~ Mrs Gertrude + Dunicl
against Richard 7. Daniel rrputcd
to be- OkIahoma's wcnlthIr,l citizen.
was dismissed In open court here TO-
dny when called for trial Mr. aud
Mrs. Danrl and children departed
last night FOR the Paclfl. coast Mrs
Daniels h the dnughlrr II the late
Snumr Fields Philllp- Tor many
year, solicitor general II the United
States, aud sister ui Major John
Phillips e. :. A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23

showers aud thundrrstorns have beep
quite Henerul In eastern Kansas, ukln.
honN uhu Atkan.ns' Texas aud Louisiana
reports arc missing this morning hui n
N probable that rain fell over that section
Ncnttered showers are reported In tho
western Canadian Provinces, the Dnkotas
Minnesota, the lake reTian Pennsylvnni
and New York, Except NJ above mentionrd
thAre has been ne precipitation ur r0nge
qnnece during the past twenty four hour.
n was warm Yesterday In the lower Mis-
,la-ippl valley, the gulf states. Including e
Texas, ahd The Tar southwest. Moderate
trmpvratnres prevailed over the interior
and northern sections of the county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
LANSING GIVEN
CABINET PLACE
Bryan'S Former Assistant Accepts
Permanent Post As SeCre-
tary OF State
WILSON'S SELECTION ANNOUNCED
Formal Announcement OF Appoint
ment viii Be Given
Later Today
WASHINGTON, June ..

WASFIINGTON, June =,
secretary OF
state al interim since the res
ignation Of William J. Bryan,
has been selected definitely by
President Wilson for the per
manent post, and has accept
ed. Formal announcement will
be made at the White House
at 5 p. m. today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
RIPPER" SUSPECT EXAMINED
ny PHILADELPHIA ALIENISTs

PHILADELPHIA. June 2a-Allen.
lists today continued their examlna.
ttun II u r. Biumlein who wHs arrest
ed here yesterday and whose peculiar
actions lsl the rolice 10 suspect he
might he the ripper" who killed two
smnll children on the east side of
New York some time ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
COTTON GROWING WELL

y WASHINGTON, June 23.- 4
u Cotton had fine growing
v week and Is In good condition.
v the national weather and crop
y bulletin announced today.
v 'Nontlnued warmth with sui ;
v flclent moisture says the
y bulletin, forced u rapid growth
y ~ cotton and that crop Is now 1
4 IN good condition and well cul,
y tlyated In nearly all districts 1
v Some retardaton of growth II |
v reported from Oklahoma and
v adjoining sections and grassy
v fields occur locally with boil ,
Y weevil reported NJ active In
" portions ~ Alabama, Mlssls /
v slppi and Texas The crop IL
X fruiling In southern districts ,
Y aud some bloom Is reported NJ
v far north as North Carolina.
"
N a A. n n n A ~ a N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
MONTENEGRO TROOPS NEARING
ALBANIAN CITY OF SCITARI

ROME, June 23.-The Montenegro
offensive against Scutarl, Albania II
developing with success, according to II
dispatch to the Giornale Dltalla.
Montenegr1n troops Hre said To he
marching against the city In three col
umns.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23

Subscribers will confer = favor
on The Times by reporting any lr.
regularity In the delivery service
Of your paper We don't Intend
you shall miss copy Of The
Times, so u you will call IN after
the carrier has been given a rea.
sonable time to have served YOU
and he has not done 80, we will
be more than glad TO send you one
by special messenger VIZ keep for
THAI purpose Please g6t your call
In for this special service by I
o'clock, ~ we allow our messenger
to 20 home nj that time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
THE WEATHER


utlahomu Tonight aud Thursdnr partlv
cloudy, warmer tonight In northeast mart
hansns Unsettled tonight and Thurs
aay, probably showers. not much change
In temperature.
~, leAas and Louisiana Tonight and
Thursday parity cloudy
Arkansas Tonight and ThutsdaF portIy
cloudy, warmer tonight In northwest nor
ton '''
Generally fair weather tonlsht and
Thursday not much change In trmp.y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
OKLAHOMA TOWN
HIT BY CYCLONE
Woman Killed and -Four Persons In.
Jured When Wind Strikes Cans !:
Fruit Is Lost

FORT SMITH, Ark. June -.
Mrs Llge GipSun WAS killed and four
persons injured In cyclone which
struck Cans, Okla, last night Com
municntion with the Sturm-swcpt area
rmhrncing eastern oklahoma and
western Kansas, Is fragmpntary. but
II not expected that the death list
Will grow. Fruit Is reported heavily
damaged IN western Arkansas.
LITTLE ROCK. June 23.-Contin-
ued electrical storms. accompanied hy
heavy rains, ARE reported today In
western Arkansas and In eastern ok
lahoma, visited 10y Il terrific wind
storm Yesterday Fruit sections ~
this state are said 10 have suffered
losses II thousands NJ dollars from
broken trees aud fruit beaten III
branches.
At Cans. okla. Mrs Llge Gibson
was Killed Yesterday afternoon when
her house was demolished hy n cy
clone The ".yrarold child Of Mrs
Tom He'll ~ Cans was blown 100
feet hy the wind The child IL pN
pectcd 10 recover.
Wire communication with many
points NJ the state is cutt or
W. A Carey formerly NJ jefferson
county Alabama. who was nearly
elcctroCuted when u wire was blow
down upon him, In this city, Is ex.
pccted to recover Carey was driving
from Alabama 10 oklahoma In two.
horse wagon
Other damage ~ minor consequence
was done here 10y wind rain aud light
ming The wind attained velocity
uf ~ miles an hour.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23

MEMPHIS Tenn. June - Wire
communication with the sections VI
Mississippi and Arkansas swept hy a
severe wind aud rain storm late yes.
lerday was badly disrupted today.
hut by mcuRrr reports received here
Indicated the greatest damage done
was 10 crops Practically MI wires
along the Illinois Central were down.
while Wlnona, nurant Jackson.
Frlars Point and other towns were al.
most isolated.
Al parchman the storm struck the
state furm, partially demolished II
prisoners cage, ] Britt guard.
was injured by the flying debris 4
panic started among the prisoners.
hut order was quickly restored
Standing corn and cotton through
out the section was seriously dam
aged
At wabash Ark. near Helena. n
number NJ houses and hotel were
unroOfed by the wind
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23

General Rogue Gonzales Cara was
deposed rs president Of Mexico June 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-06
MEMS AND BOYS SWEATERS
AT CLEANUP PRICES

Our entire line of mems and sweaters to clean nm
Good of sizes and will pay Won al tbes,
prices, to buy sweater and lay away next winter
if have
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-06
SAVINGS ON THESE DRESS GOOD:
CLEANUP SALE OF SILKS
All found
MEMS DRESS AND WOOLEN SHIRTS
At Wonderful Bargains

1t is useless for to describe line of shirts
thoroughly familiar with the hgbgrade line carry
invite your big reduction made
this cleanup sale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-06
IT'S MADE At s ALE PRICES
Here are Prices in CIothinq that y

The makers our clothing he ah pu he pd a
THAT nlanuema
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-06
STARTLING SAVINGS IN
TROUSERS

At this of the should brighten up
his winter suit with a pair odd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-10
NIAJILNTll.

Today Romaine Fielding. whom it
is said is the peer of all photoplay
Williams, appears in "a splendid Lubin
feature entitled "A Species of Mexican
Man? This play is especially signi-
ficant at this time and has for a
theme a story OF deep intrigue be-
tween American society and financial
circles and Mexican aristoCracy
Wally Van of the Nitagraph in
"Cutcys Ava Ming" presents pleas
ing divertisem d., from the headline
drama and The FiNor," q Biograph
comedy, will sprinkle many laughs.
making altogether a show Of most
pleasing variety.
Tomorrow and for Just one day,
Nine. Olga Petroya in The Vampire. d"
a dramatic story Of a wOman's regcn-
Grafton, will be presented in five acts
This is not the Kipliug version but is
just as powerful a narrative for IL
includes in a band of outcasts this
beautiful woman who has been more
siuned against than SHINING. Bcauti-
full photography and settings, to-
gether with splendid acting, makes
THE Vampire an attraction Of more
than ord nary interest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-10

gram presented at the Empress for
the first time yesterday. is a marvel.
There isn't anything mystic about the
little yellow songster, but the wonder
of Il is the marvellous singing The
little bird, a tiny canary. does I'm ac-
compartment to the violin playing of
one, Master Paul The bird does not
actually carry a melody but the trills
and MARBLES and harmonizes obligatcs
to the violin rendition Of Mendcl-
ssohns Spring Song" and "The
Glow Worm" that are absolutely
astounding in the beauty and
liquesence OF their every note. When
asked to initiate various song birds by
persons In the audience, with the re-
quested bird song first rendered on the
violin, the little singer initiates them
perfectly robin, quail. moeking
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-10
WONDERLAND.

Today this theater prcsents n, o,-
tire change of program with Bud ors
Henry in a new musical con,es'Y
sketch. The chorus Of pretty rirls
VIII be Rrraycd in bright. new. pretty
costumes. Catchy songs and cleyer
comedy as added attractions.
IN pictures King Baggott will play
IN three-reel feature entitled ''ThJ
CCrslean Brothers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-10

bird, a wren and catbird. Master
raul, young violinist, with whom tho
Httie bird performs. is master on the
instrument and together they offer tho
most novel and beautiful act ever seer
mere IN vaudeville. II should be seen
and heard BY all who can.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-10

over 1900 feet they got o dose OF salt
water and are shut down waiting ON
casing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-10

ID. Guusbcrg and others No 6 i'm
--.LLnm L-gr-L2 is NrN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-10
EMPRESS.

Unquestionably THE Mystic Bird"
the headline act of the week-ond pro.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-10
I AIDES $1,000 RtRARD

- great Suecpssfll ''Aioahly Compoard.
esiely relieves sCue o. Us longest most
obstinate, alIorma. case. ih 10 dayL
No harm, pain OF !nteIiereEee With work
Nail st5o Doubls st engtA " Booklet
free Write today T. y southiugton
Remedy Co. 0ls Vain g.. KaufaI CITY. Ne.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-12
PROGRAM
 IN FLAG DAY'

Monday, June 14th, 1915, will be Flag Day." the 115th anniVeF- sary of the adoption by act of con gress Of the Stars anr Stripes as our national emblem. and day that has been generally observed throughout the states Of the union with appropriate ceremonies ever since.
 Iu this place, Skagway Lodge No. 43I, B. P. O. E., will hold exercises to commemorate the day in their hall ou Monday night. commencing at S,30 o'clock, at which the. fol- lowing program will bs rendered:
 1. Patriotic Oyerture.-orchestra-
 2 Introductory Exercises-Exalt- ed Ruler and Officers.
 3. Prayer-Chaplain.,
 4. Song, Columbia the Gem Of the Ocean."-School children.
 5 Flag Record.-Brother J. w. PritCAetC
 6. Altar Service-Esquire and Off, fiCers.
 T. Song, "Auld LanS Syne."-Ot- ficers and Members.
 8. Elks' Tribute to the Flag Brotrer J. NJ. Tanner.
 g Seiection.-Skagw&y band.
 10 Recitation, "The ships Col ors. ."-FIoris clark.
 Il. Song, star Spangled Ban ner "- Mrs. Fl. D. KirmEe.
 12. Patriotic Addl ess.-Brother W. L. Stevenson.
 13. Song, America. Lodge and Audience.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-12
M 'CARTHY GOES
 DRY IN JULY 1

Mccarthy, June 12-From recent information received from Valdez, Mccarthy will not take a census on the liquor question according to the practice followed in other towns in this district, but is considered to have already passed on the Ques- tion by the petition circulated by the "drys" last December. Peo- pie in other lines of business at Mccarthy are hoping that the clos ing of the one remaining saloon at this place will result in better busi- ness for them.