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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
WEDDING PLANS
/. FOREMOST TOPIC
President Denies Report That
Honeymoon VIII Take Him
10 the Pacific Coast

W ASIllNGruN, oct. ll-Presidcnt
w Wilson aud Mrs. Norman Gult,
his fIuncrc, today began making pre-.
liniunry arrangements for their wed.
dug They are not discussing their
detailed pIUu,, even with their mti.
mate friends and relatives. 4 we'd
ding trip &. considered, hut the place
ha, uut been revealed. The presidru
tlul yacht Mn,nuwcr may be used.
Reports that the couple might 20
10 the rurlr. roast expOsiti0ns np.
mrrntly we're dlspellcd today when
the president replying 10 an invitation
from san Diego, wrote that he secS
mo- possibility " visiting the Pacific
coast at present
Despite rrpurl- That the wedding
might be- held very soon, ii was said
today iu very we'll informed quarters
that the p.uu- rlill were for we'd
ding early 800 December.
The president and Mrs. Galt are hc
Ing urged 90 ru to Pass Christian
Miss. fpr their honeymoon. by the
Misses Iu., and Mary Smith. cousin.
NJ the president, whose home Is at
New Orlpuu- II was suggested today
that the president might marry dur
lux the Christina, recess NJ congress
aud 20 fur short trip south.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
OUTLOOK NOW IS
SHEER CONTRAST.
Current Trade Reports Bright Com
pared TO Economic Depression
Of One Year Ago

tgr.t n.J. rop,rts reflect the
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'".' I''.'
.. ''" u'..a'l'N /" Pi"7'l'' "'.''
h'''- II evidence. RemoNil oI l"'l'"'
tWN yuunIn. influences umput-
u,.u.l rImuru. 4, new eutcrprl,o and
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''-' ".'" '"' "ld''I'Ie"u S'''''-'"
'1ln- - ..i.l.unc IN the luluI''
Through u controversies continue
A umuI... r ..rYr directions. uuI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
ND|AN NEEDS
ARE CONSIDERED
Cato Sells Appoints a Committee
Of Experts to ReOreanize School
Courses for the Red Man

VA ASHINGTON, Oct. THE In.
w dlans economic needs are lo be-
given primary consideration In plans
now being formulated by the bureau
~ Indian affairs for putting ull Ia
dian schools ~ the country ON more
efficient basis
Cato Sells, commissioner " Indian
affairs, announced today be- had
named the committee of Indian service
educators who soon will meet here lu
prepare uniform course NJ study To
Include academic and Industrial train
Ing, with special reference iu ugrIrul.
turc mud domestic science Experts
IN vocational training also probably
VIII be- called into consultation
The committee consists ~ II. H.
Pealr7 supervisor ~ Indian schools (:
W W. Coon, assistant supervisor. aud
Supt r. VI Cunzcr ~ the sherman
Institute, Riverside, Calf g. 4 Allen,
Chllocco, Indian school, Oklahoma ~.
II. lipps, Carlisle Indian school. Penn.
Nlyanla Charles Buchanan. 1MlAllp
Indian school, Washington, and rcy.
ton Carter, Indian school, Wappcton,
North Dakota.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
CHICKEN WE AKNESS

Thomas Vice, struggling along under
half II dozen charges, wa, turned over
to Sheriff Hugh johnson or Ncwkirh
by the police saturday aud taken
back 10 the scene uf his alleged law.
lcS>ness. Thumu- is wanted urmri
pally for an uncomfortable tendency
lo steal white chickens, secondly for
Jail breaking. and thirdly for his jump
my of $3.50 bond
lie was picked up Friday 10y Detec'
tive Charlie Baker being recognized
from n picture which was sent tu the
police ruguc's gallery several weeks
ago, Baker met the chicken funclcr on
the street. aud was so impressed with
his unfnvornhle appearance that he
secured the buck png,~ of the gallery
faces until he was rewarded by find
Ing the name Of the man he wanted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
PATTERSON 0BSEQUIES

The funeral services sunday after
noon for Mrs Alice Gary Grant Pat.
trrsun were held at the family resi-
dencc, ut AZ West Thirteenth street
und wcru attended 10y large con
course " friends Rev Henry llapgdud
Fny of the Episcopal church, In which
Mrs. Patterson was communicate
delivered the udlru-,
The music was furnished by quar-
tettr NJ intimate friends. Mrs. Charles
u. Amrs, Mrs. 4 T. Welsh, Dr J. H.
Golfer and Mr.. lrr Van Wmklr who
sang "raradi-r Oh Paradise" Lead
Kindly Light uml "liock of Age,
the same hlmu- that we're sung AT
the funeral of Mrs IUurrsun's mother
Mrs. whit VI. Grant few years ago
The pnll bearer. were Mos~rs
Henry Hoffman. James II Wheeler
james t. WHhu. James B Mason Of
Mu-kogrc Oscar nlrlf aud A. r.
llngnfclt and luDrrmcut was at Fair
lawn. The floral offerings were nm
usually beautiful oyidcucing the love
aud grief M Wide circle " friends
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
These Rural Schools
Haze Own Libraries
COmmAnche County Uses lj Cireulat-
Ing Branehes-ESch District Changes
Every Month

LAWTON. oct County Superln
tendcnt Jennelt Crosby has been busy
the past week In organizing circulating
libraries for the rural school district
There are about 400 volumes, consist
Ing VI supplementary reading for all
the grades, bcOk ON history, geography
poems, farm arithmetic, science, gram
mar, literature, etc, making Os pract.
cal rural library as could be- obtained
anywhere,
This collection Of books has been
presented ln the schools Of Cumanrhe
county by Col John n, Shepler " the
state school board. II Is u GIT that
Is already being greatly appreciated by
the teachers, pupils, and patrons " the
schools Of each township In the county,
and three libraries suited for use In
The high schools. The libraries are
numbered consecutlvely 10 correspond
With the numbering of townships.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS


CHICAGO, tot n WHEAT Whcrt
developed fresh strength today MS ~.
suit uf lhr northeastern receipt, hcnr
small and hc,ausr NJ m advance OF Liy-
ernool The arrivals at Minneapolis aud
nluth were less ihun half tho total on iho
corresponding duy/n year nro and there
was Hfnpii de- snsc reported IN nritish
stocks Resides lnrmcrs In the domestic
winter vtpp territory srcmCd Ia bp uan
tnulng 10 hold back their hest grades
upeuing prices, which ranged from IA
lr 70 tsdsisc higher with na",rhor
NJ N0a TO ~ Ol ana Nlny nl fiOl 10 81 ga
were followed by o. material further tn.
turn.
Predictions " unsettled cold weather had
bullish effect m rorn Tho market
was also Influenced by the Whcnt strength
After opcuing isc 10 a., up nrlrcs dad,
o substantial additional galn
mats showed tendency IN bulge with
other grlln 6Frnde though was light
lliglrt prifF' on hogs carried provision,
upgrade SFilers were schIcc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
THE FOLLY

An mE>rully powerful program
packed the Folly lhuatrr IN the very
doors nnd beyond them Yesterday. The
management WAS bitterly dlSappolnt.
ed because one or two uf ID, advertised
vaudeville nets did mott appear. hut
II hustled hard nud found sufficient
talent to mt ou good variety show.
Ambition the Four rplrr the big.
grsl feature I'm which charley Chaplin
ever PLAYED was given lo tickled an.
dlrnces, aud there wrrc other splen.
did picture Practically the same
program viii hr given todny and 10.
morrow, cyrpplIug % change In pie,
tures,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
CLUB REHEARSAL

Monday night marks the beginning
Of the greatest year IN the history ct
the oklahoma CITY Apollo club New
mufic IL ON hand and several Uutof
town engagements have already been
closed New recruits have been en-
listed aud the club membership /, now
full the limit being twcntyfy Plans
mve been laid for u most successful
year and the public may expect bigger
and better things this year than the
club has been able to give before
Edwin N0ile Mcintyre has been re-.
elected as director and Charles Van
Cleef az assistant director Mcssrs !.
$. Eaton, Newton Ayey ana Charles
Bocworth are retained a. the executive
committee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
o. X. STAMP 4 SEAL CO. III
". Grand Ave. Wal ahS
Benefit Concert BY
Local aIent Ready
Twelve Numbers on Program by Mae.
caDee ladies nj Musical Art lnsti.
tutP HAll-All Local Talent

The benefit concert to be- given ON
the evening Of October l3 and II at the
Musical Art Institute by Review No
u Of the Women's Relief association Of
the MRcCabces, consists Of twelve care
fully selected numbers In the inter
probation ~ which the finest local tai
cnt will be- USED
Miss Marjorie Brmer. WhR appears
ou the program a> a reader Is an In
strurlor ut the MuSiGil Art Institute
~ equal popularity is MIR bon Turner
appearing iu baritone solos The Co
umbIa Male uunrtcttr is composed af
members NJ the Apollo club, aud Is
ever popular before musir.loving au-
dicurc- The concert begins at s $50
O'Clock The following program will
be- given.
Nil. Nuripry Brunei reader
VI UHu lurnpr baritone
columbia Male Qunrtpry
Wu,hu orchestra
4 overture IHmua - .... Uerold
r,m, iuw The Opera Dc.
miulr ......... ........ Jakobowski
@ rbr Little Woman baritone solo.
............ ............... Osgood
No.. hon Turner
q Z T.. Nur. from the Metropolitan
Opera House .......... TohanI
The Persian syrruads ...........
...... ..... columbia Male Quartettr
. e. lun ~.s.nrN nrmr. reading ... Puck
. Mis-, 'hDou Hwnor
/ g Souvenir ............... Drdla
/ 5 The Vulcan s.ug. BARITONE solo.
....... ......... ......... GOunod
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
LOTS OF WORK OPEN
Supt. Of Free Employment Bureau
says IIe Has Fifty More Places
Than He Can Find Men For

Iahorrr, ARE wanted all over Okla
homn, and Supl. i. W. Walden uf the
state FREE employment bureau said tu.
day thut hc had places for fifty men
witch hr could not supply
Men are vlutrd for farm work. ON
railroads and for silo work In differ.
emit part, ut the state. Word from
the office, ul Tulsa, Enid aud Mus
kosrr D.. ru the effect that help Is
scarce lu lho~r places.
Two m,hiulsts are wanted In this
dty and may find places by applying
lo the free employment bureau Help
g. also scarce IN household work. Girls
and women nrc needed In many fam.
lilies and some In dining rooms and
hotels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
One Million Round
Bones In This Deal

ARDMORE oct li--Ten hundred
thousand dollars is the consideration
which w. p. Hodges vice president Of
the Santa Fc railroad hus paid for
the ownership of the entire stock and
property " the Coline on company
here II is generally understood that
AIR. Hodges is acting for the Santa Fe
railroad In making the million dollar
deal.
This fortunate little oil lleompany y
surrounded by halo " romance that
ccllpses the most sensational stories of
yet rich quick" In real life, II IN cap
itallzed at only s94.OOO, and there are
hut ~ stockholders Each realizes
sli 0e8 on an investment Of only SIS
made tSo years ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
THE LYRIC

What glMll We say or lllrsuhcl llend.
Ter ana his entertaIung pauulogue
We believe we bcspcah tho opinion "
the multitude' who heard him sunday
when We saw that his net, alone. IL
worth more than the admission to the
cntlrc show, Todny's pictorial prrduc
lion of the great fnur part Edison
feature drama, Ransom Folly with
three ot Fllmlnnd's favoritc smr- In
the cnsl Is nm attraction extraordinary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
THE STRAND

"Thc Bridge ~ The bigger Man"
u celebrated Metro production, IL he
iuC shown at The Strand today, with
the following east Henry Eolker as
John Stpddard, Elsie Gulfnr as Edith
Stoddnrd Orlando lnly u- Courtlandt
Van Nest ! " GuId-uur.hy ns Ken.
Meth Stuy,r-uut NWmu kr'-p rs Aumt
Sarah Edwin liur.us H. lnvlnsky,
MI.M.II ~. m. N..L-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
SCHOOL LAND SALES
Commission WIN Begin DispOsing Of
Tracts In Oklahoma Along About
the Middle Of December

The sale Of school land Ia Noble
county In which TIC trncts are to lc
sold, VIII start On Wednesday VI this
week This will he the last sale In
the Twelfth district
The next sales will hc In the Thir
tccnlh district, composed " Major,
RlOlne, klngfishcr Logan. Lincoln, Ca.
indian. Oklahoma aud Cleveland
counties The snlcs In this district
VIII begin IN Major runty Noyem.
her 4 The sales In this county will
he held December 10, ~, 10 and IA
The acreage In the Thirteenth dis.
trirt is not ~ large ~ In some of the
others, hut ~ general rule the land
is much morc valuable than some ~
that which has already heen sold,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WAM7rED7-
YOUNG LADIES 1r0
LEARN Telephone
OPERA A7rlNG

owing tho Increase In our business. It
.. necessary to increase our oklahoma tly
l.uuug force
ArrUunnH are required 10 he In good
HuIrh have good ey"slght and hearing
rhp work Is pleasant and carries with
H many advantages not found 90 other
uus, NJ employment
We have airy rest rooms where th" girls
300 spend their time" hen or duty read
ua lud sewing
private uafr lis maintained FOR the
benefit of our frmllr employ ees where
Euud wholesome meals are served ~ cost
Experience IS not necessary We main
tain school where girl. nre given train.
Ing sud prepared for their regular work
under the direction NJ experts This mikes
10 easy Tor thr beginners. aud relieves
them NJ the eWhnrrussmsut NJ starting Iu
under unfamiliar conditions and among
strangers.
Tho pay 'ngu- .. soon us student.
enter the training . boot
- those vhu pu. uutIug for % ,p.aiIuu
lusurlng permanent 1u1 .trndy .mp.u,
mcur Win UmnIr uHnurruuitr- fur UU
yuueemont wr extend 600 Invitation lu .HI
ON our Training >.NuH Principal nr ln
formation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
LOCAL LIVESTOCK
TODAY's RECEIPTS

cattle ,...... .......,.,.......l,lO
HlNeH ,.,..s, ...t.....t....ts wv
lOgs .t...,, ..,,.r,,,..'',.'t, .-,JVu
YARD NOTES Principal western mar
Acts today cnrrlrd big jug " cattle,
lu round numbers about 10000 head,
which g! course, was 100 many The furl
that Chlrugu uud kansus cay got half The
tNng was sufficient reason for heuvy d"
pres sion elsewhere Prices broke from zoe
10 ,y5r ON paper, which currlrs consider
yblc more In actual trading, uS Few know
the clHcl take. or That lhr market VIII
be- better for IT, Is conceded because Just
such rush OF cattle as today has been
expected and once producers get II out
ul their system, something tangible VIII
come 10 the surface NJ to what sort OF %
winter market growers IAN expect
Oklahoma CITY ~ getting ,omr sinn
fum Kansas, especially stock cattle, hnh
operators are making money coming this
way when other murkrts arc passed up
lp scll at oklahoma Guy 20 Is u sure
sign the margin IS sufficient lp take The
,HIuup
CATTLE MARKET By nll thut vos
worth pinch, to-day q rntllr market should
have been lower but the best pn"l"rt
.uu'd -uur"lr WIS % slightly Orul basis
uOHrr markets hI rlrut' and thrr" Vet"
Iu-.rs from lH, ir Nr. Some low luIr
OFF eru.-rr. constituted lhr crop here 50 ~
HIG taking tmu.r She s'u.I lHa uumluH''N
steady ) rather UNEXPECTEDLY good drl
u .luuL pultlr. slrudN lrndr hcing lu
u.drr - 4tuNi 10 taking best -lu.A
,|f,. Willie ruod y"lrul- suh 81 DnHi
>NNl STEERS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
FINANCIAL


NIW YORK OCT ll Tu.'Nf ..r
'0urIul gains we're registered 900 Ihr re
nmpiinu NJ trading today lmuW rnUr.
Steel being the notable feature. unarlur
WIN @ maximum guln ul D.. 200 sH'. fu >.
I't best quotation since 1910 luIIrouds
lld"d 10 last week. higher prices with
advances N I to 80 point, for Cunud|nn
Iu.lN. New Haven. L"high VALLEY. luuI
'ng aud southern Pacific Srr4,nlIlrs vrru
u". neglected. Iieueral Motors rising 8 iu
tN Westinghouse General Electric.
colorado Fuel Crurlhlc Steel and In.kn
wanna Steel Ncre / tD points hIeh,f
striking gains In Mexican Petroleum
WnI American Smelling resulting from rhr
urpru,el recognition " the Carrln7l GOV.
rrumyu' In Mexico
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
COW TMJEF SENTENCED

Jett hoSeman, the negro recently
brought back here from WONnhurhir
Texas, TO face u charge NJ stealing %
COW, pleaded guilty In District Judge
Clarke court Mondny morning and
was given sentence Of two your ln
the penltentlnry Boscmnn stole
COW which had been pickctcd ucur Del.
mar Garden, aud sold II nj the stock.
yards
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
IIAernnol Cnttnn

LIVERPOOL, O,t II rOlION ,uuI.
"usl"r good mlddliug Bod mllIIIur.
,nid lpv middlng 55Gd ~Iu. uuu
luI". SPECULATION amt export luu In
nlris ONO bulcs
lI.ll ULS steady October GpII N.
uu \m.. GglI,d. No, De-. Dpl.
hn ban Gg"d. jan Irh. GrH. I.n.
Mar 6Hjd Mar Apr Gpd' .d. NuuN .I..
0Hsd MAY June coo M mn. IuN
.Gn'H July-Aug GSGlld, Aug Sep. r-.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
Elunphrey GEs Arc Ls@ps
ars Dependable.
MIR. Merchant

We DO O strictly ga lighting business,
which enables ms 90 hs ut your service,
duy and night Estimates freely given,
Call " 5rH I Duff Mgr
1NpEMHlIEKS All makes second
hand aud rebuilt Oliver and FOX new. We
buy. sell rrut exchange aud repair all
makes. Gond ribbons hud rarbOn paper.
Oakes Bpwriter Eh,hangv, tOS West
"A aud -IlO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
KANSAS CIR

NNNNNN IIIN- W|T 1T IIWNN" T0-
trlpu, lUUn slrud, nulL NUN.tO;
hmyy, SNds lui light Ssns co. pigs, " 20
uN2l
CATTLE Receipts, JlWp steady 10
lower Primo lcd steers " diai 10 -
dressed beet steers, SSmNjh, southern
suHrs, SdHOstS; COWS, AmBii, hrlfcts,
NgrHpin. slurkcts S1inms
SHEEP Receipts, llWn. steady Lambs
El'uSiu. lWllings. NuN6li 20 Wcihers,
- LlII ID. lNea. 30 ahalu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
rmIrAMn IIAEsrnIk

tllltNu, uH 10 lluGS Rrrriptg.
lNun, aryuG iu higher uulk. FS21ffs 40,
ughi. SslilunNl lf. WNvd Nih5ttN N 10 ;
braNN N,NNlN %, ipugh, - >1msh, pigs
At-ln Co.
surfs, GMstsIa, cows und hg,frs, S3d
800. calves. 81 iidlUi..
NllEEf Receipts. alWU Vyal Wet. rs
8 udHm, lnmbs. NGSm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
HOS Quotations
LIVESTOCK
sr- InII- IINEsrnrk

ST. LOUIS url n lluUS Receipts,
iUWU; higher lirs aud lights ~ ,i6t ~ ,
miycd aud butcher, = .OmN 90, good
heavy, NslhstAiU.
UAtrLE Receipts lOUuO; steady 10
lower Natiyc beet STEERS, A,Net 10 ~ ,
yrarlng steer, and heiirrS sNbm 10 -
COWS. SG6fs. sturkrrs und feeders $40
10. TrNa, and Indian steers. Ai2A0iN ~
COWS aud hnlfrr~ SimId0, native calves,
KGUt n .i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
TodaJ's Quotauon'--rat Uattls

Prices ~ the various Grades " cattle
10 approximately as follows:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
CLASSIFIED ADS
THE MARKET PLACE FOR EVERY WANT--PHONR p. B. X 80
WANTED-MIsCELLANEOUs

HAVE some good land clear and cash.
Want some nerchundiSc stocks r. II.
Glland Land Co., 326 lee Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11


uE BELOW from Kansas city Will
speak un Hlnni,n 90 $50 tonight at the
Synagogue MA West Grand. All Zion
lists aud -NWpaihirrr, are urgently re-
dup-trd Co attend
CANAElEs nupuftrd stock. guaranteed
singers, $50. frm1lns. 2is VI $40 ~
" Nu.hiugiuu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
EnR RENI-HnI Sen

~-~~~~~~N~~~-~S~N~N-~-N4~4 4~c~~-~~~J~S~~~~~S~N~>
FOR SALE or RENT Five room mod
crn bungalow. electric lights. gas and
water, corner Thirty first and Tonnes
see Sale price Si.GOO, ar rental SIS per
month % y llnl-rll. 80 W First ST.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR liE\l NI., Iruut bedroom. pri-
yate home r"u'ruNnu. utH breakfast and
9 o.rlogk dinner Best resident neighbor-
hood Reference ol.Nnugel Walnut 6li3
80 " NLM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
PRODUCE

KANSAS CITV POTATOES
KANSAS CITY. Oct n NEW puTA.
lolS INV valley fIrm bri nnnhprus
flrn, b6o,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
HOTELS
KNAPP H11r rEl
NOTICES

Wen furnished hot running water. " 90
per week 5Ais W Grand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
FOR SALE

Just finished new md will please you.
Five room modern bungalow. West >lh
street easy payments. 2lG Westfall Rlg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11

uAlNER. .HlN NNs IuNEN
Bayard A. iluurr Robert Burns,
Iho~ T. Toury
LAWYERS. "W Ilu.1Il toLurd Building,
uklnnomu cay Okla WlI DO d general
practice n uIl state snd federal courts
Special attention given tU corporation
matters. land litigation estates and
bankrupt, Phone Narl, "1l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11

FOR SALE six foom modern residence
1900 block west side. tltOO Four room
modern, 1901 block west 500 Six room
modern. i7OO block west side $500 2lG
Wrstfall Bldg city
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-12-16
CONVICTED PL0TTERS
GIVEN PRISON TERMS

New York, Dec. 5.-Dr. Karl Buenz,
George hotter and Adolph Hachmeist.
er Of the Hamburg American line, re.
Gently convicted of conspiracy to de.
fraud the United States government,
were sentenced to serve one and a
half years in the federal penitentiary
at Atlanta. Joseph Poppinghaus was
sentenced to one year.
Sentence was pronounced after
Judge Howe had overruled motions by
William Rand, Jr., chief counsel for
the defense, for dismissal of the yer.
dict on the ground that it was con.
trary to the evidence and law in the
case.
None of the defendants showed any
emotion when sentence was pronOunc.
ed. DR.. BuenZ told his listeners that
his only regret was that the American
people should believe he had done
anything to injure them or had ever
had anything but the kindliest feel
ings toward this country.