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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-09

The clerks In said precinct shah be:
Kern Stephenson and + W. Hughes.
SPECIAL ELECTION PRECINCT No.
THhE W OF WARD NO. THREE
Shall be composed of regular voting pre-.
cincta Three and -Four n Ward Three, OF
said city. as established BY the County
Election Board Of said County The vot.
ing place thereof shall be nt Drug Store,
corner sixth COthl and Ollie Avenue The
Judges In said precinct shall be;
r. A. Crawford and Il, Z. stentI
The clerks In said precinct shall be:
J. N. Phillips and George Morse.
SPECIAL ELECTION PRECINCT NO
-FOUR ~, or WARD NO. THREE
Shall be composed Of regular voting pre-
cincts Eight, Nine and Ten, OF Ward
Three, OF said city, a. established by the
County Election Board Of said County.
The voting place thereof shall be at the
County Court House, The judges In said
precinct shall be.
Elliott Alton and Geo w Cooper
The clerks In said precinct shall bej
A. W Hastings sud James r. Devine.
SPECIAL ELECTION PRECINCT NO.
ONE ~. or WARD No. -FOUR tD"
Shall be composed Of regular voting pre-.
I cincta One, Two, Three and Four. of
Ward Four. Of said city, AZ established
| by the County Election Board Of said
| County. The voting place thereof shall be
at corner Of Chickasaw and Hudson
Streets The judges In said precinct shall
be:
! L. c. Fowler and A. W Garrett
| The clerks In said precinct shall he;
| c. W. Hubycka and ], 3 Coates.
asPECIAL ELECTION PRECIsCr NO
| fwO (fD, or WARD No. -FOUR W)"
/ Shall be composed of regular voting pre-.
cinctss Five. siI. Seven and Eight Of
Ward Four, Of said city, as established
by the County Election Board Of aid
County The voting place thereof shall be
AZ the City Fire station, "B" and Harvey
Streets. Capitol Hill The Judges In said
precinct shall be
Chas, &. Harrison and NJ n, GALLON.
The clerks In said precinct shall be:
J W. Pickius and n. L. Pool
The ballots TO he used at said election
shall be substantially In the following
form
''shal The city OF Oklahoma
City. Oklnhomp County, State Of
Oklahoma, incur an Indebtedness by
issuing negotiable coupon bonds In
the aggregate amount Of Two
Hundred and Forty thousand
(S2iO,OOOO0l Dollars, for the pur.
pose Of purchasing and acquiring
suitable grounds and real estate,
and TO establish thereon good
and sufficient lake or reservoir
Tor the purpose OF procuring ana
providing an adequate aud permA
nrnt supply Of water for said city
and iu Inhabitants aud also TO
connect the same with the present
existing water works plant. in
cludlng all machinery and sup.
plies necessary for the proper
construction Of the same, 10 be
devoted 10 the public use and to
be owned exclusively by the said
city and the levyinE and collec.
tion Of an annual tar aufficien,
10 pay the interest upon said
bonds a. II falls due, and also
20 constitute a sinking fund for
the payment Of the principal
thereof within twenty five (26l
years from their date; said b0uds
10 bear interest at a rate not "a
exceed five per centum per an
mum, payable semi annually
Yes.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
20 s q 80, 81, lsis Jan, "a

SPECIAL RLRCTION PROCLAMATION
tPub. Daily Times Dee ~, 81, n. q, ~,
"a ~, 70, 30, 81, lDi4, Jan. z, T. "a
as, "a ii. y, "a II, isi5l
WHEREAS, on the sth day Of Decsm
Der, 1914, at regular mestins Of the
Board Of Commissionerf Of The City Of
Oklahoma uty, Of the STATE Of otlsboms,
cestalr resolution, whereby the Mayer Of
anld The City OF Oklahoma City vas
therein AID thereby authorised and Al.
rected 70 call a special election In sald
city, for the purpose Of submitting 30
the qualified property tax paying voters
OF said city the following proposition, to.
wit;
'The proposition Of issuing ~.
gotiabie coupon bonds Of The
Ctr Of Oklahoma City, Okiaho.
ma County State OF Oklahoma,
In the aggregate sum Of Two
Hundred and Forty Thousand
(sei0,00oO0) Dollars, for the pur.
h. ne Of purchasing and ac0uirtle
raJsbis grounds aud real state,
fLd 10 establish thereon a good
and sufficient lake or vc~srvoir
for the purpose OF procuring and
providing an adequate aud pcr,,
city and iis Inhabitants, ana also
to connect the same with ths
present existing water work.
plant, including all machinery
ana supplies necessary for the
proper construction Of the same
10 be devoted to the public use
and 10 be owned exclusively By
the said city, and the ievying and
collection of an annual tar snffi.
Client to pay the interest upon said
bonds ar II falls due, and also 10
constitute a sinking fund for the
payment Of the principal there
OF within twsnty-five (es) years
from their date; said bonds 10
hear interest At q rate not 10
exceed five per centum per en-.
mum payable semi annuaIiy"
NOW, THEREFORE,. by hrtie sf The
authority vested In mo bv the conriitU
tior md laws Of the stats Of Oklnhniaa,
and BY the charter Of The City of Okla,
hoinn City, and pursuant to sal rssolu.
tltl. ! hereby proclaim and give bubble
nt tice that a special election Il LCsfcy
called, 10 be held In said Tha City of
Oklahoma City, State Of oklshoma, on
the 10Th day OF January, 1910, for the
purpose Of submitting TO the qualified
| property taxpayins voters Of said city the
1 following proposition to- wit.
| shall The City Of Oklahoma
city, Oklahoma County, Stats OF
| Oklahoma, incur an Indebtedness
By issuing negotiable coupon
bonds IN the aggregate amount Of
T. Two Hundred and Forty Thou.
4 sand ts2i0,00O.oo) Dollars, for tho
purpose Of purchasing and acquir
ins suitable grounds and real s'
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LuxUER chsap wrscking building.
Robinson and u &C.. Capitol Hill. Okia.
hotna City House wrsckins wortA
80 3. wsifsz
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LEGAL NOTICE.

STOCKHOLDERS or MUsKO0EE
GAS AND kLECTRIC COMPANY.
(Pub Weekly Times Dec. 1928, 1914:
Jan. 1-S.i6. i915)
Oklahoma city. Ok. bee. 1s, 1914
The annual meeting Of the stockhold
ers Of the Muskogee Gas and Electri,
company Ia hereby called TO be held o.
the office Of the company, No. IL
North Broadway Oklahoma City, Okla
homs. on Tuesday, the 18th day o.
January. 1918, at the hour OF ten o'clocl
In the forenoon Of that day for the pur
pose Of electing q board Of five direc
tors and the transaction OF such spthei
business Ne may properly come befop.
the meeting.
". R. EMERSON. secy.
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY.
Lost AND POUND

WILL THE LADY who plckel up
by mistake n small bundle from a
chair in Kunderer's Cafe Thursday
at ~ 80 please return the same to the
cafel The bundle contained small
piece of flannel which IL useful only
10 the owner.
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ACREAGE.

CALIFORNIA Dairyiand farms In
the famous San joaquin valley Of Cau-
fornis ten years 10 pay. For infor-
nation and literature address stine n
Kendrick. Shawnee, Ok.
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TO TRADE.
~ ACRES CLEAR,
Walnut 2Sl5.

y mile Eagle Lake, Texas, town Of
1900 Clear Of debt, worth 5000.
Want house Oklahoma City.
\. u. KETCHERSID,
400 Campbell Bldg Wal 20l.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06
w /HEN YOU THINK Groceries, Fruits, Jelly
w Glasses, Fruit Jars and in fact everything
that goes in this line we have them for less
Pure Food Grocery :- % -:: GUS = ::::: :, e: :: ::: sac:

nine billion dollars. difference of
eighteen billion dollars between the
amount received by the farmers and
the amount paid by the consumers.
Assuming that we have one hundred
million people, the difference is $3.50
per capita, for every man woman and
child in the United States. 1t is
greater than the per capita deposits
in our banks. 1t is greater than the
per capita wealth of the United States
if our millionaires are excepted. AS
noted above, something is wrong. The
increase in price from the time the
producer disposes of the products until
they reach the consumers kitchen is
out OF all proportion.
Some day some politician will start
reform On the injustice of the con-
ditions noted above and when that day
comes. the middleman had better look
out. We don't know what the trouble
is, but some day the American public
will know.-Pueblo Chieftain.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06
Something is Wrong.

Recently farmer living near Eaton.
Colorado, sold potatoes at forty-five
cents a hundred pounds. The next
day he was in Fort Collins visiting his
brother, and his brother bought two
sacks of the potatoes which he had
sold the day before for forty-five cents
a hundred pounds. and the brother
paid $11O per hundred pounds. The
two men partook of the potatoes for
their evening meal that day. Eaton
is thirty miles from Fort Collins. The
brother selling the potatoes delivered
them to the car and the brother buy
ing the potatoes bought them at the
warehouse at the side of the railroad
track.
There is something wrong with that
situation. Last year the warehouse
men sold the agricultural products of
the United States for twenty-seven
billion dollars. The farmers received
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06
Notice Of Sheriff. Sale.

Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of special execution to
me directed by the County Court in
Delta County, State of Colo
RADIO, dated August 5th, 1915,
in favor of plaintiff and against defen-
dants in certain cause wherein s.
II. Mcbride is plaintiff and Sarah f.
Stafford and r. F. Williams are defen-
dants, whereby | am commanded to
sell on foreclosure sale to satisfy a
certain indebtedness, fixed by said
decree, to plaintiff in the sum of
s695.50 debt and $65.25 costs, will on
Saturday. the 2Sth day of August, A. ID.
1915. at the hour of ten o'clock a. m.
at the south front door of the County
Court House, in the City of Delta,
County of Delta and State of Colorado,
sell at public sale the premises des-
cribed in said decree, to-witt:
Lots numbered Twenty-seven and
Twenty-eight in Block Twenty seven
of Plat &C" of Delta Townsite. Delta
County, Colorado.
Dated at Delta. Colorado, this 5th
day of August, A. ID. 1915.
NJ. A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
First pub. Aug. 6; last August 27, 1915.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06
. -RoUBIDEAU NEWS .
. . . . . . . . . . . Z

| Joseph Obergfell is down from the
ing fine.
Mrs. Geo. Hull, who has been feel
ing ill for the past ten days, is feel
ing much better.
Mr.. Geo. E. Griffin is able now to
resume his work after an illness of
about two weeks.
Mrs. P. ]. Campbell stopped at Rou-
| bideau the first of the week on her
trip from the Escalante to Delta.
Misses Gladys and Agnes Griffin re-
turned home last Saturday from a
term at the State Normal at Gunni-
son.
The repair work on the Obergfell
dam about four and one-half miles
west of Delta on the Gunnison river.
has been completed this week.
The Hook and Needle Club of Roubi-
deau met with Mrs. Draper and Miss
Kathryn Obergfell this week. After
the usual business was over. fancy
work was resorted to. After which
dainty refreshments were served.
The home of Mrs. Geo. E. Griffin
was the scene of a Jolly birthday
party Sunday, July 25. Although it
was surprise to the lady, it was none
the less enjoyable, it being her forty
sixth birthday The crowd took their
dinners. stayed all day and enjoyed a
good old fashioned picnic dinner. All
report having a good time and wish
the lady many more happy birthdays.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06
ECKERT ITEMS
. .>>>>>>>>->>>> 4

Chas. Hale was down from Grand
mesa last week for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Phillips are
rejoicing over the arrival of fine
new baby. fes @ s4Ya ae-fr
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety met last Thursday with Mrs. II.
K Ferguson.
Misses Ruth and Margaret Hun
sicker are camping with the Roberts
family on Grand mesa.
Mrs. Nicholson spent several days
of last week in Eckert returning to
the Nicholson camp Saturday.
Rev. J. r. Lamb spent Sunday of
this week in Eckert filling Mr.. Hun
sicker's pulpit during his absence.
Miss Inez Kehmeier and Miss Ana
Hall entertained the B. Y. p. U. on the
Kehmeier lawn last Friday evening.
Rev. J. A. Hunsicker is attending
the meeting OF Presbytery being held
in Estes Park this week and next.
Mr.. Tom Artt and mother enjoyed a
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Artt
OF Cory and Miss Wilson and Miss
Bender Of Iowa last Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06
Ten Millions for Reclamation.

Nearly s1,0OO,OOO will be expended
by the federal government this year
on reclamation projects in Colorado
during the fiscal year ending June
30. next, according to the announce
ment of S. B. Williamson, chief of
construction of the United States
reclamation service. AS the construc-
tion bureau of the service is now To-
Gated in Denver there will be dis
bursed through headquarters during
the next eleven months not only the
funds for Colorado projects. but also
on twenty-seven projects located in
the territory under Mr.. Williamson's
Jurisdiction.
The s1O.25O.OOO was allotted by Mr..
Williamson as chief of construction
and approved by Franklin X. Lane.
secretary of the interior. OF this
sum s56l. 800 has been allotted for
work on the Grand Valley project
and $4,000 on the Uncompahgre.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06
Warrant Call.
Delta, Colo, Aug. 5, 1915

Delta, Colo. Aug. 5. 1915.
The following registered warrants
will be paid on presentation at this
office. Interest will cease on all in
terest bearing warrants 20 days from
the date of this call:
rorIOor
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

Spank refractory congressman and
make them behave" is the advice
given to the members of the Congress
sional union by Mrs. E. st. Clair
Thompson in an address at tea pre-
sided over by Mrs. w. C. Sturgis last
Friday afternoon in Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Thompson referred to the fight
made last year by Miss Doris Stevens
and other members of the Congress
sional union against Senator Thomas
and said that the fight had been par
TALLY successful in its moral effect in
securing a debate in congress on the
subject.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

An automobile carrying five persons
skidded from a mountain road near
Idaho Springs late Sunday evening.
and rolled down a 1OO-foot slope. Louis
j. Griswold and Mrs. Griswold and
Charles H. Prasse were seriously hurt,
while, Dennis Tferney, owner and
driver of the car, and De Wayne Girls
void received minor injuries. The
automobile was wrecked.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06
Notice Of Sale Of Ditch Stock.

Notice is hereby given that on the 4th day
OF September. A. d. 1915. at the hour Of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. at the office of The Grand
Mesa Abstract Company In Delta Delta
County. Colorado, stock and subscription for
stock In The Orchard Mesa Ditch and Reser-
voir Company. on which there are delinquent
assessments calls will be offered for sale
at public AUCTION for the purpose OF satisfy
ing said assessments calls. same being in
accordance with the bylaws of said Com
pany. The following is list OF the delin-
quent calls for assessments. and the subscrip-
tions Of stock which to be sold on the
date above mentioned
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

When Fritz Won Fischer Ankern of
the Austro-Hunarian consulate return
ed from church to his residence at
1850 Lafayette street Denver Sunday
morning, he found the household in an
uproar. The janitor had found large
sheet of paper upon which had been
drawn a black, hand, fastened to the
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

At the request of the district attor-
ney's office in Denver, Oscar Cook,
who is under sentence of death for the
killing of Patrolman William McPher-
son and Andrew J. Lloyd about two
years ago, is to be placed in solitary
that he has coached" prisoners in
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

One Of the young fellows employed
in an automobile garage at Palisade
was recently found guilty of taking
another fellows machine out for night
joy rides and sentenced to thirty days
in Jail. He is now doing the penance
prescribed and wondering what joy
ride is for anyhow.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

door. Fearful that an attempt would
be made on the life of the diplomat
the janitor had notified the police, and
detectives were upon the scene ready
to make an investigation. Herr Won
Fischer Ankern dismissed the police.
He is satisfied that the black hand
warning was not the work of an an
archist or enemies, but simply the
prank of some boys.
Judge Ben B. Lindsey of the juven-
lie court in Denver was found guilty
of contempt of court last Tuesday by
District Judge John c. Perry and SEN
tence was deferred pending Judge
Lindsey's return from the east. The
contempt case resulted from the juv-
emile judges refusal to reveal on the
witness stand what he claimed was a
confidential conversation with Neal
Wright. II, whose testimony in GRIM
inal court had much to do with the
acquittal of his mother, Mrs. Berta
Wright, charged with the murder of
her husband, John A. Wright who was
shot while seeking to gain entrance
to his home on April Is. Mrs Wright
was charged with the killing. Neal
Wright testified at the trial that
he. not his mother, fired the fatal shot
and that it was accidental.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06
NEWS OF THE STATE.

The fifth anniversary of Crowley
county was celebrated at Ordway on
Thursday. One of the features of af-
fair was a monster parade and this
was followed by an excellent program.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06
First National Bank
DELTA COLORADO

criminal law until convictions have
became extremely difficult Cook is
said to have practiced law at one
time.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

will be paid on presentation at this
office. Interest will cease on all in
terest bearing warrants 20 days from
the date of this call:
SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND.
District No. 1. All cash.
District No. 2. All cash
District No. g. 230O to 1885.
District No. 4. 124, 127. 131. 1873.
District No. g. So. So
District No. T. 4OS. 4O7. 99S.
District No. 8. All cash.
District No. TO- 151. 154. 155. 152.
1856, 15S, 100. 161. 159, 157. 1862.
District No. IL. All cash.
District No. II. All cash
District No. IA 1876, 1868. 364. 365,
36S.
District No. Is. All cash.
District No. II. All cash
District No. IS. 1881. 1882. 1889.
1856. 1925. 1926. 1888, 1884, 1910.
1S41. 184S, 1S49. ,.-
District No. 10. 70. ~
District No. 20. All cash.
District No. 81. All cash
District No. 22. 1918, 1886. 1851,
1887. 1892, 1876. 1881, 1902. 1904. HOG.
11O7, 11OS, 111O. G+ sa
District No. 23 All cash. So
District No. "a. All cash.
GENERAL SCHOOL FUND. 81
District No. 3. 1850, 1161, 1162..
1853, 1164, 1165. .y.-s
District No. 5. 81, 81. ar.
District No. 6. 27.
District No. TO-. 201.
District No. 12. 1872. .a
District No. IA. 526. 527. 534.
District No. IS. 1913, 1909. 1903.
COUNTY FUNDS. ,r
Ordinary $500 to 1O29O. M
Road 1900 to 4S13.
Bridge and Bldg. All cash.
Poor fund. All cash. y.
Contingent. All cash.
EARL WILSON,
County Treasurer.
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{ = THE EVENING woRID NAY MANToM FASHION
s,;'s Av:sss '.d Thirty :seGnd Stree
! Tr... each pattern ordered
IMPORTANTWnts panly specify
'" Add for stter postage In hurry
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CRuTcHER AND CochERAM
READY COR REGULAR WORK.

Hughes pitched part of the game
that we were watching, and his con
troll Of curve ball was wonderful. ""
N the only one ~ tn" pitchers, accord
ing 10 Mitchell. tho coach. who has
been able 20 yet the zip" on his fast
ball n viii take u few more DAYS Of
warm weather for Rudolph. Tyler.
james and those fellows To got II.
Outside ~ strand. whom StalllnRs
calls his Giant Killer. the Braves have
two other pitchers ready To start In
aA regulars. They are Crutchcr and
Cocheram
"lr either OF those birds could TO
In and win four or Ave games there
would be no better pitchers In either
league" said Stallings. They've got
everything that a pitcher needs and
some things that few Of the big ones
have. All they need IL enough ex.
perience 20 make them realize theft
strength. Once they feel certain OF
ihemsclve. they will be as good as
anybody.
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Braves Think They'll
Win Pennant Easier
Than They Did in 1914
0sne Says hh Chief Source Of Worry IL 10 Keep Men from
osttne -confceni-covnis on Pitching Stat 10 Re.
peat Last Years Success

90 ma. . GALES sslausy'
The physical r,udiuun - 900
N0rids Chang Hls ~oa.a .nI...Is
tsai ,usss .afI, plans nave been quite
furcsssflI ssalrs' $40 charlotte
team - ne carolina Lsasls The
iirass. played win az. . tauE abl
Iusi 30 much chatter ss ben i1"y
ran better SksItrf over the All. 20
Thou 30 top tbInss ~ 80 the fnIsh
Hams Go~db, the hlttins marvel ~
TIE Nafli's s.r.'s. t,oiei . home ruu
over th. lett nsl1 fenc. With N. bases
fui ., was HANKS only hit OF ths
sams. but 10 staged II at ss.ouy thu
proper tims-s habit be has. esIl II
luck o. what you will.
ORAvGe eaat suRG o. WIN
VINO eeNNANr AGAIN.
The hardest Iyb I've bad this
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The May Manton Fashions

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comins than tbs lltt.s
bol.ro lsck., ii.re l. .
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round or square ne,k aud
rhs cellar can De b,Ntsn@d
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he a1ssvss can In made With
curved or with straight
sdss. consequently. 10 can
be made quite u severe, plain
little garment. suggestive VI
the military Ldsa. ~ II can
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ss Ia this instance. Hero.
the material IN one OF tho
now obsnseable xsbard mrs
In tan color with JUS, n sus-
sesfion OF green and the
trimming u srosn ana II ~
sxcsedinHly beautiful ON tho
background Any blouse
that may be liked can b.
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ELECTIONS AND MggrlNos.
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ford Railroad Company.
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