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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

broadway. ne bfias mother Nrs 8
iIpefeiruan. and fca rin-e ilenle
m fhs c0lpio being present fhe we'd
1laF ia ne cllmiraiion ~ 81 long 30
Nance heslrnlug some fhffe years Hfn
Thrf have taken apartments af ths
Williams hotel
Herbort n Cai5~sN. Corpus Christi
BERN roH ia Uncle aama nitN hts
finished ihe aslai course with TIE
eiseifilal eIhFs received his INCREASE
80 paf ara Will shorty 1e lsricned o.
ne -TeAas os similar baitieship iie
hpuil Wricome fnp 90 southern
shores
Marriage licenses we're issves yss
fcrday by me county cisft ~ ~ b.
Ford ami Miss Alice Meglain. t0 Roy
= nfimca and Miss Esther shaw ard
% aMaHe' de ia raz sad M.aa HASA
Tarsuma-
Tho committee that is arranging shs
premium 'si fnr the furd annual rN-
hIhiiian nf iht Nueoef county roufy
tnd ref ffroh Show wii report at "a
mfeiina of fno rouiffs Association to
ne hnil tonight 90 an Uri1ek si thr
'Nf iitU THe attendance ~ aI
menlbcic h urged
D. W W pesrce u Wichita. Kansas.
$3.50 Docs been spending fHo pest fou
dItH Dig fNe tltf told ile Caller fra-
ffriHs ihaf thr Corrus CHRISTI section
'HIH wlHirf ia to gain d heafy influx
pr hHnsanH who viii winter here ana
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

NEW YORK. Nov iN llar ~
cannot hc regarded as medlcis
preparation. acDufi|ug tn decise
roudcIed hcie uv thc lioard ~ Gefsr
Appraisers who settle tariff sql1'
hics Collector Malone classified 81
hdr tonic a- toilet article bui a
importer cIameI .hc l"wsr tariff n
Du medicine shouiI apply
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

$500 Hue just received frosh Il
tn"nt uf Chase a Sanhorn cufia
Telephone il5. Garrett Is furlow,
AZ
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

tdtieea fram usilas stats ihai NW
w. " Nasfrn. ~ fhs c.sf uha re.
GENTLY underwent tnrsl0N Operation
f0f appendicitis ls rapidly hmpfptlnf
and plii to stie ia rsian home within
another fNu weeks
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

WHITE IN Houston Mr. ilooihtoYd larf
sunday morning. ~ Invitation. tauR
solo AZ ths FIRST Maii,sdisi Church.
one ii ifppstans iarFcri end most
fashionable churches.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

Robert schaueff ana chas Waller.
tasines. men " Atise. were 81 the rliy
yesterday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

sfrs W ferf ltfi las3 nirht fof so
0reeor where she vii srena several
weeks visiting Relatives.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

Finis RafArr lfa4cn tNia morning
Tor Fewierion N b shirt business
trip.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
30 YEAR TERM
is AFFIRMED
0lmulgee Jury Upheld in Punishment
Melted Out TO Arthur Powell; Other
Gases Decided Saturday

Thirty year sentence In the penlten-
tlary given Arthur Powell by n jury
In the Okmulgee county district court,
convicted Of a statutory o%ffense, was
affirmed In an opinion Saturday by
Justice Doyle Of the criminal court OF
appeals. The victim was Il girl II
years old. The crime was committed
In 1913.
In the case Of Charles Y. Petty, In.
vOlying a similar Offense, the court
reversed the judgment OF the Tillmall
county district court on a confession
of error. Petty was given Il term Of
three years. The rule Of the high
court was applied In this case that a
specific act, II there be- more than
one, must be selected upon which the
prosecution expects to convict The
case IL reminded.
Other cases passed on by the court
were:
by Justice Armstrong state VS.. G
J. Gillespie. Greer county district
court, cmbezzlement charge. reversed
j J. Shaver, Canadian county court.
violating prohibitory law. affirmed
Harvc Boris, Comanche county court
vioatlng prohibitory law, reversed II
NJ Audas Harmon comfy court, tor
turing an animal, affirmed Gcorg,
G. Williams, %SeQuoyah county court
larceny, reversed.
Per Curiam: W. q. Bray, violating
prohibltory law Custer county super
Tor court affirmed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
Vox Giddings

Editor Of The Times In regard to
your leading editorial In yesterdays
Times, entitled. "The Line IL Drawn
permit me 10 say that II any fight IL
being wnged bySthc lawless element
upon chief Nichols and Mayor over
hulsrr. that | am not n party OF IT,.
II any uffldayits are being secured
ngalust I'd O]yerholser in regard to
political promises or otherwise, know
nothing about It. and win have moth
Ing tu do with 1t.
| have mo- fight on Mayor Oyerholser.
If he desires q fight with the Demo
crnts on the Water Bond issue or up
on any other issue he will have to
start II. Nor have | Il fight upon
chief Nichols except as Il lawyer. II
1t the theory of the defense that a
conspiracy existed to ruin Blewer for
the reason that he was on the trail
NJ lust such evidence AS has come out
ut the herring Tint b., a good defense,
ms It tnluts all evidence used against
the defendant II Is rs good a de
Tense NJ Il conspiracy 10 commit II
crime is nm offcnse.
You say IN your article, "Ihe gen
try became panic stricken and called
on their attorneys 10 do something.
The attorneys are doing their little
hest II you win find where the court
records show that / am attorney for
any hootlcgger or gambler I'm Okla-
hOma City. | will withdraw from this
law suit. They do not employ me. In
political campaigns they have not sup
ported me, except a few who may have
voted for me because | was a locaI
man. The votes IN the precincts whore
the alleged boOtleggcrs and gamblers
aside win show this to be- true In
fuiries from the best Democrats II
this town likewise will verify IN,
statement. | hereby tender my scry
Ices to city and county officials, II
they need them. TO assist In the pres
ervntion NJ law and order In this com
munity. ! have intended to make TIM.
statement In my address In the Blcwel
case. | mean H.
| am trying 10 fight this law sui
~ q lawyer | have a right to my
opinion politically | do not haliry,
that you desire 10 do me any 'njiry
| have not made one staten ~ a,olni
the mayor " any kind or ch"r,ctcr
In ~ much ns the lHwlcSs element. a.
You term II, neither votes for me ma.
employs me. ! cannot see how I nm
connected with II. II attends to n
business, and ! attend to mine. nm,
the two are as far apart as the Anti
Ipodes.
While, You and I differ politically
| entertain no doubt hut that we agre
az 10 what Is fairness
T. j. GlDDINGS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
PACK|NGTOWN IS
NOT HOME SPOT
Such Is Contention Of Late Owner
Who Has Sued for
Money Back
HE BOUGHT MISUNDERSTANDING

Charging that the South Oklahoma
Town company (which is alleged to
be n subsidiary of Morris X Com
pany, packers made many mlsrepre
sensations concerning the Industries
to be- secured for South Town u
the prosperity which wa to visit H.
b. D. Beauchamp Saturday filed sun
asking for Sl~l,llsli from the de
fendunt. which he states represents
payments and interest upon II piece OF
property sold him by the defendants
Benuchamp alleges that the town
company represented that Morris x
Company were going to build a three
or five million dollar plaut at Pack
ingtOwn, that the Frisco was going to
build II beautiful passenger station
there, that the Belt Line would be con,
Structed and that the Howe Roofing
company, one Of the largest In the
country, was under contract 10 build
Il big plant there. The plaintiff also
states that the company knew that
the odors aud nearness " the packing
plants would prevent houses from 90
Ing MP on Agnew and Exchange ave
nurs, but that nevertheless they told
him that all those lots were sold for
that purpose.
The price originally paid for the
plot VI ground was $3.50. which
amount. together with interest and
payments, the plaintiff asks to be re.
funded to him because none ~ the
statements made by the town com.
pany with the exception Of the fact
that a plant was erected by Morris 4
Company, were true.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
GET READY FOR
WAR ON MAYOR

expected that a demand will be made
on him to dcpOsc Nichols, ana that lie.
mnud will not come altogether from
the lawlcss element Some Of the
mayors friends have expressed the
belief that he would do better to clear
the decks by chilling for the %rcsigna.
ton NJ the present chief and appoint
ing Il new man to nh the office, while
others are just as firm In the belief
that he should retain Nichols.
Mayors Campaign Promises
The real fight ON the mayor II Is
stated today, is yet to come aud Will
have little to do with chief Nichols.
The liquor interests, the gamblers and
others would like TO have Mayor over.
holscr recalled. lie * not the man
they want In the mayors chair In OK.
lahoma city
Anything to get Oyerholscr, Is
the cry " those who want to control
the awhreaking privileges as they
have In the past.
Mayor Oycrholscr admits that he did
make one promise during the cam
paign. and before he was elected t.
office. II was a short one and II con
stituted his platform.
"If I am elected mayor he said
II will enforce all the laws
That campaign promise Is being car
rled ont. II is pointed out by ht
friends, and they believe that any Fl
forts TO recall Mayor Overholser vii
be futile 1t Is admitted that n Ger
tain element ~ business men oppose,
Mayor Ovcrholscr on account " hi
campaign platform, ON the ground tina
he should be- more liberal, but man!
4 " them have come to see that he wa.
right Only those who had rente,
property Tor purposes not In accord
nucc with the Inv now stand oppose,
20 him.
Mayor Ovorhulscr's comment On sue
a contingency us has come mp now !
recalled 10y those who heard him max
H. ~ | ann recalled he said, 90
will be- Tor enforcing the law
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
GEISSLER rs
VIGOROUS KICK

'Nu'lNWrO FROM rage NuNl
signed by the members ~ that COM
mittcc What we want Is q record In
this office uf all such recommended.
tlons. sd thut, whenever complaint Is
mude from amy county we may turn 10
the records and show TINT appoint.
mcnts made have been upon the ".
llriul recommendation Of the organl
zntluu. do not know what have
been the methods In the wst, but as
long Hs | am u member " the board
! purpose seeing that there is a com.
plcte record " such appointments on
file In this Office"
Chairman Geissler, Of the repuhll
can state committee, then drew up 4
regular form 10 he used IN making
such recommendations, with blank,
for signatures by the properly an
thorized officials. Commissioners Nor
ris and Becler approved the form, al
though assuring Geissler that It would
not be recognized as nm official pro
mitigation of the board.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
MAY BE SECOND
CUSHING FIELD

'H'A % 49, 'N'
somewhat limited, but II is believed
that In time the oil industry will rr,
qulre additional lines into the town.
The 1T. Smith \ Western runs di.
rectly through the town and by con
nectiOns with other lines ut other
places the journey To Padcu may be
made with some satisfaction.
The Katy running from Oklahoma
City connects with the III. Smith 4
Western ut Falls, and the Frisco from
here connects with the n. Smith X
Western at Warwick.
Months ago, when the attention VI
the oil men was directed to the Paden
Held, there was considerable talk NJ
tie IT Smith a Western building from
Pnden 10 Shawnee und continuing
their trains on To- oklahoma CITY over
the Katy tracks At another time the
proposition was mp NJ building from
Pudeu Ia Shawnee and then con.
structlng n line from the latter place Ia
Oklahoma city q little north Of the
Rock Island.
These projects. however, were moi
pushed until the further development
NJ the pudcn field was indicated be-
yond doubt Now that the field 1,
about 10 he opened, for with the op
cnlnc NJ the big PRdcn we'll there cal
mo- longer be- any rcstrait In develop
mcut, II seems more than likely thu.
additional railroad facilities must h,
provided.
From the paden field To Shawnee Il
about thirty miles. There Is splen
did agricultural country In between
the two places, aud besides the hnu
NJ oil and oil products there woult
be a diversity NJ traffic for a line iron
pnden 10 Shawnee, where connection
can be made with three lines. IN
Katy, Rock Island and Santa Fe. on
Il trunk line and two excellent feed
prs tD trunk lines.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
BIG BATTLESHIPS PASS
THROUGH PANAMA CANAL

PANAMA, July IT, The Panama
canal was used today for the first
time by large buttlcships N the
United states navy when the Mis-
souri,, ohio aud Wisconsin, carrying
naval cadets from Annapolis TO San
Frunrisro made the trip from the Al
lahtic to the Pacific.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
JUVENILE COURT IDEA
ADOPTED by MIKAD0

OSAKA, Japan, July l7--As Il result
Of Il visit of Judge II. KHkihara 10 the
United States, II juvenile criminal
court has been opened In Osaka. Jul
venile criminality, according TO statis.
ties, is on the increase In Japan.
Judge Sato Of the Osaka court Of ap
peals attributes this to moving pie
ture shows and a fall In the standard
Of life In the household.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
II. l. STREET CAR STRIKE is
LIKE CHICAGO'S IN DURATION

PROVIDENCE. r. /, July IL
Normal service was restored today ON
the trolley lines VI the Rhode lslnud
company throughout the state. after
the two-day strike NJ 2,iOO union cm.
ploycs. Under nm agreement reached
early today Mayor Joseph H. GaineI
will act as chairman NJ nm arbitration
board, to which win be referred III,
wage and working conditions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
COUNTY BUDGET
BULGES SOME
SameTrOuble ThatCityExperienCed
COnfrOntS Commissioners at
Court House
$45O,l3O is THE SUM NEEDED

After several days Of hard labor, the
county commissioners Saturday morn
ing finished their estimate Of the bud
get necessary to carry on the affairs
Of the county for the next %(lOl5lbl
year The amount when the cummlS
slons will ask from the excise board
amounts to $3.50. 1870, divided ny fol.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
TRIPLE ARRANGEMENT
State WIN Conduct City Hospital
Upon leasing Basis With Surgeons
In Immediate Charge

The state will hereafter run the city
hospital. instead ~ private lndiyldu.
ais, as heretofore. The contract be.
Ink prepared by the city commission.
ers " practically the same contract
under which the hospital has been run.
one hundred dollars n month will
he given 10 the city by the hospital
operators, aud they with receive $40 a
week for all patients treated, For I'm,
%provements about the building The
state will also spend 5000 annually.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
RELIEF IN SIGHT
IN FLOOD AREAS
Ohio and Missouri Valleys Relieve
That Worst Has Passed In
High Water InrOadS
BRIDGES IMPAIR TRAFFIC YET

COLUMBUS, O.. July 17.-Flood
conditions were improved early today
through the ohio flood district, While
many thousand acres Of land remained
under water toduy, practically all
rivers either We're stationary or fall
ing.
Leyees along the Scioto river here,
which began leaking yesterday were
repaired last night aud today were re,
ported 10 be- holding fast.
ST JOSEPH. Mo, July 17.-Flood
conditions tod0y were vastly improved
throughout northwest Missouri. There
had been no rain for more than -
hours aud the waters In ull streams
were recediug The railroad compa.
MES are making heroic efforts to re-
sumo train service. Country roads
Rre impassHble on account Of bridges
being out. Not since the first settle
ment has travelling across the country
been 50 difficult.
While severn tributaries VI the
Kansas river were falling today, the
stream itsel. had mounted to 2l.0 feet
at Topeka, a rise of five feet, eight
inches, since yesterday morning and
the local weather bureau warned the
hig packing houses ana business In
~icrests In the bottoms here to prepare
for a 2s foot stage at Kansas city
by Sunday night.
Residents " the lowlNnds east Of
Kansas City also were charged hy
the government to expect Il thlrty-t two.
foot mark in the Missouri river.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
ECHOESOF THE STREETS

Mrs. X {. Singmaster, SO, died at
st. Anita, Calf, yesterday according
to advice received here this morning.
The body is expected to arrive on II
Santa Fc train tonight. The decedent,
formerly Meth Merritt ana for many
years u resident Of this city, was the
wife " r. e. Siugmaster, II Santa Fee
cmplOye AT 81. ANITA. Funeral sery
Ices win be held In the Perrine x
Hahn chapel, 1870 West FIRST street,
at II 80 o'clock Monday morning,
conducted by Rev. W. II. b. Urch Of
the Pilgrim Congregational church.
Members u the local aprie, Order Of
Eagles. will act AS pail bearers.
Marriage licenses were issued 90
the following Saturday William Me.
Andrews. -, aud Miss Florence NJ.
Burtuctt, u, both NJ Gushing; l.. Il.
Evans -, and Mrs. Mary p. Reward,
u, Of Oklahoma city Parvis A. San
phcar. -. and Miss Sarah Lee Bailey,
n, Of Oklahoma City.
Even police headquarters is begin.
ming 10 feel the heat, though the In.
terror ~ the jail has not yet been M
fcctcd New awnings are being placed
ON the windows ~ the station today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
RAIDER, u travelling salesman

+. A. RAIDER, u travelling salesman
residing In Topeka, Kan, today filed
with the state corporation commission
complaint relating that. In violation Of
an order Of the commission, the agent
Of the Frisco railway at Alton, Okla
had refused to sell him a ticket on
July 6.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17

Hindenhurg recently conferred ON the
offensive toward Riga. /,
Mine Difficulties.
The omiuous attitude adopted by
the Welsh coul miners auses serious
apprehension The miners nov have
increased their demands by asking the
government to withdraw the royal
proclamation making the coal mines
subject to the munitions act Presi-
dent RuncIman Of the board Of trade
rejected this proposal. The miners
meeting fuiled to reach an agreement
for an adjustment
No effort has yet been made to Ell
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
Even police headquarters is begin.
Plumbing Repairs. Hutton. VA 1914
AAy

Mrs. {. r. Butcher Of the ready-tO-
wear department " scott llalllbur
ton company departed Saturday even
ing for New York city, to make pur
chnscs Of the firms fall and winter
merchandise. on account NJ excellent
business and bright prospects, it was
necessary for the buyer to 70 much
carlipd than usual.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17

sible for the destruction Of the wear
Ing apparel, most Of which was strung
on lines for drying. The damage was
about $40.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17

force the fines against the 100000
strikers, which the leaders construc
ms an evidence of the virtual impossl.
bility VI carrying ont the plans.
Reports received this morning from
all the Welsh ceutcrs shows that the
strike continues To cause much nge
tdtiou, but no disorder.
NEW YORK, July II. The Amer.
lean bible society announced today
that the empress Of Russia has con.
scented to the distribution among
1000, 600 soldiers " the Russian army
" copies Of the bible contributed by
American Sunday schools,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17

The amount approved by the excise
hoard for last years expenses was
X3Il.l02. or more than 100000 less
than the amount asked for for the
ensuing year. However, several items,
such us the widows pension, 100000
more for roads aud bridges aud gen
crnl necessary increases make up the
difference.
Last year the mount estimated to
be- received outside " the nd yalorem
taxes. was Sl5O,G4S.00 The actual
amounts received by the various cOun-
~ departments proved, at the eud OF
the year to be only S03,3178b, or
nearly 500 900 less than the amount
estimated. Upon this years estimate.
no such mistake Is being made, az
S3T .SOl IL all TINT the commissioners
estimate will be- taken In by the divi
dend producing departments u the
county. Inst year the courts, as one
instance. fell of S23,OOO from IN,
amount estimated that they would
take In, and other departments fell by
the wnysidc IN the same manner,
There ~ little doubt hut that the cX.
else board will cut several NJ m,
Items proposed. For instance, It Il
not believed that the full amount al
lowed by law for the widows pensions
$1,000. will hc allowed and others oi
the budget, II last year Is 10 be- taker
as q criterion, will suffer In the sam,
manner
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
Stating TINT they ihourht they W.

Stating that they thought they were
entitled 10 u hall holiday the same
MS Wholesale house employees and court
attendants, the Page Martin jury
asked Judge Edward Dewes OldHeld
Saturday noon II they could not be
excused FOR the remainder Of the day.
Judge OldAcld, taking cognizance Of
the fact that jurors are human and
sometimes Woodworking, granted the
request and instructed them to report
nj Q o'clock Monday morning. At the
time the jury reported Saturday, they
stood q and q with no Immediate
chance " a verdict
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
ATTACKED AGAIN
AND NO WARNING
lConUnucd from Page Oncl

l'hUl'WNhO from ihEt NNNI
geyser In the Orduna's wake. The
submarine had the range,
Captain Taylor turned the stern OF
the ship toward the assailant aud or.
dcrcd full speed ahead. In from two
10 five minutes another shell-thls
time passing over the heads NJ the
assembled plssrngers-wHs fired. II
overshot the mark and It's landing
place was marked by a column ~ wa.
ter.
Passengers Ordered Below
The third she'll passed over head
and 50 close thul II seemed to clip
lifeboat Captain Taylor ordered tn,
passengers tu go 10 u lower deck. They
obeyed and the llfeboats We're adjust
ed lower still. so that the passengers
might step into them without delay
The Smelling Continued, shots fallin.
about the steamer at Intervals u
from two to five minutes,
For about holf nm hour the suhma
rlne pu-sued the liner with the spal
Of water between them l%engthcninl
each minute Seven shots were flrsl
Four Of them PASSED over the decks
The otheE three fell close TO the ship
The submarine dlstanced, gave up TN
chase.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17
stimulation was mod in dIstrict

court Saturday by Lulu hamilton and
Walter Hamilton, alias jack Rogers
and Jack Hamilton, to the effect that
should the divorce for which Mrs.
Hamilton Is suing he granted, she Will
have the custody and care of the two
minor children and receive 81 Il week
from the defendant. An costs Of the
suit win also be- borne by him, accord
ing tnlhnstinmlntIOn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17

old people and children admitted
free Mt the Arbor. Follow the crowd
to the Movie and Dancing Pavilion
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17

Sherman N. Smith, former post
master at Woodward, who was sue
ceeded by the widow NJ the late TEN.
pie Houston, has been In the city for
a few days on legal business.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17

"v'"N''" '''"' ~ ~ "oh''o
drove his machine TO Enid this morn
Ing TO testify IN n dope case before n
federal grand jury j. A. Thomas will
act as pop-pop officer until hls return.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-17

MIR. Claud Miller has returned from
u business trip In the western part 0f
the state.