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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
Official Reports
AUSTRIAN

VIENNA, via London June O.
This Official announcement was given
out today:
"ln the Shawl district the enemy
received reinforcements, changed its
front and made an obstinate attack In
the direction Of Double. On Monday
our troops left Double aud occupied
the front Of Shawl.
"On the lower Dubuysa our advance
has been satisfactory
"On the bank " the Vistula, north
Of Rawa. the Germans taking advan.
tage Of n favorable wind, attempted
to make use ~ poisonous gases.
In Galicla there has been stubborn
fighting on the left bank Of the WisI.
mia river. On June . the enemy sue
ceeded In forcing back our troops, but
the Russians counter attack aud cap.
tured two thousand prisoners within
five hours.
"On the Dniester front there was
fighting June 0 and l.
Between the rivers Tismenitza and
LOukwa the attacks on the Russians
right from Ugartsberg were without
result In this fighting the Russians
at zhidatchen captured 300 prisoners
six of whom were officers and two
maxim guns
"On the left bank Of the Dniester
the enemy has increased his forrvs al
Ihousno and they now extend from
the forest TO the railroad On the
right bank Of this river the Germans
fell into trap near Siwka. Two hun
dred were killed in bayonet charge
Attacks by the enemy between Slwks
and the Joukway have been repellel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
INTERNATIONAL
POLICE FORCE
Strength Sufficient TO Quell Nations
Wanting War Only Way to Keep
Peace, Says Senator Lodge

SCHNECTADI, y. Y, June o
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge speaking
today at the commencement exercises
Nt the Union college asserted world
peace never would be maintained with.
ont strong force. He advocated union
Of nations with international police
afluHt and ashore, strong enough to
overcome the strongest individual
state.
HON Is peace to be- established and
maintained among nations" senator
Lodge asked 1t cannot be done by
words Nothing will be- accomplished
by gathering outside the edges uf the
fight and from comfortable neutrality
'bummunlug the cumhntants to throw
down their arms aud make peace be-,
cnuse war is filled with horrors and
women are the mothers NJ men. The
nations and the men now fighting, us
they believe FOR their lives aud their
freedom aud their national existence,
know all this better than amy one else
and would heed such babblc II they
heard II. no more than the twittprlng
" birds
II would be- as futile, Senator Lodge
said to abolish armHments AZ II would
hc tu abolish fire because fire some
times caused great cunfngrutlons with
their attendant loss VI life and prop.
crty or knives, because knives Inflicted
wounds The reason lay deeper than
nrmanents II was the desire TO use
them wrongly for aggression. The nat.
uHl reduction " armaments, he snld
should he sought with enruestneSs,
hut Tor one nation to disarm aud
leave itself defenseless In an armed
world Is direct incentive and invita-.
tinn tO war
Nations must unite" the senator
said. "Hs men To preserve peace and
order The great nations must be su
united ~ 10 be able 10 say 10 any
single country You must not 20 to
war They can say that effectively
only when the country desiring war
knows that the force the united ma
tlons place behind peace IL irresisti
BILE"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
WAS MOVIE REALISM
Chase Of Boy With Stolen Grip Staged
In Same Manner AZ Are Endless
Cross Country Romps Of Movies"

B The excitement occasioned this nom.
ing by Clyde Mason, an ls.yearold
hoy, reSembled the string Of constantly
Increasing pursuers seen so often on
the moving picture screen. In a mo.
meut Of weakness Clyde took q suit
cnsc aud stuffed II full Of everything
he could find In the store rooms aud
stables VI the McKannH sanltarlum
at ll2a West Eighth street While
attempting In walk unconcernedly
away with the miscellaneous assert
meit of booty he was seen by neigh.
hors, aud the chase started. Clyde
became weary before running far.
aud dropped the suit case. Hut the
pursuers were not satisfied, aud kept
close ON his heels,
The clamor caused dozens To Join IN
the chase, the trail leading over hill
aud dale. field and meadow, street aud
alley. Finally fear lent wings to the
fugltive's feet aud he disappeared. A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
FRENCH

PARIS. June 9-The French war
office today issued this statement:
There " nothing to add to the OF.
ficlal announcement Of yesterday even
ing with the exception OF some details
concerning the operations In the forest
Of lie Petre. Here We made an ad
vance n 100 yards along front OF
35O yards. The same time we occu
pied two and at certain places three
lines Of German trenches and took
about fifty prisoners
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
GOVERNOR ISSUES
FLAG DAY CALL
June II VIII he Celebrated Here nj
Wheeler Park by Patriotic Society,
with Governor rs Principal Speaker

Governor Williams today issued a
proclamation calling upon the people
NJ the state aud city to properly OBJ
serve Flag Day June H. which Is next
Monday. The proclamation appeals 10
the patriotism " the people Of the
state aud urges that the day bee oh.
served by all that appropriate seryi-
crs be- held und that the spirit NJ pa
tholim be- intensified Tor all houora-
bile purposes.
The day win be- observed In okla
homa city with u picnic at Wheeler
Park. Governor Williams will be the
principal speaker ana he win deliver
an address nj 30 o'clock In the after
noon ON "rhe Duties ~ American
Citizens, Native and Naturalized" " The
picnic will be held under the auspices
NJ the q. A. h. aud other patriotic
citizens
The day viii be observed generally
us n holiday throughout the state An
Invitation IL extended by the members
Of the G.. A. r. to all tn attend the
picnic aud listen to patriotic addresses
The occnsinn will be- one In which the
people, probably at this particular
time may feel n deeper interest than
ordinarily.
Governor Williams feels u special
interest In TIM old soldiers aud h,
wants the fact well established that he
Is always at home" 10 them at the
executive offices In the Mercantile
building where he viii be glad 10 seC
them lie has instructed his priyat,
secretary To see that they receive firsl
courtesies always.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

Information was contained in "A tele.
gram received by Enrique &. Llorente,
the Villa representative here, from
DiaE LombardO, Villas minister Of for
elgn affairs and says
To-day | delivered 10 General villa
the note Of President Wilson. Genernl
villa has never desired, nir does he
now desire, anything other tlan
peace that In the shortest po4Fhlr time
would realize the principles " the
revolution by means Of the establish.
ment Of n constitutional government
calculated 10 harmonlze ali existing
differences. Tomorrow or the dny fll.
lowing, an answer 20 the note will he
forwarded"
Two Of the British subjects wounded
during the successful villa attack on
Tuxpam Sunday, died yesterday. They
were A. T. Graves and the Mullard
baby. Mrs, MullRrd's condition, con.
sular reports today said, was serious,
but her husband, who also was wound.
cd, probably viii recover.
Consul Evan reported the shooting
He said the non.combatants prnnably
were mistaken for Carrsnza troops
while seeking shelter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

With the announcement that post
office sub-station No. q will be- located
In the Scott Halliburton company de
partment store NJ Main aud Harvey
comes the further announcement of
numerous other important Improve
meuts In that big establishment
other contemplated improvements To
be mnde 10y July t. when the postuffice
uhstation will be- transferred from
It's present location In the Terminal
building include uu information hu.
reau, general transfer station aud
mn enlarged mail order department
II 4, proposed to have the Information
bureau postOfflCr suh.Stutiuu aud
transfer station assembled nt some
convenient place ou the main floor.
From three tu half dozen persons
viii hc employed 10 look after the com
hlucd service stations. where the pub.
lic will find a thoruughnc~s of service
equal 10 the hlg stores iu cities of
half Il million or more inhabitants.
Al the present time the transfer
station Is In the basement. In charge
NJ two competent people This will be-
moved 10 the muin floor and enlarged
to accommodate growing transfer
business, which means that II is pos.
slhlc Tor a shopper to grt card or
book ON entering the store aud have
nll the goods assembled In one place
when the fiuul purchase is made. The
transfer may be- closed without going
to the transfer station unless the Gus
toner desires 10 take the goods
The Information hurrnu win be- an
entirely new feature, where II person
may ash all sorts NJ questions and be-
answered iu a courteous manner II
will also boz possible 10 reserve thentcr
tickets, order messenger boys Or liv
cry service check parcel ana luggage
without charge aud he accorded every
possible accommodation
Concerning this phase NJ the new
Scott Halliburton company service. NJ
u Scott the president ~ the com
pany, said; The thousands of people
who visit MS daily have IA right To pN
pect us 10 be- ready with rNucncss IN
merchandise service and cNuctup>s VI
numerous other little attentions W.
feel that the confidence NJ the mnli,
is due 90 whatever merchandising uhil
ity We may possess aud the securing
Of the postoffice sub station aud m,
numerous contemplated service I'm
proycmehts are steps along the line u
making this the store " values ns wei
~ the store where there Is thorough
ness In courtesy and service to one am
other
Asked concerning any benefit m,
store might derive from the postoffic,
Sub-stHtiun. Mir Scott said 1t woult
naturally materially aid IN the hand
ling NJ mail orders "Our mail ordc
business has been growing so fast u
late" said Mr. Scott with smile
that the government deemed II ad
vlsabe 90 come to our rescue"
The mnil order department Is nov
In charge of corps Of shoppers AM
while Il viii probably remain on tn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
POLICE BOOZE BUSINESS
PICKS lP-lI GALLONS TODAY

The booze business picked up this
morning and Detective Charlie Farris
followed suit 10y picking up eleven
gnllons ~ the forbidden fluid at the
Santa fe sutton Several thirsty ones
applied to the police station and were
given their legal portion OF the popu'
lar beverage after their records were
shown to be clear.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

TOWN or "PRAVELO" LOSES
ENTITY by COMMISSION ORDER

The corporation commission today
issued an order allowing the Santa
Fe to abandon the station at Gravelo.
on the representation Of the railroad
company that there was no further
business being done at the place The
station was established there In 1910,
when considerable sand and gravel
were helng shipped from there. The
business has long since ceased and the
railroad asked that they be allowed
to abolish the station because there
was some expense IN maintaining II
WHOM lhrrn Mns no hnslnees done.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
BRILES EXONERATED
Professor at Ada School Was Found
Guiltless Of Charge Of Peruielous
Political Activity

r. H. Wilson, state superintendent,
has returned from Ada where with
members Of the state board Of educa.
uon they conducted hearing In
which charges were preferred against
Professor Briies " the Ada normal
school. Mr. Wilson says the charges
were unsupported by the evidence and
the board exonerated the normal
president. II Is understood that the
complaint made against Professor
Briles was that he was quite active IN
the campaign OF last summer, and
that personally there were those In
Ada who aid NOT like him,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
AUSTRIAN LEADER AGAINST
ITALIANS TO BE REMOVED

PARIS, June 9--L'lnformstion this
afternoon publishes dispatch from
Rome saying Emperor Francis Joseph
has decided TO relieve General Conrad
Won Hotzendorf Of the supreme com.
mand Of the Austro- Hungarian forces
on the Italian front because Of the re-
cent Italian offensive movements on
this lima
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

rail- to the police station brought Mo
torcycle officer ollie Estes to the
scene. His traned eye detected an
unnatural movement In stack Of al.
falfa In n small field many blocks
away from the starting place Of the
angry mob. aud the frightened culprit
was dragged forth and received into
the welcoming hands of the law.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
TURKISH

CONsTANTINOPLE, June ?. = An
official statement issued today at the
Turkish war office says
"On the Dardanelles front there
was artillery fighting Tuesday Fire
broke out on an enemy transport
struck by our shells. The vessel list.
ed and soon sank. Another transport
hastily left its anchorage"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
ECHOESOF THESTREETS

Arthur W scott, 80 years OF age,
son uf br aud Mrs J. r. Scott, died
this morning at 3 o'clock at the family
residence 300 East Fourth street The
funeral viii hc held tomorrow after.
noon ut I O'Clock from the chapel uf
Marshall and Harper, undertakers.
Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal. 1874.
ADV.
Secretary Of state J. l.. Lyon today
Issued II charter to the Star Shlngle
trrosotng company Of Oklahoma city
with Il capital stock Of $1,000. The
incorporation, are Charles A. Robin.
son g. /. Brick OF Oklahoma city.
nnd NJ II Morrison, Jr, ~ III Reno
Everett Johnson, q messenger boy,
was struck with an automobile driven
by J. y Hale uu Main street near Rob.
iuson this afternoon. He was serl.
ously hurt
Licenses TO marry have bern issued
from the county court tO William
Dean, -, uf Ilulllster Ok, and Miss
nrrlet Lee % " Oklahoma city; C..
G. thownlug 1s. and Wilma Belle
Baugh, 20. oklahoma city.
}. &. Ogle former travelling passen.
ger agent here for the Louisville aud
Henderson ruOd has resigned, Mr..
Ogle has many friends In this city.
MIR 4, T. HuttO, Indian agent at
lRwton. is In the city ON business
q
DR. J. 5. Groves inspector In
charge " the meat division OF the To-
cal bureau NJ animal industry, left
this morning Tor Cleveland, Ohio, to
attend the general meeting Of inspec,
tors IN charge cleveland X Dr
Groves old home aud while there he
will take his vacation. He will be
gone two weeks. Dr. q. r. Cole will
be acting inspector during the absence
Ot nr Groves
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

A regular morning operation Of the
bowels puts you In fine shape for the
days work II you miss II you feel
uncomfortable and mBnot put vim
into your movements For ali bowel
irregularities HERBlNF Is the rem.
edy. II purifies. strengthens and reg
ulates. Price soc Sold by westfall
Drug Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
Text of the Bryan Resignation
and The Wilson Acceptance

WASHINGTON June 9Secreary Bryans resignation
follows
MIR Mr.. President:
81" with sincere that have reached the conclusion that
should commission secretary Of which
you honored the beginning Of administration.
"Obeden your OF actuated the highest
ve prepared transmission
note In which join without violating what deem obi
CATION country and the issue involved o such
remain member OF the cabinet would be unfair BE-
10 the which namely the
Il therefore respectfully tender resignation effect
the note sent unless prefer earlier hour Alike esrou
reaching peaceful solution OF the problems arising Of the
submarines against merchantmen find differing
clably TO the methods which should be employed
1T falls lot officially for the nation consider
10 I've the less endeavo private
mote the end which view
at liberty to
I'm severng the intimate and pleasant relations which
sted between during the permit
the profound satisfaction which Il has given
IN the important which
and to thank you for the Courtesies extended.
with the heartet wishes
the success Of administration President
Very truly yours
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
VILLA TO HURRY
REPLY TO NOTE
Northern General Desires Quick Peace
and VIII Send Answer To-day or To
morrow

WASHINGTON, u. c., June o.
General villa has received President
Wilson's Mexican statement and viii
send a reply today or tomorrow. This
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

II Il wasn't for men. fewer women
would dislike each other.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

WASHINGTON June 9Tbe presidents Bryan
follows
My dear Mr.. Bryan:
Il resignation only because insist
and with much than with feeling
Of Our close association
delightful Our judgments accorded In practically
matter OF official duty and Of public policy until support
the and purposes Of the administration
loyal beyond your devotion duties great
and to take advantage OF opportunity for
afforded has been example the Of
AffectiOnae admiration friendship not
separate in the object seek but only the method by
seek IT,
1T for these feeling about your retirement
the secretashp Of state for much deeper
cerely depore It. Our objects the
them together concede your desire because to
bid God speed the parting We shall
cause when we do not work In the way.
with ansctiOnate regard sincerely yours
WOODROW WILSON"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
4-Roon Outfit

The four room
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
4-Roon Outfit

The OUTFIT that has
made famous John
stOn.s low prices
Complete with rugs
ana everything need
ed In any home FUN
valuc Al NGl Spe
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

ger agent here for the Louisville aud
Henderson ruud, has resigned. Mr..
Ogle has many friends In this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
notes from sutton.

SUTTON. Neb., July b-(Special) DIR
NJ. v. Clark and wife will receive their
friends this evening in honor OF their
fift.sth anniversary Dr. and Mrs. Clark
were among those who helped make the
town OF Sutton and have the experiences
OF those pioneers who settled in the early
seventies
Mrs. Margaret zimbleman passed away
az the home OF her daughter In Omaha.
Mrs. Henry s6rosshans. Mrs. zimbleman
was born in Worms. South Germany. In
isl2. and came to America with her hus-
band and nine children in 1872. She Is
survived by four daughters and three
soma: Mrs. Henry Grosshans, Mrs. Va
Peters. Mrs. Andrew Peter, Mrs. p
ochsner. Mr.. Fred zimbleman. MIR
Henry Zlmbieman and VIII zimbleman
The body was brought to sutton fol
burial.
The third annual chautauqua program
is announced. beginning July 2s. AmonS
the numbers are Ralph Parlett. Everett
Kemp and the Merry musicians.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Nebraska
OBJECT TO NAMES
ON CORNERSTONE
Citizens Of Peru Threaten to Enjoin
Normal Board for It's Choice
of Officers.
MATTER IS FINALLY DROPPED

NFTOm n ENNAl NbiAFHt'ilN i''f'
LINCOLN. July 5.-tSpccial1 pissat-
isfied citizens Of Peru. Neb., today tele-
phoned Lincoln attorneys regarding an
Injunction suit TO prevent lay ng the
cornerstone Of tho new 5000 normal
training school. The matter was later
dropped.
The building was formally dedicated
today with the placing OF cornerstone
bearing the name OF present mi past
members Of the normal board, with Ma
sonic ceremonies.
The objection was that the INSCRIPTION
which Il bore contained a part OF the
names Of the old officers Of the board
and A part OF the new. II carries the
name Of A. II. Viele OF Norfolk as presi-
dent. while Dan Morris 81 Kearney was
elected al the last meeting Of the normal
board. June %. Although J. II. Gettys
was vice president u the board until
June q. when T. J. Majors was e'ected
20 succeed him. Majors name appears
on the inscription as vice president. MT
Cettys Is still member OF the BOARD
out his name was entirely omitted and
IN its place was put II. z. Re'sche OF
Chadron, who was appointed by GOV
ernor Morehead TO succeed the former
Mr.. Gettys, however still has two
months to serve.
mo persons interested in the injunc-
t,on proceedings are said not TO have
Objected 20 either naming tho Officers
OF the old board, or the officers Of the
new. but the idea Of sprinkling IN por-
tjon OF the old and the new seemed TO
strtke some as impartial
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
GRETNA RUNS AWAY
FROM GREENWOOD TEAM

GRETNA, Neb., July 5.-(special Tele-
ram.)-Gretna defeated Greenwood on
the Gretna field yesterday by 16 to in a
game featured by the usual heavy hit
ting and errorless ball played by Gretna.
Three Greenwood pitchers were batted
out of the box. while Gotch had them
under his NIT. The only scores made
by the visitors were on punched hits in
the third.
This makes the sixth consecutive game
in favor of Gretna, Louisville losing, Z
to 3, last Sunday. The oretna team Is
now acknowledged the best in the section.
open dates will be given to Glass A
teams only.
Memphis plays Gretna next Sunday.
Score: RHE.
Greenwood 30 1 3 o 0 0 "a 81
Gretna .......3 5 1 o 2 o l lie Is 3
Batteries: Kringle and Roberts, Gotch
and Mangold. stolen bases: Hanna (2).
Three-base hit: Adams. Four two-base
hits by Gretna. Attendance, 200. Umpire,
Zimmerman.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
THREE OMAHA DAMAGE
CASES ARE APPEALED
tFrom a staff CorrespOndent.l


LINCOLN, July b.--(special)-An ap-
peal from the decision OF Douglas
county jury awarding Rosario Vestuto
ss.sO for injuries TO his daughter when
she was run over by wagon OF the
Gordon Fireproof Warehouse and Van
company Of Omaha last summer, has
been carried TO the supreme court by
the company. The girl. Mary. years
old. suffered a broken collarbone and
fractured right arm.
swift a Co. has appealed from
a Douglas county Judgment for $685.
secured by Frank Ryba. carpenter.
for injuries he received In fall OF IL
feet from a building being constructed
by the company. He is alleged 10 have
broken a leg and two ribs.
Another appeal has been filed by the
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway
company from a verdict for N.A2 IN
favor OF Nat C. Houston, commission
dealer. for the death OF his wife who
was killed when her automobile and a
street car collided.