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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
FAMOUS MEN or WORLD TO
BE AT LORDS DAY CONGRESS

OAKLAND Cal, June r. Vice
President Marshall, Secretary OF state
Bryan, Judge Alton h Parker educa
tors political leaders and scientists Of
America and II foreign countries will
attend the annual Lords Day congress
In Oakland, July ~ to August I II
was announced today President WI.
son IL honorary president of the or.
ganI2utlon The aim of the orgnniza.
tlon IL 70 reduce Sunday labor IN con.
tnuous Industries,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
MEXICAN KILLS
GIRL AND SELF
Body OF Alta Norman Found In
Pool OF Blood; Dead Youth
In Nearby Room
EVIDENCE OF FIERCE STRUGGLE
Red Trail Leads To Telephone And
Receiver Is Down; JenarO
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
RUSSIAN PATROL CAPTURES
GERMAN GENERAL AT LIRAI

PETROGRAD June q Newspapers
published In the Baltic provinces say
II Russian patrol has captured Gen.
eral Won prtyltz, cOmmnndant NJ the
German forces ut Libau lie WAS
slightly wounded
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
PRUSSINN FIRE DESTROYS
BARRACKS FOR OFFICERS

AMSTERDAM, June 3.-The Co.
lognc Gazette says n fir IN the prison
camp at Torgau, Prussia, destroyed
the barracks Tor lnterned officers over
a stretch of 100 yards. No lives were
lost
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
PRZEMYSL FALLS
UNDER BIG GUNS
Terrific Battering Of TeutOnlC
MOrtarS Causes Fortress
To Capitulate
FIRST VICTORY IN GREAT PLAN
Success In GaliCian Campaign Re-
lleveS Russian DANGER
From CTaCOW

LONDON. june g. When tbo Rms.
slams abandoned outer przrmysl fart.
they had uo umr to destroy the gun,
which un falling into Auytro- German
huud-. were turned hy their new own.
rIa against thr inner Notifications.
suls dispatch from Cupruhagpu
H'Nb'N. June " After u Siege
vi '"''' "''h7 the fortress ot
lII'HllH', 40 'hllrlh, hns fallen tu the
A"'lI'''''. me tu,'aIIs were Ia pos
''s.'"h " "IlIr over seventy days.
I'n' news was received In London
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""" '"", '''' "I'''l'll IRE 81 the Hcr.
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W. NV '"' ""u'u"''n'hi from Wen.
u" VI IT." Austrian victory was noe
'NI"''l ," Vul'Nl' particularly In
~" VI '"r "Ill'luI statement from
'""bI"u "i laNl Nohlhy saying the
N"',' u''I' 'l"I grip b'torr PrzelnlSi
h"uu h'rh broken nhd that the often
h''' W. lhe great Hallclhh struggle had
I"s,'' !" lhr RUSSIANS.
.ni ,u' AuI'rlhiiS entered Przcmysl ut
'''I "''"'h inns morning after hnm.
"p'''''s WIN hra'N guns that lnstcd
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'-,I,orp .i,p 10 'he effectiveness OF this
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
Washington Forecast

Oklahoma Unsettled tonight and Friday
probably showers In north portion, cool
er tonight In west portion
Kansas Showers tonight and Fridnvt
mot much change In temperature.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
GREY CLAD VETS
SHOW LOYALTY
Six thousand Give Rebel Yell, and
Cheer Stars aud Stripe, Greatest
Parndr Ever Witnessed

RICHMOND Nn. JUNE ~uu,
ur- uf rhr armies ~ the ,.ufrIrmry
marched through the stIrw ~ W.u
muud lOIny houting the ru0,. Irl for
uld-timcs sake and chccrrs rp nr7
and stripe. iu demonstrations OF 10y.
nty to the United Stutc. lu % mIi
mry parade that cclipsyl u.I former
tributes ro the armies of 'ur south.
land. sis thousand gray .HN Veterans
contributed to u brilliant .my N
their 18th annual Reunion Iu thr ff
tluth year since the eIf'l ~ tho tyil
war Three bombs explode w capt
tol I'm .ignn,lcd the hcsinu0ug of the
military pageant which filed through
liichmOud's thoroughfnr vulrl
with mhglrd frstouns Of star. aud
bars and NIors and strip. portraits
~ the Southlnud'4 hero. mud the
president II the United State.
Through lanes o' checru thousands
the pageant moved tu the monument ~
Robert T. Lee. ,pnerated leader uf the
Confederate hosts aud thence tu ~
spot nearly in the shadow. NJ the
statue N Jefferson Dayi. where u
cornerstone was laid for % monument
10 General Thomas J. u>tourwnl"D
Jackson
Veterans In Lead
Lowering clouds and chilly winds
which came IN the wake of two DAYS
of rain and delayed the pagouut scy-
crnl hours did not stem the tide "
visitors to the old home " the Con
/ federacy and constantly threatening
! elements failed to blauhet The enthus-
lasm of the multitude Heading the
fContInued on Last Page.D
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-03
THE WEATHER

Unsettled and generally cloudy weather
tonight and FRIDAY, with probably show.
eFat eoolef tnUIEht
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1915-03-11
Alfalfa Hay and Corn For piss

With corn at 20 ccuts a bushel.
alfalfa hay ut $40 a ton. aud tanl<age
AT $3.50 a hundred weight, IL ration of
alfalfa hay and corn proved most prof
table in a recent test with fatteuinp
pigs carried on at the Nebraska EXper.
iment Station The pigs fed alfalfa
hay and corn did not gain as rapidly
rs did pigs fed tankage AMI corn. lloy .
ever, in cost Of & ,ins the pigs fed corr,
and alfalfa made n much better show.
ing than did the pigs on t4nkage ra-
tons. The test showed that 1t does
not pay To lind corn for pigs Pigs
fed ground corn made the least and
most expensive gains of any pigs in
the test. Where a ground corn ana
alfalfa hay ration WAS used he cost OF
100 pounds gain was nearly - more
than the cost of 100 pounds gain
where dry shielded corn and alfalfa hay
was used.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1915-03-11
NOTICE.,
The Farmers State Bank, Of silver Creek,

The Farmers State Bank, OF silver Creek,
Nebraska,
Plaintiff.
Nathan ID. lilingsworth,
Defendant.
Nathan ID. Illingsworth, defendant will
take notice that on the 18th. day of December
1914 plaintiff herein filed Its petition I'm the
County Court OF Webster County, Nebraska,
the object and prayer OF which are to recover
from defendant the sum OF sl6O.5O due plain
TIL from defendant because OF his endorse
ment and sale OF promissory notes to plain
TIN, said notes having been fradulantiy
altered by defendant after their execution
and delivery to defendant and before their
negotiation to plaintiff by detaching from
each OF said notes so executed and delivered
to said defendant n written contract which
was thereto attached at the time of said exc
cution and delivery OF said notes to said de.
fendant, and by reason whereof the legal
effect OF said notes was apparently changed
from Non-negotlable instruments to negoti-
able Instruments and without the know
ledge or consent OF the maker, or makers
thereof, or any OF them. That I'm selling said
notes to plaintiff said defendant falsely and
fradulantiy represented that said notes were
negotiable Instruments That I'm the sale of
said notes defendant made certain false and
iraudulant representations concerning same
to plaintiff which representations were relied
upon by plaintiff in the purchase OF said
notes. That said transaction occurred on or
about the 18th. day OF July 1914. That said
Notes are worthless and are rendered into
court Tor defendants use. That on the 9th,
day OF December 1914 plaintiff filed the
necessary affidavit and bond and secured the
issuance OF an attachment, and garnlshee
notice against the Webster County Bank
That on the list. day OF February said W ebster
county Bank, garnishee answered and dis
closed that 1t held ss}3.36 open account sub.
Ject TO check in favor OF said defendant
which amount was by the County Court
ordered paid into court to abide the order OF
| the court In said proceeding.
You VIII take notice that said case is set for
nearing In the County Court OF Webster
County, Nebraska, ON the 9th day of April
1910 al ten O'Clock in the forenoon and unless
you make answer and show cause said
amount OF s253'36 VIII be applied In satsfact-
ion OF plaintiffs claim and such other and
further action taken In said proceeding as
| provided by law
Farmers State Bank OF Silver Creek
Nebraska,
by Fred Maurer,
Their Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1915-03-11

Go to Miner Bros. Co., for all your
wants in Women's Wear and in Dry
Goods, Groceries and Shoes.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1915-03-11
The 1915 Potato Club Rules

l. Club members shall not hc uu lcl
f. or more than Is years of age 10y
Jan. +, 1919. ENROLMENT closes Jun,
. /. 1915.
/ .. Any individual iu the state, 10
resp. clive Of age. may hc IN as-oc,ai,
T. nbpr, which chi L., him To al
privileges Of rcAulIr membership e.
cert that of competition Tor prize, oI
awards.
3 G 10 m mbc's shall make d spec
ial study'of POTATOES ana potato cul
turc. Bulletins aud suggestions viii
bt sent to members from the u. : ! e.
par,ment of Agriculture and the stat,
College Of Agriculture
4 The CLUB plat shall be at lcas,
acre.
3. Each club member shall keep an
accurate account # all items Of cX.
pensc, receipts, observation, and eN-
perimcnts connected with the ub plat
and shall make such seasonal reports
as may be required by locl, county or
state leader.
q. Two copies of final crop. report
and story of How | Made My Potato
Crop shall he made out atd one sent
to county superintendent and ,ne to
State Agricultural Extension Service
not later than Nov. |. These reports
shall be exhibited with potatoes in
county and state contests.
Z. one peek of seed potatoes care
fully selected by club member from
his plat shall be exhibited at county
and state contests. No member shall
be eligible in the state contest who
does not compete in local or county
contest IL such is held
8. In estimating profit, Sl.0O shall
be charged as rent for X acre, club
members time at Zoe an hour, and the
time Of each horse at Sc an hour.
Seed potatoes, spraying mixtures, and
Commercial fertilizers shall be charged
at actual cost, price d termined by
ocal markets. Manure shall be charg.
ed ut 5Oc per load. Manure is worth
81 90 per load but only "a it, value is
returned in single CROP
.. Two disint.r,s ed parties no,
relatives of club member shall measure
plat, be present when \ OF plat is
measure ield, and sign re-
port certifying to size of plat aud ie
I'D. The report shall also be siRne
by local club leader, teacher, or cou ~
certifying as to its ac-
curacy
II. Careful record must be kept Of
all potatoes dug from plat before tie
final harvesting.
IL. Award, Will be made on the fol-
lowing basis:
D Yield per one eighth acre. .... 40
(2) Profit on investment ...... 30
(3l Exhibit of peck seed potatoes IL
() Crop report and story on "How
Made My Crop of Potatoes" 10
Total Score ........... ..... lCO
Prizes
Valuable prizes are always awarded
10 club members i'm both county and
state contests. This will also be true
for the year 1913. Such prizes, no
matter what the nature may be, are a
of achievement, and will
always be given to boys and girls who
their club work with ace, r
ate aud most successful results
For enrolment blanks write to
Agricultural Extension Service,
University Farm,
Lincoln, Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1915-03-11
Watch Your Children

Often children do not let parents know
they are constipated. They fear some
thing distasteful. They will like Rexall
,Orderlies-a mild laxative that tastes
Like sugar. Sold only by Us, 10 cents.
= n. e. Grice Drug Co.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1915-03-11
Boy Scouts

All boys Of Red Cloud and vicinity
between the ages Of IL and 20 desiring
to become scouts should meet in the
basement of the Methodist church at
3 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Should
there be any who coald not meet at
this time, will meet them at the
same place at 7:30 Monday evening.
c. l.. MYERS,
Scout Master Com. No. l029l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the STAT
tEorporntion Commission yesterday 10
the following concerns: W
AmeriGan Synthetic Dyes. Incorpo.
minimum. 500: par value. 500. nni,,5o:
featuring dyes. Walter b. Hail, presi.
dent, New York; Henry Audiev SOL
Il. Y. 'a'hs'
staunton Country Club. August,
County; noncapital stock: social cinh
Thomas llogshead, president; = y
Adams. secretary. both Of Staunton
Dawson Cigar Company. Incorno.
rated, Eorfolk; maximum. s15.o00; min
business. NJ. Dawson, president: a
hronheim. secretary and treasurer.
Allegheny. County Fair Association
Incorporated. CovinGton: maximum
$4,000; minimum $500; par val nie'
s25o: conduct an agricultural fair r.
NJ. Nettleton. president; b. .. Brad.
shaw. secretary. both of Covington, Va
Amendment to Foreign Chnrter.
Virginia Lumber ana Extract Com
pany, Delaware corporation. increas-
ing It's. capital stock from $3.50, 600 to
100000 "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Market Comes Back Strong After
Several Holidays and Much
RAIN
SALES AGGREGATE 500, 900
Hanover Avenue Home Brings 81 600.
j. st. George Bryan Buys Vacant
Property in West End for $4,000.
New Concerns Incorporated.

The local real estate market came
back strong yesterday. after two holt
days this week and rs many bad days
In which the weather played q big hand
in the closing of transact ions. The sales
yesterday aggregated nearly $4,000.
and were numerous. Several deals of
a fair size developed. and small proper
y continued to show much activity.
Field Wilbon and others sold to J. st.
George Bryan two lots In the West
End. one on Ashland and one on Gil
nert street. just west of Meadow
street, for $4,000. This was the iarg-
est sale that was recorded. Henry a.
Brtzzolaro sold to j. a. Turner a lot
fronting twenty nc feet four and one
haif inches OH the north side OF Han
over Avenue, west OF Elm street for
$500 Richmond College sold TO Mary
G. Pinder thirty-seven feet ten incncs
on the north side of Park Avenue. just
west of Birch street. The consdera-
ton, was s5.7oo. L. b. Kelly sold to c.
Fred Grlmmell thirty-three feet on the
north side of Claiborne street, near
Washington street. for $4,000. A. il.
Mcclellan purchased from T. Nick.
Shinctt sixt" feet ON the north side
of Home street. cast of Greenwood
Avenue for $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Nineteen Deeds of bargain md Snle,
Anl0uutiuc IL 81 ~

Davis Land Company to Savilla A.
Gold: - l ,:3 feet south line Grove
street: June ., 1915, tax $500. $40.
j. II. Chamberlayne ct ux to Caro-
line a. Coleman. % feet l-2 inches by
l2O feet south line ChaiHn street. 1873
feet IL inches east OF Addison Street.
June |, 1915. $4,000
Mary y. Mitchell ct vir to Charles
Avenue. 5is feei inches west 'i't Of Vest
street May 90. 1915, tax $40. siO.
Henry y: Rrizzolara to j. a. Turner
north Hanover Avenue, 30 feet ia
inches west of Elm street, Nav 90
1912. tax $3.50. $40
Marion :. Branch ct ux. to Grace G.
Hurton 25xl!9 feet inches north line
Cary street, III feet IL inches wost OF
Meadow street. January %, 1915. tax
Laura Eehling to c. NJ. Andrews. 70
xl+5 feet, north line Monument Ave
nue.. 200 feet west of Lafayette street
Juno !. 1915. tax $500 $40.
Nathan Stcrnheimer to Algar Wool
folk. 5oXlio feet north line Grace
street, 200 feet cas-, Of Lafayette
Walter e Marsh sli ct tax TX s1 to john fO e.
Manson. lot 81 In the plan OF uiii
Crest Park. September IS. 1914. sl75
M 20 f9et on G I the TO ea M''ia e If If VII VII
Street. IliEhisnd Park. January '"' is
r., Mex. shiflctt ct ux. to a. l.. Nc
Glcllnn ct ais. soxllo feet north line
Home street 60 feet east of Greenwood
Avenue. May II. 1915, tax 81. $40.
l.; h. Kelley ct ux. to G. Fred Grim
mcll. 33x12o feet north line Claiborne
Street. los feet cast OF Washinct ton
street May %, 1915. tax $3.50. $40
John III. Jones ct Tx. TO a. -. Spren-
klc. 209xl32 feet at the northwest cor
ner Of Lewis street and peasants Old
same. TO same. 2osxl32 feet north
line Lewis Street. 209 feet west OF
ploasants Old Road. May -, 1915.
Tax Title Company to a. w. Ball. eox
l32 feet east line Twenty seventh
Street. 81 feet s inches south OF y
street. September -. 1914 tax 81, SO
Henderson Fields ct uX. 10 Hugh r
Kidd. 14XT5 feet at the southeast cor
4. 1915, 5000
Jones, 25xss fee, we "f' IL line e Fourth 70 II
street, May -, 1915. tax So s. "na'
Willis +. Smith. special commission
or. To John {. Easlcy, 20xl17 feet west
line Maryland Avenue. $40 feet south
Of PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. January 3,
1915. $3.50.
Richmond College to Mary G. pinder.
81 feet 10 inches by ll5 feet 3 inches
north line Park Avenue, All feet 10
Inches west Of Birch Street. June 10.
Field Wilbon ct ais. to ]. ST. George
Rryan. 1913 2xl50 feet south line Ash
land street. $50 feet west Of Meadow
street: also 1913 feet by $50 feet north
line Gilbert street. $50 feet west OF
Meadow Street. April 26, 1915, s13,50O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
mcnt:
w. II. Lucy. for c. w. Francis. 1925
HAYNES Avenue, North Richmond,
lures.
Same. for Elam & Funston. 1l2 West
broad street. eight outlets and seven
lights.
xo j.: e. ,, Gandls; for ": II: Cosby, AZ
Same. for II. II. Price, ll2 Eas,
Jackson street, one one-horse-powe,
Same. for l.. Clayman, 323 BROOK
Avenue. one two-horse power motor
Same. for c. Costelvicci & Co. so.
North Fifth Street, two ceiling fans
Godsey and Fry. for Richmond En-.
gincerinG Co. IL South Eighth street.
one fvc- horse power motor.
w. p. Catlett, tor c.. Millh!sers os.
tate. oil East Main street, two out
let's.
John H. Latham. for Mr.. Farmer. loo
East Ninth street. seven outlets and
lights.
W. II. Jerks. for Mrs w A. Page.
lllo Lamb Avenue. three fxturcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
.|NCUMDENTS ARE ONLY
CANDIDATES IN RACE
Senator Drewry and Delegate Price
Without Opposition for
General Assembly.
TIME FOR ENTRIES EXPIRES
New Pastor Of Third Presbyterian
Church Arrives to Enter Upon New
s-Commencement OF Train.
ing School for Nurses.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch. I

PETERSBURG, VA, June 4-Tbe
time Tor entries of candidates to be
voted for in the August primary closed
with yesterday. Senator p. II. Drewry.
for denomination for the Senate. and
r. w. Price. for denomination for the
House of Delegates. We're the only can
didates entered for the General Assem-
bly,. Senator Drewry has no opposition
in Dinwiddie. which forms part OF his
district Efforts were made almost to
the last to get some one in Petershurs,
or Dinwiddie to come out in opposition
to Senator Drewry, but every one who
was approached declined to do 40
THESE efforts were made by representa-
tiVes OF the Anti-Saloon League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
cIrANcERy DEEDS OF TRUST.
Fifteen Deeds Of Trust, Amounting TO
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Fifteen Deeds of Trust, Amounting to
Virginia Really St' 's aud Construction Co.
to Richmond Trust and Savings CO.
trustee, 75xl20 feet at tho northwest
corner of kcnsington Avenue and West
Street. juno l, 1915. s2.650
Ruth y. Clarke ct vir. to American
National Bank, trustee. 2Sx13a feet .
inches north line Hanover Avenue, 27
feet east Of Strawberry Street. June /,
1915. $4,000
Mrs. Celia S. Martin to Harrison &
Bates, trustees. o6 feet inches by lis
feet north line West Avenue, 90 feet
inches west of Boyd Street. June 1,
1915, Si.24O.
G. f. Wilson ct AL. to J. p. Agnew.
trustee. A. feet II inches by 140 feet
! :" inches north limo Broad street so
feet west Of Smith Street. March g.
1915, $4,000.
Armstcad Walker. Jr.. ct ux. to
Brockcnbrough Lamb. trustee. Is LEX
% feet cast line seventh Street be-
tween Baker and Preston Streets. May
81, 1915. $1,000.
j. q. Turner ct al, to Edward j.
Blake. trustee. 81 feet 41-2 inches by
25 feet north line Hanover Avenue. 20
feet ! IA inches west of Elm street
Tor. trustee, 30xl40 feet north line Cen
street, May IS. 1915. $3.50. e
n ,nnsees 4Ss t. fset G. aarton e ct
Monument Avenue, 200 feet west OF La
fayette street: June I, 1915. s2122.
Agar voolfolk ct NIX. to q. B. White
al Trustees Sofao feet nerth line
cite street June /, 1915. 1924
lard. Jr., trustee. 2sxl4o feet north
n Gf Street May - u.s. 5 5fs' si TSs
Davis Brothers to II. S. Taylor. Jr..
trustce. 29x15I.sO feet west limo fsouie-