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The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-09
ESSENTIAL FACTORS IN THE PRODUCTION
OF SANITARY MILK

one OF the most important ltoms
to consider is the increasd cost of
production. The prevailing prices OF
milk are too often based on a system
which requires only that visible dirt
be strained out. The consumers can
not expect first class milk at fourth
class price. II they want clean. pure
milk they will have to foot the bills.
The routine OF inspection should
include: % health of attendants.
(2) health OF herd, 80 methods OF
dairyman. (4) facilities for produc-
ing pure milk, water supply, co
transportation.
Any transmittable disease among
the attendants should be sufficient
evidence to prohibit sale of milk from
such a place.
The cows should be tested once
year for tuberculosis. No edditions
to the herd should be made without
first having them tested. Milk from
COWS showing symptoms of any dis
ease should not be utilized as human
food under any conditions.
Methods of dairymen should be
carefully observed and much weight
should be attached to them in con-
sidering the purity of the milk sup
ply. Some owners are willing to
drink impure and dirty milk and con-
slider attempts to compel them to
fn nrp pieh n1A Will fN off>v,
an infringement on their personal
rights. The great majority of dairy
men, however, are quite willing to
improve both methods and equip
ment If they can be assured OF cor
responding increace in the price OF
the milk produced.
Facilities for producing pure milk
including pure water supply arc i'm
portant factors to bear in mind.
Barns and milk houses should be con-
structed in a sanitary and convenient
manner. The majority of these
buildings are provided with insufl-
cient light and facilities for cleanli-
ness. Ample means should be pro-
vided for sufficient hot water to pro-
perly sterilize bottles. pals, cans, etc.
In transporting the milk from the
farm to the consumer 1t should not
be exposed to unfavorable tempera-
lures or hauled in wagons that are
used for conveying garbage or other
refuse.
Pasteurization is practiced by
some dairies. 1t has the effect of des-
troying disease germs, and renders
safe, milk which would otherwise be
dangerous to health. The cleanliness
of the milk however, Is not improved
and no amount of pasteurization will
make bad milk good.
Milk properly drawn from healthy
cows in clean surroundings. cooled,
handled in sanitary manner and de-
livered to the customer in short
time is ideal as food.
Every city or town should promote
the health of its inhabitants by hav-
ing an efficient milk and meat inspec-
ton. The Importance of this work
cannot be overestimated.
Music by the real artists on Col
umbia Records. Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-10-09

Music by the real artists on Col
umbia Records. Fuller Drug Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08

The Times does propose he diverted U hoobDad
matter which that the board shall permit gentlemen
charge OF affairs who and will conduct the business Schools develop
loyalty to the schools that will bring working board together
ana permit the arch tnan and dmrb rot little class all by himself
The treatment being Superintendent Buchanan mhuma
Nclbe, SubyeSNe justice a, indi
The Times knows nothing guilt O Buchanan All
knows that the Hudson brought
and the Hudson onas hin, his and prove
his innocence.
And that enough for any decent know The board itself
Buchanan
ue Madeo Not counsellor all the land permit his client plead he
fore such biased and partisan body has again m
moved by prejudice and not by
the makers this grave charge oaree superintendent
heard by the members The tribunal
they, fteuouSy Club a organization
vii" ConaiSn this Sute, and CONTROLLED moment those quite
much part the Hudson faction as IIB1soh himself
Here stands denied his constitutional rights His
his characters In refusing permit him prove them and himself right
confess that the lodging this charge for The purpose driving him from place
and not in the nere, of morality the Schools
Shame Sh1mel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
EXPERTS REVEL
IN STATISTICS
AlthO Figures Are Vital 10 Issue
In 2-Cent Fare Contention,
They Appear POintleSs

to the fact that all Of The
- Items hL the valuation exhibits of
the cuff, Colorado and Santa be had
not been thoroughly explained r.
Merritt, chief engineer Of that line,
was called TO the stand this morning,
Instead Of II. c. Phillips, former yalua
ton engineer Of the Santa Re, who
was expected TO testify further today.
Each item OF the valuation exhibit
was taken mp IN detnil by MIR Merritt
on direct examination, giving the re-.
production new valuation of the Gulf.
Colorado property The engineer
stated that his percentage of 40.
which he allowed for engineering, VI
the whole cost Of reproduction, was
very conservative aud cally did not
represent the amount which new
proprty's engineering expense would
entail.
Bridges, ties, rails, frogs and
switches, track fnstenlugs aud ballast
were thoroughly covered In the morn.
Ing examination Mr. Merritt stated
that the bridges and trestles Of the
Gulf Coast road would cost. ON the re-
production new basis. SgpI .5sD 90
ltOnuuued Ou Page rWul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
BARNARD TRYST
TCLO IN COURT.
"Bud" Crawford TeShiieS That
Mrs. Moore, Complainant,
Helped Break Injunction

THE hearing as tu the sanity of Bud
= Crawford before a jury In the dis
trict court is still IN progress before
Judge lluA,ou with thr defense closing
It's case with Crawford himself ON the
stand. Also numerous friends NJ the
defendant took the witness stand
Wednesday morning aud testified to
their acquaintance with Crawford aud
their belief I'm hi, sanity. II was not
until the cross examination " the wit
ness begun that the old love letters
of Mrs Rrssir Moore. the complaining
Witness. were rrlutroduced.
The most sensational part Of the ties.
tlmony NJ Crawford was that since the
restraining order had been issued
against him lusr March when hc was
forbidden 10y thr court 10 annoy or
call ON Mrs Moore that she had since
met him after midnight at the huck of
the barn iu the rear NJ her rrusidcnrc
The cusc is attracting widespread at
tcntlou, the court room being crowded
with spectator,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
CAN VILLA DUPE
.PAN-ANER|CANS?
Subtle Plot to Secure ReCOgnitinO
Of ViIliSta Is Suspected by
FL PaSO Men

CAN ANTONIO. Texas. Sept s-
~ Adflcns received FOO sou Antonio
from men BOO El paso who have lcurucd
of villa. plan prove that the ylllstas
intend To go into the puu.AmrrI.uu
conference 90 deceive the United States
aud secure the moral aud physical sup
ruu " this country for their choice
fur the presidency ~ Mexico The
plan already ha. been maturrd and
is being wprked out In ~ Puso. sun
Antonio .RAd Washington
number of Nili~tas urc To attend
Hs the representatives Of their party
mud others are to be- brought Iu 70.
delegates from the ZauaWs These
last Will bee Nulistas., too, but 10 is
planned 90 foist them on the confer
eure as Zapnln generals"
with convention organized on
such basis 10 Is furrgunp cuuclu
sion that the man selected hy the
convention for the presidency Of Mex
ico will be- d NllINta aud they hope
that he will bc recognized aud given
support by the United States
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
WILL DISCUSS
GALVESTON LOSS
Oklahoma Grain Dealers Meet Here
thursday 10 Determine Re-
SpOnSibillty for Damage

TT rON cnl from Secretary G. T.
~ Prouty about 100 members OF the
Oklahoma Grain Dealers association
viii participate In conference 10 be
held Ia Oklahoma City Thursday after
noon, ~ determine what action the
body Will take relative to the situation
which cuufrunt It's members us the re
suit " the flood at Galveston.
II Is estimated that not less than
$40 carloads " oklahoma wheat was
ON track In cuIs al Galveston at the
time " the flood. which stood for sey
era days with two or more feet ~
water In the curs with LOO to 1000
bushels Of wheat to the car valuation
of from 100000 10 81 ,OOOOOO Is repre-.
sented, with the percentage " loss
estimated at 90 per cent
We desire 10 ascertain who * re-
sp0nsihle for the damage" said Sccre-
tary Prouty "All " the grain was
sold on delivered basis. was en- route
10 Galveston. aud the cars were stand.
lng on the railroud tracks there when
the storm came who. we are inQuir
Ing, is responsible the receiver or the
shipper7
III we are AZ fault. II Is our pur.
pose 10 meet the obligation fairly aud
honestly. If not. we expect to insist
upon our rights"
The Skiryln hotel has been selected
ns headquarters NJ the association
while In the city. u. j. Donohoc NJ
Ponca City is president and G. F.
Prouty secretary NJ the organization
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
CUT FORCE BUT
NOT SALARIES
Mayors Policy Of RetrenChment
Means } Policemen Must Be
Let Out No Choice in Matter

ElWrUER reduction NJ the uklnho.
i ma city police force may bee eA-
pected about october I. according to
statements made 10y Mayor Ed over
holser today The muyor said he eN.
poets tu do away with the services of
at lrust three members Of the present
force
Mayor Oyerholser suid hr is forced
tu reduce the force iu order tu lower
the expense uf the department This
will be- his only reason for reduction
" the force.
The city commissioners are sQuarely
up against n worrisumc problem. The
report Of the county excise board
shows that the budgets made out by
the commissioners for expenses ~ the
government Tor the present year call
FOR $50 900 more than viii be- avail.
able under the highest possible levy
So the city commissioners must cut
the expenses NJ their departments Just
S22,OO Each ~ the five departments
win stand lts pro rata share Of the
reduction
Mayor Oyerholsor called attention Ia
these facts when he said ne had {,
reduce his police force.
II Is understood that the mayor viii
discharge u policewomnu. and two
pntrumen The discharges prohnhl,
will NOT become effective until after
the state fair
~ want tO say right here aud now
remarked the mayor. "that | will mot
reduce the SALARY " single person III
my department ] will reduce the force
Instead, and those who remain at
work win receive enough to i've ON
] would rather reduce the police force
Ia ten men -lf necessary ~ cut eN
ppNscs. than reduce the salaries II
n mnn doesn't make living wage the
chances are be win steal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
BETTER WHEAT
FOR OKLAHOMA
MillerS and Grain Dealers Of State
Start CampaieniOr Introduction
Of Pure Turkey Hard Wheat

TUE oklahoma Grain Dealers asso-
= citation ana the oklahoma Mlllers'
association have Joined forces I'm an
earnest campaign Tor new and better
seed wheat Tor oklahoma. aud ar
rongmcnts are being made tu supply
many of the leading farmers with ur.
Key mrd wheat from Kansas
Secretary C. f. prouty " the Grain
Dealers association Frank Post II the
Miller, organization aud W. u. Bent.
ley federal field agent nj saltwater,
recently conferred with /. A. Fiu VI
the Kansas agricultural college at
Manhattan, and learned where a sup
pl' ut turkey hard wheat that IL pure
could be- purchased IN quantities "
from one 10 lOOO bushels nj prices
ranging from Sl26 TO $3.50 per bushel,
free ou board ut Kansas poiuts.
"rhls seed wheat said Secretnay
PrnulN VS. guaranteed io he free Of
rye aud weed seed and Nv gprmlnnt.
lng qualities also are guaranteed. We
wanted 10 lruru how Kansas Interested
lts farmers IN the matter NJ getting
pure seed whent We were told hy
Mr. Flt2 that they interested certain
leading farmers, and the state agri-
cultural hoard got them to save this
good seed and helped them sell n for
premium In the Kansas city mar.
Let where u graded No I.
our idea ls 10 get our farmers to
ship IN some " this hest quality wheat
for seed, and next year we win help
advertise II aud aid them In selling II
Az a premium, and we know others
win then heroine interested IN securing
the better grade of seed grain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
COMMISSIONS BUSY

Just sny 10 the public said Chair.
man Jack Love ot the state corpom.
tion commission this morning. that
the entire force VI the corporation
commission II now, and has been all
this week, ut work getting up the
data IN the cent fare heurlng IN the
federal court and consequently other
business presented for consideration
has been temporarily neglected II Is
the biggest suit the state ever has
had aud every available mRn we have
10 working on IL"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
MISSING SAILOR
WAS AMERICAN
American Consul Fears That U. S.
Citizen Is Among HeSperian
Casualty Number

I ONDON, Sept Wesley Frost
~ American consul at Queenstown
Informed the American embassy here
toduy he had received an uncouflrmod
report that one of the missing sail
or, NJ the Hesperian was an American
citizen Thus fur Mr. Frost has been
unable 10 verify the report
WASHINGTON, Sept s. Secretary
Lansing today cHbled Ambassador Ger
ard at Berlin 10 forward any informn
uuu available ON the sinking Of the
steamer Hrsperiau
QUEENSTOWN. Sept s There is
absolutely no doubt thnt gun wa,
mounted ou the Hesperian
BERLIN. Sept s. Persons In II
position to speak with authority, AS
scrt positively the conviction that the
steamship llr>periau was not torpedoed
by German submarine at least, uu.
der the conditions thus far described
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
FERRIS ARRIVES LATE
Congressman Rushes From Train to
Luncheon Prepared In His Honor by
Young Mems Democratic Club

Congressman Scott Hrris did not
arrive IN oklahoma city until u 80
today, half uu hour after two hundred
Democratic admirers had gathered at
the lee liuckiu, hotel for luncheon
IN his honor The congressman came
FROM lavtou over the Frisco. lie was
taken hurrcdly In an automobile tu
the hotel, where he was greeted with
much applause as he entered the din
Ing hall
The luncheon was given under the
auspices W the Young Mems Demo.
cratic club " Oklahows city prcsl.
dent II n. lauon of The club acted
ns toastmoster lie introduced State
senator Barrett ~ Shawnee. who Ia
turn presented Congressman Ferris.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
SAVE SCHOOLS"
IS CITY SLOGAN
NeighbOrhOOdS COneregate TO Con-
slider Solution Of Board Tie-Up
Patrons Keep Wires Hot

GAVE the schools at all cost Our
~ education institutions on which
our children are dependent for their
scholastic training are worth moro to
Oklahoma city than all the politicians
past, present or future"
That was the burden Of the tele-
phone for four hours Tuesday even.
Ing First Mt The Times qffice, and
then, later at the editors home. Lit.
orally hundreds OF citizens and school
patrons, from every walk NJ life We'd
with each other I'm expressing their
approval VI The Times editorial on
the school question and urging that
the fight be- continued until the schools
had been rescued
ImprOmptu Conferences
lmpromptu neighborhoOd confer
encrs were held iu various sections ~
the city, aud n spokesman authorized
to call The Times and commend II
for It's courage Ia pointing the duty Of
the board members aud the way ont NJ
Continued un Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
PLEADS
FOR GOOD NAME
MuSkOgee Capitalist Urges I'm
prOvement In Kind Of Publicity
Given Oklahoma

p EFOHE q representative gathering
- of the members ~ the All club at
the weekly luncheon W that organlza.
tIon Wednesday noon, A c. Trumbo,
banker of Muskogce, delivered u short
address ON THE Kind Of Advertising
Oklahoma Needs Nh Trumbo, who
is an Okuhomuu or many years stand
Ing and keen student NJ the state
aud lts affnir, voiced % protest against
the Objectionable advertising that this
new state has received Tor years, and
pleaded for universal endeayor In II
forts tu disseminate the right kind ot
publicity
Mr. Trumho said I'm part. In the be-
ginning back IN the sos we moved
here because We wanted freedom from
trnmmelcd conditions We wanted air,
Conditions were different here. as we
intended they should be- The blk Jack
pot wus opened In 1880, aud everyone
anticd from that time on on. towns.
ANlNlN hllN IlN'lliNl'A FNfA1 , INV VI AHN
industries was more or less Of u gam
Die and being So, an unnatural state
~ affairs sprung into existence out.
sldcrs wanted To know what we were
doing, and the early settlers, In their
haste and enthusiasm. spread news
which. at least. did not help the stats.
"Crudo aud ambitious politicians
coming here from older states for their
own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by their methods
gave the commonwealth Objectionable
advertising Only recently, One u the
greatest weekly magazines In ths
world exploited the life Of an Okla.
homau. and also picture of Oklahoma
which most " ms do no, care 10 70
member. Ia lts columns
We have had too many talksn sAd
lgoauuusd 0n Pass rvH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08

PEIROGRiD, Sept B.-Nia
LOndOn-Grand Duke Nicholas has
betn transferred TO the Caucasus
by Emperor Nicholas. The emperor
took this action on assuming com.
nand of the military and naval
forces Of Russia.
In transferring the grand duke.
he appointed him viceroy Of the
Caucasus and commander .in.chief
OF the army in the southern front
The action Of Emperor Nicholas IN
the Caucasian front is the most I'm
portant change of this nature made by|
any Of the belligercnt nations. The.
only comparable incident was the re-
tiremcut by Emperor william last Oc.
tobcr " Lieut.. Ten. Count Helmuth
Nou Moltke as chief Of the German
general staff.
The post 10 which Grand Duke
NiChdlHs has been transferred is 0F
relative .unlnportance as compared
WIN lhe prestige ami vast powers Or
his former office us commander-lu-
chief of all Russlu's great fighting
forces The Caucasian campaign pre-
seuts only minor aspect Of the war.
The Russian and Turkish forces IN
yolycd In the struggle In the Black
sen region are not large.
Although there was heavy fighting
in the Caucasus earlier In the war.
hostlItIrs have been conducted I'm only
a porfunctoy manner FOR several
mouths ns both " the nations In.
volrcd had need of all available forces
in other quarters.
LONDON Sept g London Is spec.
umtlng as 10 what section of the long
eastern front viii be- selected hy En-.
pcror Nlrholns for his headquarters
A present Cuurand appears 10 be
the critical sector Of the line Gen
ernl Ruzky Is I'm command there and
Field Marshal Won Hiudenburg ap
paronty is not making any great
continued ou Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
46I,537 Bales
Cotton Ginned
Prior TO Sept. !

WASHINGTON, Sept 5 Cotton of
the growth " 1915, giuned prior to
September amounted to 40l 537
bales counting round us half bales, ac.
cording 10 the first ginning report "
the season issued today by the bureau
of the census. That, compared with
4SO,3lI bales, or 3 per cent " the en-.
tire crop ginned 10 September !, last
year 10000 bales, ga 81 per cent
of the entire crop glnhed 10 that date
in 1919 and 73O,Ssi bales, or 81 per
cent ~ the entire crop ginued 10 thar
date IN 1912.
Giuulugs 10 date iu Oklahoma 1918,
x, 1914, 23S. 1913 j.1O6 1912 272
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
APPEAL ASSESSMENTS
Lee HuCkins aud Security Natl Bank
Object 10 AppraisemenIs and Garry
Gases TO District Court

The Security National bank and the
Lee Hurkius hotel are both appealing
to the district court from the appraise.
mont Of the county excise board com
planning uf excessive pise OF assess
ment The bank claims S15,7OO as
adequate as against the county assess.
ment of SS@,54O while the hotel con
slders that the figures or the board
S0iS, 40. should be- reduced 10 $4,000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
MURDERED ON CAR
Marital Trouble Results In Double
Killing aud Suicide nj Nashville.
Tenn. Shots Fired on Street Car.

NASHVILLE Tenn Sept y. -
George smith ngcl 20, shot aud fatal.
ly wounded his wife Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith aud her sister Mrs. Muude
Hunter uu a street car here early to
day The two women died within a
Few minutes
Smith, after the shooting. went 10
his bome and shot aud killed himself
The couple had been separated and
Mrs Smith was sulug Tor divorce.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
ALLEGED FORGER

Governor R ]. Williams will this
afternoon hear arguments relative 10
mn application for reduisitlon from the
governor of Colorado FOR ! II. Duu
bar wanted ut Colorado Springs 10
answer 10 charge OF forgery John
B Cast d deputy sheriff IL here to
take Dunbor huct 10 Colorado n the
reQulsitiuu Is hunored
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
CASE OF BAD EGGS
Packer is Sued on Charges Alleging
DELIVERY Of Mixed and Ancient Hen
frult-ONer $1,000 Involved

Goosc eggs turkey eggs aud guinea
eggs, aud extra heavy ultra dirty,
cracked aud leaking eggs constitute
the exact cause " IA suit filed today
I'm the district court to recover ST..
Wl75 from the Morris Packing cum
mny boy the Arkansas city Produce
company
The plaintiff claims It ordered two
ear loads of eggs sure enough good
hen eggs and that when they arrived.
bin of lndlng attached 10 cost S4,a39Oi
10 Inspect them. SO OF which was
taken up lu telegraph aud telephone
bills The INSPECTION says the peu.
ton, revealed the above condition aul
now they want their money back
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
SECURED CHARTER

Secretary NJ State ! l Lyon this
morning issued rhurtrr to the Wal
Ter Development company NJ Walter
in Cotton county The mcurTomtors
named are George " Graham, h X
Coleman l.. B. Srmuu R NJ. Sultan
aud W NJ Dyer AN OF Walter The
capitalization of the company ls
IlUOOO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
TEN KILLED BY
AIR RAIDERS
East Coast Of England Visited by
German FlierS " Are
Wounded

I ONDON, Sept 8 Ten persons
IL were Killed and ~ wounded IN the
German mir raid ON the east ruast uf
England last night
other German Hirshlps travelling I'm
the direction NJ the English rnnst
passed over points lu Holland this
morning u Is reported
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
VISITS COMMISSION

Charlie, Adams and Ed l. Causey Of
Coalgate visited the state Industrial
commission Tuesday Mr. Adams Is
the owner ~ small mine at Coalrntn
ANA wa, seeking information relative
tu the working of the new wDrkmcu IS
compensation INV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-08
1000 AMERICANS LEFT
Exodus From Mexico City Continues
Soup Line Uses 10000 Quarts Of
Liquid Food Daily

WASHINGTON, Sept s. Food
shortage stlll exist, iu Mexico city.
the AmcIrun Red Cross distributing
more than 10000 quarts of soup daily
to destitute inhabitants September
third more than a hundred small mer
chants were exceeding officially pro
claimed price lists fur food
Not more than one thousand Amer
leans are left In Mexico CITY, the lis
patch says, more than 100 having left
since General Gonzales troops reucru.
pied the city