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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-03
erOcK onorArloNs.

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Alaska Gold closed at 2Slk. Butte and Superior at 75lk. Chino at 54. Ray at 247s. and Utah Copper at 79il.
 Copper metal closed firm ct 26.
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ner in honor of Speaker Clark on Feb %.
 Some of these affairs might be post poned to give the President time for his southern trip. when he resumes his speech making tour for the ad mlnlstradons defense plans
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TELEeRAPHic NEWS ITEMS
 IN A sKELEToNlzE0 FORM

iN A Sh ELE lONlNES TONW
 -i-
 LONDON-The suicide of Yussuf Izzedin. heir apparent to the Turkish throne. is reported in dispatch from Constantinople. It is stated that he ended his life by bleeding to death. m health is the cause of the act.
 sCHNECTADY-A slight quake oc. cured here last night little damage. WASHINGTON-Reduciug the pay meut to Columbia from s25.OO0,00O to si5.OO0.OO and altering the proposed apology of the United States has been proposed by the senate committee.
 BELLINGHAM - Searchers last night found the body of o man iu the ruins Of the Great Northern Hotel. The body is practically burned to a crisp and there is no way Of identi. dcatlon.
 PANS-Claims are made that Lens on the western front has been captur. ed by the allied troops
 NEW YORK;. P. Morgan and Benjamin Strong. the latter being gov ernor of the New York Federal Re serve Bank. sailed for England on the Rotterdam last night
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PARIS-Claims are made that Lens on the western front has been captur' ed by the allied troops.
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sCHNECTADY-A slight quake oc' cured here last night little damage.
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RETALIATION OPPOSED

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
No Curls for
Freshman Girls

PITTSBURGH - Enforcing their
edct that curls and colorcd stockings
must not be worn by freshman girls at
the University OF Pittsburgh, hcar,less
Iuppcrclass women foroibly took the long
graceful curlS of fifteen "ireshie>' and
tucked the offending ringletS under
their fair owners hats with hairpinS.
Examination showed that the gay stock
ing decree had not been violated At
first the decree was mcekly submitted
TO but, at an indignation masSmec,ing
last night fifteen OF the fair freshmen
declared they would not sacrifice their
becoming asset. and they boldly
marched forth on the campus with curls
GALORE
The sophomores were ready and in
no time had queled the revolt As a
result the obsolete "pomapdour," the
French roll" and the "StraiRh, back"
are again fashionable for freshmen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
PR0HIBITI0NISTS HAVE
NO HOPE FOR MISSOURI

MOBERLY, Mo, Oct ll-Tra Ian
drl,h. prohlbitionist candidate for vice
president, declared in campaign
speech here last nigh, that the drys had
little hope OF waging a successful fight
in Missouri because of the heavy ST.
Louis vote
Seventeen thousand saloons have
gone out Of business in the United
States in the last year" the candidate
said "and surely il Tennessee can win
with - Louis, Louisville, Peoria and
other big liquor centcrS against her,
YOU Missourians with nineteen other
states TO help can make a fight"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
GOVERNMENT TO PREVENT
WASTE OF ROAD MONEY
Safeguard Against Diversion OF ANY
Part OF SS,oOoO00 to I'm
proper Channels.

WASHINGTON Elaborate plans to
prevent the diversion into improper
channels OF any part OF the N50OOOO
which the federal government is to
spend in cooperation with states On
good roads within the next five years
have been made by Logan Waller Page,
director of the office oi public roads
and rural engineering which will super
wise the work
The government is determined OF
iicials say, that there shall be no rcpc-
,i,ion of the lax methods and waste
which have characterized the building OF
roads in many sections and that dol
lars worth of roadhcd shall bc CON
structed for every dollar spent Further
the public roads office is preparing to
see to il that the roads foe which the
government money is spent are places
where the traffic demand is the hcav-
lest and not where politicians or others
desire them.
Promulgated by Houston,
The plans designed to prevent abuses
are covered largely in rules and rcgu-
la,ions promulgated by Secretary
Houston of the department Of agricul-
ture, under authority conferred by the
federal aid road act The rules, which
outline the methods by which the led
eral government shall aid the states in
the construction of highways, provide
that detailed information in reference
to the proposed construction and main
tcuancc shall he furnished TO the sectc-
tary of agriculture before any agree.
mcn,S arc made
When the plans oi state for road
building, accompanied by rcQues, for
federal aid are received, they will b,
fully Investigated by government,
agents, and II acceptable the state will
receive from the government its ap'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
Girl, IL Years Old,
Becomes Burglar

CHICAGO, oct IT. Anna Ihasar-
sky, u year, DID, was arrested yesier-
day as she was going to her home with
lewelry valued at S9j belonging TO .
woman who lives near her home.
Patrolman J. +, Merrill noticed
Anna trying to hide a bundle under her
coat as she turned the corner lie
stopped her and found she was catry-
ing bag OF Jewels He took her to
the Englewood police ta,ion. where
she confessed
She said she crawled into the house
through the basement window and
went upstairs, where she found the
Jewels lying on the dresser in the bed.
room.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
Girl Killed Baby
and Hid Its Body

MADISON, Wis.-"Oh, how I loved
my boy" moaned Helen Griep, when
she confessed TO Municipal Judge Hoif
man that she had smothered her child
by holding her hand over its mouth
For week she had kept the body in
her room, while she went daily to her
work as a stenographer, unable to
bring herself TO say goodbye to the
corpse
The man she accuses, the son of her
employer, Walter J. Burch, has been
arrested on a technical charge OF inn
morality.
While standing at the station Just
after | got off the train. put my
hand over baby's mouth and when he
was dead, wrapped him up and took
a cab TO the home where ! roomed,
said the girl. 81 kept the baby hidden
in my room for week and then threw
It in a lagoon couldn't face m,
friends in Madison with my baby
loved him, but couldn', keen him
People wouldn't understand coulc
never tell my mother"
-
The Want Ads are the best routes ia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
THOUSANDS SEE
PROCESSION OF
EP|SCOPA AL|ANS
Forty Fourth TrienniaI Con-
yentiO0 Begins,

ST LOUIS. oct II Nuaycd m rich
ccclc>la,tical clothes, the bishop, ot the
Protestant Episcopal church marched
into Moolah temple here today as a pre-
lndc " the opening session OF the forty
fourth tricnnlal convention ot the
church, Thousands oi SPECTATOR, hun
drcd, OF them unable to obtain adm,-
sion 10 the building, witnessed the pa
gcant
Choose Successor to Vincent
Iuday's session was one ut orgauiIa.
,ion preparatory to the huSiuc,, OF the
convention \ successor ,n the Right
Rev BOYD Vincent, bishop ot southern
Ohio who has served the prescribed
term ot six years as chairman OF the
house Of bishops, the upper house Of the
convention was to be chosen while the
Rev James + Freeman Of Minneapolis.
Mimi, opposed the Rev Dr. Alexander
Mann OF Boston, candidate for rc-clrc-
tion a. president oi the house OF dcpu
ties, the lower house
Sessions May Be Open
Il was announced ihst an effort
would be made in the house of lshup,
10 add a resolution opening this ycar's
session to the press Hitherto the Mp.
per house session, have been held be.
hind closed door
Delegates to the convention announced
that simultaneously with the general
sessions OF the convention. tent meet
ings will he held at which mcmbcr- of
the church will speak on topic, bearing
on social service
Sessions Begin Immediately
The opening session began immediate
" after the professional with the morn
ing prayer service of the Episcopal rt-
ual Preliminary to the opening session.
communion service for the members
of the convention was held 4, thr {
Church cathedral
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11

be constructed out Of the federal money
unless they should bc IN localities
where the traffic is heavy and tho de
mand great For instance, in some
cases plan, Tor roads branching out
from marke, or industrial ccntcrs to
thickly populated sections would be
acceptable to the government regard
less OF whether they connect with other
market or industrial ccntcrs.
Domestics and cooks will lind excel.
lent positions ~ advertising in tho
Want Ads during the urescnt month.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
Policeman Injured
by Actress Kick

NEW YORK. oct ll--MrS Vera
Mcdowell isn't an actress anr more
but ,hc hasn't forgot how 10 kick Yes
tcrday he kicked a policeman SO cx-
pculy that he had to be carried from
the IL" station IN an ambulance The
policeman Henry boShamer, is still
m Harlem hospital
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11

45c to $1.50 Per
Yard

Never in the history OF this store
have we been able to show such a
large and varied stock of linoleums
and the designs are simply wonder
tul in appearance, small neat fig
ures predominate. The ooloringS
are IN the gray and white back
grounds with green, brown or blue
figures to match your decorations.
Certainly YOU can find the oolors
Won want and we will lay il right.
There is a difference in the laying
YOU perhaps have had experience in
TIN, and II is needless for US TO men
tinn II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
Curtain Nets
Reduced

The perfection to which the de
signerS have produced handsome ei-
iectS in nets this season is truly
wonderful and the beauty can only
be realized when seen up to the
window The new bungalow with
its many odd windows gives the
decorator an opportunity 60 use
these nets to wonderful advantage
and at a very reasonable price.
Curtain net worth s.. per yd Si.3S
Curtain net worth $l25, per yd s9c
Curtain net, worth 7Sc, per yd SOC
Curtain net, worth 3Sc, per yd 2Ac
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11

will not pay any part OF the expense
of making surveys, plans, specifications
or estimate, prior to the beginning OF
construction
Must Insure Economy
The regulations require, too, that no
part OF the federal money be paid until
II has been shown to the satisfaction of
the secretary that adequate means were
employed prior to the beginning of the
construction to insure economical and
practical expenditure. Prior to the ac-
ccp,ancc OF any bid, sufficient oppor
tunily must be given the office NJ pub
lac roads to have n representative pres
cnt il II So desires
II contract should be awarded 10
any other than the lowest responsible
bidder the government will not pay
more than It's pro rata ot the lowest
bid, unless it can be satisfactorily
shown that il was advantageous to the
work to accept the higher bid Copies
OF all contracts must be certified by the
respective state highway departments
anu luIlllNntu 'ilt pllltt VI IunllN lNdNNi
and specifications and plans must be
made a part OF all contracts
Certified Vouchers Required.
. Unless otherwise specified m writing
by the secretary ol agriculture, mate
I rails Tor construction prior 10 use, must
be tested Tor conformity with ,peciiica-
/ tons
Certified vouchers showing the
amounts expended upon any prolec, and
the amoun, claimed TO be due from the
federal government must be submitted
upon the completion OF the work. or. il
the secretary OF agriculture has deter
mined to make payments as construc
tion progresses, at intervals of not les
than one month
Roads to Connect
The office oi publc roads will. as la
as practicable cndcavur to have IN
roads ot one state connec, with ,hos,
of another The etior, will he to hav,
the roads continuous in the states. ant
i patches here and patches there will no
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
Your Old
Range

Taken IN exchange on this beauti-
ful up-to-thc-mnute table range and
it you wish same can be credited as
first payment. balance monthly.
There are no better ranges made to-
day than Bucks" and the range
shown in cut below is one of their
best Made OF Armco antitrust steel
throughout with white enamel
panels Star burners and Graves
patent lighter which does away with
danger of explosions. The regular
price Of this range is $4,000 and this
week we will make a special price
on same OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
A Remarkable
Special on
RUGS

We bought a very large consign-
mcnt OF seamless velvet Rugs at the
old prices and on account OF the
shortage of material and dyes the
factory has just delivered these
goods. This wonderful rug is un-
doubtedly the best on the market
today for color effects and durabil-
ib as every pattern is copied from
SIS to SIS values We have sampled
this lot and marked them with a
view to speedy selling, You viii
really. be surprised when YOU see
these goods. Come early while the
stock is complete
SJxl0o size, special ....... $3.50
9xl2 size, special. ...........S 5000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
SUBMARINE SINKS TEN
SHIPS IN FIVE DAYS

AMSTERDAM. Oct IA German
submarine operating in the English
channel between September 30 and
October s, says telegram received
here today from Berlin. destroyed seven
merchantmen belonging to hostile
countries and three neutral steamers.
! The ships of the entente allies regis
tered a gross tonnage of 4,0jl, while
the tonnage Ct the neutral steamers
was 2.3H Another submarine on Octo-
Der 4, the message says. sank three
English uawlers off the cast coast of
England
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11

I'll PNSO IcxaIhc which has been here
will a Elephant The
dam which has been completed work will
land old Mexico New Mexico both sides the RIO
Iriudc
Ndeg the leaders the irrigation who have worked for the
the which the tho central
Kansas chairman OF the board OF the international
and Richard T. ugc Texas president
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11

portionmcnt ol the appropriation made
for the purpose Under the terms OF
the act the federal government pays
the bill Tor onc-halt the cost and the
state pays the other hall More than a
score OF states already have indicated
their intention TO ask for federal aid
and two. California and Connecticut.
have filed formal applications
Information Required.
Project statements made 10 the de
partmcnt, according TO the rules and
regulations, are required to contain
all information necessary to enable the
secretary 10 ascertain ta) whether the
project conforms to the requirements
OF the act; (bl whether adequate funds
or their equivalent, are or will be
available by or on behalf OF the state
for construction, (c) what purpose the
project will serve and how 1t corrclateS
with other highway work OF the state .
cd the administrative control Of, and
responsibility tor. the project, le) the
praotlcability and economy OF the pro-
IN'A ll'li dll 'llklllN'l anu A'llNAl NA
ton standpoint; % the adequacy OF the
plans and provisions for proper main.
tcnancc OF roads, and lgl the approx
mate amount OF federal aid desired
With each statement there must be
submitted Tor the approval OF the sec
rctary copies OF the forms OF contract
together with all documents referred TO
therein, and the contractors bond
States Pay Damages,
Each project statement also must be
accompanied by sketch map showing
the location OF the proposed project and
the main contiguous transportation fea
lures, and suitable samples OF material
must he submitted whenever requested.
Where any part oidthc cost oi a pro-
jcct is to he furnished by subdivision,
OF \ state. certified copies oi tesolu
tionS or orders respecting the funds
must be submitted
Rights of way and damages to ad.
joining property have TO he paid for BY
the states, and the federal government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11

Real Estate and summer boarding
houses should be advertised al once in
the Want Ads.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11

The Want Ads are the best route, to
excellent boarding places and are reli.
able and inexpensive
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
$3.50 y y .y5
$1,000 Il
$12.0O\ rnr
VALUES PAIR

When YOU consider that real Irish
point curtaiqs, with any kind OF de
sirable patitss cannot be found for
less than $3.50 YOU will understand
what extraordinary values these
handsome patterns must he at A.o5
the pair Made on the most bcaut-
iul net grounds with remarkable
decorative effects in the figures .
these curtains combine rare beauty
and long service at a very low price
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
Gas Heaters

The time i, last approaching when
you viii need Your gas heater, and
need them badly. Why not select
them now and Jet Il, pat them up on
these exceedingly liberal terms.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11

essential life will
G o "a 0 N
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-15
cheer broke spontaneously from the
crowd. Little veda. the pet OF tho
sneighborhood. had ioAAh saved sins.the
nick OF time.-P ittsbufgh Leader.
Don't 4 Stay
Gray

Tint your hair to the shade desired with
! far superior to any mixture that con.
ta1ns henna. sulphur. silver, lead or
similar preparations. a ~
There Is no danger of an itching or
poisoned scalp when you use "BroWna-
tone" for this simple preparation posi.
lively contains no lead, mercury. silver
sulphur, sine. aniline coal tar Z pro.
ducts or their derivatives. You inst
brush or comb 1t into the hair and
presto!--your gray hairs instantly dis
appear-your hair is beautiful and
uniform color throughout-the ends are
as dark az the balance and you have
any shade desired from light brown
to = black. Just q moments "touching
mp once month and no one can ever
No rubbing. or washing off-no fading.
Prepared In two shades-one to BRO.
duce golden or medium brown. the
other. dark brown or black. Two sizes
-2S cents and tl.0O.
We will send eh.olntely free. for a
you s samp SEND pG as goSr
name and address accompanied by 1Oc
to help pay postage and packing, No
samples 1t dealers. This offer is mads
for you to try "Brownatone' Hair Stain.
and find for yourself Just how superior
IS to all so called dyes" combs, etc. TIL,
Kenton Pharmacal 90. s96 Pike Street.
Covington. Ky,
Sold and guaranteed II Marshall.
town by Mcbride & VIII Drug Co, Old
Reliable Drug Co., Beinert Drug Co.
and other leading dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-15
sEvEN-Y YEAR OLD BOY A HERO.
Baby Girl Is Carried From Burning
House by Little Playmate,

Il rescued the gir-r-r-l. but it wasn't
nothin' brave" murmured Joseph
Bright, Z years old, joint hero with
Robert Calpass, 9, in the saving Of lit
tie Veda Johnston, 4, when the john
ston home at McKees Rocks was de-
stroyed by fire.
'Veda was in the first floor bedroom
when the fire began. AS the flames,
which started on the second floor, ate
their way quickly thru the thin par
titions and floors Of the dry frame
building, the child renamed in the
room, for the moment forgotten by the
frantic mother and the excited neigh
bors.
Then, discovering 1t was difficult to
breathe in the fast thickening smoke
and becoming terror stricken when she
saw a sheet OF fame burst thru the
wall beside ileI;, the baby screamed for
help. Joe. VINO was on the outside.
heard the little girls cries, and, amid
falling embers and smoke too dense
to endure for more than the moment.
rushed to her side. gathered her quick
ly in his arms and rushed for the door.
The floor Of the room had already
become weak from the gnawing Of the
flames. but Joe and his burden reached
the door in safety.
AS the little hero emerged from the
building. then flaming furnace Of
fire, bearing the girl in his arms, a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-15

Sioux Falls, S. D., are here for a visit
in the home of Mrs. Sylvius' mother,
Mrs. Jennie Wills. and other relatives
and friends.
One Of the heaviest rains Of the sea-
son fell IN this section Wednesday af-
ternoon, revivins vegetation. Farmers
assert that the moisture was a blessing
to The growing crops, particularly corn
Bert LaRue arrived in Eldora Wed
nesday from Camden, \. D.. for a
visit with relatives and friends. Mr.
LaRue was formerly resident OF
Grundy county. just east of Eldora.
T. P. Kennedy, Lester Smell. Web
Tricky and Frank Sheldon left today
for points in North Dakota to look af
ter land with a view of purchasing.
John Hubert, of Chicago arrived in
Eldora Wednesday for visit with old
time friends. Mr.. Hubert is the travel
ing representative of the John V. Far
well store in Chicago. He was former
~ resident Of Eldora.
Eldora is planning on a big day
Saturday. when Bishop Homer c.
Stuntz, of the Methodist Episcopa!
church. appears on the chautauqua
platform.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-15
FIVE YEARS For THOMPSON.
Man Arrested at Ames For Soliciting
Given Lono Term.

AmeS. June 15.-F'ive wears is the
dose, assisted by the Ames police de-
partment, Mayor Baker and Attorney
Larson. poured out for r L. Thomp-
son.
Thompson was arrested Saturday
night in company with a woman Of
the underworld, who had accompanied
him here from Des Mones. The police
had obtained information of their COM
ing. They raided the house on Maple
avenue which Thompson and the wo-
man. Mrs. May Waites, were occupy
ing and took them prisoners. besides
seven other men who at the time were
in the house.
In police court a sensational trial
established without a doubt the guilt
of Thompson on charge Of solicit
ing and witnesses were examined who
gave danagin evidence against him
The success Of the local authorities
in Kidding the city Of so vicious a
character as this Thompson. is setting
a warning example TO those who would
stray from paths Of law and order.
Seldom has a case Of so revolving a
nature come before the Ames officials
and Mayor Baker and Chief Of Police
Wiley express their deep satisfaction
at the sentence imposed. Mrs. May
Waites, whose attempts at suicide kept
the city hall awake at nights. was re-
leased, as no charges had been filed
against her. She was returned 10 Des
MONIES with the warning never to ap-
pear in Anes again.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-15
SUFFRAGE HOPE REVIVED,
Plans Under Way to Contest Entire
Vote in Dubuque County

Dubuque. June 15.-Woman suffrage
may yet win out in Iowa
A movement was started this after
noon by members of the Mems Suf-
frage organization to have the entire
Dubuque county vote on suffrage
thrown out because Of large discrep-
ancies discovered by the county super
visors this afternoon when they can
r-assed the returns submitted by the
election Judges.
Dubuque county gave the anti-suf-
frage workers majority Of more than
5000 votes. The total majority Of
votes given the ants in the entire
state was less than 5000 Thus, If the
Dubuue county returns are disquali-
fed, woman suffrage will have a few
hundred votes TO spars.
In several precincts in the county
the judges failed to even tally the suf-
frage ballots. In several other cases
the wrong totals were found and in
one precinct. and small one, too. the
supervisors discovered that the "suffs"
had been robbed Of $50 votes.