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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
CITY GETS FIRST
WATER boio CASH

Commissioner Mike Donnelly today
turned over the first lot of city water
bonds to- the State National bank and
A. J. MoMahan, buyers. and 10000
was deposited to the credit of the city
as the f'rSt money ready for the build
ing ot the new watcrworkS.
AtorncyS Dillon Clay & Thompson
OF New York sen, their final approval
of the bonds this morning and Com.
missioner Donnelly Immediately turned
them over TO the purchasers
On November ! another lot of the
bonds, $4,000 in value, will be given
10 the buyers and the money presented
to the city, A premium Of percent
ard accrued interest will be paid
steps for the condemnation of land
on the she Of the big reservoir will he
talen this week Commissioner Stree,
and Byron Shear. city attorney will
make tenders OF payment to landhold
eri. Completion of abstracts Of the land
TO he used by the city will require some
time Eighty titles are involved.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
GERMAN VOTE
ON SUBMARINES
IS UNCERTAIN
Policy Hinges on Unknown
Course Of Center Party,

BERLIN. Oct. l0-DcclarationS and
counter declarations regardiA the az
'iltidc OF the center party toward the
submarine question, the burning issue
OF the day, leaves the situation extreme
y ioggy There is a cloud oi un,er-
tai1ty as TO how the clerical members
OF he ReichStag, who hold the balance
OF power will vote on the decisive bal
10, regarding the conduct ot the war.
The Cologne \olk, Icitung. repre-
>c1ung ono branch oi the .rruSsiau
ccHtcr, declared that the Ccn-r,S, mem
bciS OF the ReichNag arc IN no wise
convinced nv the argument against
sui marine warfare, particularly by the
statistical pleas OF DR. Karl Helfferich
secretary OF the interior On the other
hand the centrist parliamentary CORE
spondence-the recognized publicity bu-
reiu OF 'hc centrist reichStag group
declares completely unjus,iiied the an.
nounoemen, Of the Lokal Anzeiger tha,
caough clerical deputies have broken
away to give majority perhaps TO tho
side iayoring ruthless submarine war
fare
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
No Trace Found
of Missing Crew

NEWPORT, X l.. Oc, l0-The crew
OF the H. 'iSh freight steamship Kings
to2,an missing since Sunday, when IT,
members abandoned their ship at the
order OF the ralding submarine in the
waters of Nantucket shoal lightShip.
ha not hccn heard from today Eleven
tornedo boat deStroyerS were diSpa chcd
To the vicinity oi the llphtship by Rear
Admiral GleaycS to continue the search.
No report OF the submarine or sub
marines which destroyed six steamships
Sunday have come since the last victim
wC9t 10 the bottom SUNDAY night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Trevino, Wounded,
in Grave Condition

III pASO, Oct, l0-Gen. Iacin,o
Trevinos wound which he received
while fighting the Villa forces in Chi
huahua City has become infected and
his condition is causing his friends
much alarm, All American who arrived
today from the Chihuahua capital re.
ported. General Trevino was struck on
the chest above the hear, by a bulle,
which then passed through his left arm.
breaking the bone. Blood poisoning.
said the American, was feared
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Worlds Series
Play By Play

Have been among the many
hundreds that have gathered at
Fourth street and Broadway every
afternoon since the worlds series
began to enjoy the Boston -Brooklyr
game on the Times scorebosrd2 Il
you haven't been, you don't know
what fun you're missing.
The instant a play is made, It !
flashed on the scoreboard, and you
know TO the second just what /
happening back east. A telegraph
operator flashes the plays direct TO
the Times, There's no time lost r.
relsying the message--it's a taste
wire service than anybody else eve
attempted for a worlds series repor,
THE GAMES START AT
O'CLOCK. COME OUT AND SET
THE REST OF THE SERIES.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Carranza Forbids
All Bull Fighting

MEXICO CITY, Oct l0-Gencral
Carran1a signed decree last nigh,
prohibiting hull fighting throughout
Mexico The decree is tho climax OF
campaign waged by the newspaper Fl
UHiverSal which attracted wide atten
tion throughout the republic.
In the decree General Carranla SAYS
that the government is under ohliga.
tons to stamp out customs which are
opposed 10 culture and to aid ciyil2a
ton by elevating tho moral level of the
people
The penalty for ,niringemen, oi the
decree is fine Of 81 600 to 5000 i'm.
pr'Sonment of two to six months, OF
both
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
MAYOR RETURNS DEPOT
PLANS TO COMMISSION
Declares in Communication That the
Union Station Action Is
Far OFF Yet

Plans for the Oklahoma City Frisco
Rock Island union passenger station,
which were sent to the city commis.
soners several days ago for action,
were returned this morning to the cor
poration commission
Although giving the approval Of the
city commissioners TO the plans, Mayor
Ed Overholser expresses the opinion
in letter to the commission that these
plans were filed in the interest OF fur
,her delay, such as has characterized the
actions Of these two roads for the pas,
several years and with no intention to
take action whatsoever"
The mayor urges the commission 70
take the plans as the basis for action
and Immediately issue an order requlr'
ing the roads to build the station.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Gerard Avoids
Peace Discussion

NEW YORK, Oct 10 lanes w.
Gerard, American amba, sador to Ger
many on hi, arrival here today. sde-
clincd either TO affirm or deny pub
ll,hed reports that he was returning to
the United States on a peace mission
on behalf OF the emperor Of Germany.
Mr Gtrard'S attention was called to
story which appeared this morning in
the New York World to the effect mat
hi, crrand was TO inform the admins
trallm that a renewal OF submarine ac-
TINT, is being considered by Germany
in a manner which may threaten Ger
man american relations
Mr. Gerard after quickly glanclng
tn ough this story. said
We'll YOU don't see me quoted any
where IN il. do you''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
STATE FAIR HAS
$4,000 PROFIT
FOR THIS YEAR
First Time in History typoSi-
ton Shows Net Earning,

Approximately SlS,Ow was earned by
tenth annual exposition Just closed
the first profit ever made by the as
Sociatlon since its organization Total
attendance was IN the nclghborhood
OF 10000
Meeting Next Month.
Exact figures as to profit and at
tendance will be made known on No
vcmbcr II when a new board of drec
tor, and officers will be elected Al
that time statement will be Published
also, relative to the associations plans
Tor the eleventh annual far.
An auditing committee is to be ap-
pointed Wednesday afternoon to 60 over
the books Of the fair and report to the
directors and officers az the November
"a meeting II is probable that the of
iicerS OF the fair will announce their
plans Wednesday also as TO the I'm
completed concrete grandSiand
Most Successful Fair.
The fair which has Just passed into
history was the most successful ever
held here, not only from a iinancia
but from An educational standpoint
| More exhibits were housed in IN,
various fair buildings than ever befor,
and a greater variety, Livestock eQua
in quality to that exhibited - at tn,
American Royal show at Kansas Cit,
occupied the pens in the various build
ings and exhibits received greater ant
more direct returns from the none,
spent with the association than eve
before.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
JUDGE DAY RESIGNS
As COM MISSION ER

Judge lean F. Day, formerly of Nc
Alcster this morning rendered to Gov
error Williams his resignation as a
member of the supreme cour, oommiS-
sion, lie will enter the practice OF law
in Oklahoma City following his ret.rc.
m'nt irorr the supreme bench lie has
been on the commission year.
Judge Day is one of the compilerS Of
the 1910 Harris Day code OF Oklahoma
statute and is one of the most widely
known attorneys in the state His
resignation has been accepted but his
successor has not been named
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
UNITED STATES REJECTS ENTENTES PLEA TO BAR SUBMARINES
AND ALL THIS TIME
WE'VE BEEN WAITING
FOR BREMEN TO COME

n ONDON. oct l0-A dispatch
to the Exchange Telegraph
~ company from Copenhagen
saws
"Thc Bergen Norway AitenbaId
say, the German submarine Bremen
is on her way tu German East Al
rica. 1t adds that it was never IN.
tended ioT her To go to the United
states"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
1l-Year-Old Girl
Strangled to Death

NEW YORK, Oct l9-Strangled
with her own bookstrap after having
been assaulted the body OF Tillle Brown,
an ll-year. r.old schoolgirl, was found
dead today in the cellar OF Monroe
street tenement OH the lower east side
d The girl had been missing since
Monday, when she failed to return
home from school An uncle OF the girl
reported that last Thursday he saw a
strange man purchase candy for the girl
near the school
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Speech at Scene
of Wilson Triumph

PHILADELPHIA Oct l0.-Charies
T Hughes lci, Philadelphia today Tor
Hagerstown, Md and Baltimore ON his
westward trip Mr. Hughes first ad-
dress is TO be delivered a, HagerNown
tbs afternoon Hr. Hughes will de
liver his second speech tonigh, in the
Fifth Regiment armoty a, Baltimore,
where the democratic national convrn
linn OF l0l1 MaS held
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Mcdaniel Indicted
for Wife's Murder

ST JOSEPH, Mo, Oct lO-An in
dic,meY' was returned today agaluS
Oscar Mcdaniel, prosecutor OF Buchau
an county, charging the murder OF hi
wife
The indictment charges Mcdaniel
with murder in the frs, degree Me
Daniel has been in Jail for seyera
weeks. Mrs. Mcdaniel was killed the
night of July n having been beaten
while sleeping in her home Mcdaniel
according TO his account, had beer
called from the house by a fake telc
phone call
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
SECOND Gas Line
TO CITY HALTED
At CAPITOL SITE
Commissioners and Citizens
TO Discuss Plans,

'pon the outcome Of the proposition
,n hcau'ltv the state capitol ground,
may rest the assurance that Oklahoma
Ory viii he saved a recurrence ui the
gas shortage suffered here last winter
when floods washed away a section OF
the pipe line OF the Oklahoma Natural
Gas company near kelleyyillc
Twin Pipeline Planned
N'tcr Oklahoma CITY had ,hiytfcd
To- tWcl,e hours and every coal oil
and gasoline stove IN town had lccu
purchased Vorkmeu %, the Oklahoma
Natural Gas company laid a loop
around the wa,hou, and sent fresh
supply OF fuel into the capital Hardly
had the loop been laid than officials
OF he same COMPANY began planning to
install a twin pipeline parallel to the
one washed away, and thus prevent as
IA, as hrTanly possible a repetition Of
In" chilly disaster.
Nj summer men have been engaged
in lavirC this second twelye-inch line
into Oh lahoma CITY from the Tulsa IA,
field. II ha, reached the receiving >la-
ton OF the Oklahoma Gas a Electric
company on Thirty sixth street and has
been extended to Twenty third street
But there II has run into the stone wall
of .hc state capitol enylrons
Organizations interested.
For some time various local orcani
zat'onS including the Chamber Of Com
mrrcc. have been discussing the propo.
, si.ion oi extending Lincoln houlc, ard
,h'ouoh the capi'ol grounds. and ,on-
St-uctinV. as well a boulevard running
/ from the caoitol to S,xteen,h street near
IN, Sarta Fe tracks @
Whether these propositions will b,
ac 'ep'ed by the state capitol commits
sion and owners OF the oroperty through
which the proooSed highway will rui
viii Se determined at a meeting to b,
held some time soon In which he capi
tol commission. Governor Williams, tn,
city parl commission and Chamber o.
Commerce committee as well as own,
ers of 'hc land will par'iciuate rh,
meeting iS being held ofi pending tn,
arrival o' Governor Williams from hi,
present S?eaking tour
Work Delayed
The Oklahoma Natural Gas company
Cannot cC'Struct its niDeine until IN,
10, alton OF the boulevardS is deter
mined Officials OF the Oklahoma ia,
q Electric company saw the link in IN,
twin linz between Twenty third ant
. Sixteenth streets can he constructed
within 'hrce weeks after tho hcautiiica
tion question is decided
N Sixteenth street the twcly" 'rcl
line will connect with a second liul
which will bring tho Tulsa ga, mt,
the CITY rroper The original twelve
inch line { the Gas & Electric compan,
comes into the city near East Gran,
avenue. and supplies tho business dis
tritt The new line is designed to sup
ply the northern and eastern residence
section OF the city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Baby's Clothes
Sold for Liquor

OAKLAND, Cal. Oct l0.-William
Norton admitted on the stand tina, he
had sold his baby's clothing for liquor
His wife also told the court that he
disposed OF doll the baby's only ,oy.
for the same article He was bound
over 10 the superior court on charg
OF failure TO provide for minor children
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Students Flee When
Building Burns

MADISON, Wis, Oct l0-Fiiteen
hundred students fled from classrooms
in the main hall of the University Of
Wisconsin this forenoon when fire OF
unknown origin swept throughout the
structure and DESTROYED the building.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Rlunanians Put in
Internment Camps

BERLIN, Oct, 10 British ,ntcrncd
civilians now have as companions, Ru
manians residing in Germany whom the
German government is placing in con.
centra,ion camps, Rumania agreed al
the outbreak OF hostilitles not to III.
'lrn Germans, but later in,crned them
as "a temporary measure OF safety"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Shipping Tied Up
at Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. oct lO-Nn YES.
sells living foreign flags have cleared
from this port since the reports OF Ger
man submarine activities off the New
England coaS, reached here SUNDAY
Seventeen British, French. Italian AMI
Japanese vessels are docked and car
goes valued at NW0Oc0 are awaiting
Shipnent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
STATE LOSES IN
BOND TAX FIGHT
BEFORE COURTS
Building Bonds Held Non lax
able,
BANKS WIN TEST CASE
Effect Of Opinion viii Enhance
Value of Bonds,

Governor William, and tho present
state board OF equalization lost one OF
the most. important hN tights this
morning Men tn, suprmc court IN az
fleming the )udgncn, oi the diStrlc,
court oi GRADY county IN the case OF
tho First National bank oi Ch,cka-
,ha, held that state building houd,, is.
,ucd shortly after statehood arc non.
iavahc
Bonds Exempt by Law
\tcr IN, bonds had remained on
the markcl for some time and had
tailed to attract buyers, the lcglsla
lurc. in 1910. as an iuducement for
capitalists 10 invest IN the issue passed
a law specifically cNemptlng from taxa,
ton bonds which state and national
banks invested their surplus and undl.
vidcd profit, in
A year ago the conStltutonality ot
tho actoi the legislature was questioned
and the state board oi equalization
led by Governor Williams, directed thai
The bonds be taxed as part OF the
capital stock of the banks which hclC
them Banker, protested and a test cast
was instituted
Power to Exempt,
"Thc power to exempt from taxa
ton as well as that oi taxation Is al
essential attribute OF sovereignty
says Justice J. + Sharp, speaking io
the court
That portion of the constitution, de
claring all property taxable eNcep
that which is specifically exempt va
not intendcG the cour, holds, to pro
hib,, the legislature from exemptin,
bonds in the aid OF its governmental
functions
The former state board OF equalira
ton under Governor Cruces admins
ration took the position that the bond
were not taxable
Bonds on Hand,
According to figures given this morn
ing BY State Auditor Howard ther
are approximately 5000 600 worth O
the bonds outstanding the original is
sue of Sl,7S0000 having been retire
at the rate Of SIS 600 year
The effect OF the decision. IT is saic
will be to greatly enhance the valu
of the bonds and better establish IN
credit OF the state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Orders for Steel
Show Decrease

NEW YORK, Oct, l0-thc untitled
orders OF the United States Steel cor
poratlon on September 70 stood at
9Sl2 5SI a decrsxN of iH,77j tons com.
pared with thoSCof August u. accord
ing to the monthly statement issued to.
day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
President Studies
U-Boat Situation

LONG BRANCH, \. J.. Oct 10
President Wilson gave his entire attcn-
ton today to considering facts collected
by the navy department regarding Ger
man submarine attacks on merchantmen
oil the American coast, lie had in
tended going to Brooklyn Tor the third
baseball game OF the worlds series. but
changed his plans
Shuts Himself in Study
The president shut himself in his
study this morning and went carefully
over all the evidence collected so far.
While this evidence was not given ont.
there was every indication that the
president has received no information
neccSSitatIng drastic action by the
American government
The president had on his program to-
day conferences with Secretary Lansing
and Jules luSSerand French ambaSsa-
dor TO the United States Ambassador
luSScrand has a personal letter from
President Poincarc oi France to Mr..
Wilson on Polish relief
Gerard on Vacation.
lame, " Gerard ambassador ~
Germany, vino arrived in New York to-
day from Germany is not expected ~
see President Wilson until next week.
II was stated au,horitatiyely here that
Mr. Gerard does not come ON any peace
mission and that his trip has no connec-
tion with submarine warfare, but that
he IS SIMPLY on vacation. President
Wilson plans to leave Shadow Lawn too
morrow afternoon for indianapolis,
where he will speak twice Thursday
afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Third Inning.
Japanese Studying
Canal Conditions

PANAMA, Oct 10 -Sekutado Ito
PRESIDENT OF tho Toyo Steamship com
pany of Japan, has arrived here He
,,ll spend week IN Panama studying
conditions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
British Admiral Dead.

LONDON. Oct i0--Admirai siv
William Rober, Kennedy died Monday
a, Falconer's Hill, Daeniry. lie wa.
born nv 1873
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
FRENCH BIC Guns
IN new ASSAULT
SOUTH OF S0MME
May Be Prelude to Drive Be.
low River,

LONDON, Oct l0.-lncreased ac-
tivity on the river Somme is reported
BY the French war office For some
time the main efforts OF the French
and British have been made north OF
the river, but last night the artillery
was unusually active on the front be
tween Dcniccourt and llhonS This
may he the prelude TO another blow be
low the river, in accordance with the
French policy or swinging the attack
back and forth from one side OF the
river to the other
Petrograd and Berlin Silent
Although the great battle IN Vol
hyn,a and Gallcia apparently /, con
tnulng tAth the same icroCl'y that has
marked Tie fighting since the new
Russia offensive began. Pc'rugrad re
ports that nothing ot importance Va,
occurred Berlin Is almost equal, I'm
communicative and few details arc pcr-
mlttcd to reach nc outside world ol
TIN, campaign. which represent, III.
supreme effort ot the Russians this
season To breaka the AuStrO- German
line and capture l.emberg
Bulgars Admit Defeat
The Bulgarian war office acknow
edgeS that Serbian troops have forced
a passage OF the Ccrna river IN Greek
Macedonia
The Bulgarian forces which hav,
been opposing the British troops in III,
region to the east OF the River Strum.
in Greek Macedonia have retired to tn,
hills northwest oi SereS says the Brltisl
official statement issued today Tn
/ British have occupied the towns o
/ kalcndra and HomondoS
Teutons Take Passes,
The German statement TODAY say
that continuing their advance in Tan
sylvania. the AuS,ro-GcrmanS undo
General Won Falkenhayn have capture,
the passes in the llargitta aud Carolc,
mountains On both sides OF Brass,
| CkronStadN the statement adds. lh
troops oi the central powers are press
ing the Rumauan>. who lost twenty
, i've canrou in this sector in the cours
OF the last three days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Warmer Tonight Is
Weather Forecast
Local Foreeast--Partiy cloudy weather
what warmer.
State Forsesst-ronlpht slr, warmer
Wednesday, fair and warmer In western
portion.

kANSAS-Partly cloudy and warmer
ARKANSAS Fair; colder In south nor
tlon. Wednesday fair warmer
WEST TEXAs-falr, warmer In the
Panhandle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Crowd Cheers Practice.

The Brooklyns took their batting
practice first Manager Robinson sen,
ont "DuSter' Mails, a lett handler. and
Appleton, TO serve up the bcndcr> Some
OF the Brooklyns long drives brought
cheer, from the crowd.
During the Bostons' batting practic,
Pennock worked on the mound Tn,
Boston batterS tried out the ranges o
all fields and then took a few shot
at the right field wall which is the IA
vorite target OF Brooklyn's heavy artil
lnr,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Dodgers in Bitter
Back-to- Wall Fight
to Defeat Red Sox

Hundreds of Fans Sit for Hours in Arctic
Cold, Many Spectators Muffled in
Sweaters and Newspapers to Keep Out
Biting North Wind.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10
Royal Rooters Parade.

The first excitement Of the day came
when the Boston Royal Rooters about
or strong, paraded around the field led
by a relocated band playing the battle
song OF the fans, "TeSsle." The Boston
rootcfs occupied a reserved section
back OF the visiting PLAYERS bench Of
third base
There was plenty OF snap in the field
lng practice notwithstanding the cold.
Both Daubert and Mcrkle worked out al,
tirSt base and it looked as il Robinson
intended to use Mcrklc in ease I.eonard
was named a. the Red Sox twirlc-
While the RoNors were taking ,b,,r
fielding practice. Carl RAYS and Dutch
leonard warmed up Tor Boston while
the old Athletic star. Jack Coomb,
warmed mp ior Brooklyn.
There was long conference %, Inn.
preS and managers on ground rule,
and this delayed the opening OF the
game