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The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
Laqarita Postoffice Robbed.

Denver-Burglars who entered the
postoffice at Lagarita, Saguache coun-
ty, not only took all of the stamps
and cash in the office. but also carried
away the heavy iron safe. The post
office inspectors believe that the men
loaded the safe into Il large auto and
drove away with it. A check of the
postoffice funds shows that $50 in
stamps and SO in cash is missing.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
Governor Commutes BuIger Sentence

Denver-Col. James c. Bulger is
not to die on the gallows The days
which are left to him will be spent
inthe ward where the insane are kept
at the state penitcntiary. The state
board of pardons so decided and GOV.
ernor Carlson commuted the sentence
of the man who murdered Lloyd f.
seven times. to life Imprisonment.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
Heavy Storm Damages Crop.

Grand Junction-The heaviest snow
storm seen here this early in the sea.
son swept the Grand valley. Five
inches of snow fell. driving the tenn
perature several degrees below the
freezing point. Fruit growers fear the
loss OF more than $1,000 900 worth of
apples that are still on the trees. They
have been unable to harvest their
crop owing to the shortage in labor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16

Careful Manurino and Proper Preeau.
tions Should Be Taken to Avoid
Short Wheat Crop.

Careful mnnuring and proper pre-
cnutions ngninst the IIcssInn fly should
be looked nftcr this fall If "" nrc to do
everything possible to avoid another
manure, and clover, alfalfa or somc
other lcgumc In rotntion furnish the
nitrogen thnt wheat needs most cheap
ly, but lime, phosphorus and potash
must comctim"s be added IN other
why's.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
USING LIME ON ACID SOILS
Application After Flowing for
Spring Crop,

While Il " better to use lime on
ncId soils nj my time Of the y"nr thnn
not to npply nny, soil specialists nt the
OHIO experiment ain'lDn recommend
TINT this mni"rInl b" used nfior plOw.
Ing for som" cultivated spring crop.
IN" lime cnn then perform lts full
function IN promoting the growth Of
tn" bnrtorin thnt grow on clover
roots
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
PROFITABLE PIECE OF LAND
Farmer Surprised TO Find Little Girls
Tomato Patch Best Paying Spot
on the Farm.

Many farmer has been surprised
TO find that the tcnth.ncro devoted to
ia" little girls iomnto patch hns been
the best pnyiUg plcc" of ground oL
III" fnrm.
Many Of them ur" getting out Of the
notion TINT III" garden business ~ foot
lRhnoss and Ia" womrn'B work, They
nrr beginning TO TAX" hold ma help out
with the plnntinR cuIlvniing md gen.
"rnl gnrd"n work,
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
Pueblo Pioneer Dies.

Pueblo-David Gillespie, 70 years
old. a pioneer resident of Pueblo. died
at his home in this city. lie has been
a car inspector with the Santa F6 rail
road for the past thirtysix years, and
for twenty-years was in charge of tina;
work at Rockvale in Fremont county
He was prominent Mason and Odd
Fellow and is survived by his widow
and one married daughter
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
Handcar Robbers Blow Morrison Safes

Morrson.-The third "handcar rob.
berry" within week occurred at Nor
rison. Thieves broke into n merCan-
tile company store and opened the
safe by means of an explosive. but
without finding anything. They also
broke into the postofiice, but were dis
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
Wed Twice in Two Months.

Pueblo-Henry Brill and Helen Van
Duyn were married for the second
time within two months. The license
for the first wedding was secured with
the bride using the name of her step.
father. Thinking that the wedding
might be termed illegal because of this
fact, the couple obtained another H.
cense and were remarked.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
INCREASED YIELD OF CORN
Cylindrical Ear and Wedge Shaped
kerneIs. Regarded ~ Fancy Points,
Have Big influence.

There IN no doubt but TINT the nycr.
ngc yield OF corn per cnrc could bs
gr"atly Increased n n little more nttcn-
,Ion wns pnid to selection OF the seed.
The cylindrical cnr nnd even. wedge
shipped kernels no often regarded ny
merely fnncy points, win be found 10
have n far greater influence Cn the
yield thnn one would suppose.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16

cold water to swell the pores of the
wood and prevent the butter from
sticking.
The chUrn Is now rcndy for the
cream, which should be poured through
II conrsc strnincr to remove any Jumps
of cream or any hard white sp"cks
which are formed by the drying Of the
crcnm to the sides Of the can.
The natural color Of butter when
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
Woman Dying, Man Missing in Fire

Steamboat Springs-The Onyx hotel
burned to the ground One of the
guests, Mrs. c. II. Crystlc. was per.
haps fatally burned. and another
guest, said 20 be a tourist from an
Eastern city. had not been accounte ed
for at latest reports and it was feared
he had lost his life in the flames.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
Foreign

Berlin reports destruction of Rus,
sian dr"adnought by a bomb.
Gen. Sir sam Hughes has resigned
as Canadian minister OF militia and
defense
A wireless dispatch from Madrid
says II was German submarine
which sank the American steamer Co
umbian
\ bin providing for uniform bills Of
exchange between Panama and all
other American countries passed the
aEFumbly on first reading
A conference at Cardiff. Wales In
favor OF opening pcac" negotiations
which had been arranged By the &a
lional Council Of Ciyil Liberties, wuU
broken up
a Christinnia dispatch to the Coprn.
hagen National Tn"ndn says that the
Nobcl pence prize viii not be- awarded
this year but will Bc added to next
years prize
Sixty mon from the United States
gunboai Wheeling were sent ashore
ht Puerto, Mex, TO fight q fire caused
by lightning which struch two tanks
OF crud" oil, with u capacity Of $1,000
barrels oach. Five adjoining oil tank
w"r" threatened, but eventually N"
fire was checked.
Tho Canadian munition industry has
been developed 10 point where II is
Independent Of the United Statua
This announcement ls made ~ iao I'm.
pcrinl munitions board. which rs re-.
sponBIblo for placing tjDO.OOO,OG
worth Of shell orders In Canada for
the British government
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Washington

The population OF the United States
has increased 2i,OOO,OOO In the last
fifteen years. ana the number OF beef
animals has decreased 100000 and
sheep 100000. while hogs have in.
creased only 100000
Fire tests OF all kinds of building
walls and partitions. which are cx.
pected to have an important bearing
on all fire.resisting building construC.
ton, have been arranged by the United
States bureau OF standards
President Wilson was back at his
desk in the white House MONDAY after
an absence OF two months, prepared to
take up important foreign problems
which have been held in Hbryancr.
Thcs" Included the German submarine
situation and the Mexican problem.
Should the German embassy be viii
ing TO withdraw from the case In
which Armgaurd Karl Graves Is
charged with ondoayoring 10 "Siort
5000 from Countess Won BprnsrOrff,
there iB strong belief that the depart.
ront of justice will drop the charge.
4 hcayy earthquake. lnsting almost
half an hour was recorded on George.
town unworthy soIsmogrnphs
MAJ. Gen. George " Goothals. yoy.
"rnor OF the Panama canal zone. viii
pass into Ia" retired Hist Of the army
on his own application dating from
Nov. 10.
The name Of Edwin +. Sweet was
sent to the president By Secretary OF
Commerce RodfI"ld for roappontmcnD
% assistant secretary sweet resigned
TO run for governor Of Michigan and
was defeated
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
Sporting News

George lknockouD Brown of Chi
cago defeated Buck" Grouse of Pitts
burg on points in a fast six.round no
decision bout at Pittsburg
While Pierre Macho, aviator. was
making flight at Buenos Aires. with
passenger, his machine fell, the avi
ator was killed and his passenger in
jured.
kid" Marow of St Louis won n
decision over Johnny Dunn of San
Francisco in the fifteenth round OF
battle AT Victor, colo, when he was
accidentally foulcd.
Willie Richie. former lightweight
champion, and Johnny Mccarthy Of
San Francisco fought ten rounds in
the Juarez, Mexico, bull ring The
referee declared the fight a draw.
Denver is after the 1917 minor
league convention, according to ad.
Vices from New Orleans, where the
minor league magnatos from every
league in the United States are gath.
oring for their annual confab
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w estern

Loss from the burning of the Bangs
office and business block at Devils
Lake, n. D., was estimated at $3.50, 900.
Flour retailed in Portland, Ore,
stores Monday for $3.50 per barrel,
said to be the highest price ever
reached there.
The general conference of Oklahoma
coal operators and miners in session
at McAlcster adopted the report of a
subcommittee, calling off the strike
among the coal miners in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. w J. Bryan departed
from Lincoln, Neb, for Miami, Fla
Rumors that the Bryans were going
TO make their permanent home in the
South. presumably North Carolina.
were denied by Mayor G. W Bryan,
brother OF w. J. Bryan of Lincoln.
David Mckccn. lieutenant governor
OF Nova Scotia. died at Halifax after
an Illness of several days.
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STRIKERS NOT IN
CONFERENCE YET
WITH EMPLOYERS
Ashton Unable to Get Two
COntendlng Forces To-
gether in Meet.

" % NsriHr. .ti, Hr.. commit isior.
o.. announced ~tuuds, Bf moon that
Do h1' mot u.,,.I'l 'H .r.uf.ug q cnr.
f.f.H.. between .iN. fg w. uh,fs ~ the
hos Hffi'f. Hud ,rHwH. HrwfI mio1
.H1 fh, si,.Hfi N.UHHI.i.H company.
Tl. nhoisfs 'Us.H ,N N. new state
capitol iuF which iN. stewart company
nlF uN, contract when ihru employers
refused hri Muri'l iu .irr I ron,ta :
90 p1E thvw IN y,nis 'n hHuf
NJ. N.HIun .UUHHu.sI tfiNfy tNlt no
fNp, itt Iu UlU tHr Uunfsryu.r Within a
short thine Hui SATURDAY, r, NJ. iu .on.
t'I'nH In ''r w"ffue with U1.. WI.
SON. s'.r'Wn ~ lho r,t, federation q
labor HrN u,uh. u' hn'N 'nr hu1ctt.
fi,rt un'Hn lnI uf 'n, granite cutters.
v.u .urI,. HI'fH weeks Hau ai she zap.
uM
tN, stewart ..WIHUl u,.Itf, ihht sIi
rf1U. Ntr, 900 n Wr iuU and ihst
W,wh,fs uf 'Nr rHHHH. lalufrfs rrn.
'v,'I1' iu'un uf Nm,H.t v.., Blsu I'd
Nuff
rHI. s.i.. tsH NH. wuHrf,I ftf
b.i wee. 'u pk, tH. u'Hu u. hr 1fIt.
boz. W.Wh,. H. 'h. H.iaH...a 1Hi .lm
U..U 'wff. HuiUu uhu IH.. Nfuu u r
fNr HN u., WuulHf N...U.. .h. Stow
Hfi tuWu#i. ..Ns,si POO srU .unifa B
fu'fHn',.IHl n,m i.f. ..ri. in hour
tor th,'. Nufl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
ROOTS FRIENDS
LAUNCH A BOOM

SEW YORK. Aprl The movement
for Elihu Root Tor the presidency.
Launched Friday night hy statement
bearing the 'iguptlrcs ~ , prominent Co..
pLf li.RuF is supported Ny Robert Ilr.u.
former member ~ Colonel Eups.t rlt =
cabinet and one NJ his Dlos-st friends lu
statement Published saturday hy says
VI, first Hnpiv- i- tlhu Root ml .,g.
uud .hs'.r Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. lH on last week wps host Hf iN'
luncheon which brought COLON Nuu.,.
s't and Nr supt together f0r tH" nf-'
iiw, since tho latter opposed N' EHu...
Welt ~ the republican nation d .ur "u
tiuu u 1919
William WfuHs. republican niIurpl
committeeman. man. u. whose ldN'ftr'
signed the Root statement. declared There
Wa nothing n'Nui ~ '.r'r y d'.If, 10
promote the nomination of Mr. Nuoi w.
dcnird cmph'ti .ell, report that th'
statement was mnn'utcr 'n help ~,
uandidacy ~ colonel Roosevelt
II vas learned Saturday that ir, Eoo'
movement ,rNsip'Frd Bt H cnuiyfouo,
held her, last rhursip, n, the Tutor
League Nj Root n is said knew That
the statement Wb- 60 BE- sued and ~
fvr,d no objection
nineteen " those who aru,l M. THo
statement hry delegate tfum NrV Nufi
state a. the national convention Nwnu
them btr two ~ th' l.l.s1i,s Ii bfr,
United state. senator lBwys WBdsWufii
DO tnd stats 'Yuttur o. E UfUvn AuY
'uluggins Tho puHl service. o' NJ UuH
~" statement unrlud,s
While No. ha. dr,lnyd in HyHnwr
candidate foI even thr highest puHli. -
flee yet. N nominated tur the ufesidruy
hy the yomlug national convention pi en-.
axe. hs svnsr ~ JWbl dliN must COM
VsI ht. utYYutsu.V
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HONORS EASY IN
vERDUN VICINITY

LONDON. Npfu The salient boz 'N"
Ffrn,t hr,s west NJ the Mcusc. With
IN, villas, uf u,thIncuari pt lts sharp
nugla BEL n'iug pounded ~ hn,h sides h
th, ,r'Ur yrrg"s troops which In ih'l|
lp.t IrN, succeeded IN making U new
i,nl 900 ih, hn. ,vu,hw,st ~ brtHIn.
court
Tho fI...sH WbH achieved near llnus
court village. the important positions lost
O., the French or "Wednesday, the Ger.
marH gaining a footing In two small
Held works between Hsucourt and llll
gNi which lies tWo.thifiH ~ - mil" io
the south " the Village un the other
side NJ tho salient ,hcf" also has Teen
shntp fghting. hni according 90 lnfi.
Satufdi, the advantage here vas w'U
the Tfc EN- vhu bostrd their phv,t aries
u grenade ruul,,'s between n'ihiu.UIfl
ami Jh'itiuUuuu
rhrf, has br,r uttl" hshiiug 'ia".
whore In tho We lun fvsi.n \ G'trtH
gf'n,d" ptpUk urHt luft \DuN Vhs f".
pulsed N N, t',uyh Who's" Ius ii'n'
east pi M. Nyu'. have been suuir.i'I
tn Intermittent bnmharhmsr,
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S. RESERVATIONS
FOR TRADE TOUR;
THIRTY PROMISES

~ lUH... thH To- loo charge uI ur.
nrl,w.HIs u. iN. annual upi, D.nf
s.Hu u. fH. UhHm'tf u 'urw.H. W h
h.'I W Nst hs. hTnr Htturi N ih'
iuNmsu .umRr tNHf NJ. equipment u.
=. sut.sI u.n NH N. Nfi.r..ss |H
,t,.. frar,.' rrmwrnrirg tho ufs' uf
'hr u..h WiNIIltI a.s.lnwrnfl uf
f,ssrrtIurs NU N Hfrbngri iuf r,th
car un. ,s. NN N. knuvu ns uiN,RI
and reservations NIi Do. msdy therein 'nr
President 90 NHuEW chairman 3
N1hsu Huj uih,r pfHk'rs Another 'af
Will b, resolved iu. iu.hcts and manu-.
autuf,fe
Thus rf hr uHh, excursion has not
been pushed b,,lH-, nf fh, recent Tlist
uir and iuf the additional toasun, that
W. llatdi, has been bus, pvVaflrG e
hfisi tor ihe traffic hssrinr in yurs ts
fore tho Interstate commerce commission
IN vriusni ylassr taa, iinep,pf. tnf
tiNs f,stftaiiNt have lsorn mad. and ai
ieaFi ihItt Ntms have expressed dstIf,
in have i,ptsssniai'tss un ths tnuf The
committee iu,lbf urged sil vhn ,uuj,m
plste rrIus ur thr ifip 'u rsu al NJ
iiatii,s uffiur m W. yol,urd uuldinf
aui firn Hp
Ths committee a arsious iu make this
rsrufsiur tb, wnst suttessfui s,ef enu.
Quoted nn' ui uHs ,Iit snd hes rfu,id.
~ iur pfnti contingency A. Yri " has
mot fr.eIttA She approval uf ths fa'ifuais
Hi. H srhaiu., Submitted aIa'ui f.n dtt.
itruins,a ss t-ss tsvI
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; MORE BRITISH
BOATS BLOWN UP

iuNppN Apu a Tn, lHss ~ three
mor luush vessels vas fspoued today
hy l.lo,ia Tho steamship Htluripn
md ,he schooner clyde of Whits,ahl'
were blown up The ,t'Vs were saved
The steamship Chnrsh VIZ. sunk
IN, rnuuiHu. $50 f',i hons vns built
Ir lpil Bud owned bt cardiff Wil,s
The DhAriBn vBa built bon 1917 was
Co. i,'i .iug and vns owned lu glasgow
Tho JNdr ~ WhltsDh'r ~ tpus
gfoS. vH. built bon M
NNUSIiiI.IS france. NpuI y Thu
l'gy ifsurb p1ssruE'f steamer Colh"ii
.sa sh'i,d without vain.nr h " suh.
marin. iu tho Mediterranean hut csc,p, Z
N MI-fior speed ut the same time
s,ndlnr vut wireless warning ~ sui.
marines
LONDON. Arfu Tho si,ame. Riiu-
duk reported damaged M the sc'lly
Islands struck mine according a.
lluNds which Stiufi,E reports her u.
nov in hlfl'r with hrr holds run N
water Tho Wir'it vps bound from
Portland fuf Rotterdam
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TO
SERVE RESIDENTS
IN n. ". SECTION

pustnfu.r tubs'Niinr CO. s,f,v tUv
npti lvrst fvsiitrrr section NJ OkishnWa
JiV WN lr established Va, n ih'
tuNtts'N phlun1v iNii Wrs' iish.
ir'nih Ety't ,,,wd,ne iu Hn aHunun. To-
wfui Fatfda, wHnlnr m ius'msst'
CLAUDE Weaver
Tho t,N station viii le iHra'ri ir t
new Nu.F huiid'nf eiihiu q shNIt de
jnr,s u' University station un the ca
line
Tug entire tsHt'f, sff rd D, the nrlls
Isle UHr LINE viii b. uiruiar tn tha
suh station the establishment uf which
viii SAFE rtfst deal nf iiue ani ifurhlr
lev ihr extensive md asenht frsiirniisi
ssr,irn aliens yissstn boulevard ami ihr
lulln itlr Tine
The iusir'iI,s viii have ,urlte 'nh.
stations when tn new unr ls rstab.
ishsd Nal
Two r, ths ruh.tisiiHrs located IN
capitol iiin ard Hi ihv stH,Nafds. Az
IN frsiit tos'nf'i,.s The either trn sTy
contract ststiHts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
TO LEASE GREAT
SCHOOL ACREAGE
FOR OIL SEARCH
Advertisement Of 100000
Acres Authorized by
State Officials.

Approximately zoo ooo sJtcs uf s.gre.
gated school land In Cimsffon coau,i,
the extreme nufthNts, county ot the
state. has been ordered advertised Tor
oil and sss lease by tho commissioners
OF the school lana oftite Til, leases viii
b, advertised sis,, da,s
In leasing this land the commissioners
~ill require the lrssecs to furnish a
bond of $4,000 each that they will be-.
sln actual drilling operations Within siS
months ond that n practical the well
shall be- drilled to depth " not lcs.
than a.OOo feet
IN addition. The IrssscS will b. award
"d un n bonus basis with the CUSTOMARY
ll1 percent royalty in the state
luf fumv time ruulryists have said
thH' ihv formation iu Jlmtftuu county
Was Favorable fnt ul and rsF. but ih,rf
In. l''n No ptuspvriing IN that county
dive 'niheh, n IL ssii. ~ ths absence nj
adequate uanfruftatinn fariiuirs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
NAMES APRIL IS
As CLEANUP DAY

Oklahoma yi,, viii hs IN ,'ass atoms
with spu,lsss Town and either places
noted icf hsir cleanliness. nm and after
Arm o..
MbNui u,yfhulsst Will iaaur a piu.lB.
nstlun Nuris, designating that dsN bel.
official ",l,an. .ur. AZ, uw Ubishuma
Jift
IN, .l,an.up ,ampaiau g. ihr direct
result uf activities " thr ttt frdyta
iluu " cluhs undo ths leadership " Mrs
usb nsHsdale
tn, people vul b. requested in clean
their rtsmis,s frtthsn up' ih,if hunsrs
a. much as pussihh And hrlp boz styrt
vft upsiilla in sirsi sust accumulated
litter and rilt. th. tNt s ,aHH.. Hui
b.. NN.f f ti.H f. T
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
GERMAN LOSSES At
VERDUN, 100000 MEN

PARIS. Nprli E.. ~ WN The
grunar 'ns.ss rriof, NrriHr up tn 'n-
utrssni tim, have reached M, huge total
W pulD men. ono " th, greatest bat.
ty i,..rs in the whole tsrrr ui vpif'f".
according tu estimate n,i, iuHii. here
FRIDAY irpm srml riii, n source Tu'
irsuIt ui careful nuuu' made iu tho
higU,si quarters n Wht.h tHy nsutuf
ha,r lrtn figrwbsil checked bui vert.
f,d
Documentary bui Nfoi tssiinuN.
r,tHst,i and authenticated u-rwt thr
giving ~ or, .isc details concerning IN,
lustss sut'sf,h hi tho rnHus anu W
us pn tho Nyriun firn' avs thr s,ri
ufrriai communication rt,u tu w" NF
a.. Istsi rfrss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
ALLIES TO TAKE
UP TRADE TOPIC

rAilts. Arfii Tho r.ufum ION.
istsn.r ~ lhr entente aNirs viii as.
s.mhis M Parts Anvil 90 prl lasi fuHt
fava President luin"afr viii ptrsii, ~
M. uprnnr ifintipsI tupis uf discussion
viil b. m8,uai tsthanf, uf c'mmudiiir.
undst a tstNf svsirm iatvtshIs ~ the
auirl nations other suhir ts a. be
taken ur aft
An urs.' 'ssrdiru tcrt .fnlnu sIi isu
iss,lon ir,.ri.d 70 fepuls,. tcmm.ftls
f.lsilcr. ar,erp N. ssl'esfsni,
p,.sau,icrsry measure. 10 bs ,sser
susiru irvs.icr o. allied ccVr,ri.. n,
e.rmsr pTcduc,, s',.f ~, pss.sus iTcr
~. state ~ ~sf ~ ~. ,,a,. ~ r.acs
\ nspsrs,lcr ~ wsf damsue.
Reduction ~ rcs,sL ,slsrtsrhJ sry
,slsrNn-s fi,s, awcru ,hs allied rrrn
H.as
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
lIeBkNeCHT FAILS TO
GET EAR OF RElCHSTAG

LONDON. Arril 4 Reuter- dispatch
from Amsterdam dated Apfll saws ihnt
~ Kari iichhn-yhi. -urlRlisi. NaH tho
only speaker when the naval hudgrt
p,ys,i ~ SECOND tsnding iflia, IN ihy
r'iyhNaE
liv tried repeatedly iu discuss ihr ,ru.
i1r NJ Admiral Nun Tifpurs fysiauaiiUr
pa naval minister and ai.u ihv ,Iu, iiur
II Grttnbn,s submarine warfare. Hui vss
finally ordered ~ drslst
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
SHIPS GATHER At
PANAMA TERM|N|

WASHINGTON. Npfil IN bnii,ipa
pur " frrreninE NJ che Panama canal
tn Nrfn ii q numhst " vessels have
tath,fyd ai she tsfmini ptstsrtinH iy
,at even fortnight esther than ma
,hs inngsr iuut around South America
~ Va, W straits ~ Magellan 1h'
M, rlefs NJ rrersiins fofre Who hat,
it,r rn miinurh in thr United Ns'u.
ti,t an isen frsaliv'i tD ihr lsihmif
Nttssis drawing re- in 4" fs't nj uH
.l i. .t#ff.H iu n. tiutf Hf f.H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
WRITER ENRACED
BY YNON-DELWERY
OF HIS M|SS|vE

John J.nt (Which rnt rnIn Ws
n.m,. g. w. ,uI s. u uf Princeton
uru rn - ut Jonn. llupkln university.
u.s uethumn ru. 3. .on'-Nursc.
town Not oul, doe b., think -p hut h'
dU,.ui hoslut, % moment a. sr' s"
In h,t. 30 strongly does be- pussc.s
N. courage Uf his conviction. that De
said -u u letter written from grove
Cr,. ia. io Postmaster HHud" Weaver.
yb, received the m.--i,' and t"rd ii.
contents with mingled pleasure and SUIT
pr., SATURDAY mnfuIur The surprise
exceeded tn, pleasure ht several icIf"'.
T. Seem. mat this wru lun". ut must
ue explained sg that J"n., len tr"'l-
4, hi. name. which s suppressed Us Th'
Times Tor humanitarian reasons. and be-
,1ut, NJ tho fear uu IN" ptu ot Nj
Weaver that should 3, become known the
owner OF the NAM" would be- waited "n
hy committee ~ Indignant r.ut'ns from
oklahoma CitN. Nll ihir.ting for his gore
sent letter tn N, oklahoma riry post
uII,, .ufn. time axe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
GElSSlER ATTENDS
HlllES LUNCHEON

CHICAGO Auu' i-ur,lh
NmnnE hs republican IrII.rs vru ~.
tended the W',tina vf t.r sIfHurfmiti,'
Bro charge ui iH' arrangements fpf jNr
spuhl.sn national convention vBs Stat,
Chairman NuhIr " !,.psl,. ~ okla.
hpmn Tie vps ir,u.I ~ M, iurUHsrn
ei,en hy Chairman llUI,s h.iuK tl~ mi,
an" 80 Nuuuf'i nsiir f.m tine u'f. crs
and members ~ tho sIil pmwittrr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
KILLED FROM AMBUSH
ON STREETS OF WlR1

NRpNuRE. okla. Npf.l , White Wi.
liam Wclmyr vps watkins down the
street bt wit W the il,,iiiuH Fields
Erdhy ulrhi With yompAu, 20 friends.
No. was shot from ambush and kIll,l ils
father Re, " " Wrim,f at Gfu,c
,ii, Va has been notified Wr.mrr was
employed Hs dtIllsr with Contractors
Mead and Nsrl,, Nu ARREST hls hstu
nLaLn and ninn.ra Inv. no Nm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
SNOW CUTS SHORT
WILSON'S OUTING

WASHINGTON Aprl President
Wilson who lsft rrda, nisht IN the
naval yacht Ms,fovst iof u,,s end
cruiser will ietutn io washlns,un st
unue. awning anout go y m SNOW
and sisvt wete sttn oincialh ~ the
cause fof his return Ercr.,sr, tnnfins
ssd nu rsW information hsd been 49,
ieivei irDm tho usrmrn snterum. ni
rnncerninr tia tbhwAfmr uustiior iut
Y Nas expected nt snt iIfur The srtfs
isfv Wanf io srs ihe pfssFisni seinnist
uight
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SUIT INVOLVES
QUARTER MILLION

WNUi NJ .nts April frank :.
katyb m'mti1 siutthniist IN ihs
GATES uI .smranI has naitutsd sult
srRIUsi thr ruiuuau and iW pfwirtsss
Lsnmrt .HmiaN ui usiusuilis Tsaas.
ssslrr iH annN r. runfrse shsfsta
Wy v't.s Iumr1H, asfvei iu funish 'hs
It,siH.eis .uiiifgW 500 haffvis - tils
ii n.r iat ~ iH 'snis hattsl ~.
.nr''asi vss made nt y q yssr asa sni
iira'iiun crude nua ls felina ~ A. rshia
o.. suw irtHsrd amUuuis iu date -
$50 Has kst.H 1fks 81 nuuiuUstth
FI. .Hi.tf..f -