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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

Will not return nomc n, the close N the
school hut viii gp'nd q couple Of months
visiting friends % chicago and nlso yit-
lting Mfa r n baskerville nj Joliet
lll who was formerly Miss Lufa Carrie
~ this city
Mr. and Mis- Theodore Gu1lman who
have hron 'hc gI,tt uf Nj and Mrs
Homer y lln'rdmun the past week 'cfl
Thursday evening '0r their home IN Wat
onga
A.
The Eu N,1nt .luu held ~ picnic Fri-
, dp rt Wheeler park tho mcmncrs tn
the numb"- U' fourteen and twelve NJ
the little FOLKS Euiug ~ the pntk In the
morning ip sp'nl the day \n elegant
picnic dinner WINS served at a. and
following pleasant afternoon the dly
Wrs completed with motor ride 90
northeast lake % Np# decided tp h9y,
"uo other meeting June no the hum,
NJ hhs g " putnnd when there viii.
%" % general rcv''V NJ the lessons this
winter and the tcrr huuks vir be- dis.
tr'hut'd
%&
MIS- orHH U,r'dIUi 0f TUlp who
stopped over flr ~ few durs with h.
sis'ct-In law Mrs = Taylor aud other
0ld friends IN tho ,iiy ,rrou'r h.m, from
BE- N's.' in klnru her win lrnN, MI pf.
i,funuH fpr huwr
~
Ms Hunter CutUrnu win leave
NNud,t 'u. f.w weeks .u Mineral
Wells Texas Ms uuu lea Harrison
U' ltllo. Who has hnun spending IL
couple u' weeks nrr, with rRl pnd Nj
'NUru win m'ufn home "Wednesday
M q
Mr. sul Mrs k,u Elliott enter.
'UInci informally p' suction Friday oven.
Iur VI and N-s oven ponclly made
iHr hsh score Dainty rc'rcshmcnt,
were served pi iha close NJ the game i0
Ncssrs and Nmsr Rn, y Tn,lnr owen
~ pnnn"lly. charles Harrison ! T.
Ers'r and T. v Nurich'
Tho rr,iub'Irr rlHss n Emerson
school vii. boz entertained "Wednesday
afternoon ~ urN.t n, tho rn'fous
,IHh u' 'Hc school md tho ,N lass
Mis- rrn u Thornton entertained tho
lNfvr ,lHh Thursday. Mrs NNUc nef.
..N ''''.' ''A||N '''h 10
r'orr was mad. hy Mrs Graham Rnstou
This VHs 'HH 'H' meeting NJ tho wear
~. a.. A., ,..t.. ..r,
-. ,.....,I ,,, WV 49,,
,..,..,. ''''' ''
m, Ready 4. ..r climb ,r,, rua,r
afternoon pf ir, fn.,.. f,. IA, las, rrs
uiBr prart,w NJ th, ,c,r Nj. Vivian
lI,nr, VA. irst.r Miss sarah C.rrtsor
rsy, a l.tinv .f Winston ,iut.hiu.s 70,
Tsr r,pr,-, ~. rr.,l Nelson 10
viewed latter, b., VuI,,r I,.ar
aud N,s U,pt r,,, IA. atom, ,f ",p.
r,lbs pusIn,a. IL, Harrison Tho rui
/ ,,,r t..s. o,r, f,,., ,.t ,rt. uri
+ wgtIrg f4. n. ..,.n, UIu h. , ,..rI.
. June % a. Northeast nl,
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,r,,, ss...i..,. u an. ..'.i...,
io attend tho mr,frl No V.s T,p.i,lc
nn'h"r Mrs r. iNlu Will f.wllN r
/ unl''hurr. '"r SOM" time Ni 'he bedside
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

MkISS ELIZABETH BROCK the charming young daughter
AVG of Mr. and Mrs Sidney h. Brock of 1901 North Share
avenue who has returned from eastern college Since
graduating here from Mckinley school the middle of the
winter Miss Elizabeth has been student of the Mary Bald
win college at Staunton, Va
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

lnndrum md MYTH" ana FRANCES ~.
corn, sang several numbers, th' ''".
living the chorus ld'llf ,h"N worm
i'''' ',',',''," - :" -, ,h. .yo,t,s
'''' ''' ''' wv
Mrs Rruel HaHkcll had with IN" mem
/ 1Sy Nine" ii'h''H" 'r'''' "'u
ll'soh hno fIAhN M'n'' r," ,,
r'nch 'hn WI n'"'' W., up "''",'
nun WI" meet H'N r''u'' WIN "''
g J. lnF'U'
. Mrs q Mohl entertained IN" Hirl-
ling Thlmhl" club Thutsdnl having heo
/ Ne guests Mrs Holland Clay Ford ~
/ FIX titN, Mines VI l. Nh. " q h'm-
r,,,s NJ. ~ q G,,yi, v,. crcr,cd ,o
/ ,,,,,,,,s,'t, rh. ..n.,rss ,or IA, nov,
| meeting in ,u, ,,,cks uul n, announced
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E"'A WIZ WI, un'''''lH NJ w. N's",'
Iey I n,1. ~. tiss ,,o,c Ne v,ro,
/ sherwood wifi b, the hnsf,sa next. Fri.
iay
y
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.,.'a'
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Texas Tucsdpy
\ y
With A.FlINfk 1fFtiIt..HU tNFtF.l ~
,nc stt,,to ~, ,,n,.. - g.,,,',,,..,. '
to,,, t,,',o .,, "A =, n 49,. ~.
ha.,,.,,. ,I.,,,,,,.., -, wv,
u,r,,l smith lane. n..,,,,,o,,. ,,I w,.,
W,rg,, n.,,,na ~, tna.no,a,,,. 90
score THIS was the final meeting for
The season
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81 g. rn,s ", p.i,.,Ir. y" n'''n., w. w.
KIN, s,,,n,,,,"s ",'', A.. ,,. , W." w., w.
,isop m,1c IA. b,,b s,,,, u,. t.,,
shields Nin entertain tho ,i,,, nos, t,,,
day
a. n N
.
cards and dancing ruNsdsy .yonlps Al,
the Masonic ,cmple All m.mbe,s n, ,bc
order and ,hclr friends arc ,,y,,.s
p, and AZ uoh.,, u v..u... 80,
today ,r N,di,ir. p,rr IL, ~, ..,
whrr. thry vu sn,,d -, v,.l C.,,,,r
w, ',"'s WI "'ftoN NJ I'M"
ne, U',''m , ~ 'h' va, ".!o'N Nn..
u'" '"u luu'eu', ~ NV NhltNlh Al
W ,n' lnehn't' o'lns pt'een' VIZ
rnh viii mo-, mc., evei, n,,u O,,,,.,
Inc Nhl'nrr school patrons club vi.
meet ~ the building NJ o'clock Mon
entertained by W" pupils OF N" e'ptcs
SION class.
y
Mrs " n Fezrr entertained the MON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
lYpic

IN" hI'l At the Lyric theAtsf sunday
viii be five acts presented hy nineteen
people \ feature viii be- plano act
presented hy Will } Wnrd ana his Five
Piano Girls, using one grand and four
upright pianos bayc Martin. The knut
with a Is" viii introduce original com.
cdy Richards and Lawrence. German
comedians have fund NJ dialect con
ycr'ii'on Thr hIE act IA Norinr car
men Mlnstfc's. ln which six men and
20 woman hiy" active parts Al the
lut"st song p's and rHgs are offered
Angel HALO rn1 Angel rDrphtts. are
on me til The Strange case ~ Mury
rnt'.' tenth episode will be- the feature
on the screen MONDAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
r. the ,,r., h.iiot IN. week /.

ferIng for the first hali~of the week 4.
You Never Can Tell" and is said 10 he
cohb's strongest Offering Mary Fuller
beautiful Bluebird star. also appears -
n double bill with the musical show IN
The Strength ~ the Weak" n five'r-'l
picture play. The first musical show
viii be at $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
our DAILY BIRTHDAY rkRrY.

Mrs May Wright sewall. noted peace
advocate and leader IN many civic move
mcnts. born In Milwaukee, p years ago
today
John Kendrick Pnngr. celebrated au-
thor and humorist born at Yonkers. ".
Y, 81 YEAR, ago today
Dustin Fsrnum. popular actor and
photoplay star. horn at Hampton Beach.
y " N years ago today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

The fret peace party in the United
states was formed TO oppose the wAf oi
1919 hy combination Of iedrr lists and
demoo rattle c'fepuhlicsns. mostly In New
England
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
FAV0RlTE RECEIPTS.

Ice water Cake,
V1HWp ours NJ sugar. three cups
" SvansdoNn cake flour whites
- " seven cggH one cue Of Ice
waicr three ioufihs cup ot butter,
two t,nspoonfuls " baking powder,
one t'nspuonhl nt pineapple extract
nako either IN p,er of 90 cut In
spunfcs using With lt marshmA.
low icing. made hi adding ten
cont package ~ matshmallnws,
which have been separated and
heated M the oven. 10 regular
cooked icing
Mrs FRANK J BEST
b2l. W sixteenth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

The victorious Eugene Field team
chnmpioned tho negative side of the
question, meeting and yan1uishing suc-
ccssiycly the Lowell Whittier and Lee
schools AMI thus winning the cup There
had heen other schools entered but they
dropped out of tn association tor various
reasons the five h'ntioned IN this story
being the only teams remaining How
ever. II rs believed thnt newt year other
schools viii again enter md N" nHn-
citation hr put ,1 % more extensive and
permanent basis
Talinicrro r. .nlrtccn q cen fourteen
md Garrett thirteen years ia Their
exhibition has been Brilliant Thcir
principal stuart y Hopkins expressed
admiration for .hn boys talent and the
krcncst appreciation " their rde'lty to
dutv which, applied 10 the dctcrmln tlon
10 win. resulted ~ victory,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

NaNois were r1ei fnr twelve .anii.
date'. tenresen'ing seven states. M M,
election that resulted in thr sbs,.a .,
George Washington as firs, ptssiisr, ,I
lhe United states
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

elc0ro Nmlgas, Mrs' joseph 'o'''
man
q 7Rs j. \ ROSS md MS u. NJ
IMM BluPhman entertained most
UWI delightfully."- saturday at
NVO O'Clock luncheon IN honor of
the Kappa Kappa sigma soror-
ny of Norman " which their daughters.
Miss Edith Ross and Miss lfis liaugh-
man are members The hous" was at
tractively decorated with spring flowers
and bluchirds. the luncheon tables hay
inR large baskets Of roses. daisies. sweet
pcasc and honcysucblc intcrminglod The
place cards were hnnd-dccorntcd In the
emblem ~ the sorority and were the
work NJ Mrs GLADYS Ross Mrs q. "
Everest and Misses GLADYS md Wanda
Ross assisted N" hpstcgHos In serving
Guests NJ the occasion were Misses
Elaine Hovlan Dharllnc Nichols. Helen
Thornton. Mamie Tnggnr Gladys Rudd.
MARY REID RI'h Klnglcsmith. Ruth
Lowe Grace Heatn"rngc Maudo Walker.
Glover md Vera Gorion Eloisc Engcton.
Marie Anderson clara Swatck, Adiio
Msloy. Ncllic Jane McFcrron. Edih
Rose, lfi. liRughmnn and Mrs. g. ..
Gettengcr
Mrs Frank J Rest .nd Mrs Wells
Miller hfc i--ung invitations 10 two NJ.
ternoonS ~ auction ~ be- given Wcdncs-
day snd Thursdly. June nnd In honor
M Mss MARY Rest who following her
graduation ~ Hardin college nj Mexico
Mo. viii return home shortl, ,net June
!.
=
Mr. and Mrs lohn Fields I'm Thurs
dsy cnr0ut" cnst Following o. fcw dlvs
stay In Winfield kou with Dr and
Mrs George Emerson thoy viii 80 20
Chicago wh'ro Nr Fields viii attend
the republican convention. going later
70 Nov York oitt and other eastern
points
Mrs william Wallace picrre Who has
hecn quito critically lll Is improving very
slowl,
\ number - ~ members NJ tho Lad
tes' coli club are planning to 60 20 the
second annual sin'e match fnr ladies a.
Musknroc Jun, Gtb9 Among tho party
are Mines S1mrN " Harris Arthur
VIII GEORGE Frcder,kson. Chester Mel
con q Is Williams. Albert T. KNIGHT
4 MDNphru T. " Corkrell, Roy
rinorN ,rihur \ ilugnfolt and Robert
= Loou'r
Nr nuI Mrs Frank RnpntlcK who
have recently returned from their we'd
nnr rlp lfr a. home 10 tho'r friends at
go E'r lpts PLACE
-
Miss Martha k'lle, ~ NUssoVce AZ
rived tudl. for q months visit viih Miss
TH .g.N. ftI tt..I
with box pHrty this afternoon NJ tho
o,rrhol-,f matinee no honor NJ Miss
Kelley AMI Mrs shelly Green ~ Dallas
\ new .Iuh organized 10 while away
'hc summer hours VIII be- known - me
Porch pily,rs rliu and was entertained
wedncsd,y mornn nr hy Mfs \ 4 lnr
i"it ~ wcnhcIs ptc Mmos lntk Rus
sell. Frank S,srn " y NRtthci-sn.
Fred ! IHsh Ir,d Ipli,ln e. Y
rlockir o. b. Funk llnmcr \ Davis
Gcotrc Fulton VI Gpvlc. James N
RulloV1, and o. Unrrc,I Substitute
hands Won. rlr,,I hy Mines O. = Nolf
and 4 ~ We.tyott Mrs Fred lnsHv
made ihr top score Mira g T. Wnrh'
~lll sn''ri'iu tho club mex, N"dn'sd'F
Mrs Joseph Ull and tah, NJ uuskn-
go Rfr 'hs guests for fortnight NJ
NJ and Ms = . klpUrigN AMI man,
old friends
Mis- Clcib embblencld has returned
nome irom iNmund whore she has hrcu
student ~ the Central State Normal
Miss Gale Stubhl"n,d Who l' student
~ tn Chicago TrNtlInlr and Iicnfo,in
Memorial school Ter nurses IN chicago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

Miss Josephine WisrmNr vin present
hrr Junior pupils ir rHu, recital this
evening ~ hrr studio ni aia Norh STILES
avenue Thus appearing on ine program
ntc travis Nssh Hazel Howard Anna
Msfv rprir nuh, Langley Allsne
HurN 'tful stiyklry nup pfpVyer
fmiur iludsa,. iutl'e Lindsay. pHnip
Nash Danl Taylor and llnuls Mae Rus.
ssn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

vfs r T. West Nad with the wruhcr,
oi the Wf.dgv Luncheon club FRIDAY
Mines WINNIE Erwin and Hon U Thorn
ton llrh scores We, made h, Mime.
Ervln ani Logan N,rnrii mi. was M,
final meeting ni 'Nr ar'sHn ryprni .or p
piruir vhi.h is hs'nr pl,uroi Nr tho
husbands. Tho date ~ no announced lntrr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

nrction Tonight John BARRYMORE M
pears In The Red widow" and q Key
st0nr is on the program
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

The members NJ ihs wetle, welfare
club Viii entertain with hanlus, fn,
their husbands Saiufda, e,rAins ~ ns,,
week at the ~ t.1ke's Nethuiis, church
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

~ and Nrs 4 = r Realty who
have .pen, the winter ~ tho leo. nuck
ins hotel are nov ~ home ~ Their
friends ~ 1903 Norih Western avenue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
Mondays Events

Bishop and Mrs, Francis Key
Brooke, at home for Dean and Mrs.
Frederick j. Bate.
Penslope club Mrs. J. r. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Caldwell,
dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Welh'
ener OF Dallas.
Chatting Dish club, Mrs, lee Van
Wlnkle
Entire Nous club. Mrs. W. j. eeate'
Social meeting Art Renaissance
club, Mrs. N. NJ. Bowers.
Allegro Amlgas, Mrs Joseph hoN'
man,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

NJ Biwlr vaile Mrluttf has gpr,
Co Los Angeles and other points In
California, where he viii make m .,
tended stay fut the benefit " hi. health
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

Ms " A Fuvlet entertained tho r.
q r club Thursday. the decorations NJ
the huulc being Ia sweet peas and Amer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

NJ q n nnlssll IL spending ten
daNs in Kansas city and at Excelsior
Spfinrs Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

The regular dinner dance which hss
been given each saturday evening at ths
Counir, club viii be- Varied neV week
when the dinner Saturday evening viii
he followed by an evening " auction
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

Mr. " n Natlugton. Who arrived
.h' hHs hc'n for the winter. and is tho
guest ~ Mrs Isabel Hamilton. wiz only
Hmom until Tu,sday Rs shc is cn route
iu r'uvrr Colo where she will spend
tho summer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

Miss tot'is Real " Ardmorc. who
sr.r, the week With Mrs 4 rhacks.
and other friends returned homo Thu
morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

Nj = r duncan entertained the
ENM Auction olub Thursday morning
Mr. \ E Hart playing the substitute
hand Mine. X ~ McNry and Nj
rru,u received tho fayory Luncheon
Vts served 1t O'Clock and the meeting
r,U Thursday viii he with Mrs " n
Julhf.u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

~ and Mrs " g. west entertained the
Progressive whist club for ~ last meet.
ms Of the season. having also As IN.
vlt'd guests M,ssrs and Mines n r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

\ morv party who motored 20 Nett
cine rptk this morning fnr rourlr ,
days stay included Nrs ! Ircd Meyer
o' lhnnihbl Mo. Misses Myfn Wilsn
ana Margaret rcltcc ana Mcssfs \ y
Mcfarland charles Ridrncut n ,~icbr
nud John tlclshwan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

Mrs = l. wolff and Mis-. ors
Wolr viii leave sunday for their hom
IN Nl"i" m, after nm extended ,I,l
with IN" formers daughter Mrs " Z
Morse
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-23
AUTO RECRUITING
 IS POPULAR

WASHINGTON, June 28 - To reaci virgin recruiting fields off railroad lines, the United States marine corps has put into cO-opera- tIon three combination freight and ps ssSuger automobiles fitted up as virtual rolling recruiting of lices to strikes into interior sec tions where the soldiers of the sea" ar- but little known and the opportunities for their service of Iers 10 enlisted mon, less under st, Od.
 These recruiting offices on wheels will first operate from San Fraut isco, Atlanta and Boston, but if the experiments made are satis- factory, the idea will be extended to other sections of the country.
 The ranks of the marine corps have been kept to OyerflOwing for mere than three years, but US con- gress is expected to incl ease the strength of 5000 men, the auto mobile innovation has been worked out in line with the corps reputa- tiuu O1 preparedness.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-23
GREECE PROEST
 OF WILSON

Athens, June 2S-The attituae D, L... a4aus ION ard Greece has beeI u-.u...>cu aL uuuOer OI meetings a..u tu.vu5uout L4e AiuguUm. h! ,-s,lul.,-s were auupteu by En9 y,vptv yAp. essIus JueT loyalty Ior r>Iuz UuusJ.u4uy anu cOuLIuenIe l" L4g you,y yI FlemIvr SAouOues.
 I4e rusO.UuU4s protested agsInst the u4-uh-ug OL t4e GrecIan pO- Ls ,y L.st,Du a4u tI,Ace and 0e- uyu.,,u L4u vC~UucL UL t4e AIl09 tuuu.u uouugu4 --tICus and especial .y l--- yut,o- ol--,es and pArLcuIa.i- y J.u Irusl4U-J o4 tue UnlLou sutJ,s. l-v .-.LulJs OL the resO- IlI,Ls Mv.u Lu~t they referred to the l,..s us our glorious soYer- y.-u, h.-g Constantine All. This u..- 4.uyu L-e mUu"Ich m the u4e ,. t4u uu,I,Dt rulers Ot Con- -yaa..-Ople.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-23
l IONGSHORENEN AGAIN ON STRIKE IN SEATTLE
FIRES MAY ENDANGER
 PICNIC GROUNDS

Skagway has one Of the most beautiful spots in the Pan HandIo district for pleasure plcnics and fishing parties. Its existence IS in danger. Are you willing to do your part for its protection? It will call fo~ no outlay of money, nothing but living within the law doing what should be done.
 Lower Lake Dewey from now on will be the scene of Daily picnios. Two fires were discovered in the immediate vicinity last night and put out only after considerable wor on the part of the discOVererS- City authorities have been detailed to make an investigation. A lunch basket was found beside the burn ing camp fire that some one had negligently left burning. It may be the clue to the finding of the person CT persons who have left oth CT fires burning on the picnic grounds.
 A law provides for the fine and Imprisonment of those found guilty Of leaving fires burning. A strong appeal has been made to the Daily Alaskan to give publicity to tne danger for fires nt this time of the year.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-23
GASOLINE PRICE
 MUST DROP

WASHINGTON, June 23 - Th"i thr price oI gasoline wlI decII-e scou. aud Very quickly ul lD'-t, ls p.gu.cted by JAe federal trade cO.l- misslun wuloL h,-s liulsUeu It's Iu- 4ury luto the uJgI price Ui that Iu- Jr:canJ.
 Ii. U. James Of K@luaS City, Sc cr,tury oI t1e WesJe.U ReLae.-us Ass.ociauou. sid tua- LDey 'trs l@yiug les Lor gasoline now Lu~u fer months, aal the decline will reach r1ta.ecs AL a Jew L-ys.
 There was considerable evidence belvrg tue commission to tue ot- tecs thai g,lr,-ge ovuc.s it. CIg's- land. New York and Ch.,a5o aud otusr large metropolitan cities were utJ,mlJug to form g. combination to control gas prices. T-ey p.o.U that they were fighting u-e St,-ad- a.d Oil wbjcu thoy iLt.u-ted w-s trytug to drive 'bum I;eu4 Che busi- uess. All ret@ile,s have placed the blame upon the shouldys of the Standard Oil Co.,. who they charged refused to compIgte and fixed the prices.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-23
MOOSE LEADERS
 F0R HUGHES

NEW YORK, June 23-Progress- i've leaders have rushed to pledge their support to Charles E. Hughes III hls race for the presidency.
 Theodore Douglas Robinson, Col. Roosel eIt's nephew and former chairman of the Progressive State committee, has made an early call with a pledge of support. Everett Colby, leader of the Moose in New Jersey. who w4s plying strong with the Democratic Tarty, has fallen in to line aud will support Hughes on the Republican ticket. Merrill E. Gates, former chairman of the Progressive party in West Chester County and noted leader in poli- tics has declared that he would take off his coat and pitch in for the former Justice.
 H. s. Joy, an ardent advocate of Theodore Roosevelt has enlisted on the Hughes side and will captain company of workers for the Repub- lIcan party. Mir. Hughes has de- fined his attitude toward the Ger man-American support as "undilut- ed Americanism."
 Molten pictures will play an i'm portant part in the campaign, for the first time in their history. Pic lures of Hughes with extracts for his campaign speeches will be thrown upon the screen of the mo- tion picture palaces in the largest cities.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-23
GRAIf ELEVATOR
 WIPED 0UI

BALTIMORE, June 2S-A Penn sylyauia railroad elevator on the hlrbUr front at AnatOn, a suburb, has been burned with u loss of life conservutively estimated at from four to ten men and injuries to more than forty others.
 Two steamships, the William Van Driel and the Welback Hall, which were unloading grain, also were badly damaged by the fire. The flames spread to an ore pier next to the elevator, badly damaging it. SveerIl strings of grain cars in the elevators were burned. Esti- mates place the loss at more than $2,OOO,0OO. A theory that the fire was caused by q bomb is being in- vSstigated.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-23
SOPHIA Our uIIH BIG LIST

T-c sophia steamed out of port .asl 1l=u, @u seven o'clock with a g,,d passenger list. The Dawson glssgusvls Icr tLe outside were: j.. l4r-,l, Eu. Euglcy, J. ThOmas' Ags. u. b. Iousymau, w. Seyy, ruuI D.Uulu, Mrs. E. C. Cullen Mss uyra Holly, Ms. Chisholm and l,cs. uvrUsJvr.
 5. A. Williams and NIr. Minck, NO A.:g-ts Ol the STD, went south Ii. SO4.-tz and sUu, Ms. Dietz and sca, llgss.s. Mcheuziv, smith and Re from WutsaOrse secured south w~.u y-ss~gc Uu the popular bout. l.. A. C. S'Udd connected with the Lugu-l Mine, was a.so a south
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-23
CONTEST FOR NATIVES

Tie Sports committee are con sidering the staging Of some event in which Natives alone will be allowed to enter. A prize wtll be offered and presentld d to the win uer of the contest. Just as to what the event will be the com mittee have not announced, but A. C. Blanchard informed the general committee that it would be exciting and offer amusement to the cele- orators.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-23
PRINCE RUPERT IN PORT

TLe Prince Rupert arrived in port this afternoon with sixty one passenger for Skagway and ninety tens of freight. It made a rapid trpi up, taking in the Glaciers nnd scenic views on the way. The boat waited for the tide at Wrangell Narrows, but steamed into this port ahead of scheduled time. It will clear this port Saturday.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-23
GOLDEN ROD OFF FOR
 HAYNES WITH PARTY

The Golden Rod left port this m2y---g with a party for HIneS. }Ir>. Andrew stevenson, Mrs. Lands borough aud Miss Caskey will make ta- round triD,rvturuiug to the Gar d,u City soue time today.
 Mr. Freeman, Miss Freeman, Miss Ca.sm. Fred Hepburn, Bishcp liar roll, Acton Walbridgc, Edward Bur well and Col ". L. stevenson are king u tstg into PC'cpiue. The iart.r party are on a business trip and the time of their return to the ou. Is indefinite.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-23
CHIEF ISSUES CALL
 FOR MEETING

Chief Bender has issued a call for a Firemens' meeting at S:SO o'clock this coming Saturday even ing. An urgent reqest has been made upon all ffremene to attend.
 Business coming before the juris- dicticn of the department in prepar, atton for the July celebratiOn and recharging of the chemical engine will be before the boys Other de- patmental business will also be up for discussion.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-23
ENGINEER MINE SENDS
 OUT SHIPMENT

Sixty five tons of gold ore from the Engineer mine came in on last nights train and will be shipped to the Tacoma Shelter. Captain Alex ander is working his mine and pros poets ale getting better every day. Other mines in that vicinity are ex- pected 10 be placed on a paying basis as soon as the development work is finished.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-06-23
MESSAGE DELAYED

SEATTLT. June 22-The Alaska cable alter having been repaired by tle Burnside between Siiha and this pIace is again ready for busi- uySs. The accumulation ot business during tle imp4,imgut ol the cable will uvcesSitate the handling oL many messages and until c.errea from the boards messages are uth.e Jo be- somewhat delayed.