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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Fourth Ship Lost;
Storm Kills Fifty

CLEVELAND, O., Oct 25.-local
managers oi the steamer Merida, owned
by the Valley Shipping company OF
Midland, Ont, conceded today that the
ship was los, in Friday nights gale on
Lake Eric The admission came after
seven bodies oi the crew had been
picked up in Lake Erie by other ships
So far as is known not man OF the
crew of twcnty-threc survived the trag
edy
The loss OF the Merida makes four
lake steamers which wen, to the bottom
of Lake Erie in Fridays storm The
loss OF life is fifty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Sixteen Die When
Steamer Is Sunk

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 25-Six,een
members of the crew OF the steamer /.
Edward Hines, including Captain i, NJ,
McKcigc, jr., of New York, were
drowned when the steamer was sunk IN
the Caribbean sea iorty.fiyc miles east
Of Belize, British Honduras, in the
tropical hurricane on October IS, ac-
,ording to a wireless message. Only
hree members OF the crew were saved,
he message stated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

Soldiers Arrested
for Visiting Home

CHICAGO. Oct. 2}-Sixv six mem
bers Of the Illinois Field artillery who
are waiting at Fort Sheridan to be
mustered out OF the federal service and
who, rebelling at alleged inadequate
protection against the cold, visited their
homes without leave over SUNDAY we're
placed under arrest today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
RlMANlAN FORT C0NSTANZA FALLS TO GERMANS
STRONG DRINK VICTIM
NEEDED HELP: COURT
SENDS HIM TO ROADS

an CAN'T resist the temptation To-
drink. Judge" : " White
q head told Judge Spl,lcr IN the
city court this morning
EVERY time | get ON the water
wagon some body drops around to
the wagon yard with bottle oi
Ter, 1t To me. and ,opplc off agnn
You need help said the ludRc.
and am gong 10 try and get YOU
sober
"Your fine will be SIS and thirty
day, Imprisonment By the time You
gct out believe YOU Will he cured.
Officer see that this man goes T.
the county road this afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Frost and Colder
Weather Expected

Light iros,s and colder weather for
Oklahoma City, is the prediction OF
the weather bureau today No violent
change N the temperature is expected.
The lowest temperature reached in the
last twnty-iour hours was attained at
J o'clock this morning when the bu.
reau'S thermometer recorded 50 de.
ursgg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Besiegers Kill
Sheriff's Slayer

WnlTESTON. \. Y, oct S-N
ter killing Sheriff Paul Sucr OF
Queens county with shotgun and
keeping at hay a posse oi police and
deputy >hcrii,, who surrounded IN,
home. Frank lait, b5 years old, was
shot and instantly killed w ono OF the
beSiegcrS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Second Trial of Caplan to Begin.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 25.-Thc
second trial OF David Caplan. alleged
dynamiter was scheduled to begin in
'''s superior cour, here today Caplan
was arrested Feb p, l9lS, near Seattle
aud charged with completely in the
dynamlting of the Times building IN
1910 when twenty men were killed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Miners Return TO Work.

McNLtSTER, Okla. Oct N-tSpc
cial) The Samples mine at North Nc
AleS,er and Southern Fuel mines at
Brewer, Okla which were closed on
account OF strike, resumed work this
morning pending settlement OF the
wage question About 500 miners re-.
turned TO work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
High School Girl Gives Own
Blood to Save Lives of Two
Stuff ferers of Dread Disease


Miss Elizabeth Gardner 600 West Fifteenth street, high
school girl giving her blood in effort to the lives
of Charles Baldwin Vosc and L. D. Ecke sufferers from
ane paray ysis Twice already the young woman has sub
med operations that the might be extracted from
her blood and transmitted to the veins of the diseased victims
Miss Gardner three stricken with nfanue
paralysis She recovered. Dr. Lea A. Rely that
if the from the blood of person that has withood the
attack of the disease administered in time will often avoid
the mannN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Bombs Dropped on Margate,
Cotton Tavlot Broush, Back.

McALESTER, Okla, Oct l5.-(Spe-
cial Assistant Warden A j. fedlicka
arrived last night from Canada with
Cotton Taylor, life term prisoner who
escaped from the state pen,cntiary here
two years ago Taylor had enlisted
in the Canadian army when apprs-
hended,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

Iha, the use OF the crup taken from
the blood or people that had suffered
from the disease IN the case OF the
smaller No,c child had prevented de-.
,clopmcr, Of the disease 3, the state
men, Of DR. kcly
Others Give Blood
DR. Ricb say, that several people IN
Oklahoma CT, that were once victims
OF the disease have volunteered TO give
,hcrr blood TO help IN the No,c and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Save Your Money,
Is Hogan's Advice

Save your money" is the advice Of
Dan W Hogan, president OF the Farm
ers National bank, in an address before
the Electric club at the Skirvin hotel
today Mr. Hogan said after the Eu-
ropean war there would be great OPP
portunitics for investment BY the Amer.
lean people; that il the people saved
their money they would be in a posi-
ton to take advantage OF such oppor-
lunliicS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
FIFTY KILLED IN
MEXICAN WRECK
AND MANY HURT


LAREDO, Texas. oct 2}.-tiiu
persons were killed and great mum
Der injured in headon collision be
tween passenger and freight tram
near Ramos Arizpc. Mexico, on last
Friday according to reports reaching
tho border today. Ramos Arllpc Is be
tween Sal.lo and Torreon Coahuila
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

E,tcI case, He say, that the otter,
have been accepted m few instance,
and 'hc serum thu, secured 8, beng
used u tine treatment OF the cases.
when va, IN New York thi, sum
wcr ! found that the physicians there
were Extracting the serum from the
blood ui cured lniau,ic paraly>i, pa
ucn's and using u a. combat the spread
Of the disease with success says Dr.
Rely
IL ha, proven '1 be- wonderful
preventive when rc,orled To- carly
enough
Order in Force.
No modification ~ the order, issued
Naturda, relative to children under the
ages OF ~ year, attending thcAtcr> or
churches Ina, been made nor has the
matter been considered It wa, an
nounccd this morning by DR. George
Hunter city physician and Dr. A l.
Davenport, county physician
Though the city and county doctor,
admitted that they had been having
considerable trouble IN enforcing tn,
NNdI dHlIll' l'kNld '''IlNt I' a. l'NNN 'ldN'
vet been made
Will Not Close Schools.
School, will not be closed va, TN
statement Of DR. Hunter
Several call, were received at IN
city health department this mornn
from persons who informed Leo Men
ten secretary that new cases ha
broken out N certain parts OF tn
city investigation proved that ther
was nothing to :he rumorS.
No Change Noted.
Little change was noted in the con
ditlon OF the two iniantilc paralySl
victims the Nose and Eckcl children
this morning
Physician, familiar with the work
ingS OF the disease say that IT Is usual
from >iN weeks to two months bcior
there is any pcrcepublc change IN con
dltlou Where the malady prove
fatal the period oi illness is about tw
weeks. Say the doctors
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
POSSES DISCOVER.
FIRST TRACE OF
BLISS OUTLAWS
abandoned Horse and Saddles
Found by PurSuerS,
|lDENTITY MAY BE KNOWN
|HauntS Of Bandit Suspects Be-
ing Watched for Return,

BLACKWELL, Okla, Oct, 2j-
|(Spccial) Special agents OF the Santa
fc Railway company working IN con.
junction with the >herifts Of Kay No
bic and Usage counties. have located
the first real trace OF the six men who
"Wednesday night held mp Santa Fc
tram No +O5 killed Percy A. Norman.
the mail clerk. and attempted 10 rob
the express cars.
Find Horse and Saddles
A horse. dried sweat covering Il>
body and bearing the hooi marks ot
one OF the horses ON which the robbcr,
escaped from the Bills, neIghborhood,
was picked mp hy cowboy, riding range
in the Charley creek country about
fifteen miles southeast Of kaw City
While It was four day, after the rob
berry and escape, the horse was sull IN
bad condition from the hard riding
it had had into the Usage nation
Picking up thu, trail the officers To-
Gated three saddles IN CANYON, where
small fire had been lighted and a
short time camp made The saddles
X 1ldU lNfll Nbdhill llll'llEll Nl'll 0"'"'
I from the horses and were stiff where
the pcrspiraton had dried on them
Six Posses in Pursuit
Posses IRON Fairfax, Ncwklrk
Blackwell Ponca City, kaw City anc
Pawhuska took up the trail, which wa
the real one discovered since the rob.
berry, and today are combing every mil'
of the Charley creek section OF tho
Usage in hopes OF picking up some ad
dtional trace OF the robbers.
Twenty-Five special agents iron
Santa Fe Wells Fargo Express com
pany and the government are with tn
posses and many more from the othe
railroads and express companies arr
assisting in every possible way IN TN
effort 60 run down the gang.
Watching Bandits Haunts.
The officers have some information
as to the identity of the men who he'll
up the Santa Fe train. In addition Il
the outfits following the trail OF IN
bandits through the Usage countr,
other forces are working TO pick up tn
men, il they come close TO their habit
ual haunts. Several thousand dollar
(Coniinued on Pare Two.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
VETERINARIANS
ASKED TO LIFT
THEIR CALLING
President of Association Urges
Vocation'S Betterment,

"The state of Oklahoma and the
country at large is looking for great
things to be accomplished as a result
OF this union. Already the American
Veterinary association has through
resolutions expressed considerable sat
iSiaciion with the action taken by the
Oklahoma veterinarians ~ rcunlting
into one great veterinary organization
said K + Eagle, president OF the Okla
homa State Veterinary Medical asso-
citation, in an address before the body
which met in annual session at the Lee
llucknS hotel this morning
Organizations Disrupted.
DR. Eagle referred to the fact tina,
prior to last July there were two duly
accredited veterinary organizations IN
Oklahoma which had become disrupted
on account of internal diSscnson,
This association has a difficult task
to perform, and we therefore should
meet the issue sQuarely and reconse-
crate ourselves to bend every effort to-
ward uplifting the standard of our pro.
icsSion and through achievements oh
tain the recognition due it," he con.
tinucd
Unite, He Says.
Personal matters and indivdua
differences should be disposed OF out
side the association and the association
held above the level Of dealing In pe,t,
differences"
Mayor Overholser delivered the ad
tCsatlassd On Psss Tws.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
wheat Goes UP
ANOTHER NICKEL;
COTTON GAINING
WORLDS CROP DECREASES
United States Steel Hits High
Mark Of t21 3-4,

CHICAGO. oct 2}-Wheat prices
made a sensational fresh Jump upward
today OF more than s cent, a hu,hcl
The December option reached $l75Ts
and MAY Sl15'i as against rcspcc
tNcly Sl7OHmSl7Oli and Sl70lo
] 7O1s al the finish ON Saturday
Buying Is prodigious,
Prod'glouS buying accompanied the
advance Estimate that the worlds
crop Is y percent les, than last years
total tends to emphasize the shortage
IN the United State, and So. too, did
dwindlug receipts m the northwest
both side, Of the Canadian line In
addition Argentina drouth damage has
forced another big advance in price,
at BuenoS Ayrc'
Closing quotation, were unsettled at
gains OF Va to 4l.c net with December
at 81 7+ss and May at STA 4ssml74-s
Cotton Rises S..
NEW YORK, oct y Cotton made
a net rise OF more than 81 a bale to-
day and prediction, Of 25 cents a
pound were repeated
Steel Touches 12ll4.
United States Steel made a new high
record in thl, mornings strong and
active market a block ot 200 share
changing hand, at 10 IS
Steel continued It's rise, however, as
cendlnR to l2lli, passing for the iir>
time in history the preferred stock
which was quoted at onc-iourth poin
under that price.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Colder Tonight
Is Local Forecast
Local Foreoast--Falr and colder tonIoht;
Tuesday, fair and colder.
State Forscast-Falr and colder In
southeastern portion,

ARkANSAS--Fair, colder
WEST TEXAS Unsettled In south. fair
and colder In north portion frost In
north portion,
kANsAS-unsettled; probably rain to.
night
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