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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08
LAST WORD GIVEN
BY GERMANY OVER
ARMED MERCHANTMEN
NOTE IL HANDED LANSING CIV.
ING REASON FOR TEUTONIC
DECREE.

WASHINGTON, March S.--Thc
Nmcrican government will not
warn citizens against travelling
ON armed liners, regardless Of
what action Is taken in the pend
ing controversy, Il was authori-
tatlVcly asserted nj the state de-
partmcnt this afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08

PARIS, March s.--Heavy artillery
duelling continued last night on both
banks Of the Meuse, a fommunique
said. The situation north of Verdun
is unchanged The canonnading is
the heaviest northwest OF Verdun. The
Germans are believed preparing TO at
tack the two hills. lnrantrymen re-
mained in the trenches northwest of
Verdun while the Germans shelled
the French positions.
East of Maison De Champagne
we recaptured trenches which the en-
emy took Monday and took so pris-
uners"
Along the Manheulles railway sever
al German attacks broke down under
artillery fire.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08

We ara not trying 90 force this
bond issue ON the people We are
open 10 conviction ana II there is any
one or any set Of men or organization
that has a better plan or better
system We are anxious to hear the full
details concerning It We are going
to put our bond issue plan before the
people fairly and squarely on its mer-
its and leave the people to decide
whether OF not they favor this sys-
TEN Of building good roads or wheth
err they favor some other system or
whether they are opposed TO goo
roads altogether
AT this meeting next week We ex-
CONTINUED on Page Three.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08
SEN, REED : MISSOURI sEN JONES : WASH.

These members of the United States
senate figured in an important way
In the fight over the question of tho
recognition Of the German right to
torpedo armed merchant vessels with
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08
New Subscriptions.


With all the money raised excepting
S2400 and the Commercial Club hav.
ing assumed the task Of securing the
remainder, actual work on the con-
structiOn Of the first building for the
Blewett Harvester Companys plant
was started here this morning. The
work will be rushed as swiftly as pos
sible so as to get the company in p0-
sition to turn out a large number OF
harvesters for the coming summer
The company has purchased the va
cant tract Of land opposite the Round
up grandstand and has plans all per-
fected for getting into shape for man
ufacturing work. The first unit Of the
plant will be a concrete building fac
ing on Ash street. This building will
be $50 by so feet. The concrete work
is to be done by L. E. Twitchell and
preliminary work is now underway
c. A. Lansdowne. of Spokane. has
charge of the work for the company
and his first step on arriving here this
morning was to take out the necessary
building permit.
Under the plans formulated by A.
r. Blewett, head of the company, the
entire tract of land will eventually ha
brought into use. The company's Of
flee, surrounded by a grass parking.
will be located at the corner OF Court
and Ash streets. When needed con-
crete building will be erected on Court
similar to the one now being con-
structed facing on Ash street The
company's warehouse will be located
south Of the first unit and the fouu.
dry will be built on the southwest
corner of the tract. This arrangement
will leave a court in the center which
will house the assembling sheds. For
this year these sheds will be temper
airy in character.
As soon as the first building is sut-
ficiently completed the company VIII
begin installing its equipment so az
to get into early operation. Though
the time is short it will be sufficient
to permit OF the constructing of 27
Blewett harvesters for the coming
season. The company has much ma.
terial now on hand at its Spokane
plant and this will be shipped here
at once.
Financial Arrangements.
At the Commercial Club meeting
last evening the subject of the Blew.
EFT factory was one of the big topics
for consideration and there was much
rejoicing over the success of the en-.
terprise. AS chairman Of the solicit.
ing committee J. Y. Tallman reported
that all but $1,000 had been pledged
the company and said the committee
would continue Is work until the fHI
amount is raised. In order to permit
the Blewetts 10 go ahead with their
construction work the club passed d
motion assuming the Obligation az
raising the remainder OF the fund.
The Commercial club also took ac.
ton requesting the Northern Pacific
and the O.-W z. & y. Go. 10 build
spurs 10 the factory so AS to provide
rail facilities. The location of the
plant is such that these accommo-
dations may be provided af very MONT.
nal expense.
The papers providing to- runror.
poration Of the company with "a 500
GOO capitalization were gusd 4r last
evening and tod1f forwarded r. s..
lem.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, March Wheat -
Spot No. l Manitoba. 14s 1-2d; No.
3, las 3d No, hard winter, gulf, 12s
Sd; No. 2 red western winter, 13s.
In American terms the Liverpool
price for spot No. Manitoba is $21i
per bushel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08
Gill Reelected
Mayor of Seattle

SEATTLE, March s.--Hiram
Gill was reelected mayor yes
terday by a majority or $4,000.
Practically complete returns give
Gill 1861; Guffiths, .s,99S
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08

out warning, It was Senator Cores
resolution which the senate tabled
the other day after bitter debate
Senator Stone, who is chairman of
the foreign relations committee. said
he disagreed with President Wilson
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08

WASHINGTON, March S.-Ambas-
sadur Rernstorff today handed Sec
retary Lansing a memorandum on the
armed liner controversy fully explain
ing the reasons for the decree order
ing submarines to torpedo armed bel
ligcreuts without warning The allied
violations Of international law neces.
stated the decree, the memorandum
said. England was named a special
offender II said America Had ac-
lnowledged the violations. It asserts
Gcrmany's willingness to operate sub
marines under naval warfare rules
provided England will make conces-
sions regarding arming merchantmen
and cease her blockade.
The memorandum declared Eng
lands blockade was contrary to inter.
national law because It kept neutral
trade from German ports and mado
the export Of German goods impos-
sible. The blockade hampers trade
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08
NEWS SUMMARY

General
Judge Gary and officials of big
steel companies are indicted by grand
jury In Ohio.
German forces are beginning 10
press In on Verdun.
Canadian plant Is wreckcd one
man is killed: others missing.
Local,
Ground broken ON new harvester
plant In city.
Achievements of Commercial ASST
citation in 1918 shown To h. notable.
ANOTHER good roads meeting 10 be
called to hear all plans.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08

PORTLAND, ore, March S.-(spe-
ciaL)--Merehants Exchange prices
today, club, 90 bid, s5 asked; blue
stem, 9s bid, $iOS asked.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08
Necessary Funds Have Been Raised
With the Exception of $24O0
Which Nov Has Been Promised.
WORK WILL Be RUSHED AHEAD

First Unit Of Plant viii be Concrete
Building on Lot Purchased Opposite
the Roundup Grand-stand; Equip
ment VIII be Installed for Early
Operation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08
JUDGE GARY AND
STEEL OFFICERS
FACING CHARGES
indictments are Returned Against
Them by Grand Jury After Probe
Of East Youngstown Strikes,
LAWLESS CONDITIONS FOUND

Affairs of steel Industry Indicate Dis
regard for Rights Of Justice 70 La
borers or Public in General, De-
clares Jury; Indictment an Outrage
Declares Gary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08

NEW YORK. March S.-Judge
Gary today termed the Indictment
against him an outrage,
There were no acts to justify the
Indictment against the United States
Steel corporation, the Carnegie Steel
company or any of their officers So
fal as | know, there were no grounds
Tor indictments against any other steel
corporations This is an outrage and
a travesty on justice,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08

LONDON, March S.-Capturing Re
gneville and advancing on the Woevre
Plain. the jaws of the giant German
nut cracker closed more tightly on
Verdun today Berlin claimed the
capture Of Reengville in hand to hand
fighting from the wrecked houses,
Berlin also announced the capture Of
Forges. which Paris admitted yester-
day. Twelve miles southeast Of Yer
dun is Fresnes, also reported entirely
in German possession.
Paris failed to confirm the German
occupation Of Regneville or Of the
French positions in the Cumieres
woods. Severe bombardments were
reported there, but infantry fighting
was called unimportant 1t is thought
possible the French merely withdrew
a short distance from Regneville,
which stands on low and soggy ground
in the Meuse river loop
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08
CONTINUED on Page Elght.)
Chicago Market is
Down Slightly Today

CHICAGO, March Especial -
May. opening S1.12 "a. closing S11O
is, July opening, s110, closing, StOs
rs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08

BERLIN, March s-A state
ment today said ten cannon, s.
277 men and As officers were
captured In last nights gains, the
largest since the battle Of Ver-
dun began. West of Regneville,
the Germans stormed a front of
three and a half miles for a gain
of nearly two miles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08
GERMAN TROOPS
PRESS IN UPON
CITY OF VERDUN
Jaws Of Giant Eut,CraCker Closing
More Tightly Upon French Lines;
RegneviIIe is Captured.
OTHER VILLAGES ARE TAKEN

Paris Is optimistic in Admitting Ad-
vances Of Teutonic Forces; Heavy
Artillery Duelling Continues on
Both Banks Of the Meuse; French
Claim Few Gains Made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08

Continued on page eighty
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08

Continued on page five.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-08

The East Oregonlan has the largest paid
circulation Of any paper In Oregon, east OF
Portland and over twice the circulation In
Pendeton Of any other newspaper.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
Train Beheads
Man Who Fell
From Car Top
Unidentified Traveller Slips OF
Roof and Is Killed as He
Enters City.

M unidentified man oa. KILLED a'
b ocloc. this morning ry Hort Island
passenger train so a. orGhonud In
m.t Oklahoma Clu. where tnc railroad
ro-sos Kate street
indications ar' the msu o1a beating
hls ouF v riding ON top NJ U7sson
grr coach An ompIoyr IN the Rock
l,lrnd ,ard. s,,d r. -aN TO- man falling
from ~. top ~ the train between Two
oa .Hes
WHOM tho victim v1s picked up short
white nncr tho ao.Idont n WINS found
mlt hH hpd hsd been ."sor'd from mo
.ho.'i,rr and tho l'f' hand .ui from
the arm
Nuurg u1F found on iNc body by
Justice N.Winnms 20 IDENTIFY IN" d'1d
mpu Two dollars ln silver. % pnrEng"
..f tobacco ana l .1kc of soap formed
the mans possessions
The hodr was removed 10 Perrin" Z
itrHnH murgI" 10 he held fur 'd"nrn-
cation : further examination thrr" per
m.ttad ~" following description ~ 'h"
I,tt man
About Is years old slN f"ct hgh sand
,oIor'd hair gray blue eyes weight 10
rounds large sguare chin On ~" right
thumb Just above the wrist was found
scar about nm inch long We wns
drrascd IN dark brown trousers and a
white and black "trip" shirt over this
clothing he wore pair ~ oyctalls nnd
"a light blue work shir,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
CASH BASIS FOR
STATE BY JULY |
Treasurer's Estimates Reveal
Steady Improvement in
Finances.

ny the first Of July which begins the
NEXT fiscal year, n IL probable that the
state viii be- back on strictly cash
basis Estimates made Thursday by state
Treasurer Alexander indicated n The
state went ~ cash basis about n
year ago ami It's financial condition has
been improving little each month
The next warrant call, which viii he
issued within day or So viii he for all
state warrants Issued M 10 May 5. These
viii amount To about 100000. Up to
the close NJ business Wednesday nlght
there was total of ii,5iio1b 30 on hand
In the state treasury
The improved condition Of the states
finances IL due largely 10 the great
amount ~ oil production tax that has
been released within the pas, few weeks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01

If you were to employ eight men to do GER
tain work for you and you found the work un-
done and the men spending all their time fight
ing what would YOU do?
The school board is directorate entrusted
by the people Of Oklahoma City with the ad-
mnis,raton of the education of their boys and
girls.
Our schools are the private business Of ev-
cry citizen of Oklahoma City.
We have the finest schools in the United
States The Times cannot use the same adiec-
tive in describing the school board
Our schools cannot develop unless we have
efficiency in management
II any department in public life should be
sacred from politics and personal animosity,
the school board should be. You are making
an example for thousands of young wards
You are advertising Oklahoma City before the
United States You should be eager TO do the
big thing out of public spirit to develop our
schools.
The Times believes most of the people of
Oklahoma City are sick of your factional quar-
reling.
There has not been time In the last four
years when you have been AT peace and pulling
like an eight-horse team should, for one pur-
pose. You have spent thousands Of dollars In
the courts. What have you received in return
from or for the publc7 Nothing but grow
ing desire In the hearts of the people 10 he rid
of you. Have you gained anything Have YOU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
cuPlD's REGISTER
has SPRl1E'S june
VICTIMS REc0RDee

Miss Mary Este Troutman v the nrst
June bride" Of the year, according ~
the marriage license register at the
courthouse Deputy Meyers issued
license early Thursday for the marriage
ot Miss Trou,msn and James =. Dom
nell. both ~ Oklahoma city.
But really there were other Juno
brides Ten licenses were issued
Wednesday 10 couples planning early
lune weddings Lindsay Gou and Miss
Nabc Nilcs,. 10th " West sixteenth
street. vrt. the first 10 he married In
June. 1916. according to reports 10 The
Times
At ur one second past midnlEh, the
Rry g e. Rnhprdt NJ the Epworth
Methodist church completed the ccre-
mon, ~ marrying Miss Milless and Mr..
soft ono second later. In another home.
inrnn lmlay and Miss Minnie Guy
nell we're married by Rev q W Ne.
Quidd, " the haywood ChHstian
church
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
IoNkAWA TEACHERS
FACE N0n.PAYMENI:
Deficiency NEEDED

Unless Governor Williams authorizes
tho creation of A g. 0Oo deficiency IN the
state prepr,atoty school at TonkaSH.
tho teachers ~ that institution cannot
receive their salaries for June. accord
.ng in announcement Thusday morning
bN state superintendent Wilson
The deficiency WAS discovered Thurs
iay, and the matter was immediately
taken up hN correspondence With rr'si.
lent Glover IN order that n might be
presented to Governor Williams
rf"sidout Glover vas recently trans
'Drrcd b, the hoa'd ~ education from
the TonkVb school 90 the School of
Mines and Mriauurgy ~ Wuhurion. the
change hcInr effective NJ the end of the
,frFsut school Nept
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
French Stand Firm Under Ava
IanChc OF Shot and Drive
Back Foe.
MORE GUNS AND TROOPS
THAN IN OTHER ATTACKS
Dense Masses Assembled
Along Three Miles From
Hill 304 to MeuSe.

PARIS. June I More oomplc," ar
count reaching her, from y'rdun show
,ha, IN, battle which ragod from sn,u'
day fo Tuesday and which ended, n.rord.
rr 10 settlement of the FrouDh war
,fnrr. In gp.th check for the Ger.
mans. Na. tine greatest '''pr made b
the TouonI0 force. lu rho whole N'rdun
operations More and heavier guns and
der.,r m1..cs OF troops We're assembled
slonr IN, three miles of tho French
front from Hu 900 'o tho Nou.' 'hnu .r
any previous attack
From Under Avalanche ~ Shot
The French stood nrm under 9n avail
Nche ~ shol 0oI ahon md drove nnc.
wn,e au,r vHE" 90. rwu.' infantry
Th', onl, surr.ra~,l aNuu' l0o y,rd. o'
ground q, luUr rpur.u. wood vh'r"
trench hlf been oNiirrti-d b' the tcr.
). rinc Nrc Of o., Iymnu bis gun
According 20 luom1'ou given ~
rrs0nrr tho Grrmlr forces consisted
of Two frrsh hul1drs vl'h thr'" COM.
,.
Ihn'. '' '''''' 'n'
. h'''i Wa '' N''' ''"N"' '"'
f'"n 'h' h',' 'h'."'' ',.'h
tnnnlnt p'I'''' y" 'h' '''i"'" ~,
H''N O.N' WV" "'N''
d'i'N 10 creep '"nt WV "'lN
tlN'i ana ''f' .n' ul'''''' ',"' '.'' '.''
Nhl'"n W. "i 'n' WINS.
fnd' vi. instructed '" '" Wv wv"
hh' h''F, ,"N' Nn',n ,,'n
,,,.,. .,,,,. s,nt t,,,r,, =, ,n, v,.t.
v,r. tp support In the attack
A,,,,, p,,, s,,,.
IN 'h' opinion "' I''h'h """''' ''"
e. the result WAS not only a costly fail
mr.. for tho Germans hu, success for
A., r,...h a.. =. ,h., ha,. ,,,.i,
st'iheh'
The Germans suffered 10 heavily thN
they ceased further stacks. while the
French. hy n prompt countcr-attack. re-
established Themselves again south of
Ctri.r.s and ,ou an important point of
y,nt,e. an ,b. sou,bwr.tetn slopc Of
ma N,, uu
n i,,',,,'. ,,., s,.,,,, ,vot,,..,i,,,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
500 BARRELS IN C|TYS EVIL AND
WELL STRUCK BY RURAL PURITY IN
0KLAH0MAC|TyAN MARITAL TRAGEDY

rty streets srr prison corridors FOR
Ealpn Ellsworth Tho whistle y ih'
traffic copper sounds 10 him ike a ''i'-
.-f raN The sidewalks srs crowded
with people he doesn't Ike but the
,lg he, r'r.mrd his wife
In an answer rrd cross petition fnr 81.
ror.s r'i THURSDAY In the district
court Ellsworth i,lls the -tor,sof r.un-
ter forces o' ,'g and count, pulling
man and wife apart ~. ls on his farm
near M.loud. tn1i in the Rock Island
track few miles s,st NJ oklahoma
CTS He wants nstsy there and s''p
his child Kenth El,fow Ellsworth We"
doesn't care ohni bsoomef ~ Grrtie. his
Nlie for three months
Ralph and g"rte \ Ellsworth were
married Rt Jhoctsw IN November. lsla
4 son Was horn hnd nnwed kcnith 81
WOW According To Eilsvofihs p,u'i.n
Il WAS three months and three DAYS after
the birth ~ the enid thHt the VIE heard
the call ui the citS and I''t l'f husband
~ course th,rr Hfc good places Tor
women ~ 20 m the Its Iher" 49,"
good things 90 h'1. ami pleasant tninFs
io see Hut G~r'ic Ellsworth didn't ind
irsS. things f"f husband ASSETS The
srrur. rotten cellars ~ tho citNs social
structure the hepp fourlns houses
claimed her
"sh. associated With eVd women and
s,W men hs -NctTs. ara Hsnt Nor
child ~ irs rrtu 'ptt"nu
Tie VnmHu changed her name M"
husband stEn she was known ns lol'
Fouain~ Then she filed suit Tor a..
,oe.a and custody NJ the ch.ld tn"
husband says po 10 untitled frt the
,iiy and hapny where he is llc nsc's
nnN the child puI freedom IN his p".
iit'un hc n'ks frr dvurr" nm Gust dN
~ bio tnn ile rsts the court 'o leave
'nr ,fni With him lr IN" .'uni'' ana
Keep ~ from M mother ~ she ,it
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
EIGHTH GRADE PUPILS
HOLD COM N ENCEMENI

IIundcds Of eighth sreds graduates
from all parts n th' city attended tho
grammar school commencement ever
lseA NJ o'clock TN. afternoon In IN"
auditorium NJ tho hi-h school
Rev I Frank Roach, pastor m ~"
First VI T. church. and George Y Hu.
channn. city superintendent ~ schools.
delivered addrcssos
Following tho high school program tho
pupils attended separate 't'rrlsts m
their various building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
Movie of Woman
Feeding Chickens
Shown in Court

ST LOUIS. June Judge John
o Sha'er and jury saw a moving
picture exhibition IN common pleas
court here as D part oi the defense
OF % telephone company winch ~As
su,f '0r heavy damages bJ Nrs
Freda ClrleN. vino SAID botn hands
ard her back nad bern permanently
injured after picking 40 q I'VE wire
~ the telephone company buer she
had rled suit against the company
detective agency hirsd . mouse In
the rear N her home lnd pointed
moving picture clwsrH thf0ugh the
back window The 'lm ShoNsd Ms
GnrlrV feeding her chickens tnro"
ma corn over hlh fsncr. ll'ting
heavy boards ana doina other 'edts
requiring considerable strength
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
DEMOCRATS AHEAD IN
ROGER MILLS COUNTY

There are g'i more democrats than 50
cialists IN Roger Mills county, the So
rialist stronghold ~ the state In the
hst election. according tol unoffiDln
registration returns received st the of.
flee of the state election boird Thurs
day morning
This showing II gratifying 10 demo
Gratis. who had believed tho registration
would show socialist majority In that
county which nov hpS several socialist
county officials
official returns from rNnioioc county
show $500 democrats. ii2' socialist,
md 1000 republicans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
UNUSUAL DEMAND
MADE FOR LABOR
State Bureau Gets Employ
ment for 1900 Persons
in Single Month.

Nrrro, i,oO persons we're ur-
rishci employment through the free ON.
pIn,mcn, division " the Stat, depart.
mont NJ labor u NAV. according IN ng
urr. given uui Thursday by state Labor
Commissioner Ashton
This BE- b, several hundred ,hr largest
number placed hy ne department n
any one month sine. i's creation
iusi an unusual dvm,nd fuf labor '
NHs The only explanation Mr. Ashton
would give ini ihc increase ir huslnrss
~ least 500 persons. mosi, male
Hborrfs TUNED down iuhs during tho
month. ruglng In wages from 9 to
q iO dsN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
FREIGHT pEPors TO
CLOSE SATURDAY AT
1P. M.;T0 C0MIINUE

Freight iepois In Oklahoma civ viii
close ~ I o'vlrrk SATURDAY afternoon
in accordance with an agreement reached
some time Bcn between tho Oklahoma
Traffic association and the various roads
hsNinE office, here
Notices uf the closing were sent ip Hll
members " ihs assusihiipu thl. wn.ns
ms b, Secretary " Y Usrii, white
n is no' obligatory. lcepl wholesalers
and iohhofg usually shut down hcit
rlnnis simultaneously With the ifrisht
isruts
The Saiufds, CLOSING rule viii h. IN
effect from June 3 until ihs asi ssiut-
dsN in Nurusi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
Cavira Returning
From Conference

III PASO. TcN. June General G,-
hriel Gavira. constitutionalst comman-
ie- NJ northern chihuahua. who went n
Cqsss Grpndes "Wednesday 20 confer With
G.rctrl . ' rcrrhlng. the American cs-
rcdiiipntrN commander Is expected To
return to Iuafes Thursday night or early
Friday This announcement WAS made In
IrRrer hN General Francisco Gonzales
upon receipt " message from General
Gavin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
TWENTY KILLED IN
VENEZUELAN REVOLT

wilt.EMSTAn. Cutnco. May n b.
delayed Twenty persons we're killed
or wounded In an outbreak NJ Maraceiho,
Venezuela. against General Garcia, who
has been appointed president of the
state of Zulla,. succeeding temporary
President Arsngurcn Troops fired m
citizens Who tried 10 prevent General
Garcia from landing from the steamer
Merida, which had taken him to Mnp-
calm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
BIRTHS FAR EXCEED
DEATHS DURING MAY

The oklahoma CITY hoard " health
made the following tcpor, to-day fof tho
month " Mo-.
nf'hs. ilp. male white. N femsis
white. 49, rolntrd male, o. female coi-
nred
Total dsa'hs.'io. male white. -. To-
NAL, white. al male rrIuted. q female
rointsd .