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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
GREECE SITTING
ON ANXIOUS SEAT
But 1T Is ALMOST AN ASSURED
FACT THAT SHE WILL NEVER
ENTER WITH ENTENTE.
Only Menace Lies In Holding out too
Long Ia Get Concessions
Once Offered.

ATHENS, Sept Go p. m. via
London, Sept. II, S:O7 y .mD-'lf the
entente and -Nenizelist factions
can only keep quiet for ten days and
not embroil the situation, Greece 5
entry into the war will he a settled
fact" said "a prominent Greek official
TO the Associated Press today.
If not" he said. "it Is the end OF
Greece"
King Constantine ana Premier Zai-
n IL, conferred on the situation today
ireecos entry into the war with
the entente seems favorable, nctwith-
standing the arrest las. Sunday and
Monday by Ang!o-Frepch secret police
Of German and Austrian agents
against which Premier HHmis Ngor-
ouslV protested and despite completely
by the French IN the disaffcJtion of
the Eleventh Greek division at Saloni-
ld. which profoundly shocked the
Greek public and seriously cndan-
gcred the success Of negotiations then
In progress. The mere suggestion OF
King Constantine commanding the al
lied armies In Macedonia seems to
override every hesitation.
The reported opposition of Russia
to Greece's cooperation in the war ls
actually much less than had been be
liCved AID the Serbs far from OBJ
iecting, are most anxious that the
Greeks join the entente. 1t Is gener-
ally conceded In entente circles that
General Sarrail. the French com
mander. would be glad of the assist
ance Of the Greek soldiers who fought
against the Bulgarians three years ago.
The only menace lies In the Greek
government holding out too long In
the hope OF obtaining the concessions
offered is months ago, but which no
longer obtain Eight classes of un-
trained reservists between the ages of
33 and 40 years soon Will he called to
tho Cn1prg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
At Least One Hundred Will
Attend Convention at
Oklahoma City.
FAIRBANKS TO SPEAK
State Platform of the Party
Will be Adopted at
Coming Meet.

TULSA county's Republican dele
i CATION to the state convention
will leave this morning over the
Frisco at 1916 o'clock for Oklahoma
CITY, headed by II brass band. While
only 80 delegates were elected at the
mass convention held here Saturday,
more than twice that number will
attend the convention today. Sew
eral prominent Republicans left yes
terday in order TO get in touch with
the leaders.
The state convention will formally
pry the lid off the campaign and
activities in things political will not
lag a moment from now on until the
big day in November, so far as the
Grand Old Party is concerned.
Fairbanks to Be There.
Charles Warren Fairbanks, Repub-
lican candidate for vice president of
the United States. will be the prin-
cipal speaker In the convention.
Elaborate plans have been laid for
the convention and the reception of
Candidate Hughes running mate.
Fairbanks will arrive in Oklahoma
City at 7:40 O'Clock this morning and
will be met by reception of prom
nent Republican leaders, including
National Committeeman ]. j. Nc
Graw Of Ponca City, Mayor over
holser, Arthur II. Geissler chairman
of the state committee. and others.
The state convention will convene at
the city auditorium at 2 O'Clock and at
that time Fairbanks will make his
first formal speech Of the day. Repub-
llcan candidates for corporation COM
missioner, congress. the supreme
court and the court Of criminal APP
peals will also address the convention.
To Adopt Platform.
The state platform will be adopted
after the speeches.
1t was announced last night that
Newton w. Gilbert, who was sched-
uled to appear here yesterday. would
arrive in Oklahoma city today and
attend the convention. Gilbert is
the personal representative Of Fred
w. Upham. assistant treasurer Of the
Republican national committee lie
was Sormeraly governor general Of
the Philippine islands and lieutenant
governor OF Indiana. He viii address
the convention.
Plans for Mr.. Gilberts appearance
in Tulsa were Cancelled Sunday night
at which time II was announced that
he would only be able TO visit Okla
homa for few hours Tuesday.
There will be more than one thou
sand delegates present" said Mr.
Geissler last night. "We expect prob
ably that many more visitors and the
convention will be one Of the largest
political gatherings ever held In
Oklahoma"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
WILL HELP PUPILS
WHO ARE IN SCHOOL
Principal katz says Efforts VIII BE
Made 10 Assist Those
Needing IL.

To help in every way the boy who Is
forced to work while attending high
school. authorities have made specific
rules rega riding concessions to lie ten
dered the boys. rhe chief privilege
which will be granted is that the boys
may arrange to have all their classes
In the morning or afternoon so that
they may work the other half day.
Other high school students are re-
Quired to be In attendance the entire
day. intersporsing study periods be-
tween their classes. Those who work
may do away with study periods.
thI rowing all classes together in either
morning or afternoon.
In the past Principal Katz has always
extended every privilege lossible to
boys who worked. but the rule has
now been placed on uniform basis.
Formal blanks Of application for
the privileges will be furnished all
students who desire them. The blanks
provide for statement from the en-
plCyer and another from the parents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
Surface Traffic at a Stand
still as a Result of
the Big Strike.
MAY BE A DEADLOCK
Organization Leaders Pre-
diet Sympathetic Strike
Throughout City.

NEW YORK, Sept 11,-With sur
~ face car transit virtually at a
standstill in Manhattan, the Bronx,
Yonkers and parts of Westchester
county and with subway and elevated
facilities Affected more than at any
time since the Interborough Rapid
Transit strike was called last Thurs
day. the traction situation in New
York tonight assumed more serious
aspect.
Labor leaders held conferences dur
ing the day on the question of seeking
a sympathetic strike among various
CONTINUED On PAGE NINE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
ROOSEVELT COMING
TO SPEAK IN STATE
II Is Expected 1hat He viii Appear
Several Times n
October.

Special 10 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. okla, Sept. II.
That Col. Theodore Roosevelt will he
in Oklahoma during the campaign and
will make at least one speech IN
Oklahoma City. is the statement of j.
J. McGraw. Republican national conf
mitteeman, here To-Day Mr.. McGrdw
has iust returned from Republican
headquarters IN Chicago and this as
sur7nce was made him there. At
though nothing was said as to the
time Colonel Rooseve,t would reach
the state. efforts will be made to have
him come some time during october.
1t is possible that he vii. spend sew
eral days In The state. IL is the pur-
strong campaign in this state this
tine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
GUTHRIE BOOSTERS TOUR.
Have Anniversary of Several TradO
Trips Planned Through State.

Special to The World
GUTHRIE. Sept. 9.-The series Of
trade extension excursions by the
chamber OF commerce and the Guthrie
Booster band started Saturday and
will continue during all of next week.
The initial trip covered Coyle. Pleas
ant Valley and Langston. over fifty
autos accompanied the band and be.
sides the musical program a number
Of boosters talked business and the
interests Of the Clmarren Valley fair,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
1000 People for 3 Cents

THE HIGH COST OF LIVING DEPENDS A
GREAT DEAL ON WHERE AND HOW YOU
SPEND YOUR MONEY.
A FEW DAYS AGO TULSA MERCHANT
SAID TO ONE OF THE TULSA WORLDS AID.
VERTISING MEN: 'YOUR RATES ARE so
HIGH CAN'T AFFORD TO ADVERTISE WITH
YOU"
WE'LL, MR. ADVERTISER, OUR ADvERAGE
DISPLAY RATE IS SO CENTS AN INCH
10000 GUARANTEED CIRCULATION JUST
THINK, ONLY ABOUT THREE CENTS PER
INCH A THOUSAND.
MR. ADVERTISER HESTTATED, THEN SAIDt
"MY GOODNESS I HAVE BEEN PAYING 20
CENTS AN INCH FOR SOME ADVERTISING
AND THE PUBLICATION, | KNOW, HASN'T
ONE THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS.
THIS ADVERTISER JUST REALIZED THAT
HE WAS PAYING A RATE ABOUT SIX TIMES
HIGHER THAN THE TULSA WORLD
THERE ARE so MANY GRATING ADvERTIS-
ING SCHEMES IMPOSED ON TULSA MER-
CHANTS THAT THEY SHOULD CONSIDER
THE CHARGE ONLY ON A BASIS OF so MUCH
PER INCH PER THOUSAND KNOWN" SUB
SCRIBERS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
Young Men "IIorsc shy.r

The discovery Is being made tha,
many young men who have reached
manhood IN the last ten ears do not
know how to harness and attach the
horse to the buggy. crank the beast,
step on the horse starter, engage the
clutch and get across the country un-
der one horsepower. Minneapolis
Journal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12

Fires Bullet Into Temple While in a
State of Dependency.

Special to The World
GUTHRIE, sept 11.--Dr. J. p.
Douthett, prominent veterinary Of
Guthrie. shot bullet into his temple
early Saturday morning. killing him
self instantly. He has been having
various kinds of trouble recently, and
Is believed to have been unbalanced
for q few days H9 leaves no family.
and was AZ years old.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12

"Your bill Is rather large. doc, even
II you did supply the medicines. What
did you presoribe2"
"Nltrates."
And 1 spose you charged 'em,
too"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12

The lawyer--''The prec e3ents are
against YOU, madam.
The lady We'll. suo them too.
then."---Boston Transcript.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
COAL STRIKE ENDS
THROUGH OKLAHOMA
DEMANDS OF THE MINERS ARE
GRANTED At MEETING IN
MUSkOGEE LAST NIGHT.
Scale Committees Chosen and Agree
mcnts VIII BE Drawn Up As
Soon NS Possible.

MUsEOGFE. okla, Sept. 1.-THE
increase in wages demanded by the
,oal miners OF oklahoma were granted
tonight AZ meeting OF the Oklahoma
Coal operators association. held here.
It was the first meeting of the or
yanization since the association WIN
drew from the Southwestern inter-
state coal Operators association in
Kansas C'ty last Thursday. McAlester.
okla, was chosen as the permanent
headquarters.
Thirty-seven of the ~ coal pro-
ducers in the state representing a
production of 3,S00,00O tons Of coal
annually, or about 95 per cent of all
the coal mined in the state, were
present at tho meeting. Scale com
mittees were chosen for the purpose
of handling the wage negotiations.
The number Of directors was in
creased from seven to nine by the elec-
ton of j. j. Lullen of Hcnryetta and
j. c. Fretwell of Dewar.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept 11.-Al-
though tension was at high point
throughout the day in the conference
here between representatives OF dis
tricts IA, 81 and % United Mine
Workers of America and the South
western Interstate Coal Operators as
sociation trying for an agreement on
wages and working conditions, the
meeting disbanded early tonight with
out definite action being taken either
by the miners toward strike, or by
the operators tomorrow, concessions
The ultimatum OF the miners pre-
sented this morning was rejected by
the operators after the noon recess,
a counter proposal which the opera -
tors had framed in an executive ses-
sion met with summary rejection by
the miners.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
PROSPERITY TALK

In q season Of the year when tho
optimostic people would rather talk
oi prospects for good crops than point
TO the bank clearings. Tulsa again
leads the financial world
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
THE WEATHER.

OKI.AHoMA-Tuesdsy unsettled in
east. fair in west portion, cooler in
east and central portioas; Wednesday
fair. warmer in west portion.
TULSA. Sept. 1l.-MaNimum 90.
minimum Il; southwest winds, cloudy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
Rig Auto Display.

In the automobile building every
inch of space is taken, and all the
new model standard cars will be
shown. Among the exhibitors in
this building are the Haynes com.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19
LAND Statesmen

Northern lands are frozen up. Take ad.
vantage OF the greatest Southern land and
investment opportunity that was ever Of
fered. Get your share OF this Southern
business. Ask us 10 show you how TO make
$4,000 during the next months. Big
commissions, a liberal free trip inspection
plan for purchasers, transportation Turn
ished agents taking parties south. why
not get acquainted with the SOUTH Lands
priced as low as SO per acre. Location
the very best Take advantage OF our big
advertising campaign and write for terri
tory today Il. r. Anderson, ITO s, Dear
born St, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19
HELP WANTED-MALE
Statesmen and Solicitors.

statesmen get your Christmas
money out OF us. We have the best side
line premium proposition on the market
Brand new and up-to-date. Big money
TO merchants who are anxious TO handle
our assortment at this time of the year
Easy seller as we pay all express charges
and take back all unsold goods; VI com,
missions to you on each sac sale, and all
repeats This Is dandy After supper
Seller" S. to $50 per week without inter.
fering with your regular line. Write at
once TO the old reliable Grove Manufaetur'
ing Company, 1850 Cottage Grove Ave ,
Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19
WERE you EVER

orr PROPOSITION is BETTER.
Let US tell you how you can handle flour,
canned goods, provisions--an entire line
Of groceries. as well as paints, roofing
stock foods automobile and machinery
oils and greases, No rent to pay, no In
vestment In stock. Large orders taken
from samples Goods Of guaranteed and
proyen quality. Selling experience not
necessary. Very profitable work for work
ers" Address R. s. Hin. President, Hitch
cock Hin Co, Chicago. Reference: Any
bank or express company
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19
SOMETHING DIFFERENT

Living room, dining room with beam
ceilings and kitchen on first floor three
good sized bedrooms, delightful sunroom
and fine tile bath on second floor, has
never been occupied. new wall paper. new
gas stove, refrigerator everything spot
lessly clean. Heat and water furnished.
s55 dat rate.
PAYNE & SLATER co,
6is Omaha Nat Bldg. Phone Ug. lolt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19
Miscellaneous.
PAYNE & SLATER CO.,
"OMAHA'S RENTAL MEN"
HOUSES AND COTTAGES.

MODERN EXCEPT HEAT.
5-r $40 &c. 23d ST., east front easy
walking distance. special price, $3.50.
6-r sos South 18th St., newly decorated
and painted throughout, very close In,
$25
7-r 1888 Seward St, good neighborhood,
$40
10-r. 1918 Douglas St, dandy place to
rent out furnished rooms, $50.
ALL MODERN.
5-r. 252S Capitol Ave, new oak floors,
new lighting fixtures, new wall paper,
$50.
6-r. 2f1s Maple St, dandy cottage. $40.
CIR. s9l7 North Goth ST., three bedrooms
and sleeping porch, Pheasant surround
ings $3.50.
S-r.. 22O1 Grant ST., bedrooms. has just
been newly decorated throughout;
garage, $40.
Or. 1888 Farnam ST.. will put In good
condition for responsible party, $50.
DOUBLE HOUSES AND TERRACES,
ALL MODERN
CIR. 921 South 33d ST. This is dandy
fat and positively bargain at $3.50
CIR, 56S South 2sth ST., three bedrooms
neatly decorated throughout close in.
s25.
PAYNE & SLATER CO.,
SIS Omaha Natl Bldg. Phone Doug. 1916.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19
AGENTS AND CANvASSERS

~
matie Stove mi furnace damper. QUAR-.
antecd--.sayes "a per cent Of fuel--keeps
cven Are automa,lclv inst nj the temper
s,ure van wish Anyone can nut ii on
IN Az. ,nin;,tes Every home customer
r,sht now law prieed 400 per cent proat
10 arnni promnt sbinments Exclusive
,srrI,n,v Intarharough Traction %. Of
IN ,be,r eoo .ts,Ions nj n saving Of az "A
a. s.n, ~ ansi VA sell II avery lima
%, NAV 4, IL n protyman Of Washing
ion so,d soo IN ian dnya' You can do
,Sis your nroa, over $3.50 cash, p,
w. I.ec, also OF little town in Wash
ington. sold In 80 minutes. Biggest
quickest. eleancst, money-maker OF the
age for agents General agents, district
managers, $50 week to T,600 year.
Territory now being assigned. Get your
county free, now. Write today, Arnold
Damper Co, Lilo Damper Bldg, al W.
schiller ST., Chicago. M
:, :. :, "a, &c. ~ A05l T.. n.
sas,sr 40 phpaasiphIa PA l,artslde 3
iron nus, so.n atrnac mark, prlnt and
corvrirht rew,s,ered in thc United states
patent office) removes iron rust, ink and
all unwashable stains from clothing
marble. etc. Good seller. big margins.
agents wanted. The original. 25c n tube.
Beware OF infrinsemt nts and tho penalty
for making. selling and using an In
fringed article.
81, 900 FOR your next 100 days, Spot cash
New money making invention for agents
general agents, managers: recently IN
vented; !. 100000 already sold: 200 NOR,
statesmen wanted at once; Amazing Auto
matte Compressed AR Washing Machine
washes tuo OF eiothes IN sA hihutss' h'
cranks 10 turn or evers !" push ~
rubbing, WORKS IKE magic, rrre on M,
Nbo; makes SAFE az every mousse SV'
IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19
AGENTS AND CANVASSERS

/
DEMONSTRATE "Demaco" to auto owners,
| Guaranteed TO cut cost gasoline almost
| half Gives more power, immense seller
| Big profits, Write quick, Decatur MIS-.
CO. Decatur. III. ------.----
AGENTS TO travel by automobile to intro,
| duee our $50 fast selling popular preeu
household necessities. The greatest me
on enrth' Make w a day' Soh'pls.e ou..
| vorlars Wiz III, o. n,cIusive terri
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sooos, QUICK safes, pig proi,s, nsne 20 ~
est , snssiaI |U eNP Cruver co. JACKSON &
Campbell. Chicago, III.
III IL ,,and M" LIN. s,'in o"', ttnrrn ha tirst
Particulars free Write today, George Lee
III Msroueti. Ave MInneapolis MINI
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sampIes' ooIo ana sIVer Ie'ers io' 81.
$3.50 - , IT,, ne d.msnd
nnory..hara Jihoraf os,or ~ General
agents. Metallic Letter Co, AS N. CLARK
St. Chicago.
M NTlD o,i,, 80 a., ..I eI,,,ni.x cae
nI.n,s n aSn'rIa,on ra,,,rad can
,nsLs sano ~ t6oo nor mnnth OTHERS
80 III. 4, 40 na, Dn, Addrs.s sjr,-
pIex Gas Plants Co, 1874 whiting St, Chi
cago, ILL.,
AGEN;rs-ss9 nroat on gross Francsioo
saws ssI, aipbt evsrv ten cail, Women
men make money. Free sample Moh-
ler Monon Bldg Chicago
GI7T + 6oTr -drTI1- co,,e Tns, 10 tented mot
aiac,r,aan Mat a,nnaarsvl article aver
Inuanted TO- ao,,on a,,as ,hc bair In a
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19
Professions ano Trades.

LADIEs--wE OFFER YOU
AN OPPORTUNITY OF EARN
ING GOOD WAGES BY MAX
mo HOUSE DRESSES AND
APRONS. SEWING MACHINES
ARE DRIVEN BY ELECTRIC
POWER AND REQUIRE NO
EXERTIoN. you WORK uN-
DER PLEASANT CoNDI-
TIoNs, IN A CLEAN, LIGHT
AND MODERN FACTORY.
PRIVATE DINING HALL. FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION
APPLY TO NJ. ". SMITH h CO.,
AT THE FACTORY EN-
TRANCE, 9TH AND DOUG
LAS SITS. AND ASK FOR MIR.
ANDERSON.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19

FOR RENT.
FLATS.
ssl.2s s. 18th st. 6-r., C. W.. ....$60. 90
22l4 d St., s. Side, Ser, c. W.. bath Is. 90
1045 s. goth St, 5-r., c. W., gas. Is. 90
SCI S, 29th ST., Ar. c. w.. IL. 90
DETACHED HOUSES.
5l4 N. 18th St, Or, modern. 900
I546 s. 29th St.. 7-r., c. W., gas. -. 80. so
ls41 s. 27th ST., Car. modern. ... 20 so
sO9 N. 26th St., Ter, c. w,....... Is. 90
3s2s N. 22d St. S-r. modern. IS 90
1872 Park wild>tAve., Or, c. w.. 20. 90
4s2s Seward St. s-r.. modern. ....... 90
ais N. 25th St, 6-r, c, w....,..... IS, 90
S13 S. 18th St, 6-r, c. w........ 10. 90
23l4 Hickory ST., 3-r.. well. ....... 10. 90
SIS, N. 2tth ST., ar, C. w.......,.. 10. 90
sell Burdette St. ar, well..,... 500
GARVIN BROS,
s45 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19
FOR RENT-ROOMS

ATTENTION ROOM HUNTERS!
IL you fail to find the room you
desire among these ads. call at The
Bee office for Room List-Glves
complete detailed description OF va
cant rooms In all parts Of the city
II more convenient phone The Zee
Want Ad Dept. and give you: name
and address and lis. will b.
mailed to you at once. New lists are
Issued every week.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19
FOR RENT-HOUSES


ATTACHED.
1908 Jones, 5-r and sleeping porch
A, p. Turkey & son.
Phone Doug 5O2 1913 w. o. w. Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19

sALESMAN-Esccilent permanent position
now open for capable salesman In Ne
braska. staple line for general retail
trade. Liberal commissions. ssb weekly
advance Ralph II. Ide. 4si7 williams
Bldg. Detroit.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19
WANTED-SALESMEN.

II you are salesman Of more than
average ability. II you can approach peo-
pie and intelligentiy present facts, keep.
ing In mind that our proposition requires
no coloring or misrepresentation. you are
the man we want We require above
qualifications and good references
This Is q commission proposition with
liberal expense advance.
We have men who. even though they
have had but little previous experiences,
are earning from 5000 to 5000 per year.
Write for appointment. Address Box
t0i1, Bee. -l
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19

CALENDAR and advertising speciality. Men.
here's line entirely new and different"
metal and glass combinations in calendars
and souvenirs All or part time. inauir-
les confidential. The Nathan NJ. Stone
Co., 6o7 w. iath Pl., Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19

EXPERIENCED salesman who knows he can
sell specialized advertising service. We are
so-year-old firm selling to large and
small advertisers. and now extending our
territories. Liberal commission contract
with weekly advances. Heartiest co-op-
GRAFTON in sales plans and development Of
business. State experience fully. Cruver
Company, 2t42 Jackson Blvd Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19

Statesmen. exceptional opportunity to
make big money with Mueller Bros. ex-
elusive line glass and wood novelty caien-
dars. leather goods and novelties, Write
for exclusive territory. Mueller Bros. 2sH
Polk st.. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19

SIDE LINE statesmen. Lustre Mops. polish
and other products pleasant to sell.
Samples light. Liberal commission. Write
today. Lustre Mfg. Co.. rs W. Kinsie, Chi
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-02-04
ROBERTS COUNTY CRIMINAL
CASES

He cald Advance
Milbank, South Dakota.
Dear Sir:
Thinking perhaps you re readers
might be interested in knowing
waht has been going on in Robe is
county during the past year in the
line Of criminal prosecutions,
| am sending you the following
statement as shown by the records
here:
Criminal cases tried and dis
posed Of since January 5th, 1915,
So.
Number Of cases tried by jury,
26.
Number of cases in which ver-
diets were guilty, /.
Number Of cases in which ver-
diets of not guilty were returned, 8
Number Of cases in. which the
jury disagreed, l e.~
Number of cases in which defen-
dants pleaded guilty, 27
Number of cases for violating
the liquor law, %
Number Of cases for assau ult with
dangerous weapon with intent to
kill or do bodily harm, 5
For adultery,
For forgery, !
For larceny, grand and petit, Is
For wife desertior, !
For embezzlement.
Fer resisting an officer, l
For rioting, 2
Number sent to the penitentiary,
Total amountvof fines imposed
S495O.58 tn is does not include the
$3.50. IA judgment in favor Of the
county for the violation Of the
liquor law at Claire City, and for
which livery barn in that town
was attached and sold, which
amount in addition to the fines i'm
posed would make a grand total of
S55O9.58 fines imposed. Of this
amount $15O7.O3 has been paid to
the County. Commitments have
been issued to the sheriff for some
Of the violators whose Jail sentence
was suspended by the Judge upon
the condition that they pay their
fines and all the costs. This will
add ~ $96495 more.to the fines
collected, and swell .sthe total to
$3O25'12.
Yours truly,
C.. r. Jorgenson.