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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
Some Recovery in Late
Trading from Further
General Decline.
RAILROAD LIST WEAK:
STEEL GOES LOWER
State Bonds High Price and
Large Oversubscription Aid
Afternoon Upturn.

Securities hardened in yesterdays
late dealings and at the close showed
some recovery from the decline which
early In the session had carried on
Wednesdays reaction. Railroads were
under considerable pressure In the
forenoon, but rallied toward the end
Of the day. Final changes were gem
orally losses, but IN the more active
Issues these were generally Of frac-
lions. Business was about on the
scale Of the day preceding.
Prices were lower at the outset ana
slight upturn in the first hour found
offerings abundant and did not get far.
Liquidation was in evidence in stand
ard issues and the short interest was
able for a while to bring out consid-
cradle stock. United States Steel,
which had risen 20 So In the early up
turn. fell back nearly a point 70 1929
but rallied 10 end only a shade lower
on the day. The Erie stocks were
especially weak, the common after
some recovery making q net loss OF
more than a point st. Paul dropped
more than a point, but rallied when
word came In the last hour that divi-
dends at the rate Of 5 per cent had
been renewed and closed fractionaiIy
higher on the day. This good news and
favorable response helped market SEN
timent.
The industrial list was decidedly II
regular, showing come considerable
losses in the afternoon and few good
gains al the finish. Mexican Petrol
cum, recently so strong on merger tax
opened below par, moro than point
down. but ended higher. Can was par
ticularly strong in the late dealings,
rising nearly points on the day. IN
dustrial Alcohol made a maximum loss
Of 8 points.
Compared with some recent state
bond sales, yesterdays offering had
little market influence. The invest
ment demand for good bonds IL so eX-
cellent that il needed no proof from
the result Of the state financing state
and city obligations, free from neon,
tax. are considered particularly desir-
able since Washington dispatches lndi-
cate that Federal exactions may be IN
creased.
1O3 q AZ which a local financial insti-
tuition obtained the S25,oOo,o0O Of 4
per cent bonds offered and the large
oversubscription, however, did some
thing toward establishing a frmer tone
IN stock in the afternoon. In bono
circles better demand at high prices
was reported.
The state has been able to borrow or
the most favorable terms since l9ll
in spite Of the war across the water
with its immense loans at hhigh rae
Wber tho end Of the war is in sigh
and the financial stability Of the bel
irerents is no longer in question II
nav be that the high yield on govern
me, issues abroad will compete more
effectively with our home securities.
Whatever may be the vagaries OF tA'
s.ock market. idle funds demand profit
able investment. The present greal
case Of money. Of which there Is nc
; INN end IN sight, furnishes eff
cient support to the bond market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
LONDON MARKET
QUIET AND STEADY
Purchasing of Exchequer Bonds
Limits Dealings on the
Stock Exchange.

London. Jan. 27.-Sr Edward GTey's
statement regarding the blockade
cleared the recent uncertainty pre-
vailing in financial circles and created
steadier feeling. The steady absorp-
ton of exchequer bonds by all classes
prevents much fresh money reaching
the Stock Exchange, where business to-
day was confined TO gilt edged securi-
ties and few oil and rubber shares.
Two of the first home rail dividend
announcements, while satisfactory, did
not affect the market. Consols closed
unchanged at 1913, the new war loan
unchanged at 81.
American securities, both bonds and
railroad shares, were quiet and easy.
Tomorrow the Treasury will issue a
supplementary list of bond prices at
which the government is prepared to
purchase.
The Bank Of England to-day bought
$4,000 in bar gold and sold $4,000,
shipped 100000 in sovereigns to Spain
and $4,000 to Canada and earmarked
100000 for miscellaneous purposes.
Money and discount rates were
steady. Money loaned at 4it 70 4%
per cent. Discount rates for short and
three months bills were SIS to 51i
per cent.
Gold premium at Lisbon was SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
New State Bonds Dealt in at
104lA-Industrials Off
Some Oils Lower.

The market on the Broad Street Curb
Yesterday was moderately active. After
an early show Of firmness prices turned
reactionary, with closing quotations
generally showing losses on the day.
The New York State per cent bonds,
new, were dealt in at from 1882 to
1O4l4 in fairly large volume. Dealings
in the industrial group were on a
diminished scale, with Aetna Explosives
again a feature of the list. The old
stock opened points up at 70, but re-
acted to close with q net decline of Az
points on the day, and the new. when
issued, lost Is Of a point and the rights
|. Submarine Boat was weak. losing
IL points. Driggs-Seabury and Cana
dian Car and Foundry each declined 3
and Midvale Steel point.
Prices held fairly steady in the petro-
leum issues except in few issues.
Standard Oil Of New York lost points
and Standard of Indiana ID points.
Mining stocks generally were fairly
steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The New York Coffee Exchange yes
terday elected w. b. Boulton, jr., Of
100 Broadway, and Spencer X. Min
ford, jr., of Philadelphia, to member
ship.
n. s. Reeder has been elected a di-
rector of the Pressed Steel Car Com
pany, in place of the late o. c. Gayley.
J +. MacEnulty, formerly second vice
president, has been made first vice
president, and c. +. Church assistant
secretary and assistant treasurer.
The resignation of A. d. Parker as
vice-president of the Colorado & South
ern Railway Company has been an
nounced.
Directors Of the Seaboard National
Bank yesterday appointed Charles c
Fisher, formerly receiving teller, an
assistant cashier.
II. b. Settler has been elected d.
rector of the National Refining Com
.nany. succeeding j. NJ. Cudahy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
Foreign Government Issues,
Third Avenue to Paw Interest.

Directors OF the Third Avenue Rail-
way Company adopted a resolution yes
terday authorizing and directing the
payment Of interest on the per cent
adjustment bonds. This action will
make II unnecessary for meetings TO
be held TOR the purpose OF declaring
the semi-annual interest on the bonds,
which will be paid without formal ac-
ton on April l and October each
year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
GREENE CANANEA COPPER co.

q Br0adWay, New York, Jan, =, I3Ib.
The Board OF Directors OF the Greene
Cananea Copper Company has declared .
dividend o. 800 per share upon It's Capita!
Stock OF the par value OF 800 90 per share.
payable on February ~. 1915. 10 the holders
OF such shares Of record at the close Of bust
ness al 3 90 o'clock on Friday. February II.
1916. The dividend is payable only upon the
500 90 shares into which the Capital stock
+ now divided. All stockholders who have
not converted their holdings into shares 81
10000 par value should do SO without de-
lay In order that they may receive their
dividend promptly.
The transfer books Will not be closed.
J. W. ALLEN Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

New York. ~ Y. Jan. % 1915.
The stockholders Of the International
Typograph Company. corporation or
ganized under the laws Of West Virginia
Will take notice that al the annual meeting
10 be held In the Tribune Building. New York
on February p, 1915. a motion viii be made 90
dissolve the company. 10 dispose OF its as
sets and make "A anal distribution 20 the
stockholders Of any sum remaining after all
debts and liabilities are settled.
J. X. ROGERS.
President International Typograph Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
ANDREW J MCCORMACK. AUCTIONEER.
STOCKS G. BONDS AT AUCTION.
ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON
Y. - - 80
FRIDAY. JAN'Y 28. 1916,


at 1880 O'Clock. al the Exchange salesroom.
Sos. - & is Ncsey 81.
BY order O; the Supreme Court. New YORK
County.
Hon Jacob a Cantor. Referee.
$4,000 Minneapolis. Lyndale & Mlnnetonks
Street hwy. Co. LIST Consld. M'ge.
$4,000 Peoples Gas Light 3 Coke CO. OF
Chicago hefig. p c. Gold bonaS'
$4,000 rntel states Steel Corpn. p. C..
$4,000 caaada sou,ae1n EH:.y. c. cons ...a.
$4,000 tinted states Rubber Co. Coll. Trust
D.. sinking Fund Gold Bonds
200 che. American SNUFF Co common.
zoo chs American Tobacco Co common.
- chs. American Machine Foundry Co
100 chs. Louisville ( Nsshvnlo r. r. Co.
200 sas Twin cry Rapid Transit Co com
lf5 shs Pennsylvania d T. Co.
so rs a .4 ssss q5s s CO Co. ls PF'f'
~ chs. American Tobacco Co. pretd
chs. American Cigar Co. PRED.
zoo sas United Cigar stores Co. common
200 chs Weus. Fargo ( Co.
zoo shs. Canada Core 'coTPoretio.n, Ltd
5000 shs United proat Sharing Corpn.
chs Iircett & Myers Tobacco Co. prefd.
chs. J. Loriilari 90. preferred.
900 fhs. Hocs Island Co. common (old).
100 chs. A'ch.son. Topeka & Santa Fo Rwy.
100 shs Td-City Rvy & Lign, Co prefd
800 shs United States Steel Corpn. common.
coo che Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co.
200 chs. Tennessee Copper Co
100 chs. American Smelling Refining Co
200 ,hs Cruc,bie Steel Co Of America com
GOLDMAN. HElDE & UNGEK
Attorneys FOR Plaintiffs.
No 10 Broadway. Ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
Rank of England Return.

London. Jan 27-Thc weekly return of ne
Bank Of England shows The following changes IViA.
r,.rrvc Increased 4. i37 0OO circulation decreased
$4,000. bullion increased ~ .0jG.5i4. other sccur
tlcs increased a. $50 900. other dep0si, Increased
y,acse increased 100000. so'crnment securities IN
changed
The proportion q the banks to liability
this week Is 22is pe5 cent against % IS las, week
T.s I..s q discount Iemtins Yer cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
Bank Of France Return.

Paris. Jan 2T-The weekly return o. the BANG
~ France shows The foll0~ins changes; COO J"
80 l.rrcgsed s-f 200 francs. silver ~ mana m
creased s.6 600 francs. notes 81 circulation IN
creTsed 1919. 1000 francs. treasury drNsi' ln,
escd n $40 900 francs general deposits decreased
90 6o6 frsnrs. lfls discounted Increased St-3.-
600 francs; advances increased 5I.Sl3.VVV francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
ATLANTIC MUTUAL l''. APP
CERTIFICATES OF PROFIT ....
BOUGHT & SOLD BY CHISHOLM
CHAPMAN. II BRoADwAh "
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
,-~,r,n STATE, CAST mos PIPE W
FOUNDRY coMrA>i.. ,rs

burlington. y j., Js s.s ,,55s,aat ~,
On Thursday. the I 90 "a stock 9, -.
dend q =, on the Prei,.' M. q eai....l'l
Company was or..' es..l pe-.o, A..
~ 3lst. 1915. P.',srI,h is,k ~.
terry. beginning Feoru,"ii.s- ore,.r.si ,,,
irst paymgn, o. =. ss'as % .,osA..' ~.
dend 30 .. VIII Dee - Iig.s or" =
OF record February 81" .5l.oss ia.
@i Prs,, H q si1lss s4 5 s. r..',a u .' -
isiS. to stockholders o. =. 80
1915. . - 50. Aas acgss
Preferred diy sn,idrs 90 Of reso'l - -.
ith. 1916. ,. 10 S. 80 -
l5th. 1916. O. stoc""'''' III :"
'e% Tss s So 'rr4a.',r I g9.'i' >.
close ior the purPo,.s.s, q isscFs''7
b. +. HAUGHIO''
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28

Washington. Jan. Tie condition Of N.
United states Treasury to-day was. Net balance in
general fund. sll0.2l9 go. total receipts 81 500
go. total payments. fJ-1 .ls9 The deficit ihi,
fiscal year l. '5i.l2l.Tji against deficit of 500
1891 last year. exclusive " Panama Canal and
public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY.

dividend Of one per cent on the Common
Stock has been declared. payable February
18th. 1916. to holders OF record at the close
OF business February LIST. 1915.
Stock Transfer Books will not be closed.
GEO. II. DANFORTH Secretary.
New York, January. 10th. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
INACTIVE STOCKS.

TIE following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Thursday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28

Daily imports and exports of gen.
eral merchandise at the Port OF New
York were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28

THURSDAY, JANUARY z

THURSDAY, JANUARY n, 1916
,, . ~ ot Tbur 7ss against Wednesday 6al ZOO
ago nd January I" dat" ''''' "
4 4 OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

interchangeable registered or coupon. tcoupor
Registered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
U. S. Treasury Finances.

.Pn v.lu. $50. tEI dividend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
National and
State Calls Out

Oklahoma Ci'y hank, AZ me clos.
81 bu,ne,, lune IN had deposits 4
Sn1aS Sn'l. according 90 figure, com
piled ,hi, morning hv Ralnh - Nun
dsfhJh manager OF the Oklahoma Iry
clearing house. IN response 'o a nation
al bank call issued hy The treasury it
pat'mtnt
Deposit, at the time oi the last pre-
,iru, bank call Nav / were 2lW'
llsN Had he call hcen issued iof
TO-DAY Mr. Wundc'',h said. instead
of decrease ~ 500 .1iSN ~ an increase
ci more than tlnNorn would have been
shown
Three local banks. he declares. have
increased their deposit, hv SonOnn sine,
NAV | The decrease IS explained b,
M, iaJt that AZ ,h' last ct the month
many check, arc heinr drawn and ont
oi town collection, have not begun in
arrive
Then. ton. 'hs latter par, oi lune and
the first part NJ lul, considered slack
time, m banking circles because " ,h'
ia,, th,, ,tpp, have NOT begun ~ move
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Mexico Promises to Auoid
Aggrauating Movements

V7RAsHlNGToN, July srhe text OF the Mexican note,
wv Transmitted today by Elseo Atedoudo, the Mexican am
baador designate follows
Warrington, d. C., July T. 1910.
Mr.. Secretary:
have Just received from with instructions TO
sent 4 to your eKcellency
900 MI. Secretary.
Referring to the notes OF June 20 and IS last have the
honor your esceency immediate
al prisoners further proof Of the sincerity OF the desires
OF this government to reach pacific md satisfactory arrangement
Of present difficulties This government solve the
present conflict and would be unjust its attitude mn-
terpeted.
%t also the government earnestly suggested
plan for cantonmentS the boundary line the
Cudad II This government disposed
now as has always been seek immediate solution OF the
points whie constitute the the conflict the
countries owt The American thinks reasonably ha,
It's believes that the OF American
Mexican territory aside from being e'pas the
fukt. llt WITHDRAWAL OF AMERICAN TROOPS. On
ONE HANDAND The PROTECTION OF THE FRONTIER
TIE SOLUTION OF WHICH MUST M TIE DIRECTING
OBJECT OF THE EFFORTS OF BOTH COUNTRIES
The Mexican government is willing couder quick and
practical way and prompted by spirit Of concord the remedies
which should be applied to the present situation.
"Seeral Latin American countries have offered their friendly
mediation to ae Mexican and the latter has
in principle Therefore the Mexican government only waS,
nation that r OF the United States would be disposed
this mediation purpose mentioned whether
still the belief that may attained by
means OF direct negotiations between both governments
"lN THE MEANTIME THIS GOVERNMENT PROPOSES
TO EMPLOY ALL EFFORTS THAT NAY BE At IT'S DIS
PCSl TO AVOID the Rl URRFNDE OF NEW INCIDENTS
WHICH MAY tpMpllC\It AND NDDRNNNTF IHr STU
ALTON Al the time hopes that the government
W part make Of all efforts also
its military and civil authorities OF the frontier that might
complca ons.
81 myself OF this opportunity to rieate 20 vour es
ceney the assurance OF my most distinguished confederation
tSisn,d) &C AGUILAR'
Having thus complied with higher instructions Of my govern
offers pleasure eScelency
suance OF my highest consideration
(Sisn,n ~ ARREpoNDo"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

The above 3, faithful copy of
letter received ty The Time, a, an
'n,'n,uts n communication iun
NJ Rsr'ha lluesu, me child
mother
The mother ,ay, her ,on ,s very 40
and b, .alva,, calling iur h, dadI,
who ven, ava, anr morning two year,
agn and never returned She h,s thr
is ppar woman. fighting desperately
tn cafc for her three children. there
fore cannot prosecute an exhaustive
search irf her husband
Mrs llugein, heard that her hos.
band wa in Oklahoma CITY and ,hc
imp'or, him 20 return hum, and "a,
isl, their sick child.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
French Cut Way Through Foes Last Trenche
0KL LAH0MAS INCOME TAX GAIN LEADS ALL AMERICA
ALL PILLS MUST BE
COUNTED BY COMMAND
OF u. S. GOVERNMENT T

How o'd l' anne"
"Who killed Cock Robin
How many feather, has a hen ?"
How many pills are thers in Ok
lahoma' ?"
The first three questions have
never been answered satisfactorily
Tie solution ~ the last will b, made
public within q few day, as & result
Of an order issued some time ago
from the office OF Hubert l.. bolcn.
collector ot internal revenue tot the
district ~ Oklahoma
Count EN-" M. order said A,
least II instructed 40 Ok'ahnman'
subject 10 the special. or war tax
a. count every phi IN Oklahoma con
tanning narcotics Drugg St,, dentists
veterinarian, and physicians are sub
JeJt 20 the tax
More than 500 answers were re-.
c.Wed TIN, morning by Mr Bol~H
Every grain OF habi,-produclng drugs
IN the state mast be listed with the
internal revenue office before July
~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Million Added
To Valuations
In This County
Public Service Corporations to
Make Up Increase, State
Board Directs.

An increase OF SlOcl0 0oO lu the valua
um of property ~ Oklahoma county
was ordered by the state board OF equal
ifa'ion TIM, morning
On motion ~ Governor Williams.
chairman Of the board. lt-wa, suggest
cI that iu making ,hi, increase the
county excise board should make 1t
up on public service corporations IN
city and county many oi which the
board though, were und-fvalued
The work Of equally'nr assessments
between counties was begun hy the
board tins morning and viii oon'inIr
each day until 'hc work d, finished
Assessors II about one half the Dlun
ties oi the state have filed their re-
turns with the board
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
CANTEEN
FUN ID
Previously reported 1000. iisil'

Previously reported 900. ilsllS
III ANYBODY want, o. give 10 ,hs uk-
hhaml lN guards lr'r,n Fund he
had better k,k n sDnn saturday ihIs
fund D. going q. close whether We rct
another penn, .r mott burg, that YOU
could lose r 'hr huuue,, section u
Oklahoma ,N have ou'yhs,ti u, hy
hundred, ni dollars m 'ls proposition.
and u 'uHk, like 4 waste ut space ~
keep ,his srp,al up
Everybody .Nr 'u make ihI, 'url
tiuD and we'll ,u' uUi ihs pleading
right now N,i busy Hui
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Boy, Ill, Calls
ForHis Daddy
Who Left Him
Illinois Child Pleads for Miss,
inu Father 10 Return to
His Home.
WILL THIS BRING DADDY?

Mr Viii Uugg,r,
Oklahoma liN OKLA
Dear Daddy Viii
] am awful v,k. and would lik,
iH see ,uu
know II ,nu knew how bad M,
head and side hurt me ,.u ,ufrIy
would tonne iH ,ss nr. IVY write and
'c'l mc II ,Hu ri'l love tout htilt
~
From ,ouf hi'l, ,ar.
EDDIE UrGGlNS
30 Wet seventh Street NNpn
Illinois
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
LOCAL TEAM WINS
competitive DRILL

Oklahoma City, team ~ the Knight,
and ladic, %, security won eompc,i
tive drill in a big Fourth oi luly ccle
hfat'on Yesterday a, Norman I, Wa
Capiaued hy I g ffv and was the
same team that drew down the prize
~ san At Toledo, national cnmpe,i
ton last week The W q ". team
of Norman was awarded second place
Many lodges competed for the rfi,e,
Tho Security team made " percent ac.
,ofding to the Judges. and the ". O.
W team % pefcen,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Way Opened for AmiCable Ad-
juStment OF Dispute as
To Border. /
EARLY WITHDRAWAL OF
PERSHING'S FORCE, PLAN
Officials Say Need for Main
tanning Expedition Has
LeSSened.

WASHINGTON. lub s.-Thc cri,i,
between the United State, and Mexico
virtually came 90 an cut today when
friendly and c00ula'nry note from
'I, Be- iaO'D g1,rrumrnl was handed
'u Secretary Lansing and promptly
communicated 90 President Wilson.
rma' statement Of the attitude u
.hr Washington government must
await the president action. bat there
o mo- doubt lu 'hc mind OF officials
that the way ma, been opened i1r an
amlcablc adlu,,mcn. o' the dispute as
90 the border situation which brought
the TWO governments to the verge of
War
Meets Ready Reception.
Secretary Lansing himself would
make no comment lie gave the I'M
. preston. however. that General Car.
rauya'S suggestion that there is no
pending question between the govern.
mcniS which cannot he readil an
swere' boy friendly negotiations meets
/ with quick ',mpa'h, here
Mr. Lansing IS known o. lare Pres
iicut Wilson, desire that ho'liue,
be avoided u there B, luy possible way
q. safeguard American border interests
without a clash with 'hr tlranA gov
eminent The new N,>,lu g1mnuni-
cation ,o plainly indicated a smllar
desire 'ha' further interchange II
'E,v, O, expected 90 begun immediate.
l' looking 20 JOHN, effort, o curb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Dead Woman Is Passenger
In Mysterious Automobile

SALEM. Mass luly s Puzzled
by the continuing passage ur and
down Boston street " an auiumo.
b,l, ict abou, half am hour. Patrol.
man Dennis FlSnn stopped the car
and found IN y, N, body ci Matga
te, Ward Of Peabody. Mas, Six
men In the car one Of whom vas
Charles r O'Cunn.ll ui Peabody.
former state representative. were
arrested At police headquat,ets. a
charge n being accessories ~ ille.
sal medical practices was placed
against the men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

IN addition in ,hs lntmtr fenfs
sentative the, Included ~, hr1,h.r
lame, O'Jonntll vt lynn George
\ nstdv N. a member ul the ,ttw
oi the United S,aiss cruiser ksat
sstsc DANIEL nin,tn and Wi.
liam u Jcnln " Salem and Thorn
a. ! sexton oi psabod, who had
driven the rat
According io the police. Miss
Ward died aiitt having been placed
IN the machine She vas % wears
I'D and rsc,nil, had been employed
IN Peabody stote.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Senate Democrats
To Outline Program

WASHINGTON July S-Democra,,
NJ the senate will caucus tonight to
consider the legislative program Tor
the remainder OF The session with a
view in bringing about an early al
.HurnmJu' a tight Is expected uu the
administration shipping bill a. winch
there Vill p, strong opposition
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
RUMAN|ANS JOIN
TO URGE PART IN
CAUSE OF ALLIES
Two Parties Unite 10 Work for
Intervention Against Gen.
trail Powers.

LONDON. July s Bucharest a.,
Hl,hc, iu Amsterdam state iha, ,hs
pafue, oi Take lunssyus. iormsr rr
is,rf oi lr interior and VI lhpt,,o
'.tmcr minister Hi war and leader u'
ihc conservatives. have 'N.usj force,
and will aJ' together Both psfus, are
100 iayof Di intervention iu 'hs Vai hl
kumana on The SIDE ni 'hs allie,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
TROOPS EXPECT
BORDER MOVE IN
ONLY FEW DAYS
First REGIMENT Being Rapidly
Equipped; Serums Ad-
miniStered.

MOBILIZATION CAMP. FORT
SILL Okla July Quaf,etmaIer
and ordnance officers are hurtyiug a.
equip our men with complete ou,i,,,
No official word has been given ou,
bat the First regimen, expect, 'p move
90 the border TIN, week
Medical examination &, almost com
plsic and typhoid serum and ,mallpo,
vaccine are being administered as last
a, duCoiS ,sn work