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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-02

THE third School Figure is
known as the Three" 1t
consists Of a turn in the
natural direction from an edge for.
ward to the other edge on the same
foot backward. or vice versa. The
diagram Of this figure is illustrated
in Figure 1 on this page.
The turns must be skated exact
ly opposite each other on the long
axis designated as AA on Figure 1.
The transverse axis BIB, passes at
right angles to AA midway be-
tween the turns. The second curve
should be approximately the same
size as the first, in order to bring
the skater nearly to the starting
point.
The official programme for
Threes is as follows:
No. starting ROF, LOF
No. Sa starting ROF, LIB
No. Sb starting LOF, RIB
No. Ga starting RIFF, LOB
No. 9b starting LIF, ROB
The authorizations used are as
follows: r, right; L, left; F, for
ward; B, backward; /, inside, and
o, outside.
No. of the official schedule is
the first subdivision of the Threes
the ROF Three-LOF Three-and
is made as follows:
Starting on the right outside for
ward edge, begin to rotate the
shoulders for the turn. Do not hold
the left shoulder back as II you
were going to skate a plain circle
eight. The left shoulder is brought
forward to get the shoulders In the
necessary twisted position to make
the turn. It might be said that
the twisting OF the shoulders forces
the skating foot to make the Three.
Thus we see that the carriage of
the shoulders for the curve of the
Three before the turn is just the
opposite from the carriage for the
outside forward circle Eight.
The turn is made on the forward
part of the blade, with a kind of
SNAP" Directly after the turn, the
shoulders and balance foot should
be in a somewhat spread-eagle posi-
ton, the body erect and the arms
held out about waist high.
It is necessary to sink well on
the skating knee Immediately
after the turn, opening out the
knees and spread-eagling the bal
ance foot, in order to old out the
second curve in preparation for the
following outside forward Three.
The ROF Three-LIB Three,
LOF Three-RIB Three mos. SA
and Sb) are made as follows: The
forward Three is made as above de
scribed, but the print is held out
we'll near the end of the inside back
ward curve and before beginning
the inside backward Three on the
other foot, and, in order to place
the inside backward Three properly
on the axis "A, il is necessary TO
glance .. the turn on the forward
Three
The inside backward Three
should he begun on a well-rounded
curve, and for that reason it Is
Necessary 20 turn the heel Of the
skating foot we'll out, so as to bring
again on a sharp edge, with the
arms held well back and the gaze
directly over the skating shoulder.
The turn of the backward Three
must be made on the heel. To Ia
cilitate this get far upon the heel
OF the skate just before the turn.
When the turn has been made, the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-02

very sharp edge. and It is this
pressing on the blade which large
ly assists in making the loop, and
not so much the rotation OF the
shoulders, as in outside forward
loops.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-02

Get on a good inside back edR
at the strike-off and look well owe.
the skating shoulder. The EN-
ployed arm aud shoulder should b,
thrown back, the arm beinl
stretched well out
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-02

The Above
Diagram
Shows in
Perspective the
Various Positions
Assumed in
Making the
Three; the
Diagram to the
Right Shows
How the
"Loop" Is
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-02

Charlotte. the
Worlds Most Fa-
nous Woman
Skater, Now at the
Hippodronne, Pos
ing Specially for
This Page. This H.
lustration Shows
the Position in the
Left Outside Loop
just Before the
Loop IL Made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
SHOTCUN-P|ST0L
DUEL FOUGHT BY
ANGRY W0RKMEN
Residence District Alarmed by
Grim Warfare,

Chatter OF hammers and rumble OF
mortar mixing in the building opera
tons near Thlrtieth street and ClasSen
boulevard were stopped this morning
by the boom OF a sawed off shotgun
As carpenters and laborers straight
cued mp and looked around the crack
OF 45 SIX shooter answered the slrot
gun
Shotgun and six shooter alternatcd
as hystanders hurried for shelter Isaac
Nchllng white carpenter. stood in an
alley methotcaly loading and firing
the shotgun at pile OF cement sacks
/ \ Ransom, negro laborcr poked
his head over the top OF the sacks and
ilred his SlN-Shootrr at SChillng, then
ducked down to reload
As the men in the neighborhood
crouched down behind piles OF lum-
Der and brick or peered around cor
ncr, of houses to watch the battle
women nearby hurried to telephones
Seven calls IN fewer minutes notified
the police that a massacre was in prog
rcSS.
Just before Chief Nichols and De
tec,ive Wlttcn arrived in the police
flivver, Schillng retired III good or
der The negro backed away from his
barricade and the argument was called
a traw Ono crowd of interested spec
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
new RECORD FOR
WORLD TRADE SET
BY U. S. EXPORTS
Sales Pass Half Billion, Unique
for August

WASHINGTON, Sept 2S.-American
exports finally have passed the $500
OOOmO a month mark Statistics is-
sued today by the department of com
mcrcc show that goods sent abroad in
August were valued at S5lOOO0OOO, a
record not only for this country, but
for the world
Imports decreased in August the Ia
tai OF Sl992F,j9l being $4,000 900 be
low that oi June the record month II
was greater, however, than the total OF
any previous August Exports for the
year ended with Angus, aggregated 81
7SOmOOOO and the imports &. 100000 OOO
both totals being far in advance ol
those Tor any similar period Of In,
August imports Co. pcrccnt cmcrcl
tree ui duty compared with w. s PEI
cent IN August year ago
The favorable trade balance ior Au
gust was Sll0O0OO. compared with
$llqOOOOOO in Angus, year ago an
a balance OF Sl90OOOOO against the
United States in August, 1914
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
ED|CT TO FORBID
SELLING Of ALL
!. KINDS OF CIDER
County, Unable to Reach Of
tenders to Stop Sale,

An absolute ban on selling OF cider
of all kinds in Oklahoma county will
become effective within the next two
or three days, according to a state
ment IRON the county attorneys office
today. The sweeping order is directed
toward all dealers in cider, and pro
hbltS the sale OF all kinds OF cider, re-
gardleSs OF whether it contains moro
or less than the legal amount of al
cOhol
The order came after several
months OF investigation into twenty odd
cases in which IT was alleged cider
contained from to II percent of al.
cohol These cases are still under
investigation, but no iniorma,ions have
been filed Analysis made by the city
chcmiS, disclosed the presence of al
cohol IN an illegal amount,
The county attorneys office has no
titled all cider dealers to stop selling
cider but two or three DAYS will be
given for them to dispose of their sun
ply on hand
The wholesalers say the cider is
pure when It leaves their houses, and
that the tstailers put the alcohol in
later, IT was stated today
Statement Disputed,
The retailers, on the other hand
say they have been selling the cider
just as /, came from the wholesalers
and that IT the cider contained alcohol
II was put IN by the wholesalers
II is understood the county a,tor
neys office, realizing the difficulty OF
stopping unlawful sale of cider, con.
cluded to put the ban on all cider. Sell.
crS OF cider hereafter il was an.
nounoed, will be presented for viola
ton OF the prohibitory laws
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
MCDANIEL NAMED BY MYSTERY WITNESS ASKS EARLY TRIAL
ePlSC0PAlIANS MAY
REMOVE WORD DAMN
FROM PRAYER BOOK

N0EW YORK. sept. 2S-Elimina
NW ton Of the word damn" from
" the Episcopal prayer book and
the substitution OF the word con
demn is recommended by the com
mission on revision of the prayer
book IN a report to be read at the
trlennlal convention ot the Protest.
ant Episcopal church at St Louis
next month
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25

for an early trial. Mcdaniel is can
didate on the democratic ticket Tor re
election ~ November
- Mcdaniel also said he will make ap-
plicaiion for bond and the amount is a
matter OF indifference to him
Murder Stirred City.
The murder with which Mcdaniel
is charged was committed on the eve
ming OF July IS. I, stirred the city
greatly. for Mrs Mcdaniel came from
widely known family She was IS
years old, and the mother of three
children
Suspicious on her part, resulting IN
accusation Of her husband and quar-
rel between the two provoked the mur-
dcr, according to the theory OF Lock
wood
Told Of Decoy Call.
The first known OF the murder was
when Mcdaniel tclcphoncd police
headquarters that his wife had been
murdered during his absence Detec-
tives, on entering the room. found Mrs.
Mcdaniel on the bed in her boudoir
unconscious from blows on her head.
(Continued on Pare Tvs)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
WILSON DEFENDS
TARIFF POLICY;
FUTURE BRIGHT
America Has Only to Conduct
Business Properly,

BALTIMORE. Sept President
Wilson. speaking before the Grain
Dealers convention here today uphel /
his tariff policy defended the federal
reserve act and the shipping bill and
declared that il its business is properly
conducted America has an unexcelled
future before il
Seek to Excel
81 want to see America seek not to
exclude but to excel, said the president.
in discussing American trade. He spoke
in support OF the tariff commission
created by the last congress.
Will Look for Facts.
On the tariff the president said he
does not fear TO say that previous tar
If laws were founded on theories. He
did not fear the investigation OF the
facts by III" tariff commission.
1T will look for the facts. no mat.
ter whom it hurts" he said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
MEx|CANS HOLD
AMERICAN WHO
SHOT SERGEANT
Killing Follows Objection TO
Toast to United States,

FL PASO, Texas, Sept 2S-A Car
rama scrgean, OF the III Vale, Chi.
huahua, garrison, was shot and killed
Friday night hy an American trooper
Of the Fifth cavalry, who is being held
prison~, according to a report brought
to Columbus, n NJ, from field head.
quarters. The Carranla commander a,
FL Vale refused to surrender the pris
oner after Gen. J J. Pershing sent a
messenger requesting release OF the
American
Object TO Toast
According to the report eight mem
betS OF the Fifth cavalry visited Sa
loon at Fl Vale Seventeen Carranla
soldiers entered late with side arms
During the drinking the Mexican ser.
geant is said to have proposed a toaS
to the United States which was oh
lec,ed to by the Americans. The shoot
ing is reported to have followed.
Held on Murder Charge.
The troopers fled through window
and doors, but missed one OF their com
radeS when they reached camp 1he'
reported having seen soldiers carryinl
a wounded American away.
Following an investigation, Genera
Pershins sent Capt William Reed I,
confer with the Carranla commander
Unconfirmed reports say the latte
refused to release the trooper and i
holding him ineommunicado on
charge OF murder.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
Mexicans Confirm
Report Bell Sent

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept Is
Carrania officers who have made their
way to luares from chihuahua City
have confirmed the report OF General
George Bcll IT,. regarding Villas M.
dalgo day attack. according To mcS
sage today to General Funston
General Bells report said that VII
las attack was SucccSsiu and that az
ter obtaining what he wished, he lett
the city
The report was doubted by the war
department.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
vEN|zEL0S GOES
TO SAL0N|K| TO
JOIN REvOLTERS


LONDON, Sept "a dispatch to
the Star from Athen, saws former Pre-
mlcr NcnlzeloS OF Greece has gone to-
Nalonk
ATHENS, Sept y. Nia London.
Sept 25)-SrNty-nine out OF the eight,
members of King Constantine, famous
Crctan Guard, who have di,banded the
organization, leaving only eleven loyal
members, purpose following Premier
Ncnlelos to SaloniN. should he decide
TO go there 10 join the revolutionary
movement, according to adyiccS from
Crete la
Armed CrctanS To the number Of 80
ON are now said 10 control the entire
island IN behalf of Ncn1cloS. the in
surgcn'S now having entered Canca.
where they took possession oi the gov
ernment buildings, turning out the
Greek authorities.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
Burglars Blamed!

OF JOSEPH, Mo. Sept. 25-In
- Signed statement, given out a,
the county jail, Mcdaniel de
MED his guilt
Countless false and slanderous
rumors have been circulated about
me and some have tried TO blacken
the fair name Of my wife" the ac
cused mans statement reads at
seemed in their sight not enough
that my wife should be torn from
me They hope to assass,nate the
character and blacken the future of
the one left to safeguard the wei
fare of my three motherless chill
dren."
The statement shows that NC
Daniel will have as his defense that
the murder was committed by bur
glars.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
FAIR LAND SALE TO
LAND COMM IssI0NERs

Question IT whether the State Fair
grounds school land should be sold un-
der the statute relating to farm land
or under the statute relating to towr
lots should be determined by the com.
mlSSionerS oi the land office and their
Judgment is final according to a ruling
Of the attorney generals office in let.
ter this morning to Secretary Smith OF
the school land department
The land was 10 have been sold on
September - as farm land, but the
sale was postponed when the question
was raised as to whether i, should b,
sold as farm or city land.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
STRIKE BOARD TO
FILE REPORT TODAY

The state board OF arbitration which
for more than week has been inveS-
tigatlng the strike OF Oklahoma Ci'y
thcater employees is expected to make
It's report and recommendation late
this afternoon or tonight
The scene OF the hearings Of the
board were transferred this morning
from the city hall to the office OF State
Labor Commissioner Ashton No tes-
,lmorty was taken today, the time oi
the board being devoted to consdcra-
ton OF evidence taken in previous hear
ings. No more testimony will be takea,
IT was stated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
Oldest Printer in
Kansas Is Dead

TOPEKA, Kan, Sept 25.-Edward
7. Harris, the Oldest printer in Kansas
died here today after an illness OF two
weeks Mr. Harris, who was 81 year,
old, had been a resident oi kansa,
since 1886 and was active at his trade
from that time until he suffered an ac
cidcnt recently. lie had known every
governor OF the state and IN the DAYS
before the civil war was a conductor
on the underground railroad" by
which many slaves cScancd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
Wall Street Sells
Two Million Shares

NEW YORK, sept . - For the
first time IN nearly ten years trading
on the New York stock exchange to
day totalcd more than 100000
shares This enormous oycrturn was
reached a half hour before the close
OF the market Nearly ono half the
trading occurred in United States
SDcel and in copper shares with a new
high record for Steel and most OF the
COppcrS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
New York Schools
Two Weeks Late

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-The New
York public schools opened today two
weeks later than usual The school au-
thoritlcS estimated that parents of IS
COO Of tn. 10000 children would keen
them at home through fear Of infan,ile
paralysiS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
INVASION OF
D0BRUDJA IS
At DEADLOCK
Won MackenSe0 Unable TO
Break Line,
RUSSIANS IN OFFENSIVE
Capture Macedonian Hill Held
by BuIgarianS,

LONDON, Sept 25-Latcst reports
regarding the important campaign in
the Rumanian province OF Dobrudja
indicate a leSScnlng in the intensity OF
the struggle between the invading
armies OF the central power, and the
Russians and Ruman'au, facing them
Field Marshal Won Mackcu,cu', int
tlal attempt to break the allied line,
formed To defend the Constanla- Tchcr.
naveda railroad evidently have failed.
the opposing forces apparently now
virtually deadlooked along the front
from the Danube to the Black Sea The
current statemen, from Bucharest an
nounces only artillery duclS along the
Danube II declares, however, that the
Rumanlans have made some progress
on their left flank. which rests on the
sea coast
Rumanians Take 300
In their invasion OF Pennsylvania
the Ruman,ans report success IN an
attack at iIcrmanntadt where 800
men and five machine guns were cap
turcd Nearly 1000 prisoners have
been taken by the Rumanians so far in
their IranSylvania campaign
Russian troops on the western end
OF the Macedonian front took the Of
icnSiye last night The French war
office announced today that they had
captured hill 9l6 west OF Florina,
which had been fortified strongly by
the BulgarlanS A Bulgarian counter
attack was checked by French and
Russian artillery and bayonets
German Attack Fails.
German troops made IN attack on
the Verdun front last night near
Vaux Chaptre wood. The French war
office report this afternoon say, the
attack failed. "a
Extensive fire. were observed IA
have been caused by the Zeppelin bonn
! bardment OF London and the English
midland counties on Saturday night
it was announced in Berlin today in
the Official German report OF the air
raid.
Two Heppelins were lost as a result
OF ant aircraft guns III London, the
statement adds.
British monitors and dcNroycrS
hombarded the Belgium coast Sunday
between HeySt and BrugcS, according
to Reptcr dispatch from Flushing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
Funston Apologies
to Carranzistas

WASHINGTON, Sept ls-Major
General Funston advised the war de-
par'ment today that he had ordered an
expression OF regret to the Mexican au-
thortle' for the action of Corporal Rog
ers, Il troop, Texas cavalry, in crossing
into Mexico with a patrol OF seven men
Thursday and had directed Colonel
Castor, commanding in the Big Bend
district, to try the corporal for dis
ohcyinp orders
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
PROSECUTOR IS
CHARGED WITH
W|FE'S MURDER
ST, Joseph Grand Jury to Con-
slider Case Wednesday,
QUARREL, STATES CLAIM
Suspicion Led to Dispute, In
yeStigator Says,

81. JOSEPH Mo. Sept; ga
my,tcrlou, witness, whose identity Is
being closely guarded by Special Pros
ecutor Bart NJ lockwood, will 60 be
fore the grand jury Wednesday with
evidence that may cause the irdict-
nen' OF oscar u Mcdaniel for the
murder oi his wife
Mcdaniel was arrested last nigh,
after Investigations lasting many
week, He ,aid today that he will ask
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
Capper Reinstates
Sheriff at Olathe

TOPEKA, Kan, Sept 25.-Goycrnor
Capper today rcinStatcd Sheriff +. G.
Carroll OF Johnson county, who was
automatically depoScd last Thursday
following the lynching OF Bert Dudley
at Olathc,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
RESUBM|SS|ON OF
ANT|-CAM|NC ACT
ASKED OF STATE
Petition Filed With Election
Board; Consider Soon,

John Rancy representing the origi
nal petitioners on the referendum OF
the anti-gamblng act OF the 1913
legislature, which was nullificd hy q
supreme court decision. has filed with
the state election board an apphca-
ton for rc-Subml,Slon of the law i'm the
November election
The law was sustained bv by vote
when submitted in the election in 1914
but the supreme court. in an opinion
by Justice Hardy. held lha, the clcc
ton was invalid because election oiti-
Gals had failed to comply with certain
provisions of the initiative and refer
cndum law IN submitting the question
Duty to Re-submit
Raincy takes the position that the
supreme court having held that the law
was improperly submitted by the cleo
ton officials 1t now become, their duty
TO re-Suhmlt It IN due form, according
to constitutional and statutory require.
mentS.
The decision oi the court was handed
down few weeks before the couvennV
OF the last extra session OF the lcgis-
lature and one oi the first acts of the
assembly was the re enactment oi the
law with two additional features de,
signed To force county officers to en-
force the law
Misdemeanor Only.
II the contention OF Ramey IS u,.
tanned and the election board orders
re submission, the only anti. gumbling
law in effect in the state defines the Of
fcnSc as a miSdemeanor. The new Law
makes il a felony
None OF the members OF the election
board is in the city They are expected
here, however within few DAYS to
pass upon the question
The application was filed hy Me
Adams & Haskell who represented the
petitioners in tho former court proceed
lngS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
Youth Rivals Age
for Honors of Day
at Oklahoma Fair
Wars Veterans, With Fife and Drum and
Waving Colors, Parade to Exhibits;
Babies, Silent and Wondering, Exam
ined by Physicians; Record Breaking
Attendance Anticipated.

Lies and wneryouh and with
Fair
the be
OF the and the spotlight
Youth aid nothing all stood the wings awaiting
will o. the
but Nl with that plainly than words. am the
potential
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-25
Cloudy Tonight and
Tuesday - Forecast
Local Foreost--psrtiy cloudy torloh,
and Tuesday little change In tsmpera.
ture,
state Forsoss,-o-n.rsny fair ,onlor,
and Tuesday.

ARKANsAS-parily cloudy.
WEST TEXAS Generally fair
KANSAS 81 Partly cloudyA probably
showers In extreme east portion
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-06
Christmas Stamps Barred
by Foreign Countries

Postmaster Frank C. Sites issued an.
announcement to-day of the following
notice from the Post ONCE Departmez
at Washington concerning the use ii
adhesive stamps other than LAWFUL
postage stamps, being placed on hail
matter addressed to foreign countries:
The following countries refuse to
admit to their mails articles bearing
nonpostage Christmas" stamps or 9TH
er adhesive charity stamps or labels.
unless postage thereon is fully paid,
and the nonpostage stamps are affixed
to the back and not TO the address side
of the covers.
Austria, Brazil. British East Africa,
Uganda, Antigua. Barbados. Bermuda.
British North Borneo, Canada. Cayman
Islands, Cyprus, Gold Coast, Dominica
Falkland Islands. Gambia, Gibraltar.
British Honduras. Guatemala, Union of
South Africa, Jamaica. Mauritius and
dependencies, Mont Serrat Nevis, Nor
way, Southern Nigeria, Portugal. Saint
Christopher, Saint Lucia, Saint VIM
cent, Seychelles, Sierra Leona, British
Somaliland, Trinidad. Turks and Caicos
Islands, Virgin Islands, Germany, Great
Britain and Southern Rhodesia
Unless the foregoing conditions are
complied with articles bearing nom
postage stamps will not be dispatched
from this country but will be returned
to the sender, il known. otherwise they
will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office"