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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

, I'm. they spawn during that perlod' anu 4iH'
Ii they are poor in flavor and not at tner pes
Tndoubtedly the most digestible form
those delicious shellfsh is to serve thei" '""'
for they are most ndigestbie wheh Poo','
cooked. and by this method turned into puck
,rod Ies.borv halls. Thus the goodness of the
oyster, both from dietetc as well as an
epieurean standpoint, consists in taking it from
the fire at just the proper moment ha"ei"
.hen the delicate edges begin to curl
Oysters contain an albumlnous substance
,gb;cb increases in hardness with an increase IN
te,onerature. Just as the albumen Of an egg
do.s. therefore. it should be borne in mind that
from, 100 70 $50 degrees Fahrenheit Is the
proper cooking Of albumen.
OYSTERS sent home in bulk by the pint or
quartz should be carefully looked over Tor any
nartieles Of shell, and it must be remembered
III making oyster soup or stewed oysters Vha'
the milk should not be heated with the oysters
b.. o,1y combined with the oysters and liquor
inst nreyious 20 serving; also that the oyster
ropor must be skinned carefully, as otherwise
a., y,anpetizing. dark colored scum. VIII mar inc
appearance Of the dish.
Following are some rather novel recipes TOT
the preparaton Of these Shellhsh TO the pest
advantage:
SOUTHERN OYSTER SOUP.
seald two cupfuls Of milk in the upper par
Of the double boiler. Melt four taoieSpooniUIS
Of butter. blend in three taOle'pooniu,s .,
-four. pour on gradually the hot milk and ao '.
three or four drops Of onion JUICE and -.
Of ground mace Return to the boiler ana ~
eons,antly until thick and smooth. LOON 'o'
ak minutes. Heat pint OF oysters IN me- inc,
own liquor. skimming carefully. DO not '''-'
and as soon as the edges Of the oysters 'es.'
10 curl combine with the milk MIXTURE.
son 70 taste with salt and pepper pe"' -
three tablespoonfuls Of hot cream anu 'e'''
Immediately.
PANIED OYSTERS.
Take one pint OF oysters and drain Thoroughly.
Put two tableSpoonfus Of butter in the upper pa''
Of the double boiler and when hot but n''
-, IA On. oy.,s,. gtir constantly, and as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
SOUTHERN OYSTER SOUP.
PANIED OYSTERS.

Take one pint Of oysters and drain thorous"'y.
Put two tabsspoonfuls Of butter in the upper pa''
Of the double boiler and when hot but NOT
brown add the oysters. Stir constantly ana o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

-oon as the edges begin TO curl add one gin man
a cupfuD of cream with salt celery salt ana pap
iika to taste. Stir until the cream oeglns 10 oD'-
bic and serve on buttered toast STRIPS
OYSTER NATIONALIST.
This is delicious salad for late supper party.
Scald twenty oysters in their own liquor and re-
move them when we'll pumped and the instant
there is the faintest suggestion Of the edges curl
ing: then drain, cool and dry. Chill IN the Ice
box. mix with an equal quantity Of shredded crisp
lettuce. add one minced cucumber pickle large
and moisten with highly seasoned mayonnaise
dressing. Heap in salad bowl that has been
lined with white lettuce leaves. Garnish WIN
slices Of boned anchovies and sliced stunned
olives.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
POLICE HOUSE CALM
UNBR0kEN BY A CALL

An "unhol' calm rogncd supreme II
TIN local "bull' house Saturday. IN.
dnnks. vaEs. frnu.hentrf.. boob drivers
nnd hoppics were few and fnr between
In fact. there was 80 little doing ~ tho
police house that the bulls" were forced
intn fiof> telling tn while away tho tim
Hardly sound omnnticd from the
cop box during the earl, morning SHIFT.
except the sonotous tones of captain
Dunham or Hill Slntou. th. pride NJ the
morning slruth shln. 49, they We'd with
each other In feoounting marvellous tales
ot M" early dhts. or IN sprineing holty-
vhskered Joke aimed to ,hngrin and
throw disctedit upon each other
~ each Joke WAS sprung. ,oleN ~
ruiiling laughs. sounding like bunch
o. Chinese frecrAckcfs. would flost out
intc the allie, adjoining the station IN
spite NJ the cold morning. . pleasant and
enjoyable session was had hN tho sleuths
and not nm emergency call was received
to break up the gathering
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
Judge Hayson Sets Thursday
Next for Reception OF
Arguments.
DEFENDANTS EMPLOY
PROMINENT COUNSEL
Continuance OF Case Allowed
by Request Of Four En-
Olned Members.

Hearing Of Arguments ou the piff Of
u J Edwards. Charles : HHuiHOn,
George Morris and q strong. d.'"c-
tors of the Oklahoma clty school board.
to show why temporary restraining or.
der issued against them several dtyS
ago hy District Judge iiay y-on ou apJli-
cation ~ clark g. Hudson should 90.
10" made permanent Whl continued Dos
th" court SATURDAY morning until next
IhWsdnH. by request NJ Ia" defendants
counsel
IN" restraining order wax isrIcd when
lludHon flci petition with Judg" Hay
son alleging lh1i hc feared tho tour
directors would attempt o. declare ms
'lludSon'p position ON tho Oilhnm,
Guy hoard NJ education vacant and ai-
icupt 10 elect % successor
u j Edwards and his fellow diro,-
tors have retained The ltv firms Of
stuart. CiuD" 4 Ctuco and keutou.
wells & Johnson. prominent 0cgl CON
Germs ~ tho oip. - defend them
clark Hudson was at the courthouse
shortly after the hearing was continued
ana seemed very much surprised when
he learned ~ the continuance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
LYON, DEMANDING
LISTS OF PHONE
TOLLS, REBUFFED
States Secretary lntImates
Campaign Calls Are
Charged Up.

NJ interesting cVrntualii, in ih. states
official srr,i,, Rs result uf tho recent
pIrf'ssI,r campaign for thr election ol
o. uHi.unai committeeman from uklutor,
BE- ,,rr,'rt souu rrIrphuu, hills pf sumr
u' ihr departments said iu h,,- taken
Hi active Usft IU i~h1lI uI candidate.
iuf ih' r',,, vIil tt ib, aus,
Following up Bu interview given ,u,
shUfih lsfufr ih, state convention q,
state Examiner and Inspector ifyd p,tk
insun in which reference vas madr ~
thr r'ulmhllit " an increase In rhatEs.
inf toll service in sumr NJ tho d-pait
m'nis. SvrfrtaN uf state ! !. Lawn Whr
Wa q iara,'ii' supppft'f hrs started
80 infrsiirai" telephone hills With N,
',rv'i rufrusr uf s,,inr 10 possible
'ha, tho stat" iu,s not ~, fof "csm.
p,Ign raila
Several dal- sru Wf LYON ssrt % irt.
ir' ~ State Nuduut y n itopafi rr.
pu'siing N" latter iu furnish him state
n'ni Oi ihr iull rhsffrs n tho different
''pHftmynis iw NBHh and va, tuu
urnihs preceding MARCH NJ tipuafI
u'l mot 'pfHith M, information. s,pl,,n
Ir. ihsi u vrud entail ,pnsid,r.bi,
n"ik. lui extended tn W. itnn thu pfi,
hr' uf investigating thr isirphops
'hIms un 900, in the auditors oifrr
Tho usst Ns, the srrf,iaf, ~ state
addressed letter tu tho governor. f,.
pu'sting 'hs ,hitf 80 uiivs ~ direct the
state examiner and inspector to- got the
ti,umsiiur. hui ,hIs tlo,rfuuf Wnllsm,
hsa refused ir dr
That vas ss ist as lhs situation had
developed >sluuis, uofuinr Nt iNon
H understood Be- afranFmr tn sest h
w. f'cuihs iuf thr tssifti Information
I'VE natives ui mant pumlnrni rnii,i
rHn' h Nii'lN separated sf iiuns " the
slate. vas isafnsi unninrhii,. a.
peated IN 'h' telephone toll hills " SON,
uI the Department..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
AUSTRO-|TAL|AN
CAMP PA|CN WARNS
Attacks on Each Side Numer
Gus and Severe; Artillery
Only Active at Verdun.

LONDON. April 70 In the AuStro.
italian camr'ign repeated attacks were
mad" SATURDAY on cacr side Austrian
troops captured Italian uoNtons nj
Mrrlvh. heating back several counter nt.
JACKS with heavy losses Tor the Italians
Near Sp'ron the Italians gained tho ad.
Nnni7gc. N" Austrl1ns abandoned tho
d'f"nriy" position and lell hnck TO tho
next line
Heavy artillery exchanges continue
along %. front bofor, Nc.lun. but the
''f.n'n .HinniN has not returned h. the
n''r Z The chief point NJ attack Of tho
''in IN guns Friday night ,wan tto are,
between Mnl'1cuurt wood ard IIiu 10,
4" tie N'st NJ The sector homhatded mos,
vigorously iu IN" preceding twenty four
hour
Activity on the GrlIcl,u front Ia ind.
Gated hy statement from Austrian war
ofhyal' On the lower stripn there were
several brisk engagements for possession
~ advanced positions i,ussinn artillery
Il bo'nbarding positions Of this from,
heavily.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
L00PHOLE YET TO
Be LEFT GERMANY
While U-BOat Note Will Be
Final Will Still Leave Way
Open TO Settlement.

NASllINGTpS. Apui o. The TINTED
states government was ready SATURDAY
fof IT, next step iu o. crisis with G'r.
many over fIbmpuuc war This WHs
tho preparation ~ communication 90
be- S'nt tp BERLIN within the newt f"N
daNs dcslgued ~ bung the situation io
mn issue,
Tho impression pfs,nis h.rc that tho
communication viii not br dispatched
pending careful examination Of nli M,
evidence st hand recording recent sui
mafiu" cnser sns regarding s'ndAclt.
In the case of the Enslish channel
steamer SusscN which arrived Friday
Indications are. however. that the
United states case against German, is
complete without the last afndayiis and
that dcrinnny viii be- informed that Ihr
Washington government considers sh>
has not fulfilled promise made tn this
county u is mad. clear that the forth.
coming communication although IN.
tended o. the final sord ~ the United
states. win still leave the way open
for Germany tn avoid . severance ~
diplomatic relations
The Amsterdam correspondent of the
Exchange Telegraph ,snd- N. following
to London "Consii,iahi. perturbation
has been caused ~ the Berlin frrcNn
office by news received bN wireless "
American dissatisfaction with ~, tr.
cent German n,tr The chancellor had
several conference With the American
Ambassador aud uisn discussed posi-
hiliiles With count VEN nufian Ansifu.
Hungarian iuteiEn minister. who is nov
iu herlin Lengthy Instructions vrt,
sent 10 Amhnssadur vun Hrrnrnrft ~
Washington
German officinldum nov seems viii.
Ing ia strain every nerve 10 avid n
rupture with the Chitcd states. while
th" press continues In most fam.
hoyant way to give advice ,o rrcsidcn,
Wilson. publishing vicious articles and
cartoons ~ the president,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
NEW CREDIT fop FRANCE

NiW YORK. Npfil rs Ncsciiaticns
Tor . new credit operation inf France
are Wvll under va, IN this ,uuntf, o..
ruiding to statement msdc FRIDAY ~
Octave liombcfg financial represents.
i've " the French government IN The
United States The announcement was
prompted y tcpufis that ifsnrr wotii
s"cn lind itssli short NJ dollars fw uaN
Wenis here With the tesul ihat A. ~
musphsf, " Nervousness Was reflected ip
the exchange market follow sd ~ a ,r-
tain amount NJ speculation ahirh r,usr,i
the fsiir ui itsn,y ir tisr uuiHki, t, /,
NvD hish quotation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
LESS BEEF AND MORE
PORK NOW EXPORTED

WASHINGTON Apfu 10 The big "a.
rnft movement ~ American beef which
hsEsn soon after the uuthfsak of the
European war IA shown IN hufssu of fof.
riEn and domestic vomnefr. nruf.. ~
b, un the d.cline whilr IN. export ~
larun. hsms snJ r,'h nov l. yn The
inrivase February sspo't tables shsw
that beef ihlpmsnis In that nonth psss
Uas shipped isscon, ham and psfk shlp.
valued Of = .eoa ona lees than thueo
n Fshfuan ai the Yssf twf.s,
uhen ~ .eea eaa worth Vas shipped IA.
con. hsm and poft shlrnrnis gfrw in
ih, ssme psfi~i tom ies sso h. sns,.
rua nHa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
GRAND jury CONTINUES RAIDS.

HOT SPRINGS. Am. April Is Mem
hers ~ the county grand futy who
Thursday rushed from the courthouse
where they were In session and feidcd
an alleged blind tiger located In n
building across the street, continued their
activities Friday. With a deputy shef-
in, they visited two buildings where
they suspected liquor was being sold
ssired q large quantity ot beer and whis
ny and ordered the sheriff TO destroy "
The orders were executed No arrests
were made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

WASHINGTON. Apfll Is Normal tenn
penthrcs are ptomlsed fnf the week hs
sinnins SUNDAY In the srathct bureau.
weekly forecast issued saturday
There VIII he general rains the Hts,
part ~ the week ov~t the region eas, ~
,h" Mississippi followed b, fait weather
IN the south during the remaining d.,
-. the week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
TWO AMERICANS
ON |NvERLy0N
American Consul Reports
Them Safe; Were Given
Time 10 Abandon Bark.

WASHINGTON. Npti % The Ameri
ram CONSUL 1t Qucunstowr. fepoftinG N,
hJsifu,iIrn uf the Nhridvrn bark lntcr.
brn. .sNrd SATURDAY that tho shin va
sunt b, rurutc ~ tuhubfins after ~
u,t minutes had been given tu alsndon
M, vessel
1Np Americans. hr said Nvfr m the
iuHt which Nas ta,yd end that nope wps
w thr lust unaytpunivd 'nf The lnv.f-
htn. be- reported carried cargo from
Portland. Oregon
Friday nights dispatches from shtnsi
t'i'ifrd iu thr lnvvfhun ne ntrwh
Steamer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
RECKLESS MULES ARE
lNC0NCelvABlE. SAYS
A COURT OF APPEALS

TRANkroBT. k,. Npin Is The
H hvkins rfupsnsiilss If muir
IL u = ms,tsf oi knuvird.r the
yuutt ui appeals herr ptids,
hsid IN reversing verdict " isn
damages awarded " rtau against
ihe Consolidated Cuai rompan, lrum
N. Testimony y apvesfed that Pratt.
sn smrluys n the company. .as
kichsd hy a mule phsn hs stopped
bshind 7, and struck u With shin
Tho mui, would have been untrue
iu itself and taiss ~ even isadninn nf
Ws tfr.i N \ hsd ssr, us heels IN
'hs rfuund aid ,hs ruuu sud an
smp'uis rsnnr, cuuft dansst bt In.
,itinr muie ~ kirk him snd then
fsrutsf subsequent isrssrs
u uaf biuueht uui ihs' Pratt hsa
never driven sntihins hu, n,sn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
Tentative Proposition Made
to Superintendent by
State Board.
CENTRAL'S PRESIDENCY
GIVES SALARY INCREASE
Acceptance Would Mean Res
ignation OF Present
High Office.

state Superintendent u II Wilson is
being considered by members Of the state
board of education for appointment 10
the presidency OF the Central Normal
school nj Edmond. according 10 informa %
ton obtained from thoroughly reliable
source IN HtatehOusc circles Saturday
morning
Al n recent informal meeting NJ the
board. NJ which Mr. Wilson was not
present II II understood he was sug
ge-ied for president Of the institution.
and following this u tentative propoHI
iion was made TO him. which he.nON
has under Rdyisemeut
The school at Edmond is the largest
normal in iha state Charles Evans i-
now president Of the institution. but he
has resigned, effective ~ the close ~
the present school yeav 10 accept tho
presidency Of Henry Kendall college ~
TULSA
Peculiarly Qualified
Becaus. of his wide acquaintance his
knowledge Of school affairs aud the 'N-
scutive ability he has displayed m the
development Of the states educational
system during the time he has been state
superintendent. Mr. Wilson IL believed
nv some members of the board 10 be
unusually well fitted for the place.
The position ~ present pays 81 600 n
year which N $500 move than the sal
airy " the state superintendent
Mr.. Wilson VAS reelected I'm the last
general state election for q four year
term. II he accepts the presidency Of
tho Edmond normal he WI have tp 70
siRn. Ills successor viii be named b.
Governor Williams
A meeting ~ tho hoard ~ educaiior
viii Ice held April 20 and p NJ witch. ~
4, understood, the selection of utosi-
cent ~ the school will hc taken ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

SHENANDOAH. A BRITISH
STEAMER. HAS BEEN SUNK

LONDON Npul ~ Ths Vfiush
steamer Shsn'ndth has been .lnk bl 10
mino Two II ,h- rt.v nv. mtfiinr
The Shenandoah was built ~ GLASGOW
In lNsi vHs owned IN West Ihftiyp,ui
and sailed from ~ john. y n. ur
March - fnf tSnapr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
ARMY CAPTAIN TURNED.
OUT FOR TAKING DRINK

WARRINGTON. NpH is captain
isNss rultun ~ the v,aa artillery NJ
iufi ufani rsrama. vss dismissed ffnm
th. stmv saturday icf violstinr an nb.
tilnsurs pirder rtrsiden, wIsun On
urr, ~ the ruiittmsftiai sentence 80.
tsW iuitnr i nsiits uf Nf1ina .ut
vaa swsHnisl ir ihs arm, in isnl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
f'ARle7 WITH REYES MAY
REQUIRE SEVERAL DAYS

TohfEON. Mexico. Nprl - Tho
pehcs commission directed by General
Mnyco,tc. which v s"rklne 10 bring about
the surrender ~ General Csnuto Reyes
and his command under q general am
n.sty proposition. II reported SATURDAY 10
ie ut NaHas. but news Of amy definite
results NJ H. deliberations l. not ~.
psct"d for several days Tortcon is
u,iiet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
Filled Motor Trucks Stand
Ready TO Fly Forth from
Columbus at Any Hour.
CLOSE WATCH IS BEING
KEPT FOR GOMEZ 1000
AIrmen Prepare 10 Return
Over 400 Mile Stretch 10
Cavalry Camp.

roLt MHlS 81 N N,ia 81. Iio.''l
concern for the mf,'t ol tr' American
line of communication Rnr manifest
here SATURDAY At military hcsd1u,rlrrs
ENcr preparation hps b'@n made Go
Keep w., lu' intact
Motor tu.k. lu'I 900 ana titled With
initnus sopi boo from ui m.r'p head
guhf''I aNaiiln. ofuarH foo B." 'o."ntd
tnd 'h' telegraph station hero ff "r.
d"r'l to Keep open tl might $50 l' SON
Nns Offered for ih, uuIsua' H.'EI'f.
bat unofficial reporu l1'r asurnr"
tha' 20 Vgs based upon ryprlH made n
CAPTAIN Gpnl commander u' q
smni dog rNr'nt "f Americans 1uaf1iur
th' i'u' nf Nl.'n'un sNts mi. .oI'h
NJ Mo-, hurd,r
rios" watch . hr.nl ksp. u. o 't.a
of tn" 600 mon under General ruu'n
Gomez. reported tp b" mutlus from %.
ror INTO chihuahua M su,h t RpE Ba 'u
present possible menace 10 the American
line of DpmWun.oation
Wh.t. IL Pof,hing
lfgu ib' rt'i that uo word from Gru.
! j f"f-hiuE has p,ss'd through here
'nf several i1fs % BE- assumed that i..
communication with th, American end
ui ihr 1urplt route
Li'ui"n'ufs ulfgu. and 1 1ur'I
planned ~ leave saturday fpf a 1n'.
mil" figli tn Gru'f,i pefshing camp
'affting disr1lch's telling N conditions
100 northern chihuahua
Official aivirrs concerning NlSInr
lHnk Th"mpkiuv uud hl cavalry cole
uutu uf iiu men who vrtp attacked bon
rarfal last Wcdne -du, v.f, s'I|
HnSinu.ly awaited Sniufil, Uncertain.
=, slfp envelope the further march
fuuihWard NJ Major Tompk.us fp ''.
Who are now believed tu Utts Tt#ss.
over N" durango Chihuahua lu'
Apprehension B fclt tor the .pf''. o.
Americans mud other futslgn'fa iu THrfRl
Among those knpWn 90 be- boo That s~,.
ton isT Mts cunning n Methodist mis-
.iorafb Another Woman missionary 1000.
d'r.io"i to h' Hfspciaf-d With Mis, upr
ming 10 alsn f'pored tp BE- in pluHI
Three New True, compsn-,
The three u'V cumpauly, uf mo %
truck, have arrived pt Columbus pfu.
vidinE the uunttrfmasi"fs dcpNtmc ii
with III. full,icn compauics. ar .,n
trucks The Ebi.f difficult, now .nrpuu.
tered In geif'ug forward supplies t- un
account NJ the hnd roads The aiob.
soil will b, iu such condition after ta
first i~bvN rain that the op,re,ipl u'
hca,, trucks viii bc rendered almost im.
possible
supplies Consigned ~ commercial
freight tu chihuahua are TIN h-inr fpt
aari,d and II IL assumed here that
some ni least have reached yhihuahua
hut ro report tu that effect has l.r,n
fs,vl,'d
Company Warehouses Lon,,r
dFuntrh received SATURDAY lt 'rs
NhHHdn rnmpiu, from rsfftl tal Npi
the l"ss,s of ~, plant there 'v,fa emo.
inuus' and lfkrd authorization to TAN,
steps tn avoid th, destruction uf h,
hrrs"nH miu's NJ th' rumpsn, usar Pa.
tnl Hlncing ~ guards vns authorized =,
officials here
Later an officer ot the NIyafpin ,um.
pHnN shid that 1 mvf,agv had irvn rv.
rvi,"d giving the information that ,h,
hr-s'na ptppcfi, Was attacked ltids,
niRhi "" said that number " ware
houses wcf" lno,sd There was no re-,
I port ~ any fatalities
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
aeneAas oIsSaa AMERICANS.

PRESIDE. Texas April iS--Four
Americans who rode few miles across
the border from here Friday for the put.
pose of taking pictures we're arrested by
Mexican soldiers and their arms con
sisting NJ y revolver shotgun and a
rife we're taken from them The, were
then fsleaayI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
PRAYER oAv ros NATION vpotp

Ni:w Nunk Arui is -cists,msn
thfcurhou, the ruin,fy regardless NJ
creed have i-sn ssksd ~ the Nst,oosi
special Ma scrieiY. n was announced
frids, nisht ~ 90, aside SUNDAY. Apni
~ ~ special dss NJ ptaysf fsf Al
tins suid,nrs " ihs nsiirn AZ this tfi.is
in ihr vnfifs hisinft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
CATO SELLS SAYS WILL
NOT RUN FOR CONGRESS

FORT WORTH. Texas Npfil 10 In
dian Commissioner Cato Sells. In y letter
given ut here Saturday announces h"
viii not make the race Tor congress II
had been expected up until now that he
would opp,s. oscar CpllnWH1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
Commander Also Requested
to Keep in Closer Touch
With Headquarters.
BELIEVED PRESIDENT
TAKES THIS POSITION
Carranza's Ability to Stamp
Out Brigandage Must Be
Shown ConClusively.


NNSnlNGTON. April - General
Funston saturday tolcgraphed the war
department that he had not heard from
General rcrsning for three days Secre-
tap Baker said that General Funston
was utgirg Goua.lI Pcrshing tp rush q
tcrurt ON the parral incident
G,rrtni Tunuon's moslngr was taken
O. Indicate that aii,ug, of General Per-
SLING pfob,Hs vaF due fn INABILITY 70
get ,uforu,tior rather tbnu To- lnterr,ll-
tI., of communication General tt,nston
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,t,t.,, ,,r,dI,i,, ,u, b, d,.t.d General
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, pared ~ ssr iu motion dIplonmtraliy
'fe.oluiiou fof conference with General
'nff"nz1 NJ hS proposal 'pr the WIN
nfANI ni American lfuop' from M"N'"
Mh'' we h"En''Ii'ns hir "hn'l va
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before .uch a communication can hr
completed
Meanwhile q report from the common
der of the American cavalry atthct"i
m McNirau native. 20 rBrpl is awaited
me 'hft'nht version be- That III " "pf
nln ''"'N lhng ~ flsr me hilns Won
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contemplated II .s urd"rs'oud ihai 'hs
s1rr"ss o' tho A. nrt0 government N
demonstrating w. inteuiior' md ABILITY
:" hn1i down WIS ""t he h'ndiis 10
w" "''n. me Nn'''.Nn ii""p' Hr. ~
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Parral Clash Not Serious
A. tim. passes without official inf1r-
nation ~ the pbrfni fighting from Amer
lean sources officials are inclined ~
doubt that clash was sa .rIfnus a., de-.
scr bed In early Mexican ndy'ccs n WIS
considers q unlikely that mo Amer can
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