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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-01

Headquarters Army, May 80. -
Decoration Day here has been dreary
affair, General Pershing forbiding SELL
ing of intoxicants.
1t is reported that Namiquipa au-
thorities have offered to send flow.
ers to be placed on the grave of
Corporal Marks, who was killed
when Cervantes, the bandit, was
killed.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-01
Mexican Note Alleges
Politics Behind Raids

Mexico City, May 80. - 1t is re.
liably reported that the note en-.
route to Wilson from Carranza
makes a point blank charge that
the recent border troubles were in
cited by American politicians for
use during the coming presidential
campaign. One rumor states that the
note will not be handed to the presi-
dent for several days.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-01

Miss Paxton, the cashier at the Chat
fee store, spent Sunday with friends at
Fingal.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-01

Columbus, N. Mex, May S0.-Mil-
itary men state that the long stay
Of the American expedition in Mex
leo is on account of Pershing's ur-
gent orders to repair the road to
Colonia-Dublan. The project was
previously abandoned.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-01

Vote for e. 7. Burke for Supreme
Court. Small Judiciary BaIIot.-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
CLARK MAY NOT
co TO ST. LOUIS
Wilson FavorS Speaker for
Craftsmanship, With James
or Kern Next.

WASHlHGTON. M1y p --.t'nnr 'or IN,
democratic convention al 81 Louis md
the ensuing campaign were discussed
nv President Wilson Wcdnosdt, with
Representative iorcmus of Michigan
chairman ~ the democratic uonrrcs.oun.
committee. Norman IInwood IN organ
ker " the wilson Non rtrrisnn league
and Senator Taggart ~ Indiana
Selection nj permanent convention
chairman wa discussed speaker
Champ Cltrk wa th~ first .H'irc NJ the
president. but II now seems NJ 'lrrk
may not GO TO - Louis Senator Jam"
~ Kentucky and senator Kern ol ln.
diana are among 'hog" suggested for m,
rlnc" in case the speaker hunl'. Dc.
olines
Tho nlpn ~ tho convention manager.
T. 10 hs,c Alabama give WAY to Nrw
Ierse, when the foll is .pllcd f0r ~,
nomination ~ presidential candidate.
20 tnst John Wcsroit who h1s horn -
l'.tcd 10 nominate President Wilson ma.
Immediately make his speech
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
Flashes

NEW YORK Tho di.rlc, attornc,
inal prosecution viii result from lhr
'Hppine of '"l"phon" wires and lhH''Uh
ton NJ lStenlns In devices ~ VII -
running INTO IN" oiilccs oi seymour
seymour
n '6lANSHlNGToN Rates from NnhnmA
ToA n'ws TO points ~ MlSs'Ns'ppl ana
i've to twenty cents VIM" mtos from llll-
noif and kentuckv mines =" INC "in'
points are Increased in revision NJ coat
freight rates ordered
WASHINGTON Government printers
0on additional copies NJ the Ilnvr'hnm
herlain army reorganization hilI l''
tails ~ the measure which carries 70 io.
tai uf moro than ii'n.oln "nn already
have hccn published
/
/ WNSHINGTON Tho Chinese minis.
tor Wellington Koo. has received a GO.
hlcgtam from peklng saving tho reported
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
JUNE 10 IS LAST
DAY FOR FILING
Candidates Must Properly
Make Known Desire Be-
Tore Midnight.

June 10 II the last day candidates for
tht nomination for congress the lceis-
lsture and state offices IN the coming
August primary election can be fled
with the state election board This an
uouncemenl was made wednesday b.,
Elmer V lessee, assistant secretary
80 nling viii be accepted b letter
or telegram unless they reach the Office
o. the election boNrr hy midnight Junr
1c Two years ago the board adopted
rule providing tnat filing. would be-
accepted b, mail If post marks showed
ldtcrs were mailed before the expiration
ol the time for filing
II also was stated by Mr. Jesse" that
no filings would be- accepted except
those properly mnd' out ou blank fur
n,shcd hy the election board
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
OWEN VICE PRESIDENT
OF SOUTHERN SOCIETY

WASHINGTON. MAY n T. G. cal.
houn of Kentucky Was elected presldcnt
~ ih" southern society NJ its annual
meeting here TUESDAY night, succeeding
surgeon General Wni g. Gofgas, Who
declined to accept recollection JuFophus
Daniels Was elected vice president At
large
state vice presidents include N NJ la.
roWAy. Arkansas joe T. Ransdall Lou.
lsana Robert l.. owen. Oklahoma, and
Morris sheppard. Texas
Di thronr" j. OR"ns was elected sec,
rotar,. Thomas Rufnu financial sr,r".
Rr G. " warden treasurer e.
guionhorr,. historian hnd pr G " An
dprsou Jr chaplain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
MISSIONARY STORIES
TO BE TOLD STUDENTS

Missionary stories viii he told In the
various sabbath schools next sunday II
the program ~ the School Of Missions.
Which opens Monday At 81 Lukc's Meth.
odsl church ls carried out Missionary
sermons and addresses VIII be- given
SUNDAY morning aud evening hy speak
crs Appearing under the auspices Of tho
school
several Of the lnrpc Robinson avenue
churches have rendered their nulpit- for
ono ~ both services 70 tho visiting
speakers. several of whom are Of na
tloull prominence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
TRAINS HALT 10 HONOR
MEMORY OF JAMES J. HILL

ST rulL MINI May ~ All trains
On three railway syHtems m which tho
iutercNs of James ! nm prcdominatci
were under orders today 10 stop for fivs
minutes during the funeral services of
the empire builder which ARE 10 start
st the IIll mansion nj y m Public
schools in ~ Paul were closed through
ou, the day and operation ~ business
Embellishments manufacturing plants
mud ol street cars will pause for FIVE
minutes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
HITCHCOCK DENIES HE
SAID HUGHES WILL RUN

SEW YORK MAY - Frank IIitch-
to.k. who bss been iu chicago several
days WORKING lu behalf NJ Justice charlie,
T. Hughes fof ih" republican nomins-
uon. issued p statement "wednesday de-
r,lrs that h' ever said w Hughes
po ould accept 'ho honor n n were ten
d,iod him
What ssid vas hr asserted tina,
no man could r"fus" preFid"uiisl nom.
nation rendered hy hus party IN timca
like these
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
B0ND.PlAN MEETING
OF COMMISSIONERS

Ata rfEIbr m,rrF of rho .it. rm
nfs.'nsIs thR Afternoon rIsus fn.
'rHOluE up Nh. water and sewer bunis
thif. u' n'Df.s. NuI iN. time a,
which each vN mature. vrr, ip hr is
o.f"d definitely Tho UNiH.H. advisory
ho'rf vHs 'o meet with en-, tumm.,
f'Uurfs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
BOX FOR R00SEVELTS AT
PROGRESSIVE CONVENTION

CHIrAiu Ma. .lN Uo, si mo
rrorrSstfo national convention VII rs
occupied hv Mrs Theodore Epus~f,l
sud other members NJ tho roloncTr fiw-
iN II was announced "Wednesday Nr.
Nicholas lonrwurth n Cincinnati. ru-
one Roo-cvolts daughter. VIII also si-
tend Tho convention although her ms.
hsni 10 u delsgatr in tho republican con.
Nsuiiun
The ns' ~ ho,nr'i,r. Ir 'ufss George
& prlcsi. NJ ukhnum,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
Tabloid News @N'
for Busy FolEH

ONEEHOLSTE EETuItNs Malor
D'rrhuI.,r returned Tuesday from ton
IuNs' lrp 90 Tnrpou Island. Tcus Ih"
,I'y commissioners were to meet ihl'
uoruoou IN discuss Vaicrworss plans
Il vls thought the LoyHl Miller rcsignt'
'Iuu would ,uWo up for discussion
U-NtOE SENlOR RECEPTION Rw
l'.Iue of tie approaching a'nior com
w,u.rmunt featured tN' annual Juui'I
..uor reception ~ N. hightchool .HHt
ughi Iaruu. juniors oaricatur'd IN,
mtuu,uaws bud hohmcs of l'ndug sen.
/ ,uw Ntt,r tho rrogrm refreshments
/ were served ou th" top iloor oi the hnild
ms
/ So, notice NJ meeting ~ hoard NJ equal
iz,tiou ou classified p'ge NJ tlls issue
~ l. sheldon. chairman ADV
/ LETTER CARRIERS TiErT ~ hy
/ .l..i iuu u' officer yesterday rit'runon
= smith. l,s, West Thirteenth street
/ vb. elected president of the Oklahoma
-mir Association u' Letter Carriers b.
Irdcn. Afimorc. was chosen vice
rr.Hu. g. r. N,a'isN Dmsk,hl.
..rnty. and slm MalRhn', shawnee
ff...uf.-
TrIRurI To ID mlI.. Al railroad
. of.s- ir oklahoma GUS were lus"I
ru.u now 1906 a 900 io I, O'Clock n
uunr of the memoir of lsm'' j. ll.|
ointment rsIlrn,i rI'I'r Vhn died N".''r'
HH, TnIu s.n"luirs we're NOT interrupt
cd
,r,p,v, grrITNIS Tho ninth On
,,,,b purfIr rs.f,sIs pI the Musical aCah
,,., Terminal Arcade are announced b,
Afrsd Price quinn tn take pnr. At -
r,ur. r,tish house Friday evening
mrs and TUESDAY evening June .
IN the first the school win present Mis-.
Jane colt piaui,tc. ~ program o
I ..1tsi5ni mud modern compositions june
't IL ViI pf,ssui NIt. Tolp S,na,'frr
tHun. pianist. uf chandler Ih,s, con
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31

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thrc" open the rIa't phh'n uo"'
md stool ohsoGnlonsly hN "hne ,n' ~,
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vanced rubbing ms 'a' hhhuN,
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quucd
= find that the train to N'N'h"Hns
Is nm hour late. and thHt ! mus "'',
that time before taking w. ~" informed
him Therefore. during ihN' no"'
would YOU have serve mo n'nh''
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gios. ho"ing low
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from a email bag IN, carried ah" ~"
gar 10 mrn the pages in aoirch ~ th'
IDce where her pcrusal ot the tale ha,
ceased
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,o,I IN scn,rp,r hoH. and set about ~
rI,p,sbtpV tho d,ing ont nfr boo m
\m.,tcsr stove in tho center Of TN
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p.tp,sJ po'trA ,eu their boot. marks be
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
Vital Statistics
Bln

" IUE SrORk visits your home or tho
home ~ yuur nsishbot. eAil 4 ~ y D.,
ssk fof m. olv editor ~ Tho Times and
tell him the facts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31

RECESS ~ COLE UEARING Trisi II
" II 'ol" charged with misnruropri-
alton NJ funds NJ tho state National
h'nl m uklHhowb Ci',. Vis halted this
morning iu federal court 10 al~r hssr.
ing ~ application. ior injunction agsin.,
the state. mHdc some tim" ,Eo h, vnri.
Gus oil companies coles css. was re-.
sumed ~ o'clock this afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31

TWO Rises SrOLEN rhio,c. ON.
l,rcd tho home of \ II Campbell. lio
N,rh Ellison avenue. Yesterday eve.
uiug diamond rims and H plain Eolc
lsud ung ~" MISSING Tho uuss sr'
valued at 1850
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-16

H. C. OF coLDS.-Why not re-
duce your holiday expenses by cut
ting out the h. c. Of your annual
cold?
If you are a person Of normal
health, you probably manage to keep
well up to Christmas, and then you
succumb to a cold in the head, or to
the grip, or bronchitis, or tonsilitis,
or influenza.
And you do not work very well for
a few days while you are coming
down with your cold; then you stay
away from work a few days more;
then you work badly while that mean
feeling lasts; and then there is the
Doctors bill and the drug store ex-
penses.
Common colds have been 'estimat-
ed to cost the population of certain
states 100000 a year. Really,
considering the advanced prices of
medicine, and the wages lost, only
the wen-to-do can afford to catch
cold. .
But in this matter the poorest. can
become philanthropists. Whoever
manages to get through the winter
without his annual sheezing or
coughing spell is comforting a benefit
on the whole community.
There are two ways of cutting the
high cost Of colds for your own sake
and of proving yourself a public
benefactor as well:
/. Avoid exposure to infection
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-16

when a member Of the family brings
a germ cold into the house, and, if
you catch a cold, sneeze and cough
behind your handkerchief and avoid
injecting others.
2. Drink two quarts Of water
day; sleep with your bedroom win
dows wide open-never mind the
snow oUtside-coVer up; sit, stand
and walk erect, and walk every day
in the open air; keep clean; eat slow
ly and do not eat too much. The
Christmas feast is responsible for
many a hard cold.
Build up your vitality and your
physical resistance and taking cold
will cease to be a part of your yearly
history and ajax on your income.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-16
WEI sURsTANTIALlTY. :

WET SUBS TANIlALITH. - The
interstate commerce commission
pronounces the Kansas City South
ern to be zone of the substantial rail-
roads of the country"
In Yaluing it the commission found
that it could be reproduced new for
S46,274,OOO, yet its capitalization is
$99,OOO,OOO.
A perfect picture Of substantially!
Viewing that vast eXpanse of 'wa-
ter, y: why look elsewhere for location
of the new naval base?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

name OF any person or persons for
whom you desire to vote, or attach
psster bearing the printed name
OF any such person or persons To
vote for any person mark cross
M In tho square 60 tho right Of
tho name. Vote your first choice
ta the first column Vote your see.
ond choice In the second column.
Vote In the third column for a.
many other persons az you wish 20
support DO not vote more than
one choice for any orc person. as
enif the one choice Will count Vote
Tor only one first choice and only
one second choice. except where two
or moro parsons are to DO elected 70
offices having the same title and
In such cases do not vote for more
persons for first choice or second
choice than are 10 he elected Vote
a. many third choices ~ YOU wish.
Vote first choice for each office 10
be filled or your votes for all peF-
sons for such office will be void.
where two or more offices having
the same title are To be filled vote
fret choice for each such office or
your votes for all persons for such
offices will y. void
Second and third choice voting IL
not compulsory. All distinguishing
marks. except as above Indicated
make the ballot void
tf you wrongly mark. tear or de-
face the ballot. return II 20 and OBJ
tain another ballot from the election
officers
Following the above heading and
INSTRUCTIONS 20 voters shall he ar
ranged IN separate columns the
titles 81 the respective offices 70 he
rilf~d. nnd under Zach title the
names Of the candidates therefor In
the following manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22

and cause 60 he delivered 20 each
person 80 elected q eertificats Of
rlsrtion A certificate ~ election
| shah b. nrima fselr evidence OF tho
facts therein stated
sixth No lnformaiities in con-
ductins municipal elections shall tn.
validate the same. n they have been
conducted fairly and In substantial
conformity with tho requirements
az thi- charter.
seventh THO city council may.
ny ordinance authoFtfe the uss Of
voting machines provided said ma
chimes are 80 constructed IS to
carry out tho provisions % this rr.
tici- In reference TO preferential
voting.
Eishth All tho provisions ~ this
charter and ~ the state law relating
70 the holding - general municipal
elections Including tho auaiifira-
fions % electors the designation u
waiting places ard election officers
tho notices - election the conduct
~ tho election the ranxasalnF ~
tho votes ana Masking tho RETURNS
thereof and the closing OF saloons
on ,h. day ~ election. shall apply
Nth equal force 20 elections under
this section.
AND uE IT FURTHER nE-
sol WE'D. Thaf said proposed amend.
men, y. submitted 20 lie .isc,or. .,
the city - seattle for their ra'ifira-
tian or rejection at the general
municipal election 10 he held In shs
city - Seattle on the tn day %
March. tsls
Passed the CITY Council ,hs isfh
Hsv ~ April 1915. and signed ~ me
Tn opsn s~ssien IN Authorization %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22

second choice vote 10 cast on any
ballot for such office all second
choice votes for such office on sue h
ballot shaii be void.
In every ease where two or more
candidates are "a he elected 10 Of
fees having the sam. TITLE. n second
choice votes are east on sry ballot
for such offices IN excess Of the
nufnhsr OF such effiees Y be fliied.
all second choice votes or such bal
lot shall be void
This subdivision Fourth shall he
pFtntrd conspicnousiy on the tally
sheets furnished ~ the clerk 20 the
election Officers
rtfth on tho firss Friday even =
ing after election the city council
shall az eight 80 o'clock q m. meet
and proceed 60 canvass tho returns
% such election. and shall thereupau
declare the return. % such election
and shall fher-up9n declare tho re-
suit. and what persons are elected
Where a single office r. 90 BE-
filled and there are but two candis
dates therefor, the candidate re-
csivins the highest vote shall be
elected
wher. = single efsie. 10 60 be
filled, and there are three rAndidafes
therefor. the candidate receiving a
majority % alt first choice votes cast
for such office shall be elected ~ no
election result thereby. then q can
vsss shall be made Of second choice
votes east for each candidate ana
the fret and second choice votes Tor
zach candidate shall be sdd@d. and
the candidate receiving tho largest
total BY such addition shall be
elected
whsr. n single office 4. 20 n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22
nEanlI,rInN - a.

Proposed Amendment No.
Essoiufipn and proposition to
amend the Charter - tho city %
Seattle by repeating Sections 3 j.
4 and OF Article H.. r.ia'tng 20
wards ard ward boundaries and sub.
hitting such proposed amendment to
the electors of IN. city OF Seattle
at the general municipal election 70
% held on the ith day Of March.
BE 1T RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL or THE cfTT OF sE.
sTTLE.
That tho Charter OF the city ~ Sc l..
attic be ana " r. hereby amended by
repeating sections 2. 3 4 and %
Article IL. relating TO wards end
ward boundaries
ANp HE 1T FURTHER RE-
SOLVED that such proposed amend
nent be submitted to the qua lifled
electors 81 the city for their ratiff-
cation or rejection at the general
municipal election to 10 held In the
city Of seattle on the 7th day OF
March. 1919
Passed the City Council the f.th
day 81 July, 1918, and signed bv m.
N open session In authorization 81
iis passage this i2th day Of July.
1918.
ROBERT n. HEgK ETH,
President Pro TEN. % tho city
Council
PILED the 18th day Of July. 1913.
~ W CARROLL
city Comptroller and -officio city
Clerk.
by J. y. AgNEw poputv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22

RESOLUTION xo soss

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO 4
A RESOLUTION and proposition
20 amend Section 80 Of Article XVI.
OF tho Charter OF tho city Of Seattle.
and providing for tho ubnission Of
such proposed amendment to the
electors OF tho city at the general
municipal election 10 10 held on the
! 1th day OF March. 1915
BE 1T RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL or THE CITY or Sc
That sectlon ~ Of Article XVI 81
the Charter Of tho city 81 Seattle he
amended 10 read es follows
section 80 Any person In the SER
/ Vice OF the city under civil service
appointment who IL not engaged IN
an extra hazardous occupation. as
defined by section 2 and section .
81 Chapter -. Laws OF the State Of
Warrington, 1911, or who IL not i'm
ciuded In any other state law now
enacted or that may hereafter be
enacted providing for pensions or
disability allowances. and who shall
be disabled In the discharge OF his
duties. shall receive fun pay during
such disability. not to exceed one
month. and half pay not TO exceed
siN additional months; or who shall
DO permanently injured or disabled
while In the line Of duty. shall re-
ceive In addition TO the aforesaid
payments pay after the aforesa IA
seven months period while such dlR-
AFFINITY continues. TO he fixed hv the
city council. not exceeding 90 per
cent Of the pay received by such per-
son at the time ~ injury. all Of said
payments TO he made monthly
The commission shall prescribe
such rules as may he necessary for
carrying out the purpose Of this sec
ton. aud may provN suitable
medal OF honor for"
bravery or service while In the line
Of duty.
AND RE 1T FURTHER RE
SOLVED. That such proposed amend
ment be submitted 20 the aualified
electors OF the city OF seattle for
their ratification or rejection at the
general municipal election TO be
held on the eth day OF March. 1915
Passed the CITY Council the srd
day OF January. 1915, and signed bv
me ia open session IN Authorization
81 It's passage this ard day OF Jam
uary. 1915
OLIVER r. ERICKSON.
President Of the city Council
Filed the ard day Of January,
1916
r. w. CARROLL.
| city Comptroller and eS-Offlcio city
j. y tGNww. neru,y.