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EAST ORANGE LADS WIN.
The, roll In 3Ot. Point. ~ inter
scholastic t.Rm

Lads Of tho i.ast Orange High school
carried m the point houor, yesterday at
tho annual iuterscholastic games 81
stevens Tcch, held on the l%ttters t.id
in IIohoheu They gathered @"'a roints,
Poly Prep OF Brooklyn Wa second with
l9i. with Mount Vernon thlrd, with u.
l. Truit.r Of Mount Vernon wa the
individual star lie won tile J.. pound
shot mn, aud ruuuius broad jump. iie
heav"i the weight ~ feet, ST. inches
and Ia IN" iuuIp cleared - feet, -.
inci.s. lowell If curtis, gave All CA
cellent performance IN the pole vault
We cleared 10 feet, -. inches. The suln-
maries:
100 Yard Dash Won by Albert Dewitt,
second n,.ch -, R,usitc,- S-er MIRO
Rloss East orange, fourth Tinr', 10 j."
seconds
Orange Dewitt, i"iy Prep, SECOND Brew
ter, Nut'es Hish ,h.!d, Den, ST l'ene'
d';,cs rr ,ls fInTi"' w T,%' ~ "t'hssr's, e. nop,
.kius, RtrtiugAgi Walsh. Newark A'ad' NY,
second Mltscr Etrt Orange hish, thirf
Connolly East prang', fourth. rilne. "a J "a
HaIf Mile Run Won hy stone, Horace
Mann, GraIs. Nount Vernon. second, For
,c-cue. Vast ornng,. htrd GHlei,, Poly
prtp, fourth TIME, minu'ss ! 20 sec
One Nile Run Won by Flournoy. Ridge
wood High DogP.t,, East Orange, seconi
Mr'ra'h - H"ncdicts Prep lhtrd kNel-
barry. East orange, fourth, Time, I min
One Miio Relay Won by Eas, Orange,
| with : poygstt, " Connolly. l""'rs'n..
mr,"hcr. v. Rrtrs' j M" second, Mouut
vernon, Win y. M'.nswson' T 'o'rtrs.
WIN Iurup~Swon by rrsucAc, ras,
orange, witn ) fee, $ tnshss' zll,. Noun
aust, Eas, Orange, and Dowel, Curtis.
lied Tor third place with a.fo't ! inches
ui "sH"'yys srn %rS"H win lynn" J, - ,ss, r. T tr5nc.
""r"anse, ,hird zii,sI, Mount V,ra"o'
pole Vault Won by pcwe,,. Curtis.
High, with 10 feet ~ inches Hrotherh"n
roly Prep, and He'tisr, stevens rrer, 20
Wis.~i. 'narrl"ser, fourth
Twc'vs Pound shot iu' Won by Trot.
tar. Mount Vernon High WIN ~ feet -
second, Ten Brorck, R,yonu", "a Zee, ~
inches, third; Csyxnnaugh, nassai", fourth
Shimpf, Poly trer,, with i2o feet ;.
lnche. ncdmond, rcly rrcp. second zcit'
discus throw Won by, Gordon Brown
Mon,rlair ~ "a fee, lnrhe.; Hei,,er
MaEosky, south Side, iaS feet ~ inei's
fourth
Polytechnic Prep 49,. haunt Vernon, II
stevens, 10. Rurringer. ia Curtis, ~,
h'Esa e. p Mampt F.: M"" Sc~r O. H,dsswo0a
ras,aic. I; South side, !.
North shore Yachts Race Tucsdmy
Yacht clubs on the north shore o
Long Island are preparing for auspiciou.
openings of the season on Memorial Day
Specinl raCpS will be hold AT ths Man
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COLUMBIA. Mo. May - Robert Siinp-
son NJ tho IniNersitN Of Missouri broke
the world record for IN. 10 yard nigh
iIrles race to-day His time was II 80
t'conds, The previous record of II -
seconds also Was held hS simpson. Simp-
cons new mark was made At the Mis-
tpuri Valley conference meet.
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William, t%;auuuu, ~ = Waterman for
tie STANDARD trl company at 20 Broad
way, living At 81 Cumberland street,
Rruukiyn. wa ACCIDENTALLY shot and
killed yesterday IN II cate AZ 22 White
hal street. lie Wa showing his re
yul,.r to fricuds when II exploded aud
tho hu'le, entered h's breast.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Yale and Towne Manufacturing
Company hss declared a regular quarterly
dividend Of ~ per cent, ,rayahle on
an extra dividend o! 10 per cent, payable
on June 10 stock Of record on May 81.
Gold coin ~ tn: amour. OF 100000 was
day ~ the NstieRai Dsnt % Cuba for
expert 10 Cuba.
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Gsorg-rWu University BOUNDED out
an II 10 % 'irtorS over the baseball
team @. tho Crescent Athletic club yes
'orday. ~ hlulc'ing hits IN the seventh
mug tho ,oll"giurs Tailed seven runs.
The sgurc.
Il u L..
Crescent =, ngo $40 49,
G@orgttutr. ... D n a. 3 = . : Ill !
Battrrir~ Hphmsn. Riii-l aud wilbur
B'sslin ant lotghty.
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Domestic consumers remained alouf.
b,iug wei covered for nearby shipment
dLd expecting stilI lower prices TOR fI-
tur, delivery. september. October dc
~l'yrrIes wer. guottblc al I."i 'o -
GENTS ~ some importers, taking chances
Of securing permits for shipments from
the East Indies.
My arrivals At New York aud out
ports tc date hav. been 3.497 tons and
600 tons more are due IL arrive this
month at Atlantic ports. More tin has
colne via u. Pacific.
At iuuiun spot straits tn declined a,
Wit. spot selling Al lal. standard de
,llued II 10 "a 10, The Singapore mar
Vet declined g. los. net, viii sales OF
spo, At the equiv, alent of fl3@ los, e. /, Z
London,
SHELTER was freely aud pressingly
offered by dealers and operators and
even 10y producing interests at comes
SONS which aggregated J To ~ cents
u,r mound AZ the close OF the week with
out bringing about any important trans
%ac,ious Very little business ran be done
for cxport even at to-day's level aud do
nestle consumers are indifferent, Spot
and May prime Western ~sIelter IL now
offered at East ~. Louis al IA to liL
ceu,s, June ~ lSA to II cents. Judy at
10 to 49,. cents, third quarter At ia.
10 ~ cents and second half at - To l2ta
cents. The London market broke 6 OF
! spo, and tlo ON futures, which Is con-
! siderahly above the American equivalent,
hut the freight rate is still ! cent per
mound and the insurance and war risk
10 per cent, The official London
price is roo on spo, and f75 on futures,
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

SArHAh rARlS IL manager OF WI" Nork
a, II Wet lllth ,trsr,, ava ~ East
,uptcy. WIN liabilities - t3@, '"us's'-
ius of unsecured ,.a'u- a. asset ~
tg.s77. Represented o., 'n-, d'hts due
ON oY,u Hr'out|
Lot IL GILBERT .t 'tt l'rftr 'orar'u"r-
shin 81 ',oidkrnbt. a p'H~ri, r"s'IiuR
a, 1889 PROSPECT rvouu. mas Mod =
|u,titiuu 900 bankruptcy wlth Liabilities
~ ,6lc and uesrts ~ 80
vEi'I,"E \ wilson 'pNNASN--A pc
,,t,1 .u bankruptcy Was been MED
.a,in.t tive Brucck 4 WILSON COMPANY
laos ud mNruid"rits al 700 fiflh
av,uuc. hy lno following 'Iedttors
A C,. ,Aa, aud the American Embrold
Nv Manufacturing 'nmpanr. f.e0. The
concern made an assignment on MAY
niT,rii H. HUTCHINSON - ucmpstead.
- real estate broker, vcst.vday
rlod q voluntary petition In hankruptry
iu the Fvdersl court, BROOKLYN, with
sas,.he liabilities and u" ss.,,'s The
rriuripal unsecured 'redi'"r t. ~" Jack
s,u AutomohNr Company, Jack son.
Mich notes with accrued Interest. $50
600
coats at llS.il7 West rhirty.hrst street,
has assigned 10 iDtue l.. Srhuar,s.
Receiver,
HlUNIMEiG'S nNGRApE HITToN
WoskS Justice ponurlly Of the Su-
premr court has appointed Edward \
RruVu AVID bfto =. Srmrerl"h tempo
nm, receivers ~ the assets and 'f,ris
~ Uiruzwrig's Hyrrade Nntton W"rk-
ON arr'lrstinu ~ Jacob : RrnlNr,s.
lsaiurr VI Hirn"wris aud EI"ard \
Brown, directors, for u voluntary dissc,
luluu of IA, corporation = Ttv'o'
, l'i' ip, has h"'i named AZ. f~"i'"". -
myuiIc Into the m'r,S ~ in~ applica'
tioN Tn, receivers ~" required 10 Giys
! a bond of ~$lb,noo.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. Gs'. at As A..
Lowest temperature. So. at J.. NJ.
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Lead quite Freely offered.

Lead was quite freely offered by
operators and dealers at 80 to 80 points
under the asking price Of producing In
tcrests without bringing about any I'm
"uortaut business with domestic con-
suncrs Most OF these are buying from
the larger producers on a sliding scale
basis Sales Of 500 tons were reported
made for export. half OF which Was Tor
Russia and Italy to be shipped from AZ
,antic ports, Another lot OF 400 tons
was reported To have been shipped ny
way of the Pacific The Japanese Gov
rrnmeut, according to late cables, placed
"A contract with Japanese dealers for
1000 tons ~ lead, equivalent to -. cents
| delivered in Japan, This would h. about
q cents per pound {. % b, smelters in
the st. Louis district. rently
American operators had snYll chance ~
securing the Oriental business,
Srot, May and June lead WAS offered
at the close OF the week AT ~ cents
Nsw York and 7,@o cents at East st.
Louis, with buyers Ave to ten points less,
The London market receded as, spot
being quoted at tai 81. and futures at
rs, los. at the close OF tho week,
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AssIsn ment
rUl,lp WplFERS, a manufacture ~.
cn,,n at llS-ll7 Wes, Thirty-Nrst street
has assigned TO Irving l." Srh"artk
ReceiN er,
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Colorado ana southern:
rhirt week May" ,t:5i,6.6 Inc, i::,se
irrom July T.. g.. iS9s0,Si. Inc, l.i0l, 2Gs
CENTRAL or GEORGIA RAILWAY.
The Central ~ Georgia Railway Com,
panY reports for April:
1915. init
Oper. reNeuIr ..,. ... $500 ~ 1,Nl1 $50
Net uper revenue. -6Gdl" Sot,u5j
Ouor. income ......, "li,i@H .5i,.75
From July 10 AIhN 80.
Oper. r,Nenle ,,.,,.$ lo N.H,"hh Slh,is3,--i
Net oprr. revenue 80. S,"i~,-Nl ..s!s,t"u
Oper Income. ...,,, .,707.9h g,St.SoG
NEW YORK, ONTARIO NNp WESTERN
New York, ontario and Western Railway
reports tor the month of April
GrOs< clrrina- -,.. SON,'NN n' S'r'7'
Net earnings .... lI3,sn. bee ,1s50
su,r,u-... ... slb,o:o Dec sla,g,0
lor tea months 10 April 80.
Gro.s curninga... s7tGtO22 Dec. NStI
Ne, ssrniur.. ..n0l,a13 Inc, .cl,037
Surplus ...,,u.. S7I0.3?: Inc. S:gi.tse
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Arviv6d-sArURDAY. May ~.
SIS westmoor. 1870 r. NJ. Friday. Msnchss
ter. Ma 10.
Sc Kirhosvaid. ti3 A. NJ, Marseiiiss, May s
- EurydamOs. S:ij r, M. Durham, April -
Motor ship AMMAN. 80 A. NJ. Copenhagen
May A.
ship wasdxle. Belfast, April q.
So Irons ate, Huelvs. Mays
50 Catherine Cuneo. Port Antonio. NAV 81
IS Conlsl, Galveston. MAY
Sc VI Rio, Galveston. May N.
- Norman Bridge Providence, NAY
So Madison. Norfolk. May -
IS Antas. Charleston. May %
ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRK
ss Kroonisnd. 81 Liverpool,
50 Bersensfiord. az BERGEN
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
s. Tuscsnia, from Liverpool
So New York. from Liverpool
IS Zuiia. from MayaSuez
Sc Santa Marta. from Kingston
Sc TIviyes. from Belize.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Uaitsd States Coast and oeodstso ousvsy-
Standard Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun r.s,. t AM Sun ...s. IN NJ ~. Az Az
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sasdyH H.. ! :SaI Gov. III. ...s:ss| Hell osss.. ia
Low WATER THIS DAY.
, AMI Pm
0AsdyHf. II :o2iGov. Isl. IL i:A.lHsil 0sts ..i;21
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North shore Yachts Race Tucsdmy,

Yacht clubs on the north shore Of
Long Island are preparing for auspicious
openings of the season on Memorial Day.
Special races will he held at the Man.
hasset Ray. Tort Washington and Bay.
side Yacht clubs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-14
DEATH DEALT
TO PRISONERS IN
ORDER Oh KIM,
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,

(CON INuEp ROM PNnG oNE1
missioned officers who attempted ta
escape were captured and flogged by
Cossacks.
At Krashnoiarsk winter set in be-
fore the flimsy Jerry-built barracks
were completed and the men lived in
digouts. They slept on the bare
ground without covering Of any kind
or even bags Of straw Here third
OF the doctors died with typhus, along
With hundreds of their patients
No fresh linen was given them, and
ihey we're forbidden to kill the yermln
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CHURCH LAWYERS
ARE To CET 7 Bic
s j N IN SU| 7


Oklahoma city, Sept IA A fee OF
$4,000 is contracted to be paid TO the
attorneys for the Methodist Episcopal
church south. for services In the Ep
worth university case now on trial IN
the district court, according 10 evil
dence introduced yesterday. The foe
was authorized by thc West Oklahoma
conference OF the M + church, south,
at it's session in Mangum in November,
1911. By adoption Of resolution en-
ploying the attorneys on percentage
basis, that the attorneys were TO re
cciye 10 per cent of the value of the
Epworth properly finally adJudBed to
be the property Of the NJ b church
south, and for the purpose Of de-
ternining the amount Of compensa
tion TO be paid on the percentage basis
tbe resolution reads 4The value OF the
whole Of the property is hereby agreed
TO be 100000 The resolution fur
ther provides that the attorneys are
hereby given lien on all Of said prop
erty SO saved to said church to secure
their said fee"
TWO Law Firms Employed.
According TO the resolution, the at
,orneys employed are: Lincbangh
Brothers and pinson, of Atoka, and
Stuart, Cruce and Gilbert Of Oklahoma
Cty. The attorneys appearing in the
trial are d II I.inebaugh, brother OF
Rey N l. Llnebaugh, a presiding elder
lin the church Judge G b Stuart and
A c Crucc.
Evidence introduced In the trial
shows that the debts Of the university
or properly, is approximately $4,000
on the mortgage $4,000 unpaid
taxes: unpaid teachers salaries $l2,
O0O, and other debts including the
4 $4,000 attorneys fee, making total
OF 100000 John W Shartel attorney
for the University Development com
lpany. testified the property was worth
Sl5G00O in the open market
A portion of yesterday was taken up
| by attorneys for the development com
pany to show that The NJ e church,
south. did not give active support 10
Epworth university during the life OF
the institution.
Churchmen Called Usurpers.
In the suit ON trial here, the NJ e
church south, is seeking possession of
the Epworth property; the University
Development company original donor
Of the fifty-two acres for the school, is
seeking possession on ground that the
NJ e church withdrew It's support and
that The NJ + church, south, never
gave active support to the school
MIR shartel attorney for the com
pany, charged that certain members
of the N 4 church, south who styled
themselves as trustees of Fpworth
after the school was closed, and who,
il is said, elected Rev O I Sensa
baurh chancellor of the school, were
"a bunch OF usurpers The charge
came when Sensabaugh was ON the
Witness stand
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az MExlCANs KILLED

El Paso Tex. Sept 14-TWonty two
persons we're killed when a north
bound train on the National railway
Of Mexico struck a spreading rail near
Ortiz. chihuahua about rs miles south
of Chihuahua City last Sunday accord.
ing to reports received in Juarez 10
day.
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How to Give Good Advice.

The best way to give good advice
is to set good example When 9th
ers see how quickly you get over your
Geld by taking Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy they are likely to follow your
example This remedy has been In
use for many years and enjoys an
excellent reputation. Obtanable cg-
erywhere,
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Z e ~ - f'-1Rt- lsRyE
T0 3<G,az7 =
CNQOW OWzGs3.:s<
sss Tablets . Q =

They are guaranteed 70 hslp you er
money refunded by the Blackburn
Products Co, Dayton Chic Tls
BEST thing in the world" for "n5
down men or weak. nervous womca.
Price S100 at all druggists. SIX tuGcs
for $500 is full treatment.
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Effective Tonic
for "Neryous Men",
bEFoRE TAKING
and Women

bEFoRE TAKING asasrs4g
You have headaches, backaches.
shattered nerves. Your ambition a
gone, exttehiities cold OF numb hearl
buffers, kidueys inactive. vitality low,
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Despondency attacks you your
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Your health improves, aches arc
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All this comes because your nerves.
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YOUR SYMPTOMS tell yen that
you need a powerful yitaiizng tonic
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ATByA AS WONDER

rTSHF TEXAS Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles, 4 issolvcs gravel cures
diabetes. weak d lame backs. rhenme
tism aud all irregularities ofthe kidnoysaud
bladder in both men and women lfnot sold
by yonr druggist. will be sent lay mai on re.
ceipt of ST. One small boite Is two months
treatment and seldom fails to perfect cure.
Send for testimonials from this and othc'
States . Dt. +. w. Hall, 2926 Olive Sire
ST. Louis, 30. Sold by druggists Adv q
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To Fortlfy the system Against Sum
mer Heat.

Many users Of Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic make t a practice to take
this old standard remedy regularly to
forlify the system against the depress.
ins effect OF summer heat, as those
who are strong withstand tho heat
Of summer better than those who ara
weak. Price o0c
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PHYSICIAN ~ PLACED
on IiBAl FOR MURDER

Winfield Kan Sept ll-Dr George
W Farrar one Of the best known
physicians 81 lhia county misplaced
on trial in disinc court iodayyon The
charge Of murder in the first degree
i is charged be killed Harvey Henley.
a merchant Of siIyerdale, last March.
after an alteration in ihe Rebekah
lodge at silyardalo over Iodge mat
ters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-14

Don't use marsh physics Tho
reaction Weakens the bowels. leads to
clironie constipation Get poan@
Resllels They operate easily. We
at all stores.
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{ VT. DE. CAUGHT
N j RIDE RE R BY
MARKS ON THUMB
TINS E'EAH.TfR MISSED HIS
CALLING, SHOULD BE 4
DETECTIVE

lropwood Mich Sept - 4. was to
the deecdva instinct Of q Finn. mis-
cast in life's program as a teamster
thar the alleged murder Of Mrs Eliza
beth Nichols, widow Of a New York
M lionaifei owed his arrest here yes
tefday The murder occurred in New
York one year ago.
Eight months ago Arthur Waltonen
a Finn, giving The name Of John Lind,
dropped of train at lronwood. He
went 70 work as barber
a few weeks ago another Finn, the
teamsler with The detective instinct,
also dropped into ronwood and went
TO the shop where Wallonon was en-
ploypd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-14

WANTEp-ro see you sell II or rent
it Use Leader Classy Ftde" al,
lines 3 times. % cents
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u. ,.,.,...... i,.,o o,o,a.d an
m., n,a. poo,s
Wouldn't you Hike lo lnd a method
lhat Win tcl tgpa0ld efer in one to
iour dlfs time Ao stop appendi-
riis and othgr form ci a.ate isease
in one % a fc~ adiusuneais
- 49, ..,,,
* 49, F ',N 49, .n'',
0''a" ! r. ~ + 49, ,
= + ''.o ~ : = ~
s5.0''.. 0o'"' - "''D' ''0A
i-l-7, Y. la.s + = - - 49,
'''i r. - 7. e''''''''' ~ ,'' ~
E. "''" '.+'''e. - = 'o''' : g ''o"'
y - 49, = + '''''''7' -
SAINT i'e'',u"s''''' e'''ise' 2 '''''o'" "
any al' ''i''''' ''oup'es anu " Q'NnoSs'
-
Investigate eblropraciic.
Have ION II 81 ever. tbioae WITH.
o8f roie,g r. % ~ slas; resort,
Il. 4afnal aala.tnagt j. aon haga
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J 7 Wadden Of Chicaso, noleu
strike breaker WAS given the Job o.
supplying men for the New York City
elevated lines when q strike was
called, In order TO protect those
motormen Of the elevated trains who
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The Tell Tale Finger.

lIc noticed Iiyid scar on thc index
Eftnger On Walionens right hand and
the visitors mind harked back to a
published description Of one of the
men suspected OF Mrs Nichols mur-
der.
The toamstcr went 10 Dr a II An
derson, the only man in This city with
whom he was acquainted and COM
mnnicated his suspicion
DR. Anderson did not believe IT, but
the suspicion fingered, and several
days after the teamsler had left IRON
wood he had Waltonen shave him and
studied the scar
3ot Much Loot
Then he tool, Harry Bay 4 lawyer,
IN his confidence
The doctor and the lawyer became
convinced that HE suapicions Of the
toamster' were wei founded Detec-
tiyes from New York took WaItontn
into custody yesterday and he is said
to have confessed
Waltonen's alleged confession inn
plicated three others. THE motive
was robbery The robbers obtained
glN nan H., each oud in,,fatr, h,,f o,fet.
ookcd sl5O,0OO in jewels
Servant Got Life.
onni Talas, a servant in Mrs Mich
OILS employ, was found guilty Of her
leath on strong circumstantial eyi
dence and sentenced to the electric
chair Strong effort was made to save
+ his litc and few months ago he was
removed from the death cell at Sing
Sing and placed in life seryitude.
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at work. and also the new
men, he had every motormans win
dow covered with heavy wire. 50
rocks could do no damage No mo-
torman was injured; in fact, striker.
did not attempt to injure them. 4
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A fine balanced hlll comprising
D'Garno, famous aerialist; Berlo
Sisters, high diving nymphs Grand
Opera Quariette, one Of the finest
in the country; Bogany Troupe.
eight comedy acrobats, and the fam.
ous Al Golem Troupe Of Persians.
twenty-one in the act beautf Il. In
front OF the grand stand afternoon
and evenings. A
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Oklahoma University VIII start
the big league season with Central
State Normal of Edmond Game
in front of grand stand.
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HAIL, AMERICAN soLDlER!

1t is largely by comparison that we
are able to make accurate and definite
conclusions. In the light Of recent
events which have taken place in the
warning countries we come to clear
err and more just conclusion Of judg-
ment concerning our civil war.
AS time progresses our admiration
for the soldiers of both sides is en-
HANGED and we can more readily see
that while this war had its horrors and
cruelties, as all wars are obliged to
have, that after all it was largely a
gentleman's war-a question OF honor
and bravery on the field.
Our admiration for the brave, hero
ic, gallant and intrepid army of Lee
grows greater as the years pass. The
people of the south can always feel
proud that they are the descendants of
those gentlemen who marched into the
country of the enemy and fought so he
roicly at Gettysburg. Does anyone
think for a single moment that those
gallant gentlemen and brave soldiers
Of the south would have harmed a
woman or a child because they were
in the country of the enemy? No, in
deed, they would have protected them
against all harm The march of Sher-
man to the sea was bad and had its
horrors, but it was gentlemtn's war
in comparison with the acts OF wenton
cruelty and barbarity which the frus-
slams feel justified in performing.
The American soldier does not kill
non-combatants, women and inocent
little children. No, your American
soldiers is, by the grace of God, high
er type His is a higher bravery ana
a higher honor-It has ever been and
is to-day. There is none more ready,
however, when the casus belli is just,
to fact bullets and bayonets on field
Of honor. They can get ready and be
ready, too, more quickly than any citl-
zen who occupies this earth today. The
American soldier has always been a
high type in honor and bravery, but
for wanton cruelty and barbarity they
must be excused. They have never
killed women and children. This is
not war, and your American is war
rior, not murderer.
This country is not going to war I'M
til we have great cause, but once the
American people are aroused, there
are no soldiers on the earth their
equal in bravery, heroism and honor
1t is grand to be an American