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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
Wealthiest Coachman in
World Mourns at Bier of
MuItimiIIionaire Friend

CHICAGO. lul, N.Wh,u ihc funeral ai John Hobart Nr,fr
muirlonaitt held lakr Geneva W,nri, vrs ui ih,
'n,ctci muufus pubah, William usur l,i the riches,
,ua,hman IN ht world WIN has r,,rt wears hs
service " ihr Nuufc household
The whose kud said n have aided tr a,,umu
aiiun n SECOND fortune upward n tWHunv which, Nf NHnfr
has LEFT to h'' Nj'v d apart from 'hs 'h.rt 90. funeral bowed
with gtiti
Hsauit had worked Nsfs inr s ,tt. when rs l,y fr
employer uurt taken from hm %. adverse rHm.aH,ts A..
result ui his Diamond Match operation, h, muumurss became
pauper overnight
Y awful h," NJ Mn,t, uai Il, sat u es. worth
ls's than rn'hue when li, NE hsi been s hank
ani dawn uii tstv cent s had saved soon Take f hy said ru
ituni luu and vrlmt iu krr unI tun @
NJ Muft accepted the uiy hH
aon' Witch brought him rra' profit, ,ri established h. credit
Nufr uNni hs ntsi'r lis faH hack 'h S.uu
anil placed b,sue r ihs vsi m Investments that
rs,i him har tlVuN nsau, rf part h. ,.Hei irb
tennessee plantation bot continued his work a. #a,Hrau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
OKLAHOMA GUARD
LEAVES DALLAS
FOR THE BORDER
Men in Good Condition and
Journey Is Made Without
Unpleasant Incident.
ny PAUL COtrpEtt.
gfsff ynffrstunfrnt

DALLAS ls,st luil N lHs If''
regiment utahuwH national wf1 W
speeding .r Hs pby m 'hs Ntsi.sr
border me 'hi-i section i,N Dallas
a. 7 i n.tltk hs m.frre after a
three hour fsu period Ihs men are
in gu'1 uri''nr and 'ts iHu'rsy -
far h, hs,u made without unpisataai
incident
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
TOLL OF FLOOD
E|CHTY-1HREE

ASHFNlliE. y e iulv N Ten
fatalities reported TODAY ifum Nnra,,
y { svsll'i me death hu w Snr
da,', flood, in Nh, ,pu'h,,tsm state,
Co. eight, 'hfr, Nine men are known
'n hc missing ana q, other rnr', u
western North Carolina which were
iluvi swept az 1r' o. fstHfi. the death
iull rfnhshl, Will he Increased
With ,fnp, damaged lrl thousand.
oi person, thrown uui u' ,rhlu,wsr,
b, destruction nl industrial plant, ,uu,
suffering ma, follow n ,hr more &c.
mote section,
Large iuf,s, NJ worker, are u,hr.
repairs io railroad, hw ~ rfoh,hl,
will Ne ,r,rf1l week, hriaf, rDfmaN
train schedule, are fc,umsi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
SOCIALIST IS
ARRESTED FOR
SECOND Time
Street Speaker, Released
Once, Brought Into City
Court This Morning.

I, was "out again IN again" ior
Charlie, ! Gibson. socialist organizer.
who was hfuuen, before Judge Spnlcr
this morning IN municipal court follow
ing his arrest iur holding puhl.
meeting without securing pciwtlt
from the ma,ur
Gibson va, released ,c,lrfda, after
noon m court he had hrcn arrested
Tuesday night Ne attempted to hold
meeting last night and va, immr
diatcl, arrested llis case vas runiin
ucd to Friday mnfnnr Font, socialist
cumfahcS were IN court tn witness ihr
trial this morning
will start uii ~ speak again Nv
nigh, at thr sanc place announced
Gibson 10 his 1mtaics A. hs walked
oui NJ the ,uuritnum
and ! suppose 'll yet about as far
with The speech ls lid last night" h,
added. with a laugh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
Musicians and
Actors go to
Strikers Aid
Vaudeville Program Shortened
Because Of Players Failure
to Appear as Booked.

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upo" az ''''' W 'he ''F. ms a'' was
a., ~. .'.,l W nav 'uu'N 10 syhp''hy
WIN 'ne ,hea,e' employees VINO are on
N',Ne. ne 'he',s' y management, sara
" had evidently been 'hdnaped
~ 'he L'oei'y a ie" minutes before
inc vaudeville program vas TO start
only Two acts had showed up for per
iotmancc. Five had been booked
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
Wilson Takes Hand
In Garment Strike,
Fearing Shortage

NN~UiNJlON. iu.t 80 rrr,icm
Wilson received a request TODAY from
Henry MnVgn,hau. iHfmct Ambassador
H Turkey Cleveland n Dodge A
rsrr Hepburn and several other
Sew YORK men. asking tina, the ep,ctu
m,n, intervene in the ,luikwakett
strike which VA, htsn ir pfrgtrs, m
N,N Work giN inf ively, weeks
The petition was made on me ground
that ih, strike threatens M, .nrrl, n,
Vumrus clothing int the whole alton
The precedent referred ihs petition
m the departments ni labor and conn
mrre with me- request that immciia',
action De- taken
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
OPERATION UPON
BISHOP BROOKE;
ILLNESS SERIOUS

EpiSoopalians IN Oklahoma City were
much concerned this morning upon re-.
ccipt oi news that the ~ Rev Francis
Key Brooke. bishop OF Oklahoma had
undergone serious operation July 4
in s, luke'' hospital, New York CIV
i, was stated that Bishop Brooke
had been found g. Dee suffering from
liberation oi ~ stomach He had
been in poor health Tor some time hu,
his malady va, assumed 20 be- entirely
diiieren, from that for which he wa.
operated upon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
TWO HUNDRED cEYloN
Fishermen DROWNED

LONDON. July N Two hundred
fishermen are believed 10 have lnV
their lives IN monsoon uii the coast
oi Colomo. tcylon. according ~ a DIS.
patch received by the Exchange Iclc
graph company \ large fishing fleet
was caught hy IN. storm and more
than one hundred boat, have failed 20
return
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
Delegates Object to Adoption
Before Copies Are Printed
and Distributed.
STAND ON CHAIRS AND
SHOUT DOWN CHAIRMAN
Resolutions Committee in a
Heated Debate Over Anti
Catholic Plank.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
POSTAL RECEIPTS
GO up $500 DAY

Postal receipt, Al The local office
10, the first nineteen l1y, ul the pres
ent month exceed those oi the same pc.
rui m lpli hy NiN ur practically
flp0 per dav according 20 a statement
issued this morning hy Assistant Post
master Graham
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
Plague Deaths
Near High Mark

NEW YORK. July N-On only
one dsy since me inception ~ me cp
iemiJ oi inian'l'c paahN, uu lunc p
have more ,a,ali'ic, from 'hr disease
occurred than 'hc last twenty tour
hour, During 'hi, period the plague
KILLED thirty onc children and there
were no new case, reported in 'hr
MAr L-r.ugh. NJ NrN N-lA LllA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
Stroud Is Saved by
Plea for New Trial

WASHINGTON mlv ~ Robert
n Stroud ,,ui,nycd lo hr hanged lot
killing guard IN the United State,
rcniirn'iaf, "a, lcaycuNufih Ma, hrcr
rcnrryci hy application iDf usN
trial
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
Unsettled and
Cooler Tonight

lctsl Forecast, -ur,s,tsd ard tccl,r
uoriuh, ara rfiiav
state trfets,, roriah, unsettled
cooler IN eastern section
KANSAS tnlf somewhat uafwrf
AilkANNAS Unsettled shUNsfs ir
rnHt. Uunlur iu northwest
WEST TENAH TtffN cloudy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
German First Line Trenches
From BarIeuX to SOye-
court Won in Drive.
RUSSIAN ARMY TAKES
KUGI. CAUCASUS CENTER
Great Battle Developing at
JabIOnltza. Near Noun
tain Pass.

LONDON lHh ~ The French
m.o resumed 'HnJ 1u,ns oum.u,
along "r -.mm. .n northern France
h.rlr. n 'm. afternoon, Paris
bulletin 'tr Drrmau first 'p, tren.ae.
'rm uar'rw O. ~oscr.gr south ..
'0r ~.mmr. distance .' i've mile.
ir'' 49,. French hand,
N.n ~ 'ha ue.- ,h~ French attack
pushed cast 'r.m Ilarlc.uprt and car
-.l "~c.hr. along 'Hr Cumhlc,. ,'cr
railroad
Iu. operation, here are clos, 90 'hc
ugh' flank % 'hr British advance
D.ra'r, being . lulc more than three
mile. southeast .' lougucyal
British Make Cams
Heavy u.hrg continue, 600 Nh,
~.mmr IRON, The London war Office
announced TODAY ria' the British had
gained ground 900 Delullc wood and
I,n.ursdI
ln h,' ui.h', fighting in rhc Ncrluu
region Pan. report. pruarc,, west of,
Ihaum.r' work, north U' 'hr citadel
and 'nr capture ut strongly fortified
German post south 9i fleur
Germans Tell OF Repul'e
The German ,'atcmcu, say. repeated
French attack, south OF the Summc
were repul,ci by Germans. The French
and Brush artillery ire developed o.
q pitch ~ greatest intensity ON both
side, ui the S'mmc
The announcement ais. say, that a
strong British attack north and west
oi tI'r, va. defeated the British c.uu.
'cr assault. winch 1fi r., succeed 90
w'ruu. German 'rcHghc,
Russians Occupy Rugr
The Russian var uiu., m rc'rHsral
announced TODAY that kugr an lm
purau' point lu the Caucasus. was u.
upci D.. ,hc Russian, on Tuesday
Lu.i i.a uugl'uu point oi high road,
100 the tveruw district
Battle IN Carpathians
4 Nrr,'r,. dispatch from Rome sass
90, reported Co.. i,'rusrai that d gfch'
N1"'. f. developing q, Iahlom'ga oh,
result. ~ which 'nu, Tar have been "a
.urlH'r 'H the Russian, Zoo addition
n 'hr hya. wvhrUg 900 the Oarpl'h
an, 'hr dispatch add, 'he Russian u'
'uvtr ha, been resumed before ku,c
,nI vladimir. \1lyu,N and the kg.
area
lah'uuit,l IS u the tlrp1'hiarS wuil
.oi kulmrl. near the northern end u
unr ut the mountain passc, leading q
liungaf,
Hard fighting continue, on the Aus
rr.la'lu front Vienna report, af'il
lcfy engagement, AZ various points, lu
.'cl,cl activity extending even 90 me
lsunFH f..N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
LOAN SHARKS ON
RUN, WORRY At
SUITS IN COURT
Fifteen New Cases Are Pre-
pared for Filing by Local
Attorney Today.

Loan sharks in Oklahoma City arc On
the jump
With forty or more suits pending
against them iu Justice and district
courts. and with injunction, 900 ten
case, fc,'raImug them from attempting
i1 collect uu Assignment ni wages, the
shark, are having battle royal with
borrower,
Bankruptcy
According ip T. uHdl'ng,. attorney
'or the borrowers. ouc of Ihc leading
loan .hark. in the Ji'y asked him lo
take HIM through bankruptcy proceed
ug, 900 'hc federal oHurr hu' Gllug,
said hc refused 'u be- employed Tor the
reason th, he represented the hur.
foNrrs
Record, u me county clerk, office
show" .al Drliug, 'uia, That au
other loan shark prominently socially
here. ha, transferred h, property Co.
hi, Wiic within 'hc last few lal,
Makes Wealth Rapidly.
The attorney said that the same man
started IN ,hc short loan huNnc,, lu
Oklahoma CITY seven wear, ago with 4
capital oi S'po I'm the first wear. with
that small capital SAID Iidi,ng'. h,
made $1,000
Fifteen new cases against the shark
were being prepared hy IiddlnsS TODAY
iot filing m the district court The ucv
case, arc similar 'o the tort, of NOR,
that arc now on iilc J,ur, 7, charged
u each count
ludgc llaN,un Yesterday afternoon
granted luuu,''0u, against loan com
panic, 'n Ten 1,c, retaining h'
D'wpaulc, from attempting 'D collect rr
assignment ui wage, that were given 70,
borrowers lt .c.urli, iof loan,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20

TNiN IT unr thinks 'hr rfnh
A, hiuuri,', have hulr rrpuf'ur.
I'D D., ui defeating Woodrow WI
som ,ms hll ,he doing, ui their
naliual convention at " raulih,
week have some news value
The Time, va, the only evening
new ,pap,r published m ukhhom,
CIV iu ulyc 'hs yruh'h, line
Nsinc,day afternoon and Nc gave
,hrm a regular ,'uf
"AtL rHE NEWS FIRST"
That's The Times Motto
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-16

you're wearing seems almost more
wonderful than ever
THE Blue Jay was very proud when
he heard the Fairy Queen say that.
and he told his Wife and all his Chill,
dren and the rest of his relations ia
fly over the Fairy Queens head in a
circle, singing:
lhank You, thank you, Fairy Queen.
" We're very glad that we're not green.
:" Because you say you like US blue.
And our greatest joy is to please
YOU
THE Fairy Queen waved her wand.
ana she said, Luncheon is ready
Just then the most marvellous Table
made of wild Cherry Leaves was
spread down by one hundred little Fai.
rles, and before the Birds could
whistle, oh me. oh N.Y. in surprise.
delicious Food for the Luncheon was
put upon the Table in little dishes
made of Green Leaves. There were
also drinking Cups made of the hollow
Stones which the Fairy Queen ALWAYS
has for her Bird Guests and which
they like better than any other kind.
They had Fruits of all sorts cut nm
into dainty little pieces, and they had
delicious little Bugs and Worms which
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-16
THE XICAN DOLLAR
Howard LRann.
end sealing uaX Of cabbaSes- g NnaS

The Mexican dollar is a painful ex-
cuse for real money which circuIates
IN Mexico about as fast as bath soap.
The MeXicans formerly used this dollar
as a medium of exchange, but now its
use is restricted solely to paying debts
owed to trustful Americans, who are
given their choice Of accepting it or
dying far from home with poorly con
cealed reluctance.
When that noble scion of Mexican
ariStocracy, Y. Carranza, became pres
ident of Mexico the Mexican dollar
could be sold in New York for thirty
three cents, but there were few takers.
tarranza soon found that there were
not enough of these dollars to go
around, SO he began the manufacture
Of paper dollars which had nothing
back of them except a strong current
OF AR. This made a very satisfactory
form Of money, however, and was rapid
Il exchanged for dry goods and gro
ceries whenever supported by a machine
gun. The Mexican paper dollar is now
worth two cents, at which rate it re-
quires a ten-ton truck to haul the price
OF pair of shoes 10 town.
y popular abbreviation of the Mexi-
can dollar in this country is the Mexi-
can quarter. This form of Mexican vice
ought to be barred from our shores. As
Protected bv The & do
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-16

1t IS frequently used to short change
our people at circuses and onc-night
stands. 1t IS enough to give a patriotic
American citizen 1000 feet of convul-
SONS to pass out solid, homemade
dollar and get back a handful of Mexi-
lean currency that wouldn t buy one 5
way into a nickelodeon.
The Mexican dollar is not much
thought of at home. Nobody tries To
hoard it mp in large piles unless he. is
mentally deraneed. 1t is no good except
to pay the foreign investor, who usual
r. has family at home and prefers
to draw has breath at the expense of his
salary. At the present rate Of exchange
an American can go into Mexico with
50 bill and accumulate set of Mexi-
can currency that would fill a silo
twenty feet across. This teaches Us
that there are times when it is better
70 have collateral than ready money.
There are three things which Mexico
needs more badly than anything else
They are running water, the Turkish
towel and sound money. Uncle Sam
may have to supply all three before he
gets through. In the meantime. the use
OF the Mexican dollar in this country
should be confined to souvenir purposes
such as strapping it to the watch fob
or dropping it into the collection box.
Is NpwSnaDer Servica7
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-16

bird. You have a
splendid big family and Mr.. Mock
lhgcIrd sang wonderful song-with
the most marvellous tune that he had
made up for the Fairy Queens Party
We'll, what have you been up TO
lately, Mr.. KilldeerY asked the Fairy
Queen.
I've been eating lot of naughty
insects which were trying to eat IN
the Farmers Fruit Groves. And I've
cheWed well some of the MoSouito
tamily-for they're not at all pleas
ant to have around I've given Din
nefs and Dinners until | thought |. and
my friends, and my little Bird Family
would never finish eating. But some
how it did us good to eat up the bad
insects. Yes, and we've had a Ban
quet of Horse Flies. We simply can't
bear to think they bite the splendid
Horses we see going along the roads
pulling wagons with People and Farm
ers and Children
five eaten bad bugs and Insects
too said the Ruby-Crowned Kinglet.
I've eaten horrid Wasps that sting
FOLKS and lot of the Creatures that
try to eat up the little Plants the
Children care so much for
THAT'S Splendid said the Fairy
queen. How proud I am of you all.
AS for you, Mr. Blue Jay. Wen have
you tell us your Story after Luncheon,
as we must start in soon.
At any rate, sir, you are looking
very handsome, and the shade of blue
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-16
LUNCHEON FOR THE BIRDS.

THE Fairy Queen thought she
should have a Luncheon Party, and
She asked the Fairy Messengers to in
Vlte the Mockingbird and his Family.
the killdeer and his Family, the Ruby
Crowned kinslet and his Family, and
the Blue JAY and his Family. So YOU
see she planned to have a pretty big
party" said Daddy.
THE Fairy Messengers invited the
Guests and the day came for the
Luncheon. Ench Bird had something
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-16

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:, SUI ~o'''''.ei'' Is absolute ana ask
-" speeiHe ana comprehensive
7'"--' ~ ""'noil'E' III great national
''''' 7'n'|' 10 take possession IN the
''.'''o u tue oHiteu states government,
VI every i'iIIo'u "hlch hao ceased to
i'eflofih us normal junction and to re
II ~ 'i'' USES u lhe people as
SOON as operating stalls could be
'' I've -,o ,"i''o"u property "o"lu need
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=" 'nioielis suen d PROVISION
" 'n Il tne Ia" were passed. The sup
po'''ioH Is lhat all Oh the railroad EN-
ployes VINO know enough to run trains
~ ''' oH '''INe' mere, then' are
''''i - W Io''iu III Sulheleht mum
Der TO keep trains running, even if the
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-16
Little Bucket Of
Water.

lDe some left over for the next Party,
ana the next and next.
After the Luncheon was over and
the Birds had sung many songs, and
the Fairies had danced and played
with the afternoon shadows, the Fairy
Queen said:
have surprise for the Birds
| They twittered and chatted among
themselves as to what the treat might
be, when Mr.. Mockingbird (who had
been let into the secreD began to sing
song which sounded like Water
trlckling down the side Of the Fairy
Spring.
II guess the surprise is an extra
drink of Water for each of US said
Mr.. Blue Jay, ito have just before we
start for our homes
No. said the Fairy Queen, it's a
little Bucket of Water for every Bird
to carry in his beak back home-Wa-
ter from my Fairy SPRING."
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-16
Brattleboro Congratulated.
Barre Times :

Brattleboro is to be congratulated on
the requirement of a new passcngcr
station which more adequately meets
the needs of that community and the
surrounding territory. Brattleboro has
worked long time for the station and
besides, had to put in a considerable
sum of money itself in order to helr
the project along.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-16
Without Candidates.
Barre Times.\

Nearly all the cities and large towns
of Vermont get places on the ticket re
ported to have been framed for the
Democratic party the coming fall; but
Brattleboro and st. Johnsbury are
trangely missing from the list. There are
quite lot of votes in those two towns.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-16

Senator Page s conspicuous activity
during the past three or four weeks
makes Fermonters regret that there
has not been a perpetual campaign of
publicity during the past eight years.
Having been given notice to do some
thing or get out, the Senator is making
noises like hen that has just laid an
egg. Puzzle, find the egg.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-16
A Primary Feature.
darlington Free Press

TDUTHHgtOn Free Press.l
The direct primary in Vermont be.
comes more direct the nearer if ap.
proaches. Voters are being "seen'' bv
candidates high and low as never be
fore, and they will not readily Law aside
their new right to be consulted.'
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-16
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-16

special to tell the
Fairy Queen. They
w a n t e d II er { o
k n o w o f S o m g
things they had
b e e II d Ding t o
please her and
they had several
treats in store.
Glad to see
you all said the
Fairy Queen as
the Birds came
lying down to the
Wood Grove. This
is a great pleas
ure. How do Won
do, Mr.. Mocking-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-16
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