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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
Child Gets Sick
Cross, Feverish
If Constipated
Look at tongue! Then give
fruit laxative for stom-
ach, liver, bowels.
California Syrup of Figs"
can't harm children and
they love it.

A laxative today saves a sick child to-
morrow. Children simply viii not take
the time from play TO empty their bowels,
which become clogged up with waste,
liver gets sluggish; stomach sour.
Look at the tongue. mother! II coated.
or your child is restless. cross. feverish.
breath bad, restless. doesn't eat heartily,
full OF cold or has sore throat or any
other children's ailment. give a teaspoon
ful OF California Syrup of Figs" then
don't worry because II is perfectly harm
less. and in a few hours all this consti-
patton poison sour bile and fermentinR
waste viii gently move out OF the bow
els. and you have a well. playful child
again. A thorough inside cleansing" "a
ofttimes all that Is necessary II should
be the first treatment given in any sick
ness.
Beware OF counterfeit fig syrups Ash
your druggist for a 5O-cent bottle OF
California Syrup OF Figs" which has
full directions for babies. children OF all
ages and for grown-ups plainly printe,
on the bottle. Look carefully and SEE
that 1t is made by the California syru
Company"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
COMMERCIAL CLUB
OVERFLOW DINNER
Gala and Hilarious Affair Exceeds
Promoters Expectations in
Numbers and Spirit.
"IAwLEss" CROWD RUNS WILD

over 500 good fellows enjoyed the
good fellowship dinner at the'Com-
mercial club last night.
They crowded the main dining
room and overflowed into the south
dining room and the private dining
rooms on the east.
The dinner was delayed a half
hour. because the crowd that flocked
TO the lobby was greater than had
been anticipated. Plates for 29O
guests had been laid, on the strength
of some 260 reservations Many
last-minute men, however, came
crowding In. bought tickets and de-
manded places. Extra tables were
soon set, and the vast army fell to.
Hand Grenades" Thrown.
Paper hats of every color decorated
the heads Of the guests, and red balloons
OF the Zeppelin type dated about the
room. or exploded like hand grenade
bombs, when they struck the heads
Of some Of the more hald members
o. T. Eastman. chairman OF the en-
tertainment committee, was master of
ceremonies. Ceremonies, however were
decidedly informal. although Mr.. East
man with megaphone in hand did his
best to hold the 'lawless" aggregation
in hand. The orchestra played the fastest
of rags. "Galatea" danced the choicest
Of her twirls. and the delegation OF
cowboys and farmers from Kansas.
Utah and Iowa, stumped into the room
demanding time out to hold a good
roads convention.
Manley I'm Overalls.
Bob Manley headed the desegation in
overalls, and called the meeting to or
der. There was a squabble about where
to locate the highway" since Yale
Holland az the bewhiskered Mormon
from Utah. favored Iowa, because three
OF his wives were from that state.
"Galatea," with whom he was even at
that moment falling n love. claimed a
residence in Des Moines.
"Tough" Frank Latenser.
Frank Latenser. as the tough cowboy
Ffrom wyoming, forgot his part and
voted for Iowa instead of Kansas, but
no one expected the boys to give a first
class vaudeville performance, so all had
to cheer; for. were they not expected
to be good fellows7
Cartoonist Bloodhart did up some Of
the prominent members of the club
physiogonomically in charcoal on white
paper. and got considerable applause.
Among those whose faces appeared in
the cartoon work were: ]. w. Gamble.
T. A. Fry. Randall X. Brown and c. e.
Yost.
e. V. Parrish manager of the bureau
OF publicity. showed the Omaha moving
picture reels. giving an instructive lee
ture a. an accompaniment.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
STECHER SAVES HIMSELF
FROM FALL AT BUTTE

BUTTE. Mont, March A-Bill De-
metral, who terms himself the Greek
champion. lifted Joe Stecher of Me-
braska. claimant of the worlds heavy
weight championship, high In the air
here tonight and slammed him TO the mat,
Stecher saved himself from a fall. how
ever and finally defeated Demetral.
The Copper City club, which staged the
bout, announced bid OF $4,000 for the
Gotch-Stecher match in Butte in July.
Stecher secured the first fall in six
minutes and forty-two seconds and the
second fail in four minutes and seven
seconds. 1t took Frank Gotch a total
of fifty-seven minutes to throw Demetral
recently.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
GEORGE FINDS REPUBLICANS
ARE STRONG FOR HUGHES
fFrom a staff correspondentD

LINCOLN, March A.-(Special. )--walter
George, candidate for the republican
nomination for governor. while In Lincoln
last night, said that republican senti-
ment is running high in the North Platte
country. He has covered the state along
the Union Pacific lines as far west as
Kearney. and back over the Burlington
TO Lincoln. He says there is a strong
Hughes for president sentiment among
republicans wherever he went. and that
the principal amusement of the democrats
was cussing Bryan.
He was called to Omaha by a message
announcing the death of an aunt of Mrs.
George.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25

DEPARTMENT. Orders.

WASHINGTON, March 2A-(special
m.)-FollowinE rural letter car
riers appointed:
Perry, Westley A. T. Thornburg
The Treasury department has granted
n charter 10 the First National bank,
Carthage, g. D, with capital of S25. 900.
The First National bank OF Highmore,
s. D., has been authorized to Increase
its capital from $26. 600 to $4,000
Mail service has been established as
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
DEATH RECORD


Edward X. Hsnlon. formerly OF FIRE.
mont died in Glen, Colo. He Is survived
by his wife and two children, The body
will be brought TO Omaha for funeral
services from the home OF Mrs. w. H.
Madden, 2i7 Ohio street
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
UNION PACIFIC PAYS
MRS. SHAW $4,000

TECUSKsEH. Neb.. March 24-(special.) }
The Union Pacific Railroad company
has settled the claim of Mrs. Minnie
Shaw of Tecumseh, growing out or the
loss of the life of her husband, Alva o.
Shaw, In the motor wreck near RAN
dolph, Kan. on October 16 last. Mrs
Shaw is to receive $4,000. This is the ex-
tent Of the liability OF the transporta-
tion company for the loss of a life in
erhe state Of Kansas. The settlement has
Just been made.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25

follows; oganals-Topen Ridge. 5, ~,
contract for carrying mail awarded TO
Russell 4 Kern OF Pine Ridge; Free
land to r. A. Clark Ranch. Wyoming.
land.
ystoffice department has accepted the
proposal OF o. II. Copley TO renew lease
for present quarters for postoffice at
Fullerton. Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25

Colonel George II. Morgan OF St Paul.
who has been assigned 10 the work of
inspector of cavalry of the Iowa Ma
tional Guard, to take the place OF Cap
tain George J. Oden, reached Des Moines
today and will begin his work OF inspec-
tlon at once. The first place to be visited
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25

will be Iowa City. Captain Oden OF the
Fifth cavalry. who has been the inspec-
tor here. is down on the Mexican border
with his regiment doing guard duty.
New Insurance Company.
A new mutual insurance company has
just been formed with headquarters at
Mason City. which has Incorporated under
the name of the Iowa Citizens Fun Mu-
tual Insurance association. The officers
are: President, A. ]. Knlmer; vice presi-
dent. W. e, Gildner; secretary. Earl J..
Newton. Articles of incorporation were
filed in the secretary OF states office
today&
short weights Charged.
Short weight barrels of gasoline and
also of rock candy syrup have been seized
by the state weights and measures de-
partment the last few days and prosecu-
tions may follow. Shipments OF rock
candy syrup at Des Moines, Ottumwa.
Cedar Rapids and Burlington have been
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
Opportunities

for all in the northwest, whether look
ing for business locations. farming or
pleasure trips. Unexcelled train service
via the 500 Line from St. Paul and Min.
ncapolis. Address W. r. Harley. ID. p
a.. pa Fifth Street Dss Moines. Iowa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25

Avoid exposure and drafts Eat right
Take DIR. Kings New Discovery. II kills
and destroys the cold germs, All drug
sts.-Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25

examined and some Of the barrels found
to be as much as five gallons short In
asmuch as the syrup is sold at Wholesale
at 50 70 60 cents per gallon. the shortage
on barrel amounts to from $3.50 to s.
in value. the state department says.
Wants second Term.
Roy ID. Nordyke OF Richland Keokuk
county. member OF the Thirty-slxth gen
eral assembly. Is a candidate for re-elec-
tion. He has written to Secretary OF
state w. S. Allen asking for nomination
papers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
TOLD
THEY SURRENDER
TO RAILROADS
Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Calls Committee
Amendment Bad.

WASHINGTON, MAY si Fourth A..
slstant Postmaster General H,k,.Ir,
told the senate pos'ofnr, committee to
its face saturday hc considered rs
am'ndmcn, to the poslofusc bin .ur.
render 90 the railroads
Tho committee met 10 investigate
charges that n'nkeslcc organized a lubt,
Bhkoslcc frankly told them hy considered
their amendments had. took up ,he b.n
In dc,all to prove hie chars, and do.
nenth told the senator, cf M. efforts ,o
defeat ".
Tho amendment 10 which Bhkcslsc fc.
tcftcd concerns the railway mail service.
which " Ions standing controversy.
and tho rural free delivery service Ne
told them they would dlsofraritc 5000
rural delivery routes and Inconvenience
900 600 ,ltiScns
NJ nlRkcslcc said hc ,slcrfaphrd. iri.
ephnned and wrote 80 everyone be- could
TO defeat them including posimastrfs
whom he asked to communicate with
theft l.ituns and representative ir ynn.
gry iiis letters declared the scul'.
cTnmItloe had made a comrlri, "sur.
reindeer 90 the railroads
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
RETAKE
LOST VILLAGE
OF CUM|ERES
Vienna Announces Capture OF
Mountain Ridge in
TrentIno.

LONDON. May % The tide NJ battle
ai N"rdun h,s again turned IN favor of
tho French according 20 Saturday after
roon's official bulletin from Paris
Attaching Go" Gcrmrn lines west of
the M'usc. French troops have recap
uIr'd part ~ tho village N Cumicre.
WhIch tho Germans stormsd earlier IN
tho week Trenches northwest " tho
Village German trenches were attack
IN" RffIin statement says that later
the French we're driven out " the village
nn The opposite hank NJ tho river.
French forces fepulscd the German ef-
fort ~ rain further ground near Fort
pUunumon,
Tai. Mountain Ridge
Vienna announced q noihhl. success
frr the Nustfisns IN tho bitter stfugFl"
being Wbred TN the TfrntIuo They have
captured mn entire mountain ridge. In
ili,tiug heavy losses ON the Italians and
capturing NOR" than +: 500 prisoners
ITALIANS sst Austrian,
Rome officially reports the Italians
making determined stand which held
thr Nusifihns IN check IN all hut one
'ytuf " the front
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
Appointment of
Miley Successor
To Be Demanded

\ resolution requesting Aitofnc, Gen.
e'al Freezing 10 immediately appoint n
successor 10 J " Milcv. seventh assist.
ant attorney general. and assign him 10
work IN the school land department, has
he"n prepared for submission NJ special
meeting W the commissioners " the land
office called for , ,'clock Monday after.
noon
ln,ll tho hesinninR NJ tho present nd.
minis,fa,lon tho school land department
mad Is own aiiutnr, In line with tho
policy ~ cruel economy" thr position
vas abolished an the seventh assistant
attorney general designated tn look after
,hr Work oi the department. NJ we'll as
other matters In the office ut the at.
totneV general
According 10 members of the comn.
sion this plan has proven unsatlafartir,
and work IL heinr DELAYED. NJ. Niley
resigned MAY I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
Notorious BootIegger Appre-
hended in Seattle. WASH;
to Be RequiSltIoned.
EMBRY SAYS PRISONER is
TO WORK OUT LONG TERM
Convictions in Courts Here A.
flrmed: officer will Go
for Captive.

Logan EurngI,t or.o notorious boot.
logg'r in uHph.m, county ami under
'rn'ru.o ~ from ,pp 'o three wears loo
Tho county l1Il r,-r. ID under arreu a,
Seattle Wash according 20 n'orrn.
ton that reached tho counts a'fornc. =
office today Ne vii he brough, nnck
10 oklahoma Anh compelled 90 Ror. on
tho county roads county N'.rnc, Em-
hfy sad
Iilllng-Irv was convicted numerous
times ln the oklahoma county ro.rts 900
charges ~ violating the proh.htrr, laws
Thr'" convictions v,rc affirmed hy the
criminal court n appeals. and d, g.. e.
compel him 10 ..ft. out tnc sentences
Imposed IN tfos" cases that Emhv
caused tho mgi,,s arrest at Seattle
IN" county attorney At seattle wired
EmhN early TODAY That HuIngr'cy was
hold In jrIl there Rclu.s.tlon papers
we're p.epnr'I and II Is planned 70 send
au officer 70 sc,'f'. tonight
H.lllngs'cy gained uot6uep in Okla
homr DiIs through his operation o. the
slight and uiy drug store on West
Gland avenue IN the upper floor was
a house - iu.nm" and mn the lover %
hootl'gsIug and gambling iolnt Police
and county onlcc-- faidcd and faidcd
Vet Hilingslcy continued to run the
place lic IS gnn of x " Billings
l"y. who was convicted In the Moose
cases IN county court fcrntly and a
brother ~ sherman and Fred Hllllngsley
who conducted the Lyric drug store
llo l"n oklahoma sHon after hls con
N.,'ions ani M Information Ms tn his
whereabouts were received ~ tho county
HttorrN office lr'i' few weeks ago
when u was reported the fugitive was
in Seattle
lie will have io 30 ~ work IN tho
county roads Just bs other prisoners.
said County Attorney Emhry We need
more good roads loo this county and Il
viii be- good exercise Tor HlIlngslry"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
Railroads Given Until Noon
Monday to Accept or
Reject Proposal.
DISMISSAL OF FREIGHT
CASE ALSO IS REQUIRED
Conference at Time Set for
Lines Answer Expected
to Be Last Word.

, ~ t.,.,.. ,,,,,.,,,t.
'"''
uv's N railroads ana fhlr o'I'''i' loon
ing toward u compromise W r'nHIng
,,,.,, and r,ss.,y.r ,,,, uug,iion Will
's''
b" hcd Mon'N morning
In reply 10 ovoriuf"s mhd" ~ N'
railroads tho state has submitted rror.
o.,,,,, ~, ,bi.b IL would hc willing to
''''' 81,
compromise "d INC i'l'"''' N'N' "''''
noon Monday 60 accept or t'l'r' n
,i,,o,st 81, .,,t.,,,p, a. to tho M.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
JUDGES and CLERKS
TO PROTEST CHANGE

Protests against the proposed amend
meut 30 The state constitution provid-
Ink Tor ar smalg1ma,lon of county ofn-
,'s in such mlnner a. TO eliminate
county judges apl gouf, clerks we're eS-
pcUtrd 10 he made today AZ meeting
.u tho Iluoklus hotel
About seventy county Judges and court
clerks from various sections ot oklahoma
we're In ,iirnibl." aud were trying to
map ol' rampngn to dc'ca, the pro-
IpUfpd change
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
OIL suPERIN1ENpEUIs
MEET HERE IN 1917

utlbhoms civ cas chosen ~ the 1917
meeting place " nc National OIL Min
sup'uu'ful'nts association lestcfday at
Nrv Orleans HnrcIny tho convention
hero was largely due 60 tho efforts OF
= T. Morris ~ Purcell scerctsr, treas
ufrr. who Npi I',u furnished letters
from 'rr local JhBWh,. uf commerce.
\nHui sNl wprln',ndents and their
UFEHuIF4fI.T
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
SUNDAYS SERVICES
WILL BE NOTABLE,
PASTOR DECLARES

Df n n lml'rn. pastor ~ tho tifst
uhpiisi church. announced this morning
that tomorrow mornings service would
h, perhaps tho most momcnious IN th,
history NJ hia church ile declined 60
dI,ulgr what was ir prospect but iu.
sisted that there would No. events which
" 0uld am,t, 'hr religious denominations
Ul Oklahoma
"Althuugh ! am un' bt liberty 20 ftnir
what Will tfsusprr" ur liutcn said.
4 am " nhvfty to declare that the
SUNDAY mutrIug service b the tiis,
l'npiis, church Vill b, the most mrmor
nhls In ,hr his,uf, NJ that church and
un, uf ihr most notable n the history
at m. religious h'r ~ Oklahoma rny
y hopc that The Times viii hc able
Nrnd,, to pfrsyu, such facts regarding
the service as will ,rfii, these state.
uttts I make nov
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

PARIS. May q General Joseph CALI
eni former minister Of war. died at
Versailles SATURDAY
Tho death Of General Gallicnl while
not unexpected. created profound sor-
row He was idoiEed by the French
people. particularly hy the poor who rr.
gafdei him ~ the savior " Paris dur
ing the operations ~ August 1914
Denomination az Funeral
His funeral will Doe the oDgl tom ~ a
notable military and civil d,monHra.
tiun
General Gnllienl had been lN 'ur ssy.
cfnl mo1ths. he resigned a. minister of
war on March Is and two day. later sub
mittcd TO a second operation for kd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
MEXICAN MERCHANTS
SWEEP STREETS FOR
VIOLATING NEW LAW

h HENiCo cry. MAY ~ si,,,
W merchants sNer, streets and
eNe public squares FRIDAY IN run.
l.hmcnt frf their violation ~ the
niiur schedules pu, In force hy hs
military authmiiiss A. mass
meeting ni The husineS men the
militsf, rummsndan, informed them
,ha, cnmplsie Inventory and sin.k
vsusiirn mui H. Submitted ~ the
su,ho'iies vNhin five dsts Nnn
compliance Nas " snisn imri iis,,r
mrni
tur q fret nifrnss vinla,lnn n as
agreed that the penalty vc,.id he
five dsys " street spssrlnr nn
conviction ~ second uifenfs the
offenders are 10 h. ths
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
STAND By GIRL" IS
WARNING GIVEN MEN
BY BISHOP FAll0WS

NmCNGo. MAY - Moved bv the
IL lesson of the urpct ease, Hishop
~ Samuel Fallows. ono " chi.
ragos most prominent church
men and phllanthropists. issued this
warning to YOUNG mon
4 say to all young men, stand by
the Girl
Never should man who has in
duced Hitl to yield 10 him dcscr,
her and bcttay her trust That Is
playing tho part of coward
Play the man. be the man say
l. and leave the result to prcvi.
denrr
In the hcFinning. however, there
should be- No Welding
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
WoMAN's covIcII0N
APPROVED BY COURT

Convection ~ Katie Mosflfv In N"
superior court " rittshufg county On q
charge N the murder n un, Isaac. Wn'
affirmed Saturday bN the criminal court
ot appeals IN an opinion by 'uir"
Thomis n DOYLE. pfcHidns mdg" Nu'h
ar Indians The fsh' vhign f'ful,'i
IN tho KILLING occurred ~ an Indian
baseball rnnc nrut McN'ss,rf tn"
Woman stabbed Isaac tu death
Conviction ~ li \. Harrison lee the
county court ~ inNn" county an
charge ~ selling 'cocnine vas affirmed
IN another opinion NV Judge DOYLE
Harrison was fined 1890
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
Eight Men Picked
As Orpet Jurors

vAtKEGNN. M Mal si WIN tIrh'
wen alftad, sNotn IN ne Jurors aud two
Others tentatively accepted y, both sides
hone was entertained that ihr jury IN
the case ~ WIN " utpci. University ~
Wisconsin student, charged With tho
murder n Marian Lambert, mlEht pr
completed soon Tho examination ~
jurors Saturday entered ns twelfth d.,
up 10 tho closing ~ court rtlds,. sai
,enlfemcn had been examined
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
Funston Forbids
Withdrawal Topic

WASHINGTON. M,, % Tho miltsr,
conference between Generals rctshins
1nd gHNifH. arranged fti1bN viii not
discuss 'n any way the question ~ tho
withdrawal ut 'hr American expedition
into Mr,Irr Grrrrl Funston. orders
io G'n,pl rrfshlng authorizing the con-
ference explicitly prohibit discussion 81
'his tuhirri The conference probably
Will be- held At General rcrshins's head
quarters NJ Namilupa, Mexico.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
Robbers Use Bank
As Fort in Fight

KANSAS CITY. MAY = riyo armed
robbers. who blew out the entire f''ni
Of the Bank n nayion. ten miles from
h,rc. In n frurlosr attempt In rob .H't
Institution early SATURDAY, escaped nii'.
run and revolver battle with Two 'i
ir'ns u Rayton who were aroused hN ~"
fiu of the five explosions s"i m 'i ir'
hank one robhcf is believed ~ l"'"
been wounded when ~" iN" fled from
tho huiidins which they utilized ns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
WAR WILL END
IN SHORT Time
CERARD'S BELIEF
Envoy Says President Wilson
Now Is Free to Begin
Negotiations.

RERLIN. May 25 james Gerard
United S'a'cs ambassador, is convinced
that peace is I'm sight according 20 an
interview puhushed In q Munich paper
from It's Rorln correspondent MI &c.
iard is quoted ~ saving
Soothing can shake my confidence
that peace u on its way
The ambassador referred 20 the set-
tlcmcnt of the differences ot the United
states and Germany as preparing the
way for President Wilson 60 take up
the question of peace.
rreer Now 10 Act.
The president. he said. has much
greater freedom now 10 deal with the
immense world problem which will de-
tcrusuc the futur" attitude u nearly
~ the countries of the Elob"
II n useless in discuss ~ this mo-
ment the question as to whether Prcsi.
lcnt Wilson's intcrmcdiation is desirable
or probable" Mr Gerard says In this
instance. facts alone must speak and
one II the most important facts Il that
~" ncutfalS are probably as much in
ier"stcd In bringing about nm early
peace as the hollg"fonis
Germany Ready to AID
4 am very optimistic regarding tho
progress already made NJ the idea that
m" war shOuld be ended even among
the belligcrrrt nations The wise and
moderate word ot the German chan
r"llor regarding Germany and her read
ness to MAX" peace had their sttongcs,
echo In America and strengthen the I'm.
precision that Germany will take al fur.
her steps calmly and with confidence
When Nnothcr step win be taken and
what further development the peace
idea will take ls not clear"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
Boston Advocates
Defense for u. S,

rusruN. Ma, o. rrtr,rclrss. dom
mated Insiun Ss,urie, n, y ctyst pub.
iir demonstration thousands ot residents
save expression 10 their belief that the
nation should he prepared against war
uthet thousands viewed tho most sN.
tensive parade Tho ~, has e,eI snrvn
II vas emrhatlcaliy a civilian procession.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
POLLY SWORE AND LAUGHED
AT MENTION OF SUFFRAGE

CHICAGO. NAV q -rherc VIII he
no green and trllnv rartut In th'
suffrage parahr here on June g.
rulN did nn, behave and hc is back
In ,hs bird ttofp from which he
,Rmr. hut hr created sut h"trto
being drthtoned as official hatkct
Tor the suffrage party
Parade headquarters were opened
Friday and tho parrot. vhirn had
hccn named Polly Votes" was
there n had been announced that
the parrot was IN be taught ~ tslk
TOT votes and that he Was 10 be car.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
AMERICANS IN
MEXICO ASK AID
TamplCo Residents Complain
Formally Of Treatment
Given Them.

DALLAS TEXAS MAY g. \ petition
~ President Wilson, signed by my
American f'sidUnis uf Tpmpcn com.
planning ot alleged abuses on Amer.
leans by Mexican military and civil Au-
thorltirs and expressing belief that they
should be advised definitely ns to the
attitude " the United States regarding
the "rfufU Uom'u' NJ .,,ry'a was for.
Nard'i to Washington Saiurda,.
th, petition trDit's individual eases NJ
arrests aud fines aud counscaiiuus Inn.
passed iuf alleged violation of drrrrcs IT
lhr MrNIrnn mlIIlnIN EnvrfMmrnl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
JUDGE FIXES S18.000.000
FOR WESTERN PACIFIC

NNN FRANCISCO. Ma, 7i trt.i
States District judge Maurice z uool.
,ur Ssiufis, nsrd iis ooo oo0 st thv "up.
fst' price ipf tho sale ni the wrs' ru
Tactic pilNbN in the irtcrlusufa suii
brought b, tho Equitable Trust com.
parY uf Nrw Nutk