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New Britain herald., 1916-02-05

Word comes from an aStrOD Onler aC the Cape of Good Hope that he has discovered a new comet, but he can not go fully into thc details because or the CcnsOrs. This is the first inti1natiOn that tho war is having any effect upon the heavenly bOJicS.-Wilkcsbarre Record.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-05

Foreign newspapers aren't getting much information out of American travellers just now. They refused to Interview Ford, and House refuses to be interviewed .-Syra cuse Post Stand ard.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-05

By the time Russia, Austria and Germany get done running back and forth over Poland, and laying waste it's fields, it will make little difference what the territory is called on the new post bellum map of Europe.-Burling ton Free Press.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-05

Forbes Winslow, the British alienist, it may be recalled, predicted some years ago that it was only a question of time until the maj jority of the world would be insane Europe's condition has strengthened faith in his prophetic abilitY.-Pittsburgh Dispatch.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-05

While thOSC Pennsylvania oil men arc on their trip through the West Indies and South America looking for new oil fields the average automobillst has his glasses trained on the sky hop ing to catch a glimpse of the price o1 asOHne.-BuffalO Commercial.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-05
For the First SATURDAY irl February A CLEARANCE
 OF ALL
 WINTER COATS

Including Women's, Misses and Children's COATS. We have just 33S Coats left.
 ALL TO BE SOLD. Profits to be forgotten during this clearance. These prices at which they are now reduced to must move them quickly. You can afford another coat st these prices. ONE LOT OF COATS REDUCED TO
 $2.5O EACH.
 There are ChiIdren's Coats, value up to $5.98. Misses Coats and Mack inaws, values up to $7.50. WOMEN'S MIXTURE COATS. 1. In two lots now $5 and $75O each, values up to $15 in a good assort- ment of colors.
 ALI CORDUROY COATS. Reduced to $75O each, values up to $18.00
 NOT MORE THAN TWO DOZENs
 TAILORED SUITS LEFT. All must go, now priced to move them quick, $798, 5000 and $15s values up to $25. PLAIN e STRIPED SILK BLOUSEs All new at $1.98 and $2.98 each
 BLACK VELVET VESTS. At $1.98 each.
 WIDE PIONEERED RIBBONS.
 AND SILK MORRIS.
 At 19c yard and values 25c. NOVELTY BAGS AND PURSES. The newest for Children in all leather. priced 10c. 25c 49c each.
 FOR EVENING WEAR. Gold and Silver Laces, in Edgings, Bandings, allovers and Flouncings, metal trimmings, Bead trimmings, fancy colored chiffons, figured nets, etc.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-05

Including Women's, Misses an Children's COATS. We have just 8 Coats left.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-17
MONEY FOR FARM LOANS

We have money for Farm Loans at Lowest Ra
est Liberal Loans on Good Farms. Easy Term
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
Lawbreakers
Giuen Day to
Go; AuLeaue
Wynnewood Citizens Whip
Negro Who Balks; Town
Rid OF laWIess Folk.

wynnewood has rid itself of hootlss
gers. gamblers and other undesirahles.
according To Ira Mitchell former secre.
Rry ot the state capitol building com.
mission. who was In oklahoma city this
morning
Saturday afternoon hlg msssmeeting
~ city officials and business men oi
Vynnewood was held At which a yigor
Gus protest against the lAwleH element
was made An business houses and
public buildings were closed during the
meeting
Headed nv the mayor and city off
ciris. = delegation II about ,oo ot those
Who participated In the meeting visited
the alleged law breakers and gave them
twenty. four hours In Witch 20 leave
town. nv midnight saturday all Tad
left. according to Mr Mitchell Several
women went also
only one protested ssainr leaving
We vas negro. alleged 20 ne boot
legger when he resisted he vs'
whipped. and LEFT town lmmedistel,
without waiting Tor the expiration o'
tho twenty four hours allowed the 9th
efs
"Wvnnevood Il now clean town
and We arc going 10 Keep II that way
aid Mr. Mitchell
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
STRENGTH GROWS INTO REAL BOOM
Will They Agree to Get Out?

f1IN of rcsp They pre-: X
Ira Edwards Charles Harrison a H. welsh g. MorAans g. strong
y c"ndl0Hhy
% Mr. Edwards lr Lane
hu- question referred the people but since the recall
apply school directors hc If som" fair method
o getting a. This T.. desired, am ready 10 resign
Hope refusing mconditmaly to resign
Hudson his The Times suggested thn he and Mr. I'd
leaders the conondng farions should get or
IN Il mindful of the
public interest * above personal interest
The public interest Is not only
consideration That Is the
first and question before the school hmrd
suppose accepted Tiuons proposition and Joined him
atmosphere? Wod help III" situation
merely the board membership from
tug OF teams o three
mcnc each formerly FOUR
uf Mr. Hudson his position
public personal interest And II his plan for
public effective the people look To him 10 approve
nud ont a Is effective
method ~ getting this" The Times
mchod o this condition. which everybody
ocrahc That the plan proposed by The Times that the
cut oArd Installed
the ulc school business be promptly and
efficiently transacted
fairness this plan md
realizing the uamcy ~ his suggestion viii recognize
practicable
this ytaly important interest
that should
tonight, public interest he served Mr
the hanging the ny Can Nr
Ilua - against other members
assuming full responsibility for
deadlock
property this city that huienng apa
injustice IN" children ~ the city
oklahoma city viii hold you answcrahe Mr. HOPE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
FRIDAY LAST DAY
OBTAIN REFUND
OF PHONE MONEY

Friday iE tho last day In which hene'
nciar.ss NJ the Pioneer Telephone com
upu,.s .f,fund " so oop 10 i,s oklahoma
City p,'tons may recover their money
witch be- now In the hands Of the cor.
poiltou commission
Al none, unclaimed Friday will he
turned into ne general revenue fund oi
the state under the provisions of les
,slativc act providing that at the end
II two ,esr all unclaimed money IN
,he hands NJ N. commission shall rover,
IN tho state treasury
There r. now approximately u.ooo nm.
claimed with ihs commission ~ tho
original refund ~ go mi, total NJ '7b,.
900 ~ went toward paving oklahoma
CrNs bonus 10 secure the state capitol
Through ihs efforts n tho Chamber ~
Commerce f'fund clnims a. that amount,
were nssigh'd to the capitol building
fund
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
Eight Managers
Make Claims on
Contention Eue

fCR HUONES-F'ark y. tltchso-E
talms majority o' the New YORK
allegation ana more than 500 votes ioe
tughes after 'aVorte sons have been
eliminated.
ron RooSEVELT-Georqe Won 1 Meyer
says he believes Roosevelt VIII be nom.
mated bot IS not toadJ 70 give anJ
figures
FOR WEEkS-O. E Weller says Weeks
viii lead the field on the first ballet
Win NOR. than 200 votes
FoR BURTON -Granvlus W. Mooney =,
tha,es Burton's rrst ballot vote at
about 40
Z on RoOr-John W. Dwight claims q
majority Of the New YORK delegation
FOR Root and credits him Win about
40 votes on the first ballot
ron FAlPBANkS---Joseph 9 Keaurl
de, ares Fairbanks VIII gs, al least 100
votes on the first ballot
tOE EpWAN-Wliii q Ncklnlsy
dKparss sherman is the leader In tne
ooStss, ard VIII win, after startlrl
with 90 votes On the first ballot
FOE UMMlHS-Chlrles A Ra~s0n SAYS
Cummlns VIII get 100 votes on the rrs'
ballot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
EDWARDS TO 0. K.
B|lls;No QUORUM
Hudson Adherents Remain
Away From Called Ses.
sion OF Board.

'rll ,lsn the hill. and take the con
sequences
Thus n Z Edwards, pfesiden, n the
laatd " education. announced MI. policy
With respect to 1900 worth ot OUT.
standing DEBTS, NJ special meeting n
N, board called q, ~ o'clock this morn.
ing
AZ the appointed hour none bur mem
t,ts n the socallsd EdNGtds faction
wste ptcssr, NJ Edwards called tho
m.etlnr to order and read notice ci tho
special session. witch hsd been served
or all members N the hnafd
Tho notice stated ,hs, four things were
Go he considered determination NJ
whether vacancy existed In the case oi
CLARK e iiudsoni 10 fiil such sscsnc,
NJ ON Inquiry. u vas rtcysn ~ sslst ~
ailuv Warrants iot nuts,andina hills. and
~ elect teachers and other employees NJ
trafh
trllosins NJ Edwards reading NJ tho
nuiirr n vas moved ,hsi tho mss,ina
i.rsss Until 1in this afternoon IN,
motion rauisd unanimously
n Nes stated that the h,s,d pfssids u
Mould allow hllls whether quorum was
srssent o. not.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
More Than Two Inches Pre-
CipitatIon in Last Twenty
Four Hours.
WHEAT AND CORN REGION
GIVEN ALMOST DELUGE
Too Much Wind and Some
Hail Reported From Va
riouS Sections.

oklahoma received vcriinblc bath
from the heavens last night The cotton
country was giy"n refreshing do~npnur
ana the wheat and corn region almost ID,
dclugo
In some Instances there WIS too mnoh
wind and some hail thit dh dnmng'
but In the main 'hs rainfall was % boon
for which farmers hav. been hpulng sew
.ral weeks The min w0s one N the
heavics, Of this year
Reports 20 tho United si7t"s weather
bureau wcrr received This morning. {"
follows.
Detailed Reports
Corn and wheat region
Alyn. 2u inches Blackwell 2l2;
Cherokee EGo. Enid 600. Einrn'h"f
?7s: suluat.r %. TULSA ii'. Ninn.
81. woodward. ifl. Beaver. wires down.
no report
Cotton region
Al,us. il5. Atdmore. ~. Carnegie.
lis: Chirklfha. -. pupnt. %. Ham
mons. ~. IIoldcny.llo. { pi. lNwi"n. .lt
MrAledor. %. NARROW % Mu~koar'.
10. oklahoma CitN 7is r1uls valley.
10. shawnee 90; W,nihcriofi.
Hsu ard Wind az manaur.
A dispatch from Mhngun states that
there was severe hail and wind storm
IN hist community and ~ inches ~
rain Crops were reported seriously dam
x~d There was considerable loss among
orchards, small houses ana barns
A report from Enid declares that the
heaviest precipitation Of the season vsi,
I'd tha, section and that corn. alfalfa.
haN and IN other growing feed crops
were especially benefited
HEAVY rains fen also throughout the
rrNns riuhaudl" and Kansas early today
with prccipitniiong ranging from one 10
two inches tn, NurW area mis- morn
ing uss central over oklahoma 60, with
continuation ~ the doNurnur
Amarillo. Texas reported " Inches
Hluh wind Accompaniment
Iugh winds accompanied tho doWnpour
~ number ~ points
The government gauge registered nv"
inches nf rain M 10 o'clock to-day. iol.
lowing a dow npnut since $50 last nirht
n Vus stil raining hard and M" wind
driving from tho north ~ 10 O'Clock ihis
morning This ls the f'tH general rain
that has fallen I'm Woodward county
since the latter part ~ the winter aud
the most water falling ~ one tim" iuf
ing tho pact ychf The greater number
of farmers In the county we're waiting
ioi good rain IN plant small grain
crops
Kingfshef county had sie inches o'
rain laS, nlghi Corn. forage crops and
nlfalfs were much benefited There Ws'
no damage IN wheat and tho harvest Will
he In full blast by the middle " this
Assk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
JONES MURDER
CASE DELAYED
Witnesses Fail to Reach We,
wOka in Time for Morn
ing Session.

WTWOkN Okla June Special I..
Failure NJ several witnesses IN arrive
from Maud delayed the opening o' 'H'
preliminary hearing NJ Gus Jones
charged with ih' murder ~ his niece.
Sadie Jones. until afternoon
80 inumntion has been given hy the
defcnse regarding its plans Count. At.
'ofncy e. l. Hll decided TODAY io ir-
troiucc nll NJ tho states evidence. mo-
matter whether Jones vhN,f prsImntr,
hearing
Hundreds NJ PERSONS from b'i over 'he
aflplp.ng counties sVnfmrd iufr W'sokp
today hoping to hear q part 81 the pro.
retdings
Thsr" are more threats NJ moh violence
NJ present than there we're Immediately
after the body n the Young sehoo. rIfl
was found IN the creek near her home
! at Maud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
SHEAR LOOKING UP
BOND ISSUE FACTS

CITY Counselor Shear vBs 1' 'ha court.
house to-day look'uE up proof. 0' puuIN
DhtiiC and preparing an abstract ~ pro.
D,DlinEs relative 90 the recent water.
works bond election to b" submitted ~
I I',tpsctiy' boui buyers Tho issue VII
amount in il,iuo.olo and before bids br.
secured II must be- shown that ih.snii.,
p'uce'diugs connected with tho ,uiIul
we've strictly Boo accordance with ~. law
regulating such elections
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
ELECTRIC LEAGUE
CALLS ON WHOLE
BOARD TO RETIRE
Committee 10 Draft ReSolu.
tIons Named; Tines De.
mand lndorSed.

Unanimous Endorsement ~ rFs Tinss
editorial ~ lun, l IN uhi.h tho trsie
nation " the entire ci,y heard " sdu
cation vas asked. vss giyer Iris nrrn q,
IN. weeki, meeting NJ the Electric
Lunrt isarus IN tho iss ihittlns hotel
Folinwinr the vote On the proposition.
which followed similar atiiun Ffiaa, m
the nsr ~ The Okl,hnma Ciit Retailers
association. committee 'n tfaN fesn.
buttons sstire thr h,arts ffshfustinn
vas arrNlffrN
nsf rtrsifer, .f tho ruH. a ttw, ri
mnns, Nas raised irf The nsishnntsn
,nnk ana irs hird THIS eir he ussd
fot relieving iha suiieflnts ~ nsishcma
CITY hshiss duflrs the rrmins summer
w close vote ,hs name " tie Or.
ssnltstion ~as changed TO "Eiec,fi,
club" ------
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
BE CLEVER. LET WHO
WILL BE GOOD" GIRLS
AT VASSAR ARE TOLD

IN OrGUKTUTslr y y. June g.
r. - b, perfectly r'ap"rnhl" 10
% rfelf handicap noSsdaNs sNif
Ch1rle. Alexander Richmond Of Union
college IN the hnccahuf"ate sermon
~ Vasasr'collegr. Sunday. especially
ior woman " shc aspire, 10 Ia
rnnng the iiherstor. NJ hcr sex ot III.
leader of any social. economic or polit.
teal movement. which 10 20 result IN
the immediate redemption Of the race
'Re good. sweet maid and let who
viii be- clever. used 10 be quoted on
such occasions Ms this Now We say
be- clever aud let who will b" good
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
Brandeis Takes
Place on Bench

WASHINGTON. June S-icuis u
ptsndeis ~ Bostcn took his seat today
sS an associate Justice ~ the supreme
court. the si,ty.second citizen 10 rise 10
that distinction. He took the allegiance
10 the country None hut members ~ the
court witnessed this par, nj The ccte'
mnnN AZ noon when the cour, marched
to the bench the new Justice took =
ses, beside the CLERK n the court when
Mf nrandsis commission had been read
the clerk administered IN. judicial oath
The couf, room VAS crowded
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
RIVER LAND OWNERS
DENIED RIGHT TO SUE

WARRINGTON. 1urr s. Another NJ.
tempt b, land owners blnpr ihr Nits's.
sipp in proceed agpInEt iht government
ON account ~ tho floods ALLEGED ir have
been caused hN lrvsr building tnNed tr.
daN When the supreme court decided tho
Mississippi river commission should NOT
b, cuiolned from rnusiru0ilrs ut rrp,if.
iur l,NOrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
SAlvATl0NlSTS TOLD
OF LEADERS, COMING

The salvation Army pos, In oklshoms
CIV has been notified that Captain put.
iirk ~ Waco. resss. will arrive here
Wednesday 20 assume command Tn
the day cf his coming series NJ special
meetings will he inausursted and con.
tlnue cne week Captain mrdirk uil
take the vacancy created hy the transfer
~ captain Mslc,t TO Corpus Christi
IsaAA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
NEGLIGENCE PROOF OF
VIOLATION OF STATUTE

WASHINGTON. June s--Resffirmins
= iudsmen, of 10000 obtained In the
Texas courts ~ William wssner. brake.
man On the san Antonio a Arkansas
rass railway Tor injuries received while
coupler. the supreme cout,
held the only negligence necessary 10
sustain recovery under the federal EN-.
plnyets liability Law 10 proof n a vlols
tion ~ the federal safety appliance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
WOMAN HURT; CHILD
IN ARMS UnlnJuRED

Mrs Lulu Hill middle. ssed woman.
Was taken 10 the Emergency hospital
Sunday evening ~ result NJ injuries
received In runaway She was thrown
from hugsN and had, bruised Shc
was holding y small child In her arms
whom the accident occurred hut tho child
escaped unhut, She was not danger.
ously injured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
Suffrage Chief
Issue in Iowa

uFS MONIES. lows. June \ vote
NJ 0nl, medium size viii D." ,sf' iu t1.
days statewide ruh-fni'oull pf'WaN.
political leaders believe Tho possibility
of rain in nil parts ~ the state. DO vas
thought might cut down the vote The
republican guhctn'tor1l contest seems
to hs,e replaced me suffrage amendment
a. the paramount u'fus % was r,ncfa'l
believed tho amendment rHo,iira uf
ffbg, would ,btfN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED
IN SOUTHERN CAMP

FDrr ugf frruuUTI us fHrs
Tho rfU.IHf Hl.Haf af ffa .uufh hafH
ifsinirr ,swr faf rfrfstsirrsi sHH hus
irsts men sfrust nrff 'han iW siI
dents ENROLLED fHf tha funH UFfiisi. she
iuai vrfk ~ With began trfsy n,
is este fHt thai fhs hrisfri snifanfs
shn rams M fufirF The fay vtii increase
the total enrolment to 1o0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
Thunderbolt
Darkens Homes

During the heavy electrical storm
shortly afcr minishi this morninr n
t,ttifir thundethol, that struck some
where IN ~. nelshhufhuod " West
Main street and Western avenue. rui
ali the electric lights out N commission
In the residences IN that locality al
though not affecting the street lampa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
More u. S. Marines
To Santo Domingo

WASHINGTON. lane rhs trans
rrf' Hancock q, VIA ruf TODAY had
ofisfs 10 rfrssst immediately ia Nse ~.
leans 'n take shrsfi between five ani
ss hundred sdiiiiorai marines fof San
to Domingo Mca' ~ ihs msfines vIil
b. dfssn hrw Pacific russf navy Yards
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
Cloudy Tonight;
Tuesday Fair

LOCAL ropucAsr-unsul.d and
generally cloudy ,orluh,, with no, much
change In Temperatures Tuesday prob.
ably ulr,
srhru ropucAsr-rorlon, un.
settled and colder In east portloni Tues.
DAY generally 'slr.
Maximum yesterday. "a. maximum. a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
Can You Swim?

IN FAD George II. Corsan's first
lM article on swimming on the
sports page to-day.
Corsan IL one ~ the worlds g,eat
est swimming experts lle Il Al
Rele Isle this week Ne will give
,ou free personal insifur,ion IN
swimming n volt will ~ To the park
The Times urges every Young man
IN Oklahoma civ ~ take sdvan.
tase ~ this opportunity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
GOVERNOR PHILLIP III.

MILWAUKEE,. June Governor = l.
rhillir ~ Wisconsin underwear, an opef
alton iof appendicitis here TODAY and ac.
rufdng in his physician. is out of dan.
rrf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
SeydIitz Declared to Have
Been Sent Down or Fano
Island After Pursuit.
NORTH SEA BATTLE TAKEN
AS WARS TURNING POINT
British Rejoice as New Figures
Tell Of Victory Over
Germans.

LONDON. June Another German
battle cruiser is believed to have been
sunk by English naval forces
The seydlrz. 25or-. -.,on vessel which
was reported pursued on Fano Island hy
British Warshps Thursi,y badly dam
aged. is nov declared by nm Aalhcrg die
patch 70 have been wnk A dispatch
from Rlbe. Jutand. reports nat persons
living In SchIesnig have received vo-t
that relatives on board the Scydlitz we're
Killed
Total OF ,s lost
Latest reports show that the Ger.
man losses In the Ju'land naval h,t'l"
comprised three battle cruisers. one ~
least and probably TWO. hlttleshps four
light cruisers. eight dcstroyers and q
submarine. 'otal of eighteen
British officers ldcntif, the tVo Cru.F.
erf a. Hludenbufeh and the Lulon,
both NJ the latest type
To the list Of the Hrush vessels. 10
stroycd IN the engagement the German
admiralty adds the British Armoufcd
cruiser Euralyus The British admiralty
declares the EuryHlus vas not IN the
| Jutland engagement II also dcnounce'
the German claim that the British de-
stroyer Tipctary vas sunk May 81
ou the Humhe,
british Spirits Raised.
New details of the North Sea naval
battle. indicating thar the outcome va
even more satisfactory than the Britisf
dared 10 hope. have raised the publ,
spirits noticeably
British officers Of the flee, which par
tic'patsd In the Jntland battle and have
returned here .den,ify two German shin
sunk m the Hindenhursh and the Lut.
row. both dreadnaughts
Morning papers show nothing ~ pe.
slmism The Morning Post calls th'
fight victory so momcnious vat th'
results may prove the turning roin
of the war"
The Telegraph thus sums w ~ nc
count,
Immense forces ~ the second great
est naval rowct IN the world have hee'
driven 90 port ~ before some furiou
storm ~ vengeance Wednesday nr
tion has completely changed the nnyN
outlook In every sen and orcnn In M
world
STEAM Between Lines
Survivors NJ the Rriiish cruiser War
rior who we're landed NJ pcyonpofi sn
that the Warrior and the culscr pe'cus
steamed between two lines ~ GerWn
vatships. with tho result iH'i tho n'
fense was blown into tho aif and m
Warrior badly riddlci
storm ~ German shells eNploiin
On the decks NJ the Warrior almost sui
focated the crew with their gns's m
sinking ship however. Wa kept afo1
until nm auxiliary shin took on m
wounded
ons NJ the officers " The Whuic
said 'hs, the Lion. Admiral Sr pay
IA Resttv's famous flagship led tho hat
tie cruisers into sc,ion and Withstooi
terrific hohmstdmen' Tho lnyinr'hl
vas the first to so down. followed closet
hy the indeiAtisahlc and few mlnui,
later by the Queen Msry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05

KANsAs-Rsin. cooler
ARKANSAS Tonight showers Tues.
daN unssi'lsd
WEST TEXAS ronisht and Tuesday
fnit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
No stampede ~ f,vsti,.,

n' sn ihs is,ufts shns sho viii 4.
r.a..ria1 ie 'rs convention none s s.t.
insitl 'r have ihs strength 70 commsns
stampede The Weeks supporters sfs
onunnIra the elaine n 100 ~ mos
,u,r, un ,hs isa banc, senator cum.
'rirs msnsEs's claim mo'e than ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03

such emergency regulations as are
needed even If these be in conflict with
existing laws"
similar law was adopted in Austria
but i'm both countries spectators tried
hard to evade the letter and spirit of the
regulations which resulted from H.
Most of those who have done so have
been made to account, and in dealing
with them the civil courts have been
less relenting than even the military
authorities. Meanwhile. lesson in
economies is taught, which. as many
here believe. will not be without bene-
fetal influence after the war. The gov
ernments campaign against the use
less middlcman" and speculator is fol-
lowed by the consumer with an inter
est and appreciation not likely to term
mate With the coming Of peace.