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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-08
NtntS aus Mustatinc.

Sral, Maria &inoler, cine lpobl-
bcfannte gcippbncrin Der Sta0t, Der-
Idieb all Sumstag aben6 fur5 Dor
l1elln llbr in ibrer @oDn,l1g on ser
&inoler Mue1llc nah mebrr1onotli=
der &ranf1cit. Srall &inbler mllroe
an 2. Sebruar 1914 eeboren, unib
fam oils &illo nit ibren @ltcru nod
Mmcrifa, mo- lie iid) IN Mrscati,le
nicocrlieben. Seds &inber iiberlc-
ben lie: @ernan 1reb, @bmoro, @erl=
~ lln6 Ibeo0or ainOler, unb ISrau
Warp Tacb, ane bon M1lscatinc.
9as 9e9rabnib miro bellte Wor-
gen Inn 10 llbr bon Ser @pbnlmg
aus, unb UNI balb elf llbr bon ser
8rcempooo Chapel aus obgebaltcn.
Eaitor ISM. aatrters miro bie 1eit
crlidfeitcn %leitcr, uno oie geeroigung
miro al1f Dem @rcclupop6 Sricobpie
Itattiinoen.
Ter 2cid)namE 6ranf @ariielb's,
Ser nod Mlscotinc gebradt mllroe,
nadDoem maj, i'm am Sonntag Mpr-
gen anf 0en @elcilen Ser Mpd Ssla,lo
gabn fal1o, murbe aelterl1 nod ieincr
Wpbnulna, 16 Mcilcl BON bier, uno
cine eWeile BON Mpntpelicr, iiber-
iiibrt. @orficlb NOR mpblbcfal,nt oils
4ie loe5iidter in Soma uno Sainois,
linb lpar 81 Sabre alt. gr lplroc Slt-
lett geiebcn, OILS er Moutpelier ncr-
IlieB, nlb auf oen @eleilen %leillcr
Wob11nng 5ugil1s.
Die Cite Der Ser iolteu, Sic ser
grpBet &ise gum Spfer i%ielel1, lpl1r-
De lebte ISOLDE mieber INN bier per=
mebrt. George Cunningham, on 6lct-
d)er Mperne mpbnbaft, lit i'm @olpi=
tai anf bcm @ege Ser @cllerung.
gtcltor Nnles 1pllroe flir5 l1ad) elmer
automobilfobrt bon Ser Site iiber=
malnt nnb lit ebenfaus anf ser 9el-
lerung. Sobn @ernanbe5, Elm 8abl1=
arbeitcr, nno gilbert 2aiplon, elm
Strabenpflaltcrcr, murOen bon Or.
3ollt mieoer aus oem @oipital ellt=
lalle1, % lie allBer 8efabr maren.
9sad falm ledsltiin6iger aranf=
belt lit Ser 36 Sabre alte !@plparo
Chandler, go. 1923 @rano Mperll1e
m%obnbaft, am sonntog g%eitorben.
Gr ldicn iid Ser bcltel1 @cilulobcit
5a crfrellen. Samstag Nad)t flogte
CT iiber l%1nlp6bllcin llnb erlitt cine
Stllnoc ipatcr cil1el1 Shlagaafaa, ser
lel1tem 2e6en Elm gl1oe bereitete, pblte
Dos @elpubtiein mieoer erlanat 5l1 ba-
ben. Gr binterlabt SENT &inocr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-08
5inseraboriidc anf 3anen.
Mit oem |. Nlial,lt lit 9rcubcn Sem
geilpiel Baperns nlO Sadiens
gefolgt.

Set 6em l. allol1it ipielen Sim
!aeraboriide nid)t mebr allein bel
Werbred)en nnb Gerbred)crn cine
Nolle, oenn nit Dem ger1auulte1 Gage
tritt Die nelte prel1biidc YaB : Ser
oronllng IN Strait, monad idmlntlid)e
Nalie Jin0eraboriife Scr Slbaber
tragelt miiliclt. 9ieieMabnabn1e lpl,r-
De 5l1erIt in 9apern eitlgeiiibrt, 1po-
railf lif Sadien anid)IoB. 81 iharf
lino Die llelten @eltimnumgca fiir
Neilenoe, Dob cine gauge Mn5abl BON
Mmcrifanerl1, melde iiber Sic boil
lanoilde @rel5e nod 9eltidlano
mollen, lid Inn Siilfe an sic omcri-
faniid)e 9otidaft in Berlin sepal1ot
baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-08
Ser if 10 {

Der 6pe.re gramm.
ltnterpffi5ier Tim l1nteritone):
wfenld, NOS rdumen unb puben Sic
nur Den aon5en 5as9
Sploat: Sd Eabe bsl,te nad)t eez
trdlmt, meine Dit: tdme SIT @eIlld.
llno bic peritsbt in iplAeu Diassu
teinen 6paB!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-08

M Gnalano bat iid clue y92a-
d1elI9a" gcbilbet, sic ieoc Megierung
ltilr5en mill, mcnn tic iit meigert, sen
aaller binrid)ten an laiien. - Gabci
hts oob i1on beoeuteno fiibler &C.
aporoenl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-08
Ncncs aus Molinc.

Selbltcn5iinouna peruriadte &C.
ltern Moracn Elm 6euer i1 einem
&oble1baufen Ser &raitltation. Sic
&oblcn ldgen lett einiger. 3eit I'M
Jreien llnD iparen mob. Iieies err
5eltgte cine grobe @ibe, burh) ipeld)e
oas Ieper eprmriad)t ml1roe. iIe sSel,=
crlpebr pltr6e 9erllfen nno Ioidte oer
8rano. 9eamte Ser @eielidnft linoi
ldlon %mieoerbolt g~etparrt ,poroen, sic
&pblen auf eincm anoeren glab 3m
baltcn, no es 1pefigcr ~gefabrlid lit.
Seiie q. @alfer, ein gr~ieftrager,
SEQ. 40, Is. Ioenl1c mobnbaft, lit
|mieaer oft %leiner Mrbeit, nadoem er
geltern BON Scr @tbe iibernani,t u1b
ms 9plpitol 9ebradt muroe. Seine
1empcratlr nor geltern 1O5. sSS11
+eil1eem rmhelpadten MugenbIide
|ldlid ii6 @aIfer aus Dem Solpitaf
llno febrte 5nr Goit ! Office suriid,
no er feline Irbeit mieoer al1fnabm.
|gr idien iid) pobl 5l fiiblen nno
%oem5nfolge lieb man ibn %gelpdbren.
8ronf 5iibcr, Elm ,,ea,er gclearo-
pbilt, Der crit eiltelt Gag i'm 9ienite
Der 0filrpal,fee ,@atn III galt Mpline
ge%ltartoen, lit perldnpll1oen NIT 500,
Ole Der 9abngeleqidaft geborten. @r
lou bon Sabant1a, ST., gefommen
lein, n1o crit lett Samstag in @a}t
Moline gearbeitet baben. gr lit etipa
60 Sabre alt, niegt 10 Yfl1no ul,6
ut ln1f SUB, nellll Sol grnB. Die
Nll5et Der lmliegellOen Sta0te lit
BON Dem Jalf benad)ridtigt mor6el1.
gs lit bis iest Ser 9oli5ei nod
111d)t gellll9en, ausfinbig 51t madelt,
iner oas Meiiitg imsaertbe bon $500
in eim aprtfelo norolid Don Silpis
geldlcppt bat. Die NoIi5ei bon Gut
Moline pur0e Inn 6 l1br eeltern
Wprgen BON eiflem ltnbefalrntcr1
onrb bas Selepbon belad)ridtigt,
Dob allf obel1 ae,tarmtem Nlase et1pas
nibt rid)tia lei. Oils geamte eintro-
fen, fanoen Tie 1850 8iuao Meling
allf Dem 9ooeu,, nebit einigen Mfan.
nerbiiten llnb Moitfen. 9as Meliina lit
bon et1lem Gorratbsiduppen ber9fpd
Sslaro 8abn IN 5ilpis ~geltoblen
poroen. IS miro ncrlnttbet, baB oie
9iebe ibre 8ellte %cinaraben molltcn,
aber perldeltdt mnroet, ebe Tie Dies
betperfitelligen founten.
.
Gus. Maaops, Ser eiuen Mitar-
better Namens So6nSeilcB nit einem
8adltein altf Ben &opi idll1g, lpurbe
bon &idter @beelod 81 So Strafe
pernrtbeilt. Ct tpllroe inter $500
@iirgidaft aeltellt, benp 6ricoen mab-
rnpS Ao.. ,.LE, S,L,o OO..> -.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-08

Gus. Mallops, Ser einen Mitar-
better Isamens So6nSeficb nit einent
8adItein altf ben @opf idlug, pl,roe
bon &idtcr @beelod SIT So Strafe
nernrtbeilt. Ct tpllroe inter $500
aeltellt, ber 6ricoen mab-
reno Der naditen feds Monote SIT
baltet. Die smei iil1o bel ser Me-
public Srsn & Steel So. bcid)aitigt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
GLUE TO YOUTHFUL BAND
or AUTO THIEVES F0UN[
Arrest of One at Shawnee Results in
Confession OF Elaborate
Plot

When Shawnee officers captured a
Louisiana lad in a stolen automobile
yesterday evening. It IS believed thcy
obtained a clue that will lead to the
apprehension OF a band OF youthful
automobile thieves that have Scourgcd
the state this summer.
The lad in the car confessed having
stolen it from the street in front OF
the Bass furniture store here a short
time ago
In hi, confession he stated that he
was one OF a gang OF half a dozen
from Louisiana who had come TO Ok
lahoma thi, summer, and that the OBJ
lcct OF thcis visit was that each might
acquire a car According to hi, story.
It was planned to drive the stolen cars
10 Louisiana
1t was the lads III luck to drive the
car he stole by way Of Shawnee where
IT'S owner lived The owner saw it
and caused the lads arrest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
BIG SUIT IS ECHO OF
EXPLOSION AT ARDM0RE
Woman, Alleged to Have. Been Injured
Asks $4,000 From Santa Re
Railroad.

The first suit to be filed in Okla
homa county against the Santa Fe
railroad Tor damages as a result OF a
gasoline tank explosion at Ardmore
September y. 1915 was instituted this
morning in the district court by NJ. =.
O'Neal The plaintiff seeks S2s.OOC
judgment for personal injuries. She
says she lived in a house two blocks
from the Santa Fc tracks, where the
explosion occurred.
The explosion was OF tank filled
with casinghead gasoline The Who's
city OF Ardmote was shaken as re.
suit. and the damage ran into the hun
dred' oi thousands OF dollars Tn,
railroad, operating with citizens
committee at Ardmorc, settled prae
tically all claims.
The plaintiff alleges that as a resul,
OF the explosion, she was thrown
across the room in her home and
bruised on the body to such an exten,
that she was permanently injured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
TO BE
y CITED FOR CONTEMPT
Corporation Commission Head Insists
That Charges Must Be
Proven.

An aftermath of the recent primary
campaign for the democratic nomina-
tlon for long term corporation commis-
>loner is soon TO be heard in the form
OF contempt proceedings against per
sons charged with the responsibility OF
circulating and publishing statements
about Henry Willmering which. it is
said, reflected upon the commission
according to announcement this morn
ing by Jack Love, chairman.
The statements complained OF were
to the effect that Willmering left the
employ OF the commission to go with
Oklahoma Gas & Electric company a,
a time when the commission was en-
gagged IN an investigation OF the affairs
[ OF the gas company, and that the en-
ployment OF Willmering had the ei.
feet of depriving the commission OF
information contained in certain rec
ordS and books OF the gas company
Power to Punish.
The inference IN these statements
IS that the commission was a party To
the plan" said Chairman Love. The
commission has the power to prosecute
and punish for contempt and we in
tend to make use OF that power.
We feel that we would be neglect
ing our duty TO the people Of this state
n We would permit such uniounded
and nnwarranted statements as thcs,
to go by unnoticed The men who ar,
responsible for publishing and circu
latlng these statements will be sub
pocnaed TO appear before this com
mission and will be given an oppor
tunity to prove before the world III,
truth OF their charges
To Publish Results.
Then ii they fail they will be brand
ed before the people OF this state a
Sponsible publishers and circulator
Iof statements involving the integrt,
and standing of one OF their fellow
men, as we'll as one of the department
OF the state government,
J. II, Johnston, who was one o
Willmering's opponents; +. A. Whittier
secretary OF the Oklahoma City Retail
crs association; Oscar Halsell an
Attorney +. c. McAdams are anon
those who will he Subpocnaed, Chair
man Love said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
THREE OlD-TIMERS
IN STATE WORKING
TOGETHER IN OFFICE

Perhaps no office in the state has
three workers who represent as long
residence in Oklahoma as trio IN
County Clerk Cornelius office at the
courthouse, Arthur Jones, deputy state
examiner and inspector, who is working
on the books in the clerks office was
born in what is now pontotoc county
in lS47 Verde Y. HardcaStle, clerk
for Cornelius. went to Atoka IN 1873
and II. t. Robinson, another deputy
clerk. was born in Durant IN l8S
HardcaStlc and Jones lived in tho
same town in 1874, bu, only today met
for the first time and l.arred the carly
history Of each other
Hardcas,le's family removed to Tex
as. thence to Missouri In the forty
three years he has established his resi-
dence in Oklahoma three times. loue'
and Robinson have resided in the terri
tory and state continuously
Ptun,y Storage Battery Co, Az w
Main ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
MAIL AT lLAN0 GRANDE
JUMPS FROM FOUR TO
$4,000 PIECES DAILY


N1AN ANTONIO, Texas, Aug p
~ That the soldiers on the Dor
W der may get the fastest possible
service on their mail, the poStot.
fee department has sent an elf
cheney expert II NJ Bum, TO san
Antonio.
"Thc postoiticc department real
izeS what an enormous volume oi
mail has been thrown on the small
poStoiiiccS IN the border towns -
said Mr. Bum There IS lttlc
po>toiucc at Llanu Grandc, TcNa,.
now handling l4OOO pieces OF mail
a day while before the soldier,
came the daily run was four
pieces"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
Germany Building
Airships That Can
Sail 5000 Miles

n ONDON, Aug. 24.-In a speech
at Bury St. Edmunds last night
N Baron Montague OF Beaulieu,
former vice chairman OF the naval
and military board, told of super
Zeppelins which Germany is build
ing
I'VE have obtained details OF SUI
per Zeppelins which Germany is
now building said Baron Mon
tague The principal feature OF
the craft are a capacity OF 100000
cubic feet, length of 7S0 feet, a
beam OF 10. maximum speed OF
eighty miles an hour, a cruising
speed OF thirty-five miles an hour
and a radius OF action OF 5000 miles
The engines. SIX or seven OF them,
have total OF 1900 horsepower,
The alrshlps can carry load OF
bombs OF five tons. They are able
to ascend 1900 feet. They are
armed with machine guns at bow
and stern and on top OF the en-
velope They carry a crew OF thir-
ty,iive men,
These particulars show how
largely the Germans are relying on
Ieppelins as means OF harassing
us Two OF the new craft already
have been completed and four will
be available in October"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
POLICE DRAGNET THROWN
OUT; MANY CAUGHT IN IT
Heavy Fines to Some, Well Known
Characters.

Within twenty four hours police
have rounded up the biggest list OF po-
lice character, in the history OF tho
present administration. Six men, all
with uncnyiable records. faced MUM
cipal Judge Splitter this morning Most
OF them were given heavy sentences
on charges OF yagrancy
Carol Johnson, former dope iiend'
and alleged thief, drew fine OF 500
and thirty days in Jail Johnson 5
mother turned the boy over to the po-
lice about a month ago, saving he was
confirmed drug user lie was sent
10 Norman returning last week as
Cured
Dope Holdup Alleged
Tommc and Jack Morrison. former
"dopcyS," were arrested Yesterday aft
crnoon charged with taking cal
from a doctor to the Oklahoma City
PHYSICIANS Supply company They
later held mp and robbed messenger
boy of a bottle containing 500 NOR
mime tablets and a bottle NJ cocaine
They were identified Their case this
morning was N'1llllNtN Wy lI' NNl''''
to procure alhi witnesses
Byron Jones. once convicted ui inst
and identified as the man who held NJ
the Crump drug store ON West Man
street about . year ago, was given a
10000 sentence
Claud kennard, suspected oi having
participated in a road house holduT
some months ago, was given similar
sentence.
Others in Dragnet.
81 title Dave Myers. arrested many
times for alleged bootcGRinc activities
1 is also being held Burt Rurtelson
convicted several times as "dono'
user and for alleged theitS, is another
who last night fell into the police drag
net
This is happening Just short tim
before the annual state fair. Police of
ficer, declare thcv never have been :
busy. Their activities in this line hav
assumed the proportions of clean
No crusade
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
noe PRICE HERE
As HIGH AS ANY,
BUYER DECLARES
Explanation Given Of Apparent
LiberaIity Elsewhere,

Packers in Oklahoma City want all
the hogs they can get and are ready 10
pay as good prices for pork as the
markets anywhere offer Evan Ed
ridge, hog buyer for Morris and com
pany, declared this morning.
Mr. Eldridgc explained that hogs
which brought Sll.O at Chicago a
couple of days ago when SlOSO was the
Oklahoma City top were an assorted
lot, particularly fine, and were pur-
chased BY Canadian buyers for ship
ping
Cities Vary Prices.
an Chicago. St. Louis and Kansas
City" Mr.. Eldridge pointed out, "all
hogs must be assorted, and the va
rious classes bring different prices.
That explains the big spread OF the
market, which often varies from 81 to
SIPS while here in Oklahoma CITY
the spread IS never more than IRON -
to IS cents
when a farmer brings a drove ot
hogs to the market here he sells the
entire lot m ono big batch Tor one
price. In Chicago, Kansas City or 81
Louis, he would have to separate them
into five or six different lots.
willing to Pay Here.
"Thc packers here arc willing to pay
as much ior good, heavy hog, as any
body in the country We want to en-
courage the farmers to raise hogs We
want all the hogs We can get rgh
now
The Oklahoma City hog market an'
the market at Kansas City can h'
compared better than Oklahoma Iiu
and Chicago. Yesterday the Oklahom,
City pork run averaged 1877 pound
and sold for the average price %
sl024 Kansas CityS rm average
pa and sold for an average OF Sl' y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
ISEMI-FINAlS IN GOLF
MEET SCHEDULED TODAY
Miss Rosenthal, Champion, Meets MrA
Let's; Miss Gardiner Plays
Mrs. Kaiser.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug a.
Semi-iinals in the play for the women's
western golf association title. today
brought together Miss Elaine Rosen-
thai of Chicago, the present champion,
and Mrs. + {. Let's jr of Cincinnati.
and Miss Vera Gardiner, Glen Oak,
Chicago, VS. Mrs. Laura Kaiser OF
Flossmoor, Chicago,
Mrs. Kaiser yesterday set a new
women's record for the Kent Country
club course by rounding 1t in 80 and
is regarded by many as having an ex.
cellent chance OF reaching the final
round scheduled for Friday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
KING LUDWIG Of
BAVARIA IS ILL.,;
CONDITION CRAVE
Report from Switzerland Tells
Of ApOpIeyy Attack

PARIS, Aug "a King Ludwig III
-ei Bavaria has been stricken with ap-
oplcxy and his condition is grave, ac-
cording to report from Switzerland,
SAYS a dispatch to the Petit Parislcn
King Ludwig Ill, is II years old.
He married Archduohess Marie The
reSc OF Austria and aScenecd the Ba-
varan throne in 1918 He was ap-
pointed a field marshal OF the Bavarian
army last year aud visited the Baya
rlan troops on battle line in France
in January, last.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
Dunno Would Let
Guardsnen Vote

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Aug a-Gov.
Edward F. Dunno, who arrived last
night from an INSPECTION OF Illinois
guardsmen on the bord,r sent kilograms
today to the 20l members of the ILL.,
nois legislature asking If they would at
tend special session and vote for bill
permitting the guardsmen to vote in the
September primary and the November
election.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
Transport Hancock Floatsd.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 7&-The
uanspor, Hancock, which grounded on
bar at the mouth Of the Mississippi
last night. was iloa,ed early to-day and
proceeded ON her VOYAGE TO Tampico
fhe damage was oi no consequence.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
Others in Dragnet
The Strong Withstand the Heat Of
Cup,r,a, Rctter Than the Weak

Old peoplc who are feeble and
Younger people. who are weak will be
strengthened and enabled to go through
the depressing heat ot summer by
taking regularly Groves Tastcles'
Chill Tonic. 1t purifies and enriches
the blood and builds mp the whole sys-
! ton, SOr ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
No Information on Storm.

WASHINGTON, Aug = Although
storm warnings are DISPLAYED at Mi.
ami and Key West bureau reports OF
the tropical disturbance which oriCi'
mated in the West Indies tuesday n
definite information as to its intensity
or direction of movement were given
out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24

Property Left TO Son-The will OF the
late Martha Lash was filed In the county
court today. The property. valued at 81
100 In left to son, william T Lash
Mrs Lash died May 20 in oregon. Appu-
cation was filed asking appointment OF E.
T., Reardon OF Oklahoma city as admin
istrator
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
Vital Statistics
Marrlaun llcenaes.

Marriage Licenses.
Otto Klenzlc, 81 years old NNco, Ariz .
and Grace Kidd, 23 years old. oklahoma
City
Homer y. Calnr, - years old. Carls.
bad. y Nj, and Angie Schmidt % years
old. seward
Andy Wilman. ~ years old and Pearl
Ownby 10 years old, both Of oklahoma
City
Edward Bailey. % years old. and Pearl
Watts. 2l years old, both Of oklahoma
City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24
|Iableid kews @N
for Busy PlAH

Gas Extension ordered-The Oklahoma
Gas and Electric company was ordered
this morning by the corporation com
mission to extend It's gus mains to fur
nish service 10 people living In blocks
II, "a, 81. 5s, 80. so. 6l. 50, 10 II, 72, 70,
rs, rs, 81 and ~ in Shields South Okla
homa city addition.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24

Seventeenth street. The robbers got away
with about 800 In money and checks. be-
sides two suits OF clothing and several
other articles The marauders took nd
vantage OF the family's afternoon shop
ping hours
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24


with deSertlng his wife and ch4l
Witnesses Subpoensed--A subpoena was
served by federal officers today on Lew
ellyn Denton Of Paris, Texas, high
school girl, to appear Mt Enid on sep
tember 3 before the grand fury. The
Denton girl and her chum. Dewoy Max
well, are held as witnesses In the cases
In which John Floyd Clark and Walter
Friday OF Brinkham, Okla, are charged
with violating the Mann white slave act
the Chamber Of Commerce met In The
l,ee-Huckins hotel this morning % con-
slider further plans for rehabllitaung
buildings belonging to the State Fair as
/ ISOLATION, ruined during Monday night q
disastrous fire, Nothing was made pub
lic but an additional meeting was TO be
held this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
| Accused OF Gun plsy-An information
was filed In the county court today
against Robert Shoemaker, charging him
with pointing revolver at John stah'
on August ~
WIN ie tllsd.The win Of the late Mary
today. Under Its terms the husband, Ed
win r. Hull. In LEFT all the property, con
slsting OF two quarter sections OF hand ~
Canadian county. Ss2a In cash and $50,
In notes and mortgages A sister, Emma
Gilmore. residing In Edmond In named
| as eNecutrix.
Morrow Comes Home County Assessor
Morrow and family arrived late vest erda ,
from an overlap& trip ro Colorado. wher,
they spent two weeks.
pesertion 10 Alleued--Jessle llarpe,
filed petition In the district court toda,
for n divorce from Jack Harper alleginp
deVrtion rs cause for the action
Victim Of Fali petter--H H. Grigsby
who suffered severe injuries In n fall las
Thursday, was reported today to be i'm
proving rapidly His left kneccap wa,
broken and lef, hip thrown out Of place.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24

Everest Funeral omorrow Funeral
esrvices for Edgar Mccormick Everest, =
years old, son of MIR and Mrs. !. H. Ever
est. sol West Fourteenth street. who
died last Monday In Denver, Col, will
be hald tomorrow morning at the family
residence Rev w. H. Van Horn will
have charge lAterment will be In rair-
lnwn cemetery
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-24

chaperon Appointed Mrs Mary Allen
Potter has been appointed chsperon of
the Auditorium dance hall and given
complete authority