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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
SUGAR FACTORY BILL
WILL GO TO GOVERNOR

On motion Of Representative Con
,zales, of Dona Ana county, the house
yesterday afternoon reconsidered the
vote by which 1t permitted the senate.
last week, to recall the Reinburg bill
exempting new sugar factories from
taxation for a period Of six years. The
senate has taken NO action on the
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
$40, 900 In Federal
Funds For San Juan
Bridge and Highway

Pennington. N. NJ, Feb. 6.-The In
dian appropriation bill, appropriating
$12, 800, 900, was passed by congress
last week, carrying items for a bridge
at Pennington, across the San Juan,
amounting to $4,000; and another
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
of True Bills
Against New Mexican
Injected Partisanship,
Charged By Defense

Drafter Sought to Raise Rancor Among Members
Qf"Any Jury If Composed of Supporters of H.
Q. Bursum, > Allegation of Counsel, Which Gets
Rise Out OF Eminent Assistant District Attorney
and Heated Colloquy Ensues; Court Announces
Intention to Sustain Demurrers as to Second
Alleged Publication
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08

bill since its recall, and yesterdays
action by the house takes the bill
away from the senate and again places
it in readiness to be sent to the gov
ernor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08

a me Kramer OF the Indictments returned against the New Mexican
staH by te Socorroc county grand Jury deliberately Injected political bias
m prejudice into them with the PURPOSE Of thus Influencing "any Jury If
composed Of the supporters of n. o. Bursum' is alleged in demurrers flee
to the Indictment before Judge Mechem IN the Socorro county district court
by Francis C Wilson, counsel for the defendants. =
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
AUTOMOBILE Theft
MADE A FELONY

The theft Of an automobile, even
though II be taken merely for a JOY
ride, is made a felony in a bill pass
ed by the senate yesterday. The bill
was introduced by Senator Lea, OF
Chaves county, and provides a fine
from 500 to $1,000, and Imprisonment
from n to three years, or both. The
bill passed unanimously.
The senate also passed the finance
committee substitute for H. b. II, by
Senator Clark, providing for the
bonding of county clerks as clerks of
district and probate courts. There
was no opposition to the measure.
Evening journal., 1917-03-24
BUILDING SITES

Boulevard lots. 100 feet deep. on the
highest ground in the Ninth ward at
only S2S per foot.
Boulevard lots, including cement
sidewalks. sewer and two rows of
trees, at SS5 20 S45 per foot.
Lots on Broome. Franklin. Harrison
and adjoining streets at sl4 10 SOS per
foot.
Lots on Twenty ninth street (some
day TO be main cross streeD 1Sl
feet deep. at. only $l5 per foot.
Our lots are high enough to give
view over the city and river, but
are protected from north winds by
the hills of Brandywine hundred
They are in the fastest growing
section OF the city and every LOT is
restricted against improper develop
ment
| For home or speculation they are
iumequalled anywhere else in Whining
ton and cost much less money.
We are wholesalers I'm the ,ot bust
ness and give wholesale prices.
DO not lose your chance by waiting
untn you save all cash as we accep
mortgages in part payment
| CONCORD HEIGHTS co,
boulevard and Concord Ave)
| A. r. STATION, Pres. and Mgr.
Il. W. CoOCH, Treas. and Counsel.
Evening journal., 1917-03-24

private rooms for patients besides
office rooms, diet kitchens and other
accessories for use of surgeons.
nurses and other attendants. The
new building will be connected with
the old structure by means of a bridge
so that access can be gained 10 IL
without going out Of doors. Complete
drawings will be ready, it is expected,
some time this week.
Contracts for changes at 1924 Mar
ket street have been awarded TO Van
SAINT and Son. The work provides for
remOdeling a private house into three
apartments. The building is owned
BY Mrs. w. r. Franks. Work on this
Will be started at once.
Contractors are estimating on add
tions aud alterations to the house OF j
Fndlav Van lear, at Seventeenth an,
Greenhil avenue Edward Candy Ma,
was the architect.
Tho engineers Of the engineering de
partment of the DUPONT Company hav
! prepared plans for additions and altcra
| tions 10 the house of G. j. Ramsey, a
Guycncourt.
Roscoe Cook Tindall the architeci
has prepared plans for additions and al
terations TO the dry house OF the Amer
can Nulcanized Fibre Company at NeN
/ ark. Del
Charles II. Tindall d Son. contractor
arc laying the floor of the McCaulle
house at Seventeenth and Noodlaw
avenue. Mr.. Tindall expects 10 begi
work on the contract for additions an
alterations to the Dr.. Springer hous
about April J.
G.. !. Dougherty. general contractor
who received the contract for the add
tions and alterations TO the Studehak'
Company garage at Tenth and NVashlnl
ton streets. has commenced the bricl
work and tho placing Of window sashe
This addition will include a. displa
room IN the front with a service static
i'm tho rear
Barnet Weinstocl. Of South Whining
ton. Is completing seven residences q
South Heald street.
Evening journal., 1917-03-24
w. V. Montgomery

no. oia IL ORANGE ST.
n. a A.. slp.
Evening journal., 1917-03-24
FOR SALE

1912 Ts,nau, Il. b. r. H........s ss5ooo |
i7io wegt, r. h Z y -,.,. d, f5'ooo
building lots. l6xi2o. Make oder.
52s Nandcvcr Ave, o r. ". P...... s2.Aoo
So Monroe x, "a. r. h.. a.. 900
1913 West. r.. p, z. H............s $4,000
soA Washington. ~ r. r. =. " 90. $500
71o Nandcver Ave- r.. r.. =. II .sa.1on
i2is ". rita. . r, a, +. H. 1900
2sO3 West, r, p. =. H...........S3 $4,000
2aoo Carter. 2 r, p, y, $500 cash,
to5.7 W. 2and. 10 r. p. H.. IS 800
6l5 r. Seventh r. r. sewer. .... So 900
27o5 TatnAn. 2 r. b, =. n Make offer.
1921 W. Sixth, N y. B, p. r.
200 r.. e5th 81. r. y, T. II. $500
so. 'Ssh w ss,in's 9s,b Is'Fs p a $500 $500
! 250i West. r. B n. room Tor
garage. Bargain.
] w. 26th. r. B. r. n.
! 1895 W Third. z, r. P.......... 81. 500
/ Pea kirkwood St.. Y. B......... $4,000
w. V. Montgomery
no. ois IL ORANGE ST.
n. a A.. sle.
Evening journal., 1917-03-24
LUNK DEALERS.

TuNx DEALER-wE BUY RAGS. IRON.
- brass. newspapers, second hand furni-
turs, and pay The. best prices IN DeISwsres'
Phone. 1s4s.J. Automatic 2ose iAu2o-iyr
Evening journal., 1917-03-24
nREsSMAKING.

-~--~--~---->-~s
IXrANTED-PLAIN SEWING WOULD
w Ike a few more engagements. Ad-
dress W.22 Evening Journal once.
mar17-12t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
T0OTHPICK GERMS
FOUND HARMLESS
InoCuIated Guinea Pig Is Still
Alive Today,

The guinea pig inoculated with germs
from toothpicks found in the posses
sion OF peddcr, giving his name at
the police station as lipginsk, was
happy and well to all appearances when
examined today.
{. L. Clifford. city chemist therefore
reported the too,hpick harmless and
Captain Charles {. Post today said
Lipsinskl would be discharged
He has been held at the police sta
ton since his arrest carly last Sa,uT-
day morning, with a specific charge Of
peddling without license against him
According to Captain Post this charge
will be dismissed. as the man is deaf
and dumb and was merely selling the
toothpicks- in an effort to make his
own living and not become a burden on
the public.
At the time of his arrest it was be-
leved by police that he was a Ger
man sympathizcr and that the tooth
picks were covered with germs to
spread disease.
The final test by the city chemist,
however proved that they were harm
less
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Wife Of SENATOR
ASKS SEPARATION
W. Y, Buckner of PIttSburg
County Named in Suit,

Suit for divorce wa. instituted in dis
trict court today by Ida Buckner
against w. V. Buckner, state senator
from, Pittsburg county The petition
states that they were married May 81,
1904 and that they have three children,
the Oldest OF whom is 10 years old.
Mrs. Buckncr charges her husband
with drunkenness and alleges that he
has failed adequately to provide for
her and their children, although he ha,
a large income. She asserts that after
the legislature adjourned in March,
1910, Buckner went away on a junkct
ing tip over the country and was gone
until December ~ OF that year and he
never sent her anything after June,
i9lb, for the support OF his family
During the last legislature Mrs.
Buckner asserts that she came to Okla
homa City at the request Of her hus-
band but that he preferred to stay at a
hotel rather than live at home with
her, She IS now running a rooming
house, she declares
On August IL. Mrs Buclmer charges.
that her husband told her he was not
going to provide for her any more and
that he was gong to New York. Gus
tody OF the children and 500 a month
allmony IA asked
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Liquor and Income
Tax Sections.of
War Bill Debated

+, WASHINGTON, Aug lS.-The liq-
uor and income tax sections OF the war
tax bill were taken up when the senate
resumed debate on the measure today.
The latter section, together with the war
profits and the publishers tax sections,
are problems OF most difficulty ahead Of
the senate
The leaders now hope to dispose Of
the bill before the end OF next week as a
result of the rapid progress made on
the finance committees amendments 10
the house bill Prospects are that cf-
forts soon will be made to reach an
agreement for limiting debate and fix
ing date for final vote on the bill
The house ways and means committee
will meet August IS to consider the
question OF raising part OF an additional
5000 0O00OO asked for by the admins.
tratlon 10 meet war expenses for the
remainder of the fiscal year ending
July !, 1918, including further loans to
the allies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
He Got the lob.

Commi,sioner--lf YOU were ordered
to dispers. mob, what would YOU do ;
Police Applicant--PaW around the
hat sir,--Chieago Herald
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
CHILDREN HATE
PILLS, CAL0MEl
AND CASTOR OIL
Give Fruit Laxative when
cross, bilious, feverish
or constipated.
california Syrup of Figs"
can't harm tender stom-
ach, liver, bowels.

Look back AZ your childhood days
Remember the dose mother insisted
'on-caNor oil, oalomel. catharics How
YOU hated them, how you fought against
'akng them
With our children It's different
Mothers who cling 70 NE old form of
Iphyslo SIMPLY don't realize what they
DO The chlldtens revolt is we'll
founded Their tender little "insidcs"
are injured by them
II your ch,ld'' stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing give only deli
ciou' California Syrup Of Figs" IL,
action is positive, but gentle. Millions
Of mother, keep this harmless fruit
laxative handy, thcy know children
love 10 take IL that 1t never fail, To
clean the liver and bowels and s.,ccten
the stomach. AND that teaSpooniul
given today saves sick child tomor.
row
Ask your druggist for a S0-cent bot.
Tie Of California Syrup Of Figs" which
has full directions lot babies, children
Of all sge' and for grown ups plainly
On each bottle Beware Of counterfeit,
sold here See that i, is made by "Cal
,Votula Fig Syrup Company" Refuse
any other kpd With contempt. ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
|'TRloTIC men
ADy 10 FIGHT
|u|FT REs|sTERs
0DA Expected at Drumright
Meeting Tonight,

an DRUMRIGHT, Okla, Aug. IS
. Especial "A patriotic committee com
pesed Of business men was hastily
6fyaniied this morning for the avowed
p0rpose Of preventing massmeetins
eolled for tonight at the city hall 10
Gpaniy organize against the selec,lvc
sAsaft. ! Scores OF men determined ,ha,
- such meeting shall be held in Drum
ttght have banded themselves togcthe,
tad are making no secret OF their in.
'tntions to stop by force OF arms any
aeati-dsaft meeting,
n statement issued this morning by
- committee brands as treason the
Ill for the massmceting, and calls
y toon loyal citizens to arm thcmselve,
'1Ad be ready to suppress any demon
blsation against the government
Scores OF strange men believed to
u members OF the socialist party AMI
/ W. W. organization most OF them
armed with pistols are arriving in the
city today from the nearby fields to at.
md the meeting and officers are pre-
6ieting trouble.
Mayor Nicodemus ha, denied the use
q the city hall for an an,i-draft dem
Nnntration.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
.ACCEPTANCES IN
" DISTRICT NO. |
RUN HIGH TODAY
(osNtinusd From PAGE ~

0uota from this district before the ex
ominatiens OF the additional 400 mel
called.
OUT Of ifty-one ordered to repor, io
examination today seventeen did no
ohow up Unless they report and ar,
I examined by the end OF the week the,
viIl be certified as physically qualified
Physically Qualified.
The following men were found ply
tleally qualified for military service in
Oistrict No. /:
Allan Dalton Filler. Wilbur c. Mills
Ernest Tanner, William Harold Nc
4ale. George W. Stowe, Bobart Nc
kjnley Robinson, Albert John Mein-
'aaoer, Harry Dali. Thomas c. Dona-
- George p. Brewer. Jess William
80. William Bernard Addie, Rober,
Jones. George r. Bixler, Guy w
Wider. Drayton Waliord lvins, Johr
~ Hubert, Earl Griffith Orion Serct
IAlle, Frances Hamilton French. FRANZ
4oore, Joseph Hiram Friedman, Don
M w. Osborne. Patrick Doyle, Chal
enefs A. Griffith. Warren Kelley Bob,
cd Roy Darling Albright
! Physically Disqualified.
fhe following men were found to b
hysically deficient: James Patrick Nc
Gina. Russell Francis Ivy. Henry Le
Cochran. Carl Conrad Harness, Harr,
). Banks and Ransel Eugene Andrew.
Julius Pslofsky was transferred to an
o(6ss district for examination.
Demetrios Antonopolas certified that
- wss q resident alien, 2l years old,
~ that he had not taken out his first
pooefs for naturalization. He was no,
sfeQuifed to take the physical examina-
nen
Did, Not Appear.
The following men failed to appear
eDday when their name, were called
Garrett Edward Taylor, Willard Lee
Miller, Phillip NJ, Ragan, Spurgeon
y 1cQuistron Finley, Arthur Washington
James N, Abrams, Joseph Frank Ros,
{onsss Smith Townsley, Howard Nail
emuel d. Richardson, sEarl Mile
s axoa, Fred n. Scheid, Henry Hudson
oaee. Joe P. Wilson, Harper d. Tur
yrA Frank Reslado Cascia and Car
Ioree broome.
Third District Strict.
y All claims for exemption from mill
~ service on account of n depend
~ VIZ are being turned down BY III
omQs3ou hoard OF the third city dis
Uoek but when . man claims exemption
II account Of q dependent wife an,
o3M uader Is years old, he is exempt
-: The married men with no childre,
Vii Be allowed TO file their affidavit,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
DAMAGES ASKED
/. FOR DAMAGE TO
WAR GARDEN"
Farmers AIIege Livestock Is
on Side of WiIheIm

Alleged depredations of his neighbors
chickens, COWS and hog, were compared
20 the ravages OF the German forces in
a sui, for damages filed in district court
today by w + Ramsay and James Reed
agains, f. a Vo", Csrmon Voss, Roy
No" and Lloyd Vo"
Vosscs Own Livestock.
The petition -;atcs tha, Ramsey and
Reed are the owners OF ln acres OF
land on which cotton is planted and
that the VoSs family owns large mum
hcr OF chickens, poultry pigs, hogs, cat
tic and calves
Realizing the necessity OF doing all
IN our power to meet the demands made
upon all loyal citizens" the petition sets
ont, we resolved to raise war crops
this year and planted cotton on 10
acres OF land cSpendlng &,lOO for cul-
tlvaton, seed etc.
Ramsey and Reed allegc that while
planting the crop large number Of
hogs and pigs came upon the ground
and rooted out and ate the seed
After the cotton began growing and
while the leaves and shoots were young
and tender" the petition continues, the
second squadron OF Kaiser Williams
forces came upon the ground in the
shape OF chickens and turkeys and old
hens ,ha, ate the leaves and stems Of
the cotton"
Cows Latest Enemies.
Al this time the cotton is well up
the plaintiffs assert and the rayages OF
the enemy continue Now while the
cotton is we'll up" they assert. "a third
battalion of Kaiser Williams emissaries
are nn the ground in the shape OF cows,
trampng into the ground and eating the
blooms and stems of the cotton
Damages in the sum OF $500 are asked
for the injury to the cotton crop, to-
gethcr with restraining order TO pre-
vent the allies" OF the Germans" from
enoroaching on the property of Ramsey
and Reed A, n. Tyler is attorney for
the plaintiffs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Business Men Will
Show Industry Is
Behind President

WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.-A grea,
convention OF business men to work
out closer methods OF war eo-opera-
tion and to give notice to the world
that American industry stands ,quarely
behind the American government wa,
called last night by the chamber OF
commerce OF the United States to meet
in Atlantic City on September II.
Chamber officials plan to make the
gathering historic demonstration tha,
buSine" realizes its duty in the war
Bu'ine" men OF every class are to be
invited regardless Of whether they hold
membership in the national chamber
The meeting will MSt through Sep
tember p.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15

western State normal at Alve. The course
OF study for common schools also Will be
considered today before tho board ad-
journs
No Liquor In Rsids-Three raids by the
police late yesterday afternoon resulted
In that number OF water hauls" no liq-
uor having been located at any OF the
places Captain Durham. together with
Officers Conners and Cassidy raided the
Victoria hotel, West ChoctAw avenue,
and 6OOh East Grand avenue.
Mayor spends Quiet oay-The mayor
and his secretary, Misc Carol Tye. en-
loyed comparatively quiet day today
There were but few men In the office
seeking Information In regard to the
dfan few such days and the rnAyo
will be able TO again devote his time and
AilenlIOn 10 tho CltN's huslnonr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Swiss Minister
Arrives in u. S.

AN ATLANTIC PORT, Aug Is
DR. lean Adolphe Sulrer, recently ap-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Road Right f-Way
Donated to County

Residents of Putnam City, desirou.
of good roads, have donated to the
county the right-of-way through their
property for road connecting the ex-
tension OF the thrty-ninth street road
to Putnam City. The work of com
pleting the road will begin in a short
time, according to the county commits
Sioners. The entire right.oi-way for
the extension was obtained without
the county having to purchase any Of
the propertY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15

The fol owing men passed the phvs
cal examination and made claim for
exemption on the grounds OF depend
ents but these claims were no, allowed
because insufficient proof was shown
70 support them Clyde Bernice Hiler
Guy Way Harry i. Mcbride and
Clarence Hay. Stanley
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15

pointed as minister TO the United
States from Switzerland, arrived here
today on a Spanish steamship Accom-
panyng Doctor Suzer was a commits
sion OF three men, representatives of
commercial and financial interests in
Switzerland, sent here to represent
their country in matters having to do
with trade relations, particularly that
of food supnles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Riot Dispositions
Completed Today

McALESTER, okla, Aug l5.-(Spe-
rialD-W J, McGlnuis, United States
attorney, expects to finish dcpostions
today in the investigation OF anti draft
riotirg and confer on evidence tomor-
row and start proceedings Friday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Guard to Mobilize
on Long Island

WASHINGTON, Aug. l5-The ma
tonal guard division to go to France,
representing twenty-six states and the
District OF Columbia, will be modified
at Mineola, /. L. at a camp named Al
bert L. Mills, after the late Brigadler
General Mills, chief Of the division of
militia affairs
The Irish standard., 1917-05-05

1t is expected that more than 100
Chicagoans will make four-day trip
to Washington to appear before the
house committee on foreign affairs to
urge favorable action on the resolu-
ton.
Chairman German read a telegram
which he received from Congressman
Thomas Gallagher, which in part reads
as follows: "Only organized effort
throughout the country by Irish, Poles
and all lovers of liberty will make
Ireland free, and that is what l want"
The cry for liberty from the people
of China, Russia, Poland and Portugal
has been needed.
The avowed purpose of America as
we'll as that of England on entering
the world war was to establish the
rights and liberties of small nations,
to advance the cause of permanent
world peace and to make the whole
world free.
Ireland is one of the small nations
and is demanding her liberty. Over
her destinies the present enemies of
! England and America have no control,
and England has the full power to give
Ireland her liberty.
AS America has an opportunity to
bring about the freedom of Ireland
now we Americans of Irish birth OF
ancestry ask that the congress of the
/, United States pass resolution calling
upon Great Britain to stand by he,
solemn declaration and to grant tt
ireland her rights and liberties by per
hitting her to establish an Irish re
public.
The Irish standard., 1917-05-05
IRISH NOTE FROM
U. S. is APPLAUDED
John Dillon, Mp, Says England Must
h Act or 1t Cannot Stand as
Liberty Champion.

London, April 80. John Dillon,
MP, today told the London Daily
News that the message from 200 men,
bers of the American house of repre-
sentatives to Lloyd George on the
question of the Irish settlement is a
document of the greatest Importance.
give long known" Mr.. Dillon added,
"that practically the whole of the
American nation sympathizes with Ire
land. The hour has gone by for bar
gaining or for mutilated proposals..
Both as regards the condition of Ire
land and the effect to be produced on
the American nation, generous settle
ment which will appeal to the Irish
national sentiment is absolutely essen
tial.
eff the government once more offers
Ireland some solution which is utterly
| unsatisfactory to the Irish nationals,
sentiment in Ireland will rapidly drift
into a condition which will embarrass
the government and render it wholly
impossible for England to stand before
the world with the United States as
the champion of liberty. The situa
ton, therefore, is one of the utmost
gravity and calls for bold and courag.
eous craftsmanship"
| NorthcIiffe Issues Statement.
Lord Northcliffe has issued a state
ment on the Irish situation, which in
cludes the following phrase:
1.-The happiness of Ireland is entire
ly in the hands of Mr.. Balfour and
the British mission in the United
States. Differences between the two
parties here have been so slight that
Mr.. Balfours influence can settle the
difficulty"