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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
CORE IS GUILTY
OF TREASON TO
C0UNTRy-H|lL
LaFoIIette and 0klahom a
Senator Raped by Speaker,
TALKS ON LIBERTY BONDS
Bonds or Bondage, He Says
at Chamber Luncheon,

A message of fire that famed latent
Goals Of patriotism to flames and turned
A hundred men into torch-beaters for
the Liberty loan was that which was
brought to Oklahoma City today by
John Wesley Hill Of New York.
No War With People.
I'VE are not at war with the Ger
man people" he said at the Chamber
OF Commerce luncheon at noon. The
truth of the matter is that We are fight
ING for the Germans more than for any
people on earth.
The great bulk Of the people Of Ger
man descent III this war are right. VI
course there are exceptions, There are
exceptions in the senate, too
This brought pattcr of applause.
Gore Criticized.
VI want to say right here OF that in
famous duality of treason to the flag
LaFollette and Gore-that set them
in the pillory Of public opinion. to De
shot through with the arrows OF a6-
hcrrence until they arc shot through
with something more substantial and
that they no more represent the spirit
,anA ieeiipg Of par country than some
men in this country Of German descent
represent the great mass OF liberty
loving Germans in this country
This brought an explosion OF cheer
ing that lasted a full minute.
1.-THE Liberty bond issue represents
a bloody angle OF this war;" said Mr.
Hill.
Bonds or Bondage.
ut is Liberty bonds or indemnit,
bonds" he said. "Do you want bond.
or bondage? Will you contribute your
shetels or win you wear sshackles I"
"The struggle Is between two con
flicting theories OF government-th,
principles of autocracy and democracy
Between the contending lines there car
M no twilight rome, uncertainty, M
ground for compromise. II is a deatf
struggle between civilization and bar
barism. One or the other must die.
"This is not a war for conquest. j
"a war so far as we are concerned
ior the maintenance OF Amepcan rights
A flag which does not symbolic tn
power Of a nation to protect its citi
1ens lacks the power that inspires de
yotion, the spirit that quickens patri
otism and the authority that demand
respect'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
DEFENSE SEEKS
IMPEACHMENT OF
STATE TESTIMONY
Nurse Absent When Wills
Were Drawn, Says Witness,
WERE SUSPICIOUS LOOKING
Mrs, Charlotte Steel TeStifieS
in lindberg Trial,

When the wi,ne" srateS0ks. Jones
was no, there when both wills were
made she was asked il she was posi-
tive and replied that she was.
On cross examination Miss Allen wa.
asked II she did not quit the case be-
cause she was afraid she would not &c,
her money She replied IN the negative
She said that Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Lind
berg's aunt, paid her later.
Aunt Tsstifies.
Mrs Charlotte Steele, aunt of Mrs
Lindberg, was the next witness called
She said that the wills in favor Of Kar
Lindbefg were mentioned to her by he,
niece.
1T seemed that Karl was trying t'
get all the property" she said II di,
not think that was fair because | ha,
to 60 to considerable expense to com,
here and ] thought was entitled to I
part OF H."
Mrs. Steele said Lindterg told he
that he came to this country about fiv,
years ago and that he showed her
marriage certificate which showed ,ha
he married Leota MiddlecoN on Nov,
1916. In New York. The witness sai
that Lindbesg told her he INTRODUCE
,himssm 10 Ntss Middiecoff while sh
was studying music in Chicago.
"How long after. you came here wa
h that Karl left the city" County Al
torney Selby asked.
About a week
Did Leota know he wa, Roin
away1"
yes She was in favor Of him leav
ing"
Mrs. Steele said that at Mrs. Lind
berg's request her husband was give
$50 with which TO leave the city.
Afraid Of Trouble.
Leota said she was afraid he woul,
get into trouble IL he stayed here" Mr.,
Steele said
Defense attorneys in the trial Of kar
Lindbefg, charged with wiic-murder
gained their first point in an eiior, t
impeach the testimony ot Mrs Sadi
Jones. one OF The states witnesses. whel
CONTINUED on PaOe Z. Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
NuRT, MlLkMAM, Is
Ejlj1D u TWo OAsEl

Judge Mitchell OF the municipal court
today held that the White House dairy
was guilty OF selling milk labelled a.
pasteurised milk which was not pas
teurized. and with selling dirty milk. In
each case Judge Mitchell imposed a
fine of $40 and costs T. y. Hurt. pro-
prietor OF the White House dairy, was
in court and pleaded no, guilty in each
case. -
City Milk Inspector Mullin said he
had not decided whether he would re-
woke Hurts license. II may give him
few days trial and II he does not i'm.
prove. his license will be revoked" said
Mullin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
PRESIDENT LIFTS
PRICE Minimum IN
EAST COAL FIELDS
Ten and Twenty Percent In
creaSes Allowed by Board,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE fuel
administration today announced al up
ward revision Of coal prices in certain
outlying districts of Kentucky, Ten
nessee and Virginia
In Virginia prices in some districts
are raised from s. to $40 for run
OF mine coal
In cas,ernN Tennessee run.of.minc
prices in five counties are raised from
$50 to $40
In Kentucky prices in several dis.
tric,s were raised from Slos to $40
for un-of.mine coal
This was the first revision of coal
prices, which, when set were an.
nounced as tentative, and follows rep.
rcsenta,ions 10 the fuel adminis,ta.
ton by both operators and miners that
an upward revision was imperative ,c
meet demands Tor increases in wages.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11

THE LINEUP.

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK Oct II. -
The Chicago White Sox thrown back by Niffen-
ing defeat at the hands OF rhe New York Giants
attempted to counter thrust today the National
league champions in the fourth game Of the worlds
seri,s at the Polo Grounds battlefield The Giants,
insp.od by victory over the American leaguers,
planned to make it two straight today and even up
the series. Probably 5000 persons saw the fray
We needed that one to get US going" said
Captain Charles Herzog "and more, too, the Sos
are not so cocky now that they have had the har-
poon thrown into them Just when they felt so sure
OF a walk over"
Joe Jackson the heavy-hitting fightfelder Of
the Sox, remarked that the Giants looked much
better than they did in Chicago. Il told the boys
when we were coming cast that McGraws men
would play harder game on the Polo Grounds and
they would see different club said Jackson today
The Giants manager looked to Ssllee o.
Schupp for the days. artillery work With Perrit,
held in reserve Manager Rowland indicated thai
either Reb Russe or Red Fiber would 10 on TN
firing line for the Chicago men,
showery morning was followed By, clearing
weather Overhansing clouds gave way Srudsins.
~ before n ftfut wind and the o,,,iooL d.ter,s,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
MiohaeIis Uses
Plot In Politics

COPENHAGEN. Oct ll.--Germanys
paper crisi. over the pan-G German pro.
paganda which loomed so big IN aniieI.
patton, but was so small in results, has
passed
In is place ha, arisen a new and
really serious crisis caused by the q.
temp, OF Chancellor Michaeiis, Wien
Chancellor Heliferich and Minister nj
the Navy Won Capclle TO use the alleged
plot in the German navy as a political
weapon against the party OF the ex.
ircme left in the reichstaa M
I, is not improbable, German political
observers point out ,ha, Chancellor
Michaelis in an hour Of apparent suc-
ce" sowcd the serds Of his own down.
fall Results are not 10 he expected
Immediately as the reichs,ag adjouruS
tins week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
CAPTAIN OF one
VESSEL MADETO
walk THE PLANK
Revolving Seamen Attempt 10
Make Away With Warship, Z
FIRST NlpPED BY KAISER
Drastic Penalties Dealt Out to
Participants in Mutiny. !.

COPENHAGEN, Oct. IL. -.
Mutineering German sailors st
Wilhelmshsven dismsntisd and
threw overheard some h ~
largest guns on the German
warship Westfalen during theif
revolt six weeks ago, bsfoeo
they were halted by superior
officers, according to details @
the affair received here today.
The captain on this vessel wss made
to walk the plank by the sailors sn.l
drowned tIfeF .
One Would Surrender.
That the creN, Of the warship
Nuremberg at<Nhpted virtual sur.
render Is shown IN the report thst ~
started to take the ship which va Ve
sea when the revolt broke oUt, 10 Me-
wav, IN the hope OF Us being intssn(1.
Gcrnanys growing shortage of lood
and the deterioration oi the suppiy On
hand wa another one Of the causes
oi TIVE outbIeak
The saAbrs eemplaissd thst sAsy
were Sivsa Mvsty bssl. blssk tsseo
N . very .stSls viatAss sal yeos
ieol ssassery-sst ssosSA, Il ~ \
0oqlaNA ~ 01ln nese tnAa ~,
! seSase - .. ~. ~
Reports indicate that the drastic ..
iioa taken BY the German emperor,
who hurried 10 the naval bsAe at IN
first report of the outbreak. have ~
entirely queIled the spirit OF revolt sl
his fighting men.
Not Checked Yet.
!, is not believed ths, the smoven,sus
was completely checked In its inctp-
iency, bu, that further outbreaks. not
only among the sailors. but the mill.
tary forces on land, are to be feared.
Three ringleadcrs Of the muliny wsfu
Immediately ordered by the emperor
to face q firing squad.
II vas bis first iaisntiea 10 shsel
one Of every seven msa, 70 u DlsAo1
at random. u order msfs faTeie1y
to dsmonstrats the disetDasssy
measures. t
Chancellor Michsclis pleaded wlth
the kaiser, |, wa, reported, to resort
to less stringent method Of puWish-
ment. M
Others WHO paitook In the affair
were given sentences Of penal servitudc
which will aggregate more than ~
years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
MINING ENGINEERS
VISIT OIL FIELDS

WEBB CITY. Mo-. Oct. ll.-Mc,h.
ods by which the mineral resources OF
the United States can be made to con
tribute to the prosecution OF the war
were discussed today a, the meeting OF
the American Institute Of Mining Eng-
neers
Delegates to the institute having con
cIuded their ST. LOUIS sessions yestcr-
day. came here today TO make an in.
spec,ion of the mining operations IN
this district ..
They will leave here tonight for the
Miami and Tulsa. Okla, oil fields
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
Not All Over Yet.
American Thinks

BERNE, Switzerland. Oct IT, - 4
naturali,cd American ci,l,en of German
birth who escaped to Switzerland from
a German seaport to escape military
service, declared to the Associated
Press today that events to which Nd
miral Won Capellt referred Yesterday
in the rcichs,ag include the sailor or-
CARNATIONS on many ships which dts
mounted and threw guns overheard, as
saulied officers and refused to obey or.
ders,
The muiinecrs, he said, were quickly
checked and a majority Of them shot.
Though the movemen, Was entirely
suppressed, II was asserted the dissatis.
faction in the navy had been in no wise
Subdued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
PROVISIONS TUMBLE
IN OMlCAa0 TRADING

CHICAGO. Oct. ll.-Fof the third
successive day, the provision market
this morning underwent se,baoks IN
price that were sharp TO a degree sci
dom equalcd, In addition to previous
breaks, pork today dropped more than
SIS a barrel. Lard and ribs fell 81. so
or more a hundred pounds.
January delivery the mos, active op-
ton, tumbled as low as S409S for pork,
as against $4'W at yesterdays finish.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
HOUSE TALKS ON
PEACE DATA WORK

WASHINGTON, Oct, ll--Systernat'
ic collection OF economical, historic Al,
political and other information on Eu'
ropean conditions to be used in peace
negotiations was discussed yesterday by
Col. +. N. House with President Will
son, Secretary Lansing and other gov
ernment officials. Some announcement
/. expected soon concerning the organ
iration Of q staff OF experts which
Colonel House will gather to assist him
and the various classiiica,ions into
which the work will bc divided
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
Police End Search
When Missing Girl
Is Found Married

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct IL
Virginia Collier, 10 wears old, New
York settlement worker, who either
was kidnapped or cloped two year,
ago with Lee Moy a thinaman and
for whom the police Of the United
States have been searching is
married to wcll.to-do American
and is living III Fort Wayne hap
nilN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
HEAVY BREAK Marks
WALL Street TRADE

NEW YORK. Oct. ll.-Another seri-
ous break occurred in the stock mar
kst today, particularly in rails Stand
ard stocks like Union Pacific. Canadian
Pacific, leading grangers and coalcrs
showed losses OF from to points,
The selling came from various
sources. We, was unacoompanied by any
definite Developments.
S,eels and other industrials were
swept into the general decline at ex.
IRENE reccssions OF from to points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11

First Inning.
CHICAGO-Zimmerman took John
Collins grounder and threw him out.
McMullins grounder bounced off Zim-
mernan's glove for a hit. Eddie Col
lins famed, wide curve fooling him
for the third strike. Herzog threw
out Jackson at first No runs; one
hit; no errors.
NEW YORk-Burns drove a high
fly which Fclsch took after a short run
Eddie Collins made a nice play on
Herzog's hopper and got his man at
first McMullin got kauf's bounder
and nailed his man at first No runs !;
no hits no errors.
Second Inning.
CHICAGO-Fletcher took Fel.oh's
hot grasser and threw his man out.
Schupp had plenty Of speed and kept
the ball low Sohupp tossed out Gandil.
Weaver fishcd for Schupp's high curves
and was a strike-out victim. No runs !.
no hits; no errors.
NEW lORk-Eddjc Collin, threw
on, Zimmerman. McMullin threw out
Fletcher Robertson came in for a
good hand from the crowd. Faber
threw out Robertson at first No runs (;
no hits; no errors.
Third lnnnins.
CfllCAGO-Schalk singled sharply
to lef, field Faber popped to Schupp,
trying TO hunt John Collins famed,
missing a drop ball for the third strik-
McMullin also struck out The crowd
cheered Schupp TO the echo No runs ;
one hit, no errors.
NEW YORk-Holkc struck on, but
Schalk had to throw him on, a, frat.
Rariden popped to McMullin, who had
TO run toward the stand to take the ball.
Schupp beat M the air and went back
TO pitching No runs no hits, no ct.
rors.
Fourth Inning.
CHICAGO Eddie got a double past
third Jackson lifted TO Hfrrog Eddie
collins was picked off by Sthupp, the
play being Schupp to herBog to Zim.
merman. felSoh struck out and IN.
stands were in an uproar No runs one
! hit no errors
NEW YORk-The crowd booed Ed.
die Collins as he went TO the field
Burns struck out, Eddie Collins tossed
gu, Herrog at the initial bag kaufi
drove a long hi, to the bench for home
run. II was his first hit of the series
and the first hit OF the game of Faber
Eddie Collins threw ou, Zimmerman
kauff got a great hand as he tro,ted
out to centcriicld One run ono hit
no errors
Fifth Inning
tHICA, - ahu, singled pas,
Fletcher. Ncavcr hit into a doubl,
play, lierlog TO Fletcher to llolkc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
SOFIA PREPARING
FOR KAISER BILL

AMST ERDAM. Oct ll.-Exensive
preparations are being made in Sofia
Bulgaria, 10 entertain the German en-.
pcror during his forthcoming visit
there. II will bc the cinpcror's first
yisi, to Sofia and the burgomastcr has
issued a proclamation inviting the pop
uls,ion 10 participate III the reception,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
RAILROAD MEN ON
EASTERN ROADS
Want MORE PAY
Tell Manager Demands viii
Be Made on December |,

NEW YORK, Oct ll,-Railroads op-
Grating cast OF Chicago and north OF
the Putomac river have been notified
hy representative, OF the brotherhood
Of Railway Irainmen and the Order Of
Railway Conductors tha, demands for
an increase OF wages for men In tie
passenger service will he presented Ia
the roads on December l. the demands
TO become effective Jan. !, 1919
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
BANDITS SHOOT one
IN EXPRESS n0lDUP

HOBOkEN, N. J., Oct. ll--Four
masked robbers held up two Adams Ex-
pre-" company employees, shot one Of
them in the back and escaped with
money reported to amount to 5000 here
today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11

Justice Rutherford Brett Of tho Okla
homa supreme cour, was stricken with
heart disease while on the bench, hear
ing case at the state capitol, few
minutes before IL o'clock today.
IL Unconscious.
Judge Brett collapsed and slid from
his chair unconscious lie was assist
ed BY members OF the court into the
chambers OF Justice Turner, across the
hall from the courtroom, and Dr. h.
h. l., Sapper Of the state health depart
ment was SUMMONED hurriedly lie
found Judge Brett still unconscious
but was able to survive him somewhat
viii Recover.
DR.. A. c. Hirshficld was sum
moncd and administered a hypodcrm'e
which further revived the juriN. Later
Judge Brett was conscious, resting
more easily, and it was believed thai
hc would recover
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
"Reichstag Is Theater
OF Wild Scandal"

ROTTERDAM. Oct 1.-THE state
ments Of Vice Admiral Won Capelle. the
German minister Of marine. have turned
the rcichs,ag into q theatet of the wild
est scandal, says VorwAerts, discussieg
the exposure Of mutiuies within ~
Germany navy. ~
The socialist newspabes Ildds ~
there is no shadow Of proof ~ ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
SPY IS SENTENCED
TO TWENTY YEARS

DAVENPORT. Iowa. Oct ll--Judgc
N Wade. in federal court. denied a
motion Tor new trial for Daniel II
Wallace this morning and sentenced
I'M To- twenty years IN prison tot Nlo.
latIon ot the tspolnage act,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
CRIPPLED U.B0AT IS
seen SEEKING PORT

COPENHAGEN, Oct IA large
submarine was observed yesterday
passing through the Little Bel, south
ward N badly damaged condition
Roth pnr, and 'iarboard quarters AMI
the stern oi the submarine gave cv,.
den,s of A severe engagement,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11

hundreds from making the trip the ball yard
Some 1900 fans solid
they opened II o'clock
The having banked
the diamond paths which rain
Shupp and Rariden Faber
and Schalk announced the batteries Chicago
Before the play the Giants assembled with flag
OF the allies the United marched
laycd Nv Country Ti,o of Thee 49, '
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
Fair and Colder,
Frost, Forecast

LOCAL FoagCAsT--Fair and colder
tonight and Friday, with probably frost.
Probably fair saturday and sunday.
srAvs FoRgcAsr-roripht ,sl- and
colder, with probsbly trost Friday. Fri.
Day fair and colder except In soUthw 81
portion, Probably fair Saturday and
sunday
KANsAS--falr and colder. with hna,y
frost
ARKANsAs-Fsir and colder.
WEST TiGxAS--Falr and colder
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11

Sahalk singled over second. Il va,
Schalk's second hit. Schupp tossed ou,
faber No runs; two hits no errors
NEW YORK - Fletcher .inglet
sharply past Collins. McGraw came il
and gave Robertson some instruction,
Strike one, Robertson hunted .afel,
Fletcher moving onto second. Holk,
also hunted safely and the bases wer,
filled. On Holkes hunt Faber took IN,
ball and started to throw to third bu
no one was there. Rariden hh into ,
double-play, Faber to Schalk to Gandil
Robertson moved onto third. and Holk,
went to second IN the play. Robertson
scored. on Schupp's single but Holk,
was thrown on, at the plate, Felsoh tc
Sehalk One run; four hits no errors
Sixth Inning.
CHICAGO-John Collins shot a sin
gle into left. McMullin famed for tn,
second time, being fooled completed,
by wide curve ,ha, broke over the III
rer corner oi the plate On Shof
passed ball, John Collins moved ont,
second Rariden had him thrown out
but Hertog dropped the ball and III,
runner was safe. Collins flew out I,
Burns. Herzog threw on, Jackson a
first No runs, one hit; one error
NEW YORK Burns got a hit owe
second which Collins was only able 4
knock down Herzog sacrificed L
Gandil, Burns going on TO second
kauff flied to Fel'ch Burns going Il
third, on the throw.n. Eddie Collin
threw out Zimmerman for the ,hr,
time in tho game. No rnus; one hi,
no errors
Two Players Disappointing.
New York fans are disappointed a
the showing Of Benny Kauif and Heini,
Zimmerman with the bat kauif /,
twelve turns at the bat in three game
has not ohalked up a hi. Zimmerman
has also been a, bat dozen time, II
the three games and yesterday he mad
his frs, hit, scta,chy little inielt
single which he bea, out by good sprint
ing. Both are dangerous men with M
stick and their weakness is the sur
prise Of the 'tsies.
Fans in large numbers were OF, earl,
waiting Tor the gates TO Brush stadium
to open The victory and the possibil
lite, OF III. dsy helped the long lines y
men and boys to forget the coo
weather
Last Day for Bonus,
Todays game will he the last in whicI
the players share in the receipts BE
ginning with the fifth game, all the &c
ceip,s go to the two clubs with the es
eeption Of the 10 percent that goes l.
the National commission and Ger
tain percentage to the two leagues,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
BRETT
STRICKEN WITH
HEART DISEASE
Supreme Court Member Has
Attack During Hearing,
S RENDERED UNCONSCIOUS
Physicians Hold Hopes JuriSt
Will Recover,

Justice Brett was rempved to his
home at o'clock this afternoon.
His condition was reported AZ being
greatly improved.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
Last Day for Bonus.

TodayS game will he the las, in which
the players share in the receipts Re
ginning with the fifth game, all the &c.
ceipts go to the two club, with the eS.
cep,on Of the 10 percent that goes 10
the National commission and Ger
tain percentage TO the two leagues,
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Fifth Inning

CIVIC \ dhdil singled past
Fletcher Wcayer hit INTO a double
play, licriog TO Fletcher to Holkc