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The Newark journal., 1917-04-05
SPRING TERM COURT
 CONFINES THIS WEEK
Juries Empanelled and Number of Cases Disposed of During First
 Few Days of Term

The spring term of the Indepen- dence Circuit Court convened atBates- vile last Monady, with Judge Cole man presiding.
 The grand and petit juries are made up of the following citizens:
 Grand Jury-R. R. Ration, Big Bottom; J. L. Outlaw, Christian ;Chas. Barnett, Sr., Ruddell; Charley Moore, Dota; J. H. Marshal, Washington; A. A. Webber, Ruddell; Albert Dun lap, Greenbrier; H. H. Wright, Craig; Joe Henderson, Liberty; W. E. Hoop CT, Salado; T. J. Pollard, Oil Trough; Sherman Smith, Ashely; Dr. M. c. Weaver Ruddell; Sam Butler Cush- man; J. U. Martin, White River; w. L. Seymore, Magness.
 R. R. Ration is foreman; A. A. Webber, clerk and Will Doremus, bailiff for the grand jury.
 Petit Jury.-W. A. Mayhue, Oil Trough; J. M. Taylor, Salade; W. A. Davidson, Christian; Jess Long, Rosie; Pete Fortune, Wycough; H. A. Gire, Big Bottom; j. T. Jones, Magness; Ed J. Stein, Ruddell; D. G. Hays, Re- lief; B. H. Hinkle, Ruddell; Bill Kirh land, Greenbrier; D. A. Hazelrigg, Gainsboro; Tom Hess, Washington; Farley Cash, Logan; Jim McGill, Do- ta; Jim Stephens, Christian; Charley Coleman, Black River; Lee Seuberth, Craig; H. M. Hodge, Ruddell; James A. McDoniel, Wycough; Jim Milan, Oil Trough; T. s. Compton, Ruddell.
 Following are the cases disposed of during the week:
 State vs. R. L. Penticost, selling liquor, dismissed by court.
 Louis Suiter, assault and battery, plea of guilty, fined $1.00.
 Fred Durfee, vs. Dorr, Gray & Johnson, jury trial, verdict for de- fendants
 Gertrude Stone vs. G. w. Reaves, appeal from J. P court, dismissed.
 J. M. Sisk vs. J D. Magness and Dave Wilson, appeal from J. P. court, dismissed.
 M. A. Fry vs. Ed and c. E. Fry, appeal from J. P. Court, continued.
 Phil Medley vs. N. o. Carpenter, judgment by default for $500 and at tachment sustained.
 R. M Carter vs. J. J. Bassett, drop ped from docket.
 White River Grocery Co.,. vs. St. l.. I. M. & So By, dismissed at plain tiff's cost
 H. c. Wade vs. J. H. McDoniel, ap- peal from J. P. court, rule on R. B. Parr, J. P. to send up proper tran script and continued.
 w. B. Grant vs. c. L. Green, judg- ment by default $146.00.
 J. c. Herzig vs. w. H. Dennison and T. F. Shell, jury trial, verdict for defendants.
 Henry Knight vs. Lizzie Outlaw, Martin Cross, Bill Kirkland, and AL bert Dunlap, appealed commissioners to partition land.
 V. c. Richardson vs. Frank Pace, non suit taken by plaintiff.
 Geo. Frazier vs. D. A. Yancey, ct al., judgment by default for $28000 against Irwin Policy, A. B. Policy, E. R. Hooper and Geo. wyatt.
 Herman Mayes vs. W. U. Tel. Go. transferred to U. s. court.
 Claude and John Lloyd petition to remove disabilities of minority.
The Newark journal., 1917-04-05
PROMINENT COUPLE
 WE'D TUESDAY

Dr. T. N. Rodman of this place and Miss Ethel McGee of Cave City were united in marriage at the county court house in Batesville Tuesday by County Judge J. H. Jimerson.
 Dr. Rodman is one of Newark's best citizens and since coming here several years ago has built up a splendid practice in his profession.
 Mrs. Rodman is splendid young lady and is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Will McGee of Cave City, one of the county's oldest and best families. She has visited in our little city sew eral times and has host of friends here who will be glad to welcome her to this town. She is a sister of our fellow townsman, N. K. McGee.
 Dr. and Mrs. Rodman left Wednes- day morning for Little Rock and Hot Springs to spend few days with friends after which they will l. 'urn here
 The Journal extends congratula- tions and good wishes.
The Newark journal., 1917-04-05
3, szzs7-73 f717s77' VIME IS HERE FOR A a
 GENERAL CLEAN UP

Springtime is here and it is now worth while that we begin general clean up campaign. All rubbish trash and refuse matter should be collected and burned. Back lots should be cleaned up, as well as the fronts, for by so doing we will destroy the breeding places of flies and all germ bearing insects. Let's get busy now and make Newark real pretty and healthful place in which to live.
The Newark journal., 1917-04-05
HOTEL INSPECTOR
 WILL TOUR STATE

Little Rock, Apr. 4.-A personal inspection of all hotels in the state will be made by E. R. Wiles of Pine Bluff, who took office yesterday as state hotel inspector, the office created by the 1917 legislature. MT. Wiles is preparing a schedule which will per init him to visit every town in the state where hotel, restaurant or rooming house is located, and make thorough inspection of the sanita- tion and safety devices used in each. He will travel by automobile and ex- poets to be on the road about four and half months.
The Newark journal., 1917-04-05
TT PAYS TO ADVERTISE

No one can succeed in a big way without advertising. Even the hen advertises when she lays an egg. She wants the world to know 1t and she cackles to advertise the fact
 The merchant may have the best goods in town, he may handle an ex- elusive line, but it he does not boast little of it, if he does not let the people know that he has superior goods, how can he expect to sell it?
 Each bit of advertising helps, bu, constant advertising brings big re- suits. It is the little drop of water that-falling constantly on the rock of public favor-wears it's way through opposition and reaches the goal.
 ----O----
 Patronize the merchants who ad- vertise in The Journal.
The Newark journal., 1917-04-05
Ga ' ' ss g ' ' Sa ' Y '
 g HI SCHOOL NOTES v
' ' ' ' Y Y y ' V Y '

Chapel honor roll this week: Hor- ace Hoyt and Vergia Clearinghouse.
 The preliminary contest to select representatives for the Northeast Ar kansas Inter-schol contest at Newport will be held Thursday, April 12 in the school auditorium
 Two plays will be given by the High School Boys Friday, April 13 A small admission fee will be charg- ed. @
 Georgie McNeill and J. P. Lowell visited the principals room Monday.
 The teachers are daily expecting some member of the Board to visit the school.
The Newark journal., 1917-04-05
PREDICTS DOWNFALL
 OF GERMAN KAISER

Mtn. Home, April 3.-Gustave X lar, German real estate deals IN has been in this country sirere, thinks that the German I MT. rise and overthrow the nd some four months. He says4chine. The es in Germany do within a few rule and that til was the only many have coy couple.
The Newark journal., 1917-04-05
BARN AND MULE
 BURN AT BATESVILLE

Batesville, April 1.-Friday night a barn belonging to Barnett Bros, and operated by the Batesville wagon yard as a feed stabie, was destroyed by fire. One mule was burned to death. Two or three horses in the barn were gotten out with only slight burns. Two tons of hay were destroy ed. The origin of the fire is unknown.
The Newark journal., 1917-04-05
STRAWBERRY pICKERs WANT

ED at Judsonia, Ark, two cents per quart paid for picking, families or large parties will be furnished houses or tents. Picking starts about April 18th and lasts for month. For in formation write w. c. North, Presi- dent and Manager of the Judsonia Fruit and Vegetable Growers Asso- citation, Judsonia, Ark.
The Newark journal., 1917-04-05
SINGING CONVENTION
 MAGNESS, APRIL 22

Our first singing convention for this year will be held at Magness the fourth Sunday in April, 1917.
 We hope there will be several class es present. Every leader is request ed to bring their judge. Let every one prepare and make this convention the best. MURIEL ASHLEY,
 Secretary.
The Newark journal., 1917-04-05
CHILD IS KILLED
 WHILE AT PLAY

Yellville, April 3.-Joseph Burruss, five-year-old son of sMr. and Mrs. Walter Burruss of Rush, was instant ly killed at the home of relatives three miles west of here Saturday when he fell from a flying jenny" while the swing was in motion.
 The boys skull was crushed when he truck the ground, and heavy g dT ;,Af timber fell upon him.
The Newark journal., 1917-04-05
TOWN ELECTION
 PASSES OUITELY
Many Changes are uade in the City Officials at Town Election Held
 Last Tuesday

The city election in Newark Tues day was one of the quietest ever held in Newark and created but very little interest among the friends of the various candidates.
 Following are the officers elected and the vote received by each of the candidates:
The Newark journal., 1917-04-05

Patronize the merchants who ad- vertise in The Journal
The Newark journal., 1917-04-05

Journal for good printing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
REF|NERS' MEET
HELD ON JULY 8.
Corporation Commission Hear.
ing to Be Continued,

Although II was expected when a
conference with rctincrS vas called b.
the state corporation commission that
the supreme court would have disposed
OF the Brecur case. testing the Cor,ti.
tutionalty oi the uil and ras bureau
the conference will be proceeded with
luly o Art I Walker chief cun,crya
uun officer ,lid today
The suprcmc court viii hear mo- ar
gumcuts ON any case, before July 10
The regular court session today ha.
been passed. a, has the one next week
Indications now are that every re-
finer in the state viii be- represented At
the conference. Mr. Walker said l'dly
The purpose J., 10 ,c' d standard for
pl,olluc a, the guide irr the .'l and
gasoline inspection -s9,'"
The inspector, WHO are to dn Oh.
work have been agreed upon hu' do.
list probably Will mot hc anruwCrd
until the supreme court gives ''S upn
ion The inspectors under Cnus''.A
tiun will attend the hearing luly %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
ARMY MUST HAVE
300 MEN A DAY
TO MAKE QUOTA

other fellow tn enlist. hu' that he nov
want, tu see some oi the many mru
who have repeatedly declared It then
intention 20 enlist a, soon as they ar
needed
To NEE, IL, quota the state ot OK
lahuma must furnish neatly 800 men
per DAY from now until June 70 Iwen.
ty-siN men enlisted in the regular army
during the past twenty tour hours.
The national guard oi Oklahoma &C.
gcplrd twenty one
Onk clgh, more men are needed b,
the engineer company now being Of
gau,ycd ln this city
Roll OF Honot
The name, ol the Young men wh
responded tn the appeal OF The prc,i
dent IN culi,, the branch the, lOine.
and the town 90 which they live in
llh1r
National Guard James " rrpuh'
UrrsHhJ stewart William I Nvsi ll.ui
y ntoWu. Edmond Nrun Potter Ntup
tdwin ~ sanford ilwvf N TAYLOR
Groigr y Eastwood. lINVd I. ll..'".h Do
all uf Dkh'uw1 rIf, William NJ NNIhf
pnuls Npney. 1BwsH N TuNrr PA"
Valley e. n straw. n,wpt Arthur W
GENTRY, sulphur Walter I lcvrisht uk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
GARFIELD wheat
YIELD IS HEAVY
Some Farms viii Produce as
Much as 80 Bushels Acre,

ENID Okla. June % SpcoalD-
Henry OF. a farmer living tive miles
southwest oi Enid. has the best wheat
field in Oklahoma according to the
general opinion OF grain men who have
been over the wheat section oi the
state The field covers 100 acre, and II
has been estimated that II will thre,h
thirty five bushcls oi grain an acre.
The shock, cover the icld so closely
that i, /, almost impossible TO drive
an automobile through the field
Several nrhc' farmer, IN thlS county
have wheat which they estimate will
make thirty i've bushels an acre The
rrIu pro,pEG so Garfield county are
excellent and the anticipation, of the
grain men and farmers will be exceeded
when ,hrcShrug O., over. according tu
present reports Crop estimates poln,
TO an eighty five percent normal yield
in the county and an average crop OF
fifteen hu,hel, an acre
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
Harvest Hands
Cow Brakeman

ENlp. Okla. June 2n Especial l--
-Four harvest hand, turned the table,
on George Hatch Rock Island freight
brakeman. Yesterday when he attempt
rl ~ rut them out of q huy,ar near
the round house here The hands were
ENJOYING lively crap game IN an
empty car on the siding when Hatch
climbed IN to eject them
He attempted 10 seize one OF them
when a large revolver was flashed in
ms lace he looked around and motto
cl three other fcvolycrS The men
backed him ,o the door and pushed him
uii backwards, Hatch ran 10 the round
house aud notified the sheriff who
rard,d the hobo camp atrcs,iug nine
'raretri, none oi whom was ,denuti
rd b, the brakeman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
CiTYBRIEFS

GarosnIr1 Books Z, ne Ordered Rocks
.r ubrt,u.ug Uud vegetable CROWNS a'c
'u "" included iu ruW volumes in he or
i"f'H iu. ihr NDui, o.. commissioner
s street With H revival ut interest IA
lH'druIus flr lnpNs supply ~ books
NHs found Insufficient
oonnsuy u Mike ponnelN. commit,
.IHutf uf finance and cunts Wna not
able iU o. 40 ha office M the rliN hall
iu''N Nf unnn,lts illness is thought
'n have lr.n caused lf his uvprNufk dur.
.nr inc Esi cross campaign last week
Bord Forfeited Q. o. Arthur str,ucd
.Hf' NrH' un .hn.. u. operating a
lHw'NHr NutI.y Hf fN. U.frVHI ItUluls
.n ''.' N1in street NHr' iu apprsf in
tho Uu'..r ruTu ti. mmug his bond
NH. dr.I7fr' forfeited
Fortune Awaits William Barry 4 Tor.
.Uuu awaits NIGHw UHfN. Who is Nr
Ns,'l resides boz lNIa tI..uii, Accord
mo- ln letter ffuw New York httnf
us1 received at the mayors office TODAY.
considerable property has been loft tn
ONE Walter Naff, who vas horn In 1850
ir WW B .uaiW1krf loo Helena Atk In
'h" frHf 1912 mat removed to this state
sin., tuni time
rro,r,f ca. SET The trial " carl
l.H'NHf CHARGED with assault With In
tent in Hn uron : " whit is sr, fnr
lhufsdHN morning .n district couf' rros
ger wAa Indicted D., tho rrard nf, last
w'sE fI" alleged assault occurred ON
june 4.
~ l. Hahn rndeftsEns TO Wal II
Wattlr rriai Thursday W Wal.
if'r Who has been held in ~, rounty
I nn iuf satrfai weeks uu a siaiuior,
UhHfrr will la tried in NIsffIr, count
/ huislaf mUfnlne Tho ysss eas set faf
itIRl lAsi weak hui was pissed because ~
"a number ~ other eases ltInr se' ahead
/ ui % and not haNinH been disposed ~
/ r'rfins a Sons t,isftat.t, Wal ~,
. Adv
/ ore Nofwsi Increases ~ Wilson
af .fu aHI.tf|Hf.fHlanf fa.... I...tf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26

hhomA city Murray VI. Barton, Lamar
William f Fell. Lamar, John Brown,
Crescent, James Stiuo. Page two from
Hugo and one from cushing
Regular Army Bedford n Brnswell.
Fort Cobb stanton Ray. Acresvile; Roy
A. Beller. shawnee. VIRGIL Hicks, Ny"rs
Leo q. Baird. koru. Robert Lee Brown.
Colony. Buil thamloss, MN Creek. George
T.. Cissna, Oklahoma city, August e.
bahlkr. oklahoma city. Clare u. Dob
bins, MincO William a Fly SWlnk
Homer w Goltry, Enid, Edward G HE
kett. Mlnco Browdcr T.. Lawson Altua,
William T.. Lee, Crowder, Horace G. LOT
ton, Bismark Hampton l., O'Ncillj okla
homa city. Robert o. Pratt. Enid. VIII
liam y Runyan, Broken Row william
: Southcrlnnd. Ardmore, clyde u. Spur
g,on, Crowaer. Frederick Is little. VI
uitR. John Il Twiss. New Wilson Thorn
az VI. Walton Dr., Hugo Robert l.. White,
Altus. James q Woods. New Wilson.
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BIG WHEAT YIELD
ON LAND TREATED
SCIENTIFICALLY
Continued from Page one)


So as 10 hold the moisture during the
long winter dry spell
The best wheat in Jefferson county
/, eight hushcl, Stephens county
wheat run, a, low as one and one halt
TO two bushels
Farmers generally are storing tn
wheat a, i, is thrcshed The compar
atNcb small amount that has been
sold has been at s. To $40 bu,hel
Corn. since the rain, j., IN excellent
condition. 1t i, from two to four tec'
high in lhc southern counties. In tn
section along the Texas line, the cotton
crop is practically assured.
The department still places the esi.
mate on this years wheat crop at 80.
600 600 bushels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
Foreign Religion
Forced on Serbia
By Bulgarian Army

N0RASHlNGToN June 20
WV The Serbian bishops and
V clergy are being treated in a
brutal way in the Serbian provinces
under Bulgarian occupation says a
statement issued by the Serbian le-
CATION here. The bishop OF Scrguie
IS interned IN Bulgarian monas-
tary The director OF the Theologl-
cal seminary in prln2en, steve De-
miultrewtch. has been ordered with
10 OF his pupils to 80 on foot all
the way to Sofia and no news Of
them has since been received The
Bulgarans are enforcing their schls-
matte religion IN Serbia and the
Serbian clergy Is being expelled
from the country
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
Application Forms
for Camps Arrive

Young men OF Oklahoma City who
desire TO enter the second training camp
for officers which will be held at Leon
Springs Texas, beginning August y,
may obtain application blanks at the
Office OF the mayor
Capt + Y. kiciicr. Eighth Field ar
tillcry who as been detailed to Fort
Sill as examining officer for applicant,
Tor the second officer, training camp
has sent The may0r the blanks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
Vital Statistics
MARIAN. tle.n,,,

Marriage Licensed,
NNtl 4. tNht"N To Nftts UIh. Ne A'rHfFF
Okla and Mildred lola Paul. y hr,ft uII.
oklahoma Ii'N
lie,mpu il boswell. 90 Yeats uld. Wont
N.l uth. and Ennirc Irir'r ~ Years
FRANK Dmus Mitchell. % Years oi
oklahoma ,Ii,. and urssin Mae pnn,
hoe. "a wears old. Oklahoma Jli,
nlr,h,
NJ and Mrs n . kfuslHN t1U West
luitnwpiuui avenue. o. boy
Mr. and Mrs A = Auslr,. eos IVES,
Film avenue. boy
Mt and Mrs Auhre, Kline. go West
sixth sttpet a hoy
NJ and Mrs Peter Nlahtkis. 1888 West
Sixth street q ritl
Mr aud NJ. "A = sinnehpusc. il8s
West Seventh street rir'
NJ and NJ " , 'aiI io' West y
avenue. il r'H
p.,,N,
Nslier 10 UaFland. ~ wears rf nee
Fort Hammock Texas
. John uI,rnf, a. ,esfs uf aEe iu,al hos
pihi
rumme Charlton. ,sar.oid son oi
w and Ms e. Charlton. loc,l hnspi.
/ Nathan steele. ss ,,srs " ars. 1906
I East Twenty fourth street
ueofge Nelson. 'o Years " srs local
l6hpl. ,on uf NJ sN Mr. q n
/ Nnrrie Nufth yieeern avenue
Cismmie iiolnvsI. a ,ssf. ~ are. iti
North Gvaff avenue
euudlrp perut,
| v " IIs.. ''' West Turri|.tH street
fsrinr rut,H
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fifteen American mormons who reSd-
ed there at the time they took posses
SION oi several thousand acres OF land
owned BY other member, OF the colony
driven out about year ago. The
MexcanS announced they would keep
tins land
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
LOSS
FROM DAM BREAK
OVER S1,500,o00


SALT LAKE CITY Utah, June %
Property damage To- railroad rackage,
dcpots and crop, estimated TO be more
than 81 100000 wa, the result OF break
in the Price river irrigation dam in
GooScbcrry Creek. a tributary to the
Price river, twelve miles northeast OF
Falrylcw. which began sunday afternoon
and finally resulted in a raging torrent
after carrying away the ,lNty-toot wall
which lmpouuded more than 100000
acre feet OF water.
Coal Mines Tied Up.
Hundreds OF thousands OF dollars oi
additional damage IN loss ot traffic will
be suffered b, the Denver and Rio
Grandc railroad because oi the com
plctc uc mp oi the coal mine, in Carbon
county which depend upon the railroad
ior an outlet thousand, OF miners will
be thrown out OF employment until the
railroad Is able 10 rebuild from fifteen
to thirty miles OF track which ha, been
washed away
Three large steel bridges have been
washed out, score, OF highway bridge
have gone and all concrete culycrl, IN
the Price river VALLEY between the dan
and Price. a distance OF IS mile, hay,
/ been DESTROYED
No Loss of Life.
Hundreds oi resident, OF Clstlcgatc
Schoteld. Helper and other ,malleI
point, ,pcn, last night on the side, o
the steep canyon through which the rag
ing torrent poured a, yet no lo,, o
HE ha, been reported bur from al
side, come inquire, for missing per
sons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
CREDITS PROBE
IS UNCERTA A|NTy
Land Employees Asked to Face
the Grand Jury,
AND THEN ADJOURNMENT
Auditor Howard FayOrS En-
pIoying John Field,

Uncertainty as 10 whether any action
will be taken by the school land com
miSSionerS on the recommendation OF
the Oklahoma county grand Jury that
relations between the school land de-
partment employees and the Interstate
Rural Credits association be- luyc,r-
gated was the expression OF land com
missionerS today
Records Sought
II became known this morning that
the grand jury had informed \ NJ
Mckinney, secretary of the department
and Gam Gait OF the department that
they would be called upon last Sat
urday to bring records OF the loans
made by the department. az the instance
oi the credits association, 70 the grand
Jury The presumption by Mckinney
was that the matter was to be thor
oughly aired
Mckinney was told shortly after lhl,
that he and Gait would be called un
Monday The jury adjourned SATURDAY.
afternoon
f. b Howard state auditor, ind
Gated today that he might offer a rcso.
luton IN the commissioners meeting
today that the commission itself make
the investigation
Would PAY Fields
III ! do this" said Howard Il shall
favor employing John Field, to wort
with Us He was head OF legally con
sttutcd body with power 10 sit IN.
thing to the bottom consider tha
the grand Jury was dcrellct IN it, duty
If it believed the arrangement betweer
employees OF the department and IN,
association was in violation Of law
"As Mr. Fields is a busy man and
cannot afford to give his time free
would vote to pay him from any avail
able fund, to act as special inycsll.
gator"
Attorney General Freezing has iudi
Gated that Ne will not on his own in.
i,iative, undertake any invcstigation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26

Convict Begins Suit-Thr suit uf Curtis
g. Edmundsnu against tu" RAILWAY Mail
association waH. begun before District
Judge iihysOu this morning Edmunyuu,
who pleaded guilty 10 two charges Of en-
heIziement some time ago and wits sen
fenced to serve q year Ia the peuitcu-
tiary In each case. Is ,ndcivoring to Sc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
MexicanS Disarm
American MOrnons

DOUGLAS, Ariz, June l6--Mcxi-
can residents Of the Batcpito valley in
the vicinity OF Colonia MoreloS, sixty
miles southeast of Douglas, dlSsrmcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26
WAR PROPOSAL
FIRST MOVE Of
CREEK PREMIER


PARIS. June 26--A Havre dis
patch from Athens says that for
mer Premier Venizelos who had
been commanded by King Alexan-
der to form a new cabinet, arrived
at Athens yesterday and will be
received by the king. Venirelos
was summoned following the Iesig-
nation of the Zaimis cabinet
LONDON. lune lb-A dispatch TO
the lines from Athens say, dS soon
a. parliament IS convened NJ Nenllc,
los will probably propose to the dcpu
ties that Greece join the allie, lie
doe, not intend however. to mobilize
the nation against II, will tie is cN-
pcctcd first to undertake a great cam
paipn explaining to the people that
GrceccN interest, are bound up IN the
entente cause
II his mission j, successful he will
be able IN about three mutoh, 10 put
the entire forces ot Greece into the
balance
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capltoI Want, erpr,m servIee Ar

Capitol Wants Express Service Ar
rangemcuts have been made by the state
board Of agriculture and the Wells Fargo
Express company for service from the
capitol 20 the downtown Office As soon
a. permission is given hy the interstate
commerce commission, the company will
put Two ton truck In operation The
department each day eNpresses thous-
nnds of tags which are piachd on ship
meuts OF food.
Protest Hearing Today Hearing on the
protes, against the "chrOpractors ref
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-26

that shows AN Increase over last year at
this time. The Wenthcrford enrolment is
s5n
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cure payment of a 81 600 accident policy
which he carried with tho Railway Nal
association He alleges hf was injured
before he was sent TO the peuiteutiary