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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
Food Conferees
toDecide Liquor
Issue. at Start

WASHINGTON, July 26-Confer-
ees on the administration food control
bill today undertook to reconcile diff
fetences between the house and senate
with vigorous fight threatened over
certain features OF the legislation
In their first session today general
sentiment, in preliminary survey by
the conferees, was said to be for diSpos-
Al OF the prohibition question first, in
order that the finance committee may
be advised OF any action which may
affect revenues in connection with the
war tax bill II also agreed to expe-
ditr the conference and hold night ses
sions. II was announced that nothing
would be made public until the bill i,
virtually completed,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
TODD CONVICTED
OF KILLING WOMAN

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, July 26.-Roy
Todd. charged with killing Mrs. Eliza.
beth Hudnell was found guilty OF mur-
der in the second degree by jury here
late last nigh, and today his punish
ment was fixed at ten years in the
penitentary. Todd testified that Mrs,
Hudnell died by her own hand as a re
sui, Of a suicide pact The state pro
duced a witness who testified to see
ing Todd grab the womans hair in one
hand as she sat on a chair, and with the
other slash her TO death
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
WORLD CONQUEST
DREAM Of TEUT0N
RACES SHATTERED
Prisoners in England Say Di-
pIomacy to End War,
UNITED STATES SC0RNED
Peasants Do Not Even Know
Of War Entry,

LONDON July 2o - Cermany's
dream of world conquest has been shat
teted and the btlisi among all classe,
there now is thsf the war mast end
through diplomacy, rather than by a
victory, according to the Ger
man prisoners in England
viswpoints Summarized.
A representative OF the Associated
Press who has just returned here after
a visit to the large interMnent cAmr
t Dorchester, where approximate,
1900 German prisoners are qusrtered
is enabled 10 present many interesting
sidelighn on the German viewpoint .
represented by men OF oil typeA VIII
have fought with the German forces o
land and sea and In the air. Thes
may be summarized a. follows.
Germany having held out thus
far she 10 prepared to hold out to
the end.
"Ths economic situation In Ger
many 10 not a. bad - Il has been
reported either by the bslligsfsnt
or neutral prsss.
CONTRARY 10 reports there 10 no
visible shortage Of materials se-
tually needed for the prosecution
Of the war.
Americas entry into the war
will prolong rather than shorten II.
"The United States being essen
TALLY q commercial nation, she can
not make her great mAn-powsr felt
soon enough to change the couss
Of events.
"The submarines are doing all
that was expected Of them"
There is surprising lack OF con
Germ manifested by the prisoners be.
cause OF the United States being ar.
(cortlnued on Pace 2, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
CANADIAN RIVER
UP Three Feet;
ORDER REVOKED
Heavy Rain West Causes Rise
in Stream Here,
ClTY'S GARDENS WATERED
Drain ON Supply Follows SuS-
pension Of Ordinance,

The ordinance prohibiting use OF ei'y
water for sprinkling purposes or tor
washing of automobiles and other We
hicles is temporarily revoken until mid
night. according to announcement by
Commissioner Street this morning This
announcement followed the arrival here
OF a three foot rise in the North Cana
dian river last night
River Receding.
The rise reached Oklahoma City
about 9 o'clock last night but at noon
today the river was rapidly receding.
Dr. Street stated the rise will have
passed bv some time tonight.
Announcement OF the suspension OF
the ordinance caused an almost instant
activity among home owners and gar
asemen. according to the city officials
Immediately following the issuance OF
the news in the noon edition of The
Times. Dr.. Street said, the hose was
turned on in all sections OF the city, for
the purpose he believed, OF watering the
gardens Garagemcn got busy At once
10 clean 40 their stock of cars before
night
Water Turned on.
The business men who have gardens
immediately tclephoned to their homes
and told their wives to attach the
sprinkler and "let 'er run" at full force
throughout the day Many business
men who have for the past few weeks
(cortlnud on Page 6, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
New List Shows Drafted Men
Order In Which They Report
Physical Examination to Pre-
cede Claims for Exemption
on Ground Of Dependent
Relatives,

WASHINGTON, July 2o--While To-
cal selection boards were at work to-
day assembling men OF the selective
draft forces, officials OF the provost
generals office began prepar7
ing a new publication to furnish regis
tered men with an easy method OF
keeping track Of their status
Cross Reference In Lat
The new list will be issued with cross
reference by number between the red
ink and drawing numbers 1t will hn
possible for those supplied with the,
lists t9&nform any man almost instantly
in w6hh order he was drawn when
he furnishes his red ink number. Pre-
sumably these lists will be placed in
the selection boards headquarters so
that registrants may learn quickly
where they stand. II the master list
was used it might be necessary to read
over several thousand numbers before
a registrant-could find his own.
A careful outline OF the process te
be followed by the selection and dis
trict boards is being prepared for pub
lication
Only Thing to Do Now,
The only thing regstrants can DC
now is to watch the selection board
headquarters so as 10 know immediately
when their names are posted. The date
when they are to report for physical
examination will be shown at the same
time
Even the question of dependents will
not come up until report on mans
physical condition shows him to be
suitable for military service Then the
selection board will be prepared to re-
ceive aiiidavits on dependents The
forms OF the affidavtS will be shown
BY the board
Similarly, forms for applications FOR
exemption on industrial grounds or for
appeal from the ruling OF the selection
board will not be available until the
time for their use comes, The purpose
Of the plan is to avoid the piling up OF
documents and to provide that board,
will have before them at any time only
the papers OF cases in process OF hear
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
carp APPOINTS
OLDER MEN FOR
COUNTY BOARDS
Many Vacancies ON txemp-
ton Boards Are Filled,

Vacancies on county exemption
boards were filled today by Adjutant
General ANGEL carp. The appoint
mepis were made necessary through the
removal of men Of draft age from the
boards.
Local Changes Made.
Two Of the changes were in Okla
homa county. Dr. B. F. Vaughan wa,
named to board No. 2 to succeed DR.,
Kenneth J. Wilson and Charles w.
Gunrr was named to board No J, cue
ceeding H. G. Oliver.
Hugh Johnson OF Hugo was selected
to serve on the Choetaw county board
in place Of A. T. Wright, who resigned
Appointments ~ . result OF the re-
moval Of the men OF draft age are:
r. o. Millar, Norman to Cleveland
county board, vice Ernest B. Helms,
G. f, Meador, Semma to Seminole
county board. vice Foster Smith.
r. J. Allen, Duncan TO Stephens eoun-
" board. vice C. T Lawrence.
Harry A. Picrson, Shawnee TO Pot
tawatomie county board, vice D, B.
Wyatt
Joseph Brandon, Sallisaw 10 Sc
Quoyah county board, vice Ray o,
Weems
f. A. Burke, Hugo to Choctaw county
board, vice II. {. Holt
DR.. F. B Hamilton, Wilburton to
Latimer county board, vice DR. g. A.
Fitzpatrick
Ira c. Haycock, Wilburton to lati-
mer county board, vice Charles Evans
Gait, Ardmore Member.
John l. Gait, Ardmore to Carter
county board, vice s w Tyer
Frank Leonard Fort Gibson TO Mus
kogee county board, vice X. NJ, Mount
castle
{. c. Taylor. Sapulpa to board No.
in Creek county, vice Gus Corey,
Walter Douglas, Frederick to Till
man county board vice w. b. Stagg
and +. n Stone, Frederick to Tillmar
county board, vice z Z. Rogers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
TobaccoFund
Crows Larger
As Days Pass
Local People to See That Sol
ders Don't Pay 81 for
Nickel Package,

Did you read that story in the OKLA.
homan today written by Haywood
Broun, accredited to he pershing army
in France for The Daily Oklahoman'
And did you read where some un-
named "Sammie"-it might have been
boy from Oklahoma City paid 81 Tor
an ordinary nickel package OF American
smoking tobacco, merely because the de
mand was just about twenty tunes as
large as the supply
And did you read in the same story
that French tobacco was plentiful but
Unpopular
On the authority Of those who have
Travelled in France and other continental
countries it may be said that European
tobacco is a travesty on the real thing
That old Joke about the use OF cabbage
in cigar factories surely must have
originated on the other side OF the big
pond European tobacco hasn't the
punch" the verve, the kick to It'll
Continued on Page 8, Column 4.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
Girls Make Charge
Against Warden

BATESVlLLE, Ark, July 10
Prosecuting Attorney Earl Casey, an
nounced here yesterday that warrant
ha, been issued for the arrest OF W. D.
Crawford. who on Monday was re
moved as superintendent of the state
Odd Fellows orphanS home Mt
Casey said the warrant was the result
OF charges made by two orphan girls,
aged II and Is, residents Of the home
that they had been attacked by Crow
ford. Mr.. Casey said that Crawford
has disappeared but th.- efforts arc
being made to arrest him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
ANNlHlLATl0N THREATENS EIGHTH RUSSIAN ARMY
Go Get EN-!
New Yorker Offers $1,000
for First Aviator to Bomb
Berlin.

NEW YORK, July 2o.-A 81
Liberty bond was offered as prize
today 70 the first American aviator
who bombs Berlin from the air, As
German airmen have been bombing
London, by Sgmund SAKE of this
city. The offer was made in let
ter sent to the Aero Club Of Amer
lea and Mr.. SAKE made the sugges-
,ion that j, be the basis for per-
manent fund.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
High Price of Jam
Worries Army Men

WASHINGTON, July 26.--High
prices Of blackberry Jam are giving
some concern to officials in charge
OF buying supplies for the army.
Official information said attention
was given the change OF army Jam
ration from blackberry straight to
jams OF alternating kinds, includ-
ing peach, strawberry and plum
An American army OF 100000
men would eat S,29S40S tins of
Jam in year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
Delegates
at Reporters Meet

The third annual convention OF the
Southwest Shorthand Reporters asso-
citation convened at the Skltvin hotel
today at Q o'clock with the registration
Of 100 delegates from Arkansas, Kan
Sa,, Missouri Texas and Oklahoma
The morning session was devoted to
the registration of the delegates well
come addresses tnd TO the annual re
por, OF the president, G. u Mckinney
Of Nows,a, and tha, OF o Shelby of
Joplin, Mo, secretary treasurer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
BREMEN PAPER
REPORTS EFFORT
TO KILL KAISER
General Staff Denies Jaw Of
Wilhelm Smashed,

AMSTERDAM, July b-The Weser
Zeitung OF Bremen. prints prominently
Stories" with more or le. elaborate
particulars tina, have gained currency
Of an attemp, made recently on the life
OF Emperor William"
One report says that the emperors
jaw was smashed At the conclusion Of
the article the newspaper says
The general command at Altona in
reply to our inquiry authorizes us to
make the following announcement,
AS a result OF inquiries made in
proper quarters i, is stated that the ru-
NOR OF an attempt on the kaiser is
wholly untrue"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
Increase in Coal
Rates Is Granted

WASHINGTON. July 26-The in
terstate commerce commission today, in
accordance with its findings in the IS
percent rate case, granted the rail
roads application for an increase OF 10
cents ton in ireigh, rates on btu
minouS coal from mines in Illinois,
Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabama to
points in Mississippi valley territory.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
Waterway Pork
Charges Continue

WASHINGTON, July 26--Auacks
on the S270000OO rivers and harbors
bill continued in the senAe today with
opponents charging that efforts were
being made to rush through pork"
measure under the guisc OF national
defense The na,ionsl rivers and har-
bors oongre" came in for share OF
criticism for its activities in behalf Of
waterways improvements Friends OF
the congress, in defense assert that the
organizations activities are entirely
legitimate and deny that It's members
have been guilty OF unfair lobbying
in the interest of the bill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
German Vessels In Siam Damaged.

BANGKOK, July 2o-The machin-
cry Of the Aus,ro-Getman steamers,
which were seied after Siam had de
clared war against the central powers
July n. was found to be damaged All
male subjects of enemy countries have
been interned and all enemy business
will be bound up Nine steamers, az
gregating 1900 tons, were seited by the
Siame,e government with It's entrance
into the war. They were owned chiefly
by the North German Lloyd company.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
Big Gasser Found
in Healdton Field

HEALDTON, Okla, July 26-(Spe-
cial)-The Sinclair Oil company in
section 20 2S-j west has a new well at
| 4os feet that is making approximately
100000 feet OF gas. The Lone Star
Gas company has a survey OF this field
and the Oklahoma Natural Gas com
pany is considering building line to II.
This is probably the largest gas area in
the state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
G0ETnALS MAY JOIN
Engineers ABROAD

WASHINGTON, July 26-Thc pos
sibilty that MAJOR General Goethals
may 60 to France to head the American
army engineers, is foremost among the
developments which have followed
President Wilson's reorganization OF the
shipping board II Is known that the
general wishes to take up active SET
VICE and as a retired officer he is sub.
ject to any duty to which the president
may assign him The probability that
he would be assigned to service at the
front has been recognized ever since
it became apparent that he would leave
the fleet CORPORATION
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
FOUR TEu10N SHIPS
CAPTURED OR SUNK

AMSTERDAM, July b-Two Ger
man vessels have been sunk and two
German steamers have been taken TO
England by British destroyers, accord
ing to the correspondent at Texel OF the
Amsterdam Telegraaf A German
steamship which had been torpedoed,
the correspondent adds, has arrived at
Denheldc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
Lafayette Corps
Is Fully Enlisted

WASHINGTON. July 26-The La
fayettc flying corps is closed to all
candidates and the numerous applicants
for admission will be referred to the
aviation service OF the United States
army, it was announced yeasterday by
James +. McElhone, American repre-
sentative OF the corps after confer
ence with war department officials.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
Belgians Are Back
in Washington, D. c.

WASHINGTON, July 26-The Bel.
gian mission headed by Baron Mon
cheur, returned to Washington LAST
night after a o0O0-mile tour OF the
country The party has been away
since July ! and has visited most OF
the important cities in the middle west
and far east
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
5000 New York
Newsboys Enlist

NEW YORK, July 26.--Rccruiting
for the regular army continues at high
water mark in New York Yesterday
l2S men enlisted in the regular army
Figures made public today in the Brace
Memorial Newsboys' Home show that
1900 newsboys have enlisted in differ
ent branches of the service since the
declaration OF war and that 1000 others
picked failed to pass their physical ex-
aminationS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
Zoo Cages Cleaned
With Surplus Water

For the first time in several weeks
Joe II Patterson, in charge of Wheeler
park, had sufficient water at his dis
posal today. He took advantage OF the
supply and had the cages at the roo
cleaned, the flowers watered
and the duck and wadlng ponds cleaned
Commissioner Of Public Works, J {.
Walton, also took advantage OF tho
water situation and ordered all sewers
ilnshed and the streets sprInkled.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
Recruits Are Wanted
for Aero Service

Instructions TO enlist as many men as
possible for the aero squadron branch
OF the United States army was received
at the army recruiting station here to-
day This branch /, particularly fitted
for ohaufieurs clerks, mechanics,
tailors, sailmakers and skilled and un-
skilled laborers
That only commissioned officers will
be instructed in flying also was the
information accompanying the inStrue-
tions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
Caperton Received
in Buenos Aires

BUFNOS AIRES, July 26-The
president OF the republic, Dr. IrIgoyen,
yesterday received Admiral Capetton,
commander of the American squadron,
and his staff The American ambasSa-
dor, Frederick J. Stimson, expressed
gratitude for the warm greeting ex-
tended ny the people of Buenos Aires
tc the men of the American warships,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
WOMAN CONDEMNED
TO Die IN FRANCE

PARIS, July 26-A military cour.
today condemned to death for espion-
age a dancer known as Mata Hari, who
before her marriage was Marguerite
Zell. She was born in the Dutch Indies
and clalmS DMtch natlonalltY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
Oil Royalties Are
Subject to Taxes

Royalty derived from oil is income
and not capital and is subject TO the
state income tax, according to an
opinion from the attorney generals Of
fee made today at the request OF State
Auditor T. h, Howard
The contention that royalties from oil
were not taxable as income was raised
by an individual againS, whom the tax
was assessed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
kerensky Promises
to Save Country
Associated Prsss War Summary.

pFTROGRAD, July 20 In an inter.
view today Premier kerensky said the
mrdamcyta problem Of the PROVISIONAL
ooysrnmen, law in providing for the i'm.
mediate safety OF the country and ~.
revomtion. whatever the cost might eo85
The government was thoroughly oQ>
,cious OF the duty before il, he sal
wa, determined to make so(
stand against anything which thsot
the ruin OF the state, 'Ax1|
The premiet said re-esiahllsAn19 II
the death penalty at The -iseok ~ 1noN