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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10
reports from Kansas city, KaS.
Results Of Tests Of vap-0-Rub
The External Treatment for Group and Cold Troubles That Re.
places Internal DosngVapor LampsAnd Flannel Jackets
You Can Let the Children Run Outdoors In All Weahes And
Get Their Needed Fresh Air And Exercise.

for catarrh and find it simply fine-the
best | have ever used"
Mrs. Ida Thomas, 921 s. Forest
II have used your Tap-O.Rub Salve
on my little girl for bronchitis.
and think 1t is Just fine. She was very
bad-would cough all highland
had her doctored by several doctors.
and none did her any good. but the
second application Of Vap-O-Rub gave
her relief"
Mrs. Nellie Beth, 22 N. Baltimore
Ave.-"I have used your salve for the
past six months, and have tried 1t for
colds on the lungs, and found 1t of
great service, giving almost instant
relief"
Mrs. NJ. J, Bailey. 635 Georgia Ave-
Last winter my children had severe
colds on the lungs that it seemed I
could not reach. rubbed them well
with Vjck's Vap-O-Rub, applying II.
over the throat and chest, and cover.
Ing with a warm flannel cloth, and
also gave them small piece to swal.
low. It gave them relief the first
night. My husband thinks there is
nothing that can equal It for tooth.
ache or neuralgia pains. Mothers
who try Vap-O-Rub Just once will al.
ways use It afterwards"
Mrs. J. o. Dobbins. 204s N. 4th St.
Il have used Vicks vap-O.Rub for a
severe case OF Group just by rubbing
1t over the throat and .hest and GOV.
ering with hot fannels, and found II
relieved in a little while. 1t is much
better than Internal medicines for
small children"
Three sizes 25c, soc or sl.00. or va
will gladly send sample on request
The Wick Chemical Company. Greens
horO N r.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10
THERE'S a man
NAMED Elder
IN the state
LEGISLATURE.
HE ought to
BE in favor
or Il bill to
LET the boys
BON.
Blouie!
PRESIDENT EVANS
GOES TO CHICAGO
Kendall Will Be Represented
at the American College
Conference This Week.

Leaving Tulsa Tuesday night. Or.
charles Evans. president of Henry
Kendall college. started for Chicago
To take part in the convention there
Wednesday evening of the AssoCia 70
tion of Colleges in America This
convention Is to last thru Thursday
and Friday and Doctor Evans is not
expected to return to Tulsa before
Saturday night.
This is the first time in the history
OF this association that Kendall has
had representation at the gathering
and from information received here
from various sources indications are
that considerable attention will be di-
rected to the local institution thru
the renOwn gathered on the athletic
field during the past year.
All denominations of the Protestant
church in America viii be represent
ed at the gathering and each one of
these divisions will hold "A separate
meeting before the final fusion of
all forces in the final sessions.
one of the most important meet
ings, as far as Tulsa and the state Of
oklahoma are concerned. will be that
of the church which founded Kendall
In this meeting Doctor Evans will
have a conference with several per
sons of wealth in the east who have
expressed a willingness to endow Ken
dali with a certain percentage of
funds, which may be raised in this
city and over the balance of the state.
FINAL agreement will be reached re-
eardmg this at this conference and
the head of Kendall is expected TO
have some important news when he
1 1turns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10

German peace proposal because he
said IL had been given to him IN con
fidcnCe by someone absolutely with
out connection with the government
of the United States.
lie was released by the committee
from further attendance.
Bnruch'e story.
Bernard BaruCh testified lie first
learned OF the presidents peace note
ON the morning il was published. ON
the morning of the market furry,
he said. he had been buying steel.
The thing that affected the mar
ket,' said Baruch. was first Won
Rethmann- -Hollwegs peace note from
Germany. That was followed by
LLOYD Georges speech i'm parliament
strengthen the market on December
10. The first cable bulletins said that
Lloyd George refused To consider
peace At all. Later as the full speech
came thru Lloyd-George went on To
say but and left the door open to
possible peace negotiations That
caused decline on the market. II
was "A notice to the world that there
was no final bar To peace and whether
u was coming at once or not we had
To turn our minds to its effect on the
market. Bearing this situation be
fore me | sold the market short on
Tuesday before the speech and during
the speech particularly, when Lloyd
George uttered the word but
The next day | bought little over
une-third of the stocks ! was short on
or more than one-half of the stocks
| had sold on the Lloyd-Gcorge
speech. ON December 20, the daV
after the Lloyd-George speech, !
g..
buy To cover my shorts and | bought
some long. l knew nothing OF the
presidents note until 1t was published
ON tho mornInE of neCemher u"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10

Comes in Salve Form Relieves By In
halation and Absorption. Can Be Used
Freely On Baby" With Perfect Safety.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10
Blurfcd the Wrong Policeman,

NTtVIHF TO IHN NWTAU'
COliLtNSNlLLE. Okla. Jan. O.
William Davis, II newly appointed po-
liceman for Smelter hill, complained
to Chief II. II. Perry that some of the
rowdy fellows joked him about being
arrested and punched up on him. The
chief went out TO allow them n chance
to try him out. He was met by big
fellow who had led In Joking Davis
out of an attempted arrest. When he
attempted the same on the chief he
found himself lying on the ground
begging for mercy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10
Livery Car Service.

NNtrINT 10 Inc WOrId.
RlNGLlNG, okla, Jan 9.=Pendine
completion of tho Ringing 4 OF
Fields railroad from Ringing to New
tiealdton, a livery car service between
the two towns has been organized.
Nearly twice the number of cars that
formerly operated on this route have
been put into service. and visitors NAV
get transportation out of Ringling any
hour of the day. The distance is ten
miles and the route passes thru Dun
dee and Writ Drivers this week will
agree on the price to he charged.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10
Engineer Quits.
Special 10 The World.

Special TO The World.
R1NGLlNG, Okla, Jan. ct. r..
Reeder, assistant to the chief engineer
Of the Ringing & oil Fields railroad,
has resigned and returned to his home
I'm Guthrie. Mr.. Reeder was mem.
ber OF the engineering CORPS that made
surveys for the Ringing road ard he
was chief most of the time of the
field work necessary to the building of
the new road.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10


aggregated lie would not give dIr"'
nnwsor when asked If he had opcrat
'd ''Ilhi 'ihphith.
Lawson Obstinate.
A third motion 10 rcport I.lwso.
ln, rnntru.ut ,.a. rntorcd h,' mo com.
,pifi,c ON d,n,pd ar Ropr.scut,ti,,
Cbiu.rf,.Id ,yh,u IaNson continued
rn rofIsc T., teu who gpyc him IN,
names of three men alleged to be In.
'"INcd IN ih" leak. lawson, inH-
lht lhil nus informant c"ntTcSslnhH
had said me names ShouId not w.
ihtnt puhII,. ht'luNc u lnlth' ne 'lS
a.lI"lN I'D Ih' H"i''h an" 'n' ""l'lI"
H'I"""h ..i... ,.....
III answer I" a. question 10Y "PI
.'l',I'',' "illI'Il. H. ~ ,"It Il '','
'"llt' 70" N'I' -" y" ul NV """''
ne N""I1 'PI'c I" tiNo III. h'W com
"I'l'' ln' n'Hie "i lu' H'i'p,' :"
'"utI'HS ne h"u ~ H'nu 9h" Y' ''
''nin,i "Iilclal Wh" ne Saiu' hnh he'i
"' "', ~ ''' wan law saw
''. ''n,,, .,, NY
VIZ, a., ,,...,,.,,
u" "y W. "'l''I ',." T." III
"1', MI' ''WS"n u" H'''o 'l' "Il"ul',
~ "'7 ''"l''N -" wv .'",N "''' W.
""'IhI '''''Inu'I "'I' i"lII'. 'N
W','i i,'l , nc I''"o F'"VV''"' ~
f"',"''u'. a.. ,,....,.,, ,..
NnH"' ''t W. '"' i''' "'u' ''' W '"'
't"n u'' "ll'" we hau u" "lI'''
N"""t''t' ' ,nl4 ,.'l.,. " IohN 'l '"' com
ING y PI'nld' M peace h"tc.
N'I'H 'n'I' u'n''N w """' 'n'
""I' W." H".Hu. n"' '"l .'.' '" d
'',h II' 'n, MAJ h't ". S"" "I"
'"h''' Gus ~ ''''"'
lawson nriiicd.
f., "a ut,,.ss of elimination chin.
rrr Id mon established hv aucstion.
that lawson mad no knowledge which
,,,,ud L, ,rc.pt,j I'M court Of an,
broker Including Bcrnard R9rucn
,hn ,.n4 operntiup ON "a leak" ni
uuy officer of Tho government wh,
hpi any knowledge OF "A leak" or oi
nu, u,tub,r Of either hotse WHO
opcrntcd ,u tho exchange durirr De
center. either ON a 'l.oj," or other.
wise.
"n,rrns,,.tuti., ChtnerCcld thor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10

states government ana nc gave II Out
bocaucs he felt that the country was
entitled TO know II because Of the ci'
feet such a move would have on the
affairs OF the nation. lie denied that
he was impollcd ln any way to make
the move by stock market holdings.
declaring ne had never sold share
of stock short I'm his life and was not
in the market ON tho duy the "Iouk'
is supposed to have occurred.
.,,,,,,,- s,,,,,,cu,
otto Kahn oi huhn, l.och y 90" ,
who was called at the suggestion "I
Representative Wood ir"d I'M" ih'
record statement d'nNlnt Ih'i no.
was IN any way connected WIN 81
leak or that ho hud ever sold snort
IN his llic. lie was excused hi''i
tcstiiNing briefly.
Allan curtis Of l"9lnu. 'lI'd uf
the committee ON % suggestion ihal ho
might be- the a. curtis win" wrote
10 Representative wood, occupied the
stand long enough to deny mat hc
was the writor llr wrote his siCu1-
turo for the committee that ii might
bc compared with that of the uuldru-
tiflcd "informant'
a bill designed especially to provide
for the punishment for persons who
refuse 10 testify u the "Icak" inquiry
committee was introduced today by
Representative caldwell Of New York
II would make il unlawful for any one
~ disuboy any house order. writ or
process or to "mishcha,c" during a
hearing before any house COMMITTEES
or Ia neglect fn rounIy win such a
comuittcr.s order tn prodiiro uorti-
mont doc,up,.ufs ar amor si,bnn,na.
ing tn r,fii4, ia tul,o .ootb and trstif,
Ary federal ,.,.u,t ,,.,ttd b.. .,ttb,,,-
il.d to ,u,,i.b tb, .,,ff,,i.,. C.,. ,,.,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10
Convention OF Thrcshcrnnen.

NntrIlI 10 hN WN'Td.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 9.-John
ii. Scott president of the Interstate
Association of Southwest Thresher-
men, has issued call for convention
to be held here February 6, and s.
In the call Mr.. Scott said many men,
bers of the association residing In ok
lahoma and Texas were dissatisfied
with past meetings held at Wichita.
and added that the convention here
viii mark a break" with past uni.
formity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10
Extra Rooms Not Enough.

COLlINSNllLE. Okla. Jan. @
The public schools were opened Mon
day morning after n vacation of two
weeks with the SO teachers in their
different rooms. During the vacation
the floors of the school buildings were
polished with oil and considerable re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10
WHAT DID HE MEAN i?


lc ! II
yesterday.
u ~
formation tan But do believe
-
MOI - Laws MS u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10

States government and he gave II out
becaucs he felt that the country was
entitled TO know 1t because Of the cf-
feet Huch "a move would have on tho
affairs Of the nation he denied that
he was impcllcd in any way to make
the move by stock market holdings,
declaring he had never sold a share
Of stock short In bus life and was not
in the market on the day the leak
is supposed 10 have occurred
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10
WCHS"2WzT %1E4ZVE

pairing of the buildings done. The
opening of new temporary building
with an extra teacher does not help
to relieve the crowded conditions in
the school, as new pupils enrolled on
Monday morning for the rest of the
school Near.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10
Two Murders I'm Year.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 9.--Only
two homicidcs in oklahoma city
proper were recorded in 1916, accord
ing to statistics Of Leo Menten. secre-
tary OF the state board of health. In
both cases the parties were white.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
WORKERS SECURE
S19,067 IN DAY
FOR RED CROSS
BearIy's Team Leads List Of
Canopaiq0erS With $2,42Z
TOTAL TO DATE S46,5l4
Mrs, Frank ?, Johnson Leads
W0men'S Teams,

The total oi contributions 10 the Red
Cross campaign reached $lo5l4F With
sddluonal subscriptions, OF $1,000 So
reported at the noon luncheon he'd a.
the Lee lIuDknS hotel
The high team iu the men, division
for the day was Cap'alncd hy Fred
Fearly 1t turned IN S2,l215o Mike
Donnclly', worker, were second with
$202} and third place went to A. L.
Welch'S team with Sll%
Mrs Frank = Johnson topped the
Women's division with SSil 81 The
second team va, captancd hy Mrs
Joe Myer and turned IN 500
Following are the team rcpdtts
EngelSman, $l,l5to2, prchatd $llO,
Bentley S9O52S Glu'cr, Sllai; Bear
ley, 2.417SO Craycroit. 81 2'6; Yea
1ey. $]02 So Madansky. $lS1. Shelley
$jS4; KleinSchmldt, $40. Ncl,h. 81.
49,; Tracy S970S0, Donnclly, S202j
Dwyer, 800; Clark, $40 so; Scott, 81.
095; Girvin and kingkadc. $llSS, Col
lins, III; Williams, SllJl, Foster
$5Ss.
Women's division Mrs S,anlcl
Williams, $ll250; Mrs Joe Mycr
$3.50. Mrs C. K. Phelps, $lO4SO, Mis-
Lillian Sidboiham, Sll7, Mrs Cod
Fowler, SO, Mrs. ". s. Hanson
sls2l5; Mr,. {. l. Henley, Sl6lS0
Mrs Frank + Johnson S55l50; Mrs
John Fields, S5, Mrs. C. l. Daugh
erty, $3.50; Mrs. Walker, $l27i, Mr,
Hatfield, $3.50, Mrs. Miller, $40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
U-Boat Turns
Its Guns on
Life Boats
Submarine Sinks Steamer and
Then Kills Eight Survivors,
Admiralty Says,

PARIS, June 2l-The German sub
marine which totpedoed British
steamer tur-cd it, guns on the hi,
boats and killed eight OF the occupants
the admiralty announced last night
zone Of our patrol boats OF the
Brittany ilotilla,' the statement
SAYS, picked up fifty men belong
ing TO 0 Summarized British steam
CT and drove off with It's guns two
submarines which were still close
to the boats in which the British
crew had taken refuge the night be
fore, A patrol boats Of the same
flotills saved forty men from a
British steamer The submarine
which torpedoed her turned its guns
on the life boats, killing eight Of
It's occupants
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
Hash and Stew
May Jion Gotham
Restaurant Menus

NNFW YORK. lune y The vaf.
NW tim, menu with hash and stew
d v made from mrai heretofore
wasted will soon greet the trVau
rant diner, ui New York VI plan,
announced hy efficiency committee
ot IN, Society Of Rcsiauta,cuf, are
adopted hy the members Of the e..
ricty The new menu provides for
No butter at dinner excludes French
and German fried potaloe, as too
expensive TO prepare bars ihc cy.
pen,iye cuts oi steak because oi
waste and provide, inr many adii
unnal fish dishes
Se,ctil restaurant men disagree
with llethcf, I Hoover food al
min,uta,ot In regard tu the rahate,
Ne ha, advised ", abolition They
tepl, that No food would he saved
IN iha, wa, and man, person,
would be thrown cu' of cmnll,
wrrf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
Lad Is Treated
for Bite of Dog

King Priest ll-vear.old boy oi lWS
South Harvey avenue, was taken hy po.
lice authorities To Emergency hospital
tins morning Tor tteatmen, ot dog bite
on the calf oi his lex A deep cash was
cut hy the dogs teeth According to
police authorities the dog is the prop.
CITY OF I { layine. olO South Robin
son street The animal !, being held
by the dog catcher TO see II symptoms
oi rabies develup
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
Army Hospital
for Fort Sill

SAN ANTONIO. 1r,a, hns y .
ST, new army base hospital, Will hc
hu'li ir the southern department, 10 take
care ut me ironp, when M, nft con
,inpcn' ni fhc nrN national atmv ,s
SEN, io this department one ui the
hi,s hospital, will Ne located At Camr
Wilson San Nr'ruio. and one each al
the following places Waco. For,
Worth llruuou. pemiur y " ani
Fort sill OKLA While details oi CON
t,ru,i'Hn are mot announced each oi
the hospital, viii BE- oi sufficient u,r
10 accommodate the sick OF any arm,
I division.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
Pipe Line Company
Assessment Is Cut

The state board Of equalization TODAY
IN a short session took action On onl,
one company The assessed valuation
Of the Oklahoma Pipe Line company.
represented hy Nate Gibson. ut Mn,
kugee, was reduced $1,000 from last
years figure leaving /, At S.2lONN
The equalization Of the counue, will
come up at the next meeting oi the
hoard luy s. II i, mo-, expected that
'hc state ls,y will be made until soms
time m August
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
Mexican Dispute
on War Attitude
Growing Warmer

MEXICO ClIN June y The carr
paign begun Yesterday morning hy ~
tuNeu,al advocating 'hr breaking 0l
relation, hy Mexico with prfmlny w,
widely discussed TODAY and the pro-
German papcr, delivered a counter a.
tack Discussion, ,hrvcd that man,
public men are convinced of the AL
Vsah,liu oi such action
Gen Rafael t,pcla. infmer governor
oi the state of Mexico and the state OF
San LUIS potop and new president OF
the senate. ,aii last might 'McSic
should have taken this step long agn
She ,nould have allied herself definite
I, with the United States go ihr stan.
the Tinted State, has taken again,
Germany
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
NITRO EXPLOSION
FATALLY INJURIES
ALLEGED "yECC"
Safe Blowing Outfit Found in
Camping Place,

HITCHCOCK Okla. lunc IL
OSpcoall frank Gibson Of End. be.
licycd to be a member Of 'hc gang o'
yccgmcu who blew the Rock island
.aic at l.awton last week. was p-pb
ably fatally injured and Ed JARVIS ot
III Reno is under arrest at Waionga as
4 result oi an explosion OF nlrro-gly-
Crruc which Gibson and Jarvis wcr'
said tn have been preparing between
Okccnc and Hitchcock carly Wtdncs.
day Officers believe the mcr wcr'
making soup IN order 10 blow safes
IN this uciphhorhool
Eyesight Is Destroyed.
Gibson and other alleged rcggmer
were campcl hy the Rock Island track,
north oi Hitchcock a, the tune ot I've
explosion The nitro gyocrlnc 'lct go
N IS thought while Gibson was pouring
It from ono flask To- another HIS eve
sigh, was totally DESTROYED, a large hole
was blown IN hi, right side an arm
and lcg was broken and hi, body was
/ badly mauglcl
Immediately following the explosion
/ GihsonS companions disappeared, fear.
| ing the arrival at officer Gibson thcr
crawlcd one half mile to shed neat
"A farm house Jarvis wen, to Okccn,
to secure medical attention for m.
, wounded man He brought a doctor +.
/ the she'd hy telling the physician tha
/ Gibson had been injured IN an auto
mobile tank explosion.
Third Man Sought
Rock Island detective, and COUNTY
officer, arc seeking a third man hc
lcycd To have been implicated in m,
. lawton robbery They have found lh'
camp where the explosion occurred
They discovered clothing, gun howl
from Gibson'S body a complete ycgg
mans outfit, including q jimmie key,
soup and other material
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
Italy Decorates
Prince of Udine

ROME. unc p - Prince Udin-
head u' the Italian mission 60 the
United State, hl, been decorated wi'h
Me silver medal for al0r Tor work
lunr as commando oi destroyer dur.
my fourteen months and for IAN I'm.
r.rnn' mission carried ont ON the coast
H, 'hc cucm, The announcement say,
that the prince !, decorated for com.
ha'Nr ,rior naval skill and elevated
vN, of character, giving constant
example ot military value
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
SIBERIAN TOWN
IS PLUNDERED BY
FREED CRIMINALS
Martial Law Proclaimed d.
Twenty Persons Killed,

PETROGRAD. June n Martial law
has been proclaimed m Tnm,t. western
Siberia. because Of wholesale murder
and rohhcucS committed hy criminal,
who had been granted AMNESTY and had
,oincd the force, II the mlli,au, an
archisrS More than l.'uO OF these par
douri Dr'm,nol, have been arrested
with ahuu, $40 other, Twenty person.
were killed and q number wounded
The arrest, followed 'hc exposure o'
a plot g. plumber an ,hc hlnh AMI
shap, and a,s1,,nlrc ihr leader, NJ
civic organizations The son associate,
ui the criminals were ragged FROM 'hs
haunt, n' ihr latter The Dlswl"c, ur
turrl when some resistance wa, ut
icrcd in the arrest,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
Wilson to Stay,
Is Latest Runor

Rumor, who see, all. know, all was
busy today with the report ,ha, K II
Wilson. state superintendent will serve
the rest oi his term, instead oi resign
ing 10 take the presidency OF Central
State normal IN the event tha, a change
q, made IN that institution The mat.
ter probably will come to a head when
the state board Of education meets
June y at the capitol
Wilson Yesterday when asked where
The report might have started replied
that other persons always seemed Ia
know abou, my future before do my
self "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
KING OF GREECE
WILL COOPERATE
WITH The ALLIES
RECONCILIATION SOUGHT T
Ruler Wants All Factions Of
Nation Reunited,

ATHENS, Iunc q The official Ga.
lc'tc PRINT, the following letter sen
irm KING Alexander 20 Prcmlci
IImtS
Il am following with the great
est interest the governments etfott
for restoring the country As for
myself, remaining the faithful
guardian OF the constitutional char
ter and convinced OF the good in
tentlons Of the powers, am willing
to cooperate sincerely with them
in maintaining tranquility, thus
bringing about reconciliation OF
the different elements of the ma
ton"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
Eiqht Are Killed
In TambOV Clash

NEW YORK lunc n righ, per
sons were killed and many wounded 10
a clash between government, troops anl
supporter, ui the newly formed tcpub
n, nt kirsiunv IN the province 10,
IamhoN Russia. according TO a olhl.
dispatch received here today from
Pc,fngfad b, the Jewish Daily For
ward The ,hrmi,h was caused hy the
refusal on, the new republic 'u rcspg
ME me authority NJ the HcrouflI
government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
Dairyman Had No
License, Charge

i ! Wallace local dalyman, is
again IN the coils OF the police depart
men, He was arrested several days
ago charged with selling dirty milk, and
when tried IN the police court was fined
$40 and costs and his license revoked
There was also case OF resisting an
officer against him but he was dis
charged on this count
The complaint book at the police sta
ton shows he was arrested again this
morning charged with selling milk
without a license. All three warrants
against Wallace were sworn on, by O.
/ Mulm. milk Inspector OF the city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
SUBMARINE CHASER
BURNS OFF COAST

null. Mass. lune 1.-The subms.
rus chaser ~ = S. formerly the Gypsy,
a fort, foot power boat wa, burned to
the waters edge ON Stony Beach last
night Ensign A. ! Mckenzie com.
mandcr oi the craft and a crew Of s,s
men were taken oii hy coast guatd,men
and me ammunition aboard was te.
moved hr'prc The flames reached H.
Naval authorities ate conducting an in
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