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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
DOS BlRCOS AHfRICAN0S Sa-
LEN con RUHDO 4 PJ r
TOS EUROPEOS
Ninguno de ellcS ha cumpiido con
los requisites estipulado> en- l.
notification de- Alemania
ANBOS Scum s. Sa3F. LltY}s CONTRA.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12


PARIS. Feh"cro l1.-El journal
des Dobntes'. comentamdo Ia situacian
nor la nueya canDaNa de submarines
ic Alemania Y rcr cl ronipimierto dc
relaciones q ? Girho imDelio ! ic.'
Tstados Unidos. dice 10 siguiente, cE
81 editorial de hey:
Los p&ists n"utra!es han est&do
coutastando Snccsiramentc las nctas
de Alemania V los Estados Unldos.
relativas Il Ia campana Ge submari-
nos. Por los teXtoS de csas notas.
Sc advierte cue as muy amo2r7zosa
In SituaciGn para los rcutrai"S. SuS
mtcreseS Sc ven @ravcmentc afectad2f
nor II camnaIa de submarines de
.Alcmania. : Sc vc que tienen "ra@dea
deseos lie demOstrar su Gesccn:eHto
en- otra fornla cue en- las nlat@aicaS
protestas Que han prcsentado, oero
no osan haccrlO."
"De toda< las respuestaS IA no;a
del Presidente Wilson. n mas cordial
es la de Suecia, Ia cual por nlngun
motive quiere ponerse en- nal cor Ale
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
CltTGO SyDTFNIENTFS TRATa'
BAN De SECUfSTRAR Al
PIE. HfROcAl
Sc HAV EyptGIDG 0ROFHES DE Apa|HEH-
Sion PARA VlEiaS A!T0S jEFES DEL
FIffG|T0 CGBsNO

HABANA, CUPA, fehr"ro IL
Gran sensae;ca si%Ic c%GSandc en- cs-
ia Capital el deseubrim'crto doi ccDa-
plot que c5taha fraguandose contra
el presidcntg MlNocal.
De las averi"uacionCs hechas Dor
las autoridades Sc dcsnrendc que cua-
tros subtenicntcs de los que prestan
sus servicios en- el PalaciG Nacional.
tenian proyectado secuestrar al Presi-
dente Y obhgarlo rcr medic de II VIC
lencia a Que firnara la renuncia de
su alto cargo.
Las declaraciones rendidas Dor los
subtenientes, han dado lugar q cue
Sc expidan ordenes de APPREHENSION
para varios altos jefes del cjtrcIto.
e. gobierno esui tor1ando grandes
precaucioncs para evitar dcs6r1cneS
levantamientos. pero a pes2r dc TO-
do. Sc cree que Ia paZ de Ia lS!a Sc
EZRA pertmbada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
JOSE ines 2ALAzAR CAPTURE Ii
PODIACION De CUzHlN CHIHUAHUA
La guarci6n carrancista cue deends plaza Tue cas
anquada e. conbate solo eis hombes escaParon
En- Judrez cporecisroa qda DrocIomas ystos ovisun
do los eGra2jeroS que no Oioen en- los ferrocc'ries

nc tanbi@n cstos jltimoS que no
hagan ueo dg, Farrocarril MeXica"o
del Noraest.. serc!a Iertararo1 los
mismos faacion~rioa ca"rancis;as Le
Ii ,itada n;a"a De Ciudad J;,irez.
"cinriciEro personals fueron apre-
hendiacs por orden de las autorida-
Ges de di,ha Doblaci5n chihuahuense,
por con<idcrarlas conrplicaGas en- Ia
fiiacion y reparto de las citadas pro-
"lamas.
Tanto en- la vecina plaza. como e.
osta ciudad, 81 avjso De Villa ha c2u-
sadG gran excitac;on entire los nacio-
males extranjcrcs Y 10 mas proba-
hle es que todos ellos Sc abstengan
de haccr viajes por dichas Was.
Los rebeldes al mando de Salazar,
segjjn. Sc sabe, han incendiado vein
ticinco pIcntes entire las estaciones
de Barreal, cuarcnta mi!las al sur
dc Ciudad IuireZ, Y n de Milpas,
i05 millas cr la misma direction. En-
vista de csto. el servicio de trenes
entire Juire2 C2sas Grandes Sc La
LA suspendido. TambiGn Sc dice que
en- los alrcdedorcS de TERRA Blanca
ca arcr.rira acnO,D0da uur mart iI1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
SlGCE SIBIENHO FL I.Ni.Hn HE!.
GRO MENiCANO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Febrero Il.
FL precio del orc meTicanc tuTo ara
nucva alza el viernes de n semana
pasada. dehido q Ia gran ccmpra de
esa noneda cue hicicroa los Bancos
alemanes Y las casas comerciales. Las
fir2as aiemanas est4n liQuidando sus
cuentas bancarias en- los Estadcs Ur;-
dos para estar pceparados por 10 que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
LEGO 1 HiIEVA YORK FL Va
P0R KROORIARD
Los piSA!FR02 GicFH QUE VIiE9A A In
SUBMARINE NESTSUIR IN BtsCO MIR
CAsTE FRFKTE 4 iRiAS0A
.,""~nu,.. ->,rrian rara II rTENsA.

NUEVA YORK, Fcbrero 1l.-Los
pasajeros del vapor KroolanG, qne lie
20 hoy este puerto, dicen que vie
ron a un submarine dcstruyendo I
IN barco mercante freate In costa
de Irlanda Y 5ambiGn Z otros dos mis-
teriosos botss, cue Se@dn Green fueran
corsarios alemaAes. colocados a! de-
rredor de aquel
Los citados yiaieros no supieron de-
cir de que nacicnalidad era el vapor
mcrcante vlctima del submarine, nj
el numero de este, pues dicen que pa
saron a gran distancia del lagar en-
que Sc efectua5an los aconteclmien-
toS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
TRES BARCOS ffRChNTES No.
RUECQS ' CJATRO INGEESES
ECHADOS 4 PIQUE
Il TONELiIE TOTAL De Los Sl{TE YAPO-
RES iifRSAsIES De RfFfRIkCli, ES
De 22.2il IGYtihDkS

NUEVA YORK, Febrero lila
mas importante Ge ias pcrdidas nava-
les ingleses duruHta el dia de aver,
:! consecucucia de Ia campana de sub
marinos alcnaneS, fue Ia del vapor
Manitoba. Dichc vapor construido
aperas el aio pasado, era uno de los
mas nuevos Y modernos de la marina
mcrcartc britannica. FL vapor perte-
necia a Ia British India Navigation
Company.
Adcmas de este barco, otros tres
inCicses fucron echados Il pique aver
por los submarines, Y tres noruegos,
hacienda en- conjunto IN total dc sic
te barcos, con ul tonelaje de -. .27l
toneladas, iGe agrcgadas a la cifra
anterior da una suma de 1922 to-
neladas destruidaS desde el dia prime
70 del actual, correspondence q un
numero de vapores igual 81.
Tn pe1uelo bote en- ell que Sc halla-
bar tres ingleses y un negro america
no, miembros todos elloS de Ia tripu-
laciGn del lapor hundido "Daunt!ess',
fuc rescatado en- alta mar por Una
chalupa, segln dice I'm despacho pro-
cedente de la capital de Espana. Los
narfragos no habian condo desde ha-
c;a cinco dias. Y Sc hallaban Ell un es-
tado de dehildad que hubo neceSidad
. de enviarlcs al hospital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
EE KAISER C0NVOCO 4 VhRNS
De SuS Ministries
conf PEAGIhRA CON fliOS EN- SUs Guar
TILES GENERATES S0RRE la QUESTION
De Los SUBMARINES

AMSTERBAI. Fcbrero 1l.-El
Kaiser cor .or6 hoy a una conferenc!a
en- sus Cuartelcs Generates, 4 varIos
de los pro,mjnontes funcionarios de,
g9bierno Imperial, presumicntose que
ell asunrC que va discutirse es cl
Que Sc rcfiere q Ia question de los
submarines.
Creese que el Kaiser pretende ne
gociar con los paises neutrales algu-
nos camDios re!ac;cnados con Ia cam
paNa submarine, pero no Sc tiene ma
idea sobre que puntos de esa CAM
rana puada habcr cambios que al
tavorecer a los neutrales: no 10 naga
tamb!an les aliaGos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
SaLIO De OUERETARO l!HA
C0NISS|I0H 1 RtCIDIR
AFLETCH(R
TRAf Una FSC0LTt ne C|tN HoHBEE',
Que SFUA COMMUNICATIVE RE-
fDElthi ii MGsESB

= .,rq~ama E~prrra, para ~ FNI\Si-
:. !. !. :. :. :. :. = :. :. :: :. :. :. ::
:: QUEEETARU, Febrero IL :
:. Gsta maaana saii0 De alui un2 I:
= Comisi6n nCmhrada per n Sc2re- d:
= taria de Kelaciones del carran- -;
:: clsmo, para II frontera. con OBJ :
:, 20 de recibir en- Laredo 81 Emba- :;
:. Jador de los Estados Inidos. s:
:: Henry /. EIctc!!er,. FL tTcn Ell :
:. que saliJ dicha comisi6n llera :
: una esco!ia de Glen hombres, Il ::
:. cual, segun Sc dice, sera reforza- ;;
:. da cuando vueiva custodiando I. :;
;. tren en- que viaJa el diplomatjco !:
= americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12
LOS INClESES ALCANzAN TN NUFVO
TRIUNF() En- Ii NESOPOTAhIA
Hcieron ur auunce de 800 yard0s extension de Ire
media rlas, estabIeciendo u7a aasra Iiaea
ser.icin E>pccIaI Para Ia rRENsA.

LONDRES. Ieb-ero lI.-&.n @. IL
forme oiiyyal dadn Ia p"b!l@.,!@G no..
en- eSta capital ror 81 Minister'S d.
Ia Guerra. sc hubla de III .-.o"rtn@,~
exito alcanzado por !as t-op"s jn@.s-
sas contra los turcos en IL Meso@o-
tamia, aSegurando one una r1"v@ IL
nea Sc IA estableciCo en q" tca'ra
de "a guerra. por IN aranre eseetua-
do por los InglesrS Y Qu- com2ren-
de una extension te tres ' media ~
Has por media nrilI@ de profnatid2D.
Los turcos sufrieraa coHs:&-rl1!2s ba-
jas en- los comha;es Abr@dcS en- eS'
:renje.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12

pudlela suceder, en- vista de. la ruptu-
ra de relaciones entire ese pals y Ale
mania,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12

ri PASO. Tex. Fc6rrro Ii
Aver aparccicron fijadas en- los pos
tes ' paroles de las casas de Ia We
Gina plaza de Ciudad JuireZ, procIa-
mas firmadas ror FranciscS Villa,
en- las cuales Sc avisa 4 todos los c'u-
dadanos mexicanos Y eXtranjer2s, qua
Sc abstenran de viajar un los trcn2s
de pasaieros entire dicha poblaci5n Y
Ia ciudad de chihuahua y Sc preyia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-12

Conpre est=d sus !ibFos Ell espsaol
,yr,seio +. I,ozano, 6O7 DCtoros& 81. San
Antonio, Texas. So casa es Ii mas barsta.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
Railroad Honors
Man Who Died to
Prevent Wreck

ST. LOUIS, Jan 1.-THE act OF
Richard Moore, section hand, in
peventing at the cost of hi. life, a
wreck OF a passenger train at lola
Kan, last week will not 60 unnoticed
by his employers, the Missouri, Kan.
sas 4 Texas railway, officials oi
which declared that ali the expenses
of his burial togethel with the cree
ton Of 4 stone bearing the story OF
his heroism, would be borne by the
railroad
Moore had left track material in The
path OF a train and seeing the ap.
preaching train removed Il. Though he
cleared the track he was unable &c
escape himself. The railroad has re.
fused county assistance and the prof.
cred aid Of passengers on the train
who volunteered to bury the man who
saved them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
0SAcES TOL0SE
ON Lane RULING
Hating Of Drilling Bad Finan-
cially, Says Tinker

II the secretary Of the interior backs
up his ruling barring oil and gas de-
velopment on vast portion of Usage
Indian land, members OF the Usage
tribe will sustain great financial loss,
In the opinion Of George c. Tinker, Sec
retary of the Usage council, who is in
Oklahoma City today on tribal bust
ness.
A resolution to memorialize the de-
partment of the interior to change the
ruling so as to permit immediate de-
velopment OF the land, believed to CON
tain the most valuable oil, gas and other
mineral deposits of any land in the
state, was introduced in the legislature
yesterday.
II the ruling should be removed and
the land thrown open for immediate
development at least $l000OOO0 would
be paid at once to the Usage tribe in
bonuses by operators, in addition to
royalties the tribe would receive during
the time oil and gas is produced from
the land, according to Mr., Tinker.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
father CLAIMS
TWO LOST BOYS
Mother Ran Away From Home
Months Ago, He Says,

Ralph and Louis Thomas, 5 and 3
years old, respectively who were found
by the police in the Santa Fe station
Yesterday morning are now with their
father, n, Thomas, employe of the Ok
lahoma Railway company. Mr.. Thomas,
who lives at sol West Reno avenue,
after seeing the story in the Times
Yesterday afternoon went to the Prov
ident association and took his boys
home
Thomas told the police that his wife
ran away to Fort Worth with another
man several months age and took the
children with her.
The fathers theory is that she tired
OF the care of the boys and brought
them to Oklahoma City and abandoned
them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
SINCLAIR PARTY
may VISIT HERE
Hundred MiIIionaires on Tour
of 0iT>FieIds,

One hundred mllionaires, members
OF the Harry Sinclair party which i6
touring the Oklahoma oil fields in a
special train, may be guests Of the Ok
lahoma City Chamber OF Commerce 1t
breakfast tomorrow morning The
party was at Ardmore today. 1t tourned
the healdton field in automobiles ,ni,
morning and is to return to Ardmore a,
5 O'Clock. Tonight they are to be guest,
OF the Ardmore Chamber OF Commerce.
kilograms were sent from here this
morning by Leroy NJ. Gibbs, secre.
tary of the local chamber, asking IL the
party can stay here for a short time
tomorrow morning on its way to Perry,
where II is to inspect the new fields
near that city. The total wealth rep
resented in the Sinclaim party is said 70
be in excess of S400 100000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
PROHIBITIONISTS URGED
TO RETAIN IDENTITY

CHICAGO. Jan. IA recommen-
dation that the prohibition party enter
into no relations at present whereby 1t
would in any way surrender its inde-
pendent identity was made to the ma
tional committee Of the party in ses-
sion here today by Virgil G. Hinshaw
Of Chicago. chairman. The recommen-
dation followed proposals to organize
nation dry federation composed OF
all the temperance organizations in the
United States for a united campaign
against liquor in 1920 Mr.. Hinshaw
explained that the confederation could
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
LIQUOR RUINS THE
LIFE OF MONA SIMON
,csn.ln.ed irom P.r. one,

. 4, 4.
W. ~ .. ~" va vN =" ,e' ue"'' oeu 'ha'
'''e u "v.. W. NC. N heaVem
"c.. "nt a " riaye' s, mseuns,
ri, S"e w.. useu 70 80 10 pIAyer mee'hR
WY" mns maso,, wno was ner SUNDAY
sJn1o' s.,nJ t.AenI' oack III rn'rPP'' 'ot
W.'e., Wa''e "'... - ~. '1,nt t:, mere. lheo MIS-
Na.s maSu" ~e". !" oan,o1",S "a ana Mona
.p""en.'u u " ko "'o'W' Sme was 'h'e'
,e,efno"e ,e, en operator az inc virginia no
tu. e. ~. two yeAM 'ne '"e' men VINO
oousa, skm "e' u',ns ';. =. -,
n''e. Sne qu,. ner l3o az 'he Uir-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
Cotton Drops on
Reports of Raider

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l7--Report.
that a German raider had sunk about a
score Of merchant ships in the South
Atlantic, combined with general selling
pressure caused a drop Of about 81 50 a
bale on the weakest months In cotton
on this market today Selling pres
sure was in evidence from the opening
and the market had little support Wei
and cold weather over the belt was re-.
sarded I. highly favorable for new
crop preparations After loss OF
about N points around the opening the
market made q further break, active
months up to noon standing - to n
points under yesterdays close.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
DEIVEy FUNERAL
SERVICE TO Be
HELD SATURDAY
Entire Navy TO Honor Memory
of Admiral,

WASHINGTON, Jan. l7-Funeral
arrangements for Admiral Dewey
were partly completed today. Orders
were issued by the navy department to
bring al 1.-The cadets at Annapolis and
all available bluejackets from the
Norfolk and Washington navy yards
10 attend the funeral here Saturday
Secretary Baker will order all avail
able army units to participate in the
ceremonies.
Details Arranged.
Secretary Daniels and ranking Off
GERS were engaged today arranging
the details. These include appropriate
exercises on every American naval
vssel and all American naval stations
throughout the world and the firing
OF an admirals salute of II guns.
Until Secretary Daniels has con-
ierred with President Wilson and
Mrs. Dewey no additional plans will
be decided upon
Guard of Honor
~ Rudlu oi Hoiloi toiIlP'SVu VI piu'
jackets from the gunboat Dolphin and
the presidential yacht Mayfower was
stationed at the Dewey home
II has practically been decided to
hold funeral services for the admiral
In the capitol under the dome Satur-
day morning at II o'clock The body,
however, will not be viewed by the
public. In the event that the plan is
perfected congress would adjourn on
that day
President Wilson will issue an exec
utive order closing all government de
pariments on Saturday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
Disposition Of Ships.
Ship IL Expected
at American Port

WASHINGTON. Jan. l7.-German
embassy officials believe i, possible
that the steamer St Theodore, reported
to have been captured by a German
raider in the south Atlantic and sent
away in charge Of prize crew might
soon appear in some American port.
The embassy had no official informa-
tion concerning the operations OF the
raider it being said that neutrality reg
ulations Of the United States would
prevent the receipt of wireless mes
sage from the raider or the prize even
II one had been sent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
Snow Helps Crops.

HOBART, Okla, Jan. H.--(Special)
-kiowa county farmers are jubilan,
over the big snow Sunday afternoon and
night. The ground was covered to a
depth OF three inches and came jus,
at time to prevent severe winters
drouth Many farmers will commence
sowing oats within the next two weeks,
as moisture conditions are now ideal.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
Condor Explains
Advertising Bill

Glenn Condor of Tulsa, representa-
tive IN the state legislature from Tulsa
county, explained a, length before mem
bers OF the Oklahoma City Advertising
club today the pure advertising" bill
which he recently introduced in the
house. The law is similar to the Print.
ets Ink statute, regarded as a model
a. l.. Schuman of the Fort Worth Star.
Telegram followed Mr.. Condor and
urged that the club supper, the bill.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
Marine Insurance
Rates Take Jump

NEW YORK, Jan H.-News of the
destruction Of allied ships in the South
American trade by a German raider
was followed by an advance in marine
insurance rates here today from 2!i to
10 percent for West Indian and South
American ports.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
Bolend Says Boys
for Review Here

Officers and men Of field hospital
No. at San Benito, Texas. are united
in favor OF returning by way OF Okla
homa City, according to a telegram
from Maj, Floyd J. Bolend, today.
Major Bolend states that they would
like to be mustered out here, because
OF adequate armory and tower facili-
ties. He expresses hope that the men
will be given the positions they held
before answering the call last summer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

LAx.FOS is an Improved Cascara,
"a tonic laxative). pleasant to take. In
LAX-FOS the Cascars 10 improved by
the addition Of certain harmless chem
icab which increase the efficiency OF
the Cascara, making II better than or
dinary Caseara. LAX-FOS is pleasant
to take and doe. not grips nor disturb
the stomach. Adapted to children a.
well as adults. Just try one bottle for
constipation. Price 50 cents.-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
HOUSE MEMBERS
FOR REVIEW Of
CUARDSMEN HERE
Resolution Indorsing Move
ment to Be Presented,

A resolution indorsing The movement
to bring the Oklahoma National guard
to Oklahoma City for review and mus
ter out of the federal service, following
discharge from border patrol duty, and
providing that the legislature adjourn
during the hours of review, will be in
troduccd in the house of representatives
this afternoon or tomorrow by Repre-
sentatives Welch and Harper.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

n. p. Helm q csndldsts--R r. Helm,
9iS North Harvey avenue. announced to.
day that he would bs 4 candidate for
the democratic nominasion for ccmmis-
resided In Oklahoma CITY fifteen years.
lie 10 engaged 10 the real estate business.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

be worked out so that the identity Of
the prohibition party, the anti-saloon
league and other organizations work.
ing toward the common end would bs
safeauard rded
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17
Vital Statistics

Deaths.
Frank Smith, 56 years old. local hos
pital.
Births.
Mr. and Mrs p. b. Hunt. $40 West
Fifth street; girl.
MT and Mrs. Frank Foral. a7 West
Thirteenth street: girl.
Marriage Licenses.
Arthur Becker, 2i years old. and Cleo
Dunbar. II years old. both of this city.
J. Arthur Ludlam, 80 years old. Beth
any, and Ruby Ewing. 10 years old lsa-
Charles s. Maravia. 20 years old. and
OF this city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

Or J. r Dean. dentist, bN Lee Bldg =
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-17

r,,oy h,ouIy yudpin0 Finished Tonight
.nuas nuos'ng OF birds entered In the sixth an
show; which began Its third day this
morning, win be completed by tonight,
aoeoralng TO a statement OF officials this
morning. No sweepstakes or special
prizes had been awarded at noon
Plenty Of Coal on Hsod-No coa, .hor,
age 10 feared In local schools. accordlna
10 a statement from the board of edu
cation this morning A supply sufficient
ior several days 10 on hand. and shin
ments now on the road are expected 10
err'Ve oefors tho supply 10 exhausted,
Negro on 1rlai-E. ChappeII, negro.
went to trial the second time today on
q charge Of selling liquor TO a minor Tho
Jury IN the first case disagreed. though
ocorGe Butler, lS years old, Of Choct aw.
seo,, ,eo.,feG 70 buying half pint Of whisky
from Chappell on November 2b The
case 10 before Judge Oldfisld.
Hearing Postponed preliminary
nearing for w. T. Cook. negro, on a
government charge for violation Of the
United States Commissioner Chamber
until 2 o'clock Friday.
Boy Scouts at Luneheon-There were
thirty guests at n luncheon at the skir-
YIN at noon today, given by tho local
| council OF the boy Scouts. Mayor I'd
overholser, president Of the orsani 1stion,
| presided.
| Appeals Dlsn,isssd--Appealk. Of H. r.
Hampton. George Rhodes and Ed Ounter.
convicted In the county court OF Okmul-
gee county for violating the prohibItory
Jaws, were dismissed In the criminal court
Of appeals this morning.
Ankle Spralnsd-W. H. Christ opber
clerk at the Lee Huckins hotel, sprained
his ankle NO severely In slipping on the
steps at his home this morning that he
could not 20 10 work. He lives AT II2o
West Twenty-fourth street.
c. 3. Stuart Named Preside nt-Judse
I. -. stuart was named president of the
statewide Democratic club, organized in
the office OF Justice OF the Peace Dom
nell last night The organisation starts
out with 100 members.
Big Poultry show. IS w. Maln.-Ady.
Three Game Preserves Recomme erdsd--
establishment OF three state game pre-
serves In Oklahoma, TO be located in the
northwestern, eastern and southeastern
sections OF the state. wns recommended
oy Governor Williams before a meeting
held at the Skirvin hotel last night.
School Head Asks TOR Pupds-Appro-
priations OF 10000 are asked Of the
state board OF control by ]. W. Blatt-
ner, superintendent Of tho state instItu-
ton for the deaf and dumb at sulphur in
a request filed yesterday. Half the sun
10 wanted for the building OF new dormi-
tory and $4,000 10 TO be expended for
an Industrial building. Maintenance,
salaries and other expense bring the total
asked for the next two years TO S22l. 100.
Big Poultry show, 10 W. Main. ADV.
Breeders 10 Meet hsrs--rhe second an
nual meeting Of the Oklahoma County
Iiveatock Breeders' association will 81
held at the State Fair grounds january
"a The Chamber OF Commsrcs will serve
the visitors lunch At the grounds.
r. r. HELM--Demccrat announces his
candidacy for cosnmissiontr public works.
ADV. ~
Many 10 Graduate Thuvsday hun.
dred and forty-slx pupils Of the city ward
schools will take part In graduation OK.
~ AH ksl ~ AV-A