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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-24
CHAIN OF U-b0AT RUSSIAN PARTY
SUPPLY STATIONS FOR REPUBLICAN
CIRCLES EUROPE GOVERNMENT NOW
System Extends From Baltic
to Mediterranean,

MADRID, March "A An clabor
ale organization. by which a lar flung
Gordon OF German submarines. stretch
ing around Spanish aud Portuguese
coast has been maintained IN provl-
SONS and supplicS> has been unearthcI
nv the Spanish authorities a rlgld
censorship has been established but
il is known that at least four men have
been arrested II was reported ;ldt
some OF the suspects hailed from the
United States, but this was later shown
to be due to ,hc fact that they had
used many aliases and had found Amer
lean names to be the most useful
Floating Depots Used
4 most ingenious method va, used IN
getting the supplies and provisions 10
the submarines Lines ot automobiles
were run from Madrid to certain coast
lCints in order 10 avoid the rcguln
train service, and at designated points
floating depots were established be
yond The limits of Spanish waters
These depots consisted OF series OF
small stout wooden floats, about. the
size of ilshcrman's dory Each lloa'
formed a good sized receptacle I'm
der cover OF night. small boats loaded
these floats with supplies required by
the submarines
A coast guard patrol boat discovered
nne of these depots as a number of men
were busy restocking IT, and captured
several prisoners as well as large
quantity of Supplies and considerable
. correspondence. Later investigation
showed ,ha; one or more members OF
the coast guard itself was implicated.
Chain Stretches Around Europe.
According to information gathered
by the Spanish secret police the PENN
sula Gordon is link in a great chain
stretching from the Baltic 10 the Med
i,crranean, one Subwarine being allotted
10 every ten miles
The Spanish ministry oi marine per
mit,cd the news OF the first four arrests
10 he made public. but since then alb
solute secrecy has been observed in re
gard to the cn,ir" affair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-24
Garage
Will Be Built on
North Broadway

4 ,hree-story garage and service sta
tlon is to be built this summer by tn,
McClelland Gentry Motor company
Hudson and Dodge dealers, at tn,
southwest corner OF Eighth street ant
Broadway, according to an announce
ment this morning after the company
had purchased 7S-ioot lot on the new
corner.
The building will he of reinforced
concrete, with brick and stone facings
II is is expected to he ready for occu
pancy by December or January of mex
year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-24
Scholars Raise Gardens.

Ways oi c0nteractnp the high cos,
of living are being taught the agricu.
,ural class OF the high school under the
direction oi Prof $ x DOYLE. Text
book work is being supplemented with
practical work the class having plan,
ed garden truck IN vacant lots near the
high school building
Each ol the fifteen pupils in the class
has been given a plot 1888 feet, An
kinds OF Of early vegetables have been
planted and are in llourishing condi
ton. All the truck maturing before
school is dismissed has been contracted
for by the merchants oi the city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-24
Bank Robbery Information Filed

Iuiormations were filed ycstcrda,
afternoon by J. s. Rhnciort, county
attorney against r. I lIopkln, and J
Burns. charging them with attempted
bank robbery The two men are be
llcvcd responsible ior the attempt Il
rob the Bank OF tlgIn early Tucsdaj
morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-24
TOWNS ON TRADE
TRIP ANNOUNCED
Itinerary includes Cities in
Two States,
IN TEXAS THREE NIGHTS
Western and Southwestern
Parts 10 Be Visited

Preliminary plans for the seventeenth
annual Oklahoma City trade excursion
have been completed by the Chamhcy oi
Commerce committee IN charge Of the
affair The excursion will leave OKLA.
homa City Monday morning, May l. and
will rcturnd Saturday afternoon, May
H. making a six day trip. The best
equipment obtainabIe will compose tn"
train, including standard Pullman sleep
erS and dining cars
Cost S68.S0.
The price for the trip Will be HS5O.
which cover, railroad fare, Pullman
berth, meals and all other expense c>.
cept such individual advertising as the
merchants wish to do themselves A
letter has been mailed the business mcu
OF the city by the Chamber OF Com
mcrcc describing all detail, Of the tlip
and enclosing an application blank
which they are requested To FIJI out and
return as soon as possible after March
u Reservation, will be made for the
trip only when accompanied by de.
po>it OF $40 and lower hcrthS on thc
Pullman are to be assigned in the or
/ der reservations are received lcl.-
phone reservations will not be accepted
For those desiring to travel ltllD
more luxuriously arrangements have
| been made for few drawing rooms OF
compartments which may be secured
! For the former SIS and for the latte
/ $50 in addition to at least two iull paic
reservations, will be charged
Hsrdie Secretary
/ w. V. llardic is secretary OF the trade
excursion committee Other mcmbcr'
/ Of the committee arc \ " Boyd
Z chairman, A. A. Cain. l. NJ Gibbs, L.
l. Howard. d ! Jordan. ; ) Llndsa}
&C. T.. Bentley. 4 A. MaNiicld II. L
/ Carson and O. T.. McCartneN
Seventy towns are listed on the
I itinerary OF the cNcursionlStS, extend
ing over all the territory which is sup
Piled by Oklahoma firms.
Monday May Yukon, Fl Reno
| Calumet. Gcary Bridgeport, Hinton
Lookeba. Binger, Gracemoni Anadarko
WaShiia. Fort Cobb. Carnegie
Tuesday, May Mountain View
Gotebo, komalty Hobart, Rocky. Cor
dell. Bessie, Clinton, foSs, Canutc FL
/ City, Doxey. Sayre
Friday May li--llazcl EldoradC
Olustee, AltuS, Headrick, Snyder. Mani
tou, Frederick. Hollister. LovelanC
Grandiield Devol Burkburne,t, Wioh
ita Falls.
Wednesday, May e-Erick, Texoli
Fuller. Shamrock, Ramsdell, Mclcal
Alanrecd. Jericho, Groom, Conwa'
Amarillo
Thursday, May lo--Washburn, Claud
Goodnight. Sou,hard Clarendon. Row
Giles, Memphis, Estellinc, ChildrcS
Kirkland. Acme, Quanah,
Saturday, May i2-Terral, Ryal
Sugden. Waurika, Addington, Conan
che, Duncan, Marlow, Rush Spring
Ninnekah, Chickasha, Pocasset. Nine
Union City, Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-24

tor the democratic caucus Owing T.
hl, carly departure Mr. Ferris will be
unable to attend the meeting with mem
her, OF the hlowa tribe ,t indians. and
III, Indian land sale, which was to have
been held at Auaddrko April 10.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-24

Enjoy liic-ieel bully, Don't stay
sick bilious, headaohy. oonstipated. Re.
move the liver and bowel poison which
is keeping your head dizzy your tongue
coated, your breath offensive, stomach
sour and YOUR body full OF cold. Why
don't YOU get 10 or 2S-ccnt box OF
CaScaTet' at the drug store and enjoy
thcl tArcSt gentleSt liver and bowel
cleansing YOU ever experienced Gas.
careis work while you sleep. You will
wake up feeling ft and fine Children
need this candy cathartlc too.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-24
Ferris Leaves Tuesday.

Congressman Scott Ferris, accom-
panied by his secretary. lay keegan
will leave Tuesday morning for Wash.
ing,on for Washington, to be on hant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-24
-egiSIatonaIS on Record Mil
ukoff Leader

LONDON. March 14-rhc central
committee and the parliamentary rep
rcscntatiyeS OF the lcgiSlatonal party
at Petrograd voted today in favor Of a
republican form Of government ior
Russia, according TO a Pctrograd dis
ruch Prof Paul y Mllukoif the
foreign minister IN the new government
IS leader of this party
New Foreign Policy
Foreign Minister Mlukoii has out.
lined the attitude oi the ncw Russian
government IN foreign affairs to a
Number OF Pctrograd and Moscow Jour
nallStS. a Reuter- dispatch from Petro-
grad quotes the foreign minister as
saving
We shall remain faithful to all past
alliances. similar to that with our al
lies. which viii be still further strength
cncd and become still more cordial and
sincere. The change IN regime will dis
porSc the dIStrust our allies had a right
10 feel toward the late government II
Is RusslaS duty TO continue the strug
gle brilliantly both for her own liberty
and that OF all Europe.
Dead Weight No Longer.
by the change in regime VIC deii
nltcly won the sympathy OF neutrals
Our allies came into touch with III,
new regime without an inS,ant's de
lay, understanding that the old regime
was serious hindrancc to that or
gani,ation OF the Russian people which
is necessity for final triumph To
Gay Russia is no longer a deadwegh
IN the coalition of the allies She is q
productive force. Hence all rumors o
separate peace must vanish once for
Jl |, would be ant, national for freed
Russia TO come Ia an understanding
with rcactionary Germany"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-24

sion from the rank, At the end Of a
year Several hundred second lieu
tcuanclcs were made vacant By pro-
motions whcu the new army bill
went into effect Private soldiers
are eligible TO illl these yacancie,)
A nomination TO West Point after
a year OF service also is possible TO
the recruit who cnIisls now
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-24

Twenty percent increase III pay for
service abroad.
The physical and mental advantage
ot at least one year, military tram
ing
An opportunity to win a commits
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-24
An Expression
of Thanks

wish to voice my gratitude to the
public as well as my fellow merchants
who joined in making the success of the
opening Of the new
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-09
STRANGE, VERY STRANGE

It is strange that to Alaska to remain certain period but what he becomes unrabe at least appar enty the government officials at Washington, and when these officials want to know something they must send their investigate whether telling the truth lying like old Nick. Is Alaska country where men fall back Tn character and become unreliable; or whatf
 For nsance From the time the project for the eonsruc
 ton of the railroad launched the has had from Washington to investigate claims Those invesga invariably have repored the conditions the same remedy as Alaskans have When construction of that road decided upon, engineering commission created with like Mears Ede Riggs and others to conduct the work They evidently perfectly reliable then What are they today? Presumably unreliable since another commission has been with instructions to take notes and report
 Last evening and Secretary Lanes assistant Mr. Myers, with associates passed through their to Seward and Anchorage for the purpose the assistant said to investigate the advisaby of closing the gap in the railroad between Seward and the Maanuska coal fields and bring out coal This fact suggests the questions What about Mears Edes Riggs and others have they become unreabe3 Apparently investigators have been sent to investigate the racy of their report But should remember that these have been residents of Alaska for two and as such have become unreliable like the rest of Which is strange, but seemingly it is Miner
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-09
BONE DRY IN 1777

National prohibition against distilled liquors of food preservation old the American naon according to the Continental Congressional Record of February 2 7 dug up by Senator Henry L. Myers of Montana the United States senate several days ago. The resolution reads:
 Resolved That it be recommended to the several egisla lures of the United States immediately pass laws the most eectua for putting immediate stop to the peicous prac tce of dsng gran by which the most extensive evils likely to be derived if not quickly prevented.
 And Senator Myers sad 'That passed 40 years ago. Nobody had kerosene lamp, cook stove steamboat locomotive postage stamp, dreamed of
 telephone automobile flying machine submarine Those slow and dreamy days But passed sbe and effective bill wthin it's ima- tons) p five minutes than this senate living these days enlightened progress has been able pass five weeks And incidentally to the boundaries of its limitations it passed satesmanke bone dry law than this be willing to enact
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-09

contemporary's column appeal to Colonel Roosevelt to do talking the served remind that there has been comparative quiet the last few minutes.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-09

The Yankee soldiers France are calling themselves Amexes which has greaser syllable of such distinctness to make the appeaton ugly adobe house and meaningless.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-09

Kansas is suffering from hot winds but thought W. J. Bryan spending all his time in Florida
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-09

PARIS Aug 8One of the remarkable feats in the history of aviation performed by French flyer working with the American escadrile.
 This aviator ran into German shell at high altitude His control wires completely his levers He flying wreck at thousands of feet above the ground Keeping his head he cevery manipulated the speed shifts of his engine to allow the machine to fall slowly in crcng ton He landed safely Spads being used by the French
 rmen forced to land at minimum speed of no to 120 miles per hour It is for this especially that the avat OTIS stunt is regarded of the miracles of aviation
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-09

The old that General Kitchener still is in the land of the living has been revived and matter how strong become the proofs of his death stories concerning his
 after life will find ready Foolish creduty reoces mystery story such be from the Kitchener affair
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-09

rural contemporary half column debate with itself the relative merits of the nghtshrt and the pyma gadness which years didn't possess That when another rural contemporary had remarked that web footer going away to stay all night usually carried nothing with him.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-09

s'Stick to M Stick to it until the task completed' mands Colonel Roosevelt discussing the Might scatter words of further changing the patriotic song to make Three cheers for the red white and gue!
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-09

Following the officia report" given out in England the other day. in which the world assured that the diver had been offset and that England had sevenmonhs stock of cereals in hand Lloyd George with din for newspaper notabes at which he admitted that the dmnuon in shipping losses ncontestable etc., indicating that the submarines still nbbng seriously the isles food supply perfectly frank statement would be interesting acuaed by desire whet United States interest in the warfare by hope of foong Germany with the aim of misleading the English peoplejust plain paragraph of 50 simple worlds But has been said befoe maketh liars of us all .;.,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-31

A supply Of salt shonld be kept he
fore The hogs az all times. salt had
best be furnished 20 hogs IN the leld IN
sheltered box. Some hog feeders use
she following mixture. which they
keep before their hegs NJ all timss. be-
iieyins that II tends 10 keep their hogs
healthy and thrifty: Three bushels 81
charcoal. eight pounds salt. two quarts
air slaked lime and one bnshel wood
ashes. Powder these ingredients and
mix well. add one and one.half pounds
copperas dissolved IN enc gallon OF
boiling water aud sprinkle over these
ingredients and mix thoroughly.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-31
Clean Milk.

The length Of time milk viii remain
sweet after being Taken from the COW
depends almost altogether upon two
faetors-firsi. the care exercised IN
Keeping tie mnk clean and. second.
the temperature AZ which the milk IS
kept. Under careful management IN
keeping clean the parts OF the machine,
etc. II Is possible to milk cows with a
milking machine 50 that the milk Is
fully as clean Is when cows are MIXED
hy hand. II the machine Is kept In
first class condition and II all prae-
Teal precautions are taken against
contamination during milking. there Il
no reason TO believe milk will not keep
sweet FOR n good length Of time pro-
vlded. " course. that Il Is kept In clean
utensils. cooled down aud kept cool
following milking Hoarl's Dalryman.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-31

Walter pipps FIRST baseman OF the
Yankees. il one OF the most marilable
players developed In the last decade by
the American League Last season,
while only twenty-three years old, this
clever performer earned the home run
title OF his circuit aud also baited IN
more runners during the season than
any other ball player OF the Johnson
organization Ills hitting was more
effective than that OF iris Speaker, Ty
Cobb. Joe Jackson. Eddie Collins aud
several others who topped him In the
official averages
plpp bats fourth In BIZ Donovan's
order. Fourth place Is considered the
CLEANUP position. There is fine dis.
tinction when it Is remembered that ].
Franklin Baker. the home run king OF
Connie Mack's famous world champion
pennant trust, Is now a teammate OF
the Michigan marvel a young man
who carries mn offensive punch greater
than that of Baker. Speaker. Cobb.
Jackson or Collins has not wasted his
baseball opportunities.
In Pipp and Baker the Yankees pos.
scss IN ideal offensive pair such as has
carried more than one team to success.
Walter and Frank are to New York
Just what Ty Cobb and Sam Crawford
were TO the Tigers many years before
WahoO began 60 slow up.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-31

dropped bombs on given place and did
certain damage He must bring back
Photographic proofs, and he usually
does. Likewise, the observer sent out
on an aerial reconnaissance brings back
a series of photographs, which are
promptly put together and enlarged by
experts, and Photographic maps are con-
structed therefrom, showing the exact
topography of the country, existing con-
ditions, location. composition and dis
position of fleets or steamers and trans
ports and of land defenses protecting
the approaches to harbors Of places of
strategic importance The accuracy OBJ
tanned by aerial photography is so rev.
dictionary from a military standpoint
that it would have been inconceiyable
before the present war to be able to
realize it. As matter of fact, the
commander can have q moving picture
taken in a few hours which will show
the exact conditions between any two
given points and enable him to plan his
operations accordingly.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-31
p.n,..hlan a.lIm panul.r-

PeufAthlon swimming eVsnis are pop.
ular IA Honolulu. A recent competition
81 this kind bold by The Honolulu
Young Mems Christian association IN.
cludod the following iise events: sey.
euty-fve yard dash. any stroke; hfty
yard back stroke. 30 yards. any stroke,
towing person aud full dress swim.
Duke kahanamoku was the principal
point winner. with 37gi. Other noted
stars who competed were Clarence
Lane. who placed second; Harold Kru.
ger. who was third. John kelil and
George Cunha. Kahannmoku won the
I'D yard aud towing events and placed
second IN the other three. Points arc
scored on the same principle AS the
land pentathlons.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-31
Poison Tomato Worms.

Arsenafe of lead spray Kills tomato
worms and Is more economical CON
troll measure IN large patches than
hand picking OF the insects. Three
pounds Of arsenate Of lead paste or a
pound and a half OF the powdered form
In nifty gallons o. water IL sufficient
strength. according to entomolosists o.
the Ohio agricultural experiment sta
ton. Bordeaux mixture controls dis
eases and may be used instead Of wa
ter With the afsenleai poison. In small
quantities three tablespoonfuls of ar
senate Of lead TO a gallon OF water may
be used
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-31

This disease is indicated by partial
loss OF control Of the muscles of the
neck. form Of paralysis resulting
from intestinal poisons. generally due
to eating putrid animal matter or
musty grain. \ fowl cannot hold It's
head upright. bat twists 1t around from
side to side and staggers about drunk
cnly. The disease tx not contagious,
though very often II Is stubborn to
cure. Determine cause of condition
and treat accordingly. Give the bird
a purgative, EPSON salts or castor oil.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-31
GIRLS WHO DISAPPEAR.
Tragedy of the Thousands Tina. Sink
Into Oblivion Yearly.

INV OStiftSb
Police statistics of New York city
show thar at least two girls disappear
from home every day In the year.
They vanish into oblivion. Soon they
are forgotten. but the heartache of the
mother left behind Is never stilled. 1t
will ache on through the remaining
days of her life.
And what becomes OF the girls who
disappear:
That Is problem that we win not
attempt 70 solve We only know that
they are swept away by the great
whirlpool of life
The federal statistics furnished by
the bureau of vital statistics show that
5000 persons disappear each year
They vanish into oblivion. a greater
proportion OF these are young girls
The men who disappear turn UP sooner
or later in most cases. but the girls, as
a rule. are forever lost Having cut
away from their social ties, having
burned their bridges behind them
these disappearing girls abandon usu-
ally all thought or hope OF returning
and become isolated members Of the
social colony Of which they once were
members. They prefer to struggle on
as best they can.
1t is one OF life's tragedies. Memphis
Commercial Appeal.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-31
Watnrina the l4oraa.

Three times day is not enough 10
water live stock. They should have.
especially IN hot weather an opportu-
nifty Of drinking at least five times dai.
ly-before each meal and az Intervals
OF two and one-half To three hours
apart between meals. The animal that
works In hot weather on a five or six
honr stretch without water suffers In
tensely from thirst Frequent water.
Ing prevents water collie and other 81
effects. Never allow the animal to
drink when very hot Always force
him under such conditions 10 drink n
little M n time until satisfied
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-31
Care q Farn, tTrae,orn.

Spare parts Of the Eas tractor should
be kept Oh hand At all times To keep
the engine running Is the main thing
IN the harvest field Going to toSu
FOR repairs takes time which can lie
avoided by having spare parts at hand.
Spare parts 81 pieces which wear tho
most should De- carried with the tractor
ia order 20 save time IN replacing
parts Cylinder of for The gas engine
must De 81 the best quality aud high
est grade 10 get the best result from
the tractor 4 cheap low grade OF
Oh viii cause frequent stops aud dc.
lays aud VIII seriously interfere with
the efficiency 81 the engine Overhaul
the tractor nj least once week aud
every three days II run continuously
day aud nlgh, To delay one day may
result In n broken part which will
take longer 10 repair than the time re-
quired Tor oFerhanliug the engine.