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Evening star., 1918-02-03
1.-The Peace Program

russ. because it don't make no differ
ence what kind of acid YOU use, Nav
russ. dead beat is a dead beat. un-
body has got any sympathy-eIther in
telligent or unselfsh. or unintel'lgent
and selfish. Am right or wrong. Nav
russ"
Il wouldn't worry my head over that
if l was you, Abe said Norris. be
cause as you said just now, Husband
Evening star., 1918-02-03

the piratical schemes of Capt Kidd is so
clear that
stop right there" roared Kidd. BRAN
dshing a dagger over Attila's head. You
and l have been pals for many long
year. Att but ! want to say before you
Evening star., 1918-02-03
Y |

Extra added feature. the popular Russian
dramatic stars in roles that salt them 80
perfection
Leon Trotzky and Lenine Eurnny
In ''SA on the Bonds" piaylci with q
punch. Suspense. surprise. finish and all the
fixiuss tha; make II snappy dramatic enter
taument in tabloid form.
Evening star., 1918-02-03

go step further that | shall consider
even the suppostion OF such a case a
deadly insult.
We'll, there you are" laughed Attila
Il don't bla,nc you.
You'd better not blame me-, said
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EoR M

only would them covenants of peace be
open. but they would remain open for
a long time. because there's a whole lot
ox-congressmep ard eX-PresIdents
which is laying for the opportunity
when peace is proposed SO that they
another. openly frankly and in the
public view. as Mr.. Wilson would say.
Yes. Mawruss. there's several political
orators in and out of Congress which
has got The word traitor in their sys-
TEN and has got to get it out agaip in
reference to somebody before peace ne
Evening star., 1918-02-03

what is there in that for you to be
angry about? / should say that was
a tribute rather than a slam"
Tribute nothing" retorted Attila,
with scowl. IT'S pure. unadulterated
libel-that's what it is, and I'm not
going to stand for it. | have retained
the Arm of Coke. Blackstone & Lycur-
gus to institute a suit at once for libel
against Jim Boswell for printing such
disgusting stuff about me. Things are
getting so here in hades these de-
generate days that nobodys safe, no.
body is allowed any private life. one
not escape calumny."
But 1 don't see" began Kidd,
scratching his head in perplexity.
"Of course you don't" returned Attila.
But you'd see quick enough if it was
you instead of me he'd written about.
Come now-let's suppose similar case
with you as the hero instead of
me. You were pirate, were you not?"
"Ubetcha - cried Kidd. joyously. Il
was the dandiest little old buccaneer that
ever sailed the sea What old Whisker-
ando Van Dyke was to Iortraiture, that
was in the gentle art of sending million
aire sailors back to the land to begin all
over again Why. Att,* he added. clap
ping his hand to his dirk handle enthusi-
astically. like the kaiser. 7 don't want to
seem boastful but by jingo. old scout. IT'S
nothing but Neptune's truth that even
the sharks used to follow my ship around
the world just for the pleasure of seeing
me work
Il know said Attila. your record is
perfectly familiar to me. and it was the
best of its kind. ] sometimes think that
cutthroat you had me skinned sixty
WAYS for Sunday. But to come to the
point--suppose that old jackass Boswell
were to print story on his front page
something like this. for instance:
CAPTAIN KIDD IN HARNESS AGAIN.
Recent news from the upper world in
dicates that Capt. Kidd has returned to
earth again and resumed operations, al
though this time the buccaneer is not
flying the black flag upon the high seas.
but is doing a laHd-oftice business as a
promoter Of war charities. from which he
is deriving huge profits at the expense
of the alleged beneficiares thereof. Sew
eral individuals have Just been indicted
by the grand jury of New York for pock-
citing the bulk of the proceeds of the re-
cent Army and Navy bazaar, at which
$4,000 was received. and from which the
beneficiaries got less than $50. The paral-
lei between activities of this nature and
Evening star., 1918-02-03

will attend to that number on the pro-
gram for herself, but what is troubling
me is number l, which provides that
peace shall be made openly and at the
same time does away with the posi-
bility that some afternoon when you
and me gets out of here after making
for ten years yet, we would buy a
sporting extra with final Wall street
complete. and see the whole front page
filled up nit the word peace in let
ters foot nigh, understand me, which
it has ALWAYS been in the back of my
head that the next time Col. House
Evening star., 1918-02-03

stuff tnan a ma nufacturer of fly paper
is to make flying machines. but as an
ignorant business man, MaWrusS which
that ] amt. Mawruss, it seems to ME
that the aciG test OF our good will is
not going to ae the way we treat Russ
land but the way Russia treats us, and,
in fact Nav russ, Russia already pour
ed a little acid On us long before this.
but now when she renigs on her bonds
full of acid, Mawruss, for my part, the
treat ment needn't go on for months to
come. am satisfied With the acid test
Evening star., 1918-02-03

sibie parties. we could add as many
more propositions as necessary
What you are trying to fix up. Nav
russ, amt a program. but a catalogue.
Mawruss," Abe commented. which if
we want to get performance of Mr.
Wilson's program. understand. and
they're going to have lot of trouble
factory sea. en- account they would
either have to paint a sea. dig a sea or
Evening star., 1918-02-03

that we might just so we'll give her
bigger one and add propositions from
NV TO NN, inclusive. of which propo-
sitions NVI would contain the same de-
mands as proposition XIV, except that
the person upon. whom the sentence
was to be carried out would be the
crown prince instead of the kaiser, but
no flowers in either case. understand
me and if twenty propositions wasn't
enough to take care of all the respon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
Urges LdW TO Repoke
requests 10 Animals

Dear Miss Grey: Recently there
appeared In your paper tho picture
OF dog that has just fallen heir
To an apartment. "A four figure bank
account and "A paid up cemetery lot
Isn't that enough TO arouse ua. as
n government. TO make new war
measure that prohibits willing prop
crty TO pet animals. except 20 those
that have saved lives. and then
only enough for the lifetime OF naid
animals. How much better II would
have made the world should that
will have been mad. out instead to
some wife whose husband has TO
claim exemption because Of her de.
tendency. when he otherwise might
have enlisted as volunteer.
And then there are the starving
babes OF Europe. That small fortune
could be utilized no m TO save a
number Of babies lives.
Tho VIII Of Edward II. Radcllff
cannot be revoked. But there II one
thing We can do. and that IN 20 make
such law as I already have stated.
as n war measure. 10 affect the wills
OF those not deceased. or else the
government should comma ndccf
property willed 10 pets. 10 prevent
injustice 20 our country.
\ VOTER TO BE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
This Girl Wants TO
Eilhk in Trenches

Dear Miss Grey: Ever since |
saw certain war picture. have
wanted 10 be a soldier. I don't un.
dcrstand why the government won,
draft and enlist girls an well as men.
There are as many women tn this
world as men. and think we should
do our bit for Uncle sam an well an
the boys.
would much rather be in the
trenches than here working for the
Red Cross DO you think IL cut
my hair and dressed like a boy |
could get into the iines7 ALICE.
The atrocities committed
against the French and Belgium
women. also the Legion OF
Death. women soldiers Of Rus.
sia. ought to convince any in.
telligcnt woman that nature has
not fitt~i her TO become n sol.
der. except. perhaps. for her
own self defense. In case her
country were invaded.
You think you would rather
be In the trenches than here at
home. aiding the Red Cross be.
cause you are totally ignorant
OF life in the trenches. IL the
war continues. and our women
do not see fit to aid the govern.
ment In every possible way. II
n quite possible they WILL be
drafted. but not 20 fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
Unmarried Women
Can Lead FuU Life

Dear Miss Grey: / am % years
old. young man | respect. but
do not love. wants me TO marry him.
love another man. who has never
indicated any special interest in me.
| think 1t is wrong to marry with.
out love. but convention forbids me
TO show my love to the other man.
| cannot be an old maid. Can't you
suggest some way TO help me out3
FERN.
Respect the conventions and
walt. In the meantime revise
your ideas. "Old maids" have be-
come almost extinct. The worn
an OF today who. for any reason.
remains unmarried. may lead n
full and busy life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
g!IIlnIIIulIIIIIlIIIIDIIlIIIIlIIIIIIIlu
Z Cynthia Grey's Z
3 LETTERS /
Would Eliminate
Al Animal Acts

Dear Miss Grey; The four.leggcd
beasts have been scailed the lower
animals. II II IA mistake. Nothing
can fall 80 low as man.
| did not come to this conclusion
In one minute. or from reading one
book; but ! ann sure II anyone reads
Jack London's Michael. Brother Of
Jerry" his heart. II he has one. will
be Inspired with "a desire 10 wipe out
the horrible crucltieH 10 the DUMB
beast. which God has decrced should
by mans inferior.
In this book. Jack London de.
Hcfibes more fully and truthfully the
Unnecessary cruelties during the
period OF animal training for shows
and circuSes than I could ever hope
TO do. In the preface OF his won.
dcrfui book. he tells OF way to
wipe IL out. that In. by leaving the
theatre during the showing OF an
animal act. thus showing the pub.
Hes diHapprovai
arm sure there are thousands.
who. like myself. "A short time ago
enjoyed such an act thru emo.
rance OF the terrible torture going
on behind the scenes. EILEEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
u ARE DEAD
IN CYCLONES

CHICAGO. May Reports Of
at least 22 dead and seven injured
were received here today from tor
nado centcrs In Iowa. KANSAS ana
WiHconsin. Lone Rock. Wis. re.
ported five dead there In last nights
twister.
In Boone. Iowa. where four per.
sons were said Co have been killed.
30 houses were wrecked. Newton.
Ia. reported two dead and Denison.
Iowa. one killed
The Kansas death toll stood at
ten. In wrecked track extending
across Ellis and Rocks counties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
MRS. HENDRICKSON
SAYS II WAS JUST
WHAT She NEEDED
Bartell Drug Co. Sells Nearly
Eleven Thousand Bottles
Of Tanlac in Eight
Weeks
BENEFITS ARE GREAT

In every city. town and communi-
~. throughout the United States
and Canada. where Tanlac has been
introduced. there are many living.
enthusiastic witncaeca 10 It's remark.
abb. merit. And although placed on
sale In Seattle scarcely two months
ago. the Barteii Drug Company. Inc.
have sold and distributed nearly
eleven thousand bottles. In one day
alone more than three hundred and
| thirty-or 10 be exact~-thrce hun.
drod and thirty.four wellknown peo-
pie called to purchase the modicin.
and 60 tell OF tho benefits they have
derived from It's use. Mrs. 81. H.
Hendrickson. who in a lifelong rest.
dent Of Seattle and lives at 1874 Yes.
Ter street. In relating her experience
with the medicine. said.
For several years my system has
been in very badly run down con.
dluon. | have also suffered from in.
digestion for "a long time. which. dur.
ing tho past two years. became very
much worse. could not digest my
food properly and | suffered much
pain and distress from the gas on
my stomach. which at times would
press on my heart. causing a chok.
Ing sensation and shortn~as OF
breath. I always had TO be very
careful OF my diet and even then
suffered. My nerves became NO shat
tered that couldn't get sufficient
sleep and my strength and energy
seemed 90 leave inc entirely.
Il used 10 weigh one hundred and
eighteen pounds. but kept falling
off until | weighed only ninety three.
and II neciped that nothing could
help me. Finally I decided from
what others naid Tanlac had done for
them 10 Sc. II IL would help me. and
I must Nay ! have been wonds rfuiiy
benefited. My appetite II much bet.
ter and | can cat many things |
could not ca, before. My nerves are
no much Improved that can sleep
well and my strength is gradually
coming back To me. have already
! rcEained five pounds OF my Loaf
weight. and judging from tho way
am now improving. ! will soon reach
my old weight. on. hundred and
eighteen pounds. and feel AN well as
I over did. It's real pleasure 10
recommend such a medicine and I
gladly give this statement 10 be
used in letting others know about IT,"
There are Thousands OF people who
complain OF being ncrvou. and run.
down. They ARE not aick exactly. bu,
feel tired out and good for nothing
most Of the time. They need some.
thing 10 build them w and throw off
the symptoms Of this weakened. de
bllitatcd condition.
Tho system. besides being purified
by Tanlac. IL toned up and invig.
GRATED as the medicine. aside from
assisting the blood. rcinvigoraies the
constitution. overcoming as IL seems
TO quickly do. nervousness. indigcs-
ton. non-nsaimilation OF the food.
headache. backache. kidney derange.
mcnts. general debility and many
other ailments that are so common
to the thousands OF haif.sick, de
prcsscd men and women.
Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartell
Drug Stores under the personal al.
rcction OF n special Tanlac represent.
alive --Adycrtlaemcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
ALLIED SHIPPING LOSS
SHOWS BIG DECREASE

WARRINGTON. May 22.--figurca
OF British and allied shipping losses
for April show n dccrcas. OF IS per
cont from the previous monthly av.
erage. Acting Secretary Roosevelt
said today. lie ascribcs the reduc-
ton in sinkings TO the increased nc.
tivity Of the allied fleets. saying that
the raids on ostend and Zccbrugge
undoubtedly will have an effect on
the May shipping losses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
AILMENTS OF WOMEN

There II no denying the fact that
thousands OF American women drag
along day In and day out suffering
with these ailments peculiar to their
sex which make life n burden. II
women who suffer from dragging.
down pains. infiammatory. liberated
or catarrhal conditions would only
give that greatest Of all remedies.
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound. "A trial. they would readily
find relief from such suffering. as
many letters OF commentator con
stantiy being published prove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
STUDY OF GERMAN is
KILLED IN CALIFORNIA

SACRAMENTO. May 20. 49, The
study Of German In the high schools
Of California was knocked out yes.
,erday when the state board Of cdu.
cation unanimously adopted a reso-
luton calling for the elimination OF
the study Of the language from the
high school courses.
Schools refusing to comply with
the order Of the board will be cut off
from receiving an apportionment OF
the state high school fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
Pownbrokers Report
to Police Dent.

Dear Miss Grey: Must the owner
OF stolen goods pay the amoun
loaned on them by pawnbroke,
when the goods are found in a pawr
shop7 A VICTIM.
Pawnbrokcrs report to the po-
lice all articles received by them.
This saves them from the charge
OF receiving stolen goods. The
owner must pay to recover
goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
Rheumatism
Remarkable Home Care Given by One
Who Had f-He Want. Every
ssfferer TO Benefit

Send Ne Money--Jwst Your Address
Years Of awful suffering ana misery
have taught this man. Mark II. Jack
con. OF Syracuse. New York. how terrible
tinm IL. and have given him sympathy
with all unfortuna,ea who are within Its
grasp. lie wants every rheumatic victim
to know how he was cured. Read what
he saws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22
All Who Become Fl
Mnst Re1ister

Dear Miss Grey; I am "A Serbian
boy. age 81. and have not citizenship
papers. Am ] supposed 10 register
on the 5th OF Juneg j.. NJ.
Yes. under the new draft law
aliens must register the same as
citizens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-22

tWsuSs Nuo0tsuk hutougu MY SOauts
In tho spring of 1ssa I was attacked
by Muscular and inflammntory Rheuma-
tism. suffered as only those who have
II know. for over three years. I tried
remedy after remedy. and doctor after
doctor. but such relief as l received was
only temporary. Finally found n rem
sdy that cured me completely. and II has
never returned. have given Il to n
number who were terribly afflicted and
even bcdridden with rheumatism. and
II effected cure in cvcry case.
want every sufferer from any form OF
rheumatic trouble to try this marvellous
healing power. Don't send n cent. simply
FIJI out the coupon below and | will send
II free 20 try. After YOU have used II
and II has proven itaelf TO be that long
looked for means OF curing your Rheu-
matiam, you may send the price OF H.
one dollar. but understand, l do not
want your money unl.as you are per-
fcctly sntisficd to send n. iant that
falr7 why suffer any longer when pos
tive relief IL thus offered you free
Don't delay. write today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-09
RAILWAY SHARES
LEAD IN TRADE
Irregular Tone Seen In Bal
anCe of List,

NEW YORK. July s.-RaiIroad shares
were firm TO strong AZ the opening OF
today's stock market on reporta that the
government Will soon ratify satisfac-
tory form OF contract with the transpor-
aton systems Of the country st. Paul
pfd.. gained 3 points hnd the issues OF
various other roads rose from fractions
was Irregular. equipments, shippings
tohhccos and specialtiea reactlong va.
rlahlN Liberty bonds eased slightly
EQUIPMENTS and raks especially Z. q
steel and coalers contributed to the bet
Ter tone Of the early afternoon. Mex.
lean Petroleum, American Can AND
numerous minor speclalties also respond.
Cd to n moderate demand but Sumatra
Iobacco was again under pressure
Rails eased In the last hour on the un.
fhvorabb crop reports lndnrtrials, shin
pings and specialties also reacted mod
erately. The closing was Fteadv, I'M.
erty 3bH sold Mt 1886 TO e962; first and
second ~ at % to s4.1O and 4As at % tc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-09
East Side Bargain

sEN EHAB modern homes, special bar F.
gains. easy terms. Martin. llIH w
n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-09
Grain Affected \
BY CROP REPORT
Nervous Tone Seen in Open
ing Hours, =.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND pRovIsloNa

CIUcAGO. July TO a great ertept
traders In corn assumed a waiting atti-
tudy today and avoided commitments
until after the issuance OF tho govern-
ment crop this afternoon. The effect
Wip bearish. Hs the market tended 10
ssb owing TO lack OF support. Openino
prices. which varied from unchanged
figures 10 Nc lower. with August N.6lN
10 Il.Ji and September 81 .5iA 20 S1.bk,
ware followed by material setback al
around. and then moderate rally.
oats eased down a little with corn.
After opening unchanged TO Nc lower,
with August 6s5sc TO zoe. the market
declined slightly further and then re-
covered somewhat
Weakness Of grain and hogs turned
provisions down grade. :
Subsequently. covering by shorts
brought about an advance. The demand
appeared 10 be due TO belated evening
w for tho government report and -
damage advces from the northwest,
where dry weather has prevailed. The
close was unsettled at the same as yes
tDrday's finish 10 lkc higher with Ap-
gust El-JjA L55S and September $i.bbk
ul %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-09
REAL ESTATE WANTED

="
OWNl.HS. ~ SOU wnnt 20 sell your real
, estate. list II With US. Aiaple GIG. S0i
Campbell Ildr
FROM OWNER best cash bargain In
bungalow, located northwest Walnut
1895 j.
Will. buy good or Groom cottage
north oi Eighth street ana south Of
Fourteenth, from 100 10 500 block catt
or w'st B. 81. Armor, Walnut asb6-J.
WAIT strictly up.to-dpto home. In
high class location, vii trade some
pnyInR stock ana cagh. Phone Maple
iUii-R
OWNERS
Party WGuts 9 Or & room bungalow
weSt 0f 100 hlocW win pay cash for
between Twelfth and Twenty flnh not
good deal SEC. care OkllhOman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-09
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. July s.-HoGs Receipts.
10000: Be TO loc lower; lights. SIC sOH
bnSieriP baSS Psi s;S'Ss rSod hears %rSd Sgg
gls.eO: bulk. tlss0aissS. CATTLE:
Receipts, 1900: steady to strong: native
beef steers. fil.5Odl7s0; yearllng steers
and heifers, f9.50d 1850; cows s75On
fair to prime southern beef steers. $40 90
nlI70: beef cows and heifers, So 00H
1880: native calves. s7.75Ql7 SHEEP:
Receipts, $500; steady; lambs. ,iiO0n
1900; ewes. 81 OOQl2OO; Gamers and
choppers, t5.O0dlO.OO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-09
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. July 9.-MercantIle ma :
per four months, percent six months.
percent: sterling. So day bills tIT95.
commercial, e0day bills on banks, ,i72;
roIpmersi9 comm ,eo-daS bills. M7is; de-
ers, demand, 5Ih cables, 5ix Bar all
yer. 9eN. Mexican dollars. n, gov
eminent bonds, easy; railroad bond,
steady. Time loans, firm; so DAYS. 5is
"a 20 days, bHm5t six months, 6 bid,
Ing rate. 8; closing bid. bn; Offered AZ
6; last loan, g. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-09
COTTON TRADING !.
LACKS SUPPORT
Drop of Sixty Points Record
ed at Opening,
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS. July e.-Prices were
depressed to the extent OF 81 TO So points
In the cotton market today during the
first half hour OF business by selling en-
couraged by scattered rains over the belt
and a bearish view OF the price fixing
announced by the war industries board
on cotton cloths. No supporAcamo from
any quarter.
At level 81 TO IS points down early
sellers were Profittakers The mafkSt
reacted moderately standing at noon at
net decline OF So TO Is points.
The market turned quiet but steady,
with a slight upward tendency. At 1
o clock prices were 22 to 30 points I'M
der yesterdays close.
Sales on the spot, i74: TO arrive, 200.
Low middling. 25.50e; middling. So00c,
good middling, lfsc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-09
wANrED-BrDs AND PROPOSALS
NOT,CE no BlDDERs

No ~ To ITUUITW
Sealed bids will he received by NJ. "
Shepard. county superintendent Of Grady
county fOr AChoOl district No. 36. At
Chickasha, Oklahomn, up untii II clock
noon OF tho llth dny Of july 1918, for
tho erection OF brick school building
anOwn as Union Graded School for said
school district. miles northwest OF
ChirkashB. Oklahoma. Plans and speci-
fcatlons may be- had by-uplyng to the
cOHnty superintendents office, or the
architect, H. II Eads. Amber. Oklahoma.
4 deposit of $1,000 viii be required as n
gusrt,ntee for the return OF the plans
certified check for 81 900 will be re.
quired with ench bid a. guarantee that
tho contractor will execute an indemni.
fying bond for 60 percent of his bid with.
In 10 days Of date Of the awarding OF
contract
q. d. GRADY. Director.
Attest:
/ V JONES. Clerk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-09
LEGALs

NOTICE ANNUAL sTocKHoLnERs
MEETING SAFEGUARD OIL, CO.
The annual meeting Of stockbolder. NJ
Safeguard OIL Company will be held Mon
day, July %, 1919. at a.30 y m, az office
Of corfrsny. 3l0-3i1 Patterson Bldg, Ok
lahoma City. Oklahoma
Signed July 9. 1918
G. o RUSSELL. President
9, W. FOWLER. Secretary fsEAL)
NOTICE Il hereby given that Frsd EiiI-
son. who was on the 18th day OF Janu-
ary. 1917. convicted In the district court
OF Oklahoma county on the chargs of
grand larceny Of domestic animals ard
sentenced 10 term OF years In the state
penitentia Mill on the 4th day OF July.
oi Oklahoma for a pardon-