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TUB WEATHEU REPORT
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T U J.s a ok I . UOM A THi'li lA m r. i: if
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VIOLENT BATTLE
STILL Ell ON
PROTEST HORSE .SLAUGHTER
Would Refum' ii
IHM'UII
Battlefield
1.1 I III
HERMANS TAKE OFFENSIVE
AND TERR1BL . FIGHT
ing P.1 .u:s
RENCH MAKE ADVANCE
ATTEMPT TO TURN GERMAN
RIGHT HAS NOT SUC
CEEDED YET
ATl.AVnr i ' IT Y . N .1 . rl. 7
Report tii. H Am. i n . hi horaea are be-
I tig ism in Im' slaughtered on ihe bat-
tlefields ul' Kurnpu stirred delegates
illl Various N"Ch til'S lltoli"ici III till'
nccveutlnn of cruolt) t" animals al
loduy's sesalon of the convention of
the a met ii Humane association.
Mi.- s .i. Von Hoesen of Plalnfleld
N J declan d i hul li seemed lud-
icrous ii upend thousands u( dollars
for the prevention o( inlnoi Injuries
in horses bore while thousands are
being ahlpped abroad to endure
iinii'h graier suffering.
President Stlllman declared that II
lis our business in got de rails ami
furco the govornmulil I" act If these
I M I 1 1 ! SI II I I' till).
Protests also wore made against the
:n ti. in nf st.it. ni'.iiiii ii iii linrii i.-s a ha
have closed public drinking trough!
us a nri'i a ui inn ugalUHl the apread of
vlamli'is li.li. ilcila rt'il thai
there whs no danger of tin1 apread of
I hi- ill? I'.tst' ii. I Ins niai.iii'i'.
MOVE BELGIAN CAPITAL
Relieved Antwerp a About to
Capitulate to the German
Invaders.
Wtiii i: ihe world awalta neta of
the great battle In which the
Hrltiah and French allied fri ea and
ih Hermans in northern Franco have
engaged for 16 days meager official
reporta from the tronl vouchsafe lit
tie information of the actual opera
s Today it is a Hinuii pleoa f
ground lust and tomorrow iho Hani''
ground has been regained. Mean-
while the French forcea are moving
northward but are raining little t
i hi' east which would be eaaentli to
ihi outflanking "f the Oerman rlgrhl
wing.
As ii matter of fact General von
Murk in command of that aection ol
tin Herman army with heavy rein-
rorcementa which have reached him
n the past week has taken a de-
Ided offenelve and day by day the
announcement la made by the French
"ai office that the "Violent battle
continues"
Kottilng m liritiali
The British official bureau reporta
thai Ihe French army la fighting with
Hit- greatest dash and bravery but it
is silent on whal the BrlUah are do-
lug "The FYeneh officials report an
advance on certain points on the cen
ler and the re-taking of the ground
previously yielded In the Roye die-
trlct. Masses of Herman cavalry have
been recently seen near Ulle and be-
hind them Oerman ton es moving in
ii line between Tour olng and Arm-
entleres. This important unit of the
Herman army which n was thought
might servo t i break the Itench llilto
ihe j-'reneh report ims in en held In
liei k and to the north "t Lille has
been driven back On two wings it is
added the Oerman iitacka have been
t epulaed.
The northward movemeni of the
I'lench line brings it close t" the Bel
gian frontier and rolncldentally thore
have been engagements between the
Melaiana anil the Oermana In tin- en-
20 milt's smith "I
denarde 16 miles
irnend
of i pres
mil St A
no ii Hi weal nf Ohe
i aiiadlana
While the Beat
roai'hed PVance
ha . i rein fori ed
i i li s army
in lahborhood of
abouts nf tbu
about Ihlrty-thr
a matter nf
annt
m I iig;land
Indian troopa have
and ma already
Field Marahal
operating In the
i Bolwsons tin' where-
i anadiana numbering
ee thouaand has been
mi 'cture it is now
d thai they are about to bi
lamii'ii in Bngland and will t"' sent
to an inland training ramp.
Tile situgtion as between the Rub-
sims and Oermana and Anstriand Is
somewhat problematical hut a vers
frank atatemenl from Berlin admits
thai the Oerman forces on ti" tron
in ! nf east Prussia have assumed a
strategical defensive movement mid
iiuii (hey abandoned the bombard-
ment of Oasowets a fortress In Bus-
siun Poland
Klaiurlitcr Terrific
Tins statements adds thai the ficiit
lug .ii Auguslowo and iii Buwslkl
nun of a most sanguinary nature ami
thai while ti'" Herman machine guns
linall) turned the scale of battle in
rnr ui tin- Oermana the slaughter
of ihe Oerman artillerymen was ter-
rific. The movements of the Oerman
troops were greatly hampered by tin
physical condition nf the country.
The 4Ird Herman casualtj list is-
nued at Berlin contains 10090 names
in riVad. wounded and missing
Berlin als.i reporta that the fight-
ing on the German right wing h
I 'ranee has been successful and thai
I-; the ssannli on Antwerp two more
it.ii- have fallen Into German hands
Move the Government
The Belgian government has i
moved frinii Antwerp to Oatond ae
ei ii nf Ihe ministers and many thous-
ands nf refugees having reached thai
city The bombardmcnl of Antwerp
ii is reported already has begun fnl-
iiwint: n notification from thf rom-
ninnder of the Qerman troops thai
non-combatants and others desiring
:. do so should withdraw from tin
city
President Polncgrc accompanied
by i i 'tnler V'lvlanl and the minister
..f war Mi Mlllerand has returned to
Paris after a rtali 1 1 the battle front
it has been reported that li" French
go ernmenl wo ild s....n reum to Pails
from Bordeaus
Habmarine mi Well.
a British submarine has made an
ther taid el ssi to the Oerman bam
i i north s-a Utd has torpedoed a
Bern an torpedo boat destroyer There
is iiii unconfirmed report that a Oer-
man cruise also was torpedoed.
T'li" Japanese have oeeupled the
Island of Vitp of the Caroline group
in the Pacific and at the same Urns
hare noBfled the state department at
Wrislilhston Hint the n nidation Is
temporary and solelj mr military
purposes.
The second s of the German em-
peror. Prim e Bltel Prederlck Is re-
pinipii in have bssM Injured by a ijH
(Continued no Plfa Two.)
WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE
SENATE PROBABLY
TODAY.
Will Raise $105000000 Unless
the Beer Production
Slows Up.
WASHINGTON Oct. T.- Revision
of the administration war rev
enue bill was completed by the caucus
of senate Oemucrata lute toduy an
preparations were made to proas the
measure in the senate. Senator Sun
mnna in charge of the bill Said the
flnanoa committee would present it
to the senate tomorrow. He belle ed
g Week Of del. ne Would dispose of
the bill and clear the wuy for ad-
Journment. As the bill was completes by the
caucus wilh its added levies on beer
and rectified spirits and minus the
proposed lax on gasoline and uutu-
nioblles Senator Blmmona estimated
it would yield annually ubout 1106-
000000 in. less a slump Iii beer pro-
duction cuts down the estimated rev-
enue from i bet aourot .
The Increased tax on bear is ex-
I i.d to yield frmn 143000000 to
146000000 and thi rectified spirits'
tax of a cents a gallon is calculated
to raise I'.Ouil. una. stamp taxes on
negotiable Instruments stooks and
bonds deeds and transfers lulls of
lading Pullman car and steamship
tickets ami Insuranoe policies are ex-
pected to yield 180000000 and a
slump tax on patent medicines cos-
metics and perfumorlea la expected to
produce 7 000. The remainder
will com" from special taxes on the-
atres and places of amusement on
tobacco cigar and clgaret manufac-
turers and on domestic wines.
I illiiilnatc Brokers' lav
The caucus eliminated today a spec
iai tax of 140 on brokers cutting oul
1100000 or estimated revenue A vig-
orous contest by Senator Lewis of
Illinois resulted In a reduction of the
tax on Pullman tickets from 2 cents
in i conl each. II 'as estimated that
the K-cenl tax would have yielded
half a million ui revenue Kfforta to
Impose a stamp tax on hank checks
if i or 2 cents each were voted down.
Raise I'murei Tux.
The caucua authorised the finance
committee to revise the tax on clg-
arets formerly flxi d by the com-
mittee at lm for each manufacturer
it would he graduated along the line.-
..f the cigar manufacturera' tax. w hich
charges dealers from Jti to 4lti ac-
cording to the volume of business.
Contests over duties on domeatti
wines which engrossed the caucus
yesterday and today wen- avoided
when ihe caucus left the matter to
tin finance committee
The insurance tax agreed upon in
the house provision for a levy on all
property i laurai cc bul with life In-
surance eliminated. This was done
by the senate finance commltlci bo-
fore the CaUCUS was called and was
left unchanged by Ihe conference. As
it stands in the bill a tax of one. hall
nf i cent in r 1 1 "f premium li
hvied ui all property insurancg
as. lore or afloat co-operative and
mutual policies being exempt as UI'C
re Issued polli l - Fidelity and guar-
art. e ii" Mai i i would pay a similar
rate.
will. 1)1 MAMI I Mill Tin ML
Inncs II. tin a- Corpus Case is
( ucUslui li.
san ANToNlo Oct. 7. Habeaa
corpus proc Ilhgs In the ease of Vic-
tor B Innes an i wife charged i nh
:n- m irder of .li-e Blois Nelms ltn-
nls und her sister Beatrlci IMelma
was poatponod todaj to October 16 by
ogri emeni of counsel for ihe slate and
iin accused inn." says it tin grand
jury now Investigating Hie ease ami
vvhii h Is x led to make its report
in xi Friday Indicts him and his wife
he will ask lei .i trial ui the earliest
possible lime regardless of whether
the courl admits Ihem to ball or not
iftei th" hobeaa corpus bearing Ten
witnesses making twenty-five In all
were examined today by Ihe grand
Jury.
I ml. il si- i niton I'm. I Plan.
LITTLE if a 'K. Oi t 7 Members
of the Little Ro k Clearing House
association today unanimously in-
dorsed th- plan to launch a Sl&a-
i n cotton i I to provide relief
for southern rotton growers in the
crisis caused by the European war.
All luniks represented agreed io no
their shai" .mil expressed a willing-
ness to aubscrlbe from five to tell
per cent of their Papttal storks. A
committee ns appointed to confer
with c. ; Price president of the
i. utie Rock chamber of commerce
who attended C- 6. I. mils ionf"i-
t in . Mopda) a! wl'i ti the plana SB
raise the pool wbi expounded by
l e t is j Wad. preaidenl of me Mer-
ranilla Trust companj of St. Louis.
WAR BULLETINS
ED STEAMED INTO GERMAN
WATERS AND SANK A
DESTROYER
WAS THE SECOND OFFENSE
Was Same Boat That Recently
Torpedoed and Sauk Get'
man Cruiser.
LoM IN Oct i-i s ::u p mi - '
Bubmarius K-h of th. Bi litali :
navy under command "f Lieutenant
Commander Mix K Norton yester-
day made a raid into German waters
off the mouth of th" ii"i Hms and
sunk u German torpedo boat de-
stroyer This same submarine undei
the same commander niade a similar i
dash and sunk the German cruiser j
Mela otr Heligoland September i :t As
mi the former occasion the r.-: has
safely returned Lo ber In. me port.
The action took placi at I ..'clock !
yesterday and was witnessed by the
Dutch coast guards on the Butch
Island Bchierinonuikoog'i In the North
sea off the province of FrloslauSi
Was a (iood Mark
The weather was clear and the SOS
i aim und the destroyer could plainly
be seen cruising before the mouth of
ihe Bms. Suddenly the observers saw
a high column nf water rise near Ihe
how of the destroyer. The ii'im.
turned over and sank in three min-
utes. Shortly after the explosion Hie per-
ls ope of the sul'marlne came aliove
the urface of the water for a mo-
ment bul as soon as those on board
the plunger saw their torpedo hud
struck Us mark the vessel BaTBin was
submerged
a German cruiser and torpedo
bonta came quickly to the aid of the
i revv of the deal myer.
As Bchlermonnlkoog Is close to (he
island of Borkuin where the Her-
mans have a naval base and within
sixty miles of Heligoland and the
nav al arsenal at Willielmshav eu Ihe
dash of the submarine is considered
here a particularly daring one.
The Dutch naval staff announces
Hint the sinking of Ihe destroyer oc-
curred aevpn miles off Bchbermonnl-
kooK and well outside Dutch territor-
ial waters.
( raiser VKo l i. ion
LONDON Oct IT tsTsS a. m .)
A dispatch to ihe Central News from
liarwick Bngland says that a manor
is in circulation there of in linking
if a German crulBor in addition to
ihe Oerman torpedo boa I destroyer
aire nlv reported sunk.
knottier Trawter Mown I ..
la mi IN i 'el 8. (12:61 a m. i I
The South Shields traw ler Lll) bus I
been blown up in the North aea ac-
cording to a dispatch rei ived here I
by (lie Central News. Some of Hie!
mrvlvora landed at south shields j
union nicmn'is oi uie crew
ported ti. I.e missing.
I e
raw
Kcsi'ilhi d Hie Attack.
HARWICH via London in! x.
i 1 2:50 a. in. A member of tl
"i the submarine E-i. which
lived here after the second success-
ful engagemeni of their little craft
agalnal a Oerman war vessel said
that while the sinking of the torpedo
bosl destroyer oil the butch coast
w.is more easily accomplished than
wis the case when the B-t sen) the'
German cruiser Hela to the bottom
luck waa with Hie submarine
"We knew when we left Harwich
harbor" said the sailor 'that it was
a case or hit or miss. When we rose
we saw two Oerman destroyers trav-
linn ai a sp i of iboul thlrtj knots
"our commander was at the perl-
cope and ordered forward tui.es to
la- fired. I tired the first tuba but
"uid imt say whether mj missile hit.
We 111. ui rose to the surface and the
commander said 'look at her; ihe beg-
gar is going iiow n."
"Then we saw the Qerman rise
perpendicularly Her men rushed to
ber Stern and dived into the water
The submarine then w is submerged
ignln ami made her way back to
Harwich" j
I 1 1 IM IN. I Id I. (S ir. p m I
I he oiii.'ial press bums ii al ii'iiiadi
UMUghl Isanti the rollnwliig -iai'
lii.nl . iflh ol tin tils and ill
Lens i here is hi i.l fighting I I . II In i
a slight advaocf or relrttal turns
IliroUgllOIII the line III.' rt'lMirt are
in rail v silllsliK'l"! v lie Iiciiili
arm) la fighting with Ihe greaiiwi
dash mid lira vary. Ihe GcrnuMis at-
i. ol. my iiiwcrp Inn. luisinil fur-
ward Ho n MMttioa against I'tuixidcr-
ahln ri'slsiams' hy the garrlaull'."
I.OMION Oct. 7. (1 no p. in i
in i -i . i ni iiisjMiii h in Hi.- i ichaugi
rchtgnajtli iiimpsji) aaya Numerous
aldrmbaU'N oxxturtcd this morning In-
liii'iii the BStvamsy Mlnli in the eo
v iisins of trt's t In llclgillUI ivvi nlv
miles smith of Ojgkmd) ami m ihc
soutlioni pari of Wt si I Inn. h is i ii-
Hermans tiimw ihemaelvea on Hie
forts noil csUrenciui) tils
PAJUH Oct . (H:M p in I The
offlnlaJ loiiiiouiinaiiiiii isnutxl in the
I n m il war deparlnn ui UHllglli all
iiiiunooa (lust tin' ground pev n.u-1 .
lust li) the l i'oiit li in iwis n i haulues
ami Koyo 1 1 as been re taken I Hun
on Hie center III'' Iniuli have ail
vain. . I mi i-i-rlalii Mdllls
I'lie cl lollitvvs " v. . p' on Ho
two wlnga wtiore Uie (jcrman attacks
liute hi-cii repulsed tlii're has liei'll
nearl) i-omplete calm along tlie fit ml
tin our left whig Uie an cuvalO
bus In i n pui in t-lii-ck : to tin iiorUl
of I die II llllH baCII driven li u l Hi
tween ( haulues acul Itoye the hi id
prevtousl) ceded lias been n'-uiktm
on Hie center we have made an ad-
vance iiii certain n.inis rheie is noth-
ing io refiort on our rigtn wing "
HiMiiiN Oct. in. ..." p. m.)
dlapatidi to the Cenlral News from
Uusterdum saya: "A mcHHage iwrtvcd
here from Glieul anys fighting "i a
v loll-in diaraoier baa lal ii place t"
Iweeu AuSesssi'de Iflfieen miles
southwest of Ghent 1 aud lieupoglicm
til small town ulsiut 11 mile -kiiiIIi of
tudenardc). After an hour's ciupHce-
menl Die Beagians reoolvitd Mnforee-
iiienU mid threw hack Ihe GormWIs
wiih hoavy bs.scs."
i.ommiv Oat . (8:Oo p m.) A
dispatch io the l&eliange IVIograph
LSimimny from Oatond sin "Several
niliii.sti-s wlUi the poraonuol of Uie
ministries have Jusi arrived here."
HOME. l Paris Oct 1. (11:80 p.
in.) telegram received here from
Rerlui saya: "i'lie civiiiitns at Isina-
ok.cn BetgtuaB Imvlna aitailicd Her-
man UHMMJNI repi'isjils went nnceaaary.
I au lack on was bomltarded und Us
lunch destroyed. Ming the road be-
tween I jaiisiibi'n ami PougrcH all tin
hoii-i-s were Imrtied " Both I innaeken
ami Tongres arc In the provlmsi ol
lilmburg
London o . k. (1:15 a. m-)
I he aiotdimi tin u- sru' be landed In
England todaj mid scut to an inland
training . mop
I.ONIION. Oct. 7. ( 11:17 p. III.)
A Iteuter ili-patch from imslerdam
says; "Among the refugees ivho left
uivtcrp IikIui were Cardinal Merelor
and the minister or Justice and oilier
hlgll i. He lis I lie) traveled h allln-
mobile to '''lushing from which point
lhe prtM'ecdisJ to Oat end. More than
ton thousand rughlies have arrived al
KoM iiila.il. al vvliiili place the bolll-
hanbniml of inlwcrp nan dcarl) he
hell III."
I.ONIION. oi T. . Ml p. in )
All O lend tisial Il III the I Xi hane
IVUtgraph eoiuan) says thut a Her-
man id tllclimellt Of BbOUl one lllOU-
aaild nu n Willi an Men t ml op guar-
n -is Tuesday eienlug ai Courtral. The
men s . in. .1 nr. it One of them Mild
he had liei n for IH hours tvlilioul
Iood. i he ih l.o lion ni cuinc from
Met. In was Of Llcgc
I'OI.M 1 1 iN I . t ia London I ml. 7.
(10:29 'i. m i The number of itci-
gtain refugees arriving here is Incrcsa-
iue sieadily mure than two Ulousand
landing ttalai Man) iame from Ma-
line- and lo !. iiIhiiiI six hundnl
from iniwi'rt' The suit- pohhchmIoiis
of atnal oi iin- nr. nive- an nlalned
in the bundles Ihe) tuny.
PI TltOHIt M.
I 1 1 ::;:t i iii 1-
llcclarcs to he
loundatlon" the
that : formklubfi
incut was in tin
via IxinillMI Oi. 7.
u othi iai HtaUmenl
"alwolnicl) without
i . I'liut fruau leu it i
uiitl-llusalan move-
igress in Persia aud
that Hie tin- ' in- had been defeated
in it bailie there Il Is asserted thai
null i'i : .ii no skirmisher Willi
lirigamts from I'urfce have laheu
piae- and Uuii iiie-c brlgaiMls were
driven uertis ihe ir sttkaj.
I VICT
OF HOLB-Ur BEN?
BELIEVED ROY HOS.S IS VIC
TIM OK MURDEROUS
ASSAULT
TRUCKS LEAD TO THE RIVER
Burned Portions of His Clothes
Were Found Ne;ir the
BuohM Bridge
Was lto) Hoss the v Ictlnt of bt
lOT eninitv oi l"io; .staiidlliK
borne b) peraons of ins own neighbor-
hood "i "as he madi Hi'' helpless
prey of i old blooded and id u kheartod
murderous demons?
This is the compound question
which Is furnlstiing a perplexing front
to thu i ouni) attorno) 'a ulllce In In-
vestigating the myalerloua dlssppeai
ame of Itoy linsn. a niereantlle dealer
of Pyatt Okttt. a small l.'Vin elsiit
tulles west of S m I Spl HIKS
The last .seen oi ll.es wai Monday
night at li I .' O'cloi I. w hen he left
Sand Springs after lie paid a n im
ber ol rather large bills and started
to Beklwa siv miles distance where
he Intended remain until morning
and then lake a train lo UklahoillS
City.
1 onoil I'.nrmsl t lotliea
All that is known of Ihe tale nf
Unas Is (he Stories of persons who
passed by Buchee bridge yesterda)
ami found a few pieces of clothing
which were worn II) Hoss Hon f
the clothes Showed that they had
been afire The footprint of two men
leading from the bridge down to the
hank of Hie Arkansas liver and thent'O
down along tin- river bank and Into
the water furnished .i partial clue.
This theory has led Ihe sheriff's of-
fice and the count) attorney's o III OS
to the belief that Hoss was overpow
i red perhaps shot oi slugged t" death
ami then his limp body dropped Intu
Ihe muddy WSteiW of the Arkansas
Acting upon thia theori as tin- best
which has yet been advanced Sheriff
wniiam MnCullough ami County At-
torney fod Crossland will earl) this
morning head a Squad Of officers who
win drag tin- river in the remote re
liens where the clothes and parcels
of Hoss were found
Buchee bridge over the creek is
gboul three miles west of land
Springs nn either side of the loud
In the vicinity nf the bridge is a deep
penetrating wilderness al night time.
Hers it must have been thai tin- men
evident!) two of them attacked Hoss
The faei that Hoss had been spending
money rather freelj In Band Springs
leads officers lo the belief that he was
"spotted" by the men there
Nothing was known of the disap-
pearance of HOSS ill Tulsa until late
yesterday. The mans wife who was
Waiting fur him Iii W'eklwa Monda)
io accompany him to Oklahoma cily
became alarmed when he did not ar-
rive early in the evening. However
she had no Investigation started until
Tuesday morning after Him had failed
to gel in (cicphmu mtnunlcatlon
with him al Sand Springs she being
Informed that he had lefi there Mon-
day night
Then residents of the suburban
town got busy a searching party
was organised. The road t" tVeklws
was traveled for three miles without
a clue heiiir: obtained. At the fan hen
bridge the clothing which hid been
partially burned was found.
Then the li nks of two men lead
Ing to the river's edge were s No
signs of a struggle wore noticed. .No
UlPt) gun shells were found
The sea 1 1 I. nit; party returned to
San i Bprlnga and at once Informed
i berlff Mi I lullough of thi Ir dlscoi -try.
The aherlff together with his
deputies then investigated tin- prem-
ises where the clothing Was found.
Their decision was similar to that
ol the ills. IIVI lies that Ihe blld)' of
Hoss must have been hulled in the
i v l i s depl lis
l.ate Inst nigh! searchers returned
from tin- bridge bringing with them
a wrapper from a mil of $500 In hank
notes li was .-.aid thai an attempt
Would he made to drug III" llVel i.ltlv
this morning.
Bloodhounds at Miinnf ird have
been sen! I'm and will bo put on the
ATTEMPT TO STORM NACO
I Vigorous llui I. on HoiihT I'oWN
llltguil l a t Vulil
li I I
I V E ( ' K N '1' S
Iin
il
H'O Sop. il a Del
t'Uv "siege n Noo" was enlivened
'
Hie town io morning
General lletijuinln Hill threw Ins
entire line Into action i opl) lug In t he
heuv) shelling ol ihe town ami lo
simultaneous attacks on both flanks
iiuiieis from both sides continued
1915 GRAND LODGE
i'HE ODD FELLOWS SELECT
MEETING PLACE FOR
NEXT YEAR.
NAMED CFJMD WARDEN
Nhlipliig Horar i fu I rants'
M KM I'll IX 1 t I Tlilrty-sl
c.uh ..ids of horses wen- shipped tO
da) from Memphla to New Orleans
. 1 U lih-Mla.J 1..... ..Ill I...
placed ti d steamors and tram 'Two TllllB Women Were Honored
1-..I i 'U in r l a in .' lor l lie use 01
I he
111- .1 ul iiii.-s l lontrill'IS ha v e heell
pi. o ed here b) representatives of the
Krencli governinsnt II is stated for
tin- deliver) of 10000 horses at New
Orlsana Today's shlpineni of
head was the Hist consignment
JAPS DESTROY THE
Kan
by thu Rebekah
Assembly.
lion
den
Hon
flew
II B selection of Oklahoma city for
Ihe meeting place In Kill elec-
"i s x Bwumne us grand war-
of the grand lodge ami the stec-
Of it full iiiola of asseinhl) of"
s I iit-l mil iik two Tulsa womeu
ONLY THREE GUNHOATS ARE
LEFT IN THE HAY OF
KIAO CHOW.
Mucli Feeling Atjuinst Japan Is
Beiiin Aroused in
China.
NCW N i IRK 1 to! 7 Tim Baft
ami Weal news bureau tonight
lll'tli. lime. I thai It tlSd received u
c.tl le message from ToklO as follows:
"Toklo oci : Tin. war depart
menl isimea the follow ma announce-
ment :
" 'Aftet examining the reports re
ived tii
v a 1 1 1 . lis sources n is In
INCOMING AND OUTGOING OFFICEHS OF THE REBEKAH ASSEMHLY
No hrnlner ueKregutinn of
i in he rouiKl in t'Kiaimma lliiin the
one represented in this photograph
made yesterday by BeMle wiiKht nf
the World and Hun staff The ladlea
i. re Hie newly elected and letnlng nf-
Rosrs of ibe Rebekah aesemUri the
women i laraest nrganlsatlofl of fraternal eo-
clety a omen In the state.
I' .It.. I. .ft t. .I..I. M...
MnNisti Uarlo'ar. nresent N-iwaurar: vic preaidenl
crlsler McAlester warden; Beedg C.
Pemberton Kingfisher newlj th ited
Ida C. Beck ukU-
Ida r Coiir'm-.v. t'opuii retiring Bee f noma City tie'1 'v elr ted sr. rei.it v
rctary. Stella M Ueeba Oklahoma Top row. left to right Tfcale Wl
City new prealdent; Betelle Lafayette Pureeli. Marhal Clars Hell Leding-
Cheeotoh retiring preaident. ton Nowata Inelde gnardtai t. nn t
Middle reW loft to right-- Viola Sttahan Peiij. o.iU'd a iid.au
fined that among Ibe enemy's war-
ships In the Im) of Kla.) DhoW 111 ad-
dition to the Kormoren two othei
gunboats have been sunk as nothing
has been seen of them since October
im October 'i n Japanegs regiment
made a midnight advance n m; tin
Shan Tuna railway u.s fur as 1'hln.in
There an- about thirty locomotives in
addition to some seven hundred pas
senger ami freight care fell into the
hands of the Japanese soldiers.'
"A i lei Ian gunboat probably the
litis waa seriously damaged hy the
slio's from the Japanese field guns Oil
October 1 She fled towed hy two
ethir boats into tin- huv r Kiao
Chow inn sink shortl) afterward At
present there are three gunboats
Within the hay Iiii IiiiIIiik the Ivaiseiin
Blum both.
IVhen i lo Japanese aquadron oc
. i pled ..a i ictober 6 the Jalull island
i in- of tic Marshall archipelago tin v
found no Oci man wurahlpa there or
oil Ihe vvav After destroying all
eu i ' in for military use ami seising
ammunition the bluejackets liberated
i Jap. hum- who had been arrested
and releaaed an Bngllsh merchant
vessel which had been captured."
"nlv Mllllarj Mote.
w tBIHNOTON Oct V Seen Ian
I'ryun has been Informed official!)
Hie iin tpation by tin- Japanest
naval forces "f the Herman Pacific
lalands Is only temporary and solely
for military purposes. The assurancs
came toda) from the Japanese foreign
office through Ambaaaador Guthrie
and also from Iho Japanese i-mhissv
m Pashington
It IS hell veil the del la I al loll fl'i'lll
ihe Japanese government "f it Inten-
tions regarding the islands seized was
made voluntarily. State department
officials sold yesterday no Inquiries
had heel) made by the United Stales
ui the subject and It was believed
here tonlghl tills government had in-
ccpted the statement from Toklo as
sufficient guarantee thai the situation
m the far east would not be altered
in .my way Inimical to Its Interests
No lolatloii.
li waa relttrated ul the Japanese
i in hussy tonlghl thai ihe neceaaltj of
(Continued on Page Pive
AUSTKIANS MEET RUSSIANS
i.i'ni Itatlle is on Near the .ei-
ii in ii llortlcr.
I
T
gugt I along Hi" entire lluaelan front
the two Russian armies which for the
lasi week have hen advancing from
Praemysl on Cracoa and which al-
read) nave reached Tarnow ami Ken-
aande i
i:v checking this advam s the Am
triana will relieve I !raco from t in-
d inger of a gi as the Oel man army ;
m.a'iii's i hi iiui iroui i .en o.iu ta
short distance northtnal "f Koenlg-
shutel already has overcome ail dan-
ger Horn Ho northwest."
Will t mil Herman M'arahlp
HONOLt-'ttU Oct. 7 The Nor
wegian steamship Pronto was hastily
coaled here toda) preparatory t"
leaving for mi unannoutt ed iiesiiia-
th.n It is said sin- will leave f"f
Quam an American poasesslon which
Island according t" rumor has i n
selected as the latest rendesvous f
th- Oerman cruisers iii 'his pari ol
th" Pat Iflu. Ai i j.-nt of th.. fjet
man government Is said lo tie on
hoard
Th" Pronto sailed from Nauru
i Pleasant island i on Septembet
thu day the British took possession
i mdMnged at inlwerp
i.t i.ni )N ' t t .:u u m.)
An offhhii atatemenl given out In
Antwerp last mailt and telegraphed
iii re in Hie Iteuter Telegram com-
pany's correspondent ease
A very Violani engagement waa
foUghl on all Iin -. ' id tv The ellua
Hon la unrhangeeV1
were features of yesterday's sessions
f tl Id Follows and Rebekahs
Both from a standpoint of attend-
iince and Ihe amount of husinesy truns-
aciod IVednesda) was the greateel
tin) of ihe convention. The attend
ance us greatl) augumented ysstsr
I da) b) the arrival "f four Odd l-'t-l-
low degree teams main candidates
ami u number of members. The odd
Fellow's degrees were conferred upon
a large class al Convention hull lust
iiikIu with twent) five hundred mem-
bers of the order as spectators. The
entire evening waa taken up wilh this
work
The Rebekah degree was conferred
on a number of candidates last night
at Kuclld hall
i inlsli i p Today.
The assembl) sapeots to conclude
Its sessions at noon toduy The Ite-
bokahs win hold ii public reception
tonlghl at Kuclld hull.
The grand lodge hopes to finish Its
business by o'clock this evening
but th prediction was made yesterday
thai a inniii session would have to be
held Thursday.
In a spirited ell ' Hon yesterday aft-
ernoon the grand lodge elected s. x.
Bwlmms Of Antlers as grand warden.
All the other offices were filled hv
referendum von- of the subordinate
lodges All tin- officers will he for-
mally Installed this forenoon After
some argument the convention yes-
terday oonfiri I the appointment of
Oliver C lllack of Oklahoma City BB
grand representative to succeed J. H.
A Robertson who was recently
elected deputy grand sue. it was
contended by soma that the officii
should lie tilled hy the maud Indue.
Tin complete list of grund ludgo of-
ficers follows:
A. rl. .1. Shaw Alius grund master.
b. E. Norvell Wynnewood deputy
grand master.
S X. Swim me Antlers grund wut-
d. ii.
ii W Bruce Qpthrle i;rund secre-
tarv .
i '. A. Skeen A'apanucka grand rep-
resent nive; one-year term.
Paul A. Orlffln Cheootah grand
trustee three ) ear term.
Ueorge a. Henahaw Oklahoma city
member home hoard.
I h i I 1'ulSB) W "iiii u.
In addition to the off! 8 elected
Tins lav night the Rebekahs elected
a treaaurer a trustee and a member
of Hie home board the two latter of-
fices noin to Tulsa women. The full
i)ii. .la of new Hssemhly officers fol-
lows: Stella N. Bag be Oklahoma i t y
preaident.
SSceda C Pemberton Kingfisher
v Ice-president
Viola Orlaler McAlester warden.
Ida C. Beck! Oklahoma City boo
I ital).
Mary Mi V i s. Matiow treasurer.
Lucy K Gardner Tulsa member
home board.
Mrs. Mar) Hansel Tulsa trustee.
The new president of the Rebekah
assembly Is one nf the most popular
members of tin order ami is widely
known among the Rebekahs of tho
state. The fact that she has heell
elected to every office from grand
warden up without opposition and ley
a unanimous vote testifies to her pop-
ularity ami the recognition of ber fit-
ness for the highest office in t lie fctfl
oi ihe assembly Her unanftmoua
elevation i" these offices is without
precedent in the annals of the Re
bekah lodge.
i'.i the outgoing officers and espec-
ial I) th" pri ildent .Mrs Bstelle La-
fayette and Hie secreuiry Ida i'.
i '..in i my. the greatest credit la due
for the high!) competent manner In
Willi thoj performed their manifold
tasks. The president ana leuretary
upon whom the heaviest work de-
volved have been showered with
eorda of praise for then loyalty to
the assembl) ami the efficient busi-
ness methods the) have employed in
New Constltntton
The Rebekahs yesterday Inatrurted
a committee lo draft an entirel) new
constitution f"i tin- useumbty. Tim
in w constitution will Include several
radical departures from the present
law s
The assembl) granti d i hartera to
IT new lodges. There ia a grand lotul
of 82 3 Rebekah hinges In the state
The Rebt i li s furnish ami replett
Ish the two i '. lil Kellow homes In thu
state with a v. al ly per capita tux
of in cents and voluntary donations.
S .' h .1"' aliens to Hi" extent of over
1100 vv.i" received yesterday from
the grand lodge und other sources.
During Hie paat year the asaembly has
expended l6(7.tl in improvements
nn Die homes There Is now 3tf 0.SQ
in thu treasury and m outstanding
del. is according to reports submitted
to tin- asaembly yesterday.
iho grand loiine yeetcrday morn-
ing levied a special per capita tax
.I I" i . 1 1 1 s r.. i he cat rylng on of
npeclal re! ef work it was also tie-
clded io j 1 1 - a pension of 115 a month
to en h disabled member who is not
eligible to the homes one of the
most Important pieei . ol buslneea
transacted during tho day was the
beginning! of plans i build a sunt-
tan nn mi the grounds "f the t'heeo-
lah home where members suffering!
from a lingering illness or an accident
will he taken tare of.
telegram was received b) the
grand lodge untmuming the death of
W B. Cole un inmate of the Carmen
In. me The funeral wus held yestei-
da) afternoon at 1 w'eleck.
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