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VOLUME VI. HUMBER 77.
SAPULBA. CREEK COUKTV OKLAHOMA. MOHOAV, DECEMBER
MAIN
POUR DOLLARS Hh 'E*«
CARRANZA TROOPS MARCH ON BORDER
President s Message
Devoted Entirely To
Unrest Over Country
HD NOT HIT
DISTRICT 19
MINERS WILL
RESUME SOON
GERMAN WISH CANCELLATION
TO DODGE IS OF TRAINS IS
DISPLEASING NOT IHRJENT
UPON TREATY
AT ANY TIME
ATTEMPTS OP
CROOKS MANY
FORTY h”.Ni:& OF £00 IN OIS-
TRICT ARE EXPECTED TO RE
SUME—SAID TRAT MEN AGREE
TEMPOF ARILY.
ALLIES EXPRESS ASTONI H REGULAR SERVICES IN ALL PfL
MENT IN NEW NOTE THAT
GERMANY SHOULD WISH TO
AVOID CONSEQUENCE
BABILITY WILL CONTINUE. FOR
THIS WEEK AT LEAST. SAC
TODAY HERE.
Large Carranza Army
Forces Are Opposite
Presidio At Ojinag<
M 1131)1.K UOKO Ky.. Dec. For-
ty of the l^o liuiidri-il «•«»«I mim*!*
in District 19. comprising amithwest-
Kegulur service over i rinti lines
RAILBOAOS WILL BE DEALT
WITH AT A LATER DATE SAYS
EXECUTIVE—BLAMES SENATE
TOR UNRE8T.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.—Pres
dent Wilson today sent thi 66th
Congress his message urging an
extensive program of recofstrjc-
tion legislation.
The executive'* roinmunk-allun won
<!• voted entirely to the problems now
confronting this union. legislation
wan recommended to ci:ri^ bilabe
\ >sm, reduce Uip high cost of livi»i
remove the grievances of luber which
urn creating industrial troubles, and
aid the farmer* of the countr) ■<>
produce bigger crops.
The simplification of the i-ysten,
of taxation, built during the war to
(ootrol government expenditures by
the budget .system, uud care for ho!
diers and sailors who have left the
service, was also suggested.
Although the president several
nines referred to the peace treaty
and the league of nations, he did not
discuss Iho situation arising from Ihe
senate's recent failure lo ratify the
pact. He plans to do so later in
another message, ii wus staled ted y
on good authority.
The president said in his messag'
ihast he would deal with the rail-
insds st a Inter date.
Todays (jocummil was Uevotid t.i
the disposition of labor problems.
The president said that to solve them
• ■'ingress must assist in the finding
of s method to bring about n gen-
uine democratization of idustry.
based upon the recognition of the
right of those who work to unrtici-
oate In an organic way in decisions
affecting their welfure.
Hq recommends the apnlylnr of
legislation principles in the labor
eotton of the league covenant. He
declared that to go back to the old
-tandsrds of wages Rnd labor is im-
possible. The agelong antagonism
between capital and the workers
•mist end before world stability can
he accomplished
The right of Individuals to strike
la In violate the president said ,‘nnd
<mght ant to be interferred wlih by
any process of government."
He added that the government has
the right to protect all of the peo-
ple against the challenging ond
greasing of any single class.
The blame for the present unrest
over the country was placed by the
measure pertly upon the senate tor
It's failure to ratify the peace
t reaty.
Wilson urged that the muses of
the spirit of revolution be sought
and removed. The causes are su-
perficial, rather thun deepseated"
he said.
He urged stronger laws against
lemrists and anarchists and Ivol-
-hevistn.
Immediate necessity dictator s
-imnllfir.stlon of the rm-om- orofitn
and taxes, the president declared.
He also warned against the building
of a tariff wall loo high Tor Ku-
vope's manuiiic'e,r#rs. Unit's* Eu-
rope can find u market loi lier goods
here she will he unable to meet her
nar debts it was pointed cm’
The president suggested s tribuuul
before which disputes between capt-
lal and labor can lie taken fbr act
tlament. He also repeated his re-
•iue«t tor farms for sohllers. recom
mending legislation that will make
tha unoaed wastarn lands available
i rn Kpntit ky. Virginia and Tenues
Police Ruth to Residence Sections dri. expected to resuin • opera
Here Last Night To Ap- Uon sometime today, according to
prebend Thieves un announcement made by the opera-
tors that the miners in the forty
iSjlice und plain cl the* m ' r? have agreed to accept a trm-
sponded shortly utter midnight lost | perary It per cent wave increase,
night to a cull sent In from the rw • - - — ——o
dence of Jerry Coeucn. ntti racy.
South Walnut street, where an at-
tempt by thieves to force rn en-
trance to the house, thru a re ir win
■few. h«d been made. An icvostig i
tion showed where the tool • •■
•uaurauder ha,| l»een used but no
r-i.-e was found rf the miscreut.
Farllcr a home aercaa the street
vns re no lied entered by thieves
-’♦'mate of whit win fk.n w-s
riven.
6 few jnlnotes after the
■er’i'ence e-il* police wer • again bro‘
i that ruction of the eitv ’ v ?*
••Hrm fr«m the home of .fud-« T
’Lirvov Smith where another. <r the
' •me, culprits had tried to enter
REPORT FOUR
ARE INJURED
Unverified Rfpart Tills of Eerious
Jhoctrv, efair rt Beggs
Lest Friday.
LONDON. Ikc. 2. The allies have
replied to GeVroanys protest against out cf Oklahoma Olty and Ihr., S.
.he making rf reparation for ihe de- l»«lpa will no. be serh-uslv effected
struction or the interned German hy any -oul shortige. fe. the present
fleet at Scapu Flow, expressing as- at leB*U lt WUa Crm
tonishinert that Germany dm* not highly authoritative niliwt« -oareds
Wish to suffe. punishment for the here today. The information result
war of which she was guilty of ere- «-I from Inquiries a., to t -m :. t.i:
atlng according to a Central News of morning reports tha. au <n«nM-
agency Paris dispatch today. | »< ‘™fllc over Frisco road- out
. _ .,i,n of Oklahoma City was iimannt.
“Ho h ng as the German i ons ten e
does n.t understand that the .11 .hr present service w I re-
done must be repaired anil the crimi-1 main an it Is. for, this week . t tom L'
nals punished, she must not expect .aid one official h re tod Ac
re-enter the community of na hnto received no ins.ru tin, - i re,.;,
tlon's," the reply said to have Mated ' ’aiory to u creeellntlon of rrc or
less service. The c.)til •ll.titloa, of
I course, is acute and may become a
(great pretanre u " n service nt o">'
litue i'Ut this la not lo.iked lor her*'
f arr;n z:i To Tt tl Full «»i w r of U 1. Covcrnment If F
t'j.sisu InRrfu8ii»jt 1 <* Meet NfWfsl Demands
U Attitude at Capital T» dn.
WASKINGTCN. Ccc 2 (7 30 p m ) President Carron1
mcGt meet the demands cf the l nttca States squarely or fc
the full power of the American government.
This is ihe attltuce taken ly the administration tod-
as the state department awaits Wcxicc’s reply to the laM
note in the Jenkins case
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wiv'ii, four n«'Brr''x
ti-d oop wh"o rcmti, were wound-
ed in a gun battle which was fought
., ty-- ‘ t Ft div nirht was the
•rfcrri'tlon w»<i ‘t ram' I'd'”
w hen it jw .ttt unilerstood that one ef
tha fighters may ur fatally injured
No names were available in con-
LEADERS OUT
I TO HEAD ASH
Potfriaes and Kiwamans of City
Will Meet Jointly Tomorrow-
Night To Hear Address.
-nr screen hnd beer cut. As nr-
viouslv the prowlers had apparently • ...... . ..„
Tiuuaij, < ■ e . .. ne-tiui witli the data obi lined here
become frightened and fled before , ne •b,J ““ _________ ___„Hi,„
authorities arrived. ' n
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The two rer"nn« one wkit^
am! a l»l--k who r-'lln'led the tnu-
b e ••re faid to he'- h- th l held
£1 gwg a „„ The white was just leav-
Seven I OWltS ATC tug a house ir a rougher rent lot, of
j whet 'he r*ker nrroated h*n,
m an attempt to Hold him up. Al-
lege,) tu have been in ihe same bet I
ness, the white dre« hi:i aun ard a
Destroyed By
Earthquake
Many Persons are Reported Killed
and Injured After Aeia Minor
Shakeup.
were killed iuM Injured ami seven I
villages wen- destroyed by an e.artli ygyOR WILL FORCE LOADERS
quake in tht extreme western part , TO W0RK IN COAL MINES
of Anataloiu. in Asia Minor, accord-1 -
kbtchaugeTelegruph dls
IjONDON. I lec. 2. Many p r-onsj
duel began The ne-ro is tke i •’
believed to be mortally w-undid >-
shooting at the white some of »*”'
bullets from the nevroes gun won*
{into a window of the hone lYcm
I which the former had just ccmi.
Three neRto women therein sustain-
ed flesh wounds, if is stated.
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T. , Rotary and Kiwanis clubs of
will sit tomorrow night in a joint
Hr tel st which time I - wis It. Ash. |
r< Kanses City wilt deliver an ad |
dress on the nronoaltlon <f a «*’tv
n,-nicer for Siv’ui'w
Ash was formerly city manager
at Wichita. Kan., and is reputed.to
bi thoroughly acquainted with that
form of government. His words are
expected to prove both timely and
instructive. A large representation
ot both clubs is looked for.
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imnied'alrly. <V>I fa m U>-- miv
ell or the time. We h .v.- never kept
over a few days' supply on haul."
That the fuel supply la much Irr
than under normal o« mlHimo was !’
riicstad. Superintendent Hassell ef
the Its-al Frisco offices went to Okl •
honta City today on a- regular busi-
ness trip.
EL PASO, Dec. 2-Troops of President Corranzo’s gc
ernment arc reported to be concentrating along the Mcxic<$l
United States border today. *
The largest force of these Mexican federal soldiers
understood to be assembled a; Ojinaga. opposite Presla
Texas.
Fifteen hundred additional Mexican troops are said
have armed at Ojinaga since the Affair cf Consular Age
Jenkins became critical.
CARRANZA TO
REFUSE, THOT
BY OFFICIALS
ing to an
patch front f'onstantinoplc Imlay
Glee Club Here
From University
The Oklahoma University Men's
Glee Club will be a feature attrac-
tion at the high school auditorium
here tonight. The organization ia
one of the foremost musical bodies of
the state and has a far-reachine re-
putation as to Ulont. One of the
lartrest crowds that has ever ume'
out for such sn occasion, Is locked
for at the High school tonight. Dav-
td Hillis. well known Snpulpan. is
with the singers John Lee, "Sooner
Soldier Popt." is a leading number
with the club. An excellent quartette
is include,] on tonight's program
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BERLIN (By Mailt- X .recently
I WVI'FVnV tf«n . Dec 2 If
Mayor George L. KreecK bus his way
loafers here will be put to work i’
th,, Kansas coal mines An nHe- t-
the police to arrest ail ubic-bodied
men without visible means of surpor*
was Issued recently by Mayor Knock
Those arrested, it Is said, will bo
held subject to the orders of Gov-
ernor Allen.
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Says Slavery
Could Return
, THI8 COUNTRY WILL'NOT PRO
LONG EXCHANGE OF WORD?
OVER U. 9. AGENTS CASE THOT
Consular Agent Denies Charges
Made By Government Of Mexi
WASHINGTON. Dec. i. President
Carranza ia expected to reply within
the week lo the last note from the
United States demanding the release
COI rv HI'S. Ohm. He-. 2. '•Social-J „f Consular Agent Jenkins. The gen
ism i* hut a reverting bark lo the I ,!ra| impression seems to he that
Uy RA.I PH F. TL’KN-KH ment he had received from Mex
(Copyright. 1PI9 by Iho United Pr . t luffktaiv. His wile secs him
MEXICO CITY.' Dec. 2 laternn-1 •_. prnnitteJ t take hot m
tional devtlopiccrtts todvy Intens fy I lo |.ini {r(>n, (heir In.me. Jen
the importance of the cample d tie | )iaH a desk and typewriSer in
claratlon of innocence made hy WII- rocm and is imrmitted to kewp
ham O. Jenkins. American . ot nil ir y,:a correspondence as a con
Agent, n an exclusive statement aKei, A renn r>-is,,ner cle-ms
given the Luifed P:d«m in Puebla room ever> uav.
Fridav. Jenkius described his kidnap]
"My innocence will be proved” {o m(> WJ, wa,kod obout the
i ^id Jert', ius. "..ly friends know ;tr,»jary building he pointed out
end XV ash Inc tot, know* It. Tie ious thln.,8 0( inlert.st including
hooks of my business show that I upvU|ra rt)Cm containing many
was prosperous and did not need j of 8ku,h til.kete<t and claaslfted
the ransom mon**y. ! XHolz recline, for ihe nlud
Jenkins stated that his attorney
was seeking to tran.fer the case to wm ^ njm. 0>clock „
days of slavery." according to Rev
Dr. Hurt D. Kvans. a local cler y
man.
Ola-tfsing "The Pr-rremme o-d
♦ he Premise of Roclaltem.’ Hev. Dr.
GRAIN MEN HIT BY WORST
CAR SHORTAGE IN YEARS
invented movie machine in use h»-re
takes automatic pictures of tac* fin
ishes and settles bevond question
-nvarguntenis »<< *° which borne
came in ahead
SAUNA. Kan.. Dec. 1.—Not in the
history ot the grain business In Kan-
sas has there been so many difficul-
ties in getting grain to market as this
year, according to Western Kansas
grain men.
With approximately 76 per cent of
the wheat threshed and millers bid
ding for It. grain men find it impossl
hie to make deliveries becaus* of
(he car shortage, they declare.
another refusal will Jsi fnrthcom'ng
It Is Indicted that a failure o-
Mexico'a part to comply with the re
quest of this country will not result
in any ultlma'.uni that will cause the
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Evans said Hocialists have pictured j d|p|o0»aUc exchange to become pro
land where work is equally dis
n
trtbuted.
"No t ne would object to sn-h a
Ptate of life, but who would perform
Ihe irksome, tedious and tiresome
work of the worldT"
The Socialist ir "hm explained
by Dr. Kvans as follows:
"There must he an armed farce t'
carryout the orders of the Socialis-
tic. Government. Those who gnmi'dc
at the work asaigned them will f >'
teit their share in the orntvrf” ■*
(he State. To insure the progrosn
of Re jnlisn, and to proveut disorler.
—•bile meetings must be prohibited
und the present freedom of the press
longed
Hensel May Not
Lose Right Eye
evening of October 19 when J<
the Federal courts where, he said,
it belonged. left his home to inspect hie far
• If necessary l will ren.a t in banUlta. „,doutly hidden 1
son and fight it out. decided the | ^ hln) nnd C01
consular agent. I taps *kat w-1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
nnt be the cion of intemutional w
„UW„h lnn<R-eoc- » «»lcU, _ L
8gjble Jenkins thought they were thr
**" I "understand the charge of false md satisfied, but was astouishe
declaration made «ge<ns. me w-s tMd that they insisted onhta
bas.d upon ntv denial of tettimorj comparyinc thorn. He argued
by peons that I was seen on a out avail but was finally j—
ranch with bandits during the period to say farewell to hla wife
of my abduction. I have cv do-ce un overcoat from the hou-
to dluprore my prencnc* there bul Two banditi went ahead with
£F
K K. Hensel, night desk sergeant
at the police station who was re
cently severely injured when attack
od by two men, oue of whom he hid
arrested .may not l*>so the sight o
his right eye as was at first thnt
it was learned teday While th"
chances to save the sight of the o' -
II- are about even, friends of the
placed under a check. policeman are optimistic. All oi the
\* far as I can see. there is no .. i.._i__-■■ut«ivi«H aurme the
in uin|Muvt7 in/ -------- ■ — —---- --
have not been given an opportunity money and three others accomgu
to present it In court. Some peons
said later that they gave their tes-
timony through fear."
Jenklnr greeted me cordially In a
large room formerly an office on
the i -cood floor of the old penlten-
tiar at Peubla. He aaid he was
glad to see me. as I was the first
Amc lean correspondent he had seen collusion were aimply cooked u
since his abduction October 19. He tabrirated allegations which
_ ime,| quite (umfortably located childish, nbsurb und witnout fo«
and had no complaint of the treat tion." said Jenkins.
Norwegian experiments with fi-h
ing with the aid of electric lleh's
lowered Into the sea have been fail-
ures. the Illumination apparently
'frightening the fish away.
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Coal Affairs In Bad
Shape, Report State
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,j i f f I'T-ure between the Socialisili
plan and the old slave law in South-
ern State * whirh permitted the
whites to use armed force against
ihe slaves, denied slaves certain priv-
ileges If they grumbled or left Ihe
plantation and which prohibited
laves from holding public meetings
ELK CITY J. If. Dalton becomes
owner of biR business Mock.
other injuries sustained during the
fight by the officer are healing nice-
ly It may only be a short time be
fore he will be able to come to the
station. It was said today
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.—The
coal situation Is beeonvng more
aerioua.. Telegraphic reports to
tho national coal association in-
dicate that fswar miners are at
work today than at anv t me
aineo the atrika waa callad.
NO CASES TODAY.
A clean docket »as l>efore his
eyes when Mayor J. Wade Hone to"v
his seat lb municipal court this
•nornln^. There was no arrests last
right.
Henry C. Frick
Poison Victim
--w ww
Mu jn*o *ne bills, where the
r.ni.-ed rn l October M. Jer
was blindfolded and transferred
one place to another but waa
mistreated. As a result of slat
outdoors three nights In the ret
contracted rheumatism from whig
is still suffering. "The chance
U. S. MISSION
ALTERS PLAN
Ministry Quits
At Madrid, Si
Assistant Secretary of State Polk
Says U. S. Delegates Will Re-
main in Paris.
PAHIK. Dei.2. Dispatches
Madrid today stated that the i
ish cabinet has resigned.
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XKW YOHK. Dec. 2. Henry Flay
(•Tick, multi millionuir'i «-«*al. c«ke
and steel magnate, died at hla home
here today, aged 70 yearn Death
followed at attack of potoosaine poi-
soning twn weeks ago. Frick was
one of the most outstanding figures
in the development of the steel in-
dustry
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Herald Want Ads Brjng Resqlt*
PARIS, l ec. 2. Yielding to the
new and urgent requests of the
French government thut the Ameri-
can peace delegation postpone it’s
departure. Xssislant iiecreturv oi
Slate Polk today revoked his former
derision and decided that the mis
•ion will remain until next week
©■
Russ Cabinet
Reported (
PARIS. Dec 2.—An uuconfy
report reached the peace confe
this morning that the Russian
net has been overthrown.
‘W UMKOOBE —School children feed :
city's poor oa ThsnkagDtaf
1 Jk W TON—South western
ieet here.
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