Claremore Progress. And Rogers County Democrat (Claremore, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 22, 1916 Page: 8 of 10
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THE CLAREMORE PROGRESS
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NEWS OF THE
STATE CAPITAL
Time ha* expired for
ment of oklahoma
roao tax.
Capital Fund Not Quite Half Spent.
a total of $621,418.87 has bo far
been spent for all purposes in connec
tlon with the construction of the slat
capitol. according to a report of ar
audit of the books and records of th<
capitol building commission, which
haa Just been completed by Fred Park
pay- inson, state examiner and inspector.
, The total amount appropriated by
I the legislature for the construction ol
the capitol waa 91.SOO.422.84. Of Ihl*
[ amount there remaius "vallable a
OKLAHOMA CITY HEWS EVENTS to£ J'1"7-"03 "■ , „ f
Expenditures made from the fun*
What the State Officials and Depart-
menu Are Doing—Item* of In-
terest About the State
Government.
are claasifled by Mr. Parkinson as fol
lows:
Improvements of capitol ground*
and properties, 9552.69.
Capitol construction and buildings
I $499,395 89.
Architects' fees and commission.
Pay your automobile tax quick or 958,985.91.
you will be arrested and lined $60 Superintendent, Inspectors and mls-
for violating a atate law. cellaneous help, 97.844.
That Is the substance of the final Miscellaneous construction expense,
warning issued from the state high- 914.323.89
way department to owners of autorao- Salary of commissioners, office em-
biles who have not yet secured their ployes and clerical help. 925,770.56.
1916 license tags. It Is estimated by office supplies, furniture and fix-
the department that there are at least tures, 92,730.48.
10,000 automobile owners in the state Telephone, telegraph, freight and ex-
who are delinquent in the payment press, drayage. 91.958.95.
of their state tax. Traveling expenses, railroad fare
Agents to Scour State. and hotel, 92,502.23.
Every automobile owner who has
not paid his tax Is now subject to
arrest and a fine of 950. The proceeds
from the fine will go to the county in
which the arrest Is made. In addi-
tion the automobile owner will be re-
Rent and taxes, 99.354.27.
Cault Proposes Merging Offices.
Consolidation of the state game and
w ... fl;h department with the department
quired to pay his tax Agents from of a\r,C"U"re f"vored * President
the highway department are being |,r,nk M °au,t of lhe 8t*te board °f
aent out over the state to assist coun- ,, ur<?"
ty authorities in rounding up the de- ,A" s,at® *ork Plaining to live-
llnquents stock, agriculture, horticulture and
Again In November. | ,he Protection and preparation of
The law requires that the tax be *ame shouId be handled by one de-
paid by January 1 of every year, and ^^ar,l^n^1n,• ,he °plnton of Mr Gau"
it is now planned bv the highway de- He belleve8 the work done by the
partment to begin the collection of Mate game and fish department could
the 1917 tax early i>. November and be h*ndl« connection with the
have it completed by tae first of the
year.
A statement covering the work of
the department since its reorganiza-
tion under the present law and the
amount collected in faxes was com-
piled by Commissioner Noble. It
work of the board of agriculture at
less than half of what it is now cost-
ing the state to run the department
separately.
It also Is the opinion of Mr. Gault
that the law should be amended so
as to give the department of agricul-
shows that from May 1. 1915, up to lure «P*rvlslon over the inspection
May 31 of this year the department of, indicated "tock food offered for
collected a total ov 9398.811.33. of
sale in Oklahoma.
This work Is now
ment of
which 9358.923.18 has been paid back don® by 'h® state dePar<
to the various counties, and 939.888.15 health at Guthrie.
turned into the general revenue fund
of the state for road construction Respite Given Waatbrook.
work. Roswell Westbrook, under sentence
As Divided Amot-g Counties. of electrocution for the murder of Cal-
STANDARD
FIXES PRICES
independents assert large
company demoralized
the oil industry.
FEDERAL GASOLINE HEARING
Refiners Claim Their Enormoua Prof-
Ita Cam* Throejh Fortunate
Speculation In 30c
Cruda Oil. e
Washington.—Independent oil Job-
bers testified before the federal trade
| commission that the Standard Oil
| Company had demoralized the oil in-
J dustry and had Jeopardized the busU
tiess of independent Jobbers and retin-
I ers. They declared that arbirtary
prices set by the Standard Oil In Ohio
| and eastern states had diverted the
| flow of oil from Independent refineries
of the middle west until the indepen-
dent Jobbers of the west, where a
lower retail price is set by the Stan-
dard Oil Company of Indiana were no
longer able to buy crude oil at prices
; which would permit them to compete
, with the Standard.
I Table Shows Large Profits.
A table ahoalng targe profits made
hy refiners during 1915 compiled from
findings in the commission's investl-
(STATE NEWS NOTES)
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION PUTS
STAMP OF APPROVAL ON
ADMINISTRATION
NO OTHER CANDIDATES NAMED
Platform Commends Every Act of the
Executive and Congreaa During
the Past Four
Years.
Banking and Currency.
"Our archaic bunking and currency
system, prolific of panic and disaster gallon was submitted to the witness.
under republican administrations— It drew vigorous objections from the
long the refuge of the money trust— refiners who charged that the coinmls-
bas been supplanted by the federal Blon had singled out some of the most
reserve act, a true democracy of conspicuous successes and had so ar-
credit under government control, al- ranged Its figures as to make them
ready proved a financial bulwark in a misleading.
E. B. Carson, representing the Con- 1 city
•hadowi of coxuna ivintfc
Af*ust 1.—Slat* Primary.
Aug. 21—Oklahoma State Federation
sf I-abor Convention. at Tulsa
Aug 2N-31. —Jefferson county (air, Ryaa.
Map. S- —Kingfisher county (air. King-
fisher.
Sap. «- —McCurtain county fair, IdabeL
Sen T-K Woodward county (air. Moore-
land
Sep. 7-1.—Marshal (county (air. Madill.
Hep. (-v.—Harmon county (air. Hollia
Sep. Tillman county (air
Sep. 11-13.—uiv< countv lair. Marietta.
Sep. 11 - IS- - Kiowa county (air. Hobart
Sep. 11-11.—choctaw countv (air, . ugo.
Sen. 12-14. Pontotoc county (air.
Sep II-14 Custer county (air. Thomaa
Sep. 12-14.—Canadian county (air, Kl
Kenu
Sep. 12-14.—Okfuakee county (air. Oke-
mah.
Sep. 12-L«.—Johnston county fair, Tlsh-
tnlngo.
Sep 12-14. — Pittsburg county talr. Mo-
Aleater
Sep. 12- 1C.—Tulsa county fair. Tulsa
San. 13-15.—Bryan countv fair. I'urant i
Sep. ll-U.—Okmulgee county fair. Ok-
mulgee.
Sep. 13-16.--Mayes county fair. Pryor.
Sap 14-16.-—Jackson county f*«r. Alt a. .
S**p. tounty fair. Mangum, j
Sen. 14-ii.—McClain county fair
Sep. 14-16. Washita county fair.
Sep. 14-16 — 1«m t iin«*r county fair.
Sen 14-It. —Carter county fair, Ard-
more.
Sep. 14-16.—Garvin county fair, Paula
Valley.
S**p. 14-16.—Sequoyah county fair. Sal-
lisaw.
Sep 14-11 —McIntosh county (air. Che-
cotah.
Sep 14-1* - -Haskell county (air. Stigler. I
Sep. 14-18.—Grady county lajr, Pocas-
set
Sep. 15-18.—Coal county fair, Coalgate.
Sep 15-18—Noble countv (air. Perry.
&<•!>. 15-18—Cleveland county (air
Sep 18-m Lincoln county (air. Prague.
Sep. 16-1*.—Creek county (air. Sapulpa.
Sep. 18-20.—Comanche county (air. Law-
ton.
Sept 1S-20 — Atoka County Fair. Atoka.
Sep 11-20 -Wagoner county 'air. Wag- i
oner.
Sep 11-20—Hughes county (air, Hol-
denville.
Sen 1 a-21 —Ottawa county fair. Miami. I
Sep. 18-S1.—Pottawatomie countv (air.
Shawnee
Sep 18-22.—Grant county (air. Jeffer-
son
8t. Louis.—President Wilson and
. . . - .. _. . Vice President Marshall were renom-
The amount gotng beck to the coun- vin Thompson in Latimer county in lnated b accIaniltt|on by lhe demo.
ties was apportioned „s follow^ February was granted a stay of ex- | cratlc national convention.
^rf.^.y-V-~ -^rr,n.n«1SS Z"!l2u J ; i^le ln lhe Cr,m ; Th*re — ->• OouM of Pres.-
Atoka county 2s#.s5 inal court of appeals. ,jent WilBOng nomination, but there
Jnh*TL lwfr,a""Hllr.f>endlne,deter — a P—lbHity that some vice pre*!-
Blaine county 8.WJ6 mination of W estbrook s appeal, to* | drailal tooms sil|ht be brought out In
rZZ ?0Z%tSS'JtZJST' Tbe appeal ^to president M.r h.n.
Canadian cmnty s.285 75 oeen perrectea. They melted away, however, as soon
SE*; *8f2 Jadf Brett, recently elevated to Rs President Wilson s nomination had
708 85 the crim'naI court of appeals, handed
S5125 down his first opinion laot week. It
l 'nJSH W8S a®rming the conviction of J. E.
Martin in the district court of Mc-
! 25 Cur,aln on a charge of stealing
lft.'sssos cattle.
7-483 80 Conviction of J. N. Robins in the
s.n«* an county court of Beaver county on a
o"i5era'n«vfharge of vlolau"« ,h" prohibitory
Garvin county 2 waa revenied In an opinioD by
Grady county 5.T39.85 Judge Doyle.
Grant county 10.114 .10
3.569 00
2,'g'^jo Public Service Value >266.544.775.
Choctaw county
Cimarron county .......
Cleveland county
C< al county
Comanche county
Cotton county
Crala county
Creek county
Custer county
I •♦•laware county ....
Dawey county
count..
Harper county
Harmon county "
Haskell county
Hughes county _.
Jackson county
Jefferson county
Johnston county
Kay county .. "
Ktnfrflsher county
Kiowa county
latimer county
LeFlore county
Lincoln county ..
ieovnty
T *- , cur t |
Marshall countv
Major eotllltj
Mayen county ...
McClain county ._
'
Mdntoah countv
Murray county .. ..
Muskogee county ~~
Noble county ..
Nowata county *.
Okfuskee countv ._
Oklahoma county "I.
Okmulgee county ."."^"1.
f sage countv ...
•Ottawa county
Pawnee countv .. .
Payne county y"
Pittsburg county
Pontotoc county ... ^ ."
Pottawatomie county .7-.l~.~~
Pushmataha county . ..
Rogers county "
Roger Mills county.
Seminole county —...
^aquoyah county II
Stephens county
Te*aa county ... IIIIIII
Tillman county
Tulsa county _ .. "
Wagoner county - I. "-.1^..
Washington cov,tity
Washita count*
Woods county -li.IIII.I
woodward county .. m
1,«36 4R
The total valuation of the physical
n?!?? property of public service corpora-
r.o tions in Oklahoma, exclusive of tele-
n ?'r,*r Ph companies. Is 265.544.774, ac-
cording to valuations placed upon the
8'.M9 oo various companies by the state board
t.44 2S of equalization for taxation purposes
5,*719 2S the DeXt flsCal year
«2' is Railroads are valued at $200,702,-
4 .">!<" 40 O*8: lines at 139.913.597; public
«*-j2 Utllltlea at $10,080,279; street rail-
473 l WB>'8 at $4,867,350; toll bridge com-
•M 20 panies at IS7.500, telephone compan-
t.9.42 *eB at 18.841.889, and the Pullman cam-
4.4104ft pany at $1,052,080.
•4.T7S.40
1.61K.M Under an act of the last extra §es-
l? 445 o* f,lon of ,he leKi!,la,ur' telegraph com-
paniea are assessed on their gross re-
4'&24 70 C*,ptB tOT ,he > par 191®-
6.M7.4R
lirw •tata Lands Ara Yielding Revenue.
3 lfl 15 CoUecUon* of ,hp "H and gas dl-
2.737 S5 vision of the state school land depart-
1'Sti OR ment during the month of April were
M* 7n $14.618 42. according to a report sub-
2 * lo m'tted to 8ecre,ary Oeorge A. Smith.
7:« l 40 For the most part the money came
1 224 45 from roy'l""1 °n oil an4 gas pro-
r,;9?2 20 duced from state lands It is the big-
been made by a roaring chorua of ac-
clamation. Senator Kern, who re-
nominated Mr. Marshall cast aside a
long prepared speech and simply de-
clared, "I nominate Thomas Riley
Marshall of Indiana for vice presi-
dent."
The platform contains emphatic ap-
proval of the president's policy with
Mexico and Germany and strong con- a panlc jmpo(<sibie
damnation of the conduct of certain Adjustment of Tariff.
"hyphenated" individuals. On do- We havp an adjustment of
~ieatlc affairs. It sayBt i tj,e tariff, adequate for revenue un
Distributed to counties
10 per cent earned by gtate
single month during the present
$2M 9JJ ' year, and indicatea Increased activity
m.'sss is on state lands.
Collections by this division In Janu-
■
Thomaa R. Marshall
*p. 19-21.—Oklahoma county fair. Ed-
ml
wei.t 20—21—Oklahoma County Fair,
Oklahoma City.
Sep. 20-22 —Logan county fair, Outhrta.
Sep. 20-23.-rCralg county fair. Vinita,
hep 20-22 —Beckham county fair, Klk
sumers' Refining Company, declared
that the profit made by his concern
had not been through the sale of gaso-
line, but through a rise in the price of
crude oil.
Sep. 20-22 — kogera county fair. Clare-
more.
| Hep 22-10. - State Fair, Oklahoma City.
Sept. 21—North Lincoln County iSiir,
Agra.
Oct. 2-7.—oarido county fair. Anadarko
Oct. 1-7. —Washington county fair, Dew-
ey.
Oct «-7 —Nowata county fair. Nowata.
Oct. 4-7 — Pawnee county fair. Hallett.
r>ct. 10-12 — Stephens county fair. Dun-
can.
No*. 1-2—Garfield county fair. Wau-
stored 2.000 000 Barrels.
"The Consumers' Company put
J.000,000 barrels In storage when we
could not get 30 cents a barrel for It," j kojniL
he said, "and sold some of It for as ! Showrdkla'hon.a^ty!"'*- 8tOC*
much as $2 a barrel. The big profits :
in the year came from our gamble on I ,
crude oil." ' latimer county republicana will
Independent Jobbers from the elevsn " complete county ticket In the
states served by the Standard Oil I eld ln ,he COInlnK election.
Company of Indiana, were unanimous | The board of trustees or the town ol
In voicing the opinion that arbitrary Goltry, ln Alfalfa county, has purchaa
prices were fixed by the Standard.
COUNTER ATTACK IS NOW BEGUN
Teutons Try To Hold the Ruasian
Onrush.
world crisis, moulding of resources.
placing abundant credit at the dfepos-
fil of legitimate business and making ,he offpn,!'v'' against the Russians,
London.—Heavy fighting Is In prog-
ress over virtually all the entire east-
ern front from the Gulf of Riga to
Ruknwina, a distance of between 600
and 700 miles. Prom Riga to the Jas-
lolda rover, northwest of the Prlpet
marsh region the Germans have taken
ed the local telephone exchange.
The first "Hughes for President"
club to be organized in Oklahoma was
formed at Prague by the republicans.
The Baptist churcn at Grandfield
was dedicated June 18. Rev. A. Nun
nery of Granite preached the dedica.
tlon sermon.
Citizen* of Boswell have started a
crusade against flies by getting every
merchant to place a nytrap in from of
their places of business.
State Labor Commissioner Aahton
said, while at Enid to study the har-
vest situation, that Garfield county '
has about all lhe hands that are
needed.
probably ln an efTort to divert the
attention of the Russians, who are in
the second week of their drive againUt
the Austro-Hungarians and Germans
"We indorse the administration of der peace conditions and fair to the from Pripet marshes southward to
Wood row Wilson. It speaks for Itself, consumer and to the producer. Wo Bukowina.
It is the best exposition of sound de- have adjusted the burdens of taxu '-)n a" sectors of the northern line.
tuocratic policy at home and abroad tlon so that swollen Incomes bear Russians have successfully wlth-
"We found our country hampered their equitable ahare. Our revenues 4'nod the German onslaught and
by special privilege, a vicious tariff, have been sufficient In times of world driven the attacking forces back.
obselete banking laws and an Inelas- stresa They have even gained ground aaginst
tic currency. Our foreign affairs were "We have advanced the parcel post them north of the Tlrul mar/h. south-
dominated by commercial Interests for to genuine efficiency, enlarged the wes,t Riga, says Petrograd.
their selfish ends The republican postal saving system, added 10.000 ru- Fresh Advance Near Lutsk.
party, despite repeated pl« dges, was ral delivery routes and extensions, 'n southwest Russia, in the region
impotent to correct abuses which it 1 thus reaching 2.500,000 additional p« o- Lutsk fresh advances against the
had fostered Under our admlnlstra- pie. Improved the postal service In ev- Austro-Hungarians are reported by the postmaster for Commerce with an In
tlon under a leadership which haa cry branch and for the first time in Russian war office as likewise Is the cr,*a',p 'n salary of $300. He was as-
never faltered these abuses have been our history placed the postoffice sys- -ase across the border through east postmaster under Alva Dan
corrected and our people have been tem on a self supporting basis, with Qalacla. In the southern part of this '''"V who committed suicide five
're*d- j actual surplus in 1913. 1914 and 191!i. region the Russians are nearing Cter-
nowiti, the capital of the Austrian
Alf Cutwell, charged with beating a
j horse to death because it balked, waf
bound over under $500 bond In Jus '
tice of the Peace A. A. O'Malley'z
court at Wilburton.
The board of education of Ada has
decided to call an election In the neal
future for the purpose of voting bondf
of $90,000 for the erection of a mod
| em high school building .
Roy Tennieon haa been appointed
! weeks ago.
Another Attack By
Bandits From Mexico
San Antonio. Texas.—Luis De La according to a report made by Major
Rosa made good his threat to raid the Gray to General Mann at Laredo and
border when 100 of his men attacked hy him transmitted to General Funa-
crown land of Bukowina.
NO PR06RESS IN LABOR CASE
Counter Propoaal of Railroad* Not
Approved by Employe*.
Idabel has shipped its first carload
of peaches, which were sold on the
wagon at 75 cents a basket.
The right of the supreme lodge,
Knights of Pythias, under its const!
tution to rerate members In 1910,
with a resulting Increase In dues fot
New York.—Representatives of the "fourth-class members." was sustained
, chief railroads of the United Sta'es ' th,> supreme court. The court set
a small detachment of the Fourteenth ,on a brl*k -ngagement ensued. There ,nd of th(i un|ons of railroad employes a"d® a Judgment awarded S Mlm by
American cavalry at San Ignacio, J"'"'"0' n,ore '^"/•''Shty Americans arp far from „,;rppmpnt on Texas courts, a fourth class member,
forty mile* southeast of Laredo Hla " ramp, but it la believed the fjong Qf waJW an(j hours lTpon the! who objected to the Increased dues
action cost hfm eight men killed, sev- i?Tt^fI|a"cr detailed explanation by the railroad* I an<* who lo recover all he had
ever paid the lodge a« mies.
sltlon. It was predicted by A B. Gar- | Tht county board of equalization
I1^. W°!?dP(l"nd. ma7 T!" lnd ^"a'part'of tha't^r^p wal on'd^ty ,he'r roun,,,r or "con,,n*en'" Prn"'
""" ' * ' * " down the river. The remnant of that
Total colla ted im.gll ti
Flag Day Obaarvad ary were $3,256; In February. $12,369,
Flag D4y. set aside some "time ago $4, 'n MarCh- Total collec,lonB
equipment The American loss was
three killed and six wounded.
Major Alonzo Grey Is using every came from a station on the river
man of his little command In a sweep- above.
ing search of the country about San
■™.p ... ..inroad b, prop*.
Jlams atid Mayor Overholser was ob- P «>">«>■«' covered a third "punitive expedition " and then thev founT ^e Oarretson's predictions were county
served appropriately in Oklahoma y®"ar "re exp*c'ed t0 bp ,he lar8*'''t >n will enter Mexico, but at department Mexicans gone. prompted by the fact that during the qunrter
City. Mumerou* mercantile establish" hU,0rJr °f 'he d"Par ™^t.
ment* featured "Old Glory" In their
window decorations and In residence Brun on Given Br*tt'a Place,
sectli/ns America's national emblem D. D. Brunson of Coalgate has been
was lavishly displayed. At noon of- appointed by Governor William* as a
road Conductors, would depend the 1 ty assessment for Logan county for
future attitude of the railroad men ' 191«. The figures submitted by lhe
even to the ordering of a strike vote county assessor will be changed only
*" * **" The aggregate for the
shows an Increase of nearly a
million dollars over that of
THE EUROPEAN WAR A
YEAR AGO THIS WEEK
June It. t is.
French took by aaaault Fond de
Buval and advanced In Alaace.
German* evacuated Metaeral af-
ter burning It.
Auatro-German* captured Orodek,
crossed the River Tanew and took
Komarne.
German eubmarine aank British
steamer Oulcia.
June 20, 1*19.
Germane made strong attack In
Argoane after bombardment with
aaphyxlating sheila.
Russians In general retreat
fore Mackenaen, weat of Lemberg.
Italians took more poaltlona In
Monta Nero region.
Turks defeated Ruaalans near
Oltl, Transcaucaala.
British cruiser Roxburgh torpe-
doed by submarine, but not sunk.
Juns 21. 1915.
French made galng on helghta of
the Meuse, in Lorraine and In Al-
sace.
Teutons captured Rawa Ruaka
and invested Lemberg.
Russians evacuated their poal-
tlona on the Upper Dnieater.
Italians mads general aaaault on
Auatrlan poaltlona. but ware re-
pulaed.
Turkish Asiatic batteries bom-
barded allied columna on way to
new poaltlona.
German eubmarine aank Brltleh
steamer Carlabrook by gunfire.
Austrian naval planee bombed
Barl and Brlndlsl.
Gen. Chrlatlan Da Wet convicted
of treaaon in South Africa.
June 22, IBIS.
French captured the Labyrinth
after many weeka of fighting.
Teutons took Lemberg, Ruaalans
retreating In good order.
Italians loat heavily In attacka
along the laonio.
French defeated Turka In great
fight on Galllpoll.
British aeroplane bombed Smyr-
na.
June 2$, 1915.
Ruiaians In swift but orderly re-
treat before Teutona.
Montenegrins marched against
Scutari, Albania.
Italiana bombarded Malborgeth,
Carnia.
German eubmarine torpedoed
and then burned Norwegian steam-
er Truma.
June 24, 1915.
Severe fighting in Beeaarabia.
Austriana took general offenalve
against Italians but failed to gain.
Brltleh gunboat Huesar bombard-
ed Turklah porta.
Russian retreat in Galicia con-
tinued.
June 25, 1915.
Germans made vielent night at-
tack on Heights of the Meuse, with
aaphyxlating shell* and flaming
liquid*, but were driven back.
Ru**ian* threw part of Llnaln-
gen'* army back acro*a the Dniea-
ter.
Italians made progreae along the
Isonxo, taking Globna, north of
Plava.
British in land and water attack
i Bukoba, on Lake Victoria
Nyanza, destroyed the fort and
captured much booty.
French aviatora bombed Doual.
headquarters General Funston anH Maior r.rav renorted that >,. wi (,a'' ,h* confer,>nre rame """"only to
his staff have little hope that Major be" °n c .mmunlcat on wl'b ^he de * hR,,/hpn ,hP " ">.d's contingent
ir.ray will he able ,o get Into touch ELZt°7T£EL u£t o'n ,t Z "th^olZ h^th
! w,th ,be band ofBcer'c r ,h;vrs 1 :
k H H ference breaks up they will report
— v.wl cuunmaiion. I . „ ..._ . , ,hat hls mpn already had ru" Hn.n - v
Division No. 2. He takes the place 8 * m' y mlBU,M' an«l « >°t '"ur of the bandits.
made vacant by the recent appoint I >/vvwvwwwv,/v*'
High Valuationa In Alfalfa County, ment of Judge Rutherford Brett to Adrian Women Want Peace. Will Ask Withdrawal.
The taxable property of Alfalfa 'he criminal court of appeals. j London.—An Amsterdam dispatch Laredo, Texaa.—Prominent Ameri
. 111 in nit* un a
brate ,Ut6 c,OIJed to member of supreme court commission.
The first shot by tbe attacking officer commanding had informed him
party was at the corporal of the that his men already had run do n
back to the men and a vote on the
general strike will be taken
county ln the rich agricultural section
Ne Race Suicide In Berlin Figurea.
Berlin —Race suicide Is not on the
cast against the bond Issue
Judge C. R. Hunt at Wilburton ruled
Judge Brunson has been Dracticln* says pwe demonstrators, most of can merchanta plan to hold a meeting , , _ „
of the state, is valued at $20,111,370 law in Oklahoma for a number of whom were women marchefl from 'n St. Louis in the near future to pre lncr,M' ln B*r'in February figure*
In returns filed with the state board year8 and recognlxed In th 1...1 Vl«nna to Schoenbrun castle, the res- P«p a petition to President Wilson ,how that flTe mothers, ranging from
of equalisation by the county assessor fralerniIy ^ . nor1tv «n nwt Idence of the emperor, and demanded «hat «he American puntlve ex 40 ° 45 1""" old- «aT® hlrth. respec- ' w. „. r. n. a. miourton ruled
C°U",y 8"Ven °,hpr pounty lahoma Indian affairs' « separate peace with Russia. Many p*dm°n b" withdrawn from Mexico, lively, to their sixteenth, seventeenth, that Latimer conuty Is entitled to the
assessor's returns were received show- ,anom'1 ,na,Bn eneirs. ] ^cording io a local Spanish news eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth "Cylinder automobile which was
Ing a valuation of taxable property in Judge Thomas a Awards of.Cor PaP*r The newspaper points out that child. Three women had their four-, raP,urpd several days ag oloaded with
lhe different counties as follows Bea- dell has been appointed by the gover- ' , * ' y h u' 'he trouble started in Mexico teenth child, eleven bore their thlr- 300 f,u#rU of whisky The automobile
ver. $10.361,113: Major. $10,064,171; nor to serve four months on Division ^ demands beneath the win- American merchants have suffered a Mh ei_ht lhplr tw^lftH five their ' 18 clttlm,,d by a Coalgate banker, who
fleveland, $94,789.24; Blaine. $10,-' No. 5. known as the district judge di w" of th# emPerors Private apart- financial loss of more than $f,0,000.0<X> 1 .ipV„nih Bn.i th„|r tVl . ">ays he simply loaned It to a friend
094.4L>2; Iiewey. $7.680 480; Harmon, vision. He takes the place of District m*""'" Th<* ra "le guard was later Withdrawal of the troops would tend reoordM tell of the borths of fourteen 1 ,or ,h" PurP°"* of taking a fishing
16.645.022. Judge J. C. Robberts of Enid. equipped with machine guns. to pacify the situation. ^rs of twins in FebiWy trip.
Two Edltora File For State Office. Dates For Movable 8choola. I Fiske To Retire Account of Age. British Pay Vaat Bum In Death Claim.
Eugene Kerr, editor of the Musko- Schedules for the movable achools. Washington- Rear Admiral Brad- 7l t
fee Times-Democrat, and for a num operated by the extension division of ley A. Fiske. whose differences with ^^"-About $3.,.000.000 hks been
ber of years prominently and actively the A. & M. college, have been pre-
Identified with democratic Btate poll- pared for the remainder of June and
Activities of Woman.
New York city Is In need of at leaat
fifty thousand servant girla.
Typewriter glrla are found even
among the k I mono-clad women of Ja-
pan
There are today probably seven
thousand women In the United Btatea
practicing medicine.
The great Mexican estate of Mrs.
Phoebe Hearst of California, compris-
ing over three million acrea. probably
will be broken up by Prealdent Car-
ran is. who haa announced that be In-
tends to drive all foreign land holder*
from that country.
Miss Louise L. Thomaa of St. Louie
turned her back on society to become
a volunteer kindergarten teacher In a
settlement In the foothllla of the Cam-
Tulsa bank clearings for last week berland mountains.
amounted to $4,817,317. the highest Demanding that they be aent to tha
clearings for a week In the history battle front, a group of French women,
of Tulsa. Clearings for tbe corres wearing uniforms, recently attempted
ponding wee klast year were $1,428. to enter the chamber of deputlea in
r,#6 i Paria, but were turned back.
A 912,000 school bond Issue voted at , '
Tishomingo, the proceeds to be used Restsurant Epiaoda.
in erecting an addition to the high i "Why didn't you Interfere when th*
school building, and the Installation of 000,1 rhased the waiter with a cleaver
heating plants. Only n-ne votes were 1,1(1 the waitress yelled murderT"
1916, which was $2,706,187.
"I thought It was an ordinary cab-
aret feature. I couldn't underatand
what the waitress waa yelling. I
thought she was singing."— Louisville
Courier-Journal.
_ . Kelly Reed, tried three times In th*
St. Louis Bane "Crowd Robber." district court of Creek county on a
Bt. Louis —Precautions are to be charge of having criminally assaulted
A Poor Way.
It Isn't likely that the Ix>rd ever in-
tended to have prcschers trv to win
people to his side by being disagree-
able.
tics, filed with the state election board parts of July and August. The fol-
as a candidate for the nomination lowing Itinerary has been arranged,
for state senator from Muakogee coun- the dafes given being the closing
ty. He seeks the plate now held by dates of the schools, each of which
Campbell Russell. Walter Ferguson, is to occupy several days: Week end-
editor of the Cherokee Republican, lng June 17, Osage county; July >,
also prominent newspaper man and Seminole county; July 16, Hughes
active in politica, filed for the noml county; July 22, Pontotoc county
nation for state senator from th* B*v- July 29. Choctaw county; August L
enth district. j Atoka county;
... P*'d out in war death claims to rel 'aken by the National Conventions As- and then murdered Ella Brown nine
Secretary Daniels have wide- ativeB of i,rltl(ih B0|d!erH by the Brit M*-"41!™ to prevent Imposition on via- , yearn old, and found not guilty at his
spread attention, was detached from lflh Co|oll|B| and American life Insur to 8t U,ul" during the demo- )«„t trial. Is in jsll again He Is
he war college at Newport and re- ance compan,e# >Jnce thc ou(break o( eratlc national convention At the re-1 charged with a statutory offense
the war.
Twelve Hampshire Survivors Ashore.
I ndon.—One warrant officer and
'leven men. aurvijrnrs of the cruiser
To Clean Wicker.
Coarse salt and water Is the best
Hampshire which went down off the cleanser for wicker furniture and
Orkney islands with Earl Kitchener summer matting. Use a strong brush
and members of his staff aboard, havc and be sure to dry tbe articles tiioi*
been washed ashor* on a raft. , oughly.
quest of the association, the executive
committee of the business men's
league adopted resolutions declaring
visitors to be particular guests and
specifying a desire for their protec-
tion. All tailcab, "jitney bus" and
other vehicle rates as well as room
rates In large and small hotels will
be published by th* association
against a girl seven years old, tha
daughter of a prominent oil man.
Mra. Sam H. Harris of Oklahoma
City Is the women's golf champion of
Oklahoma. She won the title over
Mrs. E. A. Lelbmann. also of Okla-
homa City In the state tournameM at
Muskogee.
Natural Progreaaien.
"My son," aald the elderly dnan>
cler. "learn early In life to paddle your
own canoe."
"Yes. father."
"That's the surest way to become
the possessor, later In life, or a private
yacht."
Great Help.
"Now the city with a big publlo
aquare finds that It bullded wisely."
"How aoT"
"Solves the problem of parking au-
tomobile*, don't you know."
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