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AND THE WEEKLY ENTEBEJttSE
County
VOLUME XI.
BARTLESVILLE, OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY, SEPT. 18, 1914
NUMBER 21
THREATENED
TO ill HIS
WUE, CHARGE
K. OF P.’S TO OBSERVE
Anniversary of “Star Spangled Hau-
lier,” Next Friday Evening.
Members of Enterprise Lodge, No.
142, K. of P., will observe the anni-|
versary of the writing of the “Star
i Spangled Banner,” at their ball, Thirdj
street and Dewey avenue next Friday
; night. A program of events is being I
[ arranged which will include speak-
' ing by visiting and local members,!
——— music,-following which a supper will
be sorvod.
WILLIAM SIVELS BACK' Invitations have been sent to K. of
j P. lodges at Copan, Dewey and else- j
where in the county and it is expect-
ed many visiting members will be in1
I the city.
THE BOYS
GABBY OFF
PRIZES
IN COUNTY JAIL
IOILTE9 HIS WIFE
PRIZES 10 BABIES
IN CORN RAISING CON-
TEST.
WII'L ASKED Oi > Ivji'jRS Seventy-Five Babies Were Filtered in
TO PROTECT HER.
•V
Sivpls Was Out On Bond on
Charge of Killing Wil-
liam Butcher.
Interesting Event- Program and
Awarding of Prizes Today.
WII A T SCIENTIFIC
FARMING CAN DO.
Ramona Boy Raised Best
Pig—Prize Winners jA
Selected.
Washington county
Charles William Tuttle was winner
of the "Better Babies” contest that;
closed last night. Charles was 9Sj
per cent perfect. All of the 7f> babies
entered in the contest had high aver-
age: and several were close competi-
tors for the first place. Four babies
„ : finished with a score of 97 1-2 points-
William Sivels, against whom a.'pi,eee were Thomas McKean F inney,
charge of manslaughter lias been I j0y,n ^ Smith, Dorma Wheeler and
pending for several months, is back, Donald Edward, McDonald of Dewey,
in the county jail, charged with threat-1 The winner of the cotest is lit uats off to
enlng to kill his wife. The wife came months of age., lie is the only child farmer boys.
to the office of County Attorney Wil- of Mr ami Mr:. E. W. Tuttle, who ro-| 'pi„,y |lave carried away all the
Ham J. Donohue yesterday afternoon slue in West Bartlesville at No. 119 prizt*s in the corn contest at the ag-|
and flailed officers to protect her. j Cheyenne avenue. T hey have been ricuitural show, which lias been h
“He threatens to kill me tonight,” j residents of Bartlesville for several session at Twilight park the past t>
slid toitf the couuty prosecutor. A vegrs. Mr. Tuttle is employed as cook (jay8 q'|ie prjzes were awarded to-
eounty warrant Vas issued for Sivels
arrest. Arthur Morgan, a deputv
sheriff, started for the Sivels home
near Dewey yesterday afternoon. He; "usually brilliant
met Sivels walking along the road] very pretty
leading in the direction of Barties
vllle. Sivels ottered no resistance
when told by the
to “the county jail. The county attor-j^ '!,on Vandeventer tied at 96. Boys Gon 0f {|le 8tate where the rain tall
ney is jnuking an investigation andlf™m lo "!l months—Alt red A * 101 ! is uncertain, must give way to scien-
expeetk to liold Sivels on tiie charge j ‘ •’ohn <> p?a-'! ‘ ,, tir'ic methods of raising corn and all
of threatening to kill his wife when Lnvcrne ..angen ./■> I--- ums i - - ot|,gr L.r0[)s> |las been proven con-
his preliminary hearing is called. lljSliA ™r«nov oa and clusiveiy in the chests that have
been held here. Thirty-five boys,
First Millet j-Weaver Tyner.
First Potatoes Fred Herman,
first Canned Fruit - Mary Lumber-
son.
First Pears-i-E. M. Blachly.
First Tomatoes-- W. K. Blachly.
First Peachds— W. K. Blachly.
Premiums given included:
J Blue rtbbonfc tor corn from Mrs.
E'len Miller's farm near Ramona;
| Lane first for best sucking driving
I class.
j Smith & Shew from west of Dev.vj
first and second premiums for mare
! and three colds as a family also see
I oml lor best yearling colt.
Wiley Hothpeter 0f Mewoy first for
twoy ear old draft filly.
AY. <i. Mercer of Ramona first for
Poland ( hina bore.
T. S. Tory of Bartlesvilie first for 3
year old Percheon stallion.
Leroy Reinliart 12 years of age ol
Ramona, first for 8 months old
Duroek Jersey pig weighing dim
pounds.
Flora G. Armstrong first for
Jersey cow and first for Jersey
heifer.
I 0. D. Toalson first for individur',;
' Holstein.
I '-rev winner w'*’> i
300 pound pig will be given a ticket to
j City1 and h return.'' He'is'a'member of VICTORY OVER SERBS
the Boys Pig club of Ramona. ‘ I __
L
School District No. 12 Voting on
creasing School Levy.
In-
A special election is tieing held in
.o! district No 12 today for the
i firm, who lias a sleeping room in tliei
a,ore, lie was awakened early this
morning by u man entering Ids room. |
IVh it he demanded to know what the]
intruder wanted, the burglar told him)
j to remain cjuiet and he would not bo|
molested' Parrett, who was lying on]
a bed, reached for his revolver under
i ins pillow. The robber stepped j
I through the doorway and locked the'
door. Then he made his wav from the
. • olid to the first floor of the store.
e had already robbed the cash draw-
's cf uiout twenty-eight dollars in
niuiiey. The robber attempted to make
his get way through a transom in the
front of the store, but was foiled, it
. ! was thou lie rushed to the rear of the
-- store to leavi the building the way he
i entered, when captured, ( , . ..n
FALL OF BEAUMONT >'”anvhiU> a Greek waiter in a cafe LAM)
1 oil Second street had noticed a mail
BERLIN RE FORT standing in iH" i oar of the Parrott
j store, hat off and a revolver in his
] hand, lie w as the "lookout." Tlu*
waiter unfilled the police. Patrol-
men Butler Charlton and Whipple
hurried to the alley in the roar of the
store. The "lookout” seeing the of-
___ li 'ers wishing into the east side of the
-alive, fled, closely followed by Patrol-
man Chariton and Whipple, lie had a
GERMANS CLAIM BIG food Start on them, when they opened
lire.
The officers 1'eturnod to the stoic
nftei searching the jarda for the
• scaped burglar and not finding hint.
It was then .Miller attempted to make
Ills seu|" Tiie elder Parrett state i'(
today that he was not alarmed over
th« warning of the burglar and after
seizing his revolver started a
seal'd, for him. Tiie store was dark
or there probably would have been a
killing, as Miller .s known to have
had a gun
Miller is a professional yegg, ae-
japs have
CAPTURED
AND NAVAL
FORCES IN ACTION
CAPTURE GERMAN R. R.
! Invaders Evacuated Three
Belgian Towns—Lights
Burn in Antwerp.
in the Bartlesville Cafe at No. 203
West Third street. The child besides
being physicialiy of high standing is
mentally and is
.1 Bartlesville Rabies.—Boys from 12
to 24 menths—Charlcs William Tuttle
By The Associated Press.
Berlin, Sept. 19. (By wireless to
pose of deciding whether or not Sayvillc, Long Island) -The follow- eordiuR: to the statement of the police.
district ^VTe^ounty‘"“sc iitt8 °ttkM Btuu‘,m‘nt WaB M tV°m «n ihAw penitentiary^ Mcllester
i.wy al.owed by tiie 1 >• !German headquarters today: It is expected he will waive arraign-
"lt is reported that a decisive at-
PRESIDENT OF RAIL-
WAY PRISONER
Seize Entire Tiain and All
Passengers—Road Built
In 1901.
Bv The Associated Presi.
Tokio, Japan, Sept. 19.—The
excise
day and in every instance, the prizes board. The purpose of the election is „u , r,,portl!I1 Umt u decisive at- ment a preliminary trial and ask to
ed better corn ttian any farmer in the
county, supposed to be experienced in
tiie raising of all crops.
That the raising of crops of all
result favorably for the increased
levy.
Two other districts will have to vote
...... _______B_____...... upon a similar lew—Dewey and Rart-
officer he had per cent; Thomas McKean Muncy, jjjrids under old methods that don’t lesvil'.e. The excise board is not to
He was brought'97 1-2 and Lloyd Henry Schlupper^and bring results, especially in tills -see- allow a greater leavy than five mills-
If this amount will not niret the
ex-
it Is
‘DELIGHTED” SAYS T. R.
pense of the seliool district
m-cef.sary to «K rjM *«. » tSZ&Z
vo'e upon an increase. 1 1
K'SiiSa'5 ofCwhoin pianted an acre oT£
rible beating. The woman is bruised
about the head and body. She suc-
ceeded in making her escape. When
instances
Tt-ur,*,. »l«lt. - «..o 1.0- a Mr. SCIS MM. or oUt.r,
WaabinSoo UmbESS >'■ *. T» Ire,
PEACE HOPES LOW
• 7 . Z. r: , : ; From fifty-five to sixty-five bushels
of Bartlesville- Bovs from_ 12 to 24 ' Milling to
arrested yesterday afternodn, officers mouthg_Donall1 Edward McDonald,'01' “A*1” corn was rai,st‘d ^ the bo>s
On—None of Nations
l.essen Demands.
did not find any concealed weapons ’ ' r q7 , Thomas Russell Blach- on a sing}e acrc- Tile °°ys were i
on Sivels. He will probably be ar-1 r,^W^7’.W’phninns DonVd “6 1-2 awarded cash prizes and many prizes
raigned on Monday. J Boys from >4 to 36 months' no entries were given out. Besides the prizes,
Several months ago Sivels engaged j f ,0
Girls from 12 to 24 months, Katheryn eaL'1‘ l,ne of tllt! thirty-five boys have
in a quarrel with William Butcher, a j wilxun Grnnon Dewey 93 1-2. Gads many bushels of corn for sale,
fellow employee on an oil lease near I from ‘o4 Viieinths to 36*months', Joyce] A Lumona boy had the distinction
Dewey. During the quarrel Sivels is • NicUolson 91 and Lorane Tyner, S3. !of r:l mg the best liog. In three
alleged to have struck Butcher over]' ^ dav yesterday the second floor months time tiie weight of the hog
the head with a board or wrench, in-'of' t[Je cytv jun resounded with the was increased from 120 to 350 pounds,
flicting an injury that caused Butch-j ]ailghg anij cryB 0f the babies and the The hog was fed according to the di-
er’s death two days later. Sivels is 1 .......“ -• '—
Chicago, Sept- 19—John Callan
O’Loughlin, NVashington correspond-
ent to I he Chicago Herald sent the
following to his paper yesterday:
"Now that all the important nations
at war are in agreement upon the re-
sirability of peace, President Wilson
is considering the next step to take
fourth army corps and parts of other will plead guilty and bo sentenc-
German divisions south o! Noyon, (>(| )>y Judge Henry Hudson.
V, itll loss.
“Beaumont bus been stormed and
twenty-live hundred . French prison-
ers captured.
“Attacks along the entire buttle __
front are being easily repulsed.
"Many guns and prisoners have (Oiore! Iloosevcli Making Hull .House
is Speeches in hnnsas.
not available.
] "Invasions of Alpine riflemen over Eur.ka, Kus., Sept. 19. “Gentle-
the Vosges mountains in the Breisch men, it Is a pleasure to be back in the
valley have been repulsed. Sunflower state," said Colonel Theo-
“The German Eastern army con- (tore Roosevelt today, as he emerged
linues operations in Shwalki pro- from his berth here. Thousands of
vince and is advancing against the persons were on the platform to greet
Russian forces. him. r
“A dispatch from Agram reports, \Va3 Roosevelt’s first Western
tiie victory over the Servians was far tour of the present campaign and be-
grenter than at first believed. The f0re he leaves the state he will speak
Servians were completely routed and jn Wichita today, Hutchinson tonight,
driven across the Save fiver. Many and Kansas City, Kas., Monday,
were drowned.” |---
i conversation of their moiners while lections oi tiie box.
to be tried on the charge of man- ,h took their turns in lh0 examining In all of tiie exhibits where prizes ......
room. Most of the doctors in tne etty were awarded, tiie crop was raised] "No decision will be reached until
wee busy all day yesterday, measur- under scientific methods under the| the return of Secretary Bryan to]
of A. A. Powell, county. WMohimrinn next week. The chief]
Jap-
anese imperial troops co-operating
witli the Japanese fleet, landed at
Laoshn bay September IK, according
to official announcement today.
The cavalry on September 17 cap-
tured Kiao Chow station and seized a
train.
Among tiie passengers was the
president of the Shantung railway,
who was made a prisoner.
The Shantung railway is German
owned and was opened in 1904. The
main line extends from Tsing Tau
west to Tsinan.
ing, weighing and examining the little instruction
1 to realize his desire.
♦ Fxnir tzxrtl/ thPtr Turns in me exmilllllilK *** o-ii \jj me caiuwho hhcic 141 H-co
slaughter.at the January term of the
district court. It is likely he will
also go io trial on the charge of ^ _____________________________ __________________________
tli red teniMt to kill his wife. ] toTs." several "committees “of ladies, agent, who is working in conjunction! ArL‘j7eami hVs'assistinl understand I all
FolldWJig the assault, Sivels was! t00 ftsaisied during thed ay and until with the federal government. | thp
arregts^ttiy city officers of Dewey, iasl mgRt to complete the scoring The poultry exhibit was one of the lu*'>' the obstacle of the nego ia ^
and yestirday he pleaded guilty to | ,,f thY babies. Miss Helen L. Dun- surprises of the meeting. Nearly a it is not believed, for example, that,
the choice. I away, county superintendent
Paris, Sept. 19.-—'The Germans are
strongly entrenching un the river Ais-
ne, with reinforcements from Lor- j
raine, according to official announce-1
ment this afternoon. 1 oglu
The text of the statement follows:.
“On our left wing on the right batik'
of tiie river Oise, in the direction of|
Noyon, we have advanced. We held1 Inisn, OKla.,
OIL MEN GET CHARTER
Oil Producers (Agency Duely
Organized—Will Gel Busy.
H RITE INSREASE
Interstate Commerce Commission to
Begin If. It Hearings October 19.
Washington, Sept. 19.—The inter-
state commerce commission today de-
cided to reopen the eastern advance
, rate case and will begin hearings
here on October 19. A formal order
to that effect was prepared. The re-
I quest for the reopening was made by
I tiie railroads, wiio believe tiie rates
should be further increased.
T
Big Hu nt
Will |>e Held ,Seim-
in Juuuury.
TO DUST PH
STitk BRINGS SlTIT AGAINST
PRAIIHF OIL K GAS CO.
C«ntetjd«i Prniric Has no Legal Bight
’ td'Owne Property—Millions
Involved.
results of the contest this morning. raisers to Hold a puitry show later.
Hundreds of people crowded the in the year when casli prizes will oe
Grand thcat-e this afternoon for the offered.
“Better Babies” contest program, The winners of the various contests
which included the awarding of the follow:
prizes to the winners of the contest. Pigeons—Pair—Russel Berentz.
All of the babies entered in tiie event Bantams—Tom and Jerry Toalson,
were invited to the stage before the “Loyal Socks Fair Aberkirk”, tiie
program began and at tiie close tne Holstein *helfer belonging to O. B.
mothers and the babies winning Toalson, first prize. There were ten
prizes were invited to appear. In- Holstein heifers entered by Mr. Toai-
Septs 19—The Okla-
the heights of the right bank of homa Oil Producers Agency held a
Aisne, opposite the enemy, who meeting in the Commercial club roms
seems to be reinforcing himself by last night, about one hundred oil men
---- ------------ ^bringing troors from Lorraine. On, being in attendance. The committee
------. . ol dozen breeds of chickens were shown, any of tjie belligerents really with the ^ie cen^er ^]ie Germans haven’t mov- appointed at last mecthi0 to look af-
] sciiools who has been manager of the besides varieties of ducks and other war t0 en(| now. They have not yet!,,,] from tiie deep trenches construct- < r taking owl of a charter got busy at ----
contest, put finishing touches to the fowls. It is the plan of the poultry,kaJ thp gupremc test which will de-jed by them. Our advance in Lor- once and a message was received] result of the holdin~ of a
,1,0 capacity 0,one Bldc «,‘a- «'»» c.«.
the othei to teain the vie ory. ! trenched, are delivering partial at- riio capital stock is .$-"*.000, which agricultural exhibit, plans are under
“i he informal proposal first put out ^(.^3 along tiie entire front, without is divided into 1 p 00 shares of a pan "ay lor lb<’ bolding of a second poul-
bv Germany lias as Us object less the it being possible to record any dects-i'aiue of $25. Several new members ,ry show in BartP'Sville. i lie eatss
making of peace, unless on terms en-jive result for one side or the other.”j joined the agency and routine bus!-', have not been decided upon, but it
,, | .... ,ho k..iK(,r thinl Antwerp, Sept. 19.—The Telegraph ness was transacted. The by-laws he some tune in December. Hits
!?n-J fh-, (-erYant had not !•'P°rts that Den /ermonde (Ter- wil' he acted upon at the next meet- was the announcement of John B.
to demonstrate that^ennaiiy^had monde> and Londerzel, have hern ev-m:r which is to he held Tuesday even-1 Churchill and Rev. Theodore Gayer
The' acuatcd by the Germans. This is the'ing and the permanent officers and '• today, p.vo of the men in charge of
first time these places have been free directors will probably be chosen at the poultry show being held here.
warned war and
her share in restoring peace.
All day yesterday and last night one
of the most important cases known to
oil regions'whs argued before District
Coiipt Judge Henry Hudson, the suit
being that of the State, against the
I’rairld.UiLand Gas company, brought,
by Attorney General Charles We3t.
The.easo which seeks to confiscate all
of :0ie company's holdings in the
state, has been continuel until next
Saturday for the preparation of briefs.
Judge Kates of Independence and-
Attcrney Henry Montgomery of Bart-
lesville'represent the defendant com-
pTuVv rtnd Attorney General West of
Vlnita, W. H. Komegy of Vinita. the
sthfe. The hearing yesterday wi3
rlbsed by a two hour speech by W. S.
Fitzpatrick, counsel for the Prairie.
The consltutional provision in ques-
tion prohibits any corporation doing
bn'iftess in Oklahoma, from owning
title to land outside of incorporated
towqs or cities, other than is absolute-
ly cSjtential to the conduct of its busi-
ness, and the etate, in this ease, as-
serts that the ownership of land in not
necCsvnry to the conduct of the busi-
ness of producing oil; that the Prairie
Is, under the feCent decision of the
supreme court a.-common carrier com-
cluded iu the program was a practical son> averaging four gallons of milk rip'n* r'ltelv ^ nededf^bv* Geriimn I of invaders since the removal of the j that time.
P„clrero„res
od, a real live baby being used. Drs.'jng t0 G. F. Toney of Bartlesville,!10,11 y * lmtuU nl0Vt nas lalltu anu H ---
G. F. Wood ring, .F. R. Sutton. J. T.
McLean. F. M- Buck and J. W. P6I-
iard conducted the demonstration.
There were reports, and ann-unce-
ments of the contest by Dr. Dunn,
special music, an address to parents
on hygiene by Dr. M. C. Wyatt, pre-
sentation of prizes, prize babies shown
on the canvas and an educational mo-
tion picture offered by Mr. Feeney,
manager of the theatre.
Two medals were given. One to the
Bartlesville baby with the highest
average and one to the out of Bart-
lecvillc baby with the best score.
Diplomas were given to winners of
the first place in each class as well
as S2 to each, given by the County
Fair association- The winners of sec-
ond place in each class were present-
ed with certificates ami $1 and win-
ners of third places 50 cents and a
certificate.
Charles William Tuttle winner of
the highest average besides getting
a medal, diploma and $2 from the Fair
association, was winner of $10 given
bv Dr. Wall, a box oL-eii:ars for his
pony, and that the ownership of tank ., J eiven bv the Cherokee Cigar
sail aKfsrr-w
ing stations, t* not essential f*Stlie, >Tl1 |he ,)e for (hlrri p1acP tn the
conduct of Its business. | youngest class of Bartlesville babies,
Since nearly all of the °« 1raBJMl'W, b0th were recognized, the prize money
In >lie State are owners of laDd oat- fteine dividod
"ide of corporative limits, the outcome # ^ # ^
of the case Is watched with consider-]
able interest. A sustainanee of the , ■,
state s contentions in the decision
would affect all cf these-
weighing 1380 pounds, first prize.
Wagons exhibited by J. W. Fowler.
Brown Leghorns—Pen—J. A. Smith.
Buff Leghorns—Pen—G. F. Hallo-
way.
Buff Orpingtons—T. W. Gayer.
Crystal White Orpingtons— Ray E.
Huling.
Barred Plymouth Rocks—Pen—Si-
mon Jones.
Buff Plymouth Rocks—Pen—O. B.
Toalson.
Golden Wyandotte—E. E. Heyl.
Red Cuban Game—Tom Nixon.
they arc preparing to continue
war on more advantageous terms, it
is to their interest to go on until Ger-
many's inferiority is eslablished.
'Great Britain does not want Ger-
many destroyed. There must be a
strong power on the European contin-
ent to offset Russia and that power
necessarily must be Germany. France,
on the other hand, is wild with a de-
sire for adequate revenge. She feels
that if Germany is not permanently
crippled the attack made by the kais-
er's stroops six weeks ago may be
repeated when the Berlin government
the'every evening from 7:30 to 8 o'clock.! 'fetors, gave an outline cf what was
London, Sept. 19.—Tiie official in-1 included In the request for a charter,
formation bureau today gave out the lle H,1,|e'l 'he purpose was the anini
following: 1 gamat'on of producers for the further-
“The situation remains unchanged.!arce of their interests; tiie maintmi
The counter attack against tiie first!aliri' ol a bureau for gathring iti
division, delivered during the night, !0l:nal*C!1 *or 1 u‘ agency; a bureau
was driven hack. The weather :8] for procuring equitable transportation
bad, and it is raining continuously.",ra,0h' Hie handling, purchase, sale or
__delivery ol the production ot the
1 agency members; the purchase, con-
tracting. sale, etc., of refined prod-
ucts, the leasing, constructing, etc-,
of tanks, pipe lines, stations, tele-j
j phone and telegraph lines; the refin-'
I
Steps will be taken at once to or-
ganize the Washington County Poul-
try association, which will include in
its membership every poultry raiser
in the county, u is planned to hold
the December meeting in some va-
cant store building in the business
district, whore it will be possible to
have a better display of all kinds ot
poultry and where greater crowds
will attend. The poultry exhibit (s
unusually good, but it is expected the
December meeting will be much laf-
ger and a greater number of chick-
ens and other kinds of poultry will
be on exhibit.
Business men and others are e*-
pected to take a more active interest
Cornish Game—Owner not present. 1 jlaa recovered from the effect of tiie
Reserve Board 0. K.S IIOO.OOMOO
Fund lo Meet l'. S. Obligations.
Washington, S"pt. 19—The b inkers
p'art for a one hundred million dol-
lar gold fund to meet American
obligations to Europe was approved
by the federal reserve board today.
MR. FARMER ♦
Will you sell you farm at a ♦
fair price? I have clients who ♦
want to buy Oklahoma land, and ♦ man.
yours might suit them. Isn’t it ♦
wortli a 2-cent stamp and five ♦
minutes of you time to find out? ♦ Second
Write * Graham.
0. S. MILLLSON, Bartlesville,
Oklaiionix _ ♦
Indian Runner Ducks, white— Pair
—Mrs. B. F. Swick.
Indian Runner Ducks, fawn and
white—Pair—Alfred Rittersbacher.
Mallard Ducks—Owner not present.
Apples, second—R. M. Fields.
Allalla, first—B. H. Jeters.
Tobacco—Jake Workman.
Milo Maize—Jake Workman.
Milo Maize, second—Hugh McCall.
Feterreta, first—J. H. Brinker.
Feterreta, second—J. L. Wyatt.
Melons—Albert Whitmeyer.
Kafir Corn, first—J. H. Brinker.
Kafir Corn, second—B. H. Jeter.
J. W. Tyner raised largest variety]
of stuff.
Rhode Island Reds—Paul Early.
Aneonas—Pen—Ellis Norman.
White Leghorns—Pen—C. F. Hal-
lowav t
White Leghorns—Trio—C. W. John-
stone.
Corn Club, first—William Bates.
County, first—William Bates.
White Corn, second—Lester Work-
K.MERGING
PARRETT
FROM WINDOW IN
DRV GOODS STORE
present struggle.
‘Moreover, France wants Alsace
and Lorraine back again, now that Robert Miller in Jail, Rut Pal Believ
ed to Have Been Wounded Escap-
ed Parrett Tells Story.
there seems to be chance of Ger
many's defeat. Finally Russia, which
has had considerable fear of the
‘German danger’ will want her neigh-
bor weakened and will insist upon
the cession of a part of East Prussia1
in order to carry out the czar’s prom
ise for the reconstruction of Po-1 morning, Just alter he
land under the majesty s suzerainty-! .urr.„„i. „ rp..r winitow
ing and se'Mng of oil; the issuance of j„ the meeting, and have expressed *
certificates and receipts for oil and] desire to do so. As it is, they assist-
ihi organizing of a business exchange. ed materially in the present meeting.
It is planned to offer a number of
cash prizes at the December shoir,
with: which fact will cause poultry raised
1 to exhibit their poultry.
Mrs. R. W.
Hi's morning
relatives
Gregg went to Topeka
for a short visit
Halted by police officers who had
the ' drop" on him a man giving The
^aine of Robert Miller, surrendered;
~ 1 to three police officers early this'
had crawled,
_ through a rear window in the Parrett
But Russia, too, will want ^rmany | j)ry Goods store on West Third street,
preserved, largely as on offset to Lug- jjjs pa[( wko ku(j |3een playing the
land.
SUPPRESS HOSTILE PAPERS
part of a “lookout" made his escape,]
but it is believed be was wounded.]
Patrolmen-Whipple and Charlten, who] By The Associated Press.
OF Id, 10 DEITH STRUGGLE
Japan
Put Ban
Criticised
on Two
War Policy.
New Yort
government
the- Deutch*
in Yokoham
dispatch rec
Yellow Corn, first—James Sears. ! p.is,« an(]
Best ten cars corn—Earl McAles- patch says
fer. . top cf the
best ten ears corn—AY. O. from J?pan
I The two
+ Best Wheat—R. J. Hasty. , the cable n
Second best Wheat—^Weaver Tyner, roent cens'i
First Oats—Weaver Tyner. 1 oue'ntlv atfa
. Sept. 19—The Japanese
has prohibited the publi-
■ Japan Daily Herald and
Japan Post, newspapers
a. according to a cable
iv<»d here tonight by the
st news bureau. The dir-
hat Martin Ostwalu, edi-
Post, has been exf
: gave chase fired several shots at the I
Which fleeing burglar during the chase;
1 across the tracks and through the
|railroad vards towards (lie west part;
of the city. Officers in nearby towns
have been notified to be on the look- i
out for the robbers.
Miller, when taken to police head-
quarters confessed to the police to
naming robbed the store. He was j
turned over to the custody of the
sheriff this afternoon lor trial. This
lied | morning a chisel used in p*ying open
the window in the rear of the Par-
lini. Thus, they hope to end the ter-
rible strain which must last as long
in the troops ui Emperor William hold
. 1, . . ... the now strongly entrenched posi-
ertmns that the right wing 01 the lion M lftni{ aH tl(<l ttlUes
London, Sept. Ill—If reliance can he
placed on the British uiul French as-
First Barley—AA'eaver Tyner.
I
Hid her
ewspaper8, according to rx
ssage, met with govern- fet
■> on Monday after fre- ret
king measures of Japan
in the European war. J NY
i store where an entrance was ci-
ted, was found in a trash box in the
ir of the Parrott rtore.
According tc the rtory told by L.
Parrett, senior member of the
German armies which stretip across
northeastern France, is slowly yield-
ing. the battle of Aisne seems like-
ly to follow Die course of the battle of
Marne, for there it was the German
right which firs; tell back across tiie
river.
Along n one hundred and fifty mi!"
front the rear of which is scarred with
graves of thousands already sacrific-
ed. two armies comprising millions 01
men are rapidly approaching exhaus-
tion and standing in trenrlies deep
can face a murderous hail of projer-
tiles from hidden hattries of their op-
ponents.
Beth the British and French realize
it takes super-human effort to win the
strength of German position .being
emnhnsihited in almost every dls-
patcli from the front.
Dispatches from Vienna report Of-
ficially that the Austrians and Ger-
mans in Galicia have formed a new de-
fense lint and arc awaiting the Kits,
-irn attark noon the str ng fortress
with water, awaiting the opportunity of I'rzemysl, fifty miles west of Lem-
to drive a wedge through the opposing herg.
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