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Texas Company
Prairie Oil & Ga
OKLAHOMA! OaXATtaT XX iT I Tim,
LMAXU WHU AMOCUTT.D rftatS.
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VOL. XIII, NO. 311
TULSA, OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1918
VI PAGES
PRICE 5 CENTS
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DRY AMENDMENT
WINS IN SENATE
M.
Compromise Prohibition Plan
Adopted us Killer to Apri
rultural Hill.
EFFECTIVE ON JULY 1, 1910
Measure Kemnin.s in Opera
tion I'ntil American Sol
diers Demobilized.
MO RECORD VOTE ASKED FOR
L'iirr House Accepts i'rovi
.sions Without Count ;
Opposition Fails.
w asiiin.;ti i.n
A'.K
lp3 - .Sal. nr..
.1 'l uL.blli..n InnVi
:! forvvaid IimIiv
S ii hunt a m in J
il it i iiimiill .lulu
)n ruiiivi'Mi
viiii li intc tiKiTi
r f rij ' i f : c i , thi Milt.i:i' lull- t
i.i.iy
'I"V'I iIhi Ii'.i.Ii-ih' r.iin iirniiUHi' fii
li" t 1 1. r, 1 1. 1 ' I ii , rffi-tlivr July
iiriil n.n'lmitliK iluMIlK Oni
V' w ! r ri .1 hum tin. Ami'ih'.in irnuN
an I'. hi. Kill Ihhiii' .lint il.'lllulillui''l.
. 'I'lir ( inn pliiiii hi', nil i miiriil lni'lil
J I'y " in 1 t Mii piiirJ i'f '!'. ii. p ri -
I 1 1 . ' 1 1 ...It f,iill't. In tK t 1 1 .IMIU.IIlHI
i mi i lirnry dki ii iillurul hph oii ih-
iuiii lull, In rtiiiili'J in ii'iiuiin In
Hi' mi .iiii i iirxlrr tlin liui iii.Miy
uKri'i'iiii i.t ..f nil. I ".li y ' (,n
iKini ithliniijcli ti'i liiilt ally kiiI. i-. t lo
fi Mii.'lliir iiii'. I'iimmik" ',f 'In' ''HI
lim-lf h I'l iruiril luiiiui rnw nn.l tlm
a iiiiiiH.ni. sill i.i' ri't.inifil . lo tiin
a Imiitu hi in II In i pi'. ti'.l In' ii u-
hltiillun i. . at In a ' i t th4 br.i-
j Mil! .IO.ilMlll.ll.
Dl lilIU- Is H,r,.
A'lui'tl.iii of the riiitiiiiotiilKr !i'K
l"Uti.Hi r.uni ttftrr li.tl.iyn (li't.aU'.
I'lilli-tl l.i-t.('rn ( l..lliiilolli HhJ I P
I'Ulli'lllit nf p ohlhlllun, Init llh
limny iiiuiKm uC I.l. k of Int.'iiMl, in
ihiiliiiK A(.iht ht'itiA l'i r Ii mi till'
tTwur jn. in ilii- K-iiri'i tn'.Miihf
. thi' roin iroiiilfifi w ii.i rf.iiJiiilr'l a.1 ln
uiini; iiiirnvaj liy the HfimHv
I. It. .Mi fi nulliTMIIy I'tmnifi lli'
tS I i t . . . i : .1 hu lint mil.' i-ro futilo.
Aiiii-M'lrni'nti to U'Uuni'v im.l tli'f.T
tin. i-rii'.luo ill I. ami In I'llfiiil (lie
t.nii' f.ii ltn i'n'i iLliuu uK'tima ii-.t
n. won' uiie o frw hiliiiingly lie
IraH'.l, uiMi.nlt r-ri'lil lu.J rail.
Ti.it ihi-ii' w.m n HKi ri'inrnt
( till' li lt.llMH HK IIIIKI II1I1K
f ii'i.u.l olrn an l -n I -. I liy Kviiittor
yi Mn'.piiril uii. I uihrr n.Uo.ntiMI unJ
m. i ii(.iiinvui or iTuinno nr y iih
lAi.' M. Thi' livnuiul uiiili'miamluiK.
II Wiin iliii'lnrr.1, rxtrnitdl only In
n. licit nf itie i oin IHuni'-Ki uiiirinl
mi'Mi, nud r, Hulil oliNir.jrtivti ii'
l.ilo ui' .li iuiiii'iilry lu. -Ili a.
I'lulml Miikm Unlit.
I ; ni.ii.ir I helan of (. ahfm nUi mn.l
u iK.ir.nii fiKhl fur ii imiKfr iv.oiu
uf hi. f..r I'n' Winn un.l Iri'r IniliiH
tiii'.'. It' i-lfiri'.l iiiui'n.lin-'iiin iiinK -iiik
IIih rffi i lui' il iIh fur Itu'ir pio
liili'ion Julio .in. r.l.' i), I n i.: iMi. I of h
i-.tr i r v luij-i. im lilt- Miiii'iiiliM'-iil
i. i- I 1. ii. ftiul a 'mi nii!y Inn1 the Uti'r
il.il lo HIliiH ulonr. It.itti U4TU r
Ji r("il ti v i'i w lio . ii 1 1 ii k 1 V ! iv. I voi v
n.iin ami Mi.ffii u-m i-n:i:.iri ili.l tin!
mi.mii t J- r i n 1 1 i- I "In J in h n'.tii't fur
u w il rail. Aiinilii'r 1'tniuii unii'ii l-M'-ni
dru'r.r. in riiiirH of 'Tiiii-"
w.i.jl.1 h.iw i vii'iuli'.l lh' rffi'rlive
il.itr fur win'-! ki iiiiinitiH loiiKcr, or
mill'. I ii'i'i'iu lii'i 31. r.il.
Vllh "wrt" aii'l "di" ini'ln lirra
fil.li'iitly iiI'.iiti tin" 1 liiftr , fii-rrriuf nt
1'i unitu mi tin fShtpiiii il or.ifl, (he
l-i'ILlll llls.l Ni'lril ll.iWIl WlllllHll u
t..il u!! nil aini'PiliiH'Bt liy S.Tfl.ir
Tiuiiiiim'II of I'l'Ti.tii in move ili
rffi'i'ii.u il.it.' nln'j'1 to Jmiuaiy 1,
111'.!, MM l 'U lil.'l III OH' I'l.l lll-llllt.'
U. i i .mi ii oiut'iii aK i i-i'iiifiit waa
rrat'hu'iJ. .
I ln iinii ii.iini'iii ,'ih ii.ihmi'h n h
kit tit it u t c li..ln. fin' tin" OliKli.al ,
.. iiii i.il iii' iil. ot I Inn i ki'iii ill ' Iv.i.i
il.ill of ('ulif.ii n:n .roHil'llln- lino uf
niLiicy 111 tin' ufru iillurul ii.in'oina
(iiiil i.lll llillM Uii' I'lrMilrnt ulluiil'l
IXiTClM' 111" I'll'H' I'l uiiilioiliy (O t"P
liiaiiiiliii luri' of I r ami will" (mi
miii'inltiiciil .ot'M'O'il I'V Uii- lioiiHc
.S lir ll
la ml
tural
ln ii II I'.iin'.l Hi'" ''i'1 M'lv :'l Iiiki I
for ihv oi'iiiiii''! n'linti- hkiI- J.-
I OIllMlilli'.' I'l l' O'l'-ll in ..ip
a j l. of all Intnl. Mliiiu iTsrniK'H
Jjntmi-y I nrxr
hi'n Ihr H''lra'.t:!ril loil cimm
l.rfiirr lhc Niii.t'i ti.n.Mri i.v a ih;irp
f IK Ii t on 111 it I ' I I "I" iiltii.liM. ul.l'ijrj
In I'll r X I I'll I'.lH'l'il lllnl illilifi'i-mnl ',
la p la nni'. I l.y m iTi nl m'liiiiorn. Init
j Ki'iii'ral oplni.ni nm tluit I hi- inf iK
l Ul i' ftMiill..l l.r pnv-it'.I t.i'fiili' u.ljo.i. n
1 nii-til uitti.nit fuithi-r a.lion nil the
ni.'h, lull. m rlniiHi'.
PRESIDENT DISAPPROVES
"NET INVESTMENT" PLAN
WAKIIlN'IT'iX
llm lions" iiM iiiii
till' W.ld'l' pi'Mi'l
fnl.tin siii.i
t-llll I Ki Of till' lui'i:
.i i.-" with a It in'
Auk "! - W in' n
I ri.l1Shl.-r.lt ion of
I. lil i.i..i, ICi'pri'-
..f 'r.'iuii"-.sr. In 1
sut , sprii ntt a nlir
fii'in Pri'Mifl.'iit
llnon doi'i o. mir the pinpisal to
t.iiv the "lilt li.i ' ill -t 1 1 In water
Ii.
no i v
I'l.iuis w hli h
pulilir nwni-t
The pirsld
ti i-nt" in o
iitii-c- be pru
be
laiinrd fnr !
l.lp '
nt M 'I 'In "ret invest
Inn h id I"-' ii Insi'rli'd
l-u.m.i ! ! .ipl'l "i i d tin
bill un.l nsk.-.l ( ..'.i
Us nrl.'iiial f"i rn w h
p. Iks It in
idrs nil
!i pt
ni' i.t of "fair value" i .it i-xrerd nit
oitxlnal rust '1 li" w linl.- (Ii;ht ini-t
Hie bill ranu'-s iiiiumd tin... twu
I'hiaarn. Ihi wa-r unm-r Intin-sts
I'isisiuiir thev intiut r unman, I r.ip
l':il for cli'irlnpiin-nl tiiid'-r tt-e
In 1 1 f r. r
llatlilxinci Nnmi'il.
W-ASIll.MiTtiN. Auk. M- Alb.-t
'! -i ' lilmn" uf Ni iv V.uk, w.ia noinl
fHti'd tndav In- President Wilson In
h" hi-shi ii nt n'cniaiv nf the treas
'I'V tn in, .,.'. i (is--,!,- T fr.i"b. win-
a i,.,,, -..,,UP. t;,,, tll-JSllty 111
'III 'li.-..
1
77ie M'four
' Tl'l.KA. Aug. U
Maiimtitn. 1 ' J . mm
1111. 111! 7 4 eenlll
wieuii: rli'tr; ua-
of r a j ii
OM.AIIHMl: for
KrliUr anil lur lr
intT!l) fair
I HI I .fl ANA: for
Fri.ltr auu -4l-irts
tluii.I. pn.lnlily
nutieM In au-ilbi-aal
pm linn.
rr
rn.u,
r l.t.t.i v .
Mill iTt
.irtli.ii .
1 i.euallr
k a r
111 fM'ftll
fur
TK A
Ki i.l
nd htnr'l
tiff 'l r fair
S K, h T TKX A
gri.Fr tlir Jir.
f u il y KrtUv uA 't
The Reward
W hn th bull r tnf i Aon. .
W hrtl 1f (rim I gi t II Hull,
U r chill f iter )" m ' rotes I
lo tli auu 'f tiiir .fun-"! I
W r t'ltil lllf.-t li.l HlitH li'llHf I
Im Uirt-", tuft 4 r wfiitxr,
r ' M fur ui h n 1 ! Iitiifi nrrl, j
Arid kdi'l a n t tiur merry utir (
W t thill tria.l I fi- trUi-l rluor I
In a rUi tlil' l'r.-ii in 1
f Kft ' I fili, llif tlrrt I'Ibi-HI
lit 1 IHll a f tlrrr Hl.l'r . I
M n inl .rtim will ip i.'it''tKiri
A t Hp v In-1 J into Id if la.bti.-i I
n, ih- trtrw f -r ill iHir iii J .urea
li h ,r rrju!i Wijrih wli.l.
Il - oiir4 with ha" M haill-f, .
'iir-i u In r til 'nn rillc.
'inr to (n our i-o rr?na,
Pur In W-p it f I C hijrti,
A u.l -ahfli war no o''f waifvrt,
To tU rhit-lrcil 'f till- K' ,
W h'l hacil umn fri-rtoin a ?irfc
In h flurunii r.f and
Moi.rnghl ItMi by K.lar A )
Jority by whi'h the aniifXatlon P
FIVE THOUSANDSANG
PATRIOTIC MELODIES
l lixl (iiinniiinlly Wn I'niler rmfi n
Hi.r riii of KimiiIiiII nlliKO
rriinoiiiiKil KiiriTHi.
TULSA KNOWS 'OVER THERE
lliilili llrmn nf li" Iti-iml'll'"
UK ; I'Hii'p iIm" lloinr 1 Inn llurn-
tnit" SiniR Willi
f .
i
(if ii tii' Hi inril TiiImh's volroa wrn
llftnl luil nlKht In oin -ran.l vlo
tory rlinriiL StamlltiK tor more than
nn hour uinlir thn lari nml titil
Imik of th rli-rtrln lwlKlila. tt m'll'l
throiiir of pfopli- flllml Main lri'(
from Kourth to YU (rrl anil
wutrhlng the ill.ri'tnr'j liulrm flllnd
lh Hlr with pntrlotlo nirlmly.
The trowil wan mnile up of Tul"'
mo-t rprfafntHtlve rlllai-nry very
inin"h In enrnil. Aa oheillent k
chllilren thry fnllnwr.l linplli-ltly the
rllrrnUonn of the loo.lcr. llnbrrt
Moyrc I'uraiiti. A. I'. Ynimif, Tulaa
rornrtlnl, Hd.lril muth lo tha aiirccm
of Ihivevrnlnif
HunilrnlH li'lil the aonp nheetii dlx
trihuti'il for the nn-Bilon ami nthcra
iiiendeil upon rnriuory, or mutrhed
over a nelKhhor'a alioulder. Here
Htnl there In thi" rrowd trained voire
pealed nut In Ht'runtiniird tionB; they
were the lioidrra for thoae whime
Voiron were niore or le ruaty with
dlanae, Init w hoan heiiriM'lieiil to the
rythm nf thi pift rlutlr niualc and
old familiar all'.
Wiirnt'il National Air.
The iliifcrri mai)e a inaKnlfirent be
(Innliig with nil. Hay, fan You St-e
by th P.iwn'a Karly I.lnht?" no
brill of imilr clii'i'l Were needed
here. Proudly Ameiiran liendM were
thrown hark Hint proudly Aini-ilian
throata aurrlled lth thi Itiroiiipar
litile Star Spaiik-li'd Itimiier that
In trlmniih aiinll.wave o'er Ihe land
of tin free and tlm nnii.n of Ihe
brave."
Tarried away wlifi the llnra an
grandly udaMrd In the day, the linur
and the year; thrilled with the
prophei-y einliodlett in 1 1 rook rtaii.
Kir. It mil nlmnat Willi reirret that
tney were ii-.i nun unoltier oii(r.
Hut It Kim one beloved In rJhe amnh
Mid the tr.liixltl.in wait iiilrk and
CONTINl KI) tl PMiK TKN.
Two-Thirds of Lost -Ground
Is Regained
liy Foch's Strategy
PAIUS, Aiik 29 The allies now
li.il i' wnn buck innio than lu
t .lirds nf the. Kiuund biat hIiicn tctna
luvKlnnliiK nf Ihe llertnaii offensive)
In March. It was wrvmif frtun
them by an uverw helminn effort
of forru nn. ihev tune reu'ilncd It
hv the hrllliant KeiieriiKhlp of
their leader and the skillful mu
lienverlnK of their troops.
The workliia; out of Marahnl
Ken Ii'h strnleicv, a'-cordlnaT l opin
ion here, shows that every mnvr
ment In earh sncllon of the l.ina:
hattle line (,a.a been rarefiillv
thniiK'lit out n Ita relation to the
whole Thus the Prittsh advance
tow ird Pin untie. A UK u nt Jt, had
Its liiinii-diati itff.-f cm the aec
tluns f.utlier smith and fur u ser
nn.l Mine t;i-rii't;ik inn Mutler was
in ,la'V"r nf lu-ii'K Vauifht In ta
lr-i if h" hum: on an'Ohrr In
slanl " Ai a irsult lie vv.-ia olilU'i-d
to nhan.l 'U pove and Node ,in.
letire In'liind Suinine wl'h the
l-'rrnrh rus" hi hla heela
I ni 1 1 1 -.l la inl.-reM n the l.atile
l-i In the ntn-r.i t .yj's nn the wtriKs
il.'tieral M-iripIn Is firhflnc bird '
nn the r'Rht In Ihe resTlnn nf Ju
v ir n a n.l e ' h i v Urn v
i m I he left the p. Ii'th east uf
Vrns have nv r-rnu.a-f"":Pi.wu f nl
defi-ners wlii'll bine eni-inli'd
Air.-iw un.l -ire ir"'t!nr d:inir-rum!y
mar t Ii f"rui!d.iMe insi-'ns pi...
pire-l fi'M'Isl v-l's :i(?'i to pr..i...-t
Jioutil aed I'.itiil nl Tt'i'Hi. t. vvn-i
lire llnpnrtant l lilin.'l.l i-ii'.-ts and
vlt: Iii On' ijerniin pusltlnn so
that n fl. n i' strui- '. titn- h
l.m'e, fur hefori- tin: j 1 1 . - ii-.uh
th I' in.
I
if tvnwM. tYs la
wax evajvi -ixsjei, M
i fJ f CO TOO I
MseST THY A sseen
DRAFT BILL WILL GO
TO PRESIDENT TODAY
Senate Will Adopt iaiifrrcini' l: i.rt
l-arly ! eci H In WIIh.ui
for TiM iHIvo Approval.
HOUSE APPROVES REPORT
Ixiwrr Pram I. Aila Hut I it II llllsr
A.IJniiriis Ite-fort lle-arlim of
InvnruMi' Anion
AGREEMENT IS COMPLETED
Minor iK'tnlld 'I'lircfilinl ul In Mm
min liy I onfrroinr; Aiilon 'In
IW' hM1lll'll lip llj' l'lllll TH.
W'ASMIMiTi IN". Am- M A.
I houK Ii I Im ho'irti' la to tn.l.i .i.pi..v. I
thi ronfi'ri'nri ilruft of Ih.j ii.-iii
II)IT Mil Pit ITIll IIIK fl'llTt .1 k. n i. ,.
in liii-lii.ln nil mrii lit'twt.'ii Is un.l -I.'.
Vi'iirH. tlm iiii'iimim fulli'l !. n.i.'h
till nflllltt lii'ftlM' ii'ljiiilllilm-rit mill
tin frfiiiilnirrit fth.1 liiiHHiiMs.,.n to
I I 'rrnl.l on t S llnon w :n ..hi piun .1 mi.
til tomorrow
! Pinna, of li'tt.lora t.i rn-!i tlinnit-li
tli Mil tniliy wi-lit awry tlinoiiih
Mln'lr inlNriili iiliitlona, hut trn-y w.'ii'
lloiMllvt. tiiniKlit that tin' lull noiii.l
I tin In 1 1 in. linal.li'ii t n h.inU Intiior
r.iw wuliln ii fi'iv lion i h iifti-r thi
, a.'ii.itf ri'.'onvf ni'i un.l prol..ihi
m i k' 1 1 . 1 by tin' ix.rijtU( li.'f.iri niflit
l.rn with I'ul. iv a ili'l.n, Ii'.i.Iimh l.f
jlli u ri'rnr.l Ih I'sialilmlo'il in p.ix-
h.ik" of m liiiporiaiii a iiu-Mi'irc- ill
rn-tly af rei'tini: til
1 1. iniii, niio mm
who will be ii.l.ti'.l to the tnllitnry i
rollH and untold iiiiilinna nf other. In- I
dlrertl)-. aa the iioMiniiie wita ri-pnrt-id
to the ai'tiate but two w-.-ka uro
t.iday.n'l paiHii'il both tn).l!i-i virtual
ly uiiaiiliuuiialy.
grii inrnt N Item lird
Si'iiad and hmin' rnnfrrrra
pi-iitnit!y ri'iii-hi"! n fnrin.il ai:ti"
ini'tit. rm tlm hill Inlay fullnw Inn rr
iiuivmI PMiT.l.iv nf the "-wulk nl
f.Kht" anipiulnii'lit, tlir ir!iii'!(i ll ol'
slarle The rnt.fereTiri report wa
ii'lnpti'.l bv (Iih lioii.'iii nflrr rotnid
eraliU. rrltli isin hut only of mint I
features, Willi. nit a roll call.
A It houi'li the m-n.'iti' ntimlne 1 In
ai-H-Onn lale, prepairil In iIicimoi'i' nf
the M-pnrt after tlm hnuae had arte. I.
the hi. us.- vole ran.e ton late. Chair
man Chamberlain of the tnll;:try
ii'iniTilttei' aimed that he mji. l-i-.!
ahortlv before- (he aenate adjiiurne.l
fur Ih" prnipi'i'ta In the h.ui-' and
w.i liifnrnied fliat di bate there pr.il
ahlv wool I prevent na ri-lurn to ti"
M'nute to. lav While the aci.it.' wua
jCli.Hini; Iti d.iv'a affalrn In i m-rut 1 vi
irlnn. the holiie finally approved
lhe reinrt h'lt lena'e Ir.i.l. ra ire
not idvia-d nf Ita artlnn .ntil thti
Joiinviieiit had been taken
ra-nnto lo Art V"lrl.ly
Prompt HPlrnHl toiiinn-jw by (he
laenate of (he ronferenre a , i i nu tii
wlurh will be ralle.l up shortly iiiu-r
tin noon ronvenina; Junir. waa pre
dlrted by leadera. A rr inneinnita
bave bfii male for prompt "iRiial'i'i'
by aenate and Ionian prem..'.H nffi
rera ot the final draft and IH Ininii -cM.it
e ttmiiamiMiioii to 111" prt de-it
After Prnvnet M.irwhal cleneial
CrowdiT had explained that new In
etrurtlona will provide that draft
l.oanln and not ri'Ri rant.a tnuat ini
tiate defferred iliim! f n at Ion rlalnia
the ronfercca tru. k o.il the I'l'tir'wji'li.rk V. Toolry
ami iidmeiit dirortlnR that ri-i;!.'- ! late ut the pom
tranta bn lint required In make or
refuse to niakr am h claims.
NAVY OFFICIALS OBJECT
TO MERGING OF AIRCRAFT
WASHINHTi iN. A UK "0 - Ie.
termlned opposlt Ion will ho made
by naval officials. It was learned
today, to veiy effort to roiisnlnlite
the naval aviation in'rvlra with that
est the? armv under Asislant Seiue
tary of War John I'. Kv.ni. It
would lm unwise. In (he opinion of
naval experts, even to Interrupt (he
ii'M.r.l. enlist rnrl Inn nil UT r all I rov -
ei ltiR navv machines vehh h now Is
reaultliiK In larKe il' lHerlc a i-m Ii
week.
The nround taken by the navv
deiiaotmrnl Is (hat the work I"
proKresui under Its nuKpicr" has bee n
tarrle-d an far that niiv channe would
mean unnerssary ilelav In Ihe pro
curement of planes fur e.iiipplnK
coastal ohservadon slallons here nn. I
those planned for f.uelK'i point
Kiirthermore. It was explained, the
typo of rnach-itlea used. lnlnn ele-
Bluned essetitlally fur antl submarine'
and over-water aioutinj vvnrl Is a"
radically ellfferent from Ihe armv
model that their Inrlusinn In Ih'';
proKtam of the aircraft production
beiard eouhl onlv result In the dis t
arranitemetit of that a.-tiedule.
All allied expurta wlione opinions'
have be nHoui'liI In the mailer have.
declare,! K,nst ,,e runs """ j
it. nun n.tiu
Ilindenburg Sags He In
looking Calmly Ahead
liONIieiN, Auif - l-'ield Mar-
hal vein lllndenbniK. ri-p'y'i'K
teli-ilram rerently sent I, mii by mem
hers nf this fatherland party at
Iti'irbe-nbei a. Huheniia, unknot him
for some almi that he waa nlive in
"fl'-r lo iid the tunwira that he
had died. Im eiuoted In an An.-tel-
iliim illspauh to the Central News
as sav i.ig :
"1 am rla-ht nn trivet and l.ali
Ink ealmly to tlm future "
Would Provide belief
for Farmertt in Texan
V xSlll.NCiTtiN. Ana 2. A l',il .
Moil. (Hill appropriation for the relief
! uf drouth a ifferera in portions of
i Texas is provided In n bill intrudui-ed
i today hv Representative Hlanton of I
I .-nn. In w hi. h priipus'-a a maximum
In. hi of $ fi n n acre to farmer and
tin a head in Htorknnn It Is pro
p. aed th ai loans he advrinri'd so (hat
.-me t Kern v rmpa niav be prndured.
the fund to be administered ' ' (he
ledentl irrrv WaJrV l l'allin
i MEXICANS ARE MADE
TO SURRENDER ARMS
-sonnn, I I ntlcr Martini Ixw mill
Officials re In ( ..lit ml of Minn-
, tlo.i. Many Itm, .lve I ii.
QUIET IS FULLY RESTORED
M.ilnr (.iniTnl llollirniik llrport
Normal ( ou.l 1 1 Ioiih Prevail; I'nr
Ihrr Trouble Not I !xH.Htil.
DRUNKEN CIVILIANS BLAMED
-
i iiwil Mm I nter uti-niliiio IhirltiB
II;: lit; I'onr American An mil
na KoniiIi of IVurtia
S. i
Ml
AH . A hit. : - Tin
Pliil.ir.ii llllii t'lille
i. i'i.i : in
lllllil.lll
I n.a.-iifi -i
N'mi,'!:." S
.1 r m .h un.l
i' i.i 1
i rnnr nf Konnrii. Umn-il
i oi'liTliiK nil rlvlliiiiii In
iinra. to i.llvrr tliolr f!tr
aniniiinillon to tlio Ken-
tin ! iiuhi.iiy lii'ii.iiiiMi-ri
to .r.'rnt ftiitlif-r .inlplni; n
Hi ntiri
rni"H tlm
l.ni l.-r.
Ttm inn n fi-'-to wni il!ti ilmtp.l In
tlm fnrin nf n Ii. in. II. .11, ami nnu;i.- I
In lion y rifR. piHtnl un.l mm Ii niii
iniiniti.in lo'iiiK ainri-n.liTi'il to thi"
ml'.li.iry miilnirllica. (irni'ial I'alli'a
appiiri'iit Iv IniH rotnpli'Io roritrol of
ith'i a.lutili.in ai-rii-i-i Ilia linn tnniKlil.
Ian. I tin fnrthi r tronl.li In Hlinri.iilr.l
' ' ll" M'-'1'"! town In ymlrr tnaitial
n 1 1 t Hi srnitl l,
I in l IIK4 h k ki pnins,
UASIIINHTiiN. A uk. 13 tiffi
rial rrpnrla In tlll war and alate de
part no'lil a today i luphaaii'd that the
ihuriliT truul'li nl Ni.Kalra. Ar!x.
! will sunn end, If llliiii not iilrrad)
n aai-d.
ltepnita from Major Clrneral llnl
hinnk, in riitnniand on the bolder
sal.l ipiirt had In-eii restored Stale
depart ment .llspalrhes told of satis-fai-torv
results fcom Ihe rnnfeti'ine
lii-lwei-n Hnn. idler Iteueral t'uliell
and (.overtoil- l alhs At Ihe Mext
r.i n "c-inliahsv lo-re It wua state-. 1 thai
iiovernor i'all-a rntil.l be rnunied oi,
In Htamp out the artivlllea nf thi
iterman prnpai:aiidlsis In Snnora.
Surli Infiirmal Inn na Ihe alate de
partment rc-relved In the fnrribli
entry nf ainie.l Mrxlrana Into the
Aruertraii rnnsulate at Nuitalra. Ho
ncira, and the wouiidinir of Aiuerl
ran V'tre Cnns'il Toolry imltrated
thai the Incident the art of Irre
fpntia.tile persona and not the Moxi
can rnllltar-.
The violation of tha consulate, la
now under liivrntiKatlon, but tliere la
every disposition nn the part of Ihe
nffirlala here to treat the NnsaleH af
fair a" a pure ly lm al Incident, w hich
ahoiild not Im rlcv aird to an Inter
national Issue.
AHMI.II MI'.XIl'WS
i:m it t'(M leATi-:.
Nl HJAI.KS. All. Auk. Iiur
Iiik the eklrmhh Tuesday 'afternoon
between Amirl.aii eolillera and Mex
Ii -Him. untied .Mexiians entrreil th
Anierlcun consul. ite here'. forced
Ice t'oiiHiil M.-iiiiue and Ciiiisul.ir
to leave the cniisu
s of Ihc-ir Kuna and
Tunlry win. shut and vv oiiiuled, ar-
riirdincx to an aniiuiinremenl made
by American Consul K. M I.awtnn
in Ni'italrs, Mnmii'i. loda)-. ' An In -v
est litaliiiti la nnw In prnKi es. he
raid
The Ainuiran list of eb-.id waa In-rri-Hhed
tu -fesfi early today when
(.lent I.uKe v, l.oftus, wminded In
iii-tl.'ii diirluK Tui-Hitav's i-klrmlsh.
died in the base hiipital. Mis linmr
was k I veil lairedii, Texas
lirinikrn Civilians Itlamrd.
lrntil;in rlvlllaiiM nn the Meilran
aide- of the bonier weie lie-Id te-
: apunslble lodav f.ir the shiiutina:
w hirl! resulted In the w .utiniliin
HllK'hlly uf an Amirlraii soldi. -r.
' P-riK, (irn lie llose-y lahe-ll nn
1 tiiiiince.l "tnii ly that evc-rv thlni? w uh
.eiulet thruiiitlioiit the nii;ht and no
further trouble was anticipated. Ite.
' tnfurcemetits have arrived here and
'.ire irnliiK Into camp near the borde-r.
; I : ii 1 1 1 1 ir h that Mexican federal rein
' fnrcemeiits were iirrivtuic In Nniralei,
Siiiiurii, and enlrenchlliK weie denied
I here tud i v
'Ihe arrival nf reitifurcemi-niM fnr
i 1li. Ameii.au p.iTtiHnn patrul mid
' Hoards fruni iieail.v army pnsi and
tampa has tended tu relax the
tension
j ilrri't;rlnfcrei'liie'iil.
Il'tural l'abe! remalnrd at lllill
tiLtv hc.i.i.iiai let a all day illieitiiiK
(iiVI'IM f n (iv I'AtiK TKN '
CROWDER GIVES WARNING
TO ASCERTAIN TRUE AGES
WASllIN'ITiiN. Aim 2. - Men
Hki'v to be affected by the cxtenslun
uf draft iiue-s wrie nutifierl tiiiituht
in a .i.iteniruit frnni pruvost Marsh. i
i;.uu":i I'luftili r that Itie ubliKatloll
rent.-d nn Hi. -ui i.i ascertain their n-:i--t
ai;i' In f.-i e the- iiew i cms! ratlnn
'I.D .
,s. ii'i-iiun nf a date In tin near fu
tute for the rectiHiraimii is kmiwn
to l-c nn l.-r cutislderiit ion by the
piuvori in.iishal general, T'he pras
peeiive .litis are Seplrm t-er In, 11
and 1-
l-. i -.ins in ibuiht as tu wlit tlier
IT lint thev c.iiiie wllllin the hew
,u;.. limn nf Is tn 4 .'i vc-ara almul'l
make eveiy effort puHil'ili' In ileei
n;. 3h:s duiibt lii'tw-eii how ami the
ilae set fur i ci'ia- rat Inn." tinier il
e 'rnvvdef said III bis statement ' Fail
ure tn .In thia will not c xi-use a ma :1
fruni rc'ulsiium If as a matter uf
f"
t lie iiiiitri within the lis"' luiiita
aid down bvcnni'.ss All I enu ' '" r"
uf the nation will be usi.l in locale
persona who so tall tn reulster Nuvli
persnn iimter the law would be
guJi'y
nf a
mlsdernea nnr, am! upnri
011 I.l he llahle tu a Vli.ir s
inv
lie
J Imprisonment. "
Bapaume and Noyon Captured;
Peronne Outflanked by British
J In Youngt'Ht Captain J
J In the licgular Army
(apt. Ileajrcr
I-KXlNcflViN, Kv. Auk. ti -
'Captain llner l Williams )r , of
this c ity, now with the A 1-1. K, In
fian.-e. la the yeiiinitest rexular army
raplain In the aerv Ire He la '.' .""'I I e
writes heie that he la "artlnn
inayur" of a Pretnh town Ilia
father, den Itoicer lb Williams, who
wua retired last April because of
plivslral disability, la In resume li
dutlea with tlm t tnted Hiatea army
ALLIES KEEPING UP
SIBERIAN ADVANCES
I nrniy Altai U Hut la He fcati-d
With lleaiijr !; Ametimn Not
KaiitkTxl In liwurl I'IkIiI.
VI.APIVciPTiiK. Monday. Am
it ( Iteuler'a) The enemy In rrni
alderalile mini hem attacked desper
ately nlnnif tbr I'aaurl front laat Sat.
unlay. AH the allied force partici
pated pi the flahllnjf except ttm
American. I'pwarda of SOU of the
enemy were killed.
The Japaneae bor the brunt of
I tha fiRhtlnii Tliev raptured two
larmnred tralnil and aeveral field
I Kima.
I Arrordtn; to a w-ounded (Verb
I the Japaneae. Infuriated I'V ftndliiK
. riiuiilale.l comrade' on the biiltte
flel.l, charci'il and routed the enemy
in the f.i. e of heavy inacblnn gun
I, and rifle fire
The Japanese rr'port that the
alltr-d troops aie advancing steadily
I riusiNi cSmim i s
AMiiMi bhlHIMANs.
I.e i N I e IN. Aim 2, Acrnr.lrii: til
oiithiirlt.itlv-e repurta the present np
rlslnrt In I'kialtn continue and ac-rl-uiis
cnnrili-la with tha Herman and
Aiialrlati furce-a are cnnataritly (ak
lim place. The railroad strike there
hiia Increased In seriousness and
Hlderiihle d un, ire has been dune bv
the striker The Herman, It la
said, are fliKllnii incrciialhif iPffl
culiy In enntrullltiK mid e-vplu.tiiiK
I the rountry.
! Iii westein Hibeiia the Czerln-
Hlovaka e-ontlnue their pruKtess east,
ward. It la repeal led ' yen khtile
I'.llnsV, !ty mile east of like
I u Ik n 1 is reported to have ' fallen
Into their bands in spite of re
purta that. CJeneral Hemeoff la pow
erless, b" ha turned up aialu anil
ndvance.l lino b'lberla.
In the Caucasus the Turks have
made nn further alack cm Pnku
The arrival nf (lie llililsh force
Ihere bad nn f.yellent effect upnn
the pnpulatlnn, tt la aald. Kverv
effort la belnn: rnade to oiKiinlze the
lorn I garrison and place the town In
a aulUOile state of defenae
POSTM ASTERS AR E AG Al N
APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT
WAPIIINCTnV, Auir 2! - Ncmi
Inattnn of near'v 2 Olfei pnstmastera
for cltlea, towns and villages In all
parts nf the e-nuntry were sent to
the senate today by President VI.
inn. Most nf the nomine were
present postmaster continued In of
fice fur jiiiulhe'r term.
"Places at whuh postmaster we-te
nominated Include
ArkansiH ile.niliore. lint prltm
(ikl.ihi'ina Pull, Klcmfisher
Texas Clebui ne, I'nrt Worth
Ttrownw-nnd Cnt Ucana c ;alv..inn
nreenvllle, I'llestine. Pc.ct Arthur.
fSan Aiii:"l", Km Antonio
Advance. h for Railroad
1'Jmploges Recommended
U'ASHINC.Ti'N
wares fur raltr.u
and for certain i-li
ret onimcnd".! In
MrA'li.n li diiV by
Am; 21" lllk'tier
I t r ii k i 1 borer
!'. nf r le-l k a were
J lir e, tor 1 letiet al
tbe board e.f rail-
r.uid w.mea nnd winking onditlmi
The advim. es s ii k i" st ed range be
tween 1 ri and IV. per cenl. 11 is said
libit Wullld leffert llinre than Su'l '1110
employes Mr M.-A Ino will ail huun
on lh recuiiimendalloiifl.
- '.pi
W. i - i - .
j:ff' --'V i" -or v
l. Wllllama. Jr.
KiiK'lish and French Win Pivotal T.mTiv'JHNSON PLACES WAR
" Kncmv Suffers I icavv I ...ss in Men ' W0RK VE POLITICS
and Guns in Forced Retreat.
AMERICANS HELP THE
Town Norfli nf Snissnns
Roach West I lank
Germans Are
.
, nvtiov t ii. .. , ., ... ,
I.ONDON. Aug. J'.). The occupation by the Uritish vf
Fiapaumn was officially nnnouncotl tonight in Field Marnhal
Haig's roport from Hritih hondipinrters
WASHIN'tJTON, Aug. 2P. "North of the Aisno our troops
havo made progress in the region of Juvigny, in spite of the
strong rrsistanr-0 of the rnemy," (,'rncral IVrshing's com
nuini(jiiv tonight wiy.
"Our patrols wore active lulono; the Voslc and in the
W'oevn, and brought, In prisoners.""
IX)iND0N. A:ig. 'JD. In addition to the capture of I'.apaume
and Noyon the HriMsh today were reported to he in Ix-s
Roeufs and Monal, WTordlng to the latoBt newii this evening
from the battle front. v The town of Peronne hn been out
flanked by the r.ritish on the Houth.
South of Peronne British t.-rccs today renched the eastern
banks of the Somme river between Peronne and Happlincourt.
French troops are reported to hae captured Juvigny, north
of Soissons. They are reported to have lout Chavigny, just
nouth of Juvigny, to the Germans. x- '
Field Marshal Haig'n men arc reported, to have taken
Ginchy nnd fiuillomont and to have reached the weatern out
skirts of Matirpons. .
Hritish patrols are (.aid to bo
These places, are all aouth of Bapaume.
t
(.1.IIM A.N HKTKIIAT
WITH IIKAVY 1OH.s.
I.I.I.MK N, Aug. J'-Kleld Mar
lis I llaig rrporta that, along Ihe
whole front from llapaum auiilli
ward the tiernw'tii have been for ed
to retreat js-lth great lux In u tann
er, gun and inalerliil. The llrlllsli
have rerv'hed the west bnk of Ihe
Soiiiri.a oppnalta Pile and Pennine
1111(11 11 Ml
ll:OM Mll'ON.
PAItS. An: 20 - The t-'i nth
after raptiirlng Nnnn In henvy
flglltillR todav rnutlBlied tbelr ad
vanie and nnw have a foothold em
Ihe aouthern alupea nf Mont Ht
Simeon, nine Ihun a mile to the
east, a.-ror.lllie In the war offb-M u n - ,
miiitii ement. Thc also have taken
l.imlrlmont and .Miirtlnrmii t
nd
al
have rrnsaed the Allette rlvei
aeiellll pullit
ai i.i i .s t i-n itr:
120.0(10 (.1 IUHNs.
H Th Aktoe-iated I'te-sa
Ii.Miiin, Aug 2- The total In.
tents allied captoie on Ih wislmii
frunt since July 11 now apprnai Ii
K'O.Onu priaoueer and 2,0uu gnna
The Hrltiah i-aplnred more than SI,
0(10 prlaunere between Augiisl 21 and
Aimimt w hile tin) llrltlah tulal'and Klamrtle the aituatloii is ralliei j
,,.n ,,, , ,,,r ppriuu. len-iiiiiiiig
all killed, wounded and iniantng,
were only Slightly In exreaa if Unci
mine a e oiisiuaranie propornon nt ine Hermans Thnisday the Ami'rl
llie llrlriah cuaualiia are in Ihe'ratis Inoivlly alnlled the ilmiiiin pn.
lightly wounded class Tc tol.it sitinns but the lierm.in failed to a.-,
captuiea by the llrltish aincii Auguai ' i ..pt their ulialli -tige t,, a duel and
x exceil 47 0(10 nf f b ers and men. a n, ,
the caplurrd guns number
H0.
pearl)
T.I IlM S AM ilN "
HI TKI.AT I I It l WHI.Itl.
r Tlir A...t,.i.,I prr.i
The Hermans euuiliitie In telt.al
everywhere be-lween Arras and Ihe
SutsHoua sei-t.-r tinder the vin'.-nt iil
bnks by Ihe al '.led troupe As vet
tbere seema to be hu Hiiii-Kennta; in
the ciffensive that la aleadilv i e. lai-n.
lug numariuis Pre-m h luwns nml v il
lage ami t'lrilury lll.it l.'I.K bis
been in the hands uf the euem)
Indeed, Instead nf halting his men
fur a breatliini; siieil. Marshal 1 urn
a.'i-ma to be pushiiut lliein lurwaid
wbh greitec Impetiis, nml al pi-s--.:i
tin leflrtng enemv stunts m. Hid a
Huns of turning ami nff.'rl- K f
f a battle than he rer.uitu has been
giving with Ins in.t 1 blue H '"U'' " 1 n 1
inftniiv mills thai 111c in-tunt a rear
guar. Is In n iii In luveiiiie tii. east
ward I rtroft rnlii In '. v e-iiient
IJalz Puslic Ijtslward
Alleaily n : f .auk 1 llg the nld Mui
dHiituiig line nn llu- inn'!.. I n ; I
M'tfshll llaig fur.es Klilua.lv I f
bilttiliK tl'.el' w.tv eastu.tid b"'h
nod
noribsaiul south of the Somm
urtt)ng Oi'.vn Htriuig luunti r o'f. n
slve at tliiiue althoiiKli rn s vital set -lols
they have- hud tu t .-.le Kt.'i'mt
t e in pi u a r 1 i v
Pllufllrtal Irpoi's .is., it that tile
Itiitif'i have ra pt at .-.I tbe 1 11. pn 1 1 ,1 u t
toivn of 1 til pa II III '-. where nr il.lis
thll.' has been I'ltler f.KllH.lK lb"
( ; e I n: ii 11 e 1 v 1- f 1 1 tey ''p-lr litui"S'
sliitiKtli In lu'i ft 1 1 u: s n 1 11 Ir.nii
,
g.llll't'K li'llttnl nf 'll' I'llUv.IVS
I
Ihe lUKh in ad leinl'iig lo 1 a-ntu.ii
Tn the S'UlMl the l'lll-h al-. uie
retituti-d to have penetiatid tu 11.11
FRENCH TAKE JUVIGNYj,s A p,one7repubucan
V:U fi Alli." lh-if ;T ', ii.i'' hti a r. h. Atiomrj
f ' iii
of Somme; 1 20,000
Held Captive.
in I Uoeuf.i and Mon-al.rrisr.-i'.or Xhm.s' wn".'. X,
oiltaklrta of Maiirena. another point
f trtle value. Along both aides
of llm eMmm running eaetward
ground haa been gained and aciulh
nf Peronne. where tha river hernia
aharply a.iulhward the alraani haa
hern rroaaed at several pnlnt and
llila Imporlant railroad Juncture out.
flanked.
I reru li (rrrun Itewrelx.,
Sine the caving In of the C.erman
Una bv tha fall nf Chu nines and
lto)e the Preneh llteially have over.
run the aouthern portion of Plcatdy.
having tea. bed (ha weatern hank if
li ( sin. I riu Nind along almoal lie
enilre length and tapliired th tovrn
of Nciyein, whlib. aumfnided ,y hills,
haa atniid defianllv fur dae under a
tain nf sheila. bust and amitheaat
of Nnynn other Important positions
nsv i, sen taken and between th
"nd Ihe Aiane the ttem h have
overcome the Umy resletance of tha
enemv and ii.MS.eil tha Allette river
Noithweat e.f HolorfM, where tb
Atnerliiin ate In tile 'line wntli ihe
I -'fetich In tha general movement of
clearing Plcardy of the enemy. Iher
ha been neve-re. fighting but with the
allied troop having th advantage
The A met b a n sertni I between I lis.
vmnv n. Juvigny ami the enemy
taring llieui lm iu.lrs the Ptuaai.ui
Seventh liiTaniry.
Uteres Ite lax nn Vi-sh.
Ainng the lii i. river nt liani hca
,ieH, cruse nun it waa Tuesday and
W rdneeday when heavy fighting or-
f eiilTed between Ihe Aeneileaiis and
i eplie-d ui.K f.-ebly Tb rliiiu of
the liermu w-ir offu e that .'.".O
A me c liana were made piisnne-r dur
Im: Ihe ie,-ent fluhtinr is denied ly
the Americans who Hv-ii-i that ol!y
.1 few of tluir mi a aie uili-o'i.
M I It It ' s i-W I II'
II HtW Mtll r J14I ll. M .""
II I I S- It !.!..) I .
Willi Till. M I- IIP A N APMV
IV
no
r'K SC:. Auk. -': Ac. i.ropa-
11 1 'il bl ,1 fleet uf I. inks and covered
1'V .1 Ill-Nil IlllllielV I'tll.iae (i(..
Xni.li uus swi'i't l.iimir.l eaily In-
1 . 1 V llt'lll.st ll-e I!.-iiiii-i lines that
ab'Wlv o n l 1 elu.-t 1 n' 1 v f
.11 k uvr
J iv ignv
. In '. a u ( In l.'l le npe a -
I ,11. 1 v. -t.u. I. IV ! (he
I u li. Ii 1 11 I A m e t '. 1 ns ll .1 d .1111
ll.e'elV 1 f . pat 11 ot V 'o tii.. a'll'k
all. ih bie.in al i ..i!..iK lli.s m.iitl
:iu Tbe k .'.I. I.. 1 1 b'-. n lake.) cut
"f I
It
111. I.,t 1 1 . 1 deter
m.i.ir t 1 n.!. a tu i'
In 1 ne I r 4 1. .1 I is
t u a 11 v e '1 11 1
Th.- f 1 1 : n e .1 . 1
nut t he lllul.t ...i 1
11' 1 11 in. is t h r u 1 h -
th "I'll t. the 1 let .
. 11
K '
11 ir t .i-. ui I v a ' 1 1 v 1
t be e,i 1 i v ev et'lliK
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Than I lulu Vrara ami
I lYinrtt Iti-putillran ( tub.
Hon. W II. Johnson of ArJmore,
Itepulill. an landldata for I'nltad
State aenator, w In Tula, yaatar-
day t,i,,r., foiiowi.., m..un
f tha manager of th fourth L4b
etty loan rampaliin at Oklahoma
City earlier Iii tha weak. Mr. John
on j manager for th Klghth dla- .
trict In t'klitiuiiia ami ba bm-a
pruiiun.nlly IdenilfleiJ with all war
work tn tha aomharn aactioo of tha
alate alncu tlis gover riinanl ntrd
Ih war.
Mr. .Inhnaon waa nnmlnaiad at th
preferential cunvantlon, racalvlnf
rti unanlmou vol of all th dl
gate preaeni fur th I'nltad Blair
aenatoi alnp on th Itepuhllcan ticket
anj In tha primary r ixij In as
er of It, 009 vol,
Mr, .Inhnaon, la ona of th plonaor
Iteputilloana uf llklahoma. having ,
liten on of Ih origlal flv organ
Irer of th party In th Indian Ter
ritory In IMJ. Mr. Johnaon waa ap
point ,1 I'nltad Htataa attorney of tha
aouthern dlatrlct of Indian Territory
In I H 9 7 by President McKlnlcy; re
appolned by Praaldiui t Hooaavelt In
I 0 1 and arvad until January. l0f
- -Mil total tarin of offlc being lght
yaara and four month. II waa tor
a lung dm attorney general for tha
Chh kaaaw tiatlnn and probably haa
more Intimate personal friend
among I he member of the Chick
aaw and Choctaw trlbea than any
attorney In tha aiat.
NailvA oiXerntui'liy.
Mr. Johnaon ia a native of Ken.-
ceived hi degree .-after which ha
I.I.IU.J (lulHaali lis PiU.ll nni.nlv
Teaaa. Iiurina Hi campaign pre--ceding
th election of llarnaon and
Morion a prrrldcnt and Vic pral
dent In the early eightlea, Mr. John
son waa pieaident ot th Conk county,
liepublican club at Oalnaatvlllfl, Tx ,
t a time when titer wereonly eight
Hepubllcan In th antlr county, and
whan ha left tiie preajdency of tha
club there waa In ex res of It mem
ber In th organization.
II wa prominently Identified
wlili Itepuhllcan politic of tha etata
of Teaaa and ha barn an acllv
worker In th party for th paat 1
years Mr, Johnaon waa appointed
t nlted Ktaiea rnmmlaaloner for ln-o
dlan Territory by Judge llowman ot
the Katern-rtlati let of Teaaa and waa
Ihe first lawyer lo locate In Ardmor
or the Hon i hern dlatrlct. and I tb
aenlor member of the Ardmor oar,
Knr many year he waa the senior
member of the firm of Johnaon,
Cruce a I'ruce, lloncirahle I.e Critr
and A. C. Crilce being tha remaining
member of th firm.
- tiltnai Time Hi War Work.
Mr. Johnaon I subordinating poll.
Ilea to war work and la giving prac
tically all of his lime lo patriotic)
ciynpalgn and In th worK nf win-
nnig the war. While In the city yes
terday Mr. Johnaon waa called on
by a number of hla frlenda who aa
aured him that It waa a real plea,
mi In have man of hi type and
character al Ihe head cf the ltepub-
llran ticket In the state of likla-
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campaign on hie pari he could rely
on holding the Till party strength
and It goes without eaylng that ha
'u III n-.rlvs a si runs n.rsonal villa
aiuniig ht old friends In the L'hlcka.
aw and flint-law nations.
TELEPHONE RATE CHANGES
TO GO TO BURLESON NOW
VASIIINHToN. Aug -t'nder
uidiia Is. ued Inday all changea In
! telephone rales mital lie nuhroltted to
I'osrinnst.'r cietieral liurleson for ap
ipitiviil bt-foie liecomlng effective and
the com pa nt a aie ietitireil 10 make
it rmrg for Inatalilfig new telephone
Jin- char. .King the location of old one.
A statement by the poatmaater
.K'tu-ral aays tlm new change are
:ii". es-ary to conserving labor and
iiuiii 1 nl and to eliminate a coat
whlih ia now borne by the perma
j iiecu iis. r of the telephone.
1 Installation charge where the rale
lis 1 a mouth or less will bo 15;
where the rale In mora than 12 but
nor 1 xi-t-eding It a month, will b
ll". nnd where the rata 1 more
lh. ni 1 1 a month. 1 1 5
Tbe umvliiK charge to the iub--ciiber.
tin statement any, will le
the actmil reM cf labor md materUI
net -ess ary fur making the change.
The in der for submission of rut
dues n d affect the notice of the
pn-i m ).ter Kent-Mi of taking control
.1 ,ti', thai "1111111 further notice the
tel..,' 1. , nl, a ti.l leleihiuie nminln'li
hull cnli'ltl'.le onei at Inn In the ordl-
m, ry rn.itse ,r hifliiess through reg.
ular cliaiiA'-r' ll merely meana it
. - , . nl-i I tied I ba t 'a n uro v al muat ba
pis III
given It fore new ia tee actually go
mm effect
.11111. well Man He-re.
, Cbarlea F. Muiilln of Ial!a,
T.xas rrnresenting the t.atnewell
I,, Tul-a on an Inapectliin nf the vi-
Ii'lltl. of tll'.S I It V,
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