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oon
One Solid Gold Split Second Stop
Watch and Time -keeper.
ing jfieji
Price
Regular
$235.00
Special this week
$185
eu. Weinberger
She 0ue ef Quality
120 West Oklahoma
LOSSBLJ
PRINCESS SAYS FRANCE AND
CZAR DECIDED ON WAR
IN JULY
WOULD SELECT 15 NAMES
(Continued from Page One )
ROYAL SECRET IS BESTOWED
(Continued from Page One.)
1 dance of old SDain. rind the Oi-Rc.ian
a uniform marriage law between the scarf dance under the spot Weft, and
states. her graceful manipulation pf a filmy
'.No. KS, by Beauman and Biikel- Bca,,f was exquisite.
To prevent the spread of sandb.irrs. 'V Pelvl Orafaam Remtrk. who Is a
- .member of the (American association
iXo. by Ryan Providing for a of humorists, delighted his audience
pension for ex -Confederate soldiers with funny stories and dialect sketch
ami sailors and' their widows' and e.s. Mr. Hemlek tells great truths un
making an appropriation therefor, . de" the guisa of a story to amuse .the
V j public-, :- -. -...
No. no. by Davidson of Tulsa- Miss ffJUian aiolke, of the Dramatic
Providing for the establishment cr Art B.hool at icentral State Norma!
tirivate warehouses far the storage appeared at the lone (Hotel this &tr
w various Kinas oi oro ana cemeni ternoon and wiU give a short pTogram
and authorizing the issuance of cer-in the Temple auditorium before the
tificates therefor. 'dance tonight.
"No. 241 W ciark.e Durant. Voting. . A" tomobile ride this morning
McCord and fcollIns-Amending sec- " AWr the out Of
town ipcople.
'toon 6911, revised laws of Oklahoma.
prohibiting the peddlin,? of medicines' ', , ,
. mree vjucago artists were paid
ior weir work ut the Temple
IXo. 233, by Brown of Carter '
Authorizing the creation by cities and'
towns" of cemetery funds.
No. 234, toy Disney of Muskogee
Authorizing cities of the first cla33
to issue renewal bonds to extend the
time of payment of any past due
street improvement bonds and inter
est thereon at a lower rate of in
terest.
Berlin, (Ma Wireless to .Sayville),
Jan. 21. A letter said to have been
written by a (Russian princess, a rel
ative of Emperor Nicholas, and pub
llshed in the Munich -Post, was given
out in 'Berlin today by tiie Overseas
news agency. The letter stated that
in Russian court circles it Is esilruat
ed that the war losses of the Rus
sians up to the end of November
amounted to' 300,000 men killed and
1,300,000 wounded or lncapacited by
illness. Many Russian aristocrats.
the letter says, "regard the war as a
calamity for (Russia," and certain rel
atives of the emperor, it is further
stated, are "endeavoring to 'break Mie
influence. ot the Russian commander-
in-chief, Gand Duke 'Nicholas."
i (According to the writer of this let
ter, war against Germany was de
elded on woen lYesident -Polncare aiid
Premier Vivian! of France visited I'et
rograd last July, ten days before the
war began. This decision was reach
ed, it was said, after Count Benoken
dorff, Russian ambassador to Great
Britain, and A. P. -Iswolsky, Russian
amoassaaor to Yanee, bad sent to
the emperor favorable reports con
cernfng the (Euorpean political situ
ation.
A LOGIC'L DIM
, treatim
IPORTANCE OP P1..IMIN ATlMrt
AdUDITY AND FOOD FERMENTATION
il)rlnf the pasi two or three year
rPpoita have fi-ftntAiit!v Armei,., in 11,
PrwX poneeriUnB- tli. i-oinutbul.U m-iijii.
or Bi8rata magnesia a an anUit'Id; nnd
v," "bu'ty. to promote - normal,' healthy
uiKvnwn "V ravrn:lnjr food funnontu-
lion and neutralizing ilaiiKorotM stomneh
onen oeen demonstrated. I n:il
recently drugjrhits could supply MsurateU
magnesia In powder form out, -from one
to t teagpoonfuls of which, token in a
little water after meals, almost Inarantly
"lops all fermentation and . neutralises
niju, iout eutierers from stomach trouble
Will a Elitd ta leiir.rt tliur Ufa,, u In,
ut rxner inents. m itiHiimir firm nr
-manufactiuIiiK druggists has now suc
ceeded in producing; a 5 grain tablet
wmcn comuiuest all tile valuable antacid
properties of the ordinary bisurwted mag
nesia in a very convenient form. This
new,, lame, or bisurated nmxnesiii can
now be obtained of druggists every
where and liiunv ohvskimm am airemiv
orescribinir iliem inateail at th nou.inV
l( OF
LEOPOLD
COUNTED
TO FIGHT
FOR RURAL
CREDITS
DEMOCRATS WILL TRY TO
PASS MEASURE AT PRES
ENT SESSION
Washington, Jan." 21. .Although
there may be no opportunity to enact
legislation for the improvement ot
rural credits by the time congress
hddourn'3 -March 4, 'Democrats of the
senate resumed activity today on this
su'bject, with a view to reporting a
bill in the near future.
In accordance with action of the
Democratic, caucus (Monday nlght in
dclarinc? it thn sensa nf oon a to n.m.
I. " -
5 ocrits that a rural credits system bill
should be passed at thett'earlie prac
ticable date," a meeting of tb Bank
ing and Currency committee was call
ed today Jjy Chairman Owen. ,
The committee will nieet tomorrow
to take up jxarticularly the iblll known
in the senate as the Mollis BUI, which
was framed by the Joint (banking and
currency subcommittee of the senate
and house last summer. ; -Some
leading Democrats insisted to
ti;y' that an e.Ura session of congress
t:ould not be avoided now. Senator
ioke Smith of Georgia openly de
clared that an extra session In the
spring or 'summer was 'absolutely
certain. iBelieving this to be 'the
a4P. Tfinma vf tlha Tlamvyvfatn iHi.WtiA
I r . . that there is no necessity for immed
n
JL
on
ml
HIS FORESIGHT J PLACED
BELGIUM IN GOOD CON
DITION FOR WAR
(Ily Associated Press fable.)
London, Jan.; 21. The late King
Leopold's personal influence had a
great deal to do with the state oi
In allavinr pain thorc is nothing more successful or
practical than' the use of heat. Heat is most easily appli
ed through Ithe use of a good hot water bottle. Our
HOT WATER
BOTTLES
are of the real nibhcr kind. Ivcep plenty of them on haud
during cold weather. Use tliein to overcome pain and also
use them to comfort your cold feet. In your home (here
should le a hot water bottle for every pair of feet
wl Brug im
Guthrie, Oklahoma
completed,
atiou now.
'Only one still Is in oper-
McAlester Store Is Burglarized.
Burglars entered the store of T. J.
Mudlow last night and got away with
nearly J10O worth of merchandise.
Seven tramps yier-e held as suspects.
late action upon appropriation bills
and are urging that rural cedits leg
iL, II. Lohr is prepared to do all
kinds of gas -piping at a reasonable
cost. He keeps on hand a supply ot
gas mantles globes and burners.
by other than druggists and
ians.
physl-
CHICHESTER S PILLS
TIII VIAMUNn BRAM). A
i?iZ I'll la is Krd and bold neuUiAV
tailed iih Blue Rtlon. V
I I Of l!-UC!rt. A..Hor-l.ria:ii-TEB
ffH. A-lfnr4-lll.rirFKTf.-l
HlA0.,r KRAMI MIJ.K. for v&
fti k "town tu bcil, I-t. Atv ts fcH
MIIHY INDIES HERE AS
FEDERAL WITNESSES
Many witnesses are attending fed
eral court. Osage county sends her
regular quoto of Indians. The fol
lowing are some of the na.xes that
appear on the witness list: Black
Bird. Black (Dog, -Walla Fish, Beacon
Ruid, O-pha-su-ah, Emma Panther,
Alack Panf.ier, Henry Panther and
Hobert Panther. The nine above
named are Osage Indians, and are
worth, collectively, more than $500,-
000.
lEONAIIO, OF MASTER KET.
BREAKS DOWN AT WORK
Robert Ionard, chief actor in the
"Master Key" collapsed from nervous
strain, after completing the seventh
episode of the great serial. IHe was
away from- his duties long enough to
delay the installment, and those sue
ceeding one week. After the seventh
Installment of the "Master Key" is
presented, there will be a lanse nf
one week, then the rest of the story
win follow as scheduled in The
Leader. -
iu enier tns war, according to an
article written by some of the Bel
gian officials connected with the re- siatlnn ,hft .kcn lm w, vt.,K
lipf Wnr'l: Vidpo - Tf ronilo' t . . ....
ving xopoiu uncie or tne .present caucus in the near -future 1 -'
j - w enuiusiasuc aa- , ipresident Wilson suggested, in his
vocate of military defense works, ana annual message, that there would not
his personal Ideas were largely de- be time for rural credits legislation at
veloped in the fortresses of. Antwerp, this session The President told call
Huy, and Namur. But he met with ers today that it was his understand
mucn opposition in his efforts to Jng that the senate lemocrats did
spend large sums for war purposes, mot mean 'to Infer .that rural' credits
and he feared that with Ws death bill should be ru. bed through at this
many of his projects would tie re- time.
jocted. ' 1 The Mollis ill would establish
i .
"When the-kins was on his death- rural credits system under - general
ied, a most imjiortant military bill control of the Federal Reserve Hoard
mcn ue naa laoorea tor years io.
bring before the parliament, canie up
; i T. j ., i i
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.Garbage can and keep It clean for
CITY GARBAGE COMPANY
KANSAS WOMAN KILLED ON
HE OF DIVORCE TRIAL
M2
('By Associated Press.)
IFredonia, iKans., . Jan. 21, Mrs.
Amanda Ityan, mother of thirteen
children was assassinated in the
both room of her home t nieht
She was the wife of a wiullhy ior
mer.
The assassin nsed a shot sun. fir
mg through a window.
nj, ner nusoana was ar
rested at Woedesha, and is held for
investigation. Ryan had Peparated
from, his wife and filed a suit for
diverce, which was to have come up
iu court loaay.
.WHEAT GOES TO
' $1.45 3-8 BUSHEL
was passed. Its fate in the senate
was in doubt however.
The king summoned his physician,
and asked abruptly, 'How leng "have
I to live?' ' ,
"The physician, upset by such a
question, stammered a5 few words ot
protest.
'I am not asking for fine words.
interrupted the king. , I am speak
ing now not as tpour patient out as
your king. It is a matter of state.
How many hours have I left?'
Sire, the end may come early to
morrow although there still is hope.
"'Send the premier to me.'
"The premier icame, and the king
said to him: ;
" 'Sire, T am delighted that the
chamber has passed the military
law, for as you inow, I am convinc
ed tfiat on that law depends the
maintenance of the Independence of
our country. I now ask you to take
the bill to the senate today, and to
tell the senators that it is my wish
o see it made into law- before I dia.
it must be done quickly .
"On the same, day the Mil was
adopted unanimously and without
discussion by the senate. King
Leopold signed it at eight o clock
and on the following morning breath
Too. Phone 812.
LYNCH NEGRO FOR THEFT
vicksburgh, Miss., Jan, 21. . Ed
Johnson, a young negro, was taken
from a deputy sheriff by a mob -with
in the Vicksburgh city iimits today
and lynched, lie Tiad been arrested,
charged with stealing cattle..
iiiafiisssBSs;iiiir
H TOPICS OF THE ft
H TOWN AND STATE.
XHKgKjSS3ffKSBaRXft8
(By Associated Press.)
Chicago, 111 , Jan. 21. War prices ed ,ast-
ior wheat touched a new high level
.j-s bushel, Alay delivery. ztpawap to rab absinthe
J "ee ngures, surmounted by 1-8, top
iue previous record, made January! Paris, Jan. 21. The license commit
va voaays advance, the scanti-tee of the rtiamber of deputies has
IieBS OF Offerings from thA pnlinlrrh.At.t .n a rannrt favnrinff
i UCllUCU LU DUU HI. . I u i i. .w.w.'.in
as one of the striking features.
the prohibition
sinthe.
of the
gale of ah
Phone
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
Xiarkets by Wire
88 and 311
W. W
Bishop
CATTLE:
Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 21
Receipts, a 000.
Market, steady to weak.
ureases beef steers, tS.W to 9.23.
Prime fed steers, $7.00 to 18.50.
Cows and heifers, I4..VJ to $8.75.
HOQl:
Receipts. 7.0G-
Market, -5c to 10c lower.
Bulk of sales, $6.60 to J6.K0.
Top price, $6 8".
WHCAT:
Kansas City, "Mo.,
May, $Ufi 5-8..
July, $1.19 7-8.
Jan. 21
PHONE O A A
The place that Hoe: cleaning and
pressing, dyeing, repairing and put
ting on new overing collars. Our
price are right. we call for aO
work and deliver. Don't forget rur
old hats to be mtt new.
E. B.
ETZ
109 S. DirUlon.
M
Card of Thanks.
xo tne friends who were so kind
and thoughtful in the Jate siAness,
death, and burial of our dear coin-
-panion ana mother, we express our
heartfelt appreciation. Wesley Kysar
and Children, 921 West Noble.
Lon Run; Small Fire. .
The fire department was called to
1401 Kast Harrison this afternoon to
put out a fire in a small deserted
shed.
State Mining Boara In Session.
The state mining board is in sm
sion at McAlester. Thirty-rive mn
tire taking . the examinations for
hoisting engineer and twenty-five for
fire boss. Tomorrow applicants for
pit boss and superintendent will 'e
held.
As to Salaries.
Guthrie pays its city" commission
ers $l.i00 a year and feels' that it is
too much; Ardmore pays its commis
sioners $M00 . a . year, and knows It's
too little. lArdmore Ardmorelte
Assignment of District Judges,
The supreme court has assigned
Uistrict Judge Will Linn of tho Fif
teenth district to hold court at JMan
Siim two .weeks; hegiiining Jan. 19,
and Judge T. -P. Clay of the Kigh
teenth district to Chiokasha for two
weeks, -beginning Jan. '19.
Merrick Young 'Folks Wed
Chas. ill., Davis, 18, and' Mllniile IA.
Montz, J7 both of iMerrlck, were mar- .
ricd 'by Judge Soward in justice
court today.
Two (More Candidates Announce.
iBert IWolverton, former city police
man and 'Ed -Robertson,-' present dep
uty sheriff, will be candidates' for
the office ot commissioner of public
safety In the spring election.
Both are well known afearless of
ficers and have many friends who
will back them. ,
"Big Jim" Hanria Here.
James A. Harris, former chairman
of the state -Republican organization,
is here attending the Consistory.
Ex-Secretary Knox's Son and Wife
Have Had Trouble
If"
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9
Former Federal Judge Dead.
Foraaer United States Judge Louis
Sulzbache of Muskogee, died yes
terday in a New York hoslpltaL
Winter Nearly Over.
Another cold period in February
nnd the winter will fce over is the
promise of the' weather" forecaster.
Would Have More
Court Commissioner.
The supreme court commission will
be increased from six members, as it
r.ow is constituted to 15 inetnberi.
to tie appointed by the governor in
stead of fty the supreme court, if a
bill intrduced yesterday becomes a
law. '
m.
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vs
Will Take State Census-
I'nder a till introduced
legislature, Oklahoma will
new census taken.
in the
have a
7' A3
iMrs. iMay G. Knox, wife of PUi'
ander C. Knox, Jr., the shopgirl who
surprised the family of the fonur
secreiary of sUto i i:Q others when
he married the yemg eon four years
The work will be ago, left her home and went to Xew
done ty the county assessors antt York
countv clerks.
First Run in Ardmore Oil Refinery.
where there were reports that
she would sue her husband. How
ever, her lawyer said that she did not
contBa plate legal action.' He did not
The first ran through the plant ot'know the cause of. (he disagreement,
the Ardmore Refining company wm tut was certain it would not get In
made last night. The plant will have to the courts. Their home for some
capacity of 2,000 barrels when time has been at Charleston, West Va.
(Previous to their marriage four
years ago (Mrs. Knox who was Miss
May O. Boiler, had been a salesgirl
in a department store at Providence.
R. I Knox is twentji-slx years old
and has been employed toy a news
paper at Charleston. According to
the statement of friends of airs.
Knox she and her husband made their
home for some time wirh his parents,
and though treated most kindly by
them, she was annoyed because he
did not make provision fcr a home of
their own.