The Oklahoma City times. [volume], January 03, 1919, LATE STREET EDITION, Image 1

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tatiim ami ronrrr'l itl oftiiiali
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lilnrt thr (irrMdrftt by rhrriitiK whrn
thr train im tlinmRh tnwtn ami
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Wilson havr lirrn srrn at many
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SOUTH GRIPPED
BY COLD WAVE
ricezinp. Temperatures Pie
ail AIoiir Gulf.
ATLANTA. (',., Jan. .''-The U..1r
kotith. which ha experienrril an tm-
niunlly warm winter, wit in tli riip
of a coM wave today which rearhetl
in extreme in llirtninnham with a
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Ihrre wan frerinu weather alnnK
the en'.itr nlf fift from Cnrpii
T lihrinti, Texan, to Apalachiola, 1 la ,
where nlrrt ami rain wit experienced
everywheie. The lieivient innwfiM
niiK-e I'XIK 11 een in !tirminnhani.
Ala, where mx indie fell and 1 coal
h rtiRe wan threatened. A tempera
lure nf H ahnve wan felt here today,
at Dalian, Texan, 10 cleRreen and at
lialvrntnn .HI. In rotttrant, Daitona.
I U . reported rather nitinniery weather
WASHINGTON. "Jan. J.-North-
went itorm warnni(;i were ornerea
displayed today from Jacksonville .i
WilinttiKton, N. C The storm is of
considerable Intensity moving north
eastward. WOUNDED OKLAHOMA .
MEN REACH BOWIE
FORT WORTH. Texas, Jan. .1
Tht (imt of the Texas and Oklah una
wounded noldiern, twenty-three pa
tients, arrived at Camp Howie last
night. Nrother deli'K0"n is due to
day and NX) next week.
Embargo on Freight Receipts
Applied at Eastern Ports
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Sinn Feiners Ready
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HARRISON TO BE
APPROPRIATIONS
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ir, ti'l.u i i,( tatr, will hca-l t! r "ii
! r t .t n t h"iisr rinninitlrr oil ai'pti"
u i, a, i I .t lafii'iis, aii'l I'aul Nc'liitt. ( rinrr
pr.il;rr. w:ii -r n.imr na lirrn prmn-
itirntly litiknl with tlir apptupl i.itinii
i haitin.iiisliip will lir i'l tin1 lmiir k ' I
rnaiU ci liiiiiltcr. wNirli will havr
iharr the VI,(itiiliv r,,;l. .
hill nil tlir linu-i' m c, aiiordinij to
Ihi.sr ilnsfst In thr inner wotkinKl of
thr hoii'r ,iraniatiii.
Mr. Ncslntt will alo he (Irmn
cratii" hmiir rauuM chairman, whi'h
i arrtc w ttlt 't t!ic m.ijmily th'or
Ira'lrrship, ami J. !' ll.irprr. I elhire
iniinty rriresrntativr, i ilatrl fn'
thr post nf sprakrr pro trtnpnrc.
In thr election i.f Urn HaniMni
t,i hrail the pprnitiatiiitu lomtnit
U'r a nrrrrilrnt nf lnni! .tamlitiK his
hrrli hmkrii. In rvrtv
prev inns I ik -
Minima Irnislaltitr thr ln.nl fit t'.i
cmimittrf has hrrn ttum a state in
stitntiniial town.
Ihr inccinitiR ailininistra;i"n is
(ntplrlrty lnnim.it ihk IC ni i-
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'CITY IS MADE "DRY"
AS ICE CLOGS PUMP
lor several Imnrn today the nty
ivan entirely without water from the
city water plant. Ice packing around
the intake at the piiiuphiK station
made it ituponsihle to pump. Ihr shut
down was at noon and the enlne force
at the putnpiiiR station, together with
men from other ilepartitirntn of the
waterworks office, wan put to wnrk
I W. Bennett, nuperintemlent of the
waliTwntkn, repotted that service
mnhahly would he retmed hy J .Ml
or .1 o'cloik thin aftertiiion.
Admiral Rodman
Would Sink All
Enemy Warships
WASHINGTON, Jan .V-He-nlrurtion
nf all capital ships ot
the (terman navy, surrendered to
the allies, was recommended to the
house naval affairs committee to
day hy Rear Admiral Rodman
who coitimaud.vj the American fleet
in the North sea during the war.
He said the tierinan ships would
not he needed, that they wete o!
different Iviies than those of the
allien, mid that it would he a waste
of money to pay to uu nlain thetti.
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Irrlaml h i4tniinj K'Jc anxirty tn
thutr who ate in luuch nh lliat ci.nn
tiy ami viart'iiiK il'vrlii,inirnti ate
,iiV.rd f"r at any nuinient. Sinn ftn
wi'.l nuke tlir inot of thr fnatnni.il
viitnrtcn it ailnrvrrl outiile of I'Ktft.
Siicnt -tlitrr Sinn I'fin tnrniliftt
mil itufl 1n )iililiri ami omstittiif
t'irtiisf Kf a i.atiui'.il i.rniMy. "I hry
mil an;', nit .1 .triiifnt ami in laim
t'ir imlr,rm!i!ii r ni th.' lu ll irpttli-
Seek to Levy Taxes
,1 It national assrmhlv will hrKin to
hut-Lite at mice .'.nd issue a pr.nli
nut;, hi. Nil attempt will hr made to
levy laves and all attempts to ml
I ci I imperial leienue will he tester!
Minions will he srnl to fnirinn conn
tnrs ami the aitionn i f an indrpen
dint state mil he imitated in ever
possihle w,.iy
Of course, this means inevitahlr
collision with the large llritish force
now in Ireland. Thin in exactly what
the Sinn reinern are playing for.
I hev are jirepared for considerahle
sacrifice of life so long an fighting
can take place
When the allied mnteretuen and
peaie ronuress aie hrmg held tiicy
will emlravor to sen,! a ints.m ti
lioth tltesr Katliermgs ami will '!
maud adiiiisn.:i as an indi'prtiili nt
state f'KhunK lor the in'ht of -elf
di'tcniiiti.itiu.i .ig.iinst liiit:h t'. t.utnv
Sinn Fein Well Aimed.
Ii l ens l ertain that the Sinn I ein
eis , lie -r. tited arms ini.l aniniuni
trnti in l.iri;e nu.mtities although the
i..nt'i' ol thr-e supplies is a misery.
i.in'is (atrted nit hv the govern-
nn-iit hair iltsioirreM some ot tliene
li.Mi.ts In' there aie others left as
let iiiil. ii . i hcil.
The teelmg of the population is de-
crihed hy those who lately returned
I mm Itelatid as heing exceedingly
hitler. At one time this feeling wan
mainly directed against the lUitish
government hut during the, last six
months it has heen extended to the
inhahitantn of (.teat Britain an a
whole.
They Hate Bntlsh.
"Ihev hale ns," said a lahor M. 1'
tndav, "an miii h as we hated the tier
mans during the tune they were drop
ping bombs on our cities and murder
ing news of our merchant vessels.
Thev frankly told me that they din
tuiHled all parties in this country,
the lahor ,arty ns t uch an the others.
They say they will he content villi
nothing less than complete indepen
dence and that they arep tepared to
die for it if necessary."
ORDINANCE PASSED
TO RAIS.E SALARIES
A special ordinance was pans Why
the city commissioners yesterday aft
ernoon to nllow the wages nf two fil
termeu nt the pumping station to b
raised $1(1 a month. 1 heir pay is reg
ulated by ordinance, and common la
hoters employed at the plant, work
ing nix dais ft week, were paid more
than the two enpet icncci! Iilteemen.
who work seven davs u week Their
tmv will hereafter be $IUU, instead ol
fVO, a month.
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EiRht Hour I).ny.
H Mainttiiaucr i ! t!.e i.g'.it hour
dav.
UismiiraKtnieut of. .Hi) tendency
to tcltn e w jk'cs 11
10. keprtsentalinn of trade nnioftn
o ( oinnnssionn or hoards dealing
with matters afteciing trailes ami tu
duntr:rs and nho. I.
II lui lib alioti ( f j spirit t i in
operation between Mlim and cuiplov
ers .t t!ie e:id lliat lvh may benefit
It is upon the lust lour propositions
that the federation frohabiv will con
lenttate Its efforts U.hi the legisla
ture I he others are crtarattcried as
ideals toward which union lahor in
l ikl.ihuma in asked to ctnmit-itself
A statement i'.ued hy the executive
!i.,.v, after the meeting -aid among
other ',hin :s :
L.ibnr't A tituile.
I !'.c u. rn and women ot laii.n i.a.c
ii, me their full dutv and for ihe a,
nines win, h thi s have made . ut ot
their strength and health, fur the sac
rifice the have made upmi the bat
tlefield ami in thr training campv
freedom must not be lost to them m
time of peace. In the time now at
hand we have much to do. The cam
paign in just as esseuil for the fu
ture as has been any preparation for
the military side of the war. We
insot upon the better time and the
In Iter lue that shall' come into the
Hie of the working peopfr, and we
strongly ure upon II emploiers thai
,i in-oper ation with lahor be mani
fested in dealing with the problems
of readjustment, and that the princi
ples of democracy in industry be
firmly established in Oklahoma Only
hv such co-opetation can our indus
trial problems be adjusted in an or
derly and sane manner and upon a ba
sis oi justice ami fairness to all.
wtN SOMEBODY 5TAHTS ,
N 1 1 GH BCRrlOOD - RACKET
Dt BtS SIDE T' GIT ON
IS tt OUT-SIDE '
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LOCAL rOHHCAT ITilr waathar
tonight and Saturday, riling Umptra
lur.i 1 I
IT ATI PORCCAtt TtNilght fair,!
not ao cold In win portion, Saturday
fair, ruing lampartturt.
Htprans' rgnigsir-u it ao at
grass ovtr Oklahoma tonight.
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Williams Will Succeed Campbell
GOV. V. I.
GERHANY SENDS
ARMY TO FIGHT
POLE INVADERS!
Seveial Ac
Corps Concjii
i.a: Border,
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HAM
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centr.i'ed .i l'.'" h
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I'osen an I I'm u. .i, i ofdi:i': to (lie
Nachnih'en of I t ankfort dern-anv.
it in added. ha dci idrd to defend her
rights to the province of t'osen.
Reports fr.m I'emnark and Switz
erland Thursday were thit a large
force of l'olrs were advancing into
I'russia towird ll-rlin.
POSTAL RECEIPTS
GAIN $195,912.93
lie, eipt - at the ( (hhhoma Uitv p .t
ot'tue inc eased $I'v'I2VJ in llisj
over the ve.ir I'M, il was announcco
this morning limine the irar ot
I')I7 receipt, totaled $70l.uL".l while
in I'IS the am..unt:d to J,ttl J7.
$5.00 a Year After January 10 th
NOW 14 25-YOU CAN SAVE 75 CENTS.
Better Subscribe or Renew Today
LOW RATE NOW HIGHER RATE LATER
OTHER RATES ON PAGE 10
. aa SUBSCRIPTION BLANK
I Not Good After Januaiy 10, 191V I
. thi: timi:s. ,
I Sl'ltSUKll'TTON MI IT , I
I OKLAHOMA CITY. OKI.A. I
a Oentlemen: l'tease find with this the amount clicked a
I below, in full payment lor order also i linked: I
1 ONE YEAR. 1
I U $4.25 The T1MLS by mail.
. 1 rtsiy ff The TIMKS and Sunday OMAIIO- .
I OlaOU MAN by mail
IN OKLAHOMA CITY ONLY.
I I OnatU tng) and the OKLAHOMA CITY I
TIMKS (evening), LI papersa week by carrier, in Mkla- I
I homa City.
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R R , Street or Ilox No I
Town Stable .
I NOTE ITeane give name and address plainly Make
remittance payable to THE TIMES, a
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WILLIAMS.
DAILY REPORTS
TO BE MADE ON
PEACE DEBATES
Preliminary Ccr.fu'c:
Held Jamaiiy
to Bf
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p. :v . ot iV'i'ii e b-fv e t t " i ;it i
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rrat ::l!i.'il powers which .:'! i pen
on January I.i, says the .lo'.iri'.-l, time
will he a second conference at which
the other allied stales will l e i on
suited on questions intere ting litem
T hrse two pretiarati ry i onferoiues
will He held al the 1 remh fomgn
office.
Ihe peace cm'si ,-s-, l-,-.n-' er. thr
tt 'v. p.ii rr adds, will be held at Yet
mil'.' The de'iitf. mil not he ma-'.e
public but irnir v 'I be .-uid dail;
Outbreaks Continue.
I.IM. fern an .1 - Mem ''.'.-nations
agamst I'rriiiinis i oniittii.' m
I Inle, according to utio'ticial lepotts
leieued here
Power Off
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M'ADOO URGES
PEACE TEST OF
CONTROL PLAN
Ruaos WouM Pay Pi of it
Year, He Says.
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By Th Associated Press.
W.VMIINf.TON. Jan .V-Aco.m-ilihinent
of rai'ro.nis under 1eder.il
control in thr last tin lie months and
afirimients f. r a f:ie year cr-itinu-,1'ni-
, f g-'ir; mm t.t opriatioti to , vi
vid,, a far 'r-t oi iirntied di
re, ti.ir.. were rr.'ited to lay hv l'i-r-i!..'
(i feral M.Ado", trstiivinu be
for thf1 srn.itr interstate eonvnrri e
eoin.rl're ii'inh tiv'k up consider.!
: . ti of his re-.ininemtattoii for ex-
n it ion
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ttrol m 't I lr-t
Mr
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read a nt'iuTd sta!r-
tore !!..!! l-'H"' v
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!,.,,, '."til, u,,r,l in
eliensive
. .!!! iis) nmlc
ti "lei al man
c::tc:'l
I Ic phmned to t ike most ot
:he !.u presetitiMj tiie t'st-nioto -
i 'bai.!v t',.e l.i.t s'atement oi his
s i n ar,l-n;i oi railroad m.itteis be
..re tetirmg as director g'tural.
Teace Time Tast Uned.
itrr reciting reforms effected tin
,!, r unified control, the director gen
eral said :
"I believe that under the handi
caps of war conditions a sun i
i lent showing has been nude t
incLialc tha all the lelotms I
have ment. Hied aie desirable as
permanent peaie measures Yet
it is dear that the general pubfc
has not had an oppottun ti I" a -preciate
this and iictg t the
teal valor oi what has hrrn ai - !
roinplisbed. In view of the tai
teaching importance ot am solu
tion ot t! e railroad nues'ioti
whuh m.r. be a lopted. the tmhlie
i. entitled to h.vc. before -!'.r
prc-rnf irdeta! lotitrol shall I"'
terminated, a reasonably t.nr tr-t
under peace conditions of th" ad
vantages to be censed l'i l" tbr-e
reforms
"It will be impoisildr to review the
testilts of even one iear ot fe let I
control under peace n'dilioris until
thr sprinc of l'J.H and It will he thru
Iiki late for limitless to legislate hr
fot e the end of the t's cut) one
l month pei ,,. a'ter th ,'edat ilioit
oi ,e.i' r, iHoviilr l in tiie piesei.t u
foi govnninuit contt'ol. Opciaiions
under pe.ne conditions with a temiie
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ROBERTStON TavORS
$50,000,000 ISSUE
Metailing hi- plan to issue bond
to ihe amount oi so,tul to build
hard surfaced loads in Oklahoma
(lovernor elcit I It A. Rohertsott ad
dressed representatives from eieri
county tn the state at a flood Roads
ronlerrnce li'dav at the Skirvtn ho
tel. He was indorsed hy .M. L. Ciui
ningham, state engineer, who gave a
hriel outline of the road building
material to he bum. I in Oklahoma
A resolution to perfect an oiganira-
! fioti to conduct a cami.aign to insure
the bond issur w.ii presented by M
W Williams of McAlester, good rmdi
reptesentative from rittshutg coun
ty. llovrrnor-elecT Robertnon will
further detail his project at a Good
Roads smoker at the Chamber f
Commerce at 7 o'clock tonight.
51 Ti
SIT ON AST
I I.
jt : lination by t
-on Coo1:': lo
ier
Liy. iAN OKLAHOMAN 20 YEARS
r,r.il!
'.('' J:
Has Salary of $7,
r. er nor But SI.OCjO.
i.
i
liams w'ii I"
the
a-t-
! .. : ,i! I' 'net Jll'h'.e tor
h. a i t'le senate a
provc i
, "M i .v I'restd-i't U'd'Oii,
.0 'i ". , I i.. dav at V.'as'uiigtim.
.. ' : i s si i i bioiig':! wort!
.' " - atio'i exai t;y at I. -it.
Twenty YtUt in Slate,
net'.' ' vY:U;ams has hen a rent.
. f ' r '.j'y .ma for imne than
ii ' rat I!-- came t O'rtla'i ima,
!.i' i-.i his nat.ve. s'ate, and
e! in I. -van cmiit'. lie was
t
i.
T W f t
t
reey nt I'eMM. coimiy
ire ,, !' a i , otinty
He was oi.r of ihe ac'ne and prom
inn, t nrt'i''.i"i ot the Oklaiifi'ti ceni
s'.tiiti .".al , .oirf.tion and the first
ihirf )ti.'tc- of tlir Oklahoma su ireme
Court ll- rmi4ined a memoer of the.
court until he resigned in l''U to
enter thr ciimpatgu for the democratic
nomtr.atioii for governor
He is. in the nominahon oil Ins
"trutl I'i'.i'wtiv" platf.i'in p'.edge I
to rcn, hineii' and reform in stat-!
goit : itmrnial rxnenses llm defcatn
njipofent iai J H. A. lo!ert-uii. now
gnsetii.i'-elf ft. who will sliced hint
within t'ne ttes-1 few days
(mvernor Williams i a graduate
oi the Southern University of Gicens
boro. Ala'
Born in 158.
Williams was born ni 1H 8. an l
onlv a tr diyi ago lelebratel his
On rt'i tiirt'idav
The' fed-ral judirsh:,) carries with
it a salr i of $7.51 per annum The
i governor salary is Inn i-. ' per
Wil
urns v. ill succeed Jint-e Halplt
I I amphal! who resigned some time
ays for a private position
li the g lernor's nomination is con.
firmed In
I.i. '.h'ti !
the senate brfore .lamiiry
ti trrm of o'fire xmrrs, it
'rd poisihtr tint he .vvi'l re-
,e and allow lid I'r.ipp,
.; vernor. to l'tiv. ,h tiij
: Uillimis -a t i I b? toned
tt.eii his he: i' at Muratlt,
, , ompulsory lor a tederal
:! "e ti.. hie in a court
Is . 'It '
he,. tin
term
(,,..(
I tO I'.'I
s'ln .-
distr-i
tow tt.
THERMOMETER DOWN
TO 0NEAB0VE ZERO
Today was the second coldett Ok
lahoma I it i has experienced this win
let Thr t'wrmomrter dmpping to 1
ib'K'rr above rero this morning at 8
o'i o(nk I he eldest day was on
l br:-tmas when the mercury reached
cri Ihe torecast is probably fair
weather I , night aimj Saturday, wil It
tiMiig trmprratiiren.
Ihe Oklahoma Gas ami ITectric
(oinpany s'ate,' thin pioritmg that gas
;. re. sure t,lai would he liwer. But
i is thoiihh! it will lie sufficient lis
Vnp the residence section in gas, al
tho'igh ,m some outlyiiiH disiruts it
might Ir livs Pressure was about t''
i, ''in.!- ishrteas .V jiounds in normal.
INFLUENZA IS
ANCIENT PLAGUE
at
IMln
ist Identifies Malady
' Black Death,"
I'NMON. I'l, Jan. J.-iSpniaM
iinoiiit'rment was made t 1 fi y tint
Mi t!am L. Kola, pathologist at h
1 aslori hospital, ha dtscivrted th'it
b o illus pestis, which is the cause of
I'.nhomi jilague, is present in Spant.lf
inllueiii.i (ises, tending to prove it
was said, that influenra and th
"black dri'h" of the middle axes ar
one and tiie same thing.
Mr Kotr'n discovery came cnlv after
tliAmonf rstMstive examinaiimis and
ixpe'imentn with guinea pigs anil
white mice In every iiis(aur the x
peritnrnfs p'oved thenmelves in th
srnsr required by tcientists, Il nil
dr. hired "
The fs'olj'ion of tht h.icillu, rr
ibisirians derlare. woidd mean fiat
V) ierient of the battle againsf piflu
ena would be won. as iuvestigalioiil
would ihen turn toward flndinn S
. serum by meant of which the dileasn
could be cured, , , ,
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