The Daily Oklahoman du lieu suivant : Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 1

IS 1 tf slfi A OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA SUNDAY OCTOBER 1 31 5 SIX PAGES ni THE WEATHER ''4 midnight 'Ur 'A Data i X1 1 1 1 BY STA CORRESPONDENT Hr LINER HESPERIAN SUNK BHDRPEDIJ the Pl CARRANZAMNTS DIRECT DEMINES rianiwi nt kHj Now informa I unston today received a message from which accommodated 'the Xluiv erslty LdaMtaodtohava been exchanged ov '1 1 it ohm io 10 10 11 12 have scrv to to to to to to thia thia thia thia thia thia 6:50 3886 2870 4 6 7 8 The been 1810 1911 1912 1918 1914 1918 that rance and the United Mate are not Tllling to follow Japanese leadership In Oriental politics zgainbt the Russian in Galicia beM capturing neartystM thousand1 jrlana a SAi Mon cooler REOUESTS a SUPPORT 1724 15 48 2564 28 92 1667 87212763 Jump for Hours With Halloween Pranks Event Widely Observed VOL 27 NO 35 X' 'I found guilty and ith 'The sentence since? the wind was to their1 the sun in the 'eyes ottheln' Geyer kicked off straight! field to the Kansas fullback 7' TOKIO Oct 30 Japanese gov ernment requested the American WASHINGTON Oct 30 Secretary Landing declined 'o discuss the nature of request that the United Stated support a gercral representation China advising aynlnst any change In her form of gov rnmeut at thia time The American government it la nnder stood took ti position that to express views might be construed as interfere enee in the internal affaire of a sovereign state No note on the subject aje tm if! Town Strongly Entrenched: Battle Will Start Today or Tomorrow 18122 for Tulsa taken April 15 6410 82 1159 12 1 2 8 Of noon Pm mi tn in backs and opponents down the who got under the ball oa hh 5 yard A 6 (OowtifflM ALLEGED BELEIAN MjT 4 'e 1 SHIES EXECUTED WASHINGTON Oct 3O GenenaI Car tanxa haa made It clear through the foreign office of his government that he does not desire to deal with European governments through the United States and officials of the state department are In accord with his eourse Some of the European powers which have not yet recognized the de facto gov ernment have been transmitting repre ntattonv through American officials In Mexico General Carranza now deslrea that foreign governments deal directly with' him tn the future This policy Is expected to hasten rec ognition of the Carranza government by the powers of Europe Thomas Hoh ler charge of the British le gation dn Mexico Is now In the United Stales He wlU start In a few daysfor Mexico to extend the recognition of Great Britain Austria already has rec ognized Carranza and there have been indications that Russia rance and Japan wlU do so at an early date General action is not un derstood here to apply to matters of vital consequence In which the United State la the nearest neighbor and friend to Mexico would continue to ex ercise 'it good offices it refers to routine representations which ara now accumulating with reference to foreign claim and the general status of foreign property in Mexico While the state de partment was In no way concerned with General Carranza's action officials felt a relief that he liad taken the step iar It sri remove much of the burden from American consular representatives who ere busily engaged in caring for Amerl can Interest tn the reconstruction work now proceeding In Mexico last touchdown Again Stroll er's boot" Jayhawkera Outclassed With the single exception 'of punting Oklahoma outplayed Kansas in every department Oklahoma mado twenty first downs to sixteen for Kansas Con Sunday Ayeraaa for September 2 7 fBROWNSVIIXEk TMtagOct1 lnst official admlaidou 's byi jiCawanaa authorities In Matamoros that Luis de laRoea one of the alleged leaders'ln the border trouble had been on the Mexican side Was made Saturday when General Eugenio Lopei ald De Roca had broken with band when a chase wn begun two days ago pear the Cer ate ranch by Carranza soldiers an nouncing1 he had rather taken by Americans than Mexicans Pe La Rosa is said to have abandoned hl band General Lopez said hl soldiers had cap tured sIx rlHe from the band when it scattered Into the brush th Mexi can Side of th river He believed that De La Rosa struck out for the Interior of the state of Tamaulipas General Lopes said that an officer sent out to undertake the chase1 of the band had made no detailed report The only information received being a short telephone message today The 15 chase will be prosecuted'1 he announced until the band is disorganised and the taken General Lopes said an investi gation by his officer among small farm ers in Corales section resulted in slight ly confused information concerning De La Rosa and his band but all this In formation seemed to agree on the fact that De La Rosa hod been making his headquarters there 'but had gone 5 rumors that De La Rosa bed been captyred have not been con firmed and are not accepted among of ficials either on the American or Mex ican side of the liver a being true Officials here after conadering the weak fight put up at Capote ranch yes terday morning by bandit Inclined to accept as true today's information from Mexico that De La Rosa baa broken with Ms gang This fight evidenced more crudity than any of the previous attacks on American soil without for mer apparent dare deviltry of quick wltteri leader 1 Gtawscock'ehalrman of tho clt committee from the border which has been in conference with Gdv erguson and Major General rederick LONDON Oct Strong forces of the satsnte sines are on the way to the reacue of the hard prensed Serbians and to bar if possible the advanoe of th central powers throogh the Balkans according to reports tms various quartos Berlin 'has a report Bassta "'has embarked largo contingent of troop from Ode and Sebastopol and is ond lag them to th Bulgarian Black Soesst proteMr with ths' Intention of landing thaas at Varna which raoently DOUGLAS Oct Three thousand men of the Sixth United States Infantry brigade were placed In trenches Saturday within a few feet of the Mexi can boundary ready to interfere if an attack on the Carranza garrison of Augua Prlcta Sonora by the Villa army expected Sunday or Monday should re sult in shooting Into American territory Brig' Gen Thomas Davis brigade commander said he would take every precaution to prevent any tiring into Douglas 't 1 do not propose to see an American town shot up" he said 's Anticipating a battle Sunday or Mon day General Davis at the same time tis sued instructions to residents? ons the American side of the boundary to keep within doors 'get behind adobe walla and not i trust to wood barriers to keep out high powered bullets advance guard under 'command of Colonel Thomas ranco reached Ban Bernardino twenty miles east on the border Saturday Colonel ranco gave the first definite 'information that Gen rancisco Villa himself was with the army said Villa would arrtve at San Bernardino Bunday indicating a battle would occur Monday I 1 'Reinforcements tor Calles Gen Ella Calles i commanding Augua Prieta also received reinfoqM ments late Saturday The first of nine trains bearing troops and 1 equipment from EagleA Pas Texas arrived It bore equipment ocnsisting ot neia guns ammunition and vehicles of all sorts from taxleabs an old time Tilbury 4 TO ORWARD REPORT i i 4 1 i irst Chief Desires Repre sentatives rom Euro pean Countries their victory Saturday Bennie Owen's Sooners shaved aside the only remaining 61g obstacle in the way of a second all victorious eleven and expect A to make a clean sweep of the remaining games 1 If tr Wtaasasksa 1 i Of Oklahoma stuAanf Iwjajhr airf a America Asked to Urge De lay in Chinese' Monar chicar Move Defenders Almost Cut Off 114 andCampaignMay De envelop Into Siege lline Put to Death by Ger Bans Others Including omen Wind Velocity Average wind velocity Highest wind velocity (south) i i ix la Bmeevw I Oa Return ire Promised if Mexican Bullets Reach 4 Arizona Town Berlin Will Be Informed of indings No Protest To Beiled Now4 essentially unchanged Berlin repor ts that nothing of'moMbt bis occurred on the weetem front sines the Iseuanoe of the previoue official tate Paris declares the Germans Wire beaten off in violent counter attacks made in an effort fSgSln position hear laCourtins in ths Champagne which th rench took on riday The gain at a tyench section at Bois lln Hache tn th Artois also Is claimed by the rench Conflicting Reports rom Southeast late reports from the Austrlan front ar eoafUctlng statements from the Autrtans and ths Italians the latter claiming subotantlal gain while th VI ens war nc record Mriea of re pule for th invading force Sinking of an auxiliary British wta ship the mine wsper Hythe ln colltalon with another British war veeeel off the GaWpolt Mnlntula wfth wnhahlA Idm aV ''ljros was announced by the British ad nmuty The rabinet changes in rance ar flnd 'lng an in the discussion as the sdvisabiUty of creating a British war Ttalfttlva' humMltv at 7 Relative humidity at roiKU'! nuilliuilj a I Dew point at 7 a Dew point at 7 Toung had its timing Satur day night With his nib the weather man furnishing a brand of weather that or salubrlouness wa never surpassed on a farmer Halloween occasion Okla homa City klddom made merry with a right good will Imbued with the en thusiasm of th hour tnany of their eld ers forgot for the moment the weight of years and entered into th spirit of the funmaking with Joyous abandon In the downtown district th thor oughfares were swannlng with people until after 11 o'clock number and in th happiness displayed on all aides Broadway Main street snd Grand ave nue crowds were not: unlike holiday Ahrongs In the residence sections chil dren and adults masked and bedecked in multi colored 'costumes went from place' to place and house to house in celebrating the festal event As is always the rule the pollc had their hands full taking car of the sltu atloc No effort was made by the offf cer to interfere with the merrymaking their sole interest being to stop any at tempts at vandalism and to prevent ac cident if poeslble Saistoni Operator station there was a bus tie of activity rom 7:80 until th telephone th desk rang oonttnuoasuly Capt BIU Slaton tn th rol of hello girl was busy as a barrel of crayfish When1 somebody wasn't reporting the prankish doings of mischievous boys anvtoiis mothers were callbig to find out lf their sons bad ben locked up Tlng llng ting ltng went th phone i "'1 says Captain Bill 'Have you a bT there by the name of Johnnie inquires a mal voice r' I answers 1 Slaton will have I think we're after him' cme bok over the wlr a the big officer hung np the receiver a Thu It went on for mor than an hour soon as 7 darkness came on the' boys got under way and the police III HinTnniniin rhrnrir iinm tVtN' NUWJMUlitU Vk 1 Aft 4 ir 4' of Oklahoma student body aadhundi were standing backCf the fence wUcI closed the playing field at each end the largest crowd ever seeing a football game tn Oklahoma a crowd which taxed the ao cornmodstloa 06 BsH field to the limit The Oklahoma team was first upon the fleM presenting an inmosin appear anee as wrapped in their brilliant crta son bianketeUMr crouM fae north end1 of th gridiron to the epao reserved for them Just outside the east laid lines 1: Tlita was 'at 3 O'clock ive minute later from 'the tor northeastern corner came the blue vwatered Jyhawkers a big squad Strikiligly promising They were greeted with cbeer as they crossed to the west ride Immediately blanket were thrown aside and the teems were i on th gridiron Jar warming np rprae tloee Geyer booted several goals from placement at various anrlm dis tances indicating that hi toe" might be A expected to play a prominent part in ths struggle that was about to begin At the south end the giant Kansans trotted Js through a few signals and then Lind fsH say gave an exhibition of punting many Mean Temperature Data Maximum this date last year 71I I ADMV MVAD Minimum this date last year AKJN1 1 Il Maximum in last 25 years (1915) CARRANZA GARRISON Barometer I X12UC8l IMirviIlVvVt I Lowest actual barometer Sooners Show Superior in Every Way Exdept ranting Light Backs Get 1" 3 ft 4 A Away for Spectacular Runs v' CftUSe'' 4 The? first complaint ceime from 104 West ourth street where boys had loosed a horse Then for ninety minutes the following list was made out by Ser geant Stubblefield: sc Central avenue and Second street disturbance by Third and Geary loose horse eat ing flower in school yard Sixth and Robinson disturbance by boy i i 7:45 334 West disturb ance by boy '4 Rex hotel disturbance by bojra 5 1400 West Second disturbance by boya 914)42 Central1 avenue' disturb ance bys boy ii if)1 4v Third and Walnut telephone pole across street in front of school building irst apd Byers disturbance by hoy East irst street disturbance by 3:15 300 West Seventh street disturb ance by boys 1 3 Thirteenth and Harvey: disturb ance 8y boy 1 block East ourth street' dis turbance by boys in an alley ourth and Walker disturbance by boys Washington school dlsturbenoe by boy 8 Twelfth and Sbartel dleturbence by boya 3101 Wert Eighteenth disturb ance by boys 4 Grand avenue and Shartel 'wag ons piled in middle of street Lee and Eighth fight 430 West Eighth disturbance by boya a 'r 8 1113 North Hudson disturbance by boynx 1420 West Twenty ninth window smashed by crowd of boy South Robinson wagon placed across street of the smashing of th window London' mA( Nine who were convicted on October 1 of esnlonajre in: Relrtum were exe 4 CUted yeeterttav srcordlnr to Amstenlan correspondent who says that 'w Wiormnikift wbji rA cAlved in U1 Of ilclal telegram from Berlin Ten people Including three women weresen nced 'to peiial servitude it ta stated ft dispatch follows: An official telegram from Berlin thit 'n the last few days two ad luonai important espionage cases have: detected in Belgium and northern Trance ttt Belgium twenty on per rons have been arrested that after having con 'beta energies for some month to pouining news espionage and send iti jto rweo by way of Holland S'PeX became bobler in September plan to dynamite rrltways and botid mK besides Moisting persons of mill 's age 4 te escape from Belgium to trance Among those arrested are four Priactpel charge against them tey were endangering the Oormwi army espionage system reported to 5 15 been decevortd in rance 1 have besa managed by the wife a Atb Jrttesr It is charged that ryeiw4 her instr uEtion direct frome lench mithary Authorities Two otntr wcNDett arm rImn iMMtar ArrMt and jerorttag to Berlin the extent to which 7 tort that the arrestedguro prer lnently in thev secret aerrie list I British troops landed at Balonlkl ar 'reported in dispatches from that port 'to' her been ordered to th Bterbtan front Meanwlii th inarch at th Austro German ftroa treat th north oontlnu th capture at 1300 prisoners and Several cannon being recorded by Berlin On th east (he Bulgarian ar reported marching toward Nish after capturing Plrot th 1 stronghold which bmd their feed from th Bulgarian border Sofia aayiee dare th Walt on th Serbians 1 likely soon to urns the aspect of Megs opera tlons a th Serbians ar almost com pletdy)cutoft''j jr Russian Heid irm Near Rlgsu Russian resistance In thelUgn district evidently 1 holding flrm aa th German 'admit a retirement south acrooe the Missa near Palaknen after they had advanced on th northern bank' of that stream Palaknen 1 about mil directly south jot Riga which Show th nearness at Oauu approach Ger man retired alter they bad repiild two strong attack and ww tlUrd In theaoutharn aector of tha eastern Congressman John II Gamer gf this district stating that the executive branch of the government 1 carrying out the three suggestions with the exception of th one referring to re wards for the apprehension of bandits The other suggestions were podtlve rep resentation to the de facto government In Mexico and that tlie federal govern ment assume complete authority in this section until the troubles are over Glaacock announced the committee will remain intact but Us activity winsuspend pending further trouble on the border when it will prepare to go to Washington Senator Morri Sheppard of Texas Collector of Custom rank' Rabb and several other citizens here today were guest of Genera) Lopez at a luncheon in Matamoros JOHN CONSIOINk SEATTLE Wash Oct John Con member of the theatrical firm of Sullivan A Considine who a few years ago was reputed a millionaire testified In the superior jeourt here riday that he was entirely without tnesns and tbat he owed WOOM Gle was betas exam ined tn nipplemental proceeding a to hl ability to satisfy a Judgment for 32800 on an unpaid note Considln said he had used every means to raise money I even seeking to mortgage hts theater 'h Conflicting Reports 'rom Italian ront Leave Sit nation in Doubt: RUSSIANS HOLD IRM IN RIGA DISTRICTS friendly towards American and desirous to avoid aU troubls V' V111A Colonel ranco addd had 18300 mea and sixty gO mllllmrter Of 314 lneh field gun Previous report credited Villa with 7000 men and twen ty eight guns urther Information con cerning the Villa forces was given by Juan Mendazo 16 year oid boy wounded in the leg ina ekirmlshcal Cabullona riday Js and brought to the Carranza hospital at Ague Prieta have had no bean or flour since we left Casas Grandes? the boy said food has been Just plain cavaca i 1 VIH Men Tired snd Hungry' Mendosa sold the Villa men were tired and hungry nevertheless he wap cer tain Villa would take Augua Prieta "VlTa will be here for me In three days? he asserted amtiling despite the pain from his shattered upper leg bone The movement of the American troopstorn th a camp two miles eAst of Douglas to points along the border began Sat urday afternoon The Twenty second Infantry moved from camp to a station directly wouth a few yards from barbed wire fence separating Mexico from the United States Eighteenth took a (Ceotlnned Pn 7 4 WASHINGTON: While the report of £the naw board which found the fragment of metal forwarded from vMna In the (ULBa of the steamer Hesperian could only have come Caln trom a torpeao win oe torwarueu iu Berlin foreign office as a matter of In formation it will not be aocompaneid by any representation on the part of the United State The fragment was turned" over to Am bassador Page by the British admiralty with the statement that It 1 was found on the deck after the ex plosion No sworn statement by the finder however accompanied the metal and until the gap is filled It was indi cated Saturday that no representations would be made to Germany which has consistently maintained that the steam er was not torpedoed by a German sub marine Germany ha A made to the United State a qualified disclaimer of' respon sibility for the sinking of the Hesperian In a note Ambassador Gerard on September 14 th foreign office aald that on the face of the evidence then at hand Germany was satisfied that the Hesperian wa not sunk by a Ger: man submarine ragment ound on Deck The fragment of metal examined by the navy department experts was said to1 have been picked from the deck of th Ueenerlan after the explosion Hesperian sank early In September off the Irish coast whlleitnaklng her way to port after being disabled the ex plosion The fragment was made of polished steel and was about nine inches long It was sent to the state depart ment by the American embassy at Lon don The state department heretofore had been In doubt regarding the direct cause of the sinking of the Hesperian A number of affidavits from passengers and officers of the ship have been re ceived by the state qepartment signers swore that the ship had torpedoed The' Hesperian was declared to hun In regular oassenxer carrying Ice The state department has been in formed there were no troops aboard at th time of the sinking but some wounded Canadian soldiers were travel ing on Individual tickets as passenger Two Americans were passenger The position of the United Btatcs has been to take no question the good fslth of Germany's assurances unless It was shown clearly that the sinking Of the Hesperian was In viola tion of them1 The president and Sec retary Lansing have been reluctant to believe that the Hesperian was sunk de liberately without valid excuse what weight the report made by the navy department to Secretary Lansing will have could not' be definitely as certained COUNT LOUDEN OUT ON BOND menr of a change In the form of th Chine government" Th United State and rance abstained from participation In the etepa taken at Pekin by Japan Great Britain and Russia Thia phase of the situation Is causing 0 yards Kansas twice for an aggregate much speculation among Chinese offl of 51 A long 70 yard punt with th cial some at whom ex pre the wind at hts bank early tn tne game and a high one against the Wind by Geyer Is responsible for the advantage in average distance held by Lindsey of Kimu over the Sooner captain 2 Geyer punted eight times for 31 4 yard an I average of Lindsey sent his eplrals I spinning through the air ten times for' a total of 418 yards an average ot 42! yard Blq Crowd Sees Battle Long before the rival team appeared upon the gridiron the grandstand on the west side of the lei! had been filled as also had on the east flsis 10165 in it it 513793 19 258 11654 11973 12954 17610 2i SIS 41 58158' 23958 83121803597 llIZi 411 29440 10058 representation which are being made at Pekin for the purpose of postponing re establishment ot monarchical government tn China until the European war 1 ended policy was decided upon aftrr consultation with Great Britain There 1 much speculation here concerning the attitude of Germany PEKIN Oct The Japanese gov emment err October 16 communicated to the entente powers Snd the United State a request that theY act ith It date 1 date 1 date 1 data 1 date date 1 Normal to this date i Tne un Sun rises today Sun seta today: NATIONAL ORECAST air Bunday end day continued warm probably Monday night WEST lair Sunday and Mon day: cooler Mondaysnight' north portion EAST air Sunday and Mon day without decided temperature change air Sunday and MondayW air Sunday and Monday air Sunday and probably Monday MEXICAN OUTLAW LEES ROM BAND 'NEW YORK Oct Max Lynar also known as Count Max LynarLouden held since October 13 OUS charge of bigamy was released Saturday on a SWr 000 bond As he left th Jal! lnar declared he had been "framed 1 See unny Chas Chaplin In "The Tramp? at Dreamland Theater today 5 Leadey of Raiders BreaSqserTand Esoipes' 7 4 id" Interior GUARDSMEN WILL SUPPORT PROGRAM 76 27 44 49 48 Precipitation 24 hours ending 7 00 '1 Camrxratlva Precipitation January January January January January January 11? a Department Deter mines 'fragment of Metal ii I i No( Part qf Mine? trary to expectation the Koonera gained I government to give ita support in the nearly 100 yards more at straight root baU than did the men from Lawrence the totals being 275 yards for Oktahoma and 178 for Kanaa While the Jay iiawkers completed nine out of fourteen forward passes to eleven of twenty four those of the northerncis were short quick shot for small gains it a rule in contrast to the long hurling done by Captain Spot Geyer On their nine successful throws the northerners gained 128 yard On their eleven tno Oklahomans covered 288 yard an av erage of more t1n 25 yard The total territorial gains stand tn about the same ratio as toe mcore Oklahoma advancing the ball by straight football and for i in attempting to bring about postpone ward passes 5 yards as against Kan sas 306 Kataes runners were downed for losses five times as against seven backsets for Oklahoma but Kansas lost 28 yard to 27 for Oklahoma Oklahoma was penalized six times for a total of i Ksnsa irst seer A forward pass gave Kansas the flrat score of game shortly after tn open ing of th second quarter and an end run enabled Oklahoma to tie it jut be fore tlme wos called at the close of th first half Wlth Kansas In possession bf th ball on 15 yard line Lindsey shot A forward pass into the comer of the field Whither Rebef ws racing to receive IL Johnson partly' in tercepted the ball but the deflection wae not so great but that 'the ball reached the Kansas end who dropped Just across the line for touch down The ball wa puuted out and Strother booted goal To be behind proved iho spur nec essary to pul the Sooner on their met tle and they Imedlatcly began open ing up with long aerial" shot Where of the Oklahoma forward passes previously had been attempted by Mc castain never now toox up tne Job ot hurling the pigskin through the air Twentv and then fifteen yards were made by forward throw and then Me 1 ot hl 5 covrtr half the field 1 Oakland who had replaced Montromery KantM Wine Tom Injured at end took a long heave for The fIrilt break of tho game went te a 55 yard gain and Kansas wa thrown lhe visitor who won the tosa and chose on the defensive dose to her goal line 1 10 receive at the south aide a decidedT1 kalila 1(k fnvmlaajl a1WUtlte S3 a a A 310 UtLLllO 4lt7 jwinaiu sivni within five yards of the Kansas goal whore on the fourth down McCain took the ball In a desperate dash around left end for a touchdown Geyer kicked the goal and the score was tied Geyer himself made the next touch down three minutes after the opening of the second half A few minutes later Johnson received a Kansas punt on they Oklahoma 35 yard line and dodging twisting an)l fighting for every toot made hl way to goal for a touchdown Geyer missed 'this second goal from touchdown but made good on the third and a placement kick from the 37 yard I linn In tho third period accounted for I the others qf 23 point Conch Olcott changed the Kansas 1 up repeatedly" during the last twenty minute of play and ast sent in fresh I Just after Lindsey had carried the ball on a forward pass to the Oklahoma 14 I yard line fought hl way to goal for I Kansas' second and ri mi or Sunday fair and con tinued warm Hourly temperature for 24 hour period beginning at 10 riday: a a 78 8078 8484 8880 73716866845670 73 46 84 26 tr A w4 KU rr A i zs 1 A McCainkGeyerJohnsonReberastScbre ToucKdowns Captain" Boots 3 7 Yard Placement KicfeS Militia 1 With? Garrison WABHINGtON? Oct Support of th Nation! Guardsman of th country for the drtense plans Including the formation of a continental army was virtually assured' Saturday at th i conclusion at two daytf obnfr enci1 between Secretary Garrison and numbers "of the executive committee of the National otera association and th Natonal Mtfitia board Some opposition to the contlaahtal army scheme de veloped riday when the conference be gan but eentary Garrison was ic cessful tn convincing the guardsmen of the wisdom of the plan and also that no steps wodld be spared to promote the interest of the National Guard because of the new plan (General oster ot the lorida National Guard chairman of the executive com mittee teued a statement which said of the war defense plan: 'The militia official explained that th! plan does not minimize the Import ance of the organised militia but rec ommends Increased militia appropria tion 't slThe execution of the militia program Which has been prepared her and will submlttod to the convention ot the National Guard association which meets in Ban rancisco November 9 to 11 will recommend that the National Guard as sociation address Its best effort to se curing the Introduction In and passage by the next congress of a bill to im prove the efficiency of the militia and embodying the principle of federal com pensatlon for militia CITIES OKLAHOMA GAIN IN POPULATION 7 WASHINGTON Oct 7 Estimates made by the census bureau show the growth made by cities of Oklahoma since the federal census of 1910 wa taken 7 Some time ago the department ceased to issue statement concerning the esti mated growth of cities on account of tho complaints that floated in from am hitinna cttiM which claimed that they Kaa nllarhtart AW in tlon 1 furntened on request Any town can hare a special census taken under government supervision by applying through Its congressman and paring tho cost ot the work The following Is shown for Oklahom cities of 3039 population and more: 1910 1915 Gain Ardmore R618 10165 1 1547 Shickasha 10320 14660 4340 nid 513793 19 258 8459 Guthrie 1165411973: 319 McAlester 12954 17610 4656 Muskogee 25278 41 15981 Oklahoma City Hapulpa? Shawnee Tnlsa Enumeration this year HEAVY SENTENCES OR CONSPIRATORS ban RANCISCO Oet Dr Thomas Addis and Ralph 1L Bllr both of San rancisco convicted of violating the neutrality of the United States byconspiring to hire and retain men In thl eountrv for the Brttlah army Saturday were fitted 31009 each in federal court No prison sentence was tmpoed for mitigating circwmatane Judge RZDoollngs said in imposing sentence "the penalty would have been more sever as a aort ot example to llv In thia nAttfitnr but where patriotism doe not extend I here but in vain He sold be had soldk much to this country as to the country I hi diamonds and parted with every I thing th wmildNUng moneyCul Notice of appsal given 'dtae was discharged 11 "55 A kt jV NORMAN Okla Oct 30 (Special) Superior straight superior 'J1 Ss forward pass plays and superior endurance overcame superior weight Saturday afternoon on' Boyd field and Bennie fleet Sooner elevan downed invading Kansas Jayhawkera in beautiful gridiron contest 23 to 14 Six thousand persons the largest crowd 'cver to have witnessed an athletic contest tn Oklahoma saw the defeat of the beefy Kansans it i Two surprizes occurred throughout the game the successful use of the forward pass by the Kansas team and the ability of the Sooners to plow? through the 200 pound Jawhawk line for consistent gains 'J J3 4 Kansas started the game heavily as anticipated but her use successfully of the forward pass before the battle wa many minutes old So also was the inability of the Sooners to complete a single aerial trial "during the first period' After discovering that the much touted Jayhawker line Was ii not invincible the Oklahomans resorted to straight football for a good I ff VtA Mranqsa ra avv 1 sen Iva a 4ranish then tla4 Woawg 09WVVIACia LIUVUQH IHU UUU UA 41UIM VWEjrihJf jrU I being made by the light crimson backs" inill II I MMIIUMlMi I I I I IOHjIIILJII I I II II III I Wil I i fl i IIBI ii llll IL IL TH LLI 1 1 JL' ro A xrr Al tu r3T ITAs tiL "'kS Gu dt 1 i i afiC VJCV 5 SS a a IM JW 3 rmyg ft TW I I 1 4 a fr l'i "s'C' nTs xASfW 4 VIA A £4 Tr A ri rV 7 8 I 1 a mt58 3 59 3 '58 4 tn 157 i 8 am 67? 6 a 66 7 66 8 am 56 9am 64 Maximum at 8 Minimum at 6 a.