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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
AUCTION SALES.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded Yesterday at the Real Es-
tate Exchange salesroom. Nos /, and IS
Fesey street:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27
JOINTS RUNNING IEl;
No EST0PPEL Served
THREATENED NOTIONS DO
NOT CREATE DROUTH-MAY
BE WORLD HIT IT

Al eleven o'clock last night The
threatened injunctlons against GER
tain places Of business In Tulsa where
il Is alleged the prohibition law Is
being violated. had not been issued.
Something evidently happened yes
tcrday that altered the program.
When tho county attorneys office
was called about five O'Clock no In
formation could be obtained Judge
Poe was reached later I'm the evening
at his home and he was equally reti.
cent Everything was running
sercnely az the places Of business up
on which the eye ~ the law is said
to be resting as well as other thirst
emporlums. AM tbe proprietors while
apparently on the lookout. were IN
The dark as to what or when Tho IN.
functions would be served.
Tho story In the World yesterday
possibly had something to do with
the situation and the facts which II
revealed may have "A far-reaching ef-
feet. II is certain that no such storm
has broken In these parts in a long
time. There was more milling around
I'm the fraternity Yesterday than
there has been I'm many months.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27
COMPANY A TO LEAAE
TODAY FUR CHANDLER
WILL TAKE PART IN ANNUAL
STATE ENCAMPMINT FOR
FIFTEEN DAYS.

Fiuy i've members OF Company A.
Oklahoma National Guards, will
leave Tulsa early this morning for
Chandler where the o. n. c.. annual
encampmcut begins tomorrow. The
encampmcnt will last FOR fifteen days
II viii be the longest state encamp-
ment ever held In oklahoma.
The local company has drilled pa
ticntly for several months now and
Is expecting to come away from the
cncampmont with high honors. For
two successive years they have won
the drilling honors at the annual en-
Campment.
Company \ is in charge Of Lieu
tenant Charles Gilmore.
The members who leave today will
carry full field equipment. The
daily program for the encampment
calls FOR many strenuous competitive
drills target practice, maneuNers,
etc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27
MURDER MYSTERY IL soLNED.
Chicago Police Believe Letters Found
By Dead Girl Indicate Suicide.

CHICAGO. July 26.-Letters found
In a clump Of bushes near where the
body OF young woman was recov-
cred from Lake Michigan last night,
convinced the police tonight that she
had committed suicide because Of her
f.ilure to obtain employment.
The victim was supposed to be Miss
f.. Lee Of Elmo. Wis, although she
has not been positively Identified. The
pistol which brought her death was
found on the beach. The weapon was
traced and found to have been sold
here Wednesday to Miss Lee, who
gave her residence as Elmo.
The two letters which explained the
woman had been out Of employment
and had been unable to procure work
bore no wording to indicate the city
from which they had been sent. The
coroner's inquest was continued until
Thursday to allow the police to make
further investigatyns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27

Tho Mathis revival which has been
held in the tent at the corner Of
Third and Trenton Avenue will come
to close on Sunday night. The meet
iups have been largely attended and
many people professed to be Chris
tians ON Sunday there are plans for
a great day beginning with the sun
day school al 9:45 when the teachers
and officers are expecting 10 have
the best and the largest sunday
school I'm the history of the church.
At the morning service Rev Frank
*. Mathis VIII preach an Old fash
Toned farm sdrmon. Farmers are cs-
peclollv welcome.
At 3 p. m. there viii be a service
for an
At the night service when Mr.
Mathis viii close the revival with
one of his best ana most popular
sermons.
Everyone should attend this ser
vice. there is room for s-.i over one
thousand seats.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27

Corner Third and Trenton. John W.
kensit. pastor. Phone 252SD
Sunday school 9:45, ". j. Whidbee,
Superintendent.
Morning service at II a. m. Rev.
Mathis will preach.
Special service for all at =. IN.
At I p. m. there will be special ser
vice Of the Epworth League.
At o'clock the last service of the
series will be held. these services haze
run nearly one month and have done
much good.
Regular prayer meeting will bc held
on "Wednesday when there VIII be
baptismal service.
II you have no church home. come
to the home like church and you will
receive a welcome.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27

Corner Fourth St. and Cincinnati
Ave. Harley II. Marriott, Pastor
Residence 409 5. Cincinnati AVe.)
Morning worship and sermon, ii a.
m. subject: "Evidential Value OF
Scriptural Belief"
Evening address, founded on John
l.. Johns great lecture, Did Man
Make God. or did God Make Man y
This is the great meeting for the
ma sses. Who ever you are man.
woman or child, rich or poor you are
invited to this great public meeting.
A large choir will sing both morn
ing and evening. Old time songs
Will he sung and the congregation viii
be urged to unite in the familiar
songs that we all used to sing in that
other home. some where else before
We came here.
Evening service will begin at $500
promptly. Let nobody miss IL.
Sunday school at $3.50 n. IN. j. Al
len Yeager. Supt. Let the classes be
large today. Ice water and fans VIII
be on hand for every service of the
church.
B. Y. p. L. at 200 p. m.
Notes.
At night Dr. Marriotts address on
the subject: Did Man Make God or
Did God Make Man." 10 Of tremen-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27
L. :. SUES RAILROAD FOR LANDS
$4,000. 600 in oil Properties Claimed
hN Southern Pacific.

HOT STON, Texas. July 26.--lIcar-
iugs IN the T.. S government suit
against the southern Pacific railroad
for the recovery % foil lands In kero
county, California, estimated to De
worth $4,000. .0O0 or more, were be
gun in Houston this afternoon. They
win bc continued here until the de-
f,ndaut closes it's testimony
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27

Corner Of Seventh and South Bos-
ton. &. W. Kerr, PastOr.)
9:i5 a. m. Sunday school, classes
for all ages.
1900 q. m. Sermon. subject: The
Hnmdrum Work of the Kingdom"
700 p. m. Senior G. +.
$500 y. IN. open air service on the
church lawn. sermon subject. The
Strangest Battle Ever Fought and
How IT was Won"
At the morning service Miss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27

dous importance to everybody in this
city. There are plenty of people in
this city today who are making their
own Gods Come and hear what they
are. Have you ever thought of the
difference in a man having "a God Di-
vine and already created, and IN
manufacturing his own GudG
Practical things talked about that
no one should miss. Strangers in
yited. All Baptists not members OF
this church are invited to place their
premiership with us today either
with or without letters
Good plain service and friendly
ushers make this church whore
everybody feels at home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27

Corner Fourth and South Boulder,
Geo. i. Taubmau, mlnister)
Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
The Lords supper and short sermon
at eleven.
Christian Endeavor meeting at
1900 p. IN.
open air meeting at 9Th ana Chey-
ennc at : O'clock
Mid-week meeting, Wednesday at :.
The church that welcomes the
stranger.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27
First Church of Christ, Scientist.

(Erockman Bldg, corner Ninth ana
South Main ST.
Lesson sermon IL a. m. SUBJECT
Truth"
sunday school for the children al
$50.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting ats o'clock
This church maintains free Chris
tian Science reading room in room
216 Central National bang bldg.
which is open TO the public every
day except sundays from 1880 TO
1870 y. m. Here the bible and all
authorized Christian Science litera-
ture may be read or purchased If de-
sired.
All are cordially invited TO attend
the services and visit the reading
room.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27

OKLAHOMA CITY. okla, July &c.
Southern and eastern oklahoma was
visited by "A heavy rein Saturday
afternoon At Bartlesville. an inch
OF rain fell today. making total OF
an inch and half for the week.
Ada and McAlestcr both report abun-
daut rains. which break an extended
drouth Cotton and feed crops
were suffering greatly FOR want Of
moisture.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27
ToRRroN HELD by CARRhNzA
Mexican city Occupied BY tonstitu-
tiOnalists Despite Denlals.

WASHINGTON. July 26.-Adyices
received at the state department to-
day confirmed earlier reports Of the
capture Of Torrcon by constitution
alists under Goernor CarranZa.
These reports had been denied from
Mexico city. II was said the feder
alists continued their occupation of
MonclOya.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27
An An,i.Uucrtap Resigns.

MENINO tITN. July 26.-E -Es0ui-
val Obregon. Mexican minister ~
finance. today resigned from office.
II is reported that ne is not in full
accord with The uucrta administra-
tion. II was Senior Obrcgon who re
Gently conducted the negotiations
with American aud European bank
crs FOR o SjO,000,00O government
tnun
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27

CAssembly room Court mouse. .. W..
Sifferd. pastor)
10 a. m. Sunday school viii be
especially interesting. Come.
ll:00 a. IN. Your presence at thls
service is particularly desired.
Morning service with sermon by
the pastor. After the first sunday
I'm August the pastor will 20 on his
vacation. Let all be present these
last two sundays.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27
sheriff stops Dclapc,'s Victory

PUT-fN-BAY, o.. July 2G.-The
scheduled eight-round bout between
kid Julian Of Syracuse. " Y. and
Cal Delaney of Cleveland. was stop
ped two minutes before the close Of
the last round this afternoon by Sher-
iff Wolfe Of ottawa county. Delaney
had a shade the better OF the fight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27

Mr.. Craig was formerly agent for
the Frisco in Tulsa Tarly last spring
he was named general agent. H
recently resigned from the employ OF
the Frisco 10 become identified with
the Sand Springs railway. lie now
has charge Of tho entire freight op-
crations of that rond which have had
a wonderful increase since the first
OF the year lie was associated with
the Frisco in various capacities for
u years and for three years WAS IN
charge Of the local affairs of thai
COMPANY Tulsa Is the most con
rcsted freight district on the Okla
noma line Of the Frisco. but thrC Ugh
the long experience Of Mr.. Craig, his
work with the Frisco at Tulsa was
pminentlv satisfactory TO both his
company and the Tulsa shippers
The Sand Springs line has been In
operation about two years. II has
miles Of main track and about the
same number of miles in switches
and sidings. and is handling al this
time from 80 TO so cars of Freight
daily.
Link will sing "Still. Stll With
Thee" IIawley.
The quar,ette will sing. "Oh Taste
and See" by Marston. At the even
ing service Mr.. Thomas Munroe will
sing, Make Ale Pure. Excel and
the quartette will sing Nearer, still
Nearer"
Come and enjoy the services with
ua
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27

ICorner Fifth and Boston. Rev. +.
II. Knickerbocker, pastor. Resi-
dence SIS South Boston. Phono
1603D
sunday school 9:I5 a. IN. j. II.
cole. superintendent. g. u. stotts'
assistant.
1900 a. IN. Doctor knickerbocker
win preach ON Reputable Sin ana
Respectable sinners
700 p. IN. Epworth League.
$500 u. IN. Great open air service
on the lawn of the church. This IS
IN the nature of an old-fashioned
camp meeting service. Subject Tor
Doctor Knickerhocker's sermon this
evening will be What the Only Man
who Ever Went to Heaven and Came
Pack Had TO Say About It." or The
Secret of an Unthroned Heart"
AFR. &. G. Spindler will sing solo
and the Boston Avenue Male Quar-
tette will also give one number. Mi.
,spindler is very anxious for every
body to he on time so as to learn
some of the splendid new songs In
the new books. A glorious welcome
10 YOU. Miss Mary Cover. organist.
e. G. spindler, director and A. A.
bass, cornetist
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27
fil L l.lRlSh
T /! ! nlII.(!)'IES
FIRST Methodist Episcopal Church.


drifth and Boulder. Frank Men,
Pastor Residence 6O9 South
Cheyenne Phone 1J4.
Sunday school $3.50. $. ID. Picker
ing. superintendent. Glasses for all
and all invited.
Preaching 1O:45, subject, "A Spring
in the Desert.
Epworth League, 200. leader hoy
Caruahan. ,,,r,.
Preaching 500, subject, ne
Greatest Saying in the BiOle. both
sermons by the pastor.
snccial music for the day. Morning
solo bvsMr. G. Il. Bennett
Evening. trio 10y Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. and Miss Ina Fountain
Plain gospel preaching, good music
Il cordial welcome for all.
strangers in the city especially in
,ited to worship with us.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-27

tl.l5 and $l.ao values IN perfect rumg am
choice color llcatholbooE, pc tiooate made TO II
Just hike hieh priced slh looks ius, Veu au
wear better $3.50 and tl.75 Numbers CT IL
Department Clearing sale at each ..... pI,is
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06

Copy for regular advertisements must be In by 10 o'clock on the day of publication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06

ss bsttisships thsrs--net literally, sut aeesrdlns te the strict thssry q ehs war game.
 it is claimed by naval sxpsrts that the whsIs wsstsrn coast lins et the United statss could bs perfectly ds. tended by . fleet ef thirty saema' rins. Certainly thsre is . growing continent in ali naviss that the sub marine is the enc enemy from which battlsships have most to fear.
 Our naval program should Do strong in this subtle and insxPuansb's strsnuth of submarine attack. We should aim to round out . navy of forty.sisht battIsships. And thsss sheuld bs backed by the most fermid' able submarine fleet in the world.
 Amsrieans lead the world in the building Of undsr.ssa warehIps. We should hold cur lead aIso in the man. nina end control of that branch Of naval ssrvies, for it is . service that taxss eeoi fertituds and mechanical skili-quaIltiss In wheh k is believed that Americana sxesl.-NsW York Am. eriean.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06
RECORD OF ALAskA lEGl9lA.
 TURF.

The first ssssien ef the lssislature
 of Aiaska, which hes jwst ended, Was
 notable for the unanianity ef opinion on snost of the msasurss considered,
 it is evident that tho people of A' aska arc cooperating fer the ads vanesmsnt ef thsir commonwealth The disnis;sd and harnsonious nannsa in which the Legislature has bssn cons duetsd will produce . favorable im~ prsssien On the natisn and will eauss the people, especially ef the east, to lend . moro sympathetic ear to nssss urss the federal government must take to open the country ss dsvslepmsns.
 On the day tn first iesisalturs ad' iournsd came news et the confirmation by the United Statss senate et the appointment ef ]. 2. 4. otrens sf JW' nsau % governor. AIasS<ans wsrs united on Major Strong and they ars doubtlsss we'll pleased ts have enc ss their old rssldsnts made chief sxseu' tive. Major Strong has besn in the newspaper businsss for many ysars h different parts of Alaska and 10 rs' marsabiy well advissd of the essds of the country. The appointment st . citixsn ef Alaska as sevsrner sviness growth of homo rule, which is snese marked by the creation ef an Alaskan Legislature.
 The Legislature can spsak fer ~. aska in . moro imprssslvs way than could individuais. its fndinSs ars cure to imprsss the national eensFsss ss we'll as the people of the United etatss generally.
 Noteworthy amenS the acts et she first territorial legislature arc the ss' man suffrage lew, the juvenile esurt law, the anti.whits slave law ths lew for the registration ef vitas sta' tistios, and the Iabersrs' iisn Hsln'as law. Thsss statutss ought ts esrrsss . common impression h ths eastsen states that Alaska 10 . wild and baevk. ward region.
 The people Of Washington havs eb' served with friendly and sympatisee'e interest the work of the drst lsS,s)a. turs, for they ars olessly related b the people of AIaska in businsss ef. fairs as well as tn blood.-Taeema ledesr. h 1T
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06

as the ground san - Hssd te ueeates advantages for stW1ster!S oesldse straight ball in cricket puts . man
 out while thrss strikss srs rsqairsd in
 the other game. Dowiins and pitch.
 inc, however, oail for diMsrsnt nc. tiens Of the arm.
 Running to bass is exactly like run
 nina to . wicket. Get thsrs bsfors
 the ball rsaehss and you are safs in
 both eases. Also the same judgment
 is required to tell whether the man or
 the ball arrived first. The bassbaii
 catcher has his cricket protetpys in
 the wicket keeper or back stopper ana
 tho duties of each are almost idsn. tioaiiy the sams. In both aamss men ars put out fer the sams reasens-
 by being caught. by bsins late te ar- rive at . bass or wicket by 'sttino . straight ball pass your bat h enc case or three straight balts h the other eass, and by bslne caught away from the bass or wicket. 4 straight ball in cricket means enc that hits tho wicket. To do % 1t must, ef eeurssa bs straight.
 Indssd the twe saass ars brethsrs and almost twin brethsrs enIy that the development es one has esussd him to be fastsr than the develep- msnt of the other. In ail ssssntiais they arc identical. Thsrs arc, uns several points Of super liciaI difference. To bs put out runs ming for . wicket the man at the wicket must touch the wicket .sith the ball and knock down what ars called tho baiis which are placed on the top Of the wleksts to prove by their falling that the wicket has Dser touched.
 Tts tenn which is fielding in orieA. ,t is piaosd like the basseali team which is not batting and the dutiss ars .hs sams. One Of the dimerenoss 10 hat the batter continues in cricket te pat until he is put out no matter hew many runs hs might make but that act has nothing to do with ths ss- ,sntials of the game. Te tell when . nan is cut CT in at either same rs- luires the same quality ef psrespt'sns To bs able te tell . seed batter or . )oed pitcher at one ef the samss is Q bs able to tell it in the ether. ln- ssd the moro one studiss the two amss the moro is hs certain that hs two samss arc practically tho ams and rsquirs ths same abilities. he only diffsrsnos is that the sams { bassball has sers vim te t and is srtainiy bsttsr frem the psiat es isw Of the loekss on although sueh
 statement might bs regarded ss aerslis;ous in . certain eeuntry.
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FIRE ALARM sioNALs

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 Engine House. Phone Main 97
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4 WORLDS RECORD FOR ovl
 sVeMARiNgo.

Four suhmrinss vssssls st the Am. sr;ean navy have arrived al lhs 9N1 York navy yard astsr . erulss tn Cuban waters that has wsH the ssns' distance record fer that kind ef craft fresn ail the naviss q the world.
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Official Paper
NOME, ALAskA, JUNE ., 1918.

lt is evident now that Prssidsnt
 Wiisen was perfectly right whw he
 declared that . pewsre.i lobby existed
 for the pUrposs ef dsfsst,np the pro.
 pessis sf the administ. Asier or the tariff. The chairman os the commit tee hss declared that the charge has bssn fully sustained by the evidence and one wonders why the invsstisa' ton wac ever erdsrsd. The taking ef dutiss from svsar and other arti- elss of general uss is certain to hurt the pockets of domestic srewsrs and manufacturers while saving the money Of the poorer people. t is hariy like iy, therefore, that the men who saw their monopoly threatened would rest idly while thsrs was . chance in the world te influence the national leg. islaters. of course, Mr. Wiisen prob- ably did not moan . lobby in the strict ssnss. Without . doubt the men who wsrs fighting the tariff pro. pesals from outside were doing % by every ssorst means in their powsr. 1t may bs taken for granted that they did not show their hand too clearly and 1t is too bad that the prssidsnt disesrnsd their little scheme. The re- suit of the inquiry will probably bs that their power wilt bs weakened and that the administration will moro sasiiy have its wishss fulfilled.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06

O sayl Havs you got your pump ;ns outfit yet to eIsanup your dumps or for your summsTs work Bstts' sss Tom AIbrseht ever on the Sand spit, hs has get any kind of old purps and maehiass or anything thst your little heart may dssirss every thing in goed shape ready to hit he trail.
 Come end sss me. TOM
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-06

The American nationaI game of Lasstsll is probably the most interest ing ef all samss from the spsetator's point of view. k has the qualitiss % ts spsak of . first eIass novel. All the tims in . soed game thsrs arc situatiens created which rivst the at. tsntien and keep eutsidsrs interested. Little dramatic bite come at ail timss and thsrs could hs no mors interest. ins memsnt than when the seers is eiess end the basss full. livss there . man with seui @ dead who at such . crisis is not moved te the innsrmest rsesssss ef his hsins? # there is hs ought to be taken cut and oslsrixsd.
 Americans sss very little in the game et cricket which may bs called the natienai game ef England, and the EnsIlsh st first usuaiiy declare the game sf bassbaIi to b dsueidly queer, you know, at least. in both games, however, thsrs gre remarkably sisni. lar slsmsnt and these who know enc sf the samss could quickly learn ths ethsr. The bowler in cricket is the pitcher in baseball. q ball pitched outside . certain limit in eriol<st b . "hyss and . hall similarly wide in basehall is . nc taiI. The ereekst bat is sf course mueh wider than ths bass. ball bat but halle may bs pitched lew sneugh in cricket ts touch the ground hsssrs n rsashss the bet and e the d;Alsulty of hittinu b much ereatsr
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Subscribe fer the Noms Daily Mug get. N stands for Nems's presress.
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seNp YouR LAUNDRY

To the Psoplss' LauaoU whore yoa will recsivs sooa work s1eeuts6 hy nens but white employee. who rscslvs the standard WaSee.
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Entered as second class matter. Feb ss, 1907. at the PUstOhice at Solne. Alaska. under the Act of COngrvs of March ,, 1878.