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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-01
LEGAL NOTICE

Sealed bids for grading highway.
Notice is hereby given that IN pursuance
u an order Of the Board OF Trustees Of
WekiHwu Township. Tulsa County Oklaho.
ma, sealed bids will be received at the Of
flee OF the engineer in charge Of coustruc.
POS Bank Of Commerce building, Tulsa, Ok
lahoma, until 8 % clock p M. ON the 18th
dav OF March, 1914, for grading a highway.
beginning near the west corporate limits Of
the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and extending
TO Sand Springs. oklahoma, and beginning
OF Euchee creek west OF Sand Springs and
extending to Shell creek, all Ia Wekiawa
Township oklahoma.
Plans and specifications for said work
may be seen at the office Of the engineer,
or at the office Of N. S. Ellington, clerk Of
the Board Of Trustees Of said Wekiawa
Township.
Bonds 10 the amount Of sixteen thous.
and dollars (Sl6, UOO. OO) have been voted
by said Wekiawa Township for highway con-
struction, and the successful bidder will be
required 10 take said bonds At par in pay
mcft for said construction, which VIII not
exceed fourteen thousand dollars $li, 600. 90
and the balance remaining after full and
final payment has been made for the con-
struction Of said highway shall be paid by
the contractor to the Board Of Trustees OF
said Wekiawa Township.
Bids must be upon proposal sheets fur
nishcd by the engineer. and accompanied by
% certified check for seyeel hundred dollars
fS7uO.0O) on some solvent bank, banking
house, or trust company.
The Board Of Trustees reserves the right
60 reject any or all bids. Bids viii Doc open
sd and considered Boy the said board ~
Trustees a. soon as practicable after time
and date Of closing Of bids aforesaid.
". H. HENDREN. Engineer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-01
PLAN To REFUND CAR
FARE TO OUTSIDERS
RETAILERS WILL DISCUSS MNT-
TER At \ MEETING NEAT
THURSDAY

For the purpose Of taking mp the
proposition of |rofuudIul ear fares To-
AN Visitors 90 Tulsa stores ou certain
days of each week 81 meeting of the
board of directors of the TULSA he
taiI Merchants association has been
called for next Thursday uIlht at
O. 80 Boz the Commercial club ASSEM-
bis room together with many Of the
local merchants vitality interested BOO
the project. The meeting has been
called at $50 as Secretary Eal son
has planned an elaborate luncheon
for tho affair.
Although tho plan has been under
consideration for several weeks It was
not decided until yesterday to call the
meeting. Although NJ definite ar
rangemont has yet been made, 1t Is
planned TO refund the car fare Of all
visitors to Tulsa within Q radius n
so miles. providing their purchases
AT local stores aggregate a certain
amount.
The plan II adopted at the Thurs
day meeting will not only result I'm
increasing the trade for local retail
merchants but will also be beneficial
90 the city in hat It will create
many good boosters for TULSA.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-01
BARGAINS

9 Broom Cottages 81, 500 cash.
1O-Room modern Department, East
front. West side. 81. 600, 90 100000
cash, new building renting $1,000.
S-Room modern South side ~S3,S0O.00,
81, 10000 cash.
S-Room modern East front North
side, well Of soft water, corner. For
quick sale $500, $500 cash.
G-Room modern, east front, North
Cheyenne $4,000, cash $500.
Broom modern East front, s.. Side,
$500, $175 cash.
4.Room. East front, East side, $500,
$500 cash.
Broom East front, West Side, fine
water, good cave barn, side walks,
$1,000, $500 cash.
Some bargains in rooming houses,
hotels and safes. Have some dandy
lots for bargains. Also some choice
farms, prices right.
See WHITE and CARBUTT,
over Fxch. Nat. Bank. Phone 2059
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-01
do 10 Now

Why do you kick about high rent,
you could buy IN Of these?
New broom modern bungalow, SW
part Of city, no paving taxes, $3.50
now balance $50 per month.
Price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $225O
broom modern cottage, C~istern,
fine lot, S blocks SW p. O. 5000 now
balance easy. Price ,....,... $3.50
5-rom modern Bungalow, Lynch
Forsythe addition, new and ready to
occupy, $500 now balance, easy.
Price $500
4-room modern, good basement,
South Elwood. Price $3.50, $500 now,
balance easy,
w. A. REEVES
Phone 1907 Room 20 owe p. O..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-01
THE WONDERLAND

The Story in Brief of ''Ihaw's DASH
TO Liberty"
Thaw's escape from Mattoawan,
from where for years he has desper-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-01
WyIHIY RIEN7T?

s40O cash. balance monthly, new four
room modern bungalow, b0-foot
lot, South Elwood. Price
only ,,.,.....,t.,,.,.. H,hOO
5000 cash, balance easy, fiyo-room
east front, modern house. South
Carson, Price ,"..,,,,,., t2,l0O
$500 Casn. balance monthly, four
room modern, east front, South
Detroit ,...,.,.,,,..., 81, $40
5000 cash, balance monthly, east front
fiye-room modern, corner South
Elwood .t..,t,,.t,,S 2,3OO
$500 cash, balance monthly, new
7-room bungalow, east front, IN
Stonebraker Heights. Price 1901,
,,,t,,',.,t's.s',,'t., N5,9uu
$1,000 cash, balance monthly, new
7-room bungalow, Crosbic
Heights, lot 5ONl5S .., 50, 200
$500 cash, balance monthly, 3-room
house, stable, one acre land,
adjoining city, Price. $4,000
EdloIEo BARRETT
Phone So or SO. 2l2 Bliss Bldg.
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'OR SALE one b. p two speed Yale
motorcycle. new, l0ii model s?9bOo.
ne 1918 Excelsior motorcycle 7 \ p and
u fine condition $3.50 Ou. y W. Mcgee ~
West Second 81.
FOR SALE Notorcycl, at o bargain. 1913
twin Harley Davidson. Cude Long 100 ~
Main
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i'm
Real ESTATE

100000 buys good Broom frame,
east front house, large barn,
shade, good well, near school and
on ear line close IN, Terms
$1,000. 90 finest l00-foot corner home
site In S~tonebraker Heights, This
IL the finest location for u home
IN the city,
$4,000. 90 buys tWo-story brick bust
ness block rented 10 good tenants
for $4,000 per monh, close in and
VIII increase in value.
$4,000 buys n Groom modern house,
barn, chicken house, large lot,
bearing fruit. fine location, easy
terms. South side,
S1100, 90 buys "A story and HAIR Broom
house, good well, fruit trees, lot
55Xli0, east side, 100000 cash
and $1,000 per month. You bet
ter see this right away.
$4,000. 90 bran new house, hardwood
floors, corner lot, south side,
complete IN every detail and a
beauty. Immediate possession.
Cunningham Powers Realty Co,
End and Main. Phones SIC, 552, $40
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-01
FOR QUICK SALES

Room modern house, 100 block,
SO. Denver ."........,. $4,OOO.oO
Groom modern house, 1900 block, So.
Denver .........,,..,. ~$3O0O.Oo
J-Room new modern bungalow, full
basement and gas heating system.
North Side ............ $235O.Oo
,-Room modern, new house, So. Bos-
ton ................,. SI65o.oV
j.Room modern, new bungalow, cor
ncr lot one block from car line,
East Side ...,......... $4,000
Room modern house, corner lot,
shade trees, garage, South De-
tIoit ,,,.........,..,, ~$4NVV.OV
IC-Room, . bath rooms, servant house
1900 block, So. Main Co.,. $65OO.0o
70. Room modern house, corner lot
1O0xl56, North Cheyenne. A real
snap .,...,.......,... ~S"oOV.VV
Reasonable down payment, balance
10 suit purchaser if desired, will han
lie any of the above properties.
We also nave several other proper
les for sale or trade, ranging FROM
100000 upwards. Make your sclec-
ion early and get what you want.
Fer further particulars apply.
r. c. Mcleod & co
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FwPmiQwTG Repairing

Gunstcn Furniture Hospital, Uphol-
STEERING, Repairing, Iteflnishing and
Enamolng. Obey the impulse. Phone
us now, all work guaranteed. Phone
5000. 219 East Fifth street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-01
john BARRETT

Room POS, Robinson Bldg.
office Phone 1887; Residence 1858,
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
WOULD REDUCE THE
ACREAGE OF COTTON
MEMPHIS COMM ERcIAL APPEAL
PROPOSES NEWSPAPER PLAN
TO ACCOMPLISH 1T.

Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 2S.-Announce-
ment was made tonight that the Com
mercial Appeal of this city has pro-
posed to publishers of the Associated
Press papers in the south the form
alton of an organization of newspap-
ers to bring about a voluntary reduc-
ton of fifty per cent in cotton acreage
in 1915. If the plan is endorsed a
conference will be he'd TO perfect the
organization and inaugurate a cam
paign for diversified farming in the
south.
AS outlined the plan provides foi
the papers to organize state associa
tions and secure the formation OF sub
ORGANIZATIONS in every country to in
duce the planters to sign an agree
ment to reduce their cotton acreage
the agreement to be voluntary and t,
be made public in each county Bank
ers and merchants will be asked to co
operate in the movement, making lib
eral advances to these farmers VIII,
agree to acreage reduction.
It is suggested by the originators 0
the plan that the press can prevail
on the people with more promise o
success than any otner agency to ac
cept the plan of reduction whic
would Immediately bring about bette
prices for the production and a restoi
alton OF normal conditions
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
CARRANZA EXPLAINS
QUARREL WITH VILLA
TELLS SOME INSIDE FACTS OF
THE MIDDLE BETWEEN HIM
SELF AND PANCHO VILLA.

San Aatonio, Texas Oct 2S.-Gen-
eral Carranza has issued a manifesto
in which he gives the full history OF
the differences between the constitu-
tionalist government and the division
of the north, and especially it's com
mander Francisco Villa, Carranza
predicts a bloody strife if Villa is
permitted to rebel Among other
things the manifesto says:
General Villa probably will forget
that on May 10, 1911, following the
capture Of Juarez, General villa and
his then partner Pascual Orozco. ar.
| rested the then provisional president
of the republic, Francisco !. Madero.
Villa himself called upon the soldiers
to execute Madero
villa, without consulting the first
chief, expelled en- masse all OF the
| lSralish subjects of the I-agona dis
trict without investigating first which
ones had assisted Huerta, and confis-
eating their enormous cotton crops
and disposing of same through all
manner of methods for the benefit OF
the division of the north and some
outsiders.
General Villa, who now appears tC
champion the clergy, ought to remem-
Der that in every place which he cap
tured during the campaign he ex
PEELED the priests. closed the churches
and at Zacatecas especially he al
lowed his anti-religious sentiments
manifest themselves in q climax. ex
polling eleven Spaniards and three
French priests who have never beer
since heard from.
villa reproaches me for having
issued 1870 million pesos in currency
| must state that it was imperative
that | should pay the costs of the ad
ministration and at the same time
take up all previous state and national
issues so as to be able to have a con
troll and check on our monetary sys
tenn villa himself in the state OF
Chihuahua having issued 50,0O0.000 OF
10000 900 pesos of state money.
Il desire to state in this connec
tion that all of the custom house rev
enues of the state of Chihuahua as
well as the internal revenues have
been appropriated by Villa, without
making an accounting to me as first
chief"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
GERMAN HATRED Of
THE ENGLISH TROOPS
ALL THE ANtMoslTY OF GERMAN
TROOPS SEEMS TO BE CEN
TERED AGAINST ENGLISH.

London oct, 2S.--ll p. ma dis.
patch to Reuters from Amsterdam
says: -
Grown Prince Rupecht of Bavaria.
brother of the Belgian queen, who is
commanding the Sixth German army
corps. has issued the following army
order:
Soldiers Of the Sixth Army Corps.
We are fortunate to have opposed to
us English troops-the troops of that
people whose envy has been at work
for years to surround us with enc
mics with which to strange us. We
owe to them the present bloody war.
Therefore take reprisals for the Gun.
ming of the enemy and for all our
sacrifices when we now meet them.
Show them that it Is not so easy to
wipe out the Germans of history now,
that We are face to face with an
enemy who is the greatest obstacle to
peace"
IL may be recalled that Emperor
William recently, in concentrating
the commander of the Bayarlan army
corps for the bravery of his troops
said, according to the Lokal Anzeiger
OF Berlin, Il should like the English
to meet the Bayarians just ones
more"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
PEACE CONFERENCE
Is GROWING WARM
DELEGATES DRAW REVOLVERS
TO PUNCTUATE THEIR DE-
BATE ON MEXICAN PEACE

Mexico City, Oct. ga number of
delegates drew their revolvers and a
riot ensued at the Aguas Calientes
peace conference today Wien some
of the speakers grew acriminous.
Spectators in the gallery made a
wild dash to escape from the building.
The police, however, barred all the
exits and permitted nobody to leave.
Order was eventually restored.
The majority of the delegates de-
clared themselves in favor OF the plan
of Emliano Zapata, known as the
Ayala plan, in preference to the pan
of Guadalupe which is favored by
Carranza.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
HOLLAND FEARS
The WAR CLOUD
LITTLE COUNTRY FEARS ITS NEU'
TRALlTY WILL BE VIOLATED
BY THE GERMANS.
Mobilization Of German Troops on Her
Border and Other Circumstances
Cause Uneasiness.

! Roosendaal, Holland oct. 2S.-via
London 9:35 p. m.-Holland is feeling
the pressure of the war almost as
much as if she were engaged in 1.-THE
report that the Germans are massing
large numbers of troops on the cas-
tern border is causing great nueasi-
ness throughout Holland.
The alleged discovery OF tennis
court with cement nine feet thick on
the property of German in the vicin-
ity of Arnhsim and statements that
German spies have been active near
Arnheim and at other points close 10
the German border. seem to intensity
the anxiety of the Hollanders.
A Dutch army of more taan 100000
trained men is scattered at strategic
points along the Belgian and German
borders.
The mouth of the river Scheldt and
all the canals are heavily guarded. A
large garrison at Flushing is guarding
the docks and railway station, to prer-
vent any attempt to violate the neu-
rally of he Scheldt TIE river is
heavily mines and Dutch ccruisers
and torpedo boat destroyers are lying
at its mouth to give any necessary co
operation to the land forces. The
Dutch army is in fine condition.
The horrors of war has been forced
on virtually all the cities, towns and
country districts by the Belgian ref
ugees. VINO are estimated to number
100000. The Dutch government is
paying to the cities thirty cents daily
for food for each refugee. The cite!
| bear the other expenses connected
with the influx. The strain of attend
ing properly to the refugees is hare
on Roosendaal with it's $4,000 popula
ton. Flushing with 1000 and othe
towns with lesser numbers. In thes
places there are more refugees thai
inhabitants.
Holland depends on the Unite'
States and Canada for her wheat. A
present the supply is very short.
1t is said Great Britain is delaying
food cargoes to Holland and there
much adverse criticism of the allege
action.
Tie refugees are unwilling to retu'
to Belgium, although Holland has O
fered them free transportation. TIL
appearance of scarlet fever among tn
refugees at Flushing is causing alarm
There is no compulsory vaccinatio
law in Belgium and the Hollander
therefore are alarmed by reports thu
there is smallpox among the refugee
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29

Flushing, Holland. Oct. 2S.--via
London-10 p. Sm.-The water routes
from Folkestone to Flushing and from
the English coast to Dieppe, Boulogne,
and Calais are being guarded with
the greatest care in order 70 protect
shipping against mines and submar-
ines. British cruisers are escorting
all trawlers and mine sweepers, tor
pedo boat destroyers and other small
naval craft are al along the routes.
Their aeroplanes are also scouting
constantly.
Four Belgian fisherman have been
killed near Newport in handling a
mine that had been washed ashore.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
ADVENTIST MISSIONS.

Washington. Oct 2S.-Support fol-
the movement to raise a large fund
for foreign missions next year was
pledged by the general conference OF
Seventh Day Adventists here today
Bishop r. A. Underwood of Nebraska
urged the conference to prepare to
meet the conditions arising in the
mission fields from the European war
and declared that next year would
be ten-fold more horrible than the
present"
Bishop Underwood said he felt that
other nations would be involved be-
fore the struggle had closed. He re-
ferfsd 20 the war as one of the surest
evidences he had seen of the second
return OF the Lord.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
Supply Ship Held Up.

Providence, r. l., oct. 2S.-The
French steamship Britannia from New
York for Marseilles carrying supplies
for tAe allies and also reservists on
their way to join the French and he
Portuguese armies was he Id up by a
cruiser outside of the New York har-
Dor last night according to report
made by the Britannias captain when
he arrived here today. The officers
of the cruiser refused to give the
name of the nationality Of their ship.
After questioning the captain they a.
lowed the Britannia to proceed.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
NAVAL ACTIVITIES
Naval Battle Reported.

Amsterdam. Holland, Oct. 20, via
London, 1870 a. m.-The Telegram
says
Gun firing lasting As minutes was
heard early Wednesday morning in a
ncrtherly direction from Knocke. Bel
GUM. and was repeated twelve hours
later Apparently there has been a
sea battle,
1T is rumored that there was an
armistice along the User Wednesday
as no firing was heard. Only a few
day.
THE Germans are sending new
guns and wagons of barbed wire and
also wood with which to build bridges
to the User"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
Austrian Dreadnoueht Injured.

London. Oct. 2S.-S:25 p. ma dis
patch to the Central News from Rome
says:
The captain of an Italian steamer
which has just arrived at Naples from
Trieste reports that during the voyage
on the Adriatic he observed an Aus
trian dreadnought under way for
Pola, the Austrian naval base. The
dreadnought had come from Cattaro,
where during recent action enc OF
her eightincn guns burst causing a
magazine to explode. The vessel was
seriously damaged, Her turrct was
blown up and there were rents In her
sides"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Anadarko, Okla Oct. 2S.-Charles
Becker. a farmer living near here.
shot and killed his wife today and
then took his own life. The double
murder was the outgrowth OF a quar-
rel Becker shot his wife once with
shotgun and once with a pistol. lie
KILLED himself with the shotgun. The
couple were middleaged and had sew
eral children.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
U. S. DESTROYER ASHORE.

Norfolk, Va, Oct. 2S.-Powerful sub
marine blow pipes and pumps were
taken to Lynnhaven bay tonight to be
used tomorrow in an effort TO float
the United States torpedo boat Ode
stroyer, Pauding. ashore since yes
terday on a sand bar.
Marine men believe further efforts
to pull the vessel off might strain its
huh and that the only hope of freeing
the ship lay in dredging
A part of the Pau'ding's crew OF
81 men was taken ashore the aux
larry cruiser Panther today.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
WAR SUMMARY

The German and Austrian
troops il Russian Poland are fall
ing back before the Russians but
the Germans are pushing their at
tacks in northern Belgium. Thus
the government summarizes in
official statements the situation
of its forces in the two war zones
on which the interest of the world
is centered.
The withdrawal in Poland is be-
fore reinforcements in the Rus
sian lines advancing from Ivan
gorod, Warsaw and Novogeorgi-
evsk
On the Nieuport-Dixmude front
in Belgium, where for days the
allies have been vigorously dis
putting every inch of ground the
Germans have endeavored to at
tain in order to reach the oblec.
tive-Calais-the offensive of the
Germans Is said by the French to
be moderating.
The French claim to have made
gains between LaBassee and
Lens. Along the line in Belgium
there were no operations worthy
of mention.
OF the situation along the User
river the Belgian government said
hn on nth 4,4I
slackened. having been "subdued'
by the guns of the fleet, and that
the position of the allies had inn
proved.
The rebel general Christian
Beyers, who joined the forces Of
General Christian DE Wet, il re-
volt against British authority in
South Africa, has been defeated
and routed by troops under Gen
eral Louis Botha. commander-in-
chief in the Union of South
Africa.
Prince Maurice of Battenberg,
cousin of King George, has died
in France as the result of wounds
received in battle. Prince Maui
rice recently was mentioned in a
report of Field Marshal French
for meritorious service in the
field
At Sarayevo the conspirators
who brought about the death Of
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
heir apparent to the Austro-Hun-
gariaa throne and his wife, have
been sentenced. Gavrio Prinzip.
the man who actually fired the
shots which killed the archduke
and his wife, received only a 20
year sentence, while four of his
co-conspirators must pay the
penalty of death. Others among
the conspirators were given sen
fences ranging from three to
twenty years
Armand Fallieres, former presi-
dent of France, has expressed the
opinion that the war is only be-
ginning, and that months and
months will be required to over
come the military power OF the
enemy"
The American comm 5sioa for
the relief OF the distressed in
Belgium has forwarded from Lon
don its first consignment of food.
The British government has de.
cided that all relief stores for the
Belgians must pass through the
American commission.
In order to prevent outgoing
cargoes falling into the hands of
any OF the warning nations. Score
tary of the Treasury McAdoo
has ordered that customs collec-
tors give no information concern
ing such cargoes until 30 days
after their clearance from ports
of the vessels in which they are
shipped.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
Russia Expels Foreigners.

London, Oct. 29-2:30 a. m.-"An
the Austrians and Germans except
those of Slavish, French or Italian ma
tioaality, have been ordered to leave
Petrograd within a fortnight" says
the Exchange Telegraph's correspond
ent in a dispatch sent from the Rus
sian capital.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
WAR B RI ELS
Fleet Still Active.

London, Oct. 90 1911 a. m.-The
correspondent at Dover of the Cen
trail News says
THE British fleet is still operating
against the Germans off Belgium
without as yet one vessel being
struck battleship has now joined
in the bombardment, using her II
inch guns"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29

London, Oct 29.-2;31 a. m.-Th e
morning Post announced that the gov
eminent after having consulted its
allies and neutral powers has decided
to disregard the declaration of Lon
don of 1909 This means the cancela-
tion of permission for reservists OF
belligerent nations to travel unmolesa-
ed in neutral ships.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
Zapata Forces Active.

Mexico City, Oct. 2S.-Zapata forces
under General Pacheco attacked the
suburbs of San Angelo this morning
but wrere driven off after two hours
of heavy fighting. The government
sent out artillery which resulted in
the retreat of the attacking force.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
CHAMP CLARK SPEAKS.

Montgomery, Mo-. Oct 2S.-Champ
Clark, speaker of the house, spoke
here tonight using a text from the
Bible: I'VE have fought a good
fight and applying it to the Wilson
administration.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-29
polncare to Visit Front.

Paris, Oct. 2S.-2 a. ma Bordeau
dispatch to the Havas agency says
that President Poincare has left for
Paris where he will join Minister of
War Mllerand for visit to the front.