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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-12
MANAGER ST|TELER
MAKES Up SCHEDULE
Tech High Football Eleven Takes
on New Teams; Lineup
Starts Strong

Jack" Stiteler. manager of the
Technical high school football team
has announced one of the strongest
schedules ever arranged for a team in
this locality, including two games with
Steelton, the Thanksgiving game with
Central, and the Greensburg high
game which will be played in this
city.
Williamsport high will also play the
Tech boys on the Island The two
teams battled to n 0 to draw at Will
Transport last Fall. Pottsville high
will be the other attraction to appear
here. The schedule will include these
games:
Sept. 25, PottsvilLe high at Harris
burg; October >. Lebanon high at Leb-
anon; ., Easton high at Easton; 16.
Williamsport high at Harrisburg; 30.
Steelton high at HARRISBURG: 30.
Nember 9. Steelton high at Steelton;
lS. Sunbury high at Sunbury; 20 AL
lentoWn high at Allentown; 20, Central
high at Harrisburg.
Coach Dunklc TO Return
ID. Forrest Dunkle. coach of last
seasons team, will likely be in charge
of next seasons squad He is now
practicing law at Palm Beach, Fla.
but VIII return to this city next Fall.
II he is able to make satisfactory ar
rangements for leave of absence. p.
l.. Grubb will act in the capacity of
faculty adviser. y
The maroon and gray eleven will be
moulded around the following play
ers: Captain Miller, Phillippelli, Fttz-
patrick, Wier, Mckay, Britsch and
Harris. EX-Captain Beck, Beach.
Emanuel, Stiteler, Kutz and Cless will
he lost to the school by graduation,
but there are number of capable
substitutes. who will be candidates for
their positions.
The athletic association of the school
is in good financial condition, and with
school spirit running high one of the
most successful seasons in the history
of the school is predicted BY followers
of the Tech team
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-12
LEBANON VALLEY DATES
Schedule Is Hardest Athletes En-
counter in Years
ldI to Tic TcIcgrdPh

Annville, Pa, March IL. Mana
ger Long of Lebanon Valleys track
team, has arranged his schedule for
the coming outdoor season. Dickin-
son College will be met at Carlisle
in dual meet on the first or twenty
ninth of April. April 23 and "a Leb-
anon Valley will send its relay team
and VonBereghy and Evans to the
University of Pennsylvania relay car
nival at Philadelphia. May Is the team
will participate in the Middle States
held at Haverford. \
dual meet with Juniata College on
Annville field the twenty ninth of May
will close the blue and whites sea-
son.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-12
NEWARK TO HAVE TEAM
Pat Powers Assures Fans That Feds
VIII Locate In That Town

SPecid1 TO inc Telegraph
New York, March 12.-Patrick T.
Powers, who with Harry Sinclair
owns the Newark club, of the Federal
league. asserted yesterday that no
matter what the issue of the leagues
legal dispute with the Kansas CITY
men, Newark is assured of the team.
we bought the franchise and that's
all there is to it," said Powers. "lt is
up to the league to settle any wrangIe
over the Kansas City club. We are
not in the least perturbed over the
outcome of the court action, and have
not ordered any slowing up of the
work of constructing our new park at
Harrison.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-12
.Sbecial 70 The TcI.eyobI

didates for the Harvard varsity football
eleven of next Fall will have a short
session of Spring practice, beginning
on Monday, March 20, and ending on
Thursday, April 10. The work will be
in charge of Head Coach Houghtoa,
who will be assisted by the men who
played on the eleven last Fall, and are
to graduate next June.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-12
Local Sprinters Will
Get Bronze Medals

Bronze medals for members of the
Methodist Club relay team are en-
route to Harrisburg and will be pre-
sented to the runners early next week
These medals come from philadelphia.
Last August the Methodist sprinters
finished fourth in the race at Point
Freeze Park. The Germantown Bows
Club won the third prize, but were
disqualified because one of the run
ners was ineligible and was warned
not to participate
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-12
SPRING PRACTICE AT HARVARD.
COACH HOUGHTON IN CHARGE
To Take Up Condition Work the Go Off, Captain Mahan Will
Have Little to Do

Captain Mahan will be able to give
very little time to the work, as he
will devote all of his energies to base
ball. Several other prominent play
ers and substitutes are also out for
the track and baseball teams. The
first week of the practice will be given
over to conditioning work and the
rudiments and the remaining time will
be taken up by scrimma ging and the
working out of the regular plays.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-12
nLLERsBURG ELECTS CAPTAIN

Millersburg, Pa. March 12.-At a
meeting of the Millersburg Athletic AS
sociation in the Eewig offices it was
decided to enter the Dauphin- Perry
League. Bud Fry, who for the past
two seasons has played with the Ashe-
Vile, \. c.. team, was elected man
aSer. The grounds and buildings will
be put in shape as soon as the weather
permits and practice begun.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-12

starts at o'clock and will be fol-
lowed with the usual dance. The Tues
day night game will start at SIS. Har-
risburg has been practicing hard for
these contests. The lineup to-mor-
row night will be:
Camden. Harrisburg.
Adams, (. MoCord, t.
Steele, f. Rote, f.
Dolin, c. Keisel, C.
Brown, &. Mcconnell, z
Deigham, g. Ford g.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-12
NEXT ATTRACTION CAMDEN:
PLAY LOCAL INDEPENDENTS
aspers Come Tuesday, Both Contests Are of Importance Local
Tossers Practice Hard

Camden tossers, leaders in the East
ern League race, will be the attraction
at Chestnut street auditorium to-mor-
row night. This game is part of the
series to determine if Harrisburg
wants league basketball. On Tuesday
night, March 16, the Jasper team of
the same league will play the Har-
risburg Independents.
Both games are attracting unusual
interest. The Saturday night game
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-18

work or nervous exhaustion. One Is
TO have the feet very warm. Put them
against rubber bag filled with hot
water. A rubber bag is better than an
earshea bottle, as it will retain the
heat for hours. The second method
is much more simple. Discard the
pillow. turn over and lie on the stom-
ach with hands cIasped undtr the fore
head to lift the head a Irine. This
will often send one to sleep.
When you are tired and nervous, a
good rubbing all ever the body with
the lotion here given will be very
restful. Lie quietly in bed after the
rubbing for half an hour and you will
then feel quite equal to taking up the
daily tasks again. Here is the lotion:
Diluted alcohol, six ounces; cologne
water, six ounces; tannin. ten grains.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-18
SOLD 4 FRENCH
KISS FOR $500

New York. Nov 1S.-Two hundred
dollars was paid for kiss from the
lips of pretty Nile. Lillian Greuze. the
most beautiful nurse in France. by a
fellow countryman on the French liner
Rochambeau, which has just arrived
in port. The money has been turned
over for the benefit OF the orphans of
French dressmakers who we're killed
at the front She was passing one OF
the collection bags at ship concert
on board and overheard man remark
that he would gladly contribute $500
TO the benefit if Mile. Greuze would
bestow a kiss on him. Done" she
exclaimed as she heard the remark
Il am patriot, kiss-for France.
she delicately puckered her
lips for the 5000 kiss. 1t was calamity
bestowed and the money was paid in
the presence Of many applauding wit
nesses. The recipient of the kiss said
that it was worth all he paid for it, and
more too.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-18
OKLAHOMA WINS
HIGHWAY VICTORY

New Orleans. La. Nov. IS The
board OF directors Of the jefferson
Highway association have finally Sc
lectei tentative route through Lou
isiana, Texas. Oklahoma, Missouri,
Iowa aud Minnesota for the proposed
International highway from New Or
leans to Winnipeg. Canada.
The route selected, which it was
announced was subject to minor
changes. passes throughBaton Rouge,
Alexandria and Shreveport. La. Den
ison, Texas; Muskogee. Okla: Jop-
lin. Kansas City and .. Joseph. No;
Des Moines. Iowa; ST Paul and Min
neapolis. MINI. and thence to Winni-
peg. The route through Texas and
Oklahoma. It is said. would include
the Katy highway and from Kansas
City to st. Paul the Interstate trail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-18
A TOAST FOR THE
EXPO. ON DEC. 4
The following letters is self-expIan-

The following letters is self-expIan-
atory:
Office of the president, November
l3, 1915 L. G. Niblack, 'sThe Daily
Leader" Guthrie. Oklahoma Ny Dear
Sir: The Panama-Pacific Interna-
tional exposition is now in it's closing
month. The gates will close at mid
night on December 4th In it's archi-
lecture. its exhibits, its congresses.
it's embodiment of world progress in
the peaceful arts. we believe the YER
dict Of the world will be that the
Panama-Pacific International exposi
tion marks the greatest epoch for
world betterment.
A program is now being arranged
for the closing day. The most strik-
ing part of hte days ceremonies will
be an international toast, typifying
the world peace, world service and
world patriotism for which the exposi-
tion has stood sponsor during the past
year Of war and turmoil This inter
national sentiment is now being pre-
pared by President Woodrow Wilson
and will be announced at a later date /.
The toast will be proposed on the
exposition grounds at noon on Decem- /
Der 4th. All nations, organizations !
and institutions participating in the (
exposition will be asked to join in the |
sentiment at noon, December 4th. San 1
Francisco time, so that all peoples I
and practically all nations may join .
in the exposition in a toast for a
higher type OF internationalism
May we not hope that you and those
associated with you VIII join in the
oast on our closing day? May | not
tiso ask you at once to send me brief
sentiment that will symbolic your
dea OF what the Panama Pacific Inter
rational exposition has accomplished
II will accomplish for human better
nent and world progress? ANY sensi-
nent you may send viii have an hon
rtd part in the ceremonies Of the
losing day.
Permit me on behalf of the admins
ration OF the exposition to express
ur grateful appreciation for the ex-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-18
ARGENTINE WILL NEW WOODME N
INVEST IGAT RATES UPHELD
FLOUR PRICE BY U. S. COURT
ATTEMPT TO SECURE IN
JUNCTION IN CHICAGO
MEETS WITH FAILURE

Chicago. Nov. ls.-Arguments on
the petition OF lsadore Brown. who
seeks a temporary injunction to re-
strain the Woodmen OF the World.
the great fraternal organization. from
Increasing It's rates. were begun We'd
nesday before Judge windes in the
circuit court and continued today.
Samuel J.. Andalman and Charles C.
Rec appear for the plaintiff ard Geo.
W Miller represents the organization
The WOodnen Of the World Is the
recond largest institution Of It's kind
N exisrenee." Attorney Miller said in
explaining the suit from the view
ro.nt Of TIE Woodr,en. The order
has between 75Oo98 and 1000. 900
memters When the order decided
to increase rates ii took time By the
forslock. in IiHe vita other large sr-
ganlzations which have increased
tae.r rates
AN educational movement has
been under way among organizations
10 place them on a so1nder basis. The
reserve fund Of the Woodmen OF the
WorIi totals s2s.0O0. 900. the outstand-
sns insurance Obligations are So
al1.cll ard the rates Of insurance
have been too low to perpetuste the
Institution. This does rot mean.
though. that the order IS in any dan
ger or that any is expected to arise
Judge Windes this evening denied
the petition for an injunction, hold
ing that increased rates we're abso-
lutely vital to the Iyfe Of the society.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-18

our capital stock 3 equal 70 tie csysio2-
ed value % our Usage Lease wnen val
dated. BY becoming a atockno.der ~
once you will secure a stock Ail9tsfleilt
which Is a conditional dividend. We
are not trying 20 load you up. but wtl
give you a fair run Tor your money.
You will Ilsa this Company when ycu
get Acquainted This advertisement
viii reach over Twenty Million people.
Thousands are figuring on the stock
Help yourself and this worely Company
~ becoming u stockholder on a sub
s;anfial basis. 20 We can push the drills
On our proven properties and buy up
and develop other properties- The Dncle
sam OF Company WIN be the big. sue
cessfui competitor of the rich 1fons7oiy.
Joln our Company and help bald Tie
Uncle sam on Company 50 strong fin
anelaily that u can protect all tts btg
properties and become a SatiOuai Bene-
factor 10 the public and a great profit
Eiaker on an honest basis for It's stock
h0idern-
The stock ~ non -asseaszble and tire
cash payment together with your
agreement to remain loyal to the Corn
pany y accepted by the Company an
full payment. n the Company approves
you az a stakeholder. II yanfs no1e
but loyzi. patriotic. liberty loving citi-
zens as its stockholders. ard therefors
reserves the right 10 approve or reject
any subscriptions 70 it, stock. n you
should not Be approved your money vii
b promptly returned 70 you
For Reference-Y0u can write 70 eth
sr Of the big Mercantiis Agencies al
Kansas City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-18

to be relieved Of making any payment
either Of pricipaI or interest He IN
s.sts upon Law that vii put a stop
to uaury.
The attitude Of several OF the clos.
est friends Of the governor in the leg
Islatrre has shown that they may
have to choose between their own
5oIiticaI future and their loyalty to
the governor. Some OF these are
standing firm with himand urging
the special session, being willing to
assist in egaeting the usury law. al
though threatened BY their local
usuerers with political oblivion
the influence OF the bankers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-18
Valuation deficiency slss.ooo.ooo.

Chicago. Nov 1S.--Judge Windes in
the Circuit court refused to enio.n
the Woodmen OF the World from in
creasing its assessment rates. George
W. Miller, counsel for the order, in
troduced an affidavit showing the or
ganizatlon had s97e000.G09 in insr--
ance outstanding with valuation de-
fieiency 5f sf5s.000, 900. according to
reports OF the organizations actnary.
There is a surplus OF s26.000,0
which is only a bagatelle compared
to the amount OF outstanding insuT-
ance,' be said.
The petition for an injunction was
fled By Isadore Brown. a Chicago
member.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-18
AFTER PAYING CARRIAGE
AND DUTY L. :. PRODUCT
Is CHE5PEsT
u - -

Bueaos Aires. Nov is.-The szct
that the agent OF an American com
pany recently offered American -four
for sale on the Bolsa. or local stock
exchange. al a price lower than that
At which Argentine flour Is quoted.
has evoked much comment in business
circles. II is argued that there must
be something wrong With the milling
business either here OF in the United
States II flour brought from a country
several thousand miles away can be
probably sold here in the center OF a
great Nheat-producing country. 1t Is
said that an investigation may be or
dered with a view 10 discovering the
phenomenon which underlies the sale
of American nour al a lower price than
the Argentine product The farming
industry in Argentine is known to be.
heavily handicapped by tariffs. but
even in the face OF these it is a sur
prise that the Argentine mills can be
the victims Of successful competition
from the United States
Local importers Of well known
American and European products are
also much exercised over the fact that
trade marks and labels Of their
products are being forged successfully
On large scale to cover a very pros
porous but illegitimate business.
especially in the food and drug line.
Numerous raids have been made upon
prtanAes rheTs t4sse falsifications
have been carried bh, but up to the
present there have been no prosecu-
tions. and there is a feeling among
importers that the government has not
been very jealous IN defending their
interests.
An additional American trade note
IS found in the announcement that
American capitalists are to erect here
a new refrigerating establishment, a
site for which has been chosen at
south Dock, where most modern
structure win be built, complete with
all the iates. devices for dealing with
cattle, sheep and hogs. This is but
one Of a number of indications that
American progress is becoming more
marked in Buenos Aires.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-18
Kinds Of Lava Wanted.

Governor Williams has told the
tanxers and the members who repre-
sent the attitude OF the bankers al 10
the usnry question taat be wants a
tlsary law that will make it the duty
OF the county attorney to prosecute
All actions ia behalf OK individuals
complaining against usary and the
penalty recovered snail belong to the
couuty attorney as fee and the 9th
er shall 20 to the county general rev
enaa fuza The victim Of the usurer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-18

TO rnvssfas: JB'gLE HE -1-Fr
Another advance On oil Indicates war
senssnds may force 500 barrei crude The
Encle sam Oh Company. looking Tar
aheaa rAls@d new cacifal ard bought
up a hr property IN the Eastern Dhs-
trict Of the Great Gushing CiA fed and
also secured another big lease acroaA
the ArkAnzac River from the rich Bos-
ton Oh Pool
two of which ara CONNECTED vita our
sxempfed pipe line 1s5 miles long. con-
meeting tnzse two rfflneriea with 10 q
our II producing wells ana the great
er percentage of our 1870 acres of dsee-
I'd land and about ten thousand acres q
This Company has at least Two Han
ths hlxh grade oil dLnrsct that Il
should drill az once
To starr the Balance of rs 70 70 drills
the stockholders increased the capital
~ the company one-third and this
stock has been allotted On a dividend
basis among the over 1900 STOCKHOLM
srs , who are rapidly paying in new cap.
The Company srpscts 20 raise over
q rnlSion dollars fr0rn the new cap
ffxi ana soou increase ths crude oil
production to ever ten thousand bar
rsis Der dzy. We are a. work Al this
hour on slx different locations that may
increase our PRODUCTION an additional
S69o TO 10000 barrelii per day A VISIT
70 fhs oil fields on our property viii
convince you that We have properties
that can easily develop oil pools that
should pour out millions. Millions
have been made in OIL and millions VIII
b. nzads fn ul but ~ takes a lot Of
capital 70 build I'D on a big. szbstantial
Tas pressnt stockholssrs would not
approve a sale now for our combined
properties. including good win and es-
tabiished trade at less than Twenty
~sfiiIon Dollars. Tho stOckholders be-
heve in the future OF the Company. We
have good fighting chance 70 protect our
great Oaage Lease of $4,000 acres or un-
cover sufficient evidence TO maintain q
suit against the Trust under the Sher-
man Antitrust Law OF three times
Four E1ndred Million Dollars. or O total
Of Twelve Hundred Million Dollars.
The Uncle Earn on Company - the
only real practical effort ever made
against the OIL and Gas Monopoly in ths
Middle West II has gone from perse-
eution 20 prox9ertty.
Join a winner by becoming stock
holder at once IN this growing. inoe-
pendent and help drive the drills on
proven grounds while crude oil IA
rapidly advancing and may soon reach
SEQ per barrel, The demand now
grows greater each week and will be
greater after the war.
STRIKES RICH OIL POOL
Since this advertisement was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-18

! ffrssA Ssa&ati<sE Ne NJ oar deep {.
wells on our big Cushing property
has Developed a flowing well In tha
W'h~sier sand. Tne vel ia now
44s- fset deep and fowed oA :
elear over the top d tae derrick. :
make from $50 20 20 harre!s uaturaL >
Wn4n eonpieted y should make :
ABOUT go barrels daily for awhile
MAY MEAN REAL oUsHER IN The
DEEPER SAND.
This vel al this ieptn - a big sur
prise % everyone and Ia prOo< that we
have a rich property. The rule haA
been "a the great Cushing fed that
usuagiy under the Wheeier sand wells
the great ggshers kavs been found By
deeper driving. i5e feet more sngu.d
reach one big producing Eznd, while
chances are good now 70 soon have
from 500 20 1000-barrei wells. Our
other Cushing wels should reach the
deep pay within ten 70 twenty days
When all are completed a great produc-
We have put ~ tani1age--rnade six
more locations and rushed our pipe
line extension from both ends. We have
n0w sold at eighteen cents per barrrf
bonus Or Sis per barrel al the
Oh We d. not need Tor our own reftn-
mes. with chances good for Si-s8 per
barrel within a few weeks Under these
conditions thls real oil stock viii Drobab-
y be advanced sixty per cent On Deem
Der first II not all sold BY that
date A fo.o11-harrei PRODUCTION VIII
soon pay stockholders more than they
need now remit 20 own the stock and
such a production may be actually ss-
1ureE within a few days, with room
around our present wells for over one
hundred producers IN the different sands
of fHls Gushing property alone.
Also at a new well on our big Ranch
Creek lease In Pawnee County We have
developed over one hsndred feet OF
deep Barilesvile sAnd and 5roved up a
district larger than the Rich Boston Oh
oos-with oil wells and deep tests con-
tanning OIL or gas on al Hfdes. We will
at once drilf IN the heart of this big
properfg where from 200 70 1.000-barrel
wells may be expected -sssss
II you want to Join with an army Of
Red-Biooded Americans In a Just Cause
against the brute power of criminal
money with chances good Tor o profit
of 100 20 I. then get busy quick ana
esther write for Full Particulars OF for
ward your remitfance forthwith ac.
cording 70 the special offer nerein.
We have our own distributing stations,
tank cars and tank wagons and auicmo-
bile trucks
This Company "a established ana has
demonstrated ITS ability to protee. II.
self against the trickery Of the Trust.
Our cushing property 10 within about a
mile 81 a reported 1000 barrel 'sh4ll. VIXEN
Developed may produce over ten million
barrels.
The par value Of this stock Is ii. and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-18

ceed-ngly generous cooperation and
assistance that the press throughout
TIE country has accorded this under
t@king from it's inception To you
much Of its success is due. Anticipat-
Ing with pleasure your participation
IN the ceremonies OF December 4th.
am, very truly yours, Chas c. Moore.
President.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-18
British Win in pardaneIIes.

London, Nov. 1S-The British army
at the Dardanelles have resumed the
offensive and have captured two hun
dred and eighty yards OF Turkish
trenches.
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DEMAND EIGHT HOUR
DAY FOR Al LEMpLoYEs
tconTlNuEo FROM PAGE ONE,

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE1
the elimination 0s night work in the
postoffice as far as possible.
A government bureau OF safety.
A resolution was adopted fayorfng
a bin TO he presented to congress pro
hibiting any enlisted musicians Of the
army or navy from entering into the
competitive field with civilian must
clans. II this bill should become a
law. the marine band at Washington
would be affected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-18

In order 10 give you better service
we would suggest that yoH send US
yogr Thanksgiving cleaning and press
ing this week or early next week.
Remember we clean and press for 65
cents. Shoes shined free until p. m.
The Unique Cleaners. Phone s51. 2i2
East Oklahoma avenue.