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The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT Aug ts--Close. The
feeling among wheat dealers Is bear
ish but prices were little higher al
the opening. Liverpool Wa TN
changed and there was no change IN
Paris
An unfavorable weather map
caused early showing Of strength. The
winter wheat sections got wettiag
al some points. but IL was not enough
TO do a great deal of.harm ard wheat
soon resumed It's downward course.
The point receiving most attention
Just now H. the spring wheat country
OF the northwest and ali reports from
that direction were bea rish The
spring wheat crop Is said 10 be some
thing wonderful and weather for har-
yesting and handling Is all that could
be desired About the only condition
that could cause "A cnange would he
heavy rains and OF these there is no
present Indication.
Wheat and oats are coming 10 mar
ket in poor shape. All receipts are
grading low. The wheat Is damp, dis
eoIored and in some cases sprouted
and oats are grading No. owing 10
bad color. In many cases the oats
are sweet and gooI enough TO grade
well hut f2r the bad color. the result
vest. In the Detroit market there is
not much increase in the wheat move
ment- Farmers are not selling freely
and shipping demand Is slow. Mills
are not active buyers.
Wheat was quiet and steady to
hrm throughout most OF tho session.
The close was lzc higher for cash
and September and unchanged for be-
cember.
New oats declined PC and nearly all
other deals were steady.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red
sil2L september opened with an ad :
vance OF &c at s1.l1a. declined 10
4 4 a. q
Der opened at sLisa. declined TO
81. = and advanced to sI.ls: No. /
white. 81 esJs
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-cash
No: 2 siis; No. yellew, s5%c: 30.
Hs4c; No. white. sS@ssisc. August
No. white. 4G5Sc bid: September No
white. seize: No. white seIsabc:
New standard. tse, new No. ? white
tsc.. new No : white. iic Rye
Beans Immediate and prompt ship
ment. 1850. september. $3.50. Clover
seed-Prime spot. $3.50; October.
$3.50: prime alslke. So Timothy
Prime Timothy. 81 80.
Receipts IN the Detroit market
"wednesday included 1000 bbls Of
Hour. l2 ears of wheat. Of corn. 6
Of oats. and Of hay. Shipments were
and 5000 bu OF com stocks are
$1,000 bu OF wheat, 1900 bu Of corn.
1880 bu OF oats. 1000 bu OF barley
and II eco bu OF rye
Receipts OF wheat Wednesday: pu.
luth, IL cars. against 50 a year ago:
Minneapolis. 17G cars. against a1O.
Winnipeg II cars. against 50. Chit
csgo. .ss cars against ass
Exports OF wheat and Hour We'd
neEday. ~ 600 bu
Primary wheat receipts were =ss
900 bu. against l,s5s. 900 bu "A year
ago
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
NEDERLANDER is
HELD FOR TRIAL
ON LIQUOR CHARGE

Robert Nederlander. whosesaie
liquor dealer at No. 1911 WOODWARD
ave-, was arraigned before Justice
stein, Wednesday noon. on
charge Of selling liquor without a
license and waved TO the recorders
court.
Nederlsnder's defense Is that he
IA ready and willing TO pay $500
license whenever tine license Is is.
sued for his place. which. he holds.
IL not affected by the restrictions
placed on retail liquor places.
lie has been unable 10 get u
cense for his place. under the ruling
that the establishment Is In a re-
strictcd district.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
BERKMAN TALKS
TO LABOR PEOPLE

About 900 representatives OF or
ganized labor assembled In Social
Turner hall. Tuesday evening. and
heard an address by Alexander Berk-
man. Of New York. urging them to
protest against the trials OF Mathew
Schmidt and David Caplan. In Los
Angeles. for conspiracy In connec.
ton with the blowing up OF the plant
OF the Los Angeles Times. FIVE years
ago.
The meeting voted TO organize a
tranch of the Caplan-schmidt De
tense League in Detroit. Organiza.
tons of labor Will be asked 10 sup
port the league. branches OF which
have already been organized In 9th
er cities. A. collection was taken
Up TO help The work throughout the
country.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NEW York pRoDrcE u,RNrT.

NEW YORK. A1E 49, Flour.
quiet and stead, Pork. quiet. mess.
tfe s0sfIsN Lard. Fusg Middle west
4pot. gsHyiO. sugar Raw. dull. con-
trtruKal. 90 test. 3 'gD eco. museo-
wade ~ test. tf6fTtis refined.
ouief. cut ioaf tS1B. crushed. 80 so :
powdered g. zrauuIai"d. $500
30 Coffee RIO. No. g. on SPOT. SC.
TaIlow quiet. rItt 5tkc special.
6N.e. country 81. mSi4 Hay. Firm
prime fi5Sat5sis NJ a s. e5U 10.
clover nominal tfrrs sod poultry.
Onlef. turksyr. ffN .ft chickens ~
Lave poultry. f-uscftIed geese. NJ n
re. ducks "a 1siAr fowls. f1c
turksYv. f1WlLc. rlo-tere. IfEsc.
chickens brpIifrs ITUiHt cheese.
Weak state Wifk common 20 spe-
risIs. fIta etee. skins common to
spccial an lf1tD
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
I|||NlnGE
IS HIGHER
6njkers Work on Plan
For Huge War
Loan

<ofGnsekGhs. Ip1s. w The .~w ierk
1{[T- wganlng Post Cenps~S.b
K NEW YORK, Aug. is.-There
z9era several important develop
1keutx IN the foreign exchange mar
: r. today and whise nothing was
800 about Aos.ins great loan ia
~ United States. there were In
te10as that such plan would
~ esssied out later.
~ large banking interests were
e6nfersnce much OF the time. oui
- Of the discussions we're IN
0S1nnl relating more TO the general
|<fnoeion In the exchange market
|(11ap 70 specific details OF any large
|15N1e sly London. Sterling ruled
53er:: sight drafts. after opening
~ up, A. S4.s5. advanced sharply
ri 1l67 Ia. Then there Was quick
lf6oceion and the market became
$1,000 Exchange IN Paris sss
49, a. Was the quotation for
HI blils. The market was nm
@r1loA b these fluctuations. but
~ - the trading was OF the
6lntive sort. There was very
80 ttossure and those who lad
nngs 70 sell did not try 10
6 H. market at all
>o11ug IN the war stocks was
- ceverfsh. ann, although Their
oonsjderable strength mani
11 - these shares. the market
fn1hos narrow much OF the
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
DunnInk q steNrn..

EAST BTFPAIyD. y y Aug JE-
Garlic tive cars market -tenBy
choice 10 prime steers sssgffTe. "a r
10 good $50 Hs.15 plain and cuarse.
1913 q Soc; choice handy .teers. $3.50
~ >. TAR ~ GOD gFnss er $3.50
. iizhi Common vrssSrrv. gss07.
yeattthgs. dr. fsG, - aSUfTs prime
Tat aeifrrs. tl.sGp 20 good butcher =
nsiterr, - TT.51. LEnf grassy heifers.
tsssts,' best ~ cows. SEGA
- - u t45 ranurFs fgU4 fancy
Lall@, y 1i.-s. 'isht bulls fSd55g.
HOga ~ ears. sfsan. hsags 49,,
80. mixed. ,i.sl. workers. and pigs.
!heeD. Two care. strong. fn~
limbs. ga.t5Vf. yearilnrr aT.-D.
;get'u~rs 81 ga ewcg g-.-s,Cs1
Calyes. S5uf.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
WITNESS FALLS
IN COURT, DIES

willard @, Hale. No. 3si Lafay.
ette-blyd., was awaiting summons 10
testify In the divorce case of Hig.
gins VS.. Higgins, Wednesday morn
ing. when he fell TO the floor In the
corridor OF the county building with
an attack OF heart disease.
lie died in St Mary's hospital.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
Find Babe In River

The body OF newborn babe was
found floating In the river nj the
foot of First-st.. near the mouth OF
the sewer. Wednesday morning. and
Coroner Burgess was notified OF the
discovery by Patroiman Reagan.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
posTo> coPpER STOCKS oCio.~b

Areadian l1s., Am Zinc 52iz Butte
Balak g.. cal A. Ariz 81. Centennial
is,~ chino tst-. cop Range -. FIRST
Natl 80. Indiana a.. Inspiration
asr.. Miami 2G,. Mohawk 79A North
Putte ~. Nipissine 60. Ney CON its.
Osceola s3is Shattuck 20. Tenn Cop
49,. United Fruit 34ia, t'ah Con
ess. i-nited shoe Mach com f9is. Ven
oil izh,. Wolverine STU
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
; NEGROES
LYNCHED
Alabama Mob SeiZes
Them After Release
From Jail
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Aug. IS
Three Negroes. recently released
from jail. where they were held
charged with poisoning mules. were
lynched near Hopehuli early today.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
'HI. 400 rRoyrsIoNs.

|TTTT |If|- NUg II" EUffNr- w
ifas, -fiaE. hrsts, % = ~ GO dairy
ektrns ga 23c hr@ts zga.gtl-c
Egg Prime ordinary, t5Hisc ngsts
80, ~ a. o. Cheese Twins ~. -
13c touuE americas 131FWilc live
pouitry Fowis i3izc. ducks. l2ls r.
fFg. genar "a Zoe. springs 1919 ~
f1i1C. TURKEYS. &C.. Potatoes: Mich
II .6al SO per bbI. yeceip,. 90 ~.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
r>io> sro,h,,sus. NJ.

rITlCAGO. ABE Is IoKs re-
ceipis. IS.n0o market. Co. lover 20
strong: mixed and butcher. $500
7g5: good heavy. ~ .s0C ~ rough
ptes. ss.sesi7 90 Cattio Eeeeirts'
$4,000: market, steady 20 shade low
er, beeves 5000 10 20. sows and
hcifers. s210Hs, Texans. fg40Er7.sS
calves. fsMiiss. sheep. Receipt.
~ 900. market. steady To- Too higher
native. tSs0Ts western. tssbIG.
lambs. ts.2S0S.55. westerns. a. 56s'
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
kavanaeh Chief Pro Tenn.

Joseph A. Kavanagb. United
States secret service agent. has
been detailed from New York city
to take charge OF the Detroit Office
while Agent Jimmy" Sloan is away
on vacation.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
MACK GETS ONE
MORE PHENOM

TENAFLl. y. j.. Aug. 1s..-wsl
ter Ancker a. semirro pitcher. who
has chucked two no-hit games here
this season. today was signed by
Connie Mack. OF the Philadelphia
Athletics.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
obJBid os)spllt
TnI.EDn ,.H,IN

TOLEDO, Aug lS-Wheat. Cash.
sl1g4 sept. si.l2i. pec. i.lIT,
Corn: Cash. SO: sept S0L,r. Dec
s. to. oats. cash. sEe. sent t8e.
bsc. 42iRc. R,e. Cash, 81 Glove.
seed Cash. S55. Oct. sa0s. Dec.
81 Msrcb. $40 Al=ike cash. 81 Q5
TimVth' Prime. S3.1G. sept tsfs:
oct. So Butter. Brick creamery
20 g. a. tub creamery. 2s1ic Ergs
Fr"sh .ardied. zoe. select. a.c 4lvt
Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19

The newest third rail patent II
alive only at the point OF contact
with the shoe. Accidents are there
by prevented.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
AID. WING is
TAKEN HOME ILL

Ala. Charles r. Wing. of the
Tenth ward. wa taken III in the
ONCE OF the council committee
clerk. Tuesday night While being
assisted TO his home. he collapsed
Wednesday morning ne was feeling
better. but was unable to- leave his
home
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19

The following nrms are privileged
10 execute orders on the exchange:
Carlyle X PoNah. w a. llamiin n
Co, n. W Noble * Co, ". r.. Moss
* Co. Jack VI Thomson. Lewisl g.
West * Co. Emmett /. SprAgue. Chas
Il. Merrill Il Co. A. w. Wallace A.
Co. William II Ross A Co. VIM. A.
Near Il Co. W. IL Mclaughlin. r. X.
Pelton
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19

s<sy; receipts. 1884. creamery extra,
- 1fec. state dairy tubs. oGz5tsc.
imitation creamery nrrts. z2T 22L
specisl ,s's m2Ic. Esss, strong
r-cefptz. il.tif. nearby white. fancy
kee Abe. neerDs. mised fancy, 100
zse ffesn tss,s, - v 49,. {,
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
Hi AG.O CHAIN

CHICAGO ia. Aug fs-Opeuiug-
Wheat. September. up fc; December.
Ip &c. Corn september. no -:
December. up sc Oats. Septarnber
up &c; becember, up - Provisions.
unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
nrrTER tND EGas

urssti. f3c. dairy gle: packing stock.
itc yer In
EGGs-Fresb receipts candled.
cases included. 2gts current receipts
,is1c yer hoz. Receipts today. 90
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19

4 onsk ciesrises.
III elesrinsn wednes-
- 70 St.if2.sss.ii; bal
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19
Detroit Stock Elk.

These rotations subjcnt to cam-
mission charges
Aaslx.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-19

o-',ss. Time. 30, rnnuss Dsv,~.
msis 80. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
POSSE CAPTURES
FLEEING ROBBER
Bandit Kills Assistant Cashier and Is
capcs With Money in
Vain.

STERLING. Colo, Feb. 25.-John
Brunke, "a, assistant cashier Of the
Farmers state bank OF HaXtun, a VIII
lage 81 miles east Of here, was shot
and Instantly killed late today by a
robber. The robber was captured near
the town after a battle with a posse
OF citizens. lie gave the name of Jay
Tompson.
The robber entered the bank while
the cashier, Emil Larson, was at
luncheon. He covered Brunke with A
revolver forcing him back into the
vault. Brunke attempted to snatch a
revolver from a shelf in the vault and
the bandit fired, killing him.
The rObber then gathered up the
cash in sight and made a dash from
the building. Leaping upon a horse
hitched nearby, he raced through the
main strets Of the town, firing from
two revolvers at the crowd Of citizens
which had gathered at the sound of
the first shot.
Posses hastily organized and armed
started in pursuit. The robber was
overtaken in a field eight miles east
of HaXtun, where he turned to face
his pursuers. After firing away all
his ammunition he dropped his guns
and again attempted a dash for lib
erty, but a member OF the posse shot
his horse from under him and he was
captured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
ROBBERS GET BIG
HAUL IN ARKANSAS
President of Bank Forced TO Leave
Town With Bandits; -Four
Thousand Dollars Taken.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Feb. 25-A
telephone message from Havana, Yell
county, Arkansas, says that two
masked men held up the bank there
at o'clock this afternoon. taking
every cent, totaling more than four
thousand dollars, and forced the
president, Dr. j. \. Mitchell. to leave
town with them. DR.. Mitchell was
found in uhe mountains 1 miles from
town tonight. unharmed.
The robbers were on foot. Dr.
Mitchell was alone in the bank. The
robbers forced him to walk out Of
town between them. Many people
saw the trio, but suspected nothing,
as the robbers had threatened DR..
Mitchell with death if he gave the
alarm. The robbers was not discov-
cred until nearly. two hours later,
when DR.. Mitchell's daughter called
az the bank for him, and not finding
him, started an investigation. The
bank had been completely looted
Posses with bloodhounds started I'm
pursuit and found Or. Mitchell I'm
the mouniains trying to make his way
back 10 town.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27

no doubt, much in excess Of this
sum-"
The names Of those still holding
public office" were not revealed.
For creating public sentiment In
favor of the plans Of the Louisville
q Nashville between September i,
1905, and July /, 1914, the report
says S59,322.4S was spent. of which
$4,000 was used in a publicity cam
paign in Alabama to mould public
opinion through the press and part
of the balance contributed to a fund
made up by carriers to finance a cam
paign in Louisiana to prevent the
change of tax laws. In this Connec-
tion, to preserve an outward appear
ance of indifference, according to
the report, the funds were placed in
the bank to be disbursed by it as if in
the furtherance of banking interests.
Special" Services.
The report explains that a large
number Of vouchers were issued by
the Louisville d Nashville I'm the
1906-19l4 period to various persons,
concerning which the accounts gave
no information other than that the
expenditures were for special" SER
vices and expenses They amounted
to about two hundred and nincty-flye
Thousand dollars.
The report says that a request for
files in the general managers office
bearing on these vouchers was denied
and that other vouchers aggregating
S67,722 from 1906 to 1911 were issued
under the direction of the legal or
executive departments of the road
without the purpose being stated. One
of these vouchers was for more than
twenty thousand dollars and all were
in excess Of $1,000. whether such
sums were spent for the purposes re-
ferred to cannot be determined the
report says.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
ST NTE CAPITAL NEWS
STATE CAPITAL NEWS
PRODUCERS MEET
IN CAPITAL CITY


Special TO The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 25.-Cer-
tain provisions Of the new conserya-
ton oil law will be brought 20 en-
iurcement Immediately, according TO
plans Of the advisory board OF the
Independent OH Producers assoCia-
ton, representing the territory of
Dlmulgcc BartlcsNllo NOWata, Mus
kogoe ana Ardmorc, perfected at
meeting here this afternoon Formal
complaints We're made TO the corpor-
alton commission this afternoon,
through the attoruey-Fc office.
The complaints allcEo that oil has
been produced i'm the Cushing field,
not ratably, according To- the terms OF
the new law and the corporation
commission is asked to assume the
task OF enforcing the provisions
which IL is alleged have been violated
The advisory committee which rs
headed 10y q. T.. BurlinEame, prcsi-
dent of the association adopted other
plans for the future control of the oil
interests represented one of these
plans is to prevent further storage Of
oil i'm oklahoma, and to bring relief
and enforcement of that part of the
new law which provides THAT oil shall
DE brought ratably TO the surface from
the common pool, and to delegate
committee, with one of the members
OF the corporation commission TO in
vestigate the stock i'm storage of oil
in tanks, as TO sediment and foreign
substance i'm the OIL
IL is said that in the thievlng Of
tank of oil I'm one Of the oil fields il
was found that considerable sand and
foreign substance was found I'm the
tank and the Investigation provided
is to find out just how much oil is
in that condition.
The commission will fix a time for
any hearing on the matter which |
might be desired. This is the first |
step in the enforcement Of the pro- |
visions of the new law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
THAT JAR OF MUSTER0LE ON
THE BATHROOM SHELF
HAS RELIEVED PAIN FOR EVERY
ONE IN THE FAMILY.

When little Susie had the Group;
when Johnny got his feet wet and
caught cold; when Father sprained
his knee; when Granny's rheumatism
bothered her
That jar of MUSTEROLE was right
there TO give relief and comfort.
MUSTEROLE Is a clean. white Oint-
ment, made with oil Of mustard. II
will not blister like q mustard plaster.
Quick relief for Sore Throat. Bron-
chitis. Tonsilitis, Group, Stiff Neck,
Asthma, Neuralgia, Headache. Con-
gestiOn, Pleurisy rheumatism, Lum-
bago. Pains and Aches Of the Back or
Joints Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruises.
Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Colds on. the
Chest CT often prevents Pneumonia).
Nothing like MUSTEROLE for croupy
children.
At your druggists. in 25c and soc
jars. and a special large hospital size
for S25O.
A. BE sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse imitations-ge
what you ask for The Musterole
Company, cleveland, Ohio.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
Be Better Looking Take
Olive Tablets.

II your skin is yellow complexion pallid
tongue coated appetite poor-you have
n bad taste i'm your mouth-a lazy no.good
feellng-you should take Olive Tablets.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets q substitute
for calomel-wero prepared by Dr. Edwards
after II years Of study with his patients.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound, mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
II YOU want clear, pink skin, bright
eyes no pimples feeling of bouyancy like
childhood days you must get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like cal0mel-yet have no
dangerous aftercfforts
They start the bile and overcome c0nsti.
patton That's why millions of hoNes are
sold annually at 1Oc and 2jc per box. All
druggists
Take one or two nightly and note the
pleasing results.
The olive Tablet Company Columbus, o.
--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
SPEND WHOLE DAY
SELECTING JURY
Times. Although Defendants Con-
tend They Are Ready for Trial.

Special to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 25.-The
district court spent the entire day to-
day In selecting the jury to try =. II.
Weathers and A. Il. Perry ON charges
Of attempting to bribe Pat Goulding
Of the capitol commission in the mat
ter of selecting an architect in the
drawing Of the capitol plans. 1t had
been complained that Goulding was
offered $4,000 for his vote or innu-
cnce. The attorney generals office Is
assisting the county in prosecuting the
case.
The case has been postponed num-
Der Of times, though the defendants
have contended they are ready for
trial. It is expected that the trial Will
last the remainder Of the Week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27

10 ut the first showing last December
and those who wish to see il again.
The Spoilers presents one Of the
most stubborn and strenuous fights
ever pictured. In this production a
whole town is dynamited and other
big scenes of wonderful realism are
shown.
Tomorrow and Monday the World
Film Corporation presents alias
Jimmy Valentine" with Robert War
wick as Alias Jimmy Valentine, as
sisted by am all-star cast. This splen-
did feature, taken from the stage
play. is In five parts, and is n sub
jcct that is sIre TO please everyone.
Tuesday and Wednesday, the celc-
bratcd tragcdicune Betty Nansen. in
her first Amorican-made photoplay,
THE Celebrated Scandal,' a William
Fox feature by Jose Echegaray.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27

meeting, and resolutions were
adopted asking the state legislature
not 20 reduce the number OF bank
examiners below ten. George Davis
Of Claremore was indorsed for a
member of the executive council Of
the American Bankers association
Provision was made for an A. q NJ.
scholarship for the best boy farmer
I'm this district G.. W. Crum OF
Kiowa was elected president for the
gate was elected president and
o. NJ. Anderson of McAlcstcr secrc-
tary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
ORPHEUNI.

Max Figman is at the Orpheuur
again today I'M one of the best five
reel productions ever brought TO
Tulsa. II you ike your drama and
comedy wen mixed up and shaken
by an artist at. that business, you
are always safe in going to see a Max
fgman play In the play today he
acts the part Cf the irresponsible, yet
when the test comes, he, as usual, is
the first under the wire. It's "The
Man on the Box in a more reason
able and better. setting. You'll like
Il fine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
DEATH CURVE is
BEING CORRECTED

Active work on correcting so-called
death curve" at the corner of Third
and Kenosha has been commenced
Enough ground on the southeast cor
ner to make the street 90 feet wider
at the point Of the curve was pur-
chased by the city. The first step in
the work was the constructing Of a
walk on the south side, which was
practically completed yesterday. The
paving and moving Of the street car
track viii follow within a few days
The bad curve which was at the
corner Of Admiral boulevard and
Utica has been corrected by a sim
liar piece Of construction as that con-
templated on Third street This work
has recently been completed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-27
RESUME FIRE ON
THE DARDANELLES
Heavy Fire of Allied Bat
tleships Results in De
struction of Forts.


ONDON, Feb. 2J.-The shelling
l. of tba Dard,roll.s f,,,.t. moo. ,.,,
s,,,,,,1 ,.,ui,. ,,.,.
N'''' '''9 "'o' H'lb' Inc IRE "l
more than a score of allied warships
greatly reduced the forts of the enomy.
rho rot,r, five u.,,. ...i,,-..,,
"V'N'
II 'He alIled baitleships are success
ful in their raid on the DardancIles il
will leave an open gatev.a,, ,o co,
,to,.,,,,,,, -.
h'"i'N'op'e' Inc "lIIeS are attempting
TO break down the defense of the Ger
mans and land forces at Coustouti-
nonIe
Inc oIlclal announcement of the
secretary Of the admiralty follows:
."The weather rnodor,tino tho bo,,
,,,ud,.,.,. 4.
,r "a utiie"J Vi l"t outer loiIs OF the
IA ""llvIIts was renewed az CLOCK
lillS I'oInluS NrtpFuaIy -o(. After a
peI'ou o. iohs range IRE lhe squad
ron Oh pa'IieshipS attacked at close
!""sy' Al iHe IoIl9 al lhe entrance
20 lic au"'I9 were s"y'eSSi u'Il re-
uGCGu ana 'he operations are CON
''''''"e'
The Dard,rolI,s l,ror., ., tho
s,otey,o,, tn Cnnst,,,,,i,@r, @
e1oT, tn,.t',,, t, 70
Euronnan fro,, Aei,tic ,r,rl',,, .r5
iaaljn, g,,I,, e. go, w. " IL ~
. lS9 ,r,,','', ,''i' 80 ~ ,g wv
tLroo ,,,iIos In .n,,tt ,.I ,'r'' ,,,...
cboI,t t,'.n n,iIas i'm ni,ltI
~ ,,t.,.,'I 'r''.,5 49, tt' ....t,.. ,.,
,t,a r,,,.',,,oa' siJo r,.ts iI,I1o ~ ,,,.,,,
anI So,id IN p,r,. fa,a fort tiIIr,, Ifaio