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Arizona republican., 1915-10-18
A Market Problem Convention

There will be a counties convention of the California Development Board at san Diego begin ming November r. which much light will doubt less be thrown upon the marketing question and viii offer some assistance to the solution of it here. Some the industries of California are all rcadv well organized the raisn, the citrus and the other larger but many of the smaller ones are not IL is the relief of them that the convention is to be held
 The program is designed to cover the entire situation which is thus succinctly but compre- hensively stated: ~The grower produce almost anything in California unlimited quantities; i,u, he cannot sell a a fair price and in some cases cannot sell it at all
 Pet continues the statement, the consumer pays just as much the grocery and the restaur- ant as he ever paid: whose fault is it?'
 The experiences and conclusions of five grow CTS representing many products, will be given in brief speeches first part of the statement They will be followed by the addresses of two con- suulyrs. The truth of the statement having been ta-s established, the thing will be the loca- ton attempted location of the fault somewhere m the ranks of the mddlemen.
 The retail grocer naturally falls first under .s,-nicion and two members of the guild will be -fven an opportunity he heard They will just as naturally refer the matter to the wholesale grocer in whose behalf speakers will be heard ,xrlaining the relation between the wholesaler one hand and the retailer and the ultimate con- suruer on the other.
 The broker will given opportunity to defend again position that he furnishes the most direct. frequently. the only avenue be- tween the producer and the consumer. The can ner and the dryer reply the charge ire ouentlv rnaje ana long since reiterated in The Republican that they frequently take advantage of their positions and give the grower his choice be- tween selling his perishable products ruin ousIy low price or letting the ground or the trees.
 The question restrictive railroad rates will l.e discussed by representatives of the roads and Inc restaurant and hotel will he permitted to tell why prices their cards do not fol- low the downward of the growers prod ucts In passing. we may say that the hotel will probably have the plausible defense of all Obviously. change his rates from dav to day or even from month month. More over his rates are uultiples of the scent piece and in most cases, a lowering a a card ry ccnss would result in a decrease his profits in spite of the lowered price at which he could purchase goods.
 By this should be pretty well located and. therefore. will be taken up. One proposition selling to the consumer. that plan and difficulties have been surmounted. The extension the co-operatve association plan will te advocated and in that there is the greatest promise of relief. Meanwhile the program is so arranged lead up a discussion of pro- posed State Market Commission.
 Out of this meeting something should come for growers of California those of Arizona whose situation all respects IS much the same.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18
MUELHAUsEN SUFFERS HEAVILY

MueIhausen, near the southern tip Of Alsace the city through whose the French line impetuOusly northward and returned in retreat a French speaking German city and inn portant textile before the outbreak the The people of the city closely related their ncighborS the border blood, speech and ideals French capital was interested in it's many mills. According to reports. this pros- industrial city has suffered terribly from it's experience a battle field more than other southern city of Germany.
 Tine city lies just behind the present German fifty-sX miles south of Strassburg ard about twenty miles northwest of Swiss Basic The French frontier is less than twenty miles away.
 The city is old It mentioned early 1T, and had reputation trading by the tenth century. Rudolph of Hapsburg became it's patron in the thirteenth century, and, by the Peace of Westphalia in 164S it was recog niZed independent ally of the Swiss league. It passed to Germany in 1S71.-National Geograph ical Society Bulletin.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18
The Jury System

It little wonder that the confidence in tellisent in boasted jury system is waning; that thinking people would almost submit their grievances to the arbitrament of the tossed coin the shaken dice throw themselves upon the judgment of twelve good such usually brought together into the Jury box That this is is perhaps less because Of defects in the material of which juries posed than because of the blind and foolish pro- cedurc in the selection of this material.
 As matters stand the case of one or the other cf two htigants is lost as as the box is filled with twelve who have sworn that they know nothing about the matter in dispute and that they have neither sympathy for nor prejudice against either the litigants In a large ma joritv of cases believe jurymen horest. They may not be Of sympathy prejudice but the more astute, the skillfu lucky of the coun-
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18

ATHENS, Oct. 17.-Energetic ac- ton of the entente allies in opening actual hositilties between Bulgaria and Serbia is apparently rapidly modi- 1ylng the attitude of the Greek anti war party. It is said that Greece will abandon its attitude of neutrality when concentration of troops is com pieted and army arrangements per fected
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18
STRUMiTZA OCCUPIED
rAssoc1ArED PRESS p1spArcH7

LONDON. Monday, Oct. 1S.-Stru- mitza in Bulgaria was occupied by the allied armies of Great Britain, France and Serbia, according to official ad- vices from Saloniki. telegra phed to the Renter correspondent at Athens.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18
SNOW SHED BURNS
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPArcH1

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 17.-Fire destroyed 1928 feet of the snow shed at Summit, Cal. on the main line of the Southern Pacific and caused a temporary tie up, according to ad- vices receibed by the company.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18
SOME SUNDAY VIOLATIONS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

CHICAGO. Oct. 17.-Fifty- two vio- lations of the Sunday saloon closing law were reported to police headpuar- ters tonight. Last Sunday when the mayors orders went into effect, twenty eight violations were reported. There was one arrest today.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18
TIRED OF IT

Taking anything for your hay fever?"
 Yes; I'm taking boxing lessons to wallop the first man who gives free advice
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18
Umcen@@r@d Sense and Nonsense
By Remlik)

lDy nCHiliNJ
 PanchO Villas not dead,
 Nor he never has bin; He stil is alive. Though he's nearly all in.
 Three or four times, 1 guess He's been killed by the press And now they're attempting to kill him again.
 And taking the matter by and large. it might be a lucky thing for the roor devil if he should get his'n. It will be pretty hard for him to watch the installation into office of the old rascal who used him until he could better himself.
 so, let's 'rah for Carranza For better or wuss,
 Let's swell him all up
 The bewhiskered old cuss.
 For patriot, brave was he
 In his camp down by the sea And he never mixed in battles Never got into the fuss. He was a BRAVE leader this Car ranza, and Pancho Villa was a BAD 1 hombre too. He was a VERY bad hombre at that though he was USE ' FIJI to Carranza, in a small way, at one time. He drove HUERTA out of | power and out of the country, he de- thrOned monarch if ever there WAS 1 a monarch-he whipped his armies and all of this was very convenient for l Carranza. HE never could have done this thing you knOW-and when VILLA 1 was winning the battles. he was | GOOD hombre-as soon as the impor- ! tant battles were won, Villa began to turn into Q BAD hombre again. be- cause he had gotten NEXT to the fact | that Carranza would use him and then ! stab him in the back. Naturally, and i knowing the character of Carranza, i Villa refused to submit to his desire to i become president-he had fought for cause and had been used as a tool and l if the man had any conscientiousness Whatever-any belief in the righteous ness of his cause he was right in refus- l ing to sanction the appointment of such a man to the presidency. ! A COWARD will never GOVERN MeNico-it never has been ruled by coward. and Carranza is a rank coward and has shown it on many occasions. Every man, woman and child in Mex | ico is aware of this Recognition" of this man, bv this country, is an unfriendIy act, and but l postponeS for q snort time. several years more of strife and unrest for | worn out Mexico. Any Mexican may ] not TELL you that this is trIe-but any Mexican alive, KNOWS that that it is
 Another thing-whether we elect wo- men to rule us or not, we will still be i ruled by women. We like it. too. You wouldn't own that woman ruled you. 1 would YOU? You wouldn't need to everybody knows it; and besides that well, they're so darn nice we WANT 'em to rule us.
 That ought to bring in a subscription or two
 Mr.thrift runs a grocery store in PhoeniX-it's a good store. too. If all the stores of Phoenix We're run by thrift they'd ALL be good stores. And that ought to bring in an ad or t""-maybe. It takes an awful lot of that stuff to make a Phoenix man loosen his clutch on a dollar though. on the other hand there's an awful lot Of people here who are worllin' on ern Tretty steady, and you cant blame em If they don't take the cork under EVERY time.
 StllL thrift ought to come through.
 -O--
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18

Perhaps all things come to him who waits. but, considering the number of things net worth wait ing for, man is justified in go- ing after what he wants.
 Anonymous.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18
FASHION NOTE

FASHION NOTE "NoW that women have fallen for furs in summer, I'm working on d great idea"
 What is it?"
 I'm getting up a palm leaf fan for winter purposes. ."-DetrOit Free Press.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18

Pancho Villas not dead, Nor he never has bin; He still is alive.
 Though he's nearly all in. Three or four times, l guess He's been killed by the press And now they're attempting to kill him
 again.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18
GREECE IS WAVERING

Still, thrift ought to come throug
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
ATTLEBERGER HERE
SAYS IT'S NOT HIM
Confessed Bank ROhbCr Held in Col
Orado Says His Father Lives
in Tulsa.

If John g. Haley, alias John Atte-
berg, self-Confesscd bank robber and
accomplico Of Henry Starr, who gave
himself up TO Pueblo, Col, police Of
ficials Tuesday, has parents in Tulsa,
as he claimed TO officers in the west
ern city, they cannot be found lie
asserted that a man by the name of
Attleberg, head Of the Standard Oil
company in Tulsa, is his father ac-
cording to Pueblo dispatches. No
man bearing that name is listed in
the Tulsa city directory.
j. w. r. Attlebergcr, connected with
the Texas Company, is the nearest ap-
proach TO the name discovered.
II never heard of such n man." said
Mr.. Attleberger yesterday afternoon
when asked If he were in any way re-
lated to the alleged criminal. at is
my opinion that the man is crazy"
A letter to The World from NJ. f..
Eady Of Wetumka states that the
writer wee acquainted with the man
under the name of Haley at Hot
Springs last summer. Mr.. Eady says
he read some letters from his mother
at Tulsa, No fIaleys can he found I'm
Tulsa claiming relationship to the
prisoner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
Juarez Race Entries,

FIRST RACE-Seliug: five furlongs
Woods Fitzgerald 90 Coma 100, Eva Pad.
wick 100, Gold Ball l0l, Kitty Stanfield
lO2, The shrimp 1903, Chas GoetE 103. Bad
Prospect lOi, Russ Sand lO7 Beaumont 10.
SECOND RACE - Selling; one mile
Emclda 90, Bclcolore 90, Gylf lO2, Mottos
Pride 1O5, Electrowan l05 Agnes lO7.
Cloud Chief lO7, Sam Connor lO7. Wap
1O7, Roscas 1O9 Molie Cad 10, Patriotic
10, Whe Mason 112, Quick Trip 1l2,
THIRD RACE Selling; five urlongs
Little Birdie 1O3. Wild Irish lO8, Miss Sly
1OS, Doc Allen 10, Calcium 10, Birdman
10, Cordova ll3, Rosemary 1l3, Marta
Mac l1j, Doh BOY l15
FOURTH RACE-Selling; five and one.
half furongS pla1etary So Carrie Orme
ss. Marie Obrien Oh. Man1nik 95, Langhorue
l03, Auutie Curl l0I. Cecil lO5, John Hurie
lOS OSaple 100. Lackrose ll3.
FIFTH RACE Selling; six furlongs:
Viva loo. Mabel Dulwcber lO2 Tower lO4.
Twilight 1o5, Dad Davies l07, Bens Brother
lu1. B A Jones tOg.
SIXTH RACE-Sclling: one mile: SEN
orita Dana 80. Tester 100, Flying 1Ot Art
Rick lOl Clutem lO6, Spindle lOG, Canapa
l07 Eck Davis 109, First star lO9, POpte
fract lOg
SEVENTH Selling: five furlougs:
Uiuato 100, High street lU2, Bob Lynch
lO2, Rose Ring lo2, Jennie Crawford 1903
Azurea foi, Dr. Neufer lU7, Forge 10. SEN
utor James 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
MOTORCYCLE SQUAD
TO BE INCREASED

The motorcycle department. of tb,
lulsa police department has proye1
such success from a STANDPOINT rf
finances as well as usefulness I'm ex.
ecution of law that it Is the intention
on the police officials TO increase IN.
department. The third member ~
ihe motorcycle squad went on duty
last night. Floyd Barnes. formerIy .
Frisco switchman, has been appointed
to the position.
1t is reported that the MOTORCYCLE
SQUAD will DO increased TO four mem
bers by June ]. 1t was the intention
OF the police officials at the time tbo
morhted policemen were laid oie iu
felain the ratilc squad then en- the
force, ana replace tie borsener r.itb
other motorcycle officers 10 9rs,'ar
emergency calls as soon as thc
weather made Joy riding tempting and
speeding more prevalent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
LONGEST HEARING
CLOSED YESTERDAY

CHICAGO, April 2.-Last word on
behalf Of the poposing sides in the
arbitration of the demands of engi-
neers and firemen Of western rail-
roads for higher rates Of pay was
spoken here this afternoon when War
rem 5. stone. head Of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers, concluded
his oral argument
A stipulation was entered into by
which the time limit for the handing
down of an award was extended from
April 20 to April 80. The board. Of
which the neutral members are Judge
Peter &. Pritchard Of North Carolina
and Charles Nagel, 81. Louis. former
secretary of commerce and labor,
may, II their work is completed, rem
der the award at any time before the
thirtieth.
The case has been on hearing since
November 30, last. and is said to have
been the most elaborate and search
ing arbitration Of an Industrial case
in the history Of the country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
NICKALLS OUTWITS
MANY SPECTATORS

PHILADELPHIA April Guy
Nicknlls today outwittcd the specth-
tors who gudcavorod to catch the
time Of the Yale oarsmen in their
trial spin over the Henley course on
the Schuylkill river. Coach Nickalls
kept the blue crew busily engaged in
practicinr starts and then when the
on lockers were not expecting 1t sent
them ut fun speed over the fun
course. The Yale crew displayed
some OF the best blade work they have
shown since their arrival here and
when the days practice was closed
Coach NickaIls appeared. sanguine of
"a victory over Pennsylvania
The PENNSYLVANIA crew was also
given a good work out, covering four
miles at "A fast clip. The Quakers'
coach, vivian Nickalls, appeared sat
isied that his protogcs will give a
good account Of themselves when they
meet his brothers. pupils over the
course tomorrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
THREE-CORNE Erred
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
Juniors Finished Second,
Freshmen Third While
Sophs Trailed.
MARTIN WINS DASH
Winners Lacked Just Three
Points to Equal Other
Classes Totals.

The seniors won the Central high
school interclass meet al the fair
grounds yesterday afternoon, making
total Of sc points, only three less
than the entire number of all three
other teams. The juniors were Sec
ond, freshmen third and sophmoreS
fourth. The winners were presented
with a large Tulsa high pennant.
SIX Of the best men in the meet
will be chosen by the management TO
compose a team which shall compete
i'm the itncrscholastic meet in Nor
1nan the latter part of the present
month.
The results Of the events follow:
one huudred-yard dash-Martin
first, Hopping second, Odd third time
10 3-5.
shot put-Boolicr FIRST, Baldwin sec
ond, Pope third, distance SO feet 10
inches.
second. Tuttlc third. time 2:35.
Discus throw-Booker first, Augen-
stine second. RhinehUrt third, 81 feet
inches.
HIGH hurdlcs-Kramer first, Hughes
second. Magee third, time 1875.
g2O-vard iash-Martin first, Hop
ping second. Sanderson third, time
20 3-5
High iump-Carr first. Grossman
second. Horoell third, feet.
Mile race-Campbell first, Shurtleh
second. Nich1les third. time 6:1.
44O-yardLMartin first, Laws sec
end. Orr third. time 90.
Broad jump-Carr first, oliver sec
cnd. White third. 16 feet 10 inches.
Low hurdles-Kramer. no time.
Pole vault-Horoe'l first, Waugh
second. Evans third, feet.
Relay-Seuiors first. Juniors Sec
end. Freshmen third, time 4:10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
FIRE EXTINGUISHER
PROVES EFFICIENT

demonstrating the efficacy OF the
automatic fire eNtinguishcrs. the fire
which broke out lu the Ilale-lIalsoll
Wholesale grocery store at First and
Detroit last uight az 1920 o'clock was
equipped with network of water
pipes which were set 90 work when
the heat of the fire melted the soft
led plugs iu the pipes
considerable quantity of flour
in the basement ~ tho building was
damaged hy the water, which was "a
small consideration ass compared with
what might have possibly been lost
10y fire without the appliance, in the
opinion of the nrrmen The fun eN-
tent of the damage done had not been
estimated last night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

rie and Frank Carpenter of Caddo
county, as school land appraisers. Ac-
cording to the statute cited I'm the caso
no member Of the legislature is Gig
ible to appointment to any other posi-
ton during his term Of office. n is
taken that as the governor is chair
man of the school land commissioo
the appointment is practically made
by him.
While members Of the Legislature
are only elected for one term, The
term does not expire until tho navt
election at which of the body are
elected. or in the event of resignation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
MONTHLY REPORT OF
TULSA. POLICE DEPT.

Ihree thousand three hundred ard
slNty-three dollars Ia fines were col.
lected by the city police department
curing the month ending March 81.
There were iI9 arrests made. Tie
Irisonerg worker 2.44s hours. which
Is valued at SG12, while the meals fur-
nlslled them IL estimated 70 have cost
$275.1O.
The municipal patrol wacon an
swered 225 calls and brought 200
prisoners TO the station. The meter
cycle men were instrumental IT, the
collection OF tt65 worth OF fines. Aaua
l. Galbroth, 6olloe matr0n. dealt With
I: women prisoners. four white sDd
Zs negroes, handled cne juvenile csSs
ana restored nine children tS their
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

PINEHURST, n. c., April Com
pletion Of the first and second rounds
OF match play in the fifteenth annual
United North and South amateur golf
tournament here today resulted in the
elimination of Francis 'Ouimet. ma
tonal amateur champion, and Walter
Travis. former amateur champion. as
well as a number of other dangerous
contestants
Those who survived today's play are
IL. J. Topping Greenwich. Conn: j.
II. sullivan, Auburndale, Mass Rob
ert Hunter Stamford. Conn, and f.
X. Robson Of New York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
Legislators Disqualified.
mHmH 10


OKLAHOMA CITY. April 2.-No
member Of the legislature Is eligible
10 hold an appointment or commission
from the commissioners II the school
land office TO render appraisement
services In preparing for the sale Of
schOpl lands OF the state.
This opinion was rendered By the
attorney generals office today lo Gov
ernor Williams, who by virtue 0f his
office Is chairman Of the commission.
The question was raised following the
appointment Of Amos Ewing OF Gulh.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

ABILENE Tex. AIril THE Chi
Ctan White SoN. led ly Manager Row
land, stopped of hetC today ON their
return trip north from California and
played l3 90 game with the local
club. ting SoN winning Rowland
loaned Johnson and Daily e. the
locals FOR q battery. the rerulari using
scott and Schalks. The Sox left here
tonight for Fort Worth where they
play Saturday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
Cartcr TuncroI YESTERDAY.

Mrs. DOlpha Garter, aged 30. OF
Avant died at the Tulsa hospital
Thursday afternoon. The Rebekahs
conducted the funeral at the Now
bray chapel on Second street yester-
dav afternoon. The body was shipped
to Mounds. Okla. for burial The de-
ceased is survived by a .widower and
five children.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

HOT SPRINGS. April The BOs-
tom American league team today COM
picted three weeks preliminary train
Ing and left for a three days exhibit
ton series iu Memphis. beginning to-
morrow. Manager 'arrigau declares
his present team Is as formidable as
that which won the worlds champion
ship under Jake Stahl iu 1912.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

ARRANGEMENTS for the extension Of.
Elwood avenue past Tenth street are
being made by the city commission.
The purchase of portion OF a lot
extending into the projected street
from =. w. Marr is being considered.
Mr.. Marr was present at yesterday
mornings commission meeting TO
quote prices on the plot Of ground.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

PHILADELPHIA, April John X.
Tener, president Of the National
league. is in favor of giving baseball
followers OF the Pacific coast an op-
portunity to see the team winning the
worlds championship next fall in a
post-season series against an all-star
team OF the. defeated league at the
Panama-Pacific exposition. Mr. Tener
so expressed himself here today upon
his return from the exposition. where
he participated i'm the dedication Of
the PENNSYLVANIA building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
STRUGGLE roR LIFE I\ns
Nn Infant SuCCumbe to Heart Failure
Despite Medical Aid.

\ trUitIOss clTUrt was mNuc u s1Vc
the life of am infant of four days by
First Aid Fremcn Hroon and Bullock
at p.3o o'clock last night The child
was tho infant son OF = II. Allen of
-g5 North Denver, and the experts
worked with the child for half an
hour with the municipal pulmotor be-
fore lt was certain that effort was
vain Tho infant died OF heart fail
1rrU
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
Early Games In
Spring Camps

TOU SToN. April The Ncv NorI,
National rcXu.irs defeated Houston
trcNas luagueP today - - = New
Nurks H. hits toulltd 80 NuSrs.
Score h, innings: u u y
Houston ..... 900 Olp 600 =
New work. also igO OGO-1I /,
Eatr,rlp-- Glenn. Ware and HgNrG.
I,sFcuu, Syhtu,r and smith.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

GALESBCRG. III; April 2.-Goru
Mil,ami a native of Japan and short
stop on the KNOX college baseball team
last year, today was elected captain Of
the 1915 nine