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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-04

Garden ants that have been infest-
ing some of Tulsa's gardens and
lawns do little harm and the injury
that is attributed to them is usually
caused by something else, according
to the United States department of
agriculture.
In large numbers however, the
small ConiCal nests which they build
on lawns are somewhat unsightly and
on this account it may be desirable in
some cases to destroy them
Where there is only a small area to
be covered the simplest method is to
drench tho nests with boiling water,
Another simple remedy is to spray the
lawn with kerosene emulsion or with
a very strong soap wash prepared by
dissolving any common laundry soap
in water at the rate of one pound or
one-half pound TO a gallon of water.
Such methods are particularly well
adapted to small lawns and for the
ordinary little lawn ant
For larger ant colonies Of other
species, bisulphide of carbon, chem
ical which can be purchased at any
drug store, will be found effective.
This substance can be placed in the
nest by means of an oil can or small
syringe. To facilitate the entrance
into the nest of the chemical the ant
hole can be enlarged with a sharp
stick or iron rod.
Do Little Harm.
Except for the unsightly appear
ance OF their nests the lawn ants do
no appreciable harm. They are
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-04

NCOHllnued FROM rage Ont.)
casional disturbances They are al
ways promptly quelled and then the
police patrol is called for. The ar
rival Of the. "hoodlum" always brings
out a big crowd and they gather
around the wagon in great numbers
but they are always orderly and quiet
and the police never have any trouble
in bundling their prisoners into the
Black Maria"
Barney Ceaver Is Court.
Barney Cleaver is the informal
court of Little Africa. Barney is an
officer of a lifetime experience, He
has served under the federal govern
ment, for the state, city and the
county. He is now a deputy sheriff
and operates private detective
agency. Barney knows more negroes
intimately than any other person in
Oklahoma, and when visiting officers
come here searching for a negro fugi-
tive they first go to Barney. He usu-
ally finds their man for them, II he is
In the CITY. Family Quarrels and
other kinda Of disturbances usually
go TO him, before the LAW" Is called
In, and in most cases he makes sat-
isfactory adjustment Of their differ
ences. Barney owns two-story brick
building and a home,
Little Africa has five churches,
most of which own their own edifices,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-04

here will be treated in all fairness,
TIL Washington authorities mean to
do the right thing.
viii Breed Fine stock.
Myself and other young mon from
school will engage in raising fine cat
tie and fast horses. our pasture
lands and ideal climate VIII insure
success. We are just beginning to
learn the tricks" 0f white men and
to profit by them will be our aim. We
shall soon start a movement TO induce
the government to give Osages more
liberty. We are growing tired Of
being treated as mere children.
mean those of us who know more
than the government thinks we know
Older Ones Need Guardian.
practically all of the older men
and women of my tribe need some
one to act for them. They are as
helpless as little children. Their mode
Of life and heredity forces them into
this state. They are objects Of pity.
My notion Is that every full-blood that
wears a blanket, over thirty-five years
II age should be gathered together
by the government and treated
kindly; given comfortable homes with
pleasant surroundings, music, etc
Their cash In the federal treasury is
sufficient to keep them for their nat
ural lives. Those under thirty-five.
who have attended school and speak
English, should be gwen a chance to
root hog or die" 1t is only matter
of a few years when they will be
thrown upon their own resources.
The sooner this ls done the better It
will be for all concerned" concluded
the educated young full-blood.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-04

when adults issue from them and be
gin another season
ut should be borne in mind that
the most practical and effective meth
DDS of controlling the Hesslan fly are
identical with the best methods of
producing the maximum yields of
wheat. 1t Is entirely possible for the
farmer to fight the Hessian fly by the
process of good farming, involving
thorough cultivation, good seed and a
rotation of crops. The most serious
objection to the most practical and
effective method that can be en-
ployed to control this pest in the field
namely, late sowing-is that there
is danger of so delaying the growth
Of the plants that they 90 not become
sufficiently advanced to enable them
to Withstand the winter"
To Starve Out Fly.
The county demonstration agents In
northern Oklahoma, together with a
number of entomologists and other
agricultural experts, recently held
meeting at Claremore and formulated
a campaign TO starve out the Hesslan
fly in this locality. These Oklahoma
uESllA1 dAu Ltll ll4GlS ndN6 MI thNg
adopted a specific campaign, which,
in short, Is the same as recommended
by the United States department Of
agriculture, as follows:
!. Burn, where possible and safe,
all stubble and ruined wheat.
2. Disk all Btubble and ruined
wheat Immediately after harvest.
where burning Is impracticable.
3. Plow under deeply oil stubble
and ruined wheat fields before August
Is. harrow the ground. and roll If
necessary
4. Harrow, disk, pasture, or other
wise effeotually destroy all volunteer
wheat.
3. As q measure preparatory TO
ksowing, plow as early and deeply as
(existing conditions win permit; disk
harrow. and roll until 4 thoroughly
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negro doctors and lawyers, a number
of fraternal orders and dancing clubs
galore. Dunbar public school is a
modern institution with manual train
ing and domestic science courses.
It's a city within a city and it is
imbucd with an everlasting desire to
attend TO it's own business.
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A 'Racch wall.

McTavish and Mcpherson sat sol
EMMY in front Of the fire. and slowly
puffed away with one eye on the fire
and the other on the end of the pipe
to watch If sny tobacco fell cut.
After a long pause Mcpherson re-
moved his pipe and remarked gloom
lily, There's no muckle pleasure in
smokin' after aw'
An hoo dae We max that oot
mon?" inquired McTavish, drawing up
a huge mouthful of smoke in his sur
prise, and nearly choking himself.
"Weel, ye see" replied Mcpherson
still moro gloomily, IF yere smokin'
Yer ain 'bacca yere thinkin O. the
awfu expense aw the time, an if
ye're smokin' some ither oody's ye
pipes rAmmed sa tight 1t wilma
6raw!"-London Weekly Mercury.
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Roam CrOn ENnlOdpd-

When his surplus bean crop blew
up, Harry Barber of Cape Girardeau
had narrow escape. The Barber
gardens yield Of string beans was so
prolific this year that the family
thought to reduce the high cost Of
living by canning what was not
needed for the table. The cans were
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-04

placed in the cellar where later, Mr..
Barber inspected them. Noting that
one Of the cans was "frothing at the
mouth" borrowing the expression
from the Tribune, he picked it up and
shook it. The can exploded, the
"detonation" setting off the other
cans, so that string beans will not be
on the BARRIERS menu for the winter
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pulverzed, compact seed-bed is OBJ
tanned.
6. Do not SOW wheat until after
fly-free date.
7. Rotate your crops if possible.
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A Man of Peace.

Senator, we want you to get us
cannon for our park"
you don't want a cannon for your
park. They are out OF date. Plant
an olive tree. I'll get you some free
seeds"
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p. j. WHITE, President
P. j. WHITE. President

/. D. WHIIE, President
E. w. SINCLAIR Vice-President d. f. CON
o. H. LEONARD Vice President H. f. SING
A. T, ALISON, Cashier l. F. CRO7
A. NEWI4IN, Assistant Cashier c. " REIT
r. M. MOODY, Assistant Cashier O. F. MAC
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Carlisle Graduate
Urges Competition

CONTINUED From Page oneD
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Loss From HeSSian
Fly Will Be Heavy

Continued From Page One.)
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inhabitants of Little
Africa" Doing Well

CONTINUED From Page One)
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CONNOLLY, Vice-President
SINCLAIR, Vice-President
CROW, Vice-President
Assistant Cashier
MACON, Assistant Cashier
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s
A. p J. Pres
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Do Little Harm

Except for the unsightly appear
ance of their nests, the lawn ants do
no appreciable harm. They are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
CARRANZA
tcontinued Prom FIRST P.r.,

refer the matter to General Carranza
whose response today came in the form
of instructions TO Arredondo not TO
enter into negotiations with the villa
agent After stating that he would
accept only the unconditional surrend.
CT of his opponents. the Carranza mes
sage set forth that there could be no
negotiations with the villa forces be-
cause their troops on July II last at.
tackled a military convey train killing
many innocent people. Mr. Llorente
declared tonight that Mr. Douglas
statement was made several weeks
after this incident was alleged 10 have
occurred.
viii Sign Arn1istiee.
incidentally Secretary Lansing re-
vealed during the day that General
Villa recently had informed the state
department that he was willing to
sign an armistice for three months or
longer during which a peace confer
ence might be held
Indications are that the Villa and
Zapata elements are preparing TO re.
ceiye fayorably the appeal Of the
United States and the Latin-American
governments. They already are
planning a peace conference.
Officials of the American govern
ment hope that many generals report
ed TO be partisans of Carranza ulti.
mately will give their adherence TO a
peace conference. To offset this i'm
preston the Carranza agency here
today gave out a list OF generals. in.
Guiding Obregan and Gonzales. who
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IN THE EAST.

PETROGRAD. Aug. Iva Lon
don. s:55 p. m.-An official Commum
cation from the headquarters OF the
Russian army IN the Caucasus. made
public today. says:
The attempt of the Turks to al
vance in the direction of Otto and
the Passine Valley were everywhere
repulsed
In the direction of the Euphratcs
the pursuit OF the Turks continues.
During the last few days one Of our
columns took as prisoners nineteen
officers and LIP men. We also took
two hundred wagons loaded with
pyroNylin, (an explosive compoundJ
and trenching implements"
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SCHMULbAGH
Ccontinusd from Firs. Page,

always at his post in the Ger
man Bank o. Wheeling OF which
he was the president. In this
capacity he came TO know LARGE
numbers OF both business and
working men who will miss him
alike.
About year ago he began fail
ing In health. This, however.
was not sufficiently marked as
to cause general alarm. About
seven weeks ago he suffered a
general Breakdown, CAUSING his
family great concern. Consult
Ing physicians were called in,
and medical science COPIED with
disease TO restore the former
health OF the nsgnate.
His Last Visit.
Not long ago he came 10 the city
and went TO the bank. ON his return
home he went 10 his room His wife
noticed him crying and asking what
was the matter he said. Il have been
TO the bank for the last time"
The following Sunday he began "a
fail perceptAbly, Since then his death
was expected. While not man "a
court public notice. yet his deeds
need no emblazoninR to the public
for he lived his life the result OF
which the general public IL wei
aware.
Mr.. Schmulbach's rise in the bust
ness world can be attributed to two
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distinct ventures-iron and liquor
business. However. these were not
his only business ventures. He nan
the honor OF projecting some of the
biggest public utilities concerns in the
city. II Is said OF him that his psr.
sonal ambition was to be the rtcbest
man in the Ohio valley. The rear.
zation OF that ambition can be sum
med up by saying that at the time
OF his death Mr.. Schmulbach was a
multi-milionaire
His life history reads like a novel
FROM a penniless cabin boy on the
! ohio River steamboat 10 the position
he held in the business world gives
one an idea Of the extreme agrees.
siveness OF the man.
In his death Wheeling has lost one
OF its best citizens. and his friends.
a great helper. In the business world
MS place will be hard to fll.
Sketch OF His Career.
Henry Schmulbach the son OF
I Johan and Anna Elizabeth ScbmnI.
! oach. was born November ~. 1874
az Braunschwandt. county OF AlsfeId,
hessen-Darmstadt. Germany. At the
axe OF eight years. he with his mar.
ehts and other members OF his fam.
ily emigrated TO this country. coming
directly to Wheeling.
When he reached the age OF ten
years. young Schmulbach went m
work for his uncle. George Fellers. as
cabin boy. ON steamboat plying
on the Ohio river. In this capacity
be worked until the outbreak OF the
/ ,lVil war when ne decided TO quit
he river
lie then opened grocery store AZ
lWfny lhird and Main street. In
NHi'h buslncss Do continued for
pbout three years. This business was
solu out. and ono more he became
ln.'refted In the steamboat business.
, Ids, Tine associated with Captains
/ William List and Booth This asso-
cation was known a. the pitfsburgb.
cincinnati Steamboat company.
Tn the year Of 1866 Mr. scbrnpI.
bach sold ont bits grocery and entered
The Wholesale liquor hueinoss on
Monroe street. which i4 now Twetffb
street From this site he moved bts
business 10 the Franzheim buiIdins
winch o. now the site Of the Walk.
over Shoe store
80 this point Mr. schmuibarb ron.
rnucd until the year 1881 whom he
acquired the controlling interest Ia
me Nail City Brewing company For
one year the company was known bv
This name. after Mr. schmulbarh.s
entrance into the affairs. when 10 was
changed 20 the schmulhach brewing
company with Mr. schmulbach az
president
From o mere pyrmle I'm the brewery
world. 10 grew 10 be- the biggest pro
ducing concern ln the state with n "a
pacity 81 100 600 barrels a year With
The taking cfect % the Y0st law last
year. This cOnccrn went out 81 bust.
ness Ns side ISSUE the ice mann.
featuring plant n this brewery was
the largest in the state
Organized spriqa Houss.
w. -chmulhoch was also interested
IN the hOatelry world Tn an associa.
ton with John 49, Hobbs and Michael
Riley he organized the sprigg House
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D1ontensgrims ON Offensive.

LONDON. Aug. IL. lO:f0 D. m.-The
Montcucgrins again have assumed the
offensive against the Austrians. heavy
lighting Is now In progress In Bosnia
and Herzegovina. In northwest Russia
and Poland In Nsiatic Turkey and prob
ably On the Gallipoli peninsula.
The Montenegrins claim that in Ros-
MIA and herzegovina they have achieved
successes In artillery and infantry en-
gaEcments near Gurasda and Gasco.
PetroErad declares that the Germans
In the Riga district of northwest Russia.
near koyno and in tho Nicprz and bug
IeElonS nave bcen rcpulsed near pstrow
and along both roads between Chelm and
NladoVa with heavy casualties.
The Germans assert they have occu-
pied l.ukow. forty miles northwest OF
lNaneurod and Zambrowa and that the
Russians are In retreat along the entire
'front.' between the Bug and the Parazev.
Vienna also adds her claim 20 continued
victories in the Nieprz and Bug districts.
In Asiatic Turkey PetroErad declares
that the russians have badly defeated
the Turks along the Euphrates river
near Erzerum the Turks claim to have
Won a victory over the Russians in the
coastal sector.
According to Constautinople four Al
He'd attacks against Ottoman positions
down.
Except In the forest OF the Argonne
IN France. where the Germans declare
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BULGARIA
CcoBtinusd IRON first rHgsS

BESIDES. the Germans would first
have to capture wilma. Dvinsk and
Riga, all OF which the Russians are
defending with strong forces.
The Germans claim the capture Of
group OF Fernch Notifications In
the Argonne forest in France. where.
as the French say that all the Cor.
nan attacks were repulsed.
The public here Is prepared 20
bear OF something of greater impor
lance than the sinking of the Brit
ish auxiliary cruiser India. which was
announced tonight by the admiralty
as steamers arriving from HOLLAND
reported having heard again today
heavy firing TO the north
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ANTHRACITE
(oontdnuSd from First Pager

That anthracite coal is a low grade
commodity which Is transported in
vast quantities. In trains OF maximum
tonnage. The tonnage loaded in each
car is much greater than the loading
OF most other classes OF traffic. Most
of the anthracite tonnage is Skinned
from collieries whose daily production
measured IN carloads. o. very large.
These conditions tend toward lower
operating costs
That concessions and Offsets grant.
ed by respondents 10 their allied coal
companies Boo the form OF interest
charges. royalty earnings. the use of
valuable property az inadequate rent.
ais. the free use Of the carriers funds.
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IN THE WEST.

PARIS. Aug, 12.-9:24 n. m.-Ths
following official communication was
Issued this evening:
In Artois around Souchez ana
Melville, artillery fighting is reported
In the Argonne we have through
further counter attacks recaptured
part of the trenches We had lost to the
east of the road from Vienne-le- Cna-
teau to Binarville.
The artillery was rather active in
the northern Woevre. the forest OF
IL Pretre and In the Vosges at Bar.
renkopf\
The enemy shelled Raon LEtap,
(ten miles northwest OF St. Die)
-Four civilians wre killed and seven
women or children wounded"
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lieries owner or controlled BY the rail.
roads rhe interstate commerce com.
missions ruling will have little effect.
according to opinion OF mining men
seen here tonight The principal indie
pendent operators in the Wyoming
valley are the Kingston Coal company
and the Temple Iron company. No of.
heers OF either could be located to-
night
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they captured "A group o. fortified poe
stttons ana number OF guns and mime
throw err and In addition inflicted heavy
casualties ON their opponents there has
been little fighting except artillery en-
Eugcmcnts.
ON the Austro-Itaiian frontier artIl-
lcry engagements and infantry attacks
continue. without. however. any decisive
results
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DIE

scHhubBAcH-Du Thurrday. August
Q. ltla. 60 500 D.. m. af hia late
nome. -chmuIhHeh Farm. Hluaf.a
tlst year
Funeral notice hereafter
hhoWH-on Thursday. August %. 1915
ai oglggk e. ma 90 Atlantic CIV.
,. EMMA Hull wife of John 10
Funeral notice hereafter.
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BreummeT T. HiIdebysDd

Ennerel Directors ana EmhalmsrA
Corner Market ard Twenfy-necord %
Aeephvne 4ofs ODen daF and night
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were reported TO have telegraphed ex
pressions of loyalty TO Carranza.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ARTERIAL EMBAIMER
GOyBeSHG

times
TELEPHouEst
Htore-Hell lZ4Z. National fTf7
National 1172-T
hes.-A. Beiswengsr National i8so-R
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and credits. or by other means are as
pernicious as direct cash rebates. such
concessions and Offsets are unlawful.
That lateral allowances paid to a
coal shipper in accordance with en-
agreement. alleged to be additional
compensation for the use OF a facility
furnished by the shipper. are unlawful
rebates"
Lines Affected.
Lines TO which the decision directly
applies are the Central Railroad OF
New Jersey. Philadelphia and Read.
ing Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern; Lehigh Valley: Erie: Wilkes
Barre and Eastern; New York. Sus-
quehanna and Western: New York.
ontario and Western: the PennsyI-
Nania; the Western Central. and the
Delaware and Hudson company.
1t has often been held that IL IS the
OBJECT OF the EllNins act 20 prevent
IsNoflusm by any means whatsoever and
70 place all shippers upon equal terms
We assume the carriers will al once ad-
Just their practices TO remove the dis
examination and conform with the re
quirements OF the law
The reductions range from Is cents IN
20 cents = ton according to distance for
prepared sizes. and from 10 cents To GS
cents for smaller sizes.
Independents Pleased.
SCRANTON, Pa. Aug. 12.-The de-
cision of the Interstate commerce
commission affecting coal carrying
roads and their relations with coal
producing subsidiaries settles the at.
tempt of the roads made in August OF
last year and again in November for
permission TO increase freight tariffs
on coal in interstate movement.
Independent operators compelled 10
use coal carrying roads to get their
product TO tidewater were particular.
~ Keen about the decision which will
prevent the railroads from preferrinr
the product of their subsidiary com.
panies by permitting the latter load.
ing and trackage rights, storage
room. Office equipment and terminal
space at inadequate rentals.
Have Little Effect
WILKES BARRE. Aug. 12-As
more than % per cent of the coal
mined in this region comes from col
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrtsCh
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHiAL ENBALMEF,
ti22 ard 1924 Main strssl
Calls Answered Day or NiEht-
Store Phones 635
e. J. Bcrtschv. Nat Phone tqs9-R
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Independents Pleased.


Have Little Effect.
WILKES BARRE. Aug. IA.
more than 80 per cent of the Goa
mined in this region comes from col
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w. -chmulhoch was also Interested
IN the hoatelry world In an aqsocia.
ion with John ~ Hobbs and Michael
Riley he organized the sprgg House