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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-30
ATHLETIC CLUB To
give FINE SHOW
Will Present the Best We'll
ter Contest Ever Seen
In Tulsa.

Battle royal, four duslty champions.
Young kaufman VS.. Young Norton,
four rounds.
Willie Garner vs.. Kid Carter, four
rounds.
Kid O<nockouD Mack VS.. Eddie
Fulton, weight !26, six rounds.
Charlie Piersun ". Jimmie Con-
ners; weight l45 pounds; Is rounds
Every little detail concerning the
big scrap at the Grand tonight has
been attended to and the stage is all
SET for what is expected to be the
greatest wglterWeight contest ever
staged in Tulsa. Ladies have been
invited 10 attend free Of charge when
accompanied by paid admissions and
already many of the fair sex have
made reservations at the ReXall drug
store, whore the advance seat sale Is
being conducted.
1t is expected that the Grand will
be packed tonight when Pierson and
Corners start over the 15-round route
Of Queenshury debate, which will
mean victory TO one and defeat to the
other 1t means much to the winner,
as he will be kept here TO meet
others in the welterwoight class,
while the loser win have to HE him
self To other fields and take small
purses in order to get back up TO his
present standing.
According to Manager Clancy and
Matg hmaker Kelly this bout will keep
the fans on they feet throughout and
the fans have long since come to the
conclusion that Clancy and Kelly
know their business and, above all
else, are on the square with the public
The semi final between Kid Mack
and Eddie Fulton will be one of the
fastest goes ever seen here, and will
be a regular Philadelphia six-round
affair where they train for weeks and
only go six rounds, but do as much
fighting In those half dozen rounds as
they do in many other places in fif-
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CLOUTING THE BALL,
ARKANSAS WINS ONE
special IN Tho World

Special 10 The World
SALTWATER, okla, Aprn %
Three hits, sacrifice and loose play
ing by their opponents in the ninth
inning gave the Arkansas university
baseball team one score against okla
homa a. VI. college here today,
breaking the tie and winning by 6 to
i'm the second game Of the series.
Arkansas kept just one score in the
lead throughout the entire game ex-
cept in the seventh when the Aggiea
took q single score lead and then tied
the tally in the eighth after the vis-
itors had forged ahead again.
Arkansas will open a two-game
series with the state university to-
morrow. They will play Kendall two
games at Tulsa Monday and Tuesday.
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. April % Wheat averaged
lower in price Today affected somewhat by
the lack Of any important fresh export de.
mand The market closed unsettled n of
to a mp compared with last night. Corn
finished at =. decline to q shade advance
oats :, as To as a " down and provisions
varying Prom setback Of 2 y to a rise Of
10 cents
In the end the wheat market after nearly
continuous backing aud filling over mod
crate rate. seemed 10 lean most TO the bear
side owing 10 the disappointing exhibit Of
sales 10 foreigners. The highest estimates
of trans Atlaltc business was 10000 bush.
els including 100. 600 bushels new
Corn sctsawcd In much the same manner
as wheat Favorable weather for planting
counted against the bulls but speculative
support developed on the breaks Oats were
depressed bv the outlook for heavy deliveries
on May contracts. Provisions advanced with
hogs
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New orleans Cotton Futures.
Inw Orlnans Cntton

NEW ORLEANS, April 29.-Cotton lost
tu points In the early trading today Us
the result Of selling stimulated boy poor ca
blcs aud light showers in the eastern portion
Of the cottua region. Texas reported very
little rain which also was against values.
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LEGAL NOTICES
TRUSTEE SALE OF TWO GASOLINE
EXTRACTING PLANTS.

Pursuant 90 an order oI count made al
Auskogec, Okla. April Ia, 1915, by Eon.
LzrH Brainerd referee IN bankruptcy, in ths
G. y. Webster Oh company, bankruptcy,
viii sell subject to the confirmation Of tho
court, at public auction 20 the highest and
best bidder for cash. the gasoline plant and
equipment located at Bristow, Creek county,
oklahoma on May 3, 1915. at one (l) O'Clock
J. m., and 1 Will sell the gasoline and equip.
ment located at Coaltou. Ohmulgeo county.
on May 8, 10 one tD o clock ?. m.
at BrIstOw
The property iuyentorying as follows;
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New YORK Cotton Futures.

NEW ORLEANS April 2o.--spot cotton
quiet. 10 points off. Sales on the spot, 655
bales; to arrive 139. Good ordinary, Z :42c
strict good ordinary, 1850. low middling,
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| FOR RENT OR SALE Two houses iu Frisco
addition Phone $500
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RENT Modern siNroom house Phone
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ADVERTISING RATES

An advertisements will be accepted In
vhs world on the following conditions
ONLY: w. ..,arx. IN.
.,sb, ~ reyiss and classify all ads. Return
xEopg replies. Three.tlme ads. very seldom
f.iI Money refunded on unused insertions
Errors corrected or money refunded
RATES.
nne cent word for all elassifications
cant clairyoyants, personals and matri
.,onial which is two eents per word; mini,
mum charge rs cents. Your credit Is good
4, rou own d phone. except for personal
,y{,nre for sale and position wanted ad
.srt;sing. which are cash. Classification not
mar anfeed after 8 p IN.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

FOR sAIE-.Piano. cheap for cash. l44s
South Quaker.
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RENT Three room modcrn house
4r Ans,
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Knnsns Citv Grain.

Kansas City Grain
KANSAS CITY. April 20 WHEAT No.
. hard Sl.5Gml.57. No. > red, Sl.5Gm
! .56i.
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| FOR RENT Se,cu.room modern house.
lMnnr wv.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

AANfA ''AAA' 4 Wv 'Nh+A'
7OR RENT-S Seven room modern house.
Phone 997
'oR RENT Eghtroom house sl2 Main
Phone 3o5.
FOR RENT Thrcc.room modcra house
Phone Josi
FOR RENT Modern si> room house. Phone
2nl Jain Egau.
FOR RENT OR SALE Two house, in Frisco
addition. Phone $500
FOR RENT Four.room furnished house
Modern. Phone 3527J.
FOR RENT Seven roouo house AOo South
Detroit sac. Bar Bros
FOR RENT New tvo.,tory house, south
side, Sl5 Phone l5l6R
FOR RENT Five aud scy,s, room l9,usr
Orcult addition. Phone 1910
FOR RENT ono five room house. no South
lawton s22 80 Phone 3545.
FOR RENT -Four room house sll East
sixth Sl5 month Phone l5i'.
FOR SALE Three new homc, Fitccuth
aud south Denver Blair Bros.
FOR RFNr Modern 5.room house, 6l2
West Finn, $500. Phone 2462
FOR RENT Five room house. modern,
nicely furnished lls WCst Brady.
FOR RENT Good ,iN-room house, east part
VI Town, Sl25o Phone 300. b. +. Pclios.
FOR RENT Onehalf doabIr house. four
rooms and bath. 4l5 West Brady Phone
i57l
FOR RENT -Four room modern house 40,
North Denver q. =. ledturd Nght-NRy
Laundry
FOR RENT -Four rooms, new decorations
and paint modern, North Lawton, $50
Phone 1875.
IT'S CHEAPER to move than 10 pay rent.
We do thr moiuE. Page Transfer 4 Stor.
age Phone l5ss
SIX ROOM modern garden spot, also four.
room house available May / Room 2l9
first National Bldg Phone 3ll.
FOR RENr- -Fiye.room modern bungalow
shades aud awnings complete also gar
den, 9l9 North Main Phone 265l.
FOR RENT - All or one-half Of double
house three rooms on each side, separate
bath well close Ia. Phone 9s2 or 44t0.
FOR RENT Modern five room cottage
bath aud screened porch, us r. Twelfth,
between Boston and Cincinnati; S35. Phone
1904
FOR RFNT-One nve.room new. modern
home, with garage sidewalks. rent
$40 25U per month. Can T.. NJ Latimer
llo3 Worth Denycr.
FOR RENT Six room modern bungalow al
2ll South Wheeling avenue,o good well
on back porch, $40 per month 10 tenant
who will take good care of property and
pay rent PROMPTLY. ID. G. Rose, Phone 10
~--D>I-~~~-~~o~~-0~-~-~~
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES
WANTED- Eight room house, close in.
Phone 4sl9.
WANTED Five or siN room modern house,
good neghborhood. Phone 50d'
WANTED To rent house not over twelve
blocks out; city aud well water Box
436 World.
WANTED Furnished apartment or small
home for summer months young married
couple, best references, can take AZ once. Nd
dress 2l6 Daniel Bldg.
WANTED To rent by reliable couple D
four.room modern furnished house or one
half Of double house, within ittecn days
state price to permanent party Box 43L
World.
STRAYED OR STOLEN
TAKEN UP-six miles east fairrround,
sorrel horse: blaze face: brand ago. high
shoulder. owner call II. + .Linihan, slA miles
east fairgrounds
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
TULSA Red Bail Transfer Co Storage,
moving packing and shipping. family moy-
ing our speciality; l05 North Boulder. Phones
279 and 81.
~ON~~~~1~-~-~~~~~>-- ~~>--N~>~~~~~O~~~~~~~~
TNFURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT
FOR REM Three unfurniShed rooms
Phone 53S6
FOR RENT -Unfurnishcd room and two
light housekeeping rooms. 3l4 West First
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RENT -Four room iuruSued house.
Lrrm IL.nn LLuI-I
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OR RENT FiFht.rocm house SAG n. Main.
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GRAIN

NEW YORK. April 20.-Cotton spot
quiet middung uplands soc No sales.
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GALVESTON. Texas, April 29-Cotton
middling, 10 cents. receipts G,050 sales
2O3; stock, 4O3 O6l.
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COTTON

NEW YORK, April 29-Cotton vas quiet
today with price, eased off under scattered
selling sppareatly inspired by rather "A more
favorable view Of weather conditions south.
Closed steady 4 to II points net lower
The market opened barely steady on rrla
lively easy cables reports OF showers or
rain in the eastern belt, selling by houses
with Liverpool connections and local liquida-
ton. Reports that over an inch Of rain
had fallen IN the Raleigh section were not
confirmed however. and after showing net
loss Of about 10 points the market
steadcd slightly on the eastern belt fore
cast for fair weather tonight and tomorrow
and the prospect for unsettled or cloudy con
ditious In parts Of the southwest
The market eased of again during the aft.
.ernoon under New Orleass selling renewed
liquidation and a little pressue from local
traders.
Closing prices were the lowest Of the
day. The easier turn IN New Orleans was
accompanied by reports Of freer spot offer.
ings there and Liverpool reported less
active spot demand while there were ru-
mors around the ring here that some Of
the larger spot houses had been quiet sellers
during the day.
Detailed weather reports showed more
or less general but light showers In tho
Montgomery, AtlaRta and savannah districts.
while no further precipitation " consequence
was reported in the western belt.
NEW YORK, April 29.--Couon opened
barely steady at decline Of to ; points
today in response TO relatively easy ca
bles reports Of showers IN the eastern belt
and clearing conditions IN the southwest.
Liverpool was a moderate seller and there
was some scattering wire house liquidation,
bu, aggressive selling seemed TO be checked
bv the official forecasts for genersly fair
weather east Of the river today and tomOr
row and reiterated reports of large re
duction Of acreage ir the CaroinAs and
Georgia. General business was quiet and
the market ruled steady shortly after the
opening with prices working up a point OF
two from the initial figures.
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WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

WANTED Eight room house close iu
Phone 4sl3.
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BOARD AND ROOM

WANTED Two or three rooms completely
furnished for light housekeeping. Box
Aas rars World
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REAL ESTATE

We have just completed high
class home the choicest part Of the
south side; eight rooms Basement
sleeping porch, breakfast room, living
room hall ana dining room finished
IN oak; bedrooms bath and kitchen
seven coat white enamel with oa6
floors throughout Large heating
plant, servants call system speaking
tubes, choice interior decorating toilet
and laNatory ON the first floor; COM
lete tile on the second floor, Lot
54Nl39 feet; will build garage and
servants room To suit purchaser. If
on are looking for a WE'LL built, high
class home, let us show you this one
Terms If desired.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

TULSA Red Ball Transfer Co.-Storage,
moving packing and shipping. family NOV.
ing our speciality; l05 North Boulder Phones
279 and 81
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All advertising for position wanted,
furniture fer sale and personalc are cash
with order.
Ou'-oftown ads. VIII not be run un'
Ice ,emittance is made with order.
Two cents per word for all ads. ordered
misclassified.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13
FOUNDERS DAY TO Be
CELEBRATED ON MAY |
Elaborate Program Prepared
For Annual Event at "Old
Champoeg"

Elaborte preparations are under way
for the celebration of the 72nd ami.
versary and the 18th annual celebra.
tion of Founders Day at old Cham.
poeg, in the northern part of Marion
county, which will be held under the
auspices of the Oregon pioneer associ-
alton, on Saturday, May l, 1915. An
appropriate program of addresses and
other entertaining features has been
prepared for the occasion and Judge
P. H. Darcy, of this city, will be
president of the day and master of
ceremonies. Short addresses will be
delivered by Governor Withycombe and
pioneer men and women, and basket
picnic and social reunion will be held
in connection. The program will en-
brace selections of vocal and instru.
mental music. Pioneers, sons and
daughters of pioneers and the public
generally are invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13
HOW TO CURE
STOMACH TROUBLES

Excessive acid in the stomach, or
bypemciditY as it is called, is pri.
marily responsible FOR nearly all eases
of indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis, and
flatulence, and quite frequently leads
TO stomach ulcers, The successful treat.
ment for prevention as well as cure Of
such eases depends entirely on neutal.
izing the excess acid, stopping the food
fermentation, and healing the inflamcd
mucous membrane that lines the stom-
ach. For this purpose specialists arc
now advising the use Of pure bsurated
magnesia, obtainablo at any druggists
which has recently been found to be un.
equalled in the treatment of even the
seyerest eases, A teaspoonful in
little water Immediately after eating
stops all pain almost instantly, neutral.
ICES the acid, and soothes the inflamcd
stomach and II regularly used will
quickly remove the cause of the trouble
and effect complete relief.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13

family reunion was held and all the
children and their families being at the
old home farm to participate in the
pleasures Mr., Prunk and his family re-
turned home Sunday evening
AZ the regular meeting of the Aums
vile Dcbora Rebckuh Lodge, Delegates
to the Grand Lodge to be held at New.
port in May, were elected. Mrs, Ada
Swank and Margret Martin were tho
honored members, Sister Martin being
also recommended by this lodge as Dis.
trict Deputy After the close Of hui.
ness refreshments were served and
9ociol time enjoyed
a surprise party was given Mrs. g.
~. Lewis saturay April 3. The crowd.
which was reported large, consisted Of
relatives and close neighbors Of Aums.
vile, the others comming from the Hills.
A general good time was enjoyed, the
last Of the crowd leaving between two
and three O'Clock. Mrs. Lewis has been
painting the interior of her house. and
she is Of the opinion that most OF tho
guests took away with thom q souvenir
Of the party Record.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13
TWO SCHOOLS Of
SALEM ARE NAMED
AFTER PRESIDENTS
East School Is Named Wash.
ington" and New Heights
School mckinley"

Hereafter the old East school build.
ing, which has been so designated and
distinguished ever since Heck was
pup, F." will be known as the Washing.
ton school' and the new grade school
to be constructed upon Salem Heights
Will be known as the Mckinley school.
These two things were definitely de.
clded upon by the board of school di.
rectors at last night s regular meeting
and the question of whether the other
grade schools which now bear locality
names, such as Yew Park, Englewood
Richmond and Highland, will be pro
vided with names in honor of distin.
guished presidents, statesmen or men of
letters, was deferred to another meet.
ing. In the meantime it was the ex-
pressed hope of the board that the
public would offer some suggestions
and express a wish in the matter as to
what names the school buildings in
their respective neighborhoods should
bear.
1t took three ''strawn votes to en-
able the board to decide upon a suitable
and satisfactory name for the new
grade building for South Salem, ''Mc.
Kinley" having been unanimously
adopted as result of the third bal.
lot, and then arose general discus
sion as to whether or not the board
should supply a suitable name for all
the unnamed schools, including the high
school. Chairman Miles expressed
strong preference for the name of
Emerson for the high school and JEFF
ferson for the Yew Park, or some other
school, Director Buren, wanted to 90
ahead and wish the name of jefferson
upon the Park school and "get it off
our chests, as he expressed it.
Directors White, Lee and Barnes
however, preferred to have an .expres.
sion of preference from the people be.
fore deciding upon any name for the
schools and the matter was allowed to
rest for the time being.
The board preferred to leave the
question to a "straw" vote of the
people to either offer their suggestions
through the medium of the newspapers
or to be decided by the parent.teach.
ers associations, preferably the latter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13
Millions Of Eggs
Flood Storage Plants

New York, April l3.-Spring is here
and the hens are laying, but cold stor.
age firms are sad; for there's plenty
of eggs for which we've been praying,
yet it looks like they we all become
bad
This is the CLAY" of spring of the
cold storage houses, who say that they
lack cold storage room for millions of
dozens Of eggs which are flooding the
market with the opening the storage
season. The flood of henfruit from
Texas has already begun.
+ The outlook for supplies of "near.
by" eggs is also unusually brighton
those who eat eggs for prices are be-
lieved due for sharp drop. In fact,
prices are already on the toboggan.
The trouble with the storage situation,
according to refrigeration houses, is
that they are full of American and
Argentine beef held to be shipped to
Europe, and have not the usual room
for spring egg storage.
One bright cloud on the egg horizon
is that Argentine and other South A.
merican countries, which usually buy
their eggs in Europe, are now buying
their supplies in this market. This
may help out the threatened egg over.
supply. Canada is also said to be in
the egg market here to an unusually
large extent The Canadian hens
have mt gone on strike, according to
market reports, but the supply there
has been corralled by English BUYERS
for the allies, and Canada is now turn.
ing to Uucle Sam 5 hen farms for her
domestic supplies.
Some retailers here predict that eggs
will hit the rock bottom price Of 25
cents dozen here this spring, after
selling up to So and 65 during the last
few months, The bountiful activities
of Mrs. American Hen are already evi.
dent in cafes and restaurants, whore
egg menus are being featured-with
profit both to the patrons and the pro.
prietors
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13

exposition.
! DR.. Kcene attended the Marion Coun.
Ity Loganbery Growers association at
Salem the past week,
, j. G. Smith has disposed of his bust
ness interests at Salem and decided to
become resident Of SiNerton again.
He has been over fixing up his old home
and former friends will be glad to vel.
come him back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowen enter.
taincd Mrs Bowen s brother who is an
| o. A. c. student, at their home last Sat
urday.
S. Ames has been having some much
needed repairing done to the side walk
and curbing at his new place Of busi.
ness, the entire walk along the side
having been replaced G. A. Hartley
with good crew Of men have been
busy several days at the work,
A fine entertainment is beng planned
by the "Billy Club" and "Dippy Doz-
en-" to be given at the Bethany school
house Saturday night, The following
program has been prepared:
Song, ~ Love You California"
Club Farce Comedy Examination
Day at Bethany School"
Song, ~ Want to Kiss Mama Good
Night, - by Miss Maud Bowen.
Song, In the Evening by the Moon,
light in Dear Old Tennessee p"
Farce Comedy, "To Much Married. "
Song, ~ Want to 90 Back TO Mich.
gan,
An admission of 10 and 25 cents will
be charged.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wrcnn have
shipped their household goods to Port.
land where they have taken apartments,
They left for that city Sunday accom-.
panied by Mrs Wrenn's g mother, who
will make her home with them.
Mrs. II. l.. Nutting spent the week
end with friends at the Rose CITY
Silverton was well represented at the
Old Veterans Association at Woodburn
Thursday, a goodly number of old sol
diers and W. X. G. ladies going over on
the morning passenger and returning at
AIS p. m. A fine time is reported
Among the Capital City business call
ers this week were r. W. Riches, j, II,
Porter, James Gordon and c. X, Riches.
Sheriff Esch was in SiWerton on
business on Thursday Of this week
A wave Of indignation is spreading
over our little city caused Ny some un.
known parties putting out poison for
dogs. II IL an act that very few would
stoop to, and it is to be hoped there viii
be no more Of this kind Of work going
on.
Silverton is TO have Il real athletic
club with Mr. Biglow OF Raymond,
20 instruct the boys in the
art of boxing. The club has leased the
rooms over the Wooden Mills Store and
are fitting it up nicely Some good
times are being planned by those who
care 20 take part and q good deal Of
will be promised those who
prefer TO stay out Of the ring.
G. NJ. Way was down to Portland the
last Of the week and spent couple OF
DAYS with Mrs Wray who is recovering
nicely from her recent operation
Crop conditions in the hills are re-
ported ~ exceptionally good with an
outlook for big crop this year
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Neal aud daughter.
Ruth, were in Salem on business Wed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-13
FREE BOOK ON STOMACH ILLS.

Geo. H. Mayr, of 154 Whiting s'1ssyes, '1'se
Chicago, ILL.,, a prominent druggist, has
published guide to health, in which he
shows how he cured himself and
brought relief to thousands of other
sufferers from constipation, biliOusness,
indigestion and intestinal troubles by
the use of French healing oils. One dose
usually convinces. The most chronic
cases rarely need over three doses.
This book will be mailed free on re-
quest. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is
sold by leading druggists everywhere
with the positive understanding that
your money will be refunded without
question or bubble if ONE bottle fails
to give you absolute satisfaction