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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15
Cattle Thief
Won't Swear
Against Pal
Special TO The World.

Special 20 The World.
M'ALESTER, oct. 14.--DenOuncing
a written statement he had given
County Attorney John Crow as "a lie"
and declaring he had been paid to
concoct such a story, Campbell Le-
flore. confessed cattle thief, refused
absolutely to turn states evidence
when brought into justice court
Thursday TO testify in the prelimi-
nary trial Of w. II. Harmon, wealthy
cattleman Of Blocker, who was
charged with furnishing the money
and designing the plan whereby Le-
flore. with four others, was to con-
duct wholesale cattle stealing busi-
ness. The prosecution OF Harmon had
been based upon Leflore's statement
Leflore accepted fiye-year sentence
three weeks ago on one or three
charges of cattle stealing. His other
two cases were to be dismissed II he
gave testimony against Harmon. Le-
flore refused to say who paid him the
money to make the statement. He
said It was bought from him. For
this refusal the court assessed a pen
atty Of third days in Jail for contempt.
to be served at the expiration OF his
prison term. The case against Har-
mon will be renewed, the county at
torney said All remaining cases
against Leflore and his alleged pals
too, will be pushed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15
YOU'RE A LIAR" HE
WELLS IN COUNSEL
,Judpc Lindsey Issues Statement and
CritiCiZcs Courts Action in
Conduct of Trial.

DENVER, oct. 14.--Ben b. Lind
sey, Judge Of Denver's juvenile court
issued a signed statement tonight re-
gsrding the events in the district court
which culminated in Judge w. d..
Wright ordering his election today,
During the trial of Frank L. Rose,
charged with libeling Judge Lindsey,
j. ]. Sullivan, counse, for the de-
Lindsey and accused him Of touring
the country on lecture tours on time
that belonged to the taxpayers and OF
.maligning'' Denver and its people.
you're a liar." interjected Lind
sew. at the same time starting Tor
Sullivan and grabbing his clothing.
Bniliffs. at the direction Of Judge
Wright escorted Lindsey from the
room. -,
In his statement Lindsey criticizess
+bo court's action during the trial and
the conduct Of the case by the prose-
cutiOn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15

ADMITS GERMANY HAS
GAINED HER PROGRAM
Lord LanSdowne Criticizes
Public for Demanding
to Know War Plans.

Il ONDON, oct l4 G;13 p. M
4 The diplomatic, rather than the
military side Of the situation was the
subject of Sir Edward Greys eagerly
awaited statement relative to the
Balkan crisis which he delivered to-
day to crowded house OF commons.
81 propose to confine myself" the
British foreign secretary said, "to q
resume Of our diplomatic detectives
since the war. AT the outset we de-
sired that the war should not spread
and in common with our allies we as
.surod Turkey II she remained neutral,
Turkey and Turkeys territory should
not suffer. This situation was COM
pletely changed by the entrance OF
Turkey into the war and all oblgu-
tlons on the part Of the allies then
ceased.
Feeling OF DiscOrd.
1--WE and our allies then concen-
trated upon securing an agreement
among the Balkan states and we used
oil our influence to secure an accord.
Unfortunately the feeling in tho
Balkans is not one Of union but OF
division. IL was clear nothing but
a decisive, preponderatng advantage
for the allies would have enabled us
Ito secure a policy Of union.
I'VE We're given TO understand in
the course Of the negotiations that ex-
Cept with regard to Thrace the central
powers had offered to Bulgaria more
TO secure her neutrality than the allies
could in fairness offer The promises
which inducN Bulgaria TO declare war
were given by the central powers at
the expense Of her neighbors and
without any corresponding advantage
TO them
I'VE have remained throughout on
friendly relations with Rumania, who
has favored the policy Of q Balkan
union"
Hinged ON Bulgaria
ut is the policy of bringing about
Balkan war that the sovoreigns and
governments Of Germany Austria.
Hungary and Bulgaria have succeeded
In carrying into effect. We were
tCODtiuupd on pgga Two \
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15
Largest Estimates Ever
Submitted in Times of
Peace in History.
BIG DEFENSE BILL is
THE PRINCIPAL CAUSE


ETASHINGTON, oct IA (S:40
w p. mD-The largest estimates Of
government expenditures ever sub
mitted TO a secretary Of the treas
ury Of the United States in time Of
peace will be presented for the next
fiscal year tomorrow as required by
law. for discussion by congressional
committees in advance OF the regu-
lar session. They will he examined
in detail by President Wilson and his
cabinet next week.
with an estimated increase for ma
tiOnal defense of about hundred and
fifty million dollars over last year,
together with the cost of new tasks
imposed on the state department and
other branches of the government by
reason of the European war, 1t IL
probable the amount of expenditures
will be augmented to a total of about
billion two hundred forty million
dollars.
If congress agrees 20 the admins
tration's program for Strengthening
the army and navy II will be obliged
to provide for additional revenue leg
islation or the executive branch Of
the government must issue bonds,
Receipts Are Small.
Although no estimate Of receipts
for the fiscal year beginning July 1,
1916, In which the increased oXpcn-
dltures will take effect, has been made
by Secretary McAdoo, officials now
are convinced they cannot count upon
more than $3.50, 900 for the II
months, and some believe the total
income will not go over seven hun
dred million dollars.
Congress is to be asked to pass two
revenue measures early in the com
ing session. one extending the emerg-
ency war tax, which expires Decem-
Der q, next and the other pTOvid-
ing fer retention Of the present duty
on sugar beyond next May, when II
would go on the free list. Passage
OF these measures, however. would
not increase the present revenues.
Continued on Page Two.)
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t..-t o.. o..
bohlD mas been dropped upon lI
or Wneh we urop me n"Ihp on
the LONDON docks or adjoining
store houses ana Sc" n's' nuFsl
INT" hrlEhl llanes' we know mat
we are accomplishing something
we cruise normally at great
helEhI put WIN s"oa glasses
we can see thlnGs very. pIhlhly'
tlcularly Tor one VINO mas not Hls-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15


though the EHla Loyalty L" h'I
lover caused murh comment u"I-
ing the lriaL expressions "l ll'.
pdlh\ not lniI'IuruIS l"IIh
coming from other members 1l
her sex, there were comparatively
ieW among the courtroom sP'rl'
tors VINO were not convinced oi
the gmlt OF the defendant ana
surprised ana NrN'd M the Ner-
dict
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15
Bryan and Wilson Severely
Criticized for the Cit
izen Soldiery Idea.
NOT TOO BIG TO FIGHT
Opposed to Large Standing
Army But Improved
Navy Is a Need.

DAVENPORT Iowa, oct. IA. -
- Condemnation of the utterances
of President Wilson and William j.
Bryan regarding citizen soldiery and
nCnresistance and Of the La Toilette
seaman's act as tending to prevent
creation of a merchant marine auXil-
iary Of the navy, was uttered here
tonight by Henry d. EstabrOok, a
New York attorney, at the banquet
of the Midwest conference on pre-
pGTedness.
while other nations have been
preparing for aggression, we have not
made ready even for Defense he
said.
Shall we continue to listen to a
wandering voice as imbecile as our
condition? When this voice was re-
cCItly removed from the counsels of
our government we thought, good
easy souls, we had gotten rid of 1t.
And yet | would heartily advocate
(Continupd on Page TWO.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15
NTeXIcans Are Indicted.

Ell PASO, oct. 1.-THE federal
grand jury today returned indictments
against Ricardo Aguillar and II COM
panions. all Mexicans. charged with
setting on foot a military expedition
within the territory Of the United
States to be carried on against a peo-
pie with whom the United States Is at
peace. The Indictment names Aguillar
as the leader of the expedition which
failed when It's rifles and provisions
we're discovered recently by govern
ment agents on a ranch east OF FL
Psso and close to the Mexican border.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15
is OPPOSED TO ARBITRATION.
Strikes and DOckouts Should he Dis
placed by Business-Iike Council.

JOLIET. Ill. Oct. 14-Willlam b.
Wilson, secretary Of labor. declared
himself an opponent of compulsory
arbitration Of disputes between capt.
tai and labor in an address today be-
fore the Illinois Bankers association
IF an employer Is compelled to
operate his plant" the secretary said
"even though the award would mean
the operation at loss II would only
be a question Of time until his entire
capital would be absorbed. If an
employe Is compelled to work against
his will and on terms unsatisfactory
to him, II would be species of COM
pulsion contrary TO the spirit OF our
institutions"
Mr.. Wilson also announced himself
as an unbeliever in the strike and
lockout. advocating in their stead a
business-liIe council Of interested
parties.
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CONTINUED on Page Two.)
Mrs. Gait Gives Dinner.

WASHINGTON, oct. 14.-Presi-
dent Wilson and Col. Il. NJ House,
lis friend and political adviser, were
at dinner tonight by Mrs.
Norman Gait, Mr.. Wilson's fiance,
and her mother, Mrs w. II. Boiling
The arrival here OF Colonel House
revived reports that he would be the
presidents best man at the wedding,
hut at the White House 1t was said no
definite arrangements had been made.
Announcement Of the time and place
of the ceremony is expected in the
near future.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15
Inevitable Difference

My husbanVs Ideas and mine are
30 different" sighed the young WON
an. Well" replied her mother.
thoughtfully, "the IDEAS OF men and
women are bOund>to differ A wom-
an can't see the sense In a box Of
cigars that nobody can wear, and a
ian has no respect for a new hat
tsst you can't smoke"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15
THE NET INCOME DOUBLES UP
Western Union Makes Twice as Much
as One Year Previous.

NEW YORK. oct. 1.-THE Western
Union Telegraph companys net IN
come for the nine months ending Sep
tember 30, according 90 its quarterly
report issued today. is double the net
income for the same period in 1914.
The total revenues for the nino
months ending September 80 were
$37.653,i22 as compared with S35,.
4S6,65 for the same period In 1914.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15

LONDON, OCT. I4.-IS.lO p. y
A dispatch 10 the Exchange Tele.
graph company from Zurich. Switz-
erland. says:
service and Is holding up all food
stuffs consigned to Rumania over
German railways until the attitude
Of Rumania toward the central pow-
crs becomes more clearly defined"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15
Carranzistas Occupy Guaymas.

SAN DIEGO, oct 14-Carranza
forces occupied Guaymas and EN-
paine Wednesday following the
evacuation of the two towns by the
Villa troops Tuesday, according to
adyices received by the cruiser San
Diego now en- route from this port to
Guaymas.
Carranza's troops now control ev-
cry port on the west coast Of Mexico
except Ensenada, a town in Lower
California held by Niila.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15
KILLS WIFE, SISTER
AND THEN HIMSELF

ST. HELENs, Ore, oct. 14.-After
shooting and instantly killing his di-
vorced wife and her sister, Mrs. 5. Nj.
Todd, here today, w. L. Stout set fire
to his house and held off City Mar
shall l.. j. Chittim. by firing three
shots at him. Stout then with his last
shot killed himself.
Accompanied by the marshal the
two women had gone to Stout's home
to make a division Of furniture.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15
Bulgaria to Protest.

LONDON, Oct. IA Reuter- dis
patch from Sofia says.
"It is officially announced that Bull
garia will protest to the legations of
the neutral stateG against the viola
ton Of Bulgarian territory by Serb
ian troops.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15
King Zeppelin Pilot Tells of Flying
Over London in Darkness to Pick Out
Forts and Warships for Destruction

''We Cruise at Great Heights and With Good Glasses
Can See Things Very Plainly; On One Visit De-
stroyed BattIeship on the Thames; Fort Also Was
Wrecked by Germans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15
Killed and IA In
jurcd in Night Aerial
Attack by Germans.
FIRE LOSSES HEAVY
"Wc Must RetaIiate for
This COld-Blooded Butch
cry in Dead Of Night"

r ONDON, oct 14.-Fifty-five per-
u sons were killed and ma injured
by the bombs dropped by the Zeppe-
Inns which raided London Wednes-
day night. Fourteen Of the killed
ond thirteen Of the wounded wero
soldiers. The remainder were civil
ians--men, women and children, ac-
COrdlng 10 the British home office.
The English people are greatly
wrought up over the attack and are
demanding rcprisals
Berlin says of this raid-thc most
serious made so far as casualties are
concerned-that in addition to the
London docks, the town Of WoOlwich.
where the great British arsenal is sit
uatcd, and the W1tcrworks at Hamp-
ton were heavily bOmbardcd, and that
great fires resulted
LONDON. oct I4.-S15 p. mJ-
The proposal Of replying to German
alr raids by bombing his sleeping
towns as he bombs ours" received an
enthusiastic endorsement at mass
meeting held today In the great hall
OF the Cannon Street hotel i'm the
financial district Of London.
Lord WIIOughby DE Broke and
William JOyuson-llicks. member Of
parliament, were the principal
speakers.
we have come here" said Lord
WillOughby be Broke. ITO urge upon
the government that they have got to
take steps To- stop the kind of a
thing that happened last night. The
only way to do it is TO treat them as
they treat us. otherwise thoy will
continue In their policy while we sit
still and suffer and become the
aughingstock Of Europe"
Mr. JOynsou Hicks made a demand
for reprisals which was cOuched In
more lurid language:
Let the kaiser be made 10 realize
what it means for his own people to
be subjected. as we have been subs
jected to cold -blOoded butchery I'm the
dead Of night and there will be a de-
mand from one end of Germany 10 the
other 10 stop the butchery In England
in order that they themselves may be
safe" he said.
I'VE must be prepared TO send two
hundred machines at the very least
circling over Cologne, Coburg and
other German towns in order that the
Germans may be made 10 realize the
destruction they wrought last night
and on other nights in our midst"
The resolutions passed at the meet
ing call upon the government TO adopt
a systematic policy OF reprisal "as the
only effective method OF putting a stop
to Zeppelin raids on London and
other towns"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15
War on Serbia.

ATHENS, Oct. IA p. ND
CVia Paris, II p m)-The Bulgarian
minister at noon today notified the
Greek government that Bulgaria at
o'clock this morning declared war
on Serbia, because a Serbian column
had attacked the Bulgarlans near
Kostendil southwest OF Bulgarla) J.
killing seventy men and woundlng
five hundred.
Advices received in diplomatic cir
cles here are that German skilled
workmen have arrived at Varna, Bull
gnria's chief Black sea port, from
Constantinople to assemble sub
marines which have been sent there
I'm sections.
Windisc Graetz. the Austrian prince,
and his staff have arrived at Sofia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15
"TnstilIs Into the Hearts Of
People True Respect
and Love for God"
DEPLOREs ATROCITIES
Not a Nation, Regardless of
Size, That Fears the
United States.

-TIEpUr ig Dnt q nation no matter
III ~. u,o rooo
no" i"' s' VI -,
Of the globe i'at le"rS '"' I,''''
States. Not even niue M'AI'" 7'''''' .
with fear at the sound of the name.
This v,oe ora of the startling dcclura-
A.. pa,.,ro,d yyiui,r ~
uohS Oh the ''.' -.
Oldham, secretary or the Fore'Eh
Missionary society before the dele
rates to the tweuty-fourth annual
conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
Reverend Oldham's great lecture Of
Yesterday afternoon was easily the
feature Of the fourth day of the great
conference and a large crowd listened
9ttcntiyelv to his every word. He
was born in India and is the son Of
n British army officer He received
his early education here and has de-
voted his life to the carrying Of the
gospeI into foreign lands
lie declared that the great war
which has engulfcd nearly all Of
Europe has turned the tide Of scnu-
mont toward the throne. He said:
81 nave been i'm many Of the coun-
tries now at war since the fighting
hccan and the people are ycarning for
the time when they can throw Off the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15

THE WEATHER REPORT

FORECAST - oklahoma. Partly
r.nHd} Friday probably showers
i. LISA. Oct l4-Thp temperature.
Maximum ~ minimum 80 south
winds and clear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-15

This has caused some dlssatlsiac-
tlon i'm Sweden and 1t Is charged Two
steamers were sunk Vlthln SWedish
territorial waters But the Brltsh
assert thev have been studlously OBJ
serying international laws and have
been sinking only German steamers.
Evening journal., 1915-01-07
council TO NAME
Vaccine Physicians
May Also Increase Salaries
of the Officials This
Year
MUCH WORK IN
THREE OF DISTRICTS

Council at its session this evening will
elect the four city vaccine physicians,
who are to serve the ensuing year There
viii po one change, according to the
slate arranged at a caucus last night.
This viii be in the Fourth district. Dr.
D. Allen lenhin. OF No 222S Market
street, having failed TO be reelected, Dr..
George Il. Foulke. who had been city
vaccine ia the First district was select
ed 20 iill the position held by DR.. Jen-
kim The physician in the Firss dis
trict viii be DR.. Henry n. Willis and
those ia the Second and Third districts
viii be- Drs. P a. NJ. Rovitti and Henry
NJ. First. Both of these physicians
have served one term in the Office
AT the caucus last evening IL was
learned that. with the report of one
district missing, the total number Of
children vaccinated here by the city
physicians last year was 1.O19. OF
this number DR.. Henry N. First led
the list with 463. The reports by dis
tiicts follow:
First, 25G; Second, 800; Third. 46S;
Fourth. missing
The city vaccine physicians receive
800 a year each for this work, and
while no request has been made for
an increase by any OF the physicians.
several members of Council last
night expressed a willingness TO in
crease the salary. The amount now
allowed the physicians. 10 vas claim
ed. was the same as that paid when
the population of the city was but
10000
Evening journal., 1915-01-07
salvation ARMY
HAS some JOBS
Will Pay SIS a Week TO
Best of the Paper
BailerS
ROOM AND BOARD
FOR OTHER WORKERS

Seriousness Of the condition caus-
ed by the present Industrial depres-
sion was brought out today by the
statement OF j. E. Delight, superin-
tendent of the Sunday Breakfast Mis-
sion, who points to the rapidly in
creasing number of iobless men com
ing to the mission for food
90 me majority of the men we aid are
worthy" Mr. Delight said "1hey are
willing to work, in fact, appear anxious
TO take any job giving honest employ
Inent no matter how small the wage.
| had about dozen working on the
wood pile several days ago when ! re-
oeiyed word that the Salvation Army
industrial store wanted a couple OF men.
The army pays so cents a week and
gives room and board to workers.
Everyone of the men wanted the place.
Ensign George Phillips, in charge
OF the Salvation Army store, said he
had placed three men to work this
week Those who work on the outside
gathering waste paper are given from
s. TO 81 a week, and room and board.
while those employed in baling paper
receive the room, meals and fifty
cents a week.
Evening journal., 1915-01-07
Teams after MEMBERS
FOR eden LODGE

Eden Lodge, No. "a, l. O. O. F.'s mem.
bership committee held an important
meeting last evening and organized for
the lodges's coming class night as fol-
lows; Ernest c. Parks, chairman; Ar
thur r. Hudson, secretary and William
Taylor, assistant secretary. There will
be twelve teams, the captains being: IL.
w. Chairs, w. j.. Beatty, w. c. Press,
Howard Ward Abram Bach-ach, Horace
Weaver, Homer Day, John Moore, 5. i.
Jackson, J. Willard Reed, Marshall
Yeatman, c. ]. Moore. The lodge ros eli
will be divided among the above cap
tains
1t was decided to have the initiatory
degree conferred on the class on Thurs
day, February II.
1t is also the idea OF the committee
to issue booklet, describing Odd Eel
lowship and the value derived from che
order.
Evening journal., 1915-01-07
TURKS ANNIHILATED
BY RUSSIAN Guns
BY The United Press.
pUTROCRAn Ian


PETROGRAD. Jan. With all az
gressiye operations in Southern Pol
and checked by unprecedented wei
weather, which has made ii impossible
for the combatants to move their guns
or transport, the theatre of action has
been shiTied 10 the north. a new Rus
sian army has taken the offensive
against Mlawa on the East Prussian
front, and is moving steadily against
that town. The Germans have heav-
lily reinforced their lines here and IL
will probably be a couple Of days be-
fore this offensive materialiZes into
real fighting. In the preliminary
skirminshing a number Of outpost po-
sitiOns have been taken by the Rus
slams.
The Turkish rout in the Caucasus
continues. The fleeing enemy is report
ed TO be abandoning his supplies and his
regiments are now said to be- little more
than disorganized mobs vainly fleeing
for places of safety. The Turks were
lurcd into trap. Poorly equipped, they
were led to believe that they had de-
fcated the Russian advance guard ana
the latter skilfully fell back on the
main Russians, the Turks following
them. Finally the Russian infantry
withdrew and the Turks found them
selves confronted with strongly en-
trenched positions heavily armed with
artillery, Before they could withdraw
they were met with an annihilating fire,
while at the same time the Russian re-
serve infantry and cavalry We're hurled
on their flank.