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Villa on Way North Aoain

WASHINGTON, Dec 28-Advices have been received here to the effect that General Villas forces are evacuatlng Mexico City and going north to prevent Torreon Chi huahua and Juarez from falling into the hands of General Carranza
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APPALLING RESTITUTION
 PREVAILS IN ENGLAND

LONDON, Dec. 31-Want and misery are rampant in this city, Beautiful girls are reported to be selling themselves into white slavery in order to gain food and clothing All factories have been closed on account of lack of coal
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COMPTROLLER DESIRES
 IMPORTANT CHANGES IN LAW

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The annual report of the comptroller of the currency, lust laid before congress, recommends many important changes in the banking laws. These recommendations include a propo>i- ton to compel directors of national banks to assume more direct control It Is also proposed to limit bank deposits to ten times the combined capital and surplus.
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WILD REVELS MARK
 PASSING OF SALOON

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 1.-Crepe hangs on the doors of hundreds of saloons throughout Arizona today. The prohibition law went into effect at midnight last night, and wild scenes were enacted as the closing hour approached
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UNITED STATES PROTESTS
 AGAINST RESTRICTIONS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The govern ment has sent 8 long note to Great Britain insisting on change in the treatment ac- corded to American commerce by vessels of the British navy. Continual complaints have been received from shipping concerns of the stoppage and detention of American hsips, even where no contraband of war had heen found
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FORMER CONGRESSMAN DEAD

BERKELEY, Cal, Dec 31-Duncan F. Mckinley, former Republican representative in congress from this state from 1905 to 1911, died here yesterday as the result of a stroke of apoplexy. MT. Mckinley was native of Ontario, Canada, and was 52 years of age
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CHRISTMAS IN ENGLAND

LONDON. Dec 25-The attempt today
 LONDON, Dec, 25.-The attempt 10 revival of the old-time Christmas in "Merrle England" was very successful. The royal family spent the day at Sandringham, after seeing the wounded in the hospitals taken care of
 King Albert of Belgium spent the day at Folkestone as the guest of Lord and I adv Eur7on
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ISLAND OF SAKHALIN
 CEDED TO JAPANESE

WASHINGTON, Dec 26-It has become known here that Russia has ceded the island of Sakhalin to the Japanese in return for heavy guns.
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JAPANESE DENY REPORT
 OF TROOPS JOINING ALLIES

TOXIC, Dec. 3l.-The foreign office de nies the reports that troops have been landed at Vladivostok, en route to join the forces of the allies in France and Belgium
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BUNNELL
 A JUJI)G]ll|:;; }; l;

WASHINGTON, Dec 29-The nomina- ton of Charles E. Bunnell of Valdez to be United States district judge for the Fourth judicial division of Alaska was sent to the senate today by President Wilson. The ap- pointment is to fill the vacancy caused by the recent resignation of Judge Frederick E. Fuller
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eneb fighting today believed that holiday per fected about
 Belgium
 French Advance on Entire Front PARIS 25The French have advanced their lines along prac ca the entire 250ne front It reported that the trenches of northwest Mens have been taken and being held
 French Soldiers Receive Christmas Gifts Every the French line bottle of cham today together with tobacco and deca honor of Christmas day.
 Fogs Interfere With Operations PARIS 26Heavy fogs interfering with the operations in Flanders
 Terrific Battle in the Vosges PARIS Dec 2A terrific battle between the French and Germans is raging the Voges front.
 Germans Win French Trenches The French trenches 0 the Germans Ypres.
 Storms Stop Battles LONDON 29Violent temporarily stopped opera battlehelGs of and Belgium.
 Allies Making Slow Progress PARIS Dec 30The allies the battle line French rtory making slow progress
 Furious Fighting on French Right PARIS Dec 31ncreasng fury marks the fighting between the French right and with the Germans upper Asace the Stenbaugh announced
 LuI in Fighting PARIS 1There Hull the fighting Flanders and also in northern France.
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ALASKA PIONEER DEAD

SEATTLE, Dec 25-Andrew Beathon discoverer of the famous copper mine at Latouche island, Alaska, died yesterday in Los Angeles
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CRUISER NORTH CAROLINA
 MAY LOMBARD TURKS

WASHINGTON, Dec 2S.-An advance has been made by the Turkish troops in Tripoll against the sailors of the United States cruiser North Carolina, who had been landed to protect American interests. The commander of the American cruiser has threatened to lombard the city as g result.
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Italian Cruiser to Cooperate

ROME, Dec 2S.-The Italian cruiser Ca labria has been sent to Tripoli to assist the necessity arise, in connection with the de parture of Europeans
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ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN DEAD

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28.-Patrick w Riordan, second Catholic archbishop of San Francisco died here yesterday at the age of 73
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SAN DIEGO FAIR OPENED

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 31.-The San Diego Panama exposition opens here at midnight. Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo has ar rived to oficiate for President Wilson.
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Tennessee Transports Refugees

States cruiser Tennessee reports to the navy department that she is transporting several hundred refugees from Jaffa, Syria, to Alexandria, Egypt
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THE MEXICAN SITUATION

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 28.-Provisional President Gutierrez has issued a circular or dering the army generals to cease all sum mary executions.
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DARING AVIAT'0RS

WASHINGTON Dec today that the first railroad Alaska romP tage or euad dnorhwa 70
 Is just competn to probably will be asked to $5OOOOO fo
 Location o the IS o d Kn Cook inlet and probably axy6 miles due north of Seward This b a 
 Kenap omat k n mark t nlo pomt IS
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MORE PARDONS BY BLEASE

COLUMBIA, s. C., Dec 31.-Fifty-fve New Year pardons have been granted by Governor Blease
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KAISER'S GREETING TO ARMY

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-The kaiser in New Years address bids his armies fight hard, and ascribes the many brilliant victories achieved to their work alone.
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Opened With Unioue Ceremony

SAN DIEGO, Jan. With a unluue ceremony, never before equaled for brevity, the exposition opened here today.
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You can beat a drum, but you can't my prices Wm Taylor, Flat
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CITY OFFICIALS JAILED
 FOR ELECTION FRAUDS

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec 2S-Mayor Roberts of this city, topether with one hundred other persons have been arrested and jailed, and are now held under heavy bonds on the charge of election frauds al- legged to have been perpetrated at the gen eral election on November 3 last
 City Affairs at StandstiII
 TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec 29.-Cty af- fairs are at standstill on account of the fact that many of the city officials are in jail, accused of election frauds
 Mayor Released on Bail
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec 29-Mayor Roberts of Terre Haute has been released on bail
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Recently Ran for Delegate

Recently Ran for Delegate
 Charles E. Bunnell was recently candi- date for delegate in congress from Alaska, being defeated by James Wickersham. He is lawyer, but is said he has not practiced extensively He has been a resident of the territory for the past ten years.
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ANOTHER BRITISH BATTLESHlP SUNK

LONDON, Jan. The British batteship Formidable was sunk in the English Channel yesterday It uncertain whether she struck mine was torpedoed by sub marine. Seveny-one survivors were rescued. It IS reported that large unidentified steamship wa hit by mire in the North and sunk.
 Wreckase washed ashore indicates that another wal vessel has been wrecked at Port Cawl Wales.
 Turkish Fleet Sinks Russian Battleship CONSTNTINOPLE, Dec. 28Th Ottoman fleet after cruise 1T Black has returned here undamagd after sinking the Russian baeship lostlau and several minelaying vessels.
 Word of Sea Battle Awaited LONDN Dec 26Advces of the reported engagement off Val parao eagerly here believed that the British Newcastle has encountered the German Dresden.
 Looking for Big Naval Operations LONIDN Dec 2Ie belief is gaining ground here that the British fleet is Eeparng for great strike
 Austrian Dreadnaught Damaged LONON Dec 3A French submarine succeeded orpedong the dadnaugh Vbu Una Pa The hull of the pierced she succeeded in making her dock
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Bloody Battles Along Bzur PETROGRAD Dec 25Bloody battles along the banks of the Bzur
 Russians on the Offensive in Caucasus PETROGRAD Dec 25Fghting proceeding in the Caucasus the Russians taking the offensive
 Russian Repulse VIENNA Dec 26:Fghng continued yesterday and today along The Russians have been repused Magrag
 Germans Driven Back PETROGRAD 26The have launched attack after the Russians the Bz and Wara but have been 
 Austrians Sustain Heavy Losses PETROGRAD Official made here that the Gaa heavy The the defensive between tn Vua and Pca rivers and pursuit has resulted the Reorganization of the retreang Germans
 Germans Checked in Poland PETROGRAD Dec 3OThe Russian forces holding the Germans n check n Poland.
 Berlin Admits Defeat of Austrians BERLIN Dec 30It admitted here that the Autns have tained fighu defeat in Galica and in full
 Austrian and German Forces Split the invasion of Poland and have split the kers offensive which Is still being pushed south Poland southwest of Warsaw
 IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM
 Combatants Exchange Christmas Gifts THE HAGUE Dec 2n spite of dispatches claiming that there has
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Fres} Olympia Oysters, for cocktails, s2 can. Iditarod Meat Co.
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Taken by Surprise

LONDON, Dec 3O.-At today's cabinet meeting President Wilson's protest against the restrictions placed upon American com ,merce by the British navy was discussed Today the matter holds first place in pub lie attention as this was the first lntlma- tion that the British people had that frlc- ton existed in the matter.
 Considering Protest
 LONDON, Dec 31-The cabinet is talk ing time to consider the American protest against restrictions on commerce.
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Job Printing at Pioneer office.
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JAPANS PARLIAMENT ENDS

TOKIO Dec 25-The imperial diet was dissolved yesterday.
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THE EASTERN BATTLE FRONT
Peace Rumors Again

tdtS NullIUIs Hyd3H PAYS Dec 25t reported that the Austro Hungarian govern made independent for the allies through Niennbankers.
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he cold wave which has been general th,ughout the eastern portion of the Uted States has been broken.
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l. hes Wickersham, delegate from Alaska insongress, has called meeting of all the mnbers of congress from Washington, Or em and California to discuss the question ofneeded appropriations for Alaska The cdference will be held Friday morning
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IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM
 Combatants Exchange Christmas Gifts HAGUE, Dec 25-In spite of dispatches claiming tn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
Two Bands Are
Hired for the
Glorious Week
FAIR ASSOCIATION WILL HAVE
FOREST REES FOR DIRECTOR;
\. ID. YOUNG TO FURNISH
MUSIC FOR ALL DURBAR
EVENTS.

Two Tulsan bands will furnish the
local end of the music for the Third
Annual Durbar and Free Tulsa County
fair the week Of September 13, the
directors of both organizations having
contracted for the music last night.
Forest Rces, director of Akdar
Shrine band will furnish the band for
the fair. In addition to playing at
the fairgrounds every afternoon dur
ing the week except Saturday this
band will participate in all the day
light parudcs of Durbar week, through
the courtesy Of the fair association.
The Durbar executive committee
contracted with a. ID. Young for the
official Durbar band. This organiza-
tion will take part in all parades, the
coronation exercises at convention
hall, and play at the opcn-air ball
room each night.
MCssrs. Rccs and Young will select
their respective bands from the mem
bCrship Of the local musicians union
Several out -Of-town bands will be
here during the week. Three 25-piece
organizations will participate in the
band contest to be held at the fair
grounds on Wednesday afternoon,
Sept 10. The prizes for this affair
will aggregate $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
Entries Closed Last Night
With That Number ON
the Roll.
PREPARING GROUNDS
Contest for the Biggest
Load of Humanity Caus-
ing Interest.

with the close Of entries for the
better babies contest to be held in
conjunction with the free Tulsa
county fair, September 1917, last
night, there were 14l youngsters on
The roll whose parents consider them
Of the perfect variety. Therefore,
there will be 141 babies for the
judges to examine, which means at
least two DAYS work, as judging
babies is no trivial job.
The number of entries surpassed
the expectations Of everybody asso-
ciatcd with the contest Last Tues
day there were l2l entered. The ad-
uiUOnal twenty came in yesterday
That the baby contest will be one Of
the big features of the fair is Ger
tainty, as inquiries pertaining to 1t
have been made from all over the
country About Onc-third # the cN-
hibits will come from the rural dis
tricts.
Additional workmen were at the
fairgrounds yesterday and even more
are expected today. They We're en-
gagged at all kinds Of work. but prn-
cipally building booths for exhibits in
the various pavilions. Electricians
also are busy and their work is eX-
pected to be finished this week, after
which the decorators will get busy
Imposing Decorations.
Decorations Of the fairgrounds are
expected to surpass anything of the
kind ever attempted here. There will
be miles and miles of bunting of the
national colors, hundreds Of flags and
thousands Of COlored electric bulbs
Bright colors will be everywhere and
greatly relieve the severe architecture
Of most Of the buildings.
Women also are conspicuous at the
fairgrounds nowadays, Their exhibits
are to be numerous and of better
quality than ever before, and the
building set aside for them will be
beautifully decorated. It is the in
tpnUon of the women to attend to
their own decoration scheme. They
have ideas of their own when it
comes to draperies, ana the men have
wisely decided to leave them to
themselves.
The farmer who viii, bring the big
gest load of fair visitors to the city
is still conjcctural There are hun
drcds who have lined up for this
unique contest and it is expected
there will be many large loads of hu-
nanlN dumped at Ine ldlIBIOuuuS.
There are farm wagons in Tulsa
county which are noted for the ample
loads they will carry, but on this oc-
casion it is expected even they will
surpass themselves. Automobiles will
be consigned to the discard in this
contest There is no automobile truck
Icreabouts which will haul as many
persons as can be Crammed into a
farm wagon. Another thing, auto
mobiles arc barred, for the reason
that the directors are anxious to give
an farmers a chance, and there are
few who have not yet bought their
machines.
Everything will be ready for the
opening day There positively viii, be
no delay and all the exhibits are eX-
pcctcd to be In position the morning
Of the thirteenth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
ROOT AGAIN PLEADS
FOR PUBLIC HONESTY

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 1.-Euhu
Root aga.n took the floor in the con
stitutCnal convention today and
pleaded that the working of the leg
is,ature be brought from the dark by
the establishment Of printed recuri
of each, days proceedings similar tu
the congressional record. His pro-
posal, which would provide for a
record was advanced to the order Of
fna, l,ssage.
Mr. Root dcG ared that since the
c.nycntiOn had seen tit TO require the
governor to exercise his veto pOy.r
publicly the actions of thu legislature
IN approving and killing measures also
sluulG have the fullest publicity.
we ought TO dignity the lcgislt.Wo
of the state ne continued. we
ought TO seek to- make it respected
and houored. We ought to treat ii
as being worthy Of attention by
people Of the state"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
MEN BURSTING INTO BLOOM
strange Sights on the Streets OF
Chicago.

Ctr,r,o and ,prnrnue f,oWors are
,.,,3Jl,Ii,, ,i,,r,i7,,r IL, Tho etonv oar
3,,li oi,,, at.aats
ue1IS lri,,'I oi int o,'y a,I US ro oor,ine.
, iIet "uSrii'IS rl, ~, naIn I,aJl ,,Iondor linen
uoW' 70 ,,,,i, MUrN ~ oIptIn,r" p'II are taikin@
aus ,.ui, IN r'"V ~ t53tch thoir hat hands
va lrd' pi p,''i,' ooi'tio., ,,.jth tb"ir u,his-
i.i'u i.l., Wa, ~ srimarb bannens 70
He'S. ',r" .i ,.,,id NIascn-
i;,o ,,isiors , f., nIrnIn rirlled ont with
,'iIV ,il,n ~ dCts a,.o Zoo cNmnon
u"VW ti,,,, rO,,r,' o'.o,,I,o to Lc noticed
o' nv, rili,li ,rootion 81 tha heroic
lo L. 'oi',9 . 81 a,.,,osi,,' its usr,Iiv
srN ..,,.,, ,il'S I ,.li,,tiro hdan,,s annie
Tl's ,'D,', 'ti'" I pn,ij Lii nf Rvrnnic
Dcr" ecu ,tC -, ta,,,sto, l., ,,eai-
I'm iol'',i l,o T.,,I Ia,,l,,,ot
ing Coi S.So r,io,. o,,,os o. busa
Atou"u 'le C3,1 CT',IJi i.l,i,7.
,ouIlns Vat a. tp t'Ut, ,c.n otbicti' youths
,' - ,... 80, ..,,,., o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
japanese Economy.

Among the japanese economy is
held too be a high virtue. Two old
misers of Toxic were one day dis
cussing ways and means of saving.
81 manage to make a fan last about
twenty years" said one, 'and this is
my system. | don't wastefully open
the whole fan and wave it carelessly.
open only one. section at a time.
That is good for about year. Ihen
| omen the next. and so on until the
fan is eventually used up"
Twenty years for a good fam eX-
claimed the other. what a sinfu, eX-
travagance, In my family, we use a
fan for two or three generations, and
this is how we do it: We open the
whole fan, but we don't wear it out
by waving it. Oh, no! We hold it
still, like this. under our nose, and
wave our facen EverybOdy's.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
MUCH GOLD BEING
IMPORTED TO U. S.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Gold to
the amount of $37,6O7,0OO was i'm
ported into the United States in the
first twenty days of August, while ex-
ports were only S1,57S,OOO, according
to figures announced today by the
federal reserve board. Both exports
and imports were mostly in United
States coin. The largest shipment of
the period was an importation of
S21.O1G.OOO in the week ending
August 13 from English bankers to
strengthen credit in the United States.
A big shipment last week for the
same purpose was not included in the
report.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
SCHOOL
CONDITIONS BAD?


Special TO Tho world,
OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. IA
committee Of members of the state
board Of education, composed OF Davis
Hail, Dr. +. b. Fite and j. G.. Rails,
will for an indefinite time have charge
Of the colored a. & NJ. school at
Langston since the resignation Of
President Inman E. Page, who for
II years conducted the school. The
committee will go Immediately to tho
school and make an Investigation Of
ConditlOns there. Some stories of a
detrimental nature have been told
about the school and it will be ascer-
talncd if possible who is to blame. The
school had borne very creditable
reputation, classed as one Of the very
best OF the kind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
FIGHTERS GAIN ON
OREGON FOREST FIRE

PORTLAND,o Oregon. Sept. l.
owing to more favorable weather
conditions the forest fire stuatou IN
Oregon today showed Improvement.
Lower temperatures. some precipita-
ton and an absence OF wind were
aiding fire-fighters. South Of Mount
Hood an extensive area was still
ablaze and a large force of men was
combating IL. Several smaller con-
tlagrations In the same district were
being confined 10 given areas.
In Union and Wallowa counties
numerous fires were still burning.
Fires IN other parts OF the state are
reported under control
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
TILLMAN COUNTY HAS
EXCELLENT OUTLOOK
specia. TO The Mnrld

Specia. TO The World
FREDERICK, Sept. Splendid
crops in Ti.lman county this year
have brought old-time values to the
farm lands, and farmers in the vi
cinity Of Frederick, VINO two years
ago were on the verge of selling out
at reduced figure and moving away,
have changed their minds and now
don't care to sell or have raised the
price of their farm lands. Farms
which a few years ago were pur-
chased for $4,000 to $4,000 and then
dropped down 20 less than half that.
have been sold recently for from
$4,000 to $4,000 With the exception
Of slight damage 10y wet weather and
hail the crops in Tilman county this
year have been practically perfect.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
FIRST COTTON BALE
IN GOOD CONDITION


Special to The World
ARDMORE, Sept, $50 far as
known the first bale of cotton of the
present seasons crop was brought to
this.city by Lee simmons. The quality
of the product is first-class The yield
i'm oklahoma this year will be far be
low that of last year, but it is be-
lieyed the price will be better Sim
mons bale was sold at the usual first
merchants The bulk Of the cotton
crop i'm Carter county will be thirty
days late this season, but the quality
promises to be good.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
Big Texas Ranch Sells.

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 1.-The Hart
ranch Of 1900 acres owned by d.
Hart Of San Antonio and located in
Terrell and Nalvcrde counties, was
sold today for S35O,OOO to Sidney
Webb of Clay county and Lee Russell
of Fort Worth. The new owners plan
to stock the reservation with ten thou
sand head OF cattln
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03

NEW YORK, Sent. Tom Cowler
of England defeated Jack Hemple of
san Francisco in the third round Of
referee stopping the fight to save
Hemple from a knockout Cowler
weighed 211 pounds and Hemple 1856.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
Dycr Heads spanish Vets.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. IT. c.
Dyer of st. Louis. former post
department commander of the organ
ization in Missouri, was unanimously
elected commander-in-c chief of the
Spanish American war veterans in an
nual convention here today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
Spirttualists TO Meet.

NpttIaT 70 Inc WUTId.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept 1.-The
State Spiritualist association will hold
its annual meeting in this city Septem-
Der I. 8 and 9. and local members Of
the organization expect a record
breaking attendance. Speakers Of
more than state prominence have been
engaged to address the members.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
Knrnl Cnrrlcr Named.

G.. 10. Peoples ,hase been named as
rural carrier on route 80. 2, running
out of Muskogee, succeeding Thomas
J. Dent,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-03
Gnnscnccl, Bond Rontc slart,.

Services ON tte new rural mail route
from Muskugee 10 the Gooseueck Bend
ncighborhood. which was 10 have
commenced August !, but which was
postponed because sufficient NUM-
Der of boxes had not been installed
along the route, began operations
AN.Lm.-I.N.
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II is expected that Indian Come
1t isc expected that Indian Com
missioner Sells. who has been on a
tour Of inspection Of western Indian
will return TO Washing
'on about September 4, and that work