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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-31
NEGRO MAIL ROBBER
C0NFESSES HIS CRIME

wilmington, Del. Dec 30.-Albert
Johnson one OF the two negroes un-
dc,. arrest charged with rophlne a
registered mail pouch containing ST.
400 0o0 i'm securities ON Christmas
eve, today confessed, according 70
The police
johnson and the other negro were
mail wagon drivers. TheE delivered
two pouches Of mail To a railroad
station and 70 third they took 10 lhtlt
home and cut open, according 10 lhe
police.
Nearly an the s.cuiti, taken from
thr bua were recovered
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-31
SUBMARINE COMMANDER
PUNISHED FOR SINKING
ANCONA WITHOUT FIRST
SEEING PASSENGERS SAFE.
INDEMNITY is PROMISED FOR
LIVES OF AMERICANS LOST
WHEN VESSEL WAS T0RPED0ED

Vienna Places Chief Blame for Tragedy on What Is Claim
ed to Have Been COwardy Action Of Crew in Taking
to Boats and Leaving Frightened People 10 Shift for
Themselves: Declares No Shells Were Fired After Ship
Stopped and That Forty-tNe Minutes Were Given for
All ON Board to Find Safety When There Were Still
Crowds on Deck Running About and Making No Effort
for Safety Officer in Charge of SubmerSbIe Decided to
Submerqe and Send Ship to Bottom and Did So
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

Already this season. twice as many
picnics have been held there than for
an equal period in any other year
The holding Of band concerts there
three times week, on sunday, Tues
day and Thursday nights, has become
thing which already has greatly pop
ulariled Sand Springs park in the
evenings. although the summer con-
ccrts were begun less than two weeks
ago.
Severe Loss I his Year.
This year the PARK suffered a Sc
we're loss through ,he breaking Of tho
dam Of the big lake q month or 81
ago during the heavy rainfall. This
damage, however has been almost
wholly repaired, ana should the raini
continue, the lake will again take on
the airs of seaside resort Whils
bathing and boating weather are IN
order. Dancing i'm the big pavilion IS
given almost nightly the park COM
pany giving free use of the pavilion
and piano and the equipment Of
electric ceiling fans. No more COM
plote playground apparatus for the
little folks or fOr grownups. 70. that
matter, is to be found than at Sand
Springs park, while its swings and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

An exchange lameuts the fact that
one telephone exchange is supposed
to have lost 1925 in time because the
girls said: Number please instead
of just "Number' and remarks that
the extra word caused a number Of
subscribers TO wait at least a second
before they could get the desired con-
rcctiOn. That statement presents q
very remarkable ana unusual tndict-
mcnt against the use Of ordinary
courtesy and pOlitcnesS in our busi-
ness relations and suggests as a pos
sible remedy return to the days OF
tho cave men when all that was said
vas a gIunt of affirmation or mega
ton sometimes without even the sCant
acku WlCdgcment Of a grunt.
1t is just such comments as this
which bring us to the realization OF
the decline in the use Of the little
things which go so far toward max
ing life worth living and the miserable
struggle for bread and a bed worth
keeping up. For the old world has
run around "a great many times since
It was customary, in fact the hallmark
of breeding, for a gentleman to give
his seat i'm the car to "A lady or for a
gentleman to remove his hat i'm tho
pl scnce of ladies whether in the
streets or i'm a conveyance such as
elevators and ON trains. We are not
prepared at this time to discuss the
Qusstion of the effect which the entry
Of women into many ayocations here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
Little Words of Kindness, the Things
That Go to Make Life Worth Living,
Have Been Put on Commercial Basis

toforc moropolized by men has had
upon the changed relations existing
between men and women, as that IA
merely a contributing cause to the
general situation of which We speak.
Heat Produces POlitCDcSS.
Somehow or other they do things
better in the countries close under the
sun. The Italian or the Spaniard or
the inhabitants of the southern por-
tion of the United States and the
uCrtherly countries are born with a
grace of bearing and speech which
makes communion and association with
them something to be ever held in
grateful remembrance. Your high
class Mexican can make a dish OF
friioles as appetiZing as the nectar
which Juno served Jupiter because II
is garnished with the most exquisite
courtesy of gesture and of words. And
in the humble straw -thatched cot
tages down in Costa Rica and Nicara-
qua you are bidden enter the portals
as though you were lettering around
the steps to a throne. 1t is not a
SyCophantiC smirliing sort Of per
functory greeting, but there is tone
something Of timbre in voice which
makes you intuitivcly feel that they
mean it and that you are really and
truly welcome for yourself and for
the entertainment which you afford
And it is equally true that i'm the re-
moter towns and cities all over the
land true courtesy still abounds, that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

hammocks, it's birds and fowls and
the zoo complement. massive shades
and beds Of floWers--coupled 10 the
fact that it is a park for all of the
family-haye made It one Uf the best
known amusement and resting spCts
i'm oklahoma.
Yearly il is visited by thousands OF
persons from tho surrounding
country ana parties from even Ar
kansas. Missouri ana Kansas go there
on picuicking excursions. CClehra-
tions OF the Fourth of July ana other
holidays iu 'he past have taken I'M
meuse crowds to Sand Springs park.
ana It is expected chat b, this ounuec-
tiou the celebration 20 be given there
ON next Monday will hC the banner
Joy day i'm ,he history of the park.
A most magnificent array OF fire
works and display pieces will bc ured
ON Monday night i'm the fireworks
Celchriu1n. while dancing and the
festivities planned sor the days pro-
gram have been equally prepared
for
sand Springs park has become. vir-
tually. phrase for solid comfort and
tie best Kind of q time that is to be
had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

The 200 at sand Springs park Is
now the largest in Oklahoma. 1t was
installed with the opening of the park
about four years ago, and yearly has
been k,epiug pace with all things In
connection with that hustlng town.
For the larger animals Of the zoo
an N0-acre tract of land was enclosed
with "A high fence just TO the west of
the park proper. In it are kept the
deer herd and the elk and buffalo.
Other animals and fowls belonging to
the zoo are kept i'm the park i'm cages
and pens, a considerable area of the
park being devoted to the ZOO
New additions recently imported
from South America include monkeys
and rare birds. Two white cockatoos.
two blue macaws and one red one
Joined the ZOO clan couple Of weeks
ago. \ calltriX, or ring-tail monkey,
was also in the shipment while from
South Africa came two CurasOws,
birds looking somewhat like turkeys.
The finest specimens and i'm great
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

From a rough spot out in the woods
and hills 10 the most beautiful out
ing and recreation park within hun
dreds Of miles, is the success that has
attended Sand Springs park since IT
vas started Just four years ago. 1t
was Just about this time four years
ago that the site was selected and the
first work begun to aid nature in
making the grounds selected moro
beautiful through shrubbery and
flowers and grass cultivation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
Nature and Hand of Man Have Done
Wonders to Make Sand Springs the
Ideal Picnic Ground That 1t Now Is

How thoroughly the planting OF
Sand Springs park at its present loca-
ton proved to be a most splendid
choice Is shown by the increased at
tendance each year since the park
was opened to the public Last year
the Sand Springs line carried but few
less than ono million persons between
Tulsa and Sand Springs and the park,
and this year. according to current
travel, will swell that figure By many
thousands,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

comes glory and honor In other
words. the desire for wisdom is in IT.
self great evidence of wisdom. Let
ia not then forget the true source
"Thc fear of the Lord is the begin
ming OF wisdom.y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
THINE SUNDAY SCImOOIL LESSON
BY BEN NEWsOME


edro and wco, out ,boir r,5i... aud
sfaryc their souls in thr ,ntna,.,,. IN
he hiphly odur.t.5 otI,',rs ,r,,.,.
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keen themselves i'm ihe rn,aii,ht
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ohtginipn tbn control ,,.n,. ,,.,, ,,,d
methods nv,, o., G,n ,,,ir, '1i,'iJ
inr tba rbrrrb I'm n,io,. lie.
their .nassi,r f,r l,,sgi,,, ~ f,nt
"a sin bIt , drt,, to r,gi,o ',,,,,,,,,. r.I,
estIy i'm tbe feay nf C,nd T., igE ar,,
ions nri,.iI..o 4, nI,t.tn ..,.,., 75,,
cation If ,,.. o,re.,,..,t, .,,,,. .I,iIi,,, A.,
tbo aIor. ~ Goa ana ,bn ha,,,r,5,,, ,,,,t
nf mankind n is mar ,,,,n,,,, A.
,rbia,,a f.,,o ana ,.,., 20 @
ai,irg ,,r r.rl',,,,,,,',, ,.,l,,, ,.',.,,t,',.,,
For thoir e.tinatinr ana ,'.,,,,.t prt
Tho I,n,,noto nf tn, ,,,.,,,.. ,I,.,r.,,.t.,. ~.
IA. tho lirocti,, li ,,itt;,.
whether hc ls,,ir,s IN l,,,o,I,in', tt,,t
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m. so,retti,g maj ,',ir ,,.i.g i,i,, ~,
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Ir,t mat bo ml,ht ,tabtnn,,sI,. snr,,o
,eho,.,b and NO ,a,i1r Sn,,.il,a ,.,
The key to greatness: selrlshness is the
badge of IittIoness lyitbont his de-
sire to servo mo matter how, con-
pIeteIv vc achieve ou, sordid an,hi-
| lions i'm tho end yve find II ali ais
9nr,irtinr and NOT worth Tho etr,,g-
| gic.
Every woIl or Iirc
II is very nroner FOR us No matter
whether orr station or caIIinr he
! hl@h or low, to ask the Lord for wis
| dom to enable us to do our work i'm
| the best possible way Whether it be
| farming, housekeeping. teaching,
manufacturing, merchandising or pro-
| fessional work the Lord is pleased to
| have us ask for his help, and we need
his help. 1t is wise for us TO do as
! Solomon did ask grace for the every
! day duties that lie before u.s. rather
than waste our time and our energies
, in longing for gifts that are the en-
| dowmcnt OF men called to vocatiOns
| that excite our emulation. We can
| always strive after excellence in those
| things that have fallen to our lot
! without Crowding anybody else out Of
! the work laid out for them TO do. II is
! not the great things we dream about
| doing that count I'm the final results
| so much as doing the duty before us
and doing it we'll
Icnothcnino the Doys
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
Housewives Now
Agree

that no other flour contributes SO
much to good results in baking
because no other flour is the equal
Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

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,'.i'.i,,,, "a t,,,ticn
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Places of Worship,
coIo,,,,, .v,o,,t.rn. -. Giheon TO make
s.crificn This was an ACT Of Worship.
49,, acl,no,,,Iedgrert Of aIIcgiencc to
Igh0,oh Tha tnmnIo was NOT vet es-
tohIisbed in rcrus9Inm although the
.,I, ,,,.,s tborc II serrs that there
is no os,ociaI virt,lo i'm lncotion as 10
',a,,,,i,,o do,,otinn fnr as Tcsus told the
C,.n.arito,, u,n,,ar tbc virtue was i'm
,I'a ,i,,oa,.i,,. tbot rronnted fine ,Vor-
.t,i,.r,,I .ot r,thor nan in tbe sanctitv
- o,,, ,I,co Vct most Of MS find
H., tbo sortir,a,ts of assnciatfon
,,,.ol.anod hy ballowed procincts goes
fo,. tn,,,,d aidino "a revCreut frame Of
,,'ird tSnr aII ~ maj we can if so
,,,iudod no as fborourhlv and sin
naroI,. io,.ntinna1 in one Mace as an
ltI,o,. II is significant mat solomon
,,.ar,cod his rov,I activities nv going
~, a. u, rIace devoted to worship We
r Ii d,,,,o,,iorco a sniritual cain nv
,'t,,5',,,, 90 ,,,n,, Two gar,.ices of cod
l.'g we lose whom
,,,l ,,,,' rooIact tboeo nri,,iIepes So many
~ nc La,,a found renewed strength for
the duties of life after a season of de
vOtion in the appointed place OF WoT-
ship and in the company 01 olhers
who came TO worship with us so
many Of us have found the week
longer and drcarier the work hardef
and less satisfying when we nave
neglected the house OF God and spent
the first day in profitlcss Incidence
on CXhauSting search or pleasure, III Is
often asked if man can't be religious
without going to church. TO be sure
he can, if he will but he doesn otten
will that way. There is new ara1J
of courage and zeal In united Worshlp'
an exchange Of spiritual grace IRON
man to man, and increased Deneill
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-02
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM OUT
SIDE,

Here is positive proof OF good
times and the success possible for an
article OF honest value. when backed
by good advertising in the right news
papers.
II there has ever been any ques.
tion In the minds OF our readers re-
garding the prodnctveness OF The
Daily Record as a business medium.
that question Is settled definitely now,
We have just received big con
tract for advertising space from the
Calumet Baking Powder Co.. manu-
facturers of the famous Calumet Bak-
ing Powder.
Year after year at this season. they
make their contracts with the lead
ing publications. They advertise in
thousands and thousands Of newspa.
pers throughout the country and are
In position to know the value of
newspaper publicity.
The absolute purity. the unques-
toned wholesomeness and wonderful
economy Of Calumet Baking Powder,
all backed by honest advertising in
the right mediums has succeeded in
building for them tremendous bust
ness and enviable reputation. This
year Calumet advertising will be very
much different than any Of the previ.
ous years. One Of the country's bes,
character artists has created for Calu-
met a cute little character which
will amuse the youngsters and tell the
housewives in his own individual way.
how TO secure the best results in
baking.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-02
FEDERAL OFFICIALS
INVESTIGATE MURDER

Gary, Ind. Aug. a6-Federal and
state authorities today were endea-
Soring to establish a motive for the
murder of the Rev. Edmund Kayser.
pastor of St James Evangelical Luth-
eran church of Tolleston. Ind, suburb
of Gary. who was shot and killed in
his home late last nigh. by several
persons, who bound his body with
cord and left it in a nearby lot. One
theory advanced by H. B. Snyder.
postmaster of Tolleston. was that the
preachers tragic end was the culmi-
nation of a series of anonymous let
tiers which he had received warning
him to cease his attentions to a mar
ried woman in Gary.
Several months ago Mr.. Kayser
turned over to me a batch OF threat
ening letters" said Postmaster Sny-
der. THE letters warned him to
cease his attentions to a Gary woman.
A postal inspector questioned the
woman. who denied having any. rela-
tions with the pastor. Chief OF Police
Heinz has ordered that the Gary
woman be questioned.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-02
IMPROVEMENT IS NOTICED
IN MAIN STREET DRIVING

A great Improvement has been
noticed in the last ten days in the OBJ
servance of traffic regulations on
Main street. Practically all OF the
drivers have complied with the re-
quest that the rules OF the road be OBJ
served and have in this way helped
very greatly in bringing about the
change. This cooperation on the part
of all drivers is very much appre-
ciated and 1t is hoped that this prop
er observance will be continued. 1t
adds much to the appearance OF the
street and IL makes travel much
safer and easier.
Up to the present time fortunately
there have been no accidents, and by
the proper Observance of the rules
none will happen. Under former con-
ditions. accidents were possible at al
most any hour OF the day. People
were driving on the wrong side of the
street. stopping their cars on the
wrong side of the street turning in
the center of the block and making
other similar infraetions of the adopt
ed rules.
A good start has been made in the
right direction but do not let the good
work stop here. Drivers can add
much to the effectiveness Of the rules
not only by observing them but by
seeing that other people observe them.
Make the man driving on the wrong
side Of the street get over where he
should be. 1t may save him from
trouble and he will appreciate it Let
the good work so on and in short
time the term. "a Jay Town win not
be applied to Canon City. Help the
cause by Keeping to the Right"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-02
GIlMOURS RETURN AFTER
TWEMTY-SK YEARS
FORMER RESIDENTS OF LINCOLN
PARK FIND CITY is
MUCH CHANGED.

After an absence of twenty-six
years. Mr.. and Mrs. James Gilmour
were in Canon City again for few
lays this week. While here they
were the guests of the John NJ.
Fancher and Eben Williams families
at Four Mile. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmour
lived on Lincoln Park from 1884 un-
til 1883. There are but a few of
the old residents left who lived on
the Park at that time. After leaving
Canon City they went to California
and are now residing in Pasadena.
Mr.. Gilmour said he did not recog-
nize Canon City when he stepped
OF the train. so many changes had
taken place since his departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmour left Friday
afternoon over the Rio Grande for
oskaloosa, Iowa. their old home. be-
fore coming to Colorado and the
place where each was born.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-02
VISIT OF MEMBERS
OF FAMILY GLADDEMS
JUDGE WALDO'S HOME
CHILDREN COME FROM DIFFER
EMIT PARTS OF COUNTRY TO
VISIT WITH PARENTS


Gathered at the home OF Judge and
Mrs. Waldo are several members of
the family who have arrived at diff
ferent times during the summer and
are gladdening the hearts of the old
folks with their stay here.
Miss Katherine Hutchinson of Eau
Claire, Wis, Mrs. waldos daughter.
has been here all summer. she being
the first to arrive. Then another
daughter, Mrs. William Hutchinson,
of Ardmore. Okla. and her husband
came. Mr.. Hutchinson is prominent
young attorney OF Ardmore and a for
mer member of the national guard Of
Oklahoma, holding the rank of captain
at the time he rendered his resiglia-
ton a couple OF years ago La1. to
arrive were Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Waldo of Billings. Mont Mrs. Waldo
will be remembered as Miss Dorothy
Dooley of this city.
The reunion OF the members e. tic
family. coming as they have from
different parts of the couatry. has
been pleasant one and caused much
happiness to Judge Waldo and his
wife.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-02
U. S. EXPLOSIVES
EXPORTED IN JUNE

ARE $tf,6e9, ,744
Washington. Aug 26.-That q great
part OF Europe's enormous orders for
arms and ammunition did not begin
to move from the United States un-
til comparatively recently was an
nounced by export figures issued by
the department Of commerce.
The twelve-month period showed
exports OF explosives valued at ST..
476.lss as against ss,272.1s7 in the
preceding year. More than one-fonrth
OF that total-s11 .es9, ,744-vas ship
ped during June. Gunpowder showed
exports OF $s.s3i.5i9 In June compar-
ed with ss.oel,542 for the year.
Sixty-two aeroplanes were exported
in June as against 15s for the entire
year. In the preceding year only thir-
ty-four were shipped. Nearly eight
times as many automobile truchs
were exported In June as In the en-
tire year ended June 30. 1914.
June exorts Of both assenger auto
mobiles and trucks were valued at
sls.s6s.s0o and for the year At $780,.
s5i.ss6. In the preceding year they
were s2e.S7l.57l.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-02
THE GOOD THAT BASEBALL
Is DOING TO BUSINESS

In the September American Maga-
zine Ida NJ. Tarbell. writing another
article In her business series. calls at
tention TO the good that baseball is
doing In American factories. Follow
ing Is an extract from what she has
10 say on the subject.
THE Steel Corporation is 30 convin.
ced OF the value OF the ball fieid that
Il encourages it's subsidiaries every
where to provide them. Probably
thousands Of dollars are spent annual.
~ by the companies for their upkeep.
iouEh the general practice Is for
the men to meet this by an equal, or
At least n substantial. contribution
OF their own In ali the new plants
ouch As that at Gary the ball field
II considered as necessary as a FIRST
aid room.
THAT the corporation is right in the
special announcement IL gives base
bail Is indisputable- the game
Is doing for health and sociabiilty In
American industries cannot be esti-
mhted. II IS a poor management In
deed. these days. and n thoroughly
soured force which does not support
departmental mines. AS proud n man
as ever saw was the usually unap-
proachablc vice-president Of big fac
tory. who. playing on the office team
at the annual picnic, had made a
home rum II was days before he
ceased talking about IL. and when
the office would no longer listen he
went to the floor and lived II over
with Jimmie B.. a weaver who, In
spite OF his heroic deed. had won the
game for the operatives.
The rivalry between the teams OF
different plants and factories Is com
ing TO be like that between towns
and schools. One of the most excit-
ing series OF games-outside OF those
Of the leagues. and the big colleges
OF which know. ia that between the
forty or more teams OF miners in
the Frick Coke Company in the Con-
nellsville District II Is doubtful II
there are ever more than two or
three men on q team who speak the
same tongue. but that seems not to
interfere either with thir efficiency or
enthusiasm."