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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-03-19
rart Retort.

When Orator" Hunt, who was a
backing manufacturer. was in parlia-
ment Sir Robert Peel so far forgot
himself in the course of an acrimoni-
GUS debate as to taunt him with this
fact. Whereupon Hunt replied: 1.-The
truth is. the honorable member is the
first gentleman in his family. and am
the first tradesman in mine"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-03-19
ORPHANS COURT.

The Stated Meetings of the Orphans
Court of Cecil county viii be held on ths
second Tuesday ofevery month. Executors
their accounts stated, will please bring ID
their vouchers few days before Court.
Test: THOS. B. MILLER, Register.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-03-19

Best Treatment for Constipation.
My daughter used Chamberlain's
Tablets for constipation with good results
and I can recommend them highly"
writes P. B. Babin, Brnshly. La. For
sale by Eli T. Reynolds, Druggist.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-03-19

He-Yon DO not seem TO be 50 anx-
iOus for u dat now. She-aow can
bef Didn't / marry your Baltimore
American.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-03-19
Hard Water.

The Papa What's the baby crying
AbOutt
The Mamma-Oh. he's being washedl
"Oh. Is the water as hard at thatr'-
fonkers Statesman.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-03-19

II fun Is good. truth Is still better
and love best of all.-Thackeray.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
TULSA TO co AFTER
1916 Vets MEETING
Adjutant General Forest Says
This City Is Place for
The Convention.

AdjISanS General Nathan Bedford
Forrest 6 Memphis addressed large
representative gathering Of Tulsa cit
izens in The Commercial club assem-
! hly han IasH night on fhe subject of
Tulsa as - pTOba bie convention city
toy Shs United Confederate veterans
and sons az Confederate veterans in
1916. General Forrest stated that he
had made everything which was fOT
the benefit Of the old soldiers a dill
gent study and that they depended in
a great measure on him for advice in
selecting a meeting place and that he
would announce in a speech at the
1915 reunion that Tulsa Is amply able
70 entertain the convention.
General Forrest devoted a few min
utes to reciung the history and pur-
pose OF the organization Of the $. &. v.
after which he described the vastness
Of the undertaking Of entertaining the
veterans and their auxiliary Organiza-
tions. The reunion would bring 70
Tulsa one hundred thousand people
at least. according 10 General Forrest
and throw one million dollars into cir
culation in the four days session,
which would be a great benefit 20 the
city as well as a great advertisement
to have the reunion here.
According to General Forrest, two
fifths 0f the veterans camps are west
Of the Mississippi river, but only three
reunions out Of the last "a have been
held In the west. His advice 10 tho
Tulsa people was to orgdnlze them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
REYNOLDS BEATS
MATES TRAINING
Gets All Sun Burnt; Pulp
Says He'll Train Some
His Own Self.

Red Reynolds. Producer fielder. ar
rived in Tulsa yesterday ~ be on the
ground early FOR the workout. Red Is
all sUnburnt, ls III" result oi his rush.
| ing the season 81 hit. Picking out one
of the very scarce bright days last
week he stepped out 10 take a biz Of
early exercise and now he Is using
cold cream on his face. which is
bright enough "a guide him III the
dark.
but I'm all ready now." said Red
yesterday afternoon. "This tan viii
take me through the season and the
worst part % the training is over 20!
me-
President PUrpus Is in fin" condi-
tion ti work out with his squad. His
normal weight Is several more than
two hundred pounds, rUt now he Is
weighing around one hundred and
sevcNty-fiVc.
~ intend 10 tax" such an active
part In the workouts as fo get right
out with the boys and make them
beat nc Out Of my POSITION says the
Producer owner.
PUrpus is y former professional and
semi professional performer. He has
record cf no mediocre showing
around secopd and short.
The public is urged bv IocH! club OF.
{iciais to attend daily practice. which
commences Monday ~ Association
park. They think that the fans need
only see 90 be convinced that the Tulsa
team viii be q topnOtch contender 5OG
the peunant the coming season.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
IRISH AMERICANS
MET LAST NIGHT

Tho Irish- Nm'y.c'r cut was 'r'"r-
tanned last might 10y Mh' .. fI'hn'-
san. fuli-f'siscd mont"Gs ~ ~" or
SANITATION IN" entertainment was
,n ~" form of ~ fa'ri'NS DAY
cciobration ana was h"Id 10 III" tlks'
home.
TIM Mullen was elected I','s.''enS
If 'hc organization, ai''r which "
was decided that monthly meetings
would hereafter bc h''H Hr. f'ian.
nigar made Sous'ng speech follow. d.
ur III" uaWirg ~: MI Mullen is 'h"
pilot Of the .lBb.
Familiar song, which had 'h'ir or!.
gin across 'hr waters IN the land "r
!hc shiWrnck Ncr" rendered ny NJ.
j. MoNulty. Il. !. Curry, H. ~. Weld
nor ana Tim Mullen
Three Leaves of Shamrock" sung
ry James Il, crawford. was On" of M"
most entertaining numbers OH the
PROCLAIM,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
SAILOR CARROLL TO
MEET KENNITH HERE

Yid Rennith, well known heavyo
weight from Los Angeles. taiiS.o has
arrived in the city and VIII be seen
In action with some other heavye
weight ~ one of the y. w. 4. a..
shows. Kennith is well known around
Tulsa, having visited here a number
OF times. He has wide acquaintance
among the oil fraternity as a driller.
his trade before entering the boxing
game. Kennitb is one Of the most
promising white heaHes In the coun-
try, having defeated such men as Cum
boat Smith. Al Norton, Arthur Pelkey
and others Of equal Importance The
arrangement Of the b, NJ. A. G. Is en-
deavoring TO match him with Sailor
Carroll, who recently boxed Carl
Morris at ST. Joseph, Mo, with Ken
NTH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
PRESSMEN'S BALL
is BIG SUCCESS

Fraternal hall proved entirely too
small to accommodate the guests Of
the Tulsa Printing Pressmen's union
No. 226, in their saint PatrIck's day
dance last night. Fifty cOuDles were
on the floor in almost every number
The hall was decorated in appropriate
green and red festoons.
The executive committee OF the en-
tertainment was James DOdd. chair
man: Arch B. Casebeer, II. ]. Whit
aker. Frank Crockett and Charles c.
Hill. and credit for q grand success
is due the gentlemen Of ihe Comnittee
The officers Of the union are F.. .
Harrison. president. James A. Dodd
vice president. and +. W. Henshaw,
secretary treasurer.
The dance continued without inter.
mission from $50 o'clock until after
midnight. The crowd was. evenly d.
vided and everybody danced. u was
a Jolly crowd u guests and a hospit-
able committee who welcomed them
and helped them enjoy the nights &C.
tiyities
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
BURNS AND JACKSON
ARE TRAINING HARD


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
HARRIS JURY UNABLE
10 AGREE LAST SY6HTs

After nearly four hours deliberao
zion 1he Jury sitting in the trial of
aronce Harris, negro. charged with
The murder or Joe Johnson, retired
shortly before ~ o'clock last night,
without having reached a verdict. The
body will continue in deli6craticn this
morning.
Harris shot and killed Johnson in
the Diamond drug store, November
., last
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
After lhr Real Thing

An American millionair" was
bringing his beautiful young WiGc 10
Europe IN order 20 have hcT portrait
painted.
"Rut why don't yoI uy home
talcn'?" friend asked him.
"ph.' h" answered, we've i!.sd
home talent I'm yain' Now were going
over q" see what the genuine OLD
masters can do
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19

MARLIN, Texas. March ~. Benny
Kauf:. s!uggcr and spcedball of fh"
Federal league. viii not play with the
Giants this year. nor has MCGraw sent
tor him, nor has he received any re-
quests for a JOB from The Indianapolis
ph"nCm.
They tell IN" Kauff is wonder.
bur am nvcrst"cfcd with Ou'ficld-
evs." said NcGraw. 1t had been IL.
ported that Eauff was trying T." jump
the Feds ANA land In the National
leagu".
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
Browns Defeat Tulsa.

Browns Business college baseball
team defeated the Tulsa Business
college at South Main park yesterday
afternoon by a score Of IA TO 8.
Wha,ey's pitching and Barnetts bat
ting was too much for the Tulsa boys.
II was the first game Of the season for
both teams.
THE score by innings: Z II. l..
Browns -. 131 120 42O--T4 Is 3
Tulsa .....: 101 100 110- . IA 8
Batteries Browns. II. Whaley. D..
WhaIey: Tulsa. Brooks, Eustice. Bell,
Haverfield, Brooks
ummary-Strikeou' by "haley
IL. Brooks 2, Eustice Q, Bell ., umpire,
McAnelly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
The pastnr,s PIaint.

Il must request the congregation
20 contribute generously this morn
ing" said Rev. Mr.. Smallfee, sadly.
My stipend is eight months in ar
rears, and my creditors are pressing.
II, Of course, work largely for love. and
love, equally Of course, is tender; but
II isn't legal tender"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
Niibanc Wins.

PHILADELPHIA. March -,
Johnnie kilbane. the feath.rweighi
champion, outfoUght Kid Willams
III. bantamweight title holder. al! She
way in their siN.rourd bout mere 'u'
night. Both men weighed N ~ !s :
pounds half an hour before ~. f-h''
The men boxed Philadelphia iul">'
keeping punching until ordered, -
break ana then breaking clean. Kidney
punch being barred.
The two little champions ?elr''i
aud spared for an opening IN the
first two rounds, during which ie"
blows were struck. Williams say"
ground continually and bofh POUNDS
were a succession of ClinChes ~ "hlt q
the bantamweight titls.holder made
Intellectual leads for 'he body. h.!-
bane eludsd most Of Williams leads
and toward the end ~ the second
round rocked williams head WIN
three. right uppercu's IN rapid sAe-
GessiOn.
Both men MIXED It up IN the third
round, which with Williams MAKING
a rally after Kilbars had !aooed him
with let's 20 'he face.
'kilbane had all the better - fhee
fourth round, driving Williams ~ al
corners Of tho ring and forcing fhe
bantam champion ~ resort 70 Ire'
quent CiinChes.
williams missed a hard 'e1t for the
face in the opening of the tifth round
and Kilbane sent straight let's - VII.
Hams head. the latter replying with
right and left swings 10 kilbane' s
body. The round ended with both
men fighting furiously I'm the center
Of the ring
After shaking hands az the opening
of the final round both boxers rushed
20 a clinch. KilbanC held Williams
off and then sent hard rights and lefts
to the hantam's face.
Williams was forced 20 the ropes,
but came back strong. A few sec
onds before the bell kilbane landed
a hard right and left TO the jaw,
which Jared Williams considerably
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
4 Prize Sururise.

Houseman-If Ia known you were
going TO drop In on US so unexpectedly,
we would have had a better dinner.
Horton-Don't mention 1t, old man.
but next time I'll be sure'and let you
know Detroit Free Press.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
LEAGUE MEETING CHANGED.

On account Of conflicting st-
fractions The organization meet
ln. Of the city league has been
changed from THURSDAY evening
~ = O'Clock ~ Thursday aftere
roon a. SIS The place sOon
s01 Clinton building. .s The same.
" has been decided TO Limit the
league To f0ur members. which
will be chosen at this meeting
Heprese natives from all Tulsa
business pr social organizations
wishing 70 enter the league are
invited to attend.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
Bhlllipa nrnn a.nnlP.

ORLANDO. March I7-By piiing
UP five runs III She seventh inning the
birmingham Southern association
team defeated The Philadelphia SneTe
leans . 10 here today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
No Case Against
Associated Press
W"nt.n.sd From Page DnGD
stated in The certificate axe:
To Get ihc News.

SYi'SB IN INC c'iYlSltAtS aS@s
To Get the News.
"'rO gather, Obtain and procure Wy
its own ius'Yuuon'alitics by exchange
with ~ members, and by any other
appropriate means, any AND all 'kInGs
~ information and Intelligence, H'.c-
graphic and otherwise, for 'he use
and benefit ~ It's members and 20
furnish and supply The same 20 its
members SOy publication .N fhe nevis
papers "&uGd 0r representa- hy Hhcm
under ana subject 20 such regulations,
conditions and limitations as may bs
prescribed ~ the. bylaws, and She
mutual cooperation, benefit au8 NSO-
Section ~ It's members.
The certificate further provides
THAT:
THE corporation H. not 10 MAX" a
profit nor ~ make GE declare divl-
dcnds, and .is nO9 30 engage in the
business ~ selling Intelligence, nor
traffic iL the same.
Those eligible for membership arc
thus. described. in the bylaws, article
IL. section J..
Membership.
"The sole, OF the part owner OF a
newspaper. or any executive officer
Of a corporation, limited liability
company or joint stock or other as
sOciatiOn which is the owner Of a
newspaper shall be eligible az a mem
Der Of the corporation, IN the way
and upon and subject to the cOndi-
tfons and limitations hereinafter
specified, provided that not more
than one person. at a time shall be
eligible By reason Of connection with
any one newspaper. No other per
son shall be eligible.
Members may DO elected by the
affirmative vote Of not less than four
flfths Of all the members Of the cor
pOrdtiOn lby-laws. article III, sec
ton -.
Members may also be elected by
the board Of directors when no meet
ing Of the corporation is in session,
but no applicant for membership can
be elected by the directors over the
opposition - any member entitled %
the right Of protest tArticle III, sec
ton 2.J
"The right of protest ls the right
- object 10 the admission Of new
members from a given territorial dis
trict. (Article III. section 81 10 can
only be conferred By the affirmative
vote Of seren-eightB Of all the mem
bers. tArtlcle III section g.
|. "The right OF protest has no sppli-
cation 90 the election Of applicants
ty . four -fffths vote u the members
themselves
Zach member Is entitled 20 one
vote by virtue Of his membership.
larticle VII. sectiOn 1J. and also a
vote for each S25 of the bonds Of the
association registered in his name ~
10 81 900. provided he waive intent
on the bonds. Article IT.. section 3D.
OPERATOR.
THE Affairs Of the corporation are
manager by fifteen directors. Who are
elected - members Of the corpora
ton and must themselves be mem
berg. .fArticle v. sections 1.2. -
The cost Of maintaining the news
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19


sosylc" - ~" corporation and all
other expenses Oi tb" corporation are
appor'GOnci among th" members by
tho board ~ directors in such man
ncr az II may deem equitable. tArtIcle
tx. section ID
Broadly stated, th" news distrib-
uted by The Associated Press comes
20 ~ lon Two ways. First, from the
reports made 20 y by 'hc various
members of happenings in their re-
spcCtivc localities, and second, from
correspondents. reporters and other
agencies employed boy II directly The
news Of the world thus brought TO-
gcthcr ls then distributed by Tho As
sOCiated Press 10 iis members, prin-
cipally. Of course. by telegraph. To
that end, II leases and operates bon the
neighbOrhOOd of thirty thousand
miles Of telegraph lines
Tho principal grounds Of conf
plant are:
81. That the members Of Tho Asso-
ciated Press ave prevented OF al least
seriously hindorcd from obtaining
news by purchase OF otherwise from
any rival agency
"2. That the members Of The AssO-
ciated Press are prohibited from fur
AINfIlE NiIf lIf ~ N.NIN'i NFA W ANIFllA
respectively 90 any newspaper which
IL not n member
q. That through the operation Of
tho right OF protest above described.
newspaper iu 81 given locality APP
plying for membership cannot be
elected without the consent OF the
members Boo that locality.
Right Of Selection.
........f..- 49, 49,. LII . -.r...gr.
In which The Associated Press lB EN-
gagged is interstate commerce Ga qucB-
ton not free from doubJ. arm, new
erthsless, Of the opinion that DO is no
violation Of the antitrust act, FOR a
trOup Of newspapers 20 form an as
ISOLATION 20 collect and distribute
news for their common benefit. and
% that end 10 agree 10 furnish the
news collected by them only 10 each
other, or 10 the association. provided
that no attempt is made 10 prevent
members. from purch aHuR or other
wise obtaining news from rival agcn-
cies And n that is true the cOrrel-
larry must be true. namely that usWs-
papers desiring to form aud maintain
such an organization may determine
who shall and who Shall not be their
associate.
This Of course. .s not 10 say that
such an association light not develop
into an unlawful monopoly The facts.
adduced. however. Zoo ms opinion. DO
not show that THAT has happened ln
the case. Of The Associated Press.
AS regards the. Grst ground ~
complaint ag-Iming, as I do. that the
collection and distriJItion Of news
among the several states - inter
state trade or commerce, any bylaw
or other regulation adopted BY The
Associated Press which would have
the effect u preventing Or seriously
hindsring It's members from purchas-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
White Wins Early.

PNU.ADEI.PIlIA, March T.
Charley White. the Chicago light
weight. stopped sam Robideau of
Philadelphia in the first round Of a
scheduled siX-round bout here tonight.
After Robideau had received ter-
rifle uppcr.ut on the point Of the jaw
and had been knocked down three
times for the count Of nine. N" Phi!-
adclphian's seconds. fearing lie was IN
q helpless condition. stopped the f.gn'.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19

%inNiSGTp%. De', March IL
Bernard Montvld has confessed "a
th" mUIdcr oi the Rev Joseph He-
brls, priest oS 'h" lithuanian Cath
ollie GhUrch In New britain. conn.
and bis hous'k''p"r on February 5.
last The man is held with Peter
Krakns for tho murder at "a police.
man here" The men are also be
iieyod 80 be- the slayer oi Chnriea
j. M'frI!'. drug 'i''N IN BroOk!ine.
Mass, on Nov 20. aust.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
In Great Boxing Carnival
Many Good Bouts Are
Staged.
TWO RIVAL MANAGERS
Johnnie Kilbane Led Kid
Williams In Half Dozen
of Six Rounds.

PHILADELPHIA, March HhIl-
adcInbia was the scene tonight OF one
az the greatest fistic carnivals ever
staged in this city.
Tve sIx-round bouts Of more than
ordinary interest were held by man
ayers OF two rival clubs, az. on" ~
which were brought together johnny
EiIhano. the featherweight champion,
and Kid Williams, fhe bantalnW"lsh'
champion.
kiIi9uc. who had trained down ="
322 mounds, the required WelSht lui
4ho bout. oUttought the bantamWeihHJ
all the way. ,,,.S ....
sinrs wore charlie White, the chi.
,ago lightweight, ana sam Robid'au
az Ybis city, Young Ahearn, middle
weight champion of England, ana
Jimmy CIabby of Hammond, Ind, as
Yirart for that title; Jack McCarron
az Allentown, Pa, had the "dg" on
soldier Martfield, New York. another
Uair of hard-hitting mi6dl""rEh'S,
and George Chaney Of Baltimore out
"lasscd Jimmy Fox. q california !eatn-
Crweight, the fight being stopped ~
1hc tilth.
PIIU.ADEI.FHIA. March -.
Young Nh"t'h. ihIodIt"'iSH' 'A'"i''-
pion Of ENGLAND. won the popular do
,ision of Jimmy Clabby Of Hammond.
Ind, aspi,ant for the title i'm that
class, in their siX-round bout here '"-
might.
Win the exception of the first
round In which Ciabby opened . cash
in Ahoarn's eye, the English 'ham-
pion eNceliod.
Ahcarn was rather slow rct'ln.
started, a.. though he was rof sure -?
himself. ana Clabby. by his fast work.
was entitled to the opening round.
After this the British champion went
better and At times made his opponent
miss badly. Both on the oiions!r"
aud defensive Ahearn showed the best
form and his labs while in the clin"hes
apparently bothered Ciahby very
much
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-09-24
POULTRY SHOULD BE FREED
FROM MITES.
Owners Of Farm Flocks Can Easily
Rid Them OF Mites BY Simple
Treatment.
ROY H. WAITE,
Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station.

During the warm weather of sum-
mer, chicken mites thrive and multi
ply at an almost inoonceivable rate.
If you expect your hens to do well,
you will have to see that they are
kept free from these pests.
These mites hide under the roosts
and in cracks and crevices near them.
For this reason, It is always advisable
to have the fixtures and inside Of the
house as smooth as possible. Often
times poles with the natural bark left
on are used as roosts, but the rough
bark makes an ideal place for mites
to hide and after the bark loosens, as
it will with age, the mites find an al.
most ideal place to breed. II you use
the poles, take of the bark and smooth
them up. Dressed 2x4's with the two
top edges rounded are very good for
roosts.
Hens infested with mites do not do
we'll and often times acquire peculiar
sniffle, even in seasons when colds are
not prevalent. Mites keep the hens
agitated all the time they are on the
IOOOJ6 t1k1U 0O 1OI eIA4VW LAACAA OAAO ASSt
they should have. The proper way to
handle mites is to prevent their getting
start If the roosts and especially
the places where the roosts are Joined
to the house are painted with ordi.
nary kerosene oil at least once month,
little trouble from mites will occur.
When they once get foot-hold, how.
ever, you will have your hands full
You can exterminate them with kero-
sene, but not at one application, unless
you get it into every crack and crevice
It is best to put 1t on once or twice
a week for a time and then when the
mites are subdued not quite SO often
Personally, l like to put 1t on with
paint brush. You will be able to
locate the cracks containing mites by
the tiny white specks near and in
them.