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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-03
johnson Did But Little
Work Yesterday; Takes
Long Swim.
SEAT SALE IS HEAVY


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Jack Johnson and Jess willard, who
shortly after noon on Monday next
Will step into the ring for their battle
for the heavyweight championship Of
the world
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morning 10 a private bath IN the har-
hur, where he swan for the greater
part of an hour. when the rain be.
Kan 20 fsl! in the afternoon he de.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-03
Early Games In
Spring Camps
Nm, N IN

NEW ORLEANS, April THE
Cleveland Americans defeated the
New orleans southern association
team to here today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-03

II suppose you climbed the Alps
when YOU were abroad?"
NO; Just ran up a bill. that was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-03

With the \. & NJ. college. the lead.
ing amateur team OF the state. lined
m against the Producers this after
noon. one Of the best exhibition games
ever in Tulsa is promised. The Aggies
arrived In the city last night.
Kelscy's aggregation has been show
ing excellent form. Every game mas
shown Improvement. They have been
fortunate in choosing teams for eN'
hibltions which made them play tor
every score. Such brilliancy as has
been exhibited az Association PARK
during the past fortnight has never
before been seen 50 early In the
season. n.
weather conditions agreeing. there
should be q good crowd in-the bleach
ers and grandstand this afternoon.
The showing at Yesterday afternoons
game was not what 1t should have
/ been. Ii was cold. but the type OF
baseball exhibited deserves better pat
ronagc.
Kelsey's staff OF pitchers still COM
plain OF sore arms. Foresman was
| ierked Yesterday because 1t was
| feared he would be injured by play
ing the game through.
There IS not a doubt about this
afternoons game being a contest
worth the most fastidious fans pat
ronage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-03
Special to Tho world.

Srecial 10 The World.
SALTWATER. Okla. April l.
Coach =. j. Davis and ~ players
left saltwater this afternoon for
Tulsa. where the a. NJ. college base
bali team battle Friday and Saturday
with the Tulsa Western association
squad.
The Aggies have played but one
game this season. defeating Phillips
university Of Enid Monday by score
of 2 10 In seven innings I'm a rainy
and chilly exhibition Tuesdays
game was postponed by snow.
Frank Vaughan, the locals star
moundman. g. expected TO make great
headway against the professionals. lie
will twirl'the first game. a hero Of
two state cham pionships and In bet
ter trim than ever. the doughty Aggie
veteran will be in his element in heav-
ing 10 the Producer batsmen. TOles.
a lefthander and new man this sea-
son. Is the only other pitcher takeu on
the trip. Wednesday afternoon his
speed was surprising. considering the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08
FASHION FLASHES

Wine color sounds old-fashioned,
but it's the newest tint in fashions
color chart The lovely rich purple of
Bordeaux vintage are the colors
you'll see oftenest in modish gowns
and coat suits.
Bands and pipings of patent leath-
er give smartness to many tailored
suits.
Great bat wings of black velvet
perch so realistically at the backs of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08

booked very earnest. They were seat
ed in the garden with no one near
them. Vera regarded him fluttering-
ly. He was fine young fellow. He
had been loyal friend. Must she
give him pain-for a deep emotion
showed in his expressive eyes. Vera
concealed her real anxiety.
"a favor-regarding?" she init
mated sniIingly.
81 wish your advice"
{ elm matter Of"
J. 'LoveT
He spoke the word thrillingly, re-
verently. She felt sorry for him. In
the intensity of his emotions he had
caught her hand.
Gerald" she said seriously, 81
should have told you-you, my best,
truest friend-that 1 have been en-
gagged to Mr.. Robert Layton, now
abroad, for over six months"
Good! grand" Gerald amazed her
by saying. 'He is a fine fellow. Then,
with a searching glance: "Oh-did
you think was going to propose to
you? l, who long ago learned that
you were a dazzling star and l an
earthly glow worm! Mr.. Layton! en-
gagged! Then all the more will you
use your influence to win for me the
woman 1 love-Rose Tyler"
ooh, Geraldw exclaimed Vera, re-
ieved and radiant-''is this true?"
"True as the. esteem, the brotherly
love 1 feel for you. will always cher
ish. And bless you, good, true sister
and comrade, for making known to
me the sweetest, loveliest creature
ever met"
Copyright by w. G. Chapman.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08

New York.-May Irwin is organic
ing an army of 5000 volunteers to
march in the woman's suffrage pa
rade here Oct. %. 1t will be called
'The Women Who Watch and Watt
army. ,--. ..-...-...-. .- :,
Homemade pickles afford sure
way to. a mans heart" advises a
woman's page editor. That is, get
a pickle in a man, then get man in
a pickle, 80.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08

the new small velvet turbans that you
might think the little headdresses
were ready to take wing.
Fur covered buttons for tailored
suits! Nifty, but odd, and oddity
never made a fashion less popular.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
JlTBUS DRIVER IS
FREED OF BLAME
cORoSER's JURY FAILS TO HOLD
NORRIS cASTER FOR oAv-
EXPORT FATALITY.

Partial sxoneration for Morris Can
ter. driver OF the Ford iltney bus
IN Davenport. which struck and fatally
Injured Frank Cummings. resulted sat.
urday nom the corouer's inquest. The
jury returned an open verdict Upon
the return OF the verdict County At
torney Henry Jebens said that no
criminal prosecution would be pushed
against Canter. as the decision Of the
Jurors vas sufficient 20 dismiss the
charge % manslaughier The charge
had been filed pending a complete IN
vestiEation. Canter had been arrest
"a following the accident. but Re was
released on bonds % $4,000 Witness
- az the inquest said that the car was
travelling az the rate 81 six or eight
miles Fer hour Canter himself said
be Was travelling AZ six or seven miles
per hour. stating that be had looked
az the speedometer Just before he had
noticed the form OF Cummings cross
ING the street Cummings suddenly
stepped out from behind another car
going West" he said. When I saw
him first he was seven or eight feet
IN mont OF me, walking diagonaily
across the street lie seemed 90 be
reading a paper which he carried In
his hand. Z footed the horn when
saw him. but he DID not seem 20 hear
me Then Z footed it again. tried
90 turn on 20 one side. but he turned
che same way Then he hesitated.'
Can;er said that after striking Cum
miaEs be stopped his car and remain
ed few minutes. lie said he had
heard a woman IN the crowd say. The
ought 90 be iyuched.' Then ne crank
ed his car. he said. and drove away.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29

I the bride Miss Eva Wiese. They viii
20 90 housekeeping on the groom IS
. fathers farm i'm Lorraine township.
Both bride and groom are popular and
worthy and held IN high esteem. They
have lived i'm this community since
early childhood and have a host OF
. friends 20 wish for them Ions career
and happiness and success
Miss Ada sand was taken 70 the
j. c. Hammond hospital. where she
underwent an operation FOR append
citis
Frederick ID. Grant camp. sons of
Veterans. met Friday evening and
elected their officers FOR the ensuing
year as follows;
Commander Goss. Jr
Senior Vice Commando Leauder
C.. Hunter.
Junior Vice Commandcr-CEariie l..
Roberts.
Camp Council Bartlett s.. Grey VIII
liam IT. Hosford. b. b. Somers.
Secretary Lewis r. McIagEllin-
Treasurer-CharIes b. Go-s-
Patriotic Instructor-Am Wi-hroW.
Color Bearer-Frauk MCCuue
Guide-Clareuce A. Ray
Sherman J.. SedEley.
Following the election the officers
we're installed by the retiring com
mander. L. r. Mclaughlin.
Am withrow vas elected delegate .
and s. !. Sedgley alternate % the di-
vision encampmcnt, which viii be held
in Moline June 1. and 8. The divi= F..
ion commander. A n. Rhinesmith Of .
Peoria. has houored this camp by APP
pointment of l.. F. Mclaughlin. past 4
as a member OF the ere /
iential committee OF the encampment .
George S Wells. a LONG time resi-
ient OF this city. passed away al the
hammond City hospital Saturday eve
linr Death was due 90 a stroke OF
,poplexy. Mr.. Wells had spent the
law in the tri-Cities and returned TO
seneseo az $40 and started toward
lis boarding place on North state
.trest When he arrived within a
,ock OF the place in front of Bert
.vons' residence he fell TO the side
walk. where he was found by some OF
ne ucirhbors and was at once taken
% the hospital, where he passed away
few hours later Mr.. Wells was born
d window county. Vermont and was
o wears OF age. He came 10 Geneseo
b 1855. and engaged I'm farming west
Z town Later he moved Co Geneseo
nd was engaged in the real estate
nd Insurance business for a sveat
iany years
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Jaited States prsfofice Rock De-.
IarI. fl. March 90. 1915. Advertised
Iaef $50 Ia
Buck Anderson. ur HralEhtou sons.
Herman Hs-a1is Sliss So O. Barnes.
wrs G.. o. Barron. Mis- Gelevicys
Cox MrH susie Dav. q. peFrov. Wor-
rail- O. Dow Dutch Bog Head Co. Roy
Fdss Blanche Fiusffrr Cfarli" r.
Crime. Vs. q Grace. George Guile.
frs Hanna hudson. ,iiss Ruby
Holmes 49, o. He.tz. Nrs. u. Hartwig.
Hiss Hand. T-s. g. =. IurplnEsr. Ev-
arett Jones W~s u. O. Eauy. George
l.erac. Frrt Lovau Miss Geneva Ny
srs. HfIse NaruaLls. Irs Fila Noble.
= 20 Prime. Sire Perkins. Miss r.
Peterson. Sire. D. T. pafi go. SIR. r.
rr.Gticc t-I. D. 80. Pierce. Fred C.
Peterson 1fr Bucktr. Edward Rock.
tilss Mamie Rogers. so. ~. Robinson.
'fsarv H Eis-ubrrE. Wrs Emma Ross.
sumner Smith. p a. stalker. Andrew
Snyder. y. g.. scs'rr. Mrs Suthart.
sari stump. 'fre. r. o. rlpp.rz Grace
Troy John rover Airs Dora T.. TheIs.
tdr.rH Walden. EIis. Marie Walihsim.
t.es Rose Narruv
HARRY q. SIMPSON.
Postmaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
FEEL YOUNG!
It's DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
For You'll

Beware az the habit OF constipation.
II develops from just "a few constipated
DAYS unless you take yourself ia hand
Coax the faded bowel muscles hack 70
normal action with DR.. Edwards olive
Tablets the substitute for calomel
Don't force them TO unnatural action
with severe medicines or by merely
flushing out the intestineS with nasty
slckcninE cathartics-
Dr. Edwards believes In Cenrleness.
rersistency and Natures assistance.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets open the
bowels: their action IS gentle. yet posi-
tive There Is never any pain or gripping
when Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are
used Just the kind OF treatment old
persons should have
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a veg
etabie compound mixed with olive oil.
YOU will know them by their olive color.
Take one or two occasionally and have 10
trouble with your liver. bowels or stomach
loo and z5c per box. All druggists
TIE Olive Tablet Company. Columbus, o
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29

s.arer 5r 20 Erlr-rr .ssf ra~ ri.r had
Hrrasf ..r severn. l~aH-rar' projects
rs- sa.e rrar. carried rt-- from 1919
e-ea.ss M .aet OF fa--.. and ar doubt
e. ss.sa-rf 81. aaa.a b. possible t1 ras-
one rar proposed rsearaH .f aa-
a-sa.ssH aHrr G.rsae. BIO uaati8r-
OFF aaf r..aF.H frs s1gfearFr storm
.-a.- system. as ve.l al ere tuc.arra-
.rs plant tar aE..s a.ts have been
advertise. aru .rr station $50 q.
END arafss- motor frr truck. ilr said
.reI.F. DO a14.f favor asreEatlaE tt
Mayor seartstr as bead OF f4E board
H. local fnr-1a--rs~-s uulit agree fu
PUSH GRO storm err.r matter az once
and fais vas tee.a.f on. CifF E-Ft-
rre- wallace Iretrrrer rrllE author.
trst s1 maEF plans ard estimate.
rrr 1-Etrarcr. f .r fF approved Hy
ore electors OF Errs Isaac lsa srara.
r.T rraa rH rtt.Hr- OF about 1850
acres OF trrs arf aH rar rEfE la-
crease f.r ErraaEr OF tar r.fF t.r
E.rr r~r t1Es.rr.sr q Hs rreF.
POL 1u6rs tr~ discussion. which
vac carried on HrHl nearly rEr m.a-'
r.F.t eH1- Mayor @.-.rrr 1sr~rd a
H1r.ar That Fer r..rs be- sasFsrleI .r
7--.e~ rear eco ordnance could hs
passed 1r che same r|ErE tEfrUIaerd.
commissioner H~rEr.ts s11as no.
..rsersHFse t1 eers6trr tfv measure
.H st1l- f- end f7 rff-s .f t1 tae people. .
.arr rF ser sEGls vote.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
DR.. HADA CARLSON
KANSAS CITY GUEST

DR.. Hada II. Carlson, supreme re
corder OF the Royal Neighbors, is in
Kansas City, Mo. where she is one of
the guests OF honor at a large district
meeting. She is TO give the main ad-
dress of the evening and VIII be an
interested spectator at the adoption
of q big class Of candidates Prior to
her trip 10 Kansas City she attended
an enthusiastic meeting in Whitehall
III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
SEARS BOARD AND
COUNCIL APPROVE
annexation PLAN
Ordnance stipulasiug Improve
msrts 20 Be Installed
Formally Passed
IS NOW Up TO THE VOTERS
as rsss 1sr Atrsns s-asfs- % Con
--issfsr 40 Urss fr-se~-s-es
90 ta. p-opesftis1.

81 n a-rInaarr ur1v.frE f1r Gro co.
r-tafar ~ Scare f1 Rock ta.aat.
wafeF Uf Ee re f1r eral -atls-asi19
r. sa- -.actLor r1 81 held N5rf o. rar
ssrmaHy passed sT fbr village board
sst fs~ r.rv e.gur Iss.eG az special
meerrrH ErIE SATURDAY earE.rE
A. sears ere Measure was tefroaEe-
81 rF Pate aaf btss~.t aznasl-
m4aslT asd fa Rock fs.aaf ere vote
vas four te ea- camEfssterrr e. r.
a-gantss o5poa.nE tF Ifs declared
nat s~ COO. aas la favor ~ asrrEs-
-ss sas roe % ere method s~.aE T1..
bowed la srfaEIez o. about
re- srr~rtsi9e uropoststoe has d.
r-af r~~8 er.fsref on ere saIs1s by
ffF- Er.s a farear faE frr
flaE ~ "a oeffFee from al ~afe~r ~
r1~ rss.f=rss sf Sears q. Eel COW rs-
saa fs ssf Judge tarser rF re.# ..s
ar1-r Whereby fr~ Whole ord sseee.
s5c-rFet sF 59ss tsr v.ffEr board
aGf fH- rirg r.~alsa.se W.. .r voted
7H rr fs- people
Hlslr~ss w-~ p-rs-1r
Present an fH- sG-ra. r-ErE Hf
fF~ rHHuass.lF Saturday rHrH.~s
ve-- some tl business gre a. r.r e.sr
who fr- vitality 0eF-r-eEat .r E.a a.
FE H+ ra- proposed a-t.eET-r .- .fsr
~H-r ..err w- rasr .
elrs. ag of che matter
n. ErTrr trcIar-# ..F rH--.Hrr1
was ..r most eHesf3. tive Gr1aHs r'Hr
Hsf bare ever been launched .r eco
Hfs.rr a- ..r .H. f. ass1ef Oh" r--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
DOROTHY HARRISON is
STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE

The condition of Dorothy Harrison.
9-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Harrison, Davenport. who was
severely injured Saturday afternoon
so an auto accident. confines 10 inn
prove She was run down az Main
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
Moody cueeessor 70 Jordan.

Major L. B. Moody has succeeded
Captain Jordan at the arsenal. Major
Moody was transferred here from the
WATERFOWL arsenal, massachusetts.
and is declared to he a man of varied
experience and highly efficient in ord
nance matters. Captain Jordan is now
at a Texas post
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29

street near Third by car driven by
f. Hauer. II was thought at first that
some bones had been broken in the
mishap, but examination revealed that
she suffered only severe bruises-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29

That Var are ga1rE aair once tarF
nos testify ras ir s91.i.rE sour prus-
rr~ts % a. agreeable Ola ESQ. The
Volts.s c0nranrle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29

And GO So aIr1 cell once .u "a while
90 Try 90 see others az they see them
selves The Yelth's Companion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29
Andrew Ludington, on his way iron

Andrew Ludington, on his way from
Stockton. Cal. TO Scotland. stopped
a railroad ticket TO New York when
he met three hospitabIe Chicagoans
in the la Sale street station. When
ne finished matching pennies, with
them he had neither money nor tick
ct
Authe news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-29

Tho worlds greatest Iodine Eorks
ago iu Csr- hasre ae annual output
% 100000 pounds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-02
ANNOUNCE DATE OF
FREE TRAVELOGUE
Laurence d. Kitchell VIII
Lecture in Tulsa Next
Spring.

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-02
RIFLE CLUB SOON
TO RECEIVE GUNS


Members of the Tulsa Rifle club,
about one hundred strong expect 10
Jegin shooting within the next three
weeks. Word has been received from
Jut war department that the quota OF
rifles and ammuniuur allotted to the
Iulsl cub has been ordered shipped
IRON, the Springfield arsenal and
should be here soon
The matter Of "a range Is still
son ewhat doubtful as the range pro-
cured north of tho city has been found
To be too short However the exscu-
tive committee uf the club has been
working on this matter and hope 70
have something definite to announce
before long
Several members Of the Rifle cluo
ordered special Springfield rifles ironl
the government which as memoels
f an organized rifle club they ge'
at st, and these arc now on eNnlol-
,lon at the Producers state bank, the
office Of President I. J. Hartman OF
tire club
The Tulsa Rifle club was organized
sevC raj weeks ago under rules anu
regulations laid down by the val %ue %
partmeut. and under these rules lhS
club is allotted o certain nunloer oi
rifles and certain amount OF aIn-
munition As soon as tue plav,'0e p.l,.e-,i
started it is expected that seN GU ~
members VIII qualify as expert l''' ~, ~,
man, which under the rules ol ~
club will eutitle each 10 alo''o'
rifle from the war depar'uieh"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-02
GREAT PUGILISTIC
BILL FOR NOV. 4
Wallace Lindsey Affair is Expected to
Cause Considerable
Entertainment

Everything now is practically ready
for what is expected TO be one Of the
best little old pugilstic contests ever
held i'm Tulsa, at the Palm Garden
Athletic club, 122 North Greenwood
avenue, November 4, The main go will
be l5-round argument between
Harry Wallace of Kansas city Mo,
and Harry Lindsey of Joplin, Mo,
both OF whom have mGde victories
over other colured boys TO their credit.
I'm addition to the main event there
will be "a classy semi-windup go Of ten
and there will be the laugh proyOkiI &
Australian wi2-wiz, which has all the
battle royals i'm the world stamped and
is guaranteed to make you laugh as
you never laughed before. Reserved
seats now may Doe had at the Senate,
III South Boston
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-02
MICHIGAN GRADS"
STAGE BIG FEED
Nearly Half of Million Dollar Fund
Raised Now; Closes
November 80.

Forty members Of the alumni as
sOciation and ex-students Of Michigan
university held a banquet in the
Quaker grill room last night, renew
ing their enthusiasm in the midst Of
a campaign to raise S1,00O,O00 for
building a clubhouse on the Michi-
gan campus. The campaign began a
month ago and continues a month
longer, yesterday being the halfway
point In the campaign
A telegram received by Charles A..
steel last night. filed at o'clock by
Homer L. Heath at Ann Arbor,
brought the news that $472, 900 had
been raised at that time. The local
members Of the Michigan Alumni as
sociation will hold another banquet
November 30, at the close of the cam
paign.
The local district incorporates Bar
tlesville ClaremOre. Sapulpa and
Tulsa In Tulsa there are 35 Michi-
gan graduates and Is in the district
outside of Tulsa. Tho entire sum is
TO be r'I by graduates and ex-
stu, t II Michigan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-02
Personal Mention


R. w. Page and wife mot1red to
Iar.lc#yIlIe yesterday returning In
the evening.
c. B Holmes. local commercial
agent of the Midland Valley went 70
Muskogce yesterday.
". r. Patterson Of the Oklahoma
Iron Works moved yesterday to 92O
south Galveston street
j. ID. Harris master mechanic Of
the Madland Valley at Muskogec,
stopped over in Tulsa yesterday
George NJ Humptman, who re-
Gently moved to this city from Arkan-
sls, established his home yesterday
at 10 South Norfolk.
r. W. Hockaday, Industrial com
missioner Of the Missouri Kansas 4,
Texas at st. Louis was in the city
yesterday
Judge NJ. A. Breckenridge Of the su.
TeriOr court, John Curran and Ray
mond Hoagland attended tho Okla,
hOma-Kansas football game at Nor.
man yesterday.
p. L. Howard Of Parsons, Kan
made the round Of the local railroad
offices yesterday in his official ca
pacity of travelling freight agent OF
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas.