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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-02
FOOT AND MOUTH
DISEASE CHECKED
Department of Agriculture
Says Disease Among
Stock Is IIradicatcd.

WASlIlNGTuN. Aprl ..Prnr-
tcal eradication nf lhr I've stock foot
and muulh SruurIr in the United
states wds announced tonight hy Tia"
department of agriculture. OFFICERS
IN Charr" Of The campaign wIgod
against the disrIs" during the past SlN
months said that with TIA" single ~.
Ccptlun of Il herd Uf animals near
Syracuse, y, y, which had been d"n
ignatrd for slaughter today, t"l".
graphic reports from Inspectors
throughout the country showed the
disease had been To tn" best oI their
knowledge completely wiped ont.
, EirurcS compiled hy TIA" department
show that ram animals have been
SlaurhturCd hcrn,SC uf foot and mouth
infection from the time of the ont
break In uctuhrr tu March - lust. II
was pointed out, however. that the 10.
tai ln%S caused hN the dhSrI"" could
not hU estimated alone lay th" number
of animals killed. interference" Nllh
the operations uf the Stu'kNtrdS ut
Chicago aud other principal shipping
points. the uuaILntiniuE of infected
regions IN practically all uf IA" cat
tie raising states ana other prC,au.
tiUnarV measures ordered hN TIA" de-.
pIrtmrnt tu lrcNru; the spread "i tn"
disease during It's worst STAGE II was
said. had cIrlsrd intrdrrmlrIhlr LOSSES.
Concerning the probability "f tn.
turc trouble from the disease. Il state.
mrNt hN the department tonight sud:
"Although all the Infected animals
haNo been Mll,d and hutrd 10 ls by
10 wrUUs certain that al, possible
means If conveying the Infection have"
been DESTROYED. 1t t. considered III.
cvs;Ihlc, therefore. that moro animals
VIII hr stricken. hut these should lac
only sporadic cases which If promptly
reported, can Lee taken care uf IN time
10 prevent any further serious spread
inc Of the disease"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-02
City OF Mexico to
= Be a Neutral Zone
CONTINUED From Page onc)

CONTINUED From Page Onc)
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posals beyond saying that they still
were under consideration. The plan
with respect TO Mexico city cCntcm-
plates an Arrangement whereby order
would lie maintained there 10y local
council made UP of prominent resi-
dents selected hy mutual agreement
between the opposing factions. The
capital would not ther. under the
terms ~ the proposed Agreement, he
suNiec; tn further attacks nor would
there Nc any more changes IN soV.
ernin'n; until Il central government
had been established.
Up to Carran1a,
Officials and diplomats hero Win
ar" conNcrshnt with the details oS
the plan are much ENCOURAGED lN
the prompt acceptance given to IL hy
thc NiI.a- -LaHata authorities. and nfn
r"w horeiu that GeEcTal Carranza
chn uH persuaded g. do likewise On.
kal Nest. personal r.pr,s.rta,iye of
President Wilson, who IL II under.
stood viii confer with General a.
rln.l at Vera cruz IL the ncyt f,vy
DAYS Cn the Mexican situation An ..r.
excl. probably viii assist Americau
tuusuls Sillimai AMI Canada I'm thsir
foris to secure Curranza's approval [
Later, a. - understood Mr., West viii
20 '" NgNiCp city 20 talk with tbo
brazilian nilister ConctTuirg the sit. 4,
Iatcr
should the capital be declared reu.
ral much. ~ the apprehension for tho /
safety for foreigners would be re
moved aud the famine menace elm
mated since such a step would les
en the likelihood OF coinpication wien
oreisn powers the plan. I'm the opinion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-02


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-02
StilI Had in Kansas.

TOPEKA, Kan. April IAN order
Issued today hy i. II. Mercer stat"
live stock sanitary commissioner.
warns non residents Of Kansas that
any cattle brought into the stat" iS
done so at Ii" owners risk of loss
bocaus" uf the foot and mouth dis
case. Tn" state will not pay for cat
tie owned hy nun-rcsid"ntH when
Killed hcclu," of the disease, the ui.
der stated In tn" past thousand, "f
cattle have been brought to KdusHs
for pasture during the spring months
from Texas and oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-02
NJ MORE WILD WI'ST.

lSvMEIGUr pA'a.. Artii -
Ihg'. VII nr - more Mid west
stuf, ir Ir'urEh'. .,. .ofIlrE %
chic. Il vu'i,, Maxwell IL has
been customary with som. Uf the
uiI fold workers - ho.i 'atc-hour
celebrations AMI - close ,hem .
With - Esn,T,. tos;afdm,nt. "a
trr skies. ono suDh entertain.
monk vas staged last sunday
'rJtc protest FROM the disturbed
townspyorlr Tho police chief
has issu,d = warning that alt
such CcltbutNrs will hcnceforth
bc deemed euilty of disturbing the
peace and will be locked ur.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-02
Villas AeropIane
On American Soil
Continued From PAGE On".)

rangcmcntS. The Villa officers are
now trying to hire another American
| aviator.
To Bay MninrbOat.
The Carran2a authorities in Mata-
| muruS began negotiations today to
! buy Il fast muturbuat, announcing
they intended 10 arm her with Il ma
chine gun and prevent Villa troops
from fcrryiAG supplies across the Rio
Grandc above here. The Villa soldiers
! have been obtaining both food and
ammunition on the American side.
Major General Frederick Funston
today inspected this Villa ferry. He
CAV" orders that no more Mexican
soldiers In uniform should he per-
! mittcd to cross to the American side.
! AS this ferry is In an inaccessible
place. the Villa soldiers had been do
| ing about rs they pleased. Including
gasoline for the acruplanc, Il large
pile of villa supplies is piled up on
the American side of the ferry await
ing the result of adyiccs from Wash
ington as to the proper method Of
handling customs regulations at the
ferry.
General Precopin Elisondo. al
wounded general from the Mata-
moroS garrison. who was brought tn
Il private residence here Saturday,
was arrested today hy Texas rangers.
charged with murder and assault to
murder. He was charged with thcj
murder about ten years ago of Texas !
Ranger Emmett Rocbuck and the |
shooting of \. Y. Baker. now sheriff |
of llidalg0 county.
Six more deaths have occurred in !
tho past "a hours among villa |
wounded. bringing the total deaths
among local wounded tn ten. The
accidents Ia their. drrnplann was be- |
llcVrd tonight 20 have delayed plans |
Of Nilla officers u attack Matamoros. |
Hospital Filled.
SAN ANTONIO. April IA mes !
sagc from Brownsville says that the |
impruviscd hospital in a skating rink |
at Brownsville huilt for the Carran- |
2isias IL filled with Niilista wounded. !
More than two hundred patients are |
being treated aud it Is interesting TO !
not" that Carran2I surgeons are ad- !
minls,cTinE tn the CncmN's wounded. |
The hospital has been placed In charge |
Uf the Red cross society and the Car 7
RAMA STAFF "f physicians offered their !
services for the villa soldiers rs they !
hId for their own. Tn" Villa govern :
mCnt * contributing tn the maintc- i,
nance OF the institution and within |
the blk building all fatti"nal lines are :
wiped ont.
~ the two hundred or more !
wounded soldiers ahoit one hundred 7
Uf them are nCr" Youths and thirty !
uf them not over fifteen years old, |
while more than fifty are old men ,
ranging III az" from sixty 10 seventy !
three years, ThCs" were IN" uicn who !
fril Ia the charge of the Carranll de- !
fcnsCs In front " Mltam"ros last sat I,
urdiy. most of them Victims Of the
ma hin, guns which moved down the ,
CaNl,rNmcn'S mounts and wounded the
riders In the legs. THIS accounts for
the killing ~ N"t horses. Seventy
per cent of the 500 dead Nillistas bore
wounds IN 'hr head. showing the
mLrhsmauSlip ri the Carrar2istas WAS
good.
The hoy soldiers are the most pa
;icri. and supplied with cigarettes
they bear ;hsir saffcrings with ad-
iiiiIh,c for;i:Gdc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-02

NEW YORK;, April 1lntcd District Marshall
~ and
W
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tn he the
W Miss
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him and asserted Ii, always treated me lk" gentleman"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-02
Okinion,a Charters,
ierial fn III. II.,fJ


OKLAHOMA CITY, April 1-.S S.c.
fetary OF state J. I. Lyon TODAY issued
the Following charters:
tar Safety Appliance company of
oklahoma City: capital, $4,000: in.
corporators. $. e Carr. u. L.. Ch,pip.
oklahoma City; q. l.. Over. Cearv
The Tulsa Manufacturing a Sunnlv
70. OF Tulsa: capital, 10000: incor.
horators. II. l.. Braymer, q. A. Wiley
tulsa; &. ~. Potter. Drumright.
BRADSHAW 4 Brown Co. Of Rorchl,o.
capital. $1,000: 'ncprpora,ors. NJ. X
bEadshaw, u. II. bradshaw, BokcSitn:
A. J.. Brown, Mgdili.
"c! !Iester Athletic association.
$4,000; incorporators, H. i
oohn' p. A. Daniel. MrAiester: ISnii
Boyd, Krebs.
The Red oak company of Ret OAR:
capital. $4,000; incorporators. w. l.
!, alrnes'. Myrtle T. Earnest. s. +,
Hicks. Red Oak.
Williams I"eless Refrigerator come
pany Of Ciremore; capital SEQ 600.
,hcorporators. Edward n. Williams
- Ice Setts a. +. Streoter. s. NJ. Byers,
,lgrCmore.
Inc Gas Crude OF Burner company
n Muskogee: capitsl. Sf:b6O: incor-
Dorators. David +. FELTON,. Parsons.
nan; w. H. Stueve. H. X. Herbst.
huskogec
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-02
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r'q'c what SWAMP ';cm VIII u~ -,

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bottle y 80 '"Htt1.' e.. '', N,'i
Hln Iht D.. IHuiIrt 81 valuable
iH'rImHNun. I,l"rr about ~. kidnr,s
hfd IlHH1.r WHr. wutur hp suro
nf1 mention fu, Tu'.l plN World
Nntullf nuI. .,Ht HuI eur. dollar Htr
lDi'i.a f1, Hsi' 81 tii drug stores
Az
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-02

S1Vant
lazy, said Flooding Pete. "haye
you got any cold vittles?r
...,hes. III give vou some IL you
Will do a little work"
was merely askin' as a matter
vt scientific inquiry How do yOu
manage to keep 'em cold?"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-02

months of the season were 6,5Oi.2ei
bales. decrease OF i.3O3,7SS bales
under last year and 1862 bales
under 1913.
The total movement for the month
ending March - was 1,361,li7 bales,
against '92.O92 last year ana 1,lfI.iGl
the year before.
Stocks at the staboard and the 20
reading southern interior points at the
, ,IuSe "t IN" month were 2,423,53s
paies' against 1881 1876 last year and
] l.2S',SO? tha year before,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-02

Boys-wc viii pay thrrc cents per
nound Tor clean cotton rags Tulsa
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-02
Italy In Distress
Of Economic Crisis

lCNntinneA rrnr rasc NnrN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-02

rangcmcn;s. The Villa officers are
now trying to hire another American
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-31
Going Through Bisbee
Shops Noticed That "

Chinese" that's the moHn for
dressing the women's hair this season.
The hair is dressed in a low. Chinese
knot on the neck and is ornamented
with the Oriental pins. such as the
Crin-Chin spikes These pins are
laid in the most fascinating designs,
dragons, and those queer Chinese Gg-
ures.
Pantellette styles are sneaking in
again, and some of them are trimmed
with fur ruffles, braid. embroidery
and bead and pasmenterie.
Trains are increasing in popularity
though the suits and gowns remain
short
There are new organdy collars pat
termed after flower petals I'm shape.
Leather is being much used on the
new afternoon gowns and blouses-
says French Fashion
Artificial flowers are very good this
winter for trimming furs.
Yes, we will soon want to have our
costume for the Bal Mosques, or at
least to have it decided upon and eth.
.er made or ordered. Mrs. Mcdonald
will order any costume from one of
the largest firms Of costumers in Los
Angeles. These costumes are as a
rule very satisfactory and the rent on
them is moderate The dominos. va
ma-Yama. clowns. etc, are about two
dollars and the fancier costumes run
from four dollars up. They are very
pretty and the more expensive ones
are deliberately embroidered I'm beads
and are beautifully made The orders
should be i'm this week as some cor.
respondence with the firm will bring
better satisfaction.
Petticoats this year are prettier
than ever for evening wear, and some
nervily edge a little below the outer
skirt
Skirts are certainly busting these
days
Thanksgiving viii be here before
long-the Homecoming, the reunion
and the bounteous repast-and when
we give thanks for our many bless
ings. Linen plays a great part in this
big feast-spotless and exquisite linen
sets off King Turkey and makes the
cranberry jell look more delicious
than it tastes. Such pretty linens are
being displayed at the stores, some
hemstitched, some scalloped and 9TH
er you can buy at the yard
Capes are very good on the coats.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-31
DIAGRAM
SHOWING
PATTERN
LAID ON
MATE RIAL 30
INCHES WIDE

The diagrams show how to cut and
how the pieces are TO be put together
and consequently they greatly SIM
pity the work. The edge ol the mu1
marked by the triple crosses is TO be
laid on the crosswise fold, for the
reason that if the material is velvet,
hroadcloth OF velours or anything OF
the kind it must be so cut as TO let
the nap run in the right direction The
lining, however, is laid on the length
wise fold. In cutting the collar, you
must be careful 70 cur the right side
ol the pattern tom size the leit one
half inch beyond the large perIora,ions.
for otherwise. IL would lap too much
and be clumsy about the throat.
To make the mud first take up the
darts IN each end by bringing the cor
responding periorations together
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-31

warmth and coziness. Basic into
place then turn on the right side
Turn the seam allowance at each end
Of he muh under on the wrong side
and haste. Nest slip the lining
through the mud with the frills ex-
tending and the edges OF the mu1 at
the rcH1rltion- and fell the mulf
and the lining together and then all
the wors will be- done.
To make the ncck-picce, cut the
iining llr the collar exactly like the
outside. On the envelope We say. cut
straight strips OF material Tor The irills
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-31
A SMART NlUFF WITH NECK PIECE AND HOW
TO MAKE THEM TOLD---By MAY MANTON

width and fold at the center II you
do not cut them double it would be
necessary to finish the edges in some
way. either with picot or a tiny hem,
or, If you like, you can use ribbon ia
color to match the lining. In any case.
lay these two strips in box-plaits one
inch in width, or gather if you prefer
the frilled effect and have already
gathered the lining for the mu6 Then
join them to the collar, center backs
and front edges exactly meeting. Turn
the seam allowance on the lining over
on the under side, haste it over the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-31

sumo new lucas LOT OuIlhlmds-f
mahogany candlesticks. clever flower
baskets, bud vases, plant stands,
scores of unique work tables and work
receptacles and all at such moderate
prices.
Are We worrying our heads about
new afternoon gown? Well. we have
decided to have it made ourselves.
rather than buy ready made. There
is such beautiful material for an after
noon gown and the dress could be
made exquisitely. It is radium chif-
fon and silver and peach and apricot.
The skirt should be very fun and cut
in scallops, which is edged with silver
cord, that is if the gown is Of the blue
and silver, and the blouse should be
Of silver net or lace. though only the
front will show. over the blouse is
a little jacket coat made of powder
blue panne velvet and does not quite
meet in the front and shows the sill
yer vest. The sleeves of the coat
should be three quarter length and
very wide, the bell sleeves. and has
a frill Of the silver lace to match the
vest. The other sleeve should be
made of the radium taffeta and ht the
arm snugly, and come down to the
hands finished with the silver cord.
II the gown is of peach and apricot
the gold or brass trimming would be
very effective The Fair has the new
radium taffeta in the colors mention.
ed and the material is forty inches
wide, at two dollars a yard.
One OF the new patterns in wells has
flower, a rose, daisy and lily that
should come on each cheek.
Ribbons for bows, sashes, girdles,
skirts and DEMONSTRATIONS, ribbons,
everywhere, for all purposes and in all
colors. even riyalling the fur and that
is some popularity
Reynolds is showing some very
beautiful new china in all the dainty
PA'N'H Aol 5lllHs
Three piece suits are exceedingly
popular this fall, although very few
have been shown i'm the Bisbee shops.
Hens turned up revealing bright
colored facings and a dainty petticoat
are new on the evening gowns.
The Phelps Dodge have some of the
cutest new novelties for the holiday
trade; pincushions, coin holders to
put in your glove, hat pin holders and
all sorts Of odd pretties.
Silver cloth is a Favored founda-
tion for tulle dresses for evening wear.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-31

haste and stitch carefully on the per-
forations. Then join the edges. Next,
turn the ends Of the lining under, with
the pcriorations indicating the seam
allowance meeting the larger perfora-
tions and haste.
As a next step, form plaits by lap
ping the smaller perforations 10 the
larger pcrforations and to the seam, or,
it you prefer the irillcd effect, gather
On the prhorltions. As a next step.
turn the muf wrong side out and
apply wadding on the under side in a
many thiCkncsses as you like to secure
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-31

collar and fell the edges into place
over the edges Of the frills. y the ma
terial is a heavy one, you WI not need
any interlining, for this collar buttons
up snugly about the throat and should
be warm enough. but il you should
desire greater warmth, haste wadding
over the under side OF the co lar before
basting the lining into place.
Lap the right side Of the collar over
the left, with the large peforations
meeting, and close invisibly with hooks
and eyes, with fancy ornaments or a
any way you may like.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-31

OF all the pretty evening gowns that
I have seen, the new ones. just receiv-
ed by the Fair, are the prettiest.
There is one made of black silk net,
with wide bands of peacock spangles.
an underbodice of powder blue satin
with black silk net draped over 1t and
long ropes of cut jet beads that drape
about the arms, with little tiny juliet
puffs at the armholes. There is the
daintiest little corsage of bluebonnets
and the skirt has them scattered over
1t, and they add a beautiful touch.
The other one is also of black net, en-
broidered with ruby, purple, wild rose
and black spangles. The bodice is en-
tirely of the spangles and has the I'M
der drapery of wild rose. The shirt
Is made in the new hustle effect and
the spangled net is combined with
black silk net. The wide girdle is Of
panne velvet and the corsage is a
black velvet dahlia. the stem of which
is very loud and goes down to tho side
and catches up the lace drapery.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-31

DESCRIPTION OF PATTERNS
87Ot with Basting Line and Added
Seam Allowance Child's Dress, TO
years.
s7o7 with Blasting Line and Added
Seam Allowance Child's Coat.
mos. or year. ? and years.
S77s with Basting Line and Added
Seam Allowance Girls Coat with
Plated Panels. 70 n years.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-31

yon. The ladies spent the afternoon
sewing for the Christmas Bazaar
which is to be held on Dec 9Th The
guests were served with tea. coffee
and cake. The hostess was assisted
by Mesdames Ruffner Leonard and
Golwitzer. Those present were Mes
danes Bennett. Brown. Burgess, Ruff
ner Treu Duggin, Shine. Johns, Lynn,
Blair. Griffith, OMauey. Golwitzer
Leonard. Roberts, Bittle, Hurst. Pop
pen, Colman. sutton and Rumble
The Dorcas Sewing society was
most DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained by Mrs.
j. p. Hodgson at her home in Bisbee.
Sandwiches. salad cake. coffee and
mints We're served to the guests.
Those present were Mesdames Jewel
Julif, Richardson, Sheets, Lloyd. Mad
dock, Doescher and Mitchell.
Mr. Gilbert Maston entertained
number Of his friends at his home on
Quality Hill on Saturday evening. oct.
23rd, the occasion being the birthday
of Mr.. John Angus and also of the
host. After the serving of delicious
three course dinner. a delightful musi-
cal program was rendered Mr.. Mas
ton was the recipient OF many deHght
ful and useful gifts. among which was
a handsome travelling case and a
Shriners pin, an order in which he has
just finished the degree. The pin was
presented by the Orpheum Orchestra.
About twenty-seven guests enjoyed
Mr.. Maslon's hospitality and an a.
gree that he is most agreeable host
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Newman are ey-
pected home today from months
visit to the California exposiuons.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Larson entertain.
ed with a Halloween on Friday even
ing, about thirty young people were
present and enjoyed the games and
the usual fun of Halloween. Delicious
refreshments were served to the
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien and little
daughter, Of Tyrone, N. NJ, are visit
ing friends and relatives in Bisbee.
Mrs. James Dagliesh, of Tombstone.
is the guest Of Mrs. l. w. Wauece.
The ladies' of the Polly Ana clubs
viii entertain with silver tea at the
Y. w. @. A. on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. underwater win preside at the
tea table. An are invited
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