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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14

SPRING LAKE, y. j., Sept. 10
Friends Of Mrs. and Mrs. TrOwbrdgC
Galloway are planning 10 get for them
medals from the Carnegie hero fund
for rcscues made from the sea Oppo-
site their cottage here. Mr. Galloway
is q member Of the banking firm of
Galloway. Fish & Co., of 81 Wall
street. New York
Mrs Galloway was on the board
wax late I'm the afternoon when she
saw Axel Benson. butler for Bancroft
Davis Of Washington. struggling iu the
undertow beyond the breakers. Kick
ing off her pumps and throwing aside
her sweater she dashed into the water
and SWAN toward the sinking man.
Although the beach was crowded, no
one seemed to realize that Benson was
drowning but Mrs Galloway.
Although weighted down by her
silk dress she soon reached Benson. s.
side and started back for shore towing
the drowning man. Benson was sense
less when he was laid on the sand, but
was soon revived with the aid of a
pulmOtOr
Later i'm the afternoon Mr.. Galloway
was bathing near the scene OF his
wife's adventure. when he saw "a
swimmer overcome by the current.
| He towed him to safety and the man
departed without giving his name.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14

apparently heroic effort TO relieve
craft that most of them might have
been able To- avoid shooting at him lH
particular If there was 20 plot li Oh.
officers could determine whether No..
Mexican was a hero or conHpIrator,
they believe they could solve many
other Mexican border troubles here.
His case is typical 0f the difficulties
the army is meeting
More Crossing River.
Reports came in tonight that MoN
cans had been seen crossing the Rio
Grandc short distance below
Brownsville today and "a cavalry troop
was sent to investigate.
Col. Robert l.. Billiard at Harlingen
received a report tonight of the shoot
ing today of a rural mail carrier be-
tween Edinburg and DcIphno. He
was hit in the neck. Several shots
were fired at him from ambush. The
pOstman abandoned his mail wagon
and ran 20 cover. The mail man S
name has not been learned. Army
patrols have been sent to the vicinity
whore ne was attacked.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14

throughout the balance of the week
vii see everything as II was intended.
The big Parker merry -go-ruund was
not in position yesterday owing To laie
arrival in the city. II will uc there to-
day, however, and provide it's never
ending pleasure for the youngsters.
This machine Is one OF the finest ever
turned out Of the Parker factories.
There will bee acroplane flights every
day during the remainder of Ihe week.
These flights win bee of the unusual
variety, as there will bo homhardm,nls
from the air and return fires log fort
butt within the grounds, This free
attraction was secured at enormous
cost. but the slogan of the directors
from the hpuiunlng has been GIVE
'em the best there rs, Nuthlng.s too
good for the uooulc of Tulsa county.
Among the Exhibits
All exhibits i'm the MTch "'s and
Manufacturers building, the largest Of
the fair group, We're bon pRC. when the
gates were formally opened. 'lurrc arc
$50 many beautiful displays That TO
name them AN would hc impossible
although IL rs the intention tu do So
during the week. Among the ,Nuil rs
which attracted attention the upcnlns
day Was that pf the Wright Cluihlns
company This booth Is situated al
the north end Of the building, ls
tastcfuly decorated and shows every
thing right i'm the way Of apparel ANA
novelties for men This booth ls ln
charge Of George Williamson, prcsl-
dent of the company, who was busy
yesterday fitting caps to small boys
and answering thousands OF questions
prctduuE to the exhibit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
OnIcinI Kcnnrt nf Tight.

SAN ANTONIO. Sept 13.-Fol-
lowing is the official report Of the
fighting at Santa Maria this morn
ing as made TO southern department
headquarters by Major Edward An
derson. commanding the San Benito
border patrol subdistrct
Sergeant James D. Walsh. in
command Of a detachment Of ten
men of Troop A, Third cavalry sta
toned at the outpost at Turner's
ranch about five miles cast of Santa
Maria, fired on at daybrrak this
morning by bandits estimated 10
have been numbered from twenty to
thirty. posted at five or more places
ana covered by shelter surrounding
camp.
THE fire was returned and the
fighting lasted half an hour. Sew
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14

cral hundred shots were fired. Ser
gount Walsh shot in leg, not serious;
Trumpctor Harold T. Forney. shot
through abdomen Private Arthur
Kraft shot through head. Forney
and Kraft have since died.
Another of our dctachments closed
in from military road and bandits
withdrew into brush. other detach-
mcnts Of our men closed in from
Santa Maria. Harlngen, san Benito
and Los Indios and have been at work
alI day endeayoring to locate bandits.
Believed bandits are principally peo-
pie living i'm vicinity.
Have furnished supports for civil
officers who have been searching all
houses ON river, seizing arms and ar
resting suspicious characters. Many
arms being seized. Five NeNiCans
found by our men near scene Of fight-
ing were held and turned over to
civil authorities.
"(Sigued
"ANDERSON."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
MeXICanS Kill z u. S.
Soldiers in Gun Battle
C000Nnucd Nrom T0ac O0cJ

Continued From PAGE Onp1
cavalry horses at one side Of the
American firing line. The hruncho
then stuck his head out of the brush
and guplrrutIy saved some valuable
cavalry horses. for hc received two
bullets one striking "a glauciup blow
on his head and another entering his
chest The bullets knocked the
broucho down. but he came back and
after the ngnt ate an uuporturhod
breakfast The N,xiraus et0ppod fir
inc. after about thirty minutes. Search
showed where most of them had
crgv.Ied AWAY tbr0uph the cotton
matches fo fEr cover of thc brush
some distance from tine corral
From the brush these men we're
traced i'm wide circle along the
river road until they dispersed. APP
parcntly at big ranch above the
scene of the fight u BIS believed that
some of the other McN"nus fell back
toward the river All showed a per
feet knowledge Of the ranch territory
Morl, In Fields After Fight.
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gra.gI =, I.rncss u.itb ono pugb Of
th,i,.' '.t',IIdars ar foot and r.pe,rl<od
Tnrecs rnr miles abor,t In addition
a. a., rms eailed tbry foriud many
rI5 r,.b.nreJ firearms in the posees-
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
Miss Braymer Is Made
Queen of the Durb3I


tContnued From Page OneD
men at every corner in the business
district All automobiles are pre-
vented from standing ON Main street
ana the automobilists have thus far
accorded the officers all possible COO
operation. No vehicles will he al
lowed i'm Main street this morning for
AN hour prior to the parade and the
sumo "Ie VIII Apply To 'h' pageant
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tn lo Press d1,- and , Iio ortarr,ir-
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most beautiful spert3cIes ever seen IN
the southwest The costumes worn
were elaborate IN the extreme. me
stage setting was marvellous, The
oriental luea. the haSIc lhouthl "I the
tail mo Immense crowd hrartfI,.
rbaarad and a'nrl,IIdod NO snacta,In
Tho whole affair was pr,,t testi-
NOM. to tbc aLiIir, ~ ana tba hard
worli dane Inv " r Guthersor lI9e-
ter OF ceremonies
$4,000 Throne.
The tbrono stood upon raised
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ana furnished Inv 4 Dumit tbe local
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14

Rent your rooms The World Want
Ad way--saye time and worry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
Greatest Fair of South
west Is Now Open

Continued From Page OneD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14

STAR tOas awarded the Grand Prize
atfhe San Francisco Exposition, andis
the only cherUing tobacco that has e0er
receivcd this highest possible Guard.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
Ycsterday's Opcning.

Tho opening ceremony yesterday
was q highly successful affair. The
street was packed with spectators.
%. H. Hunt, mayor pro tenn Of Tulsa.
and Edward o Tilburne. secretary Of
the Chamber Of Commerce. were the
speakers. They were introduced by
Master Of Ceremonies W. u. Guibor-
son. At II o'clock the telegraph
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
ALLIES GAIN FURTHER
 GROUND IN PENINSULA
Turks Lose 1000 Men When Attacks Against Australian and New
 4.. .t Zealand Are Repulsed.

London. May 22, 1850 p. m.-Ofi- cial announcement was made here to- day that the French and British forces operating against the Turks on Galli- poll Peninsula had gained further ground on the southern end of the peninsula. The statement reads:
 The following has been received from the Mediterranean force: ,,
 "On May 19, in the southern area of Gallipoi Peninsula, the French forces, in conjunction with the> Brit ish, made considerable advance, and have consolidated the new position.
 Our aeroplanes dropped bombs amongst Turkish endorsements land- ing at Ak-bashi Liman and caused considerable losses.
 "On the night of the 1sth-19th the Turkish forces made determined at tacks against the Australian and New Zealand corps, which were all re- pulsed with heavy loss, their casual ties being over 1000. of which 2,O00 were killed. Our losses did not ex- ceed 500.''
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
GAINING
 ON EASTERN FRONT.
Austrian Righl Wiag in BukeW1a ! RetTeatiRq Toward CaTpathlals.

London, May 22, 12:04 p. m.-A kreat battle is still raging along 8, 250 mile front on the eastern line Although Russia, apparently, is gain Eng on both Hanks, the decision must kome along the sixty mile front in khe center, along the River San, in central Galicia, where the Austriaus And Germans are still pressing the offensive.
 The latest Petrograd communica- ion>,states that this attack is being Ehecked between the San and the yreat marshes of the Dniester. Tho Russian press, while admitting that The Teutonic forces have established Themselves across the San, declares hey can go farther in that direction. Petrograd also has been cheered by he official report that the Russians Ire again advancing against the Turks the Caucasus.
 French Repiilsc Attack.
 On the western line. Paris reports hat the French stopped strong light attack of the Germans north of pres and also have driven the in hders from the slopes of Lorette, nusf Ewing the allies full possession this important salient.
 Only vague reports come from the ardanelles. One of the most vague them Is the despatch from General r Ian Hamilton, commander in lief of the British land forces at the ardanelies, saying that the Austral- ns have inflicted a loss of seven ,ousAnd men on the Turks.
 General Hamilton describes this as Australian revenge for the death
 Brig. General W. q. Bridges, corn : lander of the Australian forces on allipon Peninsula and states that nly few hundred men were lost in his attack.
 .4llies Successes Confirmed.
 Special despatches from Athens late that recent reports of successes r the allies have been confirmd. The slrks, however, still hold the sum- its of Krithia and Kojadere.
 NO formal declaration of war by aly against her former partners in Triple Alliance has been yet re- brted but many incidents have oc- krred of a character indicating i'm inence of an actual state of war.
 N Austrian Premier Resigns.
 The organizers of the new British
 binet are taking a holiday over
 hitsuntide, which probably means
 t the composition of the cabinet
 cement will nt be knwn this week
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
A. M. E. Zion Church.

Rev. J. s. Gurley will preach at the A. M. E. Zion church tomorrow moning at 10:45 o'clock on the sub- ..ect, Seeking to know the name of Christ" Sunday school will be held at 12:30 o'clock. The Christian En- deavor society will meet at 6:30 o'clock, subject: Religious Readings, What and Why" Psalms 119, led by E. L. Richardson. At the preaching service at 7:45 o'clock, Rev. Gurley will speak on the subject: Revive Us Again." Psalms S5.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
Second Advent Church.

Sunday, May 23. Second Advent church, Elder B. F. White, pastor. Preaching services 10:45 a. m. and 7:15 D. m., subjects, Standing Before the Judgment Throne "A Good Con- science owards GodH Sunday school and Bible class at 12 noon. Children's meeting at p. m. Young Peoples meeting at 6:30 pp. m. Bible class on Tuesday night at o'clock. Prayer and social service on Thursday night at 8 o'clock. All are cordially in- vited to these services. T,
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
Stanley Memorial Church.

Public worship will be held at the regular hour, 10:45 a. m., when the pastor will continue the series of ser mons on the apostles creed, taking as his subject the Second Coming of Christ and the Judgment The Sunday school will meet at 12 o'clock.
 On Wednesday evening, at 7:45 the Sunday school will give their annual entertainment for the benefit of the church.
 On Thursday evening at 7:30, a Bible study and prayer service will be held.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22

end. A Geneva telegram reports that Baron Burian Won Rajecs, Austro- Hungarian premier, has resigned, but Emperor Francis Joseph is said to have declined to accept his resigna- ton.
 French Official Report.
 Paris, Maya, 2:45 p. m.-The French was office this afternoon is- sued report on the progress of hos tilities, reading as follows:
 Our troops completed yesterday evening the cleaning up of the trenches known as The white way. situated to the south of the Lorette> Heights. A large number of Germans were killed in the branch lines of these trenches. Others surrendered. The exact num- Der are not as yet known.
 Counter Attacks Repulsed.
 During the night the enemy made several counter attacks. He was re- pulsed, and suffered heavy losses. All the spur of, The white way is in our hands.
 we have made further progress to the southeast of the Chapel of Lor- cite. We are at the present time
  northeast corner of Ablain."
 German Official Report.
 Berlin, May 22, by Wireless to Say vile, N. Y.-German army headquar- ters today gave out report on the progress of hostilities, reading as fol- lows:
 British and French attacks were repulsed yesterday to the southwest of Neuve Chapelle, where colored Eng fish troops were taken prisoners, and on the heights of Lorette. In some places the fighting is still going on.
 Allies Use Poisonous Gases.
 Southwest of Lille and in the Ar gonne the enemy made use of mines charged with poisonous gases.
 ITO the east of Windau, in Cour- land, Russia, there have been cavalry engagements.
 At shavli. in Kovno Province, on the Dubysa River, Russian night at tacks were repulsed. Two hundred Russians were taken prisoners. Tn the southeastern theater of the war there has been no changes of inn portance.'' Bombariing Turkish Troops. London, May 22, 4:ss a. m.-The Exchange Telegraph company has re- ceived from it's Athens correspondent a despatch stating it is reported from Mytilene that British squadron be- gan Thursday thirty-six hour bom- bardment of Turkish troops concen- trated near Kara Burnt. near Smyrna.
 Turkish Offensive Repulsed. Petrograd. May 22, via London 11:30 a. n.-There has been issued from the headquarters staff or the Russian army in the Caucasus the following report:
 .Attenpts of the Turks to assume the offensive along the coast of the Black Sea have been repuised. Tn the Oltz region there has been rifle firing between outposts. and our troops have occupied Saraivan and Baskaleh.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
ROCKEFELLER HAS
 WRANCLE WITH WA
Witness Gives View Wh;p q Nay Use FsTcs for pretsclI

Washington, May 22.--with four members of the industrial tions commission present, ChaiI Walsh today resumed his crossed ination of John D. Rockefeller. Jr| his relation to the industrial wa1 in the coal fields of Colorado. J. Borden Hartman, who prof1 against the attitude of MT. wals] his examination of Mir. Rockefs was one of those absent.
 When MT. Rockefeller left stand yesterday he was definine attitude as to violence, declaring if the constituted authority falie. protect life and property, any one justified in using all the force nc sary to that end.
 Right of Citizen.
 Mir. Rockefeller reiterated his ol ion that when the authorities faiie' protect life and property, the pri' citizen had the right to use force protect himself
 He argued that the use of f< against an officer would be Justi only in circumstances which would sure finding of innocence in a cs of law and, in spite of a long wraf with the chairman, steadfastly refg, to add to the statement.
 Reads Bowcrs Lctter.
 Walsh read a letter to Rockefe by l.. M. Bowers. in september, n saying: "old Mother Jones has b on the ground for two weeks. but the governor has orde her to be taken to the state line , told not to return"
 Walsh then read part ofMr. Roe teller's letter to Mir. Bowers, saying would back the mine officials in eve thing theN did, and asked if it ' not written after deportations had 
 Asks All of Letter Be Read
 Twill you be kind enough to IT III of my letter." MT. Rockefeller handed.
 "I can't do that at this tirne.v . MT. Walsh, but any letter you de1 o read you may submit after hl my examination.''
 Then I am unable to reply I'n' igently to questions based on fr nents of letters
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
Ivan. Lutheran Church of Reforma.
 finn

Rev. Frederick Schaefer, pastor, Jr., O. U. A. M. hall, Hungerford court
 Communion service at 10:30; church service at 10:45; Sunday school, at 12, noon. Tuesday evening a con- gregational meeting will be held. This will be followed by a social, which will be the last opportunity for the parishioners to meet their pastor in a social way, as he will preach his farewell sermon the following Sun day. Wednesday, state convention of Luther league in Meriden Pastor Schaefer will be one of the principal speakers. Friday evening the Luther
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
Peoples Church of Christ.

Milton s. Anderson, pastor. 10:00 a. n., Praise service; 10:45 a. m. Preach ing, subject: Our Part in the World s Redemption" 12:15 p. m., Bible school; 5:45 Young Peoples meeting; 7:00 Gospel service, subject: When Jesus Reigns As the Worlds King" Tuesday 3:45 p. m., Children's meet. ing; 7:45, Bible study. Wednesday and Thursday, Bible conference and mis- sionary convention. A hearty welcome to all.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
OSCAR KRAUS INJURED.
Brick Falls Three Stories and Lands
 on Local Plumbers Head.

Oscar Kraus, of 125 Pleasant street, we'll known plumbing contractor, is able to be out again after receiving injuries which came near being fatal on Tuesday as he was working on a house in West Hartford. The build ing was a three story affair of brick and as MT. Kraus passed by on the ground a brick fell from the third story and struck him on the head
 MT. Kraus was rendered uncon- scious and was attended by Dr. Welles of West Hartford. It was at first thought his skull was fractured, but fortunately such was not the case. He will be prevented from attending to his work for a couple of weeks.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
CHURCH NOTICES
First CongregationaI Church.

Service in the First church tonor- row will be as follows: $50 a. m. Boys department of the Sunday school 10:45 a. m. Morning worship, the pastor, Rev. Harry w. Maier, will preach on the topic: Defeated" 12:10 general Sunday school. 3:0O D. m. Armenian worship. 500 p. m. Young Peoples meeting. An interesting sub- ject will be discussed, "Is There a Need for Christian Men to Enter Pol itics.''
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
LEGISLATURE TARGET
 OF WOMEN'S CLUBS

SO"IuICCee Reports Score General Assembly for Not Passing Bin to Establish wonian's Reformatory Thompsonville, May 22.-he Feder- ation of Women's club before conclud- ing its annual session today accepted the invitation of the woman's club of Ansonia, Derby and Shelton to meet with it next year, which will be the twentieth convention. The mid year meeting will be held in the fall at Bridgeport, and the annual fedora ton luncheon will be held at New Haven in February.
 The failure of the legislature to pass bill to establish a woman's refor- natory, was the subject of criticism in several committee reports which were submitted. One report showed that delegates were present from s4 towns representing 3s clubs.
 Mrs Joseph Whitney of New Haven, president of the Peace Party of Con- necticut, lectured during the morning on "- A vision of permanent peace"
 The session was ended this after- noon, and the delegates left for their homes.