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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18
BattIeshipS Are Engines
Of Humanity
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en- seized every opportunity to tell the
president Of their support in the pres
ent International crisis Thousands
stood in the chill dri2zle while the
brigade of sailors and marines
marched up Fifth avenue and during
the afternoon, with a cold, damp wind
blowing across the Hudson thousands
more thronged the slopes of River
side drive and other vantage points
to watch the Mayflower as she passed
up the river between the grim gray
lines of war vessels
The presidents remarks at the
luncheon were greeted with tremen-
dous applause.
Review at 3 O'Clock
The president boarded his yacht for
the review at 3 o'clock, after a quick
trip from the Hotel Baltimore, where
the luncheon was held A half hour
was spent in receiving official visits
from the flag officers and captains of
the fleet and then the Mayflower got
under way. The president together
with Secretary of the Navy Daniels
Secretary Lane, Secretary Redfield
and Acting Mayor McAneny, stood on
the yachts bridge.
The fleet stretched ahead up the
river for four miles, each ship dressed
from stem to sttrn with pennants and
ensigns, the national colors flutter-
ing over the taffrails and at mast
heads. The crews in blue service uni
forms, the officers in gold lace
manned the rails.
overhead were dark, sullen clouds
and a gray mist blew over the river.
harmonizing with the gray OF the bat
tleships, but so thick at times that
the furthermost ships of the line
could scarcely be distinguished from
the Mayflower's starting point. Her
course took her between the line of
battleships and destroyers around the
end of the fleet aud back between the
battleships and the Manhattan shore.
Presidents Salute.
AS the presidents yacht, conveyed
by four destroyers, reached the flag
ship Wyoming, the first in line, the
salute OF 81 guns doomed
across the water and reverberated
back and forth between the palisades
and New York's skyscrapers. Each
as the Mayflower passed,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18
WEAK, AILING CHILD
Made Strong by Delicious Vinol.

Lakeport, ~ Hour little girl S
years of age was in a debilitated, rum
down condition and had a stubborn
cough, so she was weak and ailing all
the time Nothing helped her until
we tried Ninol. Then her appetite
increased and she is strong and well,
and | wish other parents of weak,
delicate children would try Vinol. ~
Geo, A. Collins.
This is because Vinol contains the
tissue building, strengthening cod
liver elements and the tonic iron
which weak and run down system
needs. Tulsa Drug company and lead
ing drug stores everywhere.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18
DYEsrrrr SHORTAGE Is FELT
american Textile Manufacturers Hope
90 Grt Gcrmnn prnhmci.

WASHlNGTON May n Amcri-
can textile manufacturers as well as
makers Of paper ink ydruish pig
mcnts ana leather articles are. feeling
the scarcity of artificial dyrs'uifs
more ucutcly each day according To
Commercial Agent Thomas n. Nor
ton In special report 10 Secretary
Rcdfiold. issued today
The stock Of dye off, German origin
I'm the United States Mr. Norton says.
probably will disappear before the
end Of July German manufacturers
are said 10 have ample stocks Of coal
tar dyes ready for export ana the
American government is eNcrtlng eN-
cry possible effort to reach an under
standing on the subject with the bel
ircrrnt nations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18


suffrage would have aided women in
Industrial troubles.
Laws Are Not Fair.
The testimony of the suffragist
spokeswoman interrupted that of
Clarence s. Darrow, counsel for
unions in several notable trials, who
argued that the poor man had not
equal opportunity before the law with
the rich man. lie was preceded by
Walter Drew, counsel for open shop
employers, who took an opposite
view
barrow asked If he thought the
rich and poor were accorded equal
treatment before the law, replied in
the negative.
What is the reason for that %
asked Chairman Walsh.
The law is made by good lawyers" ="
said MIR. Darrow. Lawyers who get
good fees and whose clients are there
fore rich. They have no knowledge Of
questions that confront the poor and
their whole feeling is on the other
side Members of congress and Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18

q
- ~
Great Britain though cndcav"rIug Of
''7 """ '' ."'u 10 secure an ''Hu "s-
,'" '' ,''' we Hl''''dI govern
"'"' ''S ''' II'H- uH''I 'H''l-
'", '""HI ''
NH Tor 10" Pu'Su99' lh'''l "a the
4, "' ''u h"''' sh'"Ih Germany aunt
IH' ''"'uIl ~ IN. A'H' I'dn uFu-
I". ui ana .'S''Ne h'i "'i' m''B as
l''I'', OF N1f oP'hdIn{ ia" way to
W"dus N'N'hII or temporary ar
I"'EV VN''ht Wheft'N the hr'Itefeht
N""u agree not J." l"1i c"hllabahd
g" passenger hhlp' 81 To announce
lh'l merchant ships plying to and
iI"W American ports wound a1t arm
or resist capture iI carrying pIssen-
ltIS. II Is "pn'td"i"l likely that the
nli'd states would undertake 10 act
again as tn" intermediary Tor the
adoption Of such proposals.
Any such action, however, would
hc taken with the definite under
standing the American government
ana not rccedc from it's announced
position that citizens Of the United
states have an unqualified right TO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18

N'''''''" ''i'' "7 ''
suspension Of submarine attacks ON
passenger ships while the diplomatic
discussions are in progress because "I
the serious situation that has resulted
In the United states from the sinking
of the Lus,tauia- They have rau-
TONED extreme care lest ih' sinking
Of another ship with American liN's
aboard may Head tu AN immediate
break I'm the relations 81 the Ohllrd
states with Germany
Austria rs Watching wan wu,h lh-
tercst the situation with Whrh h'l
ally is confronted lu the lHl'u
states and her influence ls hr'nE used
i'm tho direction ot asst-tln' 90 %
peaceful settlements
INpcct Settlements
l-.ri,,,. s',...,st,..rs t..,,., L.rn dis
cuvseJ I, tbr' Grrn,on and Austrian
.,,,,,',,,j,.,. and n H.. I,r,I,rstn,J th,t
many of them have been cahl,d to
their home governments Nclthcr ls
informed as Srt as To- lh" p"llcN the
,i'rinan government Iln'UN VIII I"l-
low
Ih' genera, 'Np, I"u"u mere Us NAV
''rInHn} VIII I'I,'I''' h'' "lIuhF
u'SS u" a'H Hlu"" u'' p',S,u' SUI Sup.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18

as dinner guest of Admiral Fletcher
ard officers.
Inc days prosvaNN. ,rdsa rt.s. -
race under the glare of searchlights
among the battle e,ships' boat crews and
Ine water Pageant, consisting of a
lafade OF ships launches humorously
or historically decorated.
tomorrow the ships swing out TO
sea for naval war game along the
Atlantic coast. The president will
again review them from the d1-eK 81
me Mayflower as they steam down the
harbor. WV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18

state legislatures are pretty nearly all
lawyers who are in good practice or
who expect to be.
Good practice means working for
the rich. Judges are all lawyers who
have been in good practice. If the
law had been made by carpenters,
shoemakers and laboring men 1t
would be different. 1t might not be
any more fair, but it would show
their side"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18

Special IN The World
GUTHRIE, May l7.-Oklahoma
university today won the state inter
collegiate tennis championship, de
fcatng Central Normal or Edmund
and A. 4 NJ. college of saltwater in
the opening event OF the state ath-
lctiC meet here today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18
5P&SS'g19S B5sPGSTSTs
6T.DrZewnS BahGy ~

The questions answered below are gen
ernI IN character the symptoms or diseases
are gwen and the answers will apply in any
case ~ similar nature
Those wishiug further advice. free may
address DR.. Lewis Baker. College Bldg Col
lege- Ellwood StSa Dayton, O.. enclosing self.
addressed stamped envelope for reply Full
name and address must be given but only
initials or fictitious name will be used in
my answers. The prescriptions can be filed
az any well stocked drug store. ANY drug
gist can order of wholesaler
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18

state convention Of 1908. he used the
telephone I'm 1905 the defendant
was president Of the United States
Mr.. Barn's freely admitted he talked
TO Senator Grattdn about the Hart
Agncw racing bill after Patrick Me
Carrcn, organization Democrat in the
state senate, had informed him that a
careful canvass had revealed the fact
that should Senator Grattan vote
against the lii 1t would be defeated
senator Grlttan, according to the
records. did so vote.
MIR Barnes made no secret of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18

Answer. Your nerve cells and tissue cells
have DOT been receiving proper nutrition
from the blood Practice regular habits OF
living and take three grain cadomene tablets
to inyigorate the system. They should Soon
improve your condition
Mary writes. Please tell me what 7
can do to get rid OF this tired feeling. My
mother says my blood is in bad condition -
Answer: II you have bad blood. you need
tonic. Such you will find IN three graiu
SHlpherb tablets (not sulphur Constipa-
tion, headache, dark, sallow skin. coaied
tongue, nervousness and sleeplessness and
uted'out feeling are symptoms Of impure
blood
w. c. L." asks: will you please tell
me what 20 take for kidney troubled |
have constant headache. chills and fever
My feet, swell and my complexion is terribly
muddy looking, and | have sacks under my
eyes | have pains in my back all the time.
am afraid of Bright's Disease
Answer: BE careful not TO take cold Get
tube OF 'balmwort' tablets at once and
take according TO directions These are the
and continued treatment should result in
permanent relief
MIR r. R." writes: Two years ago
your prescription reduced my weight is
pounds. | have forgotten the name oi the
tablets you had me use. Please let me know
Answer. have always recommended
i've grain arboone tablets to reduce weight
Sold by druggists in sealed tubes with full
direetions-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18
Auxiliary Adjourns.

The Womans Missionary union, an
auxiliary to the convention, also con
cludcd its session today with councils
of secretaries and field workers. Both
organizations are to meet i'm Ash
vile, y. c., next year beginning
May 10.
Virtually all the officers both Of
the convention and the union, were
reelected at this session, the only
change being in the vice presidents Of
the Convention.
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Votes For Women
Advanced as Cure

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'lN writes: How may | regain my
strength Have been il for six months
but am well again now, only that m SO
weak and thin. I should weigh forty five
pounds more
Answer. You will ind just the proper
toluc and flesh producer you reauire by
usino regularly three grain hypo nuclane
tablets. They build up strength health
and flesh. have prescribed them many
times and they are highly recommended
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18

Niagara writes My mind seems to
be getting weak as a result Of the impover.
ished condition Of my blood. and my whole
system seems 10 be losing strength fast
Please suggest something / may take to re-
lieye this depressed condition and restore
TO my system new life and energy and am
hltiou. ] feel twenty years older than !
am. Up 10 few months sgo | hardly
knew what 1t was 10 feel sick -
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BaptiStS on Record
AgaInt Catholics

CONTINUED From Page One.l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18

Grey" writes My hair is coming
out I have dandrun and itching scalp
What may | do TO overcome this condition ~
Answer. | always recommend the use
Of plain yellow minyol 20 restore the scalp
TO hculthml couditioo and overcome dan.
drun and falling hair Miuyol contains no
alcohol 10 dry the hair and make IL brittle.
II is the best hair aud scalp tonic know OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-18
TeutOn ENJOYS Urge
Peace Adoption Plan

cConunucd From Page onc)
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Barnes Bitterly
Cross Examined

CONTINUED From Page oncl
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I.IiO( tIiII1S

Fresh fruits and Vegetables
arc in demand and we carry
fun line all the time. See us be-
fore you get your berries to put
up, as We always have little
better for a little less.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-19

The phenomenal growth Of the Great Souhsde and especially
that district between Holly and Webb has become the
activity that the need imperative at
this Every absolute need emphasized more and
that the hundedod families have with the Holly ex-
change Only the other day messenger from the Webb drove
breaneck speed for his covered with perspra-
on that his loved might be spared from me DEATH The
Webb district surely entitled this modern convenience and The
Chean suggests that line be built Webb by popular sub
scrpdon should the Mountain States refuse build it
The Lamar Sparks has last woke the ac that the
industry OF this and
advises deuded readers Preaching from Lamar McCave that
steps houn be taken make Lamar leading marketing
place for the pooduc During the FIVE years Holly has been and
the leading brooncon centre, the Holly Broomcorn company
having erected pp warehouse capable of holding
broomco and the number OF sales here has been phenome
nal The Chea glad that Editor L~ess has at last seen the
light and that Lamar be counted among the future boomcorn
of this section.
As in Looking Glass; One of the greatest truths that Bobby
Burns uttered this 1T the greatest gift Of God
ability troubles the light others Them Your
troubles always look g Others regardless Of how formidable they
may be o
But just acquire much of the ability ourselves
thru the other fellows ourselves down and
ourselves pass BY Much the peevshness which all guilty
trained to remind of "ftow would this look eIse?"
It's yenughtob be pleasant
When life flows like
Bu zone WORTHY
who nsmhe
thing dcsi wrong.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-19
PLUM CREEK ITEMS

Cole weather and dust-storms, seem
to be the program, and quite often we
are reminded winter is very near.
W. X. McGinnis has just moved to
Willow farm. Altho he is a stranger to
US. Seems very promising young man
and makes many friends.
Grandma White lost her way ons
evening last week going to her nephew
Frank Carter's.
MIR. Rose and associates just got back
from the cedars with some nice posts.
Carter Bros. are preparing for cold
weather, as they were seen with load
of kindlins wood.
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Jollie called
Monday on Mrs. Wayne.
Our young people are doing fine in at
tending Sunday School. Come one.
and ell.
Forest Johnson has mis- cement house
almost complete.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-19

Ship us your cream direct. We pay
Bic for butter fat, beside paying ship.
ping expenses. Cash and can re.
turned next day after receipt of
cream. A square deal Guaranteed.
Trinidad Creamery Co.,
23s Trinidad, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-19
FOR SALE

My choice forty acre tract at
Millwod beet dump; S3,0OO if taken
at once. Tbos. Lynch,
l1-I9s At Wilkins office. Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-19
FOR SALE

One three year old Holstein bull
and one Holstein spring calf,
Both registered.
f. W. Tucker.
23tf TOwner. Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-19

Optimistic Thought.
There is nc better counselor than
ime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
WAR BOOSTS
THE TOBACCO
QUOTATIONS
FRANCE, BELGIUM AND GERMANY
GROWING NO TOBACCO.
Huntington MARKET Opens Today ana
Many Big Buyers Gathering
There.

Common grades OF tobacco will COM
mand an unusually high price this year
because OF the European war. according
10 reports coming from the lower part
OF the state. Frank Ellington. OF the
Huntington Tobacco Warehouse com
pany. has given out a statement to that
effect. France. Belgium. and Germany.
formerly big tobatso producers. have
not grown any OF the weed since the
war started, having substituted corn and
potatoes. Consequently the European
supply Is practically exhausted.
ne huntington market opens today.
aho as hundreds OF American tobacco
Spectators or brokers have large orders
the Huntington market TO ian these or
GERS. The additional demand Will bring
the prices up. The Lexington, Ky mar
het opened Few days ago. and the de-
good. -
u Is believed that fully fifty BUYERS
Will De represented in Huntington today
M Ils the market oFens. They have been
On the scene at the time Of the opa,ninE
MI Ellington says that he believes thfs
seasons sales will total "a 100000
Huntington gets 1000. 900 pounds
from Kentucky. and = similar Quota
from ohio, while the remainder a.
sroTn IN West virginia The high
grades OF tobacco Will command good
prices too, but not In proportion to ne
common grades. The average price n
expected to be about 1906 per hundred
state seem TO be rotating their crons
Few OF those having crops last year pro
uuclng any this year There has been
considerable falling off IN the acreage
its former size.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
Clearngs for First Day Of Week Show Gain Of
Nearly Fifty percent Over Same Day Last Year
QUEER THINGS
THAT HAPPEN
In THE BANKS
TWENTY-SIx YEAR OLD SAVINGS
DEPOSIT BOOK FOUND.
Carried n Three Dollar Deposit Now
Worth over Nine Dollars with
Interest.
Queer thinrs often hi

Queer things often happen in the
banks Of Wheeling.
The Mutual Savings bank was organ
ized In 1857 by Col Alex Mitchell. Cen
eral Alfred Caldwell and number Of
other well known citizens. and it's ca
leyr mas been one OF great prosperity
Recently a man now living in another
city came into the Mutual bank and IRE
sented "A savings deposit book bearing
Was established. lie explained that he
Aad started the savings account when
a boy OF eighteen living IN Wheeling.
me BOOK was mislaid in a short time.
ana later sAhe family moved to another
state, and the matter passed entirely
from the young mans mind. Recently.
In looking over lis effects. he discoV-
after the three dollAr deposit had been
MADE having planned "A VISIT to his old
wheeling home. he determined to call
az the bank and ascertain the status of
ms long overlooked savings account. He
ala this. and was amazed 10 discover
that with the compromising OF interest
ever SIX months the three dollars had
these twenty-eight years. until now Il
carries a credit in his name OF Sg.65
The last months dividend was IS
cents-an annual rate OF u per cent on
me original deposit Needless TO state,
the FORMER Wheehngite was delighted
ana decided TO continue the account
and add 10 70 from now on.
The only thing / regret" he said. lis
That 10 was not a thousand dollars in
stead OF three. for with that starter L
would have S30136O 70 my credit now
instead Of the $s.03."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07

FINANCIAL NEWS -Conrricuousi,-
stauiinE forth iu thr stock market il
lhe element ~ scarcity ~ offerings The
over or resistance Uu declines fha
hhHrp rrrut cries when apaanuHfr nras.
sure Dr. uffeI tho dulirraa N fhr sem
eral Irt during thr period OF rcat nom
extreme a'iFlft.lIl these appeal fo
The logical speculative Investment mind
aF containing HuerHatIuuH az L. strong
un1'r-I InuinF and prophet. or al.
Naurrf o." soon Hr The current read.
JnHiment shall have been completed.
Wall So journal In connection with
the advance. u Republic STEEL Coior1-
oN Il.l ana -'HHr. Sheffield H Ia rra.
.frt,i That those is.ut. viii 90 on "a
dividend basil. nest FrIf
IOrrNtL Dr COMMERCE ANY ...
.'uH alton over our f.Iff r.I.r Ir
iH' western abnormal .IIIHf..r uHHI.I
IN INIiI. YIHr.| Huf.Iu..H. IHr Hr UInu..
know SHAT Che requirements of fhe fu-
Cure may lr
CLARK. rfTLus a. rD rrr rrrrr
rtfrF r.H."r f. believe fHn. lur raiI.
road. 500 '". ...T .|.H r.frIurfI.
nHrl rHIrH mol Ir.nu.. aur .fl.. and U.r.
utr Industries and allied i.r. Uf b.ai.
ur HHrr similar promise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
EARNINGS OF THE
RAILROADS HIGH
Record Set in October. 1912. Shat
tered by the Showing for the
Month Of September, 1915.
Special Dispatch to the Intenlrfneer

CHICAGO. Dee. 6. - Abnormal
traffic on eastern railways for export
TO Europe, coupled with an equally
abnormal situation in expenses. at
tanned the spectacular in September
when the railwaysof the United States
as whole reported the largest net
earnings for any month in their his
tory. Figures for the month. com
piled by the Bureau of Railway Ne,ys
and Statistics for the countrv's entire
operated mileage Of over 256.OOO piIes
lbascd upon official figures which
cover only a partial mileage Of larger
roads,. show a net for September oi
Sllll<.hoI,s1o. exceeding by about s..
UV"'O90 the previous high record of
october. lPl2 The September net.
indicating how rapid has been the ad
vance IS over double that earned in
either January or February last
Gross earnings. az 500 637 $40 also
came near making a new record nav
ing been exceeded BY only two
months in history. October. 1912 and
1913 That the net did make a re-
cord therefore IS attributable to cur
tailed expenses. the unnatural st.te
of which is reflected in a ratio 90 rev
gNles OF only - per cent lower than
has been attained in six years For
this there is a two-fold cause. first
railway managers were still POSITION
inR aIl expenditure not Of a rrs. SIND.
nature. praciicing tbc ugid economic.
forced hy a long series off lean wears.
second. expense afvays move up orr
down subsequently to che rise. and
falls Tn earnings ON che present
Hood ~ export business for rrrore
it is literally a case of revenue. rrn
ming away from expenses Roth
causes must rccceelrifr cease to rrrr.
ate if thc flood of traffic continue
Not only BE- Scrfcmhcrs gair ir
gross oi NlI00lO10 che largest ir over
two years. bot ai.o September. f1I-
ie 'hc FIRST month f1 show an increase
over che clrrceronfiry month ol
1913 The figures. compared v.i.t 4
year ago. f.fIn.r.