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National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

Bellalre, GA contract for SIX new
tin mills IN the Yorkvlle plant Of the
Wheeling Steel u Iron Company has
been let. This will make "A total Of
twenty-tour mills, which gives the W.
). Il ]. company one Of the large
capacities IN this section. A new bar
mil will probably be- added to the
Benwood plant.
Buffalo. y. Among the plans
filed With the bureau Of building Is a
81 prepared for the Huifalo Cold
Stor.g" Company for a ten story ~
lnforced concrete storage building, to
be- erected at la2 Perry street. The
company recently took out "A mortgage
for SOTO 900 for the purpose of put
ting up the new building.
brooklyn. y. i-The bug new plant
OF the American Tobacco Company of
III Fifth avenue. Manhattan, will be
a six story hrcproof brrk structure,
200 feet by 80 feet inches. at the
southwest corner Of Park and Nos
trand avenues. ~ feet In height.
siding will be run INTO the factory
from the brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany's tracks, and the raw material
will he brought directly TO the plant
from the waterfront or railroad sta
tIon by trolley ear. thus doing away
with the expense Of trucking.
The factory will employ 1000 pco-
Pile, and turn out 1000 900 cigarettes
per day.
The entire plant will represent an
Investment of $75O0OO.
Work will begin on the structure
at once, and the building will b. com
pleted IN one year.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

Dos Molnes. la Chicago firm
has notified the Greater Des MONIES
committee tina, II Is ready to ocat.
IN bc, Molnes II 500 ares Of clay
.ani IN b. secured suitable for max
ny paving brick and red faced BRIL-
'ar hll'd.ug purposes.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

Owatonna. Minn.-Anothcr industry
will be added To Owatonna's list hy
the organization Of the Penhallegon
Radiator Company. which will incor-
porate for sl50.000 The products ~
the company's factory will be- detach
able automobile radiators for different
makes 81 marines.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

Baltimore. o To take care Of a
vast increase in business and To re
llev" what has come To be the cram ped
condition Of its Baltimore plant, the
United States Steel Corporation will
build her" another JOINT storage and
power building which will cover an
area Of about 10000 square feet.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

Syracuse, y. l.-The Seneca Ealls
Mat4ftcturng Company AWARDED 10 T.
" NeiiaIe y Son of tins city the gen
- contract for the erection Of ITS
ueR plant at Seneca Falls. Al a cost
- 'll',000. Work Will BE- completed
m i've months
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

Pr harYh. Pa Contracts were
awarded hy the Jones Il I.aughin
Sfcol Company for the erection II a
pr mill that will give employment IN
J 900 men The new plant will be- To-
cat"d a Noodlawn. near here, and will
mako steel plpc from ono fourth lnch
- j. uoh, ~ diameter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
"BE CAREFUL" is
TODAY'S SLOGAN
IL YOU Have Pcrishablc Goods I'm
Route over Frisco Today or
Wednesday It Is SAFE

Anybody who has any eggs or
other pCrishablo and breakable ma
tcrial en- route some place over the
Frisco lines today or tomorrow may
breathe long breath OF relief II is
safe. Today and tomorrow are sam
pie days according to the recent edict
of tho central claim prevention COM
mIttee at Springfield, Mo.
a contest Of two days duration be-
gins this morning at opening time and
an accurate check viii be kept on all
losses and accidents Of the next two
days. Wherever an accident. a dam
age Or a loss occurs 1t will be traced
back 20 the man who is responsible
and he will be brought to account for
II before the claim prevention como
mittee.
A circular has been placed in the
hands of every employe of the Frisco,
giving explicit directions TO every man
and cautioning him in person To abe
careful" When The matter is checked
up and the men brought to account
for their accidents, the same two days
in April wsU be set apaUt for the same
thing.
Already the Frisco has been able 20
realize a great deal from the efforts
of the claim prevention committees
along the lineo comparing losses and
damage claims with the corresponds
ing month of last year. and they have
proven that the claim prevention
scheme IS not q farce or an idealists s
Dream Being careful helps and today
and tomorrow Will demonstrate It
along the Frisco
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
KANSAS CITY WENT
IN ON PROMISES?
Hearing on the Temporary
Injunction in Chicago
Yesterday

CHICAGO, March S..-J'yomises that
the Federal baseball league had sneR
of iarge means who would help bear
the expense OF any clubs which Cost
heavily, induced Kansas city officials
to invest in the club, according to
statements In the hearing today on
the temporary injunction granted rec
Gently by Judge Baldwin restraining
the league from transferring the Kan
sas CITY franchise tO eastern purchase
erso
The transfer Of the franchise was
an improper action Of the executive
committee, according to. John NJ.
Zane. counsel for the club, who con-
tended that the directors could not
delegate so important a matter to the
committee
Two letters from President James
A. Gilmore to club officials were in
tIoduced, both dated September 10,
enc giving notice that the Kansas City
franchise had been forfeited because
Of a draft for $4,000 on him by the
club to meet the payroll Of Septem-
Der l and another that the franchise
would be protected if Kansas city
would raise $40, 900 to finish the sea-
son. Further testimony will be given
and afiidavits filed tomorrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
Fighting The
War Officially


PARIS, via London, March s.
G:52 p. mD-The following official
communication was issued by the
French war office toignh:
I'm Champagne suowstorms inter
fcred with our operations This morn
ing the enemy tried to re-talle "A wood
captured by us on Sunday west Of
yerthes. lie was repulsed and our
counter offensive enabled us to gain
ground to tn north and east and to
take some prisoners. The advance
continued and increased during the
afternoon.
In the region Of Pethes wo won
more than 500 metres (oyor l,6OO
feoD of trenches.
Between lie Mesnil and Boausejour
we lost some trenches we had taken
yesterday, but gained 100 metres
(about 800 feet on the ridge north
OF Mesnil
I'm the region Of st. Mehiel In tho
Bois Of Brule (forest OF Apremont we
gained a footing in a German trench
and captured there a great quantity
OF war materials.
Northwest of Pont-a-Mousson
the Germans attempted to deliver an
attack. which however, broke down
our progress continued from Badon-
Wller.
I'm Alsace at Reich Aclerkopf, we
repulsed a counter attack
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
Tuarez Race Entries


FIRST RACF-purse: Four furioDgs:
little Blues 1o4, sGhulcnburs 1104o Little
Bigger 40, Frank Patterson llOO Iiaian
I13, Father Kelley 49,
SECOND RACE-seiling: seven furlongs;
zangaree 90, Little Bit 81, Zinkand lO2'
Dave Montgomery 1O5. Lady Mint 105 Elma
1o5, Phyllis Antoinette 1O5, oblivion 1O7,
Sleepland lO7, George OXnard 40. Auto
Maid no.
THIRD RACE-sellinr: seven furongs'
Breo5er 81, Single Toe 81, Miss Lewiston
Patriotic 40, Amiy 10. Hoisington llO'
Cisko no. Commentator 10.
FOURTH RACE-Seling; seven fuIlongs:
Lenore 90, Mabel Dulweber 80, J. Nolan
lo2. Rose Oneil lo2. Andrew oday lO7.
Thistle Belle lO7, Bob Lynch lO9.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; five turlongs:
Ravenhsll o. Elsie Green go, Mrs. NJ g 99'
Eva Psdwick 1O4. California Jack i04,
Coma 1O4. Bertha lO4, Amohalko los,
Cordova 1Os, Yelie Forty iOs, Jake Argent
los, Joe Busher Ill, Judge Gheens Ill,
Rosiris II3, Nifty ll5.
SIXTH RACE Selling: one mile: Durin
9s, Bonanza 1O2. Bermudian io5, Be l09
Executor l11o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
ROOSEVELT AND
BRYAN INVITED

Ex-president Theodore Roosevelt
and Secretary OF State William j.
Bryan have been invited TO attend the
Tulsa encampment OF the United
Spanish War veterans and the Grand
Army Of the Republic May ~. l3 and
IA. Both OF these distinguished men
are members Of tho organization Of
United Spanish War veterans. and the
Fitzhugh Lee camp believe they will
be honored with their attendance
At the regular business meeting Of
the Fitzhugh Lee camp OF u. S. W. ".
in the courthouse last night, the in
vitauon OF Mr.. Roosevelt and Mr.
Bryan was officially sanctioned and
other matters relative to the coming
encampment were discussed. The
Ftzhugh Lee camp went on record as
endorsing tho newly organized Amer
lean legion, which shall be composed
Of enlistment and service.
The WOmen's auxiliary OF the u. S.
w. V. met in conjunction with the
veterans last night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
FIRE DESTROYS
BELGIAN CHURCH

LONDON, March S.-(4:06 p. M
With the sole exception crucifix,
which was untouched. everything in
the church at Messines. a Belgian
town six miles south Of Ypres, was
destroyed as the result of fire fol-
lowing a bombardment OF that place
by heavy guns according TO a report
Of the EYE witness with the British
headquarters staff whose story this
week includes a description of the re-
markable resistance OF medieval
buildings TO shell fire.
Great blocks of masonry were blown
off the Messines church. the belfry
was shot away, and the interior was
completely burned out but the
framework. though irregular in out
line and full OF gaping holes, is still
standing. the writer says, defiant
amid the surrounding ruins. 1t was
in the center Of a very fine oak
sCreeno
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10

ing up from tho German trenches" "
replied tho officer.
These flares Ike Fourth OF July
rockets threw q glare over the soddeu
field and revealed the faces Of the
correspondents and the officer and
outlined their figures. In that way
they keep watch to see that we are
not creeping up for an attack" the
officer added.
Another SOC yards Of pluugins in
mud and tho correspondents de
scended into tho wet earth behind
tiers Of sandbaEs and were walking
on a board walk at the bottom Of a
great ditch. Step off that and one
sank over his ankles The command
ing officer pulled aside curtain and
a Lieutenant came out Of mis- cellar
looking neat enough for n parade.
NCatncss under any condition Is a
point with the British officer and he
keeps his men up TO It, IL is amazing
how Private Thomas Atkins in this
sea ~ mud keeps clear Of it,
III the men get careless Of their
appearance and In their habits" say
the officers, this means carclessness
in the trenches, which would be fatal.
Thoroughness Of detail and industry
are Of paramount importance in this
kind Of war"
Men Wen Cared For.
Behind curtains in the same kind
Of cellars as the officers occupy, were
soldiers lying on board floors in their
blankets above the water line. A
subaltern was up for questioning when
the commanding officer found one Of
the pumps was not working. Pump
ing alone keeps the trenches from
being flooded. The commander spoke
to every watching man with rifle laid
a cherry "goodnight' and the soldiers
returned Il CHEEKY reply. The tired
men who come out OF the trenches
find baths and clean clothes awaiting
them and have nothing to do but rest
until they return TO the watch, for the
British army regards the care OF each
mans physical well-being as the
prime essential.
The trenches TO the observer who
sees the British army for tho first
time do not supply the most interest
Ing feature. If one seeks picturesque
ness it may be found on the road
where the French flank and the Brit
tsh line Join-where one sees the East
Indians, a trotting battery OF French
artillery Belgian reServiSts at work
on the road and the British I'm khaki.
In the doOrways where he is bileted
one finds Tommy Atkins trying TO
talk French with the inhabitants,
driving a big tractor engine made I'm
the United States, riding out TO the
front on a bus which once piled in
London. sitting on tho front Of an am
bulance seat beside the driver when
he has only an arm wound or poking
his head out Of a shell-proof to see II
there is any chance OF the rain stop
ping in Flanders. His remarks about
the weather are vigorous
The extreme thoroughness with
which all is done make a more last
ing impression. The fastidiousness
about sanitation and the treatment OF
the wounded recall American methods.
There seems little unnecessary
fighting TO gain any minor adyan-
tage in the trenches. Everything
seems submissive to a purpose when
the time comes for the big push"
which win see the deadliest fighting
OF the war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
Notice TO Sunday
World Advertisers

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Of The Sunday World will here
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below
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than Thursday preceding publica-
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This company cannot be liable
for typographical errors made In
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Hereafter the first ad. I'm will
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These. rules are not made with
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our mechanical department can
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Just that much more possible.
BY advertisers cooperating with
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
A BOUT AND ABOUT
Quarrel About Coat WAKES Hot and
FRAZIER Sex Resort TO Blows.

Ethel Norris and Jessie Burnett,
bloody and heated from too much ex-
ercise, were brought 10 the local po-
lice headquarters In the municipal pa
troll wagon last night at 1915 o'clock
While a vaudeville company was en-
tertaining an audience in one Of the
local theatres, the two women I'm ques-
ton staged a free exhibition on the
outside. n "lady-fight"
one Of the women had lost n coat
and as she was meandtring along the
white way she spied Il or one very
much ike 1t and without any prellm-
mary parleying, undertook 20 recover
her own, as 1t wer per vim or "ker
blim."
As usually results under such cir
cumstances, hair pulling ensued. Each
woman got two large handfuls OF her
adversary's head decoration and soon
they began to beat time to the same
music. with each rythmatic measure
their elbows bent and their noses
plunged together until Sergeant Haw-
kins interfered ana threatened TO use
his billy TO hammer bSss to the tsne
Of their roundelay. With medical
treatment they will recuperate In time
for the trial.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
YOUNG CORBETT AND
BURNS FIGHT FRIDAY
Both Boys Have Good RecordS
Jackson Refused fO Scrap
Texan Again.

The management Of the B. NJ. A. c.
completed arrangements with Young
COrbctt Of Kansas City yesterday at-
tcrnoon 10 meet Bobby Burns ia a
15-rOund boxing event FTiday even
ing. This good bantam was secured
in preference 10 Mike Orrison or
Bobby Dibbons as both OF these boys
were anxious to appear before the
local club.
Manager Clancy and Matchmaker
Kelley have both been earnestly en-
deavoring to secure jackson for Fri
day nights show, but they state that
Nate flatly refused 20 rematch with
Burns. Much feeling has arisen be-
tween these two boys since their last
go, and Burns says he will fight
jackson on any old kind of terms,
winner take all preferred, If he can
just ontice Jackson into the ring
once more. And there will be no
mistakes and accidents to srarring
partners this time that will cause
any slowing up az any stage of the
journey, he says.
Burns can be seen any afternoon
working out at the Bo NJ. a. O. gym
from o'clock until about 4 O'clocks
and Young Corbett is expected soon
and will also complete his training
for the Friday night bout.
Young COrbett has a splendid rec
ord, and is geputed to be a tough
customer for any bantam to tackle,
and as Burns has demonstrated his
class, this should prove a good bout
from all indications.
ANY and all visitors are extended
q free invitation to the daily public
training of the boxers at the gym
under the Crescent hotel
II appears that the patrons OF the
manly art in Tulsa are positively not
to be denied another bout between
Burns and Jacksono and should these
two boys be rematched, standing
room at the club would not doubt,
be at q premiumo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
CHAMPIONSHIP TO
Be DECIDED SOON
Jack Johnson and Jess Will
lard Will Fight April
Third at Havana

HAVANA, March S.--A fight for the
worlds heavyweight puglishc cham
pionshlp viii take place at Havana
Saturday, April 8, between Jack john
son and Jess Willard
The last obstacle in the way Of hav-
ing the fight take place here was re
moved this afternoon when the pro
moter who cndeavored to have the
men meet at Juare2. Mexico, March q,
received cable from Willard saying
that he would start Immediately for
Havana, arriving here from New or
leans March 49,
The teams for the fight are Identical
with those which would have pre-
vailed had the encounter taken place
at JuarCZ.e
The site for the battle mas not vet
been selected, but several excellent
places are available Johnson began
training today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
ARKANSAS RACING
BILL is REJECTED
Governor Hays Refuses to
Sign Measure: SKINNED
Through Houses.

LITTLE ROCK March S.-Gov-
ernor Hays tonight sent a message to
the house announcing that he had
vetoed the racing bill passed by both
houses of the legislature last week.
The point of order was raised that
the time In which the governor might
veto the bill expired at 4:10 o'clock
this afternoon. Speaker Sawyer sus-
tanned the point OF order and declared
the bill a law The state constitution
provides that If the governor takes no
action on a bill within fifteen days
from the date of its passage, eXclud-
ing Sunday. ii automatically becomes
lawo The bill passed the house at
4:l0 o'clock Tuesday afternoon At
5:l1 o'clock this afternoon, Harry
Stewart, the governors private secre-
tary, announced that the governor
had signed the racing bill. A few
minutes later a denial was issued
from the governors office.
The bill passed each house by a
majority OF one vote. II legalized rae
ing in 40 Of the rs counties, under a
commission Of three members, to be
appointed by the governor. The use
OF pari-mutuel betting machines was
legalized.
The bill would have applied to only
three of the larger cities of the
state-Helena, Little Rock and Hot
Springs The others are in counties
which were exempted from the bill
by the senate after it had passed the
house.
The bill was introduced by Speaker
Sawyer OF the house whose home is
in Hot Springs II was admitted that
the object Of the bill was to restore
the sport to Hot Springs, once
noted racing center
Betting on races was prohibited by
an act passed by the Arkansas legis-
lature Of 1907, and this ended racing
at Hot Springs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
LEADER OF JOBLESS
RELEASED FROM PEN

NEW YORK, March S.-The $500
fine imposed on Frank Tannenbaum,
in addition to years Imprisonment
for leading 191 unemployed men into
ST. Alphonsus church last year, was
renitted today by the court Of gem
eral sessions. Tannenbaum's prison
sentence expires tomorrow.
Judge Wadhams in remitting the
fine called attention TO the fact that
money TO pay the penalty had been
collected from sympathizers among
the poor in sums ranging from five
cents up.
"I do not think" he said, that the
ends of Justice now require that the
pennies Of the poor should be accept
ed to pay the fine"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
HOUSE BURGLARIZED
Three Gold Watches and Three Dol
lars in Silver Are Missing.

Three gold watches and three dol
lars in silver were taken from the
home of Guy NJ. Davis. 300 East Sew
enth street, last night between and
10 o'clock, while Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
and a young lady who Is visiting them
were attending a show.
Mr.. Davis stated that the front door
of the building was left open while
they were out and the house did not
seem to have been ransacked, but the
three watches were gone. Each one Of
the persons in the party lost watch,
there being two small ladies' watches
and one mans watch stolen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
Billiard Champion Here.

With the arrival OF George r.
Spears, champion fancy shot player Of
the world, In Tulsa today, a great
deal of interest is being manifested in
the exhibit 10 be held at a local bill
Hard parlor this evening at o'clock
Mr.. Spears will meet John Kruger,
champion Of Iowa, in a 2OO-point
match game. After the game he will
give comprehensive exhibition Of the
game In It's fine points, including
fancy billiard and pool shots and a
lecture on how to play the game.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
A MINUTE TOO LATE
Could Have Sold Patent for 100000
If He Had Been on Time,


APACHE. March Ss.--An Apache
man just missed a fortune by few
hours. W A. Walkup has been work.
ing for many months on a patent au.
tomobile tire which he thought would
be just the thing, and he has found
that he thought right, but not quick
enough. A tire made OF coil springs
fastered to the wood rim Of the
wheel on one side and a metal band
on the outside completed his inven-
ton, and he sent a model of It to
Washington with the proper papers
upon which to secure q patent He
found however, that some man in
Canada had hit upon exactly the
same plan and had his model in just
a short time ahead. 1t was stated
that the Ford company learned Of
the Canada mans patent and pur-
chased the patent for the United
States, paying 100000 for It,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
JUDGE KILLITs is NOT GUILTY
Government Dismiss Case Against
Judicial Officer.

TOLEDO, Ohio, March S.-The
complaint made by local Germans
against United States Judge John NJ.
Kilits has been dismissed by the
government Killits made a speech
recently in which he was declared to
have said he did not care how soon
somebody dropped a thousand bombs
on Emperor Williams head. The
complaint was filed with President
Wilson and asked that the Jurist be
disciplined.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
ST. PAUL CLUB MAY
PLAY PRODUCERS
special 20 The World.

FORT SMITH, Ark.o March S.
The st. Paul club Of She American
association will arrive in Fort Smith
on March II to remain three weeks
for training purposes. The deal was
closed here tonight by Mike Finn,
representing Manager W. a. Kelley
and officials of the local team OF the
Western association The st. Paul
club will endeavor to arrange for
games with Muskogees Oklahoma
City, McAlester and Tulsa of the
Western association, and the Univer-
sity of Arkansas team. The st, Paul
team will remain here until the day
before the opening at Kansas C!tyo