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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18

gineinndii, 16. 5anuar.
Die na@foIesnbsn luotirnusm Be,
5iehu ii& MIR ouf GnstoBs SroHs,
uftionen. Bel lIsinersn Gefhdfieu
iDerDsn etipds b5bsre prsiie bere9nst.
psstfiensH
G&maIs. ptirna Steam
10.16-10.25, 1omilp S4maI5 115e
pro pfunb.
9rodengefafBentf HIetf d
Short clear Gsiten 114-11Ac. ibcri
Rippsnfsitm 11---113e. srira itorl
clear Gsiisn 11A-12{s. GhuIttrn 1c
: -10At. Bellies 12A-1ae. unb 4
rttbr bsrpadt.
Baeou.- g6orf eIsar Gsitsr
12s-123c, srtra ibort giippeniettsu
124-123e. ibort Hippsnisiien 124
121s u. BslItss 13a--i43f lofe unb X
per pfunb msbr perpadt.
gugar Gureb Hletf4. =
Ghinftn 15A-16e. pitnic S4uls
tern 12s-13f. Breoifsii Bacon 18
--19e, Ehultsrn 12h-13e. trodens
Beef S4inisu 27-29e.
sHBatp5ttltes mIe.f IA
Gdihstu 13-13Ae. s)itnle Shuls
tern 11t-11ae. Bellies 151.-16c,
S&ulisrn 114-11ae Rem glors gu
114-11ae.
nrifnts TIeift. = Shin'
Zen 12i i-12ac. g}ienie G3uitern Oh
9ie, Shuliern Oh - SIC, ibort
Rippsnisitsn 91-9ac, fbort clea'
Ssiien 10-101c. erird ibort Setter
9a-10c. Bellies 10t pro
pfnnb.
Webf unb Ge4rsibe
WsbI. - Winier paisnt 5000
6.25, Wintsr fancp $5.65-5.90. DO,
syamiIp $5.25-5.40, Grtra $4.80z
500, orbinGr.s $4.60-4.S0, 5arttr
Wei3sn gaitni$6. .65-7.O5, bo. fdner
$6.20-6.45, bo. syamilp $40
$50. Rosaenmsbl, norbiptitli&ss &C.
initiates $4,000. reines ettr
$6.00-6.20. Giip semiTdtts $3.50
--6.10 per Bbl.
Wei5en. Ro. 2 roibsr Wintsl
$1.42--1.43. 80. 3 DO. $1.41--
$1.42; go. 4 bo. $1.3s-1.40.
WeIfhforM - 30. / tpeibei
73sc. 30. 2 bc. 73-733e, Ro. 3 DO
72-73c, Ro. a DO. 7l-7lie. 80. {
bo. 70-7oke. go. 8 bo. 69-7Oc
Ro. i ssIbss 73ae, To. 2 bo. 10
73ae, 30. 3 bo. 72-73e, go. 4 bo
71-71ae. Ro. 8 DO, 70-70tt, No. {
DO. 69-70c. go. ! ssmii4tss 73e
go. 2 bo. 72a--73e. go. 3 bc. 71i--
72c. 30. a DO. 70-71e. 80. 5 bo. 6e
--7Oe, SO. 8 bo. 68-89t. WeiBes
aolbsniorn 73--74e, gsIbts aclbtnr
Safsr. - go. q psiBer. 55ic
Stanbarb ipsibr 55-55ar. no. 2
,psiBer 54f-55c, To. 4 ipeibsr 81
SAC. 30 2 ssmiidtsr 55-5bae, gso
3 asmiiftsr 54A-55e. no. 4 &C.
mifhisr 53A-54Ac.
Rosssn. = 30. 2 $1.15-1.17
30. 3, s1.14-1.15. 10. 4 s1.13--
LA.
Wafa Griibidbrs Gsrite 81
94e; bo., orbindrs 83-67e per Blu.
Whisfh. y
9sriauft tpuroeH 4S1 BbIs. Di'
itilItri sinifbeo Gocbs auf Der Ddiil
Don s1.39 Der Ganone.
@rpeeries.
aafiee. Wnrit rubia. prttil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18


$1.s5 2.25 pet Rife.
Nndnas Gubdnif6t, $3.50
800 Der Gruit.
Wirnen. - Gidles $2O0-2.25,
aiefer $2.25-2.60. Dut4ss $2.75--
1900 per Blu,
Yxefbefbeeren. - Cape Cob
| $500 $3.50 per gbl. unb slips per
Rife.
Rartoffein. - Uli9isdn S.
soc per Bu. unb $1.66-1.75 wr
8bI. Dom Store. Msb Riper friibe
Ohio 70-7N per Bu.
GiBfartoffeIn.-Gdte gre
fen $4.00-$ $3.50, bO. medium $2.75
per Hbl.
araut. - Mdrit rubis. Ginbei<
nif4ts $1.W-$1.75 per gb.. uno
$500 1890 per Sonne anf BEN
Gslsiis. Ddnifdes $500 $21 90 PET
sonns.
3niebstn. - gelbe csc S1.00
|p. Bu. pbm Stors II. IS 90e DomGts
leifs. Weibe 95e-$1.00 per 9u. bonn
Sfpre unb 90 95t pom Gsleiit.
GeIerp. - Midigan $500 =
2.25 per arobs erate uub 25-40c
per giinbeI.
grHne gobnen - Glcribd
$3.50; madsbObnen $500 per 6ams
PER
Gurfem - 1r.ibbaus slips per
Tub,nb. FLORIDA $500 per 6omDsr.
aarotttn. - Gsfuaihene $500
800 per gbI.
Totbe Rabem - Ginbtimti4s
81 00-1. go Der Bbl.
Sttdriiben. - $1.25 per Dbl.
Wtfbs Riben. - H.25 per
gbl.
aanbprobufte
5eu SO. / 1imotbp $500;
Ro. 2 9imothb, $17.00; Qo. 9 5is
moibp $500; Ro. ! ssmifttsr alse
$3.50; Ro. 2 $3.50; NO. / alee
$3.50; go. 2 DO. $3.50; alfalfa
$17.00-20.00 per Tonne.
NiibIenfutt.r lit iietia. aIei.
$24.50-25.O0. Wiboling srOb.s S27
$27.50. bp. fsinss $27.50-28.50.
ssmiidtes Jutt,r $26.0o-26.25.
Gdmereien. - Wdrif itettg.
af.sfameu s7.4O-s.3O auf bsm De.
IeiIe uub $8.40-9.50 per gu. BON
Store. Himotbp $1.90-2.20 auf bem
gslsiie unb $2.30-2.90 per Bu. bonn
Store. guHfpeisen sOc per Blu.
8erf9itbenes.
OeIs.-Rarit fetig. 2sinSl, ros
bes 63e per Gallons in pdrtisn pon
8 gbIs. geto&tes IL msbr. 30. ]
anrbol 60c; Cotton Sesb Del, raifi'
nirtss 45c per galIone. 9.rp.niin
53e per Gallcns In partien Don 1-5
Barrels. Petroleum, Dbio Carbon
120 Grab 9st, bo. $50 Grab 103c.
6sablisbi 175 Grab 12e. R.b Gropr
GufOIin 13s, Tapbta Ice per Gduons
In partisn BON Is Dbis.
GaIs. - Der Wartt III rnhig
Ohio RiDer S1.10 Der 9bt. bon 28C
pfunb.
zaIs. - Wartt ii.tis. primd
Giin 6s-6se DO. gpunirp 6-eie pei
pfunb.
| aoblen.-Warit rubis. gou.
abiosbenp $3.50 - 3.75, Qub uni
sIad 1925. annapba Stiidiobler
S3.50-3.75, Rub unb Slad S2.25
-2.35 per gonns abeslisfsrt. Baud,
lofs GtiidipbI.n $500. antbrucit.
SIZE per 9pnne ubseIiefert. gcss
iOltst $6.00-6.50 per 9onne abses
Iisfrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
Gbieago, is. sanuar.

S9peins. 3ufubr 10000.
Rarii fef. Bull $6.7o- $50, lsid)is
$6.60-6.95, semii6is $6.60-6.95.
i9Dsrt $6.6O-6.95, raube $6.45
$50, iSeriel $5.25- $50.
gtinbDisb. - 3uilbr 300. Ularti
rubia. einbsimifds Stier. $685.
$40, Wsitsrn $4-S5-7.5O. aiibe unh
9eifsrs $3.25-S.10. adIbsr $3.50
1870.
Sdafe. - 3ufutr 1000. Warfi
flau. G4afe $5.50-6.0O, SSMlins,
$6.40-7.15, admmer $3.50 $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18

Sudtr. - preiie Teflg. Taf'
finittsr Gut 2oaf 1886: ppiroer,b
S5.55: Cubes $5.70; sranulaie1
$5.45: gonfsctionsrs -g1 5.35; oil
.a1 $50; weiber srtrd &c $3.50
srtra .g1 40. n. 3. glsrififb ipsi'
bsr $5.10-5.2o, bo. stfbu 4.60-
40. bo. sslbsr BON 4435-4.60 per
loo pfunb.
WloIaif.s III fstis. .-Ieip Or'
leans Open asttIs 40-55c. gsntrifu'
aoI 20-30r per gaauns.
Meis. = 2ouiiinna, Gnnrp Seno
6s-7e, prima 81 s-84e. crbindrrr II
---5e. Sapan 4A-4ae per Bfuno.
9airn probuste
Butter. - Marit rubis, prdis
itetis. MboIsmiIt Grtra 36t; Gems
iralistb grtra 34ae; gtntraIissb
yirlts 30h-31it; DO. Ssepnbs 28-
27t: Janrp DARN 26e; padins StOd
1sh -20c per pfunb.
Rdie. - Rarlt fen. Ohio 18c.
Rorbipsiili4sr 16-16Ac, glep Yori
I17s, G6peiasr 2i--33e. tp. Bird Ice.
nimburses 16-17s per pfunb.
gter. - preife iapdher. gDrima
iriiht Siibnsrsisr 32e. firits 30se.
urbinars firfts 2sc. f.sOnos 21r per
Dutenb.
GdIaasL Eearst iisiis.
6prinsers BON II qfunb unb bariibsr
12Ac, untey IL pfimb 14as. StnHm
liz. sdhns 10t. 9rutbiibntr
10--16S; GnIls Sc; Gnisu i0-14c;
14r, @anis s--12c per Plumb.
Saftn. - Gdn5 frtf4e $500
2.25. aus,rIsfsns 75c--S1.0o per
Dustnb.
OBJ unb @smife.
MepfeI. - @uie 4epftl SIZE
4.25 PCT BbI.. is rad QudIitdt.
Gttrenen- Mnrft mar ifttfg.
MlsfFinn S2.75-3.00. California
$3.00-3.25 per aiiie.
Crangen-Warft rubis unb
isttis. Dlcriba S175-2.25 pen Rife
adnssriues $3.50 $500 per D0ppeI'
tiae.
@rspe. azuii. - ifIrriba
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
Ser S6fIfd e

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elmer al eiHem gfebeutifhe fiBeirDer
6amilie): sd fp1ro'n iHer ihofrio
aioigib enoidulloden, penn d. 10 mi
bin mid por5eihoellh: 0tei Raule is
@oooIieb 9Iiemben, gebir' d in Bar
ne. Sd ndbme mer od beionoers
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begailn6 &C adb'n Der Sdrre bu
baoo Ga nGrnIid porbiu q 8inobeIaeI
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DC I1ngioe 3eio De Shlcbbe Der
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
DoppeIfinnie.

Dame (bsi Der @oiree au einem eIes
fdnapereins eTsitsIieb): .Wpll<n Gle
niHt 5ur a1gsmeinen Grbeittruno ets
mas beitruaen uub etipds aug .1anns
bduIer" iiResn9"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
alustudrttge Wdrfte.
Rem gort, 1s. Sanuar
We6I. - Wcrft f.ft.

Rem gor.. 1e. Sanuar.
We6I. - Mcrft f.it.
HOgssHmebl. = Wartt f.i.
Bu4ipsiaenmebI. - Wartt fIau.
gu9psi3eH. - Wartt fsii.
Wsaismshl. - Wlartt itstis. tin
briso 1896.
Ro9een. = Wlattt fsit.
Dsissn. - Warti Dillis; go. 2
rotbcr unb Qo. 2 barter $1.524. aGIsr
aui BEN GelsiIe fir glusfubr. RO. 1
Rortb.rn Duluth $1-514 unb 30. l
ROritern UlanitObG Sl.52 c. /. (.
Buffalo.
DsIi9iOrn. Wartt fsit; go. 2
ssIbss S2a {. t. (. fiir 3ufubr. @rs
ssntiniftes prima 7Sc Rominsl abs
osl,sfsrf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
Wiehmdrfte.

Gineinnati. 16. Jauuar.
Die 3ufubr unb glusfubr iudbrsno
Der psrsoHSenen Do8e, DsrsIi4sn init
ben lebtsn 5tusi Wo4en pareu uie
iolat:
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aQetaa Marft.

Rem gort. 16. Sanuar.
MstalI.. Wlarft uupsrGnbert.
aupf.r, nomiusl!; GlectrDlptic 13s-
1876; eaiting 13a-13st. Glen,
rnbig.
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M MsiI:HiE / l.!. ". y = sls;..... az az
6erf 81 0fcrcia - 10 " u. -. a.. ..... 1W
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SSbxSss'ssit ssssie ) es x q. az az
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41E.fff kexf.fig.- - EfaS Etr elns g.. e.
xd. q eztf. %. ~. sss8 Esnis nar. fef. u. 63H
q as. rsi. e.. - IEcmt 4er. q. A.. u
4if1iHffa $780, Ezlf<zu Ucsific, -. 50 tIgs
Hfia ~ -, 1kffe1- e Ecnfb Haiiss1t g.. -
Ef{f GfH. tr-...s esHEonft so esu a.. IS
*fttG6s ~ Zen, r.. fxHlinlcn zcfifc g.. s1s
~ tsat VI. tr-- u anier See q. ef.. est
SatPt9. 8t4 <He. 7H$ua Hss. .f-h.rsf. a.. .t63k
mt Hfn fst ~. st5sln. q aub5u .soltl
!. . p<4tr (f41t1. eI5s D111f4 4. s.....- ~
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Gbieaso 1e. Jauuur.
gDsiom. sir Wsni $40
1.44ac, am SdIlub s1.41sc. iiir SuIi
.S1.23a-l.26ac. am SdInb s1.25.
DeIi9torn. - Jiir Wai 76s-
7S3e. am SdIuB Tic; fir SuIi 77a
-79sc. am Sdylub 78te.
Saier. = Jiir Mtai 552-56se.
am S9Iub 55se; fit SuIi 53s-
54it. am StIuB 55se.
Rossen. - so. 2, $1.2o-122.
Gsrite. - 70-78c.
9imotbp. - S6.00-7.25.
ale.. = $12.5O-15-oO.
pori. - 5ar Sdnuar $1s.35; fir
Ulai S1s.90-19.05. am SaIub
1887.
5f,mals. - Jiir Sdnuar 5000;
fir Mai S10,67--1o.77. an 54Iub
$1075.
aippsnI,itn. JIr 5auuar
1885; fir Wai $10.22-1030, am
S6lub $10.27.
Butter. = Wdrit unberGrbsrt.
gier. - @rsiis nisbrissr. Drbindrt
firHs 32-33c;; firifs 34-355s.
gartoffelu. - Mdrtt unperdnbert.
G3sFliiasI. 49, asbtnbes. = Mart!
unperGnbsrt.
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Rsp possst aRtisn msrfL -
~ wuv6s brute bismIiA ffasf psrlanft
uns bic grsiis tatifa babsi 30 leiesa, ssssn
ShluE absr purbe bsr Rarft hsiIg unb
bic Qnetisungfn paren pie fplaf:
essrxSsss. usslsz.
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etssinssti. fa Seauar 1915,
Dnu ~ bie Rs4lsaes ss4 DssIeten
% r IN SAB 0sib il slulo 6sr 4sr
It@e9 ~ cegS wurbes G-e& beytf4nsi
sal osi4Sfispaplsrt ssrben " ~ eu'
usAfa al .lsp pssg
x9tbta - Deri Spif&eH Hasies selfaufi.
Pc Gsssttrrsss bsfrs1t s0f pfaHis vss
oskta ssf GsssDs
car 8e4fd snf eoRton unrbes AZ
sx.s1 yu yfsrb eterIiae qsotirf; Bar
8f(tlsf ssf oerfin sus6sN e9e ltr .
lRers tsst&nst, fns Us6itt eni parte 1okt
vro Bsanf, au@ amIfsrbam 40xs bro ouIs
"a ssb aui Blsn soKf per Rsope-
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s~ DaaH erpabne in srseH .Gintinnaer gDIisbatt-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
TEEN AGE BOYS TO
HAVE MEETING HERE

John l.. Alexander, the best teen
age boy worker in the world, by es-
tablished reputation, will be I'm Tulsa
on March 20 and 81. according to a
letter received at the office of c. II.
Buchner, secretary Of the Young
Moa's Christian Association, yester-
day.
Mr.. Alexander is 'teen-age secre-
tary OF the International Sunday
School association, and meeting
will be called in a few days by Mr..
Buchner, county Sunday school sec
retary and Guy Hail. an official in
the city Sunday school association.
when plans will be made for the pro-
gram OF work during the two days
when Mr. Alexander will be in town.
1t is the intention Of the authorl-
ties TO establish an institute on teen
age work in Tulsa and Tulsa county.
and make the organization one Of
permanent usefulness,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
HOIU To Make the
Quickest, Simplest Cough
Remedy
Much nctier than the Ready
Mndc Kind and NOu save 81.
Fully Guaranteed

This homemade cough syrup ia now
used IN more homes than any other cough
remedy. Its promptness, ease and Ger
tqlnty IN conquerlng distressing coughs,
chest and throat colds Ia really remark
able. You can actually feel it take hold
y davs use will usually overcome the
ordinary cough-rclcvcs even whooping
Icough quickly Splendid, too, for bron,
lchitis, spasmodic Group, bronchial asthma
aud winter coughs.
Get from any druggist 2lg ounces OF
FneN 100 cents WORTH pour 10 ln a pint
bottle and Oil the bottle with plain pr1nu-
lated sugar syrup This gives you-at q
cost of only 54 Ccnts--a full pint of better
cough syrup than YOU could buy for - 80.
Takes but few minutes 90 prepare Full
directions with Pinex. Tastes good and
never spoils.
You will be pleasantly surprised how
quickly it looseus dry, hoarse or tight
coughs and heals the iuaamcd mem
hranes in a painful cough. IL also stops
the formation OF phlegm in the throat
aud bronchial tubes, thus ending the per
slstent loose cough.
PincN is most valuable concentrated
compound OF genuine Norway Pine CN.
tract rich In guaiacoI which is SO heal
ing 10 the membranes
10 avoid disappointment. DE sure and
ask your druggist for "2 p ounces pueX, 4"
and don't ncccpt ANYTHING else.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. The PineX Co., 1t.
Wayne, Ind
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
EMPRESS

A novelty Of merit will be presented
at the Empress today 10y Wallace 4
Wallace which Is called "The Theat-
rical Agent, the plot of the act giving
everybody an opportunity to demon
strato talent, ana Mr. Mccormack, as
the agent with Dummy as the office
boy. will prove most entertaining.
one of the most winning acts in
vaudeville and the headlnor Of todays
bin Is Harry Brooks & CO., presenting
the sldt The old Minstrel Man"
Harry Brooks is very much the whole
act, as he impersonates the care-free
old circus man, q company of three
assisting him, and the act Is one that
contains both comedy and drama.
Othor acts on todays bill are Delmar
q Delmar in their artistic novelty,
"Over the Garden Wall" Anita
Primrose. in character studies, and
George Freedo, the noted German
comedian. A good keystone comedy
will furnish many laughs. Seats may
be reserved at the quaker Drug COM
pany Shows today at 2;30. 7:15 and
y, m,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
.SILLIMAN GOES To
CARRANZA OFFICES
Wilson's Personal Repre-
sentative Transferred
to Vera Cruz.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l7.-Secre-
tary BRYAN announced tonight that
John II. Slliman, President Wilson's
personal representative at Mexico
city. would go TO Vera Cruz where
General Curranza has established the
seat Of his government. Carranza
recently announced that all diplomatic
business with his administration must
he transacted through him person
ally Slllmau's transfer II was
pointed out involved no question Of
recognition OF any OF the contcndng
Mexican factions
The state department has not been
informed today that any OF the for
oign legations had displayed a disposi-
tiou TO move to Vera Cruz I'm response
to- Carran2a's invitation and observers
here believed the ENJOYS would re-
main In Mexico city
Adyiccs to the department an
uumced q slight Improvement i'm the
food situation ina Mexico city. Some
corn had arrived, the report said, "and
thousands throng the place where 1t
is sold. so flour has been brought In.
but there Is good supply OF sugar
coffee and fruit The water supply Is
still cut and il IS reported that the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
I r ADE E r S
t06 EAST SECOND STREET.

has made the lobby more respectable
than ever. The resolution has led to
Il better understanding OF the lobby
lists function. the constitutional right
they claim 20 give their side OF any
question.
or course. all big public service in
terests are represented and by the
"old timers" The labor lobby is large
also. Among the unusual or ambig-
uous businesses admitted by lobbyists
the resolution required them to state
the nature OF their interest--are: I'm
ternal improvements" "jltney legisla-
tlon.' "in my own interest concerning
university" university, Democratic
principles and the plain people" ptid
Luhllc health.
Occasionally member OF the lobby
stated opposite his name that he IL
serving without compensation" Rep-
resentatlves Of good roads associations
and charitable institutions are opposed
t. serve without pay other than for
expenses, but attorneys for the pub.
lie service corporations ana common
carriers openly admit that THE la
borer 10 worthy VI his hire"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
STARTS FEBRUARY "a
Spanish War Veterans to Have Wom-
ems Organization I'm
Tulsa.

The institution Of the women's aux
iliary Of Fitzhugh Lee camp, United
Spanish War Veterans, viii take place
on the night Of February "a. Depart
ment and past department officers
will participate in the formalities, In
order to arrange for this institution a
special meeting Of Fitzhugh Lee camp
will be held on next Monday night,
February 22, in the office of DR.. c. E.
Earnheart, county agricultural DEM
onstrator, in the basement Of the
county courthouse 1t is urgent every
member and prospective member of
the camp attend this meeting. Ap-
plicatlons for membership will be
acted upon at this meeting.
Department officers OF the United
Spanish War Veterans, G.. A. h. and
affiliated organizations are expected
to be on hand TO complete preliminary
arrangements of the state encamp-
ment Of these bodies, which is to be
held in Tulsa May -, 13 and IA. To
accommodate these gatherings the city
commission generously donated the
use Of Convention hall.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
MAN FROM TULSA rs
SHOT IN CLAREMORE
Found Seriously Wounded With Two
RcvOlycrs at His Side; Claims
lie Knows Assailants.
Special to The World.

Special to The World
CLAREMORE, Feb. II. - man
giving the name Of John Cofer lies
near deaths door as the result of
having been shot in Claremore last
Tuesday night and the authorities are
facing rather peculiar case The
man was found near the athletic hall,
together with two revolvers of .3S
and .32 calibre, one chamber of the
latter having been discharged. An
examination revealed the fact that a
.32 calibre bullet had entered the
mans chin, completely shattering the
bone and ranging downward. While
Cofer claims he knows who did the
shooting, he will tell nothing. Cofer
arrived in Claremore from Tulsa
Tuesday afternoon, but aside from
this fact nothing is known by the au-
thoritics and the man refuses to tell
anything Of his past
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
HOPE TO SETTLE
RIVERBEO DISPUTE


Special TO The World
OKLAHOMA CITY reb. 1.-THE
school land board this evening took
the initiative in disposing Of the con
troyersy over riverbed oil leases that
have been the source OF worry to the
board and the lessecs for months
Specifying the lease of the Glover
Leaf on company and the lease held
by Barrett & Henry I'm the Cimarron
river, the board made an order direct
ing that within ten days these lessees
file proceedings in the federal court OF
Judge Ralph Campbell at Muskogee
application for a reduction I'm royal
ties named In the contracts now held
by the school land board with the
lessces
1t is further agreed by the school
land board that the reduction asked
for be not less than 25 per cent, plus
bonus in cash or oil, the extent OF
which may be determined by the
court.
The further order Of the board is
that II these lessees do not go into
the court within the ten days pre-
scribed, then the board will not OBJ
iect TO the federal court taking such
proceedings necessary to cancel the
leases and proceed In any manner sur
ficient for the protection of the leases,
All members Of the school land COM
mission agreed TO this with the eXcCp-
ton Of h. B. Howard, who said that
the only portion he objected to was
the attitude OF the state suggesting
any stated sum i'm reduction from the
royalties named In the present con-
tract
I,y.rr,r NViIiar,g goyd thot ba
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
y MURDER CASES
IN TULSA COUNTY
Back Over the Last
-Four or Five
Years.

There are II murder cases pending
in Tulsa county.
They extend over period Of four
or five years The oldest case on the
records is that OF John Moran, who,
while he was assistant chief OF police.
shot and killed an 1S-year-Old boy,
who. It was aftorward learned. was a
horsethief. Moran shot the lad as he
was fleeing.
The following is complete list Of
those charged with murder and the
majority Of whom will go to trial at
the next session OF the superior court:
John Moran. Seaborn Doyle Ernest
Melton, Henry Smith, William Smith.
negro. Earl Maish. Gabe Han, negro, ,
w. ]. Baber, Henry Patterson, negro;
Grover Chance. Callie Grayson. negro
Aronce Harris. negro; w. ]. Baber,
VIII Guess, negro, W. II. Kohlium. ne
gro. and Jesse Dunmore. negro.
Dunmore and Kohlium are charged
with killing two other negroes not
more than three weeks ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
Piers for Bridge Completed.

OlLTON. Okla. Feb 1.-THE last
pilings for the oil Belt Terminal steel
bridge over the Cimarron river here
Were driven yesterday, and the false
work Is now being put up preparatory
be four-span bridge, and the mate
rial is now on the ground. The rails
will be laid into Oilton at once, so that
when the bridge Is completed trains
may be run into the town Immediately
The chat for ballasting the roadbed is
now being loaded at Joplin, Mo, and
will begin to arrive at Jennings within
the next few days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
Ouch. PAIN, PAIN.
RUB RHEUMATIC,
aching JOINTS
RUB PA1N RIGHT OUT WITH
SMALL TEINI. BOTTLE or Old
"ST JACOBS OIL"

Rheumatsw is Ts.- only" Not
one case Il fifty fasg.res internal
treatment stop dIU aEirE Ruh
soothing. penetrating "~t Jacobs oil"
right into your sore. stiff aching
Joints and muscles and relief comes
Instantly. est Jacobs on" IS a harm
less rheumatism cure which never
disappoints and can not burn the
skin.
Timber up. Quit complaining. Get
q small trial bottle Of old. honest
est Jacobs oil" az any drug store.
and in just a moment youll be free
from rheumatic pain. soreness. stiff
ness and swelling. Don't suffer Re
lief awaits you. "St. Jacobs or has
cured millions OF rheumatism SUI
ferers in the last half century. and
is Just as good for sciatica. neuralgia.
iumbago, backache. sprains.-Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
MORE LOBBYISTS
THAN LEGISLATORS
Than Three Hundred Members
Now.

AUSTIN. Tex. Feb. 1.-THE regis
ter Of the third house" or lobby. in
the state legislatures today contained
over three hundred names A rule
adopted az the opening OF the current
session required all representatives OF
special interests coming TO Austin to
lobby before either branch TO reg
ister Now the third house" has
more names on its roll than the com
bined membership Of both houses OF
the legislature.
II the sponsors Of the register reso-
lution thought II would scare on lob
hyists. mistake was made. Never
has there been 50 many representa-
tives Of special Interests here and the
frankness imposed by the resolution