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Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-07
TeANseoRT THoUeHT SUNK

LONDON, April 7.-An Athens dis patch to the Daily Mail says that q telegram from PrevZa to the effect that large transport belonging to the Entente allies has been sunk off the coast of Greece. The telegram added that it was believed many are lost.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-07
SERIES EVEN

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The Bos- ton Nationals made the series even to- day by winning from the Washington Americans to l. With the score one to one in the ninth. the Braves found Boehling for five hits and three runs.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-07
ScORELESS GAME

SHREVEPORT, April 6.-The Chi cago Nationals and the Shreveport Texas League teams played seven scoreless innings here today, the game being called on account of rain. The fielding of Flair and Zimmerman feat ured the game.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-07

TUCSON-The contract for $200.000 worth of drilling on the thirty claims Of the Copper Chief Mining company has been awarded the Pillsbury Engi- neering company of Pittsburg. The properties are located in the Quijota mountains. Development work will consist largely of diamond drill opera iicns.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-07
RICHMOND WINS

RICHMOND. April GA triple. a double and two singles of Alexander, gave the Richmond InternatiOnals three runs in the second inning of to- 1sy's game and enabled them 10 win from the Philadelphia Nationals to ?.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-07
PIRATES BEAT LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, April 6. - Second Paseman McCarthy's bad throw of Kartlehner's bunt in the fifth inning paved the way for two runs and the Pirates defeat of Louisville 3 to 2.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-07

PHOENIX-To attend a meeting of the executive committee of the Amerl- can Association of Highway Officials, State Engineer Lamar Cobb is on his wa yto Washington. The meeting. which will be of great importance to Arizona. is called for April 6. Just why the meeting was called al this time Engineer Cobb was not informed. but il is believed that an ehorJ will be made in Congress to attach an amend ment 10 the Shackleford bill, which is now pending in the senate. The bill, which provides for federal aid for good roads. is of great advantage 10 Arizona as drawn and appears al- most sure to pass. In case it should be enacted Arizona would receive SIP, 900 the first year and twice as much the second year By the sixth year this state would be receiving $35S000 annually for good roads.
 MIAMI-Eleven more workmen have given portions of their cuticie to help Gordon Hooker, who was badly burn ed al the International smelter seven weeks ago, in his fight for life. Phy- sicians attending the case decided that a second skin-grafting operation would be necessary if Hooker was to recover. Portions of skin from fourteen men had already been grafted on to bring about Rockers recovery.
 TOMBSTONE E. Mtrphy, county recorder of Cochise county and one of the leading Democrats of South ern Arizona, is almost certain to con test the nomination for tax commits sioner with Charles R. Howe, incum- bent, it was said tonight Friends of Murphy, who urged him to make the race. point out that he ran far ahead of his ticket at the last two general elections. Beth Howe and Murphy are from Cochise county
 TUCSON-The first case involving the right of man to act as agent for another in bringing liquor into Arizo- ma for personal use, will be brought be- fore the court when the case of J. " Morford of NOgales who was arrested here is heard. Morford was arrested and two suit cases and a trunk filled with liGuor which he admitted obtain ing in Deming New Mexico, were seized. Morford claims one of the suit cases of liuuor was for his own personal use and the trunk and other suit case were for friend in Nogales. The supreme court has recognized the right to bring liquor into the state for personal use but the status of per son acting as agent has not yet been settled.
 TUCSON-Juan Cabral formerly one Of the most prominent commanders of the Madero faction in Mexico with the rank of general, has turned miner and is operating the Papago Chief. located in the Baboquivari mountains with q partner named Plath Cabral and Plath are employing a large force of
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-07
WHITE SOY MIN

TOPEKA. April 6.-By score of F 10 the Chicago Americans defeated the Topeka Western League team here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-07
KILLED ON PLAYGROUND.

LEADVILLE. April 6.-Mary Vid- mar, 12 year of age. was killed when a heavy wooden pole on the school grounds fell upon her, crushing her skull.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-07
BASEBALL RESULTS
(By Review Leased Wire) COAST LEAGUE.
vEsrERnhY,s RESULTS

Salt Lake City-Salt Lake l, Oakland , Los Angeles-Los Angeles 1, Vernon D. Oakland-Portlard :. San Francisco g..
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-07

In the fourth. Bescher was hit on the head by one Of Fincher's shoots and was carried unconscious from the field
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-07
COUNTYandSTATE NEWS

men and are turning out several tos of rich concentrates daily. They eX- ,pect to make their fortune in mining
 PHOENIX-Auto stage line cars must hereafter approach railroad and street car crossings under full control and at a speed of not more than four niles an hour. according to an order just issued by the corporation commits sion. The order came as result of a collision between stage ear and a street car in Phoenix.
 PHOFNIX- Whether Judge Lyman of the second division of the superior court of MaricCpa county, will have to seek reelection next November is the question that has been put up to the Judge Lyman, who was appointed 10 i'll the position of judge of the second division of the superior court of the county by the legislature at it's last session. is not sure whether he holds office for four years. or only until the next general election.
 PHOENIX traffic be- tween Bisbee and Douglas will be in vestigated by the corporation commis- sion, which will hold public hearing of complaints against stage lines oper- atinc between those two points on April IT. The investigation was or dered following the filing of formal complaint by the Douglas chamber of commerce.
 PHOENIX-Allegins that the death of his 7-year-old son from lockjaw was caused by the carelessness of the at- tending physician, James w. Black. q raacher. has filed suit in tine superior court of Maricopa county against Dr. F. Payne Palmer for s20,000 damages. He declares that the boy received a cut on the arm. and that the doctor failed to disinfect the wound properly or to give it the necessary attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-07

but merely bandaged it and told him 10 come back week later.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-11-15

Miss Verna Leone Page, concert
violinist OF
The Gamble Concert Party, is one of
the few women violinists who has
achieved a great popularity with the
public. Her playing has a charm and
sympathy that reaches the heart. and
is this personal note in her work
that Is the secret Of her invariabIe sue
cess. She comes before her audience
az well bred cultured young lady,
with charmingly modest manner
which Immediately wins her hearers.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-11-15
BE A BOOSTER
1t Isn't Your Town.
It's YOU

IT you want to live in the kind of q town
Like the kind Of a town you like,
You needn't slip your clothes in a grip
And start on long, long hike.
You'll only find what you left behind,
For there's nothing that's really new,
It's knock at yourself whom you
knock your town,
1t isn't your town-It's you.
Real towns arc not made by men
Lest somebody else gets ahead.
Whom everyone works and nobody
shirks,
You can raise town from tho dead.
And If, while you mako your personal
stake
Your neishbor can make one too,
Your town will be what you want "a
sec,
1t isn't your town-it's YOU!
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-11-15

3. INCREASED FARM PRODUCTION
The empty Market Baskets Of the World are com.
ing to America. Can we fill them7 Bring the
farmers into closer touch with the State and the
United States Department of Agriculture for the
purpose of obtaining expert, practical advice ON
farm problems, such as Fertilization, Rotation of
Crops, Intensive Cultivation, Farm Labor, Farm
Management, Marketing, Etc.
4. GOOD CITIZENSHIP
IT you respond to the needs of your town with
what your town needs from YOU then NO matter
what your vocation may be, you are, indeed,
good citizen. When dozen such citizens get to-
gether they can resurrect a town from the dead
and make it an ideal town to live in Environ
ment creates Tendencies. What is the environ
ment of the boys and girls of our town. Ideals
and Amusements affect Character. Impure water.
foul closets, filthy back yards merchandise unpro
tected from flies, affect Health We don't want
any more Typhoid Fever Malaria, Diphtheria, in
our town. Paint and lime are two of the greatest
disinfectants ever discovered Let us paint mn our
residences and stores and whitewash trees, fences
and outhouses. It will make a healthier and pret
tier town.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-11-15
1. COMMUNITY COOPERATION

l. COMMUNITY COOPERATION
Get together and pull together A BOOSTERS
CLUB OF live, determined business men who will
lay aside petty self-interest, and work together
for the general good, will put this town On the
map, and it will stay there. Pull together to
make our town more attractive. Pull together
and bring our boys and girls to realize that in the
development OF our national resources, in promot-
ing more scientific farming in making better
schools, in building better roads, in developing
manufacturing enterprises, in bringing in unto
date methods Of merchandising, and in countless
other ways Of community building, there are op-
portunities right in the "old home town" for
career OF usefulness such as can not be found else
where.
2. BETTER SCHOOLS
Ignorance tends to poverty and poverty tends to
crime. The majority Of the law breakers and
criminals in our county Jail are illiterate Educa
tion prevents crime. It costs less to give bow
good education and start him on a useful career
than it would cost later on to give him trial
and execute him for committing a crime; and the
result is more satisfactory. We want our tow.
to have as good schools as can be found in the
State.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
AnIere
SGnittmaIlrr -WfnR

Sir tleiue nib orohe Naab6ea. Sln.
1871.
Qlls prdttiId bdbtH fa Bel ben alsinm
bic a@uimp' sRItibsr beipdbrt, BIZ "a ses
~ltoitsu. NIT Elm unb bemlsIbea GRsus Dsts
fGisbsne 8luIm Ill trogsn. Sm burIis'
genoen Sale lam roteemuftsrier Woa'
iloff, bsfebt nit Gdmtbcnb unb trsmfs
farbiser &al@mire, GUT @eripsnbung. Gus
NuItsr lam fiir WaI9ftOffe, IN 9srbins
Dlng nit 8atifbluIen, borteiIbdft bsrs
ipeEpst tperbsn, ais S@uItIsib9en iolpo9I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04

9anbeIsbertrdge, 3. g. bura sinsn
tiinftigen 3ol auF auslGn0tIde u9s
rem, gei9eben tonne. 9a3u i6reidt
nun mad Iangeu Monaten oes .Mas
tin" nit ntbsrpiaiger 4nertennung
Ser 5dtigteit oes &reoitorens@ereins,
Der gerein, Der mebr ols 1000 nit
glieoer 3dble, i4lieBe bic beoeatsnblte
llbreninoufrie I'M 9eutf9en Rei9e
elm, un0 lei feline @efenI9dFt phne
4utoritdt. Seine 4ustunftei, bic lid
iber bic gauge @rOe perbreitt, babe
ibm au6 Den 4nf4iuB eritsr frans
36fider Sdrier perf9aFFt. .0intsr
ieiusm @pritssnosn ftdnoen nr4 an.
oere electromagnetic SnouItrisat in
9eutidlano, UNI bic gropagonba
geaen bic fdlpsi5srif9e ll6reninoua
itrie4 gu prganiiisren. Die G6meiSsr
5a6ritanten Aatten iid9 I9on bersis
nist, hin ben &f auf3uaeblnen.
Die fran80fiiae Snbuitris oiirie 0ars
an ni6t Dorlbergehen. 9enn Pfor3s
beim. oos 1888 Ell. fir 2 Nsiaionsn
6ranten S9mudparen eraeugt babe.
bate 1912 eiaen nmfdB poa $50
Uiiaionen 5ranteu erreiht, On Dem
700 9Guler NIT $4,000 psrIouen be-
teilist ieien; unO oqbpn gingsn, pie
Elm Barrier 5ubritant beroorbebe,
orsi 8iertel ms auglanb, lrGbrsnb
5rantrei6. tr0b ieines @eltrai& aaf
Otefem @ebiete. MIR fir 20 MiDipnsn
Suipelen ausflbre. Mn oieIer uebsrs
legenbeit in Der Iusfubr srittiGer
8aren fei nilr oas ftrsE9s %fran3oiis
i9e 5eingebaltsgeieb fhuIO, absr Der
8orlibenbe Der Barrier G6ambre
SDnoieaIe psroe init 5inansminiiter
Gibpt barber psrbonbeln, 10 bob
man bpffsn biirfe. boB Der Giapt jsb3
bic n6tigcu MafFsn lieFere, LIN Oto
Seino auf jeosm 8ooen gu ldiagsn.
Die pforSbeimer gosImstll Srz
OuItrte peiB iaon lange. 0aB gentle
gIemente inter ben Bariierr 6abris
tanten bic beatf9e Shmudip nsnins
ouItrie am Iiebhen o~usrotten H56ten.
@enn Elm esiidertsr GrieOe TIC ipies
Der bic fir Die Iusfubr srfor&rIids
8epeguHgsfreibsit 3uriidsibs. pirO
fs Ii6 i6on ibrsr 9oilt gu igs9rsn
Deriisben; bart miro es freili1 perz
Den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04

Oesbalb, Oos barT i6 biz iassn. babe
i9 feline Morte in mid a%ufgeHommen.
III Bat ben ri9tsn 9pn ssIun6su,
inosm er Iid auf oos gIei4e Qipsau
nit tinem Mnnns In msinem alter
itslIte, mil meiwn @eIinnuneen,
meiusn Stiirmsn re9nste. Mel6'
berrli9er MenT9 i'm 9erglsi9 8um
Dreied! ODD min cine Bite: @sb
liebt i'd babe nod Diel gu orbsis
ten"
9efrsmOet, 1ber sufrieOsu, IG6slts
th unb eing. SIN Sshnitum ober
CAB ss tpiebsr ueberraidungsn.
S1meI3sr Tam ME nlebr In bic @sos
mstrieitunoe, obue Die 4uigabsn srs
Ieoist gu baden. Sn Der gbenie
mar er idon nod turSer Set Diss
Der Der @rltel Sn allen anbsrn
5d9srn psrbriIerten ii9 feline 3enius
rem BON Mpfe au Mo4e. am
Stammtiid Der Sn0uftria iab Ct nur
nod Samstcs absnbs aIs Der Sr6bs
ti4ite unb @liidli6Iie Der san5sn
&orpndl
giimdl ober battle es in S6meIs
3ers QebensneiIe beinabe pieoer ei>
uen unginitigeu aiidi4lag gsgebsn.
0as mar, als Das 0reied nit Ituls
sem 2d9sln au inn lagte: .Ri9t
pabr SHmsl3sr, Is III bod gut gems
len, OoB sic auf Sbrsn 9eomstriss
lsbrer ettpas gebSrt unO Sbr Suters
|eITe mebr Dem Stubium SugspenDet
baden" uno Ocmit oos @erDienH Der
siinItigen 8eeinfluBung SdmeISsrs
fir ii9 in 4nfpru9 na6m! Sas
drserte meinen Treunb gor geipaltig
unO bielen asrger pOlte er am
abenf u%nbsbinet erIdnfsn! Die NIT
ternd6tIi9e Stunoe na9te, als
S1mel3er fpeinbenrbeit ben Stdmms
tif9 perlieb. i'm in eitem anDerH Cos
taI nod ben G9lummeri9oppsn au
trinten. Da poate IS Der 3ufau,
baB ct auf Der StroBe BEN gbemie<
protector besegnste. Ri9t Der pros
|Iefor, pobI ober Der MsnI9 bemertte
Bic 8einnebel Dor G9mel3ers au>
gen! limb Oa fab er ibn an nit eli
mem Bid, Der ben Rebel 0urnbrana
unb i'm 9er3en enbete. bort, no bas
gbrgefHbl ieinen Sib bat! am an<
bern Gage 1T bonn G@mel5et mors
gems Inn flint nbr aufgefanoen unD
bot fem H~spetitorium 0ur1gsnoHs
men. Die erfte Gtunos Idon mar
bic @bemieftunbe. limo G6mel3er
bIieb feline Qntport I6uIbig. aae
minoliden Qufgaben, bic Der pros
|feTor Helte, loIte er INNER 5uerR!
llnD Der gbenieprOFeFo Iab INNER
|frS5fifer bor iid. iein gauges @sa
Iiat mar frobe 3ufrieben6sit. CT
puBte. DaB S9melser ieinen Bid
tsrHan&n 6atte. onB fem s6tes
menfhentam bei biefem S9Ilsr ims
Her einen Sis9 Oapontragsn pdros!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
Gin 9orn i'm angt.
Sic beuti6e Ghmnfmareninonfri nnO
Die franaBfide QOntMrrena.

AN& ffAN AtNF
bic fran5Dfi6e aOnfurren5.
Sn elmer &Orreipoposn3 aug
pforabeim In Baden lelen nit. 9tt
gfprSbeimer Sdmudparsufufsitati
on 1T niGt erit felt benz ariege @es
gsnItanb befpnosrer QnfeinOuae uni
9erfoIguns in 6ranfrei4. S6rs pa'
liIer aonturren3 bat NIT Ollie Oei
&Ontrotfbiiros un0 Der 3oaiteqer
|idon felt So9ren aues uuf9tbOten
I'm oie ginfu6r beutider Gos.metdll.
fubritate nod 6rontreid hin;on8u.
bolten. Dor etipa 3tpsi Sabrea iparot
cine 2isa our qusfalieBung Oeuts
ITaer 59mudartifel ~gegriinott; an
bic Spite IteGte Ti6 elm puriits So
6rifant. Der 5ur 9obtottieruna bent.
|I6er @r3engnife uno Der Barrier
Sirmen, bic tie auf ben Mlarlt brads
ten, a~afforberte, babel aber fem BE.
oenten trng, feline 5trma Iii ben
Ipfor3beimer .Gre0itorenz9 erein fin
Sic @pl6e, SiIberporen4 uno llorea.
i%nouistie" o~ufnebmen gu IaTsE, utn
beHen @inridtuuseu beniisen au tOn.
nen.
Mlit ipel9en @eflblen ieBt i'm
Iarisg bic Barrier 8abritantsr tbre
Yfor3beimsr Mitbeper6er auf BEN
Meltmarit tpie i'm sigsnen 2eno Be.
troater, lief Die v2tbre paroe" mad
BEN AusriIf fran3Diii4er 6liessr uui
&nrlsrtbe erfennsr. Dos Glatt for.
Oerte baau auf. pFor8beim, oqs In
ouItrieLle Centrum 8abens, 81 boms
baroisrsn. Inn Den fran3oFi9eu 9ou,
Del Su ridden; bonn ieoer 4IprSbeia
mer, Der in cine dnosrs Welt bsfprs
bert tperoe, beDeute einen 5tine
Grunfreins tuenieer. Die meai1en-
freuHplt9e WeiIur9 Der OH Der
Spite Der 3ipililation marIhisunpsn
v2ibre porole@ ronrOe BIS isgt aus
suten @riinoen nod niGt ttfoIot.
9uFiir funt nun Der saRatin+ oie
@1nti3er ubreninbnitrie gegtn bas
pforSbeimer auuitgsperbe auISupies
seIn. Gin gsIsssntIia Der @tuerals
O~erlammIung 6ss erfpdbuteu areoi-
tOreupereins i'm Iebteu 5rl9iabr Don
osfsn @~prIiBsu0sn gsmaate Gsmer'
flung COB miltummensH anlaB ba3a.
SIN 4nf9IuB an einen @crldios aus
oer @erIammluns beOauerte or Dor
Ttsn6e. oaB gfprSheim. neil IS fof
ausFnlieBlid bon ieiaer Goelmetna.
iHouhrie unb ndmeHtli1 bon bsren
MusFubr Iebe, ourh ben 4riea BE.
Tpnoers i1ptr Enlightenment lei
uedn perOe Hoh Dem &rieg bdrcr
0enttn, nod anoere SnAultrien BIER
beimtih Su modem. ano periufer
miifen. 5nuptlG6lid bic ll6rainou.
Itrie ipieosr nab 9foySbsim 81 brili
gen. mas bel ADiaIisb4As De- asuer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
@aferbnd fur ale arisH BON SdtsI.
nrheiten.

Bud Scr. 1, tpie iintcu ee3eigt. ert.
bait a%ntDeiFuugen urO munoerihane
SGnitroticnen fir ale arten BON
Gilct . &1feInrbeiten uno 9ren3.
Itiden. Se0e Srau ~ipetteifert, oas
MeieIte IN @uItern au besnrmen.
Wloden Sic &~dfeIorbeit9 Gcnoen
sie brett fir oieies Bud, peId5eS
bas reifbaItiglte uu0 biaigite Mu.
Iterbud 1T. gs CREDIT cher ben
A8med, ais giiher BON $3.50 cts.
'lteber 200 MuIter dbgetiIhet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04

getrad tune. 6risl (aIs
Der qsbrer ipegen zines gcrtomns
niies i'm g}u Die holbe 9laiis burhs
asmihf bait: unb tolGe Seals
nlMmt man nlAt ms dtl9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04

pie aud fir fsFIi6s gsteen6sittn.
G4nittmuIter finb fir s grDBsn, bon 4
aufrdrts BIB 10 Sabre, er6Glttia. Nlun
esbrdu6t fir bic 10idbriee Gr6be 2
Yarbs Bel 27 3oI 8rette sur @uimpe
oosr unterbluIs, Obtr 4 garbs aum aleins
den.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-12
HAIR CRAY? Then
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No Dye-HarmIeSS

Actually does-so you can see it
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your hair is gray, Streaked with gray,
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ing, simply shampoo hair and scalp a
few times with Q-Ban Hair Color Re-
storer. Every strand of hair (whether
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nothing to be added. Give it a trial.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-12
New Styles
In Dresses
Are Here

declared emphatically that he would
not be candidate for congress.
"All OF us cannot be candidates"
said Small. for we must have work
ers. Therefore. in the interests of the
Republican party, and To insure abso-
lutte harmony. | will not enter the
race. but will give my best efforts to
elect the man who gets the nomina
ton"
Many speakers referred to the re-
cent Republican victory In Tulsa and
Mr.. Small. who managed the city
campaign, came in for much praise In
this connection.
Eugene Lorton called attention to
the fact that the friends of Bert
Chandler had intended asking the
convention for an endorsement of
their man, but for the sake of pro-
noting peace they had decided not to
do so. He said the Republicans of the
district owed both Mr.. Chandler and
Mr. Lawson "A debt of gratitude for
the attitude they had assumed and
the sacrifice they had willingly made
Vernon l.. Whiting of Pawhuska
was made chairman OF the committee
on resolutions. The resolutions de-
rlored the inconsistencies and failures
OF the present national and state ad-
ministrations and bespoke Republican
success in oklahoma and the nation.
'he last paragraph referred to the
instruction OF the two national dele
gates to support McGraw. A stranger
from Maycs county moved to omit
this portion OF the committees report.
but on roll call the motion was tabled
by unanimous vote, even the man
who made the motion getting In the
band wagon.
X. w. Kellough, as chairman of the
credentials committee, reported no
contests and the seating of the full
ljS votes of the district. II. G Wood
OF Rogers county was chairman OF the
committee on rules and order of bus
mess.
II. w. Kellough nominated Eugene
Lorton for delegate, while Judge Jen-
kins of Claremore placed Grant Vic
tor of Alton in nomination. There
were no other nominees.
j. j. McGraw, in thanking the con
vention for its unanimous endorse
ment of him. said that any Republi-
can who joins the ranks now viii re-
ceive the same consideration at his
hands after he assumes office as any
other man, but those who skulk and
| fight until after he takes office viii
not be treated very kindly.
Each delegation elected member
Of the district committee for the en-
| suing term. The new committee IL
now made up as follows:
X. w. Kellough, Tulsa, chairman;
Ioe Yeargan. Grove, George W. Conn
rryor Creek Thomas II. Elliott, No
wata: J. i. McGhee, Alton; c. Il
! Nandavert. Pawnee; II. X. sutton
! Claremore. II. II. Montgomery. Ban
tlesvile. H. F.. Fec. Pawhuska; B. A
| Nandament. Welch.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-12
First Congressional District
Editors Plan Big
Campaign.
MEET NEXT MONTH
Will Call Attention of Not-
ers to New Rcgistra-
ton Laws.

The First Congressional District Re
publican Press association was organ
lied in Tulsa yesterday by newspaper
editors who were here to attend the
Republican contention. Seven coun-
ties were represented by newspaper
men, and letters will be sent shortly to
every other Republican editor In the
state, asking him TO join the organ
iZation.
]. w. Coons of the Oklahoma Re
publican at Mi was elected presi-
dent and Glenn Condor of the Tulsa
Wcrld was made secretary. The eX-
ecutive committee consists of w. I.
Bridwell Cleveland Enterprise; w, r.
Allen. Mayes County Republican,
Pryor: i. h. Nandament, Wclch
Watchman; J. p. Parkinson, Broken
Arrow Ledger; ]. I. Leach, Bartles-
villo Enterprise and Vernon J.. Whit
ing. Usage Capital, Pawhuska.
Registration Campaign
The purpose of the organization is
to band the Republican editors OF the
district together to the end that they
may become better acquainted with
one another and take concerted acton
on all moves m lkirg for Rcpubllcan
success Their first campaign VIII nc
to urge all Republican voters to reg
lister between M1y and May 10. next.
Failure to register during this period,
under the terms of the new Democrat
ic law. will prevent man frcm vot-
ing for four years. Front page noti-
ces of the registration period ana rules
will be run in prominent positions by
every member of the association.
The organization will BE- perfected
and permanent Officers elected during
the state press convention to be held
iE Tulsa May IL tC May IA. inclusive.
Glenn Condor explained the pur-
poses and objects of the organization
to the district convention at Conven-
ton hail yesterday afternoon and eX-
planned the details Of the new regis
tration law.