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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-31
IIyernool (iraln marked.

Liverpool May 0.--wHEAT-spot No
Manitoba. Is i0d. No 2, lis ID; No. 3, il
90; No. northern spring, lis sd; No red
western winter, Us 4d
CORN--spot American mixed los POD
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-31
am nnd Rnaln MnrLei.

Savannah. Ga. May o-oILs-Tnrpen-
tine, firm, $50. sales $40 barrels. receipts.
720 barrels shipments. 1856 barrels, stock,
1919 barrels,
RosIN-Firmi SIZES, ssl barrels; receipts,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-31
sIour Clty live stock uarl,4,.

sloux city, la, May 30.=-eATTLE-Re
cclpta, $500 head, market steady
Hoos-Receipts, 1000 head; market
steady,
sHEEP-sot quoted
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-31

heavy, Ss.bD@p.75; yearlnEs. fair 10 choice
handy, ts.o00&7bi yearlings fair 10 choice
heavy, f1.250S.25. wethers, fair TO choice.
fs.509T75i ewes. good 10 choice. sG.B0a
1905 ewes fair 10 good. t6,600660
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-31
No
Why Not Face the Facts
About Armor Competition?
TO the People:


ineffective
bids and let the
of
pan in time of need.
The Government in fact has always asked for bids from
the three manufacturers but matter what the price
quoted years business divided among them.
serves but onec ustomer-a commun
The solution of the public utility problem regulation of rates
blem
solely to serve the Govern
H Hs so gAR nssTT%s% Bethlehem Steel Company
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-31
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Best Beeves and Others About
Steady-Sheep Run Fair and
Prices Steady.
HOGS MOSTLY FIVE CENTS OFF

Inc ipIIuWlnR tabIe shows inc ftctIpIH
~ cattle, hogs and sheep al the Omaha
<iye stock market for the year TO date
b. compared with last year;
1915. 1915. Inc. Dec.
Eattle ..... bi6.47s 4a4,3s8 s2.f23 .....
8heep $50. s4i,354 s2s,5i0 500. Se,s76
The following table shows the average
&isNea OF hogs At tho Omaha live stock
$S<Net for the last few days, with COM
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-31

Kansas city. May 30.--cATTLE Receipts,
1900 head market steady Prime fed
steers. fi0.26mt05bi dressed beef steers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-31

Liverpool. May 90.-CoTTON-spot,
steady; good Dliddiing. s70d midding
s.Bid; low mddling, sSid sales. 1000
bales.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-31
London stock Market.

sILvER-Bar. 32Kd per ounce.
MONEY--4m4h per cent
DISCOUNT RATES-ShOTt bills, 4M04A
per cent: three months. %G4A per cent.
London, May 30.--ClosfnE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-31
OILvERTOWN Cord Tires have
~ giant CORDS in theml

They are made in straight
side as we'll as in "Clincher" type.
No Tires, of any construction, average
LARGER than Silvertowns, taken Type for
Type and Size for Size.
The Silvertown Cord Tire of 36x4H
inch Size, and "Straight-side" Type, has
1910 Cubic Inches Of Air-space
A thorough search of the Market failed
to discover any Sex Az inch Tire, of any
Thread Fabric, Tor alleged Cord Construc-
ton which had more than 1871 Cubic Inches
of Air-space.
Silvertowns are made with Safety
Tread, as well as in the original Silvertown
Rib-Tread.
This latter being closely copied by
Makers of other Tires we now identify all
genuine "Silyertowns' by the trademark
shown herewith.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-31
I1ls. nsi5 Iisll n1la llsla ll,il !.
REcETpTs-cARs.

Receipts and disposition Of live stock AZ
! he Union stock yards, Omaha, for twenty.
four hours ending at o'clock yesterday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-31

quotations 1nfHlhHen ny bNfHHf bfthhHt ~
Co. 40 Omaha National bank building,
Omaha, Neb..
Ntoeka- BID. Asked.
Fairmont Cream. Co, pct. pfd lo2 1874
FairnOnt Cream. G., eN-Juy div.l24 sd.
Goodyear T a u. CO. pet pfd 1906 u 1903
Gooeh y, 4 Ele., pct pfd "B'' % 100
Lincoln Tei 4 lei. com. pot 81 y
Omaha 4 G. ~ ny. q u pfd 90 50
Peters Mil Co. pfd ...s.,t+tt.t - igl
Union Stock Yards 0 pet. stock. 96h 9sh
Bonds.
Armour A. Co., Ans. 8s9,s.,t... 9sh 93A
Chicago Ele. pet. notes. 1915 ~ g4A
Chicago Union station ANS, 1868 agA l00h
G. y. q q, railroad A. 1919 ,. 95 96h
Iowa v Gem. Go. Or, i9issie24 ~ 100
Los Angeles ny Corp. 5s....s... aiiA a2A
Lincoln G a. Elec. b. l9ti a.s.... ~ IS
Lincoln Traction rs. 1g8g......... gt %
Lincoln, IL, n. A. y. 6H, lg32.,,. 10 ~
northern states Power Gill;, 9sb ggA
Omaha Flee j. n J.. 90 Gs.t.s4. 81 30
Omaha " q, Is 81 Ry. 5a. 1923 20 On
CITY 81 Omaha, Water 4Ma, 1871 l0bA 1860
ono I. Z 80 ~ ~ ....s. q %
sinclair on 60. a. ref es. 1896. % 9gn
Union Pacific railroad g. 200s. kph %
swirl Co b. tsf4 ta.sFft st..s 100 1DQM
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-31
Vital Features

Why not give it "Class,' Pres
tige, -and that SMOOTH RIDING
which feels more like gIiding?
Silvertown Cord Tires can now
be had through any Goodrich Dealer,
or any Branch of the Sole Manufac-
turers, in America, who are. the
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co., of Akron,
Ohio.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-31

Quotations furnished by Burns. Brinkar a
Co.. 40 Omaha National bank building,
Omaha Nah
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-31

Sllvertown Tires are Standard Equipment
on the following Cars:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
A DELICIOUS
CHEW is
"OLD KENTUCKY"
Made Of the Choicest Selected
Burley Grown Worlds
Best Tobacco
RICH, MELLOW, LUSCIOUS

Nothing like q chew Of hrst-class
Ping tobacco 10 put an edge on your
appetite and give you all the rich juicy
satisfaction that nature puts into the
tobacco leaf.
Old Kentucky has the fruiy-swect
favor of the choicest selected Burley
leaf.
That leaf Is the hawless product Of
modern tobaceo-growing, selected, re-
selected, examined leaf by leaf. Then
IT'S hdrd-stemmed and made into ius-
cious plugs, with the MELLON favor per-
fectly retained. And it's made with
pure food exactness in one of the
worlds greatest plug factories.
When you're reyeling in the rich,
sweet, favor Of Old Kentucky, you're
chewing the luscious result Of the most
modern methods of high-grade plug
tobacco making.
Is It any wonder that Old Kentucky
Is the most delicious chew on earthl
Try i0c plug to-day, You're bound
to like it. Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
Hal Mckinney is
Cleared and Has
Been Reinstated

According to telegram received from
Tom Dcnniaon who Is attending meet.
ing Of the American T'rottlnR awoclstlon
At chicago. Hal Mckinney. Mr.. Dennl.
aors we'll known pacing stallion. has
been re'nstnted and his name cleared ~
al charges which resulted IN his being
ruled IN The turf last fall
Tie chargeh, preferred against Hal Nc.
Kinney by a horse owner IN the central
part Of tho state. were 70 the effect that
The horse had participated In an adyer-
iised match race and that Ills owner At
that time did not recognize the mark he
made. AIR nennison purchased tho race
ing horse after The performance In quea.
ton,
Mr., ponniEon Ia expected TO return from
tho American Trotting association meet
ing this morning
Local horsemen displayed signal inter
est IN tho announcement that differences
oetween the three organizations IN control
of harness racing have practically been
settled. The National Trottng assooIa-
ton, in session In New York So said 10
have made arrangements &c ratify the
harmony plan between tho three or
ganizallona IN eoatrol Of harness racing
The arrangement calls for the united pub
llcntion, distribution and sale Of the har-
ness racing year hook.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
Harness Racing
Boards Agree on
Race Program

NEW YORK, May s.-,Horsemen today
welcomed the nswa that differences
atnong the three organizations in contro
of tho harness racing had been ylrtraHy
settled. The board Of review Of tho M
tionsl Trottlng association, In s,ssi1n
here. is expected 10 ratify the harmony
plan arranged yesterday through a tole-
phone conference by officers OF the Ma
tlonai Trotting association IN New York
snd Of tho American Trotting association
and the Trotting Register association IN
Chicago
The arrangement calls for the united
publication. distribution and gale Of tho
year book" II was agreed that the ia
tional and American sssocst on will here
after entrust the duty OF amending rules
to q Joint committee 10 consist Of six
members.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
Kreger Leads the
Entire Field with
His Score of 1877

COLUMBUS. Neb,. May 2, Especial
Telegram Columbus big shooting tour
nament started nt . o'clock this morning
with over fifty shooters Of the state
present. Good scores have been made,
with George Kreger Of Redfield, s. D..
leading the entire field.
North Platte. Fremont. Spalding Leigh.
Humphrey, Albion. Lincoln and Lindsay
are all well represented.
Tomorrow afternoon the challenge shoot
between A. Gates and win Kaufman OF
this city VIII be shot Off for tho Me
Combs trophy.
Tho following score was made during
the morning and afternoon, shooting at
100 torgeta
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04

Members Of the Now York Giants are
convinced that Umpire Bin KLEIN 'haa
II 10 fof them on two separate o..
caslons, KLEIN has chased the entire
Giant squad from the bench. The lat
est bit Of hanlehing came IN Boston the
other day. Red Doom was tho first 10
60. Rcd had grated on Bills nerves by
his coachlng tactics An inning or two
later the Giant bunch became bit noisy
on the bench, Bill cautioned them 10 be
quiet. They were for an inning or two.
then the noise cropped ZIP again after
one Of the Giants had made brilliant
play KLEIN walked to the bench and
fired fifteen Giants That left nine men
playing on tho field and John MeGraw.
who wasn't on the bench when Bill fired
the crowd. McGraw struck for an in
ming or two more and then, he, too, In
Cured Williams warth and was sent TO
the club house.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
Today's Calendar
of Sports

Base Ball Opening Of the season Of
tlie Northern leagge,
Golf Opening Of annual spring tourna'
ment Of Atlantic Clty "a, j. Country
club Opening Of annual Invitation tour.
nsmont 81 Washington ID. 81 Country
club
Shooting Mississippi state trapshootins
Tournament ~ Grcenyiie, Miss
Track University Of Vermont against
Middleb1ry college, al Middebury VI
Billiards Emmett Blankcnahip against
John Layton, ~ Detroit for worlds
pocket billiard championship.
Tennis University Of Vermont against
Colgate university, nj Hamilton, N. u
Wrestling American Athletic union
championships drlals), st Newark \. J.
Boxing Tommy Gibbons against Jack
Mccefron. zen rounds, 1t IT, panL Mike
oDowd against Silent Martin, ten rounds,
At New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
Kansas City Wants
The Stecher- Gotch
Match Held There

Kansas City ls eottoning NJ TO Gene
Melady
The Kay See wrestling bugs have ar
lived az the conclusion that when J1e
ftecher and Frank Goteh tangle on the
padded canvas Il will be Gene Melady
who will be the big gun Of the event
And Kansas city would like 90 see
etscher and Gotten meet IN Kansas city
ana that u why Gene Melady IL a popue
6r man IN Kansas city right nov.
Gene went 10 Kay See tho other day
H. SIRE Dillon and Levinshy fisht lie 30
hore than arrived ia town that tho Mis-
tourlans approached him on the subject
n ths his match, They DECLARED they
Mould equal any Offer Altlady might get
hom aus other city IN the country
Melady told the Kansas CTS ans that
khlle be- favored 0mahh a. plAcs Ter
W. match that kansas cly looked Use
gaad second bet and Il be dld stage
me championship match kansaa cts
toald $50 hill consideration a. leea.
llon.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
Stanford Votes to
Play Rugby Game

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, cal, May
Sianfefd university students voted
down tesiay Ffapsitiun 20 abandon
uasby iaal hall D. fapof r. the Amarlosh
game ~ 4 sptr ~ iil 81
The vote save ftnai snsser a. 4 cues
tien Thai has been ssiislsl since he
tnl,efttN ~ California hrahe ett taei
halt Felat@aa sim Stanford iaH year
asa aenf hark b the American ssWs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
Chicago White Sox
Beat st. Joseph s

DUBUQUE Ia. May g. The Chicago
American league team defeated st.
fosephs college ~ Dubuque today, 20
10. in an exhibition game. The sox
loaned a battery to the collegians. Faber,
who formerly played on the St Joseph
team. hut who nov Is with the big
loaguers. starting the game with Lapp
to receive for him. The game was made
the occasion OF . big denomination by
dubuque fans to Fnher and Manager
Rowland of the White soNs who formerly
was DUBUQUE resident score; RI p.
- rosenha .... OA00n000n@ 2 3
chicago Americans 80 q " "
Batteries sd Josephs Fahcr. Molfshns
and Lam chicago Americans naaforth
and l.Nmm.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
ROURKES BATTLE
The SIOUX TODAY
It's Will Of Fate First Pleasant Day
Of Season Shall Be One on Which
There Are No Games.
JIMMY KANE is ON THE JOB

Because the Thermometer hit 90, and
bunch Of weather like unto that both
California and Florida assert they have
twelve months in the year but don't wns
turned loose on Omaha yesterday, the
Western league schedule had to read mo
games scheduled today II n ball gnms
had been carded yesterday afternoon@Kid
BoreAs and Jup Pluy would have been
batting 100. However, the bcautiful
weather ola the grass and dandelions
lot Of good
Today the truculent Sioux Will exhibit
their wares before the Omaha bugs. n
will be remembered the do luxe Rourks.
let's walloped tho Sioux 10 nice and
tender brown during tho training goaaon
~ Beatrice three games out Of -four.
Manager Marty Krug aays the Rourkes
syill not win three out Of four In this
first series ~ the season Par be n from
such. lie says they'll win four straight
Marty should know, he's the manager.
Kane Veteran % Loop.
The Sioux city club IL populated with
q number OF persons n emlnence. Lead
ing this number IL James Kane. tho vel
Gran Of the league. In point of service
Kane h the oldest man IN the loop
Jimmy has been IN the Western seven
years now.
Another notable IL Larry Lcjeune. the
celebrated battling Belgian, who makos
long distance throws and thinks two
base hlt IL hunt PIN cooney. sole
owner, proprietor and pilot Of tasieab
" still another. and Willie Lee Crosby,
pnce Of Omaha. Is sfill smother
The Indians will play the Rourkoa 10.
day. Friday which VIII be ladies das.
Saturday and Sunday. All gamess viii
etart at O'Clock, Lineup,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
HOMER GIVES GAME
TO The ATHLETICS
Majors and Heating Battle with
Score One to Ono Till Eighth
Begins.
THREE TO TWO is FINAL SCORE

PHILADELPHIA, Pc, May "a home
run drive by Laioic with Oldrng on first
IN tho eighth gave Philadelphia the Viz
tory over New York today, 70 2. Ma.
born and Kcatns had bottle With the
score even at one run each NJ the start Of
the eighth Then Pip singled aud took
third On Pockinpadshs single Bush
took Nabors place 9Bd famed Suna-
maker aud Coldwoll, who battcd for keat.
ing When Peckinpapgh started 10 steal
second, Bush intercepted schana'a thros
aud caught pipp or third. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
STANDARD OIL TEAM is
LOOKING FOR BATTLES

me standard uat company base BAH
elWa NM iaAWsngsta its season Saturday
"a uqskf iia'msf raFs Ia combat uuh
lhf Ufis fsfaiaf lsam fhs fay wiu
start ei p aNlark
EhH Hu msN saat3 ire d htar fFom
iss afnas teams 81 $40 epf fsr stmst
Cali tltrff frsas tssas'As ~ FNtsF -
av ifafaas IA
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
BANK TElLERS WILL
STAGE DIAMOND FRAY

The omaha National ana United states
National banks are going "a STAGE base
bah game At plets club park SUNDAY
morning At 70 o'clock The money chang
ers 81 these two Institutions both claimed
10 possess the hest hahe hall talent Of the
banks 90 Omaha, and, ~ neither would
admit tho others superiority, the combat
was earded, Tho teams Sill une Mp like
thtaf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
DoANe TIGERS LOOK GOOD
IN GAME BEATING PERU

CRETE Neh.. MAY Especial Tele
gram nIhofns home run with Two on
bases In thn sixth inning q today same
between noane nnd Fern pa The local
field gave poane The same, % ! Peru p
tails cams Ia the fret half Of che ninth
Mhsn lone. batting mr. itasie met me
hall slaarslv fpr three hase Aneek We
scored a minute later n Ma Sc, : squeeze
hlHt flaYist Nas ReNer ln danger ami
ths iossi 9llh looked ,hs hest y has since
ths da,s s. FAparf orih
IL pfsetrs same Nith the loeh team
p'aYei an tNa a8i ieA fassitf after
naaH ihs aaleRe aAa NtefWiout ga p
Klnuef aspist twelve ehta win sne
srfar a4s MllE
ttaamu
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
Standing Of Teams
Yesierdny,n nesuIls.

Yesferdgr's HesuIts'
WESTERN LEAGUE
No games scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn 8; New York.
Philadelphia 8. Boston. D.
Cincinnati +. IN Louis, b
Chicago Pittsburgh, rain
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia 2. New York, 2,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
No gamea eehednled
Games To-day.
Western League st. Joseph At Denver,
Topeka at Wichita. Lincoln a. Dos
Molnoe, Sioux CITY ~ Omaha
National League Cincinnati A. ST.
Louis Chicago a. Pittsburgh, Boston NJ
New York. Philadelphia NJ BROOKLYN
American League Cleveland ~ Chicago
St outs At Detroit. Washington Ut
Philadelphia. New York nj Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
DODGERS TAKE The
LAST FROM GIANTS
Brooklyn Makes il Three Out Of
-Four from New York by Win.
ming Final.
GAME GOES TEN INNINGS

SEW YORK. May 9. Brooklyn nado II
three ont Of four from New York here
today. winning tho last game OF The aorlo9
~ Ten innings By . score ~ 8 10 g. cut
ah0wH double M tie tenth acorcd two,
runs. and BIZ single IN the first MISC
brought IN tso. Hunter, tho New York
third baaoman wan fpikod IN the nnh
Inning ond Has forced 20 retire score
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04

rolals. 70 sslm8 '''7 e
Batied FOR Heating n eighth.

New York ..s...ss, y I 0 o . -
Philadelphia Ill.,, . 3 D . . 81 Z -
Two.baae hit Picke Tlree-base hit
witt Home runs peckinpaugh, L9joie,
hits strunk ~. Oldring. Double plays:
keaiing to Nunnn1akcr 10 Hlpp. WIT TO
ilajoic 10 McInnla Bases on errors.
Philadelphia, q Bases on balls. Off
dtatlng / of Nabors, 2. Hits and
earned runs off Keating Z hits, ! run.
Az seven innings. OF Fhockor, hits, 2
runs, 10 ono inning; or Majors, 8 hits
a run. IN seycninnnRa none out In the
ei~hth innlgJ; Off Bush, hts.. DC run. IN
~ Innings lit BY pitched ball. BY
Smoker GEchsngl struck oqiti BY Keat-
ing 3, hv Nabors. by Bush 2. Um-
pirog. Nallln and Dneen.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
iieds Mhip cards.

ST Louis, May Cincinnati hit four
pitchers hard, and. aided rs four errors
hattui from the hoK In me fourth as was
hi# successor. SchAits In The eighth IN
this inning the lerais threatened - ne
the xr0re After twe were cut llnFuHhN
slnHled. tlanAaies walked and nNder bat
tina tor Jasper iripled driving Vi two
rms score
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
That Double Entendre.

Tom Jones says Jess Willard has al.
ready laid aside enough dough to furnish
him with bread the rest OF his life. To
furnish whom-Tom or Jess?
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04

NateW NnfArrF, {fe sHta tNWr glF cham
Ftuil n sati cailaH ami iaa uuhtV tla
E.affiase Aassn tAse plaes aail late ln
Mat
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04

The game Of soccer Ia in great favor In
Philadelphia these days. Chance for q
Mack 10 shift his Athletics 10 A game the
Quakers like.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04

Two base hits Pnskert Niehoff,
stolen base Niehoff Sacrifice hit
MaFanvile, Double plays. Cravath 10
l4uderus Stock to Niehoft 10 Luderus.
konetchy 20 MaranVille 70 konetehy
Maranyille 20 Evera To konetehy Bases
on balls Off Rarnes 8 Hits and earned
runs or Alexander, 8 hits, M runs. IN
nine INNINGS off nnrnea 8 hits 2 runs.
iu eight innings struck out by Alex
ander q hv Rason. 2 l'mpires Rlglcr
nmA Eaanm
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04
PhIIs neat Drs.es.

BOSTON, May 3.--phlladelpha punched
hits or Barnes IN tho second inning To-
day and defeated the Braves. 10 o.
Alexander was In great form and In only
one inning we're two hits scored Off hls
delivery Philadelphia runs were made
after a double play, enc OF four during thu
game, had been made In the second In
mig paskert shot double 10 right ano
Niehoff followed suit. the former scoring
Burns was given pass and Niehoff stole
third Alexander hit 10 center for three
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-04

'Bstted for Benton IN NTH
Batter for stroud IN seventh.
sBatted for Pslmoro IN eighth
sEaLled for Achauer ln LenlL

'Hew York;. . . . o ] a.
Two-baFc hits Cutshaw. Daubert.
Doyle First on crrora. New Yofk q;
ton. d or schauer / or smith 2. OF
Cheney !, of Coombp. I. fIlts and
earned runs orr Benton hits. 2 runs,
IN five innings or stroud, not hits no
! run. IN two innings or Palmero, no
hits no runs In one inning OF Smith,
hits, I run IN seven ann onetthird IN.
nings: or Cheney no hits, no runs only
one baisman faced him. off Coonbs.
hits ! run, IN two and two-thirds IN
nings struck out. By Benton q by
Stroud hy palmero l. by Smith. 2, By
C'oombs, T. Passed ball Rariden. sacr-
flee hits. pauberi Stengel Sacrifice
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-31
THE SERVANT NOT TO BLAME
I'm Expert says the Mistress Makes "A
Domestic Life Inattracti,c.

BOSTON, Dec 3O.-Dermite hours
for the worker and permission to live
outside the house where She works.
with social opportunity and recroa-
tion of her own choosing, were given
as some Ways out Of the Servant
Problems by Mrs. Christine Freder-
lex of New York, author and lecturer
ON housekeeping, in an address before
the Women's City club.
ut is not servant problem that
We have today, but a mistress prob
lem the speaker said. Under the
present conditions it is a wonder that
fousowork appeals TO anybody but a
race Of orphans 1t is a shame To the
mistress that only those incapable Of
other work become servants, and the
mistress is the one responsible.
"Thc servant should have her own
life outside the house whore she works
and should not be asked where she
goes or what she does II Is "a mis-
take to try To make a home for your
servant; only she can do that. II the
hours Of work for the servant were
standardized YOU would soon find a
higher class of women taking up the
work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-31
REMOVE ANDERS0N'S BODY
TO ARKANSAS FOR BURIAL
son OF Man Who Fen Dead on Gin
'innau street idcatific- Tith,r
al NiprulN

Tho body OF E E Auder.or who
fem dead from hr1rt lure FRIDAY
gr.n,oo al o O'Clock .u front of qog
South CuCtm'u, is u,ms held at the
STANLEY N NcCu0e undertaking. csah-
i~Hm.nt awaiting Instructions from
the No0dmou of .,he World ludgc at
Tuu.n Ark, with which Anderson
Vas .Iliajod \ note book n his
luOtvt showed that the home Of
Anderson vJs i'm Truman
I'M, lIet knowledge of Aujcrsun's
f,'.lNcs came whom young boy. An
tDsDrs SON, arrived no the Lpdcrtak
or's Yesterday morning. having seen
nothing Of his father for more than \
day. He had heard that man had
died ut heart trouble thc right hc-
fore The hoy said that he and his
father had been living at iOl l. East
mind and that he Md no other rclo-
tNO~ They had been IN Tulsa only
20 short time. his father working as n
carpenter The body will be removed
TO Truman as soon as the undertlkers
receive Instructions