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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-07-22
POET LAUREATE
DEVELOPED ON BORDER

SO much has been said and done
in congress lately for the benefit
of the national guardsmen that the
regulars are evidently becoming a
bit jealous. Sam H. WEIGH, a
trooper on duty at Laredo, Tex !,
embalmed this feeling in verse, a
few days ago, entitled, 1.-THE
Regular Army Man." and sent
copies of the poem to congressman.
AS poetry it loses nothing in COM
parison with Kipling's Tommy At
kins." 1t follows:
He amt no gold-lace Belvidere
To sparkle in the sun;
He don't parade with gay cockade
And posies in his gun.
He amt no pretty soldier boy
So lovely, spick and SPAN
He wears a crust OF tan and dust
The Regular Army man.
The marchin', parchin',
Pipe-clay starchin',
Regular Army man.
He amt at home in Sunday school,
Nor yet at social tea;
And on the day he gets his pay
He's apt to spend it free.
He amt no temperance advocat3-
He likes to fill the can;
He's kinder rough and maybe tough
The Regular Army man.
The rarin', tearin',
Sometimes swearin',
Regular Army man,
No state will call him noble son,
He amt no ladies' pet;
But let a row start anyhow,
They send for him, you bet.
He don't cut any ice at all
In fashions social plan,
He gets the job to face a mob,
The Regular Army man.
The millin', drillin',
Made for KILN,
Regular Army man.
There amt no tears shed over him
When he goes off to war;
He gets no speech or %prayerful preach
From mayor or governor.
He packs his little knapsack up
And trots off in the van
To start the fight and start it right
The Regular Army man.
The ratlin', battlin',
Colt or Gatlin,'
Regular Army man.
He makes no fuss about the job,
He don't talk big or brave;
He knows he's in to fight and win
Or help fill up the grave.
He amt no mammals darling.
But does the best he can;
And he's the chap that wins the scrap
The Regular Army man.
The dandy. handy,
Cool and sandy,
Regular Army man.
CamninU Ground for Tourists
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-07-22
OFFICE OF
OFFICE OF
THE CLERK OF ESMFRALDA COUNTY, NfV
Au ditor and Recorder:

To HON. CLYDE p. JOHNSON. Auditor and Recorder;
GOLDFIELD, New, July s., ZIG
Dear Sir: hereby certify that the following monthly claims were
duly examined, allowed and ordered paid by the Honorable Board OF
County Commissioners convened this fifth day of July, 1916.
II. c. ROBERTSON, Clerk of Board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

GEy prIvat" wire Ia Fidelity Tnvcs trnent
ASSo. from Harris Winthrop Il Coz
NEW YORK. Oct. %0.-ROCli Island
WIS tho fratur" Of an otherwise dull
ana narrow market. There is II dis
post ION In await The publication of the
Steel corporations quarterly earnings
which will hr announced tomorrow and
which is expected to show somewhere
in tn" nci%hhnrhpud OF $50. 100000.
Financial News bulletin Says: The
steel Corporation. earnings II be pub
iish"d Tuesday may prove slightly dis
appointing TO the very optimistic hut
Will DC large enough to satisfy reason"
saws Z we'll Informed source.
y qurLinS down Of speculation on &C
count Of the approaching of election
seems 10 hr greatly expected in trading
circles. y prominent wire house says:
AS Il result of the contraction In
account the position Of the stock mar
kct has boon weakened.
Dow Jones Says: International PAPER
Co. in next two months will renew con-
tracts Tor greater part Of its 1917 out
put Of news print. Company has uUti-
lied customers that price would not he
icS& than ) cents per pound I. y. b.. mill
Sncery oil and Gas Co. has purchased
T0h acres tract IL AIuckoEceS field from
Crown Petroleum Co.. for Il price con-
Sidcration said to hay" boon $7I0,Q0
The tract has a production Of 700 bar
rolls per day 1T present time but is I'M
developed.
Plans are being perfected for con-
snlidation vt Columbus Producing Co..
columbia chi" and Fuel Co. and the
Boone Royalty Co. with Ohio Cities Gas
Co. Of which they are now subsidiaries.
This is t. affect saving in taxation I'M
der Federal income tax law. SavinT2
will h" at least $50, G0n in current year.
y" change will he made in capital stocks
Of Ohio Cities Gas in carrying out COIL
sn1idatiOn pian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
ELECTION AFFECTS
THE STOCK MARKET
Errattc Course Suggested Adjustment of
Speculative Contrec1s-Sa1es
Over q Million.

NEW YORK, Oct. %0.---ThA conflicting
ana crratic course IF today'S trildint
suggested adjustment of speculative
contracts preliminary 10 the approach
int election. The susceptibility OF the
II arket 10 international conditions WIS
also evidenced by Il decline II tho fore
noon on the occurrence" Of another cpl
SUdr involving the I-hpat ulJ ST ion.
Tin representatives OF STANDARD.
shares were under moro or lass rrStrA-
int. Investment rails yielding: one to :
points ut lowest levels. while some OF
the minor members of that group mani
tested Il revival of last weeks S'rlcnEih
and activity. Rock Island advancing %"s
to So. th, best figure Of HE year.
United St:.trS Steel also reflected the
diverse opinions current regarding the
quarterly statement to b" issued tumnr-
row. For some iucXnliCahlC reason fore
casts dealing with this event were more
cnns"rvntiv" than the estimates and
views Of Tho PREVIOUS week.
Metal iSSN"S mad" up 4 EOodlT part
ut the da!'S large and diversified bust
ness, Chino Copper being most Consplcu-
Gus in its particular class by reason or
its assent 10 the new record OF 6@ rs.
Zinc issues awakened from their pro-
tractrd torpor, American Zinc rising
almost SIX points 10 5%a4. Marine
shares were Frequently heavy.
Total sales amounted to 1,1.0.O0O
shares. r....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
N o T c E


For Tie convenience az tie public Who patt,nizs
CoTahnyS freight and PASSENGER With ;hrir
express farrell business effective Monday, October
r ;l:Crc VIII Inc placed sae at the Tenth Street
and Frs; Street. Wheeling Waiting Rooms. COUPON
package iasS. These tacs are Of the denomna:iou
VI i5c aud &c. which With mutpies thereof Will
cover any amour; under this ConIpsny'B tariffs and
may be purhcasrd n any Quanty desired
NJ tie above Rates. These tass are ulado w OF
:hre. com oS and 10 I've attached n tho p7cXaE1
hv the shipper. Each coupon Is contain the
s.sEce ard description OF the article shipped Nlssn
the package Is presented by the shipper. tho coudc-
tor Will deach the first COUPON fnr his report. this
being the CoIrpsny's coupon. and will det1ch tha
sncotd coupon and after punching viii return it
10 SHIPPER. the third last coupon Will remain On
the package to give the address !; which tho pacE.ra
is To- I've delivered and will means u 'dcn-
liG:,ug Il package IN tracing sane lost VIII
this arrangement all parties concerned namely. the
shlTrrr. cuns:rcc and the Company will each hare Z
coupon bearing the serial number tcScthc< Eith
. description % the article shipped
With the above arrangement Il will not ha nceosS
sary for the shiopr! address the package !tsert
simply nns In the Information called FOR the IAz
and will also do away with the necessity o. aondij
tor making change. punching the Package receipt etc.
all OF which wc believe will prone much moro co:j
yeucn. 10 the shipper than the old method and viii
enable the Company 20 give better and quicker se1-
vice to It's patrons. The conductor 1i boweVcr. Mill
be provided with the regular package receipt 20 ;ssus
tn those occasional shippers who do not desire 10 AVAIL
themselves OF tic use OF but III the tho in:er41i
of all concerned. wc would ask thu; those nho ear
do So provide themselves with the TAGS ADORE ceI
scT!bcd -
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY. !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
mondays BANK CLEAR|NG5 SHOA BIGGEST
INCREASE Of THE YEAR, 2O7 z PEI GENT
MONTHS TOTAL
NOW EXCEEDS
S15,5OO,OOO,OO

Yesterdays banking clearlngS e$tao-
Iisned q new record for the year
showing the largest increase over the
clearings for the corresponding u3E
of last YEAR. According to the daily
report of the Wheeling tlearthS
house, yesterdays clearlnSs amounted
to 1,Oi5,39459. This sum Is an M
crease of 1854 .91S.T2@, or "oI.2 Per c'nr-
over the clearinGs for October "V'
1915.
Saturdays report also indicates IN
increase OF 20 per cent, being %09@;-
9iS,2o as compared with $3S3.I92.29.
the sum for the same day Il year ago.
October's clearings to date amount
10 Sl5,5&1.552. while the total Tor
the same period of last year was
S10.3Ul ,2233.19. Clcarings this OCTOBER
show an increase OF 500 per cent.
This months record 70 date:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
LOGAN g. eRYAN's CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

g,,iy9," VIZ" "a 4. l.: MaSiem Il 70.
NI;W YORK. uai. %n.--TEerc seemed To ~" 'ah'"
i!;" &i"'; uHrtr' c'k0nLn2S the r'''i'"i' '"''"'
. .,.,,i.,, o,.,,r- e.t,nt than heretofore ihmlG!i
tt. .Ii MOI deter H." element dealing IN sDcrla!tIeS
very Greatly aI.d quite lew selected i%NaeS "r''
,.u ,,n,,ri,pr.us by their strength There was SoS
realizing in Stc"! and NF"''hi a'h ,i'
.,uI f standard ..!nrrs wa> somewhat uncertain b'!
al IN ali H., liz; presented STEADY imdcri'Ht.
Iarl. cnrInrar~ lI"!.rS !" hr losing l"r''"'
o.. rirIr Ioc,v ~ si!IHu!LHiS and the lac taI the
lon, Hrruun; has iW''mc ,H"lv ""!i rN;rh"c" anu
ria. slrri a,rrl!It contracted! Las MAI" 'in m"'A;
,,.i ,,r., ., , ryn- sided affair and riI%t IL ~ =
isrIun wi.!r /; a., lhcr {" iF":" 10 II" Gilte SH'
.bl, =. ,,v .,.lrnCrS & an dd;cT*c Hatlrc '"n"
ir. H.. rrrr'. from I'll" uil"- N'" III" Snhiha' INC
c.mraI.n IS rrr..uiH: Nor" aEfrr'>'''. r''',"i ",
49, ,.r,,,,.r ~ f,l,i'r Ions lines ItninS results
n.rf. riuuu need than hctci"lprc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
FLASHES TO MASTEk's.

!.riv,,r Wlr- 10 A. T. MaStcn co.
>-,.u. NupE n>t on-Ouc short wcri ~ election
ans. III. rui,, are trading though the result maze
lrtIo or 10 difference. II seem. Ia lie that we ":f
resting near i p1int where sharp reaction must
rnil" This iurs not moan that u" GOV" H'rnS
srr:iI In sold hit il Hoes mean thai the 1iOiic
f,,,,I begin 70 cash i'll some 81 their big profits
Announcement has been made hy President ClafN:
K1,hni,an Iron.e works n receipt hv comFa'iy o.!
Tuirnd States cncrninrut order for "nn r"ibFc
cartridges ais" rltIs and handcl"erS' - "h""'
,,,I ,r.: ,.rd., trra!vrs IN excess 81 Sinc 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
u.r:r rs.H I"w i.o,c,
FINANCIAL 0PiEl0HS.

i'rIrair Wiz. :" y T. Ma>,,u &"
Flua,.ri.! >.r. SAYS Tree = u !!,'nr' Ia" III
dsr !nIim ;ini i.s",n. In'iU-irI!, 't" i'.HS sold
,ri rallies &c class. ''.s,r "Iri9lr'.r's ard rails
ir' i"'u. h"u:El m':u,, tt" ;:dnsIi' I",n: Scr
iuus IA c.;,,'a.i"ii e. 'u.:'"' -: -"GrrrTY.
r'n,prS ate ,>i.i.r, log III .rr iTrr, Cr =. kri-
urc,It. ,hilr. :'hL;drk rrT"rtr :" - i.rt;rr.
Euluna! ~ r'miurirc. !anLins interest, ~" ~
r"'ird provide i!I"rar lnvrSi"i' .'iE's pi!":r
- al IL" i;r.;'| iori.
sun: The g.Ssr;,,.l :.r..l..aI r,,',l. i,,' :,,r
ntra:., iha' <r"'!l;ti'n hL, ;r@r!"i the SAGE
y! oh ""..l al.'g: I ~ nv" .'!.i:,,t .i'rH ia
IT,. r,rttl r: .";lr ,dI's:" dri"."I:t'i,i-.
r',andlrr Bru> : - Ts'Tc i. r.''y r"a>an "aY
Acu" TIA -hoUhi ,,r'. hr!,rr v-'r's IN r"nnc,itoa
NIiI increased ht>!nc>e.
i : I:a"i. - - - ''lr-' =" so 4 r"I;i'i'iA-
:lri, f taElI.h ".",":-i'- i"-., Iii" a"m" St"r..s
i'",i. att s''f.IS i"! !U'c1a," "n i"'rr,".nS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
MUCH ACTIVITY IN
la BELLE COMMON
Nearly Three Thousand Shares Changed
Hands observation-disclosures
at 7fia Bid.

Considerable activity was reported
Yesterday in I.alinllc common stock
both on the Wheeling exchange and In
Pittsburgh. 1t is estimated that near )
:: 200 shares changed hands, ncAriy III
Irrn hundred being sold in Pittsburgh
aud It was reported that more than
thousand were sold III Wheeling.
I.aRelle common was stronger most
Of Yesterday. selling up to IS, but closed
with TN bid. LaBele preferred re-
matned at 1873.
Wheeling Steel & Iron WAS offered at
;5S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Oc: 30.-EnLtrr hrm {:
creamery. higher thHn extras ~ as &C,
creamery EXTRAS 80 SCORED, 30 - a"bc'
n..slS. "a i.a%:,l.; seconds. 80 4a3+c.
Eggs. steady: fresh gathered. extra
linz, ag, to-: extra :Ir';tS. :'Ia3Sc; firStS
a" fa"Gr: seconds. "lH%&c: nearby henhcry
whites. i'm" /" fancy. 3SAG1c; NEARBY
h~Hucry browns. l%h'Hr.
t.hor::. firm: state, fresh. specials.
dc. average fancy, 2lc.
Live ronlrry. firm: II" prices settled
Dressed, dull and lower: chickens. l. !:
:,$ar: fowl*. l6a9%i.c: turkeys. 2@a3Oc
l-I,,11. iirnll, hnI,l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
RErEEENpUM ILLEGfL.

JACKSON. Miss. oct. %".--Th" Mis-
si-eirri S,.rr-mr Curt held today that
th. laws Inviting i;rG"r shipments into
tn" STATE and rr"hinrrir@ linT"r advertise
inc. rn:tc;,.,! by tn" lat Legislature. cam
not IL. submitted +" tn" ir"pi" NoE"m-
L.. :ln,!.i' liz. RI. rrndum amendment.
.,s nc laws We're "narlrd hCfnr" tn" r"t-
nrcndum became iart of Mississ!rpi's
constitution I'll" court did not pass on
the rnnsiiiutinra'i'y "f tho r"i"r"ndum
Amendment, which all" "aS poem AT
igrirG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
FOREIGN SITUATION
HOLDS DOWN WHEAT
Possibility Of Renewed Tension With
Germany Randtcaps Buns-corn
and Oats Lose.

CHICAGO. Oct. &D.-PoSsihill;ics Of
renewed tension between Germany and
the United states regarding submarine
Harfar., did much today to handlcap the
bulls IN wheat. Largely rs Il result the
market closed unsettled nj 19Ult to
zoos, December and 1858 to lSI May.
with the market as Il whole 3 off to ~
up. Us com pared with Saturdays finish.
Corn showed 4 net loss OF rs to = Is
sud Oats OF :: to l:.C.
In provisions the outcome ranged
from 70 decline to u riS: OF ~ cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31

~, Transfer books close uct - for per cent
Ill, I,I,ui rIyarc Eu:. -. $40 SIN.
o. Transfer h.-DEs riosc Oct. ~ I"' " .'c' CIVIL
cash dividend. pH:allc Nov. l. - - .cp,
~ Tran .frr books close oct. H. i"t IIt -
.a. ,lyi,rud pa.. ~" NV ]. liooks close peS' o.
TO. an extra ra'h dividend rlyahIc l'ec. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
Sax. Patterson & Co.
,sA'I"i'T
ErrrSHI kliii.

rIrTSHtEGH. Oct. 20. - Cattle.
Steady; supply. II" carloads. Choice,
H."uiIS. 10; prime. >.iIt".pV.
Shcrp-St.ady: -.pply. 10 double
decks FIRING Wctjl,rS. I.G1aI.30; Gull
and COMMON. 3.5Qa4.50: lambs. ma
lu.5r: veal calves. li.uQal1.2j.
tInSS--SI";ILy: r,%cii'tS. ~ double
decks Prime !eavicS. lu.l@al1.G0; med
iums. 9.95al0.0p: heavy workers.. = ga
?.@J: light workers.. 9.35a9.5U: pigs. 9.Q0a
y.25: rpughs. 9.0Qa0.5D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
WIlEEkING. W. Va. Oct. 20.

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. 20. 10
Furnished Tie In;clIsrnc-r ny \. l.. Mas;en X "a,
:nc:lrrs Me-: irri; Stock EScEausr National sank
= West N!r%'ni" building. Wheeling. ". Va Louis
I. Irand. manager.
STOCkS tupen High low CLOSE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31

WHEELING. ". Va. Oct. 20. 10
Furnished the IntelliGcncer by a. l.. M"H,en 10.
members New York stock Exchange. National Edns
Of West Virginia building Wheeling, ". Va. Louis
l. ErMnu. r2naEer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
Curb mlnluu Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING ". Va. oct. 80. ~.
Fun! lied The Iuirirs!!r'G l.. \. =. N",t"L -"
i1rinhrrs New York SiorS Exchange N.tioI.i l:anE
rf We: Virginia building. Wheeling. ". Va. i.oiIs
+. Brand, manager
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
WHEELING. u

WHEELING. V. Va. u.'. -. ii.
FURNISHED nr Iutr..i- .,ri uy \ t. Nla>i.'i -.
tnr.ro J.. ..r'. I.Ir S'D'L E,'...' Na;:"'&i ''at"
II Wr>' llg.iu.a hnIltIuG. MEc".m. u. "a. /. ais
:. I:a:Id. Ta:Ih.:rg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
Outside Oil S;nCi..'.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. ". Va. 0r:. -. IS.
Furnished The Intelligence: by a L. Ma>"u Co..
members NrN Aok Stock Exchange. National l:anH
Of West Virginia building. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
r. Eihui. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
STOCKS AND BONDS.
LOCAL STOCKS


Dair,. ouniat.on list uf the Wheeling SHOCK TX
WHEELING. W. Va. oc; -. 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31

A window placard is advertising"
in about the same degree tnat IiSh1-
ed match is lighting system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31

TOTALS .........S 81 .5j2%G $!1.%oi 10
increase ........S 5.@&u. $40. 4...-........--;'
(+b--lndica;cs decrease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

;al sharos I.ugl 600.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-18
MONDAY LAST DAY
FOR TAGLESS CARS
Auto owners Who Fail TO Procure
Licenses viii BE Jcrkcd Up
and Fined.

The warning issued to Tulsa auto
owners to procure 1916 licenses for
their cars has had a telling effect and
hundreds have applied for their Ii
censes, according to the sheriff. and
little trouble is expected in getting
all to comply with the wishes of the
state highway commission.
There viii be no delays in dealing
with autoists who fail to get their
licenses, however. and those who can
not show a license or a receipt for
one when asked will be placed under
arrest, beginning Monday
Many autos now bear tags reading
License Applied For, but the own
crs will find that they will avail them
nothing when the arm of the law
reaches out for autoists who fail to
take heed and purchase their licenses.
Nothing but a receipt or a license
tag goes after Monday" said the
sheriff yesterday. "Many of those
autoists who have their licenses and
who want to see right prevail are
already furnishing me with lists of
names of those who have not obeyed
the law. and we will see that every
one Of them is arrested if they don't
pay their license
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-18
GL0ATS OVER MURDER
OF THREE IN A YEAR
FORMER CONVICT DYING AFTER
HAVING BEEN SHOT BY OFF,
GERS WHO CHASED HIM.
Killed Sheriff and Two Negroes After
Having Escaped From Prison.
He Says.

LAKE CHARLES, La, Aug. II. -
He!aire Carriere, former convict and
slayer of Sheriff Swords Of St Landry
parish, tonight made statement to
District Attorney Edwards of Calcasiu
pansh in which he admitted he had
killed three persons during the past
year and expressed regret that he had
not made the total greater. Besides
Sheriff swords, Carriere said he killed
l'aVid llerce, negro, near JENNINGS,
La. in self-defcnSe and shot and
killed an lS-year-old negro in the
Mallct section of st. Landry parish
because he had learned the boy had
been promised S25 If he would reveal
his hiding place after he had escaped
from the Jennings jail The latter
Killing, Carricre said, occurred three
weeks before he shot swords Dis
cussing the killing of Swords, Carriere
expressed regret, but admitted he was
sorry he had not killed the two
negroes accompanying Swords instead
of only wounding them.
Carriere was captured early today
near Elton by Sheriff Reid of Calca-
sicu parish and five deputies. Car
riere. for whom authorities have been
looking since he killed Sheriff Swords
a month ago near Opelousas, was sur
prised at an abandoned sawmill by
the posse and when he attempted to
escape received a charge of buckshot
through the lungs, fired from Sheriff
Reid's gun.
At the CIlCasieu parish Jail, where
Cdrricre is being held, it was stated
tonight the prisoner would not re-
cover. Carriere sent for a priest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-18
U-B0AT BOBS UP IN
A DIFFERENT PLACE
MEMBERS OF CREW OF LINER
SACHE.M SEE BOAT BELIEVED
TO BE DEUTSCHLAND.
On Second Day Out Members Say Two
Submarines Pursued Their
Vessel.

BOSTON, Aug. 1.-THE sighting OF
a large submarine believed to be the
German mcrchantman Deutschland
off the Grand Banks Saturday was
reported by members of the crew of
the Warren liner Sachem, in tonight
fiCm La pallice France. and Liver
pool The submersible was travelling
in a northeasterly direction at mod
crate speed.
Soon after the submarine was sight
ed the steamer was turned toward
her. the Sachems officers believing
at first that she was a dismasted YES
sci. few minutes later the suhma-
rine submerged and was not seen
again
The quartermaster said that on her
second day out from France the Sa-
chem was parsued for eight hours by
t. submarines believed to be Ger
man. The Sachem, making fourteen
knots an hour succeeded in keeping
out of danger.
The pursuit was ended according
to the quartermaster, when British
patrol boats appeared and fired sew
eral shots at the submarines. with
what result is not known.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-18
CAR SHORTAGE WILL
AFFECT WHOLE U. S.
Unexpected and Radical Changes in
Transportation Can Offer
Only Relief.

CHICAGO. Aug. II. - Railroads
and shippers this fall and winter will
face one of the worst shortages of
freight cars in the history of the
country unless unexpected and radi-
cal changes are made in Industrial,
commercial and transportation condi-
tions, according to a review published
by the Railway Age Gazette today.
The gross car shortage reported on
August ! is the largest, and the gross
surplus and net surplus the smallest.
ever reported on that date. the pub
lication says.
THE net surplus on that date was
only 1856 cars" the paper contin-
ues. The smallest net surplus pre-
viously reported on August | was that
of 1907. which was 27,S36 cars. and
in the fall of that year there was Il Sc
we're car shortage. the net shortage
rising to $500 ears.
There are enough cars to handle
the cOuntry's business IL only they
shall be handled with care and eft-
cheney"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-18
UNION MACHINISTS
STILL IN STRIKE
NO Change in Situation at Winchester
Arms Company Since
Labor Revolt.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. H.
There was no change tonight in the
strike ion at the Winchester Re-
peating Arms company where union
machnists walked out at noon today
in an effort to obtain an eight hour
day and other concessions. Union Of
ficials claim that $500 men have quit
work, but this is disputed by com
pany officials who say an actual
count shows less than one hundred
have struck.
The company employs $4,000 per-
sons. There has been no disorder.
Coincident with the strike 81 local
manufacturers today announced that
under the present conditions we will
not make any general change in our
schedule of working hours nor grant
any demands that are being promoted
by labor agitators."
The Winchester company signed the
statement.