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The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
Soldiers and Civilians Declared Encouraged
In Unfriendly Demonstrations By Car
ranzas Commander of District. -
GUNBOATS READY TO LEND AID
Commanders of Machias and Marietta Receive Or.
ders Following Receipt of Disquieting Reports
at Navy Department. Report Delayed

Encouraged by Gen Nafsre commander in that district
mexican soldiers and civilians Tampo
uons toward Americans there according Depart
men yesterday In growing feen which appears
Americans alarmed
The Navy Department which Of situation has IN
ucted the commanders of the gnbosts
The vicinity, to hold themselves readiness protection 10 Aan.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
POPE TO CONDEMN REVOLT.
Expected TO Take Action on Irish
Rebellion shortly,

Rebellion shortly.
Rome, via London. May 15-Pope Bene-
dict is expected shortly to voice public
condemnation Of the recent revolt in
Ireland.
It is not yet known whether the pontin
will address letter to the Irish episeo-
-. :, or make a public Uttersnce on the
tsion Of granting an audience TO rep
natives Of the Irish College, but
some sort OF expression Of condemnation
Is looked for as certain, since Il would
undoubtedly contribute to the pseihcstion
Of Ireland.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
o. S. Vice Consul Resigns.

London. May 15.-James whitelaw,
American vice consul at Dunfermline, has
rendered his resignation. effective May
Il He viii Join the British army.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
DYNAMITE BLAST BLAMED
Rescuers Dig Many Manned
from Wreckage, but Three
Still Are Missing.
MILITIA KEEPS CROWDS BACK
Little Girl with Bread Still Clasped in
Hand, One of the First to Be
Taken from Debris.
CBy the sun New. servIce0

Akron. Ohio, May 15.-Nine persons
were crushed to death and twenty-six
were injured, many probably fatally, to-
night in the collapse of the Crystal
Restaurant Building, filled with diners,
at Main and Quarry streets.
A blast Of dynamite in the excavation
for a new building adjoining the restau-
rant caused the collapse.
Seven identified bodies are in the
morgue. with two unidentified bodies, and
two persons are missing. Their bodies
are thought to be in the wreckage.
Twenty-six injured persons are in the
Peoples and City hospitals, and it is
though several of these will die. A num-
Der Of victims were given first aid at
the scene Of the disaster and were taken
to their homes.
Militia Called Out.
So dense was the crowd around the
scene Of the wreck tonight that Com
pany B, Field Artillery, Ohio National
Guard, was called out and aided the
police in holding the people back so that
the rescuers could work. It is estimated
1900 people packed Main and Quarry
streets.
The police and the city building inspec-
ton department started a rigid invest
cation Of the collapse The wrecked
building was an old one, formerly occu-
pied by the Beacon Journal 1t was two
stories high, Of brick construction. The
upper floor was used as a storeroom.
Resucers dug for several hours in the
belief that others were still buried in
the ruins.
George Serbs, who, with his brother,
Augustus serri5, owned the restaurant,
escaped from the kitchen Of the colIapsing
restaurant, together with a cook and
two dishwashers, bu all were injured
by falling bricks.
Blast Causes CatastrOphe.
A blast Of dynamite set OF in an ex-
caystion for a new building directly
north Of the restaurant unsettled the
foundation. The restaurant was a one
story structure. with a two-story false
front, and the latter. topping backward,
added weight of many tons to the fall
ing roof.
The crash came at $40, when the res
taurant was crowded. So suddenly did
the building cave in and the wall crumble
that those who were not instantly killed
were rendered unconscious. Not a cry
nor a moan was heard from the wreck
age after the first shriu screams of
women and hoarse cries Of men sounded
the warning that was too late to save
their own lives.
Then suddenly out Of the tense silence
rang a woman's cry or agony. A figure,
bleeding from cuts on her face, her hair
and clothing disheveled, rose from the
wreck Of what had been the Crystal
Restaurants front door 1t was Mrs.
William c. Lawson, who escaped strange
ly from the table where she and her hus-
band and their S-year-old daughter, Mary,
were dining together.
Little Girl Recovered First.
The first body to be dug from the
tangled heap of debris was that of little
Mary lawson Firemen dug her out, re-
vealing a deep cash on her neck where
she probably had been strangIed to death
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

.S30.S0 to Chicago and return BaIti-
more and Ohio. May 20 to %, Through
trains morning. noon. evening and
night-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Camping on Mount Mitchell.
Fully described in booklet issued by
Southern Railway. Ask for copy.-Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-12
JOHN Il. MESERVE.
City Attorney.

(Publshcd in The Tulsa Daily World Oc-
toher 10th lth and 18Th 1916. World
Publishing Company Pubnshers)
OR u IN ANCE NO 1870
An Ordinance declaring 1t unlawful for
any person, firm or corporation in charge Of
any vehicle 10 allow the same TO remain
standing for period exceeding thirty min
utes at any one time on Third Street be
tween Cincinnati Avenue and Boulder Ave
nuc IN the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma. and de-
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA OKLAHOMA:
Section /. That it shall be unlawful and
m,sdemeanor for any person, firm or cor
charge or control to stand on that portion
OF Third Street between Cincinnati Avenue
aud Boulder Avenue in the city of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, for a period exceeding thirty min.
Section 2 That the provisions Of this
ordinance shall apply to all selfprOpelled
vehicles and to all other conveyances regard
less Of the propclling power except bicycles.
Section g. All persons violating the pro
visions OF this ordinance upon conviction
shall be punished by fine in any sum not
exceeding One hundred dollars lslO0.O0l or
by impr soGment Ia the city jail in the city
OF Tulsa oklahoma. for not more than ninety
900 days, or by both such fine or imprison-
meut
Section l. That an emergency exists for
the preservation of the public peace and
safety by reason whereof this ordinance Shall
take effect from and after its passage. APP
proval and publication.
PASSED and the emergency clause ruled
upon separately and approved this Ith day
OF October 1916.
APPROVED this ith day Of October. 1916
}. II. SIMMONS,
" FRANK NEwKIRK. ''''''
City Auditor
JOHN IS. MEsERvE.
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"Thc beauty spot Of Tulsa"

WANTED-To buy direct from owner mod
ern house at bedrock price Address =. o.
box 1913 city.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

applying for the installation NJ service
larger than three fourths "a. of am
inch shall be installed where mctcr
Section . That the provisions OF Scctior
20 ~ said Ordinance NO 1lOg IN conflict
helevith and all ordinances or parts OF
ordinances IN conflict herewith, In So hi
gN sn'I conflict exists, be and The same 1r,
/ Hereby repealed
Section g That am emergency exist, tol
she preservation of public health and safety
and COR the preservation o. the water supply
"i the Nity OF Tulsa, boy reason whereof this
ordnance shall take effect from and aftci
' pfsst6. Ef9.,Ii,. 'nPrGEEaI ,E and rgbueaGon 1
upu separately and approved this 10Th day
ut Octoh r. 1910
APPROVED TIN, 10Th day OF October
115.r: ig5o II SIMMONS
PRANK NEWKRK. May yor
City Auditor.
JouN u MEsERvE,
city Attorney
DFuhhsh'd iu The Tulsa Daily world Octo.
ber 10Th, lih 18th, l9i. IAN and
18th. 1910 World Publishing Com
NOTICE F0R HEARlNG on ASSESS.
afNIS FOR lSNlNG IN STREET IM.
iRoNEMENr DISTRICT NUMBER l45.
IN compliance with the resolution Of tho
Board of Commissioners duly adopted on the
oih day of October. 1916. notice Is her,h
gwen thai the Hoard of Commissioners ~
the city Of TULSA, Oklahoma has examined
the estimate and statement OF the city I'm.
slncer as 90 the amount Of the cost Of the
concrete pavement which should be assessed
against the uhutting property. the property
bcnelltod and other property liable to as.
sessnent and the owners thereof, in STREET
IN MPkONEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER las.
which includes the following described por
uons OF the following described streets aud
avenues. to-wit;
WHEELING AVENUE from the north line
Of Third Street TO the north line OF sixth
street, except the intersection Of Katy
Street;
XANTHUs AVENUE from the north line
Of Abdos Addition to the north line Of sixth
Street.
yICToR AVENUE from the west produc
ton Of the south line Of Block 1 Of the
Holmes Addition according to the amended
plat thereof, to the north line Of the Mis-
sour, Kansas a Texas Railway Company s
right
KATY STREET from the west line of
Nantms Avenue to the east line Of Victor
Avenue;
Together with the several lots and tracts Of
land to be assessed for the improvement
thereof in the City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma
And said Board Of Commissioners has by
resolution duly approved the aforesaid state
ment and estimate Of the City Engineer, aud
has determined to assess the cost OF :hc
Improvements IN said District against the
abutting property, the property benefited
and other property liable 90 assessment. and
the owners thereof as follows to-wit:
GILLETTE HALL ADDITION
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-12
FRANK NEWKGRK,
Et, Av.Jtt,l
JNO B NFSERNE.
Etr Att,t
Der 18th 1916 World Publishing
COMPANY Publishers
RESOT. TTTDN

tlty Auorne!
Publa he'd in The Tulsa Daily World Octo
her 18th 1916 World Publishing
Company. Puhli,hers)
RESOLUTION
RESOIl TlON TO FURTHER THE
IIIRuNEMENT or THE FOLLOWING
PoRIIil9lN or. TWEN,TrYIIRST. STREET
IoWlT: TWFNTYTIRST STREET FROM
THE WEST LINE OF ClNCiNNATl AVE.
ME- TO THE EAST LINE OF OWASSO
AVENUE; CREATING STREET 1MPR~. +.
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
WiEREAS Resolutions were HERETOFORE
adopted 10y the Board Of Commis sionerS Of
the City. OF Tulsa. AID approved by tho
Mayor of said City, declaring the necessity
of and providing for tho paving and other.
wise improving Of the portion OF Twenty
First Stree, hereinafter described, and said
Board did thereafter Jet contract for the
construction of said Improvements And.
WHEREAS II Is deemed for the hest
interests of the City Of Tulsa and OF the
owne's OF property abuttng said portions
of TwentyFirst Street that said street 10.
gethcr with the real property TO be asses sod
for the Improvement thereof be embodied in
street Improvement district.
NOW TnFRFfuRE RI IT RESOLVED BY
THE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS or
THE CITY or TULSA, OKLAHOMA;
SECTION l. That the hereinafter de
scriued portions Of TWouty-Fir,t Street. TO-
reiher with the property 70 be assessed for
tNN Improvement tutftIl. ENdtr iht nru.
visions of c.rtqin rcSoluttlns herotlsorc
adopted boy the Board Of Commissioner, and
approved boy the Mayor OF the City Of Tulsa.
oklahoma shall he and hereby are embodied
in the street improvement district herein
after defined
SECTION .. That the hereinafter de-
scriled portions Of Twenty.First Street. to-
eether with the property 10 be assessed for
the Improvement thereof shall constitute
Street improvement District Number 1Gl,
to-wit.
TWENTY-FIRST STREET from the west
line of Cincinnati Avenue to the east line
OF OWasso Aveuue
SECTION g. Tint all resolutions or parts
Of resolutions heretofore adopted by this
Board. ir conflict with the provisions OF
this resolution. in so far as such conflict
exists, are hereby repealed.
SECTION (. That an emergency exists
fer the preservation Of the public peace,
health and safety and for the furtberance
Of street improvements. by reason whereof
th, resolution shall take effect from and
after its adoption. approval and publication.
ADOPTED and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this 10Th
day - October 1916
APPROVED this 10th day Of October
1916.
ATTEST: j II. SIMMONS
FRANK NEWKTRK Mayor
City Auditor.
APPROVED:
JOHN B MESERNF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-12
JOHN B MESERNF.
City Attorney.
(published in the Tulsa Daily World Octo.
Der 12.l3-I4. 1916. World Publishing
Company PublishersD
nEnIN ANNE w 1E-n

'NiulhnN, luUllShers.
ORDINANCE NO. 1873
An Ordinance amending Section 10 OF
Ordinance No. l10g Of the Ordinances Of the
City Of Tul,G entitled 'An Ordinance relating
to the municipal water supply system Of he
City Of Tulsa oklahoma: regulating the use
of water thcrefrom; providing for the sale
Of same: fixing the price thereof: providing
method of collecting charges therefor
creating the office OF Superintendent Of
Wsterworks fixing the salary Of said officer
and defining his duties providing penalties
for violations Of this Ordinarlce aud le-
clariug an emergency changing the fee FOR
installation OF water service, and declaring an
emergency.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD or
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA. OKLAHOMA:
Section l. That Section 10 of Ordinance
No. 11O9, entitled IAN Ordinance teating
to the municipal water supply system Of tne
City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma; regulating the use
Of water therefrom; providing for the sale
Of same, fixing the price thereof providing
u method Of collecting charges therefor
creating the office Of Superintendent Of
Waterworks fixing the salary of'Said off.
Ger md defining his duties: providing pen.
declaring an emergency" be and the same
is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 10, The fees for installation
Of water service as provided in said
Ordinance No. ll09, shall be as follows:
For five eighths g inch con-
' 90 three-fourths ~ inch
a. " one and one.hslf Gh)
inch connection ...... 1000
A." " two t2l inch connection. 1000
In case more than one curb cock and
box is required for any service an ad.
ditional charge Of $500 shall be made
for each additional curb cock with boA.
For sizes larger than two (2) inch OF
whore II becomes necessary 10 open q
paved street or put pipe under
paved street the actual cost OF lnbor
and material In laying such service and
replacing the pavement shall be charged.
in such cases and in cases of connections
extending along a street on which there
Is no main the cost of material and
labor shall be estimated by the Super
intendent and the estimated cost shall
be paid TO the Commissioner of Finance
and Revenue by the person apph ing FOR
such installation before the work of con-
Meeting the main with the property is
begun: provided. that whenever the eS.
timsted cost Is not sufficient to cover
tho total expense for labor and material
the deficit shall be charged 10 the
property for which such installation was
made. and TO the owyler thereof aud
provided further. that any excess pay
ment shall be returned 20 the person
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-12
in the Tulsa Daily World Ocr
her 18th 1916. World Puhlishi--
Company, Publishers.)
hNnIN ANIE IrTp

company IuUONleih.)
ORDINANCE 40. 1872
An Ordinance declaring the necessity Of
and providing for the construction Of ,ani-
tarN Sewers ~ Sunset llil Addition. u nart
of the CITY of Tulsa, Oklahoma establishing
Sewer District No 10, and declaring an
emergency
~ II ORDAINED BY THE BOARD og
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
Section That for sanitary purpose,
sewer district TO be known as Sewer Dis
uirt No. 10 Is hereby created and cslto9,,.
OF Tilsn, Oklahoma MS follows:
Blocks one G) and two t2) of sun
set hin Addition 10 the City Of Tulsa.
Oklahoma according to the recorded
pat thereof
section ? That it be nud is hereb, 5e-
clHrtd to be necessary TO construct sunitgiE
sewers together with the necessary ltcrab.
inlcts mouhoes and other appurtenances ia
said Sewer District No l15 as defined b.,
this ordnance, together with such outlets
and connections as shall be necessary to
provide a proper and complete sanitary scw'r
The city Engineer is hereby authorized
AID directed 60 prepare and present to mi,
Board, without delay sections, proiiles pnu.
aud specifications for the construction II
,aid sewer system IN said district, together
with complete estimate OF the cost thereof
Section b. That any and all ordinance. or
parts Of ordinances IN conflict with the
provisions Of this ordinance are in 80 far q.
such conflict exists. hereby repealed.
Section !. nat am emergency exists for
the preservation Of the public health and
safety by reason whereof this ordinance
shall take effect from and after its pa..Hge
approval and publication.
PASSEI and the emergency clause ruled
upo sep tately and approved this 10Th day
APPROVED this 10Th day of October
1916
Mte,tt;;, ..,...,.,,J II. SIMMONS
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published In the IuNa ilalN Nold We
toher 10th lIth, l2tn, 18Th and ltth,
1916 World Publishing Com
many Puhlishcrs.)
NOTICE FOR HEARlNG ON ASSESS
MENrS FOR PAVING N STREET I'M
pRONFMENr DISTRICT 40. li0.
In compliance with the resolution Of the
Board of Commissiouscrs duly adopted or
the 9TH day of october, 1916, notice rs hereby
given that the Board ot Commishoncrs o.
the City Of Tulsa. oklahoma, has examine,
the estimate and statement of the city En-
einccr as TO the amount Of the cost OF me
Glass 'C' pavement which should be as
scsspd against the admitting property, tht
property benefited and other property liable
10 assessment, and the owners thereof m
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUN
BIER l4g, which includes the. following Ge.
sciibod portions of the following described
streets aud avenues, towit;
BUENA VISTA PLACE from the west
line OF Cheyenne avenue to the south pro
duction of the east line of Block - Of stone.
braker Heights Addition TO the CITY Of
iNbEPENDENCE STREET from the east
lire Of Main Street TO the west line Of Bos
ton Avenue and from the cast line of Boston
Avenue TO The west line of Cincinnati A'"'
nue..
NORFOLK AVENUE from the south line
Of Buua Vista place TO the north line OF
TwcHty-nrst Street except the paved por.
lions Of the iuter,cctions OF Eighteenth Nine
tcenth and Twentieth Streets with Norfolk
Avenue
YoGEroWN AVENUE from the south line
Of Archer Street. otherwise known as Barton
Street to the south limo of Fairyicw Street
otherwise known as Glonu Street.
/INlS AVENUE from the south line Of
Archer street. otherwise known as Barton
Street to the south line OF Fairyiew Street
otherwise known as Glenn Street
ARCHER STREET from the east line Of
Yorktown Avcrue 10 tho west line OF Huni'
Avenue
SIXTFFNTH STREET from the east Inc
Of Main Street to the west line Of Boston
Avenue except thu paved portion u the lu
tersection Of Baltimore Avenue with Six
teonth Street
Together with the several lots and tracts
Of land TO be assessed for the Improvement
thereof in the CITY Of Tulsa, oklahoma.
And said Board OF Commissioners has ~
resolution duly approved the aforesaid state
ment and estimate OF the City Engineer. and
has determined 10 assess the cost Of the inn
provemcuN in said District against The
abutilng property tho property benefited
and other property liable to assessment, aud
th, owners thereof as follows. to.wit.
STONEBRAKFR HEIGHTS ADDITION
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All owners OF abuitng property, property
benefited by said improvements, and other
property liable to assessment, are hereby
notified that all matters affecting such im
proyemcnts. or benefit TO the property
thereby and any claim or objection 10 the
assessments as above set forth shall be- filed
IN writing in the office OF Frank Newkirk, ,
City Auditor of the City Of Tulsa, Oklahnma
ON or before the 2ith day Of October. 1916.
AZ 900 O clock a. IN, and any claim or OBJ
lection not 80 filed In writing ON or before
SAID time shall Dee deemed to bc waived
DATED this 9TH day Of October 1915.
FRANK NEWKIitK
(SEAID CITY Auditor.
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All owners Of ahuttug property property
benefited by said improvements, and other
propcrt, liable 10 as.pssmcnt are hereby
notified that all matters affecting such i'm
proyemcuts, or buciit 10 the -'roprrty
thereby, and any claim or objection to IN,
assessment, us above set forth, shall be- filed
in writing m the office OF Frank Newark
City Auditor Of the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma
on or before the cath day Of October 1910
at 600 o clock q. m.. und amy claim or Oh
lection not so filed m writing on or brior,
said time shall b, doomed to he waived.
DATED this 9TH day Of October 1910.
tSEAIl FRANK NEWklRk.
CiLy AudIlor
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CITY Attorney
1Pubishei in the Tulsa Daily World, October
g. l. D. g. :. .. 9. 10, II, II, 1916.
World Publishing Co..
pubhshers)
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received az the office OF tho
O'clock D. m. Monday october 10th, 1916,
Tor the construction Of Sanitary Sewer. in
Guiding lateruls, connections aud other ap-
purtennnces for Sewer District No. lt2 aS
created and established by Ordinance No.
1926, passed aud approved the 9Th day of
June, 1918.
plans, prcfiles and specifications for the
construction Of said sewer. system and ap-
purtenances have been adopted by the MayOr
snd Board OF Commi ssoners OF said City
and are now on file In the office OF tho City
Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official pro.
posal sheets Of the City OF Tulsa
The right to reject any and all bids Is re-
served to the Board OF Commissioners OF tho
City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma.
certified check In the sum Of five 81
per cent OF the amount OF the bid will hs
required from each bidder.
An bids will be opened and considered BY
the Board Of Commissioners of said City at .
meeting OF said Board to be held In the City
Hal IN said City at o'clock q. M, On the
18th day Of October 1915.
ANY and all parties interested are horcby
notified that they may appear and protest
against or object to said proposed improves
ments or any part thereof or any matter or
thing In relation thereto, at said meeting of
the said Board VI Commits soincrs ON the l1th
day OF October, 1916.
II. H. wYSS,
City Engineer.