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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-20
Stock Clubs Adopt Plan to
Breed Thoroughbreds
in GeneSee Valley.
NINETEEN MARES
ACQUIRED ALREADY
c. X. q. Billings and John San
ford Give Racers as Future
War Horses.

Amateur and professional stock
breeders OF the Geuesee Valley. New
York. have begun a movement for the
raising OF better horses for tho cavalry
OF the United States In this region.
famous FOR ts fertile grazing lands and
pure water. i, IS hoped that a commu-
nifty OF thoroughbred breeders may be
founded which will equal the Blue
Grass region Of Kentucky I'm the eN-
cellence Of the animals produced.
The movement has been inspired by
Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth. of Avon. y.
Y. a lover and raiser OF good horses.
She has fired both the GcNesec Valley
JOCKEY Club and the Geuosee Valley
Breeders and Farmers Association with
her enthusiasm. and the two together
will work out the plan she proposes.
Under this. the jockey club will place
with certain members OF the breeders
association thoroughbred OF halfbred
mares. capable OF throwing strong colts.
The breeders will have the entire use
Of these animals and Of their progeny
a. long As the treatment the horses to-
ceiye is acceptable 10 the jockey club.
Only one other stipulation Is made by
the club. The mares decided by them 20
the breeders must be mated only with
registered stations. under control Of
the clubs bureau f breeding.
In this way the men and women be
hind the movement believe the charac-
ter Of the stock will be constantly i'm
proved with each successive generation
o. colts, and another resource viii be
open for the government 10 fall back
on in case Of war, when the need OF
good riding horses would be extreme.
Already Frank X. Sturgis. chairman
Of the breeding bureau. has acquired
nineteen cleanbred or haifbred mares
racers and trotters which have been
placed among the farmers Of the val
ley. {. K. G.. Billings. who IS inter-
ested in the plan. has given two mares.
one with foal, from his stock farm at
Curles Neck. Va. Another mare has
come from John Stanford's Hurricane
Stud. at Amsterdam. y. !. The other
sixteen animals nave been purchased
outright By DR.. IIagyard, well known
breeding expert Of Kentucky.
Those who have seen the nineteen
mares pronounce them idea mates for
such horses as Wonder Boy. Merry
Task. Beaucoup. Water Color and Shot
Gun. all of which are in the Genesee
Valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-20
Free After Eighteen Months.

Once past the last guard on the
American Line pier. Price drew his first
free breath IN eight months and told
his story.
He went 20 France last May AS a
free-lance war correspondent. Disgust
ed with viewing only such phases or
the fighting as the French authoritlcs
were willing TO exhibit, he resolved
10 get 10 the front al any cost. tu
ligtment was the only road. and july
found the correspondent as dispatch
carrier for the second divisional am
munition column Of the British forces
at KENNEL, France. lie had returned
10 England. and, posing as Canadian,
Joined the army AZ Kent
A shell bursting too near him in the
battle Of Loos meant short rest IN
a hospital But being buried alive in
R shell crater was minor incident
in a career like Prices. lie was soon
back on the line and pursuing his
main purpose Of getting stories Of the
war back 70 civilization. Reams OF
his copy RECALLED the censors, but got
no further.
Face to Face with Death.
One day the correspondent-soldicr
tried 10 sin a story out by comrade
starting homo on leave. The other sol
dier was caught with the lncrlminating
papers and Price found himself In
euardhouse at Westoutre awaiting
court martial. lie had learned wars
grim lessons too well 70 have any OPP
fimistic illusions. His offence meant
standing blindfolded before stone
wall facing the firing squad.
Price took the only chance left him.
Tho night before his court martial he
pried his way out Of the prison. eludcd
the sentry and fed. This is mis- descrip-
ton Of what followed:
81 could travel only at night and had
70 dodge every guard. for at the front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-20
LABOR FIGHTS BIGGER ARMY
Chicago Federation Issues It's Prepared
ness Creed. Opposing Big Business.


Organized labor has drafted its creed
Of preparedness. Drawn up and adopt
ed by the Chicago Federation Of Labor,
j., was sent out yesterday to all the ma
tional unions for ratification.
Labor first draws a sharp line OF dis
tinction between preparedness and mill
tarism. Then II announces that "the
programme advocated by big business
would be unqusliAedly opposed by
labor.
Public ownership Of arms and mu-
nitions factories" it goes on, "of the
mines and forests and natural re-
sources which would be necessary 70
the supply of raw msterial-and OF
railroads and steamships necessary 70
transportation" would be the first step
to take in any plan Of preparedness
which labor could indorse. Then its
creed follows:
Il. Passage Of the Heating child la
Dor bill
go. Raise the age limit in child labor.
"3. Abolish strike breaking, detec-
tive agencies and private gunner.
a. Work for the Buchanan home
loan bill.
IS. Pension mothers and protect chill
dren.
"6. Abolish the tenements.
a.. Provide outdoor physical training
in the schools.
IS. Governmental recognition OF la
Dor organizations.
80. Any military system should be
democratically differed
90. We oppose any increase in the
standing army"
As an afterword, il is said that "the
danger 10 the American workingmsn
from foreign countries is not so much
as the danger of an attack upon him by
his own government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-20
GUARD FOOD. STOP DISEASE
Washing Of Hands More Important
than Sewage Problem.

The public health Of New York is
made up Of 100000 private healths'
declared DR.. Donald B. Armstrong, o.
the New York Association for lmprov.
ing the Condition Of the Poor, in ar
address yesterday on Personal Pre-
paredness for Disease Prevention a.
All Souls Church. Brooklyn.
From the point of view Of disease
prevention" he said, at is more i'm
portant 20 teach children in schools
and workers in factories 10 wash their
hands before they eat than Il is for the
cltv 10 solve its sewage disposal PROB
lem, indecent and unssthetic as Is the
crude method Of river disposal at tn
present time.
Food selection is also important in
maintaining health. Where one person
dies of food infection ten die OF bad
food selection"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-20
PLAN WELCOME TO OSBORNE
Sing Sing Inmates Sure He Will Soon
Return a. Their Head.

So convinced are the inmates Of Sing
Sing Prison that Thomas Mott os-
borne il 20 return as the head that they
are planning 20 welcome him with
monster parade. II ne is reinststed tho
inmates will give him q reception that
will make the big homecoming demon
stration he received when he returned
from Bar Harbor last fall look insig-
niAcsnt. Charlie Gondorf, Peter Gull
len. o. K. Bill Meyers. George Hodson
and others Of the former wsrden'
kitchen cabinet are keen for q rousins
welcome pageant
Tho personnel Of the Mutual Welfare
League managers has undergone more
changes. James Andrews, OF the er-
ecutive board, has been recalled, and
also eliminated as delegate. Inmate
Van Wick has been appointed TO the
judiciary board, and inmates White ana
Liddy are added to the athletic COM
mittee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-20

pect 10 handle these securities as they
have been doing in the past and that
they VIII be taken care of in way
that will not hurt the market"
War Not Near End.
Mr.. Morgan was asked about his i'm
prcssions Of the progress Of the war.
81 am not a military man." he said
with a smile, "and cannot discuss that
question. / did not observe, however,
any signs Of weakening"
Any stray process server who nigh.
have been lurking around the pier 20
slip Mr.. Morgan an invitation for an
other little chat with Senator Thomp-
son was foiled by the capitalists pre-
caution 10 hurry from the ship TO n
waiting automobile via the steerage
gangway. He avoided the waiting
crowd By descending an inside stairway
from his rooms 10 the third class deck.
Countless photographers who had
formed disconsolate group around
tho locked door Of Mr. Morgan's suite
on the Philadelphia'S promenade deck
while the boat came up the Bay were
likewise foiled. One look at the motion
picture cameras. fanked by deter
mined squad OF reporters. as the reve-
nue. cutter came alongside at Quaran
tine had sent Mr.. Morgan hurrying 70
his stateroom His son Jun5us met the
steamer at the pier and escorted his
father TO the waiting automobile.
Mr.. Morgan sailed from New York on
February 2. and it was then reported
that he had gone abroad in connection
with a new French lean. The rumor
was denied by Octave Homburg. OF the
Anglo-French commission. the French
governments financial representative
here. Later reports from England had
il that Mr. Morgan was concerned with
certain accumulated American securi-
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-20
Armed Liner Gets False Alarm.

The armed Italian liner Caserta ar
rived yesterday from Naples without
sighting a submarine during the voy-
age. A wireless message. picked up
somewhere off the American coast. saIo
that the Fabre liner Patria had been
sunk. This caused considerable con
sternation among the l.025 steeraC'
passengers. They were not quoted
until they learned that the Patria was
living safe in this port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-20
No Signs of Weakening in
War. He Says on Re
turn Here.
AVOIDS CAMERA MEN
BY SECRET EXIT
neries He Arranged to Take Up
american Securities Accu-
mulated in London.

r. Morgan returned yesterday
s,,r, England with Mrs. Morgan on the
American liner Philadelphia. Beyond
3eoyinc that he had arranged TO take
r, American securities accommodating in
ro,5on on deposit with the British gov
lament. he would not discuss the res-
sons for his trip.
He asserted that he knew Of no con-
,emplsted new loan 20 the Allies, add
nc that their resources did not seem
20 be exhausted.
I, answer TO the report that ne had
arranged new credit against Ameri-
c,n securities modified in London, Mr..
Morgan said
81 understand that the British OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-20

stayed until we were out 70 sea on sun
GLy. and : got out and hunted up sone
food and water After that ] used 20
mix with the steerage passengers. sno
nobody suspected | was stowaway.
Price lives in Audubon. y. j. He for
merry worked on a number OF news
PAPERS in New York and Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-20

No. 157 Hester Street
T.L Ce~ai 500
No. 100 T.. 18th Street
Tst. stuvvesart 1000
No. I42 E. 18th Street
Ter. st1yvessnt 1909
No. l12 w. AID Street
TeI. Brysnt 25S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-20
Serving as Soldier, He
Struggles News-Firing
Squad Order Near.
HIDES IN HANGAR;
FLIES OVER CHANNEL
English Aviator Gives Fugitive
So, and StoWaway Trip to
u. S. Ends Adventures.

Thomas A. Price. American news
paper man, Canadian" trooper, escaped
prisoner Of war and stowaway, walked
unmolestcd Off tho American liner
Philadelphia yesterday, completing a
series Of adventures that cap G.. A..
Henty's most thrilling tale. Dodging
court martial, for smuggling forbidden
information from the front. by escap-
ing from a military prison IN France,
he WIS rescued after many hungry
days of hiding by friendly American
in the British flying corps, who took
him across the Channel in military
aeroplane.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-19
EWWARW lE. BAlRRIEIrII It
Phone SO; residence Go.
204 Bliss Bldg.

If YOU INVEST IN REAL ESTATE BE
SURE THAT YOU GET THE BEST AND
GET IN THE TREND OF THE BEST DE.
VELOPMENT REMEMBER YOU CAN
LOSE MONEY IN TULSA AS WELL As
the poorest city in the United States II you
do not get in right. There are investments
that will not increase lin Tulsa If you
want the best have it.
Seven room modern residence (newl. oak
floors throughout white enamel woodwork
consisting of large living room, dining room
breakfast room. kitchen. three large bed
decorated in the best location overlooking the
Arkansas river. Price $4,000
Two splendid vacant lots on South Elwood
best location and the only lot at the price
in Stonebraker Heights addition. Price
$1,000 each.
Vacant lot on South Elwood. good location
and worth much more than asked Price
Good investment, vacant Main street cor.
ner T5x1I0 feet. Price $4,000.
Fiveroom bungalow, close in and in the
very best location. lot I0xl50 feet, good
Price $2.400.
One OF the best homes in Maple Ridge
all hardwood finish, a home in every sense
of the word. Lot l00xl4O feet, corner lot,
must be seen to be appreciated absolutely
one of the hest for the money in the city.
Price $4,000.
For $l5O,O0o can place you in on a 12 per
cent investment that will absolutely pay two.
thirds of the purchase price before lease
expires ask about this; private consultation
only.
Flat building, close in, paying 10 per cent
on the investment besides an increase of
at least rs per cent per year on the value of
the property and one OF the best future busi;
ness properties ever offered in Tulsa: will
make loan of 81 500 to help purchase IL de.
sired. Price $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-19
MONEY TO LOAN

S u IT IT O N &
MAWGUEHMlES
FARM & MIOlR Il GAGE
LOANS
2Ii.2l2 BLISS BLDG. PHONE 10.
Farm loans closed quickly at lowest
rates. Completed loans on oklahoma
farms for sale. Investment OF furds
for local parties in real estate loans.
collection of rents for resident or nom
resident owners u specially. Refer
ences: Any bank in Tulsa.
MONEY to loan, $40 10 $1,000 Call $3.50
205 Ault Bldg.
500 TO LOAN on Tulsa real estate. In.
quirc 90G Bliss Bldg.
TO LOAN 600 private money on Kilt edge
inside property. See ID, q. Rose 2l2 Bliss
Bldg
MONEY to loan ON improved close-iu city
property. no commission. Phone 45 Dick
Bardor
FARM loans made quickly a. lowest rates
Sutton 4 Mayginnes, 2i2 Bliss Building
Phone 10.
PLENTY Of money to loan on Tulsa real
estate, either TO build or help buy Tulsa
Security Go. Phone 1875.
CHATTEL loaLs aud second mortgage losns
at reasonable rates Hume Loan Broker.
age Co, $40 Clinton Bldg. Phone 3loi
MONEY to Losn-s20, 900 IN amounts to
suit Ui improved real estate on monthly
payments; prompt service Percy Collins.
aOs Palace Bldg. Phone 3s.
MONEY TO LOAN-si,oOO, $4,000 and
g. oo9 private money 2 or years on
Co, 6l7 Daniel Bldg. Phone 1876.
FARM AND CITY Losns-Plenty OF money
TO loan on Tulsa improved property short
or long time; low rates money on hand TO
make quickly. large or small farm loans any
fair location. +. A. Lilly. 21l212 Texas
FURNISHED ROOMS
WANTED
WANTED-Two furnished rooms Tor light
housekeeping. Call Taylor. at phone is
wANTED--By young married couple a
neat room. close in. Address Box 1915
care World.
WANTED-At once. two or three uafurnished
rooms or apartment moderately close in !;
no children. Address 1854. World.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN
STOLEN-Largc red Irish setter dog; white
on breast and tail: uame Tom Re
ward IL returned to J. O. Bennett. GIG West
Seventh st.
STRAYED-One bay pony heavy sat, with
halter on. about 10 years old Also one
sorrell pony years old trim made with
halter. Both shod. Reward. Sid Carey Tulsa,
Okla. Phone H-53
FARMS FOR RENT
FARM FOR RENT-I4O acres creek bottom
for one or five years. Inquire ll2 South
Frankfort.
FOR RENT-I0 acres good land. all in cul-
tivation. Phone 296. b. +. Pettus, Mer-
chants e. Planters bank.
LOST
LOST-Package containing one dozen photo
praphs and films. Finder return to J.
Proctor Democrat office.
LOST-Rose colored stocking cap and
sweater from auto on South Elwood be-
tween Fifth and Ninth. Return to 416 South
Denver or phone 1865.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-19
Bl@ir BPWGlheTs
525 Unity Building
lHIQDMNIES

New broom. strictly high class up
to date bungalow. large living room.
dining room, bedrooms. sleeping
porch and kitchen, high grade white
oak floors artistically decorated, Sc
lect fixtures. mantle, basement fur
mace heat. garage. located on south
side. Price $4,000; part cash. balance
terms.
7-room. high class. 2-story resi-
dence on South Cheyenne. large living
room. oak floors, oak finish, 3 sleep
ing rooms, large basement. cistern
garage for cars east front high
terraced, slightly lot. Price $3.50;
part cash balance terms.
Groom modern 2-story residence,
and sleeping porch.
5-room modern bungalow, joining
Stonebraker Heights. large living
room. dining room. . sleeping rooms,
kitchen, basement cistern, corner lot,
east front. Price $4,000; part cash
balance terms.
Groom modern bungalow. east
front. oak floors. built in features. 2
sleeping rooms. sleeping porch. base
ment. furnace heat. Price $500;
$1,000 cash. balance terms.
Suburban home close to car line,
high. slightly location, 10 acres fine
fertile land. s-room house. barn.
abundance of soft water piped
through the house; good variety of
bearing fruit trees. about acres in
growing alfalfa, Joining the coming
additions Of the city. Call us for ap-
pointment.
JENKINS & TERWILLEGER
Room 20 Culbertson Bldg.
phone 43O6- -l20O-1o5S
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-19

10 acres land to trade for second hand
Ford roadster.
$50 acres fine black limestone land in IL
miles Of Tulsa. $40 per acre.
320 acre farm for sale or trade for good
iacome city property in Tulsa.
New 4.room modern bungalow. with garage,
close in; rents for $25 per month; for sale
at 2,000 terms.
List your property with us, we have the
buyers.
Farm loans q speciality. We can make you
a loan and you'll have the money before the
other fellow can tell you whether he can
make the loan or not. Can inspect the same
day we get application.
ARTERBERRY & SETTLE LAND & LOAN
CO..
No. 216 Ault Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-19
REAL ESTATE
For Sale

$4,000. S-room residence with gar
age. servants quarters, beautifully
shaded, lot close in.
$4,000. n high class residence corn
or lot, South Cheyenne. ) rooms, fur
mace heat, basement, garage ana serN 81
ants quarters, good value for the
money.
Si,20O. new 6 room bungalow on
south side, good location.
S11.500, for a Groom residence. a
high class home, OAK and enamel fin
ish, basement, furnace heat, large gar
age, and servants quarters, east front,
corner lot, South Cheyenne.
$3.50. S room residence close in,
oak and enamel finish basement,
sleeping porch and a bargain.
$4,000. 7-room house 2t9 West
Third street. one block from the new
postofficc building, 5OXliO feet can
you beat it?
$500. a new residence. all modern,
oak and enamel finish. south side,
possession at once. beautiful location.
$4,000, close In east front home, :
rooms. large garage for two ears.
We have many homes for sale in
different parts of the city our
building experience and the amount
of property we have handled gives us
an opportunity to offer buyer the
very best for money. Ask MS for any
thing in real estate line but houses
for rent High class residence lots
in Crosbic Heights Stouebraker
Heights. Maple Ridge addition and
kirkpatrick Heights. for sale at very
best of prices
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-19
In Two Senses,
HOUSES FOR SALE
lD0 Y@ul Reality Wam0 "a H@mme9

We offering houses that will meet the needs Of any
family but afford to describe each property
in detail it is listed Why don't you to of
fice and talk with about your needs in our line
YOU would consult your merchant, lawyer doctor!
When we understand your requirements can intclli-
gently meet them. If you want $4,000 home we have
it-if you want modest $1,000 $1,000 home easy
payments also have thosc-or sell you a
cant lot and assist you in building home according to
our plans Rents are too high now Just pay rent
to yourself for awhile and own your home
Hence the necessity of seeking home in an intelligent,
practical manncr-no schcming-no deceptions-no shot
air. propositions, just clean business. Tell what you
want and we will show it to you. If YOU WANT A
BARGAIN. WE HAVE TT-IF YOU HAVE A BAR
GAIN WE WANT IT. Our office is Friedmans
Jewelry Store corner Third and Main streets
ML@sM@W & C@nm1p@unY
Phone 1879 1916 Turner Bldg"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-19
HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Four. room house, on the Orcutt
car line Phone 3Gi7.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-19
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

TWO high grade upright pianos; will trade
either or both for second hand furniture.
! am not in the piano business aud must have
the room. Make me cash or trade proposition.
Diamond Furniture Co. phone l6s9. llj
North Main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-19
REAL ESTATE
R@adl Tlnds9

\ good siX-room house. 1,200 feet
frontage. not FAR from Kendall col
lege. Dirt cheap If taken al once.
Have some excellent bargains in
: story reside and cottages on
horth side east, as well as west fronts
We have some very fine homes and
cottages on south side. lt'll be to
your interest To let us show you these
properties.
We also have some bargains on the
aaSt side
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-19
A Real [HlWDlN@

New high class up-to-date two-story
residence; strictly modern In every
way large living room and dining
room. artistic sleeping rooms and
sleeping porch, all artistically decor
ated, French doors, side dressing
lights. large bathroom with best of
fixtures, large closets. clothes chute
leading to basement, large basement
with laundry. furnace heat. kitchen
equipped with most complete built-in
features TO be had. 200-barrel filtered
cistern with automatic pump putting
soft water throughout the house, gar
age for two cars. high slightly loca-
ton. on one of the best thoroughfares
of the city. You will have to see it
to appreciate it. Price s6.500: part
cash, balance terms to suit the purch-
aser. Call us for appointment.
Jemk1ms & TeFWall@@@r
% Culbertson Building
Phone 4306-4290-125S
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-19
FOR SALE BY OWNERS:

One 4-room modern house on South
Detroit.
One Broom modern house on East
Admiral.
One Groom modern house, close in
on South Elwood.
One Groom modern house in Stone
braker Heights.
One S-room modern house. close in
on South Cincinnati.
One S-room modern house on South
Cheyenne. Very desirable.
Fifty-foot choice vacant lot on
South Cheyenne. A real bargain.
These houses are all strictly mod
ern and desirable in every way, and
are priced below the market for quick
sale. Terms on part. Phone 1875.
TULSA SECURITY COMPANY
Corner Second and Boston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-19
Fime CORNER For Sale

rooms. east front bungalow, mod
ern, good well, garage, shade and
fruit trees; sleeping porch; basement.
store building on rear Of lot renting
for 93B per month. and house will
rent for $40 per month. Price for
quick sale only 5000. q fine location
on south isde.
q, @. CUNNINGHAM, Room 26 Hay.
ward building. Phone l870-h62.