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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
FARMERS WILL PLOW
DEEPER FOR CROPS
Bri>tow People Believe County Agent
Has Found solution for
Problem.

Special to The world.
RRISTOW. Okla, Noo. 1s.-A num-
ber of farmers living near this city
who have bottom land on their farms
are expressing themselves strongly in
fay or OF the move that County Agent
Drake has made in purchasing deep
tillage machine. The county has
failed To purchase "A tractor. which is
a deplorable thing, for after the ma
chine leaves Sapulpa and the east side
of the county il Is feared that trac-
tor will be hard TO secure. Arrange
ments have been made with a number
Of the farmers to try the machine out
on their places and as soon as II Is
convenient for the agent to tring the
tillagc plow to this part of the coun-
tv the st will be made. If Il trhc-
tor cannot be secured enough horses
will lie attached to do the piowing.
Quite . number of the most promln-
ent farmers from here will go 10 Sa-
rulpa next week to see the tlrst test
made OF the machine ON the McCaul-
cv farm, lust south of S6pulpa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
VILLA CONTINUES
TO LEAD MEXICANS
Thousands of Carrana Soldiers Rush
MadIy over Country i'm
Search.

NACO, Sonora. Mexico, Nov. lS.-
Three thousand Carranza troops are
now on the way here from Hermosilla.
the state capital, and other points in
the state, Mexican officials here said
today. Fifteen cars of Carran2a
troops with complete equipment and
accompanied by women and children
are now entrained at Cananea ready
to move to the border here, they said
Gen. =. Elias Gales is reported to
be in Hermosillo and It Is said he Is
preparing to lead this force across the
mountains from Aqua Prleta TO west
ern Chihuahua in pursuit Of villa. A
large part of this army has recruited
In southern Sonora and northern
Sinaloa. according to Mexican officers
here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
MURDER LEFT HANDED
MAY CONVICT SLAYER
M'DANIEL MURDER CASE TAKES
ANOTHER TANGLE TO STIR
Ur COURT THRONGS.
coroner Declares That Person Who
Clubbcd Woman To Death
Used Left Hand

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Nov. Is. - Two
physicians, Or. j. j. Wiser, who wa,
acting coroner when Mrs. Harriet
Moss Mcdaniel was killed. and DR.
j. /" Cox, police surgeon. testified
today in the trial of Oscar II. Me.
Daniel, prosecuting attorney of Buch
anan county, who is charged with tn,
murder OF his wife
Doctor Wiser said he had beer
asked by Mcdaniel to delay the cor.
orner's inquest and then when he
lad determined upon holding IT the
accused man had asked him to tel
the newspapers that the inquest had
been requested by the prosecutor
Doctor Cox expressed the belief
that the blows which Killed Mrs Me.
Daniel were inflicted with the left
hand. ON ross-cXamination he said
he was not certain whether the wom-
ans assailant was righthandcd OF
lefthanded
No testimony was introduced today
to show whether Mcdaniel IL right
handed or lcfthandcd. Evidence given
at the cOroner's inquest was intended
to show he is lefthanded.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
STRANGER TO BUILD
APARTMENT HOUSE
Deal Is Closed for a Site at
Intersection of Boston
and Tenth.

II I'VE minutes after f. NJ. Kelly, 9l6
l. South Boston. returned the salu-
tation of stranger who accosted him
near his home Saturday morning he
held in his hand $500 in cash as a
binder of a business deal that proba
bly, has no precedent in the annals OF
Tulsa real estate transactions since
property within the city of Tulsa has
been bringing such fabulous prices.
During the past several days Mr.
Kelly has received numerous offers
for a lot 30 feet by 14O feet. located
on South Boston at Tenth. Saturday
morning when II. l.. Hoffman, the
stranger. asked him what he would
take for the property, Mr.. Kelly re-
Piled: $4,000"
Handing Mr.. Kelly $500. Mr.. Hoff-
man replied that he would take the
ground. Together the men proceeded
TO the office of n lawyer, whore the
necessary documents were drawn w
and the property duly turned over to
the new owner.
When seen Saturday evening Mr.
Kelly stated that at the time he mad1
the offer he had no intention of sell
ing, and that had he thought that the
purchaser would have accepted the
offer so readily he would not have
named a price.
"Having named my price," Mr.
. Kelly said. II could not back out,
believe the property is worth much
more than the price paid. The lot has
a frontage of ninety feet, and at tns
pria for which ] sold 1t ! only real
ized little over 500 per front foot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
Pennsylvania Theater VIII
BE the Scene of Wars
Final Fight.
MONASTIR IN GRIP
OF ALLIED FORCES
Only Minor Operations Are
Occurring Along the
Russian Front.

THE British army delivered another
l. assault on the German lines on
both banks of the Ancre river today
IN What Is described by the German
war office as another attempt to
break through The attack. which
was preceded by enormous artillery
activity failed, according to the Cor
man announcement The fighting
still Is IN progress near Grandecourt,
south of the Ancrc
This action followed British ad-
vances northeast of Bueamont- Hamol
and north of Beaucourt last night. ac-
cordng to the British announcement.
French attacks near Sally -Saillisel
last night broke down under the Ger
man fire, according to the German re.
port ON the other hand. the French
report a repulse of an attack bv u
strong German detachment on the
French trenches at Biachos.
To Decide War
Military authorities in Berlin are
quoted as saying that the southwest
ern theater of war; the Transylvanian,
is to be the scene Of the decisiou in
the war, not the Russian front nor at
Nerdun or on the Somme. The Ger
man troops I'm western Wallachia are
reported by Berlin to be making good
progress and scoring further gains in
the Alt and Jiul valleys. The Runia-
mans announced that violent fighting
continues in those two valleys, but
say they made progress near Dragos-
laVele
The Serbians and French continue
To close in upon Monastir, the import
ant objective on the western Mace
DOMAIN front. Serbian reports tho
capture of trenches east of the Cerna.
while the French reached the out
skirts of Kenana. Berlin, However,
declates entente attacks ON the plains
south of Monastir were defeated with
heavy losses aud that the Germans
recaptured height taken by tho
Scrbians near Chegel New and vio-
lent fighting on the Macedonian front
was reported from Berlin Yesterday.
only minor operations on the Rus
sian front are reported by the Ger
man war office. but the Russians
claim they have driven back Austro-
bcI ulhH dttdCkS III lne OaIpdtnlunS.
A British army has defeated six
thousand Mohmands. warike tllDe.
IN a battle on the boundary between
India and Afghanistan.
Joseph G.. Grew. the American
charge in Berlin, has discussed the
Belgian deportation informally with
higher German officials in prepara-
ton for conference with the Ger
man chancellor Dispatches from
Berlin say it is believed there the
German government will not hesitate
to give Washington the information 1t
has asked concerning this movement.
A Zeppelin airship has been
brought down by Russian troops near
Sarnyk, southeast of Pinsk. and the
crew captured. says Petrograd.
A British column has relieved Ma
langali In German East Africa, which
had been invested by German troops.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
President Tells Gompers
Nation Needs More
Cooperation.
GREATEST CALAMITY
WOULD BE DIVISION
Unity Of Spirit and True
Understanding Means
Better Americans.

VIZ Nov. ls.-Presi-
w dent Wilson told delegation
from the American Federation OF
Labor late today that all class feel
ing in America should be wiped out
by the establishment of heart in
it." He declared that no one VINO
fails TO work for this end Is quail
fled to call himself true Ameri-
can.
The delegation comprised the mem
bership OF the federation's annual
convention, which has been meeting
in Baltimore The delegates came
to Washington on special cars and
marched to the White House headed
by band to congratulate the presl-
dent on his reelection. Samuel
Gompers. president OF the federation
acted as their spokesman. declaring
laboring people had come to recog-
niZc that Mr.. Wilson stands for JUS
tice, freedom and righteousness. We
have taken Joy in upholding your
hands in your great work, SAID Mr.
Gompers. Il need not say that COM
ing to me as you do on such an
errand am deeply gratified ana
very greatly cheered." said the presl-
dent In reply.
"It would be impossible for me
offhnnded to say just what thoughts
are stirred me by what Mr.. Com
pers has said to me as your spokes-
mau, but perhaps the simplest thinG
/ can say is, after all, the meat OF
the whole matter. What l have
tried to do is to get rid of any class
division in this country, not only that
but of any class conscientiousness
and feeling. The worst thing that
could happen to America would he
that she should be divided INTO
groups and camps in which there
were men and women who thought
that they were at odds with one an
other, that the spirit of America was
not expressed except in them ana
that possibilities of antagonism were
the only things that we had to look
forward to.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
CAGERS TO ATTACK
THE CORNHUSKERS
Definite Date Can Not BE set tntil
After Missouri Conference
Meet.

Special to The World.
NORMAN okla, Nov. 1S.-Assur-
ance If a trip into Nebraska has en-
hvened basket ball practice during the
past week at the University of okla
homa and approximately twenty eli
giblc candidates have been working
out in the gymnasium under the di-
roction of Manager John u. Brown
and Capt. Barney WhiSenant.
Manager Brown cannot definitely
arrange the trip into the land of the
cornhUsl;ers until the Missouri Val
lev conference meets the first Friday
after THANKSGIVING, and forms the
valley schedule Brown expects Il
couple of games with the Nebraska
university quintet, and games with
the Nebraska Wesleyans. Kansas Ag-
Gies and probably two games with
Missouri.
The Sooner basket ban schedule
when completed will consist of about
"a genes and will give oklahoma II
home dates with such teams as the
Okla homa Aggies, Kansas Aggies,
Chillocco Indians and Henry Kendall.
After THANKSGIVING several football
players will flock 10 the gym court
for practice on basket ball. Whise-
nant, Montgomery, Fields and Brewer
Of last years team are eligible but II
Is doubtful II Montgomery Will be
seen at his old position at guard this
sea son on account Cf his broken arm
which Is knitting slowly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
GYPSY BANDS CARRIED
OUT THREATS OF DEATH
BODY OF Roy Is TOSSED UP BY
WAVES FOLLOWING LETTER
DEMANDING MONEY.
Parents and Playmatcs Had Carried
On Long search for the
Missing Youth.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-The body of
9-year-old Cyril sonny" Matthews.
who disappeared from his home nine
months ago was washed ashore by
Lake Michigan today. Search for the
boy had been kept up continuot sly 10y
his parents and by school mates, but
nothing had ever been known of his
fate lntil today.
GYPSY bands. kidnapping plots. and
every influence that might have had
To do with the boys disappearance
had been investigated. Rewards have
been offered and scores of detectives
have been constantly ON the search.
The body was found by fCrmer play
mate of the little fellow who was
wandering and its recovery the po-
lice believe. has intensified rather
than solved the mystery of his disap-
pearance.
Although the child's clothing had
been whipped to shreds and was he
yond identification and the water had
partially decomposed the body. ii IS
not believed possible that 1t had been
nv the lake since his disappearance on
February 10.
Numerous letters received by the
parents now make them incline to the
belief that the boy was held by kid
nappers who finally made away with
him in fear of detection.
The last If the letters came ON Oc-
tchor 81. 1t read: sonny Matthews
Citd the 21St day he was lost"
Previous letters demanding $3.50
were signed "K. T.. White"
The police reached the conclusion
that the letters wcca only criminal of-
forts to obtain money through the
oageIness of the parents to recover
their lost boy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
GERMANY'S DIPLOMAT
ADMITS GRAVE DANGER
TEUTONIC AMBASSADOR SAYS HE
LEARNS THINGS AT PARRAL
ARE VERY SERIOUS.
He Has Received Reports OF Killing
by villa of the
Foreigners.

JUAREZ, Mexico, Nov. iS.-Max
Weber, the German consul in charge
of German diplomatic affairs In
northern Mexico announced here to-
day he had received reports both from
Chinese and Mexican refugees arriV-
ing here from Jiminez that villa had
ordered all of the foreigners in Parral
and the Parral district killed. These
refugees, he said. had come from
Jiminez after talking with their
countrymen who had arrived there
from parral.
"They reported conditions in Parral
as being much worse than we know,
Consul Weber said today They con-
firmed the report that Villa ordered
all foreigners killed and they brought
information to the border that this
order was carried out" Consul Weber
added.
81 have received the report of the
killing of Edgar Kock and Theodore
Hoemullcr from these refugees but !
am inclined to doubt the report OF
Rocks death as | think he is in hid
ing near Santa Rosalia. ! have grave
fears for the safety of the foreigners in
the Parral district"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
UNITED STATES IS
SOUL OF NATIONS
ApV .tlelaoS lp1lIo's'E
This Country Will Have
Balance of Power That 1t
Never Before Had.

LONDON. Nov. 1S.-(2.3j n. M
when Europe energies from the
present struggle the balance OF the
hemispheres will have been funda e
mentally changed in favor OF the
western and the United states will
have an authority in the affairs of the
world which 1t never had before and
which, even If 1t had had, its historic
policy would not have permitted II 10
exercise
This declaration is contained in o
feature article in the Daily News writ T.
ten by Alfred q. Gardner, editor or
the newspaper who. in emphns2ing
the indebtedness OF the entente allies
to the United States in the matter OF
munitions says:
I'VE rejoice in the election of the
most sagaCiOus statesman American
politics mas thrown up since Lincoln.
If we had reason to be thankful that
MIR Wilson was elected in 1912 there
was still more reason to hc thankful
that he vas reelected in 1916. II is
the one mdisputable CLEAN of light
I'm the dark future that lies before the
world .... II is to do something FUR
thcr than the building Of higher tar
if wall for the American plutocracy
that he comes back to power. II Is
to establish society OF nations and 10
change the whole doctrine of force In
the world.
Gle can not eliminate force, but II
IN in his power aud the power of the
American nation to make force grind
the wheels of peace instead ot the
wheels of war. This will not be wei
coined by the militarstS of any coun-
try. il will he treated as mere day
dream by those who believe war an
indCstructihle character of human so
ciety. But 1t will have the passionate
support of the common people of al
lands and it is the only hope oi
democracy winning an enduring We
tprN. ,Npr dpspotiSm 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
Christmas Is Coming-Buy Early and Buy
From Tulsa Merchants

Just six weeks until Christmas.
Shop early
And keep mind that you will get the best values and
the best treatment by paronzng legitimate Tulsa merchants
Hearing of Tusas prosperity whole flock OF peddlers
and merchants have descended upon Tulsa hopeful
of making cleaning during the Christmas holidays. The
city is flooded with them
1t is both dangerous and dsoya to paronze this class
of people. Few if any of them transact legitimate bus
They here today and gone tomorrow They make
business of dumping lot of cheap goods the market
exorbian prices When you buy Of Tulsa merchants
you patronzng home industry and dealing with people
who will be here months six years from to make
good any satisfy any dissatisfied customer.
Recently The World has refused accept advertising
from many of this class of dealers believing that il neither
fair the public merchants of Tulsa encourage such
buncombe methods Of business.
Do your share, Mr.. and Mrs shopper by keeping your
home and thereby protect yourself and the per-
manent legitimate Tulsa business man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
COMMUNITY 'SING'
AT FOUR O'CLOCK
Organ Recital and Singing
at Convention Hall
This Afternoon.
TINE twelfth Sunday afternoon or
L gan recital and third community

IlI4 lNtllll dlltlIObh VI
L gan recital and third community
sing will be held Jointly at Conven-
tion hall this afternoon between the
hours of and o'clock. Every ef.
fort will be made to preserve order
during the concert and children must
be accompanied by their parents aud
remain with them while in the build
ing
John Knowles Weaver will preside
at the organ, ora Lightner Frost will
sing, Miss Mynn Cogswell will play
the violin and A. ID. Young will play
the trumpet. The Y. w. G. A. ch.rus
will sing their famous Tulsa VIII
song. The audience will sing Sweet
Bye and Bye" and "Old Black Joe.
Pamphlets containing the complete
program and words of the songs will
be distributed at the door. In addi-
ton to a contralto solo by Mrs. Frost
Professor Weaver will play Poet and
easant" and Mendelssohn's Mid
summer Nights Dream"
Admission will be free.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
HEAR VILLA Is LOOSE AGAIN.
American Agents Learn Bandit Chief
Goes Into Battle.

Ell PASO, Nov. 1S.-Government
agents here have received a report of
u skirmish between villa forces and
the advance column OF General Ire
vino's column near Bachimba pass,
south OF Chihuahua city. General
Trevino. according to this report,
has returned to Chihuahua city.
General Gonzales in Juarez said late
today. however that he had received
no such news and did not believe 1t to
be true.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
AFTER \ NURSE?

Are you looking for nurse
for your baby this winter? II
so. have you tried The World
Want Ads?
In The World Want Columns
you will see the appeals of lots
of women, who are competent.
careful and clean, who are look
ing for that vacant place in
your home.
Read The World Want Col
jumps every day and YOU will,
undoubtedly, soon find the very
girl you need, If you don't
want TO walt long, run a World
Want Ad of your own asking
for such n nurse and you will
get her in two days at the most.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
Y. w. {. A. Workers Report
They Have Secured
500, 900.
INDICATIONS POINT
TO EARLY SUCCESS
First Day IN Attempt to Sc
cure Money for New
Home Is Success.
additional subscriptions to

WiTIi additional subscriptions to
w the S15O.0OO Y. W. c. \. build
ing fund during Saturday afternoon
two individuals of $1,000 each--the
total receipts of the first days work
reached almost $65.0OO-nearly one
half of the desired amount
At the luncheon Friday evening
S+O.5O0 was announced, the Me Man
OIL company being the largest con-
trihutor with $4,000 gift. Four
others gave $1,000 each. which have
formerly been announced
In the contributions of Saturday
there was one of 1000. Henry c.
Tyrell, and five Of 81 l,000 each as fol-
lows: oklahoma Irons works. Fred
Chapman, J. Il. Crosbie. Mir. and Mrs
t.. l.. Magoe and William Carnill and
family. former resident of Tulsa, but
now living in Columbus, ohio.
An interesting gathering at the
noon-day luncheon in the grillroom
of Hotel Tulsa was a feature of the
opening day. These luncheons will
be held daily during the ten days
campaign. if it lasts that long. Many
believe the total sum VIII have been
raised by next Saturday and some of
the more sanguine workers believe
it will be reached before that time.
when the work will cease.
The team committees reported at
"a =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
Property at Fourth and
Boulder Offered at Rca-
sonablc Price.
COMES UP TOMORROW
Mayor and Commissions
Have Chance to Save
Taxpayers $4,000.
THE Christian church propert, on

TIVE Christian church property OH
L the southwest corner of Fourth
and Boulder was offered to Mayor
John II. Simmons last night as "A site
FOR the new city han. The considera-
ton mentioned was $4,000. If the
city should buy the property at this
price they could reconstruct the pres
ent church edifice into one OF the
finest public buildings in the state and
save the taxpayers flat $4,000 IN so
doing.
Former Mayor Frank NJ Wooden,
who is a prominent real estate dealer
and builder, made the offer to Mayor
Simmons in an informal way but the
proposition will be put up to the eX-
ccutlVe and the board Of commission
ers tomorrow in concrete form.
The property is 70X90 feet in dimen-
sions. It is located in the very heart
of the cfly, with The new federal build
ing and the Elks' club one block north
and The courthouse two blocks south.
A more ideal location for city hall
could not be hdd at any price, lr
the sale is made the church viii use
the money toward erecting Il costly
new edlflce in another section OF the
city.
Has Been Investigated.
Architects have gone over the
church structure thoroughly and have
arrived at the conclusion chat with
the expenditure of very small sun;
of money the building can be recon
structed, enlarged and faced with
stone and otherwise made into the
best city han in the state and one OF
the pretticst and most practical pub
lie buildings IN the city.
The property, outside Of the i'm
provcments Is worth $25,000. figuring
on basis of values in that neighhor-
haad. This would be giving the build
ing to the city for $4,000.
ON account of the many adyanta-
geous features Of the proposition, It
is not thought likely the mayor aud
commissioners viii Spurn the offer. as
IT rs 10y far the best deal that has been
Offered them since they began nego-
tiating for "A city hall site.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
PROSPERITY TALK

Half a million dollars worth NJ new
building projects for Tulsa will be
under way when construction work
starts today on the new Sinclair build.
ing and new apartment house on
Main street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
THE WEATHER

oKLAHoMA-Fridsy and Saturday
fair.
TULSA. Nov. t-Temperstures
Maximum CO. minimum 30. south
winds and clear.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19

Tulsa can, Tulsa Will.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19

While the first days work showed
up big, the workers should not be-
come too 900 is some
sum. and there still is ample work
ahead to test the mettle of even Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19

OF course all pulpits today will de
vote part of the services to the y
w. campaign.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19

Be on the Job at Q Monday morning.