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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1916

Atchison. Olds touring car Skiatook:
a. Lewis, Olds Eight touring car,
Tulsa; Snoddy-Curry, Saxon truck,
TULSA; w. A. Pepper. Saxon -Four
roadster. Tulsa; j. a. THY Olds
Eight roadster, Tulsa; G. f. Godbey,
Olds roadster, Claremore. W NJ.
paugherty. Olds Eight touring car,
kicfer. \. T.. Panlger. Marmon tour
Ing car; 4. L.. Paulger. olds roadster.
Chelsea; Il. +. Macarthur. Saxon sig
touring car. Tulsa; Harry Kerstetter.
Marmon "a. four-paSsenger road q
ster. Ralph Lockwood. Olds roadster
Tulsa. C. T. Godbey Olds Eight tour
ing car; j. w. Shanks, Olds roadster,
Tulsa.
The now Cadillac Company OF OK.
lahoma reports the sale OF the fol-
loving cars: Frank Haskell, Special
1872 touring car, eight cylinder seven
passenger Cadillac; J. Is. Levy, speclh.
i32-inch touring car, eight-cylinder.
seN en- passenger Cadillac. W. X. NC
kec, oight-cylinder. seven-p passenger
standard Cadillac touring car.
The Carhart Motor company reports
that drivoouts by dealers were made
as follows. T. W kennedy. Broken
arrow, three touring cars, A y. Hus-
ton, Righcart, touring car J. w
Price. jerks, two rcadsters. II. 4.
Claromore. touring car
Chapple Brothers, dealers in the d.
rect air-cooled Franklin cars. report
that they delivered a Franklin rad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07
The Danger.

I'VE should do our best TO live IN
comfortable and happy surroundings"
said the first Californian.
That's "A good idea" replied the
conspicuously contented citizen of San
Jose, but it's impractical. n every
body were to move to California our
beautiful state would be overcrowd-
ed. d.'-Sacramento Star.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07

Chapple Brothers, dealers in the d.
rect aiT-cooled Franklin cars, report
that they delivered Franklin rad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07
OF uLSa

getting wise the that their shop
they what
material and reasonable prices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07

Among a number of different jobs
completed during the past week by
g. A. Green is a big one-man top for
the Sapulpa Refining company. This
is an exceptionally fine piece OF work
and Mr.. Green is to be complimented
on turning IL out.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07

J. c. and W. H. FindIey, brothers,
are the proud owners Of two new
Buick light sXcs; j. G. getting
roadster and W. Il. five passenger.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07

Fred Shaw was called to Newton,
Iowa, by the death OF his father,
Wednesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-02

the Tulsa company are several field
kitchens. II this ts the case, II prob
ably will follow that the men will get
their first taste of camp life long be-
fore they arrive ON the Mexican bor-
der.
one Of the highest compliments
paid the unit since its organization
vas that expressed by Captain Ava J.
Niles who returned to his command,
Company G. Tulsa, last Saturday.
THE ambulance company, ii II gets
lao farther. is one of the greatest
things Tulsa has done 10 show that
her young men are willing to answer
the countrys call, and that her oftl-
GERS are men who recognize no OBJ
stacle.
"Officers have met many times
since they first began the work OF re-
cruiting this unit To war strength, and
one of the greatest efforts displayed
was in keeping the organization to-
gether while they awaited orders to
move.
The officers cannot receive too
much credit for this work, and IL goes
without saying that when such Off
GERS. backed by the men who have
stayed with them like the men OF the
ambulance company have stood by
Captain La Reau and his lieutenantJ,
reach the border as they surely will
they VIII bring added honor to Tulsa
in the military world"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-02
Operate With French Anti
Tube borCulosis Association.

over one hundred thousand frcnch
soldiers have been stricken with tu-
bcrculosis since the war began
heavier toll than that of all other
diseases conbincd, according to an
announcement issued today from the
New Norl headquarters Of the French
tuberculosis soldiers relief commit
tee, med In this country to aid
these men.
For these unfortunate thousands
the French government hns boon un-
tblc TO provide moro than 10000
francs (S6Q0.000). Twenty-throo suu-
ntoriu have been started, but tho NUM-
Der Of Dcds will not exceed two thou.
sand, Ire" tment will be provided NJ
on estimated per capita cost OF ! a
iay. but only tho inclpiont caso4 can
bo admitted and these only tor u
period OF about throo months otch, ia
ORDER that thcY may bo taught tC
take caro- or Themselves ana protect
their fnmllicH from sortuS|ou Thus
no numbor cf rnuonN that can he
cared for with present f-o,litos Nil
average eight lhouahud yoIr or
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-02
WATCH ALL FLUES
SAYS FIRE CHIEF
Local OFFICIAL Declares That Many
BlaIcs Are Caused by
Carclcs sncs,.

In an effort to prevent fires in
Tulsa and to get a general observance
of Fire Prevention day october Q,
Chief r. c. Alder has issued the fol-
lowing bulletin:
Every chimney and flue in Tulsa
hsould be inspected carefully before
fires are started this call. Careless
ness now may cost lives later. Defec-
tive flues caused 265 fires in the
state last year. No other known
causes produced as many fires or re-
suited in greater loss.
Fire Prevention day, Monday
october ., is set apart by proclama-
ton of the governor as day for
setting things in order for the winter
season. Why not inspect your flues
and put them in safe condition.
While defective flucs caused an
enormous amount of damage-nearly
a quarter of a million dollars-still
more property was destroyed by the
spreading of fires already statred by
the flues and other original causes.
"A crack in your neighbor's flue
may destroy your house as well as
his own"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-02
OTTAWA SHERIFF
BACK IN OFFICE
Was Charged With Failing to Enforce
the Law: We Bcat
the Case.

81 ecial to The World
MIAMI, okla. oct 7.--George o.
Gibson is again sheriff Of ottawa
county, after having been deposed
last March when an injunction was
gotten out against him and he was
removed from office and Joe Hutts
appointed to fill his une.,pired term.
Gibson was charged with failure to
enforce tho prohibition laws of the
state. The specific charge stated the
twenty eighth day OF last September,
The proof IN the trial IN tho district
court before Judge Crump showed that
this day was the day on which the
special election was held TO vote on
the road and bridge bonds for Ottawa
county.
II Is also stated that on this day II
committee from Il mass meeting had
been appointed, on which sheriff Gib-
son was member, 80 20 to Com
merce and to carry this election thoro.
II seems that on this day things were
q little wider than usual at Commerce
and other parties, taking advantage Of
this occasion whom tho bars Wero let
down a little in tho town. filed the
charges against Gibson.
The jury was out only i5 minutes
reaching verdict, and stood ten for
acquittal and two guilty, Gibson inn
mcdihtcly Went to tho sheriff = office
with his order Of restoration Gnd took
charge. Gibson has ovor $1,000 due
him from the county for back salary
now and, as Hutts and hts deputies
have been paid during their term1 Of
office, tho county viii be out double
expense for the timo Gibson was not
ia office, Tho decision seems tn be
very satisfactory with tho largo ma
'oritv & tho crowds that have at
tended the trial. Tho tral c3nauMcd
three days and longhy arguments
were put forth on both sides Of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-02
To Raise Fund in u. s. for
French IuberCulOuS Troops

less than per cent of the present
known total.
70 meet this condition and to pro-
vide more needed care voluntary
association was founded last April In
Paris under the patronage Of the pres
iCnt of the French republic ana the
chair manship of Mr. Leon Hourseois,
II mister of state and former president
of tho Hague peace conference. The
most prominent men In France tr-
respective Of politics and religion
have come together under the name
OF "Comite a. Assistance aux Mill
taires Tuberculeux." dispen,ar,es are
Icing opened, visiting nurses trained,
and home relief granted to tho most
needed a great work has begun
which the French government con-
sidors the most urgent OF the present
nom Cnt.
In order 10 supplement the work OF
the french association, the Euc de
R!chenou. who y,as compelled to leave
tho army through III health. has come
Il inc United states 10 .tudy the
methods and orsarlzation which have
en0 0blcd as to flght tho white plague
With such eOrsyi,Gous adCcoss ana the
duchosH. Whl mas tho distinction ~
boin., Madame Emma E.,4ae's only
pupil. In, decided to entirely devote
hCr voice aud talent 10 the cause or
ineFe unfortunate NicluH Sne hhs
it,n asked to uturcrt hotDt.t iu this
c- ubp by 1uioS i5rlsao. director of pub.
lie health and charities ui tho French
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-02
NORTH SIDE CLUB
TO MEET TONIGHT
Question of New Wholesale District
ana Additional Tracks VIII
lie Brought Up.

Members of the North 5 do improve
mont association will meet at the
Brady hotel tonisht to discuss the
probable effect OF tho proposed new
whole sale district in that section Of
tho city Tho Chamber OF Commerce
has started movement to have the
mayor and city commissioners grant
privileges for railrond orc rcssinSs on
Boston. Cincinnati Rnd Detroit avenues
between Cameron and Easton streets.
II is planned TO hnvo thls section Of
the city rs a locatoion for the large
lOhhing and wholesale houses.
Some members OF the North side
Improvement association contend that
property values north Of this district
would bc impaired by this plan and
are against the laying Of the uddi-
tional tracks which would be neccs-
sary. But other mombo-s are equally
certain that real estate prices would
be strengthened rather shan los-ened
II the Chamber Of Commerce propcM-
tion were 10 he carried out. The en-
tire matter will be throshed out ri the
meeting tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-02
One of Airships Is Brought
Down in Flames Over
London.
FIGHTERS CHI E E R E D
Three Machines in Previous
Raids Have Been Brought
to Ground.

LONDON. oct 2.-O2:45 a. M
Another Zeppelin raid against Lon
don and tie east coast of Eng
land is in progress. An airship is re-
ported to have been brought down in
flames north Of London, according to
the official statement issued shortly
after midnight
The statement reads.
"A number Of hostile air. hips
crossed the east cost between o'clock
and midnight. a few bombs were
dropped near the coast, but no
damage is yet reported.
The raid is s,ill in progress and
some airships are in the vicinity OF
London where some guns have beer
IN action.
An airshp is reported brought
down in flames north of London"
Great crowds chccred the spectacle
Of the burning Zeppelin as II fell In
the London district The great flare
from the burning aircraft was visible
for long distance.
Four Zeppelin raids on London and
the cast coast have bccl carried out
IN the last month the more recent at
tlcks being made by airHhips of the
newer and bigger type ON September
2, one Zeppelin was struck while fly
,rg over the London district and fell
in flames. Two ZeppcliNs were de-
stroycd in the raid Of september 30.
On that occasion the raiders killed
IS persons ana wounded 1925. The
following night, IN another raid, in
which the airships apparently escaped
without damage, they Killed 36 per
sons and wounded q.
In the raid of September only two
persors suffered death and 10 were
ininrnd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-02
GO AFTER REUNION
OF VETS IN 1917
Committee With % Men
Who Wore Gray Put in
Bid at Ardmorc.

The ninth annual reunion of okla
homa division. United Confederate
Veterans, will he held in Tulsa, II in
fluences brought to bear at the eighth
session which begins AT Durant this
morning count for anything. A COM
mittee consisting of Tate Brady II. A.
Josey and Mary j. Glass will make "A
meeting. offering distinct advantages
and attractions
Ptsdes the committee which will
DE present during the three days
gathering at Durant. Tulsa will be
represented by more than twenty-five
veterans. remaining group OF those
who fought for the stars and bars
The reunion will convene at ,
O'Clock on the afternoon of Tuesday,
october 3. and an interesting program
from then until the close OF the re-
union Thursday at noon will be car
ried OUT. The program consists of
addresses by prominent speakers, hoth
local and ont OF the city. music by
the official band, solos, readings, re-
ceptions. balls and routine business.
Among the prominent speakers Will
be Major General II. NJ. HALEY, COM
mapder of the oklahoma division;
Governor 4 l.. Williams, Honorable
j. A. Robertson and Congressman
Charles u. Carter
All the expenses Of entertaining the
visitors tc this reunion will be borne
by the citizens of Durant and the Con
federate veterans and their wives and
the Daughters Of tho Confederacy will
be furnished rooms and board without
charge.
Don't forget the date, and then be
sure to be present and help to make
this one OF the most enjoyable occa-
sions ever spent by the veterans OF
the gray.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-02
SENATOR CLARKE
DIES OF APOPLENY

CuNrG&t ap iltoM PAGE ONE
wa- ouuacn u.s. tie party caucus 70
succeed iho lre ,aHa,o. Frya ot
Maine Ai prea,dert ptu t-W AFTER a
spirited pnnt,a5 ANA WINS Reelected to
the piuuD ~ Inc s,Nty-tpurth congress
despite determined opposition based
on hia .,usauon'l revolt aeHinS; tho
administration Shlp pdtcoaee bui ia
the previous congress
ju-; H"tuTn"d I'om".
senator Clurko iutt WHshia. ton
few weeks ar,, apl9r'utiV iu goo
hoalth In tho cluslu1 days Of the
last ses-iun no presided over the sens
alto. owing TO- tho absence of \'"e-
Pros don't Marshall Tho railroad
eight hour bin, which prevented the
nation-wido strike. Woe passed with
Senator Clurka iu tho chair, but ue
was one uf tNl bumutrt'ic scutlors
to vote against tnU measure and he
refused TO Sigu u. Tie appointed Son-
otor Hughes as acting president pro
tempore whom INC oil was presented
at the presiding officers chair tor
signature.
Against EiGht-iinur Ac,.
senator Clarko'~ revolt aEainst iNa
eight hour bill was a typical mau.-
restatiOn OF "a stern Independence
" Il @ n character tANH ms UlUtNGQ
throughout the la years Of his ,cra-
torial career. he was many times tina
leader in opposition 10 measures pro,
posed by his pt,t,, Tho climax 10 his
independence was reached when ha
led the Democratic revolt agaius. tA1
shin purchase hlll witch gave new "a @
to the Republican ulIhuster against
the measure and made us passase nm,
possible When The h,ll was reintro-
dGcod DURING the lAsl session, how,
over. with the government owuersh o
ami operation features 10 which Scn-
atol Clarke objected revised and mod.
fled. hs supported it,
ituli COMMITTEES Posts,
The Arkansas senator during tho
last session again surprised his col-
loasue5 Wheu he proposed Tho amend-
mont TO the Philippine hiu which
would give absolute independence 10
the lslands IN four Yeats The atmtn-
lstratlun indoreod III. amendmyht
and 1t was adopted by ihe senate, Tho
house, however, refused tn accept H.
The funeral viii Doe tcid az o'clocs
TUESDAY tum las homo tore, Burial
will be IN Oakland cemetery, Owihs
to the early tate seq iJr tne tunerai,
it s doubtful ii trt oi Senator ClGrhc'A
coli leagues 90 Washington, other thhn
Apkensa, ,a,u. Viii attpad The fun2r,L
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-02
AMBULANCE UNIT
EAGER TO Be OFF
Is Drilling and Is Learning
Tricks OF Trade as 1t +.
Awaits Orders.
MAY GO INTO CAMP
Captain Niles Praises Of
ficcrs of Company as Well
as Tulsa Spirit.

= Awaiting the arrival OF their equip
mCnt which has been dispatched TO
Tulsa from Fort Sam Houston by the
depot quartcrInaster, members of
Tulsa's ambulance company are de-
voting their time to drill, attendance
at first aid lessons, and in condition
Ing themselves to take the field when
they reach the border within the mex,
week or ten days.
Tho company has passed every eX-
animation prescribed by the war de-
partn cnt, and several which are not
called for, ard have been found TO be
IN thc best possible condition. They
were cXamined by each of the several
medical officers who will command
the company in the field, after which
each ueiuber of the unit was given an
examination by the officers in charge
OF the local National Guard recruiting
station and afterwards by Sergeant
ROnN, in command of the Tulsa
branch office of the United States
army recruiting service. Following
these examinations the members of
the ambulance company underwent a
PHI sical examination by the inspect
or general who came to Tulsa from
rOrt sam Houston and Friday they
were inspected by the mastering Of
Tice, who arrived to receive them into
tho federal service.
Quartcred In Lodge.
The men. for the time being or un-
III their equipment Is received from
Fort sam Houston. are being quar-
tered in the lodge rooms of the
heights of Columbus.
Cnicrs have been asked for which
Nl permit the officers OF the COM
raay to purchase supplies from the To-
cal market. and advices received from
the department give the impression
that among the articles expressed 70
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-02

Clefonte Campanlni, director OF
tho Chicago Opera company and the
Ellis Opera company, who will con-
duct the performances OF Carmen"
and "Il Trovatore" at Convention
hail October 80 and 81,
Mr.. Campanlni is u man OF pow
erful personality and u man who can
be truly called "a genius in the
musical world today.
II docs not matter how groa, tho
singers, on now line the scenery. or
how excellent the chorus or orchestra
may 30, an Jpoh4 Performance cam
not be a wonderful lriptie production
unless there Is H-ate, ir.Hd cda-
T0ilihS the ta,id"a mcr .Uc.C.. r
ihsm Into perfect whole. Mr..
Campanini's ESilit, 10 con .,r. .-,s .
and orchestra as F-0 r1fs. 5i,,o- -
able, and his pcrS n@aty b. so str."-
lag lhet great audience en,husiss,ioa4-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-02

ly acclaim him the greatest OF opera
conductors, His achievements ia
Chicago have merited much praise,
Mr., Campanni H. an italian and
has been spending his vacation In his
native land Like other great SYM
pathetic natures, his soul has been
stirred by the sorrow, suffering and
poverty among his people because of
the horrible war in Europe. He has
sivon some very extraordinary ops
cratic concerts foj tho benefit at tho
French and Italian families IN Parma,
Naiy. h,l birthplace These c0nO arta
we've siNeH september Is. :, 5 and 10.
"t'trmen' and "FgUst we're rro-onts
a. with the bQei apctauc si0gcr4 ul
"ioro~ Tie ,nof1ses nom both
opera coriQra and YVnd opera were
oiicu csrcci6.iy to tDly.
NJ ConihnHI1i will rcturi to Cht-
C92 ,a2 las,or nart ol Sertemoer t.
hegn pcueNr5U i't ,ne upsU ,easutu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-02
To Greet Highway Men.

MALESTER. oct. !. 49, Two thou
sand school children from the Nc
Alester schools will welcome the JEFF
ferson highway inspection party when
II reaches McAlester Monday after
noon. j. d. Clarkson. manager of
the jefferson highway. and Gov. Rob
crt l.. Williams will speak at good
roads rally Monday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-29
JEWISH SOLDIERS GET LEAVE
FOR THEIR NEW YEARS DAY

All Jewish soldiers in the camps
lear e pasO We're given leaves of
absence Wednesday evening iu order
10 take part in the Jewish New ears
services here The boys were enter
tained AZ supper and dinner Wednes-
day morning and Thursday noon by
the Jewish community Thursday aft
ernoOn a social was held az the Temple
club. 422 East san Antonio street.
which is maintained by the Jewish
community OF Fl Paso and the Union
Of American Hebrew Congregations
over POO soldiers were present
The leaves OF absence viii last IN
til tonight Next week similar leaves
viii be granted 10 the Jewish SOL
diers extending from Friday noon 20
Saturday at midnight. in order to per-
init their taking part in the Day Of
AtOnement services The Jewish peo-
pie Of FL Paso viii entertain the Visi-
tors before the services on Friday,
and after the services Saturday
Impressive New Years services were
conducted at both temples Thursday.
Rabbi Martin ZielOnka spoke on Pre-
pairing for What" at the Temple
Mount Sinai Thursday morning, and
rabbi Nathan Schechter preached on
The New Years Trumpet" AT Temple
BNai Zion The sermon al the Lister
temple Friday VIII be delivered by
rabbi c. Bursetown. the theme being
The Principles Of Judaism
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-29
Guards Are Doubled.
GEO. D. KENDALL

Makes Glasses Right, 22S Mesa Ave.
ADV.