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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-28

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@"Gets-It' il sold by druggists every
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-28
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
Enforcing RESPECT.

Speaking to the National Press club
about ten weeks ago Mr.. Wilson smi:
"It / cannot retain my moral inim-
onoe over q man except by occasion
ally knocking him down, # that Is
the only basis upon which ne VIII re-
-pcct me. then for the sake oi his
soul / have got occasionally . knock
hlm down" j. is passing strange
that We have man in the Whte
House who is sDch an tcp5 at say
ing tho VIscs. possible things in the
easiest understood manne~, ald yet
so utterly fails TO put that wisdom
into practical ;rpllcauor in dealing
with tho problems that nave 'liscn.
The uttcrancc d.oted a2pve ~ a
jewel Of truth and wis lou, a fact
which no one VINO is ccnycrstrt VITA
history or Is au ,p"aking terms N,lh
the knowledge of human nature can
successfully rol'rtdir.. Pacirsm and
persuasion are spod thinss as long as
they work. but tho world has always
held a certain Ler cen, Of hunrn he
irgs who were not aiueu"ble - surn
methods There are people to whom
the only conc 'a.yr and convincing
argument is the big stick. Truth
and justice only command their re
spoct when bp,Gcd by rowcr that IS
able TO enforce chem Such people
have the McNolas shown thcwsclyes
to be, for every act NJ kindness and
forh,arancc has been taken 10y them
TO mean either the lack o. ability oI
willingness To- stand 10 fui the right.
Foroiblc methods are only Wsuuablc
when persuasion fails, but Tie NcNi-
cans have demonstrate. lous ago tina
force alone commanded tnci. respect
Yet wc have the spectacle now Of the
president, with the "hlr suclw In
reach Of Eis hand, stoppin, To- ItIcy
some more with mm who has re-
pcatcdly shown his insinccuty and
unrcliabihtv and we h1Hc the pros
pcct Of seeing Mexican AFFAIRS lapse
into their tormor unsatisfactory state
with mo- signs of an udcIult, remedy
being applied
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
WELSH FORCED TO
BOW TO LEONARD
Lightweight Champ Is Out.
pointed by Gothamite
in 10 Rounds.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Benny
Leonard outfought Freddie Welsh, the
lightweight champion, in eight rounds
Of ten-round bout in Brooklyn
Tonight.
The bout was in the open at the
old Federal league baseball PARK.
Welsh was in much better shape than
when he fought the New York light
weight about four months ago. The
champion weighed at the ringside
l3tL i pounds, while Leonard weighed
1872 X. Leonard seemed Just Il trifle
overturned.
During the first five rounds Leon
ard did by far the cleaner work his
jaha landing forcefully on Welsh 5
face and head while he occasionally
tipped in strong left and right body
blows. In these rounds Welsh seemed
To be careful in guarding his jaw,
and consequently fell short.
Welsh cut loose in the sixth and
seventh rounds and gave an eXhibi-
tion of his old time skill, landing
right and left hooks to the head and
body and making rally IN a neutral
corner during the sixth. In the sew
enth, after an exchange of body
blows Welsh was the more effective
by u good margin.
But these two were Welsh's only
rounds. Leonard outboxed and out
pointed the champion in the ninth
and tenth rounds, during which his
footwork and quick dod -ing made
Wclsh's efforts seem somewhat wild.
Both men Clinchcd occasionally to-
ward the end of the bout, but Welsh
was the more guilty of the two in this
respect.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
ANOTHER CHAPTER.

Notwithstanding that Wilson deems
Carranzl of sufficient strength and
reliability to Dee worthy OF being "a
party % diplomatic agreement look
ing to the pacificauou and regulation
Of Mexico. Notwithstanding that our
old friend villa is back in the ring
and keeping things warmed up. not
withstanding that border raids are at
tempted with sufficient frequency 20
make the presence of our troops inn
perative-in spite OF all this queer
mixture OF light and shade. of en-
couragement and discouragemont OF
serious preparations and triflinn in
the Mexican situation
seems to be growing steadily worse as
far as it promises any permanent gov
erninent for that unhappy republic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
TmE GROWTH OF p,rERNAMSN.

Dcplorable as is the record Of this
administration in the destruction of
American enterprise through the en-
actmcnt OF tarff-foi oi-rcvcnuc-only
law far more serious feature Of
that record is found in the marked
tendency toward patcrnaHsm. The
Democratic party has evidently lost
confidence in the integrity or ability
OF the business men Of America. for
that party seems TO deem 1t wise for
the government 20 assume the owner
ship and management OF various
enterprises heretofore conducted by
private concerns Plausible prctcNts
may be advanced In defense OF GOV
ornmcnt purchase of ships, the con-
strucion of nitrate plants. or the op-
GRAFTON of armor-platc factories We
can easily go step farther and at
tempt TO Justify government owner
ship OF the telegraph and telephone.
The logical step beyond that is GOV
eminent ownership and operation of
the railroads, after which We can
justify government ownership of car
building plants locomotive works,
steel works, iron mines. suwmills and
all other enterprises largely connect
ed with railroad maintenance and
operation. Although advocates Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
HUNDREDS LISTEN
TO BAND CONCERT
Locust Grove Park Scene
of Third Free Attrac-
ton Yesterday.

Hundreds gathered at Locust Grove
park, Thirtet nth and Cincinnati, last
night to heac The third free band con-
cert under auspices Of :he municipal
park board.
Mayor j. II. Simmons was in the
audience. Scores of automobiles lined
tie two paved streets bounding the
park. Five park policemen were kept
busy regulating traffic.
The program was even better than
that rendered before crowd of three
thousand persons at Central park
Wednesday night.
This IS the best move ever made
by the park board said Mayor Sim
mons after last nights concert
Music is the best form of entertain
ment obtainable and in addition to
its elevating influence il helps to
porularize the city parks
Conductor J. Prothero and his mu-
sicians were literally applauied dur
in6 the evening.
Tom Munroe, vocal soloist, sang
"W hen You and ] Were Young, Mag
gle" and the old song, as sung by
this gifted sClOist, again proved its
popularity. For an encore Mr.. Mum
roe sang Are You From Dixie?" lie
was forced 10 respond to three en-
cores, and then the band had to play
it all over again, without the singer,
to satisfy the crowd.
TIE next Conccrnt will occur at
owen park Sunday afternoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
Those Dashing Jelly Beans MAY
Have to Manicure City Streets
Shorin Noollcy Is Going After the
Class Which Tolls Not
Nor Spends.

The DAYS Of the silk shirted. sleek
haired, ultra-grOomed gentry Of no
visible means of support, whose prin-
cipal business is attracting attention
on street corners, are fast approach
ing their END il the efforts of the
sherlffS city patrol and Justice of the
fcacc Lee naniel are not barren of
results.
The word has gone down the line
mat this class of vagrant is to do his
snare in manicuring the county roads.
with keep provided by the county. and
the FIRST two arrests we're recorded
yesterday by Officers l.. Bewlev and
Wolfe of the sheriff's department.
That the justice Of the peace is
working hand in hand with the Of
fcers Is more than a mere fairy tale
became evident yesterday when the
TWO were arraigned on charges Of he
ing vagrants and their cases set for
hearing next week.
"A dark future is ahead for these
fellows said Constable Obeist. as he
led the two back to a cell in the coUn-
ty jail "Ihcy have been able 10
stand around IN the streets, smoking
and curSing as though they were the
biggest taxpayers in the county. Now
they arc going to be given an oppOr-
tunity to contribute to the upkecp of
tic county roads"
The penalty upon conviction for
Nagrancy as fixed by the state statute
Is fine of 500 and 80 days in !ail.
And the maximum penalty will be
asked in each case by representatives.
of the county attOrnoy'S office
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
Henry Goldshine and
Johnny Jackson Charged
With Lindsey Murder.
HELD IN JAIL HERE
j. II. McManus and Rov
Coleman VIII Face Sev-
eral Serious Charges.

Ihe preliminary hearing of tho
Gharges against Henry Goldshine and
Johhie Jackson, who are being held
tor the murder of l. Lindsey. the
aged storekeeper who was shot TO
ueath TWO weeks ago, was postnooed
yesterday until August IL by reouest
OF the defendants. At their hea-inp
tney VIII be given an opportunity 10
snow why they should not be held
loI trial In the district court on
charses OF first degree murder. The
Ilen @ are alleged to have shot Lindsey
uo"h because he refused to give them
a sum OF money which he kent se-
creted in his place of business.
Ihe preliminary hearing of Roy
Colman and j. ]. (Buck) McManus.
arrested several days ago by Detec-
tiNes Essley and overly for connec-
uoh with the murder of Lindsey. and
who since have had other serious
charges made against them, also was
postponed until August II, when thew
must face charges of highway rob-
Dery and assault with intent to kill
Ihey have also been partially identi-
Iieu t as the men who blew the Midland
valley safe some weeks ago.
The quartet of prisoners were ar
rested following a series of crimes in
the city which caused the peace Off
GERS or the entire country adjacent
TO Tulsa to band themselves together
IN an effort to run the men down.
McManus and COlman were arrest
ed in Tulsa by city detectives as they
were on their way from West Tulsa
10 this city in an automobile. The
ponce OFFICERS who made the arrest
also captured a quantity of nitro
slycerin and other equipment found
In the kit Of a full -fledged yegg.
Goldshine and jackson were cap
tured in Drumright by L.. Bewley, a
deputy sheriff of this city, after they
had robbed man there. They were
Immediately brought to Tulsa and
We're ldentfied as the murderers of
Lindsey. They also were identified
as having been implicated in a series
OF minor crimes, all of which are
likely to be placed against them
when their case is called.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
PUT SHOULDERS TO
LABOR BUREAU HERE
Business and Official Interests Will
Aid Overworked Labor
Agency.

Tulsa's branch OF the states free
employment bureau, the largest in
the state, is TO receive the support of
the local county and city administra-
tons and of the directors of the
Chamber in Commerce, in order that
the great volume of work which is
transacted by the agency NAV be done
more rapidly and with a greater de-
gree Of efficiency.
Taking advantage of the visit to
this city of State Commissioner of
Labor w. G. Ashton, Manager ID. Eas-
terly OF the local state employment
bureau held conference with several
OF the executives of the Chamber of
Commerce and with Mayor Simmons
and other city officials, and IL was
decided that these two organizations
would assist Mr.. Easterly in securing
additional office help to care for the
large amount of business done by the
Tulsa office.
I'VE have the largest office in the
state right here in Tulsa" said Mr..
Easterly "and l find it impossible to
attend to the business of the office
without assistance. There are more
than six hundred people given en-
ploymcnt through the Tulsa office
each month, 100 per cent greater
amount thah at any office in the state.
The securing of these positions and
the office work connected with it is
more than one person can handle. l
need assistance"
1t was suggested to Mayor John H.
Simmons that the city could well af-
ford to pay part II the salary of a
secretary to Mr.. Easterly, providing
the board of county commissioners
would do the same This was agreed
to by the mayor and to work in con-
nection with the two sets of commits
sioners the following committee of the
Chamber of Commerce was ap-
pointed:
T. Lantry. q. f.. Warren and c. +.
Buchner. These gentlemen will also
assist in securing more state support
for the employment bureau.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
GOVERNMENT BEGINS
WEST MINING PROBE
Investigation Is opened at Denver Be-
fore J.. \. Hurley. Trade
Commissioner

DENVER July 2s.-The federal
governments Investigation into coal
trade conditions in the west opened
here today before Il. n. Hurley. chair
man Of the federal trade commission.
More than fifty prominent coal op-
orators representing the states Of
Washington, Montana, wyoming,
Utoh. New Mexico and Colora do we're
resent
Subjects to be taken up include
methods of II ming. trade methods
the final conditions Of the industry
and precautions taken for the safety
OF employees.
Tho purpose Of the investigation,
according TO MIR. Henley IS to benefit
the industry as a whole. Re declined
il any aspects the condition or the
coal mining business is not satiefac-
tory from the standpoint OF the gen
cral public welfare
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
CAN'T FIND BODY
OF ELMER COTTELL
search Waters of Arkansas River in
vain for Young Swimmer
Who Drowned.

Sheriff James Woolley and a vol
unteer squad Of workmen continued
until late last night their attempt TO
recover from the waters of the Ar
Kansas river the body Of Elmer cot
tel, the young ma1 who was drowned
Thursday night while swimming near
Lake station.
Cottell was a member Of a picnic
party. lie was accompanied in the
water by his wife and a number of
friends. The young man was caught
IN an EDDY and efforts to save ninl
proved fruitless. 1t was not until the
81 criff and lis assistants had been
sum Inoned that thorough search of
ihe place where the man went down
mad been made. Even then il was
impossible TO locate the body and it
Is thought that it was carried rapidly
search of the body wilI~continue. Cot
yen came TO Tulsa recently from Ar
Kansas to join friends here for his
vacation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
WILL VISIT UNCLE"
EARLY AFTER THIS
Hours OF Pawnbrokcrs and Second
Hand Storckecpcrs Regulated
by City Dads.

At the Friday meeting Of the city
commissioners yesterday morning two
ordinances regulating the hours OF
business of pawnshops and second
hand stores were passed
These ordinances have been con-
sidered by the commissioners for the
past several weeks, and IL was only
until the latter part of the present
week that they We're sanctioned by
the city's legal department and pre-
sented to the commissioners for their
approval.
While in session Yesterday morning
the commissioners refused to grant
the request of the management of the
Tulsa Street Railway company. seek
ing permission to use the Third street
Viaduct, which has been closed 10
vehlcle transportation for several
days
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
Don't You Remember?
Happenings That Interested the
People Of Tulsa just Five
Years Ago Today.

Two additional cases Of typhoid
L fever were reported. bringing
the total OF cases reported 10 the
board Of health here. l3. The new
cases reported were. G. McGinnos,
AS Ncn5sha. ami Bryan Chase.
BellFleW addition.
The county excise board held the
annual meeting in the courthouse
for the purpose Of going over the
estimates or bud gets OF the cities,
towns, townships and school dis
trlcts OF Tulsa county for the need
ed revenues for the coming year.
The city commission in meeting
purchased two more Of the Nc
Cure incIuerdtiug units. two Of
which are already in service at the
end OF the city sewerage system.
These two units were to be the
means Of doubling the capacity of
the incinerating plants of Tulsa,
Georgia Wilson, an habitual
breaker of the city ordinances. ac-
cording to police, against the sale
OF liquor. was the recipient of the
heaviest fine ever given by Police
Judge ChGuncy A. Houston yester-
day, when she was fined $3.50 and
sentenced to serve ninety days in
the city Jail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
JUST sND.zE THESE WORDS.


WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Probably
no oGe gives - darn, but the following
articles arc On the free list in the
new revenue Dill.
ACcnaphthcuC. nethylanthracene
ana ipCthy'tuphihaic
And these are dUti8ble:
Amidousl huthol midophenol. emf
dcsaIycic acid, anthroquinone binitro-
nephathalcne ard baritrochlorbcnzol
Ciarisdin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

would alike be mindful OF his con-
stituents and OF the welfare of the
nation. But we are assured by no
less person than Mr. Davenport
himself that this view Of things is all
wrongs. \ printed imitation type
written letter now being sent out to
the voters shows that our valiant
congressman has been one Of the
busiest men on the list and that his
legislative efforts have been crowned
with wonderful success. II is strange
how little man can string out and
make look like formidable record
when he is presenting his claims TO
the voters Nj Davenport lays claim
20 a lot Of legislation in the interest
of good roads. rural credits, rural
mail extension. agricultural develop |
ment and the welfare Of the Indian. /
Strange that We never heard OF oil /
this laudable work until election time.
He claims. too. lot Of reflected glory
from the accomplishments OF the ad
In fact, there has been
nothing good done in the last two
years but what our congressman
.oems to have had big hand in
hat is. II we believe his circular let
er. And. above all. he has helped
Wilson in keeping the nation out of
var and is proud OF il. What won
Ierful mar our congressman is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
POLITICAL SOLDIERS
CANNOT PASS MUSTER
Army Officer Refuses Point Blanl,
TO Enlist Governors
AppOintccs.
Special TO The World.

OKLAHOMA CITY, July 27.-Na-
tional guard recruiting service has
been delayed in it's oranization by the
refusal Of Lieutenant MUrchisOn, L.
s. A, to muster in four militia Of
ficers at Fort Sill. This leaves only
two out of the six officers nominated
by the Adiutant General carp ELI
gible for service
The adiutant general today nomi-
mated Lieutenant Thomas b. Hurley
of PaWhuskl for the place of medical
officer in the recruiting service. Other
nominations are expected tomorrow,
when it is thought the officers will be
ready to begin their work.
Lieutenant Murchison reported that
Lieutenant Hayes of Ardmore could
not pass the physical examination.
The status of Captains Haygood,
Arendell and Howe was not such that
they could be mustered in, according
to Lieutenant Murchisons report to
the adjutant generals department.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
ORIENT RAILROAD
OFFICIALS NAMED
Edward Dickinson j. Reelected Pres
idcnt and Clifford Histed Made
President.

KANSAS CITY, July 2S.-Edward
dickinson was reelected president
and Clifford Histed a director and
member of the reorganization COM
mittee. was elected vice-president of
the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient
railroad NJ a meeting of the directors
here today. Both men live in Kansas
City.
successor to Willard V. King.
chairman Of the executive committee.
whose resignation was accepted at
the meeting. was not chosen, it was
announced.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
Scancn Th-catcp strike

CLEVELAND July 2S.--A strike of
icI thousand seaue1, firemen and
oilers and cooks on the Great Lakes
September ! IS threatened unless yes
sci owners acc edc to demands to be
fixed by vote OF three unions con-
vtTred next week it was admitted to-
coy.
Union officials who claimed to have
''canized 65 per cent OF the able sea-
men IN the lakes Sav "A strike would
result in complete tieup Of traffic
-N the lakas
The men a." demanding higher
wJgcs and shorter hours. Trey want
"a three watch" system, equivalent to
an eight-hour working day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
MAY AFFECT
VASSAR'S OPENING
appearance of Paralysis In Suburb
Near Colicgc Disrurs Fali
Plans.

POUGHKEEr,SlE. y. s., July .o-
Appearance Of iafantile paralysis in
Arlington the N1ssar college p3burh
Of Ills city. today. brought before the
eCflth autharitiUs trc question of
wfcthcr or not 70 -aHction the OPEN
ing II N-sstr in September. . was
recalled that in an Epidemic of in
taut'ic paralysis at Princeton. some
srars asc, there 9-e-e several fatih-
ties
With the fnh lelt& in ToVEhkeep-
s'e recorded today I'D the thirteenth
case. the SitUotiuu wsS regarded as
very grave. tie death rate being ap-
nroN'Matc'y 40 pc. cent OF the total
ca ses.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
OkLAHOMAN WINS
F. KANSAS NET MEET
Single Title in Game With
Gordon Campbell.

INDEPENDENCE, Kan, uly Is
The Kansas state tennis tournament
closed here today with Tugene Mon
nett. Norman, Okla, winning the
singles title over Gordon Campbell of
Little Rock, Ark. ga, Ga, 6-1. The
final round in doubles was captured
by Monnett and Kenneth Uhls Of
aksnas City from Hammond and
Motz of Parsons, Kan, 6-1, 6-3, 6-2.
The tournament drew more than
one hundred players from Kansas,
Missouri. Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

Transportation Talk

All trains on the St. Louis and
s. uthWes tern tCottou BelD railroad
numbering about 100. will he halted
five minutes at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning IN tclorouca to The memory
of Frank H. Hrit,on. presi lent Of the
road, who died OF Paralysis Wcdnes-
day az hs hone. 36i7 Iindcll bculc-
ward, ST Louis
Ever, locomotive on the railload
Elst,m was drdped with crepe ycster-
day. Tho sh, ps were closed from IL
D'o'o.k uuul u O'clock in the morn
10" Will, the Offices We're closed all
cay
:, en- is the way great system
r,vs tribute to its head.
NJ G.. Bailey. commercial agent "
the Texas u Pacific. with hoadqulr-
i"lS in oklahoma tit.. spCn; tIa day
n Tulsa yesterday
q. \ Ross OF Kansas city made the
round OF thc l,CI! offices Ncst,rduv in
his official capacity If ulto!ng
tr' gl' os"nt Of tAe cotton Et: route.
J, - Levy. general manager Il ihe
lI 'o 40 S-riugficld. spent the day
IN Ia, city yesterday
p y. 'opp5ge. general supcrin'on-
dent of the Frisco al Spriupflcld.
spent yrst -rday morning at West
Tulsa
Among tho visitors at tho Frisco
yesterday wa H. n Brown. supcrin-
jn'oat ~ ID.
7 VI Chandler. superintendent Of
w. Frisco '' S1pulrd, remained in
h a NN