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Three thousand BARRIERS in Harlem
went on strike -.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Judicial Circuit, Territory of
Hawaii-At Chambers In Probate.
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In the Matter of the Estate of IIe
liimahiai Biart, Deceased.
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LIONEL R. A. HART
SECURITIES .. ~.
Fort Street ."..: ! ........@

MARKET QUOTATIONS - T..
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS TO-DAY
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London died AS
HE WAS Creating
HAWAIIAN NOVEL

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nSfSAhOl VI TO" all
BY the Governor:
(Sgd) WADE w. THAYER,
; Secretary Of Hawaii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
Wonen's
Underwear
SOC Garment

VIZ OMEN'S Cotton
w Vests of seasonable
weight, with high neck
and long sleeves or Dutch
neck and elbow sleeves.
and Pants to match in
ankle length. Attractively
priced at SOC garment.
Basement Salesroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10
WOMAN ON
TRIAL AS A
g MURDERER
Mrs. Mohr Arraigned With Negroes She Is
Alleged to Have Employed to Shoot Her
Husband and Young Woman With Whom
He Was Motoring on Night of Tragedy;
Negroes Jostle Society Women in Court
room Crowd.

PROVIDENCE. r. H. to-senss,on promised follow
ton when Mrs mohr prominent socially negro
today charged with
rode with pretty Girl whom he formerly employed
The negro chauffeur the Heals ike
TO be star witness He has turned states evidence
moHR FAMILY PROMINENT
The Mohr family wealthy socially tho
Or Providence known in Newport York
shot in the head Island
with no OF the Emily
young and PRETTY for several years hs houseteePer ,
Or Mohr and Miss Burger their to DR. Mohrs New
had been employ OF the doctor a hort
GIRL TELLS OF SHOOTING
Heals called for help and tho police the first OF the
During her ride hospital could
sss Sa t "a, sa"nns :, -, -. ,., Prevalence. ur ,..
hat the motor working badly When tho reached the OF
sa ns Sf GH h when the crime was committed A' thought
Miss burger. got and he
Then sho said cracking undebrus. followed
Heal. said
LETTERS ARE GLUE TO muRoER1Rs
Or Mo after tho Sss GIna s ~. 0S
mediate interview with him
These MOhr
allass, srns said to have confessed tina,
the police admitted that he Henry spelman and George
taken SACKED together the courthouse
5 S ssps a n we're s rna aa crowd
In tly who ,ostlea white
WOMAN AaaAonep WITH NEGROES
s' S % and asked per
Mrs Mohr her face pale and her mouth t~ehs violently
81. dressed IN simple suit blue With black h. su, a.
in to
judge stearns oveed the motion and ordered the sheriff
coed with impanelIng the Jury.
them would az no Sssa used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

WASHINGTON. Jan ioThe
lomatic positions threatening United
and this diplomatic
allies
Full Adjustment OF the Iusania
expected this
The
merchandise
conraband ruling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-10

Editorial and problems
their annual institute University
with Professor Frank Kane of the journalism
Intention attend
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
Senator Visits Sycamore
Hill After Talk With
Republican Nominee.
MAY HAVE CARRIED A
MESSAGE TO COLONEL
Whether 1t Invited Him to
Enter q. 0. p. Cam
paign Not Divulged.
Special to The World.

Special to The World
NYSTER BAY. n. Y. June 22-
~ Justice Hughes's telegram to the
Republican convention accepting the
nomination and explaining his posi-
tion on the hyphenated question is
explicit enough in the opinion OF
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. who
came here Wednesday to confer with
Colonel Roosevelt
More than that, Mr.. Lodge. who is
never aught but conservative in his
statements. said that "it is very prob
able" the colonel In his Forthcoming
letter to the Progressive national
committee will declare for Mr.
Hughes.
II Is believed that the senator from
MaSsa chusetts. whom Roosevelt
named as a possible compromise can
didate to the Chicago convention. was
the bearer of \ message from Justice
Hughes to the colonel coming as he
did from . conference with the nomi-
nee and ex-senator w. Murray Crane,
Contents of Message Secret
Whether or not this message was
an invitation to take part in the cam
paien is not known, for Senator
Lodge had little to say of the details
Of his visit. and no news except the
fact that Mr.. Lodge was there, is
forthcoming from the hill top.
Senator Lodges visit here was un-
expected. and it is understood that 1t
was arranged by telephone from New
York. He left New York on the
tarin leaving the Pennsylvania station
at 3:20 O'Clock. and was not recog-
niZed until reporter saw him in the
station here, where Walter Hayes,
one OF the colOnels secretaries with
the Roosevelt auto. was awaiting him.
He was rushed to Sycamore Hill,
nearly four miles distant, and less
than two hours later was back in the
station awaiting a train for New
York.
Did you discuss Justice Hughes
with Colonel ROOSEVELT" he was
asked
cor course we discussed Mr.
Hughes"
"Will the colonel support him
Il think 1t very probable that he
will do so"
do you believe his support will be
active in the event that Justice
Hughes fails to take n more explicit
stand on preparedness and American
ism than he has yet taken?" was the
next question.
Calls Statement Explicit.
The senator lodged direct an
swer to that question.
81 think the first statement from
Mr.. Hughes on the issue was excel
lent and explicit enough Mr..
CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
STUDENTS HUNT FOR
PREHISTORIC RACE
Oklahoma University Glass Makes
INaCultionS Near big
Mouth Cavern.
Special 70 The World

Special TO The World
GROVE Okla. June 22.-In an ef.
Tort To find valuable relics of pre-
historic race Of cave dwellers. which
is supposed to have occupied this sec
ton OF the state at one time. a party
of University OF oklahoma students
under the direction or Prof. J. b.
Ihohnrn, have begun investigation,
AZ Big Mouth cavern near here. Loo
cal searching parties in this cave have
explored its receSscs and have found
bones, pieces Of pottery, flint axes
ana spears. 1T was asserted. Pro,
lessor Thoburn stated that this dis.
trlct was rich in relics and that his
students expect TO make some valu-
able discoveries.
This district has been the object
or parties of ethnologists and archaic
ologists from the east for several
years, it was stated.
u The students in the party are James
Tatum, T. g. Anderson. Il. L. Frakor
and James Brill. The specimens thlt
are found by the students will be
sent 10 the chronological museum at
the Norman university.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23

t'on of the emergency for which they
are called out The words duration
of the war were altered after a con
ference between Secretary Baker and
Mr. Hay. The resolution provided
that incomplete units Of the guard
may be consolidated and mustered IN
Relief Fund
Chairman Hay also plans To intro
ducc a measure creating "A fund OF
$500. 600 To be used for tn, relief of
INDECENT families of national guards
men called into active service A
maximum of $50 a month for any one
family would be authorized.
Secretary Baker was in conference
during the day with President Wu
son. II was reported that the possi
hility Of calling out volunteers in ad-
dition to the national guard should
war with Mexico come. was discussed.
Mr.. Baker was asked later II this sub
Ject was under consideration.
II believe | will not discuss that"
he replied.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
WOULDN'T ANNEX
BERGIAN NATION
Far-Reaching Plnns of
Expansionists.

BERLIN, June 21 4:30 p. m. via
London. June 22, 1:40 a. m.)-That
the imperial chancellor is opposed
to the annexation of Belgium and
other far-reaching plans of the Pan
German expansionists-a fact which
ofetn has been referred 10 by inti-
nation in these dispatches. although
the censorship restrictions forbade
open discussion of this subject was
flatly announced by the Socialist
Philip Scheidemann in speech at
Breslau last night. Herr Scheide-
mann's statement was based on the
chancellors own declarations to the
Socialist leader.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
CLERK LOSES LIFE
IN $4,000 FIRE
Find Charrcd Remains After st.
Charles Hotel at Hot Springs
Burns Down.

HOT SPRINGS. June 2S.-Charles
Kraatz OF Cairo. ILL.,. clerk of the st.
Charles MOTEL on Park avenue, lost his
life when the hotel burned early this
morning. His charred body was found
in the ruins. He had been trapped
in his room.
The loss is estimated at $40, 600.
The Associated Charities home. ad-
joining the hotel, was damaged con-
siderably and 80 inmates forced to
flee in haste. The Majestic hotel, one
of the largest in the city, was saved by
the employees using the hotels fire
fighting apparatus.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23

evacuation of border points by MeXi-
can earrisons was offset To some eX-
tent by failure OF the garrisons al
Eagle Pass and Laredo to make any
preparations for withdrawal.
From Laredo il was reported that
orders from Washington were re-
ceived there to close the port to food
stuffs offered in large quantities. NJ
explanation was offered. but IL was
assumed by the customs officers that
IT was done to prevent the Mexican
troops receiving supplies
At army headquarters today there
was exhibited all evidence OF prepa-
ration for eventualities. General
Funston and every member of his
staff worked from early morning un-
I'll late at night, unusual activity be-
ing displayed by the chief of the in
telligence office and the department
of engineers. Rigid caution was
shown, however. in keeping secret all
moves made
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
Sets Pace for Oklahoma in
Answering the Call to
Defend Border.
TROOPS READY FOR
MOBILIZATION CALL
World Correspondent Tells
Of Incidents Perti-
ncnt to Camps.

Special to The World
CHANDLER, Okla., Juno %
= The oklahoma militia viii nobi-
, liIe At Chandler. Notwithstanding
. me VIGOROUS work ug oklahoma
. CITY The order to prepare the
! grounds came at O'Clock to-
night.
The troops to be enclmped
here Will numLer approximately
l,5eO men, - companies of m
lantry. two troops of cavalry.
ile'd hospital engineers and a
band.
Captain Gus iiadwigger ar.
rived from Oklahoma city to-
night ani win have cnarge of
laying out the tented city.
! Company a of Chandler. Can
tam Gilsirap commanding, has
been recruited to ninety men.
These men are being drilled i'm
squads and in company sorna-
ton.
Fairly Friday morning the
work of decoration Will be
started by business nen and citi-
zens. A hearty welcome viii be
CStendcd the soldiers, even the
Knockers. by our people
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
LET'S rERRETs DO THE WORK
GrbnlCy Nahcs Living by Csirg small
Animals to Kid Country Of Rats.

Special to The World.
KILDARE. Okla. June 22.-A
Grimley of this city has a very
unique way of making a living ana
the original pied Piper" who rid
the towns of fable-fame of rats has
nothing on him.
Mr. Grmley is the owner of sew
eral ferrets and he makes his living
by taking these small animals TO
some farm and ridding the place of
rats at cents per head.
The six ferrets he has cleaned u,
lis rats on the farm of Loren Cook
In forty minutes few days ago ami
are trained to put the rats in a pilc
outside the place when they catci.
them.
Mr.. Grnnley has been following
this occupation for several months
now and is planning to make trips all
over the United States in the future
with his animals. making his way as
he goes by killing the rats at fsrm-
houses and storage plants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
NG AIN TT lisa SCARS.

Tulsa's clearing house state
nent9 continue to hang up new
records for the state and this
section of tho country. For the
week ending YESTERDAY after
noon, at the close OF business Of
the clearing house. the state
ment showed that total OF
S2,76S,12G had passed through
the institution. gain OF 1863 per
cent over the currcsponding per-
'1d Of last year, when si.40O,-
S91 was cleared
From figures kept by tho local
clearing house. Ii is shown that
the average increase of each
weeks clearings Of .his year
over the corresponding week Of
1915 was l24 per cert. No otner
city in the country can boast OF
such record.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
NCgrnC1 NOluniccr

MONTGONFKH, Ala. June "a
victor II. Tulane and otner prominent
Montgomery negroes have opened an
enlistment place here for negro vol
unteers. Upon receipt of news that
IL members of the Tenth United
States cavalry had been killed, Mont
eomery negroes were eager for an op-
portunity to enlist ana fIll regiment
Will be offered for service should the
United States call for volunteers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
Pass For1ification Bill.

WASHINGTON. June 22.-TLe for
tifications Appropriation bill, carrying
s34, 900, 900 for defense3 and for both
coast and field artillery ordnance and
ammunition was passed by the housL
today 1865 to 9. Its total Is an Increase
of about 81. 100000 over last year q
bill
The amendment designed TO abol-
ish stop watch systems and TO p-oveat
the payment Of bonuses to LABOR in
government arsenals was carried 1877
TO lis after a hard fight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
BY COL. BEN. G. WHITEHEAD.
(Staff Correspondenb

| NpNdll 'blItHIlonutIl1.
InKLAHOMA CITY, juno 22-Tney
~ talk If Tulsa here with pride IN
their voices. AT a time when men
are needed for the conflict that seems
so imminent. when town and city are
striving to present for military sery-
ice the real flower of yourgcr man.
hood, Tulsa is the one city in the
state without a regular miItary COM
pany To make "A showing that touches
the hearts OF Col. Roy '. Hoffman
ana other military leaders Of the com.
InonWealth. You should see what
Tulsa is doing" said Captain-Adju-
tant Tobin to Colonel Hoffman at
headquarters today. There is a city
where they do things electrically.
They realized that we wanted men.
They wanted Tulsa roprest nted. And
they adopted the motto DO il now
within "a hours after receiving word
from headquarters Tulsa had more
than seventy men enlisted and every
mothers son Of them was eager 10
come. We had kilograms and tele-
grams from Captain Niles. telling us
OF the progress of the enlistment.
each message bearing a new reading
OF the military thermometer and
proving the Increase Of patriotic tenn
perature. Those boys are going 70
make wonderful showing should
trouble come We like their style.
They viii be fighting for the glory OF
the nag until past sunset
Eager To BE OF.
Tulsa's military strength seems to
be more than eager to be here, but
the late change made regarding pom,
OF mobilization has caused the deten-
ton OF all companies at their homo
ariuoTi"s until the word Is officialIN
presented. Chandler will be the mec-
ca nf the military men There is
equipment there. adequate and up-to-
date. The shower baths are waiting
at the cncampment grounds. The
rifle range is there. and there will be
an opportunity for much drilling Sew
eral miNups have occurred which
seems TO have delayed the mobiliza-
ton but there is nothing. but good
feeling following the temporary fm-
patience.
. Colonel IIoffman's headquarters.
by many experienced men,
will take care Of the problems pre-
sented and will do 1t promptly Regi-
mental headquarters have not been
moved to the fairgrounds. but the
suite Of law offices OF Burford. Rou-
CONTINUED ON PAGE TEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
GIVE CARDUI CONCERN DAMAGES
Was Slandercd by American Medical
Company, Chicago Jury Holds.

CHICAGO, June 22.-The American
. Medical association was found guilty
of libelling the Chattanooga Medican
company. manufacturers OF Wine Of
Cardui by a jury tonight. Damages
were fixed at one cent. The jury had
been out six DAYS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
Mrs. AstOr WesIs

BAR HARBOR, Maine, juno "a
Mrs. John Jacob Astor and William
F. Dick of New York We're married
here today at st. Saviour's Episcopal
church. only members Of the two
families and few intimate friends
were present.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23

DENVER: col, June 22.-The state
board OF pardons this afternoon
granted 4 ninety days reprieve to Col.
James G. Bulger. under sentence to
be hcnged during the week ending
at midnight Saturday for the murder
of Lloyd +. Nicodemus. Denver hotel
proprietor The reprieye. it was said
was granted to permit further inves.
tigation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
GERMANS INC|T|NG
MEXICANS TO WAR
Teutons Hoped Conflict
Would Hamper Munition
Shipments, Is Charge.

" ASHINGTON, June 22.--Advices
w received here from Mexico al
legged that the German representatives
there have encouraged General Car
rama and the officers Of the de facto
government in their opposition to the
United States troops remaining in the
country. The form of encouragement
was said to have been moral rather
than material.
The reports further declare that
German citizens in Mexico are being
treated with great consideration,
their property not being molested
Some Americans have taken adyan-
tage of the favors accorded German
subjects by placing their property in
the hands of German friends upon
leaving Mexico.
This information was disclosed by
a competent authority in connection
with information concerning the ac-
tivity in Mexican affairs Of Captain
Franz Won Rintelen. now under in
dictment in New York for conspiracy
to foment strikes in American muni-
TORS plants and under arrest in Eng
land.
Active In Mexico.
Won Rintelen Is known by authority
mentioned as well as by government
officials to have been most active in
Mexican affairs. His activities began
at the time villa and CarranZa were
at odds. and when Huerta went to the
border to direct . plot to gain CON
troll of the government Won Rintelen
today was described as having been
prompted by three motives in en-
CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
Keep I'm Touch

Keep In Touch
with what Tulsa Is doing when you
are away this summer. Order the
Tulsa Daily World sent to your al
dress. NJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
Meagcr Word Received
That AuStrianS Have
Evacuated a Point.
GERMANS OFFENSIVE
TeutOnS Have Halted Rus
sian Lines in Center and
on Northern Flank.

DETROGRAD June 22.-(Via Lon
Il don. 1:41 y. m)-Thc war office
today announced the capture OF the
town of Radautz. in Bukowina thirty
miles south of CzcrnowitZ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23

tod,,, o,ro,,,co, tho c,nt,ra NJ tho
-.
town OF h"u"u'"' III huN""Ih" th'S
miles south of CHcrnowitz
--
prrDocpAn r,,o 90 IVA,
bondoh. ll'O@ p M l-lhe last Two
days have brought no essential
change in the positiou of General
p,,,..,,,.,,,,. ,.o,, ,.o,.,,,,. .t,o .,,.o,.
Sefeth IN BukoWIna, General betch-
itz.y's forces have progressed slight
lv further snuth IN pursuit of the
,,.,.,o.. o,,,,o,,, r,,.,,.,,,,. ,..,,,,, ,.,,,
IN the center ana along the northern
rank the ltussl2n drive mas peen
matted by the fierce couhter-ollehslN'
or the Teutonic armies.
Germans Hold Lines.
Tho defense Of tho KovcI-T.utsl, ro-
p~ior has hecn taItnn ovor entireIv nv
C;crmnr reinforcemonts ncwIv arrived
iron, tho Froncb front and witch orc
making q determined attemnt to re.
gain tbe prnund Iost durinp tbo firs,
Ton dovs ~ tbo Russi,r u,dv,nre ono
prnun of German forces ts concon-
rated ,t tlo,,l whore IL ,t,erntod In
odyorco ,o,,,,d Latlt h,,t n,,o,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
Great Mass Meeting VIII
Occur at Convention
Hall at 3 O'Clock.
OPEN BIG CAMPAIGN
Every Republican Is In
vited to Come and Bring
His Family.
TIVE battle cry Of the G. O. p. will
i be heard in Tulsa today.

TIVE battle cry Of the G. o. p. will
l. be heard in Tulsa today.
Reunited and rejuvenatod RepublI-
cans or Tulsa county will meet this
afternoon at o'clock in Convention
nall with accredited delegations from,
every precinct to plan = smashint
campaign to swing the county over
Into the Republican band wagon.
ncy VIII adopt progressive plat
FORM and meet the candidates who
have fileG so far for offices on tho
county ticket
Great preparations have been made
Tor the convention and while IL Will
ne impossible for Il great maiv of Tho
| farmers to leave their work in the
lelds 10 attend it is certain that there
VIII be an unusually large turnout.
Caucuscs Over City
During the past weoK caucuses
nave been held in every precinct and
delegates elected to attend the CON
venton. However, the convention is
not alone for the delegates and every
herublican and Members of his fam
lily are urged to attend.
America first has been adopted
as the slogan of the convention and
IN Eeeping with the spirit OF the occa
sion every delegate and person who
attends is urged TO wear or carry a
small American flag.
There VIII be large delegations here
from Skiatook Sand Springs. BixJy
and Proken Arrow. The Republicans
realize that never before has the ont
lool beer so encouraging for victory
IN Tulsa county and that organization
such rs characterized the city cam
pai@n VIII 90 long way toward VIC
tory this fall.
Plan tor Campaign.
Plans will be taken up TODAY look
ing to thorough organization in
Tulsa county and launching a viCor-
Gus campaign. Republican headguar-
tcrs were opened in the Robinson Ar
cadc several weeks ago and an ex-
cellent working organization has IL
ready been perfected under the able
leadership of Chairman A. A. Small of
the county central committee
Several ablc SPEAKERS will address
tho convention today.
Chairman Small is not worried over
the failure Of more candidates to file
for county offices. He -ntt>lated that
there would be -1veral candidates to
follow their hats into the ring shortly
after the convention opens and that
number of candidates will file be-
fore the end Of next week.
The convention will be called
10 order at promptly o'clock this
afternoon and is open to all A large
hanner viii be presented 10 the pre-
cinct Committeeman having the larR-
est number Of voters present from mis-
urpriprf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
Congress Active.

Congress was called upon today 1,
do its share toward facilitating the
organization of national guard army
rapidly preparing for service A reso
luton was introduced by Chairman
Hay Of the house military committee,
to be called up for action tomorrow.
authorizing the president 10 draft into
the federal service all members OF the
guard who take the new enlistment
oath and to hold them for the dura-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
PROSPERITY TALK

According o. accurate ir ir'0rala'i0u
they" age a.l 5000 tons of shi
CARRIED gvery vr1r by rliiro~|s th-1ush
the city of Tulsa This should induce
few more Of EN- to invade this
territory.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-23
THE WEATHER.

Observation-Disclosures fair Friday
and Saturday. somewhat lower tenn
pc aturs
TULSA, June %. Tempterature:
Maximum 92. minimum -. south
winds and clear.