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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18
BOY SCOUT MEETING
WAS ENTHUSIASTIC
Old-iimc spirit Was Injected Into the
Organization and Things
Looked Bright

Scventy-two boys and eight scout
masters attended the first general
meeting of the Tulsa boy scouts which
was held at the Y. NJ. c. A. last night.
The meeting succeeded in injecting
the old-time spirit into the troops
and the spring activities will be in
augurated Immediately.
The meeting was in the nature of
a banquet WITH II. II. Townsend,
newly elected scout master, presiding
Mr.. Townsend spoke to the boys out
lining his plans for the year and ask
ing their hearty support. His novel
ideas brought the ready appreciation
OF the scouts f. +. Bossard and f. f.
Fenstepmacher were the other speak
ers of the evening.
Fifteen of the boys present were
new members to the scouts and pro-
vided a nucleus from which the var
ious patrols wish to greatly increase
their membership.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18
Republican County Conven-
tion COnvenes at Two
This Afternoon.
ALL FOR M'GRAW
50 District and Congress
sional Delegates Are to
BE Elected.
TIME Harris McGraw battle in

TIME Harris McGraw battle in
i Tulsa county was ended last
Tuesday when the McGraw workers
won out in practically all precincts,
and the utmost harmony Will prevail
at the county convention to be held
this afternoon at o'clock at ConVen-
ton hall.
Thirty-two delegates to the state
convention at Oklahoma CITY next
Wednesday will be elected. A SINH
lar number will be chosen to repre-
sent Tulsa county at the First congress
sional district convention which VIII
he held in this city April IL. a fun
list Of alternates will be elected in
each instance. The selection of state
ans congressional delegates and the
election of "A county chairman Will
practically constitute the business OF
the convention. Both delegations will
be instructed tC support McGraw and
there will be little opposition to this
move.
1t was a fair fight and the McGraw
faction won honestly. All feeling has
disappeared and Republican leaders
will now get togther and prepare foi
Republican success in the city, coun-
ty, state and nation.
Postponed One Day
The state convention was to have
been held next Tuesday. but on ac-
count of many municipal primaries
falling on this date, the convention
was postponed day. The 32 Tulsa
county delegates will leave here mex
Tuesday night for the capital.
The county committee will meet
this morning at 10 o'clock in the of
flee of County Cha airman John II. Sim
mons for the purpose or making III
temporary roll call from the ere
dcntials sent in from the caucuse!
held last Tuesday.
A full attendance Of the delegations
from all precincts in the city ant
county is expected and more thai
two hundred Republicans probabl!
will be on hand when the conven
ticn is called to order by Mr., Sim
mons at 9 o'clock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18
MAN AND WIFE FEAR
THEY'LL BE HANGED

AUSTIN, Texas, March l7.--Victor
Innes and wife, who are fighting ex.
tradition to Georgia on a charge OF
"larceny after trust" appealed through
their attorneys. to Governor Fergu t,
son to revoke the requisition granted
by Governor Colquitt on the grounds
that threats had been made to
lynch them If they were returned
to Georgia. Governor Ferguson Is In
vestigating and wired Governor
Harris of Georgia this afternoon,
asking for official assurance that
every precaution be taken in case the
lines are returned for trial. The su-
preme court Of the United States
held the reQuisition valid.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18
HELEN HAMILTON TO MARRY.
Announces Her Engagement TO New
York Police Commissioner.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE en-
gagement was announced today Of
Miss Helen Morgan Hamilton, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. william Pierson
Hamilton and granddaughter Of the
late j. +. Morgan, to Arthur Woods
police commissioner Of New York
city. Miss Hamilton's father Is "a
member of the Morgan firm and a
great grandson of Alexander Hamil-
ton. Mr. Woods is a member of a
Boston family and was graduated
from Harvard in 1892. He was ap-
pointed police com missioner by
Mayor Mitchell two years ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18
Also Seek Permission to Or
ganize "Reasonable
Combinations.
S. o. GETS IMMUNITY
f. L. Beam of Muskogee Is
Named on the Board
of Directors.
Special to The World.

Special to The World.
CT. LOUIS. March IA resolu-
- ton petitioning congress to supple
ment the Sherman antitrust law so
as to provide for the effectual dis
solution of the Standard Oil company
or to repeal the law and provide 1or
"reasonable com mbinations in industry
was adopted today by the Western
Oil Jobbers association. in conVen-
tion in St Louis.
The preamble IF the resolution de-
clares that "under The provisions OF
the dissolution decree the stockho'd-
ers of the Standard Oil company have
practically all of the advantages OF
combination which they had prior to
the decree, and in addition thereto are
not subject to regulation as a whole
in the manner in which the holding
company. the Standard Oil company
of New Jersey, would now be subject
to regulation but for the decree.
1t is charged that the Standard on
has been granted an artificial immun-
ity from the Sherman act and Clay
ton law, while on the other hand the
independent oil interests are com
pelled to compete against this anon
clous and artificial combination oil
capital and against each other are de.
MED the benefits of combination anC
are subject to all the rigors OF botf
laws referred to-
Reasonable Combinations
The petition continues: 1--WE re-
spectfully petition congress to supple
ment the Sherman law so as to pro
vide for the effectual dissolution o
the Standard Oil company and for th'
vigorous and impartial enforcement o.
that law AGAINST all combinations II
restraint of trade, or courageously u
abandon and repeal the Sherman law
and provide for reasonable comDiha
tions in industry. impose the terms
thereof, and by formal incorporation
the enlargement of the powers OF TN
federal trade commission or otherwis'
provide for the effectual regulation
| and control Of big and little business.
Three hundred delegates IRON
twenty states were present at TN
convention. The association Is com
posed of Independent oil dealers III TN
middle west.
All the officers were reelected.
C. Winter, Topeka, Kan; r. L. Beai
Musk ogee, Okla; l.. V. Nichols. Oma
ha. Neb. and O. M. Williams kansa
CITY, were among those named to tn
board Of directors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18
Pone Sorry for Serbia.

ROME, March II.-INIa FafIs,
6:lO p. m)-Pope Benedict today
gave private audience to n. +.
Pachtch, the Serbian premier. The
pope takes deep interest in the mis-
fortunes of Serbia and expressed the
hope that better days would soon come
for that unhappy nation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18
How II Happened.

First Bridge Fiend-l once knew a
man who had thirteen trumps and
never took trick.
Second Bridge F'iend-HoY sof
First Bridge Fiend-fIis partner
led an ace, he trumped; and then his
partner threw him out the window
Brunonian.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18
Only One Voice Raised
Against Necessity of
Preparedness.
BILL IS ATTACKED
Congressman Gardner CUES
tions Figures Included
in Measure.
wv ASIIINGTON March 17.-Na-
" tinnal defense legislation over

w AsHINGToN March 17.-Na-
w tional defense legislation over
shadowed every other legislative is
sue today in both houses of congress.
The fact standing out most sharply
from IA whole day of debate and dis
cussion was that only one voice had
been raised against military prepar-
edncss as "A national policy-that or
Meyer London of New York, the only
Socialist member of congress.
The house completed more than
half of its set schedule of ten hours
general debate on the army increase
bill More than two score members
expressed their views. The great ma
iori,y favored the committee bill
which is the most sweeping military
measure ever considered in the
country In peace times. Many amend
ments to be offered were announced,
however and the prospect of passing
the bill by tomorrow nigh virtually
vanished. 1t may be late next week
before the final vote is taken.
In the senate Chairman Chamber
lain announced that he would seek to
have the military committees perfect
cd army bill taken up next Monday.
Not "NOisy Noise"
The house bill was attacked sharp
~ today by Representtivc Gardner,
Republican of Massachusetts,. He
| declared that while "it makes noise
| like preparedness, ii is not very
noisy noise" TO support his assault
| upon the figures as to what the bill
would accomplish, prepared by Rep
resentatlve Hay, Mr.. Gardner read a
copy of a letter from Secretary Baker
! the now head of the war department
| The letter disputed the accuracy oi
the figures by which Mr.. Hay sought
! TO show that l,324.790 men would be
| Immediately available for nationa
army if the house bill was enacted
| Using the same method of calcula
ton as that employed by Mr.. Hay, 4
said eve should have now availabl,
without any legislation 1.2s4,790 mer
who have had some military train
| ing"
Four Years Needed.
'In other words" the letter added
| "the only immediate effect of the pas
| sage of the house army bill would b'
to increase the regular army by fort,
thousand men, and even that increas'
| being added i'm four annual incre
ments, would require about four year
time to be recruited and still longe
time to become effective
Inc lttltT pttS'illtu ltp'ltH dh'
figures to support "A conclusion tina
the actual number of men of militar
age in the country who have had an
military training at all Is i73,700.
"The only adequately trained me
in the country" it concluded, "ar
the regular army and the army re
serve"
Attack Surprising.
The severity of this official araisn
ment of the house bill astonishe
many members. At the war depart
ment, Secretary Baker said there wa
no controversy between Mr.. Hay an
, himself. The variance in figures. h
explained, resulted from differen
, opinions held by officers Of the wa
college, which supplied the informa
, ton contained in the letter to Repre-
] Continued On Pase Two.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18

Now my dear, you must be con-
sistent in politics. Always vote the
same way" -.
"How absurd" retorted his wife. Il
voted in a blue suit last year. You
don't expect me to do that again.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18
WEATHER REPORT

OKLAHOMA: Friday and Satur'
day fair. continued warm.
TULSA, March 16.--The tempera.
mre: Maximum 73. minimum 32;
southwest winds and clear.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18
PROSPERITY TALK

Tulsa will receive more free ad'
vertiSing as the result OF the state
Press convention to be held in May
than from any other convention ever
assembled here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18

Continued On Page Two,)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18

fContlnued on Page Two.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
MntD-GOnliiiOn.

Ebonlos 8. allrole bon 9lr. 36ijs
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oist, aud einecn Die Qampen III
Sd)erben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
starste in ben s6iffsraum.

GriIinu Sturnt 40 Sabre alt, bon
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27

Cardinal CSibbons BOT iih bcreit
crfldrt. oIg ebrcn .@oriiter oeS Ora.
rnlGnOer Counties fir ole lluter.
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nad Dem polniiNcn Gentral.Goniite
gu gcpep III Der stmcia 5ii ieuoeu.
bon no aus Die @ertbeilllug poree.
nonInlcu per0eu ioH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
SER @. glIbcrt @pac[ aeitur6cn.

SIM 9llter BON 81 SSobren lit eeItcru
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nobc SorforO Rooo. aus iuoreen
itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
gludl fsine gladridlt.


Son Dem 1T Seenotb befmOliteu
Tonlpicr ~0lorplan0." 9ipCi
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oem Sdiffe
9inntudet Nloii, 26. Te5.
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Scr britiIhe Shooner aRuUola~ ZEN.
tcrte ant iiioliher Guoe oeS Rip ais
SOS ReiilItat zines 9lorOpeit gtur-
mes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
@arrau5a IaFt anf iidI partsu.

@ofbinatou 26. De8ember.
@enn aid belttc Gbeuo Die DON
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lou6ere ltmitanOe oer5ogert pcrocn
iein fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
gisIe QlenIdlenIeben OrrIOren.

2tttIc9tod. glrf., 26. 3eacmbcr.
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lide iuo glitteIarfonios beutc
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glodrihtcn iino 6ober nod mdaer
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Die Stoots @efdngniBfarm in
Eudcr ioIl ain idlimrtIten gelitteu
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
starb i'm Wlcrep.oOIpitaI.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
giTduf Slidlter ecitOr6en.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
guu See nnO Sufen.

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europa Iaoen.
aus 3uBIon0 cntfoni men
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belte cntihei0cn, Oh Sic bel Sen ruI.
iiihen @lotroieL 9lueilit @eiic uno
Sobann Sllreus, oie ols bIhoe 8ol.
lagiere nlf Der norfpegiiden gorf,
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BON Brett Sranfreid na6 215-mc.
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lalien oocr oeportirt iperoen ioIleu
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ole betoen Wl1nner BON einen, rnSli.
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blieb ben 2eiitcr nidts dnoeres iibria
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bier ein8uiAiffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
3nriif nndl g9ai6inaton.

0ie gleoeriu Hoiie 8Iono, ole in
@oibiloton mesen cines @toroucr.
illnS gchidt pilrOe itno bon Ger bic.
iigen @ebeinpoli6ei pcrboftet porocn
mar, mrroe aeitcrn S&odnlittne bon
cinem Geteftio Der 9linoesbouptitoot
obeebolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
Gm @Grcn cntIaiien.

9oluaro .Vtc0lenrD luuroe ooll DER
Goroners. Slrp BON nIlcr S6ulo
am 1ooc ocS 2crop Socob frcige-
iprodcn. 0ottc ais Sobn Der
@}iutcr ocacniibcr 0ebanOelt iuo
oicielbe Dor @}iBbonOling be.
wabrt. Serr Bel entIoitet.
Coroner Or. 93cinborot belt ge.
Itern 9Ibeuo in Der iiioIihen GoIi5ei.
itation Sen Snqneit iiber 0cn GoO beS
Qerop Socob ab, pcIder BON Dem 16
Sabre oltcu Soparo 9lcgredrp am
@eibuodtsmorgen i'm Sauie Scr.
1922, 2eaoeubau. StroBc, eribolieu
iuurOe.
Sacob pobntc in Dem genanuten
@oule bci scr Nliltter SeS &naben,
5rml @lorgaretbe @cglearD glm
Sonntae Morgcu febrte Socob nah
9hsiogeu Der Srm mo OeS perbai-
teten 0owarS nah SauIe 5uriid inO
ling aiL Srou McGIearp 3u bel0Iti-
gen. slIS lid sic Srau Oieies nerbat,
prroe Socob miitbeno, padte Die
5Sroil on9ebIid am Solic, iparf iie
iibcr Gin 9ett lmo poIlte iie eripiir.
Gen. Soporo lae bereits inl 8ett
oIS CT Die Siilferufe ieiner Nllltter
pernobm. @r ereriff ein fleines
@clpebr, elite in oas 8immer ieiner
@lutter lnO iboB aui Socob, nahoem
oerieIbe ni6t BON ieiner @littcr ab'
laHeu woIItc.
0ouaro bntte nidt Die Slbiidt,
Oen iiinecu Wnnu 81 to6tcu, ionoeru
moIlte OenieIben mr eri1rcdetl nm
i'm 81 DeranloiieiL leine @liitter in
Aube 81 Iaiien. Ser SdluB mar
oem Sacob in ocn 9loden im6 sails
eeorlmeen, mas ieiucu EoS 5ur 5oIec
bate.
Sic Ierbanohmg fiibrtc Ourd
8cugerauSiooen 81 Gage, ooB Som.
aro oeu Sd)uB obfeuertc, lin ieine
Wutter Dor ben gInerifien SIT idiibeu.
Tic 3eugcns8ernebniung 800 iih
iebr in bic 2dnec, oa aud Itorf iibcr
Sen Gborafter oes GridoIIcncn gln-
frogen gcitellt ipur0en, iueIhe onacb.
lid nibt giinItig lorteten. Die Surp
fam mad IGngerer 9erotbllnq 5il Ser
@ntiheioing, ooB Soparo bon aIler
Sdulo frei5uiprcben lei, ga CT Ieine
W&iIttcr Dor orgen QliBbonoIlmacn
id)iiben woatc, imo oie So6tllng Ocs
Soco6 fcme bcabiidtigtc mar, Ion.
bern MIR alf 8erfcttline iingIiidIi9er
llmitdnNe 5uriid5ufiibrcn lit.
Somoro lpuroe iofort aus ser Suit
cntIalen unO iicI iciner N}uttcr
idluh5enO IN sic 9(rme. TbrGncn
cntquollcu oeu Miltteroiacu, ais Iic
nit ibrcm Sobn oos 5tationS6auS
pcrIicb
8crr Bell cutIoitct.
SSn Der noromcitlidcn Goli5eiita-
tiou belt oeitern 9lbcno Coroner
@iltibirc ben Snquelt iibcr oen Ioo
oeS II Sabre dIten 9tceerm1odens
Ylprtle 9reB ob, Sas nn Sonntag
sIbeno BON einem bon Srn. 9ea bon
9lr. 1868, @ooopenr.StroBc, gelcnf-
ten 9tuto bei'm lleberidreiten oes
6obroammeS Dor ocm @ouIe 9lr.
1928, Trnio-SiG-9lpemie, nieocrae.
ltoBcn uno iiberfabren iuurOe rmS
fiiric 3cit ipdtcr I'M Dlorplouo 9la.
gcneiren Soipital ltarb. 7ic 60
roncrs. .Sirp eiltibteo, onB Scr EoS
oeS N1dodens duf cinen uuuermeio.
liden llnfaIl 5uriidSufiibren lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
Gin g8aI6inetoncr tOOt anfeefnnOet.

@m @lc9lpop, cin 66.idbiecr M.
better, Der i'm Souie 91r. 2iO0, GIt.
&rattitroBe. ipobnte, ipuroe aeItern
Slbeno bon Soiepb 9errboro. g9r. 936
Sit GrottitraBe ser i'm beiuden
poIlte, toot i'm Bette 1ufgefunoen.
Gin @osbobn i'm Siumer mar offen
uitO Die 0itlide @oIi5eiitotion, oie 10.
fort benodrihtiet iuuroc, lieb ocn
Bulnotor Der @oS' iln0 Gleftri5i.
tdtS @eielid)ait fommen ood ina.
ren olle Scmiibungen Sen Dlomt
ms 2e6eu 5liriid5uruien, bcracblid.
oa Der ToO nniheineno Imon felt
me6reren Shmoen einoetreten mar.
Ser Manu tuo6ntc gan5 aaein i'm 3.
Stode ocs Saiics. Gr Ioa 5rait
mo SaiuOer III g9aibineton ba6en,
Die sic YoIi5ei ouSfinoig SIT MAIDEN
iuht. Gie 2cibe ipurOe noh ser
Wtorgnc ge6rnht uno Goroner Sins.
fcp cab an ouB Der Nfonn ourm
Selbltmor0 qcen0et babe.