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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-12

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strt.ae betbeiIiaen, 70 m5gen ne als
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-12
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mitteIt tpororL ,pnroe eeitern In CEN
Geit,aftsrdiHIidfeiten Der Gbemit9
Iieuiirma lie q. 9. Dom Co.,
s,o. 125 Git s,eurI Strube, oiem.
lider Sdaben aneeridhet uno natiir.
lid iintcr ben aneeiteatcn cine geIiH.
be Tdrif peruriadt.
Gllrh bic Grploiicn irAfreen bic
Seniterid)eiben oenloIirt un6 es tam
aizt Elm Jeier gum gInsbruh, oas
jebpGl iofort BON Baltcr g. Com &c.
Iojft iplroe. sluBer Germ gum Be.
fanben iidb o,ir 8eit IN beHs Bureau
Ipo bic GrpIoiion itottfnnb, flint
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tenen cine. Gona Gmptbe, bird,
1lasjpIitter on Der &aIt6 uerlcBt
ipurbe. SIC Stenogropbiitfn @Inb,s
GbIe ppn Wrppcrt ipoIIte In ibrtr
gneit gum 1enfter ternisipringsn.
lpuroe ieood, pom eitclil anoeitcIlten
sion,ens Nsar &einterbaa Don bieicn
gorbaben absehoIien. BIB er cine Nm,
soil aiiten in clIer Gle Dor benz
Genfisr uufgetbiirmt tatit unb Jri.
eble berursbeben fonnfe. SER Com
frug, oils er ons Seier loidte, cine
lnbrbesitenba 9ranbwnrsbe am celie
fauou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-12
Die &uubssbuns.n anlab'
liG Der R.fignatiOn bes arisasminis
H> G~:r r.Vn .,s.L., n,t 81.

pie bgebungen dnlaB'
lid Der Refignation bes arisasmini'
tiers @arriion laTsn eriehen, bab BIZ
ginfiibruns Der militGrii9en Dienit'
pfli9t in bisfem aanbe. tpie Garriior
Fs befiirpprtet, cine iiberrai4enb grp'
Be unteritiisuns aufyu,peiien BAT
Wir permuthen, bab bieier Sebants
pura bic bilflofe Gage Gnslanbs auf'
s.tauht 1T. @.il bt.ies ipesen Wuns
ssls an einem srOben Seere cine tIds:
lide ROIIe ipielt, 1T bic auii4t eings'
tretsn, bag mir in bic slei4e Gage ses
ratben tDnnten. Offsnbar tpirb iibere
i.b.n, bab Gnslano isin SdidiaI
Ielbft periduIbet bat, inbem es einen
Welttrieg anSettelte, I'm bic beutfds
Tation Su perni6teu uno I'm feline
5prannei auf Dem Weere nod mehr 5u
befsitigen. Da mir nit 8eitimmtbeit
anuebmen, bab es ni4t bic &bii4t Der
ameritaniiten Ration 1T, gnsldnbs
grutaIitGt unb anulabung natIsuabs
men, 70 fallen aud bic 8efiir4tuassn
fort, bic Gnslanbs Gag. in bisIsm
aanbe Al erressn ideineu. Wit ans
bsren Worten, mir i.sen poraus, Dab
ss uns niernals beitomrnen ipirb. ben
@eltfrieben in Der WeiIe 81 ftDren,
tpie Gnglanb es eetban bat, ionbern
bab uniers arisss iid lebigli9 auf bic
@ertbeibisung unT,rer Re4te bd6rdns
Ten rperbsn. Sft bic aHnahme ridtig
unb es barf nidt seftattet perben, ei'
nsn aries su anbersn als 8ertbeibis
gungs5tpeden auftommen gu laFen. 10
brauhen mir teius gfiefenbesre unp
b.mnah auG teire Uailitdrpflid,t.
Bas iiber bic Gefabr eiHes angriffs
auf unfr aanb sefast wirb, IN aus
Der 2uit sei9opft. aeine Nation III
i'm Stanb., elm Seer an unfrsn aiis
item gu lanben, groB ssnus, lin es 5u
erpbern uHb ba bas 5ur Seniiee IN
europa betannt III. 70 1T es tb0ritt
ben 9taubsn Su kgen, bab eurOpdtide
2Gnber Gelb unb MenIden an ettpas
porausiidtlia unm6glides penben.
Sierbei 1T nod 5u erinnern, baB mir
sssen ben einsisen bentboren Geinb,
uGmli6 Gnglanb, Elm ousreidenh.s
5rieDenspfanb an Canada baben. 0es
boien 1T NUT sine gsrftdrtuns ber
Jlotte. I'm bem Seebanbei, ben mir
auf5auen ipolItn, dusreiaenben S4ub
su gefpG6ren. Wenn mir an bic alotte
lusitere fiinf5is Miaionsn Dollars bus
Sabr rpenbeu, 70 fGnnen mir cine Sess
mabt erlansen, bic uns befdbist, in
rim 8inbnib init beuj.nisen glationen
,u ireten, bic nit uuierem 3iel ibers
,initimmen, bas auf bic grsibeit Der
Dlssre srishtet III. gu folhem 9HHbs
nib t0nnen mir 0eutfhlanb jsbsr 3eit
yefpinun unb bas eeniigt bplTduf sur
9ertbeibiguns unferer Iisdte, absr
'amit mir benz DsrbiiHbeten bic u5tbis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-12

Die Rem yortcr DeutIlber
plan.n cine MoTensD Denomination al
ein.m nGbsr gu bsitimmsuben Gage in
Jribiabr, bsr ais rlibertp Dan" ee,
feisrt lperben unb Dem ensliI9en Sic.
msnt ben 8epeis liefsrn foq, bab bi,
Deutidkn trsa sur linton baltsn. gi
mare gu piinfhen, bab bon biefen
plaue 9lbitanb senommen iperbe unit
es 1T gu bOffen. bab bas Deuifftbun
in anberen Stdbtsn cine loIhe Demon.
ftration, falls iis itattfinben fonte, ni9t
na9abmen tperbe, benn mir iint
Der enti6iebenen Nniiht, bab BIZ
DeutInen bierburd) fib iiittbi sbrsE
Ionbsrn ernisbrisen piirben. Sn erite,
Heibe bat Niemaub bas gfedt, biz
Sreue Der Oeutiden sesen ibr 2lbop.
tips@aterlanb In 3peifeI gu aieben,
User es benno9 tbut, 1T Elm idurtis
fher @erldumoer unb folde Meni9er
bittst man ni6t I'm ibre CUTE Mei.
runs, fonbern trait iie nit @erads
tuns Wenn mir Dor ben Yantees
tnisn unb fie bitten, bab iie niht
fdle6t bon uns bsnten, 10 1T bas nidt
bios ernieorisenb, Ionbern seeignet,
BEL Oenen, bic mir anfleben, ben Ders
badt gu erresen, bab mir ein idledies
GeipiiIen baben unb es pGre unper=
antportIid, MIR i'm Ieiieiten einen fol-
den @ebanten auftpmmen gu lahen.
Wir miiFen i'm Gegentbsil feit unb
unenttpesi ben Stdnbpuntt pertreten,
bab mir tets Don unb gang unIere
pfiiff als quite ameritaniide 8iireer
sstban babtn unb bab mir ebsnip
ipenis berpflibtet limb, Elm 3eugnib
fir .unfere 8iirsertreue gu erbringen,
ME irgenb Elm anberer Imeritansr.
Den oitliden Waffenlieferanten bic
6anb 81 tiiien unb ibnen gu iasen:
Bitts, ieib uus nidt bos, mir iine ia
10 brap, tpars niats anberes a!s cine
Shmuf. Wsnn es gum 9lbbitten
fommt, fdqt uns bas nid,t gu, ionbern
0enen, Dor nenen mir uns eruiebrigeu
Ipllsn, benn penn mir sesen Morean
unb &puiorten Stelluns nehmen, 10
tbun mir bas ni1t als 0eu!ide,
fonbsru aIs ameritaHii6e 8iirger,
unb perfeGten bic beiten ameritanis
ihsn GrunbIdss. gs ifebt ni9t i'm
ginllange nit ben llebsrlieferunsen
Der amerifaniiden 9umaHitdt, triess
iiibrenoen Natipnen Waffsn Su lies
fern; es pabt nitt su unierem aarats
.er aIs humane Natipn, &risse su
lGbren unb es 1T unferer nationaIsn
sbre unipiirbia, oab mir @nsIanb gee
tat!en, unisre Rsdte su pereepaliissn. |
Dab mir bisien Sianbpllntt einnebs |
men, bat uns ben @rol Dersr susse
ogen, bic aus fdn0oem 0eIbsrtDerb
lle 9runbfdbe Der ameritanii den
latipn perratben unb Dersr, bic aus
,ah seaen Deutidlanb unier. Sreus
srbdftissu. Golden seipihenlofen
Rsnf6eu unb Iolden @erldumcern
ibt man teine suten Dorte, ionbern
eiit iie nit gntriiftung Suriid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-12
HOW DOES YOUR CoNGREssNAN
STAND
IT rs YOUR DUTY TO KNOW

To the Voters OF the United States:
The writer has addressed naany
public meetings throughout the country
and on at least six occasions he hal
asked audiences, "Who 10 your Con
gresham In this District?p and has beer
astonished to discover that many did moi
know. This is appalling. It proves that
there is something wrong about the
political conditions in your district
Every American citizen should write {
letter to his Congressman and U. s
Senator at Washington, and ask him the
following questions;
"Do your favor an embargo on mr'
nitions Of ware
what are you going to do about the
British Blockade!
"Did you take the floor In Congress
to defend the German-A Americans who
were attacked by the President and
Gardner Of Massachusetts before Con-
gressp
II one million men throughout the
country wrote letter to their Congress
man asking these questions, great good
would be accomplished. The President
is opposed to an embargo, and accor-
ding to reliable Information intends to
prevent a vote on the question by
having an embargo resolution suppress
ed in committees. just why the Pre-
sident is interested in snppressing
Congressional action OH this matter is
no mystery. 1t is consistent with every
pro- British act Of his administration.
He wants England to win apd he knows
an embargo will help 70 bring that re.
suit about. Ii the President believes
that he will be defeated II an embargo
fails be will let il go through. II he
believes his election depends upon 1t he
will permit IL. II he feels that lie 10
beaten anyway he will suppress the en-.
hsrgo. II IL our opinion that II be
places an embargo on munitions he will
be reelected President Of the United
States. 1t Is also our opinion that II he
raises the British Blockade he can be
But he won't know these
things unless the voters flood their
with letters. Let every
man who reads this appeal write 70 his
al once. Don't waltz
Write at once. Ask your friends and
neighbors TO do the same.
AMERICAN TRUTH SOCIETY,
Jeremiah A. 'OTeary. President.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
On the 18th Of February, 1915, the
American Truth socisty will hold a
Lincoln memorial meeting at Polls
Theatre, Washington, d. c. The Society
sill pass demand upon Congress for
IN embargo, 40 we'll ss to end the
British Blockade. The peopls Of the
country are invited TO attend. All
societies are requested to send delegates.
The people and socistiss are also re-
,ussted to send telssrams ON that day,
expressing their ssntimens upon the
'mbsreo and the British, Blockade, 10
Jeremiah A. oI&ary, President Anne
'ican Truth Society, care Of Poli's
Theatre, wahinsten, d. c. These
elegrams will be read at the meeting |
large number Of Congressman are
expected to be prssent. For further in
or,nstion inquire American Truth
society, 9lo Fifth Avenue, New York
ity.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-12

it,. bspajineie 3anbeItf&iffe 0Is
8risesf&ifk au bebanbeIn, 70 III ftif=
ttehtnb. bdb am /. Wtdra Elm pSlIieer
llmiMipun8 in Der Stetluns Der Der.
@taotsn 5nm europdifd,sn ariss ein=
ireten tpirh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-12

&c &raft 3ufiibrsn, pbne ip,ldr unisrc
glnerbieten nint nuf 4niabme rsansn
tonnten, brau2en mir cine itartsre
Jlotte unb ionit ni9ts mebr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-12
Gamitas, ben IL. Jtbruar 1916,
Die enaIifaen @durtsreis,

Die enslifden @durtsreier
tommen naf) uno mad an ben Tag,
ipie lid bas unter Inberen an ben
auf Dem britii6en Oampfer ,Wooc>
fielo" aufgefuHbenen SHitruftipnen Der
ensliiden 4bmiralitGt ertpeift, bic es
ban 5aHoeIsidiffen sur pflint mas
den, iih Der aaperuns burd @eIhiibs
fsusr gu tpiberTeben, gu lpel6em 3tped,
ipte aus Dem Document eriidtlih lit,
olle SaHoeisfhtffe Der enslifben MA
rtne nit 3tp0lfpfiinbern ausseriiitei
iinb. bic bon aanonisren Der enslii9em
slrtiuerie 6eoient perbsn. I'm oas 3u
Derbeimli4en, pirb ben aanouisren
befoblsn, in neutraleR !9dfen teiuc
Uniform su trasen unb Is ,purben
aud @orihrifteu srlaTsn, fpis Die Gse
f6iibe 5il oeroeden iinb. Ser hsuis
ihen &esierung mar bas idon ldusft
betanut uub iis berisf iih audi in Der
unterbdnolungeH pessn 8srienfuas
Der n4uiitania" barauf, fano aber bei
unierer Regierung tein 9ebDr. bic es
aber jeBt gluuben mub, ba man es ibr
idDar5 uuf peib seigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-12

Die 0ahridten BON Der
Sdipeiser 9rsnse iiber bic SperruHs
bes gabnpertebrs oaielbit psiieu ftarf
barauf bin. bag Don oeutl9er Stiie
ein ansriff in grobem StiIs auf bic
franSoFiaeu Stsqunsen porbsreitet
fpiro. Das @elinaen itebt auber 5tpeis
fel, ipenn cine seHiisenbe Seeresma9i
gu eieism 3lpsd aufseboten tpirb uno
ipis bic geri9te ebsnfals anbeuisn,
pire elm iehr srpbes Sser sufammsu=
gesogen. Die bisbsr perbreitete an<
iiht, bab cine groberuns Srantreids
fiir6terlide Meuihsnperluite perurias
den peroe, bic, ipeHn es irgenbtpie
mDelih lit, permieben ipsrben foaten,
fsteint i'm beutfhen @eneralitab nid)s
obSiitpnlteu unb mas man In ben lsbs
ten sagen bort, bieut 5ur 8etrditi.
enus bieer 9niiht. Der giuorud
ipiro ertpedt, oab bic Wiberitanbss
troft Der Jransofen febr seidtDdd. lit,
renn man aug bem Generalitabssgea
riht erfiebt, pis piele Wldi9inense=
frehre DON ben DeutI1en srobert ipsr>
ben. Gus beutet auf eiue itdris De-
moralifatipn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-28
WAR MRECKS ARE MADE OVER
Remarkable Operations Being Per.
formed on Wounded Soldiers of
European Battlefields.

Operations by which important and
even vital parts of the human body,
shattered or completely shot away,
have been rebuilt or replaced are now
among the commonplace events of the
military hospitals of Europe. In the
hospitals in England the science of sur
gerry has reached heights heretofore
undreamed of, thanks largely to the
efficient direction of Sir Alfred Keogh.
director general of the British army
medical service. From the beginning
of the war Sir Alfred has impressed
upon his subordinates the necessity of
the saving of the limbs of wounded sol
diers when it is at all possible, in order
that the patients may remain useful
members of the community and not be-
come public charges.
Amputations are now avoided in
thousands of cases where two years
ago they would have been considered
absolutely necessary. Narvels have
also been accomplished in the new
nerve surgery, which has been deyel-
oped as result of the vast multitude
of cases in which the nerves have been
severed.
Sir Alfred Keogh, the director of the |
army medical service Of Great Britain, |
is in his sixtieth year. and is the son
OF Roscommon barrister. He gained |
his first experience in wartime surgery
during the South African conflict, when
he was in charge of a general hospital. |
Ills work was so efficient that he was
awarded several medals, and in 1864
BECAME director general of the service.
He retired in 1902 but returned to the
bead of the medical service when he
war broke out. Sir Alfred has been the
recipient of many honors from medical
and scientific organizations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-28
OLDEST LAND ON THE GLOBE
According to GeoIooists II Is the Sum.
mits Of the siskiyou Mountains
In California.

According TO biologists, the SUBMITS
OF the Slsklyou mountains the border
guardians between California and Ore
gon, constitute one Of the oldest bits
of land in the world. They were, as
sert the scientists, growing a forest
when the greater part of Europe was
still beneath the water. They We're
the hillocks Of low, fiat island a
hundred miles in length when the Pa
ciiic ocean reached eastward to the
Rocky mountains, remarks an ex-
change.
Gigantic saurians basked in the
shade Of the islands trees, and the
leyiathan Of the Scriptures swan
about its shores. Finally the Pacific
slope emerged from the ocean and the
island became the backbone of a
mountain range. Siskiyou tunnel, at
an elevation of over 1000 feet, extends
through a solid bank of ocean shells,
and for its length Of 3,1O0 feet follows
the shore line of the ancient island
as indicated by the sandstone which
once formed its beach.
Two miles east of Siskiyou tunnel
Pilot rock rises from the very verte-
lbrae Of the barrier to lift its sheer
walls 600 feet in the air. Pilot rock is
a chimney that burned out in hotter
fire than was ever known Of man. 1t
was one Of the tlues through which the
molten lava spouted to form the range.
So terrific was the outburst that it left
the strange, Enthusiastically shaped Chin
ney standing there against the sky. 1t
was to come into use, in the due pro-
cession of events, as one of the great
signal towers Of the western wilder
ness, toward which, on a hazeless day,
the red hunters and warriors for
hundred miles around would turn a
watchful eve. Besides, the rock was |
the meeting place Of chiefs. They |
called 1t Siski-you, meaning the coun-
Gil ground The result of their delib-
erations was nude known from this
top.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-28
He Cares for nsourdounhs-., },

A. G. Shoup. superintendent of the
Alaska Pioneers home at Sitka. has
arrived at Seattle, says the Post-Intel-
ligencer of that city.
This 'sourdough' home was estab-
lished by the territory in 1913" said
Mr.. Shoup, "and we now have sixty
five inmates, most of them old fellows,
who have pioneered 1t in almost every
district of Alaska.
"The territory established this home
for the purpose of caring for the old
'sourdoughs and the Sitka institution
is really haven for these old fellows.
who have become incapacitated from
further pursuing the golden rainbow.
The average Of these sixty-five inmates
is sixty-eight years, and among them
we have several who have been pros
pectng In Alaska for forty years.
In addition to caring for the in
mates of this home the territory also
has a pension system which cares for
the needs OF a number of others who
are not altogether helpless. as well as
of the widows and needy women"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-28
Sugg Theatre
FEATURE HOUSE
T O nj IGHT

Tonight's Attraction Miss Elsie
Decker. pupil OF sgnor saeerdote,
grand opera coach Of Chicago. This
is Miss Deckers last night Hear her
by all means
"The Paramount production
in which Mary Pickfords husband,
owen Moore is co-starring with Mar
guerite Courtot in this production. If
you kissed a masked girl in the dark,
and enjoyed II. how would you go about
finding her again when she eluded
you and slipped among a whole bevy
OF dancers? Owen Moore decided up
on the delightful process of trying to
kiss them all until he found the right
one again. OF course it would be well
to explain that Mr. Moore performs
this remarkable osculatory feat only
on the screen. 1t is in this famous
players paramount production tonight
that you will see this.
Friday Fair and Warmer"
A play of temperament and tempera-
ture. joy play in three breezes, be-
gins with a zephyr and ends with
whirlwind quite the funniest farce OF
the season. II the world seems gray
and cold, be sure to see Fair and
Warmer"
Saturday notwithstanding, tolk.
ing and dancing act.
Animate Weekly, latest news from
all over the world.
Comedy.
Matinee opens promptly at 2 p. m
% p. m. Night show on 7:15 to II
.. m.
TOTAxrG ppIrEg WIFI aE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-28
ToDAYs PRICES WILL BE
lOC l5C
NEGLECTED COLDS GROW WORSE

NEGLECTED COLDS GROW WORSE
A cough that racks and irritates the
throat may lead 10 a serious chronic
cough, if neglected The healing pine
balsams in Dir. Bells Pine Tar Honey
Natures own remedy-will soothe
and relieve the irritation, breathing
will be easier, and the antiseptic
properties will kill the germ which re-
tarded healing. Have it handy for
Group, sore throat and chronic bron-
chial affections. Get a bottle today.
Pleasant to take AT all druggiats
Csc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-28
LOOK FOR THE WORD
/ X nv /
AA " IL III Il
HSPELLS GOOD SHOW
TONIGH
Always worth the money.

Always worth the money.
5 reels of nifty photoplays
The selig Film Co, presents Tom
Mix and Eugene Bresserer in "The
Twister Trails"
3-Reels-3
A thrilling western drama that tells a
story Of big hearted cowboy. Tom
Mix does some clever riding in this
number.
"The Good stenographer" a vina
comedy.
"Hubby's Chickens" featuring Harry
Meyers and Rosemary Theby.
Music by Blackstone, Ates. Alguire.
Friday-"Is Marriage sacred?" See
this picture, it will hold you spelbound.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-28
Sc 1Oc
. DANGER SIGNAL

II the fire bell should ring would
you run and stop it or go and help to
put out the fire? 1t is much the same
way with cough. A cough is dan
ger signal as much as fire bell. You
should no more try to suppress it than
to stop a fire bell when 1t is ringing,
but should cure the disease that caus-
es the coughing. This can nearly al
ways be done by taking Uhamberlains
Cough Remedy Many have used it
with the most beneficial results. 1t
is especially valuable for the persist
ent cough that SO often follows bad
cold or an attack of the grip. Mrs.
Thomas Beeching, Andrews, Ind,
writes: During the winter my hus-
band takes cold easily and coughs
and coughs. Chamberlains Cough
Remedy is the best medicine for break
ing up these attacks and you cannot
get him to take any other" Obtaina-
BILE everywhere
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-02
Adopts Measure Calling for
Greater Self Govern
ment. However.
WILL GRANT FREEDOM
SOMETIME IN FUTURE
Bill Now Goes to Confer
cncc of Two Houses;
: May BE Dead Now.

WAsilNGToN, May THE ad-
w ministration's fight for the sem
ate Philippine bill with its Clark
amendment authorizing independence
for the islands within four years was
lost tonight in the house. After vot-
ing, 2l3 to l6G. to strike out the Clark
amendment the house. by "a vote of
25l to II, passed as a substitute for
the entire measure the Jones bill pro-
vidlng for a greater measure of self
government in the Philippines and
carrying a preamble declaring the in
tcntion of the Unite States 70 grant
Independence ultimately. but without
fixing date.
Now the blll goes to conference be-
tween the Two houses with the oppO-
ncnts of the Clark amendment salts
field that IL is dead, at least for this
session of congress.
over the heated protest of admins
tration leaders the house. 10y a vote
of 2o3 to 81, instructed its conferees
not to agree 10 any declaration setting
definite time for granting the is
lands their Independence. Speaker
Clark named Representative Jones oi
Virginia and Garret of Tennessee
Democrats. and Towner of Iowa, Re-
pUblcan. as cOrferccs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-02
Board Adopts Estimate of
$295,500 for Next Years
Expenses.
WANT 81 MILL EXTRA
Teachers Who Will Serve
Next Year Chosen; No
Contracts Yet.

WITH an estimate that the 1916
w II school year would require
"a budget of 1895, 500. an increase of
$74,150 over that of the past year,
the board of education, at is regular
meeting last night, recommended that
the people be asked to vote an ex-
cess levy of 81 mills at the school
board election May 16. This is in
addition to the mills levy granted
by law. The extra levy is | mill great
er than that of last year.
The estimate covers fund of $780,
eco for salaries. as against $3.50, 900
for the past year; an Increase from
$1,000 to S25,000 for furniture and
general supplies; an increase from
$4,000 to 200 for rent, and from
$4,000 to 100000 for contingent eX-
penses. The finance committee, which
made the estimate, is composed OF
X. II. Lockwood, o. III. Il. Mcdowell
and II. ID. Mason.
Retiring treasurer w. Vatican Bid
olson failed to show up with his
monthly report and the board voted
to withhold his salary until the re-
port was presented. The only other
business of Importance was that OF
| the report of the teachers commit
| tee, y. S. Fellows. II. ID. Mason and
j. Il. League. This embraced the
recommendation for teachers for the
coming year. Salaries will be fixed
at later date, the uncertainty about
the budget causing the delay