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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-09
Hold Examination.

Special 10 The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, May S.--ES-
animation will be held May 22 and
23 by the state department of high
ways for the benefit Of those who de-
sire to qualify for the position Of
county engineer in oklahoma. James
/. Tucker. director of the engineering
department of the state university; Il.
z. Clonts. county engineer of Musko-
gee county. and NJ. T.. Buckley. coun-
ty engineer of Creek county. comprise
the board of examiners who will con-
duct the examination.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-09
JOHN r. NOODARD,
City Attorney.
Tublished in The Tulsa Daily World, May
9th. 1916. World Publishing Co.
Publishers.)


(Fubished in The Tulsa Daily World, May
9TH 1916. World Publishing Co.
Pubishers)
ORDINANCE No. 1915.
An ordinance establishing grade on Madi-
son avenue from the South line Of Fifteenth
street to the South limo Of Seventeenth
street.
itE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD or
TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
Section /. That the grade on Madison
street to the South lire cf Seventeenth
street in the City Of Tulsa Oklahoma, be
and the same is hereby established as fol-
lows, to wit:
son avenue aud South line Of Fifteenth
street, at an elevation Of 6SS.9O feet;
thence South on plane 10 .he North
line of Sixteenth street to an elevation
of COZ so feet thence South on plane
to the North limo OF Seventeenth street
to an elevation OF 69550 feet; thence
South on plane to the South line OF
Seventeenth street to an elevation Of
6s4 so feet; thence South on plane to
the North line OF Belns Vista Place TO
an elevation of 692.o0 feet; thence
South on plane to the North line OF
Eighteenth street to an elevation OF
5O1 90 feet; thence south on plane TO
the South line Of Eighteenth street to
an elevation of 703. 90 feet:
Section 2. That all ordinances or reso
lutions or parts OF ordinances or resolutions
in conflict with the provisions OF this ordi'
nance. be ami the same arc hereby repsalsd
Section 8. That an emergency exists for
the preservation of public peace and safety
by reason whereof this ordinance shall take
effect from and after its passage. approval
and publication.
PASSED and the emergency clause ruled
upon separately and spproyec this 9th day
VI 'A' J. II. SIMMONS
Mayor.
Arly NL\VlyIDLs
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Attest:
PP NIX NEWKIRK, y
.ity dit0r.
Ntrru .r'
JON NRn,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Every Way a Plam0dmg
Way--EVery M@m0h
a M@rW@S0

Five-room modern new bungalow,
well located. north side on paving and
close to owen park. nicely decorated
and is nice home; $3.50 cash and
balance monthly.
Five rooms and bath. brand new
bungalow. well located, close in. west
side, on paving sidewalks. one block
of jitney line. two blocks of car line.
well arranged and is truly beautiful
home, all latest designs of construc-
ton and fixtures; $3.50 cash and bal
ance on monthly payments.
Tight rooms and bath, two stories,
basement. garage sleeping porch, full
size lot. the best constructed reason
ably priced home in Tulsa, close in,
quick selling. $3.50. with terms. To
those wanting large home, see this
today
Five rooms modern. sleeping porch,
fine large basement, best well of water
in Tulsa. garage. some fruit shade
trees. grape arbor. also large screened
in back porch. Truly beautiful
S3.250, about half cash and can ar
rance balance either straight loan or
monthly payments
FiVe-room modern, with large fine
basement. north front, with fine well
of water brand new. and immediate
possession. You can't match this
property elsewhere. $3.50 cash and
balance monthly payments
We have the largest listings Of any
concern in the city of properties
priced worth the money.
Our home list is the buyers guide
to the people that knew the value of
a dollar.
Let us show you these today. Free
auto service. And we have others in
all parts of the city.
TULSA REALITY co..
Phone 80. Phone so.
405-401 Robinson Bldg.
Third and Main Streets.
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LEGAL NOTICE

tho City NJ Tulsa otlaboma. and tho BoarI
OF Education OF the City Of Tulsa, OF the
held ON the third Tuesday of Nav 1916.
beinr the sixtreuth day Of MAY igi6 as
therein specified and as provided by law
Dated this fifth day of May, 1915
(SeaD j. H. SIMMONS
Mayor.
Approved
JOHN r. WOODARD, City Attorney
Attest:
FRANK NEWkfRK City Auditor
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tbe Nortb inc of sevcnteemtb street to
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-09
JOHN r. WOODARD,
City Attorney

Published in the Tulsa Daily World May 9.
10 and II, 1916, World Publishing
Company, publishers.D
ORDINANCE 1514.
An ordinance amending ordinance No 1909
Of the ordinances OF the City OF Tulsa, Ok.
lahoma entitled: IAN ordinance relating to
the municipal water supply system Of the
City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma; regulating the use
Of water therefrom: providing for the sale Of
method for collecting charges therefor; Great.
ing the office OF Superintendent Of Water
Works: fixing the salary Of said officer and
defining his duties: providing penalties Tor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-09

FOR SALE-Indian motorcycle, good con.
dition. Phoae 3s53.R.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-09
(Iublished in The Tulsa Dan,
@, 10, II, I2, 13 and Ia, 1915. W.
Publishing Co. PubliShers.)
t,t r,.rInT pDnTI A Al ATInN

o, 10, II, i2, l3 and IA, 1915 We
Publishing Co. Pubishersl
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
Notice is hereby given that an election by
the qualified voters Of the school district,
known and designated as the Board of Edl,
cation Of the City of Tulsa, of the state Of
Oklahoma, - comprising said city of Tulsa
and certain territory thereto annexed for
school purposes will be held in said school
district OIL Tuesday. the 10th day OF May,
1915, between the hours of six clock a. n.
and seven o'clock p. m. OF said day, for the
purpose Of el.cting the following schoo'
dire ctors, to-wit:
School Director No. 2.
School Director No.
School Director No. 5.
1he voting places and election officials in
each district or precinct In said school as
trict for such election are as designated IN
a resolution of the Board of Commissioners
Of the City of Tulsa, fixing the same,
Dsted this fifth day Of May; l9i6
Mayor.
Attest: -
FRANK NEWKlRK,
City Auditor.
hpproved:
JOHN X. WoODAbD,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS

YOUR credit Is good at Allan's for your
needs In iewelry
KEYS made TO order, truak lock put on,
gun and locksmithing by Sid. the expert
repair man. twenty years experience. Jacobs
Novelty Co., 222 East First street. Phone 726
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-09
JOHN r. WOODAbD,
City Attorney.


PnbIished in the Tulsa Daily World May
6, 7. o, 10, IL, ~; ls PA ana %td,d IA; lslo)
m. Ro,ra fsoIaM%n Of Education a' Of the City of
Tulsa of the State OF Oklahoma hereby calls
an election OF the qualified voters, OF the
School District known and designated as the
UBoard of Education of the City OF Tulsa, OF
the State of Oklahoma" for the purpose OF
submitting to said voters the question Oh IN
excess levy Of three and seven.tenths CD
mills on each dollar Of the taxable properly
expenses thereof for the fiscal year begin
ming July l, 1916, and ending june ~, lsiI;
said increased levy to be 10 excess OF, any
in addition 10, the regular levy OF five (5)
mills. ., ,a
The precincts. inspectors, judges and
clerks Of election are as designated IN 2
resolution Of the Board OF Commissioners OF
the City of Tulsa Oklahoma, passed the fifth
day OF May 1916, and such election shall DO
held by the election officials therein named
and on the said sixteenth day OF May i9io.
and on the said sixteenth day OF May, l9lo.
BOARp OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY
OF TULSA OF THE STATE OF OKLA
B BY H. o. MCCLURE. President.
RAY S. FELLOWS, Secretary.
published in the Tulsa Daily World May
6, 7, 9. 10, II, IL. 13 and IL. 1el6)
Estimate OF Current Expenses, approved by
the Board OF Education of the City OF Tulsa
for the school year l9l6'l9l7. .ooooo m
Salary lru,VOu.UO
Ranairs ,........ 100000
Fuel, electricity and water 10000
Insurance, paving and sewerage. I,5O0.OO
Snsciai enuipment and supplies IS 900. 90
Buiiding .i................ 100000
u'i, snnuiies "D''' ....... 100000
Rent ... 500. 90
Contingent EXPENSES .,........ 100000
Total estimate ..........s2 s296. 90
Total to raise by taxation S239 s9IOO
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Ray s. Fellows. Secretary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-09
TRANSFER AND STORAGE

TULSA Red Ball Transfer company Stof'
age, moving, packing and shipping; family
moving our specially. iO5 North Boulder
Phones 279 aud 61.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-09
oUemkams & TerWille@el
Room 29 Culbertson Bldg.
Phone 1896.

FOR SAbE-Five- room cottage almost new,
$500 cash balance easy Whte-Angel
Realty Co. IL Bynum Bldg. Phone 45sT.
DANDY five rooms, strictly modern east
side cottage; almost new; party wants
good second. hand automobile for equity: will
require some money TO handle: balance on
easy monthly payments. White. Angel Realty
Co. IL Bynum Bldg, phone ASST.
ON account of owner moving out of town,
will sell strictly modern six. room bungalow
with basement, servants quarters, furnace
heat located on North Elwood near the pro-
posed new CouOtry club. 5000 cash. balance
terms. Price $4,000. Call owner, 1921.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-10
CROWDS ON Way;
TRACTOR EXHIBIT
TO OPEN TUESDAY
Shuttle Train and Taxi Serv-
ice Arrangements Com
pIeted at Enid.
By Staff Correspondent.

ENID. Okla. July lO-(Speoial)
Arrangement, for transportation OF the
thousands OF visitors who are antici-
pated ~ a,teSdsFcc a, the Southwest
Tractor show. which opens here Tues
day. have lust been completed The
Frisco railroad and the Enid Tractor
company will run special cars TO and
from the grounds The tractor show
grounds are located several miles from
the center Of the city
The railroad will operate shuttle
trains The street car company has ar.
ranged for taxi service from the end
OF It's line to the show grounds
Tuesday morning the 700 acres oi
level show ground will teen with trac-
tors OF almost every make IN thcir
first day Of four Of demonstration and
exhibit.
Reservation oi hotel and toomng
house accommodations has been placed
in the hands OF the Enid chamber Of
commerce. which is taking an active
par, in the promotion OF the shows in
teres,s. Predictions arc that these res.
erya,ions will be gone before the open
ing oi the show. inaSmuch as goodly
percentage has already been taken mp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-10
CARRANzA FORCE
REPORTS FIRING
ON U. S. MARINES
Newspaper Tells Of Shots
When Americans Attempt to
Remove TampiCo Mines.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, July 10
The withdrawal under sharp fire from
Catan,a'S soldier, Of party OF Amer.
lean hluejacke,, tha, attempted to cleai
the river al Tampico oi mines several
days ago. was published Friday IN III
nia Of Monterey. a copy ol which az
rived here today. The published ac.
eoun, oi the incident included what
pufpofis ~ he copy Of the official
rcpof, made hy General T.. 7 Naiar.
rate TO General laciuto rfeyino at
chihuahua
ordered 10 Attack.
The report says
Two launches " the American war.
ships lying al the entrance Of the por,
attempted today 10 remove some oi the
mines iha, ] have placed a, the bar
Since they did not obey the signals
made 10 them TO suspend their effort,
ordered that volley he fired al them
The crews ot the launches returned the
fire. the exchange oi shots continuing
foi some fifteen minutes The lunches
then retired
Plan 10 Disembstk.
From the movements ~ the Amer.
lean shilr I, appears they may he plan.
ming ,n discmhafk forces
Il shall continue 10 mine the river
I shall appreciate the immediate dis.
patch Of dynamite
Two Soldiers Killed.
Two soldiers from the Salem wet,
killed h, Caffansa's soldiers while en-
tcrinr the hafhor with dspatche, ~
lune ". according 10 letter from Tam
p,co received here today
The two dates. June n and lune u
would indicate the reported killing q
the blutiacke,s was a diitetcn, inci
den, from iha, reported by Natarrau
~ Genfral Trevino.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-10
City Second
In Nation In
Finance Gain
Youngstown Only Place That
0utstrips Oklahoma City
In Clearings Increase.

Oklahoma City ranked second in tho
United States last week in percentage
Of increase in bank oleatings according
to bradSreet's weekly review which
contain, the reports Of ~ cities,
Youngstown, Ohio, ou,s,ripped this
city by having l0i petcen, gain. Ok
lahoma Ci,y's increase for the week
ending July 3 was 81 petoen, over the
corresponding week las, year
Duluth MINI. was third with S6
percent. Tulsa fourth with SEQ percent
and Jackson. Miss, fifth with ~ per.
cent, Nearly all cities showed some
gain. many having large increases,
Rank cleatinss in the Who'll. United
State, last week aggregated A,S0l, lao.
90 against Ajll.l9nD the pfeoed
ing week and NJSSSSOc0 the week
last year corresponding with last week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-10
.unn,A Auto
Victim, Dies
OfInjuries
Unconscious for Week; Burial
Tomorrow; Car Wrecked
In Racing Test.

Morrell Mum. salesman Tor III"
Randall Taylor Motor company, died At
8 N o'clock this morning from in
iuries suffered IN an automobile week
las, Monday afternoon at Svcrlh
stree, and Kate avenue HIS tunua,
will he conducted tomorrow afternoon
at ! o'clock at the Marshall and hat'
per undertaking chapel.
Munns skull was fractured. lie iay
unconscious th-ougnou, the We H. It's
companion on ,ac fetal ride was X J.
Seip. who suiH,l severe ,nlu'ict
Mum had been hurled with terrific
violence across the street, his head
striking cuthlng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-10
British Make Advance.
Peru and VENEZUELA
Agree TO seize LAND

WASHINGTON. July lo-Oficial
dispatches received today in Latin.
American diplomatic quarters say 4
secret agreement has been made be.
tween Peru and Venezuela with the
object oi taking vast tracts OF lands.
rieh,iul possession OF which they dis
pu,e with Colombia and Ecuador
Grave fears for the peace OF the ma
tionS involved were expressed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-10
British Sea Rule Broken,
Fleet of Divers Coming,
Says Submarine Captain
SubmerSible Will
Slip Out Quietly

m ALTIMORE, July io.-When
lG) the newly arrived submarine
~ starts back across the Atlantic
is problematical. An official OF the
forwarding company today said 1t
might be two weeks or It might be
a month, but It was not denied that
no advance notice would be given
out and that the vessel would make
her way out OF the capes whenever
the opportunity might offer, to
elude the enemy patrols which un-
doubtedly will be securing the Viz
ginia coast waiting for her to ap-
pear.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-10
American Navy Chiefly
Interested In Success
In Escaping Blockade

WASHINGTON, lul, ~ The
British and French embassies oiii
cially called the state departments
attention today TO the arrival Of the
German super submarine Dewsoh-
land and asked ,ha, this govern
ment assure itself ~ the vessels
character This will he done. ',
va, said hy the assignment ui naval
experts IN assist the trcasur, he.
patiment
The fact ,ha, boarding Officers
found the German merchant sub
marine Deutschland wholly un
armed gocs iar toward simplifying
any question a. to her status a.
merchant ship IN American waters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-10

Official, tcal,ic. however. that
the French aud British embassies.
while interested l,,le IN wha, the
Deutschland has brought u,et, ate
concerned over the cargo ot rubber
and nickel ,hc purposes 10 carry
back tn Germany.
Naval officers. while attracted
hy the great sye ot The submarine
and her long voyage. ,aid the fact
that she successfully ran the allied
hlnrkad, interested them most
Sumc uf them pointed uu, that u
successful means VI running
blockade had been perfected. ono
~ the most potent measure, oi
warfare had become a thing Ui the
past
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-10
PARENTSACCUSEO
OF BEATING GIRL
NeighbOrs Garry ChiId's Cause
Into Court; Hearing
Today.

II told YOU iha, II YOU kept on as.
,ocia,ing with certain ncighbotS ! would
whip YOU TO death. didn't y" shout,
ed Andrew NJ Oliphan, lawyer 20 his
ll-year old daughter Katie. in County
Judge 7wickS court this morning
"les, YOU did" family answered the
child.
u whipped you with buggy whip,
ddn', ~" the father again asked
The father appeared as attorney for
himself and his wife, Ida, in hearing
Of petition to have Katie. their dauvh
ter adiudged dcpenden, child The
petitioners MINES Z NJ Rover, A. +
Heincr and " X Boy,. ncighborS, al.
lego that the Oliphann have treated
the child in brutal manner hy whip.
ping her with a buggy whip, heavy
sticks. etc. Mrs Oliphant Is katic's
s,epmo,hst
Child Relates Story.
The child was the first witness 10
take the stand
MY mother died twelve years ago. "
Katie said. For the past few years my
father and ,,-pmo,her have treated INC
pretty bad They said ! was lazy and
they whipped me nearly every day Nv
s,epmo,her used buggy whip TO whip
me with They whipped me when dldn',
do things just as they though, ! ough,
TO do them had bruises all over my
body. | showed them 10 some ot my
girl friends and they told their meth
tr
My father whipped me because |
didn't know how to iiN pump lie
whipped me with stick abou, an inch
and half thick When told him |
was going TO leave him he whipped me
with buggy whip lie told me II
lei, ] would leave some skin
MY stepmothtt whipped me because
a squirrel knocked bottle OF, perfume
OF the bookcase one day"
Father In Anger
The father displayed anger in hi'
questions TO his daughter In ask,ng
one question. he jumped TO his feet, and
walked toward the child
"Sit down there" commanded m,
Judge "You can't intimidate this bah,
in this court"
The p,tl testified she had alway
tried TO obey her parents but they mad,
her life 80 miserable ,ha, she ran ava,
from home She said they accused hci
Of many things she did NO, do
| A large number Of witnesses. most
" women and children, will be called /,
! The stand this ai,efnoo,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-10


Crowd Cries for Peace
When the president asked the crowd
what It desired at the end OF all the
present world trouble It shouted
Peace" in ono voice and then he add
ed that hi, wish !, permanent peace.
Il hear some men say" he said, 'tha.
they want TO help Mexico and the way
they propose 10 help her Is 20 over
whem her with force. That Is the
wrong way A. well as the long way
"Aitcr fighting them YOU would have
nation full OF justified suspicion
Thus YOU would not help them You
would shut every door against YOU
Justification for Suspicion.
What makes Mexico suspicious is
tina, she thinks We do not want TO serve,
but possess her And she has jusiliica-
ton Tor these suspicious IN the way
some gentlemen have sought TO exploit
her possessions
y will not serve these gentlemen, but
| will serve all Americans hy trying to
serve Mexico herself
It WAY lN tNldUllNU 'Hl N'f'l ~
~ is 10 respect hers
For Those Who Would Butt in"
The president added that he believe
in the "Old Virginia bill OF rights.
which declared that country may dc
as It plcascS with its own government
This information, the president said
was for those gentlemen who woulc
butt m
The president declared the merchan
marine which some are so slow IN CIV
ing us" will he a great help 10 the bus
mess IN the United States
To gain foreign business. he added, I
will be necessary for American bushes
men to adopt their goods to the de
mands OF other countries and not tr
to force their own ideas on other mar
kes. Salesmanship. he said. will z
hand lin hand with craftsmanship afte
the close OF the war
Greeted BY Throns.
No more patriotic nor enthusiast
reception has greeted the president re
Gently than he received here. Thou
sands oi persons lined the street
through which he passed and when u
entered the hall the entire audienc
rose and waved American flags.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-10
Worker in Raising Funds to
Buy AeropIane for State
Guard Being Held.
NO ARMY CLAIMS MADE,
FRIENDS HERE DECLARE
Prisoner Wires Hotel to For
ward Military Paper to
MarShaI'S Office.

w. s Hill. who has been a con
spicuous figure in Oklahoma City for
the past month, was arrested Saturday
afternoon in Tulsa and taken TO the
Muskogec county jail The arrest was
at the inNtigation Of federal authori-
ties. Hill is being held on a charge
Of falsely representing himself 10 be
an officer IN the United States army
Hill came 10 Oklahoma City the
latter part OF May From June To
the present time he has been regis
tered at the Bristol hotel as W. ) liill
Lebanon, Nv While here he was &C
tively engaged in the work Of solicit
Ing funds 10 buy an aeroplane tor the
Oklahoma national guard and It was
At his suggestion that tag selling
campaign was waged a week ago lie
was seen each day on the streets &C
oompanied by a large collie dog
Goes to Tulsa for WORK.
From Oklahoma City. Illl went {
Tulsa On the night Of July 4 and den
gagged m the solicitation Of funds tot
the acroplanc there
Officers AZ the local recruiting sta
ton saw llill never represented HIM
SELF a. in the regular army Accord
ing 90 their statements, Hill said h
was first lieutenant IN Company J.
FRS, regiment oi the Kentucky ma
,ional guard. His uniform bore TN
Kentucky insignia on the collar
Student OF Aviation.
His story here officers say, was tha
he had attended the United States avi
alton school and had been attached 4
General FunNons headquarters as
student. Hill said he was on his wa
back to Kentucky when he stopped !
Oklahoma City the last OF May, and ar
piled for leave to help with the cam
paign 20 buy the flying machine. Thi
permission. Hill told officers, wa
gran,-i him by the war department
O,htt .petsons oi Oklahoma City tc
day said Hill had never misrepreSente
his status 10 them
Wires for His Papers.
Hill wired the Bristol hotel mar
agement at | O'Clock Sunday mornln
requesting that his effects be gor
through and all military papers ther'
in forwarded to him at the L. y ma,
shal'S office
The management stated today III,
one paper showed Hills transfer fro
some military organization, which u
observers did not remember, and vi
signed hy an adlutant general