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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-28

policy and for refusing to consent to an embarago o munitions OF war
If that comes about, the moral responsibility will restq quite as much
upon Republicans like Mr.. Bacon and the Tribune as upon Mr.. Hughes
and the German party. Republicans who tolerate the unholy coalition
between the Republican organization and the German vote IN order to
achieve a partisan victory at the polls are Germanys allies and a integral
part of the German conspiracy against American independence. This
German American Alliance.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-28
JUST SOUR GRAPES

The colonel is going to "kin- em-alve' II his Battle Creek speech
next Saturday. Four years ago it was Taft, Root, Penrose and Barnes
that he skinned alive, but O. he is eating II of their hands and attack
ing the Democrats, just because they have carried out the policies he
prated about so much but failed to enac when he had the opportunity:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-28
lust A MATTER OF BRAINS

THE main difference between Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Hughes is a differ
enc of brains Mr.. Hughes is slow mentally. He has carried OF a CAM
pmgn OF trivalnies which was much in vogue among the cheaper grade
OF politicians some FORTY wears ago"-Alcn l.. Benson, Socialist candi-
date for president.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-07
Quickest, SuroSt Cough
Remedy Is Home
Made
Easily Prepared In Few MIN
utrs. heap hut ncqunl~d

Some people au .Hu .lutt auuu,oi
from one Nvur end 'n tnu other with ia
persistent bronchial cough. which IqvHpl
W unnecessary, IN.r. I- ID home made
remedy that Wcl- IfoW ut the ruu4p uud
Will make You wonder what became ui II.
Get 2la ounces pupN l1u cents vurthN
IRON any druggist pour into pint bottl
and MI the bottle with plain grumhtcd
sugar syrup start taking n ut once
Gradually but surely Nuu will notice the
phlcgm thin out and then disuuppar al.
together thus ending cough that Won
never thought would end, ifuI-u 0un.nns
The dry, hoarsr nr tight cough and hpls
The lniiammnuou IN painful cough with
remarkable rapldltN Ordinary tuugna
are conquered by it In "a hours ur 'rss
Nothing better for bronchitis. UHar
coughs aud bronchial astNm
! his PineX and Sugar Synn mixture
makes u full pint--cuuuuh 10 last IA
family a long tmc--at uost at only "a
reu' Keeps perfectly and tastes plpns.
.Ar Easily prepared. Full directions
Wit pineX.
PineN Is special and highly ruucen
trnted compound Of genuine NurNuv mine
extract, rich in guaiac0l mud H. famous
The world over for lie ease certainty aud
ptomptness in overcoming hpi coughs.
chest and throat colds
Get the genuine Ask your druggist
for "2h ounces piney. and do not accept
pnythinr else 4 guarantee ol absolute
satisfaction or money promptly refunded
p,es with this preparation, The Pinex
Co.. IT syne. lpd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-07
ST. .PAUL'S NEAR
"SEN|LE DECAY"

LONDON Again Oh. attention. OF .hn
public has been called tu tine danger u'
81 lhulr oshrdrHl .ulmpsnp ibn.g
'scnilr decay md am appeal fo' Hnd1
is made uy IN, dean tn mvt,n tie repair.
Two Ncnr ngn III, sum of tS5unOu was
asked b, th, cathedral preservation
bonrd and of this only about $50 Oon
has hecn So tlI subscribed II was then
stated by the examining engineers that
the original architect, the great Wrc
Ind been very spuring In his use of ma
trrins Th, constant Earring of tho
building hy motorhus and other heavy
trotfic hnd at course not bcon onurl.
pHted
IN" vast nnd imperfcruy distributed
weight of the dome IL the seat ~ ,h'
trouble md the gradual prrssurrlnf IN.
weight is accelerated boy the rusting or
iron and internal dcgencracy Only the
loyalty ot the materials TO each othor
says one authority has kept the mass
together Repairs done at nm carliel
period are found 20 be- entirely In
adequate, and new buttrcsses and sup
ports must he constructed ~ soon ns
they money eau be- found
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-07
POPE HAS MORE
TEMPORAL POWER

ROME Not since The IAN OF the
Temporal power of the pope soug forty
aN 1oars oro have there been so uouy
uuemrls of hitherto Indifferent coun-
u0, o. ra-estohllsh diplomatic rclR-
uuus ng tho sending OF ministers To
the Nuiynr In addition to those already
accredited tn the government ot Italy
Ht tho Quuiull
England ana HOLLAND have renewed
diplomatic relations hy aonding ministers
io the Vatican. while In France is
Thought iu hr represented through the
wncWnii Ut Monaco which rs the
lus '0 renew oIi relations OF cnurso
.n., 'hn entrance of Italy into tho wa
ih. Austrian ambassador to the Naiinn
I.fI H. we'll 1900 the ministcrs from
Iuwu tnd Bavaria respectively the
Baron Won Ritter and the RHron won
NuUlhurg
While these three countries iust
named did not IN any sense brcaa their
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-07

HONOR OF skEsPEARES TERcENrENARY SIR HERBERT TREE
ENGLISH ACTOR TO GIVE REVEALS OF SOME OF sHAsPEAREs
PLAYS THE HOW HERBERT
IN THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR" TO GIVE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-07
Window Robbed
Of Diamonds

McALESTER, okla, March
7.-(SpecialD- lin the glare of
the Great White Way" on
Choctaw avenue Monday night
robbers, entering from the
rear, took 81 500 worth of dia-
monds from the Joe Mazer
jewelry store. They were on
display in the front window.
Police have not located the rob
bers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-07
Yes, Everybody's Talking
About Lake View Pavilion

Whoro rycuy SUNDAY afternoon ul
night the great ninc.picoe orchestra p'uyq
and everybody has good time De lh,re
next SUNDAY
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Zeleznicarsko gibanje.

II tlrvclanda. o., poroGaio: Pri
glaNOvaniu Stirih vclikih z|clczni-
rarSkih organizacii 81 jc izkala-
10. da ic vSch 100000 organizira-
nth zclczniGarjcv "a TO. da 2ahtc-
vajo oScmmni dclavnik. Proti tc-
mn jr bilo lc pray maihno Stcvilo
Gla>Ov.
kako bodo drlavci prcdlolili
Svojc zahtcvc dclodaialccm. So ic
ne We. miSlijo pa. da y obliki ul-
timatuma. Zclcznicc bodo dobilc
tridcSrt dni casa. trkom katcrcga
hodo 81 v>i dclavci ma dclu. &C. de
l~odajalri NJ bodo hotcli ugoditi
ho pro@la>cna >ploSna >tavka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
0dSkodnina "a rudarja.

Nazno Sodb ole izrckla porota
prl %vrhovnom SodiScu dine :. mar
ca. Rudar Walter l.awry jp bill
dine ~. maja 1914 y iami Ross
Vein blizu Scrantoua Pa, Iii jc
last I%elcluicc Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western. tcIko raincn.
Nckcmu rudarju j. padla >vctil-
ka Il rok in vlgali 50 81 plini Ma
Ntala jc c~kSplozija. pri katcri ir hill
lawlN hudo po>kodovan. Porota
J" Irckla, da j. la>tnik jane cd
govorcn "a n@r>r"to, Isl ua>ian,
v>lcd laucmar.icn" vcutilaciic. i'm
j. priscilla LawrYiu 10000 dollar.
j"v odckodniuc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Tesarska stavka.

Y City Island in Morril Height,
bronx =" l%aStavkali |. mare:
tcSarii. Najvcc Jill ic zaposlrnill
pri raInih drulbah. Iii izdcluicju
ladjr III pripadajo Bootbmildcr>
umiji. Do d,vctcga marca So de-.
lali Pc dcvct ar ma dan. ldai pa
zahtrVaJo oNcmUruo dclo.
VA >laNki ic la MOI. med ka.
tcrimi jr rudi Is CLANCY Carmen
tiers umljc Il. 300. - |. maia linn
bod" najhrlc >lcdili 81 irugi tc-
>arji y New Norhu. tako da lahko
Izbruhnc g%,mcraIna Stavka. Upa-
io pa, da ~ hodo do tcga casa
r. pohotali.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Nesreca v rudniku.

' Shenandoah, Pa, Sc je dine
=. marca zruSilo prccc.j premoga
IN kamenja ma nekatcrc delavce.
Ia so imcli poScbno sluzbo pri Ma
pie Hill Colliery ter jc iakoj ma
mestu ubilo tri, pet drugih pa ie
nevarno poSkodovalo. Mrtvi 81
Thomas BURNER, John Encavagc
IN Stephen Opeck.
Moljc 81 imcli nedcliSko Slulbo
ter so p%opravljali ncko drobilno
napravo. Po neSrcGi je zakrivil
bajc eden cd delavccv, da Sc .ic
ZruSila Strcha. na katrri .jr hilo
mnogo prcmoga in kamcnja. vSlcd
cesar j. naStala ncSrcca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
ZRACNI VELIKAN.

IL San Diego California; pri-
haja porocilo, ia namcrava Glenn
IL. CurtiSS. znani lctalcc, zgraditi
VclikanSki lctalni Stroj. Iii ho me
rll Z razproStrtimi pcruti 266
rcvljrv ter bo incl poo komiSkih
>il income motormc Stroir. Ia We.
Iikan>ki a%eroplan bodo za5cli gra-
dit Y turtiSSovih napravah y
Buffalo. y. Y. elm ho dogotovljc-
no zracno brodovic. Hi "a izdc.
lujcio zdaj tam Ia anglcSko vol
Sko. Now zracni vclikan no uo>il
dvajNct MOI poSadkc ter kakSnih
>cSt tiSoG funtov bomb. Polcg tc.
"a ho %opremlien Z batcri.io. XII bo
SrStajala IL itirih >troinih pulk.
Pa da ne maprcdujemo,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Colonel House Sc lie vrnil.

Polkovnik Edward NJ. House.
poN"hni odpoSlanrc prcdScdnika
Wil>oua. - j. dine !. /. m. yruil
IL Europe ma parniku "Rottcr-
dam Bil .ir y Londonu. Parilu
in Iicrliuu, kjcr ir ohi>kal amrri-
>kc ro>lanikr ter Jim izrotil val
ma nav"dila prrd>cdnika Wil>ona.
: parmika Rotterdam 81 ic
podal Z ncko mnj>o ladio takoj
ma >uho ter wei prvi Walk. hi ic
prlial y Washington.
CaSnikarSkim porotcvalccm. ki
50 ga 6akali i'm i2praScvali. &C. ic
zadovol.icn Z uSpchi >voicga pojo-
vania, je rckcl, da ic, da pa ne We.
&c hodo drugi tako. Ma druga
vpraIania nj hotel odgovarjati tor
81 >ploh nj hotel izraliti q razmc
rah y Evropi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Uboj vsled zmote.

l. Wa>hingrona. ID. g., poroca-
10: NrcmcnSki opazovalrc Ar
thur Gray. Hi livi y va>i Icdikcr.
L. ponoci I. I. m. mi>lil. da ~ pri-
>li Nlomilci Y njcgovo hiSo in da
r%opotcjo. Wei .jc pu>ko ter H.
~%trclil >kozi vrata. Takoj nato j.
nckdo zaj"ral. No ic Gray odprl
prcvidno vrata. je opazil >voio pa
Ntorko Dcllo. >rdcmlr,no doklico.
lcIcco ma itch in : Strclom y CLAW.
Prcpla>rna j. bila v>lcd mdcga
vlharia in pisa. Xxi ic diviaI ti>to
noe ter ~ j. hotrla zaIoci y ocr'u-
va soho. Drugo iutrn j. nc,rrruo
d"klc umrlo y tukaiSnii- okrain.
hoIniSuici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Zelezniska nesreca.

IL Altsona. Pa, porocajo: II
New Yorka prot Chicago vozcci
vlak Monhattan Limited ma penn
sylvanSki Ielcznici j. blizu Fort
Royal, pctdcsct mill zapadno cd
Harrisburga ponoti ma 10. marca
troll V tovorcn Wax. Nsi vozovi
so bill vrIeni : tira. Locomotive
Sc JIG prekucnila sen nasip. Strojc-
vodia in kurjac sta padla pod ma
Sino in sta bila ubita. Wee potnl-
kov jc lahkO r%anjcnih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Eksplozija v rudniku.

IL Wilkesbarrc, Pa. p%Orocajo:
V jami Il. , IIoIlenhack. Lchigh
and WikkeSbarrc Coal Company
sta nastali dive ckSploziji, vsled
katcrih .ic biIo wee delavccv, p"
|neuradnih vcstch bajc Sest. uhl-
tin. Druga ckSplozija .ie zadcla
Skupino reSilnega moStva. Ek>plo-
zija .ic povzroCila ogenj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Pozar V hotelu.

Y Widcll hotclu y Toledo. ..
jc i/bruhnil :. marca malo prr,
polnorio polar i'm >"dcmdc>ct 90.
Ntov je morale IL >voiih sob na
presto y nocnih ohlckah. Resi-.
81 - v>i. da>i hi 81 Jill bilo ncka.
kmalu ladu>ilo Y dimu. Xa vlrol,
l"/ara >c ne v"; >koda lua,a ka
kin ~lOOOO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Koncana stavka.

Dclavci y Edison phruol ,ovar.
M New lorku 81 81 povrnili zai
Mi pondrlick ma dclo. po now po.
godhi bndo incl v>l dclavci 26c
place ma uro in - odstotkov VEG
place IA ucdeIj>ko dclo. m"d,cn
*" - incl pref amcri>ki dclayci
pc -. tuli pa po ~ 90 ma uro.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Generalni konzul umrl.

DRAWN department jc dobil oh.
vcStilo. da ie umrl dine Il. marca
ncki holniSnici V Lizboni ma Por-
tugalskem Olncy Arnold, amcri.
Ski diplomaticni zaStopnik in 90
ncralni konzul Y kairi y E"iptu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Smrt ma zelezniskem thru.

James I.yne>. usluIbcn kot de-
eek V nckcm uradu, jc Stckcl y Pa.
ter>ouu. y. j. pred ocmi mnogilI
iiudi crz tracuicc ma Erie Iclrlui.
ci. Bill ir >koro ma srcdi. ko 81 j,
doScgIa ncka d~irjajota lokom"ri
va fer ga uhila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Socialisticna zmaga.

V Barre. VT. .ie bill dine :. marca
sodrug Robert Gordon izvoljcn "a
zupama. Dobil ic SIP glaSov. ME
gov n%asprotnik pa 6Sl. Tudi "a
aldcrmma cni wardi j. hill Two
lien socialist, Clyde II. Reynolds.
Dobil jc l26 g!a>ov profit lis. -
Maj hi 2acetku >lcdilo uadalic-
vanic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
V jeci zgoreli.

Y mcNtni ictniSnici Y FL pa>o,
Tex, j. dine &. marca izbruhuil po-
Ear. IGorcIo j. Scdrm kaznjcn-
ccv, dvaj>ct Sc Jill jc pa tako opc
klo. eta naihrIc ne bodo wee o>talj
pri livlicnju. kako ic na>tal po.
Ear. ~ - nj moglo doguati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Eksplozija ma ladji.

Dnc |. marca 50 bill ranjcnl pr
cksploziji ma >upcrdrcadnoughtu
Nevada trije mozle, med mimi
eden zeIo neyarno. Bojna ladja sa-
ma. K; ic lille p"2n"jo formalno IL
rotcna vojni mornarici Idru/"uih
drIav. nj bila poikodovana.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Premog draze.

Prcmogarski baroni r. draI'
premog 30 l. do 20 ccmtov pri
toni. daSi nj dclavccm So ZvISana
plaza. ampak Sc ma Sole !. aprlIa
zboljSati "a 3 do e ccntOv pri tom.
Kdo je kriv podraIevanja?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-14
Ogeni ma z~eleznici.

V Skladiscu Ielcznice New Ha
ven j. dine ). {. M. izbruhnil po
Ear. Xxi jc poNzroGil ~ $50. 900 Sko
de. Polarna bramba .ic bila tako.
ma mcStu, pa >prva nj mogla nj
cesar opraNiti. kdo ir lai"al. :,
81 nj m0ylo doguati.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-16

COLLISION IN DIVORCE.

That divorce Is increasing by leaps
and bounds IN spite OF all restrictions.
especially in the western states, is
the conviction expressed by com
mission of the Episcopal church. and
more rigorous action by the church
is recommended to check the evil. In
he opinion Of experienced lawyers,
collusion between man and wife In
the securing OF n divorce has be
come so common that 1t Is ncrens-
Ingly difficult TO determine the de
gree Of blame or innocence Of either
party Heretofore the canon law of
this sect, while making it difflcult for
any divorced person to DE married 10y
m Episcopal clorW man, has allowed
an exception In the case Of the innO-
cent party in a divorce for adultery
but this exception y, was carefully
guarded against abuse; 12 months
must have elapsed after the granting
Of the divorce aud a copy of the
courts decree ana record had to bc
submitted to ;ho bishop before any
Clergyman could ofticiatc at such
marriage This was intended To check
the habit OF disconteuted couples get
Ting divorced for the specific purpose
" making a different alliance. but
where both parties are glad to get
their liberty ana aid each other I'm
obtaining IT, II Is practically impos-
slhlc 20 find out where the blame rests
and which one tx entitled 10 the cN-
ceptlon For this reason an effort
viii be made at tho general couNcn-
ton Of the church, which meets In
St. Louis In October To have adopted
u new canon absolutely prohibiting
marriage I'm the church between par
lies either OF whom has a husband or
wife living. except where such first
marriage has been annullcd 10y the
courts for reasons arising before It's
contamination. This Of course. If
passed, will have little or no effect ON
he status OF tho divorce evil. which
ran only be successfully attacked 10y
prevention of unsuitable and hasty
marriages. rather than 10y any roe
'trIcuons upon divorce itself. but It
will relieve the Episcopal clergyman
# much embarrassment when hc is
besciged with great social pressure 90
perform marriage which hs com
science will not endorse. for ne viii
have the command of tine church to
Justify me refusal 1t les suU "a quce-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-16
HUMANE SOCIETY
NEEDS GARMENTS
"'"h Is frying TO Stock up
FOR the Cold Winter
Months.

;, iGparedness has be,n adoptod h,,
'hc Humane society. ''ou ny
With the coming of ,oo,ou
,I rInu WINTER only n few weeks or
.he society came out YESTERDAY VIII,
an appeal for all CASTOR clothing onh
MVaI ing apparel in order that fbnra
VIII ne large stock in the stororoor,
"leE the first appeals are made
When 1t :sn't ice and mill, tbev
n.vi' we are called on for cIothin|
ann n fuel,' 81 ID Humane Agent NJ
".!ch Yesterday. The very generoms
ett'tude of tho citizens has bene6 NC
TO furnish milk and ice 10 IN the
'V"ay 'hroughout the summer.
present there is Yerv littIo
rIothing IN our storcroom ald I be-
,ieNe now Is the time to prepare for
.nC inevitable. In a few short weeks
Winter VIII be here and then thc
Office VIII be besieged with unfor-
,unates thinly clad and who must he
=, We are prepared to receive al,
me castoff clothing that may he
gwen TO us right now and ovor,
stltch OF 1t will be given to worthv
persons W "orthy
Every day there are stranded nor
sons coming here right now, who ora
In need OF clothing and wo have ,,ttio 81"
or nothing to offer them"
anyone who desires 70 rurnisb
cIo ihlhg TO the society should cali tha
otiice by telephone and It win bo
called FOR Immediately.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-16
JUDGE WOULD HEAP
FIRE ON JURORS
SAYS Dismissed Members Of Panel Are
Squcaling Because They Feel
Conscience.

"If the bankers and railroad heads
who sat on the jury | discharged after
they allowed a negro murderer to go
unpuuished would come to me and
tell me they wanted to help enforce
the laws | would think much more of
them than ! do when | hear that they
are telling on the streets of this city
that | should be removed from the
bench"
Judge George c. Crump of Holden
Vile. assigned to the bench of the
Tulsa county district court for two
weeks to hear the special criminal
docket, spoke these words yesterday
to the crowd in the courtroom.
The court said he had heard that
members of the jury were saying all
manner Of things against him and
declaring that he should he removed
from the bench. He had reference to
the jury he discharged after they had
found ". \. kohlium, negro charged
with murder, not guilty.
"lf that jury hadn't felt the sting Of
rebuke they would be past all re-
dcmptiOn The very fact that they are
talking about me leads me to believe
that did the right thing and / would
be perfectly willing to have the enmity
Of those - men il II would make
them have more respect for the law.
THE mental condition of their
minds makes them unfit for jury serv-
ice. Their minds are on money all the
time. The community is no better
than the people who live I'm II.
II would be the happiest man in
this country If one Of those men would
walk into my office and tell me he
wanted to help me In enforcing the
law and bringing criminals who have
broken IL To iuStitc"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-16
KENDALL WILL HAVE
Y. w. AND Y. M. CLUBS
"''''hgs Are Held on Campus ana
Much Interest is shown in
Movement.

organization of student Y. NJ q
"A. ana y. w c. A. was accompljsned
upon the campus of Kendall college
thursday night. Separate meetirys
were held by the young women and
~ ~ men resulting to preliminary sten.
Citations '"o ASSOC
:, Fully one hundred men attended tho
!, M' T. A. gathering near Robertsnn
ronr., -. - Murray, religious work
secIetary or the city Y NJ. c.
si,I6 pUno outlihihg his experiences in
frols. j. o. Mosley and NJ T. T.uiH, WnnSa
a!S0 made talks. Francis A. Schmidt
"'Hie'ic director made a short fail,
MISS Mary Montgomery officiaiod
a. tne girls meeting, speaking a.
Iehg,h upon the possibilities Of n live
l.. w. G. a. The fifty or moro ,rirlo
WIZ even more enthusiastic oVor ,Io
new movement. oNei 'he
o,..la,', ,,v .Wo associations will be further
ti,7o nineu .I' AT luture meetings, at which
.inie eIection of officers will talfo,j''-ta
ana plans for the year formuiato16 fiu 1''Ie 70
- probable that they will he affiliatai
,'i. NH ihe city associations and aIsn
nv nv 'hoSe or other colleges.
associations now contain ,l.>
stUS, influential and most promising
,rii' m,up9nts In the school and proha hiS
WILL wldi pe the strongest clubs during tbo
,oao niasses ..',.i started yesterday at tho col
se ,',a win rush and the attendance
Cii %as very gratifying, according to nr
sd,,tiI SmaiieS fNans, president. An as,
nurnny 1'r"iy OF the students for business
IL IS now evident that cI,e.,........
VIII be inadequate win tba imf..''0, ooills
enrolment at the college. Two ciagsa.. r,.,eu
were were heId in. the music conservatory
several We're doubled up i'm The iarnoSr. S.
ICONS. Others could not be boId A.
sn"ush thinGsNwill be ironed ONT to
S,,'a oUitIe extent today, it is evident otber
quarters must be provided ''''''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-16
CLEARINCS DISPEL
PESS|MISM CLOUD
Reach Enormous Total Of
$3,47S,021 During Pres
cnt Week.

The bugaboo of pessmism which
the cronic knockers have tried to
spread as a sheet over the skeleton of
the "cut IN oil prices" for the purpose
OF Keeping up their anvil chorus was
yesterday afternoon when the Tulsa
dealt just such blow AS Kansas
twister deals Il orchard scarccr ow
Clearing House association announced
the clearinks for the week.
During the past week there has
passed through the local clearing
house S3,I7S,02l. or "a gain of 1868
per cent over the mark established at
the close Of the corresponding week
Of last year.
The clearings for the corresponding
week of 1915 were sl.532, 266, which
was a large gain over the correspond
ing year of 1914 with a like increase
OF 1868 per cent during the next IL
months over the present mark, a total
clearing of s4.000,0O0 will he reached
before the end of the present calendar
wear.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-16

o'clock Mr. McGraw was going west
ON Sixth street when two street cars
passed each other on Main street, near
the intersection. Mr.. McGraw only
cav the car nearer him. SLOWING to
let it pass he went Immediately be-
hind It. At that time the other street
car dashed from behind the one which
had Just passed, striking the front OF
Mr.. McGraw's machine.
The automobile was knocked sew
nral feet. The cctre front end was
smashed in The wind shield was
broken, cutting Mr.. McGraw's head