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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16

ClilCAGo, June HOGS-Recoipts
2o,Oon head; market strong higher: bnIk
So aom 9. %. light I06q95. mixed 90 iS
a lOo3, heavy S9.50@1O1O. rough So jO0
9.G5. pigs S7.6OMg1O
CATTLE Receipts 5000 head. mark Of
weak, nattv" beef cattle S7.s5MlI.4 40. west.
crn steers SS5O@955. stockers and feeder,
So oo" so, cows and hcifers SlOOM1O. 90.
SliEEP- Receipts 1900 hcad: mark Of
weak wcthcrs S7OOms1O, ewes siG0T
40. lambs S7.jo@ 1880. springs ss25
"a l1.lO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
AUTOMOBILES WANTED
MOTORCYCLES

W ANTtD - Tp buy 5-paSsenger car.
Brooks sheppard Co. Phone 2S73
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
LIVE STOCK


NANSAS CITY. june IS -HOGS-Re-
cent, 10000 head; market higher hulk
@4om9.70, heavy $9.70G g75, packers and
butchers 50 55@ 9.7j, lights Sg.35d9 90,
CATILE- Receipts 1000 head; market
steady to strong prime fed steers slO956
l-25. dressed hef steers 50 OOdl025 south.
trh steers SO 35M9.S5, cows s. OOG \ So.
SHEEP Receipts $500 head market
steady 70 lower: lambs S9.OO@lI.I5. vearl-
ings SI.f' a Is. wethers 75M775 e,yrs
Sbuod 5.2j, StOckerS s. OO6S7J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Three strictly modern well fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping, east
frcnt. evening shades delightful home for
msn and wife; none other need apply $3.50
ps- week. Phone 1856
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16

7.G7d. February March 7.G6d. March.April
100 lad April May 764i 4. May.June
'ufd. Juue.July 7b04d
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16

Mrs. Brindle-Now. Mary. | want
ou to be careful. This is some very
old table linen-been I'm the family
for over two hundred years. and
Mary-Ah, sure. ma'am. you needn't
worry. | won't tell soul. and it looks
81 good as new
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16

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with hIrl b,.is and erur- the throH
stars cu the sleeve indicating His
.lr. Here ln his h,.duulrtcrs tl,
surroundings were PLAIN to the point
nf baroness Tho room Wts small
| and The floor bare \ rough pine
! table was lu the WladIr. with de-
| tailed map stretched ont. over which
i'u'rDl Antoine bad been studying
'ih"r maps ANA photographs "I sec
'"is. trenches. ana AttvH7 Hl. .lNl'l lS
~ ih" works. N'r" ga me wall ana
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Hp inc IuiIlNIIhh7 COT ihr ."IIH h''"
quarters M"l'n I7 IHShIiI ."I,
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| score of officers We're at worn
| here. sorting photographs, developing
| them, and fitting them together INTO
| huge panoramic Views showing every
! road and trench ana tree, These
| photographs were taken from the
| clouds by avators and now and thcl'
the airmen came IN with the negatives
| lust taken of their section. Int
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
FARMS FOR SALE

TULSA Red Bal Transfer Company stor.
age. moving. packing and shipping: family
moving our specially. I05 North Boulder.
Phones 279 and 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16

HOTEL FOR SALE-The only hotel in town
~ 1000: $500 cash balance on time
Owner has other business. Address 253l
care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16

FOR RENT-Large south room elegantly
furnished. private entrance and bath, two
south windows. large closet, gentlemen. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
PRODUCE.


.rEgs ~, NIL L., June l5.-BUTTER
t"'S AND POULTRY - Unchanged.
CHICAGO. June 15-BITTER-Lo Lower
creamery 2jm27c
rHGSm Receipts 1880 cases: unchanged
Michigan. Wirconsin. Minnesota and n,Lota
VINES Tl.ou@ Is; Minnesota and Dakota
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16

Owner has other business. Address 253I
care World
FOR sALE-l2 room boarding house serving
22j meals daily bargain II taken at once
Call 3lI South Detroit Phone 1853.
WANTED-A partner IN business small
capital required Car make lots Of money.
Phone j2l. c. L. Britton
WILL give half interest in 10000 acres in
Garefied county for well $500 deep Fgyp-
ion oil Co, Perry, Okla
FOR SALE Cheap. a two-chair barber shop
fixtures stored. Write Brown & Hale. still
water, Okla.
WANT 70 buy a restaurant. not over $500
with lease TO $1,000. Box 1921, care World
wANTED-To buy cigar stand in Tulsa for
cash. Address A. 4. r. 1895 South Boulder
MONEY to invest in any good business give
particulars. Address 2540. care World.
FOR sALE-N restaurant on Main street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE-Three Partisan kittens, gray
and white. two and three months old Reg
isiered. Phone 4O6 or call at Grand opera
house
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
\o Civilian Injured.

LAREDO. Texas. June 1-.-Thrce
American soldiers are dead and six
are wounded as result Of the lat 7st
raid on American territory hy Mex -
cans coming from the southern side
of the Rio Grandc international Dor
der. No civilians were injured. as
'he raid was primarily intended as
an attack ON the border patrol at the
little settlement Of san Ignacio. forty
miles southeast of Laredo.
Although successful M measure.
the raid was not wholly surprising TO
the American guard which. in larrcr
numbers than the NcNicans intended
Co find. saw in bright moonlight the
approach Of the on" hundred or moro
bandits 10 The rear q where Troop
NJ Of tho Fourteenth cavalry was on
camped. and whcr, Troop ! was hut
shott distance away. Both were
under command of Major Alonzo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
Expected small Group.

Tho MoNicans expected to find only
small detachment of Americ an
troops at that PORT. They had
planned. with theic one hundred or
moro. 10 lpletely oVcrpower the
border guard They attacked Troop
VI. en- 'amrvi near the town. firing
the first shot at the sentry. At the
first firing. Troop f,w hund-ed
wards Up the river. rushed 10 the
former troops aid. ond after ;he
firing had lasted onc-half hour. the
Mcxicins retreated TO the south.
along the American side Of the Rio
Grande with the Americans in pur-
suie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
LADIES $1,000 REWARD

ny great Successful Monthly Compound
Saf,iy relieves some of the longest most
obstinate. abrormal eases in 20 5 days
No BARN pain or interference with work.
Nal $50 Double strength 80. Booklet
fr.e Write today T. W Siuthington
Remedy Co.. sIs Main St. kanSss CITY. No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

WANTED-N once, four or fve.room
furnished modern house. southwest side
preferred, by adults. Box 1887, care World.
WANTED-To rent five or six-room bunga.
low. well located on south side, perman.
rnt tenant. Phone j76l.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
"Jackies" in Mazatlam Row.

Washington, June l9--Communica- tions from the Mexican embassy an- nouncing that there had been a clash between a boat crew from the gun boat Annapolis and Carranza soldiers at Mazatlan yesterday and asking that in the present tense situation no men be landed in Mexico from American warships under any circumstances were delivered to the state depart ment by an embassy secretary. ~
 The secretary sought an engage ment with Secretary Lansing for the ambe bessador designate, Eliseo Are dondo but was informed that MT. Lansing was very busy and was mak- ing no appointments for the day.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
Penn. to Give $9,5OO.

Philadelphia, June 19.-Nearly 15,- 900 national guardsmen were being mobilized in Pennsylvania, New Jer- sey and Delaware today for border duty in accordance with the call of the war departm ent.
 Virtually, the entire guard of the three states was included in he call. Under the war departments orders approximately $500 men will be mo- bilized in this state and should the organizations be recruited % war strength it would increase the num- Der to about 10000. Adjutaut Gen. stewart was expected to issue orders; today designating time organizations to De mobilized and instructing them when to report at Mount Cretna.
 GOV. Brumbaugh, who spent Sunday Tn this city, said before leaving for Harrisburg today that "Pennsylvania, as in the past, will do her fullest duty.'
 Plans for mobilization had been worked out long in advance of last nights order and only the official call was needed to set the system in mo- ton.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
Enthusiasm in the South.

Atlanta, Ga, June 19.-Active preparations for national guard mo- bilization were under way in the South Atlantic states today in re- sponse to the presidents c1ll.
 Florida's National Guard was ex- pected by it's officers to be ready within a day or two.
 South Carolina and Georgia were expected to be mobilized and in readi- ness within several days.
 Military enthusiasm was at a high pitch among militiamen of those three states. Officers and men here seemed anxious for active service and the officers said sixty to seventy-five per cent of the enlisted men would volun- teer for any service the federal gov ernment might ask. Virtually the sam conditions were reported from South Carolina and Florida and from other Georgia points.
 Georgia's militia on it's present foot ing was expected to mobilize ap- proMmately 5000 men at Macon, the South Carolina militia 2,658 a. a camp near Columbia, and the Florida Guard about 2,000 at a camp in Duval County.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
CAPT. CURTIS TO REPORT.

Hartford, June 19.-The officers who are to report at the Hartford armory at 8 o'clock are Major i'd ward Schultz, Assistant to the adju- tant general; Major Michael J. Wise, assistant to the acting chief quarter master; Major John Hickey, of the inspector generals departments; Major Edward $. Moulton If New Haven. of the Medical Corps; Major J. Moss Ives, Danbury, judge advoNsate; Cap- tains Olcott F. King, South Windsor, Hanford L. Curtis, New Britain; and Roland F. Andrews, all of the duar- termaster's corps, and Captain Otto c. Wiedman.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
REPLY TO CARRANzA
 WILL BE SENT TODAY
American Policy Remains Unchanged By Develop
 ments, Lansing Says.

Washington, June 19.-An official state department early today and left a communication for Secretary Lan- sing. No intimation as to it's contents was divulged, either at the embassy or the department.
 It was learned that the embassy acted on telegraphic instructions from Mexico City. Some officials thought the communication probably was a request for a prompt reply to Car ranza's note demanding the with drawal of American troops from Mex ico.
 Secretary Lansing announced that the reply to Carranza would go for ward to Mexico City during the day. The secretary also declared the Amer iCan policy in Mexico remained un- changed.
 In regard to the general situation in Mexico, Secretary Lansing allowed it to become known that despatches to the state department showed in creasing excitement and irritation in many sections below the border The text of the despatches were with held.
 While the whole country was astir today with the mobilization of the National Guard for border duty President Wilson directed that his reply rejecting General Carranza' S demand for the recall of American troops from Mexico go forward inn mediately.
 Tn refusing to withdraw the troops the United States reaffirms the friend slv intentions of the United States toward the defacto government in Mexico and sharply rebukes Carranza fo1r unwarranted charges and in @uations of bad faith contained in his communication.
 President Wilson's firm resolve to keep the armed forces of the United States in Mexico until such time as the Mexican government polices the border region so thoroughly that Bandit raids into American territory are irnproba ble is undertood to be clearly stated in the note. Whether the suggestion of the democratic platform plank that intervention might be undertaken as a last resort also was communicated is not known Secretary Lansing announced that the note would be dispatched during the day, but would not discuss it's terms, or say how it would be trans nlitted.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
3, 754 in New Jersey.

Sea Girt, N J., June 19.-New Jer- sey militiamen who have been ordered to mobilize in response to the presi- dents call were assembling in armor- fes in various cities today and are ex- pected to arrive in camp here by We'd nesday night or Thursday morning. Gov. Fielder Is here and plans to remain with the troops as long as they are under arms within the state. The men called out thus far number 3, ,754.
 The mobilization here will be under the command of Adjutant General w. F. Sadler, IT,, who conferred here last night with Gov. Fielder. The troops thus far called upon are organized
 only on peace footing and it is ex-
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
CARRANZA URGES MEXICANS
 TO STYLE THEIR HOSTILITY

Mexico City, June 18.-General Carranza, addressing a mass meeting in front of his residence tonight, urged, the citizens to refrain from hostile acts against Americans and declared that he had hopes of peace fully arranging the difficulties be- tween Mexico and the United States.
 The first chief said in part: ''This is not the time for nasty action. I am trying to arrange our difficulties with the United States pacifically and have hopes of succeeding. I want you to aid me.
 The encounter between American soldiers and Mexicans near Matam or Os has been temporarily solved with the withdrawal of American troops from that region. The matter is now being taken up automatically. There was some trouble in Mazatlan caused by the intrusion of an American sailor and that has also been adjusted for the time being.
 "Go to your homes and be good Mexicans, remen bering also that will do my utmost to preserve the dignity of the Mexican nation. If we are forced to resort to arms I will lead you in person.
 A crowd composed of several thou sand people cheered the remarks of the first chief. Early in the evening big demonstration had been made in front of the national palace and afterwards the demonstrators had paraded through the principal streets of the city. The Metropolis is per- fectly calm late tonight and Carran- za's words are expected to have good effect in maintaining this con- dition.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
Ohio 5000 Strong.

Columbus, O., June 19.-Mobilza- tion orders were sent out today by Adjutant General Benson w. Hough of the Ohio National Guard in accord ance with orders received from the war department following President Wilson's call upon the militiamen of every state for service along the Mex ican border.
 Preparation of camp site at Upper Arlington, five miles northwest of Col umbus, was begun today. At this camp will be concentrated 5000 men of the Ohio National Guard the en- tire organization with the exception of the First and Seventh Regiments and
 (Continued On Eleventh Page).
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19

Unofficial reports received here to- day indicated that national guards men are mobilizing with a, zest. In each state and the District of Colum- bia they are preparing to meet in a single concentration camp, where they will drill pending further orders from the war department. Most units will have to recruit up to the minimum standards required by the govern ment.
 Infantry, cavalry, artillery, signal and sanitary troops are included in the call. Only coast guard militia is not being mobilized. Texas, New Mexico and Arizona guardsmen are already at the border under call is sued several weeks ago.
 General Funston, commanding the border forces. will determine when the militia organizations shall be dis patched from their home states and to what points along the border.
 While these troops were getting ready today, war department officials were awaiting .anXiously news of whether Mapor Anderson's squadron of cavalry was attacked by Carranza soldiers during a successful bandit chase south of the Rio Grande Satur. day.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
In Central Department.

Chicago, June 19.-Plans for tho mobilization of the national guard of nearly all the states comprising the central department, U. s. A., for Mexican border service were under way early today, according 10 an an- nouncement issued from the head quarters of Major Gen. Thomas H. Barry, commanding the department.
 In Illinois National Guard circles there was unusual activity following the issuance of the order calling for all but two of the eight regiments. In Chicago, it was announced, the quota of approximately 4,000 guards- men from this city is expected to be on it's way to the mobilization camp at Springfield within the next AS hours.
 Officials of railroads centering In Chicago were early preparing for tke immediate movement of troops.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
NELSON RECEIVES
 A CALL TO TEXAS
Offered Charge of School for Aviators In Anticipation of Governments
 Demand for Experienced Flyers

In Anticipation of Governments
 Demand for Experienced Flyers
 Anticipating that the government will require a large number of eX- perienced aviators in case of war with Mexico, which now appears to be 8 case of touch and go, G. P. Mills of Temple. Texas, has started a school for aviators and today wired to Nels J. Nelson, New Britain's foremost air man, asking him to take charge. Nelson was form erly associated with Mills in aviation work. The latter is an expert airman.
 While Nelson is till considering the matter, he will probably accept the offer if satisfactory terms can be reached The New Britain aviator has a number of contracts to fly in the west beginning with July and should he accept the offer to take charge of the Texas school these will be cancelled.
 Nelson has been a reserve in the government aviation corps for more than a year and should a demand for his services be required he will be prepared to answer it.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
immediate Response Shown: By Majority Of States and All Answer They Will Be Ready When Needed

New York, June 19.-Fifteen thou National Guard began today to as- semble in their armories throughout l the state in response to the presidents
 call. As rapidly as the commands
 can be brought together and equipped
 they will proceed to the state mobo- 1 lization camp at Beekman, N. Y, flf- | ten miles southeast of Poughkeepsie, to be mustered into the United States service. Their mobolization is expect ed to be complete within three days. The call sent by Secretary of War Baker to Governor Whitman was for nine regiments of infantry in three brigades; one regiment, one squadron and one machine gun troop of cavalry; two regiments of field artillery; two battalions of engineers; one battalion of signal corps; three field hospital companies and four ambulance com- panies.
 Although the call from Washington mentioned New Dorp, Staten Island. as the mobilization site, Major Gen eral Leonard Wood exercised the dis cretion allowed him and selected Beckman instead. It Is reported that the S500,000 appropriated for the state maneuvres this summer will be used to defray the expenses of mobolization. Massachusetts, to Mobilize Tomorrow.
 Boston, June 19.-Members of the Massa chusetts National Guard assem- bled at their armories throughou the state today, in preparation for ser-' vice or the Mexican border. Many of the officers and men were notified by telephone during the night of the call for service, and early today the militia summons was sounded on fire alarms in cities where there are ar mories
 Adjutant General Charles H. Cole, who was busy until long after mid- night arranging details of the mobo- lization, was at his office again early today. He said that although it would be possible to move all the troops to the camp at Birmingham today, 1t was planned to defer this action until tomorrow. Today General Cole said, would be devoted to gath erlng all the men at the armories, in specting and examining them for the possible presence of any infectious or contagious disease. He said that work also would be begun toward re- cruiting the companies to their full strength.
 Officers have been directed to se- cure options on horses suitable for field service General Cole said that the | actual purchase of animals would be deferred until he had received instruc- tions from Washington
 More than ninety per cent. of the
 militia under orders had assembled at their armories at the appointed hour.
 Massa achusetts troops, in their mo- bilization at South Birmingham will l have the benefit of first-hand infor- | nation from the camps in Canada Col | Frank A. Graves, commanding the | Eighth Regiment, having been in the Dominion on special detail as observer | for several weeks. He was ordered to l return today
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
CONNECTICUT TROOPS
 MOBILIZE TOMORROW.

Hartford, June 19-The Con- necticut National Guard will be mObiliZed Tuesday.
 Gov. Holcomb and Adjutant General c. NJ. Cole held a con- ference at the capitol this fore noon. At 10 o'clock informa- tion was given out that the ad- jutant general would today is- sue an order for mobilization on Tuesday of all state troops at Mantle.
 Orders to individual cOm- pany commanders to assemble their men and equipment at their respective aTmories, were given by telephone by Col. Richard J. Goodman of the First Infantry, shortly before noon today. Definite orders will follow, as company officers have been told to await further instructions.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
TO PUSH BILL THROUGH.

Washington, June 19.-A resolu- ton making immediately effective the militia draft provision of the new army reorganization bill under which guardsmen consenting to take the fed eral oath would be available for ser vice anywhere imm mediately, has been prepared by war department officials and Chairman Hay of the house mil itary committee. It may be presented to congress today.