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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-15
MIDLAND VALLEY
HEAD LIKES TULSA
President Ingersoll Stops
Off Here; Is Pleased
With City.

'If you are away from Tulsa a week
you will notice an improvement when
you return" declared c. r.. Ingersoll,
president of the Midland Valley rail
road, who arrived here yesterday. The
assertion was made in answer to
question as to whether or not he
could see any change in the metropo-
lis since his last visit in November.
Mr.. Ingersoll is active head of the
road. and is making his regular tour
of the system. having come here from
Muskogee. His home is in Philadel-
phia, Pa.
He has been coming to Tulsa ever
since the building of the road through
this city and has kept an impartial
eye on its growth as compared with
that of other cities in the southwest.
His last stop was in November before
| oil began it's upward trend and he
was delighted with the transformed
| city which met his eyes yesterday.
Ibid you ever see as good a city as
| Tulsa ?" was asked him abruptly, but
he came back Immediately "Never"'
~ his is the fastest growing town in
| the southwest and 1t is the most IN
teresting place | have ever visited"
IIe spoke of the scene in the lobby
of the Hotel Tulsa, crowded with men
from every cline, as picture that
| would compare laNoraDly WltH any
metropolitan city III the east.
There seems to be no special sig
nificancc attached to his visit here
and beyond general approval OF
conditions, Mr.. lngersoll could make
no announcements concerning the ac'
tivites of the road in Tulsa. No i'm
provements are contemplated in the
near future.
| In speaking OF the division shop:
which were recently destroyed by fire
in Muskogee. he admitted that Tuls;
would be a more advantageous place
for the new ones, but said he felt tina
the road must live up to an old agree
ment made with the city of Muskoge'
land rebuild the shops there.
| Mr.. Ingersoll will leave today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-15
OFFERS REM ARD FOR UXORCIDE
Governor Williams Wants scott
Howard Captured.

Special to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 14.-For
bis capturc and conviction, Governor
Williams today offered a reward Tor
scott Howard who on February u,
1916, shot and killed his wife IN IN
Kiowa county. then escaped. When
Howard shot his wife the bullet Went
through her body and struck their
little boy, who was standing 10y ms
mother. The boy was not seriously
hurt The governor is offering Sloo
for the arrest and conviction OF inc
man. and the usual provision ol tn'
reward as in the case of bank rob
bery are allowed. If it becomes nee
essary to kill the man in effcoting ms
capture the reward will be paid.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-15
INTERURBAN Will
BE INVESTIGATED
Oklahoma & Electric Rail
way Proposition Is
Considered.
A ROUSING MEETING
Chamber of Commerce
Takes Action on I'M
portant Questions.

thorough investigation Will be
made Of the project TO build an inter
ur,)-- rom Columbus, KAN 10 IuIsa
uul locate the home office and shops
ir \his city The proposition OF the
Ckl\hou> Il Electric railway 20.
was presented to the open meeting ol
the Chamber Of Commerce last night
and after "A thorough discussion 1t was
decided to refer the matter to com
miitee of prominent Tulsans and give
tho promoters final answer on Wed
nesday, May 3.
Ionn n. Ross, president of the con
cern submitted to the meeting a VIII
ten proposition, in winch ne plltieu
70 make Tulsa the terminus ol the
proposed extensive intcruibdH s}Steui'
bonds for the construction OF "hlch
bc has already sold 20 eastern parties
lie asked that the Chamber of com
mercc give the road a cash bonus o.
500 600 a tcn-acTe site for yards ana
shops. a downtown site for "a terminal
ard general office building, and the
rirht.of-way from Tulsa 10 Collins
VILE. He made the further pr"lI'loI u
that local people should supscrlbe 10
$500 worth Of the construction com
pdnys stock
Another Route.
H. ID. Patee Of Tulsa stated that nc
and associates mad quIellS o'en SUI
Veyine an interurban route TO Co"etn
and were planning 10 go ahead WIN
the construction Of the road "lthou'
bonus or bonds. .,..
Howard +. Huselton Of Kansas CI'y
who is interested In building the pro
posed new interurban terminal sta'
tlon in that city. chanced to oe IN 'h'
citv Yesterday and dropped in at las
nights meeting lie was introduced
nv Chairman Frank Greer MT nus
elton spoke Of the value Of interur
bans TO q city, citing Los Angeles an'
Indianapolis as shining examples. ~
said he believed Tulsa could he mad
tbe hub Of a great interuruan system
and EXPRESSED the belief that som
dav interurban sleepers would b
running from Tulsa TO Kansas tltS
John o. Mitchell expressed ialth J
the interurban proposition ana siEhl
fed his Willingness TO subscribe 10
bonus for any reputable enterprise q
that nature.
Secretary r. o. Tlburne pointed OF
that this was the biggest question th'
ever confronted the Chamber or COR
merce and meant everything 10 Ut
future Of Tulsa.
II d Mason. w. Sanders. JAG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-15
NAME RIVER BOARD
OF TULSA SECTION
George d. Carney Made
Nice-President Of Dis
trict Association.

At the annual meeting OF the Ar
kansas River improvement associa-
ton. held in the city Of Muskogec
March 2. George d. Carney, secre-
tary OF the Tulsa Glass company ana
president Of the Tulsa Traffic asso-
citation, was elected vice-presldent OF
the Tulsa district There are SIX dis
tricts in the organization composed
OF the following Pine Bluft' lAttie
Rock, Dsrdanelle, Fort Smith. Mus
kogee and Tulsa. Each district has
yice-president and also board OF
/ governors consisting of ten OF the
prominent business men who are IN
terested in river navigation.
Vice-President Carney has made
! the appointments OF the board Tor inns
1distIict which Is composed OF me fol-
! lowing. j. II. McEWen, president Of
the McFwen Manufacturing company
ana president OF the chamber OF
Commerce; J. W Sanders vice-presi-
| dent OF the Ratclii-Sandcrs Grocer
company; \. J. Rudd, secrctary-treas-
urer Of the Cpp Grocery company
| It r. Iowser. general sales manager
of the oklahoma Iron works; II. -
| Roe, traffic manager CoSdcn ~ 20
j. NJ. Berry, vice-presldent' Ceh,ra' Ce,
| National bank; G. V. Harlow, presi-
dent OF the Harlow Dry Goods com
pany, Lee kunsman, OF the GLOBE
Claiming company; G. l.. Holland ana
T. n Adams, secretary ana uaIIl,
manager OF the Tulsa Traffic associa'
tion. The president OF the orSariZa
ton is H. II. ogden, president OF th'
First National bank at Muskogee'
Not "i'nrk Barrel.
Appropriations tor Improvement
OF the inland waterways ol the Unite!
states might he termed pork barrel
propositions by some people, Dut
must be understood by the thlhkih
business man that the inland water
WAYS of this country will have TO b
developed some day just as tney ar
in Germany. Again, we Will contihu
To- lave ovcrfloWs from these river
until the said rivers are improved
yhicn will eliminate these overflow
The damage by reason OF these over
= flows will amount to enough III te
< wears to make the Arkansas river
}. naVigabie stream from its source
lis mouth. only several millions
dollars his been lost this year by rei
son of dlrage to crops and propeft
These app. .priations should not
termed pork b rel proposition
especially by people located rig
Il where the money Is wanted, u we CIV
I expect to get any improvements
the river. This matter shoulJ
boosted to the limit by every puS
ness man in every city along me A
kansas river and il that Is done th'
N we can expect to get more money WI
which to make Improvements Nhi'
are "A necessity, not only from nav
cation point of view, but from nee.
sitv to save the states OF ohlaho'
and Arkansas millions OF doiid
caused by these overllows of wat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-15

Jones. Frank II. Greer and others also
spoke. .,,- r,o
II was a representative meeting. the
ass, mhlv room was filled to capacity
and some Of the city's biggest me"
,yer, uresedt. 1t was evident that the
moneyed interests Of the city nave
awakened to the fact that plans must
he laid now for-the future ccmehlHs
Of Tulsa and her surrounding terri
tory
strong Committee.
The chairman appointed specl'i
committee Of leading members TO IN
vos,lrate the Columbus-Tu matter
so mat they might intelligentlv act on
the proposition on May 3. The com
mittec consists Of j. w. Sanders
George u. Carney f. y. Adams, !. G
Rosser. T.. l.. Selleck, John -
Mitchell NJ. c. Hale. O. II. Leonard
II H. Mason, J. +. Crosbie, Charles
Page and Grant G. Stebblns.
Previous to taking up the inter
urban question the chamber Voted "i
| two important referendum proPoS
tions submitted by the chamber 90 %
commerce Of the United states WIZ,
which the local organization Is Al
| fliated. ,,i al,
they voted in favor Of federal ai'
Of vocational institutions This plai
is To have the government give al
canal amount for vocational tralnlnl
to that appropriated by each OF TN
states of the union. +,
An affirmative vote was taken
favor of the stevens mn, Whlc
would enable manufacturers OF STANG
ard or trade mark products TO II
n universal price on their proouc'
and compel retailers to adhere 10 Una
price. save in certain cases. such
bankrupt sales, etc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-15

A man from "up state had gone
TO "A theater in New York. In an IN
t0r,'oi hctween the acts he turned TO
tho metropolitan who had the seat
next to him. ,,,o
"Where do all them troopers come
from" he inquired.
Il don't think | understand sald
the city dweller.
II mean them actors up yonder on
the stage" explained the man from
afar. was they brought on specially
for this show or do they live mere =
81 believe most of them i've mere
in town" said the New Yorker,
"yveIi. they do purity blamed well
for home talent" said the stranger
Philadelphia Chronicle-Telegraph
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-15
BETTER Than SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children OF he'd
wetting There is constitutional canse
for this trouble. Mrs. NJ. Summers. Box
w, South Bend, Ind, will send free to any
mother her successful home treatment with
full instructions. Send no money. but
write her today il your children trouble you
in this way. Don't blame the child, the
chances are it can't help it. This treatment
also cures adults and aged people troubled
with urine difficulties by day Or night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-15
Tcmuorary liberation.

Eminent Specialist-ies, madame.
your husband is suffering from tenn
porarv alteration, due to oVerwork'
The form of his mania Is quite com
mon.
Wife-Yos, he insists that ne is a
millionaire.
Eminent Specialist-And wants TO
nay me $500 for my advice. Well
have to humor him, you Know
Judge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-15
Iirht SniIors Missing.

OIEENSTCWN Ireland, April II.
t5:3O p. m) Sixteen sailors of the
| .ondon steamship chic, which was
and sunk by German
were landed today Eight
men are missing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-15
ECHOES

HONORABLE Gahe
\ENSOM. who got
RICH in the oil
BUSINESS. has
BROUGHT back a
SET of $4,000
EuRS from the
EAST. but refuses
TO show them To
ANYBODY on the
GROUND that the
MAN who sold them
TO him told him
TO keep them locked
Ip. Us tlis was
THE time of year
WHEN they would
SHED If the
AIR got to
THEM.
Blouic'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-15
SartOrial.

Large checks will be popular this
year" says fashion note-1ust as II
they were not popular every year, SO
long as they're not bogus checks
- q nliul
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-15
sIsAL SHORTAGE WON'T EFFECT
VIII Carry Out Plans For Binder
Irvine Prant at Pcnitcntiary

Special to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 1.-THE
reported shortage of sisal will have
no effect on the proposition of estab-
fishing a binder twine plant at the
state penitentiary, according to men,
bers Of the state board Of affairs, be-
cause by the time the plant is ready
for operation conditions will have ma
teriaily changed. 1t will be year
before any Of the product can be
manufactured at the plant, as the ap-
preparation made by the special ses-
sion Of the legislature only con-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-15

at least once day. Wash thor
onghly with warm, creamy lather
OF it, then rinse the face with plenty
OF cold water. .,r
1t does not often take many days
of such regular care with Resinol
Soap to show an improvement, be-
cause.-the X esinol medication sookhes
and rrtrtshes the skin, while the
perfectly pure soap is cleansing it.
In severe or stubborn cases, Resinol Soap
should be aided by little Resinol Ointment
All druggists sell them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-15

templatcd the erection and equipment
of the plant. It is the intention OF
the board of affairs to proceed as
rapidly as possible with the erection
of the plant Sisal. which Is used in
the manufacture of binder twine.
grows abundantly in Mexico, and 1t is
believed when the internal warfafNyan
that country is stopped the material
may be produced in quantities sum.
cient to insure the procurement Oh
any amount needed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-15

Foresceing the Worst.
Eminent Specialist-Your trouble Is
with the alimentary canal.
Member Of Congress - Great
Goethals! More Culebra cut. ] sup
pose,-Judge.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-25
WRECK
SUBWAY STATION
IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.--The first real
violence in the traction car strike oc.
CURED today, when the subway station
on Hundred and Tenth Street and
LenoX Ave, was wrecked by a dyna-
mite bomb.
The ticket agent and the ticket
chopper were injured.
Hundreds of passengers who were
in train which had left the station
Just two minutes before the explosion
occurred had a narrow escape.
The officials OF the Intcrburrough
police charge the strikers or sympa.
thizers with setting the bomb. Union
officials deny any knowledge of the
affair. and express regret that such
violence has been resorted TO.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-25
CAMP Of
JARB|DGE HAS
BUILDING BOOM
BY w. W, FISK.

\ large amount OF building has been
done in the town the past few weeks
and frame buildings are rapidly taking
place OF the old tents which have for
so many years been the habitatiOn OF
our citizens. From one end of Main
street to the other. buildings OF all
kinds and sizes are going up as fast
as the lumber can BE- hauled In from
the saw mills at the head OF Coon
Greek and at Towards Cabin or from
the lumber yards in Twin Falls.
Mrs. McCullor has added three
story hotel TO her Nevada RoOming
House. thereby showing her great con
fidcncc in The future OF the camp.
The Long Hikes Company are just
finishing q threc-room hospital for rhc
use of Or. II. \ Ashbaugh
John Cost, L. T.. Duzier and J. =.
Duncan hav" built. large and com.
odious cellars in the side hill FOR he
safe storing of supplies.
The Long Hikes Company nave add
ed another extension 40 their Office
and have installed therein a Dclco c!"c
tric plant TO furnish lights FOR III" Of.
flee and the residences uf several Of
the Officers OF the company.
The Long Hikes Company Hav" also
installed - horsepower gasolin"
engine in new building across the
river from their office, with an clcc-
trio generator TO supply power for the
hoist which they are to install in the
lower runnc LAT the Wine to sink the
Wine from it's present depth OF nearly
( one hundred feet To depth of over
| five hundred feet. at which point it Is
proposed TO connect with tunnel
which will be the main working tun-
! mel for the mine and which will b.
! about on level with IN" top Of the
! proposed mill
The Long Hikes Company built a
/ wagon road around from Bourne gulch
to the lower tunnel. bur ms this road
will not be- of much use during tho
| winter they ar" now building surface
/ NlbuiNNN ilbll 'ut ilNfI 20 point
/ about level with the lower tunnel and
! will install gasoline hoist to pun MP
J all supplies for the mine and for the
boarding hous" which they are build
| ing near the tunnel. another tramwdy
will he built around from the upper
terminal of the inclined tramway 10
/ the boarding house and the mine. This
/ Company have completed payments on
most of the claims which they had
. bonded and are now having III" whole
/ group surveyed for patent
\ serious accident occurred in the
Wine of the Long Hikes mine on the
] afternoon of the 14th Of October. when
/ y. J. Flanagan was overcome from the
/ poor air and started for the surface.
! His partner went up the ladder with
J him Il ways when he was unable to
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-25
FRENCH TAKE
GROUND LOST
IN FEBRUARY

PARIS. Oct % Nsrth OF Vcrdun
the Germans launched Two counter at.
lacks on our new front. one was di.
rected last night on Carriers Haudro.
mont sector. ana it was effectively re.
pulsed Another was launched at five
o'clock this morning against the Dam.
Ioup battery. hut it was beaten off
All OF the ground captured yesterd
in our glorious offensive. when our
forces regaincd practically all of the
ground lost TO the Germans since the
verIun battle February twenty-first,
IS held intact by our troops.
Fort DOuaumont Is firm i'm our
bands. and the village OF Douaumont
is strongly fortified by our guns. The
Commandant of the fort Was found In
underground works and was taken
prisoner Our new positions are being
strengthened
This Is one OF the most dccisiv" bat.
ties of the cntir. war. and splendid
Victory for the French troops
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-25
GOLD CIRCLE IS
GOING FOR WILSON
Especial to The starr

MIDAS Gold Circle DistricU, Oct.
22.-The camp of Gold Circle is on the |
side of conscience in this campaign for
national officers ard legislators Our
voters have followed the trend of
events for the past four years and
know the great achievements accom-
plished for the people by Woodrow
Wilson and 50 capably supported by
Senator Pittman. This knowledge
makes the voters res csponsive TO those
just aims that democracy strives for
and as directed by Democrats like Will
son and Pittman.
In such conscience the voters are
passionately in favor of Democracy
with an emphasis for the election of
Wilson and Democratic representa-.
tives who will support his policies for
the upliit of the nation and the better
! ment of the opportunity Of the average
American.
Here In this mountain retreat are
$50 voters. So Impressive is the ad.
minfstratiye policy OF the Wilson for
ces that 90 per cent Of these voters
will cast their ballots for Woodrow
Wilson and those Congressional can
diddtes that will support his lcEisla.
tive and constructive aims
The most active in the camp are the
women voters. Under the leadership
of Josephine Ceyman. Mrs. Charters.
Mrs. Primcaux and Mrs. Boyle a thor
ough campaign through their woman's
Wilson organization il being made for
votes for Wilson and his supporters.
The answer OF the Gold Circle ladies
TO Anne Martin and her like on eleC.
| ton day viii practically be a solid
! vote for Wilson and rittman. Old line
Republicans like the Charter family
/ are earnestly working for the success
Of Wilson and Pittman. They. like
/ others. recognize the great good done
/ and with clean atriotism will do their
! duty.
/ Mrs. Geyman is most active i'm cam.
( paign work and is a member of the
I tOheIfSSlpilhl tOllllll'ltt Ol lIt M
I tional Council of Women Voters of
America. This organization has such
members as Emma Smith Deyoc. Mrs
Jane Adams of Chicago Hull House
fame. Carrie Chapman Gait and the
like.
n Mrs GCymHn, ~ n national figure
i'm tie cause of woman's suffrage. Is
upsparing In her demunciation of the
I Anne Martin methods IN this cam.
/ paign. The Anne Martin methods are
characterized ~ pcrfldious to the
cause of real woman suffrage.
In this case the assumption Is that
the Republican campaign managers
are paying the expenses Of the eiabor.
ate campaign carried on against de.
ccncy and fairness In American poll.
tics by the Woman's party clan as di.
rectcd by tho Wnman's party manag.
ors
The Gold Circle voters will have
none of this and II Is thus ordained
that Woodrow Wilson will have almost
n solid vote on election day from the
Cold Circle district
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-25
MUCH ENTHUSIASM
OVER BIG RACES

Great enthusiasm prevails over the
big auto race meet to he held at the
Rodco track next Sunday The driv-
crs are tuning up their cars. and rs
the track is in fine condition. much
better time ~ expected than was made
last August
Every person with sporting blood In
his veins will be- there. ana It begins
To look as II the $1,000 purse will pale
into insignificancc when compared to
;hc side bets One driver. Is said to
have offered to bet $1,000 that he will
beat any individual car on tho track,
or nc will bet $1,000 against $4,000 that
he will beat the field
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-25
MEX. AFFAIRS
MOST SERIOUS
'S|NCE BIG RAID

WASHINGTON. oct. 25.-Gene:al
Funston has reported to Secretary
Baker that General Trevino has evscu.
ated chihuahua The Carranzista
forces have suffered severe defeat
with more than thousand captured
and slain.
General Pershing reports that the
situation is now more serious than at
any time since the Columbus raid. 1t
is feared thar Trevino will join Villas
forces.
Considerable anxiety is felt al
Washington. but the officials say that
the United States Is prepared to meet
any situation which may arise.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-25
SPLENDID BILL
At THE BRADLEY

The management of the Bradley Op-
era House announces special bill for
tonight Little Mary pickford. tn"
Queen of the Movies" will be seen rs
the star in THE Founding"
This play Is said to BE- one Of the
best of It's kind. and It gives the little
heroine splendid opportunity to dis
play her talents.
Tomorrow night. The great English
actress Bertha Kalish, will he seen In
the splendid play "Slandcr"
During the coming week some of the
greatest living actresses. including
Ethel Barrymore. Helen Homes and
Alice Brady will he seen at the Brad
Icy ADV
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-25
KEEL is LAID FOR CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 25.-The ker.
was laid today fer the super.dread
naught California. in the Mare IslanC
navy yard. This will be the first shiI
of this type built on the Pacific Coast
Gay ceremonies on the battleshiT
Oregon brought out lot Of notables.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-25
CALIFORNIA BAKERS
MUST RAISE PRICES

SACRAMENTO, oct. %. --- state
superintendent Charles Johnson. OF
the weights and measures department
declared today that the time has com"
when the bakers are obliged to raise
their price Of bread under the new law
lie said that he was moi allowed to
regulate IN" price OF bread. but he
has demanded that IN" bakers make
ioaves OF not lcss than twelve ounces.
and the large loavcs are not 10 b" less
Than twonty.four ounces
lie says that the Increased price will
d" easier to meet than the unrcscrici.
ed lesscning of weight.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-25
OFFICERS
KILLED IN MEXICO

WASHGNGTON. Oct 25.--Coloncl
PCndlctOn. commanding the American
Marines At SantO Domingo City has
reported to the Department that Cap.
tain w W Low and First Sergeant
Frank l.. Atwood Of the Marine Corps.
were killed, and First Lieutenant John
Marston was injured in a fight in tho
Interior of Mexico with bandits.