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The day book., 1917-04-30

SELEcTlVE DRAFT SOON LAW
UNLESS SENATE BALKS
Washington, April 30. - Adminis-
tration selectiYe draft bill will be on
statute books before end of week, if
present plans carry.
As matters stood today, senate
!. proposed to move substitution of its
draft provision for that in the house
bill. Full debate is again permitted
under rules, though if Sens. La Fol
lette, Gronna and others do not in
terfere the motion will go sailing
through.
The measure must go to a confer
ence committee of the house and
senate, there to smooth out mainly
the age limit provision, set by the
senate at q and by the house at 40.
Leaders anticipated today this
could be accomplished by Wednes-
day or Thursday, whereupon it will
be signed by Pres. Wilson and war
department will start at once it's task
of registering conscripts and prepar-
ing to mass them into army within
next few months.
AS soon as cOnscTipt measure is
out of way in congress, further at
tention will be paid to administra-
ton espionage bill.
Congress, which only a short time
ago was urgent about staying here
to advise and uphold the president,
is showing signs of real anxiety to
be done with its task and return
home. Probably this will not be for
one or two months yet, however.
SENATE AGAIN SQUABBLING
OVER DRAFT BILL
The day book., 1917-04-30

Ldlu DGuSNSS5 uOWCfSAJ LAoS
final vote can be taken by nightfall.
-O-O-
MAY DAY STRIKE FRIGHTENs
THE CENTRAL POWERS
London, April 80. - What tomor-
row-May day-may bring forth
throughout central empires was in
teTesting all Europe today.
Austrian Socialists and trades
unions have definitely determined to
institute 24-hour general strike. Ber-
lin dispatches limited at considerable
apprehension that German WOrkmen
would follow this example.
Just how far general strike agita-
ton has gone in kaiser's empire and
how many wOrkmen will join in dem
OnstratiOn tomorrow has been sue
cessfuIy concealed by German cen
sOrship..
May 1 may be fateful day for
democracy in Germany" declared
the newspaper Germania, cOnserva-
tive Catholic organ.
Most interest here centered on
what may happen in AustrO-Hun-
gary. For weeks past, ever since
news of Russian revolution reached
Emperor KarPs people, there have
been persistent rumors Of peace
moves from dual monarchy, and it is
known the nation is suffering greatly
from lack of food and general weaTi-
ness with war.
General strike in central empires
is primarily to voice protest of peO-
pie against insufficient food. Ac-
cOrding to best available information,
strike leaders count only upon tie-up
of all industry for "a hours simply
as showing people and government
the strength of the wOTkmen and ne
cessity for listening to their COM
plants.
-O-O
BRITISH ENDORSE U. S. PLAN
The day book., 1917-04-30

BRITISH ENDORSE U. S. PLAN
London, April 30. - Enthusiastic
approval Of endorsement Of cOnscrip-
ton by American congress universal
ly voiced by London newspapers to-
day. They declare belief that draft
would enable U. S. to avoid many of
mistakes made by Great Britain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
CaIldOFulia
BUnTlgJaI0Wv

Five-room. modern in every detail,
on paved street. lot 60X150, sell on
easy terms. Call 4123.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
JPmIkfmS & IrerWillegeE
W@CallQ Lots

$500 cash. Pleasant View addition.
{i5o-{llO cash. Kendall
S15O- $3.50 cash East Lynn.
$3.50 $500 cash. park Hill addition.
5000. south Zuuis street
{N50-$25O cash. Grand View.
$1,000 a dandy. high and slightly,
Kirkpatrick Heights. fine neigh
horhood
t1,aoO one half cash. Irving Place.
east front
$3.50 cash. Maple Park. S. Detroit.
$500, Eighteenth street
These are an choice. good invest
Wtuts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
OUR BEST BUYS

$4,000 buys good 7-room house,
South Denver, east front. 50X14O lot.
81, 500 cash handles this.
$4,000 buys a dandy on South Car
son, 5-room, sleeping porch, garage,
and driveway
5000 buys Groom bungalow; this
Is dandy place, sleeping porch,
basement, garage, 50X15Sfoot lot;
would trade this for larger house.
$4,000 buys new. almost completed,
5-room house, East Admiral.
$500. choice lot Croshie Heights.
$500 buys 10-acre tract two
houses, barn, we'll, large bearing orch
ard; some timber half bottom land;
adjoining Tulsa. Terms one-third
cash.
$500 buys good lot, East Hodge.
EIDW ARID L. BAERETT
Phone SO or GO 204 Bliss Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
To OWN Y@ur HIWMMe lis 0he
Greatest UmCem0iWe

1t the great love for home that has prompted the United
States of America make that she has made for
the defense of American interest in the American homes
thru loving parental guidance that great principles Of
justice is nted into the lives of boys and girls that
soon to become leaders and defenders.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
FOR SALE

By owner, nine-room. modern
house; new; move in now
lll5 North Denver Must see Il TO
appreciate. Phone 6509-5SO. Price
$500. w Il. killmer Inquire door
north.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
REAL ESTNTE,.
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
PaGEf0lfsm Begfms finn Tine M@ume

Patriotism is of the great virtues of the American peo
Pile Loyalty Country Flag and President is
paramount with At the bottom of all this patriotism and
loyalty and responsibility for it, love for home and
anxiety to be real factor the upbuiding of the community
in which live.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
PhOm@ S@l9
SOP REIElDEIR BUlLDlNG
NO0lhImM Bsa0S These

NOGhimg Bea0s These
$4,000, $500 cash, 5room modern bun.
galow.
$1,000 $500 cash, brand.new bungalow;
move in.
$a1OO $3.50 cash, 5.room modern bunga.
low: move in
SA5oo $4,000 cash, 7.room modern; lot
10ONl4O; dandy.
$500 S256O cash, 7.room modern bun.
galow, hardwood floors, built-in features,
lovely decorations, basement. furnase heat
$3.50, $4,000 cash, Groom modern, sleep.
ing porch, corner lot.
So 600, $4,000 cash, terms, s.room mod.
ern home Irving Place. basement, fine deco.
rations. ready to move in; dandy home.
$4,000, $4,000 cash will buy you
dandy l0'room modern home, close in, fur.
nishcd; let me show you this.
\ bargain: Ia rooms modern, close In,
$4,000, 1000 cash; get this.
S2l,OO0, 900 cash gets 12-room,
modern home right in town; the lots worth
the money-busincss property.
$4,000, half cash l6room modern,
fun basement, hardwood floors, huilt.in fca.
lures, fine garage, servants quarters.
II you are interested in any one here call
IF. NIL WIHuTlE
20 Hayward Bldg. Phone 5l51
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
III NJ ESTATE.
Good IHIOIIl@S

a real nr-t-class. up-to-date. 2
story residence. located lu Stnucnrtk-
cr HEIGHTS. large rooms throughout
oak floors throughout large closets.
handsome decorations. basement fur
uaoo heat garage, servants. quarters
Price Sl2.5OO.
GOOD. 7-room. modern 2-story
brick residence. oak floors. large
rooms and modern huilt-in features.
large basement furnace heat. corner
lot. walking distance 10 the city also
5-room tenant house. room for an
other fine residence. Price 1900.
A snap buy.
Dandy good G-room. modern bunga-
low. high. slightly location large
rooms. large closets. buffers pantry
large basement nll handsomely dec
grated Price $3.50. You cannot
buy the lot and duplicate It at present
prices of building material.
Good east front. Groom modern
bungalow large living room, dining
room. den. two sleeping rooms sleep
ing porch. basement. corner lot walk
ing distance TO the city. Price {i,25O.
JPmIkfms & TerWiIleger
Room -. Culbertson Bldg.
Phone 1906. 1855. 1890
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
THEODORE cox

Room 5O9 Daniel Bldg. Phone So;
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

FOR SALE by owner. lot on South Boulder.
between Fourth and Fifth. Phone 6ogi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
SPEAKERS TRAINING CAMP

From July TO { conference OF all
organizations engaged in education in
patriotic service will be held al Chau-
tauQua: New York. when it is proposed
camp Tor those who are 10 be sent
out through the country 10 wakcn up
the people 10 their duty in this time
OF the nations peril. II is. Il good idea.
and promises some results, us the
training camp is 10 work in close CO.
operation with the Council of National
Defense.
The purpose OF the conference is TO
furnish instruction and material for
the volunteer speakers who are 20 be
sent by the committee into every city,
town and hamlet in. the United States
10 educate the people in the meaning
Of the war and the duty OF the nation
and the individual in its prosecution.
Furthermore, every organization en-
ton has been asked 20 send represent
at!ves TO the conference 10 consider
how this work can be- organized TO pre-.
vent overlapping and to do the work
most efficiently. The sessions will last
through the entire week and will he
addressed blythe leading mon and
women of every branch of thought and
activity touched by the wal.
The one need in this country just
now is the rouSing Of the people from
their seeming apathy towards the war
We are engaged in. There is plenty
OF patriotism in the people. but il *
unquestionably dormant al ne pres
ent time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
GEO. Nj. SHOOK co.
Ripping Rhymes
RESPONSIBILITY.
BY WALT MASON.


On. Kaiser Bill. with hands so rcd,
YOU cannot shift your load Of blame:
YOU were not driven. forced or led
you broke your way into the. game.
There would have been no war. Red
Bill. no other monarrhs sought fray,
but YOU wee no, with lust 10 kill, and
drank nagon 10 The Day" Had you
but said Let war talk cease no le-
gions would have marched 10 die, and
we would sec the dove Of peace. where
now the battle pennons i:y. But you
for carnage were athirSt, and war
Lord" dreams disturbed your sleep.
and now your butchers name Is
cursed wherever soldiers widows
weep. As horror mounts on, horrors
head and famine makes your people
thin, you wish your hands were not so
red, and whine that yours Is not the
sin But all the weary worl Id is bored
when YOU cndcavor to explain that you
were ioath 10 take the sword, and
stroyr for peace, and str0ve in vain.
You built your war machine 10 XIII.
YOU longcd to. sec your nelShbors
wrecked admit the truth. oh. Bloody
Bill. and gain some fragments Of re-
cOort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
WHY THEY HOLD BACK

If there is any disappointment over
seeming lack Of sympathy Of the Latin
American republics with the purposes
OF the Allies arrayed against Gcrmany
many things will have 20 be conSid.
cred as holding them back. OF course
as followers Of the democracy OF the
United States they canno, do other,
wise than fight, morally at least. for
the things this country has taught
them. But they must be given Tim"
10 work out their own peculiar prob,
lens: and. further. it must be remem,
bered that commercial prejud!crs and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13

political conditions ar" far different
Their" from what they are here.
1t is Il matter OF common knoWt-
edge, or ought 10 b.. that there Is not
Il republic in 'l.ajin.Amrrica but has
tenehlrd greatly from It's Trad" with
Germany in the years gone by. Ger
man markets have been large buyers
Of The native products ri Latln.Amrr-
lea. and l.arn.AmrriCan merchants
have protircd by the unusual induce
mcnts held OH for their business By
German exporters If tn" inability 10
obtain German goods during he thirty
four months in which ihs WAY has been
in progress has permanently wrancd
some OF these merchants from their
old connections. il must b r"mcm-
brred that there are many others anX-
iGu$ly awaiting the time when these
old connections may be renewed More
over. d"Spir" the. many handicaQs
which nearly three years Of war have
imposed. The German element in the
business circles OF most lIatin-Ameri-
can republics remains powerful.
Once these commercial prejudices
and internal political conditions are
overcome and solved. the Latin-AmcH-
can republics, which have not already
acted. can no more refrain from tax
ing the side Of democracy in this struG-
glr than could The United States. Cir
cumStancrs may compel some 10 limit
their participation 10 the. adoption of
an attitude Of friendly neutrality with
respect TO the United States: and. as
is moro than probability, others may
hc found directly engaged in the con-
fct and contributing Of their rcsour-
ces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
MUST HAVE THE MONEY

There is yet time for the country 10
make good ii support Of the govern
ment for the pledges il has given in
aid Of our Allies by pilins up an over
subscription to the Sc.ppp.0r2 600 Lib
erty Loan. Al present the full amount
is some S10u. QUO. 600 short We have
until Friday 10 make up that shortage.
The IntelGgencer has firm belief that
il will be accomplished. because it can
not see how the nation can afford TO
default In the matter. Il is not pos
sible that the loyal people are going
10 allow this loan TO fail and thereby
AFFORD comfort and encouragement to
the enemy.
This is the situation. If the amount
needed is not obtained il will have
TO be drafted from the peopl. in the
shape Of taxation. How much better
j. will BE- 20 loan ~ the government
and receive a profit for your invest
ment than 10 be compelled 70 pay out
your money in taxes without an equiv.
aient for the outlay. In possessing
Liberty bonds you get back your out
lay with interest.
So far as The lntellieeaceC knows,
Wheeling has done as well as any
other community in subscribing 20 this
loan, but is satisfied size can do bet
ter. There are three days left 10 make
this record. Look at It rs 4 matter or
duty. Of patriotism and of loyalty. Your
country needs your money. Shell out.
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they must present. Il solid front. The
Republicans in contrast are. more au-
tunuIuous ard arr giving more support
d. an organization TO the President
THAN his own patty is rendering. The
Republicans are more cohesive because
| hey have Somr definite principles to
hol! thrm together. The party today
| l.; stronger than 1t has been for some
years past.
For IN" past six years Republican
history has been characterized by fac
t:oNal struggle for control. but diSrup-
i'ton Camf not because OF q difference
over principles. The only trouble was
over leadership. an unfortunate
>chlsnl. The Republican platform OF
1917 aad III" Progressive" platform
were almost idruNcai upon .'hr great
questions IT In" day. The R"puhItcdn
policies HAY" remained M .>aulr. anu
they have endured thr acid test IF pol
!ticS. party disruption.
In spit" uf all lis former discussions
within tbs Republican parry of III"
present hour is true 10 the Iundamcn-
tails OF publicaniSm. II would have
triumphed last fall had il not been for
artificial issues which becloudrd the
real difference between Rrpublicanism
and Democracy. The party has never
! been in the habit ri invcnting new
faiths and new programs to meet every
apparent tuiT in the tide Of public
opinion. Nor does it intend to do so
! in The present for thar is not the way
lot real and enlightened leadership
Il is at this momrnr the mosr efficient
force in tn" direction OF the national
affairs. Il was a Republican in tn"
House. when the President WAS de-
serted by his par!ys leaders. that
, came 10 the rescue Of The administra-
tion and forced through the Srlcctive
draft measure that the cNiCencics of the
. situation demanded. The Republican
party sui lives because it has prnci.
pies 10 live on. The Democratic party
survives mainly through the unrraSun.
Ing solidity Of the South.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
THE BITTERNESS OF DEATH,

II Is m"t death tina: som" time. In n
sigh.
This "uQu"n' breath shall take its
Speeches. flight;
That sometime ih'-Sr uright stars that
now reply
In Sunligh! To IL" sun. shall SGT ut
night.
That this warm conscious flesh shall
Perish quite
And all llrc'S ready springs forget to
flow.
That Thoughts shall cease. and the in-
mortal spirit"
Il" lapl in alien clay kept below:
1t is NOT death 10 know this; but tn
know
That pi"uS thoughts which visit n
our ETaC"
In tender pilgrimage: will ccaS" to 20
So duly and 81 uft--aud when grass
waves
Over tho past away. thcr" may j'"' th' u
No resurrection i'll tn" minds q: men.
--'rhOn1HS ilt.aI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
COMPANY EXTENDS PRIVILEGE
OF PAYING FOR THEM IN
INSTRUMENTS.
Amount Is Exclusive Of Company's
Subscription-5,0o0 Employees
Are Patriotic.

Comnlcto returns from the reports
from all the plants Of the Whitaker
Glcssncr company yesterday show
that the employees have subscribed
through their employers for total or
$2a5, 400 in Liberty bonds. These bonds
will be taken by the company. which
extends the privilege of paying for
them on the installmcnt plan 10 All
employees. The subscription list in
cudcs wnrkmrn in the mills and fac
tories and also The Office forces.
The amount subscribed is over and
above thai already taken by the Whit
aker.Glrssner company for the COM
pany treasury and is a good evidence
" the general patriotism existing in
the ranks Of fully 5.m'0 employees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
A PARTY OF EFFICIENCY

It is painful to see the Democrats
in Congress wobblnc around without
any set Of priucirles 10 guide them and
with no positive leader 10 lead them.
The House is split Into factions anu
in the Senate ther" is division in the
ranks. 1t is true the party vote is mar
shaled solidly on occasions. but SIM
ply because . caucus has ruled that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
ALLIES AIMS IN THE WAR

The reply OF the British government
to the request Of Russia for state
ment of the aims OF Great Britain fol-
lows the declaration Of President Viii
son in all essential points. II IS eSpe-
cially significant that Great Britain
makes plain that her purpose at the
outset was to defend the existence Of
the country and enforce respect for
international agreements. Since then
there has been added that Of "lberat.
ing populations oppressed b. alien
tyranny"
1T was also the first purpose OF the
United States in entering the war 10
defend our rights on the sea and 70
secure the safety Of American citizens
IL the enjoyment OF those rights. But
these things cannot be made safe with
out the overthrow OF the military des-
p potism which has forced alien govern.
ment on conquered territory. So We
have added TO our purposes in this war
that which Great Britain ratifes in
her answer TO Russia
Any peace that would he offered
specifying control. or even German in
fuence over the countries the Kaiser $
armies have ravished. would be impos.
sible Of acceptance by the Allies. The
peace that is TO come out OF this con-
tlict must carry the assurances OF
peace in the future-a permanent
peace, else all sacrifices will have been
IN vain. To secure the kind OF peace
that is desired means the supplsnting
OF the autocratic form of government
in Germany with a democracy. And
that must come.
1t has become obvious 10 the world
outside Of Germany that as long as the
Hohenzollern family govern by "di-
vine right and the head of this fam
lily is the commander-in.chief of the
army and navy OF the German Empire
and in effect OF the armies Of Austria,
Bulgaria and Turkey. the nations Of
Europe can have no peace. Europe
mast remain an armed camp TO be
ready to meet the secret plans of the
Eohenzollern monarchy. II. therefore,
is essential that the sovereignty OF the
German 0eoD1a Shopid ba ooo,,lo.n,,-
established in the German people in
lieu Of war lord, only responsible to
himself. The German people, II free
to govern themselves. will observe
their treaties with other nations and
not regard them as scraps OF paper.
The German people, if actually self,
governing, would be. as humane and
peaceful AS the French people, the ltal-
ian people, the English people, the Rus
sian people, tho American people, and
would permit other republics b. ;hci.
side-eo--Ibe humane and peaceful. For
that reason, one OF the fundamental
principles of peace in this war must
be the establishment OF tho sover.
eighty of the German people 20 be ar.
ranged in their own way. but 10 be
arranged in fact. Then We can have
permanent peace. buc without this ar.
rangement permanent peace can never
be established
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Juno T.
Corporate charters were ISSUED today by
he secretary If state 10 The following
West Virginia concerns:
hanging ROCK IoCahnnla$ Coal COM
iatmy vi Lex, 10 operate III Mcdowell
.-"!iniy; capital $""."uu. lncurp"raior&.
l., NJ. Evans. II. ". Evans, l.rN; L.. y.
! ltccker :. Il. Payne and D. NJ Eas!cE'
81 iilueticld.
valley l:}In Coal company. Of Clarks-
h!rg; to operate III t:uGl" district. Hair
r's"n county, capital $|.9"O; lncn nbr
harirs f. GHy' H. NJ: - WH!cn ana = "a
Talbot Coal comrmn? &C ClarkshurS;
- orcral" in Harrison county: capital:
$..0"", ncnrporators. }. j. Johnson, "t
Eridc, port. y. l.. ,.ihntt. u. l.. Mo.
Donald. l. NJ. Hall and Fannie Hall, Of
Harrisburg.
ON the appearance ut T. Q. sullivan
"' TIA" Manufacturers l'ight ana lieat
company. oI rIit>hurGh. continGancc
was :ahcu before tn" pGhi'c service con-
mission this afternoon on the coInpany'S
application /" increase rates.
Tin" r"mnliSsi"n III It's regular June
meeting To-Day. dismissed tn" complaint
"t i. IT, Scihy against the kanawhH X
Michigan railroad in regard In alleged
ii.ndcpuatr station facilities at Levi.
prosecution OF III" complaint having
bacon dropped Tho complaint Of l.. II.
i;nhcris against the Chesapeake & P"-
tonne Telephone company. relating 10
alleged iuad"ifntc service also was
dismissed.
Comfy courts may not Increase III"
lunj!." Of drI"Sit"r!"S for tho accept
hmc" sc county funds within IN" w.
year period G"r which tn" orlc!na de-
r"SriorIcS were named. unless III" !und:
Of tho county should exceed tn" lNlH!
amount at the authorized ma\r'nu:n do-
p"SIt* Cor which IN" d"p"Siihri"S nav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
comuRoM1sE EFFECTED

CHARLESTON, W. Va. June ia
has been effected III the
damage suit for Sl0n.D00 styled Loreha
Rail against DR.. Hiram e.. Jones. wealthy
coal operator. which was heard III red
craI court at Huntington recently. n
vcrdist Of $4,000 WAS returned for IN,
plaintiff. according 10 advices received
here. but WAS later set aSid' by JuuE"
Charles Woods. Tho amount or ~" com :
promise was hui little smaller than the
verdict II is said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Evr,.al Dispatch to The ln,r;Mscnccr.
EAST LIVERPOOL. -. jan" r.
Tn,Spnnrnt. ii is said. because n; GnnlrG-
lie trouble Mrs. William Palmer. ilfiY.
drained M ounce bottle Of Carn"l:c acid
with suicidal intent nj her home here.
tonight. Her condition 10 critical.