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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22
UlfSINFSs pERsONAL

LuMhlR and hnildins matcnll-Loui,ana
long lrai yellow pnc lumber shipped
direct from mill. subject 90 examination
~A,ogle,. Windows. doors and hardware no
HdtHrce payment required quick shipments,
gf1'c nuH count guaranteed S'Id material
ll i1r estimate. II. u. Taylor & Co., Lake
NORTHWESTERN Conservatory OF Music
in knights Df Columbus hall, ltGig South
Boulder. opens thia school Of dancing
lfnrsily evening February %, 1880. Those
desiring instruction hr there for first les.
son, latest ballroom dances Mrs. Mnude
Tucker Instructor phone l5ai.
Our new stock ~ garden ond flower seeds
are now h"rr seeds being scarce this sea
s.n. Lly early while stock are complete.
Binding stevens Seed company.
FIRST NATIONAL rAlLuRs. best value Ia
made 90 order clothes; cleaning and press.
ing bnsrmsut First National bank Bldg
Phone 300.
BEATrlEs want your second hand furnl
furr aud stoves. will pay the highest cash
prices ~ West First Phone g6l.
NOrlCE-.Io al persons. highest cash price
paid for second hand clothes, shoes. hats.
Phone 5Ii5
MASQUERADE costumes Tor rent. Any.
thing you want. Evening gowns. Phone
2iH4J
ARCHITECT employed. seeks work evenings.
IS years experience. best references. Ad-
dress box 1851 care World.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for mems
htNvNu NhIu eAllHi foAIH NNi Uouteral also
buy shoes aud hat. Phone 84G7
CARPETS cleaned, windows washed
charges reasonable Phone 5ls1 refer.
eurfF
FANCY hose. oncthird OF New York
.'orc 2l3 East Third
$40 PAID for suit, at Eagle Loan company.
First and Hoston
rut highest prices paid for second hand
clothing We also buy shoes. Phone 2is5
$40 PAID for second hand clothing Phone
$500
TUTORING given iu mathematics aud sci
tucc Tutor. T. q BOX 1858
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22
HrSINEss CHANCES.


| THE NEW oi field at Cemcnt taddo coun
ti, ntty miles 0H the Frisco from Okla,
! homh 'liy. invites sou 10 come and see
! can scil som, forty.aer leases near tho
ucv well at Cement aud several In the
| uoighborho0d W well, that viii soon begin
| drilling. H. Trevor Lows, 40 Terminal
| building oklahoma City
| OLD rhOsrlCfOR want, financial backing
ip search fur prr,ious metals ON Arkansas
! ana Ohhn1ml line, many years oi prospect.
! iug in "Nrrll COMMITTEES Leads me 10 believe
| chance 'rr good for Tungsnn aud other
metals iu the hills of eastern oklahoma. cx.
ponsc ,wili not be great Address BoN 1888.
CONCRErE plant. handlipg builders sup.
plies iu fastest growing town in tho
.late only concern located ON railroad
blochsi have portable mixer ana all tools
necessary blg yard aud building Can be
leased II Interested, investigate at once
Bon o14. llcnryeiia, okla
HOTEL O.l ROPEANJ, onk furniture Mar.
tu beds, Administer rugs. outside rooms ,
clearing 600 monthly. Investigation con.
'incos, $4,000 Special cifcumtinn'es effects
ihi. exceptional opportunity iu Ardmore,
Ohln Address hotel manager box 2Tl
FOR SALE soda fountain. Liquid Cntduuic
company make n n. A condition.
Original cost $1,000, vii sell for Sij0, part
down. hauknblr notes FOR the remainder
hfya"l d htlih. 'ollinsvillr. Okla.
WANTED Party to buy ialf interest in
pat'nt and muufa turo q bushes, that rs
j. gititnatc with unlimited profits, Address
bpN 33fI, rHrr World
GkOD Eki stocks meat markets. hardware
stores aud produce business f1r sulc .lo-
sTh pomcilI ll3ia South Main Phone
tlli.
FIRST CLASS jcwciry store for sale. fine
lo'hiiont old established stand stock and
uNWot, Invoice $3.50, must sell ~ oNrr. 10
North Robinson street, Oklnhoma city, Okla
Cement Fine block Of acreage near the
Cement well 10 Cement Okla 10 lease ON
an immediate drilling contract. Address BoA
2l6. MARROW. okla
! HAVE no acre, of good mineral land near
Zine. Ark What am ! offered f1r IL
Must ."ll Howard n Smith route .. boz
ia Joplin Mo
on ACCOUNT of other Interest ! viii sell
my business in Tulsa. good location and
cheap rent. n will take $1,000 10 handle
this. Address Box 1895. care World
WANT 10 buy steam laundry must be In
good condition and cheap. Ballard Broth
er. Morris Okla
OPPOkrlN Nl1N -Gct oil and gas lease ad
joining test well near Kirl. Okla Write
nov
Space IN established store. delicaiesson aud
confectionery good location: s5j per
month. Address 1868. care World
SAVE ~ ON your spring hat New York
store. 2i8 East Third
HART SCHNFFNER 4 MARK suits at dis.
count 2il Fast Third
WANT 10 buy botiling works must be
cheap bullatd Brothers. Morris, Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22
MONEY TO LOAN

WE can help you to own home, TO pay OIL
that mortgage, to build on your vacant lot
TO make your rent pay for your home, TO
borrow money on real estate at low rate an
nual interest, Our plan is different. Write
or call for particulars. The Co Cooperative
League Of America. i2l First National Bank,
Tulsa, Okla.
IL YOU want loan for five, seven or ten
years on business or residence property
In Tulsa principal payable at end OF term,
interest semi annually, see Greer Invest
mert company, 226227 Iowa building.
Phone 2l5O
MONEY TO LOAN--Wc are In q position to
loan $500 600 n mouth on Tulsa property,
either to help buy or improve prompt serv.
ice Tulsa Security company, Second aud
Heson. Phone 1875.
10 YOU need money! We loan on furniture
aud pianos at your home or In storage.
Weekly or monthly payments, Diamond loans
with bank. Unlimihd cash. 200 New
Ault Bldg. Phone 1888
MONEY on hand. 500. 900 private money to
loan on Tulsa property and farm lands;
no delay, best rates and terms. L. A, Lilly,
2ll.212 Texas Bldg Phone Sal.
LOANS oi any siae up to 500 600 on Tulsa
business property; low rates prompt
service Cleves y Bruce 20 Calais
building. Phone 1893.
81. 500, 81 500 aud $500 private money to
loan Hume Loan brokerage company,
2lU Clinton building Phone ai0i.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22
TO EXCHANGE
FINANCIAL
BOARD AND ROOMS
FURNTTURE FOR SALE

,oR REN1-Neatly furnished rooms and
board for gentlemen at Bl8 East Seventh.
hone 3022.J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22
ROOMS WANTED

the nsr, two weeks. or upiurnished small
ouN Address box 9376' care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22

FOR sALE-fouscbOi furniture for five
rooms and servants quarters most OF
which ls six months old; including plano and
Nictrola. Phone 1919,
FOR skLE-0ne leather couch. practically
new, or will trade FOR Nietroia sioA
South Cincinnati.
FOR SALE-furniture In i0.room house
and house for reut. close In. Phone 505a,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22

syndicate has hcon permiitod 20 sell It's |
stock an % Go "a half a point COM |
mission
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22

0I\ brick mantle, Go let by contract 'o u0u.
IuiDu nrtha.rr,. Phone 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19

ohe thing. the compsnsating bar q
would have to revolve with tho wheels.
This could be taken caro- Of by having
1t ptvoticaiiy fastened to tho inside Of
q ring. and making tho ring revolve.
Secondly. An the bar revoIves on it's
p!Hots. It would slide off the levers G
and d. This could be overcome by
having many levers, and many bars all
rAdiating from the same center, Civ
ing us mechanism as shown In Fig
ure 8.
II the spaces between the bars ana
levers shown In Figure 3 were to be
filled In, so that only their ends pro.
truded. they would really be convert
cd into gears.
Thus by fastening A gear ct would
have to be q bowel geaf) on the ends
OF each OF the driving shafts A and
B, as c and D. Figure I, and having
another gear E pivotically mounted In
ring or housing r, and having a
means for driving the housing, we
would have a practical mechanism for
driving the rear wheels so as to over.
| como tho problems of turning corners
etc.
The housing F is driven by fasten.
Ing to 1t a largo bevel gear, and 'driv.
ins this by means OF bevel pinior
connected to the propeller shaft, a.
explained In the last lecture.
| To review the action Of the differ
entail. when the propeller shaft is re
volVinC. the pinion II Will make tn,
gear G and housing F revolve WheI
the resistance II equal on both wheels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19
s|MPLf|ED LESSONS ON
PROPER CARE Of AUTOS
Intimate Talk on Working Units Of
S Machine Which Layman
----.... Can Understand.
WHY EARLY OARS FAILED
Steering Knuckle and Dlflercntial
host Important Inventions In De-
velopment Of Industry-S o m
Problems as Regards Rear Wheels.
AUTO LESSON NO. 81.
The DiMerentinI.

Copyright. 1917. by Fred. e. GuerrIch3 -
II we were to study the history OF
the automobile we would find that au.
tofnobiles were built and experimental
with from $50 to 300 years ago, and
that there was period OF about 100
years when practically nothing was
done In developing It. During this
time, however, the locomotive and
trolley car were brought to perfection.
The carly automobiles were failures
mostly because the problem of turn
Ing the car could not be overcome sat
factorily. II finally being taken care
OF by putting the automobile on tracks.
tho result being the locomotive and.
later. the trolley.
It is for this reason that the writer
regards tho steering knuckle and
mechanism. by which the turning and
steering are taken care Of, as regards
tho front wheels, and the dinerential,
which takes care OF this as regards
tho rear wheels. the most important In
rentions in the development Of the
auto.
Let us see what the turning prob
lens. as regards the rear wheels are.
When vehicle travels in circle.
the outer wheels will travel on a
larger circle than will tho inner, and
VIII. therefore, have to travel farther
In given time. This means that tho
outer wheels must travel faster than
the inner
AS in the auto. the rear wheels are
both driven, and SO both connected to
the single propeller shaft. the above
is one OF the problems to be taken
care OF lin a wagon or other drawn
vehicle. the rear wheels are inde-
pendent. SO that this problem: does not
come to wagon designers.)
The driving power Of the engine must
be exerted equally on both rear wheels.
as II there is more pressure on one
wheel than on the other. the car will
swing toward the side of the wheel
having the greatest pressure exerted
on 1t; or 1t would skid. II you will
place book OH table and slide 1t
along with finger against each OF
the rear corners. and then exert more
pressure on one corner than on the
other, you Will get an excellent demon
stration Of the above action.
incidentally. the dangerous skid
ding With which we are familiar Is
due TO the reverse of the above. When
tho brakes hold more on one wheel
Is held the most will try 10 get behind
the center OF weight OF tho car, and
so cause the car to slew away from
this wheel
Thus We see that. In driving the
rear wheels. two problems must he
solved. namely, making the rear
wheels travel at different speeds when
the car Is travelling In q circle; and
having the power Of the engine ex.
erted on the rear wheels, SO that the
pressure will always be tho same on
both OF them. The dinerentiai solves
both OF these problems.
AS the rear wheels must travel at
different speeds when turning cor
ner, the driving shaft must be divid-
ed. Let Figure show tho wheels
with their divided shafts A and b.
Suppose we fastened to each OF the
NSlafts lever. as G and D. ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19

the 'GS ..ud Shs seh e.:
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&. a. e H. ss;ss. n:
tum.
sSf &. 'ss sss Ss II, .as: sSiss
:ss :.,'!s Il j sf: f I'll:
uns You pu n:s bath pissp ana
Esss sss X. sssS: 81 ss:!
s. ePj.n ,n sai s.si Sssy . s go
@ ' z =: sn sF ai e'n lien TOO 1. s;
$ay hass e %sEs dSs.n sinstens set.
IA r. z: ri rs ~ A''f
s.;!s 4 ;ns Ss
Ss e. ss5es per mnu
Hass b found Tor accurate work Sy an n.
ssss psShas Tor syessre 70 aSSHs
Sa n. e. d fiss X s ds
m sSs% sH' BY :ss ssmes ss
q. lave put water In my battery rsr-
slss .e fsr 'sSeos,dp PIT sssrs nsrss DSs.
some In now' The battery has been weak
f'fta YOU ms.. never pu. ynalia,:a aid ND In
:S Al e III as .RS s.,s out ps d
Your battery. Ia probably about used up as
tffteen months Is tho estimated life OF
.. Please tell me II there is some way
to prevent the grease from getting out Of
III Sfs sv: Fl 'f' hsss isis
A.. Tighten the packing nut. which is
fssse 3. tho asyaTssi JOINT join ROMA this s' aos n
not help, you will have to remove the nut
a. s9d replace the felt found just in front
q. Please answer tho following auestions,
Cells for burning two s-yolt bulbs daily an
about how long ahould they lsst7 (2) ha,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

II, Hn yon have any problem, or Wish any
,,hs Auto Editor. TIE Times I pispsssh NV Nv.
iaE tns max: Of ysur car. your name And
! ,.. g E. G. e @ :,.s
wire on the front hoard OF the car, and then
y is nara Tor the engine TO get started.
NJ startsr and battery is In. good shape
p e :Saos ana .S AZ T oss alss
sdy: as il is verv hard on my Sa,tesy.. rem
4: Tour trouble. IL en,,r.ly With your, car.
ns fn ssss.is' s S.ig:s
Sr tWo M very ssn.isi,e.a G 50 turn nHtss
f fuls a. = ums). The pftmer wire ysn re:
I'm a a,,ws & haS 70
cerburetor. YOU inust Keep the throttle closed
when starting. as Il & Is opened. Al Is Gus.
s Si Sss s.s s's ss.a S;
please.
wi esv ,'ss y ass sYH;
4 !.heG. e siyiSf jump or jsSk. ~
ss e:
=. A. YoSr clutch tr.bs. probably due to
sTsay q IN e ss iii lin sf hi,sns5
to It's otirlns i eSndition. Perhap. the fsui'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19

1919 Ford run about 1aooo miles. which has
Sssun to leak oil. There IL no piston slap
In the motor. Now would you advise re-
httinS an entire new sot Of finBs on each
piston and use tho old ptstons7 Would this
slve the motor as much power a. renting
new pistons and rings. say about 20 ten
thousands over size. (0 When htuns new
pistons or rings In an old motor IS there
any advantage or disadvantage III grinding
them In the cylinder after ming 10 4 ut?
90 How Gun a Bosch high tension magnetic
5eh'e xSSd Conn eSnnses Il. cell. In .cf...
will Last more than week; Using u cells.
much longer life; "a I would advise the
the, oyiIndsrs reg,ouna also This does not
W worth Willis tsI There q much dinershes
q ssassiIns.. II rev, piston t!as:: TSs
The job Is done: Do not use q nlo On the
orackst.,, and po..ibiy gear. ana Silent
chnins viii be required to Install the mag
neto on The Ferd. il win probably Prove
bly, have . special sttacRnaent Tor this pIr-
orlption OF It and Instructions for Installing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19

had q bar Il resting against these
levers, with a rope + fastened to the
exact middle OF bar.
II the resistance OF both wheels 4.
tho same. as the rope F. is pulled.
both wheels Will be made to move
together and at the same speed. II.
however. tho wheel a be held while
is pulled, the wheel 3 would be made
to revolve. the bar E also sort OF re-
yolving, and taking the position
shown In Figure z.
Now suppose that when B has re-
volved a very small amount that it's
resistance became equal to that Of a.
Obviously both A and b would then
revolye together, and there would bo
no revolving Of the bar e. II. when
both had revolved little. the resist
ance OF B became less than Of a again
It again would travel while would
stop, while, IL when b had again NOV
cd little the resistance again be-
came equal, both would again revoive
II this continued Indefinitely. We
stops while b revolvcd continuously
and faster than a.
II a, instead of starting and stop
ping. simply slowed down, both A Ano
B would revolve, but B would revolv,
faster than A. during which time thu
bar Il would revolvo on L as pivo
| and as a fulcrum.
Now when an auto Is travelling IN
| circle, the drive, and, there..re. re
sistance Of both wheels will be equal
the moment both wheels are revolv
ing at their proper speed. the oute
wheel travelling Just the right amour
| faster than the inner. On the straight
| away, the resistance will be equa
when both wheels are revolving at tn,
| same speed.
This theoretical mechanism would
| therefore. solve the problem Of havin,
the wheels ievolve At different speed
when turning corners. and OF havin,
| the drive on .hem equal at all times.
It. however. IL not practical. TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19

the gear will pull tho geArs c and
D around without Il itself revolving
on It's own axis pin, the entire ar
fesential and driving shafts revolving
ae though one solid piece.
When, however. thers 10 more re-
sistance on ono wheel. say A than on
the other, rs ts the case when turn
Ing corners, thon tho. gear = will roll
around on the gear G, and thus drive
faster. and so mako B reSoivs faster
than A.
For balance and strength sake. there
are either three or four Of the com
pensattng gears ID set In the housing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06
PROCLAMATION
Governor Pinkham Calls For Agricultural Ac.
tivity to Make Hawaii Independent
In Reasonable Subsistence

WHEREAS Congress has declared the United
to be in a state of with the German Empire and
WHEREAS All obligations of neutrality have from the be-
ginning of this day ceased; and
WHEREAS, The Territory of Hawaii has its duty to the
States of the Union pacu
a of the Pacific Coast and the possessions connections
and high seas; and \ 49,.
WHEREAS The international Institute of Agriculture of Rome
through universal statistical agricultural
the world generally that dangerous and
impending shortage threatens the populations of all civilized
countries; and 4eG#
charge the food supplies and their distribution and
consumption within their own borders; and
WHEREAS The last harvest in the United States below
and food has reached almost prohbtive price
ticuary the poor persons Of limited means and
WHEREAS The Territory of Hawaii is secontained,
sef-supportng division of the United States; and
WHEREAS The and reports of the Governor
Secretary the have item by em disclosed
Territory of Hawaii fails such extreme the
production of her food supplies; and 1871
WHEREAS According to the fortunes of the Territory
of Hawaii by her indifference and neeency exposing herself
defenders the United States large by her helpless food
condition;
NOW THEREF0RE Il LUCIUs Z. PINKHAM, Governor of
the authority lies do urge and direct
whatever nature people having
their enterprise Immediate
necessary the production of the food supplies
requisite the entire population of these farsoated islands
and defenders independent of outside assistance for reasonable
subsistence. 1sESEa
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand
caused the Seal of the Territory Hawaii
DONE the Capitol Honolulu this day of April 1917
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM
By the Governor
WADE WARREN THAYER,
Secretary Of Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06
NAVAL BASEIS
READY FOR war

. I'VE have received confirmation
Of the declaration Of war"
-All preparations at Pearl Harbor
for war have already been made"
This Is the only news Capt George
r. Clark, commandant Of the Pearl
Harbor naval station, said he had at
noon today for publication.
The commandant expressed himself
as greatly interested in Associated
Press dispatches read to him over the
telephone by the Star Bulletin telling
of the nayy's progress in making
ready for war. =.
At the local naval station on Allen
street the force was ready to act the
minute orders came.
The u. s. s. st. Louis was berthed
at the navy wharf. Her officers re-
fused to confirm a report in circula.
ton today that she was to steam for
the mainland April Is.
The four submarines of the third
division, 35, SO, 81 and 3S, are at Pearl
Harbor, having been cleaned and
painted in drydock here last week
following annual battle practise off
Lahaina, Maui. s.:-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06
NO BREAK WITH
OTHER CENTRAL
POWERS AS YET

ASSOCIATED Pre.S bv Federal wiTeless)
WASHINGTON, ID. g., April 6. =
The United States has no intention
of seyering relations with Austria,
Bulgaria and Turkey; allies of Ger
many, unless those nations force such
step, as is regarded extremely like
ly
This was learned from excellent Az.
thority last night; Just prior to tho
formal declaration of war by the Emit.
ed States upon Germany. T.
II was also learned that the Off
Gals of the state department are con.
fident that the governments at Con
stantinople. Sofia and Vienna will not
be allowed to continue at peace with
this country. il Germany can avoid
suehsa thing They are confident that
tile Kaisers ministers in Berlin are
prepared for the declaration of war by
the United States and have already
matured their plans for dragging Aus
tria into an open break with America.
Turkey of course will act as she is
told to do by the Berlin authorities,
AMI probably will sever relations with
Washington within a short time. while
the attitude of Vienna is also believed
to have been determined in Berlin Tor
some time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06
navy TAKES OVER
WIRELESS PLANTS
Systems Between Here and the
Mainland Seized; Mutual
Gives It's Lee

& ..rN r 4 =
Az the most drastic war measure
adouted in Honolulu since the formal
declaration of war by President VII
SON the United States navy depart
ment at 1880 this morning took over
all wireless companies and plants In
the islands and established a rigid
censorship over the cable office.
The move means that absolutely no
messages other than federal govern.
ment or territorial official business
will be received or transmitted in ha-
wall by wireless and nothing but
straight English messages no code or
foreign languages-will be accepted
I the cable office. -
It also means that temporarily at
least the only means Of communica-
ton between the islands will be by
mail as the measure includes the
Mutual Telephone Company's wireless
department as well although in a
slightly different manner than the
others. ~
Navy Representative in Charge
A representative of the navy depart
mert has been despatched to the wire
less plants of the Marconi. the Mutual
and the Federal companies to take
charge. All of the operators have
now been enrolled in the navy re-
serve and consequently will remain at
their posts. The city office forces
of the wireless companies will not be
disturbed but they will be able to
take government business only. -.s
Commercial Business by Gable
All commercial business will neces-
sarily go by cable now and q censor
will see all messages sent from here,
holding back any which he may deem
improper. No incoming messages will
be censored here inasmuch as they
will be subjected to a rigid evamina.
ticn In San Francisco. Z
Although the wireless plants here
are in charge of the navy department
now the army will continue to patrol
and guard the premises as it has done
for some weeks past, due to the mail
number of available marines stationed
here. -. '..... =. .......
Although the Federal and Marconl
offices have been absolutely taken
over by the government the Mutuai
wireless department while practically
in the same position has really been
closed to commercial business and
opened to government business with.
out the navy taking 1t over. -
Navy officials said this morning in
regard to the Mutual Company and
interisland communication that after
the report had been made to head
quarters at Washington that possibly
an order might be sent out to resume
commercial messages among the IS
lands in the next few days.
amo9cdt membe2lsilsac