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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
GRAIN
Chicago Grain.

CuICAG0. Oct. l1.-Reports that govern.
nent license regulations for the handling OF
| tie board Of trade helped to rally the corn
| and provisions markets today from acute
| weakness. Corn closed nervous at the same
Decerter S1.14 TO ia is and May VI .09
as Yesterdays finish 10 l 3-s higher with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Oct l.-HoGS-Receipt ~.
600 head. market weak; bulk sl7@ 1850
S17dls.s0, rough 1890, pigs sl2.5O
m1625.
CATTLE Receipts II 900 head; market
steady: native Neers $1,000 $50 western
steers SG.25g1475. stockers and feeders
SG.256o1l 80. cows aud heifers s5.l5G IL .35,
calves S0.50Ml6
SHEEP Receipts 1000 head; market
weak; wethers Sg.lOmI3, ewes $500 6C
IL IS, lambs si3.25@lS.25.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
Whitaker Is Chairman.
World Greek County Bureau,
11qiL Fast Hnhson

SAPULPA, Okla. Oct 11.-Herbert
Hoover, national food administrators,
has appointed Mrs. Charles Whit
taker of Sapulpa as chairman of the
Creek county food-card pledge cam
palgn. which will be inaugurated Sum
day, October 81, and continue for one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

week. The honor comes as n deserved
one to one of Creek county's foremost
citizens and one who has always been
in the foreground in every worthy
cause.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
PRODUCE.


CHICAGO. Oct. f1.-BUTER--Upchang
EGGS-Receipts 5.552 cases; unchanged.
POTATOES-Iiigher; receipts 80 cars
Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota bulk
Sl.15M1.22. sacks S1.25
POfJLTRY-Alive, unchanged.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

Yam Sims has read In a doctors
book where eating fish will make peo-
pie have more biytins. and he 10 going
to try to get smart on a small scale
by eating sardines.
Fletcher Fenstep's mule tore out
the last remaining post supporting the
porch at the postoffico this morning,
and now Poke Eazley will have to de-
pond entirely on himself while stand
Ing up.
Tobe Mosely and his boys went pos
sum hunting Friday night. They
found q nice fat one up a tree, but
like everything else, II was M high
o. II possibly could get
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
Oklahoma Cattle Sales.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. ll,-Cattle sold
weak, cows 1Oc lower: "a cars qusrantines
some sale quarantine cattle. Belby, Catoosa
73 steers, s57 pounds, SO; Watson, wynons
26 cows, 500. $685.; 26 cows, T93. SO;
calves, 167, $I3. so calves 2i2, $l2.25; 2t
calves, 9s2, 1915; Howard, Kanima, 20
steers, 709. 81: i3 cows. 669, $3.50; 80
heifers, 40, So. Tn native divisions: Erick
son, Foraker n steers. sl2 pounds, s7.T5i
60 steers, f97, $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12

lately, but Temporarily smothered by . cor.
responding Increase In liquidation, may be
expected to prove q decided influence when
any let.up In the selling occurs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
OIL STOCKS
Standard Oil Subsidiaries.

Furnished by Strandberg. MeGreevy & Co,
12l East Third street (Hotel TulsA). Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
New York Cotton Futures.

NEW YORK, Oct. lI.-cOtton closed ir,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
FEDS TO HOLD
BIG MEETING
Amateurs Get Ready Tonight
For City Championship
Scuffle

he Detroit Amateur Baseball ED
srat!on will hold its weekly meeting
az The new club headquarters We'd
nescay Night AZ $50 O'Clock All
managers from all classes and The
players 0. al Class 2 teams are 70
be present Tie 3 teams qlayers
invited include tho CRY Hat Store.
Miss Detroit Cigars. Coca Colss. ker.
wins, Douglas A G.. Glover A g..
Detroit Bros. D~tToi, Merchant Jrs
S. Hedvig Y VI C.. Hudsors
Waltons. 81 Joseph Y NJ G.. kerst
4 Resler. and p q " clubs
Class A and "A elimination games
viii starr on Aug - TIE nanagers
% he following teams who desire to
compete must Be present az WedHes
day nights meeting Bar-y's Reai
Estate. Liberty club, &. Gerard Y
y c. Blair Athletics Kentucky
club. Oakdale club. WlscA Tatlors.
strNzd Billiards. Oakcale Clue.
Burns Shoe company
Bondales. G-ays Clothes shop
Myrtle club, River Rouge Interim
tionals ara eligible 20 participate.
but must report "Wednesday The
new quarters are loca,eG a. No SO
Fou-thAve. between Warren and
PutnAul-ayes Crosstown cars 20
Fourth or Hamilton cars 20 Warren
are the most convenient.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01

then the merchAE: turned abruptly.
We've be- GOWN IN see the vile
and granddaughter 81 my old fishing
and boating guide. Hen" lie said Il
only found out she Was>aliYe by aO-
cident. They told me about your
little gift"
"Oh. the the old clam woman"
guessed Ben. coloring uncomfort-
ably
Yes. she's been digging CLANS for
living. but I've put m end 20 that
And 10 persuaded mo To have talk
with you Generally don't try To
boost or retard young rzcn have
done SO, with more harm than good
results. II it's In "a fellow 10 rise
he'll do IL. given chance, and In
these days the chance "a open TO
pretty much every body, In your
case. Ben. | saw good deal OF
promise till you started that fool
store back in the town suburbs In q
box and pull the I'D down. Do you
want some good advice %"
"Yes. sir" family mean
very much" AZ Little prod from
Lillian's side. And I'll promise 10
lpiioN II 10 the lfliHFl
'Tumph Well. close out that
dinky store just az Quicks the Lord
will let YOU Any money YOU may
lose isn't worth so much as your
time now. II you can't sell or give
IL AWAY. burn Then come 20 me
and I'll let you have place IN my
store. where you can learn 10 10
things right and In a big way. Save
your money, and " zen ready strike
out-or maybe I'll take you IN with
mo- Who knows7"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
Young Strikes His Bet.
ting Stride Tues
Y day

wAsHTNGTON. Aug. 1T was
intimated this morning that How
ard Ehmks viii pitch against Bert
GalIia this afternoon. That means
nothing. A. long as this tropical
weather continues pitchers viii be
worked In short relays Ehmke may
start, but n IA not likely that be
VIII nnlsh. nor viii he be cenrured
he retires IN favor Of Cunningham
or somebody else Baseball IN this
weather Is as much o. a joke As Il
was during the bitterly cold spring
The game this afternoon IL I'M
poriant sor Two or three reasons
Cns IL that victory wiz cinch this
series and make n victory over Walt
johnson tomorrow worth clean
sweep Of the Washington invasion
Another il thst II would re siN
straight victories for the tigers
The chief developments - th@
last "a hours deal with Pepper Boy
Young and Oscar Vitt Young re-
gained bis batting eye Tuesday and
made three hits. an Of which deve'.
oped into runs. II has been fgured
that q break OF this sort Is AL that
will be needed 10 start him going
again At hts old $50 clip.
Oscar Witt r. a sad young man
He pulled boner Tuesday that WI
make him the butt OF iokesteTs for
years 10 come. In he fourth inning
an argument started over a play a.
third. Witt had the ball and held
n. When the debaters were abated,
Nick Altrock asked Witt 10 see The
ball. Nick was coaching az third
This Is a common trick 20 work on
bushers Just up Witt did toss the
ball TO Nick. who sidestepped and
let II roll away toward the stand
OF course the man on third scored
The game Itself was very loosely
played. Nobody deserved the scor-
INK totals credited by the box scores.
This boner OF Wits and some
ragged fielding by Cobb gave the
Nationals a 10 ? lead in the fourth
Ayers and Dauss both were over
come by the heat and had 10 retire.
Gaiiia and Carroll Jones taking Up
the pitching burdens Jones was
good and allowed no more scoring.
A wild throw on Young and hit
BY Stanage gave Tige one In the
sixth. The count was tied IN the
seventh. when veach was hit By a
pitched BALI and Heilmann got cred
II for a double when Eddie Foster
gummed the play on grcunder
Milan finally got the ball and threw
II away. All this enabled Veach 70
tally
A walk and pair OF hunts flled
the bases for Detroit In the
eighth. A Wild pitch and a single
by WITT scored them all These 1
counters decided the game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01

The old woman came into the
\ store hesita ingly ard walked along
/ The counter until She came 10 pile
! of cheap calico remnants Ben Was
near the window and was uneasily
conscious that the eyes OF the old
\ woman were furttyely watching nm
/ In hurt him strangely 20 think that
I she was watching for a chance 10 Sc
/ crete Few cents worth OF the
| cheap goods. For moment he was
/ tempted 10 turn his back and let
| her hide "a much As She could
/ carry away but though Of what
I that would mean caused him 70
walk quickly 10 where she mas half
standing half crouching
can ! show you some OF the rem.
nantsf' he asked. unconsciously put
ting more cordiality into hts voice
than he was aware.
She looked Mp timidly. and he FELT
a quick resentment against himself
for hIs suspicion. A woman with
those eyes could not steal
NO. sir. II was goin' by. an
Just walked In" she said tremulous.
~. Them's pretty calikers"
Yes, some Of them are rather
pretty Can't I let you have some -
"N-no. / don't believe 80. II"
She stopped and turned her face
away. There were tears IN her eyes.
did think o gettin' some she
went on after momeu, Il aone FOR
that. bat the stores used 20 trade
with said Ne 7 wss starfin home.
An-an Just come In min>se 20 see
your cAikers. INggy1l ~ glad 10
hear bout EN-
w no IS PeSgy7-
M granddArter-she was goin
20 get a dress FOR She-weu. she
amt much but rags. an they Won't
let her 10 10 school in them. she'll
Be disapp inted
Why Can't YOU - her a-ezs
hero
Cause cant aint no money
Ne see hurr.ediy. II -t 20 the
stotes ! used "a trade Nltn fore my
man died th.nkin me5he one Mould
'rasf me FOR cAdkc- TIL I could get
'he money dig CLANS geuer'ly 20
sell but this season they - sca-se,
no fhey's some offered 20 bring
clans for the dress or 20 sell en-
an eriug HI money soon's | could
Hu, they didn't seem 70 even want
ne 20 lock az the caukers When I
seen your store I thought mebbe
you wouldn't mind nay lookin ~.
Tie Feggy II Ike 20 hear bout the
st~ie o. hggers
~Of course you can look But Why
not let me trust you Tor dress7 ?"
she raised her eyes wonderinEly
'ie don't knoS me. she Ans Nered
simply, ann ! might never pay.
I'm getting pretty OLD. an I have
spells Rut ri try 20 IL wouldn't
seem so bad AZ the o.her stores, FOR
{ used 70 ouy good deal from them
fore my man died. AZ hey wouldnr
lose much I'd never thlas O such
hing Il twa'n't for Peggy needing
n So
oh. veil he charging par' Is AL
right. Ben said cheerfully just
sou pick OUT the prettiest pattern
YOU can And and Do sure there
enough % II. Sometimes trust blk
strong men who are at'e 20 earn
lo, ot money. but who cont pay anl
rs only iair Z should trust you've
Eot something Z want 20 be doing
Tor feW m nufas. So take I'm
time YOU want fou can BRING me
round some CLANS 20 y Cor The
dress whenever 10 suits SOFA kno%
Fle turned h.s back ~ me rem
nanf pile thinking perhaps the old
oman would feel less embarrassed
ard ran his eyes quickly over az
assortment ~ WoollenB Presently
BIO took DOWN piece ~ soft graz
goods ath q small figure and meas
U~d from e ten yards This h
cons 1e~ed good dress pattern
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
TRY RUNNERS
ON MICHIGAN
Ponies To Gallop AZ Mt. Glenn
ems This Month, say the
Turf MoCuls

Racing 10 Csuada on TIE blink
until IRE end % ne vAr RAINING
races Michigan s-e 'ust starting
II Is hoped % The hs-Etall can 20
ultimately bring ne game % Detroit
on a large scale TIE frs' step was
a meeting attempted Grand Rap
ies last month r was stopped when
somebody asfo-nde1 'be prosecuting
attorney by infimatious ths; there
was betting 81 The track
The next drive viii BE- made A. NJ;
Clemens. who're fine halt.mle
track and grandstand were recently
atrod az supposedly for The hkl.-
NILE rro9tars II Is announced that
on Aug H. a l2day running meet
viii OPEN a. NJ Clemens Horses
from al the country are being
sought special inducements being
made % The uAgs hat have been al
Windsor. 50 II = reported.
II the meeting seems 20 be sue
cess and nobody SANDERS ne meet
IN The hearing ~ TIE authorities
with insinuatiOns thAt tie psrtnu-
fuels ara something more than gum
machines. the ponies sill be deem
- established IN Michigan and the
turf fraternity will Whoop Il ~.
Racing finished II Canada Tues
day afternoon. when the Kenlworth
track staged - las program The
feature OF the card was he beating
Rancher was given By Goldcrest
Boy IN ire handicap race The win
ner paid a fair price. as the badly
ridden Rancher was tzvorite. Most
% The winners paid good prices. al
tho only tvp or three could be con
sidered genuine long shots. The
folks xho were wise had good a..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
7ro5 Pace. Hickman Hotel. 5000
fT~S In Thr~st
FOUR OFFENDERS
SENT TO PRISON

Earl Sharp. No 80 Hogsrth ave
pleaded guilty 20 80 charge 81,
abandoning his wife and baby, after
borrowing 1850 from his mo'her-ln-
law and sas sentenced 20 one year
IN PRISON ~ Judge Jefrri~s Sharp
Gas arrested IN Philadelphia
Russell =. Oliver. caught trying 70
sell stolen automobile. vas sen.
tencst 70 tout months. and Albert
iOring and Harold Hastings. con
vicied of driving away car belong
ing % Capt Edward Mefzen. an
army ofhoer now stationed az Fort
Sheridan. were sentenced 20 SIX
months each.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
Tigers Have Chance to
Cinch Series By Win Today
RED sox PLAY IN
nTtEIR oLO,TlME LUCK

BOSTON. Aug The Red
Sox are lucky sfiTs. as usual. &C
cording 10 tho white Sox The
Red sox happen % be leading the
league today That's because
they trimmed the White SoX yes
rerday 50 The world chemDs
don't care what they are called
u AL happened IN fho first inning
uf The Tuesday tiit Harry Hoop
or crashed into a line drive that
went 20 rirht felt Shane Col
Tins got ga the bah Just IN time
20 defecr q Nth his glove into
rho right Geld stand Thus d
was s home nun Two men were
on Tally trail and three men
scored on the blow The freaE
homer won ne, game and put the
Red Sex our IN from;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
BANKS AND JORDAN
~ TfTLE CLASS TIL

A terrific chess engagement All
along ths battle lne vil begin ~
Cedar Point Monday when New.
Ell BANKS, ~ T%.roi. wll play
Alfred Jordan English champion
in champion ship match llr
irg his tour iast winter Banks
won honors enough 20 entit-e
him 20 ranking as international
champion
NJ Jordan Is IN Detroit today
and will give Ar exhibition AZ the
?. VI. G A building tonight he
WI play The world A. both chess
ard checkers All who ~ish 10
Test their skill wtrh he expert
are requested 10 bring their owH
boards and o.hcr Implements
w,th which ne game is perpe-
fra:ed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
BIG TROTTERS
STAR AT KAZOO
TRACK TO-DAY

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Aug. The
" & NJ trofters Will get into action
again this afternoon. when ne
whole field ths, started ID he class.
II a. Detroit will compete In he
$4,000 Paper Nails stake here Al
added starter will Be the hizhly tout
Cd Pittsburgh. that viii be driven
BY Murphy i is probable fhat
George Slaughter. who owns Lucille
Spier viii drive IRE mare himself
Murphy has been handling he De.
troit entry, Out has won no shekeis
Nth he-
TIE SAVOY captured he % pace
Tuesday ard RoYal MACK ran away
with re Z - frot Cox and Murphy
were he drivers Tampa aft stole
The AL pace from Barter Lou a
heavy ,av0-ite TIE summary
INSERT %O$p
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01

The annual convention OF the
AichiFon Association % Police
Chiefs. sherifrs and Prosecuting A..
torneys meets az Grand Rapids for
. thr~eday session.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
prraldenta MIN Annin

The Presidents cricket team con
tinues 20 have II on all corners. bit
n had close call The last time out
Tho De Soie-Ncal team did The scor.
ina. The nnal score vas CO 10 So
counters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
INGARA AND
STEPHEN MEET
AT BATH CITY

Mt CLEMENS Mich Aux -
The short ship fro.-ars vii have
their biEEes' dag u he year this a.
terroon. The program here calls
FOR the 2ls trottlng stake FOR 4
purse OF $4,000 Entered vii b.
those favous rivals. irgars and Ste
pher. and also Doris Watts and Mar
tinos an Ohio trotfer that "a invaG
Ing Mich gan Most % these stars
ventured into he grand circuit last
week and excitement r. riruing high
over their prete1sions 20 fame
The Tuesday racing here was eT.
callnnf II. slnlrfarT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01

'Rsfted FOR r. Jones ln sighth
Innings 800
Detroit an & r -
Wathiugfrn 5000 % - . 0 0 %
Two-hss@ hfts -.tice. Hstlman LIT
% Eases Detroit L. Washington
WaShinVton Is Bases n, bsiis-Or
Ayers s n Dauss z - fours T. or
gailia 3 cr Roland z IIlts and
earned rwns--lN Uauss 4 hfts and
runs IN innings ~ o. Jones and
in - Roland 2oand In z or
Ayers. 3 and @ in 8 ~ GSilia and
in hy pitcher By Ayers
StnnaEe snf each ~ Gaiit. N~arh
struck olt ~ ranss VIII Ditch
-GHluA Time -2fE Empires I'll
debrand and Connolly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01

Col, Fiend What. 1880 for
that shack
Agent Bnt 'hink % he szel
golf course within a stones throw
% g.
Golf Fiend on. we'll that's dr.
ferent III take H.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
STANDINGS
American League
STANDING
Today. Games

Detroit IN Washington
Chicago IN Boston
ST. Louis In New York.
Cleveland In Phiiadelp hia-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01

PrintfnE--fhe pisin meat tind--thst
4. rfsht--Tfm~s lob Drpf~-MRis gro
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
~ THE
CTACE
By Ripley.

jan Levy and RS Four symrh ony
Skaters 1911 oe str ng the features
a the vsatcv.le bin 20 - orered
lr tze orcne4m theAts- next week.
raer --rtrg - song aui iaace
~-vpe. ssauttsuily costumed Ant
staged ans - called a study IN
Sl= ety Taer@ wa - ave ether
acts az -s-ai lncludtns Rooer; J.
- rs w.ta - song stories in ro-
ti-r glctgres VIC Aas been retain
! e1 sor d se..r4 week NJ Mails as
4 tenor srlea Sex niiItE and rzu- g
arl pa Sea u a.Ustrating th-
-ts puler songs motion
pictures has tAken well There - "
te auat.a~ 1ivinx contests a. each
pevfcFrAnae ana On WedaesdAy Aut
Trursf8F shts Helen kennedy
re-r,- ana Irene MsShane Z
gievelant wiii meet .n a. inter
IN c-s -outests "A aa~1 rlty TIE
F.-tlr- gr gram wr IN accom- pan a.
t~s vRl'ry he includes Charles Ray
.r ~.ten jlm sut a. tce sfter-
noon only. n ear WHtt- in the
secln ~ napier The FatA. Ring.
th- Vs~ sensational seris.
TA. cab0ret en.erNls o-~r'ns.
'rT MED stAtea = &C. Tins slccess
,ts w--k IN tre Pala~e gardens The
r.-,te- viii 81. tne feature iu the
tsts in NJ pala-s A. 7anss ne
Ran 28h rgr, wl IA ~ popu-
tsry RI ,re 7at-,1 t.- cabaret r,4rn-
th@ hs clad rlN ears q
marines and tte GIRLS posing as Ak
l-1- -fs rar ~ ~ear gins
tr agrr- ard sun 7rets Ras
sr' rfENf i~ ere Fatnls o. sr@cf AT
early feature THE ~so4trai prorra m
~e- ere - '<a1 cnii@ge s1as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
National League
STANDING


Boston IN Chicago.
New York. In Pittsburgh
phillies In st. Louis
Brooklyn In Cincinnati.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
Tuesdnr,s Results

Innings 49, So z
Chicago n o o 0 o. 0
Boston - o 0 / 00i - SIS Q
Batteri.s-Ciootte., Williams and
Schalk. Leonard and Thomas
Innings 49,
New York; 0 3 o - !
atteries--Davenport, Wright and
severoid. Caldwell and Walters.
Innings I23. IS 2
Cleveland 4 0 o AL o. sil 2
Philadel o 0 3 o.
Batteries Gould and Bill
iings, Seboid, Bush. Anderson. r
johnson and Schanf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01

Groom Ycu will always look tho
same 20 me. my darling
Bride Foolish boy And havo
ordered 10 new gowns already.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
TheEpeninS Story
Reason For Selling Out.

Copyright 1915. BY W. werner)
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-11-05
Draft Rioters In
 South Sentenced
lAssociated Press)


 ARDMORE. Okla. Nov. l. Three lingleaders in the Okla homa draft riots were found guilty and sentenced to ten years in the federal penitentiary and twenty six others received from six months to six years for par ticipation in the same disorders. The men were all charged with conspiring against the govern ment of the United States.
 The anti-draft troubles occur red in three counties north of here early iast spring. and the rioters spread fire and pillage over many square mAes of the state. Railroad bridges were burned and rails taken up, while stocks of stores were comman- deered and many people terror ized. The band was finally round, ed up by federal marshals after several of the leaders had been killed resisting arrest
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-11-05
RUSSIAN FLEET DEFEATS TURKS
 IN BLACK SEA
A SSoCiated Press )


 PETROGRAD, Nov. 1.-According to an official announcement made to- night, the Russian fleet attacked and defeated a squadron of Turkish yes sels in the Black sea yesterday One Turkish torpedo boat destroyer is reported to have been sunk. as well as two Turkish steamers carry ing supplies for the squadron and naval battery in Inada bay com pletely battered to pieces by the destructive fire of the Russian guns,
 According to the announcement, the strength of the opposing fleets was practically even, but the superi- or fire of the Russian gunners prov ed to be too much for the Turks. who sought safety in flight after losing one vessel The two steam CTS were sunk during the running fight which followed. After the pur- suit of the Turks ended, part of the Russian squadron entered Inada bay and bombarded the naval land battery.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-11-05
PROSPECT HOLE
 HITS GOOD PAY

Word comes from the Toloyana that the company of Kelly. Welter & Pauli have sunk prospect hole 800 feet below the summer diggings on Amy creek and struck s250 dirt
 It is understood by this report that the pay is practically continu- ous on Amy inasmuch as pay was found to be good by two other plants nearer the mouth of the creek, Kelly, Welter & Pauli are 2,000 feet above the Films, who have also struck good pay.
 The owners of the ground where the lease is being worked are Kinney & Franklin, the ground running para,- Tel to the ground owned by Pauli, Irvine & Welters on Amy
 A new big mess house has been built on the property and log of flee and bunk house. The new Build ings are made of the best materials obtainable and constitute one of the best camps in the district
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-11-05
Roth Appointed
 As Representative

District Attorney Roth has been appointed representative of he pro vost marshal for this dstric ac- cording to we received here yes terday by him
 The power gwen Nil. Roth in this position is that of passing upon the matter of exemptions which have passed the local board of exemption He is instructed to use his own judgment in cases of claimed ex- emption except in the family de pendent cases. In the event of ex- emptions asked for on the dependent clause, the case is to be carried to the divisional board of exemptions. with no concern as to the decision given by the local board more than advice.
 The local board is given power to handle some cases of exemption, but in the dependent cases it will be carried to the divisional board by the representative of the provost marshal In other cases. such as physical claims and some kinds of industrial cases, MT. Roth will be expected to use his own judgment regarding the decision of the local board.