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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
Cine ernIte 1porne eeeen boeperraReriIe 9onSlunoen
9enti1e Slotte BON Bra
ilicn qcnommen.

~ Il ] W G Is lotte % II = | q
lilicn gcnommen.
S8 8oibinqtom 16. 9lpril
Cine icb6nc 5lottc BON AZ Ocutidcr
$onoelsicbiifeu bottc in @roiilien's
Sdien 3ufndt eefnOcn irno oIlC
iino, bier eiugclouicnen geridter
no6, onideincno BON Der braiiliani
iden Hcgierltng peegenonlmen NOR.
oen. 0ic SdJiife boben einen @e.
ionnltinbolt bon 24O,779 Tonnen;
bon 1880 Gonncn OeS Sun6urg.
glmerifo@ acknowledgements r@li6er"
1inab bis duf cii Sbiff BON 1103
Sonnen. SSn 9iio Soneiro logen 15
5o5r0cugc, in @ernombuco II, San.
toS 5, @obio A, @oroi6o 3, Sara 2,
9}io @ronOe 3 lmO in Sonto Gntbe-
rino &orouoguo0 mo N}oranbam
je I. &on oicien iino 33 Scbiffe iiber
1000 Eonncn groB.
Gcuti6e Eb6ti9fcit in
W}erito.
&ai6ington 16. gtpril
@citcre gm5ci6en oclitidcr Gbdtig-
felt in @crifo, @crbreittug- auti
amcrifonii6cr imo onti.@ntentc @ro-
paganoo, 9lusii6lng Ocutiden Sim
ihiiies ouf ole merifaniiHe 9iegic-
rlmg etc. iiuo in 0iplomotii6en 9e.
ridteu cnt6olten, ole ii6er Die eliro-
pGiiden SolptIt1Ote bier eiutrafcn.
Die @inlogcn me6rcrcr auslGnoi-
ider 9onfcn iino angeblid IN @e.
fo6r. Gic @eroiicutlihung oQer
Cingc SIT @upiten Scr Scr. Staotcn
mo ser @ntentc wcr0en bon ocn
merifoniihcn @eborOcn gcmiBbiaigt,
lmo Die 3eitlme 81 llniUcrial~
mltr0c fiir5lih megcn BON Oeuti6en
glgcnten ecmiBbiligten @er0iient-
li6uugcn mterOriidt. Gic SeranSge.
Der unO oic Gcoaftcure murOcn Dor
cin miIitGrii6cs @eri1t gerlticn.
Gigentbum bon 9luSldnocriL nit
9lusnabmc BON Tclii6eu. loa ougeb'
lid in @efo6r icin. Cic 9lniirenglm.
gcn Scr oeuti9en @ropagauOiitei
iino nomcntlid gegen @lateriolien,
Oie oen 8cinocn 0eutiAlon0's BON
]}uteu iein f0nnten eeridtet. Ger
SHrcibcr zines oieier 9eridte be-
6aiiptet, Sniorniation 81 6aben. oaB
10000 15olier Gel, @igent6m ser
yGoglc Gil GonpanD" elmer 6riti-
6en 6irma in N1natitlan oer-
6rannt woroen cicn.
Gle Oeutide @anf uno oic 0cltiHe
@eionotidait in Der Staot @lerifo
oacn oieieu 9erihien 5uiolec oie
merifaniihcn glngcleeen6eiten me6r
ais ic beberriMen; Die @riterc ber-
6ono ii1 inuie init oen merifauiicben
6inan3en lm0 Die 2eBterc fii6rt un0
beroi6et Oie Hcgierlme.
BoraguaD blcibt neutro I.
i6ington N16 g(pril-
@oroouo0s 9lntwort ad sic 9enadb.
ri6tigung ii6er ocn arieas5uiiouo
3wiiden ocn Der. Staaten imo
DcittiCblono muroc 6eutc cnpfougcn,
IS crfldrt iciuc RcntroIit1t. biaigi
ieOo6 oie 6anohingsueilc Der Ser.
Staatcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
Dur0brutbs-
lDtrln1.
Bon Orn SyranSuirn
besOnncn.
SSn Der (Segemb 5ipiIdbcm
SDi1Ums mno OScimlc.

SDihUns nmo Ofcinlc.
9(uf cincr 6rout Don 25 01eiIcu tobt
cine duBerit bhtiee s6lubt. -
Gie 6ran8oien madteu biS5cr
iibcr 10000 @efoneeue. n er-
bcutcu groBc @lcnac aricgsmote-
rial. @an5c ocutid6c 5teIlung
3wiicbcu SoiIions lmO Groonue
in i6ren Sdnoen.
9oris, t6. 9lpril. Die 6ran-
3oien baben 6cute @lor9en na6 mcbr-
tGQiqcn 9(rtiQcric Gorbereihngeu
cine grofc Oficniip.9cwcgimg in Scr
@cgcno 3piihen Soiiions imo 9ieims
cingclcitct. sic no6mcn me6rere
oeutiAc 2inien imo mohten mebr ais
10000 @einngcnc,
Gies miro in Dem no6ltebenocn
ofi3icaeu Bulletin aemelOet oos
6cutc 9lbeno bonn fron5oiiidenariegs-
biireolt ousgegc6rn puroe:
nsn scr @eeeno 5iuiiden st.
Gucntin ino Ser Giie onuertcn Die
9lrtiacrie.a0mpie sen oan5eu Sog
ii6cr tort. Siiolih bon Der Die bo.
6cu mir auf Dem &loteail oitlid bon
Scr 9nriiis 0iiincp 9aiic Sinie
nene 5orti6ritte gcnadt.
Sn oem @e6iete 5niiden SoiiionS
m0 9leimS 6aben mir nad unialien.
Den Observation-Disclosures ole
mc6rcre Gage oauerten 6eute Nlor-
gen cinen groBen @orltoB gegen oie
Ocuti6cu 9iuien auf elmer 3ront bon
etmo 40 ailometer (25 Melem im-
ternommcn.
Cine imqelnein blutige Sdladt
milroe ouf ser sat5en Clinic ousge-
fGupit mo Der 8eiuo itarfe Erllppeu-
maIieu imO cine sroBc Menge glrtil'
lerie 5uiommenge5ogen bate ile6er-
oQ entiproA oie Eopierfeit nnlcrer
Eruppeu Der bartndfigen gertbeioi'
gung imiere5 @egncrs.
s,n Dem 9lbi6uitt 8wiiAen Soii.
ions uno Groornc fiel ms Die gan3c
oeuiibc Ste0img Der eriten Siuie in
oie S5Gnoe. Sciilid bon Graonne
ba6eu inierc Srlppen Die 5peite
icinoli6c 9inie iiiolid bon Subeni,
court acnommcu @eiter iiioliD 0a.
ben mir umiere 9iie bis 81 Den glus-
lauiern bon 9ernericourt porgelHo-
ben uno bis gum glisue'aonol bel
SpiDre uno GourcD
Ger 6einO untcrnabm niebrere
cncrgii6c @egeuooritoBc norolih bon
9iae.al,9ois, Oie aber inter unle-
rem 6cuer 8uiomHcu6rohen lmo
oen 6eino ibwerc gcrlliie folicten.
Oie 3abl Der bon ms bis icBt &C.
nlodtcn @cianaencn ii6erlteigt 10,-
600. gfud er6eutcten mir cine be-
ocutcnoc Mcngc aricgsuiateriol, oas
bis1pr nod ni6t gc5abIt wcrocn
fonnte.
SSn ocr G6ampagnc oauerte an
Deridic0enen &imften mdbrenO 0es
gan3cn Cages oie glrtilerie-Ebdtig-
felt in lebbaiter @eiie fort. 9hif Dem
9lrit Der 3ront wuroe ole aauonaoe
nur nit lmterbredmgen unterbol.
ten
Sab Der BON 0.cn 9riten
gemo hten @efonge-
men 10000
2on0pn t6. 9lpril Der
bcute 9(bcno bonn britiihen glrmcc.
&uuptquortier ausgegebene ofii5iella
8eriht iogt 5olgenoes.
,Seit Dem Wtorgen oes 8. glpril
6a6en mir iiber $4,000 @eiongeuc
qemabt. 0oS BON uns erobertc
ariegsmoteriol umiAleBt 1914 sea-
nonen.
Sonit lit nidts bon groBerer @itb'
tiefeit 5u beridten; Elm beftiger Re'
Gen lit oen gon8cn glohmittag bin
our6 gciaIen"
Qnn0nf. 16. 9[nril = Sic Wri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. falf nus.

A}o0onf gate 9lsg, i6.
g(pril. Sic %. 2afe Nlobonf- Con-
ieren5 iiber interuationale glrbitra.
tion, oie aui Sen 49, II. uno is.
Mai ongeiebt mar lit meaen ocS
Gintritts Scr @ereinQieu Staotcn in
oeu @cltfrie9 ouf lm6eiiimntc 3cit
ueri1o6en woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
gicidlgtao tritt "A. QIpril in sitnnl

" m ter Dam, Dlo Nonoob Ib'
g@ril. Ter 0cuti1e 9leidstag tritt
nad Slugo6e Ser oSolniiden 3ci-
tun0~ am "a. 9lpril ipieOer 8nlanr
men lmo miro bis 3um @noe @iui IN
Sibimg bleiben.
Ser HeihSfan5ler, Gr BON 9ctb'
monn-3oawcN miro wd5rcno oicler
Sibung ieOeniaGs cine Grfldring IN
9csuq aui 8uBlanO a6geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
eIrOhiencr IN glodaunn 9arf.

9lew Dorf, tG. 9lpril 3woIi
&i0cn wuroen 6eutc Morgen in
9odowop @orf einem 9iciiOcn5.Ii'
itriit BON Gong Sslano, Ourd 6euer
5critort mo 5luoli anocrc wlrOen be-
iddoigt.
Ger an5cridicte Sdooen miro aui
100000 9cihdBt.
@litglie0er Scr Some Gefeuic
9cogue", Die or9aiiiirt worocn mar,
no1Oem ser ariegs5lltano nit
0eitidldnO erfIGrt Duroc, ma1ten
iid bel Dem 9lettun9Swcrf ie6r Der-
Oieut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
Dtfdrwortrt.
SraFIien'S Gintritt In
DEN &ricg.
braIilinmiibem Dt-
ibafter art 9lr9emtiMicm.

9ei elmer 0cmonitration fir oic @u.
tcntcmdbtc in Olio 5onciro.
@rfldrt BOB Der arico unOer-
mcioIi6 lci. Ole Sntereiieu
9raiilienS mit9c5ug oui Gelti@-
louO nit Ocncn ocr &scrciniotcn
Stontcu ioeutiitb.
&io Sonciro, 9raiilicn, t6.
9lpril. Sic 9eidloonabme ser
Geutibcn s6ifie lit iest oon5 becn-
oct. Sic ging obne 3wil4enfaa Dor
ii6.
YreB Oepei6en aus Santos berib.
ten BON Der Gcr6aitun9 oreicr angeb.
li6er OeutiGer Spionc no5c Sort
SStcipu.
Nltbr ais $4,000 &erionen uobn-
ten 0cihe cincr 0cmonitrotiou lliter
ocn 9hipi5icn Ger 2iga Der 9laiirteu
Gei. 0ic ,Sloggcu Der Gntcntemddte
uurOen iubeln0 begriiBt, ebenlo pie
Die oiplomutii6en &ertreter oieicr
91n0er, mel6e Der &ui09e6ung bei-
mo6nteu.
Cine 9ieoc ocs 6raiiliauiicbcn Dot
i6aiters an 2Ir9cntinien, 9luD Bar.
Goio Der lngemcin popular lit Der
icete Die W}cngc ii oic groBte 9egci-
lierlng.
Der @otihoitcr crmo6ntc ole bra.
iilioniibe 9ie9ierung in erniter @ei-
ic, Oie 3ci6en ser 3eit 5u 6co6adtcu,
q pcrlpies aii oie9iepohltion in 9fuB.
lonO lnO 6ctonte, oaB cs not6ig ici,
fiir ooS &olf, iiber Ser Bolitit ieincr
&e9ierung 5ll wo1en.
Ser 9roBe arieg 5ie6t 9roiilicn
iunpioerite6lib 6eran" iogtc CT. $50
bin i6er5eugt oaB Der arieg impcr.
mei0l1 lit. @on5 9torO- ino Siio.
9lmcrifo mcr0cn in 9Gloc 5uiammca
filr Ole Sumanitdt fGnipicn. Sd
boiic, ooB i6on in DER ndbiten 3eit
8rniilien icb erbe6en miro pic ein
Nionn, Der Oic Seiieln oie i'm ban
ocn eeiprengt bat.
Dic SSntcrclien 9roIiliens ino Scr
&erciniatcn Stooten iino, ioweit
gcitiblano in 5roge fommt gcnon
ioeutiid."
oDie Gereinigten Staotcn Imo I'M
aricgs3uitono. StnO ole 9cben BON
9ralilionern meri6poaer ols bic Sc.
Ben BON -9lmerifonern?
Die 9eiitcucr 9roiiIicns i'm arieo
miro feline gering 5u ibdBenoe ien
9lbgcieben pom oem @crtb imicrcr
nloroliihen llnterltiIblng meroen mir
nit rnierer 5lotte 0en glaiirten bel.
len Ole Sce 81 potrouiaircn.
gluBerOem t0nnen mir mlr our6
0cn Gintritt in oen &rieg oos %rob'
lem ser @crnouiiirlng Der iiiOli9en
braiilionii6en Stoatcn l0icn~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17

5ront oub 9lrmcen bon &roou5cntcn
bd6en I'M icne, melhe fdulpfcn 81
erndbrcn lm0 nlfre6t 81 crbolten.
MGnner, ipelHe ii6er bic gio6run9s'
mittel oeS 2anOes 9eic6eio wiiicn CT.
fl6reh ooB mir nit elmer crnitcn
&ungersnot6 rebnen niiiien pcnn
Sic gegenmdrtige 9lbna6mc in ocr
4roouftion onbGlt
24O.0OO,OOG 9(der StoatslGnoe
rcicn murtcn in scr mcitliMcn Stoo.
tc nouf Ocn 5armcr uno oen Gicb
8ihter uno i'm Often licgen 8ormen
nit NGaiouen BON 9lderlono bradk
neil cs m glrbeitsfr0ftcn feblt.
42,OO0,O00 unierer 9cp0lfcrung
iibcn in Oen Stdoten mo beflogen
ii6 ii6er oie boben @reiie
ScOer 9}iirger Ser Ser. Staotcl
fam iid meloen lno BON Der 9iegie
uina 1850 ooer 920 9(der SormlonO
erbolten je no6 Ger 2ogc g9eioc.
luno miro bis GAO 9(der an oen PIP.
plifonten Der9eben.
%on gllobnmo bis nod 9llasfd
portet 9ouo ouf ocn 9ebouer mO
unit alien oieicn SGnocreicn itebcl
mir Dor elmer 9Sobunesmitteluotb.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-09
Gosh Ding 1t!

I Tulsa's war department is suf-
! fering from a shock.
General j. II. simmons and
I General Doctor Haw-
! ley and Joe Kenton Ctitles self
, assumed), received the shock
\ yesterday; not in the course OF
! official business, but thru obser-
\ walton.
I Too near. IL from the stand
\ point of the participants of the
\ shocking love scene; not near
\ enough If the word of the MEM
\ bers of Tulsas war college" Is
\ to be taken, is located another
\ office building in which stenog-
! raphers and office girls are en-
ployed.
Thru an uncurtained window
\ Mayor Simmons, Doctor Hawley
\ and Secretary Kenton, all of tho
! local exemption board. yester-
day observed rather pretty
\ woman receive and return the
\ fond caresses OF male person,
\ and at the rate of sixty feet of
\ film a minute, the Romeo and
\ Juliet .scene would have lasted
as long as any Theda Bara fea-
\ ture ever staged No war tax was
\ paid by the audience, according
\ to the members of the board,
but they confess that the alb
sence Of curtains on this certain
office window caused them 10
, neglect no small amount OF
! official business connected with
I the draft.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-09
Do IislI Fool pnin?

General orin op appears 10 be that
fish are almost inscrsiblc to pain.
A keen angler. who has had consd-
cradle experience. states that. in hiI
opinion. which has only been ;rr.Ve |
az after most careful observation. fish
are almost totally unable to te'l pain
az we understand II.
Whom as bow" h" saws Il was
fishing ON the Lcith, it was a common
occurrence 10 hook. east after east, a
young salmon, Ckncwn locally as
parry. which. according to the fish
ing regula tions. we were required to
throw back into the river.
"As we we're fishing for trout. these
young Salnon became great nuis-
ancc and in consequence were not re-
moved very carefully from the hook.
Some of these. therefore. were rathe:
badly wounded when thrown back into
the water. and one would have thot
that they would lie low until they had
rcCON cred.
zone dav when I was fishing in this
river | actually hooked the same fish
on no less than three different occa-
siOnS
Since then | have gathered a con-
siderable amount of similar eNrcrience
and am firmly convinced that fish are
practically inscnsihle 10 pain"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-09
GIRLS! TH|CKEN AND
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
AND STOP DANDRUFF
Try this! Your hair gets wavy,
glossy and abundant
at once.

To he possessed of a head OF heavy.
beautiful hair: soft, lustrous, fluffy,
Wavy and free from dandruff ,s mere
lv a matter of using little Darderine.
1t is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots of II. Just get
"A small bottle of Knowltons Dan
derine now for a few cents-all drug
stores recommend it-apply little as
directed and within ten minutes there
will he an appearance of attendance.
freshness. fluffiness and an incom =
parable gloss and lustcr, and try az
Won viii YOU cannot find a trace OF
dandruff or falling hair; but your
real surprise will be after about two
weeks use, when you will see new
hair-fine and downy at first-ycs-
hut really new hair-sproutnE out AL
oyer your scalp-Danderine is, we be
lieve, the only sure hair grower, de-
stroyer of dandruff and cure for itchv
scalp and II never fails to stop falling
hair at once.
II you want to prove how pretty ana
soft your hair really is, moisten cloth
with a little Danderine and carefully
oraw It thru your hair-takng one
small strand at a time. Your hair Will
be soft, glossy ana beautiful i'm just
a few moments a delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries this.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-09
WEST TULSA WANTS PROTECTION
Fire Station Sought for Section Acro,s
arkansas River.

West Tulsa is a part and parcel of
Tulsa therefore wants the same pro-
lection, both police ana fire. which
this city secures
Yesterday afternoon city Auditor
Newkirk was presented with a pcti-
tion signed by "A number of residents
and property owners in West Tusl,
asking that the mayor and board of
city commissioners at once install in
West Tulsa two fire stations if post
sible, and at least one Immediately
to give proper fire protection to the
business and residential sections Of
that city.
I'VE want this protection for the
properties we have over there" de
clared the speaker for the delegation
of West Tulsa business men, who
presented the petition. I'VE are doing
our share to build up greater Tulsa
we are paying our taxes and doing
every other thing possible to carry
our share of the responsibilities, there
fore we want protection
The petition is one of the matters
which will be brought to the atten-
ton of the board of city commission
ers this morning at the usual Friday
morning meeting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-09
City NelUs in Brief

CHARLES f. ROESER has returned
from trip thru the Wyoming oil fields.
-
NAT + HARRIS OF Bradford Pa. who
has been in the city looking after his oil
interests, left Yesterday for Chicago.
=
DIR FRED NJ ROSO has purchased tho
home Of Mr. and Mrs John u Meserye On
South Elwood avenue
HON. HARRY H. ROGERS went to okla
homa City on legal business last night lIe
will return tomorrow.
ELMER coon. well known banker and
politician OF MuskOgee was In the city yes
tcrday.
At TEMPLE Israel, 1922 Cheyenne regu-
lar Friday evening services will be held to-
night at o clock. Rabbi Menkes will spoaN
on Does God Permit Sufferingi' Sat
urday m,rning services at 1913 o'c Del.
All, irrespective Of membership or church
affihation, are most cordially welcome to
attend these services.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-09
HADN'T SEEN WELL
DAY. FOR IS YEARS
Gains II Pounds Taking Tan
lac and Now Feels Like
a New Man.

"lt sounds like II would be enough
to say that Tanlac relieved me Of
troubles that made me miserable for
fifteen years, but that's not all this
medicine did for me, for I've gained
twelve pounds in weight besides, and
feel like a different man"
The above remarkable statement
was made on October 27th by NJ. r.
Chapman, n master painter. who re-
sides at i27 Bird St, Miami, Fla.
'pvc been a painter for thirty
years" he continued, "and for fifteen
what II was to have "A well day. My
nerVeS were so torn up that my hand
shook like n leaf and | couldn't sleep
at night, my stomach was so upset
that The sight of food made me sick
and ! would have spells Of what Is
almost drive me distracted. My head
would ache and swim until | could
hardly stay on ladder and no medi-
cine | took gave me any relief.
That's what makes II seem So Won
derfl to lie well again. I've taken
seven bottles of Tanlac and | haven't
had n sign of my old troubles since. I
can eat like n farmland, sleep like a
dog and | seem to feel younger as |
grew older All | could say wouldn't
tell half the gratitude l feel to Tan
lac
Tanlac is sold in Tulsa exclusively
Ivy Roy Getman's ReNall Drug store,
Quaker Drug company and Puritan
Drug company under the personal di
rection Of a special Tanlac representa-
tive ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-09
Didn't support LibcrN Loan.

"Did you or your organization sup.
port the Liberty Loan" this tn,
former secretary, Ryan by name. wa,
asked.
81 should say not was his reply.
nc was then excused.
Three or four Witnesses were called
by the defense 10 testify a. to the
reputation Of the l. W. W hcadQudrt-
ers relative to the creation of DIS
turbdnces or the presence of people
ia intoxicated conditions Without cN
ception the entire nun her spoke
broken English and testified that they
had considered the place very order
ly. They testified they did not be
long 10 the order.
Attorneys foI The prosecution thru
out the tr!al sought to learn the attl-
trGc Of the witnesses toward the gov
erEment and in each inst9ncc the wit
neSscs were unable to conceal then
hell geronce toward the national, city
and county governments.
At 1890 o'clock last night afteI
both sida IS had rested Municipal Judge
T j. Evans adjourned court until I
o'clock this afternoon. He will heaI
any additional testimony that may be
offered and listen to arguments in
the johnson case at 3 O'Clock. II Is
believed tho ruling on the case now
being tried will be accepted for the
remaining ten cases The court
room was crowded 10 capacity thru
out the evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-09
SH0RTH0RN SALE WILL
BE HELD HERE TOMORROW

The first auction sale of shorthorn
cattle by an individual breeder on the
east side OF the state will occur at the
free fair grounds In Tulsa tomorrow.
w. s. Fears OF Broken Arrow Will
offer for sale forty head of shorthorns,
moro than half OF them of Scotch
breeding Ten head OF poland china
boars will also be sold.
Mr.. Fears has procured as auction
GERS Colonel Herrif OF Suache. Colonel
PAUL. of Broken Arrow, Colonel Cup
ton of Broken Arrow and Colonel Noel
OF Neosho. Mo.
Many buyers will come from Kan
sas, where they have been attending
the Bellows Thompson Saltcr sales.
Tulsa county had the honor ut the
recent state fair Of taking first prize
$75. for the largest and best display
OF shorthorns. The exhibitors were
w. S. Fear. j, T.. Crosbie, c. Il. Suppes
and John T. Kramer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-09
as to the consututIonallty of the ordl.

as to the constitutlonality OF the ordl'
nance.
So far as the actual trial OF John
son was concerned nothing OF a sem
satioral nature developed. In seek
Ing TO learn what the purpose OF the
organization was the prosecution
asked the various witnesses II the ma
tsonal body sanctioned the actions
that have featured many strikes that
have Leen staged by members OF tho
!. w. w.
Th,se questions were answered in
n rambling manner and altho they
were asked in VarioIs forms replies
that would reveal the real purpose OF
the organization were never forth
coming. II was emphaticllly stated
by former secretary Of the local order
th1t the |. W. WIS did not support
the Liberty Loan. This answer like
the majority of answers were couched
n ill-cOnCeaied sarcasm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-09
0WASSO CITIZENS TO
SUPPORT BOND ISSUE
Indications Given at Meeting
Last night Point to Fa-
vorable Vote There.

Owasso came In force to the meet
ing last night held there. to discuss the
road bond proposition, the election for
which will be November 20. and TO
spend a while in reasoning together"
At the conclusion or the meeting, more
enthusiasm was manifested, perhaps.
than has been at any other point
whore the speakers have visited
The question which the people there
wanted settled was that Of the road
running north from there to the end
OF the county near Collinsville As
one of the men I'm the audience said
1--WE are satisfied with the head Of the
road, that from Tulsa to Owasso, We
want to know about the tail-end."
Would Change Road.
Lewis Cline, county clerk, answered
this by saying that il is the desire OF
the commissioners. provided the CON
sent OF the state highway department
can be secured. to change the state
road one mile west 10 the north OF
OwasSo, thus bringing the paved road
directly thru Owasso and north This
Is the only point upon which the citi-
only obstacle 10 the change, would be
the disinclinatlon of the state depart
ment TO change the designation OF
state road, but both the commission
ers and the Chamber OF Commerce
feel that when the matter is presented,
the department will agree.
Mr.. Cline opened the meeting with
"A brief resume of the work which has
been done on the roads of this county
since statehood. lie told why nothing
permanent except bridges has been
obtained, tho the money spent ON dirt
roads each year has been I'm excess of
100000.
Reeves shows Saving.
George r. Reeves county attorney.
surprised his auditors by Informing
them that they would say" ia cash
more than $1,000 coo by voting the
bonds. lie then proved this tc the
satisfaction cf all by statinc that as
ON the average 100000 has been
thrown away each year in ralntn'n-
,ug dirt roads. the total which would
be wasted on dirt roads lurinc IN"
25-year tenure Of the $1.750.O0n
would thus save. by stopping this "rclt
drain on revenues the difference ho-
tween the face Of tn" bonds. plus their
interest. and the $1,000. .00G.
Date for Construction.
The speakers, in answer 10 uues-
tions of tho Owasso men, cleared up
several points not previously brought
out. one was with regard to the time
when construction OF the roads would
hc gin. II the issue carries. This would
be- at some date next spring rs tho
lOnds would have to be approved, aud
the advertising and selling Ot the issue