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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31
TlpO Scdlded to Death
When Threshing Outfit
ErplOdes By CIaren,Ore

Special to The World
CLAREMORE. Okla, July 30
George Shimp and Frank Doyle are
dead as the result of an accident
which occurred in u field two miles
west of Talaia, IA small town sixteen
miles north OF this city, today. A
threshing machine engine blew up
and scalded both men to death. They
were rushed to n hospital at Coffey-
Vile, Kan, but both succumbed. The
engine fired the stack and the flames
swept over an area two miles to the
north and two miles to the south. The
damage Is estimated to be some
Sl.500. Both men were brought TO
Talala today for hurial.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31
SEEK CONSTITUTIONAL
CHANGE FOR POWER
Aid of Government Must BE
Invoked to Care for People,
Texas Senator Says.

WASHINGTON, July 30-The fight
for nationwide prohibition by con-
stitutional amendment opened in the
senate today under unanimous con-
sent agreement to take a final woe
Wednesday. A two-thirds majority Is
required to pass the measure. The
debate was perfunctory with few sen
ators and spectators.
Senator Shepard. author of the
resolution to submit such an amend
ment TO the states, opened the debate
and was followed by Senator Under
wood in a brief speech against the
resolution. The only other speakers
were Senators Ashurst and Shafroth,
both Of whom supported it. The oe-
bate will continue tomorrow and a
large number OF senators have de-
clared intentions to speak.
Union Element Enters.
The constant activity OF the liquor
interests Is a spirit 10 free institutions,
Senator Shepard told the senate and
alcoholic liquor itself is n menace 10
the nations health. morals and efici-
ency. Organized labor, he said has
been asked to oppose prohibition pc-
cause bartenders. brewery and dis
tillery employees are members Of
unions.
Labor Is asked TO imperial its very
existence" said the Texas senator, ito
take food and clothes from men, wo-
yen and children to sustain traffic.
mean hunger. disease. insanity and
death for the masses. while liquor
barons thrive in luxury.
"If the liquor traffic Is to be eradi-
CONTINUED or PAGE FOUR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31
MEXICO A H0TBED
FOR TEUT0N SPIES
American Ambassador to Call
Attention of Mexicans to
the Conditions.
GERMANS INCREASING STAFF
|. w. w. Element Is Thot to
Have Had No Little Part
to Play in Plots.

WASHINGTON, July $3.50 nu-
merous have reports of German spy
activity and propaganda in Mexico
become that ambassador Fletcher is
prepared on arrival at Mexico City to
call attention of the Mexican govern
ment to the links in that country be-
tween Berlin and German agents In
the United States.
officiais of the state department do
not call into question the integrity OF
the Mexican government, but reports
have left no doubt of a German or
ganizatiOn in Mexico in violation OF
MeNico's neutrality. The Carranza
government is believed to be disturbed
by abuse Of its hospitality and there
is feeling here that the time is not
distant when representatives in Next
co of the German foreign office may
officially be questioned.
Much Evidence Produced.
How extensive the work of the Ger
man agents has been in forwarding
information to Germany by mail or by
other means has not been ascertained
by American agents but evidence of
their tireless activity in propaganda
has been produced.
Since carr Heyncn was arrested n
few days ago on the charge of spy
'N'NANiAN Ail' tIlltb 0lsAttS IL mas De-
come known that he was ntimatly
connected with the German spy sys-
TEN in Mexico and that men formerly
under him are continuing their eff
forts.
one man whom agents of the Unit
ed States are watching is Richard
Eversbusch, the German consul at
Tampico. He was the partner in busi-
ness of Mr.. Heynen, the firm name for
many years being lleynen & Evers-
busch
While almost every other govern
ment has decreased the number of its
consular representatives. in Mexico,
Germany has kept there full list.
1t will be pointed out to the Mexi-
can government that If reasonable
proof of undue activities by any Ger
man consular diplomat is found a
precedent for expulsion from the
country lies in the cases of Dumba,
Won Papen and Boy-E
Try 10 Open Brcathc
The American government Is not
concerned 50 greatly at the suggestion
that Mexico is used as relay point
for military information as it is over
the constant and apparently uninter-
rupted German propaganda emanat-
ing from Mexico and over the posi-
blity of curtailment of the Mexican
oil supply.
The recent strikes in the Tampico
OIL field have caused some anxiety
and II has been charged they were
caused by German agents working in
some cases thru the |. ". W.
Recently increased taxes on crude
petroleum and its derivatives already
have resulted in a voluminous corre-
spondence between the state depart
mcnts of the two governments. but
curtaiment of the supply by reason of
that has passed, most of the operators
paying the tax either with or without
protest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31
CRAFT SELECTION
IS DELAYED HERE
Official List of Numbers in
Order Of Liability Received
Yesterday.

The ominous wheels of fate labori-
ously got under way in Tulsa yester-
day when both city and county eX-
emption boards received certified
copies of lists recording the results
OF the national draft.
The lists are similar to those pub
lished In the newspapers at the time
of the drawing in Washington, except
that they bear the government stamp
OF authority and are absolutely cor
rect. on the lists are all the serial
numbers posted in the order OF their
l.>sility to military service.
All forms instructions and infor-
nation are now in the hands of the
local board 1t is only n matter OF
time until examinations and hearings
will begin, with view to sorting
Tulsa's quota from a host OF ineligi-
bles and exempted.
At Least One Week.
Altho no exact prediction was made
by members of either board it is gem
orally estimated that one week or
more will pass before the first exam
ination is given in Tulsa. Official
notices probably will go out tomor-
row, il clerical force is able to com
plete details which necessarily pre-
cede this process.
The first office of the local boards
was to inspect the government lists
and to strike out all numbers which
are higher than the last serial num-
Der registered here.
As soon as tnis process is complete.
a list will be made by each board,
containing the name of every man
registered, arranged in the order of
liability for service as prescribed by
the Washington drawing.
Upon the completion of the list.
which probably will be today, each
board will convene and decide how
many are to be notified to appear
for physical examination. 1t is prob
able that twice the quota to be OBJ
tained will be cited to come before
the board.
Five Days Notice
At least five days notice must be
given to the men. This notice, ac-
cording to latest advices, will be in
the form of written blank mailed
to each individual. list also will
be posted at the office of the two
exemption boards, this to constitute
an official notice in case the written
CONTINUED on PAGE THREE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31
Kansas City Puts Final Stumbling Block in Way of
Producers Who Make Effort to Avoid Gov
ernment Control of Their Products.
DISCRIMINATES AGAINST OKLAHOMA INDUSTRIES
If Packing Plants See an Advantage to Be Gained,
This State May Lose It's Oil and Gas Supply;
Is an Unjust Measure, Oil Men Say.
World Warrington Bureau 7oi Metropolitan Bank Binding

World Washington Bureau. metropolitan
WASHINGTON, n of
fuel
ncudn
packing house mi oil
take
World
that information and seemed t
covered thh morning natural
inserted congressman Boand
L. Welsh
rnade
no objection natural in the
the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31
THE MOUTH BEtlTirUI.

Lillian RusSel'--you
remember Lil-has re.
sumed her newspaper
writing activities. In
her initial on burst
she says: Girls,
avoid kissing il you
would have a beauti'
ful mouth More
likely Lii knows what
she Ia talking about.
Perhaps contiuQus os-
culatory cndeavor does
embody damaging ef-
fects to the mouth.
What we can't under
stand Is why she wants
to say anything about
Il. It's hard enough
for some OF the male
inhabitants TO keep
themselves n Kissing
tune AS 1t is. without
somebodv filiiur ,he
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31
They Must BE Loyal.

BISBEE, Ariz.. July 30.-Samuel
Gompers, president OF the American
Federation OF Labor. in answer to in
quiries from the local chauffeurs'
union, has telegraphed that they have
n right to Join any organization for
their protection and the promotion OF
their interests. but they should re-
an unlawful course or has improper
or un-American aims.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31
All Want Straps.

WASHINGTON, July 3O.-For the
l6 900 places in the second officers
training camps to open August 81.
1924 men have applied and the war
department is considering making 1t
more than 1t originally intended. Pre-
llminary examinations given the APP
pllcants by civilian physicians indi-
cate that $3.50 are physically satis-
factory.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31
Chicago Strike Over.

CHICAGO, July 30.-Movement OF
freight into and thru Chicago, which
has been impeded since Saturday
morning by the strike OF switchmen
affiliated with the Brotherhood of
Railway Tninmen, was resumed on a
normal basis today after settlement of
the strike at an all-night conference
between officials OF the 10 roads in
volved and representatives Of the
strikers union.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31
Fenton and Ross Stay
on Draft Board Until
Governor Makes Change
World : Capital Bureau,
1901 Campbell Building.

, W ora capital Bufehu,
1901 Campbell Building.
OKLAHOMA CITY, July 30-Na-
cancies on two of the state exemption
boards cannot be filled in time for the
first meetings of the boards tomorrow
called by Adjutant General Ancel
carp. and the two members who were
automatically removed by ruling
from Washington. will sit with the
other members until their places are
filled. Governor Williams Will prob
ably be home Tuesday and 1t is ex-
pected he will fill the places immedi-
ately.
Edgar Fenton of Lehlgh and
Eugene T.. Ross of McAlester are the
two who are within the draft age and
held disqualified Ross is a mem ber
Of the board called to meet At Meal
ester and FentOn on the board that
meets at Hoidenville The western
board, composed OF DT. j. W Duke,
Guthrie; John Whitehurst. DoXie /;
ollie S Wilson and Roy +. Stanford
of this city, will meet here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31

girls heads full OF fool notions A heauti-
ful mouth is all right. no doubt. But who
wants TO have beautiful mouth that can't
- kissed II anything must 20 it viii have
to be the mouth beautiful. Kissing is an
art that must never die Personally we
haven't kissed girl In so long that We nave
about forgotten the finer points OF the game.
However we used TO be plumb peart at tho
kissing game. Plumb peart, indeedl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31
Forward. March,

PATTERSON. n. j.. July 30.-Gas-
ton Strobino OF this city. who finished
third for the United States in the
1912 Olympic Marathon race at Stock
holm, Sweden, enlisted in the United
States army today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31
Helps Packing Town.

This may not be serious, but okla
homa gas men and oil producers, VINO
are more familiar with the industry.
can possibly see wherein the law could
be operated materially to the beneilt
OF Kansas City should that metropolis
represent to the government that in
order to manufacture certain articles
OF war. II would be necessary to re-
QUESTION pipe lines and natural gas.
1t would be great benefit to the
Kansas City packing houses, for in
stance, to have gas furnished under
government control--meat you know
IS quite factor in war times. and
should IT develop that gas would be
preferable or cheaper than government
controlled coal with government fixed
prices the food administrator might
he asked to furnish the gas at price
fixed by him. In any event 1t will be
distasteful to the fraternity to he thus
placed under control, or possibility Of
control.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31
Jane Condor

Little Jane Condor is dead.
She passed away yesterday al
ternoon at 3 o'clock after an
Illness of week at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Condor, in Irving Place. She
was barely 16 months of age
and was just beginning TO lisp
the few words of her baby Vo-
cahulary. Her little voice. is
silenced forever and her
toddling footstep has been heard
for the last time in the home
where she shed the sunshine or
the few brief months Of her
short life. Going as she has,
Just at the time when her unu-
sual aptness and keenness OF
mind was rapidly quickening
and developing, she leaves an
aching void In the hearts and
lives, not only OF her deserving
and appreciative parents. but in
the hearts OF an unusually large
circle Of close friends. into
whose lives she had stolen like
sweet-voiced angel from
heaven. II would be impossible
not to have, for brief time at
least, rebel thot at the in
scrutible hand of destiny that
has willed that this little life
should be snuffed out just at
this time. but an unfaltering
trust in the belief that He who
shapes the destinies OF every life
that comes into this world,
doeth all things for the best,
must be the consolation Of those
whose hearts are breaking In
this hour OF grief. There Is n
depth to human emotion which
never can find expression in
speech.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31
Kansas City Won.

Kansas City Won.
Kansas city is practically the only
large town In the United States using
natural gas in any large quantity from
"hother state and the Oklahoma con-
4ressmen vigorously protestd gainst
leaving gas pipe lines in the bills. for
,"e reason that Oklahoma gas could
De diverted from Oklahoma towns to
h"hsas CITY to be used there in fac
tories. manufacturing articles OF de-
iense in discrimination against Okla
nolna. The oklahoma representatives,
ulu not object TO n provision that
would enable "A food controller to pipe
okIahoma gas out Of the state to build
up factories In another state ana 10
regulate the price of gas fixed the
rate OF transportation or take over
the pipe lines entirely. From outside
appearances 1t occurs to The World
correspondent that Representative
Borland has slipped something over,
ana when the only apparent represen-
tatlVe Of the oklahoma oil met here
H. l.. Welch, did not object, the com
mittee could see no reason why IL
should not be included In the bill.
lie Has The Power.
whether this VIII operate to the
detriment of oklahoma natural gas
remains TO be seen, but IL IL does not.
IL VIII not be on account Of the food
controller not having the power. Ac-
cording to some supposedly we'll
informed men In Washington, gaso-
me ana Kerosene have not been elm
inted from the bill, even tho they do
not specifically appear in printed
forms II is contendcd that kerosene
ana gasoline, as well as natural gas.
would come under the definition of
fuel oil. To offset this there is also
IA contention by equally well informed
men that no court would sustain that
Tor the reason that the intent Of the
legislature could be ascertalned and
that Kerosene and gasoline once being
IN the bill and afterwards stricken
out, the legislators did not intend to
control those commodies. 1t was the
original contention OF the trainers Of
the Dill to include gas as "A fuel. that
Is. all kinds Of gas. natural and arti-
icial, for the reason that IL might
De needed in supplying factories for
the manufacture OF articles of war or
defense; now that the term natural
gas IL used, II is contended that
gas" tartificiaD is eliminated from
the Dill, and the original intention de-
feated. Practically the only kind of
gas controlled now IL natural sas'
and 1t applies practically to Oklahoma
alone, discriminating against the state
in favor of a Missouri town and does
not affect any other part OF the United
States.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31
THE WEATHER

TULSA, July Temperature:
Maximum, 100, minimum 76; south
winds md clear.
OKLAHOMA F0RECAST-Tuesday
generally fair; Wednesday, unsettled
weather.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-31

So far as we have been able to as.
certain, the police department has not
been instructed to have the street
corner visitors stir Themselves. Pc.
drstrians are compelled to claw their
walks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-20
CU. $. Bureau Of standards).

/ (U S. Bureau OF Standards).
Handbook Of Domestic Science" (Wil-
son)
Principles or Cookery (Barrows,.
Canning and How TO Use Canned
Goods" (Bitting).
Living on Little" tRurrelD.
Textbook Of Domestic Science
4 tCamphelD.
Cookbook or Left-overs" tClarke). !
Boston Cooking school Cook Book
(Farmer).
Manufacture Of lee Creams and
Ices" tFrandsen).
white House Cook Book" tGniette>.
"Meatless Cookery" (Gnlmore).
Dame Curtsey's Book OF Salads,
Sandwiches and Beverages" tGlover).
"A = Of Cookery" tHerrick).
Low Cost Receipts" eHarhisonl.
Canning and Preserving" GHilD.
practical Cooking and Serving
Hnp.
Camp Cookery" CKirhart).
simple italian Cookery" sMcGinnis).
"F'ireless Cook Book tMitchenD.
Low Cost Cooking" CNesbiD.
Handbook of Invalid Cookery CPe-
quignon.
invalid Cookery" (pye).
small Family Cook Book" CPretlowl.
Chemistry of Cooking and Cleaning
CRichardsl.
Vegetable Cookery and Meat sub
stitntos~ tRorer)
DISHES and Beverages or the Old
South" (WiHiamsl.
Chemistry Of Cookery" tWilliams).
'The Expert Waitress" tMcGinnis).
Agriculture and Garden Books
Country Life Movement in the
United states" (Railey).
encyclopedia Of American Agriculture
CRailey).
Farm and Garden Book" CBaiIey)-
Constructive Rural Sociology" tGil-
iette).
How to Choose a Farm" CHunD.
How Crops Grow tJohnson)-
How Farmers Cooperate and Double
Fronts CPoe).
story Of Agriculture in United
States" tSanfordD.
Lure Of the Land" fWiley).
Means and Methods Of Agricultural
Education (Leakel.
Crops and Methods for Soil I'M
provement (AEee1.
Soils" (Burkett).
"soils-How to Handle and Improve
Them (Fleteher>.
General Agricultural Chemistry
HART.
How Crops Feed" (Johnson).
irrigation and Drainage" (Kingl.
Fertility Of the Land" fRoberts1.
Fertilizers" Cvoorhees).
Insects Injurious 20 Vegetables"
(Chittendenl.
Manual Of Weeds" (Georgia).
Insects Injurious to the House
hold" (Herrick).
Animal Competitors" GngersolD.
Spraying of Plants" (Lodeman).
Insect Pests of Farm. Garden and
Orchard" (Sanderson).
Insects OF Economic Importance"
(Herrick).
Farm Friends and Farm Foes"
(Weed0.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-20
NEW BOOKS AT
PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following new books of special
timely interest have been put on the
shelves Of the Hammond Public Library
Homo Economics.
Table Service" tAllen).
Family Expense Account" Crook
MANI.
Increasing Home Efficiency" tRruer).
Foods and Their Uses" (Carpenter).
The Efficient Kitchen" tChild).
Care of a House" (Clarkl.
zone Thousand shorter Ways Around
a House" (Croy)
Chemistry of the Household" (Dodd1.
Efficiency in the Home" (FranclSe)
- r of Housekee stng" (Francke>.
How TO Live on a Small Income
CHewitt).
Home Problems From New stand
point" tHunt).
Foods and Household Management
CKinuel.
Mistress Of the Little House" (Klick-
mani.
school Kitchen Textbook" Utncoln).
Serving and Waiting" tMarehanD.
Young Housekeerer" (Parloa)-
The Cost of shelter" tRichards).
Adventures in Thrift" tRIehardson)-
Home Making" (Terhune).
Household Management" tTerriln.
Measurements for the Household
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-20

THE Wheat Industry" (Bengston).
Farm Machinery and Farm Motors"
(Davidson).
Concrete silosr portland Cement
Coz.
THE Nursery Book Galley.
Principles Of Fruit Growing
(BaneyD
Pruning Book" Galley.
Bush Fruit" Card.
Modern Fruit Farming" CBrown).
The Forcing Book" (Railey).
The Gardenette" (AIbaugh).
Manual Of Gardening" (Baney).
PLANT Breeding" Bailey.
Principles or Vegetable Gardening"
6BaIey).
Suburban Garden Guide" (Barnes).
Gardening" (BartletD
Celery Culture" (Bwattfe).
The Vegetable Garden" (Bennett).
Kitchen Gardening" tBridgman).
Back Yard" lDarmero.
Practical Garden Book (Hume).
''Agronomy" (Clute)
Humble Annals Of a Back Yard"
(Dyer).
How to Grow Vegetables and Garden
Herbs" (Frenth).
Three Acres and Liberty" CHalD.
Gardening for Profit Henderson,.
Productive Vegetable Growing
(Lloyd)
Home Vegetable Gardening" Crock
welD
"subtropical Vegetable Gardening
(Rolfs).
THE Earth's Bounty" rsaint Maier,
"A self-supporting Home (saint
Maier).
Bean Culture" tSevey).
Tomato Culture" (Tracy).
Market Gardening" (Yeaw).
The Potato" (Trazer).
International Textbooks on Garden
ing.
Poultry Books
"A Living From Eggs and Poultry"
(Brown).
Poultry Houses and Mana cement"
1pternatiopal Text Booksl.
Diseases Of Poultry: Breeds of
Poultry" international Text Books).
Success With Hens (Joos).
Poultry Keeping" 6Iewerl.
Diseases of Poultry" (PearD.
american Poultry Culture" fSando1.
"Incubators and Their Management"
(sutclife)
THE Beginner in Poultry" Cvalen-
tine).
How to Keep Hens for PROFIT oval
entine).
Farm Poultry" Cwatson>.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-20
70 CENTS DESTROYS
YOUR DANDRUFF AND
STOPS FALLING HA|B
Save your hair! Make i.
thick, wavy and beauti-
ful-try thisl

Thin. brittle. colorless and scragEy
hair is mute evidence of a neglected
scaip of dandruff-that awful scurf.
There II nothing sosdestructive TO the
hair as dandruff 1t robs tS@ hair of its
uStre its strength and It's very life
svtzrtnally producing a feverishness and
itching or the scalp. which If not rem
sdied causes the hair roots to shrink.
loosen and die-then the hair falls out
fast. A little Danaaline tonight-now
--anytfrne-wiil surely save your hair.
Get a 25-cent bottle of knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toilet
counter, and after the first application
your hair will take on that life, lustre
and lnxuriance which Is so beautiful.
1t viii become wavy and fluffy and have
the appearance Of abundance, an in
comparable gloss and softness: but
what will please you most will be after
just a few weeks use. when you will
actually see lot Of fine. downy hair
new hAir--growing all over the SCALP
ADV.