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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17

bers of the American Film company
were on a picnic excursion to Pier
pont Inn, a pleasure resort some dis
tance from Santa Barbara. a salt
water marsh is located near the inn
and after the players had enjoyed
real old fashioned picnic lunch they
went to the marsh to gather clans
for which the place Is famous.
Unknown TO the picnickers many of
these silt water marshes were com
posed largely of quickslnd. The
group hardly had reached the place
when Mary Miles Mnter ventured
too far out upon the shore ana be
gan to sink into the soft earth Her
took no heed of her plight
until she began to call for help and
before they realized it she sunk at
most of her waist. Several of them
tried to reach her, but found IT inn
possible until William Russell, re
moving his coat and hat, plunged
into the soft earth and by a semi
swimming and wading fovement, fin
ally managed to extricate the panic
stricken Mary and bring her TO safety
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
G0EBEL'S MURDER SHOWN
IN MOVING PICTURE PLAY
Striking Revelation Made In "Thc
WitChing Hour" at Palace We'd.

Every man and woman whose men,
ory carries them back over sixteen
years, will recall the startling sensa-
tion of Governor Gobel's murder, In
Kentucky in 1901. Because Of the
mystery which still surrounds the per-
petration Of the crime. and the iden
tity of the murderer, 1t may safely be
said that few incidents In the hosiery
OF crime have shared the extreme iio-
toriety accorded the Kentuckian's
fate.
The peculiar complications OF the
Gobel murder have recently been re-
vealed in THE Witching Hour" a
motion picture film, written by Au-
gustus Thomas, the great American
playwright. who is being studied ny
womens clubs all over the country.
Professor Zephula, who accompa
nies this master production, gives n
completed idea Of the power of con-
centration over the weaker mind as
set forth in The Witching Hour"
A wonderful picture for thinking
people. Everyone owes II to himself
or herself to see 1t for IT unravels
the secret of success and the good
toward which every one of us is striv
ing. THE Witching Hour is coming
to the Palace next Tuesday and We'd
nesday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
CORN AND CANE SERIOUSLY
DAMAGED BY HAIL STURM
Crops in Some Sections of jefferson
County Destroyed and Must
BE RcpantCd.
Special to The World.

Special to The World.
RINGLING, okla, June 16.-Cane
and June corn seed for farmers whose
crops We're destroyed by hail recently
in several sections OF Jefferson county
were sought this week by c. G. Stin-
son, county farm demonstration agent
He reports that corn and cane We're
almost completely destroyed in sew
eral localities. In the vicinity Of
Ringing he found a small quantity OF
seed.
Mr.. Stinson announced that the
county probably will have n woman
in charge of canning work three
months this year. The government
will pay her $50 a month and he re-
quests that balance Of S35 n month
be raised in the county. Business
men of Ryan agreed to give SO a
month and the same amount was
subscribed by Western Oil News.
Assessments were made on Waurika,
Terral, Sugden, Addington and Hast
lngs and probably contributions Will
come from smaller places also.
Arrangements for the free county
fair are to soon be perfected, arrord-
Ing to Mr.. Stinson. 'Altho the bill
under which our organization was
formed a few weeks ago never re-
ceived the approval of the Governor
and we can not therefore operate en-
tirely along the lines set out in that
measure. we will have a free fair
nevertheless" says Mr.. Stinson. II
predict some good district fairs"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
REAL BATTLE SCENES
IN WTAGRAPH FILM
Stirring Feature Is Captain
Alvarez Being Shown
at Broadway.

Owing to numerous requests re-
ceived, the Vitasraph company has re-
issued the prominent success, Captain
Alvarez" starring Edith Storey, which
was directed by Roilin $. Sturgeon.
In this de luxe edition OF the pro-
duction which is now the attraction at
the Broadway thedtcr, the battle
scenes which are intcrspcrsed with the
action are most vivid and realistic.
For hundreds and hundreds Of feet
the turf may be seen dug up and
thrown I'm an ombankmcnt while the
men in their town and dusty uniforms
lay stretched behind their guns
leveled at the approaching enemy.
Standing directly by the men with hls
sword raised majestically in midair
is the general urging his forces on
ward and offering words Of encOur-
lgement. First one volley of shots
ring out--then another and another.
The approaching foe are moved down
like sheaVes of wheat in the harvest
time.
Now a bird eye view Of the horri-
BILE battlefield Is shown with the shells
bursting in the air and the high grass
catching fire where other bombs have
grovelled Il deep hole into the soft
turf.
Now and then closeup view of
hand to hand fight Is shown with the
frantic combatants fighting In insane
haste anxious to become victor and
seek the next victim. War has crazed
the men and their lust for blood has
robbed them OF their humaness and
hearts
Then the audience sees the king of
the South American country who Is
standing far In the background, away
from the danger while his men risk
their lives that his reign may ever
live on. Even now nc is planning his
escape TO safety with the country's
wealth in case of defeat, and instinct
lively one loathes him whose selfish
desires have caused the slaughter on
the grim battlefield.
These scenes are flashed with the
other fascinating action Of the story
and do not in any instance become
morbid. They merely form back
ground for the charming love story
Of the production in which versatile
Edith Storey makes IA delightful South
American heroine. She gladly sacri-
fees her sweetheart 10 the cause OF
the revolutionsts and under the as
sumed name OF Captain Alvarez he
leads his band Of men TO glorious
triumph-one with which the whole
world echoes.
These scenes are as thrilling as any
ever filmed and in perfect keeping
with the strong, dramatic story
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
BEBAN PAYS FOR PUBLICITY
Attorney Collects Fees for Going Thru
With Fake Divorce.

George Beban and his company
during the filming of the Morosco-
Paramount production of THE Mar
cellini Millions" which will be seen
at the Palace on Thursday and Fri
day, had for q few minutes the laukh
on a local attorney. Later. the Incl
dent was not so funny. Mr.. Beban's
stage wife sues him for divorce, CIV
ing as a reason ''incompatibility of
temperament" That the papers might
be properly drawn. a lawyer was en-
ployed and after three days the law
yer returned with four closely type
written pages Of legal matter pertain
ing to the case. 1t was pronounced
by all who read II to be a masterpiece
Of legal literature. but only the wore
"incompatibility" was photographed.
Beban and his company had n grea,
deal of fun picturing the lawyer pac-
ing the floor debating this legal docu
ment and when he requested a private
running for the benefit of some oi
his friends whom he had told of this
masterpiece. he was granted the priv
ilage. When only the word "incom-
patibility" was shown on the screen
they all had a good laugh at the at
torneys expense. But when the at
torney presented bill for s12 the
laugh was turned on the company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
Chautauqua at Bristov.

OptVldA W ne WIN
BRISTOW, Okla, June 16.-Prepa,
rations are being made for "A big tina
here during the chautauqua which
opens July 3, and continues for six
days. There Is some talk of organic
ing a local Chautauqua association
and selecting their own talent for next
year, that is If this years session is a
success. This is the third year of the
chautauquas in Bristow and each of
the others have been paying PROPOSE
tons for tha bureau putting them on.
II this Is so the people backing the
movement figure that it would be as
well to keep this money in Bristow
and put the surplus in a permanent
building and ground to hold the
ch.utauuua meeting in. -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
The Daily Horoscope
sunday. June Il. 1917.
: IJOpyright, IBIT, by The Mcclure News,
paper syndieate.)
The stars Incline. but do not


'N''a'N bhh' 80 Abiss
This should be II fortunate day
tune, Mercury and Venus are an In
bonefic aspect, and Mars alone Is ud-
According TO the reading Of the
stars AN lines Of activity should bcnc-
III today under the malefic power
OF Mars, which indicates progress in
whatever pertains TO tho part Of the
United states i'm the war.
After u month readjustment OF
social and industrial conditions will
be apparent and many enterprises at
first affected unfaVorably viii pros
per
The planets give promise OF a new
phase of Amorlcanizutiun In which
persons Of every nationality will he
welded in the common cause of de
meciacy hut they presage changes
quite different from those anticipated
by the conservative thinkers OF press
and pulpit
Under the sway of the stars wom-
en- should accomplish much. They
have the forecast of great possiu iuili-
ties thru Il now unity of effort and
growth OF efficiency.
The prophets declare that suffrage,
prohibition. and other reforms viii be
pi'uhHt ubNut III nnaHcl tnHt Will
appear but the natural order Of tho
new era. which is beginning with the
shedding OF blood and tears.
Indication OF peace overturcs which
Will seem to give promise Of success
the latter part OF July or the begin
ming 4 August IL discovered even by
astrologers who do not expect tho war
TO end for at least two years
Wisconsin comes under a rule of
the stars that seem to indicate great
honor for its people thru IL patriot
ism and loyal service. There Is d
sign making for sensational events.
ParadoXes will be apparent III
many quarters during the remainder
of the year Whilo tho government
VIII experiment with many principles
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
Old Traders
DOPE

OLD TRADER says that II YOU
stand and wait for our law makers to
make laws TINT will force the high
cost OF living down, that your BA-
BIES viii stnrvc for MEAT and
BREAD while the POLITICIAN Is
,tanding with sugar in his mouth
making more PROMISES. There are
roo many people EATING and
W WASTING and DESTROYING every
'l,ing in sight aud not enough pcO-
Nlc PRODUCING. II thing docs
not stand to REASON then why he
licNc it?
The FARMERS think that they
should have law that would insure
them high pric,s for everything that
they cln grow To cat, for II costs him
more NOW la produce than II used to
cost Inn, and when he sells a buShcl
Of POTATOES for THREE dollar, he
feels th't he has done no wrong, and
whcn hc accepts two dollars per bush
cl for his wheat he has no REMORSE
OF CONSCIENCE. Now the POOR
people who are forced To work for
wages can not pay those prices and
give their babies enough To eat To
keep them from crying for MEAT and
BREAD. We must all live more saw
ing and not waste anything, Tor high
, prices are still ahead of MS and will
be for at least tho next three years.
Go back Ia nature and PRODUCE
something 10 eat. Get away from high
rents and high TAXES. Get ON the
edge OF Tulss, and let your babies play
In the orcn air and grow gardens and
teach them to own something of their
really own. Teach them that "bc it
ever 80 humble, there Is no place like
home" May they when old reflect
back and bc able to say, chow dear
10 my heart are the scenes Of my
childhood when FOND RECOLLEC-
TION PRESENTS them to VIEW"
etc. But what bah, would ever care to
REMEMBER n GROUCHY, GRAFT
ING LANDLORD, whose whole heart
Is now set on the dollars and who do
not love babies? More than Is fami-
lies now In our PARK VIEW PLACE.
There will bc more than one hundred
families in our GARDEN CITY deal
before frost comes. Our ROSE Hill
RANCH Il II WINNER for all those
who want to grow chickens, PIGS,
cows FRUIT. etc.
We will soon open up nm S0-acrc
tract ON the east edge of Tulsa To sell
In onc-acre lots.
Old TRADER is betting that he
will place THREE HUNDRED fANI-
LIES on the edges OF Tulsa In 1917,
and get them away from high rents.
II Interested In u home call for The
/ Old DOpiGIi, at 1S East Second St.,
| l06 East Second St. lO5 East First
S., or Traders West Tulsa.
ALWAYS READY TO SWAP.
Money back at any time within year
if not pleased.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
Bristow Wants Fire Alarm.

Special to Tho World
BRISAOW, okla, June l6.-Tho
Bristow fire department Is talking Of
putting in "A big electrical siren alarm
for this city. There is not steam
boiler In the city that keeps up a fr"
the season round and some plan is
trying to be devised whereby per
manent fire alarm system may be
established for the city There VIII
be one installed within the next week.
on trial at least
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
Building Boom Anticipated.


BRlSTOW, okla, June 16.-The
lumber yards of this city are getting in
the largest supply of building material
ever carried IN the city. in anticipation
Of the big building boom which is ex-
pected to strike here some time this
summer. Lumber is advancing all
the time and they took advantage of
the market several months ago and
are just now getting their shipments
unloaded. All kinds of material is be
ing brought in, among which is big
supply Of oil timbers for rig building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
STOCK RAISING POPULAR
Ftcd Parsley Realizing Big Gains
From Cattle Production.
Special to The World

Special TO The World.
CLAREMORE, Okla, June It
Fred Parsley farming a S6e-acrs farm
just west OF Claremure, is one If the
old timers who is getting INTO the
stock game in earnest. realizing tho
financial gains resulting there trcm.
His horne IS he Oukdile stock farm,
vkere he spccializ"5 in Duroc hogs
and red pollel cattle.
Reccr tlv Nj Parsley shipped five
head Of fancy Duroc snlts 70 EufaIla
and five head to Checotlh. The
oriqiual order from tt"se two Places
called for 10 head each. Five hea6
were ordered from Maude. Okln., buN
he was not in position At the ti'ne
to fill these orders. 1T present he
has one tho waiting list scme 25I per
sOra in Oklahoma. Missouri, Arkansas
and Texas. These orders will bc sup
piled as rapidly as possible.
Mr.. Parsley has resided In this
county for the past % years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17

Vaudeville and Pictures without
apologies. New Vaudeville and
new Pictures today-Comc and
laugh away the blues.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17

7 INV -. uOl1,- II : WT NITN -1I0IIUNy
night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17

of Socialism practical In wartime, the
Socialists may express dissatisfaction
und dlscontcnt
Persona whose birthdatc II Is pioD-
ably VIII have a happy and prosper
Gus year.
Children born on this day shouin
be fortunate in all their life ven
turos. Girls have the ausury OF
happy marriage Both boys and girls
should have many talents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
MOVIE ACTORS STAR
IN REAL LIFE EPISODE
Mary Miles Mintcr Caught I'm Quick
sand--Wiliiam Russell Save, Her.

An occurrence which would have
done Justice as an episode to almost
any film serial thriller happened near
santa Barbara, Cal, last Sur day when
William Russell, Gail Kane, Mary
Miles Minter and other stock mem