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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06
AUSTRIA JUz JEST WRO-
GIEM STANoW ZJEDNO-
CZONYCH.
Washington, 6. grudnia.

Washington, 6. grudnia. -
Austro-Wegry juz sa wrogiem
Stan6w Zjednoczonych Cd wczo-
raj W poiudnie. TAX opiewa tckst
rczolucyi, wczoraj jcdnog}osnic
aprobowanej przcz komitct dla
spraw zagranicznych Z Iona izby
nizszcj. !. Rczolucya ia zostala juz
zrcferowana przcd izba nizszq
lccz przyjeta przcz niq zostanic
dopiero jutro.
Tckst rezolucyi zostal najprz6d
przcdlozony prezydentowi Will
sonowi departamcntowi Stanu,
zanim przyszedi pod obrady W
komitccic, ,sdzic mad MIN dysku-
towano przcz dwic godziny, lccz
bcz AMI jcdncgo zgrzytu ami g}osu
opozycyjncgo. Wszyscy czlonko-
vie komitctu w liczbic Il byli o.
becni.
Tekst rezolucyi opicwa, re stan
wojenny pomiedzy Stanami Zjc-
dnoczonymi a Austro-Wegrami
rozpoczql sic w poludnie dnia 5
g1udnia.
Pomiedzy mezami stanu we
Waszyngtonie panuje oPinia, ze
Austro-Wegry ME pragnq tel de-
kiaracyi wojennej i staraly SIG
droga dyplomatyczna do tejzc ME
dopuScic. Staranic jednak spelzlo
ia niczem.
w komitecie take repr. Miller,
republikanin przed}ozyi wniosek,
azeby >deklaracya wojenna obesz-
la takze Buigarye i Turcye,, To-
czyla sic mad tenn dyskusya. Zna-
czna liczba czlonkow takze "a
tenn byIa. Lecz w kohcu Mkt
pr6cz repr. Millera wniosku tego
ME poparf. Komitet postanowi}
czekac ma odnosne polecenie w
tym wzgledzie Cd prezydenta.
Wielu wyrazi}o pewnost, &c pre-
dzej czy p6zniej kraje te takze ma
r6wni z Niemcami Austro-We-
grami stana sic banitami z posrod
cywilizowanych narodow swiata.
Cz}onkowie komitctu dla spraw
zagranicznych Z Iona senatu
wczoraj nieformalnie omawiali
rezolucye wojenna, wyzcj wspo-
mniana. Cd krytyki SIG pow
strzymano, gdy sic dowiedziano,
zc' prezydent rezolucye aprobo--
wal. CiekawoSc obudzi}o oznacze-
ME dnia i godziny rozpoczecia
stanu wojennego. Niekt6rzy' wy
razili przypuszczenie, re Stany
Zjednoczone zamisrzaja przyjSc Z
Domoca WIochom w odparciu in
wazyi teutohskiej, ktora zn6w
nowe jeszcze grozniejsze atakl
wykonuje. Lecz senatorzy poprze
stall ma przypuszczeniach, ably ME
krepowac prezydenta w}adze mi
litarne.
Komitet senatu zbierze sic ju-
tro przed poiudniem ma posledze-
ME, azeby rezolucyc aprobowac |
postanowic ich referowanle ma
iutrzejszej sesyi senatu, coby IL
mozliwilo przyjecie rezolucyi Je-
dnoczesnie izba nizsza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06
NIEMcY GOTUJA MOVIE
oFENSYWY WE FRANCYI
1--WE WLOsZECH.
MA WEosKIM FRoNCIE.

'Berlin-Wiedeh, 8. grudnia. -
Wojska centralne W seryi potel-
nych ataloow zdobyiy pozycye
wazne W Alpach ma Settle Comu-
nj. Tyle rapport Centralnych.
Rzym, 6. grudnia. - Me ulega
zadnej watpliwoSci, IL Niemcy !
Austryacy gotuja nowy atak po-
tezny ma wloskim froncie - to
W Alpach, poniewaz rozlane SEE
roko woody Piave - czynia mad
rzeka ia linie wioskie ME do zdo-
bycia. Ma Asiago dalej ku polu-
dniowemu wschodowi, w okolicy
miedzy Brenta a gorna Piave
dzia}a niemieckie grzmia straszli-
vie ME spoczywaja dniem no
ca - Cd dni tez kilku OBSERVE
wano ze strony Wiochow skupie-
MA znaczne wojsk przechody
wiellich oddzialow nieprzyja--
cielskich, co wszystko niezawod-
ME wskazuje, IL Niemcy Z All
stryakami gotuja sic do novel O.
fensywy, ktorej Wlosi oczekuja
spokojnie, juz zupeinie przygo--
towani; DO stronie wioskiej row.
niez sktrpiono silly wystarczajace,
a nadto przybyly juz posiiki z
Anglii w dziaIach, Francyi w
ludziach, a wSr6d mich przybyly
ra wsparcie Wloch6w Francu'
zami lotnicze oddzia}y amery-
kanskie, Kanady i Stan0w y.
Dowodzi po stronie Centralnych
feldmarszaiek V. Hoetzendorff, po
stronie wioskiej general Diaz !;
skupienia MOVIE Centralnych maja
obejmowac dziesiec swiezych
dywizyi wojska, II. miedzy 80
a 200 tysiecy 1udzi. Raporty do
nosza, IL ma Asiago wyzach atak
niemiecki faktycznie juz otwarty
wielka siIa, a pod presya OIL
brzymia ognia i masowych sztur-
NOW WIosi usuneli sic niekt6-
rych czoiowych pozycyi, czem
iednak linia wiaSciwa ME zostala
bynajmniej osiabiona; w okolicy
cor Tonderacar Badenocche cof-
nell sic W{oSi z wysunietych Po-
zycyi dalszych, odpierajac atakl
woisk centralnych, kt6rych masy
Gale sciagneliNiemcy Austryacy
rosyjskiego frontu. w odpiera-
r;u atak6w centralnych woJs&
1rwano i'm kilkuset jencow. Mle-
DIV Touderacar a Badenocche
wiclka bitwa trwala noe Gala -
straty Poniesione przez nieprzy-
iaciela sa bardzo ciezkie. Ma dal-
szych liniach przewaznie pozy-
oyine walk kanonada; W okoli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06
Pod Jerozolima!
ZRADY WOJENEJ ALIANTOW
Jk4ady PokojoWe.
CO sig dzieje W Rosyi?

cy Zenson artylerya wloska mi
szczyia 5 mniejszych mostow,
rzuconych przez Austryakow ma
Piave; W odpieraniu atakow wzie
to tam kilkuset Austryakow do
niewoli zdobyto kiika mitraliez.
MA ZACHODNIM FRONCIE.
Londyn, 6. grudnia. - Ma kan
brejskim odcinku Niemcy niechy-
bnie przygotowuja Anglikom
bardzo silny clos nowy, obliczony
ra to, ably zrownac grozny ow
kiln, kt6rym wdarl sic w linie
niemieokie gen. Byng; Geese je-
go mala juz Niemcy zr6wnac i
odebrac zdoiali, straty wprost OIL
brzymie przytem ponoszac, lecz
gi0wna czeSG zdobytego przez
Bynga terenu pozostaje wciaz w
reku Anglik6w, a czeSc te Mem
cy odebrac musza, inaczej ich
pod Cambria pozycye wiecznie
beda zagrozone i predzej czy
pozniej paSc beda musiaiy. Do
wodzi Niemcami w odcinku tvm
gen. Marwitz, ktory dostaf Swie-
20 znaczne posi4ki W ludziach !
dzialach. Lecz Byng rowniez
wzmocnii dostatecznie linie an
gielskie, przedewszystkiem Scia-
gnieto ma odcinek ten mase dziai
ciezkich i ,,tank6w", ktore sic tax
Swietnie juz pod Cambria zaslu-
zyly; dalej tez maja tam Angli-
cy bardzo silna awiatyke, o VIE
le g6rujaca mad niemiecka. Maj
prawdopodobniej atak niemiceki
uderzy miedzy Vacquerie a Mar
Going, gdzie ostatnie walki sto-
czono, straszliwie zaciete. w cia-
gu dwu dni ostatnich mniej byo
atakow wrecz - znac Niemcy
gotuja sic do generalnej ofensywy
Gala linia i zbieraja silly.
- Ma odcinku Cambria, donosi
rapport angielski, odparto diva
mniejsze ataki niemieckie w oko-
Icy Gonnelieu Vacquerie; walk
mniej W ciagu dwu dni ostatnich.
te jednak, ktore sa - zaciete bar
dzo; nieprzyjaciel poniosi strasz-
Hwy upust krwi masy ludzi po-
stradaf ogromne. Pod Bourbon
Anglicy trzymaja pozycye wysu-
niete dalekim klinem miedzy ME
mieckie okopy: odparto tam wszy
stkie ataki niemieckie i mase
Niemcow wytepiono w Mich, lecz
mozliwem jest, IL gen. Byng usu-
ME sic Z tych wysunietych pozy-
cyl, ktore wydiuzaja niepotrzeb-
ME linie frontu, osiabiajac go
tenn samem, ME maja jednak zna-
czenia strategicznego. Artylerya
pracuje bardzo intensywnie. We
Flandryi strzelanina w okolicy
Ypres szczeg6lnie silna: awiaty-
IA angielska bombarduje stale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06

pozycye niemieckie. glowpie ia
linii walk, w okolicy Cambrai
Douai, gdzie onegdaj lis bomb
rzucono Z aeroplanow; w Srode
diva rejdy urradzono W kierunku
Saarbruecken w Niemczech -. z
dobrym rezultatem: rsszystkie
maszyy calo wr6cily.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06

Wedle telegram6w nadeszlych,
we Francyi polegi bohaterska
smiercia Piotr Wojtalewicz, kt6-
rego portret podajemy powyzej.
Portret nizej podany przedstawia
miodego brata jego, Edwarda,
kt6ry obecnie odbywa cwiczenia
" obozie w Rockford, azeby row.
niez udac sic potem ma pole chwa
fy. Piotr Wojtalewicz znajdowa}
sic pomiedzy pierwszemi wojska-
mi do Francyi wysianeni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06
KALENDARZYK.

Jutro, 7 grudnia: Sw. Ambrozego,
Doktora Kosciola. - Sw. Fary, p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-06

- Ojciec: Oscar F. Hall, Sava-
nnah, n. Y.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23
CHICAGO FAVORED TO
WIN TODAY'S GAMES
p Record Breaking Entry Registered
in Swimming and Track
Events,

CHICAGO. March 22.-Athletes of
the University of Chicago have been
made the favorites to win both the
swimming and indoor track cham
picnships Of the western conference,
which are to be decided in Patten
gymnasium at Northwestern uniVer-
sity Friday and Saturday, March %
and "a. The events Will close the
big nine indoor season.
The two meets have drawn a rec
ord breaking list of entries. More
thar three hundred swimming and
track stars will compete. Every in.
stitution in the big nine will be rep
resented with the exception of Iowa.
The University of Illinois, which won
the indoor games last year has en-
tered ca men-the largest individual
l!st
The University of Chicago comes
second with So entries, and the Uni
Versity of Wisconsin thiId with 81,
Ohio state university will bring on
team Of 33, and the University OF
Minnesota 29. Northwestern will
have 4S contestants, Purdue Univer-
sity 23, and Indiana university 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23
COTTON.
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, March 22-Thc cotton mar.
ket was nervous and unsettled today with
reactlonary sentiment much in evidence and
prices breaking sharply in the late trading.
May sold off to 1880 or p points under
last nights close, while the general list
closed steady at net decline OF IS to 20
points.
The market opened at decline of IS
points on March hut generally . to & points
higher on overnight huying orders attracted
by the strength OF yesterday Cables were
relatively easy, however and IT, market here
soon weakened under realizing ana local
selling for reaction. Before the end Of
the first hour prices showed net losses of
about 10 to 12 points but the list then
steadied On the eastern belt forecast sug.
geSting further rains, repors OF increased
activity in the domestic goods market and
the more optimistic view Of peach prospects
which was encouraged by persistent rumors
Of disturbances in Germany
\ report that IL was raining in Texas
reached the ring at about the same time as
rather vague rumOrs that an American war
vessel had been sunk and there were also
rumors equally indefinite TO the effect that
Germany had declared war. These reports in.
creased the nervousness OF sentiment and
prices reached the low Level Of the day in The
late trading with July selling at 1914 and
October ut 1S02c The close was a few
points up from the lowest on covering.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23
SOONERS WILL MEET
CENTRALITES TODAY Y
Edmond Normal Sending Strong Base.
hall Team to Norman for
Opening Game.

Special TO The World
NORMAN. Okla. March 22.-The
University Of Oklahoma and Central
normal will open the baseball season
here Friday.
Fooshee Jones and Brisco will do
the twirling for the Sooners, with
Whisenant receiving and Ollie Holt
doing second string work. Brilliant
is sticking at first base. There Is a
switch at second and short thai be-
gins to look like n permanent affair.
Wilmoth is showing up in regular
style at second base and Mccain his
been doing good work at shortstop.
Lookabough is a fixture at third.
Tommie White seems to have fallen
heir to the left field position LETT VA
cant from switching Brilliant to first
base, and a new man is also showing &
up in the race for that other garden
berth that Is loose, right infield.
Couch is the man. He fields and bats
right
Captain Charles Price is preserving
his old standard in the batting line
besides fielding in the center garden.
Charley once won a sweater for the
highest batting average of the season.
Word has been received here that
Central State has a strong team and
Owens men are looking forward TO Il
lively contest for the weekend
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23
MURRAY PLEASED BY
SHOWING FIRST DAY
Young Baucrymcn Get Two Good
Workouts Before Rain Inter
tcrCs.

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. March %. -
Manager Murray pronounced himself
well pleased with the first day :
showing of his young batterymen al
the close of todays practice. Before
lain inteIfered the local Western as
sociation squad managed to get two
good practices under then lelts.
Redman of Beaver is "A big catcher
cf the Hank Moore type While not
SO large as Redman, +. T.. Watson, a
young catcher from Flat River, Mo,
showed up well as also did Al Wal
lier a young husky from Kansas CITY.
The pitchers already here are ed
Balzor Billings, Okla; \. Il. Neville.
Topeka. Kansas: Cl2renCe Lonebear
Cheyenne Indian; j. X. Cole Houston,
Texas II. b. Latina, East st. Louis;
George Thrailkill If last years team
and Kaufman from the Western
league All are youngsters except
Thrailkill and Kaufman. Manager
Murray looked over Cole carefully be-
fore bringing him up from Galveston
and has pronounced him proficient.
AlthO Latina weighs put 1871 pounds.
hcfooks like he would develop into an
effective moundman. He has an easy
delivery which should give him en-
GuraDce despite his size
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23
MIA IR2KLETrS
FINANCIAL

NEW YORK. March - The more ir-
regular tendencies >maHifrsted by today :
market were traceable 10 addition selling for
profits AL increase OF operations Tor the
short account and dminutiou OF public IN
tcrcst
United States Steel held its accustomed
lbace rs leader fuctuatug ON AN enormous
turnover between ll5i4 and lltA and
closing at ll5A, u net loss of s,ot point:
Bethlehem Steel yielded 10 small part OF
its recent gains the old shares "a TO l3lL
and the new b to l34'2. with / 10 almost 3
points in allied iudustriHls
Motors reflected constant pressure with
equipments aud metals, declines IN these
groups ranging from / to points, with |
TO for some utilities Rails were reused
from their apathy in the latter part Of the
session. CauadiSu Pacific heading The ad
vance at gross gain of 5ii 10 lt3 . whit ,
for its subsidiary 500 and TO y tor
Reading, Norfolk n Western and o few of the
southern and southwestern issues. Total
sales amounted 10 H90, 600 shares.
Bonds were irregular Total sales par
Na.ue. aggregated S2s5O.ouu
United states cuPon A. advanced = per
cent on call
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23
TAKE PRIDE IN
YOUR HAIR
Ii tells your character

The first impression of a persons
character is often made by the hair
and its dress. Does your hair allow
you to comb it to suit you best'
Possibly it looks dead and straggly
and hurts your appearance. How
much a little care on your part
would bring back to your hair that
healthy glow, admired by every
body.
Dandruff kills the hair roots. To
stop it use Pompeian HAIR Mas.
sage. II is a clear amber fluid. not
oily, not sticky, and has very
pleasant disappearing odor. Simply
massage it into the scalp two or
three times week. Your Dandrulf
will soon disappear, your hair will
become soft and brilliant, easy to
dress, and you will point to it with
pride.
Pompeian HAIR Massage is sold
at the stores in 25f, 500 and 81
bottles
Made by the reliable makers OF
Pompeian MASSAGE Cream. Advup
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23
KENDALL BASKETBALL
GIRLS ENTERTAINED
Miss ROthhammcr Hostess: Prospects
for Next Season Bright;
Sweaters ordered.

Miss Pliny Rothhammer enter
tanned the Kendall college girls bas-
ketball squad at her home at Second
and Gordon last night with a dinner
and a social evening
At the conclusion of the elaborate
dinner, the members of the team and
Coach Schmidt reviewed the past
season and discussed the prosuects for
next year. They are considered
bright. White sweaters with n large
black TX" were ordered for the girls.
The home was decorated in orange
and black, Kondall's Colors, and flow
ers were arranged in this same color
scheme. The girls present were
Misses Ada lIenshaw, Jewell Musk
raft, Hortense Triplet, Jean Gravitt,
stella and Mabel Henderson, Sallie
Lambeth and the hostess Miss Roth
hammer and Coach =. G. schmidt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23
CONSTRUCTION MAN
so WEAK HE COULD
HARDLY GET AROUND
w. F. Strather Says He Fell
Off in Weight Until He
Was Thin as Snake"
TROUBLES OVERCOME
Tulsa Man Says Since Taking
OrgatOne He Can Do His
Work With Ease.

When I began taking Orsatone
stomach trouble had me tied so hard
and fast | could hardly get around at
all, but | can now do any kind Of
work that comes to nand without
feeling pain, and | have Just started
On my second bottle of the medicine. ."
said W. y. Strather. prominent con-
struction worker, who lives with his
family az the WaVerly hotel, Tulsa
in his statement to the Orgdtone rep
resenta.ive while in Roy X. Getrlun's
ReNall store a few DAYS ago
81 have been going down hili for
five years continued Mr.. Strather,
land | tCok all kinds Of medic inc and
did everything | coulC trying to get
relief, but my cordition kept getting
worse all the time. got SO | could
cat no meats of any kind, net even
chicken. Everything disagreed with
me and the gas would swell my stom-
ach and bowels as tight as Il drum
and the indigestion would almost ctoy
my breath Ut times Sometimes when
i would do something heavy ill my
line Of work the jar would nearly
drive me wild with pain. i had no
control ever my kidneys at all and
was so nervous and full of pain I
couldn't hardly sleep any. l had
cat1rrh Of the head and nay nose
would get stopped up my breath was
Rad and my head acEed me constant
iy. lost weight until ] felt | was
poor as a snake just out of winte.
quarters and WAS so weak | coulG
hardly make my rounds of a days
work I was miserable all the time
and had tried so many things without
getting any relief | had about lost
heart.
81 simply fee' like a new man ali
over since taking Orgatcne. Tm' no.
1 bit nervous any moro I can sleep
as sound as dollar and when ' get
up | feel like going. Since I've been
relieN Nett of Indigestion | can eat any
thing | want. Everything | eat aerees
with me and | am rot 'roublcd with
shortnesS of breath ut I'll. I'm much
better of the catarrh and my ead
don't stop up and pam me at al. 1
feel rs supple as n kid My kidneys
are in perfect order now: | fee! strong
and vigorous ard can stoop around
and do any kind of work with as
much case as | ever could and m
getting hack my usual weight too. !
simply can't say enough in praise Of
Orgator<
OrcatCne is sold exclusively in Tulsl
by Roy Gctman's ReXall store.
OUt-of-town customers will be sup
piled by mali, all charges prepaid,
upon receipt of price, s1.00 per bottle
or six hotties for s5.00,-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23

HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
; Saws Cream Applied in NOstrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.
.***+..*+***s++******+*+

Instant rclief-no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils oper right up; the
air passages of yoir head clear and
you can breathe freely No more
hawking. snufflinG. blowing, head
ache. dryness. No struggling for
breath at night; your ccid or catarrh
disappears
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from yonr druggist now. Apply
"a little of this fr2 grant, antisepuc,
healing cream in your nostrils. IL
penetratos thru every air passage or
the head, soothes the -inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly.
It's lust fine. Don't stay stuffed-up
with a cold OF nasty catarrh.--AuN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23

MAN OF ability wants clerical work or
bookkeeping. but not stenographer. Ad-
| dress 57l7 care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23
REGAIN DEFEATS OLD
TEAMMATES, 5 TO 2
Former Kansas City Pitcher Works
Entire Game for Reds
Against Blues.

ARKADELPHIA, Ark, March 22.
Cincinnati defeated the Kansas City
American association team at the lat
ters training camp here today, to 2.
Mike Regan pitched the entire game
for the National leaguers against his
former teammates and his effective
ness largely decided the result. The
wildness of Pitcher Hall of Kansas
City cost two runs.
The score: X. II. T.
Cincinnati ............... D s
Kansas City ...........
Batteries-Regan and HUM, Hall
Smith and Berry, lIargraVes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23
New Orleans Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. March 22-Altho there
were periods Of steadiness. the cotton mar.
ket today developed considerable selling
pressure, especially toward the close and
prices gace way under it. standing at their
lowest at net loss Of % to 30 points.
Last prices were 25 to 20 down net The
downward trend was much in the nature OF
a reaction from the prolonged rise. but some
short selling was mixed with the liquidation
In The afternoon sentiment was rather pessi-
mistic on n bearish view OF international
politics founded, to all appearance, ON
rumors that Germany planned TO declare
war on this country within as hours. Little
attention was paid to the report that an
offer OF mediatYon between this country and
Germany was TO be made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23
COMPROMISE BOXING
MEASURE FOR ILLINOIS
Rival Factions, Sport Writers ana
Promoters Drafting New
Fight Bill.

SPRINGFIELD, m, March 22.--
Sport writers. promoters and intro
ducers of conflicting boxing bills in
the Illinois legislature are working in
conjunction with n house subcommit-
tee in an effort to draft new meas
urer which will meet the approval of
all factions.
If such a bill finally is agreed upon,
il is considered certain of being made
law at this session of the legislature.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23

American scahoard helped today to life wheat
prices. The close was strong, lie 10 . a net
higher with MAY at 81 s6A to S.s6ie aud
July at sl57As to S.l57N Corn gained ,sc
to Mc. oats lsc to 4c and provisions lAc
to 2Oc
Notwithstanding that wheat market aver
aged higher. and malc robust finish quota.
tiouS showed considerable irrcguiarity, with
the bulls scoring easily on advances but IN
clincd to give support on any setback An
nouuccmcutS that the United States govern.
ment Was making inquiries for flour and
had let hard tack orders tended to increase
hullih sentiment regarding wheat There
were also indications that railway freight
conditions were improving eastward from
Chicago.
Fresh advances in corn resulted largely
from hul!ish estimate OF the yicli in Arern-
tine
Oats hardened with corn and wheat
Provisions rallied owing to the strength Of
grain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23
Kerr Has Good Record.

PALESTINE, Texas, March "a
Dick Kerr, a 24-year- pitcher, pur-
chased by the st. Louis Americans
from Memphis, has won 113 games
and lost only 43 in five seasons. His
pitching average since he began play
Ing league ball seven years ago Is
.724. He modestlY admits that he'll
win lot of games for the Browns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23
AN OSAGE GlSHER.

/ Special to The World
BARTLESNlLLE, March 22.-
BY far the largest well complet-
ed in the Usage country in years
\ and one of the largest ever
drilled in the Usage nation was
7 drilling in this afternoon and
started off at the rate of about
5000 barrels day. The well is
owned 10y the Lucinda OIL com
tpany OF BartlesNille of which
\ Frank PHILIPPE millionaire
! banker is owner, and is located
\ about ten miles southwest Of
Bartlesville. on lot 1875. While
there will be no rush for leases
, as practically all land in east
\ ern Usage county is under lease,
II nevertheless will result in the
ldrilling of many more wells IN
1.-THE vicinity of the gusher at once.
\ The completion of the we'll has
\ caused great excitement in this
\ city al d oil district.