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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
STRAND.


Although one OF the most willing
and best -natured punohers that ever
left the open range to become a
reel" cowboy Curley Revere ,is not
horn actor. THIS sad fact was
brought 10 light when Curley who
was cast as tho lieutenant of "A band
az outlaws led Nv William \. Mart
n The Narrow Trait" which will be
seen at the strand on Thursday and
Friday was called upon to remon.
strate with Hart for riding his con.
spicuoua spotted pony, Fritz.
"You'll have 10 speak real lines "
said Harb who was rehearsing the
sceno with Curly, Make the audit
ences understand that YOU are
threatening me. You're angry he
cause | ride this Pinto pony, which
you think will cause the capture Of
the gang. Try II again and we1l
take the picture. Remember. you
can't make II too strong'"
| As the camera started grinding
Curly. with poker face and In q
slow. Southwestern drawl. said
when r you Eoin' TO Kit rid Of
that Pinto hossH You can SEQ him
fo'ty miles away I'm sore"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
RRONDMAN.

Final performances AT the Broad
way this afternoon and evening Of
fors you the last opportunity TO hear
the spudtown Rand Of ten high-class
artists In their comedy musical act,
and youli have a rare treat In the
comedy sketch ot Leo Cooper & Co.
IN "Marlcy's Dinner" This Is one
Of the seasons best acts, presented
by trio proficient In the art OF
comedy other acts include Thorn
ton and Thornton, singing and talk
ing sketch entitled, Her New Hat" "
the Gernclla Sisters. singing. talk
ing and dancing, ana clifford and
Cinyhelle, artistic iVrglerS and hal
sncerS a Besides two comedies there
is a five-recl phsioplay, The Woo
ing Of Princess p"'"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
IInrrIshnrr TcIcgrnnh.

Harrisburg, ra. March g.-Buai-
ues Manager. The world. Tulsa.
Okla, Dear Sir. recently re
cclycd copy OF your development
and RESOURCE Review and want
TO compliment you on the fine edi-
tion. Although ~ have put out
some very fine special editions.
think the one you s>haye recently
published cxoeils anything have
ever seen I'm this line. | take con
siderable Interest in your city as |
waH at one time an official OF the
Cherokee OH n Gas company. 10 o-
Gated at Chelsea, hut disposed OF
my interest In the company about
twenty years ago and came east.
From the Information get from
your edition IN regard to youP city
and state Il looks as though / had
made mistake In not going west
instead of east,
The Cherokee on & Gas company
was one OF the first companies to
drlli wells In the neighborhood OF
Chelsea ana this was some q or -
years ago. We had four or five
small wells. but as tnc.e was no
pipe line and all the oil had to bc
transported bv tank wagons to the
rallroad. IL was not very lucra
tive business. The comp&Dy was
sold about twenty years ago TO an
eastern concern and | believe that
II hns been successful Again ex-
prcNing my appreciation OF your
splendid edition, | remaln-F. Il
oyster. Editor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
Ex-Ninyor OF Denver.

Denver. col, Feb. 2S--Interna-
tonal Refining CO.. Tulsa. Okla.
Gentlemen want 20 thank some
one connected with your good com
pany for copy OF the industrial
edition OF Tho Tulsa Daily World.
have read it with "A ravenous in
tercSt ana exceeding great Joy
In both matter and makeup | re-
gard II the greatest saChieve-
mcnt OF the modern newspaper
world It's proprietor and the peo-
ple' who made It possible are. " be
congratulated It's influence will
work wonders not only for the pres
Cnt but for many years TO come |
can sny no moro but OF goes my
hat J, Arnold.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
DEVEREUX MATINEE IS
POSTPONED ONE HOUR
Set for $50 In order to Give nigh
school Studcnt, Opportunity
To Attend.

Today's matinee OF the povereuK
company which is playing at CON
vsniion hall has been set back from
7.s0 TO 3.3o In order 10 give tho
high school pupils an opportunity 20
attend. A special rate Of /, cents
mas been established for sudenta
The Clfford Deycrcux company
has established reputation rs the
foremost cxponcnts OF really aud
only worth while drama and prev
ing that the highest degree Of popu-
lar enjoyment and educational value
are possible at one time.
Their repertoire this season m
ciudes GHOSTS" the stnpendons
drama of present day conventions
by the father OF modern drama, the
immortal Ibsen.
The "Romances. by Rostnnd, tho
most delightful example OF fantaH-
tlc and romantic French comedy
"Doctor by Compulalon. by Mo-
iere. the foremost French oom"d
author. which Is without rivaA for
creating gay irresponsible laughter.
This play Ia preceded by Tho
Bishops CAndlesticis." an exciting
playlet, adapted from les Misor-
ahlcs. the celebrated masterpiece ot
Victor Hugo.
The highest recognition has been
accorded the Clifeord DevereuN
company FOR their unique and '',r-
tlstic work Us is evidenced by their
frequent engagements NJ columbia
university, University OF Virginia,
University OF Georgia. University OF
Tenneasee. University OF Texas
Miami university. and the majority
OF the leading colleges In the coun-
try, Including Vassar, Penn stats
college, etc.
All the members Of this company
Nre especially selected for their ex.
perlence and ability to give ado'
uats Interpretation 10 the exactins
haracterizationn. and the Interest
nd laughter which invariably srenti
'teir Efforts is u tribute 20 the In.
.reasing popularity OF this orRani
ition which Ii now enjoying III
eth consecutive season,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
EInsh Tlmc. IN Tulnn.

Reeds Mirror. 81 Louis No talk
OF hard times or slow business IN
oklahoma The Tulsa Daily W"rlu
has published special edition when
ahows that section OF the country
fairly bursting with prosperity, Two
hundred and twenty eight pages,
done entirely by Editor Eugene Lor-
ton and hi4 local staff speak elo-
quently Of the wealth and good feel'
ing OF the OklahomanS Although
there are all tho features TO be tuuhh
In the dailies Of the larger eilisA
general news, local news, special war
lnrticlcs. syndlcated short stories,
Ambassador Gcrard's article, Edgar
A. Guests Jingle, fashion notes.
movie gossip, etc. --nt least two
| thirds OF the paper ~ filled with al
vertisements. the true criterion or
a country'A condition. Tulsnb real
estate boom IN Rttested by the nd
vertising activity OF liz real estate
agents, which supports that cityh
claim to being the fastest growing
In the world The advertisements OF
| the automobile agencies, oil com
panics, department stores and every
branch of trade that caters TO the
comfort OF mankind add further
evidence. A peculiar thing about
| inete OIL company NN'iilAFUl'll'N -
/ that for tho most part they do not
attempt to sell stock, they advertise
producing wells and Ia many In -
stances merely enter the name uf tn"
COMPANY showing that the hdNcr-
tisemont was placed more in the In
tcreat OF the community than for any
selfish gntn Those who are nccuE-
toned TO thinking OF Oklahoma as
a part Of the wild and woolly' west
should view the unge after page or
beautiful homes tho courthoun'
j which would grace and massa
lchuAetla city, tho 100000 high
school other evidences ot Tulsa 4
metropolitan character are six story
apartments, IA $4,000 clubhouse. q
l2-atory office building. Tulsa has
more money In It's banks than the
whole state OF Arizona and twice ne
much ns New Mexico, It's bank clear
lnEs for 1917 were tl,0O0,OO0 day
aoventy.five per cent OF the people
own their own homes And WnN
not2 Tulsa In In the heart OF the oi
section. and oil and it's by producti
are now In great demand. But mol
cal alone In responsible for this pros
perltys Lead and zinc are important
factors. Cotton ana wheat grow ir
: abundance. Oklahoma vies VIII
Texas In the production OF cattle
These natural advantages linked
with the Eenl and enterprise OF III
!, people are pushing oklahoma to th'
fore And newspapers IKE The
Daily World inspire the people.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
AMERICANS ENTER
ENEMY TRENCHES

CONTINUED FROM FACE 0SE
IN addition TO "a continuation OF the
artillery duels along the Italian
front. there Ia considerable aerial
activity daily IN fights IN the air
Monday, the Italians brought down
rive hostile planes
TURKS Driven Forward,
The Britiah troops Wa ralcStin" are
giving the Turks NO rcHt Again th"y
have driven forward their linca
northwest 0t jerusalem Numerous
casualties were Inflicted ON the Ut
tom1n troops ana acoyrHi machine
gums were captured
Monday niguts uit ruld over Paris
NHH the ~ Ist disaHirpuN In point OF
raSualll'a the Germans have vet car.
ried out there Thirty four persons
we're Killed and seventy nine Injured
by bombs In Parts ana It's suburllH
aud nix other persons were sonocnt-
ed In the metropolitan railway tube.
where they had fled to escape the
miSsilcH 1t the raiders. some sixty
hostile machines carried out the at
tack and four of them were brought
down by the French Bcrlln says
the rnid wus made M a rcprlsal for
tho bombing uf Stuttgart and other
German towns
German aircraft attacked the
Yorkshire coast OF England Tues.
duv night and prltlsh avihtuTs have
cropped q ton of bombs on the town
OF Cobienz In rruAsin.
Jap- Undecided,
The situation In siberia appatcut-
" ia dRny growing moro serious. IA
yet the Japanese government has
reached no decision concerning
whether japanese troops are 60 be
sent lu siberia. according To an an
nouncrmont mpdc by Premier Te-
rHnchl
In the meantime the llolsheukl
forces hnVo defeated General Sumc
nuff. the anti BolEheViki leader, and
compelled him TO retreat into Man
Churia
Former German prisoners are he.
lloved tn be aiding the .'olshuvlh|
troops
Whether or not the revolutlonlst'
will follow Scmenon into Chimes,
territory IL not known nt present
but warning had been lNHued to them
by the Chinese commander at Hhr'
hin that any invasion of CHINESE
territory will be regarded as an act
of war
An American steamer, on It's way
to France, has successfully defended
| itself against German submarin,
| Rttnck In :he encounter the un
| derwRter boat aheiled the steamer
| damaging tho bridge and boring I
hole thru the smokestnck,
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Marvellous Growth of Tulsa.

Houston tTeNas) Chronicle Tho
Tulsa COklahoma) Daily World has
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
Wire Briefs

SPRINGFIELD, o.. March Ia
Clark countys courthouse here,
which, IL In believed, wlll cont 800
600 10 replace, IN ib ruins aH result
of an early morning fire today With
Eutted the bAldinE The origin OF
the bl1ze is not known.
WASHINGTON. March 12-The
Interstate comsnerce commission to-
day gave tentative approval 10 pc
tition OF the Missouri Pacific rah-
road for Increased tariffs Qp grain
shipments from Omaha, KaiTsas city
md related middle western points to
Key Vest. FLA. for Cuban export.
AMSTERDAM, Monday March IL
Under the presidency of Mrs, Frank
Il. Mahln. wife OF the American con-
sui u committee has been formed by
American born wives OF prominent
Neth,rlnnders and other sympathiz-
ers In Holland 90 send parcels Of
comforts 20 American war prisoners
IN Germany
HAVANA. March ~ A commits.
sion representing American banking
interests met representatives of Gu
ban bankers Yesterday 10 arrange
for "a credit of 100000 900 to IL
nance the cuban sugar crop. II
was agreed that \ per cent should
bc charged on the amount loaned
and that ! per cent interest wouh
be added fpr insurance. including
protection az linst revolution.
WNsH1NGTON, March Fred
| eric c. Howe, commissioner Of I'M
-.
| Nork. and nine other experts In en-
pluymcnt nrt'ers are visiting dif-
! fercnt states Ez representatives OF
{ the drpartm nj OF labor for the pur-
| pose ot organizing the federal state
/ and municipal public employment
| office Among the nineteen states
, which already have Joined the sys-
| tenn are ArkRnsaS Iowa, Kentucky.
| Missouri Nebraska and Texas,
Jackson, Miss. March - -
| Major General w. II. Sage, com
mAndcnt at Camp shelby. Hattics'
/ burg, Miss. in an address before q
! Joint seSsion OF the two houses oi
/ the Mississippi legislature today
J urged the enhctmcntS9f a law du'
thorixing the quaranNhiuR of por'
sons afflicted with venereal dis
eases Governor Bilbo also ad
dressed the session urging promp
action on the suggestion OF the arm,
officer
WASHINGTON, March 10 IArR,
posters advising farmers ,to civ,
their requirements for farm labor
for the coming goason to their rurn
! route carrier, postmaster or county
farm agen', are now being dislrib
uted by the department OF labor
Persons who desi.e farm work nr'
also urged TO enlist with the sam,
persons, There are 1000 farm
agents together with 9S.OO0 ruru
carriers and third and fourth-casi
postmaster. gives the department
approximately 100000 agents. Thcs,
agents have been supplied with thu
.,e esslry blanks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
onud rlIy,cr,s Ohacr,ntlon.. .

South Pasedona. cal. March 4
Eugene Lortun Editor Tulsa world.
Dear MIR Lorton, ON February 2s
/ mailed YOU copy OF tho south
Pasadena Record containing a
wrlte-up on your splendid special
edition. wish 20 add to that n
personal word OF conEratulatlon.
The edition was a wonder and too
much praise cannot be given you
aud your staff. Frank V. stump
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
british Advancing

LONDON, March l2-The British
In Palestine are continuing their
northward progress An additional
advance on both sides Of the Jeru-
salem Nablus road is reported In an
official statement given out this
evening, which adds; Considerable
casualties were inflicted upon the
enemy and several machine guns
were captured"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
Great DoinRs In Tulsa.

Typographical Journal, indian
apolis Tho development and re
source review edition ot the Tulsa
COklaD world appeared the middle
OF February containing 22S pages.
claimed to be the largest edition
ever printed by any newspaper OF
this country. II N a credit TO its
enterprislng publisher Eugene Lor-
ton. our members vii he Interested
60 know that the edition was con
cclved. laid out edited and solely
superlntcndcd by a member OF tho
International Typographical Union.
Omer T.. Benedict. For years he
carried an active membership IN
Chicago Typographical Union No.
l6. and now has AN honorable with
drawnl card as he Is exclusively on
gagged In editorial work, being the
Washington correspondent " the
Tulsa World The paper Is only a
little more than twelve years old.
and has been owned by Mr.. Lorton
for six years. The paper recently
moved into n new nvo-story build
ing OF It's own. has "A battery of nine
linotypes two monotgpes, a Job
plant for It's own work. seXtuplo
press. and Is expanding with the
magic city I'm which II Is published,
the Acknowledged center az the
crude oil industry of tho country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
From oklnhoma's on FYcId.

Wollsville thanD Globe. Prob
ably the most pretentious special
edition ever ISSUED by "a paper in
Oklahoma WAS that OF the Tulsa
Daily World OF February i7th.
" hich comes out rs an issue OF 22s
pages. and weighs three and one
halr pounds. il Is credit to the
world force. which WAS entirely re-
sponsible for the issue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-08
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTE BOOK
T.GIIEIIIEIEIIIIIIEEIIllIIlIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIlIIlE
By LEE PAPE

Pop was setting in the morris chair shocking and thinking, and I drawed pickture of him with peece of black crayon, looking sumthing like sumbody but not mutch like pop, so rote underneath of it, Pop, and showed it to him, and pop sed, Well, well. it's quite impressionistic, izent it?
 Yes sir, I sed Wtch maybe it was, and pop sed, In fack, I've seen ex- ibitions of modern paintings, and I've attemp compares very favorably with. G, pop, do you meen it's good enuf for exhibition? I sed.
 Some exhibitions, sed pop. Remind ing me of good ideer, and I took the picture down in the parler and put it in the window and put a sine in the other window, saying on 1t, Crate Exhibition. See other window. And pritty soon there was about 10 people standing out on the pavement looking at pops pickture and laff1ng as if it was the funniest pickture they ever saw, wich maybe 1t was, and went upstairs and pop was still shocking and thinking, and I sed, If you come down in the parler I" show you sumthtng, pop.
 Bring it up heer and show it to me, eed pop.
 All of them? sed.
 How meny is it, meen how meny are there, sed pop.
 About 10, and they're all standing outside the parler window looking at the exhibition of your pickture, I sed. You snake in the grass, sed pop, And he ran downstairs and grabbed the pickture out of the parler win dow and all the people laffed like enything and pointed at him doing it. and I sed, Watts the matter, pop, did ent you say it was good enuff for a exhibition?
 Another werd out of you and you'll see fireworks, sed pop.
 Yes sir, I sed. Being words, but I dident see eny.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-08
FIVE MORE ENLIST

Five recruits enlisted in the army today. They were,, Raymond Footel 6 Fairfield Court. Conn.,. eavalryi Luigi Cafano. Ss. of 251 Catherine St.i Albert G. Lee. 1s. ST Forest St, New Haven, H. c. N. 16; John Wil1 Hams, fl, 1884 Main street, stevedore regiment, and Samuel s. Innes, 35. of A Sacks street. Stratford, English G, A. F'oote, Cafaro and Williams ara on their way to Fort 6locum. Lee and Innes will leave on Mondax-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-08
ARMY AIRMEN'S
 MACHINE ON FIRE
 ABOVE HARTFORD

Hartford, July S-Lieut, F, H, Bentley of the Aviation Service, and his mechanician Sergeant Harold Akins, shad a thrilling experience while flying over Hartford late yesteT- day when their airplane took fire while about 2.6oo feet in the air.
 They landed uninjured. having put cut the fire on the way down. before the machine had been seriously dam aged.
 They were bound from Middle town. where they had spent the Fourth, for Mineola. L. I. Lieut.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-08
Bentley said that as they reached b

Bentley said that as they reached Hartford the oil lead broke. throwing oil over the machine and in his face, Fire broke out almost immediately. =
 He shut off the engine and p1aned to earth, The fire was put out meantime with an extinguisher and they made an easy landing in Good win Park, A small section of one of the wings was burned. They ex- peet to leave for Mineo1a today as soon as repairs are made,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-08

lively declined today to run TOT bust ness reasons, He says he told the committee yesterday that he, would not accept if nominated,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-08
GEORGE M'GRATH TO ENTER THE
 NAVAL SERVICE

George Vincent McGrath of Hind1es Drug Store, corner of State and Main streets, surprised his host of friends today by announcing that he has been called to the colors and has been or- dered to report for duty at the Pel- ham Bay naval station not later than next Monday morning.
 Doe" McGrath, as he is known to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-08
GA1I.1ARD NOT TO RUN,

New Haven. July 6-Gourdon Y. Gaillard. member of the general as sembly from New Haven, nominated for Congress from the Third district
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-08
D A C.

AT FAIRFIELD BEACH PAVILION Every Wednesday, Friday and Satur-
 day Evenings.
 Under Direction D. c. Guilty
 Admission S5 Cents. Buses Leave Fairfield avenue and Broad street. D If.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-08

Representative Jeanette Rankin of the Senate.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-08

A German airplane was lost in the North Sea off Jutland with it's entire crew. 4
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-08

TIMES WANT ADS. CENT A WORD
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15
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