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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
ALEXIS, HEIR APPARENT
 IS DEAD
Said to Have Died of Ex. posture Few Days After
 The Car

BERLIN. July s&,-Alexis Roinanosi hair apparent to the Russian throne, died of exposure few days after his father. the former Emperor was exc cutea. says 8 dispatch from Moscow today to the I.osal AaEeiger. The dis Yeteh adds that fearing assassination he secrsted himself and in his re- ,s7ensns exposed 10 the elments dur ing which he contracted B cold tha, re suited in his death.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
RESOURCES AND LlABn TIES 0F ENTENTE
 ALLIES AND THOSE 0F CENTRAL POWERS

The central powers have 1,250,000 square miles Of territory, 147,000,000 people, and 134,0OO,0OO,OO of national wealth.
 The entente owe an aggregate debt Of $Ge, 900 100000, which is about IA Ter cent Of their total assets. The central powers owe s37,OO0, 100000 or 2S per cent of their national wealth.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
aLtDEc. COMING

SEATTLE. gusy -E-T5s Alameda z;z-l=5 fg- 11e -o-EE q 1eol .o1zy Etla -.= t2,soEsag pazs=1ge-s fo- Es-- e15kz1-'7zs gor Mrz- Geo. Tssa. szr-- Lses'=a Nlgs1s-. " l. Jo-=s. 3 Ezks1 M-s- E- Ha1gey. gszrs Nelson, z [ B=aE- W-s g- Hzaz1s-e and F O-Esa-za.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
GE'kI e!0RITIEEII DrE1IgEg T5S
 saLs gAksA; sSF
 WITHDRAW
However. An Agreement fppear to Have Been
 Reached

PEEENG, JulT 34-Geaeral So-vath, ,Ee an4I-Bolshevsk commander in Si- haE5z. 5s reported to have declined 70 withdraw his proclamation wherein Ae declared himself dictator The re- quast D withdraw his pretentioa was g .1a -equss. o5 Ihe allied legations. -zcEarsr. he appears 10 have arrived at ca zzie@ole agree.saeat with Gen srai D.edrsch, commander Of the Czec1o-S,oYsks.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
.F0fH THE HOME
 NUGGET OF JULY 9TH

United States District Attorney Jas. <. Suliser. of the First Division whose Headquarters are at Juneau, was an arrival from the Interior on the Vic toria yesterday, having made the trip down the Yukon on the first boats r. riving at St- Michael.
 An earthquake shock Of six or eight seconds duration occurred ar 12:1o Sunday morning, and aroused many s-,aElbersrs from their beds in the 5oxn town district. while many others Eccxed into the streets from the vari- ous soft drink pralors and coffee houses Tle waves appeared to be t-3veiing from north 10 south and the larger buildings were violently shaken n 2 nGaper ot instances articles were thrown down but 10 damage was done so far as known.
 Telegrams reaching Special Govern menr Agent Thos. GaTney and Game Warden Chas. Neuhaus from Cover nor Riggs today, notify both of the well known official gentlemen that hey T-iil ba superseded in the employ ot the government on July 18th. and they are both now making prepara- lions 10 bid adieu 10 official life on the designated date. The passing of the txO official is in response to die rates of politics as no charges have teen made against either as far as kno>vn. and both are generally recog- nied as thoroughly capable public of fcers in every sense Of the word.
 Deputy Marshal Harry Pigeon re- turned to the city from Teller Sat urday bringing as a federal prisoner Maurice Pascoff, the former Nome tail or who fed 10 the westward June 1e 10 escape the army draft. Pascoff was arrested last week by Deputy Mar silal Luther at Teller after undergoing 6 variety of yicissitudes in making his way along Ehe coast on foot. Pascoff made no resistence and admitted that heh da been called in th first draft His presence at Teller he explained as due 10 desire 10 collect some money owed to him b. someone up the coast He is al present in the Federal jail but will be turned oyer 10 the military authorities a- Ft Davis, b. whom he will be sent outside and tried by court martial
 4 presidential warrant has been re- ceiyed by District Attorney George B. NGn1g authorizing the arrest Of Earn est Miller. 2 German alien enemy. who wag taken into custody by Deputy Marshal Little ar St Michael on June 24 Miller recently arrived in St. silctlae! from Ruby He is said to have escaped from internment at Daw- g5n about two years ago and has since been located al various points in the Tnkon section of the interior. Ac- cording to adYices reaching the Dis tTict Attorney, 2 search Of Miller's er- fec:s disclosed that ne has studied s1ireless telegraphy. az books on wire less communication, and also several army books, were found, Miller ad- mits his German citizenship and claims ro have been 2 lieutenant in the German army. He will either be returned to the Canadian authorities ag sa escaped fnterne or interned for sle duration Of tho war.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24

The Treasury Department has made public the following:
 The entente allies-excluding Rus sia and including only those British do-ain;ons which are self governing and on.y the United States proper hare 11.G01000 square miles Of ter r. 7Ty. 203. 00e,0O0 people and s495,0o0,- 300, 900 Of national wealth.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
THE AUTHORITIES
 BELIEVE HAVE CLEW

EUGENE Ore. July 24-Federal agents who have been investigating the destruction ot eaa water dam here ee1seys they have discoveEde clew 10 she perpetrators l. is believed that an enemy pIot was responsible Evs- 5enee uncovered indicates that q trench was dug along one side Of The dam and that running water then deep s1si c15s trench. undermining the dam 50 Hat :. wen1 cut Arrests are expected sao--sy
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
SUBMARINE SINKS
 FISHING SCHOONER

NENNEBuCKPoRT. July 24.-The fishing schooner Robert Richard. was torpedoed and sunk yesterday of Cape Porpoise on the coast of Maine by a submarine The crew was landed safely.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
BORE FRAUDS UNCOVERED

WASHINGTON. July a4-Frauds included in the gross earnings of pro- fits of several manufacturers have been uncovered by federal agents in many contracts for army shoes; shirts and legsings. it was announced this morning at the department of jus ice
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
aWoTHER BIG LINER
 T0RPED0ED AND SUNK
 OFF IRELAND COAST

BELFAST, Ireland. July 24.-The tEirty-two thousand ton White Star liner Justica was torpedoed and sunk cir the North Irish coast yesterday. Eleven memhrs of the crew were killed. the others have been landed in- cluding all the passengers
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
MOTHER OF TEN WANTS
 MORE

TOPEKA. Kans.. July 23-Mrs. s. Ii. Hudson of Freeport, in this state is anxious to take care of two French orphans, even though she has ten children of her own. In a letter to the Governor she says every mother must feel the call. and that she is willing to do her share.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
GERMANY SENDS ANOTHER
 PEACE TELLER SAYS PAPER

AMSTERDAM July 2i-The Socialist newspaper Vorwaerts Berlin this morning Germany has sent another feeer This time through Span Outlining the proposed the Vorwaers that Germany does want ton ndte in the west and asks only that treaties between the Central Powers and Russia be not questioned With this basis the writer there be why between the warning nations should be possible within short time
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
U. s. AvlAT0RS HAVE TAKEN NEW STATION
 ON BRITISH COAST

LONDON, July st-Amsriean. .avis- tors have taken over iron, the British one of sas most important seAplanss stations on the English coast From shis station they will patrol large aTaa q the sea
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
108 CASUALTIES

WASHINGTON. July e4-Casaalties as reported today or the western front are one hundred and eight in killed. ssz.5s--e:y four died from wounds and for ty-e5gat were seriously wounded.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24

As za aid co poultrynaen q Msssz- eluss-Es man has invented 2 machine thas zs reggIzr intervals 6esirers water D e trough and scerrers meas- grs6 fee5 broa6eaE-
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24

But tsw kinds ot grass and clover ayegr0Ea sa New Zealand and the gprernIs1r Ss experimenting with a aa-n5eSof others which fl ia believed xsll To9rssh there
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24

NEW YORK. July 2+-Ons ot the methods prac-iee5 oy sha German an cho-5-5as 70 Ga-nza3ze Belgium is 70 .orea 1he German language upon Bel sium children This is indicated by s1 article ia he Cologne Gazette w1ie1 says that len German schools have eee1 established :n Belgium
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
TAKE 4 SHOT AT PURSUERS

LOS ANGELES. July s4,-Iuss as iwo officers entered the front door ot 3 supposed 2ro-Gerraan and stacker 10 make arrest. the man ran out ot the hack doo- toward aa alley. The off cs-s started ia $ race but the man turning about. took shos al his pur- suers and turning inc corner, sscap-
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24

ROME July s1.-Meials struck 10 commemorate she anticipated victory sa sae Pave river before the Italian reversed the anticipation. are being sold throughout Austria at seven croNns each. Just what the metal c0sl-
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24

i heal snznIzting material invented IT Europe that is made ot charcoal, 2zper galo and pitca or t3r is said 10 5e a efficient and more economical t1zn c1gk
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24

creOsoiei railroad tresiIes are more nearly freproof than those built 0. un- DreSerye1 timber as their sound sur faces do no. retain stray sparks as readily.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24

Mrs. Hoats who has been in town since lasf Saturday, returned to her .sorae q. Bell Island Sprins this morn ing after attending her sons we'd l.ng Isst evening,
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
tTE LIBERTY LOAN
 SEPTEMBER 2STH

WASHINGTON. July 24-The fourth Liberty loan campaign will open Sep -ant=r 2E, according 70 an announce men1 made today
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24

M Cocz@st15oz- 9f szz Frazc;soo, and L U Carnsr- q F5Ez-er Bar are z-o-2izg 4- -.e 2eF5zLs
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
| f < < < < <
 WEATHER REPORT

r Ter zs toars ending $ r IT, | : ges erdsy, sumner weather. part F sg e-osGY: Maximum temperature E 7zf. Minimum 4s'.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24

Frank Brown. 4 Nordley and E Malm are registered at the Reyilla.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
GERMANS ARE STILL
 CONTINUING THEIR
 RETREAT IN HASTE
Former Chancellor hichaeIs is Said to be Commanding Brigade on the Western Front Say Prisoners
 Forty-Nine German Planes Brought Down

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON MARINE FRONT July 24-as Germans still continuing their retreat and from behind their lines they being subjected 10 heavy fire by French and Anean guns The allied have taken additional eighteen hundred prisoners.
 Germans Bringing up Fresh Troops
 On the front th4 Germans still bringing fresh The British Americans and French continue pounding sides ot the salient
 Great royes q allied aircraft appeared today favorable weather
 Former Chancellor Trent
 PARIS July 2+PrSonsrs captured by Americans say that Michae3 he former chancellor commanding brigade the front
 ayatogs down fOrtynine German sirplanes day and Tuesday.
 Germans Bombing Wide Front.
 WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN THE FILED July 24.- Today the Germans violently bo1barding the allied positions -welT a o-- iron, ErEny solghward the Marne and also throwing great quantities o shells the Msrne From Doraan eastward division been identified in the region ot ErizE and Couoes southwest ot Reis The French British troops M of strong counter attacks west ot Reinas lare laSt night
 Germans Hard Pressed Says March
 WASHINGTON July 2+-In face ot least fifteen divisions achievements he allied fighting Sossons and Res Sen have steadily advanced during the last three days chief ot Sa General March told correspondent today General March says the Germans have only railroad hne which te th:r and unless they struct minor field tracts they hard pressed he says LONDON July 2s-ae afternoon dispatches from the front that Soszon the Americans and French hay reached -h= bank ct C-5Se further th@ German occupation ot t= line The Ourc river s virtually untenzbe 31a the allied advance
 AMSTERDAM ga.g 2-A ra-or that an attempt was made the ETe ot 53h Eindarbu is declared in dSpa-ca published the Cologne Toss Zeitung copy of which has been received hera.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24

SEATTLE. July 24.-Robsrs ". 811.e-. .ss. lzz- night for New York =~ csa Fr7f s.Ss1.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24

SEATTLE July 3:-Samuel R=inzch. minister 70 China arrived from Pektn -oday-
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-24
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
 SOjTHROTND.

fs2-z1soa&s9 Tzgr@1zF eTsz51g C2ET ot Seattle Saturday s IL Pr5aeess Sos.1s Saturday
 SORTHizJs 1s5s-sO- ; r IT. today Prince George IL Alameda Friday z1oz-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
MISSIONARY TRIP
FOR BETTER ROADS
T.. BrC Guthrcy Starts Monday on
Trip In Behalf Of the White River
Trails Association Meeting.

Early Monday morning T.. Bee
Guthrey. highway commissioner OF
the Tulsa Chamber Of Commerce.
will motor to Claremore Pryor
Sallna, Rose, Kan, and Flint to con-
fer with good roads men Of these
towns and urge the appointment Of
delegations to the white River trails
convention The meeting has been
announced for october II and Is at
Eureka Springs, Ark, and from all
indications will attract men inter
ested In good roads from the sur
rounding country for many miles
around.
Daring his stay in Pryor Mr..
Guthrey will meet by appointment
with the county commissioners OF
Mayes county to discuss with them
the arrangements being made in that
county for the use OF convict labor
upon the Salina- -Spavnaw road. in
which members OF the Tulsa Ozark
club are taking keen interest
1t is now hoped that 1t will be pos
siblc to have the convict camp
moved from its present location to
the Spavinaw road during the latter
part ~ the month
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
WILL BE ARRAIGNED
ON MURDER CHARGES
Warrants Issued for NCt ready nnd
PiicOck BEFORE SLACK IN Fred
Ragsdnlc Cn-c.

Warrants FOR the arrest of MACK
McCrcady and 6 IT, pitr0ck. ,narp
ing them with murder 90 the night
of Saturday. september "s. of rrod
Ragsdaic, were .ssucd hast Srsj,pdty
evening. These were based on tufOr.
nation filed IN the Justirc cour, u:
John j. slack II ]. expected tbr
men VIII be- LrraiKn"d ,Hla muruur
following the hcar,nR Of McCrcIds
on the writ uf habcus corpus winch
was Issued yesterday mOrujuH
Witnesses numbering o. are
named by the slatc. while attorneys
for tho defense have not shown their
land along this line lH 'rI ! f.
Ingram and T. G, iudl,r represent
Mccrcady, while stuart CrDCc 4
Riddle are taking the part ut ir'.
cock
Going back to lam Monday and
leading up - the present the story
becomes iutorcBtIng Monday ufirr.
noon At the request OF the ourourr.-
lurN, &. H. PitcOrk and Li2zir BoNu.
ing had refused 10 toHfy STANDING
according 10 statements ut lhC.r at
torncNs. ON their constitutions
rights. IuNlc" slack issued commit.
mcnis putting them IN jnll unui
such time AZ they chose 10 ullk
Tuesday they wcrr brought down
into the courtrupm but sIll TO-
naincd firm In their refusal to lcs.
bfy Wednesday they wrru NOT
brought from tn" Iiil buJ had f,"d
petitions FOG wrlts NJ habCis corpus
which were readily issued.
Attorney lngram's contention was
at an times TINT the iustic" ~ the
peace had uo right 10 commit pit.
cock ana the woman to jail fur con
tempt ana Judge Linn su-tdircd
hts contention.
In the meantime, testimony had
been placed before tho coruurr'H
jury To the effect Ehat an automobile
had been hired by PltcOpk and Nc
Cready on Saturday afternoon. \
trip WAS made to the rOadhOusc run
hy Fred Itagsdnle, whore driuking
was INDUCED in 1t was said There /
were two women with the police /
men, IL was testified. Witnesses tcs
ulied To seeing PitcoCk hand Me /
'ready his gun and Of seeing Nc .
tteady shoot Kagsdale Wednesday /
afternoon witnesses were called who /
testified to seeing something rcscm- |
bling the handle OF knife In the /
hand OF Ragsdale as ne lay on the .
floor
Thursday evening late petition for
writ Of habcas corpus for
Mack McCready was filed. Me
Cready had never been brought IN
the courtroom for examination be
fore the coroners jury This writ
was issued and McCrcady's hearing
will come up this morning before
Judge Conn Linn.
Lizzie Downing. who has been re-
leased on habeas corpus. will not II
Is believed, be charged with any
thing unless circumstances later de-
velop that would tend to connect her
with the crime more closely than
have shown up thus far.
Continuation OF the cOroncrs in
quest was had until 1880 Monday
afternoon on account OF several OF
The Jurors having to he out OF tho
city yesterday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05

ground to drill a wen on the Bald
win farm, in the southeast corner
of the southwest of the northwest
Of the southwest OF 2s-1s-10w.
The Gypsy Oil company has rig
on the ground in the southwest cor
ner of the northeast of the southeast
of 99,1s- Ow on the zipsie farm.
Jake Hamon has also moved in to
drill on the Zipsie farm, in the cen
ter of the west line of the southeast
OF the southeast of 29-ls- low.
The southland Oil company has a
rig erected on the Haviland farm,
in the southeast corner of the south
west of the northwest of 31-1s- low.
In the northwest corner of 32-ls-
low. Jake Hamon and others, have
rig on the ground for No. l.,
knousc farm
Thr' Big Beaver Oil company is
waiting for cement to set around the
casing at 2,l10 feet on the Dorrence
farm. in the northwest corner OF l9-
ls-9w.
The Magnolia well on the Kirby
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05

The Mc-M1n Oil company is drill
ing at $40 fee, on the Priddy No.
, in the northeast corner of the
northwest OF the southwest of O.
2s-1Ow.
Skclton and others No. in the
northeast corner of l@s-llw is rig
ging up.
The Gladstone OH 4 Refining Co.
has moved in timbors on the Trotter
farm in the southeast corner OF the
northeast OF 25-ls-l lw, west OF the
Walters gas field.
The Duncan Petroleum company is
drilling at 2.03S feet on the Saddler
I, in the southeast corner OF the
northeast OF the southeast OF the
northeast Of 3l-ln-1w.
The Rock Falls OIL & Gas Co. No.
|, Peacock farm, in the northwest
corner OF the northeast of the south
west of 1I-ln.Sw. is drilling at 2,22j
feet.
The M1dhOma Petroleum company
is shut down at $50 feet on the Wells
farm in the northwest corner OF 35-
ln-lSw.
John C. Keys has timbcrs on the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
OIL GEOLOGY CLASS WILL
OPEN AT Y OCTOBER IL

The oil geology class Ia be con.
Quoted under the q EDUCATIONAL depart
ment uf the Y NJ e. A. will have
its first meeting At the Y Saturday.
October L.. at 7t3O. This class will
meet Just once a week hut Will hold
for two hours The first lessons
viii be course In general geology
with Chamberlain n Salisbury's ge-
ology as u text. A staff OF five in.
structors has been procured to teach
this course, which has been outlined
TO extend over u period of two years.
and from time to time the PRINCIPAL
geolOgists and oil men OF the city
Will lend their assistance by giving
lectares and explaining various
phases Of the work.
Beginning next week the Spa nish
classes taught by Professor Alvarez
Will meet regularly on Monday and
Tuesday evenings at. 7:3O. Last
night, however. there was special
section held
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
fere Are the New
Uash Materials
For Making Daughters School
Clothes

For, Making Daughters School
Clothes
An excellent assortment of
just the colors that girls like,
and ones mother knows will
wash easily.
Dress Ginghams At &c Yard
. .-27-inch long fold, quality
that wears and launders well
shown in pretty new plaid and
stripe effects.
Ferndale Zephyrs at 35c Yard,
Fine quality fast colors,
shown in beautiful color Combi-
nations in plaids, - inches wide.
Zephyr Ginghams at 39c Yard
A finely woven quality. fast
colors, shown in pretty new
plaids. stripes and checks; So
inches wide.
Rcnfrcw DevOnshirc at SOC Nh.
Most serViceable material for
children's play, or school clothes,
fast Colors in stripes, plaids.
checks and plain white, 81 inch
es wide.
Scotch Ginghams at 69C Yard
A beautiful mercerized cloth,
very stylish for street dresses,
shown in pretty Colored plaids
and stripes; 1872 inches wide.
Klmono Crcpcs Mt 39c Yard
A very good quality shown in
beautiful new Japanese and
floral patterns, also plain col
ors, 80 inches wide.
SECOND FLOOR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
'bow About bilious?

We Just unpacked another big
lot OF feather pillows. and IL you
will need pillows soon, It will
pay you to buy now at these
prices.
special" PiIlOws-17x24 inches,
pounds to the pair, filled with
chicken feathers and covered
with a good quality tan striped
ticking with blue and rose bor-
der. the pair .......... S3.25
"E. r. SpeciAr Pillows-2Ox26
inches, s11 pounds TO the pair,
filled with select chicken feath-
ers, covered with heavy quality
blue striped ticking, the pr. $3.50
STANDARD" Pillows - 23N27
inches-Sli lbs. to the pair, a
large we'll filled pillow Of mixed
email select chicken feathers,
covered with heavy grey and tan
stripe ticking. the pair ). S5 S5
"Alsacian" Pillows KAT
inches, s pounds to the pair
filled with pure white. selected
hand picked down. covered with
pure linen ticking, pair, $3.50
Goose Down" PilIows-22x27
inches, pounds to the pair.
filled with pure white, select,
hand picked down. covered with
pure linen ticking. pair S11.5O
FIFTH FLOOR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05

farm, in the southeast corner of the
northwest of 22-ls-sw, is fishing at
ALTO feet.
The same company on the .Yanny
Canny farm, in the southwest corner
OF the northeast of 22-1s-9w, is shut
down at 2,l10 feet.
The Magnolia drilled in the Tis-
soya No |, in the northwest corner
OF the southeast of ?2-ls-9w with "a
rotary and drilled to 2,lS2 feet. 1t
is now cleaning out the hole and has
400 feet Of water and 100 feet OF oil
In the hole.
The Deronian well in the north
west corner of the southwest of 23-
1s-9ws on the Smith fafNu, is pump
ing 20 barrels at 2,220 feet
D. Hale, trustee, is drilling at
1900 feet on the Clark I, in the
southwest corner of the northwest
Of the southwest Of 25-Is-9w.
The Magnolia Is setting the 6-inch
pipe at l,96S feet on on the Russell
farm in 26-ls-9w.
J. \. Evans is drilling at 1906
feet on the Young farm in the s6uth-