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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
British Armed Mercantile Cruiser
otranto and Transport Kashmir
Collide Between Scotland and
Ireland.
CRUISER QUICKLY Is
GROUND ON THE ROCKS
Kashmir Lands It's Troops on
Scottish Coast Without Loss of
Life; Destroyer Does Gallant
Rescue Work.

An Irish Port. oct 9. OBS The As
su,itt,l prcasl American soldiers To-
tho number nf sdi or 300 p,riahcd
when tnt iritiFh armed mercantile
cruiser Otruutu iud the transport
Nasnmir collided in the Eorth chan
net. between scotland and ireland last
sunday
Three hundred American soldiers
unG thirty French suiluts. aud 1G6
mcmhrp of the crew of the otranto
nave been landed tt port in north
oru ireland Sixteen other survivors
have beru picked up az l-luy.
More than goo bodies have been
recovered thl- muruinE uud many uf
them have been buried.
The ptruutu i- total wreck ON the
island ut l-laN The kashWir landed
its troops Ii "a scottish port without
loss ul lie
The troop ship roilidci while a
heavy storm Wua raging ana rho bt-
rant" with rapinE hole in her side
I then drifted h,iplos-ly toward the
rocky coast
\ number of the troops on board
were from Ga. interior Ur thD United
statns and without experience nt sea.
They hai preferred 90 remain on IN,
f iIFrer ship rather ihnu risk jumping
J. Go the small destroyer Auunscy which
riilHntly came Co tho rescue. uud th'N
sccmed 20 Doe chret,l hy the sighi oi
land.
Tho bopos of the mon that they
would be able to Iuakc "a ani0 landing
. loweycr. were d.spcljed py the CT.
tanto's captain when D., shouted from
tho bridge
We'll boss. $50 VIII have 10 sw'r
Tor a." About that time the trooT
ship sIid with hardly jar onto d
shelving rock. which. us q wave 70
coded. bit ia teeth into the ship
timber and held her in Vice-uk'
strip
Tho ship had struck about "A mil'
from shore ANA ON tho cliffs stool
rroops Of Islanders eager 60 send ait
hut which % was impossible I" at
tempt
Scores 81 men began % Jump and
uauy Immediately we've sczled hy IN
waves and hurled against the sides %
the ship.
About noon thc Otranto was uftei
on the crest Of nigh combcr an'
dashed back 90 tho rock sp N.0lenth
that the vessel broke suuHreiF in two
The mast snapped short killinF mel
as IL fen.
one section OF HE hulk turned side
wise oglptytng an hands stiH cling
inr TO tho doak into thc boiling urf
Tho other section proved plt, thinl
Tor the waves and speedily wac grouu'
tD pieces on the rocks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
nv - Assoclatrn raE.a

British Headquarters France Oct IL British advance posts
have been pushed within little than y
skirts Of Doua The advance from here has very cautions
however many have been encountered
good believe the itself honey ycombcd with death
traps
Berlin Oct - LOndun.-t yes
cray retired from their positions lines the
issued today by the German The enemy
slowly the and the line of Nend Harness
llcnn ctard and 70 the of the Beaumont rcbrcs railway
South of laon the German have evacuated the Chcmi-
Des- DANES. the general a announces.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
FRENCH CONTINUE TO
GAIN IN CHAMPAIGN,

Paris oct. t2.-cOntuued progress
was made last night by the French
troops Rlong the entire Champagne
front. the war office announced to-
day
Tho French have penetrated the I'M
portant railway town of Nouzieres.
This morning the French are holding
tho general line OF the Retourne and
the road lg0m PaWVres 10 NouzlercA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
GERMANS TO MAKE
STAND N NAIaIcNCIE.NNES

with the Anglu- American Forces on
the Nulenciennes Front. Oct. IL.
tMorninEl. CBy The AssOclate
lr.ss. There was every evidence to-
day that the Germans were preparing
10 make u strong stand on the Nalen-
cieuncs line which now has been
reached ~ least east of the River
>Scilc by the Anglo American forces
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
'u,t. WARNS MIN
AGAINST PEACE TALK

London via Montreal. oct. ~ Field
Marshal iiaig on October issued an
army order calling attention OF hts
uffieers aud men tu the circulation af
tails. ruwurs to the effect that peace
was AT hand. with the evident object
oi discouraglng the troops and divert
ing them from he great task OF over
throwing tncir enemies
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

They follow Frank Gomez. Jose
Montana, Floyd A. HokIauser joe
u.rouucIl Fcrmin Gutierrez. William
o. Ingram. JaCobo Armenia, Genaru
Garcia Eumulo peren. Tomas Gar
c.H AIirruatos are. Jose Emillanu
tacl EIlyIuuo Srhrdra, William John
Hithut Nltpn1o Toledo. Ben NJ. III
mas. Ramon A. Montoya. Joe Napo-
Icon. EusDtIn Salas. Erminlo Scdillu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
IMPORTANT EVENTS ARE
IIkIIN N MDI,NRf'

Paris oct 1.-THE Americans are
closing on Don-Sur- Mouse while their
lcr wing ~ within five miles OF Buz-
anc,. saws Marcel Hutin in the Echo
De Paris Continuing he SAYS that
important events which will change
the entire face OF things may he eN-
pscted in this part OF the Woevre
front
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
British Take
IS AustrianS

London. oct IL RritiSh ON lh'
rorthern Italian Front last night raid
.d me, Ausiro- Hungarian trewfhes Ia
tho east Oi Asiago saws an official
tiutement issued today Thirty five
prisoners aud "a number of machine
luns were captured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
Special Service Men
Announced by Board

The BerniiH'u county draft board
yesterday solicited ten rcEtstmuts Cor
limited Hcr,... .u the United states
army
The men loHte on October 10 for
Vancouver barracks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
NOIZIERIS AND GtISE
REPORTED ~ FLAMES

with the French Army In the
Champagne. oct ~ (Roufersl YOU
2icres and Gulse as well ns aH ~ tho
villages iu the whole region south %
Lauu are burning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

New YORK President Mil,on PLAY
ed "a prominent part boo an impromptu
IihcrN Loan rally ut t thoatcf The
The president autographed bonds
bought by persons lu tho audience.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

FAIL OF MIGHTY FORT
IS EXPECTED HOURLY:
BRITISH mile AWAY

Germans Admit Withdrawal From This Vicinity
and Also From Chemin Des DANES; Momentary
Pause on St. Quentin-C Cambrai Line, but Momen-
tous Events Are Expected at Any Moment;
Americans Doing Excellent Work in the Ar
gonne and the Meuse Districts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

Washington Tho navy department
announced that ten officers and i02
enlisted men were lost. two Officers
taken prisoner ana three officers and
five enlisted men sawed iu the sinking
of tho American steamship Ticonder-
oga ny an enemy submarine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
DOTS AND DASHES

Washington In collision be-
tween IN, United States destroyer
Shaw and British vessel October .
two Officers ana eleven Een OF the
destroyer were lost Thirteen other
mombors OF tho crew were injured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
NEW MrxIoo wEApurn

NIW NINItU WFlfFfIFW
Fair tonight and sunday. rot much
change n tcmperoturo Noudly prob-
abby rIt
io,ul Maximum. 70; minimum,
u.s.. rsulc. 30. at O'Clock 90. north
west wind. clear.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30
suit Involves acreage In wilco, Pool

Declaring that Thomas ChIsm f.
holding in ownership certain fee iu-
tDrcsig In the south hair OF the north
east ~ aG.15-l1. which rightfully be-
longs 20 them Henrietta Wilson tnce
Drew. Lizzie williams. tnee parncD
sarah Shabp. tuce Lcwisl, EDDIE
. Hawkins. and Lula Adcock, tnoe
prcw). have filed suit In OkmulEec
county against Thomas Chlsm. H. =
Wilcox Fay l.. ana Louise Cook. and
Producers and Rcflncrs corporation
The ask the court for an award ot
$4,000 damages an Injunction. FOR
an accounting and for tho appoint
mrnt OF receiver for tho land In
question which as the petition saws
is valuable oil and gas property ana
from which oil iE now being market
ed for the benefit Of the defenda nts
and without regard for the Interests
OF the plaintiffs
In the petition which was filed
yesterday by W. l.. Disney and
Campbell and Leahy. five different
casts OF descent appears aud tho
while matter from the lnyman's
viewpoint IN n complicated affair
which. however. resolves itself into
n claim for the plaintiffs OF 2I-6Oths
In The land. the petition admittlng
mat Thomas Chlsm iq the owner OF
III" remaining 36-6Oths
WilcoS the Cooks and the Produc-
crS ana Rcfincrs corporation got into
the suit through the fact that wilcox
acquired a lease upon tho tract and
transferred or assigned interests oi.
"a portion OF the lease. 10 tho Cook q
and the Producers and RcflcrS cor
poration
The history 81 tho Wilcox we'll
which is located on this land is gen
orally known II came In good for
about 400 barrels and NJ more Than
thirty days old ls making around 600
barrels n is located /. few miles
southwest OF tho town OF BeRgs
The plaintiffs In the suit are ali
freedmen members OF the Creek
tribe. They i've I'm the Arkansas
river bottoms southwest OF Wagner
Tho petition pictures them MS helna
Ignorant of the WAYS OF tho white
man and Of the busincrs worl1 ana
OF being ignorant Of titles" ana r.
cites that au instrument purpotlrg
to b" % warranty deed which carried
putpoStod signatures ot Henrietta
Drew Arthur Drew and GcorrfP
Drew pud iu favor OF W n. patter-
SON md Levi Acklcy. to the lana In
question H. void. nv the three chill
drcn, 80 the petition declares we're
minors ana Notwithstanding tho fnct
and execution OF conveyance tho
action would hc in violation OF tho
provisions ~ tho original Crock
agreement which prohibited minors
from making any valid CONVEYANCE
II was Patterson and Ackley from
whom Thomas ChIsm purrhagol
N" land In question Muskogpc
Phoenix
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30
OIL MARKET oUorATIoNs
Fight Germany and Ercry
thing German

The following from rr. I,ui van
der 6Wcat or tine EaNJnu prtro.
leum company appeared u the a'.
cst issue or EoNul,um" received ycz.
'.'"'F
since America Dr. ~ war with
Germany We must NOT cuufne our
frhunE ra the bufun Uur .n France
but must fghf ihpu everywhere w
must ngh' Germany aud everything
German. especially thr.. living prop
aElUll Do this country ON" ~ the
main objects OF their campaign Of
IIcs Ig 90 attempt Co stir up unplauH.
untnrss and ul.fc'Iug between 'h.
country and Dos allies. notably Great
Britain This was tho r'u. purpus.
f1r which Germans and I,rmtn
money bought he Sew York Ever.
ms Mail
sTn. tsrufYr8 h.T ,yatt. r.4r.,, Do.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30

SENKIHk. Okla. Aua T..
refusal Of the Kay COUNTY y. a. It.
GO. tp pay $1,000 forfeit w.r.
was due the city because ut f..
company5s failure to fYfU ..ufa.
to mrn sh recent gas H. M...H.
up iu council mcctus H..r
night
4 contract was drawn uu ... ..
tor though not signed uuh H..
whereby the company u.I..I fH '..
ulau gas 90 the uity hr August 49,
the wcU had not beou l..IrH .. |HI
time the ciy allowed tHr 0H.... p.
expire and wanted I collect ...
guarantee roWmiu.. $50. ...
pointed iu cmplo, 900 aIfHrul. fu ....
irnt the guarantee muU.. H.urf.l
vs. = cline was tho l''u.ND. rU...m
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30

In another action filed IN the same
court 10y the same attorney Eddie
Hawkins charges that Thomas Chlsp
is wrongfully Withholding possession
ot the north halt OF northeast quar-
ter ot 3G-l5-il /. ana he asks tho court
Tor possession OF that land and dam
ages from Chism In the aum OF sin. 81
600. n appears that Eddie sold this
land giving q. g TODD warranty
decd. tho transaction taking place
after May %. lgQs. tho date upou
which the rolls of The commission
became conclusive ms 90 nre Though
not so stated IN the petition. it ig
understood that Eddie was AZ tho
Tim" ~ 'he transaction shown by the
rolls 100 ho rs yc1rs of age.
The nnl involved lies and ndloirs
liroctlv north ~ the land involved In
ihn first suit ana offset the Wilcox
OF well -- Muskorce Phoenix
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30

NFWKIRK. Okla. Aug 29 AT o.
meeting of tho Booster club Of New
k.rk last nIEht q committee was APP
uOIu'ol 90 devise ways and means FOR
building houses 90 TAXA care Of The
Increasing population NJ this city he-
cause Cf tho attention drawn hero h'
the opening of tho now OH Cpll
gguthc0Vi OF the city LLa~1s stated
that conditions were becoming ser.
toms that people were liv.nr ir tents
and e'rru.1r ir tho. park The hntc's
1rc turning scores away every day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30

GRNNDTIIID.- The Seaman ON
company ls drilling no 2.1TO feet on
tho Til'mnu farm In the southeast
corner of the southwest of the south
wrsi ~ 12-ls-ltv.
Tho Carter Oil company ls fishing
nt 2.Hl0 feet on ihe Eastman farm
boz Tine northeast corner ut 9G-is- 2w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30

Notice ig hereby given Jy the
PRODUCERS LEAD AND ZINC
COMPANY that the MONTHLY
DIVIDEND FOR AUGUST will be
paid september 10Th 10 an stock
hUIHrra uf record August llsi.
lJIs-Adr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30

tordny Tor the CoalInga. Cal, oil
uelds. Mr. Brown Will hire several
drilling crews to run the new
rotnricH being installed in-the CARRIER
field by the Sinclair company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30
Oil Personals.

James McGouldrlck. accompanied
hy Mrs McCouldrick IS spending
two weeks ln Joplin and the Miami
zinc fields a. W
George j.. Roll NJ the AmcrltNn
Wire a. steel Co ana Mrs Bcll have
gone 90 Bella Vista Tor u short holi-
day,
Gordon ~ Lille of the puwnce
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30

FREDERICK The Bourdettc on
company has started drilling and r.
down l5O feet ON tho Indian land
in the southeast corner of The north
west or the northwest Of tO-2s-l6w
Tho Carter ON company is having
pipe trouble at l4l5 feet on the
Gibhnrt !. lr the southeast corner
OF the northwest of the southeast
VI an-la-llM-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30

Gushing shows q slight decline.
Hchldton slight incrci sc. Eldorado
an Increase OF $500 barrels and
Augusta "a decrease Of approximately
800 barrels over the week previous.
The production Tor Kansoa aud okla. .
homa, as "a whole. increased. due 20
Eldurado's recovery from It's recent
tornado and fire devastation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30

Refining company was In Tulsa ycs
terdAy
Verne Brown ~ tho Sinclair com
panys drilling department left yes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30

NORRIS The klnwoad on com
pnny has moved iD a machine on
the a. Wiley farm in the southeast
corner OF the northwest OF 2g-l3-l4
and viii dr..l 80 on the farm
The Wolverine on company has
started drilling ON ltg nfth tesL on
tho L. Reynolds f1rm ln the Center
uf the oH4t line ot the northeast OF
the northwest OF lj-l2-l4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30

wan exchange near 1000 foot
foa' now drilling. costing $4,000. FOR
ru1rr equally distant from other
ts' wn.ls Address r.6p world
A...
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30

For Sale String of standard tools
Cheap if taken 8i once g.. ~ priddN
N5 Daniel building Phone igI2..
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30

VIII pay cash for ono or two
pieces acreage productive around ID
barrels Address r-59, world
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-30

DUNCAN. N.-Thc {. S. g. company
is settling 6-inch casing at 2.UIG frri
on the kornlng farm ln 'he SOUTH
west corner OF tho southeast uf @.
2s-qw
In the southeast corner of tho
northwest ot G-2s-Sw. tho Plains oH
" Gas Cu'ls drilling at lgl5 feet ou
the Harding farm.
ON the Lyons farm in the north
west corner OF il-2s-lOw. tht, HUM
bel on d Refining co is drilling at
'E foot
The Mc-Mau on company BE- ,uaus
with 6-inch at ago fcef uu tho
iriddy No 2. In the northV esf cor.
nor of the northeast OF tho north
west ~ the eSR9of lO-gs.I0V
The Gladstone on q RpfinIng CO..
ls WAITING Tor cable tools with which
it ifTnds 80 deepen iW No I. FrcU
man farnl IN the northeaHt corner
OF the northwest OF tho southcagt OF
Shallow The depth rs 1905 feet.
Sanders ana associates arc waiting
for cement 90 harden around tho
G'inch pipe al 2,I60 feet I'm their
SO ! Sanders farm, in the routnwcs,
corner of tho northeast OF the south
west of the northwest OF 8-ga-iOw.
The NC-Nan Ol company ON Tho
Prddy NO 1, in The southwest cor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-28

The scrubbing's done; my kitchen
stands arrayed
In shining tins and order reigns
supreme"
THE successful housekeeper."
avoids that long siege of house
cleaning which makes life burden
to each member of the family. She
has reduced house cleaning TO. scien-
tific principles and to business prin-
ciples. She is able to plan the re-
novation of her house so systematic
ally that it does not interfere with
the business of living
This. of course, is the ideal way
to Ieep house and with the advent
of hardwood floors. vacuum clean
ers and other labor-saving devices,
simI lie curtains, a minimum amount
Of bric-a-brac, a few good pictures,
plen.y Of closets, etc, it is possible
TO attain this ideal. The average
A5usekeeper, however, still has her
semi-annual house cleanings when
she feels the whole house must be
gone over, especially in the spring
Then every woman turns instructive
ly to the renovating and beautify-
ing IF her home. She longs for crisp,
snowy curtains, fresh cretonnes,
fresh paint, new wall paper, and all
OF those accessories that tend to
make her house more livab and
inviting; the most pleasant place in
the world for her family and friends
60 ri
mission OF the ideal woman+ is to
make the whole world homelike"
In planning for the house cleaning
campaign the other work should be
arranged so that the business of liv-
ing is not interfered with for moth
ing disconcerts a family more than
the general upheavel of the house.
Care, too, should be taken not 10
remove. the stove at too early date.
unless there is a fireplace or other
means Of heating
The chief advantage of house
cleaning lies in the fact that at this
time the years accommodations are
looked over and many Of them re-
jected. To leave woodwork and
floors and closets for a yearly clean
ing as many people do is unexcus-
able. once a week, in dusty re-
gions, or perhaps, once a month in
the clean country or seaside" says
DIT. l. l. Wilson.
System in doing the work is just
as important a good equipment
and the housekeeper whose work
lis never done" is often one who
never stops 10 plan out her work 70
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-28
NJ 'ADOO EXPLAINS
BUILDING VIEWS
Necessary Construction Must
Go Forward, He Says
Avoid Personal Comfort.
BY w. G.. McAdoo.

Since 1 have been asked for an
elaboration OF my statement con-
corning the desira bility of restrict
ing at this time unnecessary build
ing operations, think the following
explanation is sufficient
1t is only by subordinating local
and personal interest 10 the general
welfare, and by enforcing the most
rigid economy in matters Of public
and private enterprises, as well as in
matters OF personal expenditure,
that the United States can hope TO
bear its part Of the financial burden
of the war and 10 release sufficient
labor and materials for war purposes
without depletion of our own re-
sources.
It is impossible 10 lay down
hard and fast rule as TO what every
patriotic citizen should do in order
to live up TO his duty in this connec-
ton. Things that are necessary for
the life and health of the people
must. of course, be procured. SO it
is with the building of homes. 1t is
obvious that it is unnecessary for me
operations absorb the very materials
and the very class of labor and the
very kind of money that the govern
ment requires most urgently at this
time
Where IL is a question Of building
a new home simply because it would
afford greater comfort, the operation
should not be undertaken. Where
it is a question of need-be il on &C
count Of sanitary conditions or be
cause, without such new construc-
ton, other operations essential at
this time for the welfare Of the coun-
try would suffer-there is no doubt
that the work should be undertaken
This applies equally to construction
work in cities and towns and farm
ing districts.
Everybody should weigh conscien-
tiously in his own mind whether or
not il is his own comfort and con-
venience or the national welfare
that moves him in this purpose. If
that is done honestly I do not think
there will be any doubt as to the
proper course to be pursued in each
case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-28

floors, curtains for the windows, gas
and electric fixtures. lights and
shades, wall papers and wall deco
rations, and then the furnishing has
only Just begun. The question OF
furniture is only one Of the depth
Of the pocketbook. The mover Of
goods is always interested. Then
come the luxuries-the pictures. the
books, the cut glass and the silver.
All these things come when a home
is built They don't come when a
family lives in a boarding house or
hotel, and only in a measured de-
gree when they live in a rented
place. No one cares TO buy furni-
ture that each new moving day is
going to snap and bang about and
ruin. and no one cares TO add to
landlords welfare by doing all the
little things THAI have to do with
real home comfort"
you ought TO be selling cash
registers" said one of the group.
1T would be in your line. I think