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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

state we're here and the animals
brought good prices
The war department and navy de-
partmeut. have agreed TO discharge
men from the reserve OF The regular
army or naval reserve force lu ORDER
4, hermit them TO enlist in me rehu-
lar army or regular navy rrspe'r
lively Further information az any
recruiting office.
The poet field bnll team won i'S
initial ramc al Wuurika. since The
trips were made Ny arplane.
The reservation public school VII
open session on september l. ~"
the Fort SIN children are prcnhI .
inr for the fray with the 'Rreo Is .,
Original enlistmonts for ooiored
'mon IN the infantry and "nHsih'n'1'
In the air service, both heavier an"
h.htcr than air, have been dlscuh-
unuci,
Tho IAN field. artillery baseball
team tucked away two good games
! this week, ono from the school OF
| fire. 3 to 4. and ono from Waurikh,
| & TO /. Tho last one waa played AT
| Waurika. the local team making INC
/ trip by autos,
! The khaki college held their first
examination last Monday. The ma
| jority OF tho students received a
| cold 100 and very few were hclo"
/ 90 per cent THAT proves the oN-
/ cellent attitude and application on
/ the part OF the colder studonts. ana
I. the ability Of the faculty as well
The order for releasing all omer-
| goucy officers by September has
been extended.
Fnllstments for the signal corps
and ordnance department Tor serv-
, Ice I'm Siboth and for the signal
corps for service in Hawaii have been
discontinued.
The consolidated band Of the First
Ninth ana IAN field artillery regi-
merts furnished concert a. tho
"N" poat field last night. Good
movies were also shown.
The members OF the post head
quarters detachment have entered
In the infantry rifle course which
will bo held here sometime ncNt
week
Every Saturday afternoon sevcra
fishing parties are seen leaving IN,
pest In regular FUN pack style
They return on Sunday evening and
with Mess Sergeant Bill or Jack they
prepare feast That apparently
comprises the catch, 90
The Liberty theater has been Fiver
lis first coat Of paint II present.
a swell appearance, ana we believ,
that next winter our class Of show
VIII be hard 20 equal The musi,
viii be furnished by the best Jazz
musicians OF the post.
The 18th field artillery regimen
is again filling UP with horses Il
reach the required quota lt is m.
morcd that recruits IN wfticionI
numborR.Nfn be here soon 20 TAX,
] orp ~ fhruN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

The post field hnll team won i'N
initial ramc al Wuurika. ence The
trips were made Wy arplane.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

A wife can say whole lot when
she Ia silent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

The reservation public school VII
open session on september !, n"
the Furt sIl children are prcna =.
iHr for the fray with the threo X q.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

The Liberty theater has been given
lis first coat Of paint II presents
a swell appearance, ana we believe
that next winter our class OF show
VIII be hard 20 equal The music
viii he furnished by the best iazz
musicians OF the post.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

Tho IAN field artillery baseball
team tucked away two good games
this week, ono from the school OF
fire, 3 to 4. and ono from Waurikh.
G to /. The last one waa played AZ
Waurika, the local team making INC
trip by autos.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

ORIGINAL enlistmouts for ooloren
'mon IN the infantry and "nlisihl'n'1
In the air service, both heavier an"
h.htcr than air. have been dlsc"h-
luupd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

Every Saturday afternoon several
fishing parties arc seen leaving the
pest In regular FUN pack style.
They return on Sunday evening and
with Mess Sergeant Bill or Jack they
prepare a feast That apparently
comprises Tho ..catch.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

The consolidated band Of the First
Ninth ana 14th field artillery regi-
merls furnished "A concert AZ the
"N" post field last night Good
movies were also shown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

The members Of the post head
quarters detachment have entered
In the infantry rifle course which
will bo held here sometime ncNt
,..ayk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

The khaki college held their first
examination last Monday The ma
jortty OF tho students received
cold 100 and very few were belo"
90 per cent THAT proves the oN-
cellent attitude and application on
the par, OF the colder studonts. and
the ability Of the faculty as wei.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

The order for releasing oil cmer-
Roucy officers by September ! has
been extended.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

Here the ner Suits Coats, Frocks, Biouses,
HiIIinerg and apparel for uon'en and misses,
and all the OmpaHiments Of dress, dssembted
uifh the merriHg instinct Of the best IN me
peIr, that certain kROricdge of the modes des-
tined To hare the greatest success, dtcd'f me ef-
prcssi0n Of your GppTOrdt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

Enlisiments for the signal corps
and ordnance department for SerN-
Ice I'm Sibefn and for the signal
corps for service in Hawaii have been
a discontinued.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

| We hare on display UerB complete, Uery COM
DrehensiUe shOIUing Of correct styles for autumn
lcear The phole psychology of dress is set
forth in these display modes of subdued, yet
pofent elegance, certain to bring TO the Uedrer
great consciousness of charming and sfyfish
correctness
The sun., 1919-03-04
CANADA'S BUSIEST
SEASON Is CLOSED
Great Volume Of Shipping
Described by Head of
Federation.
Special Despatch 10 THE suN.

MONTREAL, March 3.-The seas son Just
Canada, according 10 John Torrance, the
new president of the Shipping Fedora
ton OF Canada. In an address delivered
before the members of the federation at
their annual meeting. During the sea-
son nearly 700 vessels arrived at the
port OF Montreal, with a gross tonnage
OF nearly 100000 tons. A large num-
Der OF the vessels OF the Emergency
Est 6~ioratlon which put in at this
port aided greatly in making up this
total he said.
THE past season." Mr. Torrance de-
clared, was the busiest ever experienced
at this port and the export shipments
were the heaviest on record" The total
number OF seagoing vessels to arrive at
the port OF Montreal during the past
season, he declared. was 674. ard repre-
scented a gross tonnage OF 1.933.4S2 tons
or an increase OF twenty-seyen ships
over the previous year.
With regard to shipping conditions
Mr.. Torrance said that the Government
had increased considerably the so-called
"blue book rates. but that even with
| this advance the owners OF the vessels
were not vet receiving what was fairly
due them In proportion to the service
they have rendered TO the State. He ex.
pressed the hope that tine Government
will demobillze the shipping Of tn,
| Dominion as soon as II IL possible Ia
do so. thus releasing the shipping from
Government control in the near future
In view OF the competition which Cana.
| dian shpowners must face from allied
and other foreign nations in shipping
matters all restrictions which now hold
| hack much needed expansion in the
Dominion merchant marine should be al
once simmarily abolished by the Cana.
dian Government
The sun., 1919-03-04
Big CROP ASSURED
BY ALBERTA SNOW
Principal Trouble May Be in
Obtaining Agricultural
Implements.
Spscfal pespatch 10 TIE snx.


CALGARY, Alberta, March 3.-General
snowfalls covering all Alberta have i'm
proved the agricultural outlook i'm
mensely during the last week. The
ground was 80 dry when winter set In
that II could not freeze. Coupled with
this was continued mild weather until
ten days ago. when the first zero tenn
peratures OF the year were recorded, and
with the low temperatures came heavy
snowfslls. When this snow melts the
moisture will sink deep into the soil
and will furnish excellent seed bed and
assure termination.
This will mean probably larger seeded
areas. This reassuring condition has
had an immediate and substantial effect
on business. which. fairly brisk before.
had taken a decided upturr.
Seasonable winter goods are selling
well. and the coal trade has received an
impetus that will enable it at least to
break even and perhaps make little
profit.
Sub-zero temperatures have been re-
corded for almost a fortnight. The Do
minion and Federal governments are in
creasing their estimates for public works
and railways, and there will be nc
dearth Of employment when spring
comes.
The present situation Is not in the
least critical. Increased land settlement
will improve the agricultural machinery
business and the main trouble may be
the obtaining OF enough implements.
Generally speaking. the outlook may
be regarded as highly satisfactory, and
the usual June rains will mean heavy
crops all through the harvest area.
The sun., 1919-03-04
DOMINION STOCKS
BEGIN SPRING RISE
Victory Bonds at New High
Level of 104-Pulp and
Paper Shares Strong.
Special Despatch 10 THE scS.

MONTREAL, March 3.--The advancing
tendency of the previous fortnight In
Canadian securities has now broadened
out into a spring rise. The markets
were consistently strong through last
week, with strength in the pulp and
paper securities again an outstanding
feature. Spanish River preferred at
77h added about 5 points in the week
and the common at'2l1A over points
Abitibi Paper sold as high as 65 Il, or
I'D about points Laurentide continued
to hold within a few points of the best
price OF the 20 point movement OF re-
cent weeks ard Price Bros. scored a
perpendicular rise OF 20 in mid-week.
There has also been revival OF in
terest in a number OF industrial stocks
long dormant. Penmans being a promi-
nent feature at an advance of more than
. points 90 a new maximum. Steel and
allied war stocks have been steady 70
firm, but have not shared in the buoy
ancy that has characterized similar is
sues in the New York market.
One prominent factor in the advance
of the market here,-as in New York. is
the scarcity OF stock. The thorough
| liouidation of 1917 and the compare
lively light buying of 1918 combined &c
make a very strong techni position
The short interest is inconsiderable ir
the Canadian markets as usual. Thai
eliminates one influence apparent IN tbs
! trading at New York At the Same time
there Is an offset in the notable tenacitS
with which Canadians hold TO their Sc
curities, whether prices are rising oil
! falling.
The striking feature in the bond lis
was an advance to a new high leve
of l04 in the 5is per cent. 1887 Vic
tory bonds. This compares with ne
cost OF about sSSs to subscribers whci
the loan was offered in the autumn o.
1918.
The sun., 1919-03-04
CANADA WILL SPEND
MILLIONS IN PEACE
Senator Robertson Outlines
Progr0nme for Future.
Special DespatcA to The Sun.

MONTREAL, March 3.-'Tf we were
prepared to spend $500, 100000 per an
mum during tho war for destructive pur-
poses, we should not hesitate to spend
similar amount for constructive pur-
poses,", said Senator @. ID. Robertson,
Minister of Labor, in his address to-day
to the Imperial Order. Sons of the L n
pire. at tho Windsor Hotel. Continuing,
the speaker said:
TT is in pursuance of this policy that
the Government has planned to spend
s20,000,000 in public works and Inn
provements. and the sums allotted will
be used in districts where unemployment
Is greater. Therefore, several millions
of dollars will be spent in Montreal and
other largo cities and centres where the
unemployment situation exists"
Speaking Of the railways Of Canada
the Senator said: These have not
been kept up to their proper standard
Of efficiency during the war because OF
the difficulty of obtaining materials, the
scarcity OF labor and the needs Of the
country requiring that all our financial
resources be directed toward war activ-
tiles Therefore, every dollar that was
not spent for railway improvement in
the past gives an opportunity for dis
bursting that money TO greater advantage
now.
During the present year the Govern.
ment railways will probably expend In
construction, maintenance, equipmen,
and rolling stock s50.ooo.0o0. l have
estimates from the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company and the Grand Trunk
Railway Company as to the possibk
number Of persons they may require
with the opening of spring. and thu
figures show a total OF about 10000
This Is in addition to an extra 10000
who will be required for the operation
of railways because OF the adoption Of
the eight-hour day
With regard to shipbulding, thu
speaker said: During 1919 the Fedora
Government expended $4o,0O0,000 il
this work. and the average price for TIL,
construction of ships here has been IL
the neighborhood of 5000 per ton
Whether or not Canada can continue tc
build ships at price that will enabl,
the builders to dispose Of them In tn,
markets Of the world will depend upor
the efficiency. loyalty and good judg
ment of the workers during the periot
OF reconstruction"
The sun., 1919-03-04
MONTREAL SUBURBS
PLAN FEDERATION
Single Commission for Man.
agement Of Officers Is
Considered.
LOCAL OFFICIALS MEET
Financial Benefits of, Proposed
Scheme Are Generally
Recognized.
Special Despatch to TIE suS.


MONTREAL, March 3.-The possibility
of a federation Of all suburban oommunt-
ties about Montreal. with the appoint
ment of n single commission for the
management Of their affairs, now looms
in the readjustment of conditions in
these municipalities. While they are not
particularly pleased with the idea Of
losing control Of their affairs, conditions
in some OF them are said to be 30 bad
that some such step may be made neces-
sary.
A long conference was held last week
between the Premier and representatives
OF these communities, and many OF the
vital issues were presented with view
to Strengthening out the difficulties.
were representatives OF Montreal East,
Montreal North. Point aux Trembles and
St Michel All OF the delegates at the
conference frankly stated the cases
which confronted their respective Gov
ernments and every effort was made to
untsryle the situation.
While there was much objection voiced
to the proposition of a consolidation
under commission Government. II was
recognized and admitted by the dele
gates that immediate action Is necessary.
Some mention was made OF the posi-
bility OF annexation of the communities
by the city OF Montreal within the next
couple Of years
The annexation idea has been urged
more particularly in connection with st.
Michel, where, II was pointed out. an ex-
penditure OF 100000 for a highway
which is practically useless to the COM
munity threatenA to place a very heavy
burden on ratepayers. The highway.
the Boulevard Pie TX. was constructed
at the request OF Maisonneuve. and was
OF no value to st. Michel because the city
OF Montreal had refused 10 appropriate
q section i'm Rosemount needed to con-
meet the St Michel end with the Maison-
neuve end.
In addition st. Michel faces payment
Of an expenditure Of another 100000
for the construction of a large sewer,
which was connected with the Nontreaa
main sewer and through which the sew
age from the district was emptied into
the Back River.
Several authorizations for loans have
been asked by these municipalities. The
bill from Montreal North seeks power to
borrow 100000 without the terms OF
the general law regarding the provision
Tor SINKING fund getting the approNai
OF the electors. the Northumberland,
&c. The petitioners contend that it is
impossible to get votes of a number OF
owners of taxable immovables in the
municipality. Total amounts which the
community must make provision TO pay
under all departments are $205,216.
Some deductions are made for arrears
on taxes, &c. but to cover this and
other expenses Montreal North asks for
a ten year loan OF 100000 bearing 8
per cent. interest. to be provided for by
a special tax.
A loan OF $4,000 is sought by st.
Michel to pay the amount of the coupons
due In 1918, still unpaid. and the further
amount of $I25.000 for balancing the
finances Of the community for that year.
After all deductions for arrears on taxes
and other collectlble items st. Michel
faces q deficit Of S117.1l5.
The sun., 1919-03-04

the course OF n few days. This will help
TO work or large accumulation OF
stocks in the packing houses and also to
relieve the banks of loans that had TO be
made to finance them.
Tax Free Bonds I'm Demand.
Further advances in the prices OF the
tax free bonds OF the Dominion Govern
ment we're viewed this week In the light
of some estimates OF the probable re-
quirements of the Federal Treasury.
The Hon. It. Il. Carvell, speaking in
Parliament, estimated that in the coming
fiscal year revenue from customs duties,
income and profits taxes and excise
would fall about s100,000.000 short OF
expenditure. including in the latter in
terest on the war debt, pension fund
and other items added by tho war to the
ordinary OUTLAWS of the Government. The
prospect that the income tax must be
raised considerably above the level of
the tax of 1918 has evidently stimulated
the buying OF the tax free bonds.
labor troubles continue few and scat
tered. and on the whole Canada IL COM
ing through the winter months with
much less of business unsettlement than
was expected last November. st. Law
renee navigation will open in two months
or less and there Is always a seasonal
outburst OF activity when that period of
the year Is reached. even in dull times.
The housing plan and the good roads
plan of the Dominion both promise to
take UP n good deal OF slack resulting
from the closing OF munition factories.
For each plan the Dominion Govern-
ment has established n fund Of sac. 000,-
600. from which loans will be made to
the provinces. the provinces in turn to
loan to the municipalities wishing, to
n Mt 10 ~ "a nd hAv
there is contemplated outlay of about
$70,000,o00 on branch lines and equip
ment for the Canadian National Rail-
ways and upward OF S30.000.000 will
probably be expended on tho Dominions
shipbuilding programme
The sun., 1919-03-04
Higher Duty for spanish Goods.

Importers who brought goods OF Span
ish origin into this country during the
last nine months OF 1918 face the pos
sibility OF having their entries reliqui-
dated on the basis OF higher value,
according TO an announcement by the
customs division OF the Trcs sury Da-
partment. The Department, having de
iermined that the value Of the Spanish
peseta for the quarters referred 10 wa
at least 10 per cent. more than the
proclaimed value. has requested collec-
tors TO forward q list OF all emit les
covering merchandise inyoiced in such
currency.
The sun., 1919-03-04
Sales r. o. n. Mill Optional.

The American Association of Wooden
and Worsted Manufacturers has notified
its members that for the time being IT
will be optional with them whether they
accept or reject the recommendation
that goods be sold (. o, b. mill. Certain
prominent factors, with goods in ware
houses in New York, failed to join In
the movement TO sell Z. o. b. mill
The sun., 1919-03-04
lightweight Furs Popular.

As indicated by stocks being displa yed
by many wholesale fuYflers, squirrel.
mole and sable will be among the most
favored furs for spring and sumner
wear. Although II Is said those yarie-
ties predominant in the number OF gar.
ments made mp, the trade Is OF the
opinion that Kamchatka, brown. silver
and cross fox also will he IN good de-
mand. Cape effects in rovel types and
long tab stoles With pockets Nill be the
yokue. manufacturers say.
The sun., 1919-03-04
DEMAND FOR TEXTILE SHARES
New Highs Are Reached in the
Montreal Market.

MONTREAL, March 3.-Montreal mar
ket switched its affections to the textile
group to-day. the demand creating new
highs In Penmans, %; Canadian oottons,
TIA (; Canadian converters. 81; Domln-
ion textile. 107A.
Toward the close activity was trans
ferred to Montreal Power, which equalled
its high at 90. and cement. which
jumped three points to high of
20. In the unlisted section Glass COM
mon attained its highest price at IS.
The sun., 1919-03-04
JANUARY BANK STATEMENTS.
Canadian Institutions' Surplus In
creases Over December.
eciUI Despatch 10 THE SuH,

OTTAWA. March 3.--The' statement of
Canadian chartered banks for January.
issued to-day, shows an increase OF
about 100000 in surplus reserve as
compared with that for December, the
excess OF assets over liabilities at the
end OF January being sei6.50l ,o4S. as
compared with $24l,5S3.549 the month
previous. The reports compare as fol-
The sun., 1919-03-04
Knit Goods Trade Depressed.
Special DespatcA 10 THE srN

PHILADELPHIA. March 3.-Depression
exists among manufacturers OF hosiery
and underwear here because of their in
ability to secure orders.
Some manufacturers have not an or
der on their books and have closed their
plants and others are preparing to
close.
The sun., 1919-03-04
Resign. ms Credit Manager.

Charles Scheuer. manager OF the cred it
ard collections bureau OF the Cloak, Suit
and Skirt Manufacturers Protective AS
sociation, has rendered his resignation.
to take effect March IS, He expects TO
return to the Credit Clearing House.
The sun., 1919-03-04
TRANsPAcIFIC MAILS


apparently there is no disposition nm
tae part OF the majority of nan,,ao, Vi
rers in the local market to meet IN ~
dnced prices OF denim quoted by on. y.
me large factors last week. which w.
assd on 20 cents yard for zoos "'''
Inc new prices named were ..,a 81
Q surprise In every sense OF the Wopa'
The sun., 1919-03-04
Navy Seek. 30. 900 bathing Trunks

WASHINGTON. March 9, The bureau
Of supplies and accounts, Navy Depart.
ment, invites bids for 10000 bathing
trunks 20 he delivered at the Provision
and Clothing Department Depot Brcok-
lyn. Bids viii be opened March IA
The trunks are 10 be MADE Of jersey
The sun., 1919-03-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE AIsMANAo.
United States Coast and Geodene S"'e'
standard Time. mySx
Sun rises, -. .s:2s A NJ sun sets; .''''e'~
Moon sets ...sS3 NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY. . ~
Sandy Hook s;55 NJ Gov. Island. .s:lo -
Hell Cate. 1859 A M
Low WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. rs NJ Gov. Island ''s'" -
Hell Gate. =. 5:07 p M
The sun., 1919-03-04
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK,

ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Hollandia. at .Grimsby.
SIS General Consul Pallisen, at AarhuuA
SIS Themisto. at Cette.
Ss Clio. at Bordeaux.
SIS Ruth, at Bordeaux.
SIS w G Teaglc. at Montevideo.
SIS Gorgaz. at Pernambuco.
IS West Alsek, at ia Pallice-
IS Cabo Tres Forcas. at Seville.
IS City OF Canton. at Perm.
VS. Talsman, At Rio.
IS Purus, at Rio.
So william G.. Warden. at Buenos AyreA
SIS sommelsdyk. at Singapore.
Sc Grew Hall. at Colombo.
Sc vsuban. at Bahia.
Sc Eurybates. at Cristobal.
SIS Viking. at Port Eads.
Sc FL Vale. at Galveston.
SIS Freda. at Savannah.
IS Mohawk. at Charleston.
SIS Apache, at Jacksonville.
SIS Harriet. at Baltimore.
SAILED FOR NEW YoRK.
SIS Europa. from Marseilles.
Sc War Python, from JeEhorn.
SIS Aviles. from Tarragona.
SIS Caxias. from Pernambuco.
SIS Rsvean. from Port Natal
IS Taubate. from Cardiff.
SIS Wells City. from Bristol.
SIS Neleus. from Cardiff.
SIS la Place. from Dunbarton.
IS Osage. from Nantes.
SIS War Python. from Gibraitss.
SIS Polar Sea, from Nantes.
ss Western Scout. from Gibraltas.
SIS Sirius. from Lisbon.
Sc Colon, from Crfstobal.
SIS Caribbean, from Cristobal.
SIS Fred c. Weller. from Baton RousA
SIS Comanche from Jacksonville.
SIS FL Alba. from Galveston.
Sc FL Monte. from Port Eads.