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I THE WEATUER
PROSPERITY TALK
TuU. (he hohpluhl. will rla to
mtl any dpnmniU mdt) of her in
pniirly cnrinff for (ho thnuirimla of
out of t'iwn piHipIo who will roiim to
enjuy thii firt uf Oklahoma' ranJ
upera tPAriij.
I OKIAIOMA Tudiy nd Wtdnn
) may Uir.
f ni at Tjmiirafnr : Mnxtmum.
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GERMANY ASKED
TO ACCOUNT FOR
U. S. LIVES LOST
Wnkine: of Hritish Ship
Marina Will Xot Oo by
feiMestioned. -
S'lS SQUARELYTIP TO
jf f WILSON THlV'TIME
.'..I ir... T... It
oix. luen imuiwii in ic
American Citizens Went
to Their Deaths.
ONUON. Oct. 31. (9:41 p. m.)
Americani were killed In the
j "'f the Hrltlxh .ite.imr Marin.i
' k -ini rec'iveii oy
t'onsul KrOHt at Cjunetin-
. I ho J 're niMofUiUon.
Ivlefiruin declared that 61
rle.-.iiH had h-.en saved
ho Aincrlcum reported Killed the
. s iu ocliitlnti vnyn wer two men
aid I'rown two name.) Thoni-.H
d one named .Ml ldleton und one
o d HoherlH.in. .Men tinnit-d Mll-
and Imvia ii In added woro In-
Jured
V. S OtKWtlniiA Gi'ir.uiiiy
. AKIIINfJT't.N Oct. m. .-Jer-
. h-i4 lic-n a.ikM to furnUli th?
. .-d htale.i uny Inf irmallon ihe
il.il li-iveniiiioiii may hive con-
;.);( ill iilnlili'jf hy Mubinarlnc or
Uriila'.i si. ajinj.-ii .Marliiii iitid J'.o-
.;ior. Tli r-'tklt.i w.n forwur'l-
i liva:.t Itnuwn totilzlu. through
llc At)i ritran ri!n;i ;i linrlln.
Ji ia ii.u! -1 akoo.l tlio ta'i dr:irt.
t.tc..' tot; tirtl-j murp wlthti waiting
fiv full ri;jt : j t ji.i t;rln'i unu-'cn
and Kui"lvirt "f ih ".1 h-:tUM it
comrtdi rod di"1rah t a mlil
(it thn e.irli. el fi(Kot.! moiawnt i-oct.
lt:M Jnfijililitl.nl ia;t'.eilai-y fv.
taidiiijf thv M i. l.i-t mi which Mivoral
...'crlcji! 'nntt t M'Jflr nplitirenlly
l.;.t thtt" Mt Tin r')iiit In n-
f ..vial mi.; ii Intti4'4 in tut .niti in
n i l'itltaa;l.n IM Otm :n minimi-
t.."U liuv V(t 'i llM.tn.nl oa Jaw
K it.w ptia of III f(frni(i( t('iv
ct -voTit ui ni t Lmiiil wivd
Vv"i's 'it j.il la ja fin- ves.
e-l on whi.'ii Airtf'.lcan Itvui hnv
l :i Ioh: in tlw war wnt lnc tho
H' nj nil reprtrt ik fr h.ivn nald
h a iiU i V"l without w.irnltiK
thr vn n nviclnt tz-iwion xytrr tlm
fu tuduy ! rfxV'frn.iK.nl eirct (if.
f ' -all coniiao. il In rt.ijilurt tip.
jminiy In th't hcll-.f tint fiul v.
t ig witild fhow that tho Hlmttnr
)ir li ii.Miiiliy a j u .r.ovi-h.numnii
I ; flieht otr ty nttempllnir a ftuittr
ire. ttn-rn acemed : b hut oni
I'.lnt to ch if up vheMier tlio "h'
iMrln aerii.tlly flc-1 iit)'n ho.itri v.
Hi" the fhly t?j all..1 ly jf.irvlv i'J
rr llcally no :.form'ilof ntmut
'ii!u c;is" v.aa vl''':i out by tin Binlfl
. irfdilneiK ditn i liv d.iy k'ti lary
l.tstaSng w'i'i la handllii tht Kliiia.
lion periuall'i') d'.dlua1 t rt tiy -taint.'
furtlur thu.. thai hla lnformn-
!! still v:i l!t"'ii.iple(; Ht'. funn
r i'o. ta had coma fi-otn London during
tin. day a.id lh''i i In tiffid.ivUu tf tuf.
M'.-ors would bo riiidml it tht dctiarl-
tent (is t:.i..n li'ty could b taken
rs fur He .mi!i b Innrnml Ihe de.
JaMmrnl has no! hnn abl tn elmir
ii. Ih'' dim reynnpv between Ooimul
rri.ft's "prov1alnP(i1" report yealer.
(lav that llii Marine haI been mink
y ilb&nl wai'nltia Uy mmflre and to.
Cny's unoflktel dv.'es from Knid.ni'1
oo iilti)!' the fmi'Mi) anil nthen ami
(.ruin j t. !;'.'.; 'v.u t irpdoed
M i IV i VU.
Ii mcy tw a ysv or mot it bpfir
tlie llrmn r?t!'v (- rfi'l 'id im the
fiiilimiirlns of o'lliitiiirliieH which mudn
the nttrt Li mVi.a' 1 wmi'd rt't re.
to thiir 1 iid rin')rt nndur
1 drvi'. Talcs I hoi - la an nil.
itof.nal le d-l.ty n! I'oilhi no erl-
j iirtl will ht iali.i hers peiidlntt
i"rel'V even iViiii'ft ompi(ti In.
I rri.tlofl fi"ini nthdr xnuice hnild
i kc It elUni t'rtii thorn mind ho
I.OB
iir'".!h'.r.:l ff Inn Manna o.id tin-
more rnnes tod.iv dovelopnd the
Hint the filnt a department never
M.rnc-d what nmilehmnrrl win m.
d bv 0"rniniiy upon the milmv .
commr.iidir who wtPk Mte fl:i.
i.llhonjh An-.l-:imi.idor OoMnl nm
Ip.hi meted f.im time nsi to mnke'ln-
riidrlrn on (he uhje(it A drptrtmant
off! lnl wild ll-.'n Willi nne of tho ini-
)'( that would ha l.-.kon un vvllh th
rr.''eNidor hef.iro ho returned to
T.i-rlir eftor hU vnenllon.
C0PELAND JURY
IN A DEADLOCK
Report to Judge Tlint .TTltcro Is No
dinner of Agreement In Cele-
brated Case.
OALVKPTON' Oct. 81. The Jury In
the case of John Copeland charged
with tho killing of William lilaek
antl-Catholle lecturer ln Marshall
Texas February 3 1915 emerged from
thiy fury room but once today except
fori meals. This was at. 5 p. m. when
for the second time tho foreman an-
noiuieed that the panel was hopelessly
disagreed requested discharge.
Tho court again refused to discharge.
The cso has been n he hands of the
Jury sines 1:10 Slgturday night.
Wife Is Mining.
LAWRENCE Kn.. Oct. 81. After
a fivo-day search Iby Lawrenco and
Denver police Pt-ofessor Charles
Cochrane of the Vnlvrgity 0f Kansas
engineering school faccity tonight of-
fered a reward of $100 for Informa-
tion regarding tha whereabouts of
his wife. : A similar rewa.r(j wu 0f.
fcred by Mrs. Cochrans'i sUtsr. Mrs.'
A. M. Johnson of Denver. Tho ar-
rived from there today to .fcihjt In
the search.
CAVAUERI LIKES THE
HOMELIKE HOMES HERE
oii:i: ru iikaitv with
IH'M".AM SAYS HIKY SHOW
. II Alt UTI.H OF PI'.Oi'l.K.
kiinu; Tul-a Mail lie Happy I'litco
liri-iin-c Ihi'iv Ari So Many
ll 'li') Looking Homes.
I.ucnn Muintoro i!ie great Kills
Opt-ra company tenor sat or tlic front
seat of the nutoiiiolilo with IiIh mi ut'i
tightly closed. Oklahoma dust Is
deadly to a M. 000000 throat and any
way h& cannot speak "zo Anulnisc."
So ho JiiMt vat still.
Net no with Una Cavallerl his wife.
The most beautiful woman In grand
opera minded neither dust or a cri'n
Octoiicr wind. Her exvreaslve lips
wore bubbling over her lewel-lnd"
ldle. In adorable i
broken Kiiirlmh she talked abrve tli.l.
purr of tho entente not for newspa-
pera nor yet for effect but Just be-
cause she was a woman such a vt-
taclous woman and lust because she
felt Ihnt wuy.
Madame Cavallerl talked neither b
note noi role. Kcenery Interested her
now nnd then the oil fields were at
tractive to a certain extent ahhougi. i
as he said with a prttty pout. "I do
not llkea ze smell of ze stuff" and
she '.bought once In a while of "stock
In trade."
Imt what culled for exclaniationa i
-f tmadulteraled J. y from this ram-
I-ered ana admired vvomau of the pub.
ii. .1.. '
Tul.i's r'-l hw not the ostentu-1
tioiia iraisii.is. the li.isi of the;
ultra rb-fc. hui (') luodeet hornci. !
tnose of 11; ;r. puln ril wl.
cheery ii.M'hir at I ho windows and
bright blilclii ot f'.ovciK in th
ynrdn.
"Ah" i.h br'M';:"l "Tulsn Is f.a
happy city Bin sure for y. ur people
have learned wh;.t wo ir.n ao ra hip.
plness 1- io:na. It ' . Ill e mj Ik -loved
Italy v.u lp:! h.iuii o
home like s. so-- wii.if yo-i c".i II
comfo'-l-ublv. .ttf i f -nu. wii.
niuclui in. n i. Mu ).iii . but I; . ; ; t -win
i liiAtiv whliiii p"tik of r. b ipoy
poopla v.-ho live l!i .:m"
HUGHES OUTLINES
TRUE AMERICANISM
Dt'fini'H Th5 to Aufl3l!if
lllllllrt litis I(J itlKUlllH
as Platform Upon Which
He Is Jtunnhiff.
EVA.VMVll.Mi; liid.
Charles K. ll.i1i. i 1
out .'!."
today duflned
to nudlciiees In Indlu'iu thij pliitform
on v. hk'h lie l rutiulii.f for president
uk follow;
"Ls t us bo true 4mor'.cai4 'ji- inn
th wolfur of th ertllro people con.
salving tho Ainerleai) honor con.
wrvng Aiiiurlcan or jsp'ti-ity building
ui thn opportiinfll-s of Jubor und
f timing n our pri "fjesa hcrl'iigi tho
fact thi.t wa do not do thinna l.y rules
of i rules und sd'n.gih but by the
ruin of rouuoii lit it community fair.
ii lndi:d and Intent -in jUHil'B
'That Is my platform fallow cltl
roils. If you wont my servlees take
mj m that hauls"
iMr lluil.oB hud poken pruvloiisly
(It Columbua iledfonl mid Washing-
ton At Colui-tbii nit J Wa.ililiigtoii
he faced hnckl.UK I ha first one snylug
that ho was "an admirer"
Ii luli'ir'ipu'il.
This man Interrupted Mr Hughes'
addrora lo ask whethnr tho nominee
If electod would fMVor or oppisn plac.
Ing un imt'iiriii on munl'lon ship
ii'iini or the piisn(j"r)f a "war rro.
lullon" warning Amotlcittis not to
truvaS oil ti.erehunt veasols of th bel.
I'l-eriniS.
"I i' in III favor of tho malntoiinnei)
of tvery rlkht Inidtidlng ihe right of
trvf .ttid the right of hlpmini" Mr
Ifughra r-plld Th no.tilnoo added
Ijughra i-epllrt'l .. Iho llo.Tilnoe Hide'
tnnt netnntignt.iivnry ir.traruini innt
America "Vlndi.-nti noiilral j
HHlll '" ti i 1 1 i it t n in m iiiiiMi if '
(i'U rimtlonul law' ui1 that It wjn "i
wry llniugliiles policy that would
imrrnnilr.r any of the Important rlnhbi
lici'iiiise "f any saiitlmentnl cniisldar-
Ion "
"When Iheao rrlaos arise." Mr.
UimlKs contlnuod. "wo are trustees
r. ally guardians of our future. We
limy ( ursiilvos.-though hnvn forbid
--tie. Involvid In d If fletiltloH whon
tl eso rights are of the utmost Imvor-
tenco. We should havo the right to
h-iy. Wo must malntiiln tho rlslit to
1 iy. In the absence of a merchant
n wltm such as wo should have we
havo the need of utilizing the facili-
ties of travel and wo must protect
American cIllzotiB In ev..ry rlsht with
rffpiH't lo life property and com-
merce as to nil nations"
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OBOEHUF.
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A facsimile Oi tho original cucch
muslo delivered In Tulsa's Convention
TWO' DETEC1 IVES
GET OFRC'AL AX
i
Chief Lin-as Apologctw ally
Dismisses I'ilkington
and Duran.
BOTH
GOOD MEN
Whispering About Station
Is to Effect That the
Chief May (So Too.
S Chief of Police I.ucim doomed?
Thlr m the nueatlon which la be-
.ii
B . . A ..
hers of tne Tulsa police department
among the men dotalled for work at
the station and among those working
their respective beats.
And yet the Question remains un-
answered. Yetitrrday afternoon Chief of Tollco
I. ucas called Into his private office two
of his most efficient detectives Grant
Mlklngton and Joe Duran. Kach had !
esiabllshed a reputation that any po- I
u.. ... 1 1 k. rtf 1
m "V"-' ""b" .
The
door of the private ornco was;
closed behind tho men and then the j " ;P lr?l;"rT' ''
chief. In an apologetic tone. Informed "mcwICJ "f"J l
... ...... i.. tw tn holwi'''b threatens tho entire effldei
renmved from offlve.
The chief stated that neither of tho
men had been removed because of In
rds 1
efficiency In office. Their recor
had been clean with the exception of
con plaints which hud been filed. It
was understood from tims to time by
thoso who wero opposed to tho de-
partment that Chief I.ucas had drawn
about him In his attempt to form an
organization preceding the advent of
H. H. Townseud as an itselstant to tho
chief
I'lead Kp'iiM Account
Tli.-' chief attempted to Justify the
"powers that be" by saying that tho
ectlon was being taken to otit down
the running expense of tho police do-
pnr.iii"iit necessitated. It appears
through the appointment of tho as.
slsti.nt at a salary of $12S or more a
month end tho appointment of soy.
eral detrciivcs who never before huve
hud police experience excopt that
gained mi volunteer vlco lnvont Igators
The d i.n liurgo of the two officers
follows i-ioncly upon ths resignation of
Walter ovY-rhv who turned In his star
' "'t'lasloil to ths chief when
T(il.H became assistant several
wecki- ago. At that tlmo Ovorby
st.iUrt (hut others who were attempt-
Ing to unarp the pnwer of thu chief
bad miiil't the department on unsatis-
factory place in which to work nnd
in.it ins ignation bad been one -o I.uclon Muratoro tho most glfied
tlm presKiiro exerted hy these inronM0f all tenors who appeared as Don
oi the element they represented. ; OB( in ( nrmcn" at Convention hall
Wh"li Chief of I'ollco. l.ucau w.t.-j ap- j .Monduy 'li'ght Is so pleased with
pointed to office by Commissioner Tulsu nnd Its mnnv advantages th-it
l unk ho announced that It was his : ho will Invost In Tulsa oil property
flre niiompt un executive of a metro i when Mr. Miirti.n and hlr chnrm-
pollton department. lie declared In ' Kif th o' h- n Cavallerl
one of hbi first stat.smnnt.1 to tho press 1 Woro seen at. Hotel' Tu.ss Ihev were
that he hud made a life study of pence ; mt enthuslusilo In theli praiso and
oi'fleai' work us United Unites marshal ui M otion of Tul.ia In r.mchlug out
and oihor work of this line Jin nd. ful. lo 1h wo.- f urt nn(1 BO
vised tho newspapermen that he would successf uliy promoting this venture of
roo me oepiiriiienT io inn nnsi oi ion
ubllily iino In his effort ha gathered
about Him men who had practical eg.
perlence In metropolitan pollca work
a re'pilnlln that ho admitted was not
clalmid by him.
Then he began tho administration
of I he offk " nf chief of police. Hard-
Iv had hnd he hogun his work when
11 was the talk of tho station nnd
among the of fleers that Ihnro was
even an "Inner room" of Iho elilnf's
i.fflee nnd that tho orders which ho
wotjld Issue were superseded by those
ot the "powers." The chief though
held on and announced his dotermln-
ntlon to give Tulsu the best ho could
I.rovldlng ho was given free loin.
Thr talk J a "higher up" wis non
followed by the declaration of Over-
by that "pressure" wan being exorteij
tn get him off the department nnd
Immediately there was nn unii'Mineo.
irfiit innda that tha duties of tho
i Mef wero lO'i great for ono men
end II was officially announced thnt
Tnwrrend formerly connected with
l)l0 v M f. A hnA . H(.o.tod as
.nMhtj nnt h nhi....
Went Alter llooro.
Publicity was- secured for thn es-
c.-ipiirte of the nssls'ent -ind i whtrl-
wind campaign wan mnrtn agMnut thn
hip pocket llouor doa'ers Thn now I
assistant was Joined In this wort hy of every Tulenn who heard tho
volunteer detectives from tho Y. M. luscious melodious Volco
C. A. especially Frank Vanamhttrg. Miss Stanley In speaking of her
The campaign conducted by the de. i work said; "I lovo tho role of
partment under tho new assistant was ! Mle.-mlu who was a maiden of strong
short lived nnd the number of drunks chaiacter yet a country girl unusod
or. the police court blotter fnlled tojt.i 'ha ways of tho city. Hho cer-
snbstnntlato the statements mads that ! talnty was not a fool. The rolo doos
thr. hip-pocket Hcf.ior dispenser was
bolne run from tho elty
Then followed tho removal of Ihe
two detectives who hod not Joined to
a great extent with tho assistant nnd
his followers In the raid on the "hlp-
rors" but hnd confined their duties
DID TULSA PUT GRAND OPERA OVER? LOOK AT THIS
f&dtn No 295 I
C A . mi3' w - -t - - r - - - s'20 000 .00 i
Tinntj tioa8nd and noloo - - -
iMTMBaMtIBfl 1 aiw 1 HWTtnsi SBOgBSSSfe3aSaSSBaSHftaaesri' VhlL I . iMflruJIL A .UMgiMaeajif .. iJ i
11 THIS CM1CK IS IN FULL SmMNT OS SCCOtlfTf AS
I In fall ccount contract V-
' Hf 'Arabia'
with Tala ChuatT ot - A "
Coamerce for Or&nA Optra - ;
0ot 30th f Pel aut .
I . - - 1016. . - '. -;.
Iy... il .; . . 1
tur. eu oer to ftlr. c. A. bills 01 tne
hall.
win hi: diii it (.()?
I'o you suppose if you flamed
Hteadlly for a lifetitne you could
discover what the rounty offi-
cials of Tuba county found that
rc'tulred ilie exn luliturc of
f3 7il.Msn.27 7 That Is what it
eon! the people lor 1 lemon at
to manage affairs last year. Mr
Voter and the average cost wan
$10.7)1 each The bci.t argument
in favor of a change In the
county administration l your
own tax receipt If yon are nol
afraid that gay.lug at it will keep
you awake fov several nights
Just look at that tax receipt.
There In not another county In
the entire. I'nlled State whore
the cost of government In no
high a right here In Tulsa
county. What hnve we to nhow
for our S!7HilKI).27?
laiktoly to the more leistllniyio work
of a detective In running down crim-
inals who were known hy tho depart-
ment to be In the city Including m.mo
of the most danueronii men at larne
In the state. They were sucreasf-.il In
eatchlnir the only re"aptnred prisoner
who broke out of the Okmub-ei c( un-
ty Jail C arl t rok hold for mur-
L
These three men Overby. Pllklnc-
ton and Duran also captured the men
Identified as the safe blowers who
robbtd the Midland Valley safe and
tho men hold for tho murder of I..
I.lndsey the aired merchant who was
phot to death hy unmuslted murder-
ers. Their campaign however did not
Jibe with the policy of the reorganized.
"'1 . uen ana nai wi icn m oe en
l"v ln worlc n""lnen
hlef I ucas
VriMtnn 111. Iriw.
...... " 7. " : .
sen
lency
of the department according to offi-
cers who yet remain and it la the.
moat asked question about the otatlon
In r"n1"' Tollce I.ucas a mere pup-
ret?
Hints that members of tho different
factions of tho department aro en-
pnsed In making confidential reports
to the leaders they favor regarding
the work of other men ore freely
made at the station. Thin pollen of-
ficers declare Is but the distant thun.
der of tho storm whl"h Is to break
about the head of f'hlsf Lucas who Is
cnnscli-ntlotisly trying to give Tulsa
a police department.
MURATORE GETS
THE OIL FEVER
Famous Tenor Talks About
Investing in Fields
Near Here.
opoi'B
.Mudam Muratoro suld: "I am de-
lighted with the bcauitru homes In
Tulsa and especially the lovely little
bungolowa with iheir little porgoias.
I am reminded of tho iti!nt little
"malsnna" at I'nmprii th.i arcrtltuo-
turo Is very slii.ilar. Indeed I like
smaller houses hmtor than ltrge ones
und 1 should lovo to live In such a
llttlo home I Jlko your lower iir-
dsnsj they aro so pretty and have
such lovely coloring I like tho Idea
of having flowers In your parkings
1 think you must have a great many
peoplo here who lovo music and they
must bo very willing to pay for good
music too or you could never havo
had this strong organization"
Madam Murittorn expressed much
delight of tho handsomely dressed
oudlsnco and that It was a marvol-
ously beautiful scene Tulsa may
havo the pleasure of heurlng these
two glftod artists In concert as they
will bo In a neighboring city In
March
Blatilcy Is ClioimJng.
H was tho lovely Helon Stanley
who so completely won tho hearts of
the. gala audience at Convention hall
.Monday night with her artistic Inter
protutlon of tho rolo "Mlcaola." Tho
name of Miss Htanloy was on the Hps
rot call for much aotlng It Is all
singing and pure singing. Hho In her
Innocence must bo a striking contrast
to tho dramatic "Carmen." Tho aria
'I Am Not FHlnt-Ileartod" Is ono of
tho hardest arias I have ever
studied."
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W .11 Jl .111 J . tt.m&BL-l . 1. 1..L tfti a '1 iLiju 1 . mrmnrtf 'li'mns rferv e... m mrmi i t fmit pat ttmttti'ttMtff tsi iS-ss
SHOWN HSSION ACCeSTANH Y NOOSSMINr CONTrTUTt SICSIST IN FULL
r-ins upera company as payment iu
M'GRAV: 7lrn?Tfl
SEE CHAKDLER MR
noMok
National
Writes
ject
('oniniittci'inaii
Letter on Snb-
to Kelloush.
IS "SPLENDID TYPE
"Voters Without Regard
to Politics Should M
Dehind Him."
J
MKS .1. M'UltAW of l'onea City
member of tho Republican na
tional committee from Oklahoma has
written a letter to It. W. Kellough
Tulsa chairman of the I'irst district
congressional committee In which he
comes out strongly for the election
of Bort Chandler the candidate for
congress who Is running against .Mm
Davenport.
Mr. McOraw says In the letter that
he believes tho voters In the first dis-
trict "regardless of politics" should
get solidly behind Mr. Chandler The
letter follows In full:
October 30. 1916. Hon. H. W. Kel-
lough Chairman Mist District Con-
gressional Committee Tulsa okla.
My Dear Mr. Kellough: I am very
much pleased to note tho energy and
activity you and your associates on
the committee are exemplifying In
behalf of Mert Chandler's election to
congress from that district.
Pert Chandler Is a splendid typo of
American citizenship nnd will most
ably reprosent the first district nnd
the state of Oklahoma as a whole as
a member of tho national house of
representatives.
The voters of the First congres-
sional district should without regard
to politics get solidly behind Hert
Chandler and glvo him such a splen-
did majority that tho Democracy of
tho state would be awakened to .he
fact thot they have been allowed to
make a political football of the oil
and gas Interests of the etate for the
last time.
The First c.or.S'esslonal district In
which more wenlth Is represented
than any other c-vigrossl.mal district
in ths stats and which Is essentially
composed of oil men and oil Interests
should have n n.iiu )n -.'i nmess who
not only kn -vs the lion: of tho oil
producer b.it v V.c Vas th' -ourage
prrsoniili nt.d Wv r"t-rHnts a
patty w'-.!rh w'l! on thnt the nil in-
terests r! given :air si.c. jusl neat-
ment Noir.ethiiig they have neter re-
coiled from h. OecccrBtlc adminis-
tration. In piv J'.i '.f;i.if "i! j'e. c ('hsc.c.'iH 's
election Is neeesvc- o the f.i'ato
nelfire of the l:i'.st cunsit-sslonal
district and T slncc.elv hope thnt you
will give him a majority of at least
five thousand. Very truly yours
J. J. MOniM-.
PRESS CLUB GETS
DOWN TO BUSINESS
Cnnsiiliitl'iii and Ily-I.nws Wero
Ailojitnt .it Mu'llng In Choniber
of f omincrcp Siindny.
Constitution und by-laws wore
adopted at the second meeting of tic.
Tulsa TresH club In the Chamber of
Commerce rooms Sunday afternoon.
Membership In the ol.ib Is limited to
local persons actively engugod In
writing for publications. Writers not
residing In Tulsa may become honorary
members upon being elected by tho
club and paying a fee of II. It In
expected that many of the most
prominent journalists In the country
will become affiliated with the Tulsa
Fress club by this means.
Plans wero discussed fiundny for a
banquet the first social function of fTie
club which will be given In the near
future. A man prominent In local
nflalrs will bo asked to speak st the
banquet Numerous other activities
are being planned by the Journalists
for the fall and winter.
KxiHMitlon Stayed.
Rpeelal tn Ths World.
OKLAHOMA CITY Oct. 1. Death
sentence of A. I.. Owen whose execu-
tlon was set for November 27 has
boon stayed by tho criminal court of
appeals us the court will not have
tlmo to pass on the caso before that
date. Owen was convloted In Chero-
kee county charged with tho murdor
of l.lzr.le Morgan which occurred
May 4 last.
Drops I'rom Mui-lilnc.
REDWOOD CITY Cal. Oct. Jl.
Silas Chrlstofferson consulting engi-
neer of nn ovlutlon company here vvns
killed today when his machine over-
turned and fell ono hundred feet dur-
ing a trial flight of a new military
aeroplnno.
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'I
r Trwxrol
iuu 01 iwo n:gnis 01 un unu "i"
i GERMAN SUBMARINE
oacc im uniir nnm
V-:.;i oni;n i i i m.i.v i
H I itiv W l I Its. i i oun-
l(. in III I in; I.
Had I kciuiiil Trip slokiim
l lll-llly M i nr
Ann I n an t oa-t.
HKKI.IN. via l.omlon xv
(1:08 a. m.) Tin- ib i man .siilumi-
rlne I'-fiS has letinio'cl .sai'cly to a
(termini port accoitiii to an ottlcntl
announcement.
The i.ciinau submarine I'-.tii. in
command of Lieutenant I'aptain II. his
ltose an l i' I at Newport If. I. Innii
Wllhelinsh.ik cn mi October 7 and de-
parted after a stay of three boms.
In the course of the next ila ihe
I - f. 3 sank like ships off the Ameri-
can coast.
Vaiiotis it-ports have been current
rcKurdlng the Hiilunai Inc ami it was
uncertain whether the cratt was re-
turning to itermanv or had remained
on this side of tlic Atlantic. Theio
were various rumors also that she had
been sunk. A seanli by American
warships for a iieiiiian secret base
along the New Knrlan.l coast lor
snpplyitik; submarines proved fruit-
less according to naval officers.
Corn Hulling In.
Mpei'isl l.i Tile World.
Kll.liAltK. okla. net. 31.- lnirlnv
the past few ilavs many farmers of
this community and fiom the Os.ie
east of here have In unlit In wag in
loa Is of corn for market nt the loc il
elevators. It was not considered thM
this year's corn crop would amount
to a great deal because of the con-
tinued dry -.vent her Just when the corn
was needing the moisture but the
quality of corn that Is being brought
III at tho present time Is up to the
regular standard and many farmers
report that their crops are almost n
great as usual. This Is especially tuo
of tho men from the aat side of th"
county nnd the Osage.
Kav county Is oi.e of the leading
counties of Oklahoma In the prodin -tlon
til all bruins especially corn and
ninny of the towns In this section '
theli existence to tho Incomes 1j-
colv'd from the marketing of c.rn
wheat nnd other crops.
PEACE SECURE 111
MEXICAN CRATER
This Is What Conferees Are
Telling Americans at
Atlantic City.
At'c
VNTir CI TV. X. .1.. Oct. SI.
To the evidence the Mexican
commissioners are pla'-ing before the
International Joint rob. mission to up-
hold their assertions I bat the I ' ii ran .a
government i growing in sticiigth was
added loda;- a long cablegram thev
said had been sialic by ten Kom.in
Catholic priests ri siilcnt In Mexico
City who said thai official piosecu
tlon of the church no longer Is prac-
ticed. The i' osculation of thr cable
gram. Its illsciihslon and the formal
repudiation by l.uls Cabrera of the
statement attributed to him at Wasu
Inglon marked today's session of tin
conference.
Tho last session of the eoinmlssl-in
before the national election will ho
held Thursdny or Friday. The .Mexi-
can members have pliiini-d to hear
President Wilson and Charles R.
Huchen speak In New York nnd most
of the nttaehec of Ihe American com-
minelou will go to their homes to vote
The date and place cf the meetings
after election will be determined to-
morrow. Tho wish of n part of the
commissioners to transfer the confer-
ences to Washington Ir not shared bv
nil of them and It may be oeclded to
reconveno in Atlantic City
EXPERTS TO STUDY
GAS INCREASE HERE
Three Oil and (int Men May 'in lie.
fore State Corporation Com.
mission in gii.
The services of experienced oil and
ftfts men have ben obtilned by the
city to assist it In fighting tho pto-
fofed Increase of the Osage. t
Oklahoma Osj Co. Three n these
men have been already collecting rl 11 1 ;i
or. the situation which will bo us l by
the city's legal dpsrtment In pre-
paring Its case. Th records of the
Osagr nation al rawhuikn hn? ben
examined for .tddlf I'mnl Information.
Pever.il p.-unlnont gns men have of-
fered to go before tho state corpora-
tion commission 1n OKiahomu City
when the rate hearing comes up for
consideration on Nn'-emlier l;i and
totlfy In behalf of Tulsi. Tho city
will also he represented ! O'v At-
terney John Mcserve and his ns.litant
John Wcodard
W0RKIN Wterest
OF OZARK TRAIL
Oklahoma City Committee Meets
With lioral llo.ly to Plan
Work .lu ad.
Tho Tulsa committee working In
tha Interest of the Oxnrk trail through
Tulsa county yesterday morning met
nnd entertained for luncheon at Hotel
Tulsa the Oklahoma City committee
In charge of tho trail work In that
city.
The Oklahoma City party com-
posed of (leorgo C. Sohlherg Floyd
Thc.mp.on Frank Northrup and A 8.
Cnssaw.iy aro making u tour of the
route through Oklahoma for the pur-
rrae of making recoi: mendailons to
1 thu rjntinl coui'i.lttro of tho oraanl-
isiiuh i ni un in.uc. m
..u.r...m ui iiiv 1 w l 1
DEATH CHECKS
OFF RUSSELL'S
DATE i TULSA
Noted Divine Who Was to
Speak Here Thursday
.' iiit 1 )ies on Train.
HAD STARTLED THE
WORLD VITH THEORY
Heart Disease Is (liven as
Cause; I'odv ( 'arried to
Kansas Citv.
Pastor Itiisscll mis sclieduleil
In deliver a lei lure at ( oiivciiiinii
hull In ic 'riiiirsilit niglil .Vim cm-Ik-i
'2. Ills riiiiiiiig I1.11I hern hci'-
lilileil by Ibc hand of his followers
licic anil iniii'li liilrrrst bad Is c 1
nt-oiiril over Ihr Irclurr
CANADIAN Texas. Oct. 31. -
Charles Ta.e Itussell known as
"Pastor" Russell un Independent mln
Ister president of The Watch Tower
lllliln and Tract society and promt
pent author of studies on thu scrli
tines died at 2:30 o'clock this ufti
noon on nn Atchison Topeka & S.11
IV train en route from I.r.s Anip les
New Yelk. Heart disease was glv'
as ihe cause. Tho body s being taken
to KannHS t'lty on Ibc train on which
he died.
I'hsl.ii llussell who was born tn
Pittsburgh Pa. February Hi .1852.
1I.111 whin tin train was stopped at
Pampn Texas near here. lie com-
plained of feeling ill on leaving Los
.r.L.eies. M. Murgoon. hl.i secretary
sail. hiuilually grew worse until
dcaih came tills afleriioon.
SAYS G. 0. P. WILL
RULE" NEXT HOUSE
A lil'lillli'.li :in Miolll nf ill l.l-llst 27
Is Pri'ilirloil b Itcpn -cilia
tivr Woods.
WASIIIX0T0X. Oct. .11. X Ileptib-
llcan majoiiiy In the next house of
at i.-ast 27 la predletnd In a stutiinenk.
Issued hero omi-" - Itiuir'itlntlve
W'.oils T.iwa chairman of tho Kvi-
puiillcan congressional 1 nlilpHl-n Com.
initlee. Mr Woods also declines
llii-ln s will he elected by a "satisfac-
tory nn lurlty" and that the tlepub-
lieans have 'better than an even
chance of ci.ntio.lng the senate.
"Tin se future. i" says the statement
"con.-'tit ale a sum 111.1 1 y of the final
refi oris made to this committor to date
bv hundreds uf ciiitul experienced
workers who ent their inlormatiou
not with the idea of making is flat
lering 11 reiiort a- possil'le but in or
der to give the exact situation in their
respective coiiiniiinilles or the eve
of election.
"I am confident of the soundness of
my Iiiloriiialion and therefore siy that
there is it practical certainty of tho
election of Mr. Hughes 11 llcpubira:i
house and better limn a rtfty-firty
prospect of Republican control of the
senate. "
KILLS WIFE. THEN
COMMITS SUICIDE
Ibillrmlan I armor ill oniiim SrvcM
O'V 11 Till-out Willi It-lor
After Plslol I'alls.
Hpi-isl lo 'I'lie World.
NORMAX Okla.. oe. 31. After
shooting and probably fatally wound-
ing his wife Tony Kuhvodn wealthy
farmer residing i rar beer atU'iiipt'l
to kill himself with the same weapon.
T'nsiiccrssful ho almost severed his
head from the body with a razor
dying in a few minutes. Donifsit-:
trouble Is said to have prompted the
net.
That Iho crime was preme litited
Is evident from the finding of a note
whlen had been written which r.'-'
vealed tho hiding place of $150 for
fumvul expenses. Kallvod-' was re-
puted to be worth .several thounind
doll.' is.
FAIRBANKS IS OUT
OF THE CAMPAIGN
Dcntli i f His Mother causes Him to
Iti ilrr I'ntiri-lv I'liini IVwr
of I lection.
INiHAXAI-i iI.IS. Ind.. Oct. 31.
Mnii for ihe funeral of .Mrs. Mary
Adelaide Smith Fairbanks mother of
('hall's W. Fairbanks the Republi-
can (undid ite for vice-president will
not ho completed until Mr. Fairbanks
arrives homo from Illinois plans for
Mr. Fairbanks further participating In
the campaign have boon abandoned.
TIM K AYi:i.l. SPF.NT.
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u day better than by reading Ihe
want ad columns of The World
even If you confine yourself to
those which interest you particu-
larly although by reading the
others too you often get Ideas
thnt are of great value to you.
Tho wants show you how to
make money they are powerful
agents for the solving of scores of
difficult problems nnd they hnlp
in filling almost every human need
or desire. "is
Make It a rule of life to read the
want colunVhs ot The World every
day.
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