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VOL. XIII, NO. SOI.
Tl'ISA, OKLAHOMA. THl'KSDAV, JULY IS,
riiICK f CUNT'S
kijg&t&y iXAnso iu Ajiooiirmii nui
WIST 12 TACKS
CRISIS OVER IS iPayment of
CAPITAL'S VIEWr.,.i ,1 ...
Washington llelievcs man
IMan.H Have Iiecn Frus
trated Fully.
GREAT RESERVE IS SHOWN
Taker and March Reluctant;
to Talk in Absence of Of- j
fieial Reports.
I
COUNTER BLOW IS POSSIBLE!
Foch May Decide to llit
Hark: Possibility of
tack Iked For.
At-
1 1
WA'MllNOToN. Iiilv IT Win!
rffi. lal report from u.niuuls
Pershing ami P-liss rn' loo In I II'. I
1i permit furinul oniielusicns l.i he
drawn toil. iv by mll.tnry mil Inn II ics
licra HH (O the eilUlltloll filling the
front where the Herman offensive
was still heating against A mci in. j
rem h and Italian ib-fi-n.lci s II w iui
clear they read pros advice ns in
cheating the crisis pant mi l (In. '
ni;ui ' plan frustrattvl I
He. rctary (taker would not cy
press an opinion today a (, what,
was to be expected iii Kiiiii'i' Ucn-i
cral Marrh. chief of staff. l.-f red ;
midweek conference llli news-;
paper correspondents on the rrotind '
that liln official advices would tint
permit In in In gn very far toward
making clear In IiIm ((carers Jusl '
what H ("iiimplrin at the front
Appamnlr hmli (icrn'raU IVrnh
IriK Mini t(liHn ure (ilinrrvlnu: ki''I
ruillnn In I nrinulntliiK their renirt ;
rniiim nfr.riT" (I'lHTally II a '
nhvlou lln lialtle ;ih irganleil n
Jniro than half wnn.
I'lithllnK li nrro- l. i
Am rsn iirronntn ami the hrlif
'ff Ii-Ih I ruiiiiiiiinliiH'H frnm I'.iiIm
ml Herlln Iibvk mi fur iIini-IommI the
Mliintlnn th frreiit thrust aliirllnu
fiver 11 aweep of rnore limn sixty
lnllea, Iiiik lieen tlrrneil (liiwn In
three, (lays' fluhtlnK to only one ue
t:ve nfi'tnr hre the enemy Hllll wan
noin altiKKlehly hi ineoiint"
Fhnrp riniiiter iiaiill hy rranrn
Amerlrnn forcea In thin nertnr In'll-
It M thint.-hl. that hllll fur-
thf rratrli-tlon of the active line
to he ranorted.
nJfiera agreelti with vle ri
Jied both In tttnee and In In
today thai fh treat offenalv
Ht dKneratad Into purn-
''Vinci
"CTion on a front of ea
,,r.,y mn. Thla aeetor Ilea
tti.
M.rne In th. JaU. mrcUtr ia
the wooded retlon wet of Hhelma.
It In poealhlo the a. tlvlty on tha tier,
n.an left In thena wooila will' reault
I a flunklim operation at lthelma
Jtxelf. hut off li er here wrm not In
clined to think no. The renter of
IntureM wan the 12-mlle atretih on
the anuth hank of the Maine, whli h
Ihe, pneiiiy In. I, In and hlH thruat
flown th river ulley toward i:pi'i
nay. ( ounU r-Slrlkc I'iikIIiIc.
Aside from the poslhllily that
later advlre would nhov (tint the
tieruian war tnai-hlna had heeii pot
len Into motion attain nfier havlntr
f.een hOBiced down hy the flerta re
Blilame of the Krenrn and Anieil.
ran troops, offlrera looked with par
tirular attention at the very hope
ful protpert of a l ounter ulroke
vhh h they believed miKht have Im
jiorlant reBult.i
It wai mill In.llnited by tn.lav'a
reporta that the (ierinani have
rronMed the river. ta nd with both
flanka ejpoaed and with their roin
immlonnn lima aeriniiBly untuned
Tha 1! nille atreteli on the aouth
bank of the river Ihe enemy holda
M not regarded hb wide enounh
to protect tha flow of aupply and
ammunition tralni and repl n ement
rtlvhdona ti the front Model n Run
ranitea and the Inireanliin effective-ne-a
of aircraft, it :n end make
any aallent ileprndi lit ipii nar
row a baae a ri tnpcrmn one ll waa
believed unleaa the fiermana can
J Widen out their JinaltlollB thev will
I ba compelled to fall back M the
rlvar or face) the poamhllit y of be
In trapped aa thi AiiBlriaiiH were
on the I'lave.
ROOSEVELT TO ADDRESS
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS
Tbssnltp Son's lirnili lie Will
Inofficial Siato omcnilon al
saratotit Sprlmts
SARATOtlA f-TIMN' ;.-
7 Republicans I'l'hen
'i ht for the nri'iffn ll r'
V V . Ju'v
d here to
il., enliven -
on which will ooell tomor'ow. wete
v.e to readlust their
a,...int ,
1 'It'll''
" 'he j.bII of unef which fell
in when the news was ii'ir
ii li In Krnnee of l.ieut i
""" -lit and to Ihe anxietv i
i 11 - sei to.m In I u r v in an an''
mnt ii
inl.tl-
I!!i'v
..il -d
'MM
" ' "!"M early to. lav of At!"
' 1 -.-ton K Lewis, eh iff riv
' ' hitma n for the y .il.
, : nlnarion.
'"":" svmpaihy wis rxpi
; ' ' haorl for Col The
'" ' and his f imilv 11. s
. -(' I
.do r.
rte. '.
1 to
address the convent .'i
i.
i despite his bereavement vvhs
1 ,(M a ch'iraclrtstic man ful i
, ' f his couraire A'f'irm.il re....
' ni of svmpsthy w aa ad'ip'cd bv
" " smte committee at a mceiini; n-
' ellt.
( 1'i'eparallons were made t.mlirht
' five I'olonel r.nosevelt tomorrow ,
"r Oie most enthusiastic demons-rations
ei,.r areordd a liepul.ll
can lr. iv, a'e bv i-.r-v ,-o. ,..
J1"" Mam del. ,!e, ,)t, ',,, ),,.,.
to .-M,r ,(,. hope the ,-onveo.
o'lyni ne st-uiipe-le.l
lino Ii
" 1 "e lormer .ie,wl
nt for the
ii or r n a i o r I a I i,
"iiiiiKlmii,
t
I
The W eat her
n
n.i'.i
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r,....r... ,z r.s
t ntiiitn
i rMit e. i 1 1 1 1 c,
. 4 VI VI' WIN l.vl
V V ,s s H . 1.1 e,
i in
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eoismnyl. mis
nyt miS f ,,r under in "
t ,v fM J ,,rli.in . KM
aimm
rl J I
1 ill HUM: V"r
1111..I i fi ocril!) j
,,, r -pi l"'M
1. I" nei"!!"
vim KriJ.) pr.ili I
I.1. Uir I
Mil-. tsse I"
I., I I..H.I) I'H I
1 wt imrnoii . I ri
K. Al Tr S-(.n'wiUi-
in.l Kti.1
-. i-'.ll ti"-. .ini''
l.nl iikjIt Hi net Ik
imrnic"
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l.r ...l I"-'
1 i-.t imrtlnu 'I 11.
l.a t I v
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I
I
llinponsibilitu
Th i.'.l
i.l.
.In
v i ..tnr In 1'iV
, n .r !fe-i rmi'i,
.,,1 .1 ill free
. liml l icrlllfl MmilcU
of -lr l.nr.'C un.
,. in wn mifiiii l
k, Hal must lie ilona
He .1,
N 11
Til. r arir .1.
Ily. IH lul.l
Flill l.il.i
'I l.i r rr
Life
r.. a ro.H'.l "f i re.
nil..- f.ir fruol
nor. IF. ll r.r.HNg lrjra
il.. -i I..K-I- t il iy.
a. f -fi. Mn.l l.l.nr
.i-ii.'.''i' e f"'
tl-l.i.rf Willi ftlTe
lit.. I.rmily of H"' ""'-
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ll
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p an.t il.Tj.rr,
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l'.tl..f l(Pe.rr
I- 4
II I em a n'e n.urr w-
J'i.r... irr l...iir Icr n ' ' " " ' I.HCItier,
1't.ir' .ri it. f',f a efi I ' tun.
ll.jt -r kii" i.'iw th.-i mine .tlr
All tin- rui.-s I...H ali' iI.iim-
i.ii r I'm
: .- 1 n "f
. Bjpt ll
11! tarn!.
,
th ihn Turnii-h
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l-i
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-uincil unto !h
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l m.irlti kfllt.r tilth
( I ..it rir lit. ml". I.) Kiiii.r A liiin t )
CROWOER CALLS 46,000
jilEN FOR AUGUST DRAFT
Uklalionm tii I nriil-li 1.300 Who
M ill t.i to 1 rt iiiiiiii 1l'two4'ii
AuKiiet 5 nml l.
WASHINGTON. July 17 F..rly
alit Oioiiaand men from nil atatea and
the Dlatrlct of t'oltimbla wi re railed
to tha rolora tonlnht by I'n ' u'
Maraha-I P.eneral t'rowder Thev are
ta bo all white regiments. Move
ment Into ramp will be between
Auniiat E and AukuM fl
Thla la the f;rt Ken,.rn r:l f,,r
Aiiniat. durliiK,, which month the
military propram provldea for thm
entrapment of three hundred thou
aanit men The atieclal rails already
Itwue.l account fur 19 941 for thin
month.
KoIIowIiir are th quotas to be
furnlBhed and Ihe, i ampa to which
Ihe mi-n co:
Arkans.n l.finn. Camp phelby;
iiiliipiH. i.onii, J.-ff.-r,,,,, turracka.
Mo ; Iowa, koo.
.1
ff. rson r.arrncks
Mo
Kansas 1000. Kort Itllev K'un -
Louisiana X00. fanip Shrlhv; Min
nesota l.ono. Jefferson Itarrnrka,
Mo; Missouri 1 (ino. Jefferson Har
rucka. Mo; Nort li liakoia Hot), Jef
ferson Itairacks. Mo ; Oklahoma
1 inn, 1'iimp Irernont: Tennessea
1.1110. t'amp Sliclhy; Tenas l.kilt),
Camp -I'o.lv. W isconsin 1,000, if.
ferson l:.irrai,
BIG INCREASE IS SHOWN
IN RESERVE RESOURCES
t.aln sIimst lMsfmbcr XI fa Over
Mni'ly-lwo Million, Ijitcst
lU-port lu-vcals.
U ASIIlVUTi IN, July 17 Strenmh
and Ktowts, ,,f h- feilrral reserve
system was ahinvn today by tke fad
eral rsi-rve l-i nds report that on
May 10, the K.U2 memher banks
had total irsourcea of. 121, 070,000, -000,
an liu-riasc of 9i,lini,0uu since
lieieinlaf 31 This Included JS..
1 .12.fi00,00n resources of the 7.(013
national hanks anil ST. OI'O.OOO re.
sources of the 4(1 ainte banks, mem-1-ers
of the reserve system.
I. ..ans nml discimnts on May 0
amounted In 1 1 i, I 42.UOO. uoo , l.lh-
J
4
lerty bniiilsiiinl otlu r noveinment se.
t.o to'curitleM held" by the banks U.ltia;,.
jUini.iii'li, inner seiuriiles 2..2S..
I iiiiii.Oimi , demand ileposlta $11. iii.ii.
I non mm; time d posits t .1.3 40.000,.
OtPi: iiipllnl stock paid In 1 1 . 3 H 7 . -.in.O.Oiio,
surplus $ 1.1 4 3.000,1100.
COUNTESS IS ARRESTED
AS BEING ALIEN ENEMY
Alctamlra ton Sclitx-lr SiisiH-ctcrl of
Aliltm; l.i riniin I'rnpuirivmla Is
lli-hl In Vow ork.
N I V l ' I : Is , Ju'v 1 7 --Suspected l
,,f havmit been as-i.'i latcd with Of.
I i ;e,, t o n l: .V. von ."trens. h In
l.elliiln p l' 1 1 1 ' il if 1 1 ' 'i l in mis rniintry,
I'niiriless A 'i-i.'iiii! r i Niarda von
S- lieelo was illli-e.-.l here toilllv lis
il m
f Ih,
e to
cto-'nv aln-u hv fliterus
in ini i.f Insure (iw
she was taken : f) lle'.le.
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,piiu..
V 1
h"
u :
v , n M'
wliu claims
I, ore In f.iseri,
v i a i s a i;.i S h e
an' a. It ess and
Culled Mutes
t'Clf uti Iv enm .
( ;,'ni in cm
.1 1 1 in c i run n I
: ; ii'ii ny a i-n
it f f.v
! r lid
to hav
have )..,. p
one to th,.
Of I ' 1 4 Ml
in 1.1'
f.il
rn I'll' a
la-s'v ,
In
Mnn.l i
t e j vv i ' n t h
ll lit a 1 I n a
,1 fe
'I la L"
Premiums for
j Hod ford Submits Iuh
ommendations to
Ilcqiui.
TO STABILIZE PRICE j
Purpose Is to (iiiaranhv!
Steady Production fur !
W'ar Use. I
WANT PLANS GIVEN TRIAL
! rnmmiltiin lUi'tri wr Il:ivii
V IfllllMIIV. V .Vli.-x..- ..(..v
Agreed to Proposals
Effective- Soon.
Serial to 'I till o'l.t
K AMllMJ'I'i iN. .lull IT I :i
mctit of i i rtain pre iiiiuiu ..ri i i u.l
oil bevonil Me poMli.l i-hii-h l.an
l.i'PIl l.ulll.lillcil to Ollei tor M I,
He. lllt of tile o iln.nli.l, ly ,.- wit
pit i op. nil ci.iiiinltl throiiKh ia
chali'iii.ii,. A I' :ci!f"i.l
1 nr h iiilil-iiini I mill fli hi the
fjruwfltiin HiMtrni N ri'ituiiniriulcd
nil 1 1 Mi follow Uik bllele:
I lull the lai-uc pun liaHliiit i iun
iiinlii4 foiittniir to piiicluifH -riidr
oil ut rtiilr H.-tcil iiiiiiki'l price
nml that all tiilii r inn hiiw r who
now pay a pei-mlum for itiiiIi oil
Im- mt ntlt K tl bin after to pay up
to u iniitliiiiiiii irrinliiiii mIkiici
ihhiIi'iI market prlit'N aa follow:
j l or iixliliii; crude a m.iiliiinm
i rciiiliini up to 7." iflil, mt bar-
rcl.
i l or (.arlH'r ami Itlllluir inulc a
j iitattiniim pri-iiiliini of 91 h.t
I Intti'l.
j l or kny ooiinty crude a mnil-
iniitii pn iiiluni of no iriilM h r
liarri-l.
l or IIcuIiIToii i ru.lc a maiiniiim
pn iiiluin of :I0 ii nii. m r barrel.
nd for nil oilier i ru.lci for the
whole iiild-iiintllii'lit illil-l'Ul. In
! rludliiK KimxaH, iikliihoiiui and
j nortlM-rn 'lras, a liiniliiiiim pn-in-I
linn not to ruifd I'-'i ii-uia ht
burrt'l. wild ihr atrlct iiiali'mtaiid-
line I bat III no ilWtrlii In which
I premium arv, Ih Ioc paid of Ii-hm
llian 2 ll'lila barrel will llir oil
admliiNtrullon permll llic miIiik
! of n blKhcr preiiilum than It now
I 111 Cffl'l'l.
A. f. Ilidfor.l. chairman of tha
! naiional petroleum war H.-rviie coui
'mittee. Ima foi warded ihe fullowliik
letters mi he half of the romniluee
!o Mark L Ke.piii, direct. u Keneta
i of the oil division of the I'nlled
: Main fuel n.lministrutlon:
"M I. Kcpia. diret toi -ni neral oil
d. vision C S fuel adniliuatration,
anhillK'on, l i' I'eu- Mr lle.juo,
Kefeirint; to your favor of May 17
i. I.ilive to crude oil prices and your
iiiiii( ih.it the matters therein re-
I fcrred to be taken up liy the national
petroleum aat rv lee committee fur
full riit.al.li-r.itl.in arid report. I Inn
to advise you that In accordance
; with your itipieit the several lot-
i i.nrv ,'iirtiiMiiicf-s on in n. I U e II -1 n aim
J .. .. ,..,. i ,i ... .i, ,, 1 1, r-
i ii , .,,.lf
coast and Itockv mountain divisions,
have fivi'ii earnest and lln'iiKhlful
study of the matter
"Thee several advlaor'v rooirtut
teea, as well as in eeitain iritanci.
several associations of p'o.l ucr s anj
refiners h.ive nrrf illv ilcliln-r iTed ..r,
the uucsnotis Involved, bo'h sepa
rately and In bunt sessmn and have
presenied their vai:..us r.'poris 'o
this committee sc'tlriK f.'i'li then
ronclusiollS These i-epoits hale had
the consideration of the members ol
this conimjiitee and "Vi;il of Its sis
alona and I hand you herewith Iheit
coneluslona as eiehieli.-.l in the et.
cIoAd recoinmendatiuf's
I Ilrs-oiiiiiiendatloim summinti
I In hlimllnK viol these lecoinmen
i d illous for vonr iippioul. I wish I.,
j point out that the eoii.tmii'-c has
had In mind two untl-i Iv nut pun
olpl.s or olijects to wit
1. The stalialtlPV of I" es of
crude oil thtouKhout l!i" v.i'ious
producing fields And
I The continuous arid un.nicr
rupted flow of crude oil :ti it 1 res
ent channel).
Any- aoluilon of tb . oeip e ' I
prolilrnia Involved In caininK i"'
these principles, espeeiillv in an In
lintry all), an many i on f In I ' i-n in
1'ttNIIM Kit UN 1'M.it: M
WANT TO RAISE RATES HERE:
Hi i
rx. rat ion CoiiiiiiIhsIimi Hears p- '
lilli-uUon nf Trli'idiiiiir ComaM.
Sprcial lo The World ,
OhLsMUMA fITV. July 17 The
I corpora tint, en ..-.I..,. I...I,. t b.-.i' l
I Ih,
appllrntlon of the Hout.hw isf in
I "ell 1'eiephnna i-ompanv In in. t'- is
pate :,r. Tulsn. It w ill re.pilre s. i
I eral riuvs for the romii lssmn to K
over fij-urea aubnwltted In Ihe app.
atlon and testimony, but a de.-i-.io
I w in ii made aa esi Iv
as pope!!,!'
MI..XI( Ns
t.UANTI II AMM.-II
' arrana Issues Onlcr I'or I isrnn-r
I Menihs-ra nf Ma.l.-ro' t iihlnci.
PAN ANTONIO, Texas. Julv 17
, Word has been received here thai
1 amnesty has been (iranled Kmr-m
I .Miidero nnd l'edro Ijiscurlan I v
i I'resblent -;nrrana of Mexico. They
were firVhierly memhara of ' the
Madero cabinet but did not assist
. Carranr In his fKht aualn.t lluertj.
Rim e then Kmesto A arlero has acted
as fiscal HK.'iit for viji.i In New Tnrk
and recently was Indicted In that t it v
with the bankruptcy of the firm of
Mu bun Hrothers Ijtscuraln was
o.inntit- of foreign affairs under
.Madero and v.as prnrldent ad Interim
I until llwila took offlvB.
Crude Oil Is
LOOKS LIKE WILLIAMS
MIGHT BF APPOINTED
cpi.lt- I I. .11 Si 1, n.irn III. Ill I II.I..I-C
ll.i l.i.. 1 11, ,r in Mii-1'rril
linlic I , 1 11 1 iIm 1 1 .
JHRLWU -POLITICAL MOVE
t . Mill. if liml Si n,i (o
"' I il ( .iinlnLil.' M,i l, I
H.l I I llilttl . H Ml
i .
TlIM Ii. I.VKNM
Tulu Atlernev Wlin Anr t l' K.ilTl
Ju.llis t l, I. fil llal.lnm.a 1 I n 1 1 i.l
Oetnoi rat bad n staleini iit from
WashlllKtim that the seliatols had
quickly iiKieed upon lioveriior il
llama to avoid complications and a
flcht. but the story was sul.se. pirn! .
ly killed'' by the press buuaii for
iim-xphiined lessons
A special to The World last nlrlit
said, however, that the iliHpul.h was
authentic, and that the senatois bad
actually i-ndorsed tha (.overnor. The
specia1 waa fi..m Muskoyae.
I pai'l All Usal rroam"-
Thla nawa waa tha most atarlllntt
political Roaalp that baa reached
Tulsa III ilnys und In addition II
puts a crimp Into several candi.
ilaclrs
A bar association mn-tinir baa
been i-alled by II f Conner, presi
dent, and N J Ouhser, aecretaty,
and Tula., county lawyera were Kolua
to decide what their attitude, would
he
Home local attorneys ronli-nrie.l
they owed an endorsement In tha
home num. Tom I' Lyons. hilt
others felt that the) local association
should not lake any action. Tha
meeting Is set for tonluht . at I
o'clock at Ihe district roiirt room.
Indorsement of th" Oklahoma
roncressioiial delcH-a'ion I" fcoloK li
have considerable lo do with the
appointment. If It l true- that the
endorsement has been made there is
little
k ni'V
doubt aminm politicians vnini
what makes th" wheels no
around that outsiders i.ini d"t
Uovoitiiir W illiams Is reianh d bv
even those who loll'ht oppose hllll
,, , apnble federal district I'lH- t.m.
l,.r IIm service as an iitti.incv In
uklaliotoa. Ins cotistru. t.ve wmk In
.i .....tiiotlonal lonverition and
I i.t.r on the suprejoe Pencil of ukla
ni, followed by hi" tY'o- vrais as
, hlef eei iitve qualify h'm fi'l
the place. With llKIl'y sitlefae-
. linn
lli ltiirilcil b Some ns St-lilisl.
I,, this IlKhl. the rn.it'er was re
! t.n.led yesterilav
as set lied
ill
It vv
Wl-ll
until
Miliar
.u nr.. ,1 . ICO '; i iv in '
,. ,.,, it,,. appointment
be held up until af'.r (he
,,-s The SV.'l-h:ill.'t.m ill"
It. h seemed lo
Huh tic in v ami
.1.. I .. nf tile lieWs. O I" "
I,
VI III
1 lie! I'd t till! r ne mm.
I ii. I the al'p"ln"i '"'
I I"' del 11 e,1
S.'OU '
li.in. I In
I Jure snow "
makuiK On- Midur o.er.t
I ; plai mi: lis Off! "va
,,t V Illiao'S In- to I HP ;i
measure won ' n- I
Ill.ll Will lull' VVlU
I. .rill el.-tmi,
th
f..)'.
I ..ll ! i. tuns .,1 I
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and llcpiii'lu m
l n .is a slilen.l ii
r M l.'
had a tend, in i
Ih.-nilir- f-nies .
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Germans in Kevolt j
Set Fire to Dome;
Destroy 22 Dimes
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'hi'' im,. a liens ;ii:i'IH) l.lllle.l ll!
l.lleoi. lit til it 'l.ll Mll'kocil. illlil'H-
i ' -MP' siiaaisisssssiasasjali im mil
Jb -
QUENTIN ROOSEVELT
KILLED IN AIR FIGHT
of I nrim r rrrshhiii llnnM'trl, '
Mi i-. Ih .illi In K.iHl. Hh I iit
l.i r Mm it I'l in h
shows stuff was in him
I ail. or
lie .l id II" ! to
ri.nl and I 1. 1 s.uiii i hlim (or
Ml- t niiiilr)
HAD ONE PLANE TO CREDIT
n I ..'hi al bale in till. ll Ai.llOK
I - Sou of i ol'ifl I lllmiubl I low II
I II -I Xll plain-.
II1SII II IIM. N . dull 17
X I.II of In. p. Ih. II I I. Ill Uuellllll
ItiH.seii ll lo. IV llnl have fiillcil to
Ills il.. nil hi n i bat Willi II
Mpiuilnoi ot lo Illi. ill iill-phllics,
lla- luolltbl I" I i.l.oiol It.M.sen ll
ami bl- wile I'lil In ! enlilo
no NiiMe si-ol f I r,lt'l bv Mrs.
I lieiHlnie II i. Ii. Jr , III willed
Mn said tin' n-pot I was "ubo
liil. ll on. milli on il ' llieic I ho
foriiicr pis-hli in fel i liowcii i,
lli.ll tin ic i. oh Is it sllubl possi
bility that Ids oiiiu;i-.t son was
still alive.
llVM I II II V N'
eguciiiurs in.ulier a
. lull 1 ?
1. 1 1 me vety
yla.l ti nt l-.e
to the fi.uit and
had t he 'ii in. ii I'll. Icr a.. mi
sery Ice to his ntiv and to i.how
the stuff llletc WIS III hllll hi f.TS
his full In fell him "
This stuiyiicnt vv is Is-ued by
Colonel Then, line I'.n. seii'lt today
llfler pic- dispatches had I'll n she. I
cmif 1 1 in "it Ion lhat hie mm lull bei-n
killed
I ' A H I S. Ji.lv 17
Lonsevell. yiuillKei.t
Lout lV'-it-"4
n il i f I lie I . i -
mi l- picfldeiit, has I.e. n killed In an
air fiisht, the seini-..ffcial llaviis
news aiiem y im iiniitici s His ma
il, ii, e f.-ll Into Ihe i-n.-uiv lims
P hilip Itnosi'veit, i.vucntin s cousin,
witnessed the. air I. utile in the vlelii
Ily of I 'ha lea il Thuury. In which
I'umitln vvaa i-iiKiiKfd ami,, saw the
machine fll, hut did not kinnv until
later that Ilia airplane was that of
his cousin, l,e Journal saa In, lay
Ltsvutrnant llooaevelt was last
seen In cm. hat on Sun lay inn r li In
with two ciieiny Mltplsnes ahout tin
oili.s IriNlde the Herman lima In the
Chile, hi Thierry sector He started
out with a pair. d of II American
iuUi hlnos. Tin y encountered aeven
I'lcinnins nnd weie chaslnn them
buck when twn of them tuned on
l.leiileiiant Hoosevelt.
lleporta of the fit ht atnle that tha
ilermnna appeared lo ha ahootlna at
IIm lleillenant ftom the I car. tha
tluee machines beimr ch.au together
I'hen one of the machines was aeen
tumbllna Ihtouah the rlonds arid a
palrol which went In seaich of l.leil
tcllsnt Itoos.-i ell leliimed Without
trii. e of him. He appeared to he
fiKh'I'iK "! I" "'e lst moiiii-iit
una uccount of the combat aisles
that the machini. caushl fun before
It la-Kan to fall.
Qiientln Itfio-rvHt In Arinl 1917.
J'lin'l (lift rutin. Iluii h v in 1 1 nu rorpn
lo train f'r nt'ivtrc with llir Ami'll
ran army. lit wnn roitinilMiiionfd
Iiint full mil In th- iir.K-Tit ftprtrm
lirK'in m tlv unrvirf Kith th Ainrl
ran hit fon t n on th Krwii-h fumt
n Julv S h tiHik p.itt In itn u'fl.i)
1 1 m 1 1 1 ii'ti'i'ii Arntrlr.tn iiti-1 fibr
in an Mm i-hi ni h In 1 h Viinir rrirltiri
.mil a fi w iin I (tT fn .1 nlv I I' 1
w i-t unnouni ril thru huil l-rnunht j
ii v n h Ih f 1 1 M ii(i nui n it I r phi nu In j
a ftKht imitli nf -nntf'iin 'Kiiri-r). j
ASHINil'I'iN. I nlv tT g irntln
j;,i.i c( w ii-' t Pp h'lhv t.f t lie 1
J:iim'vrt ii ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m f t .'i 1 1 i ) iiMi) Ui '
ir,inl( ut iIip lutf 1 1 mi nml
hi IiiikI iite iiTfi" M-uiafi l n-ininnbrr- I
I hv U :i - h 1 Tl It 1 1. TI fit' MUM horn 1
hiTra 't, N.i t-mhirT. H ' .'. n t I lit f-i:-: i
ilv )hiui uhin hin fithr uhn tn-
pi-H- ii ti j Hcrrrtnv ii t t h navy In t h !
McKinkv n.ln.iiUM'r.i.loii ;
'I In h'iV Wli .1 hi.rn li . t H r, ! ini
w nli a npi-i-i.ii Ihvh fur nnitnal lite
mil itMiiv wri tn N'otlfn (til. nf
Ii :-i t-.i i I tin in I h- V hPf I In'iv i
nlicn lu It pt 1 h f i ml! y mill ft t - '
1 ri't tri4 tIt a H'a'c t.f Jitiilfty hvm
Ilirl MT'll.pM- J.f'M M ll ht:iPt. Wll,
nrii itntiH'it frn M'pflU-n, wcr
i rn-; i't - I 111 'h n-Inwi t nr nnMMtK''t
uli.rli Mic tuM k ithr-r'!. f-n h"n
' I w ih 1 n i in n t h u T i i p rol'incl.
' . i i i. ...i i... ti... I....,-, i
' I a 1 1 1 'M I ! V '! f I Ml h:i fi'! MT ll t I
' I i nit'i-'"! Ii:"ii'iv. ftnn lM nin, a1)-
i , h i-r n In "pi' r t "t t h rimii
. li t i.t: I ' it .' '1 t lj'if!i , . li i n I
,,,.1,1,.,, . . i
llaifo I, Im- Marts So.ill.
SI. I 1 1 I.'. .1 Ull I ,' The ll'.l Hit- .
i tin-lit b.lllp- line nu the MiilHhlppI
' 1 1 '. i i p r . ,l,.i hi w i i ( I .. In op.-ru t urn j
With 1 1 o. p.. I a! v e-tutpliieiit vvltlllll
fan ti'U'hs in . . if -1 1 ii i: tn a il.'. lirii
I ot, t.-li I '. IV. b-t. 1 1 I 'ire. t.,r bunders
a !,n p 111 SI I. mils loci tin it en. limit
I.. i.f prospective i 1 1 i 1 . 1 1 . ! II"
.-ns ten t'-wl-nats and tiietiv l-are.-s
, in I .' pu' in opiu:,tt.,n I ) thai time
i ll.s niiies ll.-piibi'iiit Mamii;i-r.
1 II i .' ' I '.' ; I , i CI. Jul , i ; (
i: . ph .-, i : i-1 a : i ", " i s..,-t . i,lr
I 1,, I 1.1 I, -I I . I , I - t- ' - I ' . 111'. I elL! Ill' I I"
a.ii I the lo I I ..' in et. of tl.e i- V
. (.1 ll. I hl'.url. of t he . p'.lul ,
.in , ii i; ii p. -is, n il f,i sil'ilr.p
of ;. p.ii.! ., ii u S i ' i 1 1 . i i i u "i n, .i n
Will II ll.n s llo 1 In i-l'i h.t
u-.iK l o Ni' A' V ni 1 A ucus 1
l-"ive Hundred Itfittfl
Dailu in li troprud
an Chnlira Spread
l.i .-, 1 1. . ..!!, 1 - So. t- ;
pel sol.s I I ' . b.der I ,1 ' i v In I.t
, ,'Cr.i I 11. .-' ! I ' 1" ' I I i - ' L l s ;,M .1
,. p, I ..p. , .... i. - , - -I '! -I ll
t . . . i l." I .,!.! , . ..fit C I ' 1 I t.- I - 1
1,1' I ". If! . t " 'II'
,,, ,: , ii I ,s pt . id P. I i ',!!' I
nU ITA Pwi'finc
1 Itlltll JLJLU1U A IJOILIVUO llllClCL
as Main Hun Drive
COLLINSVILLE AND
TULSA SHAKE HANDS
I'allv I ri ill. I l.l-a llilld Miclloi;
ao. I el .inn Ncllllilsir lo Nollll
lit I mil ) .
iGOOD FEELING IS MUTUAL
II. .Ill (llle, Cbil-C I I Icilllslllp nod
I i i. n i ill. mi for .imkI of All,
UkI Two Honrs.
I ik-ii ii
'l.lllllN! Ill
i ly epi il. init Tuifa a ml
Ins! ii'uhl shook hamls
1 "II II ll
nu . i- - ineiit to be mill i illv
,i . I,. Ihe .1 lli-l III a lo -w
l Ipllll
I i la I ion Ii ip. '."In 'I u - sits V. when I III
v.iuu of i olittiMi ill.- aliuosi uiiiitil
ln.-lii ( i l l IP. I. l allol III 1,11.11" of
b -ivniif lioiieis mil I in nml list a pail
of Tills i count v.
1'iliy or linn. Tulsa men drove lo
I '. 1 1 1 1 nsv 1 1 Ic Inel i.lKlit and pnrtlcl
I pi u.eellliH at M ismilo hall
In uhl'll Tuba speaktis wel. I'd
ihe ull'ins of the area lo Im liana
I. -ri.il, islib Ii ..miilses about
twenty aei lions of laud, lucltnllnK
I li. i llv of I i llitisvllle
I v Vay ir I is tik Wtioden, In wel
. '..uilnir ' 'ollln .vllle Inlo Tulsa county
i .nde lliti kss'ttlon that Tulsa was
me best ciiy, In Ihe heal rmitity. In
II e best stale. In the brsl country In
IIm vviiild. nml lh"t It " fltlln
lb.it Colllnsv ilia peopbi should be-
..me an Int-ncl pi.tt of a i-otnbl-luiiioii
which defied tbo kalaer to put
bis lux upon I'- Mr V widen was
siippiiitcl In tils tenmiki. by !:
M.....r l..i .. II KPiimiitis K. It
I ... iv is, Commlesloner M J M
ji Moiall. (iwen (iwt-ii.
,-Nolty.
T. J
"in. ti. Tile ICa.ly and others.
Isirton Talh.
I. uui-ne Ij.rlon. editor of Th"
World, spoke, briefly upon the Im
portance of k.hmI roatla and elicited
a ready response from tha Colllna
Mil" people who etpect that their
co-operallort with Tulsa upon this
unesiion will result In ureal benefit
to both rltlsa.
Tulsa'a iTatnrlral leam, Kllnt Moaa
nnd I'nt Malloy, tVbl he honora for
the visitor In ireaenttii Tulsa aan
tlinenl toward tha people who are
about to become cltlaena of thla
county. Until these gentlemen aua
tiilned tha reputation they enjoy as
bi-intt able to eftjier preaent a aerloua
or humoroua apct lo the question
under discussion
lir. W. K. Hmlth, on behalf of Col
llnavllle, pledaad lla aupporl. iiiilltlewl
nd otherwise, to the county In any
movement whloh had for II objert
th betterment of the county. In
elusion Ida rerrmrka Or. Hmlth e
presped the alnrere hope that Tulsa
would not naulert'to put over the
vote necesary to ucrept the new
territory for the reason lhat If II
should fall t'olllnavllle would ha In
. f a fit. The doctor waa
assured lhat tha proper viite woulo
bo forthcomliiR.
la 4 onipllnw-ntrd.
A highly complimentary tribute
waa paid to Colllnavlllea foramoat
, losda buoater. J. lb Ward, who
baa Just completed a road front t'ol
llnsvllle to Dwaaao. Thla stretch of
road, about al mllee In length. Is
on" of the best of hlKhwaya any
where within mile of Tulsa
Attorney J K. Orr, who presided
al the mecllim. paid a tribute to
Tulsa which war-mer the hearta of
the vlsltora and made them doubly
elisions to become betfer acquainted
with the-people who are anon lo be
come a part of the county. v
II. usee (I. MoKeevrr, Hepubllcan
i a miniate for dovernor, w aa preaent
at the meetlnu ua tha uaet of the
Tulsa rontliia-ent anil addreaead the
ineetlnii briefly.
The following men were among
the Tulsa delegation:
I". M. Wooden. I'at Malloy, Mint
Moss, Lil Crosslaml, A. II. Collins.
II J. Cray, It K. Loaler, W, T.
I'.r.t'ly, John II Hlmniona. C. (1. Ixiwe.
II II Wyss, Iienny Jonea, Win. Mr
ClilloilKli. Owen Owen, A. A. Hmall,
ruiKfiie laurton. Jsmes Ariher.
Uei.lgs Mnwliiry, (1. (1 Weaver.
It.ind.dpli House. ' John 1 1 Purler,
C (i Hump. 8 l( lewls. H. I. Mil
ler, C M Oownlng. 11 ('. Ja.o lis.
A L llsrblson. T J yulnii, P. M
I'.obn, M J McNuliy, P. I. Hteen
tod, SeeieV-iry Oownlng of the Cham
ber of Commerce, arid ernon I.
Hmlth.
Semenoff I when on
for Cain in Siberia;
I.enine Sends Protect
,n V..n.fi Pf"t.
-1 KIN, Mondai . I uly 1 - K
i at h from Manchuria s ri
nuliees Hint (lenetal Seinelii f f .
oil holslniik. Iiadel. bus '. u
l'S. 'ar isugj Willi Ills f.u. es
'lb. t.'ill of Kbits livik III Hi"
ut li V-"lei n ttllreiollv of the
I ills l.allnil region, baa belli '!
y . I 7'H Illi r-t.,1 a K
, f,,iollil- Hielr captoie "f
I he I.nlshenk I a re I e
I led
r I rat I ng ii I Irlli'li i
Americans Account
For at lA'ast Fight
Of Fncmy's Planes
Willi 1111 AMI ItKN IIM
UN Till. MllM . '"! I'- I rfiioh
obsf-rtt-rs rotsirttsl I. slay that I :l
cnoi.lv nlridan.-s fell In the rtgb.il
o.ir which an bnerlun pursuit
Miun.lroii was patrolling and fight,
lull fii.'sibit.
W libln (be merl.nn lines ll bad
Is . ii .siiisi.lcred nr- (bat the inerl
. sns bad ilowiieil fight and poelbly
mm- i-iM-my planfw.
Kncrny Is Only Abloj
to Mako Slight j
Advance.
FOE'S LOSS 100,000.
'itiu-Ii (Jims Dciiilly ;ts
Tfrrifif Drivp Is
ShattiTi'il.
AMERICANS IMPROVE HOLD
Strpiitlu'ii (irapp at Kos-
Hoy; Kain Halts the
Knomy.
PAltlX. Jul v 17. Thf
FrtMich pdHitionn ri'main in
luct along the whole Cham
piik'nc front, Hrrordinjr to the
war office announci'ment to
nilfht. Heavy fiffhtinir con-
llon.r,! TK rn n (ho lit the iTAV.
biuI at nonie points the Ser-
rtmn were atiie u mane
ifiiin.i but they met with
powerful wvi".tane every
where.
l.l'ullM SH ADVAN4 K .
AT HMV DM'. ItllMT.
ijivlifiM Julv 17 l)lsptcheg
arriving In londnn Ihl avenlng y
that at only one point mil nu
inaiia aucceea In advancing today,
and tlien at ennrtnnua coata.
The dispell he aaaert that at 11
.......1. .1.1 m,,rnlna after two Un-
.. .1... n -i w
auccesaful uttemfJ's, tha tjermang, on
a ftonl of alx nillea puanea inio me
l'-...u ii,,a . a deuih of one and
a half nillea at U deapeal point, at.
lthelma mountain.
(;PKMN C AfU'AI.TII-
l'I.A l-:i AT lOO.WH).'
ioviuiu li.lw 1 7 4'aaiialtlss
misialnsd by lha Uarman troopg In
the nrrenaiva up to im l""r" v
ailrnaled In number 10,000 or
...n.i.i, nawa received In
Ixindon today from tha ballla front
In Franca.
IH-III.IV J I.AIMH U.000
Arniii4 in wiuvk
HK.Kl.IN, via London, July 17.
civiaaan ihniia.nil orlaonera hava
been taken by the (lermana In th
preaent offenalv accoromg io itje
claim of th war office In It report
from general headquarters lvmgni.
. r
AMIJIICA.Ns) IMI'HOVK
IDKinONM AT MlMsKiV.
vii tii -rutr AMKIIICAN AllMT
IN KIlANPK. July 17. A downpour
... .-.i.. ,1... i.hIUm eonea lastwaen
Chateau Thierry and Dormitti on
(ha Marne front, has eerved to iow
up the operation alnra early thl
morning.
In th neighborhood of Toaaoy In
ike eiiae i.end dlatrlct. the Ameri
can further Improved their pol-
tnma toitey.
Fighting continued throughout
.ho .T.v. in tha realon nf th counter
attack begun by tha American Xqrcea
yesterday. "
Many (lermana between the rall-
mA . I. . .n.i.h lianlr nf tha rlVr
appear to have mad good their a-
cpa to tha north nana at aeverai
pnlnia during tha nignt.
pi itsniM) hi itiirrw
IW0 I'ltlMllNKUM TAkl'N.
WAHIIINOTON, July .17. Oener.
a pershlng'a i-omiiiunliiie for tlon
day, reaching the war departme u t--day.
reported that 600 prlsonera
were taken by the Americana In their
counter attack w..lch diova the Her
mans back to the Mrne esat of Cha
teau Thierry.
(.Ol IIM l M.MH
r HKM 11 AUM V.
II, Tks A.ao'lai.il Pre..
WITH Tilt; FltKN M poll-rj4
I N KIlANi'K. July 17. - - tleneral
Hntiraud. the hero of Ihe Oardanel
Irs.- Was the I-rem li coiuiiiander who
burred the advance of the Herman
crown prince in Hie Champagne ll
whs he who. to the east of lthelma.
In one dav brought Ihe host of Her
man lo a standstill This was dftne
with only coinpai.ttlvrly Insignifi
cant losses in. inn bis own men In
consi-iu.-n. e of Ins lulinirabU defen
sive preparsllons
A hmi I twenty enemy divisions have
b.'i.u Identified In Ih.' fust line of
this sector of the fi nit aei!,.. !) the
end of the f'rst day of fik-htiriK- h .1'
nf these divisions bad l"-rn b a. lie
mauled The pi . . an' ion the l-'i encll
I ii. I taken before ihe T. u'on often
I .lie bcK.in was s i,-h that the Her-
' III -Illi Were I" ill'"' t" c iptiire 11
single prisoner n Ihe i 'h a to pa gn n
1 nin,? Hie fi. nil dais pie, .-.Img the
a"iek The Hermans thus were de-l-ih.-d
of the posslbilliy of nl. 'anuria"
int. it ma lion leKardlng die Pi encll
p!i.n
( ituW N I'ltlM i: M XKI.S
V N 1 "I'PHH I' Mill II M4INH.
Iii Tie Pv sl"l l'r
Willi Til-P. l-KKN'Ti. KIIIK'KH
IN l lt.VNi'i:. July 17 When the
Herman aitlllery preparation started
in the nl:ht of the I4tti. the flashes
fnuti thoiisamls of guns were so
vivid Hist thev lighted up the streets
1 fnrVI IM til OS I'Ai.K 'I 1 N
Is Crushed
GASTON MEANS SAYS
HE SERVED GERMANS
Man ..olticil o Maying Mrs
i ... ....
'
OTHERS DID SAME THING
lifi'lari s M.ii.v of luuu. ai I s wrssnt
In Now i ork Made M.uiei ll. p.
toss otlog Huns In m.-rb a
( IIICAHii, ,l,ilv W A -1 ni if alan
thai he had seiv.d us ,,n imci.t of ihe
Impeiial Hcrimtn g n . rmiicnt was
made today by Uasl.ui II Means at
the 11,0011.001) King will In aim,; to
delermlue the legality of one or two
Instruments said to have been left by
the lale millionaire.
Means, who appears,) aa a witness
for the heir of Mrs. Maud A King,
for whose alleged slaying h waa
tried and acqibtted In t'onrot.I. N. C,
last aumnier, freely admitted receiv
ing mnnev for acting aa a aeci!,
agent of the Herman government be "'
for the I'nlled Hlatea entered (hi
war. .
(Jnletly he told of receiving MS. 000
at on time and 191,000 another for
his aervlrea to Oermany, and .of de
livering It, too, 000 which he received
on a check- to Captain Hoy-Pel, on
of Oermany chief aplea In thl
country, whrj waa ubsequently ex
pelled. Aked regarding th service for
which ha received the 1.00rj Mean
aald:
"I mad that money tha way Ion
nf other American did, gome of
them Ih blggeat lawyer In New
lork. I ran easily (ell you tha plar
where I collected It right In th
Trlalty church yard at a designated
tombstone"
Tha wltneaa also admitted ha and
Herman aplea In hl country wr to
tin up Ih building nf electric boat,
tha "moaqulto fleet." building for Ih
a I Ilea In thla country. Means aald ha
found lha boats had gun ampUrre
menu and that Captain Iloy-Kd
called thla to lha attention of th
neutrality board at Washington.
"President Wllann then very prop
erly aaked him why he waa doing
detective work In th l!nltd Plate."
declared Means. "And- now for th
first tint Ihe public -know why
faptaln Hoy-Ed waa, Kent back to ,
Oermany. t turned all fny Informa
tion oar lo tha g ovrnlhnt.M
NEW TORK?, July IT." Fully IH.
000.000 of an aggrrgate aal of
1100.000.000 Herman war bond In'
ihl country early In th European
rrnfllcl went Into a "corruption
fund" managed by Teuton agent
here, It wig asserted today by fed
eral official Investigating propa
ganda activities. "
Not only waa control of Ameri
can newspaper and magaetnaa con
templated, but fostering of pacifist
sentiment In certain colleges traa so
compllehed, tha Investigator said.
STRIKERS AGREE TO PUT
QUESTION ON WAR BOARD
Allantn ntrert Tar ihjM-ntl'vrw Make
l"niKn. I'rc-sklcnt Also AgrrfCs
tn I'msioelllotl.
ATlNTA. (la. July 1 ruder
of tha sinking street car men hers
today offered tn submit differences
between themselves and Ihs Ucor
gla Kallwav Jt fewer I'n. to th war
labor board, or If that wna not agree
anl to lha company, the strikers
proposed that reerenlteil represtents
lives of tha company tak up all
question at laau with a commutes)
from th u nl in
N
The propositions were submitted
through dovernor I'orsry Th strike
began yesterday.
President Arkwrlght of tha fleor
gla hallway aV Power Co agreed tn
the proposition of the men to put Ihe
rnec up to th-' war labor board pro
viding the men would return to work
pending the board's decision.
W ATT SB AN K IS R 0 B B E D
OF $3,000 IN DAYLIGHT
j llnmllts Hold I i ( iisliler anil Make
lwnM- on lliiis.fbck Innards
Mill I oiiulr).
Mc- ii ii ; i .1 : .iii'i- it T w o
maskeu I. .mils bed i.p ih. casinei
nf lit"' Mite bm.k at WaPs, i ikla
S.StV lolled "I"I of t IskoUCe, ,'l t
-3l, o .-ii., k this milt nlng and sc.
cured I l.mii! tit c vsh, hi-coM 1 1, u 1"
Ions d:-t'inee telephnne icpuits. J'hev
isiu.p.il on hoiset..i.-k and rode
ni pl.l I v tnwai I the In!: inunlty to thr
West
Ai-.-ordirik' to d.s.u.piinns the ban
dits ev'l.u.llv wcri- the same two
w h-i IX month:! aRo held up the
Wu'ts bank and made off with
t.'.l'i'i A posse h In piunulC
DRAFT RESISTeF"c.IURED
last Mftnhcr t.f rkansas t.atitf Is
Now In Cushat),
l.riTLK lt"PK". Aik . J iii IT 'A
dispatch from fle.tr. -v. t k . !..iiU:h'
announced Ihe ciiiitiiie bv Slier:"
Plant of llurdy Adkls-.m. only m u -
, her left at huge of the b.nui ..f n
leged Cleburne oiinty d.-a't . r"-i"'
era for whom office- bf-e i.
searching t.u t"'! dswi. n- w ll '.
brongb! to l.ittie l',,,"k in on.
face chn 'get "f res'" li' i,e .p-it'
and murder In eou. e.'t! ,-i w v i, to.
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