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ORGANIZED
LABOR
i A''' nuilfl iwtwuiui who have rem lii-il tliiirl
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mriii j'liii mi niiiiij ein.s- .miiii- ,i, ivin,
mid on or hrfuru August 21, IVIN, must
fuMrr hi) August 31, I 'J It.
LIIAAKD ASSOCIATE, IUU
VOL. XIII, No. Ml.
TULSA, OKLAHOMA, MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 191S.
8 PACKS
PRICE 5 CENTS
MAN POWER BILL
READY FOR TEST
.iker, (iriural March ami
Crvwdcr Will Appear IV-
fon Committee.
PROHIBITION IS HELD
Water Power Measure Had
l.ijfht of Way In House Put
Passage S "tn I loubt f ul.
'VAHHINilT'iN. Auk 1 Hum
mer It-atlnlis ended, m.lliv il'"ml'"ta
tif o.uigti'ee returned t.i Wiishi'ic'nii
t .1 . iv In prrr.Miun for Important
tegiMatlnn which la X."oti.l In k""p
roiigresn engrossed until the ,..iiiii
Lor ulec'tli'tia or i r 11 la'.'t.
Thi thric-iiay' .n ii'iti ( ri cc-a
agi "erne nl uf lli liiuM, iiir'i to.
tnnrriear and. while Mm ee-iiues it
unipmoiii runs until Auk'i.h ",ri, '
leaders hope t., set it u .- i .1 imtior
rw and. r, t down t.i w.ilt n t
I'hurn.iav tin the tn. in .Mvr bill n
ton. ling tl"- lr. 'ft !.:' 1 : 1 1 . i In t.i i ;
end 4fi )i I
I'eath uf Minority .i.lr iil
tuger ! Sape-cled In oultai the son-
stn's i-Hin Imnorrnw with p.an In
adjourn out .f re-pei t In tli" ici.;
r-ran l.epiil.llc.iti in'1" lr H'i t to haie
fuliirri'sf lor.ai commit'. .4 r 1 1 I th"
dim ml ,
iiuiiriiiii la Uniiliifiil.
If n iuiii inn nf th" " ii. i . ,!'! iiil-i
1-irnorrow inHtt-r nf rv.me dout't t"- .
t ight- Chairman Chalrih' I lain nf Hi"
1'illltlirv coliililllle In eapi'ilcd to I"- '
rew his repiest for eiin'illmeM nf
Ih va n 1 1" n agreement aid nk th"j
a"nnle tn h"in i orisi.tciii-inii netti
1'hlirn'lnv nf th liiiil-lncr nifUll- 1
Hi. I'rlHv in KrttiKi; nMil th : i - ,
IKMI ri'llll-lt Xnlll.l .l.'"'ll,l II'" !
I (II) l.ll III" 111 III Mi.w.T I, If IMI.U l"H I
fcnlll th fnllnwirif lnii..iy ;it Inisl.
Vim tin' li.iilnliil ir iri'lill.tl('li
friiwiiiiirf liinmic th" rttlit nf .y In
It mn.itii nt tli.it t'm" uulir n
ttrinn-m .tfMiin!v m. nliv Ih Ml. in.
irnwrr inii".r mul, Ik rntiiiili r'"!
.rily ilurlntc tlm "iiilv rt
nf i-H.-h
unl-. ui H ii"t iiiiir.iti itil"
I iihlluiinn fi'l"''.iti hMiiiiIiI fiiwiil
ininiioiari'y ni d'ti k Unur nnn
tra until III" i"n l"''r I'lll l
I'auw I ihmriiin l lniiiilir!'iln I"
linlinllll th it ili Hi.lt" unriTtttllltli'H nf
Ilia lit ua'.imi th Mil ni"v im.-nfd
kit Ih.a wmK ar t ly in 't
W i l k.
ll-miti 1 Itilillc.
Tho niun in ' r n i i-.i.-i i wV.l Ii"
hlk'T Up InlllnlHW ! Hi" lllltii"
(uilit.iiy iniiimiT". with M"n:mv
iai.r. i;,-ii.i.i, M ir. I). hn-f nf
"ff. anil I'roviml M iihii.iI ilin'inl
Croan.t t p, hi'ilili-. to .iiir. Thi"
roaPVai n, that th Mil will hr
P' th Vii uxfor lh
hniiw la rallrd upon lo act. Chair
man Imnt aiiti'.iiuc ia that th
lir-arlnic al whlrh th war depart
ment i hi' li -will icivn thrlr vli'wa
kill ho I'lmn In Iha fiulillr.
Tin wir rt'V"iiii" I'lll. r"ila-i up
v .ai 1 nnr tli" tt iinii.iM'iiiii K" il r
till, ttlltniirv ili'l'.l It II il-n t. 1.4 H, llixl.
Uili fnr in 111 plr! I. ill tlwi "")( .y tllf.
hntiM" wiya ari.t rii.Mtn iiiiiiinittt.r.
Ia')"tii hnpri tu hnvr the hoiin lr
fin nurk mi thn iiirawiro lint Uipr
ilian Mntnlav, Auk .t '.'!. In th"
nifHiiiMniA tho n.iti-r I'nwiT il""i.p
nirnrl'lll li 111" imlit nf vrny In ti n
lifilliK. l'n prtHAati t'l'ful" hi-liik.' (1:m.
i:Hif. l.y llii. nl" i l.l.l l,i TV-
K.ir liil an ilniil'trnl.
AS THE GERMAN MILITARY
WRITERS LOOK AT THE WAR;
A VSl'l- IM' .M, Ana-. 11 K'liii
r.hiiuiu no th" w lini" w.'.it front l
lanltiK alnii!)' i""t ni'd." is tho ron
foneilH of I'Xpi'M nillltHl y nplllliin In
fiat ii .Im a liirnifiii n-wapapera. and
lha in w Is lii-l. I lh.it In.iMiniii h a
irpiN" attm ha filled to pierce th
ei nnin froni, vha pr o.-. pact of a
'itttire pli'iotUK " r" dimititthtnar aon-
Mlly.
i npinln vmi Siiliiiiiint wrltlnn In
lha li.Vin. on.. N.'ii.. .avMinir aaiva
in e.tia:', I" fi" :r "' 'roiip
tinin ifWr.'tti. inn ihwi y .ud of n-
ithnr ki ijc in.'iny nfirtivive on tho
kmiino II" ii. his th it mi th .Man"
ji in.l"i'"i'il.'ii I .Vioi rn an army
110 aeeina to ho In the rniirio nf
niMlloii and 'nffoia tho expliin.
Ui'f that fhi duo to Ameri.'iin
prhie whlrh ohorta to flrlitliiK un
der f.o?iirii,i;imtnuiid.
SPAIN TALKS OF WAR
WITH CENTRAL POWERS
IA HIS, Auit. I -Tha Sp.inleh
not.- to i;i.i ma i v. rrl.il ivo tn th" eltik
tn if M.,inlan i la Iv mil. ion-rini-a
i .1 utiui f" an ultlii'-it'im, atnre
the S 'ituili il "'
"ihru'-nl iinno'iii'
that ii u.-rmanl v n
Slianleh 1.,.- t ' il.
I Inii rm-d In anv i,
Spmil. h ahip t( .rii-i..ei1. ai'rordlnK to
a Hair., f 1 1 -1 i It from M.nlil.l i.i"i
Iiik the A. Ill I' nf Si n SeUlatlan.
Thin uiloi mil i V'tt wii Kiien tho A.
up;
H. Ly "a ViKh polilir.il pcrnn-
." In root i i 1. 1 1 n t on the atttia
tinn the A. II. ana
"We ri-arard H fro' PHinal duty
for the Koiern'inent to prnO-et ritor
Helically pon-irninn ev..rv faso nf
lorpeil.iina; our" men hunt f ort unt if
. (iern .iny dooa not irue the n.i'iHlji--tion
due, w a hou',1 reach the poal
Hon mhii-h I h coti'iiry a hn'tor
all r I .
Germany Vantn Men
Trained ' In (ianse
Tor softer the War
-y i. 'is siMilaleil -Vrraa
with nn. i iti'..cif ai:mv
IN
i ham h( Aug Jli - a Herman or
der recently fnin, id on the bat N-fielil
r.ii-sta the difl eienl uniiM to fur- i
tii-ri lists nf Cifful"is am) men ho i
have shown nptlfi id In ihe K.,
ton and who "de j'lr to .m Inn ml
th." n'riiee after Ithn win " I
The order Invltl s even mutllnte.)
l.'l'i."' uboso ln(, tnilties tin n,,( (.!
ri I'i'sie them Iwf'C tins work to
end in tliclr luimi a. '
Japan Torn by Riots
Troopers Fight Mobs
The V rat her
Tri.s. An i"
IV
lal Tul kl
n,-ti-fl tint autniii!
ilia trf mti iw
i,it tQ tiiiount t.t a
r.l dill hill llfra
l-Unlv of N.at.
vfll ill Itia vti it
(r. f,,r all n'a'tl' al
liirpiaw 'I'Sa Ihif
innin'-ti-r i-limh'rt-'l'
! I,i ln al'l rprh'd
ihrra fur annral
aoura. I alar n wa
lurolili" ami ml
i.a'k lu It
Vti,ii waa Imiiii Ihn
a., u tl, anil tli'
waa nlirlf
,,f anillima rrTfiii'i.
!r rmbiin a rkiuil.
I'K I A in iM A : Fur
i a'-.l TiiKi'a p-iim.lr ''
i ' i i i ink .-
A1"
I y i M. in. lay ami Tuaailay
The I'aitnt of the Soldltr.
,tt,mn rM"l halwam ili'w;
a l'iir Mina di-rarl,
i,,. tH "' irlmi " th '"
harl .
, , .. It latna timiina. atil
bata
a (. M
,if tt
,.'.,li...l at a iirn.
I,ai I k r.l of iluljr ll
at fina.
r,i.lati'l I ho rnfanlnt
I Ian
f lln
tar a '1 a I
I I ti, , tr I 1" lit"
atnlr.
.if a aoltlitr
tio It '
lh fall.rra and tV molhfra of III. bori
Ar a litllr
nraraT Man.iara i"v i""
I. a Iii'Iii)
1 ll, . ai ' '.'r t
,h. r.nn..i and Ih. ri"
j t. at l"ii.:y r-.a'
. r-l t'irr n.fhl.r
ih eneh etr.r t the?
I l-r.r dl. t..'f..-'' ,
li .1 a. ir. in .f th" lol.lliri, mora of war
! Hi, . M. . ,.m Ui know
'1 !..n S l" al rum n.a
iromrll Iio h
i' awt tin Mill IO ftO.
Vnn ran f-"l it li'-n to"'"1 "'t1 I"4.
t'.rr know tar iilti llian T'"
Ml al it in. ana I" h " aatTlrr. and lo
I,- (,.r mat ia trur
fr.-.n tl" l"' ""T m'rm I'"""1 "r-
t'.-v have rantil riaion rara
An. I Iiik a'" niran:li
t the
almil,! rnr Ihoir
An I lli-r kiinarjlia Uurl of abarnrn ara iho
I n i.f aa'rHira :
Knr ilia (.ri.ta ! 0 fohltrrt am 4tl ear,
iio i r Hi iirfT''.
Tbr ro tindifif n thi hill lop M th tit
of l.itl- runi,
Nu-l't f.J ill, tliT wth tniKH'f,
f.it ti'n It i-r th'- .nt tT -win.
Thtirh it t rnr jov hrn th.y cnqur,
mt i our nrro hrn trtT fVI.
Tti. v -r.nw mori ( yriff tod irifn,
fur thy tp rliir lo tl
Th-r ir rktt't to Hie glory inrl they're
rlniaa fit I hat Wilt
AM I think wt'rt mUitnf tomtllunc
((Wipynfhl 10 in hf Klmr A. Unril )
NO QUARTER ASKED BY I
AUSTRIAN DESERTERS
WAS1IINI1TON, AUKtist JHHold
for AiiMtri.in rourta murllal whirl,
pml.alily will arntonra therm to
ili. nil. KTi 1'ullah aoMlori nnil offt-i'"i-s
who li'il (in armnd .revolt In ihu
Austrl.in .'utny In Krhruary. have la
Hii.'.l Inn iippoala to tha I'ollah .ao
.l" llimiiithniii tha world nuking not
I. I'i'iii pi'iiiniH.' tha froo.loni of ',
I ii"l null tlm t.i. -i of H.Ttirlna anv
Ill) V'i ltilMl of till
riMpoi'tiv "n-
n. iiccortllniat
t lil o .y t )i
i" nihpntohoa re-As-.i.i
l,irJ I'ollhh
iio- nn iii-iii nun utm nro a part ofl
,tll" I'nllMl I .lip ittil'in Iron hrllriiila
wlili li rcvulti'd Int l oliruiiry. aoi7.eI
arm mid prnvl.iiona nml ntVirrhed
from Itukowliiu to l;oHaarbia under
tho t'oriimnnd nf (li-neral Haller.
I'nrt of th fnrr wna rnpturod hy
the (lirmana. but the laritor portion
I anid to hnv heea roiianlMated
with tha Cr.i i lio-Hlovak army.
"'1'ho fear that torment," according-
to the t"Kt nf the nppenl to th
rnllnh nation, "Ifi that th real I'ollah
atren,;th. an vllal In tljn aurrea of
our linly rnune. limy l,o li.naonod lly
tho niti-iiiiiiH nf ntir p.iittliuil ropr.
aentatlvo In thn Auatrljn parliament
to Hii ure f..r ui relief or to avert the
f it that await ,ua."
FAMILY MURDERED, THEN
BURNED WITH THE HOME
IIIMlMAMrtiV. X. Y . Ann. ISa
Tlm i hiu'rnd holly of 1'hllip llolh,
lita w ife and five rhlldren were found
In the rilina of their home, 1J nulea
"net of Wllleeyvllle, TloKa lOlltlW,
iturd;i The houa had been
burned dnrlnif the nlrht.
lltVI'.HtlirMIInu t'iflav led tn the HI.
-own nf u eh olariln nn Iho flr.
wTT.f UJvt.iiTi
tOO WHO. 10
.unnnc J
V..
M I 'I
i',.-. for I'l.-iyjrhe loom In whlrh thn l.oilio. .a
'"'iiiil. and a bullet hn in th skull
of one nf the victim lava rlaa to
tho mispii'lnii that all may have en
ninrderi-d and the houa fired to
conceal tho crime.
Hi lplrlif IliilUl n Army.
WASIIlNtiTDN. An 1 8 Olive
di. -ih cloth for itiaimf.irlure of
woolen imifofma. has brin cmitract
ed for ihrourh th quar teiinnaier
department to tho value of 14 709.
Z.'.u, tlif war dep.trtmrnt tonlxht n
nnntico'f. Anmni! other purrhaaea
recently approved waa nn talliu;
for lii.iinn worth of potato mahera
! -. " I " Hint h"- fnr 111. Sou worth of
j hooka and rvea, which In 1 1.000
; . - i no i im are to be nurd m
I i or in tin ini d.iit'.airi'd urnforntn nml
e'ltnpment.
(mirtllnff Hip t Vt . W .'a.
rilli'Aijo, . Aug. is -(liinnla
.ibou' tlm Jill whrn Ih" hundred I.
W, W. leaders, convict".! ;i-..rrrTlav
,f rin l.li.l. v to dls'upt the iiatlnn's
w-ir prniiriiin, n-e (leld. were iloti
l.led ii.nii.-lil offi'-iata denied that
i. rtv rioiit'lo was anticipated, but sj.e-
ii. ll N-lUads nf detectives Were on
dnlv it'-. -I.' and outside t!w building.
.I'4.l(" l.iin.l s vill hear arguments
fnr a rievv trial eoriie ttrrte this weak,
lb exact, dat not Jiavrn been, act.
Rice Shops, Stores :tnl
Official Homos
Attacked.
IS SOCIALISTIC MOVE
Goisha Girls An' Stmii'il
as Thoy Drive Through
the Streets.
SOLDIERS FIRE UPON MOBS
Street Railways Suspend;
Worst Since .Japan
Opened to World. j
BULLETIN. "
ISy the AHMH-iatvd I'iik.
T0K10. Auk. 1 .-..Tin n'
was st'rious rioting in Tnkin
last flight. Jlolw attacked nml
damaged property in the lni.si
ness and theater districts.
Th rioters also entered
to.n,t ll i 1 1 !i irnil liitll...,. in Auo
"'" 1 "
kuai, the jrreat reereatnm re
sort of tlie middle and lower
classes. A number of the dis
turbers were woumU'd l.y the
police.
Troops have bei n called out
in nearly every important city
in Japan. Even the. naval sta
tion at Maizuru is affected
by the unrest. Two thousand
workmen there are rioting in
conjunction with the popu
lace. At Nnafoya, noted for its
manufacture of porcelain, n
mob estimated to aggregate
thirty thousand persons riot-
1 Al ! l
i on. ai several piaees me sol
diers fired on the disturbers.
At Kobe the soldiers and
police also were obliged to
use sabres ami bayonets
against the rioters.
The iti'wrp iprr rniiiiiirnt hrrr
aotMiiH to Inili' alo tlial tli" fnn.1 rl"t
throtiKlmiit tlin country ari an n
prrnainn nf urnwinir am'i.il urinal
atnnfiiT ifia piMpli ami In I'-fln I th"
tiilnf thiit th" cm pit e i .i.l i .iin-iiiK
tunard ti w' i.il rrt.sir Tli" rint.i arr
aprrailmir. ln"lv.n alllve 1 1. a poor
ami the iimM.'" i Liana who tn I I m -
prll"'l tn pi nl' Kt aK'UJiit '
mii'
contlitioiiN
It i ri-marki-.l that tho upriina
ar olt.-ii anti i-.ipn.ihet'.: In ri.iinro,
lha mob Kii.ukn.K and iroying
tli properly of the wraith) and
volrlujt anacr at ei Idein of lui
ury. tieha K.rln bay..- t-ei-n aluned
,aa they have driven tiiruiiKli Uu
tret In atitoniolnlea and ..thn
house of tho rich huva hern -sailed.
While th war ha croaiid
mllllonalrea and ln"r"'d th" ln-tirli-a
nf tl.o rich. If l.-M ' .i'"o in
creased the miniy i f the poor hr.
can no of Inauffn O'iii w.i;i tn-lnn
paid. Kartury hand rep.- wily '!"
fomented by (he I h k I' i l' ie of Ih"
rlota. which are firm of the kind to
occur since Japan wjs opened to
weatern civilization.
iMaordeiB broke out In T. km on
Tueaday nnxhL A crowd nf five
thnuaand which waa Piovinti d from
conrtatlin In thn""k, marched
to thn Olnra, the ureal ia.l th..r
ouKhfar of the cn. mlii'i.' th-v
tuned and dainakji.l tan hundinl
atorea and reataiiritttia. ranb I i "
depot and unaiicceenltillv aitai k"d
Ihe'mlnlatry of tho Int.-tlor. Ntii.lv
arrest were made and twi-iitv I"'
llcemen were Injured T"klo t..'i!i'
la ocoupletl by heavy di t.ichiniti'e "'
pollc and Infantry. Th" nt M
per are forbidden to jmi.: e'i i ' i"
of any kind relative to I'f H"'
riot.
OSAKA, Japan. Aug. 14 I W "1
nesilayi Mobs today pil! n" I 1' "
eery and drvgonds Mines an I I"
'"pots nnd set fire in tli. i'" ..i
other buildings. Tho miilta-v I !
called out I maintain ord.t '"
atiHckd.
Th treet railways h ii" su i '
d operations at night oini'g to
confusion In th city and th- govt'
or has forbidden iho people to v
out upon the streets after dark.
It Is stated at Malr.ura. where '
thousand workmen" from Hi" rain
araienui Jolnnal th popuLu e in s.i i.
tug thn rlco stores, many er it
were Injured In collisions with H '
pnlii-o.
Why Not 1'nas.ng.T, Tun'
WASII1MITON'. Aug. 1 ri. A! '
sixty thnnaiind box cars or 2 i
cent of tho total number .now . n
American railroad, soon will I."
dlseuid.'d by thn ralliuad tid-nlni-tratinn
ami new csrli. 'onion for
wblrTh were pl,i.-,r ,,, m,,ntl s in."..
Sllbnlll'.lte.l ihe ,,, ,,, ),,, , .
int.. I bale l.ea'ii n use far iiboul
Iwcnty yours nnd have reached Ore
lion, i wnei. iii the opinion nl of'l
i :i!. 'i-.ii rurilii-r use would resiil'
In aci-liient and Interruption and
luaa iu Uie luovenunt of freight,
)
Kewards Oklahoman
Who Stood by His Ship
While She Was Sinking
ASM INi !T V. Aim M -Mv
- iH iitnl iirviin in.'inl.era nf thiy
'w nf ih Am"rtian atoaitior
I i- runk In iMilllalnn with tli
""tl in ni"iini"r Klnrlila off Ilia!
' .'i i tnillna i oaat Jnnn 21. hnva
1 1 "' I f ti-il t v mont1'in"i1 an'l
:iici,...t ,v s.r"mry tanlla for
i. .-;lRy"ii at that llm Iho
'i v !' i,ii tniMit tonight an
..... I
V''..;.r t!i.(. r,iiiim"n'll'1 woro
i.i e lifihnn, t".r l on dor.
i'" "I '.i . ' una In rliaiK nf th"
' I T'" t.."iii, arr.t hia rnon nut of
i"iiil,"i .in. I firo room ami illil
t' l' i- !'' po-.t until ori1"ro.l ntit
1 'li. "'.iti.",r i fflriT, althnuKh Im
11." a!ni w;ih In a alnkluK ron-
! 1 HI "
I'iii. I f-'iiniri amnian. t Tall
r'i .1 H'ri-it. s.in Antonio, Toa.
I '.i'i' " I'.rt-iin of tho motor mill
1: ' 1 1 ' ii. .nl "fri'iont riin'iio
... k
I ! ir l S ttriiiiit, 101 Ciiitatri'oN
ii ti n- A't-'l'i. T"aa. "ill'l I'fflrlont
' :" m t i a r.'X.'Wil!n of Iho 1110-
i f i 'iiininHiii1r William
IV S N . In iiitiiKtun-l if
.', w hirli thi furm-T
Mt in.r, NiatrMi lh.it tho
. I I i.f til nlilp Artfd In
1M1 thA lt tradition!
nu. f 11 1 th rinAik
i l'hs ,.f lt. fnlv n niHn
. rji din lii thlr rtiurHii
I... t-
-a: It.
(iertiuiHH Aroused By
Austria - Hungary'
Federalization I'lan
i v
I AMsTKHi'a.M. Auk 1--TIim
jr.p.ii:,.! piojnt of iho AiiHtrlun
1'ii'iiit. r. i. ii nn vnii HiiNh.irik fnr
i ti..' f".. i i li.it mo nf AiiHtro il'in
at III'. .I' l.lll.l nf Whirl) WOIO Mll'-
1 ti.n l ill tJii- I '.irh iii.llgal noHop.i
1 i" r I'x.'. ti nf I r.'Kut. w hoao prln. l
1 p.il lni'tt!Kiat"r ia aald to t.a tho
. n.iiod AtmliiHii ia'lfn.i, I'rnf. Il"ln
I ri. Ii I ja inn mill, find virv liltl"
liii"l"iii" In tho liiTiimn pi"a. In
' iimnv iii iit' iH ii In In-Ill th.it tha
mum o nf tin. ri'pnri, ulono in auf
lii ii-nt In M.iuip t -ih oAi-oodltiKty
j dniiliK ul. '11" lli rlln VrnwiHi ha "I
! tuiiK. howovor, takra tt mora ao
, iloualy iii.il while naai rlltiK thxl the
ropnrt doulitlraa In untrue In thn
form Riven, aaya It remain lo h
a. "n whether ll I an Inveatlnli or
proinatura and diatorled diaclnaure
nf rrrialn definite propoalliona
"It la rlrar," aiiya tha niw pper.
"t hut tho roimtitutlon preienta
liaron von Muaaaiek Irnni rnnvert
Inu timt monarchy Into a federaUon.
All he can imdartnk la to re "hap
tha conmiltitlon of Auatrla, without
1 1 u nKiiiy."
Hhould It really he contemplated
to ilvo Auatrla a foderallatlo ron
atituilon. tha newapaper ad.li. It
would b hailed with Mtlafai'tlon,
hut It would ha fatal to revive the
ancient areat Aualrlan tradltlnna. In
other worda, to alv Vienna the pre.
ponderiiafi ioaltlnn, emil'lln It to
Interfern In lluniary a Internal af
fnlra The llunitiirian alale, tha
Vnaalai he 7.eltun runtlniiea. ha lat
torly ahow n fur (router atahlllty than
the Auntrian and It would b a
hlrhly d;irergua undertakln for
aVlenna lo attempt a anlution of the
aouth Slav prohloin aKalnat or even
wilhuiit Hii.lnprat.
A iiKK"it Ion thut rrofeaaor Im
niaarh may be appointed lo hmh
i ffu'o, tho prwapuprr filanita-ira ua
wholly ahauid
AMERICAN SOLDIERS PULL
INTO RUSSIAN SEAPORT
Mr Tha AaaiH-iatod Preaa.
VI.AKIVOr.TOK. A il a 1 f
(Thursday) Th transport rifrry
In th first rontlnitani of American
trooia, arrived her thla afternoon
after an unnvantful voyasja of aeven
and a half day from Manila. Th
men w-eie In etcellenl spirit and
crowded tha rails and rlirln cheer.
In and belnar cheered by th men
nr Iho allied warship In Ih har
bor Th rrnwd rn the water front p
peiited aiiiand at the nnlny entry
. f ih" Aiiiorti-ittiK an conlraaii'd with
that of their le domonairatlve al
l.ia (iroui'M of Cri'i'ha about th
duck Vere voriferoua In thair wel
come nf the America nn. who will be
kept aboard ship until th arrival of
oilier lraniortfi. duo tomorrow.
Th tianeport bearlriK tha first
ronttrii("nl nf Americana lav f"
hound otitsid the harbor for
ho. it
five
McGraw Lunches With Gen. Mangin
While Noted Warrior Directs Drive
'upremc Director of Knights of Columbus Has Wonderful
Opportunity to Observe Our Hoys a. They Charge "Over
the Top" In l'.attlo of Chateau Thierry, Covering Them
m Ives With Clory In Face of Great Odd.
t , TV.
w
'i.
Ch"
11 K.
Aug
r: i ' I" -1 h ara rl.-an. w hole:onio
.
ai
I t ii'liv and ready and eager to
en. 'lei mans alii".; Thla Is the
.ii
of Jsnies J. M'-'lraw of
citv "kin . a supreme illi'i--"te
K. of C who has Just ro
I
ll ley for th K nf
ad
ki
Impression nf any-
1 !
: t
'. Ihg.-m e who has tho
., list! the Ariiiuiciti I Krorifh fighter HiHlled ua with
'" " Mr- Mnlraw. ( hR .lewrtjitum of Ih" way our bovs
hovs have hrmight thsw,.nl ,,,, Rin,,n. . .lornoimtraird
ly oieisnns with thrm.lfl h: ,,, (,.. the Onrnisns were
h to win. The Frenih i,.,,... ,,ii"n bnck and how liiev
ln I I l!
,.t ".If
i.f i.m
are ou
v. -h.
oil 1 f
ill"!'
know
w ha'
ma ii,.
liitish know It,
Important, tbo
and, !
i le r- .
I. '
. V
Man Iiiil ,rvnt llattlc.
..I ii nil Ii" lisle I "."'11 such
a n
It.-I'i
'g . row t as th" Atit'-rt' ail
.an" out of the battle
i Thlerri. many of then
tindi'.l. all of (.hem ahow-
i I. "I S IV 1
at t hai.
I r r 1 1 e I v i
J Inn
the e gua f euffumg and la-
TULSA AGAIN FACES
BIG ICE SHORTAGE
Ihimrrulrt Ciuimimcra UmlU-al In
NuniiVr of IMurxU nr 'n liny
JinrJil Ihiy; Vtn1j Wairr.
SITUATION SEEMS GENERAL
low 11, nml iMirm All 0rr Caiuiiirj
IU HU Im Vntliln ! Tako I are
nf rniiniy1'iilrl iH'livaiul.
Tlnil Tula la faoliif Hi 'liinl
pn.t at)l.. Im faiuum for tho pinhonl
. HI Ix Ilia oplnlna of Uli'lKl of ll
i lly aJnilniali alinn and In mati
hk.'IiuI pnoUloiia In lha dlffnionl iiw
plaina of Ilia ulty. Tlila. ai-oonlinti
to officiala of tho Ii riunnlo. '
i-aux'Hl, i 111 ply Ly Inalilllty of lha
plaiiia, rvan thouali ruiininn full 1.
puilly, lu t.lk" iai". udo.UAIoly nl
till' ll''".t nf tho 1 It)'
I'tlii'r low ha and "HI"
over the
rnuiilry ala fa.:ini( tha
aaun ellua-
I inn. J 1 tut hal tin 1 "i
.iianii Ih, it acii'S
luipoaeiblo tu rtplalu, becaiiiM. Ihet"
eerma u .i appai'lit hlioitaM" of
water. Tulea a ellualloii Is J." "in
hilt eorlntia I iiiiin-Ni ic cnuntiin"! a.
from today, will be limited In the
I'laiitlly nl I. e they will b allowed to
buy. llonpliaa, iiiiiknu an. I oilier I
plai in where pertaliahl ..u.ls alei
bandied, will ba a.lnvvi'd nn a le'i'ial t
supply.
Mayoi- (' II lliibbnrd slali-d )
Icrday that -the uidiuatiie p.ieai d
amino limn HUH W'l. li ent.irii.l in
every iat ticular, hcainwiti lud.et
Tins Wul mean that doniratli' inn
sumeni will be limited In His iin.u"t
uf ho I hoy will be al.owed lo buy i
a maiiinum of fifiy pouinls a day
Those who ar" en k, Mr. Ilubbaiil
aa.s, will be siipplied an adoipiats
aiuniitit for their needa.
S...1.1 fnuntaliia and uth"r placia
where luld iirmks siq rvi..l will be
allowed 7 0 per "lit of thair fin iner
i"ipPV. II la "laled. nd Ice crm f ' .
tm lia i nine In under the aama rtilin.
At the iriweiit tlm. aaya A M
Uclcb. of Ih Human Kjlely, theie
t adnqiiat Ice on hand In auppiy
th ii"''d.i, although complaint coin
in dally nn account of Hi short. ik"
of bo. Tha baby ramp and other
Inatiiutliin maintained by th Hu
man society bav barn.y eimush
and could ua mora, wer It pmil..e
tu obtain IL
Ueporla from thn tea plant nf
Till Mi Indicate that they ar over
taxed to auppiy th needs of Tula.,
to aay nothing of taking car of thu
demand mad by other nearly
town. On plnnt reported no re.
erf auppiy. At preaept the plains
aia receiving enough water from th
city pumping plain lo auppiy all their
capacity, i -
Installation of new machinery at
thn city pumping plant waa com
pleted yeaienluy. Thla la eipected to
insure an adequate auppiy of watar
for tho need of Tulsa.
EXPLOSION OF GASOLINE
TANK KILLS TRAIN CREW
UKAl MdNT, Texaa. Aug 1--As
a result of an explosion of a car of
gasoline on the l.ulf. Culoradu A
Mania Kn railroad at llarnngton two
men arc dead and three seriously
injured. A hoot si iloren ft eight cars
were wrecked by th - plosion ami
destroyed by the flames The d-'inl
ar I'ondiiei.ir Harry H Johbson and
Conductor liarker, boili of Silsbee.
The accident occurreil .suiiilay iiniin
trig at 1'IU o'clock The manner of
Igniting the gasoline Is not known
Johnson died nhnut two limns after
iho accident and liarker Hied about
eight hours after be waa carried to
Cleburne for medical attention.
Johnson H .11 years old.
Emperor Claims Allies
Violate International
Law in Hun Attack
y. MSTK III'A.M. Aug. II Th Co
lotus fiaiett prima a llegram aont
by inn direction of th emperor to
the burgomaster of Frankfurt, stal
ing thai lbs emperor "deeply svmpa.
t hire In tint misfortune which has
befallen th open town nf Krsnk
fort a the result of an enemy attack
which wan contrary to Interna
llnnal law and claimed many victims
Th telegram rerjueala that the bur
gomaster convey to th victims' rela-
Uvea th "sympathy of the all high
t est."
I
1 I latum, but nut nn of them rfcpre-.ed
, not nna ..f ll.e... invthl... I....
:ioea sr rue ginrv of having given I
""I
"Through thn courtesy of the
Trench government, pwinr Murk lev,
supremo phvKhi.in of the K of c.
ami rnyoe.r were able tu get up to
Ithn Kretich front. hud 1 inch
w...h ,.r, vihM'ii xliiia hw mmv
w ir k f ,..,,,. -,. ,,,
Would e.eritllieiy ti rep O.lt I'f
Ktnni"
"li.tlil.-r I Irfnent-eau. who sc
. oit'-.l 1.1 .ul tnleriiew. irl bi
oplnton "f th" Am'-rl a.i tr.ioj.s In
rlio highest l.roi-i lie sail 'hit our
bovs hi rt- a.iti"-t Ion rawr to la..
th" lnille'a and g"t nl the (Jorinans,
CubT!Nir.I ON l'AUE BIX.
British Gain in Armentieres
Sector and Capture 400 Huns
PRESIDENT ENJOYS I
REST ON EAST COAST'
In inlrr l 4 vnKf Puldli ll y I nn
Allifnl i liim Ii, 0
MANrill.HI''t. Man, Annual 1 S
I'li Hi.lriit llanfi ilnvnlt tl .Muri'lHV Wl
ltrul ( rM Hi llir hi'."!. il
I tiiufiHloii wIim hi In (n-!idlng h t w
lilrtynwlth Min Wllnnii Hoioneliid
lij thui fvtMi hi t nditMi nt noniA
'ihuri.h lni'TIi in i h Ih Iim riliiy Hotild
j l-ilUNf) 1MIU II, lit H NtllWMIN
nvitiil ltn Iih: hi l-tlrf KiitlnK
Hi ml In Aiiut llm Im .tut ilul ki on min
mid m v-iu. Ik d tint mihiiiier hin nf
. t'dlnriH 1: ,M M'-ii-iv tiri.rl-v, hr
'hi' nnd Mrv 'ilum timK ltm h.'f
y,k Hit' .t iMi,liii( nil 111" IKTiiK'
III it In f.-it i i It 1 t l thtt il l).
I h' t l',.r i f l ftp u iit Iim ronl i il
lied tndiit l ot Inllk' imi l fBt
on 1 1 iii tfrrnt i lonknitf it nv. r lh
Inti'Kilv hlii W'tlorn t fh l-.iy IU
vtM triti-ffnffMl id l' in nnn -r .f
two lff:fit A rtflililiiliM d.lflt'd to
mid fro ulttTtiHtoiy mniiltiK HlmiK
Iho iiirf'i' nf llm u ii'T nnd tminK
in ih" iti w h i Ii' ii it ii ii pi. id f d
hi iil." itnitrful iiirvi i itt u nicditiin
lielHit
I'M-ihli tit lliwti, h.j t'fTit nn Ihnr
'I"!. h M.i"fd Mill IiIn nt uy lirr
ami Iimji lit-iiffitf d Nn that Colntirl
M'Hima hul lltlln l t f rtfMi It y Induy In
Ipnrnuidnn In in tu hIiaihIhii IiIn . trig-
In. il ItttMillon nf fctiirntnii Id a"h-liu-i.tn
(oniKhl. Ilt will pndutiM Mm
Vl-lt tltlt 1 1 NiiMIA tlttlrt tltll 1I1K thlN
COUNCIL TO AID IN
'COMING DRAFT WORK
IN-fi-iiMi Work cm Villi ( n-0ralr
Willi Iho Draft llnants In tho
t iiiiiIiik ll4H,-iralliin.
The registration of Oklahoma
hove between Ih aue of 11 and tl
and Ih nion between thn age of II
and 16 year fnr lb roming draft
will doubtless t'o authorised by con
green, will Im eumlucteil In th most
nxpedlltoiia manner. In a joint let
ter lo county councils throughout
th slat. MJ Kugen M hrr nf
thn sdjntant general's offlon nnd
chairman J. M. Aydelottn of Ih Ok
lahoma atate council of defnna bav
urged each county council la ap
point a cnmmlll of thre active
men to confer with thn local exemp
tion hoard to arrang for and an
peilnleiul thla registration which
will b under Ih direction of county
nnd district registrars
SECTOR DIVISIONS PLAY
BIG PART IN LATE DRIVE
Br Hia Asa', i tad Praia
WITH TIIK Htr:NCH A It M T IM
rilASCK. August l--Tlin vlctorlr
of Ih h'lrnch ai my on thn Air and
at Til'-?,
Hi i'' i
nil wei'i wnn bv sum if
eri.'iiued till l-lfiits, which
are generally known ns sc., -tor di
visions, iin-anlrig dlilsiuns i barged
with holding pari of the line while
(he duty of attacking thn enemy wa
assigned to units thn had earned
the t it In of "shock Inmps "
Thesn dlvlslona wltlimef glorious
paat to Inspire Ihnm sf'.l without re
inforcements tn stfongthrn them,
have furrad thn tlsrmana In bring
up reinforcement and to roort to
all etpedlenla to stiffen th resist
ing power of Ihnlr troop.
Several frsh divisions partici
pated In the eui-my's counter attacks
upon the mslllnn ro. euliv apiured
by the I rem h iirouml I ! ili.-. .nn t and
Cennr-eur Mulr. In Iho 1 hlescoiirt
region llavitiiana have bi-on bruugbt
up to lend aid In Ihe Prussians In
thn confused mixture of units, sumo
of these reinforcements havw been
brought up escorted by cavalrymen,
according to ptisoneia Tin precau
tion, they say, Is the result of Ih" In
clination of men to disappear on thn
way to thn fighting line.
WHITES AND BLACKS RUN
RIOT IN CAMP MERRITT
CAM 1' Mf Mil ITT. V. J. Aug I '
twrnp suthoiltlis wire today irivee
Orating a i lot hen- Int.- last night In
ivhlrh it whs report. d two r.sgtn s'l
dlers weio killed sill ar 'i ' olh.'t
Injured In a fight with, inin'arv I'"
II. -e Whtln sdmlttlng thut s fight bid
n. rtirre I. i.lflcets awoiild eilpplv n"
details, suing that fn I x'.itim.nt
will bn Isxiird later, prnbahiy to
morrow Ac, or. ling in soldleis who sav t'tiy
witnessed th" fight. the lio'ili.e
slarlrd be ii a IHK'" trooper ii'i.l a
White rmg-nlii engnrel In a I n'H
A roiiiluinv if liilan'tv, tletaln .
ii'ii'fi
taiv li't
' li ed !tl"t as
'.tiers entered th" ''
l ei a a huts
r". ami ihe
ilow-l until
ro.'ie to
w ere said t" bsi " be
rl.sturbnnre wis not
renf"i' 'emerns b i
put
the inilHaiv polh -.
Notice to City World
Subscribers
Inaiithoried collectors have been rollectinp: uu In
scription accotinti from our city subucnberf,. l'ay only
your carrier fr The World. If in doubt as to tho
IcKitimary of the collector, call 600,r.
"SKIP-STOP" PLAN
MAY BE INSTALLED1,
inter I nun I in I
till I lillMWailnlt
Inki- 1 ff.cl In
lilllltlltalnitlltll
I io inl lo
Hi-pi cmlN-r.
AMII l,i Iii iS. August 1 -Htl.it
liliwuy i .nn pari los nf Ihu
lintel riiati-s were Instructor In
letters "!!! nut today by th furl
.linliilstr.itlioi tn put Into effeit
tha. "skip slnp" system on all
lima by lb ehd uf Seplembei
Htatn fuel admlnislratora havn
boon iTilered to obtain the In
atallallon of tho avstoin bf Hep-,
tcmber III, If possible
Two million Inoa of coal annual
ly may ha aaved by national elim
ination of th pi action of street
railway companies In stopping
their car at all street Intersec
tions and thn substitution of stop
every two blocks or at siarh Inlnr
iais. the fuel admlnlatratlon rstl
instos , It ia not known Just what stand
will bo taken by th street railway
itoinpanlea In Tulsa on thla matter.
Asked In regard to tfU jiiatter, Har
old Mcdratli, manager of-t Tula
Street Itaallway company, aaJd;
"II dues not seam a practical thing
for a town Ih els of Tulaa. If thla
wa a big flty. with iyi-mlnut car
service, trior would La nn ennfnalon
resulting frmn the Inalallatlon of th
"skip slop'' system, but aa It la now,
Ihnr la likely to b sum oonfuslon
and a great deal of Inconvenlenc
to th public."
Thnr will b om ' conclusion
reached by th Tulaa at rest car In
terests early In the week. It I be
lieved. According to men Interest
ed, data from Oklahoma City, Mus
kogee and other nf th Isrgn cltlea
of th state will b obtlnd and
Tulsa will bass hnr conclusions, to
a great extent, on what action la
taken by thna oltlaa.
ALLIES URGED TO SEND '
REINFORCEMENTS RAPIDLY
Hy TKa AalavlsUa Prawa
VI.AHlVOcrrorf, Wednneday. Au,
14 ileneral IMndrlch. conjinander
of th f'lsy ho-Hlovak forces In Si
beria, has presented a memorandum
to Ih allied representative her
setting forth tha urgent need of
epoedy aawkstanc on a larg aoal
and that an advanc on Irkutak
should b ordered. II point out that
If th allied force do not roach Ir
kutsk within six week tha delay
will Ii tantamount to th loaa of all
weatern Mlberla by lha tVeotio
Slovsks '
noiiiirviKi
rtiiu iji inwranNfi.
fly Tas Aateelelea Prsea
TOKIO, Viedneexlay. Aug. 14
Pxocho Slovak forces from tha rtiart
tlme province of Siberia lab for
Harbin August l ovr th Chine
l:aeHein railway, it k officially an-
notllioed.
Along th I'asurl front, where the
enemy force number 100,000 strong,
Hurl prvvsiio, ii i awai'i. i nai lai'i-
shevikl and Auslrn-dermana ar via.
Ihly affected by the arrival of allied
troops and the number of drtlona
from their rank V Inrreaalnf, It la
reported.
U. S. MACHINE GUN OUTPUT
SHOWS MARKED INCREASE
WAfTHlNOTON, A". II fine
th United Ktatn entered th war
and tin tn August 10 th war depart
men? announced tonight that 101.171
machine gun of all typee hav been
pttidiu-ed In thla country and ac
copied for army ne hy th ordnn-o
ileiHsrlmnnt. of this total 10,12
havn been nf th Hrownlng typ
1 luring the week ending April 10,
machine gun pawed t"f us to-N
laird M3H.
EATING PORK IS WAY
TROOPS FIGHT H. C.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 Troops
In inrilonment wllhln the liiltod
S'ales arn belr-g Immed froih park
two dais Iii every ton s a temporary
substitute foe h""f, thn war depart-
liiont ll.i.lsot .llinnlllice I Th" suh-
eutb.n in the meat supply ha been
mail" Nn auen of thu Inge amount of
pink available at this lime, when
beef ti" ks ar running low and
price) coiuK-fjueney high
Three Speeial Trains
To Tulm From Dallas
i l.l.AM. T"aa
ioe.-l.f.n of Co'lti
rieiii. ii'tend'-d bv
lhroiiKhoat Trias.
Aug 11- Al 1
derate orgHnlia
prmiiinont people
bold at thn city
I.H'I hern (his afternoon. It was de
, i, to. I to inn at least three special
trains to lb Tulsa reunion Ad
dre ii'l were rnsdo by prominent
ill ins nnd by S II King. jr. N H.
Kmnsi sod ( nl. Tale lirady nf Tulsa.
A mericans Kept Busy
Watching for tho
Knemy.
FRENCH CITIES BOMBED
Teutons Attempt Surprise
Attacks Hut Are
Driven Hack.
Mr Tba Aaaoelslsd Press.
WITH Till: AMI lt( AN A KMT
ON Till; C8l.i:, Aug. U.
Wlillo tbo ITriich and Amcrlcaa
and l.i'mnn heavy guns ha
boon harking at eew-h other aiTO
Iho Vcalr, Amr-rtoan laatrole )
Imn latrthularly liuey ondeavor
lug to kern InfnrnMMl of tha erMi
my Infantry movement and to as
certain arnorally what tlie ciaotny
la asisiinplisliing.
A few (1i asp, aa lofantry rrap
'laln. while rrsiniMHtrarUiti, kLUiarl
t Irsaat (wn (rrnvana, and tn order
to res-etpo, Md In a alirll hoi for
IS hour mlillo tha mldsatmiucar
auo basil down on him.
XNIM)N. Auf. U. Tba Itrtu
Mi trirop weal of AnntwUrrtw
havn advaoc-syj Ihrtr ln lo a
d'-pth of one) Usiuaauwl to two
thfrtusvnd yard no a foar-mUw
front brtwM. Vlmig norqaitt and
Itallhmil and also mada pro I"
smrsesvt of MervtUa, atrdlnc
In Uaa offVa ataleriMMil laawsd
thla avfialuaT. Hm lllatra of Oal.
tcrslrsrsa and foaar bund red pria
onrrt were rapiurrtl,
Aa adTaiv also vM bona aiadst
brtwram thllly anel KraasHart,
lying aorta ti IVoy.
PARI", Aug. 1 1. Oarmsva boaib
Inl squadrons hav bn vary aot
lv in bombarding towns behind tha
front during th paat two days.
There) wer numerous raids on
Houn. where l popl wars killed,
and five wounded. Tba Oermaa
Oothaa flew aa far as Havr. whera
bo on wa killed and be damags
don. Two conutlvo raids on
Vernon caused only material dam
age, i
Uennral warning ware given al
I'unkirk and Calaie during tha pe
riod. At Calaie soma fifty bombs
vers dropped on Friday night
P A KIR, Aug. II The Franch
statement laaued today, reads:
"There waa artillery atollvlty.
which waa aomawhat eplrlted be
tween th Olse and th Alan and oa
tn Avr front during tha night.
"Two German eurprlse attacks la
the Champagne, one caV of Vllio-sur-Tourbr,
and th other In th re
gion of Maiaon de CUjmpagne.
failed completely. Tha French low
prisoner"
ITALIANS HI
bv (tumn nix)w.
nnME, Aug. II Th war afftca
communication leaned today follow;
"From Htelvlo to Aalago, la th
Orepp. region and oa they Vowesr
I'iava, ther bava been Isolated ar
tillery aotion. They bav aot boaa
Of groat alnlanalty.
"Yeatarday. after violent artlllorf
preparation th enemy, by strong an
clmllng attacka, attempted to re
take th Inlet southwest of Orava dt
I'apedopolo. but waa arrested hy our
barregw fire and promptly rountar
attacksd. Th enemy wa forced to
retire In disorder after having dif
fered heavy ioeeea and abandoning
machine guna and matsrisle and
leaving JJ priannsre In our hands."
PAH IS KKMt
aiitii.i,i-.iiv nrftv.
I'AltlH. Aug. II - There has been
spirited ard.liiiy fighting In the re
gion between tanny-eur-Mats and
Itcuvtalgnea. ant Ihe "rsnrh offi
cial conimiinh ai Ion laaued thla eve
ning South of the Ancre river In
today's fighting (he French, took 4t
prisoners.
A N .V!TOIt i
HAV N VtOHH.
I'AUIS. Aug. II. Lieut. Itene
Foni k. thn I' 'ranch aviator, ahot
down three (inrman airplanes oa
Wrdnnaday, It la officially announced.
Thla brings hi total number of air
victories up to ality.
nr The Aoi-leid Prest
(irndually th faninua l.yg salient
In thn r'-glnn west of Armentlern is
giving way under th pressure of th
llrltlsh. Again Field Marshal Halg'a
forces hav compelled -the enemy to
seek ground to the eaetward whera
he will bn more secure from the
shells of the big gune that for eeveral
work hav been firing crw. cross
over thn enllrn aallnnt, working
havoc among th defenders of the
Insecurn line.
.likewise th Herman ar be'ng
iven no rent hy the Kranco-Ilrltish
loi'ce north and aouth of th Somme.
and th French and Americana along
thn rl and thn American In Lor.
mine, also r harrsswing them by
nr ll 1 Ir i v fire and local attacka No
where baa Ih enemy had Whs better
i uf any encounter.
In I,orraln. where th American
captured thn village of Frapelle, near
KU Din, Saturday morning, they hav
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