The Tulsa Tribune from Tulsa, Oklahoma • 1

TULSA OKLA TUESDAY EVENING JULY 13 1915 TEN PAGES WBfflk DELTVSBUn I lIVL 1 CENTS uv THK M1NULB COrt 1 cin will hk for HIT MS Thomas A Edison PIPE OU PLACED 4 EORT TO TAKE OP III CDMTION HALL lOBMfiWIS 0 non of ins CITI Mil WALK OUT belllg er Garrison COMMUNICATION WITH MEXICO CITY TO BE HELD IW THE 1 BEDORD TRIAL WRECKED in this matter Of at to SUBSCRIPTIONS TO IS ROBBED $130 BRITISH fflR LOAN REACH 3 DILLIOU CAPTAIN CREW Cur CHOCTAW SAE WEATHER ORECAST 4 0 ft boiler MAN STATES latest yOLUME No 285 crowded Roosavelt night and a picture personal repro called on Secre Informed of Mr arc busy the corn Improve 4 4 ths the nor Idly has begun sections of GRAND LODGE HONORS OKLAHOMA Generally fair tonight and Wed nesday sin Ito Against Clta Streets and Magnificent Instrument Will Be Under Supervision of Com missioners At All Times Inventor Accepts Place on Ad visory Board Which Is To Be Composed of Civilians 1 Local Temperatures ilmunt Minimum Henry ord Orville Wright Alexan der Graham Bell John Haya Hammond Jr and Hudson Maxim Are Mentioned i High Army Officials Released to Accept Positions With Arms Manufacturing Concerns HARVEST BEGINS IN GERMAN but was continued until tomorrow He i aho said to have stolen aeveral auto COURSE TEDDY OBJECTED BUT AEROPLANE WARARE ALSO TO BE STUDIED Salary und Is Exhausted and Council Has Refused to Pass Appropriation Bill first free concert on May 1 whun the were admitter free of White On ST LOUIS TO HAVE AVIATION STATION ST LOUIS July ollowing a con ference with Major Dickenson sec retary of the navy league of the United States Albert Bond Lambert head of the United States aviation reserve corps announced last night that an aviation station and armory to train young men In aviation would be established here on the Mississippi river NO DEVELOPMENT IN GERMAN SITUATION ENGLISH SITUATION SHOWS CRITICAL NEED OTHER DEPARTMENTS CITY THREATENED TRYING TO INDUCE RUMANIA INTO WAR INSTALLED AT COST ABOUT $15000 Telegraph Lines Repaired and irst Through Train rom Vera Cruz to Capital LONDON July (3:33 The total subscription to the war Ioan amounted to close on $3000000000 ac cording to a statement today by Reginald McKenna chancellor of the exchequer In the house of commons The total number of States military authorities that several hundred Mex the International border on their way to the will bo making coal It Is the right arm of the naval bureau of steam engineering for original re search along certain engineering lines and for ths investigation of the matter used In the naval service and It now Is pre paring to test coal and oil heating appara tus for ships of the navy The first tests nt the station were made In 1903 and at present It Is said to be overwhelmed with work The station maintains a lubricant test ing laboratory a laboratory for tnventl gntlng problems in corrosion of metals and a metallographlo laboratory for studying nrctiKs in engine parts gun tubes rivets and similar apparatus Reports Say Teutons Are Plan' nir't General Retreat rom Pomnd Situation Mystery Service to Country Greater In Pre i paring for Defense Than in Ac tual Service Declares Secretary Garrison Systematic Attack on Various Paris of Arras With Projec tiles of All Calibres SEATTLE July Th quest Ion of" creating new temples at Knoxville Term Houston Texas Riinoke Va ami Ma nila I and the report of the Masonic war relief association of the United States were two of the most important matters pending with the opening of the forty first annul session nf tie imperial Council of the Nobles of The Mystlco Shrine The report of the war relief association stated that $6500 has been collected by Masons for the families of brothers killed or wounded In tho countries at war tn Europe Ths report asks fur further re lief funds arid for money for relief at the close of the war WASHINGTON July American Consul Silllman at Vera Cruz tele graphed (lie stale department today that the first cable message went through to Mexico City yesterday and that the first through train from Vera Cruz lo the capital was expected to reach Mexico City today Large forces of workmen on the telegraph Uries mid munleatlon is expected to rapidly The accumulated messages Consul Silllman reported run into the thousands Railroad communication will not be fully effective tnilil tomorrow Tho through passengers go forward today by changing at Puebla Mayor Jost Notifies Comptroller Not to Honor Requisitions Unless 'Money Is In the City Treasury Charles Black of Oklahoma City Is Electee' Grand Inner Guard of National Order irst Reported Drowned ing Collision of Two Steam ers on Lake Huron SOUVENIRS WAR BERLIN July Thu very thing in watch charms I minltiture "bread card" of gold or silver which is being manufactured in Austria tor the ncflt of charity The "eiirdu" bear on nn s'fle the red and yellow cross and the wards "76 grams bread or 60 grams flour" On the other la the inscription "Souvenir of ths world war 1914 18" Is One of ew Municipal Organs In the United States anti Has Been Important actor In Entertainments General Calles Is Planning Movement Against Villa orces Which Sur round Town at Agua Prleta Says Reports German and Austrian Diplomat! Offer Territory to Balkan State If ine Will Join Military orces 4' With Them PARIS July (3:15 Sl ice June 27 the Germans have bom barded systematically various parts of Arras with projectiles of all cali bers strys air official communication given out today by the rench war On June 27 the bombard ment was extremely violent and was directed particularly at the citadel and iehborfiig streets On July 3 toward 6:30 o'clock a further bombardment took place in which Incendiary shells used and they started a violent fire July 5 at 4:30 the state ment continues "the enemy concen trated its fire upon the environs of tho cathedral more especially upon Saint Vaast the ancient bishops' pal ace which had been transformed into a museum ire resulting from Incen diary shells completely destroyed the palace i July 6 about 7 a tn shells fell on tho cathedral Despite the efforts of our troops it was entirely burned as were the cal lied nil organs" "The departmental archives were i saved as were the ornaments and part of the furnishings in the cathedral" WASHINGTON July 13 Secretary Lansing said today there ware no de vtloprneuts in the situation with Ger mo ny State department officials continued to prepare nu moranda all of which Is as synibled at the end of each day and for warded to tho president It Is regarded ns probable that nothing deflate concern ing the American policy would be re vealed before next week when President Wilson Is expected In Washington DISTRIBUTION OOD GALVESTON Texas July Dis tribution of lood has begun In Mexico City under the direction of General abio Gonzales and additional supplies of pro visions are being forwarded to the capi tal from Vera Cruz according to reports reselling tho constitutionalist consulate hete today The message also states tbnt General Carranza plans to move his headquarters to the capital ns soon an tho now civil government is established In Mexico City The reports indicate that order is being rapidly restored in the capital 10 HIE BERLIN via London (10:66 a ns) Harvesting in the western and middle Germany De porta from Cologne InHl cate that tho crops of rye onta wheat and barley will bo especially large Sugar beets are said to be richer in sugar than usual and It expected that the fruit harvest will be satisfactory RENCH LEARN LESSON MU8 July 13 (510 a 1 The loss of the Souchez cemetery and adjacent trenrhee by the niirli w)il was Indi cated In the rench statement Jcsterday wh lo regri tuble docs not af fect the principal defense in th's region ordlug to iem li military writers Jt Is a warning however says Colonel Rmissrl in the Parish that will not bo neglected The Gi rmims visibly arc redoubling their efforts' to capture the rench fort ress of Verdun After the full of their plans in the forest of Argonne they are trying by concentric attacks in the Wocvro district to obtain the most acces sible parts of the citadel by attempting to establish batteries with the Idea of reach ing the city The miler works however In tho opinion of the rench military of fleers are guarded solidly du are equipped with ail means for reply 1 95 74 LONDON July (11:40 a tn) Contradictory reports regarding the ex tent of the Austro ITungiilnn rsveiso at Knmnik Husain Poland continue some even claiming that the Austro Jlunrarhins ur contemplating gen' oral retreat but the tnyatery of tire eltiintlou a the persistent silencer maintained by ield Marshal Vnn Maokenscn who apparently is making no effort to resume the German ad vance on Warsaw Petrograd reasons this inaction of tho Germtlns as being duo to the fear of ield Marshal Von that bls left flank will be exposed while the Austrians were on but some is expressed by London obserters that the brilliant Germ in military cohiimuidOrJs planning nn tin NEW YORK July The trans portation committee of the Safety irst ederation of America held its first meeting here today to select sub jects to be recommended for adoption at the annual convention of the feder ation at Detroit October 20 and 21 Near side stops for street cars uni form regulation of "jitney" buses types of street cars uniform signs and signals at grade crossings an campaign outlining the dangers of grade crossings and tresspassing upon railroad property were discussed Some of the leading traction men of the country weie present meeting WOODMEN IN CONVENTION ST PAUL July1 13 wcrn1 thmmftd out of tow member here the blcnnliil joint Tppyentloi) of the Wood man of the World end Woudrmn's CircU today began an cleven day eerslou I between the two factions of tho local democratic party which controls the tty government Mayor Jost is heard of one faction Hl opponent control the coun cil Hew of the departments of the because of the nearness at the end of the fiscal have money enough to oper ate long The fire department will be af fected Immediately 1 Its fund is exhaust ed The park deportment is in like pl ght Officials of the hospital und health board said today that department would be able to run till July 2u Mayor Jost announced he would call a meeting of the council for every night until It passed the appropriation bills The Expected crisis in the fire depart ment today excited the most conrarn Not only would the firemen get no pay July 16 If requisitions were not honored but I there now Is no money available to buy feed for the horses or gasoline' for the motof trucks CHICAGO July 13 When news paper photographers around Col Theodore on his arrival here last asked him to pose for he waved them away with a sweep of his arm "Just one little picture colonel plense" the photographers pleaded "No" he replied "I look Just the Cameras clicked however as colonel and his wife were driven to the station to continue their trip to the coast WASHINGTON July On the the ory that the safety of the coanty may rest upon the adequate' development of Its commercial gun and ammunition fac i torles Secretary Garrison announced ta day he had decided to accept the rastg nations of Lieut Col Horney and i Major Wm A Phillips of the army ord nance bureau who have been offered posts with companies holding largo mutil turns contracts from European ftntfl I' Tho resignations have ponding several weeks while Secretary asked Attorney General Gregory lor a legal opinion as to his power to hold the officers tn the government service! Tne I department of Justice has not yet de termlned the question Col Horney is now tn charge of the Pie atlnny arsenal at Dover and Major Phillips is detailed to ordnance work at the Sandy Hook proving grounds The skill ot Col Horney and Major Phillips lies in the construction of new wants Garrison said may prove of vital impor day for city employes on July 16 every tancg to the American government It department of the city may close down Is more important he seld that a large i within few weeks number of plants be reedy lo turn out i The mayor's order followed a refusal ammunition than that the most expert of the council to pass the regular appro officers be held to the work ot superin i prlalion bills and grew out of a quarrel tending those already in operation The secretary said the situation In England showed the necesity of orepar a liig for great emergency in tlhio ot peace riday Religious revivals especially evang elistic and camp meetings produce a form of Insanity among women ac cording to Dr Susan A Price of Wil liamsburg Va who addressed the con ference Young women wero especiallysusceptible to forms of religious de mentia she said "It Is one of the worst fonns of In sanity with which alienists and neurol ogists have to Dr price said With but one dissenting vote this morning the city commission voted to authorize City Attorney Ramsey to pre pare a resolution by which the city can cels a former resolution passed some months ago holding the municipality in no wise financially liable for the Installa tion of the pipe organ in Convention hall When this resolution will have been finally passed the city will msume pay ment for the instrument and have entire control of It under any and all occas ions The matter came finally to a head when Mayor 17000011 read a proposition from Edwin Steckel of Oklahoma City who desires to come here as municipal organ ist In his communication Mr Steckel stated that he has made arrangements with one ot the local churches for a po sition as organist but the salary from this alone Is not a sufficient inducement for him to make the change He naked that lie be given entire charge of the pipe organ on aU public occasions und be Permitted to give public concerts at which free will offerings will bo taken for his benefit Other than thia he ask ed for no salary Oppose Monopoly Mayor Wooden thou stated that he did not luvor giving any man a monopoly on the organ which was installed in the hall for the use of the public He said that as long as outside influences wore work ing with the city commission In handling the organ it would be a source of mlnun dorwtauding and annoyance city of Tulsa bug thou sands! of dollar for absolutely necessary said the mayor "It has jilpe is to now by a Mervin Lee was arrested yesteiday by police officers on a charge of holding up two small boys at a oold drink stand In I the south (tart of town and taking $130 from their cash drawer His hearing Th Russia got eminent of Hess trnbfa borders Rumania on th east Austria Hungary is nqmrted' to have pledged Rumania to undertake tho curomst of HesMirahla ttndlruiiifer it to the dkan Hate In exchange for Rumania's active in the ar 4 KiuhIr on the ofhr hnnil tg templed to win the support ot Rumania fur th allies by promising them th cession cf Hungarian territory jf Tran sylvaitlu whkh holders Rumania on the BEAUTIUL CATHEDRAL COMPLETELY CARRANZA TROOPS LAND IN SONORA Assault Was Directed and Neighboring Many Valuable Documents Were Destroyed SAETY IRST RULES APPLIED TO JITNEYS LAND TROOPS IN SONORA DOUGLAS Arizona July A wire less inesaagu rri elved last night at Agua Prleta stated that 300 (Jarranm troops Were landed at Yabudas Siniora near tho month nf the Mayo river on ruity frmn the gunboat Guerrero now blockading Um port nt Gmtymaa The measago said tlie truops were to garrison this rich agricultural section and expected later to be fur a movement not th The United have reported li'ii 11a crossed Sunday night ranza garrison at Agua Prleta WATCHMAN AT HOLT GRAVE DALLAS Texas July 13 A atchman it was learned today has been placed at the grave here of rank Holt or Erich Muenter who sliot Morgan Mrs Holt's family employed the guard at night to prevena desecration of the grave No toinbstr tie has yet been plumed the grave being marked by a board bearing the name J'raax Holt CORNJSH IL July After a game of gulf President Wilson devoted his attention today to a detailed study of th text ot the latest German note on submarine warfare Ha gave directions to bo left undisturbed There was every Imllcatkvi today that Intended rO malnlng hero several days longur ftANSAS CITY July Mayor Henry today notified the city comptroller not to honor any requisitions unless the'money has been appropriated by the coun 'cl and Is In the city treasury As a re sult unless the council appropriates the five plmt they will build Mr necessary money there will be no pay RUSSIANS ORTIY BORDER HUHIN I la Limilon July 13 110:55 a a dispatch to the Tageblmt from Its iiorrespondeut at ilzernowHg 3 lluko lni says "Tho Rus' lang ant fortifying their Ru manian border Many thousands of mon ore at work digging tinmhes parallel the border and building harhef wire en Itinglcmcnta Tho operation are being rushed wltn 11 Shriners Send Aid to War Sufferers Thomas A Edison has accepted an invitation froin Sec retary Daniels to head an advisory board of civilian inventors for a bureau of invention and development to be created in the navy department His acceptance will go forward at once to VW'lshiilgtou where the new plans await word from the man can turn dreams into 6EBMM WHIPS BW8UD BJUICE never invested In luxuries The orgqn Is to tho city whnt the piano the private home As the matter stands it will have to bo paid for few public spirited citizens who are al ways culled on to donate liberally to every public movement I do nut think that tills la right in the case of tho pipe organ which was installed for the benefit of the entire city I therefore think It should be paid for by the city nt largo and I would suggest that wo cancel our previous agreement as to itg Mayor suggest on met with the approval of the commission and a mo tion was passed authorizing City Attorney Ramsey to prepare the necessary resolu tion The Instrument will then belong to the muictpallty in fact as well as in name Tlie organ was installed In Convention hall early th's year through the instru mentality of Mrs Robert ox MacArthur at a cost of approximately $16(100 she personally guaranteeing Its puymet 'It was first opened to the public with two conceits by Edward Krlesir nf Kansas City on the evenings of April 29 and 30 Mr Krelser gave trie Saturday afternoon children of tho city through the courtesy Sumhiy May 2 the greatest community service In the history of Oklahoma was held in Convention hall when Jtcv Robert Stuart MacArthur presldet of the IMptlM alliance delivered two of his more foreilul sermons Since then a number nf fre concerts have been given and the organ has established its place In the mind and hearts of the Tulsa people T1S ANGELES Cal Juy The grand lodge of lilies opened Its session here today with the election of officer a nmte formality which installed James II Nicholson of Massachusetts us grand exalted ruler Charles Black Oklahoma City woe elected grand lunar guard tr GOVERN PRICE COAL LONDON July (3:44 A bill was started in police court this morning governing ina price 01 cui wiw imru rluced In the house of commons today by Walter Kunciman president of tlie board mobile tires from a local garage of trade 1 Religious Revivals Produce orm of Insanity Among Women PORT HURON Mich July IJ Cap taln Charles ox and tlie crew of the steamer Choctaw of tho Cleveland Cliffs Iron company wrecked off Presque Isle 1 Lake Huron Monday morning arrived aafetiy today at Barnin tint opposite here aboard the steamer Wahcondnh Repurts last night were that the Choc taw's crew had drowned Tlie Choctaw wus up bound with coal when she collided with the Wuhcondah and sunk The Wahconduh received a large hole in her aldo but water tight compartments kept her afloat and she picked tip the men who had jumped into the water Tho loss of th Choctaw and her cargo Is estimated at $126000 WASHINGTON July Announce ment by Thomas A Edison of his ac ceptance of Secretary offer to head an advisory board of civilian In ventors for tlie proposed bureau of in vention and development in tho navy department was received with gratifi cation today by naval officials Secre tary Daniele wag especially plensed hei''iiise upon Mr Edison's acceptance depended almost entirely the develop ment of the plan of utiliz ing the Inventive genius of the country to aid in perfecting the navy us a fight Ing axiHchine Mr Daniels who appealed to Mr Ed ison to undertake the task on patriotic grounds went ahead today with the perfection of his new plans it is planned to havu men prominent in special lines of inventive und research work associated with tho bureau sev eral names already being under con sideration To Improve Submarines Ono of the big problems to bo laid before the new bureau will ha that of improving tho submarines and aeroplanes the Imperative need of which is recognized Referring his letter to Mr Edison to submarina warfare Daniels said he felt suro that with Mr wonderful brain to help them tho officers of tho navy would bo ablo meet this now danger with new devices that will as sure pence to our country by their ef fectiveness" 1 Another Important task of the bu reau will bo to make a careful study with a view to their possible adoption of nil the numerous suggestions and in ventions which are received almost daily by the navy department from naval officers and civilians: These are now handled by the various bureaus already overcrowded with routine work Appeal to Genius 1 11 Hutchinson stntative of Mr Edlwm tary Daniels today and Ellison's acceptance "Wliat we want to do said Secretary Daniels to appeal to tho American Inventive genius to work for navy and to study what we ought to do Th Idea ot tho advisory board will be to extend Into the realms of the un known In naval construction and the Iiosslbilities of naval warfare We want the advice of genius as to now Unas "I Pollute there will a much ev olution In naval construction in the fu ture as there has been since the Mon Itor The proposed board must grow and work out Its own development" Other Scientists Mentioned When a largo list of names of Ameri cana prominent in various lines of science end Invention was mentioned to Secre tary Daniels today he refused to be drawn Imo any discussion of piobable se lect Ions Among the names mentioned were Al exander Graham Bell Orville Wright John Hays Hammond jr Hudson Maxim and Henry ord Mr Hammond has conducted success ful experiments with high explosive and of torpedoes and even ships by wireless STATION NEAR ANNAPOLIS ANNAPOLIS Mil July The United States naval engineering experiment sta I inn ih a tx 1 1 nni DL'Hiriy LJiinjeB Hl niA lAttA total number of subscribers to Thonum A Edison referred nn the through tho Bank ot Englund was 550100 I only station for engineering investigation whose contributions aggregated $2850 now at the dlspoal of the department I OOOeOO The subscriptions through the rltiiated on the opposite of the Severn post office have not yet closed but up 1 river from the naval 'academy and forms to date' 547100 persons have subscribed I part ot that Institution $75000000 through this channel Mr McKenna pointed out that figure of $4000000000 mentioned in newspapers neithsr was expected desired by the government If that amount had been reached he said It would have been necessary to close th list A Uritlnh official proclamation Issued tlie course of tlie day It an offense to tako part in strike The German attack on ouchoz where thu rench advances hnd tliren oned the town of Lille may Indicate the arrival oh the western front of the long expected Teutonic reinforce ments but ovlilcm til Is bilking of any concerted offensive on either side nlong tho battle front In ranco and Belgium i Offer Roumanis Territory Gormiiny and Austria Hungary cording to from th Balkan stains a using every re eoiircw to Induce Rumania to join tnili tary forces with the ntrnl power or' at b' ist lo preserve nn attlpid of per man ill frknilly neutrality ft' la ra ported that tho Austro llungnrlnn mln '1 later at Bucharest hag offered the Iiu mnnl'Ln government liberal territorial eomiamsatlon for armed assist! net) countering offer of Transyl vnniu with that of Bessarabia Her reward for friendly neutrality is to to bo Bukowinn as far ns tli river Perth rom Austrian goiiii'c comes a rfl port that Itciwqa Is giving substantial proof of tho possibility Of Rumania ac et pting one of these Teutonic by building trenches and entanglumentS' along lor Riimniiinn frontier Bulgaria and Turkey are said to hav9 riiHhed a deadlock in their negotln tlons on account of the refusal of Sofia to do mor? than preserve a frDndly in raiurn for territorial from Coustijntinopl CHICAGO July Alcohol In Us young womnn is susceptible to in relation to insanity was among sub sanity as a result of attending evun jects discussed today at a conference model in her i community reiwvfla nnd re of alienists and neurologlsta held un tiring active In church work she mid dor the direction ot the Chicago modi becomes cnrelcss loud voiced cal society The conference which is hold vulgar nnd frequently a menace attended by sanity specialists from all to the community parts of tho country will continue over! "This Is one of the phases of mental unbalance which has not been so'ved When the patient Is taken to a hos pital for treatment frequently the en tire family becomes unbalanced by the girl's misfortune Jf she recovers the family usually becomes normal again" Alcoholism produces one of the worst fornui of insanity and the alco holic patient is one of the most flan gerous Dr Ellis of the Chicago state hospital for the insane told the delegates i REDORD Iowa July The hearing of Henry and John Damewood Samuel Scrivntr nnd Bates Huntsman accused of the murder of a wealthy stockman at Siam Iowa in 1868 sets for this morning was continued un til 7 o'clock tonight Mrs Maria Por ter the chief witness was un i able to reach Bedford from her home at Quitman Mo on account of rail si road washouts Crowds gathered hero today for the preliminary hearing of the four aged rmen with the murder of Na thaniel Smith the Macon Mo cat tleman who with ids son was killed by Taylor county outlaws in Septem ber 1868 Among the early arrivals was Mrs Marla Collins Porter the Quitman Mo woman who as a girl witnessed seelies' following the alleged murders Other witnesses here included Sam uel plans for a civil suit against the defendants to recover a fourth interest in a $90000 treasure said to have been buried near i COLD DRINK STAND JVctUJIlS IU L11V ftllCDb Vi LUV JVUA UftVU men The defendants in the case are Bates Huntsman Samuel Scrivncr John and Henry Damewood KEll'UIISB IMEIOimOVI SUBMARINES MBf HI 1 'j 5 i 5 i' a 1 n' am ''nTaiiraaaM Hard ighting on rench Border Germans Are Gaining THE TULSA DEMOCRAT ull Leased Wire Afternoon Associated Press Serrtea and the Only Reliable Daily Oil News w'th Tlr lnurnt 0fl(.