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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Oct 4.-The market was ex-
tremely irregular. Damage reports are conflict
ing and range all the way from estima ties of
to Is per cent In Mississippi and Alabama. The
outlook is for n heavy movement in Texas
where the crop is larre and planters will take
advantage Of the rise in prices The weather is
clearing up somewhat. Southern spot markets
unchanged TO Ac lower.
There was bear raid just after the call
which carried prices down some IS points. hut
when this ceased the market ran up RAPIDLY.
However. it had Its ups and downs during the
day. with the trade somewhat at loss. Spot
markets in the South were active. with good
demand. There is no doubt that spinners are
finding high-grnde cotton scarce and 1t looks as
is this crop would be of low grade product. The
general opinion is that the storm damage has
been exaggerated end that with the rise in
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures.
Londan Wool sales.

LONDON. Oct. 4.-The fifth series of the
1906 wool auction sales closed today. mis-
cellaneous selection of 6200 bales taken
quietly at full rates.
When the series opened prices declined. but
later competition strengthened and merinos
covered the loss and finished today unchanged
hardening tendency Cross breds were maintain
ed at the opening level except coarse. which
was occasionally easier. Cape of Good Hope
and Natal grades especially greasy, were in
good demand throughout the pseries. with an
occasional sale at decline of h.per cent Dur
traders 81. 600 and Continental buyers 3S 600.
Eight thousand bales were carried over for the
sixth series.
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Hnv and Ered.fuR..

The Feedstuffs market continues hrm. with
very good demand Prices are unchanged. Hay
rules strong with sellers satisfied with the sit
uatiOn. The demand continues excellent. Re
cars.
BRAN-S1s919.5 per ton.
MIDDLTNGSNS26629 per ton.
SHORTS-$1902O per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-ROlled Barley. $23024:
Mixed Feed. $236l24: Oilcake Meal in g. lots.
S37. 5O jobbfng s3a per ton: COcoanut Cake
meal at mills. s23 IN 10 and $3.50 in 3 ton
lots; j0bbing. s24: Corn Meal. S31-50s Cracked
Corn. $50: Horse Beans. nOminal Broom Corn
Feed. 9Oc per etl: Alfalfa Meal. carloaI lots.
$50 so; jobbing. $21 per ton; Mealfalfa $50. 90
IN car lots and S2f In smaller quantities.
HAY-ChOiee Wheat. S1761S per ton;
good Wheat. $16@1650: other grades Wheat
s12615; Wild Oat. s9@13; Alfalfa. s9011;
stock 81 5O61O per ton.
STRAW-4OM6Oc per hale
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York MONEY Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-Money on call. frp.
81 TO ~ per cent; ruling rate, per cent;
closing bid 3. offered at f.
Tine loans easier sixty to ninety days and
six months. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 81 a. per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual busi-
ness IN bankers bills at 81. S36514 500 for de-
Insnd and at s. 1875 a.. 1880 for sixty-day bills
Posted rates 81 -S0l5d4-S1 and 81 .S4Ik.
Commercial bills. $4.79L a 793s.
Bar silver. GSAc.
Mexican dollars 53c.
Government bonds, steady: railroad bonds, frm.
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R-,.f. From wall street.

Dow. Jones & Co.'S summary from Wall street
Yesterday said: :, A-
sAmericsns IN London nrm- II 70 seove
Dsritv. Bank OF England rate unchanged Unit
Tiebt demand for stocks IN the loan crowd.
on present price OF copper earnings Of Amalga,
mated IN first six months OF next year snouIo
be s9s 600 600 Expected stockholders VIII ger
tights on new issue. Gold movement now TO
-sis $40 OF 600, with Sl7.316,OOO OF engage
r7ents sffiI 70 arrive Canadian Pacific earn
incs FOR fourth week OF September increased
Ssas 600 The company has declared the reg
,,far Stxsdena -
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Bean. and seeds.

More steediress in Limas was reported yes
terday. The conditions In this variety are very
unsettled. The other descriptions show no fur
ther variation.
BEANS-Per ctI: Bayos s275: Pea
nominal at 3-5OG3. 70: small White. S303. .25:
large White. S2.2502.5o; Pink. S215612. .25;
Red. 81. 7563s5: Limas So. 6063. 10: Red Kid
neys. SO so: Blackeye. s3-4O93.eO; Butter nom
inal at $3.50
SEEDS-Brown Mustard S3.T5G4: Yellow
Mustard s450; Flaxseed- So 2563.5O: Canary
"A 4511c; Alfalfa. 13c: Rape. ia 03%c; Tim
othy. Sc; Hemp. &c per 10: Miliet, SIC; Broom
Corn Seed, S206121 per ton.
DRIED PFAS-NfleS nominal Green Peas
81 5OM2.75 Der cti
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Potatoes. Onions aud Vegetables.

The Potato market reflected the conditions
which have prevailed since the first OF the week
there being an average call for TOP quality lors
at full figures, while buyers continued 10 over
look Inferior stock Onions We're weak ana Sc
per GENITAL lower on the outside quotation
The market was still badly congested with
Tomatoes. for which there We're no eStahlfshad
prices The Gamers were unable to handle them
owing to the lack OF cans and their inability TO
secure experienced help. The other vegetables
were generally weak.
POTATOES-Per ctl: River Whites. 75c0
tatoes 81 so
ONI0NS--Yellow. per ctl. 60d7Oc
VEGETABLES-Green Corn sacks and crates.
81. 5061.75; String Beans. 81 675c per ID: INA
Beans. 3q4c per 10: Tomatoes. 1504Oc per
box; Cueumbers. 4OWJOc per box; Summer
squash. 50d65c per box: Garlic 2a2ISc per
ID; Cabbage. s0@s5c per ctl; Caulidower. 7567s5c
per dozen; Carrots. 60G I5c per sack: TnrniDs
65015c per sack: Green Okra. 5O7T5c per box.
Egg Plant. 10000 per box: Green Peppers 4O6a
Coo per box for Chile and 356r5Oc for Bell: Mar
rowfat and Hubbard Squash. S1Od15
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Northern wheat Market

PORTLAND, Oct. 4.--Wheat unchanged; club.
5@e6c; bluestem, 6S@69c; red, 62@63; valley,
81 7@6sc.
WASHINGTON.
| TACOMA Oct. 4.--wheat unchanged; club,
| 66c; red, 63 bluestem, GO.
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Ea.tern Liyestocls Market.

market strong to 1Oc higher Beeves, s3.10@7:
cows and heifers. s1.eo@5 20: stockers and
FEEDERS a Tssans e.
HOGS-Receipts 14000; market strong to
higher. Mixed and butchers, $6.35@6 S21z
good heavy, S6.4566.s0; rough heavy, $4,000
$50; light s8.35@6.s0; pigs, So 75@6.40; bulk
of sales. s6.35@6.7o.
1oc lower. Sheep. $3-50@6.so; lambs. $4,000
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO Oct 4.-Flour firm; No. spring
wheat Ts@s2c No. s. 72@soc; No. . red
TN @77c; No. corn 46@461sc; No. yellow
461s @46a4e; No. oats. 33%c; No. white
341a @35i5c; No. white, 321a @34%c; No. 2
rye, Gle; good feeding barley. 3s@3sc; fair to
choice mating. 44@52c; No l fax seed, 81 oo;
No. 1 Northwestern, S1.111a; prime timothy
seed $3@3S5; clover, contract grades. $12.25:
short ribs. sides qoose), ss75@s; mess pork
per bbl., $16.50 lard. 100 lbs, ss921a; short
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Poultrx and Gnm.

With the two OF Western Poultry which
arrived late on Wednesday. monopOlizing the at
tention OF buyers, the market for domestic fowls
was dull and Inclined to easinesS There ,vers
no marked declines IN values. though some re-
ceivers were shading the quotations to large
buyers. Hare and Rabbits were lower ana
Gray Geese were Offering again.
POULTR1-Per dozen. Hens. $6M75O for
large and $506 for small. old Roosfers s4a
o; young Roosters. <T0S for large and e. 5oSS
for small: Fryers. 81 50GI5O. large Rroii
ers. $4946O: small Broilers. S3613 so. pigeons
81. 20; Squads. $1.50@2; Ducks. s567T FOR
young and S4n5 for old: Geese. S175612 per
pair: live Turkeys. t96122c per III. -
GAME-Per dozen Hare 81 5O71 X. Cot
tontan Rabbits. 81; Gray Geese. Ssf5350
Dutter. Cheese aud Eggs.
Buoyancy and all around nr1nness Continued
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FUIU RES
10 20 II 80 O'Clock Session.
Flour and Farinaceou. Goods.

FLOUR-California Family Extras. S4- 65@
80 usual terms; Bakers Extras, S4-4061 f-T5;
Oregon and Washington. S3.50Q4 per barrel
FARINACEOUS GOODSEPrices In packages
are as follows: Graham Flour 1875 per 100
lbs; Rye Flour, S3.75; Rye Neal. $3.50 Rice
Flour. IS. Corn Meal. $2.7J; extra Cream do.
$3.T5 Oat Meal. 81. 4.50d4. T5. Oat GrOats. 81 70;
Hominy. s3.T564: Buckwheat Flour. s4.5O0
4.T5: Cracked Wheat. 1913: Farina. $3.50:
Whole Wheat Flour. 80: Rolled Oats bbls.
bbls $3.50; In sacks $40: Pearl Barley. Sc:
Split Peas. boxes, $3.50; Green Peas, $3.50 per
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO. Oct. 4.-on the Produce Exchange
today the butter market steady; cream
cries. 19@2455c: dairies. 1715 @21 15c eggs. firm
at mark included. 15@19c; frsts. 21c:
prime frsts 22hc; extras, 25c; cheese, steady.
12h @13c.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Oct 4.-Today's treasury
statement: Available cash balance. S221 653-
635; gold coin and bullion, $117, 7,I73. .5S4; gold
certificates, S47, ,3S9, 900.
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St. Louis Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. -wooL-steady. Medium
grades, combng and clothing. 25@2715c;. light
fine. 1s@21c; heavy fine. 14@17c; tub-washed,
32@3sc.
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100 Spring Valley Water Co. "a 90
California Stock and OIL Exchange.
Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following the sales the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
REGULAR Morning and Informal Sessions
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THE COPPER STOCKS.

BOSTON. Oct. 4.-Orders are pouring in from
all over the country to bug the dividend payers,
such as Copper Range, Coalition North Butte
Osceola. Mohawk and Utah. OF the non-divi-
dend PAYERS shannon Anouez Centennial and
Winona the best sellers.
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STREET RAILROADS.
MISCELLANEOUS
P A. 5IIh lOceanic
Morning Session.

10 Bank of California. .......... .sse 90
so Contra Costa Water Co....... 5S .s715
80 Contra Costa Water Co. o........ SO 90
100 Onomea Sugar Co.... 80 90
75 Spring Valley Water Co........ % .sT1a
% Spring Valley Water Co... % 10
$1,000 Bay Counties 5s ...........104. .s71a
$1,000 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar 5s .25
81, 900 Los Ang-Pac r r LIST con 5s. los 10
81, 900 S F & S Valley 5s........ .119 90
Street
100 Spring Valley Water Co.. "a 90
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CALIFORNIA.
LOCAL MAHKErs.
Local
Wheat and Other GRAINS.

wHEAT-ChiragO was he lower and II .this
cline being due 10 the sract that the De-N hber
option got over the export p7rity and s bow
falling back to H. The cash Wheat was dull and
At Chicago the bears hammered the market
and the Northwest was weak
The Price Currelt SAYS; The weather con
dtions during the last week have been less IA
vorable than previously for securing Corn. The
seeding has not been completed also helpful to
the seeded portion Farmers are expecting
G. A. King OF Toledo says: '.Obio October
repOrt estimates the wheat c-op at nearly A.
The Government Septen5eg renort indicates
80. 900. 900 husheis Oats ~. 000. 900 bushels.
against 4s.O00,oO0 bushels; Corn conditions t04.
CASH WHEAT
California Cluh. 81 .2lh for No. I and 81 22h
for choice: California White Australian. 81 .25
al 40; lower grades OF California. S1IOa
20: Northern Club. 81 221k0fI %: Northern
BIuestem. sl.sO; Northern Red. S1.221a G1.25
per ctl.
10 to 11:30 o'clock Session.
BARLEY-December advanced nc to s1.Os
and fell back again The spot market was firmly
held and unchanged. Receipts were 700i ctls.
CASH BARLEY.
Good to choice Feed. spot. S1.O5d1 1.O715 com
sSipDiDs HP IN 3 ST. oSa assii2 per Gu chevaIier
$1-12ls01aO for poor to common and S12S for
choice.
10 TO 11:3O o'clock Session.
December 9Ssa SR s1ss His9 81 LSw SE flSss ess
OATS-Local handlers continue 10 report
moderately active market at steady and IN
changed quotations.
Good to choice Red for feed. 81. 1.s591421s;
Common TO fair. Silly q 20. Red, for seed.
81 1.4JG1.50; White, 81 ,S2i2 i2@145i Blacks, sligo
@21O per ctl. n
CORN-75O ctls State product arrived yesA
DAY, the largest arrivals Of this description f0f
some time. The market continues quiet and un-
changed.
California. 81 J561.6j for small round yel-
low. California White. nominal. Western. to
arrive. -: mixed. Sl.30GL32l5; Yellow,
81 321s; White 81 50 per ctl.
RYF--S1- -3567I 31fs De- ell
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london Closing Stocks.

Bar Silver-ouiet; 311kd per ounce
Money-3@ah per cent
The rate of discount in the omen market for
short bills is 4A@4% per cent and for three
mouths bills 4ss per cent.
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OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Morning Session.

OAKLAND, Oct. 4-Following were the sales
and closing quotations today the Oakland
Stock and Bond Exchange:
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Continued ON Page IL.
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Internal Revenue Collections.

In September the collections OF internal rev
enue in the First District OF California which
includes San Francisco follows:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-09
WORKMEN'S DELEGATES TRIAL
President of the Council Said Gov
ernment Should Also be Tried.

st. Petersburg, Oct, S--The trial
Of members of the the workmen s
delegates which has been proceeding
here, presented no striking feature
until today, when NJ. KrustaIeil, presi-
dent of the council, asked and re-
ceived permission to explain reasons
for councils existence and its items.
He spoke for two hours and was not
called to order. He said that the
council was not on trial, but rather
100000 workmen of st. Petersburg
whom it represented and who had
striven to attain economic and politi-
cal reforms by pacific means, 1t was
the government that had brought on
the revolution, he declared, and the
government should be brought to trial
The workmen had been forced into
the revolution and they would con,
tinue in that path.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-09
EARTH LOOKS GOOD TO MAN WHO
WAS IN THE SHADOW OF DEATH

Poets and songsters have portrayed
with the pen, and painters have pie
tured with the brush, the manifold
beauties of the world, but none have
made the scene illumine with the
JOY and grandeur written in the face
of young man who has Just re-
turned from a ftful journey through
the valley of the shadow of death.
He is no rhymester TO versify his ex-
ultance, nor yet an artist TO transfer
his impressions to canvass. Descript.
ion falls haltingly from his lips, and
his trembling and nervous fingers re-
fuse to follow the rotous gladness
surging in his brain. But his counte-
nance tells the story Of the earth IS
sweetness and his sparkling eyes in
the mellow twilight of Sunday after
noon were mirrors of felicity which
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-09

case of "parrotinitis."
AS usual, "when doctors disagree
the patients recovery is considerably
retarded and no event in history ever
better proved the wisdom of a saw
One inspired youth attempted to
slip up on his Billyship with large
green butterfly net, but the bird s Hi.
bernian color seemed not to induce
sufficient of parrotic devotion to the
shade of the shamrock to make the
device successful. When it came Ia
putting his neck into a moose, he was
not as green as he looked.
At sundown the emerald tinted exile
from the tropics was holding the top
onto a jack oak tree and shrieking
"G-o-r-rk G-r-r-k" in tones Of
deathless defiance, tempered by hun,
ger. The excitement had somewhat
subsided, but his mistress, in melting
tones and a pink-striped empire, still
pursued her persuasive tactics Of
holding up the perch, which Billy
had so basely abandoned, and cooing
"Come down, Billy Come down
Billy"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-09
RED.HEADED PARROT JARS EQUANIMI7Y
Of STAID AND SOBER CITIZENS ON FRISCO

a red headed parrot dressed in n
green suit and yellow vest, escaped
from an aviary on South Frisco yes
terday and for some three hours oc-
casioned more excitement than dog
fight.
Sober citizens ran around shouting
and climbing trees, women shook their
aprons and yelled, "Shoo" at the
squawking fugitive, boys threw clods
and rocks and the bereaved owner
went around holding up a perch that
had been been plucked from the de-
serted cage and reiterating in cooling
tones, "Come down Billy Come down
Billy"
For be il known that this was a
Billy parrot and not the traditional
Polly.
One doctor who Joined in the mad
chase diagnosed the case and pre-
scribed a good hard jolt with a club.
alss he nearly dislocated his arm
trying to apply this remedy.
Another NJ. ID. insisted that lead
pill administered with rife was the
only known and reliable cure for a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-09

other Boston physicians in addition ia
DR., Austin Flint, jr., who came up
from Newport, DR.. Stevens was how
ever in charge Of the ease, II is said
that his own bill for his five days ser
vices was $4,000, and that Mrs Astor
willingly, even cheerfully, paid it. Dr.
Stevens, when asked about it today,
smiled, but said that the matter was
a personal one and he could not dis.
cuss it. He referred inquirers to Mrs.
Astor,
New York, Oct G.-Since her re-
turn from Newport, Mrs Astor, while
at all times confined to her residence
at Fifth avenue and Sixty-ffth street,
has been gradually regaining her
strength. DR.. Austin Flint, who was
Summonde to Boston to attend her
when she was seized with an attack
of acute Indigestion, is still in constant
attendance ON his patient. Mrs. As
tor remains in her room, not so much
from necessity as a matter of precau-
ton, during her conyalesccnce.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-09
is CORPORATION HIRELING
RAILEY OFFERED SERVICES.
Democratic Senator Was Very Sub
servient to the 0ctupus.. ..

Austin, Texas, Oct. S.-A state
ment regarding The proposition of
Senator j. W. Bailey, to assist in
representing the state in the matter
of prosecuting the Waters-Pierce Oil
company, as a part of the Standard
Oil company, and correspondence in
connection with the same was made
public today, 1t appears that Bailey
wrote letter to the attorney gem
eral, advising him that he would be
glad to lend him what assistance he
could in the way of developing the
facts in connection with the case, and
to this proposition, the attorney gen
eral replied that while he appreciated
the interest manifested by the senator
he was able to handle the case with
the facts now confronting him, but il
he needed any additional assistance OF
advice he would deem il a pleasure to
call upon the senator.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-09
HEARST BEGINS CAMPAIGN.
Nominee Declares He Will Not Spend
Million.

New York, Oct, S,--William X.
Hearst, candidate for governor on the
Independent League and democratic
tickets, began his week 3 campaigning
with four addresses at Manhattan to-
night. He dwclt at length on the
attacks made on him by the news
papers Of New York City, and de-
nounced as absolutely untrue, most of
the statements affecting himself as a
candidate and in his official capa-
city.
In reply to the statement made in
one OF the New York papers that he
would spend n million dollars in the
campaign, Hearst said:
"That is an utter and complete
talsehood. | guarantee rot 10 con-
tribute more funds ia my own cam
paign, in which | am personally in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-09
NEW ELEVATOR AT oWASSo
Caney Grain Company to Build Up-to
Date Concern There.

Special to the World.
0wasso, Oct. S.-The Caney Grain
company, with head offices at Caney
Kan, and James Gilliland, have be-
gun the construction of n new elevator
here. 1t will be thoroughly up to dat
in every respect and will be Of ample
size to accommodate the large amount
of grain that is shipped from this
place. Material of all kinds will be
forwarded at once, and the company
hopes to have the work completed by
the first Of November.
The company has been greatly in
need of additional facilities for the
storage and unloading of grain, and
when the elevator is completed, ,Owas
so will ship grain from much larger
area than formerly. The season has
just opened, and Mr., Gilliland has
purchased about 1000 bushels of corr
last week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-09
FOR REVISION OF TARIFF.
Ellis, Of Missouri, Speaks at Western
Metropolis.

Kansas City, Oct. S,-Congress-
man +. C. Ellis, of this city, in n
speech at Independence, Mo-, tonight
announced that he was in favor Of
the revision of the present tariff
schedules. lie said that he hoped
that the first important business to
be taken up by the sixtieth congress
would be tariff revision.
Ellis said that while he was q
firm believer in the protection prin-
ciples, he believed that some Of the
schedules under the Dingley act aid
been in force long enough. He said
he did not consider those schedules
sacred and that the development of
the country during the last ten years
had made revision of the tariff
schedules necessary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-09
BOARD OF TRUSTEES IN ALL
NIGHT SESSION.
TULSA MAY YET WIN OUT
Cheap Fuel, Cheap Light and Prohi.
bition, Oil Metropolis Strongest
Points May Prove Victorious.
Special to the World.

special to the World.
Oklahoma City, Oct. o., . a. m.-
AT this hour, the hoard of trustees
of the Christian college is in a
heated discussion over the location
Of the proposed university which is
to be erected in some city in the
new state. 1t appears as if the mat
ter will not be settled until some
time today, and an adjournment will
probably not be taken until some time
TINS afternoon. 1t is known that
one vote has been taken on the To-
cation, but 1t has ben impossible to
learn the sentiment expressed there
H. The choice of the site of the
university is believed to lie between
End, Tulsa, and Oklahoma CITY.
Shawnee has also put up a strong
night for the honor and may be Sc.
lected. Tulsa's strongest bid has
been cheap fuel facilities and enforc.
ed prohibition, and these may ulti-
mately land the prize for the oil
metropolis.
The claims Of Tulsa we're present.
ed by L. ID. Marr, C. C. Magee and
+. T. Tucker. 1t has been decided
to found a gigantic institution.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-09
TROLLEY CAR COLLISION
FOUR PEOPLE BADLY HURT.
Street Car Was Knocked twenty-five
Feet in the Air.

Kansas City, Oct. S.-A trolly car
containing 20 passengers was struck
by the "blnd" end Of q string Of
string of freight cars at the Rock Is
land yards at Nineteenth street and
the state line today, and was knocked
% feet against a switch shanly, re-
sulting in the serious injuring of four
people, and the violent shaking up Of
all Of the passengers.
The injured are:
Mrs. John w. Augustine, Of Ar.
gentine, Kan, serious spinal injur-
les.
Mrs, Elizabeth Winters, OF iRch-
mond, Mo-, back seriously hurt, and
brV'es.
Frank Groves, motorman, face and
hands cut by glass.
Michael Shannon, back injured and
hand cut.
The motorman contends that the
llagman gave him the signal TO cross
the tracks, but the ilagman contends
that he signalled the motorman 10
stop his ear.
The crew Of the trolly car we're ar
rested by the police, but were relcas-
ed after having made statements OF
the affair to the county prosecutor.
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tcrestcd, than | did to the campaigns
Of Grover Cleveland and William j.
Bryan, in which was interested only
interested as a democrat" "
Continuing, Hearst said:
"Various New York papers have
stated that ! have made compact
with the bosses in order to secure
my nomination on the democratic
with any of the bosses before the
convention or at the convention or
after the convention" "