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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-17
THEY'RE NOT THE ONLY ONES
Many New Yorkers and Chicagoans
Grogless at Home, BibuuJoCs by Rail

New York, Oct l6.-The buffet car
steward of any one of the limited
trains running between New York and
Chicago could tell things about men
who lead grogless, rumless days at
home, but who are veritable knights
Of the flowing bowl on the rail. bTey
a:e like the class Of periodical "iag'
attumuators who do all their bubble
counting on the high seas, men of
wealth and position, whose reputation
for sobriety at home is first-class. OF
that other, the eighteen-hour "soak"
class, n steward on one Of the hand
soonest buffet cars awheel discoursed
a few days ago:
"I'ye got a regular layout of them
who live at both ends, in Chicago and
New York, and | generally know just
about when each Of them is due to
climb aboard with me and get that
thing off his mind. They're chaps
who don't touch anything at all at
home--in the towns in which they
live, that is to say.
"They've probably found out that
they can't get away with it among
their home folks and acquaintances
without damaging themselves up in
} reputation and losing out in other
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-17
ZAYAS COULD BEPRESIDENT OF CUBA
RIGHT OFF...THEN REVOLUTION AGAIN

Havana, Oct l6-With intervention
which could not be avoided Uncle
sam has shouldered Cuban problem.
IA will last long and probably add to
his gray hairs.
OF the many solutions offered for
present conditions, practically all lead
l., the same conclusion-provisional
government or annexation. Some men,
whose Judgment is Of value, believe
the present provisional government
will continue indefinitely, A larger
number predict that permanent inter
vention will come with revolution
which surely will follow the next pre-
,idential election.
Taft's proclamation states that the
government will be returned to the
Cubans when peace and confidence
shall have been restored Peace NAV
be established soon enough, but the
day when the vast foreign commercial
interests have confidence in native
government may be far in the future.
Whether the day of final American
control shall be ushered in with peace
Or be marked by fighting is a matter
ot guess work. In all the history OF
Cuba, however, there has never been
condition that acted as bar to rev,
ulution. Pino Guerra, who in the
present trouble commanded 5000 rev.
oiutionists in the outskirts of Havana
says that if the peace commission had
decided in favor of the Palma govern.
ment he would have continued to
fight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-17
GOOD REASON FOR DIVORCE.
Wife Says Husbnd Pinned Baby to .
Clothesline.

Emporia, Kan, Oct, l6-Twenty
SIX divorce cases have been filed in
Lyon county for the October term of
the district court Thirteen of the
ccmplainants are women, thirteen are
men.
One man says his wife chased him
with a butcher knife, and as she is
the larger of the two, he was afraid
for his life. Another man says his
wife has habit of getting drunk and
bringing strange men to his home,
One woman says her husband used to
call her "big devil and chased her
with a butcher knife. The same man,
1t claimed, took the baby outdoors
in the winter, and pinned him to the
clotheslinc with clothespins, keeping
the mother away with club
One man owned up that he left his
wife because she could not support
him in comfort, and said as he left
the house "I'm going to find wo-
man who can support me and her
self" " He never came back, and his
wife thinks that he found what he
was looking for. One woman, it is
charged, got $24O of her hsuband s
money to pay her expenses for a trip
to England to visit her kin, Her hus-
band says she went to the Indian Ter
ritory, and the only foreign thing she
saw was a Frenchman and she spent
the $240 on him.
Nearly all the men who are asking
for divorces say their wives are bad
housekeepers and make them get theil
own meals, sweep the floors and car,
for the children, while the women &,
gadding.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-17

If national election should be held
within few months Alfredo Zayas
would probably be chosen president.
lie is u lawyer in the city and leader
of the Liberal party in the senate.
Zayas represented the Liberals and
rcvoIutlonists in the negotiations be-
fore the peace commission. He was
publicly complimented by Taft for
his ability and frankness.
The Moderate party, which has been
IN power, died with the downfall Of
the Palma government. A new party
will be formed to oppose the Liberals.
Steps are already being taken in Ma
tanzas, which has been n stronghold
Of the Moderates. As the candidate
of this or some other new party, Gen.
Mario Menocal may run for president.
He is veteran of what is called here
81 the big war; the war of '9S, and
commands the confidence of the people
to an extraordinary degree
Because Of the prominence of Zayas
in the present trouble his election
would be followed very promptly by a
revolution. As he ousted the Moder-
ates as n result of his revolution, the
latter would seek sweet revenge by use
of the same means.
Foreigners here, even those who are
disinterested, do NOT believe that there
can be self-government without revo-
luton, They credit Palma with homes
ty and good intentions but say he was
not strong enough to hold in check
the men about him.
"He was like lighthouse with the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-17
Game Back Single.

City Attorney Noble Mitchell re-
turned from a three weeks visit to
the southern part Of the state, and
brought back with him reputation
for truth and veracity. Before 60
ing, Mr.. Mitchell assured a reporter
for the World that he uad no present
matrimonial intentions, and his re-
turn without bride bears out his
statement.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-17

ways, and so when they feel that
they've just naturally got to suds up
they kite To the station, get a ticket
on train that has a swell buffet at
tachment, get the pickle on and then
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-17

waves Of graft beating up on all
sides said one.
1.-THE Cuban republic was the great
est bluff ever worked on the American
people y said another American,
President Palma, however, blocked
a scheme Of politicians to sell the pun
ia, the old fort opposite Moro castle,
and the fine tract of land occupied by
Cabanas on the highlands across from
the city He refused to eXpunge the
record Of conviction made in the case
Of lawyer of great influence who was
found guilty Of promoting a get-rich-
quick confidence game, On the last
day in office he prevented n scheme to
give subsidy to n railroad company
A cabinet officer drew up the subsidy
decree in violation of law and urged
Palma to sign it, The president indig.
nantly refused.
Zayas, on the other hand, is the
author OF movement III the senate ia
pay $4,000 more war claims and to al,
low five years in which the veterans
may file them. This, it is said, would
permit spectators to buy up these
claims, as they did so many of the
others, at ID to 40 cents on the dollar
and collect full yalue
There are many business men here
native as well as foreign, who do not
think well of either set Of leaders but
feel that the LIBERALS in power woulC
prove worse than the other fellows
They say that Taft has made the Lib
erals the dominant power and ha.
driven the Moderates out of exist
cncc.
THE RELIABLE UNDERTAK
Err, BAXTER. lO-2-tf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-17

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-17

of again, and then go home about
their business, bit pallid and dewy
about their forehead, and wait till
they're ready to do another buffet rid
ing stunt"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-17
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-17
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-17

The Macks Royal Market on East
First ST. for fresh Dill Pickles, fresh
Meats and Canned goods. lO-l7
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
sSis sia RaIsr sn Teintr Sraa fam.

Der nieberIGnbiIds portrGts unb
9enremaIer pieter BON Sliugslaub in
2sbben, elm S6iiler unb Na9eifsrer
g. Dome (eeb. 20. Sttpber 1910,
seft. 7. Nppember 1871, mdlte einft
cine iunss, biIo9iibI6e patriSiernitts
fe unb porb balb BON ben Rsi3en
Der 0ame b%oGitdubis in 9ann gee
fdlaeen. @r mdlte unb malte, unb er,
Der Ipnit 70 fdnea feline 9uuit uuss
iibte, fdisn es nit Der Sertisiteuuns
bes 8tlonifes bur9aus nidt eilig
gu babsr gr p~errietb tsin Wort,
aber lie mertts balo, tpie IS UNI bas
SerS bes Ralers itanb. aud ie fabte
Reieung gu bem nit allen 8or5iieen
bes a0rpsrs beoatten 9iiuitIer, aber
aud f. ptritano ibre Reisuns gu per'
bergen. % enolid brahte Der Wsis
fer ibr bus trefflid selunsene pors
trGt, bas ole Beige Der Dame beSuus
bernb piebersab. Ser5li6 bantte fe
benz 9iinitler, unb bann fam ss be-
ipeet BON ibren 2ippen: vgine berrIis
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linb Slineelanb Der.
fdmdhte bds Original ni9t. IonberH
fid NIT ibm, unS beibe
in sIiidIi9er, burmOnif4er
ghe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11

- @eG6Fe'S 6pierieteit
Gin Serr bat Stuei Serrier setauft.
gu !Sauie dngetOmmeu, er.lGrt sr i'm
8eiIein fsiner 5dmilie, er ipo1e ben
.inen Ssrrp uennen, isi fid aber nod
ni9t tlar, pie Der anbere gu rufsn
f.i. Da iast Der tlsine Sons: Das
lit bod gang siufa6. Pupudsn: Ssrrg
unb Ssrrint!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11

SpptrbeI. ~Was ftsbt benn
bort fir elm 9dufsN Msnf9en an
Der @ds9" Gin 9uufsu2. -. 9as
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-01
INDIANS STRONG RUNNERS.
outdoor I.lfe and Hunting Encourage
Flcetncss OF Foot for Tho q KoNcrs'

- ~, u,tIe nlountaIn Town OF bu-
w VI. rh,nushua, Mexico, a
eoyna, s, a,,c,n ral,rnsd conlractors
urn w 49,, a race of Indlans VINO
hah Son,e 49, .ndnrnnce and long dis
10 pn!sieS a,,1i,,v arc simply mar
.si,. 'u"' ,pn,s ,rtna of savages call
,elous 'n. Tar.humsras. White
.nes'',ss ns o,ner c,imes and those
~ ' ,o ,h. sciance of long distance
n,us,u w anna, atny nucn moro tnan
~ n,,tss ths Taraniimaras think
n,n,rs ~ ,aunts Of 100 10 100 miles.
,s 1nass a,sInnres TOO. at gait tnat
aann,. in,redinlo w. ID. Hornaday,
~ n,s h.en IN Mexico with the Amer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-01
CALIFORNIA HAS FAST ONE.
Race Horses Produced by Golden Gate
state Rival Those of Blue Grass.


Talking of CaE~'rnia,' said the
man from the far vest, most people
intereste ed IN horses know that the iast-
est trotter in the world, Lou Diiioh'
was bred there; that the sire OF the
aecond fastest, Major Delmar, came
from the same state, and that the third
Fastest. Sweet Ms1e, Is likewise
California product. ! am not SAYING
this to make any OF you loose eastern
converse tlonalists back up, because you
don't know how, but merely to make
platform from which to Introduce my
next worlds wonder, the only mare
that ever had four of her foals enter
the $40 list
This mare is Bertha and she IL
owned In California. | am sorry 10
saw she wass not bred here, but she
went west nj an early age, and her
four 2:10 performers, not to mention
four Others with records better than
?: 20 and two more that can DO the trick
any time their, owners swami them to,
are by California slres.
How Is this here Bertha boss bred?'
| asked the only Kentucltian In the par
by Aicantara, and her dam was by
| Bayard."
'Bayard is a Kentucky hoss.' as
serted the man from the blue grass
"Mistah Alexander bred him at Spring
station, right close to Lexington"
20 yes" admitted the Californian
"Bayard was bred In Kentucky. But
Bertha, that California mare, is Won
der. Here are her produce and thell
records. all being PAGERS. and all. will
the exception of Owyho, sired by
Charles Derby: Don Derby. 2:O4Is
Owyho, 2:07h Debertha, 3O7% Diablo
20sA; Demonio, 2;l1,; Elf, 2l21a; Ed
Lafferty 2:l6ii; Arner 2;l!%.
Interesting, sub" said the Ken
tuckian. interesting, but might | b.
! permitted TO ask how this Charles Der
J by boss is bred, subj
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-01
STANFORD TO ROW.
Al, Efforts VIII be Bent on Producing
A Winning Eight.

Stanford University, Nov. SO'--By de-
Gliding to row all intercollegiate races
next spring In eight-oared shells boat
inc bids fair TO rival the position OF
sone of the other older sports ne
changp from the old four-oared ooats
IN the big shells marks period OF
translation from a trial basis to nxe1
ayant The interest has Increased
simultaneously with the standardizinS
OF the sport to the class OF eastern col
legians. . o.,.,or1 a,a
not all that could be wished Tor ou'
they are sufficient TO accommodate the
crews IN their efforts to learn he
strokes. en,,r,
The material at present al stallIotu
will undoubtedly make q good showing
next spring. The class teams OF iast
season were strong especiaiiy we
Youngsters In addition To this lhe
varsity four has returned intact anu
nrohably will I'LL four of the eight seats
~ tha new shell. The men OF the 1908
ara 1909 crews will stand good chances
also OF pulling an oar In the mtercol-
leyiate rexatta. as will the new stu
dents. 80
such men as Fred Zimmerman o.
captain-elect. and J. r. Pemberton' VINO
rowed for the Portland Athletic clup
| this summer In the crew OF four tnat
| smashed tho worlds record In trial FOR
| inc two-mlle race. viii set pace that
! should make all coast followers oil
| aquatic sports hustle. The other men
| on the varsity OF last year are In the
same class,
Dan Murphy, who coached the crews
| last semester and who Will occupy tht
! same position this year. il elated over
| the material eligible for AN eight-oare1
crew. The m/ who made the four las'
year were the heaviest men. on ths
SQUAD. but they were not much superioi
I'm style to some " the lighter men
Dan expects to All up the ends OF th'
boat with these classy iiahtWelgnls'
The squad Is In excellent trim 10
eieht-oar work. Last season the coacf
tsnt the men at practise LONG after th'
team was picked In anticipation OF tn.
installation OF an sight-oar event
Nurphy will start work with his me-
AT the ouening OF the spring semester
The preliminary practise viii be con
0ned mostly 10 rowing machines.
stanford is web equipped with boat
and necessary gear but VIII surer
severe handicap because OF the poo
natural facilities.
Iarunita Lake. located TO the rea
OF the university buildings Is far tdC
small 10 allow much work nv n speedy
eight. The crew will however. be abl'
TO learn the STROKES cu the lake.
The eight-oareE shell will he pur.
chased from Cornell University TN
students ~ which have offered TO allow
the cardinal oarsmen to have one n
the class shells at cost The boat will
be Skinned Immediately 10 enable th'
grow In sie~' serlv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-01
FREAK RACERS TO 90,
Effort Made to Eliminate Them From
Dayton Ormond Races.

Several men who want 10 enter hlgn
powered road racing cars In the coming
Ormond- Dayton meet continue TO pro.
test against the Freaks as they can
some OF the short distance spfintlhs
machines +. Rand Hollender the Fiat
representative In this country, has sug-
sested a plan for the elimination OF
freaks which has met with the ap'
prevail OF A. l.. Riker u.ocomobile). >.
&. Bowman (Clement-BayardD, Andre
Massenot (Panhard), T.. s. Partridge
&C.. @. W, and other prospective en-
trants of racing machines IN the
Florida meet. Hollender asks that tne
long distance races be placed hrst Ill
the weeks program. with the sprihts
reserved for the closing day Machines
In order to qualify for the champion
ship dashes at one, two and Ave mics
would be required to show an average
speed In the races at 100 miles 80 kilo'
meters and 30 miles Of, say. 80 miles
an hour. This would eliminate the
freaks" and the cars that could go the
pace at all distances would line up for
the worlds championship at one mile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-01

for sneaking a thing In when he can
get away with II. "a,
IL remember the night Mccoy my az.
Chonyski aftor the bell aud put nli,,
out cold, They said the "kid alun s, )
hear the gong and a lot of other W. wv,
but tbs KID got away With u, Una.
was all he wanted I'll give leloW
credit for anything he can got away
with. o,t
Another good trick remember wSlI
was out N Frisco the time ChoynsM
and sharkey fought. They had pos,s
In IN. ring then. you know-b's neasy
posts-and they were padded n,,e
but IL DIDN'T amouut 90 much' Wa
In Toms corner. and no gave 'o' :"
harcc fight, ,,,,d
zoe soaked him as hard as no coua
but Tom was right there Ike uhcn
and came back 80 fast thu. y TOOK an
the wind out OF ChoynskVs SAILS Atel
a while Joe began to wise up 80 ne
would follow the sailor along the r"pes
until he got him opposite a post n w.
then, whangl he'd wallop Tom OF Wv
law and his head would hit 'he posi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-01
News *. Sporting World at f1ome and A6road

Certainly; he Is by Stelnway ana out
of an Eleclloneer mare.
"ateInway, sub, was bred, ! believe.
In Kentucky
That's right. he was.
also sub, he held the three year
old trottlng record back Ina 1877?
",rhat Is true. But the climate OF
california IL such that when Bertha
was taken from New York To-
'Pahdon me. sui, fob interruptlng
you: but did yeu say Bertha was by
AlcAntaraT
"of course, Now as said. the ell
mate
THAT Alcantara boss VAS foaled
right close TO Lexington. mind MIN
well when my friend, Col. Mike Bow
erman trained him.
and say" continued the Californian
Bertha has two ypar-old by search
Hight that Is simply a speed wonder
IL call----
Excuse me once noah, but was this
searchlight boss by Dark Night"
why, yes. Now this two-year-old
can just"
Yes, sub. recollect Searchlisht
powerful we'll He was bred by my old
friend. Maj. Richneld OF Lexington
Say" exclaimed the Californian,
who's telling this story? | started out
10 inform you OF the greatest brood
mare In the world-a California mare,
cir mare from the sunny slopes
where grow the vines that produce the
finest wines In the world, SIR
Talking OF wines" said the Hi
nois man, lets have another drink. :
think myself mat mare bred In New
York. whose sire and dam came from
kentucky. and whose COTS are by
horses bred In Kentucky, can hardly be
credited to the glorious climate OF Cali
fornla."
you are right. sub" said the Ken
tuckian ut IL time fob another drink.
As a matter OF fact, sub, 1t is always
time foh another drink"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-01
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