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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
Notes from
lCondnned from rreccaIng ragel

Confined from preceding page)
and are under $1,000 bond 10 await
the action of the neEt rnitcl states
grand jury lt Guthrie
Rev DIrdcn, our now NJ. J. pastor
Ig now established in PaWhugEo's
commodious NJ r., parsonage
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20

firm Of BRADLEY & Sweat, win leave
shortly for Missouri whore hc expects
to engage in the farming business.
j. Il. Morrow has been forced to
spend week in Tulsa this past week
He is serving a term on the jury and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
Spurious Additions 10 The WOTd
Of God Condemned.
Pastor Russell Etpofso interpretations
and Misrepresentation.

cleveland, ono,
November ~ Pas
tor ltuBHell Of
Brooklyn faberna
clc preached hero
today l1o had an
immense crowd IN
tlIr llippodruno
whore luiH topic was
lll.l.A FTEE
We report hlH other
sermon Of the Same
date based upon
Mark XVI. 10, 10
n ne spe "a ke r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20

launched Immediately into nB subject
decarlng the wisdom of the rrovcrb
which says that dead l,'os cause pre-
cous ointment to stu, lie remarked
tic truthfulnoss of this IN respect 10 tho
Bible. II Ii a precious ointment of sweet
odor but certain flies have gotten into
Il whose corruption have Destroyed the
perfume OF the Divine rcoordB In tho esli-
nation Of many-en intelligent aud grow
ing number some Of these dead 'lica
were mstranslationsi some " them mis-
Interpretations, and some of them, incldd-
Ing his text were intcrpolatlons-unuu
thorizcd additions 10 the Scriptures as
originally written
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09

A"WS6~
THIS NEWS AS SURPRISE TO you prospective
pade-on oompetonf Nothing happened this
industry the 6r't just ago Of the $50
quality a time little less than revolutionary:
FURTHER this advertisement directed
to business who are in the market tor an automobile and VINO
looking for the best possible value for their money The possession
of the wheewiha to buy automobile the best evidence OF the bust
in sound business methods have and overcome
your afmet competition of all kinds fair and unfair
intelligent and the reverse.
frankly which have led
and the why advisable well " possible for US to
reduce the price this sterling product $3.50 from the former price Much
p ms @ may s sS p u.s.. @ t $500 n the tv folk
BUT as we nave t sac We not I 81 S b djf b b
whom hits rivals but just 50 long it meets tn: approval
Short 1t guide to buy right-ws satisfied
SOME WOULDN'T think good advertising
the original draft asked Aren't advertising other
publicity is they pick from this Another said.
why expose inside afaswhat business is Of the pubcsr
NOW NEVER COULD FArHoM philosophy
the treating trade secrets matters that patent the
whole world You fool nobody but yourself Besides it: bad dyrs
been effective because always frank and appealed
you buy many
makes Of prices ranging down to half the list price
u has been meaningless term represented merely the m
Of the few cars that could not be bought anywhere at les, than list price
plus freight charges from Detroit to destinatOn)
SUCH PRACTICES MsIEAD the buyer He mysded When
price cutting begins he wonders where will end And when cars
question Has the demand for automobiles fallen Off" The
easier than might suppose
THERE automobiles The motor car has
become and always will remain necessity modern life There
will be falling off in factories
after of the months subsidized
supply steady good
that to
a possible a to
mobile from that in
months hence.
BUT THERE LACK DEMAND models. There
months with
making planetary
overhead obsolete
the market
hapr applies
of make secondhand design
STILL THAT ALONE DOESN'T panicy
This (September Ocober
with the best selling of the Weather
everything oufdoors Beside
who the
harvs realizing gold for them prcecuing
this time, henl
IT'S NATURAL the
workings things could
fearful of
however think will clarity to
light and ventilation
PROMOTION AND in word Every good
thing initiated business has
plagued by prosperous
the invite the activities of bust
has exception The public
intelligent inside waited the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
EMF COMPANY, Automobile Manu-

ATLANTA, GA.
sAcRAM ENTo, CAL.
OMAHA, NEB.
PiTTSBURd, PA.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09

NoTE-Ths is first Of a series of four that win be
published the next few days Ne viii be subject of
Manuaetuers Guarantees and what they Wen
the light In things in that ad The third
be for general eonsumpdon-addressed dealers only
believe in talking them oPenyof you may read
you choose Perhaps second thouEhts you'd better
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09

NEW YORK, N. Y.
CHICAGO, III.
PHILADELPHIA, pa.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
BOSTON, MASS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09


answer is, there not We will tell you why's
FLANDERS FORECAST
MARCH lss meeting shareholders Of the EMP
pany Manager describing type the
pany proposed to manufacture, said:
"our strength in quantity production We have the talent
the capital and will have the factory facilities We
ufactue automobiles of better quality lower
than other in existence verify believe
Cars of the type have described (EF "SO fvepassen
touring car fully equipped command prices ranging
from $780, $780, SLIGO and $4,000 believe these prices
too hgh-ths value not there That opportunity
Manufacturing in large quantities, buy
under-buy merely
assembers paying intermediate profits parts shall
manufacture every part OF our earscast cylinders
forge and stamp and heat-eat Steel make
bodies and other part In this reduce the
of manufacturing be able sell better
have cited for about $780,
Then firmly believe quality car backed by
the reputation of organization, viii
create its market the selling win be low ought
be able fifty place
market at $l250 If viii greater
than possibly supply.
$50 much for the coming
We believe in the
busnesselse would be foolish heavily pema
nent factories We must begin plan for that future. E
M-F $50" has been designed uppemost
have embodied those features will
greatest number and endure longest From year
improve wherever possible but make radical changes
other models from time time fit bring
they will be merely to fill out the line EMP 500 shall remain
stsndard-our permanent model
"The public has saying prices must come
thought while without knowledge the cost Of
making automobiles, the public right eventually hope
to be able to realize that prophecy But shall do by
making cheap car in the that chapness quail
ity, That would be fatal
"once have built and paid for factories equipment
standardized product and perfected
make few epacements keep guarantee good
when have developed that guarantee
absolutely; by that time will be many they
will ALL properly treated be aemen-then believe we
can produce this in its highly perfected
for NOT FAR ABOVE $1OO0P
PROPHECY FULFILLED more completely than that on
Was business forecast accurate Was ever WORTH
ambition realzed1
REMEMBER THAT WAS IN 1sOs-Apr to be exact So the plan viii
this "ad" place EMF of buve
backed alone by its reputation in use
day and boostngbu backed also full
at 81 OOO laid with the foundation of this company-a its
meeting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09

Prices.
Nothing OurseLOes to Conceal Tell Some
If UnSaid.
WE HAVE SAID SAW COMING. dand ready for ia
One opportunity know
This S ous
WE NOT DO TT BEFoREp-thaes another natural question
Glad asked Answer During the this
had eHpend large factory buildings and the installation OF
BY output years
Other makers predicted our speedy downfall so nsow dangerously
narrow-dd they consider margin of profit at that price
HAVE 100000 INVESTED plants making
everybody they furnished by creditors
them running oeonomlyvhich full capacity
Flanders "2O" every working day.
YOURSELF Suppose average
fi it, A % oun mo os an that us far o .,. p1
guarantee back of it would your
YOU SEE IT'S VERY SIMPLE when You strip of mystery gee
down to brass ae tn. lower price will we are confident more than do
planetary
do than they feel they ought to pay for the car
they want Having the demand shall rum our plants the year around
The ossd Or fixed charges viii be distributed over the large number
keep splendid organization intact.
WE EMPLOY 1850 MEN These and their families depend this
he h* In IS US tt. ; V Tt, IN Hp L ibI '
for make better than OheSone m
RETRENcH1No JUST NOW. That's opportunity
slightest you opportunity
yourfor the factors that make possible and the confidence that
figure, possible you power
lily touring the price always said fcs
automobile should be bought for.
impOssbe-much
have liked do for you'll remember had
first Last when bought materials and for the 1910
model prices inflated beyond all promoters
their zenith that time Legitimate makers found themselves bidding
tor supplies against concerns we all knew could not stay the business
than Prices Of tires and all other items
o conditions
now have Some tmid folk think slump Itisnt-u 6nd
ing its level that's all
Paying
This and the other
price and Of quality that be equaed h
earth
LET IMPRESS THIS change the
1911 model We could find point improvetere wasn't
the 1910 model EMF "3o today recognized the standard
American the the for nearly yearA
We believe it will do so for at least three years
THERE NEVER BETTER Never better chas
Spitdor
in
chaufu 1t has
maintain made Eighteen thousand will
what have saidask them.
and product
different This "ad" would
the trade But il the bstnowu in America $ in
third the form Never record OF
of satisfaction.
YEARS GUARANTEE which agoon
modegoes with the 1911 model also and price
read that guarantee you'll find is unequivooh
what guarantee EMF $50" for
It 800 for Roadster and Runbout
$7s6 We haven't said much about this this "ad-wasnt
manufacturers, Detroit, Mich.
HES:
%Sssa W. s s2sT4tso VASE SKI
ss6Aso[s MINI" Ss Hr e :S SSI sHLE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09

COLUMBUS, OHIO.
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
BOISE, IDAHO.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
Price of 1911 Model EMF $50 $1,000
And Guaranteed for One Year Absolutely
That Will Create a Sensation in Aut

uAnumh "BmgmnDr and Automobiles Been RadngOf
Some
AhyW he O Conceal
Thing Some
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
EMF BRANCHES:

WASHINGTON, p. c.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MINNIE APoLls, MIMI.
FARGO, N. D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.
SIOUX FALLS, 8. b. =
SPOKANE, WASH
DENVER, col
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09

THEY BECAME meshes of their manpuaons
As result they trying fnteay raise the windo get
quickly to sve OFT in
sovency for little longer One epedent adopted in this extremity
is the Bargain Day" and half @ price sales have advertised
they had paid making good automobiles and selling
them m instead Of treating the automobile industry game
be played for big stakes ali would have been different
NOW COURSE this touch
the EMF product all That would be the usualthe ostrich
achieved
Beside thousands of automobiles
kind thrown the market half s price, naturally
affects with Every sold
less for usand the fact that people who buy these socad
bargains will find they than the market for
monsto the venaculardoes help matters at this time
IT DOES AFFECT US; and coming and had time to trim
sails take advantage of the decided good time
steel with ard standard that will endure for long
this temporary expedn
We made bottom there could be doubt
NATURALLY. QUESTION your mind: If the EMF
Company reduce EMF $50" hfthfrom 1880
$1OOO-was there eorbitant profit that previously Our
is, there We will tell why;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09

PORTLAND, 0PS
sEATTLE, WASH.
KANSAS CITY, MO.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX
DALLAS, TEX.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09

SOUTH BEND, IND.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-16
"PRICE OF A BATTLESHlP"
More than This Necessary to
Peace, Says DR.. Adler.


Chicago. Dec. I5.-'I am glad to hear that
the price of one battleship has been dedi-
Gated TO the cause OF peace
In this manner was Andrew Carnegie-s
$4,000 ,09o peace foundation referred to to-
day by DR.. Felix Adler. professor in CO.
lumbia University, former Roosevelt ex-
change professor at Berlin ana recently
elected president of the Universal Races
Congress. which will be held in England
next July Dr. Adler arrived in Chicago
to-day as the guest OF the Society for Eth
cal Culture, for which he gave a public
lecture this evening on Toistoy.
There Will be necessary more than this
amount 10 insure peace said Dr. Adler
THE attention OF the world should be d.
rected toward insuring not primarily peace
hut Justice. We are far from Justice now
It used TO be that war arose through the
ambition Of kings. Now II comes from the
frenzy of the masses. Democracy does rot
give assurance Of peace or Justice
Stewart l.. Woodford. who was United
states Minister to Madrid before tho Span
isf-American War, has assured me that
Spain was willing 10 accede 10 the Ameri-
can demands if she might save her face
The American people insisted on war. The
taking OF the Philippine Islands was one
of the most barefaced pieces of land grab
bling in The history OF the world
Justice can be attained. l believe. by an
international court. behind which shall be
latent power of coercion. I hope that the
Races Congress will help the world tow
ard this end. The congress viii be made
I'D of representatives from the various ma
lions of the world"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-16

Prefers to Let Record Speak. but Con
seuts to Make Address.

Boston, Dec. ia letter from Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge formally accepting an
invitation to address the meTnbers-ele of
the Legislature al Symphony Hall, and
suggesting the evening of Tuesday. Janaury
as the d. te, was received here to-day,
Senator Lodge viii be the only speaker
at the meeting. His letter which is ad
dressed 10 Allen T Treadway, president Of
the Senate; Joseph Walker. Speaker OF the
House, and others, says:
Gentlemen: l have received your letter
OF December i asking me TO address d
mass meeting composed OF citizens OF the
commonwealth and members elect of the
Great ana General Court at some con
venient date PRIOR to the converting of the
Legislature. YOU ask me to speak at that
reeting upon the questions involved in the
coming election of a United States Senator
from Massachusetts.
] had not intended nor did l desire to
speak at all In connection with my candi-
dacy for reelection as a Senator Of the
United states. l should much prefer 10
let my record OF service speak Tor me, and
simply ask for 1t the considerable JUDGMENT
OF the Legislature and OF my fellow citizens
whom the Sena tors and Representatives in
the Great and fienc1ai Court represent
But I regard the inVtation with which
YOU have honored me and accept il. I will
speak At such time and place as you ma Y
deem best, and viii take the liberty Of
suggesting the evening OF January g. 1911
as a date convenient 10 me. Il 1t viii he
equally agreeable to you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-16
IMMIGRANT MAY REMAIN
Taft's Judgment indicated in
Admitting Welsh Miner.
lev Te1esrauh to The Tribune.


Pfttsburg, Dec 15-President Taft 5
Judgment in everything the physicians at
Ellis Island and admitting to this coun-
try George Thornton, 2 Welsh coal
miner, has been indicated. Instead of
Thornton being deported as a pauper
he will stay in Pittsburg. and by doing
light work will support himself and his
family. When Thornton was declared
physically unfit to enter the country
President Taft admitted him upon per-
sonal order. Complaints were received
by William Williams, Immigrant Com
missioner from Thornton's creditors in
Europe. and he asked Thornton to eX-
plain if he was able to make a living in
America
Thornton wrote 70 Commissioner Will
lam ten days ago that he had been un-
able to find work that he was a public
charge, and would like TO be deported
to Wales, where he could make living
He said he thought his sister, Mrs. Sarah
Webb, Of this city, had money, but when
he arrived here he discovered that his
sister was barely able TO support her
self Thornton was preparing TO leave
for Wales when notified this afternoon
that friends of his sister had secured
hight work for him and for his two
sors. He will be a Waterman at g.
plant. and with the wages of the three
Thornton thinks he can pay his debts
il. the old country and live comfortably
here He will appeal to the President if
an attempt is made to deport him now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-16

II wish he'd come 70 Iowa and prsseu.
that contention" said Mr. Young. I'd bs
elected to the senate. Otherwise, the pos
sibi1iries are very remote Hence, rae
h1;r-rv-tIp call character OF this speech. =
He contended that the adoption Of ths
rcss piatforTn would place Massachusetts,
OF the same plane as japan and China, Tor.
if the farmers were 10 receive no protecti0u.
thew would 20 to the cheapest market f0-
what they buy He thought the tariff de-
bate should he shut 81
81, Vo,IId be good thing il Congress
should adjourn for two solid years" hs
said. Legislation is menace ~ tines
Let us have cessation OF hostiGJiAs
This is The only way to insure q new era o.
prosperity"
Mr.. Young contsnded that the Use Of the
word progressive was inadmissiole rs
an apology for being caught with tie
gang he said Addressing the Insurgents
directly. he added
You've got TO come back 70 your faith
er's house I'm the keeper % the ark OF
the covenant. and I tell you that when.
Democrats are elected TO the seats Ct VIII
lam Mckinley and James y Garfield the
circumstance should give you pause Now.
if apv progressive here wishes to recant
III see him after the meeting IS out
Speaking of the success Of the Deno--
rscy, he predicted that that party wouIf
encounter much difficulty. But then. he
declared, parentheticalIy, they are Used
to it"
He closed by urging the Republicans %
respond to the call OF the President 70 rally
10 one standard
Senator Rristow resumed his attack CT
the omnibus claims bill He win finish his
address tomorrow, after which II Is *
% cted a vote will be taken
The Senate will adjourn for the Holidays
on " Wednesday, December q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-16
CARNEGIE AT WHITE HOUSE
President Jokingly Suggests Gift
of Millions to Government.

washington. Dec. 15.-Andrew Carnegie
visited the White House to-day and talked
nearly an hour with President Taft. The
President congratulated Mr.. Carnegie on
his gift of $40, 600 to promote peace. He
added. laughingly, that if Mr.. Carnegie had
any more tens of millions that were not
working he was sure some of the gov
eminent departments could use the money
to advantage.
Mr. Carnegie replied that If he started
providing the government with funds he
surely would begin with the chief execu-
tive.
The President expressed his deep interest
in the new foundation In addition to
talking with Mr.. Carnegie he had a long
conference with Senator Root, chairman Of
the board of trustees, regarding the scope
of the work 10 be undertaken.
Mr.. Carnegie told the President he had
great faith IN humanity, and believed it
would not be long before the settlement OF
international difficulties by arbitration was
assured His highest hopes, he said are
pinned to a peace agreement among the
English-speaking peoples.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-16
WOULD BUY EVERY WAR TOY
How Rabbi Levy Would Utilize An
drew Carnegie's Gift.


pittsbIIrg Dec 15.-Rabhi j. Leonard
Levy. of Pittsburg. friend Of Andrew Car
nesie, ce-president OF the international
Peace Union, in speaking of Mr.. Carnegie's
s1o.Goo.onD gift in the interests Of universal
peace, said to-day:
'Tf 1 had my way, l would take the in
terest on the 100000 and buy every tin
soldier, toy cannon. find all kinds OF war
TOYS and destroy them. I would buy every
thing that suggested war / would attempt
to have legislation passed forbiddfng their
sale. Toys and pIaythings suggesting war
teach children to he warlilSe. The spirit
of the age is to GIorify the soldiers of the
world while the moral textures of the ages
gone are not remembered
II believe that an international religion
would result in international peace. War
will always continue until all men under
stand we are children of common Father
and that the cause OF International peace
and international religion go hand in hand"