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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26
State PRIMARY TO
SELECTCOMMITTEENAN
TATE BRADY PROPOSES \ PLAN
TO ELECT A DEMOCRATIC Ma
TlONAL COMMITTEEMAN.

Hon, Tate Brady, present democrat
ic national committeeman from OK
lahoma, ana candidate for reelection,
has suggested n plan that will prob
ably be adopted to settle the matter
Of which one Of half dozen or more
candidates for this office shall b..
elected without causing a disruption
In the democratic ranks at the state
convention in February.
Last night Mr. Brady issued the rot-
lowing statement:
II hereby issue an invitation to all
the present candidates or all who may
become candidates for the office of
democratic national committeeman, to
Join with me in peNtioning the state
election board 10 have our names
placed on the ballots at the state
wide primary TO be held next August.
This election is mandatory. and
would be Of no expense no any candi-
date, he he the richest or the poor
est In oklahoma. / believe in letting
the people rule"
(Sienod) W. TATE BRADY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT WAS IN TIIE
AIR All RIGHT.


Patrolman Gordon was walking his
lonely Vigil on East First street last
night about . O'Clock, a short time
before he had finished his Christmas
dinner Of turkey, cranborries, etc. Tho
late Christmas day rain was drllzllng
In his face and he was probably
thinking Of his own warm and cheer
Ing fresido at home He chanccd 10
notice, near the corner of Main and
First, poor old shlyering horse,
hltchod TO single buggy and he re-
membored that this same horse had
been hitchcd IN the Identical spot
some two hours before. Feeling sorry
for "Dobbin" or whatever his name
might be, tho officer approached him
IN his official capacity aud asked tho
horse II he had partaken Of his Christ
mas dinner
The animal gave the accustomed re-
ply OF neigh, neigh" whereupon Pa
trolman Gordon promptly arrested
Mr.. Horse ns well az the buggy and
took him TO n nearby livery barn,
whore he was given good feed and
a warm bed, while the Score was
charged to the owner Of the animal
whoyer he might happen TO be,
The Christmas spirit was certain
Iy IN the air yesterday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26

knives arranged on four pedostals.
or scissors there wero fifteen dozen
pairs arranged in pyramid form, with
thirty-fiYe pieces of builders hard
ware all united, which were taken
IRON the oOmpanys sample room,
The aluminium cooking utensils filled
In 10 good advantage. Oother goods
consisted Of saws. hammers and
Squares. The chain effect from the
corner column TO the center was
formed with padlocks,
Tho float complete was fourteen
feet long aud seven foet wide, Three
horses were driven tandm. The scare
iiy Of carnations shown in the Illus
tration Is due 10 the fact that they
were snapped of by eager hands in
the crowd. only one pocketknife was
was lost The little girls are Mr.. Me-
Clure's daughters
THE low cost Of factory power in
Tulsa from gas. oil aud coal fields
Is responsible for the wide diversity
Of manufacturers IN that place. It Is
also the jobbing centre for moro than
one hundred towns within a radius Of
fifty miles Five railroads run through
the city The last federal census
showed that Tulsa had increased In
population from 1880 In 1900 to 49,
l82 In 1910. This Is one Of the places
hat is doing things for which okla
loma is remembered"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26
MORO REBELS FORCED TO LAY
DOWN THEIR ARMS.
Band of GOO We're Surrounded by
American Troops and Starved
into SurIpndcring.

MANILA, Dec. 25.--The Moros,
who several days ago retired to Bud
Dajo Peak, in the island OF Jolo,
which they had fortified, capltulated
today to the American troops. The
Moros numbered 600 and defied an
ultimatum issued by Brleadier Gem
eral Pershing ordering the disarma-
ment Of natives in the district. Their
supplies We're cut Off and they were
surrounded I'm their stronghold by
American infantry. Finally they were
forced to accede through hunger, and
marched out and laid down their
arms.
Prior to this surrender a desperate
band Of twenty tried to force an out
post, but were repulsed. Several Mo-
ros were killed, but there were no
Amrican losses.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26
WOULD ONLY GET HIM OUT FEET
FIRST.
'Niarsc Iicnry Gives His Opinion of
the Political OuilOOx for
President.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. EFF
Roosevelt is put in the White House
In 1912 we will never get him out
again except feet first" This was
the statement today Of Col. Henry
Waiterson, editor OF the Louisville
Cowrior-Journal in commenting on the
republican situation throughout the
country.
Mr.. Watter5on expressed the belief
that the long looked for change %
parties was at hand, but he had not
delivered his choice for the demo
cratic nomination.
Colonel Watterson declared that in
his opinion, the republicans could no,
elect either Roosevelt or Taft, and
said The third term was step toward
absolutsm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26
MAIL BOAT HAS STRANGE EX-
PERIENCE.
Encountered Many EARTHQUAKES In
Voyage from Panmma To san
Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 25.-Manv
earthquakes and one or two days in
which she Encountered unusually
heavy seas, featured the voyage of the
Pacific Mail liner PENNSYLVANIA, which
arrived in port today from Panama.
chief Engineer J. r.. keenan, was
caught by huge roller that boarded
the Pennsylvania off the Gulf Of Tc-
hauntopec and was swept one hundred
feet along the deck dashed against
a winch and seriously bruised
The earthquake zone was cncoun-
tered az s o'clock on the morning Of
December 17th. and The upheavals
continued until 3 o'clock IA the after
noon. coming at intervals of about
twenty minutes. The PENNSYLVANIA
was of Acapulio at the ume.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26
STRUCk DOWN ny MYSTERIOUS
BULLET.
Shot ana Killed. But None Heard Re
port of the Gun That Carried
Fatal Message.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Dee. e5.-Pc-
dostrians were astonishod yesterday
when JOHN Houlihan. AGED 40. sud-
denly collapsed ON the sidewalk. e-x
claiming that he had been shot No
ono near him had heard the report of
q revolver and he was rushed TO "A
hospital. his friends believing that he
had been stricken with heart failure.
An examination showed a bullet hoel
in his breast He died shortly after
wards. Police say that the bullet
was from a revolver fired in another
part OF the city by Christmas revclers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26
WELL KNOWN HUNTER SLAIN.
Killed by Bulletin Fircd Through u
Window.

MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 25.-llendrike
Delon "A well known hunter and guide
who has resided on Say Minette for
the past thirty years died at his home
early this morning with one side Of
his head blown OF.
There were no evidences Of strug-
gle ana the suppositlon Is that he
was fired upon through the open door.
Tho body was discovered by a neigh
bor who came to this city to notify
the Baldwin county authorities. There
is no clue 10 the perpetrator Of tho
deed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26
CROSSES MISSISSIPPI ON
4 BOAT.
Leaves His Machine Behind to Eat
Christmas Dinner with
His Mother.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 25.-Robert
Fowler, who is flying from the Pa
clfic to- the Atlantic coast, crossed
the Mississippi river today, but the
crossing was made on a ferry boat
and the aviator was in a passenger
car on his way to a Christmas dinner
in this city with his mother Fowler
left his machine at Paradise, La,
twenty-five miles west of the river,
further flight being impossible today
because Of heavy rains. He will re-
turn to Paradise tomorrow and re-
sumo his schedule.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26
packers, JnrN CeIebrates QuIeny.

CHICAGO, Dee 25.--The jury IN
the case Of the ten Chicago meat
packers on trial for alleged violation
OF the sherman antitrust law passed
a quiet Christmas IA its quarters at
a downtown hotel under the eyes of
two United States deputy marshals.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

ccc:.co90.cc9SSo.sco.s.c.o
LOST-Child's white Angora neck
piece on Third, between Main and
Maybell streets. Finder please phone
66 and get rweard.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26
Hioks'CAPUDlNE:. [.

is the best remedy to take. It's
liquid - effects immediate = pleas
ant to take. l0c, 25c and soc at
drug stores.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26
sa T. G CD "a q me 6,
Impair Mental Faculties

and should not be allowed to be.
come chronic. Whether caused by
heat or cold, stomach disorders O.
nervousness
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26
A REAL BOOST
FOR REAL TOWN
FAME OF TULSA DURBAR KNOWN
ACROSS TliE CONTINENT or
AMERICA.
ADVANTAGEOUS PUBLICITY
Hardware Trade Publication Gives
Bog Boost For Bigger and
Better Tulsa.

The fame Of Tulsas First Annual
Industrial Dubar held last October
continues TO spread broadcast. Iron
Age Hardware" a trade publcati ON
printed In New York, which has a
wide circulation throughout the Unit
ed States and many foreign countries,
In the current issue deVotes an entire
page TO an article descriptive Of the
Tulsa Durbar, with especial reference
to the float Of the Durbar parade Of
the Mcclure Hardware company Of
this city, A handsome reproduction
Of the float Eliminates the article.
Following is the special STORY" car
rled by the publication:
The Real BOost.
standing wen in the forefront of
all that goes for the progressiVeness
Of a state, Oklahoma is always found
acLNo, ready TO grasp her opportuni-
ties and make the strides that build
the future. Tho city of Tulsa CON
tributed her portion toward the state
publicity recently when a large indus
trial parade was held in that CITY,
which is said to have been the most
brilliant affair of this kind ever pulled
off in Oklahoma.
ut was proposed as an industrial
exhibit and named the Tulsa Durbar.
The pageant extended over three miles
in length and required an hour and
loity minutes to pass a given point.
Included In the parade were local
merchants city, officials, civic organ
izations. bands, the fire department.
soldiers and lodge teams.
THE industrial growth of Tulsa
has been so vigorous In the past half
dozen years that eighty-two manu-
faoturers and jobbers appeared in the
parade, and more than two hundred
lloets and decorated vehicles, repre-
senting retail merchants.
Description of Float.
"One of the floats which won the
nearly approval of the crowd was
that of II. O. Mcclure, hardware mer-
chant which is here reproduced. The
iloat was decorated by joseph Nc
'ohnell, clerk in the store. A white
muslin covering trimmed with roval |
piue putting and pleating with twen- |
ty-tour paper carnations around the1
euses formed a striking setting FOR
the goods displayed. These consist |
ed ot twenty-seven dozen pocket !
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26
p. o. and g. Runs aud Dcli,crisr

Net runs and deliveries from be
cember I. 1911, to December 2i,
1911. both dates inclusive.
Total Daily
Barrels Averare
Runs .......1S5L25O.2t SS.A40.49
Deliveries 2.o55.Sis.59 s7S73.79
Taken ont of
tankage .".. 19S.O99.3S 9.433.sO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26

Many Of the teachers who took ad-
vantage IF the short holiday IN the
lty schools during Christmas week
20 spend Christmas day with their
1arents VIII rush beck to Tulsa In
ime to leave here Wednesday morn
ng with the seventy or more teach
rs who VIII comprise the Tulsa dele
ation TO the sixth annual meeting
f tho Oklahoma Educational associa-
ion, which holds forth at oklahoma
ity ON Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of this week.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02

an unb Derfunb fis5 baau, bic Neit.
5ublung innerbdlb etnes sssdbres 5u
leiiten.
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Der ongeIebeniten aer5te In iener @es
senb, unb iein gbnuffenr William
RoB tpurben ouf Der 6eimfdhrt in eiz
nem autoznnfoll, als bic Wsafhine
umIdlus unb bic SnioFen unter iih
begrub, 10 f6lper perlebt. bnB iie
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IL llbr Rndts. Mebrsre Sornier
tubren in friiber Morgenitunbe duf
bem Wess sur Creamery on benz ums
geitiir5ten gluto norbei, niht obnenb,
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den, bas sur S6uIe ging, aus Reus
eierbe unter bas Mntp blidte, entnedte
es bort bic inSipifben betpubtIos ges
tpprbenen Mdnner. sic edb fofprt
alarm unb mebrsre Sormer befreit.n
Johann bic llneliidlihen aus ibrer
entiesIi6en Gage unb brdhten iis mad
benz Bel Spfpttal in 9rontsburs, mo
Or. Bel nm IL llbr unb RoB, Der
Chauffeur, eegen Utittas ftdrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02
Jnldnoiibe Ha9ribteit i.

8autsrottmaau isbi
Willipnen Dertb. eSn gfihter
Goffsp's 4btbeiluns i'm Sbergeri6t su
Sun Srancisto lift I'm bic gefGtis
gung oes @ertaufs bon 100 adern
Gunoss in Santa Barbara gountp,
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Dalterin bss gantiers 5bonlas 8eu,
nd6gefu6t iporben. 8el itarb Dor
10 Sabren i'm 8anterott uno lief
Shulben in Der 50be bon 81, 900, >
600 auriid. Rihter goffep iebte bic
8eftdttsuns oes 8ertaufsbefebls ouf
ben 19. Wiai an. Seit benz rnpfteri0s
fen 9obe 8ea's in benz iosenannten
r9auie Der 9ebeimnifs" in Der Sones
Strube Dor Is Subren, fiub feline
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battsn, ni6t nur getilgt tpOrosn, fDns
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gs beibt, baB bic iibrisen 2Gnoereien
fir nube5u $3,00O,0O0 pertauft mere
ben ioll.n uno baB Der 6anbel beie
nabe obgefdloifen iei. Die fiirslid
bertauften Qdnbereen, berenr gertauf
jest beftdtigt tperDen fou, Iisssn in
5anta Barbara gountp unb finb
9beiIe Der beriibmten Ran4o be los
@lcwps. Der 9ertauf tpurbe om 8.
Wci obgei6Icifen; Der f6ufsr, s. g.
Wan Datn1s ichlis 500 IN SCAR
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An perfanfen S6uier.

6 m MI e-spenes ss3tnuusr sStf'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02
Sn Sermietben Stntner.

Gtafe are, lz3I EIet fnbHe .arcbs, reEls
gtmuier i'm z. Stc6. glraHtpcler Wcrfen
nEistbe 800. bp
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Trei f6BHs 8 1 ruut sr rusi afTei Esauens.
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rene BET gBsHt ptrbraudi: sbtnip eHtsg Rafises
@faHei tpsrs ~ anHtkmtortn @rtiis esrfGah.
9a@tufrnstn Bal e. GIlsrmsna. R3 Bcplas
Etrehs.
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geIb sa berIeihert.

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IN. o. xssh- grasbtnt.
Eesta htr HSsscfiies.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02
Hsreins.a .aaseises.
OBJ 1ellssp S6neerdbsr.

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Ahne. TEei CUTE SteHnHQen often.
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oIfdbreHe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1raHeEog'
fditon norpef6otien,
9Hiernntional @HspscumeHt griSeuu,
422 Maee Elr.. HinfnseE i0-iI. 4
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Sausarbeis. auieE gcta. HsnagtfoIns Gsaf Z.
Gale nbe, Neoucais.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02

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Bnmalif; aa:sr eoen. 5000 Eurnsi CD
Stat g. 2le0nhaIs.
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aPc1Teeor abe, ad. AubarH
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betoxaen tam In fleinst Sougilte: ptefereHssn
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in stuer 9niL8s osinifntte in 9aatHrtne Ohio
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Cher Mde6eH nM In Der Ensnfae3e an BEL
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re1 uni anf etneT gnym az arbefseE . Diet
len bon bier. IL E9eii Court En-. Gamitaa
lgprpen.
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THIS WEEKS
PROGRAMME
IN CONGRESS
Canadian Reciprocity Bill in
Senate and Wool Tariff RO-
vision In House

Washington, n Cs June la-Can-
adam reciprocity discussions In the
senate this week viii center on the
Root amendment to the wood pulp
and paper schedule, with Mr.. Root
ia speech undertaking to show why
his provision should be IN the bill,
and President TAFT. and the honse
Democratic leaders fighting to pre-.
vent its Inclusion.
In the house she ways are cleared
for a vote on the wool tariff revision
bill probably Tuesday.
Pending the outcome Of Senator
Roots speech, which IS scheduled foi
early HI the week. II is claimed the
president will have a following OF
about twenty Republicans and thirty
70 thirty-fiTe Democratic senators
against the Root amendment, which
s0 far has developed more fire than
amy other Feature Tts opponents say
II would be fatal To the measure in
conference between the two houses.
The house leaders have announc-
ed they viii refuse to accept the
rider and She president Is urging
the senatorial supporters to the
Canadian agreement TO stand solidly
against the amendment
In the house the Democratic lead
ers have taken heart over the reci-
procity situation. They declared to.
day that developments in the senate
the last week have led them to be-
lieye that the Canadian reciprocity
bill as passed by the house win be
passed by the senate with the Root
amendment voted down.
~ think now said Majority Lead.
er Underwood today, that the orig
inal bill viii be passed By the senate
and that there Is no chance for the
Root amendment
Today threatens to be d dav 1T
Mrangling over the committee ais.
charge calendar The Democratic
leaders Who have successfully avoid
ed discussion OF bills -ot in sne cau.
Gus legislative program were unable
Saturday, for the first time this ses-
sion % muster enough votes to ad-
loarn over the discharge calendar
Monday
They expressed confidence. how.
ever that the caucus pledge would
keep their party members united IN
spite OF the pension bugaboo which
turks in the discharge calendar and
that all motions to discharge will be
voted down
ihe house will send to conference
the Brstow amerdment to the reso.
luton providing for popular election
Ct senator's, according to the bouse
leaders who say the house already
has voted down similar proposition
Inc resolution will be taken in III
the house next Wednesday,