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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02

All ready for the Opening Of the larg-
est store if its kind in Oklahoma.
All ready for the opening of the larg
est first floor store in the City of Tulsa.
All ready for the opening of the most
popular Ladies' and Children's store.
All ready lor the Biggest, Best Bar
gain Sale I'd properly celebrate the
event.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02

mot iu..reet 0och other sduarcly
THOR. h.r. ou.cn instances wherein
tA1 e..l Nas compelled to ussumc
w. . .I .' oost OF paving improve
. '.tur been hcld an uujus,
t.nr tn .ss those wedge shaped
properties along the usual lines Of as
....H I'd F for this purpose that
. ... .. $4,000 is proposed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02


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water from v.II. instead of from the
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stream. Water was found I'm abnn-
dance. but the nIan was NOT looked
upon with favor through the inreos.
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bed Of the river to tho wotor-works
station.
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but this, If defeated win also carry
with it the extension of water service
as contemplated.
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mand from all parts of the city for
sewer construction. and It is said that
the 100000 asked for this work cap
wisely be expended. The rapid growth
Of the city and the new additions that
have been taken into the city proper.
coupled 70 the fact that a consider.
able portion Of Tulsa as II eyistod
months am Is NOT talon c,ro 90 a..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
A[[SUPONCOURT
HOLDMETHOO
Boston Attorney Makes Plea for
Initiative and Referendum
Laws.

Washington, october cs.--In tho
namo of the States OF California.
Arkansas, Colorado, South Dakota and
Nebraska. George Fred Williams, of
Boston, Mass, to-day sent to Wash
| ington brief calling upon the SUI
| preme Court OF the United states to
| hold constitutional the initiative and
referendum method OF legislation
adopted By Oregon Next week he eN-
pectS 10 ask the court for permission
to file II on behalf OF the Suites, when
the oregon case involving the consti-
tutionalaity of the method comes up
for oral argument before the court.
Imperfect political conditions in this
country have led 10 demand for the
Initiative and referendum method of
legislation. MIR. Williams informs the
court. He speaks OF the demand for
it as a part of the reaction against
the control OF privilege"
"Th3 present movement constitutes
the most momentous political revolu-
ton in our history" Mr.. Williams de-
clares. conducted without bloodsh,d
ana even without acrimonious pcliti-
cal contests
4he attorney for tho states says
that political organizations have not
been responsive to popular will; selec-
ton OF good men" to Office has failed
. 'rty platforms are not regarded as
pledges; the people are unable to trust
their servants
Mr.. Williams declares that the i'm
tiative and referendum does not inter.
fere with the republican form OF GOV.
eminent" which the Federal Constitu-
ton guarantees TO every State. lie
argues that Oregon has a republican
form Of government, whether tho peo-
pie legislate by direct or indirect meth
DDS Ii it has not. he says. only the
state, and not tbs citizens, can com
plain
THE sovereignty Of the people be-
Ing conceded, the claim that the law
making power can only be exercised
through recall has a parallel" says
Mr.. Williams. lin tho reasoning OF the
chambermaid VINO insisted upon hang
ing away picture OF the leaning
tower OF Pisa. and explained that she
could only get tho tower TO hans
straight by hanging the picture crook
ed"
He ADDS thar a government does not
cease to be republic when the people
refuse to delegate all their sovereign
power OF Legislation TO agents. lie
concludes by saying that the people
Of Oregon have not been disappointed
i'll tho direct exercise of their sorer-
cign functions.
Nine other States have followed in
their footsteps. he points out. The
people are fit to govern themselves and
are justifying the confidence and in
junction of the murtyred Lincoln
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
A TRIBUTE

CAMMACk Entered into rest on tho
evening OF October 10, ADDISON
HERNDON CAMMACK, aged twenty.
three years. OF fine business capac
~. splendid physique and illustrious
descent, this young life gave every
success. our busy thoughts go fori
ward and plan and picture the future
of our loved ones, but God says, mot
so. give NJ. thy dearest treasure"
And to WELD IT trustingly, withou;
lnurmur or complaint, is the sevcrcs'
test Of faith. But we know that all
Gods plans are right. and that which
seemed reproof was love most true
lierndon leaves a sorrowing moth
~. most indulgent and devoted step
father and an only brother, near his
own age. whose soul. like that OF
Jonathan to David was knit with
bands OF steel, and tho separation
was like tearing bonds of lesh asun
der.
The funeral services were held ot
the house and the interment in Hoi =
lNwood Cemetery. Tho scene In Hol-
lywood was one OF Unusual beauty--
no shade. and the grass level
stretch OF velvet with exquisite ilow
crs blooming everywhere. Frienda
surrounded the grave In wide cir
Gle, and there was a deep half circle
OF young girls, each bearing n lovely
iioral token and each face full or
sadness and sympathS, There was
no shade, nor falling leaves nor
shadow. The declining sun fell soft :
~ over all and nature seemed 20 put
forth friendly hands, and all her
sad IT was picture an artists eye
would hive fingered OH and Will long
remain impressed oil memory
FRIEND.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
EIret Necci.cs Nn,,..

- New YORK. October as.-'Prcslden,
Iait rs coming 10 review the lieer.''
ihe news i'dsheu iato to-day along inc
hNe.miie iino array OF war vesseis i'm
hudson iNtcr, gave oftccrs ana men a
pieasuidbie thrill and induced redoiI-
ping Of efforts To get everything spiclS
ana span ior tho roviow now set Tor
IHurSday, November :.
Announceme OF the President
coming was good news. TOO. on land
u promised, aside from the pleasure OF
a Presidents visit, a lengthenins of the
neets stay and an even moro spec
taculsr display OF naval evclutions
than mad beeh expected
~ striking incident Of the latter DC
Cured when three OF the noted sea
fighters Of tho Spanish War, the bat.
tleships Massachusetts. Iowa and IN
diana. steamed up ana anchored off
One Hundred and Fiftieth street. This
old crab 1leet,' as the sailors. irrever.
entity call the old-timers, has" Been
taken out az half reserve. in. 4se Jack
channel at the Philadelphia. navy yard
10 participate in tao mobflization for
The purpose, apparentlv, of illustrat
ing the great diftereucs between the
nattleshp OF to-day and that Of q
dozen wears ago.
No visitors were allowed up the fleet
to-day Great crowds arc expected
tomorrow. however. and laboratc
preparations have been made by both
land and marine sections of the police
Department TO look out for their safety.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

age He IS survived by one son. Frank.
ana "A daughter Mrs. Joe Is wood. He
served in tn" war Between tho States.
Mrs. MnrEnrci !. nctnuiey.
Salem. Va. October w Mrs Mar
saret Jane Mccuuley widow of Hon.
william AcCauley, sled last night at
$50 o'clock al her home on East Main
street, aged siXty-oIght wears.
sho was born In Augusta county, and
MAS u daughter Of tho late Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Shiroy. when young girl
she moved with her parents to Roe
nohc county. where she spent her life.
She was married In 1865 to William Nc
Ceuley, who preceded her TO tho gravs
several years ago. she In survived by
nine children ana one sister. Mrs. j. u.
Crabtree.
The funeral VIII be held Monday Of
ternoon at $50 o'clock, from the home.
in,erment VIII be IN East H'li
Special 10 The 'rimea- DispatchI
James ". Chaunccy.
Alexandria. Va. October gs.--Jarncs
W. Chauncey, about ntty.seyen years
old. d'ed today at his home. after
a short illness He was q son OF thu
late John Chsuncey. aud besides hia
wife, leaves the following children:
Mrs. Samuel WlIedhec Miss Daisy
Chauncey Charles, clinton and Frank
Chauncey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
MAY NOT LET TAFT
CAST HIS BALLOT
tContlnued FROM First Page

come the war fleet in New York The
president Will so To Morgantcwn, w.
va. on November from Pittsbure.
ana instead of going direct to the
springs to rest UP will hurry off to
New York, spending the day WITH the
feet
The President will board the Nav
hover Hpon his arrival al s:So o'clocl,
inc morning of November at jersey
City' and go up the hudson River. re.
turning In time to start for Hot
springs al o'clock III the evening
Ihe President viii not uctuallv sat fnG,t
an Now YORK under the present az.
lahsNhleht lie makes the trip at Inc
ssiussestlon 81 Secretary of the Navy
~. ~, VINO talked win him mere To-
udS over th@ Importance OF the fleet
movement at New YORK. aha urged nm
10 make an official visit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
MORPHINE AND
WHISKEY HABITS
Cured Without Pain or Re.
straint at Cedarcroft SAM.
tarium, Lebanon, Tenn.

men. Legislators. Bankers, Physicians.
Ministers. College Professors, and by
hundreds Of former patients as a high
and humane treatment OF DRUG, AL
CoHoL AND TOBACCO ADpICTIoNs.
The institution Is licensed under a
special law of Tennessee, which re-
quires that institutions OF this cherac-
ter must be under the direct manage
stefan, who must reside in the SAM.
tnrium ana give the patients his per
sonak attention. The physician in
charge must also make oath that he
has nad oyer ave yHArs' actual eSpe-
rienoe In the treatntr.t Of these addic-
tons and that he makes at least 90
per cent OF cures. This puts Cedar
croft in a class by itself, as it is the
only Sanitariunn in this section OF the
country with q physician in charge
who can qualify under this Law, and
one OF the few in the United States.
The Sanitarium is equipped with
every modern convenience, including
the latest electro therapeutical eauip-
The treatment involves NO suffering
and no restraint. Each patient ia
treated privately In mis- or her own
room, and special pains are taken to
protect them from publicity or UNI
pleasant associations. NO insane or
objectionable patients are taken at any
price.
80 FEE OR DEPOSIT IS ASKED OR
EXPEGTED UNTIL a CURE rs Eff
FA6 SrHH oPP T nsis p hTniNF sAr1S-
Those who cannot visit tha SAM.
tarium can be successfully treated at
home. Write for booklet and refer
eneeE to Dr. POWER GRTsBLE. Medi-
cal Director CedareroYt Sanitariurn
Box 500. Lebanon. Tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
POLICE COURT CASES
Effort Being Made to Send Raymond
smIth nnD Srntt 10 RcfnrnnatnrN

Effort Being Made to Send Raymond
Smith arJ Scott TO Reformatory.
The hearing OF Raymond Smith. six
teen years old. of 2S3 South Second
street, and Edward Scott. twelve
years old. of I15 North FIFTH Street.
who we're arrested Friday afternoon
hy Detective Sergeant Wiley and De
t@ctivcs Krengel and Gentry, was con
tinued III Police Court Yesterday morn
ing to November .. The hearing OF
Antonio Glovannett. charged With
purchasing stolen property from Smith
was continued to the same date
The two boys are charged with hav-
ms committed several netty house
thefts, and much plumber was found
In their possession AS they have
given the police much trouble. an ef-
fort = being made to have them sen,
10 the state Reformatory.
NJ Smith. charged with obtain
.ns $50 from \ H. Davis under false
pretenses was placed under $500 SC.
eurity for twelve months Three
other like cases against him were dis.
missed
Clarence Grown. co,ored. was SEN
70 ieil for thirty days for steanns
pp OF trousers from Fred Morris
! Linwood Carter. alias "sheepy," wa
sent on TO the grand jury on chare.
OF breaking into the stables of c;
a Bowden and L. " Campbell
| Edward Richardson, colored. wa
gent on 10 this grand jury on thare
81 stealing watch from W. ]. Lacy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
OBITUARY
-
tNNII. UInCIIAND.


ANNIE BtkCiiARp. daughter Of Wells
ana Eta. Birchari. died at the home
OF her parents. near Mechanicsville
Turnpike. ! ~ NJ. Monday. October
teen days,
Funeral from tho residence Tues
day afternoon The pnlibearers We're
from Mr.. Orchards sunday school
class; Masters Ernest johnson. Rob
ert Drake. Raymond Applewhite and
Dudley Collins. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev IL. T. Baiderson, or
Highland springs. recent home OF tht
Orchard family. Burial in lakewood
Death OF Henry Hibbie.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Gloucester Courthouse. Va. October
2S,-Henry Hibble, the oldest citizen
OF Gloucester county. died at h!s homo
near Belroi. this rlorning. Mr.. Hibblc
was ninety three years old lie walked
TO Gloucester Courthouse last court
day. aS has been his custom FOR many
years. distance OF four miles.
Mr.. Hibblc was q Confederate sol.
dier. He lost two sons during the war
who fought with him in the C1nfed-
crate Army.
Edgar James Booker.
Edgar James. oldest son of air. ind
Mrs. Eddie Booker. died at his parents
residence. 1873 West Cary Street, yes
terday morning at 1850 o'clock. after
"a few days illness Besides his
parents ho leaves three sisters and two
brothcrs-Corn. Lorrainc. Flossie, Ber-
nard and Albert.
The funeral Will take place this at
ternoon at o'clock from Randolph
street Baptist Church. Intcrment in
lakewood Cemetery.
John c. Angler.
John c. Angler a wealthy lumber.
man OF Durham. \. C., who was well
known III Richmond. died Friday il
New York city. The body. which wal
taken to the North Carolina town
passed through Richmond yesterday
Mr. Angler was a brother in law of u,
y. Duke. of Durham
Willium l., Teter.
Goshen, Va. october 2S-At Goshen
at 1920 y. NJ. today William Luther
-reter died. after a long and painful
illness. He was seventy-one years Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
Farley Is EIoted.

New York, October 2S-The Most
Rev. J. NJ. Farley, Archbishop OF New
York, when seen his homo to-day,
was highly clated AT the news from
Rome that he was to be created car
dinal al the consistory TO be held No
Vember ~. but he refrained from ca
pressing himself az accepting the cable
gram as conclusive. The Cablogram
was from Mgr Kelly. editor of a Brit
ish paper In Rome. and read:
"Heartiest congratulations
This news is highly welcome, OF
course" said the archbishop, but IL is
hard to believe. IT is mos, unusual TO
announce such elevations Il mouth in
advance of the copsistory"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
Deaf HIS

rIMBERLAkE--n.Died. at las resldence,
county. at Gao r. NJ. October %,
1911. WILLIAM l. TiMBERLAKE. in
the siXty-first year of his age. He
leaves, besides his wife, three daugh-
tiers and one son
Funeral will take place THIS (Sun
day. AFTERMooN a. G,clook.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
wH1TE--pied. at the residence of his
FRIDAY afternoon. October 81. LEE
WHITE, JR., beloved son of Mrs
funeral MONDAY. october go, 3 P.
Friends are invited to attend.
sIAtMs-Died. suddenly. in the Penn
sylvania station at Philadelph!a.
Richmond He is survived by his
Funeral SUNDAY MORNING at IL
church, corner Monroe and Catherine
New yorl, ana washington papers
please copy.
EooKER-pied. at the residence Of his
parents. 1928 West Gary street; O. !,
JAMES, aged nineteen years.
Funeral will take nlace at "A P. NJ
TO-DAY from Randolph Street Bap-
fist Church. Interment In lakewood
Cemetery
FITTs--Died. at St Luke's Hospital
Richmond Va, Friday, October 81, s
A. NJ. AGNES MORTON. wife OF Col
onel Sanford q. Fits, of Cascade. Va.
Interment in family burying
ground,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
IN MI MORlAM

IAN Oh NYNER-.At n meeting Of the
Conference OF st. Vincen, dc Paul Of
ST Peters Church. Richmond. Va-op
October g. 1911, the following minute
was unanimously adopted:
The RI. REV. AUGUSTINE VAS
pE VYNER. Bishop OF Richmond
PASSED to his eternal reward IN
ibis city on October l6. 1911. Fo,
the past forty years. as prlesi
and bishop, he labored with untiaS-
sins zeal and self sacrificing devo.
tioE for the spiritual and material
welfare Of all tho people under his
charge.
AS spiritual director OF our con.
ference Tor several years, by his kind
and sympathetic advice, We were
stimulated TO our best rndeavors in
our work OF cnarity foH the poor.
Ills personal beneiactions, witch
were most generous ana always dts
pensed with freedom from ostenta-
tion, harmonlzed most beautifully
with the humility OF HIS life, and
lett us an example most WORTHY oi
imitation.
In defending the right or henoune.
ing the wronS. he was unCompromis-
ing, but aiwayG maintained MIS- po-
sluon in spirit OF charity 10 all
ana malice TO none.
lie was chivalrous man in ths
truost sense OF III. word, an ideal
priest ana friend to all VINO can't
10 him. whether people Of his oWT
faith or not. 40 ali ms fellow. towns.
men. whether of high on low degreu
he extended. without reservation, hia
gracious coPdiality.
Cheerful! optimism and persistent
EFFORT carried MN sucCcssful!y
through diiiicultieg and embarrass.
mcnts calculated to discourage anu
doicat most mon.
y great ana noble man is dead;
an illdstiicuS career Is closed; a great
t.ts.a
labors III the Masters vineyard. has
joined the ranks OF the eject. Cnlu.
like 1aith ana simplicity joined nanua
with great prililancy oil MIND, while
tue gov from mis- deep ana tender
heart embraced in its fauiance the
entire humanity Tor which he sucTi-
ficed himself
In deep and loving gratitude We
snail always pay Tor the happy and
eternal repose oil his soul.
10 his sister in belgium and his
nephew. Kew Louis Smet, OF this city,
in thcr bereavement. we extend our
most profound sympathy and condo
lence
JOHN {. HAGAN.
JAMES L. PHILLIPS, JR..
FELlN kEEGAN.
John KAlN,
JOS. =. DART.
THOMAS a, MuEpaY ,'''''
Secretary.
J cAVANAUGlI, President.
PolNTs-In loving remembrance OF my
dear son ana our brother, ALFRED
LEONARD POINTS, who departed
i i9io life one year ago October 81,
II vas at m!dnights silent hour.
When all was hushed TO rest.
Thy gentle spirit took its flight
TO mansions of the blest.
II time or change or aught below
Gould bring that treasure back to
Our sorrows would be DER.
BY HIS MOTHER AND SISTERS.
TRAINUM--1n sad but loving remem-
brance OF my dear mother. MRS.
MARTHA TRAINuM. who died one
year ago to-day.
Farewell. my dean mother
I've spent ono sad and lonely year.
You lsft me with an aching heart,
The day when you and I did part.
Unknown ana forgotten by some ehs
may be.
But tho grave that contains her ia
sacred to me.
BY her daughter,
MRS. ANNIE ALLANsON.
sPRldGs-in loving memory of our
dear mother. MARTHA 4. SPRIGGs,
who departed this life one year ago
HEP r,IJII pREN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

lid lid. cans Gold Medal Coffee Java and Mocha soc
barrpp 'eSt 'atent Flour SIC bag; or, per
Best quality Mixed Spices for picking ID zoe
Pure Bright Va. Comb Honey, lib pkg. t17 c
smp Res sour kro"t &c qt or per gallon Csc
Best American GRADUATED Sugar pound 7c
New Barley, pound ...... a.
New Hominy Grits pound A.
New Clean Currants, lib. pkg. lie
New Mincemeat per pound .......... Sc
New PocalOntas Corn, ........ Or
Z bars SC Circus Brand Soap for 2sc
Imported Dill Salt Water Pickles. gallon a0c
New Prepared Buckwheat, lbs, &c; 3 lbs, lac
LARGE cans California Table Peaches ~ t5c
PURE Strained Honey, z lbs. iur. ........ 25c
BrookdaIe Asparagus, California, can iS
Absolutely Pure Cider Vinegar, made in Abe S1''
Good Green or Mixed Tea, per H.. 3oe
Fairbanks Cotteline, in cans, lb. .. i4c
We are selling old Rye and Corn Whiskey, quart SOC
Concord or Square Brand Milk, car, Or
Extra Fine Quality Buttermilk Toilet Soap,
bars 49,. f' M
10 bars Forest City Laundry Soap DC
Bottled Beer, dozen Observation-Disclosures. 55c
Quart bottles California Carct Wine 3oe
3-lb jar Home Made Preserves .. 20c
Duffy's Malt Whiskey, large bottles .... 85c
Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, for. I0c
Quart 9a,ft jars Mustard Observation-Disclosures. loc
Beaufont Ginger Ale, dozen. ...............S1O 90
Large New Irish Potatoes, peck 3sc
II bars Swift Snap Soap. .............. 25c
plugs Peach, Reynolds and other brands To-
bacco for Observation-Disclosures. pc
Full Cream American Cheese, lb 1se
lbs. Best Lump Starch. ..........,s.... 2sc
New Cut Herrings, hall barrels, S2.75; barrels
S4.40; per dozen .......... ... 1Oc
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour SIC bag; or
per barrel .,... .......... IS On
Good Hay, per 100 lbs. ........... 81 40
Nice Fat Mackerel for -. ........... 95c
lib cloth sacks Best Carolina Rice ..., &c
DID pals Home Made Preserves .35c
Finest SHREDDED Cocoanut, lb..............., I4c
Mothers or Quakcr's Oats, pkg. ............ &c
Quart bottles Salad Oil. ................. zoe
SlOO pottleS oid fucher Whiskey. ..... 90c
bars Life Buoy Soap. .......l.. ... 25c
Genuine Imported Italian Olive Oil, pint cans. 4Oc
Lib pkg. Finest Maccaroni ... ....... 7c
Fresh Soda Crackers and Ginger Snaps, Id. Sc
Good Cracked Corn for chickens, per peck . &c
Ceresota or Gold Medal Flour 43c bag; or, per
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
Gil,bnn. Nnt Infnrnnn,l

Forest Glen. Md. October 2s.--Wher.
Cardinal Gibbons. of Baltimore, who is
here tonight, was Informed OF the
news from Romo that Monsigncr Fal-
COMO and Arehbishops Farley and
OConnell we're to be created cardinals
at the next consistory, he said he had
no word from the Vatican to that effect
and he had no means OF knowing how
authentic II was. The cardinal. how
ever, declared he would be very pleased
II the information was true Further
he would mako no comment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

sisnor Diomede Falconio, was greatly
surprised tonight when shown the
dispatch from Rome stating that he
was to BIT made a cardinal
~ do not believe there is any truth
In the report" said the pepsl delegate
that l am TO he made a cardinal
Further than this lie woui6 not dis
Cuss the matter