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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-09
KANSAS warning
SUNDAY OPENING
SHERIFF OF CRAWFORD COUNTY
SETS HALL ABLAZE.
MOB attempts SHOOTING
Chance That Militia May BE Called
Out-May stop All Sunday Work
Al Topeka.

Pttsburg Kas.. MAY S,-Sheriff Ed
Brazil Of Crawford County, Sunday
evening burned the Turner hall near
Curranyille, mining camp, eleven
miles north Of here, and policed the
country near there with special dep
uties TO avert riot following the at
tempt to shoot Thomas j. Karr, pro-
scouting attorney, when he entered a
joint in search Of evidence. Karr was
beseigcd In the postoffce in Curran-
Vile, when Brazil and ten deputies ar
rived In motor cars from Pittsburg. II
was necessary to disperse more than n
hundred angry men before he could
be freed
The militia are to be ordered into
Crawford County within ten days un-
less the lid Is screwed down tight
| This was the statement made here this
afternoon at mass meeting 10y John
| S. Dawson, attorney general.
Governor Stubbs has assured me
that If l believe It necessary to call
/ for troops 10 have my orders carried
out he will gladly send me all I need, "
Mr.. Dawson declared And I shall
certainly ask for the troops unless the
| local authorities obey my orders at
once"
Following Mr. Dawson's talk It was
suggested that law and order league
be organized by the citizens to aid the
state officials In suppressing the liquor
traffic In Pittsburg and Crawford
| County, More than a hundred men
/ and women volunteered their services
in the work Relative to his instruc-
tlons to the sheriff and county attor
neys IN the counties where thcaters
have been open on Sundays, Mr. Daw.
son said:
"My telegram and instructions went
only TO the counties where ! had in
| formation that theaters had been run
ming Sunday. 7 had no information AT
that time that theaters were operating
IN Wyandotte County on Sunday and go
sent no message there. orders will he
issued to that county and all others
where there are Sunday theaters at
once, however, My instructions last
week were only 10 Atchison, Leavon-
worth and Crawford CouSjos. l shall
see now that the theaters in all parts
Iof Wyandotte County are closed on
Sunday, and kept closed"
The theaters here were closed Sun
day, but cigar stores and soda roun-
Itains were open. All the slot machines
in town were taken out Saturday night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-09

After short examination he ordered
The boy rushed to the St. Anthony
hoLpLllL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-09

In case of an incorporation the of stock liable for moth
ing provided the stock certificate states clearly that the STOCK
nonassessabe Again if partner in any business ges oS
ed he can tie up the business in meshes of legal red tape
till is ruined before it be disenanged Whereas II
stock company he can vote the of his stock in deb
GRAFTON of the company but in the majority decides on line
of action different from his opinion he must submit with oocV
or profanity, he sees fit, but he must submit
an any business owned by the reasons for forming
stock company fewer and limited almost entirely to the need
Of money enlarge the business Many prosperous bus
could be improved with capital and 1t Is not uhusu
for man to incorporate sell shares of stock to the money
in enIagng his business instead of borrowing the money
he boows and able pay back he is better off, for the new
business his whereas if he sells stock to raise his money t
larger portion of the increase the stockholders IN DIVIDENDS
another advantage in the stock company idea is that it
makes good firms credit better Per CONTRA makes weak
credit Once each every incorporation must give
to the statement of its liabilities and assets II the
creditors any person who is interested in the business desire
anything of its affairs this report is matter of record
and may be SEEN Fayng such report is criminal otense
81 know of one case where articles Of incorporation would
have saved three from absolute ruin Three business men
took flyer the purchase Of rock They put up S3OOU
EACH and put foreman with of men, to working the
quarry The foreman careless and one morning blast went
off premaurey adding nine Italian faces to the population OF
heaven The widows walled and then sued for damages which
the court allowed the rate of $4,000 victim The total was
$36OOO and when the entire assets of the three owners were
gathered bunch they amounted to $28OOO OF which one man
had less than $1,000 another $500 and the other fellow the
balance Had the quarry been stock company the only aoy
IN either man on nonassessab stock would have been the pro-
ceeds of the the quarry and the tools used working It,
zone advantage the stock company is that each has
its board of directors consisting Of from Ve to twenty men, and
the policy of the firm settled by these men in conference AZ
result of having dozen cooperating the affairs of the firm
are not so liable extremes, for ten heads are better
than
"In case of mans DEATH his estate has much tang-
BILE and marketable asset in shares of stock in concern than they
have in partnership part ownership Where father raises
his sons up business it the custom to incorporate CIV
inc each son number of shares of stock in addition to
ar for his services The father may retain 81 per cent and
thus hold control of the business to the time OF his DEATH and
still not make the feel that they mere brelng waiting
for dead mems shoes Faithful employees are often rewarded in
the same way These Of the advantages Of Incorporation
and if there be disadvantages, do not know Of hem
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-09
THE BUSINESS DOCTOR

TNELL you about stock companies repeated the Business
Doctor g" suppose you getting the fever Of ncor-
poration which has become almost epidemic Funda
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-09

Special 20 the World.
Guthrie, okla, May S,--A deed 10
old Electric park and bah grounds
was today delivered 10 the Guthrie
park commission. city and park war
rants have been turned over to A. IT.
Classcn, oklahoma City, who convey
ed the thlrty-three acres for n con-
sideratlon Of $1,000 The title Is held
by the city and the park commission
and Is to be used for extension Of the
watorworks system and for park pur-
poses Work will be started room on
the park which adjolns Mineral Wells
park.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-09
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PawhusNo OKLA. May S-Tho 100
Knws that have boon hero fcostlug
aud poVWowing with the nabobs OF
tho i'cd race tho last twelve days, LEFT
for thoir huts ana vlgwams IN Kay
county yesterday They had q glor-
lous old fashioned time while IN this
vicinity and strange TO relate, It is
said that mono Of them got drunk,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-09
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-09

Special tu the World
Pawhuska, okla, May S.-RoN A.
NJ. Nirden, Methodist minister, deliv-
cred mastery sermon on the relg-
ion of the late Count Leo Tolstoi last
Sunday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-09
INDIAN sues RAILWAY
FOR SUM OF $25O,OOO
STILWEIL MAN BRINGS ACTION
AGAINST 4. $. & W, ALLEGING
10000 DEATHS SUFFERED.

Special to the World
oklahoma city, May S.-Augustus
E. lycy of Sulwcu. former candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
state auditor filed suit against the Ft
Smith " Western Railway here today
asking $25O,OOO for the loss of an eye
and the suffering Of 10000 deaths in
two years. lyoy IL of Cherokee
blood,
A clndcr became imbcddcd In Gvcys
optic causing loss OF sight
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09

the North Broad-st. station where
their demonstration en- ded IN a free
! for all fight when the paraders rar
into crowd from the Leeds. club.
The two factions finally. We're dis
persed by the police reserves after
scores OF arrests had been mahe,
The counting out MINOR arose
when il was alleged the police were
folding up division returns, none hay,
ing been sent 10 the Keystone party
headquarters FOR more than an hour
and haiti ~
fusion car,iidate was
elected mayor OF Philadel phia over
George " Earle. Jr,-- b.spubhcan
candidate by'a plurality or -ahout B.
0o0.. according 10 returns today.
Thousands OF citizens roamed the
.streets all night in great procession
and when. IL was conceded that re-
form had won, they gathered around
the Union League and all joined in
hymns OF praise, led by the clergy
Early today when report became
current that an attempt to count
Blankenburg out would be made there
was a demonstration against the city
hall and crowds marched around the
streets. crying for the city officials 10
show themselves.
Michael j. Ryan, fusion candidate;
was elected city solicitors The. Re-
publicans won, the other city ofhces.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
i SOME PICTURES IN THE RICHMOND SALON.


days elections show that the Good
Government party has elected sixteen
OF the Is members OF the board OF
supervisors Andrew Gallagher, sec
rotary OF the California Federation OF
Labor is the only union supervisor
elected.
Charles NJ Pickert, union labor dis
trict attorney, vas reelected over
Ralph Hathorn by small plurality
This places Good Governmenters,
headed by Mayor James Rolph. Jr.,
in almost complete control Of the city
government, Rolph having been de-
clared elected at the municipal pri-
mary Sept. 26
The only other election yesterday
was at Sacramento, where Mayor w
r. Beard. Democrat. was elected over
Allen Stuart. Socialist. who in return
ran ahead OF the Republican candi-
date
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
LABOR DEPARTMENT WORK
CRIPPLED BY SALOON MEN
Commissioner Powers Points
Out What Liquor Interests
Have Accomplished.

No loss or injury OF any kind will
come 10 the state department OF labor
through the efforts and accomplish
ments of the saloonkeepers who in
terested themselves in opposition TO
the free employment bureau, but 1t
will work injury 10 the several lines
of service much needed In Detroit"
says Labor Commissioner Perry Pow
ers. We cannot do as much in the
way Of factory inspection as had been
planned, not as much in the direction
OF preventing imposition on women
and girls through overwork as could
have been done not as much in the
way of protecting children from hard
ship and wrong as would have been
done he efforts of the labor depart
ment were all being directed towards
accomplishing the purposes OF the
legislation put upon the statute books
through request OF Detroit laboring
men and women.
The saloonkeepers who interested
themselves in Gripping the labor de-
partment service accomplished some
thing, perhaps, but IL is something
they will probably be ashamed OF
when they fully realize what II was"
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
|EQPlE DEAL BLOW TO
/ BOSS RULE IN OHIO AND
IMANy OTHER SECTIONS
Election Results Show Big Gain
For Democrats in Taft's
Own. State.
COY. FOSS is REELECTED.
New Jersey Elects G.. 0. T.
Legislature, But Wilson Will
Keep Up Battle.
Coy. FoSs is REELECTED


4 wASHINaTDN, Nov s.--ProSres-
sIyes in all parties saw victory today
IN the election results, The only Sc
we're progressive setback was IN New
Jersey, where a Republican legisia.
|fnre was elected I'm the face OF Gov.
|Noodrow Wilson's vigorous campaign.
I'm the municipal elections progress
siyes claim strong grounds for graft
\ fication.
Gov Wilson's supporters say his
defeat was due largely 10 the organ
izatton headed by James Smith. Jr.,
who was defeated for the senate by
WILSON'S influence, and that Gov VIII
son win continue his battle lor. pro
eress. They do. not look upon the
reslilt as measuring his real p0puiarl
ity either in New Jersey or outside
the state.
The crushing blow delivered 10
BOSS" Cox, IN Cincinnati. the elec.
tom OF Newton ID. Baker, a Tom l.
johnson man, to be mayor OF Cieve'
land the re-eleoiion OF Brand Whit
lock, in Toledo, the victory OF Rus
siolph BlankenbuFgy over 1.-The Peprose
machine, in. Philadelphia; the loss OF
the New York assembly by .Tammany.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
The Boy Who Made His Play Work.

Baseball
That's just hittn' at the air with
IA stick ami then runnin' your legs
on Like beating carpet. only
worse, cause you can hit a carpet"
Tag Prisoners base?'
Huh Just as much. fun as run.
min errands.'
DO you like counting out at the
beginning OF the game?"
Nav Sounds Just like the nine
table and / hate arithmetic"
You don't ride your bicycle any
more?"
Wen. did till I saw a picture OF
! fellow in a tread mill and after that
| always felt like him"
How would you like pony?"
Fred's face frightened His faith
er continued.
Then you could rub him down and
sponge him and feed him and bed
him down"
Gee! amt no livery stable" said
Fred.
DO you like to play authors?'
Reminds me of grammar and com
position"
Would you like to travel?"
Fred opened his mouth to say
Eyes"
--'i ifou coufd look up the timetables,
hgure expenses, study the maps,
learn what makes the fame OF, each
place and enjoy yourself generally
Fred gasped. 'Rithmetic and jog.
gerphy and history all in bunch"
You have one Of the worst faults, !"
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
Foss' Election Is Blos0 {
10 GO. p. Machine

-BoSToN. Nov. s--A general trend
toward progressive policies and the
vote of anII.machfne Republicans gave
Gov. Eugene y. Foss, second term
at the state. house and defeated Lieut..
Gov. Louis A rockingham. Repnbll-
can candidate for that office, accord
ing 10 assertions made here today py
Democrats and many Republicans.
In the reelection OF Foss is seen
a telling blow 10 the Republican
machine. OF which Senator Lodge is
called tho mentor. IL is even limited
here that in Republican circles, that
Foss victory although his plurality
of $4,000 of 1910 was cut down this
year. TO 1891, may mean the retire
ment OF United States Senator w.
Murray Crane at the expiration OF his
term in 1918.
Foss is the second state Democratic
executive 10 be reelected, since the
Rcpublican party came into power
here fifty yeats ago. Twenty years
ago Gov Russell was returned TO Of
flee.
Since Republican leaders warned
from the stump that the return OF
Foss would mean defeat for President
Taft and had made the fight almost
wholly on the tariff issue and the sup.
port of Taft. much weight Is given
TO declarations of Democrats today
that the election is a rebuke delivered
TO a Republican president BY Masea-
chasetts Stand pat" Republican
state. Many Republicans who voted
for rockingham said today that yes
tefday's result means the downfall OF
Senator II. G.. Lodge.
X was Senator Crane who started
he prophecy that Foss victory
would mean death 10 New England
industries
Gov. Foss today at the state house
Officially announced his retirement
from politics az the conclusion OF his
second term as governor. lie said :
u shall retire from public life az the
end Of my second term as chief ex-
ecutive OF this state | shall devote
all my time after that 20 my private
business. ! do not intend. 10 be a
candidate for the presidency OF the
United States. the United states sen
ate or the house of representatives
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09

and the result In Kentucky, where a
Democratic landslide Viii put Hep.
OlE3 James In the United States sen
ate. with the great Socialist gains and
various other features I'm the returns,
eli were hailed by progressives re-
CARELESS of parties as victories for the
rude OF the People"
Though optimists in all branches
Of An parties found much basis for
gratifcation, the Democratic national
leaders seemed most jubilant. They
saw much significance in the heavy
Democratic vote in Ohio, and espe-
cially the Democratic victory In Pres
ident Taft's home city, Cincinnati.
They hailed the election of Foss in
Massachusetts, as a Reputation OF
Republican tariff principles and con-
tended that the result here was based
almost entirely upon national issues.
On the ot1ier hand, the Republican
leaders pointed TO Republican gains IN
Massachusetts as the basis for pre-
diction that the Bay State would
swing back TO the Republican column
IN the national election next year, and
found great JOY in the Republican VIC
tories In New Jersey and upstate
New York. =
The victories for Dan v. Stephens,
Democrat, elected TO congress from
Nebraska, and Joseph A. Taggart,
Democrat. from Kansas, were hailed
by Democratic leaders as evidence
of the sentiment in the middle west
on national Issues"
Great gains were scored everywhere
BY the Socialists, who elected mayors
in six Ohiofcities; gained a sweeping
victory in Schenectady. n. V. where
mayor and an assemblyman we're
elected, and cast more votes than the
Democrats in Bridgeport, Conn. The
Socialist leaders are more enthusi.
astic than they have been in years.
and predict that in the national cleo
tion the Socialist vote will break all
records.
The tight In Maryland. where the
Republicans elected p. l.. Goldsbor-
ough. governor. was largely on local
issues. Virginia and other southern
states where elections were held,
showed the usual Democratic. ma
jorities.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09

Hunt. the Democratic prosecuting at
torney. was his opponent. The cam
paign was spectacular as well as Dit
ter. for HINT, wealthy young society
man whose lighting qualities nave
made him a statewide political factor
carried the war into the enemy
sUongholds.
Former Mayor julius Fleischmann'
who has been spoken as the leader 10
succeed George b Cox in Hamilton
county, appealed TO President lalS
and The latter addressed an open let
ter TO F1eischmann, in which he-He-
clared' conditions had snthcfenty
changedsfor him to uTgesvetefe- To cast
their ballots for the Republican ticket.
President Taftss personality. ana
popularity therefore became an ac-
tive issue In the. campaign% Demo.
Gratis assailed him, bitterly FOR what
they declared was "Insincerity In re-
pudiating his Akron speech
The Republicans. on the other hand
declared that changed conditions war
ranted Taft in indorsing the campaign
Taft's defeat in his home city mas
been seized on by the Democrats as
an omen of victory in the presidential
campaign next year although Reppb..
lcans declare it was due only 10 local
conditions and will not affect the state
ir 1912.
The presidential boom, OF Gov. Jud-
son Harmon was given much impetus
nv the Hunt. election. as, hunt is
keen. follower OF Ohio's chief execu-
tive.
Hunts plurality is estimated at
from 2. 500 10 5000. II is believed
.thar the entire Democratic ticket has
swept the city. The Democrats ana
ant;.machine forces have won controi
Of council. long considered one OF the
most profitable branches OF the Cox
organization.
The endorsement by Taft of the
Cox ticket was timed 10 be an
eleventh-hour event, but political Cd
servers now say that ii acted like a
boomerang and helped elect the Dem
ocrafic ticket -. - 49,.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
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The Detroit times., 1911-11-09

Say, son. what are you going to
be when you grow up?" asked father.
"Oh. just a man" answered Freddy.
Il hope so But what are you GO
ing 10 do for living?"
DO folks have 10 do things 10
live2"
Yes, most people do. And even
IL you didn't have to- you would
want to do something to pay for the
room YOU take up in the world. When
YOU go to a hotel you pay for the
room you occupy. The world is a sort
OF hotel You must pay for your
room. while you stay"
But I've got no money TO pay"
Ne? Then you must work and
earn some
What must | do?" asked Fred.
"Ah, that's what / meant when
asked YOU what you intended 10 do
for a living"
do folks do just what they want
TO do?"
Not very often, I'm afraid, but
they're very much happier II they
can do SO. Now. what do you like
to do best?"
Fred thought a long time. dun
no.
That's what feared. DO you
like to play marbles
Nav, it's the same thing over AMI
over again. Might as we'll be run
ming some machine
."Tops ."
"Aw. you always have TO wind 'em
and it's just like grinding mothers
coffee-mill."
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
Wild Scenes Marx
Refo1mer s Victory

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S.-Scenes OF
demonstration in Philadelphia's mag
nificent city hall showed today that
the reform wave that has swept the
Quaker City is OF the militant order.
Enraged by reports thrown upon
A screen outside the city hall that
Rudolph Blankenburg, the Keystone
Democratic party's reform candidate
for mayor, was being counted out a
mob OF several thousand supporters
of the successful reform leader burst
into the corridors OF the building and
stormed the doUrs leading int the
private Office OF Safety Director Clay,
yelling and hooting him.
Blocked and finally dispersed by
police reserves and the motor squad.
who used their clubs freely, the mob
gathered outside and formed about
The Detroit times., 1911-11-09
WOLVERINE AUTO CLUB
TO HAVE LAST RUN

The Wolverine Auto club announces
its. third and last weekend run of the
season for next Sunday. Entries close
Saturday at noon. The tour will be
over los miles of the best Michigan
roads. and is scheduled TO be begun
at o'clock from the club rooms at
the Griswold. r. X. Davis has donat-
ed a set of Thermos bottles as prize
for the winner of the run.