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New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
DIR. C. E. MAYO IMPROVING
Noted Surgeon s Condition Satisfactory
After Operation for Appendicitis.

DIR. Charles Z. Mayo, of Rochester. Mimi.
on whom an operation for appendicitis was
performed Saturday afternoon at the Pres
byterian Hospital, was resting easily last
night. The surgeons at the hospital said
their distinguished patients condition was
very satisfactory and that his recovery
would be rapid.
The operation was performed by DR.. Jo-
seph 4. Blake after an auto-diagnosis by
DR.. Mayo, who felt the disease coming on
him while attending the annual meeting of
the Southern Surgical Association in Wash
ington.
Or. Mayo and his brother, Dr. William
James Mayo, conduct the Rochester Hos
pital. which was founded by their father.
Dr. W. W. Mayo. lie is n member OF nu-
merous medical and surgical societies and
was twice president OF the Minnesota State
Medical Society.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

II must be gratifying 10 the members
of the Public Service Commission LOT
this district To hear words Of praise lor
their work. especially when they come
from persons who have had opportunity
to study that work closely. The pubic
without much regard for the improve
ments IN transit conditions due TO the
commission, is too prone TO criticise II
for what neither il nor any similar body
could well help, declining to recognize
as Mr. Paul ID. Cravath put it. that even
"a commission of archangels couldnt
have achieved success" completely.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

Directly and indirectly Tammany Hall
opposed i'm the last Legislature the bill
10 erect the County Of The Bronx. Tam
many in the ensuing election lost four
cur of the five Assembly districts in The
BrJnX which had been Democratic in
e-hcr years. and rs a result has not one
Asscmbiyman from that borough. Tam
uany is uow said TO be n firm believer
in The necessity for having a County Of
The Bronx. I'm advocating this change.
though. the Tammany men say they
stand for a bin providing for a refercr
dum vote on the question of forming On"
new county
The mass meeting on Friday nighL
which addressed a petition 10 the Legis-
lature urging favorable action on a
Bronx County bin declared for IAN ap-
"propriate bill. without referendum. car
irving out the express VIII Of the people
"of this community referendum 'h
this question. # is held by many la"Nefs'
would have 10 re submitted 10 the people
Of the existing New York Co"nty-thlt
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

this point the figures grow to almost I'M
possible proportions" said the lecturer.
"a 20-mark piece can be DIVIDED VI
changed in S3,ZO,2is.752 ways. Allowihs
thirty seconds for each change operation,
It would require l35 days hours ana Il
minutes TO make all the changes TOT
three-mark piece. and to change ana re-
change as many times as possible TEN
mark niece and its fractions one wouiu
have TO live 3l.6ll years
She's a woman OF splendid taste
THAT so?' .,.,ttiro IN
arree 10 wear any necktie she picked OUT
for me- Detroit Free Press
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
ZETA BETA TAU TO MEET
Members Here Will Give Preliminary
Smoker on December 26.

The thirteenth annual convention OF the
Zcta Beta Tau fraternity will be held at
the Hotel Astor on December q and 2S
Members OF the chapters of the motropoli-
tan district including Columbia University.
College of the city OF New York. New
York University, Brooklyn Polytechnic In
stltute, Long Island and Bellevue Medical
colleges and the Ieta Beta Tau club. will
open the festivities with a smoker Deem
ter % as forerunner of the convention
plans.
The business meeting of the fraternity
and the election of national officers will
be held on the following morning at the
Hotel Astor. feature OF the session will
be an sddress to be delivered by the Rev
DR. Solomon. Schechtcr president of the
Jewish Theological seminary
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

The six best sellers Of the last week
among Democratic Presidential candi-
dates. according to a high midwest au-
thority. do not include Harmon or VIII
son or Bryan. But the classics oi the
political world may bide their time whlie
the penny dreadfuls rGn their httie
gnrrga
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
NetnTnrk Gribnrle.
MONDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1911.

This newspaper is oIcned and pao'
hshed bp The Tribune Association, q
Neio York corporation; Office aud prpl-
opal place Of business, Tribune Build
ing. No. III Nassau street, Nei0 loTG'
OcdeE EFi, president; ogden u. Re'd
secretdry. 'oacs r. Barrett. treasurer
The addrcx, ~ i'- officers is the oNcC
OF this netCSpdpcr.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

ten TO one. Il will sooner or later break OUT
in Guteau or a MCNAMARA homiclu"i
soro ADDISON BALLARD.
Pittsheld. Mass. Dec. IA. 1911.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

The complaint of the Street Cleaning
Commissioner against the throwing OF
waste matter into the streets Is well
founded. We would not suggest that
just for dropping cast-off letter en-
velope into the street a man should be
drawn and quartered, If even arrested
taken TO court and fined as he would be
in some European cities, though such
littering Of the streets is to he depre-
Gated and should be made more mex
cusable by the placing of rubbish recep-
tacles at convenient points. But there
is a great deal of rubbish of various
sorts swept and thrown into the streets
wholesale by those who are simply too
lazy or too niggardly to dispose of 1t
otherwise The people who thus litter
and soil the streets should be severely
dealt with. One fundamentally impor-
tant method Of giving the city clean
streets is TO prevent the streets from be
ing made dirty.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

ducing on a record breaking basis, POS
sibly in expectation of a miners strihe
IN the spring.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

II is to be hoped that through the en-
couragcment Of recent proceedings there
will not he a general bargain counter
sale Of pistols Of the "show girls favor
ite" brand
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

He was not n public official, in the or
binary sense. His name did not appear
on the city's payroll. Yet he was not one
Of the aimless, idle hangers-on at the
City Hall. AIicawbers waiting for some
thing political To turn up. Little DOG
Spots daily presence at the municipal
capitol was justified by right Of an Off
cial position. He was the mascot or the
City Hall, elected to that office by ac-
claim. Politicians, reporters, the Shift
ing mass of humanity which haunts the
building. all were his constituents-and
his friends. Jimmie he was called when
first he made his appearance there
trim, frolicsome youngster. But a GER
tain Epistle of William then current
contained an immortal line about Dog
Spot" which settled the designation OF
the City Halls favorite immutably. May
he rest where the sun will shine on him
and the grass grow green over his grave!
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

\ military board of inquiry has found.
after studying the comparative physical
qualities of blonds and brunettes, that
blonds are more addicted to alcoholism.
Now. will il tell why?
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

The male suffragist who hit the Eng
lisb Chancellor Of the Exchequer in the
face with box was at least deadlier
than the female of the species who only
hrcnks windows
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

The last Democratic national platform,
that of 1908. contained these words on
the subject Of economy:
The evening world., 1911-05-11

rOunt0In f0n0.
Nonleakable hard rubber cases, fitted
with gold pens, 1913 to 1851.
Gold trimmed rubber. cases. fitted with
gold pens. $2.Si to 1883.
initiated Stationery.
One qulre box Of linen finished paper,
stamped with script initial in gold or
colors. 33c. ..
The evening world., 1911-05-11
POLICE HEROES
WHO ARE LIKELY
TO GET MEDALS
List of Those Generally Be-
lieved to Have Been Chosen
by Cropsey.

IN spite Of the secrecy that has been
maintained by Commissioner Cropscy ~
TO the names Of the police heroes who
have been selected for decoration at the
annual parade saturday 1t was stated
to-day by those who Slain 40 know that
the medal men chosen sor department
honors are:
Lieut.. James NJ. w~heeiwright Of the
Far Rockaway station. who IL aid 20
no slated to get the Rhinelander medal
for The rescue of a man and woman
from drowning in Jamaica Bay during
a severe electrical storm June Is. 1910.
Policeman Andrew Jeldcrman OF the
nrasson avenue station, Brooklyn. vho
Is TO have the departmental medal for
rcscuIng u child eighteen months old
from being run over by a trolley car
esspt II. 1919
Policeman August schiinp Of the Eld-
ridge street station, listed for the BEL
medal for the rescuing OF women ana
prhildren from n FIRE at No. li Forsyth
street, March II. 1910.
Policeman william p. Beecher OF
-r$anc j.. IN said 20 be the man selected
for the Brooklyn City medal for having
rescued n man from drowning at Col
Nl9ee Point Aug. Z, 1910.
Policeman Martin $. Owens OF the
Eldridge street sta alton Is on the list
6$r the rescue of women and children
from the FIRE at Nc. l0i Forsyth street
March II, 1910.
policeman Gustav Boetteer OF Traf-
fAr u II said 20 be the mar for the
medal of the Automobile Gu OF Amert-
ca for bravery and persistence In try
Nag 10 stop a runaway horse at Fulton
ana Halsey streets, Brooklyn. June I,
1910.
ntThese names have not been given 20
efhe members Of the force or 20 the
press officially. bur are generally be-
iicved at headquarters 10 be the actual
Collections for saturdays AWARD.
The evening world., 1911-05-11
GOV. DIX IN BUFFALO.
Attends a wedding This Afternoon
osnd Reviews Troops To-niGht.

y
BUFFALO,. May n.-Gov. Dix and
party arrived from Albany At TO A.
SN. to-day. With the Governor were
Mrs. Dix. Miss Douglass, a niece; John
n. Coffin. a nephew: Lleutenant-Com-
SWander L. C. De Kay. Military secre-
,ary, and Lieut.. Underwood. From the
station Gov. Dix and stan went to the
6fotei Ieoauois for early breakfast a.
the guests Of Capt. Walter r. Gibson.
This afternoon tho Governor and Mrs.
Dix attended the wedding OF Miss
Josephine Ballard Hoyt ana Lester
Frederick Gilbert at the home Of the
cflde's father. william n. Hoyt, No. sn
Delaware avenue. Mr.. Hoyt 10 q col
lege mate OF the Governor.
oeAfter Inner at the homo OF, Frank 8.
0AcGraw. the Governor this evening
will review the Seventy-fourth Regi-
ment at the armory. Members Of the
military stan. headed by AdJutant-Gm-
erai verbeck. will report to the Cover,
Onr at the armory. More than 5000
Tickets have boon issued for the event.
The Governor will return 10 Albany to-
A'eht.
The evening world., 1911-05-11
what They Went Most.

'rrAn ~ OhcoO0 WWDru-ueuiu-I
Cart.
The father OF twins-A lodge in some
vast wilderness.
sarhs editor-A subscr1bsrs' waiting list.
The lover-A later midnight.
The poet-A position a. ~star-boarder.
r TIE press Agent-An increase OF faith.
.SThs public oniceholder-To DO let
1As eAvsnturese-A foolish love lett or.
,SyEne 0olonel-More worlds to conquer.
The evening world., 1911-05-11
Boys and Children's Straw Hats
MILDLY, Jack Tar, Teddy and TyroIean

Shapes in all the most popular braids,
Milan, Sonnet, Mexican. Pineapple and
Panama, trimmed in colors to match
suits.
Also white, navy. black and burnt
straws, with plain and fancy ribbon
trimmings.
Prices start at Sac for a patent Milan
or Mexican braid straw trimmed with
silk ribbon in white or navy, in three
The evening world., 1911-05-11

different shapes up to $4.96 for genuine
Panama.
Other styles at $l.29, Sl.69, Sl.ss,
$2.49, $2.97 and $3.4s. Each price
a decided saving.
Our shopping department bought a
boys straw hat at an exclusive
chiidren's shop at SIS. 90. Our ice
for the identical style, quality and
trimming was S2.97.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-19

sought TO bring out In cross-cxamIn-
alton OF Or, Evans that there was
friction between Miss Doro OF the
Romance Language department and
the German department, of which
Professor MeIer was head, and that
It reached such q point that one or
the other would be compelled TO
leave. Evans denied this as ho did
that there wero reasons for tho ro-
moval OF other faculty members,
Or Evans gave the governor Il list
OF witnesses who could tell OF the
teachers convention at Tulsa three
yonrs ago, when Scott Glenn sought 10
declare slate OF officers elected by
destruction OF tho ballots,
A part OF tho ex-presidents cross
examination was devoted TO the con-
duct Of the university business by
w, w. Williams, the financial score
tnry who was replaced by Parts Pcrs-
we'll II was brought out that private
printing was done on the university
blank.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-19
TAFT S VETO WAS
TO MUCH FOR EN-
DEMOCRATS MET DEFEAT II
OVERRIDE Ills DIsAPPROVAL.
ADJOURNMENT next week
Leaders Decide 10 End long Session
House VIII Pass Cotton
Schedule Monday.

i} Associated ProBs.
Washington, Aug, iS.--In success
sion Of dramatic events, the Demo.
cratic House Of Representatives to-
day met defeat In its supreme effort
TO pass tho wool and Free List Bills
over tho Presidents veto, and vrtu-
ally fixed upon the adjournment Of
Congress early next week.
The House on Monday viii agree
TO tho Cotton Tariff Reylslon Blll as
amended In the Senate but viii not
hold Congress In session to await tho
certain veto Of that measure.
The Senate cleared away all It's
business and that Adjournment is as
surod Ia the view OF leaders Of both
parties In both Houses,
Tho Democratic House majority
with Ereat demonstration OF en-
thuslasm mHrphaled It's ranks FOR tho
great battle TO override the veto Of
tho President and went down with
flying oolora today The leaders
failed to muster enough insurgents to
pass the bin over the Presidents
head.
Tonight tho Democratic leaders de-
oldod to end tho long session. Mon
day the Houae will pass the Cotton
Schedule, which Ia certain to receive
tho Presidents voto,
Congress VIII not be held in session
90 Rwalnt his veto.
"Congress will adjourn on Wednes-
day at the latest was tho declara-
ton OF Majority Leader Underwood.
I'VE have tried to put our tariff bills
over the Presidents head, and have
failed twice, There is no use OF flght-
Ing It out any longer"
Failure Of the attompt Of the DEM
oorats to override tho Presidents veto
came In day filled with stirring
incidents. Tho close Of the debate
on tho wool bill found Speaker Clark
II candidate for tho Presidency; found
him pleading tho cause Of the Dom-
oorats vigorously. Ho was given a
great demonstration.
On tho motion to pass tho wool
measure over tho veto there were 227
affirmative votes, 20 OF them insur-
gent Republicans and Independent
Republicans, while the negative vote
was 1870. The motion TO override the
free list veto failed by q vote OF 228
to l27.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-19
RESISTED ARREST BY
KEEPING ON The JOB
KANSAS CITY CONTRACTOR WAS
ON GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
AND HE KNEW 1T.
BY Associated Press.

bN Associated fftbH,
Kansas City Aug, 1S.-Beseiged
by hnlf-dozen policemen who sought
to arrest him for assault A. L. Cos
ter builder, successfully resisted
arrest for eight hours today by TAX
ing refuge in tho Federal building in
Kansas City Kan.
Coster, who Is construction foreman
employed in remodellng the govern
ment building. was charged with as
saultlng one Of his subordinate work
mon. Late this afternoon Coster sub
mltted to arrest after tho municipal
Judge assured him his trial would not
be delayed.
While the police were patroling all
sides OF the building before his ar
rest because they could not come on
government property to arrest him,
Costcr poked fun at them.
Might as well come out, as we will
guard all summer II necessary" yell
ed policeman.
~ hope you enjoy yourselves. 7 am
sending out for my meals and am pre-
pairing for a long SIEGE" retorted
Coster.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-19
FIFTY INJURED IN c.
n. I. { ST. !. Wreck
DAY OAR LEAVES TRACK ROUND
ING CURVE-LI1'rLE GIRL
Is WORST HURT.
By Associated Press

By Associated Press.
Columbus, Aug 1S.--More than
fifty persons were injured, only one
Of whom may die, when the fast Gin
cinnau and New York special OF the
Cleveland, New York and st. Louis
railroad, was deralled west Of here
today
The most serious injured Is Mabel
Heminger, years old, Of Mt, Car
mel, H.. whose left arm was torn off
and head bruised, Her mother sis
ter and two brothers were also hurt,
The train was running forty miles
an hour AS It rounded a curve COM
ing to Columbus the second day car
was derailed. II pulled four other
cars Off the track. The two front day
cars toppled over going down a ten.
foot embankment, and two Pullman's
We're thrown across the track, Fifty
persons were taken TO hospitals but
many were able to leave after having
their hurts dressed. That no one was
killed outright Is remarkable
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-19
WARRANT FOR YOUNG
Teacher IS issued
RAY s. FELLOWS CHARGED WITH
RUNNING EMPLOYMENT BU-
llEAU WITHOUT PERMIT

Ray 8, Fellows, principal Of tho
Lynch-Forsythe school Of Tulsa, Will
likely be arrested today on a warrant
charging him with running an en-
ployment agency without permit
from tho State Commissioner OF La
Dor, A warrant has also been issued
for Eide TroXell, OF Indiana, who
II Is alleged Is associated with Mr.
Fellows I'm conducting the agency
TroXell is said to be at his home in
Indiana, so Will not bo arrested to-
day.
The information against Fellows
and TroXell was fled late yesterday
afternoon before Justice Of tho Peace
Slack, and warrants were az once Is
sued. Mr.. Fellows IA well and favor
ably known in Tulsa, and when the
news Of the warrant for him leaked
out last night considerable surprise
was evlnced on all sides.
The information iGs sworn to by
State Commissioner Of Labor Dough-
erty, who arrived in Tulsa yesterday
to investigate the matter. It IS al
legged in the petition that Fellows and
Troxell have been conducting an en-
ployment agency known as the
Teachers Personal Service Bureau"
The plan is to secure positions as
teachers for persons who register
with them and pay a fee Of So. There
was nothing wrong with the plan,
only the orglnators neglected to Sc
cure permits from the labor commits
sioner, It Is claimed, and this brought
the hand Of tho law down on them.
The alleged wrong Is classified as
a misdemeanor and is punishable by
a fine and sentence to the county
jail.
A close friend OF Mr.. Fellows stat
ed last night that he was confident
that Mr., Fellows had no wrong IN
tentions IN starting the employment
agency, and that he did not believe
that Mr. Fellows was aware Of the law
that required him to secure a permit
from the commissioner Of labor
Mr. Fellows only recently started
this agency" said the friend, "and
don't believe that he has ever secured
a place for one. He has sent out n
number Of circulars and has secured
a number Of answers, but 7 believe
that this IS all that has been done"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-19
STATEHOOD IS NOW
LITTLE BIT nearer
FLOOD-SMITH RESOLUTION, AC-
CEPTABLE TO TAFT, PASS
ED BY THE SENATE.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Washington, Aug. 1S.-Statehood
for New Mexico and Arizona, ac-
ceptable to President Taft, was ap-
proved by the Senate today through
the passage OF tho Flood Smith reso-
luton promised by Senator William
Alden Smith to clear up matters.
The resolution passed SO to s af-
ter debate in which the House was
charged with evading vote on the
Presidents statehood veto, and in
which the President was charged
with trying to coerce the people of
Arizona on the proposed recall of
Judges.
The Senate measure will be con-
sidered in the House tomorrow and
that body will be able to pass It, If
it choose to do so. withQyt having to
vote on re-passage of the vetoed
resolution.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-19
EXTRA PRECAUTION TO
Protect DR.. NJ 'DAVITT
DENTISTS FIRST WIFE LEFT HIM
ON ACCOUNT or STRANGE
INFLUENCE.
BY Associated Press.

ny AhHuclhltd lrthN,
san Bcrnardno, Calf, Aug. IS
Fearing an attempt to reek summary
vengeance on Dr. A. w. McDavitt the
dentist held on n statutory charge In
connection with the alleged fifteen
imonths' imprisonment In his office
Of Miss Jessie Mcdonald, high
school girl, Sheriff Ralph took extra
precautions tonight TO prevent a mob
penetration Of the jail,
Public sentiment shows no sign OF
subsidins against McDayItt since his
treatment Of tho girl and her babe
first came 20 light,
II developed today that one Of the
grounds on which McDavitts first
wife, who before her marriage was
Edna proyosa Of New York, obtained
a divorce was that he exercised a
vicious influence over her, Tho first
Mrs. McDavitt testified during the
trial Of the divorce suit that her hus-
band delighted I'm forcing her to
grovel at his feet whenever he 80
willod.
The district attorney asserted today
through this same baneful power that
McDavitt had left a trail OF human
wreckago from New York. where he
married Miss Provosa In 1901. to this
city. II was asserted that no had
flown from two lew Jersey cities to
escape similar charges to the one
pending here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-19
DAVIS and MYERS TO
Be TRIED OCTOBER 4

By Associated Press.
oklahoma city Aug. lS.-Without
hearing arguments Judge George w
Clark Thursday afternoon overruled
demurrcrs to the Indictments OF Abb
ner Davis and T.. IT, Myers, charged
with several offenses while they were
president and cashier, respectively, Of
the Night and Day Bank here, and
their trials on the first counts set for
october ith
"Nick" Ellis, cashier Of the Plant
ers and Mechanics Bank up until the
time II closed its doors about two
months ago, Is IN New York. He. too.
II IS claimed, has been indicted by
the grand jury and has expressed his
willingness to return whenever tho
authorities say the word.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-19

By Associated Press.
Mexico City, Aug. 18.-Every city
and town in the state OF Morelos,
with the exception Of Guernavaca
today is held by the rebel troops Of
General zapata and the revolt against
the government is gaining, Zabata's 8
forces are splendidly armed with ma
chine guns and are confident that
they will sweep the federal forces out
Of the state, zapata hl1,self, is hold
ing the city Of Cuata with 5000 men.