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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-28
PORTRAYAL OF THE DETERMINATION IT TOOK TO FURNISH TULSA
WITH AS HOTEL GRACES IN THE SOUTHWEST

The first meeting that was ever
held In contemplation Of building the
new Hotel Tulsa" was two years ago
this month, for the purpose Of or
ganlzing the company was told about
last night by r, T, Daniel, when seen
by reporter In his office, In the fol-
lowing way
you wish to know all about the
Hotel Tulsa do you? Well, my
friend that house is no mushroom, il
didn't grow over night We began to
plan for the erection of the hotel more
than two years ago After we had
milled around among ourselves for
two or three months, We held our
first meeting I'm the office of Mitchell
4 Jenal Nebraska building, over
two years ago. At that meeting | was
appointed chairman, 1t was thought
We could raise about 5000 among
ourselves that night | made up my
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-28
ARKANSAS university
Students ON STRIKE
FIVE HUNDRED QUIT SCHOOL rs
RESULT or SUSPENSION OF
SEVERAL OTHERS.

TT. SMITH, Ark, Feb. 81.
Through their threat that they
would strike today If their comrades
were not reinstated. more than 500
students at the University Of Arkansas
at Fayetteville, left that institution
this morning and since that time the
town has been in a great uproar Of
excitement. To indicate their sympa-
thy with the movement all the husl-
ness houses in the town decorated
their stores today Street meetings
were held aud prominent citizens and
attorneys addressed the striking stu
dents, defending thsir Action. All
rules of the institution were broken
tonight when the strikers gave a mann
moth dance, which was frequently
interrupted with outbprsts of excite
mcnt.
Yesterday thirty-six students we're
suspended at the university for alleged
participation n tn equalization Of a
weekly paper that severely condemned
the faculty and criticised the teach
prg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-28
TAFT HEARS bailey
DEN0UKCE ROOSEVELT
XAS SEN ATOR BROUGHT
CHEERS WHEN HE CALLED
TEDDY \ MuGWUMP

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27--President
Taft tonight heard senator Bailey of
Texas denounce Theodore Roosevelts
third term ambitions and saw 500
members of the University club rise
to their feet from a score of banquet
tables and stand several minutes ar-
plauding the utterance.
Senator Bailey began his speech
with a defense of the const tuition.
without intending to be offensive, 20
he said. II think that George Wash
ington and Alexander Hamilton ana
James Madison were better qualified
to establish a government than La
Toilette or Bob oven
"He didn't say anything about The
odore." broke in a voice and lots OF
laughter swept through the room.
But men can be educated beyond
their ability" continued the senator,
'and that's what makes mugwump.
A man Is often educated heyond his
capacity as when he says he does not
mean to adept another domination
and then tries TO make the people be-
lieve he did not mean what he said
Deafening shouts greeted these re-
marks and there was more cheering
for President Taft as he rose 10 speak
,,n,nadiatelv afterwards
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-28
Continued on page 2D
HARkINS RE-ARRESTED,
POISONING Claimed
FARMER UNDER ARREST FOL-
LOWING EXAMINATION MADE
BY. DIR. j. {. MtilR.

NOWATA. Okla, Feb. 27.-- (Spe-
cial)- II. l.. Harkins, "a young farm
er of Nowata county WAS placed under
arrest tonight. charged with the MUIR
der of MIR. and Mrs h. \. Hurst and
Miss Elsie Adams. as the result OF
a medical examination of the bodies
of the three victims who We're burned
to death on the night of January 4.
when fire destroyed their home near
Delaware, this county II is charged
that traces of poison were found In
the bodies of the victims.
Following the fatal FIRE. Harkins
was arrested as ii was charged then
that he was responsible for the deli
cate condition Of Miss Adams lie
was later discharged from custody.
However. the authorities We're not
satisfied and had State Chemist Mahr
make an examination Of the bodies.
which resulted in the re-arrest OF
Harkius tonight.
A deputy sheriff. who rode eighteen
miles to Harkins' home tonight found
IIarkins sick in bed, but expects 20
bring his prisoner into Nowata to-
morrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-28
MAYBE Only BEGINNING
MANY PROFESS TO SEE THE
DOWNFALL OF MNDERo IN
CAPTURE or CITY.
AMERICANS ARE IN DANCER
Reports from Infested Districts Indi-
cate That American Lives are Be-
ing Taken nv the Rebels.

MEXICO CITY, Feb 27-The talk
ing of Juare2 today l. '.s the import
ance that the same currence had
when Madoro wro5,ed 1t from Dlaz's
troops last May, in the opinion of adj
ministratlon officials, Then it was
the crowning event Of a long series Of
operations and at a time when the
entire country was in sympathy with
an organized revolution. The same
conditions do not exist today
Aa to the method of its taking, Con-
sui Llorente carried out Instructions
given for the possible avoiding Of
compilations with the United States
government, when he ordered ,he gar
rison to offer no resistance.
What the next step on the part OF
the Mexican government viii be has
not been made public. officially it
was stated that an effort Dwould be
made to starve out the rebels by cut.
ting Off their food supplies. this to be
accomplished through cooperation on
the part OF the American authorities.
Is Only Beginning.
Notwithstanding the lack Of devel-
opments today, the occupation of the
border town is looked upon by many,
both Mexicans and foreigners, as.
likely TO go far toward putting new
animation into the revolutionary
movement. II Is even reported in spe-
cial dispatches from El Paso that this
constitutes the real beginning of the
revolution and that Emilio Vasques
Gomez Is expected soon in Juarez TO
take active charge of the revolution.
Americans in the capital who yes
tcrday were on the verge Of panic,
were reassured by the turn OF events
for the time being. though many have
made preparations to have the coun-
try and will improve the time to get
out. Steamer bookings are said TO
have been unusually heavy within the
last few days.
The American ambassador express
ed satisfaction over the clearing up
OF the situation and said In his opin-
lon the Mexican government is en-
titled to great credit for prudence and
self poise under extremely difficult
times.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-28
COL. ROOSEVELT
MIXING MEDICINE
CONSUITS POLITICIANS ABOUT
SECURING LIVE CAMPAIGN
MANAGER
LOST CONTROL or temper
The Colonel Got Angry at Newspaper
Photographer Who Insisted
on Taking Pictures.

BOSTON, Feb. 27.-The political
situation in New England was can,
vassed at length today by Colonel
Roosevelt and the men who are lead
in the Roosevelt movement in the
northeastern states.
Governor Bass of New Hampshire.
Fred +. Hale of Portland. Me-, son o.
former United States Senator Hale,
and a score of other men active in
politics attended conference at the
home of GraftonD. Cushing, speaker
of the Massachusetts house. After
Colonel Roosevelt had received res
ports of the probable lineup of New
Engiand's SO delegates to the Chicago
convention. he put politics aside for
the time and went to Cambridge to
talk literature with men OF Harvard.
II developed today that the Roose-
Welt movement is at present without
national leader to take active per-
sonal charge. Those who have con-
suited with Colonel Roosevelt since
he has declared his readiness to ac-
cept the nomination. say he has stat
ed he cannot take personal charge Of
the movement Colonel Roosevelt
said today II was his intention to re-
turn home and spend as much of his
time as possible at oyster Bay. with
occasional visits to his editorial Of
flee I'm New York.
He says Senator Dixon would be
acceptable TO him and added provided
the senator would accept.
Several other names were suggested
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-28

$4,000 | told him plainly he would
have TO come along with $4,000, or
else the game was mp right now llo
said he'd do as much as G, y, Lynch,
who replied that $1,000 was his limit.
But within three days from that time
they had come down with $4,000
each. Then followed e.. ID. Joual, who
readily responded with $4,000. His
partner r.. D. Mitchell also followed
mp with $4,000. JIM. Gillette said ho
would come for S35O0. Mr. Gillette
was told paialy that nothing less than
$1,000 from him wSuld go, | realized
that less than $1,000 from Jim
meant that our scheme was at an end,
and after three dhys, he came for
$3.50. ! personally making mp SL25O,
and Mr.. Hatcher subscribing for $500
more, and Jim went down on the list
for $1,000 and | haNe always felt that
there was where he put one over on
me- T.. j. White, without urging.
came through for $1,000. Mrs, Nellie
Walsh gave $4,000. az aid several
others.
Tl,cy Raised 5000.
In short we raised $4,000 that
night at that meeting. We I'll broke
up happy bunch of men, feeling that
the hotel was assured Put how lit
tie did we realize what was ahend Of
MS at that time. For the next three
months a committee Of us was on the
streets trying to increase our sub
scrlption list. We finally reached
the point where We felt We We're at the
end having totaled up $l7I000, prac-
tically every dollar Of which has been
collected. or is collectihle. A half
dozen of the seventy-seven subscribers
laid down on their associates for
about $1,000 each They are now
being sued IN the courts, and this will
probably put an end to signing sub
scriptlon lists in Tulsa unless you in
tend to pay up. Then came the Sc
lecting Of an architect Architects
from moro than dozen states com
peted against each other, and prob
ably twelve Of the best plans ever
submitted before any board in the I'm
tied States was submitted to the hotel
| company. After several DAYS Of in
Ivestlgating the various plans, the con-
| tract was awarded to Mr. Frank Hunt
of Springfield, Mo. But In all due
candor to the other architects. ! must
say to them that there are some Of
their ideas In this hotel, as we took
all the good out of the others plans
and injected it into Mr. Hunts plans,
All that n dozen of Tulsa's hard
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-28
SECRETARY KNOX Is RECEIVED
IN PANAMA.
His Tour of South and Central Amer
lea Formally Begun at the Oty
of Colon.

PANAMA, Feb. 27.-The Central
and south American tour of the Am
erican secretary of state has begun
auspiciously with big welcoming
crowds at Colon and Panama. Mr..
Knox went ashore at Colon from the
armored cruiser Washington shortly
after his arrival there this morning,
and was met by prominent govern
ment officials, and gerat crowd Of
American residents and citizens of
Colon, who greeted him VII slSers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-28
I,ONGWORTH WILL TAKE NJ
PART IN CAMPAIGN.
Had Already Announced for Taft, So
Tcddy's Announcement Puts
Him in n Hole.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Reprc-
sentative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio
son-in-law of Theodore Roosevelt, re.
turned to Washington tonight, after
Il visit with the Colonel in Boston and
that he would not take any
part in the campaign for selection OF
delegates to the convention ae Chi
cago from his district in Ohio.
Mr.. Longworth several weeks age
announced himself in favor Of the
denomination of President Taft
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-28
Continued on page ~
WOULD CHANGE Date
NATIONAL CONVENTION
SENATOR BACON SAYS ROOSE'
VEITS ENTRANCE HAS
COMPLICATED AFFAIRS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Senator
Bacon of Georgia. one Of the demo-
cratic leaders in the Senate, today
declared in favor of passing the dem
ocratic convention in Baltimore which
has been called for June 20 until a
later date. because az now arranged,
It would be held only week after
the republican convention In Chicago.
The entrance of Mr.. Roosevelt IN
the contest for the republican nom
nation to the presidency" said SEN
ator Bacon, has so complicated
things that think the democratic
national committee should take steps
10 postpone the time for holding the
democratic convention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-28

headed business men knew about ho-
tells was also Incorporated in the plans
that finally brought forth the masni-
ficcat structure that now oNershad-
oWs the country for distance OF
twenty miles around, And | do not
hesitate to say that II is second TO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-28
Washington Is Relieved.

WASHINGTON. d. C., Feb. Ell
Manifest relief peryaded the govern
ment departments here today at the
restoration of order at Juarez. Mex,
and tho revolt removes for the time
at least Of the necessity for American
troops to take a hand I'm the disturb
ances along the border.
The fall of Juarez, however, gives to
the insurrectos clear channel of en-
try for arms and ammunition. The
treasury department as during the
Madero revolution, when the same.
port was taken, will allow consign-
ments of all goods to be received at
El Paso. Tex. and will transfer them
to the authorities in possession OF
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-28

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-There was
a rapid popping Of revolyers in China
town tonight and when 1t was over two
Cinnamon lay on the sidewalk NOR
tally wounded I'm the first Tong out
break here since the establishment of
the new Chinese republic,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-28
FOREMAN SAYS JUDGE CANNOT
STOP THEN FROM WRITING
TO HIM.
Orders Them TO PRAY
Judge Swaync Tells the jury The,
Must Deliberate Three or Four
Days More.

FT. WORTH, Tex, Feb. 27.-Re-
bellious resentment was plainly to be
seen in the attitude of Foreman w.
c. strong Of the jury which is delib-
Grating in the Sneed ease, when this
morning at 1880 o'clock he made an
appeal for the immediate release for
the Jury making statement that
they were hopelessly hung.
The ballot still stands seven to five
he said. but the court would not let
him tell which way the majority
voted.
The jury was brought into court
nfter third message addressed to
Judge Swayne, had been delivered TO
him. In this message they asked
that they he discharged. When they
were brought into the court room
Judge Swayne questioned them as to
whether or not they had gone over
the evidence carefully. They replied
that they mad. and then Judge Sway
ne advised thcm to return to their
rooms 20 over the evidence and his
charge and If necessary go down on
their Ences before they retired ana
prav to God Almighty that you may
render a just verdict in this case
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-28
Striking Minors return.

TUsCON. Ariz.. Feb. 27.--Atter
lighting famine for month during
which they were brought to the verge
Of starvation. miners in the Reau
district of Sonora. Mexico. who struck
when refused increase in pay and
lower prizes at the commissaries. re-
turned to worl, today. the companys
having made concessions.