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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-01-19
Printing Office
FOR SALE.
will sell. at public sale, on

( will sell, at public sale, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9th, l9lz,
the JOB PRINTING Office, lately
owned by the late VIM. N. Graolll.
This office is we'll supplied with
presses, paper cutter. imposing stones
type, &c. and is in first class con-
dition.
TERMS OF SALE:
One half cash and balance IN SIX
months, the purchaser to give Wen en-,
dorsed negotiable note for deferred
payment.
Sale at II O'Clock a. m.
J. D. GRABILL, EXT.
Jan. 5-ts. of w. n. Grabll, deco
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-01-19

Invest you Utoney IN the 4 per cen
Certificates of the Shen. Valley Loan
& Trust Co., Woodstock, Va Sc
curity unquestioned. Interest pay
able semi-annually, and Csrtifca es
redeemable any time after six months
mo short notice.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-01-19

Ell Paso Herald: Universal peace is
a long way off-but so are the stars
in heaven, and there is no harm IN
lookiags
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-01-19

Rochester Union: A Baltimore girl
named Mudd IL goiEg to marry .
japanese student. Perhsps she wants
30 change her name.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-01-19
THE
NEWN AN-CHAPNA Co.,
Real Estate
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA
For Sale---Special

| No. An excellent opportunit,
for dairyman in q fine 143 acre
farm. situated near Dunn-Loring, Va,
inst II miles from Center Market
Washington, d. c., over good pike.
800 feet from electric car line and one
a I'D a quarter miles from steam rail
way station.
Forty-fiye acres in timber-balance
cleared land. Well watered b,
branch. three springs and two wells
All under good wire fence, windmill
equipped for saving wood and shiny
/ les, grinding and Smelling corn, cut
Ting fodder and pumping water
Eighty barrel tank supplies all build
ipgs with water.
House of seven re oms and attic,
with cellar under house. Two barns,
hog pen, chicken house. room tenant
house, shop, buggy she'd and granary.
All varieties OF small fruits.
The price on this place is only 3d.
500. $500l cash and the balance on
easy terms. Owner will also sell
stock, implements and crops if desir-
ed. Immediate possession.
Now is the time to get your pro-
perty on the market for the spring
changes.
II you want to buy this Spring, let
~ know your wants and supply them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-01-19
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Premier Carrier Of the South.
Schedule between Washington, Alex
andria, Woodstock and Harrisonburg.
In Effect January s. 1912.
N. B-Following schedule figures
published only as Information and
are not guaranteed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-01-19

Now~is the time to get your pro-
perty on the market for the spring
changes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-01-19

II you want to buy this Spring, let
N know your wants and supply them.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23
Mpbernes Snferut. ST.

- Mpbernes Snferut. @us
tcs Oientmdb9en fu9te cine paReroe
@tellung. Seirat nit SObn bes
9uufes ni9t aussei@lOfen.
-@r6atre9t. 2ebrer: User
tonn mir bos Sier nennen, bds benz
Menf9en iiberall bin gefOlst 1T uuf
@rOsn2" = JriB@sn: Der StOr3."
ME m re semeint2 Sci
einem grpBen Diner fab Der etpas
iuoenbli9e SproB zines bo4aoeligsn
@eI9le9tes einem beriibmten WtaIer
geaeniiber. @dbrenn elmer Pduie
in Der unterholtung ipanbte ii4 Sas
Mrifotrat9en berablaKenb an iein
bisza-pis: .Meb. lieber Meifter, beute
morgen bin id an Sbrem 9uus Dors
beioegangen!" SD bantc Sbnsn,
6err @raf, ih bante bon 9eraen" .
tcor bic perbinblide NnttuDrt.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23
ess aDsatsrStrsttors @"rnans.

Gin Dorado fir S6edterbirettOren
biloete iene 3eit, BON berSgna3 Jruna
gafteGi, Der Wiener 0oftbeaterOi9ter
am RGrtnertpr, Der BON 1781-1862
lebte, er3Gblt. gaitsai fast in fein:n
Memoiren II. a.: sd ging zines Saz
ges bur9 bic prateritraBe in Mien
1pa3ieren unb 1ab Dor benz nod ge=
f9loRenen Sbeotertor cine groBe
Menge MlenI9en fteben, tpel9e auf
bas Muffperren parteten. sd befab
ben Oaneben a~ufgebdngten 3ettel, man
CAB: v&aiperl, Der MaEboIsttitrdz
mer." Die @erfammclten iparen in
einem bi9ten RnGuel 3ufammenge<
pfer9t unb ldrmten, itieBen uno
99rien unb brGngten, neil ieber Der
nG9ite am Sor fem %irolte, Inn ia
gepiB einen guten plaB III betommen.
Dos Settle brong AUDI gu ben O6ren
bes Oireftors Mdrineai, Der feline
@obnung gerabe iiber Dem Gingangsz
tor bate. pl0Bli9 0ffnete ii9 elm
5eniter, Marineui erf9ien anbemfelz
BEN nit einem @toG in Der 6anb unb
f9rie gu benz pubIitum Eerab:
,@enn bas 2drmen ni9t uuf Der
@teue aufbOrt, 70 luK' id beute gar
feline RpmDbie 1pielen!" - llnb auf
bas 9onnerport mar foglei9 bic
Mube EergeItelt. Niemdnb mudite
mebr, Inn nlr bic RomObie gu feben.
Sin prG9tigss &ulturbotument aug
benz Sbedterleb.n bes bDrigen Sdbr@
6unOerts. Ser SbeaterOirettOr pdre
beute frob, fpenn iiA fOl9 reyes 2eben
pie bas oben sef9ilberte, por 8eginn
bes Sbeaters abfpieIen tpiirbe.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23

Grf,n fci ndEerem Sins
riecben ouer0inqs --- 9o9 Oas
madJt nidts - bic Treuoe Der altsn
1ants Miro ungeteilt unO lohneno
Iein.
nlln0 ipO lift @u6i?" froste i6 bag
g3dOden, bos mir glei6 mad Slid
Gut un0 Sdde bringt.
Der perOdut fpobl unter Dem
SOfa! Gr Bat feline S9iifel bis auf
bic IeBts Safer ausgefrefen."
gubi 1T ndmli9 msin iunger
gpais, elm prd9tDolss Sier NIT grOz
zen, braunf9par3en, t%obtraurisen
Mtnf9snaugsn. Gr blidt pie elm
Qamm INN fiG, aber er ftie6lt nie
orsi Roben. Man fagt mir. 0as gGbe
Ifh nit aunebmenoem Glitter. ST
Tolte mebr priigel betommen, mint
man4er. Nber es lift 10 febr ffper,
i6n gu berprigeln. Wenn er feline
tobtrdurigen Meni9enougen erb,bt,
sfentt fi9 Oie peitf9c unpiltiirIif.
@lTo, 8ubi lift 1ott - tpds feltsn
portommt - unb f9lGft! SD tDerbe
mid alTo IeiIe briiden, bamit er 0
meinem Musgdng ni9ts merit. 9enn
Tont erbsbt er Elm infernalif9es Gez
beul er min INNER nit. lln6
Ct 1T ieBt f9on Ieioer tein SbOBz
bun0 mebr - bic glcttrif9e le9ns
ibn ab.
@un f4nen ale 9iiren gu! Sd
itiirse ins @B5immer, eretfe nod
meinem pOetiiden pGd9en.
@s 1T bonn Slid perf9nunben -
- 8ubi bats unttr Dem Sofa unO
= beroaut meinen &Gfe!
Oenn auBer ben Rofen, Dem rOfo
Mtlasbdnb6en unO einigen 5eBsn
popier 1T nett unb brett BON benz
RGfe nt9ts mebr gu feben, ni9ts
mebr gu rie9en!
9immel, mas tit f9On oGIes bieffn
Meg gegungen an frif9en &oteIsttell,
8rdtenreften, oie NOD einem Ma6I
oienen fontsn, SaIbzpfunosgatsten
nit Sdfelbutter un0 fogar Elm boles
pFunbpdfet nit Miirfel3uder. limb
nun nod biefer 10 fauer e%rtpor5ene
Safe! Der 9eburtstagstGfe!
gubt mar aud our9 ni9ts GIT be-
fpegen, unter benz Sofa borautomz
men. @o3u aud? Ser RGfe mar meg,
unO sic Sante tonnte i'm ni9t haben
- bag mar Dffenbar! 11no tpenn fe
i'm bod our9uus baden npllte, fo1te
fe ii9 nun leIber einen fdufen. Sd
rattle Stolen uno @Gn69en SuTomz
men, faufte nod einige b1ar. bolte
aus benz yta9barIaben cine rg4te
RDanif4e" unb fu6r gen Siibenoe.
Inter nngemeinem 0pbngeIG9ter
CAB i9 Oie SrogOOie bes R~Gfe=Q[Mges
binoes gum bsittn. Mber beren IeBter
uno eroufefer Sell erfpdrtete mid
erit mod. Mls i9 fpdt obsnOs auriidz
febrte, lag 8ubt in 3udungen - ale
beige MiI9 baIf ni9ts. 0m anberen
MDrgtn bate er iiber ben gan5eft
RDrptr tinen fiir9tsrli9en MusTdIag
- er muBte umsebenb in Die
6unbetlinit unb ~toitete mid dnes in
dnem so Mart in bar - Der RG1e
gu 1.5O!
The Washington herald., 1912-04-10
ANAcoSTLA.

Electa Chapter. No. 2. Order Of the
Eastern Star. Of Anacostia. met last
evening in the local Masonic Hall. Mrs.
Francis Gurnsey, worthy matron. pre-
sided. A brief musical programme was
given.
The April meeting Of the nacostia
Citizens Association viii be held to-
night in the meeting rooms in Nichols
Avenue.
Anacostia Council. No. IS, Jtnior Order
Of United American Mechanics, met last
evening In the Masonic Hall. with Coun-
cilor ]. W. Crawford IN the chair. and
transacted much important business.
The officers and teachers OF the Sunday
school department OF Emmanuel Episco-
pal Church held their monthly meeting
last night in the parish hall with a ma
3ority Of the teachers present
The annual Easter ball for the benefit
Of the inmates and employees OF the Gov
ernment Hospital for the Insane was
held last evening n Hitchcock Hall with
fully 800 persons present. DR.. Alfred
Glascock was in charge of the affair,
and the hospital orchestra, under the
direction Of Joseph B. Caldwell, fur
nished the music.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-10
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
n. B.-FolloWinE schedule hrIrcs published only
a. Information and not guaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON
For Atlanta. Montgomery. Mobile, New Ofiears.
30 4 m and iosB .. m daily. Dining carL
For ChGtthnooga and MemphiA via AShsTiIls, loss
?. N. daily.
For Atlanta, Annist0u. birmingham. sm q. n
For AtlAnta, Admission. Talladezs. CAlera, Selma,
800 q. m. and cas- .. m. daily. and for UniontoEn.
DsmOpolis. M93dian. 30 a. =. d.tlFs Dining earE
For Roancke. Bristol. Knoxville Chattanoos1. Bir-
ningham, Meridian. ViesburE. New Orleans. loae
?. m daily. Dining car.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. chattanooEa, NASHVILLE,
Memphis. $40 a. N. daily. sleeping car may b %
cupied after 100 p N. Dining ear.
For Asheyille. 800 q. m. eA p N and loaS
.. m daily. Dining cars
For Columbia, SummerviIle. Charleston, AIken,
Augusta, Savannah. Brunswick. JaeksunviIls, and
Florida points. sD p daily. Dining car.
Tourist nr for California. Monday, wednesday
Thurliay. Friday. and Saturday. Ii5 p n.
For DanTine LocaD. 80 4 n. daily.
For Harrisonburg. $50 q. N. daily 38 n n
tparior csTl. and 40 p. N. week days.
Fer ChsrlottesEills uocaD. IN q N. and t:p
p N. daily. r..
For wanentou. 10 a. N. II % m. 80 D N.
daily; S3s N tarioz car and as p N. weed
For Biuenout, $40 q. m. 80 p n. 80 .. n
Heek days; psis a. m and 80 p m SundayG Also
50 p N. week days for LeesburE.
L. s. BROWN. General Arrut
The Washington herald., 1912-04-10
& OHIO RAILROAD.
LKAvE UNION STATION

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
~EvERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HoUR-
TO PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS, LIBERTY STREET
and W. TwENTY-rHIRD STREET
tn, t9M Royal Special hoursl. Hoo Roy.l
apecaD. 'li1o a. n. Too. $40 Royal Limited
hoursl. so. so .. N. and l12aB night .laI
.. N DinsFs and Parlor Cans On day trairG
Blespsu On sIsaS night opan At D0o p N.
PhilAdephia and Atlantic City. n %, s7oa sIIos
q. n, 1o9. S1o. h0o .. N.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON TIE HOUR"
(Week days. 40 4. N. 10 100 .. nj
czsN so. tsN tn. IN, fs0o. ssN, SM.
iSSo, 1880 % .. m; 'l31o noon. fl96 sim.
lak f1oo 80, tg0, 9O. n0p. AaA sS1a
pO. $50. tsao. So. nm. ~. fSoo, .la0
slos1 nm, 'l2iS night
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, ssio a. N. -. 80 p n
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE,
Sae a. N. Nao p m, 'I11o night
PIITsBURG. Sao a. N. 1zA. -Sao p m.- siSss
night. t5lespsr ready 10 p nj
CLEVELAND. Sio p n. coLUNBUs. ~
p N.
WHEELING. $40 q. N, so p m
Schedules Of local trains lt ticket ofaceG
eDaily. fExcspt Sunday. tSunday only.
TELEPHONES at following Tickst 0mcs; IAN
Q q. nv. Main Esi: ds Pennsylvania aEN.. Aala
-: Uni0u Station oiesI Main ma
The Washington herald., 1912-04-10
AUCTION SALES
THos. ). owEN 6 son. Aurtiono.r.

TRUSTEES. SALE or VALUABLE nGPRovEu
REAL EsTATE-u-RoOH. %BATH. BhlCk
FLAT. no ifn PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SOUTHEAST
By yirtus q certain dsed q lrust. duly recorded
IN Llber 80 folio II e 80. Of the land records
d the District q Coblmhia. and AZ the request q
the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
VIII SELL At public auctioo IN front Of the premises
lal2 Al 4 o'clock d m, the follouingdescribed
land and premlasa utnte N the City of Washing-
ton. Distrisa Of Columbia. and deasnated and b.
ing lot q, square 100 - PER rlat IN subdiTiSon
Boob, ., page 6, q the SURVEYORS Once. d. 4 /.
more particularly described IN said trust
Terms q sale: Sold suhiect to a prior trust for
8 20 balance caih. drpo<t q 500 viii be ~
qrirod st time Of raie All eonEeyanetng rccurdtng
&C. at cost q purchaser. Terms Of sale TO Be com
piled with within ten days from day of sale. other
vie the trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
erty At the rsk ana cost 4 defaulting purchaser
after hrs dayg advertisements Of such rzaie IN soms
nsws1pG published IN Washington. ID. O. fUL-
TON r. GORDON. @. GORDON BAILEY. Trus-
tsss II. D. GORDON, Attorney. Hpsd&dExs
The Washington herald., 1912-04-10
TRIP ON ONTARIO
PROVIDED THRILLS
Two Washington Women Tell of
Their Experiences on Board
Vessel.

The story Of a trip that furnished
enough thrills in the three days It con-
Suned to do the ordinary person a life
time was told yesterday by Miss Kath-
crime z. Schwartz and Miss Nellie z.
sheehan. both OF li12 Sixth Street
Northwest, who were passengers on the
steamship Ontario. OF the Merchants and
Miners Line. when it was afre on Mon
iauk Point early Monday morning.
Both Miss Schwartz and Miss Sheehan,
who are in the employ Of the govern
m&nt, left Washington last Friday and
boarded the Ontario at Newport News
Sunday morning. The story Of their
thrilling trip was told By Miss sheehan
yesterday
The weather last Sunday was the
roughest have ever experienced" she
said, 'and the sea was stilI running
high when the passengers retired sun
day night. Miss Schwartz and occu-
pied q stateroom in the forward part of
the boat. and we knew nothing OF the
hre until the fire bells rang 1:3O o'clock
Monday morning. Miss Schwartz judged
that II was a drill. and We were both
convinced that there was no danger,
until We heard the fire squad OF the
boat running through the passageway
awakening passengers.
smoke poured through the portfolios Of
the boat and filled the interior. A
laughable feature of the fire was the ap-
pearance OF the half-clad passengers en-
cased in life preservers. The transfer
was made TO the wrecking tug Tasco
with little difficulty. and all the passen-
gers except Miss Schwartz and myself
proceeded to Boston. We concluded that
we had had enough excitement and de-
a IN
Two Heroes on ship.
Two heroes were in evidence through
out the scare. Capt. w. ]. Bond stood
by his post, and when he found IL neces-
sary TO beach the ship he was badly
burned. The steering wheel was so hot
that It was almost impossible TO throw
II over. Steward Case was the most
magsetic man L ever saw. and queIIed
the excitement among the passengers
most effectively by assuring them OF
their safety.
"A pathetic feature OF the whole af-
fair was the fright OF the steerage pas
sengers. They were unable to speak
English and huddled in corners like
frightened animals. They were finally
calmed and behaved splendidly.
Life savers from watchilI Station,
Point Hewitt, and White HilI did most
effective work. Tie f1re was effective
in putting a damper on most OF the pas
sengers, who had been enjoying them
selves immensely all day Sunday, the
occasion being the celebration OF the
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary Of
Capt. and Mrs. Bond. However, think
we were lucky. No baggage was lost,
and It arrived at New Lonuon aTter the
transfer almost as soon as the passen-
gers.''
The Washington herald., 1912-04-10
NORFOLK g WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFBCT oCT. 9. IN
Leave Washington. New Union Station
90 4 n. DGily-An points on NoEfoIk and west-
sm.
1910 .. N DAly-Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem. Knoxrine. Chattanooga. Nashville, New
orieanL Through Sleeper. Dining oan
$40 a m--For Bristol. Knoxville. ChattanooHa
HaEhTine and MemphiA Washington Memphis
deeper opsn at 10 p N
For NoroIk-LeaVe washington I.D . n daIly.
arrive Norfolk. II - a n: RM noon daily, arrive
Norfolk. SD p N daily. Parlor ear. Leave Rieh-
nond daily. t1o p m. arrive Norfolk. IN p N
tlo .. m. Daily-BsnyVilie LGly. Shenandoah.
Trims from the Southwest GrTiEs saS T. n; nS
?. m, and i2B q N.
An Information Fourteenth street and HsE Y0rf
aIenue bond BuldinE1.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-10
SPECIALS For RENT

us seaton Place, er and 3d.. 81. 50
~ r 81 ne, Sr and b................ 22. 30
~ q St NV. 1Cr and b-............. f0 IS
81 Illinois Ave, 6r and b............ 3. 80
~ 90 81. nv. 1cr and b......-....... g. %
~ Sth - ne.l 81 and b,........t.... 1s5o
y. n JOHNSON CO.. 1Soe II st. n w.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-10

PROPOSALS FOR HAULING ASHES, WASH
ing toNelA &c.-WEr Department. Washington, D.
" harch ], 1a2-Sealed proposals will be received
here until p m. APRIL IS. 1872 and then opened
for hauling ashes. washing towels Shoeing horsrs
and purchase q waste paper during year ending
June %. l9A Information furnished On application.
for hauling ssheN state price per cubic yard; wash
ing oSels poe per 100 towels and purchase Of waste
paper, r1ce per cRt. Proposals must be IN euvei-
opes tndorsed Proposals for hanling ashes" Pro
posals for washing towels" Proposals for horse-
shoeing. Proponls for purchase Of waste paper %
respectively. and addressed TO N. R. THoRP, Chief
Of supply Division. aps.s.lo.n.l2D
The Washington herald., 1912-04-10
RAILROADS.
0FFsEPFAKF q ONO LINES

40 D n. d1iiy-G & O. SPECIAL. soIid train
70 Cincinnati. With Pullman AeepeD 10 Louisville
cincinnah. Indianapolis 81 Louis. and Chicago
uio n n daily-F. r. v. LIMITED to the
West, Southwest. and Northwest Pullman aeeperI
70 vrsiniA Hat Gprinu, Cineinnah. and LouisVins
Cincinnati sleeper open for occupancy 10 N.
O. 4 o. dining ear. service IA carte.
ohee4 SIS Pa. ave-. t09 y st-. and Union stattol.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-10
PROPOSALS.

tsrmasteT's Department, Washington. D. c.
April s lsl2-Sealed proposals, in duplicate. will
be recsiTed at this ofhoe until II q m MAY "a
1872 and then be publicly opened, for Furnishing
laundry seSTios during the fiscal year besinuiug
Juy'l. lSl2. at Portsmouth,. N H.; Boston Mas ;
HinEhan. Mass; Iona Island. n. Y: New York.
" l.. Dover. n. J.; Annapolis Nd; Washing
TIM. ID. O.; Winthrop. Nd: Charleston g. c. and
Key West Fla Pruposal blanks and other inior-
nation can Be obtained upon application 10 this
otice. and commanding officers or post quarter
masters. Marine barracks. at the stations named
THIS once reserves the right 10 reject any or all
bids or parts thcrodf. and to WafVe informAlities
therein Bids from regular dealers only Will Be
considered. c. L. McCAwLEY. Ii Col, Asst
The Washington herald., 1912-04-10

WALL PAPER, PAYERHAEGMG, 60
T. sTETNBERG 4 CO.. PlinisI s5d pse1Ilto[s;
an hranehcs 20 iah q nv. Tel. ~ go
ROOMS PAPERED. g Up. WALLPAPER. s.
TO > pe LEPREox. - NJ. \. ssl
ARTISTIC PAPERHANGtNG AT MODERATE
prceA ave yon 3 TO % r1r crut No finer linz
q samples souih q New York Including exclusive
impursed patterna A. B. MOORE. . L A nv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-08
GOVERNMENT NOT TO
enforce PROHIBITION
LACK or FUNDS MAKES IT M
POSSIBIE-WILL BE- LEFT
TO THE STNTE.

WASuINGTON. Feb. lit was
learned here today that the depart
ment of Justice will make no effort to
enforce the prohibition law in east
ern oklahoma. under the decision Of
the circuit court of appeals in the
Friedman case. A sack of funds and
the recognized ability Of the ,state au-
thorities to ccessfully cope with the
situa tion. resulted in the decision, it
is said. -
The foregoing dispatch from Wash
ington will be hailed with~acclalm in
Tulsa and the old Indian Territory
points in oklahoma II nle<ns that
railroad and express companies which
have been refusing to handle liquor
shipments into this section since the
st. Louis decision was handed down.
will probably again adopt their for
mer custom of accepting and deliv-
ering these shipments. and that the
situation will be the same as former
~ under state prohibition exclusively.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-08
THE GAG RU.:.'
OR, WHAT IS 4.
YOUNG DEMOCRATS ENACT SEC
OND AND THIRD SCENES IN \
NEW FARCE.
A HILARIOUS old time
Two Sets Of Officers Preside nj Same
Mceting-Noicc Denied to Many
Veterans Scared and bleeding.

Totally dIsreSardlhB the true prI"'
clple ~ democracy the majority RUIZ
working the gag rule to .P''e" >
taste throwing All parliamentary Or
der and fair play to the -FOUR "ih'S'
seven or eight prominent young ue,'-
ocrats staged an dproarlous' sue
kicking farce in the district court
room last hlght' peihg the secouu Ies-
ular meeting Of the Young men )
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-08
NEGRO IS GIVEN
A LIFE SENTENCE
BOB WALKER GETS BITTER DOSE
At SNPULPA FOR \
MURDER.
MANNf0RD MOB cor One
Narrowly Escaped Mob IIimscIf-Jury
Unanimous ON First Ballot
Killed Il White Man.

SAPULPA, Okla. Feb. - (Spe-
cial )-Nincty-nine years behind prls-
on WALL is some time, but that is
what the jury in the case Of Bob
Walker, charged with the death OF
Fred Evans at Mannford last fall,
gave the negro, after an almost an
night deliberation over the sentence
the man shoud receive. The first
ballot, so it is said, was unanimous
as to the accused's guilt
The brother Of Walker was hanged
and shot to death at the hands of Il
mob formed to avenge Evans death
at the time it occurred.
1t required the greater part of last
week to procure jury to try the
case so carefully were the interests
of the accused and the state guard
ed in the selection. Not a person from
the part Of the county where the
crime occurred was allowed to re-
main on the jury, the greater num-
Der Of whom were chosen from Sa-
pulpa.
The interest in the hearing was
intense, there being all the time Of
the trial a packed court room made
up Of friends of the murdered man
from Mannford and vicinity, and
from this city, called through cur
iositv.
The negro who WAS convicted
largely on circumstantial evidence.
retained stolid Indifference through
out the entire proceedings. evidently
not fully conscious of what the af-
fair meant to him
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-08
JUDGE HOOK ELIMINATED
CABINET MEETING, ri NOR SAYS
RESULTED N ELININ \TION
or LEADING CANDIDATE.
APP PJINTNENI MADE soon
Are Now Figuring on a successor 10
Nagcl a. Secretary of Department
Of Commerce and LahOr.

WASlllNGTON, Feb. THE eN-
istlng vacancy on the supreme bench
the firth that has occurred in the
present administration, probably Will
be filled by the appointment Of sec
rotary of commerce and labor Charles
II. Nageh of St. Louis.
President Tatt is expected TO send
the nomination of Mr.. Nagel to tn"
Senate within few days. United
states Judge Hook, who until last
night was prominently ment oned, Is
said to have been eliminated from
further consideration at an hours
session of the cabinet today All ot
the lawyers in the cabinet except Mr.
Nagel were present and aftcrWard ii
was learned the president had made
clear his intention of appoint NJ his
secretary Of commerce and labor
This report was so generally cred
tied tonight that rumor was huW
with a possible successor to Mr.. Ma
gel in the cabinet Louis Marshall Of
New York and Oscar Rosenwald Of
Chicago, We're mentioned amosg
those who would be considered.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-08
SOCIALISTS 10 HEAR LECTURE
TOMORROW NIGHT
Large Gathering viii Assemble at
Hall aud PartaLr at Leap Year
supper.

What promises to bc one of the
largest socialist gatherings of the
year will take place next Friday night
at Socialist hall, lO5A. South Main
street, when leap year box supper
will bee given. The men will bring the
boxes.
An interesting program has been
prepared, including music by an or.
.chestra, and speeches. Addresses,
each of fifteen minutes duration, viii
bee given 10y Glenn Condon Ben Perry
of the local organization, /. Il. Irwin,
a prominent socialist spcalyer and
Others
These social affairs are planned TO
bee held every two weeks during the
next few months and .he leap year
affair FRIDAY might Is expected TO
bring out two or three hundred So
cialists and their families.