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The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
DIED.

HUTCHINSON Tuesday. January ..
1872, MARY ]. HUTCHINS (nee
Kiefer), beloved wife Of J. T.
Funeral from the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. r. ]. Dixon, q / street
northwest. Saturday, January Is, at
a. m, thence to St Aloysius' Church.
where high mass will be said for the
repose OF her soul. Relatives and
friends invited to attend. Interment
at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
KoERPER-
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION
OF THE UNITED STATES.
CommAndery Of the District Of Columbia.
City Of Washington. January l. Isl2
The death Of Companion ECON ANTHONY
K0ERPER. Colonel. U. s Army in this City on
the 10Th instant, is announced 10 the CcmmandeTy.
FOneral seTices, at which the attendance q
Companions is requested. will be held at his late
residence, The Woodley, Columbia Road and Mint
wood Piace. y. W. at 20 O'ciOck p. NJ. this
day. IntCrmeut private. Al the National Cemstezy.
Arlington. Virginia.
By cummand Of
BFvTet Mhiur.Gensral CYRUS BUssEY.
THOMAS H. MCKEE Commander.
Recorder.
PLUNKETT-On Wednesday, January 10
1872, at u:S p. m, WILLIAM H.
PLuNKETT, in the eighty-sixth year
Funeral from his late residence, the
Wilson apartment, corner Fourteenth
and Harvard streets northwest, on
saturday, January n,,ay ls' , az II a an m In In
and Madison, Wis, papers please
copy.)
PLUNKETT-
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION
OF THE UNITED STATES.
ccmmandsry Of the District Of Columbia
City Of Washington. January II lei2
The DEATH Of Companion WILLIAM HENRY
PLUNkErT. Brevst Lieutenant-C Colonel, U. s. Vol
mt -
the 18th instant, is announced to the Commandery
Funeral services. at which the attendance of
Companions is requested. viii Be held ct his late
residence. The Wilson. Fourteenth and Harvard
ocioeA A. ". Inteuuent at the National Cemetery.
Arlington. Virginia.
By cummand Of
BreTet M,iOeeens,I CYRUS RussEr,
THOMAS H. MCKEE. Cemmsnder.
Recorder.
WooDwARD-on Tuesday, January ..
1872 at the residence OF her son,
Vile. Fla, REBECCA. widow OF
George Thomas Woodward. formerly
OF Georgetown. ID. c.
FSneral services Friday, January Y az
2:3o .. m, at the Oakhill chapel Rel
ative and friends invited.
WHITNEY
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Commandery Of the District Of Columbia.
City of Washington, January II l9l2
The death of Compaaion JOSEPH NEWELL
WHITNEY. First Lamtsnant. L. s. Volunteers.
IN this City on the loth instant. is announced TO
the Commandery
Funeral services. At which the attendance Of
Conpsniuns Is requested WI Be held at the Chapel
in Roek Greek Cemetery. at II O'clock A. ~ this
day lnteunsnt At Rock Greek Cenetery-
By command q
Breyet Maior-Gsncrsl CYRUS BUssEY.
Q. S. Volunteer.
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TALKS ON WoMANs PROSPECTS.
Rev. Earle wHhey Relieves She IL
Coming Into own.

Rev Earle wilhey talked on the
"PeriIs and prospects Of American
womanhood." last night before the Dis
trIct of Columbia Woman Suffrage
Association In the lecture hall of the
Public Library. Among the perils Rev.
Whitley pointed out the temptations to
enter too much into the worlds life
to become unwomanly. "Woman's
charm and glory is her womanliness,
and a designing and scheming leader
ship OF women might prove one OF their
greatest perlls, just as unscrupulous
labor leaders are one Of the greatest
perils OF organized labor.
Il believe that woman is coming into
her own, and slowly she is achieving
the goal of her ambition. not only So
cial and economic emancipation, but
also political rights. The possession OF
these rights are fraught with great
danger TO her and to the country"
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BIRTH RECORD.
XHITK

WHITE
Philip B. and Lillian r. Ward, girl.
Francis r. and Margaret a. Sadtler.
boy.
Edward r. and Emma NJ. Seal, girl
Thomas NJ. and Elizabeth V. Roland,
girl.
Arthur G. and Grace L. Purdy, boy.
Archie and Katie ]. Phillips, boy.
Salvatore and Marietta Mendorio, boy.
Edward A. and Helen II. Kerr, girl.
Henry p and Nellie d. Kuever, boy.
Ernest L. and Catherine F. Jewett, girl
- John D. and Ruby @. Howard. girl.
Thomas A. and Anastasia German. boy.
Charles and Elsie 3. Herring, boy.
John and Annie NJ. Dempsey, girl.
Giovanni and Maria Bonaccorsy. boy.
B. Lewis and Valsorene L. Bradley,
girl.
Silas and Alice p. Brinson, boy.
Frank ]. and Katharine G. Auth. boy.
James H. and Mary A. Angel, boy.
C0LORED.
Charles W, and Geneta Sheppard, girl.
Ezake and Jessie Fowler. boy.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
o. S p,pt. o, ArrieiItur.. Weather Bursaa

Washington. THURSDAY. January rs p m.
There will Be rain Friday in the south Atlantic
States and rain or snoE In the Gulf states followed
by clearing weather Saturday. with cold wave that
will reach the Texas coast during Friday the East
Gulf States Friday and Friday night. and the South
Atlantic States Saturday m1rninE. There will be
snow Friday from the Middle Mississippi VALLEY
eastward, and in Tennessee with a cold in the
latter SECTION, and will probably continue Sat
urday in the Northeast There will also Be snow
in the Lower Lake region and the eastern portion
o. the Upper Lake regi0n. Cold weather will CON-
tinue over the northern and central portions Of the
country. but with some moderation in the North
west. West Of the Rocky Mountains the weather
will hs unsettled with rains and SHOWS.
Gold wave warnings have been ordeTed fur the
South Atlantic and Gulf States ezuept the FlorioA
peninsula Arkansas, Tennessee. KENTUCKY, Eastern
West Virginia and Southern Virginia
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CUMMINS BEE THE LATEST.
senator Said 10 BE In Field OF
Presidential Candidates.

Albert b. Cummins. Senator from Iowa,
may soon announce that he will become
n candidate for the Republican Presiden-
tiaI nomination. According to friends Of
the Senator, Mr.. CumInlns is receiving
letters from regulars and progressives
alike, urging him 10 get into the race.
1t is known here that there is a cold
ness between Mr.. La Toilette and Mr..
Cummins due to their conflicting ambi-
tions, and regulars declare that IL the
Iowa Senator gets into the race break
will be made in the ranks Of the pro-
gressives that will be difficult TO adjust
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BR16HTwooD SCHOOL ABLAzE.
Fire In Carrot Threatens BuiIdIRE
for n Time.

Fire was discovered on the second floor
Of the Brightwood schOolhouse last night,
and by the time the engines arrived had
gained considerable headway and was
burning the ceiling and Earret Of the
structure. The fire fighters managed to
cOnfine the blaze to the front of the
building, and Il was stated that while the
garnet was greatly damaged the class
rooms escaped from both fire and water.
The BriEhtwood school was built about
seven years ago. The building is a two
story brick structure OF six rooms and
modern construction
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
AUHY0N'S PAW-PAWPlLLS

/ want every per-
son who Is bilious
or has any stomach
or liver ailment to
try a package OF
nv Paw-Pnw Pills.
I want to prove
that they positive
" cure Indigestion.
Sour Sto mae h,
BelchinE. Win d,
Headache. Nervous
ness, SleeplessneSs.
and are an infal-
lible cure for Con-
stipation.
Sold by drug
gists for sc q vial.
For free package
q a dress MunyOn,
Phila.. Pa.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
SUES GRANDFATHER
WHO SHOT FATHER

Annapolis, Nd. Jan. 1.-THE wife and
children OF William Robinson, through
their counsel. Jerry L. Smith. have
brought suit against Alfred Tyler. their
grandfather, who shot and killed their
father, his son-in-law, on December 4
last at the same time that he killed his
own wife.
The children sue through their mother
and next friend, Mrs. Vivian G. Robin
son. and ask 10000 damages. The mother
claims 5000 for the death Of her husband
and her own injuries. Mrs Robinson Is
the daughter OF Tyler and his murdered
wife. Catherine Tyler.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
TAFT VISITOR ELECTED.

Democrat Turned Out of white
House, Is RumOr.
a story was in circulation here last
night that a Democratic national COM
mltteeman from a Western State had
got into trouble at the White House
yesterday which had ended in his being
turned out. The name Of this national
committeeman wSs mentioned in connec-
tiOn with the story, but no confirmation
could be obtained at the White House.
1t was said that this Democratic chief
tain had been celebrating the reunited
Democracy. and in the course OF his
wsn1erings dropped IN at the White
House. He was invited 10 depart, but
objected. and, according to the story, was
helped on his way by some OF the police
men stationed at the White House
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TAFT DID NOT WRITE TO T. R.
Denial of RumOr of His OTer of
withdrawal.

1t was authoritatIvely denied at the
White House yesterday that President
Taft has written a letter TO Col. Roose-
welt stating in effect that he Cthe Presi-
den0, would step aside II the ex-Presi-
dent had decided that he would like to
be renominated.
It was pointed out that the report con-
cerning this alleged letter could not pos
sibly have foundation, in view of the
fact that the President permitted him
self to be quoted a day or so ago to the
effect that only death could prevent
his name going before the Republican
convention of 1872
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Local Temperature.

Midnight 8: a. N. 10: a. m, y; a. m. IS:
4 m. II; 10 q. m, Is; Il noon, q; 2 n m. =:
y m, =; p. m, 70; .. N. Is; 10 ?. N. -.
Highest. Is: lowest, Il.
Relative hImidity-s q. m, 70; : .. m. a; p
m g. rainfall % .. m. to p nj. OIL Hours
Of sunshine. o; per oent Of possible slnshine 0.
TempeIzture same date last yelr-HigheEt, 50; low.
est, "A.
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HAMILTON IS LAUDED.
EuIoEies Made of First Secretary
of Treasury.

OF Treasury.
a resolution asking the House to
pass the resolutions already passed by
the Senate appropriating 100000 each
for a memorial to Alexander Hamilton
and Thomas Jefferson was unanimous
ly adopted last night at a meeting Of
the Alexander Hamilton National Me-
mortal Association at the New Willard.
Addresses eulOgistic of Hamilton
were delivered by Associate Justice
Van Orsde1 of the District Court Of
Appeals; Attorney Henry D. Estabrook
of New York, and DR.. Allan McLane
Hamilton, one of the three surviving
grandchildren of the first Secretary Of
the Treasury.
meeting of the trustees called TO
elect successor to the late Justice
Harlan, who was president of the asso-
ciatiOn, was postponed Indefinitely.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
Powder MIL Blow, In.

Hibbing, MINI, jan 11.-Ghe new
powder mill at wilpin. MINI, blew up
to-day killing James Healy, Of Hibbing,
and Charles Winters, Of Columbus, Kans.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Jacob A. Cohn. q Of Riverside. " J.. and Pau
line A. Eeroes. q. Rev. J. GluShAl-
Walter =. EGrres. . and MEry X. IndEe. -. both
Of ChosteTneld County. Va Rev. j. S. Montgomery.
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Tide Table,

To-day-High tide. 2za 4. N. and "a D. m low
tide. $50 a.. m. and 80 p. m.
Tomorrow High tide. 3;l7 a. m. and 3:z D m. /;
low tide 80 a m. and loz y N.
The novelty business Of China is driftins into the
hands q the japanese.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION ron cHARrER-
Noucs Il beT<oy given q the intention of The IN
der4gned 70 apfiy 20 the Comminaionsl q he Di.-
tr1cf q Columbia, On the TTH DAY or FW-
kUARY, isl2. AZ 70 O'Clock q. N. fox a eAarteT q
inonrpontiou under the provison q an act of On
pes entitled An act 10 pFOEids fur the inopr-
posafoo q trist loan. mnrtEaes and csFtafn CHE
eurporatiors within the Distnct q Columbia" an
proved October L Is9e. and emhncsd IN nIbchaufrr
II q the Code o. the District q Coimbia
The nanne q The prOposed company shan b s-rhs
Mnnssy Truss C0mrsuy."
rhs company Is 10 Be OrEanized for the purpous
of doing geneHi tnst. loan. and m0tgaRs basiness
and such other business a. may he aufhor1ssd b.
aid act q conTess q BY the oode Of the Distrs
q Columbia.
The names q the proposed inooEpoatDs srs:
Frank A. AfunAey. James p Oy.ter
Carence Moor. Ashley NJ Gould
Harry NJ Clabaugh GeurTs R Gaither
Perry Belmont stewart OLIVER
q. w. Wktgon Mm. r. Gnde
Edward Mclean. WIN. A Hil
Wilton J. Lambert. G. u Nicoi
tiist Blair A. Limer
W. ]. DeEart. Julius Garhnkie
A. s. Korthington. Nm. Wallacs ChisSsn
John II. Nolan, 9. H. Pope,
Wm- Henry White. Thos c. Bradley,
2. A, Wake. James Baird
s. w. woodward.
jal2Et
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Temperatures in otner cities.

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount Of rsinfal for the tWenty-four hours endeu
at p. N. yesterday, as foll0Ws:
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12
TRY MURINE E,1 EYE REL aIHIDr I1.I
TOF KOur EVo1

Murine Bye saixe. in Aseptic Tubes. sc. um
Murine Eye Remedy. Liquid. Sc, SC. u.n
nZnrlne DOesn,t Smart : soothes EEs Pain
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Piles Cured In Q 10 II Days.
Your druggist will refund money IL PGzo Ointment
fails TO cure any cass q Itching. Blind. Bleeding
o. ProtrudinE Piles in to Il days. Soc.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. BI on
der of the board q directors meeting q the
stnckholdsrs q the Potomac Electric P0Ssr Con-
pany Il called 70 meet a. the ofoe of the eumpany
Fourteenth and East Capitol streets in the dty ~
Washington. District Of Columbia. the JST
DAY OF JANUARY. 1872 At II O'ciock q. m.
for the purpose o. curddeinE and taking the aetiou
necessary for the cumpany to further increase the
Gognt of its csptAl stock and 10 extend the scops
Of its business under b. virtue u. and in conform
it, with the pruFiEons of charter IS. q the Cods
uf Law q the District of Columhis-
CLARENCE Il KING,
NJ z AILEs
GEO. TRUEsDEIL.
WOODBURY. BLAIR,
CHARLES J. BELL,
W. y. HAN,
CLARENCE p NORIdEST.
WI LOEB. Jr..
WM B. HIBBS.
hS-su Diresa~
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
FERRY COMPANY.
On aosount Of the heavy Ioe In the
river the fern EerTfee between Wash
inEtou and Alexandra VII b. dsooa-
tuned until further nOties.
THIS IS 10 CERTIFY THAT THE .cERTiFT,
Gates Of Class A stock. NuA T1os, ZOO. Ttoi. iG1
~ the McrgaEe and Loan Banking Company ef
MsEico City Mexico were Lost In the Ernck q
ths wsrd Lane steamer MsridA in May. lsiL
ARTHUR CUsHMAN. tal1G
c.D.p..r and sua.I B. Iss SI.Ss, Ss .PsOu. \. m.
Expert Houss Repairing and RsnodeiinE.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE STOCK
holders Of the washinEton Railway and Eectris
Company for the purposs Of eecting board of d.
rectors for the ensuing year and 10 transast
such other business win properly cone before ths
meeting. viii be held at the oics o. the compAny
18th and East CaUitol sta Washington n. C.. on
SATURDAY. January %. lslz At z O'Clock noon-
T. J. WHITEHEAD. ssGstAry. q,
InE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the AnaopstiA and Potomac River Rail
road Company for the purpose Of sectinE board n
aetots % serve tor the ensuing year. and TO trans
act such Other business viii properly cms befors
The meeting. will be beld ths othcs q the ouun-
pany. 18th and East Cspitnl Sta waShtnron. d.
- On oAIDhDA1s JanuarJ y. l9lL a. u o'clocf
noon. r. ]. WHITEHEAD SecrrtarT
jsIO.1sIGBBn
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
hoIdsns Of the City & Suburban Railway os Wash
ington for the purpose q slecting a board q d.
rectors to for the ensuing year and 20 transact
such other business win properly cone before the
meeting. viii Be held Al the ohice of the onmpany
18th and East Capitol Hts-. WakhinEiou. D. @ %
SATURDAY, January %. l9iZ. a. Il O'Clock nom.
s.pIIIGNH1
The ANNUAL MEETING OF The sTOCK-
holders of the Georgetown and TennAIlytoEu Rail
wsy Company for the purpose of esctinE a board o.
directors To for the ensuing year and 70 TINS
act such other business viii properly before
the meeting will Be held al The ofics 0t the conl-
pany. ii;h and East Capitol stS Washington. D. G..
On SATURDAY. January .. lsl1 at u O'Clock noon
+. J. WHITEHEAD. SecrrtEry.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the BikltEood Railrnad Company for
for the ensuing year and TO ransact Sleh other
business viii properly come before the meeting.
viii Be held Al the Ofios q the cunpany. llth and
East Capitol stS. Washington D. C.. SAT
URDAY January %. 1872 at Il O'Clock noon
=. J. WHITEHEAD. Secretary.
jalO.aHB.B.D
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Potomac Electric Power Company
for the pIrpnse of electfng q hoard of directors N
for the ensuing year and TO transact such Other
business a. viii properly cone bef1re the meeting.
viii Be held a. the ofioe Of the ecmpany. iGh and
East Capitol sta. Washington. d. C., sATUR-
DAY. January y 49,. at Il o'clock noon.
y. J. WHITEHEAD. seerrtEry.
~ u Ii
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jalo.R.iLB.B.D
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
f.lo.anM.np
THE 1SNIfII- MEFTING NJ THE STnIsk.
lIirrora ReaIlNrred.

Frst-clAs work and nyear Elarantse: rsason-
able. Call NJ. 5TTm. and Est estimate. MAX
BRoTsEY 4 son. MHIoE Manufacturers. 81
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janZlLB.sD
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
tao.IlHIsnp
NE ANNUAL MEETING or THE Stock

lhE ANNUAL MEklANU VI The STOIh-
holders of the Georgetown and TennaIlytoNu Rail
wsy Company for the purpose Of elsctinE board o.
directors tO for the ensuing year and 10 TINS
act such other business viii properly come before
the meeting. will Be held al the oHier q the
pany. ii;h and East Capitol stS Washington. n. G..
On SATURDAY, January .. lsl1 At y O'Clock noon.
uJTTETJEAn
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THIS IS 10 CERTIFY THAT THE CERTIFY,
Gates Of Class stock. NnA 10, ZOO. Ttoi in1
n the Mortgage and Loan Banking Company ef
MsTico City. Mexico were lost IN the yrsck q
the wsrd Line steamer Merida in May. ISL
ARTHUR CUsHMAN yallG
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12

VIAYT SCIENCE OF HEALTH NAT
ural nonsurgical: cop. book free. Apply
by mail. SIS Colorado Bldg Free lecture
The Washington herald., 1912-01-12

Carpenter and Builder isg5 L NV. Phone \. ~.
Expert House Repairing and RsmodeiinE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
Want REV. NEFf TO
REMAIN IN tulsa
ms WORN HEARTILY ENDORSED
IN RESOLUTIONS ADDRESS
ED TO BISHOP.

Rev Frank Neff Will remain pastor
for at least another year of the First
NJ. T.. Church. If the wishes of his
congregauon are fylloycd frong
resolutions passed by fhc Fourth
quarterly @. the Tulsa conference, the
governing board Of the local church.
urging the bishop to allow MIR. Neff
To remain here, were yesterday for
wardcd to Bishop Mcintyre. The re
solution follows:
WHEREAS. Brother Frank Ncff
has accCptahly served our church FOB
more than one and one-half years,
and has during that time cndoared
himself with our people, and the citi-
2cns of our proud city. and become n
living example to an by his clean.
pure christian life and conduct. and
placed our church in the city as n
living factor for good, succeeded In
stimulating her work in every de
partmcnt until today pastor and peo-
pie are closer linked with the church
anc ncr great mission .san ever be
fore
1tO efore. be IT resolved. that II is
the universal desire Of the church
ana official board that Bishop Rob
crt Mcintyre return Brother Frank
Ncff e. the pastorate Of First ". Il.
church Tulsa for another conference
yo"-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12

MUSkOGEE. okla, oct. 1.-THE
Oklahoma State Bank at Council Hin
was looted last night by three rob
bcrs who escaped after runnlng
fight with citizens. The explosions in
blowing the safe aroused three citi-
Zens, who grabbed their guns ana
left instructions with their wives 10
arouse the town. arrived AT the bank
just AS the robbers were leaving The
women spread the alarm but the rob-
bers had horses In waiting and es
capped.
No one was allowed to enter tho
bank building this morning until
blood hounds had been secured and
the amount of money secured by tho
robbers is not Yet known, even to
the officers of the bank.
When the bank officers got int,
the bank this morning they found
that the robbers had opened the safe
and secured s1Ss00 In currency. The
robbers had broken into a hardware
store and secured shotgun cartridges
which they cut open to secure powder
to make "a cap to explode the nitro
sYcerine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
YOUNGEST MEMBER
OF commercial CLUB
JUST SIN DAYS OLD, But IS AL
IuEADb AN ARDENT TULSA
BOOSTER.

The committee soliciting new mem
yesterday secured the name of Tulsa's
youngest booster. He is Billy Pom
eroy, Jr.. ana he was horn October 4,
1912. He was just six days old when
he met the committee with smile,
as H. crowcd and tossed his little
hands and feet, seemingly oyorJOyed
TO be classcd with the Live Wires"
He stated to the committee that he
was very thankful to the stork for
dropping him In the best town In the
had fully made up his mind to do his
part AT all times In boosting Tulsa.
IIa also stated that on his tenth
birthday he expected 10 see a city OF
10000 population. wing dams in the
Arkansas river, with steamboats, ply
ing up and down the stream, and with
the busy harbor front at Tulsa reach
ing from Sand Springs to Turkee
Mountain, lie hopes TO see by that
time Henry Kendall college one of tho
lhI k'Nl tuuNhNlNllil lIlNAlAuNi'HA III lIlO
southwest, and to visit here II beau
lful ana large Y, NJ G. A. building
He wants to ride ten years hence on
iptcrurban lines, connecting Tulsa
with her suburbs. Joplin, Springfield,
Oklahoma city, Shawnee and Muslo-
gee,
The committee members were so
fully Impressed with Billy's prophecy
that they left him with renewed en-
thusinsm which was irresistible and
before night they had secured 25
new members for the Tulsa CONNER
cial club. The board of directors sus-
pended the bylaws and rules and ac-
copied Billy's application instanter.
AS ron as possible they will have a
life size painting of RllIy hung in the
Dr. Rrodic, who recommended Bllly
for membership, assured the commit
tee that 1t had live wire and gonu-
Inc hustler.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
INFANTHE PARALYSIS.
Twenty Cases Have Appeared In Okla
hOna In Last Few Weeks.

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. 11.-There
have been twenty cases OF infantile
paralysis in Oklahoma within the past
few weeks, according to a statement OF
DIR. J. c. Mahr, state health COM
missioner. The percentage of deaths
has not been compiled. DR.. Mahr
says that the disorder is confined to
six counties and he does not fear Its
spread as a few cases usually appear
late in the summer and during early
fall. The contagion is believed TO
come from dust. as DR.. Mahr has OBJ
served iu connection with his lnvesti-
cation that many cases appear along
dusty highways.
The health commissioner does NOT
anticipate recurrence of the spinal
meningitis epidemic of last winter un-
less the season should be attended by
great and sudden changes of tempera-
ture. Dr. Mahr says that sudden
changes of weather and exposure to
extreme cold were responsible for most
of the cases that appeared in Okla
homa last winter and spring.
zone day last winter" he said, tho
thermometer fell 20 degrees. creating
condition extremely favorable TO the
development of meningitis"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12

BINGHAM. Utah, oct. 1l.-An at
tack on "a Gerck hillside settlement by
fifty deputy sheriffs which resulted
In hloodshed and sovrral minor dis
turbanccs today broke the truce thai
has prevailed among those involved IN
the copper mine strike.
Tonight excitement reached high
pitch. The streets were crowded and
threats Of vengeance were made by
the strikers
shortly after steam shovel began
operations at the Utah Copper com
panys pit this morning Greek strik-
crs Nngregated Spat the settlement,
which faces the excavation. Deputies
closed In on them from all directions.
\ partly completed trench, which was
intended for brcastworks, was discoN
cred. While some OF the officers dis
porscd the Opowd, others searched the
houses. \ number of weapons were
seized one Greek was fcllcd by Il
blow over the head Ni:h a rifle which
laid open his scalp. Another was shot
and may die.