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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-06
Shall Roosevelt Be Crowned
King?
SHALL ROOSEVELT BIZ CROWNED \ KING?

CY7N THIS Of published meeting to-
II night purpose of Roosevelt club This cali is
persons accompanied by statement presenting
prepared by Thomas @ua editor
few days attended by some
people consider the political situation
Roosevelt boom Tulsa ana petitions were pre-
pared secured The World
started 1t does not be-
ueye that Mr. Roosevelt much if his
presented Chicago convention The World docs
will strong candidate on the re-
win be- The World just sincere in this be-
lief any all Roosevelt petition The
prepared elected third term as
seriously doubts The World does
President Taft square deal We make
admission with reluctance and after trying to persuade
the contrary the esteemed the Colonel
that have challenged the endorsement OF the sober sane us
thoughtful his entire however has
seriously impaired been reroed in him as his
President Taft almost from the day of his inauguration
There with Tafts administration to
feeling of genuine grief that this adml
sion is forcing upon of
foundation of pol
fics government There which
can rest except private personal ambition
candidate
appeared in the politics of the
country, Upon friendship stable governmental
reconcile with square
deal not understand bio" being struck the very ou"da
by citizenship Of
the greatest republic
that he either rule or ruin @ country which sha be-
the World accords the contributors to
equal greater magnitude IN oa oil movement
of its convictions
prdes is broad enough
privilege of thinking and acting
regardless with its approval
much and we refuse to believe that we have degeneraed point
capable of dishargins
unlike Ponus PLATE when
M ~ r was rgbt before him in the hands of bowling mob
icans Oklahoma right
President Taft act Of his to
epudotng him and the pays administration
past years declining give him second term
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-06
OR0ZCO MAY BECOME
A military Dictator
STATE or CHIHUAHUA Il tNABLll
TO COPE WITH THE
SITUATION.

MEXICO, CITY. Feb. 5.-PacQual
Orozco will be appointed military die
tator of Chihuahua if the recommen-
dation Of the retiring acting governor,
Aureliano Gonzalez, is needed by the
federal authorities. a telegram from
chihuahua to a high official in the
capital declared that the state gov
ernment felt itself powerless to con
trol the situation there and that the
acting chici executive in rendering
his resignation yesterday offered the
above suggestion as possibly reme-
dy. The authorities stated there had
been no disorders IN the city since the
battle last Friday and that there was
no fear felt for the American resi-
dents who are well liked by the ma
tive population.
President Madero declared a day
or two ago that he had full confi-
dence in Orozco's loyalty. He subse-
uuently proved It by commissioning
him to 20 to Juarez to stralghten out
the trouble at that point.
Minister Caleio of the department
Of foreign relations does n1 share the
presidents confidence.
The anniversary of the adoption OF
the Mexican government was celebrat-
ed today and speech-making ruled the
day.
President Madero's reception by the
crowd In the streets was apathetic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-06
PROSECUTION WEAK
IN MURDER TRIAL
DEATH OF PRINCIPAL WITNESS
Is \ BIG ADVANTAGE TO
SNEED.

FORT WORTH. Tex, Feb. 5.-The
death Of Edward Throckmorton, son
of former Governor Throckmorton,
and the man who was sitting by j. i.
sneed was keenly felt by the prose-
cution this afternoon when the de-
fense endeavored to bring to light
conversations that occurred between
the two men. Throckmorton died a
few DAYS ago after a mysterious i'll
ness.
The prosecution scored an import
ant point during the afternoon ses-
sion of court when they presented
the testimony Of Ireland Hampton,
an eX-attorney, who swore that he
saw the slayer peering through the
front window of the hotel lobby be-
fore the shooting. thus shatterlng
the theory Of the defense that the
meeting of Sneed and his victim were
accidental. The witness swore that
he heard no warning or any action to
to indicate that he was going to
shoot until after the firing commenc-
ed. other witnesses stated that the
old man attempted to run before the
contents of an automatic revolver
were emptied into his body.
Fully 1000 people tried to enter
the court room to witness the trial
but only half that number could be
accommodated. Before the adjourn.
ment Of court, Judge Swayne advised
women to remain away on Tuesday,
as obscene testimony would be in
trodu<Sd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-06
TAFT WILL GET \ SOLID NIR-
GINA DELEGATION.
Candidacy of the Chicf Executive /,
Endorsed for the 1912 Numi-
nation.

NORFOLK. Va, Feb. Republi-
cans of Norfolk city ana county to-
night adopted resolutions ndorslng
the candidacy of President TAFT for
the 1872 nomination.
The city and county republican
action means that the second district
convention viii name two Taft dele
gates at large to the convention, TAX
en- together with TAFT resolutions
adopted elsewhere in the state, prac-
tically insures to Taft solid dele
gatlOn from Virginia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-06
DAVIS CASE SUBMITTED TO THE
GRAND JURY.
l. He'd Under s3.00GL Bond Following
Quashing of Finh Indictment
Against Him.

GUTHRIE Okla. Feb. 5.-The
case Of Abner Davis, former president
-of the Oklahoma City bank. has been
re-submtted to the federal grand
jury following the sustaining Of de-
murrer to the fifth count in the in
dictment charging him with using the
United States mail for fraudulent
purposes.
The grand jury convenes here
again during the latter part of this
month Davis is at liberty under a
$4,000 bond.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-06
SUMO quick Io0l,1Ilns

The resolution was called up today
with but utue warming and there "ls
a Quick matching of Wits Suspou-
sion of the rul was required To- pass
the measure ana 90 suspend tho rules
"a second had to Doe considered as
ordered Mr. Sims of Tennessee. ou-
iectcd to the second and vote on
ordering this preliminary move was
necessary THE republicans m hur-
ried conference rad determined NOT
to vote en- tho resolution thus put-
ing democrats in the position of pres p
ing the measure by hearty vote. iIt
i'm an opinion Of a number of ,hm
this indicated fear of Mr. Roose d.
as the republicans
Hence The bulk of the democrats
decided not TO vote for tn "secYud'
and it was defeated 90 10 81 Fou-
republican however. cast their votes
for the SECOND, former spalh.r
Cannon Iad tine way and was followed
by Mr. Mccall. Of Massachuscts. who
had planned TO speak against the
third term .dea: Mr. bingham Of
Pennsylf1u.a father OF the house."
and Mt H.l MS. OF Connecticut.
With the econd" defeated. Mr..
slayda1 wa. f,rced amid burst Of
applause To thdraw bis motion for
susp ion Of the ruley. The resoln-
tion nas returned to the committee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-06
CHAIRMAN HARRIS WANTS CON
GRESSIONAL Committeeman
TO MEET HIM TOMORROW.
COCHRAN'S CALL attacked
Looks Like He VIII Have to Explain
Why He Ignored the Congress-
-ional Committee.
..sso....soossso.....os.s0 .

WAGNER, Okla, Feb. O.
Special..-J. A. Harris, chair
man of the republican state
committee and member Of the
congressional committee for
the Third district, today sent
the following telegram to each
member of the committee in
the entire district:
The legality and fairness
- Chairman Cocbran's call
has been questioned by high
est authority. l am asking all
congressional committeeman
to meet at my office here at
2 o'clock Wednesday after
noon. ! also recommend that
you delay issuing call for
county convention until after
your meeting here. VIII you
Gomez"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-06
FIGHTING No CANDIDATE
"A CLEAR STATEMENT or THE
WHOLE MOVEMENT AND
WHAT ITS PURPOSES.
SIMPLY ARE FOR teddy"
Every body of Thai Faith l. Urged 10
At,cnd-Rcpublicnn Who are
Identified Win Move.

The following call was issued yes
tcrday by the Tulsa admirers of The
odore Roosevelt;
I'VE, thc undersigned republicans
Of Tulsa, Okla, join in calling a
meeting for tho United States court
room, fifth floor Reeder building, at
8 O'Clock this evening, February 6,
1872, for the purpose of organizing
a Roosevelt Republican club in Tulsa,
and We cordially invite all who are
in favor of Colonel Theodore Roose-
welt becoming the party candidate for
president and who are in sympathy
with this movement to be present on
that occasion, become members Of
the organization, and loan their sup
port aud counsel.
1--WE are for Roosevelt for president
in 1912 because we believe that he
personifes the best interests of the
nation and party. He has the confi'
dence of the American people regard
less Of past affiliations. He Is hun-
est He is courageous. The senti-
ment Of republicans everywhere is
for him, as Is being evidenced by
demonstrations in every state of tho
union. He win not personally enter
the fight for the nomination, but he
will accept II if rendered him. And
he will be elected. We hold that It
is not an effort to stampede the
American people when they are in
vted to consider the interests of the
party and the republic and their own
sentiments rather than the selfish
ambitions Of a single individual or
the dictauon of self imposed bosses.
The choice between Colonel Roosevelt
as the party standard bearer In the
coming campaign and any other can
didatc thus far mentioned, also in
wolves A~choice between party victory
nd party defeat In November.
"Wc fight no candidatp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-06
FEELS WRATH Of
Of COMMITTEE
THE LORIMER COMMITTEE DIS
CHARGES THEIR OFFICIAL
STENOGR APHER.
MAY Be IN CONTEMPT
Further Action May BE Taken AS u
Rcsult of Saturday, Scn,a-
lionul Proceedings.

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Senate Lorimer committee and await
ing further punishment. for contempt
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Refused To Explain
HIumonburg refused to explain his
ronduc. Sunday night in ordering his
sirnorraphcrs to quit reporting the
proceedings
Resolutions were adopted looking
TO hls punishment at once fol alleged
contempt and the committee began "a
search for prcceden.s. bringing Blum
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-06
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This action on the part Of Harris
is prompted from the report, which
seems to be correct, that Chairman
Cochran did not give the committee
an opportunity to have voice in Is
suing the call as is the usual custom
and arbitrarily, took upon himself the
responsibility Of acting for the entire
membership. As soon as 1t leaked out
that there had been no meeting of
the committee much criticism was
made, not so luch at anything con-
tanned in the call or any objection to
the conditions Cochran arbitrarily as
sumed to put in it, but the car meth
ods of ignoring the entire membership
of the committee was and is looked
upon as gratultous insult, and as
arbitrary usurpation Of authority.
Chairman Harris highest author
ity" referred to is doubtless the ma
tional committee and it is likely that
a movement viii be made at the Wag-
oner meet,ng to oust Cochran from
the charmanship of the committee
In order to give the convention and
delegates elected legal standing, an
other call will have to be made and
this will likely be done at the meet
Ing at Wagner tomorrow.
Feeling l. Running High.
Feeling all over the district is run>
ming high and as the facts are becom-
ing known indignation is being eX-
pressed towards Chairman Cochran
and even if the date and ratio of del
egat and other conditions in the call
are not changed, he is due for some
very embarrass ng explanations.
Whether Cochran will undertake to
stand by his back-hall, one-man call
and the district will be confronted
with contesting d,l cations to the ma
tional convention or he viii back mp
and take the drubbing which is
doubtless headed in his direction VIII
be determined at the Wagner meet.
ing tomorrow afternoon, but tn rank
and file of the party are desirous OF
seeing the nasty tangle in which he
has gotten the party straiehtened out
SO that the issue can b. squarely
met and settled the primaries.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-06
Was PERFECT HARMONY
DICK n0RGaN IS NAMED
Congressman Morgan viii BE okla
homa'4 Member on This
Important Committee.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--Repubii-
cans in congress caucused tonigut AMI
named the committee which Wll con
duct The coming congressional cam,
paigu. "lusurg ent' and regular re
puolicans frdternized in a manner not
seen since the party revolt that
shoarod speaker Cannon of his pow wtr
IN the preceding session As a result
the leaders We're enthusiastic over
the outlook FOR victory la the coming
struggle to Wryst IRON the democrats
the control of the House.
Senator Gailinser Of New lamp,
shire regular" presided over the
delib rauons. Representative Frank
! +. Woods, Of Iowa, leading "insur-
gent" was among the first to hO,d out
the olive branch of peace. lie intro
duced a resolution eXtoling the work
of Representative william NJ McKn-
ley, of Illinois, as chairman of tn
committee and urging that he be re
elected to that position. Good,
Good" Immediately rose from every
corner of the House chamber. THIS
was followed by general applause. Mr..
Mckinley has been recognized as one
of the staunchest of the "Old Guard, ~
and is close personal friend ana
admirer of former Speaker Cannon
The resolution was adopted unani-
rt,pyIa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-06

tConiinucd on page s)
The evening world., 1912-10-03
GRAB
p,0O0 TONS OF COAL
AS It REACHES HERE
hce Unchanged, Though It's
Going Up in West and
I New England.

More than 5000 tons OF anthracite coal,
tsrday from. the mines In eastern Penn
sylvania, but II was snapped UP by
dealers for immediate household con-
sumption. Practically none of the $4,000
>>ons was stored in the yards of the
retailers.
New York. SO the dealers say. is still
apparently unable to realize that there
r. only enough hard coal coming here
for current use. with the result that
avery man who lays in his winter supply
~ by dint OF bribing his dealer by a
premium price Is actually deprlving
somebody else OF coal needed for pres
ent use.
Tho big dealers have not yet raised
their price for domestic sizes. The
figures remain s6.75 q ton in Manhattan
and 81 in Brooklyn.
Institutions are feeling the pinch. So
are the schools.
coal . day is being shipped from the
mines to the Great Lakes for the supply
Of the West and Canada, and those
shipments, It was announced to-day.
will continue until lake navigation
closes 1t the end Of November. After
that the 10000 tons a day can DO used
TO help the East catch up on its fuel.
Detroit and other lake cities are crying
out over their shortage. and the retailers
have responded generously by putting
- the price to IS a ton.
The New England anthracite supply
shortage Is figured at 100000 tons.
Onicial figures OF anthracite produce
don, which are made public by the Coal
Trade Journal. show that in the first
/ nine months OF 1911 the mines produced
N.26S79 tons, but In this years CORE
spending period only A.95s.723 tons.
The evening world., 1912-10-03

P91uI4ADELPHIA. Oct. 3.-The condi-
hon OF James ]. Corbett. who is in the
Jefferson Hospital here. is reported as
Isfairly favorable Tho physicians IN
charge declare that he has u fair hope
Tor recovery. following the operation
for appendicitis which was augmented
4 By symptoms OF peritonitls.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-12

ng time to work up a com pany and make a wholesale job of a complete factory, ready for op- eration. So it is to be our mu- tual interests. Let everyone help. Tn conclusion, the best and the most satisfactory way to get factory is to co operate with experienced responsible parties who make it a business. They know how and can build a better and more practical factory and cheaper than anyone not ac- customed to it, as they know ex- actly where every piece of ma
 chinery goes, and every piece of timber to make the whole job complete. Every successful can ming factory built'by them brings more business, so it's to every body's interest to do the right thing between man and man, as it results in future good to all. '"
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-12
SELF CULTURE CLUB

Sickness or the rain kept about half the members from the meeting yesterday at Mrs. J. A. Bailey's but there were visitors present and a pleasant afternoon was spent. On motion of one of the membe committee of two was appointed to make con- plaint to the council of the nen enfof cement of the stock law.
 The lesson on Manners and Customs in India and Ryots and Rajahs was then discussed and the entire program as announced
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-12
ECZEMA SUFFERERS
 HERE IS GOOD NEWS
Instant Relief For 2S Cents

Just to prove the true worth of Zemo and Zemo Soap the makers have put on the market a trial package for 25c that is truly blessing" to those suff- ering from Eczema, or any other skin or scalp disease. This trial package consists of a generons bottle of Zemo, a sample cake of Zemo Soap and a 32 pape book let, 'How to Preserve the Skin" all can be obtained for (only) 25c. The nation wide popularity of Zemo, the high regard in which it is held by the profess ion and the thousands upon thou sands of cases it has promptly and permanently cured, should cause you to come here at once and get this new trial package at 25c. Hesterly Drug Store.
 Come in today and let us sell
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-12

Think of it.. The Twice-a- Week Arkansas Gazette and The Nevada News for S1. 50- One Dollar and a Half.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-12
TOLL CANNING FAC
 TORY PROPOSITION
CHICAGO COMPANY PROPOSES TO PLACE ONE HERE. WILL GIVE EN- PL0YMENT TO FROM 100 TO 200 AND WILL DISTRIBUTE FROM $50,- 900 TO $lOO,OO0 YEARLY

uc IIdS bluSS luu u uSITIdl OOl1' pany of Chicago, Illinois, are making proposition to towns in fruit and vegetable growing sec tions to install a toll canning factory. There is no question of the need of a canning factory in or near Prescott. Every year there is a large amount of pro- ducts that should be canned wasted. And then if we had plant here of this nature the far mer could diversity his crop to a advantage. There are not enough canned goods put up to justify the packers in making a bid for the export trade and as soon as this country can go after the foreign buyers there is no doubt but what canned goods will bring better price.
 The proposition made by this company is mutual, when you take share it is non assesSable. Each stockhOlder is protected, being responsible for his own stock and no more, and he gets his dividends on his stock. The following is the proposition:
 If the merchant readily see the advantage of canning fact ory, in centering large area of farmers trade, and the benefit of the labor pay roll of the fact ory, corporation can be formed whereby the farmers, business men and citizens can all say it is our factory for mutual good. This result will mean 100 or more persons interested in the concern with one object in view and that is success.
 Shares to be subscribed so that no one person is permitted to have large number of shares. Experience has taught that it is best to have it divided to cover large territory, so farmers, bus mess men and citizens are bene- fited alike. Farmers to raise products, business men, citizens to lend their good will, energy and cooperation. When the above conditions exist we will erect and complete a canning factory ready for operation; when these conditions are con summated a canning factory is bound to prosper from the start"
 Everybody thinks we ought to have a canning factory but the merchant has got his business to look after and has no time to look it up. The banker, with his many forms in the fire, says it's a good thing. The lawyer has other peoples troubles to settle and his hands are full. The doctor has been up nights for week and is tired. The farmer, saves, I wish we had a factory to can our raw stuff, as it does not pay to feed it to the hogs or to make it into cider when a can ming factory would give us cash. It will spoil if shipped. The mill CT will say. it's a good thing, but 1 haven't time-toO many crying for bread. And so it goes, no one able to spare time from his business. The outcome is some talk from everybody, but no fact. ory; year after year. And that is why the canning factory peo- pie have come, and if agreeable to everyone, will consider it their business, with the assistance of
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-12

was rendered. In the absence of Mrs. Evered her place as lead CT of the Magazine Study was taken by Mrs. Cress.
 The hostess served salad sand wiches ald coffee which was greatly enjoyed.
 The next meeting on January 25th will be with Mrs. Shultz.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-12

Mrs. Lula A. Markwell, of Lit tie Rock, who has been the guest of Mrs. Jno. M. Pittm an, here for few days returned to her home this morning.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-12

l. w. B. Waller, President, and O. B. Cor don Secretary, do certify and swear that the above and foregoing statement is the condition of the affairs of the Nevada County Bank as shown by the books of the Bank on January 2d, 1912
 w. B. WALLER, President Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of January 1912. J. A. BAILEY,
 County Clerk
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-12

Come in today and let us sell you a calendar for 1913.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-02
PERMANENT HEALTH THROUGH
PERFECT CIRCULATION.

Dr. H. Bently Hayward, Mechanic
Therapist, has opened offices in the
Conrad block, rooms and 6. The
doctor comes to Daytona well rec
commended and with plenty of testi-
monials. He treats chronic ailments
OF men and women, by aiding nature
to dispose of unwelcome abnormality.
He accomplishes this by means of a
physiological, scientific system OF
manual manipulation of the structure
which by accelerating the circulation
increases combustion and so facili,
tates the natural elimination of q
diseased condition.
In short, he makes 1t possible fol
the body to purify itself by improv
ing the circulation. This is the OBJ,
ject and certain result of his treat
ment. To introduce his method Of
treatment he will give free treatment
for one week, starting Dec. End to
Dec Sth. Call and let's talk 1t over.
Yours for Health
DR.. H. BENTLY HAYWARD.
Advertisement
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-02

H. P. Jack, of st. Louis, Mo-,
who recently purchased the Granite
hotel property on North Beach street.
is now in possession of the place,
having come down from Jacksonville
Friday evening of last week, accom-
panied by his wife and son, Fred
Jack. Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Marsac,
renters of the Granite, have removed
to the H. Y. Stillman house on
North Ridgewood avenue, opposlts
the Bennett hotel, which they have
rented for the season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-02

FLOR CHARTER-B the month or
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cred after deck and canvas covered
hurricane deck. Just the outfit for
a trip through the Everglade canals
to Lake Okeechobee and the west
coast, or along the Florida keys. Ad-
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