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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
TRAIN ROBBERS
TRICK D SUCCESS
LED OFFICERS ESTRAY WHILE
THEY ROBBED ANOTHER
PASSENGER TRAIN.
WORKED A Clever PLOT
Officers We're Watching Supposed
Hiding Place While the Rob-
bers Were Hard at Work.

FORT SMITH, Ark Oct. IL
What is declared to be the most sue
cessful as well as most sensational
plot of its kind ever perpetrated In
the southwest developed today as q
Kansas City Southern train number 2
between Hatfield and Porter in Polk
county. this state, at an early hour
this morning. While a Gordon of SO
heavily armed officers were cautious
ly watching the supposed hiding place
of the gang Of desperadoes who held
up and robbed northbouna Kansas
City Southern train number on
Tarby prairie, three miles northeast
Of Poteau. Okla. a week ago tonight,
train No. was being held up.
Acting upon the story furnished by
Luther Reynolds. who told Sheriff
Gilstrap, of Haskell county, Okla,
Wednesday that he was a member Of
the band that raided the Kansas City
Southern train week ago tonight
and escaped with loot said to be
worth thousands. Sheriff Noble Of
LeFlore county, Okla, called off the
hunt for the bandits who had rob
bed westbound Rock Island train No.
Al between Howe and Wister, Okla.
last Tuesday night.
The man hunt in which 25 mount
ed deputies participated and who were
led by boodhounds from the Oklaho-
ma penitentiary, was at Its heighth
when It was called off and the posse
hurried here where they met Sheriff
Gilstrap and his deputies and Rey-
nolds who repeated his story He said
that on Thursday night the bandits
intended returning to the burial
grounds and recover their loot and
divide 1t. The spot was surrounded
by large number of officers who
waited until daylight for the robbers
to arrive But none came. Return
ing to Poteau they learned of the
Polk county robbery. Reynolds, who
was given permission to attend the
meeting of the bandits when they re-
turned for their loot last night is un
der surveillance at Poteau. LeFlore
county officers admit they were
duped.
No trace has been found Of the rob
bers who held up train No. 2. A
chunk OF flesh and a dotted line OF
blood was found near the scene of the
hold up indicating one of the des-
peradoes was shot by Express Hes
senger Merritt Burgett of Mena, who
was later vlciously assaulted by the
bandits. Burget Is recovering.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12

The crowd that attended the re
publican meeting in the World pulld-
ing last night was the largest and
most enthusiastic cf any yet held dur
iLg the present campaign In Tulsa
by any party and fully demonstrated
that republicans Of this section oh
oklahoma are thoroughly Interested
degree that was little suspected, The
Hon. Dennis 4. Flynn was introduced
by Chairman John H. Simmons and
made II stirring address. flayinB the
democratic state administration for
It's profligacy and eXtravagance ana
urging republicans to support the con-
gressional and county tickets through.
cut the state az well as the national
ticket, but insisted that every voter
had right to know for whom he
was voting for president and II there
are any electors on the republican
ticket who do not intend to vote for
Taft In the event of their election,
that republicans should leave them
off their ballots
Mr.. Flynn. however, advised his
audience that he knew of three az
least, of the electors who are un-
duestionably for Taft, instead of one,
as claimed by the supporters Of tho
Eull Moose organization.
A particularly interesting portion
of Mr.. Flynns address related 20 tho
contests before the national COM
mttee and he showed up to the salts
faction OF many who have expressed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
Cabinet Members to Take Stump.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Several
members of the cabinet will enter the
political campaign with speeches on
behalf of President Taft during the
closing weeks of the contest.
In addition to a weeks tour in Mis-
souri, Secretary of Commerce and La
Dor Nagel will speak in Ohio Octo-
ber q and %; in Pennsylvania Octo-
Der 23 and "a; Cleveland, October 25;
Buffalo, October 26; Rochester Octo-
ber 2S, and Syracuse october 20.
Secretary Stimson will speak in
New York and Secretary Knox on the
Pacific coast, and it is expected that
Secretary MacVeagh NAV make one or
two speeches.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
Large and Enthusiastic CrOzVd
Heard Flynn Speak Last Night

themselves in the past as being dis
gruntlsd over the action of the COM
mitteo in seating delegates to the con-
ventlon, that the facts have been
greatly distorted lie pointed out
that of the 239 contests that Roose-
Welt brought all but fourteen ana
then abandoned all Of them except
so or 80 without protest and thus
admitting their utter unworthincss
and fraud,
For over two hours he held his au-
dlcnce spell-bound with interest ana
was frequently and enthusiastically
applauded throughout his remarks.
Al the conclusion of his speech over
two-thirds of those present came for
ward and insisted on shaking hands
with MIR. Flynn and expressed their
appreciation and endorsement OF his
uttcrances. He left ON the eleven
o'clock train for his home at okla
homa city and II no has time viii
probably make few more speeches
In the campaign. Tulsa republicans
ara especially grateful toward Dennis
Flynn and delighted over the showing
they made at last nights meeting.
They are SO much enthused that they
are preparing to have other meetings
In the near future and purpose hold
ing n monster rally with some one Of
the nationol speakers as the attroc-
tion before the election. For this
meeting they hope to secure Governor
Harding of ohio or some other equally
well-known speaker,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
No News Received in London.

LONDON, Oct 11.-No news was
received in London tonight concern
Ing operations of the Montenegrians
in the destruction of the Turkish town
or Scutari or Of hostilities on any OF
the other Balkan frontiers. The le-
cations Of the Balkan states in Lon
don, were without advices relating so
the situation. either of a military or
diplomatic nature.
The continued delay in gar prep
arauons by the other states has re-
vived hope In diplomatic circles here
that general war in the Balkans
may yet be avoided.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
Fear Aviator May be Lost.

PHILADELPHIA, oct 11.-Wire-
less messages are being sent from the
Philadelphia navy yard to all parts OF
the Delaware bay and river In an ef-
fort to locate Marshall E. Reid and
Lieut.. Commander Henry c. Muslin
of the Navy Yard who left Cape Point
this afternoon in an hydroplane bound
for this city Nothing has been heard
from the two men since they started
on their journey at 2:45 this after
noon.
RelativeJ Of the men believe some
river craft must have picked them up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12

SlIREN EPORT, La, oct. 11.-JohD
Peavy who was so badly burned in a
gas explosion which occurred in n
boiler room of the Columbia Com
sanitarium about seven o'clock to-
night
Wnn Jones, son of John II. Jones'
prominent lumber man, who was also
seriously injured Is in critical con-
dition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
Real Estate schemcr Assaulted.

SHREVEPORT, La, Oct Ill. c.
Masters, alias d. Morgan. wanted al
Jackson. Miss. where he is under in
dictment by the federal grand jury on
charge of fraudulently using the
mails in a real estate scheme. was
arrested here today by federal Off
GERS and held under $4,000 bail. lie
has been living here eight months as
II. Morgan, and Is said to have e.
vested several thousand dollars In
local real estate. being engaged In
that business here. He Omitted his
identity before Commissioner Slat-
terry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
Saw the Mobilization.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 11.-William
Wilson rutherford, member Of par
liament, who has just returned here
from a business trip to Roumania,
says the reserves were being actively
called la the colors, while he was
there and that by now he has no doubt
that Roumania has an army of 30O,-
600 men mobili2ed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
Mcfarland Bcslcd Kilhnnc

WINNIPEG, Mau., oct. 11.-Pack-
ey Mcfarland of Chicago was awarded
the decision over Tommy Kilbane 4
Cleveland In the seventh round of "A
scheduled ten round fight here to-
night. Mcfarland had the better Of
the contest at every stage after the
second round
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12

The New York prosecutor procured
their release. and according to Maur-
ice. the witness, promised to ''nelp
them in every way if they would prove
their frame up On the stand Lu-
ban said he heard Becker utte' his
alleged death threat again Rosenthal
IN the steam room of the Lafayette
baths. and that he stood within two
or three feet Of the police officer at
the time. He did not know Becker
well. he said, but had seen him in a
gambling house on Allen street
"HIow do YOU know 1t was Becker
you saw in this gambling house? ?'
asked Mr.. Mcintyre.
Because | asked. | thought It
strange that a man Of his appearance
should be in such place" returned
the witness.
He added that Becker was talking
at the time with Denny SlyfoX," an
underworld character, who Is expect
ed to be a witness in the trial
one Witness Frightened.
Luban's Identification of the gun
men was made without hesitation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
FERNS KNOCKED OUT
MAGIRL.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 11.-Clarencs
wildcat" Ferns. of Kansas City.
Welterweight. knocked out Art
Magirl Of Bartlesville, oklahoma
in the second round tonight. The
first round was about even. Ferns
knocked Magirl down twice for
the count of nine in the second
and then dropped him with a
short uppercut. Ii was a schedul-
ed ten round fight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
Torpedo Boat Arrives.

ALGIERS, oct. li.-Onc OF the
Greek torpedo boat destroyers re.
Gently purchased in England. which
was supposed to nave sailed for Con
stantinople. arrived here today and
three others will arrive before morn
ing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
Engagements Are Reported.

SOFIA. Oct lit is semi-officially
announced that engagements have
taken place on the Turkish Bulgarian
frontier.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
Outficld Played Wei.

Yerkes and Fletcher also starred In
fielding slays. while Murray robbed
Hooper of three-base hit at the be-
ginning Of the fifth. Running back to
the concrete wall, the Giant rlgnt
fielder leaped Into the air and clutch
ed the bali with one hand.
Tesreau did not get into his stride
until the Red Sox had made two runs.
After that he frightened up and in the
Bostons back in one. two, three order.
The moist ball finger was taken out
onle to allow pinch hitter to bat
for him
There were thirteen strike outs
during the game. For Boston. Cady
struck out twice and Lewis. Stahl ana
Wagner once each. on the New
York side. Murray and Merkle were
famed twice and Devore. Snodgrass
Meyers and Tesreau went out once
each by the strike out route.
with todays game the players ceas.
ed to share In the world series receipts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
< Of FCGEbEBRATE
COLUMBUS DAY
STATE CELEBRATION WILL BE
HELD IN TULSA
TODAY.
many Visitors EXPECTED
knights of Columbus From all Parts
of the State VIII Begin Coming
This Morning.

Columbus Day will be fttingly cele-
breated by Catholics Of the state of
Oklahoma in Tulsa today and tomor'
row. Prominent catholic laymen and
divines from many parts or tho
country Will be here to assist in tho
solemn observance Of tho discovery
of Americas shores by Chrlstophe,
Columbus in the year 1892.
Few people are aware that today
is legal holiday in Oklahoma, but
by special act of the legislature it
so made. Local Catholics to the mum"
ber Of three or four hundred will OBJ
serve the holiday by providing for tho
entertainment of the visitors to tho
city. Thomas w. White, Granh
Knights of the local council OF
knights of Columbus. stated last
night that no less than 500 visitlns
members of the order will be In the
city today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
Boston Scores First.

Boston broke into the run column
in the second, when Gardner trlpled
and scored on Tesreau's Wild heave OF
a spitball. The second run came In
the fourth, when Stahl reached first
on force hit, stole second, went 10
third on an infield out and home on
Cady's drive. Boston made its third
run in the ninth. Gardner singled,
was sacrificed to second by Stahl, took
third on an infield out and tailed on
Woods single.
The Giants only run was scored in
the seventh by Herzog on his own hit
to center and File cher's two -bagger to
right field.
A New York hoy broke the hearts
Of the Giant partisans. He Is Heinie
Wagner, the Red Sox shortstop, whose
plays today robbed the Giants of
three hits Two of his stops of smastpes
over second We're made with one hand
on the dead run. Then, half turning
he snapped his throws to first base
ahead of the runners by step
With one run needed to tie I'm the
eighth, Devore smashed "A grounder
past Wood. Thousands cheered as
the ball sped by second base. for
hit meant good start for final rail-
ly Wagner stumbled over the bag.
scooped the ball with his g;ove. hand
and snapped the bali TO first without
recovering his balance. The fleet be-
yore was out by inches.
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IrIIe WSaGRNSr

WASHINGTON, oct. 1.-The
Forecast; Oklahoma--Fair Sat
urday and sunday moderate
temperatures.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
Wood In Rare Form.

The infleld was wet from nights
rain and Wood stood on the hurting
mound for nine innings with a pile
of sawdust beside him to dry the ball
before each delivery to the plate. His
service was without blemish or flaw.
Not one man was passed. while eight
Giants walked to the plate and then
walked back again after vainle trying
to read the riddle of the Boston boa
mans mysterious drop balls and fast
inshoots.
How can we hit what We cannot
seeY' asked Red" Murray. when he
walked to the bench after tanning for
the second time. Wood was in trou-
BILE in only two innings. in the sixth
and again in the seventh, when the
home clubs only run came over the
plate. The sixth showed Wood at his
best. Tesreau jabbed hit to lett
and Devore bounced drive off
Woods ankle before any one was out.
The stands went wild with excitement
and tried to rattle the Boston pitcer.
But Wood was as cool as a Labrador
iceberg in March. He caused Larry"
Doyle 10 pop out and then he fed
Snodgrass and Murrayk on quick
breaking down shoots, making those
Giant batters send weak grounders 20
the Red SoX infield.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
SNOEYJOE' AGAIN
HONBbES GIANTS
WOOD REPEATS IIIS VICTORY or
TUESDAY OVER NATIONAL
LEAGUE CHAMPIONS.
FINAL SCORE WAS 3 TO /
Fourth Game Sparklcd with Brilliant
Playing and Unnsua ly Good
Pitching.

NEW YORK. oct. 1.-THE Bostons.
pennant winners of the American
League. wera victorious today over
the New York National League team
by a score of to /, in the fourth
game of the worlds series. The Red
Sox now have won two games. and
the Giants one, the second contest
having ended In tie
Some $4,000 people jammed in tho
confines of the Brush Stadium today.
saw simon pure baseball in n contest
that thrilled inning by inning. The
two teams played in their true form
and the nervousness shown in earlier
contests was not observed
Smoky joe" Wood shone today.
The Red Sox players fairly hugged
their star toXman as he walked from
the playing field with his second VIC
tory over the New York club dangling
from his belt Gray, sodden clouds
screened the sun and in the murky at
mosphere Woods speed ball worked
havoc with the Giants batting. Only
once was Giant batter able to guage
the Boston mans cure for hit when
a hit meant n run.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
One Witness Frightened.

Luban's Identification of the gun
men was made without hesitation.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12

At $3.50 o'clock the Tulsa and Ok.
lahoma City baseball teams will cross
bats for a spirited contest
The big event Of the celebration
will be tonight's entertainment and
speaking at the Grand Opera House.
The following program will be car
ried out.
Opening overture by Miss Dough-
erty. Independence, Kans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-25

Kwitche.sisken Phone %
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FIRST APPLICATION
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POLITICS AND POLITICIANS


The names OF eight parties will ap-
near on the ballo, in the coming cleo
lion in Pennsylyania.
The state ticker in the coming cleo.
ton in Minnesota will contain l07
names making II the largest ballot
In the history of the state.
4, Is an interesting coincidenc,
h,i William Sulzcr. democratic can.
did,te for governor of New York. and
lob hedges. republican candidate iol
the same place. are both natives Of
Elizabeth y Y.
Key Pittman. who bias been named
rs Tine choice of tho democrats OF NJ
,3d, for United States senator. is a
/ grand nephew Of Francis Scott Key
who wrote The star spangled Ban.
ner
Thirty-three seats in the United
states senate will be Al stake in tho
coming election or these eighteen
are now occupied by republicans and
thirteen bv democrats Two vacan.
-f,s an. I'm Colorado ana one in ull.
rois bring the total M 10 thirty.
three
IN the COMING election In Connect.
err the socialist marty viii have can.
dId,tes in every ON. NJ tho a soma.
forial districts in tho state and can.
5i5,tos for -.,roso,,,ti,o. a., -
towns and riii.s C,rd,datas n,
CONGRESS- and for all state office also
have been named
For N. third time I'm ber bistor,
Kansas Is 20 vote mex, month ON ,
constitutional amendment providipp
for Woman suffrage Kansas MA,
,bo frs, state ip tho upiop - vo,. n,
the matter This was IN 1Sef p.
failed IN mass Whe, the nronosi.
tfoy cam. hi, for tho secops .I,,. a..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-25
TWENTY-NINE STATES
TO ELECT GOVERNORS
NEXT TUESDAY WEEK

R r. Brown. republican Arthur L
Garford. progressive { r Ruthen
berg. socialist. Daniel + Peling pro
hibition
RHODE ISLAND Theodore F
Greene. democrat. Aram j Pothier
republican Alfred n Humes. prog
ressi,e. S n Fassell. socialist VII
us n white, prohibition
SOUTH CAROLINA Cole l.
please. democrat r . Britton 20
.ciallst
SOUTH DAKOTA Edward s
Johnson. democrat Frank " Byrne
republican Samuel Loyett. socialist
O So Rutterfield prohibition
TENNESSEE Benton NrNlli.u
democrat Ben W Hooper repubD
can
TEXAS oscar % ColQuitt. demo
crat " Johnson. republican r.
a. Laater. progressive Rodin And
rows. socialist Andrew J Housto 3
prohibition
WASHINGTON Ernest Lister
democrat. NJ r. Hay. republican
Robcri r Hodge. progressive Mis-
Anna Agnes Maley socialist Geo
W -tIyen. prohibition
WEST VIRGINIA william x
Thompson democrat. u u Hatfield
republican Falter y Hilton. social
Isf. + Goodloe Jackson. prohibition
WISCONSIN j G. Karol demo
.rai Francis l. McGoyern. republl
can carl - Thompson, social dem
pcra' Charles l.. Hill. prohibition
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