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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-04
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PUBLIsHEH's STATEMENT,
Tho TULSA WORLD ACCEPTS ApNEM
TIBIkG ON THE GUARANTEE THAT
THEY HAVE THREE TINES lHE PAID
CIRCULATION or ALL OTHER PAPERS
Combined, AND WE'LL WRITE 1T ~
YOUR CONTRACT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-04

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-04
WHERE TAXPAYERS SOMETIME
GET kNiIiIb.

Some fellow, perh- ps now dead,
once said that there were tricks at all
trades.
Going little further with the
same line of thought, IT leads to an
understanding that there is much
business transacted In an unbusiness-
like method.
Taxpayers vote for officials to do
business along business lines. If Off
cials care to look II up. they Will sec
that certain restrai ITS are laid upon
them by law. The manner In which
they can 10 business is generally
guarded by statute.
But IN cases where such business
is not guarded by statute. officials
should all the more go cautiously and
exercise the same care that is showr
by the average business institution
heads whose judgment and prudence
is always let run on the side Of econ
omy and those whom they are SUP
posed to serve.
In the matter OF county commits
sioners proceedings, IT Is provided
that in procuring the publication
thereof and of orders and notices, the
public officers shall accept the mos
advantageous terms that can be OBJ
tanned not exceeding certain rates
scheduled by statute.
This part of wisdom is often ig-
nored. however unbuaincss-like II is
TO do so, or however business-like II
Is to follow precedents and common
sense of good jud ment in such
things.
Just why county commissioners do
not always follow out lines for the
taxpayers as faithfully as they would
follow a similar principle in private
business, Is, perhaps. known alone to
themselves
Public officials, after all, are hut
human. and may indulge in all the
fancful dreams Of pets as child
Of six. Sometimes things get in such
shape that it is n relief to have
them over with. hasty action is in
dulged in, and the deal is closed. Any
body who has ever sold n horse that
was afflicted, but unknown 10 the
prospective purchaser knows the
anxiety that controls the owner to cut
loose. Such things often occur where
the taxpayers are doing the purchas
ing. Sometimes the relative cost Of
doing a certain thing is inquired into
where there are half-dozen places
where II might be brought about
And sometimes II Is not.
With the latter thought-if not. why
not? why should any degree OF care
lessness exist in relation TO the tax
payers money? II there be law.
why not follow III And II there be
no law. surely a man Of sound sense,
OF two men of sound sense. or three
men OF sound sense. would ask the
most advantageous terms in letting a
contract for the county just as much
20 - they would in letting individual
ssrfrzets for themselves.
But what can officials know Of the
psst advantageous terms when bu,
- perssn out sf score or so Is con-
ssssd sn4 sns JOB knockeddown 10
~ ~ssasse Jsoksns elsewhere. or
poosse s.sssv sshsss In . position to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-04
the OLD HEN AS 4 FACTOR
IN BUSINESS.

They always speak Of her as an
"old' hen Every once IN while the
same name Is applied by frivolous and
unthinl;ing man 90 his life mate
but getting back to the real hen Of
commerce, she is becoming more inn
pressiyc as the years 20 by People
have ceased to revol in the question
of which was first, the hen or the
egg II Is ike the baker going crazy
over the hole In the doughnut And
a crazincss IS permissible in either in
stance.
Nevertheless, the hen Is here to
stay more or less. Her existence.
however, Is as brief az the breath of
summer. and while she Is called am
"old" hen. the appcllaton bellies the
truth, because she rarely ever gets de-
crcpit az long az she associates in the
common circle OF meat eaters. BE
Client hen. She is in tho discard, al
ways, and never in the hand, unless
somebody gets fooled She isn't oven
fawued upon by cold storage facto-
ries,
A typioal "old' hen is capable OF eX-
citing and stirring the deepest Of hu-
man emotions For three or four
summers she has done fnirly well,
having added her lIfe's work to the
sum total OF human happiness Then
the shadows begin 10 lcngthon, her
bill becomes dulled, and she cannot
chew the corn as she once did. She
becomes negligent Of her household
duties. she ceases to bang her hair
at nights, and in tho morning forgets
her comb. The result is that she can
not appear unScorned IN the society
of The barnyard lot Having run the
gamut Of diseases from cholera NOR
bus TO appendicitis, her feet become
bulbous with chilblains and the San
Jose scale ripraps her legs, Her
single comb has been raged and roscd
by below zero weather. Even though
guillotined for the table, her tendons
viii not dissolve in boiling water. No
I'll g,l
with oorpulency which leads her
into an apoplectic ailment In the
dead of night she falls fluttering from
the roost In deathly cavortlngs. In
the morning she Is not given decent
burial but her wracked and wrecked
form Is carried out and deposited in
the woods and given MP TO the gour-
mands Of the forest. Thus is the fate
OF the old hen.
But IL IS different story for the
up-tc-date hen. She is wined and
dined aud pctted now as never be-
fore because she has been found
to be one of the mainstays Of the
home. the state and the nation. The
fruits " her daily ,ndcayor are every
where 20 be found. Her feathers, as
a thing Of commerce, are to he seen
here and thore. Her eggs are like
fine gold and silver. Her meat. and
the meat OF her offspring, is the rel.
ish for many a palate. Her roundc-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-04

A little time spent in the building
on South Main near First street,
whore fellow can roll his eyes
around over the annual ofcfring Of the
Eastern oklahoma Poultry associa
tiCn, IS a deep -hued revelation TO him
who does not know the difference
between Gila monster and a span
glod bantam. rooster.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-04

One good thing about always being
able 10 give advice Is that you can
keep So busy that you can shut out
the other follow from giving you adj
vico about stopping.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-04

Total number Of papers printed and eh
eoihled was 2Sl,s17, which, when divlnes
w twenty seven, being the number of ihsurs
of 6,5s6.
]. ChaS. z. Dent Manager Of the Wore
PubliEhing Company make affidavit tha'
ihe total number of copies Of The Tulss
Daily World circulated Tor the month end
ms Tuesday, October ~, 1911, was a.
average Of 1858 copies Of said paper.
CHAs T. DENT,
General Manager
Subscribed sad sworn TO before mo nj.
slsi day u October. 1911.
LORA IL. MILLER,
tbEAL) Notary Public
Ny commission expires July 49, 1913.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-04

somehow. the Rey. c, V. T, Richie
sons own calamity bears stronger on
his mind than does the calamity
which befell the Linnell girl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-04

No man ever became famous until
he was lied about by people who
never did know him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-04

There Is one thing IN this old world
that can get along pretty well with.
ont advertising, and that's virtue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-04

Any old time BiNby can't keep IN tho
public eye from either good or evil
.Causts-but BiXby always does.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-04

or II the Midland Valley should
build "A new depot, would The Santa
Fu train?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
U. S. LEAGUE
VIII Finish Season, Declares Capt. a.
J. Henderson-Pleased With
Success.

Capt. A. J. Henderson. OF Pittsburgh.
superintendent OF the Pittsburgh &
Cincinnati Packet Company and
largely interested in the Pittsburgh
United States league team. was a
visitor in Wheeling yesterday. Mr.
Henderson declared the league would
not be disbanded. but would finish the
season. He was more than gratihed
with the success OF the Pittsburgh
team 80 far. stating patronage at the
Allegheny park was unusually good.
AT least six. n not all OF the teams
In the United States league viii finish
the season. said Capt Henderson.
That win be an unusually good show.
Ing for a FIRST team Even should
there be a withdrawal from the league
there are several other good baseball
towns anxious for berths In the new
league. AZ 10 the report that Cleve-
land viii drop out OF the league. 7
think that must BE- a mistake and thst
that city viii continue % be repre-
sented BY a Eood team
Mr. Henderson stated that the Ale
gheny park had been put in fine con
dition. equipped with modern chairs
similar 20 the Polo grounds and its
close proximity 20 the heart Of Pitts.
burEh vss = big measure In Increasing
rs popularity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
EXCELLENT BILL
New Show at Wheeling Park Is Win
ner and VIII Be Big Card Re
nainder Of the Week.

At Wheeling park yesterday, the
new vaudeville bill was given its first
performance and the show is excellent
and will prove a big drawing card
during the remainder % the week.
The bill opens With Francis Wood,
novelty hoop roller. and II IL an ex-
cellent stunt The hoops in the hands
OF Wood seem alive and he makes
them do bis will. the act al the way
through being exceptionally clever
Annie Belmont b. n character comedi-
enne par excellence. and her SINGING
and monolOgue stun is bright and
catchy and she scored heavily with
her audience Schafer and Mason. In
comedy exit are great They sing.
dance and DO a little biz Of every.
thing and their act De- ono 81 the big
features ~ the bin Young and Mel.
ton. comedy Eymnasts. complete the
bill and they are a big feature. They
perform some remarkable atunta on
the flying rings and work in some
clever comedy that makes the act
very pleasing and they made n dis
unct hlt The bin will b. repeated
twice daily until Sunday. when there
eill b. complete change On the per.
formance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
CRIMINAL COURT
Case Of Earl Green and James Bach
man Continued In Criminal Court
TO Next Term.

When the case OF the City OF Wheel.
Ing VS.. r. w. Green. was called in
the criminal court yesterday morning.
II having been appealed from police
court, II was continued indefinitely on
account OF the Illness of d. A. Nc
kee. attorney for the defefense. The
charge Is the result OF the alleged
refusal OF Green to furnish samples
or milk TO the inspector when re-
quested. and for this he was fined in
police court and the case was ap-
pealed. At the trial OF the case last
term the jury disagreed.
Attorney X. NJ. Addleman appeared
In the criminal court yesterday morn
Ing and asked the court that the case
against James Bachman be reset for
trial at this term. Attorney s. o.
Boyce, for the defense, stated to the
court that he would likely be out of
the city for the next several DAYS and
most all OF June. and in view OF this
iact Judge Jordan continued the case
until next term. Bachman was placed
on trial Wednesday and the Jury failed
to agree and was discharged. Il was
Tor this reaapn that Mr.. Addleman
asked Tor new trial at this term.
The case OF George "Dode" Fisher
also went over TO next term and will
not be tried until the Bachman case
Is disposed OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
OH MERCY!
PA WHEELING CERTAINLY SUI.
FERED SOME FROM HEAT.
Mercury Was Flirting with the IS
Degree Marx Yesterday But No
Prostrstions Reported.

With a high temperature record Of
% TO 81. Thursday Was the hottest day
OF the year. and unusually hot FOR
May. According 10 the Official figures
recorded BY the government thermom-
eter. % was the top notch attained
but other thermometers about town
showed even higher marks. However.
there were no pr0strations reported
The heat was tempered somew hat
by the cool breezes sweeping over the
city from the river. but ~ that the
warmth was 20 very much IN evidences
that Pa Wheeling suffered and sweiter
ed throughout the afternoon The
worst % u IL the weather man isn't
inclined 20 extend a promise % re-.
lief for the most he viii say IL Gen
orally fair" for Friday. which means
more heat and certainly more suffer.
ing
Fans IN ail shapes and styles from
tho old reliable palm leaf. famous
since the DAYS Of Adam and Eve. n
the modern electric heat exterminafor
are very much IN demand 90 result.
while the soda water fountains and
other thirst reducer parlors are being
worked overtime % keep up with tho
demand for something cool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
RESOLUTIONS
OF RESPECT
Adopted BY Republican Senatorial
Committee.

A. a meeting OF the Republican sen
atorial committee. held at the McLure
house yesterday. the following resolu-
tons we're adopted.
Whereas. ~ has pleased Almighty
God 30 Ills wisdom 90 remove from this
world. General Morris Horkhelmer. =
valued and useful member Of this Com
mittes. and for years. its chairman.
Therefore. br 90
Resolved. By the Republican senator
Sal Committee o. the FIRST Senatorial
District. that ln The death 81 General
Morris Horkhsimer this Committee has
last member who gave earnest and
careful attention 20 ifH work man
conacicnfi0us Do the performance ~ duty
and ~ enthusiaatic AMI loyal friend and
colleague
General H0rkheiner vas a ioysi West
NirFinlan. public sp.ritd man who gave
liberaly - hla time his strength and
bic means ~ tho welfare ~ his roHnr1ti-
nlfr ara state % va privilege 10 He
actively associated vlfh him In any line
~ work. and We. his friends Hnd ass0-
clafes on tolls Committee. deepI. derI0re
DIS loss We extend 90 nIa family and
friends our heartfelt sympathy
DR. a. n JUDGE, Actlnr Chairman
ALBERT sNEDEKER. Secretary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
GERMAN CLUB
VIII Hoid Important Neetino q,
Which Nenbsrship Campaign
VIII 8c lnsuqursted.

On Sunday afternoon o. 2 O'Clock
there Wil b. r meeting ~ the mem
bers n the German Columbia club
81 which arranEcmenis VIII b. com
pleted for the membership camuaien
which VII b. started some time dur
Ing the next week
A. the nccfinE on Wedneefav even
ina o. vas primarily arranged 20
have fhe membsrEhip campaign. and
% Sunday aftrrnoon every menber
is asked % b. present 81 the team
members and captains wiu b. ap
pointed md everything go Oh readL
ness FOR ne fray. which wln nkeiv -
cin On Monady
The campaign wln iasf huf three
day. and a. was decided 90 rcsclnd ne
membership initiation fee FOR the
time. and Triple ne present member.
ship TIE members have taken q
crest inferesf in the maffeF and
judginE from re eufhusiasm shown.
the task uir not BE- one Of q dlmcuit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
CANNOT REACH
AGREEMENT NOW
MINERS AND OPERATORS FAIL
TO GET TOGETHER.
Report Will Be Made Back 20 the
Joint Committee Which Meets
Here on Monday.

All indications are that the scale
committee OF the operators and the
miners OF the Eastern Ohio Disrtcit
which has been In session here this
week, will not be able TO reach an
agreement. The failure to agree will
result in o report TO that effect being
made back to the joint conference
which opens Monday morning. II will
then be up 10 the conference to de-
termine the future course to be apodt-
cd
There are a number OF important
questions on which the two sides dis
agree. among them the matters OF
dead work" and "sticky-bottoms. :"
common to this part OF the mining sec
ton.
The scale committee was in session
all day at the Mcclure and meets
again this morning. IN keeping with in
structions , but indications for a IA
vorable settlement are anything but
encouraging. However, the failure to
sEfee means no trouble at present as
the men Will continue at work pending
renewed efforts to get together on
the problems now being confronted.
officials ESonerstsd.
EXoneration in every particular was
extended the officials OF the Ohio and
Fifth Ohio sub-district organizations
OF the charges brought against them
by the Bradley and Piney Fork locals
by tn" miners convention. before
whom the charges were preferred earl
Ser In the week. in executive session.
Tn decision In favor OF the officers
will very likely have the effect OF
preventing any similar situation de-
veloping in the future The matter
was one Of the most serious 10 con-
front the sub district miners In several
years and that Il has been settled sat
isfactorily 20 most OF the men IL well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
ATTEND MEETING
wheeling People Interested In the
Associated Charities 20 Attend
Cleveland Convention.

secretary A. r. Sinks. OF the Asso-
oiated Charities. and Miss Runge. SUI
perintendent OF the Florence Critten.
don Home. IN addition 20 other local
persons. are making ARRANGEMENTS TO
attend the thirty.nlnth annual nation
al conference OF Charities and Correc.
ton. which will he held IN Cleveland
o., beginning Wednesday evening.
June y. and will continue for a week
Special sessions will be devoted to
different phases OF social work. some
Of the topics being children. families
and neighborhoOda. tho relation Of
medical and social work. housing and
recreation. public supervision and ad.
ninistration. immigration. seT nv.
giene. standards of living and labor.
and courts and prisons.
Other meetings of societies and as.
sOciatiOns In aHiliation with the con.
ference which will BE- beld In Cleve.
land a. the same time arc. The
National Conference on the Fducafiop
~ Dependent Truanf. Backward and
Delinquent Children. conference OF
jewish Charities. the National Con
ference Of Public Relief Omciala. the
National Probation Association. the
National Association % Societies for
Organizing Charity. and the semtsn.
nual meeting 81 the Church and So
cial Service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
INSPECTED ROADS
County Commissioners Spent Yesten
DAY In TriadeIphia District, Look
Ing over the Roads.

Yesterday the board Of county COM
missioners went 70 Triadelphia dis
trict and spent the entire day going
over the roads Of the district. making
minute inspection. All the roads
were gone over carefully with the
view TO securing data az TO their
needs and what the probable cost
would be 20 put them in FIRST class
shape Many Of the roads we're found
TO be In very bad shape while others
were found 20 be such that they can
with but little work and expense be-
put IN excellent condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
SCHOOL CHILDREN HOLD PICNIC
At MOZART PARK YESTERDAY

Yesterday afternoon the children Of
East Twenty-ninth street school took
advantage OF the beautiful day and
held their annual picnic 81 Mozart
PARK. The entire school membershfp
enjoyed the trip and a very ENJOYABLE
afternoon vas spent The children
left ~ 1870 and carried iuncheona
and enjoyed the afternoon IN sames
They returned LAST evening a. 5
o'clock Htle fsugued but elated
over q pleasant day spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
BELLAIRE WOMAN
PRAISES DOCTORS
LAuos UNITED DOCTORS.
Complete symptoms Of Both These
Troubles Vanish With Six
Days Treatment.

Once again the United Doctors. the
expert specialists who have their
Wheeling institute In the McI.ain
Building at AZ Twelfth street. near
Market, prove the remarkable cura-
tive powers OF their new system OF
medicine in the case OF Miss Edna
Steele. of 1896 Trumbull street, Bel
laire. Ohio.
Miss Steele has been a sufferer
from both liver and kidney trouble
for over a year. and the two ailments
made her life miserable. Miss Steele
started the United Doctors treatment
just six days ago. and now makes a
voluntary statement as to the results
OF her treatment Her statement Is
as follows:
Beliaire. o.. May IS. 1912.
To the Public
I wish TO say a few words to the
public about my past and present con-
dition.
When / first went to the United
Doctors six days ago felt very mis-
cradle. felt always tired. I had
bad headaches. and I could not sleep
nights. My trouble was liver and
kidney trouble, from which / suffered
for over n year.
When / went to the United Doctors
i did not expect such relief and espe-
cially in such short space Of time.
now wish to tel other sufferers like
l used to be my present condition.
have no more headaches. I sleep bet
ter and am more cheerful and happier
than ! ever was before. l state this
absolutely voluntarily. for II Is due
the public 10 know the wonders the
United Doctors have accomplished
for me. Sincerely.
EDNA STEELE,
1896 Trumbull street. Bellaire, o.
The United Doctors treat among
other ailments. diseases Of the nerves.
blood, kidneys. heart, liver. bladder.
spine, including rheumatism. paraly-
sis. epilepsy. catarrh. deafness. asth-
ma. goitre. gall stones. eczema. stom-
ach troubles. rectal troubles. rupture
and diseases Of women and diseases
OF men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24

nature. The teams will make a re-
port each evening. as IL was arranged
10 meet In the evening from Z to Q
ana make reports. which viii appear
In this paper. The club is one OF the
most thriving in the city. and since
It's organization. which has been
within the past three years. two hun.
dred members have been enrolled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
QUEEN CITY
WIN Resume Trade Early In June.
Steel City Has BIs Excursion
Arranged

The steamer Queen City. at present
At Cincinnati. will resume her trade
early In June or the latter mart of
Nay. The boat has just been inspect
60 AZ Cincinnati. and passed every
government requirement to the salts
faction OF her owners. the Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Packet Co. The boat
VIII come out In place OF the Steel
City. the other steamer OF the line.
that has an excursion Of the Adams
county. o. school teachers booked to
be started on June Sth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
Green Death
THE Bug Killer"

and make dead bugs Of the
bed bugs
Costs but q quarter for a
pint can at any drug store
enough to clear the entire
house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
Heavy Local business.

The local wharf was the scene of
unusual activity yesterday, as 1--WE
packets cleared the port during the
day. The first boat in was the Lo-
rena. from GAINESVILLE. She left for
Pittsburgh several hours late. having
been detained by fog. The Sonoma.
Tor Marietta. was the next departure.
and the Ohio left at noon for Pitts
burgh. The Liberty made her usual
trip to Darlington. followed in the
evening by the Steel City. nearly II
hours late. due 10 the fog. All the
packets carried fair cargoes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
Notice to G. A. r.

al members are requested % meet 81
ODD Fellows ffau fhraduuarfrrsI af
10 q. ~. Friday. Mav 1f ~ attend fhs
D Mayer
Ur order %
mg-1t-E THE COMMANDER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
. Deeds Recorded

Deeds Recorded.
Robert Hamilton and wife 10 Rob
ert J. McCullagh. lot No. 3 in shriv-
er's addition; consideration. $40.
George J. Rogers. adminiEtraior Of
the estate Of Isaac J. Linton. 10 tho
Trustees Of the Christian church OF
Elm Grove. lots Nos. g. 6. Z and 3 in
Linton's addition to Elm Grove. con
sideration. $3.50.
Harriet Welshans 20 Joseph Cant.
zer. parcel Of land In Richiand dis
trict: consideration. $40.
Frank Marcus Johnson and wife IN
Jefferson L. Mcdonald and wife. lot
No In Mozart Park addition. con.
sideration. $40.
Deeds % Trust
One deed OF trust was left for rec
ord
Mexicos government Is planning 20
have postal savings banks