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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-13
Read World Want Ads.
The Trip to California
Under Special Care

"You feel like sorting ont and tying to.
gether the memories Of this trip and keep.
ing them separate from all other trips A
woman recently said this after pleasant
experience on Burlington Route Person
ally Conducted" excursion party 10 Califor.
MIA She Travelled alone, but met many
agreeable people on the car, which was in
charge Of a special conductor This good
ratured official was wel-informed cour'
teous man. who went all the way through
with the party. looking after everyone S
comfort and attending to all the little details
Of the trip Thus woman or child in one
of these parties can travel with perfect safe
ty and freedom from care. II You would
like TO know more about the Burlington's
comfortable and inexpensive personally con
Quoted excursions, please write me a postal
and IN send you maps, booklets, pictures
etc. by return mail. A. d. Brown. Trav.
Pass. Agent, c. ,B. & q. r. r., s23 Main
Street Kansas City, Mo-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-13

somohon nr other hat recent or.
den of thc Frisco officials iu relation
60 rmpluyort furnishing tho press
with mn information of 100 WRECKS
and accidents does NOT appear lo b,
working oui as good aa 10 looked ou
Ih, surface Ask % Frisco omplo}co
about wreck CO.. uu accident aud ho
can't rlhrr hear or speak II ho de-.
Ilnrutrly frt about to know uoihlns
whatever hc could not inow lcss than
ho does uow Some day railroads
are all going go got around 10 thc
point whore thcy won't wait for news
mpu 90 ascertain lh, details of
vr.hH and accidents m vague aud
uncertain reports, mr th~ viii rct
this Information lo tho press oa
speedily as possible
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-13
SCRAMNN INDGNlnI NJ
AND Iiili FAT MAN
....s'.........s....'....

"Aln't This not weather some dog''
dcliberatcd the scrawuy Individual last
night before the cou'ish breeze sprang
up, GokcJ
"Worser'n that specified the Fat
Man IT'S a wolf-a she wolf!"
II don't gather YOU, Cable" misap-
pretended the Scrawy Individual.
why dost thou say she wof?"
Because the hsomalt Jasper. Is
more deadly by Rudyard'' exercised
the Fat Man.
at sure is some warm" resumed
the Scrawny Individual as he shifted
the dying effervescent scent of brown
brew spilled In the back of the First
National Bank building by enforce
mont officers, who scattered glassware
and hopes with the most reckless
abandon ana careful carplessness the
other day.
SAY Fat honestly now, do you
think there is "A hell?" mocked
Scrawny Il mean real hell With vul.
vanized bedsteads and maleable dam.
nation, the place whore the old Mas.
sachusetts daddics used to hike tho
witches to. Dost2'
The Fat Man soldered several
thoughts and actions together Ho
moppcd his brough and shifted the
alley again.
"Do YOU smell IT," ne disguised.
smell what?" pred acrawny
"Those faraway perfumes Of NIL
waullee that lazily loiter in aching
nostrils,' disheveled the Fat Man.
Cant you sniff whff? Can any
man who lays claim to physical hahil-
amcnts catch one Of those disinterred
odors given Off by the bricks cspcc-
tally with the weather as hot as it
is now, hook upon TIE devastation
caused by the triumIirate of local,
state ana federal minute men, and not
believe? Amt that he'll, under the
circumstances2
u always thought hel was under
something but | didn't know what be-
fore" singularized the Scrawny. IT'S
Just below the surface here l think,
jsut little onion skin between the
asphalt and the lappings of the brim-
stone Earrings. With this beer spilled,
and when beers spilled it's IN line
with tombstone carvings, gone forever
but not forgntten. but with all this
beer spilled, and the weather like 1t
is, methinks we have here a little sub
hades, in the suburbs of sheol, the
outskirts of gehanna-any man can
see that is doomed in the dome"
You mean he Is batty in the BEAM"
richocheted the Fat Man,
II mean he is palsied III the plum"
syncopatcd Scrawny.
cor i'm other words, negative in the
uoctarinc,' naived Fat.
Yes, too much slack in the rope
stretched rhe Scrawny Individual.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-13
HOW To LIVE TO
A RIPE OLD ACE
Successful HINTS FROM \
NEBRASKA CEN
TfNAIiIAN.
AN EVEN DISPOSITION
one Way "a Promote Longevity T.
"a Never Lose Your
Temper,

Ia order Go i've lo ripe old age,
be calm ana always keep your tenn
pr.
II you should be healthy ana happy
and desire 10 live long, bee temperate
30 ull things.
Make il point 10 go to bed carly
ana be- early 10 rise,
II whiskry is necessary as a medi-
cine use II, otherwise leave IL alone.
beware Of narcotics in all forms,
Don't worry especially about things
that don't concern you.
! have found one OF the best things
10 promote longevity IL am even dis
position,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-13

rno people Of oklahoma should get
next lo the fact that every attraction
that win hc seen either at Muskogcc
or oklahoma city fairs lhis year viii
ho seen first at Tulsa, Ia other words
every Nihing worth seeing at either Of
these other fairs win hc seen first at
Tulsa. Maybe these dummies to ho
east and west of us viii not bee able
TO wake up ana say something.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-13

a French aviator who broke the
worlds record for Ions distance fly
luF, can't give the American people
any new Ideas ou what II means 10
bc "m u the air" Teddy ana Bryan
ct al are the worlds champion up-in-
thc.air artists. bat Il does not seem
to bother either Of them, They are
more az home there than anywhere
else.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-13

~ THIS Is YOUR BIRTHDAY

Risk nothing on uncertain schemes
and for. the next year make earnest
endeaVor 10 advance rather than look
for short cuts 10 wealth.
Those born today viii ha,o cheer
ful, talkatlNc dispositions with great
versatility and win succeed hest II
under the direction of those more eN-
pericnccd than themselves.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-13

Tho Mcxirau situation appears TO be-
rapidly approaching he point whore
Uncle Sam win have to takr The
frcasrrs under hls arm ana put them
throuah "a course NJ sprouts mat viii
teach them what liberty ls without
lInrlto.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-13

The Bull Moose party in Wisconsin
may be afraid of Bob LaFolotte but
the colonel handed him one In his
Portland sped,h Tuesday without any
white feather on II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-13

CLAREMORE, Okla Sept "a
w. II. Williams, "A prominent farmer
part Of this county, committed sui
eide by taking strychnine. The man
had been known to be despondent,
and among his neighbors was thought
to be insane. lie leaves wife and
five daughters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-13

The standard on company declares
that d has never been dissolved ana
cannot bc except in the state whore
iis original charter was granted.
Loohs as though Il WAS up 10 wood
row Wilson 90 Fct action u dear old
Sew Jpifct,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-13

Ike 10 keep alive to the tonics OF
general interest. am interested IN
the present presidential campaign ana
/ like To know all that Is going on
In state politics The opening Of the
Panama Canal Is an event mat hope
20 be able 10 help the nation cele-
bratc."
James Gov az one time was Judge
of spary county Nebraska. lie lives
at Bellevue. a suburb of Omaha, lie
seems To be healthy and has stated
that he expects 20 live ten years more.
lie is mentally active ana manages n
small farm al Bellevue, which is the
homestead,
Ills vision Is keen ana ne does not
wear glasses
More Children Than Years,
The progeny of The patriarch NUM-
bCrs more than 100, His eldest son is
C6 years old and does not enjoy life
with keener zcst than does his aged
father. Judge Cows hair Is gray, his
shoulders stopped somewhat, but many
q man half his age carries greater
burden ON his shoulders.
lie was born when the United
States ana Great Britain We're just
getting over the WclssitUdes Of a bitter
war. lc remembers well the effect
OF that conflict and was personally
.pruuaiuted with Daniel Webster. He
leard the orator make his famous
New York speech when 20 years Of
age. Flying time has no terrors for
the patriarch and he was happy today
when his picture was taken In tho
center Of a group Of his own children.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-13


OMAHA, sept 12--hftcr putting out
thc above rules that man should fol-
low in order 10 live long and useful
re, james Cow. who celebrated his
cnc- hundredth anniversary August lG,
announced that he was heartily IN ia
'or of wumaus suffrage. The old man
who is keenly alert in spite of his ad
yanced age. IS keenly alive 10 all the
actiye issues Of the day, put it In this
manner;
II heartily favor womans suffrage
Cnd everything else that Is for the
good Of the race"
ON his anniversary Judge Cow en-
tcrtained 200 visitors and himself par
t,cipated actively in the festivities.
Calls Modern Youth Wild.
Il find the world just as pleasant
to me today" said the centenarian,
"as 1t was when / was boy. There
is little more Of the hurry and rush
apparent, but | am Just as happy now
as when a youngster OF course the
customs of the present age are not in
and ! must confess that think the
youth Of the present age harum
scarum, a wild and reckless sort. If
the youth Of my time had done the
things that the youth of the present
day indulge in he would be absolutely
beyond the pale.
To-day we have the telephone, the
railroad, the streetcar, the automo-
bile. the elevator, the modern palatial
homes and IT seems every possible con-
vcnience that modern man can con
ceiye. / cannot see though, that the
world is any happier on account of
these improvements. 1t Is true that
the age in which ! have lived has been
a progressive one--progressiVe beyond
belief Of any man living at the time
when | was born.
People generally are not as happy
as they were In 1915 and 1920. or, at
least not any more cheerful. The mad
rush for the dollar has eliminated
from many minds all thought Of self.
That is one reason / believe the pres
ent generation is a short lived one.
-~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~
"HoW do YOU think a float would
gO?" surmised the Fat Man.
"A egg nog?" advanced Scrawny.
"Oh. no-you tumble me, Jasper"
simplified Scrawny
"No, no-I mean in the Durbar
parade" eruded the Fat Man.
Whereupon the -Scrawny Individual
undid his sackcloth and threw sand
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
THE DEtEGATE WRITES OF
 DOINGS AT THE CAPITAL
says VALDEZ HAS A SPLENDID REFRESHMENTS o HUB. BAHD--sHAcklEFoRD HEBRON MUCH PERTuRBEp
 OVER THE POLITICAL SITUATION

In letter to Dr. r.. NJ. Boyle, Judg" James Wickersham states that it is very flattering to him to Have his friends urging him to be candidate again. Thai in case Dan Sutherland is nnminat- ed Inc will "chip iu' and stump tn" territory for his old friend.
 'lf Dan iS nominated will give as freely lo his campaign fund as I can and would stump inc ter rit"ry for him. would much prefer to have Dan nominated than ln be nominated myself.
 70. P. Hubbard is in my office every day. He is doing good work for Valdez and your people ought in understand it.. He has had more influence in the mat ter of railroad Legislation than all the rest of the interested par lies here in Washington. He has been discreet and courageous in 'ilN 'l .nt tldlIllS or Valdez and has made a real good Impression upon the committee. 1 hay" not felt like taking sides with any particular lncaliiy in the matter of railroad building. but have stood on the broader proposition of favOring the build ing finer by inc ,rpyprnmapI m private capital of a railroad which would tend to the dcvel- "pmcnt of inc territory. would support q government road from either seward OF Valdez, but I do not think that there is the slight est danger that Valdez is likely [" hr overlooked in inc matter as long as Mr. Hubbard is here.
 Shackleford, Heron. Fink and Clark have all been here recently
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
ALICE PROPERTY
 CHANGES HANDS
Shoup Bay Claims Taken over by Company--Deyelopment to
 Start at Once

\ deal has been closed where by tho Alice property on Shoup bay has been turned over to the Alice Mining company, newly formed corporation consisting chiefly of Vancouver, B. C., capi- talists. Work on the property will begin as soon as the ncces- sary machinery can be put on the ground.
 Mir. M. T. Callaghan, for many years one of Marcus Daly's trust cd mine superintendcnts, is on ihe Bertha. bound for this port to take charge of the mining op- crations. On the same steamer is machinery, tools and supplies.
 It is the purpose of the coDi- pany to sink on the property as long as the vein and values hold out until a mine is developed. Boilers, engines, compressors, hoists, fans, pumps and drills are among the equipment order ed, part of which is now on the way.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
WILL REPORT ON
 EXPRESS COMBINE.
Interstate Commerce Commis- sion Finds It Over-oapitaIiz-
 ed and Extortionate

Washington, May 25.--Cum- missioner Franklin k. Lane is HOW bricfins the testimony in Ihr express combine cases. He will shortly report to the entire cnm- mission and it is expected Inc findings will show uvcr-rapiiaI- iZaii"n, rXhnrbitani earnings, rx- iorilnllat" alh unSyStrIiiaii rates as we'll as cOIluSinn Wilh inc rail way c"mpanirS. Many influential members of cnnGrrSs declare that the express companies will br put nIli of business.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
JUSTICE HUGHES
 NOT CANDIDATE
Announces That Under No Cir cumstanoes WlII He Enter
 Presidential Race

Washington. May 25--Justicc Hughes has reiterated his state mrnt that hr is not q candidate Tor the presidency, and does not intend to be a candidate. The announcement was made through his secretary here today. This statement Is made. il iS believed, |" rrli"v" tn" public mind of the assertion that Justice Hughes. in a l"iirr io d New York friend. had written that hr would not be a candidate ''as long as President Taft is a canddalr.'
 Ihr juSIIr". said the Srcrr- iary. 'd"ni"s absolutely that he had written any such letter and l have tn" authority i0 stale that n" Is mol q candidate under any rlrriIlnSianr"S whatever"
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
AS1OR'S WILL
 IS MODIFIED
Clause of WilI Which Deprive Widow of Legacy la Case of.
 Remarriase Are Made Null

New York, May 25.--Thc terms upon which Mrs. Madeline Force Astor was prevailed upon iO withdraw her tentative suit to break Col. Astor'S will in probate. have leaked out.
 Vincent ASlUr was willing that Surrogate Fowler should pass upon the legality of all the sections of the will and rliIninalr those clauses which prnaliZr Mrs. ASiur in inc event .nf her rrimar- riapr.
 Previous wills attacked ill this state on similar provisions which prnaliZrd the rrmarriagr of wid- nwS were in cases where the wid- nw> were of mature age.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
SENATOR t0RtMER WILL
 BE ASKED TO RESlcN SEAT
RETENTION OF HIS OFFICE WOULD PROVE EMBARRASSING ADMINISTRATION AND HIS FRIENDS WILL ASK
 HIS RESIGNATION FOR SAKE OF THE PARTY

Washington, May 25.--As the result of'a conference of Republi- can leaders and members of the senate who fear the political re- suits of the seating and white washing of Senator LOrimer. Vice President Sherman is now on his way to Chicago, to convey to the Illinois senator the word that the senator's friends in Washington believe that he cannot hope to retain his seat and expressing the hope that he will tender his res ignatiOn to save the party from
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
OARAOW TRIAL
 IS UNDER WAY
First Witnesses for Government in Bribery Case Go on the
 Stand This Morning

Los Angeles. May 25.--Thc ujry in the case of inc state against Clarence Darrow. aiior- ncy for the McNamara brothers. charged with tamprring with vr- niremen. was completed ycsicr- day.
 Disti jet Attorney Fredrricks opened for the state, telling what he intended to prove, and the de- fense outlining the nature of the evidence they will introduce.
 The first witness for the pros ecution will be placed on the stand this morning. Much in- terest is being manifested in the trial, but for some reason the la Dor element is paying no more attention to the progress of inc trial than they would in any i'm portant case where they were not directly concerned.
 Darrow cmphatically denies the runlor that he will plead guilty to the charge of bribing jurors in the McNamara case. declaring that he is innocent.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
HEROIC RESCUE
 BY BOY SCOUTS
Form Living Chain and Save Two Companions From Death by
 Drowning at Hood River

Hood River, Ore, May 25--Dis- playing the coolness of veterans, number of Boy Scouts saved the lives of two companions who were drowning in a swimming pool.
 Tine boys formed a human chain out into inc deep water, resruin" their companions after they had sunk twice. After gel ting them ashore they worked nearly an hour bcfnr" the nearly drowned lads were brought hack lO consciousness
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
any further Odium.

Chicago, May 25.--Nirc PrcSi- dent Sherman has arrived here and at once proceeded to the home of Senator Lorimrr. It is generally thought here the sen ator will tender his resignation in deference io the wishes of his friends, who believe the defeat of Taft in the Illinois primaries was largely due to the Lorimer scan- dal and fear repetition of the popular verdict at the November elections.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
INTERVENTION IN CUBA IS
 BELIEVED 70 BE CERTAIN
TWO DIVISIONS OF THE ATLANTIC BEEN ORDERED TO KEY WEST IN ORDER TO BE SCENE IN THE
 EVENT OF FURTHER OUTBREAKS

Washington. May 25.--That ihrr" iS little doubt in the minds of the administration officials that intervention in Cuba is bound [" come, is evidenced by orders rnrnating from the navy department today.
 The Third and Fourth divis- ions of inc Atlantic squadron have been ordered to at once pre- pare for sea and proceed to Key West in readiness to proceed tn Cuba in the event of further nut- breaks on the part of the rebels, which is expected to occlir al any
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25

trying to do something with their little basket of eggs. Heron is very greatly discouraged and dis guSted that they endorsed Taft in such strong language and that they cannot dispose of their pO- lltlcal eggs to any other store keeper. Mr. ROoSrvrll and his people decline to buy stolen property and they consider the tw" delegates from Alaska. nnm- mated by Shacklrford and Her ron. as being the property of Mr. Taft, >n poor Charley and Shack could dn m business.
 "Thcy are in this unfortunate fix. loo: They cannot sell out io R"nS"Nrlt. nor can they got any patronage. for Clark is ihr Taft boss and not Shacklrfur,i. \ sit ualinn of this kind Is particularly trHlng in a nervous temperament such as Heron has. Charley wants i0 get next tO the pie counter. If the location of the pie counter changes Charley wants tn change as quickly as inc pie counter. but in this ease the Taft mortgage is of such a char acirr that Charley sees the pie counter on one side of the street and himself on the other. IL is a particularly unhappy situation for Charley and Shack. when they have their appetiteS along, which Is always the case. We people who have been lnoking on at their misery for the past two weeks & hav" felt the greatest interest in their suffering. We earnestly hop" their suffrringS may con tlnur until the national convcn- ton comes off and then grow more acute"
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
BELIEVED DARK HORSE
 WILL WIN AT CHICAGO
WALL STREET OFFERS ODDS THAT THIRD PARTY WILL RE- GENE NOMINATION CHICAGO OR IF NOMINATED
 MEET wIrH DEFEAT AT THE POLLS

New York, May 25--Wall street operators have been watching the contest between Taft and Rnosc- welt with keen interest, consider ably money changing hands on the results.
 \ couple of weeks ago wagcrs were laid : to , that Tafl would carry Ohio. but as the primaries approached even money was be- ing bet that the rX-prcsidcnt would carry the state over Taft
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25

This will be one of the prop critics giving employment to a force of men all the year round. Actual operations will begin with in couple of weeks.
 The Alice group, located by FMr. McAllister, and owned by himself and Mir. Harvey, is one of the best known mining loca- tions, but heretofore no attempt has been made 10 seek depth, all though considerable drifting has been done.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
PREPARING FOR
 CANAL TRAFFIC
San Diego Spending Million Dol lars for Improvements In
 Harbor Facilities

san Diego. May 25.--SIrps arc being taken io make the harbor here as nearly free as possible.
 PilOlage and whar fage charges will be reduced to a minimum, it being the design of the city to maintain it's own pilots and wharves, spending a million dol lars in the building of piers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25

Immediately upon the annuun- cement of the results in Ohio wagrrS were offered at six to five that RonScvelt would defeat Taft in tn" convention and other brts that the Colonel would br the nryi president.
 Now wagrrS arc being offered with m takers that neither Taft or Roosevelt will br nominated and if nominated they will meet with defeat.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
NEWSPAPERPLANT
 S DYNAhfTED
Supported ksadeRo Government and Is Believed to Have Boon
 Blown Up by Rebels

El Paso, May 25.--The office of the Paso det Norte, a Spanish newspaper published here, and supporting the Madero govern ment, was destroyed last night by dynamite. No one was injured but the plant and building is a complete wreck.
 The explosion is believed to have been the work of rebels or their sympathizers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
MEXICAN FORCES
 LOSE IN BATTLE
Federal Troops Meet Wlth DeSaat at Hands of Rebeis--Heany
 solicitors Desert okozoo

Rellano, Mex, May 25.--The federal forces here are on a re- treat after a defeat at the hands of a strong rebel contingent.
 News has been received from tbe state of Chihubua to- tbe ef- feet that two thousand of orozco's s followers have dsseRted him.
 Orozco is being closely pursu- cd by the federals, his men suf- fering from lack of rest and food.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
TROOPS WILL SAIL
 oM JgHk FOuarEEaTn

Transport Sheridan is book ed to leave Fort Liscum with the troops of the i6th infantry on June if, arriving here with two troops of the 30th line on the t2th. The Sixteenth will be rem dezvoued at the Presidio, San Francisco harbor, but are fearful they will at once be ordered to tho Mexican frontier. The boys don't mind brush with the greazers, but they begin Co perspire when they think of hiking in In, hrat
 SlIilscrlhe for ihe prnannclnr
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
NORTHWESTERN IS
 EN ROUTE NORTH

seattle. May 25.--Thr s. s. Northwestern left last night at 9 o'clock for the Alaska coast run. II. P. Sullivan and James Fish, pr., are booked for Valdez and four steeragc passengers.
 Tfe Sampson is due tn arrive here late tonight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
ROOSEVELT FORCES
 WILL OPPOSE ROOT

Chicago. May 25.--Thr Ron$r- Welt forces have decided in np- pos" the election of Elihu Root as chairman of the Republican convention, in view of his bitter structures nn rX-pr"S iirnt RnuSc- welt and his policies.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-25
EARTH TREMORS
 CREATE PANIC
Violent Shocks Throughout Ha- wait Drive People From
 Homes in Terror

lIonolulu, May 2i.--Trrrific earthquake shocks which have caused but little damage have driven the people panic stricken from their homes. It is antici- pated the volcanoes will follow the quakes by again sending tor rents of lava down their sides.