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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-08
Help Wanted-Female.

WHITE GIRL FOR GEN.
eral housework, to go home nights.
Phone 1855.
-WANTED--A GOOD COOK; NONE
other need apply. Phone 245O or
call 421 North Cheyenne.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-08
Rooms for Rent
FURNISHED

ONE OR TWO NICELY FURNISHED
'front.' housekeeping rooms. Also
one south sleeping room. Modern,
ground floor. 430 North Cincinnati.
Phone 2496.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-08
To Trade.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-GOoD FIVE
passenger touring car. Cash or S.al
estate. ~Address Z. y. Box 30i, sta,-
ing what you have.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
Msrhand Advertised Glow to e On IN
THE PROGRESSIVE BARGAIN BASEMENT
Infants and Childrea's Coat, u
the Progressive Sale

One lot of Refer Goats Of broadcioth, serge
and corduroy. full lined, single and double
breasted, assorted colors and styles. sizes IN
fants to s years; values range to e1 or
$3.50; Progressive price, OAs/O
Another lot Of Smart Refer and Full Length
Goats Of MIXTURE and shepherd plaid, with IN
laid and satin collar. fancy buttons. single and
double breasted, 2 to years; values q or
to 700; Progressive price. Oke/O
Black CaS1cul Coat, sai)or collar. double
breasted, 8 TO years; . vesy rich, Glossy M
terial; usually sold for $3.50; Pro- q M
gressive price Observation-Disclosures. Vow
Chinokina Child's Cost, 3 to s years, navy
blue with grey sailor collar. turned beck cuts,
lined black and white check; regular "a S0
$500 value; Progressive price. 49,. OOSOV
Child's Coat. to II years, IN blsck, imita.
tioa pony skin, full lined, dovble-
bTes.ted: usual $500 value; Pro "a 81
Tan, Grey, Blue Shetlsnd Cloth Coat. Plaid
collar and cuffs, wssm and sturdy meeedns,
s to - years; sells At $500; Progres- a S0
Gsey Chincai1s Cost, with Copenhagen biue
col1sr and cuffs. bussoaed high to ned. patch
pocket; sises 10. II, - years; regu- "a OF
lar 500 vslse; Progressive psice- OCs1O
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-23
A LESSON THE SOUTH is LEARNING.

1t is peculiar economic fact that the progress OF
the South began with its discovery of waste
The aristocrat of the Fifties would not have been
pleased had you termed him thrifty. and his ,ealiza
ton that extravaganza was but the mark of degen-
crate taste blow his personal pride. 1t re-
qured twenty years to convince him that unthrft was
thief of Nature 1t has taken twenty more to re-
move he stigma applied by commercial neigh
bors of the North
We are beginning to recognize, however, that the
law of the ndestructibity of matter has a direct
application prosperity and that Dirt is merely
matter in the wrong place" The undoubted concen-
tration of wealth in the large cities the North
brought about by their of waste and the man
ufacure of our raw material. II the Fasteners and
Northerners are thrifty and systematic than we
the is to be found, not much in racial or
temperamental differences in the economic eondf
lions existing after the
The South had plenty of material, but no money
and no labor. The North had material, but
plenty of labor and been recently enriched The
result they developed to an amazing degree the
utilization of material They soon saw that their
largest profits lay in the waste side products and
today some of the greatest fortunes in this country
have been made solely through the proper hinding
|of waste products
The progress of the South began with the discovery
that the excess cotton planting need rot be
dumped into the nearest creek. 1t is fact in the
memory of living citizens that millions of tons If cot
ton seed have betn hauled away to rot or ~ been
piled like gigantic sawdust hills mute ev ence OF
the waste from raw material The South has been
recklessly extravagant the use of her natural re-
sources. With complete realization came complete
change in industrial methods We have discovered
that our coal iron mines not nexhaustble that
crops cannot be grown the same soil year in ana
year out without rotating and without restor-
ing the nutrtive elements that have been removed
that our timber be husbanded; and that what
call factory waste is not waste at an Lut so
much raw material to be worked up in another form
The most fantastic tale that ever appeared in the
Arabian Nights is no astonishing than the feats
performed with waste material in the last few years
Waste products of the cotton plant have proven
kind of gold mine. the stalks of cast off corn are
made into paper The very gravel in our helds is
shipped all over the country for in concrete work.
and the saw-dust piles and wastefres of the timber
mills have disappeared
We have great deal yet to learn but as our raw
material becomes scarcer necessity will eventually force
the utilization of every by-prcduc and future
perity will be based on the Oldest law of physics the
conservation of matter,
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party nominating years. So far Mr. Roosevelt is
concerned he the only real object of pity in the
premises. He might have occupied unique pace in
history had he been true TO himself. If he had ad-
hereo TO his resolution made the heyday OF repub
lican triumphs and remained of this fight then
indeed his place in the scroll of honor of his unry
would have been safe and secure. But, drunk with
ambition and craving power he has landed upon the
rock nsatiae ambition, wrecking his Political
fortunes well those of his party and his partys
nominee !
! Taft cannot be elected president !
There is no question about that and in this hour
Of the defeat of Roosevelt only regret is that
such should have been unwise enough 10 have
loaned his and his support to any other move
ment save that in which he tried conclusions
However, there is cause Cor rejoicing ever the un-
toward results Chicago and today the eyes of the
country turned toward Baltimore as the hope of
the naon The complex situation in the republican
ranks to make the Baltimore nominee GER
tainy of election and may sound common sense pre-
vail in that city next week.
For there will the president of the UnET9d States
for the next four years be named and there Will be
mulaed the platform and the code of principles upon
which all democrats Of the land should position
to stand No and thoughtful student of he stu
alton can predict anything but failure for Mr. Taft
when he goes before the people in the fall. And yet
it has its tragedy! Mr.. Taft is most lovabie man:
gifted big of heart and brawny
In dignity and personal worth the president has
shown up great Improvement over Roosevelt But
So his weakness in his party been proven
and his defeat is plainly evidenced by the OF
in Chicago, When James 6. Blaine was nom-
mated in 1884 the protest of the New England
representatives, who never gave in their allegiance,
the victory Ct Grover Cleveland written on the
convention wall And so the nomination of President
Taft brought about by corralling the southern dele
and by controlling the national committee, spells
republican defeat November for the republican pr-
mary been carried by Roosev cit the rank and
file of the party to be against the gentlemen who
is president. Personally cleverer ever
occupied the white house, but he is not great man
and his victory over the insurgents his party is
plainly because he had the machinery aid or
ganzation and because there are a good many con-
scentous who not prepared to break up the
party of Abraham Lincoln for the personal success
of Colonel Roosevelt.
AS for Mr.. Roosevelt. Well, he might have. been
waiting at Armegeddon"-but he really fighting
for the Lord?
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THE PASSING OF ROOSEVELT.

When the regular republican convention at half
past nine ok last night nominated William Howard
Taft for the presidency, it also the death kne
Of of the brilliant and the same time one
of the most dangerous men this century has produced
When Theodore Roosevelt accepted the nomination of
the socalled progressive party in Chicago last night
he became a party to his own political undoins, In
all of the history of American politics boter has
ever bolted to success Party organization demands
allegiance and loyalty marks the oath all candi-
dates take when they the conventions of their
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move on Now I

says policeman to a street crowd.
ana "hacks heads If it don't Move ON
nov, says the big. harsh mineral
pms 70 bowel congestion and suffer-
ing Follows. Dr. Kings New Life
rill lis, don't bulldoze the bowels. They
gehdy persuade them to right action.
ara health follows. Csc al all drug
gistH. i VA
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Makes the Natinn casn

The awful list of injuries on s
Foufsh OF July staggers humanity. Set
over against it. however, is the won
derfnl healing by Bucklen's Arnic
save, OF thousands, who suffered
from burns. cuts, bruises. bullet
wounds or explosions. It's the ouic
healer of boils. ulcers, eczema. sore
hps or piles. Csc at all druggists
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Mr. Roosevelt had bunch people looking up the
Scriptures during the week occasoned by his address
at Chicago on Monday night during the Of which
he said; We are standing at Arma geddor and we
battle for the Lord"
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Ladies' Skirts, all Kind from the
cheapest to the best. Will save YOU
big money on them. Sig Levison. 1922
Bay street.
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The attention Of the health authorities of the city
is called to the fact that meats being hauled in
open wagons from and to the shops from depots etc.
This at least is not sanitary say very least of
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by all means come cut that board of trade meet
ing on Tuesday evening. Brunswick has ne 5er had
more important matter and every citizen who
terested in the growth and development this city
should be present
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the convention which is to meet In Baltimore
would have its candidates win it should meet in har-
mony and good spirit, so the country on the tariff
with ringing platform and nominate the very best
available
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Here is an Atlanta who is seeking divorce
on the grounds that for long years his wife has
had the habit Of thrashing him once week The
lunatc asylum is what he needs
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Five or six doses 666 will break
any case of Chilis and Fever; it acts
on The liver better than calomel and
does not grippe or sicken. Csc.
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Judge Hlyer of the Georgia railroad .sson,
has concluded that he will give up the office and
will be candidate for it this summer Verify, none
resign and few die.
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The Georgia Coast & Piedmont situation seems to
be in good shape and there is why the new
line should not be in Brunswick on schedule tine
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Mr.. Bryan should desist This is no time for a fight
in the democratic party the organization of the
Baltimore convention and Mr.. Bryan is the las. man
10 make such an issue