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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
WHY | WOULD LIKE TO Be MAYOR OF TULSA

politics and favoritism. I am In favor
Of every progressive step we can take
but in the building OF city It is easy
to overstep the bounds OF reason with
cOnfiscatory tax rates. | am in favor,
therefore. Of applying the same rules
Of economy to the city's business that
would apply to my own business.
Neither the salary nor the honor OF
being mayor Of Tulsa. which esteem
as a great honor. however. are suffi-
.cient to tempt me to devote the time
'and attention which I shall give to
this office in the event of my election.
but IL l can be Of some service in
bringing about a readjustment In our
Expenses Of government / will not onl,
do all the taxpayers Of th,a city a great
service but will be serving my own
interests as well. for have all my
investments right here in this splen-
did little city Of Tulsa OF which we
are all so proud and know what the
Item OF taxes has meant the past
two or three years. 1T IL almost con-
fiscatory and Is felt by the poor man
with his modest little home as much
as the owners OF large and handsome
business blocks. I am not trylnr tn
'cry calamity % exagserate conditions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19

FOR political advantage. but | have a
sincere conviction that We ought to
be able TO reduce our current running
expenses very considerably and be-
ieve | have had sufficient experience
with municipal governmental affairs
as well as in business matters to be-
able to meet all contingencies as they
arise and II | am nominated and elect
ed mayor Of Tulsa the only pledge or
promise which | wish to be under
stood as making is that shall enter
upon the duties of the office as though
were attending my own private busi-
ness and apply the same methods ex-
actly that | would in the conduct Of
my own business. | believe l can save
large amount Of money to the tax
payers and at the same time conduct
the affairs Of the city in a clean and
wholesome manner conclusive to good
government as well as economical. I
am In the race and want to win and
u you believe there Is chance to
better conditions In our city and have
confidence in my ability and dispo-
sition to that end. I will appreciate
your support and your vote at the
primaries today and In the election
later. Respectfully.
T. n gIMMOxA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19

can truthfully say had no inten-
tion or even thought Of running for
mayor Of Tulsa a, the approaching
election. until a committee OF busi-
ness men and taxpayers came to me
and insisted that l enter the race.
While l appreciate the spirit that
prompted them to urge me for this
office II had consulted my personal
desires and inclinations In the matter
1 should have declined to enter the
race. However, 1 feel that the tax
rate in Tulsa is beyond all reasonable
bonds and while / am not prepared
at this time to point out specifically
the places where economies can be in
augurated. l know that unless we can
find some way Of cutting down our
current and other municipal expenses
that the possibility OF securing fair
return on income paying property will
soon vanish ard We must dc. o.something
to relieve ourselves OF the great bur
den of expenses. These burdens do
not come through one channel. but
are due. In my judgment. TO a laci
OF practical business methods a. ap-
piled to our city government and-lsss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19

ed Interest in and to the property
named in the deed dated January 23d,
1912, to T. ]. McManus; that she was
the lawful wife and afterwards the
widow Of Moses Perryman, deceased.
who died February Sth, 1902, and
who was the son Of George B. Perry
man. and one Of his legal heirs; that
from the records it appears, that Lula
A. Jordan was the wife and after
wards the widow Of Moses Perryman,
deceased, and as such had a valid and
subsisting interest IN and 10 the estate
Of Moses Perryman. and held the
same as tenant in common with the
present owners of said property. and
which she conveyed as aforesaid to I.
J. McManus aforesaid on the date be.
fore mentioned 1t follows that 7. J.
McManus by said general warranty
deed obtained her fun title through
her conveyance to him. From inter-
views with Mr.. McManus we learned
that, and believe that he had legal
advice before entering into any ne
gotiations for the purchase of said
property; in fact he did not seek out
the opportunity to purchase, but .Ie
same was brought to him. and he pur
chased the said property in absolute
good faith. and without any desire 90
injure or embarrass any owner now in
possession Of any Of the property but
bought Il as he would any other prop
erty. and as he thought under the adj
vice given him. he had a legal right
TO do and he still contends and thinks
he has done no wrong.
Hasty action and unwarranted cri-
ticism were freely INDUCED In, and
many harsh. unkind and In some in
stances malicious things have been
said and published Of him and his ac-
tions, and IL Is not surprising that he
should feel sOrely hurt by reason OF
them; but In our conferences and dis
cussiOns with him he has acted the
perfect gentleman and has at all times
regretted the unfortunate conditions.
The result of our conferences and
discussions with him Is. that he has
consented to and will convey back 10
Lula A. Jordan the property she con-
veyed to him on the 23d day Of
January. 1912, without expense 60
you. upon your accepting and APPROX
ing this report, and its publication in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
The product of
Grapes
AIMS ASKERS SAID
TO Be BOGUS ONES
ONE HAS NHI~kEN ON BREATH
INNEsTIGN NTION THREAT
ENED HI HIDES OFT.

Tulsans who ARE approachcd BY
persons asking financial assistance be.
cause of alleged physteal defects or un.
fortunate circumstances should hesl-
tato befor, thsv make contribution.
Recently two decidedev susplclous
cases of This Kind have beon found
bv the officers If tine humane society.
vouth giving the name Of Clar.
enro yorro r.ap.J a harvest ~ coln
among liberal TuIsaus for several days
last veek ua approachd a humane
society AGENT and prasentad some doc.
unents These naDar4 bore tha state.
ment that Young was deaf and dumb
and was tr,,ng N raise MONEY m an.
tend school his statement and sigma.
ture were attastsd to before the clorl
Of the district ,ourt at Muskocee.
The smell Of whisky came from
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
LIFTS BACK CURTAINS;
LAYS BARE THE FACTS
WONDERFUL PONEE OF MAN
DELNES INTO THE FUTURE
AND REVEALS ALL 10 YOU.

Professor La Rose, the modern Hln-
doc cairvoyaut who has been fulfill
ing the letter of his advertisements
daily TO scores of Tulsas best people,
who In turn have not been slow IN
depicting to others the benefits which
We're theirs through the professor s
readings, continues % attract the at
tcntlon OF the people OF Tulsa, as his
parlors daily have been filled with
leading residents Numerous COM
muulcatiors are also received each
day from persons living in nearby
cities Since his stay in Tulsa, Pro-
tessor La Rose has accomplished some
wonderful results for those who have
had readings. He has made many
friends ln Tulsa as he has proved
to be more than he advcrtiscs 90 be.
AS seer Of hidden articles Professor
La Rose has mo- equal He Is recog-
ulzed Boy both the press and the pub
llc In general as being one of the
foremost clairyoyants in America. He
can show personal letters from lead
ing persons Of America Co the effect
chat he has read for more prominent
people than amy other olaiUoyant or
paImlst bic has also reunited more
OF the separated and cstranged, as
Well as brought about 'he every de-
sire that their heart Draved.
Professor La Rose guarantees 10
read 20 your own satisfaction or make
no charges you 90 be the judge. 10
is thus seen that he deals fairly with
the public. Those who have had
readings by him are highly eXultani
In praise OF the professor FOR the
truthfIIucss of what he has told them.
They Say it Is indescrihable. That
is all they can say bey.nd declaring
that he Is beneficial, man ln the COM
muu.u.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
THOUGH It Be LEAP
YEAR, HE'S At LARGE
LEM NN'T MUCH AT SPELLING,
But III MOURNS FOR \ FE-
MALE COMPANION.

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
hASONS BANQUET ON
MAUhDAy THURSDAY
TmRTN-SECOND DEGREE MEM
BElI> AND LADIES TO FEAST
ON FOJRTH or April.

Thirty degree Masans OF
Tulsa and other points Will nttlngly
celebrate the Maunday Thursday feast
here April 4.
Last Friday night a meeting Of rho
Scottish Kite Masons vas held in
shrine headquarters and Alva G.. Bar.
rows was made chairman of the ar.
raugemcnt committee. Mr.. Barrowg
is thirty-third degree Mason. j..
Burr Gibbons was nam. AS secre.
tary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
At THE COY.

one % the strongest vaudeville pro-
grams ever seen 10 Tulsa Is the Of
f-r.ng al the Cory Theatsr this week.
Three big acts fl out the bill. and
In addition there are the usual run
q high grade motion pictures. all OF
Fhlch are changed daily. Yesterday
The crowds that visited the Cozy gave
every evidence q being extremely well
pleased with the show. TIE Anker
Sisters have an act that Is satisfying
IN the extreme. Their costume changes
are clever and pretty. The girls them
selves are good looking. and can sing
and dance 10 a nicely. De Almond
and Fuller have a rip-r0aring comedy
farce that is something cut of the
ordinary. Gales Of laughter greet
every spoken lice % this sketch.
Marvel l. a ii-year- lad who IS
a wonder when 1t comes to singing
and DANCING.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
GERMAN IMPERIAL SECRETARY
RESIGNS.
Did Not Like New System of Financ.
ing the Army 30
He Quit.

BERLIN. March l6.-Adolph Wer-
muth. imperial secretary. resigned his
office today. Under Secretary of I'M
pcr.al Treasury Kuchn has been APP
pointed 90 succeed him.
Herr Wermuth resigned because he
was dissatisfied with the system of
finance adopted 10 meet-the increased
expenditure Of the army.
Herr Wcrmlth. who abolished the
old borrowing policy under which
loans 90 cover deficits were a custom
ary feature OF German budgets, in
sisted that no more expenditures
should be- incurred without fun ar
raugemeHts being made for covering
them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19

the Tulsa Daily World which report
shall be signed by the fun committee
Your committee makes this report
approves the same and recommends
that it be adopted
Witness our hands this 18th day Of
March, 1912.
E. A. LILLY,
JNO. f. KERRIGAN,
w. NJ. FLEETWOOD.
A. B. SCHAEFFER.
Commercial Club Rooms Of Tulsa
Okla, March H. 1912, 1880 p m.
At meeting OF the property own
ers Of the property described in the
Lula Jordan and T. J. McManus deed.
In open mass meeting called and
held in pursuance to advertisement
had, In which l.. VI. Lane was chair.
man, and W. NJ. Fleetwood was secre
tary. the above and foregoing report
was made by the committee, hereto
fore appointed. received and approved
unanimously by this meeting.
Attest; ". NJ. FLEETWOOD,
Secretary
ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
riccr Win a Game.

MONROE. La. March i6.-The De-
tr5.t Ameri ans defeated the Louisiana
Industrial Institute Il Eustou In the
first exhibition game - the season,
hsre today IS 20 ,. Third Baseman
Lduden OF the Detroit team was spik-
@d .u the right knee during the game.
but vas not seriously hurt The De-
troit recruits will play the Topeka
team 0t the Western league In shreve-
port tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
TITLE CLEARED.

The much discussed cloudlng of
titles on the property in the south
part Of the city, has been satisfac-
torlly settled and the title made clear
for all time
t. NJ Mauus, who secured a deed
from Mrs. Jordan has decided the
property all back % her and she has
transferred all her rights and interest
20 Mr. +, ID. Navitt, as trustee for the
property owners. in the several addI-
t.Ons which We're affected Any one
wishing quit claim deed may secure
same by calling on Mr. f. .. Cavitt in
the Drew building, the only expense
attached % quit claim will be the
notary public fees. Below Will be
found the resolutions submitted by
the committee appointed by the prop
erty owners TO get an adjustment in
the matter
Report Of Committee
To owners Of property affected by
conveyance Of Lula A. Jordan and her
husband Winfred Jordan to T. ]. Nc
Manus on the 23d day of January,
1912.
Your committee heretofore appoint
ed by you and delegated 10 examine
into, and suggest what mode Of pro.
'rhAlr -uouiu De pursued looking 10
the clearing the titles or suspicion OF
defects In the title held by you be.
cause OF a conveyance made by Luls
\. Jordan and Wlnfred Jordan, hei
husband, 10 Z. J. McManus on the 230
day Of January. 1912. Respectfully
makes the following report and
recommendations We have had O.
number OF conferences and discus.
sions with T. J. McManus. We have
examined the abstracts OF title and
records under which he claims his
right 90 the property affected by his
deed, and We have informed ouselyes
through other sources. and speaking
from the records and other informa-
ton. We find that Lula a. Jordan and
her present husband. conveyed BY gen.
eral warranty deed with all covenants
a one-twenty-ei G-2s) undIvid-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19

r. T. Lauck leaves Tuesday for the
Everglades of Florida. Mr. Lauck' )
studio will be in charge Of W. W.
Brady Of Chicago. Mr. Brady is an
artist Of ability and will continue the
high grade work turned out by the
Lauck studio. (adv)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19

NEW ORLEANS. La. March To-
The Chicago Nationals defeated the
New Orleans team lu the third exh.-
hit.on game here today . t1 /.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
/, fails to cure E. w GROVES sig
uIture IS on each box. 25c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
CurGafm Net S5c Yard

OulI uallA NSu JOG Y @P1l
This line Of net is very extensive,
comprising twenty-five patterns
in floral, art glass and mission
designs, 45 and 4S inches 05m
wide, yard .............. OON
5000 ScFiun Curlaims S1o9S pr.
Ecru and cream scrim curtains,
, 1-2 yds. long, 40 inches wide,
trimmed with lace edge @1 O&
and insertion, yard %AoOO
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-06-27
PROMINENT DEMOCRATS WHO OPPOSED the BRs7ow AMENDMENT


and Senators Who Voted Against The adoption
Bristow Amendment
Hardwick Georgia Dickson, Mssissippi Hardy, Texas
Bartlett Georgia. Flood Virginia Floyd Arkansaw; Gregg,
Texas Harrison, Mss sippi Adamson Georgia; Sisson
Mississippi Roddenbery, Georgia.; Stephens, Mississippi
Tribbe Georgia. Turnbul Virginia Witherspoon Mississippi
Collier Mississ ppi Dupre louisiana Edwards Georgia
Estopno louisiana Faison North Carona GLASS; Virgina
Hay Virginia Holland: Virginia Howard Georgia Jacoway'
Texas Saunders Virginia. Lee Georgia. HUMPHREYS Miss
Moore Texas Hughes, Georgia. Goodwin Akan-
sas Dickson Mississippi Bell Georgia. Backman Alabama
Branty, Georgia. Broussard louisiana Gambler MISSISSIPPI
Dent Alabama; .
Tillman, South Carolina; Bacon, Georgia; bankhead'
Aabama Fletcher Florida; Johnston Alabama Lodge Mas
sachusetts Terrell Georgia Rcha1dson FelaUare Dhng
ham, Verm Brandeegee Conneccut Bonham New Hamp-
shire Crane Massachusetts,; Foster Louisiana G"ger New
Hampshire Hepburn Idaho; Epptt Rhode Island 0a'er'
Pennsylvania Page Vermont Penrose Penny fercy,
Mississippi Delaware Root New York smoot
Utah; Wetmore. Rhode Island; Williams Mississippi
Lormer, Illinois.
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(Signed) W. G. Adamson.
Don't This Scare You?

The Superintendent of Education shows by his 1911
report the following white and coored children attending schools
in the Second Congressional District.
Aiken Couny-White 1921 colored $685. Saluda County.
White 2645 colored 1926 Hampton County.-White 1895;
colored 3540 Edgefeh County 2o53 coored 1882
Beaufort CounyWhite 64S coorcd 400 Barnwell Coun
ty-White 2453 coored 5413. Bamberg Counly-Whe 1901
coiored 1868. Total white 1871 colored 3U674.
The census of 1910 shows the populuton of the dfernt
counties second congressional district be follows
Aiken whites 1897 colored 22S52 Bambergwhtes $780,
coored 1854 Barnweites 961 coored 24648 Beaufort
Hampton--wites J046 colored 1920 and in Saluda
whites 954 coored S9 Total whe 65247 negroes 1349o
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-06-27

= wnlch Is now Oeg successfully operated III france anu
Germany. c.. uoho,eo
7h Cotton Warehouse believe in the State Warehouse
bill or anv other BILL that will successfully operate 10 te
of marketing gradually and not 1orce te
farmers to the market within about sixty gay .
as now is the case. c.ooo T
Sth Public Documents and Seed-lf elected to congress
will use my influence and vote to reduce the mon o @
lat to my mind being thrown away each year, Oy '
errment in printing and sending ont 50 many unnecessary No
mes of public documents. Some OF TINS tund coo "e %
nllv a]ied bv pen n-ionny Confederate veterans am
ro l~n ON tnn r lrv caused hv the annual dlSr
but; ;ol of large qurntv OF roteA and IN" account S
cle refusing plant them account OF ttr past o'''
fac1>r experience. H., l,lo.o1
Nv father and mother having been forced by the Feoer'
government to Dav that uni ''War tax on ro'h FIl" IL
the ''siNtes promise vou IT eectF,t TO n1''' 'e L
;c+ r+nrn ~ ,I,o n.rru,,ns those suffered the
ha; dshiDs eau ,ed by this Hefarlous act
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-06-27
WHAT The BRIsToW AMENDMENT MEANS
Extract From congressional Record:

From.on Recod
Senator Bacon, (Georga) Do understand the senator
from New York say that under this amendment II Congress
,houd decide that the 'GRANDFATHERS CLAUSE was un-
constitutional that in his opinion Congress would have the
power under this those provisions and
make Federal laws control the elections OF senator's IN
WOW as to insure theRIGHT TO VOTE TO ALL PERSONS
THOUGHT BY CONGRESS to be entitled to vote
Mr. Root: WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST DOUBT.
F. Mr. Bacon: Well Mr. President, 1t Is well that we nave
@ ,on this notice Of what the Senator New York does
mean and what this amendment means. .
Mr. Root. put you notice, and l mean 20
mt the whole Country if words are able to 90 SO.
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HARRY D. CALHOUN.
BARNWELL, S. G,
PLATFORM

1st States RghtsI believe in the preservation of States
RIGHTS first and always and will vote to take way
power now conferred upon the and give to the
Federal Government.
End One Cent Letter Postage-I favor cent letter
rate and realize that should be charged excessive roht
nv the Government Athe rats the department. is re-
ceyng on first mail of about "a cents pound
equal to $3.50 per making profit of 66 per cent First
class mail supplies under IA per cent of the total revenue
It has been clearly that cent letter rate Will
amply pay. .-... - >1o+:ono, o4a;.s
toavs one of taxationI declare for tariff for revenue
only adjusted place the burdens equally all
and industries levying ehorbitant tariff on the
articles of common consumption 1t is estimated that lhree
Hundred and thirty million dollars collected annually under
the nresen tariff and where this government recleves
One Dollar from that the Trust Magnate receives five
Dollars ~ -
4h Good Roads-Having been raised in the Country on
the farm can appreciate good roaCs and l. like all gooi
citizens voud Statesmen and blind mules: favor good
and hetpr roads and all the Federal aid that be gotten Tor the
hni]dino and maintenance OF the
9TH Money Trusts.-l aIns' the system to form ana
ernetuae money the hands the lenders to the IN
ury ofhe Money should bca medium OF exchange
and not q commodity to be barterc,} and sold
9Th Farmers Credit Union--l favor Farmers Crecl
Union whereby bonds be issued by society to enaoF
them to Get cheaper money! thereby assisting them to pooc>
and market their products advantageouSly sys
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-06-27
HARRY D. CALHOUN OF BARNWELL
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
NATIVE SON OF THIS DISTRICT MAKES HIS
ANNOUNCEMENT AND STATES PLAT
FORM AND ISSUE ON WHICH HE
WILL MAKE RACE.


Gentlemen: Ambitious to represent you in Congress,
born and reared on Barnwe County, present
candidacy PLATFORM and issue for your consideration ana
port The sacred one in the preservation OF our
rights and satisfied that you will agree with me ana
others that right in this matter apprenend treuoe
from this the future and unless we vlganty
uad our rights they will be swept away The ncum
from this District has tit to vote to adopt
the constitution which not credit TO the
party, the district or himself.
present many letters here the originals of which hold to
show you that nay contention h 1 Ten ..U bat
can reconcile his this on account OF MS
ohfuness having been lead Others in any event he
should not be excused. =. =.
Our constitution was the hour when the love Of
liberty ripe the hearts of men, so let us
eject public office who nave the pu9c 10 hn
for the true of the constitution they REPRESENT then
there will be demand for change fthe fundamental prn
ciples of Our government .
The issue is this Representative Brstow, Yankee, from
the State of Kansas offered amendment to the bill for the
eecon of United States Senatorsby direct oteof the people
which has bes asea the
THE AUTHORITY TO APPOINT SUPERVISORS OF ELEC.
T0NS 10 GERrPY THE REsULTs OF Any ELEC
TION, AND FUTHER AUTHORIZES IF NECESSARY NY NE t
USE OF UNITED STATES TROOPS AT THE POLLS DO,
on page 6706 Congressional Record of May 3t l9z
voting for such and by his vote we take IT, con-
iteets that he approved the b guess exPec Us o
this District and State to ratify it. -: .
In the year 1876 was then small boy never will for
get ordeal that father subjected to- wh1e working
ay and night for the election of the immortal Hampton o
Governor in order to URSELVES OF CARPET BAGGERo
~TAXGATHERERS, AND NEGRO DOMINATION. ANUMBER
az FEDERAL OFFICERS APPEARED ON THE SCENE,
arrested him and carried him before United States
in Charleston where all kinds OF insnuat
to the and the untiring efforts of those gallant
Gov Sheppard Col Croft Colonel Youmans Col Hen
Judge Adrc and others who with their great nnas
defended my father and others without price or aVor ne
have been Sing Sing prison This Gentlemen was FED
ra interference elections and what will likely happen
again if guarded vgilany against DO you remember
it? never forget it.
am running this what conceive to be the great
principle of States rights and and on my
own MERITS and net the demerits of my opponent ,
have always been fair, as saw it, to my fellow man. ana
ask the closest investigation my life and record tuher
obgate the tactics to gain success o w
of the TRUTH the approach Of any to
buv his influence in order to win this high and honorae
office. .o1-,,
BARNWELL S. c.
PLATFORM