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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-25
Simple Ceremonies.

WASliINGTON, Jan. 24-Arrange-
ments for the reception tomorrow Of
the Duke Of Connaught were complet-
ed tonight The uncle Of one king and
brother of another win be received as
simply as possible, consistent with etl-
quette. The duchess and Princess
Patricia will not visit Washington at
all according to official advices to-
night and he duke will go through
the program arranged for his recep-
ton unsupported, except for the Brit
ish ambassador, James NJ Bryce, the
staff of the British embassy and his
personal aide, Col. Lawther
His stay viii be brief. During mos,
of his six or seven hours In Washing
ton he will be on home territory with
in the acre or two covered by tho
British embassy.
Arrives at 1880.
According to the official announce-
ment given out at the White House,
the duke will arrive in Washington
at 4:SO tomorrow afternoon.
Major A. w. Butt, the presidents
aide, will be at the station. and the
embassy, with the aide will form the
dukes escort to the embassy. White
House automobiles will convey the
duke from the station to the embas-
sy.
At o'clock the duke is expected TO
reach the White House. He will be
taken from the embassy in a White
House automobile and escorted around
the city. The cabinet will form an
escort Of honor TO the mansion.
Just in front of the portico the
Fifteenth cavalry band will be sta
toned and as the royal visitor enters
1t will play "God Save the King"
Received Like Ambassadors.
The duke will be received by Presi-
dent Taft in much the same way AZ
new ambassadors are received. As he
enters the executive mansion he will
be met by the military and na/s
aides of the president and escorted 10
the green room and then taken to
the blue room, with the British am
bassador and Third Assistant Secre-
tary of War Chandler Hale. He viii
he presented formally to President
Taft by the British ambassador. After
the duke is introduced, his staff will
be presented.
Taft To Return Call.
Following this Mrs. Taft will serve
tea for the duke and the ambassa-
dor in the red room. Members of ths
cabinet and their wives have been in
Nted to be present The duke will
leave the White House after this in
formal procession. The squadron Of
cavalry will escort him back to the
British embassy and shortly after he
has stepped on British territory again.
the president accompanied by Major
Butt will return his call"
So far as the government is con-
cerncd this will conclude the dukes
visit to Washington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-25
Opcn War on Corruptors.

The meeting virtually declared
open war on the other democratic
clubs of the city and its action last
night in deciding to place a ticket
in the field for the nomination can
be taken as no other than sign that
the attempts of the Tate e-Buck-Henry
and other clDbs to affect a reconcil-
lation of divorced members of the
party, would be met with nothing
but defiance.
The war seems on, and the coming
city campaign will witness one Of the
most complex campaigns ever waged.
II will be democrat against demo-
crat and republican against democrat,
If the expressions heard at last
mig ht'smeeting are any rule to be
guided by.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-25
even BUZZARDS turn away
\ PROTEST BY DEMOCRACY
AGAINST MACHINE RULE or
DEMOCRATS Is MADE.
SELECT CANDIDATES TONIGHT
The Old Gang of Tulsa l. Hard Hit,
and Insurgents Believe II Is
on lis Last Legs.

"The democratic city and county
administrations in Tulsa county are
so rotten that the black buzzards OF
city are forced to turn up their noses
and pass it by"
This Vtrolic statement hurled at
hundred of the leading democrats of
Tulsa last night by Judge Frank Y.
Curry, a party leader, was the key
note of the first regular mass meet
ing Of the incorporated "insurgent"
organization OF Tulsa democrats.
known as Tulsa County Democracy.
Speeches nearly as warm as that
made by Judge Curry We're delivered
during the evening. Charges that the
present city administration and the
democratic machine which has
heretofore controlled in politics in
Tulsa were simply whiphands Of
certain notorious wholesale liquor
dealer, We're made, and it was decid-
ed to pick lily white city ticket and
place it in the field against what was
termed "the machine ticket"
Wrlghtsman Wraps Wardhcclcrs
"lf we do not get men who have
only the interests Of the city at heart
and who are not petty politicians
and ward heelers, to run for the nom
nations on the democratic ticket"
declared c. j. Wrightsman, one of
the leading spirits in the club, there
is a chance that the other gang will
ruin democracy here forever by adj
vancing a ticket that is fully as bad
as those of past campaigns
Talks of similar nature. but
somewhat more subdued. We're made
by P. Kates. DR.. Temple, b. f. Pet
tus and others. Kates urged the
elimination Of politics in the city
elections and spoke in favor Of cit
liens ticket, but said that if there
was going to be politics in it, he de-
sired to have his own brand
The meeting was presided over by
c. A. Sanderson. president Of the
club. It was decided to hold a meet
ing again tonight at the same PLACE,
the old Commercial club rooms, for
the purpose of selecting candidates
for mayor and commissioners, and
placing them in the field as the re
form" candidates.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-25
EFFICIENT sERyICE-Tho total

fire loss sustained by Tulsa during tho
past six years was but sl39,75l, or
less than one-third the ayerate rate
over the United States,-E. T, Tucker.
manager Information Bureau.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-25
No Relief in Sight.

Tulsa county democracy has de-
clared the fight to be in earnest, and
no quarter will be given the machine
democrats who have ruled SO long in
Tulsa.
The statements made in open
meeting by tried and true democrats
that their own party administrator
were so corrupt as TO be almost un-
mentionable, is almost without pre-
cedent in political annals.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-25

F ''fN >''hf'' 'NNf''N' 49,
that eighteen oil producers and their
families, within six weeks, for social
and business reasons, have moved
from noghboring towns TO Tulsa.-E.
Il, Tucker, manager Information Bu-
reau.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

and history will record and ombalm
the exploit Ia III impcrlshablo pages.
Long after you have been gathered
To your fathers In the Elysium Of
constructive genius, untold genera
lions viii enjoy the benefits OF the
Ocean To ocean Highway In com
In"rce In recreation. in travel and
along all the lines of busy life. Thus
It VIII realize the highest purpose Of
all public work--to promote the wei
larc and happiness OF the people.
more strength to your hands. gen
tlcmcn! More courage TO your
hearts! More support from the pc0-
pies among whom YOU go In the pro-
motion of the cause.
Again | bid you thrice welcome To
the ancient capital Of the Sunshine
State OF New Mexico"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
tIrc

tuTc.
THE Scenic Highway win attract
the attention and visits uf the tourist
world and will OF itself be- notable
monument Ia the progressive spirit
OF tn" people Of New Mexico. In this
great movement. There has been cx-
pended ON the road from Santa 10
To Albuquerque by the good roads
commission about $4,000. From Al
huqucrquc to the south. WORK In pro-
crossing quite rapidly between So
zorro ana San Marclal, Approprla-
ton has been made for the ConSiruc-
ton uf this road from Elephant
Butte dam as far south Az RincOn.
I'm the Mesllln valley from Lus cru
Ices I" Anthony, at the Texas state
line the road has been graded In the
valley. and some portions ~ II gray
cled and the county of bona Ana has
pissed the bond issue at 3iOO,0 600 to
make this stretch OF forty miles a
modern highway of asphalt -mucad-
am This road then from Anthony
~ M Pnso In completed, for twenty
miles, In an asphalt ma cadam to tho
city pr l.i PaHO, Texas, This road ID
practically along the Santa Pc trail.
known as the Canine Heal, and
nearly an available for travel, and
under the state highway commission
II Ia to he made the great state thor
oughiarc.
I'm addition To the work now pro-
ceCdlng ON the Canine teai al dit
fcrent places on It's t65 mllae nf
length, construction has been com
pleted or IL now going on Rt>many
places on main stem highways cal
Gulatcd to connect up important
parts ~ the state and promote com
mcTcc and thus secure the welfare
ana happiness or our people.
County bond issues. agsregatlna
81. ,OCO have already been voted
IN several counties. and the EpiFil
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
MOTOR CARS WILL
Be PARKED At
THE ELES
Chief of Police McMillin An.
nOunces New Traffic Rule,
Which Becomes Effective at
Once.

Albuquerque today took one more
step IN the big city" direction when
Chief 81 Police Thomas McMlllin an
nOunccd that hereafter automobiles
must be parked In an orderly manner
near the Elks' thcatcr. preferably on
Gold avenue, opposite the main en-
trance tu M" playhouse. Tho prac-
ticr Df placing machines near the side
walk, directly ~ front 0f the Gold
Avenue entrance. causing n blockade,
VIII no longer hc tolerated Drivers
Di muchiuoY may stop their cars d.
rorily In front ~ and adjacent TO tho
main entrance 80 the thratcr, permit
the passengers 60 aUgut and then
proceed &C. m" pI1'" pf parking. A
SPECIAL officer VIII pr detailed by
Cntrf McMilln 60 direct tho parking
Ul cars The u'W rule brroncs ef-
''rtiyc at once and Win be- tried to-
night Tor Ia. rrst time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

works Of highway construction. let
uS pause long enough In passing to
pay "A reverent tribute tn the memory
of the conauistadorcs. who were plo-
nccrs In this cause here In New Mex
leo long before II entered into the
mind OF man to erect In this western
world great republic as the land
Of the free ana the home Of the
brave.
I'm Wow of tho unoQuallcd profu-
sion of historic incident that clusters
so richly around this ancient capital,
II seems foTegone conclusion that
here en- this spot that marks the
western end OF the famous trail. here
mt this ancient scat of civilization
and reclamation OF the great south
west. shall be erected station for
rest. recreation and historic study
along the great Ocean to Ocean
Highway.
And now, IN conclusion, word
~ cheer to YOU as promoters of this
great cause.
"MOra than 500 years before the
beginning Of the Christian era there
was begun the great Applan way.
the standard of greatness In high
way through all subsequent history.
The great Appian way was $50 miles
In length when completed. from
Rome to Brundislum. In name
II bears tribute through all modern
history 10 rs great originator and
first promoter, AppiuS Claudius Gaze
Gus. Those Of us who are classical
tudents read OF II In the poems OF
Horace and tho histories OF Livy.
our school children from age 10 age
read OF II In their histories in varied
tongues. II has been a subject Of In
cxhnustiblo riches In song and story
and historic research anh urchaeIoE-
teal excavation during all these
years.
at lives today aH "A towering mon
l umont in the pages OF imperishaBlC
history 90 the constructive and pro.
srcssive genius OF Appius.
This IL an age OF Infinitely greater
thlngB than that OF Appius in the
palmy days OF the Roman empire
lie and his successors builded asa
fnIlea In zs2 years. You nroposs "a
build $500 miles IN three years---in
time for use ~ reaching the Pacific
ocast exposition IN 1915 20 filtInNly
| celebrat6 tho complction OF that
greatest of an aehisvonehts In the
construction % the highways OF com.
meFee--the Panama Canal.
~ fitting companion piece 10 that
will your achIeyemNnt bet
'.Tft pehlfiesnt greatness OF Won,
WORK wlI' liye ON the tongues Of men
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

shown 10y our people In voting the
large state bond issue for this cause
at the late election clearly forecasts
Ernd issues In every county In the
state.
contagious Is the spirit Of ma
terial development In II progressive
people like ours. Already there has
been provided by the state and the
various counties, aside from bond H.
sues. AN annual revenue OF about
| 1885, 900 for this cause,
Thus our new state is proud of
the spirit Of liberality and good cheer
that anImates our people In bearing
their full share of the burden Ut this
great work.
Gives Keys ~ city,
Gentlemen of the ocean to ocean
Highway association, you are Ia the
house Of your friends. We give you
the glad hand, Go In and out among
us assured 81 our utmost cordially
and good viii as well as OF our ma
tcrial and moral support.
"Now few words along other
lines.
There were the days of the Path
1
sippi region was explored and
brought into communication with the
organized territory of the Union.
There were the days Of the his
toric old Santa Pc trail. that greal
primitive highway OF commerce he
tween the Spanish civilization OF the
southwest and the Anglo-saxOn civil
lEntlun OF the east,
There were the days at the ole
turnpike OF tho Atlantic states anS
ohio country.
There were the days OF the I.Ouli
and Clark expedition of exploration
through the Louisiana PURCHASE ans
up 10 the mouth of the Columbia
river. laying the foundation OF Out
claim 10 the oregon country.
"'rhere were tho days OF TN
George RoEsrs-Clark expedition int
the Ohio aud Illinois country.
HI "But back OF all these primitive
trail blaAers aud road bullders werI
the ConqulstRdoreH, who, more thar
Il 900 years ago biased the trail AM
II builded the o. "a over which the ear
II avaug OF pioneers GANG up the Ri'
y 0rnhde and planted tGe banners o
civilization and the emblem o. Chris
u fianity here In this very capital o
ths fcrty-seventh state y our Ersa
republic.
elm these days Of our marvelou
II development, wealth and conatruc
\ i've genius; IN theirs days when, an
4 der your leAderahip. we arr jolnlni
4 hands and Klrding ioIns for. IN
achievement Of the greatest OF 81
II
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
SN0CElHG STORY
or 1EPRkU1Y !
REVEALED BY
KMAA6AL
Utter Disregard for Life or
Property Displayed by
Hembers Of IrOHworkers'
Union Wrecking Crew.
EXPLOSIVES HIDDEN
IN STATION AND HOTELS
lBy Leased Wire to r,snIsE HsrsISl

my Leased Wire to EVehinE Herald
indianapolis. Nov. i2--Ortie e.
McManigal told at the dynamite con-
spiracy" trial today how, with twelve
quarts Of ,nitrOglyccTin he arrived at
Kansas city, Mo, 10 blow 100 % bridge
across the Missouri river in August.
1910. He testified h. had gone as
q paid accOmpllce Of John J. Nc
Ssmarn. who at indianapolis had in
strtr Il him - cause thrc" "NplO-
siOnH on the brlds' being butt by
nOn-uniOn wOrkmcn.
The explosion took place ahou, $50
y. m. August %.
At Kansas city, McMnutgal gaid.
he left his nitrORlycrrin successfully
at the railway station. boarding
house and AT hotel.
! had one quart and one two
quart can" said Mechanical.
ITO divide II into three bombs J
went to u paint shop and got thre"
four-quart yarnish cans. distributing
the explosive IN the now cans. with
alarm clock attachments took the
STUFF out and buried II in swamp
near the bridge. While working In
the swamp I thought saw someone
coming ~ ! huTrl 'dly hid tho bombs
In the weeds. ON returning I could
find only two az them.
II Ect the bombs 10 explode that
night and went back ~ town. The
explosion failed to com" of, the bat
t"rics being too weak, ana ( replaced
them the next day
From Kansas Clty I wont H.
Peoria, H., where I was To- de- . job.
got IN touch with Edward Smythc,
the lronWOrk"fR' business agent.
Smylhc took me through ~ corn flcld
and pointed oui the plant ~ tho Lucas
l'ridgo aud Iron company, snying,
That's IA, job To- he blown up "
McManlgnl raid ne caused thr
Peoria explosion september II. II
damaged several adjacent buildings.
AFTER nm hours session court adj
I"urncd until this Afternoon ON ar.
ing, n juror a Juror stated Spnuld.
Ing, u Juror \ juror stated Sapuld-
ing wax suffering from slight attack
Of vertigo IN consequence ~ helms
kept constantly In court and would
recover by this afternoon.
Juror Spuuldlng's Illness rumprllct
an adjournment until tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
CRUISERS
START FOH CONSTANTINOII.

Philadelphia, Nov. 1.-THE ar.
m0rcd cruisers Tennessee and Mon
iana sailed today for ConstantinOplc
e. safeguard American interests In
War-stri,ken Turkey.
Zost 10 the trip and inspiration 20
The siokcrs was given, Il was learned
To-Day when the crew Uf the Montana
h,t tho blucjnckcts of the Tennessee
! 900 that the Montana would ar.
rive 90 Gibralter twelve hours ahead
ui ihc flagship. When Admiral Austin
" Kuight was told uf the wager, h.
said. with a smile.
"Int them bet iiE the ouly fun
th"y Hill have between her" aud Gib.
taitar.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
Dlograph Drama. --PastIme.
CALIFORNIAN HEAD
CcOntinuod from rage one,

good roads, The proposition receives
universal eonsent. You gentlemen
are engaged In promoting the largest
feature of that movement. the back
bone OF Il, fiGuTatiVely speaking.
from which viii undoubtedly branch
off countless ribs IN the future all
along IN the states through which
youF great highway viii pass.
AS constructors Of this backbone
you are easily the chief promoters
OF this great movement and you are
thrice welcomed Ia the capital az our
new state. Having been born Into
the union ~ "A state In this progress
sive age, Il IL our fixed purpose 10
keep step In the march according I"
sur ability 40 to do. That you may
have correct estimate. and we trust
a proper appreciation OF our public
spirit In this behalf. YOU attention Is
called "a the fact that ut our recent
, election our people approved state
highway bond Issue for good roads
, amounting TO about twO-thlrds Of the
total debt permiHrlbls under our state
constitution. Thus In the hcginnlnR
, % statehood we have gone the rea-
aonahle limit and are fuzzy abreast Of
i the RtOplth OF any 81 our bluff una
Wenlthler sisters. II must he rcmem-
bered that our population Is com
baratlvely small, our resources large.
~ undeVelnpcd and our assessable
wealth comparatively very limited.
iand yet our people point with COM
mendablc pride Ia the fact that there
has been expended IN this movement
ny the various counties and by the
state during the last three years an
4, aggregate 81 $4,000,
CamIaO Real
The Canine Real beginning nj
the state line near Ration and pass.
ing down "a ri Pnso has been ad'
vanced TOWARD coTnpietlon by tho OK.
penditure OF sga.0bo, The noted
scenic highway from Las Vegas Ia
santa re, lraversing tho beautiful
Peo0s national park and some OF the
most piclureaque mountain scenery
!, IN the entire Rock Mountain range,
has been constructed into the noun.
Il thina fEnn each Of these cities n
large, eEpenat. and the completion ol
The sep \ projected In the near "a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
DISCUSSED DEMAND or
SEilViA FOR ADRIATIC PORT

London. Nov. - Dr. Danon the
Bulgarian NatcEmun, ~ an Interview
before his departure from BudH- Pest
for StHrn Ing"ra, said u was the de-
mlnd Ui ScrviH Tor - port uu the
AdtiHtic HcH which had brought him
10 Buda- prHt. II was he Htid, the
nrm rosuly" "f bulgaria 80 get rid
of IN an Hmirablc manner. any con.
lli'iing questions between Austria
Hungary and Seryia. tie declared, In
concluding. that IN" Bulgarian army
would enter ConHtantin0pio,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
Snccd srrk- 10 DcIny TrInI.

Fort Worth Texas, Nov. u. NJ
turnuys for John beat Snccd made
application today for continuance at
his second trinl on the charge ~
killing captain Al q. BoyCc. The
continuance was asked on the ground
that several defense witnesses were
absent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
b6tr5ep8[

The highest point Of woman's hap
piueHs 10 reached only through moth.
erhood, Ia the clasping OF her child
within her arms. Yet the rlother-to-
be IL often fearful Of natures ordeal
and Shrinks from the suffering incl.
dent to its contamination. But for
nature's Ills and discOmforts nature
provides remedies, ana IN Mother's
Friend 10 TO b found 4 medicine Oe
sreAt value 70 every expectAnt mother.
is an emulsion for external
application, composed OF ingredients
which act with beneficial ana Sooth-
inG eject on those portions Of the
system involved. II is intended to
prepare the system for the crIsls. ana
thus relieve. IN areat part, the suRer-
lng through which the mother usually
paasoa. The regular use Nof MOthor'n
Friend win repay any mother In The
comfort q Affords before, and Chs hulp-
lui restoration 20 hsalth and strengths
y brings about altar baby comes.
Mothers Friend
Y for sale at m go. 4
erug stores Mf ~ N
Write for our IEiFN1
tree book for
expeotAnt moth.
era vhlch contains mush vaInahls
Information. end many augntutIans q
. helpful nature, ,i,,-
mAusInD REcUtaEeaca Aus. q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

cape into the city Of scutAH. They
Nore, however, driven back into Tar
akosch by the Montenogrin troops.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

army latc 'chicr of STAFF CrcilrcdJ.
president NJ the Southw"st museum.
accepts the endowment ana initiate
the breaking Of ground.
clara 81. liurdrttc, vice president Of
tn" southwest Museum, Woman ana
the Museum"
Joseph scott, Vice president 81 the
southwest Museum. "'rhr Romance
That Is ours To- Save"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
BULGARIAN vR-ToRYf
HUMORED IN sOFTA

London. Nov. I2.--RumorB are cur
rent today IN soaa that the Bulgarian
army has captured the line OF forts at
TchBtalja IN front Of C,onstantInople.
according to "A news agency despatch.
\ bulgarian column In said to have
reached Byuk Chektnedye on the sea
Of MaTmoTa TO the south Of Tchatal ia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
BI'LGAIlIAN ENNOY
OUTS HJN CNTITNL

Iuda Pest. Hungary. nov y In
banrff. IN" president ~ the BuIgrr.
Van chamber Of deputies. has tnk'n
l,Iyc of Count Won Iorchthold, tho
Ausiro- hungarian foreign minister.
with whom he had conferred several
times llu travels tonight to Suru
IagoTa.