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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21

Rev. Stuart mixes things up with
his audience every time a collection
is taken. which, 30 far. has been once
each evening. No threats have been
made to have collections taken oftener
than that thus far, but
Il stated last night, and | am go
ing to state tonight" said the evan
gellst, that the way we planned to
pay for these seats and these lights
and this tent is to give you chance
to pay for them. / think the time
Is coming that people won't 90 to
church without paying than they
would expect to go to a hotel with
out paying. Business OF this kind
costs somebody something, and we
just put the question up to you. Don't
give a nickel. There isn't a sideshpW,
almost. In town that doesn't cost more
than that Let's give a half dollar
or a quarter anyhow. Just notice how
many people don't put anything in.
Look at yourself"
Last nights effort was the greatest
he has been In Tulsa. He warmed
into his text in great fashion, and at
times anybody with racy UelingS
caught the atmosphere Of watching
the PONIES from the paddock, only
this was religious atmosphere and
spiritual race. But his text was one
Of the greatest to be found in the BIZ
BILE Whatsoever a man soweth, that
shall ho also reap" Galatians vii:6,
Tho text admitted OF giving illustra-
tlons from things anybody couBi read
ny understand, the process Of sowing
and reaping and he brought In enough
farm live, logical and persuasive, to
make a fairly good agrlculturist out OF
the most ignorant suburban-the
fellow living the simple life OF sin.
That's a text that ought TO make
anybody mighty careful of their life,
said he. That's a ,eXt that true
whether It were In the BibA or not.
II would be true without the Bible
It's great truth running through
everything and running everywhere
that whatsoever you SOW. that thins
will you reap. So, II you SOW corn
you reap corn; II YOU SOW wheat you
reap wheat; II you plant potatoes you
reap potatoes; II you SOW muscle you
reap muscle.and II you SOW brains you
reap brains. II Is the most simple and
Continued on Pago ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
FIGHTING
IN NICARAGUA
AMERICAN MARINES BATTLE
WITH THE NICARAGUAN
REBELS.
Reports ARE VERY MEACRE
Officers Are Unaware Of the Result OF
The Battle Reported BY
Delayed Message.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.--Severe
fighting between American naval fore
es and Nicaraguan revolutionists is
believed to have occurred In the past
few days near Barrancas, although re-
ports from the scene are so meagre,
officials have nc idea of what has
happened. Rear Admiral Souther-
land is In the field. probably with up
wards of 1000 men and, If plans have
not miscarried, by this time he has
cleared the route of the National rail-
way of opposing rebels and relieved
the famine threatened city Of Gra-
nada.
European attention to affairs in
Nicaragua at this time Is believed to
be one of the possibilities of the situ-
alton The United States, In sending
relief to the beleaguered city, Grana-
da, populated by many foreigners.
has helped to avoid any pgetext for
landing European military or navel
forces on Central American soil. The
British consul general at Managua
and the British vice consul at Mata-
jects murdered by the rebels at
Achuapa. 1t is expected, however, the
British government, before taking ac-
ton upon its own account, Will await
results of the American campaign.
A delayed cablegram from Admiral
Switzerland. dated Managua, II
o'clock. p. M, September II, and re-
porting that American blue jackets
and marines were fired upon as they
attempted to open the railway, reach
ed the navy department today. De-
layed reports yesterday said the Gra-
nada relief party had been fired upon
last Sunday that the officer in COM
mand had halted and sent to Managua
for re-inforcements and that Admiral
Southerland had gone to the rescue
with two companies of marines and
detachment of sailors Whether
there was more firing from the rebels
before the additional American force
arrived is not known. but II is pos
sible the brush referred to in the dis
patch received today was the one that
took place Sunday.
Upon his arrival at Barrancas. Ad-
miral Switzerland sent word to Cen
eral Zeledon, one Of the rebel leaders.
Il at he proposed to open the rail
road to Granada and keep It open. and
that he would give the rebels Just "a
hours to clear the front.
While zeledon hesltated, General
Mena. principal leader In the revolu-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21

BINGHAM, Utah Sept. 20-The
first move toward manning he Utah
Copper company whose $500 employ
ees went on strike FOR higher wages.
men, white and japanese. were cs.
corted by deputy sherffs to the COM
pany's hotel near the mines. The
strikers viewed the non-unlonlsts with
apparent Indifference.
Early In the day there was a moye-
ment Of trains over the tracks on tho
Utah Copper. under guard.
There was no shooting in the Bing-
ham district today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
BANQUET IN m.
VISITING 5 ....
OKi ilhHOM\ NEWSPAPER MEN
WE'RE ENTERTAINED
YESTERDAY.
MANY WITTY speeches
Visitors Had Many Kind Words for
the Hospitality Of
Tulsa.

Newspaper editors OF Oklahoma,
their wives and friends, were enter
tanned last night at the Elks club with
a banquet The Tulsa Press club mem
bers were hosts on behalf OF the Dur
bar association. The banquet began
promptly at 1890 o'clock with over
fifty guests and local newspaper men
present
A delicious nine-course banquet was
served and the evening was interspers-
ed with witty and reminiscent talks
Lee Nichols of Bristow, told of the
early newspaper days In Tulsa and OF
some Of the STORIES" fthat period
j. b. Dickerson, the Original Tulsa
liar" spoke of his early predictions
about Tulsa and their fulfilment. Will
bur W. Neal made short speech
Omar K Benedict gave one Of his
usual clever newspaper talks Pat
Malloy gave the newspaper business a
boost when he spoke of the profession
from the standpoint Of public pro-
secutor, J, Burr Gibbons, president
Of the Press club, offlciated as toast
master, ana Glenn Condor, secretary
of the club, entertained for short
time with a selection Of nonsense.
At II o'clock the entire party ad-
iourned to the Cozy theater where
they spent an enjoyable hour and a
half as guests Of Manager william
Smith. They were shown the first
copy Of the moving pictures of We'd
nesday's floral parade, and the Inn
mense crowds that were on the street.
earlier in the week. They were also
entertained with an Around tho
World" trayelogue by Glenn Condor
illustrated By motioS pictures.
Following this entertainment ulo
newspaper gang inspected The
World office, ana viewed the modern
stereotyping machinery printing
presses, linotype machines. etc.
The visiting editors were loud I'm
their praise Of Tulsa, her citizens and
her newspaper men. They praised the
service given at the Elks club and the
wonderful success of the Durbar.
The following were present at the
banquet: Raymond Richards Clyde
Prldgewater, William Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs Clyde Robinson Of Sapulpa. Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart OF jennings; ]. 4.
Wells and daughter, of Broken Ar
row: j. A. McKeever. Vernon L. Smith.
Omar X. Benedict and wife. Miss Han
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
STILL LMPING, AVIATOR
MARS TAKES THE AIR
Aviator Did Some Splendid Flying u,
the Big Chicago
Meeting.

CHICAGO, Sept. w. C. BUD
Mars, llmplng from a Tt., 'roplanO
accident, was lifted into a Soc, at
the aviation meeting In Grant Nst,
day and enolroled the course. outs.
the scheduled events. Marcel Tournier,
a French aviator in a monoplane, sail
ed over the course al the rate OF al
most two miles a minute.
w. c. Robinson remained apparent
ly stationary for several minutes at a
height OF 1000 feet directly over the
judges stand,
Other events were;
Making the figure five times In
hydropanes, Anthony James won.
Time. 8 minutes, seconds, Beckwith
Havens. second. 7 minutes, S6 sec
onds
Flying ciXteen miles over the lake;
Havens won. l6 minutes, seconds;
Glenn II. Martin second. Is minutes,
10 seconds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
NEARLY 1000 SCHOOL CHILDREN
TOOK PART IN GREAT
PAGEANT.
MERRY MAKING TONIGHT
a Durbar Closes Tonight With Skylarl-
ing and Confetti Battles on
the Streets.

Owing to the adverse weather con-
dtions the Grand Review of all the
Durbar pageants was not staged last
night. The Durbar officials decided
yesterday that It would be impossible
TO give the parade as 1t should be
given under the prevailing weather
conditions, and consequently last
nights entertainment consisted OF
, merrymaking on the streets.
Therefore the Durbar is almost at
close, and, with the exception OF
p tonights carnival Of fun on the down
town streets. Confetti battling ana
all other Mardi Gras stunts" are due
10 occur tonight. The Boy Scouts Will
have confetti on sale on the streets
this evening and there Is every ind!-
cation that u splendid time will Da
enjoyed by everyone.
The Grand Review was called off
permanently, so there will be no pa
rade today or tonight.
That the Durbar has been an un-
qualified success is the opinion or all
those who have had anything to do
with the great celebration.
I'VE are moro than pleased with
the immense crowds that have been
drawn to Tulsa this week, through
the publicity given the Durbar, anu
In spite Of the weather conditions to-
day that prevented us staging to-
nights Grand Review, we feel that
everyone y delighted with the man
ner In which the Durbar association
has fulfilled its every promise to Wis
TORS" said Il T. Tucker. secretary or
the Durbar committee. last night.
The school children's parade at
10 o'clock yesterday morning proved
very successful. over 1000 school
children. marching In perfect order,
waved American flags. as they trav-
ersed the route Of the parade. Tho
North Side school children all wore
Ounce caps. which made decidedly y
unique showing. Banners preceded
each school, and huge American
flag was carried at the head Of each
delegation. The teachers acted as
marshals Of the parade. which was
lead by the Tulsa band and con-
tingent of High School students, at
ings their characteristic yell"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
GURkAN NOT DAUNTEO
MADE \ SENSATIONAL FLIGHT IN
THE FACE on \ STRONG
WIND.
The FAIR CLOSES TODAY
Tho Judging of the Various Exhibits
win Be Completed
Today.

Hundreds Of school children bravod
the clements yesterday aud had "a hi.
larious time at the fair. In spite OF
the intermittent, drlzzling rain, tho
children enjoyed themselves hugely.
taking In all tho attractions, free and
other wise. Nearly a thousand grown
folks also spont the afternoon at tho
fair grounds. Many OF tho town peo-
pie We're In the city and most OF them
visited the fair. Had It not been for
the dlsagreeabo weather, however,
an lmmonse crowd would have un-
doubleday been In attendance
The sensation Of the day was tho
thrilling flight made by Aviator Frank
Champion, In his Moisant monoplane.
at $3.50 o'clock. All the afternoon
stiff wind was blowing, and the air
was biting cold. Few people thought
tho intrepid birdman would daro to
brave those conditions. and a cry pf
astonlshment went up from the crowd
when, shortly after O'Clock An
nouncer Clancy stated that a flight
would be made.
Seating himself In the frail craft
Champion gave the word to let 20 Ha
left the earth within 100 feet from IN.
starting point. straight In the face OF
tho north wind. The planes wSbbled
dangenp usly as he asoended on long
angle. and the aviator had his hands
full keeping the GRAFT balanced. He
went up 1000 feet TO the north.
made sharp turn and tore southward
at terrific rate OF speed estimated
at S6 miles an hour. High up I'm the
air, he shut his engine down and vol
planed ut sharp angle until within
800 feet OF tho earth, when he start
ed the engine and took an upward
shoot. He then came straight into the
center field. sutting his engine again
no allowed tho craft bo float along
gracefully and gradually strike tho
ground. 1t bounced along a few yards
like u wounded bird and the nrested.
within 500 feet from the place where
II left the earth. The small crowd
that had remained to witness the flight
evidenced Its appreciation OF tho avi-
ator's attempt by cheering him to the
echo.
The main exhibit hall was filled
with people during the afternoon, ow-
ing 10 the fact that It afforded a shell
ter from the cool breezes Judging
was nearly completed in all depart
ments yesterday and the complete list
Of awards in all divisions will prob-
ably be announced today.
The races yesterday were all good,
the track being fast. What little rain
fell did not affect the course IN tho
least, and the public had plenty OF
fun with the books in the running
races.
Today Is the final day OF the fair,
and rain pr shine there will be a
splendid program during the after
noon. six high class races are carded.
The various free attractions viii all
be given and all the exhibit halls will
be open. The various shows will be
running full blast.
This Is Old Soldiers day and veter-
ans Of the great conflict" wearers OF
both the Blue and Gray. will be ad-
nlitted to the grounds and grand
stand, free Of charge
There will be many other sights OF
interest and an immense crowd should
greet the efforts Of the fair manage
1912 Tulsa County fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
nciecfiyes Get Rnward

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 20.-Goy-
ernor Mann today gave Detective w.
G. Baldwin warrant on the state
auditor for $4,000 the amount of the
rewards offered for the capture OF
sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards.
wanted in connection with the Carol
county court murders at Hlllsville.
Va. The state now has paid total
of s12.300 in rewards for the capture
Of various members OF the Allen clan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21

ton. came southwark from Granada
form another large force, and rein
forced him.
1t Is not known exactly how many
sailors or marines composed the Ad-
miral's force at that time. but II Is
believed II did not exceed 900 men.
At any rate, In view Of the large
numbers OF rebels at his front, tho
admiral called for re-inforcemertts
from Managua, where It is believed
there still were about 1900 sal ors
and marines available.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
Are Onposcd to "Homc Rule.

LONDON, Sept. 2O.-Sir Edward
Carson, former solicitor general from
ireland, today continued his campaigr
In Ulster county against Home Rule
for ireland. He was the recipient OF
remarkable ovations. Cheering crowds
lined his route from the railway sta
tlon to the Guild hall, at distance of
two miles, while others formed IN
procession and accompanied him to
his destination The streets were
gaily decorated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
AIR CURRENTS TAKE
ONE MORE VICTIM
KANSAS CITY AVIATOR KILLED
IN A FALL OF THIRTY
FEET

SHENANDOAH, Iowa. Sept. 2O.-
Aviator Russell Blair Of Kansas City,
while making an exhibition flight here
today. was killed in a fall from a
heighth Of 80 feet.
Blair had Just made a successful
flight and had landed some distance
frcm the crowd When he attempted
to rise from the ground again his ma
chine struck an air current and turned
over. Blair was pinned underneath
the wreckage, his head crushed, under
his engine
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
Both Sidcs suffered.

DOUGLAS, Arlz.. sept 2O-The Of
fetal report Of the battles between tho
rebels and federals q miles south Of
here yesterday and today gave the
rebel loss as 20 killed and S5 wound
ed. The federals loss was 10 killed
and is wounded. Both sides sustaln-
ed the heaviest loss during the Hght-
ing last evening. The rebels under
Salazer are reported to have with
drawn TO the west after today's bat
tie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21

son, Leo Nichols and wife Of Briaiow,
Mr.. Rutherford and wife. Captain j.,
II. King. Lon Corey OF Enid, W. W,
Neal and wife. ], u, Dlckenson and
daughter. Glenn Condor, Olive Adalr
Pat Malloy. ], Burr gibbons and wife
Eugent Lorton and wife, and others,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21

With a gain Of over $500 900
over the same week last year, the
Tulsa bank clearlngs for the week
ending September 10 gave cause
for extreme qualification among
local business men. The total
clearlngs for the week amounted
to S791.574, as compared with a
total OF $685. ,0G4 for the corres-
pondlng week In 1911.
The gain is 55.s per cent. which
again places Tulsa as the city
With the biggest percentage 3f
increase for the week, In this
line. In the United States.
These figures cannot lie. They
tell simple but effective story
Of Tulsa's growth and progr ass
and mean much to Tulsa's great
ness as coming city and a
flnancia! center.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
General Campo Is Fleeing.

NOuALEs. Ariz,, sept. 2O.-lt IL
officially reported from liormoslllo
that Colonel Giron, commanding
federal column. defeated Emilio
Campo near Altar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
THE WG@QAleP

wAsHINGToN, Sept eO-Tore-
cast Fair Saturday. cooler In tho
extreme west portion. Sunday fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-21
IElG WGaallSF

TULSA, Sept 20.-Tho tenn
popture; MaNmum n, Mnl-
mum bs, north winds, cloudy,
rainfall .0i OF an inch.
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