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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16
roprescntlng Nh maj IL worst and W.

representing all that ls worst and cor
rupt IN politics and business.
The people viii win, We have won
IN eNcry state whore the people could
express themselves, three to one, and
sometimes eight 90 one. 1hoy are
stronger now than thcy werc then "
illinois was with YOU" Iioutcd
some one from the street.
Yes" continued Mr. Roosevelt.
eve have Illinois 90 votes too Many
moro are with W. who werp not with
ms AT the time of tho primaries and
these men viii not tolerate this hrllrn
theft Their refusal 90 sanction roh-
berry Is well founded
This Is naked fight between cor-
rupt politicians and thieves ANA the
plain people and the thieves win NOT
vim
Turning from tho window, followed
hy the cheers NJ tho crowd. 4 'nol
Roosevelt sent for his secret Z
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16
ARMED MEN Control
THE STRIKE SITUATION
GARND JURY WILL INVESTIGATE
KILLING OF THREE RIOT
ERS FRIDAY NIGHT.

PERTH AMBOY, N. j., June ID
Armed guards and the city police
controlled the strike situation when
dark settled this evening. This eve
ming the streets were practically
cleared.
Sheriff Bolschweiller has ordered
that the strikers shall not hold the
parade planned for tomorrow.
The killing of three rioters last
night. accorded to Coroner Flynn will
be Investigated by the grand jury
Business men have appealed to GOV.
ernor Wilson for the appointment of
a state commission to inquire into
the labor situation In Perth Amboy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16
MITCHELL NAMES DELEGATES
TO REPRESENT THIS CITY.
These Men VIII BE Tulsa's Rcprcscn-
tativcs at CiIizcns' Protective
League.

John o. Mitchell. chairman Of tho
temporary Tulsa County Taxpayer
organization, last night gave out the
list Of delegates that he had appointed
to represent Oklahoma at the state
wide meeting of the oklahoma Citi-
zens Protective league. to be held at
Oklahoma City June 10 and 20.
The following wei known Tulsans
have been named on the committee:
f. NJ. Wooden, James Sloan. A. A.
Bumgarner, J. NJ. Hall. c. A. Sander
son. J. T.. Piersol. c. b: Lynch, ID, i.
Connolly, Guy Meacham, L. j. Martin,
John o. Mitchell, w. w. Neal Or.
Magazines J. Z. Harter, Dan Hunt,
Il. d. Mitchell and II. T. Daniel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16
Rebels IRE DEFEATED
AFTER A LONG FIGHT
PUT UP A STIFF FIGHT But WERE
FINALLY ROUTED BY
FEDERALS.

CATALINA. Durango June 10
After an all day fight a federal force
commanded by Lieut.. Colonel River
oil, defeated 600 rebels under Esca'
jedo and Murrillo, revolutionary
chiefs yesterday at Hacienda Cata-
lima, SO miles northeast of Durango
The rebels put up stiff fight, re-
turning several times from the noun
tains into which they We're driven
each time with reinforcements. They
were finally routed. The federals
captured a number Of horses and
mules. No report of casualties is
available,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16
FEDERNilS <DIvINIR CH> ING
BLOW TO HAPATISJ !:
Rebel Loss Placed at On ; hundred
Dead and Many Pers, = We're
Hanged.
MENIcn cITY. Innn !.

MENlCO CITY, Juno ) Travellers
from the south TODAY = ported that
General Juyeniro Rob mas recently
delivered crushing " 10 folluW-
ers of Zapata In tho atty Of lult2-
llac, and Tres Maria ? Morelos. Tho
rebel loss IL placed :. more than one
hundred dead and wounded. Many
sa.d to have been hanged, The rail-
road line is reported To have been
cleared of rebels from the capitol as
far as Haquet, below Parneyaca.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16
Harvard Trims Yale.

NEW LONDON, Conn, June To-
The Harvard second FOUR oar crew
won its race with Yale second four
over a mile course on the Thames river
this afternoon, crossing the finish line
four lengths in the lead, thereby giv'
ing the men from Cambridge the first
preliminary event of the annual re-
getta.
The race was rowed up stream. Har-
Yards time was 5.22 and Yale's 5:36.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16
teddy DECLINES TO Be
Temporary CHAIRMAN
HAS BEEN TALKED or IN THE
PAST FEW DAYS IN THIS
CONNECTION.

CHICAGO, June l5..-Mr, Roosevelt
tonight definitely declined the sugges-
ton that he stand as candidate for
the position of temporary chairman
Of the convention. This proposal has
heen discussed more or less during
the past few days, II was made TO
Mr.. Roosevelt tonight by Alexander
Moore, of Pittsburg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16
MAY MOVE APACHES
70 THEIR Old HOME
SENATE PASSES BILL TO REMOVE
THE LAST I. =. PRISONERS
OF WAR.

WASHlNGTON June 15.--T'he sen.
ate today passed q bill authorizing
the transfer Of an Apache Indians
prisoners Of war now held IN the
Fort Sill Reservation in oklahoma
to their old home on the Mescalro
Apache Reservation in New Mexico.
only those who desire to return to
New Mexico viii be sent there. The
house has as yet to act on the bill
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16
COMMUNICATION CUT OFF
ONLY MEAGRE DETAILS FROM
STRICKEN DISTRICT COULD
BE OBTAINED.
STORM missed A TRAIN


A telegram received by the Ma
land Valley railroad from BIZ
heart al 2 o'clock this morning
sad that only three houses were
left standing in Nclogony ana
that ~ including the depot were
swept away by the storm OPP
orator &. Homes ana Agent
Craig were seriously injured ana
preacher was probably fatally
injured. Six or seven others were
injured. Five cars were blown
from the Katy tracks two mics
north Of Nelogony
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16
Gcltlnc some Patriotism.

WASHINGTON, June l5.-The sem
ate today adopted resolutions Of Sem
ator Hepburn, Of Idaho, directing the
secretaries of the navy and war de-
partments to inform the senate whe-
ther or not any flag is ever raised
above the stars and stripes on any
vessel fort. encampment or building
coming under their respective depart
mepU.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16
ASSUMED PERSONAL CHARGE OF
HIS FIGHT FOR THE
NOMINATION.
He MADE A SHORT TALK
PROUD or OKLAHOMA"

CHICAGO, lllo June 15,-T
am more indebted to Oklahoma
than to any other state In the
union, They have put up a re-
markable fight down there and |
am proud Of thcm," declared
Colonel Roosevelt tonight to Geo.
G., Priestloy and VIM. G. Coch-
rano. Governors Stubbs and Had
ley were present. Pat j. Dore, OF
Wostyillc, is member OF the
body guard over Roosevelt, ap-
pointed hy Senator Dixon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16

Another cyclone swept through the
Usage nation shortly after O'CLOCK
last night, leaving in its trail at least
"A dozen injured, possibly some dead
one demolished village and probably
many farm homes destroyed. Accord
ing to best reports obtainable, Ne
logany, a little hamlet six miles south
of Pawhuska at the junction Of the
Katy and Midland Valley railroads,
was the heaviest sufferer. All wires
were down into Nelogany last night
aud no direct Information could be
obtained.
Pawhuska, which was early report
ed swept away, sent "A special tram
to Nelogany to bring in the injured
AT Q o'clock the train returned TO
PawhuslSa bringing "A dozen injured,
one Of whom may die. All direct
wires to Pawhuska were down, but
communication was finally establish
ed in a roundabout way late last night.
Craig Was Injured.
Among the injured was w A. Craig,
Midland Valley agent at Nelogany, ana
the Katy operator, whose Veg was
broken.
The cyclone was accompanied by n
terrific rain. The twister that came
suddenly out of the Usage hills swept
northeast and was reported just east
of Ocheeta, where Santa fe train
bound for Tulsa was halted by the en-
gineer to allow the storm to pass.
Passengers on this train told dra-
matte story. They saw the twister
sweeping across the country at ter
rifle speed. The train was stopped
and the storm, which covered only a
small area, swept by, SO yards in front
of the train. A farmhouse seen a
short distance from the track before
the storm struck was completely de-
molished before the eyes of the awe
stricken spectators.
Owasso Escaped.
These same spectators We're TO sec
another of natures freaks before they
reached Tulsa. When the train was
pulling into Owasso, suddenly another
funnel shaped cloud dropped off to the
earth and seemed to engulf the entire
town. 1t swept off to the northeast on
its destructive way but did not dam
age the town.
A Katy freight train standing on
the track at Nelogany was swept from
the track. All wires, both telephone
and telegraph, north of Tulsa were out
of commission last night.
The same storm that swept through
the Usage nation struck Tulsa with
lesser velocity early in the evening. A
terrific wind swept dust clouds
through the streets and did minor
damage. A laundry wagon standing
in front of the Hotel Tulsa was rolled
over and over by the force of the
wind. Many windows were smashed
and dozens Of trees were broken and
uprooted a heavy rain fell.
1t is feared that further news Of
storm damage will be received from
isolated districts
A special train left Oklahoma City
over the Katy for the scene of tho
storm, but it is not believed it will be
needed.
1t was reported that one man was
killed at Owasso but this could not
be verified.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16
Rachel Brady sued for sf,fi5.

Alleging that material used In
building the new Brady hotel has
never been paid foT the United States
Gypsum company yesterday filed suit
in the superior court against Rachel
C, Brady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16
Killed hY lightning.

ALTON, okla, June 15.-(SpeciaD
William Reneau, a farmer living SIX
miles south Of Alton, was instantly
killed by lightning when a storm swept
over this section of the state ut
n'alncS last night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16

TULSA, June l5.-Thr tempern-
ure MaAimum 90, minimum ~.
south Winds; partly cloudy rain
lall 80 of an inch,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-16
No fractional Scrap.

This is no factlonal scrap. This is
n contest between the people them
selves and the perpetual politicians
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-09-27

ed expression was the fact that
while he might really have been name
less. the angel had told him that she
loved him. lie could dnd no word
with which to begin TO voice the rap
ture OF his heart over that. But II
abe regretted IL, n II had been n thing
done ont OF her pity for his condition
or her feeling OF responsibility. IL IL
killed him after all. there was only
one thing left 10 do
Angel whispered FreckIes with
his lips against her nnir, you haven't
learned your history book very well.
or you've forgotten
Forgotten wharf sobbed the an.
gel
Forgotten about the real Knight.
lsdybird.e oreatned treckles softly
Don't you know that II anything
happened that made his lady sorry a
real knight just simply couldn't be re- /
membering itf Angel. darling little
swamp Angel. you be listening 10 me
There was one night on the trail. one
solemn. grsnd. white night that there
wasn't ever any other ike before or
since, when the dear boss put his arm
about noe and told me that he loved
me. bot II you care. angel. II you don.
want Il that way. why. I amt remem-
bcring that anybody else ever did-uot
n me whole life"
The angel lirted her nesd and looked
nto the depths OF Freckles honest
ray eyes. and they mst hers unwaver- ,
ngiy. but the pain In them was pitiful
DO you mean" she demanded, that
ou don't remember that brazen. I
onward girl told you. when you hadn't I
sked her. that she"-the angel caokeo I
a Il second. but she gave gulp and c
ronght Il oct hravely that size loved q
ou"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-09-27

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-09-27

emeralds and pearls. There was iert
little red heap. and Freckles' fingers
touched 1t with a new tenderness.
I'm thinking here's me Angels
stone" he exulted. 1.-THE Limberiost.
and me with it, grew in mine. 5ut
it's going 10 bloom. and her with IT,,
In this. There's the red OF the WIG
| peoples. the cardinal flowers and tue
| little bunch OF crushed foxfire that we
found where she put II TO save me
There's the light or the camp lire
and the sun setting over Sleepy
Snake creek There's the red OF the
blood we were willing to give FOR
each other It's like her lips and like
the drops that dried on her beautf-
full arm that first day. and I'm think
ing Ii must be like the brave. tender.
clean. red heart of her"
Freckles lifted the ruby TO his lips
and handed 1t TO Mclean.
''Freckles. may ! ask you some
thing?" he said.
why. sure said Freckles
There's nothing you would be asking
that it wouldn't be giving me joy to
be telling you
McLean's eyes Travelled TO Freckies'
right arm. with which he was pushing
the jewels about
"Oh. that cried Freckies with
merry laugh. You're wanting to
know where all the bitterness is gonef
Well. sir. twas carried from me soul,
heart and body on the lips OF an an
gel Seems that hurt was necessary
In the beginning to make today come
true. The wound had always been
raw. but the angel was healing it. IL
she doesn't care. | don't May | be
asking you question? Wen. then. IL
his accident and all that's come to me
'ince had never happened. what was
I you meant to do with meY'
why. Freckles." answered Mclean,
I figured on taking you to Grand
Rapids and putting you in the care of
ny mother ! had an idea it would be
'est TO get private tutor to coach
ou for year or two until you were
t to enter Ann Arbor or the Chicago
University in good shape. Then /
bought we'd finish in this country az
ale or Harvard. and end with Oxford.
D get a good all round favor"
us that alI?" asked Freckles.
mo; that's leaving the music out
ltended to have your voice tested. and
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-09-27

ING
II you really were endowed for a
career as a great musician, and had
inclinations that way, wished to have
you drop some of the college work
and make music your chief study.
Finally. | wanted us to take q trip
over Europe and clear around the
circle together"
"And then what?" queried FreckIes
breathlessly.
"Why. then. said Mclean. ~you
know that my heart Is hopelessly u
the woods. l will never quit the tirs-
Der business while there is timber To
handle and breath In my body.
thought if you didn't make q profess
sion of music. and had any inclination
my way. we would stretch the partner
ship one more and take you into the
firm. placing your work with me-"
Freckles lifted anxious and eager
eyes to Mclean
You told me once on the trail. and
again when we thought | was dying.
that you loved me. Do these things
that have come to me make any diff
ference In any way with your feeling
toward me?''
None" said Mclean. Nothing
could make me love you more, and you
will never do anything that will make
me love you less"
Glory be to Godr' burst out
Freckles- when I'm educated enough,
well ali-the angel and her father.
the Bird Woman. you. and me-will
go together and see me house and me
relations and be taking that trip.
When we get back. we'll add O'More
10 the lumber company. and golly, sir,
but Wen make things hunt Good
and. sirl Don't do thatl Why. Mr..
Mclean. dear boss. dear father. don't
'e doing thatl What is it,"
Nothing. notbingr' doomed Nc
.ean's deep bass: nothing at air.
he abruptly turned away and bur
led to the window.
This is mighty fine view he
aid.
I'll be glad to see Ireland. said
rockies. but | amt ever STAYING
ing All me heart is the angels. and
lie Limberlost is calling every minute.
Me hearts all me Swamp Angels,
I'd ne love is all hers, and have her
ID the swamp so confused IN me mind
never can be separating them. When
look at her, see blue sky. the sun
Continued on Page 3.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-09-27
KIN

fftfNN@ WN1H+ho-
'7YaT) liEN he younger son found
lWt shat she had irft Londen. 10
lHj ran "a and followed her."
49, footinued the angel. Frec.
kie~ was iisfeniaa moet atfeatively
nov " h~n she cot here All alone snd
sfreid 'be snEel went GA. and saw
em eoelins 20 her. why she was so
giad sne 40 sua married him, juat
hsr anftredt else would have done
lie disint ~aui her 10 travel with the
trotipe - Wpen theY got 10 Chicago
the1 fboufhs that would he q good
p'sce. so0 ihef stopped and be- hunted
~efn. !, "ae slew business. because
- nad oev"f f~ea taught 20 do a useful
thing ans D. iliu'g even know how 10
hunt work sasi % al 70 DO Il when
b. foand . 20 pretty soon things wsrs
fHinx ~r,ns ear if tie couldn't una
~ers. abe ceusd slways slng. 40 she
sanx - nltht snd made little things
b tbe daytime Iie dida'i ike her 10
sing 10 ruhiif ard De wouldn't let her
sero ~ cuaid orip himsslf. bur winter
rzsse. Il vas very cold. aud irs was OK.
pcasise Ee1ts went up. aud they bad
u rnovs farther out to cheaper aud
shsap~F pisces. an yoa were coming
J rrEn. fbr hos thar Is lost WIS com.
fnE ard tbet svfs almost distracted
ft~n the wsn wrufs aud told bis father
." e''shrt a. ana as father seat the ,
lstfrs hara sess~bea ane wrote hin, 10 ,
rstrf wesSs again
Nhso ths' bsbr cane. there was ,
mizhry ist1le left g. pawn for food and ,
dpstor saa sofninr az an for a purse. ,
- se old Sslrhbzs woman went 10 snd
tt-es esr~ % sae young mother and the
Exile t~Dy. iuss because she vas 80 i.
s~fry fos ibssa ~ tnsf time they we're !,
swa1 eoz IA ibs sahara~ on The TOO !,
ss<F - = ilfiis ~ooisn house. aaoas
'st % 'stfories. sud Il kept getting >,
rcisrs, ~ita i~~- ~ rat Then the mar
rvs desf~rsts ard be scot out to jest !,
hn5 <ofnTtissDx q ~afs aud the wemas r.
~xs as~prrnts tco sac GOT %. l~<t
sfe 90 somau f~fase care % her baby =,
Hnd seat into To- ri'y 20 sing Tor sone
'nenef TIE wGnaa got 20 cold soc .,
pni the Danf 10 tsd aud veat home n,
Thee boiler ui~e 20 10 factory ',
b. ~ me iiffls bouse aud SCI Il or Ore
p1erT % irpo ~ss pitched across tho
little House sn1 broke through the root. a,
! came down smash and cut Just sus :.
iifie hand 90 tn eoor baby IL Ia
'rreameo snc screamed. and the nre hi
Iefs coming cis-er nnd closer oh
ne cd vofaaa ran out with shs d.
'rsf ~ fbe people sfo saw what bad ~
<hp knev there wasn't Sc
ping % b. iiuir T. wait for the nre =,
1e1 Or aDgf0inE. aue she ran Into the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-09-27
ana straightened his hair.


Now you are all right. dear LIN
berlost guard" she said You go IA
sleep and don't think OF thing bur
1usr pure joy. JOY. Joy. ri keep your
people until you wake up
Freckies caugbf her skirt as she
turned from him
IN go 20 sleep in Eve minutes" be
said. III you will be doing Just one
thing more for me Send for YOU
father. On. anger, send for him
I quick
One instant the angel stood looking
down on MIN. The next a crimson
wave darkly stained her lovely face
Her chin began a spasmodic quiverIng
and tears sprang into her eyes. Her
hands caught at her chest as IN she
were sitting. Freckies' grasp on her
frightened unriI he drew her up to and
then down beside him. He slipped ais
srm about her ana drew Der face TO
his pillow
DoD't angel: for the love OF mercy
don't De doing that" be impiored. II
cant be bearing II. FELL me You
must tell me
The angel shook her head.
That alnf fair. angel. said Free.
kies You made me tell you wnen IL
was Ike tearing the hear nav from
me breast And you was for making
everything bsayen-just hen wen and
notbing else FOR me. If I'm so much
more ROW than ! was an hour ago. may
be- can be thinking OF some way 10
nr things. You VIII be telling meY'
be eoared softly. moving his cheek
against her hair
The angels head moved In negation.
Ifreckies did a moment OF intent thing
ms
Maybe ! can be guessing he wills
'ered "Wiii you be- giving me three
haneess ?" j.,
There was just the faintest possible I
ssent ,
"Yon didn't want me to be knowing /
ne name" guessed Freckles I
The angels mead sprang from the
iliow ana her tear stained face fiamed q
'ifh outraged indignation. 1
why. did, TOO she burst out an /
rily =
One gone" said Freckles calmly. Il
fou didn't want me 10 have relatives. O
home. and money" o.
Il did" screamed the angel Didn't -
go myself all alone, into the city. and q
I'd them when ! was afraid as DEATH Il
did too" sc
Two gone" said Freckles. you z,
int want the beantifulest girl In the b.
GRID 70 be telling me- W
Down went the angels face, and st
ayy sob shook her. Freckles' clasp nj
'htened about her shoulders. and his m
&c. In Its conflicting emotions, was II
study Despite all IT meant to him to To-
ow at last his name and that ne tn
Is OF honorable birth knowsedS,
thout which life was an eternal onx. dr.
ice and burden-the one thing that fro
= hammering In Freckles' heart and da
iting In his brain past any attempt La
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-09-27

RIros AND FEATHER
I~l HE Angels rear stained face
i flashed into dazzling beauty.
"Oh Freckles. forgive me-
she eriad stIsva h.on thr.r.xi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-13

al oeres 9eIision pao no9en 0foa0e
fol ti~Iii0eietteS. gi antager, At
bore @enner, iom er RetoOiiter,
guptiiter, epiitopaIer, eaer tiIbs-
rer no9et onoet proteitontiit Cont
funO, oil0e osre Iioe iao froftig
Snoiigelie imoo at Be tilitoeiuttes.
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