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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-13

oecci0n pF1I1eEa~ Ilbr0 de Mlnuta<r
No IT, Folio 15S.-
Mario de 1912-
GonzalO N1nez, 81 al, IS Isabel Nu-
fez, y BeI6n, Hermin7o y Mercedes Pa
dial, ct al No Reivin dicaeI6ss.
La Corte IIam5 este plsito Juicio Oral
por su orden de senalam1ento. Y compare
cieron los demandantes los ,7emandadax
mencionados, hailandose los demas de-
mandados en- rebeldia; V despu6s de ha-
Ger c0nstar que el abogado senior Fran
els es tamblen abOgado de record de 1e4
demandantes, estes procedieron intro
dlclr suS pruebas, e0nslstentes "a diex
documentos que Sc marcaron por el s.
cre'arlo con los numeros eorreIatIvoz .
Su orden de representation. Sc reIaeiona.
ron ash por el taqnigrafo en- su reeorS
y Sc admitleron por Ia corte: mas q les
tlgo Juramenrado ante el Secretaris
Gonzalo Nunez, vemno de san Juan p
Z. Y en este esta5o los demandaae4
Sohcltaron que Sc deseshme Ia demanda
por no ser sufciente ia prueba aportadae
por los demandantes en- apoyo de sr1 S,.
manda; pero Ia Core oldas las eartea.
deneg6 10 soiicitado, SIN periuicio ds
tomar Ell consideration Ia question ayE
planteada Al -eso}Ver Il easo en- sns me
ritos. Enfonces el aboga8o de- los de-
mandadoS mtrodnio como Drueha Sss
documentos, g sea una escritura pdbGca
la primitiga damaDda en este case.
que Sc admiden2n por Ia Corte. Y argu--
mentado oralmeDte el ca>o Dor arsE.ss~
parties, casia ana en- apoyo de sns resner-
twas pretenciones "a Corte 10 topa6 ~u
considera-l6n
Secci6n S-eunda -labre BE M7ra1ss~
No 16. Folio 3o-
Mario de 19I1-
Eusebio Pawn y otro $ Jacuto Pa
Won, No 5l4g Division de Biess-s
Siendo hoy e 5js se6alado para Ia ) lSfar
de ost Julclo colanarecjeron arnhaS nar-
tes por condueto De sus 8bogados aaun--
ciaron e>tar Eiaas para el acto "a lie
mandante die ccura IA demanla Y
present6 prlr5a oonsistente en las de<.ks-
racioneS de los 1e>hgos Jose Zambrassa,
IIermcnegll5o tae-el Conception MaE5-
J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-13
uULTIMA NOVEDADu
EN- LA LIBRERIA DEL. 81

EN- LA LIBERIA DEL "BOlETtN aaERCANTL"
EranEn~&
En- Las Cortes de Cadz, pOr Rafael Salilas s. csv~
FL amor mis- amores, Poesias P a~ ~rl9s ss c1a
La Trsteza de la Paz por W. FernAndoe FLORES IS
FL Peregrino Entretendo, pOr eyre Bayo 6s ctvA
Religion, F}osofia Socialismo a. Is o51s '7''N9
Slervo Tlrano, por A. Marsuea 01@aedilla 6s ctv~4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-13
DE INTERES

DE INTEREs LAS pastas dentrld
cas- Sc quieren de4.arar en- aueiga ~
por qu69 Pues diceu que ha lleeado al
Bazaar Puerto Rico, 10 que no Sc creia.
ge Reina de los liqujdos dentales 0D0h
,-Reconocido en- ell mundo como qoe no
existe otro igual.--C6mprese an frasco
para que pueda apreciarlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-13
PARA OFICINAS.

PARA OFICINAS.- Sc alQulla m
magnifco local para ohclna en- purto
.c6ntrico de esta ciudad.
Sc daran informes en- IA nnprepta
del BOLETIN o en- esta Redacoi"D
San Jose, 8 Altos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-13
rENEDoR DE L1BRos.-Caball

no espanol veinte amos de practica, CO.
locado en- casa importante Gle esta 70
blaci6n, desea mejOrar. Reterenclas
,cuantas Sc exiian. Dirijanse Box 81,
Santurce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-13
DE TRUJILLO ALTO

Alrededor de ounce personas. en- s1l
mayoria ancianos enteramente cano-
SOS, queriendO, seg1n ellos, corregir el
error en- que durante sus muchos amos
han vivido, pidierOn recibir nuevamen-
te las aguas del bautismo, pero bajo el
rito protestante Con este motive lego
ell Rev Ruth acompanado de algunos
predicadores llev6 efecto en- la tar
de de aver y EN- las aguas del rio que
por aqui pasa, los bautismos mencio-
nados
Anteayer sOrprendi0 la policia una
jugada 10 prohibido en- la casa de don
Manuel Ferrer sta EN- ell barrio Dos
Bocas, arrestandO a este senOr Ocu-
pando naipes y dinerO.
Dos denuncias han sido presentadas
contra Ferrer; una pOr infracci0n del
articulo 800 del C6digo Penal Y otra
por Delito contra la justicia pdblica FL
acusado presto fianza fu6 puest0 en-
libertad provisional
An0che como a las 0cho hubo un es-
candalO may6scuIO en- la calle del Co
merclo, prOducidO a causa de un dis
paro hecho en- la tienda de Juan Me
dina
LEGO la policia, y en- union de varios
paisanos, pudieron quitarle a Medina
un revolver que portaba, amenazando a
t0do el que Sc lie acercaba. Lnego de
desarmado fu6 conducido al Dep6sito
y hoy Sc halla bajo fanza. No hubiercn
.deSgracias
Dentro de brevcs dias Sc dara prin-
cipio la fabrication de m edificio para
las eScuelas graduadas. Fsta neccsi-
dad Sc viene acentuando cada vez mas.
dado ei crccldo numero de alumnos
que concurron diariamcnte Y las deG-
cienteS condolences de los salones Que
en- la actuahdad Sc dcdican cscuc-
las
| Tambien Sc ha dcsignado un solar
para Ia construction del nuevo matade
ro, que, sera mstalado baio las exigen
cias de Ia actual ley de sanidad.
Las autorldades mnnicipaIes, cello
saS por el progreso del pueblo despe
| gan sus lmciativas actividadcs, lie
! vando a la practca EN- Il mejoras, W,
para el pr6Ximo ano 10 coloquen en- con
diclones de tigurar entire los de segunda
clase. Los emplead0s de Sanidad, fir
mes en su obligation, sostienen en- es
| tado sanitario hasta Fl iiltmo recobe
60 del pueblo. Los agcntes del order
| asegnran la paz y el cumplimiento de
la Ley. Los profesores, sufridos de
Slempre, unen su labor patri6tica Y
SANTA hacienda h0mbres para el mana
ma, inculcandO en- cll0s Ia dulce savia
de Ia inteligencia
T0dos, tod0s, merecen unanimcs
aplaus0S
Corresponsal
Mario ] lie 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-13

Al mno Genaro Morale. aonI0ladO
rn Santurce, Sc le volc5 ocima ~ ma
H. con carbones encendidos y racibi6
warias quemaduras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-13
ia v so!
W6S6VVS6UVVSVS6SW

Ha tornado puerto la goleta americana Florence M
Howard con un Cargamento surtido maderas de nj
chipen cipr6s, puertas ventanas de pchpen v mol
duras de tOdas Cases; odo 10 cual reazara durane
la descarga de este velero, precios muy m6diCos
Dirflase la COmpania industrial de SantrCe
GERENTE: Pedro Bolivar
p O. Box TIaono
Arizona republican., 1912-07-13

voice about himself and his country that he started back in indignation
 Take no notice" remarked the of ficial who was escorting him. Tt is only that blessed parrot"
 In explanation of the chatter that startled an envoy it may be noted that this bird has had a diplomatic career
 A Diplomatic Career
 Charles Page Bryan got it in Rio de Janeiro some ten years ago, when American minister to Brazil. kept it in the legation at Berne when he was transferred to Switzerland, carried it to Portugal and brought it here two years ago when he was promoted to this post
 When Colonel Roosevelt came here in 1910 on lis way home from Africa the parrot achieved fame A regimental band engaged by the burgomaster tC serenade the eX-president started to play in front of the American legation The parrot seemed to take this as a challenge and immediately entered in to such a noise making competition that he got into the newspapers.
 Prince Leopold Attracted.
 Grown Prince Leopold read about it and straightway developed great inter est in the feathered diplomat Learn ing this Minister Bryan sent the parro: to the crown prince as a present For
Arizona republican., 1912-07-13

Thursday About the middle of the month they start on trip to the can yOn, taking the route through the Yer de valley and the petrified forests.
 Mrs. Barry Goldwater, who has taken a home in Prescott for the summer, came over Wednesday on the 5:42 train wi,h her two little sons. Barry and Bob, to be the guest of Mrs. Aaron Goldberg for a few days
 It is learned with much pleasure by the cott3gers in Iron Springs that Mrs. Harry Tritle has taken home in Pres colt for the season.
 Harold PembertOn, Edward Marshall, Edgar Woodward Chester Goldberg and John Latham held a tennis tourna- ment this week. Pemberton and Wood ward are the champion doubles.
 MT. an1 Mrs. Harry Chandler with their two daughters, of near Mesa, came up Thursday noon. It is four years since they spent a summer in camp. They are planning to enlarge their cottage
 Miss Bessie Ensign arrived Thursday. It is her first visit to Iron Springs and is delighted with the change from Phoenix.
 Mrs. Jchn Akers and Mrs. E w. Wood have taken the .. H Christy cottage. They arrived Thursday noon.
 Harold Goldberg and Jack Griffin
Arizona republican., 1912-07-13
spent Thursday afternoon in Prescott
A PARROT IS A 'TATTLETALE.'
Belgian Court is Frequently Embar-
 rassed by a Queens Pet.

Among the pets of the mother of Al bert, king of the Belgians, is a parrot which is the terror of the household It is a remarkable talker, with an eX- tensiVe vocabulary, a great memory and unusual powers of mimicry. He repeats everything he hears, always, of course, at the wrong moment.
 Sometimes he is baniShed from the countesss apartments. Then those who are near him talk in whispers or on their fingers, otherwise when he went back to his place near the countess he would reel off every word he had heard in the exact tone of the speaker, with dire results, as has often happened.
 He initiates the voice of the countess of Flanders exactly and often issu 9s orders which seem to come from her, throwing everything into confusion.
 Bird Shocked Minister.
 The other day. when new foreign minister called for his first visit and was being conducted into the saloon, he heard wnat seemed to be such cucom- plimentary things said in the countess s
Arizona republican., 1912-07-13

off night for dancing, men generally, This was an exceptionally pleasant af- fair. Many dropped in for a time to watch the young people keeping the pavilion full until the last strains of music.
 Mrs. E. H. Marshall and son Edward Marshall left Wednesday for Los An geles where Mrs. Marshall will spend the summer.
 Tuesday the parIor car on the north bound train had to be laid off at Pres colt because of some trouble with the water pipes in the kitchen.
 Mrs. C. D. Davis. Edward and Mill dred cane up Wednesday noon. Miss Mario Davis is expected later.
 Mrs. l.. w Coggins and family ar rived Wednesday to spend the summer in camp
 Miss Eugenia Dorsey and Edith James went to Prescott Wednesday afternoon
 Douglas Burtis went to Prescott on a shopping trip Wednesday noon.
 Mrs. Lamar Cobb entertained the auction bridge club Thursday afternoon It was q cool cloudy day which al ways adds to the pleasure of game. Mrs. Barry Goldwater and Mrs. Jo- seph Melozer were substitutes
 Dr. and Mrs. Willard Smith made q trip to Prescott in their machine last
Arizona republican., 1912-07-13

to be d large beautifully marked specimen which the boys estimate as being worth from two to five dollars to them in bounty. They proudly ex- hibited the pelt to everyone who was interested
 Tuesday Mrs. Ancil Martin arrived on the noon train from Phoenix to remain at the Springs during July. Doctor Martin may come up for the week end.
 Mir anu Mrs Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. Joseph Melczer and Miss Selma Gold berg went to Prescott Tuesday to be the guests of Mrs. Barry Godwater for the afternoon
 Miss Eugenia Dorsey Harold Penn berton and others enjoyed a horse back ride Tuesday afternoon
 Mrs. Helen Bury. head of the wom- ans department at the state fair. has received word from Miss Kate Will son that she will be in Phoenix in time to assist her as chief clerk again.
 MT Edgar Woodward was a pas senger on the Prescott noon train Tuesday.
 MT Walter Talbot returned from Phoenix Tuesday noon to remain in camp until the first of August when he and Mrs. Talbot leave for Cali fornia.
 Tuesday night the usual dance took place. Notwithstanding Tuesday is an
Arizona republican., 1912-07-13
IRON SPRINGS

IRON SPRINGS, July 1.-The Iron Springs season is busiest during the last three weeks of July and the first half of August Instead of counting the families in camp one reckOns the size of the camp by listing the un- opened cottages. By the end of an
 other week there will be scarcely five cottages closed. Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Doris hope to be numbered with the Iron Springers by the mid
 dle of the month; also Doctor Plath and family are expected by that time
 All the boys in camp were greatly excited over the appearance of full grown wild eat on the rocks north of camp. Donald Scott, Herbert En- sign and Vernon Kennedy formed a hunting and trapping club They set trap baited with truly Ernest Tomp- son Seton skill-smoking it. trailing the bait disguising the man smell with the most approved methods
 Wednesday morning the wild cat was caught and the boys decided Herbert Ensign was the one privileged to shoot it as he owned the gun. It proved
Arizona republican., 1912-07-13
SU AMER READING

'HighbroWsing' is the latest term. You now must rise, gadZooks!- Above the level of the worm
 And read substantial books. You broWsed around in former days Among the novels light. But this year Madam Grundy says That they are far too trite. You'll have to highbrowse if you
 want
 To rank with classy danes. So take along the works of Kant And cling to Henry James.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-13

a few days it was treated as an hon.
 ored guest at the royal palace at Lack
 en, hanging in King Albert's study, but became so talkative and so often in terrupted the royal councils that it was consigned to Prince Leopold's play room. After a time the prince tired of the pet and then it was sent to his grandmother.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-13
MUST BE SCARCE

"How are men down at Lethargy beach, Mabel? Scarce, I hear"
 "So scarce that Grace is learning to swim out of a magazine
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-06

GRANITE. Okla. Nov. Greer
county; constitutional amendments;
Capital removal blll-54 yes. 267 no.
Russell bill-239 yes; l25 no. School
Bills yes; l7s no. Presidential cleo
tors-Democratic Pa; republican
Fyck IS; HlX IS; Long rs; Millard
rs; Rails rs; Hinch rs; Howser IS;
McWilliams rs; Nichols rs; Williams
IS. United States senator-Owen 244;
Dickerson 70. District congressman,
Firth district-Ferris (dem) sac; c.
l.. Clark CrepD IS. Corporation com
missioner-Love 245; Locwen 76.
Justice supreme court-Turner 244;
Cook -. state senator fortieth dis
trict-J. l.. Carpenter (demD 242;
c.. c. Lee (repD 81. Judge criminal
court of appeals-Furman 24O; Rails
u. state representatives.. l..
Cummings (dem.) 247; r. II. Sweet,
socialist 49. Congressman at large
Murray $50; Thompson 252; Weaver
250; Allen rs; Brown 76;BroWnlee 49,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-06


Governor wilson TO the presidency
lH'S means an carry chahBe IN the
po'l,y 81 l"e government III reference
70 lhe 'arl'i' II ms chahEe can be
iuhae "l'hout mating prosperity l
s'HceIely nope II may pe'
me 'ote Ior NF' Roosevelt tho
mira party candidate ana Tor MI.
ptpa' 'he SOCIALIST candidate Is
warning mat thelr propaganda in ia-
'or Oh fundamental changes IN our
N""S"'"''HdI representative govern
I''hl mas formidable support
NhiIe the experiment OIL change
IN the iariit Is being carried out by
the democratic administration, 1t be
moves repubhrans TO gather again TO
the party standard and pledge anew
their lalth ana TO organize again to
uel'hd the constitutional government
h"huueu do"h 10 us by our fathers.
We must make clear TO the young
men OF the country VINO have been
"eahed away from sound principles
Of government by promise Of reforms,
impossible OF accomplishment by mere
IeEisIauoh' that patriotism and COM
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-06
Democrats WON
IN STATE CONTEST


was turning out as 1t never had before
and reports from all over the state in
dicatc that oklahoma City Will remain
the capital
From every section reporting at an
early hour, the indications were that
Guthrie had lost out In the capital
removal fight by tremendous ma
Jority.
Chairman Bolen claims the election
Of the entire democratic state ticket
by majorities ranging from $4,000 to
10000.
All reports received up TO ten
o'clock indicated that Senator owen
and Jack Love. chairman OF the cor
poration commission are leading the
democratic ticket and that the three
candidates for congressman at large
are running together, we'll up with
the other candidates.
The election OF Congressman Ferris
and Carter from the Fifth and Fourth
districts respectively. by tremendous
majorlties is conceded
Davenport Is running ahead Of
Daniel in the Third district and Nc
CURE is leading Davis In the First
district by greatly reduced majority.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-06
MAJORITY IN
OKLAHOMA 10000
{ Continued from page ~

flee onto large screen directly
across the street.
There was wild enthusiasm at
democratic headquarters when it be-
came definitely known that Wood
row Wilson had won the presidential
election. Bull Moosers were not very
noisy In their demonstrations. Tho
offer of reward for man who
would cheer for Taft was not accepted
as far as could be learned
with the exception of one fist fight
that did not result disastrously. there
was no trouble of any kind at the polls
In this city. The rainfall made It,
probably, the quletest presidential
election Tulsa has ever experienced.
The Worlds Tulsa county returns.
obtained last night from John ID. Por-
ter, secretary Of the county election
board. included complete returns from
all Of the seventeen precincts In the
city of Tulsa and eight important
country precincts.
The returns show that Tulsa county
favored the removal Of the state capt
tai to Guthrie. by n two to one vote.
The same ratio prevailed with refer
ence to the adoption of Campbell
Russell's amendment TO abolish the
present state board of agriculture.
The vote on the amandement TO APP
portion the school funds Of the varl.
ous counties equally was about even.
The democratic vote in the county
yesterday was about $500 as against
an average republican vote of in the
neighborhood of 1000. The social
lists about doubled their vote of las,
year They came near carrying thu
West Tulsa precinct. Their total vote
was about 500.
The only county race that seemed in
doubt last night was the one between
ANalkley and Mccullough for sheriff.
The returns up to this time. however.
including practically every strong
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-06

hold that could possibly be accredited
to Walkley shows Mccullough with a
majority of 423 votes which practic-
ally insures his election.
John A. Oliphant, republican, has
practically lost out in his race for
state representative. C. II. Cleveland,
Of Skiatook, the other republican
candidate for the office. Is still in the
running. being only about 200 votes
behind +. u. Curry and Frank Will
liams. his democratic opponents.
The vote. so far tabulated, on tho
congressional race In the county is as
follows:
Davenport, 1855; Daniel. S55.
The standing Of the candidates for
representative is as follows:
Curry. democrat. 1909; Williams.
democrat. 1868; Cleveland. republic
an. 9S5: Oliphant, republican. 75S.
With complete returns from far
more than three-fifths OF the entire
county received and tabulated the fol-
lowing standing of the various county
candidates practically means the cleo
tion of those with majorities:
For County Judge.
Conn Linn democrat. 2.222: Louis
f. Severson republican. 1850.
For County Attorney.
Pat Malloy democrat. 2,346; David
b. Gore republican, 1,403.
Sheriff.
Henry C. Walkley democrat, 1,475;
VIM. Mccullough republican. 1898.
County Treasurer.
no opposition.
Register of Deeds.
Lewis Cline democrat, 2,0G2: Clar.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-06
Comanchc County Democratic.

LAWTON, Okla, Nov. Fifteen
precincts out of 80 in Comanche
county: Constitutional amendments
Capital removal bill-4OO yes; 1900
no. Russell bill SIS yes; 975 no.
school bill-7S9 yes; $50 no. Preslden-
tial electors-democra 1.0l5: re-
publican 727. United States senator
owen l,O2j: Dickerson 715. Con-
gresham, Fifth district-Ferris 1,120;
Clark SAB. Corporation commission
er-Loyc l,012; Loewen 727. state
senator. Comanche- Stephens jefferson
district-Thomas (dem.) 1927; Nor
ford GepJ 712. Justice supreme
court-Turner lob; Cook 1922. Judge
criminal court of appeals-Furman
l.0l4; Rails 1872. Congressman at
large-Murray 1890; Thompson. l.
023 Weaver, 1,O2S: Allen 7S7; Brown
1928; Brownlee 1871. State representa-
tive-Williams (dem.) 1,O2S; Haynes
(demD 1.O22; Franklin (repD 727;
Beaver (rep) 712.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-06
ence G. Eaton republican 1.451.

cnce G. Eaton republican l,451.
District Clcark.
W. W. Stuckey democrat, 1899:
r. W. Perry republican, 1.447.
Clerk of superior Court.
Frank lngraham democrat, S14,
Glenn Condor socialist. 2O2.
County Clerk.
r. f.. Curran democrat. 1922.
James f. Mccoy republican. 1,1S5.
County Superintendent.
II. d. Maxwell democrat, 1927: Wn.
Hackendorf republican, 1,15s.
County Assessor.
Edw. Dalton democrat. 2,070; T. o.
Lingo republican. 1908.
County Surveyor.
r. A. Hughes democrat, 2.077: no
opposition.
County Wcigher.
f. f. Atherton republican, 1,1i1; no
opposition.
Co. Commissioner Dist. No. I.
James Wooley democrat, Si5:
James Polston republican, 2O2.
Co. Commissioner, Dist. No. ..
Cyrus Avery democrat, LIZ; w. f
Ewing republican. S7S.
Co. Commissioner Dist. NO 3.
Ed Baker democrat, 500; T.. b. Bax-
ter republican. ESQ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-06
Durant IL Democratic.

DURANT. Nov. Sowing to rainy
weather, Bryan county will only poll
about two-thirds of its vote. Thir-
teen boxes out of a total of thirty
eight, including two boxes In Durant
give Oklahoma City III: Guthrie 533.
Seventeen boxes give the democrats
1900; republicans $50; socialists 34S'
The estimated majority for the demo-
Gratis In the county Is about $500. Ok
lahoma City 800. TWO Durant boxes
give Oklahoma City over zoo majority.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-06
nCmncrnts Arc Jrhilnnf-

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL HEAD
QUARTERS, y. y. Nov 5.-Early
returns from New York and the sea
hoard states We're the cause OF much
,Xulnuor at democratic national
le7dquarters. Chairman McCombs
soon after o'clock sent word to
Governor Wilson that his election was
Indicated by an overwhelming vote.
Later In the evening he made the fol
loving statement:
Victory Is now complete. The re-
turns are coming IN SO fast that
cannot keep up with them. Governor
N.'son has cared Massachusetts
Maine. Connecticut. Maryland. New
Jersey and all OF the south. National
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-06
Taft Third In Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 5.--At mid
night Wilson and Roosevelt are run
ming neck and neck In Pennsylvania.
In l.O43 out OF 5.377 election districts
nthe state outside Of Philadelphia,
Taft had 3s.Gi5 votes. Wilson 62,j32
and Roosevelt 62.Oi6.
In Philadelphia. with less than
half Of the returns in Taft leads VIII
son by $4,000 and Roosevelt by 1900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-06

sell blll-s3 yes; so no, School bill
40 yes. co no, United States senator
owen 75; Dlckerson 46. Congressman,
Firth district-Ferrls (dem) 49,;
Clark Orep) a.. Corporation commits.
sioner Love "a; Loewen 40. Justice
supreme court-Turner -. Cook Al,
state senator. Firth dlstrict-Austin
(demD 1S, Judge criminal court OF
appeals-Furman 49, Rails A. State
rrpresentatiye-Lewis (demD 20, Van
KIRK 90, Congressman at large, Muir
ray 49, Thompson "a. Weaver ~;
Allen as; Brown AS Brownec 40.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-06

Russell bill-4S4 yes; 210 no. Presi-
dental electors Democratic 69O;
republican 254. L. S, senator-Owens
9l8; Dickerson $50. Other state Of
flcers are running approximately the
same as owen and Dickerson. 1t Is
believed that the democratic majority
will be large. one precinct in Musko-
gee gave its entire vote of I'll against
Oklahoma City.