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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-14
Taxpayer Oh Lord how much longer up

In the Roosevelt statement 1874 were
listed as contested and 1O6 as unin
structed.
The total number of these selected
up today as presented by the Roose-
welt managers is $40, while the Taft
records show only 494. In Louisiana.
the Taft headquarters claimed six
delegates had been chosen, while the
Roosevelt managers took credit for a
full delegation of twenty for the col
onel. The Taft statement showed a
total of 90 delegates selected in Mich
igan; the Roosevelt statement, based
on reports from State Chairman Frank
Knox, gave the total of selected dele
gaes at 20.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-14
Democrats celebrate
JEFFERSON BIRTHDAY
WITH TEDDY TAKING PENNSYL-
VANIA, WHAT Is COMING?
Is BRYAN'S QUESTION.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Prominent
democrats were guests tonight of the
national democratic club at a dinner
given at the Waldorf-Astorla in cele-
bration of the 169th birthday Of
Thomas jefferson. Speakers of the
evening included William j. Bryan,
Governor Woodrow Wilson Of New
Jersey, Governor John A. Dix of New
York, Senator James A. OGorman and
Mayor William j. Gaynor
what would jefferson do ?" was tho
subject of Governor Wilson'S address
while Mayor Gaynor took as his text
What would jefferson say?'
Both Governor Wilson and Mayor
Gaynor We're greeted as Our next
president
Thos. r. Donnelly president Of the
National Democratic club, read a let
ter from Speaker Clark.
Mr.. Brtn was recsyed with a
big outburst Of applause as he arose
TO address the banquet He said.
1T is gratifying to me that they
have put at the head of this great city
n Ulei VINO duNpfdNtS lnt plbkItholNt e
doctrines we have heard here tonight,
because he is not as conservative on
these questions as / am. And they
talk of him for president. What
change. And with these two radicals
to precede me.
"And is this the east? Am I living?
With these two speakers. and Roose-
welt carrying Pennsylvania. what is
coming?
my subject is 'Democracy's OPP
portunities. but after hearing OF
What jefferson Would Say and
What Jefferson Would Do ! feel like
changing g to What Wonld the Peo-
pie DO to Jefferson II He Were Here
Now know what they did to me
when I tired my best TO initiate JEFF
ferson.'
Mr.. Bryan discussed presidential
preferential primaries .and said. tnar
although he realized that his reputa-
tion as a prophet is not~good in New
York. he would venture rie prediction
that the next president would be nomi-
mated by the people and, elected BY
the people.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-14
|. R. GETS ALL
IN PENNSYLVANIA
BELIEVED HE WILL HAVE 81 OUT
OF THE 81 DELEGATES At
CHICAGO MEET.
FIFTY ARE PLEDGED TO HIM
Twelve at Large VIII Likely BE His;
the Claims of Each.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April H.
The primary election in Pennsylvania
resulted in a landslide for Colonel
Roosevelt. AS the returns continue to
come, the victory for the Roosevelt
adherents becomes more complete.
OF the Ga delegates elected in the
thirty-two districts, fully so are
pledged to vote for Roosevelt. Added
to this is the probability that the re-
publican state convention, which will
choose IL delegates at large to the
national convention, will be controlled
by the anti-Taft element, insuring at
least 62 delegates for Roosevelt from
this state.
Organization Leaders Stunned.
The republican organization leaders
are stunned by the Overwhelming de-
feat of the Taft candidates and have
nothing TO say regarding the result
United States Senator Penrose, the
recognized leader of the republican
organization and the leading TAFT
boomer in this state, left the city ear
ly in the afternoon and is aboard his
yacht at Atlantic City
Tonight the Roosevelt campaign
managers are celebrating their vic
tory to the fullest extent They are
claiming more than the SO delegates
the returns so far give them.
Wilson Also Takes Lead.
With the exception of one or two
districts in the state. Woodrow Will
son will have a solid delegation from
Pennsylvania to the democratic con-
vention.
Reuben o. Moon. who has been a
leader on the republican side of con
gress for several seasons, was de-
cisively defeated ior denomination.
His successful opponent is George
W. Edwards.
Returns received up to o'clock in
dicate that the Roosevelt delegates in
Allegheny county, including Pitts
burgh, to the Chicago convention had
been elected with the possible excep-
tion Of one. state Highway Commits
sioner Blgelow leading his opponent.
John Dalzell appears to have been
for congress In the 3Oth
district by a small margin But the
of Or. A. ]. Barchfield
in the 32d is in doubt.
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the same city. He is also scheduled tc
address the newly organized Pam
American society at New York on
some date after the middle of May.
He will then make public the conclu-
sions reached as a result Of his two
months trip among the neighborlng
republics.
1t can be said with assurance that
Mr., Knox returns more determined
than ever in the policy with which
his name has been linked Those who
travelled with him have received the
impression that he believes the United
States in maintaining the Monroe doc
trine has assumed an obligation Il
cannot dodge. Having built a wall
around these countries, making It i'm
possible for European or other pow
ers to step in to restore order or COM
pei these governments to fulfil their
financial obligations. he believes It 10
incumbent upon the United States to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-14

WASHINGTON. April iS--Wide dl-
vergence in the claims Of pledged
delegates. and difference Of sixteen
between the totals Of delegates select
d up to date. exclusive of Pennsylva-
nis. haker the rival statements issued
by the Taft aud Roosevelt managers
today.
The Taft men claimed 341 for Presl-
dent Taft and conceded 113 to Colonel
Roosevelt. The Roosevelt managers
slalmed 1sl and canesded 10 to Taft.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-14

Mr.. Taxpayer, your taxes are un-
bearable-will you make change or
will you continue the Wooden-Martin
government for two more years? This
Is the issue at the Tuesday election.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-14
A FegV ParGbIeS From
The Book OF "JobS
A Few Pap Suckers Growing Wrathy at Prospects Of
Being Led Away From Soft Snaps at Public
: Expense and Try to Raise False Issues.

stamina to express them I'm the open.
or one who is all things to all men
and who might or might not follow
the dictates Of his own conscience IA
his official conduct? Just think this
over.
DO YOU want two more long years
OF the Wooden Martin administra-
ton II not vote for Simmons and
Commissioners Mowbray and Eaton.
Mr. Taxpayer. it cost this city the
past year over two hundred thous-
and dollars to run the city--worse
than $500 for each man. woman and
child in the city.
The Democrat wants to know why
j. H. Simmons failed TO get train
ing school for Tulsa while he was
member OF the legislature. Mr. Sim.
mons was a minority member OF the
legislature and the only thing that
prevented him from getting the ichool
was the opposition Of his democratic
colleague from Tulsa county. who Sc
cured a pledge from his party as
soclates who controlled the commit
tee in charge of the bill, not to allow
II to come out on the floor of the
house for it would have been passed
by Mr. simmons efforts. and the bill
for the agricultural phool for his
home town Of Broken Arrow defeat
ed. Put that in your pipe. you DEM
ocratlc war hosses and smoke Il.
While the Democrat is bcllyaching
at J. ~. simmons over his work in
the legislature it is too vlciously par
tisan aud narrow between the eyes to
tell the truth II Is to J. II. simmons
efforts that Tulsa secured free
bridge over the Arkansas. also one at
Bixby and the bridge bill for jerks
also would never have been passed
had % not been Tor Mr.. simmons ef
forts. But of course such trivial ar
fairs as these are not worth noticing.
when you are trying to lie a faithful
public servant out of standing and
countenance among his neighbors.
Vote for Simmons and for reduced
taxstion and a strictly business adj
minlsiration of city affairs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-14
WHY are the democrats tradin
everything for Downing?

WHY are the democrats trading
everything for Downing?
The effective work In legislature
as in congress is accomplished in the
committees. j. H. simmons never
missed roll call that he was not
doing good. hard work i'm one Of the
three important committees of which
he was member That tells the
whole story Even catcrwauling
pop" editor knows enough to know
that much, if he was fair and honest
enough to admit IT,
The mastery intellec; Of the DEM
oerat which Is in danger Of swelling
up and busting with posthumous In
terrogatlons over the legislative record
OF j. II. Simmons would have been
spared much Of its trouble had it not
been for the foresight and wisdom Of
Mr. Simmons while a member Of
the Legislature. in getting through y
bill removing all nitro plants two
and half miles from the city limits.
But the Democrat would perhaps pre-
fer to be blowed up than TO tell the
truth.
From the number of fool laws on
tn statutes Of oklahoma It would
have been better II more members
Of the Legislature had failed TO an
swer every roll call
over one thousand bills We're in
troduced in tie second session Of
the oklahoma Legislature and prob
ably three thousand roll calls were
had Eighty-four out Of three thou
sand was not many TO miss. How
many answered more than did j. II.
Simmons. Mr.. Democratic interroga-
ton point. since you are so much
concerned on that matter?
The penitentiary label law which
appears to be worrying the life out
Of tho democratic campaign commit
tee and its organ In Tulsa was de-
clared unconstitutional, as J. IT,
Simmons contended It was when h
voted against IT, Had you rather
have a man for mayor who has the
courage of his convictions and the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-14
FOR TEN DAYS LONGER
MUDDY WATERS WILL Cefr
THE LOWER LANDS.
cOyllON OF NEGROES Rad
Weather Conditions Alone Can Help
situation; Government Appealed
to in stricken District.

Through two crevasSes in the Miss
issippi river ana another in its equally
rampant tributary. the Arkansas.
great volumes of muddy water were
yesterday rushing out over the low
lands on the west side of the big
stream destined to cover large sec
ton of northeast Louisiana and part
of the extreme southeastern part of
Arkansas, For the next eight or ten
days the raging waters, which late
Friday tore through their way
through the restraining levees, Will
move southward through the Texa,
valley of Louisiana, and finally will
return to the Mississippi at the inter-
section of the Red River, more than
100 miles by land from the upper
creyasse and nearly 1870 miles from
the lower breach In the levees.
No less than twelve large parishes
in Louisiana and two Arkansas coun-
ties will have felt the effects Of tho
flood waters before they again get
back within the Mississippis levees.
Thousands of acres Of land will be in
undated although for the most part
the oyerllowed territory will embrace
untitled swamps.
The loss VIII BE Heavy.
Ii,s... bn,sa I.a,, In.t an.nrIt,t,
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The opposition is scared and are
now resorting to mud singing and
prejudice in order to cover up their
mismanagement of city affairs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-14

Do not overlook the commissioners.
Vote for Mowbray and Eaton for
commissioners.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-14
TIE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. April 13.--Oklaho-
ma fair and cooler Sunday Monday
fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-14
AN AMERICAN ENGINEER SLAIN
Zack Farmer. Formerly OF Missouri.
Killed by Mexican Rebels.

MOBERLY, Mo-. April i3.-Zack
Farmer. a resident of Moberly. was
killed by rebels at lrapuata. Mexico.
yesterday afternoon, according to a
telegram received here by his sister
Mrs. W. J. slussing. this afternoon.
Farmer was locomotive engineer.
Farmer. the slain engineer. was am
uncle of Anthony Teepen. stereotyper
on the World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-14
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The temperature; Maximum 70;
g. South winds. Clear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-14

Mr.. Taxpayer. look at your tax re-
ceipts and then vote for Simmons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-14
A Spectacular
GAIN IN NHEA!
At THE WEEK END TT Is UP TEN
CENTS--ALL REPORTS ARE
DISCOURAGING
OPTIMISM IS DISCOUNTED
Purchasing Orders Flood the Market
Worst Crop Scare Since 1907
SciLcs the Country.

CHICAGO. April 1S-Wheat made
gain on the local board of trade to-
day that amounted to ten cents a
bushel for the week, and scared amid
conditions that startled the nerves Of
even the most hardened plungers.
More than four cents of the big rise
took place in about as many minutes
of the bedlam that started soon after
the opening and lasted until the jang-
ling gongs closed a day that was wild
in at least one failure.
The sensational upward shoot was
the climax of week of the rise caus-
ed by reports of active crop damage
over a wide area. It is said this Is
the worst crop scare since that Of
1907 This upward move already has
added six cents to the prices since
Monday. The real basis Of the rise
was the continuous flood of purchas-
ing orders prompted by these crop
damage reports. which in many in
stances were to the effect that one
third Of the crop OF soft seed planted
last autumn had been ruined.
Optimism Counts but Little.
one Of the firms that went to the
wall was not considered important
\ leading trader at St Louis was al
legged TO have been unable or unwill-
ing to respond to the heavy calls for
margins. Hnd TO have allowed his
deals to be wound up under the ham
mer as provided by the rules made to
fit just such an emergency
one of the best known experts in
the business telegraphed today from
Springfield. ILL.,, that further per-
iod Of growing weather with helpful
rains would bring considerable acre
age out all right that at present seems
worthless. His predictions apparent
~ counted for but little though, when
placed alongside the almost unanl-
nous judgment Of f5Tmers and mil
lers who declared that In the majority
of cases OF that kind the produCtion
would not amount to the seed put into !
the ground.
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The loss VIII BE Heavy.

No lives have been lost. according
to reports received last night from
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Vote for Simmons and for reduced
taxstion and strictly business adj
Of city affairs.
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Confined on page 16.)
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Continued on page 16.)
The evening world., 1912-10-29

'6sshaA spasns.s 6ssss at ~. ~
Broadway. whers ne tivAs Win his wifs.
ana walking hurriediy piunssd into ne
open SHAFT The car hsd BEEN raised
half way to the sscond 6cef 70 pamit
OF repairs by the operator. William
echasps. When the unconsuaous man
was lifted out he was said to have MS
skull and both arms fractured. - we'll
a. internal injuries.
Mr.. stump cams here from CAlitgtnia
about eighteen years ago. He had &C.
oumuiated . large fortune AID was also
manager Of tho estate of the late Ssna-
tor Hearst. While In hts native gtAts he
was prominently mentioned Tor appoint
n,ent to the United states Senate 10
succeed Leland Stanford.
In 1897 Mr.. Stump's once then IN the
Mills Building. was invaded by Mrs.
Bertha Best. who said she had come
from Caiiforna with . claim against
him. The resulting disturbances demand
ed the attention OF the police.
The evening world., 1912-10-29
FOR 0AnDRUFF; FALLING HAIR OR
I1CHY SCAlPI25 CENT "DAN6ER|NE'
Save your hair! Danderine destroys dandruY and
stops falling hair ct oncs-0rows hair We prove IT,

II you care for heavy hair that slstess
With beauty and h radiant with lie. has
n Incompatible softness and 10 fluffy
And lustfous you must use Danderine,
beoauSe nothing else sccomplishes %
much Tor the hair.
Just one Application Of Knowlton's
Dsnderlne will double the beauty Of
Pour hair. besides Il Immediately dis
Selvss every particle Of dandruff; you
eAAnet hsve nice, heavy, healthy hair II
you have d4ndSuff. This destructive
6eusf fobs the hair Of its lustse. lis
strength and its very lie. and II not
6vefcome IL prod uces fsverishness and
itching 81 the scalp; the hair roots fam
The evening world., 1912-10-29

ish. loosen and die; then the hair falls
out fest.
II your hair has been neglected and
y thin, faded. dry. scrssey Or tso oily.
don't hesitate, but get a5-cent bottle Of
Knowlton's Danderine at any drug store
or toilet counter; apply . little - direct
cd and ten minutes after you will say this
was the best Investment you ever made.
We sincerely believe. regardless Of
everything else advertised. that u you
desire soft. lustrous. beautiful hair and
lots Of it-no dsndruif-no itching scalp
and no more falling hair-you must use
knowlton's Dapderine. II eventually
Why not now' A .a5-cent bottle will truly
amaze you.
The evening world., 1912-10-29

Chioroform Liniment-A
general liniment for sprains
and rheumatic pains. IN
One-half pint bottle. :. 4Oc
Camphorated OH = Lini-
ment for coughs, chest
troubles and in cases OF o.
Group. One-halfpint bot. DC
Carbolic Ointment - A
general antiseptic, dressing
wounds, etc. two-ounce N
Zinc Ointment - Healing
ointment. Four-ounce m
box. ..... AVc
Aromatic Spirits of AM
monia-Valuable in treating
nervousness and faint -
ness. Four-ounce bottle ZOc
Spirits of Camphor-Valu-
able also in cases Of cramps,
collie, etc. One half pint ~
bottle. 4VC
Sweet Spirits of Nitre-
Used principally as diuretic.
Also for reducing fever. ~
One-half pint bottle. 4Uc
Syrup of White Pine and
Tar-Preferred by some to the
plr syrup Of white pine. Used
fOr ..e same purpose. -
Four ounce bottle. -. Z0c
Syrup of White Pine-A
favorite domestic remedy for
the treatment Of all coughs and
colds. Four ounce -
bottle AOc
Arnica. Tincture-Used -
a liniment for sprains, bruises,
etc. One-half pint bot ~
tie: 4W
Benzoin, Tincture Used
for inhaling purposes in the
treatment of catarrh and SINH
lar affections. One-half -
pint bottle ......... Que
Iodine, Tincture-General
antiseptic for bruises, sprains,
etc. Four ounce bot ~
tie and brush 4Uc
Myrrh, Tincture-Used as
n mouth wash and astringent
gargle. One-half pint -
The evening world., 1912-10-29

Rhubarb and Soda Mix
ture-Useful for most forms
Of stomach trouble. -
Price, pint, only. =. 4Cc
Blaud's Pills-An excellent
Blood making preparation.
Bottle Of 100 pills, -
only. / &C
Cascara Tablets-Choco-
late coated, popular as a laxa-
tive tablet. Bottle Of 100 m
2-grain tablets, only. =. ZUc
Dobell's Solution-Partic-
ularly valuable in all catarrhal
and nasal infections. -.
Pint, only. E. ZSc
Castor Oi1-Made from the
highest grade castor bean by
the cold pressing process.
Colorless, nearly odorless, will
not turn rancid with "a
proper care. Pint, only CUc
Lime Water - Indispens-
able for babies =.
stomachs. Quart, only. j DC
Witch Hazel - Excellent
family liniment. An antisep-
tic healing solution needed in
every household.
Quart, only. 45c
Quinine Pills - A sure
fever and cold treatment used
in every household. -
Bottle OF 100 pills, only. lSc
Essence of Peppermint
usedincase Of colo pain. -.
One-half pint bottle. :. 55c
Essence of Ginger-A gen.
eral household remedy for
stomach pains. One -
half pint bottle. QUO
Extract of Cascara Sagra-
da-Alaxative and cath
artic. One-half pint bottle QUO
Glycerine-Valuable house.
hold drug used in the prepare
ton Of many domestic tot
let articles. Pint bottle QUO
Glycerine and Rose Water
"A valuable toilet accessory,
particularly beneficial as
hand-wash for chapped ~
hands. Pint bottle. SUc
The evening world., 1912-10-29
RICH Man DYING
. after FALL |NTOOPEN
/ SHAFT OF ELEVATOR
'Fonner Californian Is Fatally
Hurt in an Apartment
| House.

Irwin c. stump, sixty years osA. .
wealthy retired mining man and setor-
~. was said by physicians at the J.
0oed Wright Hospital this morning to
- DYING as the result of injuries re-
eetved last evening In q fail down an
elevator shaft
NJ. Stump entered the lobby Of tho
The evening world., 1912-10-29
svsS.niy BiinH Ressvsrins,

ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 0.L1gost Of
the ninsteen persons wboss sight waA q.
fscted by the bright and peculiar light
OF an apparatus used for welding trolley
wire Saturday night have recovered TO-
dsy John Hazel, VINO was africken
f,,,nd. Also will probably recover.
The evening world., 1912-10-29
Household Necessities in Sanitary
Packages

Rker and Hegeman AM
monia, pint, zoe; Borated
Ammonia. pint, LOG; Par
sons. pint. l5c; quart, nc.
Riker and Hegeman Pot
ash or Lye. pound tins, &c.
Hegemans Klensal1 will
remove stains or spots of any
kind from any kind Of fabric
gloves, ETC., zoe.
Riker's Carbolic Disin-
fectant and Deodorizer, per
pint, l5c; per quart, use.
Jayne's Disinfectant. a
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solution OF the chlorides; de-
stroys disease-brecding germs,
prevents contagion. Large
bottle, Csc.
Hegeman's Best Known
Bug Killer will keep the bed
bugs away. This is a liquid
preparation which will not tar
nish the metal parts CT the bed,
nor soil the bed ticking. Price
lie. zoe and sac: rcr GAL
lon, 81.
Jayne's Rcdbug Poison,
Csc and soc.
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Riker's Sarsaparilla. q
tonic Of especial value in puri-
flying the blood. The -
bottle. DC
Riker's Syrup of Hypo-
phosphites, for the relief of
nervous exhaustion attendant
upon illness or excessive
physical or mental ex- -,
ertion. The bottle. e.. I0c
Rikerdymons. will relieve
hoarseness, sore throat, etc.
An excellent remedy for public
speakers, actors, sing -
ers, etc. The box. -. lSc
Jaynes' White Liniment.
for the treatment of m
sprains and bruises. .. ZUc
Hegeman's Tolu Expecto-
rant. for the relief Of colds,
The bottle. 70 c and sue
Riker's Whooping-Cou
Belt-For the treatment of
whooping-cough, 800.
Group, ETC.. ....... $1.( ,
Rikef's French Olive OIL
Especially recommended for
medicinal purposes because of
purity and freedom from adul-
teration.
: Small ~ Large
bottle, Z5c bottle, 65c
One gallon, $3.2s.
Riker's Bronchial Pastilles
for the relief of all throat ir-
ritations. The
box. lOc
Riker's Elixir of Iron. Qui-
nine and Strychnine. valu.
able in fortifying the system
against the rigors of
winter. The bottle. I5c
Riker's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil, prepared from the
best selected Norwegian cod
livers, Of absolute purity and
strength. The
bottle. QUO
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Household
Remedies

and drugs put up in con-
venient quantities with
plain labels giving dosage,
etc. These drugs and
mixtures are of standard
quality and sold under the
Riker and Hegeman guar
antee.