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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27
TULSANS PROMINENT
1T COLORADO resort
OFFICIAL TULSA WE'LL REPRE-
sENTED by COUNTY ATTORNEY
AND DISTRICT JUDGE.

MANITOU, Colo. Aug. 26.-(spe-
cialD TULSA, okla, among other OK
lahoma cities. is unusually wei repre-
sentcd In Manitou and Colorado
Springs with the vacationists this year.
Judge Rayard T. Hayner yesterday
started for his Tulsa home. after
spending several weeks climbing
mountains and visiting the points Of
scenic interest in the Colorado Rock
les.
County Attorney Pat Maloy, Of
Tulsa county, with Mrs, Malioy had
Il pretty cottage here during the
summer which they are just vacating,
Mrs. Malloy TO go to her former home
atsiouN city, Iowa, for a short stay
and Mr. Malloy to return to Tulsa.
Judge Lewis NJ. Poe. district judge
of Tulsa and Pawnee counties, Is re-
cuporuung from seasons hard work,
has been living the life of a recluse,
taking long walks and climbing miles
into the mountains lie has complete
~ regaluod his health and tells friends
with whom he is staying in Colorado
Springs that he never felt so well be
fore. Attorney Harry Campbell is
also enjoying the mountain air.
Mrs. Earl Kesserling has been a
visitor for several weeks, AS have Mr.
ana Mrs. Lou Ladd who are accom-
panied 10y Mrs Prater and her son.
This party leaves for home tomorrow
MIR. Prater is the Tulsa representative
of the Ladd n Eysenhach OH com
pany
Charles Page, the Tulsa millionaire
who owns the Acacia, the next best
hotel in Colorado Springs, is an oc-
casional visitor here from Denver.
Wm. Smith, Carl Crossey and Glenn
Condor are vacatlonists from Tulsa
Condor has been invited by Captain
Honeywell, pilot of the great balloon,
Uncle Sam" to sail with him in the
races which are to be held here this
week He viii probably accept.
Tulsa viii be prominently represent
ed in the carnival and automobile
contests in which oklahoma hopes this
week TO retain the honors won last
year when she defeated Tennessee,
Texas Colorado and other states In
the south and west for the largest
number OF automobile entries.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27
SOLD CHEAP MILK
IN "H0RLICK NIL" JAR

w. w. Pearce. manager at Park and
Washington, pleaded guilty before JUS
tice OF the Peace Bell to selling a
cheaper grade of matted mix in Jars
in which 'Horlick's Matted Mix had
been blown and when Horlicks Malt
ed MIX was called for. He was fined
S25 and costs The complaint was
signed 10y Food Commissioner Bailey,
who is determined to stop the practice
Of substituting one brand for another
without notification OF the suhstitu
ton being made.-Oregon Sunday
Journal, Portland, oregon,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27

addition TO these plants, the large
concern owns plants at independence,
KAN, and at other towns, forming al
most "a complete line to Kansas city
Concerning the reported sale Of the
Tulsa Corporation company a recent
issue of the Financial World" runs
las follows:
Negotiations are believed 20 have
been completed by +. W. Brooks and
company for the purchase OF the Tulsa
Corporation by Samuel insult of the
Commonwealth Edison company 1t
Is understood that the consideration
was approximately S1,0OO,OG0.
The Tulsa Corporation does all the
electric light and power business in
rulsa, the third largest city in okla
homa The company Is bonded for
$4,000 and is now earning about
per cont on its stock. The entire issue
has been placed privately 10y bankers.
Mir Insult viii probably merge this
property into one of his large hold
ing and operating companies.
l.. u. c. Ban, OF st. Louis, president
OF the Tulsa Corporation, when in
Tulsa the latter part Of last week, was
Inclined to ridicule the purportcd sale
Of the Tulsa concern.
He laughed openly at the price in
newspaper dispatches from Chicago as
that paid for the Tulsa properties,
which was s1.OOO.OOO saying that 1t
could not possibly be half that
amount.
Yet. following the policy Of the local
officers OF the concern, he made no
absolute denial OF the sale. He re-
turned Friday to St Louis. 1t was
rumored his visit here had some bear
ing on the supposed purchase.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27

Oryllle Wright, the surviving MEM
her of the world-famous Wright
brothers, and considered the most
careful aviator In the world, is wear
Ing a lump over his right eye as tho
result of an accident which he SUI
fercd while experimenting In his new
hydroaeroplane several miles south OF
Dayton. lie fen 20 or 80 feet into
the Miami river whom one OF tho
wings Of the plane failed to work
properly The force OF the fan was
broken by the operation Of the hydro
plane attachment out the aviator
was struck I'm the face 2lth one Of the
broken parts of the machine Wright
swan ashore and secured the aid ~
some farmers ana their horses to
Iull the machine on dry land.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27

Best OIL Page OF any newspa-
per in oklahoma, every day.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-17

Roosevelt delegates tried to get
into that Michigan convention
through windows, side doors and
basement. No use talking, a lot
of coal holes have got to be pro-
vIded for that Chicago conven~
ton hall by June Is.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
NO CRIME TO SHOOT MO1ORIST
KANSAS JURY VERDICT CAUSES
TROUBLE.
Farmers Now Place Boards with
Nails UP In Roads to Pune.
ture Tires.

lola, Kan. Sept. II. IT II isn't a
Grim. to saoot d motorist Who runs
down your dog then surely 1t isn't
even breach OF etiquette To wreck
the machine OF ;he car owner aho
drives your way so frequently as to
annoy you with his monotonous bObk'
honk.
This apparently il the view Of some
unknown person In the southern part
OF Allen County. No sooner had a
Bourbon County jury composed OF
farmers returned u verdict Of not gull.
~ Ia the case Of Sam Sallee. charged
with a murierous assault upon {. d.
County man concealed a board driven
full OF nails. points up, In the road
directly In the wheel track OF the
road leading west from Petrolia.
Motor clubs have offered "a reward
for the arrest and conviction OF i;he
lieye the man was encouraged to AT.
tempt the injury Of cars by the Yer.
lict Of the Bourbon County jury ip the
ease OF Sallee.
&. -. Sanders AMI party OF friends
were motoring along the road near
pleasanton On their way To Kansas
City. Sallec's dog ran out and was run
over by the motorist. Sallee. with a
22.caliber rifle fired at the party. the
bullet striking Sanders In The head.
but passing out AZ u point which did
not result In a dangerous wound.
Saliee was arrested CHARGED with a
fcloni0us assault. The defense did
not attempt tn show that Sallee did
not fire 'he shot. hut cOnt,nded that
the practice ui the average mo,OrIst
is such rs would Justify any one lnJur'
ID. In attacking them.
Now comes the attempt % wrecn
motor ears on the public roads and
the motorists are aroused.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
THIRD PARTY TO GET ON TICKET
Missopri Taft Men Hsy Co to su.
preme Court In Effort TO Bar
Progressives.

jefferson city, Sept. 1.-THE Pro
gressiye state 'icket VIII so on the
official ballot. Cornelius Roach. see.
Rotary Of state. 80 tells the state com.
mittee of the new party. That makes
II necessary for the Tai, men to go
% the supreme court 10 keep II or
the ballot.
John e. Mckinley. the Republican
candidate for governor. said he would
take no part In such court action. How
ever, = legal proceeding will be- instl'
tuted by other Taft men In an effort to
<eep the Progressive candidates on the
ballot. Otto stifel and "I.iv" Morse
so announced. although Just what form
that action will be they did not say.
twenty-five OF the thirty.two state
committeeman present made the Pro.
gresslye party "a legal party In the
full sense Of the term under the Mis-.
souri, Law by organizing as the law re.
puires and by adopting u declaration
~ principles or platform which has
been filed with the secretary OF state.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
PLAGUE OUTBREAK IN MISSOURI
Three Deaths From Meningitis
Among Nodaway County
Horses.

Columbia. Mo. Sept. Meningitis
among horses, which has killed 5000
horses IN Kansas, has broken out IN
Missouri. according to reports Just
received here. Three deaths have
been reported In Nodaway county an
several other horses are believed I
have the disease. nr. q. II. Leach
DEPUTY state veterinary, IL treatini
the cases there. Reports OF severa
other scattered cases have been re-
ceived. but there Is no definite infor
nation except the cases In NodawaA
county. around Maryville.
DIR. Samuel sheldon. state vet?r'
marian, is In Kansas investigating IN
causes OF the disease and the remed
for II so that he can take action II
case OF an epidemic,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
DENVER OFFICIALS INDICTED
MANY CHARGED WITH vioLAT.
ING THEIR OATHS.
Grand Jury Session Results In Re.
turn OF Bills Against Over 100
Persons, Some Widely Known.

Denver. Sept. ti.--Following an in.
vpstigation Of months, indictments
we're returned by the grand jury
against Mayor Arnold and Police Com
missioners Blakeley, Creel and Nc
Grew. ex.Mayor Speer and former Po-
lice Commissioners Hewitt, Davern
and barton. on a charge Of having
violated their oaths Of Office In per-
hitting vice to flourish.
Other city officials and former OFF,
cials indicted are: Chief Of Police
Felix O'Neill. ex.Chief Of Police Ham,
iiton Armstrong. all members OF the
school board. James holland. former
secretary OF the police board, and
James A. Luddy. present secretary OF
the board. Three high officials OF
the International Trust company also
were indicted and - Of the indict-
ments are said to be against widely
known persons charged with owning
property used for immoral purposes.
T.. u. Field, president Of the Noun.
tain state Telegraph and Telephone
company. WAS indicted on charge 81
illegally using and obstrncting the
streets with poles and eires. his
son. y. D. Field. was Jointly Indicted.
4 total Of about 100 indictments were
returned. most Of the remainder being
against the owners Of property used
az resorts. or proprietors Of the re-
sorts,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
QUARANTINE At
LEAvENWORTH
Both Horses and Dogs Barred From
Government Reservation.
TROOPS GUARD ALL APPROACHES
State Prison Warden viii Also Act
Horse Plague Now Reported In
New Jersey and Northern
Nebraska.

Leavenworth, Kan, Sept. 11.--War.
den McClaushrey Of the United
States prison declared the 7O0.acre de
partment Of Justice reservation quar-.
antined against horses and dogs az .
precaution against the horse plague.
Warden Codding Of the state prison at
Lansing took the 100 head OF horses
belonging to the state on pasture. and
probably will declare a quarantine i'm
mcdiately.
The officials here are considering
the ACCESSIBILITY Of quarantining the
city against all outside horses. The
government military reservation =
quarantine. which went into eject at
noon. was rigidly enforced. All road
ways leading to the reserve we're
guarded by q detail OF enlisted men
and officers. The quarantine affects
logs an well az horses. and all stray
logs found on the reservation are be-.
ing killed. All dogs at the army post
must be kept indoors.
by q special order. a Wild West
show carrying hundreds OF horses will
be permitted to give its exhibition on
the edge Of the reservation. as ad
vcrtised. az there is no show ground
In the city. The troops Of cavalry
will be- on guard around the tents
however. and no horse will be allowed
to pass the dead line"
II liz the intention to keep the quar-.
antine In effect NJ long as there ID
danger Of the epidemic spreading.
Government Sends Experts.
Washington. Sept. 1.-THE depart.
nent of agriculture has arranged 10
have II experts Join In the crusade
against the ravages Of spinal men.
nights among the horses Of Kansas
and Nebraska. These veterinarians
will assemble at Lincoln. Neb.. and M
Dodge City, Kan. IL being assigned
to Kansas and five to Nebraska.
Maiady Spreads TO North.
Omaha. Neb.. Sept. 1.-THE horse
plague has appeared In northern Ne
braska. and a half dozen counties
north OF the Platte river reported
deaths from the disease.
infests New Jersey. .,,
Mays Landing. y. j.. Sept H..
Horse owners In Atlantic county are
worried over an epidemic Of spinal
meningitis. which il killing horses n,
a rapid rate.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
TELLS OF CAMPAIGN EXPENSES
PROGRESSIVE COMMITTEE GIVES
CUT STATEMENT.
Over $4,000 Already Spent In Effort
to Elect President-eig
Contributors Listed.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE Progress
siye national committee has JUS
made public a statement Of receipts
and expenditures In connection with
the Roosevelt campaign. The state.
ment covers only the period between
July I and the present and does no;
deal with Roosevelts preconyentior
their campaign will be the least ex.
pensive ever held In the United
States.
The reports from July I, the
present total &53.321 for the New
York headquarters and sl,sI2 for the
Chicago Offices. There are some 80,
contributors. the majority womes
most OF whom gave 81 each.
George ". Perkins and Frank A.
Munsey each gave $4,000. but no con.
tlibution by either OF the Pinchots. b,
Medill Mccormick or by Col. Roose.
welt himself was listed up to the pres.
ont.
To date. from July I. the party has
spent $aI,6S2.33. has unpaid bills OF
$3.lGl.61 and contract obligations for
various things of sj3.iai.,O additional
In this city, while In Chicago 49,.
;;iOs has been spent. Among the
larger contributors are included.
George Moore, 5000: Mrs. Dudley
n. Foulke. Richmond. Ind. $500;
George a. Sodcn and william Wrig
ley. Jr.. Chicago. $1,000 each: Mrs
Antonette Wood. New York. $4,000:
George r. Roosevelt, $1,000: Mrs
Emily y. Carew $500: Mrs. Leigh
Hunt, $500; Mrs Emeline Roosevelt
$500; W. 4. Roosevelt. Si,I0O: Charles
II. Davis and his six daughters OF
North Yarmouth. Mass. $1,000; Geo
=. Porter, Chicago, $1,000; John 7
McCutcheon, $3.50.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
MAY POSTPONE COURT SESSION
Ford County, Kansas, Farmers Refuse
To Leave Sick Horses TO
Attend.

Dodge city, Kan, Sept. lit H.
probable the next term OF the Ford
county district court viii be post
poned on account Of the horse plague,
every case involves one or more farm.
ers. either as principals or jurors and
hey intimate an absolute refusal to
leave their sick horses and neglect
heir farm work, which IL already
udly behind because OF the plague.
I IN practically certain none Of the
4 civil suits viii be tried, but two
'riminal cases may be prosecuted II a
own jury can be- obtained.
Because Of the rayages OF the horse
plague at his farm. W. II. Pottorn Is
auling wheat to market here with Il
nreshing engine. lie hauls 500 bush.
is tip.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
WRECK INJURIES TWENTY-FIVE
Nickel Plate Passenger Train Crash.
ed Into Switch Engine Near
Erie, Pa.

Erie. IA, Sept, il,--Twenty'hve
persons are reported injured, hut no
one Killed. In n collision between a
passenger train on the Nlchol Plate
and . switch engine At Wesley lie.
near here.
Tho reports ~ the wreck hav" been
conflicting but officials OF ~" com
pany say no one was injured FATALLY.
The wreck knocked down t"lcg aph
roles aud made communication with
the wreck difficult,
Wreckipg crews were sent from
here and hospl,nl train made mp
10 bring the Injured to the local hos
pitfalls. The private car oi A. W.
johnson. general manager. VAS At
tachcd to the wrecked train, bt'
whether any OF the occupants we're
injured II not known.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
American Association.
DAILY MARKET REPORT.



Kpnsas City, Sept, lO.--Cattlc- Stc~s.
nS0l,IoLO: COWS, s2,4Oa6.> 40: heifers,
s325G s5O: stockers and feeders ~ 5ba
7.bO. Hogs. Bulk Of sales h,Aom S,s5:
shecp-I.ambs, St25U725; fair to rhoics
wcth.rs, 81 s5Ma<o: ewes. -, 25W 40
Chicago Sept, lO.-Beef Steers, fhI61
l0.T0: COWS and h.ifers, S3O0n 500: stock
ers and feeders, S&.25Qs.00 Hogs hulk
Of s.ies. ". .om $50. Sheep, lambs, $500
0T5b,
81, Louis, Sept. l0.--Bccf Steers, $3.50
1850; stockers AMI feeders, Nb0m72 rs:
cows and heifers. st00Mh,5: southern
steers, s. e5msoo. Hors-riss and lights.
5000 800. Sheep Natives, $3.50 $50;
lambs. 5000 100.
Kansas City, Sept, 10, Close; Wheat
Sept. size: Dee. ssc: May. s0c. Corn
Sept. 6sasc; Dee, ease; May. 1910 Oats
Sept, 3g7sc; Dee, 324c; May, 3tAc.
Chicago, Sept. i0,-Close; Wheat
sept, siisc; Dec, so7sc; May. s5%c. Corn
Sept. 32c; Dec, 32kc; May, %kc
ST. Louis. Sept. i0.--Cash; Wheat
Lower: track No. . red. Si.Oidl.0s: No.
2 sard, sOa s2c. Corn Weak: track No.
2. 77M7shc: No. 2 white, 7sh@SOc. Oats
Weak; track No 2. 3ih d32c: No, .
white. 3+c. Rye lower. 7Ohc. Futures:
Wheat Higher; Dec. sl7ic; May, s6%c.
Corn Lower; Dec. 5Oskc; May. 81 &c.
Oats-Steady: Dec, 81 7sc; May, sac.
Produce.
Kansas city, Sept, iO.--Eggs. zee dos
seconds. Ice. Poultry -Rroiiers, Ice;
hens. lac: turkeys, l0Gl2c Butter. 2sho;
packing stockt 20hc. Potatoes, 666seeI
sweet potatoes. S00S0c.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
RAIN DAMAGE IS $4,000 DAILY
Tampa, Florida. Has Had over IA
Inches This Week--street Car
Traffic Abandoned.

Tampa, Fla, Sept. ll.-Damage est
mated al several hundred Thousand
dollars has RESULTED from torrenfal
aims here since last Saturday. The
damage Is estimated at $4,000 daily
The precipitation In Tampa since
noon Saturday Is laos inches, break
ing all records for 20 years.
Tampa suburbs are flooded and high
tides continue sweeping over the sea
walls Suburban street ear traffic hat
been abandoned. 1000 telephones ar'
on, Of commission and fully 30 houses
have been undermined, Rains still
continue.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
Jooljn Car Men Strike.

Joplin, Mo, Sept. n.--FollowinG
Instructions OF the internato
union all employees Of the Joplin 4
Pittsburg Railway company. an cleo.
tric road. went on strike at midnight,
Every workman In the barns OF the
company and all motormen and con
,uct0rs are affected by the order.
No disorder has resulted No cars
viii be- run on the line unless the
company and employers committee
reach a settlement.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13

Topeka. Sept Il.-No new out
breaks OF the horse disease were
reported to !, II. Mercer, state live
stock sanitary commissioner, to noon.
lie had kilograms from iodeeman.
Lane and Pawnee counties that no
new cases had been reported 70 the
state veterinarians and only a few
deaths II is possible the disease has
been checked In some counties
through the prompt action OF the
farmers In taking their horses on the
pastures.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
Missouri Democrats Organize.

Jefferson city, Sept 1.-THE Demo.
cratic state committee organized here
by electing ID. G, McClung OF Jeffer.
son city chairman. L. A. Mcbride of
Warrensburg. secretary, and ex.Gov-
ernOr Doc.kery, treasurer,
Champ Clark was agreed upon MS
chairman OF the Democratic platform
convention, which viii 20 into session
AZ soon az the state committee com.
pletes it's organization. The greatest
interest among the committeeman OF
the Democratic party was centered on
the "hame rule" plank.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
ELV|NS NAMED
As CHAIRMAN
Republican State Convention Opens
at Jefferson City.
TO NAME NICHOLSON COM NI1Tee
Ne Formal Arrangements for Cam.
paien compieted-Frarers Of
State Platform TO Report At
Morning Session.

Jefferson city. Sept. li.-Former
Congressman Polite Elvins Of 81.
Francois county was elected chair.
manor the Republican state commit.
ts. s"b"at opposition when that body
assembled at noon. Charles d. Nor.
ris declined to be a candidate for
the place. although urged strongly to
do So Mr.. Morris stated some time
since that he would not accept an.
other term as chairman. More than
enough votes to elect had been
pledged TO Mr.. El,ins before the me,'r.
ing
The organization Of the committee
~as completed By the election Of
william T. f'indley OF St Louis AZ
secretary and Thomas X. Neidrins
baus OF -. Louis as treasurer.
No arrangements we're made for
che formal opening OF the campaign.
This will be arranged At u later meet.
Ing. either In Kansas city or st.
Louis. Great interest Was shown In
the Organization OF the committee and
the hall was crowded With people
during the session.
Convention Meets.
The Republican convention met i'm.
mediaiely after the committee nd.
jOurned. Polite El,ins VAS tempo.
rary chairman and W. r. Findley TEN.
porary secretary. An effort was
make To induce John &. Mckinley TO
consent to be permanent chairman OF
the convention but he declined Oh the
score of being too busy as chairman
Of the committee on resolutions.
There was only brief session OF
the convention ut night. 4 motion by
ChauLcey Kruger to appoint an ad.
yisory committee IN the cami,aign was
adopted This committee viii be an.
nounced In "A few days.
On motion Of Col Morse. Gov. Had.
ley was invited to address the con.
vention In the morning. The COVER.
nor will accept. lie would have
spoken before the convention before.
but for the Illness of Y member OF
his family.
The convention adjourned I'LL 10
o'clock In the morning when the plat
form committees viii report,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
CATTLE ON NEW CACTUS
oiet Of spineless Plant on California
Ranch Results In Increased
Milk.

Santa Rosa, Cal, Sept. 1.-two
rows put upon rigid diet Of spineless
cactus on a ranch near here week
ago with the object Of exhibiting them
at the state fair, are attracting the in.
terest OF dairymcn.
On the third day their milk output
had increased five pounds; on the
fourth day seven pounds, and on the
ilfth day nine pounds,
Two hogs also fed solely upon the
spineless cactus are thriving.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
OPPOSE PRIVATE DETECTIVES
Missouri Socialist Platform OF Have
Plank Making Business illegal
In state.

Jefferson City, Sept, IA plank
forbidding any private detective
agencies to operate In Missouri and {
strong home rule plank were features
of the Socialist platform adopted b,
the council Of that party here. l.. G
Pope of st, Louis was elected state
chairman.
Planks declaring that the state
should conduct the defense as we'll AZ
the prosecution OF all criminal cases
and forbi,lding the use of injnnctiOns
against labor unions also were
adopted.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
Killed BY q Blast.

Joplin, Mo-, Sept. IA premature
explosion of a shot in mine near
here killed Robert I.eizure and severe.
ly injured Robert Cannon, each IS
years old. The men were tampine u
shot when the dynamite exploded.
Fifteen other wOrkmen In the mine
We're showered with debris, but were
not hurt.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
A Fine for whipping Husband.

Tulsa. Ok. Sept. Flor publicly
horsewhipping her husband. Mrs.
Anna Goodwin. pretty and frail, was
fined In municipal court. She was
DRIVING downtown. she said. when
she saw Bedford Goodwin. her. hus
band, talking to another woman. She
leaped from the buggy and In the pres
ence OF Q large crowd thrashed him
Both were arrested, Goodwin protested
his innocence. but also was lined,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
Folk TO Stump for Wilson.

Jefferson city, Sept. ll.-Gov Jo-
seph W. Folk will drop his Chautua-
qua lectures September l3 and enter
the national campaign In behalf OF
Woodrow Wilson. His first campaign
speech viii be delivered at Ashland.
Kan, September 10, and will be fol.
lowed by other speeches up to cleo
tiOn.