Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-19
WITH THE POLITICIANS

chicago, Juno lb.-No man and
his wife in Chicago because " the re-
publican national convention, are at
tucuug amy more attention than Mr.
aud Mrs Fat burc ut oklahoma. b"rc
Is ono Of the leading Roosevelt dele
gates from his homo state ana has
been attending national conventions
aud political gatherings ever since he
was old enough 10 vote and that's a
few years ago Mrs. Dore Is like her
husband 10 tho extent Of being "a re-
publican but she is decidedly opposed
10 his choice for the presidential noml-
nation.
ln every hotel lobby In Chicago
whore delegates are congregntod, ana
that includes several OF the smaller,
outlying hotels Cash Cado of OK
mhoma, for instance. who stopped
on the north side three miles from
Convention nall, for n night and q
day-M Mrs. Patrick j. Dore Is known
as the woman who had the courage to
think for herself
Patrick has a wonderful gold
watch ana chain to fall back on AT
any time no becomes fearful his bet
ter half is receiving too much space
In the Chicago newspapers. There Is
no more unique timepiece In Chicago
than the one Pat carries.
Have you noticed Pats chain?" Is
a common question about the Rooso-
Welt headquarters at the Congress.
And be sure and see the watch that
goes with IT," your "onsiderate In
o.. ~ a
Wrapped Around His Body
Several years ago Dore came into
possession Of tho chain, which Is made
out of Il solid weave of gold. the dust
coming from Colorado mines. There
are two four foot strands and the
chain measures eight feet when
stretched out The owner is forced
10 wrap the chain around his body
and II stretches from one side Of his
vest TO a pocket on the other side, Be
cause Of the heavy gold plate I'm the
center Of that part Of the chain that
can be seen, II is very conspicuous.
Dorc's forcfathors were miners in
Colorado ana the chan has been hand
ed down for a number OF years, When
asked If It had quite II history, the
Oklahoman ualvcly replied well,
yes but don't say much about thar
part, as l have never been very
thoroughly convinced that these re
lativcs histories ever amounted to
much"
The gold dust from which the chain
is made was mined at Ouruy COL. and
the chain was woven at Denver. The
watch, which is as big as a twenty
nine cent alarm clock, is also native
OF Colorado that is. the case is of
solid gold from that state In this
instance the gold was shipped to Bos
ton, Mass, where the ease was made
and the works installed.
Regular "Stcm Windcr."
Pat only Is required TO wind his
watch once every day and half
thirty hours. Asked how he pre-
vented getting "halled up on the
halves, he replied: "Oh, ] Just give
the key a few twists every night when
retire" lie declined to explain
away the question. How about those
nights when you forget to 20 TO bed go
The umcpiece contains an old style
Howard movement and the case IS
the heaviest the Boston watch works
has ever turned out Dore placed the
Namaton on the watch and chain at
$500.
According TO Mrs. p. J. Sullivan
whose husband Is state senator in
wyoming. he feels this way about suf-
fragc: "The women who have been
in the Wyoming legislature make bet
ter speeches than the men, and that