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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-01

of Mr.. CLARK" said Bryan. "I
know him too well. l know the
record of his honest sincere years
of public service too we'll"
But however well I, or Mr..
Clark's friends, may know his
sincerity, we cannot transfer our
belief in him to the people of
America"
"And so long as Mr.. Clark
is accepting the nomination
through the aid of the New York
delegation, the people will doubt
him"
"Inever questioned Mr.. Clark's
sincerity. But l do question the:
sincerity of his managers. They
have been dickering with New
York"
"The vote of New York is not
the vote of,the Democrats of New
York. 1t is merely the vote of
Mr.. Murphy, and the vote of Mr..
Murphy is the vote of the preda-
tory interests.
Clark arrived in Baltimore just
after the convention adjourned
Saturday night. This was well.
Clark wanted to take the platform
against Bryan, but his friends
persuaded him against this fool
ishness.
Clark then went into confer
ence with w. R. Hearst, Ollie
James, Dave Francis, Gumshoe
Bill Stone, John Temple Graves,
and Sen. Reed, Mo.
The result of the conference
was bitter attack on Bryan, and
a question asking him why he, {
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for the first time took the lead
from Clark. The S0th ballot gave
Wilson 400, Clark ass.
Clark, with all his 90 tainted
New York votes, has only 141z
more votes than he had on the
first ballot.
I Yet it does not seem as if Will
son can be nominated. The Clark
men are too bitter; the Wall
street crowd hate Wilson too
much.
There is much talk of a dark
horse, but no centering of dark
horse sentiment on any one man.
Indiana has dropped Governor
Marshall and thrown its votes to
Wilson.
There's been a lot of talk of
Sen. Kern, but. Kern says he'd
rather stay senator than be pres
ident,
A boom wasstarted for Gov.
Foss of Massachusetts,, but it fell
fiat and was in a state of almost
total collapse today.
\ Chairman Ollie James had a
little boomlet of his own, but it
fell fat almost Immediately.
The bitterness has been evident
since Saturday night, when
Champ Clark arrived in town on
a flying trip from Washington.
Clark came to answer Bryan's
charge that he was allied with the
Morgan-Ryan Belmont preda-
tory interests.
He was fighting mad, and is
sued a statement calling Bryan a
9troifOr 70 the t0or-+v opd 70 O,,,-
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsrATE-IMPRovED.

ON A CORNER on 4TlI AVE.
and street. little 4-room
Rouse and lot lx5 rods. fac
ing south and west The house. does
- one OF the best apartment corners In
me city. There is a $1,000 mortgage on
s .ne property. and any reasonable ofer
ior l the owners equity will be accepted.
90 and look IL over.
s''o VIII bug q neat little home. II
naS only rooms the lot is 33r1I3 feet i:
- nice fruit trees. chicken coops, coal
sned; lot all fenced; 800 cash and bal
ance slo per month. Located on 10Th
EAST near 11th South
EioOo-Cood i-room frame house on
suller street, 1ith East bet. 4th and 9TH
south; lot 33Xl32 feet TO alley. Can ar
range terms.
E2ooo-on 18th South near state St.
on corner. a splendid Groom frame
mouse; lot 13ixi75 feet. Has chicken
mouse, flowing we'll good water right;
moderate terms VIII buy It.
Inc lots on 18th East and 9Th South
must he sold at once, and they viii be
sold. First come, first served. The cor
ner, Slx1e0 10 alley, will go for Sll0o.
and the lot 40x160 TO alley a few steps
south, for $500. All assessments paid,
Can make very reasonable terms.
A. RICHTER. 73 So. Main street.
Phones Sal
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THE GOLDEN WEST LAND COM
PANY,
Suite 415 and 41s. Boston Building, Salt
Lake City.
ANNOUNCE
That all business pertaining to the SELL
Ing Of Its lands Will be direct with the
company and not through agents.
THE GOLDEN WEST LAND COM
PANY Is offering special low prices on
their PARK VALLEY orchard and farm
lands. We invite practical and expert
enced farmers TO investigate this land.
Before making sale we prefer to show
the purchaser over the land, In order that
he may be convinced by actual observa-
ton of the values, and the absolute fair
ness OF the price. We solicit the oppor-
tunity Of making appointments and fur
nlshing our expert land salesman to ac-
company those interested in securing
bargain In land,
The company has 10000 acres to dis
pose or The choicest land will be Sc
lccted first. DON'T DELAY. Write us
for appointment. or call at our office
and We will be pleased to give YOU full
information regarding our PARK VAL
LEY LANDS.
THE GOLDEN WEST LAND CON-
isis BOSTON BLDG,
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.
Phone Wasatch 1884.
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NICELY FURNISHED IOTfSEKEEP-
ing rooms, free lights. bath. every
thing. % North 1st West. uelvetia apis
XII
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BREAD FOR SALE CHEAP AT
Royal Baking Co. stale bread depot
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Efficient Employees

There's present demand that's echoed from
every of busnessthe whole atmosphere of the bus
world is permeated with 1.-THE demand for efficiency
Those who are skilled capable and fitted to bear
sponsiby workers who do their task with least
sbc lost motonhcy the that efficiency demands
Efficient workers. trained executives well those
for minor positions close students of The Tribune
Wants
If you would have your organization composed Of
workers who efficient Mr. Employer make full of
The Tribune Want Columns.
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uoIJsEs. ALI; KINDS. EoCn5aa5' 70 i5a j Main
"A prlces. Tutue 1895
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MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
Including gas. 62s Richards st s2916
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FOR SALE
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.

~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~-
If YOU WISH TO REALIZE THE
greatest amount of profit and pleasure
from your poultry investment. equip your
yard with Hills portable poultry houses
and brooder houses; over 200 satisfied
users in Salt Lake City alone testify TO
the substantial merit of these houses for
town and city use; interesting new cir
cular just issued, mailed free upon re-
quest. Phone Murray 80 or address
Lewis A. Hills. lock box 773. Salt Lake
City. %470
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--.,r AND 5-ROOM MODERN
.Ifages. Janitof se' e13o1
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FOR RENT
roIIsrs UNFTrRN1sEED

nooM MODERN Home: KtM Tcs,, I
.ronsbe Inquire gov xi63
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
South. NS5a
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THREE ROOMS. GROUND FLOOR,
gas and coal range. i5 South 1st
West. XTS5
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BOOM COTTAGES, LUCY AVE.
OH and 10th South. West TEN
sio por month. Boutwell, q Nc,
rehv. 613 Park bldg. pEoo'
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coM MoDERN: RENT nnIy mEASHG J}G
~: ~ rear i5S ". ath So ApSS nsoa
+-n,id Chocolate Co.
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! TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping. IS East 5th
South. N7S6
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FOR SALE
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE WE
seli all makes OF machines, new and
sIlghtly used. at lowest prices. We rent
9@nn @ repair. Semloh hotel, 109 Il. End 50;
Bell 1903 p2952
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FRONT SUITES. GAS RANGE. F. L.,
phone also sleeping rooms: reasonable.
rs r. sth South. s2oI3
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TWO ROOMS FURNISHED FOR
housekeeping. 407 e. 3rd South. Hy-
land 149-N. s2S3i
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IA ROOM MODERN HOUSE, HOT
"a hent and partly furnished; S5I
-oa south. Phone SaSi-Z. reason
rsnt TO right party. poooo
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4 BROOM COTTAGE; CLOSE oa7i ~;
YirIand 1O-M, Ind. 11l5l. Owe
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, FUR
nished. 263 Moth West Temple. p405
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CHIMNEY SWEEPING

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
cleaning. Leave orders at DruehI &
Franken's. Ind. 100 sl3S
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I00M MOD. -, ~ co,,b 81 PHO
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TYPEWRITERs

WE RENT TYPEWRITERs
Ali makes repaired. exchanged and sold.
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co, 66 West
2nd So. Phones 430, Established 1904
- o2l87
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DOUBLE PARLORS, NICELY FUR
nished for light h. H.; mod; private
family. 5l1 fth East. s2S23
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THE GOLDEN WEST LAND CO.
suite 41o-l6. Boston bldg. Park Valley
orchard and farm lands. s2349
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TOR RENT-sToRERooMs
LIVERY STABLES


MCOY'S STABLE CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and sold.
Both phones ST. c1f1
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WALLPAPER CLEANING
FURNITURE REPAIRING


w. WILLIAMS & SON. 166 N ST BELL.
1Ssh-k. Upholslering, chairs recaned.
o54a
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND REUP-
Eol5tered; cotton and hair mattresses
mF.de over. Up -to-Date Furniture Co..
30 8. w. Tomple. Bell 2l21- o2ecI
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

TELEPHONE 4. T.. JUDD. AGENT
for catalogue of Milwaukee ,Concret,
Mixer. Ind. ielSS. xss;
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MASSAGE

MISS HELD. MASSAGE. ELECTRICAL
and vibratory treatments, cabinet
baths. attendants. Apt S26 Brooks ar
cade bid, Ord SO, and State sts, Eleva-
tor service, Ind, 2592. si42s
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PAINTING AND KALSCMIN-
ING
WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. 6S EAST lST So,
ESQ rooms; rates. 35c. soc and Zoe; mod
ern; baths. 15c, n1338
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8 CLEAN FURNISHED II. X. ROOMS:
mod; gas range. IS W 5th So X62o
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ROOMS FURNISHED FOR II K. OR
with board; ground floor 3l1 So. eth
East. x657
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ELECTA CHAPTER NO.
~ S. order Eastern star
M8 Stated meetings third
dSlSM Tuesday OF each month.
SPNA Masonic temple. corner
Second East and First
VI South Visiting members
v cordially Invited.
LUCENA MARCEL, w. 81.
ESTELLA HALL. Secretlry.
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

MAKE FULL USE OF THE WANTS IN
getting in touch with realty that Is In
the market. Owners and agents make
IL point to watch Want inquiries
closely.
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UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title insurance:
attend TO all details In transferring and
mortsaeing land titles. Capital s25o.o0o
235 Main s2351
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TWO NICE CLEAN LIGHT HOUSE
Keeping rooms, gas range, everything
handy: walking distance; no dogs S52
East 4th South. Phone Ind. l3l7l 1929
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tcontinucd on page ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-08
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED FOR
LOCAL ELkS' LODGE.
Installation Ceremonies VIII BE Held
In Handsome Lodge Room on
April =

Lodge No. $40, y, Z. o. Eo Of Tulsa.
held its annual election Of officers
Thursday night. Those elected were
ms follows: j. W. Woodford, exalted
rulori o. c. Boone, esteemed leading
kllght william A. Brownlee, esteem
ed loyal knight, Roy $. Dodd, esteem
ed lecturing knight John j. Slack.
tler; Rex S. walker, secretary; A. u.
Alison, treasurer; Charles A. Baker.
trustee; j NJ, Berry ana l.. g. Wells,
members building association; John o.
Mitchell, delegate to grand lodge; L..
G. Wells, alternate.
The new officers viii be installed
April 2. The local Elks lodge Is tho
argcs, In the state, ana its handsome
home at the corner OF Third and
Boulder " pointed to with pride by the
local members and Elks elsewhere, as
well. To hold an office I'm the Tulsa
lodge is considered high honor, and
the selections made Thursday night
are in keeping with the high standard
long ago set by the Ells
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-08
FED H.. GRAND JURY Al NINI.
"o. NIsHEs WORK.
'cS/
Returns First S.o,- ents Since state.
hood, for I'M. W Liquor
Into Old Oh,. r

NINlTA, Okla, March , ,pe-
cial) THE federal grand jury which
has been in session at this place for
the past three days, ended Its work
this afternoon, returning long list
of indictments, Prominent among
the indictments which were brought
in Were those for introducing intoNl-
eating liquors into Eastern Oklahoma
the first 10 be returned since the un-
tied States court Of appeals at ST.
Louis rendered It's decision IN tho
Friedman case. declaring that state
hood did not remove the Federal regu-
lations regarding the presence of IL
quor IN what once constituted the In
dian Territory.
Two cases from Tulsa county were
good for indictments. one was that
OF Ben Quarrels, for mail larceny and
the other was that Of Sam Osborn,
indicted for tampering with a regis.
tered letter George Nantz of Nova.
Ia, was also held on the charge Of
lmpersonating an officer. Two in
dictments were brought in against the
Frisco railway company for violating
the quarantine law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-08
CONSIDER Head FOR
STATE university
LIST OF MEN UNDER CONSIDER
ALTON HAS NOW NARROW
ED DOWN TO FIVE.

OKLAHOMA CITY. March T.
The state board Of education, after
considering the qualifications of about
twenty-five candidates for the presi-
dency of the state university Thurs
day afternoon, has narrowed down
the list of possibilities to five and the
subject of selecting a president will
be taken up Friday.
The five men now under considera-
tion are Dr Horn. president of the
University of New York; DR.. Dabney,
president Of the University Of Gin
cinnati. Dr. Cralghead, president of
Tulane University. New Orleans; DR..
Brooks. superintendent of the Boston
Public Schools and DR.. Robert j. All
ley. president OF the University Of
Maine.
All Of the men under consideration
are widely known in the educational
world any one Of whom would be
able to make success of the univer-
sity. Two of the men. Or. Dabney
of the University of Cincinnati. and
Dr. Craighead OF Tulane. have axcep-
tionally high recommendation
None Of the five men will under
consideration are candidates fof the
presidency, but II is understood tha
any one OF them will accept II the po
sition is rendered TO ham.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REPUBLICAN MASS MEET
M.

. There will be a mass meet
. ing of all republicans Of the
% city in republican headquar-
. ters tonight in the World
o building. At this meeting all
. republicans are urged to come
. prepared to assist In planning
. to get the registration of each
. precinct out in full. We need
9 the loyal assistance Of all
o persons that will contribute to
. this end.
. The city committee and the
r. campaign executive commit
(! tee are urged to be present
% promptly at 1880 O'Clock p. m.
o There is business of import
. ance to be transacted and
- each committeeman should be
o present and be able to make
. a report for his precinct.
. All candidates are urged to
. be present, and those that
. have intention OF filing for
o any city office, are asked to be
. present. There will be speak
. ers on the program and any
o republican desiring to partE-
. ipate in open discussion of any
I. topic relative to the coming
. city election Is urged to eX-
. press his views.
. i. o. CAVITT,
. u. c. CONNER, Chairman
. Secretary.
.
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WABASH WRECK
IS DISASTROUS
FOUR KILLED AND SCORES IN
JURED NEAR WEST LEBA-
NON, INDIANA.
train JUMPED The TRACK
Nearly Every Passenger on the Con-
tiyncntaI Limited Was Either
Injured or Killed.

DANVILLE. Ills, March 7.--Foul
persons were killed and nearly there
score injured early tonight at Red
wood bridge, two miles west Of West
Lebanon, Ind, by the derailment OF
the Continental limited train, west
bound, on the Wabash railroad. All
the cars left the rails and some OF
them turned over. A broken rail is
said to have caused the accident. The
locomotive remained on the rails
Peru, Ind, and Decatur, Ills, sent
scene. The wounded were rapidly
placed aboard "A special train and
hurried to Danville.
Passengers were preparing to dine
when the whole train seemed to
swerve TO one side and then piled up
alongside the track. The baggage
and mail cars suffered the most.
Nearly every passenger was hurt
and two or three were killed instant
ly. Others were pinned down by seats
or splintered timbers. The unin-
jured dragged the wounded from the
overturned cars, with the exception
of those who could not be extricated
until wrecking derricks arrived.
Fires We're Kindled.
Along the snowy banks Of the rail-
road, fires were kindled to keep the
women and children warm. Resi-
Il \ -. ID a
crossing hurried to the wreck with
hot coffee and bandages for the
wounded.
The train was one hour and twen-
ty minutes late and was travelling 40
miles an hour when rail broke un-
der the weight of the engine.
The engine stayed on the track but
seven coaches including a mail car
baggage and express and day coach,
parlor cars and three sleepers were
hurled from the track rolling over
and over down the steep embankment
and landing so feet from the track.
Three sleepers were empty when the
wreck occurred. The parlor car had
about thirty passengers, some Of
whom were badt.-injured. Passen-
gers escaped through windows
The engine. which remained on the
rails, was run to a village three miles
distant where the alarm was given.
a flagman, who was in the diner,
escaped with slight injuries and ran
back two miles to West Lebanon.
Doctors and citizens hurried to the
scene In automobiles and afoot and
joined the more fortunate OF the
Continued on page ~
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INSURANCE RATE
TO BE Lowered
FIRE PREVENTION BOARD MAX
ING \ THOROUGH INVESTI-
CATION or TULSA.
IS CLEANEST CITY IN STATE
Believed That Their Report VIII Rec
of Insurance Rates.

The Fire Prevention board Of the
National Uderwritcrs' ASSOCIATION,
composed Of about ten experts from
different portions of the United States,
accompanied by as many more special
agents OF insurance companies oper-
ating in Oklahoma, Will today COM
plcte the weeks task of Inspecting
every building within the fire limits
of Tulsa. The result of this inspection
Will be made known in a written re-
port that Will be furnished the city
officials and others.
As direct result of the excellent
condition of the city's buildings, from
a fire prevention standpoint, there Is
every indication that the local insur-
ance rates viii be lowered some time
during the present year. Tulsa al
ready has the lowest rating Of any city
or town in Oklahoma regardless Of
size. She is in the third and one-halt
class and has u basic rate of fifty-four
cents per hundred. This does not
mean, OF course, that every property
owner In the city is paying this rate
for his fire insurance, but It does
mean that none Of them should be
paying over this amount, providing
their buildings are in perfect condi.
ton. Some buildings in the business
district are insured at as low as a 35-
cent rate,
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believe south
POLE IS FOUND
REPORTED THAT AMUNDSEN
AND SCOTT WERE SUCCESS
FUL IN SEARCH.
REPORTS ARE CONFLICTING
one Report Says Scott Discovered tho
Poe But Later Reports Say Nor
Wegian Was the DisCoyercr.

LONDON, March 7.-While intense
interest has been aroused in the re-
suits attained by the South Pole eX.
petitions under command of Captain
Ronald Amundsen, the Norwegian eX-
plorer and Captain Robert +. Scott OF
the British Royal Navy, respectively,
which are returning from the antarc,
tic region, dispatches reaching here
on the subject are conflicting.
Captain Amundsen has arrived at
Hobart. Tasmania, on the steamer
Fran and according to the first word
from that port he declared that Cap
tain Scott had reached the pole Up
to a late hour tonight, however, no
word to that effect has come to Mrs.
Scott, wife of the British explorer,
who still doubted the achievement and
reiterated her hope that the news
would prove true.
Nor did Lieutenant Evans, the Lon.
don secretary of the Scott expedition,
receive any direct word of Captain
Scotts reported success, and he as
sumed that he would be among the
first notified, probably by a message
from Captain Scott himself, through
the agency of Captain Amundsen, If
1t had happened that the two explor.
ers crossed tracks after their dash to
the pole.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-08

Clean Cotton Rags wanted at this
office. VIII pay THREE CENTS a
pound for same.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-weather
forecast-Oklahoma: Rain or snow
Friday probably snow and colder SAT-
urday.