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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-07
LOOSES
IN CAPITAL FIGHT

Muskogee Okla. Nov. Whether
or not the state capital shall be moved
back to Guthrie was still a mooted
suestion at / o'clock this morning,
both sides claiming victory by large
majorities and the face of the incom-
plete returns showing Oklahoma City
10000 in the lead of the actual votes
east for or against the amendment.
Several of the missing counties will
return good majorities for Guthrie
while some are conceded to Oklahoma
City. 1t is very doubtful if Guthrie
can overcome Oklahoma City's lead
Jas Guthrie must obtain majority of
all the votes cast
Incomplete returns received from 20
out of the II counties gave
Yes, 24,577
No, 40,7O9.
Secretary Fred Wenner Of the Guth-
rie state capital campaign committee,
declaring that he had received com
plete returns from all Of the larger
cities in the state and incomplete re-
turns from all of the II counties, is.
sued the following statement from
Guthrie last night.
Guthrie has carried Al of the n
counties on the vote thus far received
and will win permanent state capital
location easily, the constitutional
amendment carrying by 10000 ma
iority. The counties always conceded
to Oklahoma City are going that way
by less majorities than We had antici-
pated and some Of them are giving
majorities for Guthrie. including five
counties along the Red river The
total vote of the state will not exceed
100000, decided reduction from two
years ago Guthrie is carrying the
eastern and northern counties and
making decided inroads on the south
ern ones
The silent vote, those who voted
on other issues and candidate but who
failed to vote upon the capital removal
question, win help Oklahoma City.
There will probably be over 10000 of
these The effect Of the law is that
every voter who NEGLECTED to vote upon
the proposition voted for Oklahoma
City.
The returns as received only serve
to swell the size of the great demo-
cratic victory in the state Tusday.
The presidential elector pledged to
support Wilson in the electoral college
will have majority in excess of 10000
slightly less than the vote of conf
dence given United States Senator
Robert L. owen who will lead the
democratic ticket.
Late returns insure that Judge ]. J.
Carney in the second congressional
district has returned Dick T. Morgan
to private life carney's majority
probably will exceed 500 votes. The
Morgan headquarters leaders refuse to
concede the defeat Of the congressman
but they have no figures to support
their claims.
In the first district Mcclure, repub-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-07

the prices begin at s18 (the
lowest it's safe to pay) and
range to $40, the highest that
buys its equivalent worth, with
special ions at
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-07

the two after they were inside and, at
the command of Constable Patton, laid
his revolver. which contained six
empty cartridges, upon the bar. Chief
Myers came up at this time and thrust
a revolver into Chamberlains face.
Both Chamberlain and Nance then
were taken to the police station by
Chief Myers and several patrolmen, A
thousand men followed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09
lul

o. ~ rather u'.N POO urur" ""I
uom Tho s'nuI."m 90 'h" ratlt"od
OF IA" passenger 'ur .ru,bl 4" DO doc
rir"d nr ~" sod. HI'Ht' 80 pc Sdiu"h
70, closing the "'.l'"Hnd limited tram
"u "u" Santa e" r.'r".d 10 Alhupu"r.
que business Ih' 'f'1lar Just i.' I"d
Dos In" rMl".' authorities mahIui
'hi- rullu% I- extremely unpopular iu
Albuquerque InI nail" IA" reasons
therefor MAY s''In good and sun .'n'
{" ia" company, th"N remain - Iu"]l"
80 The local patrons "i Nv" - .tNhh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09
VOTE ron rnr STOo wo~ps

rh,, mo o'cr. or tho ,,r. 81 AIDu-
ruercup u.,r iupac up ,rcIr minds I"
aeon ruis cit. 81 The nr.lI OF IA" "db.
a,t,inu,I pIo,cssIou aun .ui" Tor ~"
..hool bonds tomorrow 40 a i"trg"u"
aaclupon - ~ roluc ON 70, ~"
p,.t-y repatriation r.i rs, -,u"".
.,pud election tnuoriug
.rI.o ,,o,.,ri,.., f,, ,t.. .I,. 10
t.o,,J. i, rho ,,,,, of ,ln0 Gyu
,,,. IA, c,,,,np Of , nov, nigh scnoo.
...,,,,,,. ps,,,,ynI. uodn,r aud u
..,,,,.r, ,r., .,ti. t,, . ,,c1,, ., tho
.,,. 90, .. ,pu,nr,,roi.,. cit,
..,a.t. ,o,,.,... anal .crr,.,ucutl, I'm
a.. ,,.,, 10 .,,,. u.vl., rho man
49,. 30, ~, ria. honda nnwc,rr.
M, .,o,uo,c, .,,cr,l.. t,,. ,l,ir prIdc
a.. ,o,,. 80, ia. moo. t.uilJIug no.
..,,so a. bos h.cornc J,.I need Tor
.,,. ,.,.,.y and del. n, this rr, Win
.,,,oo,. ot,.,a, ,,,vdcd ana win
r,ogncc,s Of .riog ,alr,y lainincd nest
.,pr and IN. ,r,r after: with ppHla
,ycr nov. boluy turned avat fnr l"t
nr ,ccou,nod,tion. win tho school
,,uthortrs renting rnnms In the pur-
Ii, lIhrory and ,I.cw here To take car,
of the oyerno,, ana amending mono.
which might py wcII be- paving IN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09
\ WV iDEN IOit t'N.IVESI.
DENTS.

Here's e NV idcI ou "N.prr,id"uiH
"nd pension. IN" - Tours 'il"h"-
Democrat says
Better thau prns "uiu1 "N-rrrsi'
dents a. Igj,ooo q year. ~ order 10
make them u,ailoDl" for further pub
De- service. wQnid b" 10 muk" tN'w,
10y virtue at having hc"n president.
NE members ~ TIC senate. hit ~ No
greater salary than that at other SON
aIorp The senatorial salar, "i 'Ito0
ana mllcng" viii maintain D., accent
embellishments tud u rnould %, borne
~ mind tina, rTudcut mnu wa" ms
received S30o.Ooo from ne govern.
mcnt is nkclv To ne Ia p"rs"sti"n al
capital hc can safely lu,cW ~ inc
basis Of additional inoomo
This would oDyiulc q necessity oi
disseminating q pension ~ the death
81 an cN.prcsIdcnl such a necessity
should he clearly recognized. pen.
sioning "a mnn almost involves ana In
cludes penEioninR his widow \ re-
public can AFFORD to take No sIep
which caD b. claimed na precedent
for ponsIOning the widows and fanny
lies OF civil officers In annual sums
sufficient In maintain opul"nrc, al
even spiendoT The maximum pen
alOn we nllOW soldiers for total dis
ability owing To wounds, exposure Ia
tho line ot dpty or any other cause,
10 10 inEiRnIdcnni. when set n"s,dc tho
itgure Afr. Carnegie nsmcs ~ the
minimum for an "x-pgcSident. ana
for his family after his death. that wc
rather wonder he In not ashamed IA
draw attention to the glazing con
tfaSt.
Az ex-ohlciO senators. our eX-pTesl'
dpnts could me whatever superior
white HODSo equipment only beeans'
ar. CaFneRIs lays stress on II and moi
because Of any merit Il pOSncasos u
our own opinion. A. any rate. W
Tbouia eaaGiOuHly avoid everything
bearing even a remote rNsemblane'
10 the e@tabliehine OF privilogeG nam
liIas Or hs1Aes IN this country
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09
DOLLAR SQUARE"
At ROSENWALD'S
IS UNIQUE
Festoons of Real New Crisp
Dollar Bills Ornament Sec
ton Where You Get Every
thing for a Samoleon.

r"u c,u always Gndl something
unique ul the big I,osrFtkald slOr,.
TN" ln,rst novelty aud " Ecry clever
IN" ~ IN" DOLLAR SIHtTg' on tho
so' "nd h"or at l,osonVsAds II II a
section f"s,ooned wiIal pcw. crisp,
crinkiy on"-d"llnr hlils ,kA;ut stream
ors az them, In themselves hlonc quito
sufficient To- max" this Dr. uf the at
lractlN" sections of the Stdkr. AROUND
the counters In the "Tjol1ar square"
are ranged all kinds nudiyaricti,s al
pretty aud useful CfatlAmas gifts
which YOU may buy tofionc dollar,
even. II YOU want To tht u snrpris.
ingly graphic idea of WBal plain,
simple dollar viii do at Christmas
time yuu should visit tho Dollar
Spuar"." II II ole of the most pop
ulur Christmas lnnoN dtloNs ut this
most popular gift center. anu its clcv-
"rncss II eIualled only by lts success
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09
ram EXCuNNGIs.
! Ncw Hack for M Old One. How II
can he Done In Albuquerque.

Tho hnck aches Nt times with a dull.
lndoscribnhic feeling. making YOU
weary and restless; piercing pains
shoot across tho region Of the KID
noys. and again the lolns are 80 lamo
that Ia EtoOp IL agony. No uSo TO
rub or apply plaster 10 tho hack II
the kidneyA are weak. You cannot
rcnch tho cause. Albuquerque rcSi-
dents would do well to pToht by the
following example.
o. l.. Gregory. aii Grand Az. East
\ I.nS Vegas. N. Mex, says; ''Doan's
kidney Pills have boen used IN my
family with satisfactory results.
can chearCuily recommend this pronnr-
alton az one that lives NJ TO rcpreson
tntlonB."
when your back IL iame--Rcmcm
ber inc Name" Don't simply ask for
Kidney rsmedy--aak distinctly fOI
Doan'a KianRg AlliMs tho same that
MF. drag0Fg hnar-lhe remedy backed
~ home testimony. bOc all stores
Foster 1iilhugn Co, Props, Buffalo
n. Y.--Adw 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09
PRETTY WINDOWS
At THE MATSON
GIFT STORE
Attractive and Artistic Christ.
mas Display Catches the Eye
of the PaSSer.By; Have You
Seen IT.

At Mrts"u- 100" christmas Gut
store, they hu., 1880 ui tho prvttlr-i
Christmas drp.' Hlnd"WS ever S",u
In hlDnuu' uHu. You can't get hy
without st"prung u' admir-" the honul,
ANA uttrH'r.,u'r ui the goods ana
tn" artist. Enlargement ~ the dis
play. In "u' wIu,iuw are handsome
copper Iud n'tr pCrcoiutors Uud
pcr""hl"r s'u 'hanng dishes, cnlcn-
dar- aud i"ll,, altIrlcs and especially
90 h"nutitul CNhlhl IT the popular new
SILVER dcpost ware. crystal dCllcntcly
"N"rlnid With -,hrr. In the other
window az" hos urithig papers, dnlnty
and 'hr'Slmur-,, brass novelties. pref
~ desk sets and kodnkH. " you
haven't any IhriEtmPR money To-
spend, don't pass 10y those windows,
for they win make Sorc at yourself II
You don't go IN ana buy. They are
Just little lur"tnstc Of tho dazzling
variety 81 Christmas gifts Within,
New plctnrc' Harris Orpllcum to-
night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09
FIRE DAMAGES PLANT OF
THE SANTA FE EAGLE

Santa re, s. NJ. prr o. ~. of
unknown origin which bros" "ut at
S.li u, m, Suturda, prIruruiN wiped
"ut IN" printing mnrhinrr' 80 IA"
plant at the Eagle ruhlIthluE COM.
panN. owned ana managed J., \ j.
l.oomE doing an estimated dlnag" at
several Thousand dollars with S',O0o
Insurance The Eagle 20 q bcW".
cratic weekly newspaper
Mr. Lunmis stated that the original
cost of the prcsRcs damaged vas as
follows: Newspaper press $500. job
presses, Si66. SEES ana &iGi, each
Three tnus at paper were also dam
ngch
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09
SIpns nI liz Iin,.,..

In BROOKLYN; "Th" Bnrher Sh0p
rom lsG ~, Mark PlGoa will move II
In this stor on about Nv. Is, he his
DUNG ~ In accommodation an his
Gust eDpcrs."
II Madison avenue; - new mind
reader that profeRlHeS past. present
ana FUTURE"
on broadway Rnd Thirty fourth
street. "women's Evening and Din
nor oowRa Reduced Practically one.
half''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09
SALOONS WILL CLOSE
FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT

Because al tho bond election iumur
row, saloons In Albuquerque WIN ~"
closed al d., The nul""us VIII clo,"
az midnight tonight ana ,uutinU,
closed uuiil midnight toInOTrrn uIght
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09
PROBATE COURT

Judge Julius Staab held an all-day
~ sslon Ut the Bernalllfo county pro-
hnte court today. A number OF Wills
were admitted to probaic ana MANY
orders issued. tlas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09

Queen Esther club will meet to-
morrow afternoon az 2;3O IN the First
Baptist church parlors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09
AFTEU EXTENSIVL

AFTER EXTENSIVE uuu careful
research, carried un at great expense,
the column NJ tho people II able to
report that there really IL mch u
place Rs podunk FoI many years
bcnlghtcd city dWcllnrs have supposed
that this locality existed only In the
lmaginntious at 81. T. comedians and
ncwHpupcr humorists, ut there II n
place near Warronhurg named Po-
dunk ana the Standard. Herald re-
ceiyrs news FROM there every week. $500
Kansas rilv Times,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED good shoemaker. 100
NOuh Ilh
FOR SALE lH3 shares of ono dollar
each ~ the capital stock Of sunset
Mining AMI smelling 90, az % cents
each, Hnrn"u ?O3 ". Central.
WANTED - Olri for general house
work. Apply Mira. Charles A Ellcr,
sli North ThIrrenIh. l'hone ilsi,
- ~ fa'fH @---s
From ,JHg 10 JaF.
columbia. q. c.. Btate.l
A lot Of family InFs originate from
a JUG.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09
II,tlnrlInn. nI u IMrhrlnl

ITIUW INU NV lUIk IrCFs.J
NuH nod, s uriNJo opinion ought l."
rr public lass.
Long after % quits realizing iov"
can keep on imagining
The reason a mother can under
sluud all the words tho baby sH,s *
the baby never says them
\ man can carry on worse ppoui
a liIllC cough than "A woman could
about typhoid pncumon.I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09

&c 'A''aasi'H breakfast. Va'A'on
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09
SnrnkImg OF Nnmll,-.

II'IOW IN SlIUUItOUTf Ia TIW's-'
Mrs Amanda Smilc entertained h
dinner mu sunday Mt aud Mrs. Ed-
rar l!Hrr"ll and son Ecunclh, Of roini
I'nutps, aud Mi and Mrs lIon"rl
iIDrIs 81 tITbou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-09

ed. haven't they" "Yrp. replied
Turmcr Corntossri nov % man
thinks hes uuluCki Il h" hr- q" '"I.
row money ou his place IT. u."d q"
think he was lucky If o." Nls Oh"
to-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-15
A NEW AUTO FACTORY.

At lO3-l06-l09 n. Boulder is a busy
liltle factory few people Of Tulsa have
yet heard about, factory that prom
iscs to become among the leading In
the automobile industry II Is the
oklahoma Motor Truck CO.. manufac-
turers of commercial motor trucks
from one TO ten tons. r. r. IIaworth
ig president, =. W. Herman is vlco
president, between them controlling
the majority Of stock The company
was started late last June and despite
the hot weather Of this summer they
have had 10 keep increasing their
work force until they now have nine
expert mechanics busy IN their con-
struction shops, Entering into bid on
the basis ~ merit, as well as price,
With several Of the leading nianutac-
turers Of the west this new Tulsa fac
tory last week secured contract from
the city Of Tulsa to construct the po-
lice patrol motor wagon. This equip
mcnt is now IN course Of building. IN
addition the company has secured
contracts to build fire wagons for Ok
lahoma towns that require light, fast
equipment. They are making a spe-
clalty Of one to ten-ton trucks and
expect to have some Of their prod
uct in the Industrial parade for th3
information Of Tulsans and visitors in
terested in commercial trucks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-15
TILSA ALTO MTG. co.

Tulsa is noted far and wide as the
leading oil town IN this or any other
country and has a number Of success
ful factories and supply concerns ca
toring to the wants Of the oil producer
and contractor. New lines Of en-
deavor are coming to the front con-
stantly, so that the city will soon be
known by its manufactured products
as well as its natural resources.
One Of the newest products to make
its appearance is n motor car built
especially for work In the oil fields,
where a high powered car is needed
to negotiate the sandy and muddy
roads, as well as the hilly places and
carry its load Of passengers and ma
terial. This car has extra high clear
ance so that roads that are high in
the middle or rutty are no obstacle,
ard stumps, stones, etc, In the field
can be passed over easily unless un-
Usually high or large.
Although the car has only been on
the market a short time enquiries
have come in from all parts OF the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-15
AT TIE NEW sTATE AUTO

At the New State garage Mr.. Shaw
has taken the agency Of the Abbott
Detroit, in addition to the already
popular Buick. He has arranged to
display both Of these cars in several
models, The Abbott Detroit, though
n new car in this territory, is ranked
high among the standard made cars
of America. 1t is made in six models,
at prices ranging from $500 TO
S3,050. II has electric starting equip
.ment, electric lights and all the con-
veniences brought out in the better
cars Of 1913. The Buick this week
will be displayed In three models by
Mr. Shaw, No. 25 priced at SLIPS
delivered in Tulsa, fully equipped
with wind shield, self start, etc,
painted I'm gray or wine color, nlcklo
plated, and on full five-p passenger
body. This IS without doubt among
the very best medium priced cars Of
fered. No, 81, priced at $3.50, and
$50 roadster, at the same price, are
of the very latest equipment, includ-
ing left hand control, electric light,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-15
PREHISTORIC FOSSIL
REMAINS DUG UP
ANIMAL WAS \ CROSS BETWEEN
4 TURTLE AND \
FISH.

EDMONTON Alta Sept li,--Pcr-
fectly formed fossils of the uiiohito
species, the highest animals OF tho
Camrlan formation, declared hy
palaeonotologists TO be more than 25,-
900, 600 years old, were unoarthcd by
DR. c. u. Walcott, secretary Of the
Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D.
c., al the base of Mount Robson, IN
the heart of the Rockies, west Of Ed
monton, while on scientific cXpedl-
uon, occupying two months, lie was
accompanied by II, II. Blayden.
Or. Waloott said IN the course Of
an interview here today that the bed
of fossils, which was found NJ point
5000 feet above scalcyel, is practic-
ally inexhaustible. lie reported also
cies, which he believes win add valu-
able information to the geology Of the
world.
The finding Of the trloblte ia looked
upon as importat. IT is of the group
of fossil crustaccuns of which n sin
gle specimen is known from the Perm
ian of North America. The animal,
which has been extinct for ages, ls
scientifically described in these terms:
The dorsal surface Of the body was
covered with a calcareous shell which
presented three longitudinal lobos, a
median and two lateral, and was di-
vided into three parts; head shield,
L.. ..l. ..frrN t.afaf
and tail shield or pygidium. The
head was approximately semi-circu-
lar, and n central promberance, the
gladebellum, and fat border Formed
the genae or cheeks The animal
was able to roll itself up so that the
lower surface of its body was protect
ed. The anterior appendices were
modified to form antennae, man
dibles and maXillae.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-15

Nid-Continont field and ms far cast as
West Virginia Several have been
sold Tor use about Tulsa and "a NUM-
Tier Of prospective puT' hasers are
watching the cars with increasing in.
trrcst and the makers already have
ORDERS for "A number, 10 be delivered
as soon os they can he turned ont.
An experienced oil man and auto
mobile owner Is now Identified with
tie Tulsa Auto n Mfg co. as general
ranagcr ana vice president and saws
their limo of cars ana trucks are ono
81 the products that is going 10 make
Tulsa known as a manufacturing city
throughout the country, This gentle,
rran is Mr.. Geo. H. Scager ~ the Seu.
Ser on co. Mr.. Seager has had eX.
rorien"e In the oil fields Of this coun-
uy as well as in foreign fields and
Il company is fortunate 10 have OH
tNelr staff Of officers one who is IA
uiliar with needs Of the producers
aud contractors as they are met with
in the field
The Tulsa company Is enthusiastic
ever the outlook and is making prepa
rations for an aggressive campaign
for business for the 1928 season,
Some Of the recent purchasers Of ears
are Henry Steinbergcr, B. B, Rice, sa-
line oil & Marketing Co., oil field
cars; and trucks have recently been
delivered TO the oklahoma Iron
Works, Sand Springs Water co. Of
Tulsa, and the Steffins- Bretch Ice co.
Of Oklahoma CITY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-15
TULSA MOTOR CAR DISPLAY.

At the Tulsa Motor Car garage,
where attention is devoted exclusively
20 the display and sale Of the Chal-
I1efs car, there viii be quite an elab-
crate showing. Mr., Ferguson, mana
ger Of this garage, has sold his first
consignment OF cars but Immediately
got in touch with the factory by wire
explained to them the importance Of
the Durbar week, and they are ship
ping him by fast freight cars that are
due to arrive tonight. Mr., Ferguson
has twelve counties in this part Of the
state for the Chalmers company ano
his sub-agents have been advertising
the Durbar industrously and tell him
they expect to bring quite a few buy
ers TO Tulsa. In the way Of changes
the Chalmers has kept pace with the
best Of them. They are putting out
six models this year. more fully de-
scribed in the advertisement of this
issue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-15
National Grange In Spokane.

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. 1.-two
meetings which viii attract the atten-
tion Of farmers and fruit growers
throughout the country will be held In
Spokane during the same week this
fall. The fifth National Apple show
will commence November II, continu-
ing until November 10. Two days aft
or the opening Of the big apple eXhi-
bition, the National Grange will be-
gin It's national convention, which will
last for ten days. During these meet
ings four northwest governors-Mari-
an f. Hay Of Washington, oswald
West Of Oregon, James II. Hawley OF
Idaho, and Edwin l.. Norris Of Mon
tana-will deliver addresses, Prepa-
ratlons on elaborate lines are being
made for entertainment OF the Grange
delegates, the program including trips
TO beautiful Hayden lake, down
through the wheat fields Of the Pal
ouse and out through the fruit district
of the Spokane valley.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-15
automobile Exhibits Will Be Big Feature
OF the Great Durbar and Fair in Tulsa

Not the least among attractions Of
Durbar-Fair week is the display OF
1913 model automobiles offered by the
leading dealers Of Tulsa,
Many changes have been made for
the better IN the cars Of the standard
manufacturers ana Tulsa visitors of
this week will have ample opportu-
nifty to inform themselves regarding
what Is best in motordom.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-15

colonel, a lot Of us have decided
that you are the right chap for that
office; there's not another man In the
precinct that'll take it,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-15

sclf start etc. Mr. Shaw delivers these
aud all his other models in Tulsa gi
the prices named
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-30
THAT MOST WONDERFUL BABY
Surely Young Mother Had Good Rsa.
con to ss Proud Of Her Remark.
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It takes baby to appreciate baby
or mother. A writer recounts the
conversation between the mother Of
q very new baby and q caller who had
professed q somewhat academic inter.
est In the infant. It was immediate.
ly brought forth for inspection.
"You know" she exclaimed, every
mother thinks her baby Is the best in
the world. but mine just proves It."
what does he do?"
Everything"
Does he walk?"
walk! Why. he's only six weeks
old! But Just let me hold him in my
arms. and see how perfectly he exc.
cutes the Highland fling"
"Er-can he say 'mamma?'"
"Oh. no. But he can initiate q
steam engine"
"How?"
"He puffs out his little cheeks. 20.
and says 90! Oo!'"
"Can he-er-crawl?"
"You silly man! OF course not; he's
much too young"
What else can he do?"
"Now. you watch him as I take him
up In my arms. See how he smiles at
me. and notice how inteligently he
breathes!"