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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
TULSA Wants BETTER
IELECRARH SERVICE
COMpI AMT Is MADE TO CORPO.
RATION COMMISSION BY
NEWSPAPER MEN,

Appeal was made yesterday TO the
state corporation commission for re-
lief from the cougesled conditions pre-
Na,ling I'm the local Western Union
Telegraph office, on behalf Of the
Tulsa Press club, including all the
newspaper men of the city, J, Burr
Gibbons, president Of that organlza
ton, submitted to the corporation
commission a lengthy brief Of the sit
uauon He charged that not enough
operators were employed In the West
erR Union office,
For some tins the newspaper men
of the city have experienced trouble
IN securing prompt transmission Of
their messages over the Western
Union wires from this point In re,
cent instances important telegrams
have been held in The office from 7
O'Clock until nearly II O'Clock at
night, The office closes at midnight,
which makes it impossible TO file
stories or receive telegrams aftor
that hour. Not another city Of the
size Of Tulsa in the state has a West
ern Union office that closes at this
hour,
It is expected that representative
of the corporation commission win be
IN Tulsa within 10 days 70 Investigate
the charges Every newspaper man in
the city has signihed his willingness
to testify at hearing of this kind,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

Chance bent over The form that SUD
denly Erew heavier as be held II
Which way Pete. which way?' h'
cried shaking the hall breed amos
saFagely 20 force him 10 speak again
And Pete lifted one hand slightly
with q queer, unsteady motion south
east but he made no answer. Power
of speech had LETT him.
Chance waited while staring
b'ankly out at the wide. darken.ng
land with halfshut eyes when The
last sunset glow broke hazily through
the SIN yellow haze in long widen
ing lines OF dun red. be mounted 81
wash aud rode southeast leaving n
leinnct haltbreed in the dry. mud
caked grasses OF the creek bed.
Miles 10 the southwest lay what had
been the reservation land: covered
now with the mushroom growth OF
tents and shacks OF the fall home
seekers. Niles north and east
stretched the prairie q great dry sea
OF tavuy, heat scoTched grass: and
every time SiWash lifted his nose ana
smiled the air. II meant a fresh whli
Of fre on the wind.
Chance lifted his hat and rode fast.
AZ fast as be dared with Siwash' S
eread Of a stray badger hole. He
Knew enough OF old man Nawn's weak.
ness and LerouIs far.sighted guile 70
guess the missing parts in the half.
breeds narrative Leroux held an In.
dian mortgage on the land drawn by
Madels!ne Nawn. While II didn't
amount 70 the paper II was written
on In the eyes OF the law, still be had
made old Navn believe the claim was
q Just one.
Steadily the scrawny. long.limbed
pony pushed ahead. his nose pointing
out aggressiyely toward tho point his
rider aimed a. Just ahead lay old
man Nawn's home, a meagcr dot
somewhere out under tue waste OF
the darkenlng blue sky on the soil
tary prairie To Chance that night
II was like a sheep shelter and he
herder hurrying TO save It from
wolves.
Home" he muttered. "As Il any
spot on the face OF Gods earth could
be a home just because II Was ground
with your own particular tag on It.
81, a few hours back was homeslck.
| wanted some doggone little hole In
the ground for home; wanted plants
at the windows, and q real clothes.
line out back. with wcmen's aprons
and general dingbats hanging on 1t,
maybe kids dingbats, too. And In
the middle of the dream, 81, was a
little girlwoman. understand. Name
OF Madelaine.'
He pursed up his lips into a whistle.
He had almost forgotten that stark,
dead body back in the tangled dry
grasses OF the creek bed
Little bit Of a glrl.woman, Siwash,
with brown eyes and curly hair good
deal the color Of this here prairie
grass. Name OF Madelaine. And she
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
FIVE THOUSAND MET
TEDDY At SAPULPA
-HE COLONEL MADE \ SHORT
SPEECH FROM THE TRAIN
PLATFORM.

sAPULPA Okla. Sept "a
crowd Of five thousand people greet
ed Colonel Roosevelt when his spe-
cial train pulled into the depot here
this morning at s.35. As early as
O'Clock the people began to arrive
coming for miles from the country
and the crowd continued TO come
until after tho train had left When
the big Bun Moose emerged from his
car as the train came TO II standstill
he was greeted with Il cheer from hts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
DID Mnn Men CnnlrIhninq

WASHINGTON, sept, e4,-An lpves
usatlon TO determine whetheP cam
paign contributions had amy ,hlns tc
do Win the refusal Of congress TO re-.
Sise lie weelen schedule Ia the speo!a'
session of 1909 has been started by
Chairman ClaPp of the senate COM
mittee investigating campaign eSpen'
ditures, II is understood he is pre-.
pairing to submit 10 tho full commit.
tee list Of witnesses, including the
names of former Speaker Cannon,
representative Mckinley of Illinois,
and Representative Weeks of Massa-
chusetts, and representatives of vari-
Gus branches pf the Ypolen industry,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25


the reservation Indians. the name OF
IeroU, had been enough 10 lend con
al,lte to any deal the half breed pro
posed a.iu miles o.. the bes, laul
.ar under paper bearing the l.eroul
stamp
And from ogt the f,r e,st ~ ras
sped ofr.si5rr h.8 s.pns ,te ,tr1
lertor Affar yaars N b,rlert,g snl
sally.rg tbs r',g-,srI-e vss II, h.
ope1ea .p MAJ I'M Tt. Ir5,,,s tsc
r1.r. rorfbvsrd ., rsr9 g-,'is
e.arsetasd land bor...sp.rs b,d
rroass5 lD too, A. l5sli.s ana az a
SIDE Issue tct.i', u-.mD,rtsr, tv0
Heltfr.ered e,s-l..rs- asrt~srs ~
frypt themselves and tb.'r nroier,s
,5ue,r.ei
MS 100 lad Pete 4. s,-, Al. " ssi1
crsr-. s-.rrlr,Ig .trr. ,.y. ,,n
ta.s o.a.
. Est-al Shove. .i1 psts's ewes
"Ler..y" he t,a~sd .Ha no,
want me 10 tell AZ se'a.,s Ssyn D.,
Tell Rbat9o denartfl Chance.
The haltbr,ed sh'ys-ad ana his head
dropped lower on his chest The sun
was b.lf an bour shoys he iirs -
tle earth and sly Before tnat rme
he soul N Pete Frozen Nose would
have slipped out past The sky limits.
chance pulled him Id on his arm and
gave h,m another drink lie didn't
want tae soul 10 slip out before re
had all The news.
DID he try to KIN Won Peta," he
asked. braclng the halfbreed's head
against his own shoulder and knee
Siwash whinnied an1iously. lifting
his nose 70 The wind
He shoot about the girl and the
land" began the halfbreod slowly
She draw big land last fall-big Ia.
dian land down at Dallas"
Il know" Interrupted Chance i'm.
patiently. AT tho land drawing Go
On. quick"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25


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he '1'leu 'Le po4y over aAa IooAea
d. 'Le ace me eyes opened N.sef
anu s'aIeo p.eA az A'in. u-''J s' "'sI
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Aess ~ ne. ''s'''ss' Hltueu 9rp'Is.
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'--c1' - y NAhNe. l u''' H-e i'nA
l1'-e u'eH lLe oo''.e rom ms
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

needs us now. IS; she sure Aeeds vi
bau"
There was no moon H. tho sky, A
! strange, nebulous glow seemed tC
0yerhang the prairie s'pce the nigh
had come on. II was hard 10 take In
deep, full breath. And suddenly
Siwash came to dead stop, head up
ears pricked forward, listening.
From somewhere out Of the dark
ness ahead there came the troubled
Whinny OF horse,
Chance, peering Reenly ahead, could
see nothing but the noise came again
The land was not level II lay In
long deep rolls; and Slwash made
straight for the nearest dip OF land
Behind IL, at FIRST sight, reposed a
peaceful and unsuspecting camp, A
couIie OF ponies we're picketed In the
shelter OF tho slope A blackboard,
with boxes OF provisions protruding
from It's buffalo robes, stood by. Tn.
der II reposed old man Nawn, sound
asleep. But standing, facing each
other, were jim LerouT and Made.
laine.
The sound OF their voices came
clearly on the silence OF the night.
1T don't make no difference what
you say Madelaine was saying. her
head back Ike lighting little Wild.
cat. Il know all about you, Jim Le.
roux. You can't talk your way round
me the way you do with daddy, The
land belongs to me- ! drew H. Daddy
never even knew was putting In a
bid for H. II was my idea and
mothers You cant have 1t. We've
lived ever since | can remember in
that old shack, and frst It wasn't
even shack. 1t was just a dugout
And daddy amt got a mite OF ambi
ton. He'd just as soon we all died
there. But we amt a-going to, We're
going 10 have that land Of mine-do
you hear me?-and we're going TO
have real house on II, a cottage.
house like mother used to live in back
East And we're going to be real
town folks. | know all about you,
Jim LerouY." Her voice rose higher.
Chance listened, the muscles of his
throat tightening, his hands clenched
on Siwash's bride az he waited.
You've followed daddy and me out
here all the way from town. | amt
afraid Of you, do you hear? You cant
do thing TO US"
Cant !" Leroux threw back his
head and laughed.
He was In no hurry. The turn
things had taken amused him. He
sat down on the buckboard's shaft
and looked at the girl 1t seemed al
most pity to do what he meant to,
and leave the two of them at the
mercy Of the fire that was certain to
come. Perhaps thered be a chance
Of saving out the girl II she'd behave
herself, II she wouldn't tell on him, II
she'd get tanned down and give up the
land without holler.
He took out his revolver carelessly,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

and before she was aware OF his intent
he had deliberately shot the two,
ponies dead
At Madelaines scream old man
Nawn stumbled heavily out from uu
der the blackboard; but. before It,
roux could shoot again, there came
noise that checked his move, the
steady hard thud Of horses hoofs
and, even louder still, low, queer
roar and the soft, quick wind that
comes before a prairie fire,
TITS got u.s." yelled old Nawn. aa
he raised both hands helplessly sky.
ward. LerouX rose, Ills own horse
stood safe, and he hesitated, looking
at Madelaine And even as he lin.
gered. there whizzed out over his
head the crcling line OF Chance
Haines' lariat thrown neatly and with
precision, until II threw him Nat on
the earth, ropod as surely and safely
as any steer.
1T wasn't that ! meant for him 10
die outright" Chance was fond OF er
planning But there wasn't no time
for fine calculations. Here was two
dead horses, Here was a prairie ERE
a-sweeping down on us like kingdom
come, at short range. Here was old
Pa Nawn, and over there was my own
little girl, How was to stop and
take notice OF Jim Leroux against
such odds? All had time to do was
10 put him out OF business. And
sure did. Then pop took his horse,
and swung the little girl up close
TO me, and We were of That's all,
amt II, Madelalne, honey dear?"
Madelaine said nothing. As
"missus' Of the ranch besides a real
house In the making, she fed tho
brown puppies and let Chance 10
the talking,
1T sure must have dawned on Jim
pretty sudden that he'd landed In the
right place when the fire caught
him." said Bill as he sorted out
flower seed envelopes on the wash
bench outside the kitchen door.
God help him, anyway" whispered
Madelalne, with q shudder. and she
leaned her head back on Chances
shoulder Let's have morning glories
all over the porch, Chance. And
double hollyhocks, pink ones with
deep-red hearts, Chance"
Sure" laughed Chance, kissing her
upturned lips. you can hang Bill
and me up for ornaments. II you want
to, honey girl. Cause why? Cause
It's going to be home, And you won't
be lonesome, will you. with Just old
Bill and me and the dogs?' lie gazed
At her tenderly.
Lonesome" she repeated, her big
eyes wide and reproachful. Lone.
some, Chance, where you are?"
Bill looked up thoughtfully at the
blue sky and winked with an under.
standing heart. The other two wero
silent.
(Coppigh The FrGak A. Mmsey col
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
Mm EnIlnw shcrmnn,A rrnil

ATLANTA. Ga, Sept 2l.-The
largest body of United States troops
TO traverse General Shermans line Of
march since the ciVil war viii follow
the same trail next month when
Troop Il, Eleventh cavalry leaves
Fort Oglethorpe, Chickamauea Park.
on march through Atlanta to Ma-
con, Ga. where "A brief stay will be
made at the Georgia state feir, Oct
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
Election Frauds Charged.

sPARTANBURG, S. c., Sept "a
Allegations ~ fraudulent ballottlng
IN Piedmont county and irregulariue:
throughout the state In tho South
Carolina democratic primary, August
~ were made today before the sub
committee of the state, investigating
the Irregularities
Tho charges were contained in afti-
davits from the county committees,
spartenburg, Greenyllle, Aiken and
Anderson counties presented the mos
serious charges OF fraud,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL Sept ca
Miss Nellie Schmidt. the l9-year-
girl, who recently won distinction by
being the first OF her sex 10 swim
across San Francisco Bay, swan
around Seal Rocks, outside the en-
trance OF the bay. today The feat
had never been attempted before.
Miss Schmidt swan fully a mile
over the circuitous course and mado
Tho distance in 90 minutes and 2S Sec
onds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
JURY finds WHITES
GUILTY IS CHARGED
FIRST JURY IN SUPERIOR COURT
CONNICTS \ BOOT
LEGGER.

The first jury case to be tried in the
superior court since It was organized
two years aso. was completed yester-
day, when c. B. Whites was convict
ed of selling liquor and sentenced to
ray a fine OF $50 and serve 30. days
IN the coutny Jail.
The case was started yesterday af-
ternoon and in less than two hours
the jury mad returned verdict OF
guilty. The jury on account Of the
age OF the defendant recommended
lenlency and the court gave him the
minimum. Assistant County Attorney
Nat Lyon prosecuted the case.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

equipped with erep ning that should
be found in such place the commit
tee expects o. ada ~ the equipment as
fast as the generous people u The city
contribute 10 its support The CONF
miti,e desires 10 thanb the three men
Hho las, week gave donations TO the
res. room. II ali the men and wom-
eu ~ Tulsa knew the many accom-
pnshmcnts that heye been received on
the project. they would be glad 20
have a hand In making thd rest room
permanent institution.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
ltano Nan L. EeRred.

ARCHER, Fla Sept. ai-Trouhit
between WINES and negroes is feared
lhere as the result of an naenymeu,
letter received by Mayer c. W Bald.
win today, containing threat to burr
the town unless two nesroes are re.
leased
The negroes were convicted for the
murder of Marshall c. Slaughter and
Deputy Sheriff White last April, The,
now are in jail at Gainesville, Fla. un.
der ssntenee to hang next Friday,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

Eas. cd the Glenn Pool-The Noble
y Canterbury tes, on the Cesar farm
in section 36-lS-ls has been shot in
the upper sand which was found at
Lola feet there being 81 feet Of the
same ReIow this there was 200 feet
of "A break and ~ feet of very rich
pay This well is eased for a combi-
nation we'll and is a good one, The
Gladys Bell-Barry & Craver gas we'll
on the Berryhin farm, section lS-17-
-, Just completed, is now rated as
good for fifteen million feet The
DoRahue Test IN the north half of the
Ellis Crosbie farm in section l7-1S-lS
was showing at last reports for six
million feet az gas, hat likely win
make an oil we'll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-MinisteI
Calhoun reported TO the state depart
ment today the confirmation OF ChaC
Ping Chun as premier Of China. The
new premier was vice president OF
the board OF interior under the old re-
gime from 1906 TO 1909, and until re-
Gently was minister OF the interior in
Yuan Shat Kia's cabinet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

for which he was convicted was com
mitted in the western part % tht
county last spring. He and another
negro named Frank Hawkins were
charged with killing VIII Crockett
also colored.
Hawkins and Price were arrested
soon after the crime and have been
confined in the county Jail since.
Hawkins was tried the latter part OF
last week and was found guilty OF
first degree murder. His penalty
was fixed at death.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
.l VAST CROWD
KNELT IN prayer
lConlnucd from Page ~

stacker delivered a sermon upon th
IIbIc View ~ SIN" The speaker
made distinction between vice and
sin
"aiu is voluntary, as It Is an In
yylligeut and deliberate rejection u
cod and His son" said pr Sucker
It is a refusal TO be subject 10 MIA
control ANA government,
This is seen in the rejection or
Jesus christ to reject whom Is TO
reject goodness and God TO say, IN
substance, no dod, no Christ, no
goodness and no government in the
Interest OF good
The preacher Went on to say that
tho man who rejects the good Nhrisl
cannot be good The unpardonablo
sim is not some act but an intelligent
deliberate rejection Of God and good,
ness, II is preferring darkness rath.
er than light, and Jesus cannot ho the
Saviour, when he is not the Master
Ills kingdom of God or heaven
j., IN The earth and We need not be
SO concerned about dying continued
Or. Sucker "No man is prepared 70
die until he is prepared to live. We
speak of our soul as if it was some
thing about as, and as something Tor
which We had to provide future
whereas the soul is the life, the man
himself ana salvation IS for here ana
now.
"The future will be all right If the
present is all right Every man will
20 to heaven who being there would
care to stay. That is, he who seeks
place In Gods kingdom here and
now
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
Why Loan Was Refused

NEW YORK, Sept. ai.--The Amer.
lean bankers represented In the sis
powers OF bankers which offered to
financeN the Chinese government
Messrs. J. Z. Morgan \ Co.. Kuhn
Loeb CO., and the First National
bank aud National bank of New York.
issued statement tonight regarding
the Failure tD get the loan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

WASHINGTON. sept 24-Ma.or
General Wood. chief Of rtan Of the
rmE VIII leave tomorrow morning
nn hts annual inspection Of tho ma
uonal d,ieuseB He IS expected 20 be
gone O month and during that time
"u visit every army post in tho
southwest and west
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
Prominent Canadian Dead.

KINGSTON, Ont, Sept 24.-Sir
Richard Cartwright died today, follow
ing a surgical operation. He was born
here in 1885.
He was firm friend, Of the United
States, and as minister of trade and
commerce in the Laurler cabinet,
urged commercial reciprocity with the
neighboring republic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

~ ltt a Nb~Flc Ut AAss
+ pe.re-d po...voss dcen
under the creek bed We're getting
s0 plumb set ,ha, Ve dont care what
We turn into .n The next thousand
years u they'll, only .et Us alone I'm
going 20 ride south 10 morrow and
I'm going 10 stop on az old man
Sawus place and say howdy
], was G challenge 20 further argu'
ment tui BIN took o. not up He
knew the spring was against him, as
v.l as the memory ~ Madeialue o
tanned. d.mplet face with 80 quick
smile and big. soft dark eyes So
he next morning az daybreak Chance
rode south rode with his head held
high 10 greet the dawn light over his
shoulder and his hat brim turned low
with q iaunty twist. as betting q
vooius cavalier.
Every spring, FOR six years back
he had taken the came route. i
had constituted his spring run after
the long, slow, snowbound winter
back up IN tse foothills where the
prairie breaks against their base Ike
long. rolling waves
Through the winter he and his part
ner would live quietly in the l.tie
rough shack that hlgged the shelter
Of the shelving butte behind H. When
q big storm was IN the air. they would
ride out with the dogs aud drive tho
herds down into the gullies il was
the only exciting thing that ever hap
pened from November 10 April
But when 81 was over. the winter
wait then the sap ot spring ran fast
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

r. The troop. under command OF
Captain Edmund NJ. Leary Will camp
at Fort Mcpherson, Ga, near here, on
It's way through Atlanta, and upon
the return trip from Macon,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

LONDON, Sept Commissions
+. II. Howard OF the salvation Army
was today appointed chief Of staff In
succession to Bramwell Booth. who
became general on the death OF hts
father, the late general Booth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
Brc .r--Nlngirl u Draw,

!, sr' LOUIS, Sept si,-Harry Brew
er of Kansas city, and Art Magirl Of
BnrtlesWlle, Otia,, fought eight rounds
to draw hero tonight, Brewer broke
his thumb in the first round,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
DEATH Sentence 4BD
|. 80 YEARS To NEGROES
CREEK COUNTY NEGROES ARE
FOUND GUILTY or MUIR
DER.

SAPULPA, okla, Sept GA Jury
In the district court at 1880 this
morning returned verdict finding
Louis Price. Il negro, guilty OF mur-
der and fixing his punishment at 80
Years in the penitentiary. The crime
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

ting too set 10 our
WAYS We're getting
lte a couple Of hal!
pe,ra-d po..ivogs dean
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
THE COURTINC OF LUCKY CHANCE
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