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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11

CHICAGO sept. 1O.-Secret orders
diercting the eth infantry, stationed
at Fort Sheridan, to be prepared at
once to proceed to the Mexican bord.
er. are said to have been received to-
day by Brlgadier General r. n. Potts.
commanding the central division Of
the United states army. These are
said to be In keeping with orders sent
to a number of western army posts.
that tho garrison stationed there be
held in readiness to move to the Rio
Grande river in the event the war de-
partment decides on such an action.
General Potts declined either to deny
or confirm the report.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
REPUBLICAN ELECTORS
GET A MAKDAMUS
COURT ORDERS THEIR NAMES
PLACED ON THE ELECTION
BALLOTS.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 10
Especial --Thre republican electors
We're ordered placed on the general
election ticket today by Judge Ed
ward Wewes Of the superior court Of
oklahoma county, Okla. This makes
a full quota Of ten electors on the
republican ticket The electoral cam
didates are George II. Nichols, j. G..
Rails, and Ret Millard. All three
were candidates on the republican
primary ticket but the state ELECTION
board acting under the belief that but
five electors were to be named at
large refused to certify but that many
names. The board then discovered
that two candidates had filed by dis
tricts so certifying the total number
Of the republican electors was seven.
The three who were today granted a
writ of mandamus against the state
election board were sixth, seventh and
eighth in the primary. II Is general
ly believed the state board will not
appeal the case to the supreme court
but that without legal action the
board will place the names Of the ap-
pllcants on the ticket. Attorney Cen
era West is said to be in favor Of such
a course.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
CHARGE DISLOYALTY
TO COMMITTEEMAN
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMIT
TEE TO PURGE IT'S MEN,
BERSHIP.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1O.-A meet
ing pf the republican national COM
mittee to consider charges of disloyal-
ty to the Taft cause, which have been
made against certain members, has
been called for Wednesday, Septem-
ber IS, at noon. in this city. Chair
man Hillas, who issued the call today,
said:
II have called the meeting for the
purpose of taking up charges which
have been made gainst several mem
bers of the committee who are alleged
to be disloyal % republican planks
embodied in the Chicago platform,
and to the republican national ticket.
"The subcommittee approved by
the national committee has power to
act upon these charges, but we have
preferred-to cali together the whole
committee in order that the situation
may be thoroughly disclosed to every
republican in the United States, and
the fullest publicity given to our pro-
ceedings."
Mr.. Hilles declined to give the
names OF the national committeeman
who have been charged with dis
loyalty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
SaIazar Taking Life Easy.

DOUGLAS. Ariz., Sept 10.-With
his four hundred followers living on
the fat OF the land. Inez Salazar, the
rebel leader general, Is moving slow
ly to the west along the international
boundary lie Is closely watched by
United States cavalrymen, following
the rebel movement from the Amerl-
can side
Salazar and his small army remain
at ranch until all the choicest cat
tie and provisions are consumed and
then move few miles west slowly
nearing Aqua Prieta, opposite Doug
las. At last reports, Salazar's com
mand camped on the Mescal ranch,
only 25 miles east of Aqua Preta,
where the federal garrison was
strengthened today by the arrEsl OF
100 soldiers from the south This
makes the garrison number 800 men,
but Salazar's forces maybe strength
ened at any time by the many groups
Of 800 to 400 rebels operating in the
vicinity.
A rebel colonel and a major wand
cred over the international line near
Naco, Ariz., and were arrested by two
United States customs line riders. The
rebel officers were brought here today
and lodged in Jail on charge of
smuggling into the United States the
horses they rode.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
COURT Holds CARNEY
Was NOMINATED
ELECTION BOARD SCORED FOR
IT'S METHDS OF HANDLING
RETURNS.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, Sept. 10.
j. j. Carney was today declared
the legal democratic nominee for con-
gress from the second district I'm
less ]. S. Ross appeals from the de-
cision Of Judge George w. Clark, Of
the district court, before whom he
brought his action asking for a writ
of mandamus against the state cleo
tion board seeking to compel that
body to cancel the certificate issued
to Carney, the long drawn out contro-
ersy between the two candidates will
end
In rendering his opinion Judge
Clark severely scored the county cleo
tion board for the manner In which
its business had been handled espec-
tally as to the informal opening and
canvassing of few of the precincts.
Ross has not as yet decided whether
he will appeal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
ANOTHER PARTY Is
BORN IN MAINE

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 10.-Maine
emerged from the state election OF
yesterday in which the Republicans
we're victorious to find herself facing
another political contest with five
parties instead OF four in the race for
the six principal electoral votes
The Progressive party, whose lead
ers had Joined with the Republicans
In yesterdays election came into being
today, after the announcement OF the
election Of William Haines for COVER
nor three of four Republicans to con-
gress and majority In the legislature
which will choose senator.
Revised returns today for governor.
With only five small plantations miss
Ing, which, in 1910, cast 56 Republic
an votes and "A Democratic, gives:
Haines, (R). 7o,sso; Plaisted. tD).
e1,s4s; Haines' plurality S.032.
Plaisteds plurality In 1910 was s.
eco. Lr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
CONDITIONS ARE BETTER
OFFICIALS IIOrE INTERVIEW
TION WILL NOT BE
NECESSARY.
Aqua PRIETA Threatened
hcb'i Leader salnlar H. slowly Mov-
Ing Along the International
boundary Line.

WASHINGTON. Sept. lO.-permN
sion given 10 move 1900 Mexioan
troops through United States terri
tory To attack the Mexican rebels in
the state of Sonora and the reported
repulse and retreat from the border
OF the rebel leader General Salazar,
ana his men, combined today Ia brin,
satisfaction to the government 90 ials
mere The permission 10 move troops
was granted Mexico without hesltg
ton and eerythlng will be done 10 4
sure careful transportation Of thel
While certain amount OF unrest wn
exist on international boundary line
as long as the trouble I'm Mexico con-
tinues, officials here are deeply grat-
iiied that the scene Of hostilitles ap-
parently Is being removed from the
border With considerable force OF
federals already garrisoned strategic
towns In Sonora, II Is said, that the
1900 additional men viii be sufficient
force to subdue the rebels or force
them further south
The Mexican troops viii be en-
trained at El Paso and be transported
to Nogales Arizona. Their arms and
ammunition win be carefully sealed In
express cars so they viii go through
American territory unarmed. In ad-
dition they viii be guarded by de-
tachment Of United States soldiers.
The date for the movement has not
been set.
The defeat OF General Salazar by
the federals in Ojlnaga was learned
here today with satisfaction. Ills
presence on the border has been
menace to the continuance OF peaceful
relations with the Mexican people be-
cause Of his raids into American ter
ritory.
President Taft today authorized
commercial shipments Of 1000 rifles.
shot guns, pistols. and revolvers, and
1873, 600 cartridges and shells from
New York to Mexico by water. The
shipments are destined for undlsturb-
ed portions Of the republic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
QUEEN COMMITTEES BEARS OUT
THE WORLDS con-
TENTION.
prove The DEMOCRAT Lied
The Editor of the Demo, rat Proved
A Liar Under Ills own
Terms.

Old Man Stryker, editor of the Dem
ocrat, has bluffed just once too often
and the World today calls his bluff,
and reiterates that he has lied and
knows himself that he lied. In last
nights issue of the Democrat the
many times liar" reiterates that the
World grated" in the queen contest
for the Durbar He declares that the
World has imposed on the committee
and that the committee is aware Of
the fact. He declares that If the
committee will say that the action Of
the World In printing the extra copies
of the World containing the free
queen coupon was sanctioned by them,
that he would give the World clean
bill of heath in the matter. The
World cares nothing about the clean
bill of health from Old Man Stryker
as he is such a consummate llar that
no one believes him on oath, but in
order 10 call his bluff, 1T prints
statement from the committee,
brought in voluntarily by the comnllt-
tee setting out the facts in the mat
ter just as they were printed by the
World yesterday.
Again let ii be impressed on the
mind of the Democrat editor that he
wlfMy lied when he stated that tho
World published two free coupons.
while the Democrat only published
one. The editor of the Democrat knew
he lied, when he made such state
ment and the statement Of the COM
mittee bears this out.
The World also knows that the
Democrat editor contracted to sell
several thousand extra copies of his
Monday night issue when he supposed
he was again to run the coupon. Tho
World has the names Of parties who
contracted with the Democrat to buy
extra papers and will publish them il
necessary. The circulation ms lager
of the Democrat even. went so far as
to solicit orders for extra copies
among the friends of the young ladies
in the contest. This can also be
proven. The statement Of the com
mittee on the contest follows:
The Durbar queen committee de-
sires to make the following statement:
1T is not the intention of the com
mittee TO have the queen contest the
center of a newspaper controversy
Neither is 1t the intention OF the com
mittee to be partial to either paper
The World and the Democrat have
both given us valiant service and We
fully appreciate the same.
"As a mark of our appreciation we
decided to issue a free coupon good
for ten votes in each paper. On We'd
nesday Of last week, both papers pub
lished their first coupon and on
Thursday afternoon the Democrat
again issued a free coupon, probably
through some Misunderstanding. but
without any authority from this com
mittee, and having done this the COM
mlttee felt that the World should be
entitled to another issue containing
the coupon and which was published
in Saturdays issue.
"rhe committee authorized the
Democrat on Friday morning to pub
lish another coupon in their Monday
afternoon issue. On Saturday night. |
after learning the result OF the free
balloting. which was very heavy. tho
committee decided to withdraw the
free ballot from Monday afternoons |
issue VT the Democrat and notified |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
Tirod ON Passenger Train.

MEAlCO CITY, Sert Rebels
today fired on a passenger train OF
the National railroad, bound for Cuer-
naNaca, state ~ Morelos, about ffty
miles from here, The engineer was
wounded, The rebel fire was return
ed from the train No further details
have been learned, The attack Is con
sidcred fulfillmcnt Of the threat OF
Zapatlstas few days ago that trains
would be prevented from operating
on This branch of the National road
after September 10,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11

also In u few months, lrrcNoclhle new
injuries can bc laid at the roots ~ the
future. For months have been
waiting for the kind of successor who
would have AN these things az heart
man Of militant honesty and oapn"-
ity feel that now ! should wait me-
longer.
In as much as the president knows
the needs of the Indian service and
the forces Of eyil that are to be guard
cd against ! need not refuse the cnll
of duty that the Progressive party
program makes on me through fem
hat the Indians viii be left unpro-
tected.
"The work Of the Indian service Is
from every honorable point Of view,
"a nonpolitical work of social service.
would not now leave IL, except FOR
y hat seems To me pressing obliga-
tion to take part In the larger work
Of the Progressive party on the same
lites"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
BR0VNIEE JOINS V01bl>!:yy~ Y GAIL
FOR A REPUBLICAN CODIIISnI SnI.,..!N

the republicans should demand "A sta.s
convention for the purpose OF elceung
chairman. ratlfying the nominations
made at the primary, making a plat
form, and such other business as
might be for the best interests Of the
party, WIN you issue a call for such
convention? The republicans demand
that a convention be called, so they
viii have an opportunity for once to
transact their business, You can rem
der the greatest service to the party
at this time, II you should Issue a
call II Will inspire confidence In you.
Very truly yours,
L. ID. BROWNLEE.
one prominent republican editor
Of the state stated: 1T is time for
somebody to break the lce--to begin
the fight--to throw ourselves In the
breach as II were, and not be afraid
II / thought Oklahoma was TO be for
ever a democracy ridden state, whore
they steal s75, 900 in state warrants
and then steal the books Of the state
eXaminer-where they cover hidden
crimes under the mantle Of politics
and levy taxes without regard to prop
erty values, but with the sole purpose
of raising reyenue-if / thought there
never would be change in this state
an awakening Of the public to It's
rights would leave the state for
ever! Demand an explanation. | be-
lieye we can win"
1t was agreed at the meeting that
Geissler was very able party work.
err and that he would probably suit
all factions Of the party better than
any other man. 1t was pointed out
that while member Of the state COM
mittee. he was "progresslve;" that he
had always heen fair, and that IL a
convention was called he would de-
mand that the convention elect state
chairman, refusing to serve as gem
eral selected by the ''proXied." post
mastered" committee of Harris. II
was the opinion that Harris would OPP
pose convention, and that II would
be necessary TO proceed 10 n grass
root call, unless Vice Chairman
Gelssler could be persuaded TO issue a
call. Taking it altogether 1t looks
like n convention will be held. Both
the stand pat and progressive elements
of the party seem to realize the ne
cessity to "get together" and carry tho
state. No one seems TO be opposed
to the convention idea but Harris.
1t was determined to use every in
fluence to bring about convention
to be held in Oklahoma City not later
than the last of September Senator
Brownlee was authorized to continue
his efforts to secure call for state
convention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
PASSENGERS CARRYING
LIQUOR CAN'T RIDE
COURT ENJOINS RAILROADS
FROM CARRYING "INTRO-
DUCERS."

MUSKOGEE, Okla, Sept. 10-(Spe-
oial)-Persons suspected Of having
liquor on or about their person will
not be allowed to board the Iron
Mountain trains, according to an In
junction issued by Judge r. C. Allen
here today. The order was issued to
the railway by the court in an effort
to suppress the introdItion Of liquor
into the prohibition territory. Boot
leggers, who found 1t impossible to
ship their goods by express have been
boarding the trains as passengers and
carrying the contraband stuff in their
pockets and grips The railway COM
pany is in a dilemma whether or not
to search the passengers whom II sus-
poets.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
No Statewide Primary.

COLUMBIA, = c., Sept lO-Owing
10 the pending Investigation OF tho
state IN the state democratic primary
held two weeks ago, there was no
primary for state officers today, Only
one office, that Of attorney general,
would have been put In the second
primary, all the others, on the face
Of the returns, having ben filled on
the first ballot
In nearly all these counties, how
ever, there were second primaries for
new officers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
Bnttlcd With Indians.

TUSCON, Ariz.. Sept. lO,-Fedcral
soldiers pursuing the Yaqui Indians
who attacked Coma Empalme, Sono-
ra. last Saturday night, caught up
with the Indians today five miles
north Of Empalme, and n three hour
fight ensued. The Yaqul casualties
are unknown. The federals sent one
dead and nine wounded men to Em-
paine on "A train.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
IMPORTANT MEETING AT 0
O'CLOCK.

A meeting of all the business
and professional men of the city
has been called for o'clock this
morning at the Commercial club
rooms to discuss with Congress
man Davenport OF this district
the matter of the appropriation
for a federal building in Tulsa.
Congress has already made some
appropriation for this building
but 1t is desired to have this in
creased to at least half a million.
All persons are urgently request
ed to be at the meeting this morn
ing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
Intervention Is RuInnus.

MEX1CO CITY, Sept. 10.--"By in
tervenuon in the affairs of Mexico.
the United States would ruin at one
stroke all that work of years which it
has expended in establishing friendly
relations with Central and South
American republics said Minister OF
Foreisn Affairs Lascurain today. He
added that Intervention would place
the operation Of the Panama canal In
jeopardy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
Daughter Kills Father.

CALDWELL. Texas, Sept. lO--J B.
Tanner, a widower with one daugh-
ter. who lived at Hookerville, was
killed carly this morning at his home
A shot gun was the weapon used. His
daughter, Eitie, aged Is. fired the shot
but claims II was accidental. Justlce
Heslip held an inquest and instructed
the officers to hold the girl for an
examining trial.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11

COLUMBUS, Ga, Sept, lO,-By de-
feating Columbus TO in todays
game Of the post season series, Jack
sonvlle wins the Championship Of
the South Atlantic league this year,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11

them 10 this effect. Tho committee
felt that II had not been partial 20
either paper AS both had had equal
privileges Both papers were az lin-
erty TO print as many copies as their
capacity would permit on either Of the
days.
The committee might have handled
the free coupons differently Boy allow
Ing each contestant only certain
number OF free votes, but as this was
not done. II was entirely up to either
or both papers 10 print as many extra
papers as their sales demanded
The committee wishes to take this
opportunity 10 thank tho World the
Deomcrat and the Journal for the
newspaper mention and the advertise
ment they have given the contest.
They have all shown true Tulsa spirit
In boosting the Durbar for Tulsa,
(Signed)
BERRY WALL.
g. Il. CRAWLEY.
FRED l.. DUNN.
J.. S. BERNBROCK."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11
BERRY WALL.
G. E. CRAWLEY.
FRED l.. DUNN.
J.. s. BERNBROCK. "

Now will old Man stryker admit
that he He'd, or viii he garble and
pervert the above plain statement OF
facts to bear him out IN hts miser-
able, contemptiblc. sneaklng. lying at
tempt to oppease his own disappolnt-
ment at not being able to deliver
some thousands OF copies OF his ex-
cuse for a newspaper which he had
contracted to deliver at SO much per
copy2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11

WASHlNGTON. Sept TO-
Forecast Oklahoma probably
showers and cooler Wednesday
Thursday unsettled,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-11

TULSA, Sept. iO.-The temper
ature; Maximum 1903; minimum
70; South winds; clear.
The Tupelo journal., 1912-09-13

blast. LORD! rney must DC cussIn d
blue streak"
BY this time the Echo had worked
well up into the channel, the other
vessel being about midway through.
To a second signal, a solitary blast,
Appleyard replied with two, in utter
defiance of every rule and regulation
for the prevention of collisions at sea.
A husky shout of wrath answered this
manifestation of landlubberly foolish
ness. Appleyard responded with three
short banks of the whistle, the sane
s%ignifying what was obviously I'M
true-that he had reversed his engine
and was running full-speed astern;
for at the same moment. in obedience
to his lowtoned command-'Sta-
board, starboard your helm!"-Coast
again put the wheel over and the
Echo swung smartly on her heel,
showing her port light and making
as if to cut across the others bows
at a moment when they were but a
few lengths apart.
There was an instant of suspense
as the boats drew swiftly together.
Coast held his breath and prepared
to Jump should the threatened hap
pen; 1t seemed certain that the sharp
stem OF the motor cruiser would
crash into the catboat's side. Even
Appleyard lost something Of his Gus
tomary aplomb and betrayed the
strain upon his nerves
The Tupelo journal., 1912-09-13
You Suffering
From Piles.

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acious in a stubborn case of Piles and
Rectal Tissues where everything else
has failed. Bloodine Ointment costs
but Soc a box.