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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-28
lap OF LUXURY FOR
THE OLD AND INFIRM
w. A, Martin Relieved OF an 80
Foot Parasite


Mr.. w. \. Martin brought an So
foot tape worm TO the office which
has heen the cause of severe stomach
trouble for the last ten years.
Those interested directly or indi-
rectly in the treatment and cure OF
chronic diseases of men, women ana
children by the latest form Of electric
currents, will shortly have that in
terest graufied. The president Of the
Advanced Med Institutions will short
lv start a series of lectures. accompa-
nicd by practical demonstrations,
such as this or any other city has
never witnessed before. Free treat
ment will be given on thursdays or
each week for those unable TO pay.
The offices are filled not only with
apparatus of their own invention, but
with the latest output of the electric
al factories Of the world. These ma
chimes will be supplied from the ordl-
nary current of the city, but Will be
atepped up, harncssed, increased in
certain powers, a millionfold, untll
the Jerking, throbbing, shocking ele-
ments are entirely eliminated Inc
death dealing faculty is subracted'
and life giving faculty is multiplied
They will treat a child sitting on its
mothers lap. So flooded with the new
current will be the little ones BODY
that a gas jet may DE lighted from us
fingers or tongue, yet it Will SIT play
ing with its toys altogether uncoh-
scious that a torrent Of the new cur
rent is swishing through its body de-
stroyinc harmful germs and diseased
tissues! lie will place patients he
fore the diagraphoscope ana sho"
not only those taking treatment but
TO all. every minute bone in the SUI
forers body; the heart action; the
rise and fan of the diaphragm'
The examining doctor is not a mind
reader or wizard, yet he VIII tell
YOU what is wrong without asking
you many questions.
Science enables him to do THIS by
means Of mechanical apparatus that
never makes mistakes; that is as in
faliblc as the rising sun,
Those desiring to take advantage OF
the free treatment and free cure must
amply to the lady physician. between
10 and 12 a. m. on Thursday Ab-
solutely no free patients will be seen
at the offices excepting Thursdays
Examinations will be given at al
times during the regular office hours
The president of the Electro Radlc
Institution is a busincss man, not a
philanthroplst! He realizes that the
many he cures free of charge VIII
bring hundreds to the offices amply
able 10 pay for health and happiness
Those applying for free treatment
should not hesitate because crutche'
or canes. ear trumpets or invalic
chairs have been their constant com
panions for years.
Electro Radio is not CURE ALL
but those cases they take they VII
cure before the eyes OF the world
doing away once and forever with th'
hated chairs and crutches. canes snt
trumpets. The Electro Radio curren
is the only remedy for rheumatism
Catarrh. Stomach. Liver or kidneys
Deafness. that reaches not only III
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-28
Handled Much Mineral.

DENVER, colo, Dec. 27.-Gold,
silver and lead and copper ore valued
at S21,1G2,t0l was handled at the
Colorado plants Of the American
Smelling and Refining Company, ac-
cordng to figures contained in the
annual report for 1872, issued today
The report also shows that ore from
various states was handled at the
Colorado plants as follows:
Colorado, $14,122,949; Idaho, So
955.6O2; Utah, s1,G7S,76G; Canado
$1,214,713 and smaller quantities
from Montana, numerous. Arizona
South Dakota and Wyoming
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-28
DISPUTE OVER An EX.CoNyIcT
Both State and Federal Men Want u
Showdown.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dtc. 27r-Federal
autohrluos and the officials of Mar
shall county Kansas, are in dispute
over the possession Of Ncil Mulcahy
the alleged bank and postoffice rob
bcr who was arrested in Arkansas last
month, and the prosecutor Of Marshall
county today appealed to Governor
Smbbs to aid him in the matter.
Multahy, more than year ago was
convicted and sentenced 10 ten years
Imprisonment for robbing the state
bank Of Beattie Kan. soon afterward,
he escaped from jail and fled to Ar
kansas, whore he was found recently.
While he was in the custody Of the
Kansas officer, postoffice inspector
charged him with robbing the post
office at Huntsville. Ark, and took
him away from the state authorities
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afflicted parts but the blood direct.
No medicine or drugs will be used in
these demonstrations.
Fifty thousand dollars has been
spent for automobiles on which have
been placed the six note Gabriel
horns, on which may be played any of
the bugle calls known to army life.
The Standardization Motor Car Com
pany, who sold them these cars pro-
nounce them the finest example of
motor car construction the world has
ever seen. These cars are not for any
other use than TO carry prospective
patients. unable to board street car
to and from the office,
The sound of the horn will soon
become the hymn of hope to the af-
flicted! The chauffeurs are the most
experienced in the business and their
skill combined with the smooth run
ming qualities Of the autos, insures a
delightful, safe and speedy journey
to the most infirm.
OFFICE HOURS. 9 to II, 2 to 4; I
to at night; Sundays, II to u a. M
Examinations are free.
Mrs. w. II. Large has just reported
complete cure for her neuralgia OF
long standing by this treatment.
The celebrated expert on woman's
diseases has just arrived from the
Mlddicsex Hospital London, England,
where he bears one of the best repu-
tations Of any man living in England
or America and considered an author
ity by the leading doctors. He ex-
amnes free today and all this coming
week 211-12-14-15 Central Bank
Bldg
The great crowds have compelled
us to only accept a limited number
| Of cases. after which we cannot ac-
ccpt any more, so those desiring to
get the benefits had best come inn
mediatey or they will be too late.
/ Hours Q to y, ? to 4, TO s, II to II
a. m, Sundays.
Some of the well known people OF
| Tulsa, who have received results arc
/ Mrs Lilah Lindsay, 1906 5. Guthrie
relieved of gall stones and uric acid
Tulsa Okla. Dec. 21, 1912
To Whom ii May Concern:
! hereby take oath and state thai
for several years have suffered un-
told agony from rheumatism and =
nervous break down caused from 9
shock. also had severe case Of fe'
male trouble. ] am proud to state tC
the public of Tulsa and vicinity tha
after only three weeks treatment witt
the Electro-Radio doctors at 211-212
214-215 Central Bank Bldg, that
have improved beyond my eXpccta
tion. My rheumatism and nervous
ness is disappearing and | am i'm
proved in every way and feel a.
though ! will soon be entirely well
| recommend this treatment to ever
woman or man that has tried othei
methods without results and feel tha
the doctors will cure you. If they sa,
you can be cured. as l have foun'
them all to be honorable gentlemen
that do all they claim.
(Signed)
MRS. ROBERT f. MILLER,
trdvD II. r. No. 2, Tulsa, Okla
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sure OF No ONE At
Police HEADQUARTERS
WALDO DECLARED ACCORDING
TO TESTIMONY OF COMMIS-
SiONER OF ACCOUNTS.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-"Are you
sure of Becker?'
i am not sure Of anyone at police
headquarters"
This is the question which former
Commissioner of Accounts Fosdick
today told the aldermanic committee
investigating the police department
that he asked Police Commissioner
Waldo early this year, and the an
swer which he declared Mr., Waldo
made.
Former Police Lieutenant Backer,
referred to by Mr.. Fosdick, was re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-28

NEW YORK, Dec, 27.-For the
third successive time, Columbia won
the annual chess tournament, the
first Of the series with Harvard, Yale
and Princeton, by taking three points
out of four from Princeton in the
match postponed from the first round
and played off today. Columbia
finished with a total Of 8 points, with
Harvard ~ points, second Yale
third with AZ and Princeton last
with four. In addition Harvard tied
one with Yale. Princeton and Yale
have each won one tournament.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-28

Tulsa at 7 o'clock crashed into his
wagon
The teamster who lives at jerks.
was driving a mule team, hauling a
long stem from the oil fields "a
Tulsa He was coming west on lSth
street and did not hear the train ap-
preaching and was almost across the
track when the engine struck the
rear OF his wagon.
Tho tcamster was thrown To The
ground and slightly cut but the
mules escaped unharmed, The wag-
on was demolished.
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steamer sank in Collision.

MONTIVIDEO, Dec. 27.-The kos
mos line steamer Amass and the
2rincelinc steamer Austrian Prince
came into collision in the harbor here
today. Tho Amasis was so badly
damaged that she sank. She was
bound from South American ports
for Hamburg. The Austrian Prince
had just arrived from New York. No
lives were lost
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-28

convicted Of any crime involving NOR
al Wrpiude because that will supply
grounds for hi deportaion
The state department today receiV-
ed a report from Venezuela concern
ing the status Of the deposed presi-
dent. This was given to Secretary
Nagel but its nature was not made
public
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-28
won't Withdraw His Soldiers.

LONDON. Dec. 27.-The CORE
spondcnt Of the Daily Mail at Vienna
says he learns that Austrian govern
ment will not withdraw n single
soldier from the southern frontiers
until the Servlans evacuate Durazzo,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-28
PILES CURED At HOME BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from bleeding, itching. blind
or protruding piles, send me your address.
and l will tell you how to cure yourself at
homo by the new absorption treatment; and
will also send some OF this home treatment
free for trial with references from your
own locality IL requested. Immediate re-
lisf and permanent cure assured. Send NO
money, but tell others Of this offer. Write
today 10 Mrs. n. Summers, Boz p. South
Bend. Ind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-28
WEAK MAN RECEIPT FREr

:. Any man who suffers with neryou. dsb,s
NY loss OF natural power. weak back, fsiE
mk memory or deficient manhood, brought
Pr the follies Of youth, may cure himself Al
home with simple prescription that I viii
gladly send free. In q plain sealed enyslons'
2 a1y man who viii write for It. Or. A M
Michigan. s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-28

The British committee organized
for the celebration in 1914 of the
centenary of Anglo-American peace
has drawn up a very comprehensive
programme. II is proposed. accord
ing Ia an announcement Of Sir Ed
ward Grey. that monument OF
George Washington be erected in
Westminster Abbey or in Westmin
lister Hall, adjoining the House Of
Commons. II is also proposed that
the ancestral home Of Washington.
Sulgrave Manor, Northamptonshire
should be purchased and preserved.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-28
City NEWS

ELLIS JONES, whom the police
believe was implicated IN the hold
mp Of the Katy depot last week is
occupying "A ccll In the county Jail
although no formal charge has been
placed against him, lie was arrest
cd by the police officers IN a room
ing house Thursday night on a tip
from a railroad detective.
o
GEORGE iOLLlNGSWORTH, he
liovCd 10 have been one Of the gang
of hold.up men who Thursday night
ehot and killed Mack Martin at Col
lmsyillc has cyaded an efforts Of the
Officers TO capture him and It is now
believed that he has left tho state.
2 he other three mcu arrested for
the cr,ne are in tho county jail at
Claremore.
The of.'crs r. ic2lly every coun-
ty IN Ncr,h,pstorr Oklahoma yester-
day conducted It scarcl for tho noted
gun mar but without pny success II
is thought 'hat lIcilhgsworth will
scout" until he believes the excite
ment has blown over and win again
endeavor TO resme his old haunts in
Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-28

A TEAMSTER whose name could
not be ascertained had narrow es-
cape from death at the 18Th street
crossing Of the Midland Valley rail
road track early last night when the
southbound passenger train leaving
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

Competent WHITE WOMAN TO
nurse a baby. Phone 1897.
FOR RENT ROOM BUNGALOW
to desirable couple. Fine art cham
deliers and fire place. use Of gas logs.
3 closets. t00-foot well ON large
screen porch. on car line. Highland
Addition. 1OOxi5O-foot lot, fenced.
chicken house. Phone 27S3.
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Benin The New Year Right

and furnish your house with Bass Good Furniture"
We carry to Best Merchandise and because OF our
Greater enabled much better values on all
grades Of merchandise.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-28
Wilton Rugs

A medium priced Wilton Rug is
the one generally wanted. We have
an excellent line Of many Of the best
known Wilton Rugs now Ck0 mn
ON the market. Priced at VVV'VV
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Sclims and Easement cloths in
bordcrcd effects and best washable
y.I"Ts' cos% price per Zoe
The Delta independent., 1912-06-21

State OF tDlOrhuo,
'ounty OF Delta. : ''
l. III. @. Hayward, Asst Cashier OF the above
n ,med bank. do solernny swear that the above
s,afement is true to the best of my knowledge
ind belief II. q. HAYWARD. Asst. Cashier
CoRREcT-Attest: B. p SMITH. MILTON X.
sELCH GRO bTEPHAN. -
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
?SEAT1 RUBY 4. TURNER
Notary Public
Commission expires June II, 1914.
The Delta independent., 1912-06-21
JUNE BRIDES PLENTIFUL.

The marriage license clerk in the
local office was doing overtime
this week, and 1t is entirely out of
the question to determine whether
this increased demand comes from
the fact that it's leap year gad the
girls are accepting an opportunity
or that the boys will break a June
record. The list to get wedding doc
uments this week Is as follows:
Cliff Harris of Cedaredge and
Miss Helen Fickes, J. w. Ambrose
Of Hotchkiss and Mayme Gray of
Delta. Ernest Latmer and Miss Su-
sic Fickes both of Delta. Austin II.
Kracaw of Denver and Helen Il.
Williams of Delta. Seph Hubbard of
Olathe and Miss Olive Hattenbauer
of Delta. Charles Ray Reed and Misc
Bertha Shearer both of Crawford. NJ.
T.. Lucky and Miss Blanche Swanger
both of Delta.
The Delta independent., 1912-06-21

Fred King departed Saturday
morning for Salida, where he was to
compete in the state trap shoot
which was to begin on Monday and
conclude Tuesday evening. The
two trophies held by him We're to
be again contested for at this meet.
end were forwarded to that point
for exhibition one day last week.
The public ball given in Austin
last Friday evening for the benefit
of the baseball team, was one of
the most successful affairs of that
Kind ever held in that district. ac-
cording to reports of those present.
Some eighteen or twenty young peo-
ble of this city were there to parti-
cipate. and all report n good time
from start to finish.
The Delta independent., 1912-06-21
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES.

At the c. L. business meeting.
which was held at the Nuttcr home
last week, the following officers
were elected: President. Miss Lee
Wright; vico president. Miss Agnes
Walker; secretary. Miss Bernice
Meyer.
The Junior c. f. society meets on
Sunday at 4 p IN. Iona Welch,
leader.
Thursday evening occurred the
graduating exercises of Prof Dana's
music class, Mrs. Merrill assisting.
The two solos of last Sunday CIV
en- by Miss Killian in the morning
and Mr.. Tucker in the evening were
especially enjoyed by all present
The prayer meeting topic for tho
2 9Th is The Obligation of True Pa
triotism." Psalm 1872.
An invitation is extended to our
people to attend the reception to tho
new NJ. Il. pastor. DIR. Maynard. this
evening in the parlors OF the NJ.
Il. church
The Delta independent., 1912-06-21

n,
close of business June II, 1912.
RYsouRcEs DollHrs
Loans and Discounts ...... .s21O,n6 ~
Overdrafts. secured and unsecured ... 2,3ls "
H. \ Ron6s to secure circulation 5000 90
u s. Bonds to secure Postal Savings. 5000 90
Premium y. S. Bonds ..-.--...-..-. rs 0n
ionds securities. etc. Is.1s ~
Furniture and Fixtures go. ...,-...... 6ls5 80
Other Real Estate owned .......-.. 800 90
Due from National Banks
mo, reserve agents. sb,7sn 20
Dne from State and Pri-
yate Banks and Bankers,
Trust Companies, and
Savings Banks ..-.. i32 ~
serve agents nm. 42,i7i 40
Checks and other cash
items ..s.+s, o'p "
Ban Banks .........".....-- 725 90
Fractional paper currency,
nicKels and cents ...... 20 30
Lawful Money Reserve in Pank. VIZ:
Specie .....-..'.. = si,llo -
Iepnl-tender notes ....... 200 90
Redemption fund with U.
y. Treasurer % per cent
of circulation .......... 2,JD0 90
The Delta independent., 1912-06-21
mo S575l
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Delta National Bank

at Delta in the State of Colorado. at the
close of business. June II, 1912.
The Delta independent., 1912-06-21
GALL For BIDS.

Sealed proposals will be received
up to p. IN. on Saturday, June
20, for furnishing all materials and
labor IN the construction of one
story brick high school building at
and specifications as furnished by o.
r. Felmlee. architect, at 624 Palmer
street. Delta, Colo.
All bids must be accompanied by
cashiers check in the sum Of 81
of the amount OF the bid, same to
be payable to the secretary. Plans
from secretary, also from architect.
b. F. NICHOLS. Secretary.
Eckert, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1912-06-21

ern Colorado, came in Sunday even
ing from the Durango country where
they had been looking about for a
favorable stock ranch. They pro-
ceeded to C edaredge Monday even
ing and may decide to locate in
this county. Mr.. leighton is much
pleased with Delta and remarked
that our orchards look better than
any he had seen.
Deputy Sheriff Jeff Watson of
Grand Junction, has discovered the
latest and safest in savings banks
in the custom used by an unemploy-
ed knight of the road arrested by
rim several days ago. The hobo
wore a broad, tubular four-in-hand
Necktie and concealed in it's folds
were s25 in bills ranging from 81
hill down. The devise is a very un-
common one and the fact that ho-
bo had so much money was also
surprise. He stated that this was
the only place he could put it to pre-
vent theft by members of his frater-
Itity of the open. In their search of
the hobo's person the officers miss
ed the money but it was discovered
later.
The Delta independent., 1912-06-21

Hats and caps-the popular shape
and styles-at Pregent's.
w. p. Dale departed yesterday
morning for Denver, where he will
endeavor to secure a rate on the
Rio Grande for all help to be en-
ployed in the fruit harvest this fall
a.ad to look after other matters of
Importance in connection with the
harvest and marketing problem.
Messrs. Jess Smith of Hart's has
in and Fred Frey of the Antelope
hill, who were arrested last week on
cnarge of horse stealing at the in
stance of Charles Gilman, were Civ
en- a preliminary hearing in Judge
Fairlambs court on Tuesday. TIL
prosecuting attorney decided that
evidence at hand was not sufficient
to hold them on the. charge prefer
red against the young men and or
dered the case dismissec.
Mrs. E. Gluck and little son. of
PENSACOLA, Florida, and Mrs. Harry
Rose of Dixon, Illinois, arrived in the
city last Friday evening and will be
guests at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Porges, ten days or
two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ten
nebaum and child came in from Grip
pie Creek on Monday and are also
visiting at the Porges home, Mrs.
Tennebaum, another daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Porges. Mr.. Tennebaum
is connected with one of the banks
in the big mining town and is off on
two-weeks' vacation. He and his
ia -lily will spend most of the time
here.
w. o. Glochlin, who came to this
city from Dolores about three weeks
ago, is so thoroughly pleased with
Delta and the prospects for a bright
future that he has decided to locate
here permanently. He has purchas-
ed the grocery business of Ralph
Isham in the Lincoln building. Mr..
Glochlin took possession of the
store on Monday and is busy check
ing up his goods in order that he
may be able to order depleted lines
and have his shelves and counters
well stocked with everything in the
form of eatables that can come from
well kept grocery.
The Delta independent., 1912-06-21
THE ROAD FUND QUESTION
REVIEWED BY STEPHAN.
CONTINUED From Page -

CONTINUED From Page 1.)
Gritty vote of the members of each
house, it shall become the charter
of such ciey, does not include the gov
ernor, as he is not in fact part Of
the legislature.
Brooks v. Fischer, 21 Pac. 652,
$50, 81, Cal. 173. l.. R. A. 429.
Words and Phrases vol. V. "Legisla-
ture,' Page 4OS9-9O.
Those of us who are interested in
good roads deplore the fact that
House Bill No. 200 was found to be
defective; we deplore the fact that
large fund intended for internal
! Improvement is lying in the state
treasury, but cannot be used. We
all are anxious to have this money
judiciously and honestly expended
on our highways at the earliest pos
sible date, but l don't believe any
state treasurer would pay the money
out on the strength of an initiated
bill as you propose, nor do l believe
their bondsmen would consent to
such payment until such time as it
could be passed upon by court of
last resort. If, for the sake of argu-
ment we should admit that the fed
eral court would finally hold your
construction of the law to be correct,
yet it is absolutely certain that the
very course which you advise would
result in tying up these funds.
have no doubt but that certain fl
nancial institutions in Denver would
be very glad to have half million
dollar fund tied up for several years
in order that the money might be
kept on deposit.
sesodInd 6eMqSIu IoJ eIqsIIeAe 90
IIIM punJ sun emIl qoIuM lB 6Ien
uer lxau lsem Il!M eInlBIs!S9I euL
il it is not tied up by initiating bill.
Hence / believe it would be very
unwise to take any chances, and for
that reason am not in favor of initi-
ating bill. Very truly yours,
GEORGE STEPHAN.