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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-19
PLAN A Decisive
TEST Of STRENGTH
UADLEY WILD HAVE A FREE
HAND IN DIRECTING
OPERATIONS.

CHICAGO. June 18. - Colonel
Roosevelt and his leaders decided to-
night to make the contest over the
report Of the credential committee
a decisive test of strength. Most of
the evening was given over TO dis
cusslon of the plan to be adopted.
Governor Hadley' Of Missouri, re-
ceived commission 10 exercise a
free hand in directing the fight.
Talk Of bolt as the result Of de-
cislon to disregard the action OF a
majority Of the convention unless II
be composed Of Uncontrolled delegates
was said to be unfavorable.
Colonel Roosevelt addressed a eau
Gus OF Roosevelt delegates for quar-
ter OF an hour. He said the situation
tonight seemed to be most encourag-
ing and he felt sure the convention
would not support the national COM
mittee and seat delegates who, he as
serted, had no rights In the conven-
ton. In emphatic language he told
the delegates he would not abide by
such action and he felt sure they
would not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-19
DEMOCRATS PAUSE
TO watch C. 0. ?.
JUDGE ALTON Is. PARKER Is
SLATED FOR THE CHAIR
MANSIIp.

BALTIM June 1S-Democrats
In their pre-conyention councils here
today paused to watch affairs In the
republican national convention Mt
Chicago. Alton b. Parker. Of New
York was said tonight to be the most
likely choice for temporary chairman
Of the convention. with Senator-elect
Ollie James, as the next strongest
candidate.
w. i. McCombs OF New York. cam
paign leader for Governor Wilson,
took charge Of Wilson headquarters
today and announced that Senator
Gore OF Oklahoma and Representa-
tive Mitchell Palmer OF Pennsylvania
would second the nomination OF the
New Jersey governor.
J. Hamilton Lewis OF Chicago, came
In this afternoon with plan to
swing the vice presidency to an llli-
nois man. Senator Bankhead Of Ala
bama, who is looking after the inter-
ests Of Oscar Underwood talked things
over with the national committeeman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-19
TWO MAIDS sTRNNl,D IROM
TllE NAilliOM PAIll
Police Judge Houston Ordered lhum
Held lntil Ihcir Parents We're
Notified.

pcnr Shields and Bessie ShhoN,
each rs years uf age. ana with lho
bloom of youth on her checks, faced
Judge ChaunDry Houston iu the mu-
u,c.pal court Yesterday moruluR They
had been arrested at questionable
lupmiuR house the nlght before Thor
actions Woro suspicious. They Warr
booked no police headquarters Tor lu-
Nraligation.
Ouc of the girls said her home was
Tee lHWuec. okla. ana the other claim
pd ip hall from Missouri They ad-
mtrud having erred anmr slucr Hr-
uNug FOO Tulsa, bat seemed rppcunut
Investigate thcir caar.' said ludFe
Houston tn Chirf uf Police lod D.
find out whore they i've. ana 500
uut they are sent home, or their
parents notified to come and get
them"
1ho girls are being detained in tho
meantime undor the charge uf police
Nuiruu Dixon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-19
MARINES FIRED UPON
CUBAN REVOLUTIONISTs

SANTIAGO. June 1s.-It Is report.
ed that 800 insurgents commanded by
Estenoz, attempted to burn the Sole
dad plantation near Guantanamo last
night. United States marines extin-
Gdished the flames and fired se' eral
volieys at the raiders, but apparently
without effect.
Seafala. insurgent leader. II is re-
ported was led into an ambuscade
by government troops near Palma
Soriano and killed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-19
MENTALLY DIRANGID M
JUMPED IkDM WINDOW
Atlanta Cubmmn Committed Suicide
liN jumping from the Ninth
Story,

~ ATLANTA, Ga, juno rs Marion
.C. jackson. aged 40 years, % wen
known cluhmau throw himself from
a window Of the ninth floor ot a
downtown office buildins today and
crashed to his death ON the roof uf
the lobby below Relatives utrihuto
the deed to mental dcrangnmrnt due
to oycrwork and loss pf sleep Ito
had stopped at his office for some
papers on the way 10 the railroad sta
ton, whence he WAS going 10 % saul'
MTlmm NJ SmNrnh. On.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-19
CRAZY WOMAN SwIpID
". j. HRNAN'S TICKET


Bryuns ticket to the national rcpub-
lican convention NJ a reporter for a
series of newspapers was snntched
out NJ his hand today at the door Of
the Coliseum by "A woman who gave
her name TO the police as Katherine
Don. At the police station she was
found TO have $1,000 scwed IN pock-
cts IN her undersklrt Bryan's ticket
was restored and the woman viii be
examined for her sanity. After TAX
ing the ticket she tried to enter the
hall
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-19
WINDLERS DID A LAND
OFFICE BUSINESS
sold Counterfeit Tickets to Conven
tlon at S5--Itcal Ones
cost 500.

CHICAGO. June 1s.-While tickets
to the convention were quoted at 800
each, with the demand greater than
the supply, hundreds of counterfeit
tickets were sold to unsophlsticated
victims at IS apiece.
The swindlers did a thriving bust
ness within a short distance Of the
Coliseum doors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-19

Continued on page 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-19

TULSA, June lS.-The tempera-
tur, Maximum 10, minimum "a,
North winds, partly cloudy,
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

paper who can quote from the speech
delivered by Lincoln.
Since the death of Lincoln a humid
red men whom the world calls great
have tried, in speech and essay. To do
justice To the greatness of his char
acter Not one of them has succeed
ed. The subject has been too vast.
And all this honor has come to the
son of Tom Lincoln. Kentucky
ne'er do well. Ii came To a man
who was born not even in the pro-
verbal log cabin, for Tom Lincoln
Was too poor TO afford even THAI.
Abraham Lincoln was born in Il
shack made Of split palmgs and the
branches of trees. This fact is an
everlasting reproach to the men who
deride the opportunities of the coun-
try whose integrity he saved
Lincoln has been dead forty-seven
wears. But today his personality
lives and it Will live 50 long as meh
love and venerate the cause Of lib
erty and humanity.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
SC|SSORED WIT
UNCONVENTIONAlITIES.

4 know well enough I'm not lend
ing YOU this money. Dnguss. I'm
giving IT 10 you.
If Won could dron in some time
when you hadn't So long Ia stay. Mr.
PnoodIcs. should BE- glad To see
you"
My only reason for indorsing your
note. old chap. il that | haven't any
thing the law can touch"
Keep o. talking. Uncle CYRUS. |
like 10 50" Won make your teeth
move IN and down
Il used 10 know your old grand
father. Hewligus. and he was always
looking his nose into other peoples
business. same as YOU are"
Il asked mamma if she wouldn't
like L" have YOU come and see us
today. Mrs LupSome. and she said
no"
I've come to YOU. Mr. sharpe be-
cause I can't afford To employ a first
class lawycr.'-Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

The abolition Of the fellow servant
law and the doctrine of assumed risk
j. having a totally unexpected result.
At recent meeting Of the ohio
Manufacturers association. employers
Of labor passed a resolution declaring
that hereafter no man will be- per
mitted to work who is patron Of
saloons. The manufacturers take tho
view that since they have to carry
all the risk they have the right ="
say that risk shall be as small as Il
can be- made It will not be surpris-
ing if the rule. already largely in
vogue among large corporations. be-
comes much more general than here
tofore.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
OUT Of CITY CANDIDATE
GETS BUSY IN PHOENIX

hc given tp the contestant who turns
in the greatest number Of votes Sc
cured ON new subscriptions during the
period extending from .. m. Febru-
airy 21st 10 3 j.. M. February 18th. The
third period prize of 81 will be given
t. the contestant who turns in the
greatest number of votes secured on
new subscriptions during the period
extending from p. M. February 18th
10 D. M. March .. The fourth period
prize az Sln viii be given To the con
tostant who turns in the greatest num-
Der of votes secured on new subscrip-
tiCns during the period extending from
g p. M. March 2nd to 3 p M. March
9Th
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
HOw'S This?

We ofer One Hundred Dollars Reward for Any
case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
CstarTh cure.
=. J. CHENEY 4 co, Toiedo. O.
We. the undersigned. have known =. J. Cheney
for the last IS years and believe him perfectly hon
orable IN all business transactions ana financially
able TO carry out any obligations made by his rIn.
WALD:NG. KINNAN 4 MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
HaIi's Catarrh Cure IL taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF thu
system. Testimonials sent free. Price - cents psa
bottle Sold by all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
HE NEW.WAY

Is the name of gasoline engine.
made by the Way Motor co.
and this engine is rightly named. it
is simplicity itself. having done away
with the complicated push rods.
levers. triggers and springs found on
other makes of engines. Sold by
Ryan Vehicle X Machinery co.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

Davidson's Cash store has just re-
Ccived a large stock Of shades and
shade cloth They are in a position
To- fiji any size order promptly for
these goods. II YOU can use any of
these goods it will be to your inter
est to get their prices
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
OUR RECENT NOTED VISITOR

Sir Gilbert Parker the noted au-
thor. statesman and newspaper man.
who has been visiting Arizona was
n guest Of the Hotel Adams while
here Sir Gilbert said many words
i'm praise of this hosiery and eX-
poets To return again next year.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
Abraham Lincoln.

In thousand towns and cities
Yesterday the people gave visible
expression to their love Tor the mem
ory of Abraham Lincoln because il
was the anniversary Of the great
mans birth. In hundreds of pIa, -
last night there were banquets I'll
all OF which the memory Of m.
martyred president was honored. AM
this il fitting and right: but great
a. WAS the honor shown it is The
veriest bagatelle compared with tie
love and reverence for the greatest
OF AL American presidents and hu-
manitarians. that live not only one,
day but on every day and fill th4
hearts Of Americans everywhere
The character Of Abraham Lincoln
has been 80 carefully analyzed. his
every act and word have been sd
closely Scrutinized: every scrap or
every paper he ever wrote has been
the subject of 80 many dissertations.
new about him. on each recurring
anniversary ri his birth thousands
OF speeches are delivered and thoUs-
ands Of ESSAYS written that are mere
ly repetitions Of what has gone be-
fore 1t w1uld seem the subject ha :
been exhausted long ago: but each
succeeding year an ever increasing
number Of men and women delight
in paving this tribute Of their admi-
ration and their love
Abraham Lincoln was great
president great statesman and a
great orator. But better than ant
else he Was a great man Not Only
in the qualities that attract the no
tice Of the world through the play
Of splendid mentality. but he was
great because he was good.
For one thing he was great in his !
mercifulness. The quality Of merCv !
il not strained Shakespeare made !
one of his characters say: and il |
would seem that through all the VI /
cissitudes Of his sad and stormy life 4
Abraham Lincoln must have kept
that divine sentiment in his mind.
He was great in his love for hl-
mainly. There was not the smallest /
particle Of revenge in his nature /
Possessed Of power greater than that /
possessed by any monarch Of his /
time. the power was used ever and /
always for the people whom he
loved
He was great in his sorrows ono
"f the pathetic things about the liz.
Of this wonderful man WAS that while
his stories showed AN unfailing res
ervoir Of humor from which he drew
on every possible occasion. they war,.
after all the medicine for soul
that staggered under a weight of
oppressive care that few could even
imagine
He was great in his magnanimity.
No other American president ever
even approached the heights on which |
he lived. No other American presi
dent ever kept personal and po-
ltical enemy in office because ne
believed the good of the country
demanded it.
Lincoln was great lawyer. a
great orator, and great writer If
he had done nothing else than de-
liver his Gettysburg address. lis
name would have lived No Ameri-
can statesman or writer has produced |
a finer bit of English than that. ON i
the occasion of the delivery of that
historic address Lincoln was pre-
ceded by Edward Everett. reputed n
one Of the foremost orators i'm Amer
lea Lincoln followed him and spoke
for five minutes. Ii is doubtful il
"A single reader Of The Republican
could quote twenty-five consecutive
words of Everett's speech. But there
are hundreds Of the readers of this
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

\ Washington writer wants %
know how it is possible for anybody
TO .cceFt the theories Of socialism
ia view OF Herbert Spencer's writ
mss on the subject. That's easy.
Not one person in a thousand eve
read Herbert Spencer and it wouldn't
make any difference if they did. It
may be- pointed out that lots of pee
pie believe if YOU take a dead snake
and lay it on its back that act Will
cause rain and YOU might discuss
the science Of meteorology until N"d
are black in the face and YOU couldn &,
convince those people OF the absurd
ity of their notion The dangerous
fallacy Of socialism Will never g."
killed by quoting Herbert Spencer
because YOU can pick mp a socialist
almost anywhere who thinks he knows
more Of the subject than Herbert
Spencer ever dreamed of.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
PPOGRE SSING

Crawford-Hows your mining ven
ture getting on?
Skinnem-FirSt rate. I never ina
gined we had such a good mine until
/ read the PROSPECTUS we issue
Lippincott's Magazine
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

Miss Helen W Seavers telesraphcs
in a Washington hotel. swears posi-
lively before the Lorimer investiGat-
ing committee. that Edward Hin -
offered her money if she would 1T
him see a telegram which she had
forwarded for Burns detective. NJ.
Hines asserts positively he did moth
ing OF the kind This is hardly =
case where two people could be hon
estly mistaken and. much IS anyone
may dislike 10 believe il. there seems
To have been willful and delibera,.
living. II therefore becomes pertinent
To- ask. Who led And as it Is
probably impossible L. answer that
question directly. it becomes proper To-
inquire int" the inducements and mo-
tives for making false statement
regarding this matter. 1t is all part
of an elusive problem that may never
b- solved.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
CONTEST To CLOSE MARCH g

After the award of the fourth extra
prize there viii remain three days UNI
til the grand finish when the Mitchell
Touring Car. $500 in gold ana three
trips To- the coast will be awarded the
winners The best advice that can be
given is. Make the period prize days
count for all votes turned in on the
special cash prizes will also count to-
ward winning the general prizes at the
close of the contest
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
HER REMINDER

Things a bit queer at home. I'm
afraid There's your wife sticking
her tongue ont at you.
oh. no: she gave me letter to
pcst and SHE'S merely reminding m"
that must put a stamp on il first"
--FlieGende Batter
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
YEARLY PRAISE

George. dear said the young
wife. you are growing handsomcr
every day
Yes. darling" replied the know
ing George It's way l have Just
before YOUR birthday Pick Me Up
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

The Republican will wager one
large red apple that it can guess the
presidential choice of the Amalgamat
ed Association Of Teddy bear man
ufacturers.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

1t iS currently reported that the
Honorable Thomas r. Weedin is not
going to be appointed To position
Of trust and responsibility by the
Honorable George Washington Peter
Hunt
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

The editor Of the Tucson Citizen
SAYS he knows who will be- nominat
ed for president by the republicans
but he refuses to tell. a man with
disposition like that ought to be
ostracised from the society IF gentl--
men.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
REAL PROOF

"Thc people next door seem anxious
To- he r~iendlv"
How do YOU get that idea -
They have busted their phono-
graDh Houston Post
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

Mayor Gaynor knows just how -
go about il To swipe the trJsts. But
did the mayor ask Mr.. Bryan if ne
should be allowed to talk?
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
GOOD CAUSE

He-I dreamed last night that your
mother --as very i'll.
She-Brute' heard Won laughing
in your sleep.-McCalrs Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
OUT COP q DRIVE

Inquisitive Female-Arc the people
here removing?
The Young Man-Dh. no. miss.
we're Only taking the furniture out
for - drive ondon Opinion.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

Ii is safe to say no Maricopa law
yer will file a demurrer I" that din
ner Saturday night.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

IL is Woodrow Wilson against the
field and the field doesn't seem 10
be having the better of il. at that
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

There is considerable Folk lore in
that Withdrawal of the former gov
ernor of Missouri.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
PURIOINED POINTERS

st. Louis. which has been notified
to boil it's water. has had its poliu-
cal pot boiling ever since Champ
Clark repudiated the Folk pledge
Kansas CITY star
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

Three men in the public eye should
go into partncrship-the Kansas can
didate for the supreme court. the
mayor Of Lima and the mayor OF In
Hook. Shook and shank.
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
BOOST YOUR FAVoRITE.

The Republican is giving away
a Mitchell Touring Car, $1,000
in gold, and trips to the Coast,
in one of the greatest subscrip-
ton contests ever conducted by
any newspaper in the South
west.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

Address all communications to THE
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, Phoenix.
Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
OVERLOOK NO ONE
In VOTE CAMPAIGN
Contestants Are Meeting
With Great Success in
Capturing Votes Extra
Prizes Make the Next 10
DAYS Most Valuable.

The candidates in the Arizona Re
publican Automobile. cold and Trip
Contest report much pleasure in see
ing their Old friends AMI making the
acquaintance of others Interested in
the energetic way in which they are
conducting their battle for ballots.
Those who are active say that they
need little Introduction when collect
ing votes. for those whom they have
seen have been Interested IN their
progress ana only awaited the time
when they should come and ask for
their votes.
one out-of-town young lady report
ed that she secured subscription
which a gentleman was holding for an
other. but which she secured bv only
short conversation with him. To-day
gentleman sent in two subscriptions
for a contestant who had sent him one
Of the printed letters which ;he CON
test Department furnishes to those
who are collecting votes.
II is too often the case for con-
testant To- neglect to see neighhors and
others who live right in her own To-
caiity.
\ contestant from nearby town
tells what she did i'm Phoenix yestcr-
day. Il thought that there would be
little use to try for subscriptions i'm the
city" she said. "inasmuch rs there
are So many well known home con
tcStants whom / supposed hal asked
all their friends for their support.
had not been out long Monday morn
ing until | had secured three subscrip-
tons for one year each and four for
six months. | found sixteen people
whom no one had asked for their votes.
/ was surprised to get 50 many votes
away from my homc-subscriptions
that were within the immediate reach
.of MANY other contestants
All of which experiences go To prove
what the contest manager has insisted
or all along. that votes .ore easy to gat
if Only a little effort and carnesness
are shown
ADDITIONAL PRIZES
Now. that extra cash prizes are Of
fcrcd. time is made more precious.
-Four special cash prizes. $50. $25. SIS
and so. are To be awarded for the
greatest vote gains on new subscrip-
tions during four consecutive pcrio Is
beginning with Monday, February
18th
The first period prize Of $50 will be
given to the contestant who Yates the
highest number of votes on new sub
scriptions turned in to The Republican
during the period extending from Feb
ruary 18th to 3 p. M, Wednesday. Feb
ruary 21st. <
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

\ ST. Louis man has had a piece
of bone. contributed by his wife
grated on the bone of his leg. Many
4 man has had piece Of his Wife'S
mind inseparably impressed upon his
memorV-St Paul Dispatch
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

Votes by the Thousands tor
be Secured by the Con
testants Who Lose No
Time in Going After
Them.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

Entered the postoffice at Phoe-
nix, Arizona, as mail matter of the
second class
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

Office, Corner Second and Adams SITS.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

Poor. unhappy 81. Louis, Beaten
by Chicago i'm the race for popula-
ton. she sees her old rival now rob
ing her Of her reputation for hor-
riblr Weather--I.oS Angeles Express
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

Exclusive Morning Associated Press
Dispatches.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

With Missouri. Kansas and Okla
homa at his back. champ Clark feels
that he can afford To disregard the
quips of those who are making mer-
~ at his boom.-Kansas city Jour
nal
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

Just one Naturalization from the
democratic harmony meeting ia san
Francisco last SATURDAY: THAT -
AN absolute untruth II is lie.
The democrats must put reverS"
English on their definition of har-
mony.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

\ lost" call has been registered
fer Senator Bevcridge. who once had
u mortgage on all the platforms in
the country-Atlantd Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

Having confessed that competition
is dead. Mr. Carnegie should be
brought To- trial-Atlanta Constitu-
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

The New York sun pesslmisticIlly
remarks that no one goes into poll
ties without hoping t. get something
out Of it," Usually. too. il is big
bunch. Of heartach-s. "a ruined con
stitution and bad reputation
Philadelphia Inquirer
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

ETA CLIFFORD YOUNG,
Society Editor.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
TELEPHONES:

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Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
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