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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-06-27

pointees ample police protection at the
polls. Many disturbances ut polling
places have resulted.
Colonel Todhunter's jubilant hand
came down heavily on Colonel Strick-
lands shoulder.
'What did tell you about Randolph
Carter and old Chief Stacey, Bile" he
cried. Didn't | say that made old
Ran feel ashamed Of himself and that
Chief Stacey was white clear through
and would use his policemen In favor
Of an honest vote if he got half a
chance? Yes. sub. l was a-castin' my
bread on the waters when had that
there talk with them in St Louis. and
It's comm back to us after these many
days. you mark my words"
There was a joyous cheer from his
hearers.
But Colonel Todhunter himself held
up warning hand. Don't be too pre-.
vious. boys. Leave that sort Of foolish.
ness to the Yancey crowd that just
went prancin' by here If anything OF
that sorts got to be done. Wait fol-
the figgers before you do any hollerin'."
But Dick Cantrill gave another
whoop. Notwithstanding. Here's an
other bulletin he cried. ut is now
said that Strickland has a heavy plu-
rality in St Louis us a result of the
honest count of votes cast. Yancey's
managers are claiming fraud"
And then the "tiggers" began to roll
in. The returns from st. Louis by pre-
cincts and wards. until now delayed.
were at last we'll in hand. Dick Can
trill read bulletin after bulletin In I'M
broken succession. Colonel Strickland.
with lips compressed. tabulated the
vote by wars. Once or twice he nod
ded significantly to Colonel Todhunter.
At last there came break in the
steady stream Of returns Iycurgus
Ouivey grasped a bulletin from the
hands of the Blades devil" as the lat
ter rushed in breathless. He handed II
to Cantril
The Blades editor gave one swift.
comprehensive glance at the bulletin
and excitedly hurled his hat high in
the air with an unrestrained yell of ex.
ultation.
LIT is now conceded by Yancey's
mana gers" he read. THAT Strickland
has carried st. Louis by Mt least ll.O0O
nlurality. With. the returns now In
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-06-27

from the state. this gives Strickland a
total plurality of at least 5000. with
several Strickland counties still to hear
from. \ conservative estimate indi
Gates that Strickland will be nominated
hy over 5000 plurality.'"
Colonel Strickland laid down his pen
Gil and leaned back in his chair
That's reliable" he said. We've
got 'em beat boys. Anybody that feels
like hooraying for Strickland now has
got my full permission. It's perfectly
safe"
At this moment the little 'printer's
devil" of the Blade delivered a persona.
telegram to Colonel Strickland As the
latter read il an expression of the deep.
est relief and satisfaction sprang into
his face
THANK God" he muttered. II wait
ed that special piece of news more than
anything else in all this world. Here
Thurs, Just you read this. my friend"
Colonel Todhunter took the bit of pa
per from Colonel Stricklands hand
The message was signed by Governor
Leslie. 1t read:
Due to enthusiasm caused by Toms &C,
quittal and the public's realization of COW.
ardly fight made on you through him,
popular movement to raise fund covering
total deficit in Strickland campaign fund
was begun today and successfully COM
pleted at our headquarters tonight. Every
dollar needed has been subscribed and
paid Reliable election returns now all in
show that you are nominated by nearly
600 plurality. Congratulations.
Colonel Strickland laughed as glee.
fully as boy when Colonel Todhuntei
glanced up at him from the reading of
the telegram.
THAT settles it. Thurs he cried.
And by the Lord Harry. I'm gladder
to know you're safe on the money end
of this fight than to know I've been
nominated. It's given me more than
one sleepless night of worrying. can
tell your
1T hasn't made me lose a wink o
sleep replied Colonel Todhunter
calmly. Il know | amt as religious
man as | ought to be. Bill Strickland.
but got an alidin faith in the Good
Marster up above. all the same. amt
never dotAbted he'd see me safe through
on that there proposition. He knows
the tricks o that machine gang were
tightin' better'n we do. ana he ain't
agon' to let 'em prevail over u.s.
Saying which. Colonel Todhurter
read aloud that sentence of the tele
gram authortatively announcing Colo
mel Strcklnnds nomination.
Dick Cnntrill's loyal voice led the
mighty cheer with which this an
nouncement was greeted. Sim Bird
songs was second only to his. Colonel
Todhunter. guping just once after
having read the proclamation Of vic
tory. did not join in the cheering. But
when Lycurgus Quivey came to him
with outstretched hands. he took them
In close grip of his own. his daunt-
less old eyes showing just hint Of
dampness.
Colonel Todhunter." spoke Lycur.
gus, I'm going to write a poem de.
scribing this great triumph after SEEM
ing defeatit's the finest thing ever
saw in all my life!'
"Bully for you. Lycurgus!' replied
Colonel Todhunter. "And bet it'll
be rip snortin' good poem. too-that
one you wrote at the openin' Of the
campaign hit the target plumb center,
subj
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-06-27
1911. by the 9obbs-Mer-
rill Company.
CHAPTER XIV.

Colonel Tcdhunter Confronts Defeat.
~ URING lull in the excited ju-
bilatiOn that followed Tom
- Strickland's acquittal. and hav-
inc first congratulated Tom
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
Al Tlii. IMPRI. -.

raumta' d connie opera with
scenery. performers ana costumes cN-
aDth Ike the hig road shows, but
only eighteen people I'm the cast. has
broken AN attendance records at IN"
new Empress thcatcr mis- week. IN"
spacious and handsome thcatcr has
been crowded nt every performance
"pauila" win hold the boards at the
Empress today for the last time.
This production has met with uni
vcrsal favor from thcater-goers VINO
like this class of amusomonts. There
is none of the slap stick comedy
about the bill and II Is strictly refined
In every particular. The scenery is
pretty. the chorus can dance and sln&
the principals are real actors and ac-
tresScs. and the costumes are tasty
The daylight moving pictures ana the
Empress orchestra's oVcrtures are
thrown In for good measure aud the
whole combines 10 make mp an houl
ana thirty minutes show that Is hard
TO beat
Miumtrc comic operas and muslcn
acts viii be- seen once or twice q
month AT the Empress and all-stal
Vaudeville bills will continue to b'
the prcdomiuating attractions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
RADICAL REFORMS IN
HANDLING Bic estates
SECRETARY FINDS THAT INDIAN
MINOR CHILDREN HAVE
LITTLE PROTECTION.

WASHINGTON, Nov 7.-Secretary
Lane has found that the Indian mi
nors Of oklahoma who on the aver
age are the richest children in the
country, have less protection Of their
property rights than the children Of
any other state. He described that
the cost Of settling white minors
estate is approximately 8 per cent,
that of administering the estate of an
Indian minor is about 20 per cent 1t
was disclosed 10y the inquiry that fire.
quently when minor Indian child
came into his property a large part
of il had been dissipatcd.
Secretary Lane today issued through
Indian Commissioner Sells orders in
sututing radical reforms in the ad-
minisuation OF estates Of Indian chill
drtn These reforms will be in fun
,o-operation with the state authorities,
particularly the probate judges
Through modern business methods It
Is expected that hundreds of thous-
auds of dollars will be saved to the
iodiau children.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
\ "GRtNDtDDY LOBSTER"

BOSTON. Nov 7.-"Grandfs-
ther Of all living Holsters" was
the title accorded giant Gus
tsccan brought to port today.
TIE lobster was the lorges; land
ed here IN so years. old time lob
ster men said. when they had
finished their observations the
following figures were given out:
Weight % pounds; ace about so
years. Spread from claw to cl1w
AZ inches. Length of CLAW ~
N hes Feelers 90 inches. width
of back 10 inches. Would make
salad for 25 persons
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
900 SS9c 90 o o o
IATONIA RACE ENTRIES.
0oos.9c09 5000 90
+ ENTRIES.

LATONIA. Ky. Nov Special En-.
tries for tomorrow
FIRST race. 8 furlOngs; selling Clerk
100 Toy 1903, Galley Slave l05, > H. Barr
lO5 Star Rose lO5, Daddy Clip l05. Gold
Of Oqhir los, Belfast lO5 Miss Jean lO3
knight Deck los. Mack D. Enb9nks l05,
George OXnard lO5.
second race one mile; selling: Bob
Henslcy o. Mockcry 95 Malay os De
cathon gs, Stevesta 100, Lost Fortune 100
CandyboN lOO Yankee Tree 100, Bac 100,
Disparity 100. Bolsla lo2, just y l02.
Third race. furlongs; handicap; Water
melon 95. Bayberry Candle 95, Birdie vii
nams g5 David Craig LOG, Maud B. l.
lO6. San Vega lO6, Shelby Belle 80, Erin
lO3. Edith lO3. Hodge 1876.
Fourth race. two and q quarter miles
handicap: Latona Cup: Marshon 80, sir
Catosbv %. just Red 100, Anyport lQi,
Clubs lOG. Milton b. 100, John Furiong
ll2.
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth handicap
Brnanet 95 Sun Queen %, Prince Elormls
100, Coy Lad 10, Sleeth 1l2, flaboer-
CAST 1859
Sixth race, mile aud seventy ..ards; sell
ing: Guide Post 9s Richard Lengdon se'
Star Actress 1902, Duquesne i04, Counter
part tO4. linen 1Oi. Worlds Wonder los,
br. waldo Briggs los. l.. II. Adair 100
Cracker Box los. High Private III, Mil
ton Bill
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
No Biz Battles IN
THE central States
rot CHEST GAME WILL III TINT
BETWEEN MISSOURI
AND DRAKE.

CHICAGO Nov An on day in
central states football. 80 far as big
games are concerned tomorrow will
furnish contests important mainly as
final workouts before the battles
witch later are TO decide champion
ships
Perhaps the toughest Of the day 5
battles In this section is the one be-
tween Drake and Missouri at Colum-
bia. while another that may lie hard
fought IL that In which Mount linton
plays the Michigan Agsies
Important games tomorrow include:
Indiana W Iowa al Iowa city
Chicago vs. Northwestern 1t, Evan
s'on
Mount Vernon IS Michigan Aggies
at Lansing Mich
ohio state vs. Wisconsin az Mad
ison. VIE
purdue W. Rose Polytechnic a,
Lafayette. Ind.
Missouri vs.. Drake al Colum m6la, Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
Police Catch ALLEGED
fORCER At local BANK
ATTEMPTED TO PASS BAD CHECK
ON GROCERY STORE AND A
TULSA BANK.

william J. Ingrel was arrested yes
torday afternoon by police officers
charged with forging the name Of Mrs
W. +. Gordon TO Go checks. one for
$40 and one for S34. lie will he
turned over TO the county today for
prosecution.
He attempted to pass the thirty
dollar check yesterday afternoon at
the Overton grocery. However, the
check was not endorsed which caused
them TO suspicion the man. A cali
vas sent TO the police station but
lugrel had l.ft before an officer got
there. Shortly afterward n call was
sent TO the police station from the
Rank of Commerce stating that a
check foryer was being detained there.
lie was arrested by an officer and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
MIX. MCOMBs WILL NOW ACCEPT
VIII Probably Accept the French
AM mbassadorship.

WASHiNGTON. Mop. r. Persons
close TO the White House said to-
night that William +. McComhs,
chairman Of the democratic national
committee who was married In Lon
don today to Miss Dorothy Williams.
would accept President Wilson's Of
fer Of the ambassadorship to France.
The post has been open 10 Mr.. Nc
Combs ever since the Inauguration.
lie twice has declined It but there
is every expectation now that he will
soon send the president word of his
acceptance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
Gained Lap and Lost II.

BOSTON Nov. 7.-N1f Grenda car
ried the six-day bicycle riders on a
merry whirl about the arena track
tonight in an effort to make up the
lap he lost when forced to re-team
following the loss of his partner, He
hir.
Grenda and his new partner. Car
man. pedalled a complete ring around
the leaders getting on even terms.
only to lose the lap again when Fog
Ter and Root started another squirt.
At 10 O'Clock tonight the score was
i.O43 miles. two laps for the tive lead
ers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
MOL.L LyCODDLE LAXATIvES
ANT AND DONT TOUCH TEE VITAL gPOr-THE LIVER

Podophyllin is the one perfect and
harmless substitute for Calomel. and
will be remembered by older people
as the favorite remedy prescribed 20
or 80 years ego. 1t is harmless and
very efficacious, but its bitter taste
and gripping, nausesting effects made
it unpopular.
For years chemists have expert
mented in an endeavor TO take the
bitterness. grippe and nausea out Of
Podophyllin, recognizing that It
would then be the Ideal Liver regu-
lator. At last this has been done
and given the world under the name
PoDoLax.
PoDoLsx is a Podophyllln iormu-
Ia with all undesirable features TAX
en- out.
PoDoLax is the perfect laxative
for every member Of the family
young or old. 1t should be In every
medicine cabinet. You will thank
US for explaining It after you have
tried it. Get bottle today and use
it whenever the first symptoms OF
clogged Liver or Bowels appear.
You take no risk. II not satisfied.
you can have your money hack. Sup
pose you ask your druggist about our
statepents.
r. T.. Sutherland Co, Paducah, Ky.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08

The old standard Groves Tostelcss
chill tonic les equally valuable as q
general tonic because 1t contains the
well known tonic properties Of quin-
inc and iron. Drives out malaria, en-
riches blood, builds mp the whole
system. Soc Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08

OF the many laxativGs on the mar
ket, many are useless. True, they
may clear the intestinal tract, but
they don't clean il because they
don't stimulate the Liver and release
the dammed~up Bile, which is the
great poison-destroyer of the BODY.
You take nasty saite, disayreeaDle
oils or mineral waters, or any OF q
hundred other laXatives and laxative
preparations, and with all your trou-
BILE, you get imperfect results.
These are simply mollycoddle lax
ntives, making q lot OF bluff and
bluster without accomplishing the
desired purpose. No wonder you
dislike taking a laxative. No wonder
you put II off as long as possible.
The secret OF prompt recovery
from such troubles as bad breath,
headache, dizziness, loss Of appetite,
constipation, biliousness, etc, is to
release the dammed-up Bile. Merely
washing out the intestines with salts,
etc, will not release Bile.
Any physician or druggist will tell
YOU that Calomel (Mercury) or Podo-
phyllin MAY Apple Root are tina
two great recognized Liver regula-
tors and Bowel cleansers. Calomel,
30 generally used. is a poisonous
mineral, exhausting and dangerous
TO the system. Another laxative
p,re. Re given to wash It out.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
BEGINS WORK TODAY
ON MORE TRNCHACE
SAND SPRINGS LINE FORCED no
PIT ~ SWITCHES ron NEW
VICTORIES.
ROLLING MILL ACTIVITIES
steel works VIII BE la Operation
Soon-Nholc Town l. Ah,c with
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
Giants y. White SoN 4.

TUCSON. Ariz.. Nov THE New
York Giants again defeated the White
Sox today by the score of 9 TO /. The
score.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08

taken to the police station where he
was later identified by clerks at the
Overton store as the same man who
rad attempted TO pass the thirty dol
lar check.
The name Of Mrs. w. E. Gordon
was signed to both checks However.
neither check was endorsed. They
we're both written on the Bank Of
Commerce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-15

Parents know how children abhor
bad tasting medicine. Youngsters not
only need not be coaXed 10 take Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. but they
really like il, it's SO sweet and pal
atable. Surely the best remedy known
for childrens ailments. Purely vege-
table; cannot harm the most delicate.
Coonley Drug store. Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-15
INVALID BEGINS
LONG TRIP HOME
Paralyzed Youth of Nineteen
Speeding to Aged Mother in
Poland = Survived Broken
Back.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Sept 15.-Lying
on pneumatic cushion in a ham
mock swung in a compartment in a
fast train. Marion Wascuk, aged 10.
is speeding on the first lap of his long
journey which eventually. he hopes.
will place him in the arms OF his AGED
mother. near Warsaw. Poland. Ac-
companying him on the journey is
Miss Lydia Keller. superintendent of
a local hospital. where for many
months Wascuk has been abound.
paralyzed below the neck because OF
a broken back.
Thirteen months ago a pile OF lum-
her fell on him as he was working in
the yards OF a local transfer com
pany. After a hard battle. physicians
brought him as near back To health
as they say he ever win attain.
Meanwhile his attorneys were
fighting his case in the courts and
finally they obtained an award OF
damages OF $4,000 Then III was
Wascuk expressed the desire 10 re-
turn 10 his mother in the little home
in Polish Russia. Physicians were
doubtful. but thought 10 might be
done and he started SATURDAY..
Miss Keller carries with her n let
ter from Gov. A. o. Eberhart asking
railway. steamship and foreign OFF
Gals 20 do ali in their power 90 make
the trip as easy as possible for Was
cuk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-15
NE VI ORLEANS HAS
BEST ARMY SITE
Major Kephart Reports 1t
Adapted as Concentration
Point-PenSaCOIa Also At
lords Ample Opportunity for
Military Purposes.

WASHINGTON. Sept. IS. The
navy yard at New Orleans now
closed. is the best site on the Gulf Of
Mexico for an army concentration
camp. in the opinion OF Major Samuel
A. Kephart of the coast artillery
corps. who with Capt. c. y. Sheriff.
of the army engineer corps. made a
special Investigation OF available gulf
sites. The New orleans station is
considered we'll adapted for embarka-
ton and military purposes. and if the
navy is not to make use OF il. the site
would be available 10 the army, ac-
cording 70 Maj. Kephart, who re-
ported on the matter
Except as regards its railroad facil-
titles. Pensacola, Fla. affords ad-
vantages for concentration camp.
The extent of camping ground around
the city and particularly upon the
reservation owned by the army and
navy department a good water supply
and general conditions making for a
healthy and efficient concentration
camp. all commend Pensacola in the
opinion OF the board 4 double line
OF railroad track from Flomaton 20
Pensacola, a distance OF as miles. is
suggested as a means of improving
facilities for approach 10 any camp
which might be located there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-15
Strengthen Weak Kidneys

Don't suffer longer with weak kid
neys You can get prompt relief by
taking Electric Bitters. that wonderful
remedy praised by women everywhere
Start with a bottle to-day. you VIII
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-15
ATTENDS WlFE'S
FUNERAL; FINDS
HER ALIVE AT HOME

CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-So strongly
did a woman whom he saw fall dead
in Rochester. n. y, resemble his wife
that Frederick S. Stewart, a Chicago
travelling man, identified her as Mrs.
Stewart, arranged for her funeral and
returned sorrowfully home Sunday
night only TO discover his wife alive
and well.
When Stewart went to Rochester a
few days ago his wife notified him
that she would join him there. ON
the day she was TO arrive, Stewart
stepped from his hotel TO see a woman
fall dead from heart failure.
Every feature resembled his wife
and Stewart arranged with the cor
oner for her burial and notified his
relatives of Mrs. Stewards death.
Sunday night Stewart reached home
and found Mrs. Stewart just ready to
start to meet him in Rochester.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-15
BREWERS AND MILLERS
IN TIGHT RACE IN A. A.
Contest of 1908 Being Repeated
Minneapolis Pushing Milwau-
kee for Pennant HonOrS.

CHICAGO, ept 15.-The pennant
race in the American association
frightened up last week until ii enters
its last stages earring a close re-
scmblance 10 the contest of 1898,
when the first four teams finished
within a few points of each other.
Milwaukee's lead. threatened a num-
Der of times since the club wrested
first place from Columbus, is now
challenged by Minneapolis, and only
a slight margain separates the two.
a double victory by Minneapolis Sun
day would have put Cantillon's men
in front, but the loss of the second
game 10 Louisville left Milwaukee
ahead by a slim margin, despite the
defeat of Clarks team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-15
CHILDHOOD LOVERS OF
HALF CENTURY AGO WED

KANSAS CITY. Sept I5-R. :.
Hall. 20 years old, a retired farmer Of
Breckenridge. Mo. and Mrs l.. II.
Carr. Ga years old. OF Hartsville. Ind.
who were engaged 10 wed so years
ago obtained q marriage license here.
They were childhood sweethearts
back in Indiana Hall was poor
boy. When he was 8 he went bare
footed a counting" the girl OF his
choice. Later they were befrothed
but the girls parents who were
wealthy. broke the engagement.
Hall came west, married and be-