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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

Deacon; Frank Sewers, Junior Dca-
con. {. G. simmons, Senior Steward
". J. Collier Junior Steward, r. J..
Fuller, Chaplain and NJ. a, Nouuk-
man. Tyler
Under the administration Of Wor-
sh.pful Master T. \. Lilly from March
l4lh. l9II TO December 2Gth, 1911
there were presented to the lodge for
aMliatuu foIty-fiyc petitions and for
the degrees twenty-nino petitions.
New Lodge Grew Rapidly.
II viii be remembered that during
the year 1911 that there was a very
carly spriuG and the hot weather be-
lau about the middle of April, ald il
is doubtful # this part Of Oklahoma
has aNrr seen, up to that year nor
since, such extreme heat and almost
intolerablc for both man and beast
yet no Masonic lodge ever grew ass
rapidly as Delta under such adverse
circumstances. The writer can re-
member that on many occasions,
during the summer Of 1871 it was i'm
possible to open lodge on account of
the extreme heat.
The remarkable success Of Delta
lodge during the first nine months Of
its existence Is attributable TO the
democratic way in which its Master
conducted its affairs and the happy
style he has in enlIsting the services
Of all Of the lodge officers and CO.
operation on the part of all Of its
members.
In this democratic country one can
be master OF "A Masonic lodge only
theoretically. It ls absolutely ncces-
sary for the Master Of "A lodge TO un-
4 Il
idea that he can rule with an iron
hand and become the whole cheese
scales. knife fly-screen and the pa
per that you wrap it up in, II Will not
be long before he Will find himself
wrecked on sand bars reefs and
shoals of disaster.
From December Goth, 1911, TO De
cembcr II, 1912, under the admins
'rauon of G. A. Mcdonald as Wor-
sh!pful Master, there were twelve pc
ttons for aliihation ana fourteen pc
tiuuus Tor the degrees.
From l'ccember II, 1912, the
present time the lodge has been un-
der the administration OF Frank Il.
Curry as Worshipful Master During
the first six months of this year the
Master of the lodge was held In OK
lahoma City in thed ischargo of his
duties as state representative, but the
lodge has prospered under the guild
ance Of william + Stahl, az $. W.
ably assisted by j. II. Winemillcr, !.
w; NJ Hughes, treasurer, L. J..
Doyle secretary; l.. +, Seyerson, S.
D.. J. +. Shallenborger J. d. j. O.
Campbell, S. s.; and II. a. Hodgson,
}. S.; j. j. H. Reeder chaplain and
/ George Dole Tyler. Judging the IN
ure growth of the lodge for the next
six months by the growth it has att
tanned for the last six months, the
lodge will have a membership, boy
January lst Of not less than ono
hundred and scvcnty-fye members.
the membership of the lodge is
composed of many Of the leading ci-
ti.cus Of tulsa. The lodge lays no
claim to n large bank account as the
furd are dispensed TO aid the needy
aud carry out In every sense of tho
word the real teachings Of Masonry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

Continued from Preceding Pagc)
Ion of the Masonic Home at Darling
ton. The members Of the Grand and
subordinate Chapters imbued with the
toachings Of their splendid order have
studied and devised ways and means
to erect a building suitable for the
religious and moral training of the
children at each Grand Chapter meet
.ng held since the Darlington location
was decided upon This took dctnlie
shape at the meeting 1912 when
resolution was Introduced and unanl-
mously adopted approprlating the sum
of 100000 to build and equip suit
able chapel building for the Home
grounds Past Grand Marion, Bessie
Palmer Dove, presiding at that time
selected Bros. G. w. Bryson Of Bar
tlcsville, a. T. Monroney Of Qklaho-
ma city and Sister NJ. Alice Miller OF
gl Reno as the Chapel committee.
They held several meetings and hnd
architects to present sketches ana
found that they could not secure any
Kind Of "A building except "a frame
ftructurc without any architectural de-
ign or class 10 II and In the mean
time the board Of control Of the Ma
sonic order governing the home, had
proceeded with plans and arrange
mcnts 10 build a fircproof dormitory
for the Boys Department and after
meeting with them and going over
the proposition carefully this com
mIttDc decided that we ought not 10
put MP a fire trap but TO proceed to
La,, plans drawn for a fire proof
structure and employ L. H. Bailey
. .r DI.IlIDmH city tO plan "a structure
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31
(. . ,Yc s. 90. . o {. (.
MASONRY Is \ FACTOR
~ Inn on TULSA
BY j. BIItK GIDDONs, 81 Degree
|: !. I. . . . (. . . {. {. o .


a.
SCClctuIy.)
VAN mclo than two hundred S2nd
desIue A4asUns auu slA honorary 5ofd
Qcsruc members IN tue Guy, tulsa IS
easily ne Oh The stions- -sl Sco1IIsh
k4te CItIes IN the sUutAM est, II Was
tins large membership uI active ConsIs
tory MAsUns IN Tulsa lhat led to the
oIsAn..Auon OF me scottish Rlte So
CigLy OF Tulsa ON April ~, I5l Z.
Since tAat time tne society mas Detn
d factor IN local Masonic circles.
1t was for the purpose OF having
an organization to handle the ahalrs
Of Scottish Kite Masonry in Tulsa
that this society was perfected. one
OF The pdrpuses of the society Is TO
arrange for and conduct the annual
Maundy Thursday banquet held each
year on the Thursday preceding
Easter Sunday. This is in observance
OF religious ceremony as ancient as
the history Of man, and is observed
by Conslstory Masons throughout
the world,
The banquet each year in Tulsa
has been a pronounced success from
every standpoint. The attendance
has been unusually largo and the
speaking program included addresses
from the most prominent 33rd degree
Masons in the state. The satlsfac-
ton with which these events have
been conducted Is best evidenced by
the fact that there has been no
change in the officials OF the society
since its organization.
An Impressive Ceremony.
The midnight burial ceremony held
over the remains OF deceased Scottlsh
Rite Masons is one of the most I'M
prossive rites performed by any sec
ret organization in the world ana the
services Of trained men are needed
i'm the execution of this solemn rite.
For this purpose the local society
has a permanent committee in
charge Of burial ceremonies. For
tunately. the services of this com
mittee has not been required since
the society was created
The local society also maintains
permanent committees to look afler
tha needs Of Consistory Masons and
their families who have been over
taken by misfortune. a fund Is at
the disposal OF this committee.
The officers Of the Scottish Rite
society Of Tulsa are as follows:
Elva c. Barrows, Hon. S3 degree
president.
woe president
c. j. Friedman, 80 degree, second
vice pres dent ,.,
J. Burr Gibbons, 80 degree, sec
NJ. G. Hale, 80 degree, treasurer.
These officers were elected to sue
coed themselves at the last Maundy
Tburslav Lanqut held in the Mason
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31
DELTA LODGE J25.

Delta Lodge 425 A. f. & A. l., was
chartered by the Most Worshipful
Grand Lodge Of the State Of Okla
homa on the 18th day Of February
1911 aad was constituted on March
IA. following. BY reason Of the very
rapid growth Of the city Of Tulsa II
became apparent to number of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

u consider that whatever belongs
TO my husband belongs 10 me. a
woman witness iu Jersey city trial.
The general feminine view and in
practice the usual condition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

Doctor. I'm sorry 90 bring you
away out 20 the suburbs"
Don't mention II. You see, l have
another patient out this way; conse-
quenuy | can XIII two birds with ona
stone"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31
SCOTTISH RITE MASONRY.
In the Valley of South McAlcstcr
OBY W. VI. SEASON. Sccy. A. \. s. r..

on the second of February Ninteon
hundred and one, eleven Masons
ranking as Masters of the Royal Sec
ret in company with Edmond II.
Doyle. 33 degree. and Daniel Morris
HALEY, 33 degree; OF tho Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite, met together
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

Roedor, McAllister Smiley Poe
shelton, Charles L. Rccder, Norvell,
Lynch, Bartlett. Evans, Friedman,
Collins and Green.
Tho membership at this time is
396; and the lodge Is enjoying a SUBJ
stanual growth.
Tho present officers Of Tulsa Lodge,
No. n, are:
H. .. Green. Worshipful Master.
Thomas L. Morrison, Senior War
dem
Franklin J. Weber Junior Warden.
Fred l.. Dunn treasurer.
Joseph Burton Bartlett, secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

anti-dumping CLAUSE Of the Demo-
cratic bill as a protective measure.
Representative Underwood replieI
that the Republicans were confessing
now an ignorance which they wouldn't
admit while they We're In power and
that the tariff board now mistakenly
urged for the Republicans and Pro-
gressiNes was not provided for in
plng4eN or Payne Republican tariff
laws. lie said discriminating duties
were n subvention and not a subSidv,
ant defended these provisions in the
interest Of American shipping as
against foreign bottoms. He charged
That the Republicans never had learn
ed the art of tariir making and that
they simply allowed the great manu-
facturing interests 10 dictate to them
what they should write into the tariff
laws.
Tomorrow the reading Of the hill
Tor amendments will begin In tn.
house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
GOVERNOR NAMES
A NEW SHERIFF
Old Official Removed Was A Prince
When IL Come to Handling
Prisoners.

ALBANY. y. Y. April 2S.-A new
sheriff or Suffolk county was named
by Sulzer today because the
executive does not believe that a man
who allows his prisons to attend race
meets n ball games is NJ Ia hold
such an office. lie so announced I'm
removing Melville +. Brush and ap.
pointing ID. Henry Brown as his sue.
cessor.
Investigation OF charges against
Brush. the Governor declared showed
that h escape from Jail of a woman
prisoner on the day set for her trial
was due TO Careless MANAGEMENT"
Inc same woman. he says. was enter
tanned at Thanksgiving dinner In the
Sherins apartments. while jewelry OF
hers a redeemed from a pawn ship.
Continuing. the Governors state
adds:
1t is amply proved by the testi-
mony that prisoners serving time
were permitted the freedom OF he
streets outside the jail walls. They
cared for a horse. the private proper
" OF the Sheriff. in a stable some dis
lance from the pail and also for the
horse OF a warden or turnkey. These
horses were used for racing al the
!airs held at R%iverhead. and these
prisoners. acting as stable men. and
other prisoners. attended these fairs:
took care of the horses at the race
meet. were spectators at tpsebaUl
games. dressed up in their sunday
clothes. so that IL was impossible TO
distinguish such prisoners from repu
table citizens"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
IT'S A MISTAKE
Made BY Many Wheeling Residents.

Made BY Many Wheeling Residents.
Many people in a misguided effort
20 get rid OF kidney backache. rely on
plasters. liniments and other make
shifts. The right treatment is Kid
ney treatment and a remarkably rec.
commended kidney medicine Is Doan's
Kidney Pills. Wheeling is no excep-
ton.
The proof is az your very door. The
following Is an experience typical OF
the work OF Doan's Kidney Pills IN
Wheeling.
Mrs. Fred Schneider. 1lI2 Baltimore
street. Wheeling. W. Va. saws 4 do
not hesitate TO recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills because they certainly
did good in our family. One OF US
used 10 complain OF severe pains in
h back and around the kidneys. The
kidney secretions acted too frequently.
When he heard about Doan's kidney
Pills, he used them and they relieved
him In every way"
Fol sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster ilburn Co. Buffalo.
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nsme-Doan's-and
take no other-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
MOVIE MEN
MEET TODAY
CONVENTION WILL OPEN IN Nc.
LURE HOTEL THIS EVENING.
From All over State in CITY
To A-'end-Many Interesting Pea
lures to Be shown

Win rcrres'ntatiVes present from all
IdrtS oi West Virginia. Eouthea Stern
ONO ana western Pennsylvania the
tnufth annual convention OF the Wes,
AiiEinl" branch Of the Motion Picture
f-NH'nli'IN League 81 America. " d
op this morning with % session ia a..
Al't-uie hotel at 10 o'cio,k. The r0u-
N'Nt ON promises 20 be reulete win
''.I,"~ y considerable importance to
iii.t on Tl"tuf" exhibitors. and will
doubtless he very largely attended
resident VI. VI. Weir. or Charleston
VIII preside. with J.. r. Thomas of
Ai"undsNille. acting 49, secrefarv Presf-
cent NJ \ NeN. of Cincinnati bend OF
me tati0nh organization. will 10 one
on ne principal speakers. and Is ex-
Iected 10 arrive IN the city today The
convention Will conclude Wedueadav
sNrni'g with a banquet IN the Mcclure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
INSTITUTE TO OPEN.

So ~ Il-rpfCh go tho Intelligence
NASIIINGTON. Pa. April IS All
parts of Washington county will be
w"H represented ~ the semi mammal
~rN"cutiv" session and institute OF the
Washington county vs.. G. T. T. to be
h'ld her" tomorrow The morning and
afternoon meetings will Dos held IN the
, VI. G. A. building while the even.
Ing session which Is open to the gen
'ral public. will be- held in the public
meeting room ~ thh court house The
address NJ the evening viii Do made
ny tho Rev ~ y Cameron. pastor ~
ih" FIRST Methodist Episcopal church
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
FUNERALT0M0RR0
Miss Laura shipman- of Martins Perry
Suicide Victim. VIII BE Buried
wednesday.

4he funeral Of Miss Laura Shipman.
Of Martins Ferry. who committed sui
ode sunday morning in her home In
Martins Ferry by drinking carboiic acid.
VIII be held Wednesday afternoon az
2 80 o'clock in the family residence on
West Washington street. Services VIII
he conducted hy Rev. r r. Mohn. pas
tor Of the First ". T. church of that
city. and interment Will be 20 River
view cemetery.
The cause ~ the rash acf - not
cennifelv known. but relatives ~ Do
ceased are under the Impression that
she was trppding over the death 81
her mother. who died az short time aco.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
ROBBERY CHARGE
Placed Against Man Who Says His
home Is In Martins Ferry-co-
iumbus Police Investigating.

William Ford. IKE % years. is being
held by the Columbus. Ohio. police
uutil his record can be- looked IN.
He gave his address a. Martins Ferry
when picked up. following attempts 20
rob home where deaths had occurred
IN the Ohio Capitol city. Police say
that be- has been CARRYING on this busi.
ness Tor some time. In Martins Ferry
m" man IS not known by the name
given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
SECRETARY GIVES
tconanusd from rir. Pare,

-
A dozen or more Senators and Assem-.
blymen declared the people OF the
State were almost a unit in demand
ing such a law. and II was threatened
that unless the Legislature act at
this time. the matter would he taken
up through the initiative and passed
oy the people themselves.
Asks For Information.
The conference opened with Lieu
tenant-Governor Wallace in the chair
n Secretary Bryan seated with Gov.
ernor and Speaker G.. c.
iouns. OF the assembly on the plat
form. Secretary Bryan was introduced
a In n brief statement asked the
conference to tell him the exact sit
uation.
Il was sent 10 Sacramento at the re.
quest OF President Wilson" said Mr..
Bryan. To consult with the Governor
II the members Of the Legislature
on the pending alien land legislation.
! am more interested I'm the methods
TO De employed han in the end 10
De attained. and | would be pleased
10 hear suggestions from any OF you
before speaking further"
Senator Boynton. administration
A'OOt iedueT. thanked Mr.. Bryan on be-
half OF he Legislature for his visit.
lie then outlined the situation for the
visitor saying in part:
"A the time President Wilson's tel.
eSram was received last week. an
nouncine the wish "a send Secretary
OF state Bryan TO confer with this
Legislature. there were two bills on
this subject before the Senate.
1T vas apparent that the people Of
the State were strongly in favor OF
the enactment OF an alien Ian law
n such a law probably would have
been passed before this time IL it had
not been for the telegram from the
President. At his request We post.
poned further consideration OF the
matter until Mr.. Bryan could present
his views
Asks Governments objection.
Senator Boynton then requested Mr..
Bryan TO point out specifically the OBJ
lections OF h national government
and OF Japan to the pending measures
and to give his reasons from a diplo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
A lively Tilt.

WASHINGTD\. April @S.-An eN-
,tauCr rctvern Republican Leader
Mann and Dem ratio Leader ~
derwood cnlivened the last l. nutcs
o. tho night session. Representative
Mann commented on the provision for
a five per cent Discriminating duty ia
y ~ goods brought in American
bottoms and the discrimination II ten
lcr cent mad IN another paragraph
against foreign bottoms deciar ng that
they conficted and really constituted.
through ignorance % G-cl"ssness Il
the 'ari~ hi'l trainers. q discriminating
duty - g. per cent IA 81 Of Amer
lean bottoms.
Incidentally. ne commended tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
WOMAN THROWS BoYs
INTO CREEK AND JUMPS IN

lpGANSPORT. Ind. AprlI 2s-Mrs
Nellie FauEh. 20 years old. late TODAY
thre" fer tw" sons. Donald. ~. ana Del
bert. 8. from a bridge into Deer ey.et
AMI 1unped into tho stream Tha
mother and the lounge bow wers
rd"wned. but Donald swan ashore Re
Tor" the bows or the bridss
~" mother told them she was doinS -
because no one loved them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
IDENTITY DISCOVERED
BY MEREST CHANCE

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Dudlev
Jardine. OF Brooklyn. wealthy builder
OF CHURCH organs. lived a hermit. died
under an alias and was about TO be
buried in Potter's Field when a TeIa
tive. by the merest accident. identi-
fed his body. These facts became
known to-day with the fling for pro
bate of his will. leaving $4,000 10
charity and the remainder of his es-
relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

appeared from the Semer home. and the
authorities have been investigating
Semer. who lives at Oakdals. a
suburb. notified the police OF his wife's
remarks. The woman was arrested and
Is believed to De unbalanced mentally.
immediate search was made OF
Robinson run and the Infant, enclosed
~ a covered basket. was found in the
water near a cgnl mine a quarter of a
mile below Oakdale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

TOXIC. April 2s.-The japanese
government. according To announce
ment. has no present intention OF
sending a representative TO Sacrament
TO in connection with the proposed alien
land ownership legislation OF Cali
fornis.
Special dispatches from New York
report that Niscount Sutemi Chinda.
the Japanese ambassador to the
United States. has been ordered "a
Toxic. but the foreign office emphat
ically denies this.
The anti-American agitation has
been considerably allayed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
WOMAN TELLS HUSBAND
SHE THREW CHILD IN RUN

FlTTSBtR GH Pa. April 2S-Mrs
Joseph Semef told her hushan nd tonight
NAV she had thrown their si~N-WeekS-oIl|
baby into Robinson run. near here lasf
thursday. The child mvsteriouslv dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
BURSTS OF ORATORY
tcontinued from fir., Pare,

Charles Dickinson in a duel" said
Mr.. Chandler. He Threatened TO
hang Calhoun as high as Haman:
tried 10 horsewhip Thomas Benton:
Challenged General Winfield Scott 10
"a duel; over ran Florida: and had
two eminent British gentlemen hang
ed. thereby nearly bringing Ms into
a war with Great Britain and Spain.
and when president. broke up his
cabinet by his OWN headstrong VIC
lenCe. This Is the mild hammered
man whose spirit Is invoked in this
house by a Democratic congressman
lin the same breath hat is employed
- denounce Roosevelt as a wild man
from Africa"
Resented Charges.
Representative Kindel. OF Colorado.
Democrat. resented what he said
were charges OF the Republicans
that members Of the majority had
been bribed and inundated and
Were supporting the Underwood bill
in order 20 get desirable committee
assignments. Other Democrats who
defended the bill were Representa-
tives Kline. OF Indiana: FitZenry. 81
Illinois. aud Hill OF Illinois. Repre-
sentative Levy. OF New York. Demo
crat. said no was proud of the bin
as a whole. but criticized the income
tax feature.
REPRESENTATIVE Frear. Of Wisconsin.
Republican. attacked the measure.
declaring that its schedules were dis
c~riminatory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
No Representative

these nations with whom we are
friendly"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
Dehate Closes.

WASUINGTON April IS The DO
bate finally closed ~ a night session
with 81 lively defense 80 the Under
wood hill hy Representative Hard
wick. 81 Georgia. and a short state
ment Dos Representative Underwood. OF
Alabama. he Democratic leader. af-
ter speeches Icy Representatives Bur
nett. ~ Alabama: Pepper. of Iowa.
Dupro. of Louisiana: Mcclellan. OF
Tennessee. William@. - Illinois. and
torncllr. II Kansas. Democrats;
Towner. Of Iowa. AM Farr. Of Penn
%sylvania. Republicans. and others.
Mr. Burnett. referring 20 the Bur
rett-DuiuEnnm Immigration It'll Vc-
toci hy President >rft. read q tcie-
graphic report - tho proceedings -
the vice commissio1 Of Illinois u APP
ri -. regarding conditions ~ tho
S~priugh,.I factory ~: the International
shoe COMPANY. which d.. said show. :
that the Republican party IS nut only
IT. partnership with y trusts hur in
partnership with the white lave
traders"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
Asks Governmrnts ohIentinn

ObJcCtlOU.
senator Boynton then requested Mr..
Bryan TO point out specifically the OBJ
lections OF the national government
and OF Japan TO the pending measures
anc 10 give his reasons from a diplo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
|Springtime Rush Is Here

%I WE ARE PREPARED, TOo-To TAKE CARE OF A BIG SEASONS BUsnNsHssS HnW y
iii IRA Hell EMPLOYE AND WAREHOUSES; FILLED WITH AN ABUNDANCE OF STOCK
FOR EVERY DEPARTMENT
Ell some TO US WHEN OUT SHOPPING. WE DELIVER PROMPTLY AND DELIVER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-05
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