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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29
REPUBLICANS N
A TARIFF SPLIT
PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICANS MAI
our \ SilPAR ATE BINIS-
ION PROGRAM
LAFlLLETTE AND CUMNISS
Hope TO Get Enough Democratic sup
port 10 Break Program Tor
Free Sugar.

WASHINGTON. Julyt 2S.-A diyis-
ion in the ranks Of Republican seua-
tors over the tariff revision fight be-
came apparent today when nearly Il
dozen progressive Republicans began
a series Of conferences 10 perfect SUBJ
stitute schedules that VIII be offered
TO the tariff bill under leadership Of
Senators LaFollettc and rummins.
The progressive Republican move
has grown ont OF the bHief Of lead
ins senator's Identified wph that fac
ton that they would be Unable TO sup
port Senator Shoots substitute for tho
wooden tariff The SmoOt substitute
was prepared some time ago, and in
troduced at the time the Democratic
tariff bill came back from the finance
committee. The progressive Rcpuhli-
cans have practically agreed TO center
their fight about the LaFollettc sub
sttute in the hope that they can car
~ the balance of the Republican party
with them, and possibly win some
Democrats away from President Will
sons free wool plan
Progress on the tariff bill was slow
i'm the senate today. Prepared speeches
were made by senators Townsend and
Warren, Republicans, and short as
saults occurred throughout the after
noon upon specific items which the
Republicans held TO be too radical
reductions from existing law.
The progressive Republican forces
SO far have shown no disposition on
the floor of the senate to break with
their Republican associates. except in
few votes where they joined the
Democrats in support Of lower duties.
The conferences which began today.
however. are expected to solidify tho
progressive element ana bring about "A
new alignment OF the Republican
forces. Senator LaFollette's cotton
and wool substitutes and Senator Cum
Minis metal substitute were under con
sideration i'm the conference today
and probably will be supported by
the progressivcs. II is expected that
substitute sugar tariff, similar to
that which Senator Bristow succeeded
in getting through the senate in the
last session of congress. will have tho
progressive strength behind 1t. Tho
senate had completed the considera-
ton of rates on chemicals, drugs. oils
and like products today and had got
ten started I'm thu earthenware and
glassware schedule when adjourned to-
night Schedules are TO be introduced
! during the week 10y Senators Gronna.
Thornton and others. but II Is ex-
pected that the detailed consideration
of the bill viii be before the senate
almost continuously from now on.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29
striking FIPGNEN
ASSAULT RECRUITS
TWO STRIkE-BR \kERS WERI
INJURED IN FIGHT ON THE
STREETS.

OKLAHOMA CITY, July 2S Fol
lowing day Of interference I'm the
work Of the recruit fire department
striking fircmen late tonight cmerg-
ing from "a mass meeting Of the stril,-
ers. stopped hose wagon on bis way
20 answer au alarm and assaulted its
crew I'm the fight which followed.
Recruit Fireman Me5Gc and Simpson
were struck ON the head with hose
nozzles and seriously injured. Anoth-
cr nozza which was hurled at Fire
man Cos. driver rcbounded from
the wagon striking and seriously in
turing q small boy In the crowd
No arrests were made. the police
stating they were unable 10 identify
the men making the assault
All except five Oklahoma city fire
men are still on strike and tSc de-
partment is rapidly being filled by eN-
pericnced men from nearby cities
Five strikers returned 10 work
today when the city commissioners de-
cidcd not to cut the wages of the fire
men. The men struck Saturday aft
crnoon because of q proposed wage
cut aud on account or the dismissal
Of Chief Mark kesler.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29
WILL Be No VOTING
ON SAND AND Gravel
SUPREME COURT DENIES MAN
DAMuS WRIT SOUGHT BY
CAMPBELL RUSSELL.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, July Is.
Especial The supreme court
three Justices sitting. this evening de-
MED the maudamus writ asked for
by Campbell Russell. to compel the
state election board to place on the
b8llo for the August 8 election the
sand and gravel resolution subhitted
as an amendment to the constitution
The court in passing on the matter.
took into consideration the entire
provisions Of the statute in submit
ting constitutional amendments and
held that If any portion of the law
had not been complied with Dy the
parties seeking maudamus that hN
would defeat their rights in asking
such "A writ to compel compliance hv
others II was stated .that the stat
ute provides all initiated measures
must be published and the people
Informed on the measures; that this
had not been done. While the court
did not mention the forty days time
In which arguments could be pub
lished. as a matter of fact they must
he done in that time. and the resoiu-
tion itself was passed in the house
only thirty-eight days before the cleo
ton
Two members Of the court were Of
the opinion that the sand and gravel
resolution was simply legi7lative
matter and not constitutional pro-
vision.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29
MuIrtNrs rpRoNEIOUs AGAIN
Made a Wild Demonstration in Front
OF u London Jail.

LONDON. JJLY 2N.-A large body
of suUrtgcttes marched tonight from
the east end Of Holloway HiIl and
made demonstration In sympathy
with sylvia paukeurst Violent
speeches were delivered. blank shots
were fired from rcyolvcrs. windows
were smashed and great disorder
prevailed. Several sunragettes were
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29
CRlfTERS WORKED ON
CREDUu|TY OF east
CLAIMED TO BE GIVING AWAY
I6O-iCRE FARMS IN OK
LtHONA.

PHILADELPHIA. July 2S.-W f.
Gorsuch. Baltimore, Md, and Victor
Rauch of New York, who have been
present several days with the okla
homa Booster Car were arrested to-
day and held in $500 bail each on q
charge of false pretenses. City de-
tectives and postal inspector who
made the arrests declare the defend
ants represented themselves to have
been sent out by the McAlester, Okla.
board of trade and offered TO give
with each lot bought, 100 acres in
government reservation soon to bt
opened along the Choctaw river. The
detectives daclare that the men were
not sent out by the McAlester trade
body and that promises of government
land cannot be fulfilled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29
Fcdcrals Are Optimistic.

PARIS, July 2N.-The MoXican
delegation here today issued a state
ment saying the governments work
Of pacifying the dssension IN the re
public. was making decided progress.
The statement instances the Reopen
ing of number of railways and re-
ports defeats of CarrauZlsta and Zap
atista rebels under Manuel Castillo
BritO. II adds that the Mexican army
which recently was made up ~ only
$1,000 men, now is 1900 strong.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29
cLirrED rnE HOUSE RECORD
Republican Fillibu,tcr Force, u farce
Minute Session,

WASlINGTON, July =. Mo II"'
publican Caminctt fIhbuster today
clipped q minute off the record toI
short sessions Of the house. II TOOK
the body just three mlnutes to meet
and adjourn saturday the session
lasted four minutes.
Immediately after the upenlnH
prayer had been concluded today
Representative Gardner, i'm charge oi
the fuhustcr, in IN" absc'cr of Re
publican Leader Mann made ,he point
that no quorum was present and Rep
rcsentative Clayton moved To adjourn
II Is probable thar before long the
Democrats viii end the flibuster boy
allowing time FOR debate on the Cant
nCtt case,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29

NltW lOllk, JUly 2S.-IT was an
nounccd tonight that Manager
Chance of the New York Americans
had purchased Outheldcr Cook of
Austin club Of The Texas league and
Pitcher Cooncr of the Butte, Mont,
club of the Union Association. Con
ner viii Join the New Workers inn
medlalclN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29

CHICAGO, July 2N.-Mayor Harri-
son today directed the police to see
that proper costumes are worn by
women at the public bathing beaches.
She mayors attention was called to
"a picture showing woman who had
taken off her bathing skirt after she
had gone into the water.
Such exhibitions are worse than
the cabarets,' said the mayor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29
CHOIR singer IS
FOUND MURDERED
Wy S1iIN SURROG NDS BRUTAL
MILLING or \ Young
DALLAS GlliI.
Died FIGHTING ASSAILANT


DALLAS, Texas, July 2S - Miss
Florence r. Brown. Young church
choir singer was beaten. bitten and
her head nearly severed from h,r
body TO-DAY I'm her unClc's real estate
office here where she worked az "A
steuographer. Physicians cNlmna-
tion showed not the slightest evidence
of any cause for the friEhttul cruelty
of her death There was not attempt
at assault The only theory evolved
late today was that She met death
while lighting "a burglar I'm front of
the door to the office safety vault
which opened out of the laNatory
where she was found
The killing occurred about $50 q.
NJ The real estate office ON the
ground floor opened directly upon
Sidewalks where hundreds pass al
that time Of day and in a room a
few feet from the street Miss
Browns father, John r.. Brown is a
patrolmm whose beat was past the
door Of his daughters office. The
young woman went 10 the office at
about S "a. m., I'm am automobile with
S. B. CWhhcrtsOu. a salesman for
the samo real estate firm of Robin
son and Stysuu, ON Field street Cuth-
bcrlsou told Oh" police that he went
to the court house. leaving Miss
Brown alone in the Office. When he
returned i'm about hair an hour she
Nas not AT her desk but he did not
look for her. A few moments later
two members Of the firm entered and
one ~ them opening the layltorN
door discovered the body The theory
that the stcnographcr caught bur
glar at work is based on the fact
that the vault combination AN old
one sets in peculiar amer hen the
door Is jcrkcd hard. The cumbiua-
ZION was found set IN this manner
Medical examination showed that the
Young woman had been beaten about
the head, her face and neck scratch
cd by finger nails her lcft wrist Bit
ten deeply, and finally that three
heavy slashcs at her throat nearly
cut her neck in two.
The police arrested many young
white men whose appearance excited
suspiciau. and searched them for evil
Gcnccs of blood or knives. These
scaches. the detectives s1N produced
no clues
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29
Senate Confirms Appointments.

WASIIINCfTON, july Z6.-The
senate today confirmed the appoint
ments of Frederic c. Penfeld as am
basador to Austria Hungary; James
w. Gerard. ambassador to Germany;
Joseph T.. willard, minister to
Spain: Chas. $. Hartman. minister to
Ecuador: John W. Davis. solicitor
general and Chas. S. Hamlin. assist
ant secretary OF the treasury, togeth-
er with a number of treasury and
judicial appointments In California.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29

AT THE FRONT ABOVE quay
Mas. July 2S.-The insurgcnt invest
ment Of Guaymas was resumed today
and second column was 10 be push
ed forward tonight under cover Of
darkness. reinforcing the extreme
front. which is composed Of 1000
men, half of them Yaquis. Federal
gunboats i'm the harbor shellcd in
sureent positions all day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29
Mclaughlin Is Modest.
Give Americans Full Credit.

LONDON. July Accommodating
on the outcome of the Davis cup
tennis matches, the morning news
papers give the fullest credit to the
Americans for thoroughly deserved
victory and to Maurice r. McLough-
lin for his splendid play. They then
draw the moran that If Great Brit
ain desires to hold her own in sports
she must call youth to her aid.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29

lil, RENO, Okla. July 20 OSpc-
cial.--l Theodore ana Roy bradley ! :
ana 10, respectively, sons of John
bradley were drowned ban the North
Canadian river here SUNDAY afternoon.
The boys were IN swimming ana the
younger one Was spiZel with the
cramps His older brother tried to
rescue him and they bolN went down
together. Their bodies wire recovered
shortly after
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29

EI. PASO, Texas. Julv 2S.--With
Torreon captured. consttutionalists
have now laid siege to Saltillo. -herc
heavy fighting is In progress, accord
ing to announcement from Piedras
Negras today. Saltillo is the capital
of Coahuila.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29
A NEW KIND OF
LOBBY CHARGED
VI MOO SAYS BANKS LON X
BOND puuCIS 10 DEFEAT
CURRENCY BILL.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29

While II was reported during the
Italian-TurlliSh was that a war YES
sci was sunk by bomb dropped from
an acroplane, the report was never
confirmed. There is said TO be no
other report Of similar feat on re-
cord, although many bombs have
been dropped in military camps dur
Ing the Balkan war. Maisson has
made various attempts 10 damage the
forts and ships of the Mexican army
and navy at Guaymas, but has met
with Indifferent success
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29
REBEL AVIATOR
DESTROYS BOAT
DROPPED BOMB ON iIDERAi
GJNBOAT IN Gt NNMAS
HNRBOR.
FIRST TIME ON RECORD
After Three Flights Over the ship
Eomb Mas successfully Hurled.
Destroying the Tampico.

NOGALES, Ariz, July 28.-The
Mexican federal gunboat Tampico
was destroyed today by a bomb drop
ped from an aeroplaue over Guaymas
harbor, declares an official insurgent
message. II was said that Aviator
Didicr Ma!sson made three flights
over the harbor before he succeeded
in hitting the boat
Governor lEnacio Pesquicra recciv-
ed word Of the insurgent victory while
he was on the way north from Her
mosillo. He was met at Nogalcs,
Sonora. by jose Maytorena, the So
nora governor, who has been at
Tucson, Arizona. II was said that the
two would confer regarding either
elections or turning over the govern
ment to MaXterena.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29

Rr,lutioni~t- IIonclrsJV Defeated.
LONDON. July % The opinion is
confidently expressed. SAYS the Times
Peking correspondent that the revo-
mtionaries are already hopclcssly
beaten. No southern reinforccmcuts
are vet known 10 have loft Canton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-29
Tine W@aGIlgP

Tulsa, july 2S-Temperature
Maximum, 81; minimum, ~;
south winds and clear.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-30

Deai; she seemed TO be delving In the
secret recesses OF his heart.
David" she cried. forgetful Of ev
erything else In the world. does II
mean that you-you still care for mes
You haven't changed! I have beea
wondering-oh. how l have been
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-30

so.ssasAs ~ ~ IA.sA. MA . o.,
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-20

There a moro Catarh lu thls sec uon Of the country than an other diseases put together. and until tho last few years was supposed 10 DO lpcuabIo. For great many years doctors pronounced lt a local I.Hcge and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly falling to cure alh 10. cl treatmont. pronounced it nclr able. Science has proven galauh 10 b constitutional disease. therefore requires constitutional treatment dall8 CauFrb Cure. manufactured by T J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo. ohio, a ho only constitutional cure on Che market It "a taken internally Iu do soa from 10 drops Co a taaapooniul J. acg directly on thg blood and mucou surfaces Of Che system They offer oHo hundred dollars for any ola it mla to cure Send Cor circular and testimonials
 F J. CHENEY & GO. T0leaa. O
 Sold by DrlEgl5,a Zoe
 Tu1o Halls Family Pma for canau DzHon
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-20

klna ia In charge as steward and gives promise ot oesep,ab'y fumg| tbo po8.tIou
 Atwra Hun and Miller of tbo. department ol public works have.
 been ou che rlygr between here and.
 Dawson for tao put ggu days or|
 more for .bo uu.pOsb ot BEiaE up|
 Che situation which Jboy win report
 lo lher superior officers. tho ob-|
 feet bong to provide for deepening land improving che river channel.
 whore needed and to otherwise lm-.
 provo navigation on Ono d,or be-.
 tween lhH place and pawa9u
 Jack Lgedy who wont from hue to Chlsma carly lu August by tho Coffee crock route. has returned .o .uawaon from which place he wroe ! |Cma greme Chat ha aogurod two |eIalma ou Johnson crook aud win ro |mm to represent lhom 900 soon u Inc com got au oU.u. together for |me wutur LgeIy aaW Iu h.H ie. |tur cha. ho Hpgut oIogen duya m tH" |Wmn nud Chat it Ia certain tu loo H winner ua secured good pro.po.# ou Che property bo a.HEcl b0l could Inc. continue work on account uI having ao uroyH.oua IIu puohmol ! nw pounds a. gIga per poml ha could mot got muuaon. ugu al |mmt pr.r. n mUg nm u attempt |me lo ramnm for tHu purpose of do- |. yHopur Ha ground Le.dy clo"ea |MH Io0lar by saying. "Il a lNa .moa. promising looking camp have lever aem"
 ! Bud cuyeII. IomoIy employed .as tHo Pueblo mmo. returned Wod- .umday from CbHua where He as- cured a eIWm ou sHa.ah wooE a ! tributary of Johnson Cuun.I H4 |rha country a aU right bu. utls prospecting Ia being d0uo Ha #ga |mttmr trees and building anaoa To .ub0uJ uu hwe a doing m lho IIua !. Of work ooyeI paid EIa .1r whn Inc termed ra mrmI o0 grub no |aaw ba saw ono man pay dollar |raea for two Uuo onions uo hrs Tor tmw hons nHra
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-20

Tho N $. A. A. club rooms wore roopanoI for che winter Monday night and lHa rn.lu rumDIua ol bowling balls and clear ra.ua a. ivory and competition on Che b.I- Hard and pool tables ore again wan- ed ou tho night zophyrH Jack HoU-
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-20

rvE GOOD ONES TO DRAW To.
 pgbble'ord and Gibson Rya Bud waaar rlao Ribbon and Pale Rtn or Bee at ho Board oi Trade
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-20
MAKES RAPID HEADwAy
Add This Fact to Your Store Knowledge.

Kidney dlscse cften advances rapidly that many a person is nrmb u lls grasp before aware Of lt8 prog ress. Prompt attention should b given tbo Bughtes. gymptou ot Kid ney disorder If there Is a dull pain In the back, headaches. dizzy spells of a tired worn out feeling or If tho dduey sccreuous are offensive, lr regular and attended wllh pain, pro cure a good kidney remedy at once
 Thousands recommend Doau's Kid uey Pills Read tbo statement be- .ow
 IT. w. Drobn. master mariner i0g Perry st.. San Francisco. Cal says "I found, as ! got along iu years. that kidney trouble was grad IalIy coming on me. ! didn't pay much attention to it a. first uuu my ankles began to swell This was soon followed by trouble with the kidney sosrelIou8. ! noticed aedI meul lu hosecr2Jons and knew Cha nay kidneys needed attention. WhoI heard of Doau8 Kidney PWa. b gan using thom. They soon TO moved tho trouble and benefited m u every way J have often advised mv uoIsubora Co Jry Dolu'a Kidney Pills and th08o who hpyo douo SO woro woll pleased with Che results
 For sale by an doIong Price 50 cents Fostor-MIburn Co.,, Buffalo New York sole agents for Che Uult- ad states
 Remember tho name D0ans'- and taEo no otbor
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-20

Every Bodies Moc,na tomorrow evening a. s o'clock at tho Me.ho dist Church, conducted by Mir Botch .lIgr You are Invited
 Sunday school 90. lg noon
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-20
.mNIsIINN sUMEN.E.

Christian science Service win bo hold Sunday ag eight D. m u ta. Alaskan building
 SubIeg Matter
 Tho public lB welcome.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-20

35c TOT "a home cooked moal- quick. clean service Where Al rut New dome Restaurant Fifth Avenue, nall Q minute from Bro7d way
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-20
LronL-nn.l lrnn D.rn Il

N"rHH HNH.H HUHM #H# red top srass, drtEs and druggist mndrJc. jams, jolics. preserve and scores Of other things
 In connection with tbo yesgabl exhibit lt i8 u order to aay chat lt Is great pity tho growor of sEag way do not engage more largely | Cha. pursuit and bo u position co supply Whitehouu witch ml tho lat ter consumes ln chat lne during Jho summer months Such vegetables a arc SO successfully grown at sEas way would uud r,ady aalc hero. be ng superior m quality amd much rebor chan Chat shipped to JHH 10aae from lowor soasl uouu
 The police aro confident tbat .boy now have u Che lOen lau tha party who robbed thg store of Taylor Drury Poddlar & Co. at Camaglu os something like thrc0 hundred lolIam Iu cold duet clrIy In July .THu uamu of JNa suspect H Walter Funul. originally from Switzerland
 Captain Jamo5 luogandor and bl .prIwte secretary. Reginald Brooke .ar.ygH lu town Tuedry avonu. . from .ho Engineer mine bo.woo. ! |Carroa and Aun, remamlun mu yesterday when lHsy Ia"t tor home Although ut % two .ump mlu l being operated at Jhe mine. lhg ou. |uut Ia aume.Hn. ramwaubIa Uu hundred and oIshgroIght ounces o gold bu.ue che result of tNa run o |Ino mHl on Monday of rBa week Captain Alexander contemplate |tHo erection Of "a ono hundred alm |mm a0 bio mine u lhe near urm w8au tHe output wIl bo computed |muHraH# of thousands
 Jacob Nelson, che mm who wu l |umurred and sentenced to t#oug Iynm Imprisonment, for dyuamlan. ! |ana of h. Yukon Gold company ! droanes al Dawson lal January WI |Horc Wednesday might iu lHa uua ! roIy of serH. Joy aud a couanbI, ! 0n che way la Kingston Ontario where be Wu bo confined m che lu auo ward Of che poailau.Iwy Neil son began showing symuloma of m mly shortly after being sentence. #IE weeks or more ago aud 0r .au . had been quite violent It wu uoo e#ary to pu. him u % straight aoEu. one day on lne trip uu from Dawson There a % boIiel rhur h. !. .H mHua but If bo H. he IH putting .up a good bluff
 Tho N s. A. A. club rooms waN roopenod for che winter Monday might and tHe rculu rImDIns o bowling balls and clear a.uo o ivory and composition on Che bu .Uard and pool tables we again wan ed ou tho night zophyra Jack Hop
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-20
Church Notes
2, .F .s .r q. 2. 2. .s ..' 'F q. -
 CATHOLIC.

Holy Communion al sa m. Wa and Sermon at lOs80 %. M. sunday School aL 2sa0 D. DO. Evening service aJ Isa0 D. ma An arc cordially Invited Go attend
 Fr. p, u Turmoil, 8, J.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-20

Location Notices, placer aud ruarz. 50c. a dozen at tho DH'y taagau oilIgo. ti