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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-19
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FOR SALE - THE BEST SIN
table billiard ana pool hall, smoke
house IN connection, IN Oklahoma
good business, good location boN
-
FOR QUICK SALE-j0i SOUTH Ell
wood, S-room modern house sleep
ing porch, good cisi'rn, fine halnl"l
=. G. Rose CO., 2ll Bliss Bldg.
--
FOR SALE-Col'NsR Lol ooAlfo
$500. Phone 913.
BASk EnS-CLoTllES BAShElS'
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BRASS WASllBOAltllS, aVt' 80
FOR SALE-ONE GLASS fh'Nl
stairs yc,.. rbo,p Must be sold Nom
d,y lI,lrul,r piano co.
-----
OH MEN ATTENTION. HAVE A
number Of oak rig timbcrs for sale
can ship on cars or deliver on adJa-
cent leases Address Julian Mormean
Box 2S4. Ayant
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arc lamps. SEQ Chas IL. Dent, Man
ager Tulsa World.
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east 'front.' I'ou'iI' ro'l"s'' '-'
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go-cart $3.50: Lloyd Princess $10.50
9o.," ~ oa.t so OK. Tloyd princess SIS. 90
So 20 o.. IIo,,d pr,roeee s1G 90
-, o,rt Sroor, 1lo,,d Princess $3.50
go-cart $l4.S5; LLOYD lrlhcess S-l,VV .,'
go-cart, Sl"So' uele'S 3 'o''i'
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FOR SALE - ELEGANI 9IioN
cases 100 tolios Tor sheet muse en-,
tire stock of Violins' mahaoHhs' al
kinds Of small instruments laree StoCN
OF up-to~date sheet music al cos" ""te
week. Mcmillan piano Co.
.------------- -.
25x9S. Archer and Boulder ST., will
trade for improved or vacant resi-
dence property. Address c. r. Now
cry, IS e. Archer st.
---- --------- - -, 49, -c,,-o.
and one half miles from Tulsa, with
four oil wells paying royalty Of $50
a month, bargain for quick cash sale.
Room 3, Archer building.
CUT PRICES ON LLOYD PRINCESS
go-carts all this week at Genet's. IA
South Main.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-19

From TIT bus.
The modern Romeo helped his Ju-
liet to descend from the vine covered
balcony.
Dearest" he called, wnen she had
climbed into the big motor, shall
we take away the rope ladder"
Just then the upper window was
raised, and the old man leaned out.
Just you leave that ERE ladder
where it is, young fe'ler." he caut-
toned. "I've got couple more dar-
ters | want TO get off my hands"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-19

From London Mail
"A solicitors bill is like build
er's," said Mr.. Symmons, the magis-
trate at Woolrich police court. when
first you look at 1t you think you
have been robbed, hut when you go
through 1t carefully you feel sure you
have"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-19

FOR SALE-NEW BUNGALOWS IN
Carlton Place, 6 to s rooms, modern.
See us for prices. BUY now. Select
your own decorating Easy terms.
Blair Bros.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-19

FOR SALE - THE BEST SIN
table billiard ana pool hall, smoke
house in connection, IN Oklahoma;
good business, good location BOX
6b2, Colliusvillc, Okla"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-19
Mooney QO ILOall

On household goods, pianos. dia-
monds or live stock. Rates reason
able. Room 20 over p. o. or Fhone
1868.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-19
Found

TOUND-BETWEEN OLD AND NEW
Taneha, one bunch Of keys. owner
may have same by calling at the Tex
as company office, identifying and
paying for this ad.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-19
Miscellaneous

WHO HAS A GOOD 8 OR GROOM
house. South side, on edge OF
town, with barn and chicken yard
that they wish TO rent TO tenant that
is permanently located. Give location,
full description OF property rent, etc
Do not answer unless you have a good
proposition. 1852, World.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-19
SMOOTH PAVING
FOR SOME STREETS
ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD HOLDS
EXECUTIVE SESSION TO
AWARD CONTRACTS.
SOME. MORE. TO-DAY
SAID THAT AWARDS WERE MADE
CONTRARY TO FACES. AND
FIGURES As TO LOWEST
BIDS.
SOME MORE TO-DAY

For the first time since it's forma-
ton the administration board yester-
day held an executive session.
And this session was held at the
time at which much OF the money APP
propriated by the finance commit
tee was Ia be apportioned.
The matter OF street improvements.
amounting TO s37a.o00 was under con,
sideration.
Many propositions had been received
from many companies and individuals
nd the question of approving bids for
smooth paving and guttering and 9TH
err street improvements was before the
board. The city engineer had been re-
quested to figure out the bids and re-
turn them to the board. which body
would determine which were to be
accepted.
In the reports handed out by the
board the awards for smooth paving
in the majority OF instances given &c
the Washington Asphalt Block and
Tile company. while few were giver
to the Atlantic Ritulithlc company.
In the case of the Atlantic Bituiithie
company the work for Thirty second
street from Broad to Marshall, one
block. was awarded. against the pro.
test of Mr.. Folkes, Mr.. Hirschbers
voted for this award
w men the question OF smooth O1NInE
for Randolph street came up. although
/ Mr.. Folkes fathered the proposition
of paving that street he voted agains
the bitulithic bid He was against any
thing in the shape of smooth paving
as the record shows. except somethins
other than bitulithic. Mr.. Hirschberg
also, voted against the bitulithic OF
Randolph street, although he is re
corded as having voted for bitulithiC
on Thirty~second street.
While much of the smooth paving
asked for by citizens. and provided fol
in the appropriation. was made yes
terday, the board held back many o
the requests. and will, at later date
award the bids.
1t was stated yesterday that severa
concerns which had offered bids TO
/ the paving. at lower rates, did not re
I ceive consideration at all, but wer,
counseled by the admonition tina
some other time they might be grant
ed the privilege of paying the street.
of Richmond.
More Awards Today.
/ The board will today go further int
I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-19
COMES At HEIGHT
Of POPULARITY
NEW KING Is TODAY THE MILITARY
IDOL OF THE GREEK
NATION.
HE DISPLAYS GENIUS
TO HIS STRATEGY Is DUE THE
FALL OF THE STRONG TURKISH
FORTS AT JANxgA, THOUGHT
1MPREGNARLE.

LONDON, March 1s.-The tragedy
which removed King George within a.
fortnight Of the jubilee of his cleo
ton, to the throne by the Greek ma
tfonal assembly. raises Prince Con-
stantine to the headship OF the ma
ton.
The new king comes to the throne
on the very crest OF a wave of mill
tary renown. The leader of the army
that marched triumphantly from
Larissa to Salonica, the conqueror
few days ago of Janina. which the
Turks believed to be impregnabIe, he
Is today the most popular man in
Greece, and has more than recov-
cred the loss OF public favor which
eliminated in the autumn of 1909 In
his resigning as commander in chief
OF the army under pressure from the
military league. His reinstatement In
the army as inspector general was
due 10 Prime Minister venizelos.
From this post it was easy to trans
/ fer him to his old place of COM
mander-ln-chief at the outbreak of
the war with Turkey
Jaaina Falls Before His Strategy,
The crowning feat of Greek arms in
| the capture of Janina has been
| ascribed on all sides as due to his
strategy. Concurrently with his eIe-
walton to the throne there comes a
story from Athens that at a ceremony
in the Turkish mosque of Janina at
which Constantine and other Greek
/ princes and princesses were present,
Mussulman priest, praying in
Arabic, invoked the divine blessing
on King George for granting to his
Mussulman SUBJECTS perfect equality
with the Greeks. He also invoked a
/ blessing on the crown prince for pro-
/ tecting the town and its Mussulman in
/ habitants, and blessed the Greek sol,
/ diery for their exhibition OF justice
and humanity in the conquered ter
I ritory.
1t had recently been rumored that
| King George intended upon the oc-
/ casion of his coming jubilee. to alb
dictate in favor of Crown Prince Con-
stantine.
| King Constantine's wife is sister
/ of Kaiser william. Their marriage
recalled throughout Greece the old
| tradition, when a royal Constantine
weds Princess Sophia their son shall
reign in Constantinopie."
Queen Olga Hospital Angel.
Queen Olga who has associated her
self with the national aspirations oil
| the Greeks, has been indefatigble
thro~g hout the war in visiting the
wounded. She left King George al
| Salonica on March 14th for the pur-
pose of inspecting the hospitals at Pre-.
vosa, whence she has now returned tc
| Athens a widow, The deepest sym
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-19
United States Bankers Will
Withdraw from Six-Power
Agreement
DOLLAR DIPLOMACY
GIVEN A SETBACK
Open Door System Advised by
John Hay to Prevail in
Dealings of Admins
uation With China

WASHINGTON March 1s.-Repu-
diation by President Wilson. of the
Knox policy with regard to China. and
the proposed six power loan of s125,-
oo0,0 to that republic. was an
nounced at the White House tonight
statement from the presidents own
hand says the new administration has
declined to request the New York
bankers interested TO continue their
participation in the six-power nego-
tiations. Mr.. Wilson has taken this
action because he does not approve
of the conditions of the proposed loan
or the esponsibilities implied in gov.
ernmentai endorsement of the prop
osition.
This means that J. r. Morgan &
Co. Kuhn, Loeb d Co, the First Ma
tional bank and the National City
bank. representing the American III
terests, will withdraw from co-opera-
ton with the bankers of the other
FIVE powers. Great Britain. Germany
France, Russia and Japan Also thf
G@rnra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-19

NEW YORK, March fs+--Aimost
every court In Europe will be thrown
into mourning by the death Of King
George. l., of Greece. AS Prince OF
Denmark, he was closely related to
the crowned heads OF Great Britain.
Germany. Russia. Sweden. Norway,
and Spain The ruling house of Den
mark Is unique in the ramifications
of it's relationships, which owing to
Its diplomatic and strategic position
has been amplified by the elections of
It's princes to Kingdoms, without a
monarch. King George himself owed
his crown to that circumstance. as
does his nephew. King Heakon, OF
Norway. Recently Prince Waidemar,
his brother. has been mentioned as a
possible king of Albania
The empress dowager of Russia,
Mari Feedorovna, was the Danish
Princess Dagmar, and Is a sister of
the murdered king. He had smother
close tie to the house of Romanoff In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-19
FRIEDMAN CURE
PROVES EFFECTIVE
SIXTEEN PATIENTS SHOW GREAT
IMPROVEMENT AFTER RE
CEIyySG TREATMENT.
HE. Is NOT SURPRISED
SAYS THAT CASES HE HAS SEEN
IN GERMANY HAVE CEASED
TO MAKE Nm WONDER
AT 1T.
HE Is NOT SURPRISED

NEW YORK. March lS.--Slxteen of
the tubercular patients DIR. Frieder-
ich T. Friedman treated March sth.
at the office Of DIR. George Mann
hcimer. met the Berlin physician at
the same place this afternoon and
everyone of them showed signs of i'm
provement, according 70 the ply
sicians present, and DIR, Friedmann's
staff
One of the patients. who had been
suffering from tuberculosis of the
knee and who, at the time of DIR.
Frledmann's injection. could do lit
tie more than bear his weight on the
leg effected. today was able TO bend
his knee with ease.
Feel Great Relief.
Two patients who had been suffer
ing severe palm from tuberculosis Of
the kidneys and bladder, said that they
were now scarcely aware of pain, and
that In other ways they had great
relief.
The twelve cases of pulmonary tu-
berculosis, which Dr. Friedman treat
ed in DIR. Manufacturer office, all re-
ported that they felt stronger and
physically improved in every way
One, especially. who had been in "a
weak condition when the serum was
injected. doubled UP his fists. bent
fAs arms to display the fitness or ms
muscles and said that he had devel'
oped such good appetite nothing but
thick steaks would satisfy him.
In the case of the man whose knee
is infected, the swelling had gone
down half an inch by actual meas
urement And In the cases OF those
who are suffering from pulmonary tu'
berculosis. the temperature charts
showed a much more normal condi'
ton.
Doctor Not Surprised.
DIR. Friedman said with slight
shrug of the shoulders.
"Oh, well. should have been sur
prised II they had not shown improve
ment / have seen SO many over III
Germany march alone toward gooe
health, after my injection, that 1t has
ceased to make me wonder.
This statemnt was given out today
to newspapermen for DR.. Friedman
in view of the fact that there nave
been so many rumors current abou'
my accepting and even soliciting mon
/ ey, ! want to say that ] have not ask
ed, and have not accepted cent from
any one"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-19
CALLED To THRONE
BEFORE THE MAST
YOUNG FRINGE WAS BEING Pun
rsHED FOR rNsUBoRDrNATroN
WHEN ENJOYS ARRIVED.
REIGN IS TURBULENT
MANY STIRRING INCIDENTS HAVE
OCCURRED SINCE GEORGE as
CENDED AT INVITATION
on GREECE.
REIGN IS TURBULENT

George I. was the second son OF
King Christian TX. of Denmark. He
was born at Copenhagen. on Decem-
Der "a, 1s45. His grandfather was
a direct descendant of the Danish
King Christian III, and his grand
mother was Louise, daughter OF a
prince of Hesse- Cassel. King George s
Prince William. of Hesse Cassel, in
1912. The reigning king was child
less and the representatives of the
powers settled the crown on Christian
and his wife. King Georges father
was called the protocol king" Chris
tian was popular with his people. In
spite of his almost ceaseieSs struggle
with the two political parties IN Den
mark. He occupied "A patriarchal posi-
ton, and was related to almost every
sovereign of Europe. His wife, the
king of Greece's mother. was called
the aunt OF all Europe"
George was educated with all the
strictness and simplicity that prevails
In a Denmark palace. He was put In
the navy, and ii was here, q youne
midshipman-- eighteen years old. In
disgrace for refusing to obey orders. by
the way. that he was sought out By
the chancellors of Europe. and of,
fered d throne In a country about
which he knew practically nothing
and which it liz doubtful IL he had
ever seen.
Time of Grave Events.
1t was n time OF grave events II
Greece. The midshipman was beins
called to a nation which had just de
posed a king chosen for Greece b,
the powers. in much the same way
that George was being chosen. Otto
of Bavaria, in his attempt to override
the constitution had aroused tns
enmity of the people. his posltlor
had become untenable.
In 1851 a student named Dersies at
tempted to murder Otto's queen, ant
was hailed by the populace as new
Harmedies. In October of the FOL
lowing year the troops arose, demand
ing that the king be deposed. A pro
visional government was set up, ant
Otto and the queen fed in Brltisf
warship back to Bavaria.
Immediately it became plain to Eu
rope that the provisional government
/ OF the little country had not tins
strength to prevent harassing pohtaca
/ complications that would keep all tn
near East in constant trouble i
was necessary to provide from the out
/ side some ruler of the Hellenes, Ther'
/ were hurried diplomatic conferences
! and first, England, as the specia
/ guardian and friend of Greece, wa
/ sought out. The throne was offered L
/ the Duke of Edinburgh. He deciin
ed. The Duke of Sake oburg- Goth'
!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-19
COURTS THROWN
INTO DEEP MOURNING

his wife, who was the Grand Duchess
Olga. cousin of the present czar.
Austria Is connected through the
Spanish queen dowager, who Is an
imperial princess and archduchess OF
Austria
AS the wife of King Christian. X,
of Denmark. is Alexandria. Duchess
of Mecklenburg, sister Of the Crown
Princess of Germany, the courts OF
the two countries will be even closer
after the present German emperors
death.
Briefly the royal relations OF King
George. OF Greece, were as follows:
He was the brother OF the Queen
Mother of England: and OF the widow,
ed Czarina; the uncle Of the king OF
Norway, the king sf Denmark, the
car of Russia. and the sovereign
Grand Duchess OF Mecklenburg-
Schwerin. His son, the new king, Is
a brother-in.law OF the emperor Of
Germany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-19
CITIZENS WILL. FETE.
I. SHELTON WILLIAMS

OF the chamber IL made chairman OF
the special. con mittee to arrange for
the function, and he will confer with
Mr. Williams today. and then give
out the details, at the same time au~
nouncing the other members ~ tas
special committee who are to scrve
with him in arranging the affair.
The directors were unit ON one
point---the banquet that is to be tend
cred Mr., Williams shall be worthy the
man and the event. and expense lis
not to be considered In its execution.
1t is practically certain that 1t will
be held in the jefferson hotel audi
torium, probably early next week.
The invitations will be limited to
members of the Chamber of Com
merce. the governor of the State, the
mayor of Richmond, and probably the
heads OF municipal departments.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-19

AS a mark OF its regard for the
man and citizen, and in appreciation
of the signal honor to Richmond in
the selection OF one of Its leading
financiers as assistant secretary of the
treasury department. the Chamber OF
Commerce will tender farewell din
ner to John Shelton Williams be-
fore he leaves Richmond to take
charge of the important post TN tho
national government to which rresi-
dent Wilson has assigned him
The time and place of the banquet
will be left entirely to the con-
yenience of Mr.. Williams, though it
will take place some time within the
next two weeks. BY the resolution
adopted at the meeting Of the dlrec-
tors of the Chamber of Commerce
yesterday, President r. M. Darlington
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-19
He Repudiates Her and the
Marriage Certificate Which
She Flourishes
TURNER IS HEIR TO
$250,0O0 LEGACY
WEEDS Widow of Seventy-hve
Who Dies in Two Months,
to Comply With His
Fathers Will

NEW YORK, March 1s.--John
Spencer Turner-that is the way the
court records have the name---who,
through a decision handed down in
the surrogate's court in Brooklyn to-
day, came into possession of a for
tune found himself in a most EN-
barrassing position shortly afterward.
Just before the liner Kaiser Will
helm III sailed today an excited wo-
man rushed on board and told the
purser that she must see John Spen-
Ger Turner, who was on the list as
Marquis Spencer Turner. the title
having been given his father in Italy
because of requests to the church
She was shown to his room. The
marquis opened 1t.
Surprise For Marquis.
The woman, who afterward gave
her name as Mrs. Marie Stair, of Ho.
hoken, waved q paper above her head
and demanded to know IL the marquis
recognized her as his sister. The
paper. she said. was a marriage Ger,
tificate. proving that her mother wa:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-19
King Georgeof Greece Is
Assassinatedby MadMan


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-19
WALKING
IN STREET
WHEN HE
WASSHOT
Monarch Falls to Ground and
Expires Few Minutes Later
While Being Taken to Mill
tary Hospital
/ OFFICIALS TAKE.
ALLEGIANCE OATH
TO THE NEW KING

Great Excitement Is Aroused
in Athens When the News.
Reaches Capital from Sa-
lonica---Queen L arms Of.
Happening While on Board
Ship---Assassin Says He Ii
Socialist
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-19

SALONICA, March liking George.
wounded by an apparently insane man
while walking In the streets here this
afternoon, and died half an hour later.
The king and one OF his aides were
walking along the street at 5 o'clock
when a Greek. named Aleko Schoinas,
came up behind them and fred from
a revolver pointblank into the back
of the king.
King George fell to the ground. and
died half an hour later.
Man fl Insane.
The man, Schoinas, who liz appar-
emily insane, was Immediately arrest
ed. Prince Nicholas, one of King
Georges sons, who was appointed
governor of Janina when the Greeks
captured that place, Immediately noti-
fed Crown Prince Constantine. who Is
at Janina, of the event, which makes
him the new king of Greece. He also
telegraphed the information to Athens
and to the relatives OF King George
In Denmark, England, Germany and
Russia.
Prince Nicholas then summoned the
officers of the army and administered
to them the oath of fealty to King
Constantine.
There is nothing that suggests that
the murder was a political one, or any
thing else than the act of maniac
Order here has in no wise been dis
turbed by the assassination.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-19
Excitement In Athens.


ATHENS, March 1S.-Tremendoun
excitement was aroused here when
the news of the assassination OF King
George was received. The streets aFo'
thronged with sympathetic and cx-3
cited people, who are discussing the
tragedy which has befallen them ok ~
moment when the royal family w.
at the height of Its popularity, owing
to the Greek successes In the war and
the share of members In the rcyn1
family In the victories over the Turkn
Details of the assassination. which
are reaching here, are few and inc0xISs
plete. One account says the assaaxtI1SS1
who is variously. named as Schoina1
Skina and Schinas, Is mailman. All.
other account says the assassin N&1s
a socialist. who belonged at vcle. HGE
was accompanied by an unnaxn4ls
comrade. according to his xtOFXss
Schoinas liz described as a man d8t5S
years Of age. and badly dressed.
Walking In Street. 4SS
King George was walking along tM4
street when the assassin came fS05|
behind and fired at the king "a = a
lance OF two PAGES, He waA prosapx
seized by the Cretan gendarncs.
The king was raised by tho soa6k