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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-13
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.f s.fn.. OBJ. $40 ~ me Grn1 I...
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ilr fg.. iYD refD rrMalU tff1r
rfrnmas WDfnirY ana TI.an cannot
for' 80 Hrrf f. r.Hglr family bs wltt
w. l1.'l tha' fsD preafnts r..'sr7
.a' saa a.tn'r .sa hrnY on Chu u'.
.-t .
according io fhe rhirf Good T'Ios.
y'r'erGa, rh' rcfpoures are not com
ibg 20 near 30 rhrIdly as they should
ant uD fo dai" only shout 50 of 'n"
fauliirs have been provided FOR
~ .ourhe nU these families Will hr
rltsn hg dinner on Christina dat
Ig ihr Ill.r Salvation Army and oth
o. organizations but don't you think
.hero should he something nor. 'a
hrFtmaa for tho unforfuuatos than
lIH ful Vsma,h7
TIcrr arr hundreds ~ uulc child
i"u whose parents cannot afford ~
utc lhru iho mile toyr and things
tbH make tuo heart Rad ou Christ
uHt dHy nud d b. up 90 tho good fcl.
lDWa iu pee iha th,rr lf real Chrir
unt cheer boo every home iu Tub.
l1Is wear II lou have mot sent .. ,lui
unrc v"t 81. it todu5. Either mail ~
iu h. Humane eudts s or tcI.phYu,
t2l aud ou fpl thr Chicf ~ GOOD
Ilon T'u h.u how mH rm..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-13

BALTIMORE. Dee. l. Secretary
~ the navy Daniels. Nho was guess
nt the Dime rhcrc tonight of the
aorth Carolina society. when shown
the dispatch from Mexlco City. said
he had received no word from Ad-
mirnl Fletcher and did not care to
make any comment on his action uu-
40 the admiral was heard from Thr
secretary said Admiral Fletcher had
tecn kept ga Mexican waters beyond
ane the secretary accorded the utmost
ana the secretary accorded the utmost
confidence in him.
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Comforting.

In London they tell of man with
a serious disease Of the threat who
consulted n specialist. The surgeon
recommended the removal OF the lar
ynx, an operation which the patient
feared might prove dangerous
The surgeon, however. smiled, reas-
s1ringly. and said:
"Oh. no! You are quite sure of re-
covery."
But. persisted the patient, Il un-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-13

Pointing out the vanity 90 titles to
O. group of dehutautes at ten IN New
York Frederick Townsend Martin
said
"ou the boat roturuiur from Eu-
rope ! once heard pretty rfl say
enthusiastically to n young man.
And go You met a duke real live
duhc9"
Yes Doe answered. yHWmng.
oh. ton me said the glrl. with
e. rapt look what was the duke doing
lie was engaged said he young
man. In q high ticiing contest with
% chorus lady"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-13

derstand that this sort of operation
Is very serious indeed"
My reason" continued the surgeon
Tor saying that YOU are sure TO re-
cover is this: The mortality is nineteen
out Of twenty. and I've had nineteen
deaths already"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-13
POOR POWER Cause
OF DELAY IN WATER
BALLARD WANTS CITY TO ~
STALL ITs OWN ELECrHIC
POWER Plant.

superintendent Luke Ballard Of the
city water department was yesterday
Authorized tD t8ko Ip the question Of
better power for the city pumping
station "lth the Public Service cor
porauou which b. nov furnishing the
city win power II araqg gements
cannot Dee made for better service he Is
.authorizcd 10 Bee what arrangements
can be made with the Sand Springs
Power company for electricity.
Yesterday morning superintendent
Ballard made an emphatic protest 10
he city commits ou about the poor
power furnished claiming IT Vas seri-
1usly handicappng him In h.8 efforts
20 secure good city water supply
from tho municipal wells During the
month ~ october ne said the power
was OF on so separate occasions He
claimed that II he had cDnunuous
and effective power, the c.tJ would
not De using . drop Of river water.
For an expenditure Of $4,000 he
said, the city could install duplicate
generator and buy the poles and
wires no" Boo l.s This W0uI insure
a constant and effecient wire service
hc said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-13

COLON. Dec. 12-The American
monitor Ozark, the collier Caesar, the
tug Potomac. the tender Potomac and
hve submarines arrived here this
afternoon from Guantanamo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-13

The latest plan for draining Hol-
lands Zuyder Zee contemplates the
construction of an embankment 1872
miles long and work that will take
thirty-three years to complete.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-13

that the Burgesses are hiding out in
Tulsa. they having come here from
Broken Arrow yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-13

LAST EVENING at hs home on
South Carson Ave, Rev. j. g. Magee
ofrcated al the marriage Of Miss
Leya Swopo ana Ted Welch. both Of
cleveland Okla.
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..Eirwanoeruna uno Hrbett".

Die ginndnoerungsporlae. Die idon apeimul Dor Der Daonhren3"
mar, lit nod Elm 6rHteg WaI an lie Drnhf.n poroen. Nan .ntoedte i'm
Gsnat, Dab cine 8eHimmung, our6 nslte 2sute. Die berehs oas rgrft
papter" erprrben baben, BEL Ger RIdte1r bon elmer Refe bon Der 3ablun9
bg 4opfgsles befreit perosn foqten. 70 ab9.fdbt. pOroen mar, Dab Fe aud
Ieu : ginpanOnern gu Gute getommn pGre.
@Rlfaa lit aug bitr p~ieoebOItsn ~3uradpeiiung gefalofen porosn
SaB bod bRuhtt i'm aonqrsB Die luutgepOr6snsn pro.f Gtnbrut eemutt
bitten. qber 6s 1T ie6enfaQs itrtimIit. sc baden s~pttsqOs ohenign
Ghmente Die 06erban6, Die gegen JED. Gtnpunbsrung fno.
Der GeprGisntant Guqagber pon Jainots bat oas i'm 5oufe in Der
Debate am borigen Gonnabenb aud DEFENDERS betont gr bs3eidnss oil:
gorlaqe aIs einen snkien6en S6rit our Qusiprrung. Die areumtne
au gunfsn bRier gia", flgte r bun3u, rtommeu ni4t bon 2euen, Die
etpas BON Ginnauoerern piTsn. sic tOmmen bon 2eutsn, Die in ibtn
0iHriften iber6aupt qr feline Gtnnanorung BADEN. uno ts 1T frmt
elm. Sotfo6e. bub lett Sd6ren bier in MaTbtneton bon Den iosenannsn
.potiotifbsn Oruuniationsn4 cine 2obbp untrbaltn nor0en III, nelde
inter Dem geIhrei ,Qmerta fir Die amrttansr" bsitrdntenoe Iaabugan
berb.i3ufIbren getru6tt bat"
So 1T abr fs6r lsat m0sti4, Ob 81. 9orht., BIZ. udm.rituniftr
Qr6ett" bon Dem aarpfe gssen Die Ginpan0srung .rparst, fa ourbaus
ni6t srfiaen ptrOsn.
Gs lit amr 6nIe a~ngetgenhsit, bel putnam's Cons in Nhp grt.
zine fhr einoe6eno. un0 grunoHhe arbett .ri6itnen, r5mrigration onb
qnbor" BON HIam u. 6purpi6, Die &e Gehtde Der ginpan0erung BON
BEN saan 1rannin'g bis beute, nit aadfht uuf ole 2Obnffala unO Die
oebensbaltunq Der arbetnnoen alaen untsriu6t. Sic sest oB rfli4
oenau oidelben Grlnoe qegtn bic Ginpanoerung idon Dor $50 Jd6rtn
boroebratt puben, ne bue, uno oB Die 8erbdltniTs Der in ben 5nou,
Hrin Reusgnolanos beI1Gfh9ten, in ben feb3tger Sabren 6s borH.a
SabrhunOerts, os 6de fh nod aus Der engeborentn 8ep0nerung r.hus
tierte, mas MISUNDERSTANDING grnaAruns uno 2o9n3ablung anIangt
pil fffnner naren, uls beute.
ga 1T Elm Msrt, 0s, I'm eingeben6 befprofeR gu per6en, gu uns
fonoreih uno bieIRitia 1T, bas mir aMr alien, Die fa Iber oife Qngels
osnbeten orentieren molten, angskgsnlia %empfebsn. gs miro mands irrs
timTihe auFFoFund foruaier.u blen. Bios nh9t in Waibinston, i'm ist
ou aonqreB, 6srn Der Issslt nun .tnmul in Dem GahrpdHtr Der einUun.
o~suTggnsr.
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Grphenrr 9henter.

Gin bemerfenstuertber grioIg Der
Sunoe6reialr miro in Der fomn1u,
Den gSode porgeiiibrt tperoen. 90
oft man aud Beleaenheit BAT, Die
@"elebriomfeit os SumOes 81 be.
nunoern, bier bictet lid et1pas au.
beroroentlihes. Don lit Elm 0eut.
ider Sagobuno ed]ter Raiic, etpas
beleibt iiir iein iitgenolide8 glIter.
aber 5raulein Mtartba SnberIano
bnt ibn iprefen aelebrt unO 3par
hot er cine polfommen forrelte
ausiprafe. Gen @elebrtan lit Con
elm GGthiel. Qas 2eben oeS fiji.
gen Suuoes lit nit $4,000 berii.
dert,
Ole n1ditbeits @lttraftion lit Sri.
gthel @reeL Die anie0Iifite ao-
m0oiantin oes gauoepiaeS". SIRE
rei3poae grifeinuna berit1rft nod
zen feiieInon ginorud ibrer nit
Oracle poraetroaenen n~euiten aou-
pIets. Gins ibrer baiten 2ieoer
lit a9ittle Bon Blue.
Die Gruppe iapaniider gthIeten,
Die ihrcm aaiier Die 3eit 81 fiir3en
nuBtau limo Gtpns llngeiebenes in
0ieiem Qan0e. SIRE go%riteGungen
ian0 auBerit ~belebreno, and Den be-
riibmt2n Riugfampf o5ia Sitiu"
treroen iie uorfiibren.
Sod gu neunen pdren Sic alien
Sol0ntenaei9er, geteranen 0es giir.
qerfrieges, Shre ariegsIieoer IA.
ben iberaa geiiaq gefunoen @loOp
aIeran0ria uno 9ruppe merben ben
Ghnanf ggroaofpnn 2ope" auf.
fubren. MerIin lit Elm 3nuberer
beg aartenipiel8; err Ieiitet gritauu /.
Iihes. Die europdiiden afrobaten
2eImar mo GeInlar 8eigen ibrc
reueiten Grids.
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@apctp.

Ger taIcntooQs aomifer 9aOe
Rnriou, Gin Sie6ling ocs tbcaterbe.
iudeuoen Rublitums eriteint fonl.
menoc ISOLDE in o3m bon Inn ieIbIt
pprioBten 5neiaftigen mriifaliiden
Sdpant o8ouiie SAFE" oils gSuui.
fp". rSrufp" lit elm befannter
Gborofter bes gnuocpile uno 0npe
Marion beritebt es c%injigartia, oic.
ZEN pibigcn Gbaratter Onr5uIteIIen,
Seine Grippe beitebt ans 80 Der.
iunen un6 Dem S6panf Iino %
ueue SieOer bin3ugGiiigt noroen.
Die Scenerie, eleftriiden Gillette II,
Goitiime oereinigen iid 81 einem
l~ci3uolan Gffett. Bon Nontag OIL
tdgIi6 cine Babies Dime @utinee.
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SippoSrumc

Der Sippo0rome miro nGdite
ISOLDE ieinem Qamen gerett per.
Den, oeun man miro bort Mteiiter-
Itide Der a~unitreiterei benunoern
tonnelt. Seine 8eringeren ais oia
g~raitenoen 9abenports@ BAN ga.
rum uno gaiIep 3irfus ner0en lire
aiinite 81 9feroe 3eigen. IS III
cine ridtige 3irfusporiteaunq. orei
.Bferoe, brei @eiter, elm gIopn
un0 Elm 3~irfusring.
Die ate Sfi58e oGbe GOLDEN
@e66ing" miro 6ar9eiteqt perOen
ourd Grodune uno goiette. Die
SanoIung lit 9epiir3t hurd nibi9e
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arnn Shrater.

Cine muiifaliide 9urIesfe in
apei 9beileu fonlmt nGdIte ISOLDE
eur auifabrung. Der critic 3b5il
betiteIt iid aGbree brorpn bats, Der
faBt BON 2eon @rroL einem erfolg.
reihen 9ii6ncnidriftteler uno ser
5peite T6eil yGbe 8riaI OF @qe.
8ifi", 6eiien &erfoiier S. 96eooore
Murpbo lit. Die Son0lin0 lit nit
o5n neueiten unO a~n5ieben0iten
Goublcts ongefiiIt, ebenio lit tie bod
BON &nlmor uno @ib. Die CARTEL.
Ter BADEN idmmtlid i'm gauoeoiae
eiucn guten Guf. G8 ieian bier &c.
uannt Dor alien 8laops Scars, I'm
CREDIT in Der S~mpcrionotion Der
Ueridieoenartigiten G6araftar. Damn
ser iriide aomifer S. &beooore
Dturpbb, Der nit ieinem Sumor 6as
finiterite @emiitb 3u 7rbeqen Der.
mag. 9ie 6cenerie lit tprnoer6or
uno 6ie G6ormdDfen beitefen ourd,
ihone 80rperformen un0 San3funIt.
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|eanoern, neil Der ausiaa ourd bic
Gimpnnoprimg reidlid aeOedt piro.
gaein, 0as 0nrf fem @nmo lein.
ginen 3heiL unierer Sugelo whteI
cen geidmerSen oes en~perbsIebens
I6rperIih mo aeiitig ueriimmerr
~ Iaiien. Die 9inoer gebor2n IN
sic Sdule mo nidt IN DE ia
trif. mo Die iegt il6eraa IN arre'
auug gebrahte Observation-Disclosures
tina fam eriola MIR bube1 iueulI
oieier Sat 3lm geitiaB genaft mo
riidfhtslo5 ourfgefiibrt miro.
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! 1fotrch1lter .. T,olIeben.

Die Rodri1t bonn 3o0e p5 tbemaltgen 8otfhaters BON 9puspsn
miro unier oenen, neths Die 3dt 6s pantheon arisges bier mHgena3t
babtn, res geilna6me 6erporrutn. sic erinnert an zines Der intrehantss
Hen uno Ser f6nieigFsn &apttel Der oeutiden Diplomatic in Qmtrtta
Btonosrs feline QfGerufung geFatete F4 oramatffh. 5ert aoof'Dslt mar
nit 6errn bon Gtera6urg, Der oamols Generalsapniul in Calcutta mar,
5efreuADt unb polte i'm ats gotT6aier in Dai9in9ton BADEN. abr oos
malls mar man i'm Reid nod ntdt ouf gef0rberun9en bonn 9enerulOniu.
,um goti4afsr srgtidtst. Sn 5olg. osfen guff 9rr RoOisOet gu or
Mitsl, in bsuHden an9eegtn6etsn un3ugdngfh gu bsmn. S9htBle
jffntte ser gptfaofter Qnorep .. D9te Dem aaifer Die augtn. In
aun erfoIots Die p6sG6e @bbeufuus BON GERM b. 9oasben uno feline Gr
ttune ourt Germ b. Gtrnburg. Srr bon 9oltben trug iuhrddng oa
qoium1, raB e negsn mangstnoer GcididHdtet ab6erufen noroen fs
I'M oisfsn Cintruh GoofsbeHs in pus 8t0roerungsibfem Der osutiht
MssIorafie al perafse7. Dem bt Der oamolgeu Negung Der rsifsotut
tss ,r f, f.Hs 6as enooen 4ndB our 8rhit atgs6sn.
aMs sHa faFta0Hrgsn Fat Srr +. 6ole5en pl guhs 9etaH
ss h5tuHa BET a8enfitgsn ~frennbfi4en gefprtAur
5fr D. sttabnl9 Ipder 70 aus6aus, fomrs Do
s Mn@ase 4aRn bel iaperer aI3 oas Wetsf4uiter
.G brio / gIHoe fir nn ffn6heFen 9libbrnud Der gsgnaoi
saspalt in Gbkago - fagt cine bortee 3eiung = Oab elmer Der ss
s4Rm MutObanoisn auehmal fmfrsinanbsr burd poIfiHhe JHrfprads
bsm a~rbsts5auie bfistit uuros.'
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= I'm gun6esTcnat miro tst fkibig ubsr cine @rfafunssdnosruna
oebottisrt, Die Den 9ernin 6s prdfanhn uuf feds SABRE b.msHen no
ieoen 0rGT6enkn auf etnen Strmin befdrdnten ioa. Bel Der 2angiamtet
nit Der gsrfuFungsdnocrunssn in frieoG4en 3eitldufsn srfOlsen. psron
fobl bsuts nod ni9t geborens Gefale8tr Frdngmdtisn isn, sbs oas
erHe gul unter oerarhssn gefimmunsn Elm prdfosnt gsDdbt miro.
aber bob bic gelGnoerunq Der Sernins ~i6ebaupt trnfiA erposen miro
III bod elm sfreulites 3eiten fir Die 3unsbmenbe Grtsnntnis, Dab Der
~fosDabrsnOe msdfel in ben nittisfsn etsnunssn unsfdAr oos unpruis
tifdfe III. mas fir pirni4e GroIse eroa4t Derben lam. Us 1T unsss
fabr ousi.lte, ols nsnn Tin Duseno asge bon sinsm Ort gum anosrn
fabrsn un0 man, nm hasustIanssn, INNER Don eiuen Der Ssss gum am
osrsn n4itu uoats.
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@ie msnig sic intcrnaticnalcn
Observation-Disclosures oa3u beig5tra.
aen haben 0ie Sdreden oes STRIFE.
ae5 3t miI0rrrJ 5tigt Die 8eigerang
Ter bulqariidlen Aeaierung. Dem
@unide Der oeutihen aaiierin 81
niaiahren, mo cine BON Rptb2u
SrelB aitsgeriiitetc grpeOition 81,
9pLaaerunasliuim por aOrianopcl
paiiiren 81 laiien. Ole gelaaerung
Ter 5taot Cat iett Mlonnte geoalert
mo tie mus bon germm0etelt mo
arunfen ~iiberfIat iein Bon Den
Shlahtfelbarn III Ehra3len nber
neiB man, DAB oas tiirfiide Suni.
idtsrpeien %geruoe3u ules 81 min,
iden iibria ldBt. Gielleiht bdtten
rieIc 5un0rrte pnn WanidenIebeu
oerettet mer0en fonneu, menn Dem
8lInihe Der auiierin miQiabreu
nor6en marc. glber uieqcift BAIT
Is and sic 8ioeritanostrait Der
gelugerten Inn Elm pnar Gage Der
Idn1ern fonnen. nenn linen oil
Soraa fir lire araufen unO Der
mumoeten abgenommen por0eu mare.
llnO oas lit fiir bic IN Sofia ae1c.
tene antport entiteiocn0 gep7ien.
GO furdtbnr brutal lit Der mo0erne
aripq. 5rob aler 9~emiibungen,
ieine Sdraden 81 miIoern.
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@emn ss pabr 1T, oaB i'm Staate
Gennlplpania iiubigtauieno sim
ser i'm grtperbslebeH iteben, Damn
picbt es fir Den Staat fem Bro
Elem, oas orinqeu6er Der 2oiung be.
bari, oils Oieies. Die Ser. Staa.
ten fonnen iih g5itatten, Die ainoer.
orbcit grimoiaBli6 ab3uihafieu, un0
Tic miiiieu iir abidaifen, penn lie
lire 3ufnnit nitt ernitlia geidbr.
ocn wollen. Ga5 2ano bat fainen
~lle6eriluB on ainoern. Die @ebur.
~trn5iffer gebt aud bier itetig 5uriit,
MIR fommt Der &iit5ang in Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nitt 10 bent
lid 5ilm allsOrud, ME in anoeren
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Sccnru. appeqirt nb1r nuh an oni
Ccfibl Der 3uidaiier.
3u ncnncn paren nod Cora sal
~9be 9oic BAL @irI" Sic oas ga
tionnIipiel i'm 2ieoe bcIingan nirS
Ger 3elerfomifer Soc DicBee; oil
Siinitler aui Jtoaiduben Steele unt
WcRaiters mo Maitland, oel
menidIide 5roif, Ser 5eiat ME &c
lrnfig Elm Yieni6 parocn fam.
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Acme 6eOansrnsmert6e 5ran, 0il

fih riibmt, mdbrenO tbrer attiah.
riaen ebe ibren Mann uiemaI5 &c.
fiiBt az haben. mare in Der Chat
Eel ben Suifra1cttcn better nuige
bDben ais am bdusIiden Scribe.
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REBATES LEAD TO INDICTMENTS
Four Railroads and Coal Company
Indicted by Grand Jury.

EAST ST. LOUIS, HIS, May 1G.-
Five indictments charging rebating
and discrimination In sixty-three
counts, were returned late today
against a coal company by a federal
grand jury here. The indictments,
sctforth instances wherein il is allcg-
ed the laws were violated by the Van
dalla, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
and st. Louis CBig Four; Chicago.
Indiana and Southern; The Grand
Trunk Railroad and the O'Gara Coal
Company The Vandaia IL charged
in three counts with rebating and the
Big Four Is accused in 2l counts with
discriminating In favor OF the coal
company The Big Four and the Chi
cago. Indiana and Southern are charg-
ed Jointly in 20 counts with making
discriminating rates and concessions
In favor of the O'Gara company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-17
CONSIDER REPLY TO
JAPANESE PROTEST
MAY DECIDE TO WAIT UNTIL
JOHNSON TAKES FINAL
ACTION.

WASHINGTON, May ia tenta-
tive draft of the reply of the United
States government to the Japanese
protest against California alien leg
islation was considered for two hours
today by President Wilson and the
cabinet. No intimation of its nature
was made public, Secretary Bryan
positively refusing to discuss either
the proposed reply or Japans pro-
test. The secretary made state
ment deprecating efforts to guess at
the varying phases Of official nego-
tiations, declaring that serious mis-
chief might result and satisfaction
be retarded. He referred to the fact
that his present position obliged him
to reverse his usual attitude toward
public discussion Of current Issues.
There are Indications that the
state department is awaiting the final
action by Governor johnson, either
in the hope that he will change his
mind and veto the measure. or more
probably. with the purpose of having
the approved act as basis for fur
ther discussion. The japanese gov
ernment likewise is awaiting the
governors action with tho keenest in
terest. While protesting against the
California Legislation. tho Japanese
government 10 far has suggested no
remedy. That is left entirely to the
United States. 1t IL believed here. that
even the idea OF institutlng proceed
ings to test tho validity OF the law
may he abandoned.
Meanwhile. taking their cue from
the presidents statement regarding
military and naval movements. offic-
iais OF both the war and navy de-
partments today were endeaVoring to
avoid Issuing any orders or state
ments that would contribute TO re-
ports of unusual activity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-17
DYNAMITE SCARES OFFICERS.
Several Hundred Deputies Scared by
Use OF Explosives.

WHARTON, W. Va. May 1B.-Ter-
rined by frequent use Of dynamite.
stolen from the magazine OF the
Mount Hope mine Of the Empire
Iron and steel company. several hum
dred deputy sherifs brought from
Newark TO protect the company's
property here. refused tonight to re-
main In town.
Withdrawal Of the deputies left the
mine district unguarded. except by a
few private detectives Sheriff Gillen
sent work OF the situation to Adult
ant General Schuler Of tho state mi
lltla. quiet prevailed at the mines
tonight.
Citizens Informed the sheriff. he de-
clared that townspeople "a well az
strikers participated In the recent
demonstrations The presence OF
armed deputies was resented. the
sheriff said and he was assured that
their removal would cause all dem
Onstrations to cease.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-17
RECESSED AT o O'CLOCK LAST
NIGHT BIT ARE STILL MAX
ING OUR LAWS.
CAPITOL BILL IS SAFE
noth House, Adopted Conference Re-
ports and Bill Now Goes 10
Governor CruCc.
SENATE FINALLY RECESSES.

OKLAHOMA CITY, May 10
tSpccialD-The general revenue
bill providing for the raising of
nearly SIOO0,000 was passed fin
ally by the senate at 1880 Fri
day night after 1t had been
amended 80 as TO exclude all
reference TO inheritance taN. The
vote on final pa ~sage was 20 to
Q.
The senate was I'm executive ses-
sion for a short time Friday night
but the matter under consider
alton was not known. The SEN
ate Will be in session at o'clock
saturday morning. The appropri-
ation bill for the maintenance
and support OF the state uniyers-
ity at Norman carrying an item of
100000 for the erection Of a new
scenic hall which was reinstatcd
in the measure by the conference
committee was defeated in the
senate late Friday afternoon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-17
SENATE PASSES THE
OIL PRODUCTION TAX
INCREASES GROSS PRODUCTION
TAX JUST AN EVEN 100
PER CENT.

OKLAHOMA CITY, May l6.-(Spe-
cial) THE oil interests of the state
met rough shedding in the state senate
tonight when the general revenue bin
was passed and sent to Joint con-
ference committee Of both houses. The
bill increases the gross production tax
on oil. gas and coal just 100 per cent.
The present tax is one-half Of one per
cent but under this bill, II It finally
passes will be one per cent Of the gross
production.
The bill has already passed the
house but several amendments were
added in the senate forcing 1t to go to
conference before final action is taxi
en-.
Among those who voted to increase
the tax on oil and gas were Senator
Gid Graham Of Claremore. Repre-
sentatives Of the oil men here tonight
ed that the oil interests would at once
start a movement to remove the cap
itol TO Tulsa, declaring that II they
personally had to pay the expenses OF
maintaining the state as this bill would
impose, they wanted the capitol where
It would be convenient.
The house refused to concur in the
amendments Of the senate to the Sab
bath breaking bin which would have
closed theaters and moving picture
shows on Sunday 1t goes back to
conference. 1t IN not believed that
this amendment Will pass. The SEN
ate amendment to the house bill pro-
Nding for the payment OF taxes on
personal property on the day Of salo
was concurred in by the house.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-17
GRAND JURY PROBE
OF FORT WORTH MOB
JUDGE INSTRUCTS THEM TO RE
TURN "HUNDREDS OF
INDICTMENTS.

FORT WORTH, Tex, May ia
drastic investigation by the grand jury
in the early morning, with orders from
Judge Swayne to return hundreds Of
indictments" roping off portion Of
the city's business streets guarded by
policemen, while an inventory of de-
stroyed property amounting TO more
than SIS. 200, was taken. and city wide
condemnation of the acts of the mob
that left the county Jail Thursday
night and demolished property in the
negro section, with troops still guard
Ing the jail, were the main develop
ments of the aftermath of the rioting
and pillage of Thursday night.
Sheriff Rea, determined not to al
low the scenes of disorder around the
jail to be repeated Friday night, ar
ranged for the building to be guarded
after nlghtfall by the militia. With
the guns of the troops to face any pos
sible mob, the sheriff declared his pur-
pose Of protecting every prisoner with
in the jail, with officers, troops and
every available citizen.
Tom Lee, who killed a policeman.
a negro and wounded three white men.
has been taken from the city. Sheriff
Rea refused to say where the negro
hns been taken.
That more than $4,000 worth Of
property destruction may be laid to
the mob OF boys and drunken men
that moved en- masse upon the negro
section when they failed to take Lee
from the Jail. is admitted.
The city will be called upon to stand
this loss