davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-11
Twelve Women Elected to city Jobs.

Twelve Women Elected to City Jobs.
Fort Collins.-At the recent city
elections thirteen women ran for Of
flee in different Colorado towns. All
but one Of these were elected. The
successful ones were elected to such
positions as city commissioners. alder
men. city clerks and treasurers. In
Montrose Mrs. Mary 3. Sawyer's pop
ularity caused . lack Of opponents on
election day. Mrs. Sawyer was elect.
ed as city treasurer without opposi-
ton and politicians assert she will
make the best city treasurer Mont
rose ever had" Mrs. Jenny Shelly
Boyd. announced several weeks ago
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-11
ooIns Han Way.

Rutsers Jewett, the literary advis-
er. was urging young novelist to
take up his residence In New York.
Come to New York." he said. land
then. in every emergency. the pub
fishers and magazine editors can turn
to you.
Men continually tell me-" Mr.. Jew.
EFT continued. that things never come
their way. ! feel like shouting in re-
ply: .
but why not try putting yourself
in the right place?'"
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-11

Madero confers With Gov. carranza.
Eagle Pass. Tex.-Alfonso Madero
head of the Madero family conferred
with Governor Carranza of Coahuila,
who Is fighting against Huerta.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-11
A Winner II

At an Easter breakfast John D.
Rockefeller, Jr.. once said:
''The road to success il called Per.
severance. Perseverance conquers ev.
erything. But"
Mr.. Rockefeller. with a smile. took
up an Easter egg.
But" he added. "let us remember
that a hen on an egg of porcelain per
severes."
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-11
ssIatsd Details Of Battle at saltlIIe

Laredo. Tex.-Full details Of the
three days battle between federals
and CarranEa followers at saltillo.
Mex. March 20. 80 and "a. received
here, state the number killed was 269.
The federal loss was small compared
TO that OF the rebels. II was declared.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-11

corrseh couseipasion Aunyons Paw-Pav
Pilis sre . touic 10 Tie stomach. lvsf and
serves Thsy invisoeate instead q weaksn;
thsy enrich The blood instead OF impover.
ishins Il: they enable tho stomach 70 Get au
ths nourishmsnt from food that is put into
4. Prics as cent? All DfuggistA
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-11

Lutheran Preacher Resigns,
Grand Junction.-The Rev. r. l.
Rohde. since 1909 pastor Of the Trim
fly English Lutheran church. resignef
to accept . charge in New York. I
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-11
Friendly Hint.

Friendly Hint.
I'm afraid to say exactly what !
think" said Governor Blowoff.
That's interesting" replied Senator
Sorghum. But q man who adopts
that principle ought to be more care
full what he thinks"
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-11
Women siashers jailed.

Colorado Springs.-Maggie Green
and Cora Hudson were sentenced by
q Justice Of the peace to ninety days
in the county jail because they tried
to stab Arthur Jones with q fork.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-11

Minority Name Mann for Speaker.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. James
r. Mann Of Illinois was nominated as
the Republican candidate for speaker
Of the House..
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-11
CONSTIPATION
Muuyous Paw.Paw

Munyons Paw-Paw
Pills arc unlike all oth-
or laxatives or cathar-
tics Thsy coax the
liver into activity By
gentls methods, they
do not seour: thsy do
nos grips: they do not
weaken: but thsy do
start all The sscretions
Of ths hvef and stom-
ach iaAway that soon
puts thsss organs IN .
hsalthy condition and
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-11

Must BE.
"Is he making good?"
mo question of It. He can get coal
on credit. it."-Detroit Free Press.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-11
LADIES, LOOK YOUNG!

Gertrude Krauss wrinkle treatment and bean
liner ssimulatss cells, EiAnds and tissues under
wrinkles until thsy hsvs allied out the creasss.
USE TODAY-L00E YOUNGER TOMORROW
Money refunded II NOT aasisfactoey. Yrace
400 postpaid. Order today.
CERTRUDE ieRAUSE COMPANY
sos3 WARRINGTON ST, DENvR. COLO.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-11

The National Good Roads FEEDERS
tion will meet in Birmingham. Ala
on April "a and 25.
The Ordway new era., 1913-04-11

Totals ..................454 77.is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
WILSON SILENT ON HIS
REORGANIZATION PLANS

WNSHtNGTON Jan % - Presi-
dent-elecf Wilson's refusal 10 allow
himself 90 he committed 90 any dpfn.
rc plans ~ rc-Crcarization or 20 ou'
Inc publicly thrOufh senators and
t0nrrcssmen the details ~ his legis
larvc plans has had a marked infr-
ihe last few wpek Plans that prom
isrd 60 cn2rrss fnc session In pulifi.
cal hghfs af both ends % the capitol
nov are held In abe qnce while con
grr-HiOual interest ccuters about the
more routine work az legislation in
Vcsf.s cation. aud .ariT hiil hearings
IFmuCrlffr leaders from both hous.
r. ltSc made ViiCriWaErs fo View Ier.
soy since fhrIelwTs fu talk over The
now admfuigfrF' Iuu uCrk with fhe
incoming urf siicuf The general re
suit oi these Differences however.
Has been fu hold up for me time
hniuC nu. concerted re.urganiyatiou
scheme. in fhr senate and house. and
o. restrain fHa activity ~ the Demo
cratic forces fIr' would have launched
tc1 1eral impurfar' political ard legie-
lafitc programs t1d Pre- ident-eiecf
Wilson given definite announcement
fo fhc p1ffi7llv Cs'iined schemes
TO- me maforifv ~ those Who have
visited lirv Governor WiisIn has Civ.
on itte IrdiCHfi.n ~ his plans for
leE'- STALLION or Die support % certain
ururira Th' fcv ro vhom he has
CON tfrf f'fui'e opinions have heen
Vlcfzcf 20 e~rrecV
Routine legislation is expected 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
MANY STATES MAY
LOSE THEIR VOTE
U1lc3s the Electoral Returns Are Re.
eciVed - Wasnirgton by First
- Coming week

WASHINGTON ~ e.. Jaa Is-.tn
rrdnr to conn. with fh' las. = vii
hr necessary f1r go fhc States to rct
fH"ir electoral return. fo Washington
Dos f.' hDg.rniu- of r"rt w"rA The
requirement Dr. thW 900 tre rctura.
-hIfI h' iu ir' bands off flc President
oI fns Senate ly Nuufa IarI.fs -.
.ud 90 warning wits ."u' ou' TODAY
from ,'D u9.,H %. tA" ir. .s.Icut OF fae
.'natr furf u f.r reports usr. mo-
frt'INrd ht Char dHfr fhr Sfatns fal.
r. tr..l o." .1 danger ol losing tuo.r
tpf't
.. ths close OF business Ias'
rrn' ,liy ia Sfat,s had reported hv
rH.t'rrsr aad 30 ht mtII Those re.
p"f..'l tt ur-.rUr.r orc. Connect
r4f u'i1oarr fluui-. Indiana. Iowa.
kHu.a.. 'Ilr, and N"i~a ID. Ncv Vow.
-.t Nn.fn Carolina rclu. yi,ariu.
Nrnd' i-anI South ulko't Vermont
fHH N.-f N.fIn.H Nf ut.rr. 4rl
r... . urtt u rei1l Delinquent
Nuf f.I. nrta f.o Ifv rrl,f.i,. tH.f
r'r... '.i.nr 600 r.' fL..r vote. .u pn
.." H.. %. .g..,.d off frci- votes.
F" '....F... I'D H. tp rruer mr. ..cr.
... .' Ir.. ..I' w'..." rlt tNooei
'r.u Ir ..i..i. fH. tuf. tn W. b.
.H II.. 10 ,'uf. r'r mii'. u.r
t..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
TURKEYIT SEEMS HAS
HAD ENOUGH FIGHTING
Wave
Due East
VIII Extend Over the Mississippi
Valley and Through to East
err Coast Line.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 - The
week will open with cold wave
over m" northwest and central west
according "a The bulletin issued by
IL" weather bureau Today 1T will
cNtcnG into Eastern Colorado. Kan.
Sis and m" lower Missouri and up.
pcr Mississippi valleys" says the
bulletin. and temperatures will also
eNt"ud "asr ward and southeas'ward
30 mod led form. reaching the Al.
ianfic and east gulf states about the
miudl" uf the week and con inuing
tor a day or two. There will be- a
reaction 10 nearly normal conditions
over IN" northwest and extreme west
after tn, sday and over the central
West after me middle OF the week
~ disturbance nov over the upper
Mississippi valley and The central
plains states will move eastward. a.
tended hy rains and SHOWS that viii
reach ihe Atlantic states by Tuesday
or Tu'sday night. ana it t.vill he fol
lowed hy generally fair weather FOR
q ddy ar TWO Nnofhnr disturbance
viii probably appear over the ex-
tr"mc northwest about the middle of
th" week - will be attended by
local SHOWS over the northwest and
lN nov- and rains - tho eastward
aud -olrrra~'Vard reaching tho
eastern etatef 10y the end Of 'hc
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
UTE INDIANS ARE
DEFYING A POSSE
HOLDING POSSE AT
BAY'N MOUNTAINS
Big Rabbit, Member of the Tribe.
Shot Sheep Herder and
Defies Arrest.
Redskins Announce That They
Will Fight to the Death
Before Surrendering.

poRTEZ. Colo. Jan. l9.-Fifty Ute
indians. determined not to deliver
big Rabbi. one of their tribesmen tn
the county authorities to answer a
charse OF shooting Joseph vichel. a
sheep herder are entrenched I'm the
mountains Is miles from here and
dehed a posse OF n hundred men todav
Inc Indians yesterday took up their
position In the mountains after thoy
nad lert the reservation in Southwos-
zen colorado and declared today that
tne! would hight 10 the death rather
tnan give up Big Rabbit They are
say" 10 be armed with repeating rifles
an TO have plenty of Ammunition
lhuian Agent John Spear has bean
appealed 10 by the county authorftiaa
In the hope that he might be able To
ihunce the Indians TO return to the
reservation and surrender Big Rab-
bit. Spears advances today. how.
ever. were rebuffed by the Indiana.
ana ne has wired the interior depa r.
ment AT Washington for instructions.
spear stated tonight that he would
Iske no further action until he had
heard from Washington
TWO weeks ago Big Rabbit and an
other Indian attempted 10 camp near
the spot where a group of sheen herd
ers hdd pitched tent. The sheen
herders. u is said. ordered them
away. fight ensued. in which one
OF the Indians was killed and Vichei
was injured. Big Rabbit carried his
dead comrade back to the reserva.
tion and the killing aroused the
anger OF the Ctes. VicheI will re-
cover. II is believed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
LONE BANDIT
ROBS EXPRESS
Drawing Revolver On Express Mes
senger Bandit Forces Him To
Turn Over vaiuables

ANNISTON. Ala. Jan. ia lone
pandit rihed the mail car OF the
southern railway passenger train No.
IL. near Riverside. Ala, early today
and escaped with what Is said 10 be
valua bic registered packages. Only
one mail clerk was in the car, z l.
Cragman. and he the robber cowed
with a revolver
II Is believed and bandit boarded
the train at Lincoln. Ala. when n
stop was made for water. Soon after
ne gained entrance TO The mail car
through an end door and quickly coy-
cred Cragmen with a revolver
According 10 reports received hero
me robber demanded that Cragmen
hand over 10 him all the registered
mail while he closely followed the
clerk As the train slowed down for
The Rivers ide stop the robber leaped
from the car and escaped into the
rugged country Of fh"t section. Crag-
men furnished dc1cr.ption Of the
robber and railrOa5 q electives. aided
by residents of the i.iN erslde section
searched the country today but with.
out avail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
Reported That the Ministers at Con-
stantinopie Voted Against
Resuming War.
However. " They do Not Cede
adrisnopie and the island. Bal
kan States VIII Fiaht
VIENNA. Jan. ia dispatch
from constantinopIe says that at the
council Of ministers held Saturday a
majority opposed continuing the war

LONDON. Jan. 19.-The pOrte's de
cision to call national assembly
Tuesday 10 take under advisemeni
the Ralkan situation probably her.
aids further concessions on the part
Of Turkey-CCnCsssion which could
not be yielded by tkc cabinet with.
out Tisking It's fall In any case the
Halkan delegates in London do nor
believe the porte's reply 10 the Joint
note Of the powers will he such a
t'at refusal as was foreshadowed
from Constantinopio
Yesterday dispatches reported
that 'he Turkish government had
reached decision NOT 10 code
Adrianople or IN" Aegean islands.
but was willing 20 enter into negotia-
tions respecting those islands some
distance removed from the Darda.
uelles. n Turkov's answer is unsat-
'sfac'ory. the allies. in Difference TO
Europe. will ask the powers whether
'hc" have means 10 compel Turkey
10 comply with their wishes II no;
The allies viii carry out the plan al
ready announced leading TO the re
sumption OF The war
VIII Withdraw Concessions.
all concessions heretofore made for
OBJ" sake oi peace. either 90 Turkey
or he powers as void Thus ,nev
viii not recognize tho Undertaking
ccnsenfinE 90 IN autonomous N
hania. or the promise oi Seryia aud
Montenegro 20 retire from tho Adri-
Rf'c Questioned as 10 'he possibil.
uy m this ease of Austria employing
force ehc head " one Of the dele
cations said today
w" shall sec vhofhc~ iho triple
entente. end especial, Russia. viii
permit such action ON the part ~
Austria n wc ar" forced ~ hGh;
another war fhr cos- e which is
nearly ~ non ""n daily. We will not
abandon ferriforic. already occupied
unless driven oa by force That
wCuld moan au European WAY
" Austria were permitted 10
march on Te.gradc and ~ bomhard
our troop. nr fhr tdriatic. and 40
were crushed g." should profer 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20

occupy the attention OF 'he senate
and house throughout the coming
week Further efforts 20 solve the
ianele In the senate over President
Tafts 400 appointments pill b
made during the week
The tarih hearings. preliminary -
The making ~ the Democratic tariH
revision bills vii be resumed fomor.
row BY The ways and means commit
tee ~ the house win the agricuitur-
al schedule open for consideration.
The hearings viii close January n,
Win consideration ~ The administTa-
ton feature ~ the present law Tbs
money trust" invesfi aafion. 20 -
resumed Wednesday viii probably he
concluded hy the end ~ the week
Further important Developments ara
expected before the house indian AZ.
teirs committee tomorrow when The
hRht between The interior department.
The tncIe sam OF company and Do
posef members ~ the Osage Indian
council Is again taken 40 FOR pubiio
hearings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
URGES INCREASE
OF FOREST LAND
OomnIss'oner Of Corporations Asks
That the National Forests Be
Retained.
Also Urges President Taft to use In
hue"er IN Making the Re-
serves Larger.

WASHINGTON. Jan. la-Tho con.
rrn'rd'i"u into The hands of , f.N
poNrriui interests of an enormous
perceniac" Of The timl.r lands OF the
hI''d Sidtcs has created a problem
so grdN" for The nation. in the ude.
Hcnt az Luther COnant. Jr.. commits.
sIoner or corporations thai today he
recommended to Presiden; Taft thar
IN" eNiSilnS national fOres nor only
u" retained by thc fedora, govern.
m"ni. but increased as far a. prac-
ticablc.
!hls note Of warning was sounded
10y the commissioner in Forwarding
Ia the IreSId"u the fUll tcNt at Part
] of IN" Bur"ai of Corporations iu-
Nrs. CATION uf DO" lumber industry
mad" by direction OF congress \
summary oi This report. showing the
extent Of concentrated control nf
lumber land. WIS sent io the prrsi-
"rnt'"ud published fuo years aEo
To Incrta-c euvcrrmrut ownership
oi forest lands "a" commissioner
Ursed tn1f M" for,s's of AASka be
inc luded Iu reserve. ~ vDll as aI!
iiWb"r"d lands recovered m for.
i"i'Ure suits llD advises further
searching 'nquir, into land grants uf
ih" past with thn Vicw Of uusti-ufiuc
'd1''ion1i iori"lfur" suits 10 the
i7'.- justify 'Fo procedure"
Transfer Of Lands.
Mr. 'oEiui warns ina attempt
Hr' ~ffll being Wnd" fp "s.rurr tho
transfer u. rGi Iic timber land. to
private owners under fh" -Iurc pi"as
"f settlement u1.r ru tine pas.
Gfrfr proved v f..... .f.s.ru. aud ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
OHIO IS NOW
DECLINING AT
POINTS BELOV"
GREAT DAMAGE DONE
BY THE TWO FLOODS
Thousands of Acres of Farming
Lands Flooded and Much
Stock Drowned.

WASHlNGTON. Jan. i9.-Reports
of fopd conditions along tine Ohio and
Mississippi rivers to the weather bu.
reau tonight were:
The Ohio river has fallen four
and a half feet at Cincinnati and now
stands az 80 feet IS q. IN. sunday
II is falling at Louisville also and is
practically AZ stand NJ Evansville.
where the rise in the last twenty four
hours Was but tentn Cf foot Cairo
has reached the fOrty-five foo, stage
aud the river will crest under forty
six feet today. Sunday No changes
are indicated for the lower Mississip-
~ from those previously announced.
The rain probabilities for the week
ar" not sufficient To cause alarm
CAIRO. H.. Jan. l9-Thousands OF
acres of farming land in the vicinity
Of Cairo were flooded today when the
Ohio river went 70 45.5 feet. half a
foot over the danger mark Indica-
tionS are the river will rise another
six inches
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
"SrICK W NAN ARRESTED
o. PARKE RsBURG POLICE

rtVFrHsUrHC 49, Nt. Iln o..
frHt H.l.r. wanted H' Ntu.n-. %.
ir II.I.t. .oat.tt. ia ..1Ir.
rnrtrd . .I''e-t.ui "stlk ur' lamc
rr 90 o E.rn- o. prominent fr-Il.u|
'ngrr. -D'uuug bi- vtfrh and 500 ir
ror.. eIe s.u-Hf rt fra lo,iI u.
r.e fou.etf .fIcI us. u l frir
rIrn" h0p.h 100 OBJ ln.tl hotel Vu.u
'fr...t %. ri. rctrn for uai
aItuu.f ..4u.-It .uu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
CRUSADE AGAINST THE
HroH COST OF LrvrHa

NV YORK far % vs. ~ -.-r
prices OF butter was declared ~ tire
rousewItcs league to-day II mas been
determined" says The executive commit.
tee 10 - appeal that there - plenty OF
butter ~ the market and fnaf new buf-
ter T. coming In WeF Tne freezer hut
f~r was put sVav =; 1s and - cents ami
could 10 sold 10 o profit AZ ~ ~ -
cents for fne best
The higu price ~ butter 10 unpar-
rHrted ant ~ are therefore send ne a
notice 20 our members throughout ths
rnrnfff 90 decrease consumption In but
fer 80 rapIdfv as possible. using AZ sua.
s'itu'e~ isliiss fruit. apple butter. Jams.
efr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
TIE WAITER

WAsHINoToN. Jan. is-rorsoastf
Wsss vtrxfnta-Locai rains MONDAY or
Honday night warmer east portion
Tuesday nunch colder ara fair s.ospe
Local sncws IN the mounNafns
Ohio ara western Fennsr1v.naa-Local
rains Mcnday; Tuesday maoh oolAer ana
Tsnersiiy fair srcepf ioo.i snows n>~r
Lste Erie. moderate brfsk ssaeh~.a -
northwest wfnda
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
TWO KILLED

BROOK HAVEN Miss. Jan. "a
The Chicago-New Orleans limited os
me Illinois Central railroad was IN a
head-on collision With a freight train
near here tonight Two members OF
The freight crew were killed and Ave
passengers ~ he limited hurt. bus
not seriously. The wreck is said to
have been caused by a misplac, q
switch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
MEXICAN REBELS
DESTROY BRIDGES
Jusrez is Protected BY Less Than
Three Hundred Federais and
Fear is Entertained.

~! PASO. Texas. Jan l9-After
bur'ns many bridges ON both rail
roads between Juarez ana chihuahua
CitN. rebels have permitted the re-
pairing of the telegraph lines This
enables them 10 use the WIre> To-.
time hear all thar Is transmitted by
the fcderals. No attempt has been
made Ia repair either road
Apprehension again Is felt ~ Juar-
~. protected hy Joss rhan %nu fedora 3
and practically no artiller,. Nv cut
Ting the Mexican Central railway. the
rebels left the TWO military iraiHs far
10 the south a. well ~ one hundred
troops oi tho IuarrL garrison acting
rs an escort Tor passenger train.
IN" missing passenger train of lSt
"Wednesday arrived safely today at
Chihuahua City.
The rebel general. Inc Sa'azar IS
on the Mexican Central line between
thihuahdI CIty ana Iuar"Z. SAYS a
rebel courier. who arrived here TO-
day r. was said that Sala.ar has
more than l.nu' men. while Other
groups arc Operating alonE tho North
western railway % m" Vest
NENIC' CITY Jan &C. Late dos.
f.'f'.,"- .r"u. tttrfli.n winch i.s h..-
l<'d G" hr Invested %, I.i.lS au-
r"lr.". -" arrival tr trtt ,fsInitt ~
Torres sent f" relieve tH" trhlhf'tnts
III" d'-patch"- fu,fh"r stt t.at t..fr-
deputies w"i' Among ft. -y-tk... 80 %
49, n"'iirS BOZ" '"t-. fn PROTEST
"gHir~f 'hs ffutfI fI.pffHr uf H...,- fi.... -
r.I. MI tiff.fl. arrtirr.I ,r. a.,-
"'rr"nt wh.i' Heputr Nri.rr. rtt. t
o. "'s" O." d.m.rd 'us''o' 'f,m tr"
f' would 'Hli .f.r frr f,..I. % ta-
'"l' Ar"trer d"rlf, -,lH 'Ift BOO 'l~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20

Local rsias Monday Or Monday night:
warmer In east portion: Tuesday eold-
o. and Fair, SHOWS In the mountains.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-15
NJ 'ANSTER PRRDONS
Good, Holds COURT
GEORGE CRtMP SECURES HIS
RELEASE ON HABEAS COR
PUS WRIT.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. a.
| Especial THE supreme court this
evening helG that unconditional pard-
ons when given by the governor OF
the state were irrevocable, and
George Crump. Jr., who was suing
out a writ of habeas corpus for lib
erty from the penitentiary. went from
the courtroom a free man.
Only two points were considered by
the court in passing on whether or
not the pardon given Crump by J.
J. McAlester while acting governor
when Governor Cruce went TO Kan
sas city. The court held that i'm
mediately the chief executive crossed
the state line the lieutenant governor
automatically became GOVERNOR. that
any notification or not of the cover
nor to the lieutenant governor was a
matter Of comfy between the two Of
fiCials.
The other point was when n pardon
became effective. The court held
that when an unconditional pardon
was given I, became irrevocable after
1t had left the actual possession OF
the governor that If the document
ware delivered TO the person pardon
ed, or his agent or attorney that was
q sufficient delivery under the con-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-15
ELECTION returns
FROM TULSA RECEIVED
~ IL RETURNS SHOW ALL CUES,
TiONS CARRIED IN RECENT
ELECTION.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Aug. II.
-- Special. )-Ninh the receipt OF
the returns from Tulsa county to-
day final result OF the August 3
election on live questions shows that
all five questions were adopted. The
mining bin takes first place with a
total vote of 4.9Oi, there being 49,
3ij for and 2l5ig against. The rail-
road amendment came second with a
total vote of gi.552, or 59,437 for
and 35.ll5 against. The school tan
question is third with a total vote
Of 93,625--6},330 for and S0.295
against The agricultural measure is
In fourth place with total vote Of
92.il4. which Is 67067 for and 25,-
041 agaiust The township officers
question came In at the end of the
list with total vote OF 90.324- So
G34 for and 39.G90 against
Members OF the board vi agriCul-
ture will not interfere with the GER
tidcation of the returns to the gov
oruor and the proclamation enforcing
the election. II Is said, however.
that proceedings will later he taken
i'm preventing members of the new
board created under the law from
taking their places. Such action
will be To test the law on the grounds
that It was not legally submitted.
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stitution. The delivery of the sard
ons which will be affected by the
courts decision has not been disput-
ed.
The court held that removal from
office of the chief executives absence
from the state. inability or disability
were synonymous as viewed 10y the
constitution. As identically the same
points are involved in the other cases.
II is believed all five pardons granted
by McAlester will stock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-15
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO Aug. 14-llogs- Receipts Zs,.
600: weak Bulk Of sales, S77OGs IS;
light, Ss2O@s75; mixed. S755Ns65;
heavy. s72O@s35. rough S72O@7 IS:
pigs, $4,000 7.55.
Receipts 5000 steady. uaives IS
cents lower Reeves. $1,000 900. Texas
steers, S615G7.70: stockers. 45179O;
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