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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-07-30
PRIMARY CONTESTS
IN COUNTY CONTEST

In printing the rules and regula-
tions for the annual county school
contest to pe held sometime during
the last week in August, the declama-
tion and recitation contests for the
primary grades were unintentionally
omitted. These contests will be held
under the same rules as the other
Contests.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
GOVERNOR MAY CALL
OUT MILITIA TO-DAY
me INDI NPOII- STREET CAR
STRIhi GROOMING SERIOUS.
Ninc Injured and Car droycd When
Nucmpt Was Ma, 10 Renew
Traffic Yes lay.

INpIANAPOLIS. II NoN. AN
effort to resume str p car traffic
which hna been tied Mnco Friday
night boy strike ted today In
the serious injury seven strike
breakers and ,Wo pc men and the
destruction of a car crowd Of sew
craI thousand person many of them
armed with bricks, surrounded the
car and prevented progress while a
uuWupour of missiles from the roofs
uud windows Of buildings along the
route threatened the lives of the
strike breakers and police.
mdica ions tonight were that the
militia would be called out tomorrow
a committee composed OF representa-
uvos Of seven civic organizations pre-
scuted unanimous request to GOV
,rnur Raston asking for troops The
governor would not indicate what ac-
Uou hr might take but iutimatcd his
reason FOR not calling the troops at
once was that iudSmuch as they could
uot bee mobiIi2cd before tomorrow he
feared the announcement would re-
suit in night of lawlossnoss.
The request for troops came after
the go,oruor had spent the morning
ia conference with the brigadicr gen
cral of the state and with the county
and city authorities.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
Do YOU believe
IN BETTER ROADS?
If so, GET IN THE GANG THAT
WILL WORK NENT MONDAY
AND TUESDAY
CAMPAIGN IS NOW ON
Tulsa County viii and Should Build
Many Miles of Good Roads
Next Week.

The second campaipn eor better
roads i'm Tulsa co,ntv Wa formally
launched at a meeting in the CONNER
cial club rooms last night which was
attended bv Tulsa's original boosters
for good roads in this section Of the
state.
The camnoirn for an army of road
workers for next Monday and Tues-
dav will he started this mo,rinp and
every business and professional man
i'm the citv is expected to iojo in the
movement
All who agreed to contribute to the
good roads fund in the former cam
uaipn are asked to send in their
checks today to the secretary of the
,ssociation at the Commercial club.
All business men professional men
plerpv,nau in ract mon in All walks
nf life are oxnectnd to ba i'm the
movement and IFS .uu to you Mr.
Eanker Mr. Minister on Mr.. Whatnot
10 take off vour coat and boost the
oood roads comnoipp
An the large oil compan,es Of the
city in the farmer connairn which
.uas nostpnned ON accnunt Of rain
,,.,oad ia contribute largo forcos Of
mon win teams to holm bu1d battar
,rblic biyh,,,,,s o,,a, tho cn,.rty and
tbov a,o urgantIv ronuosted to make
tbeir former offors GOOD Tor next
,to,do, ond Tuosda,,
~, S,o,.,, ,h,ir,n,, of L, hoard
80 co,nt, commissioners and mn
fl.d.od d,.od tbc-uooI good roads
.,tbusias, s,ot.d last night tbot ba
,,,,,,ld lao an tho ,irirc limo for tho
..., - ,ho wool, .,,d ircImttno Sun-
.d.,, - ,ecessa,.,, and ravt Monday and
r,osdo,. ho u.o,,ld no -, Tho urorli mo
..a,,,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
DISMISS CAPITAL PROTESTS
Oklahoma city will Garry Capitol
Referendum Bill tu the SUI
prcmc Court.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Nov. ..
Especial Confined OF the use
lessness in hearing evidence purport-
relative to the referendum on the ap-
preparation feature Of the state capitol
bill passed by the last legislature.
Secretary Of state Ben +. Harrison
today dismissed the protest to the
petitions that had been filed by Okla
homa City people The protestants
served notice Of an ap-
peal TO the supreme court The case
viii there be tried as a new one. no
evidence N any kind having yet been
taken.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
.HENNESSY TO RENEW
HIS GRAFT PROBING
WILL HAVE CONFERENCE WITH
Cow GLYNN ON MATTER.
VIII Lay His Evidence Before the
Governor and Suggest Means of
Ferroting out Corruption.

ALBANY, n Y, NOV, 4.-l'resh
from the New York mayoralty night
John 4. Hennessy, state investigator
visited Albany today, and made ar
rangements with Governor Glynn for
renewal of Investigations into Hen
messy charges of graft In various
state departments,
Hennessy also caused to be issued
by Highway Commissioner John \,
Carlisle, statement that Carlisle's $
recent denial of charge that $4,000
900 in state highway funds had been
wasted IN the last year was meant IN
40 way to reflect on any statement
made by Hennessy.
Governor Glynn was called to Ne"
York today and could not confer
with Hennessy at length. 1t was
agreed however, that they will meet
again Monday. iiennessy then Will
present all the evidence he has in
relation to graft and suggest new
WAYS of ferreting out the corruption
which he charges exists. The COVER
nor promised publicly that he would
see that any criminal charge Hen
messy could substautiate would be
prosecuted. lie said: III Hennessy
has any facts to substantate his
charges am going to learn them.
submitted to 'Hennessy all the re-
ports / had in my possession. Hen
messy learned | think, that ! ala not
have as much material as he Thought
| had. Some of the records, Hen
messy said, must have been submitted
to the Frawley committee or taken
to other departments.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
VOTE ON SHAFFER COUNTY
vt Hearing Yesterday the Governor
Names January as Day to
Vote on New County

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Nov. 5 d.
Special In the final hearing be-
fore Governor Cruce today on the
proposition of creating new county
to be known as Shaffer. all prelimn-
aries were shown to have been COM
pleted according to the law and he set
January I, as the date for the election
establishing the new county. The
governor recently ordered that CEN
sus he taken Of that portion of Payne
county not to be embraced In the new
county to determine IL there would
be sufficient population left to com
ply with the law. The census was
completed and submitted to the gov
ernor. There were 1904, which Is
idst ~ more than the requisite mum
her remaining in what will be Payne
county when the aggregation is made
If the new county is established. II f.
conceded that Cushing will be the
county seat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
No river WATER
AFTER NEXT Week
RIVER INTAKE WILL BE SHUT
OFF COMPLErELS NEXT
WEDNESDAY.
ONLY Use we'll WATER
Final Test of City Well system VIII
BE Made When River Water
Is Cut on.

Water Superintendent Luke Bal
lard announced yesterday that one
week from today tn. intake from the
river would be shut OFF and the city
water mains would be supplied
wholly from the new wells which the
city has been constructing. lie
stated that the early part of the COM
ing week the mains would all be
flushed out so as to give the public
pure water just as it comes from the
wells. During Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday the water will no doubt be
considerably riled up from the flush
ing of the mains. but by the end OF
the week it ought to be sufficiently
settled SO that "A thorough test can
be made, not only of the quality, but
the quantity the wells will produce.
Insurance Rate Commissioner In
gals was in the city yesterday and
together with Superintendent Ballard,
l.. H. Cone and representative of
The World visited the work that ~
being done on the river channel TO
give the city fire protection, and ex
pressed himself as well pleased with
the manner in which the work is be-
ing done
If the wells hold up it will not be
necessary to use the river water in
the future except in case of fire or
a brea kdown in the pumping plant
or some other emergency and Super
intendent Ballard assures The World
that he believes the wells will amply
supply the present demands of the
city and that pure drinking water will
be running through the mains con-
tinuously after next Wednesday.
The water from the wells has a
slight trace Of iron in it but super
inteLdent Ballard says he will be
able to eliminate this entirely as soon
as the mains are flushed and the sed-
iment that has accumulated has been
washed out, that the long delayed
water will be a reality.
Work is still in progress ON the big
well but sand points have been
driven out a distance of so feet in
every direction and it is merely
question now of whether or not there
is an adequate supply Of water to be
obtained in this manner, While the
well is not yet housed or fully com
pleted Superintendent Ballard feels
that 1t is sufficiently developed to
demonstrate its capacity along with
the other wells already in use and the
of Tulsa will know by the end
of another week the exact condition
in relation to its present supply of
water for drinking purposes.
Mr. ingalls, admits that SO far as
water for fire protection is concerned
the work on the river which will be
within 80 days, is already
under way to answer that
purpose.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
new jersey IS Democratic
Fielder Carried the state for Governor
by u Plnrality of
81. 3.OOo.

TRENTON. y. J.. Nov. The re-
turns from yestcriay'5 election I'm this
state while not officially tabI.ated.
indicate that James =. Floidcr. lsuo
,ynt. will receive . pllral.,. of st le3~t
$4,000 o,or Edward =. stokes. rfTHbli-
can. IN 'ho cuverror-hip -aco.
Tn" de'ocDiats also rlined control
ot the Legislature rhls wli ju.ute q
democratic mni,il y ~ - cu 1njrt
alln' an' make certain the selection
10y the legislature of dcmoctiti,
comptroller.
NJ. Fielder received rlura.ties ir
iZ ~ the - counties Everett rolhv.
pro'-e-ei,.e candidate. Is crifustcl to-
iaro roii 4 upwards Il 81. 00r votes
Mr stokes today wired NJ g.. 'drr
tonarat'llqiiue MIN or he vi-t.rr arJ
wishing fiin successful ndminis'ra
ton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06

NEW YORK, Nov 5.-Work vas
begun today on the 1000 foot pier IN
the Hudson river at Forty sixth street
that marked the beginning Of har-
Dor improvements which. il is claimed
by its lnitlators. will place New York
on a par in accommodations for ship
ping with the great harbors of the
world. Other piers Of equal length
are planned and eventually the entire
Hudson river front. city officials pre-
dicted today. would be rebuilt for
the accommodation Of the great ocean
liners II the future.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
No WORD YET FROM
President HUERTA
OFFICIAL WASHINGTON Is IN AN
ATTITUDE or SILENT
WAITING.
WON'T Discuss SITUATION
Feeling of Tense Interest ~ 10 What
viii BE Done II Hucrta Declines
TO Abdicate.

WASHINGTON. Nov. B.. Waiting
Tor word from Provisional President
Huerta-ths was the attitude of Of
ficial Washington today in the MeXi-
can situation.
Administration officials stiI refuse
to shed any light on the last COM
municauon. which conveyed to Gen
eral Huerta the desire of the United
States that he eliminate himself from
the tangled situation.
Their attitude was that t. discuss
publicly the delicate phases Of the
problem might defeat the ends being
sought
The feeling in the national capital
Is none the less one of tense interest,
especially as to what course Will be
pursued If General Huerta declines
to abdicate. 1t was evident from those
who talked with President Wilson
about the situation today thA' he was
calmly awaiting developments. He
has told his friends that he would con-
tinue to use peaceful means in an en-
deaVor to solve the situation and
would not he disturbed by predictions
OF armed intervention.
The belief is general here that the
problem is being worked out with eX-
trcme secrecy in diplomatic channels
and that only when some tangible con-
clusion has been reached will there
bc any official announcements,
There was no collective opinion in
official circles as to what Hd"Yta's re-
ply to the American representations
might be. No one Nentured predic-
tions and so far as could be learned
no intimatiOns had been received as
to Huerta,s attitude.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
Remarkable Sea TALE
ABANDONED SHIP BEAT RESCUED
GREW INTO PORT.
Four Were Lost in Abandoning snip
That Was Really in No
Danger.

PORTLAND. Me, Nov. 5.-The
probable loss of their captain, Vincent
Nelson, and three Of their mates ana
the death Of one form part Of tale
Of the sea brought here today by the
survivor of the crew Of he Gloucester
fishing schooner Annie NJ. Parker.
TIE fact that their abandonment OF
the stranded schooner near Nantucket
and the loss of life was unnecessary
was not known to the crew until WORD
reached ~them tonight that the
schooner was in port at New Bedford
virtually unchanged.
Nine survivors of the Parker's crew
reached here aboard the lumber
schooner Tifton, from Jacksonville,
which had picked them up from
dories thirty miles off Nantucket
sunday morning after they had been
alfoat "a hours without food or drink
A tenth survivor, Henry Nelson, of
beverly. son Of the captain, was left
behind on the Boston fisherman, Josie
and Phoebe, exhausted from his eX-
rerience, but hoping to find trace OF
lis father.
Reuben Kenney, the cook, was
drowned when he was swept over
board from dory while his mates
locked on powerless to help. His
home vas at Glenwood, n. s. He
leaves seven children. The missing
rGen, besides Captain Nelson, are;
Lester Fletcher, of Argyle Sound, y.
H.; Ross Worthen OF Pernuanco
Head. n. s.. and Thomas Landry OF
Arichat, c. h.
The Annie NJ. Parker bound home
from the fishing grounds and carried
her crew went aground on Rose and
Crown shoal off the Nantucket coast
carly Saturday morning. The vessel
was Wrecked by the waves and the
crew agreed with Captain Nelson that
hope for safety lay in getting clear
of their craft, so they abandoned her.
Three boats were put over the lee
ward side before one was launched.
The first smashed. the second was
swamped. the third was floated and
eight men put out in it. Two other
hoats were dropped overheard safely
Oh the windward side. The first held
three men the last contained Captain
Nelson and three of his crew.
1t was pitch dark and the dory
crews were lost to the view of each
other almost in a moment. The last
seen of the boat in which Captain
Nelson left his ship was when it was
rounding the bow or the schooner
The seas were running high and In
one of tho hollows between them the
little craft swung around the bow and
out OF sight.
The men in the other two boats did
rot see each other until daybreak
when they got together 1t was found
that neither had food or water
They drifted about all that day and
the following night constantly buffet
ed by heavy seas, one Of which carried
Kenny the cook. overheard. Kenny
fought hard to swim back to the boat
Continued ON page ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
ALL ABOARD FOR NEOSH0.
Tulsa Delegation Going After Next
Convention of Ozark Trails
Association.

Fred Shaw will head a delegation
Of Tulsa better roads boosters that
will leave this afternoon for Neosho.
Mo-, to attend the four state meeting
Of the Ozarks Trails association that
eonvenes there tomorrow morning.
Secretary Sanderson several days
ngo received letter from W. II.
(Coin) Harvey, the originator of the
Ozark Trails association in which he
urged that Tulsa be represented and
that this city could land the 1915
convention II a live bunch Of boosters
were present TO present its claims.
The delegation will remain until the
close Of the meeting and II a live
bunch is all that is needed to get the
meeting Tulsa will be the next meet
ing place OF the Ozark Trails associa
ton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06

SALEM. Mass Nov. Asserting
that the cnse was tried iu the wrong
county counsel for william A. Dorr NJ
stockton. cal. who was convicted Of
the murder of George r. Marsha
wealthy soap manufacturer u Lynn.
PRESENTED arguments on exceptions IN
the supreme court today. Tho chief
expectation related to the iurys find
ms that the murder was committed
90 an automobile in Essex county the
defense claiming tha. suffolk county
MAS the scene ~ Marsha's death.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06

Dispute over Mayors Election In
Cohocs. New York.

COHOEs, n. Y. Nov. 5.--Thc city
Of Cohoes is without a ms yor-elect
officially and the ballot boxes in
three election districts wera guarded
by poi and deputy sherifis tonight
sur. s.s of James =. Calkins. re-
publican candidate. claim hi election
by plurality of three votes. T. Fran
els Kennedy. democratic nor lnee in
sists he is elected by five yoies.
The election boards in the three
contested precincts worked until late
Tuesday night Details Of the dis
pute were sen' TO leaders NJ Albany
with a request for Instructions
"Sit on the ballot boxes until the
officers arrive" was The reply to each
side.
The courts will determine the valid
ity of the contested ballots.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
the STATE SEN ATE II N DOUBT


BALTIMORE, Md. NoN. g..
Whether the state senate viii hr three
ffths democratic depends upuu the
official count tomorrow iu Worcester
county, the home of l'uitrd states
Senator John Walter Smith, demo
cratic state leader.
Unofficial returns from this county
with one district missing Indicate tho
election of the fusion candidate for
state senator over his democratic op-
ponent by about seventy five votes.
The rest of the democratic ticket was
elected
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
OREGON TOWNS VOTED DRY
All But One of the Referred Bills
Carried.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. S--Yirtu-
ally complete returns from yester-
days referendum election in nls state
today showed that all legislative en-
actments referred to the voters were
approved excepting the bill provid-
ing for sterilization Of habitIal Grim
inals. The workmens compensation
bill carried to /.
Eleven Oregon towns and six Port
land precincts. wherein liquor Is now
sold. voted to prohibit its sale here,
after Salem the capital and second
largest city in Oregon, declared for
prohibition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06

LONDON, Nov. 6.-Thc London
morning papers congratulate the
American people ON the defeat of
Tammany, which they take TO mean
the new birth of democracy i'm Amer
lea They think also that IL is proof
Of renewed confidence in President
Wilson's administration
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06

HAVANA, Nov. Manue Calero,
candidate of the liberal party at the
recent elections in Mexico. arrived
here today on the steamer 'oTrovado,
accompanied by his two daughters.
lie is on his way to the United States
but says he will return To- Mexico
within a month.
Senior Calero declared thar owing
to the abnormal conditions in his
country he had retired from the po-
ltical field and would make no state
ment regarding the elections, except
to express the opinion that icy would
be annulled.
Sortencs Dominguez. a brother of
Senator Belsaro DominG1cz, who
made a speech in the Mexican senate
attacking President Huerta and later
mysteriously disappeared. was pas
sengcr ON the Corcovado. Seuor Dom
inguez gave out pamphlet entitled
Words From Dead Mar" The
pamphlet contains strong charges
against General Huerta,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
Lrc.. ,Iniaril, Is Largo.

TtI.TiiiIHI Nd. Nov. j.-prac-
;caslv cnr.i.tr returns tonight from
l'stefdaY's lection in Maryland indi-
ate th1t Vilir Lee. democrat. was
lectod g. 'ir United States senate by
70 ulurltr. az i2.oo0 The pluralities
n y. g. Harrington democrat. for
. -'ry.roli.I and G.. G.. Margruder.
democrat for clerk ~ the court ~
appeals probably viii exceed 10000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
Ennthall InlmrIcs Entnl.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Nov Iniu-
rics received in football game
caused the death today OF william
McCanmcy aged 10 a high school
student lie was hurt in "A same last
Saturday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06

MEXICO CITY. Nov 5.-President
Huerta by decree today made silver
50-cent pieces legal tender as well as
the bank notes of the Bank Of Lon
don and the National bank. Branches
of these banks are also authorized to
put out their notes as legal tender
II is specified that while a metal re-
serve will be retained by the bank.
the notes shall not be redeemed in
specie for one year.
The decree sets forth that this has
been rendered necessary because Of
the high rate Of exchange and the re-
sultant tendency of the public to melt
down silver pesos. which contain more
Than twice the amount of metal con-
tanned In the 50-cent pieces.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
Competition Wiped Out.

when the Mccormick, the Deerirg
the Plano, the Champion. the Mil
waulee and the Osborn companies en-
tered this organization then this mo-
nopoly automatically was born. The
existing competition was wiped out.
THE International Harvester com
pany In its first year had the follow
Ing percentages OF the nations busl-
ness in the varied lines. 90 per cent
Of the binders, 95 per cent of the
corn binders, 92 per cent OF the now
ers, S5 per cent of the rakes and 40
per cent OF the twino
And there is nothing I'm the evil
dence to show that this situation has
changed In ten years. OF course there
has been some competition. We got
that story In the tobacco case and in
numerous other trust cases. But the
fact stands out that we have more
than go per cent Of the great harvest
ing companies of the country put un-
der one head.
Intent is wholly immaterial.
Phllanthropic purpose cannot be
pleaded az justification for the results.
When these defendants purposely en-
tered into this organization. into this
conspiracy. they laid themselves liable
to be charged with guilt for the re-
suit"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
German Cruiser I.eaX,

VERA CRUZ. Nov. 5.-Thc German
cruiser Hertha sailed from here this
afternoon. The only foreign warships
now I'm port are five United States bat
tleships and two United States
cruisers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
Dcfrnsc Is AhsuTd.

1.-The story of this powerful monop-
oiy marking time, or losing business
here and there, as related By some Of
the counsel for the defense is abb
surd,' said the attorney general
Take the finances Of this concern IN
1908 and take them now and what
have we?
I'm 1908 the total business done by
the International Harvester company
was $50 900. 900, in 1912 II had in
creased to $l25.OOO. 00O in the sume
length OF time its capital had in
creased from $l2O.OOO,00O To S1G3.-
900, 600, and between 1903 and 1911
the latest figures available. he assets
II this concern had ncrelsod from
Sl30, 600 000 to $223. 100000. These
figures in terse form tell the story
Of the rapid growth " the power Of
this concern. This expansion has been
50 enormous that the word OF this
corporation has become absolute law
TO thousands and thousand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
qrIhG We@QnDeP

WASHINGTON Nov 5.-Fore-
cast oklahoma Fair warmer
Thursday Friday fair
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-06
TULSA IS AFTER THE NATIONAL GOOD ROADS CONVENTION
PLANS ARE RENEWED BY THE COMMERCIAL
1rIhe W@@0IneIr

TULSA, Nov. 5,-The tempera-
ture-Maximum 6s, minimum AZ.
South winds and clear.