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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-15

are Ike grsphophones. When we
once get wound up. we have to do
a little talking before We run down.
I'm wound up, so don't be surprised
at anything l spring on you.
u haven't been in the show busi-
ness all my life. l was raised down
in Kentucky, on the Ohio river; and,
say. it's queer about the way rivers
fool you. You stand on the dirty,
muddy bank Of one OF them and see
how green and pretty and fresh
everything looks on the other side,
and then, after you've gone to all
the trouble OF getting over to tho good
looking side, you find II Just q little
bit worse than the side you left.
had little experience like that In
real life, SO am wise to all the de-
tails.
When ! was q kid al home, was
the whole show. Used to give them
the Charles X. Harris before ] could
talk plain: and, say, sure was the
pride OF the village. As I grew older
] added recitations TO my repertoire,
and used TO recite 'Curfew' and q
lot OF rot like that. got IN the
church choir, and whenever the white
ribbon sisters gave q medal contest,
II wasn't complete II my name wasn't
on the program. Honest, I've got
enough medals stored away some
where TO make the March King
ashamed OF his collection. But, say.
Just as was padding my canoe
along smooth and nice struck q
snag and ripped the whole bottom
out of II. / got stage-struck. That's
the answer; and. say, did my friends
help II alons7 Well. guess yesl
New York was reachi,g out It's hand
for me-the Great White Way wasn't
complete, II needed something TO
brighten up the stars; and. say. the
way they handed It to me, and the
dreams I had, was sure the fid 20
do tho Frightening.
IF any Of their jabbsr had come
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-15

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-15

TINE Empire Carnival Company
had at last closed for the
evening. The barkers had
bnrked their last bark, the tired per-
formers had made their last bow, and
the Ferris wheel had made It's last
squeaking revolution. As I walked
down the street lined on each side
with weather-beaten, mysterious
looking tents, the silence so deeply
contrasted with the noisy clamor OF
a pleasure-seeking mob OF the mo-
ment before, that It caused weird
feeling to creep over me. AZ ! passed
The Electric Palace, the lady who
sang sentimental songs while the
moving picture operator threw highly
colored pictures on the screen was
tust coming out of the tent ! had
met her the night before while she
was interviewing the manager, so L
remarked, catching step with her;
well. I guess you are glad work IL
over for tonight"
ITS all the same to me-" she an
,wered with a tired smile. Il take
everything as II comes. Let's see,
you're the one reporter this burg
supports, believe?"
'I'm the one" l admitted. Lets
20 and get something to eat ana
maybe I'll write you up in tomor-
rows paper"
Il was born hungry" she laughed;
"but say, don't hand me that write
UP gag. You reporters wouldn't write
up charge If you worked In a de-
partment-store."
took her to the best restaurant
the town afforded. and, after we had
finished our sandwiches and beer,
che said: III you're not IN too big
a hurry to write UP that interview,
III tell you little story that might
interest you"
Il think the interview can walt"
1 answered.
"Oh, l thought may be It could"
,he went on. You see, us women
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05
THE ALLIES ARE MAKING GREAT GAINS
French War Minister Says Country is
Passing Through a Supreme Crisis,
But Will Win IN the tnd-German
Losses Heavy in Resisting Russians

ELGlAN MlLLIONAIRES GUARANTEE PAYMENT OF
100000 WAR TAX LEVIED TO SAVE BRUSSELS
DESTRUCTION BY THE ENEMY-BRITISH NERO
MAN SUNK BY GERMAN CRUISER DRESDEN
H1,1>D ~ Eo1AbLloH CENSOkSHIf BUN
FRANCE WILL NOT MOVE SEAT Or uUVEnNn
TO BOhDEAU.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05
RECENT CHAPTER
APPROACHES END
cerned In Mexico With Carranza
In Charge.
BY WILLIAM G.. SHEPARD.

Omitted Press Staff CORES pondent)
MEXICO CITY, (By Mail to New
York; With Victor.ano Huerta final
ly out and Nenustiano Carranza and
the cream of his revolutionary army
filling the palace, cafes and streets
OF Mexico City, the recent chapter in
Mexican history, SO far as the United
States is Immediately concerned, APP
proaches an end.
CarranZa's determination to enter
the capital with his amry simplifed
matters greatly for the United States,
for CarranZa S flat-fOoted decision not
to lay down his arms for diplomacy,
and to march to the capital instead
OF to barter with the remnants of
the Huerta regime avoided an end
less amount Of negotiations which
would only have deferred the settle
ment Of matters in which the United
States held a great interest
CarranZa is now able to soy: Il
went clear to the palace doors with
guns. 1t was not by compromise
that | took the Mexican capital but
with an army, And it is with an
army and not by a diplomacy of
compromise that | will hold what /
have gained"
In this way CarranZa profits by the
mistakes of MaderO who gained the
presidency by compromise and who
reached make believe peace by sign
ing papers instead Of by shooting
Madero'S other mistakes Of dispers-
ing his own army and pinning his
own faith to the army of the govern
ment also has been avoided by Car
rama. Carranza intends to dispense
the Federal army and wipe it off
the arm" rolls; in it's place he VIII
substitute his own revolutionary army,
in which he knows there are no HUI
erta-like traitors.
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the home Of Corroihers where they met.
Dr. Waldron whose letter Conforming
it, WAS there but left without endorsing
it. Had Trotrer been elected President
in Boston 1911 or elected in PhiladeI-
phis 1912 President Of the League, no
existence. Such noble men as Rev. DR.
E. w. Moore. Rev. Dr.. Davis. Rev. DR..
Jernagin. Editor ca id we'll. Dr.. JOrdnu.
Lawyer PluInmer and Hon |. u. Ba,-
nett, both Of Boston, Rev a. j Carey.
Of Chicago, Hon. Henry Lincoln john
son, Ex- Recorder Of Deeds and score
Of others will bear cheerful testimony
az 10 the truth of our statement.
The real National independent Polit-
ical League still lives and such mcney
getting gang cannot kill it. Has Presi-
dent Wilson given any Of the kickers a
position? No, and why2 Because and
only because Of the enormous sum of
money they got by misrepresentation as
being the real League. A distinguished
man who kuOws, told us the amount
they got, and said: They'll get from
this administration what they gave it
nothing. We use our organization to
help kill prejudice-they re cliqued
together for dollars. In due time, our
convention will be held, and held for
the good of the race, and not for pol;ti.
cal dollars. J. r. Clifford, President,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05

Judging from our own memory. new
er nave we entered into a new move
ment with more Est and zeal than we
did into the Progressive movement in
1912. We caught the Inspiration in
Chicago when Jane Adams with the
stars and stripes in her hands, arose.
started a march in which thousands
joined around that immense hall, step
ping to the tune of, "Onwa,d Christian
Soldiers" And it was sOlemnlZed in
Congress Hotel that night when more
than hundred Southern alleged Pro
gresslves, called 4 meeting, inv,t d
men and women of tho North, East
and West-many of which went. No
sooner than one man from Louisiana
began bitter TRADE against Negroes,
Jane Adams, sitting by Judge Ben
Lindsay, arose, and with beck OF her
angelic hand, marched out OF the hail
with Judge Lindsay, followed by All
except the Southern people left in the
hall.
Returning to our state, we boldly
announced ourself Progressive and
without delay entered the ranks And
naturally, we expected Jane Adams
treatment. In HUNTINGTON, we were
not only denied to participate in the
dollar dinner, but WAS told it would
cost our life to go i'll as Progressive
and hear Senator Moses Clamp, our
friend, speak
A few weeks ago, when Il Prop1e sive
meeting was called here in Thornwood
Hall, we were called TO the front to tell
the colored voters that said Halls gal
lery would be at their disposal. We
ignored the proposition, and shall ever
do so.
AS we told II. Edward Hin of the
Mcdowell Times, that We we're a Me-
gro before we were soldier or a Re-
publican, we repeat it now. And AS
long as we live we Shall use political
parties as we would Il club 10 break
down race hatred We are a true Pro-
gressive and shall vote tor Theodore
Roosevelt at all hazards. but follow TO
local faction Of the bread and butter
brigade, who bold ~ G,py us our man
hood rights.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05
CITY OF CHICAGO
BURNED ON LAKE
and Fire Boats Sent to Fiyht
Flame

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. Taking
fire several miles out on the lake
the excursion steamer the City Of
Chicago, running between Benton
HARDER, Mich, and this city, dashed
through the fog this morning to a
point off the harbor here and sum
moned tugs by wireless, and more
than $50 passengers were taken off
the Inflated steamer
The City of Chicago was In a sink
ing condition when abandoned. The
passengers were taken to the light
house and fire boats dispatched TO
fight the flames - y.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05
WEST VIRGINIA TO
Be REPRESENTED
o'ate Eng neer to Attend American
ROAD Congress At Atlanta In
November.

West Virginia will be represented
al the Fourth American Road Con.
g[ess which will be held in Atlanta
Georgia, during the week OF Noyem..
Der 9, by A. ID. Williams. Chief Road
Engineer, who will present a paper
on Grades and Excavations" The
discussion of this subject most
important one, will be opened by Mr..
William J. Roy State Highway Com
missioner of Washington, and should
attract the attention of all engin-
GERS and delegates present.
conference of the official heads
of the various state highway DEPART
ments and Of the United States Office
of public roads, will be held at some
time during the course of the sessions
to consider questions of mutual inter
est to the highway departments. A
number of the states have gone ex-
tensively into the building of trunk
line systems through large bond is
sues, notably New York with an &C.
tual and contemplated outlay Of $1OO-
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05

DR.. Shaw would have the world be-
lieve that Il grave mistake is being
made in trying to install eugenlcs as "a
prerequisite to marriage. Ii it has
brought the brute creation to its high
standard, why can't it bring mankind
to a h CHER and nObler one? how can
disease and deReneracy be no moret il
the worst disease known, be allOwed4o
go on unchecked? His theory is fall
laciOus. AS we said few weeks ago "a
law covering every square mile in
America, should be made and rigidly
enforced compelling every doctor to
report TO the County Clerk of every
county every man aud woman 80 dis
eased, 80 the decent young men and
women could go there and see for them
selves who are and who are not so i'll
fected for it IS impossible, to raise the
standard Of humanity 50 long as clean
blood is thusly poisoned and corrlp' ed
for life.
Were we a decent woman, we would
o0 per cent prefer to marry a noted
drunkard, gambler, &c, than a youny
man with a venereal disease. Make
and enforce the law.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05

ooo'ooo California $1S,oOOOoO. M,ss.
dchusetts about $l4OUv.vOO M,rv,,,,,
'nu contemplated about $1S,-
000'ooo' ana other states III sm;,,,er
"inouillS. The methods followed and
Vic results obtained VII be carefully
anaiyzed. Other states, among them
virginia, Georgia., Colorado and Wash
lngton have gone extensivc]v info tr,
VI o'"'e cohVlctS for road work.
me states Of New York and New
Jersey are now experimenting along
Ihese lines while many others arc
studying the problem. Convict labor
Will, therefore be another one Of the
many subjects to be discussed at tho
congress. ,.t.,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05
THAT TO BE. New York FGASCO.

Every decent CO o ed American
should rise up and condemn that bogus
National independent Politica
League'(?) heuded by Trotter and Gun
ner. 1t was conceived Id treacherv
born diseased and has lived on corrun-
ton. Trotter is both big and little
Big IN defense Of the race. Little in
judgment and self observation-disclosures
very dangerous man. It's big I and
little you all the time with him. Anv-
thing that he fails to rule, must, If DOS
sible. be ruined, and it was this sniri.
that caused him to steal the books of
the National Independent Political
League in Philadelphia. 1919, in Rev.
Dr. Moore g church, in company with
y Milton Waldtou and his three Boston
henchmen that he left the leapue in
convention with al delegates, and held
scab or rump convention, in a room Of
private family. Finally Gunner fol.
lowed them, making six in alias Of
the accredited delegates. He called il
Independent democratic conventio, nd
advocated the election of Woodrow
Wilson. 1T took another name and fin
ally 1t was called after our Leuvue.
Corrothers in substance robbed all the
National Committees of money, and
Irotter took of it, and called meeting
OF tue league to meet and endorse Cor.
rothers' stealing and wanted members
OF the League to share the stolen mon.
ey We refused, and would not 90 TO
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05

One will find few firms governed on
stricter business principles. coupled
with honesty, anxiety to please and
gentlemany courtesy than that of Mr.
T. =. Licklider, of Martnsburg. When
at his place one must think he has
enough wheat, corn. hay, oats. clover,
timothy and alfalfa seed to SOW West
Virginia, and if person would watch
the endless procession Of people every
day and week he would doubtless thinL,
he did the whole business of tie Eastern
Panhandle.
No man ever fails who pu 8 his hear,
in his work and gives his customers
square deals. and that Interchangeable
rule controls his firm. He's an invalu-
able man to this city.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05

That class of persons who refuse to
work and prOwl around, singinp(?) and
the very time when sleep, mans allev
iation, who tolls to live and pay his
bills does him the most good. should he
arrested, put behind the bars at night
and put to work that would benefit
man g best friends-hOrse', that haul
burdens to aud from town Why not
pass an ordinance to that effect and
affect it?
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1914

1t is now Associate Justice NOR v
nolds, that fair min d-d democrat and
Southern gentleman having been con.
tirmed az member of the Nation Il
highest judicial tribunal by the United
States Senate. President Wilson made
no mistake in naming Mr.. McReynolds
for this very important place because he
is broad gagged man " no sees things
as they are, and not through smoked
plasses
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05

Fifty years ago, one, IL Mr.. Lacy,
who used to live where Mr. Duncan
Hamilton now lives, never healthy
man, wandered the world over for "A
water and climatic cure and found it
not. He came back to Berkeley Cour-
ty, telling the world that this was The
best place for pure air, pure wa or, &c ,
he had found on earth; lived out his
physically allotted time and went TO
that bourne from which no traveller h rs
ever returned. Ye editor has bean
over the batter part Of this ,untry
and can endorse it in toto.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05
CHANGED THE NAME
Vt o. petersburg to That of Petro-
grad According to News
Dispatches.

"O1NhON' sept. THE News Ag-
ency dispatches say that the name Of
81. petersburg has been changed to
'hat OF Petrograd by an Imperial
Edlct' the Russian nobility apparent.
~ ooJecting to the burg" which is
or German origin. The news die.
patches were continued today under
the st Petersburg" date line.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05

The New York Evening Post has
done 80 many good things for the good
OF this country that it is useless to try
to name them. II it's influence can
start Alabama to reforming it's legal
game Of procedure, the power of the
press is unknown. 1t took up and tx.
posed two cases. a Negro robbed a
fellow workman Of so cents and was
sent to the penitentiary for 50 Years:
served % years and was only parolcd
because death stared him in the face.
In the same state white state official
stole 500 900; was tried and sentenced
III years, but an appeal vas taken and
as yet, he is free in nearby state
one Negro called another out Of his
house in the night and shot him dead;
he got one yearl another cut a fellow
with small knife and got year too.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05

When Hon. John NJ. Langston, ALWAYS
far-seeing man. was . IL ember of Con
gress many years ago, he worked for
and advocated an American merchant
marine Of proper proportions. His
efforts were ell 10 no avail though the
wise-acres of that day deemiug what he
SAID along the lines above mentioned az
of no great conse quepce. Today though.
had his ideas been embraced into con-
crete form, America would have mer.
chant marine that would comnaud the
respect Of the entire world, instead of
q mere handful Of ships engaged in
OF can traffic, with littlo or no effective
organization. II the famous Lanps,on
were alive, he could have recourse to
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05

the time orn. but nevertheless. effect
i've phrase. and say II told you 80 -
with regard to this country's now de-
ficient merchant marine
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-05

Ooo,ooO WAX TAX LEVIED TO SAVE BRUSSELS FROM
DESTRUCTION BY THE ENEMY-BRITISH MERCHANT
MAN SUNK BY GERMAN CRUISER DKESDiN-EN,;-
LAND TO ESTABLISH CENSUkSnr blJhEAu
FRANCE WILL NOT MOVE SEAT orr uUVEnNmENr
TO BUKDEAU.
The Berlin today 70 tell of v enno vc
'ofIes and small dispatches IRON ST.
fetefsDurg London, taris uca,eu n. ,
many finding except e Austrian noa
70 TELL and are asrupung original
plan. ~ 'e'
The chiefs Of the British and Eranch or.
declared that parte ueng con.,
ca with evidences artac IS weakenuy ,nav
saio mat assaults 10 s1s,a.. as carr
IN the The . ar own penerav IN
the line OF battle and points ;ny advancmg
The operating actny vigorously IN tho
offensive and steadily forcing troops pack
The the Allies in the con-
ter with great vgor but making IMPRESSION The four
German armies have hank wrh
mas been given repeatedly penetrate the Ane
me O DEFENSE
The French office the conclusion Of cah
net meeting IT, Halvy war; Interviewed said Paris n
uet with little fear of aeroplane raids Tie declared
INC country passing through 'supreme WIN
IN the end On the whole French war office cam
e was that the Allies holding own in
'odays lighting The left given slightly but this is,
a onset ny the saunch resistance and the
marked advances in the Lorraine region.
Although German war ofce Russio, s;4,
continue TO De encouraging Official announcements saw wv.
"ea'y losses out the Germans losing more and
despite the arrival OF fresh enemy Will be unah h
our assaults In Gaacla continues vcorious
ana the Austrian that invade Russian Poland
repused with enormous losses result of tho oe,a 49,
sasements from August 26 took seventeen hou
and captured hundred twenty Austrian
now has no less than in the field to n
the Second and Third Russian armies" pr
The that Germans have hoo, a4.,
p' 10 pa'y conhrmed Antwerp dispatches said Iarue
ues u German troops in Belgium been Withdrawn 80 ~
s,,uoh4 ~ 49, 49, Tic loops trying to desperate on
"s"' VI the Russian army hosts which are rushma fa
' e A"o the very heart of the enemy's country
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NEW BOOMING HOUSE

The new r. r. mosquito proof
rooming house. 3S7-2S9.391 s. King
st. next to railway station; hot and
cold water shower baths, reading
room, library and roof garden; COM
, Portable home for the enlisted men
Of the army and navy. Popular
prices. Soliciting your patronage.
Tel. 4713. Open day and night. ].
W.. Weinberg, manager.
5723-tf.
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MADEIRA EMBROIDERY.

Mrs Carolina Fernandez, Union ST.
Madeira embroidery, luncheon sets,
baby caps and dresses. Specially of
initial and hemstitching Reasonable.
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FAMILY HOTEL

The Cassidy, only home hotel, Wal
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cottages and single rooms. Cuisine
excellent, 1000 II. promenade pier
at the end Of which IL splendid
bathing pool and beautiful view.
zoos Kalia road, Tel. 1879. Terms
reasonable k5367-b
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The son of former ambassador
Strauss. of Turkey is to be married to
Miss Gladys Guggenheim, daughter of
the copper magnate.
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BICYCLES REPAIRED.
BUILDER AND CARPENTER.
BAMBOO FURNITURE.

The ideal furniture for the tropics. We
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Saiki, 563 Beretania; phone 2497.
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HONOLULU ART STUDIO.

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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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Savings Department. Finder please
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Gold necktie holder, initials H. G.; re-
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only $500.
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CD Lots in Ocean View; $3.50 up.
CECIL WHITAKER,
Kaimuki Specialist.
Office: End of Waialae car line.
Telephone 4071.
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FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
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