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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
CALIFORNIA is WET
BY BIG MAJORITY

San francisco, Nov. A." California
will iemoin wet by at least 2ia to |, so
was The statement here today Of Secre.
tary William Schuldt Of the State Brew.
erS association, Amendment A., pro-
viding that the liquor question shall not
again come up For eight years, however,
IN In doubt
The liquor men conceded that Oregon
has gone dry unless the vote in Port.
land takes an enormous bound for the
vets They claimed Washington would
stay wet by a good majority, while in
Arizona the prohibition etuation was d
stlndoff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
FIGHTING is DESPERATE.

Paris, Nov. 4,-Desperate fighting be.
tween the River Lys and the city Of
Arras was reported today in the BOr-
deaux war Offices usual afternoon
statement
Alternate retirements and advances
were said to be in progress but nowhere,
II was explained have n decisive stage
been reached in the combat.
Between the Lys and Dixmude the
situation was reported unchanged.
A fierce artillery duel was said to
be going on in the vicinity Of Rheims,
where the Germans had renewed their
activities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
ALL EXCEPT GOVERNOR.

Boise, Idaho, Nov, 4,-The election Of
the entire republican ticket with tile
exception OF governor was indicated
early today by incomplete returns IRON
all over Idaho. Moses Alexander, dem
ocrat, was probably elected governor
over John NJ. Haines, republican in.
cumbcnt Addison T. Smith and Rob.
ert McCrackeu, both republicans, were
apparently elected TO congress.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
REPUBLICAN GAINS GREAT.

New York Nov l-rhe progressive
movement collapsed completely IN New
York. its adhcrcnts generally swinging
back to rrpuhlcauism The next legis.
lRture will be- Overwhelmingly republic.
an, the scnntc by a majority Of "a to II
aud he assembly w to al
The republicans also elected their en-.
tire minor state ticket aud the consti.
tuiiouul convention will be republican
by a huge majority
The democrats congressional repre-.
scniotio0 from New York wOs rcductn
from ~ TO ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
ooNcBDn 1T is JOHNSON.

San Fmnclsco. Nov l.--Local rcpub.
licnn headquarters here Acknowledged
today that Captain John y, FrcdcHtSu,
republican, candidate for governor, has
been decisiyely defeated,
"Wc cannot understand tho vote, -
was the only statement which tepuh.
llcan headquarters would make. 1--WE
are waiting 10 hear from Mt Freder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
Governor-Tasker l.. Oddie.

Govemor-Tasker l.. Oddie.
Lieutenant GOVERNOR, l., Osano.
Secretary of State-A. w. Holmes.
Attorney General-R. A. Mckay.
Eeary indications also were that
Francis G. Newlands, democrat, had
been reelected United States snator,
although he was being closely pressed
by Samuel Platt, republican.
The above indications were based on
returns from only 5S Of 240 precincts
and the final returns may result in com.
plete changes.
The vote on the suffrage amendment
was so close that the issue was ex.
pected to be in doubt until the final
vote is counted,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
OHIO WET, ARIZONA DRY.

New York, Nov. i.-The best avail.
able returns received here today showtS
that prohibition was decisively defeattd
in yesterdays elections in Ohio, but
that Arizona probably went dry. ThY
result in Colorado was doubtful, with
the chances fayoring the prohbitionists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
pRrzn.rronT1Na MAY STOP.

San Francisco, Nov. t. That prize.
fighting will have u close call, it II (
not beaten, was indicated today In ear.
ly returns Fourteen precincts complete
gave, for abolition of boxing, iO33i
against llB0
The same precincts showed the vote
for the cred light nbotemcnt' hill
0nI, against 1861
The prohibition vote was aOa for and
lnSn nHnmal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
HAWAII REPUBLICAN,.

Honolulu, Nov "A practically com.
plete count Of votes showed today that
the republicans were victors in Tues.
days election winning nearly all terri.
torial and municipal offices, j. X, Ka.
ananaolc, or Prince Cupid, as he is
better known, was reelected territorial
delegate to congress
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
SPOKANE VERY DRY.

Spokane, Wash, Nov. 4,-Vote in
Spokane county shows; For senator,
Jones 722 Black $50; Hanson 7O6; 81
precincts, congress, Rosenhaupt 1850;
Dill, 052; Sorkery 100.
35 precincts for supreme court iurge;
Chadwick 1889; Grow 0i6; Mills SCI 4;
IIolcomb l2i5; Humphries 500; PEN.
bertOn 0j5,
so precincts; prohibition, for 1917;
against 200S.
Blue sky; for 2275; against 25lO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
CLERKS WORN OUT.

San Francisco, NoV l.-Elcction Of.
ticials here face serious problem TO.
day, Worn out from the staggering
task of tabulntng the results ON the
extremely long ballots, hundreds Of
election clerks forfeited their suludcs
aud quit their ioDs New men were
being sent to take their places, but
Registrar Icmansky found II almost i'm.
possible TO keep up with the demand
for new help, Only II prccinits In s/u
Francisco had been heard from at q
O'Clock aud from these the count was
Incomplete.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
HENEY AN "ALso RAN"

San Francisco, Nov. 4.--Slow prog.
ress was being made today in counting
returns from yesterdays election. Gov.
ernor johnson was far ahead in the bal.
lots so far tabulated, and Phelan, dem
ocrat for senator, was making q strong
showing.
Complete returns from all San Fran.
cisco precincts showed;
For govenor--Johnson, ll57; Fred
ericks, 637 Curtin, 275.
For senotor--Phelan, 1910; Know.
land 53S; llency, 30i.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
TWO TO ONE DRY.

Seattle, Wash, Nov Eighteen
precincts incomplete in Yakima c0un.
ty, ont of IS, give Jones ll2S, Hanson
1875, Black $40,
Fourteen precincts incomplete on con.
gressmen; Lafollette 6S2, Drumheller
ga. Peacock 1877.
TGenty.sevcn precincts incomplete for
prohibition 2Sl2 against ll49.
County probably give 300 for pro-
hibition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
MAJORITY $4,000.

New York, Nov Practically com.
plete figures this morning placed Whit.
man IS majority for governor Of New
YORK ON the republican ticket at l33,.
900, Wadsworth 3 plurality for the
United States senate also on the repub.
lican ticket was 60,22O
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
CHOICE 5-A. TRACT

3 acres all under cultivation, near
ear line and school rrlco tlaj per
ncrej 500 down, balance to suit.
MODERN BUNGALOW
This uptodatc modern Groom bun.
gnlow In good location. Prize this
week only $500, on easy terms
Choice vacant lots,
Fine Hop yard
Good prune ranch
Fine stock farm,
( Houses Tor Rent.
Money TO Loan,
Write Insurance,
Property to Exchange for what you
Want
For Bargains CaD on
BECHTEL & BYNON,
Si7 STATE STREET.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
BOXING SEEMS DOOMED.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 4.-The boy.
ing game in California seemed doomed
today on the face Of the following in.
complete returns from $3.50 city precincts
at / / o'clock; for the amendment Oil;
against the amendment 6002.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
30 ACRE SNAP

Jf sold this week. will sell ut a real
sacrificc, 30 acres on Howell Prairie,
the real cream Of all Oregon soil, rich,
deep, black loan, all under civilizations
all fenced with woven wire, some stock,
implements and part Of tho crop In,
Most beautiful view, Price $3.50 per
aorcj terms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
SUFFRAGE DnrBArnp.

81 Paul, Miun., Nov. Tho woman
suffrage amendment IN both North pa.
kota aud South was defeated, according
20 latest returns today,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
NEVADA MAY he DRY

Carson, New, Nov. i.--1ndications
early today were that thr following ro.
publican state ticket had been elected
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04
SOME DRY" POINTERS

South Bend, Wash, Nov. 4-Bay
Center complete; Wet Al; dry 03;
Jones n; Black 0; Hanson 3s; johnson
70; Drury 10; Warburton 80.
Chehalis, Wash, Nov 4.-sevcn pre-.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04

cincts out Of 70 in Lewis county, give;
Jones l69; Black 06; Hanson 80.
Prohibition, for 400; against 322.
Eight hour law, for 1893; against 23l,
Walla Walla, Wash, Nov. 4.-Morn.
ing count Whitman county was; Sen.
ator Jones 935; Black $40; Hanson 27l,
Prohibition, for 243l; against l722
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-04

icks, at which time we expect he will
officially acknowledge the progressive
victory
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05
RAINSTORM BROKE UP
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
Village Threatened II More Open Air
Meetings Are Dis
turlpd

TARRYTOWN. n. Y. June "A
rainstorm caused a lull in the open
air activities OF Industrial Workers
of the World. who have been holding
demonstrations here demanding the
right Of free speech.
Jack" Butler. one OF the Is per-
sons arrested Saturday. sent word to
Judge Morehouse that he was ready
to renounce his affiliation with the
Industrial Workers Of the World II
allowed 20 go free. He was brought
from Jail. six-mouths penalty i'm
posed on him and then sentence was
suspended under a stipulation that
he would cease to make trouble.
Village President Pierson received
telegram which. II was understood,
threatened serious consequences II
the authorities attempted TO use hot
tar and cold water TO prevent the
holding OF unlicensed meetings Soft
tar was spread in public square
where Industrial Workers of the
World followers had planned to meet
Yesterday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05
VIII Establish scale Inspectors.

FORT WORTH, June "A COM
mittee Of three to investigate condi-
tions with regard to establishing a
system OF joint scale inspection be-
tween the Texas Grain Dealers asso-
citation and the railroads was APP
pointed today at a meeting OF the
Texas Railway General Managers who
met in regular bi-monthly session in
the Westbrook hotel today.
The committee will be composed Of
one representative each from the
Fort Worth n Denver. Rock Island
and Frisco. to be named later by OFF,
cials OF the respective roads. The
committee Is instructed to look into
the matter and make report at the
next meeting of the association to be
held in Galveston two months hence.
The remainder OF the meeting was
devoted to routine business and ex-
change OF ideas among members. One
Of the chief subjects Of discussion
was the inspection Of cotton at COM
press points.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05
REFUSE MOTHER JONES
ADMISSION TO CANADA
FEAR SHE WOULD BE "DIsIuiiB-
ING ELEMENT"
ON Her Way 10 Address striking Coal
Miners Ia British
Columbia.

SEATTLE, Wash, June 4 Mother
Jones. organizer for the United Mine
Workers of America, today was barred
by Canadian immigration inspector
from boarding "A Canadian -Pacific
steamer bound for Vancouver B. {.
chief Campbell OF the provincial po-
lice at Victoria decided she would be
"a disturbing element" Mother
Jones was on her way to Nanhimo to
address striking miners United Mine
Workers OF America officials imme-
diatcly wired Secretary Wilson at
Washington, asking hm to see mat
mother" Jones is accorded every right
to which he Is entitled as an Ameri-
can citizen
The immigration occifial met Mrs.
Jones at the gang plank, looked at
her ticket and according to her ne
said you're not going to Vancouver.
You want to reach Nanimo 10 Kick mp
q disturbance among he miners and
YOU can't go"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05
CARRANZA Will NOT
ANSWER MED|ATORS
MUST WAIT UNTIL HE HAS
COMPLETED HIS JOUR
NEY TO SALTILLO.
Semi Official Statement Likens
Niagara Conference to Ham
let With Hamlet Left Out.

FL PASp, Tex, June 1 General
Carranla announced today through
agcn here that he would not make
answer TO the communication Of the
A. Il. g. mediators. nor issue his
proclamation dealing with tho form
alton OF n provisional government in
northern Mexico until he had reached
Saltillo.
AT the same time 1t was announced
that the constltutionalist command
erin chief had departed from Du-
range ON his way to Saltlllo by way
OF Torreon.
Tho delay In the issuance Of the
proclamation Is believed To have been
occasioned by some phase OF tho
Niagara Falls conference and by tho
reported desire Of Carranza formally
10 establish himself as provisional
president at SaltllO.
General villa was reported today
as preparing to move south from Chi
huahua city To meet Carranza at Tor
rcon, and thence TO proceed south on
campaigns against Zecatccas and san
Luis Potosi Meanwhile the creation
Of new central military zone in
command OF General Natcra, which
was made yesterday by CarranZa. con
tinucd 10 cause speculation as to its
effect on Villas plans
Tho opinion Of those surrounding
Carrin2a regarding tho thrcc-cur-
nered conference al Niagara Falls
was reflected once more IN semi
official statement from Durango.
Tho statement follows:
"Ihmlet with Hamlet left our' is
the way many consIitutioualist leaders
here expressed themselves today re
glrlrg tho conferences at Niagara
Falls. That a plan can be found TO
settle Interior affairs I'm Mexico with
out the participation of the consti-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05
CONVENTION DECLARED
CLARKE THE NOMINEE
Went Farther and IioOtcd Judge
KIRBY When He Made
Nnspth

PINE BLUFF. Ark, Juno 4 Not
only did the democratic state conven-
ton here today declare United states
Senator James T.. Clarke renominated.
but the delegates put senator Clarke 3
friends In complete control OF the
state central committee. Judge A. j.
Walls. Clarke supporter. WAS re-
elected chairman. and Secretary Hut
ton OF Little Rock. supporter Of
Judge KIRBY was displaced by Jack
Maloney Of Little Rock.
Tho convention by a vote OF 450
~ 1863 adopted the committee report
declaring Judge Kirby's charges OF
fraud in the recent senatorial primary
unfounded and declaring senator
Clarke the winner. Judge Kirby was
howled down when he exceeded the
time limit OF one hour. which had
been granted him 20 address the con-
VcntiOn.
Tho convention adjourned lato this
afternoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05
SCHUMANN-
TELLSDOMEST|CWO WOES
SAYS HUSB AND w "A 8
FRIENDLY TO BLOND
LADY IN NEW YORK.
HUSBAND Was UNTRUE
Indignantly Denied That She
Had Ever Been Too Friendly
With Other Men.

CHICAGO. June Nine Frncstinc
S,hilmaup-ti.inl-. todu,. urr,l6od IN.
story or h"f domestic woes before =
Jury hearing her suit for divorce from
William Ram Jr ~ Nev York Ran,
,h, ,, ,.,...,,.. g..
'"'"' ""u NV"
blonde lady in New York. whom she
subsequently named as Mrs. Catherine
bo.,
IWo a. positions were road' one IRON
Mrs Julia Williams. maid formerly
cmnlovod NV Nnr Doap and ON,
I."il " NV 'oik u'''''E iE,s. va" ."t'
VI '"Hl'I"uS NlS.'9 u, H'h ,'u"N
'S'' uI"n' ~ "I lu'H an" HaIr
Nrc'fuIhH 10 ms u'poSIllo'n ont 'S.',
,'n' ''ttV"'" N"Pp "'""H i!H'''' ~ w.,
ms olllc' IN N'Si ! hlrlN ,I"uI u =
sir'c' TO various places "heIe ne Ih''
MIS-; Dean. ,,..,,,
ne u' 'l'oSl''"n ol MtS. w '!l.''mS ~
tiia, l'App h"u lNeu al 'h' ap"t,ll'i.
81 Mrs I'e'h Tor S'Ncral "'o'''"S ~
~ o.
IN Cross 'Na hlhauoh' MI''e' % ~"
,Itl mann, lle'hk Irelreh,,f VNpoS'u'''e'
WIN h'r ,uspahu auWt NY
Nahtcd 1cr way;
l,et lnr say VIVA, ! "l9n' plc'.
she begged ! 90 not mean 10 say '"'
wrong thilE'
happ cuars'u III Cross pIli INA, H'1
Wile had peen 700 lr'ehu!y WIN "'npi ~,
men She denied the accusation, 81,
Sald shc had never hau any i"N' lO'
fdWard McNamara, one-.@iine @ P"mo''
fiah man. Mno NiSt.eu nu' ~ .'r" Jo' Ios.
She declared ne came ior MUSIC les
3ons; NOT Tor loNe-hhkins ,,,, ~
M no was WIN you III aiuwo.i, :.
D. the attorney ashru' o.t assn '''o'
mah nan named Mc-Naill",a IL, eoh,,
inc question nI0uSvu NM @ hi"nns
mann i.I iiclnh "tae,' , t,. n,, 80 '. ", ,an ,
never nav nTeh ~ WIN ,,,n5 co.., ',i ainn,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05
BLEASE SAYS He WILL
NOT SPEND ONE GENE
10 MAKE UNIQUE CAMP\iCN
IDR SENATE.
WIN Not So Any Liquor for the rur-
pose OF influencing
Voters.

WASlllNGTON, June 4 Governor
Rlcnsr of south Carolina reported 10
the senate today that hc had not
spent 4 cont or received any rontri-
buttons up 10 date In hts didacy
for the senate The govern = volun-
tocrcd thc7c promises to II . 'coplo.
4 hereby pledge that I u not
Givc nor spend money or ntuXi-
eating liquors Tor the purp, II OBJ
tanning or influencing vote
- hereby pledge myself abide
hy the results Of such prit and
support the nominees of q party.
state and national, and ! dee that
am a democrat ana that | not
nor VIII become the cane tc Of
amy faction, either privately pub
ncy sugEcstcd other than h, gular
Democratic nominee"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05

WASHINGTON. June 4.-Cpon
completion u general debate on the
railroad capitalization bill In the
house today the Interstate commerce
committee surprised republican op-
position by agreeing on a substitute
designed to meet all objections to the
measure on constitutional grounds.
Chairman Adamson OF the committee
will Introduce the substitute tomor-
row when the closing speeches under
the five minute rule begins and it will
bc supported by the majority when
the final vote is reached late Satur-
day.
The substitute divides the measure
into two sections either Of which
might stand II the other should be
declared unconstitutional and makes
various changes in phrase0lOgy and
arrangement.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05
Nlitants Cheer References To \io-
Icncc.

LONDON. June Striking scenes
were witnessed at "A meeting of the
Womens Social and Political Union
tonight. Mrs. Mausell presided and
threatened London editors with the
fate of the Belfast editors assaulted
in their offices yesterday by militants.
The audience worked itself into a
state Of hysterical excitement. loudly
,heering all references to violence
and greeting the mention of the gov
ernment and police with cries Of
animals" SERVES the brutes right,
and "let the editors beware"
The union will observe next week a
self-denial week General Mrs
Flora Drummond was rearrested to-
night in Grosvenor Place. just outside
Buckingham Palace. under the 'cat
and mouse act"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05
ORGANIZE JOHN field
CLUB IN TULSA COUNTY
REPUBLICANS HELD MASS
MEETING AT DISTRICT
COURT ROOM.
Petition for Preferential County
Convention to Name a Full
County Ticket.

With a membership of $50, a John
Fields Club was organized last night
in Tulsa at meeting OF republicans
held in the district court room. The
object Of the club is to enllghten the
voters as to the qualifications Of the
republican nominee for governor.
John Fields Of oklahoma City. SINH
lar clubs have been organized
throughout the state and much sentl-
ment for the republican nominee IL
already aroused.
The Hon. Joseph w. McNeal, who
defeated John Fields four years ago
for the republican nomination for
governor, only to be defeated by Lee
Cruce, was selected as president Of
the Tulsa club, The other officers are
John r. Hayden, vice president, i. o.
Cavitt, secretary and j. ID. wynn
treasurer.
Those present last night expressed
themselves as being very enthusiastic
for the prospects of republican victory
next fall.
In addition to organizing the club,
those present last night drafted a
petition TO the county central commit
tee. requesting that body to call a
county preferential convention for the
purpose of nominating republicans for
every offlce IN Tulsa county. They
requested that the convention bo
called for June ~.
The objects of the John Fields club
as expressed in the constitution adopt
a., are "a follows:
To disseminate information relating
TO the present maladminis ration OF
public affairs. so that every voter may
am rcciate tho importance of voting
at this time for "A radical change.
To work actively for tire election or
John Fields as governor of oklahoma
ana for tn" election OF officials who
are in harmony with his program OF
homes y economy and efficiency, and
To cooperate in bringing out a fun
vote and in watching the count and
canvass of the vote. so that the Will OK
the people. as expressed at the ballot
box. may prevail.
Every citizen who is in harmony
with the purposes Of this club may
join by signing the membership roll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05
SCHOOL GIRL is DROWNED
Another of Wading Party May Sue
pumb

CEDARS. okla, June i.-Besie
Johnson. 1j-yoar-old school girl was
drowned and girl companions al
most suffered a like fate when the
party got beyond their depth while
wading in Poteau river. near Cedars.
today The Johnson girls compan-
ions were nearly lost in trying to save
her. Maggie Brooks sank to the bot
tom Of the river and was not found
for half an hour She may die.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05
President Takes "a Rest.

WASHINGTON, juno l.-presIdcnt
Wilson and Secretary Daniels boarded
the presidential yacht Mayflower in
a shower late today and left for
Annapolis to attend the graduation
exercises tomorrow.
The president hoped TO get COM
plete rest from official duties during
the trip. lie will present diplomas to
graduates
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05
ALLEN BROKE WORLDS RECORD
Made New High Run Of seventy -on,
at Pocket Billiards.

KANSAS CITY. June i-Bennie Al
len defeated Roy Pratt of San Fran
cisco. 200 to 40. in the second block OF
their match for the worlds champion
ship ut pocket billiards here tonight
and set new high run record Of Il.
The previous record was SO. made by
Dc ORC. former champion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05
Southern Dcnti-ts In SesSInn

ATLANTA. Ga, Juno 4.-The JOINT
convention OF the southern branch OF
the National Dental society opened
hero today with ESQ delegates in at
tendance.
Or w. A. Dean NJ Tampa. Fla.
president Of the sore hern branch. de-
iivered the annual 3ress. Or. $. NJ.
Meyers Of Waco, Tex. was one OF the
speakers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05
DEMAND ROOSEVELT
FOR N. Y. GOVERNOR
New York Progrcssi,cs WIN Insist
That He Lead Their state
Ticket.

NEW YORK, Juno Theodore
Roosevelt as tho Progressive party
candidate for governor ~ New York
Is the desire ~ the state progressive
campaign advisory committee which
met here today After his return
from his South American eNplorn-
tlons Colonel Roosevelt stated he
would not bo a candidate.
The advisory committee after its
meeting today issued statement say
ing there was a demand for Colonel
Roosevelt to be the progressive CUB
ernatorial nominee, and that the time
had como for his party To end tho
futile alienation between republican
and democratic misruIr between Mur-
many"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-05
Hundreds Of Japs Drown.

TOkIO. juno "a dlsastrOus
storm has swept over western and
southern Japan. Several hundred
boats have been wrecked and hum
drcds Of people are believed to have
been drowned The steamer Mon
goiia rescued many seamen. A hun
dred houses In Nagasaki have been
blown down.