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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
Leading Democrat Places Sanction
ON the Proposed Fair Election Law

the ropuliot parties Of oklahoma
territory and the honest cItizenry of
thai territory, including some of the
present derouncors. And under such
laws the fortunes Of political parties
waNed, waned and yrcw strong again,
and some passed into political obhV.
ion Without any serious question n:
the general fairness and honesty OF
elections.
Enacted Law
In 1898 the third legislative a.
scmnlv of oklahoma, being Repub-
lican IN politics, enacted law (ses-
sion laws, 1875, page 1OS providing
as follows;
The governor of the territory
ana one qualified elcctor, by him
appointed from each political
party having IN nomination candl-
dates TO he voted for at the next
general election, shall constitute
the territorial board of election
commissioners. Such appointment
shall be made at least thirty days
prior to each general election,
and, If prior to that time the
chairman of the territorial CEN
trdl committee of said party shall
nominate, in writing, "A member
of his own party for sdch APP
polntment, the governor of the
territory shall appoint such nom
iuee In case OF death or dis
ability of any appomtee, the gov
eruor of the territory shalt notify
the chairman Of said central com
mittec of such appolntee's politi-
cal party, and such chairman
may, within three days thereafter,
recommend a successor, VINO shall.
thorcupon be appointed.
The fourth general assembly II
oklahoma, which was Democratic, in
1897 amended the Jaw passed by the
Republican legislature of 1895 (scs-
sion laws. 1897. page l45) as follows.
"'rhe governor of the territory
and one qualified olector, by him
appointed from each of the fol-
lowing political parties, to-wit.
Peoples party Democratic party,
Free silver party and Republican
patty, shall constitute tie terri
torinl board of election commits
sioncrs. Such appointment shall
be made at least thirty days pre-
Nious to each general election, ana
If, prior TO that time, the chair
man Of the territorial central
committee of said parties shall
nominate, in writing. member
OF his own party for such appoint
tory shall appoint such nominee
In case OF death or disability Of
any appointec. the governor of the
territory shall notify the chair
man Of the said central commit
tee Of such appointees political
party, and such chairman may,
within three days thereafter, rec
ommcnd "A successor, who shall,
thereupon, be appointed. "
This law also provided for county
boards of elections, and called for The
appointment of judges and clerks oc
election in the various precincts, VINO
We're named by the chairmen of the
different county committees.
This law was passed as has been
said, by a Democratic legislature, Of
which j. c. Towsley was speaker and
Thomas II. Doyle speaker pro TEN of
the house, and Col. j. W. johnson,
president of the council and is sub
stantially in all material respects ana
regards, the same as the proposed fair
election law. Both the Republican
and Democratic legislatures gave the
chairman of each of the various pollt;-
! cal parties power to select its repre-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
Many Local People Report
Astonishing Increase
in Weight.
LARGE ELIGIBLE LIST
Prospects Are Fine for q
Big Membership; Mr.. NJ.
b. Henderson Gains Is
Pounds; Other Re-
markable Cases.

So many people have reported an
extraordinary gain in weight during
the past few weeks as Il result of TAX
ing Orgatone that one of the clerks
in Roy r. Getman's ReNall store
iokingly suggested that a fat man $
1 club be organized here.
Y only the other day Mr., NJ. b. Hen
derson, 73 years old and very well
known here and who lives at 1909
West Third street, made the remark
able statement that he had gained is
pounds i'm two weeks time on Orga
tone and said he felt it his duty TO
tell the people of Tulsa the good this
medicine had done him after being
i'm wretched health for IL years.
II was in a general rundown con
dition and had been q sufferer from
intestinal trouble for 10 years.
would bloat after eating and had an
uncomfortable tight feeling. / had
dizzy spells at times | was extremely
nervous. | was unable to sleep but
very little. These troubles kept rob-
bing me of my strength and vitality
and | kept on losing weight and get
ting weaker until | was scarcely more
than a living skeleton, and hardly
felt like moving around at all. After
taking Orgatone | gained Is pounds
in two weeks My daughter, Mrs.
Crompton, can tell you We have kept
an accurate count and 1t just totals
an even is pounds
While in Roy Il. Getman's a few
DAYS later j. H. Martin of West Tulsa,
a popular and well known oil field
and construction worker, SAID: II have
gained rs pounds in weight since
finishing my course of Orgatone some
weeks ago and it has made me feel
like n new man. Previous to taking
Orgatone l suffered from. stomach
trouble and indigestion for at least
ten years. / became a regular ner-
vous dyspeptic and was extremely
nervous and had no appetite. | had
heard a great dear about Orgatone in
different cities / had visited and de-
cided to try it for my trouble. After
using the first bottle / felt 100 per
cent better in every way. My appe-
tite improved wonderful and l can
sleep good every night"
Mrs, Mary f. Garland of III West
Fifth street stated recently that she
gained six pouhds in weight after TAX
ing this medicine and she continues
10 gain. Eyes, sir" continued Mrs.
Garland. "I suffered for years and had
an awful time with stomach trouble
and indigestion. After l would eat
my stomach would begin to trouble
me and would swell up with gas and
cause palpitation Of the heart and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
SEES NO REASON
IT SHOULDN'T Be
Means Rule Of the People,
and Not Machine Dom
nation, He Says.
APPEALS TO REASON
Will Tend Toward Fair
Elections in State and
Put Down Turmoil.
.Csy AN OLD-TIME DEMoCRAT)

Dy AN OLD-TIME DEMOCRAT)
Unmeasured ienunclation of the
proposed election law. generally called
the fair election law, by persons hold
ling high official position and belong
Jng to one political party naturally
raises the suspicion that opposition to
the law is based on the fact that IT
depriVes that party of the power 70
manipulate the election machinery
and the elections of the state in IN
Interest and against the express Will
of the electors, ard eXcites the in
ouiry whether the sweeping and nm
critical condemnation of the law Is
Justified by or finds warrant in the
terms of the law.
An examination Of the law fails TO
disclose any reason why 1t should be
opposed by anyone who relieves in
the rule of the people who believes
IN honest elections. who believes that
political parties should have repre-
sentation on election boards in order
to prevent any possible suspicion OF
unfairness or fraud in the control OF
elections by election officers: least OF
all is there any reason why a Demo-
crat believing in honest elections
should oppose it. The ballot is the
sole lawful means by which the rule
Of the majority can be made effcc-
tive and liberty and free institutions
maintained and perpetuatcd. 1t Is,
therefore, imperatively necessary that
the fairness and purity of elections be
maintained not only maintained but
maintained in such a manner as to ~
beyond question, beyond any sugges-
ton Of fraud bearing an apparent
foundation in fact, and Wy anyone
should object 70 law which proposes
to DO this and, if adopted, the nro-
posed law will do so except for sin
lister purposes. is ineXrlicalle on any
basis OF sane and honest reasoning
Putting out of consideration the
trenziod appeals 20 passion and preju
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
PREDICTS BIG RISE
IN FLOUR PRICES
Minneapolis Experts See
Possibility of Cost Going
$l5 a Barrel.

MINNEAPOLlS. Nov - Milling
flour prices will go much higher be
fore the new crop in Texas is harvest
ed next June. or the winter wheat be-
gins to come into the elevators from
Kansas and the other southwestern
states next July.
THE millcrs are helpless to stop the
Ascending price of flour" said + j.
Atkinson, vice president of large
flour company. to representative OF
The Christian Science Monitor. 1--WE
are put to il to obtain. in the north
west the quality of wheat that We
require. because Of the partial crop
failure in this section, and, for the
first time in my memory. Minneapolis
mills have hccu importing wheat from
the southwest. Naturally. the quota
tions on flour must follow those ON
wheat will not be surprised he
fore the winter and spring are over
to see flour selling at $l2 or SIS It
barrel"
# was a member of Mr. Atkinson's
firm who gave cut the fact when quo
tatiors for first patent" flour were
made of SO Il barrel. that this Is the
highest price quoted on flour since the
days OF the CiVil war.
Rise Has Been Rapid.
The rise in price during the past
fortnight. has been rapid. from a
price OF $3.50 ten days ago quotations
were forced upward by the rising
wheat market at the rae of 90 to so
cents barrel day until first pat
onts," the highest grade flour, reached
the $40 price This was based on
December wheat at Sl.95 bushel,
plus the four cent premium Cor cash
wheat. 1t should be remembered that
$40 flour at wholesale in Minneapolis
means from $l0.50 to Si2 barrel
when it reaches the consumer in other
cities.
Minneapolis millcrs do not believe
| that an embargo on the export OF
wheat or flour would reduce the price
to the consumer in this country I'VE
have barely enough wheat for home
consumption, said MIR Atkinson.
Though the present high prices are
based partially ON the failure of the
Argentine crop and the mounting quo
tations i'm London, the most Compcll-
ing cause is the home demand. Export
trade in wheat has fallen Off to COM
paratively small amounts. Prices are
relatively higher in this country than
/ in London and that is one reason eX-
ports are smaller. With Rumania and
| Australia to draw from. European
users will not pay the American price"
|
"Wll those Priddlc cakes be long,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

cut down. each succeeding cut BENG
hy increasing thousands, and, IL the
same ratio of loss is continued, The
next guhcrnatorial election will soc
the end, at least for some years, OF
democratic rule in oklahoma, and, so
remembering, should zee in the pro-
posed election law their security
against the aggression OF a dominant
and ruthless orstwhilc minority party
IN control of all departments of gov
Crumcut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
She Could.

Can you cook" Mrs. Worried
asked the applicant for job in the
kitchen.
can | cook" the girl repeated
scornfully. why. madam. with me
cooking your meals your husband'u
stay home every night to be sure o.
being up in time for the breakfast
I'll get him.
She got the job.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

MONEY TO LOAN on furniture and piauos
at your home or in storage. diamond loans
strictly confidential. 200 New Ault Bds
Phone $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

81 coo, $500. So 500 and $4,000 private
funds for two or three years. or loans for
five years. on improved city property; prompt
closing Gl1 Daniel Bldg G. d. Coggcshall
4 Co. Phone 1876
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

MONEY WANTED $500 straight for three
years VIII give AS security first mort
gage ON good real estate in rulo. Call i072
on -C32 r.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

Young business woman would like 10 bor
row small amount OF money to be- returned
In monthly Ioyments Address box j2o7. care
World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
FEM\LE HELP WANTED

WANTED Experienced young lady for gem
ernl office work must he able to operate
iypcwulrr; permanent position with wei
experience aud salary wanted. Address box
323i care World
ApIES To make shields at home. SO
per hundred material furnished no can,
yas,iug cnu sew four an hour. send stamped
aidr, Ssrd envelope for particulars. superior
Sqppy Co, nept G. south Haven, Mich
Ar ONCE Ten ladies to travel, demonstrate
aud sell wtllestahlished line to our deal
crs. Previous eNperionce not necessary. Hood
pay. Railroad fare paid. Goodrich Drug
Co. Dept 5OS, Omaha, Ncbr.
SCHOLARSHIP FOR sAIE-I have a full
scholarship IN fulsa's best business college
that | am unable TO use and will sell same
n; q sacrifice. Apply MIR. Larson, World
office
EARN S2j weekly ,parc time, writing for
newspapers, magazines Experience un-
necessary, details free. Press Syndicate,
$50, 81 Louis Mo
GOOD colored cook and housckcepcr to work
ut bachelors apartments. good wages, light
work Apply l22u Admiral boulevard at $3.50
sunday morning.
LADIES Sell q. X Wrinkle Remover.
Makes lines and wrinkles disappear az once
llutchby Mfg, Co.. 21I5 Russell Ave, St
Louis, Mo.
NEW arrivals in plush coats also broad
cloth and vclours Partisan Sample Rooms
over Wonderland theatcr.
WANTED Young woman as assistant to
teacher. must have experience or normal
training ooo south Cheyenne avenue.
WANTED Lady hookkccpcr and stcuogra
phcr. must understand double entry book
keeping Address 52o2, care World
WANTED Girl 10 do monogram work none
but experienced need apply, Tulsa shirt
Co, Nebraska Bldg.
WANTED -Middlc.uerd housckccpor at 1894
South Frisco by bachelor. Can amy time
after in afternoon
WHITE girl to do general homework, family
Of three. good wage. Apply 20i North
Olympia.
WANTED A stc1ographor with typewriter
for week work Phone l1di or 2306.
WANTED-A good girl for general house.
work Apply 7o7 South Elwood.
WANTED -Housckccper for four.room cot
tugc. 800 West Sccond
WANTED-A woman to do housework no
washing Phone 2aO6.
CliAMBERMAID WANTED Hotel Warren,
lIlH North Main.
WANTED-A nursegirl. Call G2O North
Denvcr.
WANTED A cook; must have references. 620
North Denver
WANTED waitress at Brady Hotel
Cato
WANTED Girl for general homework. Phone
>~~-oo0oo~~~~ ~-~-~~~~~~~~~~
FINANCIAL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

WANTED Few desirable oil and gas leases
TO develop near production. Address 32io
care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

$50. 900 TO loan on improved city or farm
real estate | caa give you private Yr com
and rates vernon II. bay. 3ls Mayo Bldg
Phone 3Is3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

WANTED Two first.class solicitors; must be
hustlors and able to furnish bond; splendid
opportunity for right parties Address in own
handwriting, giving information as to pre-
vious experience. Address box 52l3. care
World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

! HOW WOULD $50 cNtrn weekly look to You
lou can make II selling our art adyertis
| ing fans AS side line: sells to all skinds of
husiness. Write now for offer Fan Dept.
| United States Calendar company Cincinnati.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

Sl5O.0O0 TO loan. low rate Of interest. W
r. Broach, 3O5 Mayo building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

"WH thosc Rriddlc cakes be long,
WAITER"
NO. sir, round"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
FIN NNCIAH

FARM and city loans; money on hand to
promptly make large ara small farm loans
At reasonable rates for long or short time IN
any fair location in Oklahoma. business and
rctience loans OF any size made quickly to
suit on Tulsa property. T. A. Lilly. 21l 2l2
Texas Bldg. ~ East Fourth street Phone
Sal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

| AM IN POSITION 10 provide money for drill
ing operations FOR gas or oil on geologically
approved ground. on the usual or any reason.
able basis Give particulars. number Of
acres procurablc and make proposition. DIR.
B B Ralph. 33i Mayo building, Tulsa, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

farmer. worth 10000. viii marry. III ."
81 Fourth street, San fraucsco
WOULD YOU marry lonely farmer s.
widow, worth S5OO0Oi Address Sincere,
Box 2ll, San Francisco.
MARRI AGE desired widow worth 10000.
X Messenger BOX 5sl, Los Angeles, Cal
LADY 25. worth S5O.000. would marry. Mrs.
Kate Warn, Los Angclrs, CAL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

F1Il Nd1Iu7 y, NHIINtO.
WANTED Immediately. young man stenog-
rapher with office experience. Address
Box 5203. care World.
JOIN THE Recruiting officer<at Ok
lahoma City. Tulsa, Muskogee. Chickasha
aud Ardmore.
wAYTED-stcady barber, Phone 5575.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

SUITS cleaned and pressed 81, hats cleaned
and rcbiocked 75c. Bankstou's Cleaning
6 Hat Works Phone $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

SALESMEN make big money selling our
puuchboard deals. Address Behrend Bros,
i8t7 Adams ST. Chicago
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-25
WHAT REPUBL!ffccANs 35 'e'-5"@@
 SPENT IN STATE.
Election Account of 0. O. p. State
 Chairman Shows $53,e36.

In holding the state for Charles E. Hughes and securing the re-elec- tion of the state ticket the republi- can state committee expended S52,- 539, according to the statement of it's treasurer, J. Henry Roraback filed in the office of the secretary of state. The committee had total receipts of $53,936.9o, leaving an un- expended malance of S1,397.e7. Hughes electors carried the state by less than 1000. Four years ago the combined vote for the two re- publican presidential candidates was 27,892 over the vote for Wilson in this state. z taa pr r. -@1 S-.#
 The largest contributor to the fund from private sources wah Henry W. Bull who gave $5,090. The identity of Mir. Bull was a bit obscure to- day. That he had figured political ly in this state in recent years seemed to be beyond ordinary recollection. | The contribution from the nation al committee to the state committee was $10,000.
 Those who gave s2.oo0 or over were: Governor Holconb, Senator
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-25

monstrants against granting a license to Eli Dagenias, as scheduled by the county commissioners for this morn ing: It was stated Friday afternoon by Judge A. G. Bill, counsel for the remonstrants, that MT. 'Dagenias has withdrawn his application for li- cense. MT. Dagenias has made ap- plication for a. license to be granted in building on Furnace street, op- posite Kennedy's stables and next south of the Davis building; Luther Filling, who has a place of business farther, down the street and other.per- sons who are residents in the ;Furfla ce street section signed a sTemonstranee against the license being granted se: !, Local Choir to, Sing. z ;s ss At the Union Baptist church in East Killingly this evening the. choir of the Second Congregational church of Putnam is to sing a concert. pro- gram under the direction of Chorister Il. O. Williams. Sunday is to be Get Together Day at the church. The h.
 f1uence of the Unit will be Rev. .. A. Blake's subject at the morning ser vice.
 " chiIdren's Hour. ".
 The Woman's Missionary society will conduct Children's hour this af- ternoon at the Baptist church. A spe- cia1 program of interest to-. children and mothers has been arranged. -Chil- dren having parts in the program will be dressed in costumes representing different countries.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-25
New london Has Many Candidates
For the Office of Corporation Counsel Made Vacant By

the services of B.anGegee,, Moves, Brandegee, Brennan, Whittlessey aud Kenealy. MT. Hull is fully equipped for, the position. There. IS no doubt about that, but the other chaps claim that he never sacrificed anything for the party and therefore ought not to expect anything frQn the party.
 Attorney. Philip z. Hankey, twice defeated as republican candidate for the legislature, who contributed to nearly every republican campaign fund since he became a resident of the city, in addition to what he contri- buted in the hope of securing his own election, believes that he is the log ical candidate for the corporation counselship. He is a, recognized party worker and entitled to party 1ecognt- ton when a plum is to be passed out by a republican council The other open candidate is Perry J. Hollander- sky, the bright young republican law yer, who contributed quite bunch of money in tRe recent campaign fund in Ethe hope that the republicans would win out in the city, election, and that he might. be elected as judge of probate to. succeed Judge Ar thurs B. Caullxins. MT. Hcllandersky is a republican Of influence and is Of more benefit: to the. party as whole than to himself when he bucks up
 
 as Judge CaulkinS. 1t is no. at all humiliating for the strongest repu5- lican to be defeated when opposed to the judge, even if the: rest of the re- publican ticket isa carried by snb- stantial ma jority.~ The time was when the ablest lawyer in tine city was sought to. serve as corporation coun- sell He may be in the trio named. for any one of tl1em can readily fill = the bill. an6s draw the pay. :4nd so can any other lawyer in the city of New Iondoni;: s3:11 SSss z: Ta-5ssNss&
 ts -s,sg eH*ts s-.s -&.f- -15asa1s.z
 z No city, in all tine U nited States has received more adsertisjn jns, more news. paper boon,frg,qs in the past few months, than has New : London. It was a continuous boom from the time the report first came, that. the under sea German mercha ntman .s was to make this port the American terminal until the Deutschland had reached the open sea, .on the return trip to far away Gerneny. Tho craft. had hardly reached the. three mile limit, when it was officially sanroanoea through all the newspapers of ffhe geountry that a big shipbun ding ,nle nt that will en- pIoy five. taousaald men eis ito be cre-r ated on the east bank Af the Ehames.. right on the border ef the hafbor, and where, the greatestg depthe Of water Is
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-25

There is more catarrh In this section of the country than all other diseases posed to be incurable. Doctors pre- scrihed local remedies. and by constant pron]ouneed ] II it incurable. T CatarTh isna is a a local disease, greatly influenced by constftutionaI conditions. and therefore requires constitutional : trea tment. Halls sCatarrh Cure manufactured by F. ,; Cheney Co. Toledo, Qhie,4is a eonstituttona1 remedy, IS taken iatef- rpally and acts through the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system. One Hundred Dollars reward is offered for any case that Halls Catarrh Curs fails to cure Send for circulars ana testi- nloniaIs. -.[5. - =
 zF.,J. CHENEY 6 co, Tolsdo, Ohio. Sold by druggists. 75e.
 Halls Family Pills for constipation.