Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 113, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 25, 1913 Page: 2 of 8
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THETULS A DAILY WORLD SATURDAY JANUARY
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II YOUNG IMS I STEEL Pi
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p.isfJA'S MHMITINll filVICJK (Mill HAH KMitu i iii.i
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WAR SITUATION CRITICAL BUT ABIYIJTS ILL FEELING
.Nat Iii I . miiiumI I" I itlil (atli' l-1 Mil-TcnilfMMC1 4 on I Co. WM 4iiiihi
Tii.in surmulc Right the tUv of m i rorpntMlon uimi
iioit id.
CONSTANTINOPLE! Jan 14.
Kailm Paaha tin- commander of Iho
Turkish army received nil death
wound last night Willi.' xpoi-lnl ilinn
vMih crowd "f demonstrator for
having become embroiled in a conflict
mi t hi- grand literate Tin- olfli 111 I
ronton "f the affray which i term-
ad a "regrettable Incident" was "
Mini tonight.
When ii"' demonstrators ii says
headed by Rnver Hey oni ol the
leader of the young Turk party
penetrated the grand vislerata in an
attempl to entei the ouncll oho m-
her tiny were stopped bj Fafl Bey
aide iii- iiuiii i i the Grand Viator
who drawing hli revolver Bred 1
hoi al Hu tu Tin' aid '! 'I' of
NaaUn Paaha alio Bred al the crowd
inn bullet striking Mehmed Nedjlf
one of tii' demonatratora The dem-
onstrators thereupon replied and Na
im'B aide (! i . it 1 1 w.i iimtantly kill-
ed Called Then Cure
Kasim Paaha who wis In the
council chamber heard Ihe hots
Ii nd rushed outside I'm ing the lietn-
onstrstorx in- upbraided them all-in-
them IP-mannered cur Whllt
he wt speaking bullet cut abort
his remarks and ho fell di id
A secret pollci' a ft-n t ami an a'
tendaot of the sheim-Ul-Islsm bead
1 thi m hammedan ri lao were
IrPled
The Bit nation
Views hold In official circles With
regard to the situation between Tur-
ku ar.d the Balkan a";ea may In- !
I aki n i iti i in I mil
nkw yORK .lan 14 Participa-
tion . i r xuhrddlarts r the United
State Steel corporation in pools it-
gunlsed i" fi price was known in
Judge kii.i n n Gary chairman of
'i rporatlon long before he kv-
orders Dial the Is shmilil be abol-
lihed according t" Wlllam B Corey
former president of tin- corporation.
Mr. I'nn v ...i l . 1 1 r : I today "n rn
examination in the government'! ult
in dlisovle ii mbinatlon under Hi"
Sherman ant i trust .
Tin- teatimonj prei ijed an at
knowledgomenl by Mr Corey that hi
ri ilgnatlon as prealdi nl of the i ot
poratlon In 1910 wa the seiim-i of o
dispute between himself and Judge
Oar) ns tu who waa chief in author.
Ity a"nd that the flnanca committee of
tin- corporation had upheld Judg
Q i v.
Contradicted nary
it gave direct contradiction to the!
testimony nf chairman Gary before
Uw Stanley Steel Inreatlgatlng com-
mlttl e thai with th.- . xci Dtlon nf th '
rail combination which he wild diii
not iix prli i he had no knowledge
of the existence of pool and had or-
dered them abolished as soon aa the
had been brought t hi attention.
This was in the Utter pari "f 1904
-
Thr Turkish comment doe not
det-.re a resumption of hostilities but
the European powers are een less
anxious ;u wltr.es a renewal f tin
war owing to th danser "1 pooslbll
complications in Europe. Turkej
resizes her condition of financial
penury l'Ut thin condition Is charged
t' hr and always . an be keeping
afloat
i ' n tti- other hand from a mili-
tary standpoint Turkey Is In a bet
'er condition than ever to wage war
with advantage. especially aa 'he ff"
eminent believe the foroM of th
allies are near the p..int of exhiu-
tbn Nevertheless the ports would
rr-f r to av.id further bloodshep if
this I honorably possible and the
possession ut Adrlannple by the Al-
'.! :t n-t Insisted on.
REFUSE 10 CONFIRM RILE!
n 1 1 II RX8 l" W N APPt H XT-
mi m ui eu cnos board
e i Bl T H HV i 'It I i l
ted
r. ' r
1
- : :r.r.r:-y report of the aperi.1
n rr. ai..:nted during Uk spe-
la satlgats Mr. Riley
wa adopted t a vote Of Z2 to If.
i.l . ti med. ately the motion was put
' r.f .rm the appointment the nil-
aorty report recommending that lu-
te cot confirmed. Thl motion lost
l a xote of 1 to U. and Senatoi
ar.den enter who was presldlns.
r iled that ont rmatli n had been da-
The confirmation of John ft. lloolln
-. : i... .' w.ril-1: tin- only one
'ht has not bei-n ai ted njion yet
will I. takin up r.evt Tuesday.
Rrealis Bkatlng Bocord
CLEVELAND '.. Jan 21.- Anoth-
er skatiPic record .u broken tonixiit
b) Robl M Lean of Chicago the
amateur ihanipion when in match
mi'o he Skated half n tulle In oni
minute t i-3 seconda
tne meetings although uweting-
tin1 I-' ti ami itrml'iral tmul in tSSS
I ould distinctly remtimber that
.1 dee (iary u.is imwent." .Mr. Cotev
ssia tie i sure he was present at
"Are you k :i ih.it Jmlcc n.irv w
present at the structural meeting.
sked C a. Severance attorney f.r
th i nrporatlon
"Absolutely" answered Mr Core
i n tile to sti k.- the testimony of
the witness Mr Beveranee hi-M i
brief conference with associate coun
"Ton left the ste.-i corporation wllh
some HI f--liiiK t.iwar.l JudKe Gary
lidn't you?" aske.t Mi- Severance.
"We w ere not always In accord but
I dot ! think It was III feeling-." rc-
ptled the itmws. Mr Core) tcknow.
edged thit there b id been a question
as to who was chief executive rind
the finance committee had upheld
Judge Gary
Mr i"iri- could not i.e Induced to.
day to alter his previous testlmonv
tl t the Tennessee Coal and Iron rv
WSJ rteel rail competitor of the steel
. nrporatlon before It was taken over
' the- corporation during the panic ol
1111 with the sanction of President
.. i-!t. He said he had opposed
Its ac'iilsitln on thd around thnt the
John W Gates and others who eon-
rniieii it had placed a new Issuance
value on the properties he ald. nnd
it would have continued a competitor
f the corporation if it had not been
taken over.
SPRING FLOOR iPPROAt MINI.
Weatbcr Bureau Warns xrwer Mi-
sfasdppi Towns
WASHINGTON Jan. 24 As n re-
- I '. of the rains In the last 3d hours.
. tiling tn the "outlier bureau re-
ports tonight a 40 foot stage In the
Mississippi at Memphis within th-
mxt six or seven days l now an-
nounced with the possibility ot a still
higher stige Helena Atk. will have
I Stag Of It feet.
CARDS-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
at hornet
nilil- t
i rlced in
cd visiting card and
mints fer Sfeddlngt
S mill ether soi ..l
Ut designs in keep-
TR KQU I M til ll I 881 I -
NKW YORK Jan 14 Hint of a
i 1 : ea tragedj v contained In
a report of the German tank steamer
Bnergie which arrived tod a) from
TUX pan Mix. that on January 17 In
the (ilialf of MeXteO she passed
throucii an oil field on the ocean's
surface Cap! Reese expressed the
opinion thai the pht nomena was
caused by tile linking of an oil barge
or tank steamer.
Working Rnj and Mniii on Lptms
VJCK8BURO Miss. JSjn I.
Fifteen hundred men are srorklng
day and nlnht slilfis. and unless the
altogether unexpected happens e
lure gnltiK to come out all right in thl
tight said Major J A Woodruff en-
gineer In charge of the Iblr.l United
(States district Whg returned tonight
'after n general levee Inspection lie
I spent the past week t l ike Beulah
crevasse considered a critical potttt
narrow Trial Procoeds Blowtir
LOS ANGELES Calif. Jan. H.
Pour additional Jurors were sworn
tod f.ir the second trial of Clarence
I DarrOW on th charge of having
bribed a tutor In the Mi Xnmarn case
leaving but tWO places to be filled.
Short!) i" fore adjournment for the
! das thl Spl i lal venire of TS men SUM-
: mom A ti Aa) was exhausted nnd the
trial went over until Monday
i ippi.-. s-ll.inr l gi-lnion.
WASHINGTON Jan. :t. enstor
McCumber holding Hint the amend-
plt nt t" the eight-hour Uw would
. -i kg Increased expenditure of be-
Iween Ut00OM sad MtHI by the
government on its vratnrway Im-
provements a.. usht toga tu reon-
Idet Ull sole I" shlcli the hi. .end-
tin ut WS Sadopted Ills motion wss
di footed -ti to I'T.
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A General
Clean- Up
Of all fall and winter goods preparatory
to our removal to our new home .
We will be in our spacious new home before another fall and
winter season arrives. It is very essential therefore that we
make a decisive and immediate clean-up of all fall and winter
merchandise now in our possession. This is the last fall and
winter season that we will be in our present building and we
simply WILL NOT move any goods from this building to our
new home.
The liberal offerings enumerated in this announcement should
bring crowds of eager buyers to this store early Saturday morning
Stein-Bloch Suits and Overcoats
Society Brand Suits and Overcoats
Sampeck Clothes for Young Men and Boys
These famous makes of clothes for men and every other garment
in our store is now offered you at greatly reduced prices:
(SO. 00 Suits and Overcoats
are now
115.00 Suits ami IVert oats
are now
122.60 Suits and Overcoats
are now . .
j.'o uo Sultaand Overcoat
are now
1 1 8.00 Suit and i v srooat
are now
1 1 (.00 BUlt ami i i etc oats
are now
$22.50
$18.75
$16.85
$15.00
$13.50
$11.25
$12..ri0 Suits and overcoats
are now
p9.35
116.00 Bampeck suits and Overcoats P11 OR
now V I I iCU
$12 t.ii Sampeck Suits and Overcoats Clfl QC
now ) I U.03
J 12.50 Sampeck Suits and
now
liu.oo Sampeck suits and Overcoats
now
1160 Bampeck suits and Overcoats
now
Overcoat J fj
$750
$6.35
$7. .10 Sampeck .Suits and Overcoats
now
J6.ru Bampeck suits and Overcoat
now
16.00 Bampeck Suits and Overcoats
now
$." 00 Sampeck Suits and Overcoats
now
$4.00 Suits and Overcoats
now
la.fiO Suits and Overcoats
now
$3.00 Suits and overcoats
now
$5.60
$4.85
$4.50
$3.75
$295
...$2.65
$2.25
All our high grade Trousers for Men and Young Men are included. "Paragon 9 '
Trousers and all others go at greatly reduced prices
1 ao Paragon Pants
now
$: r.'i Paragon Pants
now
$6.35
$5.60
$6 50 Paragon Pants
now . . .
$6.00 Paragon Pants
now . .
$5 00 Paragon Pants
now
$4.50
$3.75
$4.00 All Wool Pants
now
$:i.00 All Wool Pants
now
$2.95
$2.25
Our entire stack of Boys9 Knickerbocker Pants on Sale
Blue serge "Knickers Corduroys and fine casimere and worsted pants
at a Saving of 25 per cent.
Manhattan Shirts are Included in the Sale.
The entire stock of Men's high grade Shirts Manhattan Shirts Eagle Shirts
and all our fine Flannel Shirts on sale beginning today at greatly reduc-
ed prices. All White Shirts and Plaited Bosom Shirts are included
$3 50 Shu is are
$3 on shirts are
now
$2.45
$2.15
$2 50 Shirts nre
now
$2 0O Shirts are
now
$1.85
$1.45
$1.50 Shirts are
now
li.oo Shirts ore
now
$1.15
75c
Here is your chance to save liberally on the best shirts sold in town.
Take advantage of it.
All our high grade Undeawear for winter included in this Sale
Munsingewar "Duofold Underwear Coopers Underwear and Dr. DeimeVs Lin-
en Mesh at a saving of twenty-five to thirty percent
This includes all our union suits and separate piece garments
$6 5o underwear is
now i
P 00 1'ndet near Is
gov
$4 00 Underwear Is
new
$4.35
$3.45
$295
$3.50 underwear is
now
$3.00 1'ndorwenr Is
now
$2 60 1'nderwe.ir Is
now
$2 00 I'nderwear Is
now
$265
$2.15
$1.85
$145
$i.6o Undsrw ar is
now
$100 Underwear is
. .now
tO-centxlnderwear Is
now
$1.15
...75c
38c
All our high grade Neckwear for Men at the most liberal price reductions ever
offered you. All our "Reiser' Cravats and all our fine knitted silk
ties are included
$2.00 Ties are
now
$1.60 Tics are
now i
$1.15
95c
$1.00 Ties are
now
65c
?6c Ties aro
now
60c Ties are
now
55c
35c
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