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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24

3s Oklahoma will not come into the Intol'
empty handed. H al is 81 part ofsa her


sdowry: ia
Area, in, SQUARE miles ", I. I. n A308
Area In acres 4. +. !. /. i. Y.
Farms number 40 9s6s
Farms, value q. Il. /. 8. 4. &a77,
Population q. Il. y. II.
Manufacturing esta bill sinner its. H .SSsS
Capital invested @ I. i. 4. I,
Wage earners 4. 6. X. "
Yearly wa ges L, 4. u. II. /. Il, . 81,
Yearly product OF ma nuf actures.l y, a7si1l aA3
National bank /. X.
Capital OF ma tional bar !. 10. SIG
National bank co pitnl and sur, VI
plus . . n, \. Il. (. I; IS, sOs.s ss
National hank resources /. /. J. 81 50, 13o ssas
II Oklahoma has large sinyestmants an tll:ss
3vnte banks q territorial X banks, sayilxs
banks trust companies, life n insuTanSS u
companies, mining companies, raj y,
steam and electric power and ] ghtthgt N
plants, wa ter wo building of all kilysilg
In cities and in many other chanf5itassss
Of nyestment,-Hn Hartford Pos :lS5 ads ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
Visiting His Old Home,

mt,l,.d, but Who is now In business IN FIoI
boken N. j., is visiting hls motAe IN
law ME- ansy IN Esss s GysSS s aeeIs
ySeNpSSatlng her heslt = Il N IN s y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
sit IL ready TO be considered IN the Sen en-
ate on Monday II, II.
Tillman Refused to Sign. "a

5 sena tor Tilmnn, who still fuses 70
sign the conference report, says that
he Will give his reasons in the Senate and
Will ask the Senate to vote whether or,
not it will yield IT, the House cont erees.
up in the senate until Wednesday,. II
goes into the House for printing In the
record Monday, will be consid Tered In the
House Tuesday Il and then sent to the
Senate. 8 .i5 S ga sSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
~ 4 otal IS ( 4,20eHs0

d i, s. ". sinton, hiers do solsrr!yII
swear that the above is ~ true 4stat en1ssAS
Bank q Richmond located az .R ich lfiont
{inGthe stnte8otg Virginia, at the I'd oseSot
business on the 18th day 6ot Jun e.s 1919 NJ
the best OF my 81 knOw edge ana beltef. sSsas
sT1 ] I'LL ". T s1NTO IN: Cashier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24

I'm colusa county, California, recently
MISS Florence Berker ran agalDSt hsE
fathsr, p, II, Berker. the 4incumhe AZ. if0k
the once OF school trns tee, and beat syfl1
old man after3a hot campo Ign She diAest IA
because she had heard her Ga her lllstlsss|
tended to Gust a female teached n ss E
was friend of hers, ,3ss # va Ills III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
Garrett Rem animated.

4 NASHVILLE, TEN Nj June 2s-Demo.
Gratis Of the Ninth Cong rsss Ional Dis trtet
81 TennesSea have enpnll ina ed GonHress-3
man fFiniSBJ. Garrett. No other can d'da 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
Correct a test:
i3IS a. E. ADDISON. E3zs
sS " II. 4 PALMER.s NV
VI u A AZ III. NDERS0N sSs

state 81 Virginia, City Of Richmond
b Subscribed and sworn to before me 3thie
.' >'s. VIM. STINT On. IS N otary Publicss
Il my commission expire March q. l9ossl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
] The AbOde " tlse Mods.
Gray I ] l !
Holds J Sway.

This summer u the 'grAyt--
\ ct suit season within retk-.
oiiing. 4 ~ 5I8issS5
Iii Every sort 81 gray here,
y. grave and gay, IN stunning
4 checks and faddish plaids,.
Il )ro 70 $40.
Bully Blues, @ well, IN
patterns far OF the high
q. ,yay, tis.so 20 tsIs'.so;'.. n A
s3 Drawers to the knee, feel
cool q can BE, SOC. ...Hl1
"a Tub Ties are forftl,e wise,
a5c and soc. a IN
83 Sheer socks with clocks,
Il half ! dollar. 5.I8
Belts new and nice, worth
almost twice, soc up.
Jacobs |, | I, & Levy |. { ' ].
Picking Is still good on a
those special $3.50 Mems
iS5s Suits values up TO- $500. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24

III Consul Francis B. Keene. Of GenAyes
reports that the Swiss author
that the Simplon tunnel Ia nearly gea94l!
for use, have signiaed Willingness Id y
that have been closed TO them iIs go ~
Canton OF Yalats VI st3 n I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24

the English COMMITTEES " hich Was III
pointed TO discover whether perfsseneaal
treatment Is given by FallNay colnpA 49,
in Great Britain to foreiEn and cg1Gl)Nk
as compared with homo, farm And 39eEl.
produce, reports thai spcl, ~ net thS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
Total I. s1,e74 ! 81 y
rTApITlITIEs

"a Y, !, Nm. - Il ill., \ 4 4oo
surplus find NJ. IS 3. 6. I. 100,
Undivided profits. less amount ssasss
p pa e 4ta aet 'n!sres'
individual deposit .s5 $Sfa sSSSs&
subj 8to che ck.. y, 10O. 64l 81 n
~ depos,t II. 81, so4 ~ ssss
Certified checks lO5 u Ss M N
Due to & ma tional ~ . $S
~ ban I. ~, lO6 " ssSS
and IAN bankers Ma 6, o44 IS
I, ~. ! s 1896 sSsas|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24

canneld, 1t seems. is eager for silence,
hut ia obtain II may have To- agree to
addition and division, ew York Herald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24

& 4 The only taNlt to be found With
who likes To ST VI at home mis- hte tas AIl
usually he ma rrles q woman who
PUCK. llEag|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
BANK S STATEMENT.
TATENfENr 8 +, THE rfNANc1At
Pa CONDrTlONSOF Of THE al
ICI 3 0'k !
.slOFRICHMOND.

LOCATED 5A T RICHMON rs IN a TE
STATE OF v1R CT nj Ia, u. TIL
MADE no THE s ATE s. CONFORM
TON COMM SS1ON J INV iif,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
.REsnttRCEs.

VA ~ N 3l73F3 RESOURCES.}g8 Z.
Loans and discounts II u, 41SS,,
OVerdrafts .s......... 1855. y,
Stocks bonds and mortga ges. y =
Banking house Ii. 53i#ss S5,W
Checks and other cash !, \. 4 S3 sa; i;S
E tens 4. \, oy4 ~ iis
Exchanges for clear !. 4. "a 5s5 Sssl
!R ing house &. sees. 20 Ss3 90 tS3
Due M from ma tional . VI. II ss m
banks ......... 2OV, ~ VI III -
Due from State banks {. :. ~ II 4 Il i
l and private bankers: q 10, %
o ceilts \. ~. IL, 90 %
iPaper currency ....... 81, sos 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-19
Yor aowHs sl,ooco A YEAR
% Moi.slnl bays Tbs, Ia Not Too
Mu,b 10 Pay

ssp iptt Iuly ~ Niss dlnln
Nnrsiui. daughter ~ ui"'anni Mm
usloi banh,, aud s,patlnef ~ Jay
'uuld spends mufu ihnn FlWOW "
tra, ~ rlulhrs. aui even ~ lhal she
aye she hus Ia practice economy
H., hr, fathers home nl riverside
un lht lluisnn, tup",ler VII" hnd
tpii,d the possibility ~ q ward
.uha phleh rosl tlOO Oo0 each year
u ,rulenlsli, asked Misa MoiosiniI
tuv u Nas done
NW see, when one is permitted
iu miUlau q cultivated taste ~ es
lhelir idea without concerning one =
rrlt about The expense said Miss
N ,urini, With emile, "a bill nn
iuto thousands with remarkable 10
rillN tot instance, u wuuld 80
uui,o uui, 100 d,psses ~ VI oon each
o. reach tlnn OOO \ Thousand dulln's
d, u.t pu pi,p,annni price Ia pay
the best ra,isian dteHsmnLers, cs.
rernll, When yuu consider everything
is hsudmade
indrti gown easily may cost
f,om t,,nnn lu fi0OOO without Ia
the least bel,aS'ns lie price 10 the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-19
pOE KILLING Ms EMPLOYER
Edwin Bailey Murder Trial BsginH
Al pnlDu

PUTIN, NJ, JHy ~ The t1al u
EdHip BAILEY, charged with killing
! LHadrt a tafbet Spyembef NJ,
iasl begsn brc yesterday afternoon,
apd q iuy nas selected The state
.llJmll'd ln shos ihal there Nefe
grounds fof lhr charge of conspiracy
between Bailey and be wife, Alya,
DD ME point David Stole, pf Iowa,
vas The chief witness. lie lraiihed
that Ms AI,a Bailey bad, Wy letter
solicited h,m rshl months before ihr
killing ~ Lnvdrr lie said thai ho
shoNed this letter 10 Edwin Bailey
IN The presence II liniley's wife. Ms.
bailey Was pat on the stand, and
told ~ her alleged relations with j,
fnwder
llrf testimony was that her rcln-
linns with lpvdcf began about July
/, when SHE visited Lnwder at his
office ~ fnrber
When the alnle had finished ita
testimony Edwin Bailey, looking pale
aud weak took the stand IN hh own
behalf lie admitted the killing, and
gave ns his rrnAon that he believed
that ! lnwdrr for whom he was
working m miner had ruined his
home.
After hearing about thirty charac-
tor witnesses, all of whom testified
that Edwin linilcy was n man of good
character aud reputation, court nd-
jou'ned lill y clock tomorrow morn.
ing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-19

essg4, yis4JbF, s. Iyot n fsal
.s'f MAI ~Jsi 4,ns)si sn} pre' mr.
a4tftff YDHts p 3Fsy "a "ytsfib&.
Ibt tsi,hsL pr ils nOHaa nta, ~.
'fiiAlbs nm l.fs aigyei a lftsi efal
A" ! 4ss1u yeIts.g2 ! oFsf, fp'
s5ss = ~,j,s4Haif arysi morn est
sHpn pbst sliis DfF ~ ne'l sS me e
sslt AHd men DDF m8si psy fpf the
nAns ~ Ne artists iH ppaAs q1iif
ibs ssDe as ~ paintings. F~g1r
r,id me- be beet rgsD1lsis otfs he
AmttirAH pHhtu.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-19

heretofore that the Choctsws and
Cmekzssw Freedmen we're not In
dian eitizsns. This action i not taken
~ mean that the department has de-
eidso that ,neh Freedmen are citi-
nm. but ths, the applications for
enrolment II their children are to
b. received tentatively, until the de-
paftmsni passes on the question.
There are about 800 "new borns"
IN ibe Choetsv and Chickasaw ma
tions which ran make application
under the above named set. There
are but eigtt days left TO make ap-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-19
EhEEE NAY kZ ENROLLED
cpmmissionsr Wll Esesiy. ADpAes
lllcx,lol.

B1s1,zes, Ok., JAY lt.-Ths e0u-
n.issioisr y, he Ers Ciyiiizsd Tribe
feeFissd mud frWA he department
u ne iDtsrof Tgssdsy ilstrBeting
him ~ fsesiye sU,liestions for the
enrolment u Yfssdmsn bsbies IN
he ChDctsp and Chiekssaw nsiions
Bn1er IN se, III eoHgrsss NJ Aprl ~,
1906.
The department bss always held
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-19
Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers.

Foley's Honey and Tar affords i'm
mediate relief TO asthma sufferers ins
the worst stage, and if taken in time
will effect a eure.-Getman Drug COM
pany.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-19

There Is M opening At Turloy for
an agricultural implement and hard
ware store, Inquire II l., Buck, post.
master 7,lil2t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-19

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-19

Nothing on the market as good as
Jersey Cream. Bottled by the South
western Bottling Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-19

plIestion as the rolls close at mid
night on July 25.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-19
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-19

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-14
BOXING NOTES.

Young Burns of Boston is to meet
Young Neary next Monday night. at
Salem. i'm Il semi final. on a-winner-
takea basis.
The fight between Hugo Kelley and
Jack (Twin) Sullivan for the middle
weight championship will go to Los
Angeles. Sylvie Fcrretti. Kelley's man
ager, says he has accepted the offer
made by the fight officials. Eerretrl
says he is willing to sign the articles
if the officials will agree To New Years
day
Portland Argus, Dec Is: Rartiey
Connolly oil this city and Arthur COT.
of RiddefOrd Wer. yesterday matched
by Jack Galley ~ box IL rounds on
Christmas afternoon und.r the auspices
of the PaStimr A. &. at l;u' ford f'alSl
Both men have put W Di'.i;S. and it
looks as if it would be the best holiday
card in the State. cote appears to he
the favOrite with Rumford Falls peopl,.
out Connolly is in the best shap.. If
his career and the Portland sports Nno
go up the line to see the go will back
him to win. The two men have met
several times, but il i:LS never been
decisively settled who is the better
BiddefOrd boy in a 15-rouIld go al PR
liz and the pair fought Ia Il dIaw ut
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-14
LARRABEE AND SHEA.
Fast Boxing at the Athletic Club
Rooms This Evening.

A hard contest tonight at the rooms Of
the Augusta s. and A. c. Kid Shea Of
Hallnwell will meet Tommy Larrabee of
Bath in 15-rOurd bout. Both of these
boys are asprants for the l30- pound
championship Of the State and though
both have appeared i'm this city several
times they have never met. Both men
have won every event in which they nave
contested and il would certainly he diff =
ficult TO predict the outcome Of tonight :
bout. Both men are IN the pink of condi-
ton, having trained faithfully for more
than two weeks. which will go far to
keep matters busy to the end The usual
number II pleliminaries will precede the
main bout and it should he worth one )
time to attend the entertainments
Tickets will be 20 and - cents, and re-
served seats can be obtained at the clnb
rooms during the day. First event at 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-14
STORY is DENIED.
New York and Brooklyn Management
SAYS No Deal Is On for Star Players.

New York Dec. 13-Emphatic denial is
given both by the New York National
League club and the Brooklyn club to the
repeatedly published yarn that New York
had offered $4,000 for the services of
Jordan and I.lumley. two Brooklyn play
ers, and that the Brooklyn Management
was on tn" point of accepting the SIM
and permitting the men to Join the
Giants
The New York mana cement denied fiat
~ that an offer of any sum from one
penny up ever had been made to Brook
lyn for either player The Brooklyn own
ers just as emphatically asserted that no
offer had been received from the New
York club. and in addition TO that stated
point blank that New York could not
have either player at any price.
II hope this will settle this story for
good and ALL said Charles H. Ebbe;s.
the president of the Brooklyn club #
am positive that it has been circulated
with no other motive than to try to in
jure MS with our patrons in Brooklyn.
Had those who have been foremost in
publishing the story broadcast ever have
made the slightest effort to have verified
ii By making inquiry of n Brooklyn Off
cial as to whether New York had Of
fered such large sum for two players
and We would accept it, we could quickly
have given them the facts. Jordan and
Lnmley will be with the Brooklyn clun
next year just as surely as there is a
club in Brooklyn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-14
fDREYFUSS AFTER MEN,
Will Ask Waivers on 81 Players Now
Under Reserve.

PittSbuTg, Pa, Dec. 13.-PreSidcnt
Barney Dreyfus OF the Pittsburg Base
ball Club will ask waivers on q of the
43 players now under reserve. He will
also try to secure three new players
evidently diamond stars Of great mag
nitAre. He said today in parryng Il
question as To tho identity that ne
would give all of the II men PittSbUrg
will part with, several others besides
and a cash considera ton. if necessary.
to secure She three men he wishes to
don Pirate uniforms in 1907.
OF the Pittsburg players under re-
serve 16 are pitchers. not including
Lefty Mcllveen. who plays in the
Outfield, too. In this number is also
q new pitcher whom President Dreyfus
has secured. but whose identity he will
not reveal.
Quite number of pitchers are to be
parted with. but President Dreyfus says
he knows nothing about the story that
President Hermann of the Reds is to
get Otis Clymer. .OreyfuS said that
Hermann asked about CIymer'S condi
ton. but the Pirate president could not
answer the question. for he had not
seen nor heard fro m the player for
some time. Clymcr Is a. his home in
Lebanon. Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-14
Needed For Towing Boats
on Lake Champ|ain.
More Freight Left Over Than
Transported, Figures Show.
Interesting Statement Of Shipments
Over champIaln Canal.

Burlington, VT, Dec. 13.-More tow
ing power is needed on Lake Cham
plain. according to merchants inter-
eSted in the lakes commerce. The
carrying capacity of the canal, it is
claimed, has not been taxed since the
! ice season of 1890, and the real OBJ
stacle has been the lack of power for
| moving boats.
In the Whitehall office of the canal
| figures for the season of 1906, show
that 414.662 tons of freight, valued at
S4,l5O,956 was cleared. The total
amount of left freight amounted to
4OS.429 tons valued at $3.267,113. Last
year the freight cleared was 360,519
tons valued at s3.791.773 and the
freight left was 34O,491 tons valued at
S3,117.26O. While these figures in total
show an increase of over 1000 tons
for this year the excess is credited to
the increased shipments of merchan-
disc. stone, lime, clay and ice The
anticipated big increase in lumber coal
and pulp wood did not materalize.
This year witnessed the first ship
ment Of ice from the lake on the canal
since the great season of 1890. Owing
To the scarcity of ice to the South
there was shipped from Ticonderoga
by way of the Champlain canal o5.715,-
200 pounds of ice for New York CITY.
| Iron ore shipments suffered this wear
owing to the scarcity Of boats. when
only 10000 tons passed on the canal as
against $1,000 tons last season The
shipments of merchandise show an in.
crease from last season Of over 5000
900 pounds and the same increase can
be credited to stone. lime, sand and
cement.
Coal shipments throAs this canal
nave been falling off each year. the
bulk of this product, which is consign-
ed to ports in Canada, New York and
vermont. being largely diverted
through OSwegO, Lake Ontario and ST
Lawrence. AS coal has been one of
the most important items Of freight
through the lake some alarm is felt by
the merchants. This season only 112-
400 tons of coal We're shipped. against
14S.0O0 last year.
The pulp wood shipments this wear
We're less than last season on account
or the number of boats being con-
Structed for the lake trade and this
work took the boats that formerly were
engaged in carrying pulp wood from
lnree Rivers. Canada, to Fort Edward
untll late in the season. Last season
5S,ooO cords were cleared at Whitehall
while this year only 45.5OO cords mass
ed on the canal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-14

has been assumed for some time pass
that the large buying Of st. Paul was III
anticipation Of valuable rights to sub
scribe to new stocks already authorized
but not yet ISSUED. In the ease of Great
Northern preferred. the subscription
rights have already been conferred On
Stbckhold, rs. while in he Northern Pa
clio il was confidently expected that
plans for new caEltrl issues WoulG b" an
npumc..d at any moment during the day
Yet ne Hill stocks krpt falling away -
n"w low levels while st PAM rose buoy
anlly on very heavy absorption.
III" money market became stringent
again to-day. but this factor has been 50
often ignored in the present speculation
that ii was not given credit for much
force in the days weakness.
AT the low price of the day. GroI.
,<ur hcrn preferred showed loss Of 1i4
from last nights price. and 81 22H from
the high pric" Yesterday morning after
the details u the stock issued were pub
lshed. TIL" ore certificates fcll ~ tn"
subscription rights IN th" outside market
.I:. an4 Northern Pacific III. ST. raul'S
extreme rise was ~. bIt it reacted over
. Point before tn" closing. The mark y
closed weak ard not far from tho loves
Ecnds were heavy. Total sales par
value. S2,0.n@0 Tinted States bonds
We're unchanged on call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-14
MEETING ADJOURNS.
american League Holds Final Session
thursday Evening.

chicago. Dec l3-The owners COmpoS-
ing the American Hasbell League. con-
cind"d their annual meeting tonight and
ADJOURNED to meet in New York on Feb.
-. when tn" playing schedule for next
season VIII come up for consideration.
ne question of waivers on players and
the granting of passes no players on Wis
lung teams We're about the only ques-
tlof.S winch came up for adjustment at
the second days session. Hereafter Wis
ltihg players will not be granted passes
To the grounds except by their own man.
ayers.
All the clubs in the league, with the
eNceltlon or Chicago and Washington,
asked Tor and received waivers on play
Ers. Philadelphia asked for waivers on
Players toakley and Lindsay, New York
asked fer the other clubs to relinqush
claims on Newton. Kohler was the man
st. Louis procured the waiver on. Boston
asked for authority ITO dispose of Hayden
and Goodwin and Cleveland got authority
to sell Jackson
jimmy collins, last years manager
Of the Boston team, whom so many Of the
owners were anxious to procure. will re-
main in Boston for another year. All!
sorts of offers were made for this player
but none of them met the ideas of the
Boston management and Collins was
signed for another year. Jake" Stahi
still belongs to Washington. The Detroit
management was eager to get Stahl. but
the trade suggested for Stahls release
Hid not come up to tn" expectation of the
Washington management The meeting,
ended with q banquet tonight.