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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-19
1RE EAY"HA4BSY II "a BSY,n nFfoYHp AZ Y tFI tFs!IkFopf POND
fDlse02etgifed ,By rwoq Nesfo Boys and
I'"I,l"Beported to City Police M or

= MtfSkbgtd, JtfhG5 rs. .2"THe tltiaC
, body of baby was found Satgrtla,
I P9dfcrp6Hh III 9SiP9ddeib b6lbWot6t Old
PlTdrnRf,d d1uRber Yard bGt9pGns1lia NJ
9fk. fS r. YfaGES 5h Mdih Stregtns
s9Bf btHaiGHe shveRHQ,o bPHtwdl lhegt(
/ 14SBSs' wR@hIefsd pIhyfHg5 te.RSag IN,
fiNbghR Rho)IG ihcUod 9fyn9A9GM .no!i
Il6s flm cEnHEp lemi lrTaiOBeaa1 c,uG4d
Itahd tIlt B@iy1ekpldnl5si itaaAdoh iibt
FlpohPliRp ai9ft btietil 9itcSedhhi- tc
r4tRel bolfceDit asasaasi1aqae thiae Hay.
9p6ad. esTht9 abaly yodyaa9lISasp tkGabc
s3MiGkbeisG JturhifureuQomb bsIptppb.
,iYaeaAkindI paf,nlItWd sailrdnoiDaiidd
Wdiy9tlieehrt9 oi ytiIidG aid 10 Irs9h
91orThtwfsonea IiaIiJBi yriasidirbppdd
gi,w n inslnblsiA II no,ifto sIdarIarr,d,.
bBRhsnqitbyribbtfieiT 4Ht tynhabSiaariFijt
VI 1,incyiwyieitaiiIfiat he. .bdpgtns mitIC
.4rhildH .nWob lI9f sixneloeN
.'f9s sih Ioi y1ffss on beyia9
Of lIHotb bJRslksitAlN alton HEditpss
fJo2 Isyinfsl Ibstiu' J stit IN rdmaIa ssnh
,3md ont iddihsiIsgsI sII Elihsmns as
"a >,,rsdinreys9 sdiajs ,srwlbphy fiot.
Il tp1l,awIIgsgords mads
~ VIA .sdDoh dfoansttsm dtsfnbenssy4 {
rYntl,idit off jnBo Hl 6e,isysr rsYsA Esdih
. try Editor by One ho Has Beer
There"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-19
Hogs.
Opened 5c lowerya Receipts. a.a
ChicaeC Cash Hogs.

hight 'LisTi, o,35@B.e5. - -''''''''''' ''
Heavy, 6.2Oa6.GO. '''' '''' '.''"
Mixed 6,4o@66O. 4, , .,.., am
Rough, t2o(G9.33, ra s..al ...,..r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-19
THE PEEK7A,BOo DEFENDED .
m.iu niYItruI-1rrtt7. 10 .9ulugnrl /
A Declaration that 1t Affords Comfor
no. to Wearer and Joy to Mere Man

Frpm the, lhlwaW Wkee tSentlpFh ,qi1I
Z The peek-a-bJo waistis an uHmli
gated blessing. .ILatfordS cpnfortt
tie gentle wearer bptlL Llphysicai afl
mental. Ii bringSslQy to the elheaFtdC
mere man, who gazes at the halt r.
vealed charms OF neck apllShopldel
and realizes how, beautiful the Torl
is after all. IL adds, To the wealth q
the purveyor. who chargesl Iaper prGt
for these tilpy garments qs anytfar
lily oman will Stestifyrrpd ibYAos'n
. hurt anybodyroi'r1pa9o 'noyqrr ill
rl9Elergymep r,shWlldd cyHGlG m heIr
ielyss 1p,Eeliglous suhiFtNgrb pPt n
deavor to disrupt the jfattJrY sRSflB'
Gb i5. as4It66SS5EzEzHH s4t66S 5EzE H'1 T 1aalsr 'pSS Sa
#4sl iSsr4Ins zIr 5s9aaB tiSoassd dqsslIIsF salII4F
batbino snityolloo 1relatioms of
.fRgp85bj61NqKi isaK tsEIuTfe 1bati
,fal qhit far2ns, "elleh aaRlHMed d
,Fhe sdtafp sgoi'BtiisIa ,ssenispd PHtI
wlsJt9isia aisraiqi aiitMtss1acR !
'obaaaaeijil frhaysu"nofid fidluriaira6I
Decentralization, oil .e'romm'1
% nG 9IGi lliu-4alln1- III GOA"
ia kqe sssrieadi sdiesippssnsdni srrlI
anttlaiigdn IN thdossorn;
building, corner of First and Mail
streets will find a place for you.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-19
iiIoNDbN MOTOR AStBUbaNcEs.
,TJWsIJNUy
Bill for Long Sought Reform Passed
the Commons. ;o:-----

Bill for Long Sought Reform Passed
the Commons 'o:--------
III l.sAtoudiihntIihs edh tb3dsiniI6hdoi
df aPsaioihMlypi dtqIApBr!rs4 fAm8al
lance sy6tep., \ bilI providing for the
,Pa2SNaB oS lea' 'lR3t1aF1fg HIpieit,'
use neutrality-suspicious. w6roInd
tmopff,91tniR%I5fS lYdtfo th" ,gpReT,
branch Of, ParIlamcnt whether the old
pmtl9lT2T agRpt ! iihrjdpWittofa'
Ei$i oliIoar't@lyby. Desnsiirdydprtabis
strGlchersl @ lXiR R$$s2gpjaq'e e$dPlaH By RGre rs,
The success wliiplr aieiisr hbdhti1,A
crown the povfMeBl dBmgyW qfr9mn
balances is largely gue TO- the uBtirjng
labors of ~. lfdHtS Nihchtlii an AiHz'
atittmoby y, lniatuS4flibaticrl!9 ,rrsntnmii
yBAYfci4n Nfsdbe IylYahbmptPppliSd
sought for nearly thirty wears to in
'nutaellie dslfigbS2luR uRSnld de6npItaa
IdidG smbis swIbboninfo lsiboodonlso1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-19
Cattle.

,rIQpfnsd Joe ,,lowsr. Reefipts1 q.g
'Shaeag5 a.,.r.,.'. y4-- ip, 49,. 'ri7,VVV
l>adts AS lAlNq .'o. .,..t .,ir,.'r'"2 23'poo
ST. Jt sod .-.r... I,,-.., ,I,"A. 49, H-joo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-19

Try Listing your property with the
Trust company G-s-tf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-19


Nheat6,bnG. LnlIynA odi GO ,oI mi
No, , hard 7ltsEnT9,e.luT 20 di1on
No, 3 hard 7Ita-4als.
my. >tihagd s3@.2%. rmoO odT
9l'Noao2 Ted,T3WS5snilIrb ri ynGu
No. 3 rAt sQAS3LnM 1enyT .omgL
Corn --
,1oNoa2 Mill fNhdClh i,qt oiT
No. 3ipihite,r6d Il Il yrGR edi ro
ri No. 2YeIlow 'A9lA lAM50Jee,iilon al
No. , mixed 49aA0l Aoo,Co0Gi odi
No. 3 mixed -4S'Ita ~,
No. Il mixed A.. 7.l.nd II m aJ
Oats ..11 .'W" .'.oe ,nf ,-u
No. Q white 4OM4ll2. ,.Hrmni
No. > mixed 3Sa3Dta, .ur. gal9d
No. 3 mixed -37i9ta 3Sl2,
No. mixed 37@37I2 T
III
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-19
Liverpool Closing Gables.

Wheat q higher. "'' '
CornH-1l2higRer ogrrd rl.ai
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-19

0f lhat city. The proof Of ms we'd
ding is now on display in one of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-19
THE sA DAILY SwsEtR JUNE Il
::5.blgoN, IiO 5
Kansas City Cash NJ nhT

yellow 5ll2Cd SPA,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-19

l19ieO9dlIl9 . IN blind ol l9iI5q o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-19

the physician to exalted membership
IN the Tulsa Federated Humorists'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-19
.hout tRsAH CaFsTayWHNsHH

Marjorie and Louise Powell AT a
1afe fHo'anrr tie 'gtiesHI," IdhBGrHg' foptyii'
departed, declaring Missi4sO0thn ariel
)iahtfN h9slssr. .oSsqtioJ ibShi (Ma1h
''''' .b9nijmoq
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24

fannie Die @clpc6nbcit. Ser
Shlu''el itot I'M S1loIie, bod Der
lperrtc cine scpnltiae eilerne Settle
Gen Weg. aemper ouein, mohl
alld) Seonore omf @cbeiB oes Serrn.
~perltonoen lidI ouf ben Wehonis.
mus, Sinois riibrte nidt borol.
Wit eiligen Sdrittcn flog lie oic
Sreppe sum goGcnroum binouf.
ottnetc oos ldmnle Senitcrd,cn elmer
Saflifc mo itono i'm brouienoen
Sturne craiBen aii scr Stnbt-
mailcr. Bon unIidJtbarcn SdnNelt
geleltet. tdltetc lie iid) liter oieielbc
binucg nno itano bolo oorolli an
Der SIebelnano oeS SinterhouieS.
ore niif Ole Eromenace hin min.
octc. Gas leiie &lopien perboQte
ltngebort, a,lf bas itGrtere Yuden
bntte teinen Griolg. 9ilois riit.
telte nit oller &roit OH Ser NOR.
ld)en 6eniterbefleionng. @noliG
CAB tic nnb, Ser Tnbmen loIte iid.
oos 6eltIter mid 5nriid. Mit eli.
mem Sitbcllaut ifmona lie iid) bin.
nilf imo blidte i'm nadlten Mpment
III ooS critredte 0jelid)t Der aelicb.
ten 8%roBtaute, Ole pom Neben3im.
lner Der oaS @erGuid) pernommen
mo init Der 9ompe in Ger Sano in
Der Sbiire erihien.
sd bins. @roBtant', ole 9inSis
aus Dem Sor6er6auie."
Der Sdreden midb ans Den ue.
lpomltel 3iigen Scr blinben ,Srou.
Gin mariner Sa,ld) 3~ittcrtc in oen
Worten, oils lie frogte: User bit
DUP"
palein 9inbiS. aennIt Oh mid,
bern gar nid)t mebr?" Die mei.
diem parmen G~inberbGnoe idobcn
lid nnseitiim inter Sen Slrm Ser
@rciiin, 10 oob oieie belorat ann,
Silf Snriid ging unb ole 9ampe
nieoeriebte.
nWie biit Su Sd bereinacfom.
men2" eraminierte lie rpciter.
nOurb oaS Seniter. Sci niht
b0le, @roBtant', id fonnte nidt
anoers 5l Dir aelonaen."
Broiin Saampl ldnpiea. nilr ibre
aroBen ~Itorren Tngen blidten mad,
Der Stelle, pober ole ainNeritimmc
flong. Elosli6 itredte lie ibre
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24

peroe ia nidt fllg ans Sen Yros
Senten unb mas elm 9etrug babel
lit. Gage es mir nit biirren @or.
ten: So ooer nein."
rSimmel, tpeld1es Setnb! 8ie
fommit Gu ouf iold,e @eihiften?
Die iinb nidt anf Getnem &obre
eetpahien! 1ie fonnte iG alte
unmiiienbe Werion iiber ben Serrn
Suitisratb cine Meiniine boben,
ODER feline Geihdfte belirtbeilsn fon.
men! Sch. Melinbis, Oh trdumit."
I'll tueiBt es aber!"
Sic fiihlt mir aui Ben 3abnl
@runogiitiger, limo lpenn eS mare,
f0nnte ids bod nift nit fur5en
0orten iagen. 9ilt Oh iest 5u.
frieoen?"
Sinois ifiittelte oerGdtlid bos
brailne a0pfder. ofSeise Seeleu!"
itieB lie berpor. ,Geiner iagt Die
Wabrbeit, mie @roStant' ollein, lie
III unbeiteflif." Songlam lhritt
lie our 3biire binaus.
Die Saustbiir mar felt geihloi-
len, nie es nit gintritt ser 9Gm-
meritrg INNER geid)ah; 2inois
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
rSehr erflGrlih." SaQmnl nidte

nSebr e~rflGrlif)." SaQnpl nidte
beluitigt nit Dem ihonen aopie.
n9fun molteit Ou's nit Gift pers
lufen. Mb, Oh biit Die 3o6ter
Geines 8oters!"
0tit raiden Shritten entfernte er
fif nod Der entsegengeiesten Sid.
tuns, mahreno iein leiies moblflin-
genoes 2ahen almdblih nerbaate.
.Yapa, mos lit Elm @uherer?"
fraete 2inois an gleihen Gage
ibren Gater.
Dummies 8eae, tpie tommit Du
auf bieie 8eSeiGniing2"
r0ie 9ellte neniien mid oes 0u-
Gerers Eod)ter tbs muB
etmas SdBlides fem, niht mobr?"
r&er ioate Cir oos @ort?"
Sic @roBtant', ipGter Die ainoer
auf Der StroBe, uno belite nanlttc
mid cine ihone Game 10. Sie
baben did @ae niht lieb, nifi
lpa6r?"
~Nein, 6urfous nift."
.@iQit Oh mir niht iogen, mos
Elm 8uferer iit?"
r@eipiB. es lit elmer, Ser nnge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24

Sorin nncrmiibIif) unb fGmpfte nit
gei6loiienem Siiir gegen lire
Shipoeerin, Die tic 81 idJ1oisen
iutte an Gbre, 9eib lnb 2eben.
@rof Nifolaus mar elm beiBblii-
tiger ercentriiher Mnnn. 0eiien 2ou-
men ole uerfebrten Sfritte ieiner
jungen Satin cher gutbieBen Die
abItelten. @r liebte es, III ieiner
IN Giumdnten itrahlenoenL idonen
Gltlabctb bepunoert 81 meroen utO
tbat alles, mas Den Himbus heben
fonnte, Der ibr brdunlid) 5artes 8e.
li6tfen umgab. @r eriann Seits
lifteiter, DIE an Slang uno Gurus
alles Sogepeiene iihertrufen; einen
~feenbaften Sd)immer mob er 10
Inn Die gotterte Srau. oeren prad-
Dolle aoltilme Dos Staunen Der
@elt berausforosrten. Sormlile
@llnoer ipareu es, ole man oif
'Suliupl in Scene iebte. Gem lie-
ben 8ott ielbit pfuifte mait ms
SanSperf, Oenn Die SaQmDler dns
berten Die S~obres3eiten, f~eierten IN
ltrenger 8interjeit Rrrlife Sonl.
lmerndfte III lpoblourhbei3ten 8ar.
tenraunltn, inter ~bliibenSen Strdu-
d)ern mo Sopfgewadlan. SeQ6aif.
tenbe 9foien braden Die @1ise' pom
Spalier nnb ergosten iif an Dem
fiinItlttlen Communicating. pGD-
renh neid,e Quft Die Wansen fG-
d]elte. Mh, o. maren berrlid}e, iln-
uerge6lihe 3eiten nuf 6allnpl! Nus
eirsm, in foltlifIten Otarmcr ae.
bettete1t Seide bes impropilierten
@artens id)opften Die Seben Sen
fcilrigitet @ein nit iunfelneen &ri-
itaQgl0iern, urto NIT elmer 8iin.
ibelrlte, Die @rdfin Gliiabetb aus
thcilte, fonnte man aus einem nit
6ras ilno Woos betpafienen Ser
&c. aitf Dem Hiibejobl I'M @erited
ballite, ieoen ieiner @iinife in
Seoiirfnilien Ses 9ebens beiriesieen
laIien.
Gortiesung oIat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
Nms Der 3nitrnftisnsitambe.

llnteroifisier: ,@as peritebt Ser
Soloat inter Gerrain, arasotnif!"
(&rapotnif Idneist.)
llnteroffiSier: yOonnerstagl
Sdnft bas Yefari Den sanSen Gag
oarin berum uno weib nift, mas
3erruin it,"
&rasotnif (ploelih erleudiet)
81 paor Stiebeln is lid Serrain,
SEER llnteroffisier!"
ll~ntcroifiaisr (einen @userblid
Itarr, Damn ebehio pl0slid Der.
itebero): ga freiliG, Ieine Gito.
bratlntihen lino lhon Elm Serrain! I"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24

rchte 3iuicn nimmt, 10 elner, Del
iiber @ebiibr Ole &clte preBt mn
ausiallgt - er lit cill Somppr, mit
Die @robtarte il9t."
Limo ein lolher bit Oh ard)
Hapo2"
Die 2eltte iasen es,"
limb Iu?"
sd inge nein,. id bin es nift.
Ser Slbenb mar resneriif. mi
ser Sturm blies in alen Sonartcr
nm oos einlnme Saiis al lei
Staotmulter.
sd m0d)te nod eiunol binaus"
iaatc flcin 2inois pom Sopbn a,i
iprinselib. ouf Dem tic %inlnoenlanl
gelegen.
.Gu mcine @iite, iett 9(benb&
llno bel bern @etter?" id)rie SEQ.
more, Die boS @Bgeid,irr pom Glide
nabm nnb bas &iihtuh ~ialtete
uSoraits miro nihts, laiie Die @e
liiite mr. beiieite."
.@o lit Der Eapa?"
,2riiben in leinem S(rbeitsSim
mer, er lGbt li6 slbenbS niht ieben
I'll meiBt ia, Dab ole Runben meil
oieie 3eit 81 ibren 8eihGiten ans.
iuhen." Gin bGBlihes 5~peioellti
ees 9Gdcln irrte nm Der alter
&alsbGlterin 5abnloien Mlno.
,0u muBt mir Gines iaeen, SEQ
more, aber geuiB uno w~abrbaitig
id) meiB lonit nidt, mem i'd nod
almlben fam. @iQit Cup"
2inois botte ole Alte bel Der
SGnoen 9eiaBt uno ibr brauies &c
libthen in 9ieide Sobe gcredt.
.@oS balt Gu bcnn lhou mie
Der? Sas ainb bat Guediilbel
i'm Seibe, chen gloubte id lie Gin
geiblaien MN lit lie Seiier Uni
6lomne. 2aile mid crit bas @e
ldirr forttraaen, id icbne mid nod
&ube uno Shloi. Mcinit 9u, i'd
ipiirte nidt oas S(lter unb ben Der
miinidten &beumatismus in bel
8~lieoern2"
oGu geblt niht ii6er Die Sdhpelle
beuor Oh mir geantportet!"
I'D claude gar, I'll orobit mir
@os piult Gu benn miiier?"
.Sb Der Yapa idledt lit? Sd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24

burd)5og BEN Goum IN angenebmer
@eiie.
DIls menn er cberl aus Dem Vaa-
iaul f1me", oahte 9inois, uno plot.
ltd) ourd)flbr lie cine G%rinnerlina
beim alonge Der pebllalltenoen
WdnnerIiirnme.
r@raf Solippl."
&elinois erifraf. Sntte lie oer
Nnmen geiliiitert2
glllf Der Bcnonntc erihraf. Gu.
ferlo iloa iein allge nod Der IN
finiteres Siufcl gebiiata Sreppe.
alti Der 2inOiS I'M jGben Shred lid
nieoergefauert.
Ser iulae SffiSier moltc Serri
&emper iprcten. lino 2corore &c.
leitete i'm III bns slrbeits5immer
ibreS Serrn.
9inois aber flog in i6r Spiel.
fabiuett, rib hurtig Die Salouiier
Dor Die Seniter ltnD fniete nufhor'
d,eno on eas Shliiiiellof Der
Sbiir. Nls tic iih nad) eirer @eit
erbo6, lpar lie gang ROTH I'M @eiidt
v@r lit alrs @roBtant's Geidleht,
lins er bat Gelo gebOlt 3ll leinem
@ettrcnnen. Sb 8roBtaltt's 9ia.
morten idyon perfouit iino?" fit
lterte lie auf9ere9t.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-23
1t Was Poison.

The question is settled as 20
the cause OF Mrs. Creheld's sud-
den death in Seattle. The Port
land Journal OF Tuesday night
says:
The coroner,s physicians who
analyzed the stomach of Mrs.
Maud Hurt -Creheld. the widow
of the late Edmund Joshua"
Creheld, the Holy Roller leader,
reported this afternoon that
enough poison was found in the
stomach of the dead woman to
kill several persons. It is there
fore evident that the woman was
either murdered or committed
suicide, probably the latter.
Mrs. Creffleld was the daughter
of 0. v. Hurt of Corvallis. At
the time of her death she was in
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-23

prison with Esther Mitchell,
both charged with the murder of
Esther's brother, George Mitch
ell, who was killed by his sister
in revenge for the murder of
Creheld. She died suddenly
about midnight last Friday night
supposedly from heart disease.
She was buried yesterday beside
the body of her dead husband.
Esther Mitchell, who attended,
exhibited the first sign of emo.
ton she had shown since her
crime, and it was believed that
the hypnotic spell under which
Esther had been held by the
elder woman was broken.
Suicide was threatened by both
women hen first arrested aud
close watch kept over them to
prevent them from carrying out
their threats. Both expressed
their desire to die frequently.
Lately, however, officials have
been off their guard by the chan
ged demeanor of the women
which is believed now to have
only been a ruse to secure the
poison.
How the poison was smuggled
IN is mystery. It is believed,
however, that Esther Mitchell is
IN the secret. The closest kind
of watch is being kept upon her
to prevent her following in the
footsteps of her friend the men-
tor.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-23
Among the iollv events of the week

Among the jolly events of the week
was an aietrnoon given Wednesd"s by
Mrs E. W. S. Pratt, who proved l,-eself
recourceful and altogether charming
hostess. There was progra m While. i'
cluded comic solo bv Mrs. Pratt: in
strumental solo, Miss Nina Yates; 49,,
due Mrs. Bush and Mrs. Taylor; -
strum ntal solo, Miss Darby; c" :,
dial que. Misses Laura Pratt and L..~
Hill; a comic "stunt' by Mrs A. :
Wilkins an seeding" con test by n
]. B. Horne and Mrs Tartsr,swho W.
first blindfoldei and then required II
sit on the foer I'd feed each other
crackers. The program kept the COZ p
any corvuised wi laughter, and those
present declare the event to have been
the mos enjo7 lie of all Their expert
ences. Th roo u were prettily decorated
with chrysanthemums, and an appetiz.
ing luncheon was served at five O'Clock
About Is ladies enjoyed the occasion
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-23
Her FUNERAL.
Mrs. Maud CreffieId at ReSt-The
Services Were Private.

The funeral of the late Maud
Hurt-Cremeld was held IN Seat
tie Monday. The services were
attended by none save the men,
-bers of the family who were in
the city. Mrs. CreReld was IS
years of age and resided for many
years in Corvallis. The Oregon
ian gives the following concern
ing the funeral:
''For the first time since the
unexpected death of Mrs. Cref-
field, Esther Mitchell this morn
ing broke down and wept like a
child at the bier OF the widow of
the leader of the notorious Holy
Rollers. The funeral was held
at the Conney Watson Company's
chapel for Mrs. Creheld. It was
at the end of this service, when a
handful of friends and relatives
of the dead woman were asked to
take their final leave, thai Esther
Mitchell stepped to the casket
and bowling, wept.
Behind Esther Mitchell were
O. V. Hurt, father of Maud
Crefheld, Mae Hurt, her sister,
Frank Hurt, her brother, and
Mrs. Frank Hurt. In another
part of the room were Attorneys
w. II. Morris and S. M. Shipley,
who represented George Mitchell
at his trial for rhe killing of
Joshua Crefheld, and Attorney
Holzheimer, attorney for Esther
Mitchell. There was no music
and few flowers.
"Corouer Carroll has not yet
received a report of the chemical
analysis Of the contents of Mrs.
Crefheld's stomach, and the ex-
animation will not be completed
until this evening. Hurt an
nounced that the funeral services
for Mrs. Creneld would be s,rict-
ly private, and expressed himself
as being very thankful that the
morbid.y curious public were not
allowed to see the body.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-23

Dan Kelly Has 1t.

The worlds record as sprin-
ter is awarded to Dan J. Kelly,
the modest young athlete of Eu-
gene The story OF the ffnal de-
cision is related in the press dis
patches this week, and is as fo,-
lows:
champion Sprinter of the
World" is the proud title that
Dan J. Kelly, Oregon's great
athlete, can now claim. rhe
long-looked-for decision is given
by the Amatuer Athletic Union,
and the decision makes Kelly
champion of the world in the
Ioo-yard dash. His great run
was made at Spokane on June 23
in a track meet between Seattle,
Spokane and Portland. Kelly
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-23

ran under the colors Of the
MnltnoInah Amateur Athletic
Club. Arthur Dufy's record oi
nine and hree-fft hs seconds was
expunged by the union, it having
been proved that Duffy was a
professional at the time he made
his record. This leaves Kelly
undisputed champion of the
world.
Kelly is attending college at
the University of Oregon. He is
only 22 years of age ard COM
menced his athletic career at
Baker City high school, and later
attended Co1umb bia University of
Portland where he first showed
signs of future greatness in the
athletic world.
Kelly is a quiet, studious ell
low and immensely popular
among his college associates
After his record breaking dash at
Spokane he had many offers to
go % Eastern colleges, but has
decided to finish his course at
Eugene. He will appear on the
track again in the spring.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-23
GAVE WORTHLESS CHECKS.
Then Failed to Meet Contract-A
Peculiar Affair.

Like all the rest Of mankind,
hop growers have their troubles
Sometimes it is lice, mould.
scarcity of pickers, light crop
and lighter price, and OCCASION
ally it is in the form of a bunco
buyer who fails to meet his pro-
mise at the time of delivery. In
the case in question it is the lat
ter, and a pretty state of affairs
has resulted from the refusal of
the buyer to receive the product
for which be bargained.
The trouble is at Buena Vista
10 the we'll known hop belt
where dozens OF Corvallis fami-
lies go every season to assist in
gathering the harvest, and no
doubt many bale of the hops
involved were gathered by Cor
vallisites. The story is told in
the Polkcounty papers as follows:
Several hop growers residing
in the vicinity of Buena Vista are
having trouble in the matter of
delivering their hops to Phil
Niece, a Woodburn hop dealer,
who contracted for the hops sew.
eral days ago, and claims to be
representing foreign dealers.
The growers interested are w.
J. Steele, R. J. Steele, Thos.
Pomeroy and w. Bilyeu. The
hops were contracted tor by Niece
and checks rendered given upon
the Bank of California or Port
land. The entire crop of the
gentlemen named was contracted
for and delivery was to be made
at the Buena Vista ware house.
The hops were delivered and
placed in the warehouse but
when it came to cashiug the
checks rendered trouble COM
menced. Niece instructed his
local representative not to receive
the hops.
Attachment proceedings COM
menced to enforce the collec-
ton of the checks and it was
found that there was no money
inithe Bank of California behind
the checks. ..
The hops are stored in the
Buena Vista warehouse and are
in possible danger from floods un-
less removed, and altogether the
growers are having a pretty hard
time OF i. Attorney Jones is
looking after their interests and
will exhaust every means at his
command in seeing that they get
a square deal, aud before the case
is settled fully the grand Jury
may be called upon for a little
service unless adjustment is made
otherwise.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-23

One OF the ueatest and most
unique advertisements seen. in
Corvallis in the way of Thanks
giving designs, is turkey made
of linen towels in the J. NJ. Nolan
& Son clothing store. A red
napkin furnishes the necessary
color about the head, and the red
borders on the towels is cleverly
displayed in the huge fan like
tail. The entire device is suffi.
ciently "cute" to catch the eyes
of all who pass the window.