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Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
Miscellaneous Wants

SGSlI5nsSUS WSnES WANTED-Clean cotton rags at Re publican office.
 WANTED-Pupils in French. Spanish. and German at the Arizona School of Languages. Lamson Hall ALICE LAWSON. the well known healer. clairvoyant and life reader. is now located at 3O2 East Van Buren St.
 RETIRED MERCHANT. niddle-aged lonely. kind and liberal. very veal -thy,=wishes -tg- correspond with lady; object matrimony Box 425, St Joseph. Michigan. FRENCH CANADIAN g.rI part In dian, pretty. wealthy. educated. would marry respectable white man. Address Francis Rich. 235 Washing ton St Boston. Mass. FURNITURE, stoves. cooking utensils. etc. at Morden's Big Second Hand store, 4o1 F. Washington St. Phone black G4. Also coal oil and gaso- line for sale cheap. WANTED-Driving horse. must be cheap 823 N 2nd Street. WANTED-A sound gentle driving horse. Must weigh HOO pounds or more. A. AI. White. 22 W. Adams. PRIVATE instruction in German and French. by a highly educated Ger man lady in the best Of health. re- gently from Berlin. Special atten- tion to conversation. Best refer erences. Terms reasonable. Frau Baden. care Republican. WANTED Room and board by young man in private family Please state terms in answer. Address P. w. Republican.
 A FINE CHANGE for man with small capital to make easy money. 242 w Wash. St.
 WANTED TO RENT-Furnishe or unfurnished house, 5-6 rooms. Not too far out. medium price. FOR EXCHANGE-6-r brick, with shed kitchen; good well; lot 50x15O; to trade for desert land. Greene & Griffin.
 TO LOAN-$50O at 10 per cent, first class security in Tempe and vicinity. Address P. O. Box 1O41, Tempe SEE MRS. RICHARD and Mrs. Groos for first class dress making at req sOnable prices. 234 West Monroe. NIANI OFFICE-ROOm 1, Anderson Block. Hours, to p. m. REFINED LADY, with good home. would like to take care of small child or to adopt. For particulars. address Mrs. Robert Bright. P. O. Box 392 MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS experi- enced cara reader, tells past, present and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen. 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St.. corner Third.
 PICTURE Frames made 10 order, all sizes and kinds at Balke's Big Curio Store.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

articles LOO numerous 10 mention. Terms: Six months time on ap- proved notes will be given, bearing - 10 per cent interest. On all sums over $25 z per cent discount for cash $25.0O and under, cash. Will liam Chamberlain, owner. Ham mond. auctioneer
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

FOR RENT-SmalI house unfurnished. Apply 307 North First Ave.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18
urrlurrn unH bod eewunnen.

Nls 6ie dQbefannte uno beliebte dnz
mut6ige Sper bon Charles Noolp6e
Iodm, Der alte, etpigiunge ypoitiaon
bon 2oniumeau," oas 9lan5paraOerob
jeOes Senoriiten, Der nit 8erbe bas
bo6e 6 beraus5uf9mettern bermag,
uno auf's flotte peiti9enfnalen fi6
peritebt, gum erften Mtale in paris CUR
Iuffiibruns selanste, gebDrte gu oenen,
tpel3e Dem iungen Muiiter iofort einen
groBen @rfolg prop6eseiten, Dor alien
aud Der frun5Dfi9e 4ltmeiiter gra5iO>
Ter, lei9ter Melobien, Der beriibmte
8omponiit Srdncois Muber.
Na5 Der @enerolprpbe elite er alif
feinen jugenoli6en &onegen 81 unO
be9liidpiini9te i'm bereits Dor Der
Nuffiibrung.
@bam aher f6iittelte 5tpeifeln6 fei>
men &opf: pubte er bod nrr gu gut,
pie unbere9snbar Der Grfolg, beionz
oers BEL einem 10 lebbaften Yublitum
pie oas frun5Off6e, lit. sd fiirdte,
i9 fir6te," fpra9 er oesbalb beforgt,
res miro f9ief geben."
So6 @ubsr pioeripruG beftiger:
nRi6ts baben sic gu befiir4ten, gar
ni9ts! SD fo5e Sbnen Ell mas: i9
tDette fogar barauf! = sic baden elmer
riefigen @rfolg nit otefem ,Yoitinon'!"
rSie piirben Sbre Nette perlieren,"
lautete Die G~rtpioerung bes beI6eibenen
iungen &omppniifen, ninOem mir belize
our6funen!"
rSo tpetten mir alIo! = SD pette
bunoert 2ouis6or, baB Sbre Sper Gen
i4Onften Grfolg bait" f9lug @ubsr
bor.
Die Wette ipurbe in Ser Shat ges
md9t.
DIS Die erite @uffibrung Der Sper
ftdttfano. fub gana BORN, glei9 in Ser
erften 3eibe, elm Glterer Serr, Der nit
jugenoli9er 8egeiiterung BEL jeoer
Summer pie rafeno applaubirte.
Sas fiel balo anf. Oenn bieIer eff
rige 8eifu1fpenoer mo nidt ettpa Elm
angetDorbener uno beaablter glaqueur,
ionoern fein @eringerer als Der be-
riibmte, anbefannte 9omponiit Muber
in eigener perion.
Wenn aber Elm Muber in bieier feuri.
gen Weiie einem neuen Muiiftperf Nm
erfennung ipenoete, pie bitten ba bic
iibrisen suriidbleiben biirfen2
Der .poftiaon bon 2oniumeuu," Der
ohnebin gefiel, bate afr einen geraoesu
glGn5enoen grfols, uno ME ipirb pohl
jemaro cine berlorene Wette lieber unb
b%anfbarer be5ablt babsn als Der slidi
Hide imnge 4omponiff.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18

gineunerbDrte Sre9beit
entpidelte Sen. SO. 2ppns, Der emit
Elm Sniafe Der &sformanitalt in SET
ferIpnbile, Snb., mar. @r bate Die
Stirne, ii9 bas 3u9tbuus in Mii9iz
gan gitp aeisen gu laHen, pGbreno
cine 8elpbnung bon $50 auf feiner
Seitnabme itanp. @qeroinss bate er
bag ps9, erfannt Su tperben, unb
MAJ bebielt ben v8eiu9er" nun slei9
in Der 4nifalt. Sn Der 3efOrmunz
ftalt gait 2nons fir our4trieben. Gr
bate beim 8uu bes 3eaenbaufes
e" gebplfen unb fannte baHelbe sez
nau. gines Sages entfam er, nu9=
benz er ii9 bic &leiber zines 8eamten
beri6afft batte. Man fling i'm elm,
bu er absr beitdnOie Der Sepa6uns
beburfte, apurbe er na9 Mi9igan
Gitp transferirt. Mber audi BON bort
entfam er, nebit einem Goaegen.
WGbrenb bieier nu9 Spei Wp4en
aefaBt purbe, bauerte es 5pei Sabre,
ebe man bon 2pons bOrte. &iirSlia
nun fam er rtpoblgetleibet" in bic
Mnitalt unb bat, i'm bur9 biefelbe gu
fiibren. Man merfte aber balo, baB
er bort iebr befannt lei, unb feline
SeItnabme erfplgte.
Gin eigenartteer Mutoz
unfaa ereignete ii9 in Berlin, q. S.
Der @utpmpbilbGnbler 80. 81. &nor
fubr nit einem anberen Manne in eli
mem Mutomobil auf Der Wbite 6orfe
pife unb brett in elm uuf Der Strabe
ftebenbes 6dus. 8eibe Mdnner erlitz
ten i6pers 8erleBungeu am &opf unb
&0rper, ltnb bas IutDmpbil tpurbe
seriplittert. Wm. 6. Walter poIte
bds 0als bon elmer Seite Der Wbite
6prfe pife na9 Der anberen transporz
tirem unb bate bic arbeit CUR 9dlfte
ppIenbet, dls bic Na9t bereinbra6.
Sc tpuroen rpthe 2i4ter an beiben
Seiten bes 6aufes angebraht unb Der
Jiibrer bes @utompbils ba9te, bab
Der @aum 5ipif6en ben 2idtern fret
lei, Biz er su ipdt Die llmriFe bes
!Sauies aus Der Ountelbeit auffau9em
iab. Ser 3ufammenitoB erfolgte,
beibe Mdnner flosen aus benz Muto
nit ben &Dpfen segen bas 9aus unb
blisben bann bepubtlos auf Der
StraBe liesen. Ra9 einiser s3eit
tpurben tie aufssfunben unb BON einsm
Mrat in 8ebanbltins senommsn. Gin
Dunber 1T es, bub bic SnfaTen ni&t
ouoenblidlih aet0btet tpurben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18
paa piItOlrn[difBfm.

Bel einem Diterrei9ii9en Resiment
ftano elm !9auptmann Der fe6r fill
unO saridbaltenO mar uno ouber BEL
feinen Tamera0en 10 iebr i'm &ufe Der
S9I9ternbeit ItunO, baB maj Iogar
an ietnem periOnli9en Mutb speifelte.
Den 9ommanbeur oes &egiments, elm
@raf g.. erfubr baron unb be19lob,
fi9 bon Der @a6rbeit oieies 9erii6tes
gu iberSeugen. Sci einem 6eitefen,
psl9es Die Sffi5iere semeini9aftli9
einndbmen. ri9tete er IS 10 Elm, bub
Der itile Sauptmann feinen Ylab neben
ibm erbielt. unb beim Oehert bra9te
er oas Gefprd9 auf bas Yiitoleni9iez
BEN, porin Der @raf elm Meiiter mar.
S3liebli3 f6idte er mad ieinen Ditto
len. Inn eintge Proben ieiner @eI9ids
li9feit gu geben.
Die Piltolen tamen, uno Der Sberlt
fpra9 gum !9auptmdnn: r@ie pGre
IS, tpenn sic mir einmal Die Semmel
bier bielten. SD mill ie Sbnen aus
Der SunO i9ieBen."
Ollie Sffi3iere bor9ten bod duf uno
faben f9aoenfrob ld9elnb ouf oen
!6auptmann, Der rubig Die Semme
5pif6en Saumen uno 3ei9efinger
ndbm uno lie emporbielt. Der S9uB
fra9te, oie &ugel par mitten Our6
Die Semmel geflogen.
Sas ip0ttii9e 2G6eIn Ser Offi3iere
mar perI9punOen, Offenbar i9dmten
fie fi9.
Der 9auptmann aber frat rr6ig on
ben Slid, nabm Die anoere piItole in
Die 9dno unO fdgte: r9err Sberf, bus
baben sic I90n gema9t, bas m09te if
aud einmal probiren. SEPT, penn sic
tpouten Die Site baben, balten sic min
Die Semmel, biellei9t treffe i9 du9."
Gs mar interefIant, Die Mienen Der
SffiSiere gu feben, Die ebsn nod 10
i3aOenfrob gela9t batten; Der Spiel
bate fi9 georebt, 8erlegenbeit unf
4ngit fpiegelten fi9 in auer Mienen.
am meiiten b%eitiirat mar Der Sberfi
felbft.
r6aben Sic oenn f9pn nit piltoler
gef9Ofen?" fru9te er.
nNein, !Serr Sberit, i9 babe ME eint
9iitole in Der 9uno gebubt; nm IL
mebr piiroe es mid aber freuen, penr
i9 ri6tig treffen piiroe."
Oa baGf alfo ni3ts. Ser Sberii
muBte, Inn fi9 feline 8l0Be gu geben
Sem 0unf9e bes 6duptmdnns na9:
fommen. Was in feinem 9eraen bor:
ging, peib niemano, 10 bel lit gepiB
0aB er, obne nit Der Wimper gu 5uden
Die Semmel in Die SDbe belt.
2angfam bob Der 9auptmann BIZ
Piitole. lan9fum 5ielte er alien ftodtt
Der @tbenl, es mar pl0Bli9 10 itiIe i'm
Scale, Dab man cine Stedndoel 6dtt(
fa1en b5ren fDnnen.
Sa auf einmal iebte Ser !5duptmanr
ab uno fagte barmlos ld3eln0: rNein
es miro bait bod ni6t geben, i9 fDnnt'
mOgli6erpeiie baneben i6ieben- Sd
6ante Sbnen bielmals, 9err Sbert."
Seitoem bat man on Ieinem Mutbt
ni3t mebr ee5neifelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-18
8 cine duBerF mutbise
{. erpies iid iiingit Jrdulein
J. Sonobue, cine 2ebrerin in

Spnpbue, etne Sebrerin IN
.nne, %. s., inbem lie ibre S9iz
Ter Dor ben Mngriffen zines tolet
9unbes biitete. Oiefer erf9ien plOs<
lt9 in benz S6ul5immer unb fpran5
auf Die entieBten 8inber gu. SO sez
lang 5rdulein Oonobue, i'm in cine
gde gu treiben unb bort belt tie ihn
felt, inbem lie ibre HOde uusbreitete
unb ii9 10 bor ben 4ngriffen oes
9unbes I9iiBte. SnSpif9en eilten Die
45 SGiiler in's Sreie uno bena4rths
tigten ben S9ulbiener unb einen ppz
tighten; lebterer elite CUR 9ilfe herbst
unb erf6pb ben 9uno, einen groBeH
8%ernbarbiner. Srdulein Sonobue fiel
ni9t in Sbnma9t, pie man pobl
erpartete, fpnbern betra9tete nur
tpebmiitbig ibren &od, ben Der 6uno
tpGbrenO bes fat 5ebn Minuten pG5>
renben Samples in Sesen serihen
bate.
Gin Stperg IN Nen 0prt
fat ii9 ais 8igamiit entpuppt. Sam
2eDp lit MIR 8 SUB 2 3oI groB, aber
10 flein er bon Jtsur, ebeniO sroB
i9eirt feline 3iebe CUR bplben Weibz
li9feit gu fein, unb Sfpur bepur5ugt
er bic srpben S9lanten. &iir5li4
purbe er i'm Gfer Marfet 9eri9t
unter Der 4nflage Der 8igdmie bprz
eefiibrt, benz Sombs=9 efGnsniB iiber<
t%pieien, aber ipdter gegen gargi9aft
entlahen. Gs melbete fi9 bumals
brei Srauen, bic ben 3Derg uls III
rem @atten rsflumirten. SEPT lit nun
nod cine bierte aus Nep 8eofOro,
Maf., gefommen, bic fi9 Innie
SftrafstD nennt unb i'm f4pn Dor
1ieb5ebr Sabren eebeiratbet baben
min. sic iast, bub ie bier Sunsen
BON i6m 6at, bret babon Oriainge.
Seine @attinnen ioq 2epb unter pers
i6iebenen Numen seAeirutbet baben,
ME sSeruIalemsfp, 8u3elmunn, Sisz
bermann unb S%ftrafstp, Su einem err
folgrei9en pplpgamiite ME Sod
uno anbere f9eint es linn uber feiner
3nergengeitalt tpe9en an Salient gu
feblen.
Gin in Der i1ebermttt<
lung on ben Iorefaten D~eripdteter
Brief mu6te in gamben elmer frObli<
den 6p93eitsfeier elm idbes. gnbe.
SRI. Suiie Gprbitt purbe in Der 8irz
6e CUR llnbefledten gmpfdngniB nit
M. Mabonep setruut, unb ipGter
fanb i'm Saul e hires 8rubers Elm
Sp9seitsmabl itdtt. WGbrenb ii4
bic @Gfte beim Spiel unb Sang auf
bas Sibelfte u~nterbielten, erinnerte
fi9 Srau gprbett, bab lie pergefien
bate, ibrsm 9atten einen 9rief einz
SubGnbigen, Der i'm 2uufe bes Cages
eingetrpffen mar. sic bplte ben Srtef
berbei unb iibergab i'm Dem 9utten.
Gprbitt Dffnete ben Brief las einige
s3eilen unb erblaBte = bas S4rsiben
entbielt bic Ra9ri9t pon benz in
Neufunblanb erfpleten Sooe ieines
8dters. Qls Gprbitt feiner S9peiter,
Der neubermGblten 6rau, Die Nu4s
ri6t iibermi!telte, fiel bieie in Shnz
ma9t. Mit Der SeItli9feit mar IS
natiirli9 porbei, bic Mufit peritumm<
te unb bic 9Gite perlieben bds 9aus,
in bas 10 plD5li9 Die Srauer ein9e5sS
gen mar.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-25
PURSUIT Is ABANDONED.
Rain Covers Up the Tracks of Fleeing
Bank Robbers

Shawnee, Okla, Oct 2i.-Artcr an
all-day search Chief Sims called m
his dogs and returned to Shawnee to-
night unable, owing to the days rain,
to follow the four men who robbed
the bank at Sparks, twenty-four miles
north of here, this morning The
chief went to Sparks on a special San
Ia Fc train and followed the men for
some distance until the rain began.
The four robbers first awoke Mrs.
James, at her hcme in Sparks, and
robbed her of $50. With tools from
a Santa Fe section house and a BARR.
cade of hog wire, stolen from a hard.
ware store, they took possession Of
the bank The safe blowers fired el.
even charges Of dynamite and worked
an hour and a quarter with people
constantly running nearby at whom
the guards inside the barricade fire.
quently shot,
During the melee over 300 shots
were exchanged. The safe was blown
to pieces and the building partly
wrecked. Over $4OO was found on
the floor today. The robbers got
about $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-25
May Sue for College.

Marshall, Mo-. Oct. 2i.--The new
A. C. Stewart chapel Of Missouri Val
ley college, which was dedicated here
last Friday, together with the main
college building and dormitory and
endowment of the college, is threat.
cned with one of the greatest law.
suits ever in its history.
Rev S. II. McElvain, of this city
stated clerk of the synod of the Loyal
element of the Cumberland Presby.
tcrian church, who returned today
from a meeting of the synod at Mont.
rose, Mo-, announced that the Loyalists
adopted a resolution 10 at once con.
test legally, il necessary, for the prop
erty Of Missouri Valley college, which
was being attempted to be taken away
from the Cumberland Presbyterian
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-25
To Suppress Traffic in Women.

Paris, Oct. 24.-Delegates from
England, the United States and many
continental countries are taking part
in the third international congress for
the suppression of the traffic in wo-
men, now in session here. Former
Premier Bourgeois is presiding at the
meetings, Delegates to the congress
declare that there is an organized
"vice trust" which operates in many
European countries and that thou
sands of women are shipped annually
to the United States, Australia and
many other nations.
1t is expected that some definite
plan of action will be decided on at
this meeting, which will result in put
ting stop to the traffic.
1t is alleged that the "vice trust"
has its headquarters in Italy, and
an appeal may be made to the Italian
government.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-25
Accidentally Shot His Wife.

Stonewall, /. T., Oct. 24.--John An
drcws, a young business man, acci
dcntoly shot and almost instantly
killed his wife, while cleaning an old
shotgun, supposed to be unloaded
Mr.. Andrews had been married only
about four months, He was sitting
on the bed beside his wife, when the
gun was discharged, the contents tax.
inc effect in the stomach of Mrs. An
drews, death resulting in few min
utcs.
Andrews is crazed with grief and
attempted suicide Immediately after
the accident.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-25

lots, notice is hereby given that see
tion 2,02j, Of the Oklahoma law.
which governs the election 10 be held
on November q, 1900, for the election
of delegates to said constitutional
conventions provides that such Ger.
tilcalos and petitions must be filed
not less than twenty days before the
day fixed by law for the election.
In accordance with such provisions
of the law, the districting and can
yas,iug board in Indian Territory
viii receive and Gle certificates of
nominations which reach the board
on or prior to October II, 1906.
Any certificates or petitions reach
ing the board after that date cannot
be considered, and the names of the
delegates nominated thereon cannot,
be placed upon the official ballot.
TAMBS BIXBY,
JOSEPH A. GILL,
VIM. II. IL. CLAYTON.
Muskogcc, Indian Territory, 0eto-
Der II, 1906.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-25
Confederate Veterans Meet.

Roanoke, Va, Oct. 24.-With tho
inspiring tune of "Dixie," played by
many bands, and with the stars and
bars floating in the breeze from near
ly every building in the city, Roanoke
is today giving a hearty welcome to
the veterans and their sons gathering
here for the annual meeting Of the
grand camp. Appearances indicate
that the present encampment, which
will last three days, will be the most
Enthusiastic gathering Of the veter-
ans Of the lost cause ever held in
Virginia. One Of the most important
business matters to be considered il
the erection Of handsome monument
to the women Of the South, for which
many local camps have already ap-
propriated considerable sums.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-25
JEW FOR CABINET.


fAAl aAlahoN ~ ~ VI aitll w DN
90 HonCrJd.
Washington, Oct, 2i-Cabinct
Hangcs scheduled to occur on the re-
demcnt Of Attorney General Moody
January |, and Secretary of the Treas
AIRY Shaw March !, next, have been
aalc public at the White House.
On the first day of the year, Mr.,
,ouaparic a, secretary of the navy,
Nll' succeed Mr. Moody as attorney
general, and will in turn be succeeded
by Mr.. Mctcalf, the secretary of COM
ucrcc and labor, the htler's place be-
M liIicd by Mr. Strauss. Mr. Cortel-
,uu, uoW postmaster general will take
Secretary Shaws place on March T.,
ID which time Mr. Meyer is to become
postmaster general
The announcement followed pro.
uHcd cabinet meeting, The changes
contemplated the Introduction of two
new men, Mr. Meyer who is to be
'o,tma,tcr general, aud Mr. Strauss,
Who is to be secretary Of commerce
n, dlabor.
THE transfers OF Ncssr, Chapman
10 the treasury Bouapartc to the at
,orucy gcncral,hlp and Mctcaf to the
navy have generally been accepted as
lmong the probabilities for some time,
although il has been known that both
Mr. Bonapartc and Mr.. Mctcolf were
for a time loath to leave their present
positions.
Mr.. Meyer who will become post
master general, is ambassador to Rus
Nio, to which place he was appointed
March &, 1908, following his service us
ambassador to Italy from 1900 to
1898, lie is a native Of Massachu-
setts.
The appointment of MIR. Strauss
caused considerable surprise. 1t will
he the first ease where a citizen Of
the Hebrew faith has been made a
member Of the presidents cabinet.
MrStrauss was born December, 1850,
and is well known as a merchant, di-
plomat and author. lie represented
the United States as minister to Tur-
key on two different occasions, and
was appointed by President Roosevelt
to I'LL the vacancy caused by the death
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-25

First published in the Daily World,
September %, l906.)
In the United States Court, for the
Western District Of the Indian Ter
ritory, sitting at Sspulps.
Warning Order.
l.. II. Ruggles, plaintiff, VS.. Rudolph
Marchal, Josephine c. Marchal,
his wife, and w. w. Hamilton, de-
PENDANTS.
The defendant, w. W. Hamilton is
warned to appear in this court with
in thirty (30) days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, l.. ii. Rug
yles. fled herein against him.
Witness the Honorable Lewis Sulz-
bacher, Judge of the above entitled
court and seal thereof, al Sapulpa,
Indian Territory, this Goth day of
August, 1906.
r. b. Harrison, Clerk
BY o. W. Irelan.
w. J. Grego, Attorney for Plain
tiff.
James Mccain, Attorney for non
resident defendants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-25
Roosevelt Is Now a Vet.

Washington, Oct. 2I-At the White
house today President Roosevelt will
he initiated as a member of the Farms
worth post Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. He will be admitted as an
associate member only, General Hor-
ace Porter will have charge of the GER
emony, which will be witnessed by n
large delegation of veterans.
The associate society of the G. A.
r., to which the president will be ad-
mittcd, is made of men in sympathy
III the objects Of the organization,
'Iu@ oVl II! lIud on Hool oqM luq
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-25

First publication in The Tulsa Daily
World October 9th, l00G)
Before W. W. HyamS, United States
Commissioner in and for the Fifth
Commissioners District, Western
District, Indian Territory.
Tulsa Hardware Company, a corpora
tion, Plaintiff, vs.. Cora l.. Mich
eals, Defendant
Warning Order.
The defendant, Cora l.. Micheals, is
hereby warned to app"ar within 30
lays before Hon. w. w. llyams.
United States Commissioner in and
for the Fifth Commissioners District,
Western District, Indian Territory,
md answer the complaint of the
Plaintiff, the Tulsa Hardware Com
pany, a corporation.
WITNESS: Hon. W. w. Hyams.
Commissioner in and for the Fifth
Commissioners District, Western
District, Indian Territory.
w. w. HYAMS,
Commissioner.
Wrightsman, Diggs & IIouck, and
Frank d. Burford, Attorneys.
J. w. WOODFORD,
Nttorney for Resident Defendant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-25
PRESS AGENT PIPE2
Anna Held Has Police Hunting Jewels
Worth Sl50,000.

Cleveland, o., Oct. 24.-The police
of this city are working diligently
to discover the whereabouts of $780,
600 worth of jewels which Anna Held,
the actress, reported were stolen on
a Pennsylvania train coming into
Cleveland early Monday morning,
from Miss Held'S stateroom while she
and her husband, Florence Zeigfeld,
Jr, were temporarily absent from it.
The jewels were in a small hand sat
chel which also contained over &c.
600 in money and papers, bank books,
etc., which Miss Held said she valued
at 100000.
When the ease was first reported
to the local police they were incredu-
lous, but Chief Mohier says he is now
convinced that the robbery was com.
mitted. Miss Held says she believes
she was followed by two men from
Baltimore to this city.
The more valuable pieces stolen
consisted of a string of sixty-three
pearls valued at $4,000; a l5-inch
corsage piece of diamonds and emer-
aids valued at $4,000; a string OF
fftv-one pearls valued at $4,000; a
dog collar with four brooches of dia-
monds, and eiyht strings Of pearls
valued at $4,000; a diamond brooch
worth $1,000 and some thirty other
articles consisting Of rings, CHAINS,
Of diamonds, necklaces, etc., valued At
from $500 to $4,000 each.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-25
Low ONE WAY CoLoNIST RATES
TO CALIFORNIA AND THE
NORTHWEST
via the
FRISCO.

The "Frisco" will sell sccond-clas,
colonist tickets to points in Cahfor.
MIA at the
.... Low RATE OF $500 ....
Comparatively as low rates to Mon
lana, Idaho, Utah, Washington, Ore
.on and British Columbia,
Tickets on sale daily until October
}lst For full particulars see w. +
Welsh, agent, or address
y. G. HARRINGTON, +. r.. CLARK
T, p. A.. ID. p. A.
Wichita. Kan. Wichita. Kan
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and given to the Presbyterian church,
L. 5. A.
The loANlist synod elected and ap-
pointed parties as members Of tho
board Of trustees Of Missouri Valley
college.
This board by further motion of the
synod was empowered TO proceed at
once and protect the property rights
Of the college.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-25
"23" for Horse Thieves.

Ada, |. T., Oct. 24.--The Indian
Territory division of the Anti-Horse
Thief Association is holding its anru-
al convention here today. with every
section in the territory well represent
ed by delegates.
The Indian Territory branch now
has a membership Of over 1000 and
is surpassed by only one state division,
that Of Kansas. Horse stealing, once
frequent in the territory, is now al
mos' unknown, owing to the vigilance
of the members Of the order.