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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Cast, quotations were as followsi
FL0uR-Ftrmi winter patents, S.SSdesOi
stTaights, A,TOQ6,0oi- spring straights, $AB
QtQ0; bakers. &t0qAS0
RYE-No, ., 7SHQ1te,
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, S29Sibe; fair
sEEpS-Fiax, No. j southwestern, sl.6s;
No. l northwestern, N72, Timothy, H.a8
PRovIsIoNs-Pork, mess, per bbl, s2aT5
q2LO Lard, per 100 lbs Sl2S. short ribs
sides Qooso), A05O0lOB; short clear sides
OboXed), NLoOQll,50
Total clearancss Of wheat and flour were
equal TO $4,000 bu. Primary receipts were
l,SA.O0c bu,, compared with $4,000 bu, the
corresponding day a year ag9
Estimated receipts Tor Monday; Wheat
A cars; corn, lto cars; oatS iS cars boss,
S000 head,
Receipts and disposition Of live stock at
the Union Stock yards, South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending az 5 p M,
.PVTTER5stsadyi ersamOriss, ae4a@HOi
E~ddS-sisedy; receipts Gs4O eases, flrsts,
Csc; prime firhts, &c,
iSGRi6e, young Americas, l66lSNe; long
PoTAT6Es-Easyi choice to fancy, sg
PouLTRY-Easy, turkeys, ltel chickens,
ioc; springs, iiAo,
NEAL-Steady; 80 70 % pound weights,
TQTlko; 90 10 So pound weights, 7hJae; s.
10 no pound weights, eltselie,
ChioaEu Car Lot Reeeipts-WheAt, IS
cars; corn, 1865 cars; oats, Us cars, Esti-
mated for tomorrow-Wheat. Al oars; corn.
lao cars; oats, rs cars
RECEIPTS,
81, Louis General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct @-wHEAT-Loweri
track. No 2 red cash. N,alQlA; No. Z
hard, N,NMQlI; December, h04i May,
coRN-WeaK; track, Nc. 2 cash, a4G6so;
December, 5TItdSso; May, oO1te; No, 2 white.
Csc.
oATs-steady; track, No. 2 cash, 4Oc;
December, SSAei May, nAei No 2 white,
A2AU42isC,
R~YH-NOminRl, f0c.
FLOUR-Unohanged; red winter patents
&.ooQ6lQ, extra fancy and straight 5000
bbO; hard winter clears, Ra0dA8
SEED-Timothy, &IbgA@
coRNMEAt-alO
BRAN-Weak; sacked. east track, u0
OLGA
HAY steady timothy S2@ o 400.
prairie, N0OoQt20
IRON COTTON TIES-S0c,
BAGoIR0-sNo,
HEMP TWINE-1o,
pROvISIONS-PoTk unchahEed3 iohbing
82a&; lard lower prime steam, Ha64lai5
dry salt meats, higher; boxed extra shorts
iac; clear ribs, iao; short clears, l2hc
bacon, hlSheri boxed extra short, Nei eleal
ribs. iSc; short clears, lSkc,
POULTRY-Steady, chickens, Sc; springs
lie; turkeys. iSo; ducks, lie, geese, no,
RIFTTER-Steady: creamery, &dSio.
EGGS-Steady, 3Sko.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, sheep and Lambs steady
Hogs Weak.

CHICAGO. oct. @-CATTLE-Receipts
estimated at 500 head, market steady;
beeves A.OOQ71O; western steers. N.26Q76O;
heirers. a.OOa675; calves, S6.B0aS.5O.
HOGS--Reoeipts m at 1900 head,
market weak, light, I.25a7.75; mixed, {I.SS
good to choice heavy. t7.EOG9'aS; pigs, $3.50
G7.25; bulk Of sales, T.6607s5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoeipts esti-
mated at ZOO head; market steady; ma
tives. S2.50d4N: westerns. 81 .7bGATb; year
lings, S4.b0G6. 80; lambs, natives, S+.2b47.0O'
westerns, A.bO07.O 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, oct. @-Bearish foreign Rd-
vices inspired considerable wheat selling
today, causing moderate weakness with de-
cllnes OF MGMc In all deliveries at the
close. Corn, oats and provisions were also
weak.
Wheat was subjected to selling all day,
but offerings were not large. Following
declines ranging from hc 20 Nc at the start,
prices moved within narrow limits, De-
cember selling between u.@ and N.OSh
The market closed weak at almost the bot
tom.
Cold weather throughout the corn belt
prompted selling by tired holders, resulting
In moderate declines In all deliveries. o.
tober sold off about a cent. The market
closed at almost the loves point with
prices AU7Sc lower.
Oats were dull and easy, Prices at ths
close were unchanged to Nc lower.
Provisions were weak early on liberal
receipts OF live hogs. Shorts bought on
the decline, causing considerable recov.
cry. The close was easy with prices un'
changed 10 i7hc lower,
1he leading features ranged as follows,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, Octo-
Der %. 1909, Sealed proposals in tripllcate
will be received here until II a. m, central
time November 10, 1903, and then opened
for the construction OF road, walks, eto,
at Fort ~Leavenworth, Kan, Full informa-
on application, Plans and specifications
may be seen here, also at office Chief
Quartermaster Omaha, and Master Build
ers Exchange, Kansas City, Mo. The
United States reserves tho right to accept
or reject any or all bids. Envelopes 20 be
marked Proposals for Roads, Walks,
Etc and addressed to Captain William
d, Davis. Quartermaster.
o 2S- 29-S0-S1, N 1l-l2.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
Mnwaukee GraiR Market.

MILWAUKEE. Got. @-wHEAT-No.
northern, A0QQllOh; No, 2 northern, u.OiH
0loiAi December, A@h.
OAT6-2&o,
BARLEY-Samples, 396Io.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
Grain Market.

DULUTH. Oct @-WHEAT-Deeember,
tLOiN; May, NOAh,
No, l northern, r,OgA; No, ? northern.
uO2S.
oArs-HAGSSNe,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

PHILADELPHIA. oct, sO-BUTTER-
Firm. with fair demands extra western
Aaho; extra nearby prints. SNc,
EG0S-Erm, with god demand Penn
sViVania ana other nearby firata. free
cases. sic, al mark; Pennsylvania and
other nearby current receipts. IN return
able cases, Nc. a. markl western firstA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Mary a Nutoff and husband to Vac
Law Hambek II, " lot l6, block z
kountze's fourth supplementary adj
dition ;..,.,"."".",,"y. 1000
Erwin, north so feet block 80, Key
stone park go. 1900
Smith, lot 10, Dodge's subdivisio, n. 500
United Real Estate n Trust co, 10
North Side Christian church, lots IA
and 10, block 6. kOuntZe place.. l,4OO
Fannie l.. Henry and husband TO
Omaha Electric Light & Power Co,
lots rs and S6, Auburn Hnl.......... 500
Lydia A. Barnett to James McClair,
? Van Buron Heights .............., 900
G, George CARRIERS and wife to WIN.
lam M. Dewitt, north 81 feet OF south
~ feet lots . and 10, block l. Shul's
addition s7s5
lot 4, block 3, Drako's addition, !
Pioneer ToWnsltc co. TO II. n. Schro-
der, lots S and 10, block T. BcnniaE-
ron .,'"',"','..'.'''.''''."".,,,,., 500
N, q, Talbot and vale ga a. A, Eck-
les east y lot s. A. Il, saunders
ADDITION .,,.,......, /
G r. Garland and wife 70 same. east
y lot T. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !
Mtlllcent A Dunn 10 same, west y
lot T. same....."..".,.....,..,, !
Anne Shultz and husband to Bertha
NJ, Moore, lots 40 and II, block 8.
W, c. Moves and wife to Anna A.
Bourne, lots TO- II and ~, Ludwlck
place 1000
J. a. Creighton Real Estate y Trust
Co. To ANel Fors, ct al, lot 30, block
9, Creighton's first Addition. ..,....., as
GOuld nietE and wife 10 Victor Nc
Lucas, pRTt lot 2, Gould pletz's sec
pnd addition OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, I
Ellen NJ. Hicks and husband 10 O, y,
Berg north q feet lot % and south
81 feet lot %. block p, Jerome park. 400
NJ. S. Gooding and wife 10 C.. T. Lind
ley, lot q, block 2, Potter a Cobb's
second addition ........-.,..,..,, ]
Dwight Williams, administrator 20
j. r. Wuerth, lots 7 ana 8 block g.
Saunders & Hlmebaugh's Mt, Pleas
ant addition $50
Same TO same, lots 1 and g block T.
same .s-......... .ss.s,..s.. 2b
c.. c.. Somers and wife 20 Jennie Mar
dis, lots 4 ana g. Let's place., 80
a. a. LamoFeaux and wife 20 Y, J.
Wight. lot 4 north a. feet LOT T and
south % feet lot 8, block "a Flor
W s Frank and wife TO Margaret
NJ Kiddie. lot 2 Garyin's subdi-
United Reol Estate a Trust Co. 20
Frank Krncek, lot "a. block
Kountze's nfth Addition. ..........., 60
II A. Kinley 20 a. v. Shibly, south Y
lot 40. Nelson's addition. ,.....,....,.. ic0o
q u Christie and wife 70 W IT,
Sneer, sublot 2 OF sublot ] lot D
Capital addition ..........."",." 1900
Total. ......... $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
|. stooka.

SILYER-Bar, steady at IS lied per OF,
MONEY-4N65 per cent,
The rate OF discount In the open market
for short bills is fAQS per cent; for three
bills, ~ per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Omaha Cash Prtceu.
wHEAT-No. 2 hard. NO1h0l09h: No.
8 hard. 95Q99hc; No. 4 hard, 94497c; No. 2
spring. nO0Q1O2 No. 8 spring, 9599Sc; NO.
4 spring, 92q9bc.
CORNING. 2. SIC; No. 8 Sc; No, 4 654c;
No. Z yellow, b6hc No. 3 yellow, E6Aci No.
2 white. D&660c; No, 3 white. DNo.
OATS-No. 8 mixed. S6hasIo; No. 3 yell
low, GhdS7Ao; No. 3 white, 5SQSsho; NO.
4 white, N9S7hc; standard, SHc.
RYE-No. q 6Smc; No. 3 61968o.
EaW Lar nn1aRmea-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
70 r SALE
SMALL BLOCK OF
go Preferred Stock

Of one OF the widest known publishing
houses OF phenomenal growth in the last
10 years. Common stock bonus ought to
or more IN 1910, Company does an an
nual business OF over one million dol
lars, Highest bank and trade references.
Par value of preferred stock $50, Next
semi-annual dividend on Q per cent pre-
ferred stock, payable January l, 1910. As
only a very small block Is for sale. quick
action Is necessary for those few who
wish to secure an Investment In an enter
prise OF unprecedented growth and still
brighter future. Address
I. o. A, Care OF CHICAGO rTrHA
OCEAN office, OhiaAEo, IlinoiL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
London stoclt NAMED.

LONDON, Oct. S0-American securities
opened better on the stock exchange here
sagged Y to y from the best and the mar
ket closed quiet.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

free cases, sic, at mark western current
CHEEsE-Firm. with fair demand New
York fun creams, choice, l6h @leAoi
New York full creams, fair TO good lbh
010c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct M-WooG-Firml terri
tory and western mediums, lt00oi n me
cluma, GQ2eoi fine, itg2oa
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
Rnnk ClonrInn.

OMAHA, Oct @-BRnk elearlngs for to-
day were HSa,O2Ata and for the CORES
ponding date last year. 81, T69. 6gf.0
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Quick Action for Your Money-You get
that by using The Bee advertising columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
Foreign FinaneiaI.

Total for wssk...,,,ll toi. 6ISn S07a. SS2Ol
last year was A,75a,a 1851
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
SHORTAGE IN SUPPLY OF HOGS
Nevertheless, Packers Lose No Op-
pOrtunity 60 shade Values
October Run OF sheep the
Largest on Record,

The following table shows the receipts OF
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha Tor
the year to date, compared WITH last
year: 1909. 1905. Inc, Dec
Hogs ..........L,S 94, 702 2.O41, $50 ,,,.., los'5AS
Sheep ..........LsS9 COS l,U2,46i 61,lR .."'.'
The following table shows the average
price OF hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons;
Date 1910 I,soS 1o1y 900, lls05 1904. 1893.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
Local ~securItlea.

Local securities quotations, furnished by
Samuel Burns, jr., Ga New York Life
building, Omaha;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Kansas city Grain and PEovtHiOns.
KANSAS CITY-Oet. @.-WHBAT-Cash
unchanged to Io lower, No. 2 hard, AO2h
Qi,0; No, s. aso@&l.Olh; No, ? red NlA@l.l1i
No. s. n.1O01.lA
CORN-A8iA lower; No, 3 mixed, 6T%ei
No, s. Bhd67Ae; No, 2 white, 62hc; No, g.
62A@62hc.
0%TS-Unehangsdi No, ? white, 4Oq4lhc;
No. 2 mixed, S9Q40o,
RYE-72c.
HAY-Unchanged; choice timothy, paOOP
1850; choice prairie, @,Hqa,b; choice al
falfa, SIS, 76Q16,Ib,
BUTTER-Creamery extras. 500 trsts,
CSC; seconds, 26o; packing stock, dlho,
EGGS-EXtras, $50; firsts, 2Se; seconds
and dirties, Qci current receipts, sSci
southerns, loss off, l+o,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-07-15
Shoes and Oxfords.

10 per cent discount on Forsheim Shoes and Os1rdS
opsr cent discount on Queen Qaaat9 SHOES aad oxseras
10 per cen, dsoaspsou ali other Shoes ana oxtords during
This sale
Every Shoe Manufactures has advanced proes on SHOES.
Buy your shoes now and save Is per cent
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-07-15
Hats. and Caps

10 per cent discount on all Stetson hats,
20 per cent discount on al other hats,
s5 per cent discount ou ala Straw and Panama hats
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-07-15
Seasons
StyICS S.

All Of our 90 Boys Knee Pants Suits 400
All otour IS cent Knee Pants during this sale 19c
All of our so sent Knee Pants during tbis sale 38e
Auotoar Men, and Young Mems Pants former price $500
during this sale t4s
All of our Mems and Young Mems Pants FORMER price $3.50
and s. 90 during this sale 1873
All ofour Nea'< and Young Mems Pants former lgiee Saoo
during his sale 2e5
All Of our MEMS and Young Mems Pants former rr'oe $500
and $500 during this sale 3s5
1t will pay sou TO come aud ouy a Suit for yourself or
boys as you viii pay double next sprug for tbe sane suit
that you can buy it TOT now during this sale.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-07-15
Trunks and Suit Cases.

10 per cent discount on all our Trunks and Suit Cases during
this sale.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-07-15
Gents Furnishing Goods.

Manhattan Shirts former price $3.50 during this sale
Manhattan Shirts former price $500 during this sale
Best quality Slo0 Shirt during this sale only
AN our 25c NceKwear during this sale
An Our 50c N,ekweor during this sale
All OF our % cent Underwear, during this sale
An ot our so cent Uuderwear, during this sale
All our 35c Sox during this sale
An our l5c Tan aud Black Sox during this sale
All our 25c Shaw Knit Sox during this sale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-07
GIVE TIPS TO PREVENT
TUBERCULOSIS SPREAD
Graduate Nurses Sugge e S t
Timely Topics for
Legislation.

After electing officers late last even.
ing the first annual convention of the
Oklahoma State Association Of Grad-
uate Nurses adjourned to meet at
Muskogee next October The Officers
are.
President, Mrs. Rae L. Dessell, Of
Oklahoma CITY (re.elected:) secretary
Mrs. Martha Randall. Of Oklahoma
City. (re-elected) treasurer. Miss
Margie Morrison. Of Guthrie first
vice president, Mrs Ferguson OF Enid:
second vice president Mrs Hensley
i Oklahoma City: third vice president
Miss Ellis. Of Ardmoge: fourlA vice
president. Miss Kinds, Of Tulsa. fifth
vice president. Miss Jansen. of Perry.
censory board officers. Misses Martin
Dresback, Of Guthrie. Miss ZeigIer. Of
Tulsa. Miss McElroy. Of Oklahoma
city. and Miss Mildrew Carter. Of
Guthrie.
Prior TO adjournment The associa.
ion passed resolutions recommending
he following legislative measures 70
prevent the spread Of tuberculosis
A law requiring use Of individual
drinking cups In public schools and
1ther public places
Compulsory examination of school
children for tuberculosis
Requiring all physicians to report
tuberculosis cases 10 the state board
Of health
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-07
AIR FLIGHTS
Balloons and AeTOpIaneS
Furnish Entertainment
for RuhbeTneckS
AZ ABsocIated 80

Mobile Ala. Oct Tie balloon
Centennial competing IN the Lahm
cup race from 81 Louis with IT F
Honeywell and x " Tolland aboard
aligbte1 At silaa. Ala, near here
after having been in the air foity.eight
hours. covering fou hundred eighty
i've miles
The official Aef0clah f. buss today
preparing the official result Of The
balloon race for the lsabm cup which
started from here Monday. Unoffiriai
results give the bonors of tho dis.
tance race 10 the 81 Louis Third.
pilot Won Publ, which covered five
hundred and eighig miles. while the
New York and CVcntennial tied for
ihe endurance prize, each having re.
manned In the air foftYeght hours
Thousands ef spectators lhronged
the amphliheaier IN Forest park this
afternoon 70 see the first aeroRlage
flights In the West Both Glen II
Curtiss and Francis Oznoni. his
rival we're out at daybreak testing
their machines. In the test fight
Curtiss flew a thousand ynrds In
forty-iive seconds at height OF
ioFiy-nve feet Ozmonl meresg test
cd his motors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-07

The corporation commission docket
br the October term which convenes
october ~, was issued this week. For
}-six cases are dOcketed for the term.
including eighteen citation orders
gainet railroads for violating orders
n the commission. There are five
ltalions against the Frisco railroad.
our for violating order 0. 1913 and
one for violation Of order 0. 4, There
are tour citations against the Katy
ailroad two for violating order No.
Of he commission and two for VIC
nting order No. l9S,
Four citations were issued against
he santa Re for violating order No.
gS. The Orient road Is cited twice
or violating order No. A, and the iron
Mountain and Rock Island are also
ted twice Tor violating order No.
igS
Six complaints ask for better track
facilities from railroads: four re-
nesls are on the docket for telephone
n depols, five towns ask that rail-
Dads build depots and three towns
sk for an agent
Hearings are scheduled on three
orders. One fixing the Pullman Car
aompany's rates between points In
Le state. another provides that rail-
'oads shall hold trains thirty min
ties al junction points to MAKE con-
ectiuns
The mos important hearing will be
m proposed order No 81, fixing toe
elephone rates between points In tho
state with 25 TO 40 per cent reduc-
ion In he present rates The hear
ng on this order Will probably last
or several days
The ,loneer Telephone company.
which virtually has a monopoly OF
he long distance service in the state.
nd several Of the independent com
ianles viii fight the putting Of the
,rder into effect. The order. II Is
ued will contain a clause giving ana.
lle protection TO the independent
ompanpes upon q showing that they
an not make a legitimate profit on
heir investment a the rates prescrib-
d in the order
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-07
TELL TROUBLES TO BOARD

Three complaints were lodged be-
fore The corporation commission this
morning The Cochran Grocery
company and other establishments at
McAlester ask that the Rock Island
inl Katy roads be required to
Neep their freight depots at that
place open at least eight houly day.
Che railroads recently put inEo ef.
feet an order opening the depot at .
a m and closing at 4.30 p m. Tue
e0mplalrants also allege tnat the
employees are either wholly inccm.
petent or are inadequate for the rea-
ion that dfays are required to wait
wo hours 70 get freight out Of the
office
g g Epps and other citizens OF
Hastings filed complaint against the
Pioneer Telephone company alleging
hat there is o leak on their line,
stating thal Hasting Is ON the same
long distance line as Walters and
fomplc aud that messages sent By
eltizens and merchants OF Hastings
ere diyueed By employees In the
towns Of Walters and Temple. The
eomplainants ask hat the telephone
company be required 70 give them
sparaie line
81 r Roberts. a constable at Va
ohga filed complaint against the
Wstonga Independent Telephone
company Ter refusing 20 place a
phone M bis house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-07
AFTER COOK OR PEARY
OPINION IS DIVIDED
Most Successful Reunion Ends
Tonight With Banquet
at Temple

The seventy-three class membfrs
that are today completing the stot
lish Rite degrees at the Mas3nit
Temple are nopeiessiy divided al IL
the name Tor the class The class
met last might aud organized ny
electing John A Davis of Tulsa
president. Albert g. Potter pl
Chandler, vice presidents John N.
Wallace of Alya, secretary, Milton
II Taulbee of Guthrie. historian. and
W. R Hughes of Arapaho class
orator
The class was unable 10 agree
upon class name last night and ai
meeting this morning q lvely fight
ensued over the naming The class
after the discoyerer of The North
Pole Many members asserted that
the class should be named in honog of
Dr. Cook for tho reason THAI Rear
Admiral Schley, who Is member
of the consistory had taken Cook :
side and that they also believed
Cook was the first dlscoycrcr Of The
pole and not peary. Other members
wanted the class named "Pesrys OF
North Pole class The class has
no. yet selected the present IS ths
consistory 10 be placed In The Tenn
pie
The class at 6 O'Clock this after
noon will complete the Send degree
and will have finished the three
days schooling in higher Masonry
The thirtieth degree was mounted
this morning by picked team IN
charge of j. II Antrobus. This
afternoon a team from Albert Pike
lodge, all Scottish Rite members, ex.
empliied the 3lst degree and team
composed OF George H. Willis, l..
w Baxter. A G. Hixon, Edwin De
Barr, B. r. TIennessey and J 3 A..
Robertson will confer the 32nd de
gree.
At Z o'clock this evening the reun
ion will be brought TO close witt
d banquet for the class members
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-07
SUDDENLY ACQUIRED
RICHES DEVELOPED
DOMESTIC DISC0R[


spectral 70 bdlly Lender,
Tulsa. okla. Oct 2 Clifton &
Drew, husband of Emma E Drew
.armerly Emma pergmm. daughter
If Chief Perryman Of the cacfok
tribe. has tied suit for divorce H.
he district court In which he al
eges that his wife has failed 10 pei
.orm her household and other dutie
and has refused 10 allow him 10 Use
his own automobile, notwithstanding
lhe fact that she has q machine Tor
Aer own personal uee The Drew s
are lhe noasessors of oil landa aae
business nfoperig in aud around Tul
81 valued al o half million dollars
and were married IN Tulsa Just twer
IS years ago this month AIRS prrN
Is a fnllbood Indian of the Cherokee
tribe and possesses title 20 large
tracts Of oil land in her own right
Mrs Drew fled a cross petition "
he suit brought bY her husband and
T. " Cfoabie, a wealthy oil man aui
president oi the Central National
harl nl Tulsa IS namad AIS code
lendaut 81 the petition. Mrs Drew
alleges that her husband has been
Ia habifual dfunkard for the pasl
wear and % numerous times hal
beaten her with bis hgis and humll
lsled her heiofl ben Friends Il #
also alleged thar the l@n defend
snis u the countersuit cpnspifed 20
defraud Mrs Drew out Of eighty
acres OF valuable oil land which was
part of the estate Of Mose Drew
deceased. one Of the six children 81
ihe Dre9s all Of whom are nov
dead
Drew before tae marriage was q
eow paneher Later On when thl
land possessed BY his wife became
valuable through The discovery Of 81
and eas he became egifaYagant and
for The past ten years has led Nlld
life. spending money rloioualy
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WATSON TO TAKE EVIDENCE

Corporation Commissioner A =.
Watson. accompanied by Rule Simp.
son, stenOgrapher. left tnis morning
fer Sulphur where he will conduct a
hearing on the complaint filed by
sulphur merchants asking that the
Frisco and Santa Fe railroads make
physical connections at that place.
The complainants declare that the
connection Is a uecessits on account
OF the two roads being situated IN
different business districts of the
city
From Sulphur Commissioner Wat
son Will 90 to Coalgate on complaint
eainst the Western Union 1eleglapn
company aud asking for an order re-
quinne the company to establish an
office there.