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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-01

{. >. willy. s2s; y. z. sccse-.
si2; P. 4. Sc ii. IS: ii. =. 81.
SIS; n. a. Fahm. s14; c. H. Win
ly. s24; C. c. Fleniny, s24: G. R.
Krauss. s9S; J. L. Bennett. s3S; w.
y. Fouchc, $3S; o. A. Calhoun, s22;
Ben J. Sans, s3s; J. D. Brown, $34;
). c. Franklin, s1S; w. C. Peoples,
SIS; J. f. 3. Manor. SIS: fyey Davis
S3S; 4. NJ. Haywood, s38; Walter
Belk, $40; T. w. Turner, S1076; An
drew Cohen, s11.S4; Hannah Ander-
soc, $13.92; Geo. w Asbell, SC; Phi
Keller, 1924; r. S. Pyles. $40; J. s.
VI. Symons SIG: T. ". Mathews,
sl6; p. Il. Peerson. So; G. @. Allen,
s34; A. NJ. Calder, S24; w. A. SoIoep-
mel. $50; ). J. Gordon, S16; r. Bor-
chardt. SIS; NJ. NJ. Sappenield, 1924;
G. l.. Redding, $3.50: r. p. Ferpa-
son. SIS; y. w. Findley. SIC; N. r.
Barnhill, s14: ". w. Brockington,
Sl2; 5. Marks, 500; -. F. Howard.
s2f; r. G. Clark. Jr., s3S; j. c. Green.
SIS; Moses Daniels, sic; Jos Evans,
s38; Finola Mfg Co. $i5; Fl. J Thur
low. $3.50: G.. A. Hawkins, SIS; ] ]
Lissner, S14: r Y ROBBERS. SIS; J &
Harvey, $1f; : NJ Ralston, SIS; T
w Lamb, $lS; l. d Oldham, SIG; Ivey
Daniels SIS. II II Herndon $1S; H II
Harper $2i; ] 3 G Bitch SIS; r w
Peters SIS; E l. Stephens SIS; Julius
May, SIG: Gland Dart. SIS; j c Cor
nelias. s26 T. l. Herring. s1110; "
II Crofton, SGi: i II Haym SIS; F A
Turner $3S J c Taylor. 50: w II
Greenfield SIC: & " Wright. $40;
] II Whitnirc, SIG; J B Bankston
SIS, Jim Lang, $3.50 " j Butts.
rs; l. Ludwig. S1S A O Townsend
$500; w NJ Tyre, $500; J w Moody.
$3.50; Mrs Eliza Harper. St3.3S: W
VI higgins. $3.50; l. T. knight. $3.50;
J r BROOKS. $1190; p Rawlins.
$1l.30; A l. Kickliglter. s14; J S
Franklin, $105; S NJ Drury, 1880:
w w Mcdaniel, s26.70; John Hew-
cit, $1310; ] l. Parrot, $21.65; Ches
Il Roberts, $21 40; Lewis Epps, $500
Bob Hops, $14.50; Bub Kennedy, "a;
S l. Yeomans, S12; r L Bennett, $14;
J A Grubbs, SIC; Miss Abbie Lyons,
SIG; VIII Harter, SIG; C Dye SIG;
G. G. Shedd, SIG; VIM. Westberry,
SIG; Bose knight, $16; Walton Spell,
SIG; Fred Grrber, SIC; Geo Harris,
SIG; Walter O'Neal, SIC; Joe Bitch,
SIG; Mrs. Tarlton Smith, SIC; Tarl-
ton Smith. SIG: Joe Patterson. SIG;
Ward Spell, $16; Clark Richardson,
$3.50: A. e. Crawford, $3.50 Mel
son Strickland, $500; D s Manning,
$3.50; Miss Verde Adams, $24.S0;
Phoebe Lyons, $3.50; C Lyons,
$2350; Wesley Lloyd, $3.50; Mason
Chancey, $3.50; C. w. Lyons, $23.40
John Martin Moody, $1,000; J Hill
$500; w G Ill., 5000; Henry l.
Harris $1,000; A w Owens, $1,000;
Gilbert Branch, $3.50; A B Bowen.
$1770; Leroy Walker $17.75; Geo
Coleman, Sl6.50; X l. Dye, 81; NJ Fl
Robinson, $16.1o; A B Kelly, $16.10;
s A Baker, SIG; Joe Hops, SIG; jim
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-01
c0UNTY'S FINANCES

Office of Treasurer OF Glynn County,
Georgia, C. p. Thornton, Treasurer
brunswick. Ga, Oct. 3, 1910
To the Commissioners of Roads and
Revenue Glynn County, Ga.
Gentlemen: submit to you be
los report of Glynn countys finan-
ces from my last quarterly, July 6,
1870, report to present date:
Receipts.
balance on hand at last report
s9If.7s; from II. j. Read, T. G., tgen-
cFal purposes taxi. $4.1S0; from H.
! Read. r. c., Interest on tond tax
sH1i H. F. IN Bienon. clerk.
! mes and forfeitures IN case of state
IS. Summerlln, 1920: A. O. Gown
scRd. amount Withdrawn from treas
ny in July. 1910. 10 advance to wit
sses In case OF state VS.. w T..
Lyons ct al, $500; A. o. Townsend
fines and forfeitures, $40; note dis
counted at National bank July 16,
1910. $4,000; note discounted at
Bwk. Bank & Trust Co., Aug. 3,
1910, $4,000; A. O. Townsend amt
received from Wayne county TO re-
imburse Glynn county for amount ex-
pended In case of state VS.. w b.
Lyons ct al, s3.46l07; A. o. Town
send. amt. received from M. Cimmons
account purchase OF part OF Fancy
BluH tract. SIS; A. O. Townsend.
Inc OF Sam Peterson, 500.
Disbursements.
DafA o. on
balance ON hand, $6,9S1.S6
Respectfully submitted,
G. p. THORNTON.
Treasurer Glynn County, Ga.
RecapituIation.
Superior court, $.,174.33; city
court, s1,742.S3; court house, $l74.9D;
aanvicts, Sl,929.10: salaries. 1886;
iii, 7727S; sundries, s3S492; roads
md bridges, $255.02; lunacy, $45.75;,
''ections. etc, $40; charity, $467;
1,.4es, interest, etc, s192.5O; station
Sl03.90: ordinary's court, Sc; in !
quest. $5-$14,119.S9.
July, s6,453.21: August, $3,67O.71;
September, $S,s95.97-$14,119Ss.
Superior Court.
Jacob Campbell, $3.50; w. M.
Virgins. 5000; T. P. Gibson, 1855;
lise Jacobs, 1866; H. Powell, $.0.76;
w M. Burgess, $23.56; John Strick-
lahd, $3.50; B. F. Jones, $3S; f. P.
Cowan, 1856; s. w. Goodyear, $12;
4. u. Smith. $3s; w. L. Parker, s96;
y. A. Smith, 1924; S. T. Goodbread,
$44; l.. J. Leavy, $3.50; Metropolitan
restaurant. $77.50; C. B. Moody, $3S;
8. J. Gorton, $40; r. L. Farmer, $780,
q G. Crofton, $24; C. A. Holmes,
$1s; T. y. Holmes, SIS; J. Willis
Clarn, $3s; H. L. Calhoun, $24; r. II.
Winston. 1856; r. NJ. Lamb, 1872; NJ.
A. Hodges, 1914: N. S. Knight, SIS;
7. W. Owens, $3S; r. NJ. Brown, s3S;
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-12

". Kolacsk 3 Co.. the big West Side
department store, for years on Blue
lelaad avenue. u now situated In flne.
up-to-dats quarters ct 2oSo-30l2 Nil.
waukeo avenue. Twenty-Five various
Departments. Everything the best ct
the most reasonable prices.
~
The Schillo Garage, ol6.9l7 Dalkin
street. near Sheridan Road, 10 pro.
nounced BY automobile owners and
everyone interested In automobiles to
b one Of the most complete and well
run garages In Chicago. The proprie.
tors are q. w. schillo and A. q. Schil.
10. two yong men born and raised In
Chicago. They are the sons Of Adam
M. Schillo. the well known uveryman,
at 326 West North Avenue who, like
his boys. has legions Of friends. The
Messrs. Schillo finished fourth In the
big Elgin road race. Three Of the
other entries did not finish at all. III
your car 10 out of order, bring It over.
No matter where your trouble Is hid.
Ing. we can find It." Telephone Grace.
land 1896.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
OFFICERS SIT ON
MUSKOGEE LID
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS EN'
PECT 10 KEEP JOINTS CLOSED
--TILSN'S TURN soon.

special TO The World
Muskoeeo, Okla Nov lt--State
enforcement officers who swooped
down uron Muskogec today, declare
they win remain IN the city for at
least three weeks and that by the
time they leave, all Of the jointsts
win have been forced TO discontinue
business. Enforcement Officers Nor
gan, Downey and sidham arrived in
the city this morning and chief En-
forcement officer Foster j. Caip
came here this afternoon.
officer Morgan said The people
have aid 10y their vote that they want
prohibition in this state and that is
what they're going 10 get II may
take some time to carry out our lnten-
uons, but we are going to do II. or
Ulcers are az work in oklahoma CITY
and Tulsa ana the other large cities
of the state win he taken care of nv
fast as we can &c, to them"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
CAPITALISTS HERE
|. TO MAKE CHANGES
DAN MURPHY AND y. ID. c. BALL
OF TULSN COBpORAIlON
PLAN IMPROVEMENTS.

Dan Murphy. wealthy capitalist OF
Los Angeles california, is a Tulsa
iyl,or this week. Nj Murphy is by
no means stuoser In Tulsa, nor is
Tulsa a strange place 10 him. He Is
president Of the los Angeles Cher
ckee oil company OF this city and
heavily interested in the Tulsa Cor
roratIon. MIR. Murphy Is here con-
ferring with y. D. G. BAH Of St. Louis,
end II. p. Anderson OF Tulsa, relative
10 some extensive improvements con-
tcmplated in the rlant OF the Tulsa
Corporation.
As vet nothing definite has been an
Inouncod concerning the proposed i'm
provements bat IL Is authorltatiyelv
stated that largo amount Of money
Iwil be expended in increasing the
capacity ot both the ice plant and the
electric light plant. Tho three stock
eolders of the local concern are
awaiting the arrival today of Paul NJ
Galloway. general manager Of the
Tulsa Corporation, before decldini
llpon course to be pursued. 1t Is
llikely that All arr angemenls viii be
completed today for the extensive
changes to be made in the local plant
MIR. Murphy is one of the wealth.
est and most influential men in the
state of California, and widely known
Throughout the states of the Pacific
cast. lie owns ihe largest cement
orks on the Pacinc Coast, situated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
CATNRRn OF THE STOMACH.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
THE POSTOFFICFS
ARE FALLING OFF
RURAL FREE DELIVERY CUTS
DOWN NUMBER OF OFFICES.
SAYS POSTMASTER.

1T may not seem possible" re.
marked Postmaster w. /. Reneau
last night" but there are less post.
offices in the United States now than
there were ten years ago, In spite OF
the rapid increase in population and
the establishment OF hundreds Of new
towns and villages in the new west.
Iern country. This fact Is revealed In
ia report | have just received from
Washin yton. and while no cause (,
given for this reduction. | am salts.
fled that ii is the result of the won
.derfully increased rural mail delivery
systems throughout the country"
The report from the national cant
tai shows that in 1900 there were
1858 postofflces in the United
states and ts possessions In 1910
there are but $3.50 offices. a reduc.
ton of l71OS Offices The highest
number Of postoffices In the countr,
as shown by the report, was in 1901
when the total number was 1G,9i5. a
slight increase over 1900
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
Catarrh
Quickly Cured by a Pleasant, Germ
killing Antiseptic.

The little Hyomei pronounce It
High -o.me) inhaler Is made OF hard
rubber. and can easily be carried in
pocket or purse, II Will last llfe-
time.
Into this inhaler you pour q few
drops Of magical HYOMEI
This Is absorbed by the antiseplic
gauze within, and now you are ready
to breathe II In over the germ-infest-
ed membrane. where It Will speedily
begin It's work OF killing catarrh
germs. HYOMEI Is made OF Austria
lian eucalyptus combined with other
antiseptics. and is very pleasant to
breathe.
II Is guaranteed TO cure cntarrh,
bronchitis, sore throat Group, coughs
and colds, or money back II cleans
out a stuffcd-up head In two min
utes
Sold by shackle Drug Co., and
druggists every where. Complete out
ft. including indestructible pocket IN
haler and one bottle or uYOMEI,
S1.00. And remember. IL YOU need
second bottle OF HYOMEl. Il will
cost only so cents. Free trial bottle
Of HYoM11I from Booths Iiycmei Ccu
Buffalo, n. Y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
BWAUNO TUMBOS
MAINTAIN QUIET
MEMBERS or THE FISHING AND
HUNTING CLUB CUT OFF
t FROM WORLD.

Up to late hour last night no
word had been received from the
fifteen Bwano Tmhos OF the Oltlaho-
ma Fishing and Hunting Club who
left Tulsa Mondaf afternoon In a
special Pullman train to hunt wild
animals in the heart Of the Choctaw
Mountains in the neghborhood Of
Mena, Arkansas.
1t Is presumed that the party has
already reached camp, set up their
tents, etc, and are now afleld with
guns and dogs, ut no word has
been received conveying the good
news that any bic beasts of the for
est have been bagged.
W. A. Stuart helated member OF
the hunting party left last night for
Mena, Arkansas to join the locll nim-
rods and their guests several other
members of the club will leave here
before the week is out and viii spend
the remainder of the scheduled time
with the local sportsman Among
these will probably be II. i, Andor-
son, G. T.. Strouve,le and others.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
MIXWATER MIKES
IN A SHADY DEAL
INDIAN Is HELD BY COUNTY FOR
TWO NLEGED ATTEMPTs vt
HOLDIpS.

Joe MiXwater an Indian, has mix
.od himself up In deal that may
cause him some unpleasantncss he
fore ne cleans his hands Of the af-
fair he was arrested by officer
Cooper of the police force at an ear
ny hour yesterday morning on the
Charge of attempting TO hold up SOW.
oral persons IN the neighborhood Of
the Frisco depot and tho Alcorn ho-
tcl lie was turned over TO the coun-
,y later in the day and Is now eon-
fined In the county jail
The complainant against MNwa-
ter IS John Doner. q resident OF Mo-
hawk coal mining town northeast
Of Tulsa, who Says the redskn rip
ped his coat tail In an attempt TO pick
his pockeD II is said NY the police
that MiNwater also cut the strings
Of woman's handbag at the Frisco
station last night IN an effort to rob
her. In neither case did the Indian
accomplish his purpose, his intended
victim detecting him and putting hin
to flight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

porch and told Franks that he had
ordered him not 10 intrude again,
and gave him another warnins, lie
said that Franks took the bucket In
his hand and started back across the
forbidden territory and when at the
corner OF his porth, stopped ANA
fired at him, the bullet passing
through his right arm, and entering
his side, passed through his body and
lodged under the skin at his back,
near the left side, He fell to the floor
of the porch, close to his kitchen en-
rance,
Mrs Albert Young and her hus-
hlnd substantI0tod Eoffs statements,
lhcy having Witnessed the shooting
,4,m their own house which faces
iAe Eoff house and is Just acro's the
lt from H. Mr. Young further tcs-
Efled that he was the first to roach
Goff after he fell, and with the as
,stance of John Deck who arrived
N the scene shortly afterwards, car
ried him from his position in front
81 lU' N''I llN' IlN H'll'' 'H" l"'"
him ON his bed.
John Deck was sworn ana suhsion-
lated the above.
Mrs. BagnalL Of Coltcyyllle, Kan,
mother-in-low of George Eoft Wit
rcssed the affair from a window In
.oif's house ond corrohoroted the
statements of the othd Witnesses.
For The defense Mrs Franks. VIII,
'of the accused, was the first witness
She testified that ugly words had
passed between her husband ana
Eoff, but that she did not know
Franks had a gun on him when M
went to the well on the "Ncntiul
evening. She claimed that Eoil left
, the porch and struck her husband
with his fist while he was passing
with the pail of water and that then
her husband fired the shot She also
claimed that Eoff fell ON the ground
.anG net ON the porch.
Mrs, Franks daughter and nor
Gon-in-law testified that they had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
FRANK'SCASEIS
given TO JURY
TRIAL or ALLEGED ASSAILANr
or gro. EOFF CONCLUDED,
PAIL OF WAFER TROUBLE"
Community We'll Dispute Result of
WoundIng Prosecuting Witness
by Defendant.

The case of the state OF Okohom'
against Fred Franks, charged wiz
shooting with intent to kin, was trio
Yesterday I'm the district court an
consumed almost the entire day.
The imrannoling Of a jury com
menced at 1880 o'clock immediately
after the Tnlley jury had handed in
lis verdict, and before the dinner
hour George Eorf and Albert Young
had given their evidence TO the jury
The shooting occurred ON the even
ing Of June 30, last. II was a row hc-
tween two families which led up ia
the shooting, and is locally known as
the pail Of water trouble" the dif-
flculty having arisen over the drawing
of a pail of water from well on the
premises on which both parties re-
sided.
George Eoff, his wife and china
occupied one-half Of six room house
and F.ed Franks and his wife occu-
pied the other half Each three
rooms had a separate front and rear
entrance, but there was only one well
In the yard, which provided water fol
both families The residence Is lo-
Gated in the owens addition, In close
proximity to the owens school build
iu5.
Judge T.. H. Brown of Claremore
rushed things along as rapidly as pos
Sihle. The state was represented by
County Attorney James and George
Eoff. the man injured In the affair
was represented by his lifelong
friend, Attorney j Il Charlton of
BartlespllC. and the defense was
represented by Attorneys Charles
Reuter- and y. G. Wilson Of Tulsa,
The first witness called by the state
was George Eoff He told the facts
In the ease including those preceding
the day of the shooting. He stated
that the trouble originated over
Franks mistreatmcnt of his little g.
ycar-old daughter because the latter
had pulled mp some lowering plants
in boxes on the porch part of the
house occupied by Franks. Franks
he claims, slapped the child severely
on account Of the mischief it had done
and when Eoff returned TO his home
in the evening the mother of the lit
he one told him Of the trouble.
Eoff was mad, he said, and had
some words with Franks. who told
MIN he did not want any OF his fam
ily on his CFranksO premises again
Then Eoff retorted by debarrinp
Franks and his wife from his premi-
ses. The injunction issued from Eofi
did not bar, so he claimed, Franks
from drawing water from the we'll
which was located on 2off's side OF
the house. but did bar him from
crossing Eoffs premises to get it,
He could go around the lot and get
it but must not cross over his prem
ises, Eoff said.
According to Eoff, Franks contin-
ucd to cross his premises to the well
and the evening before the shooting
hot words, testified to by both par
ties, occurred between the two men
on the evening Of the 30th of June
and while Eoff was shaving in his
house Eoff declared that Franks
again came to the Jewell. and he
hearing him, stepped out on his
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

querlod by the police last as to where
he secured quantity OF coke upon
which he had become intoxicated. ~
swore 10 God / would not tell and
won't continued Hutchison.
Iutchison was arrested at the Frs-
co depot by Frisco watchman Shaw
and Policeman Cooper at midnight
last night AT the police station he
wanted to lead Night Sergeant Fields.
Patrol Driver Pullen and tho arrest
ing officers in prayer, but they did not
want religion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
TEXAS COMP ANY
OFFICIALS HEE
JOHN ". GATES AND OTHER
TULSA YESTERDAY,
ON THEIR ANNUAL ID
Local Interests Inspected hy ,
which Departs for Texas
Fields.

For the third time since the de-
opmont of the big oil fields In =,
section Of the country, John W, ca u
and a party Of distinguished OIL min
and capitalists, whose comhil
wealth exceeds ylO0, 100000 vishe
Tulsa yesterday morning and
nearly three hours were the que +
of local oil producers. II
No significance Is attached To =
presence OF the notahes In this eli
further than they are making the
annual tour of inspection Of the on
lahoma and Texas oil fields, In whiC
,hcy have many millions inycstc,
Gatcs ana some Of his associates nT
heavily Interested In the Texas com
panN
Tho party arrived here over tn
Midland Valley railroad shortly afte
II o'clock Yesterday morning an
were met by delegation of local o
men, They were taken for tw
hours spin over the city in automo
bies and went to West Tulsa at III
in the afternoon They mspecte
the new $4,000 OOO Texas oil reflner
now being built at that place and too
several photographs Of the institution
The party then returned to Tulsa an
departed in their travelling palace ia
Fort worth, Texas, ana the Texas q
ficlua.
The personnel of the party is a
follows.
j. w. Gates. New York; Chas. !
Gates, New York; G. y Schlcy Ne'
York; IL, lckleheimer. New York
Arnold Schlaet, New York; h. II
Lapham, New York; John f.. Harri
New York; Harry Broner New York
John A. Topping New York, Gilbel
q. Thorne New York; W, n. Rel
New York; w. T. REFS. New York
Chas. j. Singer New York; r. c
Hoy,, New York; c. y. Woodbridg,
New York; James Hopkins Ne
York; G.. II Tenney, New York; A
fred Clifford, New York; DR., Albei
Sommer New York; Sam S, Sewal
Boston; j. j Mitchell, Chicago
Chauncey Kepp, Chicago; John Lam
bert, Chicago; o. c. Wells. Chicago
J.. Thompson, Chicago; ed /" Brew
, ster Chicago; G. w French. CHI
cage; j G. Schmidiapp, Cincinnati
John Cadogan, London; +. Il. Ba,
tor, Lima, Ohio; W G. Mcbride, 81
Louis; John Slater, Washington, Pa
j. $. Culcan. Houston, Tex: j.
Autrey Houston, Tex; r. II. Spott
Houston, Tex; r.. c. Holmes, Houi
ton, Tex; G.. ]. Noble, Houston, Tex
r. II. Brooks, Houston, Tex; w {
liogg, Houston, Tex; G. r. Irelan,
Houston, Ten Y. r. Currie, Hou,
ton, Texas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
TALLEY FOUND
GUILTY BY JURY
JAIL SENTENCE AND FINE GIVEN
ATTORNEY FOR SHOOTING
II. H. PET'rUS.

The jury in the Talley case found
the defendant guilty and fixed his
punishment at three months in jail
ana n fine Of $500.
The verdict came as a surprise to
many who expected severer sen
tence and TO many who did not eX-
pect one quite so severe.
The verdict was rendered Thurs
day morning, after an all night Sos
sion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
WANTS PROPERTY REMOVED
But supply Company says Defendant
Objects

Suit was filed yesterday IN the dis
trct court by The Western supply
Company against Thompson, Christ
ian name unknown, asking for an in
junction restraining the defcndant
from preventing the removal Of GER
tain property belonging to the plain
tiff
The property In question consists
Of rods, tubing, casing, fixtures and
appliances Of an abandoned oil well
on the west half Of northwest quarter
Of section 25 In township 20 north.
The plaintiff AYERS that when
teams were sent to remove this prop
erty Thompson prevented them from
entering the lane leading to the well,
and thus prevented him from obtain
ing what he claims Is his own.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
N WAS pusuLD FROM TRAIN
Police Pick Up Injured Man In Frisco
lards.

While beating his way from Kansas
City to Oklahoml City on a Frisco
passenger train Wednesday night, a
man who gave aus name as Jacl,
bcepnor, was puoned OF the train
according to his statement, and re.
ceived painful INJURIES "a his leg. lit
managed to catch the same train be.
fore II left Catoosa and rode 90 Tulsa
Here he was picked mp by the police
and placed under arrest.
Iloepner complained Of his injur.
les but when Or webb, city physician
arrived at the jail to treat him. he re.
fused TO receive medical attention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

Fun size dresser 42 inch base, and
splendid, finish $3.50. All others nj
o like reduction to complete the dis
solution OF partnership hin Furn.
Co adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

Not to "know" when buying Is lit
e. better than not 10 care. Either
liling In a housewife grows, sooner
l. later, into financial trouble" IN
'e home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
A. Il. Davis LumDer Co. Figure
with MS. Corner I'd and Boulder. Adv.

The ladies OF the Baptist church
will give a dinner and bazaar Satnr-
day in the Mayo building. adv