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turned to the apOt from which h started
/ The fight 70 Philadelphia was r4ds
without mischance Straight a. q pigeon
on tho wing Hamilton sailed over oltisa.
rivers and farms. wingihg an msurvsyed
course. AZ S1s A. NJ. he was shaking
hands with Gov stuart Of Pennsylvania.
eighty-six miles from Governors Island
! Hamiltons luck failed him on the jocr-
ney home or by carrying out his plan 70
80 Ia Yonkers and hack he might have
beaten Paulhans record for uninterrupted
fight ~ miles. London TO Lchheld
Fifty-thr@e miles from Philadelphia nv
lost his bearings. mistaking a green patch
Of New Jersey for staten Island. ard
simultaneously two OF the eight cyliud -
Of HE engine ooug he'd and quit wort
He dropped into the grip Of a swamp nsa.r
South AmbOy and Il was hours before "a
pairs could be made and the aviator
could escape ths immense crowd thG.
swarIned about him from the New Jer.
ssy towns
A. IL was his actual flying time for n,
i72 miles was 10 minutes aud he fuInllsd
20 the letter his contract with tho New
York Times TO make a round trip from
New York 10 Philadelphia within twenty
four hours Glenn II. Curtias. the arst
man In his country TO make long dis
tancs calls In . flying machine. said he
considered Hamilt0n's achievement tn
greatest In thu history Of aviation: un-
surpassed in that Hamilton struck out a
course for himself without land bnoys
TO guide him. without q chartsd route 70
belp him. and accomplished the feat with
such accuracy that he kept 10 the second
on the schedule hs had laid out
wHoOFMO REcEPTI0N on hETuRH.
Few men have had the kind Of rsospdOn
that Hamilton got Shsn he dropped Out
Of the clouds last evening Along TIA
Battery. tho Wsssrfroat of lover Brook
lyn. tia sdas Of Staten Island and ne
Jersey shore he pieTs and saa walls we're
black with people. Thousands Of them
had waited for hours. sWaysd By rumora
that came from the Amboy swamp. Ga
0OvsrnoTs Island a. the aviation Rrounda
q thousand Ohlns we're turned skyward
An the wsaEinsas Of ne long wait. ths
impatisnos and the damp chm of Ire
evening were fOFeOttan Whsn en- oaiosr
with powerful Gsid glasses threw 40 his
hand and WhO0psd line q Comanohs.
He Was q gay and dlgnlhsd oliosF. but
he pirougttsd hke a soubEstts. Mia yell
Was echoed over Tho Wids sxpanns q
sand that the 0ovsrnment has bulls ID
from the see. There Was q aciirryinn
toward the Watersids. People stumbled
hlindly IN the tFioky sands. fsll, plcksa
themselves up and ran on.
The nier came 10 fart that q few aacanSs
after ths o6looT HpOtted hlm ths asrorlans
was disosnible 10 The nshsd eye. You
aag palnteA against ne gray miats q
staten Island over the XIII van Kun q
blur. u might hage been the tinlsst psE
q sn1oko. Ten seconds more and d uat
= vida winged bird q bird with its heai
tucked out q sight. On Il cams IN q lire
q quarter q q nile south q ihs Statue
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MAINLAND REDOLENT % RUH.
Ar IntsEleaass nna Sweet 0dsga RHe
Frsm ana a. me-.

BAuTnsORH' JunS ls.-Afisr pouring
rain for a week Il poured Whisky IN
Baltimore county last niwhe Good Oh
Maryland rye stFoamed out Of 5000 bar
rsls down ths bin over pastures and
potato patches 10 0wyuns Ralls. which
flows by the suburban towns which dot
the line Of the Western Maryland Railroad.
For miles and miles the Odor of whiaksy
Tiled the atmoaphors. Ths oanas % Il
all wns the collapse q q nina story ware-
house Of the 0wynnbrook DiueiIhna Com
pany near OUinss Mills from the eject
Of the rsoent heavy rains. which under
mined the foundations
Thep WsrS 1o.ooo harrss Of WhishsY
stored in The waFuh0uas. 8ooO barrels %
which went down With The portion % tho
structure that fell The dlstillery 10
owned BY Philadolphia and Louisville
intaresia. The wrookags II piled IN such
q way that Il h iiahls 70 iall 81 any minute
The alcohoi hden air Whioh envalops In
phos h int0xicatlnE Tho nus win b
lgs9.O1e
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Cuts Tr,p 10 Caich Ilsai Net Inherited
Was Net neeatlrd.

Cuts TT'p 10 Caich lssi Net Infsrtsd
was Net neeanrd
R0sr0x. June - The discovery ~
buhOnic DlaEUs on the ship he had plauRed
& bcard ~ San FRANCISCO for his return
tim q, Janan was what caused Prince
Fsahi'ni n decide 10 end HE say in this
city night. ~ that he may catch an
eariisr tOal from Ssattle " possible
The Prince aid to-day that biz Do
pa-t ne Il not dle 20 anv recall He will
visit NisM-a Pals and Chicago a. origi-
nally intended.
TIE Prince and Princess visited Bunker
Hll tp-dIy and then had Rncheon with
Pre-idsnt Ems-itus Charles ". Eliot a.
Harvard lates IN the afternoon the
Prince and Princess We-s entertained by
President lowell of Harvard University
a. his hOnie A. O'clock tonight they
took the train for Niagara Fals.
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EDITOR EDITS GUN IN HAND
NM Omes On AFs.aal No waits Ter Negro
Rnnllla.

GLASGOW. Ky. June iS-Ths oos
negroes. one Of ne faosi0ns N q feud
Vhich has existed for twenty yeaEs and
in which more Than . sooFs u people
have been killed. are on ne WaFpafh
AGAIN. These negroes have ben q terror
20 fho people q Cumberland county for
twenty-five yearn
The heal paper, ahe BuFkesvlIIs BanRsr.
edited by y. A. Cary. printed a ahogt aFticls
without using names. FoFthis he has ben
warned that 10 win b. sh0t Down on niaht.
NJ. ,-.-f3fwa a = 9rfassT 49,, A. -
says:
Il have ny OGioe noW siookad with a
ras and q ~ gauge douhls barrel ahot-
gun and ] have been r9uuagted b. the
ahsnR 20 arm IHynah With an automatic
pistol
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ma Ia PAY . Pua,lishiAg Company Ter Ne"
M Excanhsn Prem ne MANS.

WASHINGTON. June iG-Rsprssentatlve
BArtholdt Of Missouri to-day lntroduced
a bin in the House providing that the
Government shall make repaEation tothe
Lewis Publishing Company Of University
City. No.. 10 the amount Of q. 5000 Tor
damages alleged 70 have been sustained
through action by the United States
postal authorities.
The bill h accompanied BY a brief. In
which Il 10 pointed Out that publications
Of the Lewis company were unhwfully
excluded from the malta. The bill h said
10 be the frat % les kind ever introduced
In Congress involving q claim on the legis-
ativO branch Of the Government for the
settlement Of damages 20 q private com
pany alleged 10 have been caused By the
executive branch.
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MUSTN.r R0W ON CAYUGA LAKE.


Surrogate Thomas admitted 10 probate
Yesterday the win Of Charles c. Dickinson.
once President og the Carnegie Trust
Company. which leaves sogen-nintha OF
HE rsaidnary estate in trust for HE wife.
0raos 0oorgette Dickinson. and bic 900
Charles. and the other two-nlnths 10 his
wife and HE brother Stanton absolutely.
He lsft tl.0oo for the education Of bic 500
Al Cornell. With the provision that the be-
quest 10 b BE- revoked tho FIRST time ths
son goea upon CayugA Lake.
stanton G. Dickinson explained last
night Why bic brother put the proviso
In the bsquest 10 his son. Louise. Diok-
inson. another brother. who vas a student
a. Cornell. WAs drowned In Cayuga Lake.
Charles c. Dickinson. IT,. h about 5 years
old. His father vas q trustee Of Cornell.
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DOESN'T MEAN To DROP SHAW.
OtbsVWIse FrohMaa Won't Contradset
PtayWFIUhtS Rspsstosy TAeatFs TaIN.

PiayWFtGhtb BepeseoFI Theatre Talh.
SPECIAL Capi5 DsspafcA 10 THn SUN.
I.ONDoN. June 10 Charles FTohman
was questioned to-day in regard 10 the
Interview given out by q. B. Shaw on
saturday in which the latter referred 10
the omission Of HE name and thOse Of
Galsworthy and Barker among the
authors whose plays would be produced
a. the repository theatre next ssason.
Mr. Shaw in his interview said among
other things THAI Mr.. FrOhman wants 70
Try his schsme again With other authors.
He cav that in order 70 make . commercial
success he had % drop the plays by
serious authors and take up popular
ones.
Mr. Frohman aid he had nothing 10
add 70 Mr.. Shau's interviss and nothing
10 contradict He hopes 10 produce plays
BY Shaw. 0Alsworthy and Barker next sea-
son. Their names were not omitted from
the list Of nuthors By any design on HE
part.
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WILL BE TRUE TO CANADA.

n. y. Dunoan-ClaFk PFoelatns u oa Mn
Extensive Vsiting Card.
n. B. DtmoAn-ClArk. . Canadian who Il
at the g. Regis. h determined that In hs
travels nobody shall take him for an
annenatioBist. n you ash Mr.. Duncan
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Jumbo .terssy EgE.

SUMMIT y J.. June 70. At the homs II
joseph ". Kelley % % Morris avenns
there Ia on exhibitions a hens egR that
measures seven inches In length. has
a circumferenCe % siK inchea and walgha
two ounces Kelley cannot tell which one
% bic hens laid ohe egg bul thinks u vac
one0f HE Wyaadottea Plymouth Rocka
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UFaguayaa stsanssF aumk Near DTeme,
a. .. TNmAer h Cgash.

u =. TanAer b Cgaah.
spsaai Cobis DsspafcA - THn SrE
BnMnEN. June i3.Thsre were two
asrious collisions % the hsFbOr this
morning during . thick fog
The AnsiO-Amsrican OH COmpany's
tank stsamship cuyahoEa and the Ger
man steamship Madslins RiSkmeS came
toasthsr Just outsids the haFbOT. Both
we're badly damaged bue wsre able 70
return 70 port foS repair
Ths German steamship Deihe Riokmers
ran into and @nk thu Urugaayan steam
ship Maunsl d. Csrro. Ths Grew q the
sunEen vaaaoi Wns reserved
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Elsvsn-yeaF-old John Mahsr ol M
Pine street. Jsrpry CITY. held q lighted
giant fraorachsF IN his hand near HE
bone iast nighe and ~ thing aRploaad,
blowing 81 hla rght fnasGngaF. 10 Il
~ aFai Jersey City victim % Ire fns-
oFncter oeraqn.
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A wagon hsiosginG 10 the Universal
RottIing Conipany turned too sharply
an seventh avenue a. Twgntyaeoond
direct yesterday MrB. Simon Bisrna q
a Wenf 8svaniy- seventh street. WhQ uas
sallDwing IN heI 9uiomonaie, hed ne
drlvnr. LsaaNg Fighbugh, arranlad. NE
- fhat 10 hnf impaTllief her Me ana
- him aFralana1 IN the night court
shnrQsf With racklara driving. Magis-
frssT Krniei dischaFGad him.
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ron lv4PRPBIA iahq Horafortd arld pn1s.
aafh ht1dtche. laulea aad naur diulach.--lldo,
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BEuwTB PUnw cgAnET Wugun.
ne nrrl " al diner WlIea.
y. 7. nsWeT a SOFAS Co. ilt fultcn o., New T1rE
--AfH
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Man. BUm8CNlPTtoN onnEng son
ne 1Irn anl lap EtalIf aun mGr 81 tffl vim
aaHsfgaiela- Ne eaua tbarga.-Ada
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% aflq aailT. LraiTA NnrINT 10, igl1' -. NJ
9WtE. dudsu Tenn l % Fiat3ush aE. nkyn--
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
THE NEATEST KIND OF INSULT


From the New York Evening sun.
Is there anything harder to do than
to insult your victim without his
knowing It? Thus | thought the 9TH
er day as / sat in the restaurant watt
ing for a long delayed order, It was
not only that / wanted TO discover
some way Of insulting the waiter
without his apprccatins the fact; It
was also that | wondered at the deli
cafe way this restaurant has Of doing
thar very hting to me.
You may have noticed the perfect
gystem for insults that they use in the
place as you sometimes go there, too.
If you have noticed It, the detection
will have drawn the string. The
point Of the best kind Of insult Is that
the victim remain unaware that he
has been sighted. | admit / was
slow about discovering the fact at the
restaurant, And as long as | did not
know that ! was being Systematically
outraged | felt badly. But now that
see that the waiter means 10 be in
attentive, that the soup means TO be
cold and repellant, that the hat hoy
means assault and robbery | rath-
er enjoy the whole thing
! am I'm on the game ! no longer
feel annoyed or vcXed, any more than
feel scared when someone says
boo who | expected would try to
scare me.
The whole idea Of that restaurant,
and you must own to this, since you
know the place. is TO keep discipline
among the diners by insulting them.
1t keeps them subjected, yet faithful
by insulting them without their
knowing II. It has the art developed
TO the highest point Of making them
feel that they do not belong there;
that they don know what good SER
vice is. That is why they like to
come there. II was all very well, you
see, their system of insulting you
without your knowing 1t, until It was
tried upon persons who did not know
that they were insuted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
LEGAL NOTICE

First Published in the Tulsa Daily World,
oct, 20, 1910. World Publishing Co.,
Publishers)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST.
ERN DISTRICT OF OKLA.
In the Matter Of In Bonlruntcy
b. =, Fischer, Bankrupt No. Ii9, ''
NOTICE OF SALE OF BANKRUPT 5 PROP.
ERTY
Notice is hcrebv given that in pursuance
OF an order made bv the Referee in the
District Court Of the United States for
the Eastern District of Oklahoma. In the
matter Of Il. r. Fischer bankrupt / will as
receiver Of the above bankrupt estate. OF.
ier at public sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash In hand, on the ith day
Of November 1910 at 10 o'clock a. M, at
ihe Is. T. Fischer store in the Daniel =
building, at the corner Of Third and Main
streets, in the cit" OF Tulsa, Tulsa County,
STATE Of Oklahoma, stock Of gents fur.
nishings consisting Of hats, caps, shoes,
shirts underwear and trousers, and various
snndry articles usually kept in such a
store, all Of the approximate value Of
$3.50; one set Of fixtures commonly found
IN gents furnishing stores, Of the an,
proNlmate value Of $40: the book accounts
Of the bonkrunt in the approximate amount
Of 5000, also the leasrhold estate Of the
bankrupt in the unexpired lease on tho
store room located IN the Daniels build.
ing Sale to be subject 70 the confirmation
of the Referee Of said Court
DATED TINS gath day Of october. 1910
GRANT WAGGONER,
t0ct 25-l0t)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
ABSTRACT AND TITLE CO

October ~, 1910.
Skiatook Realty Co. to w. p. Fuller.
lots /, ?, 3, 1, 3. q. 7. aud o
in block s in South Side Addition
TO SkiatoOk warranty deed ......S 2Ot
Midland TOwnsite Co. to 7. A. Hunt,
to Bixby Okla, warranty deed 3 32t
ct al, lot I, block 30, Midland Add.
Annie B. Orcutt to s. c. Maxcy, lots
l. ?. and in block 90, 0rcutt
Add. to Tulsa, warranty deed ...SljOC
D. +. Hopkins to II II. Hamilton,
lot iA block 30 in Jccnks Okla,
warranty deed ........... ....$ lj(
D. Maurine Morgan to j. Wilbur 10.
gan, r. ~ Of SW Ii Of Sec z,
Twp. 10 north, Range 10 east war.
ranty deed .......,...,...,....$
VIM. NJ. Austin to A. Miller Ham.
NETT, w IL Of Sc Id Of Sec. II.
Twp. 10 north, Range II east, il
and gas lease ,.....,.,,......S
Lou McLane ct AL, to B, Rabinovtz,
IL Of NE II Of Sec II. Twp.
81 north, Range 10 east oil and gas
ieaSe ',t''t. ''t go 80 .'''..9
John VIM. Strattoe to j. b, Carrcll,
lot in block 27, in owen Add, to
Tulsa warranty deed .......,$ COO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
INVESTIGATE FISH KILLING.
Deputy Game Warden 10 Trace Cause
Of "I'lOatcrs"

GUIhrIc, oct 3I,-M. n. Halr-
.ston, deputy game and nsh warden for
the state, has arrived In Oklahoma
City 10 assist the county board OF
health In q thorough investigation that
has been planned of the cause OF the
dead fish which have been found
floating In the Canadian River.
Deputy llalrstOn held meeting
Tuesday with DR. A. II. Davenport
and Health officer Pangborn, In which
the outline of the Investigation was
liked II Is expected the development
viii lead to the starting OF stil more
thorough examination OF the methods
of certain deperments
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
c...es,se.nc.ao.occa,.oooo
o TULSA LODGE DIRECTORY.
c0cooo0ocoocooo 9ooc0co0c

Tulsa Rebokah Lodge, No. 81
meets each second and fourth wednes-
day night. Mrs. Lulis NJ. Shields, Mo-
BILE Grand; meets in Masonic Hall,
Simmons Bldg.
American Guild, Tulsa Chapter No.
2GOi; meets every Friday night.
w. o. w, New State Camp No.
400; meets every Friday night OF each
week In NJ, w, a. Hall, F'riend-Jones
Bldg
*, Of r., Silver Plume Lodge No.
1872; meets every Thursday night In
old Masonic Hall, Friend-Jones Bldg.
Tulsa District Court OF Honor, No,
397, meets every first and third We'd
nesday nights In Union Hail. f. NJ,
Hines Chanc,; Mrs Nora Nelson,
Vlce-Chans,, Mrs. Sans, Recorder.
knights and Ladies of Security
meets second and fourth Friday even
ngs In each month In Boswell Hall
p, II. Wheeler, Secretary. Phone
.l232.
Modern brotherhood Of America,
meets on the second and fourth
Thursdays In each month in the Com
mercial Club rooms j. H. Mccoy
President.
The Royal Neighbors OF America,
Glenn Camp No. 5S79 meets every
Wednesday night
pythlan Sisters, Silver Leaf Tenn
pie, meets every Monday al p. NJ,
In Fraternity HolL
Red Men Tulsa Tribe No. 10;
meets every Wednesday evening In
Frend-Jones Bldg.
NJ w. A.. Tulsa Camp, No. 6sS7
meets In NJ. W. a. Hall F'rlend-Jones
Bldg j. w Shields. Clerk.
Eagles, Tulsa Aerie No. 1893, meets
every Wednesday night in Eagles
Han.
Tulsa Chapter. No. 1888. o. r. s.,
meets first and third Tuesday nights
OF each month In Masonic Hall.
Trinity Commandry. No. 7, X. T."
meets second and fourth Tuesdays OF
each month In Masonic Hall
Pocahontas Camp No. 2703, Royal
Nelghbors OF America, meets every
Monday night in NJ. w. A. Hall
f'rend-Jonos Bldg. Daisy Blckford,
oracle
X. Of c., Tulsa Council No. 100,
meets every other Thursday night in
Fraternal Hall, third iloor.
T. O, o, T., Aurora Lodge No 21,
meets every Monday night In Masonic
Hail.
Tulsa Encampment. No 20. meets
first and third Friday Of each month
In Fraternity Hall
stella Council, No 53l, Of the Fra.
tcrnal Aid Association. meets every
second and fourth Friday evening at
the X. G. Hall on Boston Ave. Mem
bcrs cordially invited
O. A. u. w. Tulsa Lodge No. 66,
meets every Thursday night
A. T.. and A. NJ, Tulsa Lodge No,
IN, regular communications second
and fourth Thursday nights; specials
first and third Thursdays In Masonic
Temple. East Third.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
.....,,..-....,.I.l.,.....sss.
Chlcngo Mnrkcts.

iN NhurIulod Press,
chicago lll, oct 31--A uneX-
pcutud largo Increase In the visible
supply of wheat discouraged owners
today and resulted In the lowest
prices since harvest December
closed l-lc to 3.Sc lower ot 00i6c.
the country executed a flank
movement in corn by holding back
WppIIos and ot the pme time by
scndIug buying Nrdcrs for rlturcs.
December closed at i65-Sc 10 2-ic. an
advance Of 5-S 10 3-Sc.
Pork closed zoe or 10 2lls up
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
DEATH FOR A KISS
Barber Goes 10 Prison for Killing His
Rival

Pawnee. Okla, oct, 31.-Roy
Buchanan. barber of Meramec. who
killed j. NJ. Robinson last February
because Robinson had kissed his
sweetheart, was convicted today OF
murder in the first degree and sem
fenced to a life ter min the state
prison. Buchanan pleaded insanity.
His mother testified that two uncles
and three brothers had committed
suicide and that her grandfather was
!ulane.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
TO TRADE

A stock OF high grade dry goods and
shoes In first class condition that will in
voice from $1,000 to $500 for a good farm.
This proposition will bear the very closest
investigation. For further particulars, I'D
dress "l944" In care Of this paper
WILL TRADE-HIGHBRED STALLION
and Jack and Jennett and pay difference In
cash for big boned brood mares or cattle, or
Tulsa real estate or farm Write o.
Box No. o. Tusa.
TO TRADE 600 STOCK HARD.
ware, also Groom residence, In shawnee
Address McGee, 90 +. 18th, Tulsa.
>~~~~~~S~~~~~~~-~~
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE.

A high class millinery store, To-
Gated In a city Of ten thousand pop-
ulation, doing an elegant business,
sales running over eight thousand
dollars per year. All old stock sold,
nothing but new pm erns left
Large. well ventilated room, located
on one OF the most prominent cor
ners In the city
ono of the partners having TO leave
this part o: the country on account
OF death in the family.
Stock and fixtures, n taken at once.
can he bought for s575.O0 II YOU
are Interested, better investigate this
Immediately. For further particulars
address "2f96" ~ care OF this paper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
APPEAL is PERFECTED
Grnrdiathcr Clause Case to q. 5
Supreme Court

NWTITNTIV NUIITT
Guthrie, oct 3l.--An appeal to
the United States Supreme Court was
perfected today by John II Burford
and John Dcvcreaux from tht recent
decision of the Supreme Court OF OK.
lahoma holding the grandfather
clause amendment to the state con.
stltution qlnllfied constitutional. Bur.
ford and DovereauX are attorneys for
Daniel Sims In his petition to the
United States Circuit Court 10 have
the amendmtnt declared unconstitu-
tlonal and the case comes up for ar.
sument In Oklahoma City Monday.
They were also attorneys In the state
supreme court case.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
SOUTHERN CLUBS IN SESSION



Birmingham, Ala oct. 25.-The
annual meeting Of the Southern
League Of Baseball Clubs is in ses-
sion here President William Kava-
naugh of Little Rock pesented his
annual report No definite action
was taken in the appeal Of President
Joseph of Montgomery IN the JUL
matter, but an amendment to tho
constitution relating to the question
in point was adopted. 1t provides
that any club guilty Of n violation OF
the salary limit forfets to the legaue
its interest in the reserve fund,
The magnates viii adopt new sal
AIRY limit as well as player limit
The pennant was awarded to the New
Orleans club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

FOR sALE-l6o ACRES OF BLACK
sandy soil; level; In TlIman County. no
acres cultivated and 30 acres wild grass and
90 acres in alfalfa. All fenced aud cross.
fenced with good supply Of water windmill
and tank: new and neatly furnished i.room
house with porchcs; barns henhousos
granary and other outbuldings. over a
hundred bearing peach trees; also pllms
cherries, apples, grapes and berries; 6h
miles from Frederick, with rural FREQ dcliv-
cry. Price, sll,500 terms. Write 2272
in care Of this paper,
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CORN CPOP
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raised this year is 40S.7S7 as compared
with iS2,2li acres raised last year
4 Biz In.sh POtntO CrOp.

The statistics taken on the irish po-
tato crop show as fattering a yield
Ms on the other oklahoma crops this
year, and shows that the farmer Is
prepared to meet the increased cost
OF living expenses by raising his own
food. The estimated yield per acre Is
76.i bushels, as compared with 542
bushels for the 1909 crop The estl-
mated yield this season Is 1,730, S95
bushels, as compared with 1,ifs.573
bushels raised last year. The acreage
this year IL an increase of Is per cent
over that planted In 1909.
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FOR sALE-16o ACRES IN LEVEL
dark, rich, sandy soil in Grady County; las
acres in cultivation 80 acres In alfalfa. hal
ance in potatoes, cantnloupes, corn, garden
truck. orchard berries and grapes. Nearly
ali fenced, creek running through farm and
plenty Of good soft well water. An s'room
house with cellar, barn, shed, grnunry and
hen house TOwnstc west side Chickqsha
price sac ono' easy terms Address "2322"
in care Of this paper.
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