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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-04-15
FUs7 AND LAST WORDS.

~ dc We pay SO much attention
9 1T verbs Of wreab nenf
~ bsczu,e their d;rst words
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-04-15

Paula Edyards, one of the popular
stars of musical comedy, is to return
to the stage in vaudeville.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-04-15

Although it is most too early for
properly seasoned fish stories, Mont
clair. n. j., started the ball rolling
by sending out as fle q yarn as was
ever hatehed in the brain of the most
accomplished nature fakir. According
to the story, man named Horton and
two friends went fishing While Hor-
tom was holding his rod, he turned TO
speak % one of dis companions, when
something pvlled his line so strong
that it almost pulled the rod ont of
his hand. He started to pull in, but
found that it took all of has strength
to do So. He finally landed his catch
now comes the yarn--cons1stang OF q
pike weighing FIVE aad one-half pounds
which had six big bullfrogs {not bull
do9s1 hanging on if. The frogs which
were of enormous size, the combined
weight of their hind legs being two
and tlree-quarters pounds, had evil
IDENTIFY attacked the pike, and had bit
Ten themselves with such bulldog feroc
ity into the body of the fish that
they could not or would not let go,
even when the fah was caught and
pulled out of the water. Just wait till
Teddy comes home.
Thieves are not particularly uncom-
mon, but not many display so pecul-
lar kind of humor as the one who
recently has visited number Of resi-
dences In Red Bank, N. J. One night
last week he entered a residence while
the owner and his family were asleep.
The burglar gathered some silverware
and few oveTcoats and was about to.
make search for leweky and other
desirable things, when he was dis
turbed by some noise. He considered
1t advisable not to hnger much
longer, but before be departed through
the win dow he wrote on the cloth on
the dining room table, tWAl be back.
again In another copncr Of the tab
4 c1otA he wrote, Excuse me, but It u
only 4 joke. =
Sidney Smith, "a eupert arcountaat
with . gsod inscule, Vas cent q sag
Sing - ether day = serve : eent ence
of ave year, ~ utteling 6og1
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-04-15

and I was compelled to allow him
to tear up a score of young naples
by the roets, just to appease him, 1
was prepared in the morning to give
him away, or pay bonus to anyone
who would be foolhardy enough to take
him. Consequently I was overjoyed
when Daggett walked on to the
porch and asked, ssWilI you take your
pay In stocka''
'.oattle or horsess''
CT mean stock in the Radio-Auto-
matte Consolidated Hired Man Co.,
limited he explained.
/ insisted on money. That afternoon
the papers were drawn up and my wife
and [ bid Desire goodbye. Then did
Daggett IS true nature assert itself.
You II wish you d took stock" he
tainted, Tapping the legal papers in
my face. ''For Skinner and me have
just leased thirty ehree square mikes
of heavy timber land, and Desire will
clear it all off this winter
I'm DANCED sorry I eat that stuff
Of yourn,' suddenly said Desire, who
had been gazing sadly at my wife and
behaving most quietly. eff it put
you out any I'M sorry I eat it. Could
| have a soup Of nailks''
My wife brought him q pitcher and
glass and to my surprise he rapidly
drank all. Then a Transformation took
place. The haIos left him and he fell
unconscious. The milk had killed out
the radium. Do what we could moth
ing would arouse him. He slept as
many days as he had laberod. Nor
did his superhuman energy ever re-
turn to him. And being valueiess as
corporation he Is still working for
me.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-04-15

Is sure 10y to save mooney IN =
lpead i.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-04-15
Cur Kc)
HIRED I'm

(coa4znued From Fsee Naree)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
ROOSEVELT tNDS
A LONG SlLtNCE
COLONEL MAKES FIRST PUBLIC
ADDRESS SINCE MEMORA-
BILE ELECTION.

by Associated Press.
New Haven, Conn, Dec. 13.-Theu-
dorc Roosevelt, as u guest Of the
Chamber Of Commerce at its annual
banquet tonight, made his first pub
lie address since the recclt elections
lie was cordially greeted by gath
cring of upwards of six hundred rep
rcsentatiye men Of the business and
commercial interests and prof IS ons
of the state, The banquet had mora
than ordinary significance through
the presence OF Of the chief Justice,
who was recently in controversy
with the former chief Justice of the
supreme court, Judge Simeon E
Baldwin, who as Democratic nominee
for governor overturned the political
complexion Of the state and as gov
ernor-elect had been invited to at
tend Baldwin was not present and
the place assigned to him at the
guests table bore mute evidence Of
his absence.
Roosevelt was escorted from New
York by a committee Of the Chamber
OF Commerce and upon his arrival at
the station here a large and enthu.
siastic crowd was in waiting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
JUDGE CHARGES
LEBLANC JURY.
MICH or THE COURTS CHARGE
II FAVORABLE TO THE
GIRL DEFENDANT.
BY Associated Press.

BA Associated Ifchh.
Cambridge, Mass, Dee. 13.-The
fate of Hattie Leblanc, who Is charged
with the murder of Clarence f.
Glover, will Zoe in the hands of the
jury tomorrow Judge Bond will COM
pletc his charge in the morning and
after the girl has declared her inno-
concc the jury will be given the case,
Twelve MiddlescX farmers and me-
chanics, who have not seen home or
family for more than two weeks, lis
tened to carncs, apcals by Melvin NJ.
Johnson. senior counsel for the de-
tense and District Attorney John j..
Higgins Johnson made an impas-
sionatr plea for the acqulttal: Hig-
gins, calm, but no less earnest, asked
Ia conviction
Judge Bond began his charge, much
Of what he said he considered to be
distinctly favorable 10 the defendant.
Especially so were the words bearing
on the question Of whether the girl
had the courage and ability to use for
the first time revolver that required
the grasp of a good sized hand aud
the knowledge how 10 release the
safety attachment He said that the
government had not shown Hattie Lee
Blanc had ever used such weapon,
while on the other hand, Mrs. Glover,
the widow, did know how to use one.
He was urging the jury to give the
girl the benefit OF any reasonable
doubt when he decided to conclude
his remarks tomorrow morning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
Find Bloody oyeraIls.

By Associated Press.
Kansas city, Dec. t3.--Durlng the
search of Balley's room late tonight
IA pair Of bloody overalls was found.
one Of the legs was smeared with blood
and the bottom OF the garment was
also covered with blood, thought to
have been rubbed from u pair Of
shoes.
Bailey told the police he got the
ovoralls bloody when he killed a
chicken few days ago. Mrs. Anna
Plum. who says she Is Balleys wife.
told the police the stains were from
paint. The police say that during
the last week Bailey and Mrs. Plum
have spent more than one hundred
dollars for clothing ana jewelry.
Bailey has not been examined by the
police. This viii be done today.
Ike Whltsett Of Rosedale, said to
have had quarrel with Mrs. Bern
hart and her son, over the laying Of
a foundation for their home, which
he constructed about four years ago,
was arrested late toniaht al his home
by Chcif Of police thinner Of Kansas
city Kas lie was seen near the
Rprnhart home last Wednesday. II is
charged
Whltsctt told the police tonight
that he was hunting last Wednesday
with man named Faulkner and thar
he and Bernhart were close friends.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
wATER CONTROVERSY.
Nln,or and Commission Split over
plans Handed In.

Special to the World, ,.....
Snpuipa, okla, Dec. l3'--fprther
delay in building a water system
seems assured. Mayor Denton ana
the city commission are IN a contro-
versy over the hiring Of engineers to
make plans and specifications for the
proposed system. The commission
recently entered into q ccntrnct WIN
an engineering firm, but the mayor II
out in a long statement setting forth
his objections.
Among the reasons cited for OPP
position to this firm is that their con-
tract is on n per cent basis; their
commission to be four per cent of the
entire cost; that the price Is too eN-
cesslyp; that the plans and specili-
cations are to be made without the as
sistance of the city engineer who Is
not allowed the right to Inspect the
work. and that the work Is to be done
without the engineering firm max
Ing bond for the carrying on 'of the
work.
The building Of an improved water
system IL one Of the most urgen.
needs of the city
Mayor Denton and members OF the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
A Murder Is FolIed.

BY Associated Press
Princeton. ind. Dee. l3.--Charged
with having attempted to murder his
wife and lwo sons, Or. Randall Good
win was arrested today after a dos-
perate dght at his wlfe's home. IN
Illinois, across the Wabash River
from East Carmen, Ind. Mrs. Good
win and ono Of her sons received Sc
we're wountis and the other son a deep
cash In the throat from the knife
welded by DR. Goodwin, It Is al
legged. They will recover.
Mrs. Goodwin and her sons recent
ly left GUodwin's home at Feast Car
men and today 1t is alleged he wen.
to their new home and after a quar-
rel attacked his wife with n knife
and his sons went to their mothers
rescue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
Help The Little FelLows
See a Joyful Christmas
If you do not ad the sting of disappointment may be felt
in someone's heart-- but what Disappointment
Why not contribute to them today?

There is at this time $125.35 in
the Christmas rund which the World
Is raising for the benefit of the poor
Of Tulsa. to be given into the hands
Of Captain Hickman of the local Sal
walton Army Post and to be used by
him in his one ambition at presnt,
that OF making Merry Christmas
ring rs truly in the novels of poverty
as ll does in palaces of splendor.
And, after all, that Is an ambition
worthy of the greatest effort, The
highest Ideal of man, the most lofty
deed hc can hope to accomplish, Is
that of the bestowal Of help upon
those who need holp-the little self
donluls that he may thereby alleviate
suffering and at the same time carry
transport Of JOY to the dlsheartened
ones cringng under the ponderous
weight of want Life can hold no
greater purpose.
In the dark homes Of Tulsa, and
there are many of them where pow
erty rules, live thousands Of Gods
children" as they have been called
ny wv klNhA Val hhhANAAA NlAf
has bestowed that name upon the
children OF the poor. These children
are beautiful innocent, and helpless
little unfortunutes who have a great
capacity for absorbing love ana for
enjoying that which fortune has with
hold form them. In their precious
little hearts well up those little hopes
and expectations and excltemonts that
always precede Christmas There
never was more faith and hope than
is shown by them.
There Is hardly festival In tho
calendar which has such hold on
the hearts Of old and young folks
alike as Christmas day The ring Of
the street car bells ana the voices on
the streets seem to take on more
cherry tone, and the spirit Of the
time seems to throw 0. a.glamour over
the places and things which ordi-
narlly are devoid Of all pretense to
beauty. If they bc not absolutely ugly.
AS II Is with places, so II is with
people. They, too not only seem 90
change. but the Transformation does
take place In millions of hearts TO a
greater or less degree And the spirit
of Christmas even affects people who
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
A HIRED HAND
LATEST Catch
POLICE MAKE ANOTHER ARREST
IN BEHNHART MURDER CASE.
QUARRfLED OYER PAY
Suspect tcaglc Gives Information
Witch Leads 10 Arrest OF
Another.

bN AhhVplufru lfchNt
Kansas city, Mo, Dec 1S.--sam
Bailey former employee of Mrs.
Emcline Bernhart who with her son,
George Thomas Morgan and James
Graves was killed at the Bernhart
farm, twenty miles south of here last
week, was arrested tonight. Bailey
ls held pending investigation.
The arrest was made by Inspector
Boyle Of the Kansas city pol ce d.
partment upon Information furnish d
by John r. Feagle. held as a sus-
pect in tho case by the Kansas CITY.
KAN police Bailey will be qu.s-
toned tonight Though the police OF
Kansas CITY, kan, say they found
nothing directly to connect Feaglc
with the l'ernhart murders, he H.
said to be held as suspect. Chief
of Police thinner of Kansas city, Kan.
said he expected to make another
important arrest in the case some
time tonight
According to the story Bailey al
legged that Mrs Bernhart would not
pay him his wages and In the quar-
rel which followed he became an
gered at George Bernhart and chased
him into the house.
"I1l get him yet" l'eagle said
Bailey tol1 him.
At tho time of the murder. neigh
bors told the police OF the quarrel
Bernhart had with a former hired
man and George Bernhart * said e,
have told them that he feared the
man "Would come over some day and
murder the whole family.
AT that time, people living In tbs
vicinity said. the hired man. after
leaving the Bernhart farm, lived in u
small house about Il quarter Of mile
distant ana during the time, they say,
many chickens were stolen from vari-
ouls farms in the vicinity George
Bernhart told other farmers he knew
who was stealing the chickens but
was afraid to tell.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
RehcIs Los Is Grcnt.

by As8Oclal0l Prr88.
Laredo, 'foXus, Dec, 13.--Scventy
Mexican revolutonlsts were killed
aud small number wounded in ~
battle this AFTERNOON with the federal
troops in Ccrro prloto, state Of Chi
huahuu, according TO u telegram re-
celved tonight by Micuglc Dicbold,
Mexico counsel stationed at Nueva La
redo, from Enrique G. Creel, Next
can minister of foreign relations. Tn
fodcrals lta suld to have lost four
teen men, including two officers.
Forro PHOTO is small station on
the Mexican Northeastern Rullway
between Conception on southwest
and Cosahucrlachis ON the northwest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14


Tor the rest OF the year are devoid Of
sentiment ana OF FEELING Tor their
fellows Rarely do you hear Of
mans inhumanity to man ON
Christmas day but on the other
hand 1t is good VIII toward all men w.
The susceptibility OF little heart
to love when 1t needs love, ANA the
susceptibility Of liltIe BODY to food
when 1t needs food IS most wonderful
Even a 'big man when he Is all down
and ont, when he stands IN want
needs help and becomes most sus-
eeptible to Whatever Is done for him.
II you do not contribute to the
Worlds Christmas fund for the Sal
walton ArW's Poor Children, you
may cause once Of these trusting
little ones to lose his Christmas din
nCr, or that little TOW that to him lg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
MEXICAN REBELS
SUFFER DEFEAT
SIXTY KILLED AND SEDITION
FORCES ARE REPORTED IN
FULL FLIGHT

By Associated Press.
Washington, Dec. l3.--Scnor be La
Bnrra, McXicnn ambassador received
tonight the following dispatch from
Enrique Cfocl, Mexican minister OF
foiNign affairs; General NaNarro's
forces today defeated the scditlonlNs
at Cerro lricto Ia Chihuahua. six
ty killed and many more wounded,
The soditionlsts are In night and the
federal troops are pursuing thcm"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
RED TAPE Is IGNORED.
Mexico Returns Girl kidnapped from
Los Angeles.

By htb0cintVd Press
San DISCO Cal., Dec. l3.--Waivng
the ofllcla red tape Incidental to .he
oxtrndition, Lieutenant Governor
Vega Of Lower California brought IN
person to San Diego today josie Slgcl,
the l5-yoa, sold Los Angeles girl lurci
across the Mexican boundary By
white slAyora" The girl who had
been given her liberty on probation
by the juvenile court of Los Angeles,
was cntlced from there TO Tiajuana,
Lower california, ana sold into the
custody Of Il Mexican who took her
to Tocurt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
pooIln Is Chlef Dlsncnscr.

Specal % ihe W0rd
Alva, okla, Dec 1S.-Johnny Doo-
lin right hand bower Of Governor
elect Crucc for several years and
former assistant treasurer of the
Democratic National Committee, is to
be the chief dispenser of pie, 80 far as
all Western Oklahoma is concerned,
under lhe Cruce regime Doolln's o. X,
must he on every mans papers that
get recognition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
To Adyertlse for Sewer.

y. G. Hughes city engineer. was
yesterday instructed TO advertise for
bids for a sewer IN block 8 Of Burnett
addition The estimate for the lateral.
which Is to be 220 feet long, IL
S6Sbf2. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14

W. 7. Cruch, chief mine inspector
of oklahoma, Frank Haley, district
mine inspector and A. II. Gibbons.
state oil and gas Inspector, arrived In
Tulsa last night and viii spend week
looking over the oil, gas and coal
fields
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
MA YOR SA US HE WAS OFFERED MONEY;
PROPOSAL MADE BY BOOZE ELEMENT

city commission were called upon To-.
day by many prominent people Of
this city who urged them to effect a
compromise.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
lIIi3 WEATHER.

BY Associated Press
Washington, Dec. l3.--Oklnh0ma--
Cloudy wednesday. Thursday fair
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
LornI Wrntlor Ycstrr,Iny,

(Dr, NJ. II. lIutchlaon, Obseverl
Temperature: Maximum, i6, mini
mum. 27 wind from north; clear
TOdny's Almanac
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14

Some folks wear a suit 80 long thor
In style two ere three times without
known It, II mus be fine { live on
a farm whore you kin fight with
your wife without beln' heard.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
Comedy Declares He Had
Dirty Proffer Made To Him
Methods Allison Cmore Deoss King Chambers
have him lay downBooze Men and Gamblers threatened
Mayor with recall he declares Could use $1,000 Month
he saw ft-Whskey and Table Gang
o any Town. Records known

The trail of the booze peddior and
the blacldcgs is over us an, and Tulsa,
the metropolis of the northeastern
part OF oklahoma, uaa lain dormant,
ignorant Of what has been going on,
unconscious Of the half humorous
mlamy in which she has wallowed,
IAN because she Nas So prosperous
and progressive tha, there was no
time to feel the sting of the lcocs
But Mayor l.. j. Martin has grown
weary Of conditions which, as an IN
divdual, he was powcrlcss to stop
without the aid of publicity and he
willingly relates the following story
of corruption ana the attempted
bribery OF the chief officer of the
city by the ucfarious gang which
boasts that It's members own and
control Tulsa County.
Monday afternoon Mayor Martin
ordered Chief Of Police Comedy to
raid tho Moore Hotel ana the Alcorn.
Hy 10 o'clock Monday night every one
ON the street knew that these places
had been raided and that the foul
human bu2zards who made them re-
sorts were flying about like bats in
the night. But onl, few knew OF
the story behind that raid
MAYOR MARTINS STATEMENT.
II have been against this booze
business from the very first, said
the mayor YESTERDAY and also gamb-
ling.
shortly after | was installed in
.ciflCc c. II. Ovcrion, who runs the
AiCOrl, came to me ana made the
proposition that ] accept $4,000 u
month which l conld pay 20 the city,
on do as thought best with IT,
"Nithin y few days came the propo-
siticn from Is round about way from
Allison, CrcctmOrc and DeNIoss, rnis-
ing that offer by D cool ~, 800 per
month, provided that would lay
down and let them do as they wished
to do.
ut seemed to he On effort upon the
part OF the booze element to run the
Town completely
AN agent from the same gang told
me that all of the newspapers had
been fixed. that The Democrat would
not say anything and that they were
prepared to handle The Post and The
World.
Even King Chambers, the negro
gambler, who evidently Is hooked mp
with the chief 0f the gambling outfit
in Tulsa, came 10 my office one day
and declared that he was not rccciy-
ing protection
II told him that he was getting
Just what was coming 10 him and that
no protection would he offered to
gamblers and that II was my wish
that lIc be- raidcd every day or every
hour for that mattcr.'
COMPETITION AMONG "PROFESn"
Chief Of police Connccly was IN
Mayor Martins office yesterday nf-
tcrnoon when % representative of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14


or Tyler was working In the Moore
Hotel Monday night when % was
rldrd, u spite ul the Tact that there
were number OF perjury cases
q uE''hsl nun j." 'Il''"W on account OF
I'H ''nn,'N"n WIN u'''''!lE l''o'
/" tue Ju'H' 'p"'' ~. N"'"''''
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','., '.l,. ,.,', ~ r.nr,,a
hardrnr. s,orn
rha, said vr,s ,,r' hr,inrlnr or thn
,,,.t ~ ,t,. t,.,.o i,,,si,,y.. ,, ana, I,r,,o
g.,I. In I,rstnw Whnt .u,dpr over
stro,t di1 h,c,mo state wide IN us
r,r,r Sic .rI.anad out the bontlcprers
and thn things with his own hands.
srcinp chat th.v LEFT town and sending
them nm ia sapulpn ns fast as he
could get hold of tnem.
I,uI ESSNuSS TtotRIcuEn
trar ,,,,rt,. and nnnths ,rulyo has
l,oon ,,rostod ,rith bo,tlcggcrs yamb-
lors inlnt kooners and otb,rs or the
l,vi..s ln,o ,rboy .bovo Noon .on.r,t.
.n,u g., ,r,osiuon g., an lo,y ANA do
.r,r,, rbc,, hnvo nbov.d po rulo
.s,y. t,,t yhich ma, hovc os,olJished
rho s,ln nf hooy. h,u Loor oncr
.o,d oh,y, hoard Thor, vos nat tho
ro,sor mar tbo Gang, IA koep., watch
.n,n' ot tho entrance door of n dive
II ,,g ono, to ovorvhodv Aftor n
man bod hccop,e DRINK me- awake Ia
flnd hIns.ir nnnniloss I'm many cneos
IA, une tbrg.,D1 ofter he bod lost ali
.ovor tho u,r,hIirp tobies ana hogan
q, pr,tos, craose and thioves or an
binds c,n,r,,.otcd uround those
.nl,e.s bl,,r..yod ln Glub ana dIssi-
r,ti,n tu,o , riocl, M tpy0,rd. oro,,nd
mo r,rort foost
Ana II bos boen. , goro,aops bar-
.vcstlng which tho divo kooners roan-
od rror, ,hos. ,vho bnd nnt rtson 60
bigb IN tho. professlon M law vIolo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
SOME OUTSIDE OPERATIONS.

m roEuru % cOmpOtliIOn OmOnE Tho
bootleggers, It Is difficult 20 know
who is allied with the distributing
agency and who Is not Creekmore
haN tried 10 invade surrounding
counties as In Tho case OF iirlstow
over In Creek county where no ship
ped In liquors which Judge John
Ovcrstroet partly confiscated and
partly sent back TO Joplin. Mo-, from
which place they cnmo.
Tho same negro man who signed up
a BriHow for shipments Geo. plyor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-14
WOULD WIELD AXE nlMsELF

The Mayor also declared that he
would Ike to 30 ralding himself but
for the fact that ne believed his uge
and the dignity with which the peo-
pie had Invested him would not ppr-
NIT such q thing
"All that eau snN," continued the
mayor "is TINT the police VIII he
after the bO0tlcggcrs day aild night.
" IL NV intention never to let up.
~ this ! rm backed, hope, by every
decent citizen Of Tulsa"