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The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26

Water for irrigation will be in the Orchard Mesa by
June Orchard Mesa values will advance 25
days after the completion of the ditch.
We offer 20 extra fine fruit land at $115
A fine tract near Clifton for $125 per
10 Orchard Mesa land leveled powed;
prominent Price $3.50 per
"a northwest of the city for 81 300 Part good
fruit land and the balance alfalfa land 10
ditch with this.
nice Broom house White avenue good location good
neghbhood two lots cement walks good lawn shade Price
$2,350 G.. COEN & COMPANY Opposte Postoffce
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26
TODAY is YEARS Ago.
FROM DAILY SENTINEL
(Tuesday, March 36.

Gus Ovren has accepted position
with the Mitchell drug store.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26

All wheel men are requested to
meet at the city hall this evening at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02

The Aborn Grand opera Company
10 poorlo-ls piece orchestra,
Tim Murphy In "Ml OPP
The Cat ana the Fiddle
The Time. the place ana the Girl
Sidney Drew la "BillN'
Dustin Futuum iu Cameo Kelley
clara Lipman the Marriage Of q
Star
The ClimaN
Lulus Husband 60, with Mabel Ban.
isou.
Blanche Walsh
A Gentleman from Mississippi.
The Soul kiss
The Newly Wcds aud their Baby.
rhc Cow and the Moon
The Blue Mouse
Mrs. Virgins OF the Cabbage Patch
Girls
The Mocklng Bird
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02
A STRANGE COINCIDENCE,
There Is Alawys Graveyard Near
Every Aviation Field.

From the st. Louis Republic.
one Of the first questions that an
layiator asks before beginning a series
lof. flights at any of the aviation
grounds is apt to be this: well
where is the graveyard ~
The question is not asked through
| fear or bravado The aviator Is not
Especially worried for fear that his
name is going to he added to the long
hist of the martyrs of the air, nor Is he
ltymg to impress the officials with his
| Ifearlessness. But II has become an
Incccptcd fact among the bird men
that no matter in what city or along
Iwhat river front or ocean beach they
are planning their Hishts, somewhere
| in the near noighborhood viii be found
| "A cemetery II is one Of the first queer
traditions Of the new sport that a grave
Ward Is always found near an aviation
field.
Mr.. Lambert is authority for the
statement that the avatons of this
country and Europe have grown ac-
customcd to the presence OF burial
| Igrounds near their exhibition fields
These places seem to have n peculiar
fascination for them They are con
Itinuallv leaving the level fields and
Idarting out and circling over the mon
Iumcnts that mark the graves. Al
Bournemouth, whore Charles stewart
Rolls met his death, number of Gem
eteries are close at hand Less than
three hundred yards away from the
! Areo Club grounds Of Paris, Just out
Islde the gates. In fact Is one Of the
biggest and oldest of the Partisan Gem
Iotcriu' When the gallant French
men leave the surface of the earth
land start heaVenward In an aeroplane
or a balloon, the first and last thing
they see is the blg burial ground that
seems to be waiting for them
Tho great aviation meet at Rheims
Iheld about year ago, was one of the
most successful In the history Of acr-
Iial progress Records were smashed
land new names made famous There
were few serious accidents, and had
there been any fatalities one Of the big
gest graveyards on the Continent wnr'
near at hand in which to inter the
victims. The Rheims turney was held
on one OF The French military reserva-
Itions. The military graveyard for that
division OF the French army was Just
outside the grandstands from which
the crowds watched the air men
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02
A IA u S E IA f N T S
Coming Attractions at TuIsa's Many Play Houses

the curtain goes up the stage mana
ger calls dress rehearsal MIH No
body ls there us the prlmr donna and
Preston Halliday sim 1T outs with
his father is "a IuWly chorus man, am
"oni0u the stage manager cullH mm.
Tho comedian oi the piece falls sud-
denly I'M aud the onion Volunteers
.tu play tho part
Before the performance the stage
manager calls rehearsal stars,
stage hands authors. comedians, cho-
rus girls and hoNs. aud an the back
,tugc' characters are shown in. real
ME. And such 90 rehearsal II shows
the stage manager as "a car before
whom everybody bows The stars fight
for "uuus' aud "nughs the author
protests when his book is "cut' the
chorus forget their "huHucss' and the
stage hands fan down ON their
"props' l}ul the stage manager I8
uudaun.ad, aud finally the curtain
goes mp ON a mock performance
Here is more fun, Tho audience
secs the performance from behind the
scenes aud witnesses the desperation
ot the stage manager when the actors
forget their lines and cues, stage
hands forget to fire he shots la q
battle and rlolt bearing the lead
ing man to the primu donna at The
hicght Of big scene. refuses 90 work.
The elimination of the difficulties
comes when one stage hand lorpcls
to turn ON rainstorm which is sup
posed 10 bo the piece de- resistance
.ot the productions until r. curtain
s down and the stage manager is yoll-
ing like q wild man, where In hcils
the ramIorm,'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02
TIN CAN'T BE SOLD
ASLARD IN KANSAS
DIR. CRJMBINE SAYS WEIGHTS
AND MEASURES LAW WILL
BE ENFORCED.

Topeka, oct l.-NoliDc was served
on the various packing companies Of
the state today by Or s. j. Crumbino,
secretary of the state board Of health,
that ON ana after October IL they
would be prosecuted If they attempted
to sell forty-siN pounds of lard for
'hlty pounds. In other words, Crum-
blnc says that they must not label a
can containing forty-sN pounds of lara
and four pounds of tin as hlty pounds
of lard Neither will they be permit
ted 10 weigh the canvas around
smoked meats ana count Il as meat
His notice reads;
Gentlemen: Repeated complaints
have come TO this Office of the practice
of selling so-called hfty-pound cans Of
lard, lard compounds, and lard gubsti-
tutes, at stated price per pound,
when such weights were gross weights
that is to say, the can contains approx
imatcly forty-siN or forty-seven pounds
of the product The feJnHpdcr of the
weight being that Of the container OF
can, Complaints also have been made
of the practice OF weighing and sell
ing the canvass around meat as meat
"The weights and measures law,
passed by the last legislature, provides
that all weights shall be net weights;
and an opinion from the attorney gem
eral, concerning the above practice, is
to the effect that il Is a violation OF
the statute
"rhis is to advise YOU that on aud
after October Is, this department viii
make an effort TO enforce the proyis-
ions of the law concerning net weights
We wish to be clearly understood, the
department has no objection 10 the
sale of forty-siN pounds, or any other
amount of lard, I'm any size can, but
prices quoted aud charged for must be
based on net weights, and If il is de-
sired TO make charge for the can
such transactions should be clearly set
forth, IN order that the retail dealer
may be fully dvised Of the mount of
lard he Is receiving, as well as the
price per pound he Is paying for the
same"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02
Show Girls in Honeymoon Trail" Grand, October 9th

hold moro happiness lor mm than al
the money m the world Thc light
that lllc Nellie had pul into his llfo
In her childish potlor WAS yigor To
him She was Ca br h,s beneficiary.
The treasure is placed under the cot
that has served as the only bed the
old soldier has enjoyed for almost 70
score ot years.
Windows have eyes and wallis have
ears" and evil turks Goo every dark
corner
poros eyes had caught % glimpse
lof the treasure through .hc littlo WIn-
dow ana he vowed 10 gain it Sccur-
ing same NE hurics IT near the creek
! hut not uunoucod 10y the boys uf the
cole sWimmin' hole" When the loss
is discovered and weighs heavily upon
the old soldier, his greatest comfort
cr Is little Nellie whose tenderness
shed rays of Sunshine tp tighten lifcs
burden for him Finally when the
box is found his hnppur, knows no
bounds Bcuibution and tll ends Ia
poucc and cun,eutmcul
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02
SOLDIERS GUARD COURT ROOM.
Jury in Negro Case In Kentucky SUR
rounded by Soldiers.

stanford, Ky, oct while sol
diers from the Somerset company Of
the Kentucky state guard patrollcd
the streets and guarded the court
room. the jury which is sitting In the
case Of Shay Spclman, a negro, ac-
cuscd of attacking Nancy Rankin, a
white child reported late tonight that
no verdict had been reported AT
that time hundreds OF persons throng-
ed the streets and there was much
excitement. Judge walker directed
the jury to resume consideration of
the case
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02

Probably the greatest portion of the
theater-poers of Tulsa already know
the yankee Doodle Detective win
appear at the Tulsa Thcater Fourth
and Main. ON Wednesday, October 3,
as the city has practically been cover
ed with nice limo of advertising
"The Yankee Doodle Detective
will assure the local theatcr-gocrs
something quite different from the
ordinary class ct attractions and the
indications point 10 capacity busl-
ness on this account
In speaking Of the principles of
the cast II will bc necessary to say
they have received nothing but the
highest praise everywhere as their
work from an artistic point of view
scores again and again. And taking
the performance as a whole II Is not
going too far 10 say no better play
than the Yankee Doodle. Detective
has ever been produced. rs it touche,
the heart and mind as no other play
Will
The cast has been selected with the
greatest OF care and each member is
shown To a decided good advantage
The theme Of the play is lad In
New York and tells the story Of an
aged sea captain who falls in love with
a wicked woman and is married tC
her He IL finally murdered and hi,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02

The rast nr pi'inrir.ls win olI,uoy
mn,r Traur llis s,,,,r ,npt,in.
many por,Ilos nr tbo musir,I ro,nrd,
world A,npps, lhcm mr., Tn,is Erl.
"a, Ctbe oririnnI ",rnmmy Perkins" i'm
.tbis mono, ,yho crnntrJ srrhn rrr.
mcpdnus bi witbc "Tbo Grl in tb,
I5imono" a. tb, zriefnd Tbnat.,. rbl.
.rarr ig.t .in,,p,a,,. AIRLINE RnIira the
r1Trritc rrin,n 5nrp,, Frod lvyelsnrf
rrob.LI, tbn host known dcIipn,tnr
NJ "rrnbr ,nd Gaia mon" character.
an t,, ,r,,r,,ap g.,"o. r,,I GnorrC
,tlo nr,rinaI unnt,,,rn,nu vim otrnn.
N,. lgst s,,snn rn,t,,rad s,,,brntt,
Win tbn CONAN and HARRIS "Ifonoy.
monners p|s, Eilde, Inst scagor
rrat,rnd win "Tho American tdno ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02
TO LIGHT COUNTRY ROADS.
Dickinson County. Kan Farmers u
TRY Electrical Experiment

Topeka, oct /. Electric lights
for country roads is the latest fad OF
the farmers In Dickinson County The
experiment viii he watched with great
interest. If II proves successful many
or the leading highways in the farm
ing sections of Kansas no doubt viii be
lighted.
some time ago llcrlngton. which has
a tremendous big electric plant, con
tractcd 10 supply the town Of Hope
nine miles away. with Juice" Tho
wires now are being strung. Th,
farmers along The route have Joined
together ana arranged for lighting tn,
country road alo between the two
towns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02

The right kind Of paint to use on
that new house is the Sherwin-Will-
Jams kind. It's equally as good on an
old building Made by experienced
workmen, Of the best materials and
handled by the Ewing Hardware Co.
adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02
Shipping Cattic Into The Osagc.

Foraker, oct l.--R r. Russell has
shipped fifteen hundred cattle M from
Texas to be wintcred here. r. Z. Rus
sell will also winter a large bunch NJ
cattle nenr Foraker
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-02
OPPOSITION TO
A HAMS PARDON
MRS. ANNIS DECLARES THAT HER
HUSBAND WAS DELIBERATE
~ MURDERED.

New York. oct Mrs. Helen
Won lluncrbcin Annis whose husband
william h. Annis, was shot and killed
10y capt Peter g. llans at the Bay
side Yacht ChLb two years ago, de-
clarcd today that she would tight Ia
the last against the application foI
pardon for her husbands slayer
which was filed last week. She app
pealcd to the district attorney OF
queens County for help,
Mrs Annis says she has new evil
dcuce which was not brought out al
the trial and which aggravates the
prcmeditatiOu feature of the killing of
her husband. She also declared that
she could positively prove that An
mis- was killed, not because he was u
he named In Captain Hams divorce
suit, but because Mrs, Hams In her
counter suit made unprlntahlc charg
cs which the captain believed to have
been inspired by Annis. she say
she can prove that her husband did
not know what the charges were nm.
III the papers We're drawn and ther
he was informed by Mrs Hams faith
er.
"Therc was never more deliberate
cowardly dastardly murder than that
of my husband" Mrs. Annis declared
'angrlly And what has been done
10 his murdercrs? Thornton Hams
who was really more responsible than
his brother was acquitted and the
captain given comparatively lighI
sentence, If they had been intcllh
gently prosecuted, both would now he
in prison for life or would have been
given the punishment that other muir
dcrers receive I'm New York"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-02
NEW MEXICO COTTON.

Many people do not realize that
eastern New Mexico has already as
sumed an undisputed position among
the cotton producing districts of the
country. The cotton fields around
Carlsbad in the Pecos valley viii this
year produce fifty thousand dollars
worth Of the staple, and the acreage
next year is expected to be much
larger. Cotton growing in New Mex
leo is only u recent industry. Within
q few years IT mas been demonstrated
that New Mexico can grow as good
cotton as anywhere in the south, can
grow 1t profitably and get It on the
market. Farmers are everywhere
awakening to the possibilities of max
ing money out OF the staple ana cot
ton growing bids fair to become one
Of the leading industries Of the new
state.
Which Is all just another demon
stratlon That we can grow anything
on earth in New Mexico IL we can
put the water on the land.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-02
THE PERFECT WAY
Scores of albuquerque Citizens
Have Learned II.
II you suffer from backache.

II YOU suffer from backache.
There is only one way to cure it..
The perfect way is to cure the kid
neys.
\ bad back means sick kidneys.
Neglect il, urinary troubles follow.
Doan's Kidney pills are made for
kidneys only.
Are endorsed by Albuquerque peo-
pie.
J. NJ. Viokery, 2O7 E. Central
Ave. Albuquerque. y Mex. says. i
do not hesitate to recommend Doan's
kidney pills. as I ann satisfied that
they are an excellent medicine for
backache and kidney trouble. Their er-
feet IN my case WAS wonderful relief
from hackache being brought by one
dose Besides my own experience with
hoan's Kidney Pills. know of an
other ease where they were used Tor
pain in the back that was caused by
disordcred kidneys such positive
hcncrt vas obtained that there was
no question as to their worth"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milhurn Co. Buffalo.
\. y. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan-s-and
take no other,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-02
THE REFORM SCHOOL.

In the last ten days or so about five
young men, armed with butcher
knives, and other deadly weapons,
have escaped from the New Mexico
reformatory at Springer, and ravaged
tho country In the vicinity OF that
city, one young colored nan %foraging
as far as Kansas. where he had the
misfortune TO be run over by n train
and lose his leg, thereby demonstrat-
ing the wen known axiom that the
way of the t%ransgressor is hard.
Some time q II deadly and des-
pcrato assault was made on the as
sistant superintendent, ana he was
nearly Killed In the struggle that en-
sued. From these premises the con-
clusion is reached hat different
methods are needed at the roforma-
tory. II kindness VIII not fill the bill.
stcrner measures are needed. ana the
management will not be open to the
charge of cruelty If It takcs some OF
these young d%ospcradoes IN hand and
applies the rod skilfully and thor
oughly or undertakes other reason
able measures of force to inculcate
respect for the law and morality into
the inmates.
ON the other hand, the greatest
ann .b..,t.1 a.. ....t..1 d, ...s....tvu
young offenders to the reformatory
if il appears that they are sufficient
ly hardened 10 perform such stunts as
have recently occurred at the school.
Nothing but the p%euitentiary will do
I'm many eases, and misguided elem
oncy may react ON what should be
one OF the most useful Institutions IA
the state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-02
KEEP CLEAN" BUTTONS
FOR CIVIC IMPROVEMENT
MOVE AT ALAMOGORDO
(Alamogordo News.)

r,n Alaro p,,,f,.. ~. -
III go "-~ OiU.
NJ rs nve'ns al
-. i,oorna "'7n'' me
nl"''e Uiseusseu
ws't v"s 'oMn e'eah ahu pa
-. "u'1i' s'i's
- io'1o"i "'eiipe'a
= ~, Slr- iie"t >
~ ,' 800 o"u i~iSesuler A.
"T's,' = RANK W heoch
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-02
How to Stuff the
Thanksgiving Turkey

New England Stuffing Remove
the hard outside crusts from a small
stale loaf Of bakers bread" says
Fannie MERIT Farmer in Woman's
Home Companion for November.
"Cut in slices and toast until deli
cately Drowned, then put in chop
ping-bowl and chop while adding hot
water to moisten. Add o%ne-third #
a cupful of finely chopped fat SAT-
pork, one egg wen beaten. Salt, pop
per and sage to taste.
Fall River Stuffing.-Put giblets
in saucepan and cover with one quart
Of cold water. Place on range and
heat gradually until boiling -polnt Is
rachel; then let simmer until giblets
are tender. The liver will cook in
less time than heart and gizzard, and
should be removed as soon as done.
Split and spread sixteen common
crackers with butter, allowing one
half tablespoonful to each half
cracker. Pour over crackers two
and three-fourths cupfuls Of stock in
which giblets were cooked. As soon
as crackers have absorbed the stock,
add giblets finely chopped and season
with salt and pepper. end summer
savory sage or marioram may be
addc as desired.
"Bread-and-Celery Surfing. - Re
move hard outside rusts from a stale
loaf Of bakers bread aGd break in
pieces. There should be three and
one-half cupfuls. POW over bread
one cupful of boiling water and let
stand twenty minutes, then squeeze
out all the water hat Is possible. To
bread add one tablespoonful of poul-
try seasoning. one and one-half tea
s%poonfuls of salt and %one1fourth OF a
"teaspoonful of pepper, then add three
fourths of a cupful of finely cut cell
cry and one-half cupful of melted
butter.
"Potato-Stuffing-MiX two cupfuls
OF hot mashed potatoes. two cupfuls
Of cracker-crumbs, one-third Of a
cupful each Of melted butter and
sausage fat and one-half cupful of
cooked giblets finely chopped. Mois-
ten with hot water n season with
salt, pepper and sage
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-02
BREAKFAST FOOD AND DI-
NORCTS.

II has come at last The expected
has happened ana a woman in Mis-
souri,. applying for "a divorce. gives as
one of the grounds for complaint that
her husband has been addicted TO
breakfast foods. She alleged that he
has contracted or acquired a morbid
craving for the substances that made
Battle Greek and other sanitarirms
famous and which have. it is undre-
s.ood. caused "a heavy drain on the
I,nrse piles II our leading sawmils.
our sympathios are rather with thc
complainant The Kansas City Jour
nal however. views IL Ia q diffcren,
.nsht In the following.
Probably for the first time ln the
history d. Jackson county am addic-
tion 80 breakfast foods b. pat fore
ward as one OF the initial proVoca-
lions resulting boz "a suit for divorce.
Nor is the significance OF the nfmir
iossencd hy the fact that the divorce
was granfcd ON eencral principle
Dc must De admitted that Il man who
insists on eating domcsticattd bran
himself and denies CD his wife abe
boon 90 succulcnt hccfsteak has hls
Windows open toward the land 90
trouble. though 30 would Dc too much
TO &y that this conduct should DO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-02
SAFEGUARDS.

There is food for democratic
thought In the following from the
Santa Fe New Mexican:
II Is noticeable that the initiative
recommended by the democrats has
no safeguard of any kind. There IS
NO pcnalt yunder it for forging names
nc penalty under it for forging names
dozen times by the same voter, for
writing in fictitious names or the
names OF n%on-votcrs, or for the circu-
lation or presenting of fake petitions
Under 1t, there would have arisen oc-
caslons when three per cenr of the
voters could have found II possible 20
Impose their viii on the other 81 PEE
cent. And yet, the democrats claimed
that they had so wordcd their clause
that only three Of the thirty-twO laws
submitted In oregon at this election
would have come before the voters If
the referendum proposed by the New
Mexico democrats were in vogue
there. IL it was right, e%xpcdient and
wise for the people ia vote ON those
three laws, why would 1t not be wise,
cNpedicnt ana right for them to vote
on the other twenty-nine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-02
LADIES
READ THIS
You will Find This Letter From
Mrs. Baker, of Floral,
Very Interesting.

Floral Ark-"Untn a month ago, o
writes Mrs. Violn Baker. on his place,
" WINS Ina very bad health. l was SO
weak and nervous that I was unable
to 90 my houseWork. { tried Cardui,
according 20 directions, and now I am
la good health and recommend your
medicine 60 nll nay friends. / gave
Cardui Z % three 81 nay friends to try,
and they AN say "a helped them"
Society and household cares make
nervous. weak women who suffer
great pain and misery. much OF which
can Dee avoided by taking cardui
Worry and overwork act on your
nerves IKE rust ON metal. and they
simply eo to pieces You can't always
make RUSTY metal bright again. and
sometimes you can't get your nerves
straiehtcned out again. so better be-
sim before tho trouble goes too deep.
For haif "a century. Cardui has been
used with benefit. hV sick women.
thoua nds OF whom have written. tell
ins OF the eori results obtained
Doesn't th's mean something TO
youe
Benefit hy others experience. car
dui $500 hrip Non Try g.
ASS Faur drrreist ahout Cardul
n D-Whits to Ladies' Advisory
Dept r~hltinnonga Medicine Co...
ClaftaunHHa. renn. fur special IN
atrnriInus and fi-uare book. Home
Ttlatnicui far Women srnt ln plain
uraQQcrc on request.