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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-07
MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS $500 OVER
COATS. $10.85.

The greatest array of styles ever shown in
Vinita, embracing the new combination coat
with reversible collar, to be worn as pro-
tector or as a dress, coat collar turned down.
Including "a length Chesterfield and Beaver
ly styles, in all the latest weaves and eolors,
lined with heavy serge and SINNERS satin
sleeve lining They are handsome and per-
feet fitting $500 overcoats, Challenge sale
nrice $t0.85
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-07
HENDERSON, AMERICAN LADY, LYHA
AND LA PRiNcESSE5 5CoRSETs Al
A GREAT SAVING.
YOUR FIGURE


If il is shapely, you can dress less expensive
lv and appear stylish. The simple dress on
an attractive figure makes the weayes look
neat fashionable and graceful. wear good
corset and you viii have a good figure
Hendehson American. Lady Lyra and La
Princesse Corsets are the best corsets made
and will give you an effective contour Tney
are designed to mould the figure according
TO the very latest fashion requirements.
These models will modify your abdomen ana
hin prominence and harmonize your entire
figure to proportionate. pleasing lines we
urge you to try one Of these corsets because
we feel confident you will get more style,
satisfaction and wearing value from these
models than from any other you have ever
worn. te .aftr. .
SOC Corstes Challenge sale price. .4Sc
81 90 Corsets, Challenge sale price. 85e
200 Corsets, Challenge sale price. $l.o0
$3.50 Corsetsf Challenge sale price. $1.sO
$3.OO Corsets, Challenge sale price. $40
$3.50 Corsets, Challenge sale price. $40
$4.OO Corsets, Challenge sale price. $50
800 Corsets, Challenge sale price. -. $4oO
$3.50 front lace Corsets, Challange sale
$500. 90 $500, 'sToo and $1,000 silk corsets,
lines that we are going to discontinue,
Challenge sale price only. ......s $500
We carry asfull line Of Bust Confinces, Juno
forms, Brassues, Pads, Etc.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-07
MEMS AND BOYS SWEATER COATS.

MEMS SILK GLOVES.
The newest thing on the market. $l2o
values, Challenge sale price. ....... .Ssc
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-07
BOYS kNIckERBocKER TROUSERS.
MEMS $500 TROUSERS AT 1895.

Pure all wool trousers, in blue serge, hand
some stripe effects, in gray and brown and
neat mixtures; conservative models are
shown in ranges as well as extreme peg top
styles for the young fellows; $500 values,
Challenge sale price .............$ 1895
$3.50 Values, Challenge sale price. $3.50
$500 Values, Challenge sale price. $500
$3.50 Values, Challenge sale price. :. 1885
$500 Values, Challenge sale price. .$4.9o
$500 Values, Challenge sale price. $3.50
Boys long trousers in sizes % to 32, waist
measure, wool mixtures, $1.5O and $1.E5
values, Challenge sale price. .. CSC
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-07
LADIES' SILK HOSE.

LNUTEO OTLN TFO0E-s
Ladies' 81 so Silk Hose in black white and
COlOTS. .....-..s''.'. .Pl'io
Ladies' S1.25 Silk Hose in black and
Ladies' pure threat Hose in black only, Isle
heel, toe and garter top. Special 39c Pair.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-07
SILK and HEATHERsLooM PETTIcoATs

a day to come.
Ladies' silk petticoats in black and clors,
deep stiff dust ruffle. $3.50 Challenge sale
price Observation-Disclosures. 1855
Silk Pettcoats in black and coors, $500
values. Challenge sale price. ........ $685.
Silk pettieoats in black and all the new
colors, deep dust ruffle. $500 values. .$2.95
Jersey top petticoats, the very latest thing
out in petticoats, made with silk founce.
Sold everywhere for $500. Challenge sale
price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.45
$500 Heatherbloom petticoats $1.S5
81 90 Heatherbloom petticoats ........ 83c
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-07
Mems Hats and Caps
MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS $1,000 SUITS
AND OVERCOATS, S22.5O.

Made by Hirsh Wickwire Co., manufactur-
ers of the finest clothing made, of imported
and domestic materials, hand finished
$50 values, Challenge sale
price. Observation-Disclosures. $22.50
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-07
This Sale Of Beautiful New Dresses And
Costumes Positively Biggest Event OF
Its Kind Ever Held In Ninita.

This sale brings you values Of such extra
ordinary character that we cannot over en-
phasize the Importance OF prompt response.
n is tbe most important money-saving ey-
ent of the year. Let nothing keep you away
from this sale The opportunity is unparall-
ed. You have the whole range of present
fashions to choose from-maryelously be-
coming models now in popular favor IN
New York and abroad-striking handsme
decollete evening gowns, stunning concerts
for afternoon. party. reception, theater and
general wear and costumes suitable for
euerv nccasion All nerfect fresh and new.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-07

LADIES' PuFFS.
In all shales except gray.
$3.50 Values, Challenge sale price. $2.95
$400 Values, Challenge sale price. $2.55
$500 Values Challenge sale price. $1.85
$500 Values, Challenge sale price. $1.25
81 90 Values. Challenge sale price. .65c
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-07
BUY YOUR MUSLIN UNDERWEAR NOW
GREAT BARGAINS


Ladies' combination suits petticoats and
princess slips, $500 and $500 values. Chal-
lenge sale price. only .......,..,.. $3.50
Ladies combination suits, petticoatsr prin-
cess slipsfi $500 values, Challenge sale
price. :. ..,,...-.i...... ...:.....''. LOG
Ladies' combination suits, petticoats. prin-
cess slipts and night gowns, $500 values.
Challenge sale price ............'., .Sl.lo
Ladies' combination suits, petticoats, prln-
cess slips and night gowns, $15O values
Challenge sale price ........,...... .ese
Ladies combination suits petticoats, prin-
cess slips. night gowns and corset covers,
$1.00 and $l25 values Challenge sale
price. ........i... - - -. W.
Ladies SOC and 75c corset covers, night
gowns and drawers at. t.................3f ..3fe
LADIES' scARFS.
Ladies' Scarfs. $500 values at. S3.3e
Ladies' Scarfs. $500 values at....... S1.95
Ladies Scarfs, $500 values at. ,..,.. $t25
Ladies' Scarfs, $3.50 values at......... .a3c
Ladies' Scarfs. 75c values at. S5c
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-07
MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS $25.oo SUITS
S1895

Blue serge, shadow stripe worsteds, fancy
casimers and cheviots, complete showing of
styles and colors These suits come from
the best manufacturers of high class mems
and young mems clothes in America. S25.00
suits, Challenge sale price. ...........$t8. t8.95
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-07
MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS $500 OVER
COATS, $685..

Products of Americas most accomplished
overcoat makers, correct in style and quality,
strictly all wool smooth or rough fabrics in
newest shades of tan or gray; cut full length,
in box or semi form-ftting style. Included
are overcoats of the finest kerseys, vicunas
and meltons, cut in the various lengths.
Every overcoat perfectly made, lined and
trimmed $250O overcoat Challenge sale
price. $685.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05

NoTE-The EVENING STARS Proyerb Contest is open to Ill persons re-
sfdng in New Jersey, excepting employees II the Morning ad EVENING
STAR, members of heir families. Answers hould not be sent In until
after the last picture has appeared. READ RULES CAREFULLY.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05
CLEANER STREETS WILL BE
TUBERCULOSIS ASSN AIM.

Thai the streets of Newark may be
swept cleaner to avoid the danger from
dust and germ permeated air will be
n of the accomplishments that the
Anti Tuberculosis Association will work
for during the coming year., according
to he decision of the executive com
mittee made yesterday. Splitting on
the streets and sidewalks is being ahol-
ished, but il was said. the danger from
the dirt of all descriptions tina is
blown through the streets of the city
by every wind is an ever-present
to the city's health. The prac-
Use of sweeping the sidewalks whe
most crowded, as in the morning. when
uptown workers are passing, was con-
demned.
DIR. Leslie ID. Ward, who presided.
spoke strongly regarding the laxity of
the city's lawmakers yer lodging house
affairs. DR.. Ward aid that in their
present condition lodging houses are a
breeding place for disease.
The report of the sale of the Christ
mas Red Cross stamps showed a total
received of $S.641.46 OF this $500 goes
to the New Jersey Anti-Tuberculosis
Association; $729.4S to the American
National Red Cross and the remainder.
minus $l5o.4S, amounting to So, 212.77,
goes to the local association. as
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05
COMPLETE LIST OF PRIZES

1-sl.i 100 MITCHELL AuToMOBILIS-F. L. C.
Martin Auto Co., 2S2 Halsey ST.
$3.50 LAUTER-HUMANA. STYLE o. EN-
PIRE-rhe Lauter Co., 657 Broad st.
$3.50 HALLE & DAVIS PL.AYER-PIANO--
Hallet & Davis Plano Company, 607 Broad ST.
q Branford Place.
5-S300 THREE-PiECE MAHOGANY DINING
ROOM observation-disclosures Co.. 4s-5l
Market st.
G-S2o9 COLUMBIA GRAFoNOLA-Edisonia
Co., 81 Halsey street.
1-s2W THOR Observation-Disclosures Austin.
s-si75 sETEN-PIEcE SUITE IN
BIRD'S-EYE MAPLE-Christian Schmidt
Furniture Co, l57 springtield Aye; ,nr
BOARD-Cowperthwait & Van Horn Com
pany, 1915 Market st.
i0-S100 F~0UR-P1EcE MISSION LIBRARY
UTE. J. Henry Muller Ine.' lis-ll7
l1-siW GfENTLEMAN's GENUINE SOLITAIRE
DIAMoND-J. Wiss q Sons. $50 Broad st.
12-SlO0 L GLASS PUNCH BOWL SET-C.
Hartdegen & Co., SIT Broad St
ROOM CHAIRS. LEATHER. UPHoL-
SIERED-J, J. Henry Muller, Inc, 1ls-117
Springfield Ave.
14-siOo LADY's DIAMOND SET IA KARAT
SOLID GOLD WAICH-Frank Holt q Co.,
LADY'S GENUINE SOLITAIRE
DIAMOND. Wiss & Sons. Gs3 Broad st.
1s-sl0o -GENTLEMANS IA KARAT SOLID
GoI-D SWISS WATCH-Frank Holt & Co.,
:. Broad and Academy. SITS.
17-si00 ORIENTAL RUG t9xla)-J. Mullins &
Sons. 21S Market ST.
FoUR-pIECE PARLoR s~UITE-Dwyer &
;, Company; s2s Plane st.
19-$75 MISSION HAL w. Greena
8 Co. 90 Market st.
2o-s75 CHARTERED OAK DINING TABLF-
Crown Furniture Company. 1916 Market st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05
W. PALMER SMITH
RECITAL AT VERONA.

The Presbyterian Church at Verona
was Well filled last evening to hear
professor ". Palmer Smith. of Stuy-
vesant High School. New York city.
IN a program of dramatic readings.
Ills selections included a wide range
OF humor and pathos from American
authors, and were most wisely chosen.
it was a genuine treat to hear such
adequate Interpretation of quaint New
England characters, Southern stories.
enid dialect and the pathos of the story
OF Phiiip Nolan. Professor Smith has
a voice of unusual richness and 6exi-
bility, and a dramatic fervor which
compels attention. The laughter and
tears of his audience were a merited
compliment to his ability. He was ably
assisted by Julius Zingg. pianist, and
Miss Elsie Jacobus. vocal soloist. both
OF whom responded to encores.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05

Proverb Editor-What>is the exact
time referred to in the rules, as
~ hours. ALSO-IN-IT.
Three days, counting from the day
the fiftieth picture has appeared.
Proverb Editor note you have
eliminated contestants outside the
boundary of the State of New Jer-
sey. An amendment to your rules
permitting persons outside of the
State of New Jersey to enter your
contest would, l think, increase the
sale of your paper. j. A. G..
The STARS Proverb Contest isApar-
ticularly designed for readers in the
local field of the STARS nucleus of cir
culation. The sale of the STAR out
side of this territory would not be sutii-
aient TO warrant such a. amendment.
Proverb Editor rave been told
that the prizes given for solving
the proverbs now appearing in the
STAR are already won, that is, that
you have favorites Who will get
them, etc. Kindly affirm or deny
this. ANXIOUS.
If the party who. signed as Anxious"
has more confidence in people who cir
culate false rumors than in the in
tegrity and reliability of he EVE
MING STAR, it would be well for
Anxious to have nothing to do with the
contest. The STAR is beyond reproach
in every respect, and refuses to waste
valuable time with "kickers" and
''~faultfinders."
S. G.. Flugel, of West Orange,
asks a question already answered in
the STARS query column of Feb
ruary 4.
Proverb Editor-Is it necessary to
include the picture with the coupon
in sending in the answers? ,z.
B. b. Is.
1t is not, but it will not be objection
able If you do SO. Fs
G, M. JUNKER,. City.-Question, an
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05

ESQ BRASS BED-Dwyer & Company. ss
s2-ss5 PuLLMAN LEATHER pAvrNpopr-
Ss-seo CHINA c~LoSET-Dwyer & Co. s2. plane
Street. ~ 8 r'ahe
e-se9 G~ENTLEMAN'S CHIF-ER-oBE-E. A.
o. nlren z Company, II Market st.
- p R " LEATHER ROCKER
oe H. W. Greene a. Co., 80 Market ST,
$50 I-ADYs DIAMOND BRoocH.Jean r..
- rack, S7 Broad st,
-'-Ssg PARLoR MIRROR. MAHOGANY
rnAMh-Crown Furniture Co.. 1915 Mark ct
$50 F1VE.PIECE SILVER TEA SER. s.
oa Scnlndel IL Co., 107 Broad ST..
<s-SSV LADY,S DRESSING TABLEAcrovn
On gufniture GO, "a Market st.
>" sy BOOKCASE, IN MIS-
SION STYLE-Cowperthwait & Van Horn
Co, 70 Market st. 49,
sl-sS5 LEATHER UPHOLSTERED MORRIS
Si~AiR-crown Furniture Co., H-76 Market
s2-S25 OPERA GLAsSEs-R, 8. SCHMIDT &.
:. Company, 707 Broad st.
So So GOLF SELL. q. Koenig's Sons, SIS
sa- u LADY,s SILVER pAG-Jean R. Tack.
$3.50 DRESS SUIT cAsE-F. s. Green. 7to
as-s25 KoDAK-E. C. Koenis's Sons. SIS Broad
a7-s25 TOILET sET-Jean II. Tack. s57 Broad
as-s25 STRIKING BAG oUrFIr-E. G. Koen,,.s
Sons. SIS Broad st. s .
1885 GENTLEMAN's RING
1880 LADy'S GOLD BRACELET-R &
Schindel g. Co. 7G7 Broad st.
4l-Sl5 LApY,S GOLD HANDLED SILK
4, " Gardinor. s7 Broad st.
M. W. Gardiner. s47 Broad ST. S
40 to 52-sl0-TEN PRIZES: EACH TEN mr..
LARS IN GOLD. oo1
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05

tendent, John J.. Bolan; engineer,
Michael ]. Hart; carpenter. Edward j.
Henry; firemen. George Dorlin, Jacob
Diamond, Thomas McConn; centreman,
Louis Stern; elevatormen, Peter Nc
Donald, James f.. Cowen, George q.
Smith; Waterman. Thomas McCabe;
telephone operator, Ellen A.. Ritner;
porters, Michael Fitzgerald. Julius
Koenig, James Flaherty, John Horst
nan Henry Jackson, Cornelius M.
Brown, Charles Barrett, and eleven
charwomen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05
BROKEN TRUCK BLOCKS TRAFFIC..

A truck belonging to ]. S. Geiger &
Co. furniture movers, broke down on
the ear tracks at the junction of Ham
burg place and East Ferry street today
n traffic was tied UP for an hour. 1t
was necessary to send the Ferry street
and Hamburg place ears down over
the Market street route.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05
CONTESTANTS,
LOOK HERE FOR
PROvERBA ANSWERS
Contestants Are Requested Not
to Ask Questions Already
Answered.
PROVERB CONTESTANTS,
TAKE NOTICE.

Contestants are requested TO
read the answers published In
this column from day 10 day. as
II will be utterly impossible TO
even attempt TO answer the thou
sands of letters personally. II
you desire any Information con-
corning the contest make your
questions brief. Write ON one
sid of the paper only aud d
dress all Communications to
Proverb Editor, the EVENING
STAR, Newark, n. j. ss
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05

only one sBRoMO QUININE,
THAT is LAXATIVE RROMC QUINISF.
Look fof the signature OF Il. W GROVE.
Used the World oyer to Cure q Colo in One
Day. 25c.-Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05

aEA6 STAR WANT ADS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-31
AMERICAN consul IS
WARNING To STAY IN
TROIBlE - HOURLY EXPECTED
IlAItNi\LAN TROOPS MAY
MAKE LAND ATTACK.

Bg Associated prrH
Puerto CortcA Honduras, Dec. 80.
Following the rumors that the
United states cruiser Tacoma had
sighted the Hornet last night. the
American consul at the instance cr
Commander Davis Of the Tacoma. to-
day warned an Americans 10 remain
indoors If trouble startcs. Notice was
given the commandant today that
the Tacoma win land marines to pro-
tect American interests here tomor-
row.
The lionduran gunboat. Tatumbla.
is In the harbor, but her two-pound-
crs are not expected to be- OF much
use ln defending the town against
an attack by the Hornet which is
reported having four siN-lnch mod
orn rifles and three machine guns.
The Tatumbla Is not considered sea-
worthy.
Guatemaan troops arrived at Nor
alcs last night which move ls taken
to mean that land attack by Hon
duran revolutionists is expected alone
the border
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-31
The Hornet" Is stingIug.

NY NNNOrInI0d TrrNs
Puero Cortez, Honduras. Dec 3O.--
An attack upon Puoro Corte2 by the
revolutionary gunboat Hornet which
was reported several miles of this
coast late last night Is expected. Sew
cral hundred government troops ar
rived yesterday from TegucIgalpa and
others came In this morning.
Fighting has already begun at Las
Puabrados, according to reports.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-31
YOUNG Girl Wishes
AN cary Divorce
AFTER \ MONTHS TRY At IT
SHE DESIRES FREEDOM-CIR-
tUMS1ANCES PECULIAR.

After a months voyage over the
unnavlgated waters Of the sea Of
mairimonE a young and lneXpcm
enccd bride has apparently tasted Of
the cold realities of life. The sad
story Of just another fatal wedding.
just another broken heart. Is told in
a suit filed In the district court by
Lcona Ballard, in behalf of her
daughter Mona stout asking that
the latters marriage with Glove
Stout be annulled
Mona Stout Is AT present residing
with her mother on North Elwood
street and her dashlng Young hus-
band has gone to parts unknown She
cr water superintendent rx( ppdPT
says Clevc stout Is the son of former
water superintendent y r. Stout Of
Sapulpa, and at the present time Is
thought to be q resident Of Ollaho-
ma CITY.
Tho marriage IS said 10 have taken
place at Sapulpl, Sctember rs. 1910.
Tho bride was 4 years Of age on the
10Th day Of September 1910 The
records are alleged TO show that
marriage license was procured on the
lith Of September, consequently
when the girl entered into q promise
io marry she was only lG y,ars old
The petition alleges that the bride
to-bc entered into the marriage con-
tract when she was not of legal age
Gruve charges are also preferred
against the father of the youthful
Romeo. ". r. stout at that time a
city official Of Sapulpa. II rs NJ.
legged that the MARRIAGE lircnsc was
granted by clerk Chidross ~ IN,
Creek county court on an affidavit
sworn ana sgncd 10y ~. r. stout pl-
legIng that Mona Ballard. the intend
ed bride, WAS Of legal age Accord
ing 10 the allegations the license ap-
pears 10 DO granted on a fraud, and
further IL Is chnrgcd that the father
" the defendant knew this whom ne
sworo TO the affidavit
The petition reads that Mona Stout
nt the time ala not realize or CONF
prchend the meaning of marriage
VOW, and that she would not have enc
tered into marriage had not influence
been brought a. bear bv the lrng
pictures OF happiness and void de-
'criptions OF married life by the de-
'cudant
Shc now wishes to be free ana asks
hc court 10 restore her maiden uame
If Mona pallard For the petition
he asks that the marriage be de-
Jared anul and void
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-31
MRS, EARLE IS TIRED
Of FERDINAND PINNEY
THE AFFINITY BSINESS DOES
NOT 60 WELL. WITH THE
ALLEGED PAINTER.

By Associated pfpss
New York, Dec. 3O.-Mrs. Julia
kultner Earle obtained in the appel
late division of the state supreme
court today an nnnulmcnt OF her
marriage to Ferdinand Pinney Earle,
at Venice, italy on March ~ 1905.
Earle was divorced from Marie
Emile Fishhackcr In Paris in 1905 on
her suit for descrtion. Her failure
to transcribe a portion of the decree
In he register whore the marriage
was recorded until three months after
Earle's marriage 10 his second wife
suspended a divorce for q period and
gave the second Mrs. Earle grounds
upon which to contest the validity OF
her marriage,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-31
missing OPERATIC
SCORES RETURNED
BROUGHT TO POLICE UNDER
MOST PECULIAR CIRCUM-
SINNCEe-MNN ARRESTED.

BY Associated Press
New York Dec 3O.-The missing
opcr scores in the $4,000 prize con-
test of metropolitan opera House for
American composers, which dis APP
poarcd from an express wagon last
Saturday were returned today un-
harmed where they had been, and
how removed from the wagon remain
a mystery although Dennis Higgins.
who brought them back, has been
charged with larceny and held in
So 600 bail
when Higgins brought the bundle
to them, the police say, he gave his
name as John Rea lie explained
that two men handed him the bundle
with the threats they would kill him
n he allowed II out his keeping.
WAen he opened the bundle enough
20 see whnt it contained and later read
ia the newspapers Of the missing
7ocrog. hc said he decided to take II
tn Tho uolIca.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-31
ROBIN SWALLOWS
DEADLY HYOCINE
CASE Is POSTPONED IN THE
GREATEST ENNCITENlENT.
NOW lies IN BELLEVUE
'n"Vrl'd Banker DcClarc- lie I. n
Dead Mnn--Sistcr Claims II
l. u Habit.

h' Associated prras.
New NorkDec. 3o-Wlth head erect
ana shoulders squared, ana wi,h his
eyes lorelled at battery Of cameras
trained ON him, Joseph @. Robin. the
indicted banker stepped from his
sisters home this morning to face his
arruIgnment, calm IN the knowledge
that he had swallowed dose Of
hyosolnc. the deadly alkalold with
which pr Crppu killed his wife.
Belle Elmorc.
He collapsed before he could he
taken INTO court with the cXclama-
uoh' I'm deud man; I've taken
poison tablets
HIS ease was postponed in the
greatest excitement A stomach
pump was huricdN brought into
play and the sick man was carried
first to the prison hospital and later
to Bellevue hospital whore ne lies to-
night In prison ward.
No charge Of attempted suicide Is
entered against him. ana It Is Thought
he VIII recover although the action
of hyoscne IS slow, aud much will
depend on his vitality.
The time at which Robin took the
drug is approximately fixed hy the
testimony of In Austin Flint, retaln-
ed for Robin by William Travers
jerome his counsel, Dr, Louise Rob-
inovilch, his sister aud two detec-
llves who rode with him from his
sisters house to the criminal court
Dr Flint told the court
that az nearly as he could judge from
thc symptoms, the poison had been
IN Robins system about three quar-
ters OF an hour when he Collapsed.
The two detectives are positive their
prisoner swallowed nothing on his
way 10 court.
Dr Roblnnovitch said her brother
had been In the habit of taking
hyosclne In small doses to counteract
HE effects OF morphine which he
used to doaden the stabblng palms by
which gallstoncs make themselves
known She Kept the drug In her
house ana she thought her brother
swallowed twelve tablets
At Bellevue tonight Is was estl-
mated that Robin had taken about
'ne-tenth Of grain.