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afterward was made consul genera
 in supervision of consulates in Gen. tral and South America. The post at Leipsic is considered one of the prizes in the diplomatic and con- sular service, and in attaining the same MT. Morawetz is entitled to congratulations He has many friends along the border who will
 he pleased to learn of his elevation.
The oasis., 1910-01-08
NoCALES NOTES.

Superintendent H. J. Temple of the Sonora railway, was in Tucson Tuesday.
 Wednesday Duane Bird returned to his studies at the University of Arizona.
 Thursday evening Mir. J. w. Reagan came over Patagonia and was at Nogales yesterday.
 Yesterday morning Mir. l.. w. Jimmie went to Los Angeles to visit with his family.
 The Elite Millinery Store is sell ing all trimmed hats and childrens school hats at less than cost for the next twelve days.
 Master Ole Smith of Crittenden is reported i'll with measles. Doctor ?. R. Doron of Patagonia is attend ing the lad.
 Toma ato shipments from the Ya- qul delta have commenced crossing the line en route to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
 STORE ROOM FOR RENT:-In the Piskorski Block. 25x80xl4 feet. Good opening for grocery store. Address Box 42, Nogales, Ariz. x
 Wednesday evening Doctor George Goodfellow, chief surgeon for the Southern Pacific, was at Nogales returning to Guaymas from trip to California and the East. The gentleman had been absent month,
 Thursday Mrs. Camberos hung out on the porch of her house to sun cage with four canaries. An hour later she found the birds all decapitated, blackbird having reached between the wires of the cage, caught them one by one and pulled off their heads.
 Tuesday evening there was at Nogales Mr. w. R. Wilcox of Can anea, who was en route to San Bias, Sinaloa, where he will erect an ice plant; having determined to move to that place the machinery he has had in operation at La Colorado some years past.
 Thursday little Charley Rup- pellus, the small grandson of Doctor and Mrs. Purdy, was seriously in- lured by top which he was spin. ming, which rebounded from the ground and struck him in the eye, and iniuring the eyeball, It is feared the sight will be lost.
 MI w. hooerts, the leading photographer in Sonora, who has a me studio at Guaymas, has sent HE OASIS two attractive calendars tor 1910 One presents fine photographic view of Guaymas and the bay from Ardilla island, and the other is a photograph showino couple.of jewish, caught in the gull, each several times larger than the fisherman who caught them. standing between the two, which are suspended from a beam above.
 The Assoeiated Press despatches of Tuesday conveyed the announce ment of the appointment of Albert k. Morawetz of Arizona, as consul at Leipsic. Germany Mr Mo-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04

Chlsm, Ray IIedgccocll and George
llodriN attended Christian Endeavor
at sprngdolo saturday night
lncz Muuscy has boon ON the sick
list
Mrs John Polston was In Tulsa
Monday night
Mr. G. II. Youngo Of lmrWllc Mo.
Isncut few days with 'Dr Jackman
Iaud family
George Rhyme was In Tulsn one
day the past week
A party given at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs James Smith In honor Of
their niocos was enjoyed by large
crowd of boys and girls. Those present
were Misses Mabel Marguerltc.Iudd
Goldio Jones Winnie Cumlcy. Mcssrs.
/ William ana ellis Mayrold Ernest
Hadgley and Ernest Judd
Carl Lewis and family of pawhuskn
who have been visiting relatives In
TULSA visited Tucodoy here with
hor sister Mrs Uildcbraudt
Miss Carrie sicckcndlck and Mrs
4, y. Bowers Of MinRo called ON Miss
, Ethel Wilson Wednesday afternoon.
The pie supper given at SprIngdale
W Wednesday, was we'll attended by Dnw-
,s.n people.
Miss Erma Jaolman spent Friday
aud Saturday with Mrs. q. O. Van-
lanl.n.hHm of Ninro
Mrs Dave UndraHort Is H.at with
.voI'ou i1Hrdioo
Ualph Laird has returned nf'or re-
fhroo weeks u Colorado ml Km-
.a.a
John poleon win attend court In
IVuW next week
Ed Blackburn viii visit In Broken
| Arrow this week.
Burglars entered the store NJ Mrs,
-. n Ballard some time Wednesday
Iright aud carried Off quite % lot Of
shoes, hats and clothing
Mrs Bowen of Tulsa has returned
/ romo after % three weeks visit with
| her son, Ed Bowen and wife.
Mrs Hruncr visited her daughter,
Mrs WIN Adams of Tulm the past
week
School report for November.
J Pupils neither absent nor tardy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04


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IRA hI'"u lH I'p''''" Pu't' "''"
WIN NIu'I' I'''r
- d. Inot'ngr OF 'ne lrSt Na''on'
BUNK was W. I"lSN Nguuesu..'
a. h' ruhN went '' Iulsa Neunes-
uay ON pu''uess'
Mrs T.. Dc Inatcn'r returned
; "uisu"y from ~ 'lS't WIN 'e'u'''oS
III H"'lN"''r' 'N'"'
M'SuahoS 'ISSon' Me,l'n' NonuorI-
er ana h'lrd went 10 Shpu,pa lhurs-
u"F 10 ..''nu 'u' Iur'S V"o P''H
gwen by M's' ~ D. ''''
Nus. H'n'I 'U'lnp'r7 went 'o luI''
'nur'uoS'
W. ~. ''P''' WIS " uls' puS'''fa'
NIl'r lu"''uHl ana r''ooS'
M'f. n'u",, stevenson came n''"o
rom Iu''' fIlooy lor 70 snort ''s't
WIN u'r parents '' T. 0'oV'hS'" '""
VIC
LAWYER "I' "''en'ou 10 pu''"'''
III '"' county ''"' InurSuay'
~ h' onn''Is was III aapulpu ON
"uSlu'S7 Iu"I'N'y'
M,sS's WINNIE "Au'r ana "rhce
ID. IN N,I' J." ''P"'Ph lhursuaS'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04

Muskogec, was here this week ON
grand commandcry business.
The ucNt few days are important In
the local Masonic world as shown 10y
the following meetings, at which Of
ticcrs will be elected: Gcthsemanc
Commandory No. s, *. r., Friday
night, December .; Eastern star,
Monday night December 3. Okmul-
gee Chapter No. 80, II, A, NJ, Tues
day night December 6; Okmulgee
Lodge No, 1919, A. f. q A. NJ, We'd
resday night, Dec. 7; Okmulgee Coun
Gil No, II, Friday night, December o.
Rev w. Il. Harlow Is conducting
1T the Christian Church one of the
most successful meetings of the kind
held here for some. time, He is being
assisted by the pastor, Rev. r. W.
C'ymcr and the local evangelist, Rev.
Ben T. tIlll
The First Methodist Church Install
ed during the present week "a pipe or
gan valued at $4,000 1t is Ia the
beautiful new structure which was
recently dedicated 10y Bishop Icud-
rlN, of Kansas city The organ wa.
dedicated Friday rNcuiug hy j w.
Crutan OF Alton lu The Prcshgter-
fan Church here recently installed a
costly organ
Tho Wednesday Morning Music Clul
met this wcek with Miss O'Nou
Heaton
Mrs Iio Van AHd1lc entertained
Wednesday evening in honor of Mis-.
Jessie Elliot of Corfoyyillc Has
Miss Doris Bliss of Tulsa had scy
eral important numbers at the re,
cital Wednesday evening at the Bap.
list Church
Many serious prairie fires are re.
ported from the country west ant
south Of Okmulgee. Some Of these
fires develop into forest variety II IS
said that careless travellers are tn,
cause Of many of these fires.
Miss Lena Fuhrmm was hostess e
twenty of her friends at local DO,
tall alley Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. John ~. Hall entertained Tue
day afternoon with perfectly appoin
cd seven-course luncheon I'm honor o
her mother, Mrs. G. H. Almy Of Corn
ing, n Y The following adlles wer,
present; Mcsdames S. y. Cook o
Newfeld, ~ Y, c. G, Amy S, w
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04

Gregg, Elwood Kennedy, Maude Duke
Karnos, II. d, sweet IT, E. Smith, H.
y. Mcdowell W. W. Wittcn. W. B.
Kennels, ana Lester Terry
Mrs. w. l.. Mckee gave five hum
dred party at her home Wednesday
afternoon.
E c. Kuhlman A. NJ. Weaver j. H.
Skinner T.. l.. stewart ana w. G..
Mandt of Tulsa were visitors in Ok
mugce the carly part Of the week.
Sam Palmer Of Sharp, Okla, and
Miss Elsie Buckner of Okmulgee We're
lcarrled here Monday at the homo Of
Chief Of Police Richard Farr, by the
Rev w, j Sims
The Civic Club has announced that
instead Of giving It's annual New
Years reception II win use the money
for the purchase ol q drinking fouu-
tain which win bc given to the city
for the purpose of installation In "A
place whore It win do the most good.
The Library Association has lcctod
the following directors Mrs. w. S.
liell Mrs E NJ. Crter Mrs. Maudc
Duke Knrncs L. 20 Norton and Dam
lol Mcfarland. Many plans are MAX
mg for various stunts" for raising
money to buy b0..A The first off
these win bc 20 Hg day for now
members which 100 Doe given nest
Friday The committee of ladies H
keeping the plans Nf Tag day aa.rD.
hut they gi'co hunts of making the
trHIuftu I#t.I.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04

JUnc Minis. Mary Ryan, Blaine Gar
risou, Mamie Garrison, Tonuie Daush
.urn Al RYAN, Fred Hughes Allen
Hughes. Everett Lowe, Oliu Munsey
charlie Guyuu Emcr, Icdgocock,
Lester Chism, Miss Fay wood teacher
Ethel Alton, Silvia Judd, Cccilc
Judd, Maudc Guynn, Elsie Munsey
ora lIunkcn, Lydia Jones' Minta
Hollis, Edgar Ruyscheart, clinton
Murphey, Wilhurn Woolcy Ralph Me-
en- Charlie Altman, John Altman,
oliver Lowe, Carl Lowe, Otho Hughes,
clint Hughes, james Goycr Miss
Florence Brooks teacher.
Irene Wooloy Lucille Sheddlobor
.Carmclin Mllla
Mrs John lIcdgocock ls visiting IN
kansas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04
SKIATOOK

Special t1 thD World
sNutuok. OKLA, Dec. 3-llohcrt
Hunn and Earnest Amudou have rec
moved from Main street and are oc-
.Dupyug rooms with Doctor phillips.
Mrs w. II. Lucos and son Donni-
van were Tulsa visitors one day last
week.
AIR. aud Mrs Dale arrived here q
ruw days uso after uu cNtcuicd visit
with relatives and friends In the
north Nr u1lr is q daughter Of
AIR. HuJ Mrs w. d. Lucas
hI# T.. %. BrIutuau ia having the
upper story or her house finished this
week.
There has been quite a mad dog
scare throughout town for the past
week. -Four dogs supposed to be mad
having been killed up to date,
Herbert Feige has started the
erection Of his new dwelling which
VIII be modern, one story will be Of
cement blocks the other Of wood.
The cement walk from the depot is
finished,
The Midland Valley Railroad is
putting down new crossing just
west of town.
Reuben Dye shipped a carload OF
very fine hogs to oklahoma city Mon
day
A r. Raver made business trip
to Tulsa Tuesday.
Clarence r.. Holt has resumed his
old time position as travelling sales
man for the Bowen OH Tank Com
pany Of Fort Wayne, Ind.
Last week the Iowa oil Company
brought In a fine well just south OF
town. This field Is being noted for
It's great number of paying wells.
We understand that the Prairie oil
& Gas Company have also begun
work on their leases,
The Jones Gas Company have ex-
tended their main to Kennedy addi-
ton south
r. w Mcdowell of the Main Hotel
Is doing jury service at Tulsa this
week.
The Ladies Aid Of the Christian
Church served an oyster supper on
ThanksglVlng nlght AT tne ola post
office drug store
The Tulsa Modern Woodmen team
came up Thursday night to put on
the degree work In the camp here.
O. A. Tllden returned from Tulsa,
Tuesday. He contemplates leaving
soon for his old home at Cranberry,
Connecticut
The Skiatook band under the
leadership Of Professor Miller is pro-
crossing nicely
All the bored wells In town are
going dry and dug" ones are taking
their place,
Mr.. bud Morris, who has been sick
for some time with fever is recover
ling.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04
MONA

Spt,luI 70 Tue Motlu
Ramona ohlaV Dec d'--frot a. e.
Clough spent THANKSGIVING IN Col
ioyVllle,
Pralrle lires nave been raging ana
destroying much property IN THIS VIZ
cinlty
Mrs D. c. stevens ana daughter
Mrs. Ralph Pruvlance were IN town
wednesday.
FRANK Wickh'm lVerNman at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04
OKMULGEE

Special 10 the World
Okmulgee, Okla, Dec, 3.--Mrs.
Mark l., Bozarth entertained the Fort
nightly Club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. G, K. Thurlwell was hostess
to the Sesame Club Thursday after.
noon.
Mrs. Elwood Kennedy Is visiting In
Falls City, Mich.
Mrs. John Moore IL able to be up
ard abound after Siege In the hos
pital, and Is visiting her mother In
81 Joseph, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Moore
had rs their guest, Miss Dora Bliss Of
Tulsa, during her visit here.
The Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Church met Friday after.
noon with Mrs l.. L. Sessions.
A Mason prominent Mason Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04
TACK THIS UP

Every winter this prescription ls
published here and thousands have
been benefited by IL, Get two
ounces Of Glycerlno and half an ounce
of Concentrated Pine compound,
Then get half pint OF good whlskoy
ana put thee other two ingredients in
to t. Take teaspoonful to table,
spoonful OF this mixture after each
meal and at bed time, Smaller doses
TO children according TO Oge. Shake
the bottle well each time" But bo
cure to get only genuine Conccn'
trated Pine. Each half ounce bottle
comes IA tin screw.top case. Any
druggist hap " on hand or will quick.
" get Il from his wholosal, house.
Many other pine extracts are impure
and cause nautea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04
MOUNDS

Special 10 the World,
Mounds, okla, Dee. 3,--Mlss Clara
Justice returned Monday from a visit
with relatives in Grove, Okla.
C., NJ Schllchter went to sapulpa
j. IT, Morean returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Eureka
springs, Ark
Mr. and Mrs a. II, Funk returned
wednesday from Kansas city
w. II. Castecl went to Sapupa
Wednesday
James NJ Antlus Of Muskogee was
IN town on business the first OF the
week,
Mr. and Mrs G. u, Dorman return
ed Sunday from Neosho Mo.
Miss Ruby Sanders visited Miss
Soma chcshcr in snpulpa over sun
zoos.
MISS Bonnie Stevenson returned TO
.TuIs sunday after having spent tho
holidays horo witch her parents.
Miss Vera Booker of sapulpa vls-
itcd relatives here Sunday
Mrs. w. =. White Of sapuIpa vls-
tied relatives here the first of the
week.
r. y. Johnston attended to busl-
ness In Sapulpa Monday
w G. Chrlswell went to Tulsa Mon
day
4 n, L. Barton went to sapulpo Mon
day
Mrs. W Il. white returned 10 her
home In Sapulpa after a few days
visit here.
u. II, Johnston was in sapulpa
Monday
Miss Jessie Maxwell came home
Tuesday from Snpulpa and is now
clcrkIns for Morris and Company
HIM schlichter went to Sapulpa
Tuesday
A. l.. Funk aud wife went to Kan
sas city on business the first Of the
week
Miss Ethel Mlchner went TO OSIa-
homa city Monday for short Visit
with relatives
j, w swan was in sapulpu sotur-
day on business,
Edward Lynn attended TO business
In the county seat Saturday
Miss Byrne Daugherty of Sapulpa
, visited relatives here sunday
! Miss Hazel Nelghbors spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with her par.
ents at Roff Okla, returning sun
day
Belle wilkerson OF sapulpa visited
parents here SUNDAY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04
IlAMSNN

0V'lhl 70 we NoilN
Dawson, okla, Dec, 3.-Mrs. j. b..
Farr of North Tulsa, Mrs. James
Wooley and Mrs Eta Brewer spent
Tuesday with Mrs w, Il. Hollis
James Mills and family Of Mo-
nett, Mo- are visiting Mr.. Murphy
and family.
Jesse Huffman visited relatives In
Sapulpa last week.
Rev =. T. Barrier took dinner with
William Williams and family Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Shoddlebar OF Wyan-
dotte are visiting relatives.
Mr. ann Mrs SINGER OF Grove. Okla.
are here on an extended visit with
their daughter Mrs, Frank Wolf and
family Of Mingo.
An infant son of Mr. and Mrs Dave
hedgecock died ut the home OF its
parents Thursday morning Burial
took place In the family cemetery
The bereaved parents have the SYM
puthy OF the entire community
Mrs, Il. y, Allcnsworth made n
trip to Tulsa Saturday.
Mrs w. r.. Hollis called on Mrs. H.
r. West OF Tulsa Monday.
The sold church organ was pur-
chased for the primary school
Mr.. and Mrs. Nantz of Tulsa visited
their daughter, Mrs, Trude and fam.
lily Sunday.
The pupils of the public school are
preparing a Christmas program
Mrs Walter Flourney was IN Tulsa
Saturday
Misses Ethel Wilson. Ruby Chlsm
and Emma Jackman: Messrs I'd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04
RHEUMATISM EPIDEMIC
Prescription by Prominent
Doctor Claimed Positive

Those who have tried this say II
has no equal for quickly curing
chronic and acute rheumatism and
back-ache Get one ounce of syrup
cf Surs1parllIa compound and one
ounce of TorIs compound Then get
hair a pint of good whiskey Cor sher-
ry wine If it is prerrrod) and put the
other two Ingredients into IT, Take
"a Tablespoonful Of this mlyture before
each meal aud az bed time shake
the bottle before using The good
effects ere felt the first dav Any
druggist has these ingredients on
hand or WIN quickly Get thom from
his Wholesale house
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04

ue says Tho patient was n man
who had suffered, to my knowledge
for years with dyspepsia. Everything
he ate seemed 20 sour and create
gases ln the stomach He had palms
like rheumatism in the back, shoul-
der blades and limbs, fulness and
distress after eating, poor appetite
and loss Of flesh; the heart became
affected, causing palpitation ana
slecplcssness at night
81 gave him powerful nerve tons
les and blood remedies, but to no pur-
pose. As an experiment l finally
bought 50-cent package Of Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets at a drug store and
gave them to him Almost lmmedi-
ate relief was given and after he had
used four boxes he was TO Jl appear
ances fully cured.
There was no more acldity or sour,
watcry rslngs no bloating after
meals, the appetite was vigorous and
ne has gained between 10 and 13
pounds in weight OF solid, healthy
flesh
although Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
let's are advertised and sold in drug
stores, yet | consider them most
valuable addition to any PHYSICIANS
line OF remedies, MS they arc per-
fectly harmless and can bo given to
children or lnvadils or In any condi-
tlon OF the stomach with perfect safe
". being harmless and containing
nothing but fruit and vegetable es-
sences, pure pepsin and Golden Seal.
without question they are tho
, safest, most effective cure FOR indl-
sestion, bllliousness. constipation and
all derangements OF the stomach.
however slight or severe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04
BIIGGS

Special 10 the World
Begss, Okla, Dee, 3,-Torgmorton
Brothers Of Edna, attended the Clark
sale OF Jersey cattle here Thursday.
Doctor Culp was a visitor TO
Springfield Mo- this week
Fred Porta, Of shawnee was here
Wednesday,
Ralph McNutt Is in Tulsa,
Fay Thompson has been on the
sick list for the past few days
Henry Boone Of Ramona rs hero
this week after his household goods.
c, II, Drnkcr Is having built on
his newly purchased farm northeast
of Boggs q modern fiyc-room dwell
ing
Mrs. r. j. Landlord has been on
the sick list
George Bowman is having a new
room built to his residence
Mrs S. Phillips of Tulsa is visiting
at Frank Blackbwu's.
Hinton Patterson, the little son Of
Mr. and Mrs, ]. j Patterson while
playing Wednesday fdl and broke
his collar bone.
Miss Hattie Cole was home from
Morris over Sunday.
Jones & Kesslnener have moved
their meat market to the old bakery
building and styles pool room is being
moved into the meat market building
Mrs. j. n. Thompson attended a
reception at Sapulpa Thursday night
or TNIpa .,
town on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Parks and Mrs, Jack Deamp
entertained the a. Z L. |. club at
their home Thursday afternoon,
Dointy refreshments were served.
Mrs, Earl Brown has been at Mus
kogee visiting a few days
Mr.. and Mrs Nichols of Oklahoma
City were the guests Of Mr., and Mrs.
Noble Thompson the first of the
week.
A miliner from Muskogee has a
stock of goods at the store Of l. ~,
Snoddy's.
II. George, after three weeks
visit to Missouri arrived home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Correl and Miss Jones Of
Arkansas are visiting at the home Of
]. Henderson.
Mrs, Van Albertson visited Okmul-
gee Thursday.
Claud Henderson went to Spring
field, Mo-, Saturday, returning home
Monday.
Rev. Adams preached an interest
ing sermon to "a large crowd Sunday
morning and evening.
The ladies Of the w. II. NJ S. did
sewing Thursday and Friday after
moons at the home Of Mrs. Roy
Thofpson,
T. b. Kelly was in Okmulgee Mon
day.
Mrs. Patterson entertained the w.
II. NJ. S. Wednesday afternoon. A
two course luncheon was served.
W. Newton was in Okmulsee Tues
day.
William Snyder is visiting in In
diana.
Mrs. Lovelsso left Thursday for
Parsons, Kaso to be gone several
weeks on visit
Mrs. J, Pierce OF Edna was In town
Wednesday.
Miss Catherine Barr of Okmulgee
was visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, o. X. Peck the first of the week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04

Several Bartlcsvlllc lawyers were
here several days In the interest of
the Montgomery election
row.
owing to the great scarcity of water
all over Usage County the big cattle
men are glad they shipped most Of
their livestock some time ago
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04
Intense
Suffering
From Dyspepsia and stomach Trouble
Instantly Relieved and Permanently
Cured by Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets.
A New Discovery, But Not Patent
Medicine.

DR.. Redwell relates an interesting
account Of what he considers a re-
marknhle case Of acute stomach trou-
bic and chronic dyspepsia by the use
of the new discovery Stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04
AVANT.

Special to the World
Avant, Okla, Dec. 3.-R. NJ. Estes
of oklahoma CITY organized a $1O.-
600 state bank at this place Friday.
The directors are II. NJ Estes. J f..
Dunn, of Tulsa, and E. NJ Dawson
of Avant
(ContIuucd IN Para T,yrIyaN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04

Cures EoadaeAes--Ail iiinds-Criy
Colds, Aches From HILARIOUS
Conditions, Etc.

Capudlne cures Headaches, she,5t
from heat, cold, J,ain.fag, over.exeriol
or stomach troubles. |, cures sick hcad
aches and nervous headaches ako.
Capudine is also the quickest al.
best remedy for e,iecss cf Cold or Gfipp
l, relieves the aching and fcverishncs
'nf restotes normal conditions
4 lHufNitstn ft..f
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04

Continued on Page Twelve.)
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Section TWo
TWEL We PAGES
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-30
COMPLAINT MAY CAUSE
TROUBLE FOR OFFICER
Police License Inspector Varey Is
Accused of Having Exceeded
Authority on Ordinance

Lolice License Inspector H. r. Varey
is again in hot water and may nave
to explain to the police commission
why he arrested Harry Hogan of the
Westlake stables yesterday morning
for violating an ordinance" Wnlcn Is
not an ordinance. Varey was called
in to confer with the chief OF ponce
yesterday, but neither would disclose
the topic under discussion, although II
is rumored that Varey was asked to
explain his conduct toward Hogan.
Hogan was arrested by Vayer at Sec
ond and Main streets for failure to
have the license numbers painted on
the lamps of his cabs, which, until a
few months ago, was in violation of
the city ordinance. The ordinance re-
curing the placing of numbers on such
vehicles was repealed several months
ago at the time a new ordinance was
put into effect regulating the llcens-
ing Of such vehicles.
When informed he was under ar
rest Hogan refused to accompany
Varey to central police headquarters,
whereupon Varey is said to have used
strong language. Hogan was taken to
police headquarters in the patrol wag-
on. When application was made to
Deputy District Attorney Smith for q
complaint the ordinance was looked
up and it was found that there was
no ordinance under which Hogan could
be arrested and he was released.
Hogan says he will file charges
against Varey with the police commits
sion.