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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
GLASS FACTORY
REMAINS QUIET.
UNION OiTICINL HERE TOMOW.
RON TO SETTLE TROUBLE.
STORIES ARE CONFLICTING
MiNup over \lIair Sccm, Ia Be Badly
Muddlcd--Nlanngcr Carney Went
Ia ChcrrANalc Yesterday.

quiet prevails at tho TulN glass
factory, where Monday aus mon Wor,
busy a. work, and until the arrival oI
q representative of the executive com
mittoc of tho A. F, @, ". O., of Tu
lcdo, a., who is cXpocted to reach Tut
s tomorrow tn udiudiralr the .rnu
blc DO is assured that the same spirl
ol uuiclucs. viii prevail
Conflicting stories couDrmug th,
cause of the walkout have been hear,
from the two Ados, The factory own.
ems declare that The Wulkuu wls nm.
called for aud that there was moth.
Ing to provoke H. ON the other hand
the factory hands declare that on,
Of the rules of the union was being
violated by the factory
Tho employees ullogc ihal 'BoN
Terrier blower Al the factory, chose
Eugene Lyhlrgcr to serve ls hls gath
crcr In preference 10 Eouuio kcck
a boy who ls said to have been out
Of work thus giving tho preference
10 young Lyhargcr
The Workiugmcu contend that I'm
q case whore one of the men b. oul
Of work aud and thlt such ID posi-
non should fall vncant that hc should
be selected to filI the place They
declare that Lybargor has not been
employed for the required lhroo year
period as q tInlsher and that hIs so.
lection was not giving kcrk % fair
deal
The officers of the company declare
that Kcck has worked at The factory
ON frequent occasions and that with
the coming of warm weather hc has
walked out to take up other work
They declare that there la q string
attached 10 the statement that kcrk
was without work They deny that
Lybargcr was ineligible 10 fill the poe
sition of gatherers
Superintendent Conway stated Ncs-
terday afternoon that young lNhnr-
ger had been promised the position
of gatheror In case he would secure
some boy of experience to till his
place az finishcr. Young Lybargcr
went to Chcrryvale, Kan, and spent
some of his money IN securing a sub
stitutc aud whom he returned Monday
night to begin work the night force
of 80 laid down their pines and walk
ed ont.
At the factory no one knows how
long the walkout viii last General
Manager Carney went To-. Chcrryv1lc,
Kan, Yesterday on business and *
expected to return In limo To meet
the member OF the cXccutlv committee
who Is expected to settle the difficult
ties
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
S. RECIPE...FREE
Special Prescriptions for Home cure
Of All Ailments sent Free to
All Who Sullcr.

Sick men and women have here
the opportunity 10 secure FREE the
advice aud help ol an eminent Spec
iallst famous fer the cure Of those
who suffered as you now suffer No
doubt the heavy fees charged by 9TH
er specialists have forced you 10 OK
pertinent with ordinary doctors, who
have never treated case exactly
like yours
For the benefit of just such hope.
less sufferers as these Dr. James w,
Kidd Of Fort Wayne, Ind, makes this
generous offer
Or Kidd's remarkable succoss In
curing chronic diseases after other
doctors failed, is the result of special
knowledge and experience gained In
years of successfully treating In their
own homes, sufferers from almost ov-
cry known disease
During his long professional career
he has compounded thousands ol
spot-touchlng remedies and has on file
the original formulas nt recipes suc-
cessiully used by him In his rcmarlfn-
BILE home treatments Of rheumatism,
Catarrh, Piles Constipation, Female
Troubles, Skin ana Nervous Diseases,
Weak Lungs Heart, stomach, Liver
Kidney and Bladder Troubles; IN fact
almost every chronic disease under
nearly every condition.
These recipes viii Doe distributed
FREE by Dr Kidd 10 an sick people
who write him In condpuco describing
their sulferings II makes no differ.
ence how long from what disease
you have suffered, Dr Kidd will send
to you FREE personally selected
prescription for your ease. You need
remedy that has proved effective
in other cases similar io your own
DO not hesitate to accept this l'lEF
help. Dr Kidd can well afford Il
give you the benefit Of his large col
lection Of curative recipes.
write to him, freely describing youl
ease In your own words, today pd
dressing your letter To Dr. James w
Kidd 702 Kidd Bldg, Fort Wayne
Ind. and the proper recipe for th'
onre of your ailments viii be gen
FREE In plain, sealed wrapper bl
pepald mall.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
HEREAFTER THOMAS.
Will GET A PERMIT.
HE PUTS UP \ SHACK AND HIS
FRIENDS TRY TO KEEP HIM
OUT.

In police court last evening John
Thomas, who would put up little
frame building without first sccur-
ing permit was fined $40 by Judge
Chauncey A. Houston. Thomas paid
the fine, and few seconds later told
what he was gong to do to Commits
sioner j A. Yeager, who had insist
ed on Thomas securing the permit
several times II is sad, while the NJ
tie structure was in course OF build
ms
In the future it is thought one John
Thomas will always make sure to
get permit when he wants to build
anything bigger than chicken coop.
The case OF John Thomas, recently
arrested for noncompliance with the
building ordinance of the city again
attracted some little time of the COM
mission Yesterday Thomas Is seek
ing TO have the case now pending
against him in police court dismissed.
To this end petition signed 10y
about fifteen persons was presented
to the commission. The message de-
clared that the building which Tho
mas had constructed Is about as GOOD
as any standing i'm the immediate VI
clnty West First near Boulder many
of which are covered with sheet IRON
stating that one end Of the Thomas
building is already covered with IRE
proof material and that he is willing
to roof it all with non-combustlpie
stuff.
In view of the fact that Thomas Is
said to have been repeatedly warned
against building without permit, the
commissioners did not think the pc
ion should be allowed. and Sc
voted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
\ PROFESSIONAL PIANO.

MIR j. Frank Frysinger. composer,
concert pianist and teacher, of Han
over, Pa, writes he Is amazed at the
prolonged vibrations OF the tone, by
which the Weaver piano becomes
somewhat organ like, at the lightness
of touch, at the precision and per
feet cessation of tones which the
dampers clfect--an element so essen
tia to distinctness in playing
The Weaver piano is in so many
respects "A superior piano that each
artist seems to find different feat
urc TO admire. II Is the piano of the
Twentieth Century Send for cata-
loguC
WEAVER ORGAN & PIANO Co
Manufacturers, York Pa.
The Weaver is one of the leading
pianos sold by the barrow Music CO.,
Tulsa, Okla (Adv)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
The Cotton Market

lBy Latham Alexander a Coz
New York; Sept 27--lleayy buying
by spot houses and Southern interest,
advanced the future market again
| sharply today Spot salrs. none,
lpIices unchanged
New York SEPT %, --Bulllsh prl.
! waite crop reports and talks OF smaller
southern spot offerings together Wlti
| apprehension of a possible early win.
ter based upon the appearance Of {
killing frost In the Northeast, Causet
| q more active demand for cotton IN
the local market and while advance,
were not fully maintained the clos,
was steady with September showing q
gaIn of point and later positions ol
~ To 10 points for the day The mar,
Ret opened firm with September un
changed and other months I 10 II
points higher In response To better
Liverpool market than expected an,
| private rnhlos reporting steady spO
tukngs from the South Spot houses
bought september nj the opening ant
the position irmod up with the res
, of the list but some reacted, rulinl
comparatively quiet aud easy during
the balance Of the day, while later
months showed IlcreWng activity
land gradually worked mp IN net ad'
vance of 10 to ~ points On covering
by recent sellers, a little SUPPORT
/ from trade interests and cOnsidera
bile demand from wall street houses
particularly those with Western con
necuOns
Western interests were prohabl'
buyers on bullish crop news, as on
of the big Chicago houses Is said
I have received q large number ~ yer
hullish crop reports from the Soutl
while some OF the Wall street Inter
ests may have been operating on re-
ports from a local authority suggest
! ing a crop of only l0lSi.0O0 bale
| with average weather conditions fror
now. Realizing checked the advance
Iuround lll0 for October and III r
were slight reactions In the later trad
| ing with some selling attributed to {
Ipriyaic cable received late In the da
from Liverpool 10 the effect that tn,
lm1stcr fplnncrs had refused Ia sub.
init the Lancashire labor dispute {,
arbitration The census figures oi
supplies and distribution shows {
stock In the hands of domestic mill
| of only 5l8,l0l bales at the begin
ming of the present season compared
with S07 097 last year, were publish
ed before the opening, hut proved
near enough 10 expectations to eXer
no apparent Influence on the days
business Southern spot markets Of
ricially reported early were Lice low
er to l-l6c higher
Range of prces furnished by IIous
ton, Flhla a CO..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
COMMISSIONERS
SEE THREE SITES
COUNTY POOR FARM NATTER,
HOWEVER. RECEIVES NO
DEFINITE ACTION

Three proposed sites for county
poor farm were viewed Yesterday By
the county commissioners. The mat
ter of locating the home for the poor
board will meet In its regular monthly
session.
One of the sites visited was tract
of land two miles east of Dawson on
Ningo creek A second site was on
Mingo, north of Valley and the third
was northwest OF Valley.
All three tracts of land are said "a
be available AS sites for county poor
farm, but so far the commissioners
have taken no action toward the To-
eating Of the poor farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
DIR SMITH SLAIN BY WIFE.
Killing Occurs at Home In LAX
Charlie. Ia.

Word has been received In Tulsa Of
the killing of Or, Temple Smitbi hl
his wife last Sunday morning az theiI
home iu Lake Charles la, The
Smiths formerly resided In this part
Of the state and are remembered here
by many people,
The cause Of the killing Is moi
known, It Is said that the ply.
slcian was of an unborablc disposition
and that he was frequently involved IN
trouble, which IS supposed to have
been the cause of his death
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28

French scientists have been making
interesting experiments in connection
with the effect of certain colors on
the nervous system Henri de Par
vile. OF Paris, asserts that the red
end Of spectrum cXcites the nerves,
while violet green aud blue are calm
inc Dr Donza goes many steps fur
thcr, aud attempts TO cure nervous
diseases by the use of certain colors.
Melancholil he treats with red, vio-
lent mania with blue and nervous pros
tration with violet In the photo
graphic establishment Of Messrs. Lum-
icrc. In Lyons, sensitive plates are
prepared always by green lights For
mcrly when red lights were used the
workmen sang and gestloulated al
work now, under the soothing influ-
encc of green they are quiet and se-
rene. At the water cure at Versin-
net. the patients are put In violet
room to calm them. and In n red
room when require to be stimulated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
The New York Markets.

UY NNHUNIuTNU TTfhlI
New York, Sept 27.-Thc conges-
ton of speculation In Reading and the
supiclon of an artificial movement had
a depressing effect on stock instead Of
stimulating. and United States steel
surrendered It's usual primacy on the
market to Reading ranking second.
and Union Pacific third, Bonds were
irregular.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
IS COCITATINC
OVER Dog CASE
JUDGE HOUSTON 10 RENDER M
IlSlON NENr THURSDAY
QUESTION ONE OF LEGALITY
Attorney for Defendant claims Dog Ill
c,isc Law Conflicts with Gcn-
Cral statute Oi Stutc

Police Judge Houston viii hand
down decision Thursday In the case
of doe Williams, charged with keep
| ing two dogs without going through
the lormaliN of getting license TAGS
for them The case was heard yoster-
day evening In police court ana was
then taken under adNisemcnt
The police court hearing was brief
neither side lntroduclng much eN-
dcncc. But one witness was intro
ducpd 10y the city 9, l., Leslie, the
dog catcher, Whotuld Of going To the
Williams home ana finding the two
CANNES on which the defendant rClus-
ed 10 pay the license of SS
Williams, through his attorney, OBJ
icCted tu the payment OF the dog tax
ON the grounds that Il is Illegal At
torncy Reuter- declared that the dog
tax ordinance was In conflict with the
state constitution in that It provided
for a higher tax than that sanctioned
by the state statues
Under the statutes declared Mr..
Reuter-, city may tax male dog 81
and female dog 81, The city ordi-
nance provides for a taN of SO on a
male aud 81 on female dog
city Attorney Ramsey objected 10
mat construction Of the law, He do
chrcd that the state Legislature had
ruled that In cmSes where cities of
the first class were governed ~ 70 spo-
cial charter, the provisions Of the
charter superseded any state laws that
might govern a city Of that class.
Police Judge Houston then took the
matter under adviscmcnt
According to Attorney Reuter- the
collection of the dog tax will be re-
sisted in the higher courts, II ucccs-
lsary The defendant and counsel
contend that the ordinance Is uncon-
stitutional and will appeal the case
should the police court rule adversely
ON their contention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28

ASKSOPIN|ON
BISEECilES SUPREME COrRT IN
THIRD STREET NATTER
REASONS ARE SET FORTH
Dcplornblc Condition Of ThOr0ughlarc
Principal Cnu~C-likclN 10
Get u Decision soon

The city commission Yesterday
morning took II upon itself 10 see II
something definite cannot be done at
once In the matter of the West Third
street Injunction which Is now hang
Ing fire In the supreme court tying uI
the work and proposed work of the
Tuls. Street Railway Company as well
AS other street Improvements
with the thought of getting am
opinion from the court at the earliest
possible moment so that relief may be
obtained from present existing con
ditions, the commission passed a rcso-
luton humhN calling attention to the
great interest involved by the city at
large. This was later dispatched "a
the supreme court
The resolution set forth that West
Third street Is In an almost 'mpassablo
condition for a length of almost a
mile. that the condition Of the street
s q serious dctrimcnt 10 the ahuttlng
property owners; that the conditions
have caused a suspension Of street
paving along Third; and that the de-
velopmcnt of the city to that extent
Is being retarded, The court is asked
to pass upon the Third street matter
AT its earliest convenience.
For almost five months West Third
has been in a most deplorablc cOndi-
ton, and both the oklahoma Union
Traction Company, the plaintln I'm the
ease, and the Tulsa street Railway
Company, defendant, together with
tho city officials and citizens desire to
sec the matter straightcnod mp 10y tho
courts decision Not long since
property owners along Third took the
matter up with the commission looking
toward correction of evils as they
now exist along West Third, seeking to
clarity the matter 10y getting after
the railway company The latter, not
knowing what action 10 take In the
matter until tho courts decision Is
made known, kindly demurred from
that stand 1t has expended vast
amount in what trackage it has laid,
and TO tear this up in the face of the
fact that a favorable decision may he
returned toward 1t, didn't look exactly
the right thing To do to Superinten-
dent McGrath.
In the natural course Of human
events, the local street car case could
not have been heard for some time
to come The Importance OF the mat
ter caused it to he advanced on the
docket of the supreme court, and oral
arguments were submitted during the
month of August, 1t was thought
decision would come shortly after that
Now that the viaduCt Is to be opened
within two weeks the commission
thinks it is desirable that "A decision
be had within that time If possible so
that the rights of all parties con-
cerned may be definitely determined.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
The Chicago Niaret.

BY Associated Press
Chicago, Sept 27.--Wheat had n
woder range than for some time and
was decidedly more active. shorts
bought heavily December closed
I 3-S Off at 9S l-S. Belief OF frost did
little damage and caused heavy sell
ing Of corn. December finished weak
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
THE MARKETS
Late Quotations Cotton, wheat, Cattle Stocks

rs of at 80 5-S, Nearby options Of
provisions, under pressure from the
packers and heavy receipts however
nad hearish Influence. Close un-
changed 10 % Ia down.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28

Horses and mules-Recelpts for the
past 4S hours (oniclal, ending 3 p. m)
4S5; week ago. 4lj; year ago. 500.
The supply yesterday was about nor
NAL There was little good stun here
IN either the horse or mule depart
nent. The demand was fair and sales
on horses were slow with values steady
to weaker. The auction was a trifle
Glow and the attendance was rather
light
The run OF mule; was largely ami
mails received for feeding and finish
ing The demand was slim and few
sales were reported. Trade was slow
and values about steady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28

Bids for the new ten-story hotel at
the corner of Third street and Cincin-
natl avenue will be opened October
1. The Darrow Music Co are now
located the first west Of where this
skyscrapcr win be erected, 1921 l
East Third street, Simmons Bldg
(AdV)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
MnInrIn Cnnscs Lo.s pl NrpclItc.

The Old Standard GRONES TASTE-
LESS CHILL TONIC dives ont ma
aria and builds mp the System FOR
grown people aud children, 5Oc.-
Adv)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
l.....o..o...O,.o.. ......,

> Ladies' Suits and Goats from
, Si.0S. and they're stylish. too.
The Annex, 10 :. Main. Going
} out of business In four days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28

NOV, 90 ..'s ,.,. ~ JS-1 IL lh-s
Dec. .,13 3S 1925 133i-5 1888
New orleans, Sept, 27,--Spot
steady. unchanged. Middling. 10 S-Sc
Sales on the spot, 2iO bales; to ar,
rive 1859 bales. Low ordinary
o i6-16c nominal; ordinary 10 $40
nomlnal good ordinary ~ 3-l6c;
strict good ordinary. IL 9-l6c; low
mlddhng. IL 7-Sc; strict low middling
10 l-Sc; middlng, 10 9-Sc; strict mid.
ding. 10 l-2c. good middling, 10 5-Sc;
strict good middling, ~ 3-l6c; mid
ding far. II Lice; middllng fair to
fair, 1i7-1Gc; fair, II l9-16c nomi.
nal Receipts 34l9; stock 26,S54.
Futures alCscd very ,teady. Clos.
ing bids September. 1890; octo.
her, 3.l9c, December l3.23c; Janu.
.ary, 1890; March, l3.i4c; May.
1850
Washington, Sept 27.--Census re.
ports supply of cotton 1l9S5,95S run.
ming bales made up as follows: Stocks
at beginning of year 1,4S3,5s5; GIN
nlngs. 1O,350.97S; imports, l51.395
bales The distribution In $3.50 ,02s
bales exported; 4,707127 consumed.
Stocks NJ cloge of year, 939, SO3 bales
of which 5lS.1Ol bales were held by
manufacturers and 42i,7O5 held else
whore, The number of active spindles
were 23,349,067 of which iO,S2G,s2o
were IN cotton growing states, and ~
522,22S In all other states.
Galveston, Tex, Sept. 27.--Steady
- 5-Sc.
st. Louis, Mo, Sept 81 Quiet;
middling, l3 5-Sc: sales none Re-
celpts i37 bales; shipments i37 bales:
stock 30S bales
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28

Ladies' Suits aud Goats from
Si.OS. and they're stylish, too.
The Annex, 10 = Main. Going
out OF business In four days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28

lBy Latham Alexander n CoD
New York, Sept, 27,--lleayy buying
by spot houses and Southern interest,
advanced the future market again
sharply today Spot salNs. none,
prices unchanged,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
Irnl De-
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MEN AND IlF

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Is from
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of be.
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-09-22
THURSDAY. SEPT. p, 1910
One Day at a Time.

If we would only live just a day
at a time wouldn't we be
happier? Just fill every day with
the best work we can do, the cheeri-
est things we can say; let love radi-
ate all about US, and not worry over
the things we are afraid are going
to happen, and make ourselves
miserable over those which hap
pened long ago There are many
women who would be happy if
they but could forget the past wor-
ries which have darkened their
lives. But it is hard undertaking
for most of us love to nurse a
wrong. 1t rankles in our minds,
years after it is buried in the past
and should be forgotten. The only
way to overcome these bitter
thoughts is to put them out of our
minds the instant they seek to
come in. Refuse absolutely to en-
terrain one, such thought Leave
the yesterdays and live ip today,
uprightly, with face toward the sun
and ears attuned to catch the mes
sage of God. National Daily.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-09-22
Wanted The Bait.

Two or three boys had gone fish
ing Ohe little fellow sitting on a
log toppled over headlong into the
into the water.
Quick as flash a companion shed
his coat and with much effort res
cued the unfortunate boy, saving
him from drowning. A kind heart
en- man came along about then and
said:
You must love that boy whole
lot to risk your life for him. Such
spirit is indeed commendable."
The little fellow who did the res
cue work looked up pleased and
said in a piping voice: No, il
wasn't cause l loved Bill or any,
thing like that-he had the bait
Elk.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-09-22
You Ought to Know.

A boiled egg which dries quickly
on the shell when taken from the
saucepan is fresh.
When the color has been taken
out of silks by fruit stains ammonia
will usually restore it.
Fine old lace can be made to
look like new if laid away in dry
starch for several hours and then
hung on the clothesline on sunny
day for a short time.
An odd decoration on a dinner
table which was cool and refresh
ing looking was a rose bowl filled
with sparkling mineral water with
the stems of the nasturtiums and
their leaves immersed in it. After
short time the flowers and the foil
age become covered with mass of
frost-like moisture which was de-
cidedly pretty.-Ex.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-09-22
ASKED, Not Answered.

You have seen hundreds of white
horses.
Why did you never see a white
colt?
Why does a horse eat grass back
ward and a COW forward?
Why does hop vine Irvine to the
left and a bean vine to the right.
Why does a horse when staked
out with rope, unwind the rope,
while a COW winds it up into hard
kinks9
Why does horse get up on his
front feet first, and a COW on her
hind feet?
And why does a dog always turn
around three times before he lies
down?
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-09-22

High-o-me; that's the way to pro-
nounce Hyomei, the magical ca
tarrh cure that L. M. Wood guaran-
tees, or money back. No stomach
dosing. Just breathe it. Complete
outfit including inhaler $1,0O. Sep
arate bottle SO cents.