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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
DOLLIVER DIES
AT FORT DODGE
IOWA SENATOR PASSES AWAY or
DlLATlON or HEART.
DEATH CAME SUDDENLY
White PhyslCipn Wa Examining lIis
Heart, the Progressive Lead.
cr Expired

Nv hNHN'lN lNIfN IINNn
pes Monos, oct Ex-senator Jon
ail'n polliyer died AT his residence Al
EC;l Dodge about o'clock tonight
a. 1llation Of the heart lie had been
confined 10 his bed for a week
reath came while y h. NJ Van
r3ttO was examining IN the states
mau's heart with stethoscope Death
followed an acute attack of stomach
trouble which affected his heart The
ph' slclpns announced tonight that
dsath was directly due to dilaton of
thc heart
polliver had SO far recovered hi7
strength as to be able TO walk about
his iaw office. He had been mp all
do end tonight entered the sitting
room for the daily consultation with
h't physicians, The senator informed
Naurntten that he was feeling much
Improved and believed that he had
ab. n recovered his normal strength.
Tho doctor cautioned him about be-
c,pinE anxious to resume his WrOl,
nd then began an examination of his
heart
Dolliver made several speeches in
Ni consin In the Interest Of bHl'ol-
lette'g candidacy Al Milwaukee he
was taken III and returned to his home
~ Fort Dodge His Illness was not
recorded as serious, however About
T. weeks hgo he went to Jewel
Junction Iowa. on business aud while
there contracted heavy cold IL
was toured for q time that he had
contracted pneumonia He was un-
aolo 10 shake Off his Illness aud q
week ago on the advice Of his ply
sican took to his bed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
CIRCUIT WANTED
FOR BASKETBALL
WESTERN ASSOCIATION TOWNS,
SAVE JOPLIN, WILL BE IN
CLUDED IN RING.

From Guthrie comes the news that
the old Western Association circuit
isn't to be neglected after all. The
formation of basketball league TO
comprise seven of the eight towns
which started the season OF 1910 in
the baseball league Is being agitated
At the capital and at several other
towns
The probable circuit for the bas-
ketball league is composed of Tulsa,
Bartlesvlle. SapuIpn Guthrie, Enid ri
Reno, Muskogee and Shawnee. The
latter town win take the place or
Joplin, whose team In the Western
Association ran off with the pennant
bunting.
Sapulln has It's team already organ
lied Considerable activity Is being
manifested in the other towns and it
Is probable that this city will become
member OF the league ere long
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
PLEASED wIru LANDS.
Kansas Clt,nn Thinks oklahoma
Farms Are Good as MissouiPs.


sulphur, Okla, oct. 15.-W. y.
Murrcll, a capitalist of Kansas city,
Is In sulphur looking after his farms
and farm loans In the Chickdsuw Ma
ton Mr. Mirrcil stntes that his
farm, here which cost him from 81 o.
$lj per acre have produced better
crops this year than his farms on tho
Missouri river which cost him S75
per acre As result ~ the high
prices being pud for cotton aud all
other farm products the crops from
the Murrell farms 8r selling this fail
for much more than the, land cost
the Kansas Citan year ago, and
M is in The market for other farms
and other farm loans.
Mr. MWrell came overland In his
big touring ear, accompanied by Mrs.
Murrcl and their son-in-law and
daughter Mrs. Il. o. smith
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16

The Rev Dr Charles f. Aked, one
Of the leading Baptist pastors In New
York, who in his sermon at the Fitth
Avenue soptst Church answered
Father Nuughan's contention that
Prctfstantism rs decayng and Catho-
licity rs rapidly growing. Or. Aked
stated that tho really marvellous
thing about Catholic religion is that
il has done SO hldly." Father Waugh
an stated that there was l2,OOO,OOO
Catholics in the United States in 1900,
De Aked pointed out that this num-
ber Included children not more than
nine wears old, while the census OF
the Protestant c)ngrcg ltions In
cluded only people who are old
enough TO decide for themselves upon
the religion that they will follow. Or
Aked stntcd that Father Vaughan
ssertion that the Catholics equalcd
in number the Baptists and Metho-
dists combined would not hold good
were the latter denomination to in
cIudo those of their aoch too young
to voice their opinion in theological
matters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
COLLINSYI[Lt Is
PLEASED BY FAIR
TuLSANS WHO ATTENDED, SAY
EVENT WAS GOOD IN EVERY
WAY.

The fair and carnival held at COL
linsylie las week. the first ever held
In that thriging town, was pro-
ncmced success from every stand
point The attendance was large, the
exhibits better than anticipated by
tho-e i'm charge, and the races and
other attrocticns were ereac drawing
cards
1he fair opened last "Wednesday and
lasted four days closing last night
Tulsans who attended the fair The last
two days say that the attendance Fri
day and Saturday was 800 and 5000
people respectively
Besides running and harness races.
there ware roping and riding contests,
large street. carnival and other
amusemcuts It Is said that the eX-
hibit of fresh aud canned fruits At The
Colllnsville fait was the best ever dis
played in the state for its size
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
OOKS TOO YOUNG,
LICENSE REFUSED
Young COUPLE THEN REruNNED
TO SkIATOok TO SEE PAR
UNrS OF YOUNG GIRL

Troubles were encountered by Hen
RS gpurgeon. aged 81. and ELISE carr
Ased 10. both OF sklatook. when they
appllcd for a marriage license yes
terday afternoon at the court house.
AS the result tho youthFH couple
suffered some delay in getting their
ll-ersp
rhe clerk Of the county court re-
fused to grant the permit until an AZ
flaavit could be obtained from the
parents of the girl. no secure this
consent the couple Immediately de-
pared for Sklatook and promised to
return during the evening
But two licenses we're granted dur
ing the day as follows George
Brewer and Mary Mcclellan. both OF
Rccgs. and Randle Baker and Mrs
Fannie Erwin both Of Weklwa'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
HANSEN HEARING
COMES This WEEK
CHARGE WILL BE THAT or MUIR
DER--NOUNDS HEALING
NICELY.

The wounds of the three negroes
shot in the ARRAY last Sunday morn
ms that resulted in the Staying OF
Deputy Sheriff Charles Stamper are
hcjllng sufficiently to permit their be-
ing arraigned in justice court this
week on charge Of murder
Frank Hansen the man who is said
10 have slain the officer will be ar
rnlened for the first degree murder.
pud Flowers and Bud Newman, who
we're shot in the affray that proceed
cd the shooting of the deputy sheriff
-ill be arraigned on minor charges.
James Woodward and Mundy Lipcoln'
tho other two negroes who We're ar
rested at the time of the shooting,
are being held as witnesses u rs
not expected chat charges will be filed
aglinst them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
DEMAND BRISK FOR
HUNTING PERMITS
OVER THREE HUNDRED OUT IN
COUNTY AND COLD WE,ATH-
ER STARTS THE RUSH.

A brisk demand for hunting ilcens-
es has kept County Clerk Rogers on
the hustle for the past two weeks.
Up to the present time, 30i hunting
permits have been granted from the
office OF the county clerk. OF this
number. 50 were Issued during octo-
ber At this rate last years record
Of l.525 licenses viii be broken easily.
The time limit on the hunting licenses
expires on May l. 1910.
The coming OF cooler weather has
put the nimrods on the qui vive, and
for the present demands for hunters
licenses are coming In at the rate OF
over forty month.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
FARMERS GIVE CROP PRIZES.
The Annual Institute Meeting al Had.
dnu Kan Was Held Yesterday.

lIaddam, Kan, Oct IS More than
three hundred farmers and their wives
attended the annual meeting Of The
farmers institute here today Prizes
for corn had been offered by f NJ
Brick and the institute association of.
fercd prizes for fruit, vegota bles and
grain r. c. Wheeler and Miss Jose
phne Edwards Of the extension de-
partment Of the agricultural college
spoke These officers were elected +
E. Ertland. president; Robert shaw
vice-presldent and Il. T.. Fenton, sec
rptary-treasurer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16

Ames, Okla, oct. Is Some par
ties entered the w II Mathis general
store sometime last night and stole
about Si0O worth of goods There
was some change in the money draw
er, hut Il was not touched the rob
bers confinlng themselves TO the gents
furnishing department.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16

sulphur Okla oct 10 The Han
ma Anderson mill ana elevator Is be-
Ing rushed to completion toy the pur-
pose of handling the big cotton crop
now ready 10 be marketed ut this
place The Santa l'e railroad estl-
mates that between Red River and the
Canadian IN its limos thcrc viii be
10000 cars Of surplus corn tor ship
ment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
DIVORCE FOR ACTRESS.
\ rginiu Harmed southern Gets n
Reno DECREE

H} Associated Press
Reno, New, oct. la,--Nirginia llar-
ned Southern the actress, was grant
ed decree pf divorce from Edawrd
II southern, the actor here today
Desertion and non-support were the
grounds There was no contest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
DEPOSITS SHOW DECREASE.
Oklahoma Banks Show Loss of Nenr
" -Four Million.

Special 70 the World
Guthrie, Okla" oct 10 a consol-
idated statement Of national and state
guaranty shows that bank deposits of
OklphcWa dropped from %8I435,209
on JulH1 to S83S1O,4lG on September
/. on the latter date the national
banto he'd individual deposits Of $685..
7t7l47 against S4t0i3G59 july 1.
state banks &l5,O92,999 against A5.-
ISt550 July During the two
months there was no change In the
number OF national banks, though
three state banks liqudated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
WILL ASSIST ROOSEVELT,
TAFT 10 Send cabinet Members Into
New York.

BY Associated Press
Beverly Mass. oct i5- President
TAFT is going to help Roosevelt win q
victory for the Republican state tick
ct in New York This fact was owl
dent here tonight when II became
known that the President would ask
two or three members of his cabinet
to go to New York and assist IN the
campaign there.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
BEEF TRUST CASES SET.


By As6Ocihicd Pro38
Chicago. oct l5 Judge Lands IN
the United states district court today
set November II as ~ date for the
trial Of beef trust cases.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16

On. T. King, Observer)
Temperature Maximum, So minimum
90 wind from the southeast aud clear
TODAY's ALMANAC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
WEATHER.

BY Associated Press
Oklahoma and Missouri. fair sunday
and probably Monday. not much
change In the temperature
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-15
Cflerub
Devine
MSaS8 Naa By
SEWELL FORD
MMSSMMN ~ Copyright by Mitchell Kennerey -

SEWELL FORD

DAY or TWO until we make some ar
rangement You haven't any particu
lar place to go to. have yOu?"
There are lots of hotels in New
York" suggested the countess.
Hotels. DO you suppose we're go
ing to let YOU run of to New York
alone"
"We?"
"Yes; your father and I. We have
had little talk about you"
"You and my father"
| Yes"
why. you-you surprise me, Mr..
Devine. ! had no idea that my father
ever consulted you
The Cherub smiled compIacently.
HE has. though. You're thinking Of
what he said last night when we came
back from the village. But he didn't
know how things stood then. We had
an understanding this morning, and
we agreed that we would try to make
you see how foolish II was to run
away. Hasn't be said anything about
it,"
Nothing that has influenced my
plans"
"But you can see how feel about
1t. can't your" Mr.. Devine flushed at
his unfortunate wording of this ap,
peal. What he was trying to do most
was to conceal his real feelings. But
he plunged boldly ahead with his ar
gument. That's why am going to
stay here until you have promised to
be reasonable" was his closing dec
laration.
Indeed" A man with such deep
knowledge Of womankind as the Cher
ub thought he possessed would have
detected note Of challenge in her
tone, Mr.. Devine, however thought
that he was managing the affair very
cleverly. when she continued, 81 sup
pose may have time to think it over
II am to reconsider?" -,
S"Of course. all the time you want"
he assented readily. s
The countess looked up quickly and
replied:
This is Monday. isn't It? Well, by
Wednesday night shall probably be
able to tell you exactly what mean
to do-that is, providing am still
here"
But you can wait two days, can't
4
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-15

needing the swansT' Mi. Nichola,
Wnlloway made gesture indicating
despair. ~ g @2e7$S, 8
Did you ever watch swans squabblt
for sweet crackers, Nick?'
"Crackers! You might just as wei
aha We thrown punches Of thousand dol
liar bills at them Why. Cherub. F.. 2
and n. opened at 1895 this morning
soon as found you hadn't showr
up | started for you. had my cal
meet me at the station. and it's outside
now We can just make the 11:3(
back. and perhaps you'll be in time te
stop them before it's all over. Come
on; let's start ..+
5sss Sorry. Nick. but couldn't think Of
1T. I'm taking holiday. you see."
5t "What. Do you mean to say that
you're not coming?" Mr.. Walloway
gazed doubtingly at the Cherub.
n! mot today, Nick" s g
"Oh. say, Cherub. don't be an
He checked himself with swift glance
5at the countess. whose brown eyes In.
stantly sought the cobwebby stuff in
her lap. Don't be foolish" he con.
tinued II haven't told you all-the
worst. you know"
well you can tell me all about II
tomorrow. Mex"
8s..T Tomorrow. Great Scott, man, you
don't understand: They mean to fin
.ish the job today. Tomorrow might
as well be next year. Why. you've
barely fighting chance left now. and
i don't know that you have that. The
street is wild with it, 49,.
81 guess things are not as bad as all
that, Nick. I'll be down bright and
early in the morning"
Mr.. Walloway put both hands OIL
MI. Devine's shoulders.
"Cherub," he said. speaking with an
effort at calmness; you're too good
a man to be beaten by gang. like
that. You must come back You
have friends-Iots Of them. Well get
them together and 60 after that crowd
Besides, it's the old Bates-Rimmer
crowd" urged Walloway. You know
them. They're like pack, of NANCY
wolves" r.. r.
Yer; you're right. Nick: They've
snapped at my heels many a time"
Sand now they're at your throat.
Cherub Come on, won't your"
For an instant the Cherub hesitated
Then he jumped to his feet. As he
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-15

q red headed boy on a bicycle seeiils.s
..::x,cs, ss sEaperti1ence. The boy drpl,
ped his wheel on the lawn. pulled d
! thin, black book from his pocket md
held out a yellow envelope to Mr.. De.
vine.
Message for you," announced the
boy.
well. young man. you take that
precious message back to the house
chuck it on the porch and get Eppings
to sign. Here's dollar
He Of the red hair grinned expan-
sively and retired. For another deli.
cious period they threw pieces OF
sweet crackers to the swans. Then
the boy came back on his bicycle.
prepaid reply message" was his
second announcement.
Want to earn another dollar?" ask
ed Mr.. Devine.
yep" &#
Here 1t is, then. Chuck this mes
sage where you put the other one and
tell whoever sent it that Pm very
busy or sick abed or gone fishing
anything you think best-and sign 1t
yourself"
"You don't seem greatly interested
in your kilograms, Mt. Devine," OBJ
served the countess. 81 thought that
kilograms always meant something
important"
Not this kind. I'll read them Thurs
day morning. Isn't there some place
we can go where that boy can't find
us AGAIN." @
There's the garden. And you have
not seen the dahlias yet" S
An hour later, when they returned
to the house, they found the red hair
ed boy perched on the horse block.
"Three more"' he announced, pro-
ducing his book. And they all want
rush answers"
"Good"' said Mr.. Devine. Give me
your book a minute" "A
On the receipt blank he wrote RE
fused" opposite his name.
Guess that'll do the trick" observ-
ed the boy.
He Of the red hair was correct. No
more messages were sent up from the
village. "a
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-15

did SO he met the earnest eyes Of the
I Countess Yeceht Until then he seem
ed to have forgotten her presence.
''There!s exclaimed the Cherub. II
had almost forgotten. j promised to
drive you into the village this after.
noon to buy more stuff for making
seobwebs. didn't l. countess? ~
II Mr.. .Wal1oWay5 threw up his hands;
/ evfne,' he said hoarsely \. T. II wait.
outside Id my car for just three ntin-,
syltes and a half. Ii you are not there
by the end OF that time Z III have to
I 60 back without yau.
II right, Nick Much Obliged for
/ coming. Sis
But you n send some woud. even If
you dom go won I you ?.s ~
on might give my regards to old
Rfmmer. ~
ME Devfle had followed his friend to
/ the door Now he retursed to and
that the countess had been looking ex.
pectantly after him. The cohwebby
affair had been dropped hastily to the
|efoor and lay tangled at her feet. NIX
You are making this sacrifice to
keep me from leaving the house that
was once my home q she said. Then
a must tell you that u shall not ac-
cept It. yau must 80 at ohee. Z
oh, those fellows are always ready
I for that sort OF thing I suppose they
will do tnore or less damage. but /
guess can stand It, =
~ ,yt ~, l,o5,t.g x.,ek Il it
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-15
CHAPTER VIII.
CHAPTER VIII.
e; ::::: :;;;:; ;:::;

them sitting In a sunny
corner of the library. The Cherub
was smoking one Of his fat. black
cigars by special request of the count
ess. and he was regarding with APP
proving eyes her slim white fingers as
they employed an ivory needle in the
fashioning Of some utterly useless af-
fair that looked like a lot Of holes
edged with spider webs. 81
She was wearing some kind of a
house gown. with lace falling allur-
fngly away from her white neck and
rounded arms. Somehow or other the
Cherub felt that he was enjoying a
rare privilege. He was inclined to
accept the gift humbly and in siIene J..
fearful lest it be taken suddenly away
from him
And then came Eppings to announce
the presence Of Mr.. Nicholas Wallo-
way. adding that his GRAND was ur-.
gent and important
Perhaps had better take my work
into another roon,,'' suggested the
countess, starting to rise.
No, no.! Don't disturb the eobwebs.=
Nick's business isn't half so Important
as he thinks it is. Rring him right In.
Eppings."
.eBut had rather not
Whatever her. protest might have
been, it was cut short by the prompt
entrance of young ME-. Walloway. He
stopped abruptly, and 1t seemed as if
his gray eyes stared hungrily at the
pretty picture she made, standing
there in the morning sunshin The
color went from his cheeks, and his
lips were tensely drawn.
Well, Nick, you see I'm still rusti-
.eating, Great, isn't it?' smiled the
Cherub.
VI With an. obvious effort young ME.
Walloway shook of his eInbarrass-
mant. Acknowledging the Countess
Vecchi with stiff1y formal bow, he,
turned to the Cherub.
NJ You must forgive me, Deyine, for
hunting you up like this, but n thought
fought to- do tt. It's matter Of bust
ness. Couldn't wet, And he looked
ssuggestiveiy at the. door. 4
4 haven't any Office here, Nick. and
this room Is. as goodsas any other. You
mustn't mind, countess. Any business
j do today will not take long s
Fl But began Mr.. Wailoway.
Il aOh, Lets have 1t Nick Bottom
dropped out of sonnet hing n, The Cher
NIB was smiling ainiably
1sss q IA her think YOU would have
thought SO Il yo,r had been on the
{ floor just before CLOSING yesterday.
The Bates Rinmer crowd Is after Pss,
2. md \. \ believe they mean TO cob
bile 1t up.
Ah, that gang. eh y This efne tie
Cherub showed hts white teeth When
4 Ne smiled.
They began It as soon as they found
you were not on deck. and they've
been at II ever since. Your brokers
had ten clerks out looking for you.
| Got nervous, did they n
sNervouss Why man, didn't YOU
/ see where p z. and N. closed yester
day ~
Haven't read 81 paper SINCE I,ys
| been here, Nick and don't intend to
When yon go back tell my brokers Il
keep cool. IS
4 nut the Bates Rimmer crowd
mean mischief sherub. There's 4 slol
AZ them IN i big pool, and they're ham
mering your railroad holdings rigfl
and left Some one has been leaking
\ information and they're hitting yot
y here itSE hurt When ! nv how
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-15

les; can II you can. =
Then the Cherub understood. She
meant to take him at his word and !
hold him to It Although he thought
of many things which might happen
TO P.s,sZ. and N. II for two whole days
HIS Watchful eyes should be taken,
from 1T. he did not fiinch.
Sas 81 m game" he said.
The changing ofsa big gong announces,
the daily openings Of the New orks
Stock Exchange. During five years
there had never been morning when
I Chernb Deyine was not To be found
+ within earshot of that gong when 1t
rang In Wall streets brief but tumnftu-
ous day. He was to be found waiting
with calm conf dence whatever crisis.
big or little, might arise, and generally
there was something of the sort
let here he was at opening hour on
this post iidas Tuesday morning only
lsvagieis conscious that be- was miles
away from Ii all. n he remembered
| It was only the troublesome thought Of
niement What did be care Ii u
sthoussnd gongs were ringing to open
] a thousand stock Ell changes They
might stay open forever or close FOL
good ana al /; be was helping the
4 Countess Vscctl toss bits Of sweet
crackefs to d pair of white swans.
Il Perhaps was Inc clear, crisp Sep
!, ten1ber ali, perhaps II was something
leise hic caslsed the yherub to Sc
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-15

load See. here ana he pointed to d
newspaper Oh his knee IA fly lots of
ferndt during the first half hour today
and the q,lota tons dropping BY guar.
ter points you can stop EN-
man. They W. got yon on The rur
z YES. II looks like II, know
But walt until We had q chance III
them. Let me think this thing over 's
N Nicholas w alloway withdrew
into his corner of the smoking com
partment to stare absentmind edly qua
|of the window The Cherub was soop
apparently engaged Ia ~ profound con
temptation Of the end Of his cigar.
Yon would not have guessed 10 look
!! 81 him. that he wasa consid eAing any
thing more serious than the. davof OF
the tobacco Not until they were Of,
the ferry did he break The silence.
Then, briefly and crisply. be outlined
bis plan of action Nick Walioway
heard him through with glow of adj
tsmiratio III his eyes Sssss
IF You can DO that Cherub. you'll
win ne declared sbnt 1T the scheme
slips up
hen I'm down and out. But I'LL
got - 30 taroug and MI seyine's
mouth Lost some Of is scheaubtc curves.
YonflI do your part oh Il
viii be easier Than ron tliink They'll
lAever suspect otsre q And Gonss
| AZ ~ report unit II t0nig Then
ou know ~ here to come Ipriyste din.