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The sun., 1910-05-02
EASTERN LEIGUE.


Newark defeated T0f0nio IN Newark ysster
dhy hsaoge What u believed 10 have been a fecOrd
crowd f0F the grounds Fully iatpn psfs0ns Ncfs
present and the score aas 10 a alter tcn inninEs
Of piag lack Kelly tied thr ,rOre In the seventh
win : homer and lor Crisp -rht ~ ths winning
run With what Nould have counted Cor = home
nun n the bases had not begn occuplet. rhc
The sun., 1910-05-02

A. mphis--Nashviiir o Memphis.
A. NeN orieans- Montgomery. g. New o
leans. a
The sun., 1910-05-02
Games schcduIed for To-day.

Games schetluleai for To-day.
AMERICAx LHAdrE
Washington IN New Norz Hosinn In Philadel
phia. Cleveland In ~ Louis. Detroit IN Chicago.
NNTtoNAL t.EAurH
Ncw iorN IN htooslyn Phnadciphia IN uostan
EsNrEHN LEAuUg
Montreal In baltimore Toronto IN Newark
Buffalo IN Providence Rochester m Jersey CITY.
The sun., 1910-05-02

NswYorE 90 o 900 o. 5 ,
q tca 30 % 10 /
Battcrrs- hagaduru and Mitchell R0bertalIle
Met lrdy and BuTts
The sun., 1910-05-02

TIVE out shea winning rin was scoEed.
PttgbuFg ..........O 90 90 IL
Chieago. ............. o o o -
Huns PitlaburH -wAghoT. Chicago-Schullc,
ShAnee. Two hase hits-Gibaqn, Steinfeidt
Naenhee hiis-Leach. Camnitz. Tinker. stolen
peae-WhGner. fiTat base on hala--Ou Orefnu,
y on Camnii1 I. struck Out-pyOFefall. y ~
Camniu. Umpire In chlef-klep. Assistant
umpife-kAne. Time-i hour and y minutes
cIHcuNATI. Q: ~. LOUIS ~. L., s.
CMcnNATt. Nay The Reds taoh q seesAW
Eame fRUm the Cardinals this Ailernoon. The
WANING run was scored IN the ninth inning when.
viva two out and Paskert on third and Miller On
second tgan alnRled 70 hausers PeakeTl scoring
On TIE hit and Miller also counting on hanaer -
poor throw 70 the Plate. Bezrh8f Was forced 70
leave the Kaue on account Of . apfalncd ankle.
sustained while turning second on his three base
~ N the hrst The srore:
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Totals - % - y 3
sDne out when shining run Vas srored
'Hattsd for Mueller IN thr eighth inning
.Ran for Schiahy IN the Eighth inning
Tornnto % % % q n n 3
Newark % o % -
Runs- Toronto McnonAld. I, Gdmshsw
Nrwark krlly. Louden. Arier. Mueller stolen
bases =Gsttman. 3 AElrr. McnonAld Sarrihrc
hits-L -Loudsn. Ganiey Sarfnce fies #nechanty.
Oanlcy Two base nits Nandewrin. DsiehAnty
HOME run-Keliy uouhle play Gri nshav. Deal
and Nc cDOnaid stru~k outs ~ Mueller = ~
Parkius, I. by smith = first base on balls on
Mueller 3 on Parkins on smith. Passed
bail Crsp First base On errors Newark. Z
Torout ieft on hnsea Newark. " Toronto,
~ tmpire N rhief-Hurst Assistant umpire
Flnneran. Time hour and = minutes
IEAsET CITY. a EoCHgsrvR s.
Starting paoriy. Jersey Citv nHishet strongly
yesterday and. after red1ring Nuchestcr lean ~
four runs IN the nrst tWO innings. brat ne cham
pinns ETors nguTed prominently IN ne circuit
making. but the skeeteTs sandWirhed hits be
tWeen me HustieS' hiunders The score
The sun., 1910-05-02
PTlED OUT

HaVs yOu . aill sdasa piece Ot Fsal
estate Which you regard - balWark
against business rsVerBss--a means
Of support for your family whsa yoH
can no longer mppOrs thsn1 KvOu
tried 10 raise money On n sHddeAly,
would there be iPOubls with Iae title1
Way don't yOu fiAd Oui ~ sskiRs
rs the next time yOu wish 10 bOTTOw1
Tais means . thoFouah examination
Of your title, and II We find troubls,
you Can ess Il corrected and be ready
for an emeraeney-R n eOmeA
The sun., 1910-05-02

Cuban Giants oOOOo % CO. /
IoughIin I'c'n q q q q n y q o. a
Batlsries- GAus and Williams Holman and
MrhcuWu.
The sun., 1910-05-02
CUBS Win and GIANTS LEAD
DEFEAT OF PITTSBU RGS SENDS
NEW YORkS To TOP.
Beore Og Chicago tame = 10 Q, win an
the nun NAklng Done m the last
lnnlRg- -ClRrlnnatl Reds Take . see-
saw Contest FPOm the Cardinals.

CHIcAOo. May The Cubs defeated the
Pirates this afternoon In an exciting game
By = score Of , to l. Neither aisia scorrd
until the Rinth. wagners hii an nheld
out. and hit by Flynn scored tho Pirates
run. With Schultz on third and Chance
on second and two out Stslnfeldt hit into
tho crowd for two bases. scoring the cube
two runs. The crowd was % large that
ground rules we're necessary. SOore
The sun., 1910-05-02

M mais . O0oOOOOOOOOs- 4
| PravtdeBce OOOONa 10000 % S I
STANDARDIZATION and McAnlster. Steele and
FifrnFfnid
The sun., 1910-05-02

Wilkesharre q 900 80
phih a g. OOa 81 I q
Hattsr'es Matthew. nonoyan, Raub and IA
uskty Fricnc. Coou1hs and LApn
I. ~
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H0RaEs AVN CARRIAGEs.

FOR SALE-A pair Of young
bay earriage horses; splendid az
non; 70 be seen az I9 Cornelia
g., N. Y.
The sun., 1910-05-02

5:s ;;is' u Ts':sS'sc ss YSslE g'E lss 's.z ss.z q.
The sun., 1910-05-02

Another car that IA newcOmer In the
local racing field has been nominated for
the 0pening twenty-fOur hour race of thu
season at tho Brighton Reach MOtOrdrom.
on MAY ~ and ~. This ~ q ~ horse DOW er
ole. which has heen formally entered hv
" Colt of the C0lt-StrattOn COMPANY
n y rumOred that the car that Will compete
" the machine with which William Endi,ott
won a number Of races 81 tho opening meet
On the new one mile board track at ! %
angeles. and it " expected that Endicott
" w he one of tho drivers
lhe one mile track a. BRIGHTON Beach IL
nov ready for practice and n likely 20 ha
well paironiged nv prospective cOntestlnR
drivers 10 the tWenty-fouT hour race from
nov until the start Of the race on MAY is
Lewis Strang drove The Marion entry over
The course last Sai9rday and found the
track 20 he In excellent condition Ne
predicts hat nov speed records will be
made in the race
Arrangements have been cOmplatad nv
The Brighton bearh COMMITTEES Of the Motor
Racing Association for a ten minute ser
vtCe of express trains from BROOKLYN nrfdRe
10 the Brighton Reach MotordFoms on the
evening of May "a for the convenience Of
race enthusiasts who wish TO travel 10 the
trark by the elevated railroad The ser
vice VII be continued throughout the
progress Of the race On Nav H. Pasaen-
gers ~ ~ be landed az the gates OF the
m0iordTOme
The sun., 1910-05-02

The Association of Licensed Automobile
ManufaeturerA hiss sent out the following
notice 70 all The companies producing raso-
lene automobiles under Selden patent
licenses
SPECIAL meeting 0f TIE board Of manaarrs
h4s neen called for "Wednesday. May u, 81 me
nfnee NJ me association. one of the HBost In.
pqriant things for Consideration at this meeting
WI oe ne ure atuauon. which u eniremeiS'
crtueal and one that demands cDnaideFas asion
~ thA VINE ~ the entire memherahip a. i9
ansets every MANUFACTURER - well a. The presen
and nurture owners ~ motor cars
IN tnis connection u Il requested that each
BOARD member before attending the meeting
WI endoAyor % Investigate the utmora whtrk
are current 20 The eject hat there eaitls among
ram ure manufacturers Of Tits country an
lndertttnnihg cr geuuemen's agreement "a
lnrrtasf he price n tires and n refuse - arli
og deliver % manufacturers at this tnr AM,
tires ioF 1917 equipment
" Il hoped that you vii Obtain All he lnf,r m.
The sun., 1910-05-02

l.. A. DisbFOW. who won the city Of A.
lantA gold trophy on the Atlanta AutOmO-
day 10 drive a Rainier stock chassis IRON
ths city to Atlanta amt return, ne eN-
uccfs 10 complete the trip IN about two
v eeks and viii make stops ~ a number OF
cities en route. ihe car be- drives probably
" ~ be- the one that be And Wallace n. owen
will drive la IRE twenty -four hour race az
Brighton Beach on May n and ".
The sun., 1910-05-02

The third annual bill climb Of the Yale
University AuiOmObsle club on ShinRie
iitll June :. viii include six events for
automobiles aud three Tor motorcycles.
l he automobile events are ~ follows
I lass u stock cars selling for less than
o. eO Class E-StOck cars selling from
o. otsl TO o. .1O0. lass R-StOck cars selling
from g.. .nDi 70 a. on class G-stOrk cars
selling from 7.UOi ~ A.DOo. Class n Stock
cars selling Tor s'O0i anu over. Class j.
Free Tor all.
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Totals. AZ ssA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
LABOR QUARREL
TO BE SETTLED
: ACTIONS ~ ELECTRICAL WORK
EitS WAR WILL HAVE HEAR
ING BEFORE FEDERATION

by Associated Press
st. Louis, Nov 1.-THE so-called
electrical workers union controversy
which for two years has been the Bit
torost and most disastrous Internal
strife of the American Federation of
Labor is to be thrcshed out finally
before the entire delegation at noon,
following the opening of tomorrow's S
session,
The struggle between the disrupted
factions of the electrical workers
twice was brought to the attention
Of the convention today; first when
q special committee was appointed to
consider IL and make report before
the final adjournment next week. and
again late this afternoon, when It was
practically taken from the committee.
Frank Duffy general secretary Of
the United brotherhood Of Carpenters
and Jolners of America precipitated
the debates which resulted In the
special order, by requesting his side
of the controversy TO be heard before
he returns to indianapolis and after
several acrlmonius speeches the per-
mission was granted
The electrical workers are divided
into two camps, the socialists and
regulars" each clamoring for rec
ignition by the federation. The reg
ulars," numbering about 1900 en-
Joy the favor Of thc dedication admin
istration, but back of the socialists
1900 strong. is the almost unani-
nous supports of the United Mine
Workers the strongest labor union
in the world
Jobe Hartman, attorney for the
strikers in Los Angeles, delivered an
impassioned plea for support in the
Los Angeles labor fight, He charged
Huntington with the responsibility for
the labor difficultlcG in the California
city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
MISSING COLLEGE
DEAN Is found.
u. G. PTTTUCK or AGRICULTUEAh
SCHOOLS RETURNED TO
GUTHRIE SERIOUSLY I'LL

Special TO the World
Guthrie. Nov t7.-B G. Pittuck
dean and business manager of the
six oklahoma secondary agricultural
schools, who disappeared october 10,
without a word of explanation to his
office, friends, landady or fiancee, re-
turned TO Guthrie today seriously ILL.,
but better than few days ago when
President j. H. Connell of the State
Agricultural and Mechanical College,
Pittuck's foster father, found him In
the deliriums of fever at Santa Fe.
~ NJ.
The first known of Mr. Pittuck's
disappearace was a week later when
letter came from him postmarked
Trinidad, Col, saying goodbye and
hoping that no one would think hard
Of him. The singularness Of such @
communication afforded q sensation
here and an immediate examination
of Pittuck's accounts began. Though
he had custody of some s2i0,000 of
college funds his books and balances
We're found In perfect shape. The
next heard from him was telegram
from Santa Fe telling Of tho illness
of Pittuck who had been recognized
there by q newspaper story.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
CANAL WORKERS
THREATEN STRIKE
BOILERMikERS GIVE NOTICE OF
INTENTION 70 SAIII-OTH-
EItS MAKE THREATS

by Assoclntcd Press.
Colon, Nov IL President TAFT
sailed for Charleston. ;. c., tonight
aboard the armorcu cruiser Tennessee
which was conveyed by the Montana.
otter four interesting days on the 18TH
mus
on the eve Of Tuft's departure one
hundred boilermukers. dissatisfied
tnat after the hearing of their COM
plants that the President would give
no immediate answer 10 their de-
r.ands, gave five days notice of quit
ing work and sailing for home Sew
cral Of the union machinists and
lacl,smiths are threatening similar
action.
They are not supposed 40 strike, but
simply resign ana leave the Isthmus.
CnIy hourly employees constituting
SO per cent of the force, are likely
to ho affected. The canal officials are
Indignant at the employees trying TO
Dorcc the domondf which the officials
regard as unreasonable
rlft promised to consider the mat
ter fuzzy and cable his answer from
Charleston but this has not satisfied
some OF the foolhcaded among the
loilcrmakcrs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

by Associated r...
san Antonio TNHa Not lf--Fod-
oral sau.. service officers vino layo
'Oou wHrNus l.r.o.,wI months, hy.
learned muN duuH OF tno fpyuu-
uonaIy pl'l which Foo pert was ncoy-
cred by lho M.'Hn governments
The gcnol rah- along the border
from Nogaloa Ai2, 60 Brownsville,
Texas, was set for Sunday November
30 NogaGs was the headquarters
OF Juuta operating In Sonora. II has
been extinct since the raid ON Las
Vegas two years ago
The brains of the revolutionary
movement were In the United States
ana Europe and they were backed boy
o. seemingly noxhaustablc supply of
money which had been used 10 pur-
chase arms In this country
Tire federal authorities In Washing
ton were apprI,cd Of these facts, but
the rcvolutonlsts have committed no
action TO be construed as an overt
act under the federal statutes. Con-
signments OF arms are under survcil-
ance In SEn Antonio and elsewhere
and when an attempt Is made to take
them across the border they will be
selIep'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
POLICEMAN SHOT
IN CHICAGO RIOT
OFFICER SHOT WHILE TRYING
no DISPENSE GARMENT WORK
ER'S DEMONSTRATION

By Associated Press
Chicago, Nov l7.-Rcncwcd riot
ing, in which one policeman was shot,
disturbed the recent comparative
peace which marked the garment
workers strike. More than a score
Of strikers, many of them women and
girls were arrested aud several police
men were Injured Thomas Flowers,
a private detective, was shot while
aiding tine police 10 di.persc the
strikers.
Thc strikers wore said 40 be- on the
way TO BRONX into t1u plant of the
Royal T1IIors, whore uoU-uniuu help
is employed Flowers Joined the po-
lice In demand that the strikers
disporso but instead ono of the crowd
fired into the platoon of policemen
The injured man was taken to "a hos-
pital and Mrs. Magdalina Dcbona, "A
striker was arrested,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
DEFENSE GAINS
POINT IN fight.
MEXICAN ENTRADITION CASE
CAME NEAR FALLING.
SAYS DEEDS WERE LEGAL
Surprise Sprung on Prosecution
When McxicnT Judge Takes
stand.

Special 10 the World
Guthrie, okla, Nov. l7.--The case
Of the Republic of Mexico asking the|
extradltion Of the four Oklahomans
W. l.. Chapman. Al Brown and z
G.. Cnnine of Shawnee and t. G Il
Grimes Of llarrlh for alleged KickaV
poo frauds rs apparently tottcring.
Tho defense has already had ex4
ccptou1 good luck In dscredillBe'
ucar'y oycry important witness fot
the Republic of Mexico, usually bN
m1Firs the witnesses confess tina
they had sworn on other occasion
To matters directly opposite 10 theli.
testimony here.
And today the cause of the defensc
was much further strengthened and
the prosecution taken completely by
surprise when a distinguished look !
ing man of foreign expression walked
into the court room accompanied by
slight, pleasant and exceedingly
well dressed young fellow, and was
called to The stand by the defense.
He was Judge Francisco Valdes
Llnno, from 1902 to 1903 Judge of the
first court Of letters, district OF Mont
coya, state Of Coahulla, who had Of
ficated at the Acknowledgement OF
all the deeds alleged to have been
forged In 1906 and who had just ar
rived from Mexico to testify for the
defense.
The fact Is he had been here two
days, but had been IN and had not
left his room so that the prosecution
might be the more dumfounded and
It was. The young man was with his
brother, who speaks English and is
a very fine fellow all the way round.
Judge Llano proved an exceptional !
ly good witness for the defense.
Though he does not speak English.
his appearance is that OF man of
force and character and education
and his testimony. as interpreted by
Federal Senator .Rsrazaluce. appear
ing here for Mexico. was very plain
and to the point
He testified that all the deeds ac-
knowledged before him were regu-
lar and taken regularly; that every
Indian whose name was signed to the
deed by mark had touched the pen
and expressed his willingness to sells
that the names OF all Indians refusing
to sell had been recorded to guaran1
tee that no deed to their land should
be approved; that he did not permit
deeds to be executed unless sure pro1
.ceedings were regular; that each deed
was explained to the Indian in the
presence Of the court and the name
Of each Indian tochins the pen called
aloud, so that If he were not in fact
that Indian, other Indians assembled
would protest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
Murray on the Lecture Platform.

Special to the World.
Norman, Okla. Nov l7.--William
H. Murray president of the consti-
tional convention speaker Of the
First Oklahoma house and late candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for governor, has taken to the lecture
platform. His subject is "The Trinity
Of Evils" and he addressed big
rowd here. His address dwelt with
the evils Of gambling. liquor and the
white slave traffic, and was entirely
tree from politics.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
Us HUSBAND
| HAS LEFT HER
NC WIFE ASKED AID OF PO-
LICE IN LOCATING WILL
RINGEHBERG.

i eyes wet with tears, her face
lrd from sleepless nights and
I, and carrying "a chubby two
old baby boy in her arms, Mrs.
lrberg, the pretty little twenty
bid wife of win Ringerberg, Il
carpenter. appeared at the police
n last night in search Of her
Ind. Ringcrberg disappeared
his home last Tuesday and has
cen seen or heard of by his wife
this time. and she fears that he
deserted her
\. Ringerberg told her troubles
ght Sergeant Fields at the police
n and asked the assistance of
police in finding her husband.
! is q possibility that he has met
foul play. but the faithful little
I'm Is firm in her belief that the
i OF her child has abandoned her.
} woman stated that her husband
deserted her on a former occasion
ifter some time The couple were
sht together again and have been
ng In this city. She says that
Anberg was spending a few days
relatives in Missouri, and upon
ping to Tulsa last week, mis-
Id and abused her. In fact, she
she suffered a beating at his
h Ringenberg is a pretty little
N, who weishs not more than
alnds, She is the daughter of a
B engineer residing at Spring
Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
HELD FOR sLAlING FARMER.
,lIcgcd Kansas Shaver Was Trallcd by
BlOOdhOunds.

lBy Associated Press.
Hin city Kan, Nov l7--Glenn
Ndams was today held TO the district
court without bail ON q charge Of
having been the murderer Of Joseph
Anderson, farmer A letter from
Adams to friend admitting the
Killing and asking for help, was read
in the court room. The writer said
IN the mIsslye that he had killed An
Gerson because he had accused him
of breaking into II school house six
y ears ago.
Anderson's barn was burned one
night, and az he LETT the house to fight
the fire he was FhoL Bloodhounds
followed a trail to the house where
AGSms resided.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
FORMER TEACHER DIES
Kathryn Warren, Stcnographcr. Dies
After Operation

Miss kathryn died at midnight last
night after an Illness since Saturday
Tho body viii be taken to Morris, H.,
her home this afternoon or evening
and win rest here until then ~ the
home Of Mr. and Mrs H. A. Guy, li0S
South Denver Mrs Warren, the
mother arrived here Tuesday Miss
Warren was taken III Saturday and
Sunday evening was removed TO the
hospital where she underwent an
operation Monday morning
She came here three years ago to
take a position in the public schools
and made an envlablc record as n
teacher. Later, owing TO her busl-
ness ability she entered the profess
sional field in stenography and was
until her Illness employed In the le-
gal department Of the Gulf Pipe Line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
EXTRA SESSION
TO BE CALLED
GOVERNOR rO CALL SPECIAL
SESSION on LEGISLATORS
OTHER CITIES IN FIGHT


G,,,h,i. rlrv,' ,,,. - r,.. ...,.
.,,.. wv ~ WV
"''''' vi " Ni'''"' S'Nsl"h OF tl' OhIn-
noma legislature at an early date %
permanently locate the state rnpitoI of
| IDNahuma now a.ppars tn hp strnnr
several nunIesI stntpmruts ruI1
'Iuus from Governor rmsN.l.s head
lwHrfors no OEnnman CItv .vpr. mudo
.uU.H. hero fhIa afternoon hy static
.Tr .me Nunr..r. who bYd
.Ia reformed wu uu u.tpuaaI CON.
.u.p uD ..au state ouurrs with
Governor HH.EOu uI uEnnoml CITY
ma .uHa aII that lno governor would
jean .H..w session about Monday
Npck. which would hc November "a.
| Treasurer Muncfoc said the proclp-
|mntiou mieht set the daio few dpys
Inter but th8t the special session wYg
o certainty.
what rs taken ;s q strong hint by
,hc governor himself n8 to what ne
vs. eoiug 10 do. is the fret that ne
called Jim Brooks. propriotor of the
! ROYAL Hotel here. down to Oklahoma
! CITY today and astod thnt his forn,or
family apartments here be immodl-
lately prepared for use. Brooks camo
| back and had large force prcparlnp
the suite this afternoon and SAYS that
Governor Haskell will be here Sat
lrday morning at O'Clock.
II rs believed that the governor is
returning TO Guthrie solely for the
reason that he wishes to personally
direct the capital legislation and must
| be here to do il since the decision or
the Supreme Court In the capital case
TUESDAY makes I plainly apparent
| that the legislature could not be le-
Igally assembled except i'm Guthrie
Governor Haskell this afternoon re-
fused 10 make anv statement as to
the possibility Of a legislative session.
lie has been bus,y comforting with
Iattorneys. state officers and visiting
legislators. and has sent out wires Ia
many Legislators ASKING fhelr opinion
las to the necessity of a special SEES.
sion. At noon today the governor had
received eighteen kilograms from that
many Legislators favorlng the special
session.
II is also understood that Oklahoma
lClty adherents are already being lined
lLp and that Oklahoma CITY agents
nre hurrying out INTO the counties af-
ter pledges from the legislators for
Oklahoma CITY Should the leglsla-
lure be asscmblef every indication
Iponts to a very lively fight not only
bctwcen Guthrie and Oklahoma CITY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
STORY LOCATES MISSING MAN
Dispatch Reveals Man Missing Forty
Years

By Associated Press.
Decatur H., Nov 1.-THE first
trace Of George W. Bingham, fGrnl.
by his first cousin, Mrs. Ida 81.
Barkley Of i2l North College street.
Decatur since he left home to enlist.
in the Union Army IN 1860, was CON
tained in an Associated Press dis
patch published this morning telling
Of his peculiar action in advertising
in New York paper his marriage
which occurred forty-six years ago.
He was reared by her father in,
Canada OF her home, and was virtual-
ly her brother. Efforts since the
Civil War bad been made to locate.
him IN Texas Canada, oregon and.
other parts of the country but no.
real clue was secured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
n on with the Arkansas
liver at Hand, lie
SAYS,

is more truth than poetry
adage, You win never miss
I'm the wen s gone dry re-
T. A. Hammond, of Dallas,
ho was in the city yesterday
X with Superintendent Sands
cal water works Mr. Ham
the representative OF the Cen
ndry Com amy of Chattanoo-
sessimer, Ald, with headquar-
PIE Texas metropolis,
usslon oc jue water situation
owns of the southwest brought
I've remark from Mr. Hum
liIe says tina, Dallas h. strict
iainst 1t for water According
Texan. the hydrant supply OF
water in Dallas has been cut
le result of a scarcity of water
domestic consumers are al
,nlv two ubs nr vnter ~,
. gallons & day. This supply
pred by wagon and there are
fty wagons in Dallas delivering
.er ia tbe consimers The ov-
upplv of water allowed IN -
q cooslmer >nould nnt ba loss
q rallone n dov
,rtesian w,;er s,rnnIy or nal
# 4.B0O.OO0 Gallons n dav ana
,srmption doIlv exceeds thls
In moro than hair million
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