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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12


Americans will travel TO Eu-
rope. Many OF them will cross
the ocean for the first time In their
lives. and despite all the will and the
money In the world. They will be
somewhat worried b. things that
harass "greenhorn." The great
American pilgrimage 10 Europe has
already begun. The first voyage that
would have been a failure can be
made glorious success. with atten-
ton TO few important points.
The first thing to consider is the
crossing and the steamer trunk plays
an important part in this scene. The
I.erson who has never before been
abroad hardly knows the Significance
Of the steamer trunk. The steamer
trunk is the only kind that can be
kept in q stateroom. Other trunks.
on account of their size. cannot be
accommodated The steamer trunk is
just low enough To slide under the
berth. ont of the way, and hence II
takes up very little room in the small
compartment. The clothes that the
tourist wants to wear she packs,
therefore, in the steamer trunk, for II
will be impossible for her to get TO
other trunks during the voyage. They
will all'be in the hold of the vessel,
buried most likely. 20 OF 80 feet deep
under other luggage.
A word as to the steamer chais
The average person who takes her
first trip abroad generally goes with
q shining new. expensive chair. This
Is q great mistake, for the ship rents
10 the passengers these chairs at the
low rate OF 81 each. II is a nuisanc,
to have a chair of ones own. IL mus
be embarked and fisembarked. and T.
must be stored until the tourist wants
1t again on the return voyage.
Furthermore, II the tourist should d.
eide to return home by another rout,
important, though. TO have the steam
er rug On deck, even In the warm
est weather. strong, cool wind
blows. and unless the tourist sits H.
the sun this wind will chill her
through and through. Day and night
she must have the steamer rug.
The tipping question OF the large
ocean steamers is not such an import
ant matter. There is recognized
table of tips that the experienced
traveller knows and observes. This
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
Real Cuttlefish FArmc

arms and staring out with bullying
eyes.
They are guarded with a screen SO
that they will not become frightened
for when this occurs they will squirt
their milk into the water at loss 10
the owners. This fluid or milk Is very
valuable. and each cutie will give
about four hundred dollars worth a
year. 1t is secreted in a bag that is
opened and closed at the will of the
curious fish. The best cuttlefsh are
produced In Chinese waters.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

I is not a well known fact that
there are cuttlefish farms in ex
II istence. but such IS the case.
Several of these cuttlefish farms are
located on the British coast. where
he cuttlefish are MIXED for the pur-
pose of obtaining ink. The pond, or
tank is connected with the sea by
large pipe, and a thousand or fifteen
hundred cuttlefish are kept in single
tank. They form a GURUS sight as
they move about, moving their long
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
FN1NE5EHNCIE8> d %f&{26f2EE4 }t4ei 81
The hack OF mont.

Al the back or front.
The long shams. whether made OF
kerchiefs and pu, together with bands
AT insertion. or OF single obions
,i.ce of linen, are less trouble 10
keep in position ON the pillow than
the old fashioned shams of two pieces.
TO even dress goods at one end.
,old the goods backward, bringing the
selyedges together at each side.
Crease across. and there will be
straight line by which 10 cut.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
NURSES ON HORSEBACK.
They Will be an Impressive Fsstu,
Of Roosevelt Reception Parade.

II Is said that when Mr.. Roosevfi'
comes 10 town the volunteer ens
gency service. whose offer TO assiss
ance has been gratefully accepted h.,
the reception committee, will have ~
or so women nurses on horseback
aid In the relief that may Aeectn--
necessary. They will be clad In ki..
XII. and. We are assured, their aoilr
to manage horse will rival thu
ability to care for the sick aa...
wounded
Such a spectacle Is apt to imprs {
the public even more than did
great convention OF Florence Mig
lngale's Nurses" which was held
this city last week. A woman 7.
horseback going TO the relief or SOL =
stricken onlooker will be more pr
suasive than even che encomiums =.
a Choate. 1t should have an en-.
similar to that produced by Engih i,
women nurses in England az the tiLlt
of the war scare" a year ago -,
Women nurses have been On hal
at big parades. but not in khaki az
On horseback. At the time CT M
Taft's inauguration they shivered -
the relief stations along the route ~
the parade. bearing the rigors Of "a
day with as much spirit and hard
ness as did the doctors themse.ve
The professional woman uurse y
rapidly becoming an important Iubiis
institution. In her private professions
al illustrations she has already mad
herself Indispensable.
The badges to be worn by tn<
Roosevelt reception committee, the
Rough Ridess and the organizations
which will line Fifth avenue have
been ordered. All will bear on oas
side the profile OF the former Preel-
dent with his name beneath. In this
respect they will be similar Tne
medals to be worn by the members
OF the committee viii be Of silver,
French gray and hand burnishsd-
They will have a blue and white rib
bon, these being the city and state
coiors. and the bar will show the cost
of arms Of the city of New York. Tne
Rough Riders bsd<e will be Of white
metal with q silver finish aid h$ve
ribbon of cavalry yellow on the
bar will be the American eagle and
the name OF the association The
badge for the organizations aud clubs
will be OF chocolate bronze With .
red. white and blue ribbons and the
dste on the bar. A single gold medal
will BE- struck for Colonel Roosevelt
and presented 10 him
Mrs. Donald Mclean. dsugbter. OF
, the late Judge Richie. OF FredeTicE-
Md. president Of the Daughters O.
. the American Revolution, In b>hsik
OF theo rsanizztion has cebled Ars-
Roosevelt inviting her to Iunehso1
AZ sherry's during the land psrnde-
n Mrs Roosevelt accepts she Siii see
the parade from the windows Of the
restsursnts.-New York GLOBE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

- NE of the best remedies for
burns is common soap suds.
only twenty-five persons
were killed by motor cars in the
streets OF London last year.
A successful experiment OF burning
coal ana oil together has been made
in England.
In New South Wales over two mil
ion acres OF land have been reclaim
ID through irrigation.
There is a law in Russia that COM
pels man to marry before he il
lightly or not at all. He can only
ii.arry five times.
A Russian does not become OF age
until he Is 20.
A Chinese newspaper is generally
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

The rising infection
Well. wiIl.~ insisted Mr.. Justwed.
What cried Mrs. ]. DO you
mean it,
Il do" reiterated Mr.. J., IN a Sc
puIchraI voice And furthermore, III
begin right now-tired and worn as
am. That's the trouble with you
women. You worry and fret and think
about , thing for weeks-h you'd on
" get to work in a jiry and save
yourselves a lot Of needless trouble
You tell me what to do and III do ~"
Mrs. }. barely concealed her smile
In time TO soberly accept Homer
Gears challenge.
She left the room and returned
presently with an armful % clothes
These must be brushed carefully.
he said. ~springied with moth balls
and tied in old newspapers"
-An right agreed Mr.. J. cheeri-
". where's the paper and the moth
halls
Now Iet MS understand each other
from the star. Homer objected Mrs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

wipinS his perspirinS
brow as one who has just
finished 4 Marathon or sat out in the
sunny bleachers on July day while 1t
took IA innings for the home team to
win the game.
"Wh--e-w," he extaimed, sinking
into a chair next the open window.
-Hasn I this been a scorcher, Am
here, Blossom, OF do you see nothing
nut a little grease spot"
Mrs. smiled-cool and comfortable
in her gauzy kimona-and handed
lover a fan.
1t certainly has been warm today
Iiomer-dea she said. Even here
IT. the apartment with the awnings
Gown and the windows open"
Well" stated Mr.. J., consolingly,
this time next week we'll be out in
the country where the cool breezes
blow thank goodnessi I've been living
Tor just that for the past week,
haven't your
We'll" replied Mrs. J.. obviously
L have and ] haven't. Il will be nice
10 get away from the hot city, and
especially for your sake. my dear. B1l
am jus; dreading the getting ready
TO GO
Mr. Justwed sat boy upright in his
chair and forgot 10 wipe his brow
Hush he snapped. There You
70 again, Jus; dreadingi' You're
slways just dreading something,
seems 10 me. Blossom. you're devel
oping into a regular killjoyi What's
the matter with this getting ready
rusinessy~
Mrs. Justwcd laid down her fancy
work deliberately.
Isn't that just like you men.- she
remarked. emphaticaily. You've M
more idea Of the thousand ard one
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

- the threads by which pillow cases.
should be marked for cutting are
= drawn the cases will not have the
uneven side seam that makes them
crooked.
A few paper clips are invaluable
things to the sewing basket, for they
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
The Woman Who Sews

may hold together scraps, bits of pat
terms and small pieces of lace.
rettico ats that fit straight around
the hens can be turned over a quar-
ter of an inch at the top and headed
with a ribbon beading. through which
4 one-inch ribbon can be run to tie
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
Thinsr Worth Knowing

printed on a roll. so that the pur-
chaser may tear it on as he read H.
White horses are barred from the
German army. it being claimed that
they are too CONSPICUOUS when smoke
less powder is used
The telephone companies in Spain
make their charges according TO the
occupation OF the person using the the
phone. The social clubs pay the
highest rates.
10 keep the air clarified moisten
.he blades OF an electric fan. This
gathers all the impurities.
Newspapers are made by machinery
AT the rate of from one hundred and
nifty TO four thousand feet a minute.
according TO the width and quality.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

Baby Irish Lace enfsrs into me
composition Of some Of the baby bon
nets and pretty close-htting models
sre made With the round back CT
crown formed entirely Of the finest
real baby Irish Lace made fsr TIE
purpose. While the rest % Tire bonnet
Is formed Of soft frilis of marrow
Ivaleacicnnes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
kept The KIM At Home.

For the past year we have Kept
the King OF all laxatives-Dr. Kings
New Life Pills-in our home and
they have proved a blessing to all our
family writes Paul Mathulka, OF
Buffalo, n. Y. Easy. but sure remedy
for all Stomach, Liver and Kidney
troubles. Only 25c at All Drug
gists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

A feature of the new German sys-
TEN of telephotography is that the
wire used TO transmit picture may
be used for telephoning at the same
time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

When babbit metal is hot onoug
q light a small pine stick IL is al tn
proper temperature 10 pour. Over
heated Ii is brittle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

English experts are examining the
forests along the Amur river, with a
view or exporting Siberian lumber to
Europe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

Copper tubes are preferred to stee
iii locomotive boilers by many Euro
pean experts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

New York is first and Iowa second
the value Of it's dairy products.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

Practically all of the states where
there is coal-mining have inspection
laws designed 10 prevent death and
disaster among the mineworkcrs. =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

Nearly 100 electric fans are employ
ed 10 keep the air cool in st. Thomas
Cathedral, Bombay, probably the only
place OF worship in the world SO
equipped.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

- a 0HEN Mr.. Justwed came
AA{ home that evening he was
w wiping his perspiring
hrow a. ono who has inst
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

- EFORE the summer Is over
hundreds of thousands OF
. Americans will travel TO Eu-
roma Many of them will cross
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

with the Dac
whole operation
with the ulslsh
to polish with In the cloths and brushes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

printed on a roll. so that the pur
chaser may tear it on as he read It,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

~O PREVENT garments from
sagging when hung out IN
the air they can be put on
hangers rather than pinned
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
SAYS HUSBAND
HASLEFT Her
YOUNG WIFE ASKED AID OF 20.
LICE IN LOCATING WILL
KINGERBEI,G.

Her eyes wet with tears, her face
laggnrd from Sleepless nights and
worry and carrying chubby two
year-old baby boy in her arms, Mrs.
tiingarberg the pretty little twenty
;car-old wife OF Win Ringerberg, Il
local carpenter, appeared at the police
station last night in search Of her
llusblnd. Ringcrberg disappeared
from his home last Tuesday and has
not been seen or heard OF by his wife
tp to this time, and she fears that he
has deserted her
Ms. Ringerberg told her troubles
go Night Sergeant Fields at the police
statbn and asked the assistance Of
the police in finding her husband
The'e is a possibility that he has met
witt foul play, but the faithful little
woman is firm in her belief that the
lpthr OF her child has abandoned her
The woman stated that her husband
had deserted her on a former occasion
bat after some time the couple were
brought together again and have been
resting in this city She says that
Ringenberg was spending few days
viii relatives in Missouri and upon
returning to Tulsa last week, mis-
treacd and abused her. In fact, she
@Ss she suffered a beating at his
hands
Mrs. Ringenberg Is a pretty little
woman, who weshs not more than
90 pounds She is the daughter" Of a
Friso engineer residing at Spring
ield Mo,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
How | Made
MyHaHir Grow

was greatly troubled viii dandrun and
lailing liur tried many advertised hai'
prcpofuiiUns and various prescriptions. bur
they dll signully failed many OF them made
my hair greasy 10 10 was inpossiblo to comb
DO or do II up properly think that many
Of the things tried were positively Injurious
and from my own experience | cannot too
strongly caution You against using prepura.
tiuns containing wood alcohol and other
poisonous substances believe they In.
lure the roots Of the hair After my long
list OF failures, | finally found simple
prescription which l cun unhcsIiaingly
state Is beyond doubt the most wonderful
thing for the hair I have ever seen Many
OF my friends have also used it. aud oh.
tanned wonderful effects iherefrom. II aot
only s d powerful Nimulnut TO thp growth
OF the hair and for restoring gray hrir 20
its natural color but Il is equally good for
removing dandrufl, giving the nair life and
brilliancy. etc. and for the purpose Of keep.
ing the scalp In first class coalition. II
also makes the hair euder 10 comb aud ar
range IN nice form have friend who
| used 70 two months aud during that time IL
has not ouly stopped the falling of hs hair
| and wonderfully Increased It's growth hut
| 1t practically restored all OF his hair 10 its
natural color You can obtain the mgre.
diens for maxine this wonderful nrcpara.
ton from almost any druggist The pre-.
scription Is MS follows:
Bay Rum, On Mentho Crystals, -
druchm lnyona de ComDosec o2. n
you Ike il pertumed add few drops Of
To.kalon Perfume which misses nerfecily
with the other ingredients This, however,
is not necessary
Be sure to ask the druggist Tor all the
enclosures in the Layom de Compossee'
PACKAGE one of them entities You 20 %
handsome free sprinkler top for your hair
tonic bottle and you are also entitled 70
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
AN INDIAN FIGHTER DEAD.
Lieut.. Col. ~. G. fechct Commanded
the Troops oSent to Arrest sitting Bull

Champaign, III Nov 17,-Lieut,
COL Edmund Gusty Fechet 4. S. A.
retired, died this morning from heart
failure, H,e was a famous Indian
fighter and WAS IN charge on the
troops which killed Sitting Bull near
ort Votes, while the Indian wasl
resisting arrest He was professor of
military science Ia the University of
linois frofm 1898 10 1910. He enter
ed the anhy in 1861. Every male
member Of the Fechet family I'm the
United Staths has served in the army.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
PIPE LINES ARE
Being QUIzzED
DEP PARTMENT OF JUSTICE ACT-
NILN ENGAGED IN PROBE.
mo OPINION is EXPRESSED
Alturncy For Department says lnNrs'
tlgntlon L. Not Complete und
Iciutcs Report


The Investigation by the oltIciuls of
the department Of Justice, commenced
'u year ago, has been reviewed recent
ly and is proceeding under the diroc-
ton of Mr. Clag', McKerchcr an ut-
tomey OF that department, who s
now in Tulsa
The main purpose of the depart
mcnt is to ascertain whether the large
interests in the md-contncnt flcll
represented by the pipe line compa-
mics arc in combination operating
in violation of the und-trust laws OF
the United states
Mr.. Herchner states that the In
,esISaucn has not reached q poin,
where It Is safe to say that there is
or Is not such combination II,
stated further that he had not eX-
pressed any opinion on the subject
for publication or otherwise, and that
reports to the contrary were pure ro-
manccs
It may be many months before the
real question ran be answered, The
attorney expressed his satisfaction
with the mariner In which he had
been received Iby the many interested
parties. The producers have express
ed their view freely and offered
such assistance as they could. The
pipe lines have promised prompt aud
thorough responses to the rather per-
tinent questions asked, many Of which
call for extensive compilation of sta
tisolcs and important data respecting
operations In the district
Asked especially whether the ques-
uon OF pipe II ho rates was under con-
MIR. McKerchcr said:
Nor have expressed any opinion
on the subject AS part of the gen-
eral inquiry the question of costs,
actual eNpensfs ana charges for the
carrying of tlhe product to the mar
liets is of cot lrse to be considered
When we $ fe a published rate ex-
actly the samf for the different com
panies to the principal delivery points
1t must attrad { attention, The attor-
ney general, a the request of the sec
! etary Of the interior Is directing the
investigation in which both offices
are endeavorilng to rnd the truth
with respect o the repeated charges
IF co-operatiJn Jn between these trans
pcrtation coihpanies. There Is no
bur THAT these lines are COM
mon carriers, for the law makes them
So.
II is understood that Mr. McKer-
cher win be assisted hy p.pcrience1
special agentE from his department.
lie will leae for the east today re-
turning as SCION as the developments
In the work Inake II necessary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

For every dollar OF his Income the
average man must render "a fun
measure equivalent of service. For
every dollar spent the ad-readlng
housewife viii secure ful-measurG
Nulup
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

Everyone viii remember the in.
.terest Madame Schumunn Helms took
lin Suzanne LaIioma. Muskogee
girl when she muie her tour through
this section two yenrs ago After
having heard the Indian girl sing,
Madame lleink offered her assistance.
aiding in the cultivation of the girls
wonderful voice, Since that Gme
Madame Lalloma has been abroad
and has studied In New York for all
most two years. She hopes TO so
abroad the coming winter and in or
der that she may do this. Madame
HolnlS appears at Muskogee sunday
evening In concert Of her own free
Will the finances 70 90 20 the girl
with the voice. Madame tleink comes
on special car from Independence,
Kun, and viii pass through this city,
stopping here 10 make connection
with the Midland Valley for Musko-
gee. Iafloma Is known oft the
stage as suzanne McDnnlels ana last
April gave q magnificent concert be-
fore a brilliant audience in Muskogoo
wholly unconscious Of the fact that
her brother, Ben cobb, lay cold IN
death. the victim OF murderer.
Madame lleink has never before IN
her wonderful career as a singer Civ.
en- u concert OF this KIND.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
Ell pas 20 no NEW MExIco.
New State Desires Texas City fOr
Metropolis.

Metropolis.
From the $ pn An,)nio Light aud Ga.
zctte
New Mexico has long claimed this
strip Of lanSl shaded IN the map. eN-
tending wedt of the lO3d parallel.
about two Eundred miles long on the
western border of Texas. 1t COM
irlses FL ] 'aso County one Of the
largest In Texas. aId which has threat
oned in the past = secede from Texas
2nd form a new state.
A comprl kmi8e Is said To be under
way by which Texas will give the
county to New Mexico. This will
make the ci ty Of ri Paso the metrop-
oils of the state cf New Mexico,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
Reliable Laxative flor
Old People Given Free

ffe IS so arranged that there Is a
clos resemblance between infancy and
old ge By this Is not meant the mental
but he physical faculties. For example,
The ,rgan OF digestion is the most df-
ncul thing the child has TO contend with,
as Il is that OF the old person.
Wien q person gets past middle life
bis pwer OF digestion decreases and con-
tnue 10 grow weaker, and for that rea-
son 20 many old people are habitually
conslpated They try everything recon-
rnened from hot water to strong cathar-
TICS Without avail. Now, II there Is any
one hing a person OF advanced years
shoui not take 1t is a oathartic The
bowts cannot stand It. What is required
! is,a Mid, gentle, non-griping liquid laxa-
tive.
Or. Caldweii does not feel that the pur
has oecialized in stomach, liver and bowe
plea.d to give the reader any advice on /
to wife him. Whether for the medical
w. I Caldwell. 54l Caldwell Building, n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

The Orderl Of the Lady Alaccabeas
OF the World paid the claim of $1,000
to the beneficiary of Amy Newton
Romine, latd member Of Tulsa Hive
NO. "a with in two days after proof
of Geath was received at headquar-
ters. udv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

A store would soon fail II II paid
for any considerable amount OF ad-
which Il could moi make II
TO YOUR INTEREST AND PROFIT
TO READ AND ANSWER.