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The Globe-republican., 1910-02-17
FORD ITEMS.

r. r. Frazure talks Of locating In towr
and building a residence.
Fred Roberts and Harry Harlshorr
will build new residences this spring.
Mr.. Kirk from near Sylvia has been In
town recently investigating locating here
VA. Walker returned to the Soldiers
Home on Saturday. His wife went Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Balfour and Mrs.
Van Horne were 10 Dodge Monday af'
terno0n.
Guy Richards, youth from Lyons,
Kansas came last week to take position
in the Ford bank.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Stuart are home
from Texas aud Oklahoma where they
spent several months.
@. K. Beauchamp, Oscar Hagerman
and Roy Price were 10 Bucklin last Fri
day night attending Masonic Lodge.
s. D. Aulls. banker from Buckln and
others were on the field soon after Ithey
learned OF the robbery Monday morning.
r. w. Tyler, editor Of Globe Republi-
can Of Dodge, George Laughed, John
Madden and others whose names we
did not learn we're down Monday.
A number Of ladies rendered the Ford
Military Band, surprise on Monday
evening BY appearing at their rehearsal
with we'll laden baskets OF good things to
eat.
B. B. Wilson has returned from the
National Soldiers Home at Leavenworth
where he went In December. Mr.. Will
son has q brother visiting him from La
Fayette, Indiana.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q.
Lyons on Wednesday, Feb. 8, which
lived only few hours. Much sympathy
was expressed by their friends In their
sorrow. A nurse from Dodge City was
called to Gaze for Mrs. Lyons who is do
ing we'll.
The last number Of the Ford lyceum
course will be gwen Monday evening
Feb. q by the Winifred Townsend Trio
which is composed Of Miss Winifred
Townsend, violinist; Miss Farrie Town
send, soprano and reader; and Mr.. Ralph
Walker, baritone. Everybody come and
here them.
A deal was made on Saturday by which
L. X. Van Horne sold his lumber yard
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tended. His presence and work during
the day was very highly appreciated by
the local workers. New hopes and pur-
poses have been inspired and the work
will be much improved
The O.>E. met at $50 with about 100
In attendance.
The church building was not large
enough to accommodate all who wanted to
get in for the evening church service.
The pastor preached at the evening SER
vice and at the close had two baptisms.
There were three added to the church
during the day which makes eight addi.
tions for February.
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GRANDvIEW

Francis Field has been quite sick the
last week.
Splendid literary at No. Seven every
Friday night.
J.F. Elliott left for Owensboro, Ken
lucky on Thursday.
A party at M. G. Speer's Wednesday
night was well attended.
Mrs. j. M. Camp is in Hutchinson
visiting her sister this week
Al. Marine and son-in-law E. @.
Obenhaus, left for southwestern Kansas
last Wednesday.
The Mt. Pleasant School visited the
Wright School last week and both took
The Globe-republican., 1910-02-17
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
Clerk--C Carrier

An examination for clerk and carrier
will be held at the post office 10 this city
on March IL, 1910.
Age limits, Is to 45 years, on the date
Of the examination. Married women
will not be admitted to the examination.
Unmarried women will be admitted to
the examination, but are eligible for ap-
polntment only as clerk.
Applicants must be physically sound,
and male applicants must be not less
than feet4 inches In height without
boots or shoes, aud weigh not less than
125 pounds without overcoat or hat.
For application blanks and for full In
formation relative to the examination,
qualifications, duties, salaries, vacations,
promotions, etc., address Immediately,
Postmaster,
Sec. Board of Civil Service Examiners
Dodge City, Kansas.
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US. Amstutz, teacher of music and
piano tuner willsbe here In few days.
He comes here highly recommended as
an excellent teacher and first class
tuner, and also carries diploma. Anv
one wishing their piano tuned, will
please leave your order at P. II. YouDg's
store. Amstutz has studied at three
universities of music and was a pupil of
Hugh Owens at Steinway Hall, Chicago;
also pupil Of Straub, and also had the
pleasure to study under the renowned
voice builder, William Wiles.
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Mrs. Mary Hughes Dead.

The funeral services Of Mrs. Mary
Hughes, who died Saturday evening
at the home OF Mrs. Frank Straul-
man. were held Monday afternoon
from the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Hughes was born in Martins
vile, Pa, on August 8, 1862 and
came to Kansas with her husband, /,
James Hughes in 1884. Her hus-
band preceded Ler in death 20 years.
For eight years she has been making
her home with Frank Straulman and
wife.
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Meat Market in connection. All meats sold at rea
enable prices.
Cut Price Grocery
SAM STUBBS

There is another clew being work
ed on aside from the things mention
cd above which may throw q good
deal Of light upon the affair. This clew
is being kept quiet, but at the same
time a thorough inquiry is bel tg
made.
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part in ciphering contest. The score
was 12-l1 in favor OF Mt. Pleasant. On
the following Wednesday a second con-
test, both in ciphering and spelling took
place between the two schools. Wright
won in ciphering and Mt. Pleasant in
spelling. Hurrah for Mt. Pleasant!
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Notice.

N0tIce.
/ have bought the coal business OF
Geo. Stumph and will take charge Of 1t
on March 0. My office will be at the
Joe Miller barn. For orders call up
No. AVA or city scales.
d. A. Thurstin.
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sNA sAS "SSA SuNhh8 EObs 49, iAOAVs
Brown. Agnes Brown, q. @.
Bowman, viii Blrshwell, II. G.
Bazeath, Whittier Barnett, Mr., colored
Duncan, Gilbert Hogas, Jose
Holt, John W. Heirgood, William
Kearns, VIII Keith. w. l..
Lewis, Jack LobatO, Don Juau
Leitch, Roy Miller, Eliza
Morgan, Mrs. E. e. McCreary VIII
Nelson, d. W. Peyton, G. @.
Rider, Mrs. Helen Richards, Geo.
Keardin,J j. Reiter, Chas
Scott Bros. Scott, Raluh
Shaw, Miss Eva Sollars, T. /.
Wallace, Jack West, Miss Josie
Wiley, DR.. W.. Whiteside, j. F.
Wilson, Clarence E.
Foreign
Terrouez, Amado
Callers must say advertised and give
date Of this list. One cent will be charg-
ed for each advertised letter delivered.
J. A. Arment, Postmaster
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28
some OKLAHOMA BANK (.
CLEARINCS OF LATE.
METROPOLIS HAS IMMENSE NO.
NEMBER CLEARiNGS-rULSA
ALSO GOING SOME.

'P''iAl w lNo world
Guthrie, Okla, Dec. 2T--Acordng
to the statements, just issued by the
Clearing House association Of C,.ln-
homa city the bank clearIpgs of VI Il
Nty for 1910 are almost double what
they were two years ago. The fig
ures for January 1903, are not OBJ.
tainable, but for FebruorN Of that
year the cle0rlngs were S5,S0O,671.
For the month Of September, 1909,
they had jumped 10 SS,693343, and
they have never since fallen below
that figure. The highest point reach
cd last year was In November, Sl0,-
673,I6O, For the corresponding
month this year, tho figures were
Sli7S4,4O1, an Increase OF nearly 10
per cent r. G Dennis of the clear
ing house association estimates tho
December clearlngs win exceed Sl0,-
100000. The total clearlngs for 1903
were SSs0Gi,94O, and for 1910. in
cluding the ten million estimate for
December, viii be S1S2,60175s.
The banks Of Tulsa sro also show
ing good from a clearing house stand
point, the totals for last week aver
aging S975O1 per day, or total Of
s6S5,O45 for tho entire we,h Week
before last the Tulsa clcarlngs reach
ed the highest point In the city his
tory, going above sG5l.00O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28
Adair Kidnapping Case
Comes to Termination
Gov. Porter of California refuses to honor Haskes re-
quisition-Martn charges plot to beat chill
w dren out of $4,000 in annuites

In Adair. Oklahoma, comfortably sit,
uuted and had everything we wanted.
She seemed to be Infatuated with
him, and the applied for a divorce.
l filed u cross-complaiut and II was
on this cross-complaint that rcccly-
cd the decree AffidayIts were filed
by prominent citizens of oklahoma
In which Il was stated that the WIFE
was not fit person 10 take care OF
children and In order 10 compromise
was given the custody Of the boz
and Mrs Martin took the girl.
Later when matters took another
course. we wanted 10 swap custodian
ship, and In order to make matters
clear an agreement was entered into
whereby she was to take the boy and
! the girl This document was signed
May 4 1902 and at that time the girl
was 2 ycurs old, AZ this time both
Of US rellnquished all claim to any
property which ls 10 come to our
children IN later years.
since that time have Travelled
from oklahoma to the Atlantic and
from there TO Seattle and then down
to San Diego arriving here on Aug
ust IL last During this chase /
have spent nearly $4,000 in the fght
to keep the little girl away from the
hands Of that woman
Dallas has a wife and two little
girls In oklahoma, and ot the last
primaries his actions In relation to
my wife were used as a club over his
head during the campaign lie was
defeated nevertheless. ana since that
time has been trying his best to get
even with me.
~ was arrested here on warrant
issued at Pryor Creek, but believe
that the requIsltlon for my return
east must have been obtained by mis-
representation OF the case. After my
arrest my former wife was 10th to
come here ana when she did arrive
her2 Dallas came also he first going
to Sacramento with the papers
"Thc last seen Of Dallas around the
city or the woman. either for that
matter was Friday when they left a
local hostelry according to report
which J have received from my detoc-
tivcs, and left for "a more secluded
spot"
Since Martins arrival here. he has
worked up a nice little business at his
II street grocery and when arrested
his establishment was closed up ana
remained so until he was released
on habeas corpus proceedings last
we ok.
Martin feels confident that the
hearing before acting Governor Por-
ter this afternoon win result IN his
being set free and after that end has
been attained ne declares that he win
bring action TO recover possession OF
his little daughter, Mamie who Is
now In the custody Of Mrs n. c.
Chambers pending the final dlsposl-
tlon OF his case.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28
"D|SjO|N' SAYS us. [
ATTY RANDOLPH 16T|
INDIC ATES METHOD KENNEDY
SHOULD HAVE PURSUED.
HAS NOT Gone AROUND
Civic League Lawyer WIN Get All OF
Thcm--A Mans Opinion Is All
His Own.

II w, Randolph, when shown ],
2 Kennedy's attack upon him, pub
lshed in AN afternoon paper, replied
hat Of all of the restraining orders
lsked by him, j c. Kennedy alone
hose TO C asst his lot in with the boot
eggers and put himself in the posi-
lon Of defiance Of the law.
what Mr.. Kennedy should have
one when that suit was filed against
HES Simmons and Kennedy, was to
ave dlsioined himself from the 9TH
/ two defendants and brought ac-
on of ejectment against them. This
iould have placed him entirely I'm the
lear. This is what Mrs. lIagler did
| the matter of the Alcorn Hotel;
hat Mrs, Weitzel did in the matter
the Cheyenne Drug Store, and tho
ate will have no penalty suits to
hsh against them.
''As for the long list OF property
pders mentioned by Mr.. Kennedy,
have not gotten to them, ther-
're Mr.. Kennedys article Of neces-
ty fall flat. Suits will be filed
ganst the operators Of joints In these
uildings, but / wager IN every in
.ance the owners of the buildings Will
ring custer suits against the joint
Us, the very thing that Mr.. Kennedy
ms not done.
Furthermore, Mr., Kennedy has no
lore right to use his own property for
nmoral purposes than If he did not
wn II. Such theory of the law be-
lngs to the dark ages as Mr.. Konne-
y Will find out when his case comes
trial. If he wishes to stand with
lilies and Simmons that is his choice
nd his business"
In regard to that part Of Mr.. Ken
edy's letter vindicating his charac-
lr, Mr.. Randolph had nothing to say.
.ccording to the attorney for the Civ
League, q mans estimate of his own
nsiness and Of his own character
his own particular affair. What
ther persons think, however, is a
itferent matter. The greater part
the tizens Of Tulsa have put their
tlgma upon the gambler and the
potlegser and that opinion is the
pinion Of the World.
1t is said the gambler and the boot
rgger are the nasty old planks which
must be pulled out Of the ooze OF
moral filth before there can be laid
my substantial basis for progress
Furthermore, many do not approve
VI the action Of Mr., Kennedy in
pragging the name Of Mrs. Hagler
Into such a controversy for The rea-
son that Mrs. Margaret Hagler did
what a conscientious woman should
have done; Immediately joined Mr..
Randolph in a petition for the eject
ment of Overton and Green from hel
property This is what Mr.. Kennedy
did not do.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28
Special to the World

Special to the World
Adar okla, Dec. 27.--A case OF
great and peculiar interest TO the peo-
pie of Adlir Pryor Greek, and In fact
to all persons more or less In Mayos
County, probably came to its last step
when few days ago Acting Governor
Porter of California refused to grant
requisition papers issued by Govern
or Haskell of oklahoma In the Rich
ard Martin kidnapping case.
Martin, who is known throug ghout
this country, Is now operating small
grocery IN San Diego, CAL, and was
charged with kidnapping by his di-
vorced WIFE Rosa NJ. Martin A
week ago today Acting Governor
Porter refused recognition of the re-
QUESTION issued by Governor Haskell.
and It is believed that the end OF
the case has come.
The trouble and the circumstances
leading up to the kIdnappins charge
has ever been brought to the atten-
| tlon of the residents of this place. II
| involves two children, a boy and a
| girl, who, under recent act Of con-
gress, have an annual income Of
nearly $1,000, and when they become
OF age they win be the posscssors Of
lands and other yaluables to the
amount Of about $2S,0O0.
Picking up the story at this june
ture, the San Diego Tribune finishes
1t as follows:
A wolf in sleeps clothing also Is
said to entered the case with the re-
suit that three years ago the children
were forced into the disgrace Of a dl-
Norce court scandal the wife and
mother charged with infde',ty Esd
desertlon and finally after being drog-
ged through the then territorial
courts the decree was granted the
father and the custody Of one Of the
children was given to the mother and
the other 10 the father.
Since the decree was granted the
eose has involved chase across the
continent and back again and accord
ing to Martin he hs been harrassod
from one end of the country to the
other by his divorced wife and her al-
legged affinity who are now trying 10
regain possession OF both OF the child
ren so thlt the annuitics which are
to come from the United States gov
ornment win go 10 the woman.
The man In the case, according 10
Martin, Is Lawrence Dallas, a sheriff
Of Mayes County oklahoma who
named In the divorce suit by Martin
In his cross complaint as the one who
broke up his homo and came between
him and his wife. Martin also declares
that Dallas Is now seeking revenge <or
political reasons In that his uncle
George w. Mayes defeated DALLAS at
the recent primaries held In okla
homa In the race for sheriff Of that
county, lie declares further that Dal-
las Is providing the money with which
the woman is making ihe fight for
the child, Mamie, bright, falr-halrcd
little girl OF 4 years OF age, and who
has boen In mis- custody for some time.
The story of the alleged plot to oh.
tain possession of the two children
and thus gain the annultles and the
small fortune Is best told In Martins
own words;
1T WIS about three years ago" he
told Tribune representative this
morning. that Dallas came between
me and my wife. We were then living
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28

Special TO The World
Pawnec, okla, Dec, 27--A double
wedding, IN which sisters were the
brides, occurred here yesterday when
Miss Faye Schroeder Of jennings was
married to Mr.. Hurley +. NJ. Dam
lels Of jennings, and Miss Ethel
Schroeder was married 90 Mr. Roy G.
Harper Of Tulsa. The ceremony was
performed at the Presbyterian manse
Rev. John \. Curtis officlatcd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28
no EXPLAIN ARTICLE TO POPE.
Prince Macmillan VIII Defend the
Stand for Church Union.

Rome, Dec. 27--Prince Macmillan
OF Saxony, a Jesuit and brother of
tho king of SaXony, has arrived for
an audience with Pope Plus. He is
denying himself to all callers. The
object of his visit is to explain per-
sonally to the pope the authority for
his famous articles in an eccleslasti-
cal periodical on the union of the
Oriental and Roman churches
II Is his desire to prove that he in
no way was rebellious against the
authority of the Roman church, that
he did not criticise his superors and
that modernlst theories did not enter
into his argument Prince Maxmil-
Ian is professor Of canon law at the
Swiss university Of lrreiberg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28
CU7|CURA CURED
FAM|LYOF ECZEMA
Father, Mother and Child had Il for
8Months, Heads Mass Of Sores.
Could Not Sleep. Itching Ter
ribIe. Cured in 2 Months.

"The CutIcura treatment has abso-
htely cured me and family Of eczema
which l, my wife and two-yeer-old child
had for eight months. II started with
small pimples on the head of my ohild
which gradually broke out In sores, and
II was not long before ! and my wne got
sores. we could not sleep and the itching
was terrible. We suffered for eight
months. We tried different kinds OF
ointments and medicine but II did us no
good and soon IL began to break out on
our bodies until friend who had the
same trouble told me about Cuticura OF
which used two sets OF Outicura soap
Cutioura Ointment and Cuticure Resol-
vent and / was surprised. After the
first few days our heads began TO heal
and In two months we were absolutely
cured Of this terrible eczema. Eugene
Potthoff, bsl Ralph Street, Brooklyn,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28

BY Associated Press.
Nowata, okla Dee 27.-Mrs Dan
iel Sutton, whose husband Is an cm-
ployee Of a local oil producing COM
oaly received fatal burns yesterday
when gas stove in their tent on AN
oil land lease near Nowata, exploded,
ignitlns her clothing She died five
hours afterWard
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28
PANTALooNs SUCCEED HOBBIES.
\ Paris Firm Announces the Latest
In MOman's Clothes

Paris. Dec 26.-It is announced
here that the successor to the hob
ble skirt has arrived, and that II.
Is an exact reproduction OF the dress
worn by Turkish women, minus the
veil. Loose fitting pantaloons fash
ioned as elegantly as possible will be
fastened close TO the ankles Paris
dressmakers who will handle the cos
tunes say the pettlcoat is doomed,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28
HALLS
Correct Dress for Women
IvrtOry Sale

DnIke this opportunity of thanking the people
md vicinity for your most liberal patron
1.-The opening of this store ten months ago
announce that one of the inAexible rules
ME- ere made on the opening day, to carry no
En one season to another, will be fully car
-. lence
GDe tNe c,I of This Week
dition rf it, Coat Dress Skirt, Cape Fleeced Ki-
city Mouse Dress, and Sweater Coats, will be
the ccw enough to assure quick selling 1t will
city. consideration of cost ON any garment the
elcctri deration, chow quick.
tentml detailed news of the garments and prices
Srawnl t%a nnlr i'll the World tomorrow morning. and we
city me offeri1gs
city
hemrhurSddy Morning at $50
as pc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28

III bain for visit OF some length after
n khIch they viii leave for Oregon.
III. IL. Ihera they VIII make their future
nErvp vpmo They have been living In Kan
H Mr. WIN Lynch left yesterday for
AULI Charles Military Academy Mo,
company with his son. Golding.
o,,,,,, 10 Is student IN the school and
VTcnni been home for the holidays
Mrs c. w. Poole spent yesterday
HAS TIL .' ,'s ... ,,'% ",: S--an., S2-,'. r.
from sulphur for visit with his
Five Cases 'ents and with friends, Rev Bran.
radiation was formerly pastor Of the IT..
at Memorial church.
The reeuirs. G. II Niosher is spending the
sto,oo oo,,r iday week In Fort Scott Kan
|
peslhhns 'Ir. and Mrs G A. Ward have
docket their guest Mrs c. Il. PenNor
ing the usul three children, Dorothy Vasht
rnc,o sam John Of Fort Scott Kan,
MIN WITH tho hIrs. Jeanette Adams is spending
'',''a,..,'a,,, week in Joplin.
three charGb, t,,,,.. 80"
/ 81 'N ''"'''' poi - kNtl NN MT hUu
a"aa. c. d. Coggeshal from satur-
ttn,har do, evening until yesterday morning
s,n,n,,,ra one of the pleasureabe occasions
,'ln.sSt, ne holidays The guests were Dr.
r,a ,,,,s,,., Mrs. VIM. Harrison. Mr.. and
,r.. ~ II. b. Jordan and Mr. and Mrs.
which indict
,ns,nNs ;. .r. and Mrs Robert williamson
| s1mn'.e, returned from Sapupa where
] Krap tba
given: rga snoddon w. anu '"'''
AIands
q, '1nnn.oiss Cecilia Bodkn is spending the
,too 'ta,,"'' ta,, day week in Cherryvaie, Kan,
""e Jaw, her mother.
22i-Cbor. John Simpson and daughters
deoler as their guests Mr.. and Mrs
! A5s-zaclY Kllmer and daughter Pearl,
postoffco, gra, and Mrs. Harry n bert and
ge7-s Iren Of I'll Reno. NJ and Mrs |
lev ara JoT Daniel entertained at dinner
some 100 nclr honor last evening. The Kill /.
relation WIN 'e'ui" 10 Vie'r nome tooay'
444-EIar
opium o.,,' w. =, o NNely hl'e as
Tucstl su's's 'nelF mother MRS H. X.
AE7-rraY Of Noel, No. and Mrs. Nc
buro,orv Tland of Cartervile. Mo. They
E0e roi as guests for the holiday Or. and
oror on !, w. Il. Smith Of Colllnsvle and .
507-D9 ''' N''' =" avery anu chHureh'
liquor on r, W. ,,
i 494-Vi I" Nl''9ip'" was gwen
Ntoreord prise dinner Sunday In honor OF
~ natal day and the Christmas day
A7ov, was in the nat<ce OF a family re.
r,atahio Ion and the gusts Included Mrs j.
100 Ia Wilson Of Mobery Mo-, Mr.. and
oaIn. - $. Ollie Marshall and family, Mr.
Wcdn,' 80, =, AZ H''SnaiL Mr ana
ASH, ''' NV ,,''''.v'''a anu H'lSS sue De-
postoffice ~ sueS'S s't"erGu "h,e
4S9-Jl -, "'' AZ !U''"' man
postofflcf 'P''S' 'o'"P'e'e'
4S6-Hn. r. ?, 49,,
mall. . '"'. '''"'"'u 10
60 a@fr Iristmas here with his parents Mr.
lle I'd Mrs. C. II. Messlmer. Mrs, Mes
> doaIor her remained for a longer visit.
~. - Miss Nora Clay has returned from
tor lr'' ''' visit with home folks at Ncosho
49O-Vp
''''''' ,,The Alpha p. Omega started the
,o- cial gaities for the week with
mailable,a occat. ,os ,,i,. ao' g' '9",,ls ,.,
~, 'e of the happiest events yet chron-
lhonas led
a.'Pe Rev. and Mrs. Rankin had with
100 en- at holiday dinner Monday her
W." @ Mother and father Mr. and Mrs.
go wing. her sister. Miss Ewing, all Of
'''. nq')peka, Kan. Miss Ewing will re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28

lin for a visit Of some length after
lich they VIII leave for Oregon.
zero they VIII make their future
mo. They have been living In Kan
T.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28
REGULAR
NIUSkO'
HAS TIL
Five Cases
radiation

The regu'
States court
beginning 4
a docket
ing the usu'
Uncle Sann'
While a m
with the II
government
three charg
ficer on III,
cases to be
timber DEL
smuggling G
postoffice !
the misuse
The folio
which indict
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28
WILL CALL ELECTION.
West Tulsa Bclt Railway Desires 10
Enter Tulsa,

The Invasion OF this city by the
West Tulsa Belt Railway company's
line, now In operation IN West Tul.
sa is up to The people OF Tulsa now.
The city commissioners yesterday
granted the railway company's at
torney the privilege of calling spec
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28

main until tho end OF tho holidays
and Mr.. ana Ms, Ewing viii remain
for longer visit