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shtrs Co. The New Yort wo-ld).
Tho most Unarraid Mar We ever we're
sfr.pmstes with spent most Of his time
Ashore romping with Children!
The Blacklist Hour can't last any
longer than the usual Strty Minutes!
We've known some Fellers who pre-
tended TO be There with Bells who were
Ringers
On, you Robin Red Breast over IN
Yondor Yard, a-burstln' your little
throat Wild open,
IL sure Is queer thai We never met
up with any primroses on the Path OF
Dalliance'
The beauty about Day Dreams Is
that you can remember EN-!
Recently We heard n Pretty Woman
intimate that her Conscience was Cali
loused. 1t sounded Ike one o. thos
hldeogs discords In Strausss Eek
ira"
The Crouch hates 10 admit that he
suffers from Mental Gansrene,
We've Cashed many a Bet on Bang
tails that had the reputation OF beinE
Bad Actors at he Post. It's tho Race
that cunts
The Boy OF twenty who bankers u
he known ns n blssipated Divvle "a 60
Ing to rout n rteap II they try TO WraI
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longings the farm cannot satisfy. SO he leaves the fields his father
titled and seeks the madding crowd.
The most interesting feature of the theory Is its discovery and
announcement by a banker. Poetic culture has evidently reached a
higher stage in gldcd circles of the Middle West than IN similar
circles here. No New York banker talking 81 farm problems would
ever have thought of the influence Of the summer girl on the rural
population. Yet the memory Of some Of them might helm imapina-
ton in that regard, for if the lure Of a MINNEAPOLIS girl car drow o
man from the Dakotas to that town, what nav not o. Now yorl,
girl have done when she went summering in the New England farm
lands years ago?
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the onlnG but our
old standby, the
Wave OF crime.
looking Just bout
the same as II did
last year, and tho
year before. and
the year before,
that. and way way
back yonder?'
II that Wave
o: Crime keeps on
coming around nj
such frequent IN
terVGiS. said the
The evening world., 1911-03-25
DlSuSed lie Meant.

AiN street va, in sr,Taoriinary CONFUSION.
N/I Piles Of Stone along tf~ car tracks, "a
AVA nosed rails and slowly creeping trullc'
showed that some extensive ttpsN WORK was -
ing on.
"Wint ar. thcv doing " aid pretty Mi- Noy
Jones 10 her practical uncle.
"They are taking un some unused car tracks.
ne repied. Cant YOU see'"
.,Why YES" she mid, but how funny, !
should think that they would take up the u'su
onr., Youths Companion.
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very much ar you'd
come homo early
and go with me.
But 7 suppose you
WON'T
She said Nut !
n Q you
n % w1stNilly
that Mr.. Jar vas
touched.
Were pretty
busy down At the
shop these days.
he said. but s!
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"Cruel and Unusual"

EEI see" said the head polisher, that
there Is some uncertainty
about what sentence WIFI bs m
hIcted on Robin, the bank wrecker."
Our friend Alderman Dresoher wss
in here for his shirts q while ago.
replied the laundry man, land Drescher
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place this summer, promised M III tine pretteN girls
next dance, asked me TO dinner and a box party. introduced
me TO the toast OF the season and LEFT us together in the con-
seryatory.
Why don't marry In Heavens name, why SHOULD II
Would matrons and maidens give me all the cream on tho jug
Of life II l did? Would they continue "a natter and feed me.
to shower me with invitations and sympathy and sofa pillows
and smoking Jackets and nrtaions7
Dear Indies! II YOU expect a man 10 marry. why do you
make n bachelors existence one long. sweet dream OF Elysiumf
1t merely encourages him to keep putting Off the cold plunge
into matrimony; to snuRgle down under his bachelor comforts
and dream on! You should give him a freeze-out which
would force him to seek the warmth Of some woman's love and
The evening world., 1911-03-25

q O m . OF us
Pitchers nsver
TRY To develop a
- o o q Batting
Eye!
Destiny Gears
a Comic Mask 10
the Dduntlcss!
once We tried
the scheme OF nn-
ing ourselves ono
Bone for every
Bad Break We
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Naturally enough, these objections are irritating to the popular
mind. No one likes to surrender to n tax-dodger. No one likes 70
admit that a law enacted by the will Of the people cannot be enforced
by tho will Of the people. Therefore the arguments given for repeal
ing the tax are likely TO have the effect Of making public sentiment
more resolute than ever in its support,
Upon its face the law ia not unjust. Similar acts have been
enforced in other States and in Great Britain. With n little more
experience and a little more energy our fiscal officers m n vet enforc.
II here. AT any rate ii should not be repealed without a further
trial. il is worth il.
The evening world., 1911-03-25
LURE OF THE CITY GIRL.

MINNEAPOLIS banker has contributed a new
theory toward a solution Of the problem OF the
farm boys eagerness to come to town. He attrib-
utcs it TO the city girl that goes to the country
to teach school or to have a summer time. She,
like the Lorelei. "bv her magical singing" or by
The evening world., 1911-03-25
BY Roy L. MCCardell.

HERE 10 to % q tea NJ Mrs.
~Stryver's this afternoon" said
Mrs. Jarr w~istrully. 'I'd like
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To The ElItor OF The Evening World,
VIII some experienced pedcs'riaa
reader kindly advise me II the follow
ing IS a good wa!s.ng route 20 IaIlp-
Gclphia. ]spendIug three days. staple
ton to TottcuNil.e, cross 10 PCr,n An
hoy. Walls to l'ords, sand lIl.s TO
Bonhamtou and straight 20 IA sl'aui
Park, across l:aritau River to New
Brunswick tone day.. Second Jay de
rect from NtW Brunswick 10 TrcH-
ton. Tl.rd day, cIoss Delaware River
TO Morrisvllle. From there 90 TO Br,s-
tol via TuliytoNn AID thence 20 PHi.a-
delphia. We intend to stop a; Go,..l
~ possible, at New BrUnsw.es, Trou-
ton and Philadelphia, and would lID"
10 know the distance we would t"ay',
each day as wei as any improvements
lAat ,u.,G Ir so-seatc3 CO :@c ro":e.
BROOKLYN WALKERS.
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INHERITANCE TAXES.

". DIX the abolition Of the inheri-
lance tax on the ground that it drives capital
from the State and cannot he collected with suH-
Gent efficacy to make it yield an adequate revenue.
In this opinion he is backed by the present Comp
troller and by his predecessor-both of whom dis
prc1it Tho tov I'D a Gno,, ,.o.
The evening world., 1911-03-25
The Weeks WASH.
By Martin Green.


Nd now" remarked the head
\ p%olishcr. "iu the glad spring
time. what do We make in
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That there are circumstances and conditions under which tho
slow processes Of legal trial arc better fitted for conserving the
public welfare than are the swift results Of publicity will Of course.
be conceded. This case, however. does not fall. in that class. The
sale Of impure drugs for medicinal purposes wrs a menace imminent
at every hour Of the day and Of the night. II lowered over every
rome in the city. When once tho facts were known and verified BY
scientific analysis. to have concealed them would have been to con-
nive at them. The World had n plain duty to perform. It turned
on the light.
The evening world., 1911-03-25
Pity the Perfect Boy.

6EI AVE you taken notice" asked
n the head polishcr. tina,
lNthor Burbank. the plan,
wizard. who can cross a cocoanut with
a boxing glove and produce a. milk
punch. has assumed the task OF takln.
a boy and training him into a perfect
man by scientific methods"
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AN IMPERATIVE PUBLICITY.

ONE Of the druggists Who declsre . complete sym-
pathy with al movements toward mppressing
frauds in ths drug business nevertheless complain
Of tho publicity given BY The World 10 The fscts
brought out BY III Investigations. Their aryu-
msnt 10 that . quiet indictment Of tho guilty
parties would have been better than . public e.
noSurA ~ fha dishonee< prscjces
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C O n f e S o MS
OF a NJ NJ a n
rtausoibsd
BY Helen Rowland
Cohynshi. WI ~ Tue t1ss Knhliahfns q <Tls No xsfh
WIN We Men Don't Marry.

IS W. NY don't you marry7' inquired a charming young matron or ne tl
other evening.
" And thn She nyited m to- spend all my week. ends at her Newpot
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MIR. CORRlGAN'S SUPPORTERS.

80 AGIsTRkTE CORRIGANS declarations that the
Fl 6: !: :: !: !: !: &: !: !: :: !: !: !: !: 6: !: !: !: g: :: !: !: !: !: !: !: 6. !: !: !: !: :: !: !: !: :: !: :: !: !: !: :: !: !: !: !: !"
IsTNyV police have been demoraized and the city left open
N&QET to vice and TO crime By reason OF certein actions on
= the part OF tho Mayor have round approval and
TX support from many quarters. That was 20 have
~1 been expected. Any attack on any man from sny
cause will find support from somebody, and In this
case the nature and the quality Of the allies could have been predicted
beforehand.
Before Mayor Gaynor took office tho police often arrested people
for oaenses so petty, on grounds 10 absurd and from motives 90 per
scnal, that in many instances the arrest was virtually arbitrary and
despotic To this sort Of domineerms the police wore, moreover, In
cited, urged and aided BY a host Of special officers OF various boards
and societies tina. have volunteered 10 act - censors Of public morals.
All Of these officials wish tho privilege to arrest anybody and every
body on . mere suspicion Of "immorulity," and since the Mayor has
forbidden the nuisance, they declare "the town IL wide open"
Criticism from such sources n worth what Il can prove nothing
more.
The evening world., 1911-03-25
"Cheer Up, Cuthbert!"
What's tho Use of Being Blue?
WN There Is a Lot of Luck Left.
4A0
61T
BY Clarence L. Cullen

Copyright. 1911. b, TNs rr~ Put
YvTIIEN We fail 20 Play tho Game.
w We pretend that We Don't
Know tho Rules,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-19

from other territory. Tho new pool
near Sspulpa yielded some fine wells
during tho month and Is Increased in
activity The Delaware extension has
taken new lease Of life, with moro
wells drilling, whle other sections
show decline Kansas IL reported quiet
and likely 10 remain So indefinitely
the added activity after the advance In
the price Of heavy oil. was not OF LONG
duration, the small well territory hav-
ing u few attractions In che presence
Of gushers below the state line.
Moderate rains in the id-Continent
field during February and II Is expect
ed M ore work will be started than dur
ing tho drouth period, but expectations
H. oil are frequently neg,tived 10y the
statistics.
The deep sand pools OF Usage and
Pawnee will prevent any immediate
heavy decline I'm production, but 1t re-
quires longer 20 drlll one We'll AT
Pawhuska than 10 drill three az the
Nowate shallow district,
The Prairie OF and Gas company
reported the following net runs and
deliveries from February to February
26. both dates inclusive; Runs 2,50S.-
732.ii barrels deliveries 2.6Sl ,ig7 90
barrels taken out OF tankage, sl72,.
1880 barrels The total S'oc. IN
tanks and pipes March /, amounted
X ,sgIspSG3A p@rsla -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-19
THE DEVELOPMENTS
IN OKLAHOMA OIL
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
SEVEN HOLES DRILLED DUR
ING LAST MONTH.

Nowata, Okla. March iS.--Only
forty-slv dry holes out OF total Of
three hundred and twenty-scveu that
have been drilled. is therecord OF
the Mid-Continent oil fields OF Kan.
sas and oklahoma for the month Of
February, The estimated new produce
ton is placed at 22,SS3 and there are
81 rigs up and 260 wells now drilling
In the field
Interest in Oklahoma during Feb
ruary centered In the new pool in the
Usage reservation and Pawnee county,
Tho wolls In that pool had an initial
production Of $4,000 barrels. yet the
new production for tho state Is less
than In January. New work under
way also shows some decrease from
tho total al the close OF last month
This Is an effort that has frequently
been noticed In o,hor regions. when
IA sushei pool attracts aUsation away
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-19
Good CROWD PRESENT
IN COURT yesterday
ROOrLEGGEUS SHOW \ HEARTY
INTEREST ~ MIiNTS IN
MNNDAMIS PROCEEDINGS

The fact that the liquor traffic did
such little business with the Tulsa po-
liyc Yesterday or rather the Tulsa
police with tho liquor uainc. may be
attributed to the presence of the not
cd hootcgEers OF tho city IN tho dis.
triyt court room where they
eagerly listened to tho arguments Of
the attorneys engaged In the hearing
ot tine mandamus asked TO compel the
county election board to take coRniz-
pnce In regular way OF the names
asked to bee uled herewith FOR a pri-
mary election ON next Tuesday
There were very few ~ the boot.
leEsers of the city who overlooked
.ho proceedings Yesterday Seeming
Is, they are combining their attention
40 present TO the possibility OF city
election In Tulsa IN April Tulsa's
\.bootlsgsera represent about the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-19
kellcy,illc Man Convicted.

special 10 iff world
Sapulpn klao March lS.-County
Attorney Decker secured a conviction
today In the first liquor case that he
has ever prosecuted since no entered
office when the Jury in the case of
the state versus Charles Smythc Of
Kellcyville charged with oolvey ing
whtskey, returned a verdict OF eSilty
after being out fifteen minutes. LoSe
this afternoon all of Jho 500 odd cases
on the docket were continued until the
next term OF court, owing to the III
Mss ot the former sheHff Harry
Stein, who Is the prncipal witness Tor
the slue In nearly every case.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-19

New York March iS,--rhc rcsigna-
ton OF W. b. Dixon "a vice-president
Of the United states steel Corporation,
which was presented to aud accepted
by Chairman Garry provoked much
commenI In financial circles, No reu-
son vas assigned tor the resignation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-19
CHARGED WITH swINDLE.
Cruce iionorS Rcqulsiton for Return
of MnIdc Brewer To Iowa.

Special 81 the World
oklahoma CRY March 1S.-Gov-
ernor Cruce today honored requis-
ton for the return of Maudo Brewer
to POLK County Iowa, whore she Ia
wanted on charge Of swindling John
Hsuser a farmer, out OF $4,000 by
promising to give him health and
wealth Authorities say Houser al
leges the woman claimed TO have SUI
pernatural powers and agreed to re-
store his health and bring him riches
il he would let her sleep on his mon
e. lie gave It to her. he says, aud
she disappeared, sho was arrested in
stroud, okla,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-19
Ecnstcrmachcr to MIskagcc.

special TO the World
MusEogee, Okla, March &c. II.
Fonstermaeher OF Enid, has been en-
gagged to take charge Of tho Boys
Auxiliary movement of the Y, NJ. G.
\ here. Mr. Fonstermsoher will act
as secretary. Permanent quarters win
be provided al the Commercial Club
rooms,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-19

shrev dest part Of her citizenship and
II seems o foregone conclusion that
they are extremely at outs with
Mayor Martin and his crusade against
deus OF gamblers and whiskey sellers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-07
RESOLUTION NO. so7o.
Pssess<d Am<sdmenf No. 4.

= RESOLUTION and proposition 70
amend section of Article VII
the city Charter. and provid-
MF Tor tbs submission Of such
proposed amendment 70 the QuAli-
He'd voters Of the city Of seattle
81 the next general election
- i resolved b. the city Council
q TIE CITY % Seattle
Ih4t Section : Of Article VII Of
~ eiff Garter be amended 80 as
% Rad a. follows
- ss.fl9a The Mayor shall APP
triet the chief OF police after ex-
animation under civil service rules.
- provided BY Article XVI 81 this
Garter. and may remove him IN hts
elsef<tion upon filing a statement
n rriunx Of bis reasons therefor
VIZ the secretary % the civil serv-
- commission. The city eoan~ii
~ remove the chief Of police for
- = tks ssm~ manasr m i~ pre-
,eee u tkis charter for the remos nj
y ~ stty eeuaeii Of elective offi-
80 - Al suoorslnate police officers.
cEesuyss and regular policemen
c4li BE appointed By the chief Of
Police 9ndsr said civil service rules
1cs1+ a. otherwise in section one
q MS article provided. In case the
enisf q police shall be appointed
from the classified civil service.
snd Snail not be removed for cause.
snail upon retirement from the
s.Ilee q chief OF police. resume his
tsFn'er position In the classified
and BIZ 1T FURTHER RE-
r5LfEb that said proposition be
s.amitted 70 the voters Of the city
= HS4tti@ AZ the general election
= % hsIi in aald city on the 7th
~ Of March. 1911.
rssss1 the city council the Ard
~ o. January. 1911. and signed by
- u open session IN authorization
~ passage this ard day Of jan
e4ry. 1911
VIM II. MURPHY.
President Of the city Council.
Flied the 1rd dav 81 January 1911.
HA J. boutwell,,
NY Comptroller and sx-officio city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-07
RESOLUTION NO. soss.
rsssss<s Charter Amendment No. :.

: RESOLUTION and proposition TO
snsna section ~ o. Article TX Of
- lity Charter. and providing
-. &c submission 81 such pro-
posed amendment 70 the qualified
sefers % the city Of Seattle at the
AsH general election.
resolved by the City Council
ne city Of Seattle.
u.nat rectiou II Of Article TX OF
~, 1T charter Of tbs city Of &C.
s'Ss he amended 70 read ns follows
.sstsaon II. Fixing rate. levylnR
The City Council shall, on
- before the first Monday in De-
- sns ~ In each year. BY ordinance.
- =. ~ rate Of taxes TO be levied.
80 ~ tsy the taxes upon all taxable
- city. needed 10 raise sufficient
S,snes 70 carry on the different
se,yyssatnenfs 81 the municipal gov
~ ..isnt Tor the ensuing fiscal year.
~ fsfenues raised By tax levy shall
.sppFopriated for any other pur-
~ than that specified ia such
~ except the City Council, may,
ofainance passed BY three
sr rsr vote 81 all members elected.
ssr.ep1hto any necessary portion
H.. s..h revenues for the prenerva-
wtf<k -. kNN@If u'AAtH anu H1ANAN
snh ordinance shall declare an
49, seney. shall state therein the
49, Constituting such emergency,
shdfl specify that deficiency 10
sts'ssDt created which shall be pro-
iegy. :" D's next succeeding TAX
DAT said proposition be and the
sass Wy. = hereby submitted to the
fsrs1s oi the city Of Seattle at the
ssts ',sl slection 10 be held IN said
tx, w The seventh day OF March
s,sassed the City Council the third
~ January, 1911, and signed By
ef -. vpen session IN Authorization
anss passage this third day Of
WA. II. MURPHY,
pa rtsident Of the City Council.
isiir'a Tue third day Of January.
cs., w w :; BOUTWELL,,
cIsrf ap'roiisr and ox-officio city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

Election. The city council shall
thercupon provide for admitting the
HAid ordinance or section. item or
part thereof, 20 the vote OF the uual >
luei electors fer ratification OF res
ig.sl2n either AZ tho next regular
tnNhitipal election, or at HpaciH I
gleetion. as tho city council la It's
dtnrfetiou may provide.
Notice aud Conduct 81 Election
etflcihl publication shall be made,
heileva OF election given. aud tho
manner and conduct Of election. the
preparation ~ thu affteiai ballots.
tue counting ana cnnvnHaing OF the
votes ana the certifying ~ the re-
turns OF the election. shall ha done
SUBSTANTIALLY az provided ln Che case
~ subhisslnn 70 vote ~ the people
OF amendments Ia the city charter.
u Ordinance Approved When 90
TAKE Effect II tho ordinance thus
submitted 90 the referendum ahh II
fHeeiNo IN ttH favor a majority %
All the veto. cast for ana against the
same u shall be Ia FUN force and ct
feet from and after tho preeiama
ton by the mayor, which shall be
made and published In the city OF
tieiRl newapRper. within five CO..
dafH after The election Provided,
however, that u tho ordinance Itself
shail Designate Subsequent date
for taking effect, the proclamation
shall name the said date az the time
Tor taking effect. ~ the ordinance
shalt fail 90 receive tho ma iority
vote IN it, favor. a. shall be canaid.
cred as rejected. aud shall be OF no
force and effect.
Charter Provisions Superseded
Any provision Ia this charter. and
particularly any provisions ia Sec
ton u and paragraph "FurtY-first
OF section IL OF this article. Insofar
AZ they are " conflict with the pro.
Visions % this section. are hereby
superseded.
AND nE IT FURTHER RE
SOLVED that said proposition be
submitted 10 voters 81 the city %
seattle az tho general election 10 DO
held March 7. 1871.
Passed the city Council the THIRD
day OF January. 1911. and signed by
mo In open session IN Authorization
OF ia passage this third day OF jan
WM W. MURPHY.
President 81 the City Council
Filled the third day 90 January
1911
wM noTHwEfI.
city Comptroller and ex-otficio city
clerk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-07

President OF the City Council.
hereby certify that the foregoing
Council Bin No. 5614 after passage
/ by the City Council, was duly pre-
scented to the Mayor. and having
been by him disapproved and re-
turned by him TO the City Council
with his objections thereto In writ
Ing. the said objections OF the Mayor
thereto were duly entered at large
on the journal of the Council. and
published in the City official news
paper, and thereafter the City Coun-
ell did on the Sth day OF September.
1908, the same being not less than
five CD days after such publication.
and within thirty 600 days after
said bill had been so returned, duly
reconsider and vote upon said Coun-
ell Bill. and that upon such recon
sideration said Council Bill was, on
said last mentioned date. again duly
passed by said Council by the affirm
alive vote of more than two-thirds
of all the members elected to said
City Council and ! hereby certify
said facts upon said Council Bill.
Signed by me I'm open session as
passage this Sth day OF september.
1908. 49,
President OF the City Council.
Filed by me this sth day OF Sep
'''"''' ~ H. w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and ex-offlcio
Published September II. 1908.
II. w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and ex-offieio
By II. L. wARsoN
Deputy.
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President % the CITY rounciL
Approved by me this siAt day OF
December. 1919.
II. G. GILL.
Mayor
Filed by me this sIsi dag OF De-
cember. 1910.
Attest.
WIN J. boutwell,
city Comptroller and Ex-Officio
city Clerk.
sScail
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