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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-04-06
TIME OF HOLDING COURT,

Notice is hereby given of the dates
for holding the 1911 sessions of the
District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District, in and for Bingham county.
State of Idaho, are fixed as follows
to-wit:
May %, September 4th and Nov
ember 18th.
]. M. Stevens, judge.
J. T. Oarruth, Clerk.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-04-06

Lost-Grey horse, branded CT on
right stifle. Return to this office and
receive reward. A6-tf
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-04-06
MAY ALSO BUILD
TEMPORARY SPUR.

Commissioners viii Spend 0,ooo
Of the States Money for a Good
Purpose-open Negotiations With
Indian Office at Washington to Sc.
cure Official Permission ia Cross
Reservation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
o22eoa9no0oe o oee,co:!0aY90.
AT The THEATERS.
gg9aeeNsD.a9 9 eoaa9o9aa00.
COZY.


This Is the last day of "The Cra-
feaux," that versatile pair OF enter
,ainers who have been mainly respon-
slblo for capacity houses during their
sour days atay at the Cozy The
many good natured jokes, the clever
hits Of dancing and their well re-
ceiyed songs viii live long in the
minds Of tha thousands who saw them
and return engagement would be
gladly welcomed. A great picture by
ne Champion Film Co.. Men of the
West" heads the pictorial program
followed by two other reels Of genu-
me merit. Tonight Is amateur night
and one cf the best balanced bills
ever listed under the mystic name of
amateurs win be in fun swing,
There are three en,ries and at least
,Wo Of them represent the best local
talent IN the city Amateurs appear
AT and sharp; Extra ushers and
.cha,ss have been provided and a
merry time is anticipated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
SidelfghtS S
ON The Sporting World

SIR Thomas Hayden, twice elected
president Of the Western Association,
has been dubbed the Incubator In
these PARTS tor young bail players or
,romlsc lctwcen SIR Thomas and
Joe Gardner Of Dallas the race II
warm to pee which one can send the
Youngsters up the fastest and In the
greatest number. II IL to be hoped
for STR Thomas that his school II sue
ccsarul this season and that the cur
rioulum docg not become too Nrcn'
uouR Muskogce Phoenix
SIR Thomas, II is snid has an op-
ton ON cycry younsstcr who ever
Thought Of being a ban player I'm sc'-
,n states. They all win have to talk
to tho veteran Of the Western Asso-
.lntiou when they want players IN the
'uWrc Players wear out altor so
many scason'. and Sir Thomas has
.u option on nr Of the young ones
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
BASEBALL TEAM
NOW Up TO fans
SALE or GUARANTEE TICKETS
WILL BEGIN THIS DAY.
Hayden PUTS UP DOUGH
IL Is 10 BE Forfeited Should lie fhil
10 Comply--Confcrcnc iclh
Win Tulsa Boosters.

It'R up 70 you, Mr., Fan, 10 sho"
your mettlo. Today YOU can show
5hethcr or not you want baseball In
Tulnl this season.
An arrangements were made yes
terday for 'he placing of a team IN
Tulsa this season. II the fans do their
oart the team Will be placed here
Thomas fayden. president OF the
Western Association, and Bert sha-
rer arrived IN Tulsa yesterday and
after comforting with local lans
committee was appointed 90 look otter
The sale Of the 1000 tickets which ~
ccessary 20 put TIlsa In the ring II
1000 tickets 10 the opening game are
sold. Tulsa viii certainly have team
r y. G. Hayden, president or the
league, will be out 1880.
At a meeting In the Robinson hotel
Yesterday afternoon, a committee con-
listing Of the sporting lights OF the
hree newspapers I'm Tulsa and Ed
'IannRn was selected TO take charge
~ the advance or guarantee ticket
ralc, Ticket win be placed on sale
'oday in all Gjger stores, drug stores
ana similar places. A card In the
window viii indicate the places where
the tickets are on sulr. Also the
mcmbers of the ticket committee ana
.thers will sell tickets boy personal So
icttation. BY working hard, the
.router part OF the tickets should be
,old by tomorrow evening
These tickets are booster tickets,
and are good for the initial game OF
/ me season here with Fort Smith.
| However, II YOU can't get of TO at
tend that game YOU can use them at
any game during the entire season.
The advance sale of these tickets
g TO be conducted In u perfectly
9qunre manner. The sales committee
win have entire charge OF the sale
As soon as the tickets are sold tho
money will be placed in Tulsa bank
for safe keeping. 1t will be deposited
IN the name Of the committee and vii
be deposited with the understanding
that II IS not available until 81 team /!
placed here and the season started
Beyond this, the new manager o.
the team and President Hayden guar
sntee absolutely that the team viii bt
placed here. Two hundred dollar
have been placed in each OF thre,
Tulsa banks that the team will star
the season. If the team does not star
the season, ~ the event that the tick
cts are sold, the $500 will be for
feited and will be available for an
.hurity that the Tulsa World ma
name.
In the event that the tickets ar
7ot sold. tho money reverts to tn
deposltor, 7. c. Hayden, II the tick
cts ere sold, and the season started
the money can be drawn out OF tn
Lank and will be available for running
the team.
President Hayden will return I
Webb City this afternoon, wher
Shauer IS putting the future Tuls
'eam through the mill"
Boost for baseball In Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12

Jim Barry, who came 10 Oklahoma
two weeks ago with the hopes of Sc
curing match with Carl Morris,
Oblahoma's white hope, went TO Kan
sus city last night having failed in
his mission. Barry win make an at
tempt 90 secure match with Morris
after the Fourth OF July contest
maybc) with Jack Geycr
Barry will make an effort to get
another 20 with Al Kaufman while in
Kansas CITY He has match with
Gunhoat smith scheduled 20 take place
In Frisco on May 8.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
I'A1'IIIG.

There Is always one that Is little
better than the rest, just so with
Branagan & Sayille. Mr. Branagar
successfully played five different mu-
steal Instruments while Miss SaVille
holds the championship for trick and
fancy dancing. Their singing is the
best ever offered
Mr.. Jerry Weldon in his sonR
Sugar Man" again introduces the
newest and very latest song hit, but
hat is nothing new for Jerry, as ht
always has the very latest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
WORLDS RECORD Cllnned

ny AssoG,',d Press
New York. April lie. NJ, Dam
icls, the worlds champion amateur
swimmer established n new record
for the 200-meter swim, slipping 3
seconds from tho former worlds fig
ure here today Daniels time was 2
minutes rs seconds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
Manila Knocks Out Anderson,

Special TO the World
Broken Arrow. Okla, April H.
Frank Manila OF Tulsa knocked out
Kid Anderson here tonight after two
rounds OF boxing Manila also boxed
six rounds with Harry Baker TO a
draw.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
ACTRESS or Old SCHOOL DIES
Once Associated With Immortnls,
Ends Almost Paupcr.

ny AssOclAted prcsS
Boston. April 1.-THE body OF Mrs.
Nellie Brown. an actress Of years ago
who played with Edwin. Julius, John
wilkes Booth and Fannie Davenport,
was buried by the Actors Fund of
America In Mount Hope Cemetery to-
day. Mrs. Brown died poor, her earth
ly possessions consisting OF jewelry,
which Edwin and John wilkes Booth
gave her.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
Thls Is how thoy start or today

This is how they start Off today
National League, ST. Louis at Chi
cago, Putsburg at Cincinnati, Phil
adelphia at New York, Brooklyn at
Boston; American League season op-
ems with Chicago at Detroit, Cleve-
land at st. Louis, New York at Phil
adelphia, Boston at 81 Louis, New
York at Philadelphia. Boston at Wash
mgton: American Association season
opens with Minneapolis at Toledo, ST.
Paul al columbus, Milwaukee at In
dianapols Kansas City at Louisville
The Rostou Nationals. considered
the weakest aggregation in the Ma
tional League the last two years, may
upset all dope this season. Fred
Tcnney. formerly with McGraw' 5
Giants, has organized u team out OF
promising youngsters. who have been
tearing it up in the southern exhibit
uons.
Edward Walsh, the dealer I'm split
balls, had another had day for the
.
dianapolis. However, Il wasn't Sir
+ Edwards fault that Jimmy Burkc's
tIbc OF Indians scored three runs In
b the opening inpiug Rolue ZeideI
dropped the beans twice and Harry
Lord also was credited with a boot
Walsh is scheduled 10 pitch the open.
ing game in Detroit
The frat triple play Of the season
was pulled off 10y the Springfield team
Of the Threo-l League sunday after
noon against the st. Louis Oecheuers
a semi professional club pitcher En-
ger, Catcher Hess and First Bosomai
johnson staged the e-two-thre,
act
Washugtons new park win b,
ready for the opening game hetweei
tho Senators and Boston Red SoX thi
afternoon. Walter Johnson. wash
lngtons star pitcher, win be there (,
help celebrate the opening day,
Pete shaughnessy will 60 up ogoins
real class when he meets Dick Fitz
patrick. the Chicago whirlwind, a
Tulsa on the 2lst, The bout with be o
10 rounds duration and It is hoped h,
vast CONGREGATION OF admirers II
oklahoma that Pete makes os bril-
liant showing as no did with "Unk'
Russell In Joplin recently
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12

ny Associated Press
Galipors. Ohio, April i1.-six em-
rloyes OF the manufacturing depart
ment Of the Ohio valley Furniture
Company were seriously injured here
tonight by Jumping from the third
floor Of the plant when u fire started
IN the building. The structure was
destroyed. The loss was estimated AZ
.siQQ. 900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
Aged Father Dcnd.

ny Associated Press
san Francisco, April ll.-Abraham
Balasco. father OF David and Freder-
iok RalaSco, OF theatrical fame. died In
san Francisco today. MIR. Balasoo
was so years old
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
BILL WILL BE THERE.
President Taft Receives His Annual
Passand VIII See Opening Game

BY Associated Press.
Washington. April ll..-PrdJdlt
Taft today received his annual pass
emitting him to admission to games
played anywhere on the American
League circuit during the 1911 sea-
son. and tomorrow, with Major A. W
Butt his personal aide, and Secretary
IIilles, he will occupy box down In
the front row at the American League
park here TO see the locals and Bos-
ton open the seanson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12

Today IL the greatest Of all days in
the sporting calendar The baseball
season will open this afternoon in the
two major leagues. in the American
Association and In the Texas league.
All ready, play ball.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
BASEBALL RESULTS

watch for results Of games
In the major leagues, West
ern League, Texas League,
American Association and
Western Association every
morning I'm the Tulsa World.
Also the standing Of the teams
corrected ouch morning, Read
up-to-the- minute baseball news
every day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
JIITED MAN SUICIDES.
Driven 10 Desperation Glass Worker
Attempts 20 KIN Sweetheart,

ny Associated Press
Concyyllle, Kan, April ll.-After
firing revolver at Anna Holland and
missing her, John Skeon, formerly OF
Lowery, Mo, today turned the woap-
on himself, fired three bullets into his
breast and died The shooting oc-
CURED in front Of a glass plant whore
both worked Miss Holland is Said
to have fitted Skeen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
That Game Is Today.

Tomorrow Is the day for the base
bah game between the principals OF
the Tulsa schools and the members of
the board Of education. Whom will
you pick as the winners?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12

"l brought the pennant TO Philadel-
phia last year and I'm goins to du-
pllcatc the stunt again next fall.
have Il much better bunch of young
sters than ever before-they're still
Young and they've had experience,
says Connie" Mack, one OF the great
est field managers IN baseball Mack
set new precedent last year when
ne broke IN Il bunch OF youngster:
ana won the American League pen
uunt with them. The managers whl
had "old stagers" laughed at Con
ME. but he had the laughs best
laughs last ON them,
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Cubs TO seven hits In the Chicago
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
0oooooooDooo o oocooco9ooc
University Worstcd.

by Associated ProGb
Chicago, April 1i,-Nationals .
University Of Chicago 0.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
70 CObbINSVIbLE
By INTERURBAN?!
SAND SPRINGS INTEHuRBAN TO
TAP IRON MOUNTAIN IS RJMOK
CITY PASSES ON FRANCHISE
Route 10 Bc Takcn-MnN Vote on
MAY I2--Much Of Line Done
Tulsa u Center


yclopmcn. Of the farming country up
tho Arhuusus River.
The Sand Springs lutcrurhan pro
feet is, however, not the only one
which the company has in view. Ac-
oordug tu statements boy officers OF
the COMPANY II is their plan 20 OPP
.crutc the line to Sand Springs ns "a
stnrtor and 90 branch out IA other
directions from the capital of the
oil belt
II is straight Information that the
company has under consideration IA
Inc to Cullinsyillc should thls limo
be built, II win mean connection
with the Iron Mountain railroad AZ
that point, and practically give Tulsa
another railroad A connection with
tho city 10 the north viii also mean
much moro than merely connection
with the Iron Mountain. Several
fmclters aud similar industries are hc.
Ing established ut Colllusvillc and the
Increase I'm population of that place
Will mean more business for Tulsa,
as utcruroous bring the people from
the smaller places to trade I'm the
larger ccntors Many Eastern cities
owe ih'lr s'I' '"hW'r'IhI s''hulnk /"
inc interurhon ro"os '"u'n,hg ,'',"
Thc example WIN be 'm"U'''o 10Y
TulsR' WIN lhe hu'HI'l I'S"ul l''S
mere the factories ana the ln''rur"Nn
coming, there ia mo- stopping In growth
Clty Passes ON Franchise,
The franchise Of tho Sand Springs
Ihtorurhan kalIWaN Whl'h Is 10 ne
voted upon by the city oi Inlsn aIi'r
thiry dnys notl'e' was approve" 10y
the city COMMISSION NJ m'etng yes
terdnl afternoon ana t"H"y WIZ he
legally published AZ the rnd OF
thirN DAYS the proposition win p' mp
To the vote of the people 'i the 'llN'
IN lhe lran'h'S' approved NY 'n'
city commission Yesterday II is pro
Nded thAt tho Sahu springs inter
urban ROAD mas the privilege TO con
srnct maintain ana operate su'''
railway Tor the convenience ol pas
h'nRerN phr''is' 'Npres'eE' ana INH
Tor a period oI twenty IlN' years. Ihr
iranchlse granted allows the Sand
springs Ih''rurnah Nhl'""l c"mp"nl
10 hulld ON "a r|'ht.ot way u's'rI''"
In the FRANCHISE ns io'loWS'
Beginning at iho center "l tine west
boundary Une "i ul.'N '' OF the Nl'-
ohrll ana 'rosWe ndu.'"n To the CIV
OF Iulsa' thence To the s"o'h''s''rIN
ilIN rect L" p'ln' o' '"'N'' 'h'n''
EASTERN ON I'''V ueH''' curve Tor
NoN rect n'ing on lhe ''n'r' "i 'ne
!'h' OF o."'N s'\ '' "'''"'" anu ''.S
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
Lcngucrs Play Ball.

by Associated Press,
Philadelphia, April IL Nationals
4, University of Pennsylvania 2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12
schnnl nndgc Conlcn Todny.

e. E Buchucr director of play
ground work, win conduct the Ath-
lcuc badge contests at the Hellyicw
school today These contests are a
part NJ the athletic work being done
IN the Tulsa schools Similar contests
win hc held ~ the owens school on
Apru ~; Central April ~ North
Side. Aprll 10, and Lynch-Forsythe,
April 20.
A similar contest has already been
held no t, Lindsay school
e.. w. Fcustormachcr, secretary ot
the y. NJ c. A, I'm Muslogcc. viii ho
In Tulsa 10 assist In the conduction
of the athletic badge contests at the
Central school Mr., Eenstcrmachcr
Will have the direction Of the play
ground work in the MusEogce schools
n the future and ia making the trip
tn Tulsa 10 obtain pointers from hts
co-Work,rs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12


A similar contest has already been
held at - Lindsay school
e. VI, Feustormachcr secretary ot
the y NJ g. A., in Mustogco. VIII ho /
In Tulsa 20 assist In the conductlon
Of the athletic badge contests at the
Central school Mr. Feustcrmachcr
viii have the direction Of the play
ground work i'm the MusEogce schools
I'm the future and ls making the trip
to Tulsa to obtain pointers from his
co-work,rs.
Nrws has reached this country that
Irm prisroII. Enelund's fcatherwcight
,hnmpior. who is called hy the Brit
I.h ,,r,rts tho hest boxer I'm the
world boe J,,ided IN retire from the
.r,r,o ana flcht ma more unless that
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12

cubs to seven hits IN the Chicago
Louisville contest sunday afternoon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-12

Washington new park viii be
ready for the opening game between
tho Senators and Boston Red SoN this
afternoon. Walter Johnson, Wash
lngton's star pitcher, win be there 70
help celebrate the opening day
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19

Wei The Big State Exposition
has closed II was grandly conceiv-
ed hy Commissioner Gilbrea,h and
Nell carried cut. He has again prey
Cd TINT he IS ike John Worst al
the head If the state agricultural
college The right man IN the right
place. There has been talk Of 'Gil
running for governor but one
would think that. with the remark
able fitness for the place he now
fills. h would, in the interest Of the
people II the state. remain IN the
Office continuously for the voters
Of North Dakota certainly want him
there ard viii keep him there as
long as he desires the place. This
IS one Of the Offices in which there
should he few changes, as experience
is ore of its occupants princinal as
sets.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
Notice of Chattel- Mortgage Sale.

Whereas lac,,i, i>u,!tieyt Of The count, o.!
Emtnpns and state oil North Da,oit, did ON
i M. I'D Gay of November. isss,, ril,c his GET
tain c,lattel mutssase 10 : ! Hats mnriia
gee to secure the following Indebtedness 10
vat Three hundred and tnrrc ami ninety ave
one. hundreitls dollars. wlih interest ~; he
able November -. isse Much nnr'rase Was
,iuly lied III tht, office ~ The Register ~
Deeds of EmMNns county. North Dakota an
the aeth day OF November ls.'s, n 100 "l,'"is
/, M and " hicl Sail mortgage MAS Oh the
10Th tiav of October. 1910 ,iuiy we'd hN the
;lffidaNlt OF =. j HaSg in~rt4ase. winch am
davit is dated ,ictobei .ult. lVioi and MAS on
the auih day ~ ocioAGr, ialu, at ~ i, IN Z.
filed in the ONCE a. the lStkAStci al l't'rds nl
Elilmors county, North Dakota
Whereas. D,fAuit has been niad, ~ we
conditions ot said mott sasc. rs 'nslaws '4AHtN
TO pay said no.. a. maturity ~ at an Ana
Whereas There Claimed 70 l',' 'ilir IN
said MORTGAGE. AT ih,, date OF thus nains the
sun OF thre, hHudrcd and tost, wa aud "
lt.j,i dollars. for iirln.iral and mirtos' ioReii
er with the STATUTORY rn>t>ni sai,''
Now. Therefore. notice y hcfrN sN'i ma Z
Ia, virtue OF h,. proNlsluns AMI cnii,.itio .',.iN
tanned in said mortgage VIII Ntlts tni >'t' ~
public auction agrccahlN 10 statute az nc
front door al the Gour, House ins,hr NiaAr "
Dakota nj The. hour 81 : . clock y, u, 81 Snt
urtay the 18Th day OF October M ~" ~
low irg described cha ttt'ls ~ MI
one brown eel,ine. name ih'nsr wenh '
l.a0vltS
One white tiitft h'''i' .>'ti' " 's"f ~
lbs. 1851 ,,. ii,
one buckskin marc name l.''lN w'Nhi -
his. >3f
described. ~,
- i'rrEH SiilEk
Sheriff of Eiilmons county N''Nh '"N'fs'
Arnis,ron,. X Cameron
AttorneySf for Mnrt sast.s
Linton, North Dakota
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
AIRY Ssa HieAsv
On melton the sSsSss sss'N'NsS
.lssu Il SfNdsr.
County Aais.sc
a BALLOON THAT FAILED.
u Mss ss Nave s.arsstS rsrss II 'ssA
hes Il Setasec

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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
Re.ela s,eria

The girl was telling the man an
anecdote, and a queer look passed
oTer his face The girl stopped.
embarrassed. Il an afraid ! have
told you this story before, she
stammered
Yes, you have" the man .ld-
mitted frankly, 'Sbut don't worry.
1t ism. half 50 bad as what hap
pened to me YESTERDAY 4 man told
me story that had originally
told him. Worse yet, be got all
mixed on it, lost the point entirely
and then expected me 10 laugh at
it."
"And you couldn't:''
"Oh, yes, could, but not the
way he thought New York
Press.