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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01
CURRENCY REFORM.

The Endorsement of Senator Aid
rich's plan for national currency re-
form by the National Bankers assoc
citation at New orleans by practically
unanimous vote viii do more 10 in
sure It's enactment into law by the
next congress than any other event
that has occurred since the proposal
has been before the country. These
bankers had made close study OF
the subject and they had made 1t in
different parts of the country and in
dependcntly Of each other.
our bankers have long felt the sore
need of currency reform. Not only
they but all business men. Tho
banker, however is the one most Wit.
ally concerned for It is to him the
community looks for relief In time Of
financial stress
The National Reserve association.
one turkey viii be given at each per
signed to admit TO Its membership
AN banks of the country whether
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01
JUNGLE writer TO
Be GRANTED divorce
ONLY WEAPON Is MORAL SUA
SION, SAYS JUDGE, AND IT is
OF LITTLE USE.

NEW YORK, Nov. s0.-Upton Sim
clair, author and socialist. will get
his divorce from his wife, Meta f.
Sinclair, II the court approves the rec
omemndation made by referee
w. S. Kelley who has been taking
testimony in the case since October
2S.
With the recommendation for an
interlocutory degree and the interest
ing details of life at Arden, the cum
mer camp of the Sinclair colony,
while Harry Kemp, the Kansas poet
and CO. defendant In the case, was a
dweller there with other literary peo-
pie.
Ellen Barrows, stenographer for
Sinclair, testified that Kemp was in
company with Mrs. Sinclair almost all
the time she was at Arden and that
they frequently took long walks to-
gether. Once she said, Mrs. Sinclair
remarked to her of Kemp: HE makes
me very happy; he has the most
beautiful soul of any man I ever
knew"
II appeared by the report that Mrs.
Sinclair's attorney moved to dismiss
the suit on the ground the Sinclair
had condoned his wife's acts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01
TULSA GETTING WELL ADNER.
TISIiD.

If the best press agent the amuse-
ment world has ever known should
be employed by the city of Tulsa to
spread her fame abroad, and should
be given the pick of all the publicity
purveyors in the world to assist him
In the same purpose. Tulsa could not
be given better advertising than she
is now receiving in various manners
For instance let us cite the case II
Lesiies Weekly. periodical with a
circulation of nearly 100000 copies
per week. During the past five weeks
Leslie's has carried five different
photographs from Tulsa. The cur
rent issue contains a picture of the
new ten-story hotel "Tulsa," and OF
shooting an oil wen near here. As
comparison II might Be pointed out
that in the past two years not another
city or town in Oklahoma has been
represented in Leslie's weekly photo
graphic account of the worlds prog
ross
The correspondents In Tulsa who
furnish the press OF the outside world
the p.,ys of this community are on.
erre,lc aggressive boosters who do
NOT write for the sole benefit of the
mono, tb,y derive ont Of the sale Of
their ncopv.. rhcv helleva in rplso,s
futur, and ma, bnvtny to ex,prer,ts
ony to concoot rooa "storioso Of tho
city. they take keen Measure in
plactrp thc ruls, dat. limo in os many
ne,,.,,nors and .o,n,r publications NO
is possibl. And moro ,s no bctter
or sur,r ,r,,rs ,f ,dv.rt,s,,g -, ci,y
tbop fl, ppb,iri,. ,hr,rgb tho ,nodlur,
NJ tb. nr.ss rYIs, c.u.r,u,. s,,u1
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01
the motion the referee

In denying the motion the referee
said:
1T is true that the husband is re-
garded as the protector of his wife
but l hardly think that the most ar
dent advocate Of the female side OF
the proposition would insist that the
husband should devote his whole time
to the protection of his wife. The
only weapon that he is permitted TO
use in this enlightened age is moral
suasion, a weapon of but little effect
in these days OF barometic depression
of the martial ether occasioned by
the so called affinity storms"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01
Sued On 500. 900 Note.

NEW YORK, Nov 30.-William j.
Cummins, the convicted banker, per-
suaded his friend, Herbert Turrell, to
sign a note for 100000 for which
Turrell receives no consideration, to
replace a note held by the Nineteenth
Ward bank and to which the state
banking department objected accord
ing to the testimony of Turrell, who
Is defendant in a civil suit here to-
day. James Rourke, assignee, is SUI
ing Turrell for the face value Of the
note. The alleged transaction occur
red in September, 1910.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01
GIVE YOUR CAST OFF CLOTHES
TO THE SALVATION ARMY.

With the arrival Of the first snow
Of the winter and the cold north
breezes. with more weather Of sim
liar nature TO follow. the Salvation
Army in Tulsa finds the arrival also
Of a great need for the clothes an !
fuels and supplies TO satisfy the d.
mand Of Tulsa's poor The supplies
and resources Of the salvation Army
in the past few days have been taxed
to tho limit by the drain upon them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01
Italians Horribly Rntchercd.

PARIS. Nov. 3O.-Special dispatches
fsom Tripoli gave a narrowing ac-
count of the finding OF mutllated bod
les of the Italian members Of the Red
Cross society. They were apparently
tortured to death in various revolving
ways. An Italian who had escaped
by hiding for three days In a ditch.
pretending he was dead, and witnessed
the muiDations, declares that the
Turkish officers and women were
present Five Italians were buried
alive up to their shoulders and al
lowed to starve to death.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01

Springfield Republican, Men can
not construct ideals out of hate, i'll
will. selfishness, meanness, unbeliof,
lmpurity. and reach any destination
where they will be happy, hopeful
and healthy. There can be no true
material prosperity that does not rest
on noble hearts. II is in the heart
in the soul, that the real man lives;
not at a horse race or "A lunch counter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01
Dope From the Dead.

Popular Mechanics A book was
made for Chicago medical firm as
Il holder for the original testimonials
received by It from all over the world,
weighs 1900 pounds, and is said to
be the largest book I'm the world. 1t
is one foot thick when closed, and
when open It's dimensions are three
and one-half feet one way and seven
feet the other, II rests on a specially
constructed table.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01
n-f1-i7."

Joplin Globe: The census figures
relating to agricultural matters show
that in South Carolina the negroes
of the state own more farms than
do the whites. They do not own so
much land as the whites, but the
number owning land is greater. There
are 176,1SO farms I'm the Palmetto
state. and of these 96,696 are owned
by negroes, which is 11212 more than
half the number.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01
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OPINIONS or TIE PRESS.
.a..........N...........
Haworth's "IAipe Dream"

University Bulletin: The six vol
umes Of facts, on which was based
the Haworth report that natural gas
In Kansas viii last only three years,
was picked up along the pipe lines
at the gas well In n few weeks time
by students and teachers in the uni
versity school of engineering.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01
OF Mllionnirc Is Sued.

PTTTSBURG. Pa, Nov. 3O.'-Sult
was filed here today by John Ross. q
small contractor, against Joseph C,
Trees millionaire oil operator and
philanthropist for the recovery OF
s372. which he alleges he loaned
Trees in 1896. when the present mil
lionaire was poor and had just been
married.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01

Total number Of papers printed and cir,
calated was 2Bl,s77, which, when divided
BY twenty seven being the number Of issues
during said month, gives a daily average
Of 6,5sh
l. Chas. J.. Dent Manager Of the World
Publishing Company make affidavit that
the total number " copies Of The Tulsa
Daily World circulated for the month end
ing Tuesday October 81, 1871, was an
average Of 1858 copies OF said paper.
CHAS. +. DENT,
General Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
8ist day u October 1911
LORA III. MILLER,
(sEAL) Notary Public.
My commlssion expires July 90 1913.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01
@ PHONES: ,PH0I44s
Mw I5I6-I5I7
~ and 1913

Call any one Of them
and your order will be
taken care Of just as
well as If you came into
the store and gave your
order personally. II you
can't come down, use
the phone and let us sat-
sfy your wants. .ass.ls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01

PUHLlsuERs STATEMENT
The TULSA WORLD ACCEPTS ADYER.
TlslNG ON THE GUARANTEE THAT
THEY HAVE THREE TIMES THE PAID
CIRCULATION or ALL OTHER PAPERS
Combined, AND WE'LL WRITE 1T IN
YOUR CONTRACT.
Statement Of Circulation for Month OF
lMl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01
Grocery
Buying
Made
Easy
uxEnrHzEvun

! With a stock always
complete with every
thing the season affords;
a line Of staples that is
never allowed to get
low, we are prepared to.
give you perfect service
at all times. ,Iss
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
A DENTAL CURIOSITY.
TAs Sc: es A-.i<sisl Tee.> Ira: Was.
irs..- E-s.r.

!: -s! =: - ss1s-s,.! saowa tbs.
IL yS.As. {. Els Coc-,-y wss o-e ..
- Is. AEe-.caa>. = weS- s--15cisi
.s~s:A 81 Ae -le ,ss wa 9. tie
Esve:lsoa AsG sacsd he hs. parted
c-asay VIZ se. .. :AAe ou.S. wA.eh
nature Ad Svsa s.a Al ingenious
lsys.--s- sd csas-st .. New YORK city
c-ds-cak re ten UaIsrsl task Q. @
e.-7.1s-: sn1 ?-cs1os7i S. ,ens.h {.
IT. -. 9. a-1Gsl .e.s These s.e
aow :. c-e dsa.s, curiosity and
ees- s. s5t.oaai r.e.oe Q: the heeoisn
* q. G-s. ?-e.dsa:, .os :: Is a matte-
6. es-. tSs. Gels.i Washington wose
.s,ss sss.A =. w.! years snd, 50 Ia
s. We s-ow. reTs. conpis.aet os them.
TIE .eeth we-e cared e9on IVORY
sd avs:et- wired and cisnp~d TO a
ss1s*ass lsoadeous gold p.a.e- Three
-zssa Clamps i particular ssu-e con
sTscuousls L he roo. - TIE mouth
sad Enst hare caused di4c1,.y. Z %.
sazu.sh Ths.e were az uprs- ard az
uads. SET. and tie ,wo were connected
sd hed IL position se,auvely by
sag spiral spros % each side. says
assress Weekly
Se-e--he.ess Washington wore them
bag and vel. fact sufficiently attest
q ;! he vo-n AID ciated condition O.
bob teeth and plate
Al tie last sccoua; these teeth were
The property Of dental Institution in
Bs.cno-s
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
CURIOUS PERUVIAN TREE.
!. Produces a cerieus ard Continuous
Supply Of Rain.

The rain tree II Peru grows very
ksse. IS rich in leaves AID is called
ty the indians tanaicaspi 1t has the
power of collecting the dampness OF
The atmosphere and condensing it into
ecatinuous and eopious supply Of
ran
Ii tie dry season, when the rivers
sre low and the heat great, the trees
pewer Of coAdens.ng seems at the
hishesr, ard water falls in abundance
from the leaves and oozes from the
trunk The water spreads around in
yp-.sss.ble rivers. part OF which filters
i,asc the sol and fertili-es it. Thesa
risers are eana.ked so as to regui ate
tin course of tie water
II IS estimated. that one OF the Peru
van rain Trees will on the average
y.eld nine gallons Of water per diem.
4. field Of an area OF one kiloneter
seuare-tha, IS. $3.50 feet each way
ca. be grown 10000 trees separated
from each other by twenty-five meters
This plantation produces daily 3S5 600
,..ers oe water II we allow FOR evap-
Grafton and innltratien we have 1885,
90 lte.s or 1851 gallons OF rain for
distribution daily The rain tree can
BE- cultivated with very little trouble,
tor Il seems Indifferent as to the SOL
IL which II grows The tree increases
rapidly and resists both extremes OF
elinate.-Espaaa Moderna
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
Henry H. Hanson.
County sup,.
POLLOCK PICK UPS.

Pollock Progress: Jacob Fe.,erly
who resides north west Of town
spent Tuesday in Pollock.
". B: Andrews of the Dale neigh.
borhood was in Pollock the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Devan return.
ed home last week from Medin.
N. D.. where they had been spend.
ing few days visiting friends
Anton MAIDEN was trapsac,;n,,
business in Pollock "Wednesday
Anton says if this weather keens ~
he will soon start his big ste.ns
engine turning sod.
John Bader of the Winona co,,ntr
was in Pollock Tuesday tran.ac,ina
business.
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
Worth Her wsiahs la Butter.

Curious customs sa,l p.eva.l with
sessN % marriage. n some parts O.
Uganda the cus.on IS 10 ofer six
Needles and q pack oc india rubber for
wife Sone oe tie kaHrs sacrifice
o1en- TIE Tartars ot Tu-kestan give
tie weigh. % the prospective wife il
butter. In kanchs.sa the price va
r.es from one TO ten reindeer. Some
savases require certain amount Of
lseor. Among tie aborisaes it IS said
the current rate 70. vie is q box
OF matches. which prompted q Paris
contemporary to speculate whether one
OF the French eove-anea. boxes would
be accepted.
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
CURING BAD HABITS.
Try . Little Self Aypne.ism on Your
Pet Weaknesses.

II large eastern city is a protes
sioaal hypnotst who has wid.. repu-
tauon for curing the habit Of iutem-
le-ance. His method IS dirt simple.
There is no real hypnotism about it
unless it is matter of self hyYno-
tisn.' this professor once said. Il
simply observe the mind process Of the
man that drinks and advise him how
TO reverse II. The .ubconscious soii.-
o1E IN the mind Of the nan tha,
drinks runs something Ike this:
When did l have my last ban:
Whew. Long as that. I don't see how
! stood il SO long Wouldn't have
thought it possible. And SO on the
victim repeats to himself on the prin-
ciple that he needs this periodical
sunulant Just as i. is necessary 10
heap coal on TO fire TO keep it from
burning ont In a word. that man self
hypnotizes himself into the belief that
he needs drink.
Ny advice to cure this craving is
not TO fight the appetite, but to fight
down the cause that leads TO the ap-
petite Let man repeat to himself
over and over again / really don't
need this drink. If take it. It's sim
ply matter Of pouring so much down
M throat superauously. for / could
&c, along without Before long he
will be surprised how instead OF hy?-
nothing himself into drink be Will
hypnotize himself out Of it
Simple, isn't it: But il this self
hypnotism or whatever you choose TO
call il is cure for in,emperance why
is it not equally a recipe for curing
other bad habits :-Chicago Tribune
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
A Useful Conn.

\ wa.es IN al English church nasa
.as oncs sctsa in . OILERS cottage
IA NaSorcskiee eoGa used as a
bread snd cheese cupboard. Notwi.h.
standing his wife. senone-anee. be
sc!d tie story q tie coaa as follows:
Eighteen year ap ordered ,ha,
coNa The wife and me- used 70 have
2 sod many words Oae day she
said III mere. be consen. I'LL I see
shee Il thy coEn Wei. lass l said.
Z ssss'n cou:en: thee I'LL soon be
done
Next day l gave directions to have
The thing made. In a few days 1t
cane home. TO the wite's horror. got
into I. and said Now, lass, are thee
content: She began to cry and want
Cd the .borad thing taken away. Bu.
hat wouldn't allow II the end she
60: accustomed TO seeing 1t, aad as we
wanted 70 turn 1. 70 some Use we had
sooe shelves put Ia aad made it into a
bread sad cheese cupboard. We have.
ne-er ac-reied since i. came.
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
ALL OF ONE NAME.
Sc They Had 70 T.e Each Of III. Many
Tom kaxarda

Perhaps no community more care
'u!ly and frequently set forth It's er-
ratio fancy than did the early settlers
Of Sarragansett. B. L, Of whom w B.
Weeden tells in Early Rhode Island"
There were 50 nly Of en-. na1ne that
tie bearer nrst have descriptive
pres1 les. he be lost in concordans
multitude, NJ. Cpdike cites thirty
two Tom Hazard. living at one time
and thus illustrates a few.
College Tom. because be had been at
college Bedford Tom was his son and
lived g. Ne. Bedford BARLEY Tom,
oecause he tDasud how rch barley
ns raised from 81 acre; Vii gtnia Tom.
be-ca nse be married wife there; Lit
tie Neck Tom. from the "a .m % thai.
name; Mailer Ton, tie Slcksmith;
Fiddle Head Tom, an obri ,us resem-
biance. Pistol Tom, wound I'd by an
explosion os tia. arm. ", ing Pistol
Tom, bis Dn; Short steph .n's Tom,
she father INV, asai1s. Long Stephens
Tom, the father tail; Tailor J ;om needs
no explanation,
lhe Georges were no. 70 numerous,
oue tney were distinguished as Beach
Bird George, os little legs; hoesrins
George, an opponent u buc kle., Wig
George, Dr.. George and Governor
George.
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
BRADDOCK BREYI1IES.
From News. FEB vi

Y. iSii1 ~ Ws. 7 eos s,tls
Mrs. a. c. staak Of this city "a
sufferer from the prevailing ri,
turing the latter part Of las, wee.
A bouncing boy was born to Mer
rhant and Mrs. T. II. Long Of ,hj,
sl1y. Sunday February 5.h. Moth.
er and son are doing nicely
Legislator. .aoss earn ,ha, .hs
'fflclsns law nz.s- il 10. the nan
Who introduces E seczd j. hia=. 81.
me conservative nan xho p,syan..
.oollsh and malicious legislation.
Q. E. siversen. Of the arm i
staak & siversen Of this cisy. ar.
rived IN Minneapolis from South
america where he spent the winter
tuesday He is now visiting with
relatives in Minnesota but viii be =
braddock some time next " EEK
Aug. Benz was down from his
ranch and spent Saturday night in
town. Mr.. Hsnz' S new house. lust
finished. is one of the finest on the
Missouri slope, and he is beginning to
'hlnk the modern conveniences are
worth the outlay, between sl2, 900.
and $4,000.
. DR.. Snyder of Hazelton made q
lumber of professional calls in this
s'.y and vicinity Sunday. The doc.
sor says that the story circulated
over this way a few weeks 400 "a
'hs eftect that he was too sick Ia
make long distance calls. originated
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
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s.SCe. s. Is. = s-.As.s .ess cSss-S Is
saz: .Ae .c..s-S Wss1 ~ c.a.-..ss...-s.
>c<s ever .Ss: wSs .-ssi u cas-
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.cvs 60 vss = sc>-es.r. Ia. NJ
yAke-s .Ass:s- S1e .As Cs.cxs, Opera
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Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
A pss..;,s rea...

AZ oae sGs ;hs o.scs-> under Lo.d
Eews refuses! - 6-:2k Us Aeal,h At
sAs-. mess, sos. though splendid al
1s-s,. be vSs 10. popular 4 tie navy
oa secour. - s es-.s.r ssyae~s snd
Eas os .sct With .Aose ab.ou, him
TIE easp.s.a- VIE was q pro,ese et
rs .o,assi7 wss mortified s. this and
determined list tie otscers should
DIX 20 Lo-t Howe When called
u2aa e. toss. ere Gay tie said We.
gentlemen, I cso .A.nk q. nothing bet.
.e- :. this mone.. than to ask you te
d-saS tie frs: Two words oe the Third
Fa,n- to- Scap.u-a, toast for once
rs! se taken ron oae ce ny cloth. 4
Tie toss. wss d-ars Not o.e ot the
o1ceS Indicated b. word .. look t.la,
be was .sno.aa. 8. the words alluded
so Or referring 10 the Bible i. was
found tAst tie Third Psalm tes:us.
Lord. how s-e they .acreased:''
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
kiiIine the aaa r,e..

Maybe Wont have TO take madi-
sc Ass.a and even il do have 70
taAe ]. maybe the doctor will prescribe
a. ambrosial mixture but If 1 should
ta condemned tor my sins TO swallow
We doses know how I'll taks them. I"
8 eity salesman volunteered. a man
shs ~asGtcetsHng hinSei. In the drug
sfess showed .'the way.
Ttre druggist had mixed parucu.
l.T.y obnoxious dose. The man before
taking It asked FOR cracked ice. The
s-rand boy brought it, several spoon
fuls neaIy pulverized. TIE sick man
h.'1 thar in his mouth until 1t melted,
after which the medicine seemed as
mid as tea
Il always prepare ny mouth ,ha.
way for a disasreeable medicine the
nan said The ice numbs the nerves.
and the medicine slips down without
leayins any taste. good or bad '"-E1-
change
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
A BRAVE 1oREApoa.
One Of the Most Thrilling Incident. ef
the Bull Rirc.

The famous Spanish to-eador Revert ,
figured in one OF the most thrilling
incidents ever witnessed in the arena.
Il vas at Fayonne. After disposins of
two bulls ReverJe had twice plun ged
his sword Into a third Of great streng i
asli seroeity and as n. eeast contin-
ued career.ns wildly the spectators be-
gan 10 hiss Reverte for bungiing.
Wounded TO the very quick OF his
pride the >paniar,i Shouted. The bull
Is slain and. thru wing aside his
sw,si, >A.N ~ one Knee with folded
arms in NJ middle .. the ring. He
w~s rishr bug lie had nor allowed for
TIE margin o. acciden, The wounded
beast charged fis.l upon him. bu. the
natador, SPLENDID 10 the last, knelt
n-os.enless as 4 statue, While the spec
ta-oss held ,hair breath ia horriaed
suspense. Rea hing his victim, the
sall literally bounded q. him. and as
b. sprans he sank in death. with his
last effort giving one fearful lunge OF
tie head :hat drove 8 horn into tie
thigh Il lie knee.ins man and laid
base the lone from the knee to the
ic.1t Sill. Reve-.e never sinched, but
= 1a.nei k1ee.iag. eSuitart IN victory,
~ 2a.u!. contemptrols Of aspiause,
Il. lie vas carried away to heal him of
AiS srievous wound
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16

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