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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23

been rumor that he would permit
limited round contests under the no
decision plan. up clubs and boxers
We're flocklng to the city. Today the
new mayor issued a statement out
lining his position on boxing. He stated
that unless the Carol bill legallzing
the sport was passed by the legs-
aturc there would he no contests in
Chicago. News came from Spring.
field that the sente had defeated the
Carol measure In view Of the ac-
ton OF the senate Mayor Harrison
IL bound to forbid the manly art"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23
Is Running Into Shnnc.

Denver Jack Geyer Is working out
every day at the Central Fire station
gymnasium. This afternoon he will
box with Joe Delaney at 2.3O. De-
lany is the middleweight who entered
the ring with Pete Shaughnessy at
Sapulpa the other evening. Jack In
vited all Of his friends to see him
work out this afternoon.
Jack Is getting in fine trim for his
match with Harry Wuest. Carl Morris
sporrlng partner, on April 2S. He
will enter the ring being less than
ten pounds heavier than Wuest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23

Harry Pouder has match staged
between Pete Shaughnessy and Joo
Fitzpatrick for April 20. Both are
middleweights Shaughnessy being "A
Tulsan and Fitzpatrick being Chi
cagoan. Shaughnessy has become a
fayorite in Tulsa and has many
friends. At Sapulpa, the other night,
he boxed with Joe Delaney putting
him out IN our rounds. Fans CON
fsider that the coming match Will be a
real tryout for him. Tip Gross and
Charles Seton will so on for the
preliminary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23
Chicago Stops R0mghncss.

Chicago. April 21.-Chlcago has
been handed the famous one-two
punch. Even the most enthusiastic
fans Of the sport mournfully admit
ted that they saw little chance Of
any come back on the part OF the
sport SINCE Mayor Harrison
has been elected there has
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23

Particular attention called remarkable
gur between the gain
52lH5 barrels, space
decrease 754727
show the strides
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23
Increase, 3 months, 1911.

March 81 1911 ...,,........,,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
after the Day 5 Work
XVI. Human Nature y Bus,,.s,

The study Of mankind saving Of wise uona
y shoud written Nho ras
to make do things profitable to him - w 'eS
Advertisers should remember that always more nArsi
hah hnes They should thT
products half
recently equipped with godpated know prasiaanv
rats chalmers equipped goldpaed nps Lincoln droya
home his greatest ana
81 raul tho Gaas"
Illuminated by comparisons figures from the eyervay
lives OF the people whom he sought -
Christ His If
hearers worth emkng that though never drew
an His haarar
They not ahsaions experiences Of eshandood
human beings painting the the
For this human
ncng means or convincing Doubling Thomas
They life
They emoonaanc tha voa
We believe that like believe easier to beieya
The wise man links his selling talk of his stanar
He finds the human side prospect
How canght BY because ne knew ba
personal history all whom ocud express aona
interest their ives by name whom be bd
but Rane groka n
him the old fellows face gowed with the pride pleasure thar filled
his heart. Who HIS ~
The merchant who can his has the large
regular Noe
The manufacturer who oldest women
and their troubles and family affairs the To
It Is emotional
We admire mountains do love them until We have
canbered
20 tle SphnS IN me eternal silence q their cloud lands
The inaccessible and repeant chilly snnacn,a -
hobgoblns 10 righten children s0tteu ="
Men are much like mountains.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
A DAlRYmAN's DUTY.

The fact that there are a great
many cows which will yield from two
to three pounds OF butterfat daily
should form q strong incentive to any
datryman who wishes to improve his
herd. to feed his good cows Ia snch q
way as to secure from them the high
est production OF which they are cap.
able and also try 70 gradually raise
the standard Of production OF the herd
by a jlldicious wedding out OF low
producers and. by adding to the herd.
as opportunity offers, cows or heifers
that give promise OF becoming large
producers. II should be remembered
that the bull Ia at leRst ''hais the
dairy herd according 10 the testi
mony OF good authorities, and the
best pure bred bull that the farmer
can afford to buy should be placed 1T
the head OF the herd. Every dairy
farmer owes II to himself and to his
family to do the best he can with the
cows he has and he does not know
whether his cows can do better than
they are now doing until he expert.
ments little, giving them some new
palatable grain feed, or q little more
OF tie feeds they are getting, and
watching the results OF the milk rec.
ord sheet, This involves individual
feeding OF cows and regular weighing
OF the milk. with occasional tssting of
this for butterfat, but this Is the only
way to know how the acconnt stands
with each COW, and whether these are
doing as we'll as they ought to and
will do under the right system OF
feeding and management -. w
Vol Wisconsin Exp Station.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
TEN MINUTES WITH THE
SHORT STORY WRITERS

over serious problem IN his nina
rlnaiis ne said.
Saran, you are nigh 40 years
old
Only 80 next month, Sias
For twenty years You've been try
ing 10 catch man.
How can YOU be SO oruer could
rave caught a dozen, but nave never
ret one tfat appealed to me
And sarah, continued the deacon
as ne smoothed away at his Nnees.
yon are anon the nomeliest gaur
dntned woman ever sot eyes on
More cruelty silas, il get 70
weeping | may have Mysteries
And therefore, Sarah Jane, I'm go
me 70 take you with me, I'm gong
10 DO Tor YOU what you cant do Tor
yonrseIl- marry YOU or
silas Bradley"
You shah so along with me, and
lll bet q hai again q bunch OF eatnip
that III marry you on to lord OF
q, ke or count before we head tor
home. There's 10 be no hanging
back on your side You've got to ne
cept tho hrst good thing that comes
a ong itl be my riches that's bring
him around, and you've got to do the
rest I've heard sou wish thousand
hmes over that sou was countess
n iodess, and vows your chance
Non can marry and stop over there
ana 1--we IN z castle Ii the TELLER
feinks hes getting couple of mil
Lions with You he won't mind Nour
Looks, and II he turns rusty afterwadd
ton eau get that temper OF yours
un and SO fa1 him Yes. Sarah, Won
shall 80 al0ue
Sarah felt a bit hurt at his way ~
putting ~ bur She let that pass ana
entered into the spirit 0i the thing
With great enthusiasm SnoonefYllle
was amazed, dumfolmded ANA crlti
cal. u was town founded seventy
fears before by Zcah Skinner, q
worthy man and ever since he built
his los cabin haa resident plan
thed sNch trip Some saw wide
srfead disaster III il, and some ae
handed that the deacon retire from
the church which had Known him "a
hng Sarah Iane could not Keep The
secret to herself that she was going
10 "Yurnp" te catch hNshanA ~
Tor the+ last thgsa days before ge ns
on she had n3 callers except thS
Widow peVoa, who wished her luck
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bnt sighed, and added
Well 4 scarecrows can get mar
RED. then there Is hopes for some ot
the rest OF us who don't stop clocks
every time we look Al EN-
Deacon Bradley did not fall into
the hands OF greengoods men III
hunco steerers on his way to the
steamer. He not only reached New
York All right, but, by sticking close
t. the vessel. he landed In Liverpool
with his sister as sayoy as any one
Then a tour was begun that lasted
lo six months The deacon was real
good To Sarah 1ane about one thing
he did mol hustle her When they
Aad seen the Tower OF London and a
few other sights, he said
You may not catch on to d lord
cf duke here III England. Most OF
EN- are on the other side selling out
to American girls at SO much head,
and don't know about us Take your
time Sarah We 80 70 France aud
ltaly and Greece from here and one
Is sure TO bob up soner or later
don't want The folks back IN Spoon.
etsYiile 70 say that you are man
hunting, though, as ! said in the he.
ginning You've got to accept any
reasonable offer
Three weeks later IN PARTS, the
trst count offered himself, bat there
We're objections on both sides lie
aanted an affidavit as 10 the financial
standing Of The deacon, and what was
q he hts share OF the divy, ana the
deacon asked for a list OF his castles
and mortgages, and SO discouraged
Hm that he broke on further deal
ihgs
The second c0unt came forward In
Italy He told Sarah Jane OF his
huundess love before seeing her
brother He had gone inta raptmes
oyer her eyes hair, chin aud mouth.
He compared her figure to that Of
iliana He had seen her IN his
dreams for years He had watched
and waited for her, and now that she
had arrived IN Rome on the Peanut
Express. she must be his Sarah
Jane. like a good girl, was as will.
ing aa Barkis but after the deacon
had looked the count over, he saids
Sarah L won't do, I'm afraid He's
"A connt all right, ana he's sol SO
many castles ehat he has 10 nse
some q EN- for smokehouses and
hognens, hut he's got false teeth,
wears glass eve, and there haint
nc doubt u his being troubled more
tf less with the collie We would
want 10 take him back 10 SpoonerS.
VILE long enough 10 show him on. but
the eriftef mighf fall % pieces ra
tore be got there I'm thinking that
something better will turn up in
Greece
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
roting Sarah Jane
fBy Madeline Lewis J


Ilsa.aa silas Bradley uf asalooners.
vilGe had resided III ire VILLAGE Tor
forty years without surprising any.
dds phey HAD gotten over looking
ior auy such thing from him. For
lie last ten wears he had been IA wid.
OVER ana hls sister. Sarah lane a
splnsler bad Kept house gof him.
ihen one aay his time came. he.
tween daylight and dark be sold out
has grlst mill, his sawmill ana bis
hnltef N3d. and lle went home 10
hay 70 bis sister
Sarah iann HIM going to fuuD'
silas, yoa don't mean 1t! she
6asaed
Iog gaae my eats Fl dont i've
been thinkine abon ii lar tha INST
tess 4aars Aa ryA MA, valting For
vaaa man IS come a,one and give
lna M prira iye sola an loek
stoek and har1 ana fm goine to
slaft ouf ana see tAmae
SIN Sfonilprsgilla Win ao Atn tlis
over
49,, sa a. 49, t ~, ;4.4.
vas,,n IVY rn sa s,' ,aa Y ,sn,s ev,ns5
sad eaetiss ana ,syags ,,ed ,nonntaias
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
Something did. Tho, had only been

Something did They had only been
lin Athens four days when Greek
who spoke very broken English, but
lad something like seventeen castles
and as many million dollars 10 run
ltrm, fell in love with Sarah Jane.
ihe wanted here without money ana
without price. Indeed, ii there was
aay money to pay, he would hand II
over He had a satchel fnll OF cre-
tentias and barrel Of shrugs and
Arimaces, aud when brother and sis
ter found themselves alone the deac-
on said.
Wen, sarah. he seems to be the
teller at last | can't understand
half he says. and | guess it's the
same With You, brit We can take MIN
back 10 Spoonefsyille and make a
Yankee OF him in about six months.
les got a title of some kind, though
can't make il out Whatever ii ls
it's as big as the title OF sherim at
home, and ! guess you'd better en-
courage the thing.
Sarah Jane encouraged. When
Athens had been done they moved
along to Olympus, ana the Greek fol-
lowed on. One day he rode ont with
them to visit some historic tombs and
all OF a stden half dozen hard
looking characters appeared and
brother and sister were made prison
ers and tald that they were IN the
hands Of hr!gands, of which the loy-
er was the leader They were car
RED OF into the mountains, and there
we're no further protestations Of love,
On the contrary, the chief talked
ol money We wanted gold green
backs scads He wanted l0,pU9
nag doilars rs ransom money and.
although his English was poor he
made the deacon understand that the
srm was very reasonable Also, tnat
iI il wasn't paid by certain date
his ears would be sent TO the Amerl-
can consul as souvenirs Deacon
Eradley held ont for couple Oh
weeks and then made the necessary
iraneial arrangements TO save his
bacon and get back To Athens as q
starting point for Spoonersville tie
was quiet and Sarah lanue was hum.
ble After a time she yentnred TO
ask II he blamed her, and he looked
Nt her long time and then replied
mo, | can't says ! do What I'm
klaming il that ! couldn't see through
Il before we left Spoonersville
Through what Silas2"
THAT after the Lord has let Al
woman live 20 be ~ years old with
out getting married, he don't intend
that any critter OF a man Is going
~ pedtla Ael on bs toting hea aloaad
ihe country We start for home tos
morrer purn lords and counts ana
oukssl"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
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DISTRICT COURT.

The Bank Of Indian Territory vs.,
Governor Lee Gruce and State Bank
ing Board, Injunction.
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Y SO El.Nio LEWIS.
SUPERIOR COURT

Frank T dSrode VS.. The GutAria
school scla %, Furniture Co.. ~ 200 suit an y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03
CERTAIN RESULTS
Many Salt Lake City Citizen Knows
How Sure They Are.

Nothing uncertain about the work of
Doan S Kidney Pills in Salt Lake City.
There is plenty Of positive proof Of this
in the testimony of citizens. Such evi-
dence should convince tho most skepti-
cal doubter. Read the following state
ment;
Benjamin Midgley, 523 South Second
West street, Salt Lake City, Utah,
says: "Siuce I publicly recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills in July, 1906, |
have taken them occasionally with good
results. although / have no special need
to do So I gladly recommend Doan 8
Kidney Pills again and willingly allow
the continued publication of my testl.
monial. For three or four years I suf-
fered from acute pains. through my
back and kidneys. tried one remedy
after another, but without the least
benefit. and at times 1T was all l could
do to remain at my work. There was
retention of the kidney secretions.
! was finally led 10 get Doan S Kidney
Pills at Schramm, johnson s Drug Store
and begin their use. Tho contents of
four boxes disposed of every symp-
tom of my complaint,
For sale Mt Schramm-J Johnson. Drugs,
five stores, Salt Lake City, Utah, and
by all dealers. Price soc. Foster-Mil-
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agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
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clan takes no title 10 the money which
he will receive by It, and must pay 1t
back 10 the company
''I do not quite understand said one
OF the directors.
'It is all entirely clear" replied the
lawyer This check is made payable
on "a trust fund. II shows on It's face
that it Is drawn on moneys belonging
10 the Assurance company and not in
dividually 10 Richard r., Curtis. This
notice is set out fully In the body of
tho check. The signature with the word
trustee, attached, confirms the trust ma
ture OF the fund upon which 1t is drawn.
Now, these political leechcs have grown
so accustomed TO heing fed on insurance
money that they have come wholly TO
overlook the law. No doctrine Of the law
Is better settled than that trustee has
no power TO pay out trust funds In set
tlcn1cnt of bis private debts. and one who
takes trust funds. with notice OF that
fact acquires no title to them and can be
made 10 restore them. The peculiar word
ing OF this check gave full notice that
il was drawn on trust funds, The per-
son who cashed il was thereby fully
aware OF that fact and, consequently,
he must restore this money;
But" said the chairman. rs this pol
itician good for that amount
"Whatl' replied the lawyer, our
friend, the state boss, good for 1t? Why.
the thief has a million dollars in one
building on Twenty-third street,.
In their consuming interest In the mat
ter my presence was apparently over
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03

boss, with q nice upper cut. from his
coffin
one of the directors ito have landed on
us. His last official act was to hand
over the company's money to this poll
tician.'
Yes" said the lawyer. "but this pay
mcnt has a quite sufficient string to II,
II Is explained fully In his letter. Mr..
Curtis advises us that I'm order To wipe
not morally Just, he has given the man
a check on the funds of the company.
Ho hegs us 10 observe that this check di-
rects payment TO he made by tho bank
out of the funds Of the Life Assurance
Company OF North America and that II Is
signed by him as the trustee of such
funds He begs us further 10 observe
that this payment is. consequently. plain
~ on the face OF this check n payment
with trust funds. Therefore. this politi
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looked, and I stepped softly through the
door. These men did not realize its full
significance; 10 them il was merely ven
enemy, o payment 10 rogue in his own
pocket pieces: but 10 one who knew all
the facts, Randolph Masops plan had
worked larger justice. Mason had seen
instantly that. If this mortgage could be
lifted, Mrs. Curtis could sell the house.
the purchaser $ title would be clear. and
she could take the money out of the
country and conceal IL. The only prob
lem was TO get the cancellation of the
mortgage on the records This check on
the trust funds did that and yet left
the taker or IT liable to the assurance
company. which owned the funds. sup
pose il were technically a crime In Rich
ard r. Curtis thus temporarily 10 ap-
propriate the moneys held in trus. Ha
was dead and no injury would come 10
any one innocent OF wrong. dependent
woman had her property returned 10 her;
a sleulking rogue had mis- own knife In
his ribs and tho Assurance Company or
North America would receive It's money
with usury, 7 saw now why the dying
man looked upon Randolph Mason as
providence OF God,
For the legal principle involved in this
story sec Brown V. Ford. T.. r: \. New
Series 81 In New York see Cohnfeld V.
Tannenbaum 17s y. Y, i26, 9S Am. st.
Rep. 653, 6S ~ L.. III.
Next week-"Thc Life Tenant.
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Next week-"The Life Tenant"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-08
DON'T SAY YOU'RE OLD
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1t is a mistake for elderly people
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-08
WHITE IS SUBSTANT|ATEO
Brothers Tell Lorimer Election
Probers Confessed Bride Taker
Showed Greenbacks.

Chicago, Nov. Sidney and Otis
Yarbrough, brothers, and friends OF
former State representative Charles
A. White were the principal wit
nesses today before the committee OF
United States Senators investigat-
ing the Lorimer election.
Both related practically the same
story they previously had told re
garding the alleged connection with
incidents Of Senator Lorimer's cleo
ton.
They said that White told them thai
he had been promised $4,000 to vot'
for Lorimer and later that he hat
shown a number of 5 roo bills.