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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-02-07
SIDELlCHTS
M1srAKBs.

AVON susTAr1pa
4 oa have Dime, party ana in the middle tho
too suro that It your residence with which communication desired Fc
pehane after FASTING the receiver your you may
time the thing win often grow
lady connected with prominent missionary family told the other
constantly answering question
Jacks saoni" PERSIA
proprietor of Japanese
houses
system automatic and like George
Washington about be canOnzed by floral street parade tell
lie The fault with the who with
pastor to hd out about the subjects be studied for the coming sbath
labor unwitngy bartender to quit the
Perhaps do
something like seO aud in wishing these numbers might
particular nobody
jured, of happens
department
viii mixed occasionally where wonder engende
Editor shba appears to be l472
w number sheba's Office number 1893
number 1888 and sheba not often called Bowen and not often
called Castle and the latter often mistaken be the doughty
little Japanese editor then miss But again is harm DONE for
all three Of them are most esma6e gentlemen
Honolulu has his residence telephone you curious
look it yourself in the book One Of
the leading 24s2 Likewise you
curious this look it for yourself in the
Perhaps missionary indignantly deny that his
for saloons and perhaps his indignation will be than that
Panying the denial of the proprietor the saloon that his is
Ands ad Hbum.
have two pieces of advice to give by which the evil may be remeod
place, concerning something
husband naugh the desired
fully before ring else might unwtingy have husband
telephone your
number changed such that by can it be mistaken for
system is good Particularly since through
the podng Advertiser published the
girls all pieces question opera
ton Satan has times CRASHED his teeth the marked decrease
profanity Honolulu
WHAT "aAB11E1o WILL SEE
speak
Chinese religion little Chinese and other pecuia
ties of almondeyed friends the other day little further
religions
ideas hereafter they
subject but did three little traditions from Chinese
friends during burst of KOnoh confidence He perfect master
pidgn English and fair idea of said
~ up IN my p could ma
about there The edition have however, considerably abbreviated
perhaps the
is right pg9 Yes whyq good
harm cnaman for killing g No Is right to kill mynah
birdi whya
will
Chlnaman Kill rds them
will lay the particular them
by your
ect Dogs be killed Except those of particular brand they
and dope joints Kill Them his spirit viii be the
proper of your
times,
Therefore do learn that the Chinese do believe in some kind of here
good flowing
wearing queefo parted
valley cemetery
for blow birds horses
other animals viii follow his it that the punishment
4 quite applied Christians; sug
gets startling possibilities any
; many instances references might be personal
WE ARE GROWING
Truly rapidly growing metropolitan and longer Jack Shark
system old old mules formerly
a exist by pulling in monthly swept box Habeas couses and
election other legal recreat freely
preaching vaudeville, and
soulfng INDUCED
is permitted resemble Hade paving material
the other
ougfaFes prohibition,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-02-07
WE ARE GROWING.

growing metropolitan, Shark
old mules formerly
election and mandamuses other legal recaons freely in
vaudeville,
nv other oulifng be INDUCED in Fort street
permitted paving
similar the other thor
oughfaFes The acceptance prohibition the observation-disclosures
The hotels
monthly drinks suffrage becoming
occasionally mentioned Alexander David
with Stocks
purchased margins of
talks
ere o about it.
Metropolitan shortly will
will overake
publishes Floral editnfor
daily such edonI of the things
which
things will added which, less truthful
significance the municipal growth proposition the few
garnered
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-02-07

The Sex Problem-An Example.
Transparent Misrepresentation.
Next Time, the Real Thing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19
Restraining ORDER
On PERRYMAN LAND
THE SECOND Is ISSUED TO
WRIGIITSMlN AND HURLEY
BY DISTRICT COURT.

Another chapter in the merry war
over possession of the Legus Perry
man land near jerks. in Section SIS
10, was written late Saturday after
noon. when District Judge /. NJ. Poe
granted e. j. Wrightsman and p. j.
Hurley, a temporary restraining order,
restraining Loren Conway and the
GYPSY oil Company, "A CUR subsidiary
from entering on the land or from
drilling in any manner on 1t.
As the case now stands, both claim
ants to the valuable lease, Wrghts-
man and Hurley on the one side, and
the GYPSY oil Company and Loren
Conway on the other have been re-
strained from drilling, the GYPSY Sc
curing a temporary restraining order
in the District Court last Friday.
This lease is one Of the most val
liable Of the new production in that
neighborhood and both parties claim
a lease on the land. It is probable
that the llgitation over the title vii,
be interesting
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19
HOLD NB. or A. DEBATE.
j. \. West and Frank Haynes Argue
Topic at Nlnltn.

Sp'rinI Ia the World,
Ninita, okla, Sept. lS.-Bcforc n
large audience today, which included
about l25 farmers. who were deeply
interested j. A. West campaigning
for the Peoples Power League, IN the
interest Of the referendum bin against
the state board " agriculture and
Frank Haynes Of this city debated
on the Campbell Russell bill. directed
against the state hourd West OPP
cucd the argument, and for an hour
he gave, almost verbatim the open
ing speech Of Russell, delivered last
week in oklahoma city, IN which he
characterized II as an "mdictment"
aga nst the board of agriculture,
Haynes rcfuted these arguments
and quoted figures TO show that 1t
would cost the taxpayers moro to
hold a referendum election. than to
su'uort the board for ten years
Thc consensus Of opinion seemed
to favor the board Of agriculture.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19
Sncoinl Elcctlnn TncsdnN.

on next Tuesday will occur the
special election in Good Roads. Dis
trict No l. held to determine the SEN
timent Of the voters on the proposed
bond issue Of 100000 for the pur-
pose Of building roads throughout the
district. Friends Of the proposition
have been waging good campaign
for the past several weeks, and it is
expected that heavy vote viii be
polled day after tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19
OFFICIALS MUST MOVE.

oklahoma city, Sept 1S.-State
officials connected with the courts,
the state library and the attorney
generals office were notified Satur-
day that the quarters they occupy In
the newly completed elght-story Law
renee building are unsafe, and must
be vacated at once.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19
SOCIETY NEWS.
on,oo Hours 1850 to 8 p, IN
Talophono 800,

Mr. elmer Speaker entertained n
numhor Of his friends with stag
s'umhor Party" Saturday night
Those enjoying Mr., Speakers hospi-
.nllty were; Messrs w, c. Jernigan,
lerd Ton'es, Clarence Shepherd Ralph
Kramer NJ, L. Sanders, Ernest Hook
ur and Joe Laley.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19
THE Citadel IS
NEARLY finished
SALVATION ARMY HOME DEDl-
GATED IN NOVEMBER,
BEST ARRANGED BUILDING
Hearty Approval Given by rr0pcUJ
Bunrd-J.c 90 Whi,h STRUCTURE
Mln T., iul

uui.,U III.l.U..u fin. I.rrY..l.U
hral ~ tn. l..,l r.rrs ,f tn. a,..
,u,l.n ARMY. auu,u.rrd yr.rrIa,
rful thc formal dedication Ut the now
eur some time In the first WpcH ol
nrN NoNum o. While tine building
viii De- rp4, for occupancy before
II wIl, Doe iurasslhlo To have certain
prominent ,i'Oors of the salvation
cation hcf.r. carly iu November
The dedication will be an elaborate
affair and the ministers Of local
churches probably VIII assist In thr
exercises as we'll as prominent Tulsa
citizens I'm other walks of Me.
The brich work on the structure
week and the building proper VIII be
finished hG the middle oi next month";
aecordinE io the present plans OF I'm
sign Hickman who ,s personally SUI
pcrinleuGlrg the construction work
Word has been received from the
that the plans fDr ,ho local citadel
are the most cumplet" and best ar
ranged of any vet received by that
board for similar structures about tn"
not he larger than ether citadels, it
is better arranged and offers more
facilities for caring for the poor ana
needy than any structure of the same
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19

Mr. E. y, Mitchell, the popular
president of the Commercial club Is
home aftor a pleasant stay at Macki-
nav Island, Mich.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19
Test Your Dry Cleaning

Has clothing home with disagreeabe odor
them? Has cleaner been frank enough tell
why this odor exists?
caused by the secondh hand chemicals in the
unsantiy conditions iu the drying
These things should know in order 10 the best results in
cleaning
material is used.
should insist be treated with
clothing Will be fresh wholesome
any disagreoahle odor
g just much difference chemicals used dry
cleaning dirty and clean
We guarantee drop of chemicals to- Doc thoroughly
refining plant and therefore
the very best result. I'm cleaning
Would you like to see thoroughly equipped cleaning works
operation cordially invited through
establishment We will s'd do and
will your LADIES ~ FsPEClA-
ALLY WELCOME.
Yours For Superior Service
The BOhnefeld Cleaning Works
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19

Misses Mary Bunch and Helena
5chenk were hostesses 10 the Semper
idolls Club last evening at the home
Of Miss Bunch on South Cinrinnau.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19

Mr.. Roy Purpus has gone to Kan
sas city to meet Mrs. Purpus who is
enroute home form CALIFORNIA and
places Of interest in the West
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19


Mr. Roy Purpus has gone to Kan
sas city to meet Mrs purpus who IL
enroute home form Culfornh and
places Of interest in the West.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Murphy
will chaperone "A party to the circus,
Friday evening Those In the party
viii be: Or. and Mrs. w Il. Wright,
MIR. and Mrs. Clark Robinson, Miss
Gertrude Braymer, Miss Geraldine
Braymer, Miss Maude Painter, Mr..
Copman, Roscoe Hugein and Joe
Washington.
The Mothers Congress will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. G. n.
Wright 7Oj North Denver.
This viii be the first meeting of the
l9l1-12 season and plans for the sea
sons work will be discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Wallace are home
after a pleasant visit with home folks
at Peoria and Monmouth. III.
Mr.. Roy Getman, wife and baby
have returned from an extensive trip
through Western states
Friends OF Mrs c. NJ. Armstrong
will be sorry to learn that she is i'll
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Harry Mitchell was the over
Sunday guest Of Mr. Charles Gillette.
Miss Josephine Ruch spent Sunday
with friends n Sapupa,
Mr.. II, a, Thompson has returned
to Tulsa after a several months stay
in Mexico and the Southwestern part
Of the United States.
Mr.. Guy Bowman, of Muskogee.
who has been the guest of Mr.. Char
les West and Mr. Earl Williamson for
several days returned home yester-
day
The Hichi Mourmee Club did not
meet last evening many of the mem
bers being out of the city.
Mr. Charles w. West spent Sunday
with friends in Muskogee.
The Lady Maccabees will meet in
regular session Tuesday, Sept. 18th.
deputy will meet with them. business
of importance will be transacted and
all members are requested to be pres
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Edwards are set
tied in their new home in Lynch For
Trenton avenues
--
Miss Celia Bodkn has returned
weeks duration in the East.
Mr. o. w. Nalonoy. Of Indenen-
dence. Kan. is q Tulsa visitor
The T. Il Club mat with Mic.
Edna stor1oy 700 so,t, noryar avon
ia Ios, nigbtootI,ts
.ro iaat a,.o.t.,
NJ, Mi, e,s- ..,
WIS. "auuo -, ',ie,' 'a' 'p'u' ,''u
va. '' "eN' '''i' WI" "e'
MI D. H. Noouard leit iast even
lhs' LOT NlS't win nome iolKS III
tennessee
Miss Mile Weller has returned
home folks in Chlckasha
nita to visit her mother Mrs Knight
for few weeks.
are home after a delightful stay, dur
ing the summer months at their sum-
mer home In Manitou, Colo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19
San Antonio Female College

SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
This school has the best buildings and
,quipnent the best climate, but the least
charges Splendid advantages. Session be.
gins September 5. For catalogue write at
once. Rev. f. Harrison, Pres, Sta. A.
San Antonio Texas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19

Judge Clay Carroll has returned
from a several weeks pleasure trip in
Colorado.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19

Miss Naleria Yoager win leave this
afternon for Norman whore she viii
attend the State University.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19

Or. and Mrs. l.. I. owen left last
evening for a visit with relatives and
friends in ST. Louis and Atlanta, Ga,
to be away several weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Murphy
Will chaperone "A party TO the circus,
Friday evening. Those In the party
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Robinson, Miss
Gertrude Braymer, Miss Geraldine
Braymer, Miss Maude Painter Mr..
Copman, Roscoe Hugen and Joe
Washington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19

The Mothers Congress will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs c. n.
Wright, 7Oj North Denver.
This Will be the first meeting of the
l9l1-l2 season and plans for the sea
sons work will be discussed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19

Miss Nellie Craig and Miss Adela
Berry enjoyed an over Sunday visit
with friends in Wagner, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19

Mr.. Dean Trlckett left Saturday ev-
visit his sister, Mrs. w. h. Gimble.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19

Mr. Roy Getman, wife and baby
through Western states.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Wallace are home
after pleasant visit with home folks
at Peoria and Monmouth, III.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-22
FOUND HIM \ WIFE.
Wrote His Name on AZ Esg and
Cupid Did the Rest.

Because an egg on which he had
written his name while hacking a
crate for shipment East reached its
destination in fresh condition. I'd
wa-I TAYLOR OF AlexaDdr,2. S. Etk..
!, :rccer's clerk. and Miss Mxrs ret
Gravner. OF Brooklyn. y. y. ere
married last week.
Miss Grayrer VIXEN opening the
eg- noted the name and address on
The she'll and being struck by thr
freshness Of the mcrsel OF food and
:he oddness OF the affair. wrote tc
the young man. more rs joke than
ANYTHING else Later photographs
were exchanged. then more notes.
and finally Taylor journeyed dowr
Eas: 10 soc in real life the object
OF MS peculiar romance.
Things were better in real l;fc
than on paper. and after short
corrtship he returned 20 Alexandria
and the grocery store. He did not
write or any more eggs-te didn :
have to-hc was enGared and 4"
loved the girl and the girl loved him.
The girl was the BROOKLYN lass wh"
wrote The joke note because she
found 4 boyish name inscribed o.
the shell OF n fresh "sg. Two weeks
ago TAYLOR returned 70 Brooklvn and
last week married Miss G-ayner.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-22
DETAILS Or E.lSLEY KILLING.
OIin Fletcher. Slayer OF Harrall
Go0dSon. in Jail.

Tuesday night. at the EaSley Cot
ton Mill. in the town OF Easley. DIN
Fletcher killed HaTrall Goodsoa.
From what can be learned il seems
,ha; several boys were sitting on the
church steps at the mill. about 9
O'Clock. Olin Fletcher walked up 10
the boys and asked Luther Norris for
4 cigarette Norris gave il 10 him.
Non. Of the boys had match DIN
Fletcher. seeing Ben Harris coming
down the street. asked Harris for 4
match. Harris pulled pistol out Of
his pocket and said: This is the
kind OF match I will give YOU" Har-
.is 2u, the pistol bach in his pocket.
Fletcher then pulled the pistol out
OF Harris.s pocket and began 20 sling
II around II was discharged and the
hulle, struck Harrall Goodson and
he vas killed almost instantly. They
were Young men about 90 years Of
age and unmarried Fletcher was
csugh, about four miles from the
scene Of The killing md is no. in Jail.
The coroner held an inquest. and il
is said motive for the killing was
brought out.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-22
BURGLARS TORTURE VICTIM.
Sin-c His Hair and Rli>tered HIS
Face 20 Get Money.

Torture By fire was resorted TO by
two burglars who broke into the
rooms OF Joseph Wishnock. cohb!er
in williamsburg. y. y. Wednesday
in their determination 70 make him
reveal :he hiding place Of his p!,itul
small hoard OF savings. II was not
until the men had burned OF Wish
rocks beard and hair and had eliS;-
cred his fac" and neck that he told
:hai his small st"re OF slo "as hid
den in the mattress on which his tor
tareEs had him pinned down. 4: the
hospital where the cobble- had his
ra:ntul but not fatal burns dressed
he identified Two Young men whom
IA, police arrested as the pa!c Tno
had ;o1tured and robbed him.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-22
KILLED BY REGULARS
MEXICAN SOLDIERS GUILTY OF
BRUTAL MURDER.
Four Old Men We're Shot to Death
and Rebels Wanted to Kill Sol
der Found Wounded.

In recen; fight near Mulata.
Mexico. between federa!s and the jr.-
surrec:os under General Ortega. III
which the former were :orccd TO re-
treat. an Associated Press correspoa-
dent was with the insurrcctos. Tn.
bodies OF the four old Eon-combat-
ants whose deaths are laid TO the
feGerals were found in farm house
near Mulata.
They were Eucevio de La Cruz.
Graz Samaneijo. Dccederio Garr2sco
and Matias Carrasco. One Of the
men was 90 years old. another was
blind and another cripple. All
were white haired Next morning
the insurrectos found these old men
with their hands tied behind thci:
backs lying riddled with bullets One
was s!ashed across the face by q
sabre
Several Americans viewed tho bod
les. photos were taken and several!
si:ncd an affidavit describing the in
cident. This sworn statement will
be sent to Washington.
a dramatic incident followed the
discovery Of the four murdered men.
A government soldier had been
found lying wounded IL the field.
He had been cared for and fed.
When the murdered men were found
several insur-ectos made rush for
the plaza in Mulata to get revenge
by killing this wounded soldier. In
the crowd was son and a nephew
Of one OF the aged martyrs.
Ike c-azv men they ran ycllinc
into the plaza and dracsed the sol
dier into the street. Many argued
against him. but others maddened
By the sight OF the butchered old
men drew their pistols and declared
they would kill any men that tried
to stop them. At that moment Or
;ego. the insurrecto commander. rode
into the plaza and called a halt.
MY children" he said. II have
had a home laid in ruins 1"2 wife
and babies dv,.ea naked and starr-
ing into the hills. and I am not
ready to kill an unarmed wounded
man"
The rage faded from the eyes Of!
the crowd and only one. the son.
stepped forward TO take the soldiers
life. Crtega drew his pistol. 1T
would break my heart 10 have 10 XII
a comrade." he said, but We shall
not ..e murde!ers.
The wounded soldier was picked
u7. mnm5lins his praises in terror.
and removed 10 shanty.
In the two days battle the teder-
ais lost ten TO twenty men and the
pronunciadcs lost one man killed
and one wounded The dead man.
U:la7io Sanchez. was shot while bat
tcring in the door OF house with
the Scotchman. F. S. McCombs. TO
.e, at squad OF soldiers.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-22
KILLED BY FATHER
MURDERER UNMOvED By THE
VICTIMS PLEADING WIFE.
The Young Man Drives Wagon on
Yard Against Fathers Orders and
:. 3Nr,.n
j. Shot Down.

With ;he wife Of his victim cling
:as 10 him and entreating hin! DO;
10 shoot. and her four children
standing by. a~e-st-icken witnesses.
William Martin LanGord. 6i-yeai-
old Confederate veteran. early We'd
nes6ay morning put bullet into the
hear; OF his son. William DcT!d
i.anford. 81 years old. killing him
almost instantly.
The son and his family lived wiki
:he old man on plantation on the
Enoree river. three miles from
Woodruff: Because OF constant
chickering's the son had decided TO
more. When he came with wagon
20 take awaY his household goods
fhe father bade him rot drive upon
;he yard under pain OF death. The
Young man IGNORED the command.
and was shot through the heart.
After the killing. the old man
mounted mule and. with head
erect. Glancins neither 10 the right
or left. paying no heed TO the Curl
Gus persons who followed him.
rode 10 Woodruff. calmly announced
that he had killed his son and said
he was going to Spartanburg to sur
render to the sheriff.
The train had gone and Lanford
accordingly went 10 Foster & Bry-
sons store and requested Bert
Weathers. a clerk. 20 telephone the
sheriff. W J. White. 10 come for
him. This was done and Lanford
was committed to Jail late in the
.t.".roca
In ia!i he complained CT begin III
and DR.. William G. Sexton vas
called and prescribed. II is reported
that Lanford is suffering from pei
lasra but the report lacks confrma-
ton. The old man said at the jail
that during the last six months he
has had Is physicians treat him for
intestinal trouble and none had been
able to do anything for him.
Dr.. Sexton said that owing to the
darkness OF Lanford's cell he had
not noticed any skin eruptions. i!
there were any. but he would make
more careful examination next day.
Coroner J. 3. Turner had the in
quest in the afternoon. There was
difficulty in obtaining jury because
OF the so or SO persons called near
" ali were related 10 the Lanfords-
TIe Jury finally chosen found that
W. D. I.an:ord had come TO his death
hv gunshot wound 1t the hands OF
W. VI Lanfo-d.
The testimony given was in ef!ec;
-hc same as the story given above.
There was evidence that LanfoGe
had consented 70 his son moving and
lid not object 20 his taking away
the furniture but ordered him not
10 drive the wagon on the yard.