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Two-base hi,s-1elivclt. Daniels ~. Chase.
Blair Three base hits-Cree. e. Walker. Lei
.vrlt. Home rin Daniels. Sacrifice hits-Cun-
nfpEhaIn -. Gardner. Stolen Elberfeld.
2: HartzelI Schaefer. Chase. Mcbride. Left
on bases Washington. 10; New York. 4. Base
on errors-Sew York i. Double plsy-Sweeney
anil Gardner Struck out-By Vaughn, ]. by
Caldwell. 8. by Hughes. l: by Gray, J. Bases
Neil, .; on Gray. l. Hits-on Vaughn. In two
innings IN third. on Caldwell IN
seven innings: on Hughes. In SIX innings; on
Gray, in and one-thlrd innings: on otey,
2 in two-thIrds inning. Empires -Mcssrs. Con-
molly and GIoughlin. Time OF game. hours
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Holden Defeats Harris.

HARTFORD. Conn. June 4.-There
was but one game in the New England
championship tennis tournament here to-
day. the last in the finals. which Holden
of Yale won. defeating Harris of Dart
mouth. rs. +6. %, So. Winning
this game gives Holden the right to
meet the present title holder. Theodore
r. Pell. The game will be played Mon.
day.
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Swaps Pitchers.

BALTIMORE. June H.-Manager Jack
Dunn of the Baltimore Eastern League
base ball club today traded Pitcher
Tommy Adkins for Pitcher Sam Frock Of
the Atlantic Southern League club.
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SECOND GAME.

Two base hits-Cree. Sherry. Eberfeld, Hart
cell Three-hase hits-Hartzel w. Sacrifice hit
Daniels Sacrifice ny-Chase Stolen bases
Fitzgerald ~, Brockett, Daniels Left on bases
Washington. q: New York, g. Base on errors
and Chase Struck out-By Sherry, .: by
Brockett 4. Base talis-On Sherry. 4; OF
Brocket. 4. Umpires-Messrs O'LOughlin and
Connolly. Time OF game-1 hour and 33 minutes.
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Two-hase hits-Strunk. Nunamaker. Home
runs-MeInnis. Barry. Sacrifice hits-Murphy,
Barry, Hail -. Hooper. Stolen bRse-Hooper.
Double plays-Gardner. Wagner and Engie;
Baker and McInnis. Left hases-Boston. I;
Philadelphia. =. First bass. balls-Df Nor
gan. =. First has" errors Boston. I. Hit
by pitchor-By Hall tAIurphy,. Stnck out b.
Hall. 4; by Morgan. 3. Umpires-Messrs Egan
and Sheridan. Time Of gaule-l hour and %
minutes.
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CHAMPS WIN EASILY
Morgan Puzzles Boston and
Athletics Romp Home.
HALL FALTERS IN NINTH
Mackites Push Six Runs Over the
Rubber in Their Final Turn
at Bat.
HALL FALTERS IN NINTH

BOSTON. June 24.--W1th a heavy bat
ting rally in the ninth inning. when Hall.
the local pitcher. was found for eight
hits, Philadelphia defeated Boston today.
Z TO /. The work OF Collins and Baker
for the visitors was exceptionally fast.
Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington --....6 Washington 2
New YORK II New York .......... .
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago-D etroit-Rain.
St. Louis-Cleyeland- Rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

lO.hoIklN'yN
Cincinnati AZ IittshurR
New York ~ Broh n
Boston at PHILADELPHIA
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Schedules.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

TODAY. TOMORROW
Detroit at Chicago. Wn>h'toH at New York
Cleveland at ST. Louis. Philadelphia AZ Boston
Cleveland ST. Louis
Detroit at Chicago
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Pittsburg at Chicago.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York. Philadelphia ........
Brooklyn Boston ...--..... !
Pittsburg
Chicago ...... u
Cincinnati-St. lsouis-Rain.
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Had McAleer stuck to Hughes he would
have been no worse off in the first game
Gray has yet to make a good showing
on a New York field. For that reason
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Il am in receipt Of an anonymous let
ter containing more or less cuss words
advising me to get a shortstop who can
field, run and hit" said McAleer. III
that man will produce the shortstop will
make 1T an object for him not to swear
for the next ten years"
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Schaefer has taken the games very
seriously, much to the great disappoint-
ment of the fans in right field. How
can they expect me to be anything hut
sad when I am playing against a man
like Chase" remarked the comedian.
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In the meantime E1berfeld. just as ag-
gressive and as peppery as ever, played
as IL the Washingtons were within one
game of the pennant and only needed to
!! beat New York to win IL. You couldn't
buster him away from third base IL you
ran in with a garden rake sticking out
of the sole of your shoe.
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Two games next Tuesday. Johnson
probably will pitch in one of the games.
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Washington fell down hard against
Brockett, who pitched on little else than
his nerve. Sherry must not have thought
he had much of that, for he hit
safely when the other fellows couldn't.
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Hartzell tried very hard TO step on the
ing to make the home end of a double
steal. Hartzell is the second man this
year who has made bluff TO spike an
other. New York fans don't like IL, and
players who try that sort of thing event
ually are remembered.
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there are not very many New York fans
who think that he is a wonderfully clever
nitl htr
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Daniels. Hartsell and Cree did the bulk
of the batting for the Highianders.
Daniels did the bulk of the bad base
running.
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Cree is the first New York batter to
peg the score board in left field this
year. and he would have made three
bases instead of two with some other
fielder than Walker
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01
RAMONA.

nI'ilAl 10 iAt NulAu
Ramona, okla. Dec. 31.-Christmas
passed pcaceably here with The oxcep-
ton of n large number Of drunks
Christmas trees ana exercises were
held at the different churches AN
all round good time" was celebrated
by the poacc-loving people.
l., S Holmes drove to Ochelata sun
day 20 view the ruins of the town az
ter the fire Saturday night.
Charley Shiyoly, wife and children
were here visiting Mr.. Shiyely's step
father who just lately returned from
The west Mr. Shivoly was former
resident OF Ramona but is now en-
gagged in business at Sapulpa.
The road ovcrsoers of the various dis
trlcts have been busy az work OF late
grading ana working the roads around
here until now they are in excellent
condition.
Mr. Edward Horsloy has been NOV
ing several large pumps and boilers
this week to the Gulf Line pump sta
ton west Of town.
Mr. William Kean was at Matoka
Wednesday after a load of pipe
Edward Lyce, n barber here, died
last Sunday al his home and was bur
led Monday in the cemetery on the
Hill.
A. j. Jordon, son OF sheriff Jordon
was in Barilcsvillo Monday on busi-
ness
Miss Clara Pittman entertained a
number Of her young friends In his
home at Ochelata last Monday.
McMehans pipe line crew Is now
camped about six miles northwest of
town.
Sidney Jordon the younger son Of the
sheriff visited his brother Anderson
this week
s. r. symonds is visiting his brother
Marion In Preston this week,
Guy Reed, who has been visiting
his father in Bartlesyille, returned
Friday,
MIR. Johnson a student OF the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College at
saltwater was the guest of Miss Fran
els Diggs this week.
Miss Plossom West was In Bartles-
vile this week.
Mrs. Henry Jordon of Bartlesyille
visited Mrs j. ". Dallas this week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 31-ThreC
scientific societies which have been
holding annual meetings at Yale Uni
versity, brought their sessions 20 a
close here today by electing officers
as follows:
American Physiological Society
president DR.. s. X. MeltZer, Rookie
feller Institute; secretary DR.. A. j.
Carlson, Columbia University, and
treasurer, Dr. W. b. Cannon, Har-
ward Medical School.
American Society OF Biological
Chomists--Presldent Prof. j.. d.
Mendel, Sheffield Scientific Schools
vice president. A. d. Macallum. Uni
verslty OF Toronto; secretary, Prof.
A. N. Richards, University Of Penna.
treasurer, Walter Jones, Johns Hop
kins.
American Society OF Pharmacolo-
gy and Experimental Therapeutics
President, Prof. j, j. Abel, Johr
Hopkins University; secretary, Reed
Hunt, New York, and treasurer, A.
s, Joenbnhart, University Of Wiscon-
sin.
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BEGGS.


.fp'tlhl 70 ihe Nollu
BcgRs. OKLA, pee. 81 One Of the
most notable events OF the glad Yule-
tide was the reception given Thurs
day afternoon by Mosdames ] No
Bile Thompson ana Homer A. Cole, at
the home of Mrs. Thompson. The
decorations were In Keeping with the
popular season In Christmas bells and
the colore note or fed and white was
carried out with floral decorations of
red and white carnations, which was
a fitting compliment 10 the occasion
Those who enjoyed the hospitality OF
this home were Mosdames Peck, Bell
Parks, Jack Docamp Culp, Latto, ID d.
r.. Young William Thompson, Ward.
Lewis, Byron rascoe. Past. Dodds,
wesley l.auhurd and AIlss Miss sal
iic suuddN ln % gucssiug contest Mrs
podds won the prize, q cut glass pep
per and sali shake A two course
luncheon was served.
Attorney Van ADcrtson was IN
Okomah part OF this week.
Miss Catherine Barr is spending
this week In Begrs
W. II. Ksylor has moved his store
to Preston.
Mrs. Lewis Of Broken Arrow Is
visiting AT The home of Mrs. Bay
Wards.
The baby Of Mr. and Mrs Earl
Brown Is ON the sick list.
Lewis Kirlman was a ncggs visitor
Wednesday and Thursday.
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ed 10 Elk city after several weeks
Yisit at The home Of Rev Adams
Mr. and Mrs Donaho have return
Ira j. Patterson returned home
from Ada, okla, wednesday.
Mr.. mud Mrs. Bowyor OF Llnneus,
Mo-, arc here Visiting their daughter,
Mrs, g. a. Post.
J, u Kelly has purchased the IN
tercst ~ j.. =. Rutherford In tho
hardware aud furniture business,
Attorney Robert Lamar ana +. =.
and p. @. Rutherford OF Houston.
Mo-. are here this week.
Mrs. Cnn Drinkcr and daughter,
Esther, are visiting az Wcictka, okla.
Rs. Adams will begin revival
meeting al tho Methodist church sun
day night,
George Davis made n trip TO tho
country Wednesday,
llumel a Latto have new delivery
wagon.
Mr., ana Mrs. Charles Humphrey
and children are visiting at Mansum,
Okla.
Irene Page has recovered from a
very severe spell of sickness,
Henry cole has moved his family
on II farm close TO Nowata, also Lon
May ana wife.
School win begin Tuesday.
Dick Lowell OF Olmulgcc was hero
Sunday and Monday.
Mr. ana Mrs, Noble Thompson vis-
tied Tulsa Monday.
Ora Kaylor Is IN Preston this week,
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Mingo enicrtained several Of theiI
neighbors with q Christmas tree on
Chriftmas eve.
Mlnta ana Fay Hollis spent Tues
day aud Wednesday with Corntlia and
Jennie Mil's az MohRwk
Miss Pearl Smith and brother OF
Taneha spent Christmas with Miss
Ethel and Edgar wilson
Misseg Incz Munsey and Zella
Wolch ana Mossrs Claude Wolch aud
Charley Munsey drove 10 Tulsa sat
urday
Miss Ida Lewis OF Vera visited Miss
Inez Munscy recently
Mr., Bruce and family Of Tulsa
viii move into the loarr property
when vacated by Mr. ed Hedgecock
and family,
Mr.. and Mrs ". NJ ncard left
Tuesday for Eureka Springs after an
extended visit here with relatives.
a Bible study and prayer meeting
was organized AZ the church Friday
night by Rev r +, Barrier.
The sunday school scholars render
ed q very Interesting program Christ
mas eve al the church. The tree was
heartily laden with presents and a
treat for every one. A large crowd
was IN attendance.
A very interesting program was
rendered by tho pupils Of the public
school on Friday December 49, Great
credit is due the teachers as well as
the pupils Tor the time spent IN pre-
pairing t.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Mills OF Mos
hawk entertained Mr.. Mills Sunday
school class at their homo Wodnes-
day evening. Among those present
were Misses Ethel Wilson. Ruby
Chism, Addlc Chism. Erma jack
man, Winnie Cumloy, MurRarito and
Mabel Judd Mossrs Ray Hodgecock,
George HodrIX Robert Jones, Edgar
Wilson. Ernest Judd. lee cream and
cuko were served.
Miss Ethel Wilson went TO snpulpa
Thursday 10 spend the week end win
her mother al sapulpa,
Mcssrs. Ed O. Chlsm and claude
JACKSON ATTENDED lho CHRISTMAS en-
tcrtainmcnt at Ganett Friday night.
Mss Mabel Judd Of Dawson, Miss
Cora Baker and Mr.. Ed Mcbride OF
Tulsa spent Monday with Miss Ethel
Wilson.
Miss Willie Williams spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Winnie Cumley,
Carl Wolf spent Christmas at Bris-
tow.
Edgar Wilson spent a few days the
past week with his mother at sa-
pulpa.
AIr, I'D Bowen was a ". itor IN Tul-
sn the past week.
Mrs. George Miller is visiting hor
mother who is sick, at Clargm0re,
BEGGS
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BROKEN ARROW.

Special 60 the World.
Broken Arrow, Okla, Dec. 3l.--
Airs. f.. Il. Talbot has gone back
TO her old home In Missouri where
she and Mir Talbot will make their
future home.
Mir. and Mrs. Y. /. j. Holt returned
home from Lawton, where they spent
the Yuletido with tho relatives Of
Mrs. Holt
Mrs. Alvin Laws entertained last
Thursday with an informal banquet
TO the parents Of AIr, Laws and those
Of Mrs. Laws and their respective
families. Covers were laid for twenty
five guests. Mr. and Mrs. Grubo OF
Kansas City was also present.
Miss Leila Dalton, one OF the in
structors IN the Keifer High school,
spent Christmas at home.
MIR. c. h. Chenworth had as his
guest for Christmas his father and
mother Mr. ana Mrs, Il, A. Chen
worth OF Lathrop, Mo.
Mrs. Bess Whalen OF Hobart, Okla,
visited her parents during the holi-
days. MIR. and Mrs. Augustus Lam
custer.
Mr. James H. sykes OF Tulsa spent
Christmas with his parents and other
relatives Of Broken Arrow
Dad Lacy Is indisposed with a
slight attack OF Gripp.
A stauffcr and ]. j. n. Sykes made
a trip up I'm Rogers county last Mon
day.
Mrs. George Eddleman has had as
her guest Mr.. Fred Mason and wife
or Springfield, Mo-, for the past week.
MIR and Mrs. Fred staley and wife
had as their Christmas guests the
mother and sister OF Mrs, Staley Of
Missouri
Mrs. Hattie Brown spent Christmas
here with Rev, Leroy Thompson or
the First Presbyterian church. Ac-
companying her was Miss Ruth Ab-
ernathy daughter OF Judge Aber-
nathy,
Miss Murray. the neice Of Mrs
Maggie Addison of TahleQuah is vls-
iting with her aunt here.
Mrs. X. NJ Rowe is visiting With
relatives In Muskogee.
Mr. aud Mrs @. 4. Munson are
visiting IN Missouri during the holi-
days.
Mr. Frank Price spent the holidays
In Nevada, Mo.
Mrs. r. r. Knight has with her
during the holidays her daughter,
| Miss Gertrude Donaldson.
II is reported that Miss Anna Mur-
ray who has been teaching In the
Primary department Of the lodl
schools that she will be unable to
resume her work after the holidays.
Miss Murray is with her mother at
Kansas City.
Mrs. s. ID. Barrett, who has been
visiting DIR. Laws and family for the
past week returned TO her home In
Colony, Oklahoma.
For the past three months we hs.,e
been exceedingly dry for lacf. OF rain
and II has looked Ike some of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01
HARDWARE BUSINESS GOOD
50 Louis House Makes Big Gain for
the Year 1910.

St. Louis, NO., Dec. 81. 19l0,-The
Norvell -Shapleigh Hardware Com
pany, 81. Louis, Mo, report gain in
sales for 1910 over 1909 Of 1850 .000,
In 1909 they gained more than 81
100000 over 1908. In two years they
have therefore gained over $4,000, 900
IN sales.
The company stated their gain in
1910 was made by the same number
OF salesmen, and without opening any
new territories, or making any
changes in their lines OF goods.
There was no speculative buying OF
hardware in 1910, and merchants only
bought goods as they needed them.
The company attribute their re-
marlSable gains TO Good Service
their houuse mOtto--and the quality
of their Diamond Edge" line of tools
and cutlery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01
Notes from Our
Neighbor Towns
DAWSON.

Dawson, Okla Dec 81 Mr.. y.
Morgan and daughter OF Mingo
b, TO Tulsa TUESDAY,
fr, and Mrs Ross Lister Of COL
Eville, Mrs. Rruner nnd son Will
Mrs. Ed Bowen spent Christmas
h Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Combs
dr. and Mrs. Ilildorhmndt have
we'd TO Tulsa.
Mrs. Mamie Comma and little son
ge moved 10 TULSA
Mr., and Mrs Olin Lewis Of Paw
hka visited with relatives over
ristmas.
Men Lewis IS sick with pucumo-
!.
MI. and Mrs William Williams
re In Tulsa Monday
Elmer Anensworth is on the sick
Dncle Ben Ballard has been very
X with plcuTln.
Misses RUBY Chism, Erma jack
n and Ethel wilson were initiated
10 the Royal Nclghbors.
|rhe Modern Woodmcn meet every
|esday night and the Royal Neigh
fs meet the second aud fourth Fri
|ys,
|Miss Ethel Wilson visited Miss lnc2
|endorf "Wednesday afternoon.
|Miss Stella Wlkcns spent Wcdnos-
" with Miss mcz Munscy
MIR, Harrison sh,dlcbar or Car
NJ was a caller here Wednesday
|Mr. simon Purse Of Perry County
b., visited Mr. ana Mrs. WIN Kelly
b past week.
Miss Dorothy Barrier Of Tulsa spent
|ristmas with Mntn ana Ray Hollis.
Iucilo Shedlebar. Hattie Arnold and
rne Woonoy spent Tuesday with
,rnelia and Jennie Mills OF Mohawk.
Mr. Glen Jackman is appointed
ador for the Christian Endeavor
D1ay evening January T.
Ldr. ana Mrs. Roy Gray have
owed here from Missouri.
Mrs, Bruner and daughter Mrs
Bowen, visited .n Tulsa Tuesday
I'd Wednesday.
Mrs. McGnl called on Mrs. Saw
= Monday
Hiss Ida Brummctt has returned
pm n visit with her sister In Ne
aska.
MIR. and Mrs r. l., Morgan Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01

stock would suffer, yet gentle wet
ting rain which came last Tuesday
has given new hope 10 the weather
prophets and II looks now as II II is
possible 10 say the least OF for rain
to fall here. During all Of this
weather Broken Arrow has had num-
bcrs OF wells which have not been
affected by the drought The rain
has done u wonderful lot OF good but
there are those who are still in a po-
sitiOn 20 use moro.
additional News Notes on Pages
o aud -.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01
FEW NoN-UNIoN MEN LEFT.
Missouri Pacific Machinlsts Are Eill-
Ing Tn the Se,laIil Shops.

sedalla, Mo, Dec 9l.-Wth the eX-
cepuon OF fourteen non-union fore
men, only twelve strike-b breaking ma
chinists are now employed at the Mis-
souri, Pacific shops, Many Of the un-
ion men who have been working at
Springfield and Moberly, Mo-, Pitts
burg, and Parsons, Kas., and Bloom
ington, H., have returned to their old
positions The old men say they found
the tools and machines in bad condi-
ton as the result of the strike, and it
viii require months to get into first
class order the many disabled en-
gncs on the system.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01
RHODE ISLAND HEADS LIST.
Smallest State Has Largest Number of
People 10 tic Square Mile.

Washington, Dec. 31,-Rhode Is
land has 50S.5 persons TO The square
mile and heads the Hist for density
according TO the figures Issued to-
day by the census bureau.
Nevada, with seven persons to the
mile, is at the bottom.
Second in the density list is Mas
sachusctts with 41s.S: then comes
New Jersey. 3377; Connecticut, 2S1.3;
New York, 1912.
Kansas has eos; Nebraska, 1876;
Idaho increased 1.9 to 80, and okla
homa from ia TO 23.9.
Missouri has 4s9; Arkansas, 30;
Texas, 14.S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01

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

TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE
The all.witc CREATOR did not endow
Won with high idoala noble inspirations, de-
sire for happrfs and return for that great
love craving within your heart without at
ihe same time placing within your reach
tne means Of attaining those desires. She
know1 how to control and harness that
POWER for your success and hers. In this
llno Of work Nine. MARSH has no competi.
tors She stands alone upon sun kissed
eminonco Of knowledge and skiS--outshlning
ihe average medium Of today as the suns
brilinncy outshinos the fainiost star.
WHY EXPERIMENT WITH HIGH
PRICED CLAIRVoYANTa WIEN HER
FEE rs so LOW AND GENER0USl
II YOU are in doubt Of her claims, feel
yourself invited TO call and she will give
you more substantial proof of her mar
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fort received from mortal Though her
work is OF peculiar individuality far differ
ent from The ordinary vocation oi woman
sihd, YET Il is performed with human agen'
~ and does not place her upon a pinnacle
sc lofty but what the moss humble ana hon.
ut le.,ss may Eeaeh her and be received
With the same courtesy that 10 extended 10
- dwelier in marble halls
ALI COMMUNICATIONS
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
fours, 10 a m. 10 9 D. m. Closed Sundays
Suits 20-2i Robinson Annex
srd Floor Daniel Bldg.
CORNER THIRD AND MAIN STREETS.
Main Street entrance, 2 hiehis up.
brings you right 10 her door.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01

when md whom you viii marry, tells o.
| friends and enemies. YOUR SECNEr
|rROrRLES, the cause aud romedy--iN fact,
|clls everything Locates absent ouvs. re-
|nifes the separated and causes. quick and
happy marriage with the one You love, over
BONES your rivals and enemies. Gives
Frralliblo advice on all affairs Of lie,
Including Business, Law, Health
'harvcos, Travel, Patents Invest
|ncn,b, etc.
MkO DEVELOPS rERSONAL MAGNET
lsM, ClAIkNONANCN and POWER OF
. 0NrROl
II YOU have becO imposed upon by the
rotend,r do NOT lotc hope aud give way 20
despair but seek relief by COufuliinr "A
. MARTYR. who by her God given power
win help az those IN need. Remember u
here wcro no genuine clairyoyancy there
would be no oduntrriclts
SIZE GUARANTEES TO SUCCEED IN
THE MOST DIFFICULT CASFs WliLRE
|Ala OTHER MEDIUMS FAIL SUCH
hSES SOLICITED
Is there any secret trouble ButwinC ~
Hour heurt Does another share the love
which rightfuly belongs 20 youl IN ~ one
YOU love growing colder Has the curse of
lhnk assRilod your home Are your enc
mics making your lie misorablcl II No
he will unravel tho tangled threads Of mis-
or,une that threatens you. She will hwak'
on ncw force within you which will change
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01
Refused Position at Indian School.

kcluscu foSlliou dI IlulAn StilOoi.
Special 20 the World.
Norman, Okla, Dec. S1.-Charley
standley, a member Of the post office
force received word that he had been
given a probationary appointment as
teacher OF manual training in the In
dian school at Wapeton, N. D., at a
salary OF $4,000. He declined the APP
pointment.