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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-04-20

Garfield Tea, Herb remedy, overcomes
constipation, indigestion and sickheadache
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
MITCHELL IS Chosen
AS EXALTED ruler
FORMER TULSA MAYOR HEADS
LOCAL ELlLS - ANNOUNCE
DATE or OPENING.

John o. Mitchell. former mayor Of
Tulsa, was ehosen Exalted Ruler by
the members Of Tulsa Lodge No. 9f6.
B, p. 0 r.. IN It's annual election
held last Lght Other officials Of
tho organization were also chosen and
program Of initiation was carried
OUT
The date Of the formal opening Of
the magnificent Elks lodge house,.
lust completed. was officially set for
March 30 II was also officially an
uounced that the state convention
Of Elks will be held In Tulsa next
May TO- The new home Of the Tulsa
Elks is one OF the finest In the entire
Southwest, and the membership Of the
order IN Tulsa Is the largest I'm the
state. It ls expected that upwards
of 1000 Ell,s win visit IN Tulso dur
ing the opening of the new home.
More than 800 members were IN at
tendance at last nights meeting,
which closed with d banquet service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
NUSEOGEE IS LEFT
BY VERA FOR TULSA
CLAIRNOYANG UNDER BOND
HOPS MIDLAND AND LEAVES
FOR OTHER SCENES.

special 10 the World
Muskogee Okla. March Vera
March. the dlshiug blond c,airvoy-
ant, who Is accused of wroekus a
happy home with false prophecies
and under 5000 bound and a charge
Of criminal SANDER. - still missing to-
day and the police have no clews as
20 her whereabouts She myster.Ously
left the city sometime last night. taxi
ing the Midland Valley for Tulsl
Ezra GuYnau the hotel proprietor
who is said "a have lost lat, wife
through Veras fortune telling, de-
clares he will find her II he has 20
search the country Mrs. Guynan
still refuses 70 have anything TO do
with her husband. keeping herself
confined 10 another room In the hotel
and Ignoring him utterly She has
not packed up her clothes and return
ed TO her mother however and Guy
nan IS hopeful Of affecting resoucil-
iution.
Mrs. Guyuan on a visit 10 Vera last
Saturday wls told that her husband
was untrue 10 her. and that II she
would return home and look at the
stubs 10 his check book she would be-
come convinced Tho fortune teller
declared that Guynan was buying
silks and satin5 for other women. Re-
turning homo the wife rumaged
through her husbands check book
stubs und found tho names Of num-
Der Of women 90 whom he had paid
money
A scene followed an Mrs Guynan
packed her trunk. but did not leave
tho hotel simply going to another
room whore she has kept aloof from
her husband Guynan declares the
stubs represent moneys paid out to
help at the hotel lie swore out u
warrant against the clairyoyant charg-
ing her with criminal SANDER She
was placed under 5000 bond and her
trial was % have como up In two
weeks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
mountain PARK
RETAINS CAPITAL
SUPREME COURT PUTS END 10
SWANSON COUNTY FIGHT.
GOVERNORS WORD rules


lE',h,nl vlry okla March r.
rh, sgpr,pi, court In nm ,plrf,n by
A.s,,i,te Tusti,o Kan, vuasdav lFter.
oo,n declared Mountain park the right
fpr. .,urfy ..,t ,f swanson County by
r.rt,,,. .,r tb, .pr,.r,p,,fi,, by Governor
r,s,,,u wrft ,f mandamus 10
,,rpal IN, rasirn3tl,n OF Mountain
p,rl, h,, the oouur. officials was Grant.
I'd ,9,dttt,pnl,y
Tn, curt held tha+ the county Of
f.oars shou,d b,IJ tine county seat
whore dasisn,ted hv the GOVERNOR. In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
THE PRAIRIE COMPANY
leases 5000 ACRES
THE LAND ~ IN WILD CAT TER
RlTORY-NEW WELL WILL
EQUAL FAMOUS "13"

5opulpa. okla, March Tho
leasing records Of oil land during
the post few weeks show that the
Prairie on and Gas compnny has
secured leases on 5000 acros OF land
In this county Most Of the land L.
what Is known as wild cat territory
and les south and west Of this city
on men here generally believe that
ns result Of tho discovery OF the
new Sapulpa field southwest of this
town. that tho oil bearing sand OK.
tends many miles In the same d.
rcctlona Many companies are pro-
pairing 20 % extensive wlldcattlng In
this direction this spring.
Tho New York Companys we'll.
brought In yesterday Is flowing
steadily with gush that "a incrcas-
ing every hour Reports from The
VOL today showing that Il will equal
tho famous Thirteen woll.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
failure FOLLOWS AN
ATTEMPT TO RUN CAR
OKLAHOMA CITY STILL GETTING
ALONG WITHOUT TROLLEY
SERVICE AND WATER.

bpnciA 20 the world
oklahoma CITY, okla. March 7 -
Mayor Dan V. Lackey visited the
barns Of the oklahoma Railway Com
pany this AFTERNOON and witnessed
an attempt On tho part Of the COM
pauy to start car. The crowd. which
included a fcw striking car men.
swarmed about the car. but the troll
ley rope aud prevented It from leay-
ing the yords
Officials of the company declared
tonight that they would not run their
cars without protection for the lives
Of their employees and their property,
Mayor Laokey aud Jack Love. chair
man Of the state corporation COM
mission, conferred on the situation
today but without results so far.
ono Car Window Broken,
Oklahoma CITY, Okla, March 7-
There were few developments In the
car mons strike which stopped oper-
atIons Sunday Two cars wero run
out Of one OF tho cOmpanys barns
this afternoon and returned after a
slight demonstration. A crowd block
cd tho track and the motormon and
conductor lcft the car A small boy
broke Il car window with a rock. but
the incident caused no further trou-
bic. Mayor IaUtoy has asked the
state corporation commission 20 take
a hand. The state board Of arbitra-
ton meets tomorrow 10 consider the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
HENRY CHOSEN AS CHAIRMAN.
New Rules Committee VIII Meet First
on March 9Th.

NN NHHUTTlTNU TTTVN
Washington, March Tho rules
committee. which was chosen Nv tne
Ways aud Means committee held lts
first meeting today and elected ROD
ert l.. Henry. chairman.
It was agreed that all the members
Of the committee should make a
thorough study Of tho house rules boz
tween now and March q. when the
committee Will begin holding daily Sos
slons that viii continue probably until
congress courones In extra session
AprLl I.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08

Philip Kramer. city treasurer. yes
terday presented his report for the
month Of February 10 tho commits
sion. II shows receipts for the month
10 have been }10.78I30: dlsburso-
ments, b7Li4O4l. leaving a balance
in the treasury Of tho city Of Tulsa
at the close NJ busInes on February
% Of S50.7SlfS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
Texas CATTLE Will
ROAM OSAGE COUNTY
QUARTER or A MILLION LONE
STAR STEERS TO EAT rs TO 10
CENTS WORTH AN ACRE.


special 20 the World
Pawhuska, Ok. March 7,--Nearly
a million acres of Os1se county groz-
ing lands have been leased 10 Texas
and other oattlemsu Tor pasturiug
purposes this season. The Indians
receive i>Om 25 20 rs cents an acre.
Tho county commissioners permit
a larger area 70 be pnstured by Texas
cattle, provided the animals are
properly dipped aud otherwise made
immune against bovine diseases
The shipping Of about 2i0,0OO head
from Texas into Usage county viii
commence on or about March goth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
THREE COACHES DERArLnD.

Midland Valley Cars leave Track
Near siSlatook Yesterday Afternoon.
Special to the World
Skotook. okla. March THE
westbouud Midland Valley passenger
train was wrecked mile out oe
SNltook at 1880 o'clock this after.
noon. Three coaches ieft the track
and partially overturned but no ono
was injured SO far rs can be learned.
The cause Of tho deraiiment IL un-
known Traffic was delayed for
several hours
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
IngcrsoII ylslts pawhnskn.

special ~ Tho World
Pawhuskl okla. March 7.-Pres.
ldent Tngersoll and several other off
cituls Of the Midland Valley Railroad
Company arrlytd in Pawhuslta on 0
special train yesterday They want
Ga 20 sec Pawhuska before departing
for Arkansas City. where they will at
tend TO business CONNECTED with the
wichita extension Of the Midland Val
ley railroad, odd n,e aaIN r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
HAS NO JURISDICTION.
Judge Brcckinrldsc virtually Dis

Judge Brcckinrldgc Virtually Dis.
solves Injunction Of showmcn.
In the superior court yesterday aft
ernoon. Superior Judge NJ. A. Breck-
inridge held that he did not have ju-
risdicton 70 grant tho Injunction
which was temporarily given to the
owners Of places Of amusement week
before last. This injunction permits
ted tho shows 90 open on Sunday With
out tho Interference Of the city off
cials. It Is likely that ihe owners OF
tho Amusement places Will ask for D
supersedeas bond which VIII allow
them TO continue as now until the
testing Of tho oase IN the higher
courts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08

NJ q Burlington formerly travel.
Ing freight agent Of the Frisco at Ok
hhoma city. Is In Tulsa the success
sor Of w. l. Coleman, former division
freight agent of the u'rlsco at thus
place Mr. Coleman has resigned from
his services with the Frisco to engage
IN the hotel business at SNlinn. Kas,
Mr.. Burlington comcs to Tulsa we'll
likod and an efficient man Ia the
duties which he ia to perform
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
CIV AUDITOR MnI,ca Rcnort.

The monthly report Of n, b. Cline.
city auditor was filed with tho COM
mission Yesterday 1t shows the to-
tat available funds Of the city of
Tulsa to be Sli7992O7. During the
month OF February the total OK
peuses amounted to Sl2,5l3O0, The
total revenues for the same period
amounted to tS.0Sl 49,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
. TIIiolt Refuse. VI. p. Presidency

By Associated Press
ST. Louis. MO, March 7 Howard
Elliott president of the Northern Pa
oific railroad, tonight wired his re-
fusnl Of the presidency of the Mis-
souri Pacific railroad TO committee
.of Now YORK. men representing the
controlling interest Of the road
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
InspcctIng indian Grounds.

5peoLa 10 Tho World .t
PawhuslSn, okla. March -Asslst-
ant Commissioner Of Indan Affairs
Abbott, accompanied by joe Norris
are here on official business. Mr..
Abbott "a visiting and inspecting most
OF tho Indian agencies IA oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08

bN Associated lfeHS
Topeka. Kan, March 1.-Georgc
Hackenschmidt lost q handicap wrest-
ing match 10 Jeff Westergaard here
tonight lIackcnschmidt attempted
to secure two falls In an hour. but
at the end Of his allotted time he had
not secure one.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
Hearing IA Continued.

Tho hearing OF the South Guthrie
avenue paving matter was lnld over
until some future date by agreement
Of the commission and tho Interested
property owners yeslerdaVod
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08

Upon request Of the constructors Of
a sewer In 1907 IN block t3i, the COM
mission yesterday agreed 70 take Il
over at original cost II Is an eight
inch sanitary built at a cost of S225,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
WHO FOOTS BILL
FOR THE RENTAL?
HY OKLAHOMA CITY
MAY NOT BE FULFILLED.
UP TO The PROMOTERS
1n 'lipurn nWrdnv-lluying Of
"UrIu.1- 1-bruck-Goycnpr loses
Part uT Prohibition Bill

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
]. S. NOBOLIZES
MEN and Vessels
EXECUTES EXTENSTVES MOVE,
MINTS FOR PEACEFUL TIMES.
The RUN0RS ARE MANY
IL l. Feared That Trouble s, Brewing
point, Near McXicO-Pmy uc2.
say Departments.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CARTER IN COMMAND.
Hv As4oriotal pIpSs.

- 10y hNNNi lhNhh 4 ''''f
= Washington, March Tho
{. movement Of troops win take
e an entire division Of the United
. states army TO Texas and along
q the Mexican border within five
o days as the result of the or
q ders given by wire from Wash
q iugton within the past twenty
. four hours. In command of
. fore approximatng 10000
@ men or more than quarter
o of the entire amy OF tho
o United states will be under
% command Of Major General
q William II Carter, who ranks
% as assistant 10 Major General
% Leonard Wood. chief Of staff
o lie occupied a similar post
% tion as principal assistant 10
q Adjutant General Corbin dur
o Ing the Spanish American war
e aud since that time has had
q much experience In the field
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
THE WEATHER.

by Associated Prose
Washington, March 7,--Oklahomo
ana Akansas, fair Wednesday and
Thursday.
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
Temperature hsSnum, o.. ninimum,
57 northwest wind aud partly cloudy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
so0a0''0a.a9 . 000oa"o00N'.


rshIy to Impose on you more of che
burden than / ought TO impose"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08

sturgs, =. D. March 7 Orders
have been received at Fort Mead for
troops -" an -" OF the Fourth cav.
airy gun platoon and also wngon
trains to prepare 20 move 20 ri Paso,
Tex, 10 Join other troops Of the same
regiment hero. n' |n'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
Would Transfer Npnchcs.

oklahoma city Okla March L.
Both houses OF the legislature adopt.
td , resolution Tuesday memoralizing
congress TO place all of the Apache
Indians. now kept as prisoners of war
at Fort sill, on some Indian reser-
walton or other public domain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
company h TO 90 south.
fort Russcll on the Move.

Cheyenne, Wyo, March Two
hours after the garrison at Fort Rus
sell, Wyo was ordered 70 Texas TO-
day $500 men. with complete fleld
equipment, horses aud mules. we're
ready to entraln. The order was ro.
ceived at 10 O'Clock a. m. and at noon
preparations 70 board cars were COM
pleted. II VIII require g8O railroad
cars to move the Foct Russell detach-
mput
The evening times., 1911-07-25
ther west, however, this precaution

ther west, however, this precaution
will probably be taken.
There were other incidents that
rendered the stay in Devils Lake one
of extreme pleasure. Surprises await
ed them later in the day, among the
chief Of which was the publication
of a full sized newspaper by the Press
crew and was called the Daily Car
bueretor.
This included hits upon each of the
passengers and was eagerly read.
Editor Hoke Smith was responsible
for the edition.
Among the pithy sayings were the
following: Life is but a heeting
moment. Honk! Honk." "Be on your
way" Weather report-Dry in North
Dskota, wet in Montana
It was also stated that it was pub
lished on the hotel "speedomtker''
the worlds original auto hotel train.
Pilot c. s. Harrington has been
showing the drivers badges to be
awarded drivers of Winnipeg cars.
These are In the form of black fobs
with artistic solid gold charms. Some
changes in the route are announced
and the Halliday pilot crew left ear
lier than usual. Since leaving Min.
neapolis this csr has averaged TWEEN.
ty-seven miles an hour while. on the
road. The duties have been arduouf
and the members have not had ovel
an average Of four hours sleep eacf
! night.
The evening times., 1911-07-25
.LAMBOS IS LOCATED
IN THE PEG BY
POLICE
Deputy Sheriff Fischer Ex-
poets to Effect a Capture
Today

Jim Lambos, the Greek implicat-
ed in the Nash Bros, sugar stealing
case, search for whom has been
actively carried on since he skipped
town the fore part of last week, leav-
ing Max Rabinovich $500 bond to
pay, has been located in Winnipeg
and Deputy Sheriff H. M. Fischer is
at the present time in the Canadian n
city looking for him.
Lambos is the Greek who acted as
fence for Alex Murphy, paying the
latter 50 sack for the sugar TAX
en- from the Nash Bros. warehouse
and selling it to the confectionery
men and others for IS per sack. He
was released on $500 bail furnished
by Max Rabinovich but he evidently
knew that he was about to be ar
rested for criminal conspiracy and
left hurriedly.
1t is understood that Lambos is
in communication with a number OF
Greeks in the city who are keeping
him informed as to the status of af.
fairs here. He was traced to Win
nipeg and was located there. Deputy
Sheriff Fischer left on Monday for the
Canedisn city where he expects to
capture the willy foreigner today
The evening times., 1911-07-25
AUT0|STS ARE
SPEEDING ALONG
Several Penalties Inflicted For
Breakdowns- Pilot Car in
Trouble

Towner, N. D.. July 25-Speeding
westward over the best roads yet
encountered except Saturday, the
tourists reached here for lunch on
Monday. From Rugby west the crops
are not up to the standard OF the
territory farther east.
Two miles before reaching here
the. pilot car ran out Of gasoline, but
the crew hailed an automobile, the
party Of which gave them enough
gasoline to bring them here. The
HalLaday reached. the noon control
at 1890 o'clock Several women
rode on the Great Northern hotel
train preferring that to- the raw west
wind across the prairtes.
The scorer. Dr., Dutton, announced
that the Krit car has been penalized
fifty points. Twelve were for repair
ing the steering arm and thirty-eight
for putting in a new2.steering sknuckle,
the Petrol car got three. points for
taking water outside of the control
and the Colby two points for yaccel-
orator trouble President Hill of, the
Great Northern railway met friends
who drove down the line to meet him.
Characteristically he waved to every
body on the road. including gangs
on the railway, who all knew him
and returned the courtesy accorded
them.
The tourists refused to permit the
road detectives riding with them to-
day. declaring there is no danger Of
being held up. Az the tour goes fur
The evening times., 1911-07-25
PERSONALS

g. G. Danielson is here from Minot
A. E. Blyche is visitor from Can
dc.
Roy Winslow is in the city from
Arvilla.
Geo. D. Bell of Bottineau is a visi-
tor here.
E. L. Donovan of Langdon is a Wis.
itor here.
J. G. Smith is visitor from Bar
low. -'"'
Will L. spearman is in the citv
from Arvilla.
Charles Haugs of Brocket is a visi-
tor here ''t
w G. Hancock was an arrival from
Alinot Monday. '''
=. NJ. Craig and R. F. DeMars are
ia1s visitors from Bathgate.
Edward and James keenan, are Wis.
ltors from Esmond. -s
W. F. Crane of Devils Lake ;s ,
visitor here. ~ e 80 q
.. VIM: Barclay of sherbrooke is in
tne city taking in the fair.
y: A. Kramer of Walhalla was 9
business celler in Grand Forks TO-DAY
j. d. Taylor and son of Minot ware
1air visitors today "
Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Miller of sher.
"ood' N: D., are visiting in the cit,
John J. Lee of Minot. is spendins
lew days here taking in the fair.
Roy Winston of Arvilla was a bust.
ness caller in the: city today.
y. l.. donovan was in the city or
Monday on business mission.
+: Norton and NJ. Doyle Of Bartlett
N. D., were arrivals in the city TODAY
p. c. Cross Of Lansford was a fai,
visitor today.
Ben Glazer of Minot was an arriva
IN the city on Monday evening.
H: A. Anderson of Starkweather was
in the city today on business matters
Donald Campbell was a fair calle]
today from Hannaford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kerr of Gran.
Vile were in the city today in attend.
ance at the fair.
o. o. Ellison was in the city toda,
from LaMoure.
Jacob LIGHT Of Ipswich, S. D., was il
the city today
A. P. Mcintyre of Warren, MINI.
was business caller in the city to
day.
The evening times., 1911-07-25
EDWARDS WORKING
ON PLANS FOR
BUILDING
State Sanitarium at Dunseith
Will Be Established in the
Near Future

Architect w. ]. Edwards of this city
Is working at the present time on
the plans and specifications for the
new $25,O00 sanitarium at Dunseith
which will be erected by the state.
The building will be 42x50 feet.
full basement, two stories above
basement and an attic. In addition to
this $1,000 cottage will be erected
for patients which will contain out
door sleeping rooms in which patients
will sleep in winter as we'll as sum-
mer. The board has been organized
with VIM. Gottbreht es chairman and
DR.. Lemieux, both of Dunseith, as
secretary.
1t is expected that work will be
started this fall and that the work
Will be completed before the end of
the year. The plans for the main
building are nearly completed and it
is expected that they will be examin-
ed by the sanitarium board within q
short time and passed upon.
The state tuberculosis board was
given an appropriation of $37,50O in
all for the establishment of the sani-
tarium at Dunseith.
The evening times., 1911-07-25

been found that in subsequent years,
those exhibits profit by those criti-
cisms and correct those faults. This
year the quality and package is far
superior to that Of previous years.
The exhibit is in charge of R. F..
Flint, state dairy commissioners and
his assistant, E. H. Pierce. The
judging will be done by o. A. Stor-
wick, federal dairy expert and q. L.
Martin of the agricultural college.
They are expected to arrive tonight
and the Judging will be done Wednes-
day forenoon.
The exhibit is the best one seen in
the state. size and quality both con-
sidered. The exhibits come from
every part Of the state and as far
away as st. Joseph, Mo. The contest
will doubtless be close.
Men laugh at boys quarreling over
marbles but men fuss about more
foolish things than marbles
The evening times., 1911-07-25
Colton-W ilder
Grocery Go.
12s.124 South Third St.
State Fair Week

Fair visitors are invited to visit our
store during the week. This is the
largest and best advertised exclusive
grocery store in the northwest, the
place where all the people purchase
high grade groceries all the time.
APRICOT WEEK.
This is the week to preserve april
cots. Attention: The California
canned fruit will be at least Is per
cent higher this year, and home
canning should be given attention.