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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
DENTAL ASSOCIATION
IN QUARTERLY MEET
NORTHERN BRANCII or OKLA
IIOMA HOLDS AFTERNOON
AND EVENING SESSIONS.

The Northern Dental Association OF
Oklahoma held its second quarterly
session in Tulsa yesterday, conveninG
in the offices Of DR., i. p. owens in
the Bliss building for tho afternoon
session, and In the parlors of the
Robinson f1r the evening session.
Drs. G., s. DeFoe, 70. b, Martin
and @, w. Conger were the commit.
tee TO arrange the program. Tho aft.
ernoon sess on was given over TO chair
clinics as fellows:
Crown, Bridge and Inlay Invest
ment-C, r. Woollomes, Blrtlosvllle
Double Inlay Bridge Anterior Cast
ing Direct on Taclngs-W. d, Rush.
Cleveland.
Casting Aluminium Plates-W. r.
Miller fsapulpa.
Metal BaHe for Porcelain Crowns
b. H. shobo, Bartlesville.
Extraotlon--New Method OF Pro.
ducing Anesthesia---T. \. Beeler, Ok.
mulgee.
Casting on Pofocaln--John b.
Hawkins, Tulsa.
Pressure Anosthesia-L. p. Owens.
Tulsa.
Casting Method Of Setting Detach.
able Pin Crown--H. II. Messlmer,
Nowata.
The evening session was devoted to
the reading and discussion Of the fol.
lowing papers;
"Advertising"-A, NJ. Bradley
Mounds. Dlscusson opened by J. M,
Temples, Tulsa.
"'rhe Dentists Equipment"--C. L..
Hayes, Pawhuska. Discussion open
ed by l., p. Saunders, Pawnee.
"The Kind Of Men the Profession
Needs'-R. +. Lee. Tulsa. Discus
sion opened by B. N. Hope. Pawnee.
In attendance from out Of the city
were G. W. Woollomes and b. l..
Shobo, Barticsville l.. =. Saunders,
y. N, Hope, Pawnee; II. II. Messl-
mer, Nowatq; w. D. Rush, Cleveland;
p. Sl2er, Broken Arrow; r. Y, Beel-
err Okmulgee; Ira Malone and ]. J.
Hickman, Slpulpa; G.. l.. Hayes Paw
huska; A. 4. Watson, Bristow; from
the city were r. +. Loe. G. S Ferner,
j. H. Hawkins, w NJ. Wilson, q. s.
Del'oc, j NJ Temples, l.. p. owens
and VIM Harrison.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
With tho Home Builders.

The usual number Of permits were
issued yesterday at the office of the
building inspector. According to the
statistics inspectors Office, Tulsans
are ever at 1t when 1t comes to build
ing. Yesterday a permit was issued
TO the Lily Bakery on East Third
street to remodel the front of the
building and make other improve
ments that will cost In the neighbor-
hood Of $100 r. u. Williams Sc
cured q permit to erect n barn that Is
to cost 500. w. L. Kennamer took
out n permit to remove a house from
Maybell and Archer, west to the city
limits Splre Berry secured a permit
to erect a residence on Collins street
in the Perry addition to cost 800.
A. C. Fonda will build a barn on Fifth
street that is TO cost 800.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07

enforcement OF this law will not be,
and Is not success. | know that
there are not IL places here where
they are selling openly. There may be
that number OF places where they are
selling beer from tho hip pocket, or
by sending six men, four OF whom
we're strangers to me, the others be.
Ing myself and escort. in tho picture.
4 have this picture.
( iAt a drug store / again was Of
forded an opportunity to have pho
tograph taken, The photographer
took the picture with the young man
who. waited upon customers and my
escort shown IN the picture. The pict
ure shows shelves usually found in a
drug store, with whlskey bottles con.
tanning whlskey and blue ribbon in
bottles on a lower shelf. This Is a
typical statewide prohibition Okla
homa drug store,
'At a restaurant with an upstairs
annex, / was permitted to have a
takeni which shows be-
sides myself and escort, two strang-
ers who were IN the place az tho time
enjoying refreshments. the bartender
and two negro porters II shows the
counter with all the usual parapher-
nplia incident TO a barroom with
drinks being served"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
CARNEGIE HELPS ORGAN FUND.
Steel King Gives $3.50 for Warrens-
burg Church Instrument.

Warrensburg, Mo-, May G.-The la
dies OF the Pipe Organ Society OF the
Baptist church of Warrensburg have
been notified by Andrew Carnegie that
he will give them $3.50, one-half Of
the price of a new organ the church
Is installing
Members of the soicety some time
ago wrote Mr.. Carnegie asking aid for
the organ fund and he replied that he
would donate one-half OF the cost
when the other half was raised by the
society. This the ladies had already
raised. They notified the steel king
and he Immediately placed the other
half at their disposal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
100000 o0oeocJ0so00000o.S0.
CITY NIws CONDENSED.
o0o0ooaa0.oo. ..oooao0o.o

Tea Company Changc-Sam Nc
Grew, proprietor OF the American Tea
Company. yesterday sold his business
to Charles Way of Parsons, Kan. Mr.
Way will mcve his family here and
make this city his home. He had tho
same business at Parsons and sold out
Wednesday ut that place and took
charge hero yesterday. Mr.. McGrew
will go to Iowa and Join his family.
He still retains his residence property
and may retLrn to this city to live.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
TULSA Schools
HAVE TWO HEADS
TULSA is A CITY THAT DOES
THINGS SO DOUBLY.
new BOARD Gets ACTION
Rcsclnds Work of Old Board by Sclcc-
tion of MIR Mnsters-Secretary'
Salary Cut.

Tulsa has two superlntendents Of
the city schools, II. Il. Downing.
elected by the old hoard, and J. c..
Masters, reelected by the new board.
In an adjourned session from the
evening before, the new board OF
education yesterday morning rescinded
the work of the Old board with respect
to superintendents, The new board
after resembling the contract made by
the old board, Immediately elected j
| G.. Masters Tor the sixth time as su,
! pcrlntendent of the Tulsa schools. In
the rescinssicn Of the contract of r.
Il. DOWNING and the electing of j,
| G. Masters, the board moved with o
precision and a dispatch similar to
that OF a well drilled militia troop.
All OF the old principles were re-
elected, j. Il. Katz as the head of the
High School, A. j. Keeling, Central
school; II. d. Maxwell, North Side;
o. o, Pryor Lindsay; G. j. 8Farwood,
Owen; Ray S. Fellows. Lynch For
sythe; George McCurdy, Bellview,
and A. Mcdonald, West Tulsa.
After setting the matter of SUI
perintendent and the principals In
so far as 1t was concerned, the new
board set September IL as the date
for the ope1ing of the Tulsa schools
this fall.
At the meeting of the new board OF
education yesterday, -four members
were present Holding that but four
members of the old board, and three
of the four elected in the last election,
ma ing total OF seven, were quail
lfrl, President Grimes declared that
the four present constituted a quo
rum. C. II Reuter- OF the former
board and three of the members elect,
N. w. Maypinnes, j. S. French and
C. w. Grimes. were present.
On motion of DR.. n w. Mayginnes,
seconded by DR.. ]. S. French, a COM
mittee cons sting Of C. r. Reuter- and
President Grimes was delegated to
look up the legal status of the claims
of Ollie Me rshall. Marshall refused
to qualify at the meeting Of the new
board when 1t effected an organiza-
tlon.
Tho second act OF the new boaru III
direct contraN entlon to that of the old,
was to rescird the orders OF the old
board that the superintendent be re-
auired to ovact permission of tho
board II no left the city, even tenn
porarily.
The occasion for this second act
on the part Of the new board was
when Superintendent Masters, car
rying out the orders of the old board,
ask ed for permission to leave the city
for a few hours on May 25, when he
is invited to deliver the principal ad-
dress at the graduating exercises OF
the Mounds schools.
Secretary Reuter-, stated to the
board that he considered the salary
of $50 a month, which is paid the sec
retary entirely too much, considering
the duties required by the office, and
advised that this salary be cut to $50
n month, MI Reuter- made this state
ment I'm the form of q motion which
prevailed.
The concensus of opinion among
the members of the nev board VINO
were presen. was that immediate ac-
ton should be taken relative to secur-
ing teachers for the coming season.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
Have you read the advertisement In
todays paper7 There are a number
of vital messages OF interest to you.
Clarcmoro Man EnIists.

The Tulsa recruiting station OF the
United States Army Is very much in
evidence, according to the reports OF
Sergeant l.. Q. Roby in charge. New
recruits are being accepted every day
Applications are numerous. Lee r.
Crutchfiold, who enlisted early in the
week was sent to his point of service
Friday night. Crutchfield made his
home IN Claremore and goes to the
cavalry branch OF the service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07

Mrs. r. w. Kellough entertained
with a baLy party yesterday after
noon for Baby Lambert of Independ-
ence, Kan, and her own two children.
Helen Virg' IA and Thomas Booth
Kellough. The little guests ranged in
age from two months to two years
and were twenty in number. Baby
Lambert is here with his mother,
Mrs. e. j. Lambert
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07

commissioner. Mr.. Crows work will
be of special nature, he having
charge Of the inspection OF tho assets
Of banks which are operating under
the bank guarantee law and doing
irregular inspection work. Charles
Berner of Tulsa, who was state
bank commissioner, has resigned.
His place will be filled by a transfer
of some one from another inspection
district,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07

According to Carl Magee, chairman
Of the committee OF eleven, which was
selected Mt a mass meeting to further
the work of those interested in the re-
tentIon OF j. G. Masters, as superin'
tendent OF tho Tulsa schools, the or
dlnance which the committee pro-
poses to initiate. and which viii have
bearing on tho school situation In Tul.
"a, has been practically completed and
early this week, the committee will get
busy circulating the petitions neces-
sary TO initiate the movement.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
REPORT TRUE TO
CERTAIN EXTENT
MAYOR MARTIN ANSWERS IET-
TER on STEVENS REPORT.
Says COUNTY should help
Dives ana Joints Could Easily BE
Closed Up by County Officers
Says Mayor In His Reply.

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07

Alleging that the postmaster gener-
al had paid no attention to the reso-
luton, Mr.. Davis exclaimed excitedly.
"I want to know whether Mr..
Hitchcock is bigger than the United
States Senate"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
NEW BOARD IS
Continued from page one,

1t is understood that he acquiesces to
the agreement.
The president of the old board OF
education, j. I. Gillespie, speaking as
an individual, declares that evidently
the new members of the board OF
education are beginning to feel In
secure In their position as a so called
legal board.
Mr. Gillespie declares that the old
board has made the only fair PROPOSE
tion In the matter. According to
Mr. Gillespie. he has no desire to sit
on tho board OF education If he is
not member of the legal board
Last night he stated that he old
board OF education is willing and de-
sires settlement of the trouble In
the courts,
In the letter Of the members OF the
new board OF education and those
who are members OF the old board
hut who are I'm favor of the new
board, It Is stated that there will be
q great delay in settling the matter
In the courts. owing TO the right OF
appeal.
Mr.. Gillespie stated that he as an
individual, together with the other
members Of the STEADY six" of the
old board are willing to make an
agreement that the matter be thresh-
ed out in either the superior court or
the district court Furthermore, the
foregoing mentioned gentlemen will
agree that the case shall be tried,
with an understanding that no ap-
peal IL to be taken.
It Is declared by Mr.. Gillespie that
II was evlnced by the president of the
new board that that body wished TO
have n legal settlement OF the ques-
tion at the time that faction organ
lied.
The president Of the old board de-
clares that a settlement can be made
in two weeks or quicker than the
red tape" proposed by the new
board can be gone through with.
A nrominpnt Tulsnn saVs he has
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
WANTS HITCHCOCK "TIRED."
Senator JeT Davis Mlfcd at Action
of Postmaster General

Washington, May 6,-Senator JEFF
ferson Davis of Arkansas today gave
notice in the Senate that he would
offer a resolution asking the president
to discharge" Postmaster General
Hitchcock, unless that officer replies
within a week to the Davis resolu-
tion adopted April 10. In that reso-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07

luton Mr. Hitchcock was asked to
furnish the Senate with n copy OF the
rulings OF the postoffice department
and reasons therefor In connection
with alleged discrimination against
two Western periodicals, ono Of st.
Louis, the other of Denver.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
The G. A r.. and w. r. G. Meeting

The G.. A r. and w. r. c. will
meet In joint session this afternoon to
plan for De Grafton Day and the state
convention which meets in Blackwell
May II, Is and 19. Arrangements
for delegates will be completed. Mrs.
ELLA Jones will represent the W. r.
C,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07

one OF the small advertisements in
todays paper may contain an import
ant announcement for YOU Go over
them all carefully YOU at least have
nothing to lose by It.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07

Ono OF The small advertisements
in today's paper may contain an inn
portant announcement FOR you. Go
over them all carefully. you at least
have nothing to lose by 1t.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07

Tulsans who read the Worlds ad-
vertlsing columns are the people who
know where to get the most for their
money,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07

Grow Commission Assistant.
I. Il. Crow Of Tulsa has been ap-
pointed as an assistant state bank
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07

A prominent TulSan says he has
made money by being on the lookout
for opportunities mentioned In the
want ads In thi psaper Your chance
may he the e today. Look for II.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-27


nection with Emil Strouss,. the,
Chicago millionaire, although he
declares over and over again I'M
his own private diary that, until
two days before the day she slew
him, he did not know of Strouss.
And they also prove that Pat
terson did subject his wife to
cruelties and indignities.
In support of these letters, the
defense introduced three wit
nesses, Ida Kelly, Rose Gard and,
Mrs. Nettie White.
Ida Kelly and Rose Gard were,
in the city Jail when Mrs. Pat
terson first was taken there after
the shooting. They swore her
face was red and bruised.
Mrs. White swore that she
saw Chick" Patterson strike his
wife with his closed fist on the
street one day. She said she
wanted to cali policeman and
have him arrested, but that Mrs.
Patterson begged her not to say:
This man is sick"
The defense also called Dis
trict Attorney Elliott, whonf
Mrs. Patterson employed as her
attorney in her divorce suit. He
said that Mrs. Patterson had told
him her husband struck and beat
her, and swore at her, and had
showed him black and blue marks
about her body to. -support her
statement.
For the first time today it ben,
came known that Emil w.
Strot1ss. the Chicago millionaire,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-27
STROUSS MONEY HELPING GERTRUDE PATTERSoNs
WOMEN PROTEST AGAINST CRUEL CHILLING

WOMEN FNO ES i AGE
Denver, Colo, Nov. 27.-Much
of the deliberately built up testi-
mony- of the state against Ger
trude Gibson Patterson, on trial
for the murder of her husband,
"Chick" Patterson, was torn to
piece today.
For two. successive days, Spe-
cial Prosecutor Horace 6. Ben
son cross-exarnined Mrs. tPatter-
son.
He used all the arts and wiles
which have caused him to
come known as the greatest GRIM
inal lawyer in the west. i
So brutal has been his cross
examination of the woman, that
hundreds of letters have poured
in upon Judge Allen, who is sit
ting in the case, from Denver wo-
men, asking that Benson be fore
ed to deal more gently with the
accused woman.
And all Benson's cruel grilling
has been toward one end. He has
been trying to prove that Mrs.
Patterson lies when she says that
she was nistreated and beaten
and kicked by her husband. He
has been trying to prove that the
opposite was the case, and that
Mrs. Patterson was physically
stronger than her husband, and
abused him.
This afternoon, the defense
played its trump card. 1t intro
duced as evidence letters written
H.. fICGs-1-O
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-11-24
0heriGs Sale.

ny virtue and authority Of II special Ev-.
cution. issaed from the office ~ tie CLERK III
the Circnit Court Of Holt County. Missouri.
aud r.tufaable 81 the JAii,sssry fesm, 1eE ~
said Court, and ~ me dir.rVsd.,tn favor III
STATE " Missouri cN rel Colicct6t VI Revenue
:, henr,. and against Byron dVi,is,uh,
J ". Hcnchrld. Lurias benehcid, Matruna
y hn.cr, J.nnic June i,cnrtie!ld. iloU Lees
.Iohnstun, Ethel .iohnst,hi and Icnnir john
stun. have levied upon aud seized all the
r,in,. titl., interest aud c!nim VI the said
y. IVY ron .Iohnstun. !: u, Brnctcld, Lucia,
i!rnci!cli, ,Matrona y. Rnker. ycnnlc June
Hrneneld. hob Is'c .SObnstun, Ethel .IotW-
,tuu and J.DHiY yylii,stun. Vf IN aud " the
Lots "a. In Kiosk \. Crais Missouri
All lying and being ln the. said County, and
STATE - Missouri, and Z Sln, on WEU<ES.
DAY. TtiEaRD DAY az .IANrAkN., A. H..
lei:. between this hour, II uiuy o'clork la tl,r
forenoon. and htr o'clWk In ,hr afternoon ~
that day, al the Court House dbur, In the
Guy Oregon, County % Holt, aforesaid. sell
the sain". ar Nj nurh thereof ~ may 10 re-
bidder Ter cash w hand, tsulJrct "a all prior
llcns and Judgm-ntsJ To satisfy said rNr,'u-
lon and ru>t> A. II. MrNlIlN,
sh"ri'tof Holt ,GNsntL SI,e,puri,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-11-24
SheriTs Sale,

BY virtue and authority ~ q special csccu.
tion. issued from the once Of the Clerk ~ the
Circuit Court OF thDlt County, Missouri. ~.
turnablc at the January Term. Ipi: of said
Court. aud 10 me directed In favor ~ tn,
state VI Missouri En- Rel Collector ~ Revenue
" =. Tcare. and against Howard J. vr,ouan
have levied upon aud sciscd all the right,
title. Interest aud claim Of the said Howard
j. Nrooman 81. In aud tn the following de-
critc Real Est ate, to-wit: One Hundred
and Teenty-Thrre 4 ~ -i0p Acres to FRACTION
~ south West Quarter Of section u. Town
shiptO. Range Thirty-Nipr. l.s, ~, 100 A. ~
erection to Fri Sw.S Nee i., Twp Nj, ring 80:
y. ~. ie a. acrrction to Fri s.w.1 see, u.
Twp IA. Ring ~; ~? -. ion a. arcrct lon 10 Frl
s;W =, 500; u. Two. 80 ling ~ it& A, acre
iGi A. arcrction tofri. !. W.. Soc. i. Twp. %,
Rngar Al lying and being ~ the said County
ana state ~ Missouri. and I will. on wrdncs.
day the srd day ~ January A u, ioi. between
the hours " ninc O'Clock IN the forenoon. and
five o'clock In the afternoon ~ that day. ~
the Court House door. Ia the City ~ oregon.
County " Holt. aforesaid. scl, the same. or M
much thereof ~. may h. Required, NJ Public
Nrndue. to the highest bidder Tor cash In
hand. subject to all prior liens and judg.
mrnisJ Ia satisfy said execution and c.,>ts.
A. r. McNtITS.
sheriff ~ Holt County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-11-24
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, I'd a. sheldon and VI, \ sl,cl,i,n.
his wife, by their certain deed ~ trust, dated
the '..od day ~ February, inii, and recorded
IN the office ~ the Recorder ~ Deeds ~ Holt
County. Missouri an the 18th day ~ fsbru
AIRY. iaii. IN tsOok ~ ut pag" tip. ,sMycvcd Ia
ti,, undersigned IN trust Ia secure the pay :
U,ni ~ the note In said ir,is, deed dr~'rib,.sl.
the following dr,rrilnd real estate, situate,
viog and hing ~ Holt County, Missouri. 10.
wiz The south haif ~ Lot two ~ ~ the
suut Invest quarter Ut section - TOWNSHIP ,e...
~ Rangc ~; Lot numh.r Twenty csD In Ntork
wight ~, original Town ~ binrlow AID the
n,,iih Invest quarter ~ section Twenty four
c.N. Township siNy-on. o'n 81 Range Thirty
And Whereas. default hns been mnd, IN
III" payment ~ the prinrtpal. tog, thcr " III
III" Interest on said note Described In aud
sscur-d Nv said deed ~ trust, aud Whereas
the owner ~ said note hn> requested me- To
execute the p,wcr vested la mn iy >nid ,lc,.i
of trust, IA sell the said real estate and out
~ III" pro'crds ~ said sale pay the indrm-
eInc>s secured thereby.
Therefore, IN compliance with said re-
ln''si, aud In pursuance ~ tn, Is,wcf vested
In me by said deed ~ trust, ! viii sell
said real estate ~ public yrndur Ia the
highest bidder, for cash In hand On
MONDAY. NOVEMBER q. irii.
l,aiw."n the hours ~ - u. ~. aud u. M. nj
III" North Cuur, HOUSE us,r In III. city ~
oregon, ltolt County. Missouri. IL satisfy
said d,'hi and interest aud the ro>is ~ this
sale. ", a. kIcHARNs, Trustee.