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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

We rise to remark, that the per-
son who can write editorials on dry
topics, while suffering from severe
attack of spring fever. or foot itch,
could kick up his heels over the
grave of Hope, and snap his fingers
ditiantly in the face of Time and
Sorrow.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

AN eastern editor got kissed BY
two ladies' at the same time the
other day, By running his face ca
customary practice on other occas-
ions) between them just as they
were going to kiss each other. He
should be prosecuted for obtaining.
goods by false pretences.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

A Judge out west has recently de-
cided that it might be insanity TO
sign another mans name to check
in place your own; but when you
draw the money on the check, and
spend it,. there is a great deal of
sanity in the proceeding. {
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
EDITORIAL.

that which is most difficult to obtain
is the most valued. Many persons
have become wealthy from very
small beginnings, while others have
began life with plenty, and died
beggars.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

IT is often in small matters that
the strongest feelings are most strik-
ingly displayed.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

IT is good to see the color of
health upon man face, but not to
see it all concentrated in his nose.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

An exchange raises the question
how are holes made in maccaroni!
Who can account for the milk in
cocoanuts?
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

A boarder at hotel in St. Louis
recently missed $50. A waiter
named Abraham was arrested on
suspicion. The money was. found
In Abraham's bosom.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

A merchant in Chicago recently
hung out. sign, Boy Wanted. !"
Upon arriving at his store next
morning, he beheld smiling little
urchen in basket, with the follow
ing pithy label. Here it u.s.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

The truly great men who have
lived are notohly those whose names
illumine the pages of history, but
also those whose memories we link
with kind word CT noble deed.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

To be born, to grow up, to remain
stationary, and then to decay-that
is life. AS Shakespeare says:
Life's brief candle! then play
out the play, Ye Villains!''
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
TO SUBCRIBERS

Blue in the otherwise blank signifies subscription
will be fill blank
aely. al o
e
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

If money is too easily gained, it
looses much of its value. As rule
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
CHURCH NOTICE

in at
chaplans.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
TO INMATES.

For the information Of arrivals and all Others desiring to send MlRkos
lowing rules Write own name and register number and send same to this office
folded which
All comply
sending
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
-OMello r.. 2.

Inc new teacher Creek bow after
on the opening day because the pupil his
lessen about Africa Going home lost and the how
Q snow nm the way to the Widow boarding house
~ KIN @ strange t heal songs niggahs sine t,dav
II mex me sad an lonesom know what = cav
r way down souf in Dixie Lam d. wa BEGIN
~ way us nggahs use t. sing, my! it wuz sim
Massas IN d col. col groun = L ma Indy Iour
Ma OF Kentucky Home, Night sSwanee R;beb > 80
Lem Wuz q songs dubbed TO Massa went auo,.
but don no nggah sing n no banjo NAV
Icy am no songs TO US to hum slbry moon
all de yeleh trash know dsheah rao-tme toon
Brie,.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

mad sadly
practice to walk down to the bank and the
took good that knew comn
alton consisted of the alphabet only by
turning the knob back and forth spelled out word let
could
injured him so badly he found hence
reiuclently ne forced to the
hour later the back reported something wrong
We have tried the word again and
wont open he explained The old groand Dog
repeated You damn fool don't Itsdo
While lot of
the outrage organized labor there
and little children early Spring
Sundays They flowers graves maybe some
one of these widowed mothers thinks
holds his fierce career,
Dark stern. all piless and pauses not;
Amid the mighty wrecks that his path
To sit and muse, like other warriors mad
Upon the fearful he wrought"
Any will fight for his home but nobody
boarding house
-IagesoH
Richard Croker Americans should enjoy
Nearly all the inmates of this willing adj
vice--if they get freedom.
Write three figures ine
figures and subtract Then
just reversed Any figures choose The will always be
The Duck the
The the duck
The the
The duck the
Notion.
Steele Bard
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

NY rend ebb says he richnearly. was acting a.
porter on Pullman sleeper when he PACKAGE
on seat just vacated by whom he had
been particularly attentive AT the the run he was called ~
once ana asked It ne had found such package Yasu replied
w ny dn black asked the MANAGER
oure BOSS said Webb All thought done e # as ~
That was his last trip. ~
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

hs Is the law OF the Yukon and makes it plain:
Send foolish eeb your strong and
Strong for the red of harry them
Send me g for the combat grit to the core
Swift as the panther in triumph. fierce bear in defeat
Sired OF bulldog parent, steeled in furnace heat
Send me the best of breeding your chosen ones
Them will take to my bosom, them will my sons;
Them will gid with treasure will glut with nv
u the othes-the msits the failures my
Songs of
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

Every valley shall be exalted and hill shall he
the crooked places shall be the rouoh
ana highway shall be there and them the marched
ground shall become pool the thirsty springs of wafer
nabaon OF jacka solitary place b oa
tor hem and the desert shall blossom as rosa Tn h
nought eptomizd civilization conouerno and
pang Tor the betterment the human and gifts Of
ne evzer the who accomplishment in this
as no matter how difficult in the the most su
stanlal results justified by the al disposal
Manufacturers Record
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

The Duck eats the worm
The man eats the duck
The worm eats the man
The duck eats the worm. !
P
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-06
Sci eiaer gorieier ser

aCe. el!tet Sout1eteL Uer ltilli
beriitat Wiir5burg anIabli6 oas
auf oen stpolften Mars foaelroen
neun5isiten @eburtstags bes Grill5.
resenten 2l,itpolo ppn 9oDern bat
ii6 Elm peiuliher 3tpilbenfon sr.
eignet. Der geograpb profeilor
SriB @egel mar basu auserleben,
6ei Dem Seltl11abl. 81 peldem lih
Die afaoeniiden areile uno sic
5pisen Ser geb5roen 5ablreid) ei.l.
gefu,1ben batten. ben grinflpr,,dJ
allf aaiier @iIbelm ous5ubringei1.
Ser Hebner serlor ieoob ,pabreAo
oes apaltes oea Baben uno perfties
iih gu einein Mngriff alf oen Saoi.
Ter @an5 abrupt i6oB Hrof. gis-
gel init 6etn Sod anf ben &ailer.
- Sm Iebaigiten 2ebensiabr 1T
in Berlin Der nanbafte gben1ifer,
YrofeIior Safobns Senorifns bant
Soff aus Dem 2e6en geidieoen. Gr
NOR Mitglieo Der Mfaoernie Ser @n-
ienifaften unb 6o5ierte an Ser ltni-
periitat Berlin lett Dem Sabre 1896.
Sn tsSabre 1901 erbielt Ell 6en So
beIpreis fir Gbelnie. ST mar ais
Der gegriinoer Ser Stereodemie uno
als elmer Der berporraeenblten ssor=
oerer Der neueral pbpfifalii9er1
@ben1ie 81 betradteil. ssnn Sabre
1903 abiolpierte er einen. @orle-
iilngsfurius an oer ur1ineriitat Git
cogo.
Sl 0fnBlano nuroe ail
Samitag oas fii,lfaigiabrise Subj
laum Der gefrei,uls Ser 2eibeigeneit
grobartig gefeiert. Sn Der 4aiau
ieben GatbeoroIe an ct. 8etersburg
fano Elm @ottesbienlt itatt, an benz
oer aniier, Die 4ailerin uno sic
aaiierin=Mutter teilnabn1en.
= Nus Calcutta lit Sltoien mel
Oct man: Cine 8anoe, oic augen-
ideinlih on5u oienen ioIIte, Der &a-
tigfeit oes Snperilltenoellten Gen-
bonn BON Observation-Disclosures
gepartemellt ser bieIigen BoIiaei eli,
3iel su ieten, lit i'm Centrum Der.
StaOt 9esen Denbanl's Motoripageil
gcidlelioert woroen, obne ieood gu
crpfooierea. Der gombenperfer, EN-
ilnger gingeborener, iunroe perbaf-
tet. 3nfallig befano iid 0enbam
gar nidt in benz Magelt, ionbern es
ioB ein 9lngeitellter oes Geparte-
ne,ts fir offelltli1e Mrbeiten oorin.
glus Cape Snptien auf SaDti
miro genelbpt, es berrfde bort ei-
ne regnldre 6nrefensberridaft, oie
oerienisei, beg Sa6res 1908, afgs
8erod6tige Mahts aus ibren @ln-
fern geBoIt uno erif)oiien ipuroen
nabe5n sleihfolnnle. 0te @ef1asnii-
.ie feien iiberfiiilt, ebenio Bic Soipita
lr slud ieier Die 2ebensnittel
fnapp itno es orobe cine Sungerse
not
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-06
Sat Miaiomem Grenmbe.

Wnflen's 9lrntea Salbe aablt .b-
re Sreunoe BET ben Millionen, Die lie
iid ourh lire erItaunlihen aurcn
IN oen Iebten bieraig ssabren ertuor-
ben bat. 9ie bette Salbe fit
@eihpiire, gc5erra, @rano.
uno Shnitttpunoen Berrenfl,nger,
idlinlme 9(ugen etc. 25c bei ollcn
9ruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-06
snamo SimnIpriihc.

9as Srirfen lermt Der MenidJ smerit,
Tiel ipGter crit baS GiIen,
S'rnm ioa er hamf6ar emit ais G,reiS
Sas Srinfen uidJt ergeiien.
3untal linn friidJ u ia NJ ,uimft
Sn allen gStrtslpfaleit
ttnb es linn bell entgegenbliuft
Sn berrlifeu Ipfalen.
@er cimen @pfel id)ilt mnb i'm tid)t lit,
Cine Sungfram liebt nnb iie nid1t fiify,
9nt U | a III . nn0 id)enft nid)t ett -
Mit bein muk' iupl ntd)f rftltig ieir.
Wcr icinen Snrit redJt l1idben iuil,
Ser trinte BON u n mn pief.
Gs lit Elm 9abetranf fir Mile
SesBalb iueitbin iein Sob erid)alle.
Ses mprgens trint ifb 9lIamu,
Sd trimf's stt iitittag ,uieber
ltn6 abenbs bin idJ itets 6afiir,
Gs gie6t mir Wimt inb 2ieber.
Bin itb trniris, trinf id) Mlamp,
Bin id) fr1blih, trinf ids audi,
Mlfp, bas ids INNER trinfe
Sit bei mir mai 8rand).
Sin Bier, bas SoOpfen bat uub 8erite
Sas lit bas glIamp,
hnb bae ipir's bier friidJ baben f5nnea,
Ses bin idj bait 10 frob.
u al 10, bn feiner Srppfen,
4Iaiit ., bm prad)t'ser Grant,
Dime bid .fomnt' id) nidlt lebeu,
3aS. erflar' idD biermit franf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-06
Gnmltoo lnnraen mur0e d

SamItog iiorsen iuuroe nnl
ben bon 8era gru5 nod Ser Sniipt-
ltabt Merifo fabrenoen Baliagier,
6iia 5tpiiden sen Stationeil &uo,
manila uno Mlta 2us, eeidoiien. Gs
ipnroe nber gielrnno berpun6et.
Die gfebelIell boben einen slnsriff
auf Topia i'm Sfnate 9urango ge-
ntaAt, iuiroen ober auriidgeidIa-
gen. 0esaleiden ioG aid Elm aln.
griff' Der Hebel1eil dltf sSanta Noia.
fla snrlfgeitblogeit iein.
Oberit 3abago tit nit 500
Goloaten aug sSuares marIhiert.
Inn Sen 8erfebr iiber Ste Merifoni-
i6e Gentralbabn, Der felt oem 2S.
Sanuor iitlterbroben lit, ipieoer sil
eriifnen. GBibuobuo's giienbabre
berbinoung lit nod Morben nno nod
Siioen 5il unterbro6en rulo Die Sc.
bensmittel fo1gen an. bort fltopp
su meroen. ssn sigbibuobua ltebeil
2OOO Mann Soloaten, es lit feinc
@efabr porbntioetl, bob Die ssiliur.
aeutell Die Stoot einnebmen f6nn.
ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-06
Gifeababll : Tabrplan.
5. & 6, q. ga1u.

S. & g. q. 8a5u.
Nntltnft-
y1D.3 -Gom goroen. .6.45 arenos
go. g. Som g2orDeu. ...6.45 mora
go. 7-2ocal bon 9earne. 1000 mora
ao. 9-socal bon Baleitine. -. ). !.
90. A. Bon @3erifo. 1.5o nad)ln.
so. 12-9peal bon Sareoo (gentil9t) j.
:. 800 tl1org.
Sc. a = Ma9 Dem Moroen. 1856 uahm.
stp. g. Nad oem y1orben. 800 a6en6s
yso. Social na6 Haleltine 80 nora
yfo. 10 ggpreb nad Searne. :. =.
$50. 5 -glad meriio 100 100 n.ora' fsats
No. l. -2pcai nad 2arebo (een1i6f =.
...... 400 abeitbs.
g. y. G u. q. yasn.
glllfunft
SO. 1-souiton Ii. 5. aiiite.
SO. 3-Soniton uno Ser aiiife. -.
SO. 5--aiiitenifa6te .1:15 s. nomsa ou.a'
$40. 44-gon aerrpille, mir on ssodens
tagen.. 9..35 poral
So. 44-sson aerrbiae, nur .@onlt,
SO. 146-gson aerrbille, mn an $50. go
d]entagen. !. $40 iia6ta
SO. 2-oOuitOn lluo Ser aflte, ~.
So: 4. $3.50 born,
No. 4-6olliton ltll6 Ser &mite.. -.
!. ......... 1000 abeno5
@o. 43-Nod aerrDille, MIR IN 8oz
30. 41msIat5 asrrDirs', nllr gonn. sona''
tags. $40 bornt
Wo. 145-Nad asrrbiIle, llllr in $50 So.
@ efentagen.. ..7:25 born.
g.. S. & 9. u. (Saupt-9inie)
Gnfltnft-
$40. Boom Often. .7:s5 oosn
No. 7-Ion Often. -. $3.50 nahra
go. to-gI Tafo Ii. @eiten. 1880 no1'
SO. Soon gl Ya5o. .1O.15 borm
80. s-yaa6 eI saio nnO gseiten.
SO. 7-sia6 81 9afo nnO @sifen. sIs .l-' :.
SO. io-gaa6 5. meifen. 1000 gS abe,Ss abenSs
$50. 8-Na6 Dem Often. 10:45 born,
$40. 1-ga6 Sci 9fio.. ..4:0O abenos
gietoria 9ipiiiom 8, $. & g. u. {
Nntnnft
Mo: 3o5-guero. @ietoria. 1850 na9m
Mbfahrt-
SO. soe-guero, gictoria. 800 BORN
N. g. & s. gabn.
Nnfunft-
80. a41- gon Souiton lln0 ealDeiton
$50. 7-@On 9aIas ii. sort @Orf5 1SS'4
SO. ss5-@om slorben. .7so si, oorasliti
SO. 15-Gon &aco.. 300 nahn1.
Mo. 231- -gom gorben uno 9ouftca
SO. e.@om aorDcn. .7:45 abenDs ,
=. -. ;. ..7.10 porm
SO. 1O-Nad Dem Moroen. 1000 borm
$40. 16- 3a9 @liitin inb @aeo
$40. io-s5o6 sen, saar5en J,IU 3 90 gura,, sorn
$50. s. 9ta6 9aaas, Sort @ortb
lttlo @aco. .8.45 abenos
SO. 2se 9lad bem morbsn. =. !.
SO. 242-saa6 aoiliton ilnS Sc Sat -,
neltotl.. -. 1915 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-06
Nsie iif Aieal

Wir Heien esn1unpert Donars geIohs
nllng fir ieben NnII bon @otarrb. ber
ni6t 6urh Giunebnen bon 6au's aas
tarrbsSuu geheilt tperben farn.
s. S. gBeneb & Co.. Eiaentb.
9oIebo. 8.
Bir, 6ie 1lnter3eihneten, haben 3. S.
gbeneb felt ben lebten Is sSa1reu aes
ta1nt itn6 haIten i'm fir bonfommen eb,
renbnft tn alien Geihdft rbanbIungcn
linb finan8ieII befdbist, ale bon ieir1er
Sirma eingegangeuen gerbinolidteiten
5a erfiIIen.
Beit & SruaE. @robbanbeIssOros
8iiften, Tofeoo, 9.
@aI6inG Ainndn & Murp n
@roBbm6elss sDrogutften. EoTebo. -.
pal's aatarrb<Saiir miro inmerid gez
r,otnmen ur6 tpirft brett alf bas Blnt
ltto Die ihleinigen OEerfl6hen bes
gbftems. 3emaniiie frei uerinnbt. Breis
Is Gents per Slaide. @erfalft bon alien
Npot9efen.
SaII's EamiIiensgillen iinb bic beiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-06
Bar 0eipptner

Der Walaria. Gsoenben finb Huirs
1sasn unumsdngli& nst4menbia. benn
bieislben tatttn bas SpRem In 9ehbri.
cam 0afanbe uHb Enb
eitt abtolutes 9tilulitttl
iax Rspiidmsrjtu. llnberbanIi4lsit,
Nclaria. traee Qeber, 6artIet6isitit
xnb ole bilibien Qeibsn.
TUFTS Lsbsr PlLLEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-06

slus Gallas miro senlemeloet
oaB BORT elmer Ser befanntelte.'
beutiden 8iirger, Sobn s. @ramat.
fp, in ieinem II. 2ebensiobre ,oer-
itorben lit. Gr pobnte felt pielen
ssabren in Dallas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
COTTON DECLINE
YET CONTINUING
CLOSES BARELY STEADY VT : 10
rs POINTS DKOp.
A SHARP G2T.I IN sept.
Receipts NJ Ccut,'- Increasing Daily
Trade Dcu.ud i- Considered
ln~diii,icut.

New York. Sent gH.=Tno decline
IN the cotton market continued new
low records being AGAIN established.
with prices closing barely steady. at
net decline of from to. Is points.
IU, opuu- Was steady, at un-
changed prices tu "a decline Of four
points. and while tlrrs were "A good
many over uIgAt covering orders
around the ring. which accounted for
the st,admoss of the initial tone. tho
market quickly weakened under moro
or less general selling. encouraged
By the sharp break IN the spot posi-
ton at LiyerpooI prospects for good
weather in The cotton belt over sun
day, reports that the interior was
stul offering spot cotton freely i'm the
Eastern belt. the bearish visible sup
ply figures, and continued southun
selling Of futures in the local market.
Realizing 10y shorts for over the
week end was active enough to check
the decline during the middle Of tho
morning and cause a rally of three or
four points. but there was no snap to
the buying and the market eased off
again in the late trading when Oc-
tober sold down to 1853 and Deem
Der to 1868 with the close at the low
set point Of the movement
The sharp break I'm September con-
tracts and spot cotton in Liverpool
was supposed to reflect final weak
ening from the old bun position N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
IN Impeachment
Continued from Page Onc.)

In his speech tonight, President
Taft declared attacks made on the tar
iff board We're not candid criticisms
of that boards work, based on IN
showing made, but came from the
thoughtless heat of political contru-
versy and ought to have no weight
with unbiased friends Of the public
veal. He upheld the wisdom of his
selections for the tariff board, and
announced he never expected the tar
iff would be the subject Of political
debate.
Mr.. Taft denied the board was par
tial, and pointed out that out of its
membership of five. only two could
really be termed members Of a politi-
cal party Two others were profess
ors, skilled in economies. and the
third was an editor of a stockman's
journal
President Taft will spend the en-
tire day tomorrow at Balwin, Kan,
with the exception Of thirty minutes
at the State University at Lawrence,
Kan,
The Presidents train departed for
Kansas at 1890 o'clock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
Madcrlstas Show strength

Mexico City. sept. 2S.--What may
be regarded as an indication Of the
strength Of the Maderistas in the
Chamber, was the result Of the vote
taken tonight to determine whether
Minister of Interior Garcia Granados
should be called before the House 10
answer charges Of undue interference
in the rights of the state of Chihuas.
The motion was lost 219 to Al.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
AT THE CHURCHES.
United PRESBYTERIAN Church

Sababth School at 10 a m. Or. J. S.
French. superintendent
Morning service, at II a. m. Sub
Ject. "a Great Transaction" There
will be no evening service at this
church but our people will unite Sith
the other churches In the union meet
ing Of the Tulsa County Sabbath
School Convention.
Young Peoples Meeting at p. m..
Babbath evening.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday ev-
ening at 1870 p. m.
Subject, The Twenty-third Psalm"
Louis Timing, pastor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
WILL COMPLETE DETAILS.
Mcc;ing Of Importance Tomorrow
Night in Old Club Rooms.

Tinal details of the Industrial Week
earn val for the week of october II.
will De completed at tomorrow nights
meeting of the wholesale, manufact-
uring and mercantile interests of the
city. to he held at the old CONNER
cial club rooms. corner Second and
Main streets.
y committee will be appointed to
select name for the Industrial car
nj 10 and the numerous suggestions
rc.t in already by persons competing
f9f The prize offered for the best sug-
r.s;iur. will be used in deciding on
name for the celebration. The
'"l uirl Annual Industrial Durbar," is
one Of the names suggested, being
s-u' IN by J. II. King. of Tulsa.
J.! f. Tucker, manager Of the Mer-
chants Information bureau is con-
fident that the big parade. with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
Litson VIII Move Office

G. NJ. Litson, justice Of the peace
last night signed a contract for office
and court rooms in the new Reoder
building at the corner of Second
street and Boston avenue. Judge Lit
son, who for several years has hat
Offices on Main street. will move tC
his new quarters some time before
October l. He VIII be located on the
second floor of the building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
TiGcrt Memorial Methodist.

West Main and Fifth stret.
Revival begins this morning with
Rev. John ID. Edwards In charge, who
arrived yesterday. Rev. f. c. Carpen-
ter will have charge Of the music
with the splendid new talent recently
added to the choir, the music viii be
much enjoyed. This Is to be an old
fashioned Methodist revival. 1t has
been many day since you attended
one of this kind. Come you are well
come.
II. +. Snodgrass, pastor,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24

which the Industrial week VIII be for
mally opened, VIII be even a creator
success than at flst anticipated, MT
Tucker has intcr iewod about one-
fourth of the manuf. .turgrs, OH well
supply men and retail merchants of
the city, so far and an of them have
expressed thcr willingness 90 enter
floats ana vehicles IN the parade.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
A PROBATE CASE
IS HARD ARGUED
PROBATION or HlLLN HIVES
WILL SrARTED YESTERDAY.
ADMINISTRATOR IS NAMED
one Government OFFICIAL Already Dis
missed ana Other, MAY BE-
come Involved.


What rrnuis,s TO dcycIop into the
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started yesterday when the last Will
AND testament Of llIlly Hayes, nee
uily Bear came up for probate. AL
ready this ease has resulted in the
dismissal of one man from the SER
vices OF the United states govern
mont and il promises to Involve sew
oidl other officials, before the case
s ended.
llilly Bear, an aged negro woman
q ed un september ?, leaving VIII
that loft al, Of the most valuable part
of her property an SO-acrc oil lease,
containing eighteen producing wells
To William Crayson, government m
terpretor for United states pistr"t
Indian Agent J. ii. y. Cobh' at Sa-
pulpa.
Her blood relations were cut OH al
most penn.less THIS VIII was MADE
and recorded just two days before she
Oied.
By the terms o: the WILL the prop
erty was distributed as follows; To her
husband, Marchie Hays, she bepueth-
ed, s.. to her niece, Lena Chlsso, $ii
10 nephew Charles Simons SOU;
10 Tila Mcintosh, SO; to Addie Nero
an S0-acre farm and all of her
household goods; to William Gr"sson
an Of her money, and the SO-acre
loaCe, which has an income in roy
alties Of $500 month and is valued
gt, at least $4,000.
This Will was filed for probate in
The County Court few days ago, and
Immediately the other heirs entered
protest. alleging that the will is not
logal because Il|.ly Hayes, was, at the
time of making this WILL living at the
nome Of N,uiam Grayson, and was
under his duress and Influence.
Last week when the facts In regard
TO this case were brought to the at
tontion of the indian agents office at
Auskogec, the Indian agent prompt-
y DISCHARGED Grayeon from the SER
vice. ALLEGING that Grayson used his
official position 20 secure a share in
this estate.
Under this WILL Grayson was ap-
pointed the executor, and yesterday
morning in the County Court the
question came up whether a special
administrator should be appointed,
aud vino that administrator should be-.
Each and every heir was rcpresen-
led by attorneys, and the battle was
litter one, Rutherford, Fairchild
ana Davis of Sapulpa attorneys for
Grayson, contendod that Grayson him
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24

Your furniture made Ike new at
very small cost Tulsa Upholsterng
CO., 109 SO. Cincinnati All work
guaranteed. Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
ADDITIONAL SOClTl.

Mrs. c, j, Mccain has gone to
Northern Pennsylvania to attend the
golden wedding anniversary Of her
parents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24

Mr.. +. n. North returned last even
ing from an extensive trip through
Colorado, California, Washing on and
other Western states
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24

Mrs. Gray Carroll, who has been
sojourning in New York and various
points Of interest IN the East with
her daughters returned TO Tulsa yes
terdaN after an absence Of six
months.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24

Ewing Ilarducr Co.,, located ncAt "a
Drew building. .... ...... ADV.