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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-30
ANOTHER VNToN,u HANK.
skio,ooR Bank Gets No,lono' charter

Sklntook Rnrk GETS Nntioun' charter,
Cap'At'ft tiou e. Re S25, 600
guHrIal Dob the W.rN
Sklntook. Oklo.. March - The
first National Rank % Stlptook ho-
tins huslnass TODAY under the diroc-
ton of comptroller NJ currency Two
stlatook Rank has n1uldNted and has
boon taken over by the now institution
witch will have capital stock OF
t1r.OnO
The directors " tho sk'o took hank
under the new charter are 10 be'
q, u. cleveland. W e., Rogers, q.
y 1nucwav A r. Lewis " II.
Sinclair rhe officers win no. 9.
~ cleveland nrosldrnt, W c. Row
srs. vlco president; q. NJ. Janoway
cashier,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-30
COLLECTING AGENCY PROPER

suit Brought Agai-t Local Conuac'
tors Tor Decorating Material Used.
In behalf OF the Tulsa Decorating
company, w. b. Killmer has brought
sui. IN the district court to collect
from the G. d. Pierce Contracting
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-30

Mr Editor Tn your article "Atoeuu'-
60 Gu stlon Easier Than Flies" the
misuse Of single word spoiled the
whole cheese. and would ask for
space 90 make the correction, as con-
slider II an Important one Where YOU
sneak OF the rope being dropped on
lha ground, YOU say that "flics' con-
animate H. Tho writer intended to
say that the feet, or shoes Of the wa
.or carrier trempling on the rope and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-30
Japanese Have Taken Up With
Most Forms of American Sports
Nippon University Students Particularly Adept IN
Football and BasebaI---Many of Professors in
Schools There are from This Country

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-30

.oYnn. More than one-half Of the un-
trained nurses In the humber home,
not supplied with sewerage, win make
a break for the well and rinse the
vessels In that vicinity and thus un-
consciously add more danger 10
the situation by communicating the
ground ana allowing the flies an OPP
portunlty Of gathering the germs be-
fore entering the dining hall.
In CONCLUSION, ! would state that
with Reasonable care the well water
OF this city could be kept pure. Tie
small amount OF rain we have had
ond the almost impenetrahle suoso r
Afford conditions most favorable ~
our protection, and we, az physician
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-30
Ilanal 0sfOTlS
Manhattan
Shirts

should urge and iusist on every sani-
,ary measure being carried out In con
noction with every typhoid case.
PHYSICIAN,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-30

E' Tas7 March .9.--Tho United
states troops az Fort Bliss, three miles
northeast o.. here, ar. shovirs splen-
..d .1udiulI after their arduous trlp
Hore In croNdsd cars They have en-
tered INTO the work Of patroung the
IoNIaan border with q 7ost that eyi-
tcuc,s their desire Tor q even more
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-30

Venting armed Mcxlcans from Gro s.
ing the Rio Grande TO aid in the dis
turhances In the Diaz republic. The
officers Appearing in the accompany
ING photo command the Fourth United
states cavalry, and on them pend
the proper guarding Of the border
Tor about zen miles, north and ten
miles south OF FL Paso.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-30

caused contamination. and he might
id that the dog, horse, COW and
chickens IN many instances add their
pollution 90 the already vile condition.
Yet again, suppose house maid IS
caring for ease of typhoid fever
aud handling the p7tient In various
ways. Should she SOIL her hands and
nave occasion TO draw rope from the
we'll the facility with which the ty-
phold germs could reach the source
Of water supply is TOO APPARENT. And
vet this cor iition is met with often
In your city Another source OF trou-
bic that Physician has met is the car
rying out his instructions relative 20
cleansing ths vessels used IN the sick
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-30

LAXATIVE RROMO Quinine. the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause Call for MN name
Cook Tor signature T. W GROVE 2bc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-30

Money fnr home builders Brown
Investment Co. cotnor Boston and
Second adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-30
Letter to
Dr. kilmer n Co.,
lBinghampton, ~ Y,

Prove What Swamp-Root win DO for
You.
Send 70 Dr. Kilmcr q CO., Bingham
ton, ~ Y, for a sample bottle. !, viii
convince anyone. You Will also receive
a booklet OF valuable Information. tCi-
Ing an about the kidney and bladder
when writing be sur, and mention
Tulsa Daily world. Regular 1fty-
cent and one dollar size bottles foi
sale az all drug stores
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-30

Canros a5c dozen WIN. they last
Honry's Hot House. ,Is u ON. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-30

ecuye occupation, for instance, such
as crossing % NeNean soil The
Fourth United States cavalry, which
Las arrived at Fort Bliss, forms the
principal military force here, The
nfantrymen at Fort Bliss are coop
rating WITH abe cayelrymen in pro-
tecung Amercan property and N pre-
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Commission expire. March 90. i,li
The evening world., 1911-10-24
COnue, sational. Coin Minted
r. Blu tones Was Counterfeit

returns tho echoes shall resound no
more-that is. unless Dumb Danny Nor
gan breaks loose again.
And this humiliating situation which
grips the innocent %bystander wherever
he listeth IA all the result Of moving
pictures. The wells-W olgast meeting
,wgb built on moving pictures. complete
~ hedged by prospective moving pic
ture profits. and then slain by Its Gre
a~tor-moving pictures. Fabulous purses
reared their heads at mere mention OF
a O between these champions and
then moving pictures stepped In. or
rather stepped out OF the negotiations.
and Gotham will have to forego the
thrill OF seeing Wells and Wolgast In
the ring-for a time at least. Ware the
moving picture.
Levy and McDonal. commanders OF
the British champ. Wells. are In Sc
clusion. After days and days OF con
versation. announcement OF wonderful
Coney Island clubs. their hest laid plans
come TO naught and Wells Is training
away ut a great rate. for what? Well.
maybe Danny Morgan will give hin an
other crack at X. q. Brown.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
NAVY BATTLE REVEALED
MANY TIGER WEAKNESSES.
SPECIAL TO The Evening World,

PRINCETON. y. j.. Oct. .i.-The
Princeton football team must now settle
down TO real hard work FOR the res. Of
the season. The first real ties. for The
Tigers came last Saturday. with Uncle
Sans Middies at Annapolis and re-
vealed many weaknesses which must bc
romed!ed II the orange md Black Is
to be successful during the res. OF the
season when they play IN fast company.
Pendleton's playing at quarter has not
been entirely satisfactory and many
would like TO see Farr replacs him. In
that event Pendleton would 3e shifted to
h~alfback. for his services In running
back punts cannot be overlooked.
This week OF practice Is regarded az
all important in the Princeton camp and
many former stars will be back to help
whip the team in shape.
Yesterday afternoon vas devoted to
a long but not a very strenuous practice,
although Osborne Field was covered
with SIX inches OF mud. Dun was back
at guard and put up a plucky fight and
BIDS fair to give every candidate a run
for his money. Much attention was
paid to the punters. DE witt, Penfield
Andrews. Mccormick and Lee were all
given a ryout. while the oackfeld had
lots OF practice catching a slippery,
wet ball. Do Witt exceiled at puntins.
averaging about nifty yards. but was
SLOW. Mccormick and Penfieid did good
work too but they are even slower than
De witt. Snake" Ames. 80; W. ~.
Booth. 20. and McFayden. 10. were help
ing the regular coaching stan yester-
day.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
HARVARD STRONG MAN NOW
FULlBACK OF TIE ELEVEN.
Especial 70 The Erening Worldly


CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 2i.-Work
will start In earnest this afternoon at
Harvard in preparation for Saturdays
little affair with Brown. The n
Ian pig chasers, Inspired by their de-
feat OF the University OF pennsylvania
team. are making no bones OF the fact
that they believe that they nj sign'
seal and deliver a like dose to the Grim
son In their week end engagement here.
The Harvard management have been
by no means idle no past fortnight or
80, and during the last " contests
which the Providence team have par
ticipated in scouts from the local camp
have beer watching their every move.
The strength n weaknesses OF
Brown have therefore been compiled
and the work on Soldiers Field Will be
governed by the reports that these
scouts have handed In.
The talent was given a gentle sur
prise yesterday when Huntington. Har'
wards strong nan vas placed at full
back on the varsity team. Hunting
ton las been playing at centre all sea
SON and his new assignment occasioned
q lot OF comment.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
English Proves '
Easy for MdnteN
Especial To The Evening World,

wATERvLIET, N. Y, Oct ~
Frank Manteil Of Pawtucket. n L.
clearly outclasscd Larry English -
w%atervl.ct before the Grosan A c,
Manteli displayed far superior rnS
g~eneralship, and his clever work at n.
fghting had English worried through.
out.
Mantell had the better OF every round
but the first. third n eighth. English
having a shade of the first and third.
while the eighth, In which each man
landed several vicious swings. was .
draw. Mantell nearly closed English'a
right eye by short left hooks delivered
while fighting close. and at the close OF
the bout the Watervliet slugger wAs
plainly distressed.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
sailor Burke knocks Out Jumbo
Wella In second.

Sailor Burke, the hard hitting heavy
weight. added another knockout to his
record by putting Jumbo Wells. the
Australian fighter. to sleep In the Sec
ond round OF n ten-round bout at the
Brooklyn Beach A. C. show. Wells was
outclassed from the start. being unable
to land effectively on Burke. while
the latter shook him up with heavy
wallops in the face and stomach. Short
" after the second round began Burke
drove a heavy right hand swing to
wclls's jaw, dropping him fiat to the
floor. where he lay stretched out for
fully a minute after being counted out
by Referee McAvoy.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
Brooklynite Leads on Points
When Put Away in the
Fifth Round.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

ny landing a terrific wild right
hand swing flush on the Jaw.
Patsey Kline. the sturdy little
italian fighter OF Newark. knocked out
Joe Coster. the featherweight OF BROOK
lyn. after two minutes OF fight!ng In the
fifth round Of a ten-round bout, at the
Fordon A. C. show. As soon as Kline
put over this wallop Coster fell fiat on
the floor and stretched out at full
length In his corner.
After the referee had counted -four"
Jimmy Johnson. manager OF Coster,
started to throw water on his fallen
fighter. Kline then jumped over CosteI
and climbing through the ropes made
several kicks at Johnson and the other
seconds in the corner. who were also
throwing water.
In the mean time Coster did not move,
and at the count Of ten seconds the
referee waved his hands. acknowledging
The evening world., 1911-10-24
FRANKIE BURNS I
W|NSFROMA1TEL
IN NEW ORLEANS
Jersey City Boy Has Opponent
Hanging On Many Times
During the Battle.
Especial % The Evcnir. worli.)

NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. a.
Frankie Burns of Jersey City put II all
over Monte Attell before the Orleans
A. c., and the decision In his favor BY
a committee OF newspaper men who
were named to give the decision mse'
with popular favor.
Attell started out and made q GOOD
showing in the first round, but after
that Burns found out how to land on
his mouth. and for six rounds pounded'
his face numerically. Attefi W.
groggy. n al In until the seventh
round. when he rallied q little. and
during that and the eighth round made
some show Of defending himself. Then
he lost his grip under the continued
punishment. n was hanging on the
ropes several times up to the finish.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
Trains On Broadway, Regulating Traffic
And Breaks Record on His Day Off

OF him Is Drawn and bone. Until
seven years ago he never saw a shot.
but no had a lot Of practice hurting
stones at his birthplace, and seemingly
he Is as proud OF his supremacy at this
In that little corner of the "ould SOD
a. he Is OF the distinction OF being the
worlds greatest shot-putter.
Mcdonald came to New York fourteen
years ago and In 1904 became "a mem
Der OF the new West Side club. where
he still trains. lie became "A member
Of the police force one year later and In
his duties rs a trafflc cop. too he has
gained u world OF training, His first
ventures into the weight Lurling fed
were IN the heavyweight throwing divl-
sion and IN 1908 he establish a new
world record for height with the 3D.
pound weight. A year later he set a new
mark for n standing throw. Then he
took to s5ot putting and with the 10
FOUNDER established n new metropolitan
record OF As feet s inches. But lie likes
the heavier weight better and last Sun
day with the "a pound shot re smashed
to smithe reens Ralph Roses se~ven-year
standing mark With this missile.
Unlike Rose. Mcdonald never had
the advantage OF a college course In
athletics. n his premiership to-day Is
accordingly all the more remarkable.
That his performance Of sunday was
not n nuke Is dcmonstrated by the fact
that Immediately after breaking Roses
record Mcdonald again hurled the shot
: beyond the Old marx. Later II became
| known that In practice some time ago
Mcdonald exceeded Roses best put.
Fresh air did the business" said
Mcdonald as the Hood OF taNls and
other pavement devils swlrled around
him to-day. While l am naturally
robus, | never would have my present
strength had II not been for my life
in the open. Weight throwing has not
only mado my mucles stronger. but !,
' has also made me healthier and happier
The evening world., 1911-10-24
PUGlLlSTiC NOTES.

Now that frankie burns, the Jersey CITY
b~antamw,ight, has beaten Monte Attell and
proves his right TO a fight with Johnny Coulon
Tor tho hauAmweight championship title. the indi'
cations are that the official, u the West Side
A. &. Of New Orleans will start In Immediately
10 tu 20 clineh a match between these two great
little fighters To battle Tor twenty rounds come
time neat month.
Jack Brtton. the Chicago lightweight Who hrs
not been having much success In the fights he
has engaged In since he has been In California.
has been matched up for a ten'Iound bout with
Willie Kitehis. the promising lightweight OF San
Eaneiso who gave Matty BALDWIN a hard battle
for twenty ounds. a few weeks AGO In. ftstu,
iiritton and Iutchae will boz In the main bout
At the show u the broadway A. q. Of San
Francisco IN next Friday night.
Another s,.s .ass1bstwssa two ssessaAsw In
The evening world., 1911-10-24
MUST HAVE PATIENCE TO SHINE
AS A WEiGHT-THEOWER.

The mammoth hluocoat was asked
why so many promising youngsters give
up their attempts TO yet to the top of
the wclght-throwlng ladder.
We'll. too many OF them get dis
c~ouraged. To be a good hammer throw
or or shot putter requires a lot OF hard
plugging and often embarrassing work.
And hat Is what a lot OF young fellows
can't stand"
In addition to we!gi.-throw!ng, Me-
Donald's favor!te pastlres are handbaIl
ana running. lie does a little regular
training at the West Side Club a couple
of timeo a week, but never misses a
days work. often going into competition
after standing In the centre OF the Times
Square traffic riot eight solid hours.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
Read, Centre, and Baker, Half
back, Have Been Out Of
Game From Injuries.
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

New Haven, OCT. y.
wv HEN the lean lines up this after
w noon al Yale Field two OF the
men who have been out OF the
game all the season vii, be in their
places II the weather Is pr%opltlous. They
are Read and Baker. respectively centre
and halfback. Read has pecn out with
a lame shoulder n Baker with a
twisted knee. Read was at the field
yesterday afternoon swapping the ball
back in he manner which made him
nearly beat Buck Morris Tor the posi-
ton last year. and Bake was running
around the field.
Because of the Illness OF Howe. caused
by a stoppagc In his head, Strout a
been summoned from the freshman held
to play quarterback along with Merritt,
Foss and Smith. Strout Is a good quar-
ter, but because OF his fam!ly's wishes
was not going out this year. and helped
Kistler coach the freshmen. The illness
OF Howe and tho absence OF good ma
ter!ai forced the coaches to send Tor
him and he Is with the varsity now .
penn, the star OF las, years fresh
man team. has been shifted from half
back to RICH. end, where he played We'll
Yesterday afternoon. asa VIII have +
chance for the varsity. lie Is being
coached. by Douglas Boincisler.
capt. love comes ouc on the Held
and kicks field goals all the afternoon
when he Is not talking with the coaches
He will be in shape for the Brown game
and could play before. but may not be-
cause Yale has no fear OF Colgate or
New York University.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
Kline the winner. Coster was then
picked up by his seconds and In q few

Kline the winner. Coster was then
picked up by his seconds and In q few
seconds recovered consciousness.
Although Kline o II must be ad-
United that Coster had a big lead on
points up to the time he received the
punch that put him away. Had Coster
not been careless. the chances are that
no would never have been nailed with
inc blow. 1t was while backing away
along the ropes that Coster received
the wallop. Coster had his hands down
at the time and little Kline seeing this
great opening let fy his right with the
speed OF a rife shot. The blow went
straight to Joe's jaw and he fell asleep.
Amy Morris; the Boston heavyweight. and Al.
nuplAk. the Michigan fighter. hay. signed artlci,.
o. agreement calling for . ten. round hon, -
axe place at Portland, Me-, on saturday night
MOTIFS Is anne and willing fighter and The
ehances are that he will ouipoint Kubiak enough
70 get the decision from the referee. '"o's"
The evening world., 1911-10-24
Imaginary Purses Made and
Unmade by Moving Pictures
Disappear With Manager.

And all tho air . Silly silence
holds"-
He came, he raw. he did not conquer.
no left. Why. Tom jones', of course.
Tsciturn Thomas. be It known. Is man
ager OF Ad wolgast. and now he Is
gone. Gone after coinlng In this city
OF coin more conversational coin than
was eve mintcd here before.
The woigast-w Wells great International
meeting OF champions Is or. so Jones
has g%one-gonc with nary a swan song.
The cnip existed only In imagination,
No Jones has gone. over the Metropole
hangs a pail OF silence. and until Jones
The evening world., 1911-10-24
poyo DriscoII Defeated.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 2~t-Charlie
White OF Chicago was awarded the de-
clsion over Boyo pr!scoll OF England at
the end OF their eight round bout before
the Southern A. C.. II was Whites tight
from the start. In the econd round
he drove the Engllshman to the ropes
several times and the bell probably pre-
vented a knockout.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
Joe COster Gets Careless .r
And Kline Knocks Him Out
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At Brown Gymnasium A. A.-Young
Dyson and Willie Jones will meet in
the main bout Of ten rounds.
At Congress A. c.. East New York
Willie Howard and Jack Martin will
battle for ten rounds In the star
bout.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
Uncertainty Is the Thing That
Lends Zest TO a Ring Battle,
and Fans Don't Have That
Feeling When Moving Pictures
Are Taken.

GT THE New York werldj.
ssT EFT ina, oae 80 by. Baker; the
Let that one 20 too =
All right. Swat the next ono Tor a
bonner. Give him an easy one. Matty.
H~cy'-what dye want
70 miss I; for You're making US
waste q thousand feet Of nlm!'
That's about what wc'rc coming 10
when all sporting events arc ruin for
the moving pictures.
or, Itil be: "woigast, this IN the
efghth. Knocs that guy kickin'. NJ.
Here, you chump-pot over there In the
corner. Get him around hero In fro1,
Of the machine. what'rc we xiy!n' yuh
S:so0D for, uuh."
Or: "Brc,k the record mi, tjmc Mo-
Donald. Hey. Won oanci,I. ,uIi IN. ,aps
little. N thu n,,.r. hsvc . re.ors
IN ,o-morrow tha,e Aim. viii run for
vssh,"
-
THEY didn't have any moving pic
ture companies back In tho old
eum,tancs Tho k,,,.n. a, Ca..sr r,sn,
have be.n staxed di~rc,en.iv Sav.
Ing picture man would have teaS.sS,
e. fob. y VIZ
.Hey. .h.r.. Rru,u.. ,bor 49,, o..
away from the cen,re For vn., .h,nk.
IN thou. vs. have nlsa,sd our vo-d :.
~ '"ou' we naYe pIeoseu our word 10
N".u umee WIN 'u'i talent OF ruddy
sO.' "oui'.' nnse' !" the q
y" sppesr On .he screen lookins iike
N"p'H"' Saesa'' . niue neuoh'
IONS man.. remember INC simo'eons
"A 8" 70 t"e Woo" OF eaeSArt Re-
"s"oer 'he royaiues this MIN VIII pay
.nsn sho"n IN every variety snow
"ouss i" '"periAi i'ofhe. Turn my race
A'u" more th's way caesar wait!
csouu opscufes ths sun. CasSius.
en0urt OUT OF focuA move closer to
Cesssr. Now bru'us' stab aim under
We nith rip. ran 10 inc ieit. caesar
nsS. doht ole whhe mere are yet .
cuoits OF MIN to run. stab him
esain' Casca- Again. Brutus! Moro ac-
uoo! Enough! The nlm Ii run. An
haste thce and prepare the MOB
ecene- The light IL growing In.
"
A M whiie on the moving picture
"a suo'ec'' ar' poaB chiis US Up 10
say mat the Woigsst-Wei bout
INT on py a Iona shot. even X Mr..
Jones mas MI tho westward trail. Mr..
Q expects TO stage the bout. and the
piosnrss may DO taken after all
-
"HEN the moving picture thing
w was q novelty pictures were
AIKEN OF the Pedlar Palmer-Mo-
Govern night But tho Aims were .
heiura- Tho nrst really successful at
tempt In his line was made In 1897 at
the Corbett-F Itzslmmons tight In Car.
son The pictures taken then. Of course,
didn't compare with modern moving
pictures. When showp on the Aim they
tsrr4dc mt ,hosa ,,c,ura. wat. o.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
TWO YALE BACK
IN THE TO-DAY
Copyright. 1911. by Tho Press Publishing CO. (The New York wo

and II. NJ. Wheaton. TED Lllley and
Howard Jones are expected here to-day.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
NEVER SAW A SHOT TILL HE
CAME TO NEW YORK,

To begin with. Mcdonald vas born IN
County Clare thirty years ago, and he
must have been the prize baby OF tho
neighborhood. for to-day he Is Q feet
inches high, weighs go pounds and every
The evening world., 1911-10-24

A Nd while on tho moving picture
~ subject. Mr.. Boag calls US Up TO
say that the wolgast-wcl bout
isn't on by q long shot. even II Mr..
Jones has hit tho Westward trail. Mr..
0oas expects to stage tho bout. and the
pioturss may b taken after all.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-16
TRAVELLING sALEsMEN WANTED

SALESMEN WANTED We have few territories to provide fo- between now and July 15, 1911. We want men capable of holding special sales of woolens in the stores of agents. and as- sist them in booking orders for mems tailored-to-order garments. Experienced retail clothing salesmeh preferred. Ex- plain your business experience. give references and state age Kahn Bros, Tailors to the Trade, Louisville. Ky.
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