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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08
t9s4,

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL. MINERAL,
OIL. GASOLINE AND HORSESIOE-
lNG.--Chlef Qunrtermasters Office.
Federal building. Chicago. III, Febrn.
sry l. 1911.-Scnied proposals.. In tripli-
cato. will be received here and At or.
ices OF 4unrternasters at posts name,
below, until IL o'clock. n m, ApyIi /
1911, and then opened for furnishina
Fuel, Mineral OIL, Gasoline and Horace
shoeing required during fiscal vcnr
commencing July I, 1911. and et dins
June so. 1912, at Chicago. III; orr
sheridan. ILL.,. Benjamin Harrison, Ind
Brady and Wayne. Mich. Infprmation
furnished on application here or 20
guartermastcrs nj posts named Pa
vcIopcs containing proposals 10 be in
dursed Proposals Tor Puel etc. Ia 10
opened April ]. 1871" and address.c
20 Lieut.. col. Thomas CruEe che,
C,nartermastcr.
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cra-,er ara CIV ,o,i.ra.,on.

To tho honorable the Common Councils:
Ger t'rmt = Your Coumittcs on C.I1r-
ter AMI CITY leEislation 90 whom was
tIiHdleH. beg laar' g. submit mere
with that Oil Designed 10 amend the
ciiaricr go az - provide FOR % buid-
DIVA HDllt ~ tir.a rather tnBu two per
.,tuE EsFidts thfa change oiiv one
tth, hu0 boom TWdr iI THE HCt Ia
the original charter tile words ia quo
a. pLn marks were public sewer
bonds ana public buti1ing bonds z"
In 1907 when a slight amendment
was made 20 the act. thcue were chang
ed 90 pub Tic sewer bonds and pub
SIC lighting bonds" We have changed
tlie phra-cuioEy here. back To the
phr5srolugN o. tho original charter.
rutliD sever hondS' and Dabli, tight
IRIS bonds We, therefore rcromrlcnd
fOrnhle bod. and authorize the COM
mittec on Charter aud CITY Legislation
| to take IL TO Lansing and urge It's
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ffN"EtAE 49, " = AtItIANtt.'t 1880
ih.l-..asst&-4t- of-tsre-- fvtiosrtag rervt-s-
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN G. LODGE.
JAMES NEKNOk,
SHERMAN IITTLEtlEl4l4
THOS. T. Gilman.
Accepted. ana on leave the follow
Ing resolution was onered;
Ry Aid Lodge:
Resolved That the Committee on
Charter and CIV Legislation anu are
Corporation Counsel hc and they ufe
hereby directed 10 appear betoro the
appropriate committees of the stale
legislature now IA session. Thursday
evening. February eth. and present Tor
Their consideration bill anlehuins
session Of Chapter IL, OF the lll
Charter. Increasing the bonding ihhi'
from twO To three per cent AMI LIS
upon the Legislature the necessity OF
passage OF said bill. and be IL furtgcr,
Resolved That the City Controller
be and he n hereby directed 10 pay
the expense OF attending said meet
ing out OF the Contingent FUND.
ADOPTED ns follows. -
Yeas-Ald. Allan. BroEo. Burton, Ei.is
Field. Frey Uarvey. Gutman, Hindle
Keatlng. Keusch. Kocnig. Knapp. Little
held Lodge. Lynch, McCarty, Mason
Merritt. oBrien. Ostrowski owen
RoSenthul skrzycki. Thompson, Vernon
Walsh. Watson. Zoeiler. and the Pres'-
dent Pro Tem.---30
Nays None.
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FOR CONSTRUCTING vITRIFTED
CROCK LATERAL SEWERS.

Roll 7443. For constructing vitrifed
crock lateral sewer No. 2l33 In alleys I'm
block bounded by Cooper. Pennsylvania,
extended northerly. Shoemaker ana
Roll TAGS. For constructing vitrifed
crock lateral sewer No. 215S in alley In
block bounded by Pennsylvania. Cadil-
lac Shoemaker and Harper avenues
Roll 7457. For constructing vitrifieG
crock lateral sewer No 2147 in alley in
block bounded by Anspach street least
OF Jefferson avenue W. and r r.
Roll 74i2 For constructing vitrificd
crock lateral sewer No 2132 in Holden
avenue. between VI. G. r. X. and Green
wood ave.
Part l is due and payable within 30
lays from date OF this notice. Parts 2,
2 and 4 become due and payable in one
two and three years. respectively. from
the date OF this notice, together with
interest at the rate OF per cent from
the date when the work was accepted by
Either of said parts may be paid with
I'm 80 days from the date Of this notice,
without interest.
IN either Of the parts. one. two. three
or four shall not be paid when they be-
come due. per cent penalty and interest
at he rate OF per cent from the date
when the work was accepted by the .ity
will be added. and the premises assessed
will be advertised and sold as provided
by law.
MAX c. KOCH,
f9pN CITY Trcaaurnr
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tstntf NJ altnife III encl improve
FlEIE a.,0 W. "a filgtntsI
H. tnlNlf Tfi tbt sooru ~ ~
'ftre ~ fhs tifn ~ Detroit y" ana 49,
are hereby u0s clcl lpd inatrllcfrN ~
ptocect fDrIhWife So nrcpstle. Al ~
3fhsisent alt "a confcrini,A WITH ftic
retrite'uents ~ tho Charter 90 tNe
City ~ Detroit rsittinr ~ spci'igl as
scssTnfnts Tor coilegfiaE the expense a.
public ifnlfi o YEN. ats Wnere q street -
graded, cOsnprisinR tn. DropeftN more
lnhcfcYc rcfsrrcd 40 aud described IN
said radiation 81. g. q. .. So :, %.
upon which thcy shall asscrs and levy
the amount OF gaIoS5i. each lot OF
parcel 40 bc assessed ~ n rttnble pro :
portion a. near az may Dc 81 SAT-
amount In Hccordf nee with thc amour
OF 0eueht derived by sach Improve
nent. and he Ia further
Resolved. That the SUN OF 49, -
OF the awarJ Of the jury &c pb. ~
the city OF Detroit ont of the Street
Opening Fund, and further
Resolved That said 1ssessinoH,
shall be made in ore part, VIII oh sl'aU
become due and payable ~ 10 80
arter the FIRST publication By the 'iif
Treasurer ~ the notice Of snld asstsS-
mcnt.
Adopted az follows. -,
Yeas-Ald Allan, Brozo, burbor', -.
lis, Field. Frey. Garvey. Gilman; oIltiC
Icy Hirdle. Heating krusch, mems
Krapp, Llttleseld, Il jig" LNhcr1 ~
Carly Mason Merritt, obr'eh,
trowski. owen, RoscrtLal. skraycAi'
rhoropsor Vernon Walsh atsoh'
ZoeIIer a~d the Presidential
Nays-Nouc
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Licenses.

rs tho Hororab' the Common Council
Ccntlerncr--Yo Committee on ld-
,ense e. whom was referred var.on a
resolutions granting certain people per
,rft 10 ,,a,ldl,. without licenses respect
iiy report thlt we have had the Same
,liGtr 80. lECration and find that com
i,Fafrts I;lvc Teen made against mahy
81. so parties which arc still pending
rs tb4 R.Iuraer's court and IN order that
e.is ,,u,n ifalIsts may be dropped. we rec
,la eud THAT The several parties mere
matte. meat io1ed be granted permission
10 p4dC'e without permits Tor sucn
=, r.otft of slime "a appear Opposite lheif
ttsg4cfivc samas and we therefore re-
nruler, the adoption OF the following
Eesnsctfuuy submitted.
-1TAs r. IcCARTG.
SEQ A OWEN.
DAVID ROSENTHAL-
ArRERT T. ALLAN.
STEPHEN s. SkRZYCKI.
40 ertca and on leave, the following
NJ sol ,ttigu was offered:
BY Md mccarthy
9oso.r,d, Thai permission be, and j
tereh5 xrurtri 10 the various parueS
hcrei.igfter ugSrtianed 10 peddie wltHont
& iicenac for 81 h periods or time az ap-
pear opposite their respective names. To-
81 Sol Harper. ISL wilkins. street. three
.Rsutts fIom Aiig. % 1910.
n Welmla tSe Hastings street three
rleliths, ftom Aug. 80, 1910
sam solomon, 7e7 Beaub'en street
ttre. niol trs. from sept 90 1910.
@nE. Wholesalers. 32s Wi'ier street
paa heneT, three months. from Dec.
I3 tBI0
Lis 1fCtlory three months ircH
lar l.. 1871
n -. t,li,tEs J.ui. Il. 1871
j Gfren Is FFro street three month";
fr6ui Jar -. isii
X y. Cohcu 29J Winder street, three
70,
Simon solomon 2i3 r. Co'umbia
street three months from Jan. "a, 1911.
ADOPTED as follows:
Ttas--Ald \ lar Brozo. Burton. Ellis
Ffsld Frcy Garvey. Gutman, Hindle
Heating Keuach. Koenig. Knapp, Little
field. Lodge. Lynch. McCarty. Mason
Merritt O'Bfien Ostrowski, Owen
EosenthaI Skrzycld. Thompson. Vernon
Walsh. watson zoeller, and the Presi-
dent Pro Tem.---30.
Nays--None.
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|MDA C0BHCIt



>.-<on OF nc McDoNgail Farni,
<uitltefn az, eet. $500. Slttn
49, ~ NJ JohnsonE sub. ttc,.
w<uty~Altn -. eel, tis.lI. tlzth
<I.I0 13t1. and uc a furthcr
>I+<1- L<at the LILY tToliet be.
10 ~ hetety autnv. ized and ln-
NJ - draw wastalu upon tito
Il <0ni Ia fayoi OF Fired Mates for
1<m 1T tfS.3S. being the amount
<r<{1I Cify taxes paid BY nims -
as 81 ard plat sub of part %
~ Crane Farm, T.. &. 30" etc. .. >.
><<tc avenue, TOR 1919, upon pee
aeon OF the proper recs'pt showing
Io>xs icrIcd AGAINST said property
Ip.l war 40 have been paid, and BE-
I.eI&ed. Thas the city Treasurer b..
~ a. hereby authorized and in-
r{cI ~ Iancel toe IaAes due on a
<<lAI as~sstnent OF $4,000 lcvioa
|n1s Htisotu HAN fer 1910, fol ca
set forth In above report, (l2 "a
~ Folio z34).
1opfed as follows.
o1<--Ald Allan. B-ozo. Burton. El-
Fieid. Frey. GarveY. Gilman, Grind
Hindie. Heating, keusch, Koenia.
~. Littlcfield, Lodge, Lynch. Mo
w Mason. Merritt O'Brien. Os-
Xxi. Owen. Rosenthal. Skrzvuki.
mpson, Vernon Welsh, Watson,
Her and the PresiLcat-Sl
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Health and City Hospitals.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemsn--lour Committee on Health
and city Hospitals. to whom was referred
communication from the Board OF Health
transmitting proposals for supplying fur-
niture. laundry machinery and equipment
for new Contagious Diseases Hospital
respectfully report that we have had the
matter under consideration and find that
Henry w. Lindeman is the lowest bidder
for furnishing the furniture. ana that
American Laundry Machinery Co u sne
lowest bidder for furnishing laundry
machinery and equipment and your conf
mittee being satisfied that the bids SUP
mitted are reasonable, recommend ina,
the contracts entered into by the Board
OF Health with said parties for furnishlns
furniture and laundry machinery De ap-
proved and confirmed, and we Therefore
recommend the adoption OF che follo"ihs
resolutions.
Respectfully submitted,
WM EOENIG.
JOHN GRINDLEY,
PATRICK O'BRlEN,
JOHN &. FREY
Accepted aud on leave. the following
resolutions We're onered:
BY Aid. Koerig: "a
Resolved. That the contracts Ie,rs
into by the Board of Health with HenrS
". Lindeman for supplying the noe'ssal
dining room. bed room ana oIhSe urn urn
tuFe- for the new Contagious Dlstaso9
HOxpital for the sum of S1l5,Sa DC "IIu
The same Is hereby approved ana con-
firmed; and be IL further
Resolved That the contrac1 enteryu
into by the Board of Health WIN . AS
can landry Machinery Co. for furnish
ing the necessary laundry machinery ana
eesllprnent for the new Contagious pi ~
ca see Hospital for the sun u .Vy
~ ana the Same Is ht'eUS
AND confirmed.
Adopted rs follows: r-,,s
Yeas-AId. Alan. Brozo. Burton; EiIs
Field Frey. Garyey. Gutmah' iiit..t
K.oting Keusch. Koenig. Knapp, LIKE
field Lodge Lynch, McCarty. Mason
Merritt % Brien. Ostrowski owen
I,orerthal Skrzycki, Thompson. Nernof
Wnlsa. watson. Zoeller. and the Presi-
cent PRO Tem.-3o,
Nlvs-NOne.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08
SIDEWALK ASSESSMENT
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF The BOARD or As
SCISSORS.

Detroit. Feb. 8, 1911,
To All Whom IL May Concern:
Take notice that sidewalk ASSESS
ment rolls Nos 26Ii TO 267s. both IN
elusive. for dafraying the cost and en-
pense or constructing cement siue-
walks as hereinafter described nave
been prepared. and are now open Tor
inspection. revision or correction 10
this office. and will be presented TO
the Common Council at a session there
OF. 20 be held on Tuesday. the 2lst day
for confirmation.
The lot or lots described I'm zach roll
have been assessed for the cost and
expense OF constructing the walk N
front OF or adjoining tho parcels
named In such roll
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this assessment having been erroneously
cold fof. steitnqe<nt te<e~.
Adopted AZ Follows:
reas1-Ala. Allan. Broxo. Burton; EI;s
Keatine. Keusch. koenis. Knapp. Little
ncld. Lodge, Lynch. Mocarty. Aasor
aerrltt. O'Brien. Ostrowski Owen
Rosonthal. Skrryokl, Thompson: Vernon
Walsh. Watson. Zoeller. and the Presi-
dent Pro Tcm.--3o.
Saya--\ouc. ~
And the Council then adjourned
JOHN GRINDLEN,
President Prp Tent.
CHARLES A. NICHOLS
city Clerk.
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Minority Report.

To tho Houoyabl. the Common connect.
GeEuemen--Nour Committee on or
dlnanees. 10 WHOM was referred fu,
ordina Gee Untitrb. An Ordiulu.a "A.
iining tIe Iu.ies and powers y f.s
Department al l;uldiuas and fry ,r-
tabiishinE nf g HuuGlng Codc ~. a.
tiy 81 tlIrptt. respectfully lt'r,rt
th0t we hgg a0sia hs0 th. a, ttpe
luulcr consideration Uud after ,,,. d.
Liberation hes leave to state Iirt Kgo
,oittur IN Uil 90 tie amendments lag-
gIsted by the 1914 iprity report. eXt.gut
those pertaining TO Article 30, govern
Ing Signs.
We, therefore. recommend that gee
tion \. section taJ .stbl. tCD. tdt pf-d
fpD bt stricken out in it, entirety. md
the following substituted therefor.
$50 s. All slrnS. except no,
iIiumiDatcd sign may have al
8Tca Rot 10 exceed scvCntA'.tN,o
tfei square feet and sllail not o.,
more than twelve '13J feet iOuD y.
and tho lower edge shall bu. az
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08

H. OF S. 100 II. or LOT 80. block s.
Plat OF sub of part OF r. G. 22T. Ca
bacier farm. ~ or Chicago road on
the north side OF Ash street. between
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08
CITY OF DETR0IT-0FFTCE OF
THE CITY TREASURER.
Detroit. Feb.

Detroit. Feb I, 1911.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
Interested that there have been filed In
this office the following named asses
ment rolls:
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nALTIMoRE AVENUE.

Roll No. 2515. Lot 1S--Eurcne ftes-
inson's sub. OF lots 3, 4. G, Z. 10, IL. IL;
10. IL. rs. l6. II. rs. 10. 30 81. -, Is and
20. block s. OF Moran and Moross SUP
IL. II and Il H.. and part OF the BAKER
and Forsythe farms On the south slue
OF Baltimore avenue. between Green
wood and Lincoln avenues
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08
TwENTY-TuIpp sTnEEr.

Roll No. 267i. Lots %. 20 and 81
block 6-Tnos. McCraw's re-sub. OF lots
and from To 90. inclusive OF Thos
McGraw's sub. into lots OF part of tbs
Porter farm, City OF Detroit: also part
of sec. 2 II 2 s., II. IL T. On the
east side OF Twenty-third street be-
tween Hudson and Kirby avenues.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08

A. PAPER FREE FROM FRAUDS.
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EIGHTEENTH WARD.

BY Aid. Gilman:
Resolved. That the City Controller he
and he is hereby authorized and In
structed 20 draw his warrant upon the
proper fund in favor Of G. ". wiltsle for
the sum -. St.5S. that being tho amount
OF interest charges due against the prop
crty described as lot 81 % Leavitts sub
Tor paving LiVtrliois avenue, part one, ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08
COMMONWEALTH AVENUE.

Roll No. sGi6. " % Il. OF lot 4;
block i5--Avery and Murphy's sub OF
o. LIS and .. Lognon farm, and %
LIS 100. 10l, 104. lo5 and and the ~
35s6I II. OF O. L. loo. aud the WY al
II OF q l. OF. Woodbritge farm. On
the west side OF Commonwealth ave-
nue. between Lysander street and For
est avenue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08
THIRD AVENUE.

Roll No. eco. 8. Is OF lot II, block
5e--Cass Western Addition 10 the City
OF Detroit. between the Chicago and
Grand River roads. by Lewis Cass
1851. On the east side OF Third ave
nue. between Jones street and Bagley
avenue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08
STATE STREET.

Roll No. 266c. Lot 4. block 40 and
lot Q. block 6s-Cass Western Addition
TO the City of Detroit, between the
Chicago and Grand River roads. By
Lewis Cass, 1881. on the north and
south sides or State street between
First street and Second aYenue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08
TNENTY-FOURTu STREET.

Roll No. 261s Lot 6-Pepper q
varney's sub OF lot 495. except s. Ely
40 IT, OF. lots t96. 497 and i9S OF Johns
toms sub. OF the Porter farm On tho
tween Buchanan street and Railroad.
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inson's sub. OF part OF khe Ewsrs farm.
c--1i1>on the south side OF Mfrnf-.
gan avenue between Fresr' and Ewers
avenues.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08
STANLEY AVENUE.

Roll No s66s. Lot 1, block i--Thos
to 20, inclusive OF Thos M.Graw's
sub. Into lots OF part OF the Porter
farm. city OF Detroit; also part OF
Sec. 2. T. s.. u IL II. on tire north
side OF Stanley avenue between Twen-
ty-third street and Tiilman avenue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08

JAMES VERNON.
WILLIAM r.. ZOELt. Eft.
W. H. e.. HINDLE,
JOHN Il. THOMPSON,
EDWARD ~. KEt;SCH,
s.. FIRED w. KNAPP.
|1rptcd. and on leave. the following
Iufion was offered
Aid. Burton:
@rived. That the Cornuiansrso Council
~ city os Detroit hereby deter
~ shat fne sutn % s7.iDs.64 IN. =
,rorortiOn of IRE copppensnti6n
Red by the Jury Tor the propprty
|n BY the City OF Datroi' Tor IL,
|Inr OF Hancock aysnn. from ~
street n Mt Ellioft aveita
- <htnid be paid 81 the owner
|<r0pflnts Of the pieces or paFucll
nd estate which viii thus Do
tied by saId Improvement, which
pIccca or parcels Of real 'stat,
I~&crited IN resolution OF The
Ion Council 81. G. G. y. SIC. Z. '07l
Nth fro assessment district 70,
<uprovtmcnt was designrted, and
= Further
<oleed. Tha, there be asaesscd Ead
u uron said nieces or parcels IL
11tafo fncluded IN said rcsuiut.Gn
& rf<crrod 10. the snaounf OF So.
~ near ~ may sc. - the nd
ne which each lot or parcel 0.
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scOTTEN AvnNrE.

Roll No 2e67. Lot 50--Rycrafrl
sun OF the ~. 573 II. OF the N 5000
~; OF lot 5. OF the sub OF p. G 5Ss. y
OF Michigan avenue On the west aid,
OF scotch avenue between Rich ans
Lots 4 and s, block g-scoysi's sub
division OF the w. 4 OF Frac Sec ,
on the east eide OF Scotch avenue be.
tween McSraw avenue and Cobh place
Lot Gown. L. Holmes subdivision
or blocks lS. IL. 20. 20. 81 aud ss OF
Scovefs sub. OF w. = OF FraG Sec =
on the west side Of Scotch avenue
between Milford avenue and Moors
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-16
WILL PRESENT PLANS
FOR EAST END sewers
HEAVY IMPROVEMENTS IN THE
WAY OF MAINS AND SUB MAINS
TO TAKE PLACE.

According to announcement made
yesterday at the City Hall, the city en-
gineer win file with the city com.
mission this morning plans and speci
ficatons for more than $4,000 worth
of sewer improvements in the East
End.
At a session of the city fathers
some weeks ago, the city engineer
was instructed to draw up plans for
the extension OF the Tulsa sewage
system to the road which runs west
Of Kendall College and which makes
the city limits. City Engineer Hughes
and his force of assistants have been
busy for the past several days draw
ing up the plans and specifications
for the work.
These sewer Improvements are TO
be made with part Of the $500 in
bonds which was voted some time ago.
The main only will be built by the
bond Issue. Laterals and sub-mains
will be built by the property owners
In the East End, and before the i'm
provements are completed the invest
ment will be in the neighborhood Of
$4,000.
In the plans which are to be pre-
sented today, the network of sewers
which will develop out of the East
End extension is shown. The exten.
sion Of the sewerage system into that
part Of the city will also make the
building OF water mains into that part
an essential
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-16
Shortest Divorce
petition IS filed
ARCHIE PERRYMAN SAYS WIFE
ABANDONED HIM AND LETS
1T GO AT THAT.

In one sentence of "A divorce peti-
tion filed IN the district court yester-
day, the plaintiffs attorney expresses
the cause for his client bringing the
proceedings II is remarkable for its
briefness, and Is said b. the record
clerk to he the shortest ever filed In
the court In a case OF this nature.
Archie Perryman, the plaintiff
states for his cause OF action that his
wife abandored the homo he had pre-
pared and furnished for her comfort
On this charge alone he asks for an
absolute decree. Where the husband
Is the plalniiff In divorce proceedings
the cause o. action IL always more
brief but, Judging from past occur
rences In the court, results are brought
about as wei.
The Perrymans were married at
Salamanca, N. y, In June s, 1908,
The affair was given several para
graphs in the metropolitan newspa-
pers OF the East, as the nuptial event
took place among the members Of a
tribal remn mt In the vicinity. The
couple have lived separate since their
first diiiculy = In April IS, 1910.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-16

Leave your orders for Strawberries
at the Economy Grocery two boxes
for 25c. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-16

Rev Kerr on Sick List-Rev. c. w.
Kerr is confined to his home with III
ness. The fist slight attack has taken
on more erious form. Rev. Kerr
was planning to have left shortly for
Atlantic City to attend the Presbyte-
rian General Assembly. Dr. S. r.
Gordon filled the local pulpit Sunday
morning ana the evening was given
over to Chlldrens Day exercises.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-16

fees The plaintiff asks the court
that his title to a mortgage on somo
OF the defendants property be sold
and the proceeds applied to payment
Of his judgment.
The plaintiff alleges that on No
vemoer 0, 1909, for a consideration
Robert N. Gillian, as a party Of tho
hrst part and other defendants, exc.
cuted a promissory not whereby they
promised TO pay $3.50 with 10 per
cent Interest For the purpose Of SO
curing the payment OF the fee,a mort
gage was executed on property To-,
Gated In Tulsa County The condl
tlons, as alleged, have been broken
and the whole Indebtedness has ma
tured and remains due and unpaid
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-16

Leave 10 Attend Funeral Ser
geant and Mrs, L.. Q. Roby have gone
to Enid to attend the funeral of the
atter's father Captain Gnlnand, who
died recently in Guthrie from loco
motor ataXia Coporal Qulnette is in
charge of the United States Army
recruiting station in the absence of
Sergeant Roby.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-16

Starr Infant Dies-The baby Of Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Starr died yester-
day morning at the family residence
on Hodge and Query Streets. Fu-
neral services will be held this after
noon at 2;30.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-16

George II Shields and Fred Shields,
brother and nephew Of j. w. Shields,
left Sunday for their home in South
west City, Mo- after a visit with Mr..
Shields.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-16
THE SIGHTS OF TULSA
Seen BY Children
YOUTHS FROM SAND SPRINGS
BROUGHT TO CITY AND SHOW
EXCELLENT DEPORTMENT.

Yesterday was holiday for the
children from Sand Springs. Charles
Page, the founder Of the Sand Springs
Home and the owner and promoter
OF the new interurban leading to that
town, brought the children, fifty
three in number, to the city over his
new road and treated them to a trip
to the picture shows.
The excellent conduct Of the happy
urchins, who were under the care Of
Mrs. Il. j. Short attracted much at
tehtlon from the people on the street
but the sightseers were unmindful Of
the fact. They were simply acting
as they are taught and were having
good time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-16

Pupils q Present COmedy-"Mrs.
Briggs OF the Poultry Yard" a come
edy of thres acts, is to be given by the
Seniors of the High School on Mon
day May 20 This comedy has many
amusing sitrs tions and promises to be
very Interesting ana entertaining. The
case Is working hard and hopes to
give the pubic as good an amateur
production 4 has ever been given in
Tulsa, The7 are hoping to have a
large attendance as they wish to leave
a good sum 'or the library.