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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-09

FoR sALE-All the furniture in a
nine room rooming house. Building
rent reasonable. A snap for some
one. Inquire at this Office. l9tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-09
llssiss y - ~ e - Cny Il
Canaisso - SuvuunAna CsunGn

Cn1sso - S9svUu11a Csu11ry
DIR. Will Singleton, one of the well
known and popular opticians of en-
yer, will maintain an Office in Gun
nison this summer He Will it up a
nice psriour and equip it with dark
rooms etc, at Mrs. MilIer's roomins
house. Prismatic trestment given
for sstiabismus. crore eyes, etc. %
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-09
Fer SaAs

The Caldwell residence, block
Gunnison. Three lots, extra gooC
house and barn.
20tf. HENRY +. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-09
e0 4als

Good single driver and saddl
horse, weight 800 lbs.
23tf. r.. p. MERGEIMAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-09
COAL COAL, COAL,
Paruons Il Ferguson.

NorICE-Minn nows for sale.
22-25 ZUGELpER Bios.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-09

Call at Herman Maner Jr.'s for
Fsrniture, Linoleum, Rugs, Wall
Paper, etc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-09

FoR RENT-6 room house. Light
ssd water Inquire Of Jos Black
stak. 2l:f
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-09

Music st the Electric every nigh
Monday. june II.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-09

Mason work in stone, brick on
plastering Address
2Of. CLAUDE BOURNE, Gunnison.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
A LACK OF LIGHTS;
CONTRACTOR IS FINED
HARRIS PAYS S., OWING TO NEG
IIGENCE or MEN WORK.
ING FOR HIM.

First to suffer for violation OF the
cltv ordinance pertaining to leaving
beaps of material unprotected by a
danger signal was ]. l. Harris,
local contractor arralgned before
Judge Houston yesterday evening and
fined IS. ,-..
A small fine was assessed the con
tractor when he explained to the
iudge that the pile OF building ma
torial was left without the proper
nrotectlon because Of the negligence
Of his employees. Harris has the con-
tract for erecting u building on East
FIRST street between Elgin and De-
troit. where the thoroughfare IL al
most blocked by material to be used
IN erecting two story brick building
A crusade In general has been
started against negligent contractors
since the issuance Of a notice from
commissioner Yeager asking the po'
lice department TO enforce the city
ordinance. Several damage suits are
nenalng as a result OF unprotected ex'
ravatlons IN various parts of the city
last year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
STORY A REAL HOAX.
But Cashion Woman Sends II in to
DorOthy's Parents.


A story carried by local papers rec
emily to the effect that Miss Dorothy
Arnold, the missing New York heiress,
was held in custody somewhere I'm the
vicinity OF Tulsa has developed into a
hoax. The chief OF police OF New
York City has wired the Tulsa police
department. TO ascertain the truthful
ness OF this article, and all the In
formation that could be obtained was
that the story developed In the fertile
brain Of some local correspondent,
who foreseen an opportunity to in
crease his monthly string
The story as It appeared In an OK
lahoma City paper was clipped and
forwarded with glad weepS" letter
TO the mother Of the missing girl by
Miss Kittie Forbls OF Cashloh, Okla
Chief Newblock was forwarded the
letter, with clipping attached, and
asked 10 do all In his power 10 run
down the clue,
A letter was ent TO Mrs. Francis Ar
mold, lOs Il 10th. street New HorH
city. by Chief Newblock, telling Of
futile attempt on the part OF the po'
lice to find the least evidence OF
clue to the where abouts Of her dau
! ghter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
9o9o.soo9og9 o ceo.,oo.oaoa,
THE MARKETS,
eaaao.aaasaaa.aa..a..aeoa.
The Chicago Market.

by Associated pross
Chicago, Feb, 27,-part OF the re-
sponslbllIty Tor an advance in wheat
today was laid ON the calendar The
rise followed covering by shorts sellers
who believed that March ~ an unfav.
.orable month for traders. Tomorrow
being a holiday here on account ~ u
municipal primary election there
would be no further time I'm February
to even trades Accordingly corn nu
ished is TO IA lower; oats off T.. f..
Ia TO S-S cents incidentally Wr..l
lowered a new record for tno soH 0u.
but such a performance hHu taken
place so frequently of late that relative
y little attention wus given tho new
drop especially a. he effect proved
only transient An ea7y tone pre-
vailed at the close. ruring The sos
sion May ranged frcm SS5S 10 S05S
cents with iras mls9 at l-2 cents
higher nt SNH' =. ~ cents. Colder
weather affordus prospect OF in
creased handling t1 country stations
weakened corn Price ranged be-
twr"u Ass and Ass to "a with the
close rs 30 IA cent or at i76S Cash
demand was slow. No. . yellow sold
ut tG I-9 @. oats closed at 80 rs,
Ia not loss Of Ia to as.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
coleman KILN
over sum OF
ALLEGED SLAYER
LARGE-RELATlNES
DUCE HIS GIVING

Ben Howard, the allegee
Garfield Coleman, who waf
urday afternoon at a camI
west of Tulsa, was still a
terday, but 1T Is believed by
tiles that he will return an
self up. He is believed e
ing in the Usage Nation al
that relatives here will IND
return within the week. !,
Contrary to the first {,
an inquest was held ovCa
yesterday by Coroner Jols
A formal verdict was retuss
jury. The inquest was |.
comply with the burial
The members of the jur.y
| NJ. Chanler, O. II. Erlck
McDivltt, w. NJ. Ericks
Milly and il. u. SouthN
The sum of $1.25, it U
at the inquest, was the =
| killing. Witnesses testifie
ard asked for the NOR
blocks of wood he had cr
mill and that he was refl''
man. when Coleman st
up his bedclothes prepa
turning to the city HoI'
said, drew his shot gum
charge Of shot into his \
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
EXIr THE COAL BIN IN 1912.
Editor OF Electrical World Makes u
Short Time Prediction.

New York, Feb, 27,--At an electric
dinner at the Montauk club, Brook
lyn Charles w. Price, editor
of the Electrical Review, ono OF the
speakers, said.
II dare mako this prediction, based
on the knowledge Of important eX-
pcrlments, that the day Is not far dis
tont when the coal pile IN the cellar
viii be supplanted by an electrical
reservoir boX-lil,e shape and of mod
crate size to furnish heat throughout
the entire building and also TO the
kitchen I'm the residence for cooking,
And this win be done economical
ly compared 20 coal, as accumulated
electricity viii be stored at a low cost
and win be ON tap for use when need
ed. ] am hopeful that this-m may be
realized within a year"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
JUDGESH|P IS
IN Court I
WRIT OF MNNDAMUS 10
ED UPON.
Cline WILL file
Each Has Array Of Counsel
Arguments llcards '
Few Days.

Another legal battle
S political affairs will
up today in the supreme G.
lahoma City. The writ Of
granted w. Il. Wells, cler
Leagues superior court, as
NJ r. Cline of Judge Br
court TO secure possession
ters records, was made
today, when Cline viii file
with the court.
An array of legal counst
on the scene Of the next
superior court dispute. B
II. y. Martin, Judge ].
Clerk w. II, Wells, A. J.
L. Davidson, NJ, A. Breck
NJ u. Cline will attend the
day. Several members o
went early yesterday whl
ones left on the night trai
There Is a probability Il
may not be argued for $
oe % win baVo Ia take
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28

traders bid up energetIcally for a
point. Time money rates were slight
ly firmer, although all money was Of
fered at one per cent late In the day.
Some uncertainty az to the future OF
rates for time funds was reported
from Chicago here evidence Of hard
ening was seen. The Bank Of Eng
land obtained the bulk OF five million
dollars OF South African gold laid
down IN London. the remainder go
ing TO India without outside compete
ton, Bonds were steady Total sales
par value 1891 600. United states
bonds were unchanged on call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28

Ivy Associated Press
New York, Fen, 27.--Little progress
was made towards recovering from
the sharp setback which the stock mar
ket received last Friday, following
the announcement of the freight rate
decision.
The undertone was good through
most of the session and prices work.
opening, which showed general losses
from satui days closing, to point
in Reading, Northern Pacific ana
Erie. Late IN the day. however. the
market eased Off and most OF the
gains were lost, Word came from
WASHINGTON shortly after the opening
that no decision in the antitrust
cases were looked for today and bold
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28

BY an alleged Illicit sale OF liquor
yesterday afternoon to one Of the
plain clothes men operating as en-
forcement officers, the Fountain drug
store Is again forced into the lime
light. The drug store located be-
tween First and Second streets on
Boston, from all indications and as
reported to the chief OF police Is do
ing n thriving business by the sale Of
ski" The class Of trade that har-
bored around the alleged Joint has at
tracted the suspicion Of the officers
for some time, but until recently the
opportunity TO make a case against
the proprietor had not presented IT.
self.
A plain clothes officer entered tho
place yesterday afternoon, and in muf-
/ fled tones aided by the sign language
conveyed his meaning to the "spic and
span" clerk behind the prescription
case. He handed him neatly wrap
ped bottle of the stuff with medicinal
properties, and cautioned him 10 keer
the transaction under his lid"
On a warrant charging him with
Pelling "booze'. Ray Handley was
placed under arrest by Captain Adams
! about 3 o'clock. Handley placed
two hundred dollar cash bond with tn,
desk sergeant and will be given ar
raignment Tuesday evening on tn,
charge Of selling liquor
Handley requested Chief Ndwblocl
for the privilege to schedule him
self under an alias on the police blot
ter. but the request was not fulfilled
The prince Of the haberdashory wa
informed IN plain American that -
man who openly violates the law b.
selling llouor. should not be ashame,
of his name appearing in print"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
FINDING poLE TO BE EASY.
Captain Baldwin Has That as a Sec
Ondary Motive.

Captain Baldwin Has That as a Sec
Ondary Motive.
Denver Colo. Feb 27.--An Arctic
expedition, In which reaching the pole
Will be secondary matter, was an
bounced here by E. b. Bald
win, the explorer. Baldwin expects
o launch his expedition about Sep
ember 1912. The expedition, he says,
vill have aeroplanes and bal oons as
part of Its equipment. II will start
rom Behring Straits and will follow
he Polar ice drift. The object will
Q, he says, to collect scientific data
nd complete the magnetic survey
ow being made by the Carnegie In
titute. Reaching the North Pole
aptain Baldwin believes will be an
asy matter and a mere incident.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
NEGRO ABUSED CHILDREN.
Minneapolis Police Arrest Suspects on
Serious Charge.

Minneapolis, MINI, Feb. 21.---John
Murphy and Morresey Mason. negroes
arc under arrest hero charged with
having entlced white girls between the
ages Of 10 and 10 into their rooms
and mlstreating them.
One girl, aged 10. disclosed 10 her
parents what had happened to her
and this was the first clue which led
To the arrest OF the negroes. She told
her parents tnat tho negroes threaten
cd her with death II she told.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
For Headaches
There Isn't Any Headache ReniedS
That Does The Work Like
Hicks CAPuDlkE.

1t gives quick relief from Headaches o.
all kinds, including Sick or Netyou;
Headaches, and Headaches caused from
heat cold, grip or stomach troubles.
Capudlne Is also the best and quickest
remedy for attacks Of Cold or Grip. II
soon relieves the aching and ieveTishnes'
and restores normal conditions.
Capudine Is lquid---easy and pleasant
10 take acts Immediately, lOe.i 25c-
and Soc, at drug stores.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
STEAMSHIP OFFICERS ARRESTED
official of Greek Line Weld for Snug
Cling In Aliens.

N-o ".~ 'eH,
ficcrs boarded tho Greek trans
Atlauu, lncr Athina a.
rested tWenty-nine mebbers of
the Grew, charged with conspiracy to
vlola,o the United states Immigration
laws Those who arrived Include
every one in authority from the cap
tain duw1 as well MS the resident agent
Of the campnny here. The steamer
belongs 10 the Hellenic transatlantic
Steamship company The government
charges the company with smuggling
In aliens for more than year. some
disgusting ss memhors ~ mo crow
and others hidden about the ship until
there was no danger Of search.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
TO TEACH GIRLS FARMING.
Mrs. o. II. y. Belmont 20 Instruct
Girls on Farm.

New York, Feb. 27,-Mrs o. II. p,
Belmont announced today that she
would open within a short time a
|chool for teaching girls to farm A
class Of twenty factory glrls-all suf-
fragists--will be instructed In the art
pr agriculture upon Mrs. Belmonts
fwo hundred acres NJ Hampstead T. I
Truck farming win be speciality and
when tho young women have gather
fed the crops they will drive to the
city and learn to sell them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
LII WASHINGTON S ROSY NOW.
Publication of Japanese Treaty In
crcohes Friendly Relations.

tti''cHuoh Oh Jhpanchc Irchty ln-
crcoses Friendly Relations.
Washington, Feb q The prompt
tion OF the senate In setting the
Institutional seal Of unqualified APP
oval upon the new treaty and com
erco between America and Japan
Fought forth comments In official
1ashington tending to illustrate
g friendship which binds the two
buntries.
Pointing out the fast that the situ-
tion augurs well for the promotion OF
ordial feeling, the officials today
urned their attention to the next step
Iecessary to make the treaty a re-
lity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
.A SECRET CLOSET IS
FOUND IN The WALL
ARRESTS MADE At FOUNTAIN
AND JOHNSON DRUG STORES
YESTERDAY.

secret closet for the storage Of
liquors and ingredients for mixing
fancy drinks was found by the police
in a raid Instituted against the John
son and Bryan Pharmacy 20S South
Boston, yesterday evening The pro-
prletor, NJ. J. Johnson, and his clerk,
W. n. Smith, were placed IN custody
10y chief Newblock and placed cash
bonds to the amount Of $4O0 for their
appearance Tuesday before Judge
Houston.
The Evidence at the Johnson phar-
macy was obtained in the same man
nor MS that gained through an Illicit
sale at the Fountain drug store a
few minutes before. A plain clothes
man made the purchase and swore out
warrant for the arrests.
Headed by chief Newblock, Captain
Adams and Officer Ellis made o raid
on the alleged drug store. Nothing
could be found behind the prdsclrp-
tlon case that looked like liquid evil
dence. Upon further investigation
| Captain Adams found a secret closet
secreted in an inclosure In the wall
Here wag found several quarts OF
whiskey and less Intoxicating bever'
ages.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
THREE REALIZE A
OklahomanS Enter U.
Through Recruiting

Through ltcCruitine
Hopes fosfered from {
realized by a party Of
sters who applied last
Tulsa Army Recruitln
admittance into the ran
never fading smile occai
izlng the height Of ami
~ OF three left yesterda!
Fort Logan, COLI to 4
uniforms of blue.
The men were: Walt
Lawton, Okla inflntr,
Moody, Tulsa, okla, c
Connor, Bradley, Okla,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
CHANGES IN NAVAL SERVICE.
New Commanders Tor Atlantic and
AsiatlC File T..

Washington Feb 27.-Rear Ad-
miral Hugo Osterhaus, commandant
of the Mare Island navy yard, was
selected by Secretary OF the Navy
Meyer to succeed Rear Admiral Sea-
ton Schroeder. commander-in-c -chief OF
the Atlantic fleet In June, and Rear
Admiral Joseph B, Murdock will sue
coed Rear Admiral John II Abbard,
as COMMUNICATIVE Of the Asiatic
fleet on May 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
NURSE HELD FOR ROBBERY.
Servant Accused Of Theft OF Vnluabl,
Boston Jewels.

Boston Jewels.
Boston, Feb. ~ Charged with the
larceny Of six thousand dollars worth
OF iewelry from the late Mrs May ].
Lockwood OF this city, Miss Amelia
M. Leonard, n Worcester nurse was
arrested here Miss Leonard
was employed by Mrs. Lockwood up
TO the time OF the latter's death on
April IA last, ~ Back Bay hotel
Tho police allege thai Miss Leonard
carried away the icwolry after the
donth NJ her employer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-28
BILL PROTECTS THE uocAroRs
Measure for oiol and Gas Men Passes
the Senate.

the Senate.
Washington, Feb. 7.--Tho bill
providing protection for the locators
.on oil and gas lands was passed by the
SSenate al the instance OF SEN
ator Flint rhe measure Is intended
for the conditions in the oil fields Of
California, where much valuable prop
erty Is involved.
II directs that the locations not be
rejected because Of the assignment OF
the rights Of the locators.
Tho measure has passed the house.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-25
THE BEST CONTRIBUTION.

The best contribution anyone can make is not
a gift measured by gold and silver standards.
Many give or surplus wealth, only to add humili-
alton to poverty, encouragement to fraud, loss Of
sef-respect to misfortune, weakness to discOur-
agement, and develop seIf-concet and self-right-
eOusness instead of unselfshness and loving
vice. 1t is giving Of the gift without the giver
which makes both poorer and the world less hap
Ply.
The best contribution make is that which
contributes to the happiness of the human heart
and scatters sunshine along the path where pres
ent and coming generations must travel The man
from platform and pulpit who speaks words Of
wisdom and comfort, the entertainer who brings
a smile, lesson inspiration; the concert
which drives dull care away and tunes the soul to
harmonic with the Divine Chords-all these pub
lie servants contribute that which makes a better
humanity, because it makes happier one.
The toiler in shop office store, faithful in
helping humanity to push it's business forward;
the faithful wife, the untirng, loving mother, the
conscientious teacher in the class rOom-all these
moulding earthly habtations into heavenly places,
shaping rough marble blocks into angelic forms
of life the numbers who unknown, perhaps among
the 'shut ms, who in their silent way, by some
thought that helps, some word that soothes, some
deed that cheers, or by some self-restraint that
makes them greater than he that conquers
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-25

ing. Yes, they certainly can, and
will; and there will be special &C
cOmmOdatiOns for them.
The factory has been delayed in
setting our the premium knife with
the new picture of Mr.. Watson in the
handle. We received letter from
them last week saying that they were
now mailing out the orders as fast
as possible, and we trust all Of our
subscribers will receive their pre-
MUM in the next few days. If you
do not receive your knife within three
weeks of the date of sending in your
order, please let us know on a postal
card
When we found the Other day,
lot Of mail which had been hidden
away in the hollow stump by a ne
gro who carried the mail from the
Post Office to the house, it explained
the reason for a good many com
plants that we have received lately.
People have written saying that they
have sent money, and wrote to us
about the non-receipt of their paper
or magazine, and we did not answer
their letters. The fact is they were
never received here. We now have
regular Complaint Department, and
all complaints about mistakes on the
mailing list, delays and commissions,
will be handled promptly. Much of
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-25

our trouble arises from careless hand
writing. Both initials and names of
subscribers must be very clearly writ
ten, and the full name should be
given in every case. If you are an
agent, don't send in the renewal of
VIM. J. Smith as Bill Smiths renewal.
Another source of trouble is the
omission of the rural route. If you
will be careful about sending in
names and addresses, there will be
comparatively few mistakes on our
lists.
Let us remind you that we have
only a limited number of the pictures,
''Mr. and Mrs. Watson at home"
which we are Offering as a premium
for new subscriptions. Orders are
coming in fast, and unless you get in
the procession right now, you may
get left. We are not selling these
pictures, and you cannot obtain one
except by sending us a new subscrip
ton to The JeffersOnian.
One of the most important pieces
Of business of our July 4th celebra-
ton will be the organization of the
Jeffersonian League. We are getting
out button and a membership card
for this League, and We hope to en-
roll several thousand members on
July 4th. There will be no dues,
nothing to pay; simply a promise to
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-25
SEND HER SOME WORK.

Dear Brothers.: after some delay I will write
you few words to thank you for the dollar [
received. Oh, [ thank you too much
for your goodness to me. 1t seems that your dol
lars come when I need them most They al
ways appreciated for [ need all I can get. |
want to ask the lady readers of your grand paper
to send me some work. | have done work for the
Comfort Sisters through mail. They would send
me the work and postage to have it sent back to
them. [ did work for them all last year, but
have not had any work this year and I am wanting
some badly. l will tell you what kind of work
do. I do all kinds of fancy work.
crochet, embroider, and do drawn work. If you
care for any further information in regard to my
work, please send a stamped addressed envelope.
May God in His goodness help the poor needy ones
in this world, for when go to live with Him
will not need any help. Sincerely yours, MAGGIE
Riding, LadOnia Texas.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-25
IN SYMPATHY AND PRAYER.

Dear Daddy Jim 1t is with pleasure that I
come TO you this morning to let you know that
you have our sympathy and prayers in your work
of love for the needy ones When I read the
letters from those who are afflicted and poor in
this worlds goods, how my heart goes out to
them, and how wish l was able to help them ALL
Enclosed you will find 80 cents from Mr. and Mrs
Scion Reese, and 80 cents from Mr.. and Mrs W.
A Wilson. Use where you think most needed
We will come to your aid again soon can
l believe the God in Heaven hears prayers, so let
us ask Him more earnestly to open the hearts of
those who have so much Of this worlds goods and
remember that, LAS much we have done unto
the least Of His children, have done it unto
Him" May good Father bless you and our
dear Mr. Watson in this sweetest of all work is the
wish and prayer Of Mrs. Scion Reese, Thomson,
Ga r. F. D.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-25
PRACTICAL HOME MISSION WORK.

Dear Daddy jim: l take The JeffersOnian and
think it is good paper You and Mr.. Watson are
doing some good work in trying to help the shut
ms. think that is right. Everybody who is able,
ought to help them. I don't like those foreign
missions, myself We ought to help our own
people, and am going to send one dollar to you
for Lee Mabry, Albemarle, n c., Rt. 1. I think
the good people should help this poor boy out
of his suffering I poor man myself but
am going to help him some and I hope all the