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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-12
Financial END
A SUCCESS, TOO.
POULTRY SHOW OFFICIALS MOST
HAPPY YESTERDA
SCORING NOT Completed
lost Three Days 10 BE Big Ones
Premium Winners 10 he
Announced To-day.

II was the happiest set Of officials
and Interested ones about the first
annual show of the Eastern oklahoma
Poultry Association yesterday imagIn-
able The attendance and interest In
tho show has been growing TO an eN-
tent undreamed of by the officials,
who declare that the show has ALREADY
proven to be great success
we have taken in more money at
the door In the first three days tnnn
We expected to receive all week" de-
clured Secretary NJ. a, Younkman yes
teday afternoon. we figure that TO-
morrow, Friday and Saturday VIII
more than eclipse the records for the
first part of the week IN case the good
weather continues, added the sec-
retary
A steady stream Of visitors viewed
the prize birds OF all kinds during the
day. AZ no time during the day was
there A leisure moment for the oCric-
ials ana attendants
The scoring. which is In charge of
Judge Gilman Of Taylorvile. Illinois.
viii be- completed this afternon and
the complete list Of the premium win
ners viii be announced today or tomor
row. Judge Gilman is making a big hit
IN his official capacity and his work
is always watched with interest Dur
ing the day he took several birds 70
the Commercial club rooms and scored
thcm before the Farmers. Institute. at
the same time delivering talk Of In
forest In poultry fancicrs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-12
TRAVEL CHEAPER
THAN IN EUROPE
BIG DIFFERENCE Is SHOWN by
\ CJMPARISON.
MORE COMFORT ALSO
Nearly Two Cents More Per Mile Is
the Average Old World
Rate.

The question as to whether travel
ing 10y railroad In Europe In or Is not
more comfortable than In North
America. is one Of the decisions Of
which depends largely upon the Opin-
ion Of the individual as to what he
considers are the most essential elc-
mcuts OF comfort. An American us
ing the coaches Of Europe, IN the
absence Of the larger space TO which
hc ls accustomed in the ordinary
American passenger coach. or in the
parlor or sleeping car, IL apt to feel
crnmpcd ana constrained unless he
happens to bc the single occupant on
the other hand, the native European
traveller prefers the company to the
few he encounters in the compart-
mcnts to that Of the many who occupy
our ordinary coaches or parlor cars.
The question as TO the cost OF tray
cliug iS. however, one of fact not Of
opinion and any testimony that tends
to throw Hight upon the subject ought
to hc of Interest AT the present time.
when SO many politicians seeking pop
ulnr favor desire to force reductions
or resist increases In the rates Of fare
charged by our American roads
Taking everything into considcra-
l"', l''H'-'''Ns lrNri IN Europe may
100 IAlrN compared. as {" price ana
INNOVATIONS gwen WIN Urst-
''''7 '''Ae' III America plus a pnrlor
ear scat
In America Ihe possession of FIRST
class ticket entities the holder to have
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-12

She stood before her parents with
demureb down east eyes.
My daughter" he said, ~ am In
deed grieycd 60 hear OF your golngs
on"
"GonRs on. daddy" she asked
"Gougs on. my wayward offspring
Last year your fond mother warned
YOU that. unless YOU soon became en-.
gagged she would not hold herself re
sponsIhlc for your future. But now
she informs me you have become en-
gagged to five different people
"Oh. don't worry dad" she re-
spondcd smiling
Worry he echoed. "How can
help worrying
You see, they're all football play.
ers"
And what on earth" no demanded
has that got to do with itf"
She smiled at him half compassion.
ately as sh eanswered
why everything At the end OF
the season | shall marry the survivor. y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-12

including the cost OF parlor car seats
figure up to $60.9O Or a trfln over
IS cents per mile, the average speed
being thirty eight and slN-tcnths miles
per hour,
\ considerable part Of the travel
in Europe Is In the second class and
third class compartments Second
class compartments may he compared
with the ordinary first class coach in
America and an examination Of the
second class fares is therefore neccs-
Sary to a fair consideration of the
whole subject Third class accommo-
dations, and consequently fares, have
no parallel in North America, cXclu-
sive of emlgrant trains. and need not
be considered
The price Of second-class tickets
varies from 60 10 70 per cent Of the
first class tickets The average is
about 80 2-3 per cent The extra
charge for baggage in Europe is the
same for a second class passenger
as for one holding a Grst-class ticket.
and a comparison may therefore be
fairly made with the nrst-c fare
in America, without parlor car seat
The actual second class fares on the
eleven routes are the basis of the cal
culation This gives the following re-
suits.
At the rates above stated travelling
hrst class in America for a similar
distance by ordinary coaches. with
hand baggage only. would cost 2,2s
cents per mile. or S20.2s for a dis
tance OF 1924 miles This is sl7A4
less than the first class fare in Eu-
rope for the same distance. under
similar conditions, and sl.G5 less than
the second class cars
The cost Of travelling second class
in Europe with only hand baggage s,
therefore, about the same as the cost
of travelling first class In America with
only hand baggage, The cost of travel
ing second class in Europe with bag
gage of the weight given above is 3S
Ia per cent higher than the cost Of
travelling IN America with the same
baggage This percentage win not
he as large of course. with a smaller
amount Of baggage, but whatever rs
paid on the continent of Europe on
that account IN tho great majority Of
cases win hc found 10 he in excess "
the cost here
Various other comparisons may be
made in the figures given, hut they
all show thut under equal conditions
the ordinary passenger fares In North
America are considerably cheaper than
In Europe, notwithstanding the much
greater density Of population In the
countries of the latter Judging from
these figures, the American people
have no just cause Of complaint "
the cost of travelling by rail In this
country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-12
4 MOdcI Nnrsn

'Yes, our little 4-ycar old IL such a
comfort and such a help 20 me-" said
Mrs. Mdsman to a lady caller "Wh,
he can take care Of his baby sister ns
well as any nurse, He is in the next
room now playing with little Dorothy
(Ralses her voice. Walterl"
"Yeth. mamma"
Are you taking care Of little sis.
ter?"
"Yeth. mamma"
what are you doing"
"Oh. lse des playin Use barber
an Use shayln her VIII papa's razor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-12
saving for the Season.

Send the little troubles packing and
don't waste time packing them.
Have a holiday with JOY at least
once a year Get IN tho dance when
he plays the fiddle.
Don't worry about more rivers TO
cross. Perhaps you'll be able to cross
over dryshod when you get to them.
IL there are lions In the way climb
tree and have a good look at them.
You don't meet up with a tree circus
often In life
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-12
Would Repeal Ballot Form.

special ~ the World
oklahoma city Okla. Jan H.
The introduction Of many bills mark
ed the brief sessions OF each house OF
the legislature today In the senate.
stewart offered q bill creating q su-
preme court commission which is 10
assist the supreme court IN clearing
its docket
senator Sorrells introduced hlll
repeating the law which provided the
unique form ot ballot hy which the
grand father clause" was adopted at
the August election
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-12

Washington, Jan. 11.-Without a.
suggestion Of opposition, after less
than two minutes of consideration,
the senate today passed a Joint rcso-
luton permitting the admission Of
two Chinese students TO the West
Point military academy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-02
Beginning with Friday evening. Nov. 3

Beginning with Friday evening. Nov 3,
there will be series of special meetings
lat the Peoples Evangelical church in
Montpelier Rev. Frank Stevens of Bos
ton, presiding elder Of the district in
which the church is included, will be
present for ten days Services will be
held every evening during that time
at 1880 o'clock, and also on Sunday at
the usual hours. Rev. Mr.. Stevens has
had wide experience in evangelistic
work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-02
TALK OF THE TOWN
lnnsine nnderwenr A Abbottls.

Munsing underwear at Abbott's.
The AeWhorter Co. for Munsing union
suits and all kinds Of underwear.
Alderman c. NJ. Wiley went to Bur.
lington yesterday afternoon on short
business trip
Mrs II. NJ Houston of Maple avenue
Is passing few days with her sister in
Middlesex Center
James Johnston and A. Forbes of
Mortified were among the business Wis
itors in the city yesterday.
Now is your opportunity to stock up
on outing flannel Special sale for u
yard, at Perry's on Saturday.
Dress and street hats from my work
room combine style and quality at rea-
sonable prices Mrs. Nelson Church.
Big auction sale of cattle, hogs and
sheep at Putnamsville tomorrow. See
ad., page I. c. j. Smith, auetioneer.
The N. f. 0. P. orchestra is composed
of AL dance players; leader, E. w,
Bruce. You are sure to be pleased.
Thursday evening Nov. 2, Miles hall.
The epidemic Of sneak thievery seems
10 continue undated. Garden stuff and
clothes lines seem to rule as the favor
lite prey for depredators and there is
hardly a section Of the city that has
not been visited by midnight maraud-
ers. The latest theft TO be reported
took place last night when a North
Main street merchant lost pile of lum-
Der located in the rear of the store,
If the guilty ones are apprehended, it
is expected that an example viii be
made of them in the way of penalty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-02
Ladies' Fur Goats

The Fur Coat season is now upon
us and our full line is now in, ready
for your inspection.
The leading Fur this season seems
to be the Pony Skin. These make
a Coat that is very seryiccable and
carry a great amount of style
The full length Coat seems to be
the most popular, although the short
er lengths are used quite little.
If you want a good, servieeable
Driving Coat at a medium price, we
can give you an extra good trade.
The Marmot Coat for brown fur
makes a very attractive Coat, and
is a fur that has an unusual amount
of service.
If you have trouble in getting Mt
ted, come in and see our odd. sized
Coats. These are Fur Coats that are
made with unusual fullness and are
some Of the best fitting garments we
ever put out.
We have the misses sizes in fur
coats to fit the small lady These
are sizes we have never carried be-
fore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-02

NJ IHt HUIIt OF htN. y. w, BAfnett
last evening at $3.50 o'clock, Estella
Fletcher, daughter Of Mrs. Hattie Il.
Fletcher OF Washington, and Lee r.
Kingsbury, also of Washington, were
united in marriage. They were unat-
tended. Mr.. and Mrs. Kngsbury re-
turned to Washington, where they win
make their home, Mr.. Kingsbury being
engaged in farming and being also a
road commissioner in his town
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-02
Ladies and Children'S
Sweaters

Children's Sweaters in coat and
Norfolk styles, made of good, heavy,
fine wool yarn, at Csc each.
One lot OF Misses Sweaters in
sizes up to 81, large enough to fl
small ladies, Tor only $3.50 each;
in gray, same sizes, at S1.25.
One lot of Ladies' Coat Sweaters
in fancy weave with pockets and low
collar. These are $500 Sweaters in
green, cardinal and gray. These We
will close on. this week at only
$1.9S each.
Ladies' Coat Sweaters with pock-
cts. These are the Hoagknit kinds,
come in all olcrs, and We have near
" all sizes ut S2.0S each.
The Sweater that bothers us and
we bother you to get is g real Cents
Sweater for ladies. A Shaker Sweat
er like cut at head of this ad. We
have most Of the sizes in white, red,
green and gray, and are selling them
az S5.75 as fast as we can get
them. We are receiving a few Of
these Sweaters every day.
Aviation Caps to match above Sweat,
ers make neat rig. ou special
seven-ounce Cap at 500 each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-02
Outings

There is one advantage in buying
Outings Of us, and that is that you
can have your choice Of a large as
sortmcnt, larger than is carried in
any other store on this side of the
state; in fact, it's our liberal assert
ment of Dry Goods that each month
increases our trade. Ladies like to
see what there is on the market, then
buy as they want.
We are showing a 24-inch Domet
Flannel for &c; 27-ineh one at Sc;
a 27-inch one at Sc and 32-ineh one
at 1Oc.
We are showing a 26-inch Bleached
Outing at Sc the best Teagle Down
at IOc; a yard-wide Bleached at
121l2c, and an etxra heavy double
fold Bleached Outing at IL lie.
One lot OF good heavy, Colored
Outing in short lengths at Sc per
yard.
Our selection OF Colored Outings
for Outing Robes was chosen very
carefully, so as TO get extra heavy
weight and at the same time a
good firm soft nap These come in
new, yes, very new patterns, and
sell at 1Oc per yard.
We have a beautiful line OF Duck
ling Fleeced in dogs heads, cats
heads and cats heads with borders;
also several floral and conventional
designs at lie per yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-02
"a Young Man negligent

an old man necessitious." A young man
insured, an old man financially indie
pendent. Send for our circular ON en-
dowment insurance
National Life ms. Co., of Vt. (Mu-
tual.l S. S. Ballard, general agent, Law
renee building, Montpelier, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-02
A. p ABBOTT co. A P. ABBOTT & CO. A. p ABBOTT co.
A Friend of Ours Happened
Into Church
A. P. ABBOTT & co.
A. P. ABBOTT & co.

last Sunday and took directly behind beautiful Gee
peacE" he murmud himself She turned her head and
friends astonshment it his wife The moral this: If
folk should happen mail order catalogue
far off the offerings that make
below they would say N.Y. what bagan We would glance
your eye the following prices
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-02
Ladies' FurS

Every season the demand for small
Furs and Separate Muffs grows great
er. We have got together a full line
Of Furs in all grades and kinds OF
Furs. The demand for Separate Muffs
will be larger than ever this season,
as it is almost impossible for a lady
to get along without a Muff.
We start our Muffs at $500 in
the Black and Brown Coney. These
are good-sized muff.
AT SOS we can give you good
assortment of Isabella and Black
Opossum Muffs in quality that will
wear nicely,
At S3.9S is better quality Of
opossum Muffs; and they are a little
larger in size.
At $3.50 is an extra value in a
Brook Mink Muff. These are fur
that will wear as well as any fur we
have.
Our line of Fox Muffs comes in
all grades. The Black Fus seem to
take the lead. We have Black Fox
Muff that looks almost like lynx.
II you want a good Mink Muff, see
our line OF Jap Mink, as well as the
Eastern Mink.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-17
Particularly the Ladies.

Not only pleasant and refreshing to the taste. bu, gently cleansing and sweet ening to the system. Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Is particularly adapted to ladies and children. and beneficial in all cases in which wholesome. strength ening and effective laxative should be used. It is perfectly safe at all times and dispels colds, headaches and the pains caused by indigestion and constipation so promptly and effectively that t Is the one perfect family laxative which gives satis- faction to all and is recommended by millions of families who have used it and who have personal knowledge of its ex- cellence.
 Its wonderful popularity. however. has led interruptions dealers to offer imita- tons which aci unsatisfactory. There fore, when buying. to get its beneficial effects: always note the full name of the Company-California Fig Syrup Co., plainly printed on the front of every package of the genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna.
 For sale by all leading druggists. Pnce 50 cents per bottle.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-17
LATIN PROVERB IS
 LAW 0F THE COURTS

A word to the wise is nearly all ways sufficient aB well as effecient This little piece of philosophy. in- eorporated long ago into the little Latin phrase. has done more to rid Bisbee of undertakes than all Of the law of the territory. for while there. is law that provides for the punishment of vagabonds the city is none the better of and the county is out a big board bill -.a
 Two vacs were arraigned before Judge Buriick yesterday on the charge Of Icing without visible means of support and were give fines of SIS. each. Neither had the amC1nt and instead of committing them to jail. fairly good boarding house to a man without money, they were given an opportunity to raise their fines. In granting this boon, tbe justice incidentally dropped a wisely-worded hint. Up to the time of going to press. the little bit of Latin was working admirably. still on the job. The opportunity to raise the fire is granted in good faith and sometimes the vag succeeds in rais- ing it, but not often. for what boots Y. the vag argues. to pay fine if the fine does not rub opt the status that constitutes the offense. The thing is legally done and neatly done. The end O justice are met and the county is rid of a undesirable
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-17
MASON MGR. HIMSELF THE
 IAUTHOR
AdosSideS Would Crawl Out of Personal Blunder by
 Blaming Others,

The Review had hopes that Manag- CT Ado sides of Didier Mason would have the good sense to refain from any comment about the cowboy arti- cle in the local papers Sunday, and thus allow the matter to die out without further talk. But since he has seen fit to publish an article denying all responsibility. this paper is simply forced to tell the truth.
 The offending paragraph wa'3 written by MT. Adossides himself and handed to the editor of the Re view. The entire article was dictated by Adpssfdes and his representative, and was just as Addossides desired. This paper is in no way responsible for the arrangements made about cowboys patrolling the grounds. and merely printed the statement as matte= of news and information. at the request of Addossides. The ef- fort of the latter now to place the blame on somebody else is both un- wise and futile.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-17
COMING


 There is a feast in store for the laugh-hungry at the Orphepm on Sat. Feb. IS, when Richards ( Pringle's famous minstrels make their appearance.
 The mere announcement or this company's coming is usually suri cient to pack the theater. Little need be said for this company, for they have been coming here for over a quarter of a century, and their merit is well known. In keep ing with the policy of the manage ment, everything is btmd new While several Of the old favorites still remain, many new faces will be seen in the circle this season. A great deal of attention has been paid to the singing and dancing DOT ton of the program. and lovers of the old-time minstrelsy will find much to please them. The vaude- vile portion will be the most ex- pensive ever carried by a minstrel company. Fred Simpsons Challenge Band of twenty-five solo musicians are prominent feature, and the man sgement throw down the gaunt' ct to any minstrel company to pro- duce its equal Watch for the biz free street parade at noon. There will be a band concert in front of tbe theater at 7:S0 o'clock ill the evening, and the program will range rom ragtime to grand opera.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-17
MIGHTY CARCER IS HERE; BALL
 BUG BITES

Hdoie Carger. of the Boston Ameri- can staf of mound artists. arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and is visiting his brother. A c. Carger. of Lowell. He will be in Bisbee for & week or more waiting for the grass te sprout and 1t has been ar ranged by the base ball sports of the district to give the bugs an op- portunity to see Carger in action
 On February 22 an exhibition game will be played at Warren park between two teams composed of play CTS of the Cactus league that are wiRtering in Cananea, Douglas and M Pase An admission will be charged, but it will be added to the treasury of the Warren dis. trict baseball association and the fans should disregard everything from astronomical phenomena to physical disability to snatch the OD- porfunity to contribute to this fund
 The subject of this sketch-but what's the use. If there were . ian in the shadow of Mule noun tain that did not know Carger's pitching record with the Boston bean- laters he would not own it. The way Hughie Jennings sizes Carger up is that he Is the hest in the Americen league and Hughie has got the number of all of them. It Is an interesting coincidence. too, that the official records for 1910 size up the big leaguer in the same fashion.
 Bisbee is the favorite of the big ieaguers who come to the south west 10 Timber up after a northern ~-i-'0r and Bisbet recinrocates the feeling and the suggestion of an opportunity to see Career in action is enough 10 create a Johnstown flood of baseball dope. Did some one say play ball2" Or was it the umpire calling for help? Take me out to the ball game. etc, Oh. tra- la, tTa-la, trala-ls-la! Amt it grand Msbel?"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-17
DOUGLAS HERE fOR
 GOLF GAME SUNDAY
(Douglas International

Twenty men teams from the Doug las and Warren Country clubs VIII meet on the links again next Sunday This match was originally scheduled to be played on the Douglas course, but has been changed to Warren be cause of the aviation exhibition which Is to be given in Warren on that day. The last meeting of the two teams was at Warren and on that occasion the home team won from Douglas, one. of the few victories that has ever ben won from Doug las.
 Owing to the threatning weather of last Sunday and the fact that large numbers went up to Bisbee it has been decided to extend the period for qualification in the Adams Age limit handicap until next Sun day and any card turned in between now and that date will be counted in the qualifying round. In this competitor the players are required to have passed the fortieth milestone in life's journey.
 The new class buttons have ar rived and are at the Copper Queen store on exhibition. They are neat, attractive. handsomely engraved. In the contests for the buttons this month French and Iverson tied in their class and in the play on French won.
 Last Sunday Wash Smith won the Presidents cup.