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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
SAVED FROM DEATH
BY STRIKING MATCH
Thrilling Rescue OF Aeronauts
From Sinking Balloon IN
English Channel
THEIR SHOUTS UNHEARD
PLYMOUTH D

PLYMOUTH Dec. :.
To be near.y drowned N sinking bal
loon ~ Inidchaanel. and then to be res
cued Just in time by lighting a match
OF which ne possessed bat three-as q
distress signal-su-a = the thrilling ex-
-erien,e thsc h4s befalien TWO aeronauts'
Arthur Turncr and Mr.. Nolan OF the
Royal Aero club.
The two men met with their peTlous
adventure las; night while flying in their
iafiocn. the Meteor. from Lordon 70
EastboI~ne. whence they hoped to ny
across the channel.
Taer set out from Batsersea about noon
yeste-Gar under favorable conditions. in
t.nAin- TO come down OF the EastOourne
sands The balloon rose to q aeisht Of
3.o feet.
Tra.eline sz.siiv with nc wind. they
d-..r.udcd res~ Buxted. and were told
shat :hey Ses. thir;y r..les from me
coss- To- w.1i had then dropped. and
as tacv wished 20 proceed. they threw
or; some Dallas. ami again rose about
ia fset.
Afi.. travelling for some ;iae. they
heard SOUND which tley thought was
,tat 81 the surf : dead silence followed.
.uE 81 U:tIe late they saw WAT ;hcy be-
r.r..l 10 - thr Royal Sovereign light
-... DaTknes. came and with IL a
t....t TX an rain.
The envelope II the BALBOA beanie
soaked and shev began TO sink and 10
fh.ir horror. the seronautS found they
could not make f. rise FOR two hours.
a. tho balloon sank moro and more they
shouted fhcir los5cst without avail
Tho balloon continued 10 sink untl i
We or'y about - feet above tn- water.
siHI they shouted. bg;. although several
s.ear,er9 p.sSsed cutie close 10 them.
,b~v ~ould make nobody hes-.
II last. when they tsd al 7rt 70
signed themselves - their tate thcr saw
= .rrf 80 or - yards s~&y. which. 80
shrs later discovered. came IRON some
asH.rsoen vho were pui;inS oct nets. The
e....rr,., could not hear them and the
..--e,sufs a. last resource. b-tnousht
Them o. striking na;chee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
SAYS EDUCATION IS
STARVED IN ENGLAND
Bitter Complaint Against the
Government Made by Ma
tioral Association
WANT ACTS NOT WORDS

LONDON. Dec. =
Strong criticism. OF the government for
the way in which it is allowing popu-
lar elementary education to lag in this
country were passed yesterday at
meeting OF the National Education Asso-
citation at the Westminster Palace Hotel
Alderman Deny. of Sheffield, declared
that education was going backward ana
was losing the force which made the
British educational system great al
though not complete.
II speak as a lifelong Radical, he
said, but l think IL the other party
had been in power We would have got
great deal more squeezing power on them
and we would have had the opportunity
Of getting more money"
Doctor Clifford said he everywhere
heard complaints of buildings being in
adequate and badly arranged. and edu-
cation was suffering in consequence Nv
have a couple of promises from tie
premier" ne added. TO deal with the
matter in the next session. Providence
being favorable. and English manners
favorable. We may possibly have another
session OF parlia ment. II Is not absolutely
certain. but there is some probability
Il will happen.
Lord Sheffield, one OF the greatest edu-
cational authorities said that i. the work
OF education was not TO come TO u stand
still the growing discomfort must be me;
by a grant 20 local authorities TO help
them do their work
Il have recently. had a painful expert
ence." he said. of a So-called Liberal
minister OF education in Anglesea. and II
1 is high time We insisted on public man
agement OF public education. which Is the
/ secret OF al future progress. and me
! government who call themselves Liberal,
| who are not prepared TO carry out fuzzy
and Loyalty tina; principal should not be
! worthy OF our confidence"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
WOMEN'SLOH TRAMP
FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Six Walk From Edinburgh to
London With Petition to
Prime Minister
TRIP TOOK FIVE WEEKS
LONDON. De-.

lNtN Dun. DO.
The SIX women sunragis;s in brown and
green who have marched from Edinburgh
with a petition 20 thc prime minister com
?lc,ed their journev on Thursday. They
tramved &c miles 81 Eve weeks.
Tany-Ho Corner Finchiey. was the
starting point OF tho las. stage. \ pro-
,.rsslon Of 49, o. 900 symraihize-s joined
The band and % the stirring strains o.
the Women March and SEQ ,hc con
q.er.ng Hero Comes tho Nomcn marched
to Trafalgar square. where O. 6emonstrs-
ton wss lc.d-
Airs. - Fonolanaae- tte organize ~
the campo gn was - tic.r head. and the
oSrt containing tie petition brought -
ne rear. after the demonstration fvo ~
tie marcheg-. Nrs DO Fonnilu.uc au.
Ms Rynsu. toos the fet.fon o. 81
DoVnin< street. whore uts re .citcl
hs onl - Aif Asq.itls srlrr-trf0-.
-AI a.oug or march SO f0-nd rte-r
l.a.. OF person. cAccDlrE fhe 400 81 n
absolutely friendly toward ~. said Mrs
g. Frnbisnoue. And in 40 paris 0f trf
country uc have been In.i.ed fn hf
IIovd CeorE~,
-rslziiy W Rad fre<kfas 90 - ar1
'fsl in' 70 start 0aiking al 80 oT
luncheon vas = very hsfi affair - bfraa
ana hose ~ 80 -ay-ide. and 30 a rpis
Re reached OFT nights h~4aquarter,
about o. O'Clock
.pn an average We walked nfterr
ulIiss a day. except or sundays snen -
rested bur. % course. sometimes W had
90 uaf in On extra ten miles o. more.
ION more -rsn one or-asion We were
fr. zff-fa OF the to-uueoric Ercrnr
though f0r those spells o. h0spitsutv. 80
can -tooc our oUn expenses Roushis
sre1t're shoa'd s4v ws 90 Y on e.
n-rr 80 Noaa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
BURY CORPSE TWICE
AND THEN GRE MATE It
Desperate Effort of Two Murder
ers to Get Rid of Vic
TINS Body
CLUE TO OLD MYSTERY

PARIS. Dec :
The mysterious disappearance OF a
wealthy woman nearly four years aso
has lust been the subject OF a confes-
sion by an Italian. named Breuze. who Is
under arrest on suspicion Of having
caused the death OF 4 neighbor NJ. Mo-
Ian. at Les Crottes. near Embrun IN tie
High Alps
V,rsuze vas a farm servant in 10 cfi-
play Of NJ. Guerin. q landowner IN 'ie
district. who. As q result OF the comics
sion. is now under arrest for the muf0-i.
Rreuze alleges that an elderly lady named
Nine T-rsule Nasso.. VINO mad an mo-
rendent fortune. made over her money
70 NJ Guerin In return Tor an annuity ior
the rema inder of her life. Early in l'p'
the woman mysieriously disappeared, and
NJ. Guerin vas arrested on suspicion. but
was eventually released.
Bruce. however. nov asserts taa'
Guerin killed Nine MdssOt with = blow
from a bill hook and that together they
buried the body in wood but learning
later that the timber there was 20 BE- cat
down they nu-riedlv transferred the
corpse 10 a vineyard. where they rein
TERED il.
After NJ Guerin was released. BTeuz'
continues. he resolved 20 remove all trace
ct Che crime by crenating the remains
B-euze and he carried the body up ini'
Tie mountains. and while VI. Guerin light
cd fire Of branches and roots ne
fBreuzeD sat on stone and broke the
bones into small pieces. The police au
ihoriti~s have since searched the noun
tain side for evidence or the cremation
hut all they found was few teeth anc
some calcined bones and pair Of ear
tlnSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
MONTE CARLO WELLS
IS SENT TO PRISON
Man Who Broke the Famous
Bank Gets Five Years for
Swindling
HIS CRIMINAL CAREER
PARIS. Dec.

PARIS. Dec. :.
charles WeU. alias River. the founder
cr ne Paris handing house known as
Nc Rente Bi-Mensucle. VINO was arrest
ID o., ~scht ~ Falmouth and extradt-
"a 20 France. hae 5een sentenced on the
large q FRAUD 20 FIVE years im7rison-
ln~nt ana a fine o. $50 by the Paris cor
f.-cfionzl court Jeanne Burrs- his COM
,srion. was sentenced q thirteen months
Imprisonment ald fned So
mo dramatic arrest - Monte Ca-io
Wells and Jeanne Burns. an acfross
-,ok place o. ms steam Yacht. Excelsior.
~ rai-nouth or Jsnusry = last Wells
who uas ss.1 - have had some thirty-siI
aliases. -sice broke tIe bank ~ Monte
carlo i7 l.7- and Non come 5000 a. ths
.aI.-er .- Eve DAYS This was the fss'
-.sf vas roumenno-ared IN he We
itroua so-g. The Nan Who Broke th'
u.rk IL Monte carlo" During 80
.r-r.~z rr tho --reer- case - said "
broke -he bank rot once. hu- ten umes
srs gained altogether siftH'
ven- was eentenc-d ~ TIE old Bale
10 TO- fo..ovin year 70 e.ght years pene
rerrtfufe fnr obtaining ove- $1,000 ~
raise rrstsrses - selling ce--sin patents
ore o. thess. he asserted. would eeono
~ - frsi on steamship
EveUs eas arrested ~ FALMOUTH o.
barge - obtaining over t3eDN b fais
,re-erscs In France IRIS vas - slu
20 Rad obtained 30 manage - 80 Rent
= Neueuffio ir rare. u1lrr advert -
Ia-rely and rrouiser interest a. the ri
- o<r cen, per ca 20 Investors Wen
ssrrie1 out - promise - Effectively %
slr months rsvirr out - csritai ira
% fSk@d in millions - francs. TIE -
u~r o. length sskef hin - Eire proof
q 10 senoi1eness. tsf Wells disappeared
when hs 0zs found - Fzirouth IN ~
far,1rfoUsiv ftfss yacht e 80 fvinr
Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08

MADRID. De-. :. --Nf-9mefes Nir1irz
the chef ex>cgfio1er % spain has a a
~ Barcelona from E-ief ~ th. DEAN %
d.s daughter. who never r-r0t cred from
= ne-sogs shock caused by bring ABA -
6oned b. ler s-crtn0S-f WIEN fe learned
ne ra---e % h-- r.--.-- n---rl-----
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
Abssnt-Minded Bridal Pair

GENEVA. Dec. A couple who had
arranged for their marriage by the civil
and religious authorities at ClaruS.
Switzerland failed 10 appear a the APP
pointed time. having as they declared.
forgotten all about i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
Id.al Glee Party

1fELRorRNE Der. An Item On the
program NJ = charity c0urert ~ IithEo~,
New south Wales was a vocal quartet
81 which the singers were tic Anglican
minister. the local doctor tho coroner
ana Tire u1dcrf1kcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08

LONDON De-. 7-psvsev CWiifl dis
frct council ras been Informed ihIf ffa
eors - dsinff~tiuE L'szr $500
after an ostbreSk 30 measles Wa stopped
hv the viC1r - 80 lrn- So been re-
Ssnfiy feccrsfcf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08

ADELAIDE. De-. AT O'Clock yer
to-day morning the sailing ship Dimedaic.
entering TIRE pemsrhorr anchorage with
cut a rliof struck and knocked down the
Wongs sboal lighthouse. eighty feet hish
Both the lighthouse keepers were
dro-rrcf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
cer,ensri,r Fish

rFvrTN. Dec. Two carp caught N
fhe Wesfcrwaid lakes. near Berlin. ~ ,e
rssfo,ea FOR = wealthy Beriircrs ,hrie.
RS s.bre have been certified from mark
rs 20 rr more than ~ ,csfs 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
Handhells AZ N. oraveside

LONDON. Dec. AT the funeral q
Henry Hopson. = noted suffolk beiirinEcr
a. B~ccic- = pal o. hsndbeiis was runx
81 the Srsvessdc-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-18


town day banquet tomorrow
evening at Hotel Congress.
Saloon license of c. B. Clark,
1922 Cottage Grove av., revoked.
Violated closing law.
Robert Sanderson, 216 N.
Clark st., attacked and beaten in
alley off N. Clark st. near w.
Lake st. Revived.
John P. Forester, real estate
dealer, sued for $4,000 by Mrs.
Elizabeth Enzenbacher, "a. She
alleges that he failed to turn
money, obtained in sale of lots,
over to her.
Walter Mendetel, 1o, and Jacob
Mortenson, 18, both of 4465 Lake
av., held to grand jury in $1,000
bonds each, charged with two
burglaries.
James Thomas wants divorce
from Elsie Powell Thomas,
charging desertion.
Fourteen years ago George C..
Allen deserted his wife, Mary G.
Allen. Now she wants a divorce.
Death of Miss Mary Tobin,
who died from gas Wednesday in
the home of Mrs. E. Boardman,
2839 Colorado av., was accident,
al, according to coroner's verdict.
Illinois naval reserves who
have been touring over the Great
Lakes arrived here today. 4
Two. highwayrnen beat and 2
robbed George Ritter, 1920
Pierce av., conductor on Robey
platform. Severely injured. They
orO4 Ga orO1d 11ya+cb md croIdf
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-18

partment store.
DR.. T. c. Loose, who disap-
peared from Cleveland, O., Tues
day, is believed to be here, Police
searching Has mania for driving
autos,
Burglars entered boarding
house of Mrs, John Kelly, "a
Lincoln Parkway. Took $1,000
worth of property.
Miss Hanna Warmberr, 1852
N. Robey St, escaped from fourth
floor of sanitarium, SIS S. Ash
land av., by fire escape. Found
wandering near Harrison and
LOOMS sts., clad only m night
gown.
Leroy Moser, TO-. 1919 Went
worth av., caught right foot in
switch after getting off Chicago
Junction tram at 45th st. and
Center aE. Broken leg.
Mrs. Fife Bender, scrub
woman, 1903 Emerald av., been
left an estate of $250,6O0 in Hell
ena, Mont, by Frank Mandell,
former suitOr.
Nicholas Dickson, who became
unconscious before he could give
his address, was struck by an au-
to of George Merz, 1920 La Sale
av. May die. MARI not arrested.
]. o. Perry, Paducah, KY,
beaten and robbed of $50 by
thieves in alley on N. La Sale st.
2cross from detective headquar-
ters.
Members of Illinois Society,
ons of the American Revolu-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-20
Taft at Yale Meeting.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. 10
President Taft was in attendance at
the regular meeting of the Yale cor
poration today Two sessions were
held. the main subject for discussion
being the university budget.
The most important announcement
made was that friend of the uni
versity. who prefers that his name
should be withheld, has offered $780,
600 for endowment of the chair Of
missions in the Yale divinity school,
on condition that 100000 additional
is secured in the near future for the
various needs of the school.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-20
DECLARES HOMES NEAR|
STANP|PE ENDANGERED
TELLS COMMISSIONERS THAT
FAILURE OF VALVE MAY
CAUSE A FLOOD.

That the valve on the North Side
city stnndpipe Is not in working order
and that residents of "Battleship Hill"
are in danger OF being flooded out OF
their homes, was the statement mad9
by former city police commissioner
John A. Oliphant before the city com
mission yesterday.
Several times lately" said Mr.. oil
phant. the valve in the standpipe mas
failed to work and has Overflowed,
causing a deluge OF water TO sweep
down the hill and through the yards
of the homes surrounding the stand
pipe. Today some pipes underneath
the ground must have broke. for an
other miniature flood occurred That
left mud. a foot deep. in my yard"
Water Commissioner Comedy
stated that the defects had all oeen
remedled and that no further trouble
in this line was looked for. The water
Is piped to the standpipe from the
pumping station. two miles distant.
and the amount Of water In the pipe
is guaged and regulated by an auto
matte valve. There ls no water super
intendent now to look after such mat
ters, since the office was abolished a
few weeks ago by three Of the city
commissioners
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-20
Heavy Weight
On the Stomach
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Remove IL
and All Other Forms OF Indl-
gestiOn Quickly.

That awful feeling MS though there
were heavy weight on your stomach
AS though you had swallowed an
enormous lump OF Leads caused by
the failure OF your stomach TO tn, =
oughly digest your foods. You may
have eaten too fast or too much. Your
stomach may be oyer-worked and
tired out II is too weak to produce
enough of the digestive juices neoos-
sary 10 take proper care Of the food.
Gases form and cause all sorts Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-20

" Whhlch proved Of exceptional inter
est TO every individual present The
music OF the afternoon was furnished
by Mr. Bass. who delighted the NOM
bers of the club with one OF his most
excellent solos with the exception
Of Miss Stringfield's paper, the pro-
gram was given IN full and was as
follows;
MUSIC ''s'.'''''''' '''''''' WI i'"N
Roll Call .,....., Famous Building
Early Roman Architecture,
Coliseum and Pantheon Mrs. Colo
Reading;
81. Marks at Venice ,..,. Mrs. Ward
This afternoon from two TO five
o'clock. Tulsa Chapter No. 1873. or.
der OF Eastern Star. will give silver
tea at the home OF Mrs. i. /. Giles
pie. l202 South Main street. All MEM
bers of the order are earnestly re-
quested 10 attend and bring thheir
friends. A cordial invitation is also
extended TO all Masons and their
families.
Mr. j. B. Porter left last evening
for Dallas. Texas, to attend the con-
vention Of the National Ice Cream
Makers association,
The Girls Auction Bridge club mem
bers viii be entertained by Miss Nancy
Younkman tomorrow afternoon.
The members of the Country club
will give the first of series of even
ing card parties this evening Mt tho
club house, All members Of the club
who enjoy a game OF cards are look
ing forward to this event with pleas
urable anticipation.
Mrs, l.. d. MARI has returned from
oklahoma City where she visited rela-
tiyes for a week or so.
Mrs. Charles Lehman will entertain
the members of the c. o. NJ. club Fri
day evening at her home in College
addition.
Judge j. j. Shea, of Bartlesville,
okla, is visiting at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. J j. Sullivan.
Mrs. W. II. Mccullough, of st.
Louis, Mo-, who has been visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. a. d, Hays,
expects to leave for her home today.
Mrs. =. l.. Price has returned from
Vinita, okla, where she was guest
at the home of her brother, Mr.. f.
W. Rice and family for few days.
Owing to the absence from tho city
Of Mrs. H. r. Cline, who left Mon
day night for Caldwell, Kansas, where
she was summoned on account of the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Fair the Art Circle Will meet
at the home of Mrs De Verne Ven
sci at 1921 South Denver avenue, in
stead Of at the Cline home, as an
nounced.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Delaney are
home from Kansas City, Mo, where
Mary, who is attendlngetaoicmfw
they visited their daughter. Miss
Mary, who is in attendance at Lo-
rctta academy, this season.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet
with Mrs. William Miller Ross. 1872
South Baltimore avenue, Friday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar G. Watt. of
South Boulder avenue, are rejoicing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-20
SOCIETY NEWS
BY MRS, LoRA MILI.RR
TELEPHONE sbps
Morning Hours . N Q. BvsninS
HouTs t;so W $500.

This morning at seven o'clock,
at the Holy Family church, Miss Ell
fic J.. McNurlen, OF Tulsa. and Mr.
sTau j. Ryan. Of Sioux CITY, Iowa,
were united In the holy bonds OF mat
rimony Rev Father John q, Herring
officiating, The wedding was a very
quiet but pretty affair. witnessed by
but limited number Of friends OF
the contracting parties, Attending
the bride, who was becomingly at
tired in smartly tailored going
away gown, was Miss Mabel Butler,
while the groom had MS his best man,
Mr.. A. +. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Ryan
left on morning train for Kansas
City From there they will 20 to
Sioux city, Iowa, TO reside and where
the groom, who is one of that citys
prosperous young architects, has In
readiness a coy homo for his bride.
Miss McNurlen was one of Tulsa's IA
vorite school teachers, and leaves a
host of friends In Tulsa who wish
her much happiness.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-20
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the friends and members of
the Fraternal Aid association who
so kindly assisted in the brief illness
and death Of our dear baby. Also
for the beautiful floral offerings
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f., Gangwere.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-20

This afternoon from two to five
o'clock. Tulsa chapter No. 1873. Order
of the Eostern Star will give a silver
tea ot the home Of Mrs. j. |. Giles
pie, 1902 South Main street. Every
body invited. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-20

Mrs. Matte Wheeler Wise and son,
De Lars, of Findlay. Ohio arrived in
Tulsa Monday to join Mr. Wise, who
has for some time been located in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-20

Mrs. +. ]. Katz Of 1905 Sotuh Den
Yer avenue, will entertain "A few
friends at luncheon today Her guests
VIII be Mrs. w. j. Collier and her
guest, Miss Ada Langfitt Of Parkers-
burg, W, Va, Mrs, W, w, Brodie and
her guests, Mrs. Marie Wilbur and
Miss Frances Wardlaw. of Plneyille.
Mo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-20

over the arrival at their home of a
fine baby boy who came Monday to
brighten their home. The little fell
low has been named Dale Henderson
Watt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-20
.ocooe0cooocos
YOU'LL BE A LONG
TIME DEAD.

In nosin' long the crooked
trail
O. life, II things don't come
your way.
Don't hang your under lip an
vail,
Because you make losin
play,
Jest giyo yer energy a spur
Put on u smile, hold up ser
head;
Enjoy life while you've got 1t
fur
Yer goin' to be long time
dead!
Don't let pleasure pass you
3 by,
Bask IN the sunshine all you
kin,
An when reverses hit you, try
TO mako another play an
J win.
Sip sweetness from the flowers
o. mirth,
The skies o. jolllty paint red,
Fur when you qit this bloomin'
earth,
Yer goin' to be long time
dead!
} Yer face was made 10 pack a
smile,
Instead O. discontentod
frown
An you should on the meas
ure pile,
The grain o fun an jolt it
down.
If fortune should deny you pie,
y BE thankful for yer daily
bread
An butterine, for by an By
Yer goin' to he long time
dead!
In passin' down the valley try
To scatter sunshine by the
way.
! Play pleasure cufps an play
'em high,
Encourage others to be gay
Don't waste minute settin
round,
But keep goin', bulge
ahead,
For when you leave this pleas
ure ground,
J Yer goin' to be long time
dead.
Don't scatter thorns along the
trail
To stab the feet of others
~ who
The rocky heights are tryin' to
scale.
An win success the same as
you.
But plant some flowers as you
go,
BY dew o. kindness keep 'em
fed,
Fur when yer lamp goes out.
you know,
Yer goln' to be a long time
dead!
. To box it In a nutshell. you
, Should live heap while
y you've a chance,
. An never miss a call to do
A merrymakin' song and
dance.
Should squeeze the sponge o
Twin dry.
y Fur when it comes yer turn to
die,
) Yer goin' to be a long time
, dead!
> Denver Post
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-20

Dr. Larkins, osteopath. opp. Kresss.
ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-20

Miss Hazel Ellsworth. who has been
the guest of Mrs. haul Galloway for
some time. left yesterday for her
home in Denlson Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-20

Nearly the entire membership OF
the Tuesday Book club was present
at yesterdays Neeting which con-
vened in the music room at the Hotel
Tulsa and had the privilege of lis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-20
Stamped Bags from
Royal Society

Shoe bags, Collar bags. Shirt
bags. Laundry bags, slipper
bags, Umbrella bags and Work
bags; many different materials,
colors and styles: stamped
ready for embroidering. For
little gifts that are sure to be
appreciated we suggest these.