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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-28
Freedom 5 PRICE
IS ALWAYS HEAVY
No MAN ~ SOUND NlNp iNl.i'
MApI \ WILLING SLAVE SAYS
Ri.N. IRANk NllI
STRUGGLE BEGAN EARLY
Lltnc Hope of Ultimate Success 'nui
Coming at ur thrrt-lhr jol-
CUISINES oi thu-lHult5,

Al the .lut Methodist i.pHUoHH
church Sunday nauL Ur IIuN h.i'
preached uu In. rrlr of Freedom.
d,IN,uu. uI. .Imuu before iur 10
A. d. post auI thu NmHuH l,0I.i
corps llu .huar hlH trhi from ArI
22..h. uul sId boo part
Th, declaration ul thD chief captain
expressed profound truth. Tho
great HrIrrID nt tho ur's hlH hrcn
iOr freedom. hu man boz sound mind,
over mlur willing slave, ana from
tho earliest history known of man
ho has f0lFht harder Tor freedom Than
tor auUhuf thai has claimed his
ourrHta.
The uuFFlD began Boa tho dark days
of antiquity, and Was wuFod with in
cosmut fury but with ittic hope u
ultimate success until the coming OF
Jesus Christ into the world. llr came
to mako men free, and wherever his
power prevails. there Is no more
slavery But there was gross dark
ness after the coming OF Christ be-
cause men failed 10 understand, or
Keep, his teachings The seed haA
been sOWu. however ana men were
never willing again 10 walk lu such
AHi hllNNN NH NNl'l' hlN "Nl H'h A'l AlhlH
blows at those who would curb their
freedom The first great blow was
struck hy Charles Martcl, The Ham,
mcr.' who Ia i32 turned back The
threatened Mohnmmcdan dominion In
the decisive battle OF Tours Again.
Ia l2lb, kng John of England was
faced boy his determined lords ana
compelled 90 sign the Magma Charta.
assuring liberty to the people ln the
15th century lluss and Sayonurola
Numbered forth thclr tcrriblc SER
mons. demanding absolute liberty ~
Thought for every man Then Martin
Luther woke the slumbcrlug con.
s'icnce Of ia" aeople ana Cromwell
followed. forcing out an incompetent
king, and compelling action from %
hostile parliament. Across tho sea
the struggle moved. coming to another
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-28
ALLEGED White
SLAYER IS HELD
lcnnlInncd from Page y.

Dos would mako me go 20 the post
.uft.,. each evening There were lots
uI men passing that point lie would
sauI across tha street and watch mo
make dates with men. ! would sneak
tn.m u the back way of the house
Whrrc We lived We went 60 Altus
ud then to laWton oheyed his
wishes Boo both places, because II was
either chat or starye. When ! would
NOT hand him enough money 10 suit
Dim Dee would curse and beat me with
3D. hair brush or choke me.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-28
N 'NAMARA JUROR
TOLD OF BRIBERY
Continued from Page y.

something was wrong. lie believed.
ne said, that someone had overheard
their conversation at his home the
previous night Franklin looked back
and uttered nn oath then cautioned
him not 10 look around
Let's get out of here Franklin told
m-,' said the witness. and he and
White and myself walked toward Main
street Near the corner man was
coming toward Franklin, but Brown
OF the district attorneys office stepped
between ard waved them back. Then
h arrested Franklin"
"Who was the other mani" sked
the district attorney.
u have learned since" said the wit
ness that il was Clarence Darrow."
What did Dlrrow do?"
Really, ! lost sight of him. I did
not see him again" said Lockwood.
The witness then told Of being taken
with Franklin and White to the dis
trict attorneys office where the $4.-
GOO was turned over to Captain Fred
cricks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-28
The Joyful Life.

At the First Presbyterian church
Sunday evening the pastor. Rev. G. ".
Kerr, spoke on the Joyous Christian
Life. taking as his text Phil. 4.4. Re
ioicc nm the Lord always. and again |
say reioice" He said.
Much is said I'm scripture ON the
subject of ioy 1t is spoken II AS one
OF the cmotlns Of the heart of God.
lie rciniacs over his childrpn II
brings ioy to his hoart when one Of
his lost children comes home. II gives
him joy to Dee able to give good things
Il, bis .lilJr.p Th,t .,lJ TIM, ,,..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-28
CLARK WILL GET SIX VOTES
FROM WASHINGTON.
Nations Capital InstructS Its Dele
gates 10 NationN Convention for
The Speaker

WASHINGTON. May 27.-Champ
Clark WAS assured the votes Of the six
delegates TO the national DENT scratio
convention in Baltimore at n primary
election held here today. which gave
him - out of the &C delegates entitled
to sit in the democratic district of
columbia democratic convention Wed
uosday The delegates not pledged to
Clark SO far as known tonight are un-
instructed. although the result IN three
districts viii not bc known until to-
morrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-28
CHARGED WITH MURDER OF HIS
WIFE AND CHILD.
VIII Eyridgc, Surrendered to Officers,
ConfcSsCS to His Brutal Crime
of saturday.

HUGO. okla. May 27.-Wiu Ev
ridge was lodged in the county Jail at
Idabel, Okla. today, charged with
numbering his wife, Mrs. Nirgie Ev
ridge. and the wittle 2-year- old daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dyer at
Eagletown early Saturday morning.
Evridpe surrendered to officers of
Choctaw county Sunday and is said to
have confessed that he shot his wife
while she lay asleep in her home The
bullet from heavy rifle passed
through the woman's head and entered
the skull of the child by her side. Ev-
ridge said he did not know the little
one was there. He and his wife had
not been living together for some
time. Nridge is of a prominent
family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-28
HADIIiN Is ROOSEVELT CHOICE
FOR CHAIRMAN.
Missouri Governor Would Prefer, How
ever That Some other Progressive
RI Chosen

JEFFERSON CITY, Nfo.. May 27.-
In letter received by Governor Her
bert $. Hadley here today Colonel
Roosevelt asked him 10 be temporary
chairman of the republican national
convention 10 be held I'm Chicago, II
the Roosevelt forces succeeded in get
ting control of the convention.
Mr. Hadley will accept II he belleV-
es he can best serve his faction OF the
party II was announced. but he would
greatly prefer that some other pro-
gressive be selected for the place He
so told the colonel In a letter in an
sver TO his request.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-28
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
AND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
For Young Women Columbia. Mo.

62d year. Historic old college. Locat-
ed in a city whose business is edu-
cation" Schools Of Music, Art,
Elocution and Domestic Science. 90
college trained instructors, large
buildings, 20 acre campus for out
door sports Home care. For year
book address
Mrs. l.. W. st. Cair-Moss. Pres.
so College Place.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-28
WILBUR WRIGUTS DEATH Is EX
PECTED MOMENTARILY.
Pcrfector of the Airship Is Lying al
Deaths Door and Gradually Get
ting Weaker.

Dayton, o., May 27.--IAte tonight
physicians reported that Wilbur
Wright was lying In an unconscious
condition and was apparently growing
much worse. II was stated that his
death Is expected at any time. His
temperature had risen steadily and
his condition was one Of almost COM
plete collapse. An members Of the
immediate family are at his bedside.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-28

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-28
WATERS PIERCE WOULD QUASH
INDICTMENT.
Court VIII Act ON VI ton Next Friday
-ltcstrains from Contracting with
Standard on

ST. LOUIS. MAY 95.-A motion 10
Quash the temporary injunction grant
cd last Thursday against officers of
the Waters Pierce OH Co.. I'm favor or
Henry NJ rlford Of the Standard on
company was filed today in the L. $.
district court. The injunction re-
strained the Waters-P Pierce Officers
from entering into contract or agree
ment with that company
Tho court will act on the motion
Friday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-28
Mn. OnIy ID Ycnrs Old.

The girl also testified. on cross-ex-
animation that she had told Anderson
that she was ~ years old.
Anderson's bond was fixed at 50 500
by Judge Connors and defendants
friends Immediately gave this amount.
Anderson will be tried at the Juno
term OF the United States court for the
Western district sitting at Enid, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-28

From the Detroit Free Press.
And yet they say there's no such
thing as luck"
What's happened now"
My dentist just called up and can
ce'Ied an appointment l had with
him
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-28
DECEPTION IN A
State CAPITOL?
(Continucd from Page u.
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Land in Serious Tanglc.
The people of the state will doubt
less bc interested in most peculiar
statement the governor is purported
to have made To the Sunday Oklaho-
man iu which he SAYS. - shall
lend every announcement TO the pro-
posed celebration have received
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-07
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
DEED OF TRUST.

whereas j. T. finder and Emma
r finder, his wife. BY their ceFtaln
deed 81 trust dated the eth day q
March. 1911. duly Acknowledged and
recorded in the Recorders once %
the County OF AudraIn and State q
Missouri In Trust Deed Record Book
az at page 237. conveyed to the ua~
dersigued Trustee the following de-
scribea Real Estate lying and being
situate IN the County OF Audrain ana
State Of Missouri, to-wlt,
The West Hair i1-2l o. the south
east Quarter. and the East Hall u--i
~ the Southwest Quarter CID OF
section Two (2) Township Fifty~two
(52l. the South Half u-2l Of the
gouth.west Quarter 81 Section Thir-
Ity-slx 1851. Township Hfty-three
531; the Northwest Quarter of the
Southwest Quarter and tho South
thirteen acres Of the Southwest Quar-
ter or the Northwest Quarter u Sec
Itlon One az and the North-eaSt
Quarter OF The Southeast Quarter 81
section Two (2l. In Township Fifty
two H2): also eight ~ acres, de-
scribed as follow "A part o. lot y
of the Southeast Quarter Of the
Northeast Quarter OF Section Two
(2l. Township ~. beginning ~ the
Southeast corner OF said lot II run
thence West A6 rods, thence North %
rods. thence East AZ rods thence
South 2e rods, 70 tho point Of begin
ping All 81 TIE above described
tracts being Of Range Twelve G2l
Which said conveyance was made
IN trust to secure the payment q
certain negotiable %promissory notes.
together with the interest thereon,
and in said Deed Of Trust fully de-
|scribed.
Ana whereas, said Deed Of Trust
provided that in the event default
should be made in the payment oi
said promissory notes. the Trustee
named sn said Deed Of Trust, at the
request Of the legal holder Of said
promissory notes may proceed to sell
the above described Real Estate Il
public yendue, TO the highest bidder
at the East door Of the Court House
in the City of Mexico. Missouri. for
cash, first giving twenty days public
notice of the time. terms and place
of sale, and Of the property 70 be
sold By advertisement in some news
paper printed and published ID the
said County Of Audraln; and upon
such sale shall execute and deliver
a deed o. deeds in fee simple of the
property sold to the purchaser o.
purchasers thereof.
And, whereas, said prcmissory
notes so secured by said Deed 81
Trust is 0 past dne and remains
unpaid.
Now therefore l, c. II. Early. tho
Trustee named III said Deed Of Trust,
at the request Of the legal holder ii
said %promissory notes Will on Fri.
day. the Sth day Of March. A. p.
1879. proceed 70 sell the Real Estate
above described at public vendue. II
the highest bidder at the East door
Of the Court House in the City 81
Mexico. Mo- for cash, 20 pay said
debt and interest and the costa ana
expenses 81 executing this trust.
.b0-td q. III rarIg. Trustee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-07

AUDRAN COUNTY now hes one
o. the most modern Of i~nfiru1aries.
Worthy poo<a should be placed in
this ~institaaon. When It comes TO
buying eggs and oranges and furnish.
ing nurses for the worthy poor the
account ss Liable 10 run to SO or
si0t PER month. With a very few
Of this class Of patients the cry
woaid soon be broke. We are SIN
o. the orinion that Mexico should
have en- Organized charity board,
the city making a contribution. the
county a contribution and the cita-
q assisting, The poor who apply
should be investigated BY the head
Of The organized charities, and nj
beast temporary relief rendered VIVA
Is DO reed OF having the Home
for Aged Women. county infirmaries
aud state hospitals IL worthy poor
are too proud to accept help in
these institutions, Scene who are
too peud to do real work are not
zoo Freud 10 work the city for
charity = they car.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-07

B. II. CHARLES, 5r., OF St Louis,
has been elected secretary Of the
Westminster colleee Board IN
place of George T. Coxhead, who IS
going to erter me 4. N. :
work IN New York Elmer Hender'
son Of Fulton. has been ekcted
assistant secretary. The plan t
raise sz5o,e0o at once for the new
library, chapel and students build,
ing and TO increase the endowment
fund of Westminster College was
cordially endorsed by ne Board o.
Trustees at the meeting IN St. LoEi'
this week. DR.. Charles Boring. the
new president Of the College, who
has entered 50 successfully upon
his work FOR the institution vii
devote a large portion Of his drns
to assist in raising the fund O
$250.e00 as suggested above. Al
friends Of Westminster College
should rally to his aid. This amount
Of money would place Westminster
beyond need and win make It th'
leadfug college OF its class IN tn
country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-07

AN OLD POEM, But TRUE
sThe Frenchman likes his native
wines
The German likes bis beer,
TIE Ifishman likes bis whisky
straight
Because Il gives him cheer.
The Englishman drinks his halt
snd-half,
Because II brings no dizziness,
The American has no choice 81 al
Hedrinks the whole DIN business
Prom the Blue Book.
HEROES, ARE xoU ALL IN?
are all toe candidates for Sheriff IN
the ring ready for the lineup? II
50, let them pull OF their brides aud
run at 4 whirlwind gait and tote fair.
They are . good bunch Of ''hosses''
and the Ledger Owl wishes ne could
vote Tor all OF them. But pick cut
your "hoss and stay With bin until
the last primary ballot Is counted 10
August. There are rumors Of other
entries into the Taee for Sheriff, but
they have NOS been verified
Born, TO Mr.. and Ms. Andres
Huntaker, Of this city, Feb 2stb,
bright bouncing blooming son, and
weighs 81 pounds. The lltlIe fellow !
Just as welcome to Mexico as are tht
beautiful flowers In May Mrs Hunta
ker is q niece Of the Ledger Owl and 4
her son lives long enough and keep
The COED faith, be may follow 10 TN
footsteps Of hts distinguished relative
Hon. Champ Clark, and be Pfes'den.
|of the United States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-07

VI. T. Cross, Secretary Of the
state Board Ct Charities and Cor
rectlons. and a former Mexico boy,
believes there should DO organized
an Auarain County Board Of Visit
or. the duty Of which members. by
personal visitation or otherwise. is
to keep themselves fully advised Of
the conditions and management OF
all corrective institutions. support
ed wholly or in part by county or
municipal taxation. or which are IN
der county or municipal control
A law provides IN such cases that
III each county Of the state the
Judge Of the circuit court may. and
upon the petition Of fifteen reputa-
bic citizens. shall appoint six per
sons. three OF whom shall be women,
and not more than three shah have
the same political affilsaGons VITO
shall constitute a board Of county
visitors, two OF whom shall serve
Ifa .one year, two for two and two
for three years.
IN a letter Mr.. Cross writes.
Columbia. Mo. Feb q, 1919.
Mr.. L. N. White, Associate Editor,
Mexico Ledger,
Mexico, Mo.
My dear MITCHELL:
The visit Of an Inspector Of this
Board to your counsy institutions re-
Gently and my knowledge Of the pub
lie spirited citizenship Of Mexico
lead me 10 heneye that there should
be organized an Audrain County
Board OF Visitors.
Boards Of Visitors q This ia
|ture exist IN a number Of coan-
ties and the universal testimony Is
that they are guardians Of the pub
lie interest and that they tend 70
bring the local charitable and correc-
tsonal institutions up to the highest
standard In many cases splendid
new institutions are The direct re-
sat Of their work.
/ believe that Il you shcuh tahe
this matter up with a number Of
leading men and women q your
community. especially such as are
known for their interest," IA these
institutions and their willingness TO
.s~acTifce fer the public coed, and
should recommend to your Circuit
Judge the names OF six persons,
they would be appointed and their
service Through coming years would
be a great asset TO Audrain
County
Would be pleased TO discuss this
matter further with you.
Yours very truly,
w. 7. Cross.
Secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-07
COUNTY NEWS

Born. 10 andrew HunAker and
|xsse On fsbrasrs 8, IL pound
hog. Anascu Is wearing list smile
en never comes Of. Both moth
er and hate ere Going nicely.
Five eklidrea o. Mr.. and Mrs ".
A. Wshinshnu Who reesso lust vest
BE toxa are quito II d meas
|leis. Their ccaeason is reported
l~k-provins
Col d. '. Ean ison. the well
ca.aW1y County auction
Ger. was n Mexico Saturday on
lEas.nsEe
Col Jsha Bsiey a former Mex
4sslse. + hers shaking hards
w1h Iriopds Gel Haley repre-
seuts tie oHFer ctrcrete xschin
Ierv Co. q wassrsoo. Iowa -Jack
10 KS fine aud Gays BE Is prosperous
ana hsrpy.
John T. Mason and vile ieft for
s.. Loias saturday where SIR. Ma
son VIZ resume rs duEes as super
inteadens u ae Masonic Hone ana
AIRS Masrn wiz be Hatron.
Mrs s T. Davis has moved 70
MoueansvHse. Kansas. TO resi8e viii
her son. Emmett Davis. WHO 4
farming tn Kansas,
Frank Porxzxh IS visiting has aunt
AIRS. o. Il Brown. WHO ; spending
the winter at Uraide. Texas.
Mrs. Holly witberspoon. Of Law
rCncsbrrp. Ky. d the guest d
her parents. ~. and Mrs John Az
Gibson
A committee. composed OF J. o
Tsnaey. r. NJ. Whsle. W. II. Brown.
lcfariey Helzer. J. W. Ganahez. Ia.
been appointed BY the oFicers o
Ithe Presbyterian Church to look IN
to the question OF whether ths
P-esbyterian mansa should be re
modeed or rebuls- II VII he tn
duty Of the committee 20 also sug
lgest whether the building should b
Irebui4 On the present site. o.
whether a lt should be secured Il
Isome other pare Of the city *
thaH a large Sunday School roon
might b erected where the mans
nov stands. The Presbytsrsaus pro
pose to keep step with the progress
and growth Of Mexico.
Mrs Geo. Alden feH on the slip
pery sidewalk as sbe was walkins
along n. Western Ave-. SATURDAY,
morning and cut q cash in the bacl
Of her head. However. she was no
seriously injured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-07
Weekly Ledger
nFklcos NEW FREE LlsRARY-

nsEicos NEW FREE LIBRARY.
THE city Council unsninousiy
nassss ass ur1lnsncc tsvcnaa .
fnun tbrzrv fsr ueaeo Mayor
Poss has signed fhs ordinance ano
sils question 10 now up 70 the pe
ras es msxieo. We can have
IN, nnr4r ~6shsut tHe eost q a
cert Carnegie builds the BUILDING;
M. Lfs~sion gives shs lot mayor
potss Urnsd the ordinances Saturday
~raoruine. and ohs pen with ~hieh
~ signed Il has been ~Presea,ed 70
Mo-. s. p. Emmoua, Regent Of the
Dzuah4srs 81 IRE American hesoiv-
sion q Mexico, vho have been ineel-
lsauntiy ana ieaUsusously active N
ma direction Of securing a free u
brary for Mexieo- Nos, lets ~
make IRE assTssi -..Ai-oss ~
erybody In Mexico who is In fas-
q Of any progressive e~nfsFrriss
nhosle support ths free library. The
free library Is On ~pro7eslton ths'
ls before Us at this time. oont ~
20 msody sp thu waters By suggest
lnp sorssshIns else. When the libra
~ proposition ls unanimously aSops
ed then we al win be u~naniUOuui,
In favor Of the next public eHser
prise in IirsA That 10 the way Z
make MekIeo grow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-07

You can get the best ~ in tn
world for 500.

You 4 GET the best enc in the
wsrId for 500.
Go to OBS Plrdy's today. say a
want a HY0ME outfit take i
home With you. open the box and
pour 4 few drops Of ITYoME lpso-
noaace II Hlgh-omel into the gttA
bard rubber Inhaler.
Then breathe pleasant, soothing
healing. germ-kili.ng HYoMEI oveI
The raw. lnflAmed, ~germ-riaden mem.
brane for a few minutes and reiiei
Is immediate
Stuffed Up head viii vanish. Keel
up The treatment four Or five times
day for a few days aad haatir
splitting sse forming Of muens 4
the nose and throat Will cease.
HYOMEI Is guaranteed 70 end ca
tarrh. coa,9hs. colds, group. asthma
catarrhal deafness. or money back
Complete outfgt SOC. subsequent bon
ties q needed 50 certs al Otis Pur
dy's and druggists everywhere,