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The Marshall republican., 1912-03-22
How to go to Sleep

The great secret OF beauty, ac-
cordLng to- u medical writer, is
sound, refreshing sleep every night
In the year. But how to obtain
Il IL rather a puzzle In these days
OF h~igh-strung nerves.
Many people find themselves
more wakeful than eve when they
go 20 bed, and an hour wasted in
acute r%estlessness OF body and
mind.
A specialist on nervousness sug-
gests, as n method which he has
found personally useful for wooing
sleep, the following course OF pro-
cedure: "First, lie In the most com
Portable position that n be dis
covered, usually on the right side,
with the knees slightly flexed,
"Then, having lightly closed the
lips, drop the lower Jaw and relax
the tongue; gently shut the eyes,
and draw the bed clothes over the
left ear.
"Next proceed TO relax more mus
cles, beginning at the feet, legs,
thighs and arms, believing each, in
turn, 10 be a heavy weight bearing
down upon the bed; and, lastly,
imagine that the eyes are look
ing far away to the distant hori-
Z0s.
"The attention In so taken up
with his relaxing process all round
that thinking presently ceases and
the Imagination, instead OF RUM
ring riot at it's own erratic will,
Is set to play on something defin-
itely soothing, AMI 1t 500 falls
asleep, The desirable result Is
more readily brought about by n
slowing and Swallowing OF the
breathing.n
The physician says II is never
iudicious TO lie abed, tossing about
The better plan Is to get up and
walk about the room, eat some
ripe fruit Or drink 4 glass OF hot
water.
The position of the bed Is said
to be a matter OF some Importance
to which very few people give a
thought.
"If a mere toy magnet exercises
a perceptible influence on sensi-
tive persons the earth's magnetism
must certainly make itself felt on
man at large. The proper direc-
ton OF the body" north and south)
is OF the utmost Importance for
the regular circulation OF the blood
and many disturbances OF the orr
ganism have been cured by simply
placing a bolster in a different
point OF the compass.
"The most unhealthy position is
found to be when the body lies
east and west. Some observers as
sert that to sleep in such a posi-
ton Is almost suicidal
Charles Dickens, by the way,
was convinced OF the truth OF this
startling theory. His daughter
says OF him:
HE vas tidy In every way, in
MS work, in keeping his writing
able drawers, In his large cores
,ondence. He could be a fidget,
co. a for example, with ths re-
yard to the furniture of a room
The Marshall republican., 1912-03-22

An assassin tried to kill King
Victor OF Italy last week. or course
the foolish fellow Is an anarchist.
The devil seems to keep up his
inspiration OF poor fools all over
the world, melting them to do
things that only n fiend could wish
10 do and only demons try to do.
The Marshall republican., 1912-03-22

Every real Republican is a pro-
gressive. II is the progressive
spirit that propagates Republican
votes and makes the Republican
party invincible. But some Re-
publicans mistake petulant pro-
test for progress. Real progress
comes from real purpose-a pur-
pose to make things better by pa
tent endeavor rather than by has
ty protest. Words are easily
spoken but deeds done are more
potent. The Republican party
saved our country, made il glor-
ious and has controlled il for more
than half a century by promoting
progress instead OF merely protest
The Marshall republican., 1912-03-22
Terms: 500 per Year in Advance
Our Platform

Protection for all, sufficient to
4squaiize the cost of production at
home and abroad. Articles In com
non use not produced In this
esuDtry, free; honest government /;
regulation Of trusts; strict en-
sorcemsut of all laws or their re-
peal; restricted immigration.
For President Theodore Roosevelt.
For Vice President. Herbert S. Hadley
The Marshall republican., 1912-03-22
Temperatures Of Volcanoes.

scientists have recently secured an
accurate measurement OF the temper.
azure OF boiling lava in a crater. The
experiment was q very dangerous one.
ana II was considered a triumph of
precaution no lives were sacrificed in
making the test.
The crater OF Kiilauea in Hawaii
was selected for examination. The
work progressed very slowly. For a
long time II was impossible to Obtain
Results, but after several thermome-
ters had been destroyed q pyrometer
was substituted to advantage. Tho
temperature recorded was 1910 de-.
erees c~entigrade. which il the same
as 1850 degrees Fahrenheit. Iron IA
sqii unmelted at this heat, but gold.
silver and copper become a molten
mass at a lower temperature.--Har.
eer's Weekly.
The Marshall republican., 1912-03-22

Not all OF the public men Of the
State are engros,ed with party pc;
itics Some OF them r trying to
be quiet and orderly.
The Marshall republican., 1912-03-22

ing against apparent eviIs. II is
not party Of protest but Of pro-
gress. Real Republicans r all
and always "progressives'.
The Marshall republican., 1912-03-22

Three members Of the Supreme
court are to be elected next No
vcmber each for a term OF ter
years, 10 succeed Judges Kernish.
Ferris and Valiant.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23
PLATFORM ADOPTED
CONTINUED from Page ID

ure to provide funds for the contin-
uance of this board or to make other
provisions for securing information
necessary for intelligent tariff legis-
latiOn
Banking arrangements need further
revision 20 meet the requirements OF
current conditions; need measures
which will prevent recuTent money
panic and which will promote the
prosperity of business and the vel
fare of labOring people by producing
constant employment. We need bet
ter currency facilities for the move
ment OF crops in the west and south.
We rejoice in the success of a dis
,tinctive republican policy for the con-
servation Of national resources, for
their use by the people without
monopoly.
We pledge ourselves for a contin-
uance of such policy for a merchant
marine. we believe our country most
urgently needs to revive the merchant
marine. There should be plenty 81
American ships to make use of the
great American inter-ocean canal
now nearing completion.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23

aspiration. the unconquerable deter
mination Of the common people of
America to repossess their govern
ment
Success Waiting
Name him as our candidate and no
flaming interrogation point will blaze
athwart our nath BY night, no cloud
OF doubt envelop our line of march
by day. But with countenances
alight with confidence in his leader
ship We shall march along the great
highway Of truth into that new re-
public wherein are justice and happi-
ness and Joy in widest commonalty
spread. wherein each man in the
full heir of all the ages in full enjoy
ment OF the long results of time His
inspired eve unobscured by the mist
OF personal ambition, first caught the
vision OF that glorious realm and his
thought and Influence. whether in
public Office or out. whether this con
vention vote him up or down. will re-
make this nation in the light of that
vision-Will re-dedicate her govern
ment 10 humanity
'Namo him your candidate and in
November next the American people
will acclaim him theirs by the might
lest majority in history and the
twenty-eighth President of the United
States viii he robert Marion La
Toilette of Wisconsin"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23
URGES STORK HOP.
French Dancing Master Also FsVors
the Fox and Goat Dance.

PARIS. June % The alopex, Or
The Dance of the Fox" 10 replace
the double Boston. ia Danse de n
Grue, or the stork mop, to be danced
with many couples together initiating
the flight OF the iOnglegged bird;
La LiOnne.' a tragic dance to take
the place of the present slow waltzes,
1.-THE Morphosmas so called, because
shouts and songs should accompany
its lively step, and the badismos
wherein the dancers initiate the grace
bounds OF goats are the somewhat
startling suggestions for new dances
next season in the drawing rooms Of
two hemispneres made by Maitre Lee
fort at the annual congress of the
Academy of Dancing Masters in Paris
lust concluded f1E
According to VI. Befort. drawing
room dancing is now regarded too
much as light and frivolous amnse-
ment. whereas he considers that il
should be expression of philosophical
art. based on profound psycho-physio-
logical knowledge.
The prospect Of having to go
through a special university training
before being qualified for admittance
to "a ball room did not seem 10 alarm
the taudience wbos chsered NJ Leiort
whenithe concluded his lecture by say
ing that the present dances, imported
by barbarous fashion, we're nothing
but vulgar amusement. and should be
substituted by esthetie and archeo-
logical STEPS, combining the meas
ures of ancient Greece With the imi-
tation OF the graceful movements OF
animals
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23

undeterred by SANDER, ridicule. abuse
he fought along the way Of dauntlcss
self-Teliance. Till there came first
one recruit and then another and
a mighty army is assembled whose
then they came by scores and today
camp is filed with sounds Of preuara-
ton for offensive warfare with all in
readiness to march forth upon the
morrow to retake the land Of our in
heritance too long the spoilers prey
Now, think you that the man who
cut the way through the Jungle and
the wilderness can be taken IN on a
high mountain and hidden look upon
the promised land and die Think
you that he who volunteered as lead
er OF a fOrlorn hope and by force of
his genius transformed political
awkward squad into conduering
army can he cast aside2 Think YOU
that we will strike our colors. sound
a retreat al along the line and march
back with abiect and servile tread into
the thralldom of the Pharaoh's Of
monopoly?
Humanity Calls Bob o..
Humanity calling for leadership in
this new crusade thunders back the
answer MO-
she asks that this convention
name as its candidate a representative
Of the state that gave the grand old
republican party birth, and where.
praise God has been born a grander
new republican party In him the spir-
u of democracy has .heen nurtured
until u became fibre of his hbro
brain of his brain. soul of his soul.
He comes into this convention the rep
resentative Of no class, the agent OF
no interest the deputy OF no principal
He is no mans man. He has no com
binltion with any candidate. no back
stairs alliance with the treasury OF
privilege He voices the hope the
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23

Mrs Z. A. Bishop of Brooklyn, n
Y, says: Il should like TO have the
merits Of Lydia Z. Pinkham's Yege-
table Compound thrown on the sky
with searchlight. SO that all suffer
ing women could read and he con.
WINGED that there is a remedy for
their ills. For years ! was a great
sufferer from organic female troubles
and had despaired of ever being well
again. hut found relief in Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
which I tried as last resort
For nearly forty years Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
heen the standard remedy for female
ills
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23
ENDS HUNT FOR RICH GIRL

Often the hunt for a rich wife ends
when the man meets. a woman that
uses Electric Buffers Her strong
nerves tell IN n bright brain and even
temper. Her peach-bloom complexion
and ruby lips result from her pure
blood; her bright eyes from restful
sleep. her elastic step from firm. free
muscles. all telling of the health and
stength Electric Bitters give woman,
and the freedom from Indigestion,
hackache headache, fainting and aiz-
~ spells they prpmptels Everywhere
they are woman sfsvorite remedy. n
weak or ailing try them. Ste at all
druggists 35s
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23
HONORS AMERICAN.
France Acquires WyntorphoewhursFs
effect dRiver' for .Ldxem bours

LONDON, June 22:-The French
Governments has purchased for the
LuxenboFge the painting by Wlyn-
ford Dewburst. the American ARTIST
entitled eEfet OLIVER which has
been on exhibition at the Durand Ruel
Galleries here.
In view of the fact that only ten pic.
lures year. chosen from the works
OF artists Of all nationalities, are add
ed to the Luxembourg collection. the
honor IS considered the highest of
ITS kind that can be paid to living
painter r
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23
REID .HAS.IONG LEASE

LONDON. june, y --Aprobos o. the
reports published in several papers
that. owing 10 his approaching mar
rage. Sir George Holford. the owner
Of Dorchester House. would require
that residence for himself and that
the Whitlaw Reds would have to
vacate it in October it is learned that
Ambassador Reid has a lease of the
house for his term as Ambassador
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23

puts shape make rich blood-helps the liver and
kidneys to expel poons from the body The weak
GUS rundown debiated condition which people
experience this time OF the usually the effect Of
blood; il often indicated by pnpies bois
appearing the skim the face becomes feel bloc
More than a week was suffering With an awful
cold IN my head throat. breast, and BODY, writes MIR.
JAMES G. KENT Of 20 l.. Street. s. E, Washington, d. =
called IL La Grippe pneumonia was advised
friend bottle OF your Golden Medical Dlscov-
erv' bottle and il did much good that feel
IL the greatest and best medicine that
ever Ny health is much better than u was before
using medicine. II does az you CLAIM IoI ~ and IS
satisfactory
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23
. NOTICE.

All members Of Bisbee Nest No
1908 o. y. o. are urgently requested
TO attend special meeting on Mon
day evening. June Path, at s p m,
as business of great importance is
10 come UP before the lodge.
g. J. REARDON.
lis. Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23

sprained ankle may as a rule be
cured IN from three 10 four days by
applying Chamberisin's Liniment and
observing the directions with each bot.
tie For sale b. all dealers.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-23
Natures Way Is The Best.

in
over otyye He called Golden Medical Discovery
and
in builder and
when a
of
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Store Rooms
Business Chances

FOR RENT-NICE OFFICE ROOMS,
well located. Phone ESP. w. A.
Reynolds.
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Look well after all your interests
and see that the details are In the
best possible order. for some tempo
rary Illness or enforced absence
threatens. II you are employed, do
nothing that would appear IN q wrong
light to your employer
Those born today viii have wthc'
n narrow outlook on life, and, there
fore win succeed only In small way.
To offset this their education should
be broad They should learn the facts
bearing on all sides Of vital questions
and be encouraged 10 form their own
ideas, To force the opinions and
pryjudiccs Of others, no matter how
well-mcaning, win merely close their
minds 10 real Intelligence. Uec. 24)
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Furniture

FOR SALE JEWEL GAS RANGE,
Good condition. bargain. $40 s,
l'oston.
For SALE MISSION DESK SUIT
able for library or den Also three
fold screen win sell cheap. 10 Post
office building Phone 272S.
FOR SALE DAVENPORT AND
dining table, rs South Boulder
Phone 3Ol7
ron sALE-TEN ROOMS or FUR
niture complete sold cheap II taken
at once. Phone 30il,
>~~~-o-~~-o-~~~~o~~-~~
Real Estate
FOR SALE ny OWNER ROOM
house and furniture lot 45X2OO feet,
facing on two streets. Phone i41.
CHEAP 10-ACRE FRUIT AND
poultry plant Can ana get price,
8 miles northeast Of Tulsa j. ~.
Jenkins, owner.
FOR RENT - THREE r q q NJ
house. 512 W. 1st, newly papcrcd
and painted. Phone 1857.
FOR SALE-ONE or TULSA'S
pretty South Side homes In the
best resident section Of the city, nine
rooms, three porches, very large base
ment, two toilets. well, garage, east
front ana plenty shade. Built for
home. but owner leaving city $3.50.
Terms, Box S29, World
OWNER OFFERS MODERN EIGHT
room house; choice South Side To-
cation. $2,7OO. Small cash payment,
balance ike right Phone 2236 Red.
FOR SALE-5-ROOM MODERN
house, east front, corner lot south
Elwood, $1,S50 $500 cash handles
Phone SO Edward r. Barrett, 213
Bliss building.
PAY s2s2OO AND OWN 2h ACRE
tract in Fairacres, five blocks from
Kendall college, right in the oil and
gas belt Take Kendall car. go out to-
day or see w. I. Stuart. Trustee. 4O1
Robinson Arcade.
FOR SALE AT BARGAIN. A WELL
located. modern, South Side, B.
room residence at $500. Much less
than real value. Il. A. Lilly, 2nd
floor World Bldg.
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FOR SALE.

Get a Queen Bee Heater or Range,
unfold davenport, Kitchen cabinet,
rocker dresser or anything in the
furniture line for one OF the family
where the prices are cheap. A nice
line OF everything in household ac-
cessorles for Christmas. See them
and get prices A special price on
Christmas gifts here this week
l buy sell and exchange new and
second hand furniture.
W. ". BEATrIE.
Phone 961. 30 West First
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In The Dlsirict Court 0f Tulsa C0unly
State OF Oklahoma.
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TE WANT AID page OFF TEE VVORID SUPPHLES EVERY TIII

Advertisements viii be accepted in The
Tulsa Daily World on the following rondi'
tiouh ONLY
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IIHITN HVfrnEr WnH NNbI
Total number oi papers printed and cir
snlated was 2i9,072 when divided by 90,
bong the number 0f publication days. gives
o. average uf goGl
!, Bessie Wetzcl. circulation manager Of
ihe Tulsa Daily World being duly sworn
upon oath do affirm that after deducting
OIL copies spoiled In printing, left over and
uilce use was nm average Of 1904 copies
a said daily paper
BESSIE WETZEL.
Circulation Manager,
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me. this
Oh day Of December, 1912.
tSEAL) ClIAS. w. DENT,
Notary Public.
ly commission expires Oct. 2s. 1910
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In the District Court Of Tulsa County,
State OF Oklahoma &,
p. Il. Coyne. plaintiff. VS.. j. p. Curtain and
Fannie +. Curtain, ct al, defendants.
No. 1880
BY virtue of an execution TO me directed
and delivered, issued out Of the District
Court Of Tulsa County, State Of Oklahoma,
iu an action In said court wherein p p.
Coyne. plaintiff, and J. p. Curtain and
Fannie H. McCurtaln, et al, defendants /
will on the Gath day Of January. 1918. be
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m and (
0 clock "a, m. TO wit: At o clock p. m.
Of said day at the west front door Of the
county courthouse in the city Of Tulsa, in the
County and state aforesaid offer ut public
sale aud sell to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand all the right, title and interest OF
the above named defendants In and to the
following described property. to-wit;
Lots 8 and 6, Block 6 Burgess Hill add
tion TO the City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Said property levied on and to be sold as
the propertv OF the above named defendants
j p. Curtain and Fannie y. Curtain
ct al, and taken on an execution in favor Of
z. Il. COyne
W NJ MCCULLOUGH Sheriff
BY Frank 4. Bowln Deputy
CDec. 25 1912, Jan. !. 8. Is. %, 1879
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Help Wanted--Female

WOMAN TO COOK, WASH, ETC
two miles northwest city. 3-5 on a
line, b. s. Ford \ Sons
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FOR SALE AT BARGAIN. A WELL
located. modern, South Side B.
room residence at $500. Much less
than real value, Il. A. Lilly, 2nd
floor World Bldg.
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For Sale

Two-inch continuous post, seven
eighth filters, Vernis Martin, all
Chilles Bed. The kind you pay
$3.50 elsewhere, our price now 50.
Two two-inch continuous post Vernis
Martin beds; used just for short
time good as new, $3.50 Good $50
all leather covered. good as new; used
Just short time Our price $500.
! buy sell and exchange now and
second hand furniture.
W. W. BEATTIE.
Phone soi, 2s West First.
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Notice is hereby given that the Arm Of
Tenth Street Grocery in the City Of Tulsa
is this day dissolved by mutual consent A.
/. Primm succeeding to the business Of said
FIRM.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the firm Of Given & Prmm will pay
their accounts TO A. L. Prlmm, who also
assumes the payment Of all mercantile nc
counts owing by c. d. Given & Company
and Given Primm.
Dated Tulsa, Oklahoma. Dec 20. 1912.
G. ID. GIVEN.
A. /. PRIMM.
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's

First Publication in the Tulsn Daily World
Dee 20. 1912. World rubuishng Co.,
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Money to Loan

MONEY TO LOAN-S50O, $1,000, 81
$50, on good real estate. Phone
296. B. T.. pettus.
LOANS ON SALARIES-WE LOAN
money to salared people holding
permanent positions. No publicity;
Also loans made on diamonds at ex-
actly half the rate charged by 9TH
ers. National Loan 60, 4O4 First Ma
tional Bank Bldg.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

(First published IN the Tulsa Daily World
Dec; a. 1912. World Publishing Co.,
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Furniture Repairing
Gunsten Furniture Hospital. Up
holstering. repairing, reflnishing and
enameling Obey the impulse. Phone
us now; all work guaranteed. Phone
sO06. 219 East Fifth Street
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MISSOURI SWEET CIDER NOW ON
hand. b. & NJ. Bottling Works
Phone 7SS.
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Stolen
Found

FOUND-SMALL FUR. OWNER
may have same by calling at World
office and paying for this ad.
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Live Stock.

FOR SALE-GOOD DRAFT TEAM, 6
and years old, weighing $500. $75
set harness, nearly new. Haworth's 5
farm, 4 " miles north Tulsa.
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Board and Room
Unfurnished Rooms

TWO TNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent No. G East Thirteenth street.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-18

Goodbye, Marion! I'm. leav-
ing tonight for Sweden to see the
Olympic games" said Harry
Norton, the 16-year-old king of
tramps of Toledo o., as he kiss.
ed his sister Sunday night, June 9.
When Harry failed to return
home before Monday morning,
Marion and the other members
of the family surmised that Har-
ry was on his way to Stockholm
A wireless received by the
United Press Association Friday
from w. G. Shepherd, on board
the Finland, announced that Har-
ny had been discovered slowed
away in a lifeboat, and had been
adonted bv the Athletes as their
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-18

mascot and would go to the
Olympic games.
Harry Norton has earned his
title as Boy King of Tramps. His
adventures have been many, in
Guiding wild ride on the top of
"a Twentieth Century limited
sleeper from Toledo to New York
-754 miles-just before board
ing the Finland.
The boy first felt the wander
lust two years ago. He COM
planned to his father that his
teacher ''bawled him out" because
he wouldn't Soup" for her, and
when his father laughingly told
him to return to school, he dis
appeared. Next thing heard from
him. he was in Chicago. working.