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La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
Dr. mek."~." on Mexican r-e".,.-.

DR.. william Mckennan. Of the Santa
Fe Hospital. returned home last Tues
day night from weeks sotourn
down on his farm near Las Cruces. n.
NJ. and while there avaiied himself
Of the opportunity to take In some
OF the sights down that way. While
In FL Paso he Was warned not to 70
across the river to Juarez. ~ he
might get robbed. killed and de-
spatched forthwith before he knew
what had happened to him. He de-
cided to brave the Mexican In his
lair, however. and while going over
on the street car looked ~ innocent
and harmless that they did not take
the trouble to search him for \ six
shooter. being the only one on the
car that escaped this search and seis.
ure experience. 6.
He found Juarez full TO the brim
with revolutionary soldiers. and each
separate and distinct soldier was ~
full Of beer as he would hold. n he
he had needed n glass OF beer to save
his life the doctor Ii doubtful wheth.
er he would have been able to &C.
Quire the life saver. As all the saloons
were 80 full OF soldiers they would
not hold single one more. He says
he never saw such beer-drinkinE
mob In the whole course Of his life.
On the way home DR.. Mckennan
stopped over at Las Vegas to visit
the training camps OF Flynn and
Johnson. and saw both OF them In
action. According to the doctor there
isn't a possible show for Flynn to
win. lie saw travelling man put on
the gloves with Flynn. The travel
ing man was some boxer. and made
such a monkey OF Flynn by out-point-
ing him that Flynn got mad and
knocked the travelling man cold. He
did not come too for two hours. and
some Of the bys'anders were so hos
tile over Flynn's exhibition OF tenn
per and brutality that they wanted
to lynch him He WAS very favOrsbly
Impressed with the classy exhibition
put on By the negro champion.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
Quick Round W Of . Foessr.

Undersheriff Devine returned home
Thursday morning from Garden City.
having Ia charge J. Y. Baispech. who
II wanted In Rocky Ford for forgery
Bslapech passed . worthless check
for lis.i5 on Karl kiotsbach. Of the
Arlington Cafe In Rocky Ford las,
Sunday. and made his getaway for
parts unknown the same evening. TIL,
sx.villsxe poiiceu an sent out tclc.
grams In every direction Sunday. and
on Monday received word from Gar.
den City that bis man had been
rounded W and vas being held there
subject 70 the orders q the officers
Of 0tsro county. Jack wsat down to
the bisgsst town In the world Tues.
day evening and returned witt his
naa On The first traia. Baiapsch
~ Drsparins - eaeags 10 The check
bxnco game n Oardsa City. - when
~ was esarcheA . check vas found
a. .hh persoa which ~ bad drawn On
. baak Of hat city. TAis 10 tho
lourtA forgery case hat has Occurred
h neeky roe1 vieAla ~ cousss Of
. esw neatAs. ~ = seeA iaslases
~ party ss0aseeing ~ esins Aas
bsss eas<sfsd.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
Band Concert.

The concerts given by the La Junta
Military Band In the court house
park every Sunday afternoon are be
coming more popular with each sue
ceedinx Sunday. the last having the
largest attendance OF the season. The
program for tomorrow afternoon. will
c. u. Nash. director. is as follows
Nautical NOvelty-Skipper Susie
E. E. g. o.. o.. o. O.. Greene
Oyerture-Hearts OF Gold Barnard
Two Step-Honeysuckle Time
Spanish Waltx-El Torrero Hildreth
Indian Fsntasy-Big Chief Battle
NSe Of. - o.. o.. D.. Alien
Gems" Of stephen Foster
Two Step = o. You Beautiful Doll
March-National Emblem O.. Bagloy
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
Arthur Mecvns Has Lss Broken.

Arthur Mccune. oldest son Of MIR.
and Mrs. ID. X. Mccune. had his left
leg broken last Friday afternoon
while at work down by the coal
chute. Young Mccunc has been work.
ing Of late In the bridg. and building
department of the Santa Fc. and WAS
engaged with others rebuilding the
coal chute. lie and several Of his fcl
low workmcn were carrying u heavy
piece Of timber and were passing n
certain point Of the structure when
n huge door or apron. three inches
thick and trimmed heavily with iron.
became disiodKcd by the high wind
and fell. Il struck young McCune.
knocking him down and breaking his
left leg very close To the hip Joint.
lie WAS taken NJ once 10 the Santa
Fe Hospital where every attention
was given 10 bis welfare and comfort
and II present he 10 doing nicely.
The attending physicians expect 70
put the limb In = plaster cast ~
early next week - practicabls. and
the sufferer will then b able TO s,t
" and win probably take comfort
IN being . Bit moro Independent and
seeming . little lees like an Invalid.
Yosns McCuns took ovt % lasurancs
policy tAs ~ bssors ~ secidsnt,
and viii recslve 80 . wesk h beas.
fits vhils hs b Nv -.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
eonts Ps Picnic Today.

Tho first annual picnic Of employees
Of the Santa r. will take place To
day In Riverside Park. Just across
the river. over the west bridge. Prep
arations have been made for gor'
geous old time. with various sports
including . creased pole. creased pix.
foot races. egg races. and numerous
athletic stunts that always appeal.
Prizes will b. awarded In each Of
the contests. donated by the mcr.
chants os IL Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
AuId Aeqvaintsness Rsos~ Youth,

Al Shan0r. Of Prospect. Pa. and VIM
Humphrey. Of Porterville. Pa. stop
ped on In la Junta from Sunday
until Monday and were III. guests of
their old time friend. A. s. Marshall
The gentlemen were cnrou'e home
from Grand Junction where they had
been to look into big irrigation
proiec, Ia which both are interest
ed
Mr Marshall says that the wee
small hours found the three s'iii re.
calling inciAents Of the past and
making the welkin ring" N well
as awakening the neishborn with the
music oe the heartiest laughter that
they had enjoyed In many days.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
o..sh q Nm. rhemss es.e.

Mrs Thomas Cato died at ii:is
Thursday nesnioe. aged thir'y.'our
years. thres Donlhs and fifteen days.
Tue body was pesparsd for burial.
and was sAjoos1 Friday q 1880 In
the morAlag. - Lstanoa. Tenn.
Mrs. CaAe ~ bsea In poor health
for many noo4As. sa1 1satA came -
Q welcooed Fsltel. Cts Issves . hus.
land and esvseal cAI1rea 70 noHrn
hef l0ss.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
Prssessuvs Cigar Factory.

Mr. and Mrs. John A. chsbin. Of
Dsavsr. were Ia Junta visitors this
wssk. NJ. CAabla Ass been CORE.
spondins With The secretary f the
L. Jsnta Industrial Association for
several wesks. with q Wow 10 estab'
hsAias Q cigar factory in this city.
and came 70 our city 70 Iook the
nsh over. He was very favorsbiy
Impressed. as1 witAin the o0urss d
. ~ noatAs heVes y estoboisA .
nsw ia1ustsy II our midst. Il v
satssDsises lite tAis oas. with week.
y payroijs. tAaa Nm nake II Juata
tasive 80 Dsoeoee. ea1 svssy 80
g tAs0 sAsul1 ~ givsa . esr1ial
vslseos aal svesy saeessa0sasat
Newark post., 1912-05-29
VALUABLE HORSES in
THE TYSON STABLES

1,ooan r. Tyson, the we'll
.n,v.n trainer and driver, has a
n". .,;n,, If his horses in training at
81. .+,nI., ON the Huber Driving
bark lI and from this number Mr..
Ty,nn will select the ones that are
!n he raced this season, opening at
,Wirnn4ton. July %.
". y. Love is assistant trainer;
y I Nrvinney has charge Of the
IhowIny tent. The list is as fol
lows:
Charlie X. 2.164, by Jarl, dam
-" John w.. 2.174, by Alverton,
lam nv Baron Posey.
Harry !. s.. 2.1S4, by Admiral
Dewey. dam by Milton S.
Bertha Fogg, 2.194 by Deem. dam
by Gather.
Arro. 2.21l by Arion, dam by
Hammer.
The WcI>hman, 2.2l4, by Mabel,
Iam by Mile Wilkes.
.Irmrott, 2.21i by Walnut Hall,
dam by Baron Wilkes.
Prince IIelice. 2.243 by Sidney
Prince. dam by Norval.
Nago. Jtr). by General Forrest,
dam by Onward.
Nan T.. ltr), 2.15i by Besure,
dam by Falls.
Tod Hunter, ltr), 2.164 by Todd,
dam by Strong Boy.
Miller Boy (tr), by Prodigal,
dam by Alcontara.
Dunharton Boy (tr), 2.2O! by
Dnnharton. dam by Conductor.
Star Bingen (tr), 2.22a bv Bin
zen. dam by Electioneer.
judge Robinson. a full brother
Of Judge Palmer, 2.14l.
Senator Smith. (3) by Wilton,
dale. dam by Conductor.
Martha Chimes (3), by Chimes
dam by Clara Forester.
Newark post., 1912-05-29

Marie \. s., (3), by Barongale.
dam by Milton S.
Sadie Penn (2), by William
Penn, dam by Wayward.
Hetti p, 2.2S4. (3) by Jennott.
dam by Oakland Baron.
Joseph X. s., a., by Admiral
Dewey.
Della s., (3), by Baron Gale.
Fortnight, (2) by Walnut Hall,
dam by Moke.
Gitchie Manito, 2.094. by Jay
Bird, dam by Mambrino Patchen.
Dillon Kinney, 2.O64, by Baron
Dillon, dam by Mckinney.
Dillon Gentry, by John R. Gen
try, dam by McEwan.
When the sky was made in the
first great days,
-AiiNt tltg Illtu IllG cOIutIS 81
true,
There were bits and tags, and
ships and rags,
In the cutting, that just fell
through.
They were fresh from heaven and
dainty bright,
And, oh, but the bits were blue,
And they just took root in the
earth that night,
And-thus twas the violets
grew.
So long as streams run down,
AS long as the robins thrill,
Let us taunt old Care with a merry
air,
And sing in the face of i'll.
/ think no garden s sweeter
Than its sweetest flower;
l think no life is kinder
Than it's kindest hour.
But all the Towering sweetness,
Lieth not in one;
Nor all a lifetime's kindness,
In the great things done.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05
BRIDE Of DAY SHOOTS
A JEALOUS RIVAL
WOMAN DECLARED BRIDE WAS
UGLY AND \ WORTHLESS
WOMAN,

LOGANSPORT, Ind. Dec Eliza
beth Lang bride of one day tonight
shot and killed Mrs. Mary Copple,
who at her wedding supper last night
is alleged to have told other guests
that the groom had selected an ugly
and worthless woman for a life part
ner
Mrs. Lang was arrested shortly
after the shooting and the police say
she made a full confession and ex-
pressed pleasure that she had stopped
3landerous remarks. In her confes-
sion, as reported by the police, Mrs
Lang said:
Yes, l shot Mrs. Copple. l shot
her down as her two little children
stood beside her holding to her skirts.
| killed her because she said no man
ought to marry me and that my hus-
band would repent
She said | was ugly. She said !
was old. | killed her for that and
am not bit sorry for 1t. She was
jealous of me and would have made
my life unhappy"
The shooting came after a confer
ence between Mrs. Lang and woman
friends. also a wedding guest. who
repeated the alleged remarks of Mrs
Copple. Mrs. Lang went to the home
Of her father. told him the story then
telephond for the police.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05
PeFuna Critics Say
That There W., Nothing Wonderful
In the Recovery of Mrs.
lhcrlciu.
DIR HARTMAN REPLIES.

OF course my narrative concerning
Mrs Eberlein, of Pittsburgh, who was
rescued from apparent death by Pc
ru-na, has excited good deal OF dis
cussion and comment one critic has
offered the following solution He
says that the reason Pe-ru-na cured
Mrs Eberlein at such a stage OF the
disease is explained as follows;
She was probably very weak, She
! became unable 10 cXpectorate. Tho
consequence was huge accumulatlons
Of mucous and phlegm gathered IN the
lungs. On account OF her weakness
she was unable to eXpel II. II was
slowly strangling her to death.
Pe-ru-na stimuatcd her enabled
her to cough up ana spit out the
accumulated phlegm, This explains
why she was cured There was no
miracle about it. Nothing wonderful,
either.
To all OF which | say, yes OF course
That may be the explanation. Ana
yet 1t remains true that without the
Pc-ru-na she would have died IT.
remains true that got there just in
time to save her lfc The doctors
had given her mp TO die She was
gaspIng for breath, unconscious, cold,
In short, dying. However it is oN
paIucd, the Pe-Iu-na saved her life
OF course IT did
do not believe In miracles myself
! believe there is a natural oXpmna-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05
PACK COMES BACK BY
LICKING l fRENCHnAK
AMERICAN FIGHTER WINS MD
DLENEIGIIT CHAMPIONSHIP
OF FRANCE.

PARIS. Dec. 4.-Billy Papke. IN,
American fighter, tonight defeatc 4
George Bernard, French middle
weight for the middleweight champ
ionship. big purse and an ivory belt
especially designed for the occasion.
Papke was awarded the decision in
the seventh round when the French.
man was unable to respond to the
call Of time.
Bernard, who was announced ss
Frances last hope" never had a
chance. In the first five rounds
Papke allowed Bernard to do all th1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05
WANTS TO Walk FROM
TULSA TO WASHINGTON
YOUNG TULSA MAN, OUT OF
WORK, MAKES UNUSUAL
OFFER.

Here's man who wants to walk
from Tulsa to Washington, d, c., for
$500. because he is not strong enough
to do hard labor and is in needy cir
cumstances. He writes the World AZ
follows:
Gentlemen have good propo-
sition for boosting Tulsa. If you and
the business men of the city will put
up $500, | Will do cross country
walk and put Tulsa In the lead. | will
walk from this city to Washington, -.
c., bearing a message to our newly
elected president Woodrow Wilson.
Gentlemen, | am now out OF work
and things seem hard with me. am
too light to do heavy work and II you
grant this little favor / ask | intend
to go right In business for myself,
right here in Tulsa, after | receive
my reward. | am a young man. 2S
and well raised. My parents died
when | was 6 years old and | was
raised an orphan. | do not know
what a home really is to make my life
a bright one From now on, give me
chance and | will show you what
kind Of a man l am.
Hoping and trusting you will make
this offer for a Christmas present, and
il you will ! VIII make all arrange
ments for the trip.
yours for business, etc"
II the writer of the letter will call
at the editorial rooms of the World
any evening this week he will he given
employment or other assistance.
OIL PAGE s
Samuel j. Haynes, guardian of Bes-
sic BroadnaX a minor, will on Mon
day, December the 9Th, 1912. at 10
o'clock a. m, in the county court
room in the city of Okmulgee, sell an
oil and gas mining lease on the
northwest quarter Of section sixteen
GG), township seventeen 90 north
range eleven GD east, located in
Creek county state Of oklahoma
Terms of said sale cash in hand upon
the confirmation OF said sale by the
said court. adv
WALTER d. ELROD.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05
AFTER THE AGE OF FIFTY.

From this age the human system grndu
ally declines and the accumulated posons
IN the blood cause rheumatism in joints,
muscles and back These warnings should
be promptly relieved and serious illness
avoided by using the following prescription
which comes from noted doctor and is said
tn have no equal in curing rheumatism and
restoring physical vigor. Good results
come after the first dose. From your
dru- -gist get one ounce Of Torris compound
Gin original sealed package) and one ounce
= syrup OF sarsapsrilla compound. Take
these two ingredients home md put them
into Il half pint of good whskoy. Shake
the bottle and take a tablespoonful before
zach meal and at bedtime" II your drug.
gist does not have Torris compound In stock
he will get 1t for you in few hours from
his wholesale house. Don't be influenced
80 take patent medicine instead OF this.
insist on having the genuine Torris com.
pound In the original one ounce sealed, yel.
low package.
SORE FEET, -Corns, Calouses, Bunions
Frost Bites, Aching and Swesty Feet. A
spoonful OF Calocide in the foot bath gives
instant relief, Get u 25c box at any drug
st0re.-Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05

work but the Frenchman was unable
10 do any appreciahle harm.
In the sixth Papke began TO figh,
In earnest The Frenchman went %
the floor twice, just managing to
struggle 10 his fctt in the ten sec-
onds. But he was in such . state ~
collapse that when the seventh round
was called he could not leave his
chair and the referee counted him ont.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05
scrgcant.at-Arns Buried.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 4.-Funeral
services for Daniel NJ. Ransdell ser
geant-at-arms Of the United states
senate. were held at the home Of
Arthur y. Grover, a friend Of the
family here. and buriel was In Crown
Hill ceremtery this afternoon.
The body Of Mr. Ransdell. accom-
panied by several friends and govern
ment officials from Washington. ar
rived here this morning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05

Preserve sacedly the pri-
yacles OF your own house,
your marrier safe and your
heart Let not father or
mother or sister or borther
ever presume to come between
you or share the joys or sor-
rows that belong to you two
alone. with mutual help
build your quiet world, not al
lowing your dearest earthly
friend to be the confldant Of
aught that concerns your do
mestic peace. Let moments Of
alienation, If they occur, be
healed at once. Never, no
never speak Of it outside; but
TO each other confess and all
wlllCom out right. Never let
the morrow's sun stlll find
you at variance. Renew and
renew your vow II will do
you good; and thereby your
minds will grow together con-
tented in that love which is
stronger than death, and you
Will he truly one.
ANONYMOUS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05

There will be nice canned fruit for
sale at the bazaar given by the la
dies Of the Presbyterian Church on
Thursday.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05

"Sylyla' the operetta which was to
have been presented tomorrow night
ly the departments Of voice and ex-
preston, at Kendall College will not
be given as planned until later date,
announcement of which will be made
sometime in the near future.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05

The Thanksgiving turkey dinner
given by the ladies Of Trinity Guild
I'm the basement Of the church
Tuesday evening proved to be a decided
success both socially and financially,
The concourse of lovers Of good things
to eat were seated before artistcally
decorated tables, ladened with choice
cut flowers and exquisite lace and
embroidered centerpieces, all Of which
presented a "queenly feast" to sat
Isfy the Inner man" Music added
greatly to the occasion and an added
feature in the displaying of beautiful
needlework and homemade candies
offered acceptable Christmas sugges-
tons to the eager purchasers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05

Mrs. Maude Sifers who has been
visiting in Kansas city, Mo, for scv-
erdl weeks is spending a few days in
Tulsa, prior to going to Oklahoma
city, where she will reside in the near
future.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05

and quito cloyorly announced her en-
gagement and approaching marriage
to Mr. Leroy Pierce Dorris, OF this
city. The house was charmlngly deco
rated throughout IN white and pink
pink being the bride-elects fnyorIte
color I'm the dining room the table
was prcttiy decorated with pink car
nations and maidenhair fern. At each
cover was a large pink carnation ~
which was dainty card attached
bearing the message "Willle Craig
Wilson and Leroy Pierce Doris, De
ccmber eighteenth, one thous d nine
hundred and twelve" A dainty Ice
course, still further carrying out the
color scheme Of pink and white, vas
served to the following guests: Mrs
Jack Miller, Mrs. c. +, Bell. Mrs. II,
Condor, Mrs. Ralph williamson Miss
Maye Mcdowell, Miss Elenore Clark,
Miss Myrtle Holt, Miss Chloe liackd-
thorne, Miss Pearl Towers, Miss Grac5
Hatch, Miss Vivian McPike, Miss
Blanche Dunn and Miss Estele Nc
Pike.
Mrs O. l.. Dowell, OF Kansas city,
Mo, is visiting Miss Caroyne Porter.
All Rebekahs viii meet Mt the aall,
Friday afternoon, for special practice.
Mr.. and Mrs II II. Wyss Of West
Brady Street were host and hostess az
a lovely dinner Tuesday evening,
given in compliment to Mrs John
Small Of Little Rock, Arkansas, who
is visiting her parents, Mr., and MIS-.
r. c. Hughes Of this city. Other
guests seated about this hospitable
board which was attractively deco
rated for the occasion, the color
scheme in both the floral decorations
ana appointments being green aqd
white, were: Mr.. and Mrs y. c. Hug
and Mr. and Mrs, r, $, Alpine #
Kansas CITY Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs, D. G. Acosta are en-
tertaning Mr.. and Mrs. Willim
Jersey Of Chicago. Mr. Jossey IS
Mrs Acostas brother.
Mr., and Mrs. r. S. Alpine, of Kan
sas city, No, are visiting Mr., ana
Mrs. T. c. Hughes.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the United Presbyterian Church VIII
meet this afternoon, at three O'Clock,
at the church.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Bap
tist Church will meet this afternoon
with Mrs. T. b, Bliss, at No. 5OA
South Boston Avenue. a good attend
ance Is desired
The South Circle of the Ladies Aid
Society of the First NJ. +. Church will
be entertained in the parlors Of the
church. Thursday afternoon. Re-
freshment will be served and a genu-
inely enjoyable social time Is assured
all who may come.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Everett and son.
Clifton, will leave today for Oklahoma
City on a pleasure and business trip.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Lutheran Church will meet this aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. w. A.
Shaner, at No. 3l5 West Cameron
Street. Take a North Main street car
t Camern Street and North Cheyenne
Avenue, then walk one BLOCK west
Mrs. Henry s. Condor pleasantly
entertained the members of the NJ.
4. S. Embroidery club and a number
of other friends at her home, yes
terday afternoon. The hours were
spent in a purely informal manner,
dainty needy work occupied the at
tention of the ladies the greater por-
ton of the afternoon at the conclus-
lon which delicious refreshments |
were served. Special guests present
were. Mrs A. a. King. Mrs a. Y. |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05

Miss Willie Wilson entertained a
number of her friends in a delightful
informal manner Tuesday evening"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05

The West circle of the First NJ +.
church will be entertained at the
home OF Mrs j. IL. Bell, 302 North
Denver this afternoon. All members
and friends cordially invited.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05

The Ladies Aid society OF the First
Presbyterian church will give their
annual bazaar and o'clock dinner
Thursday December 8, in the base.
Money or fancy articles donated by
the church members will be gladly
received. Beautifully dressed dolls
and fancy work will be on sale.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05

Mr. G. w. Partlow was host at a
very informal affair, last evening,
given as a surprise for Mrs. Partlow,
Yesterday being her birthday an
niycrsary. Twelve Of their intimate
friends were invited for an evening I
five hundred ana the hours were pass
ed happily at the game until near mid
night, when sumpuous birthday
feast was served. The honoree RE-
ccNed number of handsome gifts
In honor Of the occasion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05

The Council of Women met In rceu-
lar session IN the music room at Hotel
Tulsa, yesterday afternoon The reg
ular business of the council was DIS
pcnsed with and the entire afternoon
given over to an address by Miss lpez
Kinney secretary of the National
Board Of y. W. G., A. for the middj.
western states The importance Of Y.
w G. A work was never more forcl
bly, and Interestingly presented, and
the great need of local Y. W. c. A..
Was deeply impressed upon the minds
Of all who had the privilege Of hearing
Miss Kinney ana the immediate ncr'
rssity OF raising money for such an
institution was made very clear To
each and every woman who listened
to this interesting speaker
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-05

bors present We're: Mrs q. Al Stoy-
enson. Mrs. Balicw Mrs. Roy Gar
bett, Mrs VIII Morrison. Mrs. q, W
Partlow, Mrs Wakefield Mrs, T. r..
Erwin, Mrs, G. T.. sahln and Mrs
Henry s Condor