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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-22
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Business Chances.

FOR SALE-WHOLESALE AND
retail grocery business IN ono OF
The oldest towns in southeast Kansas,
Established 10 years Annual bust
ness about $4,000; operating expense
less than per cent. Here Is bar
gain for some one with about 5000,
Closing up an estate only reason ipr
selling For further particulars
write 9S9 care Tulsa World.
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Real Estate

FOR SALE-CLOSE ~ HOME ON
South Elwood. Eirht-room rest
dence, located in the best residence
district, living room beam ceiling, cut
glass fixtures room eighteen by twen-
ty-eight feet, dining room tapestry
and paneled wall covering, built in
China cpset bedrooms elegantly dec
GRATED, cellar, servants quarters ma
tive oak trees, good well, and ideal
home AT way down price, Party
leaving city. Price with terms on one
half $500. worth seven thousand.
Theodore Cox, Real Estate. Phone
5S3, Daniel Bldg, Third and Main.
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FOR SALE

100 acres, 40 miles west OF Tulsa
IN oil belt; 10 acres in cultivation;
joins town Of Casey; not leased all
good land. VIII be sold at a bargain.
40 acres IA miles southeast Of
Tulsa, most ali bottom land; fair i'm
provements; close in to production;
several good farms TO trade for in
como property. Three good oil leases
In r. 20 r and 4. q K. for sale.
All kinds e.. city property for sale?
Room " ID Bldg.
OBRIFi, REAL ESTATE CO.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-22

FOR SALE-FURNITURE FOR FINB
room house. Living and dining
rooms are furnished in fumed oak
with administer rugs. Bedroom has
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and genuine Navajo rugs Kitchen
has Mcp.ugal cabinet, queen Bee
range, and conyenlences too numer.
Gus to mention. A decided bargain
to party wanting high grade furni-
ture. win sell or rent The house. Ad-
dress + 900, care World.
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FlVE-ROOM NEW MODERN FUR
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yard IN blue grass. Completely deco
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nished IN fumed oak and circassaln
walnut One OF the incest little
homes" in the city. Address G. H.
care World.
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PROMPT SERVICE.
EDIElRCW COLLINS
LOQIN9 LOQIKE99

If YOU are thinking Of buying a
home we have "A new S-room modern
one that we win sell at dead rife
bargain price, on terms Of $i00 o
$500 cash; balance same as rent.
sleeping porch; Basement brick
foundation; double floors; ingraineu
woodwork; all rooms well decorated:
complete for the furniture. If you
want a home worth the money YOU
had better see us at once.
BILAIIR lBIROSo
219-A South Main. Phone 1879
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-06

- collector" he said haltingiy:
II take II these pictures y worth .
lot OF money. sorr.'
you're right, I take IT," sad the
ether with a laugh. beginning At once
20 slash out the canvas.
''Yes. sorr, mean. you take III" oa1d
uiadw!n viciously. The wrathful empha-
eis missed dts mark. Tho collector"
was humming 20 himself and working
with masterfui dizziness.
"Now that womdn's heAd. 20 the ieft."
- commanded as soon as he had dis
posed Of the Dutch masterpiece. And
be quick about II. You move a. II you
were IN q trance"
Olaawin saw that he was TO take
down his only Rubens. wherefore he
deliberately reached for another paint
inS. 1.-The Blue Boy
mo. not that thingr' exclaimed the
collector"
''why, what's the matter with this
one, sorr." snapped back Gladwin.
'Tts q fake" said tho other, con-
esmptuously. II paid two old frauds
I'VE hundred pounds for that thing in
Enndon q couple of years aso-dts
absolutely worthless from the stand
point Of art"
0iadwdn looked at him In open
mouthed amaxement and slid from the
chair to the floor.
How had this astounding person come
b. the secret OF THE Blue Boy?' Was
he mind reader or what?
There was positive awe IN Glad
WINS gaze as he sized up the big man
again from his shining patent leather
shoes to his piercing eyes and broad,
intellectual forehead. lie fairly jumped
when the command was repeated to
a take down the Rubens and hand It 10
I'm. As he handed It over he stam-
0srsd:
Il don't think much of this one. SOFT"
sSYou don't?" said the other. In plying
lasgust. well. It's a Rubens-worth
$4,000 II IT'S worth a cent"
'"Yes don't tell me-" Gladwtn managed
- articulate.
indicating the full length portrait OF
che Ancestral Gladwin. he added. who
4 that old fellow over there. sorr?"
HSindly don't refer 10 the subject of
Shat portrait a. fellow" tho other
oaught him up. THAT u my great
grandfather. painted by Gilbert Charles
.6tuart moro than than . century ago.
"You monumental liar" was on Glad
sacburat and ask:
s.Are yes goin' to take all these pao-
eurss away with 70 tonight"
~Oh. no, not all OF thsm.' was the
careless reply. 'Only tho best ones. >
'IIow unspeakably kind Of himr'
thought tho unregarded victim.
III yez wanted the Others" he said
With fine sarcasm. II could pack 'em
up afther ye'rs gone an sind thin to
yez."
'-That might be q good IDEA. onicer-
Til think It over" the pilferer thanked
him.
Then ne went On with his task OF
taxing the back out OF tho mounting
Of the Rubens. showing that he did not
trust his knife with such an ancient
and priceless canvas.
Gladwtn was thinkfnG up another
ironic opening when the door bell rang
He Jumped ana cried.
III that's tho lady. SOFT. IN go and
let her In"
mo, you wait here" the other OBJ
footed "she might be frightened al
the sight Of a policeman-you stay here
Til let her In myself" and he strobe
swiftly out into the hallway.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-06

ds
the GAdsin
m % leaves the %
% :e S SS scotsman sS p % s apS tho house H, I G.aa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-06

out ninching. His voice was marvel.
lousy steady as he said:
II didn't know you were here this
afternoon"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-06
CHAPTER xxx.
II, Which the Hero IL Kept On
Sbo Hon

-RRAVERSG LADN eatched
tho big handsoA ,ispre-
ID. sentiment OF hi dis
appear into the\ way
with every nerve al
strain.
AZ he heard tho door open N
delighted feminine cry and then \
mistakabls subtle sound OF an
brace. he ground his finger nails
his palms and BIT his lips I;yeS.
ebrs at him burned with jealou\
hAtSsd Of this impostor.
Z fhagA baA ,6Ssn spiy mQzs Of ,tba
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-06
CHAPTER XVIII.
. tCoutinued.)
An Instance of Epic Nerpe.

kApwDN managed to cross thu
room with an appearance OF
stolid indifference. and As he
handed the picture to the
collector" he said haltingly:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-06

The Girl stood with her back to Glad
win and the man she addressed slowly
turned his head and glanced over hoF
head with a keen, flashing lock of in
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-06
OFFICER 666|
A Fast Moving Ne,D York Story
By Barton w. Currie
Copyright. 1919. By II. K. ny Co.,
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
Based on the Successful
Farce of the Same Tile

sus homo secretly from Egypt lie falls IN love
with Helen Burton, Western GIRL Helen condes
cousin sadie that she privately engaged TO rnver Glad
vim She and Sadie call Gadwins house where Traves
And HI. friend whitney Barnes are discussing the formers
He make known his identity to her. He learns she
n In love with who Trnven GlndMn. She
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-06

You didn't?" she asked In q puzzled
tone. How funny! You'd Just gone
out when { called. hut two OF your
friends were Zero and ono CT them
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12
BURY VICTIM OF
SUICIDE
Plans for lnterment of Mrs.
Barbara Rabke Abrupt
Iy Changed.

An abrupt change was made today
late Mrs. Barbara Rabke. the woman
who was found shot to death in the
cottage at Swartswood Lake, at the
same time that the body of Ludwig
Palmer, of rs Second street, South
Orange, was found.
The funeral was scheduled to be
held at 2:30 O'Clock this afternoon
from her home at 262 Van Buren,
street, but in order to disappont
morbidiy curious crowds it was held
at 10:s0 o'clock this morning. Only
close relatives and friends were noti-
fed of the changed plans. The Rev.
Julius H. Wolff, of the Third German
Presbyterian Church. ofiiciated, in
terment taking place in Fairmount
Cemetery.
Palmer will be buried at 2:S0 o'clock
this afternoon from an undertaking
establishment in South Orange. The
Rev. George A. Hannah, rector of
the Episcopal Church of the Holy
Communion, will officiate. The serv-
ices will be brief.
1.-The affair was so sudden and has
had SO much publicity that I do not
care to say anything about it," said
Carl Rabke, the oldest son, today.
''In fact he added, 81 can't talk
about it, It has been such shock" I"
Absence OF reason for the double
shooting is also claimed by the rela-
tives of Palmer, who have searched
his papers in a vain attempt to learn
Of some cause Not the slightest clue
was found, however
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12
CHICAGO WOMAN WANTS
2 DIVORCES IN ONE DAY

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.--If two divorces
for which she has applied are
granted her by Judge Tuthill on Sat-
urday. Mrs. Ida Hentz Downey- -Klatt
will have created a record foIn di-
vorces In the Chicago courts.
The woman's first husband was
William Lafe Downey. They sepa-
rated, and she says that she UNDER
stood that he had obtained a divorce.
She then married Emil Klatt
Suit vas brought against Klatt
about the same time the complainant
learned that she had never been
legally separated from Downey. She
asked the court to give her the two
DEGREES at once, to save time.'S
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12
RAILROAD MAN DIES

RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 12.-John S.
Barbour Thompson, formerly assist
ant to the president Of the Southern
railroad, died at local hospital here
last night after an extended illness.
He was Sc years old and a native of
Virginia.
Mr.. Thompson was prominently
identified with Southern railroad in
terests up to 1910. He then retired
as assistant to the president of the
Southern system to become presi-
dent OF the Atlantic Express Com
pany.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12
/ Read Them
Myself Series

A novelty in book making.
This series will be greatly ap-
preciated by the children who
like good illustrations. Every
paragraph is illustrated with a
colored illustration on the page
opposite. Three illustrations in
color to each page of text.
Jack and the Bean Stalk, Little
Red Riding Hood and Cinder-
ella, as Told by Louey Chis-
holm.
Hop o. My Thumb and the Wolf
and Seven Kids, as Told by
Louey Chisholm.
Each soc.
Little Travellers Around the
World-Visits to people in other
lands; splendid text; S1.10.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12

Motor Boys Series, by G. Young
-13 titles; each SOC.
Racer Boys Series tnew series
by Young)-3 titles; each
SOC.
Baseball Joe Series-2 titles;
each 45c.
Boy Hunter Series titles;
each, 45c.
Darewell Chums Series = .
titles; each, 45c.
Great Marvel Series-5 titles;
each, 45c.
Boys of Pluck Series-5 titles;
each, 46c.
Dorothy Dale Series-7 titles;
each, 45c.
Motor Girl Series titles;
each, soc.
Webster Series for Boys-25e.
Only Farm Boy.
Tom the Telephone Boy.
Bob the Castaway.
Many others equally good.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12
SAY WOMAN SHIELDED HER
HUSBAND BY CONFESSION

PATTERSON. Dec. 12.-Dominic Pic
carrelo, of Paterson, was arrested by
the police of this city last night on q
charge of having murdered Antonio
Querceto, boarder in his house, two
weeks ago. At the time of the crime
Mrs. Piccarrelo was arrested and con-
fessed that she had stabbed Querceto
to death after he had attempted to
kill her.
The woman was herself stabbed
and is in the General Hospital. y.
The police were not satisfied with
the woman's confession and work
ing on the suspicion aroused from
the fact that both the woman and
the murdered man were stabbed in
the back. they began an investiga-
ton. which resulted in P.ccarrelos
arrest.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12
HACKENSACK CLERGYMAN,
WELL-KNOWN AUTHOR, DIES

T HACKENSACK, N. j., Dec. H.
The Rev. DIR. Henry B. Pratt died
yesterday of general debility at the
home of his son, Henry B. Pratt, jr.,
S4S Park street, Hackensack. He wae
born in Darien. Ca, May 26, 1882, and
received his education in the Ogle-
thorpe University and Princeton The
illogical Seminary.
DIR. Pratt was the author of many
books, among them "The Buried Ma
tions of the Infant Dead" Recent
ly he had been engaged in revising
his work on the Spanish Bible. He
is survived by three sons and two
daughters.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12
GENERAL SICKLES'S PLIGHT
ATTRIBUTED TO GAMBLING

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-The present
financial plight of General Daniel E.
Sickles is due to reckless gambling
in the stock market, declared Cen
eraI Horatio C. King yesterday. AS
one of the members of the New York
Monuments Commission, who. as an
nounced by Attorney-General Car
mody, will be held responsible for
the shortage of nearly $4,000 in the
commissions funds. caused by Cen
eral Sickles as chairman, General
King has signed letter of protest
to State Comptroller William Sohmer
1t became known yesterday that
General Sickles has been ousted as
chairman of the Monuments Commits
sion and as chairman Of the Gettys-
burg celebration committee.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12
REVISES 7 DEADLY SINS
TO FIT MODERN WOMEN

NEW YORK, Dec. l9.-The seven
deadly sins of women were announced
by Mrs. Mildred Manley Easton at a
meeting in the Hotel Astor Of the
Club for the Study of Life as Fine
Art.
Several hundred women listened in
paraiyzed silence when Mrs. Easton
gave out the following list of beset-
ting feminine sins: Gluttony. lazi-
ness, fear, envy, Jealousy, revenge,
lust.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12
JAMES REGINALD FOSTER
DIES AT SHORT HILLS

SHORT HILLS. N. j.. Dec. 12.-
James Reginald Foster. a broker well
known in financial circles in New
York city, died yesterday at his home
here. He had been i'll for several
DAYS, death being due to complica-
ticn Of diseases. Mr.. Foster who was
as years old, was connected with the
brokerage firm Of e. r.. Mathews Co.,
at No. Nassau stIeet. He was also
vice president and director of the H.
A. Rogers Company
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12
WANTS TO TAX LINGERIE

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 12.-County
Assessor Ed w. Hopkins believes that
tho revenue Of Los Angeles county
would he increased many thousands
OF dollars annually if taxes were
levied IN wosaan's wearing apparel,
Including lingerie.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12
La Vida Corsets
Now Being Demonstrated
in Our Corset Section
Birds and Cages
And Other Home Gifts

Canary Birds = Hartz Mountain Q
Sweet Singing Canaries-just arrived; nrAm=n.
400 of thenl-ali handsome and good EII1IG1ffIfM
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Brass Cages-Square brass cages kEGMhlllA
complete with cups and perches; regu-
larly Sl9 at sec.
Oil Stoyes-The Perfection; japanned, steel tank.
njckelp trimmings smokeless device purhel'
regularly S3.4e; special at $29s
Roast Pans-The Savory; self-basting and brown,
ing oval shapes, seamless prices 7Sc ST. si'o anu
S2.9S.
Clothes Hampers-Aarge stock of fancy and PLAIN
willow clothes hampers round, square and corner'
prices S1.19 TO $3.50.
Backing Cases-Walnut stained; carpet top, iron
footrest and blacking box holder, SLID TO 1919
Scrap Baskets-Large assortment, in all shades
shapes and sizes the pretest line of baskets we have
ever had; from 23c to $4.SS.
Bassinettes--Piain willow; extra strong, with hooo
for draping; prices SIPS to $685.
Clothes Wringers-A complete line OF clothes
wrngers for round tub soapstone tub slate to, SSz'
to $7.89.
Mangles--Iron Frame with lywhee, $3l.7S; WOOD
frame with Hywheel, $2325; for table use $685.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12
O1OOQ BOOKS
For Boys and Girls
25c Each

Look over this strong list:
Motor Boat Club Series-7 titles.
Submarine Boys Series titles.
Pony Rider Boys Series-7 titles.
High School Boys Series
titles.
Grammar School Boys Series
titles.
West Point Series titles.
Annapolis Series-4 titles.
Battleship Boys Series-4 titles.
Boys of the Army Series-4
titles.
Circus Boys Series-4 titles.
Range and Grange Series-2
titles.
Square Dollar Series-2 titles.
Boys of Steel Series-2 titles.
Young Engineers Series-2
titles.
Automobile Girls Series
titles.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12
Bedtime Stories

Johnnie and Billie Bushytail.
Samie and Susie Littletail.
Lulu. Alice and Jimmie Wibble-
wobble.
Jackie and Peetie Bow Wow.
Each 45c.
Dick Hamilton Series-4 titles;
each 45c.
Great Newspaper Series = 5
titles; each CSC.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12
Bissell's Carpet
SWeepers
An Ideal Gift

Bisse's cyco Bearing Universal, $3.50
Bissel's Cyco Bearing Bazaar, So
Bissell's Ball Bearing Grand Rapids, S27S
Bissells Ball Bearing Grand Rapids nickel-pated,
$3.25
BisseiPs Ball Bearing Princess, $3-26
Bissell's Ideal Ball Bearing $3.50
Bissells Ball Bearing American Queen, s3.7B
Bfssell's Ball Bearing Elite, 81
Brass Dinner Chimes, four tube, regular csc,
special S9c
Brass Dinner Chimes, five tube, regular si-2S,
special 9Sc
Brass Dinner Chimes four tube, regular $i.4e,
special $1.25
Brass Dinner Chimes, Ave tube, regular S2.4e,
special $1.9S
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-12
Books
By Howard Garis

The young folks writer of
local fame.
Three Little Trippertrots.
Three Little Trippertrots ON
Their Travels.
Each 45c.