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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-23
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sAl.Es pEnpLr

win Tulsa experience Co sell dry
goods, shoes, al ~ Muiu street The
MON Department store.
N~-~-~0N~~~~~~-~~~~
dissolved and water boiling hard be-
fore adding Kerosene ana turpcntlne
Then al must boil a few minutes,
before putting IN clothes or there
may be- a dlsagrocahlc, greasy scum
on the unsing water
Now Just wet tho clothes thorourh-
ly cor better stIll put them In soak
the night beforel ana throw them In
the pot Avoid packing too many
clothes IN pot at once. Boil hard for
about twenty minutes, then rinse and
blue as usual
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Furniture Repairing

Gunsten Furniture Ho1pital; Up
holstering, repairing, ref!nishing and
enameling Obey the impulse. Phone
US now; all work guaranteed. Phone
3O06. 219 East Fifth Street.
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Live Stock.
Personal

MRS. w. NJ. LITTLE, ORDAINED
Spiritual Minister, Spiritual advice
on all things, spiritual and material.
Consultation free. IA West Eaton.
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To Trade

TO TRADE-4O-ACRE IMPROVED
farm to trade for young teams or
sell cheap on easy terms J. n. Baker.
Tulsa.
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For RENT FURNISHED ROOM
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On household goods, pianos, dia-
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in at his neighbor's, "whar they took
the papers" Having seated himself
near the desk. he took paper there
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GALVESTON, Nov. 22-Spot rot
ton-Firm; middling 12%c; net re-
ceipts 24,96S; gross receipts 24,g6s;
sales $50; stock 443.SSO; France Il 70
1886: Continent 1875.
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
2ld East Third.
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New York SDot.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Spot cot
.ton-Closed steady; midland uplan Is
12.6Oc: midland gulf l2.s0c; sales 200.
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Rooms for Rent
RnINIGIIEn

FOR RENT - ONE BEDROOM;
Phone G75 Black. 8O2 South Frisco.
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FDRNISHED ROOM, MODERN
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Cincinnati.
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Tallow cracklngs twenty -four
pounds, sis boxes lyc. eighteen gall
Ions Of soft water Dissolve Ne in
water ana when boiling add The
grease Roil slowly i'm It drips from
paddle Ike honey. Then stir in one
hair gallon of salt aud your soap is
made.
Let stand I'm kettle unul thorough
ly cold. cut out m bars ANA you Will
have rhr best soap You ever usod aud
it win not hurt the hands one lady
said IL cured tcttcr In her hands.
The evening world., 1912-04-06
ALL MINES OPEN
NEXT MONDAYlN
GREAT BRITAIN
Big Strike Officially Declared
Ended and Army Of Men
Ordered Back to Work.

LONDON. April e.-Ths Miners Fed.
srstion following . lengthy sssaon to.
Day omciahy declared on the rss.
coal strike and ordered the men to 70.
turn 70 WORT immediately.
The decision was . great victory fou
ne peace with honor" party In the
ranks Of the mlnsrs. There had been
much bitter cNtcsm Of the action d
TIE Executive Committee in dscidins
that . two thirds vote was necessary
to continue the strike and the radical
element went to to-day's meeting pre-
pared II possible TO force the Federation
10 override the committee.
The leaders. however. plainly told
the advocates Of continuing the strike
that such action would absolutely dis
rupt the union and that II would not be
upheld by organised labor generally.
This wholesome advice was accepted
and the mines will resume with CON-
pasts forces on Monday.
The vote by which the action Of the
Executive Committee was upheld was
not disclosed. The entire action hinged
on whether the committee had been
right In it, construction of the bylaws
TO make q two-thirds vote necessary to
continue Q strike. BY unfolding this
principle an important precedent has
been established.
The evening world., 1912-04-06
HAMBURGER DEPUTY
FIRES PISTOL IN STREET
Tries to Take His Dog Away
From Two Men-Magistrate
Rebukes Him in Court.

Pedestrians on First avenue near
Seventeen street dodged into hallw ways
and fell over each other to get behind
ashcans to-day when a man with q
revolver opened fre on two others. The
shooter was Joseph Feidman of No. 4is
EAST Seventy first street. q special dep
uty sheriff.
A collie dog disappeared from Field
mans home last Wednesday. To-day
he met Two men leading the dog and
demanded possession. An argument en-
sued and Feldman drew . revolver and
fred three shots over the heads Of the
men. Policeman Baker arrested the
men with the dog. They were Dennis
Higgins Of "a East Seventy fourth
.set and John Paroles Of No. l6 Eas,
Seventeen street.
One Of the men told Magistrate Breeu
In Yorkvllle Court Of the shooting.
Turning anGrily 10 Fsidman the Mag.
lstrate asked by what right he carried
q revolver and frsd II. Feldman said
he was q special deputy sheriff and
showed his badge.
you are . hne man 10 hold . badge
kf that kind" remarked the Maxts.
Nrate. You might have killed soms
one"
Fsidman said Sheriff HarburEer raw.
him the badge.
well, shssif Hamburger oueht N
take II away from you." replied IN
Magistrate. He dischargsd the two
prisoners.
The evening world., 1912-04-06
W0MAN'S SCREAMS AWAKEN
POLICE, WHO NAB THIEVES
After Giving Robbers %, Mrs. Lam.
bert Goes 10 window ana
Cries for HELP.

A woman's screams while two men
ran down the street Attracted the atten.
tion OF Detectives Puciano. Markey and
Murphy a. they stood on Atlantic v
nue. Brooklyn. early this morning. I'm.
mediateiy me sleuths gave chase. Thu
two men were nabbsd as they darted
into Q hallway. and with them In TOW
the detectives started back In the direc-
ton Of the screams.
They fourd Mrs. Mary Lambert lean.
Ing out Of the window on the second
Moor OF No. U2 Atlantic avenue. Tn.
woman wal still very much excited,
She let the detectives into the houss
and then explained that . short time
before she had been awakened by The
continuous ringing Of the door oelI.
Thinking that . ledger had been locked
out she went to the door.
AZ she opened ths door two man
jumped inside. Ono grabbed her by the
throat. After threats they made her
take them TO her apartment and de-
handed her money. All she had MA.
- and this they took. Then they IN.
The woman identified the two men
whom the detectives had e. her c1s-
ttors Of . short time before.
The prisoners described Themselves N
Richard Groean. twenty-three year,
old, Of No. "a fifth avenue, and Frank
Wolrig. twenty-eLght years old, Of No.
Is First street, MAspeth. I. I. In TIE
Butler Street Police Court this morn.
~ thsy we're hsad for axaminatisa.
The evening world., 1912-04-06
WALL Street

A Mood Of buying orders met the open.
ing Of the stock market to-day. Steel.
Reading. Union Pacific and the Gould
shares were all In Urgent demand with
h result that q new high range for
this movement was quickly established.
DURING the nrst hour Reading mounted
over ia. Steel climbed to nv. Union
Psc6c crossed i72h and Copper went
above 50.
The list continued to move upward In
the subsequent trading. which went
along on . largo volume.
BUYING orders continued to pour into
the market during the nnal hour. Stasl.
Union Pacific. American Can ana CAnad-
Ian Pacific all bettsred their initial level
BY Ct least n point. The rise In Steel
to nv attracted the most attention.
Not far In the rear came Union Pacinc
with . Jump to 174k.
The upturn eliminated at closing time,
when top prices Of the session were re.
corded.
The evening world., 1912-04-06
BEWARE, M|LADY!
CARRY A PARASOL
ON EASTER PARADE
Weather Man Says There VIII
Probably Be Rain in
the Afternoon.

Don't hatpin the weather man. Hes
doing the best he can.
Remember. Miiady. It showed last
Easter. and you were 90 vsxsd you
poutsd all day because you could not
don that wondrous millinery creation.
Well. the weather nan promises that
the Easter parade can stroll oompla-
Gently tomorrow morning. This II
Mother Natures concession to Dame
Fashion. But IN the afternoon you had
best carry . parasol and . ~raancoat. for
rain clouds are gathering and will reach
New York in time 70 catch the after
dinner promenadsrs.
Tho weather man holds out one golden
hope. however, for II may rain tonight
instead Of tomorrow afternoon. but II
It does not rain tonight It surely will
tomorrow afternoon.
Out nsar Duluth. MIMI. % . storm
centre that v moving eastward Be-
hind this storm centre rain u 6ailins.
The storm centre will pass to the north
Of New York. but the proximity will
result In thunderstorms here.
The temperature to-day at . O'Clock
was 81 degrees. which IL ~ degrees
higher than 1t the same hour yesterday.
Tomorrow wen . higher temperature ID
promised. The weather man has de-
cided Upon . warm Easter and the
mercury will hover around 90 degrees.
which will be 10 to 1t degrees higher
than during any Easter for forty years.
The prevailing wind to-day 10 from the
west, but It VIII shift toward the south,
resulting In q southwesterly wind to-
morrow. A. . result OF the storm centre
that Dusuth In sending us. New York
viii have several days Of wet and much
cooler weather beginning with Monday.
There has been q high pressure area
along the Atlantic seaboard for several
days. and this. the weather man says. 10
typical for warm wave conditions. Were
these conditions to exist IN later months
New York would be In Cor q Temperature
Of something over 50 degrees.
We'll. anyhow. the Easter parade can
be held on schedule and ovsrcoats will
be unnecessary. But don't be deceived
by the baamy weather n bright sun.
shine in the afternoon. eor that tain -
coming sure.
Key West holds the record for temper
aturs to-day with 70 degrees. Hartford,
Conn. registers IS and Boston 60,
The evening world., 1912-04-06
BANKPRES|DEN
HARGESFRAUD|N
D!SC0UNT|NG NOTES
Earl, of the Nassau, Says
George E. Stanley Misled
Discount Clerk.

One way 70 gst rch quddk va. 70.
vsaisd In ansdavits flied to-day In the
supreme Court BY Edward Dari. Pred.
dent Of the Nationai Nassau Bank Of
New York. and Herbert J. q. wilma.
mansser Of the credit department OF
that institution. Here 10 the recipe, -
sst forth In the afsdavits:
Take . nice. clean blanak for q prom.
issory note and all Il out for the amount
you desire. Then make sure that the
initial Of the president, cashier or othe,
bank omcial who first scrutinisss dis.
countable paper appears ON one corner
Of the note. Then present the note 70
the discount clerk. get the money ana
put II IN your wallet.
This system was worked 0y 0eorre
D. stanley. proprietor Of the Electric
Elevator and Machinery Company. AZ
No. n Bsekman street, sccordinr 70
h afidavits Of the bankers, 6tanlev.
they say. obtained ti.l7S on Two note,.
n for $50 and the other for s62s
Now the bank II asaing an attachment
against HE property.
'os'uesss N~S SsssuSvL 0ecI0re0 that
the defendant 10 "a natural person and
a resident Of this State and I'M, de-.
parted thsrefrom with intent to dsfraud
his creditors or keep himself concealed
with like intent"
In regard to the system Of getting
money on notes At the National Ma.
au Bank OF New York. Mr.. Earl.
afidavtt says:
whenever n note Of any OF the
banks customers 10 to Do discounted.
Il II presented TO me by the Gus.
toner. and II ] approve OF discount.
Ing the note always place my
initial 'E' In the lower left hand
orner Of the note. which 10 then
taken by the customer to the dis
count department.
Mr.. Earl swears he did not 70 initial
the notes discounted by Stanley ana
adds:
said initial was by said oeonrs
u. Stanley placed upon said uotes
for the purpose OF p%ersuadinr the
discount department OF said bank
that ! had initiated and approved
OF said notes for discount"
When the alleged i~rreguiarity Of the
Stanley notes was discovered, Mr. vii.
Use afhdavit states. he requested STAN
ley. whom he had known four years, to
call at the bank. a. Mr.. Earl wanted Ia
see HIM. Mr.. Earl says he u sttii vail.
ing for stanley to appear.
Mrs. Stanley told q representative nj
the bank at her home. No. 31s West On,
Hundred and Eleventh street, that he,
husband was ouk OF the city. q Of I'M
a6adayAtn asserts.
The evening world., 1912-04-06
BAIL FOR TWO
HELD FOR $4,000 THEFT
More Arrests Are Expected In Mys.
tegious Gem Robbery on
John Street.

Isidor Holman and Israel Fedmsn.
accused Of stealing $4,000 worth d d3a.
monds from Stern 4 Co.: No. = Jshn
street. In November. 1910. we're e..
raigned In Centre street court te-Aav.
Magistrate Appleton. at the request Of
Detectives Savage and Cray, head thu
pr,sones In $4,000 bail each Tor sxs
animation on Tuesday.
Fedman. who 10 charged with hav,ns
planned the robbery. which 10 saad hy
the police to have been actually CON.
united by Henman. was arrested lsst
night in . barber shop In .NcseoIk
street.
Hellman. who was employed q an
srrand boy In the Stern estabushneut
at the time Of the robbery. nvss vi. No.
4 West One Hundred and FourtemtS
street. Other arrests are anticipaAG1-
The evening world., 1912-04-06
FLAME,
EXPLOSION; THREE
WOMEN BURNED
One Dying, Mother and Sister
Badly Hurt by Prepare
tons for Easter.

Because Miss Agnes Rooney. who
lives with her mother and three sister,
In an apartment At No. q rast Eighty.
eighth street. tried to clean gloves with
naphths to-day when q gas flame ~.
near at hand. she IL. in Presbytsa.n
Hospital with burns that may prov.
fatal. her mother. Mrs. Mary Rooney.
occupies . cot nearby. suffering Ann
burns severe. but not likely 70 c.us.
death. and her sister Katharine 10 a,
home. both hands burned.
Miss Agnes brought q bottle Of nanb.
tina to the hatchen early to-day. pouroa
some into . shallow dish and ber., A.
clean her gloves. Her sister Katharin.
wishing to heat an iron. lighted on.
OF the burners In . - stove. Though
there was an open window near. s..
naphtha fumes communicated with IN.
flame and there was an explosion. hoth
Of the liquid in the uncorked bottle an
In the dish.
Instantly Agnes was famine ana =.
her mother ran toward her. soms 81
the burning naphtha fell on her. KatS.
arfne tried to pull the blaxing cIoths.
from her sister with her bare hand.
until the skin was burned black. Thar
she got bedclothes from the adiodnin~
bedroom and muffled the ahames. M
Rooney. meanwhile. had succeeded in
e~xtinguLshing the fire on her own r~r.
ments by wrapping q tablecloth about
herself.
When rr. Franklin came from tbs
Presbyterian Hospital with IN amin
lance Agnes was In . delirium Of main
and the mother was suffering srea INV
Katharine refused to 20 to the hospitsi
and was treated by tho doctor before
he left.
The evening world., 1912-04-06
PoecI CASE TRANSFERRED.

II Louis Possi. the fugitive gangster
and gun fighter IL caught. he will be
placed on trial In the Criminal Branch
Of the Supreme Court instead Of before
Judge Grain In General Sessions. DIS.
trict-Attorney Whitman had the Poggt
case Transferred yesterday. Just why
neither Mr.. Whitman nor any one IN
his ofios would say yesterday.
Il - said that Poggi's friends in the
under world ere Determined that ne
shail not be delivered to the authorities
In view Of the fact that there n n
fo~urteen-yesr prison sentence ahead of
him.
The evening world., 1912-04-06
HER EASTER HAT
MAKES A NOSE
LIKE B|GnO1
Also Causes Shower Of Palms
Lingerie and Bric-a-Bfse !.
From Window. +,

When ported palms beSnn 70 nit 81
Of the upper windows Of IN opagsm0
house at No. 80 West Torty-aftk strsA
at LIS O'Clock this morning the tooaatl
who heard the crash on crash were mild
~ interested. When oursAu droWees
|tsboursts and brio-A-brac euaiowsd 70 ~
sidewalk At Al O'Clock the tenants pu
On their Emonos and bathrobsss aat
frsnhly rubbsrsd. But when IiunAsma
shirts, meme shoes ed lney ifnSos1t
plunged and nuttersd down a ~, va
ford r. Rosenstein. the agent q ~
apartment, who lives men door. caheA -
Police HsadQuartsrs and bego>d ~ 1
handfua OF cops - suppress . oaa1fsi
riot. ef
Three policemen from the WsSe ySrsN
seventh street station puf1d nodnt
around to che address gvisn. xAs1
lodged . parrot cage and sections q 1
folding bed ~ Rossnstsn was isttni
them Into the house Of disorder. Up -;
stairs they rushed and burst throush I
door. behind which was the sound q
some one ohoppinS wood.
she ARGUED WITH THE oN0A
TON A. HeLMCT.
There stood revealed In al ths maSeoo
Of the feminine triumphant Nrs. Mand1
Bartiett-in dainty neghgss ana Z uS3
Easter hat.
Over the ruflss and drills "a rut'
through with pink ribbon and thanoi
rose . wonderftA creation Of straw 81
feathers and nora and fauna, Gho M
OF which were never on sea a. I'D
That Easter hat ~ positively the ~
cry.
And why th4s intrusionr' ascsd NJ
Bartlett In chilled tones.
There's . riot here. num-" sesA ~
leading cop. and he never spoke tFvd
word. The room was q wreck.
"Riot-tush-tush! I've amply bsai
having an argument with my husban1
over my Easter hat" said Mrs. Bart
lett. her eyes sparkling danssrouNH
He didn't Hike the price I paid for 4
and he started the argument bsaiev,
me-"
Who pitched the furniture out q IN
window and busted what vamT
pitched?" the leading COG bsgssA Ian
to know.
WHO olDf Why, WHO gLoq
WHEN HI BEAT TT
why. I did. Of course. Ny Aush>n&
didn't like the price I paid for my nsW
Easter hat. Coward He beat Il WAeS
things began to set warm"
They arrested Ars. Bartjste. W.
shs had drssssd more oompistsay. ~
took her now hist t . cardboard Sp1
5 feet BY 8 and her bull pop Ajax ssounl
to the station WITH her.
To-day she appeared before Nasfstrast
Herman. With her In court were ASas
and the Eastsr hat; the former uaAei
her arm and the latter IN ths 8 oy 4
box.
AJAX 10 che oaay friend I Asvs 49,
Ars. Bartlett sah with Q catch IN -
voice. AJAX and the new Eastst -
here"
Magistrate Herman inspected 49,
then hs inspected the new Easter hnf.
then he dned NSa. Bartlett q, wAbch n
no way Appropriated the cos4 q xhs
hat.
The evening world., 1912-04-06
SINGERS SONS ARRIVE.
Ysuagstsrs Nsks TriD Aloas Trs.
school n BuPOpe,

spartaco Pasquais. twelve yssrs sd,
and his n~ine-year-old brother Mario. the
two sons Of Pssquais. Amato. leading
baritone Of the Metropolitan Opera
House. arrived here to-day ON the
French liner Provence. having made
The journey unattended al the ~
from their school In Switzerland. They
were Q Y proud OF the fact that they
bad neleher nursss Q tutors to inter
fese With their tFssdom.
The parents OF the boys met them at
me pier. and on April n the family vii
sau . Busnos Ayrss. whore Amato
~ IN important oDeEatte engagsmeut.
The evening world., 1912-04-06
GEORGE EHRET CELEBRATES.


FtSe BRASS hands Help Hin Uos
member It's His nirthasy.
This II the seventy-ss, enth blrthaav
anniversary Of George Ehret, the re-.
or. and he celebrated by arising Sasey
and going about his daily routine. I1Ys
numerous friends. however. and every
German society We'd In delustng him
with flowers.
The Ehret mansion. at Ninety-eou,tel
street n Madison avenue, looked IKE
q huge Easter bouquet. EVERY 0sssnao
band In Harlem knows Mr.. Ehre1,.
birthday n they weru on he ID snrSv.
Three bands tried to outpiay each oths
Or around the house. Two othsre n.
tered into q spirited contest In front
Of the once.
Mr.. Ehrst usually holds recspuous an
his birthday, but because Of the dnafh
Of . sister there was none th$e-x~ar.
His employees received the usual r6cts
Of money. "