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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19

Of the Lplte Superior deposits was be
ng used. Unfortunately there are no
stuui les for such years.
1t should be noted that the gradual
exhaustion Of he Lake Superior dc
posts which were first selected for
exploitation does not always lead TO
the mining Of lower grade ore.
The ores have been changing and
The conditions Of operation change
with them. The pig-iron producer
adapts himself 10 the changes with
out Inconvenience. The difference In
conditions appears on the surface not
IN the form Of It's having become more
difficult to operate blast furnace
but from gs being impossible TO pro-
duce pig iron as cheaply as formerly
More ore must be mined and trans
ported, and more fuel and flux must
be consumed, simply adding 10 the
expense -Metalurgical and Chemical
Engineering.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19
AT THE WONDERLAND

Peglnuing this afternoon at matinee
at the Wonderland thcntcr, the Dor
othy Musical Comedy company vii!
present Ike and Mike AT Panama ~
hat screaming comedy sketch patter-
ened after Bud Fishers famous bat
TALON Of Mutt and Jeff"
Mr. Ed Gavin, leading comedian or
this musical company who for the
first half Of the week made wonder
ful hit with his audiences at the Won
derland 'u the role OF an lrishman.
will be seen I'm the Panama sketch as
a German comedian The plot ia laid
Qlond the soLshore, and Lhe noted
comedian has the part Of seashore
waiter.
All Of the company Of 10 people
will be seen in entirely new roles New
songs adm dances will prevail through
out, and there WIN be five changes
throughout the bill The bin will have
a cabaret opening, one Of the finest
ca bRrct scenes ever put on
Out side Of the people who will hd
seen on the stage at the Wonderland
for the rest Of the week, everything
will be new and in no way partake OF
the show which closed with such tre-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19
CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM
Will Be BANOUETEO
SENIOR CLASS OF HIGH SCHOOL
10 ENTERTAIN THE GRID
IRON MAHRIORS

The WIdiruu warriors who bore the
red aud whit, of the local high school
through a season that ended nt the
champ goal will boz hWquoted
saturday niEt iu the grin room of the
Hotel Tulsa boy the mombers OF the
senior class, I'm which class the majou-
ty of the foo, bah play crs are enrolled.
The banquet Saturday night viii
mark AN epoch IN the history Of the
local high school as this year liz the
first time In the history OF the Tuis1
high school tina. the, have Won hto
state championship n foot ball,
Tho program IS ono that is sure TO
he interesting as incidents of the past
foot BAN season viii hc the topics
touched upon by the msh school eu-
dents and professors
Coach sam McGincy who welded
The raw material into champ,onship
timhcr viii also be present es one Of
the speakers at the banquet
The following is the program
"Our Feed" Miss Mildred Mari;
THE Forward Pass Rex Dawson,
"TacNing." Glen Heald; TO sam,
| Harry Miller; My Boys" Sam Nc
| Rtrncy Enthusiasts" John Young,
"Weuns, the Subs James Hawkins,
"The Side Lines, RIFE Webb; "The
Inst Down. Superintendent E f.
| Oherholt2er.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19
ELIMINATE FOUNDER
JUNIOR republic
CHARGES OF MISCONDUCT MADE
AGAINST PiilLANTHROPiST
NRE SUSTAINED

NEW YORK. Dee. Il. The climin-
alton Of WUHm r. George from the
Gcorpc Junior Republic at Frccvillc,
n. Y. founded 10y him more than dc
cade ago, probably viii be recon-
mcndcd by the state board Of chart
ties In sta. emont to be issued to-
borrow The board today adopted
the report Of special committee ap.
pointed 20 investigate charges made
against Mr.. George in connection with
the administration of the republic.
This report probably VIII recon-
mend the elimination Of Mr.. George
and the removal Of al girls from IN"
republic said r. NJ llcbhord secre-
tary Of the board The report, al
though adopted today, will not be
made public until today
For some 'ime past an investigation
Of Georges conduct in connection
with his treatment Of members Of the
republic has been under way The In
quiry has been a private one. More
than fifty witnesses have testified
some coming from as far as North
Dakota TO do so.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19

Don't fail to see the Kendan Circus,
Thursday evening Dec. 18Th. Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19
NJ TIRE ORpHEuM.


'Ihr Woman OF Tomorrow one "t
the biggest comedy sketches entuuT
opens ~ The Orpheum this afternoon
at matinee for the reft of the week
This Is staged by a Hampton n COM
paul and is said TO be one OF the most
delectable aud refreshing sketches
along the line Of depicting Just Whal
the woman OF tomorroy IL gong Ia
do how Hne Is going TO look, ana
some OF the things she viii snN As "
laugh producer 70 is sand 10 he ma
monse. II is one Of the latest produc-
uoUs uIHus popular lines ana II strict
K Don accord With the many Humorou'
puus which have been made at The
cost of frm.uuity score Il years
from now.
Another hcadllucr for most pro-
grams Is Teddy Osoorne's Pets q
comedy and novelty canine end mon
key acl II is entitled "A Busy Day IN
Dogtown." and standing alone with
the several reels OF first Class pc
tufcs. would constitute a program that
ought 10 meet with the approNaI ol
the thcatre-going public or Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19

Heur Harlow at the Christian
church. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19
BOY scouts 70 HEAR
OF Mexican TROUBLE
WILL HEAR INTERESTING LEG
TURE AT GENERAL MEET
ING NEXT TUESDAY

A general meeting Of all boy scouts
Of the city will be held on Tuesday
evening Nov gard at the Baptist
church. A unique program has been
arranged for the boys. VIM. Garrett
of Muskogee who was q vistor and
one of the speakers at the Older Boys
training camp in the Spavinaw noun
tains last summer will be the speaker
at the meeting on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Garrett was formerly an Indian
scout and lived for years among the
Sioux Indians In Dakota. He owns
considerable land in Mexico and has
lust returned from q trip TO the rev
olutionary country and has had many
interes ing adventures with the var
ious bands Of Mexican bandits as well
as federal soldiers. Mr.. Garrett will
tell the boys Of some OF these eXper-
iences on Tuesday evening.
The enroJment Of the Boy Scout
Guide and Information bureau for
the State Teachers convention will al
80 be taken on that evening. Az
meeting Of the Scout Masters commit
tee today w. r. Jones was selected
as special scout TO conduct the scout
aid work during the convention. Fun
announcements as TO plans and head
quarters for the scouts will be made
at the Tuesday meeting The story
of the good work OF the scouts during
the dry farming congress has gono
abroad over the state and II is propos-
ed TO serve the school teachers in the
same efficient manner during their
convention IN Tulsa the latter part OF
the month.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19
Al THE MAJESTIC,

Anybody nowhere is getting from
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19

JUARE2, Dec l7-First race, selling
5l furlongs Woof 10. Loo lo2 llat
wood 1o2: Little BIT l0l. Auauo Cu1
lo7: Ada kennedy lO7. Ida Loyiuiu. lo9
Second race selling . mlonst Lady
Adelnid lo3 Army Maid, JOB. Nawr Lad
lo3; Concarue l03' Cale'humpion lo}t
smksnd ios Sim FeJn, III; Dutch Roch
IN.
Trance 100. Eyelina los Ben Slou. los;
Mssolo. los Wise Mason, ll2; TIE Fad
ll2, Omande ll2; Cunningham ll2
Fourth race selling ~ urlohgs.; janus
a5: Senator James, l05 Loo, 1o5 Stone
man, 1o5 Evran, lo5 Charlie Brown, los;
Russell McGin. lo5; Mon.r los' orimar
Lad, 10; Uncle Jimmie GRAY. lt3.
Ffh race selling 80 iurlonrs Moe
gle, 97 Wishing REG. lo2; Bgs& ,l.o;23t
FortS Foi4Ss'i io7 "'Fs'.e' Rose Of jedds5. 'io7
sixth race one mile, selling: Forge, %;
Tom Chairman 96; Brack Bona. l0ot
Frle1e 100; Jim CaferAta. los, C. w. Ken
non. 1o5; Ben Uncas, no; slerpl6nd, ll0i
Judge WsltbGm, ll9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19

Between SO and So per cent. Of all
the pig-iron Of the United States is
made from Lake Superior ores. while
the imported ores are Of relatively
high grade, leaving II thar the com
paratively low-grade ores used by
Southern furnaces do not operate
greatly to pun down the average
Yield. The showing is much less ia
' Norable than would have been made
say. fifteen years ago, when the cream
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19
Bowling League Results
Editor Admitted Of Murder

TAYLOnsvILLE, Ills, Dec. IL
Fay D. Slate, editor Of the Mount Au-
burn. Illinois Tribune, today was ac-
quilted OF the murder Of Or. Bennett
windsor. mayor Of Auburn. whom
Slate shot on May 10. Slate pleaded
self f-defense
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19
JUAREZ RACE ENTRIES

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Reports from Muskogee, whore
THE Ruuaways' showed yesterday
are "a the effect that it's the greatest
popular priced musical comedy ever
IN thpt city and fur superior To many
OF the l.s priced road shows th"
hnAn IIaNld thnl clIN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19

monduus success last night Good pie,
tues ana good music always at the
Wonderland he Tulsa playhouse with
the reputable reputation,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-25

Grant GobIe is back from his visit lc
the east.
John Brown is home from his work
in Graham county.
Roy Thomas this week bought anoth
er COW to add to his dairy herd.
Isaac Zsigler is having his lee house
remodeled and ready when ice comes.
Miss Eda Voss Wefst is home from
her visit to her mother in Milwaukee,
B. C. Arnold is adding another room
to his cottage on east Normal avenue.
Arthur Tipp from Rush county was
ln town this week visiting friends.
Word comes from kansas city that
Mrs. Hezel Cochran is improving nice
Iy at the hospital and soon be home,
Mr.. Van Vliete and Mr. Gibson from
Kensington, Smith county, picture
show men. visited Il. W. Thayer here
this week.
Mrs Cox and Mrs Griffith will en-
tertains the Lutheran Aid society next
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs, Cox.
The Public school will have vacatio
Friday, Nov, 7th so the teachers ca
attend the State Teachers meeting In
Topeka that week.
The count commissioners went out
this week to settle tue Gunthcr road
trouble in Hamilton township asdzot
ga isfactory to all road.
A few days ago Nick ArnhoId bought
the Arnold lois on Normal avenue op-
posite the Laundry and has big force
of men building him residence there.
Mrs. Morrison and Mrs, Lou Bell
nicely entertained the ladies OF the
Presbyterian church and their hus-
bands at o'c dinner Thursday eve,
We have private money to loan
on real-estate for two, three or
five years with annual interest,
no commission and quick service
Citizens State Bank, Hays, Kas.
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COrn-binder
WANTED, A zno Hand CORN
BINDER in running order. Phone
22S Hays, OF address
W. W. Bemis. Hays, Kas.
Methodist services.

Methodist services.
This Sunday morning and evening,
26Lh, Prof. F. L. Farley will fiji the
pulpit at the Methodist church in the
absence Of the Pastor. Prof. Farley
has the chair Of Greek in the Kansas
Wesleyan University. He is an oEdain-
ed minister and a member of the N. w
Kansas Conference; is also a student
volunteer and hopes sometime to 20 TO
the Mission field. The public are cor
daily invited to come hear him speak,
The music for both services will be
largely furnished by out-of-town tai
ent. Prof. Haberkorn of the Hatchin-
son Conservatory of Music and grad
uate Of Berlin, will give instrumental
mum bers. Mr.. Louis SponsIer of Hutch
inson will sing Teach me to Pray.
Miss Cora Sponsler will render "Thy
Will be Done, and brother & sister
CbaFitUne and soprano) will sing the
duet ''Tke Crucifix".
This Sunday will be mission day
in the Sunday school,, A special pro-
gram will be prepared and given Rzof
Farley will have a part in this, and e7
eryone is invited to come to this SER
vice at 9:45.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-25

A rain coat left at the bail groun ds
can be had at my Office by describing
and paying Is cents cost of this notice
C. W. MILLER
Cox & Son have made a deal and
secured the stock Of goods Harry Eel
ten had in his store room on I'd street.
Sunday showed the first snow of the
season accompanied by a cold wave
that formed ice on standing water and
stoves felt comfortable
Nearly dozen bidders met the Plea
sent Hill township Board last Saturday
and fled bids for the grading they
had advertised for.
The bids ranged from s75 to s225,
and given TO lowest bidder.
Saturday a special train of four big
esaches went thro' here bound west
carrying party Of Union Pacific rail-
road officials making daylight inspec-
tton OF the road. In the party were
President Mohler, General manager
Ware, Judge Levitt of the Executive
board. and many others.
Halo cen Franks
Next Friday night, S1st, is Hallo'een
and special police will be appointed.
Take notice that no cussedness will
Be eIIowed-no disturbing or injurinR
Of private property allowed. VioIators
viii be punished to the full extent of
the law. 81. ". CHITTENDEN.
Mayor
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ladies Federated club.

Ladies' Federated Clubs.
Among the guests to the Ladies' Fed
GRAFTON meeting here this week were
Judge Sam Hale & wife OF La Crosse.
Mrs. Hale is one OF the most promi-
nent members of the state, and while
this was out OF her district she could
not resist coming oyer and extending
greetings to her fellow members.
Sam being az young looking at 20
years ago she let him come along.
The delegates of the 9Th district La
dies Federated Clubs met here Tues
day and Wednesday in annual session.
Many of our business places decorated
IN compliment to our visitors within
our Rstes-the min f1oated its flags, az
did the Citizens bank al over its fE0nt
porch and the 1st National ita stons
columns. Oshant & Smith festOoned
its front, with yellow resets Club
color1 and the Free.Press had long
yellow strsamers and flag. ths South
side drugstore making "A extra dis
play. The se<iss of msatsngs NsEs 81.
tsresssz
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-25

Frank King, with the help ef Judd
Bell, has given his meat market on
south Chestnut street nice painting
in white and looks tastey.
Sehlyer & Arnhold have opened up
their department store ia the former
Weisner store room and are moving
part of their goods there. It has been
nicely painted and fixed up.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve New England DIN.
ner at noon, Thursdas. Nov. 18th.
Also, Fair viii be held in the Sun
day-schOol room on the same day.
All are cordially invited.
st. Michael's Episcopal Church
Services for this Sunday Oct 26
Morning prayer and sermon at IL q. n
Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30
st. Andrews Mission, Silverdale
Evening prayer and sermon pm
Rev. Walter Merrill.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-25

Auto TooI-box lost Thursday
between Hays and the Chris Peder-
son farm south Of Reservation. Finder
will be rewarded on returning to IRA
BUEK or this Office.
At C. H. Morgan's they have the
pleasure Of visit Of brother-in-lsw
from California, who had been east on
a visit and stopped off on bis way to
his California bone.
Belt Pin lost
A hand painted Beit-Pin, gold
mounted, lost last Saturday. Finder
will be paid q reward for returning it
TO This Office,
If you take out a farm loan,
be sure to see US first. There
are several reasons why it will
pay you to get it from US.
Citizens" State Bank, Hays
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-25
Read our inside pages this week

4 letter from our old residant, Mrs.
Joel Simmons tells that che is getting
along nicely back there in Ohio and
that our Willie Young has g good and
steady job there.
The Rummage sale Of the Presbyte-
rian Ladies Aid society brought togeth
er q great variety of things, most of
the things we're sold and the ladies
are much pleased.
Is our Poultry Association 10 have
their poultry exhibit this year in De-
cember during the Furmers' Short
course here? If 80, it should be known
so the fsneiers can have time to get
their poultry ready.
Remember it is THIS Saturday the
Picture show Of reels of the Battle
Of Gettysburg is TO be shown here.
The 1st show begins at O'Clock and
the End at $50, and IL the electric
light is on 2 matinee win be given at
2:30 for the children and country folks
and be on hand at the 1st reel 90 you
see the armies marching 20 the battle
and the pretty part Of the exhibit.
The scenes are taken on the Gett7s-
burg field with over g Thousand per
sons participating, and verF exciting,
and realistic.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-25

The South Side Drug store has beer
appointed as local agents for the K.C.
daily and weekly Journal.
2 rooms for rent
suitable for light housekeeping at
my home on south Chestnut street.
Mrs. Kirby
The State Fish-car Angler passed
tho here Saturday leaving fish for
stocking their ponds for those who had
applied.
Young Pigs for sale
I offer for sale cheap q lot Of young
pigs Phone 6O3 Ha9s, write or see
Martin Orth. Hays
Wednesday evening, on the Saline.
James, son of Phil Mock, wss married
TO Mi IS Reed. Several from Hays at
tended.
Anthony Deane came up firm Hutch
Inson this week to help look after the
public sale going on to-day out at their
rauche in the Saline valley.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-25

George Forman returned Tuesday
morning from a visit in Kansas city
with his daughter Grace.
The University Girls,
Next Monday night, 9th, this club
Of six ladies give the End number on
the Normal course, which is expected
to be the best of the seven numbers.
Their vocal and instrumental work
is pronounced grand and are sure to
please all in the audience. II you are
not season ticket holder but like ths
best Of music be sure and go as there
will be lots Of comfortable chairs sc
you can see and hear everything.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-25
Public School Notes

When the girls play Volieg ball ~
talk is loud and strong. They shol
talk as loud in recitirg go all can hes I
and profit by what's said.
The Domestic Art girls are begin
ming on their sofa cushions.
Yes, alabastine costs more than Ie-
mons. but lemons throw easy.
The 9Th grade BOYS are very accom-
modsting to the Domestic Art cIssF,
Mrs. Petite has been appointed su-
pervisoG sf music of the school.
III. schcoi will have vacation Friday
Nov. 7th and most of the teaehs Re vi
attend the State Educational meeting
at To O9eka.
Nellie, Moliie and Iona are lining
the waste baskets this week and they
are doing fine work.
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Rurrnage sale

The ladies Of the Methodist society
will hold Rummsge. sale next Friday
and SATURDAY., Oct, 3 & Nor. -1st.-
Watch for place and announcement.
Contributions will be gladly rees iv.
ed and called for if you phone 1S9 OF
100,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-25

Milk Prices
The following will be our prices
throughout the winter.
WHOLE MILK
q pint tickets 81 90
u quart tickets LOU
One half G sllon Ice
One gallon ,30c
z or more gallon, per gal. .25c
Separated milk one half tie prIcS Of
WhUfg milk
CREAM
IL half pint tickets SI.OO
per pint .1Sc
per quart .35c
II you want cheap milk put up in
a cheap way bring your tin pail ana
come ont at mi king time. We will
sell you q gallon ~ syrup pail full
for 20 cents.
Woolridge Dairy. north Hays
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gospel truth. In one Of his latest he
tells ''Of advertising an your local
paper. that goes into the homss. ex-
pected every week and read through,
advertising and all. Goes thro' the
post-offiee in town and all over the
county, the farmer reads it who has
something to sell and wants to buy.
They see it every week and know they
can rely on what it says. 1t goes al
oyer the state; to former residsnts;
others who may come here; lets them
know you are IN business; that your
town is alive. It helps you and yOur
town. It gays.
Some dealers waste money in foolish
advertising-taken in by some smooth
or persistant talkeF in 3. R. time
cards or hotel cards. Those people sci
dom buy when travelling. Others try
programs or papers thrown aronnd the
toRn OF in store OF On the street. sci
DON read. OF e read, have little bear
Jag or thought Of agsin.
That same money II papse kss
you befo4e the pu5sie f1s skG. b.ils
up yau ana xozr toHa
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-25
Wheat Pasture wanted

Wanted. wheat pasture for horses
and sheep. We have pastured eonsid-
cradle wheat with sheep In past years
end found Sc was benefit sc gene
sal thing &c The = heat. Write as
Mitlss Bros; Codell, Kas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-25

l am paying the highest market price
Tor Poultry at my shop Let door east
o. Windsor hotel. Come see me and
get nay prices before selling elsewhere
B. W. Velie, the shipper.