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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-16

lEeh S III aWELS 1T
zoe & 12c each
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21
Good Base Ball Dope.

There is every reason L0 believe now that Forrest City will have one of the strongest amatler 8ase bal teams n Eastern Arkansas this sea- son. The name Of H K Becker, I former Pough teip psie. New York. col. ege star has been saggesged as man ager Of the team. with Graham Boyd ] former Cotton states league pitcher as captain and coach Dtner aIigi- bIes G0 rue team that is t0 be organtZ- ed here are Pat F0Ibre. former Southern le4guer now A sWitenman for Ehe Rock Island in rne yards here Buck Payne, Fayetteville Univ yersjtF student aad athlete Waiter Prsweru. Deputy Circuit Clerk James M Gillian, Gh4r.eS Simmons, assist ant cashier Of The Bank o1 Forrest City, Louis Haven and others. who will canstIC4le strong ine-aD far rne I4I3 season and Wh9 vii ue ready within lhe course af few Week. 70 meer ali cHat Ienges from rj4a teams 2 Irg4 -ESgE .tAr2
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21
DEMOCRAT TIMES

Farm work Is progressing alce.F.
 Health is very good here. Mr. Geo. " Blackwell Has in ehis community .asC Monday
 Mr F Z. Mckee. manager 3t the Blackwell plantation, Is very busy nowadays
 squire Thomas alfalfa $ I8okIng green and pretty
 Mr Fred Rush 4ad Miss E15aiia Stokes. Mr. Ben 8r4ce and Miss Lf- lie spencer. from Hughes a4aaoa. were visitors IL rae Thomas 0ame asl -1nd4y
 AIr and Mrs. Lee Cook are new tg- ing u lie new station. Demo- cra1- Nr. Cook Is budding store aaaa4-.- ing aaese. and T. s near comp =lea.
 Squire Thomas. }Ir J. D ~raddara and Miss E1afa Stokes cane from Mariana and Forrest City ia Tues day of .asC week. The >q4lr= and Mr. sLoddard Vell ou business, and Mss Stokes 10 nave deata wors done.
 Mr Ta5s. Cochran la9 been SICK for week ar two He went s1 >5- J3- sepA Hospira. Memphis. where Ae is improving an1 f. .- hoped Hll soon oe we enough r1 tet-ru nome ra family and friends.
 Mrs Katie Thornton and N ss May Cochran were visitors at cAe Thomas home on Ta4rsdag 9f asr week. from Hell Cat Lake.
 Mr J. A Dempsey went t3 Mem pnis Tuesday
 Judge Thomas made d flying trip To Memphis iast Friday Mrs. Thomas accompanied him. They will return Sunday
 Squire Thomas, the poet laureate Of Democrat, spends most of his time on the banks of Hell Cat Lake seeking inspiration for his Ode to Spring We have 0een permitted Co print sJanZa; In natures garo. a maiden fair. sat on the banks of Hell Cat Lake The turtles and blue birds in sweet accord, Hailed her a. spring.
 The moving picture men are already after the Squire for rights
 SILVER BILL IT,
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21
DON'T LET YOUR
 LIVER GET LAZY
Dods0n's Liver Tone Will Keep 1t Working and Make You Feel We'll
 and Clean No Bad After-EfYects

If you have allowed your fear of Calomei to keep you from Coning up your liver when i5 gets little slug. gish and lazy. try Dodson' Liver Tone and note how quickly and harmlessly 1t starts the liver and relieves constl. patton and bilious attacks.
 When you take Dodson's Liver Tone you do not have to stay in the house all day. None of the weakening and harmful after-etfects of calomel follow it's use Dodson' s Liver Tone is mild, pea>ant vegetable liquid that cannot hurt either children or grown people, get iC easily overcomes the most stub born and inactive liver without mak- ing you quit eating or working
 These are not just claims. Hatcher 6I Caldwell, City Drug Store, back up every one of these statements and agree to refund the price of Dodson's s Liver Tone with a smile to any per son who pays his 50 cents for a bottle and isn't satisfied that he got his moneys worth.
 limitations of Dodson's Liver Tone are another proof that it is a good thing. Nobody ever initiates a poor remedy. Be sure you get the genuine Dodson's Liver Tone-the kind that Is guaranteed.
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSF FRS.
Reported by st. Francis County 4b- -traet Company for the Week
 Ending March 12. 1913.

\. B0Ysen k >0ns 70 .. 6rOthan, all that part e e. sec 3+ and that part nv. sec 35, north of Chicago Rock Island < Pacific railroad, tn. rIw t+0000o and other good and valuable considerations.
 Q. Gruthan and wife to J. Fl Folk erts, that part e.. ne.. sec 54 north of Chicago Rock Island x Pacific rail road, also that part of nwt sec 5 north of Chicag0 Rock Island k Pa cidc railroad, n. sI0o0 oo and other good and valuable consider ri0ns
 James NcCuCchen and wife to ". NJ L. Smith, lots l k 2 block 1. Fas- sell k McCUrchen addition 10 town of Widener. s50o00.
 Arnold Mckee aad wife 70 Thos. and Hartee Speers, nv 40 acres of set- sec r, [ $ T. 2. 500 30,
 Robert Carter and wife 0 Hattie Bell lot & block |. Dr. Alley addition to town of Forrest City SIP 50.
 Edward Rose and wife t0 Dora AD- pIebaum, lot in sw., sec $, also se fri part n lot l. block ,. Graham x Hawes addition to city of Forrest City sl00o.
 Frank Hunt and wife to W " Campbell lot in nal sets sec %. D, .r3e s4-500
 Lizzie Whitfield C0 ". " Campbell, sws, set. sec 5, E5n, rte 8100.00
 W w Campbell to ". L. Lawrence, and } inr e. nv. sec g, T, 2. $500 60
 Smith Brock and wife t0 Love Po- sey, part block IT.. Beazley x Nc cDan- lel addition town of Madison. 8135.0o
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21
Cosmos Club.

The club met with Mrs. John Alder son March I7rh Visitors present were Nesdames T. H AIderson and Lewis.
 The programme follows
 ART In framing an artist. art hath thus
 decreed To make some good. but others to
 exceed.
 RoIl-Cail- Early and Recent span ish Painters. Mar.Ho and Ee.asques. " Mrs. Knight
 Nasic-.' From Spanish Opera and Sketch 1f Opera, Mrs. Alders0n. Paper--The Madrid Gallery, Mrs. Norton.
 Talk-"H How Does Felasques Conn pare With Raphael9' Mss Wolfe Talk Recent Spanish Painters, '' Miss Winfield.
 Current Events. The next regular meeting VIII be March 3ls1 with Mrs. Henry PeCJus. The anniversary entertainment will be given aG Mrs. Wm. Alleys home March 24th at 2:30 o'clock.
 CoRREsPONDTNG SECRETARY.
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21
Best Known Cough Remedy.

For foruy-three years Dr King $ New Discovery has been known throughout the world as the most re- liable cough remedy Over three miIl- ion bottles were used last, year Isu [ this proof I6 will get rid of your cough, or we will refund your money J. ]. Owens. Of AilendaIe :. C., writes the way hundreds of others have done After twenty years 1 ind that Dr. King , New Discovery is the best remedy for coughs and colds that 1 have ever used For coughs and colds and all throat and lung troubles it has no equal 50c and sI 00 aL all druggists
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21
The F0rty-fear Test.

An article must have exceptional merit to survive for a period of forty years. Cham berlain's g Cough Remedy was first offered 10 the public in ls72 From small beginning it has grown in favor and popularity until it has attained 8 worldwide reputation You will ind nothing better for a c0ugE CT cold. Try it and goa will understand why iC is favorite after a period of more than forty years. IC not only gives re.ief-It cures. For sac by al lealers
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21
French Market Coffee Unlike
 All Others

The smooth. exhilarating quality of French Market Coffee IS totally unlike ordl- nary coffees.
 The French Market Mills have the great advantage Of the first selection of the best Of the Pan-American cofees.
 These fine co fife ees 2 have never been exposed to the in- furious effects of q cold north ern climate. The berries are rich in everything that goes to make a perfect coffee.
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21
Perfect Process of Roasting and
 Packing

The celebrated French Mar ket Coffee process IS quite diff ferent from the ordinary roast. IL drives out a larger percent age of gums and oils, while re- tainiug and intensifying all the aromatic and beneficial qualities of the coffee bean.
 The grinding is done at ex- acti7 the right time to hold the luIl, delicious flavor that
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21
French Market Coffee Is the National Drink
 of the South

ENVEN when French Mar ket Coffee could be had
 nowhere but ar the old French Market Tn New Or leans-a hundred years ago it was widely known,
 Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay and the gaIIants of the old South were enthusiastic lovers of this rare old French coffee. Today the identical, historic French blend is per petuated by
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21
Unique Hygienic Roasting Process

and genuine old French Mar ket Coffee is packed Tn air tight, dramatically tins and delivered anywhere ia the world in all it's freshnes s and delicious aroma,
 In the South, especially,
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21
ln FDidpmic af Cnugbing

$ sweeping over The zoNn 4Ha Fe8g4 and 43 az alike asfeerea E3 er $ Honey S Tar mpclnd j, tlic<. safe re.l4a= family medicine s5r co4Zl7 4ug Ids A > Jones. gf Lee glarHatr Chico, "a f.. slES Foley $ d ueE 2ld Ttr .aUDo o4la 4a> aa .ar 2ao recommend 7a-ceUt ala- ln- F. ua-cl je- ar atHe~ harmful greE-r- : T sanders
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21
cur H0yie-" Maznate.

Nr T. > Marsha eQr 1oca u.lF- Ing p.et-ee n3guate efc T aes8aF afternoon t1r Memphis. where he
 went t1 negotiate fae purchase 0f the state e.Eat- gt ArSausas and Loll,f- ana fer rIa greatest feature m 5t tAe year. entitled Anthony and f eoparra ia i've reels Dock Wi exhibit -his great drama iu all Eue 4rLa clr.~s 9f Louisiana. with rz.H7 9t 4 week ar more 10 The larLesf theatres 4tE El- oriucIpa towns, wind ing Up -ri4mpHa rG1r ac his own Imp4rIa in Forrest City N0W then let. everybody gel readg and give
 Dock ! rnya. reception upon uis return
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21
French Market Coffee

has always been such fea. tlre of French Market Coffee.
 The market men Of the French Market think nothing or drinking 10 to 15 cups a day Of this deliciousIy aromatic and refreshing beverage.
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21

SO great is the demand for French Market Coffee that IL has become The Fr1tLonaL DTzHk of the South.
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-21

Cbamb erlain's Tablets for COn>tipa
 ti0n.
 For constipation Cham berlain $ Tablets are excellent Easy to take mild and gentle in effect Give them a trial For sale by all dealers
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
GAY PARISIENE
SPENDS $4,000
ON DRESS YEARLY
LIST OF Necessities

Paris. Jan. what Is 1T the
present time the annual dress budget
uf the fashionable rarisi"uuc"
This problem hns Just b""n inycs.
t.gatrd hy l." MiruiT. - weekly parrr
IN number of Interviews with lead
ing dr"sU auh lingcri" makers, FUR
ri-rs. shocmnkcrs. hat makers aud
jewellers. as well ~ several ~ the
most beautifully dressed actresses IN
Paris
Fur "luthvs alH". apart from
i-w"lrv. i.c MlrnIr finds that wp-
man rgu br wuli dr"s Il At an an
uuai expenditure ~ l!ttlc over
$4,000. To he an elegantly nttlrrd
pnTisicuur who wishes to b. ahuy"
or: :Icism. one must buy every twelve
months hall dozen iaiior-mndr
dresses. costing on tn" average ~
slin. tyu evening gowns Cy"ry srn-
RIn. for which one uayE between
s:"u gui $500. Hs well - nt least
three riding aud sport costumes.
costing 1iI0 apiece rhc linen is
separate. thu articles Of which cost
from slu 20 ST." apiece. aud comprise
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06

The follow who Is addicted to
poker dice d always grCa; hand
uHls,r.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
BRITISH NAVAL OFFICERS
GUESTS OF GOVERNMENT

Washington. Ian. G.-tndcr the
escort Of Lieutenant Commander Syp.
per. l.. :. ~. four officers OF til"
British wnrship Natal. arrived in
Wash g,on this morning to be the
guests Of the navy department. They
are Captain g. Ghetto. Engineer Com
mandcr :. ]. sutton. and Assistant
paymaRtcr G. !. King. Tho Natal
brought back the body OF Ambassa-
dor Reid and its officers have seized
the opportunity to see the American
capital before returning to their own
khnrGH
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06

But YOU can't be sucd for non.
payment OF n debt Of gratitude.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
HOUSE: Convened a, noon

Considered legislation on ununi-
nous consent calendar.
Ways and means committee began
tariff revision hearings. listening TO
manufacturers objections to rcduc-
tion on chemicals.
Money trust" Investigating COM
mite. resumed its hearings.
Notice OF contest aga!ns; rc-c!cc-
ton OF Representative Harrison OF
New York was filed.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
ROCKEFELLER LOCATED !

Mama via. Jan. 1 william @.
Rockefeller. wnatcd - Witness h"-
fore the Iuiu money trust iuN'stisat-
Ing commi;,e" IL guest NJ tho Mas
aau. Bahama ISLANDS. according to
persons arriving hero from Shc IS
iaudE today. Statements by steam
gai, officials We're to the effect that
81. Rockefeller tail"l from Miami
on the steamer Miami last Thursday
after arrIg'ug here from PALM Beach
IN ihc uriyat. car "f President FHs-
rnti OF The Florida EaHi Coast rail-
togd
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06

about lip pieces, running M 10 al
icgst $500 IN all.
As to furs. any woman who desires
TO be- cl-gan, must. It is declared.
possess sable mantle. costing De-
tween >J.U0D and $4,000, ,mamtles
nf chIncEiiln and crminc at Si,io0
each. ns well as muifs and s,o,cs 10
match. ~ about f..loU,
when one turns to hats. any
IashIonahl" woman must buy half
drICu hats monthly. varying be
tween $50 ana 5000. These. with
TWO bid OF prradisc trimmings ut
GIG. and two other feather trim
Iings nj 500. bring III" ha, total up
TO sI:.uoh.
Al least ,wcnt,-four I,;,irs al
shurE mus, hr bought. non. TO cost
loss than siG. aud three pairs of
buckles u, $40, Thc,c VIII total over
y.un. aud mus, Il. accompanied by
SiOu worth of stockings. Sis pairs
oi ,ursytS M $40" must br bought
aunurllv.
III" total "f then. figures. with
ui counting winter sport m1ntlcs.
reaches the figures OF ti".uyu: hut
,s the nycrng. wrll-irrssrd woman
'iuca. ne, need n"w furs every year,
and H. rout"nt 10 rcafrangr them nj
the beginning ~ the season aud add
ucN trimmings. $500" may bc de
duci"i from the annual expenditure.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
TOLD IN TRINIDAD
A Resident Known to all Our Read.
ers Relates an Experience.

Readers OF the Chruniclc-Nc~s
have been told again and again Of
tn. merits OF that rcai!abic. time
proved kidney rcmc,iy-noan's Kid
n.y Pills. The experiences told nr.
no, those OF unknown persons. iiv-
ing far away. Th. casca ara Trim
dead eases. told by Trinidad people.
=. ". Woo,iroof. Fla Nevada Ave.
Trinidad. Colo. says: In Januar..
1907. n member of my family gave
n public testimonial regarding my
experience with Doan's kidney Pills.
after they had been OF the greatest
hcn.fl, to me. For several years Z
was subject to attacks OF backaChc
and the, roub!c was especially Sc
ing FOR some time and ! believe that
my kidneys were affected by the
inrring I received In that work. l
doctorcd considerably but wax not
relieved until I began using Doan's
Kidney Pills. procured ut the iiaus-
man Drug Co. In view OF my cx-
pcricncr with this remedy. ! am Ri-
ways glad to speak good word for
1T"
For sale by all dealers. Price ~
cents. fostcr-Milburn Co.. buffalo.
New York. sole agents Tor the Unit
ed Statcs.
Remember the namc-Doun.s-
and take no other.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06

night Or. Crcuc. who WAS GS years
oId had been In III health FOR some
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06

New York. Jan G.-.Iamcs X.
hc"n". who has b'-n III In Miss Al
s'cn's sanitlrium. died there II, 2:I5
o'clock Friday morning His only
son. FoXhnll E"cnc. and the physi-
clans were with him at the time. Mr..
Nocne grew steadily weaker after thi
operation Thursday until tn. cud.
Mr.. kccnc had been III from an nb-
dominal aiim'nt for many years. lie
had spent many months consulting
aud taking ,rcaimcn, In Europe. In
the fall OF 1911 Mr.. kc.nc. Will. In
london. WAS operated on for what
was raid 10 BE- an intestinal u,alndy
NJ a serious nature. Sine. then h"
has been an invalid. The picture Is
q snapshu, ot Mr.. Kccnc. showing
him When II. WAS power In hmcri-
can iinanc" and on til" turf. II was
'nHd" at II rae" track near New York
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
ARKANSAS EDITOR TO
SUCCEED JEFF DAVIS
IN U. S. SENATE

Little Rock. Ark. Jan. C.. Cover
nnr George W, pouahy today "p-
pointed !. y. HcisScii. editor OF the
Arkansas Gazette. uf ;hls city. Unit
ID states senator to succeed the late
Ioffgrton Davis. The appointment Ii
Tor the shcr, term ending March T..
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
NEIL. Is REAPPOlNTED

WNshlngIUn, Jan. Fr"sidrn'
Iau rcnomlnat.d Charles =. Nell to
bc commissioner Of labor. Other nom
nations sent ,o tn. senate to-day In
",uicn:
To bc postmaster. Charles =. Rock
mold. Dallas. TcNas.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
NOTED PHYSICIAN SUICIDES

I.i''l" N0rk, Ntk., Jan. h.-DT.
William Eha Creme. futmcrir pres.
idcu, OF the American institute u
romcouathy and OF the Southern As-
aociation OF ilomcopatlIy. shot aud
Killed hImf,if ~ his bum" here lnut
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
TODAY IN CONGRESS
:ENATE. couyensd a, neon

SENATE: Convened at noon.
Considered amendment TO enlarge
powers Of the campaign funds In
vcstiga,inS committee.
senator Bristow introduced II bill
FOR nn industrial commission To con-
irci corporations aud with power
similar To iba, of Interstate commerce
commission.
Samuel Gompcr- Mt judiciary COM
mii;cc'f hcnr!n. ON anii-injunction
and con,cmp, bills. advocated these
bills and discussed FOR the first time
publicly til. dynamite conspiracy
ease.
Court of impeachment resumed
trial OF Judge Archibald.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-11
A REAL CASE Of
WHITE SLAVERY
POLICE JUDGE SENDS WOMAN
10 JAIL FOR SIXTY DAYS ON
GIRLS TESTIMONY.
IN A HOUSE OF BONDAGE
Remarkable story Told hv Pretty
G,p,, Maiden Who Was Held
a Prisoner in Tulsa.

ON On, testimony ~ l.-,,ar-old
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-11

fore September. They win make no
effort TO break time records on the
trip but will take their time ana see
evtryth ng there is to see" rs Mr..
Robinson expressed it.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-11
I r A d { r s


Away mean like mother used ,c
make II means amy lard Of any
kind, rendered by amy Of Tulsa
packing plants. It may De IN hog
lard or il may De beef iat mutton
fat or amy other fM, or of falls oi
any o'd kind j. D, easy 10 get
top heavy on a Iow grade oi of
falls Of some packing plan, ami
then stand up with tears in eye
and toll The dear people how much
money sou aim to lose for their
dear interest There are also many
grades Of compound lard. We buy
only pure foods and wc make The
price, as low as we cam We are
here to stay and we don't aim TO
,ct q John d. lead us into @ loss
and put q, out of business, We
give 10 ounces to the pound We
.'''''. 1o'''p''C "''" '''o u"
give snort "elsh'5' some "oI-
chants have gotten very wealthy
by advertising low prices to bluff
com netitors and ,o draw trade and
.t.. ...:L .t.-. -. .,,.l. ,l..;-.l
''~'. "0's" 'o'' ~
proA''. II a shoe MS II ought 'o
be worn. There IS not one woman
iu every 20 that weighs her grocer
ie, and meats, therefore she never
knows what she pays for same.
But others are beginning 10 inyeS-
tigate and find out why some peo-
Die have grown rich while they
still have 10 labor hard TO make
their meat and bread 4 mother
should 60 TO market each day and
select the meats and groceries Tor
her family She should buy only
the hest and know that she qets
the lowest prices and also know
that she gets full weights We do
not ask sympathy. We ask YOU
to look well to YOUR own interest.
and when Tudas kisses Won on
the check and tells Won of his
great wealth and how he aims 10
spend il for Won and himself Do
not be deceived for if Won will read
between the lines Won will plajnly
see that he means TO use his
money TO put the TRADERS out
Of business and after thai is done
he will raise prices 10 makeiback
his losses. What great wrong
have we done that we should be
mt ont of bps;ness2 We will adj
nit that we sell meats and gro
ceries for less than others do who
credit and deliver brt we save
hi, loss and expense and GIVE it
to our CUSTOMERS; is it any
sin; Let those who ask credit
heIp pay the debts Of those who
do not pav. and those who have
their goods delivered pay expens-
es Of delivery. But why should
those who pav cash heIp nav the
debts Of others Or wbv ,bonld
those who deliver their own Goods
helm pav the exnenscs Of drIiycr-
ing goods 10 Others If we do NOT
save Won money we do NOT ask
your trade Rrt i we have ans
ed other merchants 10 make more
reasonable nr;ces than before we
men ask Won to stand NV ne MO-
and helm rs to he able to sill re-
duce nrices The more we sell
the cheaner we can brv and the
less the exnenses on the dollar ~
sale
We believe now ;s GOOD ,;,,o
to buv SUGAR .
q lbs Pure Cane CranrIatod
Sugar for g. "a
100 III L,o p,,ro C,,o C.,,,,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-11
STATE kEI ) AND COMMENT

P.a.s and 81. lions for th.
-ee taehora Indian .ospItal 10 he
h4u- III Iawtan. are we'll under w.v
sal u0-s ou the building viii D..
started 90 th. near future
the Else Civilized Tribes has he.u
instructed lv Secretary ~ the r-,.r.
.or lane. t9 report yran the or.s-
uon " dividing the remaining nav
meuts Oh uraIIot,,d lands OF The
tr'tes punch .scd prior 10 1911 Re
has also been instructed IN extend
payments t1 settlers ir merttor.u-
cases upon aurl.. alton 10 -comm..
s.ou,r
TW.nty-0ra rourtIr. n oklahoma
now have Wopau ., tho baad ,f
the schools LOGAN .anptv was tho
frst iu the stlte Co elect n woman
20 the office of county superlnten-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-11
COURT NOTES

sued yesterday by the clerk Of the
county court to the following couple.
Earl d. Stanbock 81 Of Pryor Creek
and Miss Alma r. Lambert 80 Of
Tulsa.
ONE WEEK FROM yesterday the
time for the payment Of the last one
half Of the l912-13 taxes will expiro
and after the fifteenth. all unpaid
taxes Will bear penalty Of ono and
one-haif per cent per month until
peid.
ATTORNEYS FOR Harry orr.
Monday adiudged insane by the
county insanity board, yesterday fled
q petition for writ of hahcaus
corpus, seeking to prevent the taking
of the young man to the state insane
asylum. The petition which was filed
ir the Superior court will be argued
Friday,
AFTER LIVING together 32 years
and raising "A family Of seven children
Mrs Sarah j. Coulson and j. G. Coul.
son are about 10 come to the pnrt
ing of the ways Via the divorce
court Yesterday Mrs Coulson filed
petition In the Superior court FOR
a divorce from her husband ON tho
grounds of habiWnl drunkenness
since 1881 whom they were married in
Indianapolis Tho seven children
range In axe from ~ to q. Mrs
Coulson nsks Tor $50 alimony.
AS A SEQUEL to the Tom Gil
crease white slavery" that was dis.
missed here Monday for want of ryt-
Il, nee. was recorded In the superior
court of Muskugoc county yesterday
when Mrs. Walter +. Bullng. wiro Of
a wealthy oil operator OF Tulsa. flied
suit asking for divorce from Mr.. llol-
ing on the grounds ~ cruelty ana I'm.
fidelity Eihylc Cnmhors the 20.
ycar-old girl who was Gilcrcnap'a nc.
cuscr. IL named as co-rcapnudent
Mrs. Boiling wants 5000 permanent
alimony and the custody of five minor
children.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-11

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