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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

The Colonelr Story. By MJf. Roger A. Pryor.
Author o, Tho Mother OF Washington and Her
Times" and "Reminiscences OF Peace and
War" The Macmillan Compaa?. Publishers.
New York.
This is another volume OF the Mod
crn Fiction Library" and II is a compl-
ment 10 Mrs Pryor that her story was
Included among the first of the issues in
this fine series. She Is unexcelled In por-
traying the various features OF Virginia
life and culture. and her deep under
standing of the underlying bases OF these
qualities among the VirgInlaus bst given
her a prestige and authority that exait
her writings above those OF most who un-
dertske 10 deal with those questions
The story Itself Is entertaining IN the
highest degree. while tho qualities that
make for tho clear creation OF charac-
ters. the analysis of motives. and OF
qualities, are unfailingly evident in all Of
Mrs. PTyors writings. The book is one
that has commended !,self highly TO the
reading public; aud this edition or il Will
make the work even more popular than
ever before.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
LITERARY NOTES.

The Blaekroot Republican t1 tsedine on, /,
very fine map OF Idaho latest Cram edition,
which ts welonrns addition tn all Tho lIbrp-.o,
OF business and editorial offices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

and se'erai other popular novels. Hsr home "a in
Washington.
8F. HoNoilA has Just been sllud,nE 20 tho TIA
dt!ion that there are but twonty-on. differcD:
Dctlon situations. Mark Twain limited elemonL1l |
Jokes 10 much smaller figure. Alexander BIaal
author OF the new isIaud romance .'1horney :.
tAcbride. Mast & Co.D inglstH that the fear o.;
using an old situation has causcd writer's much
neeoiefs evasion II choose tho !aland idca i"
he says "fTtt because II had always fascinated
ne; second. because 70 gave opportunity TO c2 i.
ploit crisis that = always neW-the crisis of
adjustment between differing tcmpc-amrutE In an
enforced detachment. This was the crisis Of
the Garden Of Eden. Wherever the Isolation
oee-Ts tho problem 81 tho same. 7 suppose 4, ~
a7proIimn'-i in many clty fiat and countr,,
cabin. Maybe lsland syInholiroE rstrlmopy.
but iidn'; Sny desert Island mind you, Tvo
been too lucky
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

The rrtt OF a series OF four books m social
hygiene. which Tho Century 90. T. 20 publ!Ah in
The near future under tho uusplces OF tho Bureau
Of Social Hygiene. viii deal with ''commrrcIal-
iE.d PTosttutlon ln New YORK city"
The book is tho wcTk OF Ar George j. Rnos-
land. onef tnys>tgstor for tho Chicago vic.
Commission and author OF tha, commleslcn's To-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

written the INTRODUCTION 70 vsT ~ o.
scheduled for pgbl!esiion ,a.rr r.
viii DO a supplementary sa,rs.c1.
cr!ao Bcmcnt Davis. Uar<A
YORK state ReformAtarS tH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
MODERN FICTION LIBRARY.

T1s Wheels OF Chance Bicycling fdyll By II
c.. Wells. with Illustrations by ]. Avton Sy
New York.
We have here II. G. Wells at his best.
and In mss finest vein OF humor. The pub
lighers nave taken the good thought OF
issuing what ;hey cRll the Modem F'ic-
tlon Library" each volume al cost OF
fifty cents. and including in IL all the best
modern fiction. The Wheels OF Chance"
IS as stated, a bicycling story and in II
appear the riding fortl: OF Mr.. Hoopdriver
the shameful episode Of The young lady in
grey. the consequences OF the meeting
between the two, Tie awakening OF Mr..
Foopdrivcr, tie unexpected anecdote OF
lie lIon the rescue expedition, and all
the rest OF II in excellent form. IL is
Jolly good story. handsomely told, as
Mr Wells's readers know so well. and
this edition OF Il viii De welcomed by
ihem as not only worthy OF the merits
or the novel Itself, but as wei! calculated
10 spread the knowledge OF this famous
author more widely than ever before,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

Economic Interpretation OF the Constitution, ''
published this week. Professor Beard who ls q
member OF tbs faculty o. Columbia Unfvcralty
Il ALREADY we'll known a student OF originality
and investigator who 10 not content With the
formal. conventional and usually accepted
paths. This book OF his ia .hs f,rB. at
tempt tha; has eveT been made 20 apply the
theory o. The economic Interpretation OF history
20 the formation and adoption OF tho ConstItr-
,lo1 Of The Uai,ed States The more iuportan,
portions OF the volume based upon mnnr-
script materials which havo not been ured bithrr.
20 IN tho study Of the Constitution and vhich
have been unnoticsd by all the scholars who
have dealt With the subject These. IL IL uucnr-
stood. Profesro- Desrd has uneiFthed IN tho Ia
braTy Of Congress and IN thr Treasury Depart
ment Washington. The documents atEofb-
inr OF Themselves. may be ssld further 20 D,
vital 70 comprehensive appreciation OF TIC
forces which havo Inado our government what !t
|, today.
Mary Inlay TsyIors forthcoming noTeI The
Long way" - said 10 be moving drama OF
love. OF sIstery 6sTotion. and OF ssIr-Gscrifice
that fiat wasted but later resolve,
itsel' into beacon light pointing tho right
way 20 half a dozen more people blinded b.
tho tempest OF their passlonK- The background
Of the sto-T 70 tho iuxurious life OF the voalthy
clsrl IN Warrington society. Miss Taylor II the
author OF The Tnpcrporxto..' Caleb Trench"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

book witch promises 10 b. as inte-e,.inE a.
i. viewpoint. n n-- Is Charles A. Boards ''Ao
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

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This annual fashion event brings
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

Aia-La an Empir. In tho Mating BY John y
Underwood With humorous lliua,faiions anI
Map Published by Decd. Mead and COM
PAM New York
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25

From the Boston Herald.
G.. ". r.. Russell In one OF his books
Of anccdote and gossip confceses that
september is his favoritc month.
you go home to dress just as il is
growing dark and no one compels you
TO sit in the garden after dinner,
with ccntipcdcs falling into yours
coffee cup The weather is neither
hot nor cold Traffic is mitiEated
the road hog Is ravaging the pro-
vincos. and il is possible for elderly
gentlemen 10 cross Piccadlly without
being destroyed by omnibi las the
classical woman said), or reviled in
the vcrnacular by conductors You
can breathe In the theatre and llneel
down in church. If You are on
friendly terms with the manager you
get a box for nothing. and the verger
at st. pauls or the Abbey different
iating you at a glance from the trans
atlantic crowd pops you into the most
comfortable stall"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25
Why Not Mortgage something >

From the Boston Transcript.
~ need new tire for my car"
"W n, can't you raise the wind?"
"Oh yes. bat what can't raise Is
the price Of the rubber and stuff that
contains it,"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25
CLASSIFI

Advertisements will be accepted In This
Tulsa Daily World on the following eondl'
tons ONLY
No Ad less than re We reserve the
right 10 revise and classify all ads, Return
wrong replies Three time adds very seldom
leil. Money refunded on unused intertiOSh
trrofs corrected or money refunded.
RATES
One cent word for each Issue. Phone
your Ad 10 1000, Your credit Is good II you
own a telephone. Classification not gusrsn.
iced after y, m.
All Advertisements are accepted with ths
dttnot understanding that position Is not
guaranteed. Requests for position VIII be
granted when possible, but ads VIII Dc
charged whether In position as requested or
not, The full amount Of space adyftilse'
IN all cGseF except where Instructions are
written on original copy by advertiser ioT
AmOuut Of space used. When copy reuuires
more space than is possible to get In space
% ordered by advertiser full copy VIII be
published aud charged for Notice Of typo
graphical or other errors must be gi'eh 10
time for correction before the second m
sertlon. otherwise no claims will be allowed
Proofs will be submitted 20 advertiser ONLY
whom copy has boou handed into the World
Office 4S hours previous 20 press time on
date Advertisement 10 TO run. An press mat
ter iaclndiug cuts for theaters uot paying
amusement rate will be charged at regular
rtsder fatas and viii be marked ADV,
1he delivery Of copy Tor advert sing in me
1ulA World 20 any employee Of said paper,
vii! he considered acceptance Of all ales
Gnd rules which are In effect
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25
furniture Repairing

Gunsten Furniture Hospital; Up
hclsterlnr, repairing refinishing and
enamellnE Obey the impulse Phone
as now; all work guaranteed. Phone
3OOG 219 East Fifth street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25

on household goods, pianos, dla-
monds or i've stock. Rates reason
able. Room 20 over Z. O. or Phone
1868.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25
WANTED AGENTS

WE WILL nay you s12O to distribute relig'
ious literature in your community. sixty
days work. Experience not required. Man
or woman Opportunity for promotion. Spare
time may be used International Bible
Press. 1912 Arch ST.. Philadelphia.
AGENTs-New household specially FOR
kitchen use. Write at once, W. j. Riley
Co. Coffeyyille, Kansas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25

High prices paid for second hand
Furniture md stovos we buy scu
r0j exchange New uud SECOND llond
Furniture.
puMGARNER & DOWNING
Phone 1853. l22-i East second
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
20 YOUNG LADlES
WANTED

We are now making additions 10
our Tulsa Switchboard and need
fifteen or twenty bright intelli'
gent young ladies', age II 70 80, at
once for our operators school, 20
learn telephone operating to hll
now y iitiOHs created
Students while In our operators
school are paid at the rate OF ~ 80
per week The work IL pleasant
and is easy to learn Usually about
two weeks sre required In the
school, after which time the salary
IL increased TO 5000 per week
and Is ttill furtherluoreased 10
500, $500 and 5000 per week
and up, AZ fast as improvement In
work Is made,
Thcre Is always a demand for
Chief Operators, Supervisors, Mont
tors, Teachers, Clerks, etc, with
salaries ranging from $500 TO
ego 90 per week These arc Sc
lected from among tho operating
forces
Girls with ability who are ambi.
tious can make rapid Advancement
60 good, permanent positions.
Apply to Principal OF School,
Pioneer Building Take elevator
10 ufth floor
Pioneer Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25
STOLEN
FURNITURE.

MISSION DINING room suit, cost new
$4,000. $50 will buy it. w c. Farmer.
Furniture store, - West First st.
FOR SALE-Brand new furniture for
room apartment Apartment for rent.
Phone 37O7
FOR SALE-Furniture for eight.room house
for sale Phone 1879. or call Sunday.
1916 s. Main.
FOR SAIE-One hardwood wall ease
Phone Red 1908.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25
PERSONAL.

MISS EMMA KOEHLER, Graduate DePsuw
University under Miss Julia Druley, teach.
Is piano. Loschetzky method exclusively and
takes beginners as well as more advanced
pupils Residence lessons given by ar
rangemcut Phone i63.
WHOM between 80 and s5 Of refinement
wishes 10 meet gentleman Of refinement
20 assist her financially in business propn.
stion. reference furnished and required.
Address 212i care World.
|. WILL Girl tell boy she will see him again.
Address 2123 care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25

FOR kALf-leFirAhle suburban home, two.
story house eight rooms harm storm cave,
fine vol and chicken houses, about three
acres hun red bearing irult lrfrs ot lNo
yaritles three blocks ~ ear line ana p"Ilns
aud sM blocks ~ choicest rss'0,hi '''t tluN
w gs,, ~ ,nvonn ,r ''iS ioot ir. aver telephone
94Tg on ad lrers nor IqbG
-, ~ ,'',.-' -
iuh SAL. ht owner h.l,n "I.l.' r.,
l""Ns' nan n"-"'uom t'"" m'f' L
iIoIt EolsA an@ ''.I p.'il 'o,g,t U' ,rS r
never ocOuuIrd Ir'cs only 81 500 90. a
straight time loan 900 part Can phone 4tu
or by mail Boa ahl. Is haudburE
fobE SALE. 5Flooam modern cottage, s.a,9
front and thado. fine wei VI watu, ol2oo
or $500 dollars cash balance easy terms
D. N White oyer L2.. Aat Bank Phone
.O5g
FOR SALE on TRADE nv owner one six.
room residence ON S Main This ia
worth Investigating 0s tho prco Is right
Phone 2g74
Non -l-T-r ~ --,..-g ...u t.,,.
Ivh NN ~ N'N I".u. ''I" f.
Nl'i,' "r.., '.1 r' ,......,op M once.
Phone 1919
Fop -tI-T ,7--- ....-,.,- d., -I- Oul.ne
t5i1 ltG' ..i l..'r sa.00o .nn bslf r.,sh
balance In payments K NJ. Lear 1910 s.
Detroit
ToP SAFE -T,r.r r-a,, roo,1.rr hrg.o- 10
rooms and baths. extra w,lI furnished.
price $1,000, easy payments ou half Phone
200.
WANlED-lo buy good six room house
ON payments bH Inry Do h1N'h'''. ~"
ul,s, -l-D -1IC " DLtu-
FQk IL restaurant cong Eo'p ou',n,ss'
;,o7 So, y ----.- --,,... H. h. In
VN o',,i on,.r oi- 'y", ~ ME- XXX
....ao.aaaaa-...o..ooooooo,oo 49,
For Sale--Mlscellaneous.
TIpT I-C5 C1TT l-i.o- ,I,-,--,-,-I ,--rIg ~
dirt for sale from ca,ayaion Of con,en.
ton mall, , hr"Gy IN ana Boulder S's Inquire
so1 s,I 7'.....,,.-,,--. , N. - -.l-,n,-
sold, rented. repaired. Lowest prices
easy terms; Iui.a Typewriter Co. I'd and
FOR SITT-0nc black combination buggy
HON, "1' onJ ,I' Ss,rcs, a' pEnGo pfS IFT9 '0 ''
----
| FOR SALE Tent l2All almost new 1907
ior SO one DOCK norm OF t"e h'Ad"'
PuDlg sSnoo,, Wv,
fbk NAItE Nh' lbuo lIou'l Mului'l IT,
Single cylinder Bargain. Oal l4Os T..
Eighth.
FOR SALE 9Xl2 foot rugs 3 black
French plumes, 2U.mch 1899 Hodge 81.
ron SAIlr Good sct ,york harness and
farm wagon cheap. $40 ". Elwood
TOp SALE or troac col,lIoto bptcb,r
outfit Phone Red l5OH.
Let II, H. h'nDJ,t ptono NO yuI p"''F ana p''
FOR SALE Gentle family horse and phae.
ton Phone 7G6
,--,7, 81 V--II---- 49, - -[,g7 iT9R
| ~ "tt'1r,;rii ma, ''NN'
,-1,-, I,i-----i- It. III 5l---.,-
iIR N,tI,n,gg '''" '''''' ''''
~. --.-. -,
nlLlSll ~ Al.Al,M C.o-1s- .2e- . . ~ 2,,
WINDOW SHADES 25c 2l7 + Third St
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25
LIVE STOCK.
TO TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-for Tulsa real
estate, complete butchers outfit. consist
ing Of 6xlOft refrigerator, show ease. coun.
tiers, two blocks and everything that is
needed in the way Of butchers tools. also
$4,000 National cash register, two SIT
and one II floor show cases. 800 W.
First st. Phone Rod 1905
TRADE-Good five room modern, Oklahoma
City: close in for anything in or about
Tulsa What have youl Apply 2s03 World.
To TRADE-Uumprovod farm for auto.
mobile No junk accepted. ". c. Far
mor 20 w. First St.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

room European hotel Also one 25-room
one 2l-ruom and one l9room rooming house
All on easy terms. Chas. II. Bryan, Room
9. over Colonial Trust Co. Phones III or
1922
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25

FOR SALE Desirable suburban home two.
story house, eight rooms harm, storm cave,
fine vel and chicken houses, about three
acres, hun red bearing fruit trers oi iino
yaritios. three blocks NJ car line and pavins
and siK blocks of choicest resident section
OF city Must sell at once and will give bar.
gain 10 anyone looking u over Telephone
2418 Or ad dlress b0r 1860.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25

TOR SNIE Small Wch c01Utrr and bar
bccuc outfit complete. Good location near
depot Good paying business with one year
lease viii sell cheap Address 3l37
World office
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25

FOR SALE-National Cash register Phone
Red 1903.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-11
COUNTY TREASURER
ONCE MORE IN
FUNDS
First and State National
Banks Pay Total of $751;
764.67 Taxes for Last Year.

Funds Go meet current county cx-
lcnses are again iu tho hands OF
County Treasurer Mike Maudeil as
th, result of the payment today by
the First National bank of Sti,6G617
and ot S4tt9.50 Boy the State National
bank the money being due for the
taxes &C 1919
The banks for months have stood
rDady to pas these amounts hut Disc
uici Attorncy Vigil Insisted upon St5,-
aG3 33 from the First National aud
$F,l53.39 from tho state National,
and brought suits to enforce the coll
lection of these amounts Today the
district attorney decided To- reccdo
from his position and accept the ten-
der OF the hanks with the result that
Judge Bavuolds signed an order au-
thoriz.nR Treasurer Mandrli TO receive
Inc money and receipt th, banks in
full for their 1919 taxes Attorney
a. o. MrMillsu represented the First
National 300 the litigation while the
Interests of tho State National were
looked after by Marion a wood
Tho payment today came coo an OPP
FORTUNE time, since several ~ the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-11
PROMOTER
GUILTY At COST
OF $4,000
Conviction Of Land Fraud
Manipulation Expensive to
Government; Takes Verdict
Calmly.
fny LEASED Wire 10 Evcnlng IIcrnid. ]

lny Leased Wire TO Evening Herald.
Los Angeles, CAL, Dec ii--Dr.
John Grant Lyman promoter OF
Panama land schemes which brought
him into collision with the postal
laws WINS convicted today Wy a jury
in the United States district court ~
having used the malls 10 defraud
THE conviction was on one count on
y ~ the Indictment thc promoter
being declared not guilty On five 9th
or counts
The jury was ont tweuty-throe
hours and thiry-hye minutes
The conviction of tho promoter ace
cofding Co statement made by spcc-
iul Prosecutor Edward Roeau. cost
the United States government S15.-
600. Lyman. who. as his own sole
witness in the trial. said hc had been
accustomed to making or losing hum
drcds of thousands of dollars over
night took the verdict calmly. all
though De had declared last night that
he was confident of acquitial Cow
eminent agents caused his arrest IA
San Francisco in September 1911.
During several months previously he
had operated the Panama Develop
mCut company here through which
he proposed 90 locate settlers on gov
eminent land ln Panama. The guv-
eminent contended that ne had no
rights Isl Panama ana brought Wit
ncsscs from tho Central American re-
public from Manila and England and
from various other parts OF the world
10 testify against him.
Lyman who had served eighteen
months in the federal prison at Nc
Ncil island, before being brought
here. viii boz sentenced Monday De-
combor 30. The Mcneil island scn-
tcnCc was Imposed upon him two
years ago after he had escaped from
custody in an Oakland hospital and
was rcchpturcd on hight through
I oregon toward canada
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-11
DEATH Of MONTOYA
ACCIDENTAL, IS
BELIEVED
Candelarias Farmer Thought
to Have Been Examining
Rusty Gun Preparatory to
Shooting Dog

That The death ul Antonio Montoya
hy hls own hand lt Los Candcl1rias
Monday mpmng. December -. was
accidental is th, belief of hIs rclu-
tN,s and .ircumStJuuuI evidence
strongly supports 40, theory.
"My uncle was attending Goo h-
DAYS work H- usual said tho urph-
COS, ur thp deceased. Duuul. school
Superintendent AUut-u NuuJoya. to-
dHN "Jud there UH uNhug what
ever tu indicate that Dee prcmpdItatod
self destruction He had even
uruu-ht % horse uu from the pasture
u thc house preparation, Co drNiue
in to town a- b., hpd promised O." d"
the day bcfure Tho revolver used
Wus uu old rusty affair with tho
shells ru~trd into the cylinder pu
tho previous dag "a muraudiur dog
had com, around md Killed num-
ncr oI chickens and members of the
family say that my uncle bad ndi-
Gated his intention of s1oouul thD
dog f hc got chance. My belief is
that hc was trying to extract th,
ustcd shells from tho gun and that
90 Was accidental, discharged Nh
NoutuyI had been BOO good h.Hlth and
spr.tr with mo- reason for kl'inF
himself and thor, is uo doubt iu Wl
mind chat The dpplorrhlo affair was
pJr,E tho result of accident