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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

ally The production OF oil was go
great that from one town u was
pipad to the nearest shipping point,
/ like OIL from refinery In oklahoma.
/ They are still growing olives in Tunis.
Toy the way on the same old nine
inches of rainfall.
Methods as Hclrlooms.
Moreover, many OF the primitive
peoples Of today MeNicans, Chinese,
/ lindus and even our own American
Indians, are culuyatlug large areas
of dry-tarmed land 10y methods often
highly perfected. whiCA were deyel-
opcd generations ago and which have
been handed down from father 10
SON
All Of them had and have tho es-
srntial secret Of dry farming. tn4
tilaro is the keynote of moisture con-
sruation and that the methods O
uIlaEe must be adapted TO local con
ditious Of soil and climate.
here is tho rock on which the aver
age farmer breaks his plow. II is
tr.a that dry farming Is not farming
without wator. Neither IS II a set OF
concrete rules which must be followed
hN all farmers under an conditions
n order 10 gain success. IL is simply
collection OF abstract principles
vhicp are certain in their application
to farming methods but which must
Pee varied by every farmer I'm every
I. .rlryiug condition of rainfall. soil
tlmat" altitude or latitude until they
are adapted ~ the exact condition
which prevails on each particular
farm.
Tho methods Of dry farming which
are successful In Montana will not
DO in Oklahoma. The methods prac-
ticcd IN Texas county may not work
I'm Tulsa county The plans which
are adopted for section ! may be no
good at all on section ?, for sect
| may be sandy and section may be
clay The northeast quarter may be
alkal! and southeast quarter hard
pan.
But the principles o' dry farming
will apply 10 all cf them the minute /
the farmer who owns the grNrnd be- /
gins to apply a little nina along with /
the muscle that farming demands.
Principles Are Vital.
This is not the place 90 go into /
the details Of technical methods for |
the farm. The International Dry
Farming congress publishes special |
books and bulletins which are so plain 1
that he who rtns may read. The fact
remains, however, that these princi-
Pies generally clasSed under the heads
OF deep plowrg. proper surface cul-
tlyation. the right rotation Of crops.
the use Of seeds that are acclmated
TO the soil and climate and the growth
OF feed crops wherever possible are
vital 10 the farmers in regions OF
small or irregular rainfall
They are easily comprehended and
ch"aply applied. They mean as
much TO the eastern Oklahoma far
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

II there be some weary one,
Give me strength to help him on;
II bllnder soul there be,
Let me guide him nearer Thee.
Make my mortal dreams come true
With the work fain would do;
Clothe with life the weak intent:
Let me be the thing / meant;
Let me find IN Thine employ
Peace that is dearer than Joy.
John Gfeenleaf whittier.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

The Roman records show lhat two
aud half million olive trees were
grown around Carthage without irrl-
CATION on the same annual nine inches
OF rain fan, ana that under the tac-
sars Iunis was taxed thrc" hl H'rco
Thousand gallons Of owe oil aunu-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

Alfred Austin while British poet
laureate, was lucky in his work as
Journalist. For many years fo did
his daily task al home with the as
siatance of a telegraph wire run into
his study sixty miles from the London
Standard office. His Instructions came
over the wire and his editorial arti-
Gle went to town by ,train some
times he would telegraph the whole
article.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

Chollie-Do you believe the num-
Der thirteen IS unlucky?
Iollie- Indeed. ! do. You were
the thirteenth man who proposed to
le.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

"IIow that house Of pungcr's
stands OUT
Yes; you see, he built It on a -
bluff"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
COLLEGES WILL
MEET IN DEBATE.
Contest Arranged Between
v. P. I. and Roanoke College
for April 4.
Especial TO The Times DispatchJ

Especial 10 Inc HINES Dispdtbhsj
Salon, Va. January 25.-For the
nrst time in the history of the two
Institutions. arrangements have Deen
made for a debate between the Cicero
rian Literary Society OF Roanoke
College. and team selected from
member of the Maury. and the Lee
Literary Societies of the virginia
PoIvtechnio Institute. of Blacksburg.
A question that is now challenging tne
attention of the ablest political minds
of the nation has been chosen. IL 49,
Resolved, That the United states
should so regulate the tons on
shipping passing through the Panama
Canal as to allow preference W
American vessels"
In view OF the approaching DEBATE
primary debate was heid IN Inc
Ciceronian Hall of the Roanoke college,
last Saturday night TO select the
three best debaters out OF a number
society. The Ciceronians. who VIII
maintain the affirmative are =. J..
Herndon, Salem; j. Il. Yost. Sans
bury. n. C. and s. w. Hirtie. Dart
mouth. Nova Scotia. the men VINO
will represent the literary societies
of v. p. +. will be announced later
The debate will take place at Roanse
College on April 4.
The local chapter of the inter
collegiate Prohibition Association,
student organization for pronotihe
in a broad way the study of the hqnor
question. completed its organization
early in January with D. L. Sneri,z.'
of Roanoke. as president, and mas
held two of its regular meetings Inc
first paper. lis Prohibition Successful
was presented by Mr. SHERIFF. "a.
F. Davis presented the second paper
on The Business Argument Inc
subject for the next meeting Is boSai
Option led by s. w. Hirtie.
During the past two weeks Presioen.
y. A Morehead has been giving az
chapel a series of short talks on 'ne
claims of the various professions to
the college man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
TAFT REFUSES TO
DIS MISS suit
Declines to Listen to Pleas OF
So-Called 'Bathtub
Trust"

Washington. January 5--PTesideht
Taft to-day refused to dismiss Tue
criminal antitrust suit against the So
called -.bathtub trust" He was re-
ouested to terminate the proceecines
by Herbert Noble and Harry NJ
Daucherty. of counsel for the defend
ants on the ground that the comoina-
ton had been dissolved.
The President stood sQuareiy oenino
Attorney-General Wickersham ana I'd
win p Grosvenor. special assistant
TO the Attorney-CenersI.i in Immediate
charge of the case. who previously had
decided TO consent to quashing the pro
ceedinQs. The Attorney General mas
been constant in holding to his deter
mination to retry the case at Detroit
February 3 He will accept no pleas
on behalf of the defendants, II is sara.
except pleas OF guilty
The attorneys appealed from the
Attorney Generals opinion 20 the Pres
ident. who discussed the entire situa-
ton to-day with Nessrs- Wickershan.
Crosvenor. Noble and Daugherty- Inc
com bination complained OF in the in
dic.ments. 10 was pointed out, mac
been terminated in January, 1911
shortly after the indictments we're
returned The civil suits against the
alleged trust recently was decided oy
ne Supreme Court in favor OF the gov
eminent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
Estimate Crops Out in Suit OF
Partners in Theatrical
Profession.

New York January 25.-Whats the
price of toes Apparently it depends
largely upon the owner thereof rom
Sawyer's, being sore, guaranteed the
neigh borly withdrawing OF renee
Anna Pavlova's. being the pivot OF her
fortunes is said TO De worth S,Ooo a week
1t all depends apparently, upon the
point OF view, and the Russian dancer,
il would seem. has the ultimate ad-
vantage.
Like many another thing worth while,
the value of the Pavlova toe never
would have become public property
had not Ben II. Atwell. theatrical pro-
Queer, and his partner. Max Rabinoh'
cIashed in the Supreme Court yester-
day. The Pavlova toe estimate APP
peared in the schedules of the plaintin-
Atwell has brought suit against
Rabinoff. asking that the latter be
enJoined from using the American
rights OF the farce. Les Saptim-
banques': also that he be prevented
from in any way using the partner
ship for profit from the work of Cantor
Sirota. the Russian singer. and the
dancing of Anna Paviova-
AtweIl asked that receiver be sp-
pointed to take charge of the affairs
Of the partnership untn the litiga-
ton be determined Justice Amend
after reading evidence submitted in
afndavits refused to appoint the re-
cciver The justice. however, hand
ed down a decision saying that ne
would permit an order to be submit
ted continuing the partnership while
the partners were in court.
The Justice also decided that Hao-
mon could submit proper bond for
the amount agreed upon between the
partners as surety that no damage
would come to Atweii in the mean
time Providing this bond. the JUS
tice said IL could be arranged to va
cate the temporary stay which nov
keeps Rabinon from in any manner
using tho contracts OF the firm which
give the partners the management
OF the actors and production men
toned.
An affidavit submitted by Atvell
related In part a conversation be-
tween the partners in London. the
sist OF which was that Raosnon was
endcavoriug 70 purchase the Oscar
Hammerstein Opera House in London.
also that Rabinon was negotiating TO
manage Sir Herbert Bcerbohm Tree
IN a tour Of the United States ana
Canada IN the seasons OF isIs-H. At
well also complained that papers
bearing on the suit we're taken from
HE trunk while he was stopping az
the home 90 Rabinof In London.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
StomachMisery
and Indigestion
Disappear
"My, How I Did Suffer, but Now rm
Happy All Day Long and
Sleep Fine

That's what woman said Just few
moaths ago. She said more, and here II -
II wish il lay within my power TO per-
suade every woman sufferer from dysPep-
s;a or Indigestion tor whatever they may
think their stomach trouble Isl to give
NI-O-NA Stomach Tablets one week $.
fair trial. I am sure that every one OF
them would thank me from the bottom
OF her heart
IL am well and happy for the first time
in wears. and ! do not hesitate to give.
MO MA Stomach Tablets al the credit :
Follow this advice. Give MONA
Stomach Tablets a weeks trial; II they
do not benefit. the cost will be returned
80 cents
NV wife had been troubled with indi-
ccstion for nearly 10 years Alter eating
she would always suffer terrible distress
She was sick and weak and not able to-
do her work properly She took two
boxes Of MONA tablets and Is now
perfectly well and able to do her work
without any distress. - VI. Brown
r. F. ID. No. IS, Titusville. Pa
Tragic Drug Co. guarantee Ni-O-Nh
Stomach Tablets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
GAMBLING HOUSE
TAKEN BY FORCE
rsp.ciai 70 The Times Dispatchl

fspeciai 70 The Times Dispatch
New York. January 5.-CarpenteTs
a. work ffting up house AZ .
stuvvesant street se n 20 prepare the
piac~ Tor a siege attracted the notice
OF the police % the Fifth street sta
zion = fe-r weeks ago. Captain Fohrie.
who commands IN that precinct. Dor
ro-~d two frcmen Friday. ana TIE
frruea demanded entrance a. the
stuvvesant house on pretert OF making
an inspection. what the frcmen saw 2.
however. was eufocient 70 moVs
Magistrate Barlow 90 grant warrant
early this morning charging Alfred
Levy. OF - Seventh Street. with main
tanning a public nuisance, and armed
ulfh fhi- warrant the police moved 70
the attack this afternoon. They took
with them = heavy artillery 81 crow
bars. ares and slcdzcs. and they we're
needed
~ vas just one hour after the assault
began that the police succecosc :.
carrying the place. The poles foonc
themselves IN . large ROOM N ~ntcn
SIXTY men sat or stood looking pensireiy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
Lung Trouble Yielded
To This Medicine

CONSUMPTION Is = hstterinS disease-that
Is one OF fits chief dangers Those who have
81 are rarely willing 70 acknowledge the
fact II this trouble Is present il IS no
time for triiing- II . so-cslled cold" mas
Tong persisted: 10 cough is present tia.
Eeeps you anxious. or any OF the symptoms
are present. suchss fever or night sweats.
weakness and loss OF appetite and perhaps
some raising of mucus-do the sersinlc
thfng-tske Eckman's Alterative-as Mr.
Bettersworth did
Gentlemen Il wish to say for your
Alternative that I believe IL TO be medicine
Of unequaled value for all Bronchial and
Lung trouble The Spring OF 1905 I had
ere cough for SIX months ! tried AL
the medicine that my doctors recommended
70 me but no results came for the better.
spit until I got so weak I could hardly do
anything. But. at last James DeeTng- OF
Glasgow Junction. Insisted that try your
medicine. In one weeks time there was
quite an Improvement in my condition. and
after ] had taken several bottles. feit as
vel ever IN my life
II desire the world TO know that firmly
believe that your Eckmsn's Alternative VII
cure any case OF lung trouble II taken be
fore the last stage 7 VIII gladly write
personally TO any party wanting informa-
tion in regard 10 your wonderful medicine
a C. BETTERswoRTB-
Eckman's Alternative Is effective In Bron-
chiffs. Asthma Hay Fever. Throat and
Lung Troubles and IN upbuildinx the sys-
fcrr- Does net contain poi<ons- opiate> or
hsbit-forminx drugS- For sale b. Owens
druggists Ask for bookles telling Of re-
coverics. and write 10 Eckmsn Laboratory.
Philadelphia Pa for additional evidence
Advertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
new HY OME|
VAPOR Treatment
A SUCCESS
cstsrrh, Coughs, Colds and
Sore Throat Quickly Yield
to Soothing, Healing, Anti
septic Vapor.
Clears Stuffed Up Head
Overnight

Hundreds Of thousands OF sensible peo-
pIe all over the civilized world have sue
cessfullv bresthed Booths HlOMEI for
catsrrh and nose and throat misery.
Besides breathing HY0MEI through
the inhaler during the day. thousands
have used the vapor treatment at night
with tesspoonfyi Of HyOMEI in bowl
Of boiling water
A series Of tests Just completed prove
that the following vspor treatment Is Just
as effective and moro economical. and We
publish IL because thousands viii be glad
20 know g. Here IL IS
Heat a tcscup and then fiII il half fun
OF boiling hot wsteY. pour into the water
one-haIf tcsspoonful Of HYOMEI, hold
the cup Close to face and breathe tho heal
ing. germ destroying vapor through both
nose and throat deep into the lungs.
A bottle Of HyOMEi Is so cents at
druggists the world over. The complete
outfit. which includes inhaler, costs 800.
lust breathe it-po stomach dosing
For cafsrri.. coughs, colds and sore
throat and all nose and throat misery.
HfONEI j. guaranteed by Tragic
Drug Co.-Advertiscmens-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
DISCARDED STITOR FOUND
GUILTY OF KILLING GIRL

Harrison. Ark. January 25--Odus
Davidson twenty-nine years old.
charged with the killing of Miss Ella
Barham. eighteen. was found guilty
tonight of murder in the District
Court here Sentence was deferred
Miss Barham's dismembered body
was found November Il. Posses were
organized. and hundreds OF men. in
Guiding Davidson. searched for her
slayer Suspicion finally centred on
Davidson. who. the testimony indi
Gated, was a discarded sutton of the
girl He was arrested threatened
with mob violence, and finally was re-
moved here for safe keeping. His
Indictment. trial and conviction fol-
lowed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
You Can Eat With the Appetite OF
Lusty Younester IL You Help
Your Stomach

Science nowadays can digest food with
on; having II enter the stomach at all
And Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the
result Of this scientific discovery They
digest. and digest thoroughly and well.
ANYTHING and everything yoU cat
The burning question TO you Is, Arc
YOU getting out Of life all the pleasure
and the health YOU arc entitled %, II
not. why not,
No matter whether every organ and
member OF your body IS IN sound state
Of health and strength. il your stomach
is IN any way disordered. YOU arc no.
going TO DC yourself. You arc gong
70 be A worried. out-of-sorts. nervous OF
sulIer Individual. whose actions vii re-
fleet your condition inside. and people viii
naturally avoid you
50. II your stomach refuses TO work. or
can't work. and YOU suffer from erucfa-
t,ous. bloat. brash. fermentation, bilious
uess. sour stomach. heartburn. irritation.
indigestion or dyspepsia Of whatever form.
lost fake one o. two Of Stuart's DYSPEPSIA
Tablets and sec the difference. IL doesn't
cost vou much to prove u. Then You can
eat ar Won want. what YOU want. whcn-
ever YOU want. Il YOU usc shesc tablets.
and YOU can look zoe whole world IN the
face with . besn1ing eye and you ~lll have
a cheerful spirit. pheasant lace. q vigorous
BODY and a clear mind and memory. and
everything vii look and taste delicious
TO YOU. That's lifc.
Get a so-ccnf box q Stuzrt's Dyspcp-Ia
Tablets at any drug storc---Advcrtisc.
u,cnf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
RIGID QUARANTINE
AGAINST MENINGITIS

Montgomery. Ala. January d
Montgomery health authorities are
organizing a rigid quarantine against
cerebro spinal meningitis. three cases
havine been found here. Only one
death has resulted from the disease.
The police station was placed under
quarantine to-day when a negro. arrest
ed Friday night for drunkenness. was
found with a severe case
Late this afternoon the entire police
and detective departments Yere moved
20 the county jail. while a guard vas
riaced al the city prison 20 maintain
a quarantine over the dozen prisoners
ard patients held there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
WEST SIDE TERKORIZED
BY DESPERATE GANE
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.l

New York. January "a gang OF
desperate men terrorized the West Sloe
tonight under the noses OF ponce,
men by holding up two saloons IN WIG
west style at the point OF ugly LOOKING
guns and getting away with seVefai
hundreds of dollars.
About is O'Clock three men entered
Henry Holsters cafe on the southeast
corner OF Twenty-fifth Street ana
Thirteenth Avenue. One advanced 10
the bar and said Arise. gentlemen, ana
stand with your faces to the wall
The customers did as they we're pid.
being confronted with revolver me
second man searched the pockets OF
the customers and tho third man emptied
the till. Then the trio. covering all the
men with their revofvers, backed out TO
the sidewalk and disappeared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
MRS. THAw SPEAKS FOR SON
Protests Bar Associations Plan 70
Restrict Hsbeas Corpus Act

Pittsburgh. January S-Nlrs. Mary
: Coplcv Tbav. mother Of Harry n
Thaw. fearful that thc New York state
Rar Association will recommend 20 The
LEGISLATURE this year that the use n no
wrif haheas corpus Tor criminaily IN
sane he limited. has sent letter 20 nc
Bar Association protesting against suc1
action. - -.
Mrs. Tha~ cncioscs a letter from
Hoarce Boles. sx-Oovernor Of Iowa. n
which nc says.
The openly svo~cd purpose Of THIS
movement T. an Effort 90 shut me doors
Of the courts against ono perticular
,rf,widuaf Harry X ThaU What !
~ant % SEQ Tor THIS man = TAR and
ir.partial trial 81 the only question
nat has not already bcsn settled. tho
present condition 81 his mind. know
H. has rad ono trial % that question.
49, tbrre are circurr STANCES that reason
ahfr compel the fear that - VS. not ~
All respects a far ana Imperial hcar-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
state Factory Investigating Commits

The commissioners report. made
public to-day, will recommend that
the working hours of women in can
neries be limited to sixty hours week.
from June Is to October Is. with increase
to sixty-six hours between June p
and August 5. the busy season, at the
discretion of an industrial board An
other recommendation will be for FRO
hibiting night work for women
The commission proposes further to
prohibit manufacture of food. dolls
or dolls clothing and children's wear
ing apparel in a tenement house for a
factory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
NEEDY FAMILY WINS
PARDON FROM TAFT

Warrington. January "a large
family. including several children IN
need Of support. moved President Iaft
to-dav TO CON mute. to expire at once.
tire sentence 90 Mariana J.. Scns. con
vic,ed at Santa Re. -. NJ. May ). 1872.
Of forging and utterine false certih-
cate. in connection with census enumcr-
afor vouchers. Sena's original sentence
81 four years and four days vas pre-
viousiy cormuted by the President 20
ons year and one day. II IL nov ter
rofnafed entirety. Sens II said not %
have profted by his act.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

William J. Reid is presiden. OF tue
National Automobile Protective AS
socjation. Employees of the office said
to-day that they were not positive ~
was their employer who was sent 70
prison. w J. Reid left here Tor Can
fornia December a.
According to the record of detective
agency, the w. j. Reid sentenced ia
Fresno is a former convict who was
hardened by Governor Foss. OF Massa-
chusetts. in November. 1911 He es-
capped from the Massachusetts, state
prison at Springfield January 10, 1917.
While i'll with rheumatism he made Keys
and managed to saw his way through
chains, unlocked nine doors, scale an
eishteen-foot wall and hoobie TO liberty
on crutch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

at a handsomely framed charter granite
ed in 1912 TO the Amity Club. There was
no gambling apparatus in sight, and
the men seemed quite undisturbed.
The police found sets of dice and
poker chips. the cover and frame for
a crap table racing charts and several
telephones in another room Having
found these things. the police picked
out. Mr. Levy and took him and the
things they found.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
PLEADS GUILTY.
GETS SIX YEARS

Fresno. Cal, January 2S-Wlliiam
J. Reid. of Chicago, alias ) r. Crol.,
vbo confessed last night that he has
attempted to pass a forged check TOT
slt $50 on the First National Bank OF
Sanger, Cal. pleaded guilty TO forgery
charge to-day and was sentenced TO SIX
wears in Folsom prison. When arrested
Reid was wearing wig, false wniskers
and two suits of clothes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
PAV,OVA'S GREAT TOE
WORTH $4,000 WEEKLY

ing. If any duty rest upon the Bar Ae-
sociation of New York il is to see that
the legal and natural rights of every
human being. including Thaw, are pres
served, instead of being hindered or de<
MED ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
Report Adopted BY House.

Washington. January 25.-The con-
ference report on the Burnett Diliing-
ham immigration bill was adopted
by the House to-day. 1856 TO IL As
approved. il prescribes reading test
for immigrants. The clause providing
that immigrants from countries which
issue character certificates" must pre-
sent such certificates before being
ad mitted. was stricken from the bill.
The report now goes to the Senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
You Should
Enjoy Your Meals
One of the Most Important Questions
TO Consider in the Search for
HARDNESS and Health.

If your stomach cannot digest your
food. what will? Where's the relief! The
answer is in Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets,
because, as all stomach troubles arise
from indigestion, and because one ingre-
dent of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets IS
able to thoroughly and completely digest
1000 grains of food, doesn't IT stand to
reason that these tablets are going TO
digest all the food and whatever food you
put into your stomach!