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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
To LEASE 100000
ACRES N 0SACE
DEPARTMENT PLANS TO Put
MORE on LEASES on THE
MARkET.
MEANS MUCH WILD-CATTINC
DO Not Expect such Large Bonuse.
rs We're Paid for the Ones Re
Gently sold.

PAWHTSKA, okla. Nov. 7.(Spe-
ciol, From, a., ,,,thorati,o .,,..,
1t Nus i,aIneu tnat pans
'"N "ll"'"s'ihs an"
Su'''' 'o"' "r' Ii'pi'V't u the uh-
I'"a'" "'a'V'" nan Vi lie 'Sase .N't-
"""' 'i'' ''I 80, ""uy " uneAploreu
"" anu s'9 'o'i''oi1 III the MIu-'on
i'''"i ~" D'"b Ii"ue ny
,,'e u'l'"' '"''"' VI t"e interior ana
'i,"' ",I'ce io"'V'V "cres
VI SH'"" an" NIuey scattered leases
VIII soon ''' o'ieIeu lor Sue'
EhC""''E'' 'y 'ne eAcrPuohally
"'s" '''' u9'9 'e ''''u l"l '"e ~, ~
"c''9 III lh' a""Vh part OF the nation
'"llS ''''.u' ''. ueP'i 'i'ient oi the
,'''ii"i - A''' ~ nave ue'eiii'lileu T."
noh'H d, "",e u'' o,'p'iieht oi all 'he
'elIldiI'u'' oi 'u' 'Ndse country anu
mus ou''iIe - '"e "ld.eildl uuFant-
nse o. Su'h d S'ep 10 the Usage IN
ulahS 10 ehu once ana lor an the
.ons anu ,u,'ui'u"us coi''eS' lor en-,
uee iht1 'h'S ,i'l anu N,rsih Oh aho
sas lleIu "uich mas tiaue tue Usage
country the last two years as turbulent
anu iun ol ihulsue AZ tehtral
american repupIc'
me iHli'leuiste step proposed, so
lar hs the pan mas peen maze pubic
IL 10 iease win stringent regulations
,or aniiiieull's url,.'hs approN'inateiy
luV'oV' acres s1alIereu from creek
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08

it, and owing to the high success
which attended his plan Of leasing the
south county tracts which recently
brought such big bonuses, his recon-
mcndations viii undoubtedly carry
great weight I'm Washington.
The plan, IN the opinion Of the de-
partmcntal official discussing II. will
practically protect or test out the
uudc"eloped lands Of the Osages with
out any expense to them, and put this
valuable asset in condition to market
at the same high prices that prevailed
on the last leases.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08

NEW YORK. Nov 7.-Dr Harry
Wiley. former chief chemiss OF the
department Of agriculture. tonight
while speaking at a dinner OF the Ad-
vertlsing Mems league. accused pri-
vate detectives of having picked the
locks to his desk and ransackins his
private papers in search. he said, for
confirmation OF rumors tha- he had
made fortune out OF my work" "
The search OF his room occurred. he
said. about two months ago while he
was absent on a trip. The accusation
created a sensation at the dinner. al
though DR.. Wiley made Il in a mat
ter Of fact manner and Immediately
passed on to another topic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
Wnntcd-Will pay b. per pound for
clean cotton rags at World ONCE.


VALPARAISO. Chile. Nov. "A
record number Of steamers passed
through the Straits Of Magellan with
IN the ten months from January to
October 81, this year. according to an
official statement issued today. The
traffic included 22l steamers from
the Atlantic and 1871 from the Pacific
Officials here are Of he opinion
That the number Of vessels using the
stia ats Will not be affected By the
opening OF the Panama canal and that
Valparaiso viii continue 10 be the
principal port In the Southern Pa
cific
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08

VERA CRUZ Nov. 7.--One hun
dred and sixteen boxes Of silver pesos,
each valued at about $4,000, forward
ed here by Hugo Scherer & Co.. bank
ers OF Mexico City, for shipment on
the steamer Mexico, were seized by
government officials today. 1t is as
serted by the authorities that under
the law prohibiting such expectation
the money Is liable to confiscation.
The same steamer has Oh board
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
No More Dawn Teas. "

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. t..
Prom week. the big social event Of
the year at Yale. Will be celebrated
this year as compared with former
years, under orders issued today by
the committee In charge Of the affair
ihc functions will begin on Monday
Of Prom week in February and end
at io'clook on the following Wednes-
day morning. There will be no sat
ufdey might entertainment and no
more dawn teas or other entertain
Tents. This action was taken, II is
explained, today because OF the con
Wction that the affairs had become
too long drawn out.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
Let IL ShnM You.

II you are sufferer OF piles or
hemmorhoids in any form, come TO
cur store and let us show you Meri-
tol Pile Remedy. II is one Of the
best preparations we have ever
handled and Il sold on q positive
guarantee. Weaver Drug Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08

OMAHA. Neb., Nov. "a bandit
boarded a sleeping car on a Burling-
ton west bound train just as Il was
leaving Council Bluffs shortly after
midnight. held up the porter and
robbed everal passengers and escaped
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from bleeding, itching blind
or protrudng piles, send me your address.
and ! will tell you how to cure yours all at
home BY the new absorption treatment: and
will also send some of the home treatment
froe for trial, with reference from your own
locality II requested Immediate relief and
permanent cure assured Send no money.
but tel others Of this offer Write today to
Mrs. II. Summers Box p, South Bend Ind.
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08

date, TO find "A player capable of fill
ing the latter's place in this respect.
The probable lineup Of the two
teams, with the physical statistics OF
the PLAYERS. follows.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08

CUBA. y. Y. Nov john Coates
and Lloyd Gardner were drowned in
cuba Lake today The men were fish
ing and hunting from a boat when
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
A. A. & |. BUMGARNER
PROPRIETORs.

a charge Of heavy shot from a gun
accidentally discharged. tore hole
In the bottom Of the craft and II sank.
Neither man could swim.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08

OMAHA. Neb. Nov. IA bandit
cruiser Hertha arrived here this even
ing from Vera Cruz.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08

Inc reCOTuS Ol tnt oppoSlus ttdiiiS
for the present season follow:
Harvard
Sept. 27-Harvard 34 Maine 0.
oct. Harvard IA; Bates 0.
oct. 11-Harvard 23: Williams 3.
Oct. 1S-Harvard AZ. Holy Cross 4.
oct. 25-Harvard 30; Penn. State O..
Nov. Harvard 23, Cornell 6.
Total points-Harvard 17O, opposi-
tion 18.
Princeton.
Sept. 27-Princeton IA. Rutgers 3.
oct. l-Princeton 60; Fordham o.
Oct. 11-Princeton 2S; Bucknell g..
Oct. 1s-Princeton 13. Syracuse 0.
Oct. 25-Princeton o; Dartmouth O..
Nov. 1-Princeton 54; Holy Cross 0.
Total points: Princeton 17S; oppo-
sition Is.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08

more than half million in gold and
bars, shipped by the banks ~ Mexico
cry
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~ J. Third ST.
1868 aud 800.

Celery, Lettuce. Bananas. Oranges
Lemons and all vegetables I'm, season
at the best market prices for first
class goods
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
I, US
GROCERIES
and MEATS
III T.. Ninth AS ". Third
Phones 1I65-3232-1777.

Phones 1i65-3232-1777.
Everything sold in the Sweeney
stores is absolutely guaranteed in the
widest possible sense II anything
should fail to please, cali Phone 32S2
ana ask for the manager. 1t viii be
made right.
Our prices are made for our Gus
toners They are not expected to
please our competitors. We decline to
enter into any combinations or
agreements and prefer. to run our
business our own way and let the
other fellow run his any way he
pleases.
READ THIS LIST THROUGH.
Ralston p. C. Flour, package ... 1Oc
Hubbard Squash, pound ........ &c
Scudders Maple syrup, half gal SOC
Scudders Maple Syrup, quart ... soc
scudder's Maple Syrup, pint. 3Oc
A. J. Buckwheat Flour, package . zoe
Ringers Pure Buckwheat, sack 35c
Creamery Butter. pound ....... 35c
Fresh Country Egss, dozen ....35c
Van Camps Pork and Beans, for 25c
Fresh Pumpkins each ...... l5c
Yours Truly Macaroni, for ... 25c
Yours Truly Spaghetti, for ... 2Jc
Scudder's Sugar Butter, pail .. soc
Mary Jane Sorghum. can .......15c
New Sauer Kraut, quart ......1 Zoe
Granulated Sugar, Il lbs .....SI.GG
Fresh Cocoanuts, each ...... i0C
Cape Cod Cranberries, quart Zoe
Tokay Grapes. ! pound. d......-...1O Zoe
Malaga Grapes pounds .... 35c
Choice Apricots, 2 pounds ..... 35c
Winesap Apples. peck .... 35c
Fancy Johnathan Apples, pick soc
New Comb Honey pound ...... zoe
Burbank Potatoes peck ..... 3Oc
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, peck SOC
Nice Juicy Sweet Oranges, dozen SOC
Good Lemons dozen ..... SOC
FNncy Grapt Fruit, each ..... ice
Bulk Beets, pound ....... ic
Fancy Celery, bunch Zoe
White Turnips. pound ......... sc
Solid Cabbage, pound .......... &c
California Tomatoes, pounds 25c
Fresh Pumpkin, each ........15C
Swft's White Soap, 10 bars 35c
LenoX SOAP, II bars ......... 35c
Large Spanish Onion, pound .... 7c
Dromedary Dates, 2 pkgs. .. 25c
California Figs. 3 pkgs. ....... 25c
New Seeded Raisins. pkgs. .. .25c
New Currants. 3 pkgs. ..........2 25c
Rulk Queen Olives. quart .... Zoe
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, pkgs 25c
Post Toasties, plgs ..........25c
Hot House Lettuce. pound ...... zoe
Pure cider Vinegar. gallon ..... S5c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
ORDER EARLY

Pleose order early. Call phone 3232
n 1855 is busy. We will have extra
delivery service for Saturday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
ECONO MY
Cash Grocery
SPECIAL PRICES FOR
SATURDAY,

Bright Florida Grape Fruit, each fOc
pkgs. Dromedary Dates ana. .25c
Fancy Colorado Potatoes. peck 800
Yellow Jersey Sweet Potatoes peck SOC
large cans Pie Peaches ... 4 25c
1 quart bottle pure Cider Vinegar f5c
ID. pkg. our Special Blend Coffee 25c
cans blackberries ......... Csc
cans Red Cherries ..........25 25c
1 gal California Peeled Peaches 35c
3 cans Elgin Cream Corn. ...... 25c
Nice Dressed Hens. per Id ..... .15c
w. T. BENNETT
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HIGH GRADE FLOUR.


Dressed Spring Checkers. pound 23c
Dressed Fat Hens. pound ...... lsc
Prime Roast Beef, pound ....f1c
Good Roast Beef. pound f5c
Roast Pork. pound ........f5c
Home Made Sausage. pound 49,. f5c
Good Breakfast Bacon. pound :. 2bc
Skinned Hams. pound ....... 22c
Pork Chops. pound ........2O zoe
Round Steak. pound .......2 2Oc
Roast Veal, pound ..........1 H.,
Veal Steak or Outlets. pound 25c
Veal Stew pound .........f5 f5c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-08
STANDARD BRANDS.

SIhNDtbhp bhNNp~.
We carry practically every good
brand of goods, including Heinz,
Beechnut. Monarch, Bert Olney's,
Hale's Carnation, Felch's Grape
Juice. Walter Bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate. Durkees Salad Dressing,
Prices and Royal Baking Powders,
and all at right prices.
HIGH GRADE FLOUR.
We don't push cheap brands of
flour. We give you Just what you
want-either Red Star. Polar Bear,
North Pole. Pride OF Perry. Calendar
or Lyons Pest.
COUPON BOOKS.
These were the first stores in Tulsa
10 feature coupon books 1t is the
ideal trading way. best for us and
best for you. order one today.
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Harvard

The records Of the opposing teams
for the present season follow:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-12-26
LITTLE SENSE IN "HUsTLING"
Reckless Use of Energy Does Not
Stamp Man as cne Capable of
the Biggest Tasks.

when l travel" said a young mil.
lionaire in New York City, Il want
to move. My time is worth money and
waste time on slow trains He was
explaining why he had hired spe-
cial train. to carry him from Minneap-
oils to New York. 1t Is almost need
less to add that he did not make his
millions, but inherited them. If he
had hewn out his own fortune, it is
altogether probable he would not be
riding in special trains across the con.
tinent. The probability is that those
from whom he inherited his fortune
did not ride over the country in spe
cial trains.
It goes without saying that time
is money" and wise men are jealous
rather than prodigal of their hours,
says the Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle Those who perform big
tasks how fatal is the habit of pro-
crastination and how necessary it is
to guard those moments which may be
turned into times Of fruitful accom-
plishment or lost because of waste
and deadening delay. But moderation
and poise are essential elements Of
success. We get much of our health,
happiness and character through re-
straint
Men may hurry in their absorbing
anxiety to be scholars and lose their
health; they may devote themselves
continuously to pleasure in feverish
anxiety to enjoy life and reap only
the dregs of despair; they may rush
-headlong after wealth, only to find
that there is no sweetness in treasure
accumulated with spirit which has
denied to itself the influences Of cul-
ture and refinement Haste may lead
to wasteful extravaganza. There il a
great difference between legitimate
hustle and an extrayagant dissipa-
ton of energy and time. We must re-
member that haste sometimes makes
waste
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from the vessel at the moment of the
catastrophe. AS we sank back ex-
hausted upon the bottom feeble
voice cried to US from over the wa
tiers.
We seized the oars and pulled with
a will. In a few moments | made out
a man clinging to spar; 1t was
Van Aam, and with one hand he sup
ported the puffy face Of Julius.
II had to stun him to keep him
from pulling me under he whispered
as we boisted him in. But he was
too fat to sink. Now all together!"
We got the millionaire into the boat,
but that was our last effort. We
drifted to and fro upon the face OF the
sea until day broke, disclosing long,
flat coast-line not five miles away.
Sir julius, who since recovering con-
seriousness had been alternately pray
ing and weeping. sat up and pointed.
THANK God. we're saved; we're on
Georgia, " heScried.
Van Aam laughed sarcasticaiiy
Il wish it were,' he said That's
one of the Caymans. an uninhabited
cluster of coral isles covered with
Jungle. Our troubles are only; com
mencing.'
But we've got food, said the mill
lionaire. I'VE can signal to passing
ships"
Then, looking round. his eye fell
upon the water cask.
.sWhere's breakfast?p he demanded
peevishly. I'VE ain't IN such bad
straits after an, but I'm devilish hun
xry. Got any eggs?'
s.Sir julius Robinson said Nik0lai.
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who returned a few minutes after me,
announced that we appeared 10 have
landed upon q large island, and that
he had found no trace OF water. How
ever, our cask contained enough to
last as, with care. for several days.
We broiled the turtles eggs and sat
down to our unappetizing meal. Then
Sir Julius rose with alacrity and
stretched out his hand toward the
pot.
Turtles eggs, hey?" he said sniff
fng. Well, they don't look SO bad.
I'll take that one"
You'll get breakfast in the morning
il you work for it," said Nikolai.
WHAT shrieked Sir Julius, are
you thieves going to leave me to
starve? Amt one of the party"
Sir Julius" said Nikolai with a
bow, you can gather all the turtles
eggs you can find in the morning and
have them for yourself"
Raw I interrupted. THE matches
belong to me"
Damn you" snarled the millionaire.
Il could buy fifty such puppies as
you
You can buy your share Of the
meal said Nikolai
The millionaire's features relaxed
into sour smile. "Oh, trying to
hold me up, hey?' he said. well.
haven't got my checkbook here. but
you can charge it up against me.
How much a day? Laundry In.
cluded?"
One diamond a meal. said NikOIai
blandly.
Sir julius turned Hyid; he clutched
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tapping the fat millionaire upon the
shoulder, "all the eggs you are likely
to get during the next few weeks are
turtles eggs-raw.s
Amt you got any food?" asked
julius, bewildered.
Take up that oar and pull, or we'll
toss you overheard shouted Nikolai
savagely.
The millionaire attempted to obey.
But his flabby hands could hardly hold
the handle, and Van Aam snatched it
from him impatiently and gave 1t to
Miss Boyd. She pulled bravely, and
soon we began to draw nearer to the
shore. After several hours of work
under burning sun we beaehed the
boat upon a shore Of dense and i'm
penetrable jungle.
And now to make camp, said
Nikolai He had taken command as IL
by right, and no one questioned him.
He assaigned Van Aam to gather
wood from the Jungle happily ! had
silver box full of matches which
had escaped wetting; to myself he
gave the task of gathering turtles
eggs from the shore; he announced
his intention of ascending a peak
which was visible some miles away
through the jungle in order to investi-
gate our surroundings. 1t was gem
orally agreed that we must have
landed upon one Of the uninhabited
and inhospitable Caymans.
was lucky In my search and came
back with several turtles eggs: also
discovered pelican colony and located
several nests of young. These
would serve US at pinch, though the
flesh would be as unpleasant as that
of most sea-birds.
When / returned found the fire
merrily blazing and Mary in charge OF
the camp. Sir Julius lay stretched
out on his back grooming Nikolai,
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scend. julius, reduced to covering
neap OF fear. crouched against the
gHnWale. remember seeing the sea
neave toward us-and then
We were all in the water, and at the
same instant every portfolio became
ablaze. The fire had reached the
cargo, which consisted largely of sui
phur and nitre. A violent explosion
followed Whether this or the fall
stunned me / do not know, but /
opened my eyes to see, high over my
head, the lifeboat hanging by one
rope from the side of the sinking
ship, while close at my side swan
Nikolai, supporting Mary. l under
stood what happened Immediately
The ropes had refused to work; one
had broken, and all had been flung
into the water. l must have been
swimming for some time before recov-
er1ng consciousness, for all this passed
through my brain as some horrible
moving picture play When regained
full possession of my faculties / found
myself clinging to small water-cask
that floated at my side. tossing
like a cork upon the waves. The
ship had disappeared and under the
light Of the stars the sea looked inky
black and void Of life. Had all except
myself persisted? AS the thought
flashed through my mind heard my
self hailed, and. looking round saw
Nikolai. not twelve feet away. cling
ing to the side of an empty lifeboat,
one arm supporting Mary.
Swim to the other side and climb
in while / steady her, he called.
] struck out with the cask, climbed
in with difficulty and hauled In the
cask after me. Then helped Nikolai
in with the half-conscious girl. The
oars were still In the boat, but the
provisions were gone: evidently this
was the one that had broken loose
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at his neck where hung the channels
bag suspended from the cord.
You don't get anything" ne
shouted. "That's-a nice trick to play
on man. Because I've got few pre-
cious stones
Il want nothing" said Nikolai.
Miss Boyd is the hostess here.
Diamonds are nothing but crystallized
carbon. AS you are aware, Sir julius
they have no intrinsic value apart
from their relation to other commodi.
ties. In Maiden Lane or Kimberly
they bring good prices; here they are
worth exactly one turtles egg for
the smaller ones and one turtles egg
and drink Of water for the finer
stones
Sir Julius detached the bag and
picked out tiny stone.
Here! Give me turtles egg" he
snarIed.
Nikolai picked out the smallest egg
and handed it to the millionaire with
bow. While Sir julius devoured it
greedily, Nikolai turned the diamond
over TO MISS BOyQ.
I'VE have new boarder,' he said.
Please accept his meal ticket In ad-
vance"
{ Mary took the diamond with a
smile When the millionaire had con-
Guided his meal he bought a drink
with another stone
How many more have you?" asked
Van Aam, laughing.
Twenty-four,' answered Sir julius
with snarl.
Three a day unused Van Aam,
and one for lodging unless Sir julius
prefers to sleep outside the campfire
among the raccoons. That will last
six days. Perhaps by that time we
shall flnd some manner of reaching
more hospitable shore
"Nikolai,' said Van Aam, when the
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millionaire had departed wrathfully
to pace up and down the sandy beach
and battle with his emotions, where
do you think we are? This is not
one of the Caymans. There is no
scrap of coral formation. We must
be north of the coral limit-that
would mean in the latitude of the
Bahamas"
He ceased and sprang to his feet
suddenly. Come with me, Nikolai, +"
he cried. Il want to speak to you.
Quick, before it grows dark We have
some walking to do
They did not return until after sun
set. Then they were both chuckling.
Miss Boyd and Mr.. Summers. said
Nikolai, excuse this mirth in the
presence of such danger But really
we have a joke too exquisite to be
shared How long viii it take our
stout friend to dispose of his
diamonds?"
six days said Mary. smiling.
And you promise to keep them!''
yes, said Mary, her face sudden
~ becoming serious Yes. viii. Do
you know he tried to push me out Of
the boat when they lowered it from
the deck?"
Nikolai clenched his hsts. Its >
pity we can't leave him here to rot. "
he muttered. But after all we have
some sort of human duty toward him. ?
The worst of it Is said Van Aam,
that We shall have to stay. In this con-
founded place until he has passed
over his board.
Have you seen . ship7" ! cried.