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The evening world., 1913-04-03
News Oddities

ten-year-od California .oy
eank the God We Trust burglar
ooed 80 DID
once" There n q
PhladelpMs
the
-
Methodist
oeen . rush Of Applications
Besides
OF
one capybna and
wages for life
All the painters
c'''s hshs and power plant shrssesn to QUIT
Tnsr. N Of
LOnsFs .
supply
~ n Of
s2booss2
Tor the last
under the ordinances
In the a years the oonoAniss expended ssoooeooe
Tho wife q
ons OF
0o''s| get along % les han GLsp . month
nsfs'dsnt TAN smiled
called
Donney OF the Midnight Cub Thsn TAFT -
The evening world., 1913-04-03
Is CENT "DANDER|NE'' FOR FALLING
HAIR AND DANORUFF GROWS HAIR
Don't pay so for worthless hair tonicsUse old
reliable, Harmless "Danderne'-Get results.

Thin. brittle. cSlosisas snd scrseGy
hair 10 mute evidence d . neslsr@sd
scalp: Of dsndruff-that awful scuri.
There 10 nothing 90 destructive 70 the
hair - dsndruif. II robs the hair a ia
lustrs. its strength and its very life;
eventually producing feverishness and
itching Of the scalp which II not reme-
died causes the hair roots to shrink.
loosen and dis-thsn the hair fslls out
last.
A little Dsnderine tonight-now-
any time-will surely save your hair.
The evening world., 1913-04-03

Get Q aB cent hottie n Knowlton''
Dsnderine from any drug store or toilet
counter. and after tho first application
you will say Il WAS thu best investment
you ever made. Your hair will imme-
diatsly take ON that life. lustrs and luxu.
rance, which 10 20 beautiful II Will
become wavy and fluffy and have the sp-
pearsnce Of abundance: an incompatible
gloss and softness. but what will please
you most will be after just Tow weeks
use. when you will actually zee lot ol
fine. downy hair-nsw hair-growins oil
over the scalp.
The evening world., 1913-04-03

Anxious M:"--Givs your children is to ~ 20
wetting 10 10 Is dro,s IN water bafofe 9tas
the following; Ti1stirs a caSso" com, " mud
SaimWort o.. Mil we'll. TN: should BE-
Siysn sl.nt "ns hour b<.'' u~Ai. In "S~
Doctor. - have . ven severe CO; 49, .;
'aiArri Of .hs had o,o and s". sns bowel. sss
affected, "'"h' "A' WYNN
b VI would advice the folio.,ns lon n
,reainsit; Obtain ,, sn'i " .aa " on:
'"' ,hS OF , S"i" ,a'if the water through u;
ro.tfiis sc,rral im-' 80 DAY; oxd M' 'S sp.
s ,,sss 3, ,a Il or @' r..ts. md .ppS H.
.ai,o 70 nc no-tril Ms far up o. poanN.
l'or internal tra.m'nt uss ne =, Sny wsIi
stgio 'sar.spsris comp; I on, comp. nTd
L,iu,suIt / o., fluid ext. buchu os. 's''
o 1aS 't.saa.spoonfni four tim" day.
~ -, writes: MY hair n hsr.h end
Isad r,g Gan you help mef"
A,.v,r; dc, - o., Jar q pi.ip yslloT,,
mnySl and I .sa y Ts sns i i VII SH srns sscI
ees"E,s, s sSss natural color 70 the hair youl
dandriif viii he cured and YOU WI !" ~
ssrdsd With h'ai,as sr1wh "f Hs
Mrs. G." writes II y:1t s'% n hI,,.t q
Wy b,ooi u thin, watery and ] have . p"
Soupisyion. DrtNrs .N en- snAsm'H'
Answer Probably your .,t%l, X. ,. sSns
asssId sdyise that yos, begin taking thle'
grain t.Sis'' q enc: En-: nh co" 90
'in,e N csrpueoin. Thee tAblsts I'D d
s ssa and Gauss the holy. 70 asHmdlate IN,
$500" :, swsnfa IN food thus gtvtnl color
, seisA. and sS.nxth. % d: .anosa.iS tsa'
..rom K" wvihsa ~ have hen msbi
,o x.nrI fpr some weeks on account a rhSu
w.tiSm. What would you advissf"
Answw. Take the following and .sm sur
Nj. Ire following st home And tai: : tea
s,soeiul q meal t%s. and .. SsdtinS
Ioa,a: q a SSssc usn. q sosSe,s os 81
comm. ssssrcs csudiQl. %. fluid haapwogt.
o.. and syvup sasiosstilA. o..
The evening world., 1913-04-03

Kahn. AmAto. so0Sti. Karl Jorn and
De oeg,HoA- AmAto has boon tsanhing
the young man for two months and will
take him abroad ehas summer. When
Mr.. Nttay returns he will set . third
trial. and II he shows sufhoaent progress
Mn. Breitung and Mr.. Kahn will cry
to interest others In joining to send the
young man abroad Tor . severe course
Of traAnlnR
The evening world., 1913-04-03
-..see WOMEN ENrERrAN
WITH MoUssoReskv As TEXT

NTH MoUssoReskv As TEXT.
Three w0nsn gave one Of the mot
eha,minG snter tainments Of the season
AZ Ruusord Hall yesterday Aftef0o'
y.xA voussorgsky. the composse OF
90. oodunon." - the tart CON
.eane> Purdy, IN American oouoeHo'
80 Aus spsnt some years. In RUSSIA
800 several Of his songs. and Deretny
avrinsou played some Of his oompoeae
tieus for the piano. while nsehsr swssn'
.os rnoAe delightful little running COM
oGuae On each number. ard. In ne
oouRns a the Afternoon. told . great
del q Nousoorgskys LIFE and accom-
plisAmsnts. The Misses Swanson ees
Engaish, WIN . wsll-easusd rsOueeoeo
In London and Paris.
AZ sAs beginning. without accomoAna.
n,sua W. Resnlkoff. who y blind. sang
q eroup Of toik-songs that made
stsapg appeal. Miss Purdy's simplicity
saas darn were commented upon In
IN column when recently she save
hO 0Vu recital. Dorothy swanson
4ssosd taste and skill 40 Q pianist
~ a was Esther Swanson. the mod
go ntns lecturer. who carried OF the
~ honors. She denied that Nous
su&nky was an ignorant musician. ~
hIdS oSsn charged. II he did not re-
80 The conventional grammar OF mu-
"a. jhe declared. II was because he was
a revoau t3onary and chose his own
sdism, - anybody who had seen his
msnuse5ipts must know.
hoV NM |.
vSses outside the building might have
sDoBsd ne entertainment Il all thrss
NJ; not been - good natured. IT'S .
n that he trio did not make . public
sSpeas earlier In the season.
Oh Dshrsns, pianist: Ludwig HeA
tsnsp; sara ourovitoh. 'cellist; ofaes
AnAsroon, accompanist at the piano. and
the Hes soioists Ensemble gave con-
cert a. Aeolian Hall yesterday after
oo~a for the benefit Of Eugen Halle.
ch~go was a large and friendly audience
hat enjoyed programme. OF which half
4 dozen songs by Mr.. Halle. sung by
-. Hes, were OF principal interest
Beexhov.n's A major sonata and Rubin
stems d major sonata were played by
Miss Behrens and Miss Gurovitch. The
Ensemble sang Brahms's IAN dis
Hsmat" and GYPSY Song and Bee
shsvsn's Hymn to Night"
D.. Ferry Luck. an Austrian baritone
who was heard at private houses II
Newport last summer and since ha'
iolned the faculty OF the Cincinnati
Conservatory. gave recital at Aeoiia'
Hall last night. His voice. of no grea
power, Is Of pleasing quality. and n
ha, some gifts as an Interpreter. Hi
The evening world., 1913-04-03
HER SHOPPING TRIP COSTLY.


appears On Her Tour.
Mrs.. Joffn ferdon French. wife Of Dr..
French Of No. ~ West Fffty-first strsst,
went shopping In several Sixth avenue
stores shortly before noon yesterday.
She was wearing . necklace valued at
$1,000. Q gift from her husband.
When she returned to her home about
. O'Clock she found her necklace wa
gone. She rushed back to the stores she
had visited and . vain search for the
missing necklace was made in each Of
them. The police Of the East Fifty.hnt
street station we're notified. According
to Q statement made BY Mrs. French TO
the police she VAS jostled several times
IN the store crowds. Neither Mrs.
French nor the police would discuss the
loos last night
The evening world., 1913-04-03
Because

Because IL contains the kind Of
punishment that those suffering
ON consumption need but do not
obtain from their food, 10 Why
Father Johns Medicine has been 90
successful for 50 years in curing
throat and lung troubles. and pre-.
venting consumption.
Il b Q food medicine free from
alcohol or poisonous drugs. Not .
patent medicine
The evening world., 1913-04-03

programme included sonp b. 0cAub0e
Schumann. Brahms. Richard Strauss,
Ruoinste!n ana. In English. ~ Ohaslss
@. epross. his accompanist
Theodore Ktny. The young alnsuaaa
tenor. who carly in the season Wa dls-
covered by . World reporter and b.
frisndsd bv MA n N. BrsAeung. got Q
escond hearing ~ the EstropolitAn
oreN House yestecday afternoon.
The evening world., 1913-04-03
Hundreds Seek
Vainly to Hear
"Aida'' at Opera
Capacity Audience Applauds
4 Fine Performance, With
Car,no. Emmy Destinn,
Louise Homer and Amato
in the Cast, Mr.. Polacco
Conducting.
BY SYLVESTER RAWLING.

SStInRFDs 81 ds,appoin,ed n.oo,s
~ vere turned away from the Met
/ ! eopo,stsn opera House last night
Wa .Asda" VA suns. with Caruso -
RsAamaa the capacity limit was
..aSA>A anA tn Sobby SIN full Of an
~ A,one oiamorin~ for admission
~ . vs1ttnr nne stretching down
Dre>IOay end around TArty-ninsh
etspeN - Seventh avenue. Aftsr ne
-. Vses saossd many Of them 20
u~Siy waited thslr turn 70 GET to ne
- smss sna bought ssats tor nsxt
rues6sy svsnins. whn the ops,> VIII
a. eS,cssed With the same cast except
t,,aS joAanns 0adsid, instead Of Emmy
Dessinn, vii ding the utls part MI.
The evening world., 1913-04-03

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The evening world., 1913-04-03
Our Furniture Club

convenient plan Of payment may be arranged by
joining our Furniture Club membership. which will
enable you to furnish your home complete or in part on
the monthly payment club for less than cash prices else
where. II you need Furniture, is the time to join
our club Write consult the Department OF Accounts
on the end floor for ull particulars.
The evening world., 1913-04-03

90 H." writes; Pleas sdvtss somsthine
70 tais that will c,irs chronic consiI ~ ton.
I have Nlfered for yesn afsd have usei mAny
EndB a ptlls. but they do DOT c,lre."
The evening world., 1913-04-03

Answer: Any one who "a too noshy an
safely take grain srbOltne tablets. They are
sold by vol stocked dr,L,gists IN sealed tube
with full directions for Use. 4 pound . dAy,
Nd rugulASly An BE- takan ON
The evening world., 1913-04-03
No Time Lost
In Getting to Hearn's
Read the Schedule

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The evening world., 1913-04-03

Ansver: ! think INST a the illness b
oasssd by chronic constipation. II the follow
ing tablets are taken regularly they will g~d.
and sOvsh into healthy souon. They are
packed 10 sealsd tube and are called thre-
grsan ssiphesb tablsss mot sulphsv tAbiets)
purify ~ blood end tons W the entire rs
TN. II you are dyspspdc.. tAks tablsts tho
pGp&1nS. ThAN no nedioAnas 200 viii hnd
"a ony upxe-datS drug aoS.
The evening world., 1913-04-03

'Elisn j.. asks: y en- only q ysas old
snd Veish ion po,mds. ! en- short, fat and
I feel embarrassed. Gan yuu ahvAE . saf.
Vodu.tng remedy
The evening world., 1913-04-03

''ClAra" vrit0, IL have hnd Q cough Ssr
sbous . ysar and fear silAll never bs IA Of
Il, ~ II eets worse With every frsh cold I
sAItr~et. Could you give us . renisiyf"
Answer; ! can give you . remedy that !
en- urs viii cure Jou AMI ono that Is atsO-
uteiy harmless And p6Aaant TO take. MAXI Z
ayrup wica one pant " gIsnuistat sugar and
ons-hAlf pint Of bnhnx wsl-r, put On the
ire and let Il come 10 = boil. then cool and
add the oontAoA Of . 81 OF. bottls n
sa<nce u,fptho-lsAsns. which you can purntass
y Any drug s1ss. and you viii have pAnt
Of ths finest cough yrup on the market TO-
day. II Is about eight tlmea cheaper than Or
dinssy labelIej oo.agh msd4cipss cod will lAA
much Longer.
''Ahry" says: Il would IKE aonathins for
Indigestion. cannot eat and an. croas and
irH,sbie all the ums. ! tear 1t vii os'AAs
Answer: Ask yoar druggist for tsh,sss
tstopspins and tAks socO~dins 70 the d
rsct3ons. Thee AN pink. vhitS cad blue
tablsts and are TO b taken morning, noon
And night respectively. ThAs will cure yoar
inhigot0a end prevent appandkatsa
Nervous Dorothy wnso, II have no
appststs whatever. cannot sissp 81 mint
and my nerves en In q terrtblc condatI0o
Can you t~ll shat ~ouh help ma
Answer; The followtns haa hslped thou.
:snd. n" s ssats, YOU 90; Get or.
q Gnrsurs csdomsus mot csrdsmonj and
take Q tsaSpooufui 6sfors meals. This tonic
will restore your nerosn Uvtsn and you viii
b. ssrooG end we'll within . vwy ahnlt un,a
The evening world., 1913-04-03

Tho VIE q George L. on Nswart. suns oor davorc
'hsr Of their homo and 5000 year aiony and Informed
possibly get along oQ les shan eLsp . month.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-29
TORE WEDDING RING
FROM HER FINGER
YOUNG COWBOY DESERTED HIS
YOUNG SEVENTEEN-NE\R-
OLD BRIDE,

w. Floyd Shafer, according to his
young wife, was a cowboy--a real
western Oklahoma COW puncher-
but according to her story he lack
ed the chivalry accorded the pictur-
esque westerns In the moving pic
lures. The last she saw Of him was
the day he forcibly wrenched her
wedding ring from her finger and
rode away from the ranch out in
Beaver county in the far western
Panhandle country.
Yesterday Mrs. Hazel Shafep. who
was married at the tender age of II,
filed suit in the superior court for
a divorce. a motherln-law played a
prominent part I'm the matrimonial
troubles Of the young cowboy and his
youthful bride, according to the petit
ton. 1t alleges that Shafer's mother
came to the ranch aVOwcdly to break
up the couple and that she inimedi-
ately proclaimed herself the boss
of the place. This naturally led to
trouble. with the result that one day
Shafer forcibly tore the wedding ring
from the hand of his bride and rode
away like Lockinvar, only he never
returned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-29
Wonderland.

Harry and Anna Mae seymour will
appear in a refined comedy, harmony
singing, unique dancing aud impcr-
sonation of more than ordinary In
ttrcst They are decidedly clever
and present a clever exhibition OF
talent and beauty, The three Bennett
Sisters will introduce novel physi-
cal culture exhibition, intcrsperscd
freely with feats of boxing, fencing
wrestling and hand-to- hand balanc-
ing, ball throwing and other exhibl-
tiuns OF strength unusual In a girls
offering. Their act Is a widely ar.
fcrent one from that of any Other
sister trio. and its very unusual
quality will serve TO make II a most
pleasant diversion. Virginia Grant, .
winsome little Miss, viii render sew
eral pleasing melodies In an mimi
table manner. Miss Grant lacks
nothing as far as charm, talent and
personality are concerned Probably
her chief attribute tx the fact that
she is different ana has a style de
Cdedly original Chas EdcnberR
will present unique novelty in
which many special features for the
athletic minded will be introduced.
Edenberg has won the lightweight
championship in the western states.
and his vaudeville exhibition is Il re-
marhable bit of ingenuity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-29
Spanish WAR VETS
ORGANIZED A CAMP
" III TAKE PART As \ BODN IN
MEMORIAL DAY
EXEKCISES.

AT we'll attended and enthusis-
tic meeting at the Commerciul club
last night, a temporary organization
I camp of the United Spanish War
Veterans was organized. l.. j. +.
Rooney, who was a lieutenant in the
famous seth New York, was elected
temporary commander, and w. W.
Neal udjutant Twenty-throe men
signed the roll, or more than enough
to secure charter which win be ap-
piled for Immediately
That there are at Nast 200 surviv-
ors of the spanish war re-
siding in and around Tulsa is be,
lleyed and soon it Is hoped to have
the majority if not all of them en-
rolled with the newly organized
camp.
IL was decided unanimously to take
part as an organization in the OBJ
seryance Of Memorial Day and every
Spanish War Veteran Is requested to
meet at the armory Of company A on
South Boulder between First and Sec
ond street AT l o'clock Friday after
noon for this purpose.
Commander Rooney is anxious to
make a good showing at this, the
first occasion Spanish War Veterans
have officially participated in the
celebration Of Memorial Day in this
city
The following men signed the ros-
ter last night:
Oakley d. Thomas. company \,
10th Kansas; william d. Davis, COM
pany A, SSth T. 5. V. Infantry; e. p.
Louderback, company A, l57th In
diana; Henry Hazard, company X.
3rd L. S Cavalry; w. w. Neal, COM
pany d, End T. s. V. Engineers; Jay
A. Stevenson, Bird Missouri; Lon fIud-
son, company G, Goth Kansas;
Thomas Ebright 32nd U. S. V. In
fantry; Il. r. Wilson, company d,
lst Territorial Infantry; G. +. Grin
stead. company u, 1G1st Indiana:
James Bowen, company f, 15Sth In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-29
World Wants, Gets Results
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
To Be Seen at TEls1's Various PIdyhOnseJ

the last half of the present week.
LydcI, Conley and Lydcll, have
hlackfacc act that makes your mind
tiptoe to catch every word uttered
are singing and dancing comedians
that dope up the situation until your
funnybone Just won't let You alone.
They're great stuff Then there's the
Mus-Art Trio, three folks who play
tho piano sing and dance and never
fail to bring home the bacon. They're
the playugest, singngest, dancingest
bunch of folks roaming around loose,
and they uncork a mixture Of honest
to-goodncss ear ticklings that make
your heart bump lighter for weeks
afterward It's a great act, grabbed
at the last minute by Manager Rena-
lee. It's some more good stuff. The
two Hayward Sisters. have splen-
did musical act that is an entertain
ing novelty on all four sides and
across the surface. They play real
music all the time-the kind that
makes you want to hear more truck
like 1t until your heads can't be made
behave The Aerial Shcrwoods fly In
the air gracefully and wonderfully,
without propellors or gasoline tank
or anything Ike that. They arc
flying gymnasts who nit In azure and
hutter until YOU almost fret--but
they should worry, not You. And
two bits takes you on n l4-mile rido
via Sand Springs Railway to tho park
and allows You TO see all Of this stuff.
Can you beat it?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-29
South Amhrican Indian Tribe
Has q Remarkable Philosophy

class, not even among chiefs. There
aro rrlY uo social distinctions, the
chlofs only holding rulo wncn II m
Tor tho common good, suhc as IN
time uf Wor
'Thcrc is no law of inheritance.
The elan ls to great extent as re-
sponshlc ror the children as IA,
parents themselves. and the cduca-
lion and maintenance OF the children
are tribal matters rather than par
entail children are supposed to have
as much liberty as possible.
'As far as law goes there Is very
little restriction In marriage.
The aged must bc Kept at the oX-
pcnso of the community, as also the
sick aud disabled.
Competition In the way NJ one
man striving 10 rise superior 20 his
fellow man, to rule over others or TO
better himself at their expense, Is
strongly discouraged ana almost nom
existent,
Those who have been travelling,
ana therefore not able to produce
crops, or those who for any other
reason have no means Of subsistence
for tho time being, have claim on
the community"
Passing from this summary 20 full
Ter details the author endeavors to
show how four centuries OF their pc
cullar social system have affected
the Carco Indiana
They Refuse 10 Work.
There IL among them az much
diversity Of ability, strength and en-
ergy aE amongst other people, but
the able agriculturist who could, II
he would, acquire II large and pro-
ductlve plantation by his own efforts,
who by thrift and industry could
maintain his own family ana depend.
cnts comfortably refuses, In obedi-
cncc to the socialistic law. To work
for the support Of others OF whom he
does not approve. Accordingly he
necessary for present needs. lie never
saves anything against the day of
adNerslty because others are not do
ing the same, and therefore If he had
a store in reserve the thriftless would
step IN and share it with him. The
clever hunter can bring In abundance
OF game, but he sees no use I'm An-
duly fatiguing himself and is content
with supplying hts own immediate
needs and the wants Of those whom
he desires TO help. The natural re-
suit Is that the Indian, in course Of
generations, has become thrlftless.
lazy, selfish and has lost to a great
extent all kind feelings for those out
side his own immediate circle"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland %: Chicngo Ia.

NIVNVIIHU I-o' NIINNEV T-5'
CLEVELAND, May 2S.-Cleveland
took both games of double header
here with Chicago today, the first ,
to one and the second 3 to 3. The
fret game was decided in the first
two innings, as neither side got a
man past second after that, Scores:
First game r. II. +.
Cleveland -. 10 600 600 l
ChiceEo ... 100 0O0 O0o--1 l
batteries: Kahler and O'Neill; CT
cote and Schalk.
Second game r. II, T..
Cleveland ,.. 210 200 OOx-5 10 0
Batteries, Gregg and Carisch;
White, Walsh and Schalk, Kuhn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE


CHICAGO, May ?S,--n the longest
major league game Of the season to-
day, a base on balls in the .l7th in
nlng with the bases fun ana two out,
cost ST. Louis The game 10 T. The
locals had the game won until the
9Th inning, when Mitchell dropped
McLean's fly. after two We're out
This, followed by a double Il single
and a wild pitch, tied the score,
Harmon. who had replaced Grlner
and Cheney, who was the third pitch
or for Chicago. put up a great pitch
ers battle.
The score II. II. r.,
st. Louis
O1O 100 eI2 600 600 OO-7 10 2
Chicago
OO2 1O2 600 600 900 Ol--S 10 8
Batteries -Grlner, Harmon ana Nc
Lean, Pierce, Lavender and Archer.