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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-10
Mother of Dead Girl Faints.

HAS anybody some wine?' she
sobbed. Mother"
The door Of the fiat on the first floor
opened to her. and presently she came
hurrying out again with a small goblet
OF red wine in her hands. Her hands
shook 50 that she spilled the vine as
she ran. forcing her way through me
crowd. with n group of small boys io'-
lowing at her heels.
Up and down the block, women IA
sweaters. and tired women with baDy
carriages discussed the tragedy.
81 think She was just terrible fond
Of that woman with the children, and
when she found out the truth about
her. she couldn't stand 1t, 50 her nina
gave way" said one. There were other
remarks, too, that the mourners could
not but hear.
At the cemetery the same groups OF
strangers were encountered. women
with their children. out IN the wonder
full springhke sunshine, turned their
footsteps TO the rev grave near the
Fifth Avenue entrance. EVen "neh
there was nothing TO lie seen but a
heap o. faded flowers, they still stood
there talking.
Floral emblems were sent By the
PARENTS and sisters Of the deceased, and
by her friends at the Young Women ;
Christian Association and the Mayo
factoty, at New Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-10

statement that he had up,,,
spiracy among the nsw.,.s't 1
dent Wilson and sherburrs.y cs's !
a representative Of Neris,,' - y
ests, 70 misrepresent CO.,.
Mexico 20 people in the I, %.l,.,
Major Gillette denied ,ba, 1.st
word conspiracy" - -
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-08-19
- LOCAL NEWS. -
G.. Mr. and Mrs B. S. Snide

GE Mr.. and Mrs. h. s. Snider
want student boarders at Sl3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rouse os ST.
Louis are visiting friends in Marble
Hill
W. N. Nanney of Scopus was an
appreciated Pass visitor last Sat
urday.
Amos Seabaugh Of near Sedgewick-
vile was an appreciated Pass visitor
last Thursday
No hunting or trespassine will be
allowed on our farms. J A. TAYLOR,
W. l. LUIS and II W WHITES
Miss Dora Chostncr started back
To Oklahoma yesterday to begin
teaching again.
D c Bailey spent a couple Of days
with his father M Blodgett the latter
part of last week
wanted 1870 College students to
board Everything furnished
MIS- 4 4 FARNswoETH
V S. Fox 81 near Gypsy was in
town last Thursday and made this
office q pleasant call
Miss Myrtle Dunn. who has been
in school AT Cape Girardcau. came
home Sunday for q short vacation
Prof Sharro~k and wlfe are celc-
brating the arrival Of little boy at
their home Charlottesville hmo-
Crat
Miss Ethel Bisplinehotf Of Bis
marck visited Mrs K Il Conrad
from Wednesday until Friday Of last
wcek
James Cook Of Arkansas was
here a couple Of days the lat,er part
Of last week shaking hands with
friends
Roy Rose and children 81 Cape
Guar,ieau haze hcru visiting At the
home Of his father Henry Rose IN
this city
Mr. and Mrs I'd & Turner OF
tielcaa, Ark. arrived here thursday
far a tao wtrks visit with rclatlN rs
and friends
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-08-19

The College Of Agriculture Of the
University Of Missouri will have an
exhibit Of agricultural collections for
school laboratories at various coun-
ty FAIRS over the state this year,
The exhibit is in charge of the Aeri-
cultural Extension Service.
Ten autos loaded with people from
LutesyilIe, Marble Hill and vicinity
passed through Jackson Sunday on
their way 10 Chailee to ball game.
They carried the band with them.
( The most Of them returned home
Monday morning, reporting that it
was a fine game, the score being |
to u in favor of Lutesvllle.
Mr. and Mrs. f. A Mayer and
children Of Cape Girardeau came
lover the last Of last week to attend
the picnic and visit their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elfrank, in
Lu'esviIle aud Mr. aud Mrs Louis
Mayer in this city Mr. Mayer re-
turned home Sunday. but his family
viii remain until the last Of the
week
john II Patterson. who makes De
Soto his headquarters, was in Marble
HI day or TWO the first Of the
week He was accompanied by a
lady friend, Miss Clark. 1t vas re
ported here that John was married
some time ago, but he says its all
amStase He didn't say it wouldn /
happen some time in the not distant
future
Everybody is invited to attend the
fourth quarterly conference to be
held Al Hickory Grove church on
August y Officials and members
are urged to be there Services be-
Kin At 10 a IN Dinner on the
ground Open discussion on the
following subjects Family Devo-
ton Sunday School, and Preach
crs' Salary Come and lets have a
good spiritual time together
REy. | \. SHERRoW.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-08-19
ALL DEALERS

Nh, and Mrs. A. }. BeSS and daugh-
ter. Miss julia, went to Desloee last
Sunday on q visit
Neil Smith went to Jackson the
first OF the week to remain until af-
ter the home corners celebration
Miss Irna Deli If 81 Louis is Wis
i,i,a -, ,he home If Hon Pohart
Drum, arriving Monday Mrs. Drum
is relative OF Miss Dell
G. G Cbostner who is an assistant
teacher in the VALPARAISO university
came home the last OF the week on
a vacation
Nj { AmeaEa Fischer went N s.
I,n,s Saturday +, s,,dv ,ha s,vles
IN millinery and 3,ler, a stock of
these goods
Misc u,, S,,dv -, Fssex b,s
h..., ,,si.;na relatives and friends
!, Ir,..,,,I,. and u,rhl,. un the
las, s,.,.,,l I,ys
ta.,p,.b,,Js,nt I,shp, u.sb.,y
uh, b,,. acknowledgements, Illinois
81. i,s, so,.r,I month, .,,ne bo,,e
,h,.I,s ~ las, ,o.k
o,,t.ar y,s,,,.iI,s n,,.o,. un, ,,d
w. p,,,.,, n,,,r ;, pIs ,,,y from,
s,,,,,,,. r,,i ,n,,t,,
N'N'''" "'>Ne'S "'"A ''N >''i ~.
.,..,...4 .., l,s, Sud. ,, ,,.,,
Had. ,o3.. ,f,.,.,s a,a o,h.,
.n,a,,,,.s
W "s"'@- '''' y NV "'''' ="
r,,,t. ~. 49, ana, ,t,t,,r ,..- hood
,.~ month, p,,,n,,s ,sa,sr
u,.,, S.,,, Sank Mo
W. "''" ''''' '>''''' - ,'''''''' W.
di'" '''''''e'' ~ >-''tN N''''' N'''''
,tSit uifh DR. a,d Mrs " \ Rev
noltjs in tins ci,v
p44,, s.,
-. !,
-. "a,
,,,,..,
Jackson tdsh booA
Cashier {, h Su.!er and his niece
Miss Miriam Sander and nephew,
Milford Sander and Miss Emma
lane N ellis ntotnr,xI dovr, 10 kennett
nm "A visit las, SUNDAY
:, -, -, ,,.r
' = ,' - ~
~ WV v" - N,
county for the last eight years, but
il farming nov -~ trederIrSto"n
Democrat-Nc"S
~ n = rA..,x =, n,,,,,.,.,,
.,4 =, ,,.t,o u,n l,s, S,,,-
49, -, a.. -. e. ,,.,
a. NJ O., - ,,,;s .;,,, ana
,.,a.,,.a,,,. ~, ga. .,h,h,dh.,n
,--.'..-., -, - ~,
B d Eaker of Morehouse came
up last SUNDAY. accompanied by
Mrs Eaker to visit his parents near
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs A. / Wilson Of Al
lenyille were IN Marble Hill Monday
morning a short time and MIR VIII
son made this office a welcome
visit They had been visiting reia-
lives west Of Glen Allen and we're
on their way home
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-08-19

-
NfY1Nl.iNa''S -" " :"
~ t r,,,,.Ia,
,, tt,.. ..4 n.,,t r.,,r,t
-. =, .,l,,,.... h.-.
- -. ,.,..,.,li..
80 ,."t,...l
-. -. ,.,., ,...,,..,, ~. GRANT
~ -, =. .,.., -,
=, 49,,
~" y Il " '''''''''' ,'''''' wv
.,.,,t , f.,, .t.vs with his mother
Ms + = Williams and other rela.
,,,..
:, ,..
" 49, - -, - ,,,,,
Lutrss,lle, whose names We 'a'leh
In kel, uotorri Ia Cape Hirar'iean
Monday
>a,jgr ANY corr,spon,i,nc, re-.
sor,,ne nv timber lands addressed!
10 the u'''''' S'A'''" w"
pfothp' '''''''"'" = y 49,
WIG NV
Mrs Louis Mayer and her sister
Mrs Sullivan, who has been visiting
her the last couple OF weeks went
.;s,.. Thor.
Attorney J, A Boone OF Charles
ton was IN Marble Hill last >a'nF-
day attending 10 business IN RIO
bate court tie made this Office an
anVhSS18NtN NtSAA
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-08-19

Avery Sample OF near town made
this Office "A pleasant call Friday of
last week
J. ". Lawrence Of near Bessyille
made this office an appreciated visit
last Friday
Mr. aud Mrs BrenneCke of near
Jackson Visited at the home Of her
father, NJ. + Chostner. in this city
the last Of last week aud attended
the picnic
Henry Wilson of near Burfordville
visited his daughter. Mrs, Maggie
SeabauGh. and other relatives here
aud attended the picnic at Lutesville
the last Of last week.
Mrs John + CIippard and her
little twin daughters, MarjOria and
Mildred. came down from St. Louis
Sunday to visit at the home Of her
father-ln-Iaw. Judge d. c. Clippard.
Misses Ethel Greenwood Hazel
Kinder. Eula Davault. Reta Robins,
Flora Richards. Ida lount and Clara
Jones. who have been III school at
the Cape Normal. came home the
last OF last week
Mr.. and Mrs 4. / Wilson Of Al
lenyille were in Marble Hill Monday
morning short time and Mir VIII
son made this office a welcome
visit They had been visiting rela-
lives west of Glen Allen and we're
on their way home
Warren Limbaugh came down
last Saturday to accompany his
father. Judge " d Limbaugh, home
after the adjournment OF court
His sister. Miss Nora. accompanied
hun 10 town and viii spend a few
weeks at the home OF her grand
mother Mrs D h Hill
Charles Ford. ~ho has not been
enjoying the hest Of health some
time. made us friendly visit Mon
day and Informed us that he has
sold his farm near Sank to Henry
Cooper and that he and Mrs Fond
had taken board at 4 \ Fares
worth's aud will try the virtues Of ouF
mineral water
Mr. and Mrs. J NJ ChoStner of
Benton were IN Marble tiill last
Friday and Saturday, visiting and
attending the picnic at LutesvlIIe
Sir ChoStner has the thanks Of tins
office for a fine i6-pound water
melon that he grew this summer
Mr. Chostner says crops are tine
down there
Mrs Ellen Allen. who has been
visiting her son. Il. G. Allen, at lIimo
several days, came home Nednc>-
day OF last week Mrs K c Allen
and babe accompanied them home
for a few days visit Russell cam"
up Saturday to visit few DAYS and
accompany Mrs Allen aud the babe
back home.
DO YOU want tn succeed Do Won
want that better job. and increase
in pay If you do want to get out
of the ruff YOU are determined 20
make something OF yourself, Spring
field Business College offers you the
opportunity. You prepare, that
school will find you employment
Tell them what kind of a position
Won want Write for full partlcu-
lars-advertlSement.
Rev v. u. Butler has resigned as
pastor of the Allenville AMI Round
Pond churches and MIR. Massey 4
Claffee was here to lock over the
Il Id and set acquainted with Il e
people. Rev Butler will move TO
Mlrble Hill SION 81 is daueht r
can attend school at the Will-May-
field College.-Ali,nville item in
Cape Republican.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-08-19
500 PAYS

for tuition, board and room, and guaran-
tees you a position If you first enroll in
the jackson tnivcrsity's Correspond
ence school. A new plan Not mere
statement or idle claim, but an ac-
compLished facl. nlaln, visible realItE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-08-19
Dental Notice

<M Dr " \ Reynolds
fYYYYyV ncn,tst. ~ill he IN bis
office in Marble 'I,lI every Friday
and Saturday
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-08-19

Mr. and Mrs Homer Jamison OF
Noberly we're expected to arrive
here Yesterday. but the rains may
have made the roads too bad for
motoring. and thew are making the
trip in their car
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22

O'Donoyan Eossa, whose death j.,
announced. was probably the first
man 10 say. ITS a long way to Tip
prrlry." for he was made NJ. p. for
that place without the POSSIBLE
ity Of actually sitting for it.
His friends elected him immedi-
atcly after his release from
prison in 1869, but. as he had been
found guilty of treason felony a new
writ was ordered and Tipperary saw
RpSs1 mo- more. The house of COM
mons. however, once did. About
twenty years ago he posted himself i'm
the gallery under the clock and de
mandcd the speakers permission to
reply to some charges made against
him in Truth. He was Immediately
hustled out.
Rossa's trial for treason had one
extraordinary fcaturc-thc use which
the prisoner made of his judges old
rebel speeches, the judge Of Keogh,
who had once trod the primrose path
of Fcnian oratory. keogh made no
sign as O'DOnovan Rosa cited speci-
mcn after specimen Of the judges
"~treasonahle" language. but took il
out later when he sentenced the cul-
prtt to transportation for life.-Lon-
don Chronicle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22
\ or \CI>ERJ NCK


'I} lhIT AHITE)
A cracker isn't much, is it,
Nol ln itself. mo-
There IFS lying ON the table
before me- at This time "a box
of % certain brand of crackers
from u certain we'll known
factory. that was sent to The
WruId editorial rooms by a
certain w~oII-huowu agent named
"/u.Lu. for tine ucws writer's
annual picnic today.
Now that ISN'T $50 strange
and lu itself % reminds us only
chat this W.II. known agent
had made 90 promise to send
them 1ud Dee fulfilled his
Uromi-" naturally
just bit into one OF them
TNn ta#to was mo- different than
chat Of amy other perfectly
we'll regulated. tIu-ungasri. we'll
behaved cracker biscuit. some
would e1iI n
This cracker cracked as
It into b. as aII crackers have
dome i'm the past and perhaps
ls 400 urtsty crackers win do
lin the future
Uut DC reminded mc-this
..rN.ng cracker. and. ah that's
Wherein comes the story
IruN ms f|nink-cap down
4.r mE eyes 20 minute. and be-
hind That IftIu innocent morsrI
COL. fnnI CHAT is looked upon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22

said 10y those who have made q study
of the subject tho she's don't bite.
The average Mrs. Chiggar probably
is too busy rearing families Of husky
he's To turn loose i'm the world Of
humankind. Unlike bees, there are
mo- droncs among the chiggcr tribe.
All the males are buildcd for business
ana every one is expected TO do his
snare while the season lasts. And
every one does his share and some
llmes helps others whose records
promise 10 fall below the average.
There have been arguments about
whether chiggcrs attack only in self
defense or inadvertently infest the
bodies Of those who come into contact
with them. Some amateur scientists
contend no person ever was bitten by
a chiEEer who did not sit down upon
said chiggcr or otherwise arouse him
10 action in an effort to save his life.
There are others, however. who are
quite as convinced the average CHG
ger always IS looking for trouble.
hen ne sees a picnic party spread
ing u tablecloth on the grass prepar-
atory to enjoying a basket luncheon.
ne sends out an $. o. $. and within
q short time there are several hun
dred million other chiggcrs on the
job and ready for action. BE that
aS it may, chigEer victims will swear
theN did nothing TO deserve such
treatment at the hands of these dcni-
zens of the grass world, whose at
lacks We're wholly ~unprovokcd and
uncallcd for.
Concerning the Cures"
There are hundreds of people ready
TO tell you what to do for chigger
bites. Their remedies range from
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22

was called until it was put on
a more dignified basis ana was
honorcd by being called a
biscuit.
Poor thing,
II lived for more than fifty
years before it ever graced a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dinner table.
For so years it was taken
out ON the bank of a creek and
eaten with a hunk Of cheese,
untilit was biscuitizcd and Amer
irauized.
Bless the little .dinky cracker:
do away with him and it would
bee a calamity no less more fl
nancialIy serious than the
German war to Belgium.
Bless it, I'm in favor Of
naming il cake. and putting II
In a silyer-lined containcr-
and
incidentally,
Making the %container BIG
GER
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22
All IgnyiOus.

There was a little girl who had a great
big pearl.
And the other girls thought she was
horrid
When she wore the same in a fancy
Jcweled frame
Right in the middle of her forehead.
*. c. journal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALt-Two AXIS pool tables, balls and
CUES. for 500 Phone 81.
ANIED-Purtuer in confectionery bust
rr-. W. p. Cate, 1926 West list.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22
help WANTED AGENTS

WANTED-Six men and women big money
TO right people. Call this morning at 49,
North Main and ask for Mr.. Lane.
A~GENTS-Both sexes make big money sup.
plying Perfume and Toilet Goods to fam
lies. Address National Perfume Co, Nash
Vile. Tenn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22
.AMW.RTLSLM& MAWES

hu lEM LGANW INN E0
~ Advertisements will be accepted 10
The World 90 lhs following conditions
1Nl y
Nc a re', thau IS cents We reserve the
81. o. revise and classify all ads Return
anon reniss Three time ads very seldom
.AN Money refunded on unused Insertions
LgrLIs corrected Or money refunded
RATES.
o., cent word for al slAssircstioni
sHrt.t rlairyoyTnts, personals snd mslri'
unr'sI which Is IA. cents per word mini
, am charge IS ceU''. Your credit is good
4 20 own phone except for personal
iua. vure for sale and position wanted al
rsra,ire Ehich are cash Qualification not
Tls. 'utsei af'tr & .. N.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22

~ advertising Tor position wanted.
n rrituts for sale and personals S-s cash
q ~ order.
Cutdttown ads will not Be run 90
lees remittance he made With order
rvo coats per word FOR al ads ordered
g ,rIassifed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22
FEMALE HELP WANTED

W-7-TTT 4 " T----ooT-r v-To i az
cugtomed 10 shop work. rs East Fourth.
/ WTVTED- Fi--trT --- -1-T- ro-o o-E-r r--J
49,, IN , ~, uumn o'"'' n.
4, ,nnl rbore ! '0''" ''''
VANIED-Glrl to take care Of amall boy
"Iy. ."o" anu ''G"inES' va" at i'""''
.ou IL-lrI. room q DtLoIe noon
WRITE for reusuaprrs and magazines. Elk
rorionra unnecessary Big pay. Details
LTge- kgRoLLl1s 2LLlLcAlg- I2u ~ Loul-.
NANl.S and addresses wanted By Mail Order
House. Big pay. no cauvussing. Iufor,
nation for stamp. G.. c Smith, 'Coyiugton,
: Tennessee.
FIVE bright. capable ladies TO travel. dem
.@on,tratu and sell dealers. S2j to $50 pen
week. Railroad fare paid. Goodrich Drug
Co. Dept. SOB, Omaha, Ncbr
T1----- -7------5T 80
", r,Un r gnn,l1"S a era "' of eg yprigS po magcy'
fulI time or spare hours. Experic1ce nm.
necessary. Good pay. Address International
Mills. Inc. Dept. 20. Norristcwn, Pa.
nam II, ,Nrurn 1CrNrUC
bELI Ell AUEN 10
W-IVTFn C7- ~ o1J ---1--r- Ia morcr
w TO rtsht pcoplc. cali this morninE at Isl
North Main and ask for Mr.. Lane.
--1z-r--
ANI.N = BON sexes MAKE Dig none! sup
90, P'llhg LtTluWe ana IriitL ''"'In 10 I''l'
ylLLc. Tenn.
AGENTS-Srnd for our $4,000 a week propo.
,itiop selling Aluminium Utensils and Spe,
]rIuIfipg TO consumer. Answer uuirk Div
1873, American ALUMINIUM Mfg. Co., Lemont,
~
MISUNDERSTANDING. Salary and tx.
pru.gs or commission. must he active am.
bai9us energetic. .pI,udId opportunity:
r,rner nyr.ri4rrn NOT essential Landmark
cigar Go Denver Pa
NANItD-aIFe speciality man 20 per cent
commission, payable weekly. Drawing ac.
count to the right man. Glass, china, lamps,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22

DISPLAY.
Advertisements are accepted with the
+s'iNct urSer,fH04.ng that position is not
Guaranteed. rlQgests Zee position will be
grs ..od 'Srsu possible, but ads will be
che red whether i1 position ss requested ~
no EBtlre Of typographical or other errors
not~ b. given ia writing In time for eorrtr.
t.or before the SecJud insertion. o~therwiss
~ r'simr will BE- allowed Proofs will be
Euu,sittpd 10 advertiser ONLY when copy
has ben handel into the office 4s hours
Ift lUs 10 press time on the date adver
n~t.heut "a 10 run. The delivery OF copy
- ajyertisinr In the business office or to
a., ~eidpluye Of said paper will be con
ID, rel an sreen'ance Of all rates aud rules
Th.-h aye ~ effect.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS


PALM eEACH suits cleaned and pressed
use. Phone 44qO-144S.
HGGHESr price paid for second. hand cloth.
ing AMI shoes Phone 5445.
BRING your hemstitching to Mrs. Baxter,
Is EaS; Fourth. Clinton Bldg.
HIGHER prices paid for secondhand cloth.
ing. shoes. hats. trunks. suit cases and
travelling bags. Phone 1929.
LIVE STOCK
WANTEp-Teams to pillow stubble ground
Cal az.
FOR SALE-Boston bullpup. male. two
months old splendid markings. l24H
South Denver.
FOR SALE-Full blood Jersey COW. miIkinr
three gallons per day; 4 years old. 1249
South Cincinnati.
FOR SALE-Two Young Jersey cows fonr-
gallon mixers. both iust fresh. Phones
450 or w. X. 80.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22

MONEY ON HAND-ro make large or small
farm loans and loans on Tulsa imnroxaJ
property, closed quickly. Agents wanted
Write me, f. A. Lilly, Box 300. Tulsa Ola
Phone SAL. 2l1-i2 Texas bldg. 70 East
Fourth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22
OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS

FOB RENT-Desk space. 2iO r. r. Daniel
building. ~
FOR RENT-Small storeroom. 2Ox25- 2II
south frankfort Inquire Tulsa Decorat.
ing Co. Phone 4O7.
FOR RENT-Part Of store suitable for mil
linery or corset maker. that line pretsrrad
322 south Boston. Phone 3O4S.
Lust
Losr-Hub cap, from Ohio electric. Phoa.
1921. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22

FOR RENT Pleasant sleeping room in south
part Of towr. Phone 1891.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16
Low Prices for This Splen-
did Musical
Treat.
HIGH GLASS ARTISTS
Come to Tulsa With the
Best Of Notices From
Other Places.

The advance sale opened yesterday
for ZoGlner string quartet, which ap-
pears in Convention hall Wednesday
night under the auspices Of the Hy-
echla club 1t is the first Of a series
Of entertainments to bc given for the
benefit Of the pipe organ fund and
should receive unprecedented patron
age. owing TO the high class and ex-
tremely low prices of the entertain
ment
The sale opened with surprisingly
liberal patronage and continued
through the day. The prices are 20,
so and 70 cents, with every seat in
the house reserved
The IOellners are accompanied on
their Tulsa visit 10y two special artists,
who alone are worth $3.50 top price.
These are Irene JONAH. prima donna
soprano Of the Boston opera com
pany, and Willoughby Boughton of
New York city, pianist These people
are not with the Zoellners, but were
secured as a special feature for the
Tulsa engagement. They will return
to the east Immediately after their ap-
pearance here.
The following terse newspaper COM
ments speak for the eXclusiveness of
the Zoellners' program and artists:
The concert OF the Zoellner quar-
tet for the circle Artistique. was a
profound success III the playing OF the
Haydn Op 81. Beethoven Op., "A, No.
5. and the quartet by Zoellner. 1t is
seldom that we hear such splendid en-
semble purity of tone and fine, soulful
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-16
ERNEST MELTON TO
60 BACK TO JAIL
I}ondsmen of Alleged Murderer Turn
Him In TO the.
Court

After he had been urged TO Chris
tianity 10y Tom Gilcrease. wealthy oil
man and son of the man he had
killed Ernest Melton. Tulsa barber.
will be returned TO Tulsa this week
10 be lodged in the county Jail to
await a second trial on a charge Of
murder. Melton shot and killed w.
l.. Gilcrepse at Bixby IN September,
1913. GilCrease was wealthy.
Meltons first trial resulted in a d.
vided jury. He. was then admitted TO
bond. Yesterday his bondsmen turned
him in 10 court. after he had been ar
rested In Oklahoma City for an all
legged attempt 10 cash a bogus check
lie was trTested there late Saturday
night, dressed as woman. His
makeup was perfect.
Following his mistriRl on the kill
ing charge he engaged in the toDsorial
business In Tulsa. Friends encouraged
him to lead better life. Conse-
auently he attended the Lyon revival
meetings and was converted. through
the efforts Of Tom Gilcrease, son q
the man he had killed.
His attempt 10 pass the worthless
paper In oklahoma city is his first
Grim inal act that he IL known to have
committed since he has been out on
bond.