Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 280, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 6, 1912 Page: 3 of 8
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THE DAI LY WOB U T
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Hr Owen Bush
dear head krrn tuttim; rye gingery player one ro.
in a championship team it takes an aim luani ami per--V
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Pikes rnk Auguat ith to nth in-
lieihe. -Mr. Mulluy was Stair Deputy
f i tin okiahunuv Nj.niv interesting
Ceaturai wtrt planned foe the tutor
talnmant "' ttW flalgflttg ami their
HifM soma nf whirti wrr trlpi to
top f Plkea Peak Crlpjle Creeg
Mounl Manltou Incline Cava of Uta
wiinia Crystal Part Mid Cheyenne
inonii
Mr. ami Mrs V. K. Iliunnictt ami
daughter Katharine bgva gone to
San Diego California to remain until
the ut of i letobar
PICRCE THE HIGH CUlllir.
Would asnend in Hugo Mkrrorkrt foi
Urn in ot MoviUf PiCtUI I
Ma Initio.
The HhirtwuiHt Dancing olub win
riitiTtiiln with another of their .iijov-
rblii iliinrcj tomorrow evening at
Band Springs park a nmtorinolon
friiNt will In' it plfHaunt feature of tht
svenlng fifty watermelons having
lireli imrrhUHi'il by the elitertallimrlit
commutes of ihs club.
mihk Qraoa Kolloy deugrhtr of Mr.
i nd Mrs. jak ICelley left yesterday
for Oklahoma City to Nprml a few
sreokg with her aunt and unrlr Mr
ami m in. nut Dannla From Ihere aha
vni ko io Bloomingtlald Indiana for
u visit with friends
Mr. ('. 10. Iient him rrtiirneil from
u brief vimt with his paranta at Bailor
Pprlngs KansiiN.
The members of Rao ah for fun
Olub wi re dellghtf ully ciiirrtulunl liy
Ml Ha Kate Wraver last night at their
riKUlur weekly liicttlrof.
f
Mr. Jeese a. Me.Keever has return
id from a delightful month! trip
through northern Wisconsin Lake re
aortH where In- enjoyed to the fullest
the ploHuroa offered by yachting ami
flatting In mis region mJ Mr Mo
Keevcr initurally has aomo wonder-
ful sxperlences to relate.
The It' bekah Lodgt will entertain
with u basket dnmtr next 1'rldity eve-
ning at Owen park at six O'olook All
Hebekahl gnd their families are corill-
ally Invited to attend.
Mrs. J V. Ballaw will entertain at
her home No. in Mouth Denver
avenue with a miscellaneous xbower
ibis afternoon at two thirty o'clock
in compliment to Miss BSva May
Sblvler.
Mr. ami Mrs Put Mnlloy who ur
aumtnerlng in Colorado were in at
tondaneo at the mooting of the Inter
rational Supreme Council of thn
IsnlKhiH of Columbua Which convened;
In Colorado Bprlnga at the foot ot
Dr. and Mrs Stevenson left v.strr-
"ay morning for Darlington Wacon
sm to be away until the first of Oo
ti bar.
BABY NEEDS WATCHING
IN SUMMER TIME
Their l.lltle stomachs Qet
or order EMU) in
Hot Weather
Out
P and Mrs li. .1 Yrai'er enter-
tallied at dinner Sunday at Hotel
Tulna in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Kd-
w"rd Udon of Bapulpa. other gueato
were Mr. and Mrs. Sinks and daughter
oi Tulsa.
Miss Qertrude Stone niece of Sen-
ator V. J. Stone of Missouri re-
turned Sunday from u visit to rela-
tives and friends In Missouri.
i
Motheri should watch closely the
condition of the children's bowels
bullies especially. Keep the bowell
regular and much of the Illness to
whb h children arc most susceptible In
summer cun be prevented.
The most prevalent symptoms are
constipation and dlrrhoea. When
waste from the stomurh congeata In
the bowels and makes your little one
" iverlah and fretful with u feellnR of
heaviness or languor try giving it a
H onful of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep.
sin . t bedtime. By Riorning this pleas-
ant .nild laxative win act gently yet
pOBltlt lly and re-store normal condi-
tions. This simple natural remedy Is
ab'o ln lluable In Cheeking summer
diarrhoei. By thoroughly cloanilng
the bow -Is the foreign matter and
poisons that Irritate and Inflame the
tissues are eliminated Don't torture
the child with harsh cathartic purga-
tive or astrlnent remedies that upiet
the Whole system and at best only re
lieve temporarily. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepain while positive In its effect arts
gently and without griping or discom-
fort restoring no mal conditions.
Tn using Syrup Pepain for children
the mother can feel perfectly safe us
It contains no opiates or narcotic drug
being a Combination Of simple laxa-
attve herbs with pepsin. My carrying
off the dlalodged tissues of mucous
membrane that Inflame the nasal pas-
sages it will quickly break the ".sum-
mer cold" that Is so annoying. Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is sold by
drugglst.s lor fifty rents a bottle tho
larger family size one dollar V free
trial bottle postpaid can be obtained
by writing to Dr. W. B Caldwell 400
Washington St. MontlcellO Illinois.
AT FOUNTAINS HOTELS OR ELSEWHERE
Get the
Original end Genuine
HORLIGK'S
MALTED MILK
"0tfieUau Jmitativru
The Food Drinkfor All Ages
RICH MILK HALT GRAIN EXTRACT. IN POWDER
Not in any Milk Trust
pgf Insist on "HORLICK'S"
Take a package home
jQeXuckinsJfotd
Oklahoma
Mr. and Mrs. It. K. liaughman an-
nounce the marriage of their niece
Miss Ruth 1'Vssler to Mr. F'red BlaSor
on Thursday August 1 1912 at I.os
Angeles Cat Mr. and Mrs. s'hisor are
ul home to their friends at No.
Dal ton avenue Los Angeles. MLss
Pesater formerly resided in Tulsa and
has a host Of friends here.
Mrs. 17. L I'"ox and Mrs. Qulncy K.
Fox and son Harold left yesterday
for Sulphur Springs. Ark. to remain
during the month of August.
Mr. and Mrs. It. Downing and
family are planning to leave on next
Saturday for their new home in PaW-
huska Okla
Mr. J E Qraber has gone to Grand
Island Neb. where Mrs. Qraber and
son Paul have been some time. To-
gether they will go on a tour through
South Dakota Wyoming Colorado nnd
other western states returning to
Tulsa some time In September.
Mrs. E V. Black and little daugh-
ter Etomalne and Mrs. Johnson left
yesterday for a couple of months visit
with friends and relatives In Toledo
Ohio.
in thesr days of aeroplanes steeple
Ja ks and other dare-devil fool-klll-i
s DOntrtVanOSI. any new suggestion
to relieve the monotony of thu op-
pichacd American people be Welcomed
with shouts of Joy
Therefore this tola of Tulsa man a
latest plan for awakening the ganle.
In thu throats of the excitement lov-
ing throngs should In. reud with Open
e cd Interest.
His name according to his most In-
timate associates Is Jump-off Jim. "
He derives this Sobriquet from bis
propensity to make daring leaps from
loftf precipices.
"Jump-off" tried leaping from the
Arkansas river bridge but that didn't
satisfy his abnormal appetite for the
sensational. He thought for a ttm
that he would try a little practice
Jump from the top of the ten story
hotel. Hut the pavement below was
too hard for a lauding pad ami If
wasn't "Jump-off's " desire to make
his last leap to death anyway.
So he sat him down and thought
Then came the brilliant scheme. It
came upon him like u teacher stealing
up behind a youngster w ho Is sh lOting
paper wads In the classroom.
Hut let "Jump-off" toll Of hla lat-
ent In his own languane.
"Everybody has seen a skyrocket
the trip yielded some little benefit.
While In Texas they visited In Cal-
veston Houston Austin and McNeil
In the latter place Mr. Iluxter re-
newed the ecquanltance of tour cou-
sins whom he hud not met in twenty
seVuU years.
Judge I. M. Lane has returned
from a couple of months' stay in
Texits where he has been looking
after his numerous on interests.
tts
Hl'IT art of pv rotechlllca that w ill he via
Ibis as far as New York t in It will
i in' glittering halo of rtari 'i' i lltrj .
the like of vv kick H SS not el
l.i.i how arc phi going to c
bat ! to earth "'
"Oh. that's easy The stick on Hw
low i I clld of Hie sk I 01 I. I W ill
hollow and inside It I will hav. a
large silk parachute Winn ins file
works has all bOSP s. olf I w i I OrSWl
out of tin' cage sgtraol m) parachute
and frui rfylh sail to earth I ' I I S'SI
I he moving picture ma. biii . in git
me golni and coming."
i .I ntolna and MMis
To remove i u i slain. dampen the
poi with a little lemon Juloe on which
a liberal pinch of salt bus been
placed then hold the spot in tin
steam of a boiling tea kettle Uempofl
several limes tu the iem naodn sail
If neooaaary Por ink stains net the
stains with hot water ami rub into
tliem all the cream of mrtar ou can.
Leave twenti minutes then hold tlghl
Under a stream of boiling water. He.
pi.ii Hie srhols process then lav In
the hot i.iiii for a duy or Mora ami
I keep vv i I with water.
For grease spots cover the spot
.with blotting paper .'lid apply hot
Iron.
POT fruit coffee and lea sialns
stretch the spotted place over a
rock and pour boiling eater on It
untn the spot disappears
I'm grass stains rub the slain well
with black on. lanes tb.n wash out
in warm water.
I'm egg stains soak In
Scorched linen dampen
the sunshine.
For mildew .stains soak
III sour milk
Big Tent Theater
"Driven Prom Home" one of the
old time English dramas will be
presented tonight at the big tent the-
ater corner Of Fourth and Elgin avc
aue tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. a
free matinee will be given (ot ladles
only and the play will be "The Opera
Singer." The play tonight Is brimful
Of quaint comedy and pathos Just the
kind to arouse and lrvate.
A three striped set ;.' was made
up as shown here the stripe being
black and touches of black are given
by the silk collar and bullous.
The skirt Is a hit fuller than usual
ami is effective with the "round and
round" stripes. The hal worn Is an
advance Pall shape (rimmed with
taffeta ribbon and a nUCkla
go shooting up Into the has) blue on
the Fourth of July. It's a pretty
sight to see the colored balls burst
land then die out uvvuv up in the air.
1 looked at one of these skyrocket
flights and then 1 decided that If 1
I could get that high I would be do-
ling something that no one else ever
did. So I've made myself a huge Sky-
rocket. It's fifteen feet long and I
1 used two hundred pounds of powder
In mukini it. i Intend to place mv-
aelf In the middle of the rocket .firm
ly encased In a steel rage. I will
have someone touch off the fuse. Thru
the rocket will take its swirling trip
above and my steel cage will protect
me from the burning powder. On ac-
count of Its enormous size the rocket
Should carry me far ubove any ieit;lit
rii reached by mortal man After 1
get as far as a can go I will iu 1 1 a
string that will let loose a marvelous
cold
and
I' ai
Afternon tat sets of blue and white
Japanese china are ill .dragon pattern
These -eis. which may as well be used
for break faal us for luncheon con
Slsl of plates In one sl.e cups and
saucers I sugar bOWl cream pit" h. r
ti aiot. chocolate pot bowl for mils
or iruit ami accompanying dishes a
pull of cake plutes and a square
idty-shwd clock to Warn
loitering guests or limes Might.- Chl-
i ago I nil i ( lo an.
A kindergarten egSOClStlOb has
been organised in iooohow China
Where the natives arc reported to be
so much Interested In the movement
that the local asSembl) has Voted to
pay the way of four ChlttOoag girls
through a kindergarten training
school t i on ii.o.j iii r Ho t norm
al DOursSL the girls will return ti
open tree kindergartens In the muni
clpallty
The Water lvva- Handy.
A device that suits the woman is a
II barrel rain water tank elevated two
feet above the kitchen floor. Enclose
it with a Jacket with s ten-Inch
spire between Jacket and tank tilled
with sawdust. This will preserve a
more even temperature summer and
winter. Provide it with a valve go all
you have to do Is to pull the chain
and a three-fourths Inch stream comes
In a burn .
If you get a grease spot on a silk
dress cover It with powdered magne
la cover with a blotting paper press
with a warm Iron and then brush It
off. If the spot is not quits gone re-
peat the process us often as necessary
If you are not In a hurry simply
sprinkle the powder on vcrv thickly
and let It Us for awhile after rubbing
it In Brush well and repeal if needed.
Miss Fern Brown expects to leave
this afternoon for a visit with friends
In Westfleld 111.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. S. Pease nre the
happy parents of a fine nine-pound
son born Sunday at noon.
Mrs. Maurice Jankovvsky returned
Sunday evening from a month's stay
at points of Interest In Colorado.
Mrs. J. K. French will leave this
afternoon for points in Pennsylvania
and Ohio to he away until the middle
of September.
1 45o
ROOMS
I FIRE PROOF
HATES'
Rooms Without Bath IP0 up
RoomsWith Batm50up
RoomsWithBatm ilOO
CAFE PRICES SENSIBLE
CLUB BREAKFAST 254 UPi
NOONOAV LUNCH 40
DINNER 75
Mr. and Mrs. Cross and sons Marsh
and James Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Iody
and children Mrs. C. Rolofson nnd
Children Mr. A. V. Holtln Mr. T. B
QoodWln Mi.-s m. Lee were geusts at
a pleasant birthday party given by Mr.
and Meyers In honor of their daugh-
ter Helen. A lolly social time during
which refreshments were served was
greatly enjoyed by all present
Mr. T. J Hartman. of 720 North
Denver avenue ex-prcsldent of the
I Oklahoma Hankers' association left
Sunday evening for St. Paul Minn.
where he goes to attend the second
annual meeting of the Agricultural
Educational committee of the Amer-
ican Hankers' association. Mr. Hart-
man Is chairman of the Oklahoma
; committee and Will be on the program
the second day. He will try to have
the A. Ti. A. go on record as favornlg
III. It. Bill No. 202 1. which provides
government aid for district rural
I schools. He realizes the necessity of
I providing education for the boy and
girl on the farm equal to that to be
had In the city If WO would keep the
boy on the farm and lower the cost
ot living by Increased production.
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Baxter ami little
daughter. Colleen returned yesterday
from a three weeks' outing for the
benefit Of Mrs. Maxler's health. The
first Week Was spent in the OsaHta
but with no beneficial results but tha
delightful Galveston climate which
w as enjoyed during the latter purl of
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Jioux!
CITYl
7.UU 'lf.ll.'
"The Comfortable
W Way to Coolness"
Into the very heart of the lake country lakes and
lake resorts dot the entire map alotiK the upper part
ami at the terminus of this new through route to the
Northland: From Lake Minnetonka just a short
distance from St. Paul to myriads of smaller lakes to
the North and East. Splendid tuning in lake and stream
sailing canoeing hathing. Delightfully tool all the
way getting there and there.
New Through Train Service via
Missouri Pacific
and the
North Western Line
Between Kansas City Omaha Sioux City St. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Leave Kanta. City. 1: SB P.M. I Ar. St. Paul 7:40 A.M.
Ar. Omaha 8:30 P. M. Ar. Minneapolis 8:15 A. M.
K You follow the hanks of the Missouri River from Kansas
City to Sioux City makes cool clean travel all the way.
l Through chair cars latest steel underframe safety
construction electric lights all conveniences.
Finely appointed Pullman standard through electric
lighted sleepers everything to make your trip a delight.
Don't forget the North and "The Comfortable Way
to Coolness."
SEND FOR LITERATURE
wtlie of
Iflllnr ill llxiut all Itie reiuni rei iuiurinriiii
. rail nw. a. u Mltttuwl.
A. o. r. A.
Mimoiirl Pacific Ry
021 -ft Midland Bids-
Kaunas City. Mu
KANSAS CITY
Drs. Cook & Walton
Eye Ear Nose and Throat Specialists
Have moved their offices from
30N First National Bank Building
to Rooms 200-203 Robinson Arcade Bldg.
Corner Third and Main Streets
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puny 'liny are beat equipped by having large padded moving vans
fur this linu of work. The) employ uniy eaperlenoed courteous help
unit I'hurKcn reuiiinable .
One trial will make yon their rocnlar customer
call at olllco rear No. t North Main Street.
Phone us. or
Made bv Postum Cereal Co. Ltd. Pure Kobd Factories Battle Creek. Mieh.
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