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THE TULSA DAILY WOULD FRIDAY MARCH 12 19115
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A Cliii'.i)J-. lawyer i.ilis for is io
'praise the Bold with dam it g ' m an
linpa.ione(l plea In di f use of tin-
t rpskhoreun pra Inc. Now. fi. iu
what we know of Ijwyert. dc doubt
t-ry much tlie s:ncrtity of tins one as
well ag tho matter of his reverence
for divinity having anything to do with
the plea. It u Hliiir'y a matter of
legal shurp Jiractlct. Of coulae it
would lie p.-rfi ctly proper tr us In
"pi also the Lord wllli dancing" f"r
Hi Bible h.ij.H no In H un iinnilstak-
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I. jiiit.ilii.ii of the art lias sulli rod
.inning nil 'i ll ntlous people. After
all this I-' uily nlie III u.' I rat i'.n of Un-
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'falhei- .ire at vi.il. I'nr liinse par-
ei'ls wliii are al Hulk a nnul i I a I e fee
i.. iTiai'i;i'l I'm' Hi.' ( are nf I he  hihl.
I'l'l- tll'M p' '" Ills vvlln ;ile Hill (if
I v i.l U no i liarj- e lmte i'f is ina.le. The
ipaletils I .la n the eliihlrcii to the tuir-
si t in tin- mi. riling ami return in the
ev i ihiil; ami net liiem. Tlie lia.hies are
fill mi the in. -l u Imh si. me I'.mil ami
It"' "'al lilt ins (( past e II I i.l il
nnlk. Tin y ale to. la.l aller every
 I n 1 1 1 1 . 1 . Iv Iriniiil help.
In I i n f t hat is the .senpe of the
vv " l k " I lli i la 1 1 1 tit a us vv Ii it'll sol ne of
the iim. .1 women i.f this Invvn hlailcil
some in. nil h- aao ami w he'll they have
In en k e i ni" up l.v their own efforts
-in r its I'.. am I. in. .n. Tlnii" are How-
ls balm s In inn look il alter every day
hv (be in. ill. ni an. I her assistant. The
i iim i..' has proven a blessing and u
limit I" iii.inv women who would
I I a. 1 1 .. I vv a v I hat t hey ha v e coll
ill i led lie allllS of tile c -I . I ) . 1 1 s h In I ' II t
lioni tin- !.-;iniii:ii; till now.
S'liu w.iv or atlnr II seems In 11-
th it the b.lbles .re licM-rvil'K i f some
th.ni; iiioia than liny Usually Ret
nl '-ii th- l" 1 1 In r or on . tin r dies and
. the sii v iv lm; parent has .. work from
j ( al Iv in. a nun; till late in theeveaili:;
lor tin- Ian m.essillis of life That
1 ! W In we aim lor that da nl.rseiy
ai'al think that its scope oui;ht ta be
i til. lined all I lis position si lelll In lied
' I hat all of I he balu. s ill tow n vv hn
' . . .1  ai  will he  an d for.
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' " l'i- svv i  t I" heir t In w.it. h dm.' .
1.. si bark
lav di op mouthed wilei'ine as w e
ill i v !n'a r In ttie "
s' in. hi i I. u- tin'" .'i'" .inl
ia t i n 1 I..- ..ml w . I ; As vv e
k. vv e .io l ol kiicw of iiliv liinri
' s 111 . "' ' 1. 1 -' t'l 111 I hose whi.ii
a ii c VV I'll ;. iUliu I .1. k l.ell-i a I t.T .1
' . . ! ; I mill i . . i II .a . me vv 1- 1 1
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ABE MARTIN.
liniit th' otilv ( iiinbination that
rejlh In th' int. Test o 'th' plain people
Is buikwhrat an- sausage. Th' rugar
lamp at Wushin'ton ntvir don't.
LINER
F.'etMCH X.INEI3 'LA70UKA1NE 5 AMERICAN RED CROSS NUI5SES
The I'i. inli I. ine sl.ainsliip I .aT. m ra ine was rrpnrleil .'ifire at si a 7 OD miles off tin- Irish enast. Tim )htt'Krnh sliows tlio vfsset which was
tue iii I lav i Siinil.iy hi nil 7. as she hn New Vml last week. Above are shown ten nurses who were on board on route to Join n French
war hospital. . si a I.l a he.l Willi $ I mi nun ilmiateil by Mrs. William .1. Fi tZKcrald of New York. Tiny are from left to ritfht I'allirvn OTIanloii
I'h.ri in e Hi. rih ni. .Nellie Tai'siuis lau'eiue l.vniis Nell tiTlanhiii Alma Met 'orinick .Mullie MeC.ralli Dnrultiy O'Connell lleiln l'cter.soti and Yietoria
l-'ratieefort.
did limits soon and the a. iiiiiitit:ince-
ships made :t was il. deed sweet In
hear the old ilo-r bark a.i we ilre-v
n ar holm-.
II was a 1 1 a lis 1 1 t of wi l.olile that
i.iiiie .. in in that bark so many
Ihii'i s In make us fei I happy to make
us ii in I.i- la ii I the broad and keen
I . i i ii i i : . I . si of f. itlifuliu ss ami Inv. and
i ipies if l'iii h I ll I in ss and l"Ve- and
p.itieii.'i aid then we were neltin-
' I .n k home." back to Unit haven
wlieie turns the heart for rest and
pi aee whei'fi weary feet and aching-
Ire iv nielli bask in the snot llillir ele-
ments of iilesised comforts to that
spot 'be ll ever .so humble there's no
plaee llko home."
nd it was n i;lad moment when
the watch doit's v ii;il turned to bayii.tf
when we appioaohed KiwilR lis Wel
ti mo ami as.-airiiiK tliat he bad
KUarded v ell the earn and the k i p of
Ihe household while we Were absent
lie was only a ibu: t" be sure but
how his I'ji's si;irkled when we re-
lumed how deliulited be was and
In. vv coin I'leim-ly lie porlr.ived tin-
l'.!lhlnlm s that had been his
Si. in. times 1 makes' the heart sb k
In lose Slllil ileal- C' lllpailinlls; ;(-S t lie
old iv.il h 1 was. Soinel lines when
they pi-.s away it seems that there is
snini llillir i.one from the inline ha I"
taiully a ..pint l"..l tnal wc shall know
no more. Pay In and day out thrmiKh
food fortune and ill in the tense chill
ef a inidw inti r's niKhl or the raving
.-ti.riii of .siimnier theie was ever the
same f iilh ami .:'i ulleiiess and kiml-
iii ss and soli itude shown by that old
vvati'h i".r. And when we look upon
io. i an 1 humankind in all 1 In' limits
done do we realie 11 full how -I. ad-
f i -lly true vv a.- that I. reside friend of
the Irnis' aso'.'
Another "lame link" coop. .1. Uryuu
'has mil - i ( 'oiiiii i ssiiiiin Ferguson
f New J. vn-i his private seiietirv
at -V .'.".iul. Some drop from $ T . . 0
but
Man is born I" tr.a I Io. No u r
mis In- 1 1 1 1 i 1 woiivun; about i oiiuress
ll-.ill bis w ife bi ' Im t" -how m i -t.
Ill i if -pi I II ;;' Inni-i oil I lllll i' fi V I I .
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Am me who thought adji iii'iiiih id
of coi'-resH would Hid the I .ill' has
hi. other think due. With tlniil U's
" hile (hi te's life tilde's talk."
i '. pi 'i o of live l'i! ipino ia in r. Is
win. wc- in it. um's hot somehow
s.11.11 . Willi the claim 1 hat tin re w as
j i.o at lenipt. d uprisiin;
' Mr .1 . -ti. e M K. nobis h.s ni.i.ic
In d tin that (ven a member (f the
' 1' 1 11 I St.lte.J s i pt ollli cc.it at ti nn s
li . is .si  on b.s j..b.
I'.vin the nn"t ardent ndvee.itis of
fofiible int. rvi ntton in Mexico do not
!. n j th it it w n;iM be ( os' Iv both in
na n and money.
Tbin's a (! i "'.'! eiiee of opi'lioll oil
vvl cilu r F. l;x I'l. i. ti.nels Incog to
dodge i ail coll  tors or far fear of a
M k .i" ki.lfe.
s n a y kt'nv. l'ow the war coi-l 1
il.v o i n avoid d as tbcie are maids
! ..!..! b.n In ! ; . who k:.v last linv to
i .. -a i 1 il.lt -n.
tlmv t' long th" birth rate up to
the deaUi r.ite is Kuiopes big prol-
b m. whi. h m.iUis ..;uiring the circle
Ick easy.
Bvery married man is either better
or worse thin his wife thinks he is.
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Champ CUik is S3 in years but
i inb r 40 in heart and action.
LA TOURAINE AFIRE AT SEA
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"The greatest need of our end of
the county is belter roads" declared
I-'. S. Iliird of Urokrti Arrow presi-
dent of the First National bank of
that town yesterday. Mr. Hard was
the KUist of the directors of the Com-
mercial club of Tulsa at tlnir noon-
day ineeiinn iii the Hotel Tulsa at
which place he was (stoppint. "It
used to be and It wasn't so very Iouk
iiKu that it was impossible to come
to Tulsa except by train" ho de-
clared "hut now It is different. Kxcept
ilurinR unusually bad weather such
as we have recently had the- trip by
auto or WiiKon from Hroken Arrow
to Tulsa is very pleasant lint there
Is still much room for Improvement
and I believe that the building of fe'ood
roads Is the best tiling that can be
done to improve Tulsa county."
Two men who register as I. Fried-
man at the Tulsa have brought about
no small amount of confushni and a
hit of fun. For instance Mr. Fried-
man the oil mail from Muuele In. I.
opened a letter to 7d r. Friedman
the salesman from Win o Tex. which
contained tho kilter's expense ac-
count. The oil man is also nouiethlnif
nf a chemist w lib h was evidenced by
a recent discovery he made which
netted him a neat little pile. The
salesman does not speak as many as
si veil tongues as the oil man who
talks seven la in; u.ikp s bill he is lust
us kooiI as his counterpart on the
hoti I revisit r.
"I have pet I'd ted arrangements
wild the Kilty Io furnish t ransportu -thm
to all editors aloiiK the M. K. &
T. lines in Oklahoma to the stale ed-
itorial ineetiin which takes place at
iulhrie in May next" said W. ('.
(Icais of Tislioiiiintpi editor of the
MPS. ANGLE NOW ON
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BUM i5FPi iBT. March 11. Mrs. Helen M Angle outside whose apart-
ment In Stamford. Conn.. Waldo Ballon middle-aged politician was found
dead. Is a different woman than she was when arrested and charged with
murder more than a year ago. However she says she In "game" and that
w hen she is placed on the stand she ill "tell the true story of her relations
with Mr. Ha lion."
The photograpti shows her III court with her father who has stood by
her in lur hour of need-
AMERICAN RED CROSS NURSES ON BOARD.
t'apitoi from that city who was reg-
istered lit the Tulsa yesterday. Mi".
leers is publicity audit for tlie M. K.
iVl- T. lines in Oklahoma. Me left yes-
terday for Muskogee. "Additional ad-
vertising" he added "will be taken
by this road to ullovv editors to at-
tend." IHreeloi's of the Ball Manufacturing
coin pany havlim Us headquarters in
Kansas t'ity. held their annual nieet-
Inir at the' Baltimore yesterday. The
following Kentleiucn were present:
Or. S. K. Hell of Kansas I'ity presi-
dent; 11. A. I'alnier of Kansas City
John Donley of San Francisco and
Scott Dalsniere of Muskogee u 11 di-
rectors. Tho establishment of some
sort of a branch In Tulsa was inti-
mated from conversation with one
member nf the board of directors.
Nothitifi definite was nlven out.
S. T!. Wilson of Miami was in Tulsa
on business yesterday lie stopped at
tlie Tulsa.
AV. I. Patterson of Muskopee was
registered at the oxford jestcrday.
J. J. l.cidicker of Hartlesville was
registered al the Brady yisterjuy.
AV. .T. MeMullen or Bartlesville was
a fcu'St of the Tulsa yesterday.
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I. F. Srolt of Cleveland was a uest
of the Oklahoma yesterday.
M. C. Baiby of Oklahoma '.'ity is
registered at the Tulsa.
W. K. I .les of MuskoRCc is a uuest
of t he 'kiah"iiia.
('. P. Willow- is registered at the
( ik lain. ma.
J. Fry of Okmulgee is a finest of
the oxford.
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City News In Brief
J. 11. POLITT Is bdim- smiKlit by
the sheriff's office for alleyed. as-
sault on t. Mason.
KTMEL K. NimitlS was yesterday
fidjudged insane and sent to the 'in-
Itii asylum. The Norrls Kill is a
dope fiend and when deprived of the
drug her mind weakened.
MAliRIAUH UCKNSISS were Is-
sued yesterday to Melvln Oilkey 2Z
and Annie Thomas 18 of Terlton:
Ueorpe Stewart 25 of Cushini? and
(Jr.iee l'lillnuin 21 of Tulsa; olive
Sining:ton S3 and Billlan Moore 111
negroes of Tulsa; l.ee 1 1 udd leston
and Bessie F. Fowler 18 of Tulsa.
Fl K'cAV detective who is
eliiirsed with grand larceny for al-
leged complicity In the theft of five
diamonds valued at $ 17.10 from the
American Jewelry company will not
be given a preliminary hearing until
Friday March 1!'. The case was set
for today hut was continued upon
the solicitation of the defense.
UA11.HOAP MF.V of prominence
who visited at th" Tulsa railroad
terminals yesterday were C F. Smith
of Oklahoma City traveling freight
asent of the 1. H. Ai N.; Ik F. Smith
of Oklahoma t'ity traveling freight
agent of the I .. N".; F. F. Hopkins
of Sapulpa superintendent of the
Frisco: '. M. Cartel- of Sapulpa chief
dispatcher of the Frisco; George l'ut-
man of Muskogee division roadm.-vster
of the M. K. ' T.; C II. Kvnns of St.
l.ouls industrial agent of tho M. K. &
T mid I'. B. Howard of Parsons
traveliiiR freight agent of the Katy.
"HoBiNICSS without which no
man shall sen the Lord" was the
theme of I'vang'-U-d Andrews at the
Mission of Redeeming Bove last night
and lit this message delivered under
tho unction of the Holy Spirit it was
clearly proven by the word of God
that thev who hang- their hope for
Immortal glory upon a sinning relig-
ion are of all men the most deceived
us tho only chance for eternal heaven
to any soul is through a llfo of pur-
ity and slnlessnesK made possible to
any honest soul through faith In the
cleansing blood of our Ixird and Sa-
vior Jetiiis Christ. Three thousand
have attended the mission services
sine January I. and during this re-
vival both Interest and attendance is
increasing every night.
i'oi.k f. roniT m-:vs
Is the speedometer as an accurate
test of spied competent evidence in
a couit of justice'.' is the question
raised ytst'-rdav In municipal court
by B. J. Martin counsel for Thomas
Jones charged with exceeding the
speed limit 'il Admiral Ifmlevard.
Motorcycle policeman Brown testified
that he bad followed him along the
thoroughfare several hliwka watch-
ing his own seedotneter which regis-
tered more than thirty miles an hour
the limit in that district. "Some-
times" mused the judge "it seems
that the nerves of some speeders arc
so tuned as to register the rate of go-
ing. Perhaps they are intoxicated
Willi the speed. "By the way Were
vou intoxicated'.'" he added tufning
to the defendant. The defendant as-
serted that he was not unless possibly
with the speed for he couldn't swear
that he was not golnr less than thirty
miles an hour l-'iftien dollars was
tho fine.
A three-cornered drunken shop-jar
brick-throwing fight In east end was
broken up hv Patrolman Antrobus
Wednesday afternoon. All except G.
K. 1 invticr pu.' up bond. He was fined
110 In municipal court yesterday. II.
II. Irln and Fred Ball forfeited bond.
"What do you do when you are at
liomuJ" asked Judge Clark of Jake
Street Shawnee Indian arraigned In
municipal court yesterday charged
with drunkenness. "Nothln"" replied
the red man. Then the following
conversation and grunts ensued:
Judge own a farm? Street 1'huh.
Judge Have yon plowed yet? Street
Naw. Judge Want to plow? Street
I'huh. Judge How- long will it
take you to get out of Tulsa? Street
This afternoon. Judge Beat It.
Frank Ijiughney was given a 90-day
sentence for vagrancy yesterday In
municipal court lie was cleared of a
iharge of stealing and trying to dis-
pose of fans lust week In municipal
court. iAiighnry was formerly em-
ployed by a locul theatre.
t ItAKJ KFAXKPY
fAITI'HKS
" lA'TCIIIMl HAM)"
V3IPKF.SH TODAY.
OSAGE LAND LEASE
HEARING CONCLUDED
Flirt her Proposals SliouM
Be Submitted to Onto
Sells Maivh 22.
WASHINGTON March 11. Ilur-
ings on the renewal of oil leases on
the lands of the Osage Indians in Ok-
lahoma were concluded today by Sc -relniy
Bane of tlie interior depart-
ment! loiter tli.' secretary directed
that all proposals for further develop-
ment of the- oil lands should be sub-
mitted in definite form on March
to Indian Coiiiiiilssloiier Onto Sells for
final eonsidi ration by the department.
Fugene MacKay representing the
Kansas Natural oil & Gas Co. urged
at today's heat ing that any u thm
taken by the department be trained to
protect 'the .sublessees under the Fos-
ter lease now operating ill the Osaue
oil laud.
I 'avid J. Kelly of the Manhattan
oil company represetil lug sublessees
under the Foster lease urged that the
matter he settled as soon as possibly
declaring that on account of existing-
conditions the priulin thm of oil had
dropped fri'ui l.MII.IMlO hairels jn
March to .'.Ml 'Hi" barrels In Iiecem-
her lit I 4. Me advocated releasing the
tract under the present system for fif-
teen years.
William Hal an inter-ma t ried
member of the t 'sage tribe lobl tin'
seen tary he was prepared to obtain
financial backing for a plan tu take
over the Foster lease and operate
under it guaranteeing the Indians
one-third of the profits on
taken out.
all
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MANY FINE INFANTS
ARE SEEN IN PARIS
Mortality Among; Babies in Frame
Has Greatly Decreased Since
War Uroke Out.
I ( 'or res (oti de n eo of the AssocUti-il Pi' -s..
PARIS Feb. 2.1. Infant mortaliiy
in Paris was iii per cent less during
the first six months of the war as
compared with the same period of tlm
preceding year and maternal mortal-
ity also decreased proportionately
during that period according to
Prof. A. Pinard a specialist in physi-
cal education and an authority on
questions relating to natality.
Prof. Pinard attributes this result
to the mciuuircH taken by the Mater-
nal fc Infantile Aid society organ-
ized at the beginning of the war un-
der the patronage of Madame Ray-
mond Polncare.
The object wiui to assure every
woman not only the proper maternal
and medical aid necessary to assnro
birth under proper conditions but
also to remedy as far as possible tho
depression resulting from the absence
of husbands In the aimy. The care
given by this society to mothers and
infants Is held to be responsible for
tho mothers and infants being par-
ticularly robust and healthy during
the period In question.
"Never in Paris" said Professor
Pinard "have we ever seili so tnany
strong handsome infants as al the
present time."
TEXAS OFFICIALS
PREVENT LOOTING
SAX ANTONIO March 11.--officials
of Maverick county Texas pre-
vented the destruction of Piedias
Negras Mexico by the evacuating
Carran.istas hy quarantining against
the town and garrison for smallpox.
The board of county commissioners
headed by Judge B. V. King then vis-
ited I'iedras Negras and notified the
authorities that the. quarantine would
be raised temporarily upon approai h
nf the Villlstas conditioned only upon
tho Carranzista general guaranteeing
not to carry out the orders to destroy
all the buildings. The guarantee was
given and as the Carranzista troops
evacuated the town sixty of their
wounded were transferred to the
Texas side of the lib) Grande and to-
day several hundred women and chil-
dren are crossing the river to Texas
refuge. A small body of soldiers is
serving as a civil guard awaiting the
entrance of the Yillista troops.
Diphtheria nli-Tnii o 'Mexico.
FAN ANTONIO March 11. Wight
thousand dollars worth of diphtheria
anti-toxin Is being rushed to Chihua-
hua. Mexico from St. Bouls to check
nn epidemic of ths. disease among the
poor Mexicans many of them fam-
ilies of Villa soldiers. There are more
than three hundred cases and the
American lied Cross society Is furb-
ishing the anti-toxin in response to an
appeal from Doctors. I. B. Ilraden and
Herbert Stevenson who did Red Cross
Work among the Mexicans two ycins
ago at ( ijinaga.
Madame Curie Al front.
PARIS. March 1 1 . t 2 : 1n. ) Ma-
dame Skoldowskii Curie the scientist
who with her husband the late Pro-
fessor Curie of the Fnlversity of
Paris discovered radium is working
In hospitals near the front with a
complete 'radiographic equipment.
She is described as intensely inter-
ested in her Work a id is being em-
ployed busily by the military sur-
geons. Don 't Let
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