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tiis hum WORLD, wiim A1 w,ni. m mi m it , ion. paoi ism BN SB 10 SML6T-D0WNARD 1 11 I'M GET II lit noil WALK Kit, Mloi UUO LARGI CONTRACT Hi, it IIV Win I D LYNCH, U'AK IIROl'UllT i kmimishios iNiiioiv iii iii i oh si i nr. ui 1 1 i Mi i n. SPENT THE NIGHT IN TULSA WILL USE ROCK ASPHALT Rigid nveeUgeiion of Lynching ( Pui'inw Uut Bund) Monuu Ma Hi- Had h Matt1, The ruse of Sheriff Berry of I'Anik county, Monday last, probioly saved ihut Bounty from the disgrace of u second lynching In the past throu days. While u deputy sheriff stoeid on l h Ht.-i'H of (ho eOUrthOUSS mill talked to the mob of Mannlord p0 ile who earne down to Sapulpa with thi! mowed Intention of l r. hii.i Robert Will k it, the ni-Rio, who was arretted in Clnremore, Sunday night on u ennrn of being Inutile tod In the shooting und killing of Fred Evans and the wounding of Holla Johnson ut Munnford last Haturdu.v night, another deputy crept around to the rear door and spirited ilm negro away to the Frisco depot unn took a train to Tulsa; where thei negro wa8 plaeed In the county Jail. l-ale yeHlenlay afternoon, on re ceiving word from Sapulpa that things had quieted down there, the Hi mo was removed from the jail 111 this illy and returned to Sapulpa, The mob gathered Monday niKht, shortly alter the nemo had been ar raigned on the charge of murder, and taken back to the county jail. It Is not expected that any further trouble will be experienced With a mob, It was understood yesterday that the Creek county authorities are pre paring to make a rigid investigation of the lynching of Walkers partner at Munnford early Sunday morning. It was stated hore yesterday that Bhottld the county authorities fall to make an Investigation that thu (Juv ernor win do so, Walker stated yesterday that the negro lynched was not his brother, as was first given out. Walker himself, Is well-known to the county aiithor 'Ules of Tulsa county, and It is said that he has a long criminal record at his home town of Wagoner, Okla. I hi lit Sllccls I poll Which I'.uin. Will Bo Laid Prix- o He Paid is Her Si, nan- VaYril. The biggest portion of tho big pav ing contract which has resulted In thu utmost rivalry between several prominent contractors, was yester day awarded by the city commission ers to tho Hhclby-Ilownard "ompuny, of Ardmore, klu., I new concern In the local field, on the basis of $ 1 . 6 f. per SQUATS yard. Thu contract price they will receive for the approxi mate forty blocks of (lining awarded lo Hum will be fllf,IM,tf. Con tracts for five other streets were n"t awarded yesterday for various rea sons, but the city commissioners will nolo a special session at Id o clock this morning for the purpose of awarding paving contrails that are now contemplated. The Shelby-Downard company will use Oklahoma rock asphalt In their work. The contract for Kenosha avenue was not awarded yesterday owing lo the filing of protests of the major ity of properly owners along the dis trict affected, who assert thai the levying of a paving tax against them would mean practically a i otiflscu t urn nf (heir property. Owing lo the fact that two new subways are be ing built on North Denver the oon tract for that sired was luid over until some final details an be work ed out. The paving In Stonehieaker heights, which falls practically upon one person, and on Cameron avenue will both hu tuken up ut this morn- i Ing's meeting. Following are the streets on which , the new paving is to be done and thu Contract price paid for each one: Perrytman avenue I noiMI Wl r- u BOSWELL'S The ludles aid society of the Mist Presbyterian church will give a ba zaar, December 7, In the basement of the church, beginning at 2 o'clock In the afternoon. A ii o'clock dinner will lie served the game evening, adv. M M I EDA X ARGUES FOR A OF HABEAS CORPUS, WRIT Attack Warrant Issued for lion Because ii Daed Word ernor" for 'State." i:tradl-"GOV" Easton avenue . . Hululh place Clacinnatl avenue . . Fifteenth, section 2 I'illcellth, section 1 Kiglith street Seventh street . . (Fifth streel Fourth street . . Total 2.634.P ll,802..ri7 12.D1K.K2 2.556.5C T,73r..78 12,535.97 17,r,40.G0 20,4 51.2!) $H.-.&li.4t! Simple and Scant. ' She wore no jewels save the s'nule splendid ruby sei in her betrothal ring - anything more would have made her seem overdressed." From "A W caver of Dreams." OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 5. (Spec ial.) Walter IE, McMillan, whose ex tradition to Kansas City, Kan., on a robbery charge. is being sought, squeeaed a ray of hope from the crim inal court of appeals' proceedings to day when, with three attorneys he ap peared to argue an application for a writ of habeas corpus. Alter offering the comment that the governor's warrant Issued after the requisition had been honored was clearly defective, because not issued in the name of the state of Oklahoma, tin court permitted Attorneys Levy and Jennings to admit evidence which the former said would bear on the iinestlon whether McMillan was a fugitive from Justice. McMillan's lawyers asked first for a continuance, for the purpose of runnlag down new evidence, but the court was averse to delays and cen sured "the petitioner for coming to the appellate oourt after trying -the su perior court of Oklahoma county when he night have filed his applica tion first In the higher tribunal. The attack on the form of extradi tion warrant was, it ts believed, the i lirst made In the criminal court of j appeals. The point in brief was that tin warranl reads. "The governor efJ the stute of Oklahoma to any sheriff, etc." whereas, It should read, 1 n stale of Oklahoma." What liar Did. A wealthy man in New York com muted suicide when his doctor told him lie hud appendicitis. A post mor tem' revealed that he did not have it. His fenr of evil was worse than the evil itself. (ProV. 1:3.1.) WIFE Ol SUM HP IS I NTF.lt FTFI TERURBAJi DEAL, IN IX- Ann icemcnl that Ce.iisedfdutloii Heui i- Claaed i- Bolstering up spirit- of CRttane, raim'i.pa Dec. I. Orea! Interest I Is manifest today in the announce ment that the deal for the consoli dation of the Sapulpa and Tulsa In terurban, the building of lines con- i ting the two cities, and Sapulpa and Okmulgee and theme lo Musko gee, Is closed and that soon the con to cling links of one of the most Im portant Interurbans In the country Will be a reality. The first effect was lo strengthen He faith of those who have held all along that there was a future for this city yet, and to restore confi dence In those who had seen only tot In the past months. This annonncemet, coupled with the. one that tho smelter of the larg est magnitude was about to remote here from Iola. Kan., has this as a red-letter day in of the city's history. PERSIAN W HO W AS A BOSTON Ol HE CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT BOSWELL'S The Christmas Chopping spirit is on, Our gre itoclt often you abundant choice, at yovu leati expense, m well an your costliest gifts, Our mammoth stock of Sterling silver Tableware-Knives, Fork, S us, Fancy Pieces, Berry Bowls in many ot' the most beautiful leading patterns, .i a yerj reasonable prioe, Sterling Silver Novelties -Toilet Kt't, W to 20 pieci I, $7.50 to $50; Manicure Sets, f&SO to $50; Militjiiy Bnuthes, all styles and prices. Silver liuvelt'es in all small pieces 50o up a uiiiiiy as you like. You Should See Our Line Before You Make Your Selection With sinccrest Christmas spirit we welcome you to our mam tn o th es tiib iish ment. V "' rlasssssi Early Shopping will relieve your minds and give you the choicest of gifts! HI MOSHS in die the best OlirlstnuM prenen s our stock is varied in a lunrtsniiin inrtct) ot bonntlful gnus m a pi ce thai will lntMcal any real Investor, l ar Scrawl 9IS.0O in tl.OOO. Him:-. e.5D to $.',(111. 8EK Ot It Hi l TIF! I. 1.1 MS. (lie BDTTOVSEmbleni Bnt ion-. Collar Stud Buttons, ( harms. Chains, fjookvts, Crosses, OoHur Pint, liar Pins, Broocbea, Bracelots, Holt Pins, Hatpins, Fobs, Tic Clasps, stick I'lns, Waist Pins, Leather Baft, Su rer Card, Spectacle, Osaretto and other ca-is all pi Ices. I MBRBLLAS II I I I. HltOS. Detachable for tSMllel an I (.eiiilcmeii. on select any handle or lop oii ehooM and I'll thORI Uh irother in a second, our price, $1.M lo M,O0, Special Preparations Have Been Made To handle the uiammotli crowds which are visiting our -tore daily, There has never been 8 year in ou.r history when people have been so eager to look md to buy preaenta, Therefore, we have bought heavily and pu1 mi special help in i-tcy to take care of the large business which ia a sure thing this year. People in general have not boughl heavily during the Summer uionths, and now' they are eager to make their early selections before the choicest gifts have been taken, Now is a good time to visit our store and. look over our beautiful and w ell-selected line of gifts suitable Eor everyone, Haviland Dinner Sets to Close Out at at One-Third Off L at OncTliirrl fff JT !y 0 Our Store s Represents quality! Do you WmWv a want quality or tp.ianity? Qual- jm ity is best! 123 S. Main Street X. JT l BOSWELL'S 1 A v Bos well's On the Box stands for the Best Gifts to lie had and you pay no more. Why not buy of us? 20 year BOSWELL'S OILHISS, FIREMAN WRHaRTiHR, ' son! and, possibly In OKTS AOTIIi:it (ill, Conncrl Wrestled Huh Wallace One Hour and IB Minutes Without n l ull. Barn os t aralght ol has been OIlllHs. the light heavy the Tulsa fire department, matched for a return go with Hob Wallace, the BHstOW Wrest les, to take place at Briatow tonight, QIUlM and Wallaec, In their prsVlOUl mutch wrestled an hour and twenty five mlniitcM without a full, und the Ko was declared a draw by the referee. Since that time the fans of HrlHtoW. which Is one of the best little sport towns in the state, have been clamor ing for another tustle between the two young huskies, (illliss, who has been training hard here with Clyde Clifton, Is In fine shape, and fully ex pects to win a victory over his tougn opponent tonight. I'll.l.s CURED IX (i To 1 1 lis Your druggist will refund money If HAZo OINTMENT falls to curs any case of Itching, Blind, deeding or I'rotruding l'llus In 1 to II days, 30c. (Continued from Hugo One.) designated the annals Engineer lr'- DMA SAPl'LPA, Dec. 5. With never a word to Indicate the end. James Hat field, one of the best known condor Miss Ida Hauh, wife of Trofcssor Mex Eastmns, professor of Philoso phy at Columbia I'niverslty, New York, who still clings to her maiden nsnie. believing that rhe can best continue her work of s elal uplift by retaining her maiden ns.me. Mis. Hauh w as formerly sect vary of the Woman's Trade I'nlon league and has been Identified with the suf frage cans, and arlous public move ments for th" food of working peo ple. I (In not want to absorb my tors on the road, fell from his chair, wife's Identity In mine," snld Profes- heated Stove before which bn was sitting Sunday. He was a prom inent member sf the O. It. C. and by that order his funeral was eonduet sd yesterday. tot lOastman In speaking of his wife "till clmgng lo her maiden name. "I want her to be entirely Independent of me In every way to he as free as she was before w, wre married." man, the confessed murderer, took his sentence calmly. As he resumed his scat, he smiled in recognition of an acquaintance. Irlf rVinfrsafSt Murderer Pale. Judge Hordwell talked slowly and with supreme gravity. (JnuSSd to criminal trial?, he pronounced his first sentence of Importance outside ,of civil cases which he ioi been i handling for a score of yearn, The judge gazed at the prisoners as he j pronounced Judgment. James B. Mc. Namtira rose first. lie wore dark clothing and a white tie. His face i was pale. District Attorney Freder icks made a brief statement of the case, reading the prisoner's confes sion for the first time. As he spoke the court room was stilt. .Tames H. ' McNumara stared hard out of a w in dow. It Certainly Would. "There are two sentence," said Fredericks with deliberation, "which the court may pronounce, possibly of equal severity. One Is death and the other Is life Imprisonment. However, in the mlnda ol a treat many per- the mind of the defendant prisoners. I do not know, but I assume the sentence of Im prisonment for life would bo con sidered in some degree a less pun ishment than death. "There has been no dicker. ng or i attaining in this matter. Counsel on the other side ure woll aware of tho usual custom of gram lug some degree of consideration to a defend ant who has pleaded guilty, nut on the ground of mercy, but on the ground of service to the state. A P ea l or Clcmcnc. "This defendant h is pleuded guilty. By so doing, he has m i tied that w hich (or all time, in th,- minds of a gre it many, would have luen a doubtful qneaUon, Ho has served the state In other ways, and It is my judgment that Soma small degree of considera tion should be extended to him bo cause of that fact." Receives Beri n startling. "The court," began Judge Hord well, turning to the prisoner with an inquiring look, desires to ask you one question and Xumara. You h rlting which th whatever for his .feUow beings. Ho must have been a murderer at heart. Death BentetHM Deserved. "You well merit the maximum pun ishment prescribed by the luw." The prisoner quivered and Ills head dropped. He twisted his fingers in bis hands behind bin, and then iift- d his head again. "Thut thu Judgment of the ourt dees nut commit you to death on the l.allows is due to the existence of no extenuating circumstances whatever, but it appears to the court the part of wisdom to not do otherwise Given Life Sentence, "It Is Ihe judgment of the court that as a punishment for the crlmn 0 murder tn Ihe first, to Which you plead guilty, you shall be confine. I in Ihe state penitentiary of this state at San (Juentln, for and during SOU! nat iral life. You may be seat ' Apparently relieved as much as one could he with u life senti nee r,,n fronting him, the prisoner ,sat down has read, that sticks of dynamite cent pure. In the I caused it to be ex tiun I ask you Is " 'Did you seek that same purp i j oes de his brother w ho then arose. ri oniy, .Mr. Me er me noun nan roan we in- stated In the ' dlctmcnt charging that John J. Mc district attorn-y 1 Nsmura had pleaded guilty to hav- a olaced ---- i ing caused the destruction of the h i own as 80 per moS building, ami lodMt The ques thttt lo purchase for l)uamlte of a higher degree of percentage?'" The defendant pal ed and seemed to lose his composure. I'.n illy he spoke: "No, your bono; ii", sir." "You did not?" "No, sir." Galls Him Murderer at Heart. "There Is very little, or no rsy ,if comfort, Mr. Me.Viinara," continued Judge Hordw. ll "In ihe assertion by I you that ou did not Intend to de- s'loy life. The iwdow) and orphans and the bereaved psrenta win look no mat miemeni si nis time as mockory. The crimes sre against thu country. A man who would put sls leen sticks of dynamite In a build 'ng full uf explosives, I do not now tefer to the esploaivus of which you I.lewllvn Inm works. In this city, thu district attorney began a brief state ment, anil James 11. whispered to John J. that he could sit down while the district attorney talked. Thu man about to lie sentenced was plain ly moved by what tho court said to his younger brother. Eor a moment the sunlight sparkled agulnst thu lears In his eyes. AnPUlef Appeal for I.b lu-noy. 'There were no lives lust In this case," remarked District Attorney Fredericks, "and while the destruc tion of property was considerable. It was not great." He cited custom of leniency w hero a defendant pleaded guilty, and con tinued: "The extreme penalty which the a law could Inflict for this offence I would be life Imprisonment, and all I would suggest In that ronneclton j would be thst the court take Into : consideration the probable life re- I malnlng to this defendant, and leave that o.a,v nave nuu no smmrieugs, I really hmi ,t , , f n term , fpw mean combustible, material I ay , h,,r r.t t,., ,,, nm ni g man whn un1r these oiroum- , merry, not as a matter of consldera- Ifciaiices who would iilaae a dynamite 1 1 1 . n nnt u r n . r that ha hui charge of that qiantlty Jn suoh a 1 earned or Is entitled to It, but be bullding when n u es a printer, cause I believe It Is a wise policy of knew that gas was burning In many the state when a man surrenders plaoaa, and yea kl m there were himself, givea up and pleads guilty, nuns of human bsinga, loo, in the. anl because of other services ren BUl.dlng, must have uad no igard i dered to the sute, that some smali consideration, not much, hut some, be extended." Deserves Extreme I'ennlty. Tho defendant rose again. 'Mr. McNumara," said Judge Hord well, "you have heard the court's re- inarKB in your nioiner, and in no 'small degree, sir, tlnv apply to you. And, as In ills case, the fact that the Court may not mete out to you the extreme penalty t( the law is in no c y,reo due to any doubt that you meilt It, but simply because it ap pears to be the part of wisdom to do otherwise. The Judgment the court now pronounces on your plea of guilty to this charge i that you be confined la the state prison In San Quentin for the period of fifteen years. You may be seated." The district attorney Indicated that It was u custom to usk the occupation of the defendant. One Is Printer; One Iron worker. The brothers were again asked to rise Janus B. said he "hoped" his trnde was "printing" und John J. Said structural Iron worker." Jem 01 II. Is 29 years old and John J. Is 31. Prosecuting attorney Lawler later stated . "I don't know yet when the Mc Namnrus will be subpoenaed. It is a subject we have not fully dls, tfaSSO among ourselves." Resigned to Pate, In jail tonight the III Xamaras read newspaper accounts Of their Sentences and John J. Me.Viimaru. speaking for both, said: "Me are satisfied. We are resigned to our fate. We ure ready to sturt for San Quentin on fifteen minutes' notice. We wish to express our ap preciation of Sheriff Haiumett's treat ment of us here, and likewise all the jailors, and hope we will get us hu mane treatment In state prison." In his offbe In ihe hall of records. District-Attorney ErcderlchJs later discussed the esse. As the age of John J. McNnmars, as given by him self, war 94 years. It was suggested a sentence of IS years, which, allow ing for V year and 2 meoiths of g I behavior, would bring the prisoner's age only to 41 years. "Well, I did not fix the number of years,' said Mr. Fredericks, "but I suppose the court took into account John J. McNemsrs's apparent age, which certainly seems like i" years. In fact, I always have had the Im pression thst he was that old. After years In the state prison, he will be an ebl man." "Some of the statements fre.m un ion labor leaders repudiating the WoNamaraa are sincere, and some are not." Mr. Fredericks continued. "Sonic of the men who are Making tho loudest public utterances are Im plicated In tbo dynamiting outrages for which these men we re sentenced today. "The case Is not yet edosod. I be lieve that never since the civil war has the I'nlted States passed through such a crisis as was involved In this tremendous case'. 1 believe that this trial and the ultimate msults will mark the passing of the bludgeon, the walking delegate, and thu dyna miter from the ranks of union la bor. If (his happens, as I am con fident It will, labor will have edeunsed Itself and untold good will follow." Ijite In the afternoon, Osrar Ijiw- iiT. appoiiiteii tmiay to act as spec ial proseicutor for the government in its Investigation of the alleged dyna miting conspiracies, talked at length with lilstrict Attorney Fredericks uiiel members of his staff. Hooks and papers and details of evidence in the Me Xiimara e-use was on a table be fore' them. A MOTRERS GRATITUDE Hanj a Mbthei In Tulsa win ippre QtBtO the I'ollouiug. Many a strong man und many a healthy woman has much for which to thank mother. The care tuken ilurlng their childhood brought them past the danger point anil muile thorn healthy men and women. Children are generally bothered at some period with Incontinence of urine, and In ability to retain it Is ofttlmes called a habit. It Is not the children's fault the dlffie ulty lies with the kidneys, and can lie re idny lighted if taken iu the proper way. A Tulsa mother shows you how. Mrs. KM ward Hiilsmati, ."i70 South Frankfort avenue, Tulsa, Okla. says: "My son, 14 years eif age, took I lean's Kidney Hills when we were living In l lttsfleld, III. He suffered greatly from pains in his bark, caused by ells- orde red kidneys, and nothing brought relief until Ileum's Kidney Pills were used. This preparation effected a are and are were thus Donvineed of its merits." For sale by all dealers. Trie i0 rents. footer allthlirn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the I'nlted States. lie-member the name Doan's--and take no ether.