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The sun., 1910-09-02
"THERE>E. SCI NICHT BOESE.
Nuch kIssed woman Diplomat FIEures
In NinIerEsTten Piay

The kindergarten OF kast E,ghty-si1th
street Lum SchwAr1en Adler. u - also
called opened last night for the season
With a G"rman piece called -Therese
- Nich' Bose which NIGH he trans
A'"d -fher-sc. r. Amiahle A. there
a." ~ less THAI 'hrsa characters in the
r.av named Thc0css there ai- compll-
ca'.0ns enough
he chief Thsrsss - Donna Tkorcsd
F'riva Mara Nsrcedes do n Facris an
sH-1allet dancer. who - sent a~ Amba ssa p
d'ress 20 Paris by Nicaragua This Thsys-s
~ diplomatic methods not usual IN LATIN
American republics persuada~ KiHg Boris
A'IN ~ Ndcedopid not - declare war
~ Nicare qua That's shos' he main
I..' Amhassadress Thsvssd a pesn Z
marry hHg Borts because shs owes
a1uther
louise Barthsl was the Amha.Ss dress
30 looked pretty a. a sang very veil
Ad thene wasn't any AnbaSza a n al
? rfnality about her She was probably
80 noet kIsss al feual. Amhassadpr that
"a ueen designs'sd To anv court reCenflN
El-g Boris was Ad ~ Philipp He WASH {
'f"sr 4 - know German. being "A Mace
an. and has mistakes IN speaking - ere
a. - 'hp comedy An aliusion To- the
= hat The King ~ Ma oed onia holds
- -Aa' 10y divine right tirksd the @G-
-A'ra'N Germans
Willy Frey. Max Agerly. Otto Meyer
I'D Lleschen Schumsnn were others
he play who pleased The Wintergarten
"a flls 4 a. a those who were 'hcrs showed
Rev Ike q the play
The sun., 1910-09-02
f@p sorN sssLsspoRs
~ - sssv- f-- ts~ T-- nsys t-~vs-ss
Nsrrt.sssst- gs,,s~utt.a

= .rrr -rff,,- 80 .r- tYt-r vu-,fs.
-was'- 'aasrtaf.rr ~ei-h 70 - frs~---'
'n "r'lisH'1Ts - .stna srsI -rissisI. 80 ~srii
rs-r w.i h- t.isi b~r- f1r f.n Fsvs -
finrfnr r-v' u.-ssr a. ..s-s 30
t-'srnf~- go stu--t=st
~ f-i-ra'-- ~Hi rr4e sh-,r 80
rnIisssfrsns fp 30 sthfrt's.t .n fF@ rtiI.tns
- 'h- s--ssstatfer a' R--ad~sv aad tiafh
st-~-' n uss.u w~r.ss- rEtrr-ar
~ 'h- -u'-r'sinrr- -r' ~ufnr,it'.- estimates
%" sire - 10 .oins ant -a.sis'- - r,or-
fha1 tss 0sp
P~rrap- 'h- nos interesting -1iIs~,ton
'ha' ~tl - .hown 'hs, - Frank e.
HEain- pr~-.dl..nt ~ ~ N=w Yara
Nuni-fuati- ri1h H- -. .p-~talis-.t
un 'tiuas. Hotnags - fhnrourhiv Fhaf
- haa earnssf - r.ai ara sp@as Chin@a@
~"r- ~ ~ 'htn.-~ medals 'sli ~. uhots
history ~ q tynasfv Dfhsr men sho
hav- sp.Utalifet ~ no early Roman
hnd early tir~~s p@rinsi- siii have in'@r
"-ftnE 'hing- - -hor ~ 10 -
nring rare collection - 80 anrt~ns
<oid di-si. ne crosusiii@ rotn- - EGyp'
also oil h- shown w Webster hss a
~olle-rion ~ Lincoln medals ani coins
Tsp dinners have be~n rlann-i s9r 'ha
visforS The frs' I'll 20 hsid a. fhs
thin~-~ Tux@sio m honur - NJ Hisxin-
@-n'a' 'nn. of Old hines coins and Fnedais
ant The adtr~-s~s vii - "a the ath..
- 'h.n-~s rpins Later a. an iiahan
restaurant 'Hsre oil 10 a dinner for che
Roman -ollsCtor.
In - American a-sDriafIpn are many
-ghoIar- Du- - then - Victor n
hr~nner. Who d--, En~si .hs Lincoln r~nt
The a--ocia' m va. b-hiri ne uov~-
rsr' f0r having th- l.iuculn rent -'r,ick
~ and = nos irving 'o interest peopls
m rsw d--Isn fo- a Ave cont pi~~~
m" pr--id~n' I. VI Henderson ~ Io-
tEm..-. OHIO IN" k.ng ~ fay "a
% "rub'r - 'hs as-ocIaft0n
It" museum - The ASSOCIATION vrIi no
ou-n ~ 'h" public dvrlng 'h~ onv~nttnn
~ouls OF 'H- sddr~s-@s 90 20 t~liysr-d
~" The Worlds tnin tplI@rtor-- ant
'H.n~-@ NI;ri-matic- hv Prank e Hig-
: ~ Capt William Tlvun - 'he t'ntts,l
N'a's- >@~rs' service on yoUn'srfsittng
"in- - ne 'alph~ ~ Ragiad' ~
Howiard Wood of hns'on -Th@ History
- Meda'.D Ar ~ Jhar.~- pe Nav.
anafiaT Card Money uy " NJ.
ach.an ~ Montreal and The Making -
a Nation Money. by 4 Piat' Andrew
director ~ ~ mint - Philadelphia
The sun., 1910-09-02
NEUS OT PLu> tND PLAYERS.
H"nrS ~ savage Incorporates Eni.
plo,re VIII share Fronts

10 er- - INCORPORATION were filed
'.s''r1s" VI'r the Secretary of state
o. 'rA1y Tor Henry " savage Inc
'.. .a;I'sl stock - $50 40 rAId ~
.... 'prpora'iJn have been merged the
r-'a ~IIaf- Ouera Company and all
ora0raI 'raa'riral interests both
al amt dramatic. of Mr savage.
.rs uI. t.Iop"an interests
pHic"rs ar- president. Henry "
-. 20 -prsSiden' = Adam. Brown.
.. ..ra-y Harry = Erdtug- treasurer
GENERAL manAger Madison Corey
... ....,-rrt'r comprises Henry W
'r .-- Adams Brown. " Brooks
.l- J E.r~" Msfison 'orry ana
.. . Riing.
~avag" - IN" r.lf-r II tho con
Interest," amt vilI continue ~ give
..-.ila, attention g." al productions
b.. -ass fa "a" % InstItuf" = Jf1ft sharing
g"'n''' 'r" icea h'ing 20 have hi-
.'r.a #f4 rrpdu"rivs employees hold
.. rE iH. .rrguTatiCn ~ addition to
z dIr"rfl. m each ~easpn = pToft=
hans -IvIglfausously h.. com
90 % ~" Colonial Theatre. Boston
'amt"r 20 art On the same day
DmparF whrru = nov r"hearsinE s.
..~ arsU"rv vii st"r into the plav
Nav NoTs ] naaira
.- rus-I.t'" L~~lAy will have 'h"
L"'s' ~ Alma Who're DO You
The sun., 1910-09-02
Todd HOpk ins

crTpSwiCH SEPT The wedding NJ
Ms N.ue I.pui-~ hopkins. daughter ~
NJ and Mr- tam~- Allison Hopkn~ 20
Iie.t STANLEY Todd ~ this town took
pi.rs ~ fh~ home of the brides parents ~
oxford y the evening
The crrsnpn, was performed nv the
pey Thatlea Duboi- BTouEhton, pastor ~
- ptur. church. oxford Miss Anna
u,pkins ~ NsN Work cify. sister Of tho
brtde was brtd.-msid. and Walter BTad
To,d Todd brother 81 the bridegroom VAS
be-' man.
AT'er y HONEYMOON spent IN the Adj
rordtcks the coupl. All reside m Eiver=sie
conn Ii~ut Todd i- sell kuown ~ mili-
.fary otrClea thrOugNou' fle state
I'n'u feW months ago he wa- iir-'
tts,.terart ~ ths Tsclffh company, Coast
Ar'tIl~rv torpa. 4 - The bride vas
un'il 'h's spring hsad Di the classical do
.fs.sr'rgIarf sf the tre~r1f.h HIEh school
The sun., 1910-09-02
Thomas stewart

Tha Rev Norman VI Irpma- as-is'ar'
minister - the IIrirk Pre-bn'erian Ihurch.
Ua- married 20 Miss trau,"- NIols' stewart
daughter ~ 'h- late william " stewart
yestsrday noon 1T tho Madison ANenus
Pre-byteri4u thur,h by the 10, ~ Henry
= CONN Members - the brIds.- family
ana several hundred guer'E were present
Miss Mary stewart. q sister ~ tho bride.
Was rsAld 81 honor Damori 'Rrke. Ir
Wss ha.t man and the usheTs wers two
hroi here of tho bride william
stewari ard lorn SteeaTT. Ir y
savage MT Harvev. 'haTls. " Ghksy.
Nr Cotton " comm ana Paul Wells
Mra " "a ~tevart gave . reception
- her daughter and Nr Thomas m Wsdnea-
dav afternoon az % kast Thirty ghth
street,
The sun., 1910-09-02
DoDNIVN =, W. yeffo,
fissa asrAsrs taasaa@r gHasar -
P-f-s 90 Psssasss gunsa

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80 'rnt"n as long e. unirn nsfnhs~s ran
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fric~s t'r pt~csUors~r- hh.l - a--angest
h~'ses-n q cpmmttf-- ~ 'h= -rirln va-.s
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' U" -''f any On" from N'rh, n"r Ind@-
anN circumstances ca q .'rfs@ ~ o~d~- q
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- AN''i ~h"h '"tnNc'~i VT pNr-
susnc~ ~ lastui un'"rf The rhangs -
p"h"V - indics'~'i Nv 't~ ah"vs r~-niu.
Won rnas~~ pics~ttuS hSful would
,n~r~'"r" r-spe,tt,iur ass VOW H"n"-
'' 50 .'t "a" f"li." m'ni--'"hsr ''-
''rhns.v H"-p~'Uully
MErER IoNuoN.
h''rn"v f'- N" t'oas and NEi' Maser-
nion
me "ighiN-nN" ~'riStng rlnakuaS"rs.
s~N NentN Your Ten and eleven girls. Nhp
scr" arrested t"f pafating ~ iron, -
~" factory ~ - silver \ 60 tas'
lhlftN --"rond street. early Yesterday
morning yer" aTraign"d before NagiS
irai" h"'ise IA I~n"r-'n Market court
Nestet tiaV and fnet ~ api@Ce Tor d.--
nfd"rlN conflc' Ihsv had spent Twelve
hours m lat ami had stood break fast les
onssid" IN" l'"ls'~ court Tor hRf an hour
"a IN" ram h"fnr" arNuustv cam" 20 ls'
them ~
Magistrate HouSe N imposing sentence
sad
Th~-s mon w-r" holding q rarads
and acting m manner tending 20
breach ~ the p-sag~ IA violation - the
supreme Court decision Ntn~-ss-
have testified that Law abiding citizens
among them ladies were obliged 20 GO
ou' into the sirs"t 70 avoid 'hese Two
groups ~ thirty and hftv which we're
marching on the sidewalk These people
had NJ right 10 yak IN body IN the
The sun., 1910-09-02
ICIDE Under CAR.
Daughter Of Actor Roys,sn ki~ih I~aN~s
Note That she Vas Depressed.

Rio HMoSD. Va Sept Dear Mr.
Lloyd Beng m depre~sed state ~
mind have dsierrnined to end my life.
Pieas@ notify my mother IN England and
have my effects srnt 20 her AZ No = Col
billie Terrace. Fayswat~r. London
wish you much success m your fair as~o-
ciapion work
Muriel kieih. age -. daughter ~ the
actor. Roystpn Keith o' London. wrote
the foregoing note 20 her employee Marx
r Lloyd manager of fhe Virginia state
Fair Association. and then threw herself
before = suburban electric car IN front of
the Union Theological Seminary, two
miles from here. shortly after clock
this morning
The Coroners jury is investigating the
tragedy Her parents have h~~n cabled
bv the authorities
The sun., 1910-09-02
Funeral Of .Isha ". Bangs.

MorNT VERNON. Sept The funeral
of John n Bangs who was found drow ned
"a Plum Island IN Long Island Sound
on Monday morning was held this ., sning
al his late residenre - Colonial place
New Rochelle The services were con
Quoted by The Rev DR. Duncan NJ ~
Johns Methodist Church The body will
he taLe en- to-morrow to Hudson for burial
The pallhear~rp, who will accompany IL
will Be David e nolan. Peter PauldinR
Robert T.. FORBES Edward Nctiovern.
william & Pell-. Henry Sweet and sheriff
Henry Scherp
The sun., 1910-09-02
james ". RIsiG~ays sion. eOO Estate
Goes 10 Nrs RldgwA

lh. will q former District Attorney
James " RidgWav of Brooklyn. who
died m Pans on July -. was Yesterday
"rsr"d for prohat" 10 IN" Surrogate =
court The estate valued az about
500 uOi wuh IN" sNCep''ru 70. 81 ~ To
a -is'"r Mary Ridgwav. ard $3.50 fo each
1T IN" four brothers of the ta,tafor. ts
l"ft 20 tf~ widow Evelyn Sandford Ritg-
way lh" uriC" furniture and law books
ar" given 10 charles " RidgwAy one u
the bro'h"r- IN" widow i mad. sui.
.Nycu'rIN
The sun., 1910-09-02
Needn't answer "a. to Gsbri-I's Estate.

supreme Court Justice H"ndrlck <
decided Yesterday that Mr. HannAh h
w.s'h~imer. mo'her-in-lsw ~ Adolf
Gabusi who was AccIsad ~ taking
t3s.7.5 from IN" BiatI leather Com
pany uI-i before his death on August q
~ 'vphoid fever need not submit 10 an
examination AZ the instance Of the leather
company IN an effort 20 find out u abe
holds any ~ her aon-in laws property
The sun., 1910-09-02
A,l.,,en E,hlnIt,en Cemnan,

ALRANT. sept Aviator Glenn n Cur
tiss u behind the Curtiss Exhibition Conn
panv. incorporates to-day for the purpose
of promoting exhibition flights With aero
planes and the selling Of Aeroplanea for
exhibition purposes. The company =
office n az CuTfiss's homo IN Hammonde-
port Stenben county. The company has
n capital ~ SO. .OTn The directors are
Glenn H. Curtis= and Jerome = FancuIli
~ Hammondsport and Monroe Wheeler
80 Rafh
The sun., 1910-09-02
10 CONTEST tCTORS VIM.
rh"~ "f Charles >. ". BeII Objects 20
Estate GoIng Ia .IIce ButIer

..'I'" ~ contest 81 the viii of Charles
cambridge Bell the actor who dropped
0-af On April !. vas fled IN the Surro-
sa."- once yesterday m behalf of the
''" Eleanor Lane Bainbridge Bell
.aa- no will Bell entire estate went 20
B.fler. des~ri bed as my good
'- "' and great moral upliff 10 me dur
''" a. wears NJ my life Miss But
o. t.s. gD' he fe-fatOr > interest IN the
'-'s'" ~ 'r- grandfather IN England
..- F' al"Ess hat her husband vIas
.r.'.rN rru1. due 10 heavy drink ing
v''' 30. .r- &. y.u
The sun., 1910-09-02
Vera Fnrh slightly Better.

The condition NJ Vera Fitch. the young
woman who shot herNelf last Monday
night In a waiting room of the Hotel
Astor. improved slightly Yesterday and
A. the Flower Hospital. who're she vas
taken. N was Announced last night that
she was resting comfortably.
The physicians who have charge II
the case said that anxiety about her con-
dition had been somewhat relieved.
There were no visitors for Mss Fitch yes-
tsFdAy.
The sun., 1910-09-02
The New Buildings for ~. Johns Parish.
BrOOkIyn.
Auxiliary Bishop M,ndeIein ~ th'

Auxiliary Bishop Mundelein ~ the
Brooklyn dioce-s. who has been handling
the contracts for the erection of the nov
buildinRsl of ~. John = ChaTA Parish
has awarded the contract n a PhilAdel-
phia hrrn This Arm alsO erected tho
buildings II Brooklyn College. thu home
e the Jesuits in that borough A. soon
a. the plot for the new buiidinEs at Van
derhiit and IAfAystts avenues can ha
cleared and sHoavaled the erection ~
the asv buildings viii begin.
The sun., 1910-09-02
ua,.ons ne Low. Ree.evew'. writings.

John V. CogEey. receiver 81 the Keller
Farmer Company. publishers of d luxe
editions. got permission from Supreme
Court Justice Hendrick yesterday to sus
Jesse Watson. a lawyer at ~ Wall street
to recover IS S0o for the Writings ~
Theodore Roosevelt in twenty volumes
which were 90 cost ~ SnO. The lawyer
paid In " 0OO and then quit because an
autographed letter Of Col Roosevelt
which was Ia 20 with the books was not
furnished
The sun., 1910-09-02
Counu CorE Reunion.

The annual reunion NJ persons from
County Cork. ireland. residing in New
York will take place tomorrow evening
~ Suffers Harlsm River PARK The
{ CorkmenH Association and 'he Cork
Ladies Socisty have charge ~ the arraHRe-
m~nts There V1li be irish music and
e1hi bttions Of Gaelic dancing.
The sun., 1910-09-02
san c,o, ami Hr,d a, ouaran,In.

4 fourteen year-old girl died on board
the steamer san GiovRnn, FIVE days
b.-fpr. the ship reached here yestsr-
dav from Naples and Palermo There
wsrs a few passengers from TRAM Italy.
whore thera have been TiImOrS Of cholera
and although every one m hoard was
reported well the doctors a. Quarantine
decrdad ~ hold the shin until this morn
lag Tor an investigation
The sun., 1910-09-02
W E.Ira IharEe for ~.

&. a--Is-r's r's for Tar srN ana THI
80 40 SrN -Av ns lnf' n any Amen.
-. stnct ussssngeT once 10 the city
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-10

rection are so far advanced that
it is only a question of days when
the workers will be pat into the
field.
Immediately after the compile
ton Of the plans, a committee
will start Arranging for the be-
ginning Of work out of Okla
homa City and it is expected
the work viii start m ninety
days.
From Oklahoma City &, Ana
darko, a growing town Of 1000
population, the road will run
west Of Alden, and thence to
Coopertown. From Coopertown
it win go toward Mangum, and
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-10

While in Brownfeld last week,
the writer met several of our
OLD Lubbock county people, who
have moved to that town 10 help
build il up. Gus Pyrou is max
ing some extensive improve
ments In the way Of building a
large automobile garage. pre-
paratory 10 putting in a big sup
pIyof auto fixtures. ETC.. and
Geo DeShazo. who has charge OF
the j. W. DcShazo stock of dry
goods and groceries, was noticed
dealing out the goods 10 the
ErunHde.d people io q manner
that Indicated that ha was on-
I0..Haa good trade.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-10

products and they have made
competition easy between Okla
homa City and other live towns
in Texas.
A railroad through the south
western part Of Oklahoma has
been needed for a long time.
The line TO Anadarko will be Of
great advantage TO that town,
and will furnish lots Of business
10 Oklahoma City. / consider
Anadarko one Of the most thirty
ing and fastest growing small
towns in the State. Altus
Times.
VIII Davis of Tahoka. had
business In Lubbock Saturdar
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-10
NEW RAILROAD LINE
Oklahoma City and Panhandle
Edward Kennedys Road
Organizes.

At the first annual meeting of
the stockholders Of the Oklaho-
ma City and Panhandle Railway
company, incorporated Saturday
held in the law offices If Shartel
Keaten aaI Wells, Monday, Off
GERS and directors for the follow
ing year were chosen, and plans
set oe foo. for the immediate
tar "a. construction work
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-10

made for a point of entrance 20
Oklahoma City it is practically
assured that the entrance viii
be made near the packing
plants.
tn. road HilI connect with am
other running northeast from III
Paso through Texas and win open
up the whole state of Texas for
Oklahoma products, besides fur
nishing an opportunity for the
marketing of Texas products DO
this state
Edward Kennedy, one of the
prime meyers in the new road
will leave with others interested
for Anadarko. within the next
few days, 20 arrange for con
struction work toward Okla
bona City. Construction has
started from Anadarko toward
the west and preparations for the
starting o. the work ir this d.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-10
For County Iral--rar

In this issue of the Avalanche
will le found the announcement
of X. H. Wilson a. candidate
for the Office Of County Treasur-
cr Of Lubbock and attached
counties. Mr.. Wilson has been
in Lubbock county long time.
and is counted among the old
timers here. He will no doubt
give the Office 10 which he as
prizes the closest attention should
the voters of this and attached
counties decide that he is the
man for the place. lie asks that
you give his candidacy you most
careful attention before casting
your vote for that Office in the
primary in July.
r. VI. Clayton of Lubbock.
was in the city Monday enroute
30 Fort Worth 30 attend the
Stockmen's convention. Post
City Post.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-10
lubbock State Bank Building

out of Oklahoma City. The Off
GERS elected follow: A. Key Of
Oklahoma City. president; Eu-
gene $. Sullivan Boston, vice
president; II. +. Chapman, Altus
secretary; +. !. Dupree. OkIaho-
ma City. treasurer Directors:
A. Key, Oklahoma City Eugene
S. Sullivan, Boston II. +. Chap
man. Altus; h. j. Dupree, Okla
homa City; Joseph Fain, OkIaho-
ma City and $. p. Bennett, Ok
lahoma City
The enterprise win involve the
expenditure of $1,000. 900 and.
though. no selection has been
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-10

thence west 10 the Texas line.
going TO the northeast part of
Harmon county Texas. and
making connection with two
other roads IN that vicinity.
One of these is the Altus, Lub-
book. Roswell & FL Paso Rail
way
At Memphis, Texas. the road
will go west through farming
country devoted for the greater
part to the cultivation Of wheat.
corn oats and cotton. TO Silver
TOM Thence The road viil go
Yves. to LockHey Do Hale county.
and from there 90 West Peters
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-10

@ Dana One man was located
at Swce.water and another on
the telephone line between here
and SWectwater hcte.cDaoro
wire bad been cat and am Iu-
strumeUt attached $50 that when
at the suggestion of the Sweet
water paI q bank there called
Tor The huuc.a. standing of the
party here the answer would go
back from the sgbsraio1 that hc
WHo. b. Il didn't work how
even The officers g5f onto the
trick The paper was turned
down. Miller was arrested but
f.. capitalist 30 tao Swcctvatcr
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-10

W. T.. Cope one of Lubbock
county g most prosperous and
successful farmers, was in % see
us Saturday He informed as
that be had 70 acres of land boz
fine shape for planting. Tie csc
poets o. begin planting the latter
part of this month or the first Of
April Mr. Cope has great
faith iu this section Of the plains
and says all we need some
farmers 10 cultivate more of
Lubbock county's rich sol. he
is absolutely right We NUT be-
come producers and Dor alto
getlor consumers.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-10

burg ~ miles away. The road
passes through Lubbock the
Queen of the Plains. which has a
population of 1000. The road
then runs % Roswell n. NJ.
thence south with all the trunk
lines iu Texas 20 FL Paso.
More than 100000 bonus mon
ey has been collected from the
Texas towns and Anadarko wide
awake 20 the importance of Sc
curing the road, gave a bonus Of
$50. 900. 30 proposition has been
presented TO Oklahoma City re-
a bonus.
Tn this way IL seems 20 me
the Texas cities have been show
ing their friendship for Oklaho-
ma City said Mr.. Kennedy
Monday night. In aiding the con-
sfruction Of this line they have
given a ready market for Okla
10ma City and Oklahoma state
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-20
COL.ROOSEvELT
At WHITE HOUSE
NONE oF TAFTis FAMILY THERE
TO WELCOME HIM - HAS
VERY BUSY DAY IN WASHING
TON YESTERDAY.

Washington, Nov 19.-Theodorc
Roosevelt returned to the Viii o
House today. No member of the fam
ly of it's occupant was there to bid
him welcome. The president is in
Cuba and Mrs. Taft is in New York,
The colonel made himself at home
and shook hands with all the clerks
and attaches, most of whom We're
there when he left nearly two years
ago. The colonel had about two hun
dred callers at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs Nicholas Longworth.
among them being Secretaries Bal
linger and MacVeigh, several jus,
tees Of the supreme court and mem
bers of the diplomatic corps A re
ception was held in the afternoon
after Roosevelt had spent the morn
ing at the national museum inspect
ing the specimens of his African ex-
pedition for the Smithsonian Institute
and had attended luncheon given in
his honor by Gilbert Fl. Grosvenor,
editor of the National Geographical
Magazine.
Tonight he was the guest of the
Smithsonian Institute at a dinner.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-20

Lawton played full back for Michi-
gan, but he had not expected to up
to week ago. when Minnesota pro-
tested the eligibility of Thompson,
the regular full back.
Coach Yost trained Lawton ha't,
and although Thompson declared his
eligibility Lawton played throughout
the game, and did his work magniii-
Gently He made one run of IS yards
aud two others of twenty yards, al,
most the only long runs of the day.
Two of them N@re made from fake
punt formations.
Pattengill distinguished himself BY
running back punts McGovern, who
had cen a whirlwind in this depart
ment o. the game in the earlier
games. was seldom able to regain
ground on punts. Nor was his play
effective in the defense today, but 1t
must, in fairness, be stated that
Michigan ~ been trained to play
for him, He was watched every sec.
ond Of the play by Captain BenbGook,
left guard, who repeatedly broke
through and downed him.
1t was a desperate game and most
of the time the ball was in the air
Michigan seemed to gain strength as
the game progressed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-20
WILSON BLAN[S
HOMEST[ADERS
PART IN CAUSING HlGH COST
OF LIVING.
IRRIGATION A ,tSaIY
Secretary Declares Day VIII Como
When it win Be of National
Importance-Spokc at
irrigation Congress.

Chicago, Nov. 19.Seoretary of Ag
riculture Wilson blamed the home.
steader of the west In part for the
present high cost of living, in an ad
dress at the opening here tonight of
the United States Land Irrigation ex
position.
"The homesteader," he said is re-
ducing the field of operations of the
ranehman which is reducing the meat
harvest of the west and becoming
quite factor in the cost of living"
Other causes, he said, were the
great immigration to this country and
the movement to the cities. The re-
cent tumble in prices Of meat he at
tributed to drouth in the Gange coun-
try and to tie big corn and oats crops
He declared that much remains TO
be done in improving the country &
farming conditions, in spite of great
progress already made in this direc.
ton. Expansion, exploitation of soll
robbery, he continued, have been too
much the practices of the past The
new lands opened up under the home.
stead act of half a century ago "were
often exploited" he asserted, ''for