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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

the great ditch in various grasses. The
strong turf will serve TO hold the
banks in place and prevent their ten
dency to slide, but the government
had an eye to beauty as well.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

The suaye, seductive arguments Of
of the Hon Robert owen are very
pleasant TO listen to but We feel q
our duty 10 remind wenk-kneed re-
publcans OF the admouition: BE
ware of Greeks bearing gifts"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

The radium bank of Paris Is con-
stantly increasing its staff of women,
due to the rapidly increasing use of
radium in medical and surgical prac-
tice. AS porters of the marvellous
mineral women are employed in pref
erence to men. one hundred thous-
and dollars worth is entrusted to
them daily.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

The Panoma canal is to be orna-
ment has sent down an expert bot
anist with hundreds Of tons of seed
in order to plant the sloping sides of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

Farmers furniture store has a few
special bargains IN large second hand
gas ranges. also one large oak buffet,
for hotel or restaurant "a West First
street. Tulsa. Okla. Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

Miss Anne curtis has opened a
studio in the parlor Of the Hotel
Robinson and will instruct in Bridge
and Auction Bridge. Fun particulars
on application. Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

"Bligius compla ms that he does
several mems work.
ITS true. AT the ban park he tries
to be both umpires and the entire
coaching line"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
Loud and strong.

Mrs. A-Nour Husband always
dresses SO quietly.
Mrs. Bile does not You ought TO
hear him when he loses a collar but
Milwaukee Daily News.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
Statement Of Circulation for Month OF
October l0ll

Total uumbcr Of papers printed and cir.
rniaied was 231,s77 which when divided
by twenty seven, being the number Of issues
during SAID month, gives daily average
of b,566
l. Chus J.. Dent Manager Of the World
Publishing Company make affidavit that
ihc total number ~ copies Of The Tulsa
Daily World circulated for tho month end.
ing Tuesday, October 81, 1911, was an
average Of 1888 copies Of said paper
CHAS T. DENT,
General Manager.
Subscribed md sworn TO before me this
Slst day Of october. 1871
LORA H. MILLER,
(SEAL) Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Judy 20, JILL
.cc'-.c.cc..,l.1...c.......y.
y People who strive to op- %
. pear what they are not only .
. succeed in being nothing" o
y %
y.c9Y..c.s9o.s........c.cy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

Your moneys worth for your money
or your credit at Farmers. "a West
First street. ADV.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
9i55etamzN adrt1tem

3 2ebten 5onntng reiite ser bo4m'-
lte SEER @bt 8eter @ngel, .. g. s.,
pom ser ct. Sobns Mbtei gum Gene
ral-aupitel in Memarf, g. 5. 3upor
madte er folgenoe @rnennut1gen nno
oronete folgen6e g%eriebungen on:
@odm. Bater Midael, >. g. g., m,1r-
Sc sum 5ubprior ernannt uno baourf
ieine ieit einem Sabre pafant getpeie=
ne stene mieoer beiebt. 9o4m. Ba-
ter 9erbert, 3. g. g., tpuroe fir oas
Mmt oes Nrpfurators uno Budfub=
rers beitimmt, mdbren6 bodhp. Sater
|1unieI IN bas Mmt oes @ouege-S9ab=
meiiters erboben muroe. 9odm. $50
ter Oregon, 8. g. 50, lit als &farrer
BON @idmon0, bodm. Slater Bil-
belm, 81. g. s., alg Hfarrer Der 4lo-
ltergemeinoe, bodup. Hater @onra6 als
Bfarrer BON Stiapater, bodm. 8ater
8auIinus, $. g. g., als Bfarrer Ser
Maria &in1melfabrtsgemeinoe IN ct.
Saul, bodm. 8ater Sugo, 8. g. g.,
als 8farrer Ser ct. Bonifa5ius-@e.
meinoe in Settings nnb bodm. Bater
@lauoius, s. g. So, dig AiTiitent Ser
|Bonifa5ius Stride in MinreapoItg er.
nannt.
Sodu. &err u. @lndtu, 8furrer
bon @opaIton, liegt am EDpblts idtDer
erfranft nie6er. SodtD'iiter 8iidoi
|grobec eritattete 6emielben geifern,
Wittupd, einen 8eiu9.
Sim nadbbiiten Counting miro 1T ser
neuen Stride an Seem Muni9 Der erfte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
slms Der n~meesems.
2ittle Taas.

@err Sobn @ans, meld5er bier iett
oen lebten Sabren iein Setm bottle
un6 uls Muiifprofeiior ben gr0Bten
@rfolg auf5umeiien bottle, miro tn ei-
1igen Moden iein 6eim nod Dem Sit
sen perlegen. Durb Germittelung
oes Oscar Daggett bat er i'm gtaate
2ouiiiana &eisIdn0ereien IN ieinen
.8eiit gebradt, utt6 er miro 6ie Mrbeit
ouf ieiner 5arm ielbit beaufitdtigen.
gein neues 9eim miro er in @lton,
2%ouiliano, maden umb ii@ sort iei-
mem 11euer 8eruf uiomen. 9err Cons
bot iid) als altsge5eidmeter Muftf-
profeHor pielfad beDdbrt, tpie ibm
oies als por5iiglider 8iirger nidt lpe-
niger nadgeribmt miro. Sn ct.
|@Iouo bot feline @iege geitanoe11 uro
bon BORT aug ging ibdn fein gutter Stuff
poro11s, uno oieier bat linn einen gro
Ben @reis pabrer 5reunoe eeiidert,
Sic linn EN- treues Anoenferr betpab-
rem meroe11 lrto Inn INT fernen Sube11
Feinen glei4 g1ter1 grfolg piiniden,
wie er fid oeiien I'M @oroftern-5 tante
at erfreuer1 batte. s. s. Eanner,
Delder n6ibrenb Ser lebtett ndt Sabre
BetriebsIeiter ser 2itfle Sails Mining
Cos Mablmiible mot, Fat ieiner &C.
i9dHsantbeiI ieinem gra,oer 8. g.
[Eanner, 5efretdr 11no Sdabmeifter
ser @efeni9aft, fd1tfIid iberIaifen.
&err Ea,1ner bt fi4 nod Binnipeg
|begebe1, tlno es mag fieeiin,s BOB er fih
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07

@emeinoegottes0ieni pom bodtp.
gfurrer, Nater 2ucas, 3. g. y, ge=
bolten.
s. 2eebten gonntag feierte Ser 8e-
neoictiner Sroen oas Set ser bl.
5dubengeI m1rd elm in Ser Mbtetftrde
pom bodip. &ater &rior @ermann I'M
ter Mi1iiten5 ser bodm. 8eneotetiner
@ilfrie0 un6 2eanoer celebrities
6odumt. Nad SEM gpangeltum fano
feierlide gr%neuerl1ng ser @eliiboe al
Ter SroensgenoIen Dor sem bodm'iten
Serrn Mbt itatt.
$ Sodm. Nater Mlfre6, .. 8. g.,
fat auf SEM @ege ser Gene lung Der
artige erfreulide 6ortidritte gemaft,
oaB er gegen gn6e 0ieier .8ode aus
Sent @oipital 5ur nebernabme ietner
@enein6e in ct. Gloro entlalien mer=
SEN fam.
3 Mm 0onneritag erbielt Ser bodm'=
Ie Serr Mbt Setter gngel, 8. g. g.,
BON Ser ct. Sobns Mbtei BON &om sic
Dpfumente, in oenen Ole Mtttbeilung
entbaIten 1T, onB 6as ct. @eters
Ertorat gu Miiniter, Sasf., Canada,
sur Mbtei .erboben 11no Ser btsbertge
Brior, bodpp. Slater 8runo Dorf ler,
gum eriten gbte ser neuer Mbtei er=
nannt mur6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
Ser Dominion ani6lieBt.
ct. Mnthpuh.

8pr Elm paar @oden mur6en nelt11
0em Sobn 211tbmer geborige @dmei<
ne BON einem toaen &lnoe gebiiien,
oenen, mie au6 Sem 9unoe, our4
einen 5duB ser @aral1s gemadt muir
Sc. = Gin Mdoden ser 6amilie Mid.
@ongl muroe tpegen glinooarment=
5iinoung operirt un0 fiiblt iett mte=
ser gutter 9inge. - Soiepb @aoer
Der anote lebte uno biele @o9e BRET
gii observation-disclosures Gieb naf
|5uo-gt. Saul. = Na6 ldngerem Be-
lude Bel Germm0ten in ct. &oia lit
Ser bier als Sberle6rer angel telte
SEER @er5og nit 6amilie BEL unS ein=
%getroffen uro riitet ii9 5ltm gegtnn
Ser Sdule.
Mppn.
Ser bier beiteben0e Sfat=Gl11b trifft
Gorbereitungen fir ein Sfat=Sour=
nier, 1as am "a. September abgebal=
ten meroef lon. 0a oies bas eri te Selt
|oieler Dirt lit, meldes bier begangen
mir0, 10 meroen es ii9 oie bieitgen
8en5elbriioer ga115 BEL on0ers angele=
gen iein laiien, 0us 3nlammenle tn Der
sfat0reider gu einem redt angeneb=
me1 gu maden.- Sebaitim edit
mers begab iid) porige @ode nad ct.
Mi9aels, mo .er etnen perlDanot= ltnO
freunoi9aftliden 8elud eritattet. =
Jomilie &obert 5perl lomie Sobn
sperl uno oeiien Before Salfte bon
Mlbanp beiudten iber sonntag ste
bier pobnenoe Gamilie Mic. Gbial=
mann. - @ittme Mntn Wc0eanus
befinoet ii6 gegenuartig in MlbanD,
mo lie iih eines id1peren 2eioens me-
gen operiren laiien muBte; tie befin=
Set itd iebt auBer @efabr. = Samilie
5ei1rid Sdiefers un6 Geo. Berg
|ideio BON 6arming uaren Sonntag
Ebier bel ser 5amilie q. S. 9rimeI 5t
@alte. - SSn ser 6amilie Nic. 5dir=
mers murbe I'M &reii lie BON 8ermano=
ten unto Sreun0en cine redt angeneb=
me 5eifli6feit begangen, nobel oas
freunoidaftlide BerbaltniB fib 10
re9t gelteno madte. - Sacob &ur5,
|pelber mebrere 8od,en abDeien6 mar,
traf Snmitag tpieoer bei M1ittert1 etn.
l. Setter Mndtemas un6 @attin
mobnten Iebte @od3e ser 9odseit oes
8ruoers Sobn in Clear 2afe Bel uno
|febrten Donneritag mie6er beim1pdrts.
Slice.
@1bren6 elmer Dienitag Morger in
Ser aotbeornIe 3u ct. CLOUD gebaIte-
men. 8rautmeiie Iieben fib ffiiirs 2eben
(pereinigen Ben. Grofnelt bon 0f-5t.
|GIoub ur1o SRI. Grances gbriitle bon
bier. No4 Ser Eralu1rg traf 6as
i1nge Boar NIT Semen, oie als Trnu-
3eugen fu11gierten, bier Elm, unb es
mur6e Bel BEN @Itern Der 8rnrt Elm
gerniitbIides Sod5eitsfeft gefeiert, no.
lei 00S 8rnttpanr Die herali6fteu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
- Sole sanlldube fit a1oben I'M
,euon 5dnd6fDre. Sen s. GbelbrDd.

ffSEE4EE - I -
Meuel1 56aib4fDre. Geo s. Goelorpd.
Ser lett a1t Sabren oem Gountp
aIs Mngeitenter IN Der Goirtp-gluot-
tor-0fiee Ste beiten Dienite ~leiiteroe
Serr Sobonn Commit muroe Sonn-
taa IN ser unbefI. gutpfdngntBfirde
erftmtnls nit SRI. Maria U. Appert,
godter ser Sran &elena Appert, gum
@be{tano perfiinoigt. .Die &odyseit TT
auf SEN 26. bieies MonatS a1beranmt.
- Sim 0ienitag Morgen baben sic
@loden ser &atbebrale mieoer etnem
!Sodaeitspaar oas Slid eingelautet.
&c mur6en BEL elmer Inn Z nbr Dom
bpd1m. Serrn SEQ Cans, einem 8ru-
Ser ser 8rnut, gelelenen 8raltmelie,
mabreno mel6er 9err @ubert @ans,
aleidfuGs Elm 8ruoer ser 8ralt, als
Srganiit tbdtig lpar uno beilen 5pet
GDbne 2eanoer uno &obert 0te Melie
bienten, ebelih perbunOen &err So
1eph q. ShroOer, melfer In Ser Lotto
lei, 9sortbmeltern Selepbone So. etne
perantmortlife Steaung beflei0et,
un6 SRI. Sofa @ans, Todter ser @itt-
me gpa Cans, unter oeren ga ltlidem
Sbood nad Ser firdliden 6eier Die
116dlten Germanbten 0es glildltben
Noores i1h gum @odBeitsfeite einge=
funoen batten uno SEN Neuoermablten
Sic ber5liditen @liidmiinide fiir ein ge-
leqnetes gbeleben entboten. Woge BENT
iungen, beliebten gbepaar, oas ii6
iebt auf elmer &odBettstour befinoet,
piel. Slid uno gegen beld}ieoen lein!
= Cute Bargains in Sduli6nben
bel Gen. srsetuif. Sir sic bette $500
re Sic nieorigiten 8reiie. 9. Mpe.
meltlid pom Gourtbauie. 41=bo.
= Mir iino fertig fir Sic sdul-
fumoihaft uno iino int 8eltt zines gt
ten Gorrutbs BON Sdulidyuben. 2ep
S. Goelbrpf.
= &aum glaubll1 aber maDr. yer
in ct. Glouo> mobnen0e Jarmer nno
Obit5udter Math. 5idioa bra4te les=
ten samitog cine rotbe &iibe IN ote
Staot. melde Elm @emidt BON 6M
9fl1no bat.
- sssn einem an s. 6. Scents, &C.
fretdr Ser Gbarter @ommiiiton Ser
staot ct. CLOUD, geridteten S6rei=
BEN bot Senator S. 8. Sulipan oie
@riinoe a1gegeben, marum er als
Mitglie6 beiagter @barter @ommiiton
Ste proponirten 11euen @barter=slmen=
Dement'S nidt CUR Mnnabme unter=
5eidnete. Sn ieinem 9dreiben emf
pfieb1t er, auf bas conititutionene
Stats ENHANCEMENT 5u marten, I'M
iider gu fem, oaB uniere @borter
Mmen0ements AUDI geietli@ ieien;
oann empfieblt er sic 8abl iener Be
amten, melde in SEM @barter borgele=
ZEN iino, our9 6os Golf un0 5tpar auf
Sic ga1ter bon nl1r einem Sabre; SEM
8olfe ipnte bieies &edt Der @abl
nidt porentbalten mer0en.
= Cine p%onitdn6ige Musmabl an
Gbippema bodgeidnittenen S@nben
fann gefunoen mer6en bei Sen S. Goel,
brpf.
- 8ei Ser lebte ISOLDE 5metmali-
gen geranitaltung elmer stearns
Gorntp 6atr int 9apioion S%pernbauie
muroe Elm @etpinn BON etma $3.50 er-
sielt, melfe Summe gum 8eiten Ser
ct. glou0 mittello ien 8emobner per=
menoet miro.
- @eb psrliehen auf ~cr1ttptrte
6ormen. Taruers Gtate 8anf, ct.
glo1t0. Minn. 16<bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07

i0{ofts Elm @eiddftsgebai11oe 5ur Ct
offnung eines @eiddftes IN Hadt &C.
nomuren, oas BON ieinen Sobne @eorg
ON /. Dctober begonnen uao in Be
trieb gebalten meroen. loa
- g~oaitdnoiige Ml1spabl on Sobn.
$etlep's &erbit{duben bel Geo S.
@belbrpd.
- County : an1palt S. 9. @imsl
erbielt lesten Donneritag Madymittag.
Sic Erauernadribt bon Dem Mbleben
leiner @roBmutter, Ser Trou Mnna
MoIl, melde am II. Augnft in De-
lterrei6 int Sitter bon " Sabren ielig
i'm &errn entidlafe n lit. Sic miro
betrauert BON i6rem @atten, Ser iebt
i'm 90. 2ebensiabre itebt.
- SHE umiere 3umrps uno Srforos
meroen iebt unter 0em 4oifenpretle
losqeidlagen. Seq 5. Gbelbrud.
= Sim IA. September miro iid e.
ganfpralioent .. s. Sapia bonnie
gen elmer gegen i'm erbobenen &lage,
ais babe er etrpas nit sen ganfunre=
gelmaBigfeiten in 8omlus gemein, 51t
perantmorten baben. 8is oortbin ltebt
@err Sapin unter 8iirgidat I'M Be-
traae bon $4,000. 0ie 8iirgidaft muir
Sc geleiitet BON Sen Serren $. 6. CT
pin, 6. g. gltnnen, &obert 9arriion,
9. 6. Mbeles uno Sobn S. 2etlen. SSn
st. glou0 miro mon idmerli6 Senur-
SEN finoen, ser Sen @errn @apia oes
ibm CUR 2ait %gelegten @ergebenS fa-
fla balt, fat man ia in ibm itets Ell
men ser ebrenmertbelten 8iirger unie=
rer Sta0t reipeftiert.
= SIR lnuft feline @efabr, menn
SIR Cure S6ulidube fauft BET Gen S.
@oelbrpd.
= @e11n man bon SEN pielen WfiB=
be[ligfeiten, mel9e iid IN Ser lebten
Iienitag Mbeno l%tuttgebabten Situng
ltnlerer Sta0tpGter breitmadte, un0
BON SEN pieIen &iigen, sic bei Ser
@elegenbeit oem 8iirgermeilter, SEM
sdabmeilter, Sem gtu0t S%ngentellr
uno Sem StraBen : @ommtiiar aus
getbeil mur0en, abiiebt, 10 5iebt itd
0os in iener @erlammlung @ei6ebene
gu einem min5igen Sd1flein 5uiam-
men. Moermann @egler unterbrei=
tete cine @eiolution, ser 5ufolge Elm
Minoeridbriger, melde tint geiitiges
@etranfe gu erbaiden, ein unridtiges
Sitter angibt, nit elmer @trufe BON
$500 ooer 80 5age @efangniB be-
legt miro. Die Sr0inan5 bottle tire
er1te 8erlei lung uno tpuroe Damn an
oas betreff enbe @omite per1pieien. Gin
Mntrug 6es Observation-Disclosures
8eau0reaa1, Elm neues 6euermebrba1ts
5u bauen, ml1roe angenommen. Saul
$. Sderer mur0e als Madfolger oes
perit. Sobn Halter als Mitglte0 Ser
HolBeibeb0roe ernannt. Nddife Ser
lammlung 9ienitug, oen IL. septem=
Der.
= &ommenSen 6reitag miro SEER
Mlois 6ranfe Sic &efle nad Chicago
mtreten, mo- er auf 0em Gentraloerein
SEN bteiigen ct. Soiepb Manner=
perein pertreten miro.
- SSn ser 9ienitng Mbeno gebolte=
nen @%eriammlung oes ct. Glouo
Commercial Club font Sic Srage 6es
gaues elmer nelten 6euermebrsSta=
ton CUR 5prade, ser BON Sen Staot=
ratbsmitglie0ern bereits g%utgebeiben
lit. 9te 6an0elsfammer mofte BEN
8au Ser beiagten Citation anSgeiebt
leben, Big sic auf ser Stu0t laitenoe
5dulo menigftens in ettpas re0u5tert
lei. Sic ier Glub=@eoanfe ipiegelt it6
IN SCR Scs6ep ser Snrsnhlpr ltnierer
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-27
SAVES TWO LIVES

Neither my sister nor myself
might be living today, II It had not
been for DR.. Kings New Discovery"
writes A. ID. Mcdonald OF Fayetteville,
N. c., r. F. D. No. 8 "for we both
had frEghtful coughs that no other
remedy could help. We were told my
sister had cons umption. She was very
weak and had nights sweats but your
wonderful medicine completely cured
us both. It's the best ever used or
heard Of" For sore lungs, coughs,
colds, hemorrhage, lagrippe, asthma,
hay fever, Group, whooping ccugh-all
bronchial troubles--its supreme. Trial
bottle free. soc and $1.00. Guaranteed
by G. r. Baker & Co. and F. Fink of
Fredericktown.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-27
!. !. i 4. !. i. !. !. I. !. i i. i. j
J. mt. PHEASANT j
Il 4. + j. j. i i. i. !. :,

Miss Lizzie Sellers of Morgan town
ship has gone to Columbus for few
weeks.
Miss Laura Cummings of Mt. Yer
non spent the past week with her
sister, Mrs. Shafer, on the Archer
farm.
Charles Lafever is slowly recover
ing from the grip of which he had an
attack several weeks ago,
The annual meeting and installation
of officers of Pleasant Grange was
hesd at the home of j. H. Bone last
Wednesday evening. The deputy, Mr..
G. f. Tulloss of Wayne Grange, did
the work IN an efficient manner after
which all partook of an elegant sup,
per.
Miss Laura Cummings has gone TO
Washington county, Ohio, to visit her
parents.
Miss Ella Lafever and her friend,
Miss Murray, spent two days at the
poultry show.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-27
SPECIAL
Carrying Rierpont Morgan
Makes AsReCOrd

Philadelphia, ian. 24-What is be-
lieved to be the fastest railroad trip
ever made between Washington, d.
c., and New Yerk occurred yesterday,
when J.. Pierpunt Morgan, the finan-
cier, WIS whirled from one city to
the other over the Pennsylvania rail
road in the unparalleled time OF three
hours and fffty-six minutes.
All the way the special train aver
aged more than g mile minute. The
distance between the two cities is
224.7 miles, and express trains make
it in five hours.
Mr.. Morgan's train, composed of a
locomotive, tender, one steel coach
and private car, left Washington at
11:12 o'clock yesterday morning. A
fifteen-minute stop was made at the
West Philadelphia station, where en-
gines We're changed, and the train ar
rived in New York mt 3:0S O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-27
HAS NEW CANAL BILL.
Senator Huffman Urges New York
Plan For Ohio.


Columbus, o., Jan. Ex-senator
Huffman of Butler county will this
week introduce his bill to create a
commission to Investigate the FEAST
bility OF rehabiiitating the canal sys-
tenn of Ohio. The bill will be similar
to the one introduced last session
and is patterned after the New York
plan, under which the canals of that
state are being rebuilt.
The bill provides for the appoint
ment of bipartisan commission OF
four men, who will have authority to
employ competent engineers who
will make thorough survey to find
out whether the canals can be Of
further use to the state. In New
York such a commission was ap-
pointed. 1t recommended that $780,
100000 be appropriated to put the
canals in commission. The question
was submitted to the people and by
a large majority they voted in favor
Of the issue of bonds. Senator Huff.
man says his bill provides for the
same procedure.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-27
!. !. i. + !. !. i. 4. i 4. + !. i. +
J. ANkENYTCWN j.
i. i. i. i 1. i. I. !. i 4. j. i. i. !.

l.. NJ Brubaker and wife, G. S.
Strausbaugh and family and Jackson
Bechtel and wife were guests of Fred
Barton and wife, Sunday.
Doyle Brubaker visited with his un-
Gle, William Brubaker Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Gibson visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Dore Beal Sunday.
S. H. Workman, wife and daughter,
J. r. Beal, wife and daughter, and
Misses Fern and Zura Montgomery
were guests of S. J. Workman and
family, Sunday.
Chas. Miller and wife, OF Newark,
and Mrs. Nora Hail. of Mt. Vernon,
called on Zack Burger and wife one
day last week.
Chas. Wider of Chicago, died of
pneumonia, and was brought to An
kenytown for burial Monday in the
Arkenytown cemetery.
Clarence Grubb and wife visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wertz of Fred
ericktown, Sunday.
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POLITICIANS WORRIED
panville Reporter Tells Long Tails
to Grand Jury. NI

TO Sranu jury
Danville, H., Jan. 24.-What effect
the vote buying and selling investi-
cation now going on in Danville will
have ON the various officials who
were elected at the last election and
for the last three years, was the
question asked by and of every poll
tician and lawyer in Danvilie after
1t was learned that II. w. FRANKIE
berger, reporter for the Danvilie
Commercial News, had gone before
the grand Jury and told everything
he knew.
Frankeberger was before the jury
for 30 minutes, and when he came
out there came an announcement
that he had unbosomed himself to
such an extent that the grand jury
would be bound TO- return indict-
ments against some OF the leading
politicians OF the city.
Gold Shod. gAuIes.
Nero's wife had her nnles shod With
golden Sboes.
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Notice is hereby given that petition
will be presented to the Commissioners
of Knox county, Ohio, at their next ses-
sion, March 9th. 1911, praying for the lay
ing out and establishing of a county road
on the following line, to-wit; Beginning
in Berlin township, Knox county. Ohio
at a point Immediately west of and adja-
cent to the Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Company's right of way, on the line of the
land of Jackson Bechtol and the Bound
airy road, which is road running east to
Liberty from the main Mt. Vernon and
Bellville road and continuing thence
northeast, parallel with the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. over and across the
land of jackson Bechtol, about 100 rods,
and thence still. continuing over and
across the land of C. S. Swank and PR
until the west bank of Owl erel is
west bank of said creek and stlll over
and across the land Of c; s. swank
the Richland and Knox county line
road, the distance over the land OF C. s..
Sv ank beini go rods more or less.
C. S. SW ANIx.
Principal Petitioner.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-27
STARTED IN CINCINNATI
James Faulkner Tells of Phillips
First Newspaper Work.

Columbus. o., Jan. 25,-David Gra-
ham Phillips was tutored by Jim"
Faulkner when he first "broke" into
the newspaper game. This was in
1886 at Cincinnati, and Phillips was
fresh from Princeton. AS a "cub"
ne started in on police, but made
good so quickly that he was put on
general assignments. He had a win
ming personality, according to Faux
aer, and could ask more questions In
a minute than most reporters could
in an hour. Orc summer he went to
New York on his vacation and never
came back to Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-27
DRYS AND VETS
IN HOT DEBATE
Large Crowd Attends Public
Hearing on Dean Bill
COSHOCTON COUNTY FEATURED

Opponents Of Rose County option
Law state That Its Operation Has
Resulted In 800 Per Cent Increase
In Drunkenness - Many orators
Present Temperance Side Of Issue.
aenator isaac Huffman to Spring
New Canal Rehabilitation Plan.
Columbus, O., Jan. "a. - The sen
ate chamber was filled to overflow
ing when the temperance committee
held public hearing on the Dean
bill toN amend the Rose county
option law so as to permit
cities to decide for themselves the
wet or dry question. Two Cincinnati
men presented the side of the liberal
forces, C. Homer Durand represent.
ing the Personal Liberty league, and
James Woods, labor leader. 1t
was declared that the Rose law had
been a failure The instance of Co
ehocton county was quoted. There,
At was claimed. arrests had increased
300 per ce't in two years after the
county had voted dry.
Speakers for the drys were Attor-
ney l.. u. Lilley Of Columbus, repre-
senting the Anti-Saloon league; Pro
fcssor w. w. Johnson of Denison
university; T. c. Laylin Of Norwal'
and G. F Aldrich, former represents
tive from Sandusky county.
l.. ID. Lilley declared the Dean bill
was not one Ito promote general
welfare" but favored "a business
which breeds misery and crime" He
said 1t wo-ld deprive people of theil
weapon of self-defense against the
traffic, because "it Is bill backed
by people who subvert@public inter
est to private gain, by those who
want to bring the level of the law
down to their own low standard Of
morality and by those who have ar
erroneous notion of what persona
liberty means"
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WARRANT
Issued For The Arrest Of A
School Teacher

A warrant was issued In Squire G..
s. Harter's court on Tuesday morning
for the arrest of John Rice, a school
teacher at school about four miles
north of Danville. The warrant was
sworn out by A. 8. Arwiller, who
charges Rice with cruelty and unlaw-
fully furnishing Clarence Arwiller, his
nine-year.old son. He alleges that
Rice wilfully struck the boy about
the face and afterwards choked him,
The same charge was preferred
against Rice several weeks ago and
after the trouble, which happened
Just recently, he was discharged from
the school at meeting Of the school
directors on Monday afternoon.