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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28

Every school boy or girl should se-
sure one Of the Star Dictionaries. Cut
coupon from this Daper.-Adv.
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FRANCISCO-on Wednesday. Septem-
Der 81, 1911, Catherine Small. beloved
wife OF James Houston Francisco, at
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LODGES AMI l.

IRoQUOI5 HALL, seating capacity 400; newly
renovated; now open for engagements; suit
able for banquets. weddings, dances, lectures
and lodges. Il. ". H~UTTENBACH, Irouuois
building. 2s0-2ss Washington st.
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DAWSON September 2S 1911. ella Merle.
infant daughter OF Charles Z. and Ellen
j. Davis aged l year S months, 314
Kearny avenue, Arlington, n. }.
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FAGAN-on September 2. 1911, Mary
Pagan. at the residence Of her sister,
Mrs. Anna Monahan, 405 Washington
avenue.
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ZAHN--On TUESDAY, September &c, 1911,
at her late residence, North Midway
Zahn fnee SchIeeel), beloved wife of
Fred Zahn, of 65 Quitman street.
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COMING EVENTS.
CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE CON-
NEWARK.
City Hall, Sept. %. 1911.
The following is the list of names, resi-
dences and places OF business OF applicants
for licenses contained in all applications or
petitions made to this board for the granting
licenses TO sell spirituous, vinous, malt or
brewed liquors, and not heretofore published
according to law, to wit:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Charles Hoffauer, "a Nursery St.. Same place
Frank Casale. 40 Stone st...........Sam place
Gaetnno Fortunate, 2Ss-242 Oliver st. Same place
Harry Stier, las Badger av. ..........S Sam place
Jan Gruskas, % Rankin t..........san place
Patrick Rqynolds, ss Banh ct Sane place
Salvatore DiComo. 81 14th av.......same place
Domenico Orlando. 76 eth av........Same place
Herman oberst, 1888 Boyd t......,.Same place
Thomas Flood, 270 Washington st. Same place
stanislaw Borzecki, $40 Market st. Same place
Matthias Felt, 6O6 Bunterdon St. i. Same place
David Regain. 81 Mechanic ct. ....... Same place
Aaron Handel, 5S7 Market t........same place
Samuel Goldstein, 90 Iiroonne St.. .Same place
Edwin T. rankton "A Fourth st, Same place
Adolph II. Wodzinski. o. Bank st. Same place
Mrs. Catherine Walsh, 395 10Th av..Same place
Adolph Mayors, 207 Warren st....,.Same place
Peter Cicero, .1i3 SO. Canal st........ Same place
Albert Benkert. 14s WayerIy ave.. Same place
Charles Henderson,, 2lS-29l Grove st..Same pl.
Emanuel Kaiser. 222-224 Washington st..
William +. Rynkiewicz, "a Hayes st. Same pl.
Andrew Dunn, 313 Bank st.........same place
Mrs. Adam creter. 81 Holland ST.. Same place
George e. Mausert, s54s56 Broad ct. Same pl.
Otto Bladder, 40 Hobson t...-...:Sam placs
RETAIL--SINGLE TRANSFERS.
Joseph Leiterig, FROM 442 North Fifth st. TO
4b Mulberry -.t.++..ss.s..4f b mulberry ST.
Frank A. Young, from 5 Lister av. to v0l
R essrg dioonineliic. from ss barclay " E. ! % ISL :
si EnTn stufm, from isS Bowery St. H 10 ii
TW4ioIESALE SINGLE TRANSFER.
T. George Boles, from 500 Broad ST. to 70
Broad .lW Broad st
RICHARD MILLER,
President
JAMES F. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
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AUTOMOBILES.
REPAIR WORK

AUTOGENOUS welding; expert on aluminium.
cast iron welding; broken parts of autos
springs reset, repaired; iron forgings to order.
@ A.. HOFFMAN. 40 Halsey st. Tel. 5427 Mkt.
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HAYWARD MFG CO.-"Pulslak' belt 'ress-
ing. the best known belt dressing and pre-
sentative for leather, cotton or canvas helt-
ing. 24G Plane IT..
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GILROY-On September q, 1911, at her
late residence, 26 Acadepy street,
Bridget. beloved wife of the late John
Gilroy,
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STINSoN-on September 81. 1911. at her
late residence, ~ Reade street. Annie r.,
beloved wife of Captain Robert Il. slim
son.
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AUTO tops, slip covers at reasonable prices
for good work; agent for auto Windshield.
NEW. JERSEY AUTO TOP Co. 2s6 Haisey
st. Tel, 394s Market.
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CEMETERIES.
GLEN RIDGE

Franklin av. and Joralemon St, Bloomfield,
n. j.; tel. 1891, Bloomfield Plot. 4 graves
and over, $50 up. Graves, adults, si4.
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NEWARK TIRE REPAIR CO,-Vulvanlzing
and repairing; all work guaranteed, q Cam
field st., Nc ark, n. ]. Tel. S076-L. Market.
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IMPERIAL TIRE REPAIR Co.-vulcanizing
tubs repaired; all work guaranteed - VIII
lam IT., Newark.
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PIANOS ANn ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
o SALE-Upright electric plano, IN good
condition; with rolls. Inquire J. J. BON
SHEER, i9 Speedway ay.. Irvington.
P~IANO-Almost as good as new; excellent
condition: must sell for s24, with stool; day
or evening. so Halsey st., upstairs.
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ftREPROOF flooring for garages, this floor
can be laid over your old wood floor; Is IRE
and waterproof; estimates and samples given
by request. NEWARK COMPOSITION FLOOR
CO, 1876 New York av.
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MeDONoUGII-on September %. 1911,
Patrick, beloved husband Of Catherine
McDonough nee Rush., 49, Bowery
street,
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G.. a. n. Notice.
Phil Sheridan Post will assemble at head
quarters Thursday, September IS. at 2 p.
NJ, to attend the funeral of our late COM
rade and past post commander. Samuel D..
Cobb. In full uniform. BY order,
FRANK BROWN.
Commander.
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HOGAN-At Cedar Grove, \. j.. on Sep
John w. Hogan, In her Goth year.
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FEMALE applicants OF the Bureau of EN-
ployment Of the city of Newark who are de-
sirous OF speedily securing places In first-class
families as housekeepers, cooks, chamber
maids, nurses. etc.. viii please call at the City
Hall Annex. on Franklin street. every after
noon, excepting Saturdays, Sundays and holt
days, between the hours Of 1 and !. when they
will meet ladies' needing their services. No
charge for procuring employment.
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PAUI-Suddenly, at Crawford. n. J.,
September 90, Rosina T., wife of
Isaac N. Paul and daughter of the
ate John M. Beck, of New York city.
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HELL wANTEp-rEMALn.

EXPERIENCED mi on eorsets wanted.
also bright girls as learners. Apply at once,
NElNGARTEN BROS. Inc, ali High st.
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MAUI-On Thursday, September os, 1911,
Louisa f., wife OF the late William
Maui, In her 6eth year, % North Sixth
street.
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PRINENEAU-At West Orange, n. j., on
Wednesday. September 81, 1911. Raphael.
husband Of Sarah Prineveau, Is Elm
street.
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Aged People, Wednesday, September q,
1911, Samuel Moore, in the SD year Of
his age.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral service at the home,
Watsessing and Bloomfield on
Friday. the 29th. at 3 p. m. lnterment
In oomfie Cemetery,
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Household Goods.

CHARTERED oak bed, mahogany chlffonier,
dressing table and folding couch. Call 1865
Johnson av.. mornings.
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MISUNDERSTANDING any kind of business: best
make; lowest prices; wagons sold under
guarantee; rubber-tire top buggies: low wheel
runabouts; build wagons and trucks to order;
rubber tires put on. JOHN KOPYTA, 40
South Tenth ST.. between Fifteenth and Six
tenth avs.
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GIRLS over 16 for factory work: call s a. m.
r. BEsr PENCIL WORKS. 22 South Grove
St, lrvington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27
company A To STAY
At Home This YEAR
AN ENCAMPMENT FOR ONLY 4
WEEK Is ALL THERE Is IN
SIGHT.

It will be the same old plugging,
regular drills and stay at home for
Company A. Of the oklahoma Ma
tional guard, located at Tulsa, this
summer, II more definite arrange
ments than those made at present are
not contaminated.
There will probably be n weeks en-
campment Of all Of the companies Of
the oklahoma National Guard at
Chandler late In the summer. Accord
ing to present plans, this will be the
only outing Of the company, However,
the order may be given for the COM
pany to attend manouyers in some
other states. II is up to the officials
at Washington for that 10 occur.
No arranements have as yet been
made for a sham battle or other OBJ
servatlon on July 4, according to
Captain L. r. Perry, commander OF
Company A.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27
DUNBAR SCHOOL CLOSES.
Exercises Held Thursday and Friday
Nights at A. VI. T.. Church.

The closing exercises Of the Dun
bar (colored) school were held on
Thursday and Friday night. The
seating capacity OF the A. NJ. T..
Church was filled on both occasions
by patrons who were gratifed by the
entertainment and who pronounced
the exercises the best in the history of
the school. The teachers were pret-
sented expressions OF esteem by the
assembly, speaking through Rev. ]. A.
Johnson in his closing remarks.
During the past term the enroll
ment of the school has increased from
less than 800 to over 400, and rapid
progress was made under the care Of
an able corps of teachers. The Dun
bar instructors are n. ]. c. Johnson,
principals: Lucy Sims assistant prn-
cipal; Ruby Locke; Ada Taylor,
Bertha Lamme, and Bessie Hensley,
The proceeds Of the two evenings
entertainment will go toward defray-
ing the expenses incurred in the pur-
chase of a piano for the school.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27
bORINER TO
An Investigation
PRACTICALLY ASSURED NNOTH-
llR PhOBE Is COMING.
EVEN bailey FAVORS It
la Toilette Says New Committee
Must Hays Confidence of People
Old one Didn't Have II.

by Associated Press.
Washington, ID. C.. May 26,-Aft-
er dcyoting practically the entire ses-
sion today 10 tie discussion of the
proposed re-investuUon or the case
OF Senator William Lurlmcr, this Sem
ate adjourned without action to pro-
coca again At tie next Iuus Mon
day.
Senator LaEolNtto concluded his
four day speech mir, LaFoucttc held
that the m ,asure should be changed
$50 as to provide that the Senate
ahould elect an investigating commit
tee of five OF the now senator's SEN
ator Borah Of Utah supported him.
Bailey and Dillingham; opposed It,.
Senator LaFollette said that he had
been influenced to Introduce rcs0-
luton for a special committee Of in
qulry, following the Illinois inyesti-
CATION. New investigators have been
provided for because he believes that
the question 7hould go to a committee
not influenced by n prejudice from
former decisions. The next inyestl-
eating committee, hc felt. must have
the confidence OF the people and he
did not believe the old standing COM
mitteo on privileges and elections
would hav} The people, he said,
would consider the old committee
picked from the beginning, as has
been charged In connection with the
Illinois jury in prosecutions growing
out Of the case.
Mr.. Bailey said that all the Dem
ocratic senators desired was n new
investigation He himself favors It
because Of the discovery Of new evl-
dencc.
In the cloak rooms Of tho Senate
today there was much discussion Of a
persistent rumor bat Lorimer might
resign before the hew inquiry is act
ually authorized to protect his friends
from the attack Of those seeking to
unseat him,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27
bullet through ARM
IN A Street FIGHT
DEPUTY SHERIFF. OOLEY HAS
BETTER AIM THAN MAN HE
TRIES TO DISARM.
Special 10 the World.

SpeClal 20 tue Muflu,
Sapulpa, OKLA. May 2G.--Allison
Ooley, the third and last one Of the
three famous Ooley brothers Of Kie-
fer, the other two have being killed in
street duels in the town Of Kiefer, was
a participant I'm a shooting scrape on
the streets Of the little oil town last
night that made every one take to
cover.
Ooley and W. NJ. Murchison eX-
changed shots on the street about 10
o'clock in the evening, both men
emptyng their revolvers. Ooley es-
capped unlnjured, but Murchson got
his twice, one a slight wound over
tho eye an the other was a bullet
through his arm.
The trouble started when Ooley,
who Is dcutp sheriff, tried TO dis
arm Murchison. Murchison gave him
his gun all right but in n rather un-
expected way spouting lead. Ooley
pulled his gun, and the cracking Of
bullets was all that was heard for
several minutes.
Both were arrested, charged with
assault with intent to kill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27
ROAS' \ EARS Come
ND ROAS'N EARS CO
MARKET OFFERING LITTLE
THAT IS "NEW" FOR THE
HOME TABLE.

Roasting cars were on the market
yesterday. The quality was good but
the quantity was small and the early
comers cobb ed up the delicacy, leav-
ing the late ones with their mouths
watering, to walt until the next In
stallmont arrives--but there may be
some more Today.
The market offers little that is new
for the home table these days. Fresh
vegetables there are in plenty but the
variety is toe same offered for several
weeks, the only difference being that
most Of the good things are home
grown. CaIl!flower. homegrown, IS
12hc per found. Homegrown cab
bage, cucumbers homegrown, but
grown in no. houses are offered Gu
cumbers are sc apiece. The supply
Of fresh tomatoes Is scarce, Il Is
Just between seasons for tomatoes
The supply from California and
southern Texas was In earlier in the
season and f. nearly exhausted ana
the home gown tomatoes are not on
the market and win not he for sew
eral weeks. There are plenty Of
beans, peas radlshes, lettuce, onions
and other spring vegetables and
homegrown new potatoes,
In the wa Of fruits the last Of the
home grown strawberries are on the
market at 15c per quart box Climat-
lc conditions cut the strawberry crop
here and elsewhere and berries are
not likely to be cheaper than now.
There are gooseberrles and few
dewberrles aud cherries on the mar
Net, plenty ( rhubarb, but no other
home-grDwu fresh fruits
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27
ASKS receiver FOR
HUSBAND 5 BUSINESS
MUSKOGET WOMAN SAYS SHE Is
DESERTED AFTER HUBBY
SQUANDERS MONEY.

Special to the World
Muskoge1, Okla. May 2G.-Mrs.
G.. NJ. Burcnam today petitioned the
superior court to appoint a receiver
to look after her husbands business. &.
Burcham ojorates a furniture store
here. His wife charges that she has
been deserted and that her husband,
after squand2ring $1,000 Of her mon
ey, has abandoned his business. Re-
Gently Burci am left for the North
ostensibly to purchase additionally
goods, but So far has failed to return
home or give an account Of his
whereaboutI
The Burchams camo to Muskogee in
December % last year and, according
to his wife, she loaned him $1,000 to
put into thu business Since her hus-
band has r,en away, Mrs Burcham
has been looking after the business. .
She wants the stock sold to the high
est bidder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27
Anthor Adds to state Song

BY Associated Press.
Jecerson city, May 26. Mrs. Liz
zie Chambers Hun, authoress OF the
Missouri state song, at the sugges-
tion of Governor Hadley, has writ
ten two moro verses to the song They
ere commemorative Of the part Mis-
souri, played as a pioneer state in the
development Of the West. The gov
crnor recei ed the manuscript OF the
two verses today, but will not give
them out IL iii after the committee
has passed upon them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27

The love Of cocaine returned AL
bert Starr to the county Jail, Starr
was one Of the three prisoners who
escaped In the recent get-away--the
Deputy Price arrested Starr late
Thursday night, tracing him through
a friend who was in quest Of the
drug.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27
mother WITH BABY
IN ARMS Is fined
HENRIETTA BRADLEY DECLARES
SHE WILL NOT ABSCOND UN-
TIL OTHERS GO TOO.

with sucking babe I'm her arms
Henrietta Bradley, appeared in Judge
Houston's court yesterday to answer
TO charge OF conducting n place at
No. / South Cincinnati, where offic-
ers in a recent raid unearthed a guam
tity Of beer and whiskey. The resort
has been raided by the officers n half
dozen times in the past month, but
until yesterday the woman was left
unmolested because Of the appealing
circumstances When Mrs, Bradley
utterly refused to discontinue her bus
iress, she was placed under arrest and
would have been sent TO Jail with her
baby had II not been for the arrival
Of friends who made S25 bond
Several blanket Indians who came
down from Pawhuska to spend a few
days were found in the place when Of
ficers entered the Bradley resort One
OF the men had taken a bottle Of
beer from the ice chest and was IN
the act Of emptyng It when the Of
ficers appeared. The Bradley woman
made the open assertion that she
would not discontinue the business un-
III others IN the same locality were
made to clean out their plants.
Judge Houston gave Mrs. Bradley
a lecture which apparently had about
as much effect as water generally
does when poured on a ducks back.
In pronouncing sentence, the Judge
said that he was actuated by no mall
ice toward the defendant on account Of
other violations but on a promise to
quit the business he would grant len
lency. The Bradley woman was given
fine Of $5 and the Jail sentence OF
10 days was suspended on good be-
havior.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27
All By Her lonesome.

BY Associated Press.
Rolla, Mo May 90 Mis- Eva En-
durance Herdler Of st. Louis was
graduated with class of thlrty-five
men IN mining from the Missouri
School Of Mines and Metallurgy. She
is believed 10 be the only woman who
ever received diploma as a mining
enginee-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27

Vienna, Nay 90 Notwithstanding
the reassurlaR official reports concern
ing the empcror's health, there is a
widespread feeling that his condition
is less satisfactory than represented.
The news that Professor Neusser had
paid professional visit to the en-
peror resulted in weakening OF the
bourse. The emperor has been III
much OF the time Of late, and owing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27
TO NEtii''
FLYNN JULY 4TR
ARRANGEMENTS CLOSED LAST
NIGHT FOR Is ROUND GO.
Held At FAIR GROUNDS
win Secure Referee From Outside
Ok nhoma jeanette 10 Box Lang
ford I'm Paris June ~.

At late hour last nicht contracts
WON. ei.nea ,,.b,rohy ,,srI Morris OF
.r..,. ,,,..... ,.,,..,..,.,,t ,.h,o
nope ana jim rI|nh' "l '"'e '"o
second man in the heavyweight
class, viii meet in a fifteen round
cort,st at Tuls, ON t,o ofternoon of
,,.
d "''
u IT, uter' manager OF carr Mor-
ris, has bee1 on the trail of Flynn for
some weeks and wrote many letters
relative TO ! match between the two
ON the Fou .tb .or .uly. AS the up-
shot of the natter. Fl,nn oamo down
from Kansas CITY Yesterday morning
and after NEGOTIATING all day, the
match was finally arranged.
The two viii meet IN an opcn are
ma constructed in front Of the grand
stand at In, fair grounds ON the aft
erncon of JuIy A. at an hour to be
named later Other than this no in
formation as TO the match has been
uiven ont bv Manager Irfer The
forms of tho match are NOT known.
MANAGER I-far remain ng negative on
tbe subiect II Is understood that n
referee who is not a resident Of Ok
lobomo wil be secured for the
match
When ou.etioned about the pre-
liminarie,. to tbe FIGHT Mr.. Ufer
stated. at Is going to be an apple
without a core that | hand to the peo-
ple Of Tulsa. Oklahoma and the
limited statns" indicating that there
VIII he no preliminaries.
The match between Morris and
Fl,nn will bo one Of the most import
ant in the history Of late pugiIism
Never befo have conditions been the
Same as thew are at present. Jack
Johnson is the champion of the
world. This condition is very strain
ed ~ the ewes of the entire world are
looking for white man who can
beat Jobnsol There are very few log
icaI hopes. Kaufman was a hope,
and is probably hope vet, but the
star of his career was dimmed I'm the
recent battl. at Kansas city by Jim
Flvnn. AT the same time. Flynn is
thrust forwpEd as the champion of
tbe white world. Carl Morris is the
most promie ng of the "new hope
class"
Carl has rcown a remarkable abll-
lty in the ring. He has won seven
battles. None of these were big con-
tests. In looking for big game. Flynn
/ was SINGLED out. The match has been
made. and Il Morris whips Flynn by a
single strok, he will be at the front
Jim Flynn is n clever fighter I'm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27
CoIored Men: White Bones.

Gambling is said to have the order
Of events at "Nigger Reds" place
on North Greenwood last night. Ber-
ney Cleaver happened along and
George Jones w, A. Cheanault and
station. Frank Howard was taken
In charge for lettering. The bones
were placed in the safe for safe keep
Ing. All themen arrested were color
ed. The bones" were white.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27

Special to the World
Cherokee, okla, May ga deal
has been closed whereby the Chero-
kee alfalfa mill has been sold to j.
H. Fickey Of Mobeetie, Texas, who has
disposed of a ranch In Texas in order
to take over the mill here. James Dick
will return with him as manager
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27

BY Associated Press
1t. Louis May 26 The week Of
September 30 to October was des-
ignated by the board Of governors Of
the Aero Clup Of st, Louis for hold
ing an International Aviation meet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27

to HIS advanced age, he has thus be-
come very feeble. Emperor Francis
Joseph Is at Goedoelloe, at the royal
chqteau, Archduke Ferdinand, who
win succeed to the throne at the en-
perors death, holds the rank of gem
eral as well as admiral He is an
acknowledged authority on military
affairs. Born I'm 1864. he offended
members Of the royal family by con-
tracting a morganatic marriage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-27
Sure Was Some Liar.

Pawhuska. okla, May 26.-The
Arkansas newspaper liar who recently
sent out the report the large number
of pesky caterpillar and army worms
near Pawhuska are putting a stop to
farm work deserves to be elected
mead and tap of the Oklahoma Ana
MAS Cub.