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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-30
Rls,,
nZkannmnz-ezlluz4put. Osy,

on couch In the fTS!ety
house when the shooting oc,, Co.
few minutes before the woman is So.
20 have gone 10 the bureau where
the revolver was kept, The husband
asked his wife what she was huI>ing,
Mrs. Prettyman replied, II am hunt
ing dish towel" The husband
thought no more of this until he
heard the report of the gun.
The woman fred the shot intended
to end her life while In the kitchen Of
the Prettymsn home, The husband
first reached lher side, followed II few
seconds later by "A neighbor woman.
The mother of Mrs. Prettyman asked
the woman why she attempted taking
her life, Pointing to her husband,
she said you know why" Pretty
man Is reported to be man of good
morals and nelghbors say that the
two have never had trouble to the
extent of loud words Prettyman is
the proprietor of livery stable In
the East End,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-30
WI 81 BESTS cox.
RcfuscS e. Bent Him Up After tho
NnmIrCnth KNmnh

Special 20 the World
Sapulpa, okla. May 20. Harry
Wucst OF Tulsa won the boxing CON
test here ton iSht from Joe Cos In the
fourteenth round. ln that round,
routccnth ound. After knocking cox
down several times. Wucst refused to
beat the springfield boxer up any
Uorc. TIA referee gave a decision
la favor Of Wuest,
In the early part Of the contest
COS pushed Wuost hard Ills lack of
experience is the only thing that pre-
vented him from winning the battle,
AS An experience fighter would have
certainly won, under the coditlons IN
the early part Of the mill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-30
.LINEMAN Gets Shock;
FALLS THIRTY feet
r. j. KOSHER SUFFERS BADLY
BROKEN LEG AND \ MU-
TiLNTED FACE.

r. j. Kosler, linoman employed
by the Tulsa Corporation Company,
sustained badly fractured right leg
as the result Of a fall from a 80 foot
pole at the corner Of Firth and Main
about 9 o'clock yesterday morning.
The shock Of coming in contact
with live wire caused Kosicr to lose
his hold and he fell to the pave
ment In addition 10 broken leg
he was severly bruised and slightly
cut about the fact.
Kosicr has been In Tulsa but "A
short time, lie was taken to the
Physicians and Surgeons hospital,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-30
Observation-Disclosures
Ar So 4 rON-IIEN2

lN NNNUVTNTVU TTVSN
. Chicago, May 20. Hay
sold at wholesale In Chicago
today for S27 per ton, de-
, clarcd TO be the highest price
ever reached for the staple in
y this city. A short crop last
, year is said TO be the cause.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-30
AUTOMOBILE Strikes
VEHICLE INJURINC 3
VIEW OF BUGGY DISTRACTED by
BUILDING ONE GIRL PROBA-
il FATALLY HURT.
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
Joplin, May 30. Miss olive Ridg-
ley, IS years old, was perhaps IA
tally injured her sister Jane, 10 years
old, was bruised, and Miss Mary De-
lauoy aged 49, was seriously Injured
late this afternoon when an automo.
bile, driven by Roscoe Bragg, collld-
ed with a buggy carrying the three
sirl3.
The view OF the vehicle was OBJ
structcd by n building until 1t was
too late for the automobile to stop.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-30

By Associated Press.
Kenosha. WIS, May 29.-The ten
round boxing contest scheduled for to-
night between Sam Langford Of Bos-
ton and Toni Capon OF Chicago be-
fore the Kcnosha Club has been call
Cd off on orders OF Governor McGov-
lrn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-30
NInrrlngc Llcrnscs Issued.

Earl c. Chase, %, Alice Barker, 10,
both OF Tulsa, and John Edwards Of
Chickasha, 2S, and Mrs. Noma Pasy
ot Bixby, 23, were granted marriage
licenses yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-30
DESPERATE NET .
FIGHT At P0RJN
TONY STARR AND JOE DAVIS
KILL ONE; WOUND MANY.
Then MAKE THEIR escape
Posse Thought to Take Them Prison
crs-1Wo OF Wounded Die
Cattle Stealing Charged.
100000. 100000, 100000. 90.
Special to the World

Special TO the World.
Muskogee, okla, May 20
Gcorsp Maxwell. killed out
right, slot through right eye;
Clifford lester, through bow
els wlll die; Il A. Maxwell
groin, VIII die; Pete Graham,
right hio and stomach, condi-
tlon serious, Jesse Maxwell
deputy sheriff, Mcintosh Coun-
ty. right ann, Pony Star, mem
ber of gang whose house was
surrounded, escaped in the
woods on horseback Two un-
identified men carried into
woods by friends, Hester, Pete
Graham, T.. A, Maxwell and
Jess Maxwell, now at Musko-
gee hos 2ltal. Special bearing
deputies and doctors returned
al 3 o clock tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-30
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY.

CDR. II NJ. Hutchinson. observer)
Temperature, maximum g2. mini
mum, 10, wind from south; partly
cloudy; OIL inch of rain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-30
crowd ASKS LACKEY
FOR HIS RESIGNATION
MESSAGE FROM GRANT STOPS
DEMONSTRNTION-MLN LNOR
WILL BIZ GOOD.

BY Associated Press.
oklahoma city May 29-FoIlow-
ing a meeting here today, more than
1000 men Iparchcd to the city Han
and demanded the resignation of
Mayor Dan Lackey who with the
city council. refused to vacate his Of
flee in favor of the newly elected
mayor and fity commissioners.
A message from whit NJ, Grant the
successful mayoralty candidate in the
recent election, asking the angry
crowd 20 await the decision Of the
court brought an end to the demon
stratiOn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-30
TIE WENTIIIlK.

by Associated Press.
Washington, May 30 -- oklahoma
fair and warmer Tuesday Wednesday
fair
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-30
VIII OIsrhnrgc POIIcc.

Plttsburg, May 29.-Pettions cir
culatcd last week for the recall Of
Mayor A. B. Gray were cancelled to-
day, when the mayor promised to dis
charge { police force and appoint
a new ciNd service commission.
Examinations for applicants for the
police force win be held. The com.
mlssioners are included in the recall,
and today they concurred with the
mpvor when the mayor admitted that
they had ovarstcppcd their authority.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-30

Continued on page two.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-01
Gtner ppn8tsmords pieIsn

Gtner ppn8ts smards 8 ptsIsn
4usiprii6en mar: rGr Iiist. rpie teIes
grupbirt." 9amit iparsn bic 3eitungss
0spsi6sn gsmsint, Die 5umstft 10 obers
fIG6lih Tinb, oab iie elmer llupabrbett
glei6tommsn. 9as trifft audi auf Die
tiir3Ii6s UtittbeiIuHs gu, tppnad etns
sngliihs Rsgisrungstommifion b:rI6s
tet bat, odb bic 20bne in ben Der.
Staaten elm uno Elm 8isrtsl NAL 10
bod fino, ME in GnslonD. Die angas
ben I6iensn uns bon pornberetn nint
olaubnuroig, oa iie nit alleu bisberts
gen Stdttititen i'm Wioeripru6 fan
ben, bic tpobI sinsn bObersn 2ohn in
oisiem Qaune fsitftsaten, aber nitt aRs
nGberno in nsm bon Der sngltihen
&pmmiFion gemsIoetsR umfungs. I'm
fer 8srod4t, oaB etrpus Di6tiges aus
eslaFsn poroen lei, beitGtist ith purh
ben Tsitbem eingetroffsusn ausfiibrIts
den 8eriht. 4us oisism gebt bsrpor.
bab bic unterIu6uHg Iih duf Die i'm
RaIhinsnz, 8aus uno 8uaoruders
Generic se3abltsR 2Obns bei4rGntte.
Sept 1T bic Sa6s su psriteben. Sn
bieisn orei 9etperbsn iinb nGmli9 Die
unionen am bsiten organiiirt uno pers
m0qen noourh einen melt uber euro
pGii6e Rormen ssbenoen 2obn gu srs
langen. 4ber fir bic so prp3ent Der
omerituniiden arbeiter. bic teinsr
uuipn anssbOrsn, trifft Die susIii4t
Stdtiftit beftinmt ni6t gu. SH oiei.m
Sale tpiiros bic llnteriuduna ergsb.n,
baB bic 2obns ni6t ipsisntIid bobsr
fnb, aIs in gngluno, aber Die aOftsn
oes 2sbensuntsrbalts, tpis oas Der Be-
riht dnfiibrt, I'm 30 pro3eHt bober.
Sm Sutersife oes So63oas, pie oas
geI6sbeu lit, ldbt fib bic Statiitit
nibt Derpert6en, bsnn als brei gss
nanntsn 9eperbe Siebsn niht ben MIN
oeften RuBen aus benz S6us3pQ.
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fnarren. tpurbsn bieIe 0erItObe sesen
pos @6lisrredt finanaisn beslihen.
Die iesise tiirtiide Resiering, bic auf
elmer bebeutenb bobsren Stufe itebt,
Idbt iib borauf nibt Elm, fonoern furs
bert Genustbuuns unb Garantieen ges
gen sine Wieoerboluns folder feinbIis
den Sanolungen uHo Montenegro Dirb
Iib paSu bequsmen mIHen, oeun es 1T
ibm BON ben Mtd9ten 8snntnib ertbeilt
purbsn, ooB es einen arieg segen bic
9iirtei ielbft aussufehten baben piirs
be, mas natiirlib ausesihlpHen lit.
9ts In ben Depei1en ausgeIprodene
AnIi6t, bab SeIterretb uub StaIien II,
ssplae bie'sr 8prsGnse uuf einanber
serQtkri t6unten, entbebrt iebueber
gseriinbune, oa Is fih um cine Die
Siirtei unb Mcntenssro dllein bstrefz
fenbe 4nselsgenbsit banoeIt.
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Die 9emotraten i'm Bum
besienat babsn ben perninftissn Gnts
i6luB eefaBt, Ti1 Der 6iibrsrI6aft
gaiIeps bon Ssras gu sntIsotsen. Gr
bat bisfe Steluns our6 feline 3ungeu'
gspanbtbeit srrunsen. Gr 1T Elm Iebr
tihtieer Rebnsr, Der aber feline Sydbies
tetten in ben OtsnIt Der 8prporationen
felt unb bic bemotratifhs partei ais
Wsrtseug fir feline pripateu 3pede be-
nust. Die abfdiittsIuns ptrb in Der
Detfs srfulgen, ooB bic Demotraten i'm
&autus bas legislative 9roeramm
persinbaren unb IS i'm Ssnat segen
8diIsn perfs6ten iperbsn. Der Grfole
bss gIanes iit seIidsrt. oa bic 9emos
tratsu in betben Sduiern msrttpurot9
SuIammenbaltsn uno ben Witelieoern
in thrsr portei, Die nit ben aorporus
tiDnen ullitrt iino, erfolgreihsn Wioers
ftdnn Ieiitsn. Wun portet auI oemo@
tratii6er Ssits nit SebnTu6t ourGuf,
baB Satlsp, tpenn sr aIs 5iibrer 3uriits
gerpieIen tpiro, abermals feline Reilg'
nation ais Sendtor etRrsibt, 6a er bic
issmal DON Isinsr 9artst tetnen Wiosrs
fpru6 ftnben piro, pie in Der IeBtsn
aOnsrss Sisung. 3um SdIuB ies
nsr SiBuRs ididts er feline Reii9s
nation on ben Gpuperneur BON S"ras
uno an ben Ssndtsprdfiosnten Sbers
man, neil Die 9emotratsn gegsn ietnen
8unI6 'iir bic 3uIaFunJ Don Gri5ond
in bic Union ssittmmt batten. Iuf
brineenpes 8erIangsn pis!er Purtet'
mitglieber muhts sr Die Jftiigndtton
riidgGueig. Ous bat 8aiIsr niht msbr
gu erpartsn unb aus oieiem 9runoe
pirb sr aud feline Reiignation nttt
msbr sirr,t6tn. aber bdb Die bemotras
tiihs 9artst i'm abi6uttt'H miro, o1s
1T feItitsseno.
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Die Geietsebuns BON Ohio.

gDie aus Columbus bsrihtst miro,
itebt bic 9srbaftung elmer 4n3abl Sc.
eislatpren tpsgsn 4nnabme BON 8eites
dung beoor, Die beaablt purbe. I'm Die
qdifirung Der Bill 3u bintertrsiben, bic
fur Grauen einsn neunItiinbigen Qr.
beitstaa pori9reibt uno nm 9eiese i'm
sSnterefTe Don 8erIiterunss @sieuz
idaften gu erlansen, bic in Sbio teins
8eihGfte betreiben bIrfsn. 9rsi De-
tsftips, bic bei9ulbist ipernen, 0elb &c.
3ablt au baben, iino bereits auf Ds.
uun8idtion einss 2egislatur.W .WitgIteoes
Derbaftet fporbtn. gs 1T bas Rsprdien.
tdnt 0ens aus Bite Gountp, Der f6einz
bar auf ben tprrupten Sanbel etnsing
unD bunbert Dollars ausslo erbielt.
nit oem 8erIprsten Don peitsrsn
$4,000, psnn er in geSus auf Die BEL
ben senauHteH Gefess nah Dunf6 bsr
Gorruptioniiten itimms. Wan brau6t
alfo feline bloben 8ermutbungsn au
bsgsn, ionberu ss liesen fsitfts6snbe
S6atfa6en Dor. Qt6t min6er beipets.
frdftig iit "a, baB Ois Gntbaaunaen in
lesisldtipeH areiien teine neberrd.
i6ung berDorgerufsn bdben. gs NOR
Elm offenes Geb,imnib, oab gefs9ung
eeiibt fpuroe, nur fonnte man nicbt NIT
geitimmtbeit fagen. tnsr geite4uns an.
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Gsiaidte eines 9Ories.
Bon 9sorbert Saeques.

Ter boll6nbiihe Meforrrntor iSre.
berif BON geben. befien aoMooie 19s.
brnnS" bas belitihe 2benterpubIi.
tiini seiponnen. bate iiiiter nnoerem
ein Bud geifrieben. oos .3ur iren.
biaen geelt~ beibt. Dorin idiIbert
er Die optinriltiide aurpe, IN Der III.
isre @elt sur 0iiie. CUR IiieenO, sur
Bclfommenbeit entpor5iffeigen i'm
gegriife iei. CIR ihiloert barin aud,
oie irnter Der s5iibrlinG GROCER Gin.
elner noIltommen geiporoene gselt
oIs cine @eneinifoft frober Wlen.
Ihen, bic bonn 8eipuBtfein bes geiitig
uno irbii6 shonen iinb pom Niiiel
in ben Grunb aler Tinge plrforun.
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Der 5Itrsr Der rsguIiren Rss
pubtitaner i'm Ssnat, Gallinssr ron
Rsp 9ampfbire. bat Dem qrdiibentsu
An3siss eritattti, oab sr niht fir sen
tanabii9en 8srtrag itimmen pirb.
SsI6ftperitdnoltf psroen Elm. 4naabl
unoerer reeulGrer Republttaner bus
GIsits tbun. gs fpiro intsreFant istn.
ab5upartsn, nag Der Yrafosnt ieBt
thun tpirb. 8tslang bat sr aus falf4
Dsritaubensr 4uffuTung bon Partets
Sarmonts Ii6 an bic ResuIGrsn anss=
tlummert, troB Der Subtritte, bic Iis
ihm beitdnotg periest babsn. Der
grdfbtut biirfte rpobl enbIid su Der
Ginfitt g.lanssn, DAP Die 3eit gstoms
men 1T, nit ben ResuLdren 4brehs
rung 5u bdIten, ba iis bod offsntunbis
feline fdlimmiten Geinbs iinb. Sollts
Der BrGfibent ftt aber tptiisr paFip
perbalten, bann miro feline abmiHiftra
tipn nit sinem pollftGRbigsn 5iasto en-
ben, ou er Die Reguldrsn iiberpinben
mub, um bic repu6litdnii6e 9artet 3u
rsttsn, benn cine partst, in nelter ein
GefhDpf ipts 9alliHgsr bic i5IbrsrrolIe
fpislt, taHn fi6 uHmDsli6 Dor benz
8oIte bebauptsn.
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DteWeIIsz 6areo GrpreBe

9isWelIs s. GgprsBs
81 mpdgnis bat nit eiuem Sapis
tai BON fiinf RiQipnen Dollars uusss
fansen unb bds @ttten>9apitdI auf "a
Rinionen srb6bt unb apdr rt6t in Der
Wsiis, bdB bus 4apitul beaahIt rpuros,
fpnbern bab man ben ItttpndrsH Die
Mftien aIs Oipioenoe CAB. auBerosm
tuuroen iGbrIt6 aebn gro3ent Otptbens
ben beSabIt. 0absi iummeIte iih str
fold GROCER llsber'dub un, bob, um
bis1sn Ios3uiperosn, ben Gttiondren I'M
pprisen Sabre cine GTtrus0tpiosnoe
Don 80 prossut be3ubIt puroe. Sn
folder WsiIs ptrb oas amerttont'6:
BOLT bon isinsn 0ffentIihsH Sorpords
tipnen sei6rOpft.
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B.t6s MuBrsgeIH gstrofz
fen perbsn miiFen, I'm gbrIittett in
ZEN GsIssgebunsen gu It6ern, IGbt cine
ipeben Don Der Discouiinsr 2egisIatur
paiiirte Bin eriebsn. 9isie oerbtetst
bel 9sIbbuBe unb Gsfdnsntb 2egisIa.
tur.Ritalisoern, ibre Sttmmsu fir
gius gu taufasu, 3. 3. oaB u fir oie
Bill bon 9 ittmmt, tpenn 9 fir a's
9iG ftimmt. Gbsnio lit ss oerboten,
baB Der 9oupsrneur uno bic 2egislaz
tur.RttsIieoer aaui6gd9dfts MAIDEN,
nab 3. 9. u it6 Oerpflidtet, fir cine
9il non 9 gu itimmsn, tpsun Der Sou.
ternsur 2's Bill urtsrasitnst, ooer
tGB u fi6 osrpfIi6tet, fir cine Dpm
GcuDsrneur gepiinf6te Bin gu film.
men, ptnn Der 2sstsrs eiHen Don us
ssreunoen Elm Qmt gibt. Sin folhes
8efeb betpsiit IsoigIt6, ME Die san3e
amsritaniibe 9eIsBgsbune ipsttsr
ri6ts ais Elm elenoes S4atergefhdft
if unb bab man bic QegisInturzWlit'
qlisbsr Dur6 Saitiattpe uno Refsrsn.
bum untsr Die Ieoislattps 4outrol. nes
@oltes iteQen iolte.
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@enn init Der Mitt6eiIuns
feline Ri6tistsit baber fOGIte, ooB gre
Gpupsrneur Serrid aIs gotidaftsr
nad Berlin geben ptro, 10 IdBt 'ta
9erfhiebenes oariber fasen. Serrit
pirb in Berlin tptutummeu istn, neil
sr bic MittsI bsitst, um pisripGnnts
gu fabrsn, uno oann bsst er aud, mas
mir serne 5ussitebsn lpollen, cine
frsunoi6aftIi6e 9sitnnuug fir
9eutfhIano. mir beSpetfsln absr,
bab sr geiftie bisiem Poiten gepaH'en
lit. Ssrrid lit Elm 8ei6Gftsmunu BON
tIeinem 4aliber unb sntbebrt aIler
aenntniFe, bic man Don einsm DiplOs
matsn an ioG6 pidtiser SteLle gu er@
partsn bsrs6ttgt ift. Denn Die Gr.
nsnnung nod ntdt bei6lOfeu 1T, tpdre
8u tpInf6en, bab Der qrGFosut einen
Mun tpie Seth Com ooer Or. gliot
Hu6 Berlin Ihidt.
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Der NIT is63sbn Miaipnen
Trnars prsaniitrts 8ddersi. 2ruit. Der
nieies 9eperbe in WiscDnIin tputroz
Iirt uno ale tlsinsn 8ddereien umge-
Era6t bat, iibt aud Isinsn @influB cuf
Die Gesislntur isnes Stautes aus.
9ort bat Der 5ruit stns 9iu abgettdn,
fpelde ben 9Gdern stnsn Rubstag oon
Gamftae Mitternubt bis Sonntag
Mitterndobt All Ii6ern perfu6te.
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Die broben6e ariegsnolts i'm

Die brpbsnbe arissspolts i'm
gdltaH Dtro iid balO pieoer psrsisbsn.
Die Spunnung befteht spiinsn Der
sirtei uno WOHteneer0. neil 2sstsrss
ben aufitanD in albanisn uHtsritiitt
bat, rpie es bos bisber INNER getban
bat. Die albouer treffen ibrs frisgsriz
f4en 8orbereitungsn auf montenegro.
nif6sm 8ebiet unb erbeben Donn bic
SABINE oes 4ufrubrs sssen bic Siirtei.
nnter Der 9erri4uft be sfriiberen Sul.
tans, Der feline gdRse Regierungsfunit
bariH srblidts, Disl gslo suiammea3as
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Das 6S4fs

rDtr nubtF iitbt 70 org unssr BEN
ponioffsl2@
rGttpib. bsDor q nieben min. mub
sr ftine Bsau um Grlanbaib frdeeH."
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Gin Grfabreuer.

Sd babe aber Jest oos Births.
bausIeben griinoli6 iatt, id Defoe
beiratben."
,Ias lit nnh 0as bette MitteI,
es Dieoer ansenebm 81 finben."
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w6fes 9efhen.

Tnne tim BdferlobelD. Yssrdil.
Iein, iiHo be S0rnGen aud, friih7@
5r1uIein: Sd fam es Sbnen nid,t
iasen, i6 bin crit orei dage bier!@
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r&as fir 8eihrei, Jluden imo
Shinpfeu lit oas bod In Sbrem Sim
ber5inmer?"
.4f), bic 9oubernante bringt
meinen afnoer ben guten Ton bell"
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6si Eesrealsaees, nxHi&xsees sSes
SerfassAxaeen
mode man iofort Ginreibumeea Mt
TE. MiHters
Pain-Expeller
Geit 40 Sobren bsudfrt unt b.
Iiebt In 0etitfHen 6omilien ais G0Ss.
mitteI- 26e unA Soc n absf6easu.
RuE edit INIT anfer.
FAD. WICHTE8 q CO.
sane GnbMun1x a&esanunt
- Tsasa aGeee4 = eu Hesn-
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Isaac Dreyfus Co.
SfNAion DAVIS
 WILL. SPEAK HERE
Assures Committee in Charge of Mass Meeting That lie Will be Present
 Thursday Afternoon.

Arrangements f." tie mass meet ing to be held Thursday afternoon to protest against RrsGia's treatment of tte -'merican passport are being rap dy perfected by the committee apr"i".t.s.d { f'flh evening at the Tenn pl. A te;eg an, from Senator Jeff Dag.: was received Saturday an- no:==cn ns that he would be On hand and speak. Senator James F. Clarke sent sympathetic communication and gave assurances that he would use his utmost efforts to remedy the evil in Congress. Congressman Joe T. Robinson, who has also been in. vited to speak on the mass meeting will in all probability give an answer today, as he expects to be in the city this morning. Many prominent citi- zens outside of the Jewish congrega- t:on are deeply interested in the movement and have volunteered their assistance to aid in securing justice in behalf of Americans who visit Pussia for purposes of business or pleasure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-11-26
RAIL WAY EMPLOYfS MEET
 AT TfXARKANA TODAY
Federation of Shop Employees to Re- organize and Eleci Officers This
 Afternoon.

J. K. McBunnett and J. w. Thomp- son, representing the Sheet Metal Workers; A. w. Lehman of the Mach inists Union; J. c. Curlin, of the Blacksmith's s Union: J. A. Smith, of the Boilarmakers Union, ]. A. Moore, Of the Carmens Union, and several others representing unions, the mem- sbers of which are employed at the Cotton Belt shops in this city, left last night for TeEarkana to attend meeting of he System Federation of Shop Employes of the St. Louis, Southwestern Railway. A number of the employees of the shops at Tyler, TexaA will also be present at. the meeting. Reorganization, election of officers for the ensuing term and other matters of interest to the federation will sbe the work of the meeting. The Pine Bluff members of the Federation will probably re- turn home tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-11-26
RAz0RBACKS }:
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Arkansas University Boys Too Weighty For St. Louis Lads in
 Their Home Town.

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 St. Louis, Nov 25.-A drop kick on the 2Syard line in the third quar- ter by Quarterback Guynes gave Arkansas University a 3 to 0 victory over Was hington University of St. Louis here today in the last game of the season for the local eleven. But a lapse of just 30 seconds more play prevented Washington from winning. On the middle of the filed they chas- ed the ball to the 30-yard line where forward pass, Ripper to Scnn:ll, netted run of 20 yards. The ball was on the four yard line when Washington got in position for the LoXt play. Just as the signal was given the whistle blew, ending the game.
 The showing of.-Washing on was complete .. surprise as the husky Razorbacks outweighed them ten pounds per man and were picked to win by at least three touchdowns. Gu.nes kicked after the Razorbacks repeatedly had failed to cross Wash ington's scoring line, although getting within few feet of the line. Up to the last play by Washington they never threatended to record d touch- down.