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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
THREE AFTER JOB

Many furtive glances are being
bestowed upon the official mantle
Of County Clerk d. X. slckeln. who
steps down In January. 1918. At
least three candidates have meas.
ured themselves for the Job. W X
Sckels. son o. the incumbent. Rev,
jonas A. sigurdson. chief deputy
and G. y Gage. marriage license
clerk in the auditors room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
Rich Indian With
Three Wives Dies

LAWToN. Okla. Feb "a GUAM.
nah Parker. IS. chief OF the Conan.
ches. and the worlds richest In.
dian. Is dead Quannan Parker was
a half breed. his mother having
been white woman. who was cap.
turcd In her youth aud married by
Chief PctanaconA. when the tribe
was al the zenith OF It's power
Quaunah Parker leaves three
HlEeN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
MUST BRUSH TEETH

LPNN. Mass. Feb. 34.--All pub.
lie school children viii be required
10 brush their teeth on arriving at
the school house each morning. II
an order 20 that effect. now before
the school board. Is passed by the
city government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
snippERs LOWELL

NEW YORK. Feb. 2f.--Eiatlon by
shippers over the entire country and
corresponding detection by railroad
managers Is expressed today IN
telegsams which are pouring In here
as comments on the rate decision
made yesterday by the Interstate
commerce commission.
III Is a peoples victory" Is the
general tenor Of expression from the
shippers. while the railroad heads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
srATTLe THEATRE solpf

u was Tumored yesterday that
the Seattle theatre has been sold
10 n client Of the Trustee Co and
viii be untitled II was said that
James Moses. New York million.
alrc and a heavy Los Angeles real
estate owner. viii take the bulk Of
the units
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
MISS JULIE APPLETON MEYER

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Feb. a.
A great personal sorrow has caused
Miss Julie Appleton Meyer. eldest
daughter Of the secretary of the
navy, TO retire from society ia
mourning. Years ago In Italy she
met a dashing young nobleman.
they foil madiy In love and we're in.
formally engaged. although no an.
nouncement vas made, owing TO
their extreme youth. When they
we're ready % announce Il, a year
ago. II developed that The young
noble was a victim of quick tuber.
culosis. Hts death was reported re.
Gently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24

VANCOUVER. n. C. Feb. "a
Tho ship Rainbow IL expected IN
port tonight with the American
fiAhlng boat Edrie. evidently a
poacher. The captured boat il
owned by the Chiopcck Fishing Co
Of Semitic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
PANIC STRIKES
STOCK EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Feb. - The stock
market opened with losses avorag.
Ink four points In the standard rail.
way stocks 90 result Of yester.
days rate decision By the inter.
state commerce commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
! KITTEN DIET TURNS DOG
! BLACK.

. HoBOKEN. Feb. 2i-Dan. ,
. dy, a red Irish setter. belong
. Ing 10 q w lie Cunha Of
4 Upper Montclair. \. J.. IL turn.
= Ing black In spots. and his
= owner thinks Il is because he
. ate black kitten several
. weeks ago ,
. Before Dandy enjoyed this
= repast he did not have n black
= spot on bis body. Now he
. will soon be- black all over. ,
= from indications.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24

The net declines shown from last
nights close AZ 1880 today were
Reading 81. Southern Pacific
~. Union Pacific. 81. n. Y. Cen.
trail pfd. as. Atchison "a. St Paul
8 Erie first pfd. "a. Louisville
and Nashville ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
sons lN SESSION..

TACOMA. Feb. 2t--The Wash.
ington State society OF the Sons Of
the American Revolution held its
18th annual meeting here OF the
eli members OF the state society.
Is were M attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
TEACH FIRST AID

Every man and boy IN Seattle is
TO have an opportunity OF practiclng
first aid 10 the injured.
Glasses are 10 be carried Into the
shops. factories. stores. mills and
schools. and everybody viii be
given n chance to learn. An etn,
boWaed Red Cross certificate viii
be given each student who makes
a satisfactory showing
The campaign will be opened
Saturday night by the Y ~ G. A,
and will continue for 10 weeks. the
teaching being done under the
guidance of prominent phyAlcians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
MUM WANTS VALET

OMAHA. Neh.. Feb. 2f-Tired OF
pressing his own trousers. Joseph
necoFa. a fnli-bloodcd Pavnee In
dian. Is In Omaha searching for a
negro valet Decora owns a large
farm near Columbus. Neb.. and Il
wealthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
POLICEMAN DIES.

Former patroimnn X. W Mer.
chant died yesterday az the family
home. W. Dawson ~. lie was %
years old and leaves a widow and
infant daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
ann ala srAalE.

Plans for the erection Of stables
that will accommodate SO head OF
horses near the Lake Union In
Generator are under preparations by
Health Commissioner Crichton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
M.sIAY rs FREED.

on account Of insufficient evil
dence. the case against Frank Nc.
stay. arrested on charge Of Illegal
registration. was dismissed yester-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
RAILROADS PLAN Fierce FIGHT
TO KEEP UP HIGH Freight RATES
49,

disgrintled. threaten reduction OF
expenses. curtaiiment of construe.
ton and appeal from the commerce
tribunal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
GERMANY POPULATION.

BERLIN. Feb. - The official
census concluded last December
shows the population Of Germany 10
be 6t.sss.sst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24

= = = = . = \
- POEM y
. . . n b \ 4
o. gentle spring
Is on the wing
That 10. I say
Il rita this way
The rod and reel
Again I feel;
The woodland call
Appeals 10 all.
Sure, ne q eInch,
To write an inch
OF sprinatime
verse,
Or songs re-
hearse.
But we need cash
To buy our hash;
Zen spring may
fail
W ith out the
"ksle."
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
-%%x%--=
MISS RUTH HAMMER

dbuans
Mrs L. Hammer Tuesday evening the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
Honeymoon House Party.

In the musical comedy. Tho Chinese
Honeymoon" tho bride and groom took
their bridal party on their wedding trip
TO China. Dr. and Mrs. Roger Throop
Vaughan are not going to take their we'd
ding party 20 Europe next month with
them. but viii instead. entertain them at
a large house party in Chicago. The In
vitation comes FROM Dr. Vaughan's
parents, MIR. and Mrs. John Charles
Vaughan OF Chicago. who VII! 30 thS
hosts at this interesting party Mrs.
Vaughan, who was Miss Louise L6rd OF
this city, and DR.. YaughRa, whose we'd
ding was one OF the large social events
this month, are spending part OF their
honeymoon at the South shore Country
club In Chicago. and sail for Europe De-
cember G. Preceding this the wedding
party, mostly from Omaha, will leave on
Wednesday evening for Chicago. where
they will be entertained at tho home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan, returning home
the following Monday. Theater parties,
dinners and numerous entertainments are
planned for the guests.
The party leaving here Wednesday
evening viii include Dr. and Mrs. j. p.
Lord, Miss Grace Burbank, Miss Alice
Cary MeGrew. Miss Elizabeth Pickens,
Mics Gladys Peters and Mr.. Wayland
Magee. From Rockford, H.. win be Mr..
and Mrs. Elliott Bartlett. and there will
he other guests from Chicago. including
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Vaughan.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

brief existence has been spent chiefly
In having a good time, exclaimed that II
she could meke cake Ike that she would
be perfectly happy. Where, upon the host.
ess divulged the fact that she was the
author Of the cake and would be only
too glad to teach any one who wished
TO learn.
In fact there's no time like the pres
ent," said she, and, followed by the
whole party Of young women, she led
the way to the Kitchen, donning a
befrtlled white apron, she beat the whites
Of the eggs, sifted flour and with the
eyes Of her admiring guests upon heI
concocted duplicate Of the cake which
the tsidgo players had enjoyed SO muct
for refreshments.
Eeach guest wrote the recipe for tn,
cako on tho back OF her bridge scor'
and declared that she was going 10 max,
an angle food cake the first opportunity
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

The wedding of Miss Elise b. Busch,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Busch
to MIR. Walter w. Weeth, formerly OF
Texas. but now residing in this city. took
place Wednesday afternoon. The bride
and groom were attended by MIR. and
Mrs. II. e. Elsasser. Miss Gertrude
Weeth, cousin OF the groom, played the
wedding march and little Alberta Ell
sasser, niece Of the bride, was ring beaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weeth have gone to Texas
for a short wedding trip and will be at
home TO their friends at S704 North Eight
eeuth street December Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

Sii Perrin avenue Council Bluffs, gave a
linen show Saturday afternoon for Miss
Wayne Golden OF Omaha, whose mar
riage TO Lawrence A. Carpenter OF Chi
cago takes place the middle OF December
Luncheon was served and the guests
were
Misses: Misses:
Stella Grant. Gertrude Trenery
Louise Yates, Isabel Freeland
Alice Hutton, Berneadette Coffcy
Frances Melchcr Matte Jones,
Lillian Anderson, Mamye Golden,
Complimentary to Miss Norma Conyne
of Warren, H. who is spending
the winter as the guest of Mrs. f. IL.
Cole, Miss Edith Fisher entertained at d
matinee luncheon Saturday at the Loyal,
followed by matinee at the Orpheum.
Pink carnations formed the centerpiece
for the table and those present were
! Misses Misses
! Norma Conyne. Mabel Mari
| Alice TrOXell Amy Iawrie,
Henrietta Benedict, Marguerite Busch,
Mildred MARI, Bernlce Edwards,
Florence Power, Garta Scott,
Alice Gates, Mary Richardson,
Katherine Powell, Edith Fisher.
Mesdames- Mesdames-
/, II. Cole, Lawrence Gibson,
Earl EdgecOmb, q. l., Fisher,
Charles Lehmer,
A complete surprise was given Mr.. and
Mrs. John G, Howard Thursday evening
by number OF their friends In celebra-
ton OF the twenty-fifth wedding anniver-
| Bary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard. Two of
the guests, Mr.. j. A. Sunderland and Mr..
NJ. c. Macleod. were guests at the we'd
ding twenty-five years ago, which was
| celebrated at the home OF Mrs. Howard
In Omaha. Rev. John Matthews gave a
speech of congratulatlon. Those present
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

Continued on Page Tnree)
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
Pleasures Past

Yesterday afternoon from until Mrs.
Philip Potter gave tea for her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Aubrey Potter.
Miss Esther Byrne was hostess at an
informal tea yesterday afternoon from
to o'clock at her home in honor OF
Mrs. Joseph Byrne. who has recently
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Doory gave an
informal dinner Thursday evening for
Miss Ruth Hitchcock when Miss Helen
scoble, Miss Frances Todd, Mr.. william
Taylor. Lieutenant Watson and IIeuten-
ant Raymond Smith were the other
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, J.. Newman are Civ
ing weekend house party IN Lincoln
for number OF house guests, including;
Mr., aud Mrs, }, II, Taylor Mr.. and Mrs,
, j. W. Culley, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. White,
MIR. and Mrs. V. W. Moore, Mr.. and RMS,
| Harry Miller, MIR. and Mrs. J. r Flnney.
come 10 omaha to reside.
| Friday evening Miss Erna Reed was
given a surprise dinner and house party
/ Ia honor OF her birthday, The guests
were Miss Katharine Baum, Miss Vir-
ginia Offutt, Miss Esther Wilhelm. Miss
Claire Daugherty, Miss Marjorie Smith
and Miss Grace Allison. Saturday the
party went to the Brandeis TO see "The
Girl 1 Love"
The Jem-he-fem was entertained Fri-
day, at the home of Mildred Nordin,
Prizes were won by Esther Connolly and
John Krage. Those present were;
Misses Misses
Esther Connolly, Edith F'redeTicksen,
Mildred NOrdin. Florence Olsen.
Ernest Johnson. Marx Neble.
Harold Sautter, John krage'
4. .,nor OF Mrs Joseph Page Of Victor
Colo, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Page. Mrs. Isaac Coles and Mrs. Charles
ogden gave an informal bridge party sat
urday afternoon. The guests were Mrs
Page Mrs Walter Page. Mrs. offutt
Mrs Love, Mrs. Victor Caldwell. Mrs
W. +. Guthrie. Mrs. Harry Jordan Mrs
Clement Chase. Mrs, J. Z. Baum. Mrs
Joseph Barker. Mrs. Charles NJ. Wilhelm
Mrs Warren Rogers and Miss Ida sharp
Misses Martha and Msgdeline Emig o
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

Cards have been received for the mar
rage OF Miss Gertrude Touzaun Clarke
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
U. of \. College Song.

Interest In Nebraska uuiversity's song,
Tho Scarlet and Cream" has been
aroused TO a high pitch since the recent
teachers convention and many OF the
alumni OF the school have dug II up from
Gust covered treasure chests and are
practicing the words.
THE Scarlet and Cream" was sung as
grand finale at the alumni banquet at
the Rome hotel November g. Several OF
the old grads" were caught unawares
and they are pracucing in secret now 10
be In trim for the next banquet. which
viii probably be after next Saturday
game.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
E1It bridge, Enter cooLery.

A bridge party at the home OF a popu-
lar and accomplished matron the other
day was unceremoniously turned into a
cooking bee. The games had been played
and refreshments were served In the ao-
eustomed fashion.
But there was one thing about the re-
Treatments which was so far above the
accustomed edibles az bridge parties that
Il brought forth a chatter OF enthusiasm
from the assembled guests. T1is was the
angel food cake. which they declared
was light and dainty as ambrosla
One attractive young debutante whose
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
The Players club.

Society Is taking more than usual In
terest IN the theaters this week. quite n
social event will be the first play this
season by the Players club when Il
will present "Tho Cottage in the Air"
(by special permission from The New
theater. New York; at the Brandeis
theater Wednesday, November %, under
the direction OF Miss Lillian Fitch. Fol-
lowing Is the cast:
The Grand Duke OF Lothen KunitZ...
.....................Mr Mr.. II. ii. MorehOuse
Prince Henry OF GoweT,,,.,.,..,.....,..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr., Harry DOorly
Lord PerhRm gentleman in waiting
to the prince)...,Mr William Taylor
Hon. Percy Bigge (his brother). .......
......,,....,..,..,..Mr Elwyn Bloodgood
Sir Augustus Shuttleworth, ,,..,.,..,,.
.......,.,....,......,..M MIR, Homer Conant
Rev. Morrison, ,,,...... Mr.. Robert Dining
Tommy. ..................M Robert Willard
Geheimrath Frltzing librarian 70 the
grand duke ..,....Mr. George Mcintyre
Countess Won Disthal Qady In wait
ing) Mrs. X. H. Morehouse
Lady Shuttleworth...M Mrs. Harry Doorly
Princess Priscilla. miss Frances Todd
Annaliso Cher maid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
......,,,,,.,,....,.M Miss Arabella Kimbail
Mrs. Morrison. .,..,......,.. Mrs, Morehouse
Mrs Jones,.,...... Miss Louise Mcpherson
Emma cher daughterN
..,,,..,,,.....,,,...Mis Miss Ruth Hitchcock
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
Wedding Bells

The wedding OF Miss Edna Dorothy
Boysen, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. j.
Boysen. to Mr.. A. Leslie Dick Will take
place tuesday evening, November 81. The
ceremony will be held at the Boysen
apartment in the Majestic and will be
attended only by immediate relatives OF
the couple.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs, Charles h. Keller enter
tanned at o'clock coffee last evening
I'm compliment 20 the dcbuntantes. The
guests were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Keller and Mr., Charles Keller. The rooms
were decorated with yellow daisy chrys-
anthemums. Assisting In the dining room
were Mrs, Frank Wilhelm. Mrs. Ben
w. Cotton and Mrs. James Love Paxton;
assisting at the punch bowl were three
OF the debuntantes, Miss Esther Byrne.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

The wedding Of Miss Frances B. Scott
to Or. James =. Slater was celebrated
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the
residence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Scott. Rev. Il. II. jerks
read the marriage lines, and Mrs. S. F.
woodbridge played the wedding march
The bride wore her travelling suit OF blue
and after "a wedding trip will reside at
1886 South Thirty-fourth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
BRIDAL PARTY GOES ON TRIP
Attendants at Vaughan-Lord We'd
ding GO to Chicago.
GUESTS OF GROONS PARENTS
Many ColIcgiuns to Go from Omaha
10 Lincoln for the Michigan
Gnmc-MoNCmcnts of the
society People.
SocIetN CnIcnhnr.

society Calendar.
MONDAY-Miss Dorothy Stevens. after
noon tea ia h0,cr o' sey ,s!,, v.sitins
noon bridge. Mrs. n. 4. Whitmorp,
Amateur Musical club, Temple Isrscl
Sisterhoud dancing party at Chambers.
TUESDAN-Mr and Mrs. George L..
Hammer, debut dancing party a. the
Country club Tor Miss Ruth Hammer.
Mrs Waite Squier, luncheon at Omaha
club Woman's club breakfast az New
Hamilton for Rev. Mary O Andrews;
Creighton college senior hop. Mrs.
byron smith, afternoon bridge. Mrs.
Eoy Dodge, tuesday Bridge club, Mrs.
Frank wilmington. Universal Circle
WEDNESDAY, - Mrs. W g. Mllard.
debut afternoon tea TO introduce Miss
Frances TODD. Players club, a Cot
taEc 10 the Alg, a. the BIandeis thea
ter, Mrs. j. soaasnbcIs ard Mr.. x.
Grc1ie, afternoon bridge az Rome hotel.
luncheon at Hotel Loyal, Miss Hazel
Deccn, new French club.
FR1DAI-Omihgon club, dancing party
e. A. Boutwell, and Mrs c. IT, Town
send. bridge afternoon, Mrs. Lawrence
Nebergall, Friday Bridge club.
Mrs. H. Meye., bridge Afternoon at
lienshaw RathsAeucr, Weekend DANE
ing club go Chambers academy
ne SEASON GA INC NlbAaditA'a i. az iAN
height This week will sec the introduce
ton OF two popular yoIng women Of the
younger set. Mss ruth Hammer viii
he pre-eateL 20 eoclc,y by her parents,
Mr. and MIs. George L. Hammer az a
dance at the Country club Tuesday oven
inL. Miss Frances Todd viii De intro
ducod by Mrs. W, +. Willard "wednesday
at an afternoon reception in the even.
ing Miss Todd viii take one Of the leading
roles, The Cottage in the Air. 70 BE-
played by the Players club.
Wednesday evening, December 20, has
been decided as the dato FOR the debut
OF Miss Esther Byrne daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas G.. Byrnc. On that
evening Mr. and Mrs. Byrne WIN give
. o'clock coffee at their home 90 introduce
Miss Byrne.
This viii be the FIRST o. the large holt
Gay parties and most OF the school set
are expected TO arrive home for vaca-
tiOn either on this day or the day pre-
ccding. SO this entertainment will be
the first reunion OF the debutantes and
the members Of the school and college
set
Alizs Byrne is a graduate OF Trinity
college in Washington, j. g., and was
one of the four debutantes chosen as
duchesses to attend the queen Of Qulvera
~ the Ak-Sar- Ben ball
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

Miss Helen Scobie and Miss Mary Ring
wait. About 100 Of the younger set were
present
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

A quiet church wedding took place
Wednesday evening at o'clock at the
Walnut Hi church, when Miss vivian
Toll daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 70. b.
Toll. became the bride OF Howard Good
rich. Rev. William Boyers read the
marriage lines. The bride and groom
were unattended and have gone to Gal
weston, Tex, for a short wedding trip.
They will return to Omaha to reside and
will be at home to their friends after
December / at 1919 Sherwood avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-20

'How-How p'YE DO MRS. BEAsLEY"
ent But, considerin' that ! got this
horn from Mr. Bangs, Tr Sillin' to let
bygones be past II helps my hearin'
lot. Them ear fxln's was good while
they lasted, but they got out Of kilter
quick. shant bother Mr.. Bangs. II
he can square his own conscience I'm
satisfied"
Bailey's conscience was not troubling
him greatly, and he seemed relieved
Phoebe told Of the damaged buggy
"Humph" granted the widow. THE
horse didn't get bent, too, did her
Mr Bangs Indignantly declared that
the horse was all right
"Um-huml Well, then. I guess !
can supply a carriage. My fust cousin
Ezra that died used to be doctor here,
and he give me his sulky when he got
new one It's out In the barn. Go
fetch your horse and harness him In
III be ready time the harnessin's
done"
"YouT" gasped the teacher "You
don't need 70 20. Mrs. Beasey. ]
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-20
ro rur TULSA scnool BOARD.

~ E&rLEMEE. Do such statements sou have
Ia glgc Co tine public defending your acdon 10
II = dopo-luR the superintendent Of Tulsns public
~ schools you aver that you wcro acting for
what you conceived 60 Dee the best Interests OF the
lchooa, that you had other desire than to foster
the schools Accepting those statements as honest the
World now calls you to dcmouwrato thoir honesty
to the public.
Whatever may have been your uows prior to the
action taken last Friday evening It must Doe thoroughly
apparent TO you now that tho d,posug Of the supcn-
tcndcnt was not Tor the best interests of tho schools
qua that you can only further tho best interests Of the
schools uy speedily resembling that act
A condition exists In Tulsa at this moment that Is,
We believe without a parallel The student body is
muunous and rcbcous and tho one authority recog
rhod ny that student body is tho man you hayo do
posed For him It viii do anything. THIS In itself
might not be- considered bad Il not for the
tact that practically every rcbcIous student has tho
open ana aggressive support and approval ot his her
parents Nor 81 This condition transient IT Is becom-
INK moro grave aud though the present term may
ro finished IN an orderly manner yet without attain
inF tho effective results that should he what win you
ao with tho situation when your takes charge and
the red flag Ia Haunted boldly the face OF student
and patron2
Had you thought OF tus noforc2 or thinking Of
49, has your desire 90 advance tho interests of the
Tulsa schools" a deep enough root TO impo you 70
take stpcs now 60 avoid u2 Your man might be a
paragon Of virtue and brilliant success IN public
achool work but oven no ho would fo ana fan miser-
ably n such q situation yon hovc artfuy construct
cd Tie would come not only lacking the confidence
of mc students ana patrons but mdor the heavy
welrht Of their acuul hostility Cgn you accomplish
school wor, IN This manner
Thcro are scmc things that tho World mlght say
concerning the man YOU have chosen, rcfuro the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-20

earnest to have the free list passed
they would offer It as part of the
bill so that President Taft should
find occasion to veto II even though it
did not meet with his approval. Chair
man Underwood Is apparently proceed
ing on the belief that an amendment
will be offered when the bill comes up.
The only amendment that can be con-
sldered are those specifically effect
collected in the reciprocity
agreement and on all such amend
ments % is expected there viii be an
overwhelming negative vote.
An effort is to be made 10 wind up
the debate tomorrow night. Former
Speaker Cannon will speak at the
opening tomorrow and other speeches
are also scheduled. II Mr.. Underwood
Is successful tomorrow night the bill
will be brought up for final consd-
Grafton, amendment and passage
Thursday