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The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
HAARER MAKES
REPLY TO MAYOR
Says Bricks Tested and Found Defec.
tive Had Not Been Accepted
By City.

Replying to the statement given
out by Mayor Thompson that bricks
used In street paving operations are
not up TO the proper standard and &c
TO pieces In the 'rattler" test, Com
missioner Haarer declares that the
city is well protected.
Brick, he points out, are sold TO
the city on a guarantee that they will
wear without abrasion for three
years. Five per cent OF the cont act
price Is reserved against this guar
antee and the contractors are re-
quired to furnish new brick IL any
laid prove defective, while the cost
OF taking them out and replacing
them is deducted from the reserve
fund, Haarer says that the brick
from which those tested were taken
had not been accepted by the city,
and that often half OF the brick de-
liyered for job are thrown out by
the Inspectors in laying. He states
that personally he does not believe
In the RATHER" test and that samples
from all the makes OF bricks deliver
ed were tested by the chisel test,
used by. the d. u. r., the chipping
with a mechanically operated cold
chisel being considered superior to
the RATHER"
The "rattler" which he has just
purchased, he asserts, was bought
not because OF the agitation started
by the mayor. but because II was de-
sired by majority of the aldermen.
The commissioner asks why three
or four other makes of brick were not
mentioned In the tests secured by the
mayor
Mayor Thompson on Tuesday. said
that he had no further statement to
make as TO the tests OF brick deliver
ed for paving purposes.
Il am not going TO enter into a
controversy with Mr. Haarer," said
the mayor. What / want is to get
brick used on the streets which will
stand the test. The city spends $780,
900 year for brick, and 1t is an i'm
portant matter. The test proposed is
certainly a reasonable one, because 1t
was proposed by the Brick Manufac-
-tafers. ass6ciations and the members
of that association are not going TO
make a test OF their own materials
which will be unreasonable.
I'm Cleveland, they. do not buy a
name, when buying brick. They pre-
scribe the size Of the block and spccl-
fly that, 1t shall come up to certain
test, and il does not make any diifar-
ence what make ID is. We pay sor
good brick here and what i want Is
10 see that we get them"
II Is recalled that RATHER test
was made in Detroit year or two
ago, but 1t Was not continued. Tie
test was directed by the common
council, and Aid Andrew Walsh, OF
the Twelfth ward had charge of it
Bricks were take uto the plant of the
Michigan .Malleable Iron Co., and
placed in rattler used for polishing
castings Some OF the brick tested
showed AS low as Ia per cent ahra-s
sion. Others went mp to nearly 20.
per cent. At that time, Aldo w alsh
endeavored to have RATHER rur-
chased and installed In the basement
OF the city hall with motor attach
ed, SO that-tests could be made at any
time at the instance OF any person,
but his effort failed.
The best test as TO wearing quail
ties Of brick Is to put Ii down in the
street and let the traffic go over 1t
for few years." says Engineer Rob-
ert Mccormick.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
DETRoITER IS HELD UP.
Frank Herman is Beaten Because ~
Had Only rs Cents.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Held up by
three men near Times square today. q
man who said he was Frank Herman
OF Detroit, was being badly beaten
when rescued by police who saw the
highwaymen at work.
Herman was walking along the
street when three men grabbed him
and hauled him into doorway. Be
cause he only had seventy-fve cents
the men started to beat him.
In court Herman made charge 81
robbery against the men and they
were sent to jail Herman was sent
to the house Of detention as wit
mesa
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06

admission. The playlet is George
AIDES sparkling Attic sketch The
Mayor and the Manicure" acted by
Edwin Holt and company, and the
musical Offering is The Courtiers,"
one OF B. A. Roles several excellent
musical acts.
Mr.. Holt and his capable associates,
Miss Matte Choate, Miss Josephine
Guthrie and Edward B. McGuiness,
have been welcome visitors to the
Temple before in Mr. AIDES sketch,
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
VIII Wed Indian Chief.

BOSTON, June GA romance that
began on the plains when Eoretto
Colombo was 10 years old, will Gull
inmate here tonight when she weds
Wolf Wanna, full blooded Navajo
chief and graduate of Carlisle Miss
Colombo formerly lived in San An
tonic Texas, and met her Indian lover
there.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
c. W. OSBORNE A SUICIDE.
Confectioner Takes His Life as Re
suit Of .Desponde ICY.

Charles W. Osborne, SO years old,
proprietor of confe6 tionery store
at No. 973 Gratiot-ase, committed sui
eide. Monday night, by shooting him
self In the head liz the rear OF his
store. His relatives say that he was
subject to fits OF dependency.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
MILES.

From overture to pictures, the bill
offered In the Miles theater this wee
is unusually diverting. and on tn
whole, as pleasing q summer bill as
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06
TEMPLE.

With one OF the wittiest and best
acted comedy playlets, and, perhaps,
what the majority would vote, the
prettiest and most meritorious mus.
ical act In the vaudeville world, the
Temple bill this week offers two
headlipers alone worth the price Of
The Detroit times., 1911-06-06

Busine.s-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. is
John R-st. Pm. Main 1879 or City $685.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02

Young calves need whole milk for
The first few days, The calf should
elwuya have the first or colostrum
milk of the COW ana be allowed to
nurse the cow until the eighth or
ninth milking, when the milk is suit
able for human food
Feed often, with small amounts to
avoid ovcrfeeding Teach the calf to
drink and feed whole milk for at
least three weeks, changing TO a
.Mmmlh diet gradually.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02
W. Lo Nixon
phone 1924 or 1858.
office Boston BUILD x.

A subscriber asks the cause Of rust
In cotton and the best treatment for
the disease,
There is several distinct diseases
which are commonly known as rust
but all come from an unfavorable con
ditlon Of the soil Sometimes It is
caused by poor drainage, and can be
prevented by small ditch cut through
the low places whore II occurs The
most frequent cause however, Is want
Of potash and I'm such cases II can be
prevented by the application of about
400 pounds of kainit per acre, before
planting After the disease makes It's
appearance, nothing can be done to
save the present crop.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02

when selecting a COW for the dairy
look and see II the eye Of the animal
Is large and fun This largenoss OF
the eye indicates strong nervous
SYSTEM. Digestion ana milk secre-
ton IL the work OF the nerve system.
The nerve system Is the power that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02
POULTRY
CRANES Automatic Poultry Plnm
w. q. CRANE Mlar

Phone Red t73s. 72s w, ith St.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02
New York Cotton.

New York, Aug. cotton spot
closed quiet Middling uplands t12.5O
midd,Ing gulf, s1275, Futures closed
steady. Closing bids August, S1215;
September, $1111; October, S1094;
November, S1o93; December, S1O97;
January, S1O.91, March, S110l; May
$1I13.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02

VERY SPECIAL.
We have one OF the best bargains, we
have had Isl o good, new, modern east front
Broom house, fine well VI soft water. large
basement garage, and servants house.
This place is IN such condition that 1t must
bee sold at suariire, terms ON about one.
half. This is truly complete home and
has never been occupied and the price is
surprisingly low; fine location az caa he
had in tlo city ASK about IT,
An elegant cast front corner lot, South
side, one block Of car line, paved street,
elegant surround.ngs worth 81 400. viii
sell for Sll5O; will also mako loan 10
build a house to suit you on this lot or any
lot you muy uwu.
FARMS TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPERTY.
We haze listed some four or five good
pieces Of land 20 exchange for city prop rty
We write Insurance u the protective ma.
ture. both Fire and Burglary. Loan money
on city or farm property and sell real
estate worth the price asked
FLEETWOOD a PUClNI
Cor. 9id and Nain, Phone 1913
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02

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|atImuq0ad this muruinr Do, the epti-
'fl million nu.aal. OF vlr.t for Kan
sea Ia million hushcr. less thou las,
Year. and much b,lo, mos. current
|crt,matcs of tho crop.
The visible soppN Increase turned
ou. to bc s.p22.o00 bushels. the iarE-
e.. op record. Wunds sh,pmenls OK
,o,dca ,.ug.tsloue
Spr..u.., wheat in Kansas City
sold ua d a-a. to SS l-sc and slowly
zen r..N p sG 5-yn. closing Al SO
S-i,. the samc as saturday Tho July
rrica csma down from &c abnormal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02
Professional Directory.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
A. w. ROTH. M. D.

Pricuce Llin1teO TO
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
Glasses Fitted
Hours: 9:13 n. m and 1905 D. m.
Evening AMI Sundays by Appointment
Bliss Bldg. Phone 1885
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02
,'"'1ss'. .'n,ils.,l l.ol
THE MARKETS.
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WV" .'a '''. hN.
ho" NorN h"H l-lrudinf IN tho
it'.N market i,I t0 slender proper.
.u. '... soon u.rr Tho t,rat hour
lu. ul.u..s "." ..nular and Dos
moon .... ". u N... W."u registered
D" Onion Wi >'r'..ru Pacific Nud-
.uF Hnd several u' NIB" p.o.Wuca N'n
1 ..roInt decline a 'anajnn Pac.'.
TIA. ... dra''. ..nH M ui. l...'
Tor the rest ~ tom a't,rna.n.
100 "7, down. which later Included
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,u''u"o Grain,
'h'"'Fn Aus I,--IhreshlnG re-
TURNS ..a .' indicate o wheat yleld OF
only $4,000" bushels n North Dakota
gave the ..tt decided hoist The
close We '.' 10 / lis higher than
"a. nIsN' Ad tho strength in wheat
cam. .'"m 'h' Northwest. News
rom "'c" whore elise was IN favor of
no" 0.''s Tho .i.m1N was reached
"'.n .n estimate Hid 10 he based
'n lAIoI'n# iIr.r0 placed the North
I1.o" output 81. low mss TO be- almoeD
'''".'''," N.r.E In tho DAY the pit
was .mn pI N r>por ana domestic
'aI'e september ranged from 90 la
90 .-N Z" y is with the close steady
al '' '.' io p, u", gain OF ! is.
Ait.r the rush of selling due to rain
corn improved after tine submission OF
the iowa report indicating important
losses last month September ranged
from OBJ Go "a closing l-i net higher
at 68 7-N TO 6i In cash grades, No. 2
yellow finished at Ga Ia to "a. oats
closed 5-S to 3-4 higher.
New Orlcans Cotton.
Now Orleans. Aug. cotton. SPOT.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02

FOR RENT SOUTHEAST kuOIi
newly furnished modern home; c.1te iu
reasonable, sOl South Cincinnati Phone
LUa.lGtt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02
BARGAIN

For sale--Sevon-room, two
story house, modern, with barn;
place cost $4,000, can be bought
for 50 500 on terms of half cash,
balance time. Must turn at
once. Address
S9S OP PhOmG 1885
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02
RoOMS-FURSIshLD

ONE, TWO OR THREE ROOMS NICELY
furnished light Housekeeping, closet, pan
try, front and back door, modern. aa2
south Elglu.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02

FOR hLAr- FURNISHED ROOMS IOR
hslt housekeeping, modern pN,ate ru.
trance, can 200 South lgIu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02

FOR REMITTANCE, WELL FURNISH
ed room suitable ior sruu,urn. lAUat
I3IG sll south Blst1A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02
For 'I'PGCIlg

Twenty rooming house,
well furnished and in fine condition.
Price $1,000. Corner Of Main and
Ninth streets in Burgess Hn Addi-
uon; 951I4O feet. Three beautiful
east front residence lots on paved
street; VIII trade one or all In on m
improved residence property
Eleven 50-foot residence lots t.
trade for something. Come in and
make us a proposition.
New siX-room bungalow to trade in
on a modern seven or eight-room
South Side house.
Seventeen lots in Oklahoma City;
will take I'm an automobile.
II you want to trade see us
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02

Huuzrur sas
RoOMS--FURNIsHED.
ONE, TWO OR THREE ROOMS NICELY
furnished; light Housekeeping, closet, Pan.
try, front and back door, modern. a02
south Egn.
FOR Rent - SOUTHEAST ROOM
ncwly iunhhcdi modern homci c.1tc 40
reasonable. sOl South Cincinnati. Phone
AtalSo"
FOR RENT-LARGE, WELL FURNISH
ed room suitable ior sruu,mrn. lAyat
4d4d, sll South Boston.
FOR FURNISHED ROOMS IOR
IsN bt-acArcplLg, modern prNatt ru.
trance. eau ''9 south isn
Fox ElNI TWO ROuMsI uNNISutu
far lgNl h1n'Hepug m0Ign, e'u.H l'.
It o'H- Cheyenne.
FOR NaNF- THREE ROOMS NICELY
mu sh.l igr ught housekeeping, close n.
GROUND door Phone 1862
roR ELNr-rwo MODERN FRoNr
...ma 10, isnt h3a.olr,pHs zoo south
N,go.t
OyE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM.
South nnd West WINDOW, modern, du- south
u,uycr pAoun Ns0.
TOR REET - NDs.Y FURNISHED
room with bath. s34 South Guuut, lhnne
24o.
FOR RENT - COENECuNG FRONT
rolmsi gas Asht., Housekeeping. 300
South Detroit
PLEASANT FRONT ROOM. SECOND
floor, bath aoJoIus, larg, closet, quiet
home, 90! room.rE house. Phone li'l
FOR RENT-TWo ROOMS NCMi
furnished for light housekeeping modern.
5o2 South EIgin,
FOR RENT FURNISHED FOR LIGHT
housekeeping two ro bns with ou'h. 2l3
East 5rd phooo 1893.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
for two gentlemcn mouern homr, close in.
$40 South Cheyenne, Phone Rcd 1908.
FOR RENT -- FIRST CLASS HOUSE,.
keping rooms, also sleeping rooms. '4J
South Cincinnati.
FOR RENT - TWO HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, cheap. 1913 West Brady.
Z
crn. 6l5 South Elwood.
FOR RENT FURNISHED HOusEKEEP
ing room. I'll North Cincinnati
LARGE COOL. NICELY FURNISHED
room for housekeeping sos North Boston
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
Phone 7o7. ell South lrwton.
FOR RENT.-Nice furnished front room
407 South Frisco Phone 1884
FOR RENT-TuRNIsnED ROOM roc
South Boulder
ROOMS UNFURNisHED.
FOR RENT - TWO UNFuRNIsuFD
rooms, modern; front and rear entrance.
72l South Cheyenne.
---O-o~-o~~.~0ON0~~0-~.-.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-5.ROOM COTTAGE, MOD
cr. close in Shade, cs'cn. Corner 6th
and Main, Call at house IN rear. Phone
| i97 Black
FOR RENT GROOM MODERN HOUSE,
good well on porch, barn and chicken house,
on Kendall college car line. Phone leo ui
call at Jones Market, 40I South Main
FOR RENT-TIlREE OR -FOUR ROOM
apartment; newly decorated private bath.
Phone Rcd55l or call at Roys store First
and Main.
FOR RENT-A NEAT GROOM MODERN
cottage; well located. Is. i. Pottns, Phone
/ 2gG.
4 FOR REST-MODERN NINE ROOM
furnished house, close ini GIL South Choy
enuc Avenue, phoUe 0O3.
FOR RENT-NICE FOUR ROOM COT.
tage in Bollyiow Addition. w. q. Pittenger
Bellview.
FOR RENT NEWLY DECORATED AND
modern ceyenroom house. ga North
Fifth Phone Black.lO6
FOR RENT COTTAGE AT CORNER OF
On and south penyeT, I1ggirC ,S Iho1s w..
M'S' S'ELLANEOUS.
MINNIE CRAWFORD WOULD BE
glad to do your dressmakuG at your home
Phone Red
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR RENT
Ny entire building No 1870 South Main
Street, commonly known as Tho OIL EN'
change.
The present lease expires August 90, and
hat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02

ST. Louis, Aug. Cash grain
Whea; Higher track No. 2 red
81 3-40BGc; No. hard. s9a95c
Coru-Lower; track No. 2 64Q 65c,
No. white. G70C71ac. Oats-Iow.
err track No. 2, 38M3SHc; No. ?
white. 39m3ghc Rye Higher $40
Close Wheat steady Sep.
tcmber. SO 7-Sc; December 81 3-So
Corn lower; September, G. 1-4c; De-
cembcr 61hc. Oats lower; septem.
ber so Lac, December. 43 lac.
Prairie Hay Lower Again.
Liberal receipts following the largr
supply held over from last week sent
prices OF prairie hay down so cents 8
ton today and other hay sold slowly
at about steady prices.
Quotations follow; Prairie, choice
tfG.OOQ1G.5O a tom No. L. StA5O0
1850; No. ?, $1125@1AOO; No. 2,
t7.00U11.50. Lowlanl prairie, No. !.
SS.5ONIOOO; No. 2, $6,0OQS.0O; No.
3, $5.CO@ 500. Timothy choice,
s1S5OQ195O; 40 1, s1IOOQ1SOO;
No. 2, s13.5001G.5o; No g. 0SOO@
1900. Glover choice, S1G5O015.OO;
No. 2. $t3O00t4Oo; No. 3, $500
1850. New alfalfa, choice, $4,000
1850; No. /. S15.5OQ16.50; No. ..
s135oQ 1900; No. 3. S11.0OQl3.O0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
ii.
l%iliamfilen. IS 410.72
Til g 9rerlszn.

5sr foitteret. ie Sol. 9r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@reenpiae, @ih, 9etbania 0l9b, Cars Anoerien, &oI9er
Anoerien, @eter Sanien, o. u. 9eterien 5oer SOC; 9iI.
liam G5riitenien, Nloos %Sprgenien, Sergen Is. Niel.
aiOmo, solo, 5. 5. An0erien, 5 Aa%snu5eu, 5. $. BE.
terien buer soc; z. 8. 0arpm 81, goDin an0erier,
g. an0erion; Sennp 9insmusien boer 25c..........
gleu 9isbon, isis, Gbomas SEMEN og 9nitrn .........
G~aaenoer, 60. 9olon0 Gomnibp, 0. eo. -lutb. Wlgb.:
Sobn Sonen, d. 7. Brandt, 6. q. 9enritien hoer 50;
Sulius Eeterion, 6. y. Sanien, 8. Z. 9eterion. Peter
Brandt, g. Sanien, George eiperen, 6. Mortenien,
Feter giloer buer 81; Sens Daortenien, Souiie Brandt,
hilbert Sanien, George Sonien, Sans Senien,, Bertha
Brandt, Sauna Wlaoien, Mabel Teterien, Clara San.
len, 9. So6mlien, 6attie Sonien, Darn 9eterion,
Caroline Brandt, Gbriitine 6auien, alma 9iuoe, 9foia
Sanien, emma 9eterion, emanuel Qfortenien, SO.
iepb 9eterion. arel HuOe, Conrad 6. Brandt, Mit
liam Sanien 6per soc; @arrp Naoien 25c...t......
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Jlere ME gsscr.

grepe fra General @or6on $f.20
8irfelig 5reIie (Sorrep) so
Oct eamIe Stem (San. Wc2oren 80
nnoer Weiterens Saano (gbr.
2pnge). f.2f
Sigrio (2aurit5 Beterien) 81
ct glif | Cubs aRrIigbebs9g
(SfoDg -Beterien) .4c
arbejoerne oe airfen(S aoolin) &c
geroens-N isiions. aonferencen .1s
Tsmrerfpenoen Seius al Naaa.
retb. .Ot
Dan. 2utb. BubI. &oufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06

lleL ltCo Spli3 ulC1t " DuOVS uliAu
get en- g%roOerien iom oeres eget
Barn. 5nOtil for iaa Gar Iioen,
mems 0iot6ias Geterien enouu boo-
De i'm @aaro, Dar ban pos Dem,
og oct par oeres 6oab og gnife,
at ban ifuloe bare ooerta9et 8aar-
oen efter oem, men iaa moatte
ban iom ioa mango ANDRE, Ser life
funoe opnaa DECENTRALIZATION, forlooe
De fore aamIe og boiatte Jig 9orO
Tor BEN nuopren0e 8r1nie for at
finoe ct blioenoe Steo.
9egae Sc gomle borer til oen
5Ipgt iom beitonOig bar pitt og
en0nu piier Srofoitbeo moo ben
fpaes Sag og in9en 5inoe opgioer
6aabet ON, at bpoo Der engatlg bar
bsrt iammen, after oil bIioe for-
enet.
Eoa MpOSingen. Sra sen peItIiee
Gel al Aabenron amt ~ifriues til
a6ejmoal":
@aor0eier t bauoe iamoittig5eoS-
ful0t uofDlOt 59Gingsliterne % az
Iepereoe Dem til Epaingsmanoen
SfoleIpreren, oa Oenne fom for at
bente Dem. SfoleI0reren inn Glitter
ne iaennem ipurgte ON ct % an
BET og gif iaa roen at gore 5no-
oenoin9er moo Higtiabe0en al ben
@oooe. SeaingsIiiterne par uofplot
pao.
@pen1 beifrioer imiolertiO 0an-
oen5 6orbaoielie. pa 9ernene ct
gar Gage ienere fom biem ira Go
len og fortolte, at De bao0e funoet
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