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CHEMISTS AND AsSAYERs

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100 South w. Temple. Bell phone ala.
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Headquarters for laborers,
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LIVERY STABLES

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q week. We givn practical instruction,
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DESK ROOM. FRONT or
kearns building. Address Y-40.
unc -
The evening world., 1911-05-19
NAETH|NG WINNER
IN CLOSE MATCH
ON CLIFTON LINKS
Janin Beaten One Up in Morn
ing Round of n. Y. A. c.
Golf Tourney.

CLIFTON, s. l.. May i9.-Tne big day
Of the New York Athletic Club Cham
ponship. including The enior contest
md , special handicap IN addition to
the serni-nnals In four regular and four
beaten divisions. le-un his morning
under the most favorable conditions Of
the week.
IL was hOt over the Fox iTlls course,
hut the temperature was relieved by a
delightful sea breeze.
Matching beat Janin I M after n
OF the closest matches on record. Only
onoa were they as much as two holes
apart, ON the first half there was lit
tie episodlc. although N~aething's 70
was good going. Janin takins "
strokes. thanks to a wretched seven on
the ninth. which left Naething / up on
the nrst half. Janin lifted on the 18th.
which made Matching . up. Then
Jantn got a sensational 3. "a full stroke
below perfect play, on the l4th.
Tho 10th looked like amin hole. fol-
lowing a fine drive, but Matching was
down In 2 against the strict q. con-
sequenty II vas Naething's hole. a
fine drive with an equally good
approach gave Janin the nth In 3 to
hts rivals 6. four being the allowance.
With Nacthlng ! up. everything hinged
on the sam hole. Janin tried to run
down an approach from the edge OF
the green and bumped the back of the
cup. whach lost him the match. Naeth-
ing's last half was in 81. to Janin's 81.
giving them II and 70 respectively.
Carroll N FOo 3 up and l 10 20.
Foot squared his match a sccond time
ON the 9Th hole. but after that left up
rapidly. being 4 Town Mt the turn. Both
misee-l the 18th, AMI after that Foot
caught himself. but a well-turned
by Carroll TO the regulation a on the
nth ended the contest.
on the play off Of the triple tie In the
qualifying round between John Nae
thing. Thee. Oeseb and II. c. Rich
ard. Naething won with . II. Richard
did 80 and Casefber ~. Second set
proai beat Bottome. 4 up and 2 to go.
Bell beat Hamln. 3 up and ! to 20.
The leading early starters In the semi
ors' competition we're Robert Collier.
The evening world., 1911-05-19
my WORK DONE"
RECLUSE WRITES,
THEN ENDS LIFE
Inventor Howe, After Years of
Plans to Benefit Bronx,
Shoots Himself.

Discouraged with experiments that
always failed. with plans h a never
mssured. with Indifference on tho part
Of the public and public officials 10 great
civic improvements he had projected.
Frederick Z. Howe. forty-six years old.
a draughtsman. well known all over
the Bronx, committed suicide Mt his
Come, No. 565 Trinity avenue. last night.
Hh brother found his body to-day.
Howe left this message: My york
70 done"
Howe was a momber OF a pioneer
family In westchester. h Howe &C.
tate IN Trinity avenue, Is on top OF n
rocky Hill and at present covers fourteen
city lots. II Is the remnant of e big
farm that nourished before New York
grew beyond the Harlem River and
pu,hed streets and into GeIds
md pastures.
Made Elaborate Experiments
The elder Howe died eleven years ago,
leaving the homestead TO his wife ana
Two sons. Frederick and Alfred. Fred
erick and his mother lived In the house
his father had occupied. Alfred. a pro-
tessional musician. occupied a house next
soor. The widow of the elder Howe died
.a.t january and after that Frederick
-, A.. u,.a .ao,,..
- VI .
ror fourteen years pas. ne ~
draughtsman in the Typographical Bur-
eau Of the Borough of the Bronx. He
devoted his spare time In his once to
the drawing of plans for public i'm
-n,vr.no,,. ana nj. snars finn. n, home
--r..
70 eApe''e"S ~
TWISTING IN ana out among the pui'o-
ings on the Howe homestead. Fred
arick constructed railroad tracks OF
,..o,. u,a.as 1, iho ro.r =, M.
49, 49,.
mousse ne hau " "n.""'o supp 'o'"oi'
and boiler shop He constructed MIN
iature steam engines. hoisting engines.
The evening world., 1911-05-19
CROPSEY FREES POLICEMAN
His Testimony saves RutIsdgc In
boys suit for Assault.

on the testimony Of Police Commie-
Toner Cropsey and others who declared
he was not on duty at the time and
not even in the nelghborhood. Patrol
man John G.. Rutledge. who was sued
by eleven-year-old Jacob Ruderman
FOR alleged assault, won his case to-day
before city Court Justice Smith and
a jury. Young Ruderman declared that
Rutledge attacked him without provo
cation near the Eldridse street station
house one day last September. He
asked t2.0O damages.
Rutledge declared he was mtles away
when the alleged assault was com
mitted. Justice smith. after hearing
Mr.. Crupsey tell OF the Investigation
he had made into mo charges, directed
the Jury to return a verdict for the
policeman.
The evening world., 1911-05-19
INDICTED FOR PERJURY.
Two Additional Bnl Against Man
who Falsiaed surety.

The Grand Jury this afternoon nled
two additional Indictments for perjury
against Sabato ViGordto. who formerly
had a saloon at No. co3s Second avenue
The charge OF perjury V that Vigorito
offered as surety property he did not
own. On a former indictment found
last week ne was released On &.OO bail.
After the indictments were handed up
"a Judge Mulaueen to-day Vigorito was
Arraigned and furnished additional bail
OF $3.50 on ach new Indictment. HIS
surety. Edward c. Sheahy, u the owner
OF the property vigorito 10 focused OF
faiseiy Designating " his own.
The evening world., 1911-05-19
Taft Add. Another Forest.

WASHINGTON. May is.-President
taft has aligned a proclamation estab-
fishing The ~JIarney National Forest In
youth Dakota. II embraces bS3, $40
sores formerly contained In the Black
Hills Forest and 6s,727 acres taken from
tho public dOmain.
The evening world., 1911-05-19
PRISON FOR CHAUFFEUR
WHO TOOK OWNERS CAR.
Judge Foster lnnicts Term Of One
Year--Flrst Under New
aw Governing Case

Law Governing Case.
Judge Foster. in the Court Of Special
Sessions. to-day inflicted the frat sem
fence under the new law which make.
o. chauffeur who uses his owner's car
without permission guilty of larceny.
Tho victim WA Joseph Cush Of No. Sit
Amsterdam avenue. who was employed
by Simon ]. Klee OF No. . West Eighty
ninth street.
on the night OF March q Cush took
Mr.. Klee's car out without permission,
loaded II with liquid refreshments and
chaureurs and went Joy riding. He -ss
arrested at 3 o'clock IN the morning on
upper Broadway.
The Jury Ia tho case routs1 Cum sU!Ity
OF only petit larceny, although evidence
was presented thai the car was damaged
10 tho extent of NGs Judge Foster sent
Cush to the p~en!ten't0ry for one ear
The evening world., 1911-05-19

been accorded to his public improve
nents schemes.
Last Tuesday Howe complained Of III
ness AZ his Office lie went home.
climbed a long steep night OF Air
leading to his house and fell exhausted
AT tho top. Ferguson carried him ~
a summer house In the yard. where he
slept In summer.
Howe remained in bed Wednesday and
yesterday. he was too sick 10 get up.
Alfred found him dead in the summer
house with n bullet hole through his
head and q revolver In his right hand.
The evening world., 1911-05-19

who won IN 1909 at Apawamts; n w.
Anthony. FTjerhart Faber. J. ID. Foot,
Douglas Henry. Fred A. Potts. r.. ~.
Thompson. Charles A. fponord and J.
O. Patterson.
The evening world., 1911-05-19
STILL HOPE FOR RACING.
brooklyn Jockey club Extends Cor.
porate Existence 20 Years.

ALBANY, May ia cereificate was
ilei to-day with the Secretary Of State
by the Brooklyn Jockey Club 20 tho Of
feet that IL had extended It's corporate
existence t~wenty-fve years.
The club controls tho track at Graves
end.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-25

Gle (sec 235 Bums Ed Snyders Ed 250 of the constitution
presumption arising uon the finding of the Corporation
mission that the order based upon such facts presumed appeal
IN this court to be Just reasonable and subject be
ebuted by the facts the record weighed and found y
this court, in reviewing the
APPEAL FROM THE CORPORATION COMMISSION
Cotingham Bedsoe for Appellant
Affirmed.
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FOR RENT-160-acre farm, cutiyat-
ed five room house; 70 acres in
pasture: 400 grape; fine apple, peach
and plum orchard See w. H. c,
Brown, 512 East Villas Guthrie, Okla.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT -Six-room house close
in, 40 West Cleveland avenue, one
block north of Logan county bank.
Gas, city water ana plumbing; good
location for dentist doctor, dress
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family. Possession give April lst.
see D. r. Cotton, III North First
street, or write the owner NJ. CALI
gan, St. Louis, Mo-
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THE STATE or OKLAHOMA, ET AL, Afbeilces
No. A43
SYLLABUS BY TIE COURT.


The telephone indispensable aid in the conduct of tie
business Of carrier any of population and
become necessity both within the rule Of the well
by the provisions Of section 49, article Bunns Ed Sny
ders Ed p 238) Of the constitution Of Oklahoma
With only railroad station in town having telc-
phone exchange and inland about six miles distant with
about three hundred population having telephone exchange said
town receiving all Of its freight by the way of said station and
telephone installed and maintained said station connected with both
exchanges appearing that the installing and maintaining of such
telephone would be the of the patrons of said railroad
station the order Of the Corporation Commission requiring such te
phone to be installed and maintained in said station will not be
disturbed in this
Pima facie Just Iea.onabe correct section 22 ari-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS relative to
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be appreciated. Address ]. C. Mas
Dor, Care Leader.
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All the justices concur
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SECOND ANNUAL REPORT OF
THE CORPORATION COMMISSION
(Continued from Page

Santa re Railway Company The undputed proof shows that said
railway company engaged the telegraph business for
commercial purposes but only for the ansang OF its business
transportation company
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Leader.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-31
EDUCATED
ROOSTER
CIRCUS ACT
SHOWING AT THE BLIGH-D.
EDGAR PRICE IN BLACK AND
WHITE COMEDY ACTS-GREAT
PROGRAM OPENS THIS EVEN
ING.

Rice and Johnson in black and
white comedy are on the bill at the
Bligh, beginning tonight. This team
comes from the celebrated Morris
circuit of New York. A laugh is
guaranteed for every half minute
that they ocucpy the stage. The
Portland Oregonian says they are a
cure for the blues, and have really
new jokes, which they know how to
tell.
Prof Kurtis' rooster circus at the
Bligh is one Of the wonders of the
vaudeville stage. The birds act with
human Intelligence They are most
ly bantams and perform all the tricks
that can be taught dogs, or cats,
horses or pigs, or human beings
Trained birds are very rare, and
Prof Kurtis has assembled his ed
ucated birds from all quarters of the
globe. 1t has taken years of time to
train each' individual bird, and to get
them into team work has been an
eggsactlng business. How he keeps
them from fighting is a marvel as
they are all of the scrapping variety,
and when not on the stage will fight
at the drop of the hat. TIL emotion
pictures at the Bligh are also of a
high order Of art.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-31
DOngIns Mlnto RenIies 10 GRAN.

In the Oregonian, August 2S. there
IS an interview purpOrting to have
been given by Mr.. Gray, president of
the Oregon Electric Ra way company
to the effect that certain property
owners in Salem, myself included,
We're obstructing the company in the
building of its proposed railway out
south of this city
wish to say that in my Judgment
| have offered the company's officers
every possible opportunity to settle.
nave gone so far as to suggest that
the value of the property be arbi-
trated by the companys attorney.
Judge Carey, and my own attorney. |
nave also offered to submit this same
subject of value to a board of arbitra-
ton composed of men residing outside
OF the city of Salem and Marion
county, but up to date none of these
oIters has been accepted by the com
pany | have also offered to accent
the same amount a foot that the com
pany has paid to my neighbors, but
this has been refused.
Moreover, the company proposes to
take right of way from me VARYING
from 40 to 30 feet in width. whereas
the right of way through other prom
erty sought for a right of way is 40
teet. The public. the company's Of
Ulcers included, admit that have val
liable property. That part which Is
sought for n right of way is upland
ana Will take away my barns and out
buildings, and at the same time make
access to the remainder of nv farm
very difficult, by increasing the grade
OF my present road from 10 per cent
to 10 per cent, so that it will be al
most impossible to use it.
In many respects the location of
the right Of way where SURVEYED
through my property will cause me
very heavy damage. but, notwith-
standing this | have been willing to
give deed to the company on pay-
ment to ME Of the same price received
oy my neighbors for property of the
same character, but for some reason
unknown to me, the compny does not
wish to treat me as fairly as others.
! am willing to accept the same
amount the company has paid my ad-
Joining neighbors. | am also willing
to arbitrate am also wiling to have
the case settled in court, but nat
urally prefer a settlement outside of
the court room.
What more could possibly doq
Notwithstanding this attitude on my
part, am wrongly depicted as an
oOStruouonist and a drag on the
wheels of progress. Yours very truly.
%. c, MINTO."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-31

WILL NOT
TOTE FAIR
WHILE CLAIMING 1T is HELD
UP BY SALEM PEOPLE 1T is
DELIBERATELY TRYING TO
HOLD UP EVERY PROPERTY
OWNER.

IL is reported that tents are being
erected and construction implements
are being assembled a few miles south
Of Salem, and there is every indica-
ton that the work of building from
Salem south will begin in the near
future.
The Eugene papers copied the ar
ticle from the Oregonian in which the
city government of Salem and the
Salem property owners are roasted for
obstructing the construction of the
Oregon Electric. One Eugene paper
has the headlines:
Gray declares Oregon Electric
Held up by Salem Men"
President of Electric Railway
Scores Property Owners for Hold-Up
Tactics"
In long telegram to Mayor Lach-
mund, who called him down for at
tacking Salem and Salem people
President Gray denies having reflect
ed on the city council
The telegram to the mayor is as
follows:
81 have been in Central Oregon, and
just saw the interview attributed to
me in yesterdays Oregonian, and !
had already wired the editor denying
that the city council or the matter of
franchise was mentioned or though
~ by me. My statement was simply
that unless we could reach an agree
mani uitb tba nrOparf,, r,,,.,,,r- -
South Salem we could not build the
Albany extension this fall, but that If
we could agree the extension would
be build Immediately. You know that
| appreciate deeply the fair manner
In which the council of Salem has
always met me-"
A Portland telegram says:
with the fact becoming apparent
that all but two or three of the prop
erty-owners who have been holding
back from offering their land for part
of the right of way to the Oregon
Electric have reached an amicable ad-
Justment with the railroad. it is now
safe to assert that within two weeks
at the latest large gangs of non will
be placed at work south of Salem be-
tween there and Albany, and con-
struction work on the extension will
be pushed with the greatest possible
vigor.
AT any rate it is sure that con-
truction work will be started south
of Salem in the reasonably near fu-
ture, and when it is started one of the
quickest pieces of road-building ever
witnessed in Oregon will be started. ."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-31
franklin is n Joker.

Oakland, Cal, Aug. 91.-Whetber
Franklin Pierce committed suicide in
the waters of San Francisco bay or
whether he simply disappeared as he
once did while employed in New York
is a problem today. Discovery Of an
open boat carrying a suit of clothes
razor and diary containing indications
of hard luck and non-employment, fur
nished the theory that Pierce ended
his life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-31

STATISTICAL.

New Interpretations.

The following articles of incorpora-
ton were filed today with the secre-
tary of state:
Commercial State Bar of Spring
field, Enugene. Capital stock, 100000
Brown & Black Lumber company
Portland. Capital stock, $4,000
Consolidated Auto Truck company
Portland Capital stock, 100000
Fifereth Israel (charitable), office
Portland.
United Christian Conference of the
Church Of Christ Disciples), Port
land.
Anderson & Duniway company, sup
Elementary.
Oregon Taxlcab company, Portland.
Increase, S25,OOO to $4,000.
Astoria Electric company, dissolu-
ton.
The Oregon Pine Lumber company,
dissolution.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-31
Home Fro ma Hunt

DR.. r. B. Byrd and Mr.. Roscoe
Shelton, both well-known as mighty
hunters and tellers of stories, are
home from deer hunt in Southern
Oregon. They report a good time,
and had some venison to prove 1t.
II you want to know what kind of a
country Southern oregon Is to hunt
in ask Shelton, and the doctor is
willing to verify his statements.