davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-01
DEPUTIES
AMBUSHED
specIaI by IinIted preaa.

Special by United Press.
Dallas. fsS.. May Five deputies
were ambusheu early today II raid
on q house rear Cotton NILS where u
was alleged gambling was carried on
and liquor was sold
Grady Kennedy was fatally shot.
the nmbushed party were fired on
with shot guns,
Ten ARRESTS We're made and gamb.
ling paraphernalla was seized
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-01
4444e444444444&4

Sick headache results from a disor.
dered condition Of the stomach and
can be cured by the use Of Chamber.
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Try
it For sale BY all dealers DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-01

II you have horses. cows nogs or
chickens 70 sell, advertise them In the
classified column 0i the Expl SIS.
Buyers can be foant fos anxehinE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-01
Brick Makers Quit

aIfelhl by UulIeu Press
Chlcago May i Two thousand
five hundred brick.makers struck to
day refusing tu consent TO a reduction
Of rive cents per hour in their wages.
a strike 81 the maintenance 81 way
workers on ply railroads is expected
q be called
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-01

suitorl would like to see the
photo q the lady With the $500 600
doNfy Matflmonisl Agent We
don't show photos with thu large
dowrles fllegende Blaetter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-01
Two More Strikes
Are Started Today
Special by United Press.

Special by United Press.
Minneapolis May L Four hundred
carpenter here went Out on a strike
today demanding an lacrease IN wages
from " cents 70 ~ cents per hour.
Construction work On i2 large
BUILDINGS IS tied up asa result
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-01

The Introduction OF alfalfa into Ar.
gentina has made Il possible 10 mar
ket cattle year younger than when
the animals were fed upon native
r-aeeas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-01
NOTICE.

, For garbage service can wal =
, ter Griffin, city scavenger, phone =
; 7S2, or call at City hal, police >
, department :
q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-01

cHickAsHA MERCHANTS MEET
ALI COMPETITION.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24
Alfred F. schermerhorn sold at South

Alfred 2. Schermerhorn sold at South
ampton Long Island. For Mrs. Carter c..
Beggs. ten acres on the south side OF
Great Plains Road. TO Edmund s. Twinins'
and for the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany. as trustee Of William G. Park five
acres on the south side Of Gin Lane, on the
ocean 20 Josiah Copley Thaw
The same broker also closed the follow
ing rentals for the season OF 1872; Rcd
House. i'm Main street 70 Ambrose Mcneil;
Suruysde on the northeast corner Of Main
street and Gin Lane. 10 Josiah Copley
Thaw: for George r. Peabody, his Gables,
I'm Main street. 20 Frederick c. Perkins;
for Miss sophie Johnson her Metauwack.
on Toilsomc Lane. to Miss Edwina NJ.
Post. for Mrs. Alexander L. Morton her
cottage on Little Plains Road TO Mrs.
George A. Crocker; for Mrs. William G..
Guuiver. her cottage on the beach nj Wick
apogue 10 Percy H. Stewart; for Elijah r..
Kennedy. his Bonnie Dune 20 Anson Nc
Cook Beard; for Mrs Frederic NJ. Belts.
her Mocomauto. on the cast side Of First
Neck Lane. 20 Henry r. Rea; for Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24

New York. September 23 1871.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Ther was hesitation on
lowing a further advance and prices during the
early operations sagged on 4 a sc, with mod
crate liquidation. Liverpool showed only a
poor response TO our strength Of Friday. prices
gaining only a n Nd, with reports Of selling
on a small spot demand as well as favorable
reports from Argentina, Russia and Rumania.
Europe In also anticipating more liberal offers
from Canada as the result OF the defeat ot
reciprocity with the United States and is be-
lieved 70 In position 10 dictate prices TO
Canadian sellers. The Northwestern markets
sold OF !. 4 y c early. with receipts at North %
western points much heavier than expected,
Minneapolis and Duluth reporting ssi cars,
against ara last week and sol last year. After
midday the market suddenly developed addi-
tNonal strength. with renewed buying on re-
ports that millers were in the market both
close prices were &C net higher At present
prices export business Is out of the question.
Cash wheat here was easy. closing az follows:
No 2. red, 09sc elevator. export basis and
81 10 Z h. ahoat CORN-The market was
only moderately active and prices earlier were
easy. declining about nc under liquidation
due % more favorable weather for the new
crops and reports Of less active cash de-
rnand Country offerings were small, how
ever. and prices rallied late, with wheat clos
ing net unchanged 70 &c lower Total re-
ceipts a. interior points FOR the week were
. 4Rs. O0O. compared with 3.5S5. 600 the previous
week and ! lea 600 last year OATS-The mar
lions IN sympathy with wheat and under com
IT ission house selling, but prices rallied and
closed hrr- az the top with net gains 81 !. a
&c Cash oats we're steady, closing as fol
lows Standard white. 52c No 2. 52lac: No
g. 5ac. No T. - nc natural white and white
clipped - = n 55c RYE-Market hrn No 2.
n4c nominal. I Buffalo. 10 arrive. BAR
LEY-Stesdy. Mailing 81 l5qS "a, nominal,
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24

George r. SohieFelin, her Plas-Ar-Lyn,
on the east side of First Neck Lane, 10
s T.. Schoormaker; for Mrs. Henry Meyer
Johnson. her North Cottage. on the west
side Of First Neck Lane, 20 iOodhue Ldv-
incston. for EIhu Root. his cottage on
Pond Lane 90 William Ross Proctor, for
Mrs Percy Kent her cottage ON the west
side Of First Neck Lane 20 Edmund :.
Twinue for two years for Mrs. Frederic
r. Belts her A-Wea.-y- Moor, on the ocean,
TO Mrs. Alexander H. Tiers. for three
years. for Miss Sarah Lewis her cottage
on Wyandaucn Lane 20 Harry r. Robbins.
for five years, and for Miss Catherine
CIea-y. her cottage On Little Plains Road
TO Mrs Walter Cutting. for three years.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Sept. % Receipts. 300;
market dull and weak heeyes. - ~ -
T. Efsa' steers e .,StRSr. 2S and feeders
x so cows and hcifers. 50 % a SO 20, calves
S6a 80 - HOGS - Receipts. 5000 mars ,
Steadv. light S6 81 n 81 20, mixed - "VW
81 90. heavy So 4OaS7 10; rough. S. 80 % 81 o.;
good 70 choice heavy So 654si TO- PiSE -
So 40; bulk Of sales, 81 IOn<. %. .ti-i "a
i've 80 5OaS 81 y. Western. s. - a 81 30 year
iings. SO SJq 81 20. lambs, native, SfH>o
"Ss,erni "S,ur,nDsri seBt %. CATTLE - Receipts,
I3s. stead Al yesterdavs decline, steers. - .
TsT heters So 751S5 s. cows. 81 ooH 80
Gales steady. S3a$S so HoGS-Receipts
9ss steady a. yesterdays prices. packers
So 90 n 81 20: stays. s3as5 % common soIs
81 a SO 20, pigs and lights. S3aso 20 sh i5 Z sF
lambs slow at yesterdays closing prices
''& East 81 Buffalo sept 2s.-cATTLE;moaRee,siIP.t,:
and 25c lower. s. 5OGSIO -. HOGS-Recetpis
900: fairly active and steady; Workers $500
= 81 20. pigs Sc - y SO 40: r2ughs s. 90 81 TO-
SHEEP AID LAMBS-Rcceipts 200, active
and steady; unchanged ..-., -. -.
Kansas city. sept. % -Recelpts
dressed beef and export steers ~ Noa - TAR
70 good S5aSG25 Western steers. s. 5O1
81 -. stockers and feeders. 81 75gSd. south
ern steers s4Tsj 70 southern cows - !3H
81 20. native COWS 81 60Gs5 native H"f7rs.
xtas7. bulls S30St 80, calves. Sass -
HOGNIR,S,ceipts : ',% .s ,oasc-, ~, a. so
dx6 81. p1cgsrs and butchers. 80 d" " 50 ~
light SN 5na 80 50. SHEEp-Rec'ipfq. 1000. 4.
market steadv. lambs g ~ 80 p NearIiaxs
S4GSt ~. wsthors. 81 5on - - ewes N"p
q - stocllers ano feeders. g. 500 - %.
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
81 Louis Sert 23-CATTIE F. -HerrlDfs
800 supnly rcant quality common. demand
moderate and mainly for good grades. prices
steady. sales urmportant HOGS lri'.
l50. slow and lOG 2Jc lower. choice. 40 90
a.5 TO- sIdS. TO-. bulk of sales. 81 80 So 900.
nac<ers 50 81 % 80 50. best lights i65 no AMI
urdsr xs G. N SO o.. pigs. 10 N snd under.
sG 10 n Ss go. common pigs. S4qS5 o. SHEEP
Receipts 100 demand fair AZ strong prices
uenS bare.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. sept .. .-wHEAT-spot steady;
No 3 Manitoba, SIS Ia futures EASY October.
Is 4i.d. December, - sd; Mach. IS "a.
.CORN--Spot quiet. American mixed Gs a.
ffrures easy. October, - II Nd January. q
sad FLOUR-W patents IS 81
HOPS-Iu London tPacitc Coastl, lna 10
BEEF-ENira india mess pos PORK
Prime mess Western, 92s sd. HAMS-short
cur Rrs BACON-Cumbsrlan cut. jis, ,
short rib ips: clear bellies SIS sd long clear
middles light. SIS. heavy 6ls ca. short clear
backs sos. shoulders sQuart tNs. LARD
Prime Western tierces E7s Sd American re-
rnrd pals as Cd Oh HGESE-Canadian.
finest white and colored. new. los Sd TAI
LOW-Prime city, 54s. Australian m Lonioh,
25s I'd TURPENTtNE-Spir 39s. EOSiN
-Comron lJs. Refined y '4 4.
LINSFED OIL as COTTONSEED OIL
Hull refined. spot 2os 6d.
London sept 23-RAW SlGAR-crntrf-
uvsI lis ad muscovsdo. lbs 6d. BEE
SI'GAR-September f~s. CALCUTTA LIN
september October. 73s 81 LlNSEED
OIL SIS Sd. SPERM OIL 90 los. PErRo-
LEI 'M-AmeTican refined. I'D sprgs. 6hd.
TTkPENTINE-Spiri S9s. ROSlN-Amcr-
lean strained. i5s I'D; ane. lNs liad.
Antwerp sept. -. 3.-PETROLECM. 10 francs
. = ccntflnes.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24
LONG ISLAND SALES
Brisk Buying of Homes, Plots
and Tracts Reported.

The T p. Ackerson Company has COM
,leted a sale to D. e. Martin, builder, of
peading. Penn. of one OF it's most valuable
trontaces at Brightwaters. Long Island.
7-bo area sold comprises seven and one
talf plots. aggregating 565xZ3o feet on the
vel side OF Windsor avenue. near the
south Country Road and almost directly
o,posite the residences or r. b. Ackerson
end Charles f. Phelps. Mr. Martin says
nat he viii improve the property by the
obstruction thereon Of "a number Of high
.lass country homes, costing about Soo"
eorb This operation VIII begin within
thirty days.
Other sales at Brightwaters are as fol-
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24
a EN- OA, EaSs;. f Sss's4:5 s.:..
Q EDEN PALACE. !"

and. 6bL g % q 81 30: Jersey. bbl So; bag.
81; SWEET POTATOES, Jersey. basket. 90c n
81. southern. Dbl. xtqSt'S7. BRUSSELS
SPROUTS quart, Ga l2c. BEANS. basket or
bag. 35 a 75c, BEETs. Dbl. 81. CARROTS. bbl
or bag. I5cas1 -: CABBAGEs. 100. s3at4
Dbl. 50aT5c: CELERY. case. 81 75Q 81 23;
bunch. ION SOC CORN. 100. SOC q 81 -. Gu
CLIMBERS state. basket. 30a soc. Long ISL
Gnd. bbL Tjc dSl Jersey. j0caSi. cucumber
pickles. state large. basket. - soc. small
100. 1JG 25c. nearby. bbt 75c n 81 % CATLI-
FLOWER, state. bbl s. 81; Long Island
short cut 81 81 81. long cut. SldS2. CHIC
DRY bbl. 35H 75c. EGGPLANTs. bbl, 500
75c, HORSERADTSH. 100 10, S3dS5 LIMA
BEANS. potato. basket or bag. JOcaSl Sat
30 a s0c; LETTUCE. state box. 25c a s. 20;
basket, % TJc. nearby. basket 100 sc;
MUSHROOMS, II. 30a soc. onions white.
pickle basket or crate 81 - "A s. other white.
SlHSl ~: state and Western. yellow l00-ib
bag 81 5OGSl -. HOLD bag. 81 75dS2. red.
1O0-lb bag 81 JOdSl -: orange County. red,
bag 81 5oqs 81 yellow. 81 T5as2 Connection;
yellow. lOO-lb bag 81 50dS 81 -. OKRA. hushel
basket. e5a 75c: box. 25D soc. PEPPERS. red;
large Dbl aSi %: gren. 75c = 81 smau
bbl red 81 n 81 -. Cren. 50 n T5c PUMPKINS
Dbl 75c. ROMANO basket SOC a 81. SQUASH.
marrow, bbl 500 75c. Hubbard T5c yellow,
75c 81: white, 75cHSt. TURNIPs rutabs "a.
bhl 81 T5c, white. bbl 81 TOMATOES. box
25 GT5c. wATERCRESs, 100 punches soc 81
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York september q, 1911.
BEENES-Receipts "a cars or 56I head .
cars sale. No trading. feeling dull and
unchanged Dressed beef slow ~ 4 20 per
10 for common 10 choice native sides No
later cables. Exports from this port to-day
were 1906 cattle and $50 quarters OF beef
CALNES-Receipts, pa head. l68 on sale.
Vesls nomnaly steady. grsssers and West
ern calves slow the pens we're not cleared.
Indiana calves sold At - 80 81 per 100 To.
Dressed calves unchanged.
Ssles-Kerns Commission Company. p In
diana calves. 24S ID average, SH per 100 10
20, 265 h. 81 so. 20. 3t4 Do. 81 %.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts % cars. or
s.892 head. l0i. cars on sale. Market slow
and steady. About unsold Strictly
common 10 good sheep sold al s. 50 - per
100 ~; common 70 prime lambs, S5a So 80;
culls S4dS4 %. vearlings "a 30.
Sales-Kerns Commission Company 30
Indiana lambs TO 10 average. so per 100 lh /:
ip6 - H. So; 1l5 Kentucky, u 10. 81. -
West Virginia 80 10. s.. 81 Indiana culls. ~
lb. 81 %. 1Of Indiana sheep, l2S W. - -. =
Kentucky. lO1 H. 50 10 30 West virginia, ~
h. h. s.. & ''' 20 Guns 90 ~ -. %
newton & CO.: 2lO West Virginia lambs. 80
10 81 80; 207, 70 10, S5 80; 257, 80 H. 50 -.
HOGs-Receipts. , cars. or 900 head all
consigned direct 10 saughterers. Feeling
ncminally unchanged.
Exports % livestock and dressed beef from
ali United states and Canadian ports, week
ended September %, 1911.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24

Liverpool cables spot cotton dull. sales 4 900
bales. speculation and export. 400. American.
1000 Imports, 1000; American 900 Mddling
upland, bt4d 36 points lower Futures opened
steady al % points decline. Closed steady IS
points lower FOR september 3, lover on Septem-
ber-Octcber an1 l. 70 ! point net lower on the
balance or the list. September. slid. Septem-
ber-october, 5IOd October November. 3 a led;
Sesemher-December and December-January.
b.i3'1d; January February. 5T4i2d. February
March. 5.TSl7d. Narch-April 3 7gd AprIi-Mav
SOD; May-June. = Sid
Norf RI mere was a nervous undertone
WIN prices Tor the late positions showing an
easier tone during the early operations due 10
pfent taxing on the part of speculative longs
out me near months were firm, with shorts dis
poscd 10 cover and during the DAY the whole
ist worked up with renewed buying closing
STEADY a. net advance Of 3alf points Total
sales for tho iay 10. $50 bags and prices
again established new high records The ocsI
spot market was Arm. with light offerings and
prices were quoted on the basis Of l4c for Rio
No :. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24
Yester

fiOt th AND MEAI-Ihe Hour market was
Inactive. with prices irregular and buyers and
sciiers apart Spring patents. S5 sOd S. ~ .
winter s;Laights s. 15dS+ 30. winter patents.
s. aids' -: spring clears. 81 30 81 so; extra
g. 45lS@ -. Kansas straights. 81 sOds4 -:
fancy spging patents. 81 25as650. RYE
G'm fboee to fnncv Fs5 ,5 s S 5000 81 g 8
steady Kiln dried, 81 81. BAG MEAI.-
coersS, Na"asl 40 'FEED-Clty steady
Western spring. So 60; standard mddling.
s2S 60 t 'ar 9G S do S2s - red dog s32 So Gly
bulk. s2G 10 sacks on neal, s37 80
PRONisioNs-Tho market was fairly active
commission houses and covering due largely 10
The better that the recent strength IN grain
mand tor hog products. PORk-steady. Mess.
| '1TT$17 -. family. slads21, short clear
'l5 7sas 81 80. BEEF-steady. Mess. sl2 80 .
81. family sl3 50asi4 packet sl3as13 80,
6Aira india mess s1aG $40 30. BEEF HAMS
steady. s2n s3e so DRESSED HOGS
Firm. Bacons. 1o',c; $50 ID. io'.c 100 ID.
Picked bellies quiet; 10 n. I3tlc ~ 10.
u u :. 2 a i2e - d. Ii4e Picked hams aaet
country "a a 70. i.kRD~Firm. Middle west.
O.5oGbGoc city steadv; 0hc. Refined steady.
South America. iO.S5c; continent, i0o5c
SGsHc rEARINE-Barely steady. oieo.
II! city lard. IA a l2c.
stG tR-Renned sugar was firm and un-
6.T5n75ac net less per cent cash. The London
market for beet sugar quiet. with buyers
a, quoted prices. which were unchanged FOR the
spot month, but 2Ld higher otherwise Sep
tember was quoted al lsd. with October AT lis
Nj and May AT Ids sid The local market for
raw sugar was nrmy held but unchanged with
centrifugal, 06 test. quoted at 5.90isc; musco-
vado ~ test, 3.i6itc, and molasses sugar ~
test. 52i &c
H'Ct-Fsiriy active. with full but un-
changed prices
MEftLs-No change IN the piS iron certih-
cate market on the New York exchange to-day,
and prices continued entirely nominal.
MOI ASSES AND sNRUPs-Firm and un-
changed.
NAVAL sTORFs-Spirits turpentine steady
here and rrm at Savannah. but without change.
Rosu steady and unchanged. Tar ruled nrin
and quiet AZ late prices.
OIis-TInsced OIL unchanged Renned pc
tToleum steady at recent prices
C0TTONsEED OII.--kumors OF heavy prl-
vate settlements with september shorts, win
more liberal offerings OF crude oil from the
South, resulted In an active selling movement.
Prices easy. closing at net decline OF 50
Yester-
Omen UIuh Low close. day
SPOT. ..s...s ttl'H I'D "
September Ina 1M T.W
1 10. atYt a
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24

house can be built on two or more lots.
There arc plenty Of freedom and elbow
-co7. The roadways are ~ generous width.
Tho boardwalk rs twelve feet wide Dotted
f.-o and tn,-c arc little bungalows, quaint
rosey and homcbEi The clubhouse or ca
.ro on The bay front affords many at
racrlans There ere bowling alleys bill
lard tables. etc. The new hotel that Is
.o.-e 1u on toe ocean 'front.' viii accom-
!, odate $50 guests
n is charming place for yachting and
motor boating place of "hich children
never tie its waters are delightful tor
ba+b.na. saltalrc can be reached from the
rr3tnu-a ,s'uue station, B.ooillyn East
asth -,Iec, ferry or the Pennsylvania sta
,ioo Ir Manhattan. via the Montauk dlYis-
ion Of Tie Long 'Island Railroad. At Bay
shore fast steamers meet all trains 10 sal
taire The property IS owned by the FIRE
rsand Beach Development Company, with
onces in fhe Marbridse Building at Broad
way and 33d strec.s
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24

The Plymouth is a select elevator apart
ment house at No 5o7 70 5il Hesi Igt'
street. II IS located In a block known 'o'
its hne private dwelling houses.
Tho structure is equipped with the iat-Sl
improvements. The rooms are al larbe 10
airy. II is convezicut to the subway ana
All surface car lines
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

tOTTON-Thfre was CONTINUATION of the
decline, with prices again making new low
records under more less general selling,
which appeared 70 he inspired BY much the
same consideration recently noted. and
which would appear 20 be summarized In the
expectation that trade demand will prove in
sufficient 20 absorb the rapidly increasing
movement of the crop 20 market in the
South Selling moreover. encouraged by
the sharp break IN tn. spot position at Liver
pool-supposedlv rejecting n final weakening
of The old crop bull postion-snd the pros
poets fer good weather in the South over
Sunday. which is taken 20 mean favorable
conditions for the development of late cotton.
and other marketing operations. Realizing by
shorts sufficiently active 70 check the
decline during the middle Of the morning. but
only slight rallies occurred. and the market
later weakened again, closing barely steady al
the lowest prices OF the dav, which represented
net loss OF from 10 IS points October
sold at l0.j3c, and December n. &C. COM
pairing with l.62c ana l70c the recent high
level. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24

,learlngs FOR week ended September %. 1911.
tember 16 1911 SLIT. 10 579 20. clearngs this
ances for week ended September % 1911 SIC. 032
1911 SI3.5l2 9s9 iB. balances This DAY September
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24

.,aft. 20 previous bulletins Stockholders date
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24

Totals, national banks.
Totals. state banks.
Totals. trust companies
Totals. all members
AS OF August 10. 191
Actual figures Saturday
morning
Totals, national and
state banks .........
Totals. trust companies
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24
''I POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

steady In price. but demand Hght. SWEET
potatoes very weak and many going over
unsoId onions weak Lettuce decidedly
lower other vegetables without material
change. Trade very light. owing TO the He
hrev New Year. which is being observed TO-
day and that class u buyers out ot the mar
ket POTATOES. Maine. bag. s.. Long ISL
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Export. b anoat.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-24

357 2s2 600 2a3 634 900 ~ O97. coo ssT 300 00C
574. .332. 900 58 800 900 G. 10000 41s 644 ,OO0
.a31 j94. 600 800 2j4 COO s3.s27 900 1905 o44 900
1911. fAs OF June Is. 1911. sAs ot June 10, 1911
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-20
CONGRESS CONTENT
While TAFT ACTS
DOES NOT CONTEMPLATE SEND
INC MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
ON MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

Washington, April lS.--While rec
ognizing tho gravity of the situation
in Mexico Congress is appearing
satisfied that Taft Is doing every
thing possible and no where is there
apparent tho slightest disposition to
Interfere 1t was learned at tho close
OF conference at the White House
today attended by Senator Cullom and
Representative Sulzer, charmen, re-
spectlvely Of the Senate and House
Committee on Foreign Affairs, that
President Taft for the present at least
does not contemplate sending to Con-
gress special message dealing with
Mexican affairs. Tho President
however is keeping the leaders In
both parties acquainted with develop
meuts, Politics has been eliminated
There is no disposition in either
/ branch Of Congress to demand Of tn,
/ President his reason for sending tn,
/ troops 10 the RIO Graudo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-20

Hcnoath tho tablet Ia legendI
Erected Arm 10 by the Sons Of tho
Rovoutlon'
Although David Rlj6ely IN hia AM
Nunls of Annapolis" published IN
1870. says that traces of tho Fronch
tncampmont stll rcmRln' and speaks
of mounds raised to those who died
IN tho service" tho oNhot spot FOR iho
memorial was chosen only nfter PAINS
lnkng research, and It has boon I'm
poaglblo 10 discover tho namoa of tho
lead or ovcn their oyHct number II
Ia only known that alive they defend
Cd the fold md dood thoy still hold
IT,
Nouiby ia another monument orcot-
"a Wy net Of Congress IN 1903 10 marx
tho locality whore Maryland foroos
of tho Continoutul army and Fr'Noh
1llea were oncamped IN september
1871 while on their way 10 report to
Lafayette at yorktown, Va"
Tho committee IN charge Of tho
works has consisted Of Talbot Oly-
phaut. chairman, Now York; drnn-
'lUe Lcoch Philadelphia william
Gordon McCahc Richmond, Val WI
nam Libhey Princeton, N J.i Hon
ny Cndlo. Bethany Moi Henry Dox-
ter warren BOSTON, Mass Julian
Horny Leo, baltimore, J Appleton
Wilson, seo,etarY baltimore.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-20
Sewer connections
Made FUR MIDLAND
LAYING or INTEiINL PLACES
RAILWAY IN SHAPE TO SAN
NTlXE AROUND DEPOT.

II Is mdcrgtood that after working
ON the proposition several months, the
Commercial club, city health and
watcrNorks and sewage departments
have succeeded I'm souing the Midland
valley aud Santa Fee ruiroads 60 make
sunitary improvement at their union
lepot ON East Third near KenoshG
The conditions ut the Midland VAL
Icy have long been held menace TO
the health Of the city IN tho opinion
n the city holth department. No
connection was ever mado with the
sewage system Of the city, and conse-
cucnty largo amount OF rubbish
ana fifth accumulated In the neigh
norhoud OF tho Midland valley depot
without especial precautions were
taken. and m,es1 the health depart
Imvut kept etcrually lt the task ~ Soc
Ing that the Midland Kept things
cleaned up lr the ueighhorhood Of the
depot The plUco became a menace,
20 the hcolth department claimed,
Tho railroad people Justly claimed
that sewer pipes were not laid I'm that
|nGghhorhood So tina; they could make
advantageous connections,
Commissioner Wh,ntlcy Of the wa
GER and sepIso department extended
q special lateral sewer TO the Mid
land depot and as n "esult, the efforts
VI tho parties urging the Midland to
mako sanitary connections have been
oali1cd