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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-08
1T GROWS HAIR
Here's Some Important News for
Men Who Are Growing Bald.


People who have taken our word
for it that Partisan Sage is the real
hair grower, beautifier and dandruff
cure have never been disappointed
Here's the word of person who took
our word
Il have been using Partisan Sage
about year, When | began using it
I had only a light ~fuz' on my head
Now | have a good thick growth. and
it is growing thicker and longer
right along Many people don't be-
lieve it can be done but 1 know from
my own experience with Partisan
| SAFE that it can; l can recommend
| it in the fullest confidence. Gains
! Brown, 70S North Fillmore St
| Maryville, Mo.
| The above statement was made t.
| DR.. G. ID. Koch of the Koch Phar
macy, Maryville, Mo, April goth
1911. Large bottle 0 cents at Cur
lin Drug Co. and Curlin's Pharma-
cy and druggists everywhere.
s9-107-125
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-08
ManN a Suffering Woman

drags herself painfully through her
daily taks, suffering from backache,
headache, nervousness, loss OF APP
petite and poor sleep, not knowing
her ills are due to kidney and blad-
der troubles Foley Kidney pills give
quick relief from pain and misery
and a prompt return to health and
strength No woman who so suffers
can afford to overlook Foley Kidney
Pills Curlin's Two Drug Stores. DE- W
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-08

Must be relieved quickly and Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound will do it..
f. NJ. Stewart, 1884 Wolfram St,
Chicago. writes: 81 have been great
ly troubled during the hot summer
months with hay fever and find that
by using Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound | get relief Many 9th
ers who suffer similarly will be glad
to benefit by Mr. Stewards expert
euce, Curlin's Two Drug Stores DIV
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-08

The time has passed when peo-
pie 60 about looking for some one
to buy an article they have for sale.
The up to date, modern method is
to place an ad in the Daily Light
want column, They not only save
time and worry, but the whole pop
ulation becomes at once aware of tt -
/ fact that you have something for
| sale e
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-08

DO not allow you kidney and blad-
der trouble to develop beyond the
reach of medicine. Take Foley Kid
ney Pills They give quick results
and stop Irregularities with surprfs-
ing promptness. Curtin s Two Drug
Stores de w
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-08

II you have house for rent don
waste your time going about trying
to find some one to occupy 1t. The
cheapest and quickest way to let the
people know 1t is to place For
Rent" ad in the want column of the
Daily Light. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-08

Foley Kidnes Pills will check the
progress of your kidney and bladder
trouble and heal by removing the
cause Try them For sale by Cur
lin 8 Two Drug Stores d&w
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-08
9 STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


American League Results.
Yesterday
Philadelphia 2-3, Chicago IL
Detroit 7, New York 6.
Cleveland s, Boston 3.
Washington 1-6, st. Louis Ola
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia
St Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-08
BASEBALL CALENDAR.
Texas League Results.

Texas League Results.
Yesterday
Dallas 5, Waco 0.
Oklahoma City IA, Fort Worth 3
Austin 5, Houston 3.
San Antonio II, Galveston /.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Dallas at Waco.
Fort Worth at Oklahoma City.
Galveston at San Antonio.
Houston at Austin
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-08

TeXas-Oklahoma League Results
Yesterday
Cleburne 5, Durant 2.
Ardmore 6, Bonham
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Ardmore at Cleburne.
Wichita Falls at Durant.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-08
Wood! Wood!

Now is the time to get your win
ter wood We are unloading some
fine pinoak. Phone US your orders
Shive & Keys. =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-08

The price ~ small and results are
sure Reference is made to the Daily
Light want column. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-08
National League Results.

yesterday
Chicago s, New York 6,
Pittsburg 2, Philadelphia
Cincinnati 8, Boston 2.
st. Louis 4, Brooklyn 3.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York It Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Boston at CINCINNATI,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-08

Garden Hose at F, s. Cronk Co. tt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01
acnmnre, u. Sof.
On aoloniiI

Zen %. Mug. 1911.
Sra oen 3. til Den u. 2l1l1. reg.
neoe oct per / aolonien npiten 6Uer
Gag; og Der faIOt en- Mgn9oeRean.
8aa Ste0er - iipr Noro berfra
- itoor 8anoet poa De looere Ste.
Ser paa Wnrfen, ida 6armeren life.
fan fomme ser meO 6eitmaifinen.
boor Den beoite Soeoe itaar. Sor.
oen er bleoen goOt peoet, og ri
baa6er, at set torre 2ag iom
iorben ianOtes ct Stpffe neoe unoer
0perflaoen og binore0e Ai9reoens
8pflt ifal blipe gerunemble0t.
Ser er go0t Snn6 ON en- uomGrtet
9lpling nnite aor. @ienoommene be.
apnoer alereoe at eoo liOt til geirs
i 8riien. Ser fan DOG maaife eno-
M oct iorite @arstio geres uomGr.
fet 5orretnine meo at febe gooe
5arme til billig Yris.
On Cyclone, iom elf @eit berfor,
bar life, Ioo blot ieg foritaor, be.
rsrt nogen al bore aolonier. Gn
anoen Cyclone, iom gif git ior
Mouie Nioer iioIte Ssnoog aiten,
tror ieg beller life bar berert pore
5olf. Seq iaa Sfperne, oa leg forte
biem ira airfen | Normn, % antog,
at Ser fitn0e p9re Itor 5are Tor
%llpeir; men eiteriom Sfperne orog
gitpno, bar Der ingen Sare for og.
Si0en bar iee erfaret, at Der er
ifet en- bel Del Sfooe ca 10 Wil
git for getbesoa Menigbeo, om-
firing Sberipooo, 2oraine, Moball,
@eit Sope, gntler og Courts iomt
inc | Canada. Spor itor Sfaoen cr,
fan ieg | Dag life beifribe. Men
5faoen al oen Cyclone, Der elf Spo
ON ambroie, bar oper0reoen | aoi-
ierne.
8i pleier 10 iiploen at bope Gu
cloner per paa ggnen, men hi bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01
NnOagtsbsger:

gaitOr =. aras: Ooelig anoagt.
WinOer ira Wor9entimerne i st.
Sacobs airfe. Smuft inob. 1920.
Sag 90 SGs. u6giuet Of &ons @ieI-
len Oe Olfert Gicboro. aorte 2eie-
itpffer til gibeItefiter pan bper Dag
/ anret. 5 imutt Sbirtingsbino
$3.50. 8 6ronifbino $3.50.
Spurseon, s.. 81: Op til SUB.
9etrugtninger for boer 9ae / anret
5 Sbirtingsbin6 $1.00.
5 Seiu 6ubipOr. st SUBS ORD til
beer Dag, roIogt Of noroiIespigife
Yr9iter. 402 itore Sioer. ) imutt
Sbirtingsbino $t.25.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01
&Orreipou0nnte
StanoarO, alta.

"a ieg reiite berop, looeoe ieg
ilere @enner at Iooe bore ira mig;
men On 6ioen bar puret meget op.
taget. bar ie9 9lemt SsiterHe, JONI
jeg M enifer at inoiri Der, lao.
Trent 9leoafteren oil 9ipe mig
Spolterum.
@pao 5armeriet angaar, oa itaar
Sgoen goOt beroppe, men poa
@runo al Tor meaen Ge9n og folot
9ejr CT Soften lat en- Gel tilbn9e;
hi 6aDoe 3 inuffe 5olifinsoage /
iiOite llge, iom oi bar GLADE iors
men / 3aa (9rcoet er itempIet %.
9liig) er oct after folot % ie8n,
fulOt % 6ois BET life Oil bIioe
onoerleoes, oil oct blipe ct Spergs.
mnuI, ON Spoen bliper MODEM.
Ger er iolgt Ell Masie Saro og
en- 1el brpffet / Sommer, men ior
liot, oels poa @run0 al aulman.
gel, ioa 9ampplopen ber Solomon
life bar fnnnet arbeiOe.
Sommeren bar elers oGret goo
for 9rpfning, % Der bar ppret
en- Masie 6oreiperesIer om9r9t-
ming 6oooe ira aoloniens egne5olf
og uoefru al 5olf, iom brGffer meo
SeIte, men bet ipnes, JON ON De
life funoe ina iot, builfet err Sfaoe
for aolonien, GA minoit 1000 acreS
3an0 mere buroe pGret brGffet,
bpilfet oeiaa funoe pGre ifet, bpiS
0gberne al 9onoet bapOe n9ret en-
Smule fenot meo 6orboloene Der.
oppe og life operornget alt Irbeioe
til Iampmaifinerne. De er life al.
tio til at itole paa, oa Der fan fom.
me mango Ting | geien ior Dem,
iom life oil fomme | geicn for Se'
tie.
Sea oil gipe Dem ct &aoo, Ionl
ogter at fgbe 9ono beroppe: Gao
life eoers 9ano brpffe efter 10. Su.
ii, oa 2ano, iom br9ffes ienere
nemIig life fan mao at blipe rao'
bent og Tom 6gIee oerni life fan
gipe fuIo 9lpI. ) bebsper oct life,
ga Der CT baaoe rieelig 90 goo
Siplp at foo beroppe | rette Sio.
8i bor for 3ioen traolt baaoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01

fenote Son. Gomar0 SO. Sims 6or.
eneoe Staters giitrift I6oofot.
San bar tilitillet 9iemmets 9eitp.
relic felgen0e:
Ger er ct tort 9e6oO for netop
iaa0an Snititution. st ioaOant oGr.
oigt 5oreta9enoe iom bette, bur0e
baoe ben 6ierteliaite ltnOeritsttelie
al enboer, JON or i~nteresieret /
norife gigers Gel. seq trOr at OPP
retteIien al ct Stem efter e0ers
omfotten0e Blon bill uorette meget
go0t."
Or. u. u. Sernberg al @6icaga
Seol. Seminary tiger:
ut ct %iaabant Stem er podfrp.
bet be6 enbber, iom bar oct minoIte
9enOifab til 5orbol0ene / en- inoonn
9p iom Gbicngo. De 5orer, iom
Iurer poo Den biemIsie og ofte pen-
nelsie unge abinoe, fan n9ppe for-
flares. st Stem iom bette burOe
0erior bone llnoeritsttelie og SiGlp
fra bper 5ooer % Mooer, fra boer
Seiter og 9rooer, iom fan tGnfe
Zig i'm egen Batter ener SeIter
biemG6s / Chicago.
Siemmets 40resie er: Noriue.
ainn 7nnii6 goung 8omen's
G6riition Some, 2t37 goint Ctr,
Gbicago, SG. hinge aoinOer, iom
fommer in0 ira 2anOet eqer fom.
mer ira BET aomle 2on0 og life
bar no9en Glo0s at tage inO, bill
alti0 bore oelfommen til oetteSiem,
iaa lPnqe ser fin0es BlaOs. On
Sc mel0er 0eres Infomit | Sorpeien,
bill nogen msoe Dem poa Stationen;
eGer De fan eiter 0eres Gnfomit til
9pen faI6e op EEL. 9umbolot 1899,
% nogen oil fomme og bente Dem,
ON Sc life ielb fon fin6e Seien til
Siemmet. - Gag bare poa aOres.
len. Zen fan fomme Oel tilpoS i
paafommen0e 9ilipI6e.
Mr Somuet 0Gien, 24t8 9Ioo.
mingSaGe aoe., Gbico9o. er Silent.
NETS 9osierer, oq oGGe 9iOrag fan
ienoes til BAN. Mr. anOrep Gil.
berien er 6ermono for 9eitpreIien.
Boitor 6. !. 8prneis giceforman0,
oq Miis emma erifien SefretGr.
Miis @orie 3. Dahl er Siemmets
9eitprerinoe.
Seq bar fremmeo, og 5 toa
imoO mig. SoaO 5 bar giOrt
MOB Ell al oisie. oct bor s 9iort
MOB mia" (Matt6. %, 25-lW.
Chicago, SG., Pug. 1911.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01

ri andre 9o0e geoer, af buitfe
oi for fort 5io ii0en mo0tog MT
Oplua ira 0anmarf, anbeiaIes:
@lGocn / Scrren. 5ortpninger al
q. 8olmor. Meo 5ororo al @ait.
Asidenielot.Sonien 1913 Sioer.
Smuft inO6. 80 {.
lllmcn, y: Wora. en- 8~a.0enier-
6iitorie ira SIutningen al oct II.
aar6unOreoe. 8aa 0anif De0 GaIt.
q. g. Ma6ien. 121 Sioer. Snobun-
Sen 80 Gents.
6uao Der ltnar basOeo. ariitelig
6ortGaing al 30. s. Denne me gog
al en- for eorigt bel fenot 90 pnoct
6orfotter bar fnaet roienoe Omtole
Iaa pei / Donmarf iom 6eroore.
Den er pao 240 Siher CO ial-
aes / mutt S6irtinosbin6 til cen
for en- np BOG i9r0eles IaOe gris
al 800. 5 Omilag go Gents.
Smsrubnm, 8. s.: 0ooi0s Srone,
eGer 3Sraels 6eoers0ooe. @e09il-
le0er. 1888 Si6er. 5 pra9tillot
9ino $t.25.
glanmpllcr, Gu. 8eaig 3orO.
Geiie6iGeoer ira golpitino, rigt IL
luitreret, 348 Sioer. 1.25
gna, SacO6 q. Sans 9}ielien
Souge. W}e0 Sau9es @ortrpt. 1856
Sioer. Smilft in0bunoen $500
Bang, q. G6r. Sans 0ielien Soil-
ge og bans 5amtio. st Iiosbiae0e
fra omfring 9(ar 1900. 8re0ie Op.
lag. Deb 9ineoer og 5ociimiler.
5t2 5i0er. elegant inbbunoen
$2.70.
Nic6arO Garter; &c 6elli5es coiae
Spile. Oueriot ira @ngeIif eiter
Barriers t 1919 nogione vt5e iaints
e~perloIting reIt". gf 6 Glnce, 600
neprGit / sfaeen. 1916 Sioer, mutt
ino6un6en $t.60.
Cutters reformotoriife Sfrifter /
llopals. Meo 6iitoriife SnSIeonin-
ger al Or. 6reOerif 9iieIien. S2S
Sioer. Smuft i~no6unoen $500
!Scrmam 9nnbe: Mortin 2ut6er.
Sans uouifling % 9ipsuGrf. Mfeo
80 Gortretter og Slnitrationer III
Sioer. Smuft mob. $f.f5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01

met, Ger bleo iom Ell l9aon ior Dem
begge. 5lere iaaoanne efsempler
fuuoe iremOrages. % iaaoanneGr'
iaringer bill nof fomme til at bere
meo til oct 0a9lige, eiteriom 9iem'
met far uopiOe5 % bliper mere be.
tenot.
Set oil itoa aabent ior enboer
bgoerlig ung aoinoe, ranieet Iros-
befenoelie eQer 5amiun05iorbinOel.
ie. gae pil iaa lige BrioiIe9ier. -
9i9lp oil g0es De un8e stuinOer at
iinoe 9lnOs Dos De beoite 5omilier
meo COB 2en. Der bill ogiaa blioe
anleouine ior 3pfommere at iGtte
iig liot inc / 6usar6ejoe, iaa De
ON fort liO fan pare i Staa0 at
tage Glaos meo noaenlunOe iulO
2en.
5oretagenOet iaa langt er bic.
pct mAliggiort ueb, at De uige
aoinoer isrnGonte gigeioreuing
bar iat OereS Spareifillinger mo
iom Saan, iamt oeo en- Gel minore
@aoer. Der bOiler DOG EN- @elo
poa Siemmet al $4,000. % til
at fna belle 9pgningen inorettet og
m6bleret bebsues ca. $4,000 mere.
lloen Goipl er Der nogle, Der Ice
ier bette, iom bar anleonin9 at
itstte % bi9lpe frem bette 9ole
5oretaeenOe, Ger | bsi @raO paa.
frPoes. ON Din Dotter eaer Seiter
par Der biemIss % uOiat for al
Slaes 5riitelie 90 5ore, oiIoe on
nof n0rsmme bette.
Siemmet buroe bore julio Stano,
og oct bnroe Itna Der %gnlofrit. 81
ben nil oct antogeligt funne bGre
line egne uogifter. De, iom benDt'
ter Siemmet bill nemlig aifrppes
en- rimelig Bris ior aoit og eogi.
Ser er en- nom9rfet anleoning
for Dem, Der bar Sierte for Oeres
Meomenneifers Rel, al biuIpe irem
en- goo @erning.
Sagen er bIcoen oarmt anbefalei
Of flere ircmrogenOe gerioner bl. a.
ben for lin 9Gbelbeo oe anmp moi
ben .Sbioe S%lapebnnoel" bel be-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01

meo SeaoI og Oiifen. @rasiet er
tgn6t 6eroppe / Gar, oa Der bar
Brpriebrano iioIte aar. Der par /
5oraaret Gale ON at itarte en- Sui
mine, men GA 8ullene bar al oaar=
Zig aDalitet, blep oct life til no
get. Ger par begpnot ct aompogni;
men De reiite 6iem i9en, o. ri bar
life bgrt ira Dem iiOen. 8i bopoe
eqers oentet, at De pil0e baoe le8t
efter Sui ct anoet SteO; men BET
funoe moaife life betoIe Jig.
ganen er fommen beru0, og oi
faar goit 6oer Sirsoo9 og 5re-
bag; men Ri mangler ct Boit6ns.
8i boober, set fommer / gfteraoret.
Ser er TO g2umber Daros". Zen enc
o9ter at bpgge ire gutiffer / en-
npr 6rentio; Oe oil iaa 6lioe til
2eie. 8i funoe goOt lioe at lie ell
0anif 6amilie, iom oil0e itarte Ell
u9ooroingSbuS~ og Geitanration
beroppe. Der fitnOe blipe goo 5or.
tieneite, Oo Der er ell Mpngoe un9e
aorle. Der orbeiOer 6er.
5gennem 6oroaret oor Der en-
5amiIie peo Roon 2orien, iom eier
eli 8orm ~ 02il ira Stanooro,
iom GAP oe utge ct Stem, men 0a
De for en- 3 Tigers Gio ii0en life
snifeoe at mo0tage De unge Ipngere,
bleb Ri eni9e ON at ooerraife 5a-
milien 9orien.
Mr. Mprt6ue fog Mrs. Qorien
no ! 4utomobiI Og / meOens Jam.
le0es Here 5omilier og nGiten ale
unge aorIe / 2oriens Stem, %
oa Der. Mortbu fom iuienoe til
ba9e | Nitomobilen meo Mrs. Gar.
len, 6leo bun gIGOelig ooerraifet oeo
at mo6tage en- @aue ira be un9e.
6lere al De tiliteoeopren6e tolte peO
ben 2eilig1eo fsnne og 0iGroe Orb.
gi lang baa0e engelife % 0anife
Sanae, og GiOen sit burtig %
oo0t % ri fslte ret, at BET par Ell
@lnoe at glp0e andre. Sioite Sire.
bag g(ften bar ser Blind alnrni bpr-
oppe. Cor op9tige og aIporfi9e Sen-
6oaslqrer og iorlooeOe 6aboe npret
noe at reiie / en- 3 Cages 5i0. Ia
0e fom 6iem uObreOtes set RD8te,
at De par 5Ieocn gift. 8i blen inn
eniae ON at o%oerraife 0en1. 8i iam-
le0es itiltienoe u0en ior 6eres Stem
(6ois 6iem?-Geo), for at lDfenife
Dem, men ioa iii Dor tore Sner.
r~aifelie %iortaIte 6ooeren os, at De
fun baDoe opret noe at Ie 9ier9e-
ne. Den ieg 6aaber, at oi / n9r
3rentiO naa iaa beore ll6bptte, oa
icg goot fan Iioe at ie en- Gel I'M.
ae 5anilier 6eroppe, iom Ri fon
Itole poa pil biplpe aolonien irem,
inrlio Soft, ser bill itette airfen
% oens arbeiOe.
Qenlig Silien til ale.
@n aoloniit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01
9Gs Grnlt Guers 5ortrGinger.

56I9enoe 6ooes / Oplog. goot
in06unOen, oe til betpoelig neOiatte
Briier:
a6oentfloffer. Snob. 10 Gents.
0nar airfefloffen faloer. 5nob5Oc.
llnOer @roner og PALMER. SOC.
2ipet / Cps. Snob. 30 c.
Oliegrene og 8ornetoiite. StOb.50c.
@ul0forn. Snob. 60c.
ge0 SUBS 9rone. Snob. 80 c.
@eO Sinai. 5nob. 06 c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01

gf friiteIigt 5oIfebibliptef er
fremoeles uofommen:
Ansgars 2epnct. Oueriat al =.
u. 8enger. Deb oploienoe Jtoter al
Brof. Or. HbiI. San Drift. Boa ny
lioeipet og bearbeiOet al Baltor y.
90 il nter. Meo ct 5orero al
EaItor. ". Stricfter
283 Sioer. Smuft mob. 65 Cts.
g. M6nIter: Mories Sulegaue og
andre 6~ortrainger for ltsrre GO
minore 9ern. 2f4 Si0er. Smut
mob. So Gents.
Haniib 2ntb. 1nbI. &pnie,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01

BAIT en- uaImin6elig regnfuG0 &u-
quit / S(ur. Ser er, iaa Tiger 0e eI0-
tie 9oIoniiter. aIorig for foIoen en-
ioo0on @pn90e Re9n 1 auguit
@ooue0 iomt / aar, ii0en aolonien
6le0 begpnot.
\ y 0trAf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01

$50 ilOiig.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-31
STEEL STIRS IMo..cY WAn
Disclosures Expected to Li Mor- gan and Standard Oil
 ests Into crash.

New York, May 3l.-Jus ice l era,d of the supreme court, formerly + rector of the Kn ckerbocker 1.est company, and Oakley Thorno of me Trust Company of America hG' & id- led interesting details to the 3rl of the inside history of the great m1ue- tary panic of 1907 They did not have the least hesitancy in placing the blame for the accelerauon Of the panic and the consequent widespread distress and suffering at the doo of George w. Perkins, who, in 1907, was a member of the firm of J. P Morgan X Co.
 Both Justice Gerard and Theme hoped that the congressional invcsti- gation of the Steel corporation would be pushed to the end and i'll connec- ton with it and its absorption of the Tennessee Coal and Iron company facts of a most interesting character and of much greater importance than expected would be developed
 In Wall street 1t is generally be- lieved that the investigation marks the beginning of war between the
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-31
NO FLAGS FOR THE CARS
Memorial Day Passes in St. Louis Without the Usual Display of
 Bunting on Street Cars.

St. Louis. May 31.-St Louisans noted the cars of the United Railways company, for the first time since its organization, failed to fly flags for Decoration day.
 Capt. Robt. McCulloch, president of the United Railways company, is a Confederate veteran, and 1t was sug- gested by some tha' the failure of the company to fly the flag was because of the failure of the G. A. R. organ ization to invite the Confederate vet erans to join with them in the memo rial exercises. as it has in former years.
 When Captain McCulloch's atten- ton was called to the fact that the fiages were missing, he declined to make a statement.
 "Yes, I know it. Good-by," Captain MeCullooh answered, hanging mp his telephone.
 Capt. Frank Gaiennie. leading Confederate veteran. said the reason the Confederates failed to receive an invitation this year was because they failed to take part in the exercises when invited Tn former years. Al though not participating as a body many of the veterans are taking part individually.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-31
| THE COMPANY WILL HASTEN TO -~ CARRY OUT SUPREME
 1 COURTS MANDATE.
ACTION ALREADY TAKEN
Representatives of Combine Will Con- suit With Attorneys for the First Step in "Recreat-
 ing" Combine.

New York May 31.-The American Tobacco company, which, like the Standard Oil company, has been or dered dissolved by the United States supreme court, will act immediately to carry out the provisions of the tribunals mandate. The tobacco trust officials will take steps to effect its rehabilitation even before the effect of the decree can become a judicial matter of fact through affirmation by the lower court, as ordered by the supreme court.
 A meeting of the representatives of the American Tobacco company was called at it's main offices, Ill Fifth avenue, to consult with Delaney Mic oll counsel for the corporation, and other attorneys of the company. This was to be the first of Q series of meet ings to outline a plan for reorganiza- tion on the lines similar to those which Standard Oil company will adopt It Is believed that before the eight months time allowed by the supreme court will have elapsed the concern will have been split up into its integral parts, each r
 separate branch business in its hands.
 The control of the American To bacco company, it is believed, will be maintained by the GO holders. The reorganization plan is supposed to have for its object the institution of at least five individual corporations but without holding company.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-31
AMERICAN LEADS IN RACE
Garros, Under American Management in Paris-to-Turin Flight
 Reaches Rome.

Rome, Italy May 31.-Roland G Garros, the French aviator. took the lead over Andre Beaumont, his near est rival, on the flight from Nice to Rome, the second stage of the Paris Rome-Turin aviation race for prizes aggregating s100,000.
 Garros. though a Frenchman, is en tered in the present 1300-mile event under American management and ip an American designed machine.
 Though the weather was stili threat ening. 1t was some better toward noon, and Garros wins prize of S20,. O00.
 Andre Beaumont again met with motor trouble, but succeeded in mak ing repairs, and was seen flying over Alassio, on the Riviera, in the direc. ton of this city
 Frey, representing Germany, Is third in the race thus far.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-31
FOUND BY SLAVE CHARGE
Rich Girl Stolen From Home Located in Chicago-Rewsrd of $500
 Offered.

Chicago, May 31.--A girl who was stolen nearly a year ago from her home in New York, and for whom a reward was $500 was offered. has been found. She is Stella Biederman. Is years old, daughter of wealthy New York manufacturer.
 Her presence became known when special agents for the department of justice swore out a federal warrant for William Legere, charging viola ton of the Mann white slave" act It also is charged that the girl, in April, married Harry Daniel in an effort to save Legere. Daniels and Legere have both been held in $10,00o bonds
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-31
AIR0PLANE BUS TESTED
Experiments Making to Determine the Carrying Powers of S,Pane
 for Passengers.

Mineola, L. l.. May 31.-A series oi experiments will be tried m the Aero drome here next month to determine how many passengers bipiane can carry.
 A special type called the "aeroyilne bus" will be used for the passenger carrying work. The machine will be n charge of c. r. Willard
 The new aeroplane is a family aero plane with seats arranged like those in the tonneau of an automobile. t is expected that from five to nine pas sengers vii be lifted for short tislts
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-31

rival money interests as represented by J. P. Morgan and the Standard Oil people. It is not deemed proba. ble that John w. Gates would have had the courage to tell secrets about the organization of the trust if he had not had assurance from some source that his story would be ap- proved Gates interests, 1t is said are allied closer with those of the Standard oil through his holdings of stock In oil companies in Texas which state he now calls his resi- dence
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-31
(|[N REPORTED ! D[AD IN WRECK U STEEL FLYER FROM SEAT |1LE DERtl-sO NEAR sPO- KANE, WASH. QRlO'S BEST EQUIPMENT glrs Derailed and Coaches Piled p on locomotive, Killing Five
 Passengers and Two
 Tralnmen.
PRlO'S BEST EQUIPM ENT

|Ssllle, Wash. May S1.-The Chi h Milwaukee X Puget Sound Rail-
 companys new steel passenger N the Columbian, is reported to
 been delailed at Maiden, near aane and five passengers and two fhnen killed.
 reported that the engine was .ued and the whole train piled up ue locomotive. The engineer and yuan were killed. The train was