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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-31
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
Of tho


Of the
Continental Casualty Company OF
Hammond. Ind.
% the 3let dsy Of December. 1910, required
under nistY;ct Of Columbia Code.
amended June 80, 1907.
Capital stock paid up. in cash. 800. ooc ~
ASSETS.
Cash in Office ...........,..........$ 5.0s5 90
Cash in bank .......... 81. 6s6 II
Bonds and mortgages ,srst lien on
Stocks and bonds market value,. 500. 051 81
Bills receivable and collateral loans. 8 4o7 81
sfents ...................... 6os.sa9 c.
Interest due and accrued. ..:......... Is.IIl 05
All other AesSts agents balances. co.0S3 al
rs3:;ss:: ia ssss 81 8:
Ne rket value OF real estate over book
value .....--..... $50 %
LIABILITIES.
Net unpaid claims. sos .a5f %
Reserve required by law. - $50 81
Reinsurance premiums. lo.3S3 "a
Salaries rents. expenses, taxes, ETC.. 4S.336 81
f,nu1mssious brokerage. etc.......... los $40 es
CAPITAL stock. observation-disclosures. 100000 %
NUNS 1.sn3 IS
Contingent reserve. Observation-Disclosures. .0o,Oou o,
Amount and character Of business
franRsc ted during the year 1910
accident aud bealthl. s., SfS,S4t IS
Losses sustained during tie year
Money received during .he year ieio s:ssiss q
Expended during the yaar 1910. 3 oss as7 So
T. ". LYMAN. Vice President
sub.cribed and sworn before me this 31st
deg "f March, 1910 EDWIN p. HESSE:
tSean Notary lublic.
HOLCOMBE q. JOHNSON. Resident Manager.
Southeastern Department,
SIG 18th st. NV. Washington. r.. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-31
The Safest Investments

Are tboxe that do not huc:uste Gurin: dis
turbed conditions Of the money or STOCK
market. First deed Of trust notes tdrst
mortgsges) well secured real estate 10
the District Of Columbia. constitute ''silt
edge Investments. They do not depeac
upon the hnancisi responsibility OF indi.
viduais or corporations for their stability
and are exempt from taxation AZ personal
property. We can supply such invest.
inents Ia amounts from $500 upward. Send
for booklet. "Concerrin: Loans and IN
vestments.r
Swartzell, Rneersa & ,
FEersey Co.,
1:7 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-31

SALES TODAY.
II 90 IN. 1900 M. l:Up.m. eco Pm.
GLAD 1850 lB,4O $500
CALL MONEY.
/ Call Money. 2s "a 2$s 2l9
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-10-26
Tel6fono, 1889
Ell deber de aprender.

"Debeis autorizarlo on benefi-
clio publico. Debeis hacerlo asi
porduc es dc vuestro deber n
prendcr Y dar los pagadores dc
taxas cl boneficio dc cuantos CO.
nocimicntos nos sea possible aa--
duirir. Jamhs hcmos aprendids
la mancra dc haccr las GALES DO
San Antonio. Tcncmos GALES ml-
fcriorcS on San Antonio que ess
cualdulcrN otra ciudad dc Tc--
Xas que tcnga In mitad dc los
hnhltantcs dc In nucstra.
"Por que mtoridad dcbeis a
prohnr tai cstipcndio? poruu&
autoridad aproDastcis una apro-
piaci0n Ell favor del clcctricista
dc San Antonio para concurrir 1
la conyonci6n dc Atlanta? Por-
'Huc antorldad aprObastcis los
lgastoH para que cl .Jcfc del De
partamcnto dc bomhcros concur
riesc Il la convention de Milwae1-
Zee!
PorQuc csos individuos ten
drian ALI opor;unidadcs para fl
prcndcr algo, que es La misma au-
toridad baio cuyo apoyo dcberia
antorl2ars" csta appropriation, pa
IA :; pudicsemos aprcnder la ma
ncra de gastar con provccho los
fondos pnblicos.
Continue hab'ando largaments.
el regidor Boyrton, diciendo en-
el curse de su pcroracion, que al
debcria cl Consejo dc In Ciudad
avergonzarsc de ir 4 Dallas por
que ALA tienen el sistema de 90
bierno por comisi6n. 8 Dor uue
tienen EN- aqueliE ciudad meioreg
GALES que las 1c San Antonio, Y
preguntando 81 dcberiamos aver
gonzarnos de nucstras faltas.
"Cicrtamente, dijo, me avcrgucn
20 dc nucstraS GALES, pcro mas
me ayergOnzarG dc que pcrmancz
can asi durantc mas largo item
po Y minntraS mas pronto c0nfc-
scmos nucStro dcfccto, In cuIpa
Sc1a mas pcqueiia.
ElimlrCmOS pcrSOnaIidadcS Y
no pcnscmos mas on rcloS pordue
cl orgnllo prcrcdc i la caida.
"LcvahtGmoros dad libcrtad 4
San Antonio, dciadnoS hace"la
crcccr y que nuCstraS ciudades ii
wales pcrHigan suS hucIIaS de pro
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-10-26
Juan Banderas Sc ha |e-
vantadO en- Sina|Oa.

La prcnsa de Mexico da la no.
ticia dc Que en- cl Estado dc ST.
nnlon sc ha lcvantado cn a"maS
contra cl GobiCrno, cl cX~Gohcr
nador de aquclEa entidad fcdcrati
va. Juan Bandoras, proclamando
al Gral. Reyes, Sc agrcga que las
t'uerzas dc characteristics, que
guarnccian Ia capital del Estado,
dcsertaron, adhiriGndosc i'll cabc~
ella Banderas, Quicn con $50 hom
bres y algunas Hmntralladoras, sc
muastra hostil conrta los distrltos
del Nortc del Estndo, Que cstan
guarnccidos por las iuerzas leales
del Jcfc cx-madcrista Jose Ma
ria Ochea.
Dicho icfc, quicn con una fu>r-
"a Sc cncontraba en- cl Tuortc,
ha salido para Sinaloa al frcntc
de $50 hombres, pero cs probable
que sea dcrrotado por Banderas.
los solddaos fcdcrales al man
do del Coroncl Bclh'an, SO sublc-
varon tambi6n, 10 cual ha sido
eausa de que cl terror prcdomine
ahora cntrc los habitantcs del Es-
tado.
Las fuerzas dc Bcltran sc suble-
varon, debido 3 que no recibicron
los habcres que por scrvicios Sc
leg atleudaban.
Hay duicn dice que Beltran Y
sns oficiales distrajcron los fon.
dos dcstinados Al pago dc haho-
reg de la tropn, usAndoloa on be
neficio propio, provocandG de cs-
tn manera ell levantainiento.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-10-26
Ell bonbardeo de Ia f|Ota
|ta|lana tu6 mas gra-
We dc 10 que Sc
Creia.

Malta, Oct. "a; En- cartas re-
cibidas nqttf do Behghanl, Tripo.
H. los inrormantcs estiman que
ias dcsgracias personalcs ocurri--
das entire los habitantcs dc la
tiudad, resultantcs del bombhr.
deo llcyado Il cabo por Ia fIota
italiana. aseienden 4 cuatro mil
personals
IiI eopsulad0 I}rithnico resIllt0
gravemente damnificado Y cl
Consul John Francis Johnes fne
hcrido. varios iudios Que son
s0bditos ingIescs " habian busca
do refugi0 on 81 consulado bri1
tanieo, eucron fhuertos Q heridos.
Nutnerasos ed,ficioa, ineluao tn
tomplo Mnlt6s. fncron destr1idos
Ocho Ialtcses fueron mnertos
y diez hrridos, scg1n ifforineg
1iI corrtspongal afiade que on Ia
eiudad preyalccid in horrible ri.
nicA.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-10-26
I'll MAYOR CALLAGHAN Sc MUES-
IRA OBSTRUCC|ON|STA,

FL Ayuntamiento dc la ciudad,
que EN- la session de la semana pa
sada vot6 en- favor dc hacer una
vista Il Dallas para atcnder 4
una exhibiciGn dc pavimentaci6n,
en- la session del Ultimo iluncs Vo-
to Ell contra dc dicha vista. la
scmana pasada no concurri6 & la
session el Mayor Callaghan y por
consiguicntc, SO ignoraba su ac-
titud cn cuantO al AsuntO En- In
session del lnncs cstrlvo prcscntc
cl Mayor Y Sc opusO 4 que cl via
ic sc cfcctllasc. Los mumicipcs &c
adhiricron Il sl opinion Y SO re-
chaz6 cl proyccto.
FL rcgidor Boynton habl6 en-
favor del viaic y censur6 al Ma
Hor por su tactica obstruccionis--
ia, pcrorando largamcntc V cri-
ticando q Ia Administration por
Su falta dc proprcSo. "Par6ccmc
como 81 esta administration cstu.
virsc cntrc los avcrnos y cl pro-
fundo mar aZnl, cuando sicndO
tan ignorantc en- cuanto 4 la
Uavimcntaci6n de GALES, sc rchu
sa 4 Aprcnder algo de cllo,' di-
10 tl.
Bovnton present6 ell proyecto.
Estaba pr6Xima va 4 levantar-
Sc la session cuando cl regidor
Boynton presenS6 cl proyccto de
appropriation dc $400 para en-
plearlos en- gastos dc un viajc pa
ira concurrir & la Fcria dc Da--
Has. con cl fin de estudiar los
modcrnos mctouos rcformados dc
pavimentaci6n de GALES v traba-
los dc asfalto. FL proyecto es-
tablecia que 81 viaic deberfan ha
ccrlo, cl Mayor, los regidorcs, cl
ingcniero de la ciudad, su nyu-.
dante y ell Comisionado de ca
Hes V que cl Mayor qucdaria au-
forbade para nvpcdir autoriza--
ci6n 4 los Que f0rmarian liz par
tida.
El rcgidor Boynton, al prcsc1
tar SIT Droycctn. diio:
Iabcis decl"rado que FL Co.,
scio no dcbcrl ir i Dallas. que
va cXisten suficicntcs gravAmr-,
n"s sobrc q tcHoro pilbliro Y hn.
hciS prcguntado con que antori-,
dad podriais aprohar scmcinn,
t. gaStO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-10-26
La rebellion China Sc
extiendc rdpidamente.

Dl. H. go
.1..sl, on'n' wv - 'h'iora Sc es'n
niar'al1S'",'''1 n;",,a.'; u esp ssi''rI1u FeVo'n-
~ "na, nTa,'' :" "o /" ''lS'n" % "a, ''"ncr" en
-, 'aUi 'f =" '''o q, VI ''"i' NH"o',oS
- y. ."l"s' puu ..', i"s pipv .i'o,aS oel
I, 40. .o 81 81, TX, tl: u!"llu" o".!o h'S pan pan
ao'"S ~ ",', ''1a ,l.., "oo,erno; III 10 oplnan "ho'
49,; 49, ,.h ~" - 10 s1 soi,.,a'1'''sn:"S i." 81 Sc'
8"1',' a VI ,.',l ia,'ua "'oes'on'
ao', "n ',1.'uaa aIa, ,'1'""',.ot,as IONA
t'as' ,;e, ~ n,"nacn'.tla' ~, ,'.t aohoo q n"'
'''no !, ~ l,o''',.e puo 81 haoie
niritn anti.nnb;nrn;sta nna - - -
ticndc hasta mnv al Nortc CIR.
lculan persistentcs rumo,ps dc
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-10-26
LA BANDA PRES|-
DENC|AL De MADERO.

III Club "Ei&rcito Libcrtador'
obseduiara Il Francisco ]. Made
70, Prcsidcntc clecto dc Mexico,
una RIGA banda presidential Fri.
color. nntes dc que dicho sciior
Madcro SO haga cargo dc lns ricn-
das dc In Naci6n Mcxicana,
la banda Sc lc prescntara al
future Prcsidcnto cn una velada
que SO verificnrd cn cl Tcatro Ar
bc1t dc III Capital McSicana Y
durante Ia cerenotfia Y fiesta Que
SC oreani2ard, tomarh partc la
Banda dc Policia; repuiados artis
tas dcsempchnran n1meros dc
Canto, las Alumnas dc la Escuela
Miguel Terdo dc Teiada, RI Or.
fe6n y c1 Conservatorio, forma--
ran hcrmosos eorna, Y l1ablaran
vonocidos poetas Y afnmados ORA.
d0res.
En- lW velada figurard ademAs
aa claso ohrerH. fernando valla
dc honor nj mitvn pFcsidente i
su Comitiya, desde lii estatna do
Carlos " hasta ri p6rtico del Al
Aen, snatoniondo cada ohrcro una
aAtareka eneeudfda
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-10-26
Ano %. No. 1881
Los Bandid@ de zapata DeSduyen una PObIaci6n
CGrCana a Ia Capital.

Ciudad de Mexico, Oct. "a: La
poblaci6n Gle Milpa Alta, ubicada
aentlo dc los limitcs del Distrito
Federal, y distantc Gle la Capital
hres millas, fuG caSi totalmcntc
destruida anochc, con fucgo y eli
aamita por los Hapatistas, los
cuales combatioron hoy, Qucdan-.
do indociso cl 1Iiunfo. La bata-
!la dur6 mas de cinco horas on
I'm camino montanoso i corta dis
tancia de la ciudad ,lcstruida.
Los insurrcctos c0ntcstaron i
los fucgOs da las trOpas fcdcrn--
les tiro 4 tiro, v Sc dice que ac-
t.1almcntc cstan on cl villorrio dc
Nativitas, que dista dos millas dc
Xochimilco.
Los habitantcs de csta Ultima
ciudad, que cs la que surtc dc
aqua potable 4 Ia Capital, tcmicn
do un rcpcntino atauuc, Sc en-
cuentran aterrorizados.
No obstantc In proximidad del
encuentro y dil saqueo, eSta no.
che todavia no tenia informcs de-
finidos el Departamento de Cue
ira en- cuanto los resultadoa de
4 .accion, " iinicamentc rccibi6
parte de que los Zapatistas &c ha-
bfan retirado las colinas cerca-
mas, pues los alambrcs TELEGRAPH
cos Y tclof6nicos fucron cortados
& Ia madrugada. Los villorrios
circunvocinos estaban anoche muy
bien resguardados por las tropas
federales & igualmente 10 cstaban
los caminos adydeentes, on los
cuales haeian servicio de patru--
Ila las fucrzas dc rurales.
Santa Ana, poblaci6n muy GER
cana Milpa Alta. tamhifn fu6
visitada por In gcntc de Tapata,
pcro no sufri6 dc la miama name
IA que Milpa Alta
Los zapatista$ one cntraron i
Milpa Alta Il las dicz dc in no
che aver. fucrOn pnrtc de una
fuorza inSurrccta QUO tambicn a
Ncnaz6 aver atmc1r Chalco. Ell
el Estado dc Mexico. Encontran
do mas birn GuHrnccida csta po-
hIaci0n Que 10 que 10 cataha ha-
&c yarios diaS. hicicron I'm r0--
dco Sntisfacicndo su vcnGanIa
en- In pcducna DOblAri6n del Dis
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-10-26
SENSATIONAL PRESENTADO
POR I'm DIPUTADO MEXICANO.

En- la session que In CAmara dc
Diputados dc Mexico verified cl
lnnes dc la semana upasada, ocur-
rio el incidcnte sensational Gle Qu
cl Diputado ID. Aurelio Mclgarc-
io prcscnt0 un prOyecto de ley
para el cual pidi6 dispcnsa dc TO-
do tramitc. FL proyccto sc re,
fcria NADIA menos que Il coartar
la libertad dc Ia prensa, imponien
do Denas scvcriSimas & los autores
de articulos 6 Dublicadores do ca
ricaturas, On que en- algnn modo
Sc atacasc 4 las autoridades cons
tituld0s.
FL proyccto fuG rcchazado con
indignation, hacienda manifesto
clones dc desagrado, tanto los
demas diputados como el pIbli--
co.
Cuando 81 Diputado Mclgarejo
uuiso hablar, hubo protestas que
fueron q cadd momento en- aumen
to an aumento obligando al Di-
putado 4 tomar asiento en- su GU
rul, desde dondc declare que re-
tiraba su proposition vi la CANA
ra ae 10 permitfa, e 10 c,ial tsta
accedi6 unanimtmente con un "sf
prolongado.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-10-26
OIaz en- |ng|aterra;

hondrcs. Oct. 24: El General
Diaz, ex-Prcsidcrtc dc Mexico. 30
SO por primera vcz su planta rn
TERRA ingiesa nj dcsembarcar on
Dover, acompaIado de Ia Sonora
Diaz, Sra dc Landa y Sra. Riba.
La partida prosigui6 para Lon
dres. Estuvicron 4 rccibirlos on
In estaci6r Victoria, ell Duque dc
Montellano. el Marques y Mar.
quesa dc Villavieia v gran ntimcr
de amigos prosignicndo para cl
Hotel Glen idgc. Pcrmancaera q
Gui 81 Oral. hasta que sc veri--
fique el matrimonio del Sr. T.. dc
Escand6n con la Srita. dc Landa,
due tend"a lugar cn Londres, pn.
ia asistir 4 cuva boda, hicieron el
viaie desde Paris il lnglatcrra.
II pesGr de mis- 81 afios, me
encucntro on cxcelcnte estado dc
snlud. y |iio el Gral. Diaz al Co.
rrcSpohSai' "Cuando cstnvc rn
Alcmania. no ha mucho. me cya-
MN" un medic" Y me dijo que m
constitution cstnba on pcrfcctns
c"nd'c1onc$ v one 10 hnico que
h"c'S'tabA era 'cScanso. y \ son
'Hrnd" anadI", me sicnto orgn..
''"S" fcI'z d" "ncontrnlm" "n
'n&latcrrn. Il ia cllaI sicmprr he
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-10-26
BERNARDlNO NJ. GApLA.

conocido en- 81 Estado de Nueyo Leon,
Laredo Mexico y Laredo Texas, ofrecc
oil phblico dc afnbas fronteras A sus
amigos en- particular. Que ha establccido
una casa de HoFYedaie, sta en- Ia calle
del Comercio al Norta, Mum. 1895. fren.
&c Ala plaza del Zaeate, garantizapdosc
la atenci6n Y cunplimienEo. Cnartos
con cana 2bc San Antonio, Texas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-10-26

nic'oncs d" Puerto Arturo y Da-
iuy.
So dice oficialmcnte que el Cuer
30 D'plomhiico ha informado al
G0hi"rno Chino que cs inconve-~
ate contcstar ell cuanto 4 in.
demnizacioncs, 10 cual esta tam
complIcado y cg dc tanta impor-
tancla que es prcferibIe Que la
China SO acerduc directamentc 4
cada uno de los gobicrnos cue
tienen reclamac.oncs
LAS legacioncs no hnn consjdc-
RADIO scria In suggestion de i'm pc
Ii6tlco ingl6s 81 Shangai. accrca
de que los Mauchns cst6n tan de.
Scspcrados, que procuraran ami
mar 4 las clnsos irnorantes, pa
IRA que afaduen 4 los oxtranjc--
ros e proVoear 0sf la intervention.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-10-26
ia Banda dc Henley tocnra en- la
Feria.

Ademas dc otras bandas quo
han sido eontratadas para dar A.
nimaci6n q In Fcria Internncio-
nal, So ha terminado i'm contrato
con cl professor Henley, director
de ia banda uniformada militar-.
mcnte v dicha organization fi-
larm6nica dara conoiertos todas
las fardcs Y fionhes cn la Feria
La banda virnc iceomcndada
como magnifica Adeinag lie to-
ear on los tprfenns dc III FERN,
10 hara diariamente en los pas
seos dc Ia parada pof las calle8,
los ct1nles, como dc Gostnmbes,
se yerifieeran durm1te toda Ii se~
rHaua dc In feria.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-10-26

rizada nor al inesncrndo atanue.
II nennoiia gnordia mun;c;nnl III.
ci6 In huida sepnida do gran
njimero do lbs residentes G'ons;-
dernblc Darte do los hoh;tontns
dc Milna Alta. sin embarro ore
seo,in noraco as+oho ao on,ordo
va go mi6 n nr;to de "v;vn ~
pata" tor,nndn nartic;nio on ri
saoueo v on el inccndio Dunun.
tc In nocho, los soolcadorcs cuvo
ntimero SC cstiua de 200 4 500
bombrrs contiru,arnn Gil ohro
de dcstrncci6n an,;condo 10 tno q
las chozos tccb9das dr nalm. y
arroiaudo bombos do d;nomito
dcn;ro dc las fincas dc ,dobn A
iaiN uc 81 iiohuo" 'oricro'' i"S
..;4,'n', tt"i '"S , w. l" ""foei' ! l'S 'e'I'-
oontn,han 60 t.noo,.a,, 20" 80, m .oo,,,4aa
vnI,,to,';oa n,,'o,,to ~ ,aaS,'Ia''
,>nona ,,on,o,,a'' f,'o,n,, - ~ ,',.'o,,t"n ou'
a,,, o,ond,, 1oa f,,s;t;,,aa ~ n,o H.
,.nmon Voot,;',;,aa I'.Gp WI
+rno;dodos a. 1na o,,aIna ~ e,,a,,n,, u
,,iot;n,o1 w.; ;o,an r;Gno T Lo1,,
hros ;,Jofnnsoa
Al rovor 81 40 ,os f;,os do ,os
.onn+;stos ca onnrosnron oo,' Wv .,,,, ~
not;z.doroe do Ios n;smos boh;.
tn,,+os 81 ,o1,,o ,,n L-nt.. 49,.
,n,;dn ,,a,n,,"ua,' ~ y,,ama H. ="
nohlao;Sn nn do;onda ZOO .; -;
no r,,;nn :, aosolan;s,, on,n,,4asa
,,;.ntna 10 oaoo,,hnna :. 80
,,,a, ~ j
!, los ,,+o,.;aa1,a. ,,,,;.;,al. 80.
t.ha, or+ro Ioa F,,..;t;,,na :, Ina :,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-10-26

No SO hizo resistencia.
Rcsguardadn nnicamcntc boi
DchO policias, no opuSo la pobla-
ciGn ninguna rcsistcncia. Atcmo,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-24
A Cnrc for DlphthcrIa.

The Scientific American gives the
following:
At first appearance of diphtherla.
make room close; take tin cup, pour
in equal parts of turpentine and tar,
hold over fire. so as to fill room
with fumes. The patient, in inhaline
fumes will cough and spit out tho
membraneous matter in the throat
dphtherla will pass off. The fumes
loosen the matter in throat, thus af-
cordirg relief where often physi-
clans fail. II. WARD.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-24
News ef
6heCOurtS
FILE APPEALS IN COURT COST
GASES.
Three More Appeals In the Breckcn-
ridge Matter Taken % the SUI
pcriOr court,

Following the recent action Of the
board OF county commissioners in con-
tnuing to disallow the salary claims
Of all the officials Of tho country
court three suits for appeal We're
filed IN the superior court yesterday.
Judge NJ. A. Breckenridge appealed
from the order dlsallowing his salary
for the months Of September and oc-
tober. Court Clerk NJ. Il, Cline ap-
pealed from the action on his October
salary and Deputy Clerk Miss Hazel
Davis wants her money for October.
special Judge will probably be
appointed to hear the appeals
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-24

made of a new cement composition
lndcstructablo and sanitary
Latest Things IN Horses
Tho latest patterns In rocking
horses Tor boys, have real natural
| ualr and skin coverings. Some OF
tbrso. black and white and brown nnd
white spotted, are covered with ealf
skin. others arc covered with brown
and black Teddy Bear cloth. TINS
Improvement together with tho red
hair tails uud names that have graced
those wooden animals I'm former
years. mokc them as near like the
real horses as O. rs possible These
hair covered horses cost from IS to
&l2 and {ll cu,h
some Doll Carriages.
The "lHI2" doll hussirs have reg
uIauou automobile tops that are made
un the same style as the tops Of the
most fashionable automobiles and can
hs stretched ur folded up as the
Weather may demand These buggles
cost from 81 90 $40 each.
tn, latest n dol beds are those n
fhy folding bed variety made of m.s-
a.uu wood and equipped with nina
ur. bed springs These look IKE fac
tory models ot a now design In beds.
There ls nothing new To- the gun
ure. and the small boys chances OF
shoou0g himself or someone else, has
fortunately not been increased OF
nude easier by the toy manufacturers
this year.
Another noticeable addition 20 the
toy limo Is miniature clothes baskets,
etc. made Of genuine willow These
would also make handy sewing bas-
There Is nothing new in the line "
kcts and the Ike.
Christmas tree ornaments but local
and farmers report Christ
mas trees very plentiful Trees this
year promise 20 be more plentiful and
cheaper than before.
The usual heavy demand for can
dies. nuts, fruit and popcorn IS ex-
pccted by the merchants catering TO
this class OF trade and extensive or
ders have been placed for these.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-24
GOOD ROAD WORK
ON A BIC SCALE
TULSA COUNTY GETTING READY
FOR EXTENSIVE IMPROVE
MENT or IT'S ROADS.
81 BRIDGES COST S15O,OOO
over Half Million Dollars Provided
For IIighways-To Begin Work
as Soon as Possible.

while Tulsa county Is right ON the
eve OF IA road building campaign,
monstrous in rs proportions the work
OF improving the roads during the
past years, has done much to make 1t
possible for the county to put through
a 100000 road bond issue, one Of
tho cost important factors in road
building is the construction Of bridg-
cs, and also one of the most expensive
items. when the gangs Of engineers
begin mapping out the new roads to
DE built with the $625,OOO that is
soon to be expended for that purpose
IN Tulsa county, they will find that
much Of the foundation work, that Is
the building of the bridges, has been
completed, and completed at the cost
Of the county.
During the past Is months, or since
June 1 1910, 81 bridges have been
contracted for and built in Tulsa
county at an approximate cost of
S150,000. Al the last meeting Of the
board Of county commissioners con-
tracts were let for the building of
nine more bridges at a total cost of
about $4,000, thus bringing the total
amount OF money, exclusive of APP
proaches, spent during the past lS|
months. up 10 well over 100000.
Investigating Bond issue.
Just when the work of building
roads and spending the $625,OO0 road
bond money recently voted for this
purpose. win begin, cannot be stated
at this time. The attorneys for the
bond buyers are going over the mat
ter at this time. and may give a de-
cision as to the legality of the issue at
any time. Attorney Carl Magee has
been retained TO assist the county at
tcrney in conducting this matter at
this end for the county and is now
preparing the copies OF all proceed
ings leading up TO the selling Of the
bondsh This viii be made out in
the form Of a decision as to their le-
gality by the county attorney and
will be sent 10 the attorney for the
bond buyers.
In the meantime steps are being
taken to get a decision from the SUI
preme court on this particular kind
Of road bonds. as two other counties
in the state have taken the matter to
the highest state tribunal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-24
TOYS THAT WILL
PLEASE THE KIDS
LOCAL STORIES HAVE MANY NEW
"NRINkLEs' FROM SANTA
CLAUS TINS YEAR
THE Campbell KIDS HERE


The small girls and boys of Tulsa
can woI afford 90 N..p rA,r 0g. ana
hands clean, mind papa aud mamma
and be ou ,he.r good behavior from
this time forth until Christmas oIi
Santa CLAUS is -o.rs 90 maae bis
annual visit to Tulsa. just as he has
in years gone bv hlt Dee is carrying
with hlu this year "a i'He Of toys for
girls and boys that are altogether
new .n every sense.
An advance assent ~ Ola santa was
In Tulsa yesterday advising the mer-
chants %. the many additions made
O. The products % the lncessaut fac
tories 90 Toyaud. and among them
are numerous articles that viii make
the oldest resider, of Tulsa wish he
was mere boy and gri a-a'n. Many
TOYS have already been received boy
tre iocal merchants who represent
santa's Interests here and some ~ the
playthinrs Gre already on display. and
they announced yesterday that hy De-
cember T. everything would be on
hand for the holiday trade
There are So many now toys thar
promise 20 make a real "hit' with the
youngsters ,ha; 70 ls hard 10 tell
wh.ch is most amusing and popular.
Among these are the Campbell
Dolls new wrinkles in rocking
horses and baby carriages doll beds,
baskets ere
The "Camnhrlls" arc Coming.