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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-08-10

Director Jno. A. Jones says that this
year he will have an agriculture exhib-
it far surprising that of last year in
every particular.
Poultry and Pet Stock.
Mr.. L. B. Audigier, in charge of the
poultry and pet stock department,
presented show which attracted
exhibitors from all the sections of
the south and even from the east.
Mr.. Audigier claims that the building
occupied last year will not be large
enough for his exhibit, and is urging
the directors to build him a new build
ing for the exhibit of poultry
Mining and Minerals.
While the forestry building was as
founding in it's splendid array, by
many people who visited the Appa-
lachian exposition it was pronounced
the best arranged building on . the
grounds. And even with it's being on
the hill and hard to climb, many
thousands visited it daily.
This department has been placed
this year in the hands of a new di-
rector, Mr.. J. G. Crumbliss. Mr..
Crumbliss is man of determination,
push, energy and ability, with a wide
knowledge and acquaintance with the
people and resources of the great APP
palachian region. He is being ably
assisted by j. G. Stewart and G. H.
Freeman, two of the best posted men
on minerals in the Appalachian re-
gioR.
The woods in East Tennessee and
other surrounding districts are recog-
nized of very high grade and very
valuable, and will bring large indus
tries and development to this section.
Mr.. Crumbliss is inviting people from
all over the state to make exhibits
at the Appalachian exposition.
Art Department.
Mr.. Lloyd Branson, who with his
eo-workers presented such an elabo-
rate display of art last year, stated
that there was not sufficient room for
his exhibit, and is endeavoring this
year to extend the space of the art
exhibit, giving sufficient opportunity
for a display of everything conceiy.
able that will be beneficial to this Sec
ton by that department.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-08-10

Well! Well! Well y! How many
bargains have you purchased at Silvers
auction?
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-08-10

Director Jno. A. Jones says that this
year he will have an agriculture exhib-
it far surprising that of last year in
every particular.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-08-10

HALLUM w. GOODLOE,
Secretary of State.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-19
ECONOMY
IC nCCREE
kO. UAVAWAL
COUNCIL
Mayor for RetrenChment;
Much Important Bust
ness Transacted.

At the regular meetng IS the city
council Thursday afternoon. the may,
n and aldermen SEA IL motion several
retorms which Win save money for
the tax nayers.
1t was decided the present contract
with ,he street cleaner Ne cancelled
III the end 81 sixty DAYS. ,he city tax.
ina eharxo u the WORK az a saving Of
several thousand dollars annually the
work viii Ae don directly without cost
se individual property owners
st A. peyton. superintendent oi VISA
egworeS made some important recom-
mea.lagloas ana Ne was Instructed 70
collect from an persons who have not
pSsa gor sli new meters Installed
rAe matter az auaiunS the city
aeeks and aecoNnts, initiated hy Mas,
"a Fartssa was plAeea N tse hands 0f
i Semmsssee with Instructions " les
o.smsraes gog the same Is the lowest
aaa best bidder
SssaS we've taken ID require the
rxssea Is opea SpcSslUkS on CAicSasAs
ayeaee. Cosaxa&o aveaus and lsih
ssree9
TAe estv sszfNesV was Instructed se
ryse<ve rlsas scr sewer later es-
feeea SsA ara ,2ts s.gsssS on Colora-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05

pter6ig rIlb sfpefirnbneunssa Sunbertftef l45g2a
SUB ipeftIia bon ber gBefllifIie ber $tnfe alpes
nue. baHn ipeitim an Der 0iIrte parallel bs sfs
Wcroitnte bon Mbfer Sfrnbe aiif elmer EtreGe
non lsdsunofieben8fa uHb ndtaig 6inberiliel
AIt.sO3 SuB, Metr Uber iueniger, bis 3I eifieut
Gnr1ie In Der GftItnie beS @tQenfhunlS, tpeIcheS
fnr5lth ertdrnt tpllroe bon Der Etnot Cincinnati,
peldber Rurft eheTfaIls bic RprbueitsGde biIneg
hon oem Gteenfhfinl fpefdbes peetpnet fptrb bon
Der setntb street HdpfiIt gbnrtb: bnrrt fihIIgn
nuf elner Streue bon etuhiHhert ll00) Sub
ldnoe Der sSeiIitafe bes 9iiitb Street Rnpftif
@bnrh el1enihunts bic 5f etnem pHnfte IN ber
RorbltHte bon MdsteT Strahe; bann nfuln
ldnee Der RprbLtnie bon M6ier Strabe oliti eis
SiineertiieI (7e.s0l Sub, mebr cber iUetteer, bte
fff aeleeer IN @efiion 80, IoipHfbtp a. tSTnctios
nal 9inHae |. aftnuisgnfauf.
LNln 9lnH Ut hiesbesiiaIih bH5uncfflpf0
Gtftlon g.. 9nk Der Gtnbts Solicttor ttcrs
bRr6 bscoHmdmfsgt nIlb aitGetuieieu rerN. hd
ar elm @eriAt bon Fompefenter Snrisbistisn
su tusreen nfb stns Curb etnfeten an iaffsr
msl@e ilHterfu6ung nnsnftenen bat flher BITE
NNndsuna unb Werehhnp bte fiji beinates
Gsaentbum bes0hIt fpfrben fcu.
jefhon 5. Tnb be sfofien unb Nusedbfr faE
bdnnte apprcprtafcn bon bsr e.abi GirciHHats
De5dRlt iperneH foflen que bem 9infoutuieu bon
esm Beridif Der bon Der bejaeten Etabt ilr fol,
Ssff1n q. 9tsfs Erbtnaua !eH In nraft trs.
Ten uHb DhIftafelt nabeu bon unn nnd beni frts
eeVen som Wefese extaubfen DeitpHBite an.
xahirt dtn 20. 4Rnr1 ". .. 1911.
9ohu BnIbtn,
4raEesri hts eiaesrstts
2e,5
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lclns crStnan.. 80. ? 24ee-3ur maumrna e.

fTrtnt CrotnaHs. SO. q 24G6-3lr eaaumiIng e.
nes tedsHnh5mansia tsiiB SuprspegeS n
., Y. NurfeIe @ubDipiGnn.
IN aHbefnchts Dnk cine Befitrn, uTriersctTi
Hef bon HtebTereu 4eiteern BON BrlInhftifdcit
nHareHaenh on rofr tn ber unHliiieibdren Rdog
beg tSnbripe9st hesm GtasiraIb etnpereibf lpsft
De. oarum naebiucenb bab bie @dIIHun1 oerfgl
5nn boroeHuHtnieH perhe; uHo
IN arbetrotf. bnh etefes Befu6 Der tffanier
WeftfoH befdHnt geiuacbt fpprbeu tit 6urc1 8Rr,
htfsHtlttuHg berieben in etHer 3etiuug por
luaemetHer 5irfmlattBn I'm Der arTpocdinn aii'
iets Observation-Disclosures gRodeu, eIlbtaeuo an
10. Inpc I'm MSnrs 1911 unb
IN Anhetrdeai, odb Der Sidbiraib iibtrBeI1i
81, oGb gutter DrlHb fur fncbs RdnmHHe tot,
banetH ~, uHb bab bteielbe Der au9emefne
A1ottabrf tfiHeH @6nbeu suiigeH unh hab
eifielbe opraenonfuen fBeresn foate: besbnlb
Sei Is bernreHet bonn Etuhfraib Der Etnhi
Cincinnati, Efnaf Chic, saB Der iecsunbsspan'
itg Sub 'sabrtDec, ansaeIeat iH 2. y. Rarfel's
Eu6bIoi1ioH. eiuaefrugsn In 4gafbu6 2 Eetir
252. in Der gffcgrher's EfItce bon aamIIton
eonrtp, Gbip, bepreHgt i'm gyeiten bnrt BE
foe, nns i'm Gften bntb bic ipeitIi6en gtnier
NON lots bts ~ bethe tufIuitpe, be beidak
nuen tin eriirefeHb fliotudrtg bon Terter abs
nre uuo peiegeH 0ftit6 BON g5nobbarn Acents
ltrtb fpetiin bon cndhsrrh Eirabe, fei ngs bfes
felhs beEeurb aetdlImi uerbe
&afiirt am 20. mtdrs u. 2. 1911.
gob IN Bafbtn
RrdStbefIi bee SiGbtrGfts.
,aiielt: ehptH 2eRberfpH, gierr
2e5
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LoND0N-PARIS-RR
MeBhMahtse @6RsHhsnpfeS Iehsn EiemAes.
R&rRHp prtuteRiH Qeetite" ,,&affer Rtfham ses
SUefte", ,.2rpurrfHB Rilheim", ,,0ntisr RtIbdm
Der BrsSe"
@esegmdsiae 8ehbampferfakrt isbeu TteuAss
NIT aeueu 1Dppeliab~auBeuIra ampfern
1900 EoHneuaetalt TOO ssus lana 10 EtTs brssa
gSssrss safstatston- gPrtay Sr..srin ssti.
ss". rSrcsIsH", ,,grtHsrs aItss@, .,SarssrsFaa.
,,&remeR",
@eaeImhkise HRkbamyfex fesea 4prntrase
yHhetn" ,,Tatn", queaglp.
mittsImee Hubxt:
-REAPEL-GFRUa
Wesuidre e6uen6ampfeF tsbeH eamhas
wUerisu" lreu). ,,EdrSarRFu1, ,.abuieiU qexss
fs", "asHis aIbert" -EriaSsdia Srsnr".
yTeSar",
BorBn9L Gtrrt tdItunq In adihteu unh 9srtf6euheA
nrnbbhrgies 9puren nm bie p9sff
.xraneiers Gbet" a6Ita User eie adnse Bef-
0ElRsCHS a CO., 8 Rroadssas. NE
@eHercIsaleeuteu
Gsenfeu flr GtudHnnfi:
W@Nnn 9nttondi Gunf; S!rft Sectional sAerz
4 snS saInut gtrdts; @eftrH German gaH:
&ftoe Rational Rant; SepIer a Gs. fefo -
et; HfftbsIhtrb RotioHnI @oTn; wrtahsa en-
man Bazf. 1arrtlca unb GoIHata ahaA
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fEsine ErbiunnS, siD. 2,A65-3ur 9pproprts
~ irlIIa bon gigeHibuEi bebaIfs 6ffeniIiAeH
@ebrnu6s flir @tblt0tbeiSe afpscs .nTarenssne
al ote 9orbieite ben gSeit M6fer Etrabe, Spts
fceH Stlie AbeHae uno BIeHspGt MpeHne
eel es perorpuet bonn Gfahsrdth Der Gtnbi
Cincinnati, Gtant Gbic. lstpei EriffeI uIIer bnsa
ertpdbiten wiifglieesr dbereHffimmene1
gettfon 1. IaB In nehereiHitlmnlung NIT stfer
friibsr BON Gtabtrnft pnitrtsn @eielnti0a bes.
bnG Dsflen Nb5i6t erfl1rt ipirp sur apprcprit
rana nnhitetsnb bsf4rsebensH 4iesnfbunIS, unl
nir6 odfseIbe b,llbuI@ approprfirf bebuiA
bffentItdeR @ebraufs tiir BtbItofbefss 3wecs,
nauid:
@eIegen in Der Stoot GineinHeft, Samilioa
COUNTY RHb Staat Sbio, uno ansfabrlt6er DC.
idriebeu tpfe folgt:
ani1Haege an eiHeiH gmuite an Der Qoreleffe
bcr gaeff a6ten Gtrabe, bretbi9 1901 SUB peft.
Iih bon Der g3eiflinie Der Etaie Nnerue: BARN
norbli6 out einer Etrede BON eiubanbsrf 900
fsuB bis sB stneM DuiIEfs In Der binfsren 1sris
sss s:geSssnms ws!gss aagssnH .s&,.ss az sss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
Ans Der nrneH Sariei.

Die .iupeseuIotte" unter poli3eilihen,
Shub. - llniers 5hubleute. -
poIiaeifhulen. - Rtttassrube fiir
bic tunfmdnnii6en angeitslten. -
Dos SubilGum Der 3riessfauIe.---
Sin mertniirbisss plutot. - Ras
blum ouf Wptbilsns.
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3antburs $ 2lmerifa.S .Sinie

674. Cine tpiFenfdoftIi6e 8srOffsnts
lihung iiber bieis ouberprbentIi6s
gntoedung tpirb bemnd9ft in ben4as
nolsn Der ataOeu1ie Der DiFsnid0ftsn
in paris erf9sinsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
5n perfanfen Cots.

acts su bsrfanfs ~ Clifton 1srraee
ape., oteisnen AstiffielD ufIo MkerrtfpE, Gsis
eren8eHb an eintae ber feinffen NeltoeH5eg In
Clifton, lsbeti fGiienh 8araei gSpD6s; peFs
befierte SirabsH; LTniniTnna psrfeff: feiEe
feudlen AetIer; teulaem al Den Gars, Eskule4l
ilnb AirneH. 1iieI asfscbert bnrd bic Buns
raHtes & 9rutt eo.s q. -. MtssgtastaIss,
ggatt eszis saslHef Daai. Nssas Gansi
z12s. E,ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
g litter.

9loberne Gbefblieblngen eIeihen
bartn Den G5taats-Slt6niiiionen, bob
IN Der ReaeI Dem Wainoeitforoernoen
ooer WeiitbEetenoen Der 3uihIag er-
tbetIt tDlro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
Roip.

mnn1a: .&ber 2iebling, 3u boit
ia Dns gnn5e Biertelpflno 8raiinees
nit etnem Wale aufgegeiien!"
- adtb1en: .ad, Wiitter6en, lie
sDarn ia ale 70 flsr4s5ar Assal" !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05

Epftngt fl--EiibiueitstEde 8. uHb Geott str,
Groceries 1nubb etc; alter Rldb; nuieS Bel6
berhisnf; IeiGie Mrbeit; patfeHn tiir etI1e allie
Ganc Dher Gbepadr. Eerfotfe btIIig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05

gHaIHut Outs 23a5 Rtntos Esrast Riu
aroke hfas 3lmmtf GhraHis, Rtnfs Eas, asas,
~ miHHieH spfa FseuEt0iE Ganars. 4ia. EissH
Eenntaa ben tss Nor RaGmt,iass. ati.
Gsm l523sa. 2-5
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s dufcr. 30. f23s--f2s6 ssisnfie glne., 4riee
Siu, 9 feiie 3sSininer goitages: neIier uun
glttis; $500 ter miotnf iehe. 8tnHief 200,
slo. 51g wsain Ctr. 1rlepbon 314b.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05

Sn mtefben fitr tct6ste 9nbriiaituuss
sfpedf, 3o. 220s E5riga croee Mpeflis Aabs
suftageH bel Gbfis. stapiet, apoR 39O5sN
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RDtis an Sus Rublifum

NUEEJ NH NHF E-HU4tI M4IE.
in llebereiHitimmuHg NIT ben geittmlHiueeu
bon EetfioR $500 5es GlgemeiHen BeieSbudes,
mIro htgrburd befaHrtpemG4t bdB Der Bcarb
cf gtcotiloF bon ber Staot Cincinnati Der
@oGrb Of EeeIiior bon oeT Staof glortpoob uBb
htr Boarb OF HeotftOu bon pGmilfpR Gount1
III IbTcH refpefitoeu Bureaus an l. g{ui 1911
n3 oeriamuIe!H tDeroeu, nm bte ahfhdsuHsan
OF GDIIlrTeH. AQe 4iaGPH uIiifen bet berI
Gouutp slHbtior an pber Dor BEN IL. aprtl 1911
et1gereitt pCrbeH.
H. &. q bfoH,
LILO. QouHtp aubtt0r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05

eeb. . 6uIer,
eeItebte Satin bon benz am 8. grriI ocrItcrbes
men Seurp peep, i'm aIter bon 0s SdbIen,
@tunuieH uHb ii IugeH Eas 2eibenbeednas
nip fiHbet ftdtt dm EpHuerltue ben u. Mprtl
1911, uIn llbr Radmtttues bonn ErdlIerpanIe,
ao. 42s eloa Strabe, Sairnieip Setebis, aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05

in tbrer @o6nune. Strug 5Idts @oooburu sIoc
EHo @Iuhtou Strabe aSalnIt Sias, III ibrenl
"a Qebensjabre Sas acknowledgements ffnos'
ftatt nm Dsittfppcb, ben 8. aprtI, nom Lraner'
bauie aus 9tahHittugs I'M tlbr. urb NTH
Elm TrauereoItesbtenit in Der Rupeae besSprtna
Grope SyrIeobpfeS I'M 3 ubr ad6mttIa2s db'
geboiteH. 8itte, feinc gIumeu. 80
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gerIamat---mannIidl.

" n Il er, iitR bas SSdornacbeH all eIIetneH mti
Der GerulaTl permaHeHie AeIIe. 9dieHfirter
9srrseb, gerdbes padr IN HatureLle srt itsasais
aeftdllen. aRcHtcurtne, @eft6ts Dlditage.
gieciroiists utb Hblropoou peIebgt uufer
@7aHnal bon AnrteH uHb Eiagrammen NIT
freter aItnif ipnrt 3eti Gpredben ale ncr
roer fdreibeH Gle an WtpIer college. s23 Eii
4 Girdke 1-Gs
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8 Mhrm an n; mus besdnni fcin tn ben 8pr.
tidbten arb ben Aabn56ieH. stach5lfraaen bef
abe eSeo. i3ebler &tcotgton 4e., 1895 eoaaH
Gttdbe Gitb. be
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etars am wsOutas. ben 8. aprtl 1911,
ffnrrl ltfa,

peIfebter Saitc bon ber am L. eipriI 1911 ber'
ttorbenen algnes Seeg, eeb. GnnIer, i'm Utter
bon "a Snbren IL Wsonaten une 20 Ingelt Eds
9eid5enbeo6nanib finbet ftutt am 8onnerftdg
ben g. 2lpriI 1911, Inn 1lbr 9ta6mttttgs BON
3rGuefbaufe, gec. 42S sloa Gtrabe, Satrnislp
Seigbts, ans. b,W
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6lftsH esisats.
&ineu 3lod slt eeaeae cias49ain Narliflie
neues 2lst'fo6ipes Sans. 0 araBe 3iuHler
oluet SahliiieH; nIir $500 bdnr. Der aiett wle
ARiethe: terBet Hfass ~ 5i6Gsees calss an
gleu Strabs 200 tsub bon ben Oars; 9 aials
msr nno Sdue; Sab, fefise SLE @espgbigiHa
$1,000; $400 obsT mchr baar. her Aefi iule
aRtetbe
ssefnfE babe id slHr einsabI !eerfiebenoe peis IN
biefer SetiinE bane mad shrem gsaInfA
see. n. gang,
g07 Wlercn;Itile gibrnrp 9lba. 4boHe 90 main.
Mtberftbs, giifpu Hps., go. SITS, Saus pcH
SimMerH. gut ufbatt 4uBii4s auf ben
GIab; GurnaeE Bae, aitie, gS1flei, Bas
$3.50 Tel Ro. 2507. LIS
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.franIrin .Aiaraarrths prittina,

etmb am souttas, ben 2. april te1L, uu
& 90 11br g1DrnfuS
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@uter 5unae BON eitpa 10 Jabren aIs n.
iiec.5anae tn gSarIieers aRufisIabeH. 12l Efi
4. SiraBe. II
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ater ole spsstie eanS Gu Gafss,isoo @aes
Gfrabe
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eAanes Aeta,
oeb, . d. II | er,

Starb am GienTtae, ben 4. aprtI 19t1.
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Suua I'm be gdfere su srierHen cher etrer,
Der etinas babon psrttebt. bl6 Gibertp ctr.
gdder oIs speiie Aaus es3 Staie siee
Gater z dsubm der 1891 CT @lcmai,
lGH Sir,, EsalniEt eils.
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prssetHt sts Gisstrsitf.
Ettsf: genin 6tHestfsH, a!srt
The Mena weekly star., 1911-04-06
OKLAHOMA MUST NOT FIX RATES
Two-cent Law Of State Pronounce
confiscatory by High Court
Freight Rates to Stay.

ST. Louis. Mar, 31--The 2-cent pas
senger rate in Oklahoma was de.
clarod to be connscatory and was
hcld invalid by decision Of the
United States circuit court OF ap.
peals.
The unanimous opinion of the court
restraints the members OF the corpora
ton commission OF Oklahoma and
the attorney general OF that state
from enforcing the provisions Of the
Oklahoma constitution reducing the
maximum passenger fare to two
cents a mile, and reducing freight
rates In interstate traffic.
The Injunction was issued in 1903.
when the corporation commission at
tempted TO establish a maximum pas
senger rate of two cents. and reduce
freight rates approximately 40 per
cent under the constitutional pro-
vision adopted in 1907.
The opinion declares that the pro.
vision in the constitution OF Okla.
homa giving the commission power TO
fix the rates is in conflict with the
constitution of the United States.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-04-06

who quotes the president as saying
to him that as soon as the reform
program is instituted and the objec
tionable governors changed, he VIII
resign and go to Europe
Evidences of the administrations
good faith In the promised changes
IS found Of the assured truth in
the rumor that Gov Ladi OF this
province VIII soon resign and he sue.
ceeded by Gen. Fernandez The lat.
Ter Is pronounced adherent of Gen.
Reyes, which shows to what extremes
the government is ready to 60 to sat
isfy public opinion
vice-presldent Corral is to sail for
Europe on April ~ Paris win soon
be a center Of Mexican dignatares.
The situation is still very promls-
ing and the volcano We are sitting
on Keeps quite respectfully quiet
though II glunts once in a while.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-04-06
SAND CARRIED BY A TORNADO
Oklahoma Suffers From Wind Storm
Second This Season--Air Filled
With Flying Soil.

Oklahoma City, Ok, Mar. SO.-The
second sandstone of the season
swept over Oklahoma City being
driven by strong wind from the
north 1t began at midnight and by
noon the wind had reached almost
the velocity of a tornado.
Sand was so thick in the air that
buildings and other objects short
distance away were invisible. Bust.
ness was almost at standstilI while
the storm ragged. The storm is said
to have been worse at other places
than here
The first sandstone OF the season
came sunday and continued all day
No particular damage is done at this
season, compared with the later sand.
storms, which cut young corn off at
the top of the ground, making it
necessary to replant The present
storm may do great damage to wheat
All over the state the wheat fields are
dry and the wind is lifting the sandy
soil from around the roots. II il is
followed by rain the damage may
he slight, but otherwise the wheat
will be killed by the drouth
The Mena weekly star., 1911-04-06
LOSS IS I MILLIONS
FIRE DEsTRoYa THE NEW YORK
STATE CAPITOL
BUILDING.
COST rs MILLIONS TO BUILD
Books and Papers Dating From thu
Colonial Days Are Gone and Cannot
Be RepIaced--Defective Electric
Wiring Supposed to Be the Cause.

Albany, N. Y, Mar. 30.-Fire swept,
smoke strewn and water drenched,
New York states magnificent s25,OOO,-
600 capitol stands almost wreck
from flames that started in the as
semhly library. burned away the en-
tire west wing and did damage esti.
mated at 100000 to s7,O0O,OOO be-
fore the flames were under control.
Before the firemen reached the
massive structure. priceless docu-
ments. books aid records stored in
the assembly library had been de.
stroyed and other departments were
being threatened. The imitation oak
ceiling of the assembly chamber,
composed Of papier mache, was part
ly destroyed, as was also the famous
s1,00o.O00 staircase In the west wing.
Records Burned Rapidly.
The fire is believed to have beer
caused by defective wiring in the ref
erenee library Of the assembly in the
northwest corner OF the building.
The flames, fed by inhammable rec
ords and documents of priceless
value, spread rapidly and the library
was furnace when the fremen ar
rived.
The fire quickly destroyed all bills,
documents and papers, some of them
dating as far back as 1916. These
are irreplacable. The library also con-
tanned all the documents OF the codes
and judiciary committees of the pres
ent session.
The fire entered the document
room, which was quickly doomed
The flames ate up to the roof and
swept over, illuminating the heavens
and all parts OF me capital.
Five minutes la<er the fire leaped
into the state library with roar, and
its inflammable contents were licked
up like oil in furnace. The great
oaken door WAS partly burned
through, but the Axcmen were unable
to penetrate any point of vantage
that would enable them to train their
hose on the flames with success.
The grand western staircase, which
was regarded as one OF the most
beautiful in the world and cost a
fabulous sum, occupied the center OF
the western wing and consisted OF an
immense double stairway Of corsehill
sandstone elaborately carved. 1t was
surmounted by a glazed dome. which
soon fell The stairway was com.
menced in March, 1884, and the work
required 5k years to build.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-04-06
PATCHES THE TREATY
RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA is
BEING PHRAsED IN DIFF
FERENT WORDS.
OBJECTIONS 10 BE REMOVED
VIII Cover All Questions Between
Great Britain and AmerIca--Arbi
tration OF All international Differ
ences-step Towards Peace.

Washington, Mar. 30.--The general
arbitration treaty with Great Britain
Is being so phrased by Secretary OF
State Knox and Mr. Bryce, the Brit
ish ambassador that the objections
which have been raised to 1t by mem
bers of the foreign relations commit
tees of the senate viii be removed.
1t has been arranged so the senate
will be an important factor In the
settlement OF any of the questions be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States so that the important conven-
ton bids fair to have an easy passage
through the senate.
The president discussed the object
and functions OF the arbitration
treaty with Senator Cullom and Sena-
tors Lodge, Clark and William Alden
Smith, of the foreign relations com
mittee. It was stated after this con-
ference that the scope OF the treaty
heretofore has been correctly stated.
All Questions Included.
In brief, all questions which may
arise between Great Britain and the
United States including those affect
ing national policies and the respec-
tive national honor of the two coun-
tries shall be subject to arbitration.
The new essential Of the treaty,
however, is declaration of the
Willingness and desire" of the pow
ers signatory to arbitrate all ques-
tons. This, however, Is as far as the
proposed pact will go and in all sub
sequent international transactions
looking TO arbitration OF specific mat
ters the senate and its functions win
be called into play.
That the senate was not so pro-
yided for In the celebrated Hay
Pauncefote treaty of general arbitra-
ton caused the failure of that con-
yention. Under the Knox-Bryce
treaty, the senate is to have a hand
In the application of the pact and
will be consulted fully in the pro-
visions OF the machinery which make
operative any given effort at arbitra-
ton on given subject.
Main Obstacle Gone.
With the main obstacle, so far as
the senate is concerned, out OF the
way it may be predicted that the
proposed general arbitration treaty
will be submitted to the senate be-
fore the adjournment of the special
session of congress
Il will of course be an epoch maxi.
ing convention among the nations.
L was stated that IL expressed the
most advanced thought of two highly
enlightened nations and that its
operations would be so effective that
& would be an invitation to all ma.
tons to enter into similar pacts.
Statesmen who look still further into
the future say that 1t is inevitable
that II four or five of the nations
agree to the principle of the arbitra.
tion of questions OF honor and ma
tional policy the way is clear for a
pact to which all the great nations
shall be signatory.
general arbitration treaty pro.
viding for the settlement of questions
of honor which are the usual cause OF
war will thus bring about the realiza-
ton OF the hope of universal peace.