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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-05-13
The situation in Mexico

The situation in Mexico is quite
favorable to the Insurrectos, thew
haVi0g wGn some notable yictories
as roau!' OF engaa en,nls lad with
The Fedegals during the past few
days. The Insurrectos seem 1etel,n-
med to either dictate terms regard :
ing Mexlco's future "r carry The war
into the City OF Mex co. Wails it
ls condition which he and his de-
voted followers are 10th TO admit.
unless signs are misleading, it looks
as If Disz's days as Chief Executive
OF our eigboring republic are num-
bered.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-05-13

Now that both Richmond, Va,
and Baltimore, Md, have enacted
and are enforcing segregation laws,
We may expect to bear Of macy un-
pleasant, disgraceful and unnecessary
happenings. Laws like those above
tetsrred TO arc ridiculous in their
make up and drastic iu their work.
Jugs 10 state the truth, they are
plain eyIderces of tie peryarIe d
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-05-13

GO 'ap f,>l u'''oaE One
49, RAILROAD.
corrected to November 27:h, 1910.
Trains ieare martinsburg as follows
WEST BOUND
NO IS Daily at Ills m for P.,t.bure.
Cincla.Au, Louisville and ST.. Louis.
Connects icr Rom ney except Sunday and
at Grafton for Wheeling daily.
No. Sc Daily at II.lS m for Grafton.
PltSHurg ard Chicago.
i'o Iaily, at 3.27 p m for Grafton.
fittshI, and Chicago.
No, DAILY 7.37 P La Tor Wheeling Col
umbus and Chicago.
NO, Daily at o.I6 III for Cincinnati.
Louisville and ST. Louis.
NO Daily at 2.lO n for Cincinnati
Louisville and st Louis
Fer Cumberland and way Stations, No
50. s.l4 p. m.
No. Daily at 1928 II. for Pitts burg
NO ) DAILY except Sunday at =. 50 m
or CL.H berland and intermediate sta
''"s. connects fol Berkeley Springs.
EAST BOUND.
MOI Daily at 41o IN for Washing
tan, Baltimore, Phlla lclphia anu New
York,
No 10 Daily 4.3s u for Washington
and Baltimore,
No 9 Daily at $40 IL for Washing.
ton. Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
V"fh, Connects for Lexington Va, and
H'gers;own except Sunday and FEEDER
lex.
No. 90 9.5S a. m, for Washington and
Baltimore.
NO 2 Daily at 1919 m for Wasn,np-
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia ans New
York,
No. Daily at ass p III Tor Washington
Baltimore, PhliadelpAia and New York.
Mol Daily at e.y2 p III Tor Washington
Baltlr4 oce, Hnllad elpnia and New YORK.
NoI2 Daily Du4uesne Llmlted" at
1923 Il. III. tor Washington, Baltimore,
Piliiaa clphia ana New ork.
No 70 Daily except Sunday at 1852
for trcCcrlck, balllmCII lid ali lu.er-
mediate stations vlaold line.
NOio Lally except sunday at Z 80 , In
for Washington anu baltimore an. .li IN
termeulate statloOs, Connects tor tIc icI-
lck.
C. w. BASSETT. Gen. Pass Agent.
BALTIMORE .la.
r. S. BOUIC Ticket Agent,
Martinsburs, W. Va
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-05-13

The lion Sultan, and his keeper,
Mr.. William Cant, left Martin sburp
On Wednesday afternoon, after hay
log spent the past seven months at
the houah farm. west Of town. The
carnival equipment, consisting of
wagons, cay G, &c. vac also taken
along, and the Carnival will make it's
first stand 1T Camden, New JERSEY.
w lille here, Mr. Cant and Sultan
we're objects Of much attention, ov-
eryboay wanting to see the lion that
killed Capt. Clark, and bis keeper
was never too buy to show him,
TACT which mace that gentleman
many friends, aud which will cause
hl m 10 be long remem bered by Mar
tin 2burgers.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-05-13
Professional Schools

TIE SCHOOLOt IuEOLOuY.
lntei denOmiuhtiOua. Five profess
SOTS. Broad duu LuOrUush courses, Ad-
VautageS OF connection Will d great
University. StuuuuLs' AID. Low OK
pense5, Isaac Cidrk, IL. D., Deau.
THE SCHOOL or MEDICINE,
Medical, DeuLdI and Pnarm AceuLIcal
Colleges.
FOrty-nine professors. Modern lab
oraJorleS and equipment. CUnuecCed
with new Freedmen s Hospital, cvsClug
halt million dOliatS. CIiuicaI lAcII ,LIbs
not surpassed III America PuoL-xrad-
uate School and PolycInic Edward
A. Bailocb, NJ. D., Dean, 9Th aud w.
Streets N. W. W. Y. Meme u. d..
SECRETARY, 9Ol II d., n. W,
THE SCHOOL OF LAW.
Faculty OF eight. Courses OF three
years, giving thorough knowledge OF
theory and practlce vi law. Occupies
own building opposite the cOurC house.
BenJamln f. Leighton, LII. b., Dean,
42U 5th street n. w.
For catalogue aud special information
address Dean OF Department.,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-05-13
WILLIAM SPEARS BICYCLE
REPAIR SHOP

Repairing wheels of all kinds
putting in new crank hangers, &c
&C., is my epecialty. Don't bother
with old hangers, come to Spears and
get them at reasonable prices, also
tires and other sundries, Second
hand bicycles bought and sold, I
now have on hand 10 second hand
bicycles, good as new. In addition
to bicycle repairing, l do repairing of
all kinds, and sm the only man in
town who repairs Racvcles.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-05-13

Ttcre i, 10 tupe for the race in
being fool h,r"y republicans. The
more 80 yea be the mure lloee
WHO have iorgot,en your bravery
on So n@oy battle fields the
more they will Cypress you.
The thiog. and the hight thing for
every h,av Negro to do, is TO op-
pose Il! hiring ments on his 1ieuts
by any and sli parties st any cost
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-05-13
Mayor Csskey, Health Officer Ola,

Mayor Csskey, Health Officer CLAW
end the policemen have been i'm
pressing upon our citlzens>the neces
slty OF cleaning up their premises.
"A warning to clean up is unnece ssarv
TO many, but there are vast nun
Der who need just such a reminder "a
has gone forth, and we commend
those who are responsible for the
sentiments contained therein
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-05-13
SAVED MANY FROM DEATH

W. L. Mock, of Mock, Arkansas
believes be has saved many lives in
his 5,years of experience 10 the druo
business. "Whst / always like to
co. he.writes, sis to recommend Dr.
Hugs New Discovery for weak, sore
lungs bard lungs, hard colds, hoaree.
ness obstinate coughs, Ia grippe,
Group, asthma or other bropc hia]
affection, for / feel sure that a num-
Der OF my neighbors are alive and
well today because they took nv
ADVICE to use it, | honestly believe
us the best throat and lung medicine
that's made" Easy to prove he's
right Get trial bottle free, or
regular SOC or 81 GO bottle Guar
onteed by all druggists.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-05-13
BALTIMORE & ONO
VERY Low RATE
SUNNI FIX EXCURSIONS

V Err Low RATE
Sum NJ hn ACURSlONS
ATLANTIC CITY AND sEAsHoRE
EXCURSIONS
June x Ja!' - ADD II. Aug. 10
sud ~ aod Sep. Z.
ATT,,EpIr CIry
G"neral Assembly. Presbyterian
CHnFrh, May II 10 June l.
International Convention Uni
ted S~ciety Of Christian En-
daavor July to12.
Cren0 Ly,!ra & p O r. J,,v
~ 10 10.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Northern B,o,ist Convon,;on
June Il TO o.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-05-13

Former Mayor Charles G. Cushws
has been appointed to the vacancy on
the Board Of Affairs accustomed by
The resignation Of Mr. Frank En-
inert,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-05-13

The bsllo: is toe black man'e beat
weapon Of defence 10 q republican
form Of government. Wherever it
ID denied, those called freemen ere
the worst Of slsyes. |. 10 claimed BY
toe wti.ee Of The Eoulh tina. i. lie 20:
good for that section for the Negroes
10 have this power in their hands,
but Emerson eaid: 81. cannot be
good for the bee !hat is not good for
the ewa:m." Bns &c rule, y con-
tesI be ween teIsdi'y end environ
mons, The devil usually wine.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-05-13
SATURDAY, MAY IS, l9l

dow Im p0r:sn! II Ia 10 learn, 10 so
nauy losiecc5s,, that discretion il The
better PR, Of va!or.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-05-13

For Rates, Schedules aud Full
lUf"rm1tioa, Call at Ticket Once. B.
" q Il. r. r. S. Bouic, Ticket
Agent
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24
Flanders $50" Wins

nh THREE @ PERFECT ROAD SCORES IN IowHs Isl LITTLE eLID
single penalty.
TO HELENA MONTANA RELIABIiTY RUN 1880 miles over the
as @ w o4 Montana s %han III. S O.s
all and the big 200 cars showed the best they could d the judges
go" home again rejoicing, first and second
HERE'S THE FLANDERS go" AT SPEED ON THE HILLS:
S S IN % S the
lis Only ao Horsepower in the entire field drove as fast Flanders
loves. priced Just but she simply
over half a MIN behind
AND YET AGAIN. Flanders 20"
City Reliability points penalty
f9 dt % % % G' % she a won 'aS again maa and dho once
defeated many of far greater size and price
BUFFALO ENDURANCE, RUN, THE sTIFFEsT RUN OF TIE
calling for almost great
show her stamina and A she did it winning her class Only one other
three times the price of the Flanders
@ sS Of A Nj F % g..v WINS Ant 6aa
just @ M ting. @ II: by as fs m sad SsG9n W ] t as sd
out how their cars really would climb
When the assOnishmep died all Indians knew that the Flanders & % had
hill speed -Four Of six events 81 for the Flanders So 70
selling from $4,000 $4,000.
ANOTHER RACE this time in D Mo4:s Iowa gave FandsE: &
Ford Kissel both larger than the Flanders and
2 w hy sd DO '5 better
Flanders | was taken out Of stock the cay before the % race gd f &
miles n minutes
F sg N5sH E. " k EF zAsE s5AqE @ IF
sH COLUMBIA Nc automobile wageH TayeFssd those
T.: u: % ;.sS ca. 5 s & 5 I si % %sa y % % ]
cities Tho prise OasEGa has been ready ter with
ds.sd.d Within Il As The hardy
S L % % IUa :a. s I oa Sswed out Ss TSs @
pulled sshsD: another page IN S S & paper % s s FLEE ySS s the
a story Of wonderful achievements
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24

WITHIN EIGHT WEEKS WON EIGHT important
enumerated in the she made three perfect road
of possible three; another Minneapolis Helena
Reliability prizes there
And Worcester Americas premier
climbing chipping A seconds off the record and
beating the time of several four and five times her
IF YOU FOLLOWED THE NEWS you
performance of this reliability
To that Flanders ao' is entered reliability is
Third also Always first thru
THAT'S WONDERFUL WHEN CONSIDER in these
while entered only in her class her merit
cheap
TAKE THE RUN-MinneapoEs to Helena Montana
over pas trails and mountain passes which such Gag
Cole k I a Hu@Gbf a S @ sns os5 Ss5S ss5' a @ finish wit" perfect
INDICATION of ability staying quail
ties reliability capacity standing
surely of splendid victories of this "2o" horse
power $500 car.
NO, CERTAINLY Motive claimed EMF
ao' better than the three speed Flanders go The
thirty little largerten inches longer wheel base will
5 miles hour against the ~ that Flanders
hill b.tt.r. II yontsnd no car made Withstand rougb.r
perform well month in month with little
attention os expense
FLANDERS SAME high grade steels-the
of rnetalurgy produce-by
N largest plant world
to the making of model We make every part-trom pig
for giving the buyer bond signed by General
Manager Walter E. Flanders himself
FLANDERS YOUR CART
does feel he afford, who does
$1,000 Observation-Disclosures be the
his big
limousine
DELIVERIES-YES, THAT'S THE ONLY TROUBLE-we
with the dnandcant immediate
delivery. August the biggest month in history Sep
will by 500 carsshippng 125 Flanders
day and increasing factory facilities
fast Bought the original Ford plant last month and
putting 1000 This will increase 20
per Trying catch people
car and
ONLY WAY IS YOUR LOCAL DEALER at Gel
order n deposit the order will be the
factory given It's regular serial numberthen you
wait long Every days delay in placing the order makes
days delay getting the for Flanders So"
everything before and the tin losing
Flanders go" has the clbu hurry you'll
lucky"
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24

WHEN MR. M BUTLER Chairman of the Contest Board of the
American Automobile Association, first the Flanders "2o
Bill" report
atA. A. A. Headquarters lay the for
the GIdden Tour to Jacksonville Florida he exclaimed:
THERE MUST SOME MISTAKE! Surely you expect
disposal? You see there only days
other data be We can't allow than six
teen days of that for the paihhndng" -
"WE4Y WHAT DID YOU EXPECT Mr. BUTLERa" asked Driver
Soules who feared he had misunderstood his
Soules never does that.
WHY EXPECTED an EMF so-the old horse that has
and surprised that w. E Flanders Manager of Stude
baker automobile business reputation
with Corporation such an
important event so light What will 20 horsepower
trails of Florida? Why-r
WHAT WILL SHE Do" asked soules-now thoroughly
metls-~II tell you what shell! do Mr. Butler: She'll
look like thirty cents-Plusged
WHAT WILL SHE DO-you say you only days.
three speed and ewn your party
route on the tour schedueths dayand will give
them as comfortable ride they hadand
late for supper once"
YOU'RE ALL RIGHT soULEs" Chairman enus
icSny nov" You have the right spirit and evident
trick hanged won't buy One-1 begin
her She certainly trim looking little rig"
peased-but he took issue with tb. Chairman
on one point She isn't so little. Mr.. lOa
inch wheel BASE will will carry five just easily
a
WELL, TO MAKE A LONG STORY SHORT she did Il and sh.
did magnifcenty Each succeeding day when Pathfinder
Wegard surprise of Chairman Butler
and his associates became greater.
ON SEPTEMBER 18th Mr. Manager of the A. A. A. Touring
Bureau in follows: have todav received
telegram from Mr. A westgard special representative
saying the Flanders yesterday from Gettvs
burg to Saunton, distance of endd perform
considering is
for map making . will not you arrange 70 bav. n.
Flanders 20 continue after finishing route and come
from Jacksonville thru Savannah
North and South by the Valley Charlotte cobs
Augusta and Savannah We do it. or to con-
tnue the to Panama coast-s all the same
undv Rlanders
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24

THIS IS ONLY ONE Of several
"20" performed during these past
show that this three speed foredoo model have
that has the word-and
EMF go" staying qualities speed and
hill climbing ability of which well known that longer
demonstrating
JUST LISTEN TO THIS Flanders "20 every
has enteredhas reliability hill climbs her
credit than other Not but she
adds victories her cred-one
trophies her collection.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-26
NEGRESS SAYS HUBBY
TRIED TO SLAY HER
PRESENCE or MIND ALL THAT
ANERTED KILLING ON NORTH
CHEYENNE.

The presence OF mind OF Mrs. MIL
ton Foster n colored woman, was all
that saved her life early last night,
when her husband attacked her with
a heavy hammer aud big jack knife
near the Gross hart Hospital ON North
Cheyenne Avenue.
Mrs. Foster wrestlod the hammer
away from her frenzled husband. and
he then attacked her with the knife,
according to her story striking for
her heart She seized his hand in
time to divert the blow, receiving only
a deep flesh wound over the heart l..
ID. Mari, of the Colonial Trust Com
pany, happened 10 be passing by,
Hearing the womnus screams, he went
to her aid, Foster made a break for
liberty and Mr. Mari helped the wo-
man into the hospital, where her
wounds were treated They were not
serious, but It was discovered that she
had had a remarkable escape from
death.
A hurry mp call was sent out for the
arrest Of Foster. Tie will be turned
over to the county on his arrest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-26
REGORB IN FINES
IS Established
pOMCE DEPARTMENT. HAS BIG
GisT MONTH IN HISTORY.
COLLECTIONS total $4,000
Five DAYS Vet to Run--IOi1uur Record
Nus $500 in November
uf 1909

February VIII surpuss am previous
months I'm the history of TulFaH local
police department IN the amount Of
money collected from Zines and the
arrests made during the period, The
police station bIottcr for the month.
NOT at am end 10y almost a week, seems
To- pay a big compliment TO the new
officials having this part Of the city
safety department in charge
with the end Of the month five days
off, almost $4,000 I'm fines has al
ready been collected and reverted 20
the salary fund This breaks all prey
ious records for collection, and is cou-
sldcred by the officials as wonderful
showing The liquor cases have all
been appealed 10 the higher courts,
and arrests made for this violation as
la general rule is followed by a large
fine. Not single liquor case is In
cluded In the fine collection.
June 1910, was considered the larg-
est month OF the year. during which
time 279 arrests were made In COM
parlson with 35l made the first twenty
three days Of this month. The revenue
collected during June was $500, Just
$500 less than the collections Of this
month with five moro days to com
plcte the period
The former high record Of the police
department waa made during Novem-
hor, 1903, when nearly $500 was
collected through that channel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-26
TO DROP CHARGES
against GLEAVER
OTHER GOATS" THAN BARNEYS
MAY 49, GOTTEN ERE END.
INTERCESSI0N IS UNHEEDED
Colorcd OFFICER Not Inclined TO "NIakc-
up With Gmlcy.-Something
May Pop.

All indications point to the dropping
OF the charges preferred against Col
ored Officer Barney Cleayer as far as
o. w. Gurley and certain other inhab-
itants Of 'IAtue Africa" are concern
ed, but developments Of a different
nature are expected to follow In con-
nection with the case,
It was said yesterday that friends of
Gurley had interceded for him with
Cleaver using as the ground for their
arguments that Gurley had always
been good friend Of Cleayers and
that he wished to do him no harm.
The proffer to patch up" the differ
ences were refused by Officer Cleaver
In connection with the statements
made before the commissioners and
other city officials charging Cleavcr
with accepting "hush" money, it Is said
that after the stenographer had tran
scribed and typewritten the notes tax
en- during the presentation OF the
charges, that the leaders in the move
ment to get Barneys goat" have re-
fused to sign these statements. II Is
also said they have requested that the
affidavits against Cleaver, taken some
time last fan but never used, and
which were presented to the com
mlssioners az a basis for the late char
ges, be returned to them. It Is not eX-
pected that there will be any hearing
of the charges, although It IS hiuted
that something else may follow Ia the
case.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-26
seed HOUSES Do
LARGE BUSINESS
INDICATIONS OF SPRING STIR
PLANTERS 10 ACTIVITY.
TRUCKSTERS ARE BUSY MEN
Tulsa Concerns TO Double IOrccs-Nonr
of 1911 TO BE one of Longest
AmonIg Farmers.

What shall be planted this season
THAT Is the question Of the moment
among Tulsa County farmers Many
have already solved the problem, while
others have been contemplating their
crops since harvesting. Those who
have planned their acreage came to
the city with the first indication of
spring weather TO make their pur-
chases OF seed. For several weeks
the local seed houses were sWarmcd
with farmers and trucksters who were
getting In readiness for favorable
planting weather Then came the cold
wave, which b.ighted their aspirations
considerably, but a struggling few still
continued to make preparation for the
painting season
Many Of The farmers, enjoying the
advantages " a city market win de-
vote n large pGr' OF their acreage this
year 20 potatoes. This Is a prediction
among the truck gardeners, who last
season roaped a large profit from a
good yield OF the tubers. The lowest
prices paid for potatoes last season
was considerably higher than at any
previous period, and the market has
held strong up until the present time,
Farmers have begun TO realize that a
good market is afforded In Tulsa for
all grades OF potatoes, ana the yield
per acre nets larger profit than al
most any other vegetable whore a
good market is in close proximity.
Yesterday was busy day at the To-
cal seed stores, whore all day con-
stant stream OF farmers came TO max e
their purchase Of seeds, the rain and
the warmth adding a 2est to the plant
ins ambition, All Of the local houses
where seeds are handled win double
their clerk force in the course of a
week or so
Favorable weather for plowins and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-26
BLACKIE Smith GETS
THE VAGRANCY LIMIT
HE LEITETH 4 ApONDFROUS TALE
or NOW lIE WAS ONLY WAIT
ING FOR THE LOCAL"

"Blackle" Smith, who OF recent date
has gained a great deal of uotoriety
as police character in that hc is said
to have sworn of the habit of doing
anything that looks Ike work, was for
the fourth time IN the past month be
fore Judge Houston yesterday on a
charge OF vagrancy. "Blache" has
an occupation and classes himself as
several degrees above "pipc liner
His principal habitat is said to be
at the Alcorn hotel, whore he seems
to manage to fill up on sdll Juice at
long prices
"Rlacklo" had tale so ponder
GUS that he could hardly await the
proper time 70 get the weight off his
mind when arraigncd in police court
= was resume of the same tale told
at times before with q few alterations
here and there TO mako 10 sound plaus-
ible and have q ring of geuumcss, lie
was only awaiting the local, leaving
early from the Frisco depot each morn
ing to work for stretch of several
months on some now work opening up
In the oil district Tho story, as II
wound up. didn't impress Judge ITous-
ton In the least and the prisoner was
given the limit OF $50 and IN de-
fault OF payment returned 10 Jail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-26
NInrrIed scnled on orses.

The 0n0uncom0nt 0f a UNIQUE Wed-
ding that occurred some days ago the
features incident thereto which were
overlooked, was when Mr. Charles
stoker, and Mrs. Lyda Withers rode on
horse back 10 the homo of Rov Wick
ter and insisted ON romainlns ON their
horses while they woro married. The
ceremony was OF usual length, and
when finished though the groom was
not conveniently situated for carrying
out the closing part OF the ceremony,
yet he did not rail 10 salute his bride
with a kiss. At least that s what
the small boys standing by say
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-26

Chicken dluncr and Bazaar Tuesday,
G p. M, Presbyterian church adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-26
HoffhInc.I-nninolL NuntInIs.

Mr. David c. Hofthlne and Miss Cert
rude Kaufholz, both Of Oklahoma city
were united I'm marriage at lhe Chris
tlan parsonage, last Thursday, MIR.
Hoffhinc Is one of the firm preparing
the city directory for Tulsa. They
have several other towns engaged for
like work. soon as the directory here
is finished, Mrs Hoffhlne viii ace
company her husband while he IS en-
gagged IN this kind of work We wish
them success In business and a happy
welded NE Rev. Wlcki2cr of,icated
at the wedding.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-26

Some theft unknown entered the Pa
risian Dressmaking parlors ON East
Third street during Friday night gain
ing entrance by prying off the lock
on the back door. According TO the
statement Of Mrs. Hustled, proprietor
hair switches TO tho value Of $3.50 were
taken. The light was burning an the
front window which the burglar turn-
ed off.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-26
Ofrlccrs ELECTED.

El Reno, okla, Feb. 25,--Offlcers
Of the Canadian County Lincoln Re
publican Club have been elected for
the year as follows;
d. c. Bothall president; Thos. r..
Reid, Vice president; l.. N. Shepherd,
secretary; Fred A. Gillette, treasurer;
board Of trustees a. f. Newell, NJ, W.,
Dimery II. Il. Blake.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-26

d. ID. Hoag grand lecturer OF
Masons for Oknhomp, arrived IN
Tulsa last evening and during the
coming week viii instruct the officers
Of Delta Lodge, No. 425, the second
Masonic lodge In Tulsa, which were
recently granted a charter by the
Grand Lodge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-26

New potatoes, string beans, pine
apple, fresh tomatoes. CuCumb-
erS and CauliiIOWer.
Meat Market Ia connection.
rs West Second 81 Phone 5i4