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Seven-Room Apartments.
WrgT SHE

Tlntrrn 3465 R'way.. -. ssl0
Delaware. 600 ". 1920 st.............. $40
Naumbek. $50 West End ave........ 1900
1920 Fl AN Inv aD 1900
The Mecklenburg. B'wav ard 144th IT SO
me Majestic. i4jth 81. and ST. Mich
Vera, W. 6ath 81 ............ i.200
keninare 227 Central Park West. / POO
Greenwich 44G Central Park vest $50
hendrick Hudson. Riverside Drive and
c.. -. 90 =. .-......' -. i''"V
chester ave. ..-'' ' con
Lido Hall. Seventh ave and 10th AZ loo
Inc WaramauR, G20 ~. 18TH St.. 1.2O1
Antlerg COG w I'm 81 .... I 500
DeronsHlre 9o5 " SEA st............ 1000
Clarendon 0O5-g West tr2tb ~ ~ 1850
The Can.Doiyn. 5or West rfoth St 200
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Eight-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

kaiahda. B'way and 18th st....... -
LUatiiia. 227 ". 18th st-............. l,SsO
Nicholas ave ...,.....-'. 600
Wha-fd1lo Goa G0f ~ 18th St. 100
1e0-1oJ Rive-sido Drive ............... 1900
Iasanno Court 39T-312 " 10Th 81 1900
Lancashire. 1853 u. SJtb st........... LOO
DorOthe1. 321 y. 1Olst st........... 300
stafford. l4n-Is2 " 104,h st.......... 0ea
Wellington Courr, t42d -. and B'way. LOO
gayorv $50 ~ 600 st ......... 1900
TOO vi ra-s.de Drive ..... 1900
40T Central Park West cor. Dist ST.. 1000
Chestcraeld. 9e0 RIVERSIDE Driv........ $500
Pamilco. 81 Central Park West........ LOO
Yorl,ghf-e rfp " Tf3th AZ ..... 100
Fro~hann ora W o-ib IN ... 800
Roc1rlodga Hail Eivc~sida Drive = iood . 800
The Winfield 20- W 5Gtr st......... 1850
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BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.

BOARD WANTED by business woman in rr-
fined private family. West Side. between
-0tb and quth streets. preferred. terms mod
ar,te. references exchanged. Address with
fril details. H. Box g.. Tribune Office
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EsswAKlNG.

1FTTsTTe DREsSWAKEf.-TiHe ftter. WIN
mako stree. oud evening gowns NJ lisincfi Z
stgio % reasonable prices. r'noa'IHhE, imported
'Trrre gt7g-NOrni0 rsIde
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CARPET CLEANING.

czPTFI7T- CARPET CLEANING CO.-Ciesas
nv compressed air. steam, hand or on hoor
$50 broadway 421 East 4stE ST. COE Z
PRANDT Tel 132-3Sth
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKa
Oldest Largest, Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROh OLD CARPETA
prices Reasonable Send Tor Circular.
Tel 1862 -4G93 BRYANT 49, iSO West +2ih -
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A FRUIT SALAD.

,rs,s salad calls for dates, nuts appieS,
oranges and bananas, and Is Ieoo,,.'''I Haze
% mighty good by its orlsin"''''
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TyPewRrTINo AND TYPgwRITERs

FFlsT NITITIGRAPH typewritten lett -. luou.
si 50. Get samples. AddIessine, mailing Na
mint letterhead5. Advanced IypewIiiInB LnIelu'
Isl Broadway C0rtandt 5bll.
-,-f1,T5,r, t,7sTFl "a 7p Nassau 81 Caraiogus
Tree. an makes taken part payment, BARGAINS
In Crus.r,voods Remlnrtuns. divers smiths
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AUCTION SALES.

ny VIRTUE on two separate executions, VIII
sell to-day 100 East i2lst r., four bass oats
and one oliver typewriter az 40 and 1913 n m.
respectively Matthew r. AuFlh-l' Marahal.
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Two-Room Apartments.

NEHI -IIFEl.
W 1.E,n Ap's'' ooi .''...'i...''...... 5000
s'udef Court Vl,c,o H.: s SSo ..' 800
Schuyler Arms, 30T w gSth ST.. 80
The Oakdale. 36-2S ". 35th ST.. ooP
to. M Al -
ne W y, ''' XIV =, ebsrhsiorsj. -. 1.OOc
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Six-Room Apartments.

Bordeaux Riverside Drive and 127ts st. $3.50
Portland. Gl2 vs.. l15th - 100
Clarence. 3i2 w 03d t. $50
zen T, Aairn, Riverside Drive and Goth St Loo
ne Kimberley. $50 " leah stu. 1C9
A'bea. 325 " a3d 81 .. $50
Dscone hall. $50 W. 1920 st........... 900
TgbtstrrHhire. $40 ". 1881 st.......... GOO
Chilmark Hall 5Of " 133d AZ $50
Vera 800 W oTtb a. $50
varunn. 90 ". sOth st 900
ca AZ
o. o. ,Odsonia 10Th ST. and Riverside. 300
Wesleyan DvrIgq 35T5 Rroadw7v. 100
Prince Uuubert. 900 Cathedral P'kway 100
Ia Lograine. 18th r.. and Morning
Maranamay 6ff-r7 west rf2fb ct $50
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Three-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

Ashford. 13i Cathedral Parkway. S4Sy
Fairview Court. 1929 Broadway. ~
SVu-ou- ~; ,f'eH IA seve1tb ave-. 1000
sound View, 10th ST. q Convent ave. GU
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Nine-Room Apartments,
a. -

poweGton. Bway and 97th st........ 81
a. " 18th st., nr. Columbus ave-. =
Cucenston, I6 2 96th st............... ]
$50 W. I0fh st....-....... .....-s..-. =
Trohcr zollern. 4g5 west End ave-. =
Stafford Avon. n. o. cor. Hiverside .
DIVA. .....+s. ...ssH. "
TIE Clear1eld. 1890 81 and Riverside .
UrlYe $50. ...... O.. -. 80. -''''''' .
Clarendon s8th 50. and Riverside Drive. 3
De witt Courf. 600 ". ItFth ST..
Wellrniora. nth 81. and B'way-...-. !.
t20-fg5 Pfvcrside Drive. ........-..... :
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BUSINESS CHANCES

ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED. with capital
nne business. mlI Investigation. guaranteed
returns besides salary. good future for Young
man Address. A. b. "a. Box 81 Tribune
once.
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SUMS school

4q-6f EAST G1ST STREET.
THIRTEENTH YEAR OPENS OCT. >
Limited enrolment. Phone sos Plaza
YVFsT ~IDE Bookkeeping, Sieuography. Type
Y for 55oast Soc West e. 57h st.
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EXCURSIONS.
AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
PROPOSALS.

STATE of NEW YORK.
THE ADU'TkNT GENERALS OFFICE.
New York state Arsenal 35fu street and IN
Avenue
Row York city. October end. 1911.
scaled proposals. win De- received AZ the Af-
infant Generals Office Both street and Ith Ave-
MUGS New York Cir, until II q. clock noon, sat
Lraay. October iffh. 1911, Tor furnishing one
Gasorne Automobile Truck.
sntcl1cauone. giving conditions. etc. and
blank FERNS for proposals may De- had on ap-
pltatiCn 90 this office
WILLIAM NERBECk.
Tho tlfuf4uf General.
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LOsT BANKsOOkS.

LOST BANK8OOkS.
r. Ty5TF0OK no. 40 .fs OF the Union Dime say
inss Bank is missing. ANY person having a
claim q III l8 hereby called upon to present me
same within ton days or submit % having said
~ ssbook cancelled and new one issued
TGsT on -TGLEN-RarkhO0k 30. 662 tdd ~
tFe Gcrran Savings Bank in the City or Eew
York corner Attn ave. and l4h St. issued 10
William Herzte-g. AID persons ere cautioned
egainst negotiating the same. II not returned 20
no hank On the 2jth day OF October, 1911 "a
duplicate VIII le issued.
LOST or STOLEN Banktook so. SIS i.9 NJ
tho German Savings Bank in the city ~ New
York corner 4tl ave. and l4th e.. irsuff f1
otto l. EIlmart. AL persons are ceut.onel
ainst negotiating the same. II not returned Coo
no bank on the 18Th day OF October. 1911. a
duplicate. will be Issued.
lost or STOT EN-Raukbook No. 2l3l5 u
tie German Savings Bank IN the City oi New
York corner 4th ava. and 18Th st., issued to
Aur-l~t Hecker. All persons are cautioned
AGAINST negotiating the came. II not returned
M The bank on the 2fth day Of October. 1911.
q duplicate Will ne iHs-el.
IOST-Bankbook No .520. Bank for Savings.
$50 4th ave. New YORK. fa5 ment stopper.
please return book ~ hlnk.
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WILLIAM NERBECk.
Tho Allutant General.

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT or
Columbia. October . 1911. sealed proposals.
viii bo reviewed at This office until O'Clock
d. rr October ID. 1871. for constructing a stable
huudirg Tor the Street Cleaning Department. t0
na located an parts uf lots to 10. inclusive.
SQUARE fe48 tS0utheasD. Washington ID Z.
Forms oi proposals specifications and necessary
Informal Ton may fie obtained from chief clerk.
Engineer Department Room AZ District Build
ine Washington. ID g.. CI'NO a. RUDOLPH.
1OHN a. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM v. JUDsON.
Comm iesiour rs. TO- g.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American 8 Foreign Teachers AEency.-sup-
niles Professors. Teachers Tutors. GpNcrnossea.
etc. 90 Colleges. schools and FAMILIES Apply
TO Mrs. 81 Young-Fuiton. - Union SQUARE
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posTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
sept s. 1911. Sealed proposals viii be- re-
~ Posto0lce Department until O'Clock p. m.
O,fober o. 1871. Yer furnishing twine made OF
into cotton or other material suitable Tor tying
rarl.ares of letters during d term OF one year
beginning November l. 1881. Specifications ard
hnnks for proposals VIII he furnished upon sp
pucatiOn 90 'he Purchasing Agent. FRANK "a.
HITl HOOK. Postmaster General.
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Ten-Poom Apartments

Ten-ROom Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
Dorifton III w list st............. 1.5O'
m Ut, vsa'S"oF'n' go st. am 5000
Chatham Court II Central Park west
cor. 9Th st....... .......'.. 80. = -
Terrace Court Riverside Drive and 93d 2esn
7o0-f2. Riverside Drive ....-....-..... 2'oVO
Eleven-Poorn Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
900 ~ e.. o. g To0
Werd7Ivn 100th ~. e Riverside Drive 2 500
THE peTnord R'wav and s0th st....... : 700
THE W-ood-ue-e JG1 y. f41st st...-.... $50
to0-1o5 R.veTside Drivc...........-... sOoO
Twelve-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
The ---nhria. West End ave. & ed II. s4.5oo
C,aor~e7n Court. Central PIX X. & Goth 1000
1e0-125 Riverside DIVE. .............. 8.OO9
Fourteen-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
II Dorado central Park west. 10th St $500
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DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
Ready Reference List Showing Location Number Of
Rooms and Rent Which Win Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tresome Trips.
INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE

Two-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE
~ E. 4sth st................--..- .'''' Si'-''
Three-Room Apartment
EAST SIDE
al Park ave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Six-Room Apartment
EAST SIDE.
The sou:hneid. las L. 35th st..-....'' Sl'oOV
Eight-Roon Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
Hanover. Park ave. and SD ct. 49,. sd'sOo
Scherrnerhorn. Madison ave BHd 81. 80 80
The Mayheld - East 10Th st.....-''. l'oO'
Nine-Room Apartment
EAST SIDE.
Meteor. u z. esth st................. *1'ooo
Ten-Rocm Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
Eleven-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
III Madison ave. .....-.....-.......' eoooV
Fourteen-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE
The Verona. SO z. cath st............. s'oO'
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COOKS TOURS AROUND THE WORLD.
4Gth Annual Series. Send for Booklet
THOS. COOK & SON 245 Broadway 23f ana
SOB FIFTH Ave. $40 Madison ave-, >. 7.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
hrs. PILLSbU2Y H'PA 4s T BrTant $50 20
5O7 9Th AVE.
e ,,.,vfise Families Schools Institutions, Elc
'rc4Cncrr. Governasses Nurses. ladies' MAIDS
TFouqei,seper4. Secretar.cs. CompanIons 80.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-04
HASKELbDEFEATS
NUSROGEE HIGH
BROKEN ARROW FOOT Is 4 l. l.
SQUAD HAS NOT LOST GAME
THIS YEAR. -.
WILL Defend The TITLE
Coach Robertson Claims Secondary
Championship Of Statc-intcrest-
ing Clash of q 10 o.

MUSKOGEE, okla, Nov. 3.-The
Haskell Agricultural and Mechanical
school OF Broken Arrow today won
the title Of football champions or
Eastern Oklahoma by defeating the
Muskogee high school In an interest
Ing game b5 tho score Of 10 o. The
Haskell team has defeated every team
1t has met this season, Including eN-
cry eleven OF prominence on this side
Of the state Coach Robertson Of the
victorious team announced tonight
that the Haske school also claims the
state school championship and is pre-
pared to defend that title against any
secondary school team in the state.
This challenge is issued with view
to getting games with some of the
best known schools and colleges in
the state.
The Muskogee high school team is
to be complimented on the form dis
played In todays game. The final
score was much less than that made
by the Haskell team In any previous
game this year. The Aggies slightly
outweighed the locals but taken all
around the teams were very evenly
matched. The visitors We're crippled
by the loss of Laws and this is given
by them as the reason for their small
score. The score was made by CRUDE
who made a thirty-yard run after re-
covering his own punt. The forward
pass was worked to good advantage
all through the game.
Moffett referred and Nesbt um-
plred. Moore was field judge and
Bushyhead and Esslinger were tim
ers.
The Aggies and their supporters
left for home tonight in a hilarious
state Of excitement.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-04
Baltimore Firm Fails.

BALTIMORE, Nov. "A receiver
was this afternoon appointed for Pitt
Brothers a. Co., one of the oldest and
best known grain firms In this city.
The liabilities aggregate s16s, 900.
Four of the largest national banks in
this city are creditors.
On the testimony of Henry b. Will
cox, president of the First National
and ]. Albert Hughes, vice president
of the National Bank of Baltimore,
the grand jury indicted Pembroke
Pitt, senior member of the grain firm
on the charge of forging certificates
or bills of lading. 1t is alleged that
Pitt obtained nearly 100000 in this
manner, and leading New York bank
is said to be involved in the alleged
forgery. Judge Guffy fixed Pitts bail
at $4,000.
He Is believed to have left the city
Pembroke with Pitt and Clarence
NJ. Pitt, trading as Pitt Brothers &
Co., are the defendants in the suit
ana the complainants are the Nation
al Bank of Baltimore, First National
Bank of Boston, the Farmers 4
Merchants National bank of Boston
and the National Bank of Commerce
Blanchard Randall was appointed
receiver with a bond fixed at $4,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-04
BRIEF FILED IN
PROBE OF BOARD
DOCUMENT TENDS TO SHOW THAT
TEsTIFYING TEACHERS ARE
TO SUFFER.
CENTRAL NORMAL history
Allen Alleged 10 Have Been Told He
Had Hurt tIimself--Later lie
Got Canned.

OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA. Now 8.
-(Speclal). - Although ostensibly
closed, as is the state board Of educa-
tion investigation, and presumably In
tho hands OF Governor Cruce for
final decision, the fight is far from
ended, from the standpoint OF the
board 1t is known that pressure Of
the strongest kind is being brought
to bear on the governor by the MEM
bers of the board who were under
fire and their political allies. Detils
of some threats that have been held
over the executives head are leaking
out and it is not at all improbable that
the dismissal of members of the board
would cause a bitter factional fight
in which the governor would hardly
be inclined to show quarter.
From the moment the long hearing
before Governor Cruce ended, Just
before the first of September, the VIII
SON Glenn Dunlop ring" began its
efforts to stave off the fate that might
befall 1t If the governor chose to put
faith in the masses of evidence that
the investigators had piled up.
In the brief which the Investigators
through Attorney Dudley of Nor
man. filed with Governor Cruce, Fri
day, II is alleged that the warning Of
Prof L. j. Abbott of Edmond has
come true,-that any present teachers
in state schools who testified at the
| investigation in such a manner as to
reflect on the board, would suffer for
| II. The case of Prof. c. NJ. Allen Of
| the Edmond normal Is cited. Allen
was a hesitant witness at the hear
ing and testified only when pressed
by attorneys on both sides.
"a few weeks after the hearing, on
Of the head of the department of his
tory at the Central normal" says the
prosecutions brief, "he, (Allen). was
asked by President Charles Evans to
accept the position and was installed
In charge of the classes. After he
had been at work for two weeks, ac-
cording to his own statement, Presi-
dent Evans notified him that the
matter would have to be passed upon
by the board adding the following,
significant statement:
"You have hurt yourself. with some
of your best friends, in testifying in
the investigation. 1t would have been
better, a thousand times, IL you had
never gone. l have on my desk ap-
plications from experienced Harvard
graduates, but l have confidence in
you. have always heard you We'll
spoken of until that investigation
came on, yet l am willing for you to
step into that place in the morning,
" you care to-.
I'm spite of this Mr.. Allen termina-
ted Prof. Aliens connection with the
normal school on the third of Oc-
tober."
Aside from the brief in chief. the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-04
TIP GETS ENTIRE PAGE ALL TO
HIMSELF.



Tip Gross, the Tulsa lightweight
boxer, appears In tho Police Gazette
this week IN a late pose that shows
him Off 10 fine advantage. Tip was
given swell position IN the publica-
ton, being all on page by himself
Under the 'cut" Is the sentence; "Tlp
Gross, promising lightweight Of Tul-
sa. Okla, who Is now training az
Springfield, Mo-"
Although he has been In Springfield
for some time now and has establish
ed himself firmly with the sports OF
that city Tip does not forget the fact
that he halls from Tulsa, and he al
ways remembers that fact when he
engages In fight or gives out an In
teryiew.
Tip has been matched with Tom
my o. Oourke, OF Memphis, for a ten
round go before the Springfield Ath-
leuc club membership about Novem-
her goth, and II is probable that sew
eral local fans viii be present at the
match.
Gross made decided hit with the
Springfield fans last month by besting
Eddie oliver a well-known 81. Louis
boy. IN a ten-round bout.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-04
South.
WADDELL ON WAR PATH.
Believes All Toledo Fans Are Yellow
and Offers TO Prove it On Next
Visit To Town,


Rube Waddell has poor opinion
OF the fighting spirit Of the Toledo
fan. He was told that fan In that
city had assaulted Umpire Gerald
Hayes on street car. but said he
didn't believe It.
"Nothin' like that could come off
in that town." said Mr.. Waddell
What II was. was p -cbsbly some guy
doin' Gamers rush out OF the car
to nearby wettery where he'd spot
ted biggest-in- n-town-for-5-cents sign
and just accidentally beaned Gerald
with his elbow in his hurry.
Fight In that town." aueried Mr..
waddell. why. they haven't got the
heart and courage in that town to
sticking n flshworm on hook. They
tie 'em on with silk cord for fear
the worm will bite em. AS for mob
bin umplres. why the next time when
they get fresh when I'm in town I'm
going to take whisk broom and
chase 'em all out of the back Of the
grand stand"
IL being thirty-foot drop TO the
ground from the back Of that grand
stand Mr.. Waddell's threat seems dire
indeed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-04
IAUGHNFSSY WILL PROBABLY
GO TO THE EAST.
"Gcntlcman Pete" Is Visiting Friends
in Tulsa After II Successful
Touring Period.

Pete Shaughnessey, known widely
in puglistlc circles as Gentleman
Pete" is back IN Tulsa after an abb
sence Of several months. during which
time he has been fighting and enjoy
ing himself in Joplin. and other
points. Pete came back to Tulsa just
to visit his old friends here and will
leave again shortly. probably for the
east.
Shaughnessey is one of the most
popular weaterweight boxers that
ever lived in Oklahoma and is also
exceedingly clever in the ring. His
friends and admirers here are anx-
iOus for him to get in the game in
New York, where he would have the
opportunity to get In real high-class
company, all of which his ability well
warrants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-04
BOATWR|GHT
STATIONERY CO.
Phone 1888. 81 Il. Third St
JACKSON. Miss. Nov. s.-Govern

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. S.-Govern-
or Noel said today he had no reply
20 make to the caustic interview
given out last night by State Treas
urer Edwards regarding the man
ner in which the 5000 600 state bond
issue was floated Treasurer Edwards
last night declared that he would not
without a peremptory order by the
state supreme court, pay the interest
on the bond issue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-04
Papkc Rctires from Ring.

CHICAGO, Nov. Billy Papke,
former middlewelght champion, who
last Tuesday was defeated by Bob
Mohau in Boston, said last night he
had retired from the ring. Train
ing is hard work for me now and 1t
used to be play" said Papke. Il
haven't the ambition that ! used to
have ard ] am through with the
gamc. l am comfortably fixed and
never win need TO worry about money
50 I'm going to forget about fighting;
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-04
FOOTBALL schedule
FOR T0DAY'S Games
East.


Yale vs. New York university. at
New Haven.
Harvard vs.. Princeton at Princeton.
Pennsylvania VS.. Carlisle at Phila-
delphia.
West Point VS.. Georgetown. at West
Point,
Annapolis vs. North Ca, olina A. and
NJ, at Annapolis.
Cornell vs.. Williams, at Ithaca.
Rochester vs. Union. at Echenec-
tady.
Amherst VS.. Dartmouth at Amherst.
Colgate VS. Wesleyan, at Hamilton.
Maine vs. Colby at Orono.
Tufts VS.. Brown, at Providence.
West.
Missouri VS.. oklahoma at Column
bia.
Chicago VS.. Minnesota, at Minneap-
oils.
Michigan VI. Syracuse. at Ann Ar
Dor.
Wisconsin VS.. Iowa. at Madison
Illinois VS.. Purdue, at Campaign.
Indiana Us. Central university, at
| BLOOMINGTON.
Nebraska VS.. Iowa state college, at
Ames.
Notre Dame VS.. University of Pitts
burgh, at Pittsburgh
Rose Polytechnic VS.. Franklin. at
! Terre HRutc.
Wabash vs.. Earlham, at Crawfords-
vile.
Arkansas VS.. Rolla School of Mines
at Joplin.
Colorado VS.. Colorado college. a
Boulder Colo.
South.
Georgia VS.. Vanderbilt at Nashville
Virginia VS.. Wake Forest, at Char
lottesvllle.
Tulane VS.. Howard. at New orleans
Louisiana VS.. Baylor, at Waco
Texas Christian VS.. Texas A. ant
NJ, at College Station.
Austin VS.. Polytechnic. at For
Worth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-04
KYRLE BELLEW HAS MADE HIS
LAST ENTRANCE.
Famous Cctor Succumbcd to Ravagcs
of Pneumonia at Salt Lake
City. Utah.

Famous Cctor Succumbcd To Ravagcs
of Pneumonia at Salt Lake
City, Utah.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. s.
Kyrle Bellew. one of the foremost act
ors on the English speaking stage,
author and exploiter. died here short
ly after s o'clock of pneumonia.
Mr.. Bellew tecame Ill last Friday
and although a portion of his Salt
Lake engagement was cancelled, his
condition was not considered alarm
ing until yesterday morning.
The body will be taken TO New
York. accompanied by members OF
the "Mollusc" company In which Mr..
Bellew wss playing.
Mr.. BLEW was unmarried. He Is sur
vived by a sister. known as Sister
Mary Moneca. living In the convent
OF the Poor Ciares Noting Hill. Lon
don.
The funeral probably will be held
In New York next Tuesday and will
be private, in compliance with Mr..
Bellows wishes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-04
Big Holders Met Losses.

Wheat opened a point off Thurs
days close and gave the market a de-
pressed tone, from which it did not
recover and big holders, as well az
weaker systems, were reported to have
met severe losses. Brokers attempt
ed to compute the supposed losses of
a. j. Lichtstern, who bought approM-
mately 100000 bushels of May
wheat at the close Of May, and alone
forced the price to an unusually high
mark. Computing his price loss as
other 8 cents, the estimate approXi-
mated $3.50. goo.
The unloading is being done care
fully to avoid serious financial up
heaval.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-04

prosecution filed a supplemental ar
gument which was in direct reply to
a statement, or rather report of stew
ardship, submitted to the governor
last Saturday, at the close of the tes-
timony given by N. E. Butcher, state
agent for the American Book COM
pany. The accused members of the
board signed the statement which
vas filed in lieu of oral argument.