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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-12
Special OFFICERS
Grabbing The brew
DRANMEN ARE HAVING \ HARD
TUNE IN GETTING BE\ER
AGES FROM WAREHOUSES;.

Special officers with fast horses.
bicycles and every conceivable meth
cd fast transportation We're stationed
throughout the day yesterday at ev-
ary freight depot and consignment
point in the city. ON the lookout for
the crafty under profession Of the av-
cragc Tulsa bootlegger, officers
proved the accuracy of their percep-
uon by taking a dozen or more bar
rcls of booze besides whisky and 9TH
or liquors
The tactics employed at the diff
ferent places where officers were lo-
Gated at times proved comical. At
one of the principal points a dray-
man drove mp tied his faithful pom
les, shaded his eyes with "A horny
hand much after the fashion Of the
old time plainsman, laughed in soft
simmcriug tone and hobbled Off to
the storohousc where the precious
liquor was stored in great quantities
I'm the meantime officers were advanc
ing but all too late, so the driver
thought as he rounded a corner Of
the street with his load of booze and
the ponies beating a rapid gait Chief
Ncwblock, with his fast driving horse
was headed in the same direction on
street a block away, and turned on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-12
MOVED

from Eas. Third Street the Mollie
McCandiess Millinery stock. The sale
ON the reserved stock that vus not in
Guided at above address starts now at
II East Second Street
Velvet, We ling Ostrich Plumes etc,
nothing reserved Now the entire
stock goes. Don't delay. See the
cheapest store on East Second, Car
load of r. II. wreck dry goods.
Hawthorn Bios. Shoes at half price.
Make It the record breaking bargain
sale Of Tulsa,
Next door to Central National Bank,
II East Second st. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-12
CAPTI RES MUCH BEER.
Wet Goods Merchant Also Apprc-
hcnded Bctyccn IIominy and Usage
Special 10 the World

PawhuskG Okla, May 11.-Depu-
ty Sheriff Dick Wallace captured Is
barrels of beer and Its owner, Buck
Hamilton, Yesterday and brought the
wet goods merchant and the wagon
load of beer to town last night
The capture was made betN cen
Hominy ana Usage City. It is pre-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-12
Catarrh Sufferers

ShnCLIc Drug Co. Soils HOItIc OF
Uyomci for Only so Cents.
II you now own lIyomel Inhaler
so cents buys an extra bottle OF ilyo-
met
If you do not own little hard
rubber pocket inhaler ask for COM
plete outfi. that costs 500.
Then sta I TO breathe Hyomei and
cure yourse.t Of hawking, snufins
blowing and splitting. ll..
Hyomel = guaranteed by Shaekle
Drug co. to cure catarrh. asthma,
sore throat, Group and coughs and
colds, or mtney back No stomach
dosing-Hyomei cures cotarrh by Kill
ing the germs; It is pleasant to use.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-12

reaching the next intersection to halt
the driver. Four barrels was conts-
Gated.
As was said by leading official Of
the department yesterday the dray-
man for the past few days has had
Slim chance Of escaping with the
fluid farther than two blocks from
any station
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-12
Usage Land sac June 3.

Special 10 the World.
PaWhuskI Okla, May / The
next public sale Of Usage surplus and
inherited lands will take place at the
Usage agency on Monday. June g.,
when los trects win he in the market
to the highest bidders. The tracts
range from to $50 acres. The s.
acre piece is appraised at SIS. More
than half of tie lands are quarter sec
tiuns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-12
nr MrIghl lIcad. Mcnlth.


SporIaIV Iht WOtTd7
Pawhuska, Okla May 1.-THE re-
cent decision of the Supreme Court on
the Usage Washington Counties dis
trlct iudgoshlp muddle permits Judge
Henry HUDSON to retain hls seat on
the bench.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-12

< railway In the Middle West has
done away with the negro walters In
the dining car Of one Of It's trains
and has placed white man and his
wife IN charge Of the car. The man
is conductor and assistant waiter, and
his wife is the waitress, The two
are said 10 have inspired passengers
with confidence, and the trade has
increased
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-12

sumed that Buck was taking the beer
to fellows in the Usage oil field.
Buck and the contraband stuff are
being held prisoners until the court
decides the punishment and what Is
to be done with the 1900 bottles Of
beer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-12
DR.. {. |. REEDER
Heads ASSOCIATION
STATE MEDICAL MEETING CLOS
- At MUSkOGEE AFTER
\ NOTABLE SESSION.

Special 90 the World
Muskogcr. okla, May l1.-Thc
doctors have come and gone and th"
18Th annual convention OF the Okla
homa state Medical Association is
now history II was I'm many respects
one Of the most notable gatherings
or scientific men ever held In this
city. and in every respect the largest
and most successful convention ever
held boy the physicians and surgeons
OF this state.
pcrhap. the most notable feature
of the convention was the large mum
hcr of talks ON preventive medicine.
sanitation, home hygiene and public
health regulation
The old philosophy of medicine
which assumed that the business of
the medical practitioner was to cure"
disease was boldly declared to be
obsolete and unworthy Of the modern
scientific medical men, and the new
philosophy which declares the mis-
sion of tho medical men to prevent
disease and teach sanitation and
health was boldly proclaimed This
/ new Wow l'llIlt lll' 'l'''N'AN WV ''Ai y b.
has come to stay and Will completely
rDNuuIuuizo modern medical prv-
ticc
The association at the conclusion
OF It's program elected the following
officers . the ensuing year.
Dr c. la Rccder Of Tulsa, presi-
dent.
Dr J. $ schulcr Of purant LIST
ylcc-prcddout
pr II, NJ Williams Of Wcnston,
"a vice president
pr. John W Duke, of Guthrie.
Sd icc-prcsdent
pr Claude A. Thompson of Mus
kogcc, rr-clcctodD secretary-ueas-
urcr.
pr ", A Cook Tulsa, chairmon
~ the department ON the eyo car
nose and throat
DR.. Wright Heads Health
/ The oklahoma state Health assoc
iauou. composed of the county and
health Officers of the state In annual
session here Wednesday elected the
following officer President Or.
Walter e. Wright Tulsa; vlcepresi
dent. Dr. W. j. Black, TahlcQuah;
secretary and treasurer, J. c, Ambria-
/ ter. Chlckasha. The meeting closed
with smoker Wednesday night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-12

American fruits fresh and dried,
are features in the displays Of the
large grocers anl produce dealers In
the large cities Of China. These bring
COOL prices, too.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-12
Letter to
Dr. kilncr 4 Co,
BinghnmtOn, v y

TrONV Nhlt NWNnlp-IIOOT VIII DO
For You.
Send to Dr. kilmcr a CO., Bing
hamton ~ y, for "a sample bottle.
II will convince anyone. You VIII al
so receive booklet of valuable in
formation. telling an about the Kid
ncys and bladder when writing, be-
sure and mention the Tulsa Daily
World Regular nfty-ccut and one
dollar size bottles for sale at all drug
stores
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-12

y ants, Goodwin's Hot Beds, T. tst.
adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-12

Rolic Guthrie has been called to
PcrryyIlc, Ky, 10y the serious Illness
OF his father
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-12
CITY NLWS CONDENSED.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20
q &hiNsHahridteR.

Rem gOrt, 19. DIT. a6sss.:
n2a grstasne" nah 6aors; r9eprge
Waibinston" mad Bremen; Baltic"
nad 2iperpopI; e. ;. gistsen" uat
GbriitianIano; sSant' anna" uah
Marieias.
Queenstotp IN II. 2tugst.: vGspric~
bon Nep gort, nah 2ipsrpopI Be,
itimmt.
Wontreal. 4ngst.: ~2ate grie-
bon 2onboH.
glpmoutb. Qngst.: .prGiibeut
Grant" bon Rem gprt.
5iums. 4bses.: .Sune' nab
Nep Yort.
WarTeiIIe. 2lnset.: .gmesto"
bon Rem gort.
6apul. gnset.: .Germunia" bon
Rem gort.
Qntperpsn. absss.: ~WaHts
tpu" nah Bbilooelpbia.
goulogne. Qnsst.: .ROorbom"
BON Retu Yort. nad Rptteroum be,
ftimmt.
gberbours. 4beeg.: raaifsr
WiIb.Im H." nat Rem Dcrt.
2iperpool. Nboss.: .NnyiGtIss
laaa Hsp DSr..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20
Der sseusrhG d m o n.

Weitturn, Gong SsIanp, 49,.
Ct.obsr. Der ihOne GonoiiB pes
ansr;tanifhen gotihafters in paris,
Hobert Bacon. puroe am Donneriiag
burh eine J.usrsbrunft seritOri.
Wertbpone 1iifsr, Doiomente uno
RoriiGten nuroen sin Cpfer Der
1lcmmsn. Der aHeeri9tete GnobsR
,bssr6st ms6r aIl $500 COO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20
Jft am Greitag BON Difelborf pia
gremen unb 5amburs na1 gsr'
lin oefegelt.
BON itaIisniftstiiriiiden ari.g.


Sbangbai, ghina. 19. Sttober.
Gehs mi. JliihiIinseu oHgsiiilis
Dampfsr iinb am Donnsriiag pon5an>
tom bier aneetommen. DER Dompfer
rg<Israpa" mar ausihliebli9 bon
AusIdnhsrn bsi.Bt. bic auf 4ntpeifuns
Der aoniuln in 6anictp frtie Gdhrt
srbaltem batien. Dos Shiff mar 10
aberfuut. bab piele Der paiidsiers auf
Dem 8obeH oes 2coerdums ihlafen
mubten.
Die meifien Der 4uslGnoer tparsn
Rufisn, bic in ben gheaabriten be-
ihditigt iinb unb belsiihe Gifsnarbeiz
ter. bic In ben Gtnhlptrten. Dem 5an
Dang Arisnal unb an Der petings 5dn@
tom Giienbnbn befhdftist fino.
Die s}liihilinee ertloren. pab ilh
bas saH5e yanstie 9hol. bon 5antoip
bis nan Sbansbai, in ben 5anoen Der
R.belItn beFinoe, NIT Der m0slihtn
4usuabme pou timer ober sDei Der
srDberen Stobis, In melhe iih bic
propinsidlbeamten INIT ibrtn Derfiiga
barren 9ruppen auriidg.sogsn baben.
gs niro bier bebauptei, paB ii3 bic
$50 Meilsn unterbalb bon SantoD eez
I.esne Stant Giu aians unisr o.rstons
irolIe Der RepolutionGrsn btfinbe, bies
tuiro absr Don ben ADniuln uRp audi
Don ben hineiiihen 3oabeamtsn in
Abrtbe eeitsllt.
Gisr bier eiHgetrofi.nsu 5liihilinge.
bic iiber Den 4nsriff Der Rsbellen auf
Wu Chang ersdblen. bsbsn sans b.icns
n<rs bic Ri.osrmeselune Der Wanos
ihus in jsner Stabt berpor. Deo.r 9ls
ter nod 0eihledt fpuroe geihont uno
bic GliihtIinss balten ss fir sipsifels
! bait. bab aud nur Elm ein3iaer Wlcnb@
ihu - Munn. Jrau Oosr Eino - bas
0emebel iiberlebt bat. 4sfnlih puroe
nodhr audi nit ben Wanoihus IN
9onfoiu unb 6an gang psrfahreH.
llngsfdbr 800 Manoihus iollsn ME
b.rssmetelt porbtn isin. I'm ibr.
Gpfer aud pirtlin als Wanbihus
ibtntifiSitren gu ionnen. lpnros in pie
Len Jdllen cine Spra1probs semahi
ha bic 4usfprahe p.s WanoihuriIner
in manher Wsiis BON bsrisnissn bes
Ghinefiihen obipeiht. Wann bic Nai
iionaIiidt sintr perion in 3peiItl mar
iuurbe ne oufgeforosrt 3u 3dbIsn uni
bi. probs tam bel Der 4usiprdhe bel
.3abI Sefs. bic in hintiiih aiushilit
ausg.iprchsn ipiro.
a0pisn 0.r Central gbind poii1
Die nit Der .gelerdnin4 antamsn. as
ben tinen geritt iibsr ben 5oriihrii
Der rtpoluiipnoren 8spsanna.
Die rsnoluiiondren sgiibrer nnrel
I'm Gtanbe. lire pl1ne gsbeim Al tal
ten unb ne fiihrisn lie ifnsu nnD mi
GROCER GriinDlihlsit burh. GO FIN
biss Gigenindftsn. iuslfe bic resisrsn
ben HlaiYsn In China In Der Rsee
nihi bsfissn. Die HiebermtbsIuns Be
Wnnofhus in unisren brsi St1btsl
ssrsidbi ober unfsrer RepclutioH 3u
Gd,anbt.-
Der 4niiurm aui bic hisiige GtiEsfi
ftts Reihsbdnt hdlt INNER nod sn
Die Necmien ifeinsn absr iiber s.nii
gtHb Oslo 3u D.rfiiaen. Sic sablen jtb
gum triisn Wlale bic nsnen Irndeh
Dollars aus. bic in Der Miinse 3uHah
ling seprdgi iuorpsH iino. Der grot
Nnrrntb BON msri,dniihsn GiltsrooI
lars III In Der srifen 6dlfts Der Nod
e0n5 herouses5caen iuorb.n.
Gum trften Wnle In Der Otit3ihi
Gbiaas bitnen jest Gineffhs 1raus
ais 8rsimilige in Dsr hier otganilrte
9btfe!laas .Ssr 0sisui4sft Ssm va
IN erat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20
Der pieIfahs Wiorber Charles Mars
ape. aussblid in StIaboma Osrs
haftet.
geaen ben Sabdttruf.

Rem DDrt, 10. Dit. Seh3lg
2eitsr Der hauptf1hlihfteH una6bGngts
gen Sabatfirmsn oes 2anoes, Delhe
Suiamm.n kein Rnpital bon $50 WliIs
Iion.n Dollars rsprGientirsu uno
100000 2eute beftdftigen, fernsr
SO prosent ullsr urubhdugiseH 3igars
renfabrifauten uno so prosent Der
unabbdnsig.n gldttsrtabotbdnDI.r bes
2anbes, bielten bier GoHneritog eine
4onferens ab. In Der sinitimmig be-
i6lofen .puros. iih bem aufl0iuHgss
plan oes Subattrufts gu pioerIeBen.
Gs tpobrtsn auh Selesoteu Don 5az
ba.urbeitern Der aonFerenS bei. JR
ben CUR 4nndbme selanotsu geiHlfs
len pirb s.fast, baB Der PIuu oes
Iruits t.iusspegs eiHe freie aonturz
rens rpisoer her'ieueH Deroe. Seoe Der
Dsrtretsusn Srsanifationsn piro sinsu
gsrtrstsr in sinsn BeratbuHgssauss
itub nGblen, Der fib iiber eiueH oefiz
nitipu gloH sinigsH Diro.
2pttsriss 4ssnten perb q +
tet.
| Columbus, g., 19. Sttober.
Billiam =. gpers, Der bel ben pris
mGrnabIsn aIs oemotruiiider Staot-
ratbstannibot fir Die 8. Warn eeialaz
gen rpurb.; 9. e. 9opb, elm BANTER
uno WdbIbedmter, uno 5raHt 2bum,
Elm Birtb, iino bier auf bic Intlage
bin per6aitst poroen, 2otterisa 5ttets
/ Der 5onouras aHp Yuerto Eico S5nz
psitmsnt gpmpunp pertauFt gu baben.
9as Sbio 9dhdft Der 2ottsrie ioI
BON Cincinnati aus betris6en lperoen
uno 8ners fol Der 9ensrnlagent Der
aompasnis in Columbus iein. Die bsta
BEN anbersn M6nner isieu Inter. .4gen=
ten. Die i'm geiis bon 9pers befinoz
Iihsn 8iitsr nurben bon Der Poli3ei
tonfisSirt. gs se6t bdrous bsroor, oaB
in Columbus in einem Ulonat iir
$1,000 Sidtts pertauft puroen.
9anse gitsts puroen 81 81 uni
babe gu 80 Gents pertuuft. Die 3ies
bunesn ioIlsn sDeimal i'm Wonat in
| Cincinnati itattaeTunosn baben uno biz
getpinns in Columbus purosu DOR
gners aus6esubIt. Die 9reiie ipusu
Don So Bis $40, 900 raugirt hu6en.
l0ie Subrsr elmer ginb e
t.rbanbe feitgen m EN-.
9ittsburs, 10. Stto5er. -
2eoigIi6 sinsm 3ufulle III ss 5u ner
nantsn, oaB bic 5ibrer jener NIT Re
ppIper unb 9pHamit arbeitenoeH Sin
5rehers uno ganoitsUsg sgaupe binefsf
demaht iparoeH, bic i'm Deitllher
lbeile oss Staates felt Wlunater
ropsrirtsn4 unb risiias 9euts mutten
8erhaftet iino 5rau Diqiam 5. 8alo
min, cine unter Der GIagse elmer gii
6ersa saesntin Iessinoe periOn, ionis ih
9atts. 3ieIss paar bat elm Dohre!
DoppeIleben sefiihrt; 1dssiibsr ginl
{ soer guhtolportage nut uno os!
Rahts arbeitsts ss nit SprensitOfiel
uno ginbteder. .WertseugeH uHo pIun
: oerte sahlreite 9eloTardute.
Tieie 9anoe, Der audi Sboma
; Mpnaan, 5arrp Dilion alias .Sbes
mn" Sarrp uno 5arrn Dishn angelo
rem, uno bic aIs internationole Haiien
'prsnser b.tannt iino uRo audi Dol
. ben gebOrnsn in gurppa eeTuht per
ben, bat in ben perfIoifsnsn orei Wlou
ndtsn in Der llmsebans BON pittsbur
] niht tpenieer ols flint aaieneinbriit)
nit grfole psriibi. esn jebem oisie
, Gdn. rpurosn bic aaiien NIT slsttri
/ ihen 8chrern anssbobrt, UNI iooon
, nit Riiruelncerin oufgeiprsnst gu me,
losn Die 0sxtt nuros tttS iu einsI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20
I'D ettcrbe

Sir Ohio: Gt6nss Weiter an,
ssreitaa; fiiblsr i'm DeftliheH 9heil.
am Samlfog ihones. iiibler.s Wets
ter. Wdbis itarie tpeitlide bis norbs
,peHlihe Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20
Cincinnati. Jreitas. oem 20. Ottober 1911.
Jn(an0gelegrap6

Jn(anog gelegrap6.
Die una6bdnaigea Ia6ak.}a.
bri6antea Oes caaOes
Wfaben gemeinIHaftlib
CppofitiDn
Geseu ben Reursaniiirnmssplau
oer American Sobaeto 50.
Spfsrfpeubistsit Der gbinsieu in ben
Dersinis.en Staaten.
gnls opfsrn ibre ganssn grfparnihe
fir bic Sa6e Der ReboluttoH In
CHINA.
~
Der farbiee Morber SteDe Scott, Der
mad Witterna6t in Columbus
binserihtet tperoen ioQte,
5at bon benz 9ouperneur Sarmon
einen neusn 4ufihub erbaIten.
Der Apiatiier eugene Glp in Waeon,
Ga, perunsliidt.
Gin Reger in Wanaeftsr, Ga, sss
lpn5t.
~
Der pieIfdhe Worber G6arles Wars
5pet aussblid in StIuboma Dsrs
haftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20

9at bon benz 9ouperneur Sarmon
einen nsusn 4ufidub erbalten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20

Der ADiatiier eugene Glb in Waeon,
ga, Derunsliidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20
Muslan0 .Selegrapb
Die Sage in G6iua
Sat iia anseHideinIid niHt
weiter uerdnDert.
ynan SCI SAT se6t ant Sret'
tag mad SanRow d6
ttnb iibernimmt Das aommanho
iiber bic We8iernnsstrappen.

Gsds Ddmpfer nit Jlii6tlinssn bon
Aon.op in Sbdnsbai angeiomHsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20
Wfaben gemeiniHaftliH
CppofitiDn
0eseu ben aniiirnnssplau
oer american gobaeco So.
Spfsrfrubistsit Der ghinsien in Der
Dersinisten Staaten.
@iele opfsrH ibre gansen grfparnii1s
fir bic Sa6e Der Rebolution In
CHINA.

Der farbiee MDrber Steoe Scott, Der
mad Wtitternaht in Columbus
binssrihtet tpsroen ioats,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20

Gin Reger in Wandeftsr, Ga, sss
lpnbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20

Die llntsrbanblunesn ipisber
ins Stoden seiommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20

Jrantreih nia ongeblit Geuiihlano
ltins 4cmpeufation fiir Muroito
geipGbren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-20

Gan Sraneisco, GAL, 19.
Cttober. Sm 5auptquurtier Der bies
Iieen dineiiihen republitdnii6en @ea
ielf6oit laufen INNER nod bsoeutens
be 8strGge fir bic 6ineiiihen Repoz
Iutiondre elm unb bic dineiiihe 3eis
tung .gai suns Yut 80" berihtet,
oab bereits lber $500,000 on bos
Gretutip acmmittes Der Suns@Gbiz
neien in penons auf ben Stratts
Settlement abeesansen feieu. Gin
hinefiIher 4rbeiter, See ging Jon
nit Ramen, ppferte am MittDod bic
GriparniiIe isines 2ebens, $1,000, ouf
benz Mltar bes 8oterlanoes. Utan
CAB ibm fir ietne Golomiiuaeu $4,000
in papierselo Der htnsitiden Repus
blit. Sollte Die RepoIte iieereid ieirl,
niro bies gapiereelo in Golo singez
loft fperoeu. Nus Toronto, Canada,
traf an Mittpoh sin gbed iiber $500
elm unb bic hine'ii6en 5reimaurer
bon Victpria, 9. g., pertauften neu=
LID ibr OebGube fir $4,000 unn
fonoten nns Gelo an oas acmmitfes
ssr Sung Gbiusisn. SSmmtIi1s 9i'
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
PRICE OF SHOES MAY SOAR
Advance of so Cents Pair Eff
fective After Jan. 1
fBy telegraph to The Tribune. J

Brocllton, Mass, ] &c. Shoes must
advance" is the ultimatum of the manu-
facturers of this city, made known to-
day. From present indications the adj
vance viii be 20 cents a pair on all
grades.
The reason for the advance as given
by the manufacturers is that the price Of
leather has gone up 50 steadily in the
last two years that most of the large
shoe manufactures are turning out shoes
at practically no profit. The advance is
20 be immediate, say the manufacturers,
and will be charged on all goods ordered
on January 1 or later.
John Evans secretary Of the Brock
ton Shoe Manufacturers Association,
said tonight:
Conditions have become acute. There
is no apparent chance for leather prices
TO become lower, and it looks just now
as if they would go even higher"
John S. Kent, president of the associa-
ton and the head of the NJ. 4. Packard
Shla Company, one Of the largest shoe
concerns in the country, who is consid-
cred a. an authority on shoes. said:
1T has got to come. The issue l.
forced on us. The cause is the high
cost Of material"
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
TO PRODUCE DUKES OPERA
Hammerstein Accepts Work by
Argyll for Next Spring.

London, Dec. 27.-It is announced that
oscar Hammerstein. whose London
Opera House was opened on November
13 last. has accepted an opera written
by the Duke Of Argyll, for production in
the spring.
Mr. Hammerstein will probably leave
England by the Lusitania next Saturday
He expects TO make the return trip in
the same vessel
The Duke Of Argyll, who is the husband
OF Princess Louise. fourth daughter Of
Queen Victoria. has long numbered literary
and musical composition among his ac-
complishmcnts Among his productions
are the lbretto for the Cpera "Diarmid" :"
composed in 1891 lie has also written sew
ersl books, including Guido and Lita,
Tale of the Riviera poem published in
1870; THE Psalms Literally Rendered in
Verse" 1871, and n Life Of Lord Pamcrs-
ton" 1890.
Mr.. Iammcrstcin is coming to New York
to testify I'm the suit brought against him
by NJ Zenatello, an opera singer. for the
recovery Of $50, alleged to be due him as
salary following the breaking Of a contract
in 1910. Arthur Hammerstein said at his
home last night that a cable report that
illness in the family was bringing his father
here was unfoundCd
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
KISSES UNDER QUARANTINE
Even Handshaking Forbidden by
Bay State Health Board.
IRy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

LcnoXdalc. Mass, Dee. 21.-StrinGcnt
measures arc being taken here TO pre-
vent the further spread of diphtheria.
Following an inspection of the village
by Dr. Lyman A. Jones. of North
Adams an officer Of the State Board
Of Health, the Lcnox selectmen to-day
issued an order to close tho town hall
TO entertainments. Notice was given 70
LenoXdalc residents To- refrain from
hand shaking and kissing, aud it was
dccrccd that all eats and dogs at large
would be killed.
While il is said the officials now have
the upper hand of the contacion. the
utmost care is being taken TO assure
that the quarantine Of houses where the
disease exists is not broken. IT is as
serted that lax quarantine is the cause
of the epidemic. The town OF LenoX
has agreed to pay men who arc quaran-
tined the wages they would have earned
If employed.
The town Of Lee is assisting Lenox in
the fumigation of houses and cleaning
up LenoXdale, which is a small village
three miles cast OF Lcnox, the resort.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-28
CRIES "THIEFW ON BRIDGE
Man Alleges He Was Seized and
Robbed in Rush Hour Jam.

Almost panic resulted among the
passencc~s on the Brooklyn Bridge plat.
form at the Manhattan end during the
rush hour yesterday afternoon. when
tusslc occurred over a charge of William
l.. Bratton. vice president of the AmerI-
can Pepsin Cum Company. of NO lfV
Nassau street. that he was being robbed
Detective Allen, Of tho Oak street po-
lice station. answered his call for help
and arrested man who described HIM
self AS Harry Cohen. twenty-five years
old. a clerk. Of No. 11j West 1l7th street.
Mr. Bratton declared that Cohen was
ono Of three men who took two wallets
containing valuable papers and checks
for amounts aggregating over SLOOO
from his pockets. lie said that two OF
them held his hands and the third rifled
his pockets, and he seized ono OF them
as soon as they were through with the
lob and were about 10 leave him.
Cohen loudly proclaimed his innocence
on the way to the station house. Neither
Of the wallets was found on him