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Worlds Visible Sunnlx

New Orleans. December S.-Secretary Hesters' statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton, made up from special cable and telegraphic advices. compares the figures of this week with last week
 last year and the year before. It shows an increase for the week just closed of
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St. Louis Grain

St Louis, December S.-Cash wheat No ? red, 94q95c; No. ? hard, 95c@$1.05. Corn No. 3, 5I1sc; No. 3 white, 591ac Oats No ?, 49s4c; No ? white, 50c. Close, wheat firm; December, 931ac; May, 971ac. Corn firm; December, 6id64bc: May, 631sc Oats lower; December, 4S1ac; May 49c.
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Weekly Cotton Statistics

Liverpool, December Swallowing are the weekly cotton statistics: Ports of all kinds, 15O,Oo0 bales; imports of American, 113,o0o; stocks of all kinds. 63S,0Oo: stock. of American, 54400O American forwarded, S5o00 total exports, 91o0.
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas City, December S.-Cash wheat No. 2 hard, 96c4s10 02; No. red, 94@95c Corn, No ? mixed and No ? white, 6ld 62c. Oats, No. ? white, 49M49Ec; No. , mixed, 4Sla@l994c. Close. wheat. May, 9Sc; July, 91Ac. Corn, December, 621s625sc May, 6Sc; July, 63isc.
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Dry Goods

New York, December s.-The cotton goods market was barely steady in the gray goods division Jobbers are buying very carefully. Retailers are reporting fair holiday trade, but not large one.
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Poultry and Eggs

Corrected by Garrett X Hine.)
 Hens-S0Q5Oc; live, per pound, 1Oc: large flyers, 10c lb.; medium flyers. 14c per lb; small, 15c per ID. Ducks-3O0I40c each. Gu'7sF 0c. Rooseters. 25c each. ,setse s0ee1 Live turkeys, 15@16c per la t43 sh, 30432c.
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Grain Receipts and Shipments

| Kansas City, December s.-Receipts
 Wheat, 42000; corn, S50OO oats, 12,OOO Shipments: Wheat, 23, 900; corn, 19OOO; | oats, 5000.
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AS lcf4s a iloli9 2 WH anf ftf fsla REari r1lr7 rusiJ DIS e ] Hs aetinr 2 lff llE a very Nut c eiaSn
 ta5 qai 1e1
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|crs soQyo.-o, lights so.oJ e 6.10, pigs s4 05.25.
 Sheep: Receipts 1000. Market steady to strong. Western lambs s6.25, nut tons $4.25@6.25, yearlings S3.75@5, Methers $1.25@4, ewes $275@3.50, stockers S2M4
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If..l4 alfma.-

s,asains E5 ael -aa ha a aaF3iug ri iHsa .a t.e esa1islus. ef as f7fitaa sf fezsusv e45a 5eart-. in tH neg iH Aftaal 5st 7t8 'n gaabs ane HHrg aisess,
 l3i; faiai-ta anes eHaf rHH s.rt f95eia. ofga.afs asfstga 60. with ofd a8ea.fstnts s ts st5 TNs ded aaa ttfs 4al af s Szi.s9 gaA a- of E
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Cotton Receipts

New York, December S.-The follow ing are the total net receipts of cotton at all ports since September l:
 Galveston. 1.SS6072; New Orleans, 64429S; Mobile, S1,S03; Savannah, ,339, ,939; Charles ton, 252,327; Wilmington, 295, ,49S; Norfolk, 69502 Baltimore, 40.916; New York, 225O; Boston, 237s4; Newport News. S15s; San Francisco. 57.795; Brunswick, 215 043; Port Townsend 25,970 Pensacola, 72,4SS; Port Arthur and Sabine Pass. 6, ,933; Jackson vile. 25,127; Laredo, 1921; Georgetown, 30; Gulfport 15,993; Texas City, 349,19O; minor ports, 2507. Total, 5,S6l, ,939 bales.
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Comparative Cotton Statement

New York, December S.-Comparative cotton statement for the week ending Friday, December 8: Net receipts at all United States ports during week, 464,- 312 net receipts at all United States ports same week last year, 391 ,051 1; total receipts since September 1, 5,S61,- 939; total receipts to same date last year, 4,915,074; expor,s for the week, 279,947; exports for same week last year, 212,641 total exports since Sep tember l. 4,045,906; total exports same date last year, 3,440,136; stock at all United States ports 1,39S,170; stock at all United States ports same time last year, 1,0S2,61S; stock at all interior towns, S74,S36; stock at all interior towns same time last year, 7S5,4S7; stock at Liverpool, 6SS,000; stock at Liverpool same time last year, 706,00O; stock of American afloat for Great Britain last year, 466,000.
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P IITt I.I@IUIy DNfnuf nUfI1e -ha ntsai'. eid tie deliveries vhiAh ware re- 1 gFefease ia atoeka more lre lit 1saHl8ls edfafs .,.ft.3..,, -.
 9inefe aeiN
 a ~ s aapa or
 st ala lAst
 1 W 9r the lars Aee aalaes iae se 53 gaesl af tliu nHfeae ners sge slsoss eorreh sorks, Ns1e Ats4ff haHs,yu sescc as s7cfeie fea H.ies faf FAl'is e05 4it,f fats e 9eeline5 r, ite aHa sa req aa S cn lf
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alM, ,rket

aVaf.s sscer or s.-Cattle: re- gaHfs aaa AfnfEet strong. Reeves =Sfg s1ss st5ars $4.10@5.75. 4s4f aii fsah1s f0 5, stocker $50
 eh4 d halgess S2@5.9o, calves fllRs sata oht market more a1iea W la. Lights s5.55 e2G Bs16aHaSY heavy $5.s5Ca
 s1 good to choice eeats H 9F NIA, $3@5.40, bulk
 sf. 1eestuts 5neQ Market steady Ealtr1 t5. 0E iern $2S0@3.40, ssafsih a5fa nltive lambs $3.75 cl Sa950f.25.
 Sf f5aI Janamht S.--Cattle: Re- Ttz 0i4E DO Texans Mar
 trrH fre shi ping and export X D. f.el and butchers gaH 8loaksrs s3@6, cows and ~ aa.Xea fl.25@S.25. Texas ss4 5rr az sa...s S4 "a cows and heif- 4ers= llaaairts asg0 Market strong Hs h4Har Pig md lights $4.25
 n8aa eHs atafgS.25, butchers and
 af.eN # e.41-
 aa HHaeiuas no Market strong.
 ftrs ,, lambs $4.25@ sf690 25.
 ttr -onber S.-Cattle:
 ts tnciaasas. no southerrs. saat Atr fc g. Dressed beef 4a 50@9 western 4Hsa du. skers '$4@5.75, saGtaflH 55 eDA650, southern e a. ratief cows s2.75@ 5.25, na 10 AaiKerh <4a :, epves $4.50@S.
 hegs' Feee pts g1t5T Market strong E g. nieher Hdilg q ales $5.75@ 6.3o, | ftf arc nd tnl
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Coffee Market

New York, December S.-The market for coffee futures opened steady at de- cline or to 15 joints, owing to the failure Of European markets to respond to yes- terday's sharp advance here and renewed liqutdation. Reports of firmer Brazilian markets inspired some buying on the decline. but the demand was not aggres- sive and while the final tone was steady. prices showed a net loss Of from 10 fo g points. ts.f;g i',-s f-,'s tS -
 Sales, 6s. 25O bags. December, s1s. 74c; Ian uaryy. 13s43c; February, 13.17c; March. 1sc. April. l3.07c; May. June. July, August and September, 13.05c; October and Novem- Der. 13.04c.
 Havre was A@H franc lower; Hamburg was h@& pfennig lower. Rio unchanged: 5 SIX 175; Santos 250 refs higher: 4s, 8 SIX 25O; Is, SIX 2jo. Receipts at the two Bra gillian ports SS.00O. against 2s.00O last wear Jundaihy receipts 21,00O, against 22.0o0 last year. New York warehouse deliveries yesterday 6257 bags. against Ss95 last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
Cotton Movement

New York, December S.-The fol . lowing statistics on the movement of cotton for the week ending Friday, December s, were compiled by the New York cotton exchange:
 Weekly Movement
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SHARP PLOSSESON . THE STOCK MARKET N.
Depression Is General and Quotations Carried Down
 1 to 3 Points

New York, December s.-The declining tendency of stock was again apparent today. The most severe losses of the week were inflicted during a sharD. at tack by the bears. The depression was general and quotations were carried down 1 to points. A rally later In the ses- sion reduced the declines largely, and many of the favorte issues closed only fractionally off on the day.
 Speculative open was more bearish, al- though. there was nothing more in the way of adverse developments to affect se- curities than there was yesterday. The low downward movement of the week has brought back the list materially from the high point reached last month in tho recovery from the low prices of the early fall. Union Pacific, at It's low price today, was 51s points below Mon days opening. Others of the standard is- sues showed losses of to points. The rally which came late today could hard ly be regarded as due to any change in settlement. It probably was a natural reaction after five days of faltering quo- tations, the result of short covering as the week drew toward it's end
 The most spirited bear attack came shortly before noon, and was attributed to publication of an interview with Pres ident Frank A. Vanderlip of the National City bank, which was regarded as de- cidedly pessimstic. Attention was drawn to MT. Vanderlip's remarks because of his association with some of the leading financial interests of the country. After expressing the opinion that the outlook business for the most serious Of years, he gave as the underlying cause the chaotic situation resulting from the at- tempt to adjust business to a law" which, he said, had brought about disturbed state of mind among business men gen. orally. MT. Vanderlips utterances de- rived the greater emphasis from being made at a time when there is a wide spread conviction that the trade depres- sion is being relieved.
 Higher money rates have not been ef- fective, in stopping the outflow of aold, as small shipments were made today to Canada and to South America Known shipments of money indicate a loss In cash by the banks of between s4,OOO, 900 and $5,000,0O0, but owing to the unexpect- edly~ large changes revealed last week there Is more than the usual uncertainty as tomorrow's statement of money held steady today around the recent high levels, and time money was higher all around, with a much heavier demand.
 The copper producers statement for November issued today, was more favor able than had been expected both as re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
Metal Mas.

I
 per firm but quiet; spot $12.65@1S.0o: De- oember SIP .70d13.00; January $12. .75M13. .12t. February and March $12.S0d13121s. Lon don firm; spot f5s. 1ss 9d; futures esq l3s, 9d. Arrivals reported at New Yorl, today 36o toms Custom house returns show exports of S641 tons so far this month. Take copper s131sa1Sss. z cleo troyltic 131sMu37sc; casting 12X@1Sc. ri, easy: spot s44.25dI45.25; December s44.250 H.75: January 43.S71s0l44.50; April s41. .5Cd 42.b0: London weak: spot e30s, los: f,,- lures f1s1, los, Lead quiet; $4 44oa4. .a New York: s4SOd4.35 East St. Louis: London s15, los. Spelter weak; s6. 25ft S'So New York; $6.ooa625 East St. Louis; London s26. IFS, Sd. Antimony. dull cooksons, S.75. Iron: Cleveland warrants 4ss Sd in London. Locally iron was un- settled; No. l foundry northern S4.7Sm 15.Oo; No. ? $1450@14.75: No. 1 southe Tn and No southern soft s142o@1475.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09

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 nHs4 l NriiaNr M .a
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09

son s,OGl,SO1 7,S74, 100 Deduct $500 bales from receipts for season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
New orls Money sgsfss

s-ohfr rEaE n8i ehoinE ! psf as At ef ceut. tfH cans fffas 8'd fffYa Sisfv a4 s gss noasna w Hatac stt res .tt s3lif qH1e eh seeua. tssiess
 it5 s.8 tao ei c ra
 aieffrs of
 aoqas weak.
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in Brazil, the received. Early an cables were Ter Brazilian of
 the local mar nsettled feeling !, 14lac: Santos,
 Cordova, 16H0
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Open. High. Low. Close.

New York Cotton Futures
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Market strong. l lapahS Sd 0Hm

l Der S.-Cattl3. 2 no southerrs.
 g. Dressed beef 50@ western skers s$4@ 3. 75, ' $50, southern rows S2.75@ 3. 25, Lves $4.50@ s.
 Market stron g
 ales $5.75@ 6. 30,
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Market strong nd lights $4.25 ,, butchers and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13
Coroner INQUIRING
INTO Morris FIRE
WITNESSES TELL or CONDITIONS
or PACKING PLANT BUILD.
INGS FIRE HOLOCAUST.

Chicago, nL, ia n12.--Frank T.
sangstock, an electrician Inspector
for the Chicago Board OF Under.
writer's, was the chief witness today at
the coroncr's inquiry into the death
Of twcnty-three rircmen in the Nor
rls 4 Co. fire in the stock yards
saugstock testified that he knew Of
the condition Of the tanks in building
No and had reported them to the
board Of underwriters with recon-
mendation for an increase In the In
suraucc rates.
Robert II Hunter an insurance
broker employed 10y Morris & CO., de-
clarcd that the building had been In
good condition and said that Morris
4 Co. had never been subiected 10 a
cancellation OF policies because Of
failure to comply with the require
mcnts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13
REFUSES TO PAY A
BILL OF MEAT TRUST
KANSAS CITY MERCHANT SETS
UP COUNTER CLAIM AGAINST
CUDAlIN PACKING COMPANY.

Kansas city Mo, Jan. 12- Reply
Ing TO a suit for eight hundred dol
lars tho Cudohy Packing Company
filed against him, alleging that ne
owes this amount for meat, John
Hogcr market man. today alleged
that the plaintiff was part OF the
trust the purpose of which wa sto
control the price OF proylsiong
For this reason, ltogor avcrrod the
companys claim should be declared
invalid
The supreme court Of Missouri once
held that the Suuard oil Company
could not collect claims because Il
was In a combine TO control the price
OIL Hoger also alleged In his answer
that IN the last four wears the packing
company had over charged him u.s.
25O for meat He asked judgment for
that amount on a counter claim.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13
MAY HAVE MAIL DELIVERY

Clarcmore, Okla, Jan. l2.-The
post office department Is advertising
for an examination under civil SER
vice to be held in Claremore January
p for carriers and post office clerks.
This examination is for the purpose
of getting clerks for office work on
the eligible list, but inasmuch as the
town is ON the waiting list for free
delivery It may hc possible that car
rlcrs win be appointed also, The re
ccipts OF the post office year ago
were large enough to enttle the city
10 free delivery and steps have been
taken 10 secure It, but the matter has
been delayed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13
Says PEARY didn't
QUITE REACH POLE
GOVERNMENT SURVIVOR TELLS
HOUSE COMMITTEE ENpLOH-
IW Nl~~ID GOAL

Washington Jam l2--Tho house
committee ou naval affairs compiot-
cd ItN examination of Captain Robert
Il. pcuN .oda, uu u.s claim of reach.
inp the north pole
Hugh G. NItuNDll % skilled comput-
or Of the coast ana Goodctic survey
tcsuOod That hr handled Poarys ob-
scr,guuus Mitchell said that ne fig
urrd that rmA. when ne made his
mrthormo.t camp wUs loss than riy,
miles from the POLE and that IN his
marches on that la't day " the trip
passed within one and oue-siNtccnth
mile OF the actual pole lie did not
tN poory exactly at the pole Mitchell
believed that PVWs observations
could NOT ur faxed
The committee win hear Admlru
Chester tomorrow and viii review al
early executive meeting, with q view u
passing ON the BIN tor pcIn's retire
meut as "a rear-admirM
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13
THE VI. p. PAYS TAN
Rogers County Treasury Swcllod ia
the Extent of $4,000

NVVITHT To TNt NUTTU
Clarcmore, okla, Jan, 12.-Noster-
day the Missouri Pacific Railroad
company paid to County Treasurer
Rogers $4,000 tax money and dis
missed an injunction suit which they
had filed against his collecting $4,000
alleged to be Illegal levy The
school districts along this line, twelve
in number have been fighting over
the school tax for the past three
years The railway pays 62ia per
cert OF the deferred 1908 tax; all Of
1909 tax, and paid half Of 1910 tax,
with agreement TO pay second hair
June lst.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13
AUTOS IN EGYPT.

A teacher had taken her class to
tho museum, They were looking
over the mummies when she heard
ono little hoy say TO another "a, d.,
al What does that mean 81 dun
no." replied the other one, "unless
It's de number on the auto dat run
over de guy"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13
NOT AT Nj MODEST.

sniff What kind Of a fellow is
this man, Bumpshun? lt strikes mo
that he is disgustingly IN love with
himself
Snarle-He Is. Thinks he's great
figure in the world lie believes that
when he builds a good hre In his
sitting stove the cold wave VIII
Immediately get out Of the state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13

Some men go to soda fountains
because they would be ashamed TO
be seen in barrooms; others go to
barrooms because they would be
ashamed to be seen at soda foun-
tains.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13
GAMBLERS QuIr CLAREMoRE
New Material In Official Line Held "a
BE Cause of Flight

'I''."A go AH' WI lu'
Clarcmore, Okla, Jan. 12.-Some
mystery hovcrs over the CLOSING of
Clmemore Last week a grrnd clean
up of the city police force was had,
and at present, the old and new
forces are both on, The Joints and
gamblers closed up last week tighter
than known since statehood, ana the
women Of the underworld have fled
the town. The now chief was put In
for the purpose Of cleaning the town,
and the new sheriff is supposed to be
OF the same order.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13

recdrcd'
your sample bottle In due time and graft
ed with results that bottle favor Of
itg putting others the eck roe am
old troubled with torpid liver but foe
the right remedy and will longer have the
trouble Asolt acts without Inconvenience Mrs W. H. Carter
haywood, H.
lam rs years old seriously aced with heart
bic IS unable gnyhng during that have
spent oil had doeorng with several and many sp
OinisS all My hard and incur
abe constipation OF serious nature lwoud for
from hVo days without would take pills
salts until entirely tired OF life Have tried everything
your ad for free sample OF Syrup Pensn received II
and did much good that got c bottle aud have takont
per directions susy shall get another bottle today has
done world Of good II IL the incest take and the
effective remedy have used II ia simply godsend
TO me"-A, A. Lewis, r. 2 Box bl, Bcntonylc, Ark
Ireoevedyou free sample OF Syrup PepSn and have taken
and nm now taking % bottle IL is doing me great deal Of
good have had trouble orless with
left the but have taken medicine for H.
but the sample did much good hough would
give II trial II helping and shall continue take H.
recommend to saving stomach trouble and heart
trouble Geo s. spauldug, Nat Soldiers Home, Kansas
Il have tied Syrup Pepsn aud found II all that
claim au recommended the old Veterans and they buy
iug word shall use Il as long as live 1eannot praise
enough -Enoa Gpln National Soldiers Home DAnve Ill
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13
Saves Health OF Old People o-TriaI Free

Ahealthy old couple who have lived long life together
make an ideal picture. But unfortunately so many old
people have a dismal lie Even il they otherwise in
good health they suffer from constipation and nd-
geson. It is the penalty OF old acc. To old people, the
best advice is BE careful OF your food. But that Is
not al Tho stomach and bowel muscles longer
active they used 10 be and that account movement Of
the bowels is difficult To aid nature take mild
laxative like DR.. csldwels Syrup Pepsin whenever
you find yourself becoming eonsdpaed when you have
any difficulty dsesugyour food 1t is not strong like salts
OF purgatiyes, but Is mild, gentle and uongripng-ust
what elderly people need, II 10 the best laxative for old
people as it is for women and children Many and
women far beyond seventy have been able discard all
medicines after brief use Of Syrup Pepsin The regular
bottles be obtained OF any druggist fifty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13
NEW YORK ROW BREWING.
gammOny aud Gaynor Disagree on
ScnnturShIp.

7 ~ T'I'TWT NTTITTf
New York, Jan, 1.-Two facts IN
the United states scnatorship fight
g. this state cropped out IN New York
today Tammany Hall and Charles
j. Murphy are opposed TO Edward
NJ, Shepard Of Brooklyn as sue.
cossor to Chauncey NJ. Depew, and
Mayor Gaynor urges his selection
Murphy spoke for Tommony ana be-
fore departing for Albany thls after.
noon, the mayor recorded his en-
dorscment Of Shepard IN letter mad,
lpubllc tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13

Mama Robert, are you back from
Edwards? | hardly missed you.
Robert Caged 5)-Yes, l hardly
missed myself.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13

Manhattan.--So you were out TO
visit poor old Hasbeen the other
day? What sort Of town is he liy-
ing in?
Broadway. IS one Of those
id country towns that man
a not take a drink in without hav-
Ing an excuse.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13

'T Is bad for religion that piety
and dyspepsia so much resemble
each other
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13

dollar, but we suggest that you make
q free trial Of Il FIRST, as so many
others have done. Send your address
TO DR., Caldwell and he will send you
q free sample bottle.
Or. Caldwell does not feel that the puf-
chase os his remedy ends his obligation.
he has specialized In stomach, liver and
bowel diseases for over forty years and
will be pleased 60 give the reader any nd-
vice on the subject free Of charge. Allare
welcome 10 write him. Whether for the
medical edVlee or tho free sample address
him DR.. w. u. Caldwell, s41 Caldwell
Buildlng, Monticello, ILL.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13
HIS 0PINInY.

Mama don't Ike You to play
with boys who are not good
johnny the others are no
good
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-13
Piles CURED IN g 70 II DAYS

Your druggist will refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case OF Itching, Blind, bleeding or
Protruding Piles IN to IL days. soc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-18
WAS GREAT SUCCESS
Robin Hood Well Pro-
duced by College Cast.

The presentation of DeKoven's op-
era, Robin Hood" by students of
Earlham college. assisted by foreign
talent at the Gennett theater last
evining was a brilliant affair. The
most complete success was attained,
largely through the work of the for
eign singers who carried the principal
roles. The theater was packed al.
most to overlooking, and enthusiastic
applause attested the merit of the per-
formance
The redition of the opera was mark.
ed by the splendid singing and acting
of Mrs. George Browne of Richmond
Merle Scott, an Indiana university stu.
dent, and DR.. Henry Alburger of In
dianapolis. These three were easily
the stars of the production, and the
work of each shone with equal luster
Mr.. Scott, who has a very pleasing
tenor voice. played the role of Rob
ert of Huntington afterwards Robin
| Hood. The Sheriff of Nottingham
was portrayed by DR.. Alburger, and
Mrs. Browne very capably carried the
role of Lady Marian FitZwalter" "a
ward of the crown, afterward Maid
Marian).
Great credit for the success of the
performance is given Cleveland K
| Chase, director The work of Louise
Millikan and Mildred Barrett stood
out prominent among the Earlhan
students. The chorus was good.