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New-York tribune., 1911-02-23

new foulards cfer exceptionally lovely coz
orings
For the Is year size viii he required ~
yards OF material q or q inches VIDE *
yards 36 or 81, Yards si inches Vide WIN
II yard OF silk for the trimming. ,orl
The pattern. No 8. SO, is cut IN slLys slLs,asr as
girls OF fourteen. sixteen and elgnlsss
years. and will be mailed 10 any addrss'
for 10 cents. "a
Please give number of pattern, WIN 80
distinctly. Address Pattern Depat ,.nen,. en,.
New-York Tribune. II I'm a hurry tol va,
tern send an extra 2-cent postage sta'I, n
and we will mail IL by letter postage "
sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
GOVERNOR DIX LIEUTENANT
Governor Dill made a 70 the

pretty women and good mothers. To-day
the suffragists are assailng the very por-
tails of the Capitol, and ], for one, wish
to see women placed on a level with man.
l hope to see the time when we will have
women in politics and doing police and fire
dufV"
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23

ure. but it is a measure in the right direc-
ton"
The other speakers were DR. A. Stewart
Walsh and Oliver c. Stibbs. Of Pough
kecpsie. Mrs. May GoodersOn recited
"Keenan's Charge AT Charlottesville and
the Interstate Quartet sang. Louis {. Mar
quart was chairman of the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
CELEBRATIONS ABROAD
Ambassador Bacon Entertains-
Reception in Stockholm.

Paris, Feb 2-Ambassa1or Bacon gave
to-day c Washngtons Birthday luncheon
for the chiefs OF the Central and South
American missions, Ind later gave a re-
coption for several hundred Americans
Mr.. Bacon in welcoming his guests at
luncheon. spoke Of San Martin and other
liberators Of Spanish America whose mem-
ores were reverod by Americans; cf the
centenaries Of the L.atin-American coun-
tries celebrated within the year, and of the
Pan-American Congress. lie proposed a
toast TO the Pan-Amerlcan spirit
The American club of Paris gave a din
ncr in honor Of the birthday anniversary
OF Washington at the Hotel palais d'Orsay y
tonight. W. s. Daliba, president Of the
club, was i'm the chair and the $50 guests
included the American Ambassador, the
Consul General John H. Finley president
o. the College Of the city of New York
and Professor w II. Schohold. of Harvard.
President Finley and Professor Schofeld
both paid tributes 10 Washington
Stockholm. Feb 22.-Mnister Graves and
Mrs Graves gave a Washington's Birth.
day reception for two hundfed Swedish
Americans this afternoon. Supper and
dancing followed This entertainment. the
first of the stort i'm Stockholm. was in the
nature OF hOuseWarming for the new and
permanent home of the legation. which
was furnished and equipped az the expense
Of the United States government
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23

pathos.' feeling with as the old Greek
word has II, really means
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
.LAFITTE WLl Be
A LATE ARRIVAL
Tigers Eastern Legue Pitching Re-
cruit Won't Rept Till April l;
He's Bus Dent"

Because he's ssbusy attending den
tai clinics and fssing with specimen
jawbones to pig ball during March.
Pitcher Ed Latte. secured by the
Tigers from tb Rochester Eastern
league examples OF last year. won't
be able to reprt at the Tigers. Mon
roe training emp at all and will not
join the tear until II is we'll adj
yanced on n road trip. April / Ii
the reportinedate set by LATTE. He
thinks that, by that time. he will
have absortd his scheduled knowl-
edge and wi be able to leave the
tooth plumpg proposition, for the
occupation which he still regards as
his main SURGE OF support.
Lafitte-ronouDce II La-feet II you
desire TO epear acquainted in Creole
society-isa minor league splitter par
excellence and was a real sensation
last year,
He is sintering in Atlanta, ais
home, an is there pursuing course
in denta surgery, as may have been
deduced by a careful reader OF the
above.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
DANNY NJ MAHON
DIES; A SUICIDE !?
Once the Best of the White Feather
weights, But Career Wrecked
BY Dissipation.

That Danny Mcmahon, beyond cues
ition the classiest featherweight box
Ter Detroit ever produced, committed
suicide by turning on the gas IN mo
room at SO Grand River'ave. Is tne
belief Of many OF the dead boxer
( friends.
McMahon's dead body was found in
bed last night, by one OF his neigh
bors. The polics were notified ana
Coroner Burgess called. He decided
THAT an inquest was unnecessary
DANNY was 35 years old and had main
ffained a precarious existence In De-
froit and in towns along the Canadian
border for the past ten years, tending
bar. boxing and instructing In the art
OF which he was once so proficient
One OF McMahon's lifelong friends
has been Eddie Glassco, the promoter
Of the Windsor Athletic club. Glass
co gave Mcmahon what the boxer,
himself conceded was last chance,
last fall. He offered him the position
OF instructor at the Windsor club. II
was McMahon's duty to provide box
ers for the preliminary bouts at Wind
sor and TO keep class In boxing
from which promising pupils were,
from time to time, picked out. For
several months Danny had remained
on his good behavior. Several days
ago the old craving for liquor proved
again too strong. 1t is believed that
iAfcMahon became respondent and de-
jfermined to end all.
McMahon's aged parents reside at
.z45 Beaufait-ave.
Mcmahon began boxing at IL and
registered long list OF victories. He
jfought draws with Joe Bernstein and
George Dixon, then the two leading
sfeathers, and twice held Battling Mel
son even At one time Dixon, then
champion, refused chance to box
Mcmahon for side bet OF $4,000.
Danny was great two-handed fighter
and game to the core. Most Of his
boxing was around New York, Phil
adelphia and Chicago.
h When dissipation began to sap his
etrength he returned to Detroit. Here
he fought many good fights and show
4 ed an ability to beat second-raters in
4 zig time. Danny had hopes OF being
matched at windsor with Jack White.
near-champion. but these must have
hown on account OF his latest de-
bauch.
The sporting world In Detroit sim
cerely mourns McMahon's loss. In
spite of his recent failures. he retain
! ed q lovable disposition which never
found him without friends. at
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
NJ FARLANO HANGS
OUT FOR 1875 LBS.
Won't Make Lower Weight for Moran
and Proposed New York Bout Is
Up In the Air Again.

CHICAGO, Feb. lS-Jimmy john
son. representative OF the Fairmont
Athletic club, OF New York, believes q
bout between Packey Mcfarland and
owen Moran will be arranged I'M
mediately upon his return TO New
York, this afternoon. Johnson MAS
sent TO Chicago to try TO straiehten
not the weight CONTROVERSY and he
hints that he has assurances that his
compromise terms-l35 pounds at 3
o'clock-will be accepted.
Mcfarland has already agreed to
those terms and after long distance
"confab" with Harvey, the English
lighters manager, Johnson announc-
ed that Harvey had asked for a day
to confer with Moran.
Emil Thiery. Packey's manager, de
clares that II Harvey refuses 10 ac'
cept the terms he will take up their
offer for a meeting between McFar'
land and Sammy Smith, the Jersey
lightweight, Feb. 2S.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
More Red sox Leave.

BOSTON, Feb. iS.-The coast-to
coast training trip OF the Boston Red
Sox started today when a party OF
about 20 players, correspondents and
a few ardent fans boarded train fol
New York There the squad viii be
Joined by more players and tomorrow
will proceed to Chicago, where Presi
dent Taylor, Manager Donovan and
Treasurer McBreen will join. the
special will leave Chicago on the 2osl
and reach Los Angeles the 23rd. IL
Is expected the party will number
about 100 when IL leaves Chicago. ana
several more players VIII join en-
route.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
Short Lengths


Harry TuthiII .nd sam Crawford get
away today, the former for Monroe, the
latter for Hot springs
Riake. zoo, sweeney, 1T, On the state
billiard championship
Jackson, al Eastern, 10 last night.
The Detroiters were badly or on their
shooting.
Ia develops that "Toots" sehuits, the
Penn pitcher. has signed for two years
with the Phillies.
Hone, n, M. A. a., 81. The Farmers
have by an odds the weakest team in
recent years.
lanu Normals at basketball tonight
.
Jimmie Callahan has signed with the
Sox
The Tampa crowd saw thriilinH
equestrian rescue yesterday. Jockey
Paul lost his seat a! the start ana
Jockey Dreyer stopped the horse.
Cleveland, D, Detroit, q, nj hockey.
The Ohio boys must have improved
lot since the early season clash
Briton. viii pay from s20 10 81 per
seat at the Lang -Langford hght The
American Negro Is favorite' at 10 10 o.
Now a appears that Harvey Oidheid
has grabbed the Jacksonville beach
stun
MuiIIn will pitch and Donovan and
Delahanty will play with the All AM
orleans against the Ail-Nationals at
Hot Springs today and tomorrow.
-A-
Central showed the Ann Arbor High
track team under in dual meet % lo
g. Capt Lumley won the hair ana mar
dash OF the relay. The disparity was
occasioned by CentraIs unusual
strength and the university TOWN.
weakness combined
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
Yale Loses TO Cornell.
Or. the Rise and Fall of a Champion.
A LIFE STORY IN PICTURES.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-Yales hopes
of finishing close second to Column
bia in the basketball race are dash
ed today, as the result of the trounc-
ing her team received from Colum-
bia last night. the score being 20 to
10. The defeat dropped Yale to third
place, below Pennsylvania, and left
Columbia with an unbeaten record
Yale played the toughest game ever
seen in this city.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
Redmond Whips unholz.'

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Feb. 1S.--Jack
Redmond, once Ad. Wolgast's conquer
er. is more popular than ever in Mil
waukee today. following his decisive
victory over Budy Unholz. the fight
ing Boer," here last night. Unholz
took the count I'm the sixth round OF
what was TO have been a 10-round
go. Redmond got the worst OF II all
through the fight until he managed to
land a couple OF telling body blows,
which put Unholz Into clear"
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
New Three-cushlon star.

CHICAGO. Feb. 17,--Chicago billiard
fans today declare that David Louder
back, of Brooklyn, Is q coming three-
{cushion champion. In the opening OF
Ihis series OF games last night with
FWalter Lauben and Stanley Kandul
Tor the three-cushion championship OF
THE National Billiard league, the east
serner won easily, so to 40 In SO inn
bngs. The Brooklyn man showed veil
jfhe training he has received at the
hands of John DAILY and Alfred De0ro.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
New Ice TrottIno MARKS.

Two worlds records were broken
at the Lake Of the Isles race course
ut Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 2S. Bay
Seth, owned and driven by f. G. Best,
lowered the worlds half-mile trotting
record on ice from l:03la TO l:0l.
and Marion Patch, driven by Harold
Savage, lowered the worlds half.mile
pnhobbled pacing record from l:O21s
10 1.n2
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
Rough Scrap at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, N. Y. Feb. 1S.-By long
odds the best bout fought in a Buffalo
ring in the past ten years was the
tearing scrap which Tony Ross, OF
Pittsburg, and Jack (Twin) Sullivan,
put mp last night. Although there was
no knockdown, and nut little blood
spilled, Ross proved bear cat for
the rough going. and Sullivan has
seldom experienced ten rougher
rounds.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
Chicago We. Illinois.

CHAMPAIG. e, his. Feb. 1s.-Uni-
versity Of Illinois track men are shap-
ed up for desperate battle with the
University OF Chicago track squad,
in the local gymnasium tonight. Ham
pered by the loss OF several athletes
and the slowness OF several old stars
to round into form, the lllini do not
regard their prospects as very bright,
but they see good fighting chance
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
Another FOREMAN snuff..

Thomas ]. Courtney, so years old.
at one time one of Americas fore
most breeders and trainers of race
<horses, committed suicide in Andu-
3bon-pl., near One Hundred and Forty
'seven-st., New York. last Saturday, by
cutting his throat. Only a short time
before he had complained to friends
because the good old racing days in
New York had gone forever.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
Mlnnesota Trims Purdue.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. l7.-Pur
due basketball fans are a "glum'
bunch today following the defeat OF
their team last night by Minnesota by
score of 10 to, is. II is the first
game the boilermakers have lost this
season.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
boosters Eyes Good.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. 1S.-Lo
cal bafetbsll fans today give lndt
ana a Ugh standing In conference
baskethn as result OF the game
with Ilnois here last night when the
Hoosies we're victors, 10 to Ia. Indi
ana ID throughout the contest with
the e3eption OF short time In the
beginfng of the second half, when
the Uni managed to tie the score.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
TWENTY BULLsEYEs STRAIGHT.
Remarkable Rifle Score in lnter-city
Shoot; Adrian Wins Match.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Feb. 49,
Driving 20 consecutive shots into a
circle the size Of dime, 75 feet away.
w. C. Andrews OF Cleveland scored
the first 200-point perfect score re-
corded in the western division OF the
National Rifle associations interclub
indoor matches In the match with
Minneapolis.
Andrews was a member OF the Ma
tional Small Bore team OF so, which
defeated Great Britain and Australia
in the International matches last year.
The results OF the week in the west
are:
st. Paul 975 vs.. Seattle s33; Butte,
Mont. 971 vs.. Pasadena 933; Dickin'
son, n. ID. 965 VS.. Milwaukee eos;
Cleveland 943 vs. Minneapolis $40:
Los Angeles 922 vs.. Tacoma 9l2; Adri
an, Mich $50 vs.. Santa Ana. Cal. s26
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
Russell Ford Came Hob.

Me WYORK, Feb. ls,--The signed
contract Of Russell Ford, the premier
pitcher OF the New York Highlanders.
Is in Magnate Farrells strong box TO.
day. II is said that Farrell had TO
dig deep 10 lure the pitching wonder
from the ranks OF the holdouts.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
ples Natural Death.

wAUKEGAN, Ill, Feb. 1S.-The 10.
cal Ehgles will have charge of the
funeral of w. s. O'Brien, one OF the
best known trainers of trotting horses
IN the United States, who died here
yesterday. O'Brien, who for the past
few years has been In charge OF
'rDick" McMahons stables, was AZ
years OF age.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
sanson and PardeIIo.

CHICAGO. Feb. 17-Henry Balm
(Samson), biggest of the foreign
|Erestlers now In this country, viii
|be given another tryout tonight when
he meets Leo Pardello. the Italian
heavyweight. in handicap match in
(which he agrees TO throw the Italian
Nm 30 minutes. Samson tips the scales
Iat go pounds.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
Moore Beats keyes.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-Pal Moore,
the Philadelphian, is again in the front
rank of lightweights. Showing a re-
turn to the cleverness that marked
him as such a wonder at the outset
of his fighting, he won without much
trouble from Bert Keyes, last night
II was the best exhibition Moore has
given In New York and Abe Attell
Is authority for the statement that
Pal can now give any OF the cham
pionship aspirants q good run.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
Amateur After Deoro.

ST.LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 1S.-It was
ennouced here today that Maupome.
the Fexican three-cushion billiard
playei who has been representing 81.
I.ouis,n the three-cushion league. viii
turn Professional. He has a promise
of a latch with Alfred DeOro.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
AMATEURS ARE SAVAGE.
Seven One-Round knockouts Result
Of Metropolitan Tournament.

4 NEW YORK. Feb. IA new rec
ord for knockouts has been hung up
In New York. In the amateur boxing
Tournament of the Irish-American
Athletic club last night, seven hay
makers were landed and all In the
first round Three of the losers were
30 badly used up that they had to be
carried from the ring.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
Charley White To Fiqht.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-Charley White,
a local bantam, has been matched 10
meet Benny Kaufman OF New York
before the Interurban club OF Colum.
bus, Ohio. Feb -. The stipulated
weight is l22 pounds at O'Clock.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
kino va. Knutt.

WINNIPEG, Man, Feb. 1S.--Johnny
King, OF Chicago, has been matched
for q 12-round go with Billy Knutt, OF
Winnipeg, before a local fight club on
Feb. "a.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

professional term for mator-league
twirlers who pass out the friendly
word to each other. after discovering
u the Weaknesses at
p,rcurRs. bat of mutual foes.
| UNION IN is remarkable Tor
| SESSION other variations OF
4 activity, one OF
these being reciprocity on occasions
when personal records can be en-
HANGED with no danger whatever to
team prosperity.
On clubs without pennant chance,
there are times when little OF that
famed Taft doctrine works In ways
that are entertaining 10 those IN the
know.
Il was pitching against Walter
Johnson one day last fall, said Doc
White. the winter songbird but sum
mer twirler, land we'd had a short
talk before the game, Each OF US
needed his hits and the standing OF
neither team was In danger for the
rest of the year. Walter and ! agreed
TO nut the ball straight over TO each
other when at bat
The other players were on, and,
when Johnson came up. my inneld
worked away back on the grass. Wal
ter looked at one and swung on the
next one Honestly, IL simply knocked
Harry Lords hands apart and raised
q big lump ON each OF his forearms,
IL was surely an awful drive. Lord
came running In, rubbing both sore
spots at once and boiling over. Al
that, he could hardly keep from
laughing.
walter was fair about II and, later
on, handed me one right where
wanted Il. / took good, healthy
larrup at IL and whistled Il past his
head so fast he never had time TO put
up his hands. II got between the out
felders before either one OF them
could cross over, and smashed up
against the fence with bang.
After that, we called 1. on.
THE only time ! ever mixed In, on
one of those things, was In the rail-
of the year before we won our first
pennapt In Detroit" said Ed. Killian.
sgt. Louis was the other team and
Bailey was going TO pitch. He came
over to me and proposed We hand IL
straight TO each other.
why you robbing, cheating porch
climber | said. viii do 1t? or
course I VIII
"But hadn't the heart TO so
through with 1t and Bailey and ! sim
ply curved each other out OF the
league that day. I don't think either
Of us got so much as foul and each
one was so sore that he put every
thing he had on everything he sent
UP to the other"
Milwaukee wonders whether I'm
holz will be able TO come back.
Wouldn't It be more 10 the point TO
ask II he'd ever arrived
And, I'm the same issue that chroni-
cles the sad death or Danny Mcmahon
occurs the finishing chapter OF the
"Pugs Progress"
Daily sign OF spring:-The d. A. c.
skating rink has been closed.
Without wishing to seem unduly
critical we can't repress the sentiment
that thearmy veterinaries will do well
TO look some OF those gift stations
very closely In the mouth.
Anna Eva Fay busts into this
column with the prediction that De
troit should win the pennant, In case
one very esse tial position Is
strengthened. Otherwise, second place
she regards as good as assured. Anna
Eva Is a good fan:
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
Jack Rowe Near De ath.

BUFFALO, n. ", Feb. 1S.-Jack
Rowe, famous as a baseball player in
the days Of Brouthers, White and
Richardson, is critically Ill at his
home with pleurisy.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
HEART Waa III.
TO Sporting
Editor.

The pitchers union, said being the
professional term for mator-league
twirlers who pass out the friendly
word TO each other. after discovering
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

Anna Eva Fay busts into this
column with the prediction that De
troit should win the pennant, In case
one very essential position Is
strengthened. Otherwise, second place
she regards as good as assured. Anna
Eva is a good fan:
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

Thi sale means big saving to those
needig complete outfits now or in the
near uture. Special terms OF payment
arraned 70 suit
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

Without wishing to seem unduly
critical we can't repress the sentiment
that thearmy veterinaries will do well
TO look some OF those gift stations
very closely In the mouth.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-22
ARTICUL.()S [E: FANA

Sin dada &lguaA 10 son en- todo
mundo los que f1bs-ie&n The Garter y
Ink Company, de Boston, Masa., Il [
de America, cnntAndose en primera Il
nea el Fluido e1a sscTil1ir dc Garter, gu.
es 10 tinta mas apreeiada hoy en- g
mercado, por aas condolences de A'
meza, color, durshilidad Y envase
EI uso de ls Tin&a do Career NC h.
generalizado de Gal nanera cue en- In
actualidad es caei In an;ca que 10 eno
plea en- 81 comercio en las oficinaa
De venta en- el Bulletin 1GERCAN-
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-22

POR FIN LLEGARoN al BAZAAR
PUERTO RICO las cadez,as de ORC de
OPS, o.50 OTIS cts. Hagapor comprarun
pida que lie mostremos los alfileres de
fantasia, Brazaletes de Ultima novedad,
y Abanicos de CASA, cuyo precio ante
rior era $3.50 y hoy $025-
No dcje de hacernos una vista. Sam
Francisco, 81.
Acusadas de acometimiento aggression
estaban Paula Eladia Ayala
Visto el juicio, ell juez Gaetan Barbosaa
absolvi6 las acusadas
Tn escandalo min1sculo promovieron
los oiudadanos francisco Diaz y Francis
co Puxo.
TX ca1if"ado ell delito contra Ia pam
publica y les ha costado POGO la festas
tres dollars de multa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-22
CCLEGTO De SAN ILDEFONSO
PARA SENORITAS
DIR1a1Do POE LAS
EkMANAS DE La CAkIUAls

En- Gate piantel st c4rsau las as4gu4
turas ptoplas de La spr4mera eAseslaAAA4
ne dan lecclones de lngles, tlauceS
M1sica.-CLASES DIE ADUkAU. It.
buJo, plntura, taQulgratla, ma4ulnlila !
coutecclon lie hores.-UEASE6 DE LA
BORES ;--Costura, taplceria, enc~jes
bordad0a ga ORC, GtOgrafla, sedas, etc
ste.
Ademaa de las aslgnaturas ulenclone
das. Sc instruye las alumnas, con gra.
espero, en- 81 gobierno interior &c un>
casa y sc les ensela tod& ciase de 06@'os
denosticcs
Los cursoa empiezazn el 10 de >sI
embre. s. admiten sluu}nas infor"S>
externaa
Para ;pfornea dirigirsa 4 la seho~,
gareriora
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-22

C;nco desocupados Sc entreten1an EN-
Bayam6n jugando dados.
Sorprendidos por Ia policia, Sc ha he
cho contra ellos La correspondence de-
nuncia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-22

A cinco amos de preside ha sido coz
denado por la corte de distrito de Gna--
yama ell suieto Silvestre Cintr0n c0nvic-
to de dos escalamientos hechos por el EN-
Patillas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-22

Sc ALQUILAN habitaciones espa.
ciosas ventiladas en- sitio centricO,
calle Fortaleza, solamente para dorlnl-
torios i oficinas. Informaran, A. Espa-
sas Co., Cruz, IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-22

Sc ha recibido confirmation Official del
incendio ocurrido en- Mayaguez anteano-
che y del cual enteramos oportunamen-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-02
PARKER -FRAIlEY
FGUD On AGI..
FAILURE or AUTOMATIC no IN.
rIupE PREVENTS BLOOpsWIU,
INTERVENTION IS TWICE
C'cVc and l. Stirred and paWhusLa
Grows Excited. bad Trclm,
Starred Three Years AGO.
Specialize the World.


Cleveland, Okla, Aug. L. prnEi'
d"n'e intervenod at this place tust
~ the right time last Sunday to pro-
vent what probably would have ended
IN murder on the streets of cleveland
innocent persons intcrpos.d thcit
bodies between NJ. n. Franey and Eul
Parker ON NE platform of tho Mis-
souri, Kansas ~ Texas Railway depot
ana prevented Frailcy from shooting
Farker
Whom he saw his enemy Parker,
VINO was at this time uuarmei, ran
through the depot and mp Nlin street
to his room, whore he secured Cots
automatic and started on hunt OF
FraileN.
After the incident at the depot hy-
ISLANDERS had taken Fraileys gun from
his, so he was unarmed when he ana
Parker met again, but for the Soc
ond time within the space OF few
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shown in our ten show wiudowsl Time
nor space does not permit Of any more
details, but the entire store is full Of
bargains in Ladies' and Children's
clothing, shoes and furnishings.