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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
To RAISE
BONUS FOR
COLLEGE
FORMATION or HOLDING
COMPANY WILL BE
COMPLETED TODAY

Formation of II holding company to
provide for the location at Guthrie
Of the OklahOma-Texas-New Mexico
Methodist university viii probably be
completed late today. Under author
ity OF the chamber Of commerce a
meeting was held this morning and
the following committee to form the
company was named o. r. Fegan,
Fred VI Green. J. j. OROurk, Dr
> n Barker ]. + Nissey
The plan Is to secure tract ot
land and to seIl lots amounting 70
100000 IN addition the college ia
TO be given thirty acres for campus.
There are several locations Ia view.
Temporary quarters are 20 be pro.
ylded for The school
II Was found today that several
Si900 subscriptions to the college
fund are In sight provided the lot
plan II adopted There are in hand
several $1,000 pledges aud many s5Ou
pledges, and the chamber Of com
merce has decided tne interest sui.
iicient to 10 ahead with the scheme.
~ - dNAtlntphN NH All 4tuN& hhhk
the Methodlst Episcopal schools nos
at Oklahoma city and Fort Worth
Texas, are 70 be placed somewhere
else In time tor the opening of the
next session There h Oh foot here
a movement which win undoubtedlg
slye the combined school ample
quarters during Tile period necessary
10 building
The trustees Of the Oklahoma col
lege, elected here at 4 special ses
zion of The conference IN April wiz
r.eetn Oklahoma CITY Friday, ths
gathering having neon postponed
from Tuesday AT this time ths
proposition Of Guthrie will be pre-
geuted
II the tristate school is locates
tere IL will start with a &2D0D00 en-
dowment from Oklahoma. gl50,000 te
te transferred from Texas and the
contributions 81 New Mexico. Of Guth
iie and 0f individuals
The promotion OF the nniyefsita
site wiIl be by Guthrie business men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
FRUIT GROWERS RELIEVED
Little Danger That Canker
Worm Army Will Reach
Logan County Orchards

Logan county fruit men who have
teen fearing that the army of canker
worms which is devastating yegeta-
tion In Lincoln county, near Fails.
would invade their orchards and do
serious damage, are In receipt OF let
ters from @. II. sanU0rn, state entom
ologist at Saltwater, stating that
there Is no danger Of the pests do.
ing any serious damage to the or.
chards in this yicionty this season,
for the reason that the life Of the
worm is about spent for the present
season aud that they will not multi
lly In numbers any more The army
81 canker worms that stopped trains
Gn the main line OF the Katy near
Falls It's almost TO the east boundary
inc OF the county aud will not ind
its way through the heavy blackjack
timber in the eastern part OF this
county 10 do any damage to orchards
this season
The canker worm Is small black.
sh gray worm, resembling the cater
pillar and the measuring worm. They
have appeared in local orchards, ana
in the city parks, but not in sufficient
Lumber to 10 any damage to trees
The best thing to eliminate the
worms in an orchard is to spray the
trees with solution containing ar.
senic Of lead The entomologist
states that the canker worm, which
appears only in the spring months, Is
worse this season than he has ever
known before in Oklahoma The hor
ticultural sections. of oklahoma, lo-
Gated la the central and eastern see.
tions OF the state, have been serious
ly damaged by these worms. which
are also doing great damage TO or.
chards In sections OF Kansas and
Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
SUPREME COURT SESSION
One Hundred Opinions Ex-
pccted at Opening OF May
Term Tuesday

The supreme court cOnyeues to-
morrow at Oklahoma CITY for the
May term, and It Is said, viii hand
down one hundred opinions which
wisl be the largest batch Of decisions
ever handed down by an Oklahoma
tribunal at one time The court VIII
be In session here IN chambers, com.
meneing Wednesday morning, for the
remainder Of the term, over one
hundred cases are to be argued and
submitted during the term The
court will probably not adjourn Tor
the summer on account Of the con.
gested condition 81 the d0cke but
az was done last summer. quofom
Of the court ail be in session, the
justices taking q few weeks vaca-
tf0n alternately
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08

Chicago, ~ May s-.lf James II
Thompson, missing treasurer 0f tbe
Sunday school 0t the Presbyterian
church Of the Covenant and contract
solicitor of the Eastern Emergency
hospital ever Is brought te tFial, Il
viii Be due largely 90 lite hesirs af
his wife taat be BE punished
II gas owing 10 her pleading. after
Inompsons disappearance March ~
that the directors VI the two instl.
tutlons Al first decided not TO prose-
cute him al an embezsleg Mrs.
Thompson had been left In destitute
circumstances,
II was only after the days length
ened Into weeks, and no message nor
help, or word Of explanation came
from The fugitive, that the cruelty 81
the situation dawned upon her The
woman la the case appeared As
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08

st. Louis, May g. The arducus task
of buttoning his wife's dress almost
cost Jacob Belly OF Walnut Park,
Sl6.66 a minute and he devoted ~
minutes 10 nadame's toilette-iD the
gnited States circuit court Of St,
Louis today
Belly Ras found guilty Of attempt;
ing to extort $1,000 from Frederick
Eszelbrlgge. wealthy North 81
ouIs merchant. by black hand meth
DDS
His bond was declared forfeited
because be had to wait on his wife
to finish dressing and accompany
bini 10 court
The minutes spent by Belly hi but.
toning his wife waist up the back and
In waiting for her to get her bat on
straight before they boarded car
would have cost Belly and bis bonds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL TREASURER WHO
DECEIVED AND LEFT WIFE NOW
FINDS SHE is HIS NEMESIS

the last straw and the wile Withdrew
hen plea for the forgiveness 81 her
husband and even urged bis punish
nent
Thompson Is " and has 4 married
daughter ana two s0ns Nho afe en-
giaeefa In Colorado II waa ths SONS
who sent Mrs Thompson m0nay t0
relieve her pressing needs and % pay
railroad faFa 10 iofn Them q fa@
West
The woman who disappeared * ths
time Thompson yauished Ii said 10
be widow wh0 gave Thompson
money 10 invest Tor her
Thompson explained his frequent
vbsences from home W declaring
that he aad ioined fFaternai society
and had to attend lodge meetings.
Since his disappearance II has been
ascertaiHed that he II NOT member
Of the organization he mentioned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
CHIEE OF POLICE AND
ANOTHER BADLY HuHg
Truce Tacl!|y Agreed 10 Until
After TOmOrTON's MunICI-
pal Election
Special to Daily Leader.


Oklahoma City, Okla May F.
Activities ID the street car strike,
which yesterday resulted Ia desper.
ate injuries TO William Egbert and
N great bodily damage to Chief og
Police John H&aaSea, have been tac-
lily postponed un(a. atter the munic,.
fpal election tomorru~,, r Is under
stood the Street Carmen union wili
20 into court Wednesday or Thurs.
cay TO try out the matter OF the cou.
tract made at the time OF supposed
settlement OF the strike two months
ago. II claims the company has vior
lated agreements In discharging
Union men
The condition OF Egbert was this
afternoon reported to be very. bad.
Chief OF Police Hubatka is doing
we'll aud will be able to be eut soon
Following a mass meetip4, Of or
ganzed labor at the Auditoiium sun
day morning, crowd OF one th0ua-
and men blocked the sEeet cars at
Grand avenue and Brtadway, and
Tour men were injured One shot was
fred in the crowd
George Martin. conductor, was ar
ested on a charge OF criminal care.
lessness.
The police chief and William Eg.
bert. union paintef, who resides n
200 West Washington, We're. struck
hy Culbertson street car No 57
George Martin, eondnctoF on the
Culbertson car. was attacked by men
Of the crowd and bruised about this
mead
Tom Davis. an electrician, who
gave his address at till West Call.
tornia. was shot In one Of MS hng.
ers soon after the Two men we're
struck by the Culbertson car
One hundred special deputy alees
ilfs were called t0 duty SUNDAY ~
sherin spaip. lie said he would "a
sue commissions 10 i've Thousand
men If necessary 70 keep down amy
violence. He had printed Saturday
one thousand commissions, but hs
did not issue them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
Relieve Peace a Dream.
(By Associated Preaal

Mexiro City, Mex. May S--While
unofllcially there Is still hope here
70 renewed peace negotiations. the
official view Is that the exchange be-
tgeen representatives of Diaz aud
Francisco Madero, Jra rebel chief
is closed incident
Fransico Carbaial the government
commissioner at Juarez, has been
ordered TO seturn to the capital n
there are oyertures for new confer
ences ii must come from the other
side Posting OF bulletins on street
corners late last night setting forth
that Diaz would resign at a date he
deemed suspicious created much ex.
citemcnt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
Exehanqe u park courtesIes

The park board Saturday shipped
one Of the deer from Wheeler park
zoo to Topeka The Topeka board
has furnished the parks here with
cuttings from a number Of rare plants
and the local board desired to return
the courtesy. The board is also ex-
pecting to get a buffalo from Topeka,
some time in the near future Okla
homa City Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
fBy Associated Press.)

Washington, .. G.. May S-Officiai
confirmation Of the intention Of Pres
ident Diaz 10 retire, announced last
night, was received today by Senior
Zamacona, Mexican ambassador in
delayed dispatch from Foreign Minis
Ter DE La Barra, dated last night
General Diaz affirms that he will re-
tire from power as soon as he Is
convinced there Is no fear Of the
country being plunged into anarchy
by his act.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
EARLY CHARTER HEARING
Governor Crucc Ready to Hear
Arguments Almost Any
Time This Week


Governor Cruce has notified Mayor
Olsmith that he Is ready ~ give a
hearing almost any time this week TO
lawyers who may wish ~ appear In
the charter adoption matter The
ctlarter has been submitted to his
excellency and notices have been I'll.
ed vi appearances on each side 10
"a understood a. q G. Bierer aill
appear tur the charter and w H..
Chappel against Additional copies
Of the charter Here forwarded today
tor use In the examination on Its
provisions. It il expected there wills
be an agreement fOF 4 hearing about
the middle Of The week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
WOMEN PROMINENT IN
OKLAHOMA HISTORY HERE
TOnIght's Program VIII Witness
Presentation Of Comedy Play,
Followed BY Reception

Early arrivals for the annual meet.
ing OF the grand chapter Of the order
al the Eastern Star for Oklahoma
fresage the largest attendance on
record and unusual interest The
business sessions will be started to-
morrow, but officers, delegates and
visitors are already here IN force,
the first arrivals being on Sunday at.
ternoon The membership Of the
grand chapter is large and leading
women OF almost every community in
Oklahoma will be here until Wednes'
Jay night. This organization has also
male membership and there will be
r considerable attendance OF that
contingent, including number OF
he Mas0ns conspicuous in several or
tanizations allied with the craft,
Tonight the first general gathering
ia connection with the grand chapter
will be held 1t Is TO be the presen
tation OF the amateur version Of
'arhe Duenna" the Sheridan comedy
given here recently by the local
chapter. The play win be In the
temple, commencing at 1880.
AT 10 o'clock will be started the
reception. This event will be on he-
falf Of Guthrie and to the visitors,
Of which there will be several hun
dred. Miss Elizabeth Melyein AMI
Niss Florence Adler will preside AZ
the punch bowl,
Incoming visitors highly appreciate
the courtesy shown by the people OF
Tie city. Automobiles arc meeting
al trains and the Eastern Star mem
hers. generally women. are taken 70
the temple They seem TO highly ap-
preciate the courtesy AL being more
On less burdened with suit cases ana
packages. The practice Of meeting
an visitors at trains was made gen
eral last week during the cunsistOry
laeeting and II has been brought % q
high state Of efficiency Automobile
owners have been very generous
Rith their machines.
Mrs. j. ]. Evans. of stroud, grand
matron Of the order, was the first to
arrive for the state meeting +.
MAhs W hftiE AAtAfAA4 W ~ WV
for several years grand matfon, came
Id last night
Among the early arrivals we're the
we'll known lea iers of the order az
follows. Mrs. Charles II Lynch, OF
IsBosgell Mrs. E A. BiWk. Hugo;
| liMrs. r. w Hunter, Hugoi Mrs J. i.
Burns, ldabel. Mrs + q Cline, Of
Kansas city. Nlrs ] s. Nichols. Of
Clinton. Mrs + g Seaman. Sulsas
Mrs. LeMlza Benton. Sayre; Mrs Dr.
la s. Howard, Texola; Mrs J. -
Wilson. Tahlequah; Mrs W s EARLY
Muskogee. Mrs Jennie Living slon,
Muskogee Mrs w A Fay, stiIwa.
/ ter
a. Eddleman Of Marietta grand
master Of the Masons, Ia here 10 at
tend me Eastern Stef ayents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
Celebrated CASE NEARING END
tBy Associated press)

Washington, D. g., May S-The
Cunningham Alaskan coal land claims
which brought about the Ballinger.
Pinchot congressional investigation
t day approached their determination
when attorneys for the Cunningham
claimants appeared to argue the case
before Secretary Of Interior Fisher.
1t was expected the hearing would
lie concluded tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
ELECTION CONTEST RESUMED

Hearing Of the Mulphyit'ayor COM
test over the commiHionersnip "a
the eastern district was resumed "a
superior court this morning, Special
Judge Milton Brown presiding PART
Of the testimony for the defense was
put in week ago, ami II Is beiived
Hhat Che remaining testimony viii
run through today I'he case In
wolves the integrity ~ returns trpm
several townships some ot which re-,
tufns we're damaged hg iife In tue
court house on Aptig 26.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
Dlll's RETIREMENT HAS
STRING OEFTLY ATTACHED
FOXY President Says He'll Quit
When Convinced That Peace
VIII Follow
BULLETIN
tBF Associated pragal

FL Psso Tex May S-By tele.
phone communication it was agreed
that General Navarro would send out
an officer with white flag and that
General Mader0 would do likewise to
orange for an immediate armistico.
they left simultaneously about one
o'clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
To UNITY
METHODIST
DIVISIONS
ENJOYS EROM TIL REE
GREAT BRANCHES BEGIN
SESSIONS TO-DAY


Chattanooga. Tenn, May S.---En.
coys from the three great branches
of Methodism met here today TO lay
the foundation for unification of
Chose divisions. Plans for fedora.
tion were begun seventeen years ago
are shaping into complete form. The
three branches are the Methodist
Protestant, Methodist Episcopal and
Methodist Episcopal church, South.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
Saturday Was Good Trade pay

SATURDAY was an exceptionally good
trade day with local merchants and
tile sales In the large department
stores equalled the Easter Saturday
t.ade. The streets were crowded
with farmers eonyeyances. the stores
we're crowded With shoppers and the
moving picture shows were filled to
capacity in the afternoon. as we'll
as the evening The evening crowd
on the streets was the largest since
Il 81 summer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
POsTOFFIGE ROBBERY IS CHARGE

United States siarshai 9ade this
moruing brought til FROM Oklahoma
City one Charley Johnson, arrested
Id Wsieetka few days ago by In.
snect0f Leahg ln connection mith tAa
recent robbery oi the poAtofliee ak
Cushing Johnson u accused 1f sell
Ing stamps he anew To have 0een
stolen The stamps arc aald % have
been those taken from Cushing. when
sensational robbery WAS pulled ofE
thfee weeks ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
YES, IT PAY" -ABELL
Advertised Special Tie Sale for
Two Days in Leader and
Sold Entire Stock

On last Friday and Saturday I+
ABelI placed this III itls regular
space In The Leader
DO men appreciate Bargains We
are going 10 find out Saturday morn
Ing Seven Hundred aud Taenty
Fashionable Four Id hand Tias Will
be Gold Saturday only
ijg 8 O'Clock Saturday evening eV
ening every tie was gone
TTbe Leader announcement two
times WAS the only one, said Mr
Abeil today We could easily have
disposed Of 800 more ties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
fRr Aaa1,r,iaind rreaat

Sandlego, MAY S.-Fighting vas be
gun In earnest today in the vicinity
OF Tijuana, lower California. Rebels
advanced from The east aud de,
tacAment Of federals was sent oI
Eo meet them. Rebel bullets enter
ed Tijuana which was practically de.
serted, with the exception Of an arm
ed force Of about one hundred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
ANOTHER DYNAMITE FIND
Eighty Sticks of Deadly Ex-
plosive Found Buried on Beach
Near Los Angeles
(By Associated Press. J

Los Angeles, May There will be
no proceedings IN the cases OF John
j. and James B. Mcnamara. accused
Of murder by the use of dynamite till
tomorrow
An investigation following the find
Of eighty sticks Of dynamite near the
beach near here, yesterday was be-
gun today, the intention being to
learn If II had been cached there by
the men charged with having blown
up the Times plant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
ADVANCED WAGES TO BACK
COMRADES INVENTION
Has Received No Returns and
Now Sues Tor an Accounting
Federal Court Notes

Claiming that be was drained OF
wages as soldier and farm hand for
Years to enable an inventor to pat
ent q garbage burner now handled in
Oklahoma City by 100000 concern,
Clarence G. Keyser has brought a bill
IN equity in the United states cir
cult court here against Joseph Con.
ley, the Conley lncinerator company
end w. p, Bunham Conley is the
inventor Of the garbage burner and
Bunham is a millionaire OF Joplin.
Patent lawyers are interested in the
case from both standpoints.
Keyser's story Is along the most
pathetic ever put on record in the
federal court He recites that In
1898 he and Joseph Conley were com
Tades in the Fourth Missouri volun-
teers, stationed at Harrisburg, Pa.
End that in camp Conley completed
the invention of garbage burner;
that Conley appealed to him for
money, and that he commenced adj
vancing sums he had saved as farm
fand; that he later advanced money
from his $3.50 month pay, that
tEt Idii6 lbi uDHsN COhbliutu lul
four years and that he advanced
something like si00 direct, besides
expense money, all from his wages
as soldier and farm hand. before ana
alter the Spanish-American war. He
was promised partial ownership in
the patent, which was finally secured
in 1904 He put up $50 once, $40
once. 1888 at one time and other
sums from $40 np. One item was
for expenses of Conley to Washing
ton, from which place he received
two SIS calls Conley is said to have
written to him: / see no reason why
we cannot be millonaires or at Least
thousand heirs,
Entercr The Capitalist or (R. N. E.
One joint trip was made 10 Joplin
to see Gen W. Burnham. capital
st OF that section. who bought an in-
t5rest ia the patent for $500. leaving
Couley and Keyser with al undlvid-
ed three.eights interest Keyser paid
the expenses of the trip,
Keyser claims he has been neglect.
"a in the formation Of 100000 com
pany at Oklahoma City, and he asks
~ accounting. He says he has re-
ceiyed no returns. The company
bears the name Of the soldier invent
Gr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
sanltarIurn coIonY cotlsaes

Carpenters are erecting colony cot,
tages for Dr. ]. T. Melvin, who will
soon open up . modern sanitarium
az his suburban place south Of the
city. The Melvin saititarium will &C,
conm0tfate nlsy patients when com
piesad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08

Judge Cotteral and the entire fed
efal court stan returned yesterday
iIom Woodward Three prisoners
We're brought In to serve sentences
IS follows:
q. w Thompson, Woodward, aud
w L. Boatwright. Woodward, viola
tien of internal revenue laws. sent.
cnced to three months In jail and
$3.50 fine each. Joe Ratclilfe, Shat
tuck. violation OF internal revenue
laws. five months in jail and $500
fine.
Ratcliffe pleaded guilty to selling
liquor IL was shown he vas prac-
tically wholesaler and an old Of.
fender.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
OHIO CRAFT INQUIRY RESUMES
lHr Aa.as,olatad Prasa.i


Columbus o.. May With the
conyening Of the grand Jury and
meeting Of the legislature today, the
graft scandal which thus raj has
involved five members of the legis
iature will be in full swing ones
more The prosecutor denied the
snmof that the Investigation will ena
siih the Indictment Of one oF more
senators ana representatives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
MISSES DATE WITH FEDERAL
COURT 70 BUTTON DRESS OF
WIFE. BUT JUDGE is LENIENT

nen heavlly, had mot Judge Dyer re,
Tented and set aside the forfeiture.
Judge Dyer. as ~ o'clock passed
aud the hour neared Ill. ordered the
bond forfeited and an attachment IS
5ned for Belly
Before this action could be taken.
however, Belly walked iut0 the court
room with Mrs. Belly securely fasten-
e,i up the back and With her hat on
at perfect angle
Belly.s explanation of tine cause ot
LIS delay created rippies Of merri-
nent throughout the court room
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08

Arguments were heard today by
Judge CotteFal in the United States
circuit court Ia the case of the Jop.
lin Mercantile company against the
chief Of police aud Sheriffs In several
Oklahoma counties The case is one
Of great Importance. Involving the
rcint OF Interstate commerce, Chief
ot Police Hubatka, Sheriff Spain and
ether officers la Oklahoma City, and
the sheflffs 0f a dozen counties are
attendants on account of seizures Of
liquors shipped in By the Joplin
company, which claims interstate pro.
lection.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08

Suit TO quiet title was brought III
lie United States circuit court mere
today by Anna Harris formerly An
Ea Eaves. Lillie @ Early. formerly
Lille G. Eaves aud also formerly
Lille Gfayeyes, against tbs United
States, James HIgheagle. formerly
Jane Campbell This is an indian
case, involving members Of the Sac
aud FOX tribes and the Pawnees The
plaintiffs claim 70 be tho heirs o.
Cafi Eayes. a Pawnee. The defend
ant Ia A Pawnee, but the plaintiffs,
bs right Of their mother, are of the
SIC and To4 reservation. Jaae iiisl
eagle claims the Eaves property
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
THE WEATHER


Nsw orIaans.
Ia, May 3 To
night and Tues
day fair warmer
tonight in the
east aud south
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08

Infants Body Shipped to Nebraska.
The body of John. the uine months
old son Of Vi. w Matthews, was this
morning sent to Strombnrg. Neb., for
intermenf. The child died Friday at
the hoem On Last Cleveland avenue.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-17

We Are Going to Open a Sale That Will Tear the Whole Retail Mark ct to Pieces.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-17

This Sale will comprise our mag nifiCent selections of trimmed and ready tO-tO-Wear hats, untrimmed shapes, flowers, feathers, ribbons, silks and in fact our entire line of
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-17

Untrin7med Shapes Nice small black shapes 0kn worth up to S2, sale price uuU Large and medium shapes Black, Burnt and colOrS Cl 1E big values WHAO All other shapes including Panamas,
 Hemps, Ajours and chip reduced
 approximately