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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMISsARY. e. s
Army, 90 Whitehall street, NeH York CITY
= August n igi1.--Sealed proposals.. in
duplicate. FOR furnishing ana delivering sub
eistcnce stores IN this city AZ such times as
may be required by the ". 5. Government. Oh
ar before October H. 1911. Will be received "a
ms ofilce until ten o'clock A. n, September
1 19If Information furnished on application.
Envelopes containing bids should D. marked
,euber / 1911" and addressed 20 Col a. J.
SMITH. s. O. O.. T. s Army
G0vERNORs ISLAND. r. Y. H.. AUG. "a
lxIi,-sealed proposals. in trplicate Tor
furnishing commencing oct T. 1911. Forage
ard straw required lu the Eastern Division,
during year ending June 80 1912 Will be re-
ceived here until 10 a. NJ. sept. ~, lvll. 4. 3.
reser,eg right TO reject or accept any or aU
nroposals or any part thereof Information
furnished on application.
a. % sHATTUCK. Q. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
NEW GOWNS AND SUITS
Most of Them viii Win Approval
of Conservative Women.

In the autumn frocks and suits shown
st present there is little that one can say
Is radically different from what has been
seen before. Probably the only thing the
most conservative woman could think Of
frowning upon is the skirt slashed at the
bottom when IT is, as happens OCCASION
ally. actually. and not only apparently,
open so that It shows the ankle. The
skirt that opens little over a contrasting
panel may be regarded as an entirely con-
ventional affair 10 be adopted without COM
junction. but the standing Of the other
sfind IS entirely different. A few stitches.
however. will generally convert the ankle
revealing model into a garment OF the most
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
BEEF PRICES FLUCTUATE
Retailers, However, Stick to Raise
Made a Week Ago.

Wholesale beef prices nuctuated strangely
Yesterday Ribs. loins. rounds and chucKs
Of three grades were affected and In every
case the rise and fall was one-half cent
q Mound There were three drops III the
cheaper grades and three increases III
the best grade there was raise on chucNs
and q drop in rounds. This complicated
angling resulted in no material change IN
tbc General market prices These huctua-
uors arc based on the prices Of August l9.
second and third grade ribs went up nan
a. cent Rounds went down I'm all three
orsdes First and second grade chncks
-, -,, while third grade chucks fell Off
Hslg cent. on the whole. the cheaper
eraGrs and cuts went cheaper by whole
Sale Yesterday. but a visit among the I e-
tsii.rs showed no change in prices over
,Ins6 Of last Thursday, when the hnal
raise WAS made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30

A fayorite method OF serving corn as a
vegetable at dinner is In the form Of corn
pudding To prepare Il have ready for
half dozen ears Of corn two eggs (beaten
together). half teaspoonful Of salt one
cup and a half OF milk and one or two
tsblespoonfuls OF sugar. Scrape the ears
Of corn and mix tho kernels with the rest
o the ingredients. stirring the milk In last
Of all. Bake in earthen cups or in one big
pudding dish for two hours or until sold.
When the corn IS old. as much as pint
Of milk may be needed. When very milky
uudDyoune. but a cupful IS sufficient 1t
should be Of about the consistency OF a
custard, and IS served hot with meat, at
Sinner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
Seven-Roorn Apartments.

Tintsrn. 34e5 B'way. $40
Delaware, 800 W. 1920 ~ ...... $40
nWanmoek. 95o West End ave NM. 1900
1929 ST. ...".....e...' D. 1900
me Meeklenburg. B'way and 144th st.. $40
=. olas ave. ......-...........". 600
vera, w, 18th ct. .................. 1900
Nenmare, az! Central Park West. 1900
Greenwich, 40 Central Park West $50
Hendrck Hudson. Riverside Drive and
lIVln 81. .................... LOO
Great Northern. i61st ST. and West
chester ave. ..................... 600
Lido Hall Seventh ave and 10th st.. LOO
The Winfield. 207 West 56th st.......... 15G0
The Waramaug go ". 115th St.. 1909
Antlers. Goa w. Hin st............. 1000
Devoashire, 325 w SGD st........... 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
NAVAL kANGARooAT BRONX PARK

Murphy, the pet kangaroo Of me battle
shin Wisconsin, arrived at the Biological
Gardens in Bronx Park yesterday from
portsmoutb. \ n. The Kangaroo was
dismissed nom the service because Of bal
behavior. jealousy OF bulldog caused all
the trouble,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
Five Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

r,-t,,~,, r,rra, and 122d st.......... $500
Ponchartrain. SD ". Tooth s'......., 500
Admission. 81 Edgecombs ave......'" 20
Miami SO W. 12lst st........--...... o5UU
Pbeeton. 539 " 18TH st.......,..... pc9
Galanthea, SO " 18th st......,.... o4O
Esperanto 229 ". 1o5th st....-...''. otU
Peter Minuit % Clarenlont ave.......... gOD
The Malvern. ~ Claremont ave ,.-..'.. o!V
y HoI t5i'I Iy,ea To1a, e. and P'wav 80. $40
i heeu i 1-taT- ,55tb ard 81 Nicholas ave $40
dallas Court. B,wsa5y an and Ian ST.. O
Inc sT Iiiii 6,S u 1i6tb 81 .. $50
! loia V ~ -. or W Tooth ~ .... 600
hayinoIs e. W IAN s+..... 600
gum. 49,. Dos " Q7d s. ....... $50
r liehhl IN p y; and sQth st....... 100
A cIhtS Oh - ,o-,r ~ ..... $50
El-oG J' o." u, Taod g. ........ $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
Six-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDF.

bordeaux, Riverside Drive and 12Tth 81. $500
Portland 6l2 W. 10th st........ 100
Clarence. 2l2 w 93d st........ $50
Glen Carn, Riverside Drive and 9ath ST. 1900
The Kimberley, $50 W. 1G4th st........ 700
Albea 825 w 93d st..........,... $50
Dacone Hall. $50 W 1921 st.......... 900
Chestershire $40 W 1884 st.... 600
The Plymouth, 537 W. 14Ath st.. b52
Chilmark Hall bO1 " 113d st.. $50
Vera 3G5 W a7th 81 ............. 500
vsruns 225 W. sOth st............ 900
Grenada Court G1G-9g2 " i2Tth
TIudsonia 10Th 81 and Riverslde.. 900
3l8 w saith Observation-Disclosures. 1000
WESLEYAN OwlR, a57b broad Way. 720
Prince HumbePt. 900 Cathedral P'kway 1000
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Hudson River Day Line
RED BANK LINE

Ieaves Franklin st. per % Norm River.
dailv except sunday, $50 a. m. 2:30 D. m.
Pattery. $50 a. m. . IS p. IN. Sundays. leaves
Franklin e. 5 30. 9;i5 a. m. Battery. s55.
o.25 "A m Tor Highlands Red Bank. etc. Exc
G0c Trolley connections at all landings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30

FIGURE II Tt99 G0R;EI9vE3 LINEN Is G9MR7Eg
BELT OF BAc REFE DE CHINE FRINGED WITH silk AND BEADS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
Eight-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

Katahdn. B'way and 18th st........ -
Umatilla, 22T W. 74th st.............. l,sOO
Ne Nic Hoi ave- . G. eoi. i1o'n - $50
whsrfdale 6o4-0Oe W. 18th St.. LOO
12o-125 Riverside Drive :...:::...:..". l's00
Tancosbire a6a " s5th n .... LOO
Dorothea. 831 w. 1o1st .......... 300
Starord JIo.IAo " Jo4th st... 300
Wellington Court, 1920 ct. and B'way' lO0O
Evanston. s0th st and West Emo ave. 20Vo
100 Piversids Driv. ...., 1900
407 Central Park West cor. DIST ST.. lOUO
Chesterfield. 260 Riverside Drive. ...... 100
Pamlico. 81 Central Park West. ....... LOU
Yorkshire, 662 w 18th st.......... l,IOO
cbesterAeId pivers,se priv. a peth St $500
FIorbarn oSa W o7th az ...... 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
WORK WANTED.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR. colored respectable, wishes pc
sition. ave years experience; SOBER Ieilap!e /,
-arsonai reference. answer by letter Cnes'el
s96 west SOD ST.. basement.
cAPDT5ZFF coachmsn. useful, married swec
,sl,- not afraid If hard work, three years sN
ceiiert personal references ndustrlSsi Prone
lion Employment Agency, II West IA ST. iA0H'
52iO--Bryant
WTCHANICAL DRAUGHTsMAE wishes extra
work X, BOX "a. Tribune once.
PF6I. TSTATF. Experienced man wants man.
agement OF property; can furnish bona' p ,sis
reSerences; money saving results. BOX % h'i'
30 ave. II.
WAYTFD-By a competent mechanic lI5 o, VINO
cgn make All repairs the care anu OPP a.
ION Of heatlug plants. steam or not WdSeI, "a q
,,ri,-ete bouges next winter mo-
pt IIna,1 &C. class references furnished En-
gincer. Box Al, Tribune once.
YOUTH OF IS good education; cons ,oeocsis
Js11nt seeks p good home. VIII reclptoC.sre
hy assisting in some line OF eHotd''''
rnar-Americau Box 10, Tribune.
7-l,7,S,c Nf,T 10 good education. would IKE
nosition WIEN good future experience &C., a.
.,tr,- cIerl,. also assist In Office worn ''o
T5aDssyeli az East 34th 81. BrookI.n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
AUCTION SALES.

nv VIPTI-E OF an execution VIII sell az 9.a'
- dav. al 30 Forsyth st., lot OF gisss' hA''i -
40 hair etc r. Lax, Marshall:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

,-o,->-c .ror,ap. q graduate nurse and eT-
tsJerced practical housekeepef o es.Ies
.osition I'm a home in which this experlSgnC,e
Vii count: fond Of children bes' % ~ = K
ences as TO character ana sDil'''
tribune Office. $,
C0oKYoung scotch cook; good long In t ,ls .
references: $3.50 q, MISS hg gioay%ors
Aeepcv. 32O-322 5th ave. Sth ho'i'
452T-Nladison square.
5,i5ITr5s %I-RsF-English Protestant Win
New, York family; excellent long Ie' eSo 5tb
COX $40 W. Miss Hofmayers agency o-' 81"
ave Telephone 452l- MADISON ol-ai = -
5,(,I-pT :, Cook. good baker. excellent &a a.L
NC J.ls H." man butler: generally usefui, pom
utSy.', ,o,or1 mel ded: city or country MorroW
Aeeucv' 72l Lexington ave- cor. 5oth 81,
NURSERY GOYERNESS. By Norin 'trass.
tas friend Al lguudress; city or county, r s,o'
rows Agency. 721 Iexnston Ave-. CD .--
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Four-Room Apartments.
WFSI SIDE

Robert Fulton Court. $50 w. l6eth ST.. $500
Campus, 3o-41 Claremont eye........ -
Fea thcots Hall. coo w. 114th St.. o4V
Amesbury Hall, sol ". 115th St.. 90
Gerard. 527 w 121st st..........,.' o4V
The Nathan Hale TT. Washington ave. zen
and lSlst ST. ....-...........'-. 9oV
The Ongiara, 8. W. cor. B'way and ,oo
10Oth 81. . go. go
Paul Revere. 147th st. and Convent ave. ooo
Grand View. s. W. cor. 155th ST. and -. ,.o
Heatherder court r. W. cor. 10Th st. ,,o
rr,iIuooS us " 1fetb 81 ........ 400
Itt ov1,oo1 III " 177th 81 .... 429
Continental. also B'way, at 177th So 80
Chilmark Hall 501 II. 143d st...''..' go go
Do - ~ -, IN u 1o4tb ST $50
Iry or,ra" ~ io7tb e. ..:.. $50
Marc Antony, 214 Cathedral Parkway sVo
The Paterno RiversIde Drive 1leth. IoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
CARPET CLEANING.

z7.--7,f,f,I-r- CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cleans
% tlo,u, ~, air steam. hand or on moor
,,ps Rroadyav 421 East 4Sth ct. COE &
BRANDT Tel 132-3sth. -,
TTW YORK CARPET CLEANISG WORKS
NJ" oldest. Largest. Most Modern. ..-.,,
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM Ci-D C,rc,,isr l. D.
Prices Reasonable. Send toT Circuis.; G.
rc1 1899 -4Ga3 Bryant 4St-123 n--- -- =
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HAMILTON INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS,
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American Foreign Teachers Agency.-sup-
plies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. GOyornesses
etc, 10 Colleges. schools and Families Apply
Go Mrs. " Ynlng-F Fulton. 2A Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

i2s WEST SGD sr-Eyey room with steam
heat. electricity parqueted; special doctors
suite. telephone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
A Ready Reference List Showing Location Number Of
Rooms and Rent, Which VIII Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tiresome Trips
INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE

Two-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
Three-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
All Park ave. 49,. 81. 400
Six-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
The southneid. 145 Z. 35th st...... $1,000
Eight-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE
Hanover, Park ave and SD ct. $500
Schermerhorn. Madison ave. SD ST. 1850
Nine-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
Meteor. II f. 9sth st................' S'ooo
Ten-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
IL Y. s7th st......c ......... ......''. So'oVo
Eleven-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
III Madison ave. ...............''''' so'oo"
Fourteen-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE
The Verona. 80 Z. cath st............. s'oOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
Nine-Room Apartments
WEST SIDE.

Nine-Roon Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
Powellton. B'way and 97th st........ N,70O
Al W nth ST. mr.. Columbus ave- coo
1to u roth az ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
Hohonsoliern 495 west End ave.. 2,1OO
stratford Avon, n. e. cor. Riverside
The clearfeid. 1854 st and Riverside . .oo
r-nciid tIsil Pvav and s5th st.. 1000
Tiarandnn eetb st and Riverside Drive. 1000
De WITT Court. 629 W. 115th St.. 2'eg0
Wellsnore. 18th ST and B'woy..,.'. S'loo
Ten-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
pornton. III W. list st............. 1900
nr,,,. .e 5000
Chatham Court II Central Park West
cor 9th st......-.. .. .......-.. -
Terrace Court. Riverside Drive and e3d 1000
Eleven Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
Wendolyn Tooth ST G. Riverside Drive $500
The Benord. Bway and seth st....... 400
The Woodmere, 661 ". l41st st...-.... Le4o
Twelve-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
The Unbrta West End & s2d 81 $4,000
Georgian Court. Central PIX ". e. Goth 1000
12o-125 Riverside Drive. 5000
Fourteen-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
Fl Dorado. Central Park West. Goth s.. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
Three-Room Apartments.
NEST SIDE

Ashford. 13i Cathedral Parkway ~
Fairview Court 1920 Broadway...... =:
Oreso1 Hi,b a, and Seventh ave-. lot
Sound View 1S0th 81. & Convent ave-. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30

Wilton Apis, col W. 1e4th ST. cor ,,oo
st 1 mry Court. N sos ". 1i77th' St.
cor. ST. Nicholas ave. .............-. oVo
Schuyler Arms 3O7 W. 0sth St.. -
The Oakdale 36-3S W. 85th ST.. boo
Tho Wilbraham, Fifth ave. and 30th ST. -
"a w. 4lth 81. lbachelorsl. ....... l.OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
INSTRUCTION.
RLRNLRl SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

College Preparatory q General. 421 W. IlQIhet
Kinderearten 4 Elementary. 423 West ifVthos
IGIH YEAR hegins Sent. 2Sth. (atalOg.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-10-27
COTTON FIRE AT ADA WILL
RESULT IN 100000 LOSS

Ada, Okla, Oct. 21.-More than $780,
600 damage already has been done by
fire which broke out in the plant of
the Ada Compress company at 1880
Thursday night and early Friday morn
ing the fire still was raging.
The blaze was discovered by ne
groes employed in the plant. but be-
fore the alarm could be sounded it had
spread throughout the entire plant and
by the time an organized effort to
check it's progress was possible, the
building was doomed. The floors and
platforms, soaked in creosote, blazed
like tinder, and the fire-fghters, realiz-
ing the futility of an effort to check
the flames within the plant, devoted
their attention to saving nearby build
ings and part of the cotton stored on
the platforms.
1t is estimated that 10000 bales had
been stored in and around the plant
and an estimate made early Friday
morning says that about 500 bales are
burning.
The estimated value of the plant is
$40 900, and the damage to machinery
and cotton will run the total up tC
about 100000 it is claimed.
The Ada Compress company is in
corporated, and is capitalized at $50,
O0O S. ]. Phillips of Greenville, Tex.
is president of the company and tho
Birge-Forbes Cotton company of Sher
man, Tex, is one of the heaviest stock
holders. J. D. Lasater of Ada is loca
manager for the company.
The greater part of the cotton dc
stroyed is covered by insurance.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-10-27

been broad enough TO realize that
hire are other good sections, and they
have made an effort to see that all
competitive exhibits have had equal
chances for winning prizes.
with a continued broad-minded
management, the National Apple show
is certainly to increase in Importance,
and the barrier of jealousy that may
exist, if there be such now. will soon
be torn away In our opinion an ap-
pie grower, no matter what section he
halls from, should give his support to
this enterprise, national in character,
and if he can do nothing else take the
time to pay visit to the show in No
vember."
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-10-27
$4,000 OFFERED IN PRIZES
At SPOKANE APPLE SHOW

Spokane, Wash, Oct. 21.-Robert S.
Walker, managing editor of the South
Iern Fruit-Grower of Chattanooga,
Tenn, says in letter to the manage
ment of the National Apple Show, Inc,
that the value of the annual competi
tive exposition in Spokane, November
23 to 80, to the apple growers of
America cannot be over-estimated. He
thas entered the Southern States spe-
cial. in which are offered cash prices
of $40 to first and $40 to second with
patented fruit buckets as added pre-
miums for exhibits of one barrel or
three boxes of a bushel each, limited
to Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Geor-
gia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina Okla
lhoma, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and
West Virginia.
Cash prizes and premiums of total
value of $4,000 are offered in the var
ious competitions ranging from full
carloads to single plates of five apples
and all contests are free and open to
the world
when a body of men become so
interested in the things which they
produce that they strive to out-rival
their competitors in friendly sort
of way" Mr.. Walker continues in his
letter, 'it gives that business an i'm
petus that can hardly be equaled 1t
interests others and impresses the fact
upon the minds of the public that the
growing of apples is an industry re-
quiring education and has become an
art, instead of a business in which
anyone may leisurely engage and be
successful
Then the value of apple lands and
apple orchards are enhanced greatly
The demand for apples is certain in
icreased; the apples from various sec
tions participating in such an under.
taking are advertised to the world, and
the publicity resulting therefrom is
worth great deal, and is a valuable
asset to it as the good will is to any
business enterprise.
Being worldwide in it's scope, it is
far reaching. When the National Ap
pie show was first launched, filled with
jealousy, apple growers in various sec
tions hastily proclaimed that it was a
pet scheme of the northwestern grow
ers to advertise their apples and to
sell their fruit lands.
"Time has proven that this is un
true The men who have been in
charge of this great undertaking, have
Iproven themselves to be broad-minded
have implicit faith in their own sec
tions and its possibilities, yet have
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-10-27
SOONERS EASILY
DEFEAT AGGIES
A. & M. Students Fight Desperately to
Stave of Certain Defeat at the
Hands of Owens Pupils.

Saltwater, Okla, Oct. 2l.-In
fiercely contested game, the Oklahoma
Agricultural and Mechanical college
went down to defeat in football here
Friday before the eleven of the uni
versity of Oklahoma, the final score
standing % to 0. Superior back-field
work won for the Sooners, but their
line as a whole was outplayed by the
Aggie forwards. 1t was the big game
of the season for Saltwater and the
collegians fought fiercely to stave off
defeat, but they could not stop Owens
scoring machine.
Within three minutes after the
Aggies kicked off to Oklahoma, and
on the fifth play, Reeds was pushed
over for a touchdown after several
long end runs by the Sooner backs.
The university scored again in that
quarter after several end runs and
forward passes were made.
There was no scoring in the second
quarter, although the Aggies missed n
golden opportunity when Comstock
picked up ball fumbled by the Soon
ers and had a clear field, but he was
lovertaken and downed by Reeds on the
Oklahoma four-yard line. From there
the Aggies could not gain an inch and
the ball soon was kicked back to the
center of the field, Oklahoma scored
again in the third quarter and then in
the final period. Reeds made two touch
downs and Courtright and CapshaW
one each. Reeds kicked two goals and
missed two.
The stars of the game for Oklahoma
were Courtright, Reeds and Thompson
at center, while Schneider and Weaver
lplayed the best game for the Aggies
Schreiber and Capshaw were injured
the latter getting his back slight!
wrenched. Martin took his place a
Iright-half after the second period. Cap
Ishaw's hurt was not serious.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-10-27
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO
CHECK TOWNSHIP ACCOUNTS

Oklahoma City, Oct. 21.-State Elk
aminer and Inspector Charles Taylor
has addressed letters to each special
deputy examiner and inspector request
ing him to include in his examination
of county commissioners an inspection
of the reports required to be made
annually to the county boards by the
township boards of each county
The law makes it the duty of the
county commissioners to audit these
township reports, checking them up
with the vouchers of expenditures made
by the township. The letter states that
there is some doubt as to whether a
deputy examiner could make this audit
himself where he finds that the coun-
ty commissioners have failed to per-
form this duty but asks the deputies
to require the commissioners to make
this audit where they have failed to do
so and to include in the special depu-
ties reports statement of whether
the commissioners have complied with
the law in this respect.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-10-27
Buy EN- EARLY.

If you're wise you'll buy em early, buy
'em early, Mabel dear,
For almost before you know it, Merry
Christmas'll be here;
The shops will all be crowded in about
a month from now,
And every weary clerk you meet will
have a wrinkled brow;
You'll have to stand up in the cars
your JOY will disappear
So if you're wise you'll buy EN- early
buy EN- early, Mabel dear.
Chicago Record-Herald
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-10-27
Mceaw censured And MerkIe Fined.

New York. Oct. 20-The National
commission yesterday censured John
McGraw. manager of the National
League club, for his conduct during
the Athletics-Giants game here last
Tuesday, and notified him that a repe-
tition of misconduct would result in
removal from the field, disbarment
from all further worlds series games,
and a heavy fine.
First Baseman Merkle of New York
also was fined 500 for improper Ian
guage.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-10-27
THREE JURORS FOR TRIAL Of
M'NAMARA ARE SELECTED

man tainted under stress of emotional
feeling induced by the grim scenes and
by the eloquence of the speakers and
a dozen professional nurses were on
hand to look after them, that talesman
will be challenged for cause.
Whether the Rev. Mr.. Burdette will
be summoned into coutr to refresh the
memories of these men, was not stat
ed.