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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-26
ADDS MIGH srACE.

The quarters a. the corner Of Six
teenth street and Third avenue will aC-
cOmmodate the printing department
and the Offices Us soon as the new por-
ton is erected. The printing depart
ment viii occupy the present quarters
while the Office force and all records
will be placed in the north wing. The
addition is to be of white brick with
trimmings in brown. terra Gotta brick,
according to plans submitted by Archi-
tect q. p Stauduhar. The wing dimen-
sions will be 50 feet by $50 feet, giving
the entire structure dimensions of 100
feet by $50 feet. The new wing is 10
extend to the north and east property
lines
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-26
DOLLARS FREE TOMOR-
ROW AND SATURDAY
Young & MCCombs Make an Offer
Which Will Meet With Ready
RESPONSE.

Young & McCombs' Bargain
Friday ad on page u this evening
contains a coupon which Will be &C
cepted as one dollar in cash for two
days The bargains offered are eX-
ceptionaI and it will pay you 10 read
the announcement closely.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-26

reau- Will render "A Message from
Mars as the first number OF the Au-
gustana Lyceum lecture course tomor-
row evening in the college chapel. Mr..
Newens takes the place of Phidelah
Rice, who can not appear because of
Illness
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-26
Injunction Case Monday.

Next Monday afternoon, arguments
will be heard on motion to dissolve
the temporary Injunction granted
against the city by Judge Gest in the
matter of the Second street controver-
sy in which the city seeks to straight
en- and widen the street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-26
A PIONEER Resident.

Mrs Burial was well known
throughou. both the city and the cCun-
- as she was one Of the pioneers Of
this locality She was also one Of the
oldest residents of the city. She saw
Rock Island grow from an insignificant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-26

x ''''''''''''''
2A JZ2S7
Niij'::'ta'y7ysY : ..t,:,ii5
M LATEST RAHFS
The latest pranks" in
smart furnishings for
autumn.
Gloves for cool days
and nights. The H. g. P.
kind. Heavy cape gloves
in tan or gray.
500 to $500.
Kid gloves for dress
wear.
500 TO $500.
Sewed so well they
won t rip
Thinking of underwear
just now?
It's time for something
heavier.
We have the kind you
are used to wearing-and
at the price you want to
pay.
Perhaps we have a new
garment you'll like better.
We have all the new
styles.
Is a hat uppermost on
your mind today?
Well settle the ques-
ton for you in q jify.
Longleys $500.
Stetson s, $3.50.
Suits, topcoats, crav-
enettes and overcoats.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-26

judge about five years ago. the term
being four years. He was reelected
last year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-26
Monoloaist at College.

Adrian II. Newens, monologist, and
STAFF critic Of the Redpath Lyceum bu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-26
Schools Save Money.

The collections for the past two
weeks IN the city schools as turned in
10 the State bank yesterday were as
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
H,to,,
rnS-- 'caI u

were not flown aloft ana BAN. y
not playing
one OF the features Of the race
this year was the perfect police Sys-
TEN on the track only those who
had business there--onicials or driN-
crs-werc permitted to cross the
track after nine o'clock this morning,
fun hour before the race itsht
started.
Everything possible to insure safe
ty had heen done by the promoters
Of the event Ambulances are sta
toned at short intervals all around
the course and gangs Of workmer
had been engaged to keep the track
free from slippery oil by throwing
sand ON IT,
when the aerial bomb sounded
President Fisher led the racers for an
entire lap around the course at a
speed Of so miles an hour. on this
preliminary lap the cars were bunch
ed, but when the tape was passed
President Fisher dropped out and the
race then became free for all.
The preliminary lap was made tC
avoid confusion and danger ordinarily
caused by slarungs.
one Of the peculiar features OF the
race was the lact that millionaires
and poor men alike were pittcd
against each other In the event, David
Bruce Brown, a New York millionaire
who drove an Italian Fiat, and Eddie
IT,arua nf rhfppp1 hpfr Z, S3 600 OOO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
Athletic RECORDS
GET BIC lowering
TEXAN DOES 1875 YARDS IN II 1-5
SEC0NDS-A HOP-SrEP- JUMP
OF 81 FEET.

BY Associated Press
New York, May 30.-Three new
amateur athletic records We're made
today at the field and track carnival
Of the Irish American Athletic Club
at Celtic Park.
Quinn Henry of Eden, Texas, who
ran unattached, won the special l25
yard scratch dash in - is seconds.
This is new American record; the
old figure Of ~ 2-5 being made at
Berkeley California, % years ago by
Charles a. Sherrll OF Yale and the
New York Athletic club.
Joe Eller OF the Irish American
Club, the champion hurdler, won his
trial and final heats in the $50 yards
hurdle event in 29 is. The former
record OF 81 As has stood since 1889.
The third record TO go was the hop,
step and jump, when worlds Cham
pion Daniel Ahearn beat his own fig
ures twice, finally making so feet, /
inches
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
FORT Smith HANCNAN
PASSES into BEYOND
GEORGE MALEDON, WHEN BUSI-
NESS WAS GOOD, HANGED
FIVE OR SIX 4 DAY.

BY Associated Press.
Fort smith, Ark, May 3O.-George
Maledon, who has record Of SS legal
executions in the United States Court
at this place, is dead Maledon was
official hangman at the L. S. jail here
under various United States marshals
in the long regime Of the late Judge
j. c. Parker, 1870 to 1890, who was
the terror of the bad men OF the In
dian and oklahoma Territories.
Some Of the most noted bandits Of
that then wild and woody neck o'woods
got their final coup from Maledon and
when business was good as 1t usually
was, he hanged five or six a day. His
last execution was that Of Frank Car
Yer, Of Muskogee, who had killed his
wife, Maledon's own daughter.
Maledon was not then official dang
man, having retired after a busy life
at the gallows, but he requested and
was granted the privilege Of officiat-
ing at the departure of his murderous
son-in-lRw.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
THE rule OF reason
TO GOVERN Policies
ANTITRUST METHODS NOT TO BE
TIiWARTED BY DISSENTION
OR by NEW BILLS.


Washington. May 3O,-That the
government means to formulate It's
antitrust policies In accordance with
the "rulc Of reason" as laid down by
the Supreme Court In the Standard
on and Tobacco Trust eases, not
withstandlng tho vigorous disscntlon
Of Justice Harlan and the many bills
introduced In the Senate TO amend
the sherman antitrust law, was
made evident today
Administration officials. after a
duy's consideration and study OF the
tobacco decision, and thorough
comparison with the Standard OH de-
cision were agreed that the rule Of
reason ls no new feature of the
Supreme Courts Interpretation Of the
law.
one member Of the cabinet, whose
views have always been regarded as
obstructing those OF the administra-
ton, made this statement today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
LACK OF BEER MAKES
TANALE SALES SLOW
ONE NENDER SOLD "SIX Reefs
WORT TO ONE JOINT ALL
LAST SUMMER, But NOW

Compared to last summer, the hot
tamalc businoIs in Tulsa is bum.
"They got too particular about sell
ing beer" said one Of the yonders
last night Last summer when they
had good bootlegglng joint some-
times they call me up for bring six
bccts wort Never less than quar-
ter / sold But they don't so many
Of them buy tamaIes now.
sure, bccsincss better In the sum
mcr time. People don't stay out late
at night in the winter. and they don't
got time to stop when it's cold
don't got any keek coming but | sell
lots more tamales when they sell beer.
/ don't care much If they don't buy
80 many In the winter time. ] don't
like to stay out I'm the cold too much"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
DEMOCRATS IN House
ANGER W,J.BRYAN
SAYS TARIFF ON WOOL \ SUFFER-
FUGE-WARNS AGAINST PRO-
TECTNE POLICY DRIFT.

BY Associated Pr'gs.
Washington May 30.-William Jen-
nings Bryan does not Ike the program
Of his party in the House, Today he
criticised It as we'll ls the Democrats
who have agreed to support the re-
vised tariff schedule on wool and
woolens. The criticism was made in
a statement made public to Repre-
sentative Harrison Of New York. De
spite pryan's stand, Chairman Under
wood of the ways and means commit
tee said the revised tariff would pass
the caucus by two thirds vote.
The Democratic voters said MIR,
Bryan, know that all needed revenue
can be raised In less oppressive ways,
They know that the argument that
the tariff on wool is simply revenue,
is merely a subterfugo employed be-
cause those who employ II are asham-
ed to say they favor protection"
Tho Nebraskan warned against the
drift Of Democrats toward a protec-
tive policy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
q CO To
SWAY ELECTION
THEY WILL REMAIN WITH AUTOS
IN COLLlNSNHIE TODAY.
A TAXABLE Difference
Better Roads and Better Connection
With County Scat viii Prove Im-
pOrlnnt Factors.

w J." North, l.. j Martin, Pat
Malloy, Dan Davissoh, A. f. Ault.
Emmot snsIe,, and s.,or,I or,,r ,,-
l,.n,,,,. ,,,,,.u nj. ,............
' '''''' '''''' "''''
~ = '''HnSNlIe yesterday to election
''' J." '"e Roger county annexation
r''P''', %" "n'ch comes to vote to-
way i"' parry OF IuIS'nS VIII re-
''''" oyer '"oay' ana with the four
"u'omooiIes taken with the group,
''' ''"''' 'o''IlSNIIle ana Rogers
'n'| '"''I' l." iH' poIIs'
'"o ISSu' oeiore the residents of
'''se'' '"""tl HNlhE IN the southwest,
'"'"'' -"'''H square miles, Is To annex
'''' S'''l'n 10 Iulsa county The
''eo""h Is polhs heId II pursuance
~" ''' "N requiring a referendum
~ any question Wheh demanded by
80 pI' veIt OF the voters OF the ar
eu,'" ul'" ct' a peutlon was liIed
WIN "overhor Cruce bearing the
n"''''S OF 90 per cent OF the voters OF
ne '''u"n OF rogers county Which
IL 10 vote lo'a|' Governor Cruce then
'al,o" 'ne eI'cuoh'
inc carry indications were that
'"'i' N"'I1 ne no trouhle IN carry
I'e '"e ''ec'lon' put later reports are
,'a' '"'r' may he close hight The
u'S" party however went to COL
hs'''e armed with facts which viii
o'''a'hIy convince the people of the
90, "oil III question that the logical
."'nF lor tnem TO DO Is to come into
ur," |ouH-Y
"e sl'uotioh IN rogers County Is
'""','u ne taxable property Is of
50 n''ie Va'ne that unIess an eXces-
S'Ne ieVy Is maze against the proper
~ o"'erS' tlere Is not enough money
~ 'o,er '"e running expenses the
SITUATION may always De thus. There
seem 90 De no chance for improve
'''o'' 10 make any great improve
i''e"t Woulu require tax levy, which
"'"'u oe more ''ah the already over
'"Neu Peop'e can pear
u '"e people Oh mat section OF the
county COM INTO Tuisa County they
/ WI" Il"u t'lhgS very much different.
J." raise uollar by taxation in Tulsa
Oo"n'S' ulere Is three tlmes as much
/ - Aap'e pro|erly rs there Is In Rogers
county on Whlch to work For In
lance on special levy to build a
orIuge worth $loo'o'O IN Rogers
COUNTY a levy OF nine mills might be
nc. ueu' IN IuI'o county a levy of 3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31

SAVES MS own LlTE BN NOT
THROWING \ BOULDER
The COP WAS CALLED IN
I'm NJ antaG II Naturally lnccnscd by
Seeing Ronc-IIcads Watch Az
Cuslng Label NcndCr.

A ,,,..s..,,.,,. l.,,.. .,,.i,h , LI..,..,t. and
.,,....,.,
''''
WIN "a 'Ilpp''h arm ana "a stool ana
"a little table resting ON the sidewalk,
Whcr" the man sold little Tim name
plates that ;ou put on your grips and
trunks and thtngH got into "a very
naughty disagreement yesterday AFT
ornoon and il brought forth the fol-
lowing out3urst Of Indignation from
q. r. smith, of Atlanta, Ga. who
has recently come to this city. Mr.
smith explained that having come
from the south, things of this sort
naturally have a tendency to arouse
him 10 au,or.
This afternoon witnessed
scene that should cause any self re-
spccting m. n to initiate an ostrich
for shane" | must admit that
never saw It's equal In any other city
in my life
Up in tn alley way across from
The Postal Tclegrahp office, some
meandcriug vcudcr of grip checks ana
other sundry kinds, had ncglcotcd his
stand all tcrnoon around which a
number of messenger boys had gath
cred, and ON said yendcrs return
from whore ! could not say-hc ac-
cus,d n little messenger boy Of talk
ms his neglected property for which
he oudcayorcd to appropritc the boys
bicycle while the sidewalk fitted up
with gaping mcn-sacd bone-hcads to
witness the show
1T gives me an ineNprossible pain
to contemplate the sight Of a bunch
of men gathering together to see an
other Impose on little boy Such
scenes, oh, no, they are not contempt
|lblc, but speak well for the town"
There Is no dorht about the truth
~ what Mr.. Smith says. Tears were
streaking the dust on the checks Of
the messenger chcrub and he was sob
bing out his frank and rather lowly
/ opinion Of the label man. Also the
crowd Of alleged bone-heads was
there.
Now you (sniffle) "lct 90 Of my
wheel tsnliIlD darn You, said
Jimmy Can messenger boys are
named Jimmy)
You're gcin' to stay right here"
said the laucl man. until the police
man comes.
4 didn't steal your old star re-
turned Jimmy desperately Just walt
TN get a nett of this rock" And he
made grab and came up with some
thing hard and white about the size
Of hair II brick. The crowd hurricdly
divided, presumably 50 far as to give
Jimmy more light and to allow him
not 10 maNc a mistake ~ to who
was his enemy.
Then camo an officer Of the law,
Jimmy dropped the rock and the
crowd grew protccungly around him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
city Fathers Mundamuscd

NNNrINl W TTV NWITWI
oklahoma city, May 30.--A writ
of mandamus brought to compel the
present city administration to vacate
the city offices in favor Of the newly
elected mayor and commissioners was
granted today by Judge Oldheld OF
the Superior Court. A stay Of exc
cutlon was granted until Saturday
pending n probable appeal to the Su-
preme Court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
an. 600 NInrch In Pnrndc.

By Associated Press.
New York. May 30.-Ncarly twenty
thousand veterans, National guards
men and marines, marched IN the
Memorial Day parade here today.
Theodore Roosevelt and Governor Dix
were noteworthy participants in the
exercises The day opened with the
Firth Annual Work Horse parade mp
Fifth Avenue. \ thousand Of the
pick Of the city's draught horses par
llelnnted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31

NOT YET TO MEXICO CITY

By Associated Press.
Juorca, May 3O- Before another
month passes, it is probable that
there viii bee changes iu the person.
mel of the governors Of nearly every
one Of the p statcs Of the Mexican
republic This was the declaration
Of Francisco /. Mpdoro, Jr, today to
an Associated Press representative.
tie stated that the installation Of
provisional governors soon would be
followed by state elections,
Originally IL was understood that
the Madorlsts were To name governors
for fourteen states, but more sweep
ing program win he considered in the
future conference between Madero
and Provisional President De La Bar
ra at Mexico city Messages to Ma
dcro from his friends In the now cab
met report perfect accord with the
new president and optimism for
successful administration
Scnur Madcro has repeatedly stat
ed that he cannot leave for Mexico
city until provisional governors have
been Installed In the states Of Goa
huilia, Sonora, Chihuahua and Sim
ola, In the first of these Senior Car
ramba already has been Installed
The Outlool, Imprcsslng.
Mexico city, Mexico, May 3O.--
The paclfication of the country, not
withstanding outbreaks here and
there is progressing to the satisfac-
ton Of the authorities, President de
Ia Barra regards the outlook as inn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
ROOSEVELT DEN0UNCES
false PEACE APOSTLES
PEACE, THE HANDMAID or JUS
TlCE AND GREATER CIVlLl-
ZATiON THAN EVER.

BY Associated Press.
New York, n y, May 0,-Theo-
dore Roose,elt stood beside General
Daniel w Sickles, the only surviving
civilian of he civil War, at Grants
tomb this afternoon ana aroused a
Memorial Day throng to long applause
by denouncrng the false apostles Of
peace"
Mr.. Roose\ cit, however, stated that
peace is tn handmaid Of justice, and
with vigorous gestures he stirred the
gathering to cheers with the declara"
tion that peace Is greater clyilizer
than war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
CRUCES Daughter to Croduolc.

by Asutmtrd Press.
oklahoma CITY, May 30. Governor
Cucc went to Ardmore Monday
morning To attend the high school
commencement exercises at which his
daughter, Miss Lorcua Crucc is a
member of the graduating class
when Miss Crucc is permitted by the
ending of the school year to come To
oklahoma CITY, the governor viii
open hits residence here The resi-
dru,o or g. } Stone, i23 West 18Th
strc.l has been leased for the exec
utiNr mansion The owner is to leave
oklahoma city for period of
months
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31

By Associated Press,
Marsholltown, la, Bay 3O-SiX per-
sons were killed when the Los An
gcles Limited on the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad, racing along
NJ 30 miles an hour went into a ditch
at Chelsea 25 miles east Of here at 3
o'clock this morning. Surgeons and
nurses from here were sent to Chcl-
sea In a special train.
The wreck was due to "A broken
journal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
Pupils At kendall
ARE GIVEN AWARDS
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISE
WILL BE HELD THURSDAY
MORNING AT TEN.

with the commencement Thursday
morning and the Alumni meeting
Thursday afternoon, another years
successful work at Henry Kendall
College viii have been brought to a
close. This year has been the second
under the guidance OF Dr. S, X, Cor
don, the president OF the institution
The head of the college will give di-
plomas OF graduation on commence
ment day To two graduates OF the
college of liberal arts, Paul Wilson
and Albion Robertson graduating,
The commencement is to take
place Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock.
other than an Grafton By each of the
two graduates, and the presentation
Of the diplomas there viii be no
special program.
It has been "A busy week at Kendall
College Friday night the com
mcnccmcnt for the academy and de
partmcnt of music was held, Chester
Thomas and Marie Whithill gradu-
ating from the academy and Marie
Whitchill and Mabel Doanc Monday
night the president of the college, Dr.
s. Il. Gordon ana Mrs. Gordon enter
tanned the graduates, the faculty and
all students of the college at their
home Last night was contest night,
students In the college and academy
and musical department competing
for the various prizes offered for eX-
cclloucc I'm work Tonight is the an
nual concert OF the conservatory of
music, in which students who have
proved themselves as topnotchcrs,
viii perform.
There We're i've contests held last
night The Han prizes of SO for
the best and $40 for the next best
solos by musical department students
were awarded to Mrs. William Frost
and Albion Robertson respectively
In this contest were entered Mrs. G.
f. Bcrryhil, Mrs l. j. Mills, Frank
DAVIDSON Lois Sisson, Mrs. G. j. san
trock, Robert Purdy Mrs William
Harrison Mrs william Frost, Luther
Wells, Roba Ellington and Albion
Robertson.
ne "'','' I,"' 'on',S' was won y,
N'''u, "DUe'''o" ~, VIZ" - - N"'s ~
'''"""' i"''' WV WIZ VI. "''y
.ouP',''oIS io' t',' pitN'S VI D anu
~ o'.','' '' '"' "''h"' N'o''''"s
'om,p'"S' ,,o o..
Il, ',a'loM p'i"o VI tiV anu ~
''' Sup,r'''i's u, P'','' p''''',s VIZ
W." W .""N",, "'''! 'D'''' an" MAUI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
-Four Perish In Fire.

by Associated Press.
Nelson, British Columbia, May 30,
Fire at Silyerton, Il. c. destroyed
an entire business block today and
caused the death Of at least four per-
sons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
In the Southland.

By Associated Press
Atlanta, Ca, May 3O,-Thc blue
and the gray In many villages and
cities iu the far South Joined today IN
tho memory Of the Union soldiers
buricd ON the Dixie battlefield
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
"K o." Brown Again.

B, Associated Press
Albany n. Y, May cO..--"Knock-
out Brown knocked out Jcanny Allen
Of Philadelphia In the second round
OF ten round bout here tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
ncnccn Rcyiews Parade.

ny Associated Press
Chicago, H., M2y 3O.--Mnxor Har-
rison md Governor Den PScyiewed
todayF parade Of uhou%S 81 @. A. r..
veterans. Elghty-siX cemeteries VIII
be visited and sixty-seven hundred
graves Of the Union soldiers decorated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
THE MltNrllItR

BY AssoIuItd pfosa
Washington, May 3O.-- oklahoma
fair without much change IN temper.
aturc Wednesday ana ThursdaN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
now FOR SANENESS
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
EIGHT NOUNGSTFRS GET SMOOTH
BORE CANYON NOT NND ONES
THUMB SLIPS.

BY Associated Press.
Monongah, May 30.-Charles
Gibson, % years old Is dying, the re-
suit Of being shot through the body
with a gas pipe ram rod from an old
smooth bore cannon Earl MARSHALL
IL years old, has his right thumb torn
of Alfred Wilson aged 10, his cloth
ing burned from his body and his ear
drums fractured; while Charles steel
and Joseph Marshall, is years old,
ana three others, were seriously burn
cd as thc result of a Memorial Day
accident here today.
Following a time honorcd custom
the boys went to the cemetery to fire
a sunrise s1'utc to Memorial Day.
Eight shots mad ooon fired, Smoke,
blue powder smoke hung about the
tombstones, and the old gun was hot.
Gibson was tamping In the ninth
charge, wnllt Earl Marshall with his
thumb plugged the firing hole in the
breech.
Marshall's thumb slipped, and the
gun went off. throwing Gibson's body
2j feet, the 'amrod tearing "A hole in
the body.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-31
EWARD
4

ccessful
hi
Longest,
THREE
inter
return
trength
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-26

Rose Lane pressed her uncle's hand
and looked pleadingly at the state Of
fetal as though duplicating his fur
Their aid for the prisoner. Tie lieu
tenant governor was responsive to the
fair young girls influence, and after
a pause he spoke the words that We're
to fill with a new hope the tortured
soul of Jimmy Valentine.
Tell your lawyer 70 apply for a
pardon. / promise you he shall have
every possible assistance in his effort
TO secure it,"
Thank you, sir; thank you," muir
INJURED the prisoner gratefully, but his
eyes turned involuntarily TO those of
the girl, who he well knew was really
responsible for his new opportunity.
"And you can thank my niece, too,
added Fay.
~ thank her most deeply"
'Thats ALL" said Fay, moving away
and reckoning TO Rose.
Valentine started as though 10 60
through the door leading TO the cell