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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-29
THE MARKETS.
Observation-Disclosures
Cotton ir Slight Gain.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-After maxi
ing new low records for the season
early today, owing to the continued
reports of freer southern spot offer
ings, the cotton market rallied on COW
ering, and closed very steady at a
opening was steady, at an advance
of points to a decline of / point,
with December points higher on
covering by scattered shorts, and In
sympathy with rather steadier cables
than looked for There were south
ern selling orders in the market, how
ever. the circulation of December no.
tices estimated at about $4,000 bales
appeared to be causing some liquida-
ton by trailing longs, and the whole
list turned easier right after the call
under the offerings from the south.
December broke from 9.02c to sole,
and the general list sold from to
points lower during the middle of the
morning, but around this level COW
ering of shorts, a moderate demand
from trade sources and little buy
ing here against sales In Liverpool
proved sufficient to check the de-
cline. Texas people were credited
with selling here during the day and
wires were received from the south
west claiming increased pressure OF
low grade cotton against the mar
ket. The estimates Of 1873 members
of the New York cotton exchange
compiled late yesterday range from
1895, 600 to 100000 bales for the
commercial year and averaged 10.
$4,000.
Receipts today, 100000 bales,
against 99,iSs last week and 8S.150
last year. For the week, $4,000
against 4S7,761 last week and 49,
567 last week. Today's receipt at
New Orleans. lO,0O7. against 2O.473|
last year, and at Houston zO,S47|
against 1S.049 last year.
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1--we stock I'm Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2S.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1000 including 500 south
erns; market for beef steers 10N 1jc
higher; other cattle strong 10 l0c
higher; dressed beef and export
steers, s6.65GS.75; western steers
$4,000 $50; stockers, s4.40 ~ $500
southern steers. sS.75d 800; southern
cows, sv.O0 n 4.25; native COWS, $3.50
d5.50: native helfers. $500 ft4.G5;
bulls, s3.25@ AIS; calves, si00 q
100.
Receipts. 10000; market
to SC lower: bulk Of sales, $3.50 ~
6.s5: heavy, $40; pack n and
butchers. ss.10G6So; lights. $500 W
G.15; pigs, s4.15d 5.25.
sheep-Receipts. 1890; market i0c
higher; muttons. sS.25g5,s9; year
lings. sS.s0g AIS. wethers. sa.00 %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-29
Improbable. and would be especially

Improbable. and would be especially
so with corn at the present price.
Aside from this, corn alone is too fat
tening a food for growing pigs. and II
Is necessary to supplement IL with
one or more Of the many feeds rich
In protein in order to bring about
growth and bone development.
OF these highly nltrogenous feeds
tankage has been found to be one Of
the best for balancing up the swine
ration. and is rapidly gaining In IA
vor with the park producer Mid
dllngs is another important feed to
be considered by the swine grower,
In fact, II has come to have an unsur-
passed reputation for hog breeding.
especially for young animals In the
early stage of fattening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-29

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.--For the first
time in several weeks May wheat to-
day sold at less than a douar a
bushel. Determined ralding by the
bears dislodged important stop-loss
order and left the market at the close
weak. Latest trades were / 1-Sc to
u c under last night.
Corn finished Lice to Y a 5-Sc
down.
oats were off 1-Sc to 1-4D3-Sc.
Provisions were 2hc to 121sc low
er in cost.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-29

The Wisconsin Experiment Station
has done some work in the way of
comparing corn and middlings. II
was found that when the two were
used together in the same rations
gains were produced 20 per cent
more economically than with mid
ding alone and also that middlings
We're more profitable feed than
corn when few alone.
IL Is usually the case that when
feeds are camhined properly they
make more palatable feed and one
that can be fed with the least waste
Of material and energy, and produce
the best effects upon the carcass. Phis
Is the problem the producer has to
face.
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S.6O ewes, $2.50@ $50; stockers,
$2.OO@3.75.
1--we Stock In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-Cattle--Re
ceipts, 5000; market weak; beeves,
$4.i0@9.00; Texas steers, $500 AZ
$50; western steers, SA40@ 1880;
st6ckers, s2.9C@ 5.65; cows and heif-
ers, $500 $50; calves, $500 500.
Hogs Receipts, $4,000; market ac-
tive at opening prices; light $1,000
6.15; mixed. $5,SO@6.35; heavy $5.S5
@6.4O; rough, $685. Cos; good to
choice heavy, $6.05QG.4O; pigs, $IOO
$40; bulk IF sales, s5.9006.20.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000; market
strong; western. s2,40Q 3.S5; year
lings, $3.65 4.65; lambs, native, $3.50
@565; western, $3.50@5.60.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-29

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2S.-Spot
cotton steady, is lower; sales on the
spot. 129 bales; to arrive Z IL.
Low ordinary 5 GIG nominal; ordi-
nary 6 3-S nominal; good ordinary
7 1916; strict good ordinary 1916;
low middling s 12; strict low mid
ding rs; middllng IA; strict
middling 0 1-2; good midling . 5-4;
strict good middlng 8 1916; mid
ding fair 10 Ia; middling fair to
fair 10 SIS; fair lie nominal; re-
ceipts 10,007; stock 202,225.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-29
MISCREANTS WRECK 4 TRAIN
Fireman Killed and Passengers arc
Badly Bruised.

sHREVESPORT, La, Nov. 81
Shortly after noon today a passenger
train on the Louisiana q Arkansas
railroad Frlsco system) running be-
tween this city and Minden, La, ran
into an open switch hitting a string
Of freight cars, and killing Fireman
James S. Prce. Several passengers
were slightly bruised but none SER
iously hurt.
The wreck of the train was the
work Of miscreants, the switch hav-
ing been thrown open and left locked
after the passage of a train which
passed the spot six miles from Shrevc.
port, a couple Of hours before.
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Uattening Swine.

Corn, as IS well known has always
been the standard food for hogs.
II has been the basis of a majority
Of rations for growing and fattening
swine. and in some sections of the
country often makes up the whole
ration. This, however, has been found
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TO TRADE.

TO TRADE FOR AUTOMOBILE
One upright grand piano. cost $3.50.
One lot in Monet, Mo-, worth $3.50.
10 cigar trade machines, holds to G
boxes Sc and 10c cigars; cost $1,000.
VIII trade part or all for runabout
or touring car in good shape. Call
on or address Southwest Colonization
Sapulpa, Okla. los N Main
street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-29
Cotton in Galveston.

GALVESTON. Texas, Nov. 2S.-Cot-
ton-Quiet; middling 9hc; net and
gross receipts, 4O,24S bales; sales, L.
OS5 bales; stock, 345,907 bales; con-
tinent, 1929 bales.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-29

SUBURBAN home at bargain.
Here's your chance to get away from
high taxes, close quarters, expensive
living, noisy streets; five acres; pas
ture for COW and horse, plenty of fruit
coming on: apples, peaches, pears,
gooseberries, raspberries, blackberries,
plums. cherries Strawberries, ana
grapes; fine garden soil; six-room
house, gas heated and lighted; bath;
private water works; cemented front
porch; sore aned back porch; large
barn; chicken house; engine and pump
wire, daily mail. Everything new.
Yours for original cost and I'll throw
in my labor free. Do business in
town; make your living off the place;
enjoy city advantages and country
privileges. s4,S0O; terms given on
part. See owner on place. Oakview,
one-half mile east of Orcutt lake.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-29

40 acres vi Chelsea shallow oil
field, 80 acres of good land and bal
ance timber; we can sell this before
Dec. I, 1911 for $400. Now If you are
any kind Of a speculator at all you
better get busy at once. Cunningham
and Bunch. Phone SIC.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

DON'T read this unless you want
to save money and place a part OF
your salary or income where 1t will
bring you 20 per cent. Perhaps you are
now paying 20 per cent on someone
else's investment. Why not turn the
tables? Own your own home and let
the other fellow pay you besides. We
have two good broom houses, plen-
ty of water, one block of asphalt
street, two blocks Of car line, s blocks
from Main street, that we can sell
you for 1900 and they rent for $25.
Figure it yourself-then make a
small payment and secure easy terms
on the balance. See Powers Realty
Co., southwest corner First and Main.
Phone 11l3.
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REAL ESTATE.
BulHlgJaI@W For
lrp@dg

have sl,40O equity in one Of the
most attractive homes In the city; Q
beautiful decorated rooms; modern In
every respect; fine location, not far
out. | viii sell this property at a
sacrifice price for part cash and take
In a vacant lot in the north or south
part OF the city. II a trade Of this
kind appeals to you answer, giving
the location of your lot. No. SO, care
World,
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Saving Prices on Meats.

The reason we can make such low
prices on Meats is this: Our mar
ket is operated in connection with
our grocery, having no rent and small
expenses. You get the benefit.
Porterhouse, T-Bone, Sirloin
and Round Steaks. per ID 80. .i5c
Prime Rib Roasts, ID. ........f f5c
Pork Chops, per ID. ...........f .f5c
Pork Roasts, per ID. ......... .12Hc
Veal Chops. per lb. $50
Veal Roasts, per lb. 12Kc
Chuck Roasts, per lb. ........1 .1Oc
Boiling Beef, per lb. SC
Hamburger Steak, per lb. f2Hc
Breakfast Bacon, lb. ............. zoe
Dry Salt Pork, lb. -. ......... 10c
3-lb. Pail Tulsa Lard ........... $50
5-lb. Pail Tulsa Lard ........ 500
lob. Pail Tulsa Lard ......, S1.05
2i WEST SECOND ST.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-29

Mrs. Sarah Tanner, piano teacher,
will come to home. Phone, black 3S3.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

line. 10 Ia North Main street. Room
IT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07

These bonds aFe payable as o 'U-
ierest aua principal oHg o ihe Pah
lic Building tina ot ;ae state of 0k
lah0ma, arising from the salt 0r
rental Ut Section Ss, 81 tle state
school land $3.50 e good ialili 81
the state og 0klah0ma ~ 0leHnts
Hsedged " administer tAc fraat.
@AlrA Is created hs tAe terms gf ha
Enabling act and he Constitution.
he pi0cea of the safe 0i t8ssA
lands are 81 BIZ used Sol b iW tHe
construction 81 na8llo haiAsnaf Af0f
she several institutions of giit y e.
They are payable AZ the Office 9t
the state treRsuFer or at he ascal
aEeneg Of tle stats .n NaN 30
City
Tlese h0nds wil By reaag fgr le.
Livery Mas + 1871, ana cannot 3e
sold for less tlsu paI aud aeefuea
Ailrrest They axe nUnNaNaNla ih
Oklahoma. are proper iayesfmcltz
iof ta surplus ot state banks tr48t
and insurance companies oi flis
state. and ara legaa collateral ioE ie
posts of all state ana municipal
funds.
All bios shall he accompanied 81
j deposit ii cash of 4 certified CHECK
uf some responsible banking instisa
tsnn FOR g nor rrn N fhr amoant q
aid The efafe reserves lhe rl.IlL M
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WANTS
CLASSIFIED
LEGAL NOTICE


sseietaft of the state Bsard 0f Agf4-
salture by the auashn wH committee
t9r tHe boring ~ aresiaH wells ia te
eolnties ~ Beaver Texas ana cinaa on
p tae state 81 oaiaAoma said wells io
be bored ou the following JescaI7ed
sections II land n SAID counties aa
follows
Section si&leen lsf Township ore fll.
Range uiae fs) + &. 81.
Section sixteen lG, Township three
t5l, Range fse 5) L. Nj.
Section sixteen tl5l Township three
fSl, Range one (ll, r. G. ST.
Section thirtF-six 1861 Township one
ti). Range twelve fiz}. u. g. 81
Section thirty-four $50. township i've
f5l' Range seventeen G7). Il. g. NJ.
Section sixteen ts). rowAs8it three
f2l Range fiftaen nsy f. q. MI
Section sixteen nsl. Township five
t5i Range twenty-five C22l u. q MI
Section thiriy-six (3g). Township three
f2) Range tweniy-si1 t2sG E, e. N.
House Bli Ne 30. passed by tic last
Legislature provides that deep well be
bored on each or .he above described
sections and also proyides that ille sum
y not % exceed Five Thousand ts5 000. .8sl
Dollars i 10 be expended Oh each wcn
We therefore desire b receive bids "
either " aii Of the following plans
Flrs How deer you can dig eacn y
/ the above wells the bidder to p8y al
8
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BASEBALL RESULTS

special 70 the Daily Leader
OAlaioma C1F Okla April
Charters were is ucl % haa cofp9r
ati0n
CAesuW Oa compaHr b. Tai.a.
apital Sl00eg dlFec 9rs r. 4. ada
Fl p Cr0weN ana albert Brown aA
VI Tulsa
Coweu-haapp cOmyany of slaw-
nee fadrertslng, sign and bin b0ard1
capital sl0G09 directors. Nathan
cowen G + Cowen and George -
Knapp ali Of Shawnee
Uzema company 0f Oklahoma sing
capital $1,000 directors, NJ Darling
y Darling and G o WOODWORK
First Gnitea Brethren chnreh, uG
Hartvilie. trustees r. W. Richards.
81 4 Ball G. W Ball. Cleo Wri44f
ana , g. Richards. all 0f Hardes,g
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tFrs' published in Gosbrte nayy Leadat
Apiil /. lalfJ,
NOTICE 10 coNTRAcToRs
ihe college CommHtee 10 $50 okia-
houa state Board Of Agriculture VIII
receive scaled proposals III the 0gfir of
the seereigry of tie Oklahoma state
Board of Agriculture "a Oklahoma civ
Oklahoma uatA twelve O'Clock noon
April 2S. isli for tae construction of
siock pavilion on the grounds Of the
-0blahona Agricultural ana Mechanical
College, saltwater oklahoma. "a cost
approximately Sl5,me09 Plans ard
specifications may ba seen al tbe office
q the seefetars Of the Oklahoma safe
Board of Agriculture. Oklahoma CITY
Oklahoma
Prospective bidders may obtain eac SEES
of plans and specifications Oh ana after
Monday Aprl lS laii by 1eposlting
with tie Secretary 0f TIE Oklahoma
state Board ~ Agriculture a certified
check FOR $1,000
Payment for the above building win
Dc made either ID cash o. public
building fund warrants bearing per
cent. interest TIE Oklahoma state
Board q Agriculture reserving ne
right % pay any 81 sH estimates ri
cash. ana tie bidders for the contract
must govern themselves accordiagis ana
Indicate tha amount og bid basod on
cash and oH warrant payments.
respectively. THE CONTRACT win contain
i clause conditioning payment as above
Tie proposal shouid he enclosed u a
scaled envelope and marked Bld fgr the
construction o. stock Pavilion. oud adj
dressed to 'he College Committee Of ihe
state BOARD of Agriculture. oklahoma
City Oklahoma
The College Committee of t1e DAla-
homa state Board Of Agrlcuitur@ re-
serves TIE gighi d reject auy aud ali
bids. ) G ELLIOTT
Chairman
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auslnrss Personal.

sass~'aAsase
% the 8aN ieio4cal araH
WbieH meeiiuE H'h HieH Haf
Mua sNemessf 30 cHaiN@ aaa.
Son iN tbe cieH c Hofl3 a
fer addressed Nature Creation b#
loyef C0lambH q 8Ill 0r.ue af
itfplags withp9 e5eHse
ti0u
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Lincoln, Neb April THE Sec
and sqnad ot the Chicago Americans
defeated the local Wcsiera leagaers
aefe, 6 40 4
Score RH VI
hrag0 white Soz NO ~ & iG 2
iucgln AZ
Batteries White. scott and Bl0ck
hnapp aud Stfatt0n
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suslnEsa opPoRrunIrIEs

es~-~--~.-~s-a~.~-4@~~--r
an Intelligent person may earn &lpt
monthly corresponding ior ncMa
aaperE. $50 eanvaasins 5eua sof
particulars Press Syndicate. cos.
fockport. n
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Steliaa Z. Fef Hf i,s ennt9H 0t t-f
public heaWh pea aHa fet ap
emsrseue Is aefeb daelae ei t8 exist %"
nil'eu aet0Bnt tit.e afafAHHeo Aat t4ite
fi'rc asa Ae rs foga 'wn as8 aler ita
Iinaai a publication
ra3 s. t coauetL ana approved
y e Mayor fna sIh aaf of Arsa A
U lyA
Isl e rARQEnARsUN
Mfr
ATTEsT
GRANT N. IGANf0Ra
Cag effk
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tFirsl published III Badly Lealer
April s. 1919
Sale OF state OF Oklahoma puoiic
Buudinu Bonds

lahoma viii receive sealed bids az sis
office iu Oklahoma City, for ALL 3T
any portion thereof 81 $7Jg,000Wt
Hublle building rund bonds, null f
p H.. Nav list 1913
SAID bonds ave coupon in form FH8
Hraf iHlei1s at lhe rate Oh gef
cent pcr annnm payable on tie hlst
La1s on May an November OH eaciG
year fher are of the denomination
s5No 90 siNeg8 a0d s50H0 and 9ge
ifsuei iu ihc tUlg0Aiue series
snEinH
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LOST AND FOUND.
TOWEL suPpIY

J. p. GRAYS, Proprietor
Towels and aprons Of all kinds tarn-
ished at very reasonablep rice, See
me before sou buy D Grays.
me before yOu buy D GRAYS.
PHONE no. Gl0
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WANTS
II CLASSIFIED


~
lelec amy Or ALI bids
Printed copy of las and circ at
forwarded on application
ROBERT DUNLOP.
Treasurer of the State OF Oklahoma
Oklahoma City. q 5. a.
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NO TLE TO aUH9LRIbER5
Til the event Oh delivery being im.
Iperfect. or paper being lulled, twisted
|cr mutilated. subscribers are urged
10 make immediate complaint to the
spsipess office Id person. by telephone
g4mal
Mail subscribers should examine the
eaufess OH The label Of their paper
IL ghows when subscriptions expire
Wien you remit the label Is changed
If not notify this office. II YOU wish
ypgir subscription discontinued write
tlie Offiee otherwise the paper viii be
Antinued ln changing addresses
I've both old and new address.
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Kansas Clty Mo- April T-lnuieli
the pitcher secured from the TEXAS
league las season, openei the gaiie
gur the visiting second team of tue
Detroit Americans, and w0a, Is 70 Z.
score RlI MI
Detroit Americans .s...s. t3 l9 5
Kansas City ........4 2 Al
Batteries Londel. Works ard
Scemid aud Beesena0ri Owen. Sci
beri and James
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NJ Official Paper of constitutional
Mnysntion
Official State Paper
M lBy Enactment Of constitutional
Cpnyention)
official Journal Or the Constitution
page 30 2 Resolved, That The Gutn.
f!p Daily Leader Dc declared the Of
firial paper Of the state OF Oklahoma.
1dppted.
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.


Notice is herby giten hal scaled
hids will Be received al The office OF
the City Cierk. Guthrie Oklahoma.
'unHl 5 o'clock mg April 6tp, 1911.
tea the construction ol Cement Ide-
walks a9uttiug she following dcsefia-
ed bids
Lots. lHuck sub Division
i9lf Is Sc ~ Is 23 Guthrie proper
taif 4T West Guthrie
'i t3 "A l5 tg Il Is -
t11 IN a2 22 E8 Capital ilii
sI2s45 s4 West Gutarle
lf2 SS Nest @qtaTie
jl 82 West Guthrie
Work 10 be d0ue ia accordance
vith tAe specifications on file win
( tAe CHS Engineer
AN bids 10 9e accompanied be- q
lcerfiIie3 cheek to ,ae amount Of Five
! por cent of the bid
The eilY reserves the rigat q re.
jegt any aud All hils
This. bv order Of the coa4eii'
March 10th, 1914
GRANT B HANFORD.
City Clerk,
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HELP MANTEn--MALE


LEARN Automobile business. NE
teach you al home Get yCu S25U0
weekly Job $1,000 TAiie learning
Rochester Auto School, 765 Rochester
" u
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PATENTS
LEGAL NOTICE

SAN Antouio. Texas, April ist, l9ll
Sealed proposals 9.ll be received here
until II o0 8. d.. Ma} 1911 Tor luf-
nishing incl forage stray blacksmith
coal and mineral Oh al posts lu tue
Department 90 feAas. during the fie.
cal year beginning July T. 1915 d.
formation furnished on application
col Jno l. Clen, Chief Qiafteraas
ter
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WANT
CLASSIFIED
nELp WANTEp--EEMALf


WANTED Ladies to learn hairdress-
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Touring, facial massage. electrolgsis
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saves time Catalogue free Moler
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WOMEN Sell guaranteed nose: 10
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Full OF part time Beginners lnyesti-
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LADIES May earn good pay copying
addresses. etc, at home in spare
time Particulars Free. G. H.
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sN4t fsts9llaiMa n tas4 Of~A l.easleg
AHFll y 1911,
ORDINANCE no. 1871
80 rsssy4fN tfftf, rsH.4rlttttnff tan f.fgi .
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WANTED-Men 10 learn the barber
trade Positions waiting ln addi.
lion to good salary, commission and
iips amount to more than MOST men
earn Our copyrighted charts and dia-
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sFggss pabiished in Gaearie DAiss Lea4Sr
Ap4ii Il iaila
NOTICE TO cos TsAcT1Rs
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Hard Hitting Goes for Nothing,
and the PhiIIies Win.

Philadelphia, May 4-The Philadelphia
ponnant leaders thrust Bill Dahlen's super
has further into the mire Of last place and
shut them out in a fast game here to-day
by the score Of to 0. The victory of the
Philles was marked by the first appear
ance of Chalmers in a big league game
After the first inning, IN which he showed
signs OF a nervous blow-up the boy twirled
in good form. He faced many problems
but surmounted them all in faultlcss style.
Chalmers was opposed by Ragon. also
recruit, and had the better OF the battle
He held the Superbas TO seven hits, famed
six OF them and passed only four men TO
first Dahlen's men hit the ball hard, but
TO no avail Doubles by Meyers, Hummel
and Daubert and 4 three-bagger by COul-
son went for nothing, as Chalmers proved
his gameness. and the succeeding batsmen
were as putty in his hands
The Philies. too, had their eyes on the
ball. They made nine hits off Ragons de-
livery and drew seven free passes 10 first
The Philles sewed the game up in the
first inning. Welchonce opened with dou-
bic TO right. Knabe sent him to third with
drive 10 centre and took second base on
the throw in. Lobert drove out a long fly
to Couison and Welchonce scored, while
knabe took third Sherwood Magee then
scored Knabe with a double To left field
After that it was easy sailing. as the visi-
tors were unable TO take advantage of their
opportunities The score follows.