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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-11

bile, n piano, a diamond ring or a
gold watch. Yesterday is gone, to-
morrow may never come. If you are
in the race to win. today is the time
TO get busy.
In the Sunday World will be In
cluded four page supplement which
viii contain every detail Of the con.
test proposition, full information
about the three automobiles and the
other prizes, how to enter and how to
win and every detail that YOU may not
know now. Watch for this four page
supplement and read it carefully and
then preserve 1t for future reference
so that you can look through it at
any time you wish. The contest man
ger and his assistants will be glad TO
call on any contestant or any pros
pective contestant and explain the
contest fully. Just phone the office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-11
Childcrs Case u Mistriai.

LEESBURG, Ga, Nov. 11.-A mis-
trial resulted In the case of Mort S.
Childers, charged with killing his
wife 10y administering poison when
the jury reported late this Afternoon
that they were unable to reach ver-
diet after considering the evidence
since . o'clock last night, The trial
goes over to the May term of court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-11

Frisco and Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe Joined In through seryice
TO California by way Of Alberquerque
and NojaVo. the line between these
two points being known as the Allan
tic and Pacific Western division.
Since then the Frisco mileage has
grown from hundreds to thousands Of
miles, and the territory which the new
service VIII penetrate has undergone
the transition from territories to
states. "The California Express"
beginning on November ~, will leave
81. Louis daily at 1880 y. m, the
entire equipment running solid to
Waynoka, okla, and through Tulsa,
this being the only stop-oyer point on
the line in the state Of oklahoma.
Thwart- Dlsagreeabiencss.
One standard drawing room sleeper
and one tourist sleeper from this
train will be taken up by the Santa
Fe at Waynoka and continued to Los
Angeles. The Belen cutoff Of the
Santa Fe viii be used, which gives
the new low altitude route to Cali
fornia, a feature undoubtedly APP
preciated by many who have found
the old route to California, via Ration
and Glorietta. with their high alti-
tudes disagreeable.
A Modern Equipment.
The equipment in the new service
will be modern in every particular;
the coaches of steel constrJ rtion,
with wide aisles, perfect ventilation,
electric lights and electric fans. The
sleeping cars will be equipped with
dental lavatories and the Garland
ventiating system. Harvey meals
will be served and II will no doubt be
deemed advisable in the near future
to install Harvey eating ohuse at
Tulsa. This service adds much to
the territory of ST. Louis, Tulsa and
other cities along the route, and Will,
indeed, be new line across the con-
tinent.
Connection with NIamnbIG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-11
Indians May Organize, Too.

SPOKANE, Wash. Nov, iO.-or-
ganization Of all North America In
dlans into a national brotherhood in
eended to use Its political influence
in national elections will he attempted
this winter. All tribes are asked to
send two or more representatives TO
u convention In Washington.
Big Bear is the proposer Of the
plan. Congress will be memorialized
by at least eight northwestern tribes
which desire control of their tribal
property.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-11
Without Fail.

This morning, promptly at 9 o'clock,
starts the greatest sale ever seen in
Tulsa. The entire force is working
till late at night, getting goods in
order for grand opening of largest
shipment of mems and ladies' cloth
ing ever sent to Tulsa. Prices Will
surprise you. Lyn Bros, Chicago
made clothing for boys and girls, all
go in this sale. Carload, after carload
of fine goods now on sale at ia Main
street, the Union, the newest stort
in Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-11

Jewelry with a rep
utation at a price
which will make
you a permanent
customer. /: :
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-11

Mr.. II. S. Allen has secured n loca-
tion In the new Cogswell building, at
Ala North Main, where he today
opens a new grocery store with new
stock throughout. Your patronage
will be appreciated. We will be pleased
to have you visit our store at any
time. adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-11

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9.-"Dixie Kid"
the negro welterweight, tonight
knocked out Johnnie Summers, tho
British fighter, in the second round
of scheduled twenty-round contest
for the weterweight championship Of
the world.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-11
NEW SERVICE 70
BEGIN ON MONDAY
TRANS CONTINENTAL TRAINS
WILL THEN BEGIN PLYING
THROUGH TULSA.
A WONDERFUL TRANSITION
High Altitude West of Here VIII BE
Elininatcd-This City ONLY
stopovcr in State.

Withthe passage through Tulsa on
next Monday OF the first transconti-
mental passenger train ever run over
the low altitude route. history re-
peats itself. Twenty years ago the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-11
But IL Needs IL,

Chicago is cleaning up again. Chi
cago is a good deal like the man who
takes a bath once a year whether he
needs it or not.-Milwaukee Journal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-11
A Modern Equipment.
Connection With Memphis.

From Memphis, a tourist sleeper
will leave Tuesdays and Fridays at
s:25 p. m., connecting with the Cali
fornia Express at Springfield, and
running through from Memphis to
San Francisco without change. From
Birmingham the Southeastern limited,
leaving Birmingham at 1880 p. m,
daily, handles drawing room sleeper
from Memphis to Springfield, and
makes connections at Springfield with
the California Express where pas
sengers may transfer to it.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-12
(anegelegrap6


Diesp, gaI.. II. DECEMBER.
Der 35ilbrige 5pbn ReDonalo, Der
cus Clipper. Waib., itammsn uno iriis
herer Bunoesfoloat isin min, fpurbe
Don 9pnord. lIntsr:dlifornien, mad
eniendoo sebra&t. I'm ols Spion pros
3efiirt 3u fDerbeu.
WeTonatb matte am poriaen DON.
neriiog Mbeno in .inem Giienbohn.
Eager fem Griheinsr. Or mar i'm ge.
| iise Don 5tpei JIinten uno Wsunitipn
uno be6oupists. baB ibm In Mserito
Nrheit peripro6tn iporben lei. CT
tuurbe Bon OenDormsn Derbaftet uno
noh 1rnOro gei6afft. Ger amerituui.
| fhe aonfuI In Gnienooa tpirb ii4 isi>
ner onntbmen.
8ur 4ufI0fuHg besSabats
trufts.
Qerinetpn, &p.. IL. Dss. Die
Mmerieon1 9obaeo Co. trdnsferirte
Montng infols. Der Dberbunbesase
riftss sGnsiheioung ibre biriaen brsi
sspaltigen 5abatnisoerlneen an bic
.aigsett & W.psr Co. bon ct.
Qouis, Wo. Sn ben uebertrasungss
papisren beibt er, oaB be 9ransfsri,
rurs ssgtn 3ohIuHs BON 81 unb ans
bertNebingungsn porsenomnlen lDuroe.
Ureisefprohen.
pbiIobeIpbia. pn., IL. Deg.
Der prOstb ssssn sri. 6arriet De-
Mitt BON Cation, pa. tpeIte on Hep.
GImer 6. Snpber, esffen Satin, uno
einige ieiner 9a9barn nnnonnme
9ritfe ifmusiesn SnbaIts seihrie6en
bnbtn fon. ipurbs Wsontog abrupt
gum abfhIub ssbraht. Die Rssiss
runa rerfuhts probsn Der 6anMhrift
BON s5rI. De gDitt als geip<ismoterial
AZ benuben. .tpas bon Ri1ter Wrphers
ION nibt augelniIen purbe. Die Re-
aierungBsNnip1Ite tpdren bdburm g.s
5fpunatn, be Nnilaee fallen au IGffen
unb Die DtWits ipllrot frtigeiprc6en.
Dpnu nit sefunben.
2osMngeIes, Gol., il. Des.-
Gin Cad, Der 5ebn pfuHb Dpnamii.
nnseFdbr 200 CUB 3iinbfhnur unb
cine Nnsohl 3iinobiithtn entbielt.
ipuroe oin Wontas Wsor9en BON aipsi
stnabtn IN einem Gang etfunbtn, Der
nd9 bsm Mai6snsnraum sinst Mai&s
Isafeti N5ttss !. \
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-12
Cincinnati. 0ienitag. ben r. oesember 1911

England CUR Golse bate, lief am
Montaa TIM bieiigen 0ofen Elm, um
SfobIen su faKen. Der areu8er niro
am Dienitas feline Jdbrt mad Deutf6s
lanb fDriieBen.
|Das Iusmeifungsbetret
5uru dgtnDmmen.
RonHantinopeI, IL. 8esbr.
De tiirfif9e Regierung bat ben Be-
fehI tDieber riidg6ngis eema9t, unter
benz ale Jtuliener aus Smprna auss
gefpieien fperben ionten, Gs aefhab
biss auf bic Repr6fentatioutn bon
Dsutihlonb bin. Gte peigerte iih
ober, ben gefebl riidednsig su ma
DEN. bemSufolge bie Jtalt.ner aus benz
G<btete In Der gegenb Der Doroanel,
len, bsr ga1ipoIi Qalbinfsl unb an,
oeren bsfeitisien pIdben ausg.pieien
uerben. -
Rein Repes IN bdnger.
Werito, IL. Dessmb.r. gmitip
0asque5 Gouea, Der ftiiber. staatse
fefstdr oes Jnnern, Der Ii3 benz
General Rsbes unb emilio 2apa.e
anssihlofen baben fplI, Inn bic Wsoz
oeros4bminiitration 5u itiiraen, pe-z
fi4srt tn .inem offenen Gar.iben, bas
nnterm 5. DECEMBER aus Gan 4ntos
nio batirt lit, bdb er abiolut NIT
Repts nt6is gu tbun babe. Ias
S6reiben ftlieBt NIT ben Worten:
rSn gutter qbiiht fir all. unb obne
irgenb peIde b0ien GsIiunungsu aes
gen irgeub ismanbsH, iperbe ih uns
tpanoelbdr Elm 4ntisReniit bIsi6sn."
Der Fr6nungs.9urbar tn
Oelbi.
DsIbi, SRbisn, Il. Des. Der
grobe Dur6ar su Gbren Der Rr0nung
bts aoniss Geors gum EuiIsr pon
Jnoien tpiro an Gldn3 bsbeutsno ben
Ourbar pom Sabre 1903 absrtrfsfsn,
als Der a6nis gbudrb gum aqifer Don
5Hoisn protlamirt rpurbe. 9sr a0nio
nnb bic aOnisin baben bersits an pie
len Gsitlidtsitsu tbeilesnOmmsH uno
bic 5ulbiguna Der inoifden Jiirftsn
entgesen gsnomulen.
SIN Sabre 1903 ipurben Der a0nia
uHb bic a0Risin bsrh ben 5.rsos unb
bic 6er5osin BON Gpundugbt repro
fentirt. llngefdbr 100 reeierenoe ins
oiihe Jiiriten fparen onrpei.nb, unb
bic 3abl Der geIuher lpurbs auf 300.
600 abgeftGst. Sn oi.i.m So1r bot
bic perf0nlihe anrpsirbeit n.s -Ros
uigtaiisrs" cine sisl srsbsrs M.ni6.ns
menge angsIodt uHb bic resiersnoeu
Siiriten iinb aus alien 9beilsu bes
2unoes berbeigeitrrmt unb bic Eager
bon unaefdhr 80 oisIer 5iirften Be-
finoen iih In ber Rd5s berienistn oes
R0Higs. Ins 8orbsrsitunssn fir oas
am Disnitas ftottiinbsnbe sldHsenos
Geremonieu iino CUR golItommsnheit
getroffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-12
Nus BEN Deutfasn Rsi6.

Nus BEN Deuti6sn Rei6,
HerIin IL. Ge3. Die .Urans.
turter 3eitung" D<r0ifentlift cine s3us
fHrift beuifhtr 0umminDaorensGas
brifnHten. tn Der mitsetbeiIt nirb. oob
bic itolientfmen Ier5ie einen 9optoti
gegsn bic beutihen Mebi3indI Mrtis
tel inf5enirt hoben, bic iih fonit tpegen
ibrtr aueridnuten Qnalitdt eiuREWsIts
ruiss erfreuen.
Der @optott beginnt bereits oui
unbsre Nranhsn Der neirtfhen Jnbus
jfrie iibsr5ugreiien.
Der uripruHg Der @epegung, nertu
Wirfune rrtnbeitens cine sfpeiinneiois
gt III, lit borin gu iuhen, boB bic neut-
itx prsfe unb bas beutihe publitum
fih burhaus nidt fir bic italieniiGs
Sripolis Rampagne uno bis snnss
Mrt nes itaIisniIhen 9orgetens segen
bic lirfen unb 4rnber bee<iitert gee
5sigt, fonbern itellenfpeis cine ref,t
iturfe Rritii eeiibt bat. JsbenfdIIs
lit bic Gorm bieIsr itaIieniifkn Re-
panhe mniIer ouf bic Wiibisn berisnis
gen Rreiie, oie cine bemnGnftige 2Dss
I0fuHs Stolitns pom Srsibunb pros
pbsseien.
6 6arfe Rritit on Der W oe
rotiO poIitit seHbt.
Cine fharFe aritit an Der Wurostos
politif Der otutiten Rtgieruns ift In
Der Dorftanos 9ogune bss MlIbeuis
f6sn Usrtanbes in Qiibe1 geiib. Dprs
ben. tn ber slsih3eitig cine ir1ftiee
2dnse fur ben onlGbIid1 Der Wloroflos
Gtrtitigttiien aus benz Mmt esicbiebes
ntn NoIoni0I GetrstGr Or. b. Qino<,
guiit gebrrnen purbs.
Die Werfommlung foBt< mad ixbr
Iebhofter Debate iiber bic Waorotlos
politit sinitiinmig cine Rsiolusion. tn
ber oussefiitrt ipnrbs, 9entfnlnno
bobt Wurpttp politii6 unb ipirtbs
f4oftIln an sJrantreid, ousgeIiefsrt.
ner osWsrtras Isi unportbsilbafi,
nns Wertr1men bes Jslnm 5u Deutfdb,
lamb lei srf1Httert unb has Mnfebkn
bes Reif<s fti tn Der aonaen Wel!
Guf i6nerite esfndDigt iporben.
Qfn Germ BON qinbequift ianbte bic
Dsrfnmmluns Elm 1eiegromm, in btm
i'm parnsr Ddns fiir fein mcnnbofs
ies W<rbdltrn In Der son5eneinetlegen-
teit oussffprodkH irurbt.
-Uoudns in QDIn ptrs
boten.
Die a5lnsr 3<nIur BAT bi<,bors ae.
pInntt gtuffiibruns bon gbunrb Gtus
dfn's GMoufpiel .gdipnn1 perbcten,
bds i'm September b. 3. In Heriiner
RommtrfpieInl unbeantanbsi 5uraiufy
fiibrung ssldnst mar.
als OrHnb fir bos Wsrbot bat Der
4eHfor anseDtbtn. oas Muftreten Der
Muttfr OotteS. bic In BEN Gi:d ais
bunbtlnbe ptrfon erfthein!. isi bn5u
0nsettnn. be tat6oIifds Religion 5u
beltibiGsn.
0nS Drama IN cine btr<its I'm
Sabre 1903 ftrtig geipcrbene 0rt<it
bt3 III Mostou Iebenben Di4iefs. Hei
btr 0uffftrnng In Berlin In ber Or
fOle itiHesp<ss Gin bur6fhl hl0senber
nepeisn
1x Gooi's GfbiIfe 0us.
stDieitn.
~ acpitGn Ansuis -. aools. btf
beianntIi6 ffiner3eit bebdupttte. tx
pm ZEN .Norbpol ; @sfinb<f. Or.
03bfsid r. Ecoi nsr b6nif6en 1lnis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-12
Wetterberi6t.

SIR Dbfo: aldrenbes, tdIteres
Mettsr am Dieniius; am WittDod
fn0nss Metter. Weitlihe Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-12

Die WOrbersitunsen fiir BEN Rr5s
nuugsourbar tn Debit,
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HIosseunng Der ruiTifdsn Jntrigue'
qegen priien.
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Sn Web unitr Der aniIags rerboftst,
sineH beuifhen Solbattn gss
t6btst 5u bdbsn.

Gttne Driibtr unb bier Jreunbe pur.
ben NIT ibm Dsrbaiist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-12

4uf Der Spur Der W6roer Der 5rau
Kaufman In Gbieaso.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-12

Ser am Disnftas, ftastfinbet, -su GnDe
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Se[b r m o T b.

gIeoeIanb, s., IL. Gs3smber-
Wiuiam 9. God bat bier am Routas
aus Gumner iber ben Dor eintger
3eit erfoIstsn 1Ob ieinsr Grau Gelbits
lnorb besangsn. iaSsm e. RcxboIiaurs
exiHladss,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-12
Die 9rubeR-KatafrOp6e Gel
BriCeOilIe, uenn.,
,yiini Wtdnner lebenb aus Der
0rube beraussebraht.
Hub man bofft nod mebrere retten
5m fDnnem.
Gin Gsidtppr.ner i'm 9bbe proaeb
in Santos gitp, Mo,, pd9renb
Der Ra9t entfloben.
Wenn Ct Bis Dienitas abeno ni6t
aufs.fuuben rptrb,

DUB bie Jurp eutlafen unb NIT benz
proseb pisber Don borne augsfunz
gen tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-12

Bert. Jrantlin, Der In Cos Qngeles
@efdtporene beitohen haben foa,
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9i. Sbentitdt Der W10rbsr betaunt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-12

Inter $4,000 Biirsifaft on bic 9e>
rihts iiberipiefen.
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1pater babe er einen S6ub geb1rt. Or
babe ote Wldnner bann mad elmer
2Strth9dft an Der GiibTeite gefabren,
no er tie oerlafen babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-12

Die Deutf6 6GanbreiIe bes
.. u. Sc 6rerbunbes.
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eife Q orftat.

n y yort, II. Ue3eHIber. Et1e
Seuersbrunit, Die cine .3sit lang orpb4
te, ben 2una part auf Gouep Sslano
5u aeritDren, uno cine urb cine babe
5tunbe lang tpiitbete, rpurbe ialieblit
ouf bds 2una port ReifGurant lno
Elm eknonesIeesues 0ergniiguusss
Ictal beihrdntt. 8eibs 0ebduoe
ipurben fat gang seritort, pobei elm
56aSen ppn unssfdbr $50. 900 on,
aericbtet purbe.
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Muslan0.
Die Staliener,
MergerlidB bariiqer, bak bic
9ripDIi aantpagne
Sn Deuti4lano nnb Geaerreid
10 i@arf perbautint witb.

Yin Sdriit, Der ibnsn feIbit om met.
ten Gnaben brinsen biirfte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-12

~ 5fdpitGn Ansuis 80. loDis. bef
beianntIi6 leinsr5sit bebdnpteit. ti<
pm btm -Nornpols ; Gsfinbsfs Or.
0rebffid \. Gcoi osr bdnff6en lInis
IN = 1flziaubtem aneetlldea 1jlrcs
1cGl - 1D1a rGla ~ We =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03
Iowa at Washington.

Washington, April SENATOR Cum
Minis called at the White House Sat-
urday morning, but as there was a
rush of callers he did not wait to see
the president. He returned in the af-
ternoon for the purpose of having Il
talk about reciprocity.
President Taft thinks the agreement
can not be changed without coming
into collision with the favored nation
agreements with other nations. SEN
ator Cummins believes that it can be.
Representative Good is preparing a
speech on reciprocity, which lie will
deliver in the house when the question
IS discussed. He will take the position
that the proposed reciprocity agree
melLt would not reduce prices and
would be Of no benefit to the ultimate
consumer.
Representative ]. S. Pepper of Iowa
Jared we'll Saturday at the hands OF
the ways and means committee. which
made up the committee assignments
He will serve as member of the milf
tary committee of which J. A. T. Hull
was chairman for many years. and also
the committee on war claims.
Pensions have been granted &c the
following Iowans: Child of Vietts w.
Albee, $12; Amos w. Ames, SIS; Nor
timer D. Boyce. $50; Benjamin r.
Brown, SIS; Scion o. Campbell, SIS;
Andrew w. Crouch. $12: Mary e. Jack
SON, s12; William Kolthoff, SIS; Solo,
man Lint, $50; Catharine Lusk, $24;
Henrietta Meyers, $12; James NJ. Ram
sey SIS; Thomas Salisbury, SIS;
George w. Sheffield, SIS; William Yer
non, $12.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03
DORIAN DENIES IT.
Says He Was Not Victim Of Bogus
Minister.

. {.
Boone, April Bin a communication
to the News Republican regarding a
special dispatch sent out from here
Representative j. r. Doran makes de-
NAL of the report that he was VIC
timized out of $500 by bogus minis
ter. He says:
I'm your issue of yesterday your pa
per goes on to say that i am the vic
tim of bogus preacher and his pals
to the tune of $500, etc. ! have since
read the same silly yarn in the Times
Republican of Marshalltown and the
Des Moines Capital, both bearing date.
Boone, March 80 The same story has
been doing time around Grand Junction
for about week; but did not get into
print-that I have heard of-until yes
terday.
LAS to how this story got started l
know as little as any of your readers.
but do know that have not lost $500
to any bogus preacher and his pals. And
I do know that there never has been
q young couple rush up to me and ask
me to marry them. And l do know
that there is not the least particle OF
truth in the article published In the
above described papers and told around
Grand Junction, Iowa. Knowing your
friendship, am not writing this artt-
Gle lin criticism of your paper, but to
put you right. My only excuse for ask
ing you to give this note place in your
paper Is, tfat,>I have a few friends
scattered around over 'the state who
might be glad to learn that there is no
truth in the articles above referred to-.
DATED, March 30. 1911.
u. r. DORAN,
Beaver, Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03
Waterloo Paints Quit,

Waterloo, April 3-The iourneymen
painters of Waterloo went on strike
Saturday following the refusal of their
demands for increased wakes by the
contractors. Both sides are organized.
the employers in the Master-Painters'
Association, and the journeymen into
the Brotherhood of Painters and Paper
Hangers and the latter demand of the
former that the nine hours at 371a
cents per hour give way to eight hours
at 421a cents per hours met with re-
fusal.
sc. F. Potter Of the Master Painers'
ASSOCIATION whSa seen admitted that
that organization had refused the
journeymen's demand and was unit
in its intention of so continuing Said
he: II am not one of the big con-
tractors. rarely employing more than
three or four men 1 have employed
seven or eight in the past but-never
again if 1 can avoid it. Yes, the mas
ter-painters met Friday night and re-
ceived q committee from the local who
came to get our final answer. We had
been given until April 1 to decide and
had told the committee, when it first
made the demands of 42k cents per
hour for eight hours that the con-
tractors could not meet it and would
not attempt to. We did the best we
could, we offered them 40 cents per
hour Cor the same advance that we
made in 1910-a year ago) and let them
choose to work nine hours or eight as
they pleased.
'In 1908 we raised the wages from
% cents per hour to 80 cents. In
1909 from 80 cents to 80 cents. In
1910 from 35 cents to 371a cents or
121s cents raise in three years, so
percent. and the painters are working
for carpenter contractors from whom
in many cases we sub contract at ex-
actly the same wages they get from us.
Again. painters used to be obliged to
furnish their kit but now a putty
knife, buster and overals is full
kit and we furnish ladders, step
ladder. brushes, everything in fact
and that on margin of 10 cents per
hour per man and this margin they
ask us to cut to cents or less and
we can't do it and pay our drayage."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03
COUNTY SEAT CONTEST WARM.
Sheldon sPresents Her Case and Prim
char Must Get Busy.

|Speclal TO IItn0S-ftepuD llcan.
Sheldon. Apr11 3.-Sheldon is going
to do some little growing If 1t gets
nothing more out of the county seat
contest. whith is now on here or not
Their papers are filed and they looked
good to the average Sheldonite.. At the
last election 3,467 votes were polled in
this. O'Brien county. The petitions
now on file with the county auditor
asking the removal of the county seat
from Primglrar to Sheldon. are signed
by 2.4sO legal voters of the county.
Primghar how has fifty days to secure
signatures to remonstrance.
One Of the strongest pleas Sheldon
has set Quits the fact that Primghar
has lost in population in the last five
years between six and seven hundred
population. while Sheldon has made
a gain Of fully that number. Another
factor that has worked in favor of
Sheldon is the fact that Primghar has
one passenger train and two fregihts per
day while Sheldon has sixteen pas
senger trains and an average Of thirty
freights per day. After the fifty days
are up the board Of supervisors will
canvass the returns and If the petition
for relocation is strong enough the
board will order an election.