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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-21
ROAD WORKERS TURN
TO Be INSURRECTOS
PRISONERS STRIKE AND GO
BACK TO JAIL DIET INSTEAD
or RESTAURANT GRUB

Pawhuska. Okla, June 20-The
eight prisoners that have been work
ing on the roads turned insurrectos
and went on a strike for fewer work
ing days. They want to take ten
days rest. deorge Chambers the
boss OF the insurgent gang, locked
them In jail and put them on a bread
and water diet when formerly they
Jared sumptuously In a restaurant
every day they worked on the roads.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-21
,antages for having the hearing

Vantages Tor having the hearIng IN
Tulsa
In the case that the hearing Is held
in oklahoma City, the commission
will have only the statements of the
contendng parties upon which to base
their decisions in the matter. If the
hearing is held in Tulsa each member
Of the Corporation Commission Will
have an opportunity to make a per-
sonal investigation of the conditions
which exist In Tulsa and which, in
the opinion of the commercial organ
iZation, are deplorable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-21

G0nk Every interested in the fine points of economy and
success in cooking should always the famous Weon Snow
Hk drift Oil Cook Book Of tested recipes sent free for your name
rnrr and address and that of your grocer Write The Southern
FftE Cotton Oil Co., Forsyth Building, Atlanta Georgia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-21

The regular meeting OF the HIchi
Mourmee Club was held Monday
evening at the home of Miss Ethel
Giyens, 1907 South Main Street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-21
SOCIETY NEWS

The music pupils of Mrs G. A.
Palmer were the participants in a
very pleasant recital at Mrs Pal
mers studio, 81i So 'th Cincinnati,
Monday evening. very novel and
entertaining program was rendered,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-21

The W, G. Y. u. win hold lts reg
ular meeting this afternoon at 2;3O
at the Christian Church.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-21
To Sign Editorials.

BY Associated Press.
Albany, N. Y. June 20-Tne senate
today passed the Grady bill requiring
that every editorial In newspapers be
signed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-21
Halls
Correct Dress for Women
An Onyx Hosiery Bargain
ST. Worth For soc

The Silk Embroidered Lise Stockings that were
75c and $100 will be offered this morning at soc the
pair Embroidered in all coors and black or white
on a fine grade Of Guaze Lisle. standard Onyx
The Worlds best-and the 75c and $1.00 sorts for
SOC the pair Onyx wearers will appreciate this
bargain If you are not wearing Onyx it will be a
good opportunity to try them out. In order that the
little lot may have wide distribution as possible
not more than pairs will be sold to customer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
2okal-Derid)t


5rou aatbarineGdnsbprf, 81
geb. RotbtopF, iit am Somitaq ihrer
5amtlie bur9 ben Spb entrtiIen tnors
ben, tnnt9 betrauert BON ibren anaes
borigen unb 5ablrei1en 5rsunSen, bic
tie fia eur6 ibren treffIt6en Ghdrats
ter gu erlperben setpubt bate. sic
ttanb I'm 20. Qsbensiobre. 9ebeSen In
9dnnoper, lam bic nunmebr DerbIis
t)ene f9on ais &inb ndrb Cincinnati,
bas tbr CUR eieentIi6sn 5eimatb tpurs
be. am 6, Sanuar 1859 permGblte fie
tth NIT oem 9auuntsrnsbmer 6errn
Jrso. 8. 2dneborit, nit benz Il. Dor
5ipst Sdbren bic soIbene 5c65.it fsisrs
te. IuBer benz 9ott.n hinterl6bt fis
iens Riuher unb feds GnteI. ssrau
2angborit sebOrts felt bieItu sSabren
Der 2. 0eutfhen Metbobift.n 8emeinbe
an unb in Der airhs btrielben, an Der
4rmorp 4p.uue, ftubet am Dienitaa
gia6mittag Der SruusrgDttesbi.nft
ftatt. Die gesrbigung srfplst bonn
5rauerbauis, go. 1907 Wsjtern Gp..,
aus.
9srr . pbiIip ). Sod, Elm ansss
febeusr 9iirs.r unisr.r Gtobt, ift az.
tern i'm alter bon so oSabrsn aeftors
ben uno ietn GbIebeu tpirb nidt pers
fsblen, in fsinem peiten getdnntens
uno Treunoestreiit auFri6tiots Be-
oausrn ipo6suruFen. Gr tpurbe i'm
Sabre 1861 ais Spbn bss psrftorbsn.n
gDtthsrmeiiters 8eorss @ndm god in
Cincinnati esbpren uno mar i'm p6ttrs
Itben 9eibdft big gum Iooe b.s 9as
ters. Damn stabIirts ,r It9 aIs Gubrs
herr. Die 8attin III ibm bersits Dor
feds Sabrsn in ben 9ob porausg.eans
gen, e6snio 3tuei 4inber. Der aIle.mein
geahtste Wann htntsrldBt iitben Rims
Der. Die gssrbtgurs finbst am Ritts
nod Wtorgsn bonn Srauerbouie, 2165
Bernard Gtrab,, aus itatt, porauf in
Der Ct. @usuittnus 9irts Elm i.i.rIi.
6ts Sphdmt gebdIten fptrh.
5rdu garoliue RubImunu.
eeb. Sdpsrine, III am Somftdg iut
boben QItsr BON 50 cSabren biniiberees
ihlummsrt in Elm b,Fer.s Ssn'sits. Die
geerbiguns Der Pionierin ftnbst ON
Disnftas Rafmittus pom 9rau.rs
haufe, 553 goaI StraBs, aus itutt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

GerftsReitt aHaebotr msrssn eHi.
etgenGsHaErlen ~ eeE Hgfftee bes Eiree3rg 81
Rablic Serhtte. Eiahfbale. GinctHiiati. GEto.
hie ~ ubt ahiioes. en- Wssnfag. ben y.
gprii 1911, 'iir elefirsf1s geieiensune hsg
glraben. esaeersteu. asnss Squares uue ~.
tnusocHnu,1nen blsrpon iFl cEsss 9seenfbuH.
n,eicass nntsr. eeT esiiHHe aHp aonts0ne bes
NOarn ~ 9aH NenFuEfso1ers h1 beflnhef), fur
ben Sefironm boH ssbn tf91 JnersH. 0rYaHs
asnh am J. aHHi 1853
Hlaus, Eeesififaliopen mnb fsprmuiars ltnb
Ii erDaiien ~ bet CtIsft bss GirecinE VI Enbsic
Sehss anaeeoi iant s<r pollen Enmen ieser
Nat'st ssu TarititH, lDsi&f easifsbt mafsa nHp
ensa @sripusa Btias eersn iHftxsHirf kHe srfs
9nieH, hrb Hnk heaietiet fefu NIT eiHen skrsts
nsfrten Gbed csf esHe aAffisbeuoe Aaaf her
Eid0s cincinnati fir bic znRsn9 Bon
SiOa, ,000o0, als eins MdraHtie bnflir BOB
frGsf einaegafasa tpeThsn spsrb nit einem Ger,
itsttat bon BEN Girfefor 81 NuhIie Eerbsrs,
bGB etr i9ldes IepeftfuN aeriadt potbeu tft
iHneshnib Ter oeraefhEssbeusm Sfif.
collie irasTtnein MHGsbqt Satn6aesuseseH tre<s
ben, barn pigb fet@u Ghs6 on beH Hsster re-
ics,riai s sne lsl,is tEssnesln aassci gIssos
frieocrffsuenbsr ausffhFMna aInb Ei1ertieIana
hft Acuiratis slTra9erftassef
HtRfsr mliiSeH aHfriebeHttfususe 2etusife Hess
hrl1aeH. bot iie igB G4nnDe NTI0. bic pcH ibg1egf
eerlaiiafe Mrbeit algkfiihgfH 40 feHHeH,
$ittef fiHo gebalieft hsf neerusfeR HrrTmI1Tr
au acbrantleB, ba seise aisofSsa sH'eeaeHasHeiiis
men lgeroeH
Ger lirertos pf HHbIlf gerpite beRdIt fs eas
Mef.f eor, ir8eH6eiH 0bss nIse anafbrfe 81 beg
iregfen.
ssn auftsoae bes Tsretfors pf DuBgc gsrrsee
sO,27 5obn 4. gsennsr alsrr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

BdItber pidstt, 20 Saar. oIt, bon
NO. 1855 Rsuoins RDab, GIsrt zines
bieiisen Acknowledgements, untsrs
uabm gsItsrn morgsn in aIer Iriibe
stne 8srsuiisungsfubrt uRb fauft,, ba
sr nit Der 9onobqbuns zines autos
nur iebr mangsIbuft bertraut mar, an
Der Rsobiug Roab unb SatIaue No.
nit Der WtaIhine etnsn abbung bins
unter, nobel er ii9 nit bem liuien
Arm on sinem am Jubs bes abbanas
befinbltHen ipissu 3aun auffpisbts.
Das poIi5siuutomobiI purbt r.quirirt
unb brahte ben 8srungIIdtsn nah
benz ft6btiihen SofpitaI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
9ei,hIidlt slpiii.
Tas SamstR. GiniserrrH are bic wsrti@aEiHas
psa hsrrenIR6 laasembsa cunbrn.

SerfisasIte sEnsseeie CIR Das syuneeH.
SiHlpsstfH nHh bie g1il1difana ban beFItHles
ilaHaea ettles CreiHaas 80, b14 anaenoHlrsea
an 10. Jutl ". 4 +a4 spte nnenhtrI am 2e
sepismbsr y, z, is,4, ben BEN SSnbiratb ess
g-et@ereang e0R neGioFsReH fntlanfenea oesE
eetutsabipteE puabeH. mereen efgtafeenoeucup
men IN Der Ctee be- 5treef0r o. 9n6ilc7erSics
II. 4tars 1911, sa UeIlner Efanbe pie AngsbaFc
otisHiiif geoftUei un5 beriesH fperbrR.
=, 1as aneeboi le4 lstH fiir eas saHssn, Gin
lperteI hne hit ,s0gij naffana bon Hunb9si, ipeis
1f trei beruulIGN1ea egsgeeen ben Seitimmars
gen bon iol1er ETbRaH5 SIC. 604 Fuse dmsgfs
htri nfie thr ste 4r9aitsaaa brH DsrlcgeHeH eats
baHer boR act agoHufttg, beatMneYe am j espril
1911. uue beE effo.gyetde Ntsier fen dtieH Dsn
nseiHennssR uHe hslttmmnnasn aaisrsperfea
isin. be IN tefaoteg CrbinnEs 80. 500, lvFt
enlgubifi, eHibaliCH stHb
Zen aHeesOisH mgs stne arf6rsebeHs, eieIln
erenriete ansa5e lec sseieRDsu beiIieaen. moriH
iie ihfen 41uitn &o9EeEts btf slarleu Den alien
xeslsneH, eit mil lgHsR an eem nCraeintaseaeH
AoifruN DttpctLtgt tHb. NTfh lrfftH iesne %rEf9n
mt baran bsttsiItst ~ ia iel!rH fe bistes ipe.
itasHetpslde SerbiHhuna cher eetrebHgihes Sas
fsfefs ~ rem 8eiptUu Der cbeHGRndunteH Srhssi
Ezii ttaeHsesusr aaerren 9ertcn.. pts jEasHbfln
nsaGi ipirb, nnb bas es In iebsr Acsisbgga Gils.
riafig Hnb seut E8uinbei itf: ebenfo eaB iefn
s9eltaiise sss siaetsetbs 8oaEs q aaslis sty.
rsaHS. oosr irseabriu HHaeiiFnier In eeueIhen.
cher lreeFrbeIu GrbetcE Eeartfr Der GcFpcras
fiau btreif uber tnaiIett III benz Sefpsuu bes
poraet6ineeHeH spHrruIts tnteFeffiri III
Sehtu anaebel fDa elne NSarantie bon elmer
ridbfiHtefeflrien 9srfoB I'm k3etraee ppH etufnns
sTs s1a ssd.SSs sSSSo9g 3Sass sstIscs s9s s
gsennaen uns bic gtnsfHhrung neileIbeH efbsnis
I'D atseesibrf lulJb
Epestftfatieusu tar bic MHIaae unb ginrl4.
lung ftsaen au in her Etfice hes Director ef
Gubiie Eerptrf Hrf fonuen heyf etuEesgpen Fpers
ZEN ben akeH tuitreHigtfn 8erfpaeH Ite ssnsI
lnae Hnb @tHri6ilIHa fefIsH brm erfolafrs6sR
a.lefer aelsefsTi lueTben anb aIIs Mrbstf BAT 1T
ugbsretnltisumaRa NIT nistsn Egs5ifiiat1oHen sn
ee1eben
las saeti pirb bcrbebaiisn, iresaettn oSsr
ale MNnebcis sa beTFnerffH
Ten II. mgETs 1911
f5.zo so5ag. @snatr, GEerf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
linouriidptiger Edlabe

Der 27 Sabre aIte Greb. pies.Is
meier, bon Ro. 1870 Stats apenue,
Durbs gsitsrn absno btim Sa.ibenz
fhtsBsn on Der Gde Der Sarrifon aos.
uno Gestmou Strubs, Don iein.m
5rsunos Jreo. 9oIftsese. pOn sginbIap
Strabe uno Befiern 4n.nue, nit eis
mem 5lobertsepebr suFdIltg in bds lins
ts Snis gsI9Ofen, Gr tpurbe in pa
trolpo9sn 5 na3 bsm 5OipitaI sss
braht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
gltrnheim .ssrahliuasfeit.

Der Gag fir bus 5riibItnesfsit bta
9eutf6su Iltenbeims 1T bsrsits feIts
geIsst. am SOnntas, II. Suni, tpers
ben bic Jrsunos Der feeensrsi6en ans
italt 9eIsgenbtit erbuItsu. bsrisIben am
iSeits siusn 8eiud absuftottsn unb aa
ben asbotsnen sfrsuben tbtiIaunshmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
Teaer.

- Gin fhubbafter Ruu6fang pers
urfa4ts gsfterR absnb innerbGlb elmer
Stnnoe StDei 8rdnbs in oem Dobus
hduie Ro. 406 Carlisle Ap.., Gigenz
tbum Deg gbGrIss Qfberts. Das .rfts
5susr ri6tets ,sinsn S1uben an. i.s
bod fpurbe our1 ben speiten 9ranb
Elm S6doen bon ca. $25 perurfaht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
aleiae puli3eimadgri9tea

- gin6reder braRgen seitern ab.nb
in Die Mobnuns bes albert Gtiada,
Ro. 817 Central Apenue, elm unb ents
tpenbeten Gleiber i'm mertbe pom
$25, iofpie einen ilsinen Gslobetrag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
@npreifuuo. @ n q.

adufsr: ST bas g]fsro aud
fromm2"
pferoebdnoler: ,Wenn &c auf ben
gferb reiten, tommsH Sie IN ben
6imn1eli1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

ncb. Hpttfpbt
i'm HIier bon 30 SnbgcH HHb meonGien Ias
0eihenheadngnit flnDe. tati am 1ieniina, pom
lraiIsrbaule, SO. AGO. gBeiieEn eibenue ai,A
1 tihr ~ gRtHntea nnrniif nm 4
IIht IN keL hifdDFlsGfr Ylefbooftten s4rne an
sirmorp Hbeune, sipifdsT giHn nnb Cutter CTR.
bic 2tauerfeier nbgeba,:ta tuirb. 20.2l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
W WahrfheinIfn- a

Batter, mas TIT cine aaItpaFsrbeile
dnftalt?"
.8a perben fDobl bic 2eut pom
Waifsrtrinten gebeili, ba GIBBS ispsns
faIs "a ietieu Grsg.@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

Cine SfniegerAnstter folI 5art ieiH
mie cine Bluine, aber opfh niGt ic
iejtospurssll pis cine wlRHss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

im GIia zen 46 1nkFsa. Etsrsisans TtsHaae ben
q. Wlstl 1911 RaAmiitegt Ls2 lIsf. rsm 1Fsasss
hauis 4s. l2A Trifit aptnns Gapfsa. m,
aus, sscrsHf um llbr r. 0rr gt 0dnGas air2s
siu 9rcntrpetttsDtsnh etitbsltsH site. artuHs4
HHb ttHatIaetH, Ia29s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
lAats uM lc. WslJ3 1911
frau Qaroliut anblmana,
n9h En m frinn

aet. @ q EfEtna,
TN alfeT bon 50 9abTcH las 2si4senbecduonis
finbei on 1ssnifaG bfH a. msars bIpS EouI
Itaaertauff, sc. 65s %0ai Efrd6e ans, am
ubr Rn6Mitfaas TAFT sO9ls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
6finrid) ls.rnarS Gnhl.

i'm alter ben rs Aebrtn TaonatsH nue 70 Taatn,
lie @ssrsienna fiHbu haii rom 1rausrbdais aus
Dsrasi ny enTad @ iIsr pss ~ gI sH s w sFs'ss
pert, ttH tstsIli6ws Rtauiew obstbattsH hlFh.
Grtmnot fHe aHsfiaAen.
la.D lie frenernbsa etnttrbitsbeHfm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

SsnTb an Sdmftae. hfn rs maars 1911, rad,
fHr5e aeibeH, uufeTe eeilsbte wdifiFa, msntteg
tErugmutfer unb Esbtp eT HIatteI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
lphiIip J. God.

TN aI;sr bon SO 5nbrca uub IA Gaeen
ale HserDigau9 ftrhei TAFT am maiistre6, heH
%. Mitra 1911, AseGge1Is nm 7 lbr bomg
IsGuubanfe aus, gsr 2iB5 @ernnre gtr1te
troraltf nm tihr in her "a Muquttsnus atrds.
an Der enHf Emaf3e, ein feterlibes Iepttsrfss
So4aut abaebnIisn Nib
TIT fransEnssA csnsrbiiebeHsa.
29.2I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

gtarb am Gonutna beH fp 9adrA 1911,
gaoresns 1ut ubr IS Wiruifeu, fin6 Innpsn
estotr, moeIDerfsbeR mil ben hl. Eserbefcsrn-
meHleii. u1tler tnHtGfeeIIebieT Batter, Etnhsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
itliHiarr Siht,

tn aiier bon IS Col. sH gaenafer nuh IS
1aaen 8as Gsihefbt aftsb ftahet Stait an
Dteuiiae ben q. Wao!a 4anutfinas uer,
BON dscnerbnuie ana.
2e2i asb. S,rss asust.r
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
Earl DaIDpiH lftlilfr,

etars sH ls man 1911 Rifsas i2 us,. /
Epetr's 6efpiiaf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
Spoes-gnseiaeii.

Siorh am gamfaa, ben ls waara 1911 um 8
ubt l5 RtnnttH mlpresns. In fslRer Hctname,
SaeptNsGds Irittt une Garaiooa Strait 1smDori,
Ro., inter tnnseN esIlsbttr Gatt, @attF, SApifs
narhA AAHr Aa,.h
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

SisIh an eamhaa. srr ls Bar, 1911 um sg5
llsF 4eeEetHs IN kiHa g9e5aHas Re 1922 Goeptr
Sitoss, 9ammsEssiag, uatu sdtetsS esiit Rns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
llam6nrg -Qmeri6a.
sas nssssHta ei6essssts GiHriAmnss.
t9sstasis xaesrassss ese.,
SDnoDn-Yaris-6arnbmra.
stgenufnlDonia. ....-...2s. wldrs, libr ssa1m.
sR-Ghnem xlncoin. n.............,........3 81. Dibrs
f2lnIert!u. .................S O. alprti
NlneheL. MpTtI

mis Carlton la cnrrs yeftnrnut.
s2dit in RlpmoHfb Hrlo GberboErg
s6dHburg btrsft.
+geur slUetse Hniiite.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES.

Miss Florence Johnson Of the
Bonnie Terre school has secured a
stenographic position in 81 Louis.
Summer School session begins
next Monday and continues until
August LIST. Tuition 500 II month.
Prof. McNamee has returned from
his vacation trip in Kansas, and is
now in charge Of the Dexter school
as principal.
President Moothart spent the lat
ter part Of last week in Dexter, Wis
iting his school and attending the
Drummers' Association meeting.
Shorthand and typewriting tests
were given last week. Mr.. GIN and
/ Miss Hughes passed their first test
and MIR. Kennedy and Miss Price
second.
I Prof, Is. l.. Griffin, who has been
home few weeks owing to illness
! has fully recovered, and left Thurs
day for kcnnctt to finish out the
school year at that place.
Miss Myrtle Snyder, who went to
/ Chicago last December, has just
write. President Mouthart that she
is doing steuographer work III the
office of the American Wire Fabrics
Co.. and is highly pleased with hcr
| position.
/ Miss Minnie Glover, who has been
one of our assistant teachers, left
this week for Orange, New Jersey
where she takes charge of the short
hand aud typewriting department OF
the well. known Drake Business Col
| legc.
Prof. G. G.. Rogers, one of the spe'
cially successful public school teach
ers OF st. Francois county, has de
cided to take up commercial schooI
teaching in the future, and has be
come an assistant in our Farming
ton school to secure the additional
training before taking charge Of one
of the branch schools next year.
our VISITORS roster this week
shows the following: Mrs. Blank
enship of Elvins, the Misses Gin 81
Patterson, Wayne county, Miss
Maude Brent aud Miss Stevenson
of Pennington, and Misses Gcrtl,
and WiIIn ShuItZ of Jackson
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
County Correspondence
BISMARCK.

A fine rain fell here sunday.
George X. Williams visited Bis
marck Monday.
Born, to the wife of l.. Burch,
May Is, 1911, a girl.
c. II. hurry Of Poplar Bluff Wis
tied the family Of Hugh Steel sun
day
Mr.. Hamilton OF Charleston Wis
tied the family Of o. w, Ramsey
sunday.
The Doe Run team defeated the
home team in the ball game here
sunday.
L. II. Butler aud family have re-
turned here from Poplar Bluff and
viii remain in Bismarck perma'
uently.
Messrs. stephens and Baker have
charge Of the construction OF the
new dwelling on the W. &. Ever
Hule farm.
Walter Bone left saturday tol
Muuroe, La. Walter Is now koae
Master from there to the Gulf \
worthy promotion.
i. q. Clonton and family moved
to the Blades property this week
and Mr. Hunter and family move,
TO their new home occupied hy Mr.
tIonton.
The local telephone system herr
las been taken over by thr Bell Tel
tphonc Company. They are nov
rebuilding and reconstructtug viii
cables the entire system.
{, II Lucy. accompanied by Or
j. l.. Eaton, visited Capt w. I
Lceper at Leeper, Mo, Tuesda,
night. Capt. Leeper il very old AM
il unconscious, and there seems lit
tie hope of his recovery.
q. w. Ramsey was called to Bel
grade Sunday by the serious Hines
OF his father, and, accompanied b.
physician from here, visited hin
again Tuesday. His fathers con
dtion is critical with paralysis.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
CHESTNUT RIDGE.
And Rural Route No. 3.

Grandma Burgess of Pennington
is visiting her sons, George and FL
"a Burgess.
Mrs. Leo Bono of Doe Run and
little daughter, Gladys, visited her
parents, MIR. aud Mrs. T. 4. Porter,
last Sunday.
Miss Mamie McElligott aud her
GRANDMOTHER, Mrs. Ellen Burner,
and Mrs. j. X. Rudy visited Mrs.
Evelinc Marks last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joda Silvey and lit
tie daughter, Elsie, went to Ste,
Genevievc last sunday to spend a
few days with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Frank Windish and children
Stella, Walter, opal aud Dimes, OF
Higdun, Mo, are visiting her broth
trs. Messrs. George and Eliza Bur
CESS.
Mr.. and Mrs David Laws and
little daughter, Ruba, Messrs. Al
bert Kendall, John eargaln, 6eo.
and Eliza Burgess visited the home
of Mr.. G. G. Simms last Sunday.
MIR. Geo. Sutherland went to Doe
Run last Sunday to see his brother
in-law, Mr.. Eugene Siaemore, who
was caught between two cars and 50
badly injured that he is not expect
ed to live.
Mrs. George Burgess and chill
dren, Gillian, Mary and Ellen, Mrs.
Frank Windish and children, Opal
ard Dimes, Grandma Burgess and
Miss Annie shannon, visited the
home of Mrs. jeff Hawn last Sun.
day.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Flat RIVER.

Frank Qualls aud mother were
st. Louis visitors Monday and
Tuesday.
Leon Rolen, who has been visiting
friends in Flat River the past week f,
returned to st. Louis Tuesday.
Mrs. :. =. Banes of Cape Girar-
deau is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. W. 4. Norwine of this city.
Pat Murphy, employed as sten0g-
rapher in st. Louis, is visiting
friends and relatives here this week.
Misses Bessie and Edna Prather
departed Friday for their home In
sullivan, Mo, where they will spend
vacation.
Invitations are out for the we'd
ding of Miss Ada Norwine Of this
city to Mr.. William Pinkney Car
uthers of Cape Girardeau, June I.
The Flat River Ball Team met
the Pennington team Mt Woodland
Park Sunday, and in the ensuing
game defeated Pennington to the
score of A..
Messrs. } +. Green and j. l..
Morris, with their yaluahles, went TO
Iron Mountain Lake fishing Tues
day evening. The ladies report sew
eral large fish stiIl in tin" lake.
The rain here sunday evening
was very much apprectatiye down
pour, il was insufficient, however,
to overcome the efterts Of the long
dry spell until assisted toy the slight
showers on Monday evening and
early Wednesday morning
MIR. {. T.. Norwiuc took his sun
day School class Of boys II triI
down on the St Francis river
Monday and Tuesday. They caught
two pretty good sized fish, and re-
ported Il good deal OF trouble viii
/ snakes and foxes.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Tribute OF Respect

Whereas the supreme Ruler of
the Universe has in His infinite wis
dom, seen fit to take from our midst
Brother Henry Siebecker, therefore
be il resolved by st. Francois Lodge
No. * |. o. o. F.,
list. That in the death of Brother
Siehecker his family has lost low
ing husband and kind father, the
community a good citizen, and our
lodge faithful brother.
I'd. That we, the members of St
Francois Lodge No. ~ |. o. o. F.,
tender to the bereaved family .oul
heartfelt sympathies in the sad houi
of their atlliction.
I'd. That copy of these resolu.
tions be spread on our minutes, a
copy furnished the bereaved family
and n copy be sent to our local pa
pers for publication.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Hobble Skirt Responsible.

London, May Is. Now comes the
"hobbIr hip" To take its place in
medical dictionaries. According to
London physician wearers of the
hobble skirt little realize the bodily
dangers which may come from in
casing their hips in these limh-fet.
tered dresses.
Only recently, he said, young
woman complained to him that af.
ter days shopping she felt herself
suffering from II kind of semiparal-
ysis in her hips and legs-a feeling
like that experienced when one has
allowed her feet to ego to sleep"
~ discovered that she was u
wearer of hobble skirt" said the
physician, land 'hobble hip was
the natural outcome. If women on.
" knew that 40 per cent of their i'll.
nesses have been due to tight la.
cling, they would not incur further
risks by tight skirting."