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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
Eastern District at Muskoqee.
lILLnI .IIlu. MN ~ ILLInn mimi

Fnllrd states Disulei Judge. Ralph ].
Campbell
roited states plsttci Attorney. WIN
Gregg
United states Nars9al Grant O. Victor.
United states pifrict Clerk. r. p.
Harrison.
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TOWEL SUPPLY.


]. D. CRAYS, Proprietor.
towels and aprons Of all kinds furn-
shed at very reasonable price. See
ne before you buy. d. Crays.
PHONE NO. 610
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THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
ftcOtRTS.

Western Disttict az Guthrie.
United states DisuiGt Judge, John ~
Cuuorai ,fN
l'uted states DlstrItt Attorney. John
EuhrY. N-sisilntsat -. Taylor. e. T.
Zimmerman. " n11lrrod
t'nIitd states Marshal W :. Cade
thpf Deputy, q. Madteu.
Cl"rk Of tho United states District
Cour,. A g.. p0de
pepuHet II. l. EBley, NJ. r. Hawes
and Frmls ArCo@
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Judge superior Court. S. $ Lawrence.
Representatives: j. S. shoaror Guth-
tle. Geo. E. Clayton. Waterloo .. -.
Acton. Lowell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18

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n M, 10 p. No.. 1ftc, 7:3n p M
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Tho 1911 Jaws pertaining 10 NoAdA
lnghwa,A. bitches aud DfHins
Pamphlet form price 25G each
Special prizes on quantities Address
Book Department. Leader Printint
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WAN I {,
CLASSIFIED
FoR RENT

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PERSONAL.
REAL ESTATE WANTED


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SALESMER WANTED

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DISTRICT OFFICERS.

District Judge, A. r. Huston, Gutare.
State Scnatnr Is +. EerlteN, Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18

BY Edwin DeBlrr, Professor Of Chem
istry, State University Of Okla.
Grains per
Gallon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
.SLEUTH HELD FOR
TALE
laxative Detective for EreC-
tors in barrow Case Must
Answer Contempt Charge.

Los ANGELES. May 2s.-The ap-
pearance in Judge Hutton's court to-
day of Robert J. Foster, detective for
the National Erectors association. on a
citation for contempt. and the cross
examination Of George N Lockwood,
which Attorney Earl Rogers had prom
ised would be unmerciful. were the fea-
lures of the morning session of the
barrow trial.
Several newspaper men. subpenaed in
connection with the alleged contempt
committed by Foster in giving inter
views published in morning and aft
ernoon paper Monday concerning the
part the dictagraph win play in the
trial, were told to be in the court room
when the session began
Rogers and Appel attorneys for the
defense. placed the Foster incident in
the light of a scheme to prejudice the
case against Darrow and denounced it
as "one Of the most outrageous things
that ever happened in a trial of any
case"
Di7.rict Attorney Fredericks and As
sistant Prosecutor Ford take the ground
that the interview was meant to assist
Darrow and to give the defense oplor
unity to drag in outside issues and
obscure the simple issue Of the guilt
L L. ,v.rr .
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
COLLEGE GIRLS GOING
HOME REMOVE ALL OF
TRAVELS MONOTONY

About the gayest place in the entire
South Just now is a passenger train"
said w Frazier Jones, of Savannah,
today
They are just teeming with fun,
from the front steps Of the baggage
cars to the little platform on the rear
coach. This may seem peculiar 70 those
who have not Travelled during the past
few days but II Is easily understood
when it is remembered that this Is the
time for college girls to get back home.
And it is not hard to tell when young
woman is just from school. either They
make the most of their freedom, per
haps the first they have had in several
months. and take AN the monotony
away from travel My advice to tour
lists is to travel late in May or early in
June
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
To
STUDY PELLACRA

NEW YORK. May rs Equipped with
fun field laboratory prepared at the
post graduate hospital of New York,
the Thompson McFadden pellagra COM
mission viii spend six months at Spar
tanburg, S. G., to study the puzzling
disease which is increasing alarmingly
in The Southern states.
An arrangement has also been made
whereby patients will be brought to the
posi- graduate hospital here throughout
the summer fol curative purposes and
incidentally research work as to the
course of treatment to which the dis
ease best responds
The personnel Of the commission
makes medical men await It's report
with The highest expectations 1t con
sists of DR.. Joseph T. Siler, captain
medical corps United States army; DR..
Philip f. Garrison. passed assistant
surgeon. United States navy, and Dr.
Ward j. MacNeal assistant director
of department of laboratories of the
New York Post Graduate Medical
school.
The $4,000 necessary for expenses
has been furnished by Colonel Robert
NJ. Thompson, of this city, and John II
MacFadden, of Philadelphia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
ARMY ORDERS

WASHINGTON, May 2S The fol-
lowing orders have been issued
Major &. r. Suffrans. Seventeenth
infantry. from Philippines division, to
his regiment
Promotions Of coast artillery officers
announced
Fulton c. Gardner from first Heuten-
ant to captain.
e P. Noyes, from second lieutenant
to drst lieutenant
G. e Ide, from second lieutenant to
first lieutenant
w D. Frazer from second lieutenant
to first lieutenant
Second Lieutenant w. f. Wallace,
Third field artillery, to Dover arsenal,
New Jersey.
First Lieutenant r. L. Gruber field
artillery. attached TO Fifth field artil-
lery, on relief from Hanover. Ger
many. viii proceed to Fort sin, Okla.
and join that regiment
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
AT THE THEATER
VILLA HOLT WAKEFIELD

VILLA HOLT WAKEFIELD
CHARMS LARGE AUDIENCE
Villa Holt Wakefield charmed large
audience al the Forsyth last night with
her mimitabe "pianologues she was
not a stranger to many some of whom
were her personal friends and others
warm admirers made on previous visits
here as a vaudeville headliner Mrs
Wakefield is lovely to look upon with
sweet and intimate little mannerisms that
endear her to the audience before She
sings one of her fetching little songs
Afterward, YOU are her friend for life
She has varied collection Of pianoogues
which range in sentiment from grave to
gay from lively 10 The quotation fails
here for of the severe not a hint APP
pears in Mrs Wakedeld's performance.
The former Atlanta woman who has at
tanned the heights i'm vaudeville was ac-
corded an ovation last night. and made
a graceful little speech. with her arms
fun of pink soses. at the close of her act
The Forsyth bill has several splendid
features this week The Somewhat
Different Singers are fine, and made a
big hit last night The Langdons in
Fun ON the Bouleyards offer q novel
and funny act carl Mccullough is espe-
clally good, ana SO is Franklin Arden,
IN The Sudragette on the whole. the
hin is one % the hest OF the season
and the FORSYTH win NO doubt he crowded
10 its capacity this week
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
Grocery Boys Must Go to Back Door
400 WOMEN ISSUE EDlCT I

Does he think we are going 10 walk
from the Kitchen 10 the front door every
time boy brings a dozen eggs?' said
MIS- Lawton street ooh. its no use
talking about servants. for none of US
can keep a girl more than two days
in succession. and all of us know it..
Bu' haak goodness. there are other
stores.
Women Firm in Resolve.
But suppose they all get togeeher
and won't send to the back door" sng-
gested the wife Of an Albanian who is
in a trust himself.
Then wen ~e- together first sale
Mrs West End Lets organize right
now and sign our names 1t will be
perfectly grand"
SO the dozen guests signed and each
one constituted herself a committee Of
one - get other members Now the
list has grown to more than hundred
and sin is Increasing. Every signer IS
pledged not to purchase groceries from
any store which will not send its boy TO
the back door Every package brought
to the front must go around the house
AGAR or straight back to the store And
the West End women say they pro-
pose to win out If they have to go up
town for their dinners and carry homf
their purchases
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28

The West End Womens Anti-Front
Door association is being organized to-
day and housewives Of the suburb are
signing their names as fast as the
paper goes around. They are resolved
to receive no more groceries at their
front doors. even if husbands 20 din
nerless.
II all started because a Gordon street
housewife was giving a morning bridge
when a grocery boy arrived with an
armfu of packages and rang the bell.
Thinking "a gatecomer had arrived Mrs.
West End answered the call all smiles.
Then she switched to a frown
Take the groceries around TO the
back door" she said
Youll take 'em here or they go
back 20 the store" returned the boy.
And back to the store they went
Mrs. West End Angered.
Mrs West Ends spunk was aroused.
She went to the phone and called up
the store. while her guests waited to
see what would happen Bridge was
suspended for the moment
The BOY was perfectly right ma
dame and / approve his action" said
the manager u the grocery
GOOD BYE" said the hostess.
Then she told all her guests about IT.
why. tire IDEA" said they in a
chorus,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
BISHOP REESE TO PREACH
ON CHURCH ANNIVERSARY

SAVANNAH, GA, May Is Bishop
Frederick F. Reese, of the Episcopal do
cese of Savannah. viii deliver the sermon
in Trinity Episcopal church, Portsmouth
Va. next Sunday at the celebration Of
the l50th anniversary of the church
Bishop Randolph, of Virginia, will de
liver an address in the evening
\ quarter of century ago Bishop
Reese was rector Of Trinity parish, and
he preached the anniversary sermon when
the parish celebrated its l25th anniver-
sary.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles removing -ravel cures
diabetes. weak and lame backs rheuma-
tism. and all Irregularities OF the kidneys
and bladder in both men and women
Regulates bladder troubles In children
II not sold by ycIr druggist VIII be ssnt
by mail on receipt OF $500 one small
bottle is two months treatment and sell
dom fails 70 perfect a cure. Send for ties
tiB.onials from this and other states DR.
= " Han. 2q26 Olive-st. St Louis, No
Sold by druggists
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
STORM ENDS FLIGHT OF
BALLOON IN CUP RACE

ST LOUIS MO, May 2S-Albert Won
Hoffman and Captain John Berry. of ST.
Louis, who sailed from San Antonio,
Texas in the balloon St. Louis in an eff
fort to win the Lahm cup, were forced
by storm to descend at Roseville, NJ
and today are returning to St. Louis with
the big gas bag. Their flight was 900
miles. far short Of the Lahm cup record.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-01

SIdII correspondence.
Marathon, N. Y, Jan. liver
hear of Lewis Swift: II not,
give ear, for his is a Story-a
Nineteen Hundred and Twelve,
New Year story-that's worth
hearing and setting up as an ex-
ample. 49,,
Lewis Swift lives here in the
village of Marathon, but his fame
knows no territorial Cor terres-
tiaD bounds. This though he has
not yet seen his twenty-second
birthday,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-01
Lessss AsN. 7RkJ

Swift was the first man to re-
discover Halley's comet on its
periodic visit to this little patch
of atmosphere in which old earth
skates around.
He has been married twice and
has four children living.
He is the acknowledged discov-
erer (proudly proclaimed by the
astronomical world) of more than
1900 "nebulae," or little groups
of world systems, and of fifteen
comets.
He has seen two total eclipses
of the sun, and during one he dis
New-York tribune., 1912-03-03
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

yo... Mall Vessel
N,tnrar, ror. Line. closes sails.
psnns,,Hs N,asHs London. At T.. -- 1000 a m
aid' Hamburg HA - 500 m
MONDAY. MARCH e.
ssiai.owiIne Paramarbo. RDWI1 II :O0 a m 300 p m
'"u'h' brunswick Clyde. - 100 p m
TUESDAY. MARCH g.
Byron, Byron Bahla' Lamp & Holt. 700 m 1870 m
ts Sounu Brook Jamaica. 49,. $50 m 1900 m
.rs alacas Srenada, Trinidad 1000 a m i2O m
S,h toea1t,ns no de Janeiro. Brazl2:O0 m 300 m
,,s' uah' not,erdam' Holl-Am -- 1000 a m
- - e. n .Nap,cs, fapfe. ..... - 300 m
A - - uis, SdNannhh, Sav. --- 300 p IN
"'"P""'e' 'achsohNiile' Clyde. - 100 p m
New-York tribune., 1912-03-03

Patras 2 Palermo and Alglers s. via Bermuda
27 10 Nicholas Galanos. with 200 cabin and
49s steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived at
the Bar at | 80 y m.
Steamer Radiance CBD. Jucaro February 81.
IN the Munson SIS Line with sugar. Arrived at
the Bar al 10 80 p m.
Steamer Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk,
to the Old Dominion SIS co. with passengers and
rndse Passed in Quarantine at 2:26 m.
steamer Monadnock tBr), Lisbon February II,
to the Cans SIS Line with mdse Arrived at the
Bar at p m. lst
steamer Kennebec (Br) Shanghai November
"a Hong Kong ~, Manila December 3. Cebu 12
Singapore ~ Penang p, Sabany 20. Port Said
January II. Agers - and Madeira February ~
to George " Pitou. with mdse Arrived at the
Bar at midnight. lst.
steamer Arapahoe, Jacksonville February IS
and Charleston 90 to the Clyde IS co. with pas
sengers and mdse. Passed In Quarantine at 40
m.
Steamer Maracaibo. Curacao February % and
Mayaguez 25. to Bliss. Dallett e. Co. with pas
sengers and mdse. on the Highlands at 6:i5
m.
steamer Campania CBr). Liverpool February "A
and Queenstown ~. TO the Cunard Line with
passengers. mails and mdse. Southeast OF Fire
Island at 6:2o p m.
Steamer Mamma Haa Baltimore March l. to
the New York and Baltimore Transportation Co
with mdse. on the Highlands at 6:3S m.
Sandy Hook. i. March >. $3.50 m-Wind
northwest: fresh breeze cloudy: light sea.
SAILED
steamers Nayahoe. Wilmington: Floride (Fr)
Drnkirk Walton Hall lBrl, Hong Kong; El SOL
Galveston: Buffalo CBr. Hull; Hyperis 1Brl
Morteyidco: Dlackheath tBD. Louisbourg: Arribo
New-York tribune., 1912-03-03
PARK FIRE ALARM SITE
Authorities to Place New StruGt-
ure Near 10th Street Road.
BUILDING TO COST $4,000
Landscape Architect Agrees to
Project-Plans for Other
Boroughs in Doubt.

Fire commissioner Johnson has arranged
with the Park Department for site Tor
central fire alarm station in Central Park.
Park Commissioner Stover announced yes
terday that he and the landscape architect.
charles Downing Lay. had agreed on site
overlooking the 18th street transverse road.
Mr.. Lay would not consent however to the
plan of Commissioner Stover to give the site
Of the old dairy, on the 65th street trans
verse road, for the alarm station.
The building to be erected, Commissioner
stover said. would he entirely for the use
of the Fire Department and would cost in
the neighborhcod of $4,000, When pre-
Nious site was selected il was intended that
part of the structure should be used by the
Park Department. AS it now Is though
the Park Department will not have an lnch
Of the proposed new structure.
Mr.. Lay a week ago vetoed the plans for
an alarm station in Prospect Park, Brook
lyn. He said he had done so primarily be-
cause Commissioner johnson wanted q site
near the Plaza entrance. Commissioner
Kennedy said that so far as he was con-
Cerned Mr. Lays decision was final in the
matter.
When asked yesterday about the proposed
site in Central Park Commissioner Stover
said
The site decided on is on A rocky ridge
Of tie park Just south of the 18th street
transverse road. Mind yoI. il is among the
rocks Mr. Lay has approved Of IT, and we
have lust been up there to look over the
site again"
When the landscape architect was seen
he hadn't much 10 say in addition to what
commissioner Stover said, but when asked
why he had not favored the dairy site he
said he did not believe such conspicuous
place should be devoted TO fire alarm sta
ton.
Without submitting the matter to Mr..
Lay. ss old Commissioner Higgins and
Commissioner Kennedy at the very start
Park commissioner Stover decided himself
that the dairy site would be q good one.
on that assumption surveyors OF the Fire
Department went 10 work on plans for the
Conmissioner Stover favored having the
structure replace the old dairy onlIdlns,
because without any outlay on ms part the
PARK Department would. according TO MS
own statement, be the richer for pavlnoh
and other space I'm the alarm station. Ihdt
sppealcd 10 him almost rs much az dld me
idea of getting rid of the present unsightly
Among other buildings under. considera::
ton for central Fdrk ar d. eho t,b 81 o.
boat house. a field house on the ball green
In the lower Cart of the park and tennis
house i'm the upper part.
Commissioner Eliot OF queens is WILING 10
grant site for AT alarm station in Forest
Park, he said yesterday. providing the FIRE
Commissioner meets certain requirements.
II is believed that Mr.. Lay viii also favor
a station there
n was not known yesterday whether the
Fire Commissioner would ask for another
/, site in Prospect Park. 1t Is CONSIDERED
there
FIRE alarm station in a park in each Dor
nngh eventually.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-03
West 23d and 22d Streets

Hull. March 2-Marenso CBr). New Yort ~
New York for Antwerp (and procsedsscl.. ~ =:
Plymouth. March 2. 1925 m-Pree,l =
Grant tGer). New York for ChereouU
Hamburg land pgoceeded).
SAILED.
Pireus. Feb 2s-Pstris (Grk), New Tod, ~
Havre. March 2. p MA Provence rrs y
York ~
Southampton. March 2. 1910 p n--st LooiA ~
York via Cherbourg -..,A.
Rotterdam, March ?. a u-Rottsrdam wv
New York
Trieste, Feb 27-Baltico (Ausp, New Yorn
Santos Feb 2s-Santa Anna Ger. New i% i1ss :
81 Lucia. Feb 23-Gogovale (Bp IRON >"
Janeiro), New York - ,n<}
Barbados. Feb 20. 10 m-rhespis 'DD '"
Santos). New York. -
Greenock, March 1--Araby (Br), New i@~<&
Palermo. March 1--Perugia (Br). New N,
Bermuda. March ?. 1870 n-Bermuo'''
Movllle. March 2-columbia Csr, Cfron' cs~
New York. v,.x
Shields. March Frankly tBrl. Ner ~ NJ
Antwerp. March 2-Vaderland tpes"
York via Dover
PASSED. re|
Prawle Point March 2-south Amsnes
New York for Hamburg. -, xsv fc|
Gibraltar. March 2-Vandalia Ger. ,!NSsns,slse|
for Malta, Alden, singapore Ana THSsgfp|
Kinsale, March a--ceryantes tbeis'
for Manchester .,x.,t OIL
Lizard March 2 3:45 m-Prss'dsG1se sGsefsoH|
(Ger). New York for Plymou'n'
and Hamburg. - r
New-York tribune., 1912-03-03
DINNER FOR RocKAWAY LEADER.

Joseph r. Powers. Democratic leader or
Rockawsy Beach. whose breaking away
from Joseph Cassidy, the former boss OF
Queens County is regarded as the move
that pried loose Cassidy's grip in Queens
will be the guest of honor at dinner on
Tuesday evening at Arion Hall. Rockaway
Beach.
Borough President Connolly, Supreme
Court Justice Townsend Scudder, County
Judge Burt J. Humphrey, Municipal Court
gustice Alfred Denton Surrogate Daniel
Noble Alderman Alexander Dujat, and DR..
William H. Nammack will be among the
speakers John G. Judge will be the toast
me ster.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-03

mines Cvia San Francisco Man. e.,o
tIswsu FIJI Islands Samoan Islands.
New zealand, Australia Via VIC :. e,o
toria)-Mskura ...... -. - 'ia'' '' '
Janan Corea China via Tacoma) q, e.,o
ranan 1,orea China Philippines
tyia VlctoriaD Empress OF Japan Mar. ~ o'o'
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook ISLANDS
New Zealand. Australia (via san
Franciscol-Maltai ......,.....,.Ma Mar ~ o'0o
Guam philippines tvia San Fran =, o..o
cisco,-U transport. .............Ma Mar. 5l' o'7"
New-York tribune., 1912-03-03
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Saturday, March 2
1912.
ARRIVED.

steamer La savoie Fr). Havre February ~
IN the Compagnie Generate Transatlantique, With
81 frst cabin. 201 sscind cabin and 8l6 steer
age passengers. mails and mdse Arrived at the
Bar at T;40 a m. -
Steamer American. Puerto Mexico February IL
and Philadelphia March /. to the American
Hawaiian SIS Line, with mdse. Arrived at the
Bar at 7:43 m.
steamer Richmond, Georgetown, TO the Atla1-
Tic Coast Lumber CO, with lumber. Passed In
Quarantine at 6:25 a m. -
the Texas City SIS Co. with mdse. Passed In
Sandy Hook at e:27 a
steamer Athinai (Grk). Smyrna January -.
Pirnus 81 Gibhlon and KAlamata February ].
New-York tribune., 1912-03-03
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN POHIS'

Port said. March 2-Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
GER New York via Funchal and Gibraltar.
Brow Head. March 2-Lapland. New YORK tor
dover and Antwerp. reported by wireless
telegraph iTS miles southwest at 9;22 m,
due at Dover about 2:30 p m to-day; Gym
ric. New York for Queenstown and Liver
nool r.ported 100 miles west at 1923 a m'
due at Queenstown about 10 = m yesterday.
Lizard. March 2-st Paul. New York for Plym,
outh Chorbourg and Southampton. reported
nv wireless telegraph 33I miles west at 8
a m. due at plymouth about m to-day
Naties, FEB 2s-oceania CAusp. New York.
Marseilies. March Madonna Fr'. New YORK
via Naples
Gibraltar. March 2--Adriatic tBr). New York via
Madeira for Naples. Genoa. etc: Calabria
(RrC New York for Naples and Genoa.
Kobe Feb ag-C;lenetive (Brl, New York via ST
Vincent c v. and Durham.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-03

,Br, Fremsntle: New York. Southampton; Cras-
ter Hall CBD. Valparaiso; Berlin Ger, AsieIs:
Kroonland, Antwerp Arcadian (Br); bermuoa.
C'oamo san Juan Tivives CBrl. Kingston; Den
YER. Nassau and Galveston; Huron, charleston
and jacksonville Hcvana. Havana; ,n orlnatiiIe
Macoris; Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport
News. Nueces. Tampa City OF savannah sa-
vannah Rochambeau Fr), Havre, uuiana ,nn.
tI3r. calcutta; Bella (I3D. kingston; Aauiia
,Ner Newport News Commodore Rollins NOT
Colon: Evelyn (Bp, Norfolk; santiago Maya
New-York tribune., 1912-03-03
Also collection of this seasons
Plain and Fancy Suitings

comprising Serges Invisible Stripe Satin Cloths, H2c &c
and Armures desirable colors and black at w w
Value S1.25 to l.50 Yard
Attention is also directed to Later lmportations OF
Embroidered Fringe Chenille Bordered Voles Marquiseo
and Popns the latest Paris color combinations and large
assortment of Bordered Chalies in exclusive designA
New-York tribune., 1912-03-03
'CESDAY, MARCH 3.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Destination and steamer Close in nv PM
Japan Corea. China (via Seattle)-
To-day, $50
HaWaii Svia san Francisco)-Sierra. Mar. 4, $50
Japan, Corea China (vla Seattle)--
ava Mhru .......................M Mar 7. $50
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China Philip
plnes WA san Francisco)-China. Mar. 4, $50
Hawaii via San Franciscol-Wil-
neiniinh -. ....... t............M Mar. s, $50
Japan, Corea China Philippines (via
Seattlel-Mnnesota .............M Mar IL $50
hawaii Japan. Corca. China. Philip