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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30

I HAVE A CE,NTRACT-To distribute a
Million Free Fkgs. Borax Soap Powder.
w ant reliable men and women to help.
$500 weekly. Wsverly Brown, 730 North
Franklin, Chicago. 25oct
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LEGAL NOTICE.
CREW NOTICE.

CREW NOTICE.
Nefther--the captain, owners
A or consignees of the British
A%fA steamship Ronanby will be
%dEA&A responsible for debts con-
4Ssf#5as tracted by the crew of said
NAAH@AAaAs& vessel.
H HOFFMAN,, Captain
c. W. OLIVER, Consignee
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HELP WANTED.

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy to
get. My free booklet Y-455 tells how
Write today-now. Earl Hopkins, Wash |
ington. ID. G. sun-wed-sep-ccts
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.RTESIAN WELLS.

--I.N wELI.s-wIu put In well 2
~ 1,rhes diameter; any depth, and
IL water. Call or write Gray
ral nlegw well Co. Cottondale. Fla
ssiaH 1une23tt
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Buy a bale Of cotton, will
store same for SOC per month.
Ferriss Warehouse and Stor-
age Co. Phone 1912.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Furnished Apartment rooms, kitchen,
private porch. bath, hot water through
out. Also front room down stairs, pri-
Eate bath, electric lights. Low rate. Cen
trail location, Is North Reus. Phone
S54 25oct
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$40 to sic PER week copying letters at
home; no capital required: stamped
envelope for particulars, Station f., box
sc, Memphis, Tenn, 24oct1w~
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r vN-.Monday night. Oct. q, from in
OL -t =, No. 227 East Intendencia street
r. ron ss,cvcle, Crescent make. color black,
SEQ basket attached and coaster
return 20 above number and re
vs reward. @ooctot
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lost AND FOUND.

Z, vED-From the Pure Food Store,
hAl s1oora cat. Leather collar. Re
at ar return to Sol Calm & c.
I'D TOT aooctst
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FARM LAND FOR SALE

MUST sell at ono. one piece OF 24o acres
and one piece of so acres, both located
near Gonzalez. VIII make the entire 300
acres for $2,0oo.oo $4,000 cash and bal
ance in l, 2, 3 years at $50. Address,
Box 331. Pensacola. Florida. Ssep
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STRAYED.

STRAYED from my farm at Myrtle
Grove one small red butt-headed cow.
about four years old. Reward for in
formation. Herbert P. Caro-. Phone Is.
oet6tf
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CREW NOTICE.

Neither the captain. owners
HG nor constgnees of the British
9#A steamship 'Tottenham'' will
be responsible for debts con
y tracted by the crew of said
--4AsssA1~ vessel.
N RAND, Captain
HULF TRANSIT COMPANY, Consignee
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Female Help Wanted.

ESQ PER DAY paid one lady In each
town to distribute free circulars for
.oncentrated fiavoring in tubes. Perman-
ut position. f. E. Barr Co.. Chicago.
27oct
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THREE BLOCKS WEST OF SAN CAR
LOS HOTEL-Newly furnished suite
Of rooms. also large front room, large
private veranda, modern conveniences,
southern exposure. Alp w. Garden ST.
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EF SELL everything for
every automobile. Square
bal Auto Co. Slaus
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MISCELLANEOUS.

= FRENCH MARKET-1os East
r.i,l, street Just open: everything
"eend sanitary; fresh meats, grocer
IA vegetables. Phone sos. 29o1w7
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statesmen WANTED

SALESMAN experienced in any line to
sell general trade in Florida. Vacancy
November LIST. UNExCELLED speciaIty
proposition. Commission Contract 45o.o0
weekly for expenses. CONTINENTAL
IE5WELRY CO. 349-43 CONTINENTAL
BUILDING, CLEVELAND, OHIO. 2soct
statesmen to contr-cs with merch-
ants FOR daily window picture ser
vice. Permanent position with big
money Photogra phic News Service. 80
West 81 street New York. 25 oct
AI,ESMEN-Capabie speciality man for
.oo,tgonaI terms Vacancy Nov. 1st At
frasetfye commission contract. balance OF
S-ear and 1915 $50 weekly for expenses.
Ss,asysla15 81 25oct
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--A good paying, small busl-
ness. For particulars, address Milton
Bakery. Milton. Fla. 3ooct16tf
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PIANOS.
TO EXCHANGE.
MOTOR SUPPLIES

for motor
cars. Square Deal Auto
o. 21aug
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
SOFT WHEAT HARVEST
BEGINS NEXT MONDAY
Parts Of the Okla
hOma

OKLAHOMA CITY June . The
harvest Of sofe wheat will begin in
Northwestern oklahoma on next Mon
day I'm case pleasant weather continues
according To Information received to-
day by Assistant Labor Commissioner
W. a. Ashton, Tuesday The big 'soft
wheat growing counties ara Grant
Kay. Major and Noble. The hard
wheat harvest Of northwestern Okla
homa Will begin about June @ ac-
cordlug 10 reports received by tho
labor department. IT is expected that
the wheat harvest I'm southern okla
homl viii be IN fun swing next week
The branch employment agencies at
Alva and Woodward will Dee opened
June y. 4 large number of men are
being assigned 10 the sections Of the
stat" whore wheat cutting Will begin
next week Active steps ara being
taken 10y the department To put "A stop
To- paid employment agencies who are
seeking to plac" men iu the harvest
fields. Mr. Ashton stated Tuesday
that no men will be- assigned by tho
state 10 work I'm the harvest fields who
eXpecct 10 secure their employment
through payment Of a fee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
CONVENTION TO PASS
ON SENATORIAL FIGHT
ARKANSAS WILL FIND OUT WHO
IL 10 BE SEN AIOR,
Clark Has the Advantage rs His Men
VIII Organize the Con-
NcntiOn,

PINE BLUFF. Ark, June :. Tho
Arkansas Democratic state convention
which meets here tomorrow VIII act
as court Of last appeals IN the con-
test between United states senator
James i. Clarke and Judge William
f.. Kirby, arising out OF the state prl
mary election on March 20
After Senator Clarke had won the
nomination for United states senator
by majority OF 2l3 votes on the
face of the returns Judge Kirby ap-
pealcd 10 the democratic state central
committee charging fraud. The com -
mittee decided that the charges were
unfounded and declared senator
Clarke renominated. Judge kirby
then filed notice of appeal to the
state convention
The chairman and all other Of
ncials of tomorrOW'S convention VIII
be supporters of senator Clarke. Tho
state central committee today SC
lected Chancellor j. NJ. Elliott, of
Pine Bluff, as temporary chairman II
is likely that no will also be pcrmd-
ncnt chairman
II is conceded that his control Of
the convention machinery gives Sen
ator Clarke a tremendous ADVANTAGE
as there are Contestng delegations
from several counties.
Previously it has been the custom
for the state central committee to
adopt the recommendation of the
governor for temporary convention of
ficers, but today Governor Hays was
completely ignored owing to the fact
that he was a supporter Of Judge
kirby
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
STEM Of collier
TERRIBLY TWISTED
EXAMINATION SHOWS THE
TERRIFIC FORCE OF THE
COLLISION.
First Funerals of Those of the
Grew of Empress of Ireland
Will Be Thursday.

MONTREAL, Juno ; The collier
dan Pacific liner Empress of ire
land in the st Lawrence last Fri
day, causing the loss Of moro than
800 lives. completed unloading her
cargo of coal today and II WAS pos
sble TO make thorough inspection
of her bow, shattered by the coils
ion. lior stem was twisted SO much
10 starboard that IL almost formed
a half circle. Some OF the lOWermOst
plates in her bow also were twisted
TO starboard and torn away There
is large ind"ntation on either sidd
of the stem and rivcts are torn clear
The Canadian Pacific railway Of
ficially stated tonisht that the fun
eral of the members Of the crew OF
the Empress Of ireland. who lost
their lives i'm the disaster and who's"
bodies have not been claimed, viii
take place Thursday at 10 o'clock al
Quebec. The Canadian Pacific Will
bear the expense
According to the statement Of
Montreal postoi1icc officials the reg
istered mail amounting TO 1890
packages. which went down on the
Empress IL n total loss and there
viii be 20 compensation for scnders
or addresses The postal regulations
provide that the department only II
responsible for registered mail actu-
n " lost in the mail and then only
tc the extent of S25 for each package.
Those who sent money orders 20
Europe which were lost on the En-
press. however. Will not be out OF
pocket as duplicates will be copied
and dispatched to London II is estl-
mated that over $4,000 In money
orders went down In the mail bags.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
CANNOT EXPORT FOOD
STUFF FROM MEXICO
WiiI Prevent american I;anchmcn
From Sending Cattle Across
.hc iordcr.

EAGLE PASS. Juno ? EXporta-
ton Of live stock or food stuffs from
Mexico has been prohibited by the
constltutiOnalist officials at Piedras
Negras. IL was announced there today
This action viii prevent the crossing
~ thousands of cattle and horses
which American ranchmen. it Is said
we're preoailnt 10 bring into Texas.
Mexican o1lcials said that the EN-
btrtu vas rrressnfy IN order to in
sI food ,tIpy
\ ig'.1 ~ fifteen federal refugees
VINO haVu tsen L.uius in the Santa
T. .sd mount. ius. last night attacked
tn ntirlrE ctirr 10. hsperanzas. but
Wsts icIalis "a iy tre ounstitut.oualists
guards Two q the fedetals were
Killed
H,-vv iiins anC flooded streams
have delayed the operation Of the
railroad to Saltillo. \ bridge was
washed out for the second time yes
tcr1ay above MOncloya.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
DIRECTORS TO TESTIFY
RuInor- That Rockefeller Also VIII
BE Called.

WASHINGTON, June 2-When tho
Interstate Commerce Commission re-
sumes its Investigation into the af-
fairs of the New York. Sew Haven
< Hartford railroad tomorrow. three
directors of the William Skin
her, Henry NJ. McHarg and J. 5. FL
ton-and a former member of the
board. Laurence Minot. Will be ready
10 testify. All VIII be questioned re-
garding financial transa ctions Of tho
New Haven. concerning which Mr..
Mellen testified during the four and
a half days ne was on the stand.
There were persistent rumors to-
day tina: William Rockefeller would
be one of the New Haven directors
called in the near future, despite an
affidavit by the aged financier's phv-
slcian that he is not in condition to
be subjected to examination.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03

CHICK ASHA. June 2 Especially
The new dofmiiory for the okla
homa college FOR girls was dedicated
here today with proper ceremonies.
Addresses We're delivered by r. a.
Wilson. state superintendent. charles
Evans. president ~ the Edmond Nor
NAL. and J. Is Eskriige. president or
the oklahoma college for glils.
The new d0rmitory was recently
completed at cost Of $4,000 under
authority ~ an Appropriation by the
Inst lnRialaiurn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
FLETCHER IS KENOMIN \TED.
Only One Florida Congressman Was
Defeated.

JACKSONVILLE Fla. June .
Incomplete returns late tonight from
Florida's statewide primary today in
dicated that Duncan T. Fletcher had
been renominated as the democratic
candidate for United States senator
over John y. G. Stockton by a ma
iority of approximately 5000 votes.
Nomination on the democratic ticket
In Florida is equivalent to election.
Three of Florlda's four representa-
tives in congress were renOminated
by the democrats Stephen NJ. Spark
man won the primary In the First
congressional district. Frank Clark in
the Second and Emmett Wilson In the
Third. In the newly created fourth
district Claud l.. Engle, now represen-
tative-at large from Florida was de-
feated by j. W. Sears. All three rep
resentatlves renominated had opposl-
ton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
RATE Case Goes over
UNTIL September Il
YOUMANS WILL HAND DOWN
DECISION IN THE CASE
NEXT FALL.
If He Overrules the States Con
tention Next Fall, Case Will
Be Tried on Its Merits.

OKLAHOMA CITY. June .
Especial. The oklahoma passenger
rate case was today continued until
september 2l.
4, that time Fercdal Judge Frank
\ Yomans Of Arkansas, assigned
specially to try the case, Will return
TO oklahoma city and announce his
decision as TO the suficiency of the
bills of the railroads. or rather pass
upon the question promulgated by the
attorney-genera as TO the insuffl-
cheney of the proof TO sustain the al
legations Of the railroads.
The continuance was announced ny
the court Tuesday, Immediately atter
Judge Youmans had oNerruled tne
motion of Attorney General Charles
West that the case be thrown oul Oh
court The attorney general claimed
the case was moot for thlS reason
he said that the carriers In the or
ignal bills followed the gross rev
enue and expense" theory ana claim =
ing at the time that was the onIy
feasible method of determining the
cast Of hauling passengers ana frelsh' ;
He claimed that In the supplemental
bills filed recently, ana since the su
pYcme court of the United states helu
that the gross revenue theory 10 DE an
innroner method I'm determining the
cost. the carriers have abandoned the
first theory. and now set up only one
allegation or litigtion and that Is that
the two-cent passenger rate Is confis-
4 q
West said in court. "ln their the
railroads. original bill they say that
there is no other method than the
gross revenue theory OF estimating
The cost Of hauling Interstate passcn-
rers. and the supreme court has held
that useless. therefore. there is Moth
inr for us TO litigate but that single
allegation. which they say they are
unable TO substantiate by any other
method than the defeated gross rev
cnuc theory"
Even though the two-cent pas
senger rate does cause the roads 70
carry passengers at a loss. he con-
tinued. the courts have held that
whore the loss is made up In the
freight. and other departments. that
the passenger rate is not Illegal and
confiscatory. In this case the state
contends that the carriers must show
that the various rates, both passen-
ger and freight. are confiscatory and
further that the two-cent fare. itself,
Is cOnfiscatory.
I'pon this question Judge Youmans
will hand down a decision on Septem-
her 21 In the event he holds in
favor nf the state. the case will either
be ended, or II will be appealed to a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
Members of All Political Parties Arc
Joining.

OKLAHOMA CITY. June John
Fields clubs are being organized in
every county in Oklahoma with an
enthusiasm that plainly shows the
esteem and confidence in which John
Fields Is held by every man that
knows him Members of all political
parties are joining these clubs The
platform il brief and one that every
good citizen can support. II merely
declares the purpose to be ITO dis
seminate Information relating To the
present maladministration Of public
affairs that every voter may appre-
ciatc the importance of voting at this
time for radical change; to work
actively for the election Of John
Fields as governor of Oklahoma and
for the election Of officials who are In
harmony with his program Of honesty.
economy and efficiency. and. to CO
operate In bringing out fun vote and
I'm watching the count and canvass Of
the votes so that the will Of the peo>
pie. as expressed at the ballot box.
may prevail" at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
WANT STRIKE INAISTIG ATlON
Another Coal War l. Feared IN West
Virginia

CHARLESTON. W Va. Juno
An early inv estlgation Of conditions
in the Kanawha coal fields of West
virginia, where 5000 mon are on
strike. was urged on President Wilson
by telegraph tonight lbs the kanaWha
coal Operators Association Similar
telegrams were sent To Attorney Gen
eral McReynolds ana Secretary OF
Labor w B Wilson
Tho operators also sent telcgrams
10 West Virginia representatives. I'm
congress urging an, Investigation ot
tho strike In their telegram to the
president the operators expressed fear
that unless some action is taken
trouble may cnsuc West Virginia *
congressman are asked tp ulcsusatc
conditions 80 that possible conflict
may be aVcrtcd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
No new EVIDENCE
At C0RONER'S PROBE
DECIDE THAT AUTOMOBILE
HIT BUGGY CONTAINING
MRS. FLANAGAN
Took Statement OF Other OCcu-
pant Without Ever Examin-
ing the Damaged Buggy.

A, 49, o,,,,n,o, o,roro,,s trouoat
held IN Judge sack ; orIico IN 'he
courthouse yesterday afternoon In tho
M, ~ Al Ly,pir,n c,ee nothing
,,.,.l
moro 'hah was a'l''uS ""'"" was "' =
duced To show that an autonoDlIe had
colIlded with the buggy In which the
....... ..,l c,, p,s. ,yor. riding
"''''"" "''U
Testimony was hedrd from SeN''" ~
persons who were at the scene Of the
accident shortly after It occurred.
The coroner's jury brought In "A
verdict that Mrs. Flanagan came TO
her death as tho result OF Il collision
between an automobile and the We
hlclo in which the woman was riding
r.. W. Sanders, West Tulsa resi-
dent and blacksmith. ana a former
patrolman of that suburb, and his
son. together with Gus Base. were the
principal witnesses before the jury.
Raso declared no was not drunk at
,ho time and that all day Sunday he
mad had but two drinks OF whiskey.
lie supplemented his statement by de
clarlng that lust two drinks would
hnve no effect on him. Police later
verified the supplemented statement
lie clung to tho story that an auto
mobiles hub struck the left front
wheel Of the vehicle.
Sanders and his son related the
condition Of the vehicle when they
saw II. telling particularly Of the In
denture in tho left front wheel
Neither they nor Base said anything
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
TULSA NURSE is NAMED
Appointcd Member Of stats I,am.
ming IiOard

OKLAHOMA CITY. June . -(Spo
cial.D Governor Cruce Tuesday ap-
pointed members OF the state board
~ nurse examiners as follows: Miss
Luella Siliday Tulsa. successor to-
Miss Young Miss Mabel Garrison and
Miss Lucy Mcguire. both Of okla
hpmI CITY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
Lloyd, May Raise Steamer.

MONTREAL. June 2.-Lloyds. the
insurance underwriters, will decide
whether II will he feasible to raise the
foundered Empress Of ireland from
the bottom of the 81 Lawrence river.
IL was learned today. The Canadian
Pacific railway. owners of the vessel
automatically relinquished all claim
TO her when she sank.
owners OF the Storstad today ap-
piled to the admiralty court. demand
ing the release Of the collier from
arrest and denying all responsibility
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03

OKLAHOMA CITY. juno lSpe-
cial )-George W. Cornell Of Weath-
erfOrd who was "A member Of the
1911 Legislature. filed today with the
state election board as a democrats,
candidate for representative m con
gress from the seventh district. 4
A. Hupyins ~ HOyt. Okla. demo
crat. also filed for representative from
Haskell county Al Jennings OF ok
lahoma city fled as democratic can
didate for governor late Monday aft
ernODn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
BASEBALL BAT AS WEAPON
Ecud Crops Out During Exciting HALL
Game.

McALESTER. okla. June .
CSpecialD-As result of the out
cropping If a feud at Scipio today.
j. IT, Nave lies in the All Saints hos
uital with fractured skull from
blows on the head with a baseball
bat welded by Bob and Virgil Med
die. The trouble came to head over
a row following n baseball game when
Nave drew a knife and attempted to-
cut Bob NEEDLE. who caught his arm
and held it while Virgil rained blows
with a bat at had been using in the
game over his head and body. 1t u
thought that Nave will recover,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03

hlTGS. okla. June , special --
Ned Mcdaniel secretary Of tho SOM
otc. who was made eN-o0icio srcr".
tary " the state election board under
new law which has not ycf guns
into effect because ~ litigation. W't
bound over - the district cou.. foe
trial here today ON charge of em.
boiling about 5000 while district
clerk iu this county.
Ton ncv cnses have h-cr filcl
against VI Daniel charging enihez1le-
mont The court fixed Mcpluicls
l,rd NJ $4,000. which he Is cndcaVor-
Ing 20 give
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
PLEAD GUILTY TO ARSON
NDung Indian Girl win GO tp tho
Reform school

NAIESTER. June ., -tSrnrnl)
I0Hisp Mcclure. a 11-ycar-.id full-
blood Choctlw Indian girl today
r,codci guilty ~ charge OF arson
Tn Tho United states court She viii
he sent to reform school iu Illinois.
The exact place has not been set.
She was the girl who set fire 10 and
buried the Bloomfield Indian school
~ Bloomfield. Dewey county last
fall after being sent there against her
viii by' her parents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03

HAMMDN. okla. June 2.-(Spe-
ciai Two Of the largest wheat
growers Of Roger Mills county who
have a total ~ about 500 acres Of
wheat have sold their crops for July
delivery They are G. j. Smith and
l.. T Brawncr. Mir. Smith CON
tracteI 10 sell $1,000 bushels ana
Mr. Brawner 5000 bushels at 75 IL
cents bushel The wheat has been
purchased for export
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03
THAWS CASE REACHES
THE SUPREME COURT
NAY Bi TWO YEARS BiTORE \
DECISION IL \NNOI Need
Believes That lhaw VIII Apply for "A
lirloaS" ON Bond AT
ones.

WASlilNGTON. Juno . Harry X
rhAw's night ,sdiusl being returned to
MattraWlu reached tho supreme court
today ON AN appeal from the decision
Of Judge AldUch of the federal dis
trict court for New Hampshire.
against Thaw's rXtradition on the de
Wand of NrW York state officials.
As soon as the case IL formally
dorkotod, probably this week, II *
believed An application Will ho made
for ThaN's rrlchsc ON BAN while hts
ease - pending before the supreme
court Justice Holmes has been az
signed to business arising In the New
England states and application for
ThaW's release probably would be
made To- him He has authority 10
grant the release with or without bail.
To- deny the release or to refer Ia" APP
pllCaiiuu to the entire court
In the ordinary course m = asc
would not bc considered hV IN : purt
for nearly two years. 1t might ad d-
Nluccd ON tho ground of uuus i'm
purtdpsr to the state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-03

HA1LEYNGLLF. Okln. June ! =
Especial l-Robbers who broke into
the Bank Of lTailevville here sue
ceeded in getting away with but 81 so.
No attepmt was made - blow the
time lock on the safe. the burglars
merely picking mp a llttio loose
change that had been left outside the
vault The robbers made their en-
trance by removing a panel from the
back door.