i THE SUNDAY OREfiOMAX. rOKTLANlK MAV lDOO.
1 RENO IS PLAGUED
WITH FIREBUGS
'Twice Start Flames in Block
and Finally Cause Loss
of $40,000.
'BLAZE IN RESIDENCES
Three Persons Seriously Bdrned bj
Fire Fanned by Gale Evi
dence of Incendiary's
Crime Is Found.
nr.x. .Nor., May 15. An Incendiarv
entailing- a loss of $40,000. today
almost completely destrnved the -Man.
tilng- building, one of Reno's big-trctt
;,uu"' r-nr a time several other
liuildlnirs In the near vicinity were
threatened and only through heroic
work of volunteers, who assisted the
recular-flre department, was the fire
-.uniinea to tne one building.
As a roguit of tne conflagration,
which lasted more than four hours,
sensational developments are expected.
A fire was discovered In the basement
of the building two hours before the
last alarm was turned in. Mallrxnci
ftored In a second-hand store were
naming at that time. The blaze was
quenched, no sparks being left to start
another flre. declares the fire chief. The
last fire, which destroyed the building,
.started In the same pile of mattresses.
An investigation is being made.
A fire in the residence district of
Reno early this morning almost totally
destroyed one residence, badly scorched
another and burned three people so
badly that they are now In the hospital.
The wind, which has been blowing at a
high rate for the past 24 hours ren
dered the playing of water on both Ares
almost Impossible.
Those seriously burned were: Mra.
Kred Robinson and her 7-year-old son
and w. F. Sickles, who were on fire
escapes on the second floor and were
obliged to rush down a blazing stairs-ay.
JAP TO WED WHITE WOMAN
lenver Couple Secure Marriage I.l--en.-e
in Seattle.
SKATTI.E. Wash.. May tJ. i Spe
cial.) The Japanese-American entente
ordlale was further cemented today
by the issuance of a marriage license
by Iieputy County Auditor Claude F.
Case, to Masao Kuky. aged 14. and
May me Jeffrey, aged 21. both of Hen
ver. Colo.
Mr. Kuky U a native son of Japan,
comlnjr to this country some six years
ago. Miss Jeffrey is a native-born
daughter of America. The two have
bepn residents or Ijenver. where they
met and learned to love each, other.
Kuky Is well educated and has held
positions of trust In several large In
stitutions, notably a bank In Colorado
The coupie arrived In Seattle this morn
ing and Immediately repaired to the
County Auditor's office where they
made application for a license.
There are now eight Japanese-American
couples living at Bellevue.
MINERS INDORSE STRIKE
.Montana Brewery- Men Given Aid.
Violence Occurs at Butte.
BUTTE. Mont.. May IS. The Ked
I-odge Coal Miners' I'nion. next to the
biggest miners' union and probably the
trongest labor organlaxtion in the
state, today Indorsed the striking
brewery workers In this city. The
Suite Hands' I'nion also Indorsed the
strikers.
By the departure of Charles If.
Moyer. president of the Western Feder
ation of Miners, for tfenver tonight. It
was stated that the question of the
stiklng brewery workers would be car
ried to the headquarters of the miners
organization for solution.
A number of acta of violence marked
the strike today, one driver being
beaten. Beer wagon drivers were also
harassed by havlr; the harness of
the teams cut.
INJURIES CAUSE OF DEATH
Car Vtcpalrcr Kan Over by Train and
Both I.cci Cut Off.
John J. Schleischer. a car reiairer In
the employ of the O. It. & N. Co., was
run ovr and had both legs cut off at the
knee last night at 10 o'clock at Ewdson.
a flag station about ten miles from
Portland. He died an hour later as he
was beir.g transferred from the Red
Cross ambulance to St. Vincent's He
p'tal. Ir. Frank M. Taylor, who had
been called, found the man lifeless and
ordered the remains removed to the un
dertaking establishment of Dunning. Mo
entea at Oilbeuah. where they are now
in charge of the Coroner.
A rellow workman of Schleischer said
no one had seen the accident but that
'hlelscher had been run over by a
passing train. His address is given as
tlraham street, and he is said to have
relatives in this cltv.
HAY TO PICK TRIAL JUDGE
Out-itle Jurist Will I.IUely Hear Gor.
.alon Cse In June.
SPOKANE. May 15. The five Judge of
the Superior Court of Spokane County
have requested Uoverror M. E. Hay to
elect the judge who shall p reel do over
the trial of M. J. Gordon, former chief
Justice of the atate Supreme Court, now
charged with embezzlement of funds
from the Great Northern Railway.
They ask that a Judge from some other
county be appointed. Governor Hay has
promised to make the selection. The
case is expected to come up for trial
here In June.
ENCAMPMENT PLANS MADE
Seneca Fouls to Be Head or Oregon
Sparilsh War Veterans.
HARTFORD. Conn.. May 15. Commander-in-chief
Charles YV. Nemton. or the
TTntted Spanish "War Veterans, has Is
sued an order revoking the appointment
of Walter Vincent, of Vallejo. Cal.. as
ald-de-earrrp on the staff of the ran-roander-in-chlef
and appointing J. D.
Jones, of Paaad-na. CaL: Robert A. Dor
mtis. of Brooklyn. and Frederick f
X iiehnlc. of Now York, to the sarrv- post.
The charter of the two camps In Colo
rado are revoked. Three new depart
ments. Nebraska. Oregon and Texas, have
been formed, and 1 applications for char
ters cava bean receive a new commit
tee on revisions, rule and regulation,
the membership of which includes I'ast
Conimander-!n-ni!f Willi W. stovr. of
Boston, and National Ald-de-Camp Oscar
Taylor, of Pittsburg. Is nrder.ii to uic-t
at the National headquarters and to re
port to the Judge-Advocate-General on
or before August I. Vs'j.
The orders are. laened preparatory tl
the National Encampment to be held In
Tacoma. September 8. 9. and 10.
National Commander Charles V. New
ton, of the Spanish W ar Veterans, has
notified Seneca Foul a, of this city, former
commander of Scout Young Camp, that
ha baa been made department commander
for Oregon. This appointment will give
Fouts a position on the National Com
mander's staff during the various, mili
tary functions of the Tacoma encamp
ment. Fonts Is the first commander of
the Oregon department, one of the new
department created this year.
LOUISE KENT TO LEAVE
WILL Utt OX VAIDEVILLK STAGE
AFTER PltESE.VT SEASON.
Well-Liked Actress to gull Baker
Stock Company to Aear In
Onc-Aft Coined jr by Herself.
M.ot Louise Kent, for the In si ilirce
years second leading woman with the
Baker stock company, will l-ave that or
ganization to go on the vaudeville etase
in a one-act comedy, of mhlch she Is the
author. The title of the comedy la "Sold
ACTKKSW BK.COM I-: A IT If OH
K !:-ACT f'OMKDY FOIt
V II DF.VII.1.K JTAiK.
Mima I.wala krat
It has been put on In Portland with the
assistance of some of her associates In
the Baker company before a private audi
ence and the verd'.-t was favorable.
The comedy calls for only three, part
two women and one man. It nu In
tended to produce the sketch at the ben
efit performance for the Rose Festival,
but It was withdrawn, and la on Hie pro
gramme for another beneitl to be given In
short time.
Miss Kent said last nlsht that after
three years' study of new parts sue felt In
presenting a short comedy in which ehe la
to be the leading character she would ac
compllali two tilings would be relieved
for a time of constant etudy and would
be doing something to make her namo
known over the country, as it It once was
before, especially In the I-aat, a a come
dienne. Mies Kent leavea the Baker company at
the end of the preeent season, some time
In July, and her agent In New York Is
now booking her comedy for one of the
leading vaudeville circuit. She will likely
be seen in Portland during the coming
year, and will receive a cordial reception
from ber admirers here, who are many.
HUMPHREY SPEAKS MIND
WAITS KOl'Il HOURS FOB TAFT.
THEN EXPLODES.
Consigns President to Inferno and
Mr. Humphrey Tells Taft
His Words.
WASHINGTON. May li. President
Taft's inability to get rid of his callers
w-ith the speed for which hia predecessor
was noted forms the basis of a story In
w-hlch Representative Humphrey. of
Washington. C cures. When Mrs. Hum
phrey appeared at one of Mrs. Taft's
White House tea parties. Mr. Taft greet
ed her cordially and then said he thought
he had not yet met her husbund.
"And I hardly think you are likely to
aee him very soon. replied Mrs. Hum
phrey with a cheerful Mnlln and a man
ner Indicating that she coiild tll thC
President a secret if she had a mind.
"How is that?" he asked.
"Wby," laughed Mrs. Humphrey, "he
w-as down to your office th other day.
and although he waited four hours he
left without seeing you. He Is not going
to come again right away."
What did he say?" Inquired Mr. Taft,
his eys twinkling In anticipation.
"H- said you could go to hell." and the
President Join-d her In the ht-arty laugh
with which she accompanied her revela
tion. "You tell him to come again tomor
row." said Mr. Taft. "I snail need some
good fellow like him for company If 1
am to make such a long Journey."
WOMEN RAISE BOOK FUND
Minstrel Show Provides Money foi
Hood River Library.
HOOD RIVER. May 15. t Special. To
a crowded house Hood Rlvrr amateur
Thespians last night gave a minstrel and
vaudeville performance In the Opera
bouse for the ber.ent of the free library
fund. The performance was given under
the auspices of the Woman's Club. The
Woman's Club at Hood River has Insti
tuted an active campaign for civic Im
provements here recently, and among
other things has tskt n up the matter of
Improving the Courthouse grounds. Hue
eessful In this, they are now endeavoring
to secure funds for a free library for the
city.
ieifin. III. Jam I-urhrtv for th Immt
9l yrmrm a a Att-mrtant and n ploy m t
N ort hfrn 1 . 1 to. l i.mjm tiotetti ' al. tti
Uktt to tba inatltuUba a aa Latnaxa.
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CARRIERS PROPOSE
BASIS FOR RATES
Commissioner Lane Wires
Lengthy Explanation of
Proposed Schedules.
COAST CITIES INTERVENE
Shippers and Jobbers Want Hearing
on More Equitable Tariff. Tak
ing Into Account Water Com
petition, and Time Is Set.
At 'event conference of representa
tives frctn the transportation committer
of the principal cities of the Paclllo
oast. If r-idcd to reouct the In
terstate Commerce Commission to he al
lowed to Intervene In the Kiukane rale
ease with a view to s--curing a hearing
u. hi;iers and .her of the Coast.
The Meclslrin thr g,, appeal
remi It. -d In a reduction of 16 2-1 per cent
In the rate from Chicago. St. Paul and
Kansas Cltv. but the relief did not In
clude Coast cities, and It 1 now pro
posed by the transportation mmmlllTi
to have a hearing b. fore the Commission
In ord'r that the equilibrium be re-tcred
as between Coast titles and Interior
point.
It la urge J t hat the Spokane decision
gives interior points a manifest advantage
In that ut-r com-elltlon is apparently
set aside, and If the Coast cities are to
be placed at thli disadvantage. It mav
be ad isable to call for a conference with,
the Commlnelon to readjust rales on a
fair basis.
The cn(ro. communicated with the
fommlwlon or. the sur, . t and yesterday
the following reply waa received by wire
from dMit!i'.i4tfoner Lane:
Lane Proposes Hate lta-ls.
. Itiitoit. -ut tsTn f .ro.ir.s Pr
pod b. for Spokane raiea has been pre
sented i0 itir inmnnutou ty tne carriers.
Xlrl To adopt a r!ua rales rron) l
Paul and cht'-acn Dim bv t: interstate
v.mroer. e i-omm:M.on. To applr ths una
riM rates troro Tr.sha as from St -ul
and fr..m SI l.uls In. aama a frntti h 1 -ajo.
except b-r a romhlnallon of locals
on the M ..url :iver makes them leu.
from Iener w per cent of IS. aliaaourt
Klver.Mf.oi.ana raiea. which la proportionals
to the dltunct.
Hecond To reduca 1 he r!as rates from
the t'uaat to sjokane 4 proportluuatel r tl.a
"""a the ''omnlaloB rale run rv
rul to riwkaae that la. : ;-a per cam
Third T- rrthi ib commou.tr ralaa
froai Hlraso to Mp- kana that lli efferllve.
I meet compel. i;oa ef the water route
from t:ie Annlic eaaooard to Seattle,
thence Mr rail to Spokane Tia rate of
ater llnea to Seatt.o arv. The Panama
line pub.lene. on per rent of iht a.lrail
"e. and tl Amerl.aa llaaallan line ai
pl.ea tenrrai;) -uut tne aaine. t.ut f..r t na
purpoac uf roniira. tn. g the euokane tar na.
1 per cent of the freeenl rail ralee orn
the Atlantic seaboard temior v to rteaitle
baa been adopted aa repreentlne a fair
eoallaatlon of t r.e o:ean rate, taking Into
consideration tba Hems of dlapatch. dimiii
frm rehandllnc. tnauraace. interior origin
of soma of tne frel!it. etc. The rata to
"Pkane ajnuM ta obtained by al1tr.s the
new lol tariff from ea4lle to Spokaaa.
Water tualee te Me f eouldereal.
Hat ins thus ;e:emi!nej a hat ratea are aec
eskary tu S;.kahe fu..T to net aur com
petition, thee.) raiea are nr.l frcru ihlcag
on eu S o.inm.-li:ii ae can he produced In
th:a irrrlu r a. ji-ir.'Btmuw.y ae en the
At.antt'- Mva.-il. Uvr ra:ra are ma'lc.
a where art it lea ara princl;ir or escJua
lve:jr prlure.l in Ks-ero t.ri ll -ry . the
ra-e to Chicago Is deducted ao that the com
bination on nl.ae-o from the potnus of ori
S'n lll bo on a eater competitive baeia; I h
tvftere a cornB.:ur ta pru.iaa4 b-t n in' 1 oe
Wre and li i !:iro terrllortr. but tie one
of prrS uc 1 1 vn In t::- Km ;a hlshar. a de
ductl.m la ma ' In Ce-e le-att.1 of three
cmn-orrlal cf.n-.ltlora an-l tr.a advar.lase to
the Western l!nea t.T ocrlritilnf the Iraf7:e
S"arrr tlilr trnrtnaaa. 1 r.e rmmliri.iQ c:aaa
r 'rM are ofie' rved aa a maalmum.
Kourtb k..'i.l-.ns to avo a a commodity
Seals to re nucle a ; ere in ajtl'a Is not sub
1' I to staler rooii-M:il-n or vbr. lo- a; run.
Mention ard ot:ier e-aimrr. li con liitoaa con
trol. such as b-er. c p.asler. aa.:. .emenl.
but'er. fu:-nllure. f-a-klnicr.'Mie pro.iu.ie. etc.
Klfch Hales from fl. faui t'. si- h. r.e to
be tower than from r-hjaso In rrceniTioa of
Ihe wlokllonal co- o' f.rou u.-ll-o) and the a i
vaniage lo the carriers la ecrtnitiig ta
traffic at their own b-st-rn lerm.iia.a-
I understand fro.a .ur wire trat ou wish
to be heard ae l-.rerter-.ew in Ihe Sikare
caee upon men rate. TBe Coaniltln wl'.l
har ou on J.ine a as to the prooasd av-he1.
ti. e frm trtw rtat to Sf-kane. 1 am mai.ir.g
t--'.ty a f-i'T -iy of the s-r-eu:e from iht
l-"ket t H'.kare 1 am lral..r.. t.wtar a foil
co.jr f the e nenils and ea-i.anatlon and am
S'arr wiring to the awoie afreet lo the otbar
Inlerteaora. FRANKLIN K. UVK.
r mmMmitr.
SCHOOL OF RAILROADING
Jfarrlman'n s-ltr-tiir for l lllins
Vounj Men for Apointiiir tit.
OMAHA. Neb.. Mar li. Imperial. I
Wlt'i a vlw or rutin; younir men fur
minor ufTicial rioaitlona on tlie lioea of
the lUrrlmmn aratctn. there- tiara, tveen
eatabllahel by tti railroads of thla
stroun what la trrmM a "pturlant'a
rourae." The. plan la to almtt promla-
ln toiipk nitrn who are In Ihe amnlor
of tha Ci'miunr Into a school of rail
roading, wlilcrl. If they provs eftlclent.
will frlva thtri a a ound-work educa
tion In the opera! ma; branch of the
service-, and which will almost cartalnly
lead to an official appointment at the
conclusion or the course. The sttidrnt
force Is under the chara-e of h O.
At hearn.
The appointtttent to studentship does
not carry with It anr icuarantee by the
rorr.pany. nor ci.es It place upon II any
obllKation to site a student an official
position at the conclusion of the
course. It is. however, a first choice
avenue of promotion on the Southern
Pacific road.
Homl lUver Elpcrt, Forrslrn.
noon r.lVKlt. Or. May li I Special
Tuesday and Vertnes.'.jy Hood It I ver
rl!l entertain the (irand fourt of For
esters, which me.-m here this year In
convention. Atru.cmrnli are b!n(
made by the U-aJ order to -ve the dele,
rates a lood time, and It is expected
that one of the Urrrtt rcnvsntlnna that
has been held tn several years wiU as
semble. floats Ginibllne at Pueblo.
Pl"KHIl. Colo, Msr li Chief of Po
lice 8'illlvan tomcht cave an order rloe
ln all slot machines and every other
form of gambling: In Pueblo, cornmenciiie
May la.
CoeTee eaa fsagar.
NKW TOftK. Mar II Coffee future,
eloaeo e,ul"t set ft polata lower to ft reatnta
hisl.er. The Tresn market rloeea at a
bet delue of W franc- ea:e. heee were
reported of rlaaa. lrc'jj;ng ar .
ft T lie. JUS. Juif. 4 Sec; Marrh
'c So-.t l;ie No. :. twOte: Saatee
N. 4. ('- V. tall. Ursota. I V a
cuaar Kaw urn. sa:r reSniria. t If ;
cer.lr:tugal .4 teat. lJc. r.'. SMs Bags i
X lie l.eflrea ateavt r . 4. 4 4 c N a. I
7 A Itr. V.k. S 4 2.- Ve a . . . . . 1
1". 4 a. ll. 4 lc; No. 1;. 4 lie N a.
1J l ltr: No It. 4 tr; eof.feciioa.-'. a
4 4ee.e movl'i A. 4 2 . cut loaf. 1 T . .
rnthel lake: poeuared. ftav: graaauu.d
4 lie. cwbes. .:.
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MANGLED If. MILL
Workman Caught on Whirling
Shaft Will Die.
I ARM TORN FROM SOCKET
Oswald Kapzdoblc-r ! All but KHIh
While V.nphnyd a AU(ant
Trimmer In In man A IN.
urn l.umhrr I'Unt.
IUi one arm lorn from Ita socket at
tha anoulder. the other arm broken in
several places and dislocated at the
wrist. Ms collarbone and loaer law.
bones broken, the bark of . he4
crushed In. and tl.e remainder of his
body covered with contusions and
bruises. Oswald Kapadobler. assistant
trimmer man at the lumber mill of ti e
Inman-l-oulsen Company. Ilea en a cot
In M. Vincent's Hospital, slowly dylns
as the rean.lt of an accident tnal oc
curred at 6.10 o'clock yesterday morn.
In. The victim of this, the worst case
oi nianaiitiK or which the hospital rec
ords have any account, waa catia-ht In
the machinery of the mill and whirled
about on the shaft until Ma body had
been lorn and beaten attains! the pro
jections nearest the rapidly revolvinsr
bar of steel.
Overeonfldenc or carelessness la per
haps accountable for the catastrophe,
as the position Kapadobler occupied at
his work was not considered a danaer
oua post. Althoaah there were no eye
witnesses to Ihe Incident. It la believed
that he must hsve leaned over por
tion of the machinery, with the result
that hla jumper became entanrled. Al
though conscious when plrked up by
his comrades, he could no! explain how
Ihe accident had happened.
Kapadobler aoon lost consciousness,
however, and waa placed en a pile of
coats helonKlna- lo his fellow. workmen,
while they walled for the ambulance
which had been sent In haste from the
Central Stables. At the hospital aura-eons
worked heroically in save Kapi
aohler'a life, but alil.fut.-li stilt livins
last nlht. little lione was expressed
for Mm. and there was doubt that he
would survive until mornlnc.
Kapzdohlrr worked at a place In the
mill where the timber was brought up
lo a certain point on skids nd then
dropped on a table, from which It was
his dutv to shift them to a moving
trailer chain, which carried It former.)
to the saw a. II waa poi supposed lo
touch any part of ihe machinery. it
being near the close of tie time for
the night shift. Kapzdohler had pat on
his Jumper and had failed lo button It
While waiting for his relief, be con'.
t lnue.1 to work with the loose Jumper.
Approaching the trailer chain too close.
Iv. It le thought t hat bis lumper caught
In It and that he waa dragged doe n
and carried forward until caught on
Ihe siiaft where hla clothes were
wound fast.
Kapulohler had been In Ilie employ
of the company at various tTmee for
several years. He waa regarded aa an
exemplary workman. He aaa single, j;
years of age. and lived at 29 i Hooker
street. His mother Is living, it is sa!"T.
In Mllwaukle. '
BOYVAS'TEEPIKGTOM"
KAYS TKACIIr.-It WHOM AXtallY
I'ATIIKIt HAD AHHKMTKil.
Olto Narlo Arruarn IHrney llaghaoQ
of filvlns n Illark :. bat
laairtKlor Kaia "Spltework."
As ihe result of a complaint saorn out
against hlns by ovo Nagrle. a rarre-nler
I vlng at 141 Newman srleel. Osrden
Park, on which a warrant waa issued
yesterday from Ihe Municipal Court, al
leging a brutal attack on 1.1s ( yrer-o:d
son. Frank. nhc:t provocation. Ii'.rr.ey
kt. Hjghat.n. pt-tnc-r-sl of fie IN-rtamouta
S' ho'il. stilled la'.o the pctlce station lass
nlgl.t at.d presented tUmsti; i an-aer le
the charge. IWi- Captain Moore al
IosmI the teacher to go ea depoatt of
- ball.
rom statements marl ). the faihee
of Lbe boy to lrpuly city Attorney H
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A Sullivan. It la eiate. Mr. Hug'. son.
who la a large man of tnuscutar buixi.
wantor.ly assaulte.1 the lad without
provocatlora and inflated a black rye by
striking hllo In the face Tt-e lather
eras highly Indignant a v.en tie arlarcj
before trie oiTlclals lo make h's coitip'aitit.
Accord r.g to his story his toa bed mere
ly rl-mlerd to a window lo seek a lost
baseball aith a hi -h he and some other
su:sll children bsd tsocu plstr.g
ir 1IU( nana I..1J Cspt.lo Moore: "This
cherg" against me Is unfounded and is
brought. I believe, from spite ai Mile
as I care lo brlrg to I!gM the incident
atih t.'-ts child. I don't see any other may
than to tell the truth lo the court, atsd
I am aure I will be able to prove t:at I
Old aa strike the mild at all. Ihe
charge !g roereiy trun.iev,! up. I as. in.
forrreJ on Friday, when thi. epieod. Lap
pened. lhat einrn one had broken a win
dow in the retiring room s-t as.,1. r,.r
the girls of the s-noo( in the basement.
I mt down outside lo Inteatlgale and
fo-.md little Frank Nagele with his eyea
alue4 10 the broken pane, essaying h
lsrt of a youthful "peepn g Ton '
"A number of girls were in the room
at the time and t graboed the boy and
drew h'm from Me p. a re. e.'.monteNed
Mm scsinet looking tht-ouch broken alie
Sosrs and sent Mm up to Ms schoolroom,
but I did not even lay my hand on h!m
In a ay of rtiattermrrl. much leaa te
strike or assault him. If he has a b'.ack
eye he must have come by It In some
'r manner. That charge la elrrp:y
tllv.
"I believe the Irate father holds a
grudge against me because another eon
of his was s-nt lo the Reform 8-hooJ at
Salem for Incorrigibility. He waa far
nrerly a pupil of lhat school, hut left In
disgrace. 11 e behavior m another arhael
was bad. loo. and some time later he ap
plied for readmisslon to my s-heo and
this I refuaed. The father of the boy
"s been -grouchy against me atnee that
time. Shortly afterwards the lad fell
Into the handa of the ):iv.nlle officers ax.. I
a as sent aaay. 1 have heard 1t atd the
father accuse me of bring Instrumental
In thla. which I waa not."
The reave will be brought ap la Munici
pal Court Monday.
BEGINS GUTTING TARIFF
Ai.imicii iihings .ureir joy to
Iin.KTK OF lti:VlMOSTK.
Srualo Male ItiMikm on Urf
Vmm1 and hrnaior iW-vrrldc
U OrtifirUHl.
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Wlih avMrnt ra t lflral rn. lUtrr.-Ja
rri-f iha irpiiri-i mrndmi.n hr
tl.a chairman of th flnanca cotnrailia,
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Aa aon a a quorum waa atinootKcvd.
flora of irltiahoma r-rcli-itattvl , liraiy
dala hy avklrff .mm-M ial criatilra
tloa f a r ui Ion intinininc tl.a
c-nm I ' ta on f nic to obtain r in-
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art tr:-a cf vn-ral an4 ortlnrr con
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retail prlraa of urh artlrla whaa tt
In thla rouhiry. Tha obj-rt of
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am tort ton.
In mTln a that tho raltjiton b-a ro.
frrsj-a4 f0 th -Mt.mitta o (.aatwax
Mala aalJ tt rof mrr-1 r.o iaw au'horitr
on that romralttao. aa4 cut4 on. jr tra,
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GROOM WANTED MOTHER
Voanf llvahand tklrorrd by Ilridr
naa-HP of m Malrrval Tt'wrtilnc.
Nmv YORK. May U 41 ft
t laaiatad on f;ni horna to
nrot r rrH'-ii' lrr n ! a . 2 1. f j ,-rf y
C!?j. Kaa twii d'rorrd front U.a prt-i:y
I. tt.a ;fa ho marrttNi Waa tban a yr
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at-ow t1a KrJd! frtft4tty asp f,
moaral. atxl on tr.ri wraaior rn
and waa br-r t KsvrK to hta oa-a
fra4a with f 1 aaJ J.r jlty fv h t m
h vartaha9 ha rmAti4 t a lanaar.
mt4 tl.a worn of Tr ia tm : ts m h'm ot-rro-r-.a
mor a.;fKv.i. Sa at Ut tr-a wifa fou4
The inorc
art Schafiher & Marx
t'lothrs, the more certain
you are to buy tboni, and
that moans hcrt. For all
yo quality, for pei-fection
of style, itocurary of tit, thor
oughness f tailoring ami
cxcollcnce of lcirn, color,
pattern, general make-up.
there am no other clothes to
equal them. Molest ly prieetl
nt
$18, $20, $22.50, $25, $27.50, $30, $35
Most Complete Line of
Ma B. Stetson Hats
9
Sam'I Rosenblatt & Co.
Cor. Third and Morrison Sts.
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