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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-07-27

What is said to be the coolest place on the globe
Is the region OF Verkholensk Siberia Here Is
convict station but during most of the year no
guards are needed to keep the prisoners from run
ming away. for Ia the more severe portions OF the
winter no living creature remain In the open
and during The three most severe months when
the temperature sometimes falls to SO degrees be
low zero, dares to venture out for more
than few moments at a time.
Ordinary steel tools win snap like glass and
unseasoned wood becomes almost as hard as
steel When one breathes powder like the very
finest snow falls at ones feet Il is said that there
are less forms OF insect life here than elsewhere
in the world. and some OF those found are not
found elsewhere, seemingly having been created
especially to inhabit such a frigid region.
Some Of the signal-service officials declare that
most Of the severe cold waves that sweep across
the North American continent have their origin in
Verkholensk The wind blows a perfect gale almost
all the time. and that discomfort. added to the low
temperature, would certainly make this very IN
pleasant place in which to spend the winter
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-07-27
SMALL VACUUM ICE MACHINE
Water Can Be Frozen In 1% Minutes
Good for Hardening Butter
and Cooling Wines.

A little hand-worked ice machine,
embodying the vacuum process of ice
making, Is now being placed on the
market Briefly. the machine consists
Of a tested-glass sulphuric acid con-
iainer in connection with an air pump.
and tube for insertion into the mouth
Of decanter or other vessel. says the
Popular Mechanics. The air pump is
connected with a seared fywheel.
handdriven. The acid container is
fitted with an enameled iron cover,
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-07-27

Glass eyes are made principally IN
I.auscha, a German town twenty miles
from Coburg. The trade is flourish.
ing one. with constant Improvements.
of value thugh in minor details. As
in many occupations IN Europe, the
artisans hand down their acquired
knowledge and skill to younger men,
beers Of the same family.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-07-27

A cheap substitute for radium, said
TO be just as good for medical pur-
poses, has been discovered. II is
called mesothorlum and is made from
fhorium. heavy metallic iron-gray
powder extracted from thorite. min
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-07-27
| science XVI
| AND
INVENTION JEAl
NAME TAG FOR AN UMBRELLA
New York Man Endeavors to Help Es-
tabiish Ownership Of This Elusive
Piece Of Property.

Nobody has satisfactorily explained
why an umbrella should be generally
regarded as findings keepings,' as
the children say A New York man
has endeavored to help establish the
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-07-27

"A St Louis travelling man. making his first trip
through .sorth Dakota, woke up May morning
TO find the ground white with snow
For Heavens sake" he asked the hotel clerk
disgustec,y when do you have summer out IN
this country"
Z don't know" replied the clerk. Z have only
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-07-27

nave Mrs. Longworth for its
central subject. but he in
troduced matters by saying
that she would return to
America, mot Princess
Alice, but the same modest,
unassuming daughter of the
president that it was her
wont to be-"
Mrs. Longworth came in
to Mr.. Boutelrs speech only
as an incident of discourse,
the Republican representa-
tive's main intention being
apparently to attempt to re-
flute the statement made by
Representative Wheeler OF
Kentucky that the Republi-
can party under present ad-
ministration was introduc-
ing "truculent sycophancy
and fiunkeyism" into our
Intercourse with representa-
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-07-27

sawdust; whole pepper made Of tapioca and lamp
black cocoa made Of walnut shells and oxide
and thousand and one other foods adulterated
In thousand and one ways
The drinks were worse. From the exposition
made In the house-and in this subject an interest
deeper than any draught that he had ever taken
was shown by every member-it would seem
that the who leads a friend to the bar and
asks what he will have gives his friend no choice,
for the bartender viii set out what the spirit
moves, and it seldom will move a pure spirit
The members Of congress learned by formulas
presented. bearing the and address of deal
ers, that skim milk masqueradng cream is
deception of babe-like innocence compared with
the pure domestic" and fine imported" WHISTLES
and cordias which are set forth for the damnation
of drinkers stomach If not for the damnaton
of his soul The hope may be expressed possibly
without incuring the charge of vndictiveness that
in this case the returns to roost behind the
bar
To Representative Henry T. Rainey is due large
y the fact that the bones of John Paul Jones rest
In the land for which he fought. 1t the I'LL
nois Democrat who first took up the matter OF the
search for the commodore's remains and who
started the investigation which later made General
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-07-27

Porter's work possible.
Mr.. Rainey never has been
given credit in full for his
share of the labor, for
modesty has held him
silent.
Congress at the outset
did enough to discourage
ten men of ordinary en-
ergy from carrying on the
quest for anybody's bones.
Mr.. Rainey refused to be
gibed out of his purpose.
and although he could not
induce his colleagues to
take him altogether seri-
ously. he followed the bent
of his belief in other direc-
tions and now John Paul
Jones rests at Annapolis.
The Illinois member in
troduced a resolution pro-
viding for the finding and
for the removal to Amer
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-07-27

undermine the simple life" pedestal upon which
Thomas Jefferson stands
There were some people apparently who thought
that Mrs. Longworth, who is ex-President Roose
velt's daughter. might return from her honeymoon
trip abroaS where she was treated in measure
like royal parsonage, in frame of mind in which
pride was dominant and that she might have lost
some Of her American simplicity Representative
Boutell made speech which OF course did not
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-29

terlono aiidb oiS 2anopirtb oielteii.
Meinc Tutter niinid)t 10 iebnlif).
bob iI ibr Die Gait babeim nbnebme.
lno merlt id) nal oils alfcr Wanil
neine Mempireu ifreibe, miro cine
gefpiIic cite 6ran"-er idIaittc lie
idelmiid at--.audJ crfdbren, ipds
mid emit 10 melt fort bon Der Set
motb setrieben lln0 Dem Stnot in Die
Mrme geporfen Dat.-@bcr, fomnl
iest! 0ein Batter miro Ii6 iouit mitl'
bern, bo6 Serbcrt aaeiil fonllllt, ino
meint an Gnoe, if lei mieocr aiisse.
riiien."
Gr lad)t. fabt elIic DIN srn, mo
gebt nit ibr laneiam Dent S6loB'
boz Su.
Der @raf lit bercits nm @aser,
llto bctrattet Itol5 leinem Dor ibn1
itebenOen SproBliitg, beiien beioc
Sdnoe er untfabt balt. Gr miiB iidl
n~ieocrbeusen 81 linn, linD bod mod)t
Serbert ibm ben einbriid, als lei er
gcfuadlerL forperlld) lpte gellttg.
als er bas il,nge Iaar betnerft,
bas Irm in Mrm beranfomnit. men-
bet er iid lebbaft ibneli Su, ltnO Iie
bceilcn lire Sfritte, bod obne eiit.
amber losSnlaiien
Gem nlten Serrn ifeirtt 6os ni6t
a%iif5niallen. gr begriiBt Hiharb
ber5lif. iprid,t feline 6reuoe aus, bah
er lid enblif pieber Der aIten
Sreunbe ertnnere, uto niinift, er
werbe lid nieDer pie friiber aui
SdloB Sarteu beimiih fiiblen.
,Gab on bid Serberts 10 rpader
areenomnner bait" bemerft or bann,
uboiiir bin ih Dir groben 3onf iful.
Dig. Or lit nirflif) porpdrts &c.
fornlnen. Moge ibln MN @ott Die
Strait sebeu. bob Ell Ell, 3iel erreift,
bas ieinen @iinidbei entiprift. DDS
@eIingen itebt ireilid, beim Germ.
nMan ntuB beim ainbe bober blifen
oils aiii Ocn grfolg," bat Der iinper.
geBlidc @iider emit 81 mir geiast,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-29
gr tudre BEN fran50iiI6cn gc.

Def. Sr mare Den frdn5oltlden SeS
b6rbcn cntihliipft uuo i'll Cabs 9es
lauoet, nm ieinc Sodter, Die in eli
mem ipaniiten aloiter bel Sdbi5 err
5osen perbe. ab5ubolen unb init ihr
mad gmcrita 3n flicbcn. Iaes lei
gut sc9angeu, bis CT ipieber auf oaS
Shiif gepolt hattie. 90 lei er bon
Der Yoli3ei n~neebaltcn fporoen lino
in ieiner Iufrcgurg babe or gum 8c%
polper sesriffcn. Sn Dem Nun folgens
ben Sample lei CT auf Der 8oo
perfpunoet in Die 5dnbc Der Soli5ei
g~cfalcn. Der 8eit mar arimt1algcs
Ihiftc. sluf ieinem Sterbebctte babe
er benz aloiter : 9eiitlid)eu aebeiftct
unb i'm eriuht. ieinc S~crparotcn
IN Imerifa Su bitten. lid Der %pcrlaies
nen @aiie an%Sunebmcn uno aud ieis
men Softer dusSuloien, Ser nit Be
iflaa bcleat lei. Cine bcScutenbe
Icfnune lag BEL. nnb Der atoiters
8ciitlihe erfldrte iih bereit, Die
Srbnung Der @eihidte 81 iibernebs
men unb Die 5o6ter ncbit benz Ser
mosen ben 9erlpanbtcn in Intcrifa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-29
Die OefeRicbfe Dom, fpanifdben
0efaneenest.

Su ben Shipinbel : 1lnternehmur :
gen. Die anf bic SeidteIGnbigfcit DC,
2ente. bic idyirell reid fperoen fpolcn
losgelaifen fperben. gebGrt aud oit
@eififte bonn .ipaniifen @eiangez
mem, Die neueroings pieber emma!
bier int 3anoe auftnidt. @ir pers
foIaen bieie @eididte nun Idon ON
bic 5ebn Sabre unb miiiien aeiteben.
DAP uns ielten etipas auf Dem 8ez
biete Deg Shpinbels poraefommen
lit, bas ben Stempel Der 2iiae 70
banSereifIi1 an Der Stirne frdat.
@s banbelt iid INNER lin MliIlionen.
Die mciit in einem Softer peritcdi
ltlb, Der lid in 9dnben elmer ges
bnroe befinbet. Die natiirlih niGts bon
benz @eritede tpeib. neil iie feline
Ibnln8 bon bem boppelten 8ooen bcs
8offers bat. Wan benfe! Cine 9es
boroe. Die Den Softer cines 8erpd6tis
gen nid)t 9riinolif unteriutt. Gold
eine geborDc ipdre ia eiu3iel 9ber
nah Den 8rieien. Die bon einem Ipas
niifen 8efdnaniB aus. ~bislpeilen
aub aus Werifo an 2eute in ben
@%ereinisten Staaten seifrieben tpers
bet. eibt es lolde 8eb6roen. Sn
oieien Sriefen fpiro neben Der @elos
gier pornebmlid auf Dag lanbsmanns
ihaftlihe 8efiibl Der 9eute serednet.
gs beibt ba q. g., ein 2anbsmann,
ipom0slid elm 0eripanbter - bic
Samilienuerbdltniiie bes OFFERS iinb
ben griefihreibern oft genali be-
fannt - iise in einem ipaniiden
8efdnsniie. unb fein Heiiefofier iei
our Sedung Der @erihtsfoiten UNI
Strafe beihlagnabmt. @epobnIif
bat Der S6reiber ettpas beriibt. mas
i'm nit Der ipanii6en Yoli5ei in uns
Leblanc 8eribruug gebradt bat.
Wenn er nun aud fpieber frei toms
men iolte - oh unb mann, lit nod
uidt beitimmt =. 70 blei6t fem &ofs
fer in Der @etpnlt Der 8eborbe. SIN
bieiem Softer. burf einen boppc!ten
goben berbor9en. itedt aber MN bns
GermDaen bon meiit minneitcnS elmer
MiQion Dollars, bas natiirlih perz
loren lit, ipenn nift bic Siemlih be-
trdhtliden S~trafeelber nebit Soften
besablt nerben. @enn nm Der
2anbsmann. an ben man iid pers
trnuenspoG ipenbet nub Der. ipie scs
iagt. niff ielten Elm lpeitlGifieer Ser
tpanbter III, bic Sediing bieicr @eloer
~iibernebn,en Iouie. niirbe Die 8cborDc
Tim bao 8erntDaen pc5 8cfangcncr,
auslieiern. nnb ipenn banu Der Sc
fangenc freigelniien mare. lpiirbe CT
e6enfnls mad Gmsrifa fomnen NIB
in iibcriir6menber Sanf6arfeit Den
Sritten Sbeil ober bic Sdlfte Der Wils
lion BENZ Iieben Ietter abtreten.
Sos iinb 10 bic all9emeinen linz
rifle Der 8eihibte pom ipaniifcn
@efan9enen, Der in einselnen Cons
Disqualification iibrigens Der Tomantit
nidt entbe1rt. ipenn es ben Gbninbs
Tern selunsen lit. einnnl cine gan5
beionbere gerpanbti6aft 81 finncn.
Go befnm einmal cine iebr berm6s
genbe Seutide Taniilie. bic miittcrs
lidericitS @eriranetc in Srantreid,
bate. aus Cabs einen Sriei bon els
mem anseblihen 9loiter : @ciftlidben.
bdS elmer ihrer Yeripanbten, Der cine
S~cfretGritelle bel ser Yanamas aanals
@eielidaft befleihet bate, i'm @cs
fGnenib liesc. ani ben lob berlpins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-29

bert &iG,arb SIT, inbcln lie linter 30.
Ter mo Sod)ter bergcbcn.
ga mobrbaftig! ltuh id) bc9rciIc
nid,t, Desbalb on eigeittlid) nid)t
glcid geipro6cu bait, oils on mad
3onigsberg fnmlt-be, Snnge2"
.8ssbalb2 Sober lit lid leIbit Ser
9tudliiel @cr pciB Oh on nidt aleid)
ohdereiit mGreit aif Nimmerlpieoer.
fcbr, nub mas ip1re Damn aus mel.
nem Glan gelporben2 Damn bate ih
pieleid)t ben gan5en Wiitb perIoren
rnb mGre fiir aae 3ufunft Den geiitis
Gutcrbtcn atbeinusefaIelt, inter Die
man mid 5n llnrcdt 10 lan9e gereb-
net bat"
Sertcrt blift ben Better ielbItbe.
p,iBt an nno fdbrt. oils Oh Ddnlit Die
Suf)e erlcbiat lei uno i'm fem Gor.
ipiirf treffcn fonne, i%inseniert ipeiter:
pWer0et ibr oenn MN, e,tre 8erlD.
6iritg sleih befannt seben?"
r9u metnit, neil mir sebn Sabre
lang aeihipiegen bnben, fame es a,lf
elm babies Sabr mebr ODER rpetiaer
nid)t an2 Sa, benfe, 10 pioeripruts.
boil lit Der Weni6: mir boben mn,
Die srobte Gle, bas freuoise 8e.
ifebniB ,ltrbi ct orbi"-Staot ltno
Sanb-au perfiinOen!"
.9as lit idon, Sdmager! Sd Jorge
fir ben Seft! @s iod elm grobes
Surra eeben init Safelsug uno
StGno6en! limb morgen MAIDEN mir
9eiud."
.Wir2l"
rNun ia. SIR brauft bod aiit)
cine @aroeoame! gs miro 2iitfes
freuen, ipent tie Die eriten limb, Die
eiib gratlIieren biirfen."
,gi, eli, Si,nee! sllio unieretpc.
gen piqit ou Dir Die Miibe mad,en2
Define rlneisenniisisfeit lit pirflid
groB. 0enfit on oeitn sar nidt nlebr
an cine gerpiiie r@abp", Der Sulieb
on cine 2eiid,te Der @iiienidoft rper.
ben poQteit2"
y9eim Seft erfl6re i'd Dir anes
tpeitere."
.aber itiirse beinen gater nlr
niht in S6ulben, nun er ieine God.
ter o"usiteuern mub."
.es ion ein Set fem, penn Der
@raf Sarten cine 5ofter iortsibt,"
antwortet Der Siinsling itoI5 itnter
Der Sbiir. v9ie 9eute ioIlen es mil.
lert, uno aud elm sepiiier 8r1utiaam
ion merfen, aus Incident Sauie er
iiH Die 9raiit bolt"
limb nit elmer gaIanten gerbeu.
gung l1Bt Der feline Mann Dem aro.
BEN Sd)naaer I'm ipe" ben gortritt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-29
Ses Siebitabis bci6nlSist.

&. g. Chamberlain bon Clinton.
De. ~beid1nlbigt Sudlen's 9rnifa
Salbe breiit. 8rarbs itnS Briibpuns
Den ben Stad)cl, 8unbcn aqer Grt
Den Sdmer5. mn @cjffpiircn unb
Sdm%orrboiocn Die Gual geitoblen Si
baben. Isle beraubt Sfnittfpuns
ben, Subuerau9en, Scrifaufunaen.
Gueti6unScn unb gerlesungen ibrer
S6redcn"y ingt or. limb ala eiu
beilenoes Tittel bat tie nid)t ibress
'gleifen." Hnr % Gents in z. 8.
@ncte's Slpntbefc, 656 Diain Ctr.
Dubuque, Suipd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-29

- EH.E ~ FNtYAl EgF...
oils es lid nm Die 9aiifbabn Ieines
Sobnes banbelte. Der bate bis ba.
bin ben Grfols fir iih gebabt, aber
iein Stol3 bat i'm in's llnaliif &c.
Itiir3t.--3n biif INNER belfeioen &c.
blieben, 8ihar0, uno rubia nnb
pflidttrei beinen @es eeaansen iinb
baour6 elm niitlifes @lieo fir oen
Staat iino Die @eielifnft eeiporben.
sd frel,e mid, baB beine @orgeIesien
Dir Entertaining ipenoen. - slbne
linn BARN nod. Serbert, iin6 bleibe
fleiBia itnb oenriitbig. 0ann fannit bn
a,,d) bel geringcren 2eiitungen Elm
tiihtiger Mann lperoen. @ieleibt
bin id oann nod einmlnl red)t ltols
ailf bid; bit ia mein ginSiser!" Ct
blifte i'm giitis an nnb leete ibm ipie
iegneno Die Sano airf oas Saitpt.
gepest penSet Iif nun aid)arb
Snrten on, Den @rafen. sd piibte
einei, lieber Better, Der tein boberes
Slid feu,t, OILS tpenli oli aud i'm 81
6einem Sobne MAIDEN moQteit.-
Mof]teit bu mild nidt als 9ritten I'M
9unoe unter oeine ainoer aufncb.
menu ellie mill es 10 baben."
8raf Sarten ifaut i'm einen glli.
genblid iiberraitt an; aber er iiebt
bns eIiidlife 2eudten in Cities Mit-
gen ilno peritebt Die Sage. Cine
3br1ne tritt ibn in's 9uge. @arm
id,liebt er ben iunsen Nann in bic
arme.
nSon Serset germ. mein Iieber Ti.
daro! Sd bari ipobl iager, baB mir
bamit ein alter @unif erfiiqt miro,
Den aud eliies ielige Mntter beste.
Oh biit ms ia Id1on imnter lpie Elm
Sobn gepeien, unh ib freue mid I'M
Cities miQen. Sic fotnte fcinen BET.
ieren Wann befommen. 8eroet
gliiflih!"
llno geriibrt umarmt err aiih Ole
Sod)tcr.
Damn ipielt elm liItiges 21deln Inn
ieinen Muno. rSbr brmmen Wen.
iden! Gas fonlltet ibr bod lange
baben!"
oSa, iuenn ih itid)t nit 9linbbeit
eei6lagen gclpeien mare" periest sri.
haro. r@eibt on nod. lieber 8ater,
mic mir aif Der italieniiden 3eiie ben
geiuo beitie9en nilb ms onfnebmen
lieBen9 Der gieI auf bcm 9iloe
mar i6! Genn bamals babe i6 Den
aiinitisen ~gluaenblid peri1imt, linb
buriiber babcn mir i,iiit al bic Sabre
%nerloren. IS iol aber nun meinc
9ebensnufgabe iein, meme tbeiire
Gliie orrh nerooppelte 9iebe bofiir
Su cntihaoigen.--9a Bib itelen
mir in unieren Salon, gliie," be.
merit or nit ieinem alten $umor,
vbamit ib meinen Sam,tr nicnralS
peraciie!"
Sic laft, idalit aber nit sliidieli.
gem SGfeln ihren 8~erlobten all.
Dam bictet lie benz @nter ben glrm,
Inn i'm Die Sreppe binaufsuseleiten.
.Sbne mid mare eiire 8arteieii
nod LANCER seiporoen," ra,tnt Ser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-29

81 iibcricuocn. Sicis brardten blob
oas notbiac @clb oil Die nngegcbcnc
aSreNc 6n idifer. so lie bns ges
than hd6en, luiiicn iuir uid)t: es ifebt
lpobl 5u permutben, bdb ibncn Die
@cididlte lcngcrie poracfpmmen lit.
ipelln tic ali NIB fiir lid aid intcs
rehantcr mar, ais berlei @eidid)ten
ionit 5u ieiu pflcaen.--.8 eitl. YoIt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-29

: 9icier pprsislide Goman,
: Die Gnterbten", lit i'm gerlase
: BON 5. 3. Baden, in aDln am
: &bein, 9entihlanb, aud in
: 8ndlform erifienen, nnS fam
, onrdj jeoe fatboliide Smfbanb-
= lung gum Breiie BON 81 besosen
, iuerben. 1tniere IbunHenten
, f0nnen has Bud and bireft BON
, Der Sirma ). 3. gaden,, S6ln
: am 8bein, Semtidlano, be.
? ite1en. - ttn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-12
DEVELOPNENTS|N
THE TUCKER SAND
OLDER WELLS PROVE 10 Bl
LONG-LlNID pRODttI.liS,
PREMIUM BY REFINERIES
Sales 10 independent Concerns Real
iLc More Than Those to the
Pipe Lines.


In an article Whrh appeared u
this department last week. attention
was called to the fact that In th'
BIRD creek iicld there are three pro.
ducing sands the l'artlosvillc sand
the Tucker nnd, and the Burgvs'
sand. Most of the production IN Tho
field up-to-datc has come from the
l'artlesHillo sand, Whlch is louhd al
the shallow depth of about 1850 feet
Recently some excellent results nave
been obtained 10y drilling INTO th'
Tucker sand where the WclIS are I'm
ished up at about l2'o rect Ih's'
developments nave br'h III 0''l'""f
$ ana li-2l-l8' TINS Is about Io"r'''h
miles north or TulSa ana I""r ana
onc-halt miles east "f sporty
Most OF the driIline IN S''''u y mas
been done hN the lIod"'IS -" ''''
pany Wh'ch owns Iho '""'"N'A'
quarter ul that section Ih'N u"'o
drilled together seven W'IlN al "'
which are excellent producers rum
ming from an initial HOW "l ''-naI
rels 90 25O-harrcls In no case so I"r
reported has the dr'Il gone 'h'Ir'N
through the sand so tha' l'S 'N"u'
thickness IS not known. Ih' uI''
ms a rule. Is allowed To go III i OF
IL feet. The sand Is very soil an" Nv
shooting Is required. Wherever N'''S
have been drilled into the fucker
sand In the past they nave proven u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-12
INTERSTATE Distance
TARIFF ON Livestock
THAT IS WHAT COMMISSIONER
PROU1N ASKS OF THE
RAILWAYS.

Nrtrlul 10 the world.
oklahoma city, Sept. little first
uttoranccs Of Interstate Commerce
Comm issloncr G. A. Prouty to Indicate
his attitude toward the complaints
against the livestock and packing
house products hearing, Of which ne
began in oklahoma city Monday
came on the afternoon Of the first
day
Attorney Lamb, Of Wichita, repre-
scnting the packing interests Of that
c!tN attacked the Voluminous blue
print exhibits introduced 10y Rate
Clerk Bee Of the Corporation Com
mission, on the ground that points
had been selected for comparison
from which "A COW was never shipped
and that rates never used in reality
were used for purposes of comparison
Commissioner Proutp refused to see
the Importance of the errors Lamb
profcssed to have discovered in Bees
computations.
why shouldn't the carrier trans
port cattle just as cheaply for Okla
homa city as for Wichita ?" asked
Prouty
''The unfair element. If any, in Mr.
Bees computations" he continued
''is, for instance. this. Take the Pecos
Valley lines of the Santa Fe. 1t is not
fair to compare the rate to oklahoma
city from points there on to Okla
homa city, by Amarillo n circuitous
route, with the rates to Wichita by the
L
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-12

Pumps Geo. w. Groves, Hardware
100 North Main street Phone 1900.
adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-12
City loans made promptly. See
Coggoshall, 12l s. Boston. adv.
MAY MAKE VINEGAR.
Movement ON Foot 10 Organize Com
pany To DO business Here.


pany to DO business Here.
A movement is on foot in Tulsa to
organize. in conjunction with Fort
Smith parties a company which will
manufacture pickles, vinegar and
hluciug in quantities large enough to
supply this entire trade territory
The Fort Smith parties already in
terested are men Of long experience
IN the manufacture Of these
commodities. and Il. NJ. Harris OF
this city. is also well acquainted
with the business and is operating
Tulsa's end of the project with the
intention of building up profitable
industry in this community and for
hrncfltiug the farmers and truck
rais,rs FOR many miles around
Tho plans of the company include
the furnishing OF cucumber seeds
free 20 farmers and all others who
desire 10 plant them the company
engaging to purchase the product in
whatever amount raised The mar
het is here. and much Of It already
promised.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-12
REGISTERS OFFICE TO MOVE.

beginning with october /. the coun-
ty register Of deeds office, now located
in the Drew Building. viii be located
in the Reeder building annex on
South Boston avenue. The change
Is made imperative 10y the renting
of the quarters now occupied by the
register Of deeds office to the. new
Tulsa state Bank that will open its
doors in the Drew building about
October 10.
The recorders office will be located
In the store room on the south ON the
ground floor OF the Reeder annex.