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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

can voters of the great Republican
state of California of their rEhls,
sixteen represented Republican states
whose voters, hy oyerwhelming ma
joritles had repudiated the men them
selves. and Mr.. Talt also, at the pri-
marics held this spring.
especial privilege
at Is not to be- wondered az ihat
our opponents have been very bliltr
for the lineup In this crisis is one
that cuts deep 10 the foundations ut
poyernmont. our Democracy ~
now put 10 vital test, for the con
nict Is between human rights on me
one side and on the Other special
privilege asserted as a property right
The parting Of the ways has come
The Republican party must dennltely
stand on one side or the other. II
must stand by deeds and not merely
by empty phrases for the rights OF
humanity, or else II must stand for
special privilege. our opponents are
fond Of calling themselves regular
Republicans. In reality they have no
title to membership IN any party that
is true TO the principles OF Abraham
Lincoln. They are lighting for the
cause Of special privilege and their
chief strength is drawn from the
benenciaries Of entrenched economic
and social injustice.
Class Consciousness.
Apparently these men are inliu-
enced by class consciousness which
| had not supposed existed In any
such strength. They live softly. cir
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

In the Bird Creek district, the Selby
OH Co. has moved in a machine for
No. on the Billingslea, section 81
21-13. The Los Angeles Cherokee has
completed No. 3.on the Eliza ]. Lloyd
in section 19-20-13 good for 75 bar
rels. p. +. Elliott & Co., on the Annie
Koch, in section 2O-21-13, have COM
pleted No. r, good for so barrels after
the shot. The GYPSY Oil Co has com
pleted No. II on the Chisholm farm
in section 2O-21-13, and have a 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

The work of filling the holes In the
pavement on West Third street, made
several months ago when the new
main lines from the water works sta
ton was laid, has just been completed
and as a result business men on that
thoroughfare are elated.
I'VE will see that the paving com
NAMES repair all these unsightly holes
about the city at once" said Street
Commissioner Downing yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

storm damage in the oil field as
10 far reported is confined prncip-
ally 10 the territory In the nelghbor-
hood Of Turley, where numerous rigs
were blown down by the storm Sat
urday night, but In the Pawnee coun-
" field there was more than tho us
ual amount Of damage from lightning
as the following list VIII show; Tho
Paoya lost a 500-harrel tank on the
Miller farm; the GYPSY Producers
and Mlnnehoma each lost three l,6OO-
barrel tanks, and the Producers one
5GO-barrel tank, one 250-barrel tank
ana rig; Nelson & GrleVes lost four
250-barrel tanks and one 50O-barrel
tank; the Exeter on CO. lost three
5G0-harrel tanks, and the Minnehoma
one 950-barrcl tank and rig.
North Of Tulsa pumper for tho
Princeton OH CO., had his automobile
blown over. which goes 10 show that
a pumper ought not 10 have an auto.
The Link OH Co Gudey & Mac
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

TaggarD have completed the test on
the leeringWator farm In section r
25-ll, south of John Bells new pool
and have l5O-haTrcl producer W.
L. NeWheck, one Of the company la
here from Marietta, ohio, TO see tho
well drilled In.
To offset this, never I'm the history
of the oklahoma Held have there heen
so many competitions, showing such
large wells, as in the last forly-elBht
hours,
Al Ponca chs The Leschen peo-
pie have completed No, on mo
knowles farm In section i-21-2, ana
the wen is making "a thousand barrels
from the gO0-foot sand, The Dovonlan
people arc putting 400 barrels in the
tank every "a hours from their last
venture on the Alberta Foureyes farm
and will offset this No. 3 Leschen Wen
at once, although they recently COM
pleted a dry hole one location south
Al Sedan, Kansas, Donman Bros.
have completed the largest well ever
drilled I'm the Kansas field. II Is lo-
Gated on the Easement farm In sec
tlon 82-32-l1, northwest of Sedan ana
started of at 60 barrels an hour after
the shot making 700 barrels natural
when first drilled IN The oil rs
black, Of 80 gravity. and there are
twenty-five strings Of tools drilling IN
that field. No bonus Is required by
the farmers up that way they only
asking that IA well Doe drilled. The
entire field In Chautauqua county is
averaglng 2la barrels 10 the well
Pretty good for 9-year-old stult'
noble a Coulter have completed a 2O-
barrel well on the Morton farm M
section 34-88-12. II IL 500 feet SAND
and the oil Is black I'm color ana of
about 30 degrees gravity, II is inter
esting 10 note that II was on this farm
that Guffey q Galley drilled n test
fifteen years ago. and the Powell on
co. another eight years ago, boih
having missed the pay. Noble, Coulter
& Raymond have purchased the Zee
Of the Fowler property in section lS-
34-12, one half mile west OF Peru
offsettng the Pittsburg Crude co. .'s
stuff, which at nine years old Is max
ing 3ia barrels 10 the we'll, Evans
& Ross, well known In the shallow
sand pool, have purchased n control
ling interest I'm the Interstate on Co.
the big producer at Peru. There are
1000 acres I'm the property and ~
wells, 200 barrels production, and
the consideration is said to be $780,
600.
The Link OH Co. has also purchas'
ed Of Or. Eberhardt the leases IN
section G-33-12, owned by him, OF
production which is holding up re-
markably well and may connect with
the Shot Gun Ridge stuff, where
Chas Shaffer made his big hit some
years ago. II. c. Templeton Is start
ing a test at Hale, Kansas, and two
wells are rigging up at Hewins, Kan
sas, town west OF Elgin, the Idea
being that there may be a connec'
ton between the Ponca City field anC
the Kansas production.
Across the line in Usage, south OF
Flgin, the Barnsdall OH Co. Is put
| ting in tools and the Belmont OIL Co
has recently completed some nice
wells.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

II. w. Mascho, of Findlay. Ohio, is
in the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

T.. NJ Selby returned yesterday from
a visit to his ranch in Idaho.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

barrel producer -, ~. Whoolookl q
new arrival whose home Is ln pour
lass, Nyo, is spudding for mo initial
test on me Henry TAYLOR farm in me
southeast of tho southeast az section
l-22-l2, north of skiatook The Reg
ont on co., Olull q Rcesel have
made "a location in tho northeast cor
ncr of the Katy Walker, section lo-
Gl-l2, ana win drill suppos a MIN
shall have a rig up In the southeast
corner OF section 83-20-l3 In the
north end The Victoria Oil Co. is due
Win the No. 3. Sunday swimmer m
section 2l-22-l3, This being on IT,
Il, Letcher property.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

Saturday the price Of Caball and
Corning oil was advanced ten cents
per barrels. Other changes may pos
sibly be made, but so far have not
been reported in this field. The two
grades mentioned above are produced
in southern Ohio, where the Pure Oil
Co. Is now laying line to connect up
with their Pennsylvania line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

The Continental OIL Co. is 40 feet
In the sand and nothing showing on
the Jessie Christie farm. section rs
2i-13. II is the No. for the lease.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18
on Market.

New York, June l7.-Texas COM
pany S1.12M1,l8ia,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

The hearing In the case Of Norris
VS.. the st. Louis & San Francisco rail-
road and others will be heard at OK
lahoma City tomorrow An examiner
representing the Interstate Commerce
commission will hear the testimony.
This Is the case wherein Norris Is
asking for a reduced rate on iron rods
used in his factory here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

G.. b. Roudebush, accompanied by
his wife and family, stopped over in
Tulsa yesterday on their way east for
a vacation trip. Their home is In
Cleveland, where Mr.. Roudebush is a
prosperous contractor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18
OIL NEWS AND COMMENT
IyH.H PeeE

TaggarD have completed the test on
the Deeringwater farm In section =
.5-li, south of John Bells new pool
and have a l5O-haTrel producer W.
l.. NeWheck, one Of the company lH
here from Marietta, ohio, TO see mo
well drilled In.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

Business is good in the west part OF
the Usage, as is evidenced by the fact
of the Tulsa Rig e Reel people open
ing up a yard at Hominy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

Gus Mahan, Of the National Supply
Co.. with headquarters at lndepend-
ence Is expected her today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

CONTINUED ON page ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

o. r. Howard left for Chicago
Sunday, going by way of lndepend-
ence where he Joined a party Of the
Prairie oil & Gas Co officials, and
Harry Sinclair the party using a spe-
cial car for the trip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

A. Okmulgec The New Era com
panys gas wen 80. 3 oil the non'hF
in section 27-l5-lA is ou fire. A. thr
well Is good for ton 10 Twelve million
feet, Il is making great speflhcl"
and so far efforts 90 pat out The ilrr
have been unayailing AZ Hamilton
switch, James Rrann Is due with li7
No. on the BorDhlll In section ld-
l4-l2. South OF Okmulgee tho IlIrr
on Co, Well on the Annie sullivan On
section lb-12-12 is fully mp 90 us 'il-
Her estimate, having made Two flows
Sunday while being cleaned out
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

At jerks, the Gypsy OIL Co. is
drilling at 1875 feet the No. l on the
Rosella Fee in section 20-1S-13, and
is setting the SIS casing. The same
company is drilling at 1,240 feet the
No. 2, Sally Crosslin, section 2S-1S-13.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

The Sheets Bros. well at Sageeah Is
still cleaning out, but is reported to be
making considerably more oil than
was expected. The casing is still off
bottom, and it Is too soon to give an
accurate estimate as to the wells ca
pacity Claremore papers speak
rather slghtingly Of this proposition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

IN pawnee county the solhy on
co. Is nearing completion with the ln-
ltial test in section li-2O-N, having
cnsod al 1850 feet. Il Is rumored mat
the Producers CO. win drill a second
test north from the no. ! ON the east
line Of Brown q Lancaster farm IN
section e7-2l-13, which II successful
viii call Tor an offset well hy lho
GYPSY and Han a. Reese, who have
now two fine producers on the Brown
farm. making a combined production
Of $50 barrels day, The GYPSY rs
drilling al $50 feet the no. 4 on the
Norman in section S5-2l-S, and are
moving IN the tools FOR the no. 10 in
drilling al $50 feet the no. 10 Widen'r
farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

To offset this, never IN the history
of the oklahoma Held have there boon
so many competitions, showing sucn
large wells as in the last forlye'sh'
hours.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

The Link OH Co. Gudey & Mae
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12
q 3 r. o:
NOrnl % RelisiOn.

Rr. 6 / Serien rariitenoom og
Rlitiosforftning", 60 Stoer. gris
40 Cts.
Si0Iigere uofommen CT o9 fsres
poa 9ager f~sGgerOe:
I. arorlip: On 5roer poo Sub.
2. 3orm: Gen bltoriffe gioen.
fab og Sefu 2ip.
3. Rartenien.snrien: 5eius I Re.
Iiaionsbiitorier.
4. Socobien: On Ds0er og Esos.
riget / bet 9omIe SGtdmerte.
8. Bang: PouIus.
9on. 2utb. BubI. Sonic
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12

5 sui % auguit oil grof. %.
q. Gang ira Erin. Gem. Blair.
glebr., foretage en- Reiie til StiIle.
bapsfpiten os pre0ife pna fsIsen.
De SteOer I 8ocific.areSs til Den
peofsieOe Eio:
SOS Angeles, Sal. -. 140e SuIi.
Cotton, Gal, ......... 2f6e Suli.
5resno og Jiee0lep. 2i0e og %. Suli
selma og 7el glep, Sol, 28Oe 5uli.
Gan 6rancisco og OatlonO, Gol.,
doe Aitg.
6ern6ole, @ol., ......11te aiis.
eugene, Oregon, ..t8Oe aue.
gortlonO, Oregon, ..20Oe aug.
areosbeitpreIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12
Misiiunsmsoe

ON Sub oil, bIiper per Nisiions.
meOe / ebene5er Wgb. / Dnne Bal.
len, Ront., ira D. t2.T14. S1iIi
begge Gage ibereenet. @eiter er
bjertelig pelfommen. Mel6 e6ers
aomme til Ssren 2orien, GuIbert.
ion, Mont. ge6 meO os ON, at Ser.
rem bill l9ege flere SiRIe til, iom
Iaoer fig freIie, ban bill DeIiisne III
6olf. s. 3. 81. Sanen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12
Gar6os for 6ismmet
neo g. @Ibe t.

6iemmet. nj OOerlprer 3. q.
RineooI. ariitianio.
9ruoetaIe. ri Stiftsprouit Gen.
then, 5reoericio.
5ribeo os Oprigtigbeo / 9egteifabet
vi S~ogneprpit u. Billion, SOL.
itebro.
Zen table ssn. ri RoOs RieI.
len.
De tore gsrn / 6iemmet. vi So.
bannes glanfenfeIot, asrup.
5iemmets 29sning. ri Soene.
pr9it q. Shocf, 9onIiI6.
9srnene for ariitus. ri 0perIp.
rer Ringonl.
ReIi8ionsunoerbisning / Stem og
SfoIe. 81 aoiunft u. 2oft, gi.
borg.
5orGIorenes aniOar. Otter u.
9eI3OeIg.
Bort Stem. af Wnos RieIien.
gogen er uofommen bos airfeIig
5orenina for Snore Risfion | Tan.
mart.
Zen er poa 100 Sioer / tiltaIenoe
OmiIog og foiter fun 40 cts. Oct
er en- Bog, Der fan Ipies meo 10.
5ptte / enboer 5amiIiefreos.
Dan. 9utb BubI. 5oufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12

golipo; 4Ier. Comics gfterfsIoer
{ Sion Sim, ug0e en- Gale / G1i.
cago / S9n0ags. OF Soooma og SO.
mora par ififfet for gngle at DO i,
iammenIignet meO Chicago for 81
Den. 9igeiom SIo og SpopI foI0t
poo 0isie to Ste0er % sOeIog0e Dem,
iooIe6es oil SUB I lin greoe goe-
Iegge Chicago % ale oensSfpoooo.
mere pao Dem ner, ion Iooer iie
oooore og flpr til 3son Gttp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12
FOR SALE:

Drug store "a X 40, 2 story
living rooms upstairs. All in
good repair. In a good small
town in Iowa, nearly all Da nish
people. Price $4,000 on very easy
terms. Will sell stock also if de-
sired, will invoice about $4,000
to $4,000. This is a splendid
chance, for a Danish Druggist ;
he would get the trade.
We also have some good
farms for sale in this same 10
cality. Prices sos to $135 per
acre. We have a dandy 160 at
$116 per acre good terms, PIE
miles from town. Write for our
list of farms if you are inter
ested.
Square Deal Realty Co.,
Spencer, Iowa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12
,5bisbiteren elias"
al j. %. arummncber.

al ). 8.
af bernie ppperIige Bog, iom en-
EioIan8 bar o9ret uoioIet, foreIis.
ger M en- M 5oIfeuosape i bruni
~fomponeret 8ino meo 8uI6trpf til
ben ooeroroentlis biIiee gris al
$1.20.
8oeen er poa GAO itore Sioer
meo flare gothic Spper.
Dan. 2utb. 8ubI. Soufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12
.Oanlferen"
5reOog ben II. sui 1912.
Blair, 8ebr.

5 0ns0ags Qforge5 aireiite Brof.
81. y. Gang til @aciffffpiten. 0ieo-
Iemmer af Dor STRIFE oerllOe bar /
Ieneere Iio enifet og 6egeret at fao
8elsg al en- GepreieHtant Tor Son-
funOets greiteftoIe, og iom Spar
poo bette gnite er 0et, at Srof.
Gang M er reiit oeruo. 81 gnifer
bam 9pffe paa aeiien, @ltos 9rtonO
og 8eliignelie til en- goo @erning
oer10e og iao = peItommen tilbogel
Gsrfen er trpffenoe poo oisie
ggne. SerIig goar bet no ooer
@rRsgangene. 5ormere bar / l9n-
gere SfO moatte m0foore oeres Sire
otllrer. = 5grit / ugen par 0eoen
Og Eerfen ierlig itreng. S StrsOoes
fteg 5ermometret til 102 8uoOer /
SfDggen Der, anore Ste0er / Sta.
ten enOog bsiere. EirsOog bitten
it0tra0te Der nogen 5oronoring. Oct
trof op til llpeir. Rogle gitoit6o
boiroleoe en- giasie Steo op i 2uf.
ten; men Stormen gif pRientIig nor
ben ON os, oernteo ogian Regnen.
s 9pen falot Der aegn nof til at
bntoe St6oet, men ct fort Stpffe
Bet for gDen life engang iaa me
get. Nfen ri Ter Of OmdbobIo0ene,
at De ct Stpffe Roro for os bIeu
bienieat al en- Cyclone. Zen fIptte.
De en- itsrre llobDgning oper Wtis.
iiourfflo0en, altioo ira Re6raifa til
Soma, bOor Der fra 8lencoe % Git
tie 5iour berettes ON aoifflIig Sta.
Dc, Dog life al itsrre lloitrpfning
On ri life lit onoen 9tptte al 5tor.
men. ioa 6leO ben itrenge 6eoe bruot,
og man oonOer lettere o. friere.
5 Ssnoogs Mites a9teuieOes
9enie 6. Auoerien til 6orrD $.
8lanton ira 5oc Gitp, Sa., / BRIT
oeHs Stem ca. IL Dbl ipooeit for
gpen. 9oa 8runo az at Bart. aisl-
Ter iantiOig ifuI0e 6oI0e 4itenquos-
t%ieneite ! airfen, forretteoe gait. u.
ge. anoerien efter bans 4nmoOnina
giellen De nD9ifte ngter at bo
fig Der / 9pen. eft" snifer
biertelig til 9pffel
9eo @euig6eosmsOet 0ns.
Dag aften beilItteoes en- llofluat for
SsHongsifoIer og 5erieifolens Deo
SIutning Den ,. auglit.
= Zen L. 5uli neo6rqrOte S5ans
s. 5eniens Sme6ebprfiteo. StaIo oa
8eboeliesbus oeO Drum til 8run-
ben. Senien o. bans Gatter par
Tort til 8Den og 5Ioens 0pfomit
en- @emmeIigbeo. 8ait@iens Sen,
Fom forte Ser for6i. opoageOe Bran.
ben. gn Del 3oboer ffoffe0es, men
.forniaae0e intet imo0 SSloens RaIen.
en Bel Snobo bIeD re0oet % OIL.
bragt Sopnbuiet. bpor Smeo Sent
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12
Bari.

en- 8eretning ON Batter 3. 6.
1rnnobergs Gin og girfiombeO Of
Boitor 5. 5. aiISiie oil pore f9r.
big fro Erufferiet til anrsmsOet.
griicn bIioer % Gents / OmiIng os
10 Gents inobunoen. Ia Der life
bliper trgftet itort fIere END Der be-
titles, beoes geitiainaer pna 8o5en
inofenot %inareit mlIigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12
9irfen | 0or0fer.

Siitoriit 5orteIina ira SsnoeripI-
Ian0 al SARAH 5onorup.
llOfommen poa Senoaesblaoets
5orIog 1911. 100 tpt trufte
Sioer / 9eIibirtingsbino nlec 8uIo.
trpf. Bris 60 Gts.
Dan. 9utb. RubI. Soufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12

len og bans 0otter m~ioIertioig Dor.
guOogiua Seniens &egnifa6sbeger
bronote, ino ban intet bar at pie
FOR tit 8ilgooeboOenOe. 8i beOi0ner
Dam beroeo Dor Spnlpoti.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12

MISUNDERSTANDING

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Antstreo'
fen Of ben oonife 3reiteiorening
Far / 5sIge y3ott." pon tit AorS.
meoe / 5reoericia oe0toget en- uO-
taIelie ON, at 9rritegoar0siouoerm
ioo oiot mnIigt bsr beoares for
Gmbeoerne. men for at un6goa ieIb
at 6rioe it6rre IoIinger fol 8rpiteu
fltnne bOrtf9ite itsrre ener minore
GeIe of Soroen FOR en- Ipngere
2(arr9ffe eaer poa 9iosti0.
0}eoet o~pfororeoe 8rGiteforenn.
gems 9eipreIIe til of uooirfe, at
lt0bDttet of goIingea / 5ilfpIoe al
.SeIoorift oeO 9eregnin9 al enbeos-
/ anIeoning Of SilifuO
ira StiftsmioIerne anipttes iii en-
fnit Gum FOR 9oert enfeIt Gmbe0e.
4mtsfre0ien bar II Weolemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12

Rbe GarnfterfOrt for 5eririfOlen.
Bore npe aorofter. % 9eIsu.
ningsfort for 5erieifoIen 1912 er
MI f9roige. 4rgoer meo 9risopga.
e ienoes 8rit poo 5orIongeuoe til
en5ser 5erieitolsIPrer.
8on. 2ut6. Rubl. 5oue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12

st Ear eifte 6Olf eaer en- aIore
9ige eler Gnte fan itrafs iaa 8Ioos
til goo 9sn. pe0 at benoenOe fig til
lluOertegne6e.
5. q. $. Rprt6u,
Stnuoor6, Alta, Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12
SiI saIs.

RogIe opoprteOe 6nrme n9r peo
8ooopelf, Ofla. 9cOite iorte NeltIO.
ioro. Sra 40 geres OBJ til beIe
Sections. gris ira sic til $50 pr.
Mere. DIN nGrmere Or'9sning til
firm OIfen & Stump,
8oooneII, Ola.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-12
. 81:

@uostieneite I. % 3. Ssnoas /
boer Nnone0 6ormi0Sog aI. 1890.
llneoomsmeOe (poo engeIiD bner
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and told me my lie was in danger"
said M. Drew. -He told me fellows
on the Pacific coast; naming O!ai
me. and that had better look out for
a fellow named John stevens. OF Chi
cago. He said he would warn me
later when / might expect danger.
Another time he came to my 1oor'
at q club and in the presence OF ). r.
Foster. q detective. arranged to let Us
have the key Of the Iron Workers or
flee SO we might gut In teiepnons
device by which we would be aois q.
Frank N. Ryan and others said about
the dynamiteng At first Hockin said:
You know I've got too mucn orains
TO get mixed UP with Mcnamara, put
brains. but only a low cunning. and
we've got the goods on you' ne weak
ened."
Mr.. Drew related that a strike had
been declared by the Iron workers
Union in 1905 and explosions on work
ton began soon after that time.
Senator j. W. Kern, for the defense:
asked: Isn't one OF the members OF
the Erectors' Association \ subsidiary
o.. 2; tn: h United States Steel Corpora
II believe It is said Mr.. Drew,
Hockin is the man who Ortie Z.
NcManigal said put him In the oynas
hitting business. and VINO engineereo
many Of the Jobs blown up by Nc
Mauigal and James J. Mcnamara. He
In also accused by the government OF
having "double-crossed' the union OF
ficials.
Thomas r. Markey. q photographer.
testified that he saw Hockin visit tine
rand fury room with bundles OF
papers. and later saw him In the iron
workers. ofIices when detectives VISITED
4, 70 secure photographs Of letters.
The witness said Hockin on one occa-
aion had said: "Tve got to get away
from here before any one sees me.
Charles I. Schmidt, deputy United
States marshal. also said Hockin nag
visited the Fedora! ouiioihS WIN
CUE Caldwell. an elevator boy. iden-
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