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The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-10
Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing be, tween W. E. Anderson and Ed. Rim Uettc, as the proprictCrs of the "i,. public Saloon" on Front Street, Doug las. is hy mutual consent this day G.s solved, Ed. EingurJtc retiring. Thc business will be continued as hereto fore by ". E. Anderson, who will pay all debts contracted by the firm and to whom all accounts owing to the firm of Anderson & Ringuette must nc paid
 (Signed VIM. F. ANDERSON,
 ED. RINGUETTE.
 Douglas, Alaska, Oct. t, 1913. 9-3t. All-around cook wants position in restaurant or camp. Strictly sober, with best references. Add. "J. B." Box 61, Douglas, Alaska. 10-7-4t.
 WANTED-A shop girl to do sewing apply Murray & Co.,. tailOrs. lO.10-2C
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-10

FRESH SEALSHIPT oysters al Goldstein'S. 10-9-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-10

A complete line of tobacco jars and pipe racks at BURFORD'S.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-10

WANTED-A shop girl to do sewing lnply Murray & Co.,. tailors. lO-10-2C
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
pool loav

jaeeesso Wsnsa psoNl0avsso .
WeetI.
1oe DeaFA. The wo0sa vaaF Q spe-
eial dress consisting OF . white skirt
aAA vest while the hair = twisted -
On The head In . hard knot The eyes
are protected BY glasses to prevent the
entrance Of water. Tubs resembling
butter barrels complete their Aivins
OUTFIT A boat in the command Of .
man u assigned to every nve to ten
women divers, and carries them to and
from the fishing grounds. When ths
divers reach this they land upon ths
rocks or Islands and then at once
plunge into the water and begin their
search for the pearl oysters. These
are dropped into the tubs. which ars
suspended BY . rope from theii
waists. When these vessels are allsA
the women pull them to the boat, helS
MT them In. and then return to the
shore. They can remain under water
ffoa oae to two minutes. 6o0s Of
tAsn are 20 expert that they viii GAsh.
q Q hnnArsd oystses In . Diauts.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
Doc CATCHER IS TH,xARTED
es@essss1 - ksse Nse1s on oeFay
es1 TesvSer Whsa a1ail ceN
eier AQQo1es oeo@A

Hashsaaask. T. J-0sysA ~ .
Dooeaes 0eanA" = ~ t1e1D NAleA
Dsstal eDss1D AeEs ~ - . ssa1s
oeene = ~ s1Bose - vo1sA ~
GssnaA. . aDse1l as1Dvsgy na0 -
~. V00 Ds1oa1DA
Essaaa hvso AaQA H eUss0 -
u ~ Dss1s0ss vanAm1ng eAnae vaeA-
- . nsansA .EssnaA Aoak . h00
= 4 ~ = - Glmesl - - -
ssasb o1Uvs1 - llo - - bnAno
I, - . slasss spsaae lsssuA plaA -
s0l1nl ~ ea1lAA4 g 1nGluun6,
0n0D - aoQaoso0oA IN ~ q
essse1 q - - AAu49 = - ~
lsas asA vas aAe1A b Ds1ncs upsa
- Het1o O1eanDoa - 0uesaaR V01aA
~ tsllsW1Ag - - anas1sk
"Dsa1 tsDsA ~ 1agi. eas1a1nso
KseoaA . - An601 1ssW . oaso1
~ seano As0 ~ pssAse ns1s1 4
~ se1aaAe1 4 - - 1sg6 -. 1Aa9
Aae = ~ DaeeiR - un0se - ~
tseR1.a . Ual1e -. ~ -
s11sAs - psaDGBo oUel - - -
- enaApsolR - uoAse&.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
0Au HoU D0UUR n
Whaa ~ Psosf On - Z, Dna1av -
VaAGnAa1

When 50 many grateful eitizeas =
Gleasood Spnngs testify 70 bsAefit
derived fron Ds,an's Kidney Pills, eaa
You doubt the evideHee, The presf -
.st far await u si.ssss At yesr Asss.
Read vAat = Sesijes4 Of GReaUooA
Spnags ays shsst Daa.'s KiAAsy
Pills. Caa yea As.A.A DOre esavi.s-
ing testiHeayi
n. GrsAan, eesPsstss, ia Ain4ss
Ave-, GhavosA aPdAp, Cole, 0ySs
81 stniHsA ~ eaeh vAile lifting 80
after that, vAensvs ! tsok sssA. =
was troubled With Psi,s sero,s ~
loins AID kidneyA TIE sserstiaaa
from . ykidneys ofte. pained in pas-
sage and we're se2nty. When I hsaFo
about Dosns Kidney Rlls, I ct .
box at Parkiaon . drug store and tAsI
removed the troableA I willingly COS
firm the testimonial gave three ysAao
ago for Dosn's Kidney RlA"
For sale by all dealers. Price -
cents. Foster Mbur1 Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for tAs United
StateA
Remember ~ sAa-Deaa i-aA1
take - otAss
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
~ uloala peAMl 0nvHs
vhsy Co osAAsr ~ 0ysAsss

fekie, Ja1aA--Whsso - - t~.-
traka 90 laAia paaFtAsAiAG = c.
1scts1 ~ nsa 4 b tAe vor-sa who
setain IL Daad systsss ~ Alving y
IeSaa. In ~ ss0&ea ahsst 49, Nv h
~ presiaes - 0hAnA. ths Ray q O.
kasAo n ths Ds0stnoe q II. - vsA
- n etAsr DaFts q tAs ssastsy. veo-
- are alnast sxeaHsively s0pssyeA =
tAis vork- They soo0aaes ths1r vesk
q ths aGe a 1oaFtoaa- TAsg aso -
ths water almost al tAs year PsanA.
snsspt n ths ess1sst saaasa, eseo tAs
go Of Dsss0bss - IL bagianiaG q
Fssruary. Bat svsA AsFinG this n
element pesieA thsy so0ettnas livo
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
roa fm WAX AID xnvous

Tiredoat, weak, nssvous men a.A
women would feel smbitious, energetic,
full Of life AID alwayS have . good ap-
petite, if they wsaA DO the sensiblo
thing for healtA-taka Electric BittsfA
Nothing better for ~ Gtomaeh, ivsP
Or Gdney& Tkousaads say they owe
their lives 70 this woa6erful home fsAr
edy. 1fA o. Rhinsvanlt Of Vestal
Center, N. Y, Ays. "I regard Tles-
tric Bitters % ore = tAs greatest o3
gifts. caA never fssEet what it has
done for ne." CT . bottle yourse8
And 80 what diffessoee il viii make
in ysur health. Oalv ~ and 4l.oo
RseeaAsaAss By OaA D. Baz1sA
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
R1urDm Y1u19 11Ac7

I have - especially desirable frsis
Aad garis. tract IN nilss from RiAeL
excellent .ssa soil. $50 f.uit tress, tAs
nest ef tbeA loaded WITH frait this
year, balance viii bsas nsxt year; ~
psrasus bea Il 500 plants which win
bear .sxt spsi.g, also pissty sf soao
trsits Of sll kisds; s.an As.ss, ssaiaRs
sistsra, eAieks. hsuss a,A lets, ga
water right
TAs priss = es,o0o II vhisA ea,ooo
sAssl1 b sasA aAl IL balaAee saa -
naAs n tssns - ssis ~ purchases.
Just SisAt fos hsos ~ tAsss sssk
iaS Plsassss aaA pssfts b 80 e tho
ei.sst casualties b IL void.
A J. DaCD04.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
REST MEDICINE Fo0 COLDS

When . druggist reconnends . rs0.
edy for cclds, throat and lung troublsak
you can feel sure that he known wAaS
he is talking about. G. Lower, Dug
gist, Of Marion, Ohio, writes Of d.
KingS New Discovery: 81 knsw d..
KingS New Discovery is ~ Ssso
threat and lung medicine I ssll. 70
cured ny wife Of . severe brosesia1
cold after ell other remedies failsd.' -
1t will DO tAe saas fer ysa II yea -
suffering With . cold - ..d broaehial
throat or lang cough. Keep abeetlo
o. AAAd all tAe <i1.s for evesy0As II
the family 70 use. II - . hone doetes.
Price Soc and cleo. 0uasa1tssd ~
ChaA D. Bs.eA
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
DoUIDa8 1laDaDoD HDoHuIy

I Asvs . 80, osossa 6ssso bsi10
sssiSsasA lssstsa - ~ ~ (sa ~
ssssssD - - = ~ ~ s1sss1s =
0ssAss, Ossssaas. O. slssse ~ noA
. bassAs fsso lsa0usAsA, . AlsGAD
fssa stsss saivssty Dsspan1ssI
ssAssl Nstssal - ~ ssskine- N
ss,i q . bss0ais - vssA tssAs -
vsstss. 6sps rassA. Ms , . Qsssr
~ sAs.ss fss ssos - voasiag -
take aAvaataes e ~ ses4s usivsssa1v.
PFsssst svsss ~ s6sseSad ~ sh1r
drsa st tAs university 81 . - -
interests - tAs vssts. dsps vsssA
consider tsoAo = abov> i0AioaAsA.
A. J. DzCRDOM,
0assvssd opsi.O. Csas.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
GET LETTERS sY the sUsnEl
vDoaaOs essasNsss owaMes1 By ~
D)eeo eroM WeUi6+oo

0aAhsly, Ra.-Lsttaes have swa0Do1
~ little Dosto@os In Blakely. Lacka
wanna county, Pennsylvania, follow
iAs tie announcement that thirty
young women Of that hamlet are look
ing for husbands. Piles Of the mis-
stves cover the floor and shelves Of
tie once and each mail adds to the
clutter.
Things have reached such . state
some Of the parents and brothers OF
the thirty girls have taken . hand, and
Aone Of the young women has yet mus
tsrsd enough courage to call At the
postofnce.
They formed the Girls Club Of
Blakely." and then announced they
were seeking husbands. Replies from
all parts Of the state and outside BE-
gan to pile up In such quantities Post
master Mathews says the government
viii have to build q larger once.
Ons reply addressed to the postnAs
ter b froa Robert RoutA Of Dickinsoe
College. Roath 10 . senior. and On -
half Of tAs class q thirty young nsa
soon to graduate o6ers the girls hus
baaAs. From otesatoa, Pa. comes .
rssDoass ffom . maA who speaks no&
only for himself but for I'VE friends.
4 loosooDs man In Jsfsey CITY, n
J., vritse:
Il ct tired a tie theatsrs, caube
aAd PLACES ol aauss0eats aAA WoaIA
IKE 70 ssttle down, bat how I can Do
% whsn a. % Ioasay = so0ethins
woaA like some of yoa to sxDaain."
Postmaster Mathews has offered 10
deliver tie lsttsrs 10 tAs Grin secrst,
" II they win arrange some way 10
take them on his hands.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
olass On the Highways

A new law passed by the Nineteenth
general assembly that will please auto
mobile owners and motor cycle riders
makes it . misdemeanor for any person
to "throw glass or deposit any glass
or other sharp or cutting substances or
other injurious obstruction in or upon
ary Of the public highways Of the
O4ate.'
The penalty attached for . violation
sf H. set is fine Of not less than
90 ,or nore than 900, or imprson-
neat in the county Jail for not less
tAaa ten days nor more than thirty
days, OF both such fine a.d inprison-
Aeat.
All fines % collected shall be paid
70 ths state treasurer to be credited to
H. state road fund to be used for the
construction, repair and maintenance
Of state highways.
1t 10 . common practice to toss into
the street broken bottles, without
thought Of the harm the sharp glass
does to rubbertired vehicles. Neither
b it uncommon for mischievous boys
and grouehy grownups to scatter tacks,
nails and other sharp substances in the
street or road just to make life misera-
bio for the auto driver.
The new law ought to put an effec-
tive stop to such practices'-Co Colorado
Spring. Telegraph
II u said that contracts now being
nade for the purchase Of Mexican cat
tls stipulats that in case the duty u
ssaoved secording to the terms Of the
Usaerwood tariff bill, before delivery
~ purchase price il to be raised -
. Ased, that sum being practically
wAak the import duty on cattle amounts
10. The question il, who pays that
duty and who benefits BY its removal,
IL Mexican cattle raiser or the Amer
iasn buyerf-Ex
Two moro crops Of sugar beets-ehs
crops Of 1918 and lsl4-are probably
al tAas will ever be raised in the Csehe
l. Posdre valley. This ID absolutely
true il the tariff il taken off from
sugar BY congress. Fsrmen cannot
and will not raise beets at price Per
~ tAas will warrant tie operation Of
09as naetsriss. It therefore stands
fasossu in, hAsd to increase their toa-
naes II bssts to He limit this year
ga nsxt in oedsr that their profits
~ Nd then over sPtil stAes nossy-
aAkins erops can b produced - taks
~ elaes Il hssta II y 4aits pesee-
~ - IL s.sAe faetssy vhiatls win
fsssvss b. aznA aad IL h.n e -
sAanssy b ~ fseessy win - silsassa
~ n sins - ssos = ~ slsss 4 ~
G.0anahiae sanPaiGa e 1914. ose
.s,sar Sbe k-cse Cslliss Cssriss.
@ see
1EsssA ". Il. Halsy, n NeIsss.,
0e1o @AAasW1a1 tssilsoss1 -
~. II !1unAse (sss.ay snzvsyssj q
m saAs ~ - ~ 0svsenDsat sssA
Tsss1ay = ssasslt WITH ossvsyss
Noos a.d dslseation from tAis county
(i,el.Aing Csaaiaio.sr Hstzesr) go
esruing ~ essnty hns 81 ~ wssA
sssa - h i.aaessssa. Usfestasatsay
tAs TIVE esaaakeees did not nsse-
WAits Divse 1svisw.
= = =
Dsw - vseas Isa0sEsis
'sLse - ssny sishsl onPs," 4
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The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10

pledges of support for an election Of
some sort.-Pali.ade Tribune.
If the democrats can't get the re-
publican postmasters to resign il, any
other way, they evidently intend 70
starve them out. This week the Craig
postmaster received notice Of . dis
continuance Of clerk hire, making it
necessary to pay all clerks used in the
office hereafter from the postmaster
own pocketbook. This is caused by
the failure of congress to appropriate
funds for this purpose at third-class
offices. The same order goes into eff
feet at all other pOstoffices Of this
standing throughout the country
Craig Courier.
The reason why some towns grow is
because there are men with push and
energy in them, who are not afraid to
spend their time and money to boom
their town. They erect substantial
buildings, organize stock companies
and establish factories, secure railroads,
work for public improvements, and use
every means within their power to in
duce people to locate in their city.
Wherever they 60 they tell Of the ad-
vantages Of their city and write Of
them in every letter.-LA Jonta Dem
ocrat.
wallace Baxter came in Monday
frsa . trip to his ranch in the Plateau
valley. Wallace says the projected %
niles of railroad connecting Collbran
with DeBeque is a sure 60 and work
will begin soon. 1t will run through
his place and for the time being he has
taker it off the market.-New Castle
Democrat.
Carl Hedrick came back from the
Junction the fore part of this week,
booking very we'll indeed, considering
that he underwent an operation. He
says that he is good for \ few ball
games and foot races yet-and he sure
looks it.-Grand Valley News.
= = =
How time flies and what changes .
yeaf may bring forth. A year ago
rhursday, the 1st Of Nay, Colonel &.
+. Meek WIS alive and in the full en-
joyment of plans for . May Day cele-
bFation Of the children in Marble. It
sained on Nay and the celebration
Aad to be put over until the following
Saturday. We all remember what an
occasion it was. And now the good
Colonel il in his g.ave.-Marble Boost.
q.
n. E. Morrow Of Battlement mesa
was in town . short time Thursday, en-
Faate to Antlers to secure fifteen
stands Of bees which he had purchased
from Nr. Croft of that place. NJ E
viii engage quite extensively in the
b. basiness in the future, and already
Aas quite an spiary.-Rifle Telegram.
= = =
NJ Glenwood Post ssys there 10 to
- celebration Of 9tnwberry Day
tAsss tAis yese whils ths Avalanche
ssesssiy aid tAsre would not be. Tas
NJ AL Avalanchs never did apse.-
Nas1as Dsostss.
0avs K,ight last 1Aafsaay eeagAt
b ~ tzaPs in IL LAas sesntsy -
~ -tvelssAsa fsaals gEsy wslf tAas
- sese Pssesri,k thst ssetisa fer
ssns Gina - ~ bssa saagAe h .
A.p nay tins tsssre. ~ a1Wsys
asas ~ ssGs~sy. TAis tins KnigAs
naos . 81 - e IL aaA - -
6slsEy e ~, Ssaiaes . rs~ast seesr-
- a. ~ O.tt3sosab sssssiakisA-
DeBequs New Era -.
n = . saeAae haniiatinS fAst that
vhsa ~ Oslsssds bsst v.Oar iaa.sty
wss bsinG attaeksa in cosgfsss ysssse-
~, ~ naA e1 IL CeleeaAo da3e-
eseisa vssA ~ vssa h H. SsAaM,
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1fsaasn = Wysaiag - sPAsA ~
Aost aoilusaa inaslRy b Ceas-
0AA-Csaass1D 1slnO 1sasUa0A
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10

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The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
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The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10

whsa ~ Osasssds bsst vnOAf ia1.stu
was hsing attaehsa in eosgssss yssesf-
~, ~ . "a e1 IL CeleeA1o da3e-
eseasa WsaA ~ . vssa h H. SsAa4,
esf = ss.aissa ~ 1sRssseativs
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AUst aUill11ueal lnans9H b Ce,s-
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The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10

commission, which has issued books OF
instruction for county assessors, telling
how they shall 60 about the assessment
of property.
Some of the instructions to the as
SCISSORS follows:
Find every person having property.
Large numbers possessing only personal
property are now never visited by the
assessor. In case = person claims he
has no taxable property have him take
oath in the schedule to this effect.
Have each taxpayer swear to his
schedule.
Require complete schedules from
corporations and secure an affidavit
to the schedule.
Coal asd other mineral reserves
should be assessed. They are frequent
ly owned by othsrs than the owner, Of
the surface rights and immense value
in this way escapes taxation.
Assess poultry and bees. Inquire Of
each taxpayer the amount Of this prop
erty he possesses.
Assessors are instructed to use more
care in taxing money notes, stocks and
bonds. The commission expresses the
opinion that great amounts of such
property now escapes taxation.-Den.
yer Times.
= = =
New on TislA
Reports that . great oil basin un-
deriies the town Of Aurora and the
adjacent country arc being circulated
by Dcnevr concerns which have taken
up lsases a.d expect to begin boring
next week.
The Producers' Oil company, formed
recently, has leased 5000 acres near
Aurora, It il said Several hundred
thousand dolIars viii Be spent tAia
summer 70 exploit the fields for oil
and natural ga trace Of which have
been disclosed At Hudson, whore white
coal is being mined.
Tho boring Of each we'll will cost
from 10000 to $4,000. The circun-
ference Of the oil field, it is claimed,
includes an area bounded by Boulder,
Golden, Morrison welhurst wskkias
and around to the east and the north
~ far - Hudson.-Dsnver Expresa
= = =
New Wse,l's 1Scsca
Albert 8. RobinsoH, formerly . stud
ent q Cutler academy, Saturday after
noon established his right 70 Be COZ
sidered tAe fastest yosag atAIsts In tAs
world wAea h aads .sw wossds ~
seas for tAs 100 saa sso-yssd dasAss
II ths Psaa. eeass iatsrseAslastie nsse.
nsainss4, ~ = saly ID ysass 4
80, saa tAs lee,y.rd - b B -
ssss.AA sss-fi1tA 4 . ssss.A ussss ~
wssAs sssssA H.iAseaay ~ lee-
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no-yara strsssA b . Is sssssaA n
wsesAs pssvisss sssssa ~ a ~
sssssA-csasgsesA. H.
n ln6aa1 4ss0
A HosaAe e 80 rea1s eeo1iefsa
aa1 sS>.ss stsssjiag tAs;iias. ~ dis
seaas st ~ psssset shown Csasseas -
bs In IN enviabls pssitisa - eo0Rafsa
with nest Il IL ai1-wsstsfn soatee.
VIA $50 80 avai1ails ftsA IL seaAe
A0Avay fusa, spessxi.atsay &1Foe.-
fooo aRess1sieAsa y vasisss ssaak3ss
fer sd Psa1s, Cd - aaaitisaal eo24-
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The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10

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The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-09
MEN OF THE PAST


From the Brooklyn Eagle.
For the Pulitzer School of Journal
ism, it was a critical undertaking to
pick out half a duzen journalists Of
the past to use their faces on medal.
lions, Some distinguished men were
barred merely because no authentic
portraits Of them are known to exist
Among these WAS John Peter Zengcr,
who made the fight for free press
in Colonial New York, and whose trial
first established the principle that in
a libel prosecution the jury are Judges
both Of law and fact.
The list determined on is as follows
Daniel Dofoe. l659-1731.
Joseph Addison, 1672-1719
benjamin Franklin. 17OG-179O.
Isaiah Thomas, 1749-1S31.
John 7. Delane. 1S17-1S79.
Horace Greeley. 1S11-1S-72.
Defoe, the author of Robinson
Crusoe' is claimed to have been the
father Of the editorial leader" He
founded several different types OF
papers. and made trade and commerce
Information a newspaper feature for
the first time Addison's Rambler
and Spectator, made up of essays. did
much toward the creation Of polish.
ed English style in Journalism.
BENJAMIN Franklin's name and ca.
reer are familiar to all Americans
Isaiah Thomas of the Massachusetts
Spy G7oston). and later OF the Wor-
chester spy. wrote THE History Of
Printing in America with a Biography
of Printers and an Account Of News
papers. to Which is Prefixed n Con-
else View Of the Discovery and Pro-
gress Of the Art in other Parts Of the
World John T. Delane succeeded
Thomas Barnes as editor Of the Lon
don Times. and held that place for
thirty-slN years. Horace Grcely start
ed the New York Tribune the same
year Nat Delane began rs editor Of
the London Times 1871. and was con-
cededly a powerful Influence on the
thought Of America.
Probably the list could not well be |
improved upon. 1t is an interesting |
thought however that the modern !
daily newspaper Of which news ac- |
and news adequacy are the |
leynotes, and which strives each time |
that it comes ont TO picture correctly |
what the world has been doing for |
twentY-four hours, was not dreamed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-09

| From Philadelphia North American.
1t has developed upon the schol sys-
TEN Of America to stop the exodus
from the country and to help to solve
the problem of the high cost of living
and the overpopulation Of cities ac-
cordmg to speakers AZ the conference
of the National Council of Education
held at the William Penn High school
last evening.
Five state supcrntendcnts Of tho
National Education Association Ed
ward r. Fairchild Of New Hampshire,
ana other leaders in the teaching pro-
fcssion agreed that the biggest edu-
caunual problcm of today is entered
in the rural school These were de-
scribcd in q tragic condition at pres
rnt ipadeouate insufficient and I'm
the hands Of raw recruits to the tcach-
inl, trade who are ont of symnathv
with country life and who utilize the
country school for their apprentice-
shin.
The meeting held i'm connection
with the convention Of the dcpartment
if suporintcndrnt of the National
Education Association. was given over
to q consideration Of what can he
done In stem the flow of the popuIn-
tion from the co,ntrv to tho citv. and
of the nnportant part that the rural
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TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
To Be Seen at TnISG'S Various PIHyhonseS

must be plainly write nand sent by
mail 80 questions will be received
ercept by letter. Send you rquestions
any time. Answers to thsse questions
win be announced during the inter
mission between shows at the Palace
theater every Thursday. The pro-
grams at the Palace last about one
and one-half hours and the answers
win bc read at the conclusion of each
program. except between the hours
OF and p. m.
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The TcrrOrS of The Dutch Language.
Sims "Dagonet Abroad"
The names of the streets and tho
names over the shop doors are omi-
nontly calculated to tie your eye up II
knot.
To come suddenly upon dog show
and find II called Il Rashondentcn.
toonstelling, and upon an announce
ment which reads Ri juspoorwcR-
maatschappijaan den daarote aaee-
wesen yertegcnwoordiEger" is calcu-
lated to stagger one; but. apart from
a language which is trying alike to
the eye and the tongue, Holland Is
delightful place, and the Dutch are
splendid people.
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to arouse jealousy in Bob. lie, in
tempcr cannot reason her motive and
leaves, So through pique she accepts
and marries Jim Later Bob reyisits
the place feeling that the girl loyes
him best and tries to induce her to
20 away with him. lie finally sue
cceds and. as You may imagine, fato
brings about justice,
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AMSTERDAM, Marcn Nauag-
er Grole Of the Netherlands branch
Of the Mutual Life Insurance com
pany of New Yorb was arrested to-
day. lie is charged with defaIcat.ons
amounting to $4,000 florins G17,-
20O)
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The Palace thcatcr has establish
ed an inquiry department. Any ques-
ton concerning mov.ng pictures or
motion picture players will be am
swerot. II possible. All questions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-09

Frees and Mack. "Thc Buster
Brown Girls win offer siueing and
dancing speciality which is notable
owing TO the charming personality
of the young ladies and the ability
displayed I'm series OF songs and
dances
L.oueo the Juggling Butcher viii
present display of sNlful mauip-
uauou Of objects in "a novel setting
lie does some fcuts Of balancing
which are quito remarkable ana en-.
ploys objects found in % meat mar
kct iu order to carry out the Idea ot
the characters
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of by the first four men named. and
WAS not TOO clear conception in tho
mind of Dclane on of Greely. The
Journalism Of the present Is a new de-
Nelopmcnt, as well az a news develop
ment 1t belongs distmctiNcly to the
last half century.