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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Columbus Extension Mining Company,
principal place OF business, Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account of
assessment No. 10. OF Q cents per share,
levied on the 10Th day OF July. 1919, the
several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders, as fol-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24
the Opening of.
Much Sewing
for Mother

things must be
made for the children to start
the new school year right.
Hand stitching was satisfac-
tory at one time, but it is now
replaced by the modern Sew
ing Machine. At first a
machine was an expensive
luxury, and while handled by
agencies it remained beyond
the reach Of many families.
But when Department Stores
started to sell them the price
dropped to almost half, So to-
day Keith-O 'Brien Co. is able
to offer you the Triumph
Machine, one OF the seven best
sewing machines made-at a
very reasonable price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24

$1,000 9x12-foot Tapestry Brussels
$4,000 9x12-foot Wool, for s14 81
$3.50 7x12-fo Wool and Fiber, for 81. OF
$500 6x9-foot Wool and Fiber, for. SO. 0C
$3.50 36x63-inch Wiltons, for. -. 50. 75
Sl1.50 36x63-inch Wiltons, for. 80. Ss, q
SEQ 2lx34-inch Wlitons, for. ...SG 81
$500 36x72-inch Administers, for. 81. q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24
Housy and Tar" From West
and East.

Lee. Paskenta, Cal, says,
Universal satisfaction and
|Dley's Honey and Tar Com.
~ chlldren.'' e. G. Rhodes,
Ga, writes, "I had q rack,
|e cough and finally got re'
Foley g Honey and Tar Com
Uso no other in your family
institutes. Schramm-John.
ffthe Never-Substitutors,'
Ia stores.
fAdystissnent)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24

LOOK!
STEM!

can spend your
"A 80 it will come
70 you, if you de-
Utah made
The merchant
sells them must
our money to a
manufacturer for
The Utah manu-
Fer, in turn, pays
money to Utah
yees In his fac
Office or sales
Some of them
yentually spend it
p It will come back
II you are earn
" money in Utah;
also get back to
'erchant again and
to the manufac-
and thus continu-
circulate among
od this circulation
prosperity. In
lanner a state be-
prosperous or
upporting. Let's
Utah self sup
ng, Keep every
You possibly can
ne home circuit,
our state will be
y and prosperous.
- ROe " lAH
pc the slogan of
man, woman and
ln the state.
uFACTURERs'
oCIATION OF
UTAH.
Fay Roll Build
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24

For $195, allover embroidery
and voile dresses for misses 13 to II years,
values up to $3.50.
For 1926, misses canyon suits
in Galatea and white duck Balkan blouse
suits, trimmed in red; regular $5.95.
For 1896, voiles and lingerie
dresses, also plain tailored linen suits in
natural or white; values up to s12.5o,
For 1896, white ratine coats and
up to 1880
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24

der OF tho board OF directors made on the
18th day OF July. 1918, so many
shares OF each parcel OF suoh stock as
may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the office Of the secretary.
room ioe Felt building. Salt Lake CITY,
on the 5th day OF September, 1918. at )
O'clock D, m, 10 pay the delinquent as
sessments thereon. together with the
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
r B. COOK. Secretary.
Office. to2 Felt Building. salt Lake City:
Utah esSlo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24

~ - Those suffering from vosD
- Iucsses that sap the pleasures
a. n n lof life should take Juven PillA
They have more reiuyenatinG,
ouD'A lnl yitaliIinE force than has evet
before been offered, eptpost
paid in plain pack ksES oHly on receipt oS p and
Nood'a Sarsapsy1lla. Lowell. &HeA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24
Boolu for Library

slnx thirty-eight books will be
n f,ublIo library Monday. Au-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24
Final Appeal-- Dresses at a Small
Part Of Their Cost
Women's and Misses Dresses, Can
yon Suits and Motoring Costumes.

exceptional There plenty of time yet
Some misses but for womenu
all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24
MacDougall- Southwick
WOE LIES IN 10 RIOTS CONTINUE

List 20 this tale OF matrimonial
woe ms II is being unfoldcd in King
county's divorce mill-you who dis
believe the 10 hoodoo,
Only 10 days ago. on September
II. 1918. in the fair city OF Everett.
Sarah l.. and Fred IAlley became as
one. plighting their love forever and
"A day.
And this morning. the divorce
complaint has been regularly filed.
and II charges that he. Fred. the 10
day husband. has already been
guilty OF 10 kinds OF cruelty. name
ly lie cursed. and he swore. and he
accused her shamefully. and he
used profane language. and he
threatened 10 XIII her. and to inIure
her. and to drive her away. and he
was extremely violent. and he
showed a yindictiye temper. and he
made life burdensome 10 her. and
he put her In fear. and evinced no
love for her. and made her lose her
love for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24

Mrs. stuart has Just won the
hread-bsklng prize at the ohio
state fair. She is 20 years old. and
lives on farm. She has a reputa.
ton as a fine alLaround cook. After
getting her blue ribbon, she drove
home alone--A5 miles.
II takes years ~ experience 10
make a good bread baker. Lots OF
women using the same recipe and
following the same general method
don't get the same results at all.
But that's because they don't DO Il
EXACTLY RIGHT.
Here's the way | make II. To
make five loaycH. | peel three small
potatoes and boil them IN about two
quarts OF water with tablespoon.
tul OF salt. one OF sugar and one OF
flour.
When the potatoes are cooked. !
mash them very fino. and when the
mixture is blood.warm break n
cake OF yeast IN Il.
| let this stand over night. Next
morning ! mix II with the flour.
and let the dough stand till Il has
doubled in size Then | knead Il
sun and place Il In the pans.
! don't set any special time for
baking just bake them til
they're done.
Now. Il stands To reason than any
other woman who goes at II intclli.
gently can learn by this method TO
bake just as good bread as can.
But Il takes patience and careful
so you can know just
what your mistakes have been and
avoid them next time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24
SPECIAL EXTRA!
SOLID FOUR OF
COUNCIL. SPLIT

All was calm and pacific. and the
council was getting ready TO adjourn
after having cut down $37,505.To
from the original budget allowance
Of 1926, ot6.22 and thus reduce the
city mill levy from something over
20 mills 10 q fraction under 20 mills,
when Councilman Goddard started
something.
Goddard wanted resolution
passed calling upon the mayor to
make "a horizontal cut" OF 10 per
cent In every department under his
care. regardless OF the budget which
had just been framed.
Goddard felt certain the solid
four" would be with him, even
though Councilman Erickson plain
~ charged that he was merely play.
ing petty game 20 work his crouch
off on the city engineers office.
We're the boys to make the
cuts" Erickson said. "and n they
should be made. we should not sad.
die the responsibility on others
Erickson also wanted 10 know
why Goddard's economy policy did
not also include the comp,rollcr'H
aud trcasurer's office II Il was
meant In good faith
hut Goddard insisted on vote.
Here r. where tho surprise came
I'm. for. while Bruskevith and Marble
OF the solid four came through all
right. Councilman PIERCE totally dis.
appointed Goddard
Pcirce voted with Erickson. Grit.
fiths and Wardnll. and killed the
motion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24
HAMILTON TAKEN
BACK TO CHEHALIS

After being Identified by Sheriff
r c. Foster OF Lewis county AZ the
man for whom a warrant charging
burglary IN Connection with the rob.
berry OF the Chehalis Hardware Co.
j. Hamilton. arrested here Friday,
was taken back TO Chchalla for trial
Tuesday. Hamilton and Eddie Az.
erill engaged In a running gun duel
with Pntrolman Mullen Friday Mt.
ernoon. Ayerill's record is being In.
ycstigaied and a charge will be pre-.
fcrrcd against him in few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24
/gMNz@
SSzeoppE

o--is there anything Ia the world
90 relieve q person subject a. thought
suKgrsttunf hssp friends Who
make NE feel just a they do
have been subject to that scot Of
thlng an "a, ne. rieas. don't thtak
I am Just talking u wears me eut
I cant siu.p 90 eat when they feel
had uF are troubled tn sns way,
have fought 10. aud tried - hard 60
overcome Il, n make. lite = hsd~..
I deht want 60 take medicine.
am not sich NOE weak. but am
naturally high strung. can tell
when any ~ my psopi. are ~ before
thes tell nae, j~aiau.s affects my
heart an I can scarcely breathe.
have a friend who want. me TO de-
Nriep fer q medium. but Z am afraid
TO SO too deeply ints tho subject
o..
A-What you are suffering Il
hell. aud death. II is the taking OF
y evil and trouble that makes oui
hell. But your case Ia by no mean,
hopeless and this very sensitive
less viii enable you 20 help thos,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24
CALL ORT|E Doc

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 2i.-"Doc"
10 tho new title bestowed today by
his jail associates upon Ortic Mc.
Manlgal. the dyuamlicr whose con.
feHnion led To the arrest OF the Nc.
Namara brothers He was brcyeted
after he had set successfully the
left foreies OF Maria. the whit.
prison cat. which had met with an
accident while jumping from an.
other prisoners shoulder TO a cell
floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24

BENTON. III. Sept 24.-The ra'
cial disturbances which broke out
here following the murder OF two
American musicians at a dance Sat
urday night were still raging today.
Foreigners. regardless of national.
ity, were assaulted wherever they
showed themselves. Business
houses we're closed and the homes
OF foreign residents barricaded.
The sheriff confessed his inability
20 stop rioting and martial Law was
declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24
MILLER IS
SENTENCED

Peter Miller was given sen
tcnce OF five to 10 years Tor bur.
glary by Judge Ronald. thus bring.
Ing his total maximum sentences
To 70 years and the aggregate mini.
mum 10 % years.
Notice OF appeal 10 the supreme
court was given by Mlllera attor-
noy. Joseph NJ Glasgow Miller's
latest sentence IL 20 begin. accord.
Ing 20 tho order OF the court. nj
the end OF the other prison terms
imposed upon him by the Tacoma
court. where he was convicted aH
an habituAl criminal aud for per.
jury.
Miller'A murder trial Will begin
October 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24
DEAD IN JAPAN

Judge Roger 8. Greene. formerly
and later chief justice OF
the supreme court OF Washington
territory. has received word OF the
death OF his brother. DR.. Daniel 8.
Greene, which occurred In Tokyo.
Japan. September Is. DIR. Green
was the senior missionary in Japan
for the American board of commits
sinners for foreign missions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24
OFF MAST

Charles LindEolm. a lahorer. liv.
Ing at Ss7 Seventh ay.. was Instant.
~ Killed at II: O5 this morning when
he fell from n mast. upon which he
was working. nj tho Drummond
IA,horage Co. West Seattle The
man fell a distance OF 90 feet. Tho
remains were taken 10 Butter.
worths morguc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24
KING MANUEl's WIFE ILL

MUNICH. Sept. 2i.-The wife OF
former King Manuel OF Portugal
became suddenly Ill here today and
was rushed to a private hospital.
Physicians refused to make any
statement concerning her condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24

Plans for the celebration OF Co
lumhus day are being arranged by
the Knights OF Columbus. The
Knights will participate in Catholic
school exercises In honor OF the
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24

o. am y yeanG woman 81 Is.
and woaid like 20 act married. hut
dont .~.m 60 meet the right one.
Z u-~t . number % men. ard thsr
all .~~m 10 Ike me Tine. but th-y
h~rntnr yFry tir~~or~ ! feel deeply
discouraged ard d~sposdrnt 81 times.
Hoping you can adsi.~ me.
coon GIRL
At may be you haven't met a
nan with broad enough ideas. or
ron may he looking for n saint. II
Is n bad Idea TO make marriage the
,nly object in life. and feel your
lie wasted n you do not wed. There
IA n splendid work for each. and
many OF the men and women who
have done the great work OF tho
world lived single lives. Stop wor.
wing about II and be willing to do
gour part OF the worlds work.
whether with a husband or without.
md you will not be Respondent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24

o. have BEEN living with = man
for IN. pest sixth months, he telling
me all the time he viii marry me
when We get money enough. ] love
the man. hut now . find out my mis-
take, for when . ask him To marry
me. he put. me off I want 10 know
how much q license costs. and how
much 10 get msrried1 Answer soon,
for I am waiting.
GIRL READER.
A.-The whole cost OF a license
IN something lcss than 81. II you
have minister marry you. pay
him anything you wish or nothing.
You must have been very young
and ignorant To be made to believe
that II costs less 10 live together
than In accordance with
the law.
Any man who cannot put mp the
price of a license and fee for the
ceremony has no business getting
married think he Ia decelvlng you.
n you are under age 20 to the Ju
yenile Judge and he viii SEQ that
lac does tho right thing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24

q-Do~. anyone ever die 81
broken h-srf- And. will ono ever
get over . true love-
love man Who docs not care
for me. Z don't know whether . have
more romance about me than other
giris, or not, but I would lay down
p,y life for him. Z have no interest
In anything any more. His face IL
always before me and bia words are
always ringing In my ears. do
nothing but brood. . am old enough
to know what true love l.. and have
met many mon. hut none like him. .
sm 20. Please tell me what To do.
A SAD GIRL.
A.-The age does not seem To
make any difference when n thing
like this occurs. I know just how
hard II seems to you. but neither
you. nor anyone else can tell wheth-
or or not II In best for you to marry
this man. II you will thoroughly
believe that II II is best II will come
about, and Mt the same time be
to give him up. II that II
best mot In your eyes, but by guild
ance from n Higher Power | know
the best for both will happen.
Remember. II is much easier "a
die for a person than To live for
him. Use this experience as a
chance for development of the best
for you and you will one day re
Iolce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24
,,ERrrr SEATTLE
~rrsi RRAN RAIN h

Er ~ EVERNrr tIwte'
SAT "a ana b.sA 3 ~ iHcai
ralss wv" SO ssa. a3e. DC 1e' ~ ~
rsss ~ iss 81. $50 t5o 90
Use as. ii.A IN. daily
~ ,A,sc.. seattle Fifth ay near
fNxr '' ar,en n cod A1ax nfuE Store
~ sgssa seed ..,
y; ssysussrT 70 ssAr y - i'p, ,,.,I
e<S sse Zee 500 set 10 90.
rsp isee noon. I Zee 90, . 90.
~ sea tee see teia y IN
10 ,..y,. both elite. & 90 m
49, srRruw EST TRACTION CO
Yskis~ EVERETT WASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24

In trouble, II YOU will learn not to
let II affect you. Some minds are
very sensitive to mental atmus.
pheres. hut the harm Hes In the
fear you have OF Il. and would
advise you Co learn that perfect
love casts out fear, and gettso FUN
OF a universal love that you will
know that u God OF Love can better
care for those In trouble than can
YOU. and that YOU are but the In.
strument through which this great
love works, II will also help you
TO take up the thought that no
mind but tho mind that Is back of
the whole universe can influence
you We are distinctly told In the
bible 10 work out our own saliva.
ton. and We are not To try 90 work
out that OF others, except IA we can
help them. When one takes on the
trouble OF others one Is not helping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24

Noticing r~aasst foe . m~thed
Of extsrmiaatins flea.. Z wiil give
mine.
Take . quart ~ sieahal. dissolve
In IL e~nt.' weyth 81 ram pasg. Just
before xelsE te bod. rub er sprinkle
the sheets and night cisthes. and
tho Sleeper win not he bothered with
fleas. u does not I'LL them. hut
drives them away. Any eth~s oil In
sieshei will have the same effect. ne
f~so~i. tsnsy. p~vp~rmirs es ssh~v
fragrsat hesbs. RtsIICt~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24

eoiar To bleach "a. and what q. least
harmful Young GIRL
Any dear child. there are
women who would al.
most give their two eyes TO have
red hair wouldn't mind II. my.
self. This seems n grievance TO
you now. but | beg OF you not 10
think OF bleaching Il. know OF
nothing that IL absolutely harmless
and II you once begin II you will
have to keep eternally at II. Don't
do II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24

Q--My parents do not treat me
ss all father. and mothers should
] have sister two YEAR. older. and
thry seem Ia think her tho oni, slri
In the nrixhborheod. TN sunday.
she always has company, aud they
.it In the hammock all dsS. while .
have Ca ait La the house alone, a. my
parent. do not allow me Go go any.
where os have company. I am Is
hi@- Grey. tell me what TO do
am alwas. 90 lonesome. Z feel uke
I weuid like q. run away. Please
Gise me your best sdsi.e q. 20 how
60 pas. tho tipe away. 4. e,er-rhe
rrsii ~ tho LONESOME. rfse.
A. Strike new trail That Is
your first step. Get away. by all
means: but mako your getaway
from the feeling that you cannot
be happy unless you arc doing just
as your sister is. I want 60 help
you. but you must listen 20 the
De gree OF doing what | say. or Il
viii not help YOU.
Your sister IL older. and NJ your
axe a few years make a vast dif.
ference. | think your parents
should help you 10 amuse yourself.
but II they woa't. suppose you help
yourself. You will be far more
self.reliant II you viii. There are
many things you can do. and first.
| want you 10 read "Rebccca OF
Sunuybrook Farm" by Kate Doug.
las WIggin. a woman who knows
Just what books Girls love Ask
that a girl friend may visit you on
Sunday. or g.t your parents 10 take
YOU and few of your friends on a
lark 90 tho woods. or parks. Other
parents will be glad 90 defray the
expenses OF their children. Learn
10 be happy without company az
well as with. and you will never
Sigh to do as sister does There IL
far greater happiness than sitting
In a hammock all day with com.
pany. and n shc Ia allowed to keep
this up. she will not develop into
as fine n woman as you will II you
follow my advice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24

n popularity OF the Regal Den
10 b the simple result OF superior
pxvEs. high-grade work. Huaran-
~ results. painless methods. pop
a. r,~s, modern facilities. latest
saesine appliances and expert
dastiss-all combine 90 create a
ter0 Il excellence In Regal work
VIA h no, possible In the ordi.
Isu 3ersal establishments.
Reszlr Extra heavy $40 "a
6c< crowns ...........-.... w
Regular SO Sever-slip &c
rates ....... COMMUNICABLE
Regal Dental Offices
R.IA Clark. o. o. s., Manager
~ rhirs Av, N. w. Cor. Union
AoTt-srins This Ad with You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24

Charge Purchases Made Thursday Placed October Bill,
Rendered November /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-24

Noueify CRrfdinJ-
10 pairs at Csc.
II pairs At SI.20.
is pairs Mt s2.55.
4 pairs at S2.DJ.
Scrim CHrfaiHS-
80 pairs at s2.5J.
81 pairs At s3.5J.
~ pairs At s3.05,
Madraf Curtains
30 pairs at s1.05.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-14

~ ,l., ,,.v,s Or
FOLLOWING ''''''' "''o" '''
the finding oil on III 'o"'''e''''' '"''''
titles at Coweta below whata is com
monty termed the "Mssissippi Lime,
,,,,,o. ,,o ro,ort that oil has recent
T.. ,,,,n ,,r,J ,t several widely sep
,.,,aa r,.rt. !, botb oklahoma and
,,,..... =, ro. .,Iississirni lime The
,,,.,,i,, or ,ho ,pI,s and the names
,... ,,r,i.s is uot sn importanI as
n., ,,,, n,,t on has bc,n found in
,.t. r,,,,,,,i,r
,,.....,,. :. ,.,s fin, ruslom 20 dr.n
...u,, ,r;ssissin,i linn, and then stop.
si,., b, brincinc in of the Coweta
IN -. d,nth or ,79 feet. after
,,, drnl had ncne,ratcd $50 feet of
.,.,.,,,rn r,r,n,tion If is thought
,.,, ,,,o,,. driuipc contracts. in the
c.r... ain COLL ror , dap,h sufficient
,,,, ~ lo,.t throurh the upuer
It, -, .bis socallsd Mississippi
,,..,. .,,. th, Ou and Gas Journal.
pa,,rt,, oro or the Draden COM
..;,. o,,i.,,,d t,o vclls five miles
., - r,Iso q, total depth of l.
49, g.. O,a ~ tbaso wells is good
s,n 90 horro,s dav and the other
~ horrols The important feature
49,. .,,.o yors is that the nay
n.s ,onrd after the drill had pene-
, do,tb of g5O feet into the
,,,s,,.si,n; limestone In the Turkey
,nonrt,ir district five miles south,
Nos. -, Tulsa II is claimed that there
ara ,oyorol small wells in which the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-14
IOTNER CITY, OKLAHOMA
JOINER 0lIY

Witness the wonderful developments Of Muskogec,
Tulsa and other cities in the state of Oklahoma
heal estate in these places has advanced in value so
many thousand per cent within the past few years that
one almost give record to the actual figures
We feel that conditions will justify in expecting as
great or even startling Developments in and about
JOINER CITY, a new railway of the famous Joiner
City oil field southwestern Oklahoma. Joiner Guy
is the natural outlet of this marvellous o-producng
section !! is the nearest point the railway to the
best part the field, Between it and the wells there
are no natural barriers; the pipe lines have clear
field and easy fall.
The site for the town is level and smooth just
enough roll for easy surface drainage There is
timber fertile soil for kitchen garden-an ideal town
site There are no cities enough TO absorb any
part of the logica growth of the town Arimore. tho
nearest city twenty five miles, and cannot hope 70
get wnat belongs to Joiner City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-14

Waurika on the west sevenu-five miles to ChickaSha
an the north and twenty-five miles to Red RIVER on
The south and overlooking the greatest asphalt mines
IN the world.
We expect an immediate boom at joiner Clt' as
t,,a railroad is rolling that point and the pipe
line is under construction
The worlds greatest fortunes have Deeh Hlaue Il.
oil and petroleum. and, while the stupendous piles et
money were gathered refining and selling me sCuI
every person who touched it made his Proilt MOI NO.
alone have the bic fortunes come form OIL loltuI
nave come quickly by oil and gas. Oh ana gas nav
Very oucrich scheme beaten; first in profits second
IN certainty of profits There is absolutely no cnahCr
- Ioee in oil and gas or in investment made IN
Te Vicinity in which these commodities of Croesus are
produced Oil and gas producing beds are tnounno %
id bSttcr rhan geld or silver mines and have been
90 for many years A business, commercial or muuS
trial enterprise in oil town is nVarlaOly wIlt
winner; for the oil town of rapid ana substantial
growth.