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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20

One OF The most interesting trips 10 be made by
lhe News cScursonists who go on this trip will be
To- Georgetown Leaving Denver the party is at once
'"fued toward The now-capped mountains across
level stretch which suggests some coy valley in the
Tar East reaching the city OF Golden nesting in the
pretty Clear Creek valley among the foothills the
scene changes from the pastoral to the enthrahng
grandeur OF the mountains Passing above West
clear Creek. M sight OF the picturesque bridge that
spans Devils Gate, the road runs under the great
vadut and rises until you have left the city hundreds
OF feet below, and then over the great high bridge
completing tho loop and crossing and recrossng
the canon until The big fl has given another circle
TO The track no which time Georgetown is after
passing Silver Plume Colorado City Manitou Chev-
enne Canon, Seven Falls and Ute Pass will also be
visited
Colorado Springs and Manitou the greatest Of
The worlds health and pleasure resorts are famous
not only for their climate bat also for the wealth Of
sccnelc wonders by which they arc envroned and
which usually draw thousands of tourists and pleasure
seekers from every quarter Of The globe.
The great Pixies Peak rests its snowy summit in
the midst OF strong rock formations, mighty canyons
and sparkling mineral springs. But in all this region
ct wonder and charm there IS no spot more pictures
cue beautiful and overlapping than Cheyenne Can
yon and its famous Seven Falls
Another trip that will leave a lasting impression
which also included in this route BE- visit to Crystal
Park il is one Of the grandcst trips in the Pixies
Peak region, over new railroad traversng a course
Of eight mice especially selected Tor its grandeur
winding lbs way through the mountains until reaching
Crystal Park az an altitude OF 1000 feet above sea
level Here awaits the visitor general setting of
natural wonders that must be seen before an attempt
al explanation could be made
you viii realize that you have a trip that has done
in adding 70 your store of knowledge than most
years that you have spent m pcriccting your cduca-
ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20

Denver will be- thc headquarters for part of this
trip and naturally you viii want some information on
Just what will be while there Most people who
never have been M Denver have formed thc idea
that the city OF Denver s located in the mountains
This is not true for ii is located about , miles cast
from the foothills of the Rocky Mountains az the
junction OF the Platte River and Cherry Greek O.
setting OF natural beauty one mile above the sea level
that has made II the world famous city that d s and
the panoramic views which be had from any Gle
walton IN the city impress that never before did
they realize what q small item they m the gen
eral make up OF the universe
A view can b chad OF the purple foothills and
snow-cappcd peaks Tor distance of 200 miles north
and south 20 the cast the reaches 10 the hon.
OF the great vast expansc ol The American plains
To the west the sight OF the foothills and the Rocky
Mountain range is incxpainab'r
You will take AN automobile Trip through Den
that will leave an impression 0u your mind never
to be forgotten for the sights to be- seen are keep.
ing with the national reputation of the city ou will
more than can be explained n THIS limited space
The following the most interesting places 900 Den.
yer and which will appeal TO YOU most torclhy. Pho
neer monument state capitol site o the new civic
center (the civic center approach 20 the state
capitol that is an exclusive Denver dcal. public lb
rary United States mint. Women Club building
Electric building Auditorium. Daniel and Fisher
Tower (,he third tacsl in the world the new marble
pos,ofhce. all OF the hotels financial and shopping
districts miles OF Dcnvct's most beautiful residence
districts the city park with its worlds famous roo
the mos, picturesque mountain and valley scenes m
the world
The balance of the trap viii take you 10 man,
of the most thrilling and interesting scenes of this
section OF the worlds most famous spot for natural
beauty. Most prominently included lu % vlII be hc
following; The Pixies Peak region that YOU have all
heard so much about and that leaves attempt, at
description hounderng for words la descriptive
sketch of this region by the Rev G l. Mogg OF Vii
kesbarre Pa he says: It IS something difficult TO tell
hta e
i rushing us forward IN race with the clouds, any
way we must abandon all attempts al description and
be content to SIMPLY look upon thousand indies
cribabes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20
Rules Governing the Excursion

This offer open to all ladies and girls but girls must be
II years of age
Every candidate must be regularly nominated the blank
this page or similar blank furnished by The News.
Candidates may nominate themselves or their friends may do
for them.
No enran can obtain certificates on renewal subscriptions.
Names Of entrants who have been nominated properly will be
published from day day showing the number Of certificates
such entrants have received.
No entrant will be permitted transfer her certificates to
other
Certificates issued according to the published ratio upon
new subscribers receiving The News
Entrants may start to work at and must send bring in
the subscriptions within the week they taken Certificates
will be issued TO entrants subscriptions received
No subscriptions received for less than three months.
The News will redeem in cash all certificates issued to those
entrants who fail 10 obtain the necessary number to send them
the Rocky Mountain trip By this plan there be dap
pOinmen- -every one must win something.
hundred % Rocky
with dollar paid by The Vows
subscriptions be obtained in the United States
Blank books and soliciting blanks will be mailed all who
for this
More complete and uu particulars o those who desire
The editor OF the Rocky Mountain will M make
IN additional rulings found through that from
time not covered m the foregoing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
OIL AND GAS

Reports from the National Ffro-
PROBING COmpany's well in he deep
sand territory AZ llayd"uvlllc. starr
town hip. Hooking county o. are con.
hicting An early report gave ~ as
through the sand and good for 2Hn %
more barrels a day. Another report
was 10 tho eject that % had been
drilled through the sand and had made
a show. The laEt report had it dri l-f!
through 20 feet az sand and showing
Tor - barrels a day The boiler has
been moved back. additional tan-agr
has boon set ~ az rho well and fha
Buckeye Pipe Line Company has ron.
nected the well to itF lines Those iu
charge ~ tho well refuse fo givo out
any Information a. 20 So pre-" ont stat
us. and oven u thov did r. would NOT
b." more than con lecture as 20 what
rho well vi'l hp good for Actual ir
formation as 90 rho -ir. ~ Won re-
the deep sand TERRITORY cannot Do OBJ
tain"d fll after Dr. has been shot, and
then tine rlIgo-uol" t.Ns tho rfor.
leaving no room GOT speculation q. On
i's siZe
lu tho Southwest extension uf .I.
Gore Held. iu Green township 300.
ing county rho Fisher OU rau.H..
has drilled g. trsf ON fHs WfiI.
Lemon farm &C. foef into .r. Clinton
sand and has developed vrr. -.rnuF
Eas pressure This wolf nI-.'. 4
wildcat located Dr. and or0 foHr.h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18

foods than ever before. and. second.
the purchasing medium. namely. gold.
is relatively far more abundant than
ever before. hence the quantity ~ FOOD
80 will pure base H. decidedly less The
great staples. the cereals. however.
are not a. expensive az the present
time as during the past
For "a DAY labor man can buy
more wheat than no could q or ~
years ago 70 O. the part OF scientific
nutrition. a- vel a. social economy
10 Increase the quantity ~ cereals ia
our foods and 20 diminish those M
irinuts which are 81 less necessity and
o. increasingly higher price
To mv mind. 30 seems the most i'm
u0-taut factor Of 'he day is 20 check
tho aggregation az men In the cities
and 20 encourage fhe distribution oi
the great Industries where men arc
"mu'oyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
DUCKS WEATHER
Rain Continues to Dsmpen the Ardor
Of Local Outdoor Enthusiasts.
No Relief Promised.

Weather conditions in and around
Wheeling have been far from pleas
ant during the past few days. Rain.
rain and some moro rain has been
the answer for two days and in ad.
dition 10 this the coolness Of the air
has added to the disagreeableness
Local persons feel that this is only
a gentle hint OF what will come later
and all feel that there will be BIZ
change in the very near future. with
the mercury running higher in the
thermometer and continuing until Ear
into October
The official high mark in the city
yesterday as registered bv the gov
eminent thermometer on the Island
vas 90 degrees at SIS o'clock last
night That was slightly higher than
the highest mark Of the day before
and IL somewhat encouraging. The
lowest mark reached yesterday was
81 degrees. this figure being reached
az an early hour in The morning.
The prospects for to-day are not
encouraging as rain - predicted. As
a result Of the bad weather. fairs and
other outside events IN this district
have been interferei with to a great
extent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
APPOINTMENT
OF Or. John W. Gilmore Of Philsdel-
phia as Physician at View Point
Sanitoriun1 Has Been Made.

Ur John ". Gilmore. OF Philadel-
Ih.a. has been secured bv the Anti
Tuberculosis lca~Ie tp serve as ply
stefan Zoo the dispcn-arv and saui-
tofum OF tho league The new man
has had considerable experience in
tuberculosis work. and will prove a
valuable acquisition 20 the local stan.
Secretary 4 J.. sinks is also com
plotting arrangements FOG the installa-
ton ol additional equipment To the
90. prusasy I1 order O., increase its ~.
REGENCY In tho fight against the dread
plague. There g. To be- n1 lctup IN
fh" wrr being w5csd by the associa.
lion AGAINST tuberculosis IN all ts
iprms. ard an even more vigorous
campaign may hr expected 10 be
started in the near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
DISCUSS HIGH
COST OF LIVING

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE six sec
lions Of the International Congress
and Exposition OF Refrigeration ar
anged their temporary organizationS
to-day preparatory 10 weeks Discus
sion OF the most modern means Of
preserving. conserving and transport
Ing foods. The frat day of the ron
gross was devoted chiefly n vel
come ~ The CITY officials and 20 the
examination ~ tho -xh.b''F which fii
the larg" amphthsa'ro o. OBJ" Union
Stock Yards The discussion and ar.
gumen's on fhc problems Of isi-.s
Grafton Will begin tomorrow
The cost of LIVING ard means o. 70.
ducing 81 were discussed by Dr liar.
vey " Wilrr. former chief OF the
chemirtrv division o. tr' l.par-u no.
~ agriculture
The increasing price ~ fpod .- not
due solely o. lt- scarcity hn said
There never Vas t'rrr whom NAN
vas 20 vel fef as a. tho pres M
time We N MOI tav. 90 look far
n SO the cause ~ tho increased cost
OF food
Eating Better Food.
"F1rsf. people are eating better
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18


miles south OF the Logan Natural Gas
q Fuel COmpany's test on the Eliza J
Price farm
Shallow Sand Territory.
One mile west OF the Ohio river in
Jackson township. Monroe county. the
American OF and Development com
pauy has drilled its No 3 on th -. u.
Dcist farm through tho Bic lniun sand
and has a Ii-ht rumpcr. Scar Warner
station. Salem township. Washington
county. James Wilson has drilled his
test ON tn" Adam Shutter form
through the goo foot sand and has "A
very light pumprr This location b.
about one. mile north Of production
one mile east Of Warner station Wag.
n"r d sykes have drilled second test
on tho Perkins heirs farm through
tho stray sand and have small
pumprr
Good Producer In Lawrence TOWN. ..
ON Bakers run. Lawrence township
Washington county. 4. y Prunty d
GO have drilled 90 second test on the
iHc.H b1utrr farm into tho 1873 lajLU
ni and jnn well I- fov luG at the
r.f" az @r barrels - GIy. Drilling has
boon s1 i.rieI Goo erect additional
fHta-o T.. Development o. oil u
ftr iNs iufu formation is new fed.
fI-r .ur .f.f section Oue.haIf milo
900 o. Co" good producer ON che
NH4Hn- farm .. D. Uvo A co are drill
.rs ts' cu fhs Charles SChuther
farm.
west virginia COMPETITIONS
..t. ... .. .t. 's.. t..4-.U.. rtI.. t.
l.... .-s.e. -H.f.f'.a .trI.t H..f.
.nf. f.. South ftrn GOD ..ufIr. ..I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18

puWper
BOO the imperial district. Allegheny
county, trr South Penn oil company
midland lINi-iuuI has drilled its No.
@ un SIZE Chess heirs farm. through all
sands and has a buster. In the same
distract the same company b. drilling
SO. . uu the samuel stewart farm ami
has tho rig conducted for q second test
pu rho b.. iie,t.' farm. Walker a. Hell
l.ttr the rug COON s.'tsi for test ou
f.' Walker .sI.- farm. Shade a Go
.at, % Tx sp t.r H test 'u the y. &.
Noll.uE farm su1 uiton * Jones have
o. T.- completed Tor e. te-t un the
Thomas H,aru farm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18

In White. Green and
decorated colOrs and
with brass rails.
Prices begin at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-05
IaSt Chance
&gsZ&%gSy2
To Get Cured At Reduced Rates Electro Radio Doc
tors Give Last Warning.

&gaEY9SS92

It has been ordered by the direc-
tors ~ the Electro-Radio company Of
America that this shall bc the last
chance for the people Of Tulsa to OBJ
tain the new system OF treatment at a
reduced rate. Beginning Tuesday the
regular rate win be charged and all
the timc OF the four physicians now
employed devoted to the expert care
and attention Of those now treating.
The following list Of cured patients
speaks louder than anything which
may be said here To disprovo the many
insults which have hoen SO uniustly
hcapod upon us by clilucof ignor-
nmuscs who have no knowledge Of the
higher scientific attainmonts our ad-
vice TO these knockers is to 20 to New
York CITY and take post graduate
course I'm electro therapy then there
may be something to what they say.
our standing is equal 10 that Of any
firm i'm Oklahoma. We have deeds
TO 100000 worth Of real estate in
vested in oklahoma alone. We desire
10 show our responsibility by telling
YOU whore this land is located. You
may come and see our deeds II you
will. II Ia located in different parts
Of the state. as we expect some day
when the stae is little older build
handsome buildings on each parcel
for our business enterprises. We
have four business lots In the heart of
Oklahoma City. 81 lots In suburbs;
forty acres near Grove, Okla. and
forty more In Tahlequah. We will
shortly close the deed for six acres in
Tulsa for our building. We could tel
YOU more about our twenty eight in.
stitutions in all parts Of the United
States but think above will satisfy an,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-05
NEW SkYSCRAPER MAY
Be DONE BY APRIL |
BUILDING READY
FOR OCCUPANCY IN NINETY
DAYS FROM NOW.

II present pans 90 not iIl'ScarIy
the new JahkoWsNy ou!Iulns a.
Fourth ana Nam streets VIII De reauy
Tor occupancy IN ABOUT ninety u"yS'
The concrete frame Tor me structure
has been constructed rapidly since the
excavation OF the basement was com
pleted a few weeks ago ana Il the
same rate OF speed Is continued on
this building it Will soon add the nlnth
building TO Iuisa i'S' oI lNe s'orS
once bullulhEs'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-05

known fr and wide as the sincere
friend Of the worl,ueman He has
personally attacked some of the hrg.
est mouorolies in the country taking
the part of the tolor at am times
Dr Harley Marriott Is the busy and
aggressive pastor of the Baptist
church since Mir Marriott took up
his rc- dcnce here about seven months
ago he has performed wonderful
things for his large church. The
Baptsts of the city are strong and
united DR. Marriott is a leader among
his church people and has the art Of
knowing how To bring things TO pass
successfully Drs. Hopkins and Mar
rou are old chms and understand
each others plans perfectly The
combination viii tend to add much
zest and enthusiasm to the revival
campaign that begins today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-05

intelligent person as to our reliability
in oklahoma. Our rent alone from
twelve residences on our land is a
larger revenue than our debts, even
though we did no business at all, we
could exist. We have only consented
to mention this because Of the un.
Just lies which have been circulated
from some unknown source. This
firm has never been connected with
any business or institution which isn't
running today and making permanent
cures. We don't owe n dollar to any
man. Our deeds are clear and our
income insured. That is why we guar
autec every case we accept as durable
and make good The following peo-
pie will vouch for what we did for
them:
Mrs Lilah Lindsay, 1908 s. Guth-
rie street. relieved Of gal stones and
rheumatism.
r. H. Haverson, jerks. okla. gall
stones and stomach trouble.
Mrs Agnes Weber. gall stones and
ovarian trouble.
Ella Stroud gall stones and blad-
der trouble.
f. L. Martin. is North Cincinnati,
a large tape worm, sixty feet long.
Brought to the office 211-12-14-15
Central Bank building. January 2. II
is still alive. We can show II to any
one who doubts.
Free examination hours, 9 10 IL. 2
TO 4. 7 to s, 211-12-14-15 Central
Bank Building,
DO nor put this on another minute.
Call today. We will surprise you
Half has not been told. Come and
see for yourself Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-05
7ULSAES HEAD OF THE
mexican DETECTIVES

Lora L. Han, former assistant chief
Of police and deputy sheriff of Tulsa,
who has been doing secret service
work on the Mexican border during
the past year, has been appointed to
position in charge of President Ma
dero's secret service bureau with
supervision over a large number Of
men.
His new duties viii take the former
Tulsa officer for a three months trip
through the interior of Mexico and
during his absence his family. will
visit with friends and relatives in
Tulsa. Mrs Hall and her two children
arrived in Tulsa yesterday.
Hy Thompson former chief of police
Of Tulsa, in charge of the United
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-05
PRETTY GIRL IN
THE CITY COURT
\ aO-NENR-OLD DNMSEI FACES \
SEHIOUS CHARGE ~ IllE
MUNICIPAL COURT
BROTHERS. LOVE USLUCAY
lie Loved Ills Sister ana They Aro
Roth Arrested. Daily Grind AT
The Melting Pot.

Police Jdrc e.. A Houston H l"'.
,n, ... p.,i,..,Ipl. urobI.m m thr cases
.,.., .,.,. tIs .,,lra.
"'
Mary tulh"'"ii. 'n''t'" " .
statutory oii'nsr. ana ''''' ""' '''' -
2O-year-old GIRL "hi'' ''''''.'
charge whose roster h"'"', '''.-
rs being ASSISTED '" 20" '''''' ''' '.''
uce hy the It''''I ''I"'
The Marln fI| WA" ''" '''''''.
read nor "rII'' ,. ''''' W"
with "a thrr'-N''I-"'' '"'"' ''' ."'
and her husband nave '.'" '''.''. W.
Tor s'N'I"l HI"n''S' ''''
sWorc /" COM Pl''"' H'''
Rulh'riords an "b'u WIN" '.'''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-05

his family in this city. His son, Fred
Thompson, former deputy United
States marshal of this city, is also in
the government service on the Mex
lean border.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-05

States secret service forces on the
Mexican border. with headquarters at
San Antonio, Texas, is back on the job
again after spending the holidays with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-05

PAID. WITHOUT ANY OBLIGATION ON
YOUR PART. JUST WRITE ME A LETTER,
Or SEND YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS ON
A POSTAL CARD. | WILL SEND THT
TREATMENT FREE OF COST TO YOU.
lC.HUTZELL. l2O W. Main St., ,Ft.Wsyue,44A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-05

his bond was forfeited, The arrest
lnp officers were Sam walker ana
Patton
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-05

Republicans The house has but
80 members under the latest ppor-
tloument, compared with 1O9 in pre-
cedlng assemblies and of those g. so
are Democrats.
A strenuous program of legislation
has been mapped out by Governor
Cruce in his message made public
shortly after general election I'm No
vombcr and chief among the subjects
on which he asked for definite action
were the following:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-05
Legislature IS
READY FOR WORK


over any other office Of tho house
with the possible exception OF Ser
geant az Arms. Tor which office there
are about score Of candidates 1t is
believed that whoever wins the speak
crship fight win seek TO placate his
opponents by allowing thcm TO name
many other house officers
Another Meeting Place.
No two regular consecutive sessions
have met In the s3mo place before and
the coming legislature is no excop.
tion to that rule. The first legislature
met in the Guthrie city hail and court
house. the second met IN the conven-
ton hall az Guthrie, the third held
It's meetings In ne Mercantile build.
ing, Main and Hudson, oklahoma
CITY, and the fourth is about to oc-
cupy the quarters owned by Demo-
cratic national committeeman Robert
Galbrcath. Of Tulsa,
Few Republicans.
There are In the senate Of the
fourth legislature sc Democrats and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-05
Nnothcr McclIng rlncc.

There are in the senate Of the
fourth legislature sc Democrats and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-12
TOOLATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

WANTED Bright girl for granite mann.
facturers' office: in application state experi-
ence, If any, and wages required. Apply by
letter to Granite Manufacturer, care Times
office. ooote
WANTED-At once. girl for general
housework: must be capable. Apply to Mrs
n J. M. Jones, 100 E. State street, Mont
peher, VI 22st6
WANTED-Live mana worker-to book
orders permanent position: pay all you can
earn. Write c. r. Burr CO., nurserymen,
Manchester, Conn. 32atzs
FOR SALE-Gentleman's good coon skin
driving coat; reasonable: can be seen at as
Washington street 2oet5