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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-30
MOTORCYCLE NOTES.

]
|SmH chicago lrororrycIe alub is
| IsrheduI.d for c,ptember and + This
wears nun will he In rort Wa,ne
| ind. and rclirn
A nrrlar If ridere rr,r, r,l.t,
Lima ohio. in their first annual ,,i,
mic at Indian Lake E9eobali gar,os
"A big dinner and , nur,ber ~ an. .
Ietic events made mn thr dg,,s mo-
II is announced that an excursion
ton, California. for the Motorcycle
Day celebration on Soptemh her :.
run Is being planned by the Winnipeg
Motorcycle club. \ route has been
selected which Will include every
endurance Of rider and machine
In addition 20 the parade Of the
various frstcrnal Organizations. the
Frdternal Day celebration at Battle
Creek. Mich. viii also be marked bv
Three Chicago young men. r. w
StUbbs, J. Williams and W. Whitney.
are using motorcycle to transport
them 10 South Dakota whore they eX-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-30

United States. English and
Missouri But when II comes 10 the
present scat Of war ! balk It's no
wonder they are at war. Such names
would make any nation go TO syar.
but how viii they tell when one Is
whipped? He couldn't tell him to
quit. Couldn't holler nough.' May
be IL will learn something
u. O. Edwards Is erecting a wire
loss station on the bandstand. and
win soon be able 20 furnish all Of as
the latest war news II they will send
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-30
Saw Lincoln Killed
Now 77Years of Age
LEVI CHUBBU OF SAN Il
SPRINGS II A CURIOUS
OLD CHARACTER.

Levi Chubhuck. one 81 the caretak-
ers at Sand Springs park. on last sun
day celebrated his 18th anniversary uf
birth The old gentleman lives in n
cottage on the grounds Of Sand
Springs Home. and Is perhaps one of
the most familiar characters Of the
park. kind at al times and interesting
to q marked extent
Years ago Chubbuck came TO Okla
homa from Washington, j.. G.. where
he was in the government service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-30

Tire second annual tri-stato motor
cycle championship for Indiana llli-
nois and Ohio will bee held at Indian
apols August 29 under the auspices
Of the Indiana Racing association. and
will decide the lOO-milc champion.
ship. This record is now held by
Leslie Allen Of Chicago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-30
\ Grievance Against the War Name,


Everett True" one of the Hazel
ton llerald's gifted correspondents.
writes:
just as We got used TO the Meicaxn
names and had learned 90 pronounce
some Of them, along comes our dailics
filled with those German. French,
Russian. Austrian and Seryian names
That Is enough to give one the lock
Jaw or ruin his larynx and epiglottis
forever Joe Flynn came into town
the other day his head turned on one
side Ike a hog going TO war, and the
doctor on careful examination found a
Gernan-French word stuck in his
cerebellum.
Tom Cook started in 20 read the
latest war news 10 Floyd, when Floyd
went 20 having spasms; but he Is bet
ter now.
Wen, can speak three distinct Ian
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-30

it in his language. Yes Stephenson
called ur the Herald office ana asked
.he latest and Wneu the editor startt.f
% tcli HIM the phone uurstcd Jertv
Mc3r1yer sass 1t was struck uy light
ming or sumethln-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-30

Doctor-iu your present state OF
health ! advise month In Berumda.
onions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-30
SAND SPRINGS MAN MEETS
RELATIVE FROM
P0TEAU.
both LIVE IN OKLAHOMA
Had Not Seen Zach Other for 81
Years Although but Twenty
Miles Apart

T.U.. ...a within -uu mIIos ~ o.
brother l.r lu N.ps Without huoNur
d. mU tu Ua.o no, seen each other
lu, g., y.u. Is ruc remarkable expert
once of pr s. S muIgcmm Of sand
Srr... aua his brother r. $ Bridge
MAN. u.Il.r of rui.au. okla. Thirty
seven .Dai ago they separated IN
York; Il and from that tim, until "a
few days ago uDIhDI had seen th'
,tncr. nor uuW short time before
did nlI know whore the other one
was. Tho tu, same name and the
same initials uf his brother excited the
suspIc.uu- uI Dr Euigomau and the
moctiu- eliminated
Forty Years ago these brothers IN
their Illinois home discussed plans TOR
tnriI graduation in medicine. Later
they W0gld open mp am office for the
practice Of medicine In partnership
They resolved that they would 20 TO
some thriving community IN the
southwest
Became "A Doctor.
The man who Is now uraoucinE
physician at Sand Springs carried out
his nl,al plan, having become "a do'..
tor and sot to practice in the town or
N,rk Ills brother however, gave mp
the IDEA Of becoming "a physician,
gave up his part Of the compact re-
considered, and again took up the
study Of medicine IN As brothers.
office.
TWO Years uf II was enough for him
saws the man who ls non mayor oi
Totcau lie became thoroughly dis
gustcd with the life of m" average
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-30

Don BraUno increased the stock In
his store and indulged in the oXtray-
agancc Of phouograph. His first
struggle with il was disappointing. II
would sing, hut he could not under
stand IT,
ut would work better" suggested
Parsons. when he looked at the rec
ord entitled kankce Boys in Blue N
you'd buy Spanish records II doesn't t
translate. you know
Even TIM this day the paraltas live
in Tuxpam and are pointed 10 boy the
poems as a shining example Of the
goodness ~ God.
After an the old drillcr was right
In his advice 20 the world when he
said. Keep your tubs out and IT may
rain dollars
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-30

IUr N'.is are made 20 formula.
mean. freedom from trouble il
Bach lat Dos given vast r,araci'y
ro uar against troubles and to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-30
Fall Series REQ THE FIFTH
Buy a Long Time Car

REQ tnr rlth leads al us m its
c'at- because It i- buiu to .la, u,v
to cutmr
ID D. odds spent ~ r~r study.
ing bow 20 better cans aud tu. is the
final uU'powr. Time and tHl aud
none, Na,, been mush,I ou ttis ear
Bach Uddcu part each detail
shovs Che aule-t engineering
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-30

a throc-day motorcycle endurance
run is being planned boy the Winnipeg
Motorcycle club \ route has been
selected which will include every
haractcr Of road to test the skill and
endurance " rider and machine.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-04-16
COUNTY REVENUE FUND.
Salaries of County Officers

W. @. Doane, county auditor. ......-. S 1900. 90
Otto Hepschel, county treasurer. 1900. 90
Walter Peltier, deputy county auditor 6S3 OF
j. G. Borden, deputy county auditor. Sc .93
Harry Shockley. sheriff -. ......... 900. 90
J. A Ross county attorney. ....... 16. "A
E. l.. Mcmillan. county attorney. ..... 1882. rs
VIM. V. Sanford, judge of probate -. 1075. 90
Guy Ewing, superintendent of schools ITO. 90
Rebt. II. King, clerk of court .... 900 S79. 16
Robert Clark, court house janitor. 511 81
William Marsh, court horse janitor.. IS. 80
p. NJ. Woodward. court reporter SO. 48
}. P VandersluiS, court reporter. go. 96. 4S
Edward Hagen, court reporter. ...... Sc 80
DR.. A. G.. Phelps county physician,
1912. ........ =. 1870. $50. 90
To.al " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S92S2. 90
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Tax RefQndments.
Making Chattel Mortgage Returns
to Register of Deeds.

to Register of Deeds.
27O9 R. N. Atkinson. Milo. ...:..:... ~ ~
271O L. w. Normandin, Greenbush S.W
1851 Oscar c. Anderson, East Slde... loW
1852 C. W. Wills. Hayland -. ....' 4 IL
SoSI 4 e Franzen Bogus Brook go. $50
S9S5 a q Merhach Nilaca Twp..... 400
1856 Dan C. Elgren, Isle Harbor.. l2.4O
1857 oscar Osborne, Borgholm: 4.20
2S5S George H. Halves, South Harbor 1000
$3.50 r A. Raldowsky. Milaca Vil... $50
1884 r. E. Dinwiddie, Kath1o ....... II. 90
$685. .. 30. Price, Onamia Twp........ 700
3231 Albert KuhfieId, Princeton Twp. 80
$3.50 A. G Osterberg, registers fees. 1000
Total. Observation-Disclosures. S93. 80
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-04-16

1911 e. e. NOLAN. returning general
election ballots, Milaca .....
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Miscellaneous.

IT'S J. G. Borden, clerk in treasurer's
office. ..... 49,.
1888 A. G. Osterberg, recording coun-
y ty bonds. !. -.
1889 J.. c. Borden, work on 1912 tax
1900 Harry Shockley. posting rchool
district notices ........
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State Institutions.

State Institutions.
1910 Harry Shockley, sheriff's ex-
penses, case of Agnes kuzela
2140 T. L. Armitage, examiners fees,
case of GuStaf Abrahamson
2142 Harry Shockley. sheriff's ex-
penses case of Gustaf Abra-
hanson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
2l47 H. G. Cooney, examiners fees,
case of Gustaf Abrahamson
231S Harry Shockley. sheriff's ex-
penscs, case OF Ernest Jonn-
son.
2319 G.. R. Galley, examiners fees.
case of Ernest Johnson.
1924 II. G. Cooney, examiners fees,
case of Ernest Johnson. .....
1886 Harry Shoclzley, sheriff's ex-
penses. case of Otto Gelse...
1887 Mrs j. @. Herdliska, interpre-
terss fees, case OF Agnes Ku-
Zela
PAIL A. @. Rogers. supt. annual pay
ment for inmates. .......
24223 Harry Shockley, sheriff's ex-
penses, case of Martha Nc
Nell. ..,............ 80.
242S Fl. G. Cooney, examiners fees,
case of Martha Mcneil. .....
2434 G. R. Galley, examiners fees,
case Of Martha Mcneil. :. =.
1856 f. J. Darragh. examiners fees,
case OF Nina u. LluQSLrOm..
1886 Harry Shockley, sheriff's ex-
penses, case OF Nina G. Lind
StrOm
253T G.. r. Galley, examiners fees,
case of Nina G. LindStrom..
27S2 T. L. Armltage. examiners fees
case of Alvina Schmidt. .....
2774 Harry Shoc!Sley, sheriff's ex-
penses, case of NJ. L. Cor
many: ''..''
2775 Harry Shockley, sheriff's ex-
penses, case of Alvina
Schmidt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
2777 G. r. Galley examiners fees,
! case OF N. L. Germany ......
2779 H. Cooney. examiners fees,
case of M. L. Germany. ......
2779 H. G. Cooney, examiners fees.
| case OF Alvina Schmidt %.
1914 T. L. Armitage, examiners fees.
! case of Earl Geo.. .,........
2915 G.. r. Galley. examiners fees.
| case of Earl Gee. ...... 49,.
1916 Harry Shockley, sheriff's fees,
case of Earl Gee :. %. go.
306S Harry Shockley, sheriff's ex-
penses, case of Raymond
ao72 G.. r. Galley, examiners IS fees.
case of Raymond Davis .....
1920 II. c. Cooney. examiners fees
case of Raymond Davis.....
| Total. .................... 49,. -.
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Financial Statement.
of a.eI ... ~. -.
Mile Laos County, Minnesota,
FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR
Beginning January 1, 1913, and End
ing December 81, 1913.
FISCAL YEAR

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR
Princeton, Mimi. January =, 1914
To the Honorable Board of County Commls-
sioners of Mile Laos County, Mlnnesota
GENTLEMEN:
hereby submit to you a statement OF the
financial condition OF Mile Laos county, at the
close of business for the past fiscal year, also
= renort Showing in detail the transactions Of
this office for the fiscal year ending December
81. 1918 Respectfully submitted
w. G. DOANE,
(SeaD County Auditor.
TRIAL BALANCE, AUDITORS LEDGER.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-04-16

Justice Court.
1909 A. z. Norton. justice and wit
ness fees. state VS.. Leo Jopp
2611 G. A. Dickey, justice fees, state
VS., A. Dustenhoff, and sttor-
ney's fees in case of county
of Mile Laos VS.. Chr. Carl
Eberhardu ct al 800. ........
32242 G. A. Dickey, justice fees in case
of state VS.. ChaS. Ryther and
state VS.. S. P. Skahen. ....
3246 Oren Love. constable fees, state
VS.. Victor Pyles ct. al. $50.
3247- John Bennett, Constable fees,
state VS.. Victor Pyles ct. al.
324s Flossie Petrin, witness fees,
state VS.. Victor Pyles ct. al.
3249 Albin Petrin, witness fees, state
VS.. Victor Pyles ct. al.......
$3.50 Olof Wasenius, justice, state VS..
Victor Pyles let. al. ......
1851 A. B. Sibley, meals for prison
ers. state VS.. Victor Pyles
ct. al. ......,...
Total. ;. ......... $3.50.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-04-16
COUNTY POOR FUND.

Outside of County Poor Farm
1852 NJ. A. Owen, goods for E. B.
Mayo for mo-. :. ..........
1853 M. A. Owen, goods for E. B.
Mayo for no.. ...........
1854 VIM. Lipp & Co., goods for Thos.
.1 DeJarlais for mo....... -.
1855 VIM. Iipp & Co.. goods for Mrs.
Paul Johnson for 2 mo. 80.
1855 VIM. Lipp g. Co., goods for Mary
Sewers on ....... ..-:....
1857 Q. II. Nelson. goods and clothing
T.. for Aug. Olson and Thos. De-
Jarla1s. 49,: =. e.,
1858 Louis Lunn. 8 eds. OF wood for
Mary Severson........ $780,.
1859 G. A. Jack, medicines and sup
plies for county poor. 1855.
1860 Bertha Presleg@ prescriptions
for John Snlgsn. 100.
POSI- A. E. Allen &F Co.. goods Tor
Mrs. Cahill.. .......
2O52 E. Nelson, goods for Mrs. Wheel
er Veal. ....s....
2O53 Mrs. Ray Davis, attendance on
Jennie Roman ...:....:..
2151 VIM. Lipp & Co., supplies Tor
Mrs. Paul Johnson. !.
2152 VIM. Lipp g. Co., supplies Tor
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-04-16
TRIAL BALANCE, AUDITORS LEDGER,
December 3Ist, 1913.
SUMMARY OF DISBURSEMENTS

Salaries of county officers ...... : 92S2. O9
Salaries and mileage of county COM
missioners ........ . 1914. "A
Interest on county warrants. ........ 941.66
Postage, express, freight, drayage,
Blank Books. blanks office stationery " '~1
and supplies OF all kinds ........ 1915. so |
Board of audit and equalizatinn. lilo
Surveys and resurveys. ............... 265. GA !
Birth and death returns. %. ........ 81 Is
Wolf bounty . Observation-Disclosures. 1917 GO |
District court, April 1918, term. .... 1850 80 |
District court October. 1918, term. 1909 Oh |
Miscellaneous district court expenses As. IL |
Justice court. ................ .... 80 SO |
Elections Observation-Disclosures. % 5S |
County coroner. .............. .... $500 |
Court house and grounds. ..... ....... 684 o. |
Printing and publication ............. 1903 IS |
Fire insurance. Observation-Disclosures. IS 30
Telephones and tOllS.... 50. rs
State institutions. ....... geese. -. 596. 45
Tax refundments OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40 II
Making chattel mortgage returns. go. 90 60
Miscellaneous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850. 36
Private redemption .............. 1858 .SS
County poor, outside Of county poor
farm ............... 49,. 1106.7l
County poor. az poor farm. ..... ...... 3706 GA
County road and bridge ....... ...... 9547. II
County bitches. Observation-Disclosures. 81
District schools. ........ ....... $685.. 70
Towns and villages ..... ...... .. -. 1906 Oh
State land and interest ............ 1858 SO
State revenue and school -. ......... 1852 70
State loans. 1890. .:...... .....:.... 1915 05
lagos $1,000. ................. se13. IS
Mortgage registration tax ........... 50. Sc
Inheritance tax .......... :37 OF
Farm school. ................ 2074. IS
Total ............. ..... ..... S20536O. IS
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-04-16
Birth and Death Returns,

2OS2 A. j. Franzen, Bogus Brook. S $50
2OS3 George Hubert. Borgholm. 6.75
2O84 Oscar Anderson. East Side..... $50
2OS5 F. r. P. Neumann, FOreStOn.. so
2OS6 S. C. Sheets, Foreston. ........ 1901
POST John II. Grow. Greenbush. 4.25
2OSS Alfred F. Johnson, Hayland. .. 1.50
2OS9 c. M. Halgren, Isle Harbor.. 2.25
2O99 T. R. McCormlc, Isle Hurbor.... 2.75
2O91 E. E. Dinwiddie Kathio. ...... $50
2O92 W. P. Northway. Milaca village. 2.25
2O93 w. A. Erickson Milaca village. 725
2O94 J. A. OVERLY, Milaca. rs
2O95 O. E. Larson, Milaca .......... 800
1906 r. n. Atkinson, Milo. ......... $50
2O97 G.. c. Persons, Onamia village. 800
2O9S Grover Umbehocker, Princeton
village ........,... 145O
2099 Albert Kuhfeld Princeton. S25
2lOO Eugene Gravel, Onamia village. 25
21O1 Henry Goulet. Onamia village. 1.25
21O2 August G. Olson, Onamia go. 100
2lO3 David Larson, Onamia .. $50
2104 August Anderson Page......... 2.25
2l05 E. w. Hatch, Princeton village. 1.25
2106 Chas L. Freer, South Harbor . 2.25
Total SS4. Is
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Board of Audit and Board of Equalization.

1897 w G. Doane, 3 days on board of
,.o os ;:a9dit: $500: :: ::::;: s 900
1888 F. G. Cater, 3 daye on board Of
audit. =. ................-.. 9.oC
1899 Robt. H. King, 8 days on board
Of audit. 49,. ............... 9.O(
23T Robt. H. King, 2 days on board
OF audit. :..... 6.o(
237S w. c. Doane. 2 days on board of o..
audit .......... 800. 90. 60,
2S30 f. c. Cater, 2 days on boord Of .
equalization and mileage -. 6.2(
1881 Ole II. Uglem, 2 days on board
WE" of equalization and mileage 7.4(
1882 Carl Eckdall, days on board of
equalization and MILEAGE. 100(
1888 j. r. Warren, 2 days of board of
equalization and.mileage. 16.0(
1884 Carl Sholin, 2 days on board of
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-04-16

Court House and Grounds
1888 Village of Princeton, electric
light for months. ......
1854 Mrs. A. Umbehocker, ice for 10
months. ...... ...... w
1885 Midland Chemical Co.. gal. of
anti-germine .............
17S6 Princeton Lbr. Co., coal as per
contract -. :. ... 80.
1893 Princeton Lbr. Co., coal. .......
2127 Gus Kuhrke, wood. .......
S52S NJ: Kallher, boiler inspection %.
1908 Village of Princeton, street
sprinkling ). >. ..... 49,.
2705 Galley Hdw. Co , supplies ......
2o42 Robert Clark, cash paid for cut
ting north end of grounds.
2S43 Village of Princeton, electric
light for 7 months. $500.
2S44 Village Of Princeton. street
sprinkling -.
2S79 J. e. Bates. repair work ...:.
1880 Village of Princeton, street
sprinkling ............
1881 Princeton Lbr. Co., coal as per
contract. >.
1926 Village of Princeton. street
sprinkling go. ............
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-12
Spinning TESTS Of
The UPLAND Cotton
STRAINS OF COTTON BEING
PRODUCED ARE OF FIRST
CLASS VARIETY.
BALL WEEVIL DAMAGING
The Fight on the Boil Weevil
Now Is Having Telling
Effect.
DAMAGING

WASHINGTON ID 4 .JulN H.
III.
mat N'i"'iS 81 '"'''H are p.lhs pro-
uuccd today 10y the best breeders in
the Carolinas which are fully canal to
u,o .,. D.i,a..s h. -
"'' ''''e' 'o'''' VI '"' 9''"e ''Hsu"'
IN almost every respect has been
demonstrated to the satisfaction OF
,vn.rts I'm tho II : ana Of
'''' ~
aBrlculJure'
Since the raVagcs OF the boil weevil
had nr,ctiaoIv NM nm ,rd to ~ NM
'u''"H u '"Ht S''PIe '"l'oHs III inc
region which had formerly been the
~principal source Of their SUNNY. tn,
,nin,a,a h....h. 49, a.
ep,lli,iS u'9,'ueu nv ueP".1"Iolt -
Co., "'o fror t"tre Sr%rS as' ="
stonfo nd,,st, ,, -, 10 N m".i,,,5'n -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-12
No BLOOD WAS SHED
N ulster Yesterday
LIBERAL PAPERS DECLARE THAT
CARSON'N MEN ARE ONLY
~BLIIIING.

LONDON .Jlh. 11-Prcdictions by
the uninuist rr,ss that today would
SOC sl3rfIirr dcyplopments in the
Ulster Situation were not fulfilled.
Sir Edward carson. Ulster u|niouist
leader. arrived no Belfast and was re
corded , reception Of "a military char
acter. after which the provisional
government l,Id it's first formal
meeting and PASSED "a series Of rcsolu-
tions. authorizing the executive TO
take stems 10 enforce listers opposl-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-12

2 Cars Of 4 5. STRICTLY old
Wheat Flour. buy u snCk ~ II aud
use out of II, aud II Il Is ~ NJ good
ar better than any our sold In Tulsa
bring II back ana We refund your
V1At.AN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-12

ing down from the mountains "
speculation across many a lite, mat
the tcmpcsts u outward trial ana
trouble. Of inward grief ana pain, ~
%unrcall2cd ideals, disappointed hopes
ana uuiorgiNeu sins, are oNerWhclun-
ing many "a fellow pilgrim on llfrN
journey that the whitening draush
~ a great grief has dried up tho
springs Of iu, In nan a lifc, leaving
the muuruor to wander on I'm lunell o.
ness Through dry and solitary places
that, 10 all. the time will come When
We feel the utter WEAKNESS and fataI
%monotony Of ploidinE ON day after
day over the same burning sands of
drudgrry and hardship We do not
journey far before We realize the need
" human help and sympathy For,
restful as rs the shelter Of the rucl,
behind which the traveller hides from
the deserts driving and cutting sand,
comforting Ms is the tent or cave IN
which he Is protected from the tom
posts of rain, lite-glying as the rivera
~ water are 10 him who Is choking IN
the desert, and refreshing ~ is the
shadow " the great rock tu the sun
burned pilgrim, Just so refreshing
lito. giving and rcstfll Is the sympathy
" % true friuuu I'M mes hard places
Mans greatest comforter II another
mu Who has perhaps suffered STINT
larll and survived Pain. distress and.
agony are more easily borne n We
have % rumrtdr I.Du IN, aEuni4iuE
Christ longcd for human sympathy,
ana begged of his sleepy disciples TO
watch with Him. II only for M hour,
in the garden
one Of the Theological professors
O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-12

Miners Union hall was wrecked and
the records destroyed, and Of June
%, when the building was dynamited.
Is the charge made in a claim for
S13s.291 filed with the city clerk to-
day by officers % Butte Local No. ], Of
the Western Federation Of Miners.
This step was said to DO preliminary
~ filing suit against the ClJ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-12
STEAMER Is AGROUND
No Particuar OF Her Condition
Received.

ST. JOHNS. N. f.. July 1.-THE
steamer 1nvermore Of the Reid-New
Foundland railway company Is ashore
near Brig harbor on the Labador
coast. She carries % ssengers, mail
and freight from this city. No par
ticulars Of her condition have been
received.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-12

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BUTTE, Mont, July 11-That the
city Of Butte made no effort 90 sup
press the riots Uf June %. when