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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-07-24

The sumner girl better be freckied
than painted
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-07-24

Miss Laura StalIo. whose marriage
to Prince Francesca RospisIioso Pal
lavincinl OF one Of the Oldest families
In Italy has been set for June 80. Is
a daughter Of Edmund X. Stallo Of
New York and granddaughter Of the
late Alexander Mcdonald. Cincinnati
millionaire.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-07-24

There seems 10 be a great deal OF
jealousy In aviation circles. perhaps
because most aviators have such high
flown notions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-07-24

AS the perfect house" is TO contain
no closets. some families will have TO
keep the skeleton in the cellar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-07-24
FIRE RAzES SALEM
FLAMES SWEEP OVER SALEM.
MASS. BRINGING DEATH AND
WIDESPREAD DESTRUCTION.
LOSS PUT AT s2o.ooo,ooo

Thousands Homeless and Are Being
Fed In an lmprovised Camp in
streets-Three Known Dead and
TWO Hundred Reported Missing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-07-24

What has become OF the old-ume
cranks who used TO set the date for
the end OF the world?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-07-24

II is easy 10 predict the end Of the
young man who spends too much time
dancing the hesitation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-07-24

Some peoples idea OF having a
good time is 10 make other people
miserable
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-07-24

Rising at daybreak IS comparatively
easy where the neighbors keep chick
ems
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-07-24

London has a school for servants.
but the ideal servant is born. not
made
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-07-24
ROYAL PAIR SLAIN
ARchDUkE AND DUCHESS OF
AUSTRIA FATALLY SHOT Az
TER BOMB ExPLooEs.
SIX PERSONS ARE WOUNDED
Franz Ferdinand and Wife Are Fired
Upon by Student and Die Few Min
utes ACCOMPLISHMENTS Captured
and Put in Prison.

Vienna. June 29.-Archduke Franz
Ferdinand and his morganatic wife,
the former Countess Sophie Chotek.
were assassinated in Sarajevo. Bosnia.
A journeyman printer named Cab
rinovic hurled bomb az their car
riage. injuring six persons. Then a
young Servian student fired several
shots from a pistol at the archduke
and duchess. each bullet striking a
vital spot
The archduke and duchess died a
few minutes after being carried into
the palace.
Both assassins were captured and
lodged in jail.
News OF the assassination OF Arch
duke Francis Ferdinand and Duchess
Sophie created a tremendous sensa-
ton throughout the city.
The aged emperor. whose health has
been rather feeble OF late. was pros
trated by the news OF the tragedy.
shall never be freed from pain
and anguish In this world" he ex-
claimed
This latest addition to the long
series OF misfortunes which have
marked his reign will. IL is feared
have a grave effect on the health OF
the aged emperor.
The archduko and his wife were as
sassinated at 1913 o'clock in the
morning while driving from the rail
road station TO the city hall. where
they were 20 attend a celebration.
Printer Hurls Bomb.
The royal pair had just started
away from the station wher a jour
neyman printer named Cabrinovic
hurled a bomb at the carriage. injur-
ing six persons. all members OF the
royal party. young Servian student
standing alongside OF Cabrinovic
raised a revolver almost at the same
instant and fred several shots at the
archduke and archduchess. each OF
the bullets striking a vital spot The
archduke was shot in the head and
the archduchess In the abdomen.
They were carried into a palace.
where they died within a few min
utes.
Those OF the throng nearest 20 the
two assassins stood paralyzed for
a moment after the explosion and
shots. and then. before the smoke
cleared away. flung Themselves upon
Cabrinovic and his accomplice. who
we're trying TO make their escape IN
der cover of the confusion.
The two were thrown down and
men and women were fighting 10 get
az them when the police and military
escort charged. dispensing the crowd
Among those wounded by the bomb
explosion were Count Booswaldeck
and Colonel Merizzi
Time Well Chosen.
The time and place for the deed
were well chosen. The city was en-
fete In honor OF the coming OF the
archduke and duchess. A huge throng
had gathered near the railroad station.
where a small military detachment
was on hand TO keep the way clear for
the passage Of the royal carriage.
All the notables OF the city and
state were waiting inside the station
for the arrival OF the royal couple
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-07-24

Some men forget favors. and few
are willing 20 forgive them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-07-24

There Is such 4 thing as too much
concentration OF summer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18

viii exchange visits with the presidon,
of--the Republic OF Panama. after
which he Will 20 aboard tho New York
and proceed TO san Francisco at the
head OF the acet.
The presidcnt will stop at Han
Diego for three days. and will arrive
la san Francisco March -. After
four days at the Panama-Paeific cxpo-
sItion. he will proceed to Washington
By private car. while the secretary OF
the navy will go to Puget Sound TO In
Speet the navy yard At that place.
The only. persons accompany ing
the presldsn, on tho New York will
be tho secretary Of the navy and the
presidents naval aid"
Lieutenant Commander Jones' did
not announce the names Of the for
eisn or tho United States warships
which will participate In the formal.
tiles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18

Tn. ''rord.Dc,roit Weekly" the
famous reylcw Of eurrcn, Detroit,
events don. In motion picture aims.
Ia now being run weekly 10 every state
and territory In tho united States ror
the taking. developing. mounting and
exhibition OF tho motion pictures. tho
Ford Motor company now has In its
mammoth plant an equipment second
to nonc--evsn tho professional plants
r. In the country.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18
kl.AMArH eALlA. OREGON
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ~. 1919
HELP A STARVING NATION

THE CRY OF Belgium for food will
i appeal to every human heart In
America. Four months ago II was In
habited by 100000 peaccable. happy
people. Its air was niled with the
songs OF happy husbandmcn. the hum
OF factories. the ringing OF Joy bells.
and the land was dotted BY fair cities
adorned by wonderful. beautiful
structures and the works Of ar; which
its galleries contained we're . worlds
delight. And its continued safety and
peace were assured by the solemn COW
enants OF all the strong nations sur
rounding It.
Now its harvests have been destroy
ed. its soil ehurned into q dessert by
the tread Of vast armies. the hoof-
beats Of horses and the grind Of ar
tillery wheels. It's cities have been
made blackened ruins BY the instru-
ments OF determination which war
employs: Il has been swept BY Ore and
sword. and from afYluence and COM
fort lis brave people are starving.
Their king from q defensive battle
Geld ID crying to US to save his people
from starvation. We are sure the
response viii Be both prompt and gen.
erous. generous a. . sympathising
great people can make Il. Think OF
II. brave men. beautiful women and
little children BY millions on the
verge Of starvation and only six days
distant from our shores!
We are certain what the response
from the people viii be. and II In the
absence Of congress the president as
sumes the responsibility and orders
such help a. the occasion requires,
congress will. on reeouvsning. ratify
his act and the people win applaud.
The Rockefeller gifts are splendid.
but they are not enough. the need Is
'over-mastering. the appeal Is to the
whole American people.
The appeal has spread all over the
United States. and Klamath Falls and
klamath county are asked To do their
share. Dried fruits. bacon. beans. etc.
are sorely needed. and any contribu-
tions OF this kind made BY Klamath
county citizens will be gladly taken
care OF here by the Klamath Chamber
OF Commerce. and forwarded to the
nearest collection depot for shipmsn,
as soon ~ possible.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18

WASHINGTON. Nov, Is When IL
,o,ara tn real neutrality. Mlaa Mabel
naa r,r,an. active chieI OF the Amer
lean Red croas, ha. II With a sine-siu
tha, ao one could doubt ahs doSant I
wan, any natioa of Earops to win.
she .ants the bic Uat IA b. draw
And this Ia how shp explained hrf
position Her work naturally allows
Of no faYeritisu,. OF no Partially, u
demands tho dts,ribatioa ot mercy
OF supplies: OF medical nttratiaa. aud
of kind words to Russian, German,
Preach aud English alike, Humanity
knows no nationality, a. she explain
cd IL to nae, Nos. u QUO side sins,
u viii mean THAI there will h- large
iniemniticz for the other aide Ia pab
Tn. bitterness .ne~nder~a by th,s,
the Creates, war the world has ever
known. will remain fhe eoaau.s1a
viii -siii bear malice. Ito viii feel
the s,inE OF defeat. the burden OF
war. the blasting effects of his yaank
men and his industries for y.ars Ia
come nu, on tho other hand. Mlss
tioardman argued. " the bis ~ar lie a
draw. there viii BE- lees Of tho iinseF-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18
Wilson to Go THROUGH
Canal on the Oregon

PHILADELPHIA Nov. lS.--Presi-
dent Wilson's itinerary and plans for
the formal opening Of the Panama
canal and the Panama-Pac!hc exposi-
tion were given In detail recently by
Lieutenant Commander Needhsm L.
Jones. naval aid to the president. who
is In this city, Twen,y-seven foreign
batfleships and seventeen United
States vessels viii participate. In
outlining the plans Lieutenant, Jones'
said:
The foreign ships will arrive Mt
Hampton Roads between February 10
and Is. and will there Join the United
States feet. The foreign officers will
be brought TO Washington BY the
United States officers. and on Febru-
AIRY 90 will be taken to the White
House TO meet the president. They
will be present when he will press the
button that opens the exposition.
"On February 22 the president will
go to Hampton Roads TO review the
ships as they sail for the Eastern
terminal. On March 5 the president
will return TO Hampton Roads to Join
the United States steamship New
York and sail for Colon. The New
York will be conveyed by her sister
ship. the Texas
The two vessels will arrive Mt
Colon March 10. and the president
will shift to the Oregon to 80 through
the canal. On the Oregon will be the
president. the secretary OF the navy.
Admiral Clark. who commanded the
Oregon on her trip around the Horn.
and Admiral Dewey.
Upon the arrival Of the Oregon at
Balboa. the formal celebration OF the
opening Of the canal will be held with
illuminations at night. The president
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18
Election Woes

The precipitation OF peasimism In
this neck OF the woods has increased
90 per cent the last week. and the
dosnheartedness Is apparent- 4 num-
Der Of citizens arc running around
with faces long enough TO eat oats
with. and bowling calamity every
jump. because tho state went dry In
stead OF wet. They predict everiast-
Ing bow-wows for the community and
In their Imagination tho WOO that is
Belgium's is nothing 70 compare with
our sorrow at home. Tho calamity
bowling nets nothing. Every human
institution has 30 much corn to hoe.
and tits better to whistle than TO
whine about it.---Medford Sun.
T0day's news today IN The HoSsI0
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18
An OLD RECIPE
TO OARkfN HAIR
sAGg rsA AND srt.tMcN rCWNs
GRAY. tAptsO HA1H nAWk
AND 0tAlaav

Almoss ssesyoas ksovs shss aaOs
Tea and sulphur. properly eo0pSos1-
ed. brisgs baex tss aassssi color 80
ias,ss TO The hair whea fsss1. slssst.
ed or gray. also ends dAstsu9. ltaA.
lnx scalp and stops fAiiias hair. yeAsS
ago the ouiy way 10 sss this oistsss
~as To make u 81 home. wtieh 70
massy and tfoubtesoms.
Nowadays ne simply ash q Asy
drug store Tor 'wysth's sAss Asl
sulphur tiais Remedy" Yos VII -
"a large bottle Tor about 30 essss. ~.
or body uses this old. fanoss ssetps.
because no one eas possibly Tell that
yoa dasksosd pour hsis. - a aess R
% naturally and sveaiy. Yos 1aaSsa
a sponge or soft brush visA n. as1
draw this through yoss hais. tahiss
oas small sssssd ., . sias: By oesS.
Ing the sray hair disappsAss. asl
a!tos another sppiicasios OF tvo yoss
and appears glossy. iustsoas ss1
abundsaI
tPaid sdssstisissJ
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18
American Red Cross Knows
No Nationality in Its Work
Aside From Wishing the War Could Be Declared Draw
"Ansels of Mercy" Are Concerned Wholly With
Relieving Wounded Of All Armies
~ MVutuN \. srANtsesN
, wtits~a Tor the rnitsd t'rcssi

tas ania,asity All aa,ions ~iti have
had their bitter iessaa. all ~ii, have
had their tcscasv thai !. shat
they d-airs. al, ~iii be on equal feot'
iax Their big armamrats viii he
shattered, aud yrrhaps thls vili ba
The basis tot World peace ~i,hoas
armamSa,s
Aad Miss haArdnaa. perhaps more
clearly than aayoao Sslh whoaa ! have
discussed the preeism. has the vips.
roln. of si, nAtioss She haows hos
g.smany fci. aboat Russia. how
france aud bsigiam felt Aboat ss-ss
many. ho~ Gasiaaa and nussia tv'
ssr,i-d tn. saanist Win all she has
sympathy, she places ao blame, shS
arass na eotaparisoas yet In her POSI-
,.on Of mihtssssins angel To al. nA'
lions. shr s1cms to have absorbed
,Asir spirit. their sivspaint. and she
seems to kao. lust how II mash feel
To b. a citlsrn ot any ene Ut The var
wiax nstioas msnas tho bitterness of
their proisdle-.
To .ipr au, the spIrit Of iRsernas
tioaai prejudice Ia oae sf the aims OF
Miss f,oaraman's Rna Gross sofh.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18

itsf nufsss and io,tosa anho.,
tns s.as7s, ate ,t1Ine Ia iu.,ll /, a..
patients the spItI, u Eamasu, -.
,f,inE \" sabias the eic,aeh, q, A,.
tai1ty that To a srSaief W los. ,,,..,
sfats ont la sny aFmt ia "a, us,
Tier spirit IL that the Rcd gr... 49,
lSavr a pleasant tastr Va tie s,s.,,.
of all sailoas Tho mas, ,p,sr ).
shSir homes 9Th tho Wafd. sw.,..
ssil used In the foreign lssa ths H.,
crass aussas af that ss,loa ss,. 40,
fssrnas shoh NC Hosded irlsta,- n.
tia, spirit. any pa,loA mua h.,.
bs.s~s s-eilhs to.aFa ns aeis.as,
~ses ih. var Ia at At eaa
That Ia tho slsas,ls ,as. To ..s.
shla ~asaaa has ssl hsG bsan .ss n.
hand. In saaiiioa ,o The big labor a,
,syins To se~p p-sars ~ssA tbs WON
of Gisihs medical aid food ass say.
piles TO the .aaadod and drstuu,s a,
garopo's hattionsiis
And In shis spifi.. shc IA. the s.r
bread sision Of actual aeansis,
asai.es ,o-ssd na aa,lpa. atsiaaiss
so~asa aone hagshg hat AID f,isas
ship. tho hsiplas hasa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18
Makes Rapid neadway


kldaey disease nlus asyassvs y,
rapidly shs, tnaa, pS'sns ts sfnlf
In lie srasp before assSr ai lie ssN,
sc.s Prompt a,,eailaH ssgsla b si,,
re the siish,rs, pmr,om o, sisss,
aisaraes u there Ia dali sais IA
the back. heAdashes. aisJ spsis pf
Tired vorn-out te-llas. o' u The m
nsY s.sfssina. Asr offensive. lss-s=l..
and attended si;h pale pfogar
good tiansS remedy =, assv
Thousands rsxontaoEd Iioaa1s Nh
n.y i'iiis hraa tho s,stsasss aslas
rrask rarnasir, & Va. Jaeksns'
Wills. Ore, says 4 have asei tlosas
kidaey pills personally aad ,hsy have
bs-a usea BY another G; my ssnlb
I can say thSy are hss fsmesi
pcaa's kidney rlIis did mo great
deal OF good ~h.n ! ~as ssHsf'ss
fsum kidney s-akars. Thrr arss'rs
public endorsement 90
Price soc. q, Alt dealers tSsst
simpiy ASK for klaaoy remedy 4"
lsaaa's kidscy Pills tho sane sks'
Mr.. Tufnxaic had foairs'Ai'ean
Co. Props. buffalo. y.
trsid AdvsrtisemsaD
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18

Flowers are moro fragrant when
the sun Ia no, shining on thSm. ae'
cordinx 10 French scientist. because
the oils that produce III. perfume are
forced out by tho water pressure In
tho plant cells and this Ia diminished
by sunlight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18

United Kingdom has a0.7o0 schools
against $1,000 In France. $1,000 In
Italy and i7i.boo In tho United
States.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18
Hotel Hall

Paul Brgasoi. Oakland. y ~.
South hmaya. J. y. sismcas. 4. carison
and wife. A .taas:y. }. q. Peterson
and wife. city. W. &. Dalton aud wife.
MaiIn. I. c. Walker. J. W, Roberts. A,
A. Mitchell. u. u. Haid~ia. San Fran.
cisco. ". r. Hard~tt. ] II. uoad.
Portland. Thomas q. Wilson. Mrs.
J. y. Adams. Mrs. W, W, Adams. u,
G. Stout and wife. Merrill. l.. J, Hof.
ton. Hildsbrand. y. w. saydcr. Swan.
Dick Kingsley. I-akevicw. y. II. Do~n
inE. worden! J e, Mitchell. Gas.ile.
J. @. Wiley. Duasmuir. 4, I. Thomas.
Seattle: ". A. Brown aud wife. Weed
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18
Dull, SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
n. Jsnso' Headache Powd0 ~
nsvo as ouce--i0 osn>s .
pankage.

Yea take . IN. jane Hssssf.
Psvds asA In Just . few sseI
yess ksaA elsars and all nsufatcs
alsSssss vasmhss. lt's the Sss
ssA ssssss relief for haAdseAs, vAsssa
1ujl, SAsebAtag. splitting Of 80
sss6is9. Hssd sofnsoar 10 ths ~
slDss ana ~ . dine psrtass -.
Qssls suGselae--lss so needles. ~
ssss 0yoa 90 Dr. James it, sss.
rsv1ssu--tAsa shsfc will ts 10 ~
petaAnsaA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18

If YOU ARE interested In the
opening OF the Lava Beds to tourist
traiic. read carefully the letter in to-
days issue from the county surveyor
of Aodoc county regarding his work
there. Then talk 10 some others In
tsrested. and arrange for Q meeting
OF delegations from klamath, Modoc
and Siskiyou counties.
KLAMATH GAINED q good rspu-
tation in Portland and vicinity by the
display 1t the Land Show. Are We
going TO stop at this?
THE ONLY REGRET expressed by
the audience At last nights meeting
for the discussion OF sex and social
matters was that every man and boy
In the city was not In attendance.
SINCE THE CALIFORNIANS aboi.
ished the prize fight game. the direc-
tion Of Horace Greeley's famous ad-
vice To young men u reversed for the
men who make their living by the rs
ticu6 method.
EVIDENTLY MEXICO has decided
10 be pescsabls because the scant At
tention paid 10 them st this time. No
complications. no
screaming front page leaders only .
little "watchful valtlng."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18
Scattered Shot. f.

ONLY TODAY is real Yesterday
Is gone. and tomorrow ID but visionary
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18
Hotel Arrivals
White l'~tiraa

W l.. Powers. Corvallis. " l..
Bixxs and wife. Charles puros. city I.
R-y and Mrs, Hutchinson. nolfas,.
ireland
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18
FOR SALE

''Dr. Thomas' Eclectic OIL b the
beat remedy for that ofsea fatal dis-
eAse--croup. II has been used With
esecess in our family for eight years"
--Ars. L. whiteaers. Buffalo. N. Y.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18

roday's news ,oa.y 10 Ths Hsss,s.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-17
Community Operation
coPYRIcB7kD FARM AND RANcY-HoLLAND'S MAGAZINE

This town is a good town. This
community is a good community.
However, there is room for growth
and Improvement. and, in the hands
of we people who live in IL, rest the
destines OF this community as a
whole. and of we individuals as
units.
We want this town and its trade
terriotry to prosper and grow, and
we want you to join us in working
to this end You will come in for
your fun share of whatever success
we attain
Let's undertake to make this COM
- attractive that people con-
templating moving to this part of the
state will be irresistably drawn to
it.
Let's start this good work with a
firm resolve mot to send, or take, a
dollar away from home that we can
spend to good advantage here" II
we take our money away 1t won't
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-17

when officers next noticed him, he
had removed a string from one OF
his shoes and attempted to choke
himself with that. DR.. Austin was
summoned and found that the man.
save for a mark on his neck from
the wire was uninjured and only
very drunk. His suspenders, belt
and other portions of his clothing
with which he might do himself
harm were removed. and his next at
tempt was with his shirt which he
tore off and ripped up.
Holt has wife and sixteen year
old daughter and has been a resident
of this city for long time, having
engaged in various small businesses
and only lately operated the ham1
burger stand on Second avenue back
of the White bank building. He 10
thought to be in comfortable cir
cumstances financially, and owns his
home, also farm in Arkansas so
1t is said. No reason can be assign
ed for his attempt other than that he
was crazed and paralyzed by Excess
sive use of cheap whiskey.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-17

come hack, IL we keep II here It will
surely circulate among us locally in
way that will benefit each and
every one of us.
Our mershants can serve US to as
good or betteradvantage than those
at a distance and they will recipro-
cate our patronage by patronizing Us
and by cooperating with us in any
movement undertaken for the up
building of this immediate section
On the other hand, the mail order
houses and distant city stores have
no interest in this community be-
yond securing our trade, and cannot
return our patronage.
Our local merchants desire and
deserve our trade and it's up to us
as good, loyal citizens to give 1t to
them. They are heart and soul with
us in the upbuilding of this locality,
and they are our neighbors-get-
better acquainted with them and
patronize them every time you can
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-17

II. Holt, aged forty-five, a runner
for the Avenue Hotel, attempted to
commit suicide at ten thirty Friday
morning by hanging himself from
a Pecan tree in the Bondies orchard
near the Frisco bridge, with bail
ing wire. but was thwarted in the
attempt by the timely arrival Of Po-
licemen Simms and Kiersey, who
had been summoned to the scene by
residents of the neighborhood who
saw the attempt. When the officers
reached the scene Holt was choked
black in the face, and when releas-
ed fought like a madman in an at
tempt to again fasten wire around
his neck, 1T requiring four men to
take the wire from him. He was
loaded onto a passing baggage wag-
on and taken to the city jail. and
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-17
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
REGULAR SESSION, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1914.


Monday, G. 1914 at 10 o'clock,
Pleasant Nkels Chair
McCreary, Clerk Board.
$22274
j..
m Billy
ifferent funds
Claim. By For Amount
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-17
TRIED TO HANG HIM
SELF WITH BALING WIRE

III. Holt, Rescued by Policemen When
Found i'm Bondies Orchard Sus-
pended from Tree by Bailing Wire.
Was Very Drunk.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-17

OF Oklahoma,
o'clock
of ms Board present
McCeary, Clerk OF the
j. W. Crisp appointed Five.
file audited and approved
follows:
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-17

IHt bOaUf NuIOurned.
HENRY McCREARY, County Clerk.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-17

n,
The
session Tuesday July 1914
July 6, 1914.
the prdne
Henry McCreary, o he Board
Officers
15
Lib Hart, Sheriff andC
l. T. Williams Deputy Sheriff
Dave Wright,
l. W. Sims. Deputy Sheriff FeesE Earned
j. N MCPHERSON FeesE Earned
w. p. Zion, Deputy Sheriff
ue Taylor Deputy
NJ Y. Earned.
Fl. W. Report
s. =. Johns y heport
T. M. j. l..
ORDER
Of hand in the Interest
Claims file audited
different funds follows:
FUND.