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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07

The German army of the Meuse in
its advance through Belgium, is meet
Ing with determined resistance from
the Belgian forces Wednesday Brus-
sells reports declared the Germans had
been repulscd all along the line, but
yesterday the attack was renewed with
greater energy and probably with con-
siderable reinforcements to the Ger
man side.
II is not TO be forgotten, however
that all news and reports respect
ing both land and sea operations have
come through French and British
sources, or sources in control of or
In sympathy with them. Germany's
version of what has transpired has
not been received and therefore the
story has only half been told. Under
the existing conditions Of communiCa-
tion II will be long before the pro-
gress of the German arms can be re-
counted to the outside world
The same applies to movements OF
the Austro- Hungarian army small de
tachments of which are operating
against Servia and the remainder
doubtless IS being sent to check the
Russian advance. Beyond the declar-
alton Of war by Austria ON Russia
yesterday, little IS known of what
action Austria is taking and only
meagrc details have Uttered through
of the Austrian army's operations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07
WARSHIP WITH OVER 100 MEN WENT DOWN, THE
FIRST BRITISH CASUALTY OF
THE WAR.
ARE FIGHTING A GREAT battle At LIECE NOW
An army 100000 Men Reported Engaged With Big Losses
Being Inflicted
Both Sides. p.

of London the report that the British fleet has
engaged the German fleet i'll battle on the high seas
The British admiralty refuses information as to whether
naval engagement is progress but British warshpN winch put
days have been searching for the Germans the
North
The British cruiser Ampion has been sunk by contact with
mine with the loss of than hundred men,
Emperor William Of Germany in order to the army ana
navy all Germans capable of bearing to fight Tor the
taherland.
In Belgium Germans and cgans fighting around lAeg3
where UPWARDS 100000 engaged According Official
reports from Brussels days fighting has cost the Germans
thousands Of The BganS also believed to have Io
heavily yet have been reports from German sources
as to the outcome of the German attacks
Hungary has declared Russia and the RUSSIAN
ambassador at Vienna has been given his passports.
The British prime minister IN the house of commons asked 'o
additional appropriation of $5OOOOoOW and an army
increase Both requests granted At the
time the government declared amoraorum London for month";
with certain exceptions
Russian cavalry cndavOrng Prussia have been
driven back by German frontier guards
en Tsn dispatch says both me- Russian cruiser Akod ana
the German Emde, in engagement off Wei Ilu Wei
haNr hennS Snnk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07
REBELS MARCH ON CAPITAL
Have No Report of Any incundi-
tlOnal Surrender

SAlTlILO, Aus e u President
Darhan, has agreed 10 unconditional
surrender NJ MrNlco. official word uf
tnis has NOT reached General car.
rnuM. aud there has been mo- char Er
u plans to march ruusutuNuuIII#t
troops to Mexico CITY
Gcuprpl CarrWH touish, wired
President Carh1lW stating that hr
had just learned 70 was not IN, u.tpr-
tluu ~ the federal army to surr"ndrr
and adding that % thia movement h1
carried ont. whether hy orders ~
CarhaM or army officers. direct ace
uou would result The constitution
ulst chief advised the president 1hnt
in the event arms and Ammunition
were not delivered to constitutions.
lists hc would apply the lnW Of 1868,
applying n to the president m1sclt
aud am civilian accomplccs
General CJrmnzt with hla cabinet
and other persons. LETT ou "A special
train at noon today for san luis io-
loN He WIFI cstahlish temporary
headquarters there, and then proceed
ro Mexico City II is expected th q
rrIuai viii ho reached and occupied
hy cousutullonalists within thi''
weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07
NO VOTE ON SHIP BILL
senate Ready 10 Vote When Mrs.
wilson Died

WASUINGTON. Aug The sem
ate was about % reach a vote late
today on the BIN to amend the Pam
anna canal act 90 admit foreign built
ships 90 American register because
II the European crisis when the sos-
sion was abrutly adjourned. owing
10 the death Of AIRS Wilson. Wit. uf
tho president
amendments had been accepted 90
provide that the president may Wheu-
ever in his discretion he thinks du-
nestle trades require It. permit t.r-
eign ships ~ American register tO
enter the coasfWise trade. and 90 Iu-
thorize the American Red Cto.5 tl
charter ship and carry the Atr"r.-
can flag The bin probably wll Doc
passed tomorrow.
The senate held no executive ses-
sion to consider the nominations of
Paul NJ Wdrburg N New York and
Frederick \ Deldno Of Nucit. 5s
members Of the federal reserve board.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07

BRUSSELS. Via Paris, Aug C.
Gl:50 p. mD-After having suffered
q serious check and heavy casualties
at the hands Of the Belgians of Iiege
Wednesday, the German troops today
returned to the fray with redoubled
ardor and tonight were pounding
away at the forts with siege ana field
guns and rifles.
In the lighting Of Wednesday the
estimates of the German casualties
ran as high as 5000. The invaders
also are said to have lost large
number Of guns.
In one attack a German infantry
division supported by cavalry marched
on to mined ground. Tho Belgians
detouated the mines and an entire
battalion Of Germans was killed
Wounded Germans to the number Of
200 werC picked up on the battle
field.
II is esdbated that in the lighting
10000 Germans were faced 10y $4,000
Belgians.
In the attack on Fort Parchon.
northeast of the city. Bclgians per-
mitted the Germans to draw mp al
most To the walls " the fortress Then
they turned loose their guns ana the
slaughter Is reported to have been
~ iflttlllll-
Under tho terrific fire here and from
the other forts the Germans were
forced to retire all along the line
4 detachment of Uhlans penetrated
the city Wednesday night with the in
tention. II Is said Of capturing high
,fficlals They had reached the build
ing where the officials had quarters
when all were surprised and killed.
German shells today preached the
walls of two Of the fortresscs. which
were captured From the other forts,
however tho BcIgians continued TO
pour deadly rain OF shot and shell
into the advancing Germans
Despite the heroic resistance Of tho
Pelgians u was felt ln Brussels tonight
that the invaders ~ reason Of their
great strength could not much longer
Ice denied and that ultimately they
must gain the city OF Tiege, whence
they are expected 10 press ON toward
CONTINUED on Page TwOD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07
DEATH LIST UP TO FORTY
Only SIX Bodies in Joplin Wreck
Have Been Identified.

JOPLIN. Mo, Aug 6-The dlscov-
ory tonight OF another charrcd body
Boo the wreckaEe ~ the Missouri ~
North Arkansas railroad motor car,
mhIch collidcd witu ksasos city
Southern passenger train near Upton
Ford. Mo. last uIsdt increased the
number of known l.ud 10 forty.
Most Of the bodies we're sl buried
as to be mrerosnllgblr. Ouiy SIX
have been Identified
Mayor Weaver ~ Ncashp 0n-
nouuccd puhl' funeral for tho
wreck victims there tomorrow. All
OF the thirty or i.0re bO1ics of the
unidentified dead WI be buried iu %
plot IN the odd Fellows cemetery A
rr0re OF injured ATE in hospl ala here
Physicians say that none are In ilu-
L,rous condition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07

MENIIU III4. Aug J.-TIgUUng
i'm the vicinity Of TooUca. Heuhcu-
toca. and other places between ad-
vance guards Of the federal and CON
sttutonalist armies was renewed to-
day despite peace negotiations. Some
military authorities here fear the en-
gagcmpnt may become general Feo-
pie In the capital arc looking for
ward To formal declaration by
General Carron2a ot the suspension
of hosulities.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07

LONDON. Aug t. Europe awaits
with tense interest the outcome II
two battles now being waged Ia the
struggle Of the nations
II report is tu be credited the Brit
ish and German fleets are engaged in
a combat on the high seas, which
likely will have an important bearing
on the conflict
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07
END CAME At s O'CLOCK
ENTIRE FAMILY WAS AT
THE BEDSIDE WHEN SHE
BREATHED HER LAST.
She MADE A Brave FIGHT
Complication of Diseases Proves
Too Much and She Lost
the Hard Fight.


1l,sIIIN,T,> ,u,, Mira
,,...l,..,. .,.l... ,,..,.. t,. ,.,...,
a'hl "I lh" 'ui''d states, aled al the
N'Ir mouse bI o'loth lnlS alleI-
h' ON h'.'lh came oI'ef a. hIaN'
SUI t6'e "l months against bllthls 3
",,dr' WIN uu'pI'duohS'
Ih' lIts,d'hl - a' completely uu-
h'lN'n 10y lh' su"'k ana ms GIlri was
h''I lIrnoInE. re bore up wen under
Vht 7'I'lh, however anu ue\ olcu MN
'cil To ms daughters
me thd came while Mrs. wilson
was Lu'"ns1"us Her illness took
''IH i"I lht worse HhoIiy holuIe
o'clock 'n III" afternoon, and from
'h,u on Sh' EIatu'IlS gre" weaker.
En'rI'nf at lac bedside at the end
were lh" president ana lhelr three
u"nHhttrS ~. cary T Gruyson, IT,
>. ~ ana nurse were In the room
ana JuS' 0"ISlar "a d""r were Secfe-
tlIl MrNdou ana fiancls IS. NayrH'
MI' WILSON'S S'hs-ln-la"' ana Mr'
uinui'y, ms Secretary
.,,,',n l2i',o,, 3, 5,,nI '"Jou' i,pu
n, lncod. and for n bricf time the
II 4
stoppej
pc.i,nInc -, u,o u,d
'''''S ~ WV ''""'
Inc beginning OF the end came at
10 O'Clock thls mon ninE. when Dr. u.
], DAVIS Of fhilrc"lphla, who had
heeh called IN Tor consultation real
Yea me tlne Tor nope had passed, lio
TOOK the president INTO the RED room
ana mere IN a broken voice, toId nm
the ruin MI. Wilson'S lace planched'
bul ne bore the shock we'll lie was
informed the end was question "a
lac urs.
Mr. wilson then took his daugn'
l'is MrA W. q, McAdoo, Mrs Sayre
ana Miss Matgaret wilson, aside and
iold them. Jnul then they had
q ought there was n chance for her
recovery
FROM that time on the president
''u i I'"5 "'ri2 IGri.a'ueu MA Ipu.
L.lJ Ie ,If.,s hnnd and no tbroe
doIIpbto,s we're grnuncd naorh, In
I'll shc became. nrcrnscIous Mrs WI.
son lrcquently nodded to one or m,
three and smiled cheerguuv
-,
'''''" W 'h' i"'''
During the day Mrs Wilson spoke
To- br. frdyson about the president
"losc health she thought more about
tiW she did or her own.
promise me, she whispered
faln'ly, ihat n go you VIII talS1
car, Of my husband
II was the same touch OF devotion
"l ln'h She so many times had repeated
hcr constant anxiety having been
that the president not worry about
hcr or De disturbed I'm official duties.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07
U. S. WARSHIP LEFT WITH
GOLD FOR EUROPE LAST
NIGHT.
FORM BOARD OF RELIEF
Score Steamship Owners Who Are
Holding Out for Big Prices
for Their Ships.

WASHINGTON. Aus Rapid
progress was made today toward the
relief of Americans bon Europe Ircsl-
dent wilson issued AN executive order
constituting board Of relief TO com,
prise the secretaries Of state. trcas-
uN wW and navy. which VIZ laNe
general charge uf measures DE
taken to distribute" the $3bOO,u- au-
tuouEyd hy ,ullcss ScDrc'ut Nc
Aduo. chairman viii establish seal
agencies ON Europe and VIII p ld"
means for making dytllahl" 1d'
sent to Americans hN friends ut = ur.
Thousands of dollars were dep ted
az the treasury today TO be-, mt
abroad
No Danger 10 americans.
The state department amount IL
had uu mtcutiuu to lead II to b re-
urlyd that Americans boo Europe re
iu danaur "lt is believed. suit me-
departments statement "that H. me
majority of countries arrangements
already haN been made whereby tenn
uuruN financial embarrassment that
may have arisen can be- relieved.
Hundreds %. tcl,grams and letters
auNious friends Tho department win
use every means to communicate with
those about whom inquiry has been
made and report 10 iuuuircrs
Duriug the day Secretary Garrl-
son scored ship owners who have cN-
pcctcd TO charge big prices for yes-
sells To- be used I'M bringing American,
home. lie declared hc might use
army transports rather than submit
to unreasonable prices. The state de-
partmeut viii designate ports Of Call
for relief vessels American ambas-
sadors and ministers will make ar
rauEem"uts for transportation from
interior points to these ports.
Won't suspend Gold.
Secretary Bryan was encouraged
today by word that the Bank of Eng
land would not suspend gold pay
mruts. He received .li9 message
from Secretary Barclay charge OF
the British embassy here:
THE chancellor Of the cNChequer
thinks IL is not necessary for the
Bank of England to suspend gold
payments there is no failure OF credit.
Bankers consider themselves able to
resume the ordinary course of busi-
moss tomorrow"
This is taken TO mean that Amer
leans I'm England who hold properly
certified means Of credit Will find
relief tomorrow.
Mr Bryan received word from St
Petersburg that only about two hun
drcd Americans were I'm that city.
Americans throughout the empire
viii be taken 10 the capital ana sent
To- a ucirhboriug neutral nation, prob
ably Sweden
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07
CHANDLER MAN HAS A PLUR
Atty OF TAB OVER
WILLIAMS.
S5 PER Cent OF Vote IS IN
Both Men Claim Nomination, but
Will Likely Take the
Official Count.


OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug with
N nor r,,f uf h.
'"''I 'cII'o''"'' No'' 'A '"' H''''
heard from, j. R A. Robertson 60.
night ls leading In thr nDu for the
Democratic nomination iug governor
with }43 plurality over Robert l..
Williams, his nearest opponent Al
D. Jennings Is thIru.
out OF the II cuunue. iu the state
complete returns have been received
from 3- counties, ana partial returns
from 80 counties Tho vote 500 far
received totals 94,322, and .a divided
as follows.
Robertson 26,132, Williams -a.&NA,
jennings 1928, Robert puu'0p
1913, Charles West 9Uo0, IT, j. Her
ring 1850.
James = Davenport is conceded the
nomination for congress lu the Iirst
district W. W. llastugs DOB uu Sor-
oud, and Charles j.. Iarto' uuop
posed, In the Third. I'M the .uuIlh
district the winner rs I'm doubt but
1t IS believed the race has narrowed
to William Murray and d. n Smith.
In the E1tth district claude Weaver
has conceded the nomination 'o Joe
B. Thompson, and In the Sixth $ Ntt
Ferris was ronominated by hE W1-
jority In the Seventh district .lsht
candidates are in the race and lt lH
I'm doubt In the Eighth district r1n-
crdcd to bc Republican, DICK I.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07


Mccain county, as usual was the
first to send in the official returns
from Tuesdays primary For the
past several years when an election
was held over the state. the election
officials OF that county have beaten
other counties in with the returns
Kay county usually comes next
The returns from MCClain on the
governor vote show Robertson 3d.
Williams 800, Herring 9l6, Jennings
3l3. West IS, Dunlop 6S.
The other candidates leading in Nc
Claim county are Barber, lieutenant
governor AskeW secretary of state,
Carter. auditor, Freeing, attorney
general, Wilson. superintendent, Par
kinSon, examiner and inspector;
Puyle, chief mine Inspector, Ashton,
labor commissioner, Ruth ID. Clcm-
onts, commissioner of charities and
corrections, Wclch. insurance COM
missioner, Guult. board Of agriculture,
Watson, corporation commissioner
Franklin, clerk Of supreme court;
Thompson, congress. sharp, justice OF
supreme court These candidates
carried the county over their eco lpct-
itOrs.
In McCIaiu county the official re-
turns show that no Republicans,
three PrOgrCsslyeS. no prOhibitiOnist9
",,oe,in,,s r.r.f,nd Am ,ffirmatiy, vote.
rhc nrnuoeitInn np. tho two gambling
l.WI. =, a. r.,,..i tbnse me,e,,rrs
At the Williams headquarters his
,','ta. ,,,' u,l,c,,so, Itara IL is eoi1
- o.. o',ntiog L,va noon hoard
sr,,, 10 ,atta'I'. m. co,,ntiee renrc-
s.,,. ,,',',ii,. ,b. ,.,,t and ,,est siJcs
:, g.. -, 49,, i,f,r,,,tinn frnm tb,se
~ 10 i'o''' w., t'i't, no clain, ~ . ooO
oIi,,,,9 ~ tig,3 rrn' ',,t. ~ these cnuntias
IL, tvuli,,ns. mon,pers piycs
~ , I,,J .c fo5I
NM Thnt ~ n,'i,ortson bgs tho nopipotin,
,,i ,,'' ,.'.,.,,',,,. I.,. - .,fo le,d n,rr WI
- = ,.,.,,c,t,.J T., La tba r.,t mar.
!" th, ,'h, r,,i,, 't pobrrtson's hr1douar-
Sum.i,,t r.turns II ia s,fd
,',',,,,.,rs 49, Ioer ro.r,ye5
~ - ~ mo ropinotion yhiIn
~, .,.to ,,,ii sb",y maj m,uv voters
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07

Forts at Iicgc Arc Being Destroyed
PARIS, Aug. 6.-Official announce
ment is made that the battle continues
to rage around Liege, Belgium. The
German she'll fire has reduced two OF
the liege forts but the Belgians con-
tinuc to resist witn untiring energy
The Germans were able to use
their Leht siege guns against the
forts a, LcEe, which are thirty years
old Two OF them were silcnced and
ia, S,rman columns broke through.
The Bclgians are making a deter
mined resistance before the city.
The situation at Licge, according
to tn, latest dispatches, were as fol-
lows
It seemed certain that the fortifica-
tions could not stop the German army
and the only question was whether its
advance could be delayed. The forti-
fications already had held for SO
hours. and the fierce struggle the
Germans had made and would still
have to make, II was believed would
compel them to pause and reVictual.
If the German army succeeds IN
carving Licge, it will find itself con-
frontcd by ~ entrenched camp at Ma
mur. at which the Belgians are pre-
pairing to make a stand as fierce az
that at Licge.
The Belgian army was brilliantly full
filling its task Of delaying the Ger
man advance and it appeared certain
the German plan of campaign In Bel
gium would be hinered by the oh.
stinate stand Of the Belgians
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07

W ~
LONDON. Aug. 6. - The British
fleet has engaged the German fleet
on the high s,as. The British war
sn.ps are reported t be driving tho
Germans towards tne Dutch coast.
Tnc irrss Association claims that
it was advIsed Of tn fight between
the fleets by the admira atty The ad-
miralty. however, refused TO confirm
or deny that battle was in progress.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07
THE WEATHER REPORT

WASUlNGTuN Aug g - OKLA.
horu lar continued warm Friday
and Saturday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07

Was tho combined circulation OF
Tho World and gun yesterday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07
We're Fired Upon.

Continued on Page Two)
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-26
AT LOWELL THEATRE
 NEVER AGAIN'

The Lowell Theater puts on bis Vitagraph feature comedy, featuring Sidney Drews with the Viagraph's all star comedy east
 Our follies. like chickens. come home to roost Rufus has a biz tune at the French ball One of the check ems" he met comes right into bis own home and right here is where he has to pay the fiddler Its SO funny it is a shame to tell an about t before you see it at he Lowell Theaar where it will be shown tonight and Wednesday night
 Rufus has a marrow escape from exposure and getting in wrong with his family He does t to be sQuaung himself with his son-inlaw and the young fellows who want to be- This si one of the best comedies ever turned out by the Vitaerauh Company and no doubt please the Lowel's res- ular packed houses. Another big ieo- ture on this program will be the "Hearst-Selig News Pictorial" depict ing the worlds current events n mo- tion.
 The other feature on this bill 'The Fire Jugglers." a SeHe special one reel feature This picture has an un- usual plot and one that is not with- out good motive It illustrates the troubles sometimes encountered by women who allow themselves to be- come enamored of celebrities Mrs. Leavitts experiences with the artia. proved a needed lesson and she was indeed glad Go return to her husband. This is well photoeraphed and han. dled in a pleasing manner The Battle at Elderbush Gulch.' will be the big attraction for Thursday and Friday
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-26

ander the Gold Crown group of mines price fixed a SlO
 In the Swisshelm mining district E. D. Rollins and F. oC Rollins have sold two claims to William Rollins. tho same being known as the Bald win and Tompston claims The price was Sl0.
 The Copper King group ol mines slt- uated in the Cochise mining district have ben purchased by Bessie F.. Miller The group consists Of three claims and have been extensively de- leloped toy Samuel J. Miller the for mer owner
 Ben Goodrich has sold to the Tomb stone Consolidated Mines three pat ented claims known as the Apache Chief General Grant and the Silver Chief lodes an of which are located in Inc Tombstone mining district The purchase price is fixed @ SlO
 in the Teyis mining district Will liam J DearIna has sold to y. D. Love, J. R Love and J. M Waning tha Texas eroun Of three claims for the consideration oi f1
 For the sum of Sl and other good
 and valuable consideration D. L. De walt and William J. Dearns have sold to TT D Love J B Love and J. M WuHrs and D Cough a one. sixth intares. each. or uyesizth inc terast iu the President mining claim located in One TevIs mining district
 T w. Smith has disposed of the Como mininl claim situated In the Dos Cabez mining district to D. O. Kelly The purchase price being fixed lat s1
 lu Douglas last week a mining sale was sonsumated involving @ noted mine located in the ArIzpe district fol Sonora. Mexico known as the Anna bell mine. Lawrence Peterson was the purchaser. he paying $500 for Ithe property
 Amend Articles of incorporation.
 The latest company to amend iu iardcles of incorporation in Cochise county is the Duluth x Chircicahua Development Company owning much valuable property in the ParaO.se min ing district Article one has been amended SO as to read ,aat the name CT the corporation shall be changed
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-26

the Tombstone mining district have just been filed for record as follows
 The United States Of America to The Orion Silver Mining Company, patent to the San Pedro lode in the Tombstone district
 The United States of America Co the sydney Mill & Mining Company, patent to the Sydney lode in Che Tombstone district.
 The United States of America to The Tombstone Min & Mining Com pany patent to the Owls Last Hoot lode in the Tombstone district
 The United States of America to The Vizina Consolidated Mining Conn pany pateW to the Vizina lode in Che Tombstone district
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-26
HERE TO EXAMINE
 INTO WATER AND
 MILK OF DISTRICT

Miss Jane Rider arrived In the city Sunday from Phoenix to spend several days here in association with local health authorities, being dele gated by the State BacterIologist with whose office she is connected as bacteriologist to come here Go conduct examinations of water and milk which Che local health officers are desirous of carrying out
 Miss Rider yesterday visited Naco. where she took samples Of Bisbee- Naco water Other samples were taken by her from mains of the company service pipes and tanks in the city. These win be submitted to tests the results from which will later be made public along with rec concentrations. should the latter be necessary,
 Samples of milk taken recently and other samples which are to be taken. will come under examination by Miss Rider There will follow determina- tions as to purity by her which will enable the publication of a list of dealers in pure milk for the protec- ton of the community
 Miss Rider is a guest at the Copper Queen hotel She will be here a week or more She Is not without acquaintances in the district by whom she is esteemed very highly as a young woman Of charming char acter and as a highly capable person in her line of work