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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-11
Ser falfas 3Ost.
Con gluriba aubiniieiu.

Cine CUTE babe Gtuube partsis
Strr Director 3ipperliug bereits
auf bas @rlasihsu ieina Satin.
ST mar in 5rad unb tpetbsr Mes
tie, bsnn Ie ipolten gsmtinlam bos
StiFtungsfeit Der 2pee ,9ammos
MIA beIuden, po ibm butte cine
gana fps3ielle Sbatipn suseil tperheu
foute! DEM fiinFunb3panSis
Sabre fooren es serabe, DaB e. has
sbrtnbnue amt zines @ortBenheu
iRne bate.
gnbIi9 tOnnts sr Yeins lingsbuIO
ni9t Idnger Siissln, unO begdb iid
in bas 3immer feiuer Jrau; er fanO
tie in Der grOBten M%ufregung! Sm
8egriffe, fia az friiieren, DermiBte
1s pI6bIid ibrer i90nen, tnitanisns
brannen 3opf, ben fs fir getUDbnli4
nidt trug, Der 1ber beute abenb ibr
ftol3ss 5aupt fsitlid trDneH iuIItel
9o66em Ct ibr mod cine gnuse
8eiIe - leibsr pbne Grfolg
beim Su9en sebolfen bate, entf6Irb
ct fih, auf ibre inftdnoigen Bitten,
ausin gum 6site gu seben, benn a
mar mittleripeils I9on reur nbr ges
tpprbsnl 0atiirIia muBts CT einen
pIauiibIen @oripanb erfiHnen. nm lift
ausbleiben ni4t auffduig gu IaHea!
Sn benz pra9tpon gefdmiidtsu
@peiIeIonl Der 2ose nartete man
bereits nit nerb1fer rnsebuIb nuf
ben !6eIbsn bss Abenbs, unb bate
fi9 bsreits su Sid be9eben, UNI
obne i'm hns 6opper 3u beginnens
dIs er enblid, in otemlofer 5ait ans
langte, unD itirmii4 begriBt tpurs
be.
Ro9bem man tbn, uub feine abs
ne5snbe @atttn, bic ct NIT pI5Bs
lid auFsetretener heftiser Migrdne
entf6uIbigte, biRIdnglt9 gefeiert
bate, erbob fi9 Der 5err Director,
Inn fid ieinerfetts fir bic numbers
bolen soaite su bsbanten!
-. nnebmeH Sic aud TN Ianrer
meiner 5rau,r f4loB er feline
lGrgere &tbe, ,meinen tiefges
fi6lteften 0ontl - Srdnen beg
aiihruns erItidsn meine Stimme!4
St bate ni9t abertrisben. Cine
5rdne tropfte bersits auf fetnen
Seller, unb er fubr NIT ber 6anb
mad binten in feline Safde, TIN sin
Sofhentu9 b~eraus3u3ieben uub an
bic 4ugen 81 briiden, ba srbob
R6 Elm nlgemeines faallenbes Sc
Idhteri = Der Gegsnlfanb, ben
Der 6err Director an bic augsn
fiibren noIte, mar iein EaI9entuA,
fpnbern Der f9mersli9 bermiBtg
3ppf feirer Grnu, ii9tbar bot aIa
let 4ugen! - 8eI9Gmt urb tDats
e%ntbronnt berlteB er fpfort bic sos
lei unb psrIentte bas tiidiThe corr
puS beleeti f9Ieunigft ipieber balm,
tppber es getommsn!
GrIt longe 3sit fpGter murbs bic
Sabe bur9 etnsn 3ufaa 1ufgesISrs!
3tpei tlsine ReFTen bes Directors,
bic am Nadmittag ubns MuTTtdt BEL
ibutn geIpielt, batten beimEi1 BEN
Sntel bas SaIAentu9, aus heni an
einsrn Resnl hGnetnben Jrad Hers
ausgesogetl, unb hafiir ben 9opF her
3ants binsinpraittsiertl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-11

Mie man tprt@t. 3d.
Ia, Iieber Direttor, bds pubEiEum
ipill ppn ben, alien MDaart ni1ts
faebr miiTen4, .iaate Der Gdngsrs
oa NOR II sber uls Don 5uau auas
aspEIffsa RaEbsEh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-11
Bortlebang fol0f.)

So3iaIpoIittk Si
Senn pirtIi9 etiuos Mabres an Dem
gerebs BON MohnurgseEenb9
HatiirIid. mir islbIt iteben isbt
bret @iaen unbslpobnt 6al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Dfltnarlffn fra Amfrika.

~D1orgenbIooet" ifriper / InIeb'
ming al observation-disclosures Delta.
qeIic / RprgeS SSllbiIrumsieit %
@rGiibent @iIIonS teIegrofiife Sil.
fen felgenoe:
~lfnn bill pao ale SoIb / Torgc
fptte ben dIIcritsrite HriS poo Den
Spmerfiombeo, sc Sorencoc Stnter
giermem lin @rpiibent bar piit bort
2nnb pon S~yi,biIGumSOagcn. Trpii.
bent @iIionS Telegram oil sge Den
Spmpntbi, Tom oIlercbe poa Sor,
hanno er tiIiroe, % bill uoopbc Dor
TsIellc al, at Der er iterfe og elem.
bommeligc @aanb, iom fnptter bort
SoIf I'll SriItdterneS. Oct bill oQioa
bibrnge iii at fpitle / @eoi6itbc0cn,
al Norbmpnoene / Innerifa bctpbcr
nogct = life bare ior fig iclp, men
tiIIige fpr o8.
aongen bar i fit SonrteIe9rom til
G~rpiibentcn nppnt DC NANCE Norf.
nrnerifnnere iom bcieQer oct gontIc
Sdnb, 90 iom er oS firre @ieiter
- Gen umiooeIbiare SpiotuinQ al
Oct iterninqSftIbc % cicnoommcIige
Il al hopc &c mango ubiIntteoc 2anhS.
mrnb mcO / SoQct gan iiQ %.
Ioa ipontanc lt6trpf hos 6c mango
Silituerr; Observation-Disclosures ga.
rooe" meb 2utber GoIIege.@uttcrnc /
Spibien off olIe I'll Sicrte.
0cnnc Icpcubc % iterfe GcItaQclic
fra lloiIntterfoIfcta She, % 0cltS
@icnipciIing / @rriiocnt @iIlon8
telegram hno6e ncppe pnu ionmc
WIou0c opret mulig, ON life Noro.
manoS. 6orhun6ct i sc forIobne 4ar
mc0 imaa % bcifcbne 0fioIer huubc
u0iert ct grln0IGggcnoc Nrbcioc.
81 0ogenS mango |cnqeofierc cr ser
herfor intet, ri tiIIpQQer Sen 0ctnb.
ming iom &r. NfopincfeIS imiffe
@ope.*)
Noromano&. 6orbunbet hor oIoriQ
henpenot liz til Stotsmaqtcrnc eIlcr
I'll @lmcnheNen meo tiQgen6c Not /
&ooro, % 6oritooeIicn al 6orblm.
nctS 9pGouc bar heller life uUrct iuo
oIrne1t uobrebt at bet bar hopt ruull-
nteli0e aonr at nrbeioe rmber. ri
hoabcr, al het GrempeI iom er Qipct
al Observation-Disclosures nil intittc.
Ct itrrre Budget nil manageable Gor.
bIuloetS Gfieftipitct."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
S~orifr0ffelie /
Daihineton

Sra @aibinetpn bercttes Ser
2oen Suni: Sobn q. garlp, lonl
/ De lioite fem Mar bar maattet fore
toge flere u~fripiQiee Heiier omfrine
/ 2o1bet inoeitrngt iom ct pilot
Spr / luffeoe Sragtpogne pg boIbt
/ &purantGne / mat,ee 9per, forbi
SG9erre bar pGret uelli9e, ont ban
leo al Speoallfbeo eller Ell, Ouffeoe
ibag plubielig op / &opeoltaoen.
SCR bans Soentitct opoaeebes,
baobe ban taget inb pua eft Of gpens
flotteite Soteaer, set iamme buor
2anoets Siceprpiioent og mango ail-
ore prominente WGnb Dor.
ut garlp par fon1mct til Staben
opba9eoes life, fer ban baube telefo-
neret til ct al @pens @laoe % beot
bette ON at ienoe eft &eporter iii So
tcllet forat interpieme "Mr. @eit-
mooo", set Napn, unDer bpilfet ban
bapbc lobet iig opfere / 0ortegnel-
len oper @ipiterne.
Npiamanoen gicnfienOte peb fer-
ite @lif oen bereitc Totient % llrl-
0errettebe Nutoriteterne, Der fsrte
boln tilbage til set iioIereoe Slls
uocrfor @pgr9nien, Tom / lin 5io
par n1piit bam til Spbplositeo.
Sans Nprpprelie / &otcllet pafte ct
fpriprocligt Spitpr blanot 8ipiter-
ne / bct fine Sotel.
garln bIep for rpele faa Iar il.
Sen onbraet poa Sinmono Scub
aporantrneitation NOR Sort Sowns-
cno, @aib., bporfra oct ben 1Sbe
Wai bar Ipffebes bom at rsrnme.
Sans Spor blep fulgt til &lctoria,
@ritiih Columbia, bpor set for
iootot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Dulfan / Dirfiomheo.

Sra San 6rancisco, GaI., meIoea
ben lite SUM: Sra %. S. Gulbing.
SfogforpaIter / Wount 9asien.0i.
~itriftet er Der til Oct fsberaIe Sort.
b9iens berpGrenbe 8ontor inolsbet
Webbing ON at ct pulfanif llobrub
al Wfount 2asien bapoe iunoet Steo
peo 5.Sioen ON gitermiooagen Den
3Ote Wai. en- W9nebe Sele, Sten
og Sano ilpngebes no % ligeer 3
SOB bpb / en- Smfreos al 200 500
/ Diameter. @iennem arateret It'll
ger Der iremoeles tpffe Sampifper
/ @eiret. Set npe arater ligger
nofiaa lonet fra Set samle % ca. 4
Wil ira Sfoggrpnien. ltobruooet
bapoe ingen Sfaoe anrettet op til
Sen Sio.
Wornt 2asien er 13,447 SOB beit
% al plilfanif S~prinbeIie. Sette er
oct fsrite llo6ruo, iom bar futDet
Steo poa 200 Mar.
Sfuloe Der inbtrpife me oa al.
p~orligere l1bbriib, funoe De let font.
ME til at anrette ippr Stobe paa
observation-disclosures / Smeanen, ipe-
rlclt peo at lGtte Slb paa biSie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
1nofcrslen at
Scoeparer

III en- al SonoeISocpartementet /
@oIbineton netop oi~ientliggiort @e.
refining oper 9anOets llbenrigsban-
sci / Sc ferite Ter Woaneber iiocn
Sfraittrroelien al Sen npc SoIb-
torii frentaaar bet, at Siemmefor-
br,iget al Ssoepareprpbufter npitcr,
err bIepct liaeiua tort iom Trobuf-
tionen, hnilfet bar reil,lterct /, at
life alerle llbfsrilen err taget al,
men at Snbferilen al oisie 2epnets-
mioler er / itaois Stisnirs.
S~iofsrlen al 6sbeparer / fin no.
ti,rIiae SiIitanb, heri i%beresnet mao
npttigc Cur. / Salpoaret itea fra
$1t7.194, 237 til $50, %
SnbisrieIen al 6soepareortifIer belt
eller beIpis frroiec til 9riis fro
S95, 744,241 til 500, 967,37S.
Tebeansen / ~l1ofsrlen al Ssoepa.
rer err cnbnu itsrre. ~llbfsrIlen al
S~eoeparer | beres roa eller no.
tltrlige SiIitanb falbt nniten so BRO.
cent, % Ser bar oaiaa en- betpoelig
Neoeong / llSierieIen al prepare.
rcbe Sebepareartifler. ~ltbisriIen al
S~sbcparcr / lin n~aturIige Silitann
iaIot ncmIia ira S1t5.S50.453 til
S55.4S3,7S7 % al prGparcrebe Ir.
tifIer ira $1sO,007. 422 iii $162,.
022,62O.
Sc NeSepnrer, iom niiie Sen itsr-
itc Stisnina i SnbicriIer, bar aiso,
SIaetcfprg. @ais, Speoe, &iis,
Macaroni, Srust, TaboIier % %o-
Iasies.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
aiurlk= Siteratur.

3ri'ionin "GrebIooct" hcnIe6er
Sprtcrf iomheocu puo set bcfla0cliQe
Sofhm at Observation-Disclosures cr
boerit t~aroeIia forimnct mco norif-
omerifnnit 9jtteratltr.
rs Gmerifo bar ser M / oucr 80
Gar oPret ubQipet uorife 9eoer on
@labG icm bet piIoe hare hoot i'm
itore SrtercSie al ie beporct: men
meget al bct er n%i@ieIia TAFT Tor al.
ti6. "a man / Imerifo / plore Ga1e
rcppc hap0e uoQen NIiQt til at ino-
ien6e GrempIarer al ale Grufialer
I'll aorgre5ieuS @ibIiotcf. Nl er set
biitnof ion, al GorQresbibliotctet
ioor CT GrcnpIor al ale GeQcr ca
@Iobe, ION trpffc2 / Il. z 81, ga
oct er 10 en- Sreit, al Sc life Qoar
tobt, men hojs ri berhiemmc bar
@rllg Tor al iIoo efter / ct norif-amc.
rifanIf @erf, iaa err set uneQteli0 no.
GET t1tngpinot, at pi nIoa henuenbe oS
! @aihinaton :. g."
Observation-Disclosures IroIirm
inbremmcr @erettigeIicn al "CrcbIo.
BETS @lnfe. ~@li norif.omeriFouifc
&uiier bar ri ~GmiQrontcn" ior
1S54-61. ~SfanSinoucn" iiNen
1899 % "Gecorah. Qoiten~ fioen
1905. III S~i0sfriiter hor ri ioIfaIo
"Spnrn", % hpoo @eger ouooar,
iaa bar ri truiiet AitaIc mco en- al
bore 9ogbor0Iere at ban ifaI icuoc
os norif.nmerifonif Sitcratllr. men
hi bar life ioaet iao iprrt meoet."
0et er boueoiaQeliQ @ioler ira 0et
niientIige oet i~forter poo. men @!ooct
iiotaler foreurig. al SnIoen mna
IPgges Tor belle SET norife ISolts 0sr:
"tbi ier 1905 par ri life pant iii ar
regne meo De Gor0mrno, iom boeoe
uoenior RorgeS @rGuier. gtu itaor
81 QlGoeIigoi5 / inn @Rnaoe ioron Ell
mn 2io."
. Dsnne GGps, buis Sterrere tr sr.
10000, er omtalt aubettebs / bette Rumer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Officer or0bt al Synet.

Sra Sort gaparb, Stem Werico,
telegraferes ben 2oen Stunt:
aaptein i Den amerifanife ar.
mes Sanitetsforps Soiepb 8. @utf-
mp blep ibag orebt al 2pnet, me.
oens ban iommen meb fire andre
flsrte / en- automobiI. De fire an-
antages ale at bile fomme iig igIe.1.
uIDtfen benote / Nprbeoen af Gen-
tral, q. %. S%pnitraalen traf Sap.
teinen miot i TanSen.
San eiterlober fig SuItru o. en-
Ssn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
S~ldaoeifanoalen
/ Japan.

Sra Sofio, Sopan, teIeeraferes
Ben lite SUM: 9riasretten bsmte
ibas @iceaomiral $50 Watiumoto til
ire Iars SRnsiel for of babe moota.
get Stifpenge / Sorbinbelie meo
Slaaoefontrafterne. aaptein Satpa.
iafil blep osmt til eft Mars S9ngieI.
mems &ommanosr Su5ufi bleu fri.
fienot.
&orruptionen / ben ~iapaneiiife Wa-
rite fom for 0agen unoer en- Rets.
iag / Berlin, Spiflano, / Sdnltar,
iom epentiIelt lebebe I'll BET iapaneii.
tie Wtiniiteriums Salb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Nlalfabdnen.

Sra G~oroooo, IIaifa. t~eIearaieres
ben 3bie SUM:
Set afrieIle Irbeioe / SorbinbeI'c
meb SpmnaIinsen al SC mliIiae Tii.
ter for ben olitoriicrcbc Hcgierires.
iernbane / gIaifa paabegnnotes
iaoar, "a Den ierite Tnl bier nebore.
pet / Gbitinn al ct RefoguoIcerinss.
oarti urhcr Sreerisr Senrp Eepos
2eheIie.
Eartiei bill opiriffe 2inicn ira Obi.
tina iii Matonuifa 8aiIieltet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Dol Nloer.

Sra Columbus, 9oni., teIegraic.
res Sen Sole Sunni:
NtrS. SSaue IIireb or ibua ofQaaet
ueo Spoen i iii Stem bert @pen /
Sen uipounuIig bsie gIoer al 102
Aor. SenbeS Maro Ncbe Tor 80
Nar iiocn. 6omiIien font til San.
los / 1864
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
1oroifiolp fclt / ollaifa

Sra Soirbanfs, MIaifa, t~cIesraie.
res Den 30Se Mai: Set ooIoiomitc
SorbfirIp. ION bar f,nhct Steo IL
Den / &,ni 1912. % ben iopcnbc
@uIfan aatmai plubielis poaeneSe
op % ipruteoe gifa uboper iaasoSt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05

Iom babe alcoen, fsItes Der &l. 6:03
| Wor9es. Set Ieoiageoes al iterfe
HpltelIer os en- ubpsgeIis unberior.
Diff 9ltren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05

surxp a. sfoosp CLASP xarlrs JuNr i5m 1908 Ar I'VE PosI
eulo. AZ DrooniH. Iowa rKpTI uI A1 % cosssEss o,
Gl,oH s, 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05

f,anaer Is en- epuaFine? -SuSSenuess
q fac COB tsm nosen anoen eemafine til ben
1cb6eIte VriS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Notwithstanding.

3bie Stunt.
zho 1t. 0aMI &pGamarfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05

. Dsnns Cane, buis Sterrslie sr ar.
10000. sr omtult aubsttebs / bette Rumsr.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-25
Severe Attack of Collie Cured

f.. f.. Cross, who travels in Virginia
and other Southern states, WAS taken
suddenly and severely III with colo. At
the first store he came TO the merchant
recommended Chxmberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two
doses Of it cured him. No one should
tie OF this preparation. For sale by All
Dealers
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-25

resistance, with what criticism
with what systematic holding back,
large body of bankers in this
country met the proposals of that
reform, and you know how, imme.
diately after its passage, they rec
ognized its benefits and its benei-
cence, and how ever since the
passage of that reform bankers
throughout the United States have
been congratulating themselves
that it was possible to carry out
this great reform upon sensible
and solid lines.
'rhen we advanced to the trust
program and again the same dread,
the same hesitation, the same ur-
gency that the thing should be
postponed. 1t will not be post
poned, and it will not be post
poned because we are the friends
of business. We know what we
are doing. We purpose to do it
under the advice (for we have been
fortunate enough to obtain the adj
vice. of men who understand the
business of the country; and we
know that the effect is going to be
exactly what the effect of the cur
rency reform was, a sense of relief
and security,
Because when the program is
finished, it is finished; the inter
rogation points are rubbed off the
slate; business is given it's consti-
tuition of freedom and is hidden go
forward under that constitution.
And Just SO soon as it gets that
leave and freedom there will be
boom of business in this country
such rs we have never witnessed in
the United States.
81 as friend of business and
servant of the country, would not
dare stop in this program and
bring on another long period of
agitation. Agitation longer con-
tinued would be fatal to the bust.
ness of this country, and if this
program is delayed there will come
agitation with every letter in the
word n capital letter. The choice
is a sober and sensible program
now completed or months upon
months of additional conjecture
and danger. | for one could not
ask this country to excuse a policy
which subjected business to longer
continued agitation and uncer-
tainty; and therefore / am sure
that it is beginning to be evident
to the whole press of this country,
and by the same token to the peo-
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-25
Business Opportunities

S. N. BUM, member of the
Central Real Estate Association
of Topeka, Kas., is having al
most constant corners and goers
looking after exchanges, due to
his extensive advertising of the
advantages of the San Luis
valley.
Should you have anything good to
trade, especially in the mercantile
line, here or elsewhere. see hi. at
once.
Parties wanting labor help notify s.
N. Bum at his labor office and secure
help at once.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-25

Representative McDermott of
Illinois, who was charged by Col
onel Mulhall with being paid
lobbyist for the National Assooia-
ton of Manufacturers before
congressional investigating CON-
mittee last winter, has resigned his
seat in congress. He denies the
charges of misconduct brought
against him and announces that he
will Immediately return to his dis
trict and become candidate for
re-. election.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-25
The PRESIDENT ON BUSINESS CONDITIONS

pie, that constructive program is
at last not only to be proposed,
but completed, and that when it 10
completed business can get and
will get what it can get in no other
way-rest, recuperation and sue
,cessful adjustment. / cannot rest
if you send me to bed wondering
what is going to happen to me in
the morning; but il you send me
to bed knowing what the course of
business is to be tomorrow morn
ing, | can rest How much better
is CERTAIN justice to the man
engaged in business"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-25

Miss Alta Williams friends will be
has secured her to give recital at the
Presbyterian church Friday evening,
July 3lst.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-25
PASTURACE

Good pasture, with good wAter and
fences; adjoins town on west. Brood
sows for sale. Moninger Bros.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-25

The following is an address de.
Ilvered recently by President Will
son before the Virginia Editorial
association:
Il want to say to you that as a
matter of fact the signs of very
strong business revival are becom-
ing more and more evident from
day to day, | want to suggest this
to you: Business has been in Il
feverish and apprehensive condi.
ton in this country for more than
ten years. | will not stop to point
out the time at which it began to
be apprehensive, but during more
than ten years business has been
the object of sharp criticism in the
United States-a criticism grow
ing in volume and growing in par
tlcularity, and as natural conse-
quence, as the volume of criticism
has increased business has grown
more and more anxious.
Business men have acted as
some men do who fear they will
have to undergo an operation, and
who are not sure that when they
get on the table the operation will
not be a capital operation. AS a
matter of fact, as the diagnosis has
progressed it has become more
and more evident that no capital
operation was necessary; that at
the most minor operation was
necessary to remove admitted dis
tempers and evils. The treatment
is to be constitutional rather than
surgical, affecting habits of life
and action which have been hurt
full. For on all hands it is adj
mitted that there are processes of
business or have been processes of
business in this country which
ought to be corrected; but the cor
rection has been postponed, and in
proportion to the postponement
the fever has increased-the fever
of apprehension.
There is nothing more fatal to
business than to be kept guessing
from month to month and from
year to year whether something
serious is going to happen to it or
not and what in particular is going
to happen to it if anything does
1t is impossible to forecast the
prospects Of any line of business
unless you know what the year is
going to bring forth. Nothing is
more unfair, nothing has been de-
clared by business men to be more
harmful, than to keep them guess
ing.
THE guessing went on, the air
was full of interrogation points, for
ten years and more. Then came
an administration which for the
first time had a definite program of
constructive correction; not Of de-
structive correction, but of a con.
structive correction of admitted
evil-a very clear program, dis
closed, so far as possible in n gen
eral program, in its particulars as
we'll rs in its general features. And
the administration proceeded to
carry out this program.
First, there was the tariff, and
business shivered. We don't like
to 90 in; the water looks cold.
But when the tariff had been
passed it was found that the read
iustment was possible without any
serious disturbance whatever. SO
that men said with a sense of re-
lief. We'll, we are glad to get that
behind us, and it wasn't bad after
ALL
uTl,o, anna the currencv re-
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-25

A complete vacuum cleaner OUTFIT
small payment down, balance monthly
Get busy; It ia springtimei houses need
cloa,iog A. NJ. ISBELL.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-25

Doing hard work in bent or stoop.
ing position puts stitch in the back
that is painful. II the muscles have be
come strained, you cant get rid OF II
without help. The great penetrating
mower OF BALLARD'S SNOW LlNI-
MENT will appeal to you most strongly
at such times. because It is the very
thing you need. Price 25c, zoe and sl.oO
p.r bottle. Sold by Fuller Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-08

found the same formations as were
encountered in the other two wells.
The first reach the sand at S17 and
the second at sos. The third well
reached the sand at S12, but it prov
ed to be only four feet in thickness.
Deeper drilling was done and at about
800 feet another sand, broken by rocks
and shale was found. This is an un-
usual condition in the field. The hole
stands full of oil, the four feet of
sand was a rich sand, and the well
will probably result in fair producer,
although its formations have not been
regular with the field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-08

The Wilson Producing Company is
new organization. The company
has 40 in the southeast of 20-3-3,
the capital stock is $4,000. Following
are the officers: John l.. Alternately,
president of the Purcell Wholesale
Grocery Company is president; w.
NJ. Tomlin, cashier of the Chickasaw
National Bank of Purcell, is secretary
treasurer, Henry NJ. Pennington, a
travelling salesman of Ardmore, is
vice president; B. F. Miller of the
Miller Wood and Tin Works of Ok
lahoma City, is general manager of
the company; d. A. Cochran, real
estate and insurance man of Wilson,
was elected to place portion of the
treasury stock of the company. This
company expects to be drilling on
the 40 by the first of April.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-08
OIL and GAS NEWS

people that the lighter grades will
come from the northwest portion of
the field. The most encouraging re-
made yesterday when it was stated
that the drill had passed down
through the first sand and went out of
it at 1892 feet, and was on top of
another oil sand. The we'll gives
promise of being a good one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-08

A bunch Of new people are here
from Tulsa. Among them are S. Gal
lais, John d. Porter and Joe Drouta.
These men are with the Britton-John-
son Oil Company. With this party
was S. w. Parish of the Tulsa Drill
ing Company. These gentlemen will
go over the fields and will look for
investments while here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-08

A useful report cannot be made on
the Westheimer well in the southeast
of 6-4-3. The sand was reached at
1860, the well caved and the drillers
have been underreaming to lower the
casing and have been cleaning out
the well. What kind of producer 1t
will make no one knows until it is
cleaned out and drilled in. 1t is so
far the farthest well west, and for
that reason it is interesting to the
field. 1t proves a nice strip of terri
tory on the west side and owners of
property in sections and I are feel
ing better.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-08

j. Truman Nixon, one of the promi-
nent oil men of the state is expected
here today from Tulsa. He is inter-
ested in the wild cat well in 27-3-3east,
known as the Berwyn well, and he
and f. w. Davis of the Oil Creek Oil
and Gas Company will visit that test.
This test is about $50 feet deep, a
cave-in has delayed the drilling. A
large shipment of casing has been
received and it is the intention of
the company to prosecute the drill
ing. The company controls about ten
thousand acres in that portion of the
county.