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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-20
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m1ssioners see fit to doll it out piece
meal without SO much as a protest.
There seems to be more glory than
cash connected with the county print
ing in Latah-but if man wants to
commit financial suicide he ought to
be allowed to do so.-Genesee News.
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Christian Church

Big day Sunday at the Christian
church in the Evangelistic Services.
Every day has added interest to the
meeting. You will want to be at the
services Sunday. Themes of deepest
interest both night and morning. Good
music, inspiring singing. Come.
Bible School, 10; preaching, IL; G..
E., $780, Preaching, "a skeptic Con-
VERIFIED" 73O. Services every night at
1870, except Saturday. You are invit-
ed Many interesting questions to be
answered.
GEO. FOWLER, Minister.
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First Baptist Church

Worship with preaching IL a. m. and
1880 p. m. Young People, $3.50 p. m. !;
Sunday School, 9:45 a. M; prayer and
m. You are invited to worship with
us.
ALFRED B. PARRY, Pastor
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This country used to be noted in
Europe for its shirtsleeves diplomacy
Now it is about to get a reputation for
not wearing anything but a strictly
business subdivision Tribune.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-20

At first General Hindenburg scorn-
ed to enter Warsaw except through the
front door. Now he seems to be
searching to discover if anybody left
back window open.-Lewiston Tri-
bune.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-20

They (the newspapers are not
peaceable like the printers of Latah
county, who sit still and allow the
printing to be divided up as the COM
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PRESBYTERIAN Church

Sunday school at 9:45, Christian En-
deavor at 6:30, topic, 'Favorite Chap
tiers of the Bible and Why" Worship
and sermons at IL a. m. and 1870 p.
m. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
DAVID HENRY HARE, Pastor.
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Preparation For War
Does Not Make
For Peace
By WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
Secretary Of State

THE theory that has obtained in
our country for the last dec
ade-nay, for the last quar-
ter of century-that we must
build up our military is now an ex-
ploded theory. No one would dare
say today that the best prepara-
ton for peace is preparation for
war.
LET US WHO PREACH THAT
BEWARE OF THE FOLLY.
YOU CAN'T PREPARE FOR
WAR UNLESS THERE IS SOME
BODY YOU HATE OR FEAR.
You can't build a permanent
peace OH fear. The fallacy of the
ages taught that we should get the
enemy down so that he couldn't
resist.
If ONE PER CENT OF THE MON
Ely SPENT ON DREADNOUGHTs
WAS SPENT IN cULTivATING THE
FRIENDSHIP OF NATIONS WE
ARM AGAINST THERE WOULD BE
NO NEED OF THESE WEAPONS.
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OF course it is none of our business,
but if we were the Russian army we
would try to learn to keep out of east
Prussia-Lewiston Tribune.
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st, Marks Church

First Sunday in Lent 10 a. M, Sun
day School; II a. M, morning prayer
and sermon; 4:30 p. NJ, Vesper serv-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-20

Some of the unemployed army were
veterans before hard times struck the
country two years ago.-Boise States
man.
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First Church of Christ Scientist
Corner Third and Jackson street.
Services every Sunday at IL o'clock
and Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
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FOR RENT THREE LIGHT HOUSE,
keeping rooms, modern. Phone
269-Z. 21-7p
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ices; offertory solo by Mrs. Joseph
Aspray.
Vesper Services
1t has been the custom for many
years to have Vesper Services during
the Sundays in Lent. Sunday will
therefore be the first in this year, 4:30
p. m.
Wednesday, week-night service, 8
p. NJ; Friday, Children's Service, 4
p. m.
REV. J. WATSON, Rector.
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If you have to write letters any
way you might just as well write them
on paper that will do you credit. Get
your stationery at the Star-Mirror.
They can show you the latest and most
approved styles.
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WANTED-NEAT, COMPLIANT Elk
perienced woman for day work,
general household duties. Telephone
127 or call at 2O4 Jefferson. 1928
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FOR SALE SEVEN-ROOM MODERN
house in select part of Elm Addi-
ton. Will absolutely sacrifice. En-
quire at 416 Lewis street. 96-32
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FOR RENT MODERN BROOM COT
tage, close in. Phone 276-N. 2Otf
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The Catholic Church

First mass at s o'clock, and second
lat 1880 a. m. Benediction at 1880
p. m. :.
FATHER PECoUL.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT e-ROOM HOUSE, CLOSE
in. Enquire at 315 Second street. 22tf
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FOR SALE-MiscellaneOus.

FOR SALE-126-EGG INCUBATOR.
Mrs. E. R. Headley. 23tf
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FOR RENT-THE TWO GOLFER COT
tages, one 4-room and bath, and one
broom and bath; reasonable rent.
See Veatch or Phone As. 1879
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FOR SALE-Liye Stock.

FOR SALE-A NO. 1 TEAM, WEIGHT
400 each, Z years old. Phone 926x6.
g 23-47p
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS AT THE
Idaho, hot and gold water and
lights furnished. O7tf
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FOR SALE-ReaI Estate.

FOR SALE-160-ACRE FARM, 10
acres in cultivation with improve
ments. Price right. Star-Mirror.
2O-5p
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FOR RENT ROOM WITH BATH, 2o3
East First. 13tf
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FOR RENT STRICTLY MODERN 10
room house on East Eighth street.
Phone co. 97tf
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
WANTED-NEAT, COMPETANT Elk
perienced woman for day work,
general household duties. Telephone
127 or call at 204 Jefferson. 22-3
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT 6-ROOM HOUSE, CLOSE
in. Enquire at 315 Second street. 22tf
FOR RENT-THREE LIGHT HOUSE,
keeping rooms, modern Phone
269-Z BID
FOR RENT MODERN 5-ROOM COT
tage, close in. Phone 276-N. 2Otf
FOR RENT THE TWO GOLFER COT
tages, one 4-room and bath, and one
broom and bath; reasonable rent.
See Veatch or Phone As. 1872
FOR RENT ROOM WITH BATH, 2O3
East First. 13tf
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS AT THE
Idaho, hot and cold water and
lights furnished O7tf
FOR RENT STRICTLY MODERN 10
room house on East Eighth street.
Phone 60. 97tf
FOR SALE-Real Estate.
FOR SALE CONVENIENT GROOM
house, and lot, city and well water.
Call 225-N, Lilly street. 23-47
FOR SALE 16O-ACRE FARM, 10
acres in cultivation with improve
ments. Price right. Star-Mirror.
2O-5p
FOR SALE SEVEN-ROOM MODERN
house in select part of Elm Addi-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06

nnd rducatlon viii IrnI IN Lrltrr
things Every nonuuloni.t shoulJ he
Within the shpltrrlnr protecting rouks
" Organized Labor II Will be- better
for all concerned when all arr organ.
izel and Il is not hard tu convince the
uuurgpuized " this truth Labor
union men are fast coming tO the rnu.
clusluu that their acts should hp in
llur 3W days I'm the year as whom
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
PROBE IS
URGED BY WHITE
But Fears Fight Now on May
Wreck United Mine Workers
Of America

MrNlESTFR. Sept Tnot fac
AVA uoum strife among the leaders N
the United Mine Workers Of America
which has Iced to the calling Of di,
lrut convention 90 be held at McAIr-
Ter ~ b. part NJ an orgnuiud at
temp, ro wreck the union and di,creIit
tine existing ,nutrurt between miner.
and upnmtors is the belief W John
T. White International president and
such belief b. given Boo letter ~.
GENTLY addressed hy him TO the Mine
Worker,
white calls the attention of miner,
ln District NO ~ tu attempts along
that line throughout the last yrur. and
says graft money ha, brcu pud fnr
the sole purpose NJ prTpuutiug the
system N compulsory arbitration. and
that the element seeking to dis.rdIt
the present agreement urr the self
same men who while outvnrdl ruu
demnlng the system NJ compulsory an
Continued uu Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06

Linked with the celebration ~ In
hnr DAY Is luhors hope for improved
Industrial conditions. aud the hupc iu
sprp, the thought aud the action thUl
win ultimately lead tu the achieve
ment ~ the desires of to-day aud pro
coed un and on tu the accomplishment
VI things beyond the dreams Of the
most ardent adyuratr NJ peace and
happiness and brotherhood among
men iu our time
The first Monday In September ur
enrh recurring year is more than n
day W mere celebration NJ pnst
achievements 10 the serious minded
trades uulnnst II Is also n day for
reflection and Thought speculation
and analysis. planning uud building
for better day and brighter view
IN the years TINT are To follow upmcd
up hcfnrp his gpye urr the grcnt possi
blltes of the future fur woe cor veal
the hurtfu thiug- that hinder pro
urrss. the helpful aids to greater nd
vancpmcut aud the rnnd HAT leads tu
the wished fnr goal Of mhnmpcred
conditions and opportunities fur the
men aud women W toll
Though fitting time Tor uclchrO
tlon over the forward steps uf th,
past IN greater seuso Labor nal
should be- n tlmo fur turning me ucr,
NJ the hosts " labor toward the fu
turr In order TINT the obstacles yol
tn be- encountered mnN the more ruNll
bo overcome II Is true of course
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06

that pluddlng hIIudly ou We may get
somewhere. but d surrr course. more
certain way uf producing the desired
result, Is to march forward with eyes
wide opcu, lmmmr 90 surprises aud
conscious of the difficulties likely to
hrslrur ms.
There /. but a single way Ia avoid
frequent aud disastrous mistakes ana
that is be- weighing carefully every
action In advance and never making
% move that Judgment, based ulon
sound reasoning cannot appruyr
When care and caution aud logic have
md their sway, then the employer
hurlr oull, cullug his forces Ia arms
rnu hr heard boy the labor movement
without fear doubt ur hrgltanry. hui
there ls uu other way. and Labor Dn,
s m appropriate time for giving
Thought uf q serious character tn uur
aims objects and methods.
The great labor movement is nu
field tur the Irrational dryllmn, .rnrr
dreamer tn pl, his trade There rs
too much Involved IN a. Tho welfare
nnd the good of too many human be-
ing are dependent upon Il The muu
who would lightly ruusidcr the couse
uurncr, ~ hls motives and throw
thousands Of others into confusion and
NuIl'rlnt sorrow nnd despair must
NrcN other channels through which
l' satisfy his cravings hruuU.c tur lu
hor movement must lu,isl That u shall
mot be compelled 10 hvhDhl thg img
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
SINK BOATS TO
BLOCK ENTRANCE
Russia Admits That Steamers
Sunk in Riga We're Sent Down
by Germany Herself

I uNDuN Sept O. Fighting nm
~ both wings or the eastern front
proceeds with much srpnter ylgor tnnn
the struggle foo the center vher, tn.
Invaders apparently are having DIM
rultie- 'in uuckIyss .vumpy In the
south ncur the Gpllpuu border. for.
tune fIuctuutrs The main offensive.
however ,till lies with the Austrlaus
and Germans Ou the north flank
Field Marshal yg, uindenburg now
holds the pvmu briigrhead at Fried
rlrhsNdt but has lost that d Lenne
wud0 further down the river towards
Riga The battle m that region con.
uuur- without decisive results
Russia has corrected earlier REPORTS
concerning thr attempts W the Ger
mans To make landing at pernau
confirming Berllns statement that la
stead NJ losing vessels ~ the result.
" attacks hy the Russians, the Ger.
maus Intentionally sank several small
steamers TO block the entrance TO the
gulf VI Riga The deduction il made
thnt the Germans feared the Russians
would land there sufficiently strong
forces to threaten Field Marshal Won
Hindenhurg's left FLANK.
saturday and Sunday along the
western front brought continuation
u the vigorous bombardIaant hy
French artillery NJ Arras In the Ohau.
pnunr the Argonnr along the L0r.
ruiuc frruiiur and the yosgsa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
Temperature Data


rdics TIM Hrr made when common
chance ,ump- ru foolish mcu" And n
ls well That 900 Labor bay these things
shnIl have plnrc among the thoughts
" the men 0ud women Who labor
IN this enlightened time II Is not
necessary ln Doe constantly displaying
ppwer IA order 10 convince employers
of lts pos-rsluu lie Is indeed duh
creature who Ne this day and time
mistake conservatism and love "
peace fur vrnlnpgs and rnwer,lirp
IAhurs courage ana strength have ~
often hcru demonstrated that there is
no room Tor doubt IN the mind NJ any
man regarding thesc qualities An us.
sprtiuus tu the untmr, nntulthstnnd
Ing Those urgmizntlon which strike
hest. and 'hr unions which hrncticp
the doctrine NJ using the strike ~ n
means of last resort command the
respect u mot the admiration NJ nh
thuughiful rouplc whether cmpIuyer
ur cmplulc When such uu orunulzn
tion locs engage In q strike n ls ln n
position tn put up stubborn md
Vigorous contest hccausp H. resources
have not hrn pufusely suunulprrd
in constant strife
There I. 800 much work tn hr done
hy Organized Labor Tint hc ls Indeed
fool who so directs ufmlrs as to
waste ouorN nnd resources tunu in
consequential things and lu ,ln.mudl,
efforts which 'rod in Dn imnro,rmruf
Persistent systematic organization
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
lHASKELL IS IN
B|GO|LCOMPA ANY
Would Be STANDARD OIL Co. Of
Oklahoma" But Name
Taken as Joke

EEW persons are aware perhaps,
4 that there Is m existence IL vorporn
iOuu bearing tur mm ui the Standard
Uu Company ut oklahoma Vet ther.
i-. as Secretary uf Stutr j l.. Lyon
discovered lhIs murulNr upon receipt
uf % Telegram from willard u Suy ot
New York. stating lhul a N1OuUOW
ol company i- hrlul organized there
TO operate m oklahoma. aud asking
NJ the above name could hr u,rd with
out Infringement
The Telegram received boy Secretary
Lyon rpud-
Arranging Incorporation aud n
uuuviug Ut five million dollar uiI
company go he chartered aud operated
iu oklahoma, Am associated with
Governor g. a. Haskell. now at Wal
dUrr lmtcl pleOse wire quickly, could
We uuWr company Standard on Com
ppuN uf oklahoma Haskell pruhhl,
win hr president Hurry reply. please
care Waldorf
Upon looking mp his records Secrp
my lyuu ascrrtalued that cummn,
murIur thcuumr Standard Oil Com
wu. Of Oklahoma was chartered In
the territory NJ Oklahoma few hour.
before the commonwealth lcrame n
state in ip0I the filling having hceu
nude hy /. H. Patterson, recently Il
candidate fur the Democratic numinn
tlun fpr mayor IN oklahoma city. and
thr mmcs of n n Rogers and G. l.
Rockefeller appear among the list oi
Iucupumtor II II snid the filling
was Wadc ut the time ns practical
iukg but u stands us official
SrcrWy lNun ihls morning an
tvcrpl Nh SAYS wire Numr stand
urd uu Company of oklahoma taken
IN charter issued iu 1901"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
Hesperjan Sunk; No Lives Lost;
Passengers Report Subsea Attack
Allan Liner Goes Down
Few Miles OFF Queens
town After Wallowing
in Distress All Night
Belief is That Boat Was
Torpedoed.

r nNunN Son, q The AIIop inner
II lIrspcrlun sank at tij th"
morning Within fl few miles NJ Queens
,.., .r.. ,.,,t, ,,,ir and , ynI.
uhIeeI rescue ere" "l go """ '''''' "
brave fight 10 bring the crippled Hllp
into rprl
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','u 81 'u""''' "9 '''' N.Y. I,.....
N,'""'', '"' VI. ~ "1'.,' , "'' ..... ma.
u''"' 10 'N"' 'u' ''',.' ....... I..'.- -, a..
,'''''" '', ,.,.I a,.. An
Queenstown hy Tine steamer Empress.
The sinking uf Jm il"prr,nu 100 "''p
water probably will prevent W0 lu'r7
tmuUu 10 determine whether iNr DIS
u-tpr rr-uisd from % submarines l"r
pydu or from "a milne Iur li-l of idrn
Titled survivors .ull leaves uou-idrrl
Bile number NJ persons uuuowtrd for
The Allen Hue is confident thr Nuul
checking up viii show uu loss NJ NE
rKcrpt for the death Of one or two
persons after reaching Queenstown
QIEENSIONN Sept @ Wireless
reports received hy the Allan Line
state that Captain Main and tine mem.
beers of Tine ouow nf the lIrsprrion Who
remained 0huurI, were taken uf Dee
fore the steamer tyuudcrcd.
A Chronicle dispatch from queens
town suN Miss Cnrhcrr4- Hn elderly
passenger on the llcsporiou diod from
shock after beiug rescued. ana mat
another womnu sur'umhrd short
time after being ulhru aboard Oh"
rrsrur Ship.
...........
NA9HIN,'I"N Sept ''" ",,.l.
uelhlI- ot me h'In'N "P'" '", N',''
liner heNn"TlHh were "WH'''u '"un'
hN OFFICIALS OF the American Eo'''"
m'nt VINO, r''al'l"g ,,'f"' mN.u'a'., ", -
from AIhhuS'au"I Won wv ,.'''' w.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
WATER PROBLEM
HALTS INDUSTRY
But City Commission Within }
Weeks VIII Have Proposal
10 Submit

THE definite plans for au adequate
4 water supply system will bee ready
10 be- presented 60 The people Of okla
homu city within three weeks. ac
rordlug tu ana announcement hy Com
missioner OF Public Property ] q.
Street. to-day All the imprnctlcublr
p1sslhillllc, of % new vntcr .ystpu
huyr been Wredcd out after extensive
Investigation and study by .J-,hrrr,
aud IL is said that when the uIuus and
estimates now belug prepared are com
pipted they Will represent the only ub
sumJcly reliable md uurrilur source
Of water supply which {. possible Ior
Oklahoma city.
Seven possibilities existed ut frt
FOR the supply " o. permanent water
s,stru. Each was Investigated and
studied in turn, und flaws We're found
ia The possibility ~ pruunurnry Boo aU
hut two. Both ~ these are purti
cable. aud It Is uu the final plans NJ
the system morn suited to the need. NJ
iCunlmuct ou I0y rnupi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
TRAFFIC EVILS
STILL EXIST
Mayor Vows He WIN Stop Speed
Ing and the Use OF Blind
ing Headlights

THERE are two things TINT Mayor
= Ed uycrhulsrr proposes to put %
stop Ia lu the immediate future The
first Is. automobile and motorcycle
speeding. and second. the bright glare
~ the motor cur- ln the downtown dis
trtrt
Iu stop speeding the mayor pro.
poses tp use the polirr court us the
most effective means 10 stop the 9th
rr nuisance he probably will frame un
urdlunure prohibiting motor rur own.
er, from using the bright lights down
town
That the mayor Is not fully salts
fled with the tenderness shown to
specialists hy his policc Judge Is shown
hy his attitude regarding his new
plan tie says the court hus not lined
the sUrrdists %, heavily as they will
hr IN the future
just vhut regulations M the bright
lights uu motor cars viii be- made IN
the new ordinance the mayor said hp
WINS mot Doc position Jo state at this
time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06

the land until the shuo ruu bee placed
on the other tuut and uu employer.
however greedy and dysluur win dur.
lo lutrrirrr with the rights VI men
ANA women wage rumer- ru urmutr
and bargain Boo the manner which tu
them sprm- best
Nhcp the workers are aI organized
No" opportunities fur improvement
Will 0r almost without limit n sen
SihIr aud straightforward pulir, be-
adopted and strictly adhered u mud
the crazy wIIt wo'l.s Of the irratIuu
Hls Hr Abuupi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
SIGHTS LIFELESS DERELICT

HONOLULU ~ n Sept 6 The
British steamer Indnh which has
arrived here vita the Panama canal rc.
ported uuluy having sighted nt rn the
Peruvian bark Nrrruriu % vutrrloggrd
drrrIiut without signs ~ ne aboard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06

r R'WNsNILlE Tex. Sept 8-Ths
proposition ~ assembling force
q" troops uu the border sufficient T.,
'NI' mora. effect ou the Mexican
'',a.'r' rs rapidly bclus solved
H' hd"rrh there will be- four
thousand men, rHynlry. infantry srtu.
Zoo. .-n1. nud nero corps In this dis.
.... % "mmud large enough. # ia
..I." Q" exert sufficient moral force.
u" N1h" ihr Use " physical force mn
W '.-'"'} ln maintaining quiet In the
.o'I'f counties with their 20 per cent
N'N'hn population The troors sr,.
'.''"'lug d territory nearly the size
" lh" state Of Maine which contains
only nH" city. Brownsville
II Us country without rnpJ. ,,
.'ul near the small town. Grant
'pn0n- are covered with Lr,.b tro,,
rr,rI only hy trails aud ,ncb trails
.Uhl "n.N experienced guide, can fol.
."N 'hrm Nearly everything I'm thIs
h'N'h bears thorns. some pf which
pierce leather
How iU distinguish between laval
a"I dl~.lal M,H lean resldant, NJ tha
American side II so rar an unsolyed
problem and the lack " this kunwl
''l' Is memce Ia the international
relations Because they have hesn
unable 10 know what Mrxicnns are
,hrlr friends. Americans NJ this section
..'Ai ANA prepare 10 take action an
fhe wllhfs uf runcrs
u now is established that the tvo
A"'Ilrans were dragged from horse.
possibly after they were dead I'm ro
'"iIhlion for some picture postcards
which have been spread over an norm
east Mexico These were picture. n,
''Ah' Hangers uu horseback win
f"p"- about the bodies " som. Meu
cans hi.II scyrrl weeks MO IN m.
ilihl a' Lus NorIas The rangers An
h" lrHe these bodies They only
lo."u for .hr picture, 10 sstisf, ,
IN".'s"nhrr The Wide sale of tba.,,
pictures nrodurrI bad feeling
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
1000 TROOPS ON
MEXICO BORDER
BY Mid Week Funston VIII Have
Brownsville Excitement
Gained Down
HARD TERRITORY TO PATROL
Texans Wrought to Such Nervous
State That They Draw Many
Conclusions FOOliShly

WASHINGTON, sept. 6.-Ma-
Jor "enerd Funston reported today
that General Nafarrattee, the
Iarranla commander at Matamo-
ros, again had decided that Car.
rama trooper, were raiding the
Mexican border and proposed
bringing more Carran1a troops 10
the Mexican side to suppress dis.
orders. Carrania authorities have
suggested conference 10 arrange
joint action.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
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