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Evening star., 1915-11-25
Shots Had Little Effect.

1t is regarded as certain that at least
one of these bullets hit Carter, and
when another bullet was found only
slightly imbedded in one of the walls
in the room where the shooting took
place the theory was advanced that
the shells in Cats revolver may have
contained old powder or may have
been of the mid-range type such as
was used in revolver practice by police
officers several years ago. Maj. Pull
man is making an investigation to de-
termine whether any of these old mid
range cartridges or shells of less than
killing power are now in use, but has
been unable to discover that any but
regulat ton shells are carried by the
police officers.
Evening star., 1915-11-25

Savoy, 18th st. & Columbia Rd.
TODAf-0HE.l 2:30-Famo1s Players tlnc.)
presents MARY PICKFoRD and IRVING
CUMMINGS in the Paramount 5-act Drama.
ESMERALDA." MAT, DC and 1oc.
EVENINGS, 1ec.
Evening star., 1915-11-25

Leader, 9th Bet. e & F SITS. NV.
TODAY AND REMAINDER OF THE WEEK
WILTON LACkAIE and CLARA KIM
BALL YOUNG, in ''TRILBI." Orchestra.
Evening star., 1915-11-25

Circle, 21O5 Pm. Ave. Phi. w. 953.
TODAY-BLANCHE SWEET. ASSISTED EY
CARLlLE BLACKWELL AND THEODORE
ROBERTS. IN THE CASE OF BECKY
CONTINUOUSLY FROM 2:15
T0MORROW-BEATRI MICuEIENA. in
SALVATION NELL"
Evening star., 1915-11-25

Olympic, 143l You st. NV.
TODA1-SPECIAL MATINEE AT PM
HAROLD LOCKWOOD and MAY ALL
son, In THE HOUSE OF SCANDALS" I"
Mutual Masterpicture.
Evening star., 1915-11-25

Crandall's Apollo, 624 H st. NE.
TODAY-OPEN ; P.M.-DANIEL FRoHAIaN
PRESENTS MARY PICKFORD, in THE
DAWN OF A TOMORROW"
Evening star., 1915-11-25

Elite. 18th and r. I. Ave. NV.
To-Day. L. s. Z. PRESENTS ANITA
STEWART AND EARLE WILLIAMS. in
TIE SINS OF THE MOTHERS"
IoMORROW-JANE CoWL, in THE
GARDEN OF iES.'.
Evening star., 1915-11-25

Washington Thenter. 18th and U.
IoDAG-OPEN : P.M.-FRANCIS Y. BUSH
MAN, in THE SILENT VOICE"
Evening star., 1915-11-25

CraBdalPs Thenter, 9th and e SITS.
TODAY AND TOMoRROw-world Film
Corporation presents FLORENCE ROCK
WELL. in the great Frohman Feature,
BODY AND SOIL"
Evening star., 1915-11-25

PhOtoplays Equal to Any
Shown and Only Sc.
Get a large picture of your favorite
Photo Player free of charge
Evening star., 1915-11-25

Lyric. 18th and Irving SITS. NV.
TODA1-OPEN 2 P.M.-kalem presents
THOMAS LINGHAM MARIE SAIS and
TRUE B0ARDMAN. in THE PITFALL."
IN ACTS. HEARST-SEI.IG NEWS
PICTORIAL No. 9l. Also LOVE ANDi
Law" Nitagraph Feature. presenting
WILLIAM DUNCAN, GEO. STANLEY
and ANN DREW
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
MUCH MINING WORK
AT COMMERCE, OKLA.
Being Built at the Present
Time.

Special to The World
COMMERCE. Okla, Sept 1O-The
Commerce Mining & Royalty co. is
building two new concentrating plants
about two miles north Of Commerce.
The Blue Goose is nearing compile
tion and win be a 2OO-tou mill, and
expects to make it's initial run about
September IS. They have the ground
well opened up and have two shafts
down and will be able to run steady
almost from the start They will
commence hosting from the 270-foot
level The other plant they are build
ing VIII be known as the Beaver and
it will probably be about sixty days
until completed. The mill Will be
the same size as the Blue Goose.
This ground is also well opened up
and the dirt at both places is eXcep-
tionally rich. The Beaver would ho
ready to run much earlier only they
are shy on building material, as there
is such an enormous amount Of build
ing in Commerce and vicinity that all
the yards are crowded to their fun
est capacity News.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
TO STOP DRUMRIGHT
CASE, IF POSSIBLE
Attorney For Defense Files writ of
Prohibition Seeking to Throw
Case Out Of Court.

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept 1O.-Ap-
pIication will be made next Tuesday
to the supreme court for writ OF
prohibition against Justice Hardy Of
the high court TO prevent him acting
further i'm the case against city Of
ilciuls Of Drumright TO suspend them
from office. Attorney Norman Has
kcH representing the Drumright Of
ficials, said today that the action
would be taken i'm the effort to have
the original ease take its course in
the district court at Sapulpa.
The application for the writ was
presented TO the court this morning,
but only three Justices were in the
city Justice Hardy being one of them
and consequently disqualified, it was
decided TO wait units Tuesday when
the fun court would Sit
Justice Hardy heard evidence in
the case this week at the conclusion
of which attorneys for the defendants
asked for time to file briefs which
was given. I'm addition to filing
briefs attorneys for the defendants
now seek to prohibit Justice Hardy
from further action i'm the case
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
BROOM CORN POORLY
CURED SELLS CHEAP

Correspondence Of the Associated Press)
SAYRE. Okla, Sept. loom
plaint is made by the broomcorn
buyers here that the brush is being
brought to market in bad shape, and
that the price is therefore lower than
il would be If the broomcorn offered
was properly cured and baled.
The broomcorn throughout this sec
tion is really fine, but few Of the
growers know how to cure and bale
if properly. one buyer has made a
trim through the broOmcorn section
and has demonstrated TO many OF the
growers how the brush should be
baled lie also gave them advice on
curing IT, Too much Of 1t is brought
TO the market green and fun of sap,
Good brush properly cured ana
baled is selling here for $75 to $S5
q ton.
Some of the broomcOrn offered on
the market here was so green ana so
peorlv baled that it was refused.
The farmers were compelled TO take
il home and complete the drying
process before retailing ito
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
CO. EXCISE BOARDS
ARE IN QUANDARY
Limit Levy and Allowance
for Road Building
Conflict.

Special 70 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept lO-Ex-
else boards in many counties i'm the
state are in "a quaudary as TO what to-
Go following an opinion from the at
tornoy general concerning the extent
OF tine levy boards may make for tine
benefit of roads and bridges I'm the
new state highway law passed by the
1915 legislature are provisions where
by levy of IA m,I is made by the
state for road purposes, and il is also
provided the county may make an
other levy Of IA Of a mill for the
county road aud bridge fund L, is
also provided that the county excise
board may make levy not To exceed
eight mills for current expenses of
the county The current expenses in
''ude among other things, expenses
OF the road and bridge fund,
Different counties i'm the state have
"a different constitutional limit for the
county levy some have five mills,
some four mi Is and others diffcrcn,
limits above which ordinarily they
could not go, but for the provision in
the 1913 statute that allows them to-
levy eight mills to carry out the pro-
visions of the state highway law
The opinion Of the attorney general.
recently given, was that the county
hoard could in no instance mako q
levy above the limit previously fixed.
For instance I'm i'lttshurg county the
INIT is four mills for the county levy
II the limit should be- held 20 this ac-
COrdIug to the attorney generals
opinion, it is said they could not raise
enough money to be of any benefit
TO the roads and bridge work. Mem
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11

George r. wakefield; alternate for
delegate, r. II Slcgfrlcd
Tho lecturer and chaplain win be
appointed by the new Grand knight
before the installation Of the new set.
of officers at the first regular meet
ing ln October
The past year has been q very Sue
ccssful one for the Knights in Tulsa.
due largely 90 the executive ability Of
the retiring Grand knight. Thomas
W Mason, and he leaves office with
q fine record behind him The coun-
ell is in 70 flourishiug condition fnau-
cially and showed the largest percent
age Of increase iu membership of all
Oklahoma councils. The degree team
is now considered among the best iu
tho state and has several trips 10
store for limitations throughout the
eastern and central parts of Okla
homa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
CUT DOWN FORCE
OF u. S. MARSHALS
Alton District is One of the Sections
Left Without
officer.
snecinl To The World.

Special to The World.
ACTON. okla, Sept. 1O.-The cur
failing of expenses by the department
has necesstatcd the cutting down Of
the number Of United States deputy
marshals in oklahoma. Cal B. Gar
man. who has been the deputy mar
shal in this district for over a year
with headquarters at Miami has re-
signed his position and though offered
a similar position elsewhere, has de-
cidcd to go back TO his neglected work
on the farm. Mr.. Garman was one Of
the most capable men on =. A. Enloe's
force and this district regrets very
much to loose him. No one viii be ap-
pointed to fill his vacancy at present
and this will leave this district with
out a deputy marshal for the present.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
To Handle Damaged Wheat.


OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept 1O.-At q
meeting Of grain men In this city a
committee was appointed 10 handle
the matter of damaged wheat on ac-
count Of the Galveston high water
Dealers and shippers present repre-
sented more than $50 cars that had
been damaged by the water. The
question Of who should stand the loss.
the shipper or the consigucc, will be
taken up with the proper authorities.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
HAY is BEGINNING TO STEM.
Marry Farmers Putting 1t in Barn
Expecting Better Price.

Special to The World
ALTON, Okla. Sept lot is re-
ported by some of the may men that
the hay is beginning to stem This is
caused, they say. by the excessively
wet weather. Most of the hay around
Alton has been cut. although there is
some that will not be cut on account
Of the wet weather holding the hay
crews back and so some hay and
grass land cannot be gotten to before
frost Alton is the largest shipping
point for hay i'm the state of Okla
homa and depends largely on her hay
crop. Most Of the farmers are barn
ing their hay, expecting hay to bring
a good price this winter and next
spring.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
KNIGHTS COLUMBUS
NAME NEW OFFICERS
Charles W. Daley is Made Grand
Knight: The Lodge is
ElOurishinC.

Thursday night Tulsa Council No.
11O4. Knights of. Columbus elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year.
Grand Knight, Charles W Daley;
deputy Grand Knight, George r.
Welsh, treasurer Thomas T. Reagan;
warden, Bernard i. Mcmahon. re-
corded. r. Y. McGivern; inner guard,
Edward Kane; outer guard, a. r.
Butler; advocate, Thomas D. Lyons
trustee, Ray Short; delegate J j.
Madden; alternate for Grand Knight,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
ALTON TO INCREASE TAX LEVY
But Total Tax Will BE Less This Year
Than Last Season.

ACTON, Okla, Sept. 1O.-A special
election Will have to be held here this
year for the purpose Of voting an ad-
.ditional levy Of six mills for town pur-
poses. A town Of this size is only all
lowed to levy forr mills by law, which
isn't sufficient to meet necessary eN-
penses. No additional levy for
school purposes will be made though
-and taxes in Alton will be less this
year than last.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
SCHOOL EXAMINE ALL
THE SCHOOL CHILDREN

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept 1O.-In a
bulletin just issued state Health Com
missioner j. W. Duke calls attention
to the approaching school term when
all schools of the state viii be open
to children. Health conditions Of
these children should be considered
carefully cautions the commissioner,
and preparations should be made for
examination of the pupils as to phys
ical defects, If any. Examinations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
Clear Conscience.

Omar-Old Skinner Is said TO be
worth nearly a million
Heiny-Made it out Of whisky, ehy
Omar-NOt a dollar Of it.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
THEIR SEVENTEENTH CHILD.
Special to The World

Special to The World.
ALTON, Okla, Sept 1O-On
August 10 Mr.. and Mrs. w. q.
Broyles, northwest Of town, be
came the parents Of their seven
toonth child, fifteen of whom are
living. These parents hold the
record i'm this part OF the state
for having the most children born
into their family.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
Remember "DOC"?

Want to borrow money! World
Want Ads will put you in touch with
the right party
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
SUPPRESS ACCIDENTS
TO HELP LITIGANTS



OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept 10.-Both
the state labor commissioner depart
ment and the industrial commission
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11

If you want to hire help Of any
kind use World Wants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11

IN SOUTH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11

At the Palace theater next Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11

one hundred full sized Bed
Comforts, worth $3.50, today G0c
Two hundred and fifty Mems
Hats in both soft and dcrbys,
worth up to $3.50, today 0sc
Our entire stock Of Mems Cloth
ing, comprising all the staple
shades especially priced for to-
day at one half off
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11

Five hundred pairs Of ladies'
and misses slippers, values up
to $3.50, for today ......, ISc
one hundred Ladies Wash
Dresses, for today .....,... 50c
From TO 9 o'clock a. m. Hope
four-quarter bleach Muslin will
be sold ten yards for csc. Not
mnrc than ten yards to GUS
toner.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
HAS F0RrY-0NE UNIONS
81 Joseph Shows a Gsir IN Lsber
Membership over Tha; e' the
Wear Previous

Commissioner ut Labor ~Btstics
john 9 Fiseytaid has iusi scHt oat
salug advance information fom the
Rsd Uupk which si,ta enU,. interest
lnr "details friatlss tp oIHaulfrd tabor
ia ~t iosrph The t,pult Nill ehnv
that ihrfr was sain 40 m'mha afahIp
ln ih, principal cities st ity state
durinF rhr ycst lust closed and
amonf thrm Is, loseph vas sryuUd od
m,rsae
So Joseph b. credited vj,h forts
0no iahot unions Nhich had q malt
mrwbcgshtp at s,ss, and fymal, ass u
total Of ssta \ yfsr aso o. iahot
triu,t,d d total nrmb,i
ship of 2.sSe, q aNln of sfs m"u aud
women IN the co0ttr 81 !. northa
Garincut wogkrrs 81 this ru, have =
local vi 81 mslc and s0o rsmal. mcm
brta. niaklps u thr htacH uuioo in
thr rity. hat thrty are oihetF which
aro well ofgsultvd amonF which are
BARRIERS. hla,stmiths hrcavvS Vork
cts, cigar makers roapvsa 'lrcui icai
Norkcrt bod yarrtcfs and buijding
lahorcrs ho,1 sod restaurant rsr
rio,cs. which ipcludrs ~" hattrpd
cts leather Workers. osthinists meat
cutters and butchers mYstomns psiut
rys pIaurrvfe rlputGs roai ontcr
clerks prptiue pTvssmrH srd print
ers. raisNsY csv rrpaiTegs. theatrical
vmplulcs swltehmrb. iramstsfR lose
motive engineers and hrrmru and "n
gincmen. brlrkissrrs Abd s'ND~ ma
SONS railroad ,rsinmen. raiiWy con
duttcrs 'sttct carriers. railway Postal
CLERKS. stationary cREinveys and ielcs
rsphcrs and train dispstchcfs
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
THE SIGNALS LATEST
Bis Ones 70 the Osrs ard the little
Fellows 20 % the JOB Of
Praying

"uur time three ministers wanted
20 ctoss the Mi-si=s.gp. ga siirn8 =
revival ai pisoe where there wss no
trg1iar trrY." Save Editor Adana
ilrpthcf -yire and Brother rrauish
prvn foe specimens nf humhna1 Ht
l,sst 2uU pounds spice, but thvir
Companion was mite { man
~eiKhiBg scarcely ts5 pnuuds They
got huAtnlan TO take them over Va
midsirram a severe thdndar shower
came up and the waves threatened a.
capsi4s the boa, brother Styles p
said Brother ncamlsh. 4 think Ne had
better Join Ia prayer po SOU.
though shouted the boaimsu WAL
I say yuu dont Nou two bis ones
come here an lend hand st the
OATS an lri the slim feitns pras '
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

twfitsen fst Tn obsssvrrl
IAN sioae ~ ,As ssaniae BE- iefi me-
Ard % others bride ~ b..
ros toalxhs : am a vid0~
~ the cottage bT ihs sea
ThGs u.0sued ssspinK woman
~ shs sal IN hes cottage aoer.
Fcr she'd laislY lsss her husband
Md ~ sal, ses's sataTe rear
IA luSi aboat fhyes Seets SITTER.
whlie eonnius o'sr The ns-rt.
ran acfeAs an Hem
That prempted me 20 muae
ii s'ATted out saith safisy,
And thsu Wsnt on 70 ssy
Nr snii,b and Mrs Bailey
We're married here TO-DAY
And said WHO'S Mrs Baiisyr
Name sounds familiar TO me
rHsh ssys GfOach. that's the widow
ia ths cottage b. she ass
Aaa I've found said gfoash. con.
tiHuian.
That 10 this iiitie game.
The some. sometimes. scrm different.
They're all Abou, the same
s pfay yuu dont misihisfpfet ms.
d0nt sanction All Gfeuch sAyS
md in this b. may prove In rfrur
wBsn rHpotcd 10 Truths \ Rays
aad n you ash mo personally.
And challenge me cause 10 sheV
ri answer YOU sirSlsh, from the
shoulder
"iil b. dsdbinged n know
lut ono thinE sure aBd certain.
And thst's tbe cause oi this
ln newspaper reports ot marriages
fou1l md a. many Mrs as Miss
&C l. Fowler
Aarshailyown Iowa Junr .. 1915
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Harry tuo years old. whose mother
is a widov, protests vigorously shsa
che gOes out ~tth any o. her friends
IN the evening. as be ss left Al home
with an aunt One evening recently
Harry vas isft to enteTtAin q caller
~hlie his mother vas puttinG on her
hat After . Ions silence Harry biuri
ed out Have you . mamEiAF The
Amasea friend said that he had.
Shsrrapon Harry said We'll. Why
don't yoa take Your o~n mamma o0t
theu s---Chicaso Tribune
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
rsosE pssp.wsrgR sGaoss
tcssassea f.es, pass one,

this esiass trow tn Eayep~ood Ga
ssste y sAys
tss, aonaaY the wires wers husy
BAshibs the nrwK thst iwo expert DIV
90 fron 81 Joseph Nefe oa train No
- enrVgt~ 90 Fsfaeu 70 engage Ia
ike search faw tbs irsdy u Loan Cai.
one ~ sbs men afova.d a. that piacs
sunaaY
ms Resa sss hpgraa 50 raslaiy
'hst vhen iRhta No % paiiea Into
harenwossd. hboai isa - TIE tRixeHs
climbed onto the tFaln aud ieft faf
fsrnsii 70 uitsrss the Wotk u those
lmtorted 81 Jos~pa ee0PNstcr dltsfs
But alas
a thoUsaas People had eonErprAfaa
70 sal a glimpse uf ths dlvers ana
thstT rur.ssitt ares unrsa and Nli
crowded ug 70 ihs sstet's esigr. when
a srnli. voice rarne noaiina through
the air. FROM rho Ne DO not AMOS
sasink all pFessnt 20 keeR ysfy ariei
N order 10 taik to fte dtyers Nhiie
~ Wefk under iAs Satst THIS CON.
rahd wst obsyed D. sii and silence
raisued 50 Intense that pin could b.
heard 70 tai IN the mud sharp rnd
down
Presently thn ioHg looked for Rp
pesyua 90 thF scene Ksrted ,a iheiJ
dlung saits ~tich consisted "a sash.
probably purchased ~ the tenreui
store, and after . frS ssshaFs IN
knowr 20 the diving ,fsit ous - them
MANAGED to climb onto rRft. whilr
ihe other planted himself in boat
~ this JunrFurt silence ceased. not D
The crowd bgl b. the two heroes pho
pulled forth bottle OF red eye" and
partook just one lonE luspAflne dfsE
shirh landed wlth a splash that could
De- heard an the baukp 81 the wabash
The nsxt heroic act Of these experts.
which IN all probability Wiii be- joitsd
down In history FOR the coming FsH
efutiob. vas, While one Of them -
tempted 10 stand np hr feii nf bach
Wara FROM the Tsit into tbS ~assr aud
strsiEhiWaF came up out of the satcr
and aesin perrhed himself On the rafi
49, this time the hlstandefs becafn"
uneasy aud dissatisfied and number
~ men started In with line Of
hooks End Nhru the two heroes sau
Whst VAS coming they hlkfd Tor ihe
shutv and from there batk Ca St 10
~, ph. and me H.sg murutur The Ga.
srtte came 0at with pathetic k'ofl
telling hov ssrh ~ tbcsc dseF " alter
hrrpaH bad recovered body or" jn
tu,atS fr,t OF vsIcr sud thf other in
uiiysu fvti of wefrg
Fari of ihp matter BE-. 0ne nf the
bodies vas recovered ~ the ,jtiyeus
aY parusu in thf morning before 20,
train lfu 81 Joseph s0rtsiniEs the
aerp sater hrfoes sud the other body
Sas found 10 iho sams tuanncr while
the hefres we're standing sbiysriuR ou
tho hApt
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
BITING rAE EDTOR
tCerti0ued fror, Page ors1

u0s contestant has turned "a ,HoUEh
business 20 eniitle bef Jo pr1Ec and
spcppd b.saUss The istunClat wiN
iosc many dollars on the contest
The DEMOCRAT would much rsiher "a ID
All. of the pfiEea. hSd the taslness
done warranted us IN d0lSE 20 The
unfortunate outrnuis 81 the contest
may oct b. iAid a. tbe doof ~ The
pfutoe erat. u.ithcT can q be SAID 90
b. the fault Of yhe contestants Tho
veTy had weather Of course, inter
tered much 0itb tbe contestants
work bHt We we're 8nfoytuuatc "a hssi
Esglae abe contest started ~ uaen
Who SeFc 20 SAY The tyast Rnsrrupa
leus And u thcy lied 10 the contest
ants. think hoU much more theS Ted
TO The Democrat
This parsr has conscieRtlously trisd
10 make snmethinE oct nf had start
We have dcne oHr bsssG and trust thf
outcome wili meet tho approval ~ IN
scung ladies who 80 generously tried
to help ~ cut In the uphill battle
AGAINST heavy Odds
An editor not . thoasand tatleH irnu
81 Joseph. With whom The Observes
enjoys . personal acquaintance, " lusi
about rcady fos his biting" He hA'
been gtyea a tip. bat feels that b
knows bis avn business best
Possibly be does
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

peopls Who ssY this ought 10 b. az
lafb~d tbey are the onss Eho are
gsii,S 81 usine uasAR seslnssv msth
eds
'4Tbs Enfepssn wss has created q
siiaafiga pithSaf pfsceasri 10 The his
gery ~ this nail0H." Nr Booe.s said.
"asa ~ sashl te se pFrpNrpd 10 rnats
ths bss' ~ Il IN eTsry way possible
lr LEGISLATION x n~eaed for thai palf
poas ws shsgld hsip 10 sttsia shss
LEGISLATION
~ this country y 70 survive faf
iao yesrs lonNfr - wiil b. question
- mofs HrtBFent regulation of sfesi
hhttnaai corporations % ~ sos
sfameni eWnrfship.' eUuiinged NJ
iisoher The Psasfsa Canal aod ths
Aiasksn rAilfoad show sbsi oar gov
erument csn accomplish gnalded ~
private isirrests. Nbsn lt u mat.
fr - pressetiss the psopis from ID
.rspaci'y oi thorg in,efesls
Tie nnsion. iike tbr iudivldaal. cau
30, i've ~ Itself Ths efest basiaess
interests must b. brought 70 fealiar
that the masses u the peoplo hsfe
f,ghts Witch they are boand 10 naih
tsin ., IL time 10 uphold the ssyins
o. Henry grurgs. . stand Tor men
ws must learn shat ail mon have +
lusht 10 . fair chance Tot lie that
sho~yer sits Va thp White House er
So tonnfess unfair basin.Na methods
must Do stopped "
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
ouAseiAN's nortce

Nnttsp la hereby atNvH that the uu6sr-
ateuai Pubiff Administraiag sna - -algisio
lubllr Guardian. Within ard for the
County ~ buchanan. and state 90 Ms
tered HG r-Cprd gU tHr 7ih fHY 90 June.
1853. has taken charge pf tre es'at' of
isei stbsuintzsht a l'er sou ai uns9uud
nina
AS DsisH having claims against the
estate AZ said ittt frhenlinf Eskg are rn~
uu3rvh 60 oHhtbH then. fHf Htuw sEys be-
fore the Probate tHIff ~ anid county
giflif uu~ yesf frurs thfr date. HI they
NtH hH forever barred
MARY a WILL AM~
futNe AhfafntrHHfsf and Er.tfTfDil
fuhljs Guardian. tn 'hR-+s uf tho
Eafat- 90 Levi -rHrniUfahfH r.
I-fsur ~ Jrz.ard Mind
fFII-t isaeFtIHr Iunr 49, ialah