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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10
JOINT PICNIC IS
A GREAT SUCCESS
THREE HUNDRED PEOPLE TAKE
PART IN CELEBRATION OF
PRESBYTERIAN AND CHRIS
TIAN CHURCHES.

The annual joint picnic of the Knox
Presbyterian church and the First
Christian church was held yesterday
at Bayview Park and was largely at
tended. Upwards of three hundred
people were present, including the
children of the Sunday School classes.
The entire day was spent under
the great oak trees of the park, and
all the children and many of the
grown folks disported thmselves for
the first salt bath Of the season, in
the quiet waters Of the upper bayou.
1t was decided to make the joint
picnic permanent feature of the
churches and to make arrangements
for other churches to join in and
make the occasion a general outdoor
festival for all denominations.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10
COMMITTEE OF 30
ON CENTENNIAL To
MEET NEXT TUESDAY
FINANCE COMMITTEE WILL PRE-
SENT REPORT ON WHICH WILL
DEPEND WHETHER OR NOT
EXPOSITION WILL BE HELD.

Tuesday afternoon next, at o'clock
the committee of fifty on the proposed
centennial celebration will hold a
meeting at the city hall, at which
time the finance committee win pre-
sent report, and this viii probably
decide whether or not the big rider
taking will be attempted at Pensa-
cola.<
Chairman R. w. Goodhart yester-
day announced that the financial re-
port is ready, and thought that a
meeting on Tuesday next would be
agreeable to every member of the
centennial body. 1t was at first de-
sired and requested that the meeting
be held on Monday night, but the or
ganization of the charter board, the
meeting of the city commissioners
the reorganization of the commission
ers, and other matters are expected
to occupy some time, and the council
chamber, where the meeting will take
place, is hardly available for that
day, hence it was decided to hold il
on the following night.
All members are very earnestly
urged to be present. The financial
report will probably give an idea as
to the expense incident to the holding
of the exposition, and when an idea
along this line is given it will Their
be determined what steps will nexi
be taken, and for that reason it il
especially requested that every mem.
Der of the committee be present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10

was attacked by several men when
two sailors We're placed under arrest,
was not in the city court Yesterday,
but will appear this morning to tell
his side Of the story.
One sailor, who gave his name as
Krause, was found early yesterday
and locked up, charged with resisting
arrest and disorderly conduct. Sew
eral witnesses were found yesterday,
who alleged that this man was one
of several who struck the policeman.
officer Way saw Krause yesterday,
and said he recognized him as one of
the assailants. Two other sailors are
in the case, but are simply charged
with disorderly conduct.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10

Arrangements for the care of hus-
bands in New York during the meet
ings of the Federation of Women's
Clubs are very complete, to be sure,
but it would seem to be a much sim
pier matter to leave them at home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10

of about SO per cent OF the total cost
Of a well-built macadam road may be
considered as spent for permanent fea-
lures, and with bituminous macadam
roads, about Sc per cent. This method
of estimating cannot be applied to any
gravel or natural soil road In which
no part Of the surfacing can adyanta-
geousIy be considered permanent, for
under most systems Of maintenance it
steadily deteriorates.
Roads built with surfaces entirely
Of concrete, or with brick pavements
resting on a concrete foundation. are
sometimes regarded as permanent. but
this is hardly safe. II is not yet def
nitely known how long the best CON
crete surface win last. The best vltrl.
fed brick surfaces may last a number
Of years, but even with them repairs
win be required,
It should be borne IN mind b. those
charged with the expenditure Of high
way funds that the initial cost Of a
road is never the final one; thas no
surface is permanent, and that repairs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10
A Few Ways Of saving Money.

Saving money by not spending It fol
good roads is like saving It in refusing
to improve stock /
1t is like saving 1t by refusing Il
build a modern barn.
It is like saving money by doing
without silo
It Is like saving money by using ma
chinery beyond its period Of useful
ness.
Il is like saving money By paying
it to the doctors instead Of caring
for the health Of the family.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10
CASES OF SAILORS
NOT DISPOSED OF
THREE BLUEJACKETS, ARREST
ED WHEN TROUBLE STARTED
THURSDAY NIGHT, TO BE
TRIED TODAY.

Cases against three sailors, who
were arrested Thursday night, were
not disposed OF in the recorders court
yesterday morning. The officer who
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-01
FRANK M'CERROLL TO
HAVE ANOTH r. MATCH

Promoter Nick Collins will cndeavor
to match Frank McCarroll middle
weight wrestler, with some man in his
class lie is now negotiating with
some of the higher class grapplers and
expects to be able shortly to announce
he has been successful. The fans who
saw McCarroll work with Mike Yokel
feel that the local physical instructor
has more than n chance to go to the
tcp. He not only wrestled the former
middleweight champion to a stand
still but he pulled a new hold that
puzzled Yokel. Wrestling constitutes
one of the best OF sports If it is kept
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-01

Line railroad makes 1t impossible for
the board to visit Mackay now and
confer with the settlers.
The following protest against the
proposed contract has been filed with
the land board:
The Honorable Board of State Land
Commissioners, Boise. Idaho.
Gentlemen:
On behalf of about 500 people-men.
women and children-living on Big
Lost river and Antelope creek, we de-
sire to protest against the state land
board entering into any contract with
the Utah Construction company that
does not recognize the water rights Of
actual settlers on said streams who,
having proved their lands and numbers
of whom have obtained patent to their
lands from the government and who
have certificates of proof of beneficial
use from the state, and all of whom, if
such contract is entered into by the
state with such company will have
their homes destroyed provided the
water rights claimed by such company
are held to be valid by the court.
Your attention is called to the tact
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-01

that a large number of these settlers
will be innocent sufferers, having had
no knowledge that the Utah Construc-
ton company had any rights to the
stream flow considering such com
pany only entitled to flood waters for
storage
Your attention is further called to
the fact that by entering into such
contract YOU will, provided, as herein
before stated, that the water rights
claimed by the Utah Construction COM
pany are held to be valid by the court
destroy over three quarters of mill
lion dollars of property that does now
and has for years paid taxes for state,
county and school purposes to permit
corporation to undertake highly
speculative venture by endcavoring to
create a settlement on Era and Arco
tracts, barren deserts on which today
there are not dozen settlers; and in
addition desolate the homes of about 500
people and create financial ruin in the
most prosperous section of the state.
RANENEL MACBETH,
GEORGE l.. AMBROSE.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-01

to rather unusual position. l kept
my eyes open and while he could not
use 1t on me, ! promptly used it on
him for fall. Later | Travelled quite
generally over the country meeting all
challengers and I used that hold on the
best of them repeatedly for falls.
had 1t on Yokel twice but could not
hold it owing to the fact l wrenched
my knee. Then Yokel was watching
'for it the second time and was able to
get into a position to break IT. He is
cine of the cleverest wrestlers In the
game and has thrown some of the best
mat men,"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-01

clean and Promoter Nick Collins pro-
poses to see that fans here only witness
the real thing in the graphing game.
McCarroll stated after he had wrest-
led an hour with Yokel that he was
not exhausted at all but in fact had
caught his second wind and was in
condition to go another hour In one
of his matches McCarroll wrestled for
two and one-half hours.
THE new hold l used on Yokel the
other night said McCarroll, 81 picked
up from dub wrestler quite uncon-
sciously. We had been wrestling for
some time when l noticed him shift in
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-01
SURVIVAL OF THE FlTTEsr-

proprietary medicine like every
thing else that comes before the public
has to prove its merit 1t has to meet
competition. The law OF the Survival
of the Fittest" applies to this as to
other things. The fact that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after
forty years of success is still one of
the largest sellers proves that 1t is a
dependable. standard remedy for the
ailments of womankind. and one in
which they may have perfect conf
dence. adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-01

in the extreme northeast respective
~. Precipitation has occurred over u
considerable area in connection with
each of these depressions. the heaviest
having been los inches at North Head
Wash. The weather is milder in the
north Pacific states and along the At
lantic coast. but is generally colder in
other sections. Zero temperature ex-
tends southwark over Colorado and
Kansas and is reported from southern
Utah. Snow may be expected in Boise
and its vicinity tonight and Wednes-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-01
WOMAN ALL RUN DOWN
Made Strong and Well by Vinol.

Waynesboro, Pal was all run
down after a hard spell of bronchitis
so it was hard for me to keep about.
had pains in my chest and took cold
easily A friend asked me to try Vinol.
| did and it built me up so l am strong
and well and | am able to do my house
work which / had not done for three
months before taking Vinol."-Mrs. Y.
r. Horbough. Waynesboro, Pa.
Vinol creates an appetite, aids diges-
ton makes pure blood and creates
strength. Your money back If it fails.
McCrum Drug Co. adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-01

day with somewhat higher tempcra =
ture tonight
LOWEST TEMPERATURE ELSE
WHERE-Boston. 50; Buffalo. 80; Chi
cago. 6; Denver. A. Des Moines, o.;
Galveston. So: Havre, %; Helena,
s; Huron, 10: Jacksonville, &c; Kan
sas City, G; Knoxville, 40; Memphis,
80; Montreal, "a; New Orleans, "a
New York, So; North Platte. 10;
Phoenix, 80; Pittsburg. So; Pocatelo.
4; Portland. "a; St. Louis, 10; St.
Paul. IA; Salt Lake, IA.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-01

FORECAST FOR BOISE AND VI
and warmer tonight;
Wednesday. snow
DAILY REPORT-Highest tempera-
ture yesterday. %; lowest tempera-
ture this morning, 81 mean temper
allure yesterday, Is. Total precipita-
ton for the "a hours ending at a.
m, .03 of an inch
CONDITIONS-High pressure is the
rule today. the only deressions shown
being shallow ones off the Washing
ton coast, in the Gulf of Mexico and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-01
The New Sunset.

The New Sunset is beauty. The
large size gives opportunity for more
artistic illustrations. Capital News
readers can secure years subscrip-
ton to Sunset by paying for the Cap
ital News for one year in advance.
order by mail or telephone, 294, and
a collector will be sent If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-01
PROTEST IS FILED
With Land BOARD
No Action Taken as Yet On
Lost River Project
Contract.

The affairs of the Big Lost River
project are still hanging in the bal
ance with the revised contract offered
by the Utah Construction company I'M
signed and the protest of the settlers
against the state approving the con-
tract unsettled. The issues involved
may be cleared up in part this week
The unsettled weather along the
Mackay bPnch of the Oregon Short
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-01
I. /. l. /. i. T. + T. !. i
+ Bowling Results i
+ i. :. i. + ;: T. + f. i,

The Royal Blues took two games
from the Red SoX in the City bowling
league match last night at the Recrea-
ton alleys. They bowled a total or
2170 pins for the three games, takins
lO02 in the first frame The Red Sox
were left stranded with Il total of 2452
pins The scores:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16

llnb MIR DeutItx ipplIen uns bisis
8etradtuna ebsnfals Dor Mugsn ba!s
ten. Rod iinb mir bura bic ucrbilns
lide Ginfa6bsit unb bic Frense ass
bensoufTaFuns unisrer GItern unS
@oreItsrn elm itabIbartes @OIf, bas
islbit bic utsebeure llebermadt unies
rer 5einbe nitt nieber5urinsen psrs
mpdts. Der padienbe naticn1le
aeidtbum i4ien absr aud uns bonn
Dfss Der ginfa9beit abfiibren gu
ipollen. GslGutert burh bic Shredsn
hes Welitrieges umb in rittiser grs
tenntniB Der Gefabren, benen nnler
tpeftlider Ra9bar gu erliegsn brobt
ipirb bds beutfhe @plf banf ieiner
geiunben 9eranlasung na1 gliidlih
erftrittenem 5rieben ben ri4tigsn
Mss 5u Der nit llnreht sei6mdbten
altpreubif6sn Ginfa9beit pieberfin~
ben unb bamit ben goben ipieberses
tpinnen, Der feline peitere rationale
@rGbe unb gntipidIung setpGbrleiitst.
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III tmpfeblensmerib, WsbIfpsilsn oiir<
fen nnr in sdns eerinesn Wensen &c.
noifen tperbsn. 6ernsr iinb bic Wobls
5eiten itrsns inneoubaltsn, 5ipif@ens
bur9 aud nidt bas ssringfts ,lisn.
Ban eiie ierner Bel ben Wablssiten
nur 70 pisI. biz man cine tlsine Saits
bsit empfinbet. Gstrdnss iinb uur Iebr
bsfhrdnii Otm a6rper su5ufHbren.
Dor allen aber mub iid Der DON ber
Jettiu4t 9tfalIene pisl un6 isbr rsidbs
LID gepssune MAIDEN. Wenn ss ibm
au4 mitunter rtht fdpsr f6at, ipsnn
tr iih aud mandmaI rs4s miibe fibIi,
e. unierluife es nismaIs, tGeli& lpsit
81 ldufen uno aud ionit ii4 Djsl su bes
beDegen. Sitr bilft nur Gnergis uno
sebulbisss abipnrisn. Die sJatfaht
TT nidi in tpsnisen Do4sn 3u t.ieitis
gen. bier hsibt ss sebuIbis ausbarrsu,
sinsn tii4iieen ar3t gu Rath. Siet.n,
bdmit bsm an6eren Organismus ,sin
oausrnbtr Sdoben 5ussfiiai pirb.
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5ettiiiftieen Slird)ais nidta ieItenss.
Gud storungen I'M Gebiete oes ylcr.
benipiiens ditbern iid) bel Der 5ett'
iiiht; an bauiiaiten in aopfidyrHer.
seb SftuinbelgeiiibI, glisenfIiit-
mern iin0 Sbreuiauien. Gieien or.
iteiiurngen fonlrut oestpeGen eiuc
ernitc @e6eutung 5iI, neil iie alId i'm
@efoIgc bon @erhdrfilng Der @e1irn.
arierien alIftreten aJip neil 0ieie Gr.
Training ben sap6bhIineu sInInb ell
tootIiaen GebirnblxtuHgeti sbs:sbs,
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i. Grnu a.froac Gt,

-Grau a.lloss Siras
fpf9. Jrau 9ouiie StrdtoTb, rnr
ibrer nm Sabre 1887 erfoIsisn grbsis
ratbans nit Carl Giratcih cine BE-
riibmie ameritaniids Gpernidngsrin,
TT nuf ibrem eanbiib eIpitOns bsi
Rem 6artforb. Conn.,. seitcrben. Jrau
SsIIogg StraioiA ipur dm IL. Suli
1912 in SumpierOiIle, g. g., sebos
rsn, NO ibr Batter 9oritsber Der bors
iieen aidbtmie mar. Sic ssieis iebr
frihseitis ungsip0bnIih erobss muii.
talif4es Talent, srhielt ibre 2lustii.
buns in Rem gorl unb trat i'm ,Sabrs
1851 gum sriisn MoIs duf Der OPEN,
biibns ala ~Gilba4 In .Hisoleiip. uRo
baib aIs ~Wareusrits- in DuunoD's
.1ru5t4 auf. Sic rief Ipaitr cine
enslii6e Gpsrniruppe unb aus eiue
italieniids Ing a,ben unb bdt!. au4
bamit grfols. Sn aonbon iana II, i'm
SABRE 1867 in .9sr WoitItp's 5bso,
irs"; re fang Don 1868 bis 1879 in
ben Ger. Stdatsn unn unisrnatsn
bdnn iuisbsr cine europdilhe Tour.
4m 8. Wcosmbtr 1887 pfrbtirntIsie
iis ii4 nit Carl Straloih, Der ihr
DeIf1fisfiibrer eeipeien mar, frdbreno
iie Der Mur SirdfOi@Iden Gpsrnaes
isaidaft anatb0rts. Gle goa ii6 pann
bon Der giibnt 5uriid uub nabm NIT
ibrem Gjutstn ibrsn Wobniib in Glps
ffcus tei 9leiD 9artforb, Conn.,, 90
iie 1912 ibre Iilbtrns so95sit feisrs
ie. Das eeifenbtsdnsnib finbst ar,
Ditnitoa tOmmenbsr MOdx Don gip.
itons aiis iiatt.
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8n pcrfaufen--isarmcn.

yaub Ndnter eenben sic fur Gin
0yeupl1r bes ein6iQen seauo 9uber5 gidgl,
sine@. iiber 900 s5lrHl.sateaiHs tn ieper etle.
gabe niiaeseigt BON GieeHiphuerB unb uaen.
fen bon iebem Gtlnt SO SeiisH blbfher
Ntnbnnb In Siuei 1arben. 25e Der Snbr. 4
w.cnnie loe. eanb gnpers wansa'
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glun tritt bic syrase on uns BERN,
ME Der auiirstsnbsn syeiiiuni Sil
iteuern III. Bon Der sissniliAsn Jelts
fu1t ipsrbtn eigsntliH perbGliniBmds
Big nur ipenige Msnidtn gebsiIt. Das
lieet aber uidt baran, baB IS ftin
Wittel bafiir sibt. Ionbsrn Is Iisst an
ben patisnien ielbii, bic setp5bnlid
obne jsbs Gorge unD obne Ingit nit
elmer gsipiFsn Sslbflssfddigisit duf'i ibs
ren jtstig ipadisnben Spedaniab bliis
Ten. GpI1sn aeutsn fam man bic
i9ueren Gefabren. bic iih fiir fie bifs
ten, nod 70 btutlih bor aussu ittlisH,
fie iperbsn nur ieltsn bon ihrer pirtit
geinnbbeitsi unb unsipsdInGs
t,igsn asbtnspsiis ab5ubrinsen fsin,
grIt fpenn iih BEL ibnen 3uftdnbs Elm.
IteIlen, bic 2lppstit, Durft unb 9unger
Derberben, rpirb, ibnen bangs, unb nun
ion cine pI0blif,e gntfetiungsfur biz
jdhrslangen Diaimiorigttiten fponi6s,
lid in brsi Mouatsu ipieber sutinaden,
Solhe gntiettuugsfursn, bis seipaIis
fam Elm Rsfultdi bsrbsifiibrsn. iinb
aber irnmer id6blid. Wnn uuB utdi
nur bic 5sttabndbme. fontern Dor az
lem bas WpbIbsfinbsn nnb CUTE Mnss
ieben bes MenT6sn isbr beriidii@iisen.
gei dlitren 2euten, bic font geiunb
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8u pcrfaufcn - Sauier.
WEsrWooD.

4 enes eeim bon 3immern, gaS, 1olIeti,
9ementaeIer elitif, eleffrii6es Qispf nnb
peiiIria fur eas, Got 7fo<i5i; gebinsupaeH
nn6 ssnnit ober 3u berpdhten; ierHer efniae
BnupIdte. 12b><l50. bis $50 tief, auberge.
ipbbnli9e ftcne ausiidt febr Ifinte eebin.
eiingeH roer Boar. gedlier Rrufnip, 3472
Nc3enrr iinb srcinfp sIbe.. qbune @aridip
20e2. fO--fC
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gu perfnnieu-9 -9956eIn.

W6beIn-0ine blti6e feibenhbers0aene
4nrIorstSnrnifir aus nunfIem gpalnubbos.
9 eiade. Wa1sufraaen 700 10. 0. Sirabe, 1.
sfod. bof
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.gld BEL Wepsrs bats ipuM mol
ipisber sintn tIsinfn Gbstries atas.
bsn9s
"a absr sr ~ jtou srI<siai, i,
1tist I'm 6s1sIiI hss GrjGae
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sltsiernnss.a .anitsunnsen.

iseierlHss-tniieIiunokn often ihr Dadnutr
nnb groufn- 9nuisnbs bon GrnenHuuosp nr5
n qusn6f. Qtits f1r dnfisarneen fyst
brdnfi'n onifiinis. Esss 70. no6eIiss. =. .
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n--9,orbpefi.gde wsibblstcn uuo gsnr.
rfn eIbenue. aeues Gri6hdue pom uern Siui'
merii. wlitteIsSaIe, sf.ieos Bnbss.rnIer.
gbcne sInon 1922.
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4m berfanfem = Qamb Seim.

snbr1es eaHD. obsr sommer. Oeim
~ 1optr 1Ro. 3ruei ndet Cot init silienl
iiini 3inlmer Snus nnb knbenleb6nb.H.
,srlibi. SriHfen liHb eiiietHe, nahs iniboIl.
otiile, an eEier moab, 80 apelen BON Gin.
ciiiiiafi; Brets $3.50 bdar fir itneuen Ser.
lanr z. pber. lzi2 CATER ctr. Gof,
mooe, q. 1a-is'
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Dental GoHvoe.

xns Cincinnati 1sxieI G,nsar. 2si--2ss Fseli
Court Ctr, uabe Blum. 1sstfA ssisssAn
a1t arttu ilbntt9uii6er Arbsittn
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CHEW0r.

Gin spet gamtitensSa 9iri.
mer in ieoem Stat mcbern in ieber BsSie.
ouHe, 2 Sdaarcs bon bet GfrdbeHbatn, fat
fieu, Cot 45SCi20. 4reie S3e0O00. ansab.
lung $780, Mfit fpie glietbe cber nebme
Ieereu Rniipiah ale xbeiIsablune. slansu.
ttagen 3s3s 1Ienmore gIbe. pbone ssar.
fatr 1916.
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127 cH7. Gtrade.
Sr,tsfinrt)ci,

teber ART In bentfSer unb eHafifncr errnns
iat osfddffsIeute, Dereint cfe. iisbeffetnnDea
'perben nui 9urif4 beforof.
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edder nIs 8. 1dnb. 1aearBeii. banernb.
iseibdthgins. 30. 500 gearl sirabs. Nsa,
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ne Stttwe cher finberIoles Gbepanr al
San,iteh fur eiH Cfiiee'Gebdubs. no. i24 u.
o, Strabs. ifl5.fs
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Serlangf-- @admnlid.

VI II, dIierer, nm etE gierb, stib unb Gar.
len sn bei0teeH. sla1s. 1910 siase etraks an
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-03-23

clinipg revenues, higher tsxes, con-
slant advances in wages and incress.
ing cost Of maintenance and cost of
service with growing confusion in con-
flicting efforts by State and Federal
authorities to regulate the business OF
the carriers, all these have attached
vast difficulties to the railroad bust
ness. not only in Oklahoma, but
throughout the United States.
More and more, the people OF Okla
homa are finding out that nobody is
infalible, in dealing with such vex-
atious problems as are involved in the
successful operation OF the thousands
of miles of rail roads and the numerous
investments Of capital necessary for
the business OF the State. Good think
ing is convincing farmers. wage
earners and business men of Okla
homa that the railroads should be and
must be considered just as essential
to the welfare OF the people as are its
lands its cattle, its rainfall and i:s
gowth. adv.