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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-30
MODERNA MAGIJA.
(konec $ 1. strani.)

ZaboJ.
Pri eksperimentu S case sluzi
najbrze hitrost. Aluminijev po-
krovGiG Sc mora - Seveda diva =
KRAFT tako spretno zamenjati,
da ne opazijo gledalci tega.
Stvar $ sveGo Sc paG lahko ma =
pravi IA razne naGine. Samokres
nina $ ten ME drugega opraviti,
kakor da ma eni Strani odvrne po-
zornost, ma drugi pa zbudi napa-
cen vtisk. lntermitiranje luci pa
nj carobija.
Da izginc gramofon, temelji ma
enakih trikih, kakor izginjanje
raznovrStnih drugih predmetov,
kar spada med najvSakdanjejSnie
produkcije. Zabavni listi opisuje-
jO Sto in Sto takih "kunStov', ka-
terih Sc tudi amatcrii lahko nava-
dijo.
Iadnji eksperiment Z dviga-
MEM teleSa napravi paG najveG.ji
efekt. Spominjam Sc ma sploSno
zacudenje in ugibanje, ko sem ga
prvic videl. Stvar je pa veliko
enoStavnejSa, nego bi bilo misliti.
V hipnotizem seveda verujem.
Dasi je MEM Sc mnogo nerazo-
detega, je vendar hipnotiziranje
process. Tudi elektrika
je naravna sila in "a najrazlicnej-
Sc svrhe jo lahko uporabliamo, pa
vendar ne moreno povedati, kaj
je elektrika.
Ampak omenjeni eksperiment
sc ne temelji ma hipnozi, temveG
ma iluziji, namrec ma prevari Gu
tov. Use "magi6ne poteze" in
"hipnotitni pogledi' so popolno-
ma ~poStranski. Navidezno otrpne-
ME teleSa je Stvar vaje in niti po-
sebnO tezko nj. Dviganje Sc pa IL
vrSi povsem naravnO 5 pomoGjo
zice. Medtem ko il carovnik po-
laga roke in noge navSkriz, il pri-
GvrSti spone.
Zice nj bilo videti. Gotovo ne.
Kadar Sc dvigajo baletke V gle
daliscu, predstavljajoce angelic,
ptice ali Vile, V zraku, rudi nj vi
deti zice, &c je odel koliGkaj
opremljen. Treba je patti ma pa
die in ma razsvetljavo pa Sc re
precej debeia zica ne opazi; a ka-
kor je znano, Sc n%apravijo danes
lahko tenke, pa vendar income
zice.
Ampak obroc! To je vendar do
kaz! Ne, to nj dokaz, ampak V tenn
je iluzija.
SkOraj vsakdo pozna magic
no" igracko, sestavljeno IL neko-
like spojenih obrockov, Xxi Jill je
treba razstaviti 10 da hi Sc kate
ri raztegnil ali okruSil. Dasi je ma
videzno ~nemogoce, Sc 2 emo samo
kretnjo lahko izvrSi naloga. Tudi
zice bi bile lahko tako aranzirane,
kakor TAXI ohrocki. Ampak nit
tega nj. Prevara vida 10 enostav-
no tenn, da potegne umetnik svoj
ObrOt - mimo zic. Tudi "a to nj
treba ME druzega, kakOr prime =
rem aranzma ma odru, ostalo pa
pOskrbi OddalienOst gledalcev
Obroc Saze pOtem seveda lahkC
obcinstvu. To je cello imeniten
psihologicen trik; S tenn napelje
pozornost ma obroc, utrdi mnenip
XII Sc itak samo kaj lahko porodi.
ola mora biti Obroc kje prerezan
in pOtem razpr&i ia najmoGneiSi
sum, s TEN, da da obroc Gloveku V
roke. S TEN, da je odpravil CLAW
nj sum, je pa ~regnal tudi druge
mani trdne.
Ia dekle je ia dcmonstracija
gotovo napOrna; toda jok in take
reel so lie hokus pOkus, da Sc po-
VEGA efekt. Ia grozo tore.j nj no
benega razloga. Indijski fakirji
uganjajo Sc veliko boil Gudne re-
ci, pa vendar nj mic nadnaravne-
ga njih. V magic nam tore.i
Sc nj treba verieti; zabavne pa so
take reel in nekaterim "6rnim
profesorjem' Sc lahko prizna do
VrS1na SpretnOSt. = TEN lie pa
stvar tudi opravljena.
STRANKA,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-30

IL Belleville, H., porocajo
Herbert Wood in Leo Keane sta
bila spOznana kriva, da sta pri
plemenskih izgredih V East St.
Louisu um0rila m Scott
Clarka. .Dobila sta pc stirinajst let
jeGe. Clark je umrl "a poskodba-
mi, XII Jill ie dobil pri plemenskih
izgredih.
Porotniki so potrebovali dive
uri, da so Sc zedinili ma pravorek.
Price "a drzavo so izpovedale,
da sta bila Wood i'm Keane areti-
rama, ko sta Clarka vlekla ma vrvi
pc ulici, ki mt je bila p%ritrjena
okoli vratu. Keane je star kOmaj
sedemnajst let.
Middlekauf, namestnik draw
mega prokuratorja, je priporocal
V z%akljuGnem govoru smrtno ka-
zen "a Wooda in ostro jetniskO
kazen "a mladoletnega Keana.
Middlekauf je dejal Gee je low
ma zamorce dovoljen, tedaj bodo
moral biti vOjaki nastanjeni V
vsakem mestu V DRAW, in Jill ne
moreno imeti Evropi,"
Oblasti so dognale, da je bilo
pri plemenskih izgredih dine 2. jul
LIZA umorjenih in ubitih sedemin-
Stirideset oseb. Takrat so poro.
cali, da so izgredi proti zamorcem
nastali, ker je bill neki detektiv
ubit cd zamorcev, diva policaja pa
ranjena. VeleporOta je zopet IL
rekla, da so plemenske izgrede po-
vzrocili agitatorji med belOkozci
in zamorci radi importiranja "a,
mOrskih delavcev IL juznih kra.
jew.
Mice ne more Sc zdaj povedati.
koliko let dobe tisti, XII so prisli
oblastim V pest in so sc dejansko
udelezili plemenskih izgredov
VISA znamenja govore, da BIO Ste.
vilo let precej veliko, ko BIO Fad.
Mi izgrednik obsojen.
In zakaj? Radi najbolj neumne
stvari Ma svetu! &c lie kaj beda.
stega ma svetu, tedaj je najbol.
bedasta rec plemenski boj. Lju-
die Sc pObijajo med seboj, ker sc
eni svetle polti, drugi pa femme
Clovek je clovek, pa maj DO ME
gova polt zolta, bella Eli crna. Poll
ne napravi Gloveka plemenitega
izobrazenega in koristnega "a clio
vesko druzbo. Clovek ina lahkt
belo polt kot sneg, vendar je pr
najvecji lOpov pod solncem, ma
obratno je pa clovek crne polt
lahko znacajen in %plemenit.
Izgredniki, Xxi so jih prijeli, DO
do kaznOvani, toda desetkrat wee
jO kazen zasluzijo oni, XII sirijt
plemensko sovrastvo in hujskajt
ma plemenske izgrede.
IL Omahe, Neb., porocajo: Sod.
mix Charles Leslies je razsodil
da imajo delavske strokovne or.
g~anizacije pravico razpostavljati
stavkovne stra5e, ce Sc obnasajc
mirno, da sc bojujejo tako prot
odprti delavnici.
Tozbo je zastopal Reed, drzav.
nj %prokurator Nebraska, ces, ola
maj sodiSce prepove s~tavkovnim
organizacijam in podjetnikom, &c
nastanejo med mimi difference, da
sc razmere razvijejo do sovraz
nosti. DRAWN prokurator je vlo
I'll tozbo ma podlagi Jmkinovega
zakona. &c bi bill sodnik odlocil ,
njegovem smislu, bi lahko prisli
vsaka mirna stavkovna straz,
pred sodisce radi zarote.
Delavci pravijo, da ina zakor
ocividen namen braniti podjetni
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-30
DR.. w. c. OhIendorf, N. d
Zdravnik "a ~notranje bolezni
in ranocelnik.

Z~dravniska preiskava brezplaGna 49, pla.
cati je lie zdravila. 1924 Blue Island
Ave, Chicago. Ureduje cd / do 3 po-
pol; od do 9 zve6er. Izven Chicago
ziveei bolniki maj piseio slovensko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-30

Ali ZEN ie postal ~zaostalo ma
ro6nino "a "Proletarca"?
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12
NiayRower Items.

Will Mahon and family spent
Monday in st. Joseph.
Mrs. John Schank and family were
st. Joseph visitors, Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Hughes spent
Sunday at the Brohan home.
John Miller, Bruce Bullock and
Press Hicks spent Sunday at J. J.
Rayhill's.
Mrs. Tom Hughes spent a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Archie
Macarthur.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Grimes and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schank.
Miss Beulah klopp spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Misses
Stella and Alice Brohan.
Miss Mary Ellen Fitzmaurice
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
her home in Forest City.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Ashworth
spent Sunday with Mrs. AS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Smith.
MIR. and Mrs. J. J. Rayhill and
daughter. Edna. spent Saturday night
at the Curry home in Oregon.
Miss Alice Erohan returned Sat
urday from Craig, where she spent a
few days with her sister. Mrs. Stovall.
REPORTER.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12

The latest model In Corsets for
the growing girls. AL Tor The Royal
" '@sss. g. !. Z. Z K Kunisl I, will return
home iion celorsdo. Tie last q this
vel: Y. e: .nd Win I brig u: infant son Il
Hn!.s $1,000 p Ps'sa
IsG.' Hsssse:ss's =. :
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12

For Sale-Pure Bred Indian Run
ner Duck. All laying. Call Mrs. Jas.
N. Murray.
GO to Watson's Place for
bargains, Saturday, October IS.
Cane Sugar, So. 80, per hundred.
"A. w. Gotten and wife have re-
turned from . prospecting trip In
Colorado.
You are. sure TO get Q good, easy,
and perfect 1t when you buy . Royal
Worcester Corset Sold BY G. w.
King.
Jake King and wife have return
cd from Mound City, whore they were
Waiting their daughter. Mn. Wade
Moyris. i- ~
For Sals-Ous eood Mstse Pres
Hay Baler; also several pere-bred
Scotch Gallo Pups. ON . o. 3D.
| f&s::: sss.. AVON ~ (; Tx Is. H. !.
fa ff'af0 e ! ...-tst -.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12

IF you ever owned cream separator before you knew
the Lily. you will appreciate Lily simplicity h used
10 be tighten this, and that-adjustments that
you never felt quite safe in making yourself Although
wasefu separator much better than hand skmming
you were far from satisfied.
Most Of those adjustments done away with There
only place where affects the work Of the Lily and
chat the hardened steel point that carries tie weight Of
she whng bowl And since this point 10 made Of finest tool
seee tempered like fine that the adjusting
will not take much Of your time.
Come in and see this feature and the many othess-the
simple splash ong system, the easy operation the u
cleaning. The Lily 10 a real cream separator.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12
Buy ally. You VIII Be-
Z Glad You Did ~

YOU can't begin to appreciate the Lily cream sepsra-
tor until you get acquainted with il. II you have
been in. you know. II you haven't WELL il isn't too
late.
LILY will give you the best Of service sr 365 days year
twice day and keep up for years. Il will meanwhile
ssve you many dollars in dairy profit because gets all the
cream. will you time and trouble for il s simple.
easy to keep clean and sanitary hss thorough oiins
tenn that works all the time the handle 10 turned.
Put Lily separator to work and will be glad did,
Before you buy come in and examine the Lily thoroughly.
The Lily is a Simple Cream
Separator :.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12
WRIGHTS' COMBINATION SALE
OF DuroC Jerseys and Poland hinaS

Of Poland.
C&aa Hampshires Bears and Gifts
A. am.Ns
Wyeth, Mo, ssl0H1 gIXTENl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-31

timo nsn ~ "a" Whaling htssI ana
iron works. In improving ~ tho nl"n'
hnlr h"HUIiEl
Ia"mnId Murninbsisr. ~ W.I.T aiTnnt
uiiI leave Tho fnht ~ n.~t sstk W "n'
l.y a. a. Ian,lud VaEsIt "n 81 The GUsst
kilps snpIi" NJ ashn.I hss Isiu'h.h I"
b., hUiur al ninwGiI . Inn aftni = slsli
~III, kii-. ii", I.uI. EI."".ssh. ~ hsln
aIIi"l
NIl"n Lillian iuEIus h." '.'nIU"h !"
-, I,,ru, ,.u ki-I" ni,L.i "t"' Whaling
!, /. ,,HlU ~ 49,, v,','l
~" 'I.un" l. .lI.Y ~ h"hs"hs"
"I,.,i l.. ul-lil"r blsuha ~ rlNsh"vgh
kII..." Jr-"rhirs s"h Hhns f"'s"
J,-u. ,rIu,u-h I" ih.l' homes y" h"s
kIrp.I,.n ~'Is-i sNs' visiting b'-"'"
hnuu tls TlV-I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-31

with the ,npiurr mud return az ''"".
Patton, Who Cr"hr"i fr"m TIA" r'n'"
prison InrI n""rinl'"r. nll Of tho "r-
capped r"uvi'ln fr"m TIA" rrl""u a."
within tho wallis nRnIn u" wan ar
TunIud IN FnN~tin ",nInIY ""'"rnl """""
npn ga ~ Inlrdrmonnnr 'hnrE" Ito ""'
rcrnhuIEch nh "r""po1 '"nNI"t by we
nhcJin nf that county maj upon 'h" -
uITnIIun uf his rrmt~n'" In f"io'''
rnrrIIn CuIiuly was returned I" Va"
.uunitnuttnry II' han Nv" N'nIa !" nerve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-31

rhn l",yni I'nushlrr,' thrInIInu rhu,rh
hnEo l,l"uu"h ii delightful imnu in1IIvnI
which nlil hn ti"hl IlIn ,t-nius ,.u Ihn
l"rrp lawn la fIuuI nf Ihr E"Iiit i.uIr
ria" t"hl"a " III pr"r'.nI a pI'halIr az.
r""Iuu'e with IhrI"I IT"Tnnr lr,uTnl itu.
IL fl"wcIH und Tia" .,"iI"nnI uuI,,ir.
Iuiih,n "f ia" In"uuuhn viii J., hu.
unI"H hI iItu '.l"aa l.. iha We wand
hImIn.I 81 IEr ii,rI : i,!aH /" .,inL IL, ,n,t
4, lnaInn ,ut.in I,.,t.,. I,tn iIIluI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-31
neahI Ribla ClnSH Meals

lnaiurr- meeting 81 tho ii"hhI
IILI, ,Innr IT tho VI t. 'huI'h VIII u"
ole. Ihi. evening Al III" l"rn" az Mr."
T.. r,., I}nL.r ga N"lu "ir""I. All I""'"
I.,. 80. r.,utr-I~,i I" H.. I.i'r"nI an ia"
u..,IIn,. - 81 Importance 1" all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-31
n"ru"h ny '.IHhininn.

rr-itrhr, viz" enter ihlI "ui out
nIur,n hos =" u "r Ilr"i md Marsha "
,It"rI' IL ,r,lrr 10 -"nh " I" ih" '!nnI
welt r.Itr hlnIu company Tor repairs.
Ihn bus ans recently rlrurlt lN liglIl
mimi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-31

I"lru It"~ Wnr Urrr"i'h int "'"niuH
L.. Il !. Z - "Ifi'", At ia" local 'arh-
81, y charge 81 hrlItE dTuuh li' ""T
Ink,u ~ ~" 49, I""kup Ihlr morning
lie win nrronI 'n Irinl hrf"I" HI"'rN
rnu ltirh,I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-31

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-31
uo1 Jruss MsstInH pnsIuonrn

Th" nr""lluH "f Ihn Il"d tI"ru lnhios
which wnr I" how" boon lurl o,ruIuu
h"r boom port r"u"h uniIl rhur 81. Y
avnIItns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-31
.rS,, msu r.uun auIily.

F,,t,t,, fs.l. ~oro ftnh pnll'3 n"i
t..sI .Ia ..,l 40 iIrirs" da3H /" l"il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-31
rs al vSIiIJu ltIlO

II, Iy,T Ihmnnh Pat "rr"h. whom u"
.u.rrr,ln VII lr"', n""n tn fl'lrhh'hh.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01

place In the column which totals app
proXimatcly {23I0OO each year III
yidng this by ~ and the result Is "A
payroll of about $4,000 each month,
something that the Chamber of com.
mcrco and the other business organ
ilH'iOns would strive for u long time
Of q manufacturing plant 10 be located
here.
Models Character.
"Yct this is u manufacturing plant
Of the greatest Kind From It are
nodded character leadership ana IN
tcll"ciuHl superiority necessary to
make the world a better ana greater
place iu which 10 liyc.
These things are true Of Kendall
college na II stands today Think Of
~ influence when II has added an en-
du"mcut Of half u million dollars has
constructed gymnasium aud athletic
iiclu ~ the cost Of 1T least $4,000.
hd' buildcd great modern dOrmiturios
"ud other buildings necessary to the
tont Of highc education and has gath
cred here q student body Of fifteen
hundred Or two thousand men aud
women
'All Of these things are In the reach
OF the business men here II they givc
the college their support Thcy have
ciHio them the example of Memphis
Tenn, which recently gave 10 SINH
lar institution three fine buildings ana
"a raah bonus OF $4,000 when that
institution had only -, students and
mo- greater outlook OF prospect before
% dH has Henry Kendall college"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
GIRL SCOUT WINS A MEDAL
\ 13-Ncar-OId Miss Who Saved u Life
Rewarded by Miss Badcn-Powcll.

MEMPHIS. Dee. Surrounded
by members of her own troops of girl
scouts and the two Brunswick troops
of boy scouts, with their drum and
bugle. corps, Miss Mary Miller, Is
years old. of Brunswick Ca. received
a silver medal, the gift of Miss Baden
Powell of England.
The medal was presented for Mary's
rescue from drowning of her 17-year-
old cousin, Jeff Bayne, at Cumberland
Island, August >.
Mary. after rescuing her cousin.
swan back to the overturned boat for
her aunt, Mrs. : j. Bayne, of Mont
gomery. Ala, mother of Jeff Payne
but reached the scene after her aunt
had gone down for the last time.
An effort is being also to obtain
recognition from the Carnegie hero
fund commission.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
WOULD KEEP WHITE CHILD


CHICAGO. Dec - Tic Chicago
juvenile court had before it today the
plea 'f au aged negro washwoman.
Mrs. Camilla Jlckson. that SHE be al
lowed io retain custody OF Marjorie
DC'hidi'c. q 81 .ycir.old white girl.
The evidence showed she was
ch1ircd 10 rear the child by the
mother Icmull Dclhridsc, an actrcsg
who Gicd IN JicksouNillc Flt. seven
year. ago
She WIS paid $40 wcok during tho
lifetime Of TN, mother ana for few
wears substantially ~ 70 MI "DrNis'
whose identity was not known TO the
itgt,fs
Ju',r'lo court officers who found
ih' two lNur in ihc negro quarters
not' urged mat an attempt hc made
a. find the prl'. relatives and that
failing u tlu sh" hc placed IN q
Whlto home Th" shorWomlu, aided
lN 'WIatlctIr customers. hoWcNc
rurW'd attorneys AND began nght.
Marjorie. too. san she wanted to
stay with Nanny Camilla"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
ARROW IN BODY SIS YEARS
Carried Mcmcuto OF Indian IiGht t.
Ills Death.

Los ANGELES, cal. Des. Sin
q fight with thievus riutcs near Indc-
pcudcpcc. Do Years ago. Allen Como /
\au Fleet was shot in the side with
au arrow, which ranged from right -
lutt across hits back. barely missing the
spinal column THAT Indian died with
the tWIuE ~ the howstriug In his ears.
Ton the wounded man quickly and
carefully put a bullet thru his helrt.
Then VAN Fleet undertook to pull
the missile ont ,t his own body. The
wooden shltt came, hut the ohsiiian
point. three inches long slender and
sharp, stuck. Thru the half century
and more n has remained
few days ago IL was laid in the
rrJNc with Van Fleet, who passed
away lt his ranch homo eight miles
cast ot BISHOP lie would not per
INIT Its removal during life and IL will
stay with him I'M death Van Fleet
was II and death was due to his
Years
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
MOUSE CLIMBS TO FATALITY


\ harmless little mouse came near
creating a sensation at one of the
church services. The mouse started
to roam around the auditorium and
found himself surrounded by beaut-
tul scenery in the midst of which he
soon discovered neatly booted foot
belonging to one of the young women
of the congregation. Without a mo-
mcnrs hesitation he started to climb.
The owner of the boot grabbed the
mouse In the middle OF his journey,
getting n strangle hold. She exerted
so much pressure that the creature
fell to the floor dead An obliging
usher removed the carcass.
tNote: Girls name deleted by the
cCnsOr).
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
CHARGES FOR NAPKINS NOW
Philadelphia Restaurant viii Ask
Patrons ) Cents IL They Use Two

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 31.-Like n
thunderbolt a notice, written on littIn
slips of paper appended to the menus
in large Market street restaurant.
broke the news today that the
starchy lunchroom napkin had be-
come a luxury.
Henceforth only the opulent can
have more than one. The high cost of
laundering and the terrible ravages
of the omnivorous napkin hog" are
twin reasons for the new rule, accord
ing to the proprietor of the restau-
rant. This was the notice:
customers using more than one
napkin charged cents extra"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
COLD BLIGHTS THE ORANGES
Low Temperatures in California Cause
Big Fruit Loss.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 81
Minimum temperatures of from 25 to
80 degrees above zero in southern
California nipped the S50.000, 00u
orange crop last night. Conservative
estimates Of the loss place the dam
age at about S5,000,000.
Orchardists are using 500 worth
of oil each night TO heat the stoves
about the trees 10 prevent them freez q.
ing.
Some orchardsts, in addition TO the
stoves, have employed European war
methods by running curtain of fire
mile 'ong and driving IT skyward
to force back the descending cold air.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
SPANKS CAUSE EXPLOSION
roN WAS CARVING Pistol caps in III,
Rear Pocket.

Nl\Nl rV. pc,. Gl.-Buly sweet.
lo.N,J-ud SON ot a hudscap, glr-
tcivr Jl Miami beach, Wls disohciicnt
today Ills mother Wrncd him over
her tncc and lJd ON the hWrhrush
NIN htd "a cap pistol aud two hundred
.yps iu his pocket The caps exploded
and the boy Wts badly burned
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01

known. experienced bank officer. Mr..
Majors has also been connected with
the First National bank of Muskogec
and the Central National bank of
Tulsa. Tho FIRST National bank Of
Miami has been steadily growing and
now las deposits Of over 100000.
With the bank rapidly growing. new
officers are needed and Mr.. Nahors
was selected as the man for the new
position The footinCs of the First
National OF Miami is now over the
million dollar mark
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
OH, GIRLS, HERE'S JULIA
He wants a Wife. but Name Bars
Him at Home.

BOSTON. Mass, Dec. Sl.-A. Julia
shepard, "A prosperous farmer Of
Derry, y, H., is unable to find a wife
at home because of his middle name,
SO he has come to Ma ssachusetts TO
lock for one To-day he was Cooking
them over" in Holyoke.
Il an - years old, am making good
money and wish to have a real home"
he sajd 70 a reporter there. "lf there
is a girl who is looking for man like
me | would be glad to have her write
TO me-"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
SHE'S GLOBETROTTER AT SO
"A wealthy Los Angeles Woman Ncars
End of an $4,000 Mile Trim

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-I.ow she
wnS impelled by wandcrust to go
euna,,elihg around the world in her
,''n year. trekking thru snow and ice
in Alaska and drifting in n small boat
along a river in China. was related by
Mrs Sofia Howarth, SO years old. OF
Los Angeles, who is in this city after
return trip from the Panama canal.
When she arrives in Los Angeles
she viii have completed a Journey Of
more than $1,000 miirs.
Mrs Howarth is wcslthy Her near
relatives are dead and until the de-
sire for travel took possession of her
TO the exclusion of everything else in
her heNenty-ninth year she had been o
stay-athone.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
Elects New Active officer.

MIAMI, Okla. Dec. 5l.-Leroy f.
NGhors OF Goynton, Okla. hps bccu
elected assistant cashier OF the Firs,
National hank at a meeting of the
directors held here last Wednesday
Mr.. Majors has been cashier OF the
First National bank OF Boynton fol
the past three years and is a we'll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01

I'm afraid father-in-law doesn't
care much about me-" said the young
man. "lie finds fault with most
everything | do"
Nonsense replied his wife. "You
don't know his ways He is treating
YOU jrst like one of the family
Washington Star.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
Evolution,

why are American men taller than
those of most races?'
It's n case of evolution"
HUH"
I'VE had TO grow to reach those
street car straps"