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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-23

For Sale-sOO IT. l2h in. casing;
1000 IT. 10 in, SO ID; 1000 IT. Sh
in, 2S h.; 1000 IT. ~ in. II lb
casing: 1000 IT. In. line: 1900 IT
in. line; $4,000 IT. 2 in. line; 10000
II. 1 y in. new line; 10000 IT. IA in
new pipe; one l00-bbl. wood tank
two 65-bbl wood tanks: one 25, h. p
boiler and engine; one gasoline pump
Oklahoma Pipe Co., Tulsa. Okla
Phone 64i4.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-23

FOR SALE-S20-acres oil lease in
Coffey county Kan. Four producing
wells, clear title, address or call j.
W. Owings, Collinsville. Okla. Phone
SAL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-23

Wanted mt once 1000 to 10. 900
acres OF oil and gas leases. Reply
Indiana OH 4 Gas Production Co. |
East Washington ST. indianapolis
Ind. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-23
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1917

cred In hole on n sand bar shoulder
deep trying to dig up n boiler or some
thing that had been inundated by the
flood
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-23
Oil and Gas
Leases. Supplies. Production. Eto

VIII dispose of some offset and au-
tacent leases: $500 foot well to be
drilled on structure located and sur
veyed by three biologists of national
reputed; eighty-four foot steel rig al
ready erected; water well dug and
drilling contract being made; Heald-
ton productive sand predicted l.4OO
feet or less; looks like real pool might
be opened, For geological map, re
ports and other information apply to
owner. Room $50, Hotel Tulsa. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-23

I,bUU II, new IU-lnCh 30 Ib,,.,.S2,Il
3. 500 II new 2-in. 2'-lb.tubing ....44C
5000 new 3-16, II 10, .....Sl5 81
10000 new 2-inch line 1.SO0-lb test
j. W. Sayles. Phone 1873.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-23

present movement George Il. Black
who is out for blood this time sure.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24
TWIN CITY
NEWS NOTES

Katharine Howard. 4S1S oIeots ave,
Phone 2S3, will be pleased 20 write and
receive social news and advertising fer
he TfnaeM-
Ronald Mickey OF North Olcott
avenue has developed the chicken pox
and is under quarantine.
The Gwent Singers. who have been
SO we'll received hero in their must
Gales. will appear at the Baptist
church in Hammond tomorrow after
noon.
AIr. and Mrs. J E Tvans Of South
Barring avenue have moved 70 Chicago.
The homestead Of Mrs. Evans mother.
Mrs. Katherine Kaufman. was dis
posed or to the H T.. Jones. who are
making preparations TO occupy It. Mrs
Evans was before her marriage Miss
Nae Kaufman and has lived the greater
part OF her life here. Their daughter.
sina. who IS 8 high school student
will be missed by her many school
chums.
The L. A. I, club held stag" at
last evening Music and games were
enjoyed and refreshments served.
There will be no meeting next week
owing TO Thanksgiving
Services at the First Baptist church,
Indiana Harbor. Sunday school. a.45;
preaching. 1900, 3 Y r L.. ego:
evening service 30 r. C. speer.
pastor.
Services at the Swedish Lutheran
churches tomorrow. East Chicago.
Barring and 10Th street sunday school
Mt 915; communion and reception OF
members. 1880. HemioclJ and 10th
street. Sunday school. els; evening,
$50. Communion and reception Of new
4 members. Rev. Arthur w. Johnson.
pastor.
The Boys club Of the Baptist church
y et with the pastor at o'clock this
afternoon.
Monday evening there Is called
meeting Of the section or Mrs. J. B
Toraker's at the home OF Mrs. Frank
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24

December 9th at the Auditorium in
Indiana Harbor
The famous Royal event Male sing
ers viii hold a farewell concert at
the Auditorium. Indiana Harbor to-
right Adnlission-Adults soc; chill
dreu under u years. 25c-Adv.
Al s. rea,,l-s German Tntberan
ct,,~or c,~,.r +qS,b 80 nao4s~
street Ra. Rruno Saaear nazto,.
,bo~o r-i,l ~ Di,.iro s.,.,-ioa ~
o.c4o.l-. s,,n,4s, school o.o0 rerarish
service 40 The nast,r must iii tho
,,,l,f+ ana tto ,o,,gra,-atis, 81 ,sls.5
~ ri ~ ne.s The nastcr y doirr
his dnty-ara ,.o,, ,oilline Ia ~, ,.o,i,.s u
I'M III. welcome
mrs =, =. robinson ana hef sister
MISS eczema 1ofiis' We're called ~
quincy Mloh-' owing 20 the Illness ol
thelr latner- Bolh nave Departed Ter
ehat CITY
Mrs. Howard ManauEh OF Common
wealth avenue. who left here short
time $50 with her babe. who was very
III. 10 20 to the home Of her mother at
Columbus Ind. writes to friends here
thar there Is a marked Improvement
in the child and that she expects to
soon return to this city.
Mrs C II Hughes of North Vernon.
Ind. and Mrs Ralph Deputy Of Gary
visited Mrs. Elmer Cant in Common
wealth avenue YESTERDAY
The "Win-My-C hum" meetings being
held at the First Methodist Episcopal
church of East Chicago are being en-
joSed by everyone who attends. The
young people Of the church enjoyed q
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


HAMMOND.
Alice AZ sohl Mnmar) TO
Charles Z. BeaIl Is 16. II.
l. Sohls md Add S 100
Frank s Betz and wife to
August stella. 40. M L
50. b 2. HoEmans 3rd Add 100
steve Rusnak ana wife 20
james Kalnnates. L 5. b 8.
Morris Add ---------- 100000
TOLLESTON.
Central 3. & Mtg. Go. 10 Gary
Sheet Railway Co, / rs. g.
KusaiSs Add - 1000
Christian Grothman Cpid) to
Joseph sumegi and wife. l.
"a. L IL. Cos 4th Add $500 1.on
GARY.
Mary Lichty Cwid) 70 Martin
Collins. L IS, B S. So. Broad
way Add. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leo
Cary Land co. to Eben y. Bun
nell and Frank l. Is l. .. 3
100. Gary Land Co.'S LIST
sub. 100000
William p. Patterson and wife.
et,al. 10 Fred Humpfer L ;,
B 5, Lincoln PIX. Add 100
Clarence NJ. Renoliet. Commits
sioner 70 Joseph Pear L So.
b s. Broadway Heights Add. 5000
G@ry Land co. to Joseph Frost.
u Is. Z 10l. Gary Land Co.'S
1st sub observation-disclosures $500
Joseph Frost ,bach) to Daniel
ID Livingston and wife. +
Is. B i01, Gary Land Cos
1st Sub. ---- 100
Gary Land co. to Steel city
Home Blders. Co, L p. E 4.
Gary Land Co.'S Sth Sub 10000
Carl Bol.us and wife to Louis
Aiolnar and wife. l. 81. = IL.
Carl Bolius Add. - 675.O0l
Imre Szabo and wife TO Louis
Molnar and wife, J. p. = IT,
Carl Bolius Add -- I00i
Gary Hts. Realty Co. to owen
u Brady, Is g. 9. = 3, KEEL
ley Semmes Blvd. Hts. Add 100
Jacob Kinney and wife to Julius
Grothaus Is - is, j.
Hineys 1st Add ----4 100
EAST CHICAGO.
Maciej Sziurek and wife TO
Anna Sinder. 40. B FL SW
29-97-9 100000
z. Chgo. Co TO Leo Bonaven-
tura. J. 40. Z. Sc 29-S7-9 $500
INDIANA HARBOR
Joseph Kovach (unmar) 20
Barney + Chamsld. L "a. E
1s. 9Th Add. -------------- 1.25o.Oo
John r. Farovid and wife to
Fred J. Smith. UndIs rs.
r II. 3rd Add ------- 100
WHITING
Nfarko Romanovic and wife to
Smith Bader Davidson Co. L
Z. So L s, b 4, Forsyths Srd
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24

Williams in North Magoun avenue. All
are urged to be present
Josephine O'Toole the little daugh-
ter OF Mt. and Mrs. James O'Toole.
is having twelve small guests meet
with her this afternoon in celebra-
ton Of her sixth birthday anniversary.
The color scheme has been planned
in pink and the children viii enjoy
various games and have their pictures
taken before the merry event closes.
Services al the St. Franciscan church.
1ssth and Fir streets: High Mass at
1870, by the pastor. FIR J. VI. zab-
lochi.
The jewish congregations OF East
Chicago and Indiana TTarbor will meet
en- masse Sunday afternoon ct $50
o'clock a the Auditorium on Thanks
giving and for the purpose OF cele-
brating the late dictum Of the British
government favoring tho establish
ment IN Palestine OF national home
for the Jewish people and the best
use OF their endeavors to facilitate the
achievement. Judge Bregstone Of Chi
cago. man made famous BY his own
race OF people for using his influence
for the betterment 81 their condition
viii address the audience. and It is Is
be hoped that the Auditorium VIII be
filed with Jewish people to greet him
on his mission here.
Mr. Harry Babcock ot North olcott
avenue has returned home from Mari
nette. Wis where he was in attend
ance at the funeral % his grand
parent. Mr. Cooke.
Masses at St Narv'a church. For
sythe and 144th street. 500 and 1913.
Rev. George Lsuer. pastor.
The e. r. Sabbath school is already
making preparations for its Christmas
festivities There VIII be a pageant
staged December 23rd entitled ''The
white Gifts for the King" at the usual
service at il o'clock on that date. \
Christmas parts Is BEING planned for
The evening Of Christmas for all Of
the children Of the church.
At the Sacred Heart church in Tod
avenue there VIII be high mass cele-
brated tomorrow at 10 o'clock by the
pastor. Rev. Octavius zevatta
The public is invited to attend the
complimentary Thanksgiving musicale
given BY the pupils Of Miss Florence
Brazil Of the Brazil School Of Music
Tuesday evening at the Auditorium.
Members of the faculty are also to APP
pear No admission.
Croatian services are held every
Sunday al 10 o'clock at St Mary's hall
By the pastor Of the Holy Trinity
Creation church Rev. J. A Judnic.
Corporal Carl Zerler writes from
Hattiesburg. Miss. to his parents here
that he may be home to spend the
holidays.
Mrs 3. W Wyckon Of Magoun ave-
nue. is confined to the house with i'll
ness.
Services at the New Hope Baptist
church. 137th and Hemlock street: sun
day school. e:30: preaching. 1900;
services at 100 Rev. B. ". J. spen-
Ger. pastor
Mrs. y. Moser Of Hammond spent
yesterday the guest OF Mrs. Roy sulli-
van in Kennedy avenue
Services at St Johns Cantius
church. l3sth and Beech streets
Masses at 500 and 10:15; chudren's
mass s.15: Sunday school. 1880: Yes
pers. 800 p. m. Rev. Anthony sta
chowiak, pastor.
The Jewish Zionist club has arranged
for its second annual dance TO be held
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24
SCHERERVILLE

Molly PETER whose illness is serious,
viii be taken TO the hospital.
A social gathering Will be held in St.
Michaels hall. Thanksgiving Day after
noon and evening.
The funeral of the late Henry Gerlach.
II years of age. was held Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock under the direc-
ton of Undertaken Chas. Geiser Of
Crown Point. Requiem high mass was
recited by Rev. VIM. Berg Of st. Mich
aers church. Interment at st. Michaers
cemetery
Mrs Anne Mas. formerly Of this
place. but having for the past six years
lived with her daughter Mrs. Brown. at
Hammond, passed away Thursday morn
ing She was 81 years old and is sur
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24

Nicholas Bereolos and wife TO
Samuel D. Skufakiss, S % #.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24

~ " " = y =
Lee NJ Yochem and wife TO
Bert Goodman and wife. Is
IS, 50. & 4. Honmans Ist
Aaa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24
LANSING

Miss Alma schultz is spending a few
weeks in Harvey. Ill, with her sister
Mesdanes Fred Schultz and Witten-
hagen visited in Harvey a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz of Riverside Wis
tied friends and relatives hero Sun
day.
Miss Emma Schmidt underwent an OF
GRAFTON in Blue Island hospital. and Is
doing fine.
Miss Grace Hughes and her mother
We're Hammond shoppers. wednesday.
Mrs Fred Keaster visited Miss Emma
Schmidt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24

Mary Macy and husband to Eva
Shramo. l. 80. Il, SW
2S-27-q nnn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24

Add 100
Stella 8. Meeker Cwid) ct al 10
a. Murray Turner. Undiz Pt
NJ NV i7-34-S---- LOO
Fred Humpfer and wife % viii
p. Patterson. ct al. ut. NE
NE S-36-S -------- 100
Helena Grimmer and husband
TO sarinis r. SWEETS and Giel
s. TT. Sc Sc 9-35-9---- 100
Deeds-November 23rd, 1917.
EAST GARY.
Grace lola Won Forester and
husband 10 Angelo Scarlet L
30. b II 8rd Sub. --- 10000
HAMMOND TRANSFER SUB.
Eva Viola Seagraves and hus-
band to Frederick Wilhelm
Is z. s. 3 A. Hand. Transfer
Sub. 100
CEDAR LAKE
Charles II. Morhard u Walter
E. Smith and wife, Is s. &.
.. Plat H. II Shades Add. - 1900
EAST CHICAGO.
Teof1I Blaszczinski and wife to
Joe Pisarski and wife. Ls~1
u. 8 2. Bell and Hoffmans
Add ------------------- 100000
Mary Macy and husband to Eva
Shramo. l. 80. B Il. sw
2s-87-9 -------------------- 100000
HAMMOND
Lee NJ Yochem and wife to
Bert Goodman and wife. Is
IS, 50. & 4. Hoffmans 1st
Add ------- 100
Nicholas Bereolos and wife to
Samuel D Skufakiss, S % #.
l. 3, Morris Add. ----------- 100000
Nicholas Bereolos and wife TO
James P. Bereoios. n 3 #. L
3, Is l, 2. Z 3. Morris Add 100
james +. Bereolos anw wife 10
Samuel n. Skufakiss, Undls
party wall \ # l. 3, z 3.
Morris Add. ----------- 100
Edward Simon and wife to
Belle Lund. Is 81. %. Ep l.
%. 3. Homewood Add. - 100
Belle Lund (div) to Edward
Simon and wife. LIS 25. 26. q.
B 2. Homewood Add. ------ LOO
TOLLESTON.
Allie Fitzgerald and husband
to Vincent Cesare. L 10. B
10. Co.'S 5th add. - 100
Smith Bader Davidson Co. TO
Vincent Cesare, L 10. B 10.
Co.'S 9Th Add. ------- 100
GARY.
Edward H Gross and wife to
Harry l.. Frank, l. Z. s,
Broadway Add ---------- 100
Arden Dearbeyne to Harry L.
Frank L Z. 3 {, Broadway
Add. ---------------- LOO
Henry q. SchWab tbachl to So.
Broadway Land Co, L IS.
I. 5th So Broadway Add. 49, LOO
Gary Land CO. 70 Charles G.
Purvis L Is, 81, Gary
Land Co.'S 1st Sub. -------- 792 90
Charles c. Purvis and wife to
Anna Z. Larson. L IS. E 80,
Gary Land Co.'S 1st Sub. Loo
Anna f. Larson Cwid) TO Julius
Kreutzman and wife. L IS,
80, Gary Land Co.'S 1st Sub. 100
Gary Land Co. to Robert w.
Smith, L. %. 102, Gary
Land Co.'S lst Sub. -------- e35.5l
Robert ". Smith and wife to
william NJ. Fox and wife. l.
27, 102, Gary Land Co.'S
1st Sub, ------------------ 100
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24

Gary Land Co. to Joseph T.
smith L 10. e rs. Gary
Land Co.'S LIST sub ----- $50.
Joseph r. Smith and wife to
Ray T. White. L Il. p 119.
Gary Land Cos 1st Sub. - J.
HORSFORD PARK.
Charles J. Williams and wife
to Ethel Swesey. Is ! to s.
3 II. Horsford PIX. -, J.
Charles j Williams and wife
to Ethel Swesey. Is 6. s. &
H. orsford PIX. -------
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24
Same Effect

First Neighbor-'My daughter Is
very patriotic. She isn't going TO play
any more German music" Second
Neighbor-"I'm afraid that won't help
any. She will probably play something
else in place of it."-Judge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24

The streets of Petrograd, the city
OF many troubles, are filed with the
crowds who listen to the soap box
orators Of the Bolsheviki or watch
their parading troops. Since the
overthrow of the Kerensky govern
ment the radicals have made every
effort to impress the populace with
Their strength. Recent photographs
of the streets of Petrograd show
(above) some of the new rulers Of
Russia, Gin executive session." ad-
dressing the throngs in a public
square and (below) troops of the
Kronstadt garrison, supporters Of
Bolsheviki, on parade.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24

vived by four children, Nicholas. Peter
lack and Sophia; also by a step-child
John Mas. She will be buried at ST.
Michae1's cemetery Monday at / a m
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24
TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT
LADY'S APRON.
BY Anabel Worthington.

The best feature Of this cleverly de-
signed kitchen apron Is that 1t slips on so
easily. Two straps of the material are
stitched to the belt at the back, and they
are then crossed and brought over the
shoulders and buttoned to the front The
pattern is in two large sections-the long
front piece and the back section, which is
gathered to the belt The upper edge of
the front is gathered to a straight band,
giving a little fulness, which is very be-
coming. The big pockets will be com
fort while doing housework
The lady's apron pattern No. 1854 is
cut in three sizes-36, 40 and Al inches
bust measure. The So inch size requires
SIS yards q inch or 25a yards 30 inch,
with e5s yards bias seam binding.
To obtain this pattern send 10 cents TO
the office of this publication
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-24

Make It The Last War.
The state herald., 1917-09-14
Goes to Denver.

Rev. J. T. BAinbfidgs shipped his
household goods to Denver Saturday
and on Sunday evening with Mrs. Balm
bridge and sop. Warren. drove to ster-
ling for short visit with Rev. Ayers
os their way to Denver where he will
enter upon his work ~ pastor Of As
bury Methodist church. The church Is
In nice part Of the city and has n
sembcrship Of between four aud FIVE
hsndssd. Rev. Bsinbridgs 10 . persist
cnt and successful worker and during
his two years with Holyokc snd Up.
worth has done an amount Of work that
not many would undertake.. lie and
Mrs. Bainbsidgc are slso well equipped
for work In social circles and they leave
. host Of friends both In nnd out Of the
church who regret very much TO sec
them called 10 snoihFr Ash Of iaho'
and with them abundant success 10
their new work, Their address In Den
yer 10 22lb West 80. Ave.
The state herald., 1917-09-14
Obituary.

Aiox Sedsrburg was born on
Sept. IA. 1850. at Marestad.
Sweden. snd died on Friday
Sept. Z. 1917. at his home in
Holyoke, Colo. from dropsy
aud heart trouble.
He came TO the United States
when ~ years Of ngc and locat.
ed near YounRsviile. Pa, where
he lived Tor seven years and
moved TO PnRc county. H.. 10.
eating near Essex. In Fcbrua.
ry 1883. he moved his family 10
Phillips county. Colo. He was
the youngest brother Of n fami-
ly Of o. 4 boys and 2 girls. and
two brothers aud u sister sur.
The state herald., 1917-09-14
Auto Race Program.

Sept. 20. class A Fords only. Cars
10 run . abreast. Winners In each heat
run In final for each class.
LIST prize 5000 cash and ribbon
End prize $500 cash and ribbon
3rd prise ribbon
Sept. 2ist-Class b Fours any msks
or horse power.
Winners In each hsa. runs In tinsl fos
each class.
Let prise SO 90 cash and ribbon.
End prize $500 cash and ribbon
3rd prize ribbon
Sept. 22-.Class c Skies any make CT
horse power.
Winners In each heat runs IN final for
each class.
ist prize 5000 cash and ribbon
2ni prize $500 cash and ribbon.
3rd prixs ribbon
Winners Of nrst prizes In classes A y
and c 10 coapste for Grand Prize Z
Silver Loving Cup.
Distance run 10 be 100 Yards Stand
lag Start with Motors running and DrI'
vss on Ground ~ feet In fssr Of car.
by order Of Com.
The state herald., 1917-09-14
School Notes.

Amherst Con solidat.d School Die.
triet has moved in;o Amherst all the
outlying school buildings. Prepare.
tons are being made to teach the ninth
Asd tenth grades in the school this
year.
Several districts have already made
application to the State Tax Commits
''on for pefmissioa TO increase their
ieviss over those of last year. 1t might
be we'll for those school boards who
have not given this matter the thought
to figure up the contemplated expenses
for this school year and # In need of nd
ditional fuads take up ths matter with
this aice that the Increase may re-
ssivo the attention Of the State Tax
Commission At IN early day.
Miss Psnsy Haskell Of Limon. Colo.
rado. began an eight months term of
schoo, in district z last Mosdsy.
District l6 10 contemplating having a
CELL pat down on the schoo, grounds in
be seer fstuss. TIE qssstien Of fur.
hjsAiag water fuf ~ sehool children is
IeSS9 soyvsoUytue eyeat6tpouyUm N ti1lS
vay besides trees and school garden
can b cultivated with success with the
wstss that the veil will furnish
Pasli school district 10 putting down
. well and work will shortly begin on
de New 1000 school building.
George c. Lueke. secretary Of school
district 80 paid this Office an official vin
Il Monday. District 33 recently voted
10 consolidate with district 8 and Mr..
Lucks informs US that the proposition
will b voted on in district 8 In the near
fs.urs and II the proposition carries in
that district. the organization vii be
psrfssted at once and the school got un
Der hssdway for the beginning Of next
ysar.
Word vas received from Prof. Leaf
Sunday night that II would be impossi.
W. fos him 10 assume charge Of the
Haxtun branch high school this year
owing to the fact that he was certified
Tor service In the national army. Prof
HSrl Ayrss Of Sterling has been secur.
q - take bis position In the school and
niss Anna Geissler Of Pueblo has been
selected - his assistant. The branch
school will open for work next Monday
Sept. II. An enrolment Of thirty five
10 promised.
This oiAce has received notice that
ths following books have been selected
for The rssdiag circle work for the year
Language work In Elemsntary Schools.
Lsipsr: How We Think, Dewey; How to
rsseh. Straysr q Noteworthy. Soeiolo-
gy. Elsood. Price Of the set el.00
postpaid.
COUNTY. Supsrintsodsnt
The state herald., 1917-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller
and child had a pretty narrow
escape from death one day last
week while riding in a Ford
car. In attempting to cross
the railroad in front of an ap-
preaching flyer, Mrs Miller
who was driving killed the en-
gine just as the front wheels Of
the car passed over the rails.
They jumped from the car and
were only a few feet from the
car when the flyer struck and
instantly reduced the car to
scrap iron and kindling wood.
1t was certainly a close call.
Two men in the back seat also
escaped uninjured.
The state herald., 1917-09-14
Proclamation.

That the state of Colorado
may maintain the high place
which her resources and the pa
triotic spirit of her citizens so
justly merit. and that she may
best serve the nation and our
people in this grave hour. it is
necessary that her resources be
SO marshaled and organized as
TO be most effective. The man
ufacturing interests of this state
are among those Of vital i'm.
portance. To become effective
organization and cooperation
are imperative and justify the
calling together i. conven-
tion the manufacturers Of this
com mmonwealth.
A committee of representa-
tive citizens Of the state, under
appointment Of our governor.
recently visited Washington. ID.
c., in the interest of Colorado.
That committee. in co-opera-
ton with the special represent
alive Of the Denver Manufac.
turers' Association. did effective
work, especially in presenting
the vast resources Of our state.
This preliminary work niust be
pursued vigorously and persist.
emily TO bring desired results.
This can be attained only by
earnest concerted action among
our citizens.
Therefore. !. Julius c. Gun
ter, governor Of Colorado. dc
hereby request the various man
ufscturing enterprises Of thi'
state 10 send representative
70 Q conference TO be held ia
Denver in the house Of repre-
aentativea at 2:30 o'clock or
Tuesday afternoon. Sept. 18th
isr the purpose Of edccting suci
organization among our manu-
facturcrs, discussing the qucs
tions which concern them ant
our people snd bringing abou
the cooperation which nation
sl and state conditions demand
Respectfully.
Julius {. Gunter
Governor.