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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
S15.5 500

We offer Of the best bargains in the city in
prick and frame residence the south side hardwood
fnish large basement steam heat garage for two cars
servants room, cistern; everything modern and COM
plete for home, on corner lot l00x140 feet Worth
$4,000 The improvements alone would cost the price
asked part terms. Phone us for appointment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
HOUSES roa SALE

! RAEGAlNs--Gartge Tor two tsrt on real
| end ot soui Iot in Irving Place vIl
trade DO on room blugsIos or VII cell
cheap for Jhah
| SO ACRES 4 miles north on road 10 D..
/ paved fair lmptoyemsuts, Will irsds foi
] TutA income
fiNE SIX ROOM modern bunga'ov. hard
/ vood Nolrs. high location Park I'm
| s-og vi. handls. balance lous lime loan
] a. ACRES suburban homr frc Improve
/ mcntt. lnst miles out biz bgy i0f some
body price 90 500 j ID. blmmonf a Go
ihone 3iel 7leTR Room l2 Bynuu
! Bldg
BEAUTIFUL room modern buugAlow on
ar line good neishborhood fuIl sized
lot bargain 81 sggAO See fhiA n YOU
want 20 buy home worth the mousy
A Thompson. Phone a286
East slpE Lot 50rt77 f.st ioininr me
rsttucted dutfift $500 500 cash SO
/ per month Phone So
EfGHT BLOCKS Do center af town foom
modern cou'epien'ly arranged good we'll
oi water. Groom bfrga1tt quarters gar
age aud driveway raiive shade trees
close 70 car Inot owner leaving and
will taruhce a. $3.50. sl2h0 tath
FOR sALE--Ats e bargain ~ acfs orchgrd
room ttone block house some outbuIld
l1Ft orc mile saEi haf north Lewis and
Admlral , y conns.l
FUk sALE-By owner room strictly
modern ttueco bungalow $4,000. terms
Stevenson. eoo2 fast third Phone
al5hR
lph HAlt.-tIatr in. on north tife. nsaf
ponver ,srtst room modsrn house
good Ts.l and pump newly decorated
owner going 10 war. will cell Of o. 500.
$500 ,,th. balance go per month
iInas' DO not ask Tor location over
phone Phone se9l40t2. or see Rsddiu
500 Dame. BLDG
FOR sALt-Fi1s iubufbsn homo iai
aIN3l' gss. eicrqur light and good
we'll insi tho homo for chicken raufb
gr gardening within one block ear line
FOR sale al original investment cost a.
owner mutt sell VIII consider aut1 a.
part payment A good opportunity 10
rralf+ large profit ON tho inysumsal
GOOD FOUR ROOM ou rort~ts.e on
fu'i sized I0t. newly painted auI ISNFpsrri
good we'll n aai,r' barn r,H ir...
tl la0. 5000 g.tt. Phone 800
HAVE lpl HOUSE or lot fof saIsi Irl
70 sweeney 3u Robinson Rdg
PARK HlLL-Hirh class room uilh hass
Wnr' IVORY Nuiah nicely decorated With
nice light tEufrs garage for two care
with Two ter,ants. rooms above. rental
value ti-h per month w.' ttl At a bar
gam and 'akr sHr us port payment Cali
adon inv Co -lHa1 l.ut National
Phone 1853
RENTS COLLECTED and property iatsB
care Of If' Hn know Nf.r warfs. vt uu,
ana fslb fsal estate and farms Ban.
tton 4 Co, $40 kobHson Bldg Phone
SOUTH sfnE -CIofs.m modern room rot.
fbgs. garage and ksryart's quarters Plane
5000 owner for loc'uo1 and price
SOL ma ufDr NtuEtre.. r....
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

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.T1R RFsr Attractive bedroom furnished
in rIr...,..r .a...t ,.,. -,,.aeapre
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u aau September D., Kendall Apb
IN.He 1870
h..I.E FURNISHED ruum IH private 'aHr1
..sf UsH % .is with or without
...f-. Phone 'DHl
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ROOMMATE NANlEp yuIa. ady
Phone isiaK
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ON |. tIt N..' .I.'"'. ''.'
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home a0 other raourrs seuremel Pre-
frrrHt
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room, roaero e., ari waller ''l ,s... No..
ta,, Az.
F,,.f,,gT, T,,.. Uriarglss,d
r,.r.. m,f.r. .a Jl..I,tcv car line to
sa.rG a.no.i children FHoas l70tI
il,-Eglf Fgr rrat rooms
modem ,r.fr- r-Air cal 81 NorH
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ns'1,as pores 5000 's,sa,''l.ol .,.,, .' ,,,, ,D'
t.--'.ss4 .- trG.-4Ya.' reasanabie
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ufrRolr s. '-1. h'ar1 a'a roo"
na- 40 tab.. board rsaas aaa-i
M..N. a.. .I4-Dnrg room and k.t-nsu
fer rent . regular loarIsrt paor.
VACATION PLACES IN
C0Tgl-v vss,',s5.sl. s,osm ,5.rle,s5
rs..s b, Nsasso 40 tls .C,r Of
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BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED %
AUTO REPAIRING and o'rrlaulaE 81
seventh ~ Prone i1o'
SAVE IINE and money by ssrt.r. ,a..
,.otrs, ,o sror Wbrs yy,, W..t' ,..
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Phone et79 tis sobA Nj A1A''N'''
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BUILDING AND CONTRACTING "a
vi ECTRlc WIRING and fixture, o.t
Phone s''i5 aias Co. '-' south Main street
cTraayt,,c.
- si.iai'i i"u AND DHEING 2s
NArrtvcsre
rsf.rI,4 - N'aovhisd and recovered
so ny-e ihr same day phor.
'' sanitary Mattress Co
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DbLs MAKING MILLINERY ,s
DR. s-MAKING e. pI,l, 20
dainty hhrs v,-t '" a.i fancy A,to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS roR HEET FURNISHED W
tuk htNI .No.m ior gy.u,n.u. near
. ronrh9u.r 3 Cheyenne Thors pos.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
MlVNIN TWNNINMIn

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

''. HlII MES NAts 81. nsr f.. ,...
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tI.M' On rrlutu aud trtfnaF a.r.
write for catalar F "a
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

G0oD IHi5Gs 10 ear %
I.N sAlr.. Grape. b. Per pound Kappa
I.as.,f fruf Farm Phone B. 90 5F
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
oLEARINd AND DYE1No
DREslMAKNo ATTfIyTpy


,5NaIIID ID.HlNG s7a pis5iIrg re.,i.
r HlhFer sewing Machirc d, ~,
t''t second phorr'6Tt ''' ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

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so ''h.' or at.t
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AuHtH " al1 fao mnH..a rooms
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ARCHER IS .ll uua ,.sap.r- room.
or .ar .0e children vr..ur
HUSTON. e. ll-..ua, fua Or tHtss
nicely furnished hou,'s'sp'1g rooms
modsfn fhoos Ao-'
hOrfOA. s. lstr. Coo. .uN'. In.us fH.
rnlod io- 40lH.Ee.r summer a
good vel. Phone tIIl wH %. t5loJ
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

lbh Nhlt -t.atr in. on north tife. near
ponvsr tsrtst a Troom modem house
good ss.l and pump. newly decorated
owner going 10 war. will cell 81 o. 500.
$500 cash balance go per month
Please DO not ask Tor location over
phone phors ss9l 40i2. or tse Rsddiu.
sos Daniel Bldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

N'NkrIDN -. Cleaner arH hate.
cleaned ari pressed 81 H.,. ,..-l5
n-a blocked. 81 622 south Main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
BuslSBss PROPERTY

BRICK Hyl llpING -.rvottory. s0liB
rented for slUD per month rriee $4,000
frrms % 600 cash tsiantt $50 pti
muHiH Dor uaruculau adircsa 4 %
no, llat TuHa
DRUG sTuRF FUR sALF- poiur good
buNnrHs lu county tsat to~u Of 600
vIlh paved streets. fine schools and good
prospects Tor oil and gss VIII make thit
hsrgHiu 40 right parry Ior uf0ma
tlon vflto Box l2S. ravnes. Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09
LIVE STOCK
Doak- cErs. -

FoR sAlt-h ho,'oa BULLDOG cali up
klDi-rtRtu arsdas puppies Tor nIs
Address Box lit or phone l20sR. sa
T1.Ul
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-09

GRAND CLEANING AND pRresrNg
N1r cleaning ard prtvIHr s vpr,-,,,
,.T'r' 1.uauorR M Fat 5e-og5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-02
THE METHODIST
CONFERENCE

THE Northwest Indiana conference
which held las session at Terre Haute
fn Centenary Nj r church. closed
Monday afternoon
pr T ! Bassett and wife from
the First M e. church of hammond
~ ere the only representa- ives frem
this cltv. ais Rev Paul II. Benedict of
Monroe street. rs now a chaplain in the
army
nr Rassett reports one Of the most
pheasant sessions Of the conference
ever held. The conference next year
wIn be held at Frankfort
Tna northwest Indiana Conference.
a4 is name implies embraces the
northwest quarter Of the state. ID is
divided into four disIriets-the Craw-
e.udssnie. the Greeucastle. the Lafav-
ette and the South Bend districts.
Hammond is in the last named dis
tfiet
The six year Inns, OF DIR Appleby
as District Superintendent having eX-
pred lie was appointed TO the pas
torate 81 the Arst church. Crawfords-
tlle. ana pr Henry J. Davis. for ten
years pastor of the FIRST Church, So.
Bend ia his successor
Although there were many changes
made among the $50 pastoral charges
er the conference. with one exception
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-02


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t,a,.t,eo,.
Inc iheI4'eIs si tl'e 9''t~H anu
err etao VIII Pc the sueS1S o
ehafies Maeli' go 0a->'9s
tomorfo" aEeeFhe'a-
,..-...
a guest at the horne If Mrs Charles
powaelI. Oakley avenue nit. Nt'1ss
via make AN indefinite stay
Nj John Gartner. of 6l@ Oakley ave-
nue, j. confined TO his home with span
ish influenza.
.
w.H meet Thursday. OCT 8. from
a a4- to 5 d. mi. The day VIII lee spent
N mezins "a qailt which viii be sold
.
The meeting of Sewing Circle N4
VIII net be held Tomorrow at the
home Of Mrs. q, d Ray mus II Car
RON street on account Of the illness
rigan. The next meeting will be on
Thursday, Oct II. with Mrs Mary
Reinert. 7s9 Claude street. as hostess
=
Mr. ana Mrs. il. ~ Hasper 295 state
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-02

Mrs f. poIan of THIS city. IS visit
ing hen niece. Mrs tpptrahe"se "t &
Ignace Michigan
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-02

There VIII be ao practice OF the
CHRISTIAN church choir this week on
sccennt ct the inability of Dr- VII
lalns. director. 10 be present either
Thursday of FRIDAY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-02

The members IL the Stitch and Chat
tar club viii tie the guests OF Mrs
Charles DowdclL SIS Oakley avenue
tomorrow afternoon
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-22
JOHN BURKE'S
BROTHERLANDS
FAT N. Y. JOB
Deposed Customs Collector
Made Treasurer Of Cot
ton Exchange.

Portland, Ore, April 22.-Judge
Thomas c. Burk. former collector Of
customs Of the Oregon district, with
headauarters|i i'm Portland, who was
ousted by President Wilson to make
room for another democrat, has ac-
tcepted the position of treasurer of the
Cotton and Grain exchange in New
York. To take up his new duties he
left for the east a few days ago., stop
ping at Baker, his old home, to at
tend to minor business Matters
Burke Is well known in North Da-
kota as q brother of John Burke,
former governor OF North Dakota,
and now United States treasurer.
The@Cotton. and Grain. exchange is
one Of the. big commercial corpora
tions Of the metropolis. Its member
ship is made: up largely of the lead
ing cotton and grain growers OF the
United States.
Judge Burke's selection as treasur-
er of the exchange is attributed by
his many friends here to the enviable
record he made while collector OF
customs in oregon. During his ten
ure in Office he succeeded in enlarg-
Ing the jurisdiction Of this district
through the inclusion of the ports on
the north side of lower COLUMBIA
river, obviating thereby h expense
and necessity Of sending inspectors
from Seattle to those points every
time a vessel took on a cargo at them
Through his Jealous. efforts importers
were assisted materially in facilitating
the forwarding to Portland. Ore
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-22
State And Federal
Aid For. Campaign
Against Trachons

Bismarck NJ D., April 22.-Fol-
lowing a conference with a delegation
representing. LaMoure. and lN:ket
counties, the state Of North 1akO.a,
through its emergency commission,
has elected to bear one-fourth Of the
expe;.kee Of a determined campaign
which is to be made against ira
choma in these counties by state and
federal authorities. Chairman Nelson
OF the Dickey county commission,
Chairman Steen Of the LaMoure:
county board, Visiting Nurse Schove
and DR.. Myer called ,upons Governor
Frazier and placed before him the
situation in their counties, where 10
fully developed cases OF 'trachoma,
already have been discovered. A
number Of patients have been re-
moved to a sanitorium in Kentucky.
but the infection continues to spread.
it Is now planned to segregate all Of
the Sc victims in a camp to be erected
iii. n Of the two counties. The eod-
.eral government will bear half the
expense, While the remainder will be.
equally shared by Dickey and La
.Mcure .cou't tee on the hand and
the state on the other.
The origin of the epidemic Of this
strange malady, which seems to be
confined to these two counties, is a.
mystery. Local medical authorities
have done everything within. their
power. to check its spread and stamp
it out. but in spite of all they. could
do the number of cases has in
c~reasdr~t- go.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-22
by Iiberty n
Captain Paterson Of
Portal Dead In France

Portal. N. D., April 22.-while on
la visit here, A. c. Paterson was adj
vised that his son, Captain George
I. Paterson of the Royal Flying corps.
was listed as amono the missing at
the front, his being followed up a
few hours later by the announcement
that Captain Paterson was killed in
action. Mr.. Paterson left by auto
for Regina to give what comfort he
could to his grief stricken life-partner
and daughter. ISIS. Annie Paterson.
Captain Paterson was but "a years.
being born at Thedford, Ont. on
Nov. 9, 1894. He came west when
but. a child and attended the public
schools Of this city. Aside from being
an excellent student, he made a mark
for himself in all athletics and was
a runner of more than extraordinary
merit. He took a captains course
at Winnipeg. and received his COM
mission, going overseas in October,
1916.
While in England he transferred
Ito the Royal Flying corps. and in
November last crossed to France as
flight commander and captain, where
a brilliant career was cut short by
his death. in action on April 2. His
brother. Lieutenant John D. Pater-
son Of the Royal Flying corps, is sta
toned at Chesley, Cheshire, Eng
land. -..-.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-22
INSURANCE MEN
- Av0AN -
AT DEYIISLAKE
Eliminate Dishonesty From
Ranks of Profession.
Say Speakers.

Devils Lake, N D., April 22.-The
raising Of the life insurance business
to a profession through the elinnina-
ton from. the ranks OF the dish0nor.
able, was the main theme Of discus
sion at. the monthly meeting of the
North Dakota Life Underwriters, as
ISOLATION held Saturday in Devils
not through; laws, nor force, but
through, sentiment created by organ
izations .twas the belief Of A. f. Col
well Of Fargo, president of the aseo-
citation.
Plans were also made for the en-
l.tertainment Of the northwestern con-
gress which meets in Fargo June az
20 and the campaign for increased
membership will be continued.
H. A.. Kneeshaw of this city was
appointed head of the finance COM
mittee for the congress. He will Sc
lect assistants from every community
and the financial burden for each
locality will be apportioned. Add
tional committees will be announced
at the next meeting III Minot May is.
There may possibly be a meeting IN
| Fargo in June before the congress
convenes.
! The North Dakota branch Of the
udLlOUdl dSoOG4cAt1OlI VI lAAO uIiNSA "AAe
ers has made wonderful progress in
the past few CNonths. Although six
years old, the society only had, up to
February, this year, twenty-five
members where they now have lis.
This places the North Dakota So
ciety ahead of those in many large
cities, including ST. Paul, milwaukee,,
Minneapolis. The aim is $50 mem
bers by the May meeting which will
place the society fourth on h list OF
it's kind in the United States with
York with larger life insurance So
~cieties. John A.. Risk Of LaMoure,
pioneer insurance writer, gave 4 very
I strong address on the necessity OF
keeping the ranks clean of Crooks
and "tWistcrs,' by reporting such
men to- their general agents n to
the insurance bureau of the state,
Other talks were given along this line,
among the most eloquent being thai
of Mr.. 6olwell, president. who in
sisted hat such men would be ban
ished from the business in this state
through a sentiment for honesty Gre
ated by organization. I
The value and inspiration fof:+a
convention was discussed by H.. A
Kneeshaw. city, and Mrs. Laura
knight of Fargo. All agreed thai
whatever was put into a convention
could, not be compared with the ben
efitf received.
fw members were presented an6
HEe informal talks, all expressing
depreciation Of benefits derived from
sac meetings, What we need" sale
the president "is great education in
that we can properly cooperate. ant
having equipped ourselves with {
wider knowledge ,of the great worl
in which we IRE engaged, n hav
ing acquired greater ability to co
operate. let US advance together a
one"
Officers of the North Dakota I'm
derwriters' association are:
President, A. F. Colwell; first vice
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w. "A. Burns: second vice. II. J. fRpl-
Inns; secretary WV. SEsuller; tfeA4-
urer. ]. F. Treat Sxecutive SOnnmat-
tee. Eugene Fretz. chairman;P z. w.
eatory, RI Garmine. Y. q. Whitney,
,A.sW, Crafy, allsof Fargo. The hope
was expressed by. the officers that
since the society had developed and
covered the state. the next officers
would be representative Of every sec
ton. =
Those in attendance at. the meet
ing were: ". A. Burns, Fargo;
John A. Risk, LaMoure: H. a. Knee
shaw. Devils Lake; F. w. Web. Mo
hall; Chas. Brady. Mohall; J. A. La
vatie: Mutual; c. Van Delight, Devils
Lake; H. b. Walker, William Stew
ems, W. H. Wilson, j. H. Hethmarck.
G. p. Granneg. NJ. H.. Shorthand,
Devils Lake; II. A. Miller, Crazy;
Thomas, Turner, Fargo; D. Z. Rowe.
Lakota; NJ. D.. Kavanaugh, Devils
Lake: Mrs Laura Rowe, Fargo; o.
e. Fielder, Leeds: C.. o. Ford, VOL
ford: Otto Lowland, Devils Lake: G.
M. Pearson. Devils Lake.
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Cass Co. Oversub.cribe.
S. Per Cent In Loan Drive

Fargo, N. D., April 22.-Figures an:
nounced at the office of the 'Cass
county executive committee Of the
third Liberty Loan by T. D. Hughes
chairman, and F. W. McRoberts, sec
rotary, Show that to date Cass coun-
ty over-subscribed its allotment OF
$780, 900 for the rural districts Sc Ia
per cent. The total amounted to
$626,250. 80 "
A few struggling returns are ex-
pected to come in for several days as
the work of cleaning up the districts
progresses. The. campaign in the
county will not. close until April 81
but a far AS the. office Of the. execu-
tive committee is concerned, the work
is practically completed now, largely
due to. the fact that many:of the peo-
pie volunteered their aliotments be-
fore the workers made the districts.
Nn- rSNnw%~ nnwA-.-
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Horse Sheer. Will
Meet At Lewistown

Missoula, Mont. April 22.---touis
Shell Of Butte was elected president
of the Horse Shoers National Protec-
tive association Of Montana, which
held its annual convention here SAT-
urday and Lewistown was selected as
the 1919 meeting place. DELEGATES
from all parts Of the state attended
the meeting. Other officers are A. J.
Thompson, Butte, secretary-treasur-
err: Frank Wetherford. Drummond,
first vice president; w. r. Brennan,
Missoula, second vice president.
The annual picnic Of the horse
shoers will be held in Butte next
August.
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Mother And Child
Escape From Fire

Glendale. N. D., April i22.-Fleeing
from her burning home with her in
FAINT child in her arms, Mrs. H. T.
Rushmeyer was thrown headlong
down stairs when she tripped' over
an object concealed by the heavy
smoke through which she was maxi
ing her way. Neither she or the baby
were very badly injured in the tum-
bile.
/" Before she was able to escape from
the room in which her baby had, been
sleeping when the fire broke out, and
into which the mother had made her
way to escu the child. both she
and the baby were severely scorched
The residence was completely de-
strOyed. III -. ~..
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-7s"y A1DsEsy oo"u"
Only Public Utility
Road Dilapidated

Bismarck. N. D., April 22.-The
state board Of control is making its
annual survey of the capital street
railway. a mile and a quarter of track,
trolley poles, conductor wire. rails,
spikes and cars, which constitute
North Dakota's only state-owned
public utility. The a line is in need
Of repairs, else Observation-Disclosures
Superintendent : Motorman O'Copnor
fears. the car may take a notion to
leave the tracks and 60 wandering
away over the prairie.