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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09


the war. time price
| ~ 10 also more than likely a fact
that Mr. Reaua VII bc pleased TO
get these Kind OF requests and will
use u as an argument for continu-
Ing \ national board OF trade, To
supervise industry and tho oil busi-
ness In particular. This. In Tiisn,
10 regarded az being simply another
form OF control except by the few
who believe II would prevent some
thing worse.
The best possible phase OF the alt.
uation. ~ far As "A national board OF
trade 10 concerned, 10 that II would
help build up foreign trade and find
employment In the extensions there.
OF, for very many OF the soldiers now
about 10 return from France. Hut
other than that. the quicker this
country gets away from control. the
better. whether II he by a committee
with power to set pr.ce- or by direct
| government action
| Mr. Reaua says In his speech at
Atlantic City:
| III needs only q review Of tho sc-
tivttiss Of government during the
past year and a half to demonstrate
how utterly inadequate existing laws
have been In meeting even tho sim
passt problems. Industry might not
combine our railways. but govern
mont was forced to combine them
to give reasonable and adequate
service. Industry might not sit In
| conference and discuss trade rela-
tions. practices, and prices lest II
rpyernmsnt promp,lv drn,snssd 20.
operst,vs actibn IN o,d.r ina, ,na,.
nv mish, efficl,n,iv d,schs,.s ~.
funetions"
This sta,smsc, hs,,s ,,,. nav.
ths Awsrcsn nsonis /. h,.h cornni,
ment pNor a. vs.r. .r,o, a. an. sn
so,msnt NJ IN. sh.rms, .c, sna
oshsr L,rNr-d 4. ~. a.. ca,,,n,nn
psopIs had fer ,he .,rsns,. ho,% a.,
monoDoIv ana the so.caiisa "ys.,sa
int rSstS'. ma a took 10 ys.,. hsrS
fIrhtinr 10 oust Ihss. pson,s and
rcC,lats them, ana ~ usn III, No
act under norUaI rondi,ion. ara IN.
came people that fought 40 hsrd
to he .hro..,sa ,or ns,r,n,,c h,',
No other rsssocs wv '''""'' '''
Ameriosn n p.onl. ana ..n.c,.,,v
the oli rsr hsvs ,or ,h. -, 80,
ana = hais .cc.n,.a =. ,h.,r %. ,as
,hs ~trr r,rs ~ a.. -.
n,s..rya,,nn @ o. % @ ~ Amo no,, um
int.rssrsd ~,,h ,hs,,v ,snr,- "v ~, ,h,.
Hi,.c,,or WV" wv" '''''" u" WI"
NJ a., an. a, -
..sr '. ,an. go. ~ anu ."o
n..S," m ,v no nne,,oah I
w.., n. ".i. "a ,
,h.. ,sa. 'p ""n 'ns'
,y 49, "o,"'us "es tor pa
-" ov ~ ney o'.oe. 'na'
W. .S"on IVY .ousn, 30 nara
.. I surey proii,
'Apeenoe 'onowns ,ne c.v,i
s,.,, no' oe,'ysours ha
. ue s. .nst s.oou 40 IONS
S."esn "o no'W ano inc SOUTH
~. ner. .ne mIstshes IN recon
1vSuon ponc, And Ius' as surely
t"e s"vernment does NOT use Wis
nov mere WI spring up dissension
nSs>h~... A.. u
r,Hss 4. icn..r -,,ho", h.,n
sponsibls IN sCy v.v hv $3.50 ~,
tks fact that not sIy oii comn.r,..
are opervunr iii oysr ths cn,n,rv
ana many tlmea uHns ths .nod
Names OF Tulsa peopie 10 fuSher
their schemes. The current ,ssue of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
sOuTli OF M,

SOUTH Of bh.
tar OIL company well In gt-ts-s a
not In yet and wilt he delayed foi
two or three dnvs nj best
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

wcnty thousand feet
t.inoh line pipe In good condition.
So cents per foot Augusta, kah. Ad.
dress c. J. skser. Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel. Augusta, kAn.-~Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

POTfltU--The T.e Flcrc County
on Gas company test on the Heel
farm In tho horthwest OF the north
west OF -T-i-fs has been com pleted
AT 1000 feet and is q a.s0o 0O rAs.@-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

EUFAULA-Brown brothers have
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

BCRKBURNETTE-The produc-
tion OF tho Burkburne,te field n nov
estimated at 1890 barrels. n de-.
crease of 500 barrels during the last
week
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the conclusion that II more gas were
developed. II might be a good propo-
sition.
The Allied OH company OF PITTS.
burgh which has purchased the
plant OF tho Consumers OH a Gns
co. In Weatherford and Mineral
Wells. Texas. has purchased pipe for
a ie-inch main from the Palo Pinto
ana EastlAnd county fields. through
Mineral Wells and westherford. to
Fort Worth.
Near san Angelo. Texas
The Schultz on company In ?,iaO
feet deep on tho shulsx ranch. 7
miles southeast OF Paint Rock NJ.
teen miles south OF the above well,
the Leonard Petroleum company OF
Denver II drilling at 1900 feet on
the Sam Warning farm,
The Uulf Producing company I.
we'll on the II, X. Russell farm is
said TO he drilling at 1900 feet and
had a good showing OF oil at 9 800
and some sas at frequent intervals
since
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-16

DON'T TOuGI.T NOrR pes 10
InE ".-BIT' RID CHCr- CIIB
WHITE BOXES WITH REn
CROSSES MAY III FOUND ALI
OVER TOWN.
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Twice-told Testimony
N%lbnqucrqnc iruplc are Doing vi
The, Can Tor FELLOW sufferers.

Albuquerque testimony has been
published tu prove the merit OF
Dohus Kidney pills Co Others 100 Al
buuucrguc who suffer truw tld backs
and kidney IN Lest nos sufferer
douAt this evidence ~ merit, We pro-
lueo confirmed proof statements
from Alnp4ucrqGc pooplc who again
endorse Doan's Kidney pm com
firm their former testimony. Here's
AN Albuquerque c1se:
Mr.. a. Fourneuc. i0l s Broad
way, says About three years ago
I took Doan's kidney pills md they
cured mo OF pains in my back, a
trouble with which / had suffered
for u good many years. ! was also
relieved OF rheumatic pains ana ]
haven't been bothered with that
complaint near rs much since "
statement given January 30, 1000
No Trouble since.
on May H. 1917. Mrs. Fournelle
said. II still have much praise for
Dnsn's Kidne pms ana gladly rec.
ommend them again. { have hIJ no
return 81 kidney. trouble
Price zoe. at'nll dealers Don't
simply AJAX for a kidney remody-get
Doan's Kidney ms the stmo that
Mrs. Fourneile had Foster Milburn
60, Mfgrs, Buffalo s. 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-16

TO Washington. ~ & soon 10 do cicr-
cal work in the war department. 81
present he In taking o special course
AZ the Normal university 10 III MN
self for the work
a. ]. Gerard has put application
to be sent To the ~ zone as an In
terpretcr. MIR. Gerard ~ over the
draIt axe but wishes 10 do his bit In
TINS manner as he ~ familiar Win
both spanish and French.
Henry Nahm of the Pecos Infantry.
stationed at ri Poso has been mace
"A corporal.
REV. J :. Moore, pastor OF the
Episcopal church. is IN Galveston.
Ten, visiting his son, Skctchly, VINO ~
stationed there in the army.
Earl Murphy, the second son OF
city Marshall Pierce Murphy to enter
the service, has arrived saielN over
seas.
BENJAMIN Schut, has received word
from MS son, Pred. announcing his
safe arrival In Franco Mr. schutt
has two sons IN the army and "a
third Will inter as ~oon as the next
graft * called.
Donald Bieyins one of the leading
members OF las, year senior class
OF the Normal university. VINO enlisted
In the hospital corps. " stationed at
Fort Bliss. Tex. and reports that he
enjoys army life.
ABOUT 100 laborcrs. recruited here
last week by Manuel Mares, United
States labor agent. LETT sunday morn
ing for Tennessee where they viii be
employed In munition plants.
Mindon Mctpv us,s rntis,ed IN the
navy aud left saturday for Guhport
Miss, FOR trAiihnE
The knitting department Of the Red
Cross VIII be upcu only TUESDAY ana
Friday afternoou- uuul further no
tice. airs. pcarl Rhodes has donated
70 quantity OF suck yarn Tho~" who
have earned ono cross for knitting
are Mrs l.. ". BENNETT. Mrs. r"fcr
Murphy. Mrs. = 90 Blood Mrs NJ T.
ICES Maries; two rr"sses, Mrs ! ~
Gully.
\ number OF las Vegas boy. are
members ot the lizard machine gun
battalion which has Just arrived in
FRANCE. The boz, left thiA cuUntrN
the second week bon august. landing in
Liverpool. After f. brief stay iu Eng
hand, where they were royalty treat
cd. they lett the first ol the munth Tor
the continent Se.ceant v : HUT
crimson. a memhor % me battalion.
has sent an intervstiuF accnuut of The
trip To his friend here.
The members Of the Social stitch
crs Nor, given a. patriotic Hoover
lunch hy Mrs. Grail saturday evening
w Nbhht hl nti HUSBAND III NlAlil
who ~ leav wing aeon ~ a lieutenant in
the medical corps. pr. l.os"y. who
recently passed the examinations for
army service. expects Co bee called tu
the colors this month.
Mrs VI. n. Mckee has received word
that both her husband n her broth
er have arrived safely in France 81.
Mckee enlisted Boz IA. engineers AMI
has received v commission Hs captain.
The BOYS and Girls clubs are busy
uudcr direction al Joseph Nelson. col-
ltcting fruit seDds and utt shells.
which are 20 hc sent east TO factories
making gas mnsks.
over a thousand men registered
here Thursda, and the draft board
Will begin this wee. getting 90 the
q~uesticnuaires md starting ~ eN-
aminations. SO they may be in readi.
ness for the next draft call, which D.
expected early 70 October.
The Liberty Loan starts Sen en-.
Der IS. Get ready"
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, las VEGAS NOTES q


Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ircenbergcr enter
tanned a number of friends ~ cards
Saturday evening IN honor of Mrs. re-
gina GernshHcher ot bes Moines. la,
who " a guest az the hcme Of SIR
n Mrs. J. Stern. Mrs GcrusbIcher
will return home this week.
Mrs. Roy Prentice has gone e. Hat
tlesburg. Miss 90 accept q position As
supervisor OF music IN the public
schools. Her husband enlisted re-
Gently in the engineering corps.
Mrs. &. II. Buchanan is entertaining
AIRS. Daggett OF Nowata. Okln as her
house guest Several social Gatherings
are being arrange "a h0nor OF Mrs
Daggett
The fine warm weather of the past
week has given "A new lease OF life 20
the mountain resorts. which were vir-
tually closet the first of tne month.
Large parties Iathered at Hot Springs.
~ Porvenir and HarVey's oVer~ the
Weekend 4 dance held ~ Harvey's
saturday evening was attended by
macy Vegas people
Russell LhuburF who was d'scharg-
ed from camp Funston on of
ny steal disability. expects TO he called
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St. Joseph's Sanitorium
enAcr C.tN. NcM MrNIco.

SILVER CIV. NcM MrNtcO.
ror 'hc treatment OF tuberculosis. con-
Quoted hy tho Sisters of 81 Joseph.
Moist desirable recommendations. uf-
rurdiuE t,ufN comfort aul suuNtu
irneo Trained uuusys DutpioNed. nay
and sleeping pur't.s With each pri-
Nuto room.
Apply to tho N1rnc, superior.
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Call 2ii--Malons Tsu. ~y sno
night service. Al Griinshaw'a
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Phone 3, Ecd nara. stI Wen Cop
per, for first class livery. w. l..
Irimbie a 90.
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THE Liberty Loan starts sen en-
her rs. Get ready"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-30
Answers Lucas
EDITOR THE TIMES:

Regarding William Lucas ad-
venturous trip in T. r. & P.
Bean Box" and his attempt at
humor in description OF same
which appeared in The Editors
Mail recently.
| have known Bill Lucas for IL
years and I can testify that he is
a chronic crouch, bird who will
kick IL he had both legs off. He
is fortunate enough to possess an
auto and he uses street car
about as often as "Bill Kaiser"
l ride a Bean Bug" twice a
day on the Portland av. line, and
"we-uns" out here are satisfied
with the comfortable, easy riding
quality and general good service
which this insect is giving us.
Bill Lucas was down in Sydney,
Australia, 1.-THE Utopia of His
Dreams" three years afo and you
should have heard what he had to
say about their street railway
system-said they wouldn't haul
stock in such cars in the U. s.
Guess Bill has forgot about that
by now. Yours truly,
PHILIP McCANN,
247 East Harrison st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-30
Church Topics
for Tomorrow

ion-Morning. 1.-THE Resurrec-
ton; evening, "Life's Misunder-
standings in the Light of Easter;
Rev. r. H. McGinnis.
First Congregational - Morn
ing, "The Religion Of Victory for
Mankind" with special music by
Frederick Wallis, Ms. Tallman,
Mrs. Dixon Triple and Lieut..
Wilfrid Lewis; evening, public
forum, illustrated lecture by
Pres. George w. Nash Of Belling-
ham normal ON THE Passion
Play of Oberammergau"; DR..
Dyer speaks on What Tacoma
will do with A. v. Fawcett."
Plymouth Congregational -
Morning, Easter service with Sum
day school. and reception, fol-
lowed by holy communion; even
ing, special Easter concert; Rev.
Robert H. Edmonds.
o o o
Sixth Ave. Baptist--Morning,
"The Day of Resurrection; even
ing, "A Hundred Years of Mis-
slons, Illustrated; Rev. r. w.
Wightman.
Park Avenue Congregational
Easter service in morning; even-
ing, What Does q Resurrection
and Living Christ Mean to Each
OF Us, and to the World?" Rev.
n. c. Rosenberger.
LeSourd Methodist - Special
evening sermon by DR.. Gambel.
Mrs. M. H. Libby of Everett
will speak on brotherhood" at
the Theosophical hall, 71s Faw-
cett, at 7:45 p. m.
, o o o
East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Success Out of Defeat; The Eas-
ter Message; evening, "Hope
Thou in Cod; special music
both services; Rev o. A. Still
man.
. o q
Westminster Presbyterian -
Morning, "The First Easter Ser
hon.; evening Christ Is Risen;
music by special quartet both ser
vices.
Trinity Methodist = Morning,
Easter program by s. s., entitled
New Life for the Nations;
evening, "A New World for New
People; special music; Rev. Jay
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Gen. Wood Passes
United Press Leased yvfre.y

WASHINGTON D. c., March 2s-Maj Gen Leonard Wood was
physically
be returned to his division at amp Funston.
The board about Major
lin Bell.
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The Other Side

EDITOR THE TIMES:
In reading the letter written by
Alice B. Bacon on the subject Of
cigarets and tobacco, 1t seems
she has missed reading a good
many reports our soldiers have
made about the use of tobacco In
the trenches.
She says that Mr.. Petit reports
that 80 per cent Of our youthful
criminals Of the city smoke Gig
arets and we don't doubt 1t, but
we would like to know how many
prominent business men there are
in Tacoma that do not use tobas-
CO in some form or other.
read Mr.. Fuckers letter and I
think he was as far wrong one
way as Alice B. Bacon was the
other. There are a great many
men in the army that have been
accustomed to tobacco all their
lives and to deprive them Of that
now would be demoralizing to .
great extent.
never have used tobacco In
one form or another but also I
never condemn anyone that does,
for I have other faults, maybe,
that they don't, that are just as
bad.
Alice B. Bacon overlooks one
item in speaking about the 215. 900
men employed in tobacco trade,
and that is when good Old Uncle
Sam wants or needs one of those
men he gets him.
have q boy In the navy as
well as Mrs. Bacon, and II he
writes and tells me that box Of
cigarets will help him to kill a
few more Germans he Ia going to
get IL as fast a. I can get II to
him.
There are too many people In
this country trying to care for the
soldiers morals and letting their
own run away. I consider a sol
der is a man, not little boy to
be looked after. and I have al
ways carried the idea that our
soldier and sailor boys were gen.
tlemen and well able to take care
of their own morals.
J. II. KING.
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Three Unionize

EDITOR THE TINES:
The meat cutters have signed
up three markets in the pastytwo
weeks, the White House Meat Co.,
located in the new Sanitary Pub
lie Market building on Market st.
between 18th and 18th SITS; the
Palace Market, 1914 Broadway;
and the Union Market, HOG So.
18th st.
A. c. Speigelberg, who for the
last seven years has worked near
the corner of 18th and X sts., will
now greet the patrons at the
Union Market.
These markets handle good
quality of meats, and are worthy
of your patronage.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
BUTCHERS UNION.
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More Casualties
UNITED Press Leased Wire.

(Unftcd Press Leased W1Fe.)
WASHINGTON d. c., March 29-One killed n action; two
accident disease wounds
other wounded 20 slightly
the casualties listed by the department today
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In the
Editors Mail

mission be directed to fix . rea-
sonable street car fare of more
than five cents for Tacoma. A
similar case in the proceedings of
the Portland street railway has
been decided by the supreme court
of Oregon, and the people Of Port
land are now paying six cents
fare.
In the complaint of the COM
pany to the supreme court in this
same case the railway company
sets forth the amount Of money
which will accrue from such
franchise exemptions, totalling
sos, 900 annually.
The gross earnings Of the COM
pany at the present time will run
more than 100000 annually.
An advance from five cents to six
cents which the company is ask
ing for will amount to 20 per cent
on a million dollar gross income.
or 100000, a total OF 1905, 5000
annually. This amounts to five
per cent on 100000, their en-
tire valuation, from the pockets
of the people of Tacoma, for
which no better service is
promised.
The capital stock, bonded debt
and floating debt of the comrany
on Dec. 81, 1915, amounted to
over $7,205,000.
The public service commission
made a valuation of the property
of the company in which valua-
ton the city of Tacoma was not
permitted to intervene, and the
finding was $6,042,000. On this
amount they desire to pay inter-
est.
| On next Tuesday the voters OF
the city of Tacoma will have the
opportunity to say whether fran
chise agreements and state laws
may be overridden and the city
be held up for $305,000 yeaI
more that they are now payins
and receive the same kind Of serv
Ice as today.
II the voters give their approval
to the requirement of the stree
: railway system 1t will be acquired
lif at all, on the basis of valua
|tion which the city itself shall
make, and not that of an outside
commission.
The government committee or
capital issues has very clearly
STATED to me that no opinion will
be rendered prior to the decision
of local authorities and electors
In this matter. and the city council
will never take any step contrary
to the wishes of that committee.
The election of next Tuesday II
an exceedingly important one, and
every voter and every person who
Is o taxpayer and patron of the
street railway company should
give most thoughtful considera.
ton to the conditions as set forth
above. II the electors determine
that the property shall be acQuir-
ed, formal proceedings looking to
condemnation may be postponed
II necessary. until the capital H.
sue committee shall consent to q
bond issue and until values shall
. have become normal.
The great question before the
) electors today is: shall the street
railway system Of Tacoma, used
by the people, operating over the
Istreets Of the people, under fran
chises from the people and with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-30

Easter morning and evening
services In all Tacoma churches
will be held under the advanced
hour time of the daylight saving
plan, one hour earlier than be-
fore.
Epworth MISUNDERSTANDING,
IAN Easter Message; evening,
"The Price of a Man"
o o O
Lincoln Park Christian-Ser-
vices, IL and s, Easter s. s. SER
vice, 10 a. m; Rev. z. o. Doward.
st. Paul's Lutheran--Service
in German with holy communion,
9:45 a. M; in English, IL a. m.
Rev. r. G. Ave-Lallemant.
st. Johns English Lutheran
Holy communion, IL q M; spe-
cial music; Rev. d. w. Michael.
Associated Bible Students
Public lecture, 7:45 p. M, on
1.-THE Fifth Universal Empire Of
Earth at Hand"
Our Savior's Lutheran--Ser.
vices in English 10 a. m, Nor.
wegian, II a. m, English p. m.
special music all services; Rev
o. ]. Ordal.
Vincent Methodist - Commun.
ion services, II a. m; Easter pro.
gram, 1880 p. m; Rev. w: M
Ludwick breaches in morning;
Rev. o. v. Hudson.
Danish Lutheran-Easter ser.
vices, IL a. M; Rev. c. s. Haste
o O o
Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter Day Saints-Services, 11:45
a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Swedish MISUNDERSTANDING
special Easter service by Rev. e
A. Skogsbergh of Minneapolis
special service at 8; evening
1880; Rev. II. Sundquist.
o o o
First Norwegian Lutheran
Easter service, II a. m; Rev. o
Hagoes.
o o o
Emmanuel Lutheran - Easter
services, 1880 p. m; Rev. o
Hagoes.
Norwegian Danish Methodist
Easter service, IL q. m; Eastel
concert, 1890 p. m; Rev. N. L
Hansen.
G o %
First Methodist -- Morning
The Place of Death In Human
Experience: evening, Easter con
cert by choir; Rev. r. H. Schuett
o o o
First Presbyterian - Morning
1.-The Living Christ; evening
Must We Accept q German
Peace?" Rev. G. w. Weyer.
o q ~
Christian Scicnce-Subject o.
reading. Reality"
o %
Church of the Holy Commul
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-30
In a Nutshell
EDITOR THE TINES:

Wednesday Chairman Blaine, Of
the state public service commits
sion, filed an answer in the Taco
ma Railway & Power Co. man
damus proceedings, wherein he
asks the supreme court to issue
an order commanding the commits
sion to direct the local railway
company to disregard franchise
provisions OF the city of Tacoma
and any state law which would
deprive the company Of its ability
to render service.
In this case the railway COM
pany has also asked that the CON-
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C. Dorwin.
o o o
Methodist
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER.,
BY AHERN
hELR.ESS HUMANS

ing, 1.-THE Resurrection Of
Christ" evening, Easter program
by Sunday School: Rev. Sherman
V. Warren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-30
Find Boys Body

The body Of Leslie Blackwell syearod hookender at the
Tacoma Shpbuldng disappeared myseously
Saturday found the police Friday the the ship
yards The body under which in
the mud. believed fell q while a
Blackwell lived hotel
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revenue taken from the pockets of
the people, be owned and operated
by the people; or, shall it be con-
trolled by foreign corporation in
terested only in paying dividends
on legitimate and watered values.
Respectfully,
G. d. ATKINS,
Commissioner Dept. of Public
Works.
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Trooper Killed
UNITED Press Leased Wire.)

SAN ANTONIO Tex, March 29-Private Theodore Albert
Plare battle Thursday Troop c.
Eighth cavalry Mexican bandits raded the
ranch officially today raiders
killed. Further fighting is expected.
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10000 Prisoners
United Press LEASED Wire

United
BRELN, 29.Seventy thousand prisoners
and 100 captured claimed the Berlin office Off
cial statement today.
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Painleve Confident
UNITED Press Leased Wire.

PARIS March 29."I have confidence in OF
formidable battle OF which first period has fought
Former Premier Panleve declared interview
found unity Of action than will be evident in
action"