davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-09-08
LONG TREK WORKS TRANSFORMATION IN CARAVAN
CITY PEOPLE CHANGED TO REGULAR W~ESTERnERs

Wyorning's wiids assisted in the
search. The two boys. Art Tabor and
Walter Scout. were located after tho
search had been under way for an
hour. as they emerged from one OF
h many entrances 10, h cavern
they had entered.
During the stay OF the party in
Casper part OF the Official family was
changed at an election. The results
placed r. l.. Reynolds in office as d.
ector Of sales and also chief Of the
army trucks: Herbert J.. Walsh. chief
OF arava traNei. j. I. Holden. chief
Of the oil and gas purchasing depart-
mcnt: Fred Shaw. chief OF sanitation
Further authority was also dele
gated to Jess o. Eastman. a member
OF the Rotary club and the chamber
OF at Bull. Idaho. In pick
ing locations for the party to stop
during M remainder OF the journey.
one o, Tho interesting sideiights OF
the visit in Casper IS a practical joke
which was played on Art vermier-
Just before n trip to n camp
grounds in Casper was made. the
party encountered a Noel Of tame tur-
keys. Warned that they were danger
Gus Mr.. Vcrmier volunteered to rid
the road of tho fcathcrcd danger and
obstruction.
Armed with n shotgun he fclied two
OF tho birds before an irate ranchcr
landed on him. Brief explanations
resulted in his purchasing the birds
he had killed. The mess fund received
some choice delicacies as a result OF
Mr.. vermicr $ mistake.
Since leaving Brooklyn, h caravan
has travelled 30 miles a day on each
travelling day. To date 1851 miles of
the entire trip has been completed.
Lacking acquaintance with the
difficulties of western travel the tour
.sts have experienced considerable
difficulty in negotiating the steep in
ciines hat must be encountered
Ready assistance in providing horses
TO assist in the movement OF cars by
, 1921-09-08

last year. les; Grimes. las; Guest. 1ss;
Ovcrbaught. 1fos Sheppard. 100; kas-
sis. iso: Smith. 100; wright 155.
Pauntor OF Billings and Ptnney who
came here from Kansas seem like the
new finds OF the season. These men
and the other heavy candidates built
around the nucleus OF last years team.
including Captain Groves. Hargis.
QuInlan. Lester. McG1fh. Scott n
Dessert should easily shape n an
organization from which Coach Nor
gan and his assistants should have
little trouble in picking n heavy G.
fast machine 10 represent Casper in
-intcrscholistic contests
II is hard TO make predictions for
awhile yet. but II is probable that ii
will be able 10 name. the first string
men before another week passes
, 1921-09-08

ute on tho part OF the Standard com
pany. and this consideration has re
suited in a sincere respect for tho
giant orEanlzat.-n by all members OF
the nariy.
, 1921-09-08
Members of Party En- Route to Homes in
Idaho Thro1p off Reserpe and Lose
Stiffness Under Western Spell
Ry r. e. srAPLEToS.

Transformation of stiff, reserved city people into a group
of typical westerners. the change in the spirit which permits
cordial acceptance of hospitality and kindly interest instead
of bored passivity in meeting people. That is the spiritual
change that has been wrought by the magic hand of nature
and by the open-heartedness of western people in the So or
, 1921-09-08
NATRONA H|GHTO MAKE STRONG
Bid FOR WYOMING GRID TITLE
Fory-Fve Players of One Years Experience OF
More Report for Training at Call Of Coach
Morgan; Heavy Aggregation Is Likely

Casper high schools football team will make a strong bid
for the state interscholastic championship this fall, despite
the fact that seven of last years letter men, including Post,
Sproul. De Woody, Mauk, Kocher. Blanchard and Wanda
veer. were graduated from school last fall.
This announcement was made this morning by Coach Dean
, 1921-09-08

Raymond Burchard Taylor. a le-
year-old boy Of Cherokee Tenn Is
believed TO be the youngest resuiar
sunday school superintendent In me
world.
, 1921-09-08

Ask your dealer for, and insist on
Getting Mosteller's honey Then CON-
mare with other honey on the market
Ia Is produced at home s-2fif
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
Deep Sand Producing High
CRAFTY Oil in Louisiana
Test Wen

Special 20 Tho World.
CHICAGO, Dec. 0.--Thr Kansas
ana Gull Co, Snyder nnd the Robin
son Drilling company. have com
picicd their No. well In till.
DcSoto Parish, Ia, from - depth of
1880 feet, making 1,5OO barrcI-
daily OF pure oil of 81 gravity This
vel never had the liner set due TO
the strong gas pressure and the CON
ncclions were blown off twice before
The well was brought under con
troll.
\ great deal of importance Is at-
tachCd To the completion of the
above well due 10 the fact that II
Is producing from new horizon and
Is making oil or such high gravity
This has n direct bearing upou all
of the southwestern extension of the
Bull Bayou field, where the Kansas
and Gulf 90. has very extensive
holdings, as II subsiantiatcs the
theory that deeper oil lies beneath
the present producing horizon In this
field.
As soon ns the liner Is set IN this
newly completed wen it should pro-
duCc several thousand barrels of oil
more daily. The Texas company is
now constructing line TO the wei
and storage Is being buiit on the
lease To take care of the oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
Duncan District

The Carter oil company's No. !
Adams, In the southwest corner OF
the southeast Of 2O-ls-Sw, is making
100 barrels. Total depth ia 2,3l9 fees
Malernea and others No. l RocKe
wood, In the southwest corner OF the
northwest OF the southwest Of 20
1slSw, IL spraying 100 barrels from
two breaks In the lime, total depth
?, 800 feet.
Winkler & ShampIon have a rig
up In the southeast corner of the
southwest Of 2O-ls-Sw.
sullivan and others have n 22.-
600, ,0O0-foot gasser In No. 2 Nelson,
in the southeast corner Of the south
west Of the northeast OF 26-ls-Sw.
H. Wallace and others test on the
Clarkson, In the southwest corner
OF the northeast Of the northwest
of aO-1s-Sw IL a OOO,0O0-foot gasser
in the 2,252 to 2,255-foot sand
Dierks * Bcarf have 100000
feet OF gas from three thin sands
between 1910 and 1,9l2 feet In No.
4 Bearer, in the north half OF the
northwest Of tho southeast of "a
1s-9w.
The Magnolia's No. Brooks In
the southeast corner Of the north
west OF 25 ls-9w. IL a 100000 foot
gasser In the 1920 TO l,S26-foot gas
sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

found capable Of producing IT,"
r. l.. Wilson, director OF re
a.urch of 'ho ei1fsa, husctta Tns,I
tutc of Technology, dlscuasod what
tonstiiuih True Nolaunty2' SAYING
'lt iH generally recognized thai
rrcscnt day fuels are less satisfac
tory than the moro volatile fuels ot
.1 years ago in four important re
spccts The principal dlffcuitics
observed are: First. poor dlatrlbu
lion, due to unvuporizcd drops %.
hEullno, wh ch rosultR In waste oi
fuel second. difficulties In stnrtin .
IN cold weather, third. dllutlon
tho crank-cnso oil; fourth. oxccssivo
icndeucloa toward knocking.
These changes have gone hand
In hand with an Increase IN tho
nvornVo and fnai boiling points a,
iho tIIel, and more rigid boiling poin'
specifications are generally copaiI
cred ns the best way OF overcom.
ing all four Of these difficulties"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

at tho facts s1uaroly and without
being biased by an optimistic desire
10 get into tho game and do lot oi
drilling. The great MeXia field Is
producing a lot 81 oil and VIII no
doubt prevent any immediate in
crease i'm the price Of crude. do
not think there viii be any reoislon
in the price Of crude due TO the
situation al MeXia, however, there
IL certainly possibility, ana II
has already produced n cut In tn"
price of crude IN the gulf coast
MY advice TO the producers OF
light gravity crude Is 20 be cautious
about drilling until at least the tirHt
OF March. when the demand Tor
gasoline producing crude VIII un
doubtedly be stronger. The markc'
vili grow no stronger during the
next 90 days. and Is more likely 70
grow weaker. unless there should be
A change IN the Mrxia situation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
The Okmuigee Meeting

A. tho banquet Of the independent
oil men 90 Okmuigoc last night. the
address by w. If Gray. president of
the National Association OF Indc-
pendent oil Producers was probably
tho most Interesting. and IN given In
fun below.
other speakers were w. II. Sproui
Wirt Franklin, or Ardmore: H. l..
Robinson, Mark Mitchell and John
Griffin OF Tulsa. and G.. 4. clifford
and j. j. Moroney. Of Okmulgoe. =.
J. Hurley and l.. u. Phillips. vice
president Of the Phillips Petroleum
company were scheduled 10 speak.
but were unable to attend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
OIL AND GAS
observation-disclosures, rte

Accountant, thoroughly expert
enced In oil industry. will Install and
handle small set OF books during
spare hours. Address Box 554, care
Tulsa World. .--AdveTtisement.
II you are interested in standard
oil and accounting and field forms,
already printed and in stock on our
shelves, then write or phone for our
folder giving list of forms carried
in stock and prices, Mid-W est
Printing Co. i20 South Boston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
in THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 624l w. II. PECK Residence 2z42
w. III. PECK
Residence 2<d2

as IS usual at one Of the oil mons
conventions but there are enough
here tonight TO Indicate n large at
tendance tomorrow. Tho fact that
the railroads have finally refused 20
make any CpncosIions In the way Of
better rates, while not unexpected
is certainly an indication that the
oil men should have gone 10 tho IN
t"rstatc commerce commission long
ugU.--W. H. Peck"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
Shutter District

Goly and others test on the
Mickens form in the southwest cor
ner Of the northeast OF the south
east OF 14-12-12, is making 1000
600 feet of gas at ten feet In the
2.225 foot pay.
Mcdowell and associates have n
dry hole at 1850 feet in No.
Jacobs in the southwest corner OF
2S-12-i2.
CONTINUED OK NEXT PAGE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
Bin Gnsser at Tonkama

The White Ingic kcfining com,
pany has n $4,000. .oO0@toot gas wen
In three Gas sands, In its test In
the northwest corner of the south
west OF the southeast Of iO-2i-lw,
Tonkawa field.
The first gas and was topped ~
about s75 feet where l2.oeouo icct
of gas was encountered: u second at
O7O feet with 5.OOO,O0 cubic feet OF
gas: "a third at 1873 feet with a
show Of 2,OOO.6OO feet of gas and
the heavy pressure In the l,Il1 10
1,7O2-fOOt sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
Neps From the Convention

Special 20 The World.
CHICAGO. Dec. 6.--"Now that
he railroads have turned us down we
hre Just debating whether or not to
have the National Petroleum insti-
tute initiate n new bill before the
Interstate commerce commission"
said Clifford Thorn, who is the at
torney In all rate matters for the
refiners and who Is on the job and
apparently desires to cooperate
with the institute
THE crowd is not so great tonight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
At Hoffman.

Fred Phillips has a dry hole at
2,27O feet In No. |. Smith in the
southwest corner OF the northwest
of 22-l2-14.
The Nicholson Oil company's No.
a Kanard in the northeast of the
northwest OF the southwest of rs
.12-14, is a rig up for a wilcox sand
test.
T.. Long and others have n
6 900 900 foot gasser in No. Grlf-
fin in the northeast OF the south
west OF the southwest Of 30-l2-l4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-21
FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
TO Be DIVIDED
Methods, Episcopal Church Of
World To Hold Great Meet.
ing In Detroit In
November

necasar Nlea uei e fhenks
spiar and lnsplratlonal conference ot
Methodist Fplssorai ieaaev from
many parts - ihc werla described
a. shs most important sssheflns ~
enc sAar,h shls year. e'll ~ held IN
inifou November "a tn 81
Aside from he iuspIfa,ioaal meet
inrs there ~il he held the sesana
annual hnsness session of the seun
.H 81 ihe Boards 81 nenryoienoe ~
thc ,hur b The council a made ~
81 representative ~ the ten i~oaras
ol ihe shussh i1Hcsu million Act
iaf. ls to ~ appcrtlonsd amous ths
various church divisions fof their
sogA duflnf the year
Announcement n made s, church
leader, hecr that .s pl.hops oi ihe
church ana large number ~ dlsi
zion superntendents and other ,ft
"a have accepted Invitations 60 Az
tend
Meeting, - lhe executive commit
t. Of the church ceanell viii open toe
tor da, meeting Monday November
~ Tuesday. "Wednesday and Thurs
ia, viii bo devoted to inspiatlensi
meetings and a. discussions ~ she
futufe work ~ thc church Subjects
20 BE- discussed at ihes" meetlnss
win include Race nealfions ia lho
rnnsd state. The worlds Health
Mind Aad Heart The raclfs and
the var Fast carrie, ~ the Ns-
.eus. and "rtueation Tor Christian
Leadership"
Discussion of Far Eastern problems
wbt timed 10 take uiate soon after
opening ~ The Disarmament eaniee
rnce la washlnsion Resoln,lons 90
the subjects 10 ne discussed arr %
be drawn and presented % the az.
scmhly v adopted the REGULATIONS
ALI hr cent 20 the various tANfHn
boards far their guidance 10 mapping
the future rrosfam ~ the church
Friday and Saturday will be siven
ever 20 meetines ~ the council es
scullsc committee ca sunday Meth
adlsi and other lulpits In Detroit
ein he oo.ppied by the visiting
church leaders The meeting or tho
council of Boards ~ ncne,olences
viii bo held 90 ihe last two days of
the conference Officers of the
council may he elected
Speakers Tor ihe various Confer
enoe sessions have not been an.
nouneed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-21
Suffer From BackacheY
Pain in Your Side
Hear What MrA Youngblood
SAYS

IamentoNu fA eaffefed WIN
mt right sias back sud head
friend ~ mime told me "a tF pi
plrrees Fasofte Prescription and y
I'D me 50 much good newer ses
tired Of prsi-lns lt iof believe 4
saved ms life sm fpriy two fraf#
old now and my health j. fefi sood
tho when / think need medicine
get the Fsvofin Prescription a.
il Il the only medicine ever Eoi
that d,I ME anY COED lfief 49,
eral doctors bat none ul them heIfeA
me- Nou ! an euloslnE Fnod healih
Mrs Ida Younshlo0d
faforte Prescription Is made eiih
out aisohol aud can be eh,ained ffp@
your nearest ifuxklst. in tablets nf
lquid n you sfin Do rlrrr" pfrs
dent lnya1lds Hotel buffalo 3
he will give SoH confidential meaiNsi
advice free ~ cost Don't salt
minute Il you're aillug
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-21
BEST HUNnNG STORY
Of THE SEASON
Returned Londoner Tells Of His
Experience With An lnfau-
s;ed Wild Elephant In
Africa

toaaon. Oes p a rvoa elephant
.afn 4. tad ~ } Noge~aoa nae.ett
: Wsn kna~n hig same huntrr 40
81. mss resarned fiom ! huatius trir
r. soash Afslea
he Wa haauns elephants ia
lsAna, uasa Information pas
i4oneht aim "a ne uhafeseout 81
l.rse aera WITH native ,Aiet ana
hoase ~, - started 10 flnd Them
The part, came upoa the hera ia
ne forest Mr. Do~seu eog several
photograph. ~sAin - Yards K she
seaa. ohea tae ehlef warned hlm
-ha, shes bad tsen seented and
sbat the animal. we're comiue Zoe
them SnatsAins up hs fe NJ
DIV seig shea aud ailied tho leader
blk ban
NhBe soue .asfoAndrd thcll dead
leader nanv uf The beasts slampcded
ana running ,hc Nrong way Mr
pce seu was at on from thc part,
Relosdlus bis eon the Anntcf dash.
= OF for safety and tan lnto = bls
bun elephant which crashed ,hronsh
the brush sls Yards ln front of him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-21
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH IS
HARD. HONEST WORK


than mile apart Almost daily
they exchange yisist. the inter
vening distance still being con.
sidcred Just little walk : by
them.
Neither ever has had any use
for cane and thevread the daily
newspapers without glasses. Both
il mand Joel have a penehant for
humor. Aitifcd III their Sun
day clothes" a. the party. their
long beards. facial couuienance
and general stature being as
much alike as two peas ID a
pod the found much amusement
in the apparent difficulty some
Of their guests had in determining
whether they were addressing
Jim or Joel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-21
He IS LOOKING EN- OVER
AGAIN

Eight years of stomach aud liver
trouble reduced me 10 a walking
skeleton Ny skin Was dried up anI
as yellow az twenty dollar gold
piece ! was filled with gas and had
severe pains IN my right side
could not think and had lost all am
bitlon to DO anything. Doctor .
medicine did not touch me. Ny cousin
advised Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
which gnatched me from the grave /
have gained sixty pounds. eat ike =
hired man and am looking en- over
again II l. a simple. harmless pre-
paration that removes the catarrhal
mucns from the intestinal stfact ami
aliays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach. liver and In
testinal ailments. including appen-
dIcItis. One dose Win convince OF
money refunded. At All Druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-21
FOt RTH l\tREt~E ~
tRt ~. on POSTED

Pittsburgh IA oct 81 The
fourth Increase ln the price uf entde
oii this month sas announced here
today by tho principal lmrhasinz
agencies AZ the opcnina ~ the
market an advance ~ - cents a
barrel on the following grades
Pennsylvania crude $3.50 Corning
sels. cabeii sza6 sometest S.
Somerset light $40
Ragand. the only heavy oil 4ooied
Ia this market vas advanced -
cents a barrel 10 81 ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-21
iaiSr AND ENGLISH ARE
CLOSE 10 DREAMING PolN5

London oct q The nesoiiatioaa
between British oifieiais ana if'sa
leaders TODAY bsrcy esysFed he'nA
deinHcis hgahon off anl ior 'im
i seemod possible teat the -in ''e
ers delegates woui return 60 Dublin
tonieht u aas learned that no &C
s1v was taken The lrsh delcg lies
a3li we u the opinion this after
noon that the sessions scheduled ior
aeAt Monday might be the 'ast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-21

Man, persoof espeu 20 pr,npsi
then their thlp comes in That =
tho fatoflie American eupefttltInH
4 chicago garman aha dlint vsit
iar bls shlp aut sssf,ea out 80 feaga
aso ~ith pack On hls back has lost
died We lott an estate ~ tssisis
ana $50 ool 81 that NJ Nlllst g
charity ncitsr ba dolns something
while ,on walt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-21

The Lesion minstrel sho" ~ie
Be- regcatei 81 the oeera house %
r rht Msns tickets have eeen sold
ana the house Nlli ee crowded 20 "
e0n want eeod scat - eafly. A. ~
seats uu hs reserved
the masked dance LAST nigni Was
well attended, and sfeaiiN enloYcd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-21
COURT HOUSE NOTES
oM ana ea.

OIL and Gas
OkishDms Nat Gas Company u.s.
Nelson Bralnscomb. release 10 IS 2i
NJ: e.i5-gw
oklahoma Nat Gps Company W.
Cora R. smith. ct mar. release. 10
n ~ sc 4-l5-sa
champiln and winAlcr 70 Geo X.
III Ks. release. II 81 81 ia. sE
5-i7-4w
conveyanees
James o Lewis to W y Mongolj.
w D. 10 10 y. si-oeoo sw ~.
81 q - sw
W - Mongoid. e ux TO James o.
Lewis. " u. 10 10 p. 800 Lot {.
block Is. Sew Masshall
" II Mongold. ct ux 70 wm a
Kelley " D. $4,000 Lot .. block
1s New Marshall
wm A Kelley. et ux 10 James 0
Lewis. " d.. 10 IL n. sioe Lot 3.
block 2s. New Marshall
= ' Hsii. et u to y stills "
y 10 20 q. $1,000 90 5 acres in s
liz. 81 2i-l7-sw
District Court
Benson and Fsrraf " Geo A Sea-
man Mechanics lien. tils7s. Lots
and 6. block 2e " G
Benson and Farrar Va - + Frcid
~ Mechanics lien, s2s07o Lots
] 10 Il. block :. lst Cap Ht'r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-21

Chamberlain coush Remedy has
remarkable record u has been
ia use for colds Group and whoopins
cough Tor almost haif century ani
has constantly grown 10 favor aud
popularity a. its good qualiisfs be
came better known. "a ia the stand
ard and main reliance for these dta-
eases IN thousands oi homes The
facfs that A. can always be depended
upon ana IL safe and pleasant 90
take are greatly in its favor when Il
Is wanted for children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-21
If STOMACH IS BAD
LET O|AP[PslN END
CAS-, IN0|GEsT|0N

isapea lNtpsn4lu haas proven ~
SELF the sutast eilni lpr luAlxeatiin.
Case. fia,alenes iieaFthgFn AORf
moss. FefmeatAtlon ~ atomaeh tiW
trneH caused Uf aFtaltf frw tHa
iala site alotnat iMmeaate stanaeh
relief and shortly lhH stomach - tut
trrted 80 fuu tan "a faynfafr fruis
without fraf lnrse gnsn Gusts nu'
law cents % af1s atnfe Mflioaa
hrlued annually
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-21

When a comes 90 yeho"la ana
s,hool tea,hlus. Kansas scents 70 hH
willing io iei the women Ao H
se,en, .ihfe. Kansas COMMITTEES Rave
women sup.flntundsnls nnli ~
have men One county hns no
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-21

Tho way 70 cain good reputation
4. % rndeavor to he what you sp'
pear Tint ls precisely the manne'
in which Chamberlain cough Rem
edy has gained iis reputation az o
cure for coughs colds, Group anl
whooplnr couhh Every bottle that
has ever boen pnt out by the mnnu
fac,urers has been fnlly up to tlie
hlgh standard of excellence claimed
for Il People have found that Il
can ba depended upon for the fhilet
and cure of these ailments AMI thN
Il IL pleasant and safe 10 take
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-21
ROBERTSON SAYS TRAIN
SERVICE MUST NOT SUFFER
Governor Declares State VIII
Take Over Lines II I. Becomes
Necessary TO Prevent
Suffering

oAAaona rt 0ei q Rs.roea
mast he operated la Gklahama De-
sdiess 81 the shnstcned strike =
ralrosl em>osee, govefuor Roatr
san declared sAie asnt iesara
ine tae railroad st-'kc lhai has bees
declared
am b heres thar a. threat r,s
calamity 80 , steike mas d svea 81
tas eoyosn sno sait And taai j peace
& ssu'ioa IS sAe ainceiiics msy
ieaud haf ns a4ts to aG the ate.
ple rQgres thas gsr wsrnins sn4'
the railroads aust 81 rate tar
ss@sc. rtsa75.css 81 ire strike SO
outeefs wHl he loaaa fo operate %
ifeshi trains at lcsst and ihe stat
an - Justified in taking posscssio.
G. these properties ANA operata
ihem 81 tAs interesi 81 Il The pc3p'e
.aoa.a oec4sior demand 10 taef
tad Cab upon ai soof cisi4cas a.
~ siaia io So she'r rest cno-t
ffsi rs ase.t ths strike tecoal ~
~ s. t.c state cssF po-s bic ~
Is IS conduct the affairs thsi ,a
le4st possible suffering and neon
,en.cncc VIA result
Vsunisers As-co For
q hereby ASK tae MAYORS n
president OF ai chambers 81 eof-
merce 10 immedltes sppoln, CON
miuee. 10 Wors aoar the anes is
ds,ated in co-ol ratu1 with ihe
state ana federal government and q
ascertain tha uan and present az
dfess oi az easlneers and locomo
use rremcu. who would ie willlaT
ta ro uuteeg ana serve the state p
operating necessary trains in ca-s
saeh action Is deemed advisable
81 h by request al sheriffs, chisf
Of police and other peace Officers Is
ihe state TO prepare themselves iot
4ny emergency that many arise ia
the uiatter oi protecting life arr
property ana maintaining order
throughout the Stale and heFer
promise them iaa anl complete =
s.stAnce n ans manner that m4H
he deemed requisite ia maiuiaia
lsa and order ia ther respective
ccm nanit.es
lne governor says b. has nothing
60 saf of the merits OF the conirc
versy that hss >ssalted in strike
Order however as governor on r
state. ] am bound 70 take notice =
ihe sgffeflns and loss that eaati9n
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peenErr CHAUFFEUR
Jos ASKED

Muskoeee o., III J G white
of Eniaula former soldlar made ap
plloation ior q position TO the Indian
office FRIDAY Tor position AZ chauf
lesr for Jackson barnett. who was
granted permission 10 pnr, hase q 50. =
0oa automobile last week He was
advised 10 appls 70 Barneit's wife.
Who. the Indian agency said. can
employ the chauffeur II she desires