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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-23

Tile commission authorized the envy
manage rto nave printed iu pamphlet form
2000 copies of his report GA tie city OF
Brownsville during the FIRST year ol the
commission form ot government. lhe
pamphlet vilI contain u number ui hand
some u appropriate cuts and wall he
wen printed and bound. A copy wlI ne
mailed to each taxpayer u thc city. while
o,hcr viii BE- semi 10 other cities trying
ont the commission form ot government
Muvur Browne was instructed to tiAt
un with james ~tillmun. through hU- agent.
Judge L. c. Forto, q proposition for ihf
city to purchase from The otl.lman estate
u park Site Just beyond thc high school
building. The commission takes Che Nlrv
that Brownsville b. growing and expand
ine. and that now i- thc time Xxx make \
beginning to provide fur po~tcr.iy " --
tenn ot public parks.
Among N ur eight bonds rendered ns
would he iitnrur-, only uuc waa accepted
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Allen the JeWeler
NURSES FROM UNIVERSITY
VOLUNTEER FOR RED CROSS

Possibility W.T. var and WI need for y
greatly increased Red Gross service has
brought M THE attention Of authorities the
fact that thc University ~ Iowa ha~ grad
uated from itS two training schools for
nurses 30 young women. The regular
school has contributed lT5 nj this number
ANA the homeopathic school s.. The list
III graduates ~ being increased ut the rate
of 30 q year.
Most of THE graduates would To avail
able w time WI war. Already. the pros
pact Of hostilities has caused several TO
offer their services. With the experience
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-23
CITY DECIDES TO
SUSPEND STREET
BUILDING WORK
RECENTLY DOUBLED FREIGHT RATE
is CAUSE rF TIE GREER BY
BOARD YESTERDAY.
RESOLUTION AUTHORITIES MAYOR TO
TAKE UP MATTER WITH BROWNS
VILE ROAD Fer REV. RATE.

The city commission Yesterday after
auun decided to suspend tor thc present
ll street Improvement work because WI
,hc prohibitiyc freight rate on gravel from
-hr pits at Sam Fordyca ln this city At
rhr meeting were Commissioners More.
rutcguJt and R%cutfro, With the latter act
ing nm mayor in the absence of Mayor
Browne. Who i- confined tD hH- home
through lines.
t resolution wa- adopted m-truciing the
r NOR tr make 70 trip rn Houston at the
expense tn -cr President Pvealt. nf
.ho Gulf Coast iiue-. and ask him wv reduce
the present high freight rate on gravel.
Thc rate wa- suddenly jumped from 47
CENTS to Ni cents per tuu, which adds ~iN
or ~eeent thousand dollars to The cost If
street work now authorized.
The city manager Na- authorized Ivy a~k
for bids on the construction III storm sew
cr~ on First. Fifth and Seventh streets. the
urt to hr done immediately. This work
wti cost thr city more than formerly, WY
the price OF THE has advanced from ID 10
jN per ccni, according to size. since the
la-t <rrm sewers were laid. Twelve-inrh
sewers are io bc hid VA these streets, he
tween Leyee and Adams.
The commission instructed the city man
ager 10 address q communication To each
property owner on The ten blocks Of EIz-
abeth street recently improved and see il he
l. willing ~ pay bis pro rata expense of
surfacing the thoroughfare with Taryia ur
some similar preparation. The cost Of this
l. estimated 10 be about $50 "a each build
lot. Y
The city mana T reported that he had
called on the management Of the belt line
- lower III tracks III tie street level W.
the Elizabeth street crossing.
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street. This work was fortunate, mas
much as IT allowed the placing of the mill
tary truck camp on this street and a large
portion OF that traffic removed from other
streets.
To handle the heavy traffic 30 new
bridges have been built. 45 have been re-
paired and 80 have either been removed OF
replaced by tile culverts. Thousands of
yards of earth have been hauled and used
for filling holes and l%eveling. The resaca
on Elizabeth street immediately beyond
the belt line railroad. has been filled and
placed IN readiness for grading and gray
cling.
This IN a general .ay covers the most
important Of the physical work accomp-
lished BY the city during the past year.
Financial-The conditions of the city
are excellent. Carrying ont the promise
made at the beginning Of the year 1916.
Brownsville has lived within her income.
She has paid her current bills as present
ed. lT.lI2.9G Of outstanding warrants
have been paid and An outstanding ac-
counts and judgments of January /. 1916.
have been paid and settled. There are
monies sufficient IN each fund tn meet all
warrant obligations which were due on the
first of january. 1917. and all receipt
for the ensuing year will he available for
actual expenses and improvements.
| wish to call your attention 20 he gen
eral balance sheet Of the city. The val
me- which hnyp hppn nlacrl in There hny.
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You have probably been in the habit
of using external treatments - relieve
your catarrh. You have applied spray,
washes and lotions TO the mucous sur
faces of the nose and throat. have
been temporarily relieved, and then
wondered a short time after, why. you
were troubled with another attack q
catarrh.
You should realize hat catarrh j.
an infection Of Inc , Goa. This Iact
has been agreed uno- - specialists
in catarrh troubles arl has been
provcn IN the laborrtc ct the SWl4i
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You Need Not Suffer From GataErh

specifc %. s. E. 81, which was dis
covered over fifty years ago, VIII
cleanse your blood Of the catarrhal
poisors and will thereby relieve you
Of the dripping in your throat, the
sores III your nost-ils, splitting, hawk
ing ana bad breath.
All druggists carry S. s. s. and
Ithe physicians NJ our Medical Depart
nert will cheerfully answer any ie'-
tiers which you may write tts1 IN
regard to your Csc. Swift Spoons
Co. 3c5 Swift Building, Atlanta, Mr..
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brownsville. Texas. February 70, 1914.
THE STATE OF IENAN.
unrtv of Cameron.
TL- commissioners court 0f Cameron ruun-
. IrylS. will un Monday. the 18th day ~
March. 1. D.. 1917. al 10 O'Clock "a. IA. re-
eiye proposals from any banking corporation.
H4sYtfatian ur individual banker I'M Cameron
county thai may dsire to he selected as the
depository of the funds oi Cameron county.
ANY banking corporation. association. or m
Giv.dual banker in Cameron county. Texas. de
string tu hid. shall deliver ~ the county Judge,
W ur before said 18th dny 0f March IA. D.
Fgf1. -rue being the first day uf the regular
' r.h term ~ the commissioners court. at
-l.ch time the selection If the depository u
tn hr mala. II scaled proposal. stating the rate
N interest that said banking corporation hs-
...iitluu. ur individual banker offers to pay
W. the funds NJ tie county for the term be-
tween ,he d1te II such bid and the next regu-
far tfatn fur tht selection Nj Il depository. Same
being thu s.rNnJ Monday in February. M ~
1919 Said hid shall he accompanied by Y Ger
tited check for not Jess than one-hult ~ one
Irr cont Of the county revenue 81 the proceed
ng yrnr as 4 guarantee ~ the good faith ou
.hr l.Irt 1f thr bidder. and that vi hS Ind hc
arl urrd. hr Will enter into bond hereafter pro
dtd. aui aeon the failure ~ the banking cor
Y@arat-un. $3.50. ci1tiou. or Individual banker that
mny ht .i & a~ such depository. to Civ,
hr rnHd r-0 lirUi hv luw. The amount pf suci
certified check SHALL gn tu the county as ltqui
.ltrd damages.
Ibc commissioners court reserves the right
ORR reject amy and al bids.
~ II. YATES.
County Judge. Cameron County, Texas
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FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF
CITY MANAGER SUBMITTED
Contained from page u

dition 367 400 X. W. of steam power wa.
used for pumping purposes, making a to-
tai of 1,432,500 X. W. of power produced
The capacity of the switchboard at tn,
plant has been doubled. The peak of tn,
evening load i 320 X. ". rs compared
with 175 X. ". a year ago.
Water System-6.000 feet of 4-inch
main and 1000 feet of 2-inch main have
been added, serving III new water Gus
TONERS. $50. 1000 X. w. OF electric steam
power were used for pumping purposes
within the last year. 262. 900, 900 gallons
of water were pumped during the past
year.
\ now river pump has been installed.
doubling that portion OF the water sys-
TEN. and arrangements have been made for
the installation of an additional high pres
sure pump which will double the capacity
Of the plant for city service. When these
improvements are completed. which will be
immediately. the plant will have q capacity
If over 2.000,00O gallons Of water per
day.
Sewer Sy>tcm-ln the sanitary sewer
system. which Wa purchased hy the city
~ the beginning Of the year, POO feet VI
sewer extensions lEive been made and ia
new customers added. The sewerage rates
of the city have been reduced 10 fifty cents
per house connection per month. this max
ing a reduction OF - per cent in the sew
cragc charge for the city.
HIGHWAY.
The greatest need Of Brownsville. II l.
generally conceded, is good roads. The
natural ,!irt t. valuclc~~ a- \ road metal
for the heavy traffic Of the army trucks.
The roads wear into holes which can be-
filled today and in two week. time are a~
bad as ever. The only solution nj the
road problem Gems 10 BE- mcializing.
We have nv. liable with in q comparative
IN short distance enormous beds ~ y fine
grade Of gravel which seems to ~ very
suitable a. a road metal. During the pas
year gravel has been purchased and used
for covering 25 blocks M The city streets.
a the first last and entire principle of
good roads building Is drainage. the city
has devoted all monies possible to the ex-
tension ~ the storm sewer system.
4 24-iuch trunk sewer was built ~
Adams street from Seventh street to the
Boulevard then i2-inch ~lutcral~ were
built on Ninth. Eei4hth. Fourth, Second
and Boulevard from Leyee street 10 Adam
street TO Fronton street. This storm ~ever
street To Fronton street. This torn sewer
draining the low portion of the city uear
the freight station. Sixteen manhple~
were placed on these trunk sewers and 77
inlcts were built on the street corners.
Jefferson street from the city limits 81
West Brownsville to the Boulevard In the
city wa. opened and graded and made
ready for traffic. The Boulevard was al-
so graded from Jefferson street To Levec
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the militia we're quartered

since the militia were quartered in
Brownsville.
This spirit Of cooperation, which has
been shown in every branch Of that ser
vice as each situation arose, has made the
task one Of comparative ease, and the re-
%lations between the city and the military
authorities have, from a civil standpoint,
been very satisfactory.
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BROWNSVILLE DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1917.

These are the most needed improve
ments contemplated for the ensuing year.
Such other work of course being done a.
the conditions demand and the finances
warrant.
The City Manager wishes in this report
10 express his appreciation Of the spirit Of
cooperation shown by the military author
tiles in handling the different problems
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-23
Diseases That Ruin
Health

Nervous Diseases. Nervous Debility, Kidney, Bladder and lruary Dis
easc-, Rheumatism, Nauco@c Veins, Fl ,uc, Constipation. Indigestion DFS-
pcp,il, Eczcma. Skin t-ra-o~, Catar1, Asthma Hay Fever Distinctions
turthan, Prostate troubles. ChIoni and Lingering n-cHf- Special att
tention to diseases 81 women: Electric Vbrutory Treatment.
PILES. FISTULA AND OTHER RECTAL DISEASES TREATED WITH
OUT The KNIFE III SELECTED CASES BY A mild AND SAFE SyS-
Tenn OF HYDR0C0CELE hernia HUMANE OFFICE TREATMENT.
PROF. EHRLlCHS 94 IMPROVED SOS BLOOD DISEASES.
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE
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ROOMS
ROOMS FOR RENT.
SALESMAN WANTED.

YOUNG MAN -2 to au years old; must M a
hu-tINr. neat In HurM rance, uf good person
H.g. honest. sober. hard wurkrr-urr who
r4n speak Snauish-aud prefer "a man who
Ford CAR ard knows the country m
south Texas. Can offer a good proposition
selling school furniture und school supplies
Write fuil particulars anna give references first
letter. Address 4. a. Bryant CO.. Houston.
1... 10
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BARBER COLLEGES.

MIN our Illustrated catalogue explains how
We teach the barber trade in a few weeks,
nailed free. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE.
san Antonio. Texas. at
BARBER TRADE taught at Texas Barber
Colleges. Worlds greatest. Position when
competent. Free catalogue explaining. Dial
H. IVY Fort Worth. Texas. 30
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~EUTOmOBiLE REPAIRS.

ELECTRIC SERVICE STATION ~ Repairs
tor any Electrical Equipment used "a auto
mobiles. Dallas. Texas.
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o NOTICES.

RIO GRANDE COUNCIL, ". 253, RS s. NJ.
Stated assembly in Masonic temple Friday,
Feb. 2i, AT 1:3n y. m. for degree work.
j. j. COOKE. Recorder.
t'. III. IIDR L. II. VI. 2-21-3t
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80 being held that the others were insult
t%iriuMtlv secured.
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MALE AND FEMALE.

CIVIL SERVICE examinations in Browns
vile soon. Men and women desiring gov
"rnmant positions write far free particulars
III toilax tonWell, q years Civil Service FIX
amiucrb. Box 3li, hutchinson, Kansas. Salt
ifA civil Service School. I'll
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WANTID-A middle aged woman a. house
keeper for widower with two children. Must
have Atone references. Iox $50, Mission Tex.
an
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Of training school and practice in hospital
and home behind them they would be ready
for immediate activity in military hos
pitfalls.
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Allen the JeWeler
OFFICE or THE DEPUTY COLLECTOR

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COLLECTOR
OF CUSTOMS, Brownsville, Texas, Feb
ruary p. 1917. There will be sold at pub
Ic auction. nj the United States Custom
House. in this city, IN Friday, March ,,
1917. ut 10 o'clock a. M. one CD brown
horse mule, seized for violation Of Section
30S2 II. :. Any claim made therefrom
mus; be filed with the undersigned within
seven CD days hereof. j.. A. MALTBY,
Deputy Collector. (2-23-1t)
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AUTO SERVICE.

FIRST CLASS SERVICE wv American A.rtn
Line. Careful drivers. Stand. Herald build
ing. &. Il. Myers. manager. Phone J40. Cars
.se. 500. 1OI9. 1012 30
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WANTED TO RENT.

PERMANENT, careful tenant wants 20 rent
Inudrrn cottige- Address II. d. Box Oh.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Ford auto with new pis-
tons and cylinder rebored. Gall M Herald
Once. fffI
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WANTED-C Competent cook and housekeeper.
Apply sol Lryee street. ii
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


.FOR SALE or TRADE-properiy in Enid.
Oklahoma. valued I'd $1,000. for Valley prop
.rTtr. city preferred. Lillian Robertson, san
I.ruito. Texas. .
HAVE 80 ACRES If Cameron county land for
sale reasonable near san HrnitD. Would con
slider a loan nf SlUutWU On same. Address e..
M. GnodIn, ottawa. Kansas.
ROOMS WANTED.
WANTED nE regular officer. seven room cut-
ta.r. Address I.. care Herald. IL
ROOMS FOR RENT.
IGIt RENT Housekeeping apartment Mod
,ru convenience. Opposite Miller hotel. APP
sfv n. 4. Gresn. 1910 Elizabeth -. 81
rnE ET.%T- One well furnished room, gentle
uiIu preferred. 1909 Madison ~. III
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
MUSK0GEE MINISTER
WILL BATTLE BOARD
Burkhardt Says He'll Leave
His Resignation to a Vote
of Congregation.

Special 10 the World
SKOGEE. Feb. 17.-Rcv. James
&. Burkha"dt is going to see who sc-
locts the past Irs of the First Christitn
church. which he has served for the
past -Four years the church governing
board or the congregation.
At the II o'clock service Sunday
morning he viii lay before the CON
cregauon his resignation as pastor.
recently rendered and will ask that the
congregation vote ON II immcdiutelv.
Information to this effect was ub.
tained tonight Ar Burkhardt con
lirmed i. lie was reluctant to admit
that he intended to ask the congrc-
Eation for vote but he finally did
ADMIT that that is the purpose of
placing 1t before them" This means
the pastor who resigned his pulpit In
such dramatic manner a few weeks
ago at the conclusion Of "A sermon
highly sensational in its caStigation
of certain sins he declared were com
mon TO members OF his flock has de-
termined to beard the lion IN his
den So To speak and challenge the
governing board of his church to
measure strength with him before the
membership.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
STRANGER LOUDLY PRAISES
TULSA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Had Scrap With Walter and Then
Caused Mans Arrest; Res
tliIraut Man Fined

That the services rendered by po-
licemen In protecting the public do
not always go upappreciated was
demonstrated yesterday when The
World received "A letter from j. IL.
Myers. in which he desired TO express
his appreciation of the service rem
dered him by Officer Dan Herring
Thursday.
Myers. who was n stranger in the
city aud gives his residence as St.
Louis. was not pleased with n meal
served to him in Botson avenue
restaurant and told the waiter so.
This considerably irritatcd the res
taurant man and he picked up wat
er bottle and proceeded to start a
rough house with Myers, who immc-
diately beat a retreat and called at
police headquarters where he told
his troubles to Capt Dan Herring.
Officers were dispatched to the res
taurant with orders to bring in the
offender. The price OF resenting
Myers words was just $40. according
to Judge Cavitt and the waiter, who
gave his name as sheldon. paid and
was dismissed,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
FOUR NEW HOMES
GO UP EACH DAY
That Is Record Maintained SO
Far During February;
Inspector Busy.
WEEKS PERMITS $4,000
Three Apartment Houses and
Five Store Buildings In
cluded in Last 6 Days.


With scarcely more chan half Of
February having elapsed, building
permits issued during the portion Of
the month ending last night. already
had broken all Tulsa records for any
similar period in he history of tho
municipal building inspection de-
partment. Permits thus far azure
gate 1921, ,456, which amount is tit1ui .
ia the opinion of the civ buildins
inspector, considering the fact that
more than $1,000. 600 i'm building con-.
slructlon was authorized during the
previous month.
New residences to meet the grow
ing demand for homes for nov and
cid citizens continue 10 comprise tbc
chlei structures for which permits
are granted. tllt}-tWo new homes or
an average oi four for every day the
puIIuihS Once mas h"cn upcn this
Iu'hth' constitute the dwellings, au-
thorN'd twenty new residences
were authorized during the singl"
wee" ehdlht Iast nltht IN addition
I'VE rprWils nav" been granted dur
ing lhc month Tor the erection Of
apartment houses.
\ Sii5 5.OgO Week.
Permits cr,rt,d d,,,i,., ,t,, .,,t.
.r,t cIr.cd nrn,idod g.. H. ',i'.,,
e. Lriidiros ana ,r,,,,,',i', ,,,,','i
,.tnr,viu,otot,, SIi- ana mi .,,,, '.,,,,
v',,s ,rnTo,,ior,I nan, ,,,t,.o m,,,,
,,apt bn,,s, ei'. .,o ,,ii,ii' o.,
r..id.n,,. ,,,d nina .I,.,,j, ,.,.,,,-..
,t,,,,t,,, go .,,, ,I'1 ~,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
Twcnty.scycn Other Oaklands.
Would BE Glad to Accommodate.

When Governor Head was In office
in New Hampshire, Colonel Barrett OF
tho governors staff, died and there
was an unseemly scramble for the Of
flee. even while his body was await
ing burial with military honors. one
candidate ventured to call upon Gov
ernor Head.
Governor" he said, "do you think
you would have any objections II
were to get into Colonel Barretts
placer"
Tho answer came promptly. mo,
don't think l would have any obJec-
tions IL the undertaken Is willing. -
Boston Transcript.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
Height of Po!itcncss.

"Altho he overcharged me. the cab
driver who took me over Paris was
most polite" said our friend who had
made holiday abroad.
"All Frenchmen are" we observed.
'Yes, but this one got off his box
and helped me to find the necessary
words in my French English diction-
AIRY so that | might say what thot Of
him. Exchange
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
Difference In MacnlinLc.

"Whnts pIrate 2
"a pirate Is man who tries to
conduct small Independent maritime
business on the same lines that great
nations occasionally pursue"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
NEW BURBANK DAHLIA
TO BE OFFICIAL FLOWER
Planting in City Hall Plaza
Will Be Made Occasion of Il
Municipal Holiday.

OAKLAND. cal. Feb. l7.-Luthor
Burbank, whose plant magic has
made his name known around the
world, has just succeeded I'm propa-
eating another flower wonder II is
the largest white dahlia ever pro-
duccd. II is to be known as Bur
banks Oakland dahlia, being thus
named because Of the great floricul-
turists kindly feeling for this city
Burbank offered Oakland its choice
OF Il new rose he has recently devel-
oped, the dahlia or "A magnificent
gladiolus. The Oakland chamber of
commerce. to which the offer was
made. selected the white dahlia.
VIII BE official Flower.
The planting of this official flower
of Oakland will be made fote event.
II is planned to bring Burbank to this
city on his birthday and make the day
"A municipal holiday. State, city and
county officials will be on the recep-
tion committee and the school chill
drcn will turn out en- masse In greet
ing.
The dahlia is to be planted in one
of the big public parks of Oakland.
This detail is not yet decided, but pop
ular sentiment favors the city hall
plaza.
II was in this park that the oldest
oak In Oakland-its age was variously
estimated at from two hundred to five
hundred years recently died from
senilty. Its place has been taken
with n sturdy young oak from the
foothills OF the coast range OF noun
tains.
Twcnty-Scycn Other Oaklands.
II is hoped to make the plaza
typical Oakland park, for the cham
Der OF commerce has requested each
of the other twenty-seven Oaklands
in the United States to send il tree
to plant beside the central oak. oak
land, Md, already has responded and
the other Oaklands are falling in line.
The request for oak trees followed the
refusal OF the other Oaklands to sur
render their name to this city.
After the Oakland dahlia Is planted
in this oak park, representatives of
all the Oaklands, each city and town
of that name will be given n bulb OF
the official flower for planting in one
of its parks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18

No News "a Nuisance.
mo news is good news"
MY wife says that doesn't apply TO
society news"