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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-24
LOCAL MASONIC LODGE TO
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

Dafnus Christi Lofts, Nn $50 A D.
and a. 50 and rc3h1m chapter SO
fai b. g. 81. vu bold Joint ln#aila.
nun IS new ofncrfs Monday nIrnt
IHne et nt tne Masoni Temple at
O'Clock % m with losrph ihrsch as
inrtallnn officer
short aaare=sos Wiu be- made hs soy
rfa wei posted members ard e InoHt
anioyable Hnd profitable meeting b.
lru irafcd a fam ATTENDANCE of thf
membership of both bodies D. Wned
Hnd aii VISITING MasonH boz ihr ritt aft
cordially invited to ho present
Th, principal officers to hc installed
lfO H. lsiiuw
Foe tb, IaAe, % R Baldwin. wof
sruml master e. White -cnlHf
ulrlfn. ani GInTer Johns Junior wHf-
dtn
rsr h, Chapter o. d. bingham
hra uuof O. E $500 Nug and h"ifc
Wei .,rlhF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-24
PERSONAL MENTION

rafacr Tmst son OF Nf and Mrs
o. 49, Tiash lrn llnrsdsf fnf fUlaa
Nhla. whofe ho VIII uoth aa gcoieriai
flf NutsHn pH tnurhnl iir NiN hD
stationed boz ine oI nslda uuhf yhei
tnnt wyoming NUiu hs leaves f0r
university oi california in August
a. a. MrkeeNtf ~ Nuieds. Boz a.
visitor ai the State
~ D. ssas, ~ Kan Ant0nio. DO s
guest hf fhe Nufsra
Miss Leslie bishop ~ Houston. D.
NsltinT Sta q a. Allen 90 hes hams
3pt q Tancahaa street
w " faeriamh is ai fhs Nueees
resisisrna frum kansas city
40 end MIH Bsofra a Krumh. ~
Alice see quests as ihs Suesra
So and Mfn Win Maionr az iiuus
iun afe sursta 81 thrir aadnhtrf Mrs
VI J. Thation ~ go Furmsn avenue
2irH Thasion la aiee entertaining hei
hrpfn'f. clayton Malone
NJ ana Mrs e . Fehsefef ~ san
AHt0uio. are Hpsndiwe several days
here and srs a. the NYrees
Ma j Coates ard children iefi
lsai nishi fof i1iishHrs. "a where
fheF VIII bin Mg Coates
STA S. a. smith. ~ Dallas. g. q
guest 81 ne Nurces
Mrs ~ %. Lndffuan. ~ Hrhuifn
ters d. aipppinF nf TIE Nurcss
Edward flfnian r. here. hsY come
d0Vn yesterday o. Spend she Ne'ht
fnd win ms mother
Iahn f.afiHa accompanied hY Ma
nsn returned 81 tAnfgo yesterday
msfring after spending several auYs
win his family ~lp sfe here fef ihf
summer
aif and Mrs W D. t~yuno nnd Sister
are heff from esn Antonio ior set~fai
fHff VISIT stopninr ~ fhe narne.
, Kane. ~ Carnegie "a. 10 rex
issrrrd ~ ths Nsffrs.
Il s. Nofr ief iasi nlahi Tor Gal
weston
wss ilrae Morris N Tssilas 81
stendluf safEs Tins IA thr Npsres
D. D. Williamson. q u Noiis ana
H. A Wen afe y PARTY - iifpHH~0''i
/ visiiora registered a. fbe NDeefs
Nisa Aisce Taylor. ~ san Aniorio.
arrived Yesterday - be Fusri ~ afr
I VISA Nichols for pesrraf days
ST. and Nrs John Dssis. Miss An
/ Hie pfye Jfir-s lha Miss 1hrifna Ar
mold. ~ Waco isfi yesterday fof their
L homes
judge = O Terrell and asnKhisf.
4 Hiss Matte Tefffu ~ khf Antonio
II srs nussis 10 fhr ~1etee.
III. and Nrs } ~ opYai and ciiiis
Il Ar. ~ Abaiin. Who have heen Fisit'
Il ina Ar. and Mrs q ~ Na,foF 80
I s.opasd street fof the past ip1 Nfsse
II irses faf fhsif hnrue IBIS efsnias
II r. nAlhsfu. ~ roiumDus. tbsf4fi
~ colofaco county. Npsni FRIDAY nfAl
aafurday IN corpJs Christ SID "
slrity iIe made ihe tfip from ceiufn .
has ~ NJ esf ana wa ACCOMPLISHED
hy kff. and AIRS ches ise~fy nis'
f.,iia BnrtfNchen snd Msrsra. hafk +
i-.ssh and WnldhcKei
Miss I.ria Bnffsrheli. ~ coeumnas
.o..u, sne Weekend plfh her sisters
| MISSES Myrtle and faiiey bustihsbs9l.
!, 10 are aftendinr 80 summer iofEasi
ssep,aaa wlfa Airs 1chn D. LeAief 90
Waco street.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-24
ROTARY WILL AID IN
NATIONS WAR PROGRAM
Texas Had IA Delegates az Inter.
national Convention e so,sry
Clues, tfeid ~ Atlanta

The part that Hotar, b 30 ras ir
Americas MAR nroGram. 10 tnaAs the
Norid safer Tor dsmociaey preaom
tuaiea ihs sessions "a the siehsh A.
nual convention ~ ~. intsrnatianaf
Association ~ Rotary clubs. thai has
l1-i CLOSED at Atlanta. accofdinr 10
Frank q harrison cty editor ~ ths
Caller who last nirhi rciufncd frum
Aiauia "heu he represented tht Cot.
pos Christi Hnian club as d,ieeaia.
Active assistance Bog securing o.
ffuiis fof thf army ans naNN atH ina
tNr tri Cross campaign whole hearted
support boo tsod conservation aul fhe
assistance oi Rotary clubs ln ufeyil
ans Wholesome entertainment far fhr
suidIsr. .n training over the country
arr "a Few WAYS in which Rotary viii
ssrlt
The convention Uas Featured nt thr
rHANN 10y huiiant sptnActs who ga.
dressed zoe Notsrnns Maiuf General
Wund af ihs o. ARMY. ns j \. NJ.
hvnaid raiior 81 ihe roionta r.-i
porsHiDred fne mu-t eloquent speaker
in Nuth Aurftca fumrru, nuft,r,
of luudnn uEhi hand man fn Lord
NuUAeiine NsEmaid DE koven ths
NOTED .Hmru-er Doe Mitchell Chapplr
editor H tse Nationnl NarA1inc 1auk
irrlnr f South utnj uf F1snk
smith nf Kansas CltN aud many nihsf
Lannon's msn sore amanA lhosr who
tWrapj nn fhr Atlanta prueiam
IrNss hsd nnr hundred and TWENTY
hf.lufDs Thr T,Nsus with tho a..
erflon nf aeieeate- from ll raeo anh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-24
LYFORD AGAIN SCORES
WITH THE FIRST BALE
W. 9 Webb 81 Lyford 70 Get Fancy
Pr,ce iof rifs, Bale 81 Cotton
From ths New Crop

f.yfofi one ~ the hustNns small
towns 90 Cameron county saturday fnf
the nnh cousefsiife year fispf'n
forh 90 produces ihs fifw hai' % cot
i0n from ihs afH crop.
~. esitan was Frown ~ ~ -
WeAb ana weighed go r5nfiNf. ''fint
sinp.d BOB The 0alf Cost GO iainl'Hl
II i.sfofd. " VA purs hss'd ~ ~
K..,niz - ihls cii,. retrtssnflns VIII
liam - cleveland sud E'rls ifo'Hi.
neof cotton faci0fs ~ Houston. 1nd
last nishi VS. ahippnd hf W'iis in'N'
E11fsss 10 Houston
Monday morning ihe cotton VII ~
.ois to ih. hisileN bidder 90 thf Np"i
II ihs Houston Gotten tsenanHf & ~
aiiy she nrsi hale b'inss .f"'no .
d,iisr ,,aBua and with ihs iantt
uries that d prevailing Tor sfe0. ~
w.bh Wiil reangs 100 - rinrs from
ans oaftau ard Nfed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-24
TWO ARE HELD UNDER
CHARGE OF BLhCKMAIl
Officers Place w. /. wsilsr sna y l.
eiats Under Arrest ans fsaasin
mo rriah are set

- h. Walker hsrlior 81 ihs eit,
saturday ,vss paoed nndtt $500 b,ud
ari D 20 nlahr was bold as "a prisoner
BOO ihr ruunt iau in default of Gee
nishine hona lr simiiaf amount at
ODD, result 0f iho tVe nsinf Hsru lntu
cueindf b, Chicf % ital,e fuulfr tr.
NaN ufh
sheriff Prank Rahn.nn tnld iht
Caller fHat charasf VI hhcemau viii
l,e filed Hrausi lhy tvo men and That
their cases have been 81, f0r exam
miuf fral htiDrt hustle, pai Wh,hn
f1f nest "Wednesday mefaipl
d. lH altered Dat the nfn attempted
fN secufe sam % mono, frem Mfs
laM MNran n hafhmAH shs aa
unea ihe ufffOs and liir ARREST. l.l
iepsd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-24
ATTENTION
MOTORISTS!

We hHvr Just received supply 81 iho MOTOR
VEHICLE HrutETnTluN piANKF ispued a. the
rcSar state highway Department and viii ~
riae - Furnish thsap haska lltiib au Auin
tiNpern who maA eaii snf
We also carry "a riorh Nnnnh ~ tho tafnqa
isus nrd ihs corning canapnoYe ienssa. Tiiea"
hcaHIehi risssea comply ~ every fespeei With the
ihe faiuwins
Sec y Provided that no automobile motor
sfrie hicfrfe shall be used uiun che HIGHWAYS ~
thla state which h equipped with lHNp which when
nghiHa y saualie 81 prncetnF direfs rays "a afsst
~ helph than paFfalsi ~ faui from tho read
provided however fhat ans automobile nautrfryeie
nt hieffr mas De- equipped With samp uapsbis -
projecting direct tayH ai greater hsight then par
Aiie ~ fuHf frsi ffon chs fDad VI nUeh lamp when
nsht'i. ~ Hei capable - pfeduFiHs aaaalina ntp
Stare
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-24
sloA SHOES TABOO

I0NpON june - The woinHp
sba, with ihe hgh top s taboo. u
q. !. rssn any morr IN London streets
la. upt.sr wie be- N some fabric other
t,sn leather IN order fo rrorpmige
leather fhs government haf a"' 'nrh 70
prohibit thr manuf4cinre ~ shoes tnnfe
ttan seven inches Do heighi in M
isg The maNnfa0arr~s have noililfN
,,tsii dealers that they viii take %"
,,,,.r4 or.te.a far these kinds ~ sh1er
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-24
The Honor Roll

lfarA Ciafktea ENLISTED ~ Unp,nt
esfs Reserve Ceres ~ stssra erg.nssr
ana Joe Esfi, in Engineers Reserve
Corps a. snschinist
4. Henson - Corpus chriss o..
heted ~ infantry branch % reQulsr
army
1howss y hsrorovs ard Jeusnh G.
Bend, 81 sssdrift enlisted ~ uensa
States Navy
William tester Swanson. Waiter
Whlse. Tom y Scarborough snd Rob
80 Webster RhoasA sli 81 Corpus
Chritii enlisted ~ coass ARTILLERY.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-24

ceofgs ~ sordnn. Formerly rest
dent ~ fhis riiy hiis vim is The Is4si
five years. has lived in Kan Anionio.
lisa rsiArrrh 60 fnakr hir home hass.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-24

Noilce aas befu received thai Miss
ELLEN Moore. Of corpus christi 4 ,eS
iatefad az iks Auiiefs hotai ln Colorado
Rpfiuak Chi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-24

f.uliftmeuir ffem IA stations wsfs
rrrnftel yesterday. ana " g. csrorted
tnni Gao numbers Nin he ffrsiN ht
eronaeA 'hs eafit pan 90 nrsi Ne-A
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02
BASEBALL GOSSIP.

Another fade out in the picture. A
year ago the Yankees were leading the
American league.
Perhaps the Philly machine is equipped
with one Of the old sets of brakes used
prior TO 1915.
No member of the White Sox leads in
any department OF the game and the
Giants lead only in the pitching depart
ment.
Smyih i not able to get away from the
Smiths, anyway YOU look at it. He LETT
Brooklyn and one Smith only 10 join more
Smiths in 81. Louis.
Ed Walsh. the former White Soy team,
j. scheduled to make his debut n n hurler
for the Braves when the Stallings tribe
meets the Cubs in Chicago Aug. ?.
New York. New Haven aud Hartford.
New York i leading the National league
and New Haven j. first and Hartford j.
last in the Eastern league.
Before the opening of the season the
Browns were picked 10 cut fancy caper>
in the American league race. while the
Cardinals were baniShed Ia the National
league cave.
According to recent averages both Bos-
ton and Pittsburgh. which teams have been
trailing Brooklyn. have made 4 better
showing IN hitting. baSe-Steallng and ron
getting than have the Superbas.
Begins "a look a. il the western teams
of the American league have the Red Sox
number. The Sox will have 10 travel some
from now on II they would annex their
third pennant IN q row.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02

COLLEGE STATION, Texas. Aug. =
Marketing and other problems arising from
the war, as well n the scientific better
ment of farms, will receive attention at
the hands o fthe Texas Farmers Congress
which convened in annual session here to-
congress are numerous affiliated societies.
including the state organizations of swine
breeders, poultry r~aisers, beekeepers. and
others.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02
INSECURITY IN GERMANY INCREASES
ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence.)

ROTTERDAM, Netherlands, Aug. l.
Insecurity j. increasing IN q dlsquietlng
manner in Germany. and particularly in
the country regions. ThettS Of all kinds Of
field produce and foodstuifS occur fire.
q%uentlv. The farm livestock in the mead
owS j. no longer safe. Cattle, sheep and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02

pigs are stolen. or slaughtered IN the
fields and the meat and hides carried of.
Bands Of watchmen are everywhere Icing
formed out of the older male members OF
the population left al home. Members OF
such bands in turn 60 on guard, particu-
larry nj night and are equipped with arms.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02

extending daily, and those animals found
unsuitable for active service at the front
are proving Of practical use in the guard
ing of munition works and other depots in
the rear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02
H1&l|6&l|

sertained by Mrs. ID. l.. Spero.
49, f1 d
Miss Addie Albertson Of Sherman arriv-
ed last night for a several days visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Ba!sell.
D
The Wednesday Bridge Club and other
guests were entertained yesterday after
noon by Mrs. A. Wayne Wood at her apart
ments on Levee street. The card rooms
were artistically decorated in pink crepe
myrtle and potted ferns. Despite the fact
that, since the war declaration, the We'd
nesday club has given on prizes, the games
were .ione the less enjoyable.
Mrs. Woods guests were: Mesdames F..
r. a. Howard, b. o. Works, B. l.. Cain,
~ Celaya, j. c. George, Simpson. II. b.
4ioler, Branch, A. L.. French, b. X. Loew
and A. B. Walker.
Mrs. L. s. Order and daughter, Miss
Frances Order, left yesterday afternoon
for a weeks visit to friends and relatives
in San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Xavier Camiade of San
Benito are removing this week TO Browns
siiC ouA vii DC tt ubfuc III Tue Tt~iutust.I
a bridal gift TO the young couple. oppo-
site the j. J. Young residence on ST..
Charles street.
Miss Ruth West entertained Monday aft
ernoon with a swimming party AT the
Country Club, complimenting her cousin
Miss Margaret West of Brownsville. Aft
er a swim of about an hour the party adj
journed to the roof, where refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Duval West and Mrs. Will West of
Brownsville chaperoned the Young people,
including Misses Margaret West. Beatrice
and Eleanor Siribling, Pauline lights,
Eugenia and Maria Taylor, Mary Bridge.
Martha Shook, Armine and Mary Louise
Leshr, Bessie Spears. Marion Ball. Sadie
an argaret Hazelrig. Cornelia Vaughan.
sd Swearingen. Frances Hamilton
e hosie>>.-San Antonio Express.
a.
Misses Christine and Mabel Simp-'
yesterday afternoon for a several
sit to friends in Mission. their for
6.
il Mrs. j. G.. George are preparing
SIT to Stephenville. their former
I'm Stepehenyille Mrs. George will
mpa. Florida. to visit the family
n. Sawnee George.
d 4
n G., Siegman left Yesterday for
Rio Hondo for a several DAYS visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Morrison.
uv =. - m
city hall j. making rapid progress and
many ladies are reporting for service
daily. The register maintained shows that
during fhe past week The following nave
reported:
Monday-Mrs. Siringfellow. Mrs. ". S.
Aackshear, Miss Hattie Hopper, Mrs. IT,
H. Clearwater and Mrs. William Neale.
Tuesday-Miss A. X. n. Craig, Mrs. r..
II. Clearwater Mrs. Kate Leahy, Mrs. III.
w. Dierker, Mrs. NJ. c. Myrtle, Mrs. y. T.
Hughes, Miss Dora Kimball. Miss Otis
Hughes, Miss Virginia Mullen, Miss Fanny
Mullen, Miss Spivey.
Wednesday-Mrs. Lizzie Putegnat, Miss
Kate Leahy. Mrs. A. g. Putegnat, Miss
Doty, Miss Irene Puteenat, Miss Dora Kim
ball.
Thursday-Mrs. T. III. Clearwater, Miss
Hettie Dougherty, Mrs. Kate Leahy.
..~an .aaMenn. nnnnneoo
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02

Italian engineers nave reported entirely
feasible a proposed tunnel from Venice 70
the Island of Lido, which will be two miles
long and in places twenty-seven feet De-
meath the sea.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02
LOANS
OREGON 4 CALIFORNIA R,IIno.n

OREGON X CALIFORNIA RAILROAD co.
LANDS. Legal fight over land az
last ended. Title revested In United States.
Land. by act of congress. ordered ~ b. opened
under homestead laws for settlement and sale.
Two million three hundred Thousand acres. Con-
tanning some of the best timber and agri~ultur-
Ial lands left in United States. Large copy-
righted MAP showing land by townships ana
sections. laws covering same and description
of soil. climate. rainfall. elevations. temnera-
lure. etc. Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Lands
Locating Co. Portland. Oregon. 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02
The PENNANT RACES
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday EHT1

" aso 80. l..,ne,um IL.
San Antonio =. Fort Worth 1.
Shreveport IL. Dallas -.
Where They Play Today.
Waco Ut Houston.
Fort Worth M San Antonio.
Shreveport M Dallas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02
AUTOMOBILES.

WA\TED-A Ford ear in good condition as
part payment On brand new. high grade -four
passenger roadster. priced lower than from
factory. Phone iu. az can a.. A. Stovall. =.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02
AN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Chicago I. Bosten q.
Cleveland u. Philadelphia y.
Washington ,. Detroit I-l3 innings.
NJ. Louis-\aw York. rain.
where They Play Today.
Chicago M Boston.
~. Louis at New York.
Detroit nc Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02
QUEE n
MARJORIE RAMBEAU
-in-
"THE DEBT"

Adapted from the European stage. A ire
mendous drama depicting the struggles Of
an ~ex-countess and the man who loves her,
to repay a debt incurred in the long ago.
Mother love. revenge and gratitude all
play their part.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

Chicag go Boston. rain.
Brooklyn d. Cincinnati ,.
New York =. Pittsburg 1.
Philadelphia =. ~. Louis 10 innings.
Where They Play Today.
Boston M Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York III Pittsburg.
Philadelphia nj -. Louis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02

AUT0ISTS, ATTENTION.

Those contemplating going through the sands
from Raymondville 10 Sarita and the north
may get n mechanic driver from a. &. Burton's
Garage. Raymondville, Texas. We put You
through. 10
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.


IdST-Six or eight keys on ring. Return Ia
Dr. Thorn for reward. q. III. Thorn. l3tD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-02

i Mrs. j. c. George are preparing
sit to Stephenville. their former
bm Stepehenyille Mrs. George will
mpa. FLORIDA. Ia visit the family
n. Sawnee George.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06
VOTE THE BONDS.

Tulsa Is not n tank town and
cannot pursue tank-town meth
DDS. Tulsa Is not a kerosene cir
cult town and cannot pursue
cheap vaudeville circuit methods.
Tulsa is vigorous, virile, aggres-
sive city developing more rapidly
than any other city in the United
States, and to continue this de-
velopment must make provisions
for It's citizenship not only for
the present, but for the future.
There are individual firms In
Tulsa spending more money in
this city at this time than is
called for in the total bond issue
submitted to the city administra-
ton. II these individual firms
have confidence enough in this
city to bet more than a million
dollars on its future, 1t seems per-
fectly safe for the entire citizen
ship of more than sixty thousand
people to make the same kind of
u bet.
The serious objection urged by
the attorneys for Sapulpa against
the removal of the Frisco division
from that place to this city is the
unsanitary conditions of West
Tulsa. and 1t is generally believed
that with present conditions eX-
listing the corporation commission
will not permit the removal of the
division from Sapulpa to West
Tulsa.
Prominent railroad men testi-
fled that the change of the divi-
sion would move two thousand
people to Tulsa and West Tulsa.
Unless waterworks and sewers are
provided for that place and that
industrial section put in sanitary
condition, there will probably be
no removal of the division.
If the citizens of Tulsa desire
to protect the health of the en-
ployes of West Tulsa, the great
est industrial section of the state;
If they, desire to protect the in
vestments Of men like Cosden,
Constantin and other refiners To-
Gated in West Tulsa; if they de-
fire to encourage and assist in
the continued growth and devel-
opment OF this city, they will vote
for this bond issue.
1t IS not n question of compli-
menting some individual or TAX
ing a slap at some individual. 1t
is a question of the prosperity
and development of Tulsa that is
involved In this election, and
there should be very little divi-
sion of opinion In evidence after
the votes are counted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06
County Fairgrounds Sold.

MIAMI, okla, July 5,-After the
Ottawa county fair is held this year in
September the present fairgrounds
will be plated up into residence lots
and put on the market. Horace b.
'Durant has bought this desirable
twenty acres adjoining the city OF
Miami and will open up a new resi-
dence section. 1t has been suggested
for several years that the Ottawa
county fair be held down by the river
on ground which has been purchased
by the citypfor park. AS the citizens
OF Miami have agreed to furnish room
for the fair, 1t is thot that more than
likely the grounds will be moved after
this year to the city's location on the
river.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06
Little Benny's Notebook
By LEE PAPE.
The Dunkey In the Lions Skin.
A Play.

Scene, the Juneles.
Dunkey. o, heers lion skin!
Some lion must OF put It down heei
and forgot II. III put II on and scare
al the uther animis sumthing fearse
G., 1t fits fine. maybe awt to of bin
a lion all along.
Bear. G, I'm hungry. If / saw q
dunkey now, nobody elts wood ever
see him agen. G., good mite, heeI
comes a enormiss lion! (Runs like
lightning)
Dunkey. Haw! Haw! That's the
way to scare them.
Ferst wolf. Maybe you don't think
I aint hungry.
End wolf. Maybe you don't think
l amt, to!
Ferst wolf. II we ony had nice
joosy dunkey now.
End wolf. Don't mention II.
Jerst wolf. Cheese It! Lionl Lion!
Run like lightning (Which they do)
Dunkey. Haw haw! Look at them
rdnning like lightning! g, maybe
RELY am a lion. for all l know.
Ferst lion. l serteny am hungry
Wat shall we have for dinner? Lets
have elefunt.
End lion. Lets have hippopotamist
Dunkey (wawking up) Hello, fell
lows.
3rd lion. Lets have dunkey (Which
they do).
The end.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06
KANSAS 'C0NSTABLES'
HAVE GREAT SUCCESS
Forty-two Oklahoma Booze
Laden Automobiles Confis-
Gated on the Fourth.

Constables of Kansas had a great
day "Wednesday, July A. according to
information received at the office of
John Moran, deputy United States
marshal. From sunup on the day of
firecrackers and Roman candles till
along about bedtime of the same day
the minions of the law of the state
made more or less famous by Senator
Bristow and the warden of the prison
who was rejuvenated in body and
spirits by Swamp Root, captured AZ
Oklahoma booze-laden automobiles.
Perhaps S4 men and several hun
dred gallons of whisky were also taken
in charge by the Kansas officers who
patrolled the state road traversed by
all automobiles bound from Joplin,
Mo. to points in Oklahoma.
1t was a great day for whisky trans
porting and the county officers thru
whose territory the road passes. Per-
haps at no time in the history of boot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06
Quapaw Chatting Streets.
Special to The World.

SpeclAI TO THO World.
- QUAPAW, Okla, July 5.-Quapaw,
which is the livest town now in the
Ottawa county mining field and
around which some Of the richest
strikes In the history Of the field have
been made. is now chatting the busi-
ness streets of the town and also the
more travelled residence streets and
1reets leading from the other mining
towns. The. street commissioner is
grading the streets first and then
adding the chat