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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
BASEBALL GAMES
NATIONAL,

NATIONAL.
Chicago, SIS; Pittsburgh So.
Brooklyn 90; Boston AZ.
Philadelphia 81; New York 3-5.
st. Louis la; Cincinnati 80.
Games Today.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN.
. Boston 4-3: Washington 3-2.
Chicago-st. Louis, both games post
poned.
New York 60; philadelphia 90.
Detroit As; Cleveland IL.
Games Today.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis-St. Paul, both games
postponed; rain.
Kansas CITY, milwaukee,. both games
postponed; rain.
Indianapolis 20; Columbus SO.
Louisville 81; Toledo 3-3.
NORTHERN.
At Fargo Winnipeg s, Fargo
Moorhead 8.
At Minot-Minot 8. Warren Z.
Games Today.
No games scheduled.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
FRESHMAN IS NAMED
CAPTAIN OF TRACK
Robert Wardwell of Pembina Named
Head Of Team-Edght Men o Be
Awarded Letters.

For the first time in the history of
university athletics a freshman. Rob
ert Wardwell Of Pemhina, has beer
elected captain Of the University OF
North Dakota track team for the COM
ing wear. wardwell is a good man
and should prove a fine leader. He
worked consistently at the conference
meet held at Northfield, MINI. last
week. and materially aided In the sue
cess of his cam.
Eight men are to be awarded let
tiers for their work on the track this
spring. They are Loe. Bass, Wylie,
Bublitz, belong, Martin, Wardwell
and Ioith. r.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
GIVES HIS LIFE TO
SAVE HIS COMRADES

San Diego. CAL, May 31.-Private
Ray Armstrong of a United states
cavalry troop stationed ten miles from
this city, was drowned In making 4
brave and successful effort to save
PrivAteS Park n Brady Of his troop
and Private Mckinney Of the hospital
corps Of the regiment, who were If
bathing and became exhausted. Arm
strong saw their tEedicament in the
breakers and swain TO them with d
life preserver. Y They were assisted
sank.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
One Day Only
NO CHARGE 1on EXAMINATION

DR.. Melienthin 10 a regular gradu-
ate In Medicine ana Surgery and IL
licensed by the state IL North DA-
kota. He visits professionally the
more important towns and cities and
Offers to all who Gallon this trip con-
su1tation and examination free, except
the expense Of treatment when de-
SIRED.
According - his method Of treat
mont he does not operate for chronic
appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers Of
stomach, tonsils or Aden0tds.
He has to his credit many wonder.
full results IN diseaSes Of the, stomach.
liver. bowels, blood, skin. nerves,
[ heart, kidney, bladder, bedswettirg,
sGAtafrh, weak lunaS ,sAsrhsurnahsin,
Sl1rffa&tca, LEI utteY1sAndfectAi aiimenfs.
hasth'o 4 t,sss sea'Soas taS hi.
sS6Sssdo non I'll tgSeAff improper
ae1Ssarss Fethgg h4nkNaAis1aS6Af t0fy
ssslltss thsednasss yeurEslenuG atanding
eSsssabsr 6stSY 40 Siaa
if1s1spnaSSsftt &c tslgs 4tls tSat
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31

fence, but did no damage. Engine
trouble accounted for several drop
ping out in the race.
Barney Oldfeld finished eighth,
Ralph milford ninth. A. II. Patter-
son tenth and Joe Thomas eleventh.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Take Fourth Straight.

o. ILL. 0DHND u ~
Washington, May 31.--Boston made
1t four straight from Washington by
winning both games yesterday. 1t
was the ninth consecutive defeat for
the locals and the fifteenth contest
they have lost by one run.
In the morning, the visitors won 4
to 8, Bader replacing Shore after
Washington had tied the score. Hits
punched off Shaw decided the after
noon game. Bader was wild, but eff
fective in the pinches.
Morning Game r. H. E.
Boston 5000. o1o 1o1 ~o10-4 8 i
Washington 90. 900 DOL 110--3 10 2
Shore. Bader and Agnew; G4llia,
Ayers n Henry, Ainsmith.
Afternoon Game r. II. e.
washington =. oo1 900 100 8 Q
Bader, Pennock and Thomas. Ag-
new; Shaw, johnson and Ainsmith.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
LEGAL NOTICE
ABSTRACT or t4Ar1xnu
For the Year 1ndtng Dsosmbsr 81,

OF the condition n affairs Of the
Vale Farmers Mutual Fire ins; Co.. Of !.
Grand Forks County. organised under
made to the commissioner Of Insurance.
Of the state OF North Dakota, In pursu-
anse Of the laws Of said State.
T Secretary. I. Johnson.
Vice President. And. Joreenson.
Pr,n nchs1 on 3Tis ssrs Grand ., F paas..s n l. PAX n.
state Of North Dakota: '"'
Name Commissioner Of Insurance.;
Location, Bismarck, N, d.
organized or Incorporated. March
Balance cash on hand and in J
bank December 81 Of prreyt, .
0u INCOME CON DuR1Na YEAR ls1s
Cash received as first Z,
is sued during n y yesr.:., s7s.as
Cash received from as 1,
sessments during the 4
c. yfal received from Il. '''zs'0' !.
OF previ-
ro Ss1 s smosnt ii cash rece zs;ss
Total cash. including balance
on hand from previous ear.$s.5S1.
p1sBuRsENXnENkTTs, d pyRrNG THE
Ps dari RiFe sear 'ii4:se., $3.50. $3.50
PA. ns.n 6erpT ssss' nj. i9
ff Ss : 81 ss5.. sss'a . sea-.
P Ps,S p s.;sf,es u iii ois,e:. 1850
ers from July !. 1915,
t tar1t' ssS.SS: t tss.s
Rent. $500: postage ''0'''0o
p.s' aos. = - . olint,a;x. iis.1s
a2.;oo: office sup 80.
$1o4.S0; insurance de-
All other disbursements
s III, f send a. n Ssep 5! +:
n; 1ns; Assn. Audit ;. .
rG %sit. a Ssaiss ri e y %s.;eai.s: .,..4,.so
Balance cash on hand to end
OF year ........ ............$ 43s.08
AssT Bsc SEhsrR IT, Tt14 ~. CASH
As ssd CHARGED fao or ss
Losses nnes''e ct ! assessment ' $50
All, 1fy os sSnpf %ss.ts, VIZ: ,b.i lanes
Of outstanding assessment. 1855
Total assets Of company. In
Guiding balance cash On hand
sq iisSii;t 4: esss.: s ..,s,. ~. s sss.s,
" BIG = ES''s {; f s' sS$ s;s:
No. ' q Policies issued dur. ssi1sei
Isl !ssa r. -. ::;:::::,aas:ss . ;ss7ss
serss s s$r, ssss ne = se e n .ss s14ss4
No Of Policies and amount
sT II; PSI 81 4. Aso dslf phxK ;5is. ',ssst7'
Office Of Commissioner Of Insurance.
]. s: a: oisness. Commissioner OF n.
90 sors sesses q c. "a yt9 ssst q fns sg feasx paaGt /:
& .sus non ses j. : II. e. ia:t ri, sfEis.. state.
un to s ssst1 ~ HAND %ss5sSf :,r / ary e. h ss:i
e rHRtil' 4: 3. 1917: !. ..,..s
oStnnhissiener 81 IssufsncAt.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
'r' soS q SSsa 94g98SN}& s 9'sSs'e s.
FIRE ins; q. ~ i Dana F FsorRHsr co1 Mssa1 !
corporation organized under the laws 81
North Dakota, 10. MED IN this ohiee 4
and bhsiness f6r the year sndiiiS De.
celnDef y. 1915. conformable to the re.
s ssssiatins t e tss ass: q e t ln.u, 49,.
Wnsres:AIIt esI a..$ Company Ia. Al.4.
IL a.ss ef'srt Sa's Vim esrsiA ALssssiasd os sepy e
ms9ts q, : Insurance Avs aforssaad.5
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
Tigers Have Revenge.

Tigers Have Revenge.
both games from Cleveland yesterday.
winning the morning game 4 to / and
the afternoon contest 5 to l. Superior
pitching On the part Of Boland and
Ehmke and the brilliant fielding Of
Veach and Young were largely re-
sponsible for the victories. In the
second game, Heilman made four hits
in as many times at bat.
Morning Game r. H. E.
Detroit ...... 1oo.oo1 100 s q
Cleveland .... 100 900 00O-1 s 8
Boiand and Spencer; Bagby and
Afternoon Game R. H. E.
Detroit .,..-. 900 900 o2o-5 II Q
Ehmke and Spencer; Gould and
Morton, Billings.
Two Shutotlts. !.
Philadelphia, May 31.-New York
shut out Philadelphia twice. in
the morning s to 0, and this afternoon
In a ffteen-inning pitching duel 2 to
o. With two men out in the fifteenth
inning. the bases were filed on bases
on balls to Peckinpaugh and Caldwell,
the latter batting for Love. and Wal
ter's single. Base on balls to Magee
forced In Peckfnpaugh. and Miller's
single scored Walters.
First Game R.4H. n,
Philadelphia. 900 900 ooo-o s !
Cullop, Walters. Alexander; .Fal-
kenberg. Myers, sibold and schang,
\; 200 800 go 900 900 eo.-asf + Z !
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-28
MERRIAM CLAIMS VICTORY BY SO VOTES
BOSS LUNDIN WINS G. o. P VICTORY


Democratic leaders are highly
elated over the result of yesterdays
primaries. They predict that the
nomination Of so many Lundin can
didates by the Republicans means an
overwhelming Democratic victory at
election. One man put it this way:
The nomination of Louis Ander-
son, Frederick W. Patterson, Chas.
E. GraydOn, Daniel A. Roberts, John
r. Lewis, Dave Roller, Herman Mil
Ter, Irwin Hazen, Joe Blaha and Con-
rad Jahnke means that we will elect
aldermen from the I'd, Sd, 18th, 18th,
18th, 10th, 31st, 33d, 34th and 35th,
all Of which are now represented by
Republicans. If Merriam is defeated
and runs independently we've got a
chance in the 9TH, and we will win in
the oath and 29th wards"
City patronage, religious issues and
lack Of interest on the part of the
thinking people are blamed for the
defeat of Buck, Werner, Kearns and
the apparent defeat of Merriam by
W. R. Fetzer, Barney SnOw-Fred
LUndin politician.
In the 18th ward adherents of
John J. ToUhy, against whom Bar
ney GTOgan has apparently won out,
dispute his claim and say Touhy has
been nominated by 81 votes. They
talk Of a contest.
John F. OMalley, political state
gist extraordinary, accomplished an
old ambition when he scalped Aid.
Ellis Geiger and won the Democratic
nomination for his protege, Barney
COnlOn.
Stanley Kunz has the laugh on the
Sullivan crowd, which recently
tossed him out of their organization.
He won out handily over Aid Zwief-
ka- However, the SuIlivanites called
it a day. They nominated % of their
candidates,
Sullivan also baS Uad fba Fv-O bior
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-28

neck-and-neck finish of the race for
aldermanic nomination in the 7th
ward is winner by SO votes, and the
big main headline of the Tribune to-
day telling of Merriam's defeat will
have to be reversed, according to pre-
cinct figures from the Merriam head.
quarters.
Isaac N. Powell, ward committee
man, points to the 18th precinct as
decisive for Merriam.
This is our banner Merriam pre-
cinst and we are so sure of our bal
lots and who cast them in that pre-
cinct that it would be useless for the
opposition to contest them" said
Powell. THE police returns give
Merriam 1O3 votes and Fetzer III.
.TEy report is either inaccurate or
ia BE. The actual number of ballots
ca for Merriam is 203 and Fetzer
gCi#2. We are so familiar with this
territory that we are absolutely sure
the police returns are wrong. On
our figures for the 18th precinct the
total Merriam vote for the ward is
6,109 as against 6,O73 for Fetzer."
More than a small-sized key of
good money was spent to nominate
Fetzer. The ward has So precincts,
each one manned by from six to six
teen paid workers. The regiment of
-buttonhOlers, mixers and motor driv-
ers numbered between 800 and ], 900.
Pay ran from So to $40 apiece. So
it cost between $4,000 and $4,000 to
bring out the Fetzer vote.
If Fetzer had gone to city coun-
ell lis salary would have been $4,000.
for the two years. That is, somebody
spent more money for Fetzer in the
.nrimaries than he would get as alder
man if elected. Merriam, by contrast,
had a volunteer force Of 500 workers
and all they got was the fun Of the
battle and the thrill of doing some
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01
WHlR- WIND rlKgSH STAGED
p BUILDING IKSp5T DPS
I,u-,ir Las 7rro Itev of Au=us-
Isuiidus 4-r-1nig- Aau- lfrt.r-
-T-ra.se

I-r angus c could b.. Pc
f----. .U a rr--trr % lE. lsu-r
..- going rr ll- . f1I v-uei i1-.la-
-l- permit. a-t -u. Elr4rc- o. cuulas-
O. .tu-
-r1-sur .n. lar- wv lsvT ct -ns uaF-
rr-L -uf ruiicmr I.e-rltu lsr1rl rT
tii- r l-rIg .urIse~lr- -irt were
liuiur uU. tu. acruA elEurf ls+
sag 1ur Ta0 pelrr -ug- amru---
auuuf -lt l4rgr- uull1luB. F--len
ri-r, lutuc-f1e. v---
fl-r El1rl- nl1L -nu1 Main.
FrIse. -a-f-nL. wlreu0l3E-
lut r-eI-r station g. -1--nEit.
rsn r Trf~ $500 u N-Ifu---
lu r.a.ueurl -ll ac-ti It0-euli.
Uur DEIeuurnl roo C. suurr O..
gG Las rirF o:ffc. $4,000 Gu-
.ruiH residence .as- huu-l
Zautur $500
.m tol- ggg- r-- wnlcf wa
-u. .rrr--. r rlHfu- permit .1-
-1. rrru-f lus ctur-t --.sHi Wa
.1- r-s.leuc-. Il cus- --.tdl u- ru0r-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01
RD0MlkE HDuSt INSPECTOR
Is -tT5S7 J0B fDR yIll
Cit7 THtir-s lseiI--vs =unieoI'e SHOULD
hreI T1t=n Lnaer NGgc1a-
fu Isyt

NHr-e-l -uruIns house. tnef" o.
Grafton ans eHpecilli' c1e u=-~r put-
re-1 e-Iuluvel nav. u-eI resuuuA-nit
r~ ul l---fs lr.uLrr- r. wurE a. -il'
police Department -H- tlt I'l1E se - o.
rllrrtu. uut e Erea- ua2 T iApu-
curnretrl Wsef -nt deuE--rIeI- mas
E- SOM. -inls o. u-nef B-sI traced -
Eucf inE--tu-lunE
1aaliziI3f tnE- al ounce o. pre-
V..rlllrvs J. wort uuuur u- ~u--
-ns c--r rru-rrisBl uue-f vaEisrug,
uasz..r aI Lluluc- wUIct D. INTENDED
lU regulate Euci places lrL empowers
tn+ crie- rf .uulict o. uuuQ-r- Wit
tn. stuctirr uE Ine u-ul.-- currrlI--
fiuu--. 6 I,-~suT viir siIl- ~ iz1Invi
at ~uum1ur nous inspector Ent
v.IIus. cutr q En4l pe -C ses tina Fucl
placer are ru1 W-itnf1 Lbf iiiV EnN
q 1re- Fe. v-thu--- Ll ---T tfI-u bach
--il. 1.uwe-r ua tns -uEIlecLr- WI. pf
narrowed ~ nruaneDeL - tns cnssi
1 IoLct EIIc commissioner nesir-
ii-t %. VIZ Is. called uIlur 10 $50 -uz-
4 -ssru uia- raEisTs- BE- Eer- r. a. Eucf
places arl taa- -. uegs. fg-iers en.-
proved ara to- uolss cist-l cle--l tt
wnu-f 81. r-ucf ~ tb+ dIEprus' usua.i i7
crsEl-l a. ruuulllsE Ao-s=E c-1 Dt
traced
1..--la- inspections looking ---o
tn. mora uur -@zuirH-- condition. o.
tiIs places vii ,+ ual. uv ru+ lIt-
v-Ia~trt VINO VII 10. vested vttr pc
lr. au-no-fr7 auc i- aisC vii To- nH
eurv tr Wlict f1' Tirla-r-F ut IL. pr--
iIuftu-y luwE both u- tne CITY Enl
s-Ete
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01
Ne oi.iaiIonlu Cnn-i-s-


IH1 1amuBe- Aultdiu.
.fI--4sf lRA -rTy aug. 81
Se-rrtu-t az STATE Z -svcr 1ucay
rrgint-o Ia. following ctartsrr
Alluf Grocery company Oklahoma
~irv capita slO,Uuo Inco-poruturs
W Dtver levin Mills 6 L Mas
$50, nkiah0rla ctrv
Waruue- COUNTY Farr 4 Exposition
Cu. VEruue~. capita SO 900 iucur-
pu-utnrF james = PACE DuwetE. 9ssy
Goddard ? L IsodFs NGEuns-
Nutiuua- LsLC e Zinc Co. Di1is-
nurla Cirv- capita r25t oUt. incOr-
1so--ntu-g lawn ( Eur. = Z Will.
= V fsuchAuaTl Oklahoma CRY
III. T-ffrr- -ASSuciErec cL--'pany. DF-
inhuruu CITY capita f115 De- t..ou--
uo-fture Juseut Euci,ius J. : n
Bast y : Eetree ll.lanu-rl CITY
tsasui company Cherokee capital
s1I .OUu. inrorporstU-E : n L<znEz-
rur r. = f5rHdtst Cheroiss-e, Z.
Al Bred.hu-t Burlington
Evclr OF & Esus Co.. -'ulss capita
$40 UaE rflco-pC-Slru-S v = Win
nIst = V ftOcE HemiuEtU1 1ioEe-E
7uiss
Hir Lead NffriIlr rc-upauv Miami,
capita s2eU .peo. tnru-J'r1Eru-S- = :
fuole : G Hsufielc. MunKugee =
n SETH. RImm-
sluma CITY cBpita- @sat .0pp. ffi-,1-
po-a1u-E g. v. Eur1IeE. L = Es-uy
uth-nuruG CITY. & : Et-icKe- Drum
-lTi1f
Fsethiehen ZHnc conlpanv. OEis-
hurus Cife capital s1ht. coo iucuf-
po-5It0rr Jctf = TrulftL yukon 2
2 hodEe-r I'd = -'eiauev Di-i-norTIt
Ctrr
SECURITY srale hanE NewEi-E. cap--
IL tGl Qnp ircr-T uruJcrE t'eurg,
Nldraey 1tiahur'lU Cry ( Musur
2 E 'Nidricv Nev'Ei~f
--ne Nt-iera' Bel- parE -s- Er7-e-
-upfLaT - nnt. iuco-p0-utorE ~
rlur Tiulu-c n Wui0V HGtis-. : ,
Nrl;nee tn Efvef
EiuCra0r Mining cuuIpauT Nilr-l.
cuuitu ( 81 Uups incu-purTttu-T VII
-nu C. -Slrrrr C p hic'lustse-
Manassas CRY Mo a c. W. iace
Miami
-Trs Iuts- Ala Development. ,-urn-
un1lv ofiahurlu Civ capital go
Uep if-c-no-sro-r r Nur v NIKE
= Ecr~-s James Harrington. on
lnnurlg City
Nruuu-. 1sutE-icatIrr ~ cOr1r,-rs
Ardmune capital ShC Noo fncu-I'oTt
tuft Wilson Newman Z n. Holland
Eestur " eia,e-r. A-tmu-s
IN. ANT Tpbaccp Lssar-us o. ArIief-
ica. Euld cI.pfrt none incorporation
Eev : v bnwleB lRmpe-ts a. L
sale Cp-IleliuE bowle- Erid
ri. NrEwcr Manufacturing rom
uunv q Tulsa Increased ia capita
STOCK from S20C .eDo Ia sSa0 .oOO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01
WILL SOLICIT AID TO
GF7 u. s. SIHTlON
Those Interested II Oil Dsvei-
opmsn1 Asked u Contrib
u1e 10 Pr0Jec

a tne laLal noclnBv luncheon Q.
tie Director u tils Crunuc- o. Com
merrl Yesterday. neIr - tnf priFali
dining room o. HOue. 1'ulsl tit
proiec- q s=clrr1ur for TINS citf li4
government. ueN OF. Enc e. c.
ps-1usnta- stEtiUr WTaf prese1te- Hfo
following 3 ienrt,iy dHrus1ur OF IN.
uIarts- especially tns vutul c- Lne
institution tO Tulzl Z COMMITTEES con
l'eser o. secreta-v JDurlal q p
leonard Hnc Z AurunsUr waf Ri
Dcqrr.c Dv I-resldenl l. A. NO Af'Ili
10 Fcil-f- MD u Ee-u--TIr tnf plan
D. v'Hf pointed or L. 1ns directo--f
tnz- mireasrv 1 s-it nEC p+eI EscLir- 20
tor tine E-Hrfu- n the even tnf go
erunssrI- n.utnu-r- 81 or t1if ulC1-e-
dscluer L. loc=Lrs the E-HtiuT aere G-lt
p wa EnuDunced ina congress a.
res dE mar mEn. II uuprQr1fiA-o1 o.
80 roo fur tfls maintenance o. tile
institution Efle- once esELz-nllEDe-. T'iie
mH-re- nov confronting the directors
O. tns CnGnper o. Comue-cf uuc rna
o. EuC EAE msr o. tris SECTION. a.
We az the rsfiaer1 is tnE- o. securing
4 bonus o. sou D0D w-nict vii -. us-c
= tls erection o. . building
4 preliminary =I-Tsv o. The iocA.
situation mas naeT ulF a. urC 4 lf
4-rnT-r tnE- 4 rlulurr-r O. tna rstIr'-
s-isE uut iel6fnE OF urgCL SER vii
cuut- butte L. lras tuuC q TuIr fv-lrc
cliulpalEr u~ TN COMMITTEES o. Ecflec-
ulel for next TIiesou5 durIIlr H-nic-
In entire ~-u IF expected rc De-
r-l-ls-- Iuc tns government nutn IT,
tter .7r .seC ina T'uiS- D. WlllIur o.
ruI-r-i -iii. tina E-iCur- Il 1ns eveni
ttIs s.ut4ur D. located y tnE CIV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01
GARAGE FUSS IS Up AGAIN
Petitioners %--ai u Have Consr-Ic-
tion " ori Deferred

Tnf eftu-- o. property uT-ns-f 70
k-eT ! J trsssel from building 4
garage n Twelfth unc Main cropped
Uu- again yesterday y the dIsr-ic-
cuu-- vner T. GllIsspis and other
asked JuoEe ~ / Mcneil 10 grant
ts-upU-u-r Injunction AEGinst fur
tne- wurE on the uulG1uE Tns case
wl-E submitted OF nrlefE
tT urnsr u- tns Gisr-ic- cuu-- some
tlrns axe the ci-, issued 4 building
permit o. lresse Tn. cas- came III
II Ia. superior c0u-- wtssre Cess
AE4lI wuL Tne pu-D0Es o. tus
reI1II1 I1C-a--y Injunction WAS no Stated
i,v trle plaintiffs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01
DECISION fAV0RS
NJ. {. UNIVERSITY
District Couri az Oklahoma
City Rules AgaIns1 Dsve,-
Opmeut Company.

wofil Capita brreal
Iuu. lumuuc hua1iuc
DEL.Afi ono CITY aug 81 Tttie
u prupe-tv uf Epworti ulirerair1
runsistTur o. tu. uuiVersitt i--I-lili
urlc q. arres uf inul vau-r a ucl
aIalf a million uulihrl. remain. WIZ
fhs unfvernrtv b. o-cisle1 ut -f-rir'
.ludls CIBrf EiFef TIM lfferuuni liI-
.nnicf dei.ulf the cuufeufI Hut NJ. Lit-
UNIVERSITY development rnr p4ir 90
wnlcf Il oluHEer u- tnlI c'i D.
hsac 'rht pr1pert, b. in-at-l u1r-
O. tnu CITY Tu+ decision I one l.
tbt mos. mOt-i case. ever tffe. 90 O.
lgca cUurr D. RENDERED aflIIn. O. T"a
ufte- tn trlu- which lasted Hs era
week. unt wnicf attracted ntteutl''.
~ rusnli,erI uf p1tt ur4ueheD n' tht
Methods. cnuret al over tit Euttl.
wss.
TrinHncinI Troubles
Ifrworff univerfit, war founded N
1fO. r-n-r a. waf agreed tlui h1f'
braucu.f uf The Aietuulls rnurcf
ehurTiC purtcpais u tu maintenance
H1IC n-uefitf 4sluC up1I wlfoi -ii'
uulIltur waf erected was cutiuIs. h'
tis rrIversit7 lIrFel lrumer. frpii'
J. wa chained lurfur fnf tri- iiia
deed if f-s simple mac beer given
fhs UNIVERSITY ITiuaucia rruuul'
came a. "a. univerEity aut 'n' mFh
tufior waf suspended Iuuf nEn
beer negotiated from tnf Stat. L-i'
Insurance Uumpuuf rC rf i" h"'
saiHrisE SUIT wHf begun t. recover
tn moneT tina mac beer a1r+ure.
wner the Triversitf IprftI HItueU'
company irte-teuet Hr. claimed tnit
the neec wricf nat n.~r rrfer ot
rieC IN. sfiuuiEfrf tuu- enc @vs-i
the uuiversitf suFprule. tu' p~npr-i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01

''TnE allowing L mHr rC cooi hiE
haeE III vou- Eufsrguu apparently
dOsE nothing TO- nh. a. Regards ms
.IsugI.sra-urt
TT
The ne rau no- under the coIia- .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01
sll-hs Misunderstanding

~ OF roll -1s TINS record mao nsve-
D-sT piHvsC before
w 81 slld tils r-aphupnurs mn
Anc = WaF IL sxrrA-- from 't.IEu-
lctru W-fi7 1-y. be "a heI-lmr tna- for
tuI-rv years
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01
MAY DISPENSE WITH
SEVENTH ASSISTANT
Secretary Of State Seeks 10
Remove Member Of Artor-
nsy-General's Stat.

v Grid Capita hurenu
-ul AArupsrl hulictnc
Aii--~nt ntilhA Ef--l aug gl-rnnf
tht S--TfpeF o. In. seventh assistant
1iin-irs- genera piars crsated ~ al
49, ul Ia. isrls48rur. uIrl VINO vHs
n.EiEuaiec a. ieEa ndvIser Tor tne
scnuo. iaIId c0uInlissi0ue- composed
uf officers of tne FtHte noldsnr cleo
trF. allc constitutions positlour pe
clspensec VITA . the effecr o. 4
r1--i1.-uI icllIuI submitted tuuuv ~
-s o. fe-reLu-r uf F-aut EuL
one u- tut mem is---E o. tfls commission
Giil "4I 'e presented 20 the cUmmIE--
a-er a. TIE mex meeting
unconstitutional
AZ l~-I laKsf tiis position ina the
ar- ~ tH. leEiHi4rurt o. lBI. Efvsl.r
tf' governor autnurgtr T. aupoiu- II
aHaiE-Llf Gt-urlisr -Feue-1 lC -eur.-
SEX tut Eehuu iEul ueDurruten- d
licHr.r-t-r-uuL- H. Eisl poiutf o. q
r1'' .rrllll-ica-lC1 iron. -ne seventh ~
s'E-llr-- E--urIer- genera tf4- nssieo1
il which tlH 1cficia lF quoted IA
ssriur LlZ- tns rea. controversy e.
iFffru i'e-ve=r tn- commissioner o.
-H. land office lIC ru. Etut- rspr.--
scented u- tffs u-rDrIfe- genera d. IA
lI tH. validity 1- Lus - vert lssnf!I.I.
r tuf E-lf o. -. ol ulL ia ls.aH..s
lr wuIcr g. o. Stated tu4- rnt person
roIltur d Ieasf wnHlc tt ailnWe. ll
s-.erclsf Llet- Trretereuu, -lE-Iz 10 r-
usE rut same
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01

NaE- ilctofl Hooks VIM movp1
with nIf tu1Iiiy 10 the carr fifBF neigh
burnOu1 las- veei ru locate nax re
turned 20 E-Hir -AEe " ms restoenve
mere The climate dic uO- are with
mn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01

Nnulec bow 10 irIse'r-t r,ulsc-E m ftiss
Office Cnr Saturday evening Afle-
ag n fise ulailiit. roou,-sloN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01

Honey VII cps; more now
- Ars tee bees getting WIS.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01
Pa Cast and Buy f0- Less

WI DELIVER TO EEyDAIL AND
oRCT4T TUESDAYS AND FEDAKs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01

T'itf EecrelE-T u- Etar- cCurelut
.s. f-auo lluc commission COM
fus-r 1 CONSTR u-Ic1ln officer req
r-FH-l 80. E-Ets interests lr tnt
I.4l-ta- aul tul tlts l--lu-1Iev -rensrll
Tnuut HrvIss tnsu. o. teEl points y
-lter WurL
Tut whole rUu-ruVp-vt D over the
lut rls iaassf neIl nr J. "
1'lrl--l-. III. gur--4-- Tor WnIct mar
expired E-l d 1MIlr- portion o. tnf
scru. ilul rr-IrlIsg uf ur+ q 1uv1-
l- rt--cve--is-r4l -ilf ieE-s fllu fsc- o.
tus r.rrtereuc. -sEn- CLAUSE Contained
90 -ls u-4E-l- f.1Ls. lrovruc- W
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