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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
Gathered in Garages

The new Nokomis, which Fl. E.
Dodge, the Detroit automobile manu-
facturer, had built TO replace the
$250,J00 yacht turned over to the
government for war service several
months ago, has followed the trail of
its predecessor. Mr.. Dodge had his
new boat just long enough Tor a
months cruise and one fishing and
hunting trip to the northern lakes.
Then he decided Uncle Sam needed ii
more than he did. A lot of costly
furnishings were removed, and No
komis II sailed away to war last
week
The Elgin car which reached Chi
cago last week after completing the
first lap of its zigzag journey over the
principal American transcontinental
trails, was driven from Arizona to
Chicago without a fan belt. The belt
parted while the car was still on the
Arizona deserts, but the drivers con-
tnued their journey with the hood
scaled. and no adjustment was made
until they arrived in Chicago. The
complete record under seal now
stands at 6,12S miles.
After a motor has seen seasonably
long service. so that the pistons do
not as CLOSELY III luc tyiihuclS o,
they did at first, it is advisable to use
heavier grade of oil, in order to take
up n little of the clearance. In racing
motors where the piston to cylinder
clearance is often more than twice
that used in ordinary practice, the
drivers use heavy oil. High viscosity
lubricants, such as castor oil or mix
lures of castor and mineral oil are
the favorites for racing motors.
Make sure your breathing tube
screen is not clogged. Hold your
hand over it while the engine is run
ming and see if air is puffed out. If
not. investigate and clean out the OBJ
struetion If allowed to remain in
will put a harmful back pressure on
the pistons, which will cut down the
power of the engine.
1t is surprising how many people
neglect the use of tire chalk when
changing a tube. The fact that you
nut in some a week or a month ago
is no reason for neglecting to put In
more. 1t disappears in use and must
be replaced every time. Some of II
is made from mica and some from
soapstone. They seem to be equally
good The powder helps the tube to
settle into place while 1t is being
pumped up and reduces frlcton pe-
tween shoe and tube all the time the
tire is used on the road. SO use II
literally.
A royal decree has beer issued In
order to conserve Sweden's supply OF
liGuld fuel and to enforce economy In
its use. According to this decree per
mission must be secured from the
industrial commission for the use OF
LIQUID fuel in any automobile, motor
cycle or other vehicle, or in motor
boats or other vessels.
A new motor fuel is reported from
India. This is produced from the
mahua, q tree from which is gath
cred 25, 900 tons of flowers every year
Several kinds of motor cars have been
run successfully for some time on a
spirit produced from the mahua al
half the cost OF petrol, the director
general of revenues reports.
Holding out your hand works well
enough as warning to the driver
behind In the day time, but he may
miss your signal at night. SO now
the motorist is urged to light himself
up a, night with an electric ligh,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

state for trade in customs for the
Australian government.
More than 5000 persons attended
the second annual demonstration or
tractors at Los Angeles, Cal, recently.
The exhibition was under the auspices
OF the Traction Engine x Implement
Dealers association of Southern Cali
fornia, and approximately forty diff
ferent models Of tractors were on dis
play. From the standpoints of at
tendance and sales, exhibitors say
the demonstration surpassed anything
of the kind ever held in the west.
r. r. Hodgkins, general sales man
ager Of the Studebaker corporation,
has lust returned to South Bend, Ind.
to assume his duties following an alb
sence of three months, during which
time Mr. Hodgkins served as lieu
tenant in the navy. He was released
from war duty because of the impor-
tance of his commercial duties.
George w. Houk, one of the
pioneers of the wire wheel business In
America, died in Los Angeles recently
of pneumonia growing out OF other
illness. He was So years old. lie is
survived by a daughter, Mrs. f. II.
the Houk Manufacturing company,
Houk was president and founder Of
the Mouk Manufacturing company,
and George w. Houk company, Its
sales organization, and vice president
of the Wire Wheel Corporation of
America.
To bring about the enforcement of
the new law regulating headlights
and spotlights on motor vehicles, n
moonlight court has heen In progress
nightly at Los Angeles, Cal. The po-
lice were lenient in the enforcement
OF the measure, and thousands Of
motorists neglected to make their
lights conform to the law. Those who
had, filed protests with the result that
u crusade against offenders was insti
tuted. and dozens of them were
brought into court each night and
fined. Included In the number was
n court Judge, who drove his car into
the yard of the city hall to find ont
what all the excitement was about.
Hi Sibley, who has been special rep
resentative for Motor Age In Europe,
on the Mexican border. and In Japan,
Is now publicity manager for the Re-
public Motor Truck company. The ini-
tial issue of The Republic Radio marks
his appointment. Human Interest such
as Mr.. Sibley Incorporated in his va
rious articles in this publication ap-
pear in the Radio, terms of subscrip-
ton to which are given as Your Good
Will"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
Announcing the New
Oakland Sensible Sin

The Nezv Oakland Sensible Six Is Here.
1t is continuation of the remarkably successful Oakland
Sensible Six of the past three seasons which has been
nualy refined Improved and strengthened that
offering tOnOrrOtS to fOdayhe fOrerunner
of the tvpe automobile that shall America
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

Long, specially graded, semi
elliptic underslung springs and
extra large tires give ideal riding
comfort-accentuated by the deep
genuine leather upholstery.
The fine appearance of the new
Oakland Sensible Six is enhanced
by sloping windshield Of new de-
sign; an oil gauge of pressure feed
type on the dash; a deeper radia-
tor; higher body wall and the
tire carrier at the rear of the car.
These are just a few of the fea-
lures that contribute to the COM
plete excellence of the new Oak
land Sensible Six.
See all of them in the car itself
in our display room.
Touring Car ...........$ 800
Roadster ............. 800
Coupe ................ 1870
Roadster Coupe ......... 1150
Sedan ........ ........ ll9O
F. o. B. Pontiac, Michigan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
And a
Powerful
Chassis

Anderson bodies are built on
staunch frames of dry seasoned
Oak and Ash, s,iwcd to shape,
braced and counter braccd with
all joints mortiscd.
The finish Is hand applied and
hand rubbed, insuring the same
deep and lasting lustcr that Is
given the finest types of custom
built bodies.
The upholstery is form-fitting Of
real curlcd hair over bed OF
fine coil springs, tailored In real
leather. French plated.
Color combinations include sub.
marine Gray, Olive Green and
Sage Green. Special colors ut
slight additional cost.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
Finely Built, Good LOOki11

For q years this has designed and built fine coach work Of
world wide reputation.
This fact worth mentioning for it explains why Anderson
individuality pleasing and distinctive individuality.
1t explains why moderate incorporate such excel
lence in body, design and finish.
1t explains significant other who
must buy their bodies the body builder his profit
The thus saved devoted making the better mechn
icaly, and in equippng it completely.
lshed merit and of highest reputation
A speed of from miles hour 0 high available
gasoline Wheelbase
Weight 20 lbs Spring suspension emipt undersung springs
inches
Regular Equipment
Kaxon driven hn KeOg Utility combination
sOd So spotlight, Boce Gasoline and oil
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

Holding out your hand works well
enough as warning to the driver
behind In the day time, but he may
miss your signal at night. SO now
the motorist is urged to light himself
up at night with an electric light
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

The Hyatt Roller, the Buick car
which the Hyatt Roller Fearing com
pany sent on trip thruout the coun-
try despite the fact that 1t was built
in 1905 ana still contained the origi-
mel Hyatt roller bearings, has COM
pleted the last lap Of its j2,000-mile
jaunt and reached Detroit last week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

f. 0. B. Pontiac, Michigan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

A new motor fuel is reported from
India. This is produced from the
mahua, tree from which is gath
cred 25, 900 tons of flowers every year.
Several kinds of motor cars have been
run successfully for some time on n
spirit produced from the mahua at
half the cost OF petrol, the director
general of revenues reports.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

which is arranged to be fastened to
the back of the hand with which the
driver signals.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

A royal decree has beer issued in
order to conserve Sweden's supply OF
liculd fuel and to enforce economy In
its use According to this decree per
mission must be secured from the
industrial commission for the use of
liauid fuel in any automobile, motor
cycle or other vehicle, or in motor
boats or other vessels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

state for trade in customs for the
Australian government.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06

Die 3p0f Senoforen, De 0urh Den Nut ihrer llebeT5eugung Den
fda9ihen angrnfgn letters Der A0ntnHtrntlonspre1e umo &reesbruuer
Er0b gc6oten lnD BITE &ehiding Der @unoesidtte nerbtnoat haben
Dorfn fcne rldgrntoRn Sas8riber, lon0en bic 9euhten Der bofihn
acicbgebeuon aorbaffnft DER @et Sic 5ablen sur 8iute mierer
Staatsmdnner uno morea felt Sdbren Die gtugen Jnbrer I'M Sberbns
Anierer gInoesgeiebgebune. Inter Denelbet bcinoen hh 5Dei republic
fauihe NrdfoeHHhnfts aan6iooten, bic 5enotoren Alpert GuHHrngs
BON @amd un0 Der re0epapoltge, furdtoe 8entesberos Hobert NC ga
SSeGate bon @isconhny Der llrbeber un0 6ibrer 0s fortifrhtliheu|
SHa1eIs Der gaDn5lif1ner. 8iefe 3unrben madcr rnterfiBt bon ben Re
pubEfdnern aennon, Soma; &9orts, California; @rounn. Noro Gdfotn;
GIapp, ainnefoto, un0 1tnNrel ge6rastner Sendtor &orrs. Senator
Morris bat bic 9efirhhmg mtsgeDrift OaB er Oh einer 9ppoffion gegen
bic sRrieasborIaqe4 MiHpns 0enH cine tothe mar e. - bl ietnerI
@fe0eruobl i1uer 6efampt mcroen mlroe. CT babe cher ns gutcn
fsin0ns mo aus ebrliher leber5agung gesen bic @orlase gefonpt
NIB fimmRre i'd nht nm Die 6paen 5enntor Norrs brdudt 6Ne
9efirdhmg niht 5h hegen Die 9Hrger bon gte5rasfa obten etnenl
Nnnn init 9rinipien nuo luS Der acknowledgement @iebrbeft rmb fr
Sri0en Se baben phre0fes all biae Sngrnner in ibret 8eRBgebungenl
ina brnlhen BANNER bon @Rut rno lleber3euamg8trene
Seben mir uns Die 1enIofratifden 1egnT Der Sorloge EN- meaig an
"a baden mir nor dueI DEN berubmten Senator Stones ben neran0 do
19un@ nom I21puri @OrhBer ns mNhtfgten aumitees Des Sennts, 0sI
Rpnufee5 tr unsmohge AngeegenGeten. senator 5toHa lit es lhuerl
ggupr0ea, @ilfon, ben CT bier Sabre lang IN guten uno bORn Stum0en
nnRnihItt bd, 0e SoIgefHaft 5a fanoigen. &ber lem @emifpn aetan4e
inn nrfi fir gue IeaBnabme ant fHHneE hon Der er Die fre Ieber5eu
Quna bate naB tie fur ben Sreoen 0s SdnDes Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Solgen bdben mnBe. Senator Stone lit obne Srnge Der berDorrngen0e
Y}mu 6s Sendts u0 nnB man lb nir nnn0ern, Dab ietn &orgebenI
nht nR1r 4nhduQer fQn0. Giner Der be0euten0ten Wdnner 1tnter 0enl
u~nfarbIhhen 8p5Ifeb 0enen man Bis Guf @eteres ben 2nnoesirieoeu 5I
0anfen BAT, 1T Der groBe Senator Tbontns S@orHon bon gaeDI
gof, elmer 0r emiueuiefg1 Rehtsgeebrteu uu0 Ge0ner Ds 2da0es |
Innn lit Der Gnbrer Der Hi0lhen Democratic Der mnwife 8or0omnnl
ltnfHfppf 81 elfD1hnen, Der 5ortfhrttler Zane BON Oregon un0 1rI
Sensfreun0 afrbp Don arfanias. GieIe beber5en Manner tuer6cnI
{ opnr bon eHuer DerbIenoeen SeBpreie angegrffen un0 Der gerrdts
IeheL tie tOnhen ieoOf nuf bic Gafforfet Der 8oHsmaHen red
bic allen fr~egerNhen WldBnahmen abbole limo. Isle fehen 0ieel
3Dfe bod llbe5ug nTf 8eHt u0 8ienL 9nt Re0Hbfet uno leberI
tgngSteae BON Der @ebrbeit alb, bic lire b6dfe aufgabe BARN
idte bItnoIfngs ipreaa 5ahrer gu foIgaa, felbt uenn bieRr fe an
Rnnb 1es Mbgr1nDs bring.
0dnfen mir D0rrt @nt 0aIr, ouB ct 1ms 8p0f ehrhhe furhfIoel
tanner tn 0teig ihwereu StmOe gegeben bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
0er 3a6narst i'm GyeIbe.

aae in einem gelunoet adrpel
fam Elm 1eiun0er @eiit iDohnen.
gel ben llberuleniHIiden anItren-
guugelt, oeren Der Sploat tdalif
misgeiett 1T erBeii6t 0ie geiun0.
beitspflege int ariege Die groBte
Aufmerfiamteit.
Stets if es Ieidter, arant6eiten
gu uerbiten ais aranf6eiten al
beilef. Gieler @ruHoIot ipiegeIt
ii6 aud III Der @iGtiafeit pie1er,
Die man bet 3nbnbeilfunoe i'm arie-
&c gepiomet Bat.
3a6nihmer5en fino befanntIid)
GuBerit nieDeroriideno ilnO 0osu ans
getan, Die pbnebin auf Die 1uBerlte
8robe geiteqte ~9ierbenfraft nn0 See.
lenrnbe oes ariegers peieatll9 su
erifiittern.
@etden ~ltnlialle oie 5a9narstli.
den 8ebanolnngen o%rgenommeu bo.
ben, gebt ais Der Gotiahe hero0r.
baB iii etH5igen 5eloboipital oes
Gotea areiIses I'm 3eitronm BON 6
MoHaterl mebr ais 10000 Sale be.
bnuoelt mHroen. 6ieruou fDoren
etpn 10000 @ur3el. ooer 3abn5ie-
bitngen. Sn Der gleinen 5ponne
GET mur0en Hlebr dis 1000 fiinlts
lide Sabine ben iid) in @ebanolung
befinoIidlen Soloaten einaeieet.
Der 5dusengrnbenfrieg brinet es
init lid 0oB bic 3abL Der applidyii.
ie eridredeno groB lit uno EN- Seer
bon aeidulteu 8unosnno l3obA1r5
ten lit e~rforoerIidL nm Die idmieri.
gen Aiefer. nn0 ainnbodens Ser
iesungen ifnea nno idd)gendB ga
6eban0eln.
@ejhmin0iefeif un0 @riin0lihteit
ipoIten md nuf sieieut Be6iete oes
gfoten &reu5es. gtur ouf einen
Gag, nir nuf meiiige St1n0en unter
hmitdnoen brmtdt Der M1afn IN Der
b~oroerfteH 2iHie leinen @olteu All
uerlaiien, Inn i'm unmittelb1r binter
Der 5ront gelegenen @erbanbpIns
iid 2inoeruug 81 beridaiieil 4ud
del0e miro I'M weiteiten NaoBe
init Netau6ungsmitteIn BET 3ahn-
6ebanoIlnaen g~eorbeitef, ltH0 oIlc
mooerner 3nBnbeiIfunee,
pom Elombens Material bis 5unt.
Apborat mir It StrdblerourhLeud)
ting, iilfo en Der 5ront pornou0en.
ecm gorf meloen Die nod mic 81
'or hergIt mn II Der Rage IL Gu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06

'tiee Spenoen fir ariessbiIfs8pedC
entgegen5unebmen uno unberfirsi
ibrer gcitimmung geildii mad augai
be bes 5tifters 5i5ufubren.
gteltortig lit Die arbeit, Der iid
Der 3abrar3t bel Der 8flege ertt.
fteaenoer @eiihtsmnn0en aeaenaber.
iiebt, uHo aud oitf oieien @ebiete
bot Die 0eutide Griegs Gbirurgie be.
oeiiteHoe erfoIee auf5ntpeiien.
Ner iih iiber on0ere 8meiqe Der
aotensareu5 Gdtigfeit. j. .. 5non-
Iioen- @ohnerinnen- o0er 8itnen-
6iiriorge gu nnterridten miinIdt,
noae lid bite an Die Delegation
0es 8eutffen &oten areuses fir bic
Ser. Stoafen", 1928 Broa0mnp,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06

Saeoqbt bd 6insasfoa uidt oB iene llaferihisnna ser ocuiiaen
tHls ord enc ~a1aihaaHg ocs 4~eifdfbums it'll
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
arsbsbeiamsln a.

Die SdpeIScrilGe NereinigtnQ
iir arebsbefdmpfing belt III gerY
bre Sabresueriommlung nb. Del
eoriton0 beIhditiete Iid nod ieinem
beridt TN letter Sabre beon0ers
nit 8ornrbeitcn fir cine gellaug
stntiitit iiber 0as 8ortomuleu be.
hmmter bosnrtiger Weidmiilite IN
ler Sdipei5. SIN Berihtsiabre ipur.
ZEN an mebreren Srten Iuffld.
1%tlgsportrdge iiber arebs geboltpa.
Der oIBeroroentlid itarfe 5uordng
II 0ieien 0ortr1geu lit 0os bette 3ei.
zen, DaB oas Nublitiim iclbit orfrs
lciIo nod elmer 2luftlorung IN 0ieier
lie areiie beihaftieen0en Jrage per.
onet, SIN anihluB IN Den Sabres.
lcridJt Dcs 8prltonoes erltattete gri-
l~atoo5eft 1r. On Bots ans @ent elm
~ieferat iiber Die mooerne @eban0-
ing Der SauteeidmiIite, msbeiOn.
lere Der Sautfrebie. aus Dem Neie.
at iniA Der dnihliebenOeu 2isfiii-
ion ergaben iih foleenoe aud fir
in meiteres 9ubIifum uiliensmerte
Eatiahen: 3ie 3autfrebie beg.nnen
ole ole arebie anoerer Organe ltets
lis fleine 8uherunger, Die iArer
lleinbeit lpegen gerre ilberieben
oeroeu, taniomebr, ais Sdmer5en
loer iouftige geihtperoen ourh iie
iift ~olisgeloit peroen. Gid leIhlt
iberIoilen, nuherit iie tpeiter ulo
ounen Inter %beItimmten ungiiniti.
Ien 8erbdltniiien a. tpeitgeDe1Oen
3%eritorungen 4nIab gebeu. Nie Bel
)eit anOerel arebien bangt Der Gr.
dig Der gebonOluue gau5 tpeientIidJ
)aoon ab, OaB ie ~friib5eitig erfailni
mo befampft nerOen. Gh Dies nit
)em WleIier ooer init elmer mo0eruen
Retbooe, init &ontgenitrablen init
fnoium NIT Wielotborium uitp. ae.
hiebt, lit nift BON prsnaipieaer Sc.
lelitrng, ion0ern borgt bon Der Be.
onoeren 9eihoffenbeit oerieIben at,
noem mad Dem beiitisen StnuG IN.
erer aerntuilie mnnhe &rebie better
lperatip, anOere beiier nit Stroblen
iugegritfen perOen, Mus Dem giefe.
rat uno Der goi5en Gisfuiiion g!na
Die prinaipieIIe geOeufun9
yer GriibbebanOlune berpor, bic 10.
pobl BON Qublifu t nIs aud pom
art5e Oerlangt Dab zen fIeinen, 3ul
lahit redlt iuenis iufialeuoen Snit.
leidJDiiliteu ote notfuenOige Muf.
aerfiomfett geidenft fperoe.
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SranensP alfspcrein!

Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT bait Mlitt.
nod undJmittag UNI 2:30 ltbr ieine
regelmtdbiae 8eriomtuInng I'M Gina
ba Weuiifberein ob, mo5n nae @iit.
glie0er freunolihit eingeiaoen iin0.
ebenfaas finn nll0ere oeutide Ia
men, Die lid fir 0as 0ilfsperf in.
tereiliererL eriudjt, uns au5uidlieben.
5ran 5lpra 9Iein Scfretdrin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
sc ggiaas.c psrIanb qnsaennna.

Die sginbs C6erlan0 60, 2047
darnam Str, bermitaItet in ibrer
bubih nit 4almen mo GIoegen Be.
%forierten gerfaufsramnet ooieIbli
cine b%eionoere ahisteauna bon 9il.
Ins.anigbt nno 8iGns.c berIani
4utonlobileu. CUR a~itsite0unq ae-
laneen Die 7-9oiiaaier Cars, BIZ
ieds unO bier a~plin0rigen @tooeae,
lotDie oiid 6os o~reifbige Coupe,
geiouDere gead)tung Deroient oie
8iaps aniebt 7 gaiiaeier Car nit
ibrem Sprin9iiel0 Mooea Dad.
Uelde mnbren0 oes gnll5en Snbres
pertDenOet meroen fanu iuo it'd mad
4niidt 0es &erru n. Samiion
Dem bieiigeH SiIiolenIetter gum Be.
Oeuteuoiten 6aDoriten entpidelu
miro. Gin 8eiud oieier 9riDatous.
iteilung lit niht MIR hodinferciiant.
ienOcrn alih botit Icbrreid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
8nft @t6. 1872 fir earep.

DC 9(ugep babcr f6ren llriprung
I'M @ebir1G unb 5e9ler oeriel6en
Ieeintroftigan oaber 0as gauge Ser
b~enipItem. OF. 8eiIdn0 nladlt eli
ne Spe3ialitdt bon ~iflpierigeu sd.
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06

Ger ueuete 2enooner Sport Ger.
teillng Der oeufiden aoIonien M
ter bic AIliierieuy b. i. oas. mas
enaInuO euentuea nb5uaeben hcreii
mare.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
Saot ncrpofc
rcitte fcIten
1lmsla0cu lcicn!
giclc grntc er3d6ten 1ereihDiliga
BON ihren, burh Eabumene
Tablets eriuirltrn
&eiiHngen.
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SHtrffFaute, lrnlatlahrig IaiidMeni
Gin bon R6emaasmas e%eheea6er fateibl:
anlersNant.. I@saIaasntlt aalIaasnI


Gin bon g6emalsmis @ehgsaasE i4tebi:
weiue Nryrcit Qesieil eeblcmbgr CO.
tlaltie iU, UaN RICO afN1e 2eE NtEl9 NH
NHeimaii3ml4. ma. btr43Nieg HtA mil aieu.
moaliNeu 3hcuINaiiS n3ueiimiaein 5u titir'
6u Bale her nln DihrclD nes a11ieH 0iDs
iers repalneiiei aHiad0S l}liu tufiHfq ~ enes
lim eittBcrntageu NttfHl lHhifeiH. 8u plc
fen Set fab il nie s.ipeige pef RaogiHsre
men Netbeu Afdien GM 0sHaN ufif neu fleiifH
Id eHiihlef WiM fftfH 8efHh hi ileacl.
Sur cine leQht lgug i1QUi TN an e6enmcHe
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Tombstone epitaph., 1917-06-17

Judge of the Superior Court A. c. Lockwood returned home this morn ing from Florence where he went to hear a case of forgery in which Judge Baughn had been disqualified. After everything was ready fer trial the defendant entered a plea of gull ty. making trial unnecessary The criminal term of the Superior Court will begin in about two weeks. call ing of the criminal calendar having been set for next Saturday. when the cases for the coming term will be set Clerk ]. F.. James of the Su- perior Court has issued the notice of the drawing cf the trial jury next Monday. the 18th. when the jury will be drawn to hear the trials of the cases that will be set on Saturday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-06-17
IS NAMED
 SUPERINTENDENT OF PRISON

PHOENIX, June IA. A. Ander- son of Clifton, Greenlee county, was appointed superintendent of the Ari- zona state prison, and Dr. John K. Walls cf Tucson. superintendent of the Arizona hospital for the insane. by Governor Campbell Saturday.
 These are two most important ap. pointments within the power of the governor and were made by him from list of names extending pret- ty much over the entire state. Both Anderson and Walls are republicans.
 Anderson will succeed R. B. Sims as superintendent Of the prison, Sims being oa1 ). former Governor Hunts strongest pporters. Dr. Walls vii succeed .Dr. A. C. Kingsley at the in sane asylum. ..
 Little time will be wostad in mak- ing the shift from the cid 10 the new anderson's appointment is effective June IG and Walls appointment af- fective today.
 Governor Campbell also appointed J. B. Redmond Of Warren. Cochise county as secretary of the state pris- on effective June 1G.
 Anderson was formerly sheriff Of Graham county. before that county was divided to create Greenlee coun- ty. At the election last fall Ander son ran for sheriff of Gseenlee coun- ty but was defeated.