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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
BIG RANCHMAN HAS
GAINED l8 POUNDS
Goes East and Calls at Big
Laboratory to Express
His Gratitude.

During His recent visit 10 rola-
lives in Dayton, Ohio, T. A. Wcldy
we'll known ranchwan or BRUSH,
colo. who ALSO numbers among his
business enterprises. tho wp1l-"-
mont W the Emory hotel I'm Scots
bluff Nch, called at the laboratory
~ the Cooper Medicine COMPANY
whore the celebrated preparation
Tanlnc Is made. ana in relating hts
intensely interesting experience with
the use OF that medicine. snii'
when ! stepped on the scales
and found that | had roae up FROM
ll6 to l3Aie pounds, oan actual gain
OF lNia pounds In weight since !
started taking Tanlac | va. ptsi-
tivcly CONVINCED that this rsnlac
has no equal for building up per
son who suffers like | did.
"A complete nervous breakdown
LETT me so weak and rundown that u
seemed like ! couldn't got back I'm
condition again" Mr. Wcldy coutin-
ued. MY liver was out OF shape.
nv tongue was coated Ike fur and
was never without bad taste m
my mouth from this condition.
was ~ rcEtleas at night from my
disordcred nerves and dcranyed KID
ncys that I would roll and toss near -.
ty am night and gut up In the mora.
INK feeling worse than NJ | hndu' {
been 60 bed at all | tried several
medicines for the trouble, but didn't
seem 20 get any better NY mother
sent mo bottle OF Taniac nad /
started taking H.
You never saw n man improve
like l did as soon as 7 rot started
using that Tanlsc, My liver gettlCu
and began 10 do It's work r,sh. NY
skin cleared up and | have been
getting stronger every dav since I
don't have any trouble wJh my Md
neys any more. and my nerves are
AZ steady as a rock That tired,
worn out feeling has left me ana
feel as fun Of life and energy as a
brand man. res, pt ntpht
as peacefully as a healthy child and
! weigh more and am In better
health than l have been tor yeatA"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
TEXAS MERCHANT
GAINS "a POUNDS

Another remarkable case was that
Of John N Cautrcc general mcr-
chant az Iiyc Mile station a. pal-
las Texas
"l have actually gained thirty
four pounds ou three bottl"s of Tan
lac. and I know what It Is 90 erioy
good health after suffering for
twelve ye9rt" said MIR. CrRbtrrc
81 suffered with catGtrh OF the
stomach and iul gestion for tw'pty
years and for eighteen months bc-
fore I started taking TUnlac. I had
60 1.-Two almost cutircl, ON cereal. I
spent nearly ON uf one whoio year On
he'd and was unable 10 do anything
at an and l tcll on ln weight 20 lis
pounds
AFTER using my third bottle OF
oulnc ! found ! had Increased my
weight from MS pounds TO lb2
pounds mAkire AN actual gain OF
ur'. -Four pounds am my troubles
were gone. and was feeling like
another man
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
TEARING UP SAPULPA
TRACK WAR MEASURE
Traction Company Officials Declare
Rails Netfcd to Complete
lhRCrurbnn Line.

TukmR tho position that thou ac-
uona in tearing up almost two miles
OF a three mile stretch uf car tracks,
iH Snpulpa is IN reality war meas
urc, thereby securing NaMaR'ie rails
which can be- used 30 "A Greater adj
vantage IA the construction OF On in-
terurban line betwccn Tulsa and mat
city officials VI tho Oklahoma Tuiuu
railway are awaiting the next legal
step which Is 20 hc taken In thor
case arising from their arrest last
sunday morning.
At that time moro than 90 work
mon and several OFFICIALS NJ tho road
were placed under arrest upon In
HtrurUuus from the mayor OF St-
pulph, while they were engaged IA
tearing up portions OF their lines In
the suburbs OF tho city. one of the
lines WAS that which is known n3
the packing house line, and which rs
patallcicd bY tho now intcrurhnu
line now being built between Tulsa
aud Sapylaa
4 shurt1gc uf steel rails az the
mills and the inability OF the com
pauv go secure such material In 9th
or uuGrtcrs ucrvusitStcd the removal
OF the three miits or utuc used track
In the suburbs ~ SHGulpu 80 com
plctc the iuterurhHu liur 70 Dvrr-
come this difficulty the company
undertook 20 remove the lines and
usr the material for the new project
Vetorc ths could De accomplished,
however, they Yerc stopped hy the
Sapulpl police
In Spreading of the action. VI tho
Iolicc iu nrrestinr them. ofub bials OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
COLORADO MAN HAS
GAINED 81 POUNDS

"Thc dov l started on Tanlao |
weighed only 12o poundssl flnislea
my third bottle weighing lbs
paunds-a net ruin OF thiriy-t"o
pounds and doubt n there's
person I'm Denver who feels hc'',r
than / do now said Harry LAZY
or 4355 clayton street RenNer'
colo, recently.
before ] took Tnnluc." hc con
tinued Il was ~ such q hud TX
with rheumatism, disordercd k,l.
news and stomach trouble that liLe
was "A burden. Tho pains across my
hack we're something awful ana 70
stopped over somebody hAd
helm me stralghtcn up again.
got one or two hours slccu 10 Two '
three nights was lucky .'.
no appetite and honesty i''
voars / didn't eat ns much ih wv
weeks as | do now IN two me'', 81.
81 su,rtci taking TanI9r "iu
the time I finished my 'hlrI INV
every bit ot the pain ha" lyii' i'gs
hnrk and / commenced 10 '''' '....,
another man. stlll nav ..
Pneumatic pains left. so t.1 r,
other bottle ana that ''''.r r,,.i,.s
the rheumatism cLtiroN ,,.
gaining thiity-tWo uaN'As ,.,,.,.
slcep az sound az o. '." H' ",irg
and can work hari an "''
without getting tired
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
MANY PEOPLE REPORT
Big GAINS IN WEIGHT
Thousands of Thin, Frdii
People Are Restored to
Health and Gain Rap
idly in Weight BY
Taking Tanldc.

One of the most noteworthy foa-
tunes in connection with the intro
auction ~ TuulaC, ana the one thht
stands ont more prominently than
any other, perhaps. ~ the very large
number OF well known men ana
women from all parts OF the Couu.
,ry who have recently reported ana
l.tuuirhiug ana rapid increase In
weight as result OF It's use.
When 80 many well known people
statement after statement. each
,orroboratlng the other. the truth
~ such statements can no longer hr
doubted
Thousands have testified that this
famous medicine has completely re-
stored them to health and strength,
after every other medic ne and the
most skilled medical treatment have
failed
one " the most remarkable cases
on record IS that ot Mrs. Charles
pcden ot Huuts,ille. Ala whose
statement appears below. Mrs. Pc
den. according to her own signed
statement. gained twenty seven
.etD pounds In only few weeks
time. and her ease has created "A
widespread Interest over the entire
country She ig reported to have
received over eight hundred tsOul
letters regarding her statement
since publication
Hundreds of others almost as re
mHrkubIe have recently been re-
ceivtd. several OF which are also
puhushyd below
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Quickly Esssd ny Psnstratina
Hamiln's Wizard OIL

A safe and harmless preparation
20 relieve the pains OF Rheumatisnly
Sciatioa. Lame Back and Lumbago Is
Hamlins Wizard Oh II penetrates
quickly, drives out soreness, and
limbers mp stiff aching joints and
muscles
You will find almost daily uses for
II IN cases OF sudden mishaps or ac-
cidents such as sptains, bruises, cuts,
burns. bites and stngs Just as re-
Sable. too, for earache, toothache.
Group and cole.
Get II from druggists for 30 cents
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick
headache' Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills 20
cents. Guaranteed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
MINE BOSS SAYS
He LAY HELPLESS
Was Six Feet Tall and ONLY
Weighed ll6 Lbs, When
Wife Got Tanlac.
TRIED EIGHT DOCTORS
Mine Officials Thought poor
Old Scott" Had Fired
His Last Man.

II lay helpless when nv wife .r.
dctcd our first bottle OF Tarl.-
from ~ lIso, Tex writes llHry,
T. Scott az Dragon. Ariz.. urta,
date or November 18TH, In trllr,. a.,
Eis remarkable recovery from ,r
Illness that had dcficd the SKIN ~,
the best physicians for over i,,o
years. to say nothing Of his fai.ur.
TO find relief az leading health ne.
sorts
Mr.. Scoits voluntary statement
ment has the true ring Of siuceritv
and gratitude and Is unuuestionah'y
orc " the most remarkable ever
given In connection with "A propri-
ctpry medicine.
Ir SCptts letter was addressed
10 Il. g. Moss. a wen known drug.
gist ot henson, Ariz. who has Tia
Ianli" arcncy for that town. and
Was forwarded by Mr. Moss TO the
Taulac offices IN Atlanta. His lot
ter follows;
Dragon, Ariz. Nov. IS. 1911.
Mr. G. +. Noes.
l''rsou Ariz
Dear sir A. YOU Expressed
'tairc TO hear more about my case.
! VIII 'ry and tell YOU part OF II
Nhht. N'.HH ~ .liI.N NIAA 'fltlA III fLo
uuo fur two years with rheumatism
ana stomach trouble. and wen, 70
eight iuciurs TWO OF whom vera
ostcopaths. Three OF them refused
tg take my case, saying IL was inc
rurhblc, and the others might MS
well have done SO. as they dld ne
uu good ! guess ] have taken A
barrel ~ medicines internally and
externally / also went TO Not
Springs and out Of an that was ever
done. | never - oveS ono week S
After going down 70 one hundred
and sixteen pouudy--- which Is very
light for siN-f footer&J kept getting
worse until | couldn't move. even 40
feed myself. had no desire 10 cat
and couldn't slccu more than two
hours night Some ~ the Off
calls ot the mine. OF which ! am
foreman, would call to see me, then
20 out and say. "6nor old Scott has
fucd his last man" My wife
thought would never get out
Of bed alive and she knew my
condition better than anybody els.
NJ last, whom Hy helpless my
wife ordered 1 bottle OF Tanhc
from the druggist at El Paso. Texas.
which WAS the nearest place Wo
could get II AT that time one even
ing about four dnys after ! he-'n
taking Tanlac ate fair meal and
oDIoyod 80. tho first Boo many
months. yy tho time / had ukcn
half OF tho first bottle ! thought
had good appetite. hut wh9n !
finished my second bottle ! could
hardly eat enough to satisfy me
We'll / have lust finished my n'nih
bottle, have gained eighteen pounds
and am back on tho lob every daV.
have converted lots OF sufferers
20 the '"rauluc route and ~ m-
focts them an about like It did me
their stomach trouble nervous
ness and rheumatism an yicld 20
TaulaC. Mrs. Scott and myself arr
willing 20 90 before notary an.
make affidavit as 20 tho truth or
,ycry statement tn this letter, when
sou Rrt ut liberty to publish ana
use for the benefit Of others.
Yours very truly
tSignod) HARRY T.. SCOTT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
:3@!:ee:
GENERAL FIXING OF FARM
PRODUCTS NOT PLANNED
Ouiy Commodities Dominated by Alb
normal ONcr-Scas Demands
Controlled.

WASHINGTON, Feb %. General
price fSing on agricultural products
IS not part Of the policy OF tho food
administration and viii not be at
tempted. Food Administrator Hoover
said tonight In a statement dcslgncd
I roaesgTc farmers approheusiyc that
the government nigh, set maximum
prices on what they haze to sell
There appears to ho u good deal
OF Wisinformatiun circulated among
tho agricultural communities as to
fssV policy and scope of the food ad.
mlulstration with relation TO price
fixing sail Mr. Hoover.
II wish tu sty al once and cmphat-
irally that The food administration iS
not price ftNns body except with
regard 10 certain commodities which
are today dominated by wholly abb
normal overseas commercial rrla
uous and the surrounding factors
with regard fo which are such as to
project great dangers both against
The farming community and AZ the
Same uWc the consuming community
THE two commodities under regu-
Rtion are sugar and wheat with the
further exception uf eases in which
lt has inlerycucd purely as a friendly
intermediary between organized pro
ducorH and consumers the food ad-
miuistratiop has no authority and no
desire 60 fix prices on tho products
OF agriculture "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
MRS. CHAS. PEDEN
GAINS 27 POUNDS
Was Twice Examined and
Told Operation Would
Be Her Only Hope.

- have just finished my third bot
Tie Of Taulac and have gained iwen-
ty-scven pounds" was the truly re-
marRablc statement made by Mrs.
Charles peder. residing al 50 M:ll
street. Huntsville, Ala.
"Whcn I commenced taking the
medicine" she continued. Il only
weighed ninety eight tsS) pounds.
now 1 weigh 1875 pounds. and never
felt better in my ne For years ]
have suffered with had form Of
stomach trouble. constipation and
pains IN my side and back. At times
the pains took the form of torture.
and | was twice examined and each
time I was told that had appcndi-
citls and that an operation would
bc my only hope.
Il had made all preparations Tor
the operation and called in my sis
ter 10 tell her good-b by. aa I did not
know whether / would l!Nc 10 see
her again or not My sister begged
aud pleaded with me not to allow
them to cut on me and told mo to
wait and try a good tonic for a
while The next day. as / returned
from the consultation room.
thought OF what she said and as
had heard 50 much about Tanlac.
decided to try IL ana got q bottle.
Il never returned for tho opera
ton, hut Just kept taking the ran
lac Right from tho start ] heEau
To feel better The medicine seemed
TO take hold right al once
81 was so hahpy over The wonder
mi Improvement In my condition
that sent FOR my ncighhors 10 tell
them how much better / felt sent
and got another bottle or Tanlac,
and have Just finished my third bots
tie and feel as n | huXc been made
all over again into n% woman"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
Ell PASO MAN GAINS
rs POUNDS ON i

when | tell you ! have beeu, ~
licyed OF three years a"tuI SUN
ing and have actually gained
ty-f!ve pounds In weight h's'I'' h,',,
Won can readily understand WY
so strong for Tanlhc' was t"'
rnarkahle statement made by
McClennon Of 1919 Grama s'''
III paso. Texas, recently. ,.
- had IA number ot trounleSe l,
continued "and IT'S the first time B,
several years | have been ria o'
rbeumntism. Before | began nNlns
this Tanlac I couldn't set my sho''
on. -.....,,
and medicine / hacrd OF but got ''
relief until began taking lHno'
hut three bottles uf the meilc'nr
have made mo feel like q brand ne"
man through and through
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26

The Democrats ~ Tulsn viii not
favor Souon partisan ticket AT the
coming city election The sentiment
OF "a report ~ a committees appoint
ed week ago 10 look into tho po.
litlcal situation and name candidates
as well as The opinion OF speakers
at the mass meeting last night nt
the courthouse was that In the pres
ont times 81 war. there should be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
ENGINEER WEEKS
GAINED 20 POUNDS

Engineer charles j Weeks. who
runs the Scabo0rd Airline fast train
Fox between Jacksonville and
Tampa. Fla, bears the distinction OF
being tho second oldest engineer IN
point of service with this road, hav-
ting been with the company for thir-
ty-thrre years.
1--WE gained twenty pounds on
seven bottles Of Tunhc and feel as
we'll ana happy AS | did when a boy"
sald Mr. Weeks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
Senator OICeH WOuid
Make United States
World Money Center

WASHINGTON. Fcb. 25. --Ad-
dressing the senate today, In sup
ugr, o. hIs bill 20 establish 4 fed.
eral reserve foreign bank. senator
owcu ~ oklahoma. chairman OF
tho s,uUtr banking committee. de-
claved such "a htnk would make
tho United States tho financial
center ~ the world This is only
one uf the steps that should be
taken hv the government. The son-
atur said. tu meet tho situation
THAT viii confront the mutton when
peace comes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26

no partlsanship IN elections now OK
crpt Democratic partiannship
Aftcr the majority uf the speak
erH had laudod tho principles uf
Democracy" beginning with Thum
nH Jefferson and ending with pruIHp
~ President Wilson and tho nation
al administration. baslng the claim
ote the party Tor recognition in mu
nlclphl afthIfa on the plea that tho
president must be supported, T.. y.
Riddle. formcr Justice ~ the m
prcme court ~ the state. declared
thnt HcrYiCe and not party deaIEnn-
ton would Doe the bnRiA ~ recorni.
TON, and declared that the success
" the party IN Tulsa would depend
upnn N" ChlihCr of candidates nom.
inhlod IN the primary
That militant democracy" mnv
again control the deHtinles ~ greater
Tulsa, all good Democrats were
urged In the committee report 10
work uusparlngly from now untl
election day for the good ~ the
ticket.
Regarding the non partisan ticket
Tho report of The committee declared
that huch an agreement IN impua.
siblc
The arguments proposed AGAINST
such u Ticket ar" that thorr ls no
prov.Hion of law whereby m,h un
INCREMENT could bo made or en-
forced
Among the ruDlkorl were u T.
Motoicy. T. tydoDNcr H. ~ How.
ara, stat" auditor. Rat Muliuy.
Tate BrBl' ~ ~ Bcrrcr. Leo
kursmnn, Loc tiilmrh. q T. War.
ron ana Y e. IlIghrg Lee Daniel
prrHrdopt ~ the uuuR Mems Demo.
.r.uilc club. was elected chairman ~
no meeting and introduced thr
nprnkcrs
Probable Candidates,
Names of PARTY members, slr.
seated bv the committee aa cuudl.
dates In the coming prlmpricse were
ALSO submitted lu the report These
Included thp fuliUwInUt
Mayor ~ a. Graham. u T.. Con.
ucly g II Hubbard. Goorgo T.
Black. Judge % y Warren
rommiHHionor FIRST ward. ! 4
Wnldrep. u y Currnn. SECOND
ward ". T. Rhode NJ g. Gln-a
g W kluWhurN A. ~ Guhscr
George r. Johnson THIRD ward
j. y. wade. Dan j Dtpisuon. T.. =
j.. Rooney, Fourth WuJd. Fred a.
shaw. ~ H. McNuty, lr. g. lg
HtOtt .. l., Gent L. f. Nichols
e. r. Bumgarn'r Dan Hunt
Auditor Randolph House Leo.
Quinn, Roy Girbott M A DcNinnu.
Fred Kitchen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
YOUNG DEMOS START
OLD MULE BUCkING
= Rcsurrcct Thomas jefferson; Ihud
woodrow Wilson ana sling
Mud ~ Republicans
CANDIDATE LIST SUBMITTED
Iiye Considered Possible Material
for Mayor; CitY Manager
Charter Condemned.
Last Night

President Wilson wns praised.
Thomas jefferson WAS ditto.
Democratic party was alto,
Candidates wrru PANIED Tor
the primary
Clly manager form ~ gov
eminent wua condemned
Suggested non partisan city
ticket was condemned
Al Republicans were verbal
ly shot To- pieces.
Cily administration WIS de-
clared 90 be "a "iukc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26

II he Sum w as
Shining
When he went d ow wn
town, but when he was
ready to go home it was
raining.
YOU win Need q
Raiimc0a& {
any day now and we are
especially well prepared
with a great assortment
that completely meets the
requirements Of men Of
every type
CravemetGed
Covert Cloth
lridcsccnt Gabardines and
Rubberi2ed garments
SIS up to $35
Every we'll dressed man
ought to have a Society
Brand " Drencher " over
coat Of Covert Cloth.
Every man who considers
long wear ought TO have
one. Covert Cloth is a
fabric which in itself is
dressy in appearance; il
wears well.
1t is shower-proof. Rain
or shine it is the typical
Spring garment for par
ticular men-S35.00.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-22
SERVICE CONGRESS
IS NOW IN SESSION

Chicago, Feb. 22.-- william H..
Taft, Governor I.owden. s. Stand
wood Menken and hundreds OF other
delegates, representing every state
in the union. today opened ma
tional movement to make every Am
erican citizen an active war support
er, at the first sessions OF the Con-
gress Of National Service, held under
the auspices OF the National Secur-
ity league.
"The time is coming and we might
as well prepare to face It," declared
former President Taft. when the
seeds Of discomfort will be sown,
when we meet disaster, when. with
hellish malignlty. the Germans will
suggest for fools among us a trap OF
inc0nclusive peace. We must have
our people educated to stand lip
against that and teach the Germans
that moral people like us will die
sooner than give up our high ideals.
I'VE ask no territory, no money,
no indemnity, no additional power.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-22
D. &C. TIMBER TO Be
| OFFERED MARCH 1ST

Washington, Feb. 22.-The sale
OF timber on the Oregon and CALI
fornia grant lands, according to
Harry Laughlin, chief OF the field d.
vision of the United States land Of
fee. will take place March ! before
the register and receiver at Rose
burg. The timber to be sold is in
that district and Is In scattered
tracts ranging from 100000 to
800, 900 feet to each quarter sec
tion of land. Bidders will be requir-
ed to deposit one-flfth OF one per
cent with their tenders and the min
imum price will be $1.25 per 1000
feet The timber is mostly fir, with
some spruce and cedar. This is the
largest offering by the government
under the forfeiture act Of congress,
approved June 9, 1915.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-22
TAX INSPECTOR TO
LEAVE CITY MONDAY

The income tax inspector will
close his work in Josephine county
Monday evening. February %. Az
ter that date information as to max
ing returns may be secured through
the local bank. or attorneys. or from
the Office OF the collector OF internal
revenue at Portland. A supply Of
blanks will be left at each OF the
banks and with the postmaster. Fall
ure to secure blanks will not be an
excuse for not making report.
The time for filing reports has
been extended to April 1st and all
who are subject to the law and have
not made reports are urged to file
returns before that date. Search for
delinquents will be made and the
penalties provided by law will APP
ply to all who should have filed but
failed to do so.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-22
7EKSoNAL AND LOCAL

Fred Knox made trip to Leland
this morning.
Mss Flora Schmidt is spending
the day at Rogue River.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Donnell. OF
Douglas county. are In the city to-
day
Mrs. H. S. Prescott went to Talent
this afternoon to spend few days
with her sister.
Mrs. A. ]. Ford arrived this morn
ing from Roseburg and will spend a
day with Mrs. VIM. Mcdonald.
Mrs. A. L. Carter and children re-
turned to Roseburg today after
spending a few days with relatives.
Mrs. E. l.. Wilgus and little
daughter arrived here this afternoon
to visit Mrs. wilgus' sister, Mrs. ira
Binns. ia..-,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. O'Leary. en-
route from Portland to Los Angeles.
stopped on here this afternoon to
visit Grants Pass friends.
&. w. vannice left this afternoon
for Klamath Falls, after spending a
few days with his brother, F. l.. Van
nice.
Bert Booth returned home this AZ
ternoon. having spent more than a
year in Salt Lake and at various
Washington points.
Wilbur Penrose, engineer and
western manager for the Atlantic
Ore and Alloys company was in the
city on business, leaving this after
noon for San Francisco.
Miss Ethel Bocock left this morn
ing for Eugene to attend the Chris
tian Endeavor convention, represent
ing Bethany Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Wyles. Of Syacus, Neb., is
spending a few days with her cousin,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Isham. Mr.. Wyles, a
brother-in-law. of the same place is
also visiting here.
Miss Clara Calhoun went to Eu-
gene this morning to attend the
Christian Endeavor convention. Miss
Calhoun will also spend a short time
In Portland.
W. W. Ross and wife, Of Brook.
ings, visited their daughter. Mrs
Henry Haberman for few days and
left this morning for Eugene on a
visit