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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-25
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Judd Mortimer Lewis

disappointed because the baby has not
got any teeth and almost no hair at all,
all the hair Il has got is on the back
Of its head. guess that Is what ] get
for not thinking about the hair and
teeth when ! put In the order. II will be
interesting II It grows up that way. but
] hope II won't went out to speas
to Jim and Maggie about II as soon as
school let out and they both said Il
would have teeth and hair when il had
had time to grow them. Jim says Il
will be so busy for a year or so just
looking around and getting acquainted
that II won't bother much with teeth
or hair, but after that II will get busy
and have teeth and hair before | know
II almost
T THOUGHT me and Rowdy would 60
i down TO the city and look at the
pictures in front OF the moving picture
theaters and we had got quite ways
when we came to where some boys were
playing, Jumping over one another, and
| clumb up on top Of the fence and sat
there quite awhile watching them, for
you never can tell but some Of these
times some Of them might ask me to
play with them and / do not want to
hurt their feelings by walking right
past their vacant lot as II was too
proud to play with them. II was very
interesting to watch them play. One
boy stopped over and they all jumped
over him by putting their hands on his
back, then the boy whose first Jump II
was put his hat on the other boys back
when he jumped over and left II there,
then the other boy put his hat on top OF
that one, and the next and the next, and
then the next boy made a mistake and
knocked all OF the hats off, and then he
had to bend over and let them all jump
over him, then the next boy that missed
just as he was going to bend over asked
me II would like to try to Jump over
him, and ] told him | would, thank you
so he told me to run a little ways and
then put my hands on his back and
jump and | would 60 over like bird.
ITO be Continued)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-25

Uncle Sam is not too busy to forget
his coming manhood. He wants .
more prosperous and independent peo-
ple--hence War Savings Stamps Ind
Thrift Stamps Buy them to show your
appreciation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-25

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-25
'CAMOUFLAeINe'
BYLA1E BANTAM
Clarence Forbes Often Faxed
Distress Before Giving K, 0,

CHICAGO, Feb. sS--CamoufAsins dis
trsss and thsn stretching bis bewiIdsrsd
opponent on the canvas with q knockout
punch, was q fAvorite trick Of Clarsnos
Forbss. q brother of Harry, former
bantamwsight champion. and who recent
ly died In the state hospital At Elsin.
III. He was 81 years old.
Yortss was regarded - one OF the
triokisat and hardsst punching boxers
ever dsvelopsd In Chicago He beGan his
career a. bantam and later fought a.
. fsatherweight. lie once fought for q
bantamveight champoinship. II was a
favorits trick OF his to take . punch on
the back OF the head and then wobble
around the ring a. n distressed Tricked
into believing another punch would fin
ish him, Forbss' opponents would come
tssrins in. only 20 receive q Clip on IN ths
the quickest and most amusing knock
outs on record. sHe was boxing an ''un-
known IN q Michigan town several years
ago and. after rsoeiving the usual In
struction from the referee. returned 10
their corners TO await the bell When
the contest started. Forbes rushed 70 the
csnter OF the ring and yelled. Hoy.
take that chair out OF that guys cor
ner"
Tho unknown" tricked into believing
his seconds hadn't removed his chair,
turned his head toward his corner.
Forbes snapped over q terrific right han
der TO the, chin. knocking his foo com
plstely out. The Incident was 30 anus
Ing that Forbes laughed himscif. His
opponent never knew what happened.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-25

~ q s6pH 81 Jdpfiee Bray
has o9u 10 ~ notice of
- @ ~ ~ wishes X - Be
und ~ 1T uoter 10 cir
eers J - NJ of family
ped q 1rtR 1n1lsa Is noee
\Sda -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-25

A fine Of $1,000 would be hard tc
pay How about your income state
ment?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-25

There we're quite a lot Of kids going
1 to school when | was, all Of the
Wells kids but Golly-Golly, and he
does not 60 because he is too small, he
can say almost all of the words anyone
tells him to now, but they still call him
Golly- Golly because that is the only
word he used to say, and Pie Face Car
penter was with them We did not
walk together but we walked on the
same sidewalk. Pie Face and the
Wellses walked together and me and
Rowdy walked together, and Dutch and
Stradl Jenkins we're back Of me and
Rowdy and Rowdy and me both was ex-
pecting them to try and put something
over on us because they were snicker-
ing all the time, but they did not dc
anything which is a good thing for
them.
When we got to school me and Rowdy
went right upstairs to ask Miss Sand,
how the baby Is getting along but tn,
principal was In talking to her so m,
and Rowdy sat down by our desk anc
kept our faces closed, then the bell rans
so that ! did not get chance to asl
her till recess, and then was kindi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-25

To protect smokers from possible In
fection an inventor has patented a cigar
into which . tube Is inserted as Il is
made and Covered with paper, the paper
being removed before II Is smoked.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-25

War Savings Stamps pay you per-
cent interest ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-25

7 guess Barney and Mary like to have
me come to see them all right but
Barney always thinks he has to take
pc back home in the morning so that l
'hn ret to school on time and I know
that makes him late with bis work, and
that 10 why do not come oftenet II
h different with old maid Tompkins,
she Just goa on with whatever she Is
sewing on and tells me Il there are any
ssrts anywhere IL the house or any
fried chickea In the ice box and where
there 10 . bone for Rowdy, and when /
ret ready to 10 she tells me to come
again, and she never misses a stitch.
'1Aad TO tell Barney and Mary when
they asked me what the baby looked
like that | have not seen II yet, but
told them just about what II looks like,
because l told God just what kind Of a
one to send the sister-in-iaw, and |
knew just how big its head and feet are
and | showed them with my hands and |
guess when ! got into the wagon with
barney they knew as much about ii as
| do.
Ny father had had his breakfast and
had gone to bed 10 rest up from his
night watching when | got there but he
had not gone to sleep so ! gave him a
hug and kiss and told him how Bar
ney and Mary are and then Rowdy tried
to give him kiss and they almost had
a fight before Rowdy gave II up,
Rowdy thinks that anything that is good
enough for me to kiss is good enough
for him to kiss, and he Is right about
IL
The herald., 1918-06-27

Jun 2O-27 Jly 4-11-1s-25
The herald., 1918-06-27
CHARTER

which said assets are appraised by the
above named Board of Directors of this
corporation, at the sum of ten thousand,
five hundred (S1O,500O0l dollars.
And the officers of this corporation are
authorized to issue to said Ludwig F..
Loeffel, fifty-two (52) fully paid shares of
the capital stock of this corporation, and
to John ]. Blijdenstein fifty-three (53l
shares thereof, in payment for transfer of
said assets and good will to this corpora
ton.
Article IX.-The subscribers hereto have
respectively written opposite their names
their postofice addresses and the amount
of the capital stock of this corporation
for which they have subscribed, so that
this Act of Incorporation may serve also
as an original subscription list of this
corporation, in accordance with provisions
of Act No. 26T of 1914.
Thus done and passed In my office in
the City of New Orleans, on the day,
month, and year first above written, in
the presence of w. l.. COurrege aud Mar
garet McGrath, competent witnesses, who
have hereuntO signed their names with
the said appearers and me, Notary, after
due reading of the whole.
(Sigued) l.. F. LOef1el, 1871 st. Charles
Ave. New Orleans; J. J. Blijdenstein, 14l5
Burdette St, New Orleans; Gus. Z. Loef-
fel 22O1 Peters Ave, New Orleans.
Witnesses: (Signed: W. l.. Courage,
(Signcd) FRANK WM HART. Not Pub.
|, the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages, in and for the Parish of Orleans.
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the Act of Incorporation of the National
Sales Company of Louisiana, Incorporated
was this day duly recorded in my Office
in Book 1223, folio 50.
New Orleans, May 18th. 1918
(Signed) EMILE j. LEONARD. by. Il.
\ true copy of the original charter of
the National Sales Company of Louisiana,
incorporated.
(SeaD.
(SignedD FRANK WM. HART, Not Pub.
May % 30 Jun 6-l3-20-27
The herald., 1918-06-27
CHARTER


general meeting of shareholders convened
for that purpose, after notice as above
provided in this Article, and they shall
remain in office until the affairs OF the
corporation shall have been fully nquld-
ated and in case of the death or disabil-
ity to act of one or more of the said IL
quidators, the survivors or survivor shall
continue to act under the provisions ana
in accordance with the terms of Section 81
of Act 267 of 1914.
Article VIII.-No shareholder of this
corporation shall ever be held liable or
responsible for the contracts or faults OF
this corporation in any further sum than
the unpaid balance due upon the shares
of stock owned by him; nor shall any
mere informality in the organization have
the effect of rendering this charter null
or of exposing any shareholder to any IL
ability beyond the unpaid balance due
upon his stock; nor shall any informality
or irrcgularity in the organization have
the effect of rendering any shareholder Ii
able as a partner.
Thus done and passed, in my office in
the City of New Orleans, on the day,
month and year herein first above written,
in the presence of MesSieurs. Burt W.
Henry and Roy Willie, competent wit
neSSes, who hereunto sign their names
with the said appearers and me, Notary.
after reading of the whole. ana the Sald
appearers have hereunto signed opposite
their names the number of shares OF stock
of this corporation subscribed Tor by thenl.
G. French, 10 Audubon boulevard, New
Orleans La. 100 shares: G. Il. Mahaffey,
Port Gibson. Miss, 9S shares: f. q. Rog,
erS. 714O Belfast ST., New Orleans, La,
: shares.
: witnesses: Burt W. Henry, Roy Willie.
! CHAS. 7. FLETCHlNGER. Not. Pub.
l. the undersigned, Recorder of Mort
| cages. in and for the Parish of Orleans,
! state of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act of lncorpOra-
ton of the Mount Conner Company, Inc
was this day duly recorded in my office,
| in Book 1919, Folio $50.
| New Orleans. La, May 14th. 1918.
| (Signed) EMILE j. LEONARD, by. K.
| 4 true Copy.
! (SeaD
| CHAS. f. FLETCHINGER, Not. Pub.
Nav % 80 Jun 6-13-2O-21
The herald., 1918-06-27
CHARTERS

monies and property Of the corporation,
which shall come 10 their hands or posses
sion as hqu,dators and for the proper aq-
plcaton and distribution thereof.
ARTICLE IN.-FIve thousand dollars
tS5,uOtOl has been subscribed 10 the capital
stock Of this corporation rs follows: John
A. Rlngenberg, whose address is No. 81
Deldchaise Street, New Orleans, La, twenty
shares; Charles l.. Rosie, whose address
IS No. as Henry Clay Avenue, New Or
leans, La, twelve shares, and Louis Ia
bacher. whose address Is No. AIS Henry
Clay Avenue, New Orleans. La. five shares
All OF which subscriptions are IN cash eNccp,
ten shares subscribed by John A. Rjugen-
berg, which is represented by and paid for
by the following property, which has been
duly appraised by all OF the Sigucrs hereto
as fully worth the sum Of one Thousand dol
lars CSl.OHUO. viz: IS" Rockford Lathe:
Machine; 5-I. p. Gas Engine; p" Lathe
Disk Grinder; | Emery Wheel Stand; ;
Lathe Chucks; 3 Drill Chucks; ! Line, Shaft.
Pulleys and BELTS; l Blacksmith Forge, An
vii, Tools and Wise; Milling Cutters. and
Lot Twist Drills and Reamers. All OF
which will be forthwith turned over to ,hs,
ARTICLE X-Un.I the election to be
held on the second Monday in January.
1910, the following shall constitute the first
berg, Charles /. R1ssie and Louis Fabachcr.
with John \. RinEeuberg as President. Louis
Fabachcr as NIcc-PrcS:den,, and Charles /.
RoSSie as Sccrc-arv-IreasuIc-
Thus Done and Passed in my notlrial Of
flee in the presence OF Nav A. kcir and
Joseph l.. Mott, Jr, competent witnesses who
have hereuuto signed their names with the
said appearcrs and me, Notary. af,or read
ing OF the whole.
Witness: May A. Kier. Jos l. Mott IT,
(Signed J. \ Ringeuhcrg, 2J shares;
Chas L. Rosie, p shares; Louis Faharacr.
shares.
ANDREW NJ BUCHANAN.
Not Pub.
I, the undersigned. Recorder Of Mortgage.
in and for the parish of Orleans. State o..
Louisiana, DO hereby certify that the above
and foregoing Act Of Incorporation. # The
Liberty Machine and Welding Co., Inc, was
this day dull recorded in my office, Iu
Book l222 Folio los.
New Orleans. June -th, 1918
EMILE J. LEONARD, Dy. r.
a true copy.
ANDREW NJ BUCHANAN.
Not Pub.
Jane I3-212zJuly 4lI-l8
The herald., 1918-06-27

ticIes of incorporation, and the number of
shares of stock subscribed by each are as
VIM. J. Foye, Omaha Natl Blk. Bldg
Omaha. Nebraska PAT shares; Frank j.
Trcka, 1929 Maison Blanche Bldg. New
orleans, La, 1 share; Herman r. Schroed-
brasRa. share; Guy V. Furay, Omaha
NATL. Blk. Bldg, Omaha Nebraska
share. 5000
ed. altered or changed, at special meet.
ing of the stockholders called for thai
purpose after fifteen days notice by maj
has been given to the stockholders of rec
ord, by a vote Of t tnct Oh all 'ne 0u''
Article X.-This corporation may be dis,
solved, by the vote Of two-thirds OF al
outstanding stock, and upon eompsyins
with the requirements of Section - OF
Act 267 of the Louisiana Legislature Of
1914. and in the event Of such dissolution
lIiouidators shall be named and appointed
with all the necessary powers and author
Thus done and passed in my office, OF
the day and date, first above written, II
the presence of Messrs. Edgar M. CahI
and William ConseatoaS' i Io'f fb; eo Ety
who sign these presents together with thu
parties and me. Notary, after due read
ing of the whole, the parties hereto aitlx
respective subscriptions to the capita
stock of this corporation which shall con
stitute the original subscription list OF al
stock subscribed in the corporation.
(Original signed).
i WIN. J. Foye, per Herman r. Schroeder
PAT shares; Guy V. Furay, per Herman X
. Schroeder, 1 share; Herman r. Schroeder
/ share; Frank ]. Trcka, share.
witnesses: Edgar NJ. Calm, VIM. +
, Conkerton.
THEODORE A. SCHUBER, Not. Pub
L. the undersigned, Recorder of Mort
cages, In and for the Parish Of Orleans
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify tina
the above and foregoing Act of Incorpora
toni of the Foye Tie & Timber Co., Inc
Twas this day recorded in my Office, II
book 1922, folio 90.
New Orleans, June 4th, 1918.
/ (Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD, by.
The herald., 1918-06-27
CHARTER OF

|r.,.- IN TIE q TIMBER CO.. INC.
- t1tes Of America, State of Louis-
0rj,.,s arish Of Orleans, City Of New
- ns.t shown, that on this first day of
~ lls.aao o. June In the year of our lord
~ ~ nd nine hundred and eighteen
NM - ~ Independence Of the United
SE..'M America. the one hundred and
&ksSe, Before me, Theodore A.
- - Notary Public. in and for the
yrieans, State of Louisiana. du-
- r,oned, sworn and qualified' and
- s.e9ence Of the witnesses herein
~ ~ and undersigned: Personally
1rfsi parties whose names are
- ~ oscrieed, who severalIy de-
y 4 ~ availing themselves OF the
- - State Of Louisiana. in snch
~ y and provided. thew have Cow
8 ~ - agreed, and do bvt these
I'M, sssnant and agree, and bind
~ well as ali other persons
ssseafter become associated with
fern corporation, and bndx
~ ~ ~, for the objects ana mr.,
- ~ under the articles and stinnia-
mg, to-wit: pu''
- 1he name of this cornorat,or
Tie & Timber Co Inc "
said corporate name. II
The herald., 1918-06-27

Jane I3-2)-27-July 4-lI-l8.
The herald., 1918-06-27
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF THE
SHELL BEACH LAND AND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY, INCORPORATED.

United States of America, state of Louis
lana, Parish of Orleans, City of New
Orleans.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-05
CONTINUED on Page 1o.)
North Dakola's Roll of Honor

Below is givensa list of the names of North Dakota soldiers and
sailors who have paid the supreme sacriace: F..
Pie. Gordon B. McGresor, Halliday. ND. died of heart disease in
France. Nov. rs 1871. \ =, @# S#
Pie. lyle B: Rich Willow clty.s died November, 1917.
Corp. Fred MSGrube. Dawson. died OF pneumonia, Dec. 81. %
Pie. Arthur Johnson. Leonard. KILLED in action. Nov. !, 1917 -
Pie. Jas. J Regnery. Halliday. killed in. action. Febr 10.
Pie. H. B. Sahmans Beach, died Feb. 20.
Pie. Clarence EvtnEson, Kindred. died Of diphteria, Camp Devens Mass,
"a. #IsEE F.s 49, $780, go = ~ @ %&t
Pie. Lloyd w. spetA Bismarck, killed in action March 1.
Pte.-Matthew Brew. Fayette, killed In action March l.
PIE. Franz Midak, Ainot killed IN action March 8
Pie. Fred Gard Crosby. killed in action March 3. 4.-s sE
Pie. Claude Keller, Glenburn. killed in action March (. 1 *
Pie. Lewis OuNey. Wilton. killed in action Feb. g..
Pie. Frank .Proilh New Rockford. died 4of wounds, March Is. =.
!, Pte. Ernest. Bryan Fukefson, fsontham.zN. D,kfned by German shell.
Pie. Richard Anderson. Wilton, die. Camp Dodge: April II.
Pie. a. G. Hilbert : st. John. drowned. April 81.
Pie. Arthur Stevens. Eppine. died Of scarlet fever. in France. May 4.
Pie, Melvin Johnson. of Hawley. MINI. member Of Company B, Fargo.
killed in actionsMay l. s4Eg4X @4~M& $500
Pts. sRoNy ". Darling. Berhold. n. p. died Of wounds. May H.
Ptes Glen Bailey. ArvIla. killed in action. May IL.
Pic. Edgar r. Chandler. Fargo. killed in action. May Is. 4S =@S
Pa ehrMtian a ss.kKs. drenvis.N 3. died At camp Pike. ARR.
Spts. H ssna Mich. awy.s. " b. died & weSunpdss, Mayn1s.
Pie. Carl anderson. of coulee. n q. died 1t Camp Dodge Of pneumonia
Pe. Peter Kursko. Dickinson. killed In action May 10 #.
PIT. - Early. W1hpeton. died satsCaAnp Greene, date not given.
st.--- NsbrAskA. Whapston. died ~ Camp Mis- date not avsn.
AssSs !: fsani B.k.r.# =: Az disat q pneum9ns. c.aaSS Deds.3
|. !: csss,s i asaissids ! Dunn a csn g si.s q .sana lss 81 y = :
Torvai Brenden, Dunn Canter. killed In action. Nay 10. N%@N#@&#
81 taa BsrroWu, Dodee, ~. d. killed In action, date unknown. E@ &c..
PtsSIsud p NshrNbsrs. Drake, ~. 2. killed q asttda. Nay -. SH
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-05
LIBERTY LOAN
DRIVES GREAT
SUCCESS HERE ;]|
Excellent Records Made in
All Three Issues by Grand
Forks Citizens.
BY d. v. Moore. Chairman of First,
Second and Third Liberty Loan
Campaign in Grand Forks City.

In the past year your Uncle Samuel
has stepped into the city of Grand
Forks and disposed Of over $%1,000,oo0
worth of government bonds and from
now on, and for one years to come,
1000 of our people will, twice a year,
take in hand a pair Of scissors, and
when they clip the coupon. experience
the feeling Of a Rockefeller or q
Morgan, who by their Industrious
ha bits have demonstrated that "cou-
pom clipping is a, sport as well as a
business
The first Liberty Loan issue was
handled under the direction of the
Grand Forks Clearing House and en-
,tirely through solicitors. Ourspeop1e
had o yet come to a realization of
the magnitude of the Great War and
the part of the United States was to
takesin it. 1t may be stated that the
buyers Of the first issue were those
who had from 1914 believed in the
aims OF the Allies and it wes very
hard tn interest the average citizen.
The Second Issue was again sold
under the direction of the Clearing
House. but the outstanding feature Of
the campaign was the work Of the
Ad Club of Grand Forks, who took
entire charge Of the work. established
headquarters and in a pretentious ad-
vertising campaign, asked the people
TO-. come to headquarters and there
fn&ke their subscriptions. To dc
away with the old style collecting
! committees looked like a radical de-
parture from established methods,
! but the larger part of the city allot-
men was disposed of in this manner
and only during the closing days of
! the campaign was it necessary to send
out committees.
Realizing that government bono
sales would continue throughout the
| duration Of the war. it was thought
best to place the work upon a perma-
| nent basis and in the hands OF a body
Of representative citizens and with
this end in view a general committee
! of fifty was appointed by the County
Chairman and this committee dele
gated their authority to an Executive
Committee OF nine, who had general
charge Of the work. Acting on auth
dertook to allot q very substantial por-
.tion of the amount to be sold in the
city and this was done. Using the
card system. two hundred individuals
were allotted in sums from $1,000 UP
to $4,000. Four thousand letters
were sent out, naming a day n hour
for these addressed to call at head.
quarters. A force of statesmen were
in attendance from seven in the
morning until a late hour at nigh,
and twenty-five hundred subscriptions
were the results of this campaign. III
conformity with the national plans
the Boy Scouts were SEN out on 8
cleanup campaign" but so thor
oughly had the idea of voluntary sub
scribing been fixed that Their effort.
brought in less than $1,000. (.
In the third campaign, the Ad Clut
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econtiausd o. Pass s,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-05

Grand Forks county men. BETWEEN
the ages Of 81, and. 81, in comfn6nf
with some ten million men through
out the country, registered a year.
ago today for selective service. Since
that day almost a thousand Of these
men. have entered the service, and
some nov are in France awaiting their
in the trenches. Some Of the
men who registered did not wait for
the operation Of the draft, but enlisted
in various branches of the services.
Below is given a complete list Of the
registered men who have been called.
The "E" opposite a name indicates
that the registrant enlisted; the ID"
means that he was drafted.
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CONTINUED on Page 100
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-27
vlNTON MAY HEAD
NEXT STATE SENATE

SALEM. Ore, Nov. Senator
a. W. Ortoa. Of Portland. ono of Sen.
stor -vintoa's lieutenants In bis can.
didscy for the Presidency Of the Sen.
sts. declared here that vinton now
hss II Republican votes prdgsd and
enough Democratic votes In addition,
70 assure bis election.
I'VE expect to obtain enough Re.
publican votes to put MIN over ana
will make no authorised announce.
nsnt Of the namos until thst time"
Senator Orion said. However. with
the Democrats ws now have In camp
there are enough. but ws do not wish