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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

TRANSFERS.
tWith name and address OF owner and
attorney
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth street0
NASSAU ST. cor Maiden lane, runs
1871 to n 8 Liberty st e. 23il1N
nj 10 to Maiden lane < " sss to beg
s'FS AND Bank NS " Il; u atty u F't:'G !
rS &c rs Rsds T1y %; ,.i;;i ;ior.s,U.
Nov S--Richard r. Costello, ref. 10
Lawyers Mtg Co. 90 Liberty st. ..tls.boo
West Side.
(West OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
9TH ST. $, 1913 Amst ayl 1Ltx
1OO.7 Jerome av, cor isbth Ct
S ;,,,o G5 Ssn h.s az C. s7a y
VIM c peane. 10 Douglaston I'd. Doug
laston, l. J, all liens, Nov 20; attys.
May & jacobson, Is Park Row. ...,..S
Manhattan ISLAND, north OF 10th street)
lSisT ST. 72 W. lO0x12s.sxlooeSl3s !
tforeclosl-Jas Foley, ref to Jas 4
Trowbtidge,, Noroton;, Conn. N9y ~
,sisTy e W. ;fope
clos, Nov 22l--Jas A Foley, ref. to Jas
a Trowbridge, Noroton. Conn. Noy Il;
atty. VIM r Glare. 1876 Bway. $685. coo
Bronx,
Borough Of The Bronx
LOTS 299 to 2as, map Upland Rlty Co
Cath Heating to City Real Estate Co
l76 Bway. mtg ISIS, Nov I'll; atty,
TIC & T CO. lIs Bway. ,..:::a;.,. $40
II Fulton to sue F Reed. sound Beach
Conn. and ano. mtg $4,000. May 3
1911. atty, T q 4 I Co, 176 Bway. 81
WATERLOO PL. ., IT'S woodruff av
a5x65--Margt A Marrlson to Pershins
II rubin, $40 Crotona Park North. 81
M6RTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth street.)
HOUSTON ST, s, 20 e Goerck 81, HukIo
D Minimize n MULTI to Schinmer
400 w 152d ct, instals. 6et. pr mtg 49,
address, 100 Bvay, ............!.'' '$'Vo
East Side.
fEaat Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteentf
siTH ST. 22l-gs F., runs n ss.sS " i6l 81
= sss to n 8 S4th at X e 2S.ix ne 1873
sc pa to n = Sith st Ne tlk TO peg
with gore on saith st.. 3, bet "a ana 20
ave., stth ST, 2ll-iI ". NJ, ss-gt "
strip on W; Nth st, Sli-ie f, i25xlo0 ii
also stocks. bonds and other properly
supplemental mtg covering purchase en-
tire stock &C, of the Central Dairy co
June 24-Bordens Farm Products GO I,
Columbia Trust Co, so Bwsy. as truste'
attys. Masten & Nichols 90 va
ct; notes. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .SSoz' e"V'S'
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue between Fourteehtf
and llOth strcets)
1OlTH ST, 81 w, 2TNl0O.li, Nov 2l-Wr
Oyrrton to VIM Hughes ~ w l0su o.
yr. sd atty, Jesse q Roe l2s s .o aS,
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Yesterdays Fires.

a NJ Loss
~ ,3U-32i +, 18TH st; Minnie
ElFlubaNH s.a....tr.... ....... lrlHlul
sbO--s3O Hewitt place, The Bronx;
q Z Johnson. ,.....,.,. ., Unknown
o. SO Canal st; w. ~ l..
Mhch!n Io,...,.... ...... TtihinI
10 35--gt5 81 Ann av.. The Bronx,
Francesca Macedonia ........T rifinI
l2:l5- Post 81 ana white Plains
Hv, The RruuNt unknown .TrihiuI
L. 80 Rlro ker ana Lafayette 81.
shed ,. $4,000. ,..,... TrihluI
l4:At--IN7 Franklin ST.. } Scaulou. Tr.Hlui
J20.-4ii cherry st., truck, Charles
Bltt'un ..........,,.--..Tr iftni
i5--l2t r. 5g'h ST.. Franklin
Bookshop .TrilAni
at5-ll3 e. Gith ct; unknown Trnlnl
S,5O--2I7S 20 az. The Bronx; L
Mcclure .....,... -,...,.....I rih NJ
5;35--26 W. 1i6th ST.; Jacob Solo
mon .,,..,,........... ....... Non
6OO-so9 9TH ay.: unknown. .Tr.hl.r
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BROOKLYN

FOR SALh-Sixteen room house, ma
hogany tapestry trimmed In Flaibush' =
finest section any one who wants to buy
$4,000 homo at sacrifice. communicate
Room 70t. 49, Wall ST
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LIS PENDENs.

l01sT sT, $, 100 e OF list av. IOONIOO. Ii
Land Estate, Inc, agt Hensle Cons 60
ct Al foreclosure Of mtg); atty, II N
BellingY
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

sTH AN., $50 Ben amin Len agt Jones
Wood Realty Corp ct ali Nov II, 1915
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

HotsToN ST. sOt +, mtg $4,000 one,
half part--Chas y Lee. trustee 10 Aiieh
smi,s = So, IN st. ST. saS HHG at Is' wsm
{ orr. 81 Chambers st; assns,;
Wafer tlTa sT. SIS, mtg ,5,oOO-Aibert HIM
to Jn9 sSh%it'' saf "a f,t A. a. e''y' N0 q
4oTH ST. S26 wv Trust co to Ethan
A Barnes of Plattsburgh y ana aho'
exrs, attys. Howard Campbell 4 SON SON
ssT7TT SRI iH'; so7, 10 ". mtg SIS 600 Louis
Wsstphal ct al, exrs sc, to Paul West,
phni, so5 W 55th St. .......n
9TH ST. b5 W. mtg s2s,0oe-Auguste
ST atty AbT Cchen, ~ Broadway; 81
SD ST, 80 h; sSth ST, i54 WI Amsterdam
av, sS5-Chas y Lee, trustee. 10 Allan
q Smith. ~ w t4uh st and ano, gan
atty, William c Orr. 81 Chambers
iksiF;Es W;@ %i. es ST. us.s2o. mtg .so,5co
J,ouis L Felix TO Mary I. Macdonald
sA W l2lst st; atty, Geo Macdons, a,
40 wall st. int In,rooc,.'''''''''''''''OOO
10TH ST. s.s E"%hs. N 1,e. err, to
Allen g smldt, - w 44th st: atty,
william or 81 Chambers s sS,i,i,jsk
william schwalenberg, cXr to william
schwalenberE, 4.97 Martha avi atty,
Gustav Goodman, 346 SWAY ,..,,SS,1 800
LED Az en- ss SAB SSsa st. same aSs' sd
PR0sPECT AZ. isif-isig-Isaac Hart to
William Franklin. $50 Il l6sth st; atty,
title Guar \ T Co. lIs Bway::.... ;..;Sl
lOO-Coumbia Trust co to Title
and Mortgage 60, 1856 BwaY atty.
y Y Title and Mortgage Co. iS5
SAVE ;MsS PKGpEiRTiY.'N y Title and Nor,
gage Co.to saml y Levy. 1905 W iltth
st, atty, same .....,....,.... .fG6,VOO
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MECHANICS LIENS.

2GTH ST. 1i2 W--Frsnkin Machine and
steam Boiler Works agt l4l W ?6th ST
Co. owner (renewaD ..............,.S42O
Bronx.
l5lST ST. 276 E--East River Mil 4 Lum-
her 60 aEt Madonna Del Suffragio Ho-
man Catholic church, owners; Thomas
Borgia. contractor, .,..,.,....,..tti.S SO
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IlrOn
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name anddress OF lenders a
torney)
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
9th ST, n 2. 1856 W Columbus aV, FOX
lOO.5--John % and 'susan Il Horne to the
Windham Realization co, Inc, May Is,
lS9SI attys, Evnrts. & d. 81 Wal
cgTH sf, "a wsane to same, tV'G 5,
1911; atty, Title Guar a CO. dd6S
4r s"s ST.. " 3, sal n Chirtstopher 81, 's6.Sx
lOl2-Ahr and satah' Leventhal to
Amelia Hellinger and Harry Rnaldo.
Nov ls 1887 atty, Hellinser S:O
gr9ad Iva as,' ,yennc 'g5siiaeSVyTT
Louis L,ese to FTedk Lese, June TO- 1906;
atty, Fredk Isese. 3j Nassau ST 800
lOhTH ST, sS6-s3s BMorfls Williamson
to, Benz and Moses friedmGni exrs VII
Gross & Sneuiaira, 309 Bway. 60, 900
BROADWAY, 5 " cor isOth st. sg.llxloo
Sheffield Farms, Slawson- Decker Go
to Hamilton F Dean, Feb 90, 1909; attys,
Salter & $, itO Nassau st, .,..,.. $40, zoo
18th ar, 59i E--Etpert Realty Co to
IAzett Lahr. Alhtrt T. Schuckle and ia
cub schlamp, eNrs will Jos Lair, May 3,
isl4. attys, Amend A, 1903 NASSAU
It ...................,. ,.......:. 81, 600
SAME PROPERTY--same to II Berlin,
Al ~, = 90. &c. &C., Et-9
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New England stock sales.

bpeciH DespdftH 10 Ihb GUN
BosToN, Nov. 23,--Sales OF New Eng
land manufacturing and other securities
for the week included
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The FIRST name is that Of the debtor:
Ferouc7 pnvid U-nitod Haul Em-
hroilorv COR Schuitller... S1Oa.it
LANCER Anna IA NJ Druck-
man .........-,........... 7I2t
sullivan. thIrl'a-E. Sweet Of M. 3Ei!
SChraWW", Frederick Nh.
Mnrphv ............... '...... 3.G2tSl
SOurd. Elias VI II. Gprdpu. l.42i
TrouhHfurn. salvatore and YIN
ceut-Mt. Vernon Bldg supply
to.,t..... .,.,...- ......., 6OP.N
{, Proving ...,..,,,..,.'...... gAoo.it
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r,,,n 1870 hntrasn Fourteenth

west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and llOth strcets.)
lOlTH ST. 81 w, 21NloO.il. Nov 2l-Wm
Ovcrton to VIM r Hughes, - w 1890 q,
! yr, 6Ct atty, Jesse Roe, l2s BroaH1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-07
PERSHING ACKNOWLEDGES
HONOR GIVEN BY FRANCE

PARIS, Aug General John !.
pershing has acknowledged in "a LETT
ter TO Premier ClemcuCeIu tht honor
accorded the general in the recent
award 20 him OF the grand cross ot
legion Of honor by thg French gov
crnmcnt Referring 90 the letter ln
which the premier Informed General
pershlnE OF tho award, I'm which it
was set forth that the French gov
crumcnt desired TO recognize tho
omiuont qualities the general has
displayed and the remarkable scry-
tees rendered. boy him "in org9nlzIng
~u promptly and efficiently the
American forces I'm France Cen
erul rcrshing suys
Dear Minister. President
Permit mc ln reply ~ your mes
saEc TO SAY that / Ru profoundly
touched 10y the btrh distinction the
French government has conferred
I'm according iHo the grand cross ut
legion Of honor. / accept th.s honor
with a feeling of dcop EfVutt See and
az u tribute paid hy the French
government Co tho qualities 90 the
American soldier Thry are qualities
pusst tssrd to uu eminent dvErco by
their French comrades
In the uamc VI the troops which
I have tho privilege tn command,
and in my own name I thank you
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-07
SECRETARY MkDUo WILL
BE BACK ON JOB MONDAY

ST PAUL Aug. 6 Secretary ~
the Treasury william O.. MrNdou.
who has been resting az Glacier
PARK. passed through &c. Paul today
on his way to- Washington and smile
iuEIy denied reports ha, he was un
tA' verge of p breakdown
Nothing was wrong with mo ey.
ccpt the strain ON my ;hroat and Voc
cal cords hc said Il have com.
pIrtyIy recovered Aly voice is 8s
good AS ever and that mcauH the
American public probably must sut-
Ter again whom the fourth Liberty
loan campaign oprns'
Secretary McAduo said : n q
amount OF the ncNt loan would uo
announced very soon" ue said the
estimated amouuta-tve or six billion
would hc somewhere near o.
The American people Will need mo-
proddinE when the next loan ,s
ready for subscription sasd The soc.
Rotary. 1--WE have been thrilled by
the viEor OF our boys in France We
are beginning 90 see visions of the
kalacrs scalp now We got them on
the run over there and we viii rom
them ragged"
Mrs McAdoo accompanied her
husband
Il expect 20 ho hack ~ my desk
Monday" said Mr. McAdoo,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-07

PIONEER NEWSPAPER EDITOR
Little Recognition Given to
Great Character 1T Death
r Illinois Last Week.
a., u,ult *. nr 8prcr

.I... appeared u ..srHI DkIu.
I.u. Hu.I IN..JHA brief mo-.
... ...t u..f ih. Wlfv that
.n...r IH.u1 Hunter former
NuUH "HInI.. man mad dlcd
H r"rmr.H I|I. aud uls rruHlua
".. ... .Huu.J tD Enid. okla, his
l..... u.W. tor lnlurmCui
H.f uuN DkDhumuuH nre there
vt1 hrrw who rorIii from tnHt mo-.
N.. NUa Charles Edmund Hun
f.T NHH uuH what u part be- played
- NI. upbuu1lnr of The great state
of HN,HHUwpH Tho great okla
uHunu gNdonuy dld not know, Do.
u..y mat publication called him
'luur"s Edmund Martin
IIIu theHr prDHs reports rrph
Iupl first chairman Okluhuur
ratc Republican committee" ryoy
body iu the state would have known
who ma passed away
Charley Hunter was upISd
'kIhhomnu lie was piuupn
IkHhUmuu
lie established the first Inh print
Ing plant iu the Hwt'..ut Guthrie
April 20. 1850. tho DE, uf rhr ofIr
int OPENING OF the territory
llu established tho fut uewHu1
per published in lincoln counts
tho Chandler Ncws The dnN nf 'Nt
opening uf iho Fnc and tuN hHH
Iottawotomlo country in lh9l
ITO established the nrst urwHpn
per published iu th, Cheyenne HnI
Arapaho country mo bFYi. .hf
NewH--on tho day NJ the opening OF
that country In 1899
WIN Fopullst Party
lls established the nraI uewFpg
per published boo tho Cherokee
strip the Enid Iuplr on lur dnl
~ tho opening uf that country
September 10. 1898 Tho writc
was nnociatrd with Hunter in M.
Newspaper optrrpflHrs ut Chandler
OknrChe shd Euld
Charley Hunter WAS always lr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-07
Old Trader

~ not n pcssimist but lac believes Ia
looking thing square in the face
lie says that We nrc to fncv Cuudl-
tiun of u shortage Of food this vom-
ing winter and that the poor will
suffer unless the Wcll-tu-do Unt icss,
No matter whnt BOOSTING POLL
TICIANS may say to encourage you
until after the election, We arr sure
20 be put on half HAriONS before
neat spring. SO save your money
, 60 pay ON your home nnd 20 buy
something for your babies to 0u
this coming, winter. You mny sny
can't live on less GllUB but you can
A herd ~ cattle will eat bushels of
corn and stacks of hay II thCy Cpn
Eet it, bus they will go through the
winter ON straw and STOCK Fields.
10 II true their ribs viii show Ia the
spring but they vii not stnrNc. Many
CORN FED, SILK STOCKING
FllASrlNG people win have 10 bc
IIALTEItED up and be given their
ALLOWANCE to keep thcm from
eating mOro Than their rightful
.Ahnrc, for like hig fat steers. snmc
y them viii Bl1'T the WEAKER
oucs down aud cnt up everything
In time uf war and suffering, money
nud wealth should not count, but
there must be restraint placed
upon nli and food MUST hc allotted
out so Rs ca sn,c the poor from sthrN-
ing All uf THE TRADERS stores
urr run in "A conservative way and
cnCh help to HOONfItILE In every
why pussihlv MrS, TRADER and
Old TRADER have the Shoes and
bry Goods and Mems work Cloth
Ing store ut 100 East First street.
They have bought stack after
stack uf the best staple Shoes. Dry
Goods, MintrrWcar ~ at kinr-, all
coming in this week Please bring
,Uur babies and vumC--lpok them
over whether YOU hul now nr later.
Thc-IRADGI}S NtU own TRAD
hrs No 3, West Tulsa, TRADERS
30. s. NJ ~ East Soyoud street,
Tulsa, TRADERS No. Z, al tOb East
First strct; also TRADERS. Park
View Place also TRADERS No. q.
Garden CITY ilut please do not for
gvt NOtUi.W TRADER md pID
nAp lltADii; with their Dry Goods
aud Shoes, 90 100 lAst First strcc:.
Always glad a. ~cc you whether Won
buy ur not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-07

aoeSnt strairhton you rIpht up and
make you feel fine and vigorous hv
morning ! want you 90 rn back 10
the siore and got your money D1a-
sons Liver Tone Is destroying tne
sale or 'cAlomol because Ii Is real
liver medicine. entirely yas,fabIo
therefore &c can not salvate or make
you sick
/ guarantee that ono spoonsuI OF
lod@onH Liver Tuna win nut your
slugE'sh liver 10 blrk and clean
your bowels NJ that suor bn. and
o0nH'lpa'"d waste which h rlocFing
your system and making You feel
miserable I guarantee that a bot-
tie ot Dods1n.s Liver Tone will
Aeep your entire family feeling fine
for monthc Give q 20 your children.
II Ia harm .Nss; doesn't Eripc and theF
uko It's plohakNt taste.--,Adu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-07
CUT|CURA SOAP
AND OINTMENT
Heal Eczema On Babys Face,
ltched So Badly Scratched.
Cost Only Is Cents,

when my baby wps two weehs old
her face broke out like heat was
told Il was eczema. II came IS rash
and her face was sore aud lnhamcd
II iiehed 30 badly that she scratched
until II would bleed, and looked fough
and scaly. She was eross and fre,ful,
and ahc could no, sleep and aht would
keep me awake.
I saw Cutioure advertised and sent
ior ffer sample. bought more, and
when bad used one cake OF CuibourS
Soap and one boz Of Cuticufa Oint-
msnt she was hsalod" lSignedl MRS
Jamie Campheld, Shakru, N c.,
Feb, ls, 1918.
Prevent further trouble by using
Cutscura SOAP iur all ,ole, purposes.
ss.yl. H,ss i',. V s.n Aias-~, PDsa suy'i
issp -. uiaunshi 9 snd ~ fslczn -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-07
HAYES MAKES TOUR
OF MINING CAMPS
Read, Letter from iirnd nf Iucl hd-
mlnl7irauun Asking thht Iun
1lnr be- Given. Work.

a.
'.''e Eip}'', bi''.'''.. '. ."'
United tTur Workers hHH .pHi com
u..i.H ID tom. nf f.l anthracite. min.
Ius s..t. .U.n.... bod. I.. ..... .......
q, tu. n.ur uu,..l... anal u..t
uuIkrra ou u.a u.p,.t..r ra.l of
speeding ur rruI.utIun IUs .r|rt
ipa boon. particularly tl1t al mluu
N"'E''H .htl. Boz 'hr p.'..h
""It IN'I IHu r'hul N'u'. H'F 'Nl
i'''''' 'N i' through .h' a.R N'Ih .'
'',IF "r'h
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'N"r..''H'. r'"NI''.h '"'|1
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.'''N". 'I 'N' t"F'. ""'.. WON
t''p To-. mo iHNI..'I'. I'hN.N. i'.|
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tUrr. j. upr...ufI. ,uuun, .Gf.ruI8.
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tIl over the land. can f.U. r,l..r.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-07

For twoulV- years charley llun-
Ter and mo writer Wrrr u.s rlu.nst
NJ pVrsouul friends 'uI|" and
many umo in tine nr'y lgv
strurrlrs of pioneering nr a.rIr
We "spllt our bagou." WHOM ne
Toasted ! Vps tattod. when no won't
hungry, the wolf panKs gnaWuu nf
The Winslow mail., 1918-03-01
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Chas. L. Finn, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administrator, with
will annexed, of the estate of Chas.
L. Finn, deceased, to the credi-
tors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them, with the neces-
sary vouchers. within ten months
after the first publication of this
notice to the said Geo. H. Keyes,
Jr., at Winslow, Arizona, the
same being the place for the
transaction of the business of
said estate, in said County of
Navajo, State of Arizona.
GEO. H. KEYEs, JR., Admin
strator, with will annexed,
of estate of Chas. L. Finn,
deceased.
Dated this 10Th day of Febru-
ary 1918.
First Pub. March l. last pub. March %.
The Winslow mail., 1918-03-01
Advertisement.
CONTRACT No. 8.

Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the office of the Navajo
County Highway Commission, at
Holbrook, Arizona, until II noon,
March 4th, 1918, for improving
the Winslow-Sunset Pass road.
The work will consist of: Earth
excavation, 5000 Gu. yd.; grader
work, 1850 lineal feet; rubble
masonry. IL Gu. yd.; gravel sur
facing, 1850 Gu. yd.
Plans and profiles may be seen
at the office of the Highway En-
gineer, Holbrook, Arizona, and
specifications will be furnished
to prospective bidders upon re-
ceipt of 81 which will be returned
upon receipt of bona fde pro-
posal, or the return of the speci-
fications in good condition on or
before March 4th, 1918.
Navajo County Highway
Commission.
By w. E. FERGUSON,
Secretary.
The Winslow mail., 1918-03-01
President Wilson has issued an

President Wilson has issued an
order fixing the price of wheat
for the coming years crop at
practically the same price as
heretofore established, which is
1920 a bushel on the basis of
Chicago for No. | northern
wheat. The order was made at
this time because the farmers
were holding back part of their
last years crop hoping Congress
would pass a bill increasing the
price to So a bushel. 1t is hard
to understand why the farmers
are SO insistent on a greater price
for wheat than now prevails, ex
cept from the prevailing spirit of
war profteering now so common
when the government needs all
the assistance it can get. There
is no material increased cost in
producing bushel of wheat now
than there was five years ago.
The land has no increased value,
the machinery used in most cases
is the machinery that has been
on the farm for several years,
and about the only additional ex-
pense is the employment of help
at harvest time, and the increased
price of the grain from the yield
of one acre will defray this added
cost for the average crop on a
farm. If the farmers of this
country could get $1.50 a bushel
for wheat for the next ten years,
with average yields, they could
all be Independently rich from
that one source, as in the wheat
belts of the United States the
farmers are raising from 5000 to
10000 bushels of wheat a year.
When the Aztecs in the time
of Montezuma decided that wo-
ven feather cloaks were to be
the sign of the nobility, they did
not reckon for the trouble they
were to cause future generations
who wish to immortalize the early
days of North America on the
never-fading film. Geraldine
Farrar, who so wonderfully and
vividly immortalized Joan OF Arc
in the great production of Joan
the Woman" was selected by
Cecil deMille to perpetuate the
career of Tezca, Montezuma's S
daughter, who for love sold her
city to the conquering Spaniards
under Cortes. It is upon this that
Jeanie McPherson's story for the
Aircraft spectacle, "The Woman
God Forgot, " which will appear
at the Opera House March 10,
was founded
The Winslow mail., 1918-03-01

DEPARTMENT OF THE IN
terror, U. S. Land Office at
Phoenix, Arizona, February
16, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Rufus C. Creswell, Jr., of Win
slow, Arizona, who on March 13,
1915, made Homestead Entry,
No. O26961, for SEA, WE NEA,
E half SW quarter, Section 4,
Township Is N, Range IA E, G..
and S. R. B. Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
three year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Thorwald Larson, y. S.
Commissioner, at Holbrook, Ari-
zona, on the 25th day of March,
1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
A. C. Marley, Earl Edwards,
William Lovelady, Hugh Barr,
all of Winslow, Arizona.
J. L. IRWIN, Register.
First publication 2-22-'18.
The Winslow mail., 1918-03-01
Notice of Reward.

The County of Navajo will pay
a reward of $50 for information
leading to the arrest and convic-
tion of any person guilty OF
shooting out or otherwise de-
stroying railway switch lights in
Navajo County.
By order of the Board of Su.
pervisors, February 18th, 1918.
r. S. TEEPLE, Clerk,
Board of Supervisors.
The Winslow mail., 1918-03-01
Good Morning!

Have you seen the latest styles
in spectacles-Toric and Kryptok
lenses, the only invisible bifo-
Gals? | have them. DR.. O. S.
Brown.
The Winslow mail., 1918-03-01
OWN A DORT
You will like it.


Here are few specifications that made hit with me
in bort
Motor:
Bore -2 inch Stroke inch
33 horse power by actual brake test. a.
Crank shaft 3-4 inches in diameter.
Silent Helical cut timing gears.
Westinghouse electrical equipment
Two unit Carter automatic carburetor no adjustments
Thermosyphon cooling
Transmission:
New Departure double row ball-bearngs throughout.
Nickel steel gears.
Rear AxIe
Chrome nickel steel sharfts
Hyatt High Duty Roller Bearings
Nickel steel pinon and beve gears.
Springs,
One-half elliptic front, 81 inches long
Full cantiever rear, so 1-8 inches long.
Extra large spring shackle bolts.
Drop postal card and get the rest.
H. JACKSON
Motor Cars.
Holbrook, Arizona
Premier bort
White Trucks REQ
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-07-02
CITATION FOR LETTERS OF AD-
MINISTRATION.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Newberry.
BY W. T. Ewart; Probate Judge.
Whereas, D. F. Sheely and G. A.
Sheely, Jr., made suit to me to grant
them Letters of Administration of the
Estate and effects of j. B. Sheely.
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the Kin
dred and Creditors of the said B.
sheely, deceased, that the he and ap-
pear before me, in the Court of Pro-
bate, to be held on Thursday, the 18TH
day of July, next, after publication
hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon,
to show cause, if any they have, why
the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day
of June, Anno Domini, 1918.
W. F. Ewart,
P. J. n. C.