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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10

When you use medieated sprays,
atomizers and douehes for your Ca
tarrh, you may succeed IN unstopping
the choked-up air passages for the
time being, but this annoying condi-
ton returns, and you have to do the
same thing over and over again.
Catarrh has w yet been cured
by these local applications. Have
you ever experienced any real benefit
from such treatment
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10
SWIFTS CLEARS
55 MILLIONS
IN TWO YEARS

CLHCAGO, Jan. f0.-Swift COM
pany. hackers, made net profits
or more than S2f ,OO0.OOO in 1918
and more than S3I. 900, 900 in
1917, the president OF Syvifts'
statement 20 shareholders yes
tcrday announced,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10
Prohibition Amendment I,aaned.

CHARLESTON, w. ". Jan, 10
By a vote Of IS to 3 following a vote
of rs to 0 by the senate "Wednesday
the West Nirginian house delegates
Yesterday ratified h national pro-
hibition amendment, 90 =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10
MEMS AND BOYS UNDERWEAR
AT Greatly Reduced Prices for a Speedy Clearance

Mems Cotton Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers
$1.OO' Values, Sale Price Csc
Good heavy weight, tan and
grey, all sizes, a rare bargain
for less than wholesale cost.
Sale Price .............. Csc
Mems Fleece Lined Shirts and
Drawers
$1.OO Value, Sale Price 69c
Heavy warm and service
able, a real bargain. Sale
Price $3.50. CSC
Lot 15O-F, Wool Shirts and
Drawers.
$I.50 and $1.75 Values at CSC
You couldn't buy these gar.
ments at this price wholesale if
you bought a carload of them.
Nearly all sizes. First come
first served. Sale Price. CSC
LOU z4I1, Fufe WOOI 0nlfCS
and Drawers
$3.75 Value, Sale Price $3.50
Tan color, velvet back, heavy
and warm.
Lot 2425, Wool Shirts and
Drawers
$3.50 Value, Sale Price $1.95
Heavy, closely woven, extra
good wearing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10
their agony, dared to give one a piece

In the summer whenever one of
the wretches comnitted the least in
fraction Of discipline, he Was exposed
for hoursfnn ahe banks of the Deule
canal. I have seen some of them
bound hand and foot to a tree for
whole days. As a priest I am a SER
Nant. Of the. Lord, ofmercg and for
givenegs, ana + car say that for those
barbariaus ~theTeycan be no pity. We
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10
in october He says

"A priest stopped me. He was one
Of the parish priests Of the city and
librarian of a public library which
the Germans had despoiled. He knew,
1 do not know how. that I wa an
Italian. Addressing me he said in
good italian 'svyiVa italia.
We embraced like brothers. Here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10

who know them for four years de-
mand their punishment"
Two Of these prisoners escaped
three DAYS before the German e8acu-
alton, and were shielded by an Italian
engineer Wild has lived in Lille for
years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10
CELERY KING
WHEN FEVERISH

Don't make the mistake OF ~botherinE
with uncertain remedies for Celery
King a purely vegetable formula made
into a pRlatabie tea Is natures best
remedy for constipation. upset stom-
ach. coated tongue and sick. headache.
IT'S the same old remedy that thou
sands swear by and costs only n few
cents for "a generous package.
Take It freely and give IL to the little
ones when cross and feverlsh.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10

A good newspaper carries store news
to its eader In quite as adequate q
way as it carries war news. or u OF
the other histories Of the day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10

Lot .2273-G Etc, Wool Shirts
and Drawers
$3.50 Quality, Sale Price $1.75
Super values, a clean up,
broken lots. If you can be fit
ted, you'll get a snap; come
early.
MEMS UNION SUITS
Lot 900, Heavy Cotton Ribbed
$3.50 Value, Sale Price $1.95
The best wearing garment
your money can buy.
Lot 2937, Heavy Cotton Fleece
Lined
$3.50 Value, Sale Price $1.95
Very warm and serviceable,
well made, perfect fitting, sill
yer grey.
Lot 051, Wool Ribbed Union
Suit
$3.50 Value, Sale Price $5.65
Medium weight, extra well
fitting, non-gaping crotch, non
shrinkable, our most popular
seller. Sale Price only. $3.50
EXTRA SPECIAL
Broken Lots, 200, $50, 636,
633, IA, Etc, reduced 1-3.
A bargain you'll not see
again soon, if ever.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10

ron SATURDAYS SPECIAL ONLY
ANY FALL COAT IN. THE BASE
MENT q PRICE
One big lot of serviceable warm
coats to choose from. Goats That look
well and give you good wear.
Coats for Women, Goats for Misses,
Goats for Children
SATURDAY Is THE LAST DAY
TufS ENDS OUR SALE OF SILK
DRESSES
ReautffuI garments That originally
sold for $3.50. Sa2.5O and $9S.50; all
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10

DeimeI Linen Mesh Underwear
Not all sizes are left, so come
early and maybe we can fit
you. They retail regularly at
$3.50 per suit. Sale Pr. $3.50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10

SATURDAY. Is THE LAST DAY.
THIS ENDS OUR SALE OF SERGE
DRESSES
And the sale might end before Sat
urday ends. These dresses are fairly
rushing out of this Bargain dept. The
reason: bargains Original prices,
S16.75 to $3.50. Special Sale $6.79.
Shoes for Everybody.
Silk Waists Sacrificed.
New Remnants on Sale
Sweaters at Sale Prices
ALIrIN THE BARGAIN EASEMENT
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-10

QIHosE VINO ARE sHREMD ENOUGH TO GRASP THEM, OFFERS MERCHANDISE COO
THIS SALE NOATATTER WHAT rot WANT, IFITS HERE ITSA BARGAIN 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-17

Notice "a hereby given q I,t ON a.. reth
J day o' May, 1919, tho { tgmmission.r, a.,
Tulsa County, Oklahoma IN receive open
and consider proposals fuf tho grading
paving and other~isc I'M Jfoylng tho follow
INK Tulsa OoUniy Road
Nu"SH-6. OF Section 81
AlIc1--l to ,. mclus' &C. Of Srrtlon. IN 90
NiiCs - 20 Z, inrln i've ~ SECTION 81 -
MIlcr tn g. iucir Iiyr Of Section '.t 90
Fart OF mile Of ,eiiou -" from ,asI
end ot milr S'ru"rI ct " north | miles.
ihcuce east % mir 10 the tosu OF uhN son
Bong total OF approx stmately Is milr,
flanA, protiles, IcciiicAtious and rsti
mates are on file ! the office Of the Count,
tnginerr County Clerk Court House Tulsa
Oklahoma, and vita ha department Of
lligb~Ays. CApIt building. Oklahoma City.
pklAhoms
Al proposals 10 he addressed sealed and
delivered 90 10 Board OF County COmmts
Non"rs of Tul A.. County Oklahoma In caro-
oi the County Clerk on or before t~o ~
o CLOCK p. NJ. Of the date above sct ont
Proposals. to bo accompanied with q rsru.
hcd CHECK ~ an amount equal TO Rpprori
ihAleiF ten DOl per cent of tHo Aun Of
ne bid. 'JAWn on bank located iU N,
state OF nklHhoma The right is hereby
rrherNed D. reject any aud al bids
Dated tins 7th da, Of ApgN 1919
buhlSp Of COMMISSIONERS or TULSA
By &Gwls CLINE. County CLERK
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SAILING OF TRANSPORTS
ANNOUNCED AT CAPITAL

WASHINGTON. oAprl Sc Trans
port saillngs wcr" announced today
as follows.
The transport Regina D'ltaLn. due
AT New YORK Apri. 20. hns on board
tho headquarters detachmcuts sup
ply and medical dclaChments and
companies A, 4 and g. Of the nan
i"ld battalion signal rorpa aud 81
casual companies FOR vnrioua states
Tho transport cape May due al
New YORK April 20. .s bringing the
hcadquartorE aud medical d-tach-
mcuts, companies A to T., inclusive,
~ the 10th engineers. goth and saith
companies. transportation corps and
- casual officers
The transport south pole IL due az
New york about April IS with Il
few Casuals.
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LEGAL

part thereof a. msy be necessary !or the
purpose Of said sale is A. follows
oll and ga lease and personal property
used iu connection thrro~iin on.
The North half ot tho Northwest Quar-, :
~ the Southwest Quarter and thf SuuthW, -
Quarter OF the Norttwest quarter o. ne
Nuuih~cst quarter section 1Artl .twu I' / T
Township twenty eight .9sD Nurth IH Tgr
thirteen ,lAl tast. ~ the indian N,r. fan
containing thirty ESQ acres. mufr ur -
NAhhlu ZION COUNTY Ok.Ahoma
The Nor'heAN VaArtrr.. y y. - o. N.
Northwest quarter - " = o' hrruu
lunrcu 15r. Township trvrut teen .1.I
North Range eleven IlN IasJ "A NJ
Creek County Oklahoma
An Inventory ot the propcrtt and tho
condition 81 same may be iuyct Ilrd a,
an, time bcfore sale by prosno : III, un,.
chA'ors al the office ~ the ~, ,i,,r ~,
Daniel 3rd floor Exchange Nai tlrA UsrL
building or at the oftcc Of a , htfoyr., .
for the receiver, Poe a iuudy Al. I.Ia.c
building Tulsa, Oklahoma
POE NDY
AtiHrurNv l. 4. I........
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section , said election shall be held
and teturnk thereof made In tho zane man.
ffsr aud by the tams officials % In the csss
Of The election Of State Officers, and In nc
cOrdsnne A. near az may hr with sbe pro.
visions Of the general rleoiten laws Of this
State The Secretary OF Slate shall Ger
tify In the State Hlestion Board the form
NJ said ballot and tho respective perrnns
~hoae duty IL IL under tho general elcstion
laws Of tho state TO cause notice OF tho
election IN be given and ballots printed and
distributed and election TO be held. and re-
suit thereof 10 Nv Asc-rtained and declared.
are hsTsby authorized, empowered and d.
r-"ted TO lake every step and 10 do every
thiug necessary To he isksn and done In
suri cases 80 As TO cause this Amendment
"a be property submitted TO The people ~
the stat" for their approval or rejection.
WhNn ths state Election Board HAS can
ynsssd the returns Of said rlertion, and
Atrrrtained The result thereof IL shaIi in
msdiAtsly certify 70 the Secretary Of Siats
he result NJ said election giving the total
number oi votes for and sxsinst said
Amendment and thsrrupon the Governor Of
the state shall By proclamation declare
gr result Of sAld election
Section n for any r~sson ssad else-
ton cannot be held on tho aforesaid date
II shall be held on such date ther-sfter 40
N" dov"rnor OF 'his state shall by proc
aration dssFnair
section g. This rcsolutlon shsii he pub.
N,hcd ln at l~as' 'hrr. daily newspapers
of general cirruiAton In the Stats. once
ga " WFfh lhf AZ east NhTeN NrNrNrhllNe
voekf before the vote OF ne people shall
hr taken upnn said Nrr rndment snd the
publication ~ this resolution herein
provided is hereby declared 10 he notice
o. 'hs hrorlr ~ me SlAte ~ the uroyis sinnN
~ aid Amendment and Of IT. submissou
tu 'to u~ople
Section o. N ssid proposed Amendment
rr ttvrf az said spSriAl election msloriiF
~ the votes ~ all electors voting at sad
election. ihru the Will ~ tho people 80 sS
pressed or attempted Ia he 81 expressed
shall not h~ defeated nor set aside. ON ur.
count ~ the failure, negligence M careless
ness ~ any officer r-r-on IN th- pcr
f1rmausr Of his duty. but 30 Amendment
,haII Immediately 50 into h'l torra and
effect
section z Il being Immediately n.~s.
arv Tor 'he utrsrryAuon ~ The public
poAr~ healin and safety sn orne-Eenr, fl.
hereby dsrlsrsd 20 exist by rcAson whereof
it IN 1r~~sssry that his Resolution takr -
'sJ' and be lu fDrrc from Ard after ~
pAsssv, 'rd approval
Niop'od hy the Senate. This 81, dsJ
n T.. DAvfpSlS
prrsiirrt pro TEN Of the ScuaiH
Nioplsd hy 'hr ticuse Of Representative,
'bN elt' day Of Narrh., igl2u...,
-peal %, Tho rlou,r Of 'Rrprc,snts',.,.
approved this S5u Jay ot March 1919.
= " 4 ROBERTSON
Governor OF ibe state OF Oklahoma.
Correctly Err1IIed
o. p TuthFR
Chairman tOmH ,.rn oh EHgro.ang
Hud FHfoiIi1r
Inc original Of which is nov on file and
a matte, ui rarord IN this office
'g ',sllrnouF Whrtrof hereto act nv
hand and cause TO bo afiiy-d the Great Sea-
ot state Done ~ the city Of OsiAhowa
,u hrs fourth day o' Apri. 4 y lgle
s.crca~y q STATE
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PARIS. April l6.--If tho dccihon
of tho siN important unions In France
b. adhered to. May ] viii hc oh
served by n general ahstcntiOn from
work, Tho delegates Of these
uuions-thc railroad workers. dock
workers. miners, metal workers.
sailors and general transport workers
ut T. meeting Yesterday decided 10
unite IN efforts to obtain recognition
OF the demands OF the workers. cs.
pccially an eight hour day and g
increased scale OF wages
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CASUALTIES OF lNFAN Cry
DOUBLE ANY OTHER BRANCH

WASHINGTON, April rG.-Thr IN -
hn'rN suffered moro than twicr the
'aFsh'tios In proportion 70 numbers
~ any other branch or the army. ac-
''ra.Nr To a statistical ropor, made
pNNua today by the war department.
hhl'ic deaths among the rommis-
,oncd personnel In the infantry was
-. per loo and for both officers
ana men was 1897 per 900
I RMS compares with thee average
~" 'h" entire army OF az per 900
.'' o''lc"rs ami 6 g for 10th officers
and men.
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Aba nslOrl Air EII,t,,

A.,tlRAlS SPRINGS. Coln.
p, l6.-Ihe attempt TO ascend
- Peak In n hattie tank was
goa '"n"d todny The tank broke
I'le yesterday at an altitude
...-"o fo"t and owing 10 tho dir
ot repairing 1t at that point
given up. '"e 'Vp was
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LONDON, April l6.-The death
o' Key John Neville Figais is an.
r,'ANccd here. Fle died Sunday.
"'hh Neville FtEgis ID. Lift D.. was
.n, OF the best known writer's on his
,,orIch and Theological subjects in
rns.'nd He was born at brighton
", ,,'iooer :, 1866. He was. lecturer
AZ Harvard in 1911
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LEGAL

IN TlE DISTRICT COURT oF TIE
NrTfp |rArtS FOR TIE EAST Urn
DISTRICT OF OKLAHOMA
q In the Matter Of Oh city IRu ,drv A
corporation Of 1plta Oklahoma. Bar Lrupt--
In NaukTptcy 'N0 9u1A
NOTICE OF SALE ny RFCt JvER
Pursuant /" al order Of this court the
und"rrlghcd receiver Of tho all ~. name a
bankrupt offers for sale the y ,operts as
sots and effects Of said baul rant sEtAtc.
said property to be sold oont 50 of com
p,eIc Laundry machinery on Fit horses
wagons. automobile truck certain real
estate lease on the building thrrc the OH
tity Laundry - NOW IocAt~d IN Tulsa Okla
hofna aid aStcts other ths = the lease on
th' building being inVoicrd at Sbi5z 20.
The Aamc may be inspect 81 by calling the
recciycr In care Of the In "a Retailers As
ISOLATION. IN city Of Tulsa Oklshoua The
said property will be sold at public auction
hv Sad receiver on tn promises Of the
Ou Clty Laundry al aocond street and
klgin. IN saId city OF fmsa. OLlahoua on
the 2i'n day Of April 1919 al ten o clo,k
IN tho forenoon ot ssir diy
TINS sale is Tor 90 , and subj sct TO eon.
frmAt'on ot the hSr Jrupi-y oonTt Dated
this 10Th DAY ~ Al fll igla.
" A. iAYsON. Receiver
TulsA, Oklahoma
BRoWN 4 YtN rFY.
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LEGAL

LEGAL
mono, IN be hands brloHtlng 10 such fund
h" state Road hAtstsnsncc tuud shall 10
uh"d only tu meet fhs expense Of ths por-
""'" "i materials and road machinerv,
hnd Tho payment Of labor emplayrd In tho
repair upk'rn and maintenance of tho road,
improved and hard surfaced undsr the pro-
NiEnns Of this Amendment Surh funds
'h' h' expended under the direeiioa o'
such agencies aud In sueh manner - mo
j .'Efslaiurc shall authorize
hanover The state vide system oi hard
! surfaced roads hrrsin provided loT "g
' NF'r"' Nnhiu any "uuhty durable hard
. 'uft'r'd Inad ln Food repair Witch meets
IN" U.arF snd spec ficAtions pf~scrihsd aud
I -"luitrd bv atd Connission Tor hard ayr,
laced roads tu that looAlltv aud which has
. been Constructed ard paid Tor Ny such
. county "r any township thrrrin in whole
. "r iu part the sAd Commission IL author.
Ii'd To .aecrIS such hard surfs ed rnsd as
/ " uatt ut Haid state vide system, and n said
"n"'.'ion accepts any surh road a.
pHii Of ratd slate ~iJc sJsiom tho sAid
Commission shall raIsr 10 he roustrnci~d III
. 900 huIh county along Eurh raate or routes
~ % may d~slguatr a hard surfaced road
a'o"rdioe to the NSm" plans aud Sp,sitga'
Nnhn rdun, In mileage 10 that portion Of
sh'h road taken over part Of said stats
vide system. and when 80 constructed such
road fhAll become and BE- part Of The
satd state vide system of roads, The public
Ilgh"a'N nt The, ,stAte upon which hard sur.
fA'"d roads AtN being conttructed shall
during the period oi ronstrnrtion b. mn.
de- the jurisdiction aud control Of said
tommuslnu Anrr tho completion Of IN.
/ construction 81 Aurh roada and "A ths
tam" are constructed and accepted by said
Commission thr' hall pass under The juri'.
dietion aud ,nptrol of The st.tr D.n.tim,nt
Of Highways and .han b. maintaip.a Wv
the Ntat, under me .ntho,,,v .nJ ron,roi
Of sa,L pspaTim,pt oi IIiSb..ys n, S.r,,n
provided uHtll otherwise provided by law,
uc or prtvnt, t,,,py ,b. ,,,h' n1-sS a. nv
rubI ie btgbv. atanv s,rp ,oaa, ~, ,.,ns
rnnsItu,tcd .saII ttntn,atai.iy ",or d.m.n1
~ s.td rnuD,,.i,n nae ot .tig.t nj. ar
Their mole line, uise iin,, t,.m i,n,. and
other iI,utrrs as p.y IN. y,so,r.d hy s.,d
1nintrt..i.n nrd IN r... aI T.iiur. IA
romn,ly do "A Ia pamm,..,or all nav.
authority to mos, n, .J,,,l a., r.,.c "a
Ii. mo,,d a, sIiu.tsd s,,sh lin. nd n.
mt,s in sucb n.nn., .nJ Al .n.h To. a.
tsId IonmI,.lon ,n.y Jssu .,n.s,.n, .na
aid Comm,,sio, ,h,li ss,. sn,h.,,,, "a
rolIr,t I,,, ,h. ow,,r, n, o-n.,s a. .,ch
Iinrs aud T,rturea m, COS, Of such moyinu
or adjusting and s.id Comm issian shall
ha,. ..,hn,y,, ,n',i,,,,s ~.
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wa. government troopq oc,un,,1 ~, -
nNre town or MAEdcbpry or r., .','
''l according ~ a Wcimnr 5;sr,,,,.
'hr Lokal Nnzcircr or pcrliD Gli," 80, =,
P"ri"d there was hard rirhtlnc
IN many casualties on both sides p
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I. -r.NpS AIRES, Tuesday, April
ahhnfs Of Buenos Aires arc or
T..n,..ztng strike against high rents
,,',., 'hd"d Tor dwelling houses ma
M 'S buildings used for business
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BROWN & NNh rFY.
httornsya for sILeecivsr.

~ TIlE nlSl NCT COURT OF THE
UNITED n fES FOR THE EASTERN
plSlN TT OF OKLAHOMA
In N" matt . ~ OIL civ Laundry Com.
rhnF InlSa Okla, BAnkrup, BANK.
NOTICE Of FiRST NETTING or
CREDITORS
To the tredttors Of Oh City Laundry
company ~ Tuba. IN the County OF Tulsa
and dniri q sforcsAid. a Bankrupt
Noi'" ls hereby given that on the 9th
DAY Of hrch 4 u. 1919, tho said on City
Laundry Company was duly AdJudicat~i
bNnkru u. and that mo first meeting of its
crediit - Will be hr'd NJ T. $ Marshal's Of
hcc. o. the Tcdrrh Rut'dinE in tho CITY
81 I Bra. In said district on the g5th day
~ nni, 4 u 1919. at . O'Clock 90 the
ATT Tnoon. at which time the sad creditors
ma attend. prove their claims, appoint =
u sstcc examine che bankrupt and transact
sch o'hof business as may properly come
sfOrc SAID meeting
huskoree, Oklahoma Anil IAN. 1919.
EZRh BRAlNERp, lR..
Referee in BAnkruptcy
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
IIIIAlL

SEALED BIDS will bc received b. the
BOARD Of Trustees oi Kendall College at ITS
office N the Irty oi TuisA Oklahoma, up 10
= u tu on Nav J. 1919 Tor the cous'ruc-
ton and completion Of the gymnasium to
he hui,t on the ground occupied boy kendall
college in the CiN Of lul#s Tulsa County,
Oklahoma. according To lh" plans and vrecl.
ncatons on file Al g0s Exchange National
Bank HoGdrc Tulsa Oklahoma and as
prepared By & +. Brdsal Architect Ger
uhed check in the sum Of two per cent OF
tho bids mast accompany each Ntt. The
Board Of Trustees reserves the right to ro
irct any or Al ot the b,ds that might be
s.bmlisyd
Tho Board 81 Trustees Of Kendall Cot
leEc have cash on hands with winch TO pay
FOR the entire cost Of mo erection ard com.
p.rtiou Of said gymnasium.
Bsted ihIs 1ih dae 81 Nrr' 1919
BOARD ug TRl HTtEa or KENDALL
COLLEGE
a.. T. r. KEMP, Chairman.
l.. q. WALTER Svcrrtarr
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TULSA
con WY ok ,IlQNN

A Thamas and Trojan Drilling Com.
many. a corporation r'atutls ,s. urAfcman
Crude OH & Ca CompAry oi ST. Louis, a
-orporauor Defendant so Ig.A
10 ALI. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
You and earh OF you are heroby notified
that by vtrut. oi an order msucd and d.
rec ted out ~ the Superior touu Of IulHa
Ccruty u, uEhhouA Ia the ahoyr named
cause hsl fas ptnisl. receiver iH saG'i 60,
will AZ pubhr suction or sale sell 20 tho
highest ard host bidder FOR cash o.. Of said
property LG.urEiug 70 ih' said defendant
company Boo both NwflDgiou 'o1htr and
Cre.l Count. BOZ thr state OF Ot .AhonlA. or
.,urh mar ttLgr,Sf as MAY ns necessary 10
pa, tho outslApdlug IuuId tndeb'"dress and
obligations ni said company said sale 10
hr conducted =, the west door o' the oont'
House of Tulsa County. OAshoma, On the
10th day Of MAJ 1919
THAI tae property 10 be sold Or such
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR TIE EASTERN
DISTRICT or OKLAHOMA
In tho Matter OF Quality Laundry a
Cleaning Company, corporation, IlItsa,
Oklahoma BAnkrupt--ln Baakruptcy, No.
2oAl
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS
To the creditors Of QuAity Laundry h
Cleaning Company oi Tulsa, in the County OF
Tulsa and district Aforesaid, Bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on the g2nd
day OF March, \ y 1919. the said Quality
Laundry & Cleaning COMPANY was duly
adIadioa'rd hauhp' and that tho hra
meeting of its creditors will b, held at tho
IU y MRryhNls Office IN tho Federal Build
ing Iu the Cliv ~ Tulsa, In NAii district
on the 25th day Of Apul A L. 1919. at .
o clock an tho afternoon At which time the
said creditors may Atteud. prove their
rlaims appoint trustee. examine tn" bank
rupL and transact such other business as
may properly come before said meeting
Muskcrec. OklAhomA. April ian, 1919.
4 D. McGARIG
Referee. IN BANKRUPTCY,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-17
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, June 16.-The heavy
rains in Texas gave the cotton mar
ket steady tone today with periods
of moderate strength, but advances
generally were met by increased liqui-
dation from the short side and by
short offerings based on the belief
that more favorable weather condi-
lions were in prospect for the belt.
Also, bearish sentiment was fostered
by the belief that higher money would
work against trading.
Around the opening, the weather
map caused an advance but liquida-
ton and selling for the account of
Liverpool soon put prices at net loss.
Private reports commenced to pour in
from Texas, telling of grassy fields
with much standing water in some To-
calities and only limited supply of
labor with which to work the crop and
toward the middle of the day, the
market was at it's highest.
In the afternoon, the unexpected
decline of Is points in spots, which
carried middling to 31.63, was against
values in the contract department.