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Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-30
Mining and Financial NeUs
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY REVIEW LEASED WIRE

NEW YORK, July 2y.-The stock market was in a receiptive mood dur, ing the greater part of today's mod erately active session, the uncertain price trend again indicating enforced caution by the trading element.
 United States Steel lost slightly over points in the to point reac- tion of the forenoon. but recovered in the final hour, when the list, oils and standard rails excepted, displayed fairly strong recuperative powers.
 Pools were especially active in to- baccos, New York dock, common and preferred, American Writing Paper preferred, United Drug, United Cigars, United Retail Stores and several of the utilities, including Montana power.
 The cheaper rails, especially New Haven and Texas and Pacific came in for further bullish attention, but in- vestment transportations were dispos- ed to sag, though showing less heavi- ness than oils, motors, equipments and shippings. United fruit ran counter to the general reversal, holding much of its stable gain.
 Total sales 100000 shares. Inter- national bonds were strong, but Liber- ty and other issues were irregular Local transactions evinced some heav- mess.
 Total sales, par value, $13,75O,00O.
 Old U. S. bonds unchanged.
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Whole Family Sick.

"All of my six brothers and sister as well as myself, have suffered since childhood from stomach and liver trouble and bioI;ing. I thought 1t ran in the family and l'at I could never be cured. but, thanks to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, since taking it nearly year ago I nave been enjoy ing the best of health ani feel like heN person. 1 nave no uUIDIe from anything I eat" l. is a sim ple, harmless preparation that re- moves the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the in. flammatiOn which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ail- ments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refund ed Lowell Drug Co in Lowell and Druggists Everywhere.
 Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-30

PhoeniX-Salt River Valley got l541 cars cantalOupes to market.
 State Land Department selects 100000 acres grazing land in Cochise county under recent enabling act of congress.
 Red Rover Copper mine, 50 miles north of Phoenix, being developed.
 Irrigated lands in Maricopa county to be increased to 100000 acres.
 Assessed value of mining priperty for 1919, $4S3, ,1S4.52O. Increase ot ST,0OO 900.
 Arizona sets new record in produc- tion of cotton and cautaloupes.
 Half million dollar hotel company organized to operate new Phoenix hotel.
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THE META MARKET

NEW YORK, July 29.-Lead, easy; Spot s5.7O@5.95.
 Spelter, weak; spot East St. Louis delivery offered at $7.SO
 Bar silver, $1.07k.
 Copper, unchanged
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED-Competent, reliable wom- an for general housework; must be good cook. Address box 97O. War ren, phone 4O5. 7-91
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THE COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, July 29.-Cotton clos ed easy at a net decline of S7 to 95 points.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-30

FOR SALE-4-room furnished house, with lot, Opera. Drive, $500. C. H. Hogan, below Copper Queen hotel.
 S-6
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LOST

LOST-On Tombstone road. a Kra- kauer, Zook and Mayes hardware
 catalogue. Finder please return to
 the Review office. Reward. 7-3O
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For Sale

FOR SALE-Casa Granda valley, 80 acre relinquishment, in fine loca- tion, good for pasture. For particu- lars, write E. F. Faulkender, Casa Granda, AriZ. $50
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WE BUY AUTOS TO MRECK-We buy rag sacks, cast iron, rubber. metals, hides. belts. Call Arizona Junk company. Phone 446. APT BAKERVILLS STORE FOR RENT For all kinds of business, require same building in Bakerville. Aug 9 FOR DRESS MAKING apply 3s Oak avenue. opposite Ben Frankenburg S.
 Mrs. Fitzgerald and LanfOrd. 7-31
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For Rent

FOR RENT-Large room with two double beds; running water. Hotel Letson, Main street. S-6
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Miscellaneous

C. E. IRVING, Painting, Paper Hang ing and Decorating, S5 Main. Phone Black 279. h-9 FORD HEADLIGHTS -Regulite Sock CT Plugs causes Ford headlights to burn uniformly with steady 50 per cent cent better light whether run nlnS car fast or slow. Avoids ac- cidents, increases life of car and
 gives added pleasure to car owners. Just the thing every Ford needs. Sent postpaid upon receipt of 8. Regulite Plug company, Augusta, Ga. Attractive proposition to agents and dealers Al
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
 SECURITY Meets on the first and third Mon day Of each month at Odd Fellows hall at S:00 p. m. Visiting members cordially invited
 ARNOLD SCHMID, Pres. .ident
 Box 34S3, Lowell, Ariz. WINNIE JOWLES, Secretary,
 Box 1054, Bisbee. F. J. ATTAWAY, Financier,
 Box 3171, Lowell
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REVIEW WANT ADS

 insertion, with mum
  will telephone
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Wanted
Help Wanted-Male

WANTED-Man to solicit and deliver groceries and wait on trade in store; must know how to drive Ford; steady place to right party. Address box 1S6, Bisbee, or phone 205. o-E
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FOR SALE-New White Rotary sew ing machine; also gas range, in good condition. Mrs. Best, house end of car line Tombstone Canyon.
 7-30
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FOR RENTING furnished light housekeeping rooms. No. 8 Bauer Hill. Aug 30
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-30

FOR RENT-2 furnished housekeep-
 ing rooms. 45A, O. K. street. 7-30
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TEXAS, made IeaseehoIders mlllionaires. Buy 40-acre lease ad-
 joining county, $500. Wells going
 down. Big advance certain. w. Ho- mer Shanks, Clyde, Texas. Aug 8
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05

cuai colo hurovecka con o5jcto de
que Rlgunas personals nc sc dieran
cuenta DO intimidades entrc ella : 20,
inSnaitad2a eve no tcn;an important
els.
/, Segun aclar6 Ochoa, y pudo compro-
barlo comparable una palabrs con otra,
Il clnre consist!s sic,nlcmente en- IA nu
meraci6n de las vccales en- el orden
progressive er que ararecen en- ALA
beto. Es decir, Ia T. por !, la e no- 2, y
csi succsivamente.
Otra pa!abra que intrig6 mucho a.
fiscal McAskill, fue e de Coy" que
aparece en- varias de las cartas diri-
gidas g. Francisco Crisantes por
Ochoa. La Crisantes declare que
Coy" era una palabra convenida pa
IA designar a Alfredo Ochoa, y el
padre del joven fallecido dijo que era
81 nombre De IN hermano de Fran
cisca.
Ia joren acusadora negoterminan-
temente esa declaration de Ochoa. Di-
10 terminanten&nte que no tcnia
ningun hermano que Sc llamara Coy
y que tai nombre era ficticio, uSado
en- la correspondence entire Ochoa y
ella, para designar a Alfredo.
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Aparece IN tcrccro
&c discordia

10 Que 20 le guerra decir a
Francisco en- esas cartas es que Sc ca
sara con Pablo Martinez, replica
Ochoa.
-:Pero porQue no Sc lie decia US
ted claro. sino usardo pal2bras en-
clave? EN- Ia carta aParece Il pa
lahra en- clave que fue traducida por
Ochoa.)
-PorQuc ella = yo bien sabiamos
De 10 que Sc trataba : no necesita-
hamos hablar claro. Ademas 70 no
Guerra u Pablo Maritime. e. que Sc
iba q casar con Francesca. suplera
cue yo hahia arGado trabajando por
endosar = Ia QUE iba Il ser su mujSr.
y porque, Ell este otro parrato
de Ia carta. le r~ecomcndaba listed a
Francisco que rompiera las cartas.
-Por Ia misma razon. de que no
fueran = dar IN dia a names de Pa
bio Martirel ' este supiera nuestra
coaspiraci6u para casarlo.
Y. :d6nde esta Pablo Martinez.
-AQui. en- San Antonio.
Previameutc. en- las ~declaraciones
De aver. FRANCESCA C~riSautes declare
que ella no corocia = Pablo Marti-
ncz y que 10 cs cicrto que eXisticra
cI plan para c~asarlo con ell.
Otro ~parrato dc las cartas que
Ochoa ic cscribi6 a Francisco Cri-
-. l. $50, .raiIr,ig
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05

SO pro~unc;an n o. ar3or Dc los de-
%l!uuios smo"osos,
"A tadss las mujeres les dos;a as
ted "=wset manu." nregunts candoro-
gaments q fiscal = C'choa despu6a
&c leer dos 0 tres quc tr&eH csa du!-
&C frase,
No Sc, rcs9o=dc ritado=e q
acusado.
pe=o entire las cart;!.s i~noseasivas
vienen las que lc est&n 1nado q Pc
dro Ochoa ell disgusto rlas grsnGe DC
81 vida. e. Fiscal lee cen sums aten-
ci6n, r~ecalcando los parafos, aQue!ls
cs la que lie parece Mas sospe-
chosa Y en- Ia cual ha tundado sus
cargo dicno funciona-! La carta
esta dirigida 4 Francisco Crisantes.
T! parafo compromet=:!oc de esa
carta, que el fiscal lee cot V~e2Gadcta
delectaci6n de Representative. de Ia
lev III ha cncontrado uE cargo, dice:
"Deio tcdo ell asunto en- tus manos.
Y espero que lie des mucha Nr!sa q IA
question para que acaben todas nues-
tras diliepltahss. Eesos = u r"2os.
FL fiscal lie pregunto a Ochoa 81 {!
escribi6 aquello, Y cuardo Ia obte-
riGo affirmative. inquiere
con acento de profunda lronla:
A que asanto Sc referia listed
en- esa carta? :Cual era Ia question
? Ia cral debia darle prisa Francisco
Crisantes. ;Cual eran las dificultades
cue Sc acabarian cuando Francisco
hicieva 10 que listed lie mandaba?
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La iiusticiia no ha poddido aclarar que Pedro Ochoa sea un criminal

pus Christi, lugar donde Pedro Ochos
vivi6 muchos amos, tuvo atgnn cargo
Municipal y dirigio IN peCaeno pc
ritdicn, Sc presentaron aye: a rendlr
declaraciones en- favor del acusado.
Una de elias fue Mr.. Robertson,
Sheriff del Condado deG Nueces. del
Qua! es cabecera Corpus Christi.
Favorable en- extreme para Ochoa
fue la declaration de csc funcionarlo.
Manifesto que Ochoa, durante su per
manencia en- la ciudad costeha, habia
demostrado ser IN ciudadano modeto,
~respetuoso de las leyes Y homb-e ds
magnifica reputation en- toda la co.
munidad.
FL fiscal Mc!Askill hizo una seria
de preguntas al Sheriff Robertson
tratando de encontrar un punto vul-
nerable para hacer cargos contra
Genoa. pero el tcs,igo Sc sostuvo en-
todos los puntos que abonan notable
mente al acusado.
Declare dcspues ell Juez lyman,
que tiene q SUI cargo c! Ju2gadc de
10 Criminal en- ell Condado dc Nueces,
Y su declaration fue igualmente favo-
rable a Ochoa.
e. senior Jesus p. Franco, Ayudan-
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Las cartas dc amor

pespues Ge aCorar 81 eXamen minu-
c;oso del significado de las cartas de
Ochoa. Ell fiscal pasa a hacerle pre-
gurtas de las relacioncs que sostuvo
con las mujeres cue lie escribieron to-
das aquellas misivas que Sc amonto-
nan sobrc Ia mesa de! funcionario
piblico.
Aparecen una, f;rmad& per En-
ma" ' fechada en- Nashville, Tenn,
ORA ror Miss Newton, de Forth
Worth. Texas, otras &c Elvira de
Leon. del mismo lugar. otra de Maria
del Carmen Loya de Fl Paso, Texas. Y
otras mas cuyas direcicnes no publ
mos tomar. Todas elias, como deci-
mos antcs. hablan Solamente de amor
' no pueGc sacar de elias cl Fisca!
NADIA Que comprometa Z Ochoa.
!. cada carta que aparece, el fiscal
pregunta q Cchoa que 81 es suya. En-
una de esas ocasiones, el acusado, que
no yuede alcanZar a yer Ia misiva.
responde de buen humor al funciona-
RIO que inQuiere Ia paternidad de la
carta:
No puedo verla. QUEEN sabe 81 Sc
ri mia. aunQue puede ser que 81, por-
Que he cscrito tant2s en- Ia vida.
La cIave ristcricsa.
FL fiscal, al cyamInar las cartas
CT que aparecen parafos dc extra
no Significado 0 de velado sentido,
manifesto que por declaration que lie
habia rendidc Francisco Crisantcs,
So deducia que en- aquelios parrafos
cstaba oculta Ia terrible orden de la
muerte dc Alfredo OchO. Al mismo
tempo diio que IA Crisantes lie ha-
bia descifrado las palabras escritas
en- claye : que ALI tambi6n Sc ence-
rra6a una a~cusaci6n formidable
contra Pedro OchOa.
Este expljc6 que Ia cosa era bien
sencjlIa : no ocultaba el tragico mis-
terio quc Sc lie guerra dar.
-Hasta los niNos de las escuelas
conocen la clave que 20 use Ell mi
correspondence con Francisco y Ia
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(Vicnc do q iE.l

e. fiscal demostr6 IN marcado
enpeao en- sacar en- clago de 10 COM
pra de las p6lizas, cl principle del
drama de que Sc acusa a OcAoa ser
u~rotagoaists. Varias wees declare c!
funcionario CUE de "a forma en- que
estsban g~estionadas dichas p6lzas Sc
Gesprerdia que hsbia IN fin preme-
ditedo para su cobro, mediante IA
muerte de alguno de los beneficial
rios. Sus preguntas relacionadas 0
el caracter de las polizas iban diree-
tamente & descubrir 81 Gchoa ten!a
fraguada Ia mUerte de su hijo.
Lea listed 10 que dice Il clau-
sula de esa POLKA, le dice el Fiscal a
Ochoa entregandole el documento.
E. acusado tiene en- sus manos IN
momento Ell papei, Y luego Sc la de-
vuelve al Representative de Ia Ley
diciendole:
-Lealo listed, 81 gusta.
ST. senior voy 4 l~ecrselo.
La clausula a cue Sc refiere Nc
Aski!! estS concebida en- estoS termi-
nos:
.Esta POLKA no sera cobrable en-
case dc que el beneficiado muera en-
Ia guerra. en- algun accidente, o de
muerte in~tencional.'
y rapidameate. volviendose hacia
cl acusado como para c0gerlo des-
? prevenido le dice:
y porqut no ha colorado listed
esta POLKA?
-Porque no he querido.
mo ha sido porque listed sabe
cue su hijo fu6 muerto intencional-
mente?
No, senior. no ha sido por ESQ, d.
&c con toda energia Ochoa.
y las otras p0lizas. plenSa listed
c~obrarlas"
ST. nor : luchare Hor que sc
ne paguen, hasta cl u!timo momen-
to.
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Ell nistcr:oso "CGy'
Esta affirmation de Francisco fue
echada por TERRA con las declaracio-
nes de varios testigos venidos de
Corpus Christi para deponer en- f.
vcr de Pedro Ochoa.
E. primero Que Sc presento en- Ia
tribuna de los testigos fue Anacleto
Mondragon, que trabaja con una I'M
portante conapania del puerto teNano
mencionsdo.
Diio que conocia perectamenfe a
IN muchacho. hermano de las jovencs
Crisantes, a quien llamaban todos cen
ell nombre de Coy. FL fiscal interro-
20 a Mondragon despues de que nj
20 igual ccsa ell defensor. Y el testlgo
estuvo de acuerdo Ell todas Sus de-
claraciones, de las que Sc deduce que
realmente existe I'm individuo ole Sc
llama Coy" como 10 aseguro Ochoa.
Siguio a Mondrag0n, en- Ia lista de
testigos de ~descargo. Jesus Lozano.
de Corpus Christi tambien. quien
rindi6 una declaration semejante a Ia
de su antecesor.
Testieos de d~escargo.
Dos prominentes personals de Cor
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Sus relaciones con Ia
CrisantcS

Ochoa fut irterrOgado tambjen so
bre Sus re!aciones con Francisco Crl-
santes. ia bella muchacha moreno :
de ojos de un neErisimo p]rofundo
cue cor tanta cnergia 10 acusa &c que
ella fue Ia intermediate para el ase-
sinato dc Alfredo.
e. acusado hace = somera rela-
ci6n de 81 conocimiento con Ia Crt-
santes. Declare Que cuandO 81 fue
miembvo dc Ia policja de Corpus
Christy. sostcnia ali . Francisco Y
a toda su tamilia. ~paSardo}e una sUma
semanaria que variaba entire SO =
S25. Tambien soStuvo a Francisco ' a
una hcrmana de esta. en- Forth Wor..
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(Pasa a Ia l0a. Col. la
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CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.
Telef0nOs: Crockett 9y6, SY7,

IeIefonOs: ITockeit s9b, ssl,
999 Y 1920.
f. TNICO STTIO MEyICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- Ia CIUDAD.
Carros . propjS:to Y a precios ra-
Zonables. especjales para Bautizos,
Matrimoni9s = Funerales. Wales cor
tos 80 cts. Fora $500. PreciOs es-
peciales para fuera de ia ciudad
Service rapido dia v nocne.
Leon 4. 2lartiGeZ. GereHte
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Yerbas Medicinales.

Entire ctras muchas hay:-Dra-
60, Ruda. Gobernadora. Hinoio.
Suelda, Fenado. Perejil. Csndeli-
liz. Cenizo. Hoias de Naranjo. dc
Nocal Y de Limon. Flor de Pena.
TIE de Sena. lerbabuena. Mula. Ii
moncillo, Simonc!l!o. Huachichile.
Cancer, Golondrina. Capitana, Po-
leo, CachanO V Cachana, Bet0ni-
ca. Saliva. Flor de Altea. Acoco-
tillo. Toronjil. Albahaca. Oreja de
ration. Alhucema. Anacahuita. Ven
tosidad. Manzanilla, Rosa de Casti-
LA. Azahar, Tomiilo. Romero, Me-
jOrana. B~orraja y Cuasia.
In manojo por ......... DC
30 manojos por 1925
100 manojos por ........ 1856
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Drogas y Medicinas.

TONICO SAMSON para evil
tar la caida del pe!o, frasco S1.25
ESPECIFICO MORLEY para
tenir de negro ell pelo.
Ell traScO a ...........- i3c
CAPSULAS CARBOLICAS
para curar la lombriz So
~iitaria l.5O
Plantillas eiectricas para ell
reumatism0 Y las enferme-
dades de los pies. ell par . LOO
Cinturones clectricos. u ba-
terias. 400
Cinturones electricos, 6 ba-
terias leo
LECHE VIRGINIA. para Ii
rar e! PIANO de la cara -. 75c
Te Guadalupaao .......... 35c
PILDORAS FOSTER para
los rinones .......... 60c
Aceite Eolcanico .......... Acc
Aceite MeyicanO .......... 40c
Aceite RelanPago ......... J0c
Jarabe de alquitran para la
los I0c
Emphasize Guadalupano ..... 35c
Emphasize de la Abucla $500. 35c
Aceite rosado, aceite dc ARA
yanes. San Andres. San Ig-
nacio, San Aparicio, San
Jacobo y otros de uso CO.
nocido a 20c
Ralsamo trauauilO .......... 2Gc
Aceite dc almendras ....... 2oc
EmpIasto Grissi ........ 40c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20
BOYLE NOT QUIETED
BY RULING OF COURT
His right on State Corporation
Commission. lie says,


OKLAHOMA 'ITi. May 10 IN
spite Of suprcmc court decision
which holds thal I'd Boy." has no
supervision over the OIL ANA gas
conservation In oklahoma. Boyle
will continue hi fight To- retain the
authority which hc believes belongs
to him and viii refuse To turn over
10 the corporation commission Ger
tain records ana documents concern
ing oil development which he now
holds iu his possession Attorney
General Freezing has been asked TO
look into The matter ana further
legal complications are likely to f6l.
low aa q result Of Boyle's action.
HoNlea contention Is that the act
OF the 1918 legislature creating the
OIL ana gth conservation department
of the corporation commission was
Illegal asserting that his office. Gre
Aict by The constitution. IN given
Jurisdiction over The matters covered
In ne 1915 act
Attorney General Freezing has in
timuiod that he may flir u nan
damus action IN compel Boyle to
urn over his records
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AND FEEL FRESH AS
g. A DAlSY-TRY THIsI
esys glass Of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washss out polsona

To zee the tings OF healthy bloom
In your face, to see your skin get
clearer and clearer, to wake up with
out = headache, backache. coated
tongue or a nasty breath, in fact TO
feel your best. day In and. day out
tust try inside- bathing every morn
ting Scr one week
Befors breakfast each day. drink
. ElAss OF real hot water with a tea
spoonful OF limestone phosphate In
Il As q harmless means OF washing
from the stomach. liver. kidneys and
bowels tho previous days indiges-
tible waste, sour bile and toxins
thus cleansing. swcett tning and pur-
flying the entire AlimentaTy canal
before putting more food into TIA
stomach. The action OF hot water
and limestone phosphate on an
empty stomach is wonderfully In
viEoratinE, II cleans out all the sour
fermentations, gases and scidity and
gives one splendid appetite for
breakfast.
A quarter pound Of limestone
phosphate will cost very little at the
drug store but is sufficient TO dem
onstrate that Those who are sub
tect TO constipation, bilious attacks
acid stomach, rheumatic twinges
also those whose skin is sallow and
complexion pallld, that one wsek Of
inside bathing will have them both
looking and feeling better In every
way ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20
29 RECEIVE DIPLOMAS FROM
BARTlESVIlLE HIGH SCHOOL



BABTLESVfILE. May I9--A
graduating class OF % viii be given
diplomas Mt the Bartlesvillc high
school commencement exercises June
., The commencement address Will
be delivefod that night by Allen -
Albert. formerly president Of the In
iernauonai Association Of Rotary
clubs The haCcalaurcate sermon viii
ba delivered by the Rev. william
Metcalf June at the high school
auditorium, The juniors viii give
their annual reception to the seniors
on May 20 and the annual senior
class play will bs given at the high
school auditorium on the night OF
Mayo30
poll Of the graduating class
SHOWS mat a majority Uf the grad
yates viii continue their studies In
finishing schools. Following are the
graduates.
Leo Applcgatc. FLOYD Barr, Harlem
Barnos. Charles Drisku. Hurncn
Graham. Melvin Uclnic, Orlan
Hughes. Kent Jameson, Darwin
klrk, Red Cloud lannom. Carl Mar
TN, Russell Weber. Louise CarmaCk
Malnor Coe. Marjorie Davis. Georgia
Fox. Maude Harw ood. Aleen Hlg-
gins Frances kahic Dorothy Ktrk.
Mimic Mclain. Amy McPhcetcrs.
Odessa McPhecters, Faye Operlees.
Dorothy richards. Helen Srhocu-
fcldL Dorothy Turner, Mae Swlndls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20

KIDNEYS
PURIFIES BLOOD

To. can. expect weai Kidneys 10
E'si the acid, and poisons cut ~ vouf
.,'',.n nnles they are gwen ntu, help
Don't allow them 60 become diseased
When n little attention new VII pre-
'er' ". Dent try TO cheat aaturs
~ soon ss you commence 10 hsv,
kaet.eht. feel nervou. and tired GET
BUSY. These s'e usually warning,
thai your Kidneys are not working
properly
Dc not delay . uiputs. Go AFTER II.
cause OF your ailments Or you mar ind
yourself Il the grip ot sn incurshls ,h,,
sssA GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Ol esp.
,ulss will give aimost imm.di.t, reh.i
from kidney troubles GOLD MED,
A. Hssrlsn OI Capsule. viii dc
tie work They s-s TIE pur. ORIGINAL
assrltn OF Csrselei imported direct
ron the laboratories In Haarl,u. Hol.
land. Ask your druggist for GOLD
MEDAL and secept no subsututes
leek .or the name GOLD MEDAL 90
every box. Three sires sealed packages.
Money refunded II heJ do not suiehlJ
hslp yoa = --------
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20
ASKS JUDGE c. B. AMES
TO "BUST TRUSTS"
A. Mitchell Palmer Secures Assist
nncs- OF Oklahoma CITY Attorney
IN Handling ZIG tores.
GO TO WASHINGTON JUNE |
Hts Re,Dr,i ns state Eood >dminis-
tTntor Brought Him tommenda-
ton OF Herbert Hoover.

areei.l to Tho World
OKLAHOMA CITY May - H--
Judge g. T. Nmcs ot oklahoma 'u}
has confirmed reports from Wash -
ing on that he has been named as.
srtan' attorney general q the Unit
81 Stntes. Ne viii leave hero IN -
few days for Washington TO take up
his new dutics
Under the direction NJ Judge
Amcs the prosocutToh ~ anti-trnht
sultH which are now pending IN the
courts Will bc conducted. Chlef
among these are tho suit" against
tho Reading COMPANY and the
United States steel corporation
n has been rumored Tor some
time that Judge Nmcs was slated
FOR an Important government office.
As state food Hlminisirator during
tho war he won the commendati
Of Herbert z Hoover national Hdr
mlnistrntor and moro than state
wide recognition fur tho intelligent
and efficient manner In which the
food laws were Administered iu tho
state II Ia said hat he was invited
to 20 10 Washington 10 confer win
Attorney General Palmer In regard
IN the appointment which. according
10 Warrington reports, was ap
proved recently by President Wilson
In Paris,
Judge Ames Ia one Of Oklahomah
best known men As an attorney
he has won national reputation
For many years he hnH been asso-
ciated with Dennis 7, flynn In tho
practice OF law here During Gov
ernor CRUCES administration he was
a nom ber " the supreme court com
mission but ho has never engaged
In political campaign for office al
though there have bceu persistent
rumorn that he would become u can
dldatc for United stntos senator IN
the democratic primary next year.
10 secceed senator T. =. Gore Many
political observers see In his APP
pointment as assistant attorney zen
srsl, another indication that he still
has his eye on senator Cores toka,
although his friends have vigorously
denied that he has any political as
pirauons,