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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-07-31
MINNESOTA Girls Flag Flag Presented.

minnesota Girls Flag Flag Presented.
Washington, July 29.-Representa-
tiye Stevenson and Charles l.. Stew
ELS, editor of the Warren Register,
presented TO the President flag pro-
posed for the league of nations. 1t
contains large blue star on back
aEround OF white: On the blue star arg
ezS stars, representing the priA ipai
powers. In the flag also is Red
Cross, significant CT the relief of suf-
1eriag. The flag was designed by Miss
Hazel Berg, 13-year-old schoolgirl o.
Erskine, MINI. It's adoption is urgec
BY various organic tions.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-07-31

develop good wind and strong hooks
that are clean. This is the only
way to grow stallion colts properly.
Any farmer can handle colts this way
and they will be the least amount Of
trouble to him"
P. w. Huntenler,
County Agent.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-07-31
HORSE EXPERT SAYS OUTLOOK
FOR BREEDERS SHOWS BIG
IMPROVEMENT FOR BREEDERS

The foIlcwinr nm ninat on deal.
with the pr,~ent ard tho f t-> horso
market. has bee-, received at the Farr,
Bureau office from E. B. White
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-07-31
HOUSES SCARCE

F hear dscordan slogans hear the loud and sad lament
wearing their brogans hunting houses they can
Every village, and city the discour
aged that good houses few
my burg Empory, chasing round and
old can't be found And the
word spoken everywhere chance to from To-
peka to Hoboken folks hunting for home.
When they're sick tired of chasing when their souls with woe
they will do bracng maybe they'll decide to
than wont slump back
really clever who will build himself shack
yawpng; they thoughuess
have been shopping the modern lumber
Building today than all other goods
buy commodities the lumber dealer nigh
Monied often quesng gold brick and dern the
ready investing blue picked ice they'd
build lot of houses they might dwell Easy street where the
browse and the dingbas song Every time
they build dwelling would and still increase
camorng and yelling, and begging for fveyear lease
There's better than this thing building homes
and the fact should find position the putocrac domes
And bundle should be
his dealers store
There should be boom building such have
palaces with ornate gliding modest homes all painted green
I'll 49, Mas
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08
PROSPECTO2 RETURN s

Sam Mems returned to our c-ty on yesterdays trtir, having spent several months on the coast, pal t of which time at Lr- tOuche during tde influenza cp,- dcmic.
 Although there were one hundred cases there, Sam was not a victim which he considers due to fresh air treatment, tho we think he might have talked the germs to death.
 He wishes to emphatically re- flute the statement that he has come back to go to work as he is equipped with 100 pounds of rabbit wire and bait.
 He will leave soon for his rab- bit patch on the Nizina flats.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08

A crate of live poultry ship ed in by the Dan Creek Mining Co created a sensation at the oepot this week. They were liberated in the warehouse pending instructions from the owner; but it was a harder task to muster them again.
 After a strenuous chase in which Al Dozt had to climb the rafters and Nitric and John NeI sou We're floor m lnagors, the willy chickens were coralled < were taken to new quarters, all except three, which took refuge and were found next day, under Amber's steam laundry III lchin cry in storage.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08
COURT NEWS CASE BOUND OVER TO GRAND JURY

In the Commissioners Court this week before Judge Parker Smith, Mrs McCullum was charged with infringement of the bone dry law and bound over to the Grand Jury.
 The informant. Thuro Lind strum was detained as witness under bonds.
 This is the first case which has been bound over to the Grand Jury from this town since the enactment of this law.
 Hon. J. H. Murray was coun- Sel for tire defense.
 A la"ge audience was present at the hearing and followed the case with interest, so much so that one citizen interrupt(d the proceedings and Was fined $10. fer contempt of court.
 Intha clse Of Clo1inger and Miller vs. C ,rQon to recover ctr tain monies
 The defendant did not ap- pear on the date specified, tho Oscar Huns m reportcl havin g erved tLe summons.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08
MOVIE SHOW

The Movie Show Was held last evening instead of Sunday this week, an excellent prog ram was presented including w. $. H lrt in the Desert Man" and Charley Chaplin in The -Adventurer"
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08
A. B'S

Tie Arctic Brotherhood met at we'll attended gathering cn Monday evening when Neil Van Ho"ten and Will Lubbe were initiated into the order.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08
FIFTH LIBERTY LOAN

The Fifth Liberty Loan will will be launched the first week in April, This will be the last of this series of war loans anu of shorter duration than the previous loans.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08

Wirks, man ties, and climnays for Alladin lam $ have arrived at Post Office store.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08

Just Received; Fresh Shipment Beef, Pork, Mutton, Oysters Bologna, Head - wurst. and Rs
 R l.. H. Marshall.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08

Scratch tablets , cents. at the Weekly News office.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08

in order to thoroughly overhaul the machinery.
 Clifford Cayouette is in town for a vacation. Soon after his ar rival a dance was arranged 1ol Saturday night Clifford would not think he had been to town if he gid aot 90 to a dance.
 cs$
 Ed Me sellen, Of shushanno. who has ~sitSAAl4eS 4IoraI months tt the kehh4cott copper mines IS Ill town preparing to le4v11ul ais property soon.
 Nil. Louis WiGing is in town on short furlough from Fol Liscum and will leturl. on tAe next train
 Mrs. F. H Ols ,1 l f today for Chitina, where >Ee will stly ! few weeks.
 Chqs. H;rdn,ng has urchaS ed [! lot cn Second Street fac ing IHarret Way from Jo' II Bal turf and will erect q substantial building in the spring.
 VIA. Woolil lelves on the next train for the Fast on mining alI lamils b ,sn ss.
 Cn account Of a severe storm raging at tht lower end, the train service will probably be held up few days.
 There have been several cases of chicken pox among the child population the past few weeks. all mild cases.
 4,
 Nels .,~ ovlg returned from the coast yesterday.
 Lincoln's Birthday next Wed nesday.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08

Nex5 FridtJ w.l b. Ssnt Val tntine's Day.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08

A turl;cy and chicken din1l anl dance will be given by theS Red Cross on Washington;s birthday at the Mccarthy hotel
 The business houses have do mated the funds.
 Everything has been arrans. cd to insure a thoroughly gooG time, which will be made con- pLete by the knowledge that you are helping those less fortunate.
 Entire proceeds go to the Rec Crosr.
 A shipment of 90 sweaters w Us sent 10 h. ldquarters from Mc> arthy cJAoter this week
 h the Ii t of Donations t oo the Leo Clcss l inner publ ,,n1, 1 ,s5 wee B. Smith was CT >,r. e Wi5h Sl). i his should te n S5.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08
NEWS ITEMS

The Mother Lode plant closes down tomorrow for a few days, in order to thoroughly overhaul the machinery.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08

Nil. Louis WiGing is in town on short furlough from Fol Liscum and will leturl. on tAe next train
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08

Mrs. F. H O-ls ,l f today for Chitina, where >Ee will stly ! few Waaks.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08

Ed Mc s;s sssalllen. Of Shushannq, who has ~sisaaaa4es sssa4es .IeraI months tt the hehhecott copper mines IS in town preparing to leave lls property soon.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08

Chos. Hirdn'ng has urcha ed I! lot cn Second Street fac ing I}arret Way from Jo' II Ba1 turf and will erect q sub>olntia building ill the spring.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-02-08

Nels .,~ ovlg returned from the coast yesterday.
 Lincoln's Birthday next Wed nesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-27
AMERICAN FINANCIAL
EXPERT SAYS EUROPE
IS NOT BROKE" YET
RJMORS or IMMINENT COLLAPSE
NOT JUSTIFIED BY
THE FACT

Paris, Tuesday, March 25.-Pcrsistent
rumors that all Europe is ON the verge
Of a financial collapse are not justified
by the facts, a prominent American
financial expert, who has been study
ing the problems facing the peace con
ference, said i'm statement today.
Conditions were serious. he added. but
not pauicky. and doubtless win he rc.
lievcd when peace is signed and the
cmbargoos lifted. He predicted that
England Will be- stronger within "a year
than ever
Great Britain, with war debt VI
$4,000, 100000. the fuancicr added. is
in situation comparing favorably
with her debt and per capita wealth at
the conclusion Of the Napoconic wars.
The allies owe Great Britain between
nine billion and ten billion dollars. The
financier estimated that only about
four billion of the twenty billions of
dollars invested abroad 10y English.
men before the war had been disposed
Of
''l'' hn9IllN y ldlliF llIt IIldntler SIlI
that the situation is unsatisfactory be.
cause the government does not levy "a
heavy enough taxation and consequent
ly the monied classes have more money
than ever before, while the government
is nearly bankrupt If the taxation
problem is faced feulessly, he added
Frances hardest time will be over with
i'm six months
The courage OF Italy i'm lcvcyine
heavier taxes than France. me con
tinucd, had helped her situation. but
with the expansion of her present for
eign credits within six months. IN,
situation may become serious.
The finaucier declared that the con
dition of Belgium is not as bad as th,
Helgians imagine because She has th,
industries and population which doubt
less VIII restore manufacturing rap
idly
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-27
CHAMPION MANDANUSED
TO TRANSFER CASES
AGAINST OFFICIALS

Three which indictments the grand
jury Carter county, called by Judge W. f. Freeman the district
after petition signed by than 100 property owning
paying citizens had been presented him. today transferred from
the district the county for trial
The first No. 172, the criminal docket of the
and the State OF Oklahoma c. W. Young W. f. WhtSon and
Ben Stephens county commissioners f. Graye c. c. Baker and
Ellis conspiracy OF roads
in Carter county.
Case No. L25 Oklahoma G. W. Young W. f.
Whson and Ben Stephens commissioners relative
the purchase OF without the alleged necessary bids being advertised
for by them
l726 Oklahoma c. W. Young W. Z.
Whtson and Ben Stephens commissioners for acts relative TO
making changes in plans of certain bridge without having notified
the highway commissioner.
The which indictments drawn makes the
oense charged msdameanor and under the law all which
indictments returned into the district for midcmeanor
be transferred to the county for trial.
During Judge Freeman remained the Office oil district
Judge after these indictments returned into hi, he
although he called and dismissed large number
o which the grand jury had returned indictments
Judge Thomas w. Champion elected district Judge the
remained the docket ready be
he did send them the county for trial
Hardy Issues Mandamus
Monday filed in the OF the State
of Oklahoma at Oklahoma City Oklahoma,
Russell b. Brown county attorney OF Carter Thomas W.
Champion district Judge OF District No. State OF Oklahoma and
application for OF mandamus directing Judge Champion to
sfer to the above referred
Hardy heard the application and ordered that
directed Judge Champion show cause
why should issue order OF his directing that the said
cases the county Show why the same
had been done and setting the case % nearing III the supreme court
April l. 1919
This alternative writ issued and given Russell B. Brown,
county attorney presented Judge Champion and he made the
order transferring the county shortly before the
noon hour today.
The cases have been for trial April y.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-27
(StaG Correspondence.

Oklahoma City, March 26--Bedlam
regned in Oklahoma City last night
when the two special Rock Island trains
bearing SG6 men and 16 officers of the
lllth Ammunition Train, en- route from
France to Camp Bowie Fort Worth.
Texas, for rehabilitation, arrived here
at o'clock, Business houses closed
earlier in the afternoon, both branches
of the Legislature adjourned and all state
house offices suspended work earlier
than usual in order that everyone might
have an opportunity to take part in the
reception. 1t appeared that every resi-.
dent of the city and thousands of tran.
sents attracted by the reception and
in attendance upon various conventions
in session here appointed themselves on
an unlimited reception committee to
greet the returning veterans. Business
houses and public buildings were plen.
tlfully adorned with Old Glory and ev.
cry automobile was draped with the ma
tional colors, while a pedestrian who
did not have flag was regarded as a
curiosity.
Airplanes had been fitting over the
city for an hour or more when, Just a
few minutes before 6 o'clock a siren
whistle sounded the warning that the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-27
Capital City Forgets Dignity
And Enters Into Spirit OF
Entertaining Boys of IIIth

trains were approaching, Mills. factor.
les, locomotives and every industry that
could manifest noise by steam chimed
in ana the automobiles and trucks park
ed seemingly everywhere took a hand
in the din that continued until after the
trains were parked at the site of the
old Frisco station between Broadway and
Walker
After a brief greeting to relatives and
friends the soldiers weer ordered to fan
in," and marched to the Masonic temple
where a bountiful dinner was served.
Candy cigars, cigarettes and fruit were
bestowed with a lavish hand by repre-.
sentatives Of a dozen organizations.
At 10 o'clock this forenoon, under the
direction Of Brig..Gen, Harry W. Pente.
cost of the Oklahoma National Guard.
parade was formed which moved
through the principal streets, and at
every stage of its progress the boys
were cheered Justify, Governor Rob.
ertson, with several members of his per.
sonal staff, reviewed the parade from a
stand in front Of the Lee.Huckins hotel.
Yesterday forenoon McAlester, which
has one company in the train, staged a
monster welcoming demonstration. II
was understood last night that the
trains would leave this forenoon for
For; Worth,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-27
AUTOMOTNE SHOW
VAUDEVILLE AND
DANCING TONIGHT

Convention Hall tonight will see the
first performance of the AutomoIIye
SHOW vaudeville brought here from
New Yorl, and Chicago. There will be
two shows. After the last performance
the floor of the hall will be cleared
and dancing will begin. The Cham
Der of Commerce band will furnish the
music. The Lions Club and the Rotary
club are assisting, and everyone IN
town is planning on attending. 1t
is bound to be a success. Sometime
during the evening a wireless demon
stration will be given for the enter
tainment of the guests of the show.
The floor of the hall was used as a
display platform for the automobiles
entered in the show and tonight will
be cleared for the vaudeville and the
dance. Just outside the hall are ar
ranged the farm tractors and trucks.
The hall is prettily decorated with palm
leaves, bunting and paper. High on
the wall on either side of the prOscen-
mm arch are arranged electrical dis
plays, one representing a touring car
coming to the Automotive Show and
the other a wheel and tire.
In the Red Cross sewing room of
Convention Hall a Lenten tea room
will be opened at II a. m. each day
of the show
Here is the program for the vaude-
vile:
The International Nine-An Oriental
Circus featuring patriotic act which
took New York by storm for ten sue
cessive weeks.
Anita Airless and Company-Form'
er star of the Chocolate Soldier one
Of the most expensive acts on the
road.
Henry and Adelaids-Pantages ia.
nous dancing act, with quick changes.
Frank Tinney's Players-''A Black
and White War Comedy" one Of the
greatest "screamers" of the season
Fields and Wells--Star Comedians
and Headliners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-27
CHURCHILL SAYS FRENCH
MET GREAT DISASTERS
RECENTLY IN UKRA| \ {
BRITISH WAR SECRETARY'S RE
VIEW OF BOLSHENIST STU
ALTON NOT ENCOURAGING

London. March 25.-Discussing the
situation in Russia today in the house
of commons. Winston Spencer Churchill
secretary for war. said that events dur.
ing the last two or three months in the
Ukraine had been extremely disastrous
to the French. He said they had en-.
tered from the south and had gone some
distance from the coast when they were
confronted with superior forces and en-.
countered hostility from the people. The
secretary pointed out that this latter
feature was something which must be
carefully weighed, as it showed the dan.
ger that might result from rash or IN.
considered action"
Kherson and Nikolaiev have been TAX.
en- and Odessa is being defended hy
French. Greek and Russian forces
against bolsheviki attacks. he said. The
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-27
WOMEN VOTE TO CREATE
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
OF WOMEN WHO VOTE

ST. Louis, Mo. March 26.--Motion TO
create an organization Of women vot-
crs was adopted today by unanimous
vote of the National American Woman
Suffrage Association in convention here
today The organizations duties will
be to plan campaigns in non-voting
states, work for the spread Of fun
suffrage for women and to consider
legislation affecting and of interest to
women i'm full suffrage states.
1t is proposed that the organization
for which name has not be selected,
shall be composed Of a house Of dele
gates, made up of women from non.
suffrage and partial suffrage states,
and house of voters whose numbers
shall be elected from all suffrage states.
Matters affecting legislation in fun
suffrage states shall be restricted to
the house of voters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-27
AMERICANS FIGHT.
B0LSHEV|K| WAIST
DEEP IN THE SNOW
WITH ALLIES THEY ATTACK THE
ENEMY IN NORTH RUSSIA
UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
COLD AGAIN IS EXTREME
Machine Guns and Artillery Check Their
Advance - Big Guns Moving Up,
Drawn by Missouri Mules - Airplanes
Equipped With Runners Instead of
Wheels Are Bombing the Bolshevists

With the Allied Forces in North Rms.
sf, ,t,rdo,- ,tor,f, o., ri. ,.,,-,,.,.;,.,
''' 'i''''''''l''E ana reinforcing oo'n
their infantry and artillery at Bolshoia
O2era ana are ondeavoring to hold this
imnortar, min, 10, t,, lin. oc tho ,utod
commurfc,tiore hot,yoan Ohn1orsl,aia
and Oraoa
yestor,I,, tho American, and pr,tts,
attac,,ed from, ,,o uast edo ~ tho vii.
lage and tbo pnssians snnnortod Nv,
Americans and pritisb ,ttanl,od from
the east aIono tho road riphting nm.
der tho ntmost difricnltios fine allied
troons were rnohlo IN advance boyond
the limo of eno,nv machine INNS While
tho holsbe,.iI,i ortilio,,. r,ai,,toir.d ,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-27
OFFICIAL REPORTS FROM
GROUN0 AND PlNSk SHOW
BOLSHENIKI BADLY BEATEN

Paris. March 25.-The recent Polish
victories over the holshcviH in the
Plnsk and Grodno district are reported
officially by Polish headquarters here
as follows.
THE administration of the city of
Grodno has been formally taken over
by the Polish authorities.
The bolshevild armies occupying the
city and district of Pinsk have been
beaten by the Poles. The bolsheviki in
full flight left behind many cannon,
machine guns, ammunition, locomo-
tives. railway materials and a half.
million rubles"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-27
.DRAF 7 Of LEAGUE
Of NATIONS NOW
TO Be REWRITTEN
IN ADDITION TO AMENDMENTS
CLARITY AND DIGNITY ARE
TO BE ATTAINED.
PREMIERS MEET AGAIN
President Wilson and State Heads Dis
cussing Differences of Opinion -. Rep
aratiOns a Topic Franco German
Frontier ON Rhine One Remaining Oh
staCle to BE Overcome.

Paris \Iur,b OBJ, p,,.,g-,,+ ,,r;t....
and prap,i,.s rl,,.i Co., ,,,,,,,',,
ceau and Orl,rd, r..,,,,,.I ,l n,' n,.
is .Ubn. rIous." t,Ja, I,.i.' .1..'.
of conferences ,yhicb T.. a,.,,,,,, a.,
continue until tbo nosi ir,nort,nt o,os
tons which b,vo b.an d,Io,i,,o r,.
work of the peaco conrororco ',,, .o,oa,
ed up. Tho dirforon,.os of on,nt,,
which have dcyeIonad sinco t,o rat,,ra
of Mr. Wilson to p,ris aro hetnc
considered ruv and fr,rll, ,,d
determined effort is beino r,,do in r,o
interest of am early n,ora tn r,,oI, .,,
agreement ON broad limos
I'm the absence of or6cr,i oor,,,,,,,
ipucs. the public has learned mia ,ho.,
tine meetings or tbo rron,iers a,I ,a,
president hut tbore t. ro,son IN horio,.
chat reparation ro,, wan. l,,,,,,,,.. ,,.,.
the first sorious nronre,, tha, .o,ab,
TO solve. All tbo J,, ~, rbo p,,,i,i,
French and American position ON thI.
question were before them M ,bo 6r,,
meeting Tuesday. # is understood Mar
the data showed ,orsanort ~, ,,rr,u,I',.
all features except the total omount
which the EXPERTS were unable to arroe
upon. Even the tcxtual drort Of 70 rbs
rrparatlon articles or tbo no,oo t,oot &,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-27
GOVERNOR HOBBY CANCELS
ENTRADITION or REANEl

Dallas Texas, Texas, March 26.-
ed eXtradition papers for z. j. Reaney,
a local politician wanted in Detroit,
Mich, on charges of murder in con.
nection with the death Of his wife
there today telegraphed the district
attorney here cancelling the writ At.
torney for Reaney said the governor
wished to go into the ease more thor
oughly and set March 81 for a hearing
on the case.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-27
BORAH AND POINDENTER
not AFFECTED BY ANY
AMENDMENTS TO COVENANT

Washington, March 26.-Most of the
republicans now in Washington de.
clined to comment today on the amend.
ments agreed upon at Paris. Senators
Borah of Idaho, and PoindeXter of
Washington, outspoken opponents Of
the league, were exceptions to the rule,
81 won't support the league of ma.
tions,' Senator Borah said, mo matter
if it contains a Monroe doctrine amend.
ment or not, so long as control is plac.
ed in the hands Of three Europeans and
one Asatic as now proposed"
Senator PoindeXter declared that the
only change that would be satisfactory
to him would be to strike out every.
thing after the preamble.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-27
SENATOR HITCHCOCK
OFFERS ARGUMENTS
FOR WORLD LEAGUE
NEBRASKAN SAYS 1T Is FEASIBLE
BECAUSE NATIONS NOW ARE
DEMOCRATIC.

Chicago, March 26.-Declaring that
there is only one league of nations con
stitution before the world and that peo.
pie must accept this or nothing, Senator
G. NJ. Hitchcock Of Nebraska, formerly
chairman Of the committee on foreign
relations, paused a moment in his
speech to the Association of Commerce
today, and added.
II am for it,"
We need not deceive ourselves with
foolish hopes that wars will naturally
cease Senator Hitchcock said "Ex-
perience has shown that they come
whether nations are barbarous or civ
ili2ed Christian or pagan, educated or
illiterate.
They will continue in the future as
they have in the past unless nations
unite in a plan to avoid them For the
first time in history nations are making
an effort to do this.
VIII the efforts of the men at Paris
succeed or fal2 The answer is of tre-
mcndous Importance to families who
must furnish soldiers if they do fail
1t is Of great Importance to taxpayers.
II the league is not formed the peace
at Paris will be only truce and every
nation viii resume war preparations ON
/ a bigger scale than ever. Faxes i'm the
United states to cover these prcpara-
tions would run into hundreds of mil.
lions of dollars year. Most of this
| burden would be i'm the form of taxes