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The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-06
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This Condition?

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The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-06
100 Tons No. / Alfalfa

Walter Carver has just finished
marketing 100 tons Of alfalfa that all
graded No. 1. The condition of this
hay plainly shows that it pays to
properly care for the hay crop. Mr.
Carver also grew beets that made a
good yield and wheat that produced
35 bushels, very creditable record
for his first year at farming. Wiley
Journal.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-06
State Armory for Lamar

Hon. Allyn Cole, speaker Of the low
err house of the state assembly has in
troduced bill appropriating $4,000
for the construction Of state armory
at Lamar. Adjutant General Baldwin
has recommended the construction of
two state armories, and it is UNDER
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-06
County Seat News
Ooinps Lamar throughout Prowers and
6aea Counties. clipped from county exchanges

stood that he favors Lamar as the loca-
tion for the one to be erected in the
southern part of the state. Speaker
Cole is hopeful that this measure will
receive favorable consideration in both
houses.-Lamar Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-06
81 Each for Turkeys

A Lamar turkey buyer was in Wiley
Monday and shipped out eight crates
of turkeys for which he paid 25 cents
per pound. "Pat'' Roberts was the
largest seller, the buyer informing the
journal that the birds Mr.. Roberts
disposed Of averaged about $500 each.
Wiley Journal.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-06

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The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
SPRING DRIVE FOR REFUGEE GARMENTS
 NOW ON--0tD CLOTHES DRIVE THIS WEEK

Because of the fact that certain production activities hav been discontinued of the workers have inferred that tn need for Red Cross service in sewing and knitting Th is thease however and of the important future ac
 ties of the American Red Cross is the production of refugee both knitted sewed The Red Cross Commission Europe that thousands thousands of and children actually suffering from the lack O clothing conditions that while the Red Cross planning send much the material that they have hand be made later by the of Europe at the present time necessary send garments already made
 Chapters recently production order fo knitted garments and have request from Washington produce of the simpler the Chapter able make before June 1s Many of the Chapters in the Division ready and willing to continue the production and since have large stock of materials hand asking all the workers in the Division to concentrat their energies for the next two months in helping the of Europe to furnish Ohe themeves the great number of children who have been left homeless and fatherless The well the will be work that essential the time getting the fe ready for the crops and in rebuilding their homes.
 asked make only the simpler such chdrens chemse skirts women's and chi drens nghgowns womens and girls drawers womens ant cbldren's petticoats and children's undershrts.
 Answering the question that has often asked why the factories given this work in order give employment the unemployed; thepesent plan to give the difficult garments such boys suis girls dresses and mess shirts which require much time in making to the e- A much of this work.
 And-dont forget your bundle old clothing that will too! Phone 156 and someone will call for it.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
IN A PROCLAMATION HUNGARY DECLARES .STATE0FWAR EXISTS
Proclamation Requests German and Austrian Work men To Follow Example of Hungar;ans And
 Support Russian Bolshevki Government

LONDON Mar. 24-A Vienna dispatch says ttat the Hun saran has issued proclamation to the effect that state of war exists between the Allies and hungary.
 PARIS, Mar. 24The proclamation of th, Hungarian Gov requests the German and Austrian women do Hungary has done break off relations with the Paris Peace conference and also calls the of Boaea Serbia Rumana Croatia to form alliance against autocracy Dyn asies Land and support the BOhevk Govern ment of Russia.
 COPENHAGEN, Mar. 24-The Hungarian proclamation that the proetarat has taken all power lands be- the Paris occupy Hungary
 also declares for communist socialism and calls for the mob
 ao of all forces It closes the counc decrees sOcazaion of all the large estates mines big industries banks transpOr ation lines and also declares cOmplte solidarity with the Russian Soviet and officers to contract armed alliance with the proearat of Russia Alexander Gobai has the presidency of the revolutionary . = . Allied and American Representatives Safe
 PARIS March 24Aed monitors have up the river from Belgrade attempt reach Budapest American ad that despite the fact that her had been fighting and
 Budapest allied and American representatives were quite safe. " = E: 1>s zee ! .'a., Hungarian Cabinet Has Resigned
 BUDAPEST March with the action of the Allies outlining boundary between Hungary and Rumana the. Hungarian cabinet has resigned. -.> -
 LONDON March 24:-A Vienna dispatch says that allied
 occupied much Hungary eeort to suppress Boshev footing which had been going for some weeks
 COPENHAGEN, Mar 24vienna officially reports today
 that the Czechooyak has been sent to the aid of the allies against Hungary.
 Germanys Move Is Now Clear To Conference
 PARIS Mar. -The Bolsheyki movement which has cui- minated by Hungary setting Soviet Republic and declaring war on the Allies today to have furnished the so
 ton to the puzzle German daory and obstructive taccs toward the conference has simply been play ing for time reached point where she VIII oIe to oppose Boshevk invasion western Europe in exchange for less peace terms it concerted opinion of many dee rates here, today. ,: "<
 PARIS Mar 24Dispatches reaching here from buoapes. state that there are two French divisions in that city With hu manian and Serbian forces accessible
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
WILL MAKE
 INDUSTRY. SAFE

How safety work will be carried on by the Working Conditions Service, Department of Labor, is explained in circular letter and pamphlet now ,eina sent to thousands of, manufac- turing plants ana other employers throughout the country ',--:.i.
 One of the first steps Is a study of he dangers in certain industries and the formation of safety regulations hat will eliminate much of the hax, ard.' -'Tfe serviee-will also eneour' age experiments an satety appliances and praeticess .and~the interchange Of safety Ideas in lndustry. |;
 In establishments where exceptional dangers are an integral part of indus try, such as mines and explosive plants, the service Is trying to develop the best possible plans for cooperation by safety and medical officials in the event of emergencies.
 Plans for shop, safety organization are pelnQ ooveiOPou ioA 3ustries and for. various skilled and .mskilled. trades. These plans will be adapted in way suited @-to$disersi' fled nationaiities in different stages o' Amerieanization. where this is neees' sary. a<s = ,s.
 Record cards, survey forms, fAn0 systems, .cnarts,- and. :analyt'cat pr9' der that gsafety engineers may have uniform systems for collecting and interpreting data, on plant hazaro' and injuries. -' .~.,. 7. '-f' sF
 Systematic elimination Of the prin' cipai dangers in. industry, and pro tectio for workers generally, comes within the field of the service. A wider program Of. education through puo'i' cations, conferences, lectures, and or ganizations now engaged in. safety work is contemplated. :: +.'
 w. L. oross, Of Craig. Is a ketehi' kan visitor at the Revlls, and |. J. meUonaIu or the mouonsJd'~las Logging compsny. of Mud Bay is slse a guest.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
GERMANY REFUSES TO GIVE UP PORT
 DANTZIC TOPOLES
Twent-four German Steamships Are Coaled Ready To Depart For United States To Bring
 Back Food For Central Powers

COPENHAGEN, Mar. 24.--Aecording Befla despatch President Ebert speech Sunday declared that Germany will sign the treaty which conenaes giving the of Dang Poland the Paris conference has ntmas ed There have been suggestions that the be ned
 President Wilson in the thirteenth of his fourteen points, asserted that independent states should be assured free and to the sea"
 Germany Sends Envoy To Moscow
 PARIS Mar 24.Germany has sent envoy bring about closer political and economic relations with the Russian Bo shev government Swiss report says that Karl Kautsky independent Socialist is the envoy.
 BERLIN, Mar. 24-Twentyfour German steamships ineiud ing the mpeato coaed and ready for dispatch the Unit ed States, it announced this morning
 Premiers Meet Hastily Today To Outline Program PARIS Mar 24The various premiers of the allied nations met hastily this morning to eatne program for the Supreme Council meeting which to be held later the day which is said important military to be adopted
 Senator Phelan Cables Warning to Conference SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 24.-Senator James D. Phelan of California has cabd the American Delegates the ference in Paris urging that Japans demand for equality be dsregarded This demand Senator Phean added serious menace to the Pacific Coast.
 PARIS, Mar 2-The Italian Delegates the have issued emphatic denial of the that they threatened withdraw from the conference unless Plume given to Italy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
jno, R, BeegIe & Co, To Handle Insurance
 On Behalf Of City

Chief Harvey M. Staekrele, in re porting the small roof fire in Indian town about s:so this morning stated that this would be an impossibiiity after the passing Of the ordinance by Enc city council calling for the con. struetion of brick and concrete ehin- neys on all houses after July i. This he declares. wiii do away with so many fires resulting from defective flues and chimneys.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
ALONG THE WAT FRONT

The following halibut bo-,..; ,eared for the sea fisheries during : vast week from Prince Rupert an~ c't- tie: Roald Amundsen, Pioneer, ( ', Seymour Comet, Stranger, Wash . on, Glacier, Livingston, Eagle, 6r;.i- gold, Hellenic, and J. p. Todd, II. The cannery tender Einar eeyer ar rived from Puget Sound this week bringing cannery supplies for ouadra and Rose Inlet.
 The tug Dafitl Kern arrived today towing the scow cosco No. 8 and il loaded with long Fir piling for th, new cannery site of the Sunny Poil-t Packing company below chareo: ! Point
 The Helen H. arrived this wee loaded with four tons of ooollcar- from Arrandale, B. c.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
=" Delinquent Children
 UsuaN fee6le. Minded

A great stumbling block in the way proper care of Juvenile delinquent, II some localities C the lack of aae 9uate provision made by the stats fo. nc r,nssatiy dsls1eent eaoerdtng se -1 opinion expressed in q report or Children esfort shS ceur. In conneeti cut. recently issued by the chiIdren'l :ursau. ospArtnnsn. of Labor.
 fhe report soinss out tnAt the ,,ors scientifically juvenile deitnquen Y is studied the moro evident t be 'omes that in large proportion e' 'o-ealled delinqusnts there is pro .ounetd aeeompantment Of low msnsA Y. "rhe child is backward as sehoe ais of promotion. gets discouraged 'oses interest In the work of the 'assrocm, and falls into habits oi -'eness. rne same causes which -ake him fall behind in his school 'crk render 1t hard for him to get keep a Job. Unemployment gives i'm an. opportunity 70 spend nis inc on the street and to form bad ssseiations. This finally results ir Is appearance befort the court on [ hargs, ef idieneee, thstf. or soma 'ndred offenss."
 1t Is recommended that one of the 'iYst duties of the court should be s< rdsr 8 mental examination sf 6 chIls vhoss school work Is unsatisfactory investigation diseleses that enly ssv n probation officers In the State in "estieated report that an examination ,as been made by an expert, before he trial, to determine whether tht -hlId is mentally normal. Many 'hiidren are brought repeatedly se Ire the court before 1t is finally dc .-rnined as . result of mental exam nation, that they are net responsible their actions.
 The idea that probation officers ar' ,le to kstp such abnormal childrer :ut Of future trouble ia pronounced rroneeus casee are turned over ts hen, in which it Is hopeless te ex set improvement: and the probation ,erviee in the state is lowered by thu constant loading up of ofsieers witl -ases of children who. on account o rental deficiencies. should bs pfovid twith institutional care and training 'intn thess unsertunates can ss pro .eriy cared for. both the officers an' nstitutions win continue to Do hsas Iy handicapped.
 in the connsetieat Training Sshoo Tor Predetermined. t Is stated. thsr' are many Ju.eniies who nad besa 'reated as criminals and cent to pen Il institutIsps befsrs 1t wss dlsoovsf ,d shak they were so sgsserppal men ally that easy wvre sst rsspsasibl' ar their setaoas. Afss there G
 any in the State Reformatory wh' e undoubtedly feeble-minded. an, 'he are there simply because thu
 ate has failed to make adequate pro .ision fer then,.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
THREE WHITE MEN IN PARTY
 MARoohep ON BANks LARD

DAWSON, Y. T.-csstain Peterson ~isn sne gee steamer hernsan, Nsau make s determined effert 10 reach Banks land to rescue three white n,en and four native fssssslfes marosssea there. according ia SssA Brought fsasS by the Royal her.M sAsaanted %. lies. t. Is rspoAe have sup. plies fer shrss Asale hAz tsfnan tried 70 reach ankA taad sfsd year. but ~as fsreek hack hy tas lee afser reaching cans fsy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
EskiMos ARE eReEo

DAWSON, Y. r. Mar. 24--Tha pae. ty of mounted police which returned hese a few dAsS AsS feom Fort Mac Emerson report thSs ths. two Esdmss who were taken 10 Fort Maepherson and tried for murder were dismissed and are remaining there until July, when they VIII return to their homes at Copper River.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
|STH CAVALRY |CHASETHIEVES
 INTO MEXICO
Eighth Cavalry Command 0i Captain kioepfer
 XII Five Bandits

MARTA Texas, Msr, es.---Aaexican bcnder warfare has started again in a miniature way. cattle thieves are again eauming trcehle.
 Yesterday ths EEahth United states Cavalry under Captain kIospfsr ehas- sd party Of Mexican cattle and horse thieves Across 4he border. kll. ing five Of ere band of marauders and returned with the stolen. livestock.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
"ARMISTtcE" IS FIRST
 BRITISH CONCRETE soAz

LoNDoN.-The first oeean-goins :erro-eoncnste esrSe steaTner $. ;aoz zlsA ''"iJsr in Great Britain has Fhesh
 aunchea; a.. Hssrey-in.Furness. It is 1amed the Armistiee. and is the first # a series. The vessel, which has 8 pcop and .foreeastie, is, POS feet in length, with aSbfsadth of s2 feet, and !. dss.h, see< ts feet s inches its. dis
 laeetaene is 244s' tons with a loaded ,ratt ,sf as feet. The deadWsisht1 will ,e ahobte i5o tons, and the speed 7.s ',nots. = .. ..-a
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
NO MORE ROOF FIRES ..
 AFTER JULY FIRST

Mir. Harvey M. stackpole, manager for Jno. R. 6eesle & Company reeeiv- d word today both from the Royal ,2d. Aetna insurance companies that he could settle the fire adjustment
 matters on behalf of the city, fo the fire which cceprred in the city, jail last week. Both companles carried s2.ooo on the building and .. equip Fnent.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
SEEDS FOR SIBERIA

:. VANCOUVER, 8. C., Mar. 24. "A shipment Of 3,soo pounds of vegetable seeds was dispatched to Siberia today from Manitoba, addressed to the Cana
 fan economic commission at vIadi- rostok. and is to be distributed to the 2easants in that district for the spring gardening.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
RED REVOLUTION IN HUNGARY
Large German Fleet Coming Over After Food Stuffs
MRS, HANS APSCn
 DIES IN CALIFORNIA

Mir. Hans Apseh, former owner Of the Royal Hotel and one of ketchi. kanFs well known pioneers wired the Presresslve-M Miner today to the effect that Mrs. Apsch died yesterday at Santa Monica. California, where they were spending the winter, and that he was leaving with the body. immediats. ly for their home in Victoria, 3. c., where intsrment will take place.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24

suiiE, hssnt, Mar 24. Ihs fourth hoid-up Ia the past i've days occurred hsre Whsn two nsn eaAersA the Little Queen aeatautank h eeuth Arizona street Ae ! 4sleck In the morning and held I'D sse proprietor. ge:e.ng away ~dsh much change and scrris hiiis.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24

LoNuON, Mar. 24.-9eorae h. Roberts, food controller has announe- cd in s.-eec; that the British Gov ernment has given up the control of the sale of margarine and, will shortly give up the control Of tea. The supply of both these art icles is now abundant he declared.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24

ST. PAUL, Mar. 24.-Aeeording to the annual report of the state board Of health, issued today, iafluenxa was responsible for a reeord-breaking to- .A Of deaths In Minnesota last year. There were 3f,133 deaths, aseompaned
 with 2s,s15 in 1917. Influenza was responsible for 726o. s'
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24

ST. JOHNS. Mid, Mar. 24. The steamer Appenins which Was driven B. shore here last week, has been aban: doned and the crew arrived here to- day. The whole of the cargo has beth carried ashore by fishermen a long the coast and the vessel is a total wreck
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
HENDERSON MANAGER

SEATTLE, Mar. 24. David w.. Henderson has been named manao- CT for the street railways when they were taken over by the city today. Mir. Henderson was formerly super1n- tendent for the company.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24

KANSAS CITY. Mar. 24.:Jsssss ssss,a VI: lard. the heavyweight ehappion- has disposed of his circus train; and .eeuip-
 nens and is wealthter by s47,ooo. He s matched to meet Jack Dempsey next July and is now In training for the event. .r.s, =
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
OLYMPIC RAMES
 MAY BE ia Roae

ROME, Mar 14~-rhe italian oisfh. plan eemmtttse has approaehsd Prem. fer Orlando with a visa to fxS<xs the Olympic Games of ia1o take eises tn Rome, but thvs far have not received any definite reply on the sahleet.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
: REGISTRATION NOTICE

To accommodate those for whom 1t is tnoopyenieut to register Ia the day lime the registration will be open ev. cry night this week from o'clock to 9 o'clock except Saturday when it will close at 4 o'clock p. m.
 S. A. PLUMLEY,
 Registration officer.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
BRINGS cHAcoN IN

The ca-nery tender chacon of the Northwestern Fisheries cannery at kasaan arrived from the south this morning, with Captain Earl Mercer in command. -fMr. Mercer is the son of Mir, and ,Mrs. Mercer of this city and a brother of Mrs. Mickey and Miss Tot Mercer.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
ST0RRS TAKEN. TO THE OkANAGAN TO
 ANSWER CHARGES

sAsAgE.E, March 24:--ouaisy M. storsa former deputy sherlf. whose ~ifs was poisoned by Miss Ruin Gar rison last week. vas taken back to the okanogan dIsteiss this morning Wheee ha will hsys to answer to the sehssges stduction. a
 Miss Garrlsos ssas moved from fhs House of ths Good Shepard to the Juvenile Detention Home today at ths request of Prosecuting Attorney Fred sroWs1.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
HAVANA, Mar. 24.-rhe Cuba

HAVANA. Mar. 24.-The Cuban newspaper, La kseha, has offered a prize Of $500 for the best drawing sym boiizing the triumpg Of the allied ar mics. .in.she United States, the Cuban eonsuls are assistins an carrying on the contest. sS
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24

Mrs. Geo. Locker of Mud Bay is a visitor in town for few days and Is a guest at the Reviiia.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
MOVEMENTS. OF BOATS

Southbpund-----., :, Jefferson s. P. m. today. / Admiral sehley tomorroy. <. NOrtflbound-- Curaeoa Tuesday, City Of Seattle Thursday Princess Friday. Alaska Saturday 29. Jefferson Sunday.
 ---4---- Glory rema:rs with us and so d the war taxes.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
Permit Assvt ss.se ospsrtmsnt.

Mine. kassan. who has been visiting n Seattle for two months or more, returned today on sasboat from the Sound and is at the Rsyilla.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-03-24
Permits To Travel
 Abroad Issued

Persons who contemplate going a broad are advised that State Depart nnent permits to depart are still re quired. United States eitixens mus, secure passports and aliens must SC cure premits to depart. Control Of fieers at seaports will not allow the embarkation Of any person not sup piled with proper passport or Der nit.
 Application for necessary doeumen, may be filed with the undersigned.
 SupjeoJs of countries associated with the United states in the va, should file application at least one week before intended departure. Sub jeets of nestyN countries, and United Gates citizsne should attend. to thi, sixty days bstsrs contemplated dc parture.
 ". 0. sTRENcH.
 Permit Assvt Stzte Department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-28
Marriage Licenses.

Rubc Harris, Bomar, Miss Lula Tahler
Bomar; Joe Graham. Bom1r, Miss Le-
tha Null, Bomar; Jim Long, Bomar
Miss Eta Chapman, Bomar; May
Gaines, Marietta, Charlotte Gaines, Ma
rietta; T. j. Cranmore, Ardmore, Lula
Bell Goodman, Loyo's Valley; Charlie
Deen, Marietta, Sadie Oracle, Mariet
ta; Lester McCuskcy, Oswalt. Miss Hat.
tie Bechtol. Oswalt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-28

500 REWARD: If TIE PERSON
WHO PICKED III on MAIN
STREET, BOND or CHICAGO TELE
PHONE COMPANY No. 71l1 WILL
DELIVER 1T 10 l.. ). DOiNIAN HE
WILL RECEIVE ABOVE REWARD
AND NO OF IESTI0NS ASKED. 2l-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-28
MARIE
MRS. e. o. ANDERSON
Correspondent
Phone 1S9.
I. ]. JONES, Agent
tAt Smiths Drug Store)
Attend Dance Mt Gainesyille.

Among Marietta society folk who at
tended the dance at Gainesville last
night were Mesdames Clotilde Haynes,
Tibbs, Misses Geraldine Burney, Mabel
Dillard, Belle Autry, Marie Trieves,
Maude Washington, Messrs. James Kel-
lar, Tams Burney, Woodie Dixon, Doug
las Burney and Jerry Washington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-28
Attend Dance at Ardmore.

Misses Marie Trievcs, Maude Wash
ington, Geraldine Burney Messrs. Jack
Scanlon, Woodie Dixon and Jerry Wash.
ington attended the dance'at Ardmore
Eriday nght.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

x66.s; March Is: N. Y. Life Ins & Trust Co
trustee and guardian. to y Y. Life Ins & Trust
Go. 81 Wall St; 10 yfs, pc; attys. Emmot &
MAIDEN LANE. 81. Il W Gold st. 1OGxl2o *
irrcg. p IN: March Is; Rcdnal Securities Corpn
70 Geo Mex Brown. Huntington. i / ) yrs Az
pc atty Lawyers r & r Co. 100 Bway s235 900