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The courier-index., 1919-04-04
ORGANIZE TO ENFORCE
 FISH AND GAME LAWS
SPORT SMEN OF LEE COUNTY TO COOPERATE WITH OFFICIALS TO SEE THAT PROTECTIVE STATUTES ARE EFFECTIVE.

Since the recent general assembly amended the fish and game laws the popular impression has spread that the bars are down and that the game and fish hogs will again begin their wanton destruction of the wild life and the game fish in the lakes and streams of the state.
 Printed copies of the new law have been received in Marianna, and while 1t is evident some of the sections in the old law have been modified, the protective features and the penalties are retained in the new law and if its provisions are properly enforced there will be no wholesale slaughter of game, neither will market fisher men be able to rob the rivers and lakes of the game fish.
 In order that the maximum protec- tion may be given to game and fish in this section the sportsmen of the county are forming an organization for the purpose of raising funds to assist the officers in rigidly enforc ing the new law. An attorney will be regularly employed to prosecute all violations and the full force and power of the organization will be placed behind every effort upon the part of the officials to apprehend and punish those who overstep in the slightest the prohibitory sections of the act
 A brief summary of the salient fea. lures of the new law follows:
 It is unlawful for any person to sell any fish without first having pro- cured license of $50 for hoop nets, seines, nets, trot lines or set hooks and license of $2s for hook and line, including set hooks and trot lines.
 It is unlawful to sell any of the following named fishes which are less in length or weight than speci fled as follows: trout 8 inches black bass II inches; pike II inches Jack salmon II inches; crappie or white perch inches; blue or chan nel catfish pounds; drum pounds buffalo pounds; striped bass s inches. sunfish 6 inches. In deter mining length measure must be made from end of nose to fork of tail This shall not apply to minnows used for bait.
 It is unlawful to use dynamite to kill fish.
 It is unlawful to use seine with meshes less than 2 1-2 inches.
 It is unlawful to block or obstruct the passage of any stream with nets or seines, or to erect dam or other obstruction across any stream.
 A license of s1.50 is required on each dog used in hunting deer, bear turkey, duck or quail.
 The open season for killing deer, bear and turkey is from November 10 to January 15. It is unlawful to kill a doe at any time. Bag limit on deer is two. on bear one, on turkey four.
 The open season on ducks and geese is from November 1 to Febru- ary l. Bag limit 25 ducks.
 The open season on quail is from November 70 to February 1. Bag lim- it twenty.
 Turkey eobblers may be killed be- tween March 1 and May l.
 The open season for squirrels is from May 15 to January 15. Bag limit fifteen.
The courier-index., 1919-04-04
CARD OF THANKS

In our nour of deep grief and sor- row over the death of our only son and brother, we wish to express to our many friends our sincere grati- tude for the tenderness and sympa- thy shown us in our affliction We know of no words that will adequate ly express our feeling of thankfulness to those who ministered to us at a time when our hearts are overflowing with sorrow. May God in His own way bless each of you for the sweet sympathy you expressed by words and acts.
 MIR. and MRS. D. c. DUPUY
 AND DAUGHTERS.
The courier-index., 1919-04-04
HEWITT SECURES SERVICES
 OF EXPERT FARM MANAGER

J. M. Hewitt, owner of one of the best plantations in Lee county, has employed NJ. c. Graham formerly dem- onstration agent in Pulaski county, as manager of his farm located three miles west of Marianna. MT. Gra- ham, accompanied by his wife and two children, have moved to the farm and MT. Graham has taken formal charge of the farm operations. MT Hewitt plans to make his planta tion a model farm. He has made heavy investments in improved ma chinery and spure bred livestock, and while he produces some cotton on his place he specializes in corn, pastures, livestock and food and feed crops.
The courier-index., 1919-04-04
IF YOU'RE POLITICIAN, NOTHING

What constitutes days work? We figure it out that it depends alto gether on your occupation. If you lay brick, eight hours: if you preach the gospel, two hours; if you are a porter in a sleeping car, 20 hours; if you serve the government, one hour; if you are newspaper man, 25 Ruleville Record.
 >~~~~~~~>~~Ss~~~~>~~>> ward, and R. D. Smith was reelected from the third ward. R. l.. Hope suc- ceeds Max D. Miller from the second ward. Jno c. Williams as police judge and c. c. Kitchener as city treasurer, will be sworn in as their own successors. MT Norment will continue to serve as city clerk.
The courier-index., 1919-04-04

Harmonious nations brought the Hun to his knees. Inharmonious na- tions may let him up again.-Green- vile Piedmont.
The courier-index., 1919-04-04
HE,s ENEMY IF HE WINS

An egotist is a man who wants to talk of himself when we want to talk of s.-Alabamian-Dis patch.
The courier-index., 1919-04-04

Tn the place of rail spiitters in American politics. we now have hair splitters.-Long Island City Star.
The courier-index., 1919-04-04

People who talk too much receive little attention
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
ARE CAPTURED IN BARN
Search Results in Finding
of Half a Ton of Red
Literature
LATER DRIVEN OUT OF TOWN
After Ceremony l. W.
VS. Ordered to Go
Seven Held in Jail

WEIRToN. " Va. oct one
hundred and eighteen alleged mem
hcrs II the Industrial WORKERS ot
the world, captured ln raid near
hero today. were marched into the
public square az Wcirtou. forced 20
kiss the American flag ond were
then driven oui of town hy police
and deputica seven others sus.
pected of being the leaders after
kissing the flag. wore lakru to the
county jul at New Cumberland
whore they will be held pending iu
vestigiuou hy federal nulhoritics
The raid was carried ou, Tllh,W
any serious disorder Authorities Of
Hancock county and Wrirton had
been searching Tor the rendezvous
OF the alleged I W W. since several
days ago when there appeared on
the sidewalks here written threats
that the | W W. VIII get you.
Last night the meeting place OF m"
men wanted WAS located In an old
barn on the Hanrock county road.
south Of here II was surrounded hy
heavily armed deputies and few
entered the barn The few men ip
the barn sought To- escape wrhouJ
success
4 search of the rIac" resulted in
the finding Of q large quantity Of
red literature hair a ton. II. was
Hii in which 'ho fHr of anarchy
was cNtollod and the prediction mace
that The extremists would ruIr Oh
world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08

NA.h< GH Co., Iarcu"
II.nUf.. t rssrr. under 90 .E"tr
sentence. Tor 300 srgf upon 'hr
.fr - CnIr.,. D. TIngr Jasper
..Hur. farmer was taken from
-..rfs WHHI.hrunEs OF Jon
county rttr rsrr. ssrs today tUI
shot .n death 80 dIN 'Eh' near
Hur.... Iu Jasper county
uuH ~ about on men h..i up
.Hr sheriff Who UH- trying 'n
l-.rr Hamilton go Macon fur Ar"
E.aYr. having heard ~ plans 'o
take me negro from GRAY. vh"r"
boo had hccu sent Roy the Jasper
.unrft sheriff
1rrIs was no. seriously wound
O. t#. trends fEI mad" -'p'y'o =
..rsH.a ffgr 'f's vnH.' yet
.. .. f.. u.... motion f.~ H us#
.-.rH VS. r...r'.E 70 st 1-F wts
....I... .H .' ....rr.f .H..' g
.....|
......H.- F.r. '.s- .tf.#
fN. .r.E. rf Hamilton and 70.
sugEo1 . Ncfdict ot "dcagh- fruu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
AUTOMOBILE CRASHES
THROUGH BRICK WALL
Woman Hotel kCcpcr l. Injured
When car Driven BN trc Thomp.
son Runs Into savoy Hotel.
POLICE ARREST THREE
Driver Fleeing From woman Win
Gun--rcdc-trinns Sntcd hy
ITinG Bchind Tree,

Mrs ~ g. Gallg'r proprlctrcrs of
the savoy hotel WIS injured ,csIcr.
day evening when % speeding auIu.
mobile driven hN ADr Thompson.
taxi driver. c.tthrd through the side
pf the building ana into the iiniue
room ~ tho huirI located o. Third
Nul Trtukfpfd. NI- GaUIrrr. who
"as lu the dining SphS along win
t number N EuHa's. NrH ru,A h}
The .tr aut knocked unconscious.
p'h"r people iu fho room were
Showorod with bri,kr when thc car
burst through thc wall
\ luno ucc which Was standing
q number of guests wac struck hy
the automobile. uprDoi,d ana car.
rl'i through tho wall into ihD din
ing room Three men Standing lu
front ~ me hotel were probably
saved from death ur serious IN.
jury whom lhe ear struck The Tree
which DETECTED i.s cuuI-r INTO the
wall % the hotel preventing hem
from being run over
Acc Thompson. rho driver ~ the
rHr stopped 'ho engine ht me time
Doc wa nsd. me hotel lio was
Hh'u with PAM, according fH
diners who we're 900 thI room 10
srlr'd H .J'F, iron pIur and dee
".I,l 'hH' N. Nr4"E HrIIu the f.s
man fh'' approached H.u acting ls
n ho feared fNU' b., IIe going POO ue
uHhH'. lH'r..mHu = . Iul,a 4r.
.fHH boo f'N u.rH.t. md rI..
.-.drI BOZ sIiuI HIH into rHs.uH.
Iun,. after hr bad ruf hu pre-.
mr.. .H IHN H.1 'Htr THHmp uu u.s
Hr.rs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
NeqrO Under Sentence Taken
From Jail and Shot to Death

gursnuf wounds v. H.' band" "f
parties .n.rnnr .. '.. H...
Tho negro wH. .N Ersf. ..H Hu1
fN, son .. r.Nu Hamilton t
preacher TI. w.# ...rL.I ... .
having snu. I.I... ." .Ht #.#
with f shn'r4u
sheriff o. Ivn. uf JHau..
county said furIrrf both hr 4nI fNu
solicitor general OF -h, .r..|. H
few DAYS ago hr1 written fhr H.FH
rr court whore mo negro s appeal
fBr q new trial has been pend f.rr
some months asking that 1t-I...
'nn 20 thr Gaze ho fastened
Nsfr'.w" Hamilton hB1 boon
taken fu Jones county 'sr alf.
keeping iI' la. n.rH' 'f. s..r-
I'g l' lied .f would hl safe. ..
h-.-- N". 'n Macon T.r ....I
H.r v.. ....-.a. .'.. ''r -..f'
v.rr Hs gs.- '.u. .Hs r..H
.' .. O.. fIT ..H..r. .H s ...
hr..r' u.t. N.... 'f."f
the rsr-, .l 'Hs t-f1s. luI lI.
died A.a lg1y NI-h blIc.A.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
GIVES TWO ADDRESSES
Opens Campaign in the
Northwest and Speaks
in Washington Today
WOULD HAVE CONGRESS QUIT
Suggests That All Mem
bers Go Before People
and Tell Real Stand

pORTI.AND, ore. OF. AT.
tacka on article 10 of tho league II
nations covenant on the ground thai
II would freeze the world into Inn
mutability ana put Il INTO "A strait
jacket featured two addresses made
today by Senator Hiram W Johnson,
who began his campaign tn the Pa
uific northwest against acceptance OF
the league ~ nations as now out
lined. He will speak tomorrow IN
Ia oma ana seattle
"sublect peoples under this cove
nanl would remain subject tlll the
crack of doom" declared The ssna.
tor today. adding that II would mann
tain the world under ghtic condi-
tiur-
Shall we guarantee boundaries
FOR Japan and the British ompide ?"
he asked speaking at the chamber
~ commerce, and many OF hs 100
hearers answered the question with
cries Of no, no"
Describing the league Of nations rs
conceived In stealth aud secrecy.
SarAlor Johnson demanded that the
people be giver an opportunity to
lnvestighte II In pal lic II had no
patience. he declared. Win propa-
gRndn intended lp hurry u through
without investigation.
III I had mJ wa,," he declared,
II would adjourn congress three
months and let every man go out and
preach what n In his heart"
Prediction that the reservations 10
the covenant formulated by the sen
sie foreign relations committee
would be adopted and that the pres
dent would accept them, was made
by senator johnson ana the audience
stood ana chcercd
senator johnson read an extract
from the speech 81 President Wilson
made at Salt Lake Clty. Utah, in
which the president was quoted as
declaring that the proposed resor-
.ations; leaving TO the congress OF
he United states the power 10 use
he armed forces Of the country in
itead of the league of nations would
ut the heart out OF the treaty The
ionator aroused entbnsiasm when he
declared This reservation viii be
put over ar there will he no treaty
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
NO ORDER IS GIVEN
TO WITHDRAW SHIPS
Daniels Announces N Patrol IL With
Cr Acts Upon Own Initiative.

WASH1NGTON. oct Z Rear
Admiral Andrews commanding
American naval forces In the
Adria,lc sea, has not been instructed
70 withdraw his patrol from the
Dalmatian coast. Secretary Daniels
said today II tho ships have been
Withdrawn. Mr. Daniels said. Ad-
Wiril Andrews acted on his own
initiative, as he did IN landing blue
Jackets az TraI.
ROME oct American war
ships which have been az NplaIo.
HalWatt. since early last De,cm-
ucr are to hc Withdrawn hy Rear
\imIrll rhilup Andrews on orders
from the United States. according To
,dNlc's reaching this city n Is re-
ported that Adm.ri, Andrews has
dec Jared the United States Wishes
Eu avoid complications IN thc
Narafig and has notified Italian au-
Aurlb,S that amy aggression ON the
Nur' ~ Italian troops tralus the
~pt'1tu Irlu como would be- con.
sldt"cl az dIrcp.rT against the
United States Adviacs state that
AmerIoun food suppls- are tp be
rgMoveJ from SpaDuo That city has
been one ~ me ,'ntcrs from which
rol,f work tn JuEo S.ayia has been
directed lu. it is possible that b. rs
these stores 90 which reference is'
made
American Warships went 'o the
AdTiHfIu soon affCr the HrmiNsirc
with the teu'r.L powers had hem
They took over a SEC
iiun OF tho coisf which has since
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
GREATER OUTPUT IS ASKED
First Resolution Submitted
Calls for Increased
Production
COMMITTEE IS APPOINTED
Fifteen Selected to Make
Recommendations on
Resolutions

WAsuINGTON. oct After
pcrfcctng an Organization today the
industrial conference called hy
PRESIDENT Wihon Rut tangled up In
lts own rules and adjourned untii
tomorrow.
Secretary Lane was elected per
manrnt chairman In his speech OF
nc,cptgnce he stirred the Delegates.
representing capital. labor and the
public. a. great enthuslasm by de
cldlinE that the hlRh purpose ~ the
gathering made failure Impossible IN
INC effort 10 hhrmonize Industrial
relations W ihs country
Proceeding To- the adoption of
rules. the conference struck its firN
rung in q protest hy John Spargo OF
Sew York, representative of the
public, that tho report OF the rul les
committee mace no provision Tor
minority expression ana was
"iravetiS" on free deliheralion His
criticism caused early Adjournment
OF the morning session to permit
anne admcnt. ~ he formulated by the
respective groups. bat on reonnven-
ing the uu1.s were adopted without
mlirrini change They provide fot
public sessions and unanimous vote
hy groups ON a. conclusions and de-
civlons. ana require The assent OF u
gIuup before amy member of u can
Introduce a I1aplution.
Committee Named.
4 committee OF 10 was named To
recommend Tor or against all rCso. !
mtou- introduced ns follows.
Representing the public Thomas /
l.. ,hadbournc. \ \ LandOn. II " /
EudIcott. Churica Edward Russell /
and ME44 IIIlttu WNll
Representing capital 81 Hcnbcrl"n /
HWchi1suu. Iohu " u'l."nry, John f.
+ Haskob Herbert D. Perkins ana I
f. N 1lIicmort.
Representing orRanlzcd labor
samuel gomprrs. Frank Morrison.
Matthew VOL. " .. MIhon and ].
T. sheppard
Nnnt Greater Production.
The employer group Was the only :
one ready under he rules. with any
business. FrcderI,k y Fish of Boa-
ton offering a. resolution declaring
the need ~ lhr industrial situation
was Increased production. adequate
fur scrviccz and Just
return ON caplial and thai each
delegate should hc guided In his
actions by 'ho good ut the country
~ whole rather than by the In
f,rrHts uf h.a particular group
Motion WIS non made to adjourn I
which evoked uultk protest from
dcleHifss who have been demanding
strenuous action from the confer.
sup, Gavin NrNub san Francisco
"a r'uTr-nuiI.it, uf fh' public tald
Boo would OTTER another resolution 10
give fhr conference fHW''h hing fu
lu nuI Nr SuBHrn made % point ~
order fuU' inr resolution had uo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
PEACE LEAGUE RAPED
Senator's Take Exception
to Campaign Waged
for Ratification
ATTACK MADE ON HITCHCOCK
He Is Charged With EX-
pressing Sympathy
for Huns

4 WASHtNGTON. oct The
peace treaty was sidctracked for
three hours while the senate de-
hated and passed bin 60 bcs,ow
rpon Judge Adyoyate General
Crowdcr on his retirement from the
army. the permanent rank OF lieu.
tenant general
Then the pact WIS called up for
30 minutes \ reading clerk strug
Hicd ldboriously with the printed
text until he reached lh, section re-
launE To Shantung, ON which the
neNt fight viii br made At thai
point the senate quir work FOR the
night
No Agreement Announced
There was no announcement re-
Earvhng any drcis.on TO take UP
other matters In place of the treaty,
and at O'Clock Senator Lodge,
chairman OF the foreign relations
committee, walked into the chamber,
while Senator Chamberlain. demo.
crRt OF Oregon, was speaking on The
truNder bill, looked around and
learning that an agreement had
been made 10 dispose ~ he meas.
ure. returned 20 the Cloak room tu
Nr'she with republican groups over
reservations
Senator Lodge told members later
thaI 10" agreement uu the Brumu-
ron m'tsur, was made by Senator
hnoN. republican Of Pennsylvania.
who introduced B.. and Senator
h.D.."., nf Nebraska. m charge ut
democratic. forces Senator Cham
r|u H opposing . -pnk. Tor two
l'.fe ui 'ncr, Wts mu,a oincr le.
IN r before a vote vi. reached
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
DrNocr,r ni~rcNs ms rosr
National committeeman Prom FOULS
iHua Gives WY o. Another

Nr"N ORLEANS. r.' 7.#-Enrerf
lv.H- member ~ fhr dfunr.tt.r
-.r.H#.f r.nm.ff." from iHu.rI1nt
.-.. zoos .nFs, rendered h.s re.'r.
..t.nr r1 rs H,rru"rIf., s.lf, ..n-
nal rruu.ff.r. FORMER 'Hnrrrr--
man s. =. Tg.0 was named a. his
successor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
Will ,rrr>p ,o>lIRENor

l'ur Hundred IrNnn. Named fn W
tend Nrw ORLEANS COTTON Meeting.
AUSTIN. TtNH.. t.f Dr." rs
l.... State .HmuI.alHrsr H' Hr
..'"r. .nu..r. fnf#H f'H- ."
Dos named e.. delegate. Hunus
IrNas Hr.fHr ErnVsrs fH attend 'Hs
"or = cotton ~0nfersugp tf >rV Hr.
cans beginning October o. and 'hst
80 ~ them have prom Iss1 'o go.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08


not thon l}l Jlmrs may he
chosen Moran plans io usc salloc
or h' ma, give Luqu". the cuban,
"a chance
ClNCINNN11. oct The person
who was directed yesterday to shin
up the pole ~ the Rcdlaud park and
measure lt fur the world. champion
ship buu'ug slid down the shaft y
bll today aud the wrt-uring was
pos pou,i IN, reason WITS that az
'hu Chicago white SuN dId not dare
lue" today D game fuI with it would
have gone the championship. they
r"rI,Hulr lead uf four runs ana by
delivering one more tally In the tenth
round. won The game. five runs to
four from cincinnati
f. was contest replot" with thrills
and h,atlhrCHkH. varied by some
wtud fielding, snappy base running,
mighty clous ana catches. and. In
short practically everything relating
'u hlH"ball
SoN Start Things
Cincinnati looked Ike q certain
winner Ia th" thlrd and fourth
rounds 900 iho course uf which four
Erd legs crossed the plate In the
nNn however. lhc SuN turned two
passes and q single into nlls and
In the s.N'h two doubles and two sin
rIuH wore the major factors iu the
three runs which ted the score To
Buck Weaver sterling ihlri husrman.
Who welded mighty stick IN the
game. fem the distinction ~ record
ug h, vnulnr.uu in the tenth llr
VAS rho ffu wuu up ana doubled 1"
center. n.. second Two sI,1rr ~ the
game The partisan crowd became
hl.hod and then began 90 chat on
enlargement fp Ring. who had de
placed Eu'th'r a- pitcher tot the .
Reds
jackson 'rI,d 10 bunt and missed |
bar uu % second attempt the bal /
lrlnnlcI % few foot down the thiId /
nar, line. aud. while th" ban Wts /
perfectly uoIlrd. Jackson crossed /,
hr initial sack with lime iu spare
Weaver landing un rhlrd Happy :
Frs d. who had delivered double |
u Ih, sixth. struck out bat Gnndi' |
who hlH previously delivered moth |
rr singled ana weaver scored
Iu 'noir hilf Of the tenth the Hcdr |
went ou in order and the iay closed /
,I'u me series standing four victor /
ts G.r cincinnati and two for th /
ago
Hurthrr Handled Hpugh.
The cincinnati team entered ih"
'IrH confident that they had -
InN',I .n, VISITORS .nsf the last
iHr.r uf nsnf had departed from /.
Hrm Th. latter however had J
lr.u IlrI.I u,,r 90, .n1Is boo nm
u..aEtUI. fashion ht- Manager
EH.t.uu a#rur the forenoon rud +.
H,. .In.. 900 rho frH looking l.s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08
RUETHER FORCED OUT
Star Southpaw Batted Out
of Box Ring Also
Swatted Timely
KERR WINS SECOND START
Little Chicagoan Once
Again Trims Rivals
Though Hit Hard

ClNCINNNTI ONO. oct ..-
Manager Gleason la expected 10
Send Eddie ,,culic back against
'hr Reds today II he is right II
not then Eill JAMES may be-
chosen Moran plans ,u use Sallor
CO., bee ma, give Lulu". the cuban
chance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-08

Prayer Meeting Tonight
The Winslow mail., 1919-03-28

DEPARTMENT OF THE IN
terror. U. S. Land Office at
Phoenix, Arizona, February 8,
1919.
Notice is hereby given that
Roy H. Rice, of Winslow, Arizo-
ma, who on March 20, 1913, made
Homestead Entry No. 021818. for
the south half southwest quarter
northeast quarter northeast quar-
ter, north half northwest quar-
ter southeast quarter northeast
quarter, southeast quarter north
west quarter northeast quarter,
southwest quarter northeast quar-
ter northwest quarter northeast
quarter, east half northwest quar-
ter northwest quarter northeast
quarter, northwest quarter north
west quarter northwest quarter
northeast quarter, and on Octo-
ber 9th, 1915, made additional
Homestead Entry No. 028517 for
the Sc quarter NE quarter NE
quarter, N half SW quarter NE
quarter NE quarter, NE quarter
Sc quarter NE quarter, S half
NV quarter Sc quarter NE quar-
ter, N half SW quarter NE quar-
ter, SW quarter NV quarter NE
quarter, SW quarter NV quarter
NV quarter NE quarter, N half
NE quarter NV quarter NE quar-
ter, SE quarter NE quarter NV
quarter NE quarter, section 80,
TIP IGN, r 12- E of the G&SRB&
Meridian, Arizona, has filed no.
tice of intention to make five
year proof to establish claim tc
the land above described, before
the u. S. Commissioner, at Flag
staff, on the 22d day of March,
1919.
Claimant names as witnesses
Lester H. Fuller, H. B. Bennett,
L. L. Fisher and George L. Pratt
all of Winslow, Arizona,
JOHN L. IRWIN, Register.
The Winslow mail., 1919-03-28

If you can't do better than
build a shack on the rear of your
lot now, do that much. You will
be at least saying rent, and max
ing a start that will lead to some
thing better. See Hall.
For sale, three-room house,
with bath. Inquire at the Wins
low Mail office.
For sale, a four-room modern
house, furnished complete, for
81, 45O. See A. H. Hansen.
The Winslow mail., 1919-03-28

If you can't do better, buy a
couple of lots on easy monthly
payments and build a shack on
the rear. You will at least be
saving rent and make a start that
will ultimately lead to better than
what you now have. See Hall.
The best line of salad dress
ings, catsups, and other appetiz-
ing condiments, can always be
found at the Winslow Cash Mark
ct.