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New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Reports From Newark

Louis Schlesinger, Inc, sold for
Cohen & Miller, Inc. 250 Belleville
Avenue, Newark, to Louis Lombard
and 17S Littleton Avenue to Patrick
j. O'Hare
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
SUMMONS

s.W Yopt srreEsn COURT re
WILLIAM T. h.'lIr Defeaasrt -sls'
HDht. TRIAL bIttiID f 9l1. Coyg.
or t1H 3oiNf hfIffF i0R \
biNCtrN 10 THE fltDts aA2LD
bt.l' 'l.HpAhI
Ipi ARE lElIpY gl'afliOhED 20 e..
s'rr the complaint iu tlfs aeff1l. and IN
serve copy ~ ynur answer On ibs
Plaintiffs Attorney fh'n ou days after
ihe feftlce If this summons eacinsiye o.
nr day or safsfre. naa iu case ~ your
laiiuie 10 Hpptar, or answer. Judgment
Niii he taken against l0u ly default tof
the rclief ofuauafti fn the complaint
Dated hrnrlarY -fsf. Iof4
BiNjANlN J. sEl-fI.fAN, Pls'ntTs
Attorney. office and Pos. once Nd.
difss. SO. llo Broadway. Borough OF
tianhattan. City - >ew York
To WILLIAM l.. DcNELL. above named
drfeft sllf.
he foregoing summons fs ser'ed upon
You. tv publication. pursuant 70 an order
Or the Hon. Nathan Blur. ono q the JUS
ilcts of the New York Supreme Court
dated the Pct cay ~ February. 1919. aac
Ned vim the complaint lg fhs Office Of
Tho Cler@ ~ New YORK County. at IN,
Borough ~ Manhattan. CITY ans state o.
New York, on tie 2fth day q February
BENJAMIN r sPr1LvAN. Attorrsy
for tho PiaintlN Oflre and post
1tace Adlrcss. no il5 BroacTD
horcush or Manhattan. CRY OF New
York.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Iaat Side
lNcst Side

7eIu fI 81 as v Ao,i0q q Mafon John i
Atrhff - Admin Asahef due ian l12a q
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Cla sified Adver
HELP WANTED FEMALE

GET THE RIGHT START
IN BLSlNESSl
BRIGHT Yo,lNc WOMEN
cAN "s' s"BTAlS Goob ioA FAY
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
AND A PROMISING FUTURE
TELEPHONE SERVICE.
50 and $40 whno learning. durins
c-st four weeks
Earnings within ne1t few weeks aver
sse 81 so 70 &l4 so a week. according
TO 'ourH = duty assigned
~ tsrnins' AZ y end O, ar" yea: s-s'as'
tours o. duty assigned.
Further saler, increases 'os cIper.
snSo end mo2s Gr css ana mrno 'f,sneGa %
tnose who are ambitious
No experience necessary.
EMPLOYEES ARE ESPECIALLY WELL
CARED FOR
Horelikc Quarter,
Luncheons Served q, Cost.
Anniversary Tssmsni' IS" SICK S' Hco,ao
and Pensions
to Hour Working bay
CONVENIENT APPLICATION orgicYs
OPEN WEEK DAYS
MANHATrkN.
5s West Houston ST,
"a M tass'. NJ
lt5% Broadway tat 42d ST..
l. ~ 10 or NJ
ioo w ls5th st tnf lcnoI Ave
u NJ to Q T. NJ
BRONX.
asa East 1rcmon, Ave-
r. NJ 10 0 + 81
BROOKLYN.
81 willouKhby ST..
"a NJ 10 s r. NJ.
ls NJ to ) Z. NJ
tllo Fifth Ave. tnr. olm ST.,
NEW YORK TELEPHONE co
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Crecnacres Plot Sale

The Scarsdale Estates (Robert +.
Farley, prcsident) has sold plot on
Walworth Avenue Greenacres, Scars
dale, n. y. to w. H. Stuart.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
HELP WANTED FEMALE
INSTRUCTIONS
1YrlsTs-s sTENoCRApnERs-

TYrlSTS- STENOCRAPHERs-
SECRETARIES
DO you know that you can increase your earning
capacity and efficiency. also make yourself
valuable TO ,our employer. by learning Tho Dcta-
phono Method Of dlctauon. The course Is free
and can ho mastcrcl in few hours. Operators
in great demand
For further Information inquire at Tho Dcls-
phone School, 2S0 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
APPLICANTS WHO ARE ACCEPTED

APPLICANTS WHO ARE ACCEPTED
VII he placed Under the direct personal supervision
OF enc OF our star OF Certified Public Accountants
ard thoroughly trained In the special Nnoeledsc
and practical procedure necessary to qualify for
il Torfant accounting work
Address fur interview. giving agc position. edu
cation and telephone number Registrar. rostoaice
Box ~. Times Square Branch New York.
LEARN TO rE A CHAUFFEUR Pleasant and
>, profitable work: dry and evening classes Send
ror trcc booklet md visitors pass. West Side
Y W e. a. al7 West 51th st.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
CITY REAL ESTATE
1E.Ss0 business Property
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

FIRM or INTEHNAT1CNAI, pypr7rA
nyh "lshNs 10 secure IL largo store or
rum Avenpe. a4ih 10 SD Sirecis C.tjsH.
NAN q WAKEFIELD ItC.. 90 Last 41d at
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Da.ed. New York. tho nth day of FeSra'

HERBEHT d. BROWN.
JOSEPH VAN NLECk, JR-,
Executors
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11

FRIENDS COOK. CnAArn.nAt.,,- .,------
very .rat f're so0ns So alTREss
ssc- i-I H.. ac's e'b. s50Hs d..1.
ss&i
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING
Df DfANoNUS
MIsCEII.ANEnUs
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

RALEIGH HALL. fro w 47rH sT.-Im,
opened. refined. comfortable residence for
mon. all h0fei safvirn. So ~ Up weskiy.
with frfa HFe ~ bath cub and shower
nlfN ptitafa bath. st010 np. uansleais
.naitel.
illt AVE Largo Allows stf fsfiaf ia ti~s@
fT lff.7 i.H'n. s'i aIia ~ ole tzs rlsss
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

AISf oS Sr i4l l3I W a ooN 44th 81. l5s
''n Schuylrr Realty Corpn. lal w 4st 81,
20 ,;s, Alex + LIiman. w sdth st atty. Morris
LAT, = ccdAt 81 Jan Il. 1914 ... $50 900
".cN' Esp Az. ls4: Lewis e Delta Danlir et 81
10 .,al M"r,e = 0ssood; atty bowers & 3 a.
JAMfsi 81 GS loo 1, .,ns. $1,000
,ohtrai Union Trust Co OF \ Y: atty /. Y a. -
Co. 100 broadwAy: Dec %. 1900 ~ s3S moo
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11

sA1ESMEN.- Five competent aggressive. ambitious
snd honorable men 10 repre- sent large Western
corporation now establishing permanent sales force
IN New York city; liberal contracts and perrns
nent positions Tor men who qualify. See Mr.
Cory 5l2 Fifth
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

GRAND CONC0URSE S. 1923 r: y OF 155th
-. Ioo,axlill. sam MinshoN agt SamvjI
:. .9aSaHct!on o, H5cSt!on Co.. Inc. ct al; Jan . 1910
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION
LEARN ACCOUNTANCY.
rNPERrS HIGHLY PAID

want 10 bear from bookkeepors. cssmsls school
teachers. oTcs workers. sienoEraphers and ali
capable men and women either with or without
bookkeeping experience. who ambitious 70 get
into higher accounting positions paying
t2 400 TO 50 900 A YEAR AT THE START.
The resdius.mcnt Of commerce and industry 10
pracc basis. the reconstruction and reorganization
N American business along more efficient lines. ths
more scientific analysis OF coats TO meet domestic
and world competition and tho necessity for accu.
rate income and excess profits tax reports 70 tho
Government have created thousands OF and
t'tr,ciye opportunities for permanent positions IN
tic higher accounting feld
TIE demand for trained competent persons all
positions for cost accountants auditors. junior and
senior account ants &c. can he met only IN part
Government and business make heavy demand,
upon the available supply Q, trained men AID
won,n.
So or orcanlza'ion having the largest sta1 OF
accounting sld business eficiencJ experts In tho
world IS making every possible effort to help meet
this Unusual .ituntion and to thet end will in
tervicW men who dcsito to qualify fer
lnese positions by taking individual home training
lhis can hc dono without interfering with their
present employment.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
OFFICES WANTED

"tNILp 'I,xo iisi'. Any on'c~s IN wall sa,..,
e,,I.1.' ''.''' '.@ts'.', T. .. BgI o.. Cry Han
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11

srChETARY TO ACCOMPANY GENrLEMAN
ON Dl DlSlNESH TRIP to Russia via Europe
french requisite. additional knowledge Of Russian
ana typewrtlng preferable Only gentleman
acquHilted With American enterprises snd deal
ne. ines in large affairs acceptable Address full de
Ia inclqlina references. which will be treated
confdsntlally. TO Trip. Bur Il Tribune
TUTOR CosTAN1oN ron roY ~ 1trH YyAn
'nllege Ktadus'n. gentleman In tho thirties
actlye In athletics wantad r. coach young man frf
fnal cnleeo "litfhiica essnilnafipas and as con
satt rofnlnnvp for city sud country homes and
~ sports foln row Until opening coiiAgs faj term
Herrht ettaflehre similar position Requisite Lib
efa eo'nbei ssiirn Niil be orefsd Address fujl
dH'Hlla 10 facilitate eatly appointment and III
aaganeh' Tutor. Eot "a Tribune Once
WANfiJ, Manager f0F piano .sisroom by hsh
gfade house Tor prominent city in fosnset,,ai
aooh .sltl2p for night man bof A x 563 T'flb'
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
PEARSON BROS, LIMITED, TORONTO, CAN.
M :s s =

oTFlCFs- FIVE THOUSAND SQrA ARE TErT
i> HIGHEST CEAph OFFICE hrlLpfNG N
GRAND fi>TRNl SECTION FOR MAY lSI
OR sOOrtH NIGHT DIVIDE CrsHAf.N &
"ANLtihip. 1N'. 20 EAST fcD STHtET
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
G GENTLEMEN


For house to house men no proposition
more strongly appeals than the advantages.
privileges and great savings offered by this
very highly indorsed organization; there IS
nothing FOR you to sell. the work being
planatory for registering families with this
organization. and there are over 1000 ia
miles already registered. you can earn $40
TO $50 weekly in addition 70 building very
large permanent income. proved by rec
ords; desirable connection; $4,000 TO $4,000
yearly for right people. Call 366 Fifth ave.
Suite Sl4
MEN. % years and over, with ONCE expert
ence. Immediate and permanent position. sl2
start; advancement. /. p o, Box 395. City Hall
Station
SALESMEN-Earn big money weekly; ele-
giant nickel plated evaporated and con-
densed milk servers; sold wherever shown
National Mfg. Co. II East 30th ST. priv
Neged solicitors for Davis Mix Can Servers.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

LoSr-Mnrch qth. lady's gold wrist watch
chain bracelet. I'm area betNeen 2s,h ana
iuih SIS ans Fourth and Eighth Ayts
Liberal reward. return 80 Read. 2ls W.,
18Th ST. Phone Chelsea 5000
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-25
COMING TO THE PALACE.

1t is glorious to he an American.
One never appreciates and realizes
this fact for all it is worth until he
has seen D. w. Griffith's Hearts of
the World" which is an epic and a
picture page of history that will un-
doubtedly be stored away in the arch
ives of the government for reference
and study by future generations. No
man or woman with an ounce of pa
triotism in their soul but will be car
ried awav with enthusiasm nd joy
when they see the story of the worlds
great fight for justice and liberty IL
Illuminated on the screen with It's beau
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-25
AT THE PALACE TONIGHT.

What chance has a pretty girl in
the solution OF the servant problem ?
Mary Pickford, in her forthcoming
photoply, "How Could You, Jean ?"
solved the question by hiding her
beauty behind the camouflage of a
green Swedish servant, after wife
after wife gazed upon her pretty face
in the employment office and passed
her up" as a girl who was too good
looking to possibly be any kind of a
cook. The assumption of the disguise
is just the beginning of one of the
most delightful roles ever assumed
by the little queen of the screen. I
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-25

tiful love theme laid on the historic
SPOT of bleed ing France. Under the
auspices of the British government,
Mr.. Griffith has reproduced scenes of
battle and action which will probably
never be afforded another dramatist
ana that are inspiring in their aw-
full truth and realism. With grim
war as a background, this Shakes
speare of the screen has revealed a
love story that is so sweet and pref
ty one almost forgets the terrible cir
cumstances under which it is relat-
ed. Hearts of the World is D. W.
G1iffith's supreme achievement. 1t
ruroasses ANYTHING he has ever pre-
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-25
SEARCH MADE FOR
OLIVER ROBERTS
lContinued from Page One)

tContinued from Page One)
wife and child from the influenza. lie
adopted the name of Ellis for this
visit.
Although love for the child is
thought to have prompted him to
spare its life, and possibly to ac-
company him along the roadway of
fear, officers are afraid that he
might murder the child in the event
that his Identification was rendered
more certain by it's presence.
Meanwhile Sheriff AppIestill is
straining every nerve to procure the
mans arrest in record time. The
warrant charging him with murder
was issued this morning by Justice
Isaac Mayfield on information fur
nished by the sheriff.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-25

seated to n amazed public and only
goes to show there is no limit to the
creative possibilities of his genius.
1876 crp ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
A. ID. M8fett to Hare
A Much Needed Rest

IA y. Motfctt left last night FOR
mttlc Creek. Mich. ana expects tu
stay for At least six months ana VIII
take "A much needed rest
Mr. Moffett will be grFhlly, missed
IN Tulsa where he is greatly be
loved and VIII carry with him the
good wishes OF large circle or
friends who are ait hoping for his
speedy recovery Tho oil men have
looked 20 MI Motfctt for iuHpira-
,ion for a long time. his idcats are
high and he has set an example that
70 worthy OF emulation. liiS work
for the hegerment OF the employees
Of the big CnSden refinery, while
perhaps not fully appreciated. IN.
nevertheless, deserving Of the great
cst praise Ills sole ambition has
been for the betternont oC the moral
condition Of tho men IN the plant
and FOR the uphuildlng Of q loyal aud
unswerving fidelity To- he orEanI-
Zation. ...
Mr. Mofte't has been the means
ot doing great good and his Tine
spirit of fairness has for long time
been looked upon as tn" token or
the highest typo ot manhood May
he come back fu,lv restored In
health
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
Office: 624l
QUOTATIONS.
Distinguished
! SitOrS mere

~. /. Rraul WI. 'ur TI..' ID"
honor boa u party 'nB' hu. '"'U tour
ing ,ho uil fields from Houston ~
Tuln and N has Travelled 'nr hnH. h
and breadth ~ the great Wil .nr''
mont r,d boa H. r. SluyluirH p.i.nI'
cnr and has soon all IN" Vun1'0lH.
development that has ttkru place
since midsummer. ana q great "lr
pr.sc 10 must have hrcu.
l'rsidos Mr Sin,hlu and \ j..
watts tho party was mad" up of the
heads of tho pipe liuc ana r"!lmnE
departments of the sinclair organic.
ton Joseph VI Cudthr ana " u
ISom. and doubtless Mr. N"GrU vl'h
MI his knowledge OF the hueu'..
gained Is, his oNpcrt"ur" us oil ah
minisirst0r was greatly impressed
with what he saw
II seems hut yesterday Vhcu ihcrr
was an apparent -hortE' nf crude
nud II was Thought Tor tmo that
here must be u closing down ~ aoinr
~ the rcnu"rics IN tn" mid continent
field in order 60 a1'" tho uil Tor tho
plpc lines that u might hc trans
r0rtcd to the souhoard In the shortest
po--ibl" thuc and with the lcnsi In
reference with tnil transportation.
Thcn. hs though pruNidcutHily, the
great fields at Ranger ana Burkbui
mott were brought in ana Mr Ncnnh'H
anxiety wnS doubtless much relieved
lie has seen ull this new development
during the last few DAYS and hos ot
all, has inspected for. TIA" first time.
at least two OF tho grcatcs, leases In
Oklahoma
Through nm error In the headlines
In ycstcrdHN's afternoon world, Il
was made to appear that Nr RcQua
was contemplating coming to Tulsa
(which Of course IN a mistake. al
though he " much In love WIN all
he has seen here. Ito visited the
great plant across the river and will
doubtless carry with him the memory
Of Tulsa's wonderful refinery which
did it's fun share TO help win the war
MIR Requa should come often. TIC
will he very welcome here lie made
q great Impression on the active
heads of the Sinclair, aud CcsdeR or
wanizations having been accom-
panied ON the trip 10 the CARRIER
field and the Osnge by Mcssrs trnw-
10y, Manion. Martin aud Tabor aud
all were strong FOR him ~ man
who not only has a great know ledge
Of tho oil business, but who IA cspo-
clally agreeable as a citizen and
friend His stay In Tulsa will prob
ably be short M II Is likely that the
party will leave for the east by noon
today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
Extends CARRIER POOi
4 Nile West

The sinclair ON & Gus 20. lra'
on the Harris frm IN the -outhcasl
quarter NJ 2A-22 ~ la show Ing Tor
good producer IN the 1900 loot
sand The mud loft by the rotur,
was hailcd out last night and O.
started flowing Immediately and has
been keeping II up al regular lutrr.
tala ovrr since Thcro hus been no
coiimHt" made aaA Vet bat this trN
is mighty important. since \ extends
the CARRIER pool about ono milo TO
the west
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
Talented Young
Musician Here

Miss Mayme Travis daughter ~
barney Travis. one 'of TulsA'H most
prominent oil producers. arrived In
Tulsa yesterday morning from Ch.
cago, where she has been attending
the Bush conservatory ~ music. 10
spend the Easter holidays win her
parents
Miss Travis who uscs the name
"Mayme RahlnoNttz' tur her prufcs.
slnnal name A an unusually ul.
cnted and very accomplished Young
musician. and u Is said hy an who
have heard her plnN.lis destined lu
become famous some day soon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
COsden Getting
Another Good One

Cosdcu 4 co have a showing Tor
"A hig well 10 l's curry tIrm 'rs, ia
lN-2N lr IN lho IayANpII district
rhc sand found rrow HJ|l lor3 300
feet ana nt bul AK feet Do. The we'll
has madr three nice flow This
makcc, things took 90. n u,, Vcr,
coming n huuyh,t lpr them
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
4. ID. Morton in TOTn

\ II Morton or nYrtIr~ylI.e wna
in rhr ,iiy Ncsl"rdny and Ayy that
Tryls Developments appear tn hr %
ir,n" disappointing as regards the
connection between the Ranger
peld aud CoWIurh" county although
ihc wells may hold up better than
wolls that come lu win a burger tn.
u.al production Ito ,hiuka that the
failure to find good body of sand
Is disappointing hu, Will probably
result in practical oil mon going a
little SLOW IN drilling outside luyH-
lions which viii hc good thing fur
those Who have 1hoir Wcilsucum
pletpd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
Gets Good ven in Texas

Nhc states or corporation has q
nicc showing ot both oil aud gl- n
It's Norwood farm test near The town
Of Enstlnnd, Ia Eusnud county.
Texas They urc Just In tho top ot
the black lime at p l20 foct and the
well ir said to be looking good tor
a big producer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10

Drilling contractor with standard
tools wants TO enter coutrlct 70 dr,ll.
Phone 6l.7 Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10

For Salc-uil and gas lease on @,
I 2 acres IN section . iS-li hr. l.. J
Sizor. CuWc,A, NkIa Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10

II YOU have oil leases to sell close
to production or lo drilling wells. or
producing properties with one or
more wells and other sure locations
IN oklahoma. Kansas or Texas write
us. giving legal description price
nnd plat showing production . or
drilling wells Greer Investment
Company. 2Ol simmons bldg. Tulsa
Okla Adv
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-09-02

The largest class of communicates
ever confirmed in this city were re-
ceived Sunday morning at st. AIMS
Catholic church by Bishop German.
There were Al in the class. Bishop
German was assisted by Rev. Frs.
Kelly and Miller, the latter from Occur
d Alene.
The last confirmation held in this
city at st. AIMS Catholic church was
four years ago when Bishop Glorieux
was here.
Bishop German conducted high mass
lat s o'clock Sunday and Rev. FIR. Mil
Ter conducted mass at 10 o'clock while
early mass was held at o'clock. Fol-
lowing the 10 o'clock mass Bishop
German preached a sermon.
During their stay in the city from
Saturday until Sunday afternoon,
Bishop German and Rev. Frs. Kelly
and Miller were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stoos.
Following are the names of those
confirmed Sunday:
Ludger Joseph Lefebvre, James Paul
lRabdau,f Helen Edna Rowe, Gertrude
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-09-02
LARGE CLASS CONFIRMED AT
CATHOLIC CHURCH SUNDAY

Marie Catherine Jacoby, Bernard Au-
gustine James Jacoby, Glenn James
Augustine Jacoby. Dammie Daniel
Wendell, James Patrick Joseph Burke,
Jerome Valentine Joseph Egan, JOS
eph Leo Phillip Welch, Francis Mich
ael John WEIGH, Robert John Paul
WEIGH, Clarence David Harsch, Emile
Francis Dion, Thomas Saul Paul Lee
febvre, Donald Carroll Clair Critchell,
Floyd Emmett Joseph Mayer, Lawrence
Lee John Cuddy, Harry Thomas Mar
tin Cuddy, Joseph Emmett Walter,
Frank David Conway, Helen Catherine
Cecilia Cane, Dorothy Helen Margaret
Muhlfeld, Marian Violet Harsch, Mil
dred Margaret Shively, Alice Marian
Catherine Stone. Dina Mary Lucy Le-
febvre, Mary Elizabeth Burke, Gene
We've Monica Bush, Celia Marie La
brosse, Eva Mary Agnes Lefebvre,
Alice Agnes Dion, Dora Elizabeth La
brosse, Rose Dorothy Mayer, Loretta
Anna Wendell, Margaret Kathleen Ber-
ger, Josephine Mary Krause, William
Thomas krause, Robert James Olsen
Mrs. Henry Olsen, Francis Reedy.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-09-02
Matbiesens plan To Leave City

John A. Hanson, of Blue Earth
MINI arrived here Saturday 10 ac-
cont position with the First State
Rank succeeding Otto F. Mathiesen,
resigned Mr. Hanson had several
years of banking experience in MIN
nesota before he joined the army ana
he only recently returned from over
T Bert Cowen, cashier Of the First
state Rank. on being asked regarding
the change mentioned above stated
that Mr.. Mathiesen had written OF MS
exnectations to locate near the coas'
IN business for himself Mr.. Cowen
said that while he deeply regret, t,l
that Mr.. Mathiesen should sever nls
o Cn, with the First State BANK
81 so MANY years, he feels tnat MI
Wathiesen is to be congratulated Oh
heing able to get into a satlslacUoIS
business for himself.
Ou NJ Mathiesen and family are now
on an auto touring trip and PLANES
90 mote TO their former home IN th'
cost before returning here Mr.. am
Mrs Mathiesen are among the mos sS
nonular and respected citizens OF IA
XIV and they have hosts OF lrlsnu I
who will regret to near OIL 'ne'' p''''
20 leave Bonners Ferry.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-09-02
Potato Specialist Coming Next Week

Z. r. Bennett, potato specialist for
the state, will be in Boundary county
for the second of his series OF pota-
to demonstrations, on September 9Th
and 9Th.
He is especially DESTROYS that sever
al field meetings be held so that dis
cussion of potato diseases and the Sc
lection of seed for improvement Of
the potato can be shown under field
conditions. Accordingly 1t has been
arranged to hold a meeting at Fl. l..
Shively's farm on the Northside on
Monday afternoon, Sept. 8, at 200
o'clock and another at the same hour
at the e. L. Little potato field on the
south bench on Sept. 9th.
All persons who are interested in
the improvement of their potatoes and
who desire to understand the different
potato diseases should make a special
effort to be present at these field
meetings.