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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-24

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90 REWARD for informatisn thAA ~
lead " the securing ok Az ue>4fn( ~
bunsal0w " apartment bi so04 ho1 toI
Win gnsart Phone oefweeD , q -!
and 81 ny week mys Walnut e~A.
~ RNIsnibp housekeeping apsrppqos
Octoher l'by couple. GoOd neAoAlpe.
hood Three roonlH pr1iests4 ~
iull dssGiplia. phos,e rAAaba44 ~
rate Bps R.2i Ohlahoman, 4
WANTED Two or tire. usfurai6k1d
rooms t.,o csrs osishomAn.
WANTED To Tease good : % s.Ss3o,
h'ufe. northeast or northwest WtlLluG
20 paj splendid rent. Walnut sl0S.
FrkNisHEn apartment by oct ], Or
rooms, young couple, muAi w mod
ern, good lOcatoh col. OHahsuien.
WANTED 10 rent farm Tor casn and
cotton thlfI aud fourth. also laxSu ~
share crop. r.3s, OklShoINnn,
WANTED tu rent by Oc,o5sr I. 0
% room. moiofn Two in family. Call
Cashier Walnut 80.
TWO Lfl, fooms w. private homo
wanted Dy NO adults oct psrnsan-
ent Nutt be- first clahA C.il caro-
tMihunan.
"RESrONSlBiE party. four adults Ia
sire tp irus. seven ~ eishi room un-
Furnished resiisuc" 10 Northwest p0t-
ton ui cilU must bo lp good condition
ana good lonntion. Willing 20 pay 0ns
years rent iu advance Whom answer
INK give 'ull particulars a. To iocs-
ton. condition and amount OF rent Y
/ ~ care OklAhomBn,
I WANTED \ s,ngle white man wishes
I ~ rent Hu uRturnished sleeping room
| within 'Nn blocks of "a street car linz.
win pay i've dollars psr month In ad-
vance, In writing give phone number.
/ n any
10, 3i. state Capitol station. city, !.
WANTED 10 rent, 3 Furnished house
keeping rooms. Miss sasnser. phone
/ Walnut 2llt.
BUSINESS WOMAN desires tUo o.
three room furnished suite. preferably
| with private bath, In apartment h0ueN.
/ " thin walking distance Of buAlneos d.
| ttiet northeast. Cali Walnut joe7.
I WANTfD--A small house or apsrtmsnt
by couple without children, vii ~
; permanent. like to have u gSrsgs. wei
i nut i1s
| wASTED.-A smali unfuTnlsks2 helae
| OF apartment by couple VttheAe
| children. like ~ have garage. We WV
be permanent B-1I5. Oklshonaa.
WANTED Nv lady employed And ysr
brother. two rooms and kltckesatts.
or three 10 four-room furnishod apas1-
msnt or cottage, With garage, rsfss &o1p
| exchanged Call Mrw. MGWilIlauo., 61fo
| DklahunGn Branch
WANTED 70 rent by October u. u
refined young couple no children. too
housekeeping rooms. In private hens;
| want permanent place for winter; Yon.
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WANTED
g., WANTED
Experienced tailor and
bushelman; references
required; permanent po-
sition to right party; ap.
ply, Hub Clothing Co.,
f00 w. Main.

bARREk W4NTFb-Hn 3. RoSlason
wANTFb.f'oy VIII .hs.L H1h,y o.
flee Supply Co. 80 W. Ftss<.
WANTED--l.ivs Virs general salesman
- s 9s"ersi I s!fss slse ail.rgyad yrsps
PRINTER o. no.tstraw, c,aAss,
Hitchcock. Ohh< ~ te y
wANTEn-poy u se'l u ,hss{sr. Folly
cigar stand.
wANTED-Dishvs asher. white o. csl-
,,ored; Univsrsiiy State Hospital, Seo
flNNl!k. o! plipn6er wSniS& wSSes
Hsr'i.' ScSs,S%. 6his w.
Ia.ss &. III G'As 4s.i!sS IIi.ss' III ~" :
WANrED--A moIor boy. Rcack, the
dEnlRht, lie W. Main b..
WkBHMkN wanted a cncS; NsSdy
job; top wDss for Al man. Clinton
stram Laundry, Clinton, OHla,
FKESSMAN WXNfET-Jo6 SrSsser
and newspapsr cylinder. Hteady 20.
sition. Phone our expense. Times.
Dtn,ocyal afflca, AltuA Okla.
w1NrEB SsvsrSi cdfSon pHrWS IN.
ouivs tIloods st1s. Meow, Okss.
WAkfEil- Man ana We . help > ceti. 20
.pls. without chlldvcn, Sice q Aeres
q 3, ;S sessen. 4; A. 4srmss, Mesrs, Ola,
WANT ftrSNcIaSS au{6 n2eckS1yc.
steady work and eoea pay 70 man dat
stampA Red NJ, oassGs. 0afSsf.
0kla.
WANTEb--NSn pSsl mI1dIs- -41S: cSf.
ING f?s loss and dslng "a iobs on
r:sss. ,:,m; Ats xasss ysnt:d snA sxps.
T7TatSM1 tSs1fSs sss:. s.S5Is m : S-1; Sl:r -:
!, !, a.. House ccws. e. tsfIisSed. . ].
wxNFEb--x.i 50oirssIiiar ~ SSSSS,f = =
ths DMush!ea sours& SSn1 II q. :.
iorme!icn and phsto IN ijrct (sfssr.
kEeenAd ,salAsy. K. a.. OhAhsaSn. VI.
WANT man aSd wils 10 S,iS 0j1WIsf
and janitor work. Room sff beoit.
Thompson Bldg.
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DRES9MAKiNG AND MILLINERY

bR1o@lAkiNO anu alterations.
MS N""ssr. Maple 'iSa. Room si'.
CL'IB the stairs and save q dollar.
sp<Stsl 'attsni ION given to orders aid
remodellnR Grey Milinefy, 81 " West
Main. Walnut ssb3.
bkEssMAkiNG. hemstitehins. haIr
work. Maple 3lss-R
wing Mems tailored
shirts Nsols so
PLAIN SEWING done. cheap. Apply
s,7. W California. room II.
rLNlN sewing wanted i0s West 9th.
SATISFACTORY dressmakinE. plain
sewing. alteration. Reasonable. Wal
aut 7ist
DRESS MAKlNG--Plain sewing and
children's clothes. 800 T.. 9TH. Walnut
2l2?.
pREssMAKfNG done Walnut JILL.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-24
FEMALE HELP WANTED


WANTED Competent coiored woman
for general housc work, good cook n
quire before 0 a m. on after y. NJ.
a00s Classen. Walnut Hlo
GIRLS wanted for wrapping butter.
Beatrice Creamery Co. ~
WANTED Middle aged. MINED ady:
good cook and neat hoISekSsper, %
take charge OF home ann ifs 1ov fauiay
u fpur who are home dyripg day. for
mexls only. No washiAG- D0od wsESA.
and' a good home for fhG right payty.
Phone W. or write L. J. High, Cushing.
okla 10
A Young lady between the sges OF -
and Is. single for a clerical position
vherc chances for advancement are
limited only by her ability to forge
ahead. Only requirement 10 that YOU
must have equivalent Ot high school
cduca,ion. We viii teach you. Give
name. age. address and telephone mum
her in letter Address CO. Oklalrofns a.
WANTED Office lady for phy ysicia n:
must take some dictstion and use
machine. SOS BsltiEnre Bldg
WAkTED--A diswsshsf, wages 1880
pes week.
THOMAS HOTEL
1926 n Robinson.
WANTED--t;irls to sb.I! and sack nuts.
Quality Products Co 50a y Hudson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-24

S:n'' y. e!s,!lns ssd shos~ Phone H.pis
n.1.. tiiii.i.lp. The s-cond ne nd
cloihinf huysn Shoes. trunks. grips
Nh nle ttiA.
DON'T tive \ awsy;. ve bay And ssh
sES0Nb.HXNp cLoTiiiNd-f am an
American and nay tho highest ps'css
call.
wANTED-plamouds. Ais 0sv66a.
III Nsrth nrosAwsy.
BUYihd [unx. ciot6ss KFSltsFs.
Aapse 141-J.
Cash P1ib for 1s1loS sIitS. 9resssS.
fs,:. etc; al.s s.nsls.ss'S slstnse.
wsinu, tscS. i'"'
WxRfkB- pfyS-SSlJs1 fFs saflasq!1ns
er Write W. A. ThompsVH. Mill
WAteh O0A -,
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, Tobias Emporiam
wants 4 X
Experienced Millinery
Sales Ladies'
Permanent Pol lien
Good Salaries
Paid to Those
who can
Qualify


WANTED Young Vunnp. Wthtsy be-
tNeea 10 and 70 to assiat In care 81
two children. good wages for the right
person MAple i<os
OFFICE assistqnt. wanted, work consists
Of taking dIctntions, typewrtting. lot
Ter Ming. In retail stoSe at Poncs Ctty.
Okla. Cali at Room los skirvin hotel
on Thursday, Sept 10 between II and ,
?, m. and $50 to 4 p. m. &. r. Cal
WANTED = Al hookksevsr, no
other need apply. bii ". Ind. Rob-
ertson Motor Co.
WANTED Maid and wnitresS twhite)
for Y. W, c. 4. residence, Apply
i5i E, %ih.
EXPERIENCED colorcd inald for our
beauty .partlor. scoti-lalnA1tpN @.
WANTED : ihsperienc} u u1y 1of eIlSs.
Call Wardrobe Clear W. NAAk ". "
cotton PiCKERs. N sefsa oi cosaaa.
~ per hundred wihnA ures. I mi1s
east and y mile south of fair grounds.
WANTED Woman to work for hse
and husbands board: vii, pay WON
hn small salary. l3s W, eth.
WANTED D. Woman for necsband Wcss
~ cuif rrcss, New state Laundry,
l.O " Francis.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.


SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
BY mall, ono gear. r..,.,......'....,' ''o'""
Nv natl one year with TtAE SUN
DAY oKLAHOMAN .,.,.....'' .'toV
By agent. carrier or newsboy,
CENTS a COPY or 10 cents Q weak.
In okishon,s City.
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, tevenins,
ard DAILY oKt.AIIOMAN imorninso
II, papers a week delivered by carrier
IA Okiahoma Guy and vicinity. pei
week. 20 cents.
An Unsolicited ffAnusrripts. letters
end seizures srrt "a the Times are SEM
At the risk Of the owner. The pklanoms
.l.. las'ft ~ ftis ;sss;sisu IS 4zs ss
custody OF return.
. titled to ihs usA ~ Sspu hlication Of
s.i nsvs DIM stehsb crtfIted 10 or no!
oshaeJltse ;Seedited H. tkia paper ana
sise NS Nal news pubtohsd herein.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-24

HELP 4 WANTED. I1eohhsepsru and
ItesoGrspbss trsinsd IN brsushens
bcSlsS13 coiiSss are In demand. The
sckcT eaN not flli the calls II II 70.
ceivjMl VH 10 $50 In business or GOV:
synnSM 9of6, Good positions seepreh
~ YySdua(eA Enter any ttsMe. ~
Wvrk W outline. individual msthsd of
WV 0S6Na Walnut ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-24

N1<X,G TRADE tAushs iadies And
9sSiCUea position guaranteed: fyee
eG6k tO oav)Ainine. Write Texas
LII 6sllsss pallas " Sort Worth
md tN7ND.- lypsw1lifHT. SvKn,rk.
Fn&Hh, bookkeeplns, lelrn nov: pay
lAtsn AiWparo business lhatitute, ~
AalunefN Bldg: phone Walnut ie7l q
66Ny ENVY, tks successfni inAn--be
en& STUDY law under comtNsnt
f,iStk2 .explanation sec Mr.. Boomer.
aSlnIk 0Y Avrkips Estate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-24

1pgGAI.os I.s And DIS. !1sTagsIlo!h
MAETEp-nsn ans isa,:. Y s.,sE. M.is
le1dese ElaIss,sdi !rss cassHp S0s;
dsNlsssis: Harry kuns. Mf., -.
sHs IA *: r. ss1S:4 sass"t srsa.:
oshVH5te eksiem si Hsrhsr Snna9ea,
iM oai'forsIa Avshs~ osias~n'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-24
Shorthand

lgiei( Accountins, Auditing, Comp
loGR1 =, etc Here IN our private seheol.
yuU q taught by the prfncipAis cf the
ocho hU4 you receive Axclvsive indI..
vldu& lh6esuct,on. These Arr sduie pf
the 1900 rhy .ws ~ yoa through v
lsss 1nA AN6 mako you moro .proficsfni,
M1y lna Nisht School. Ask for full
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RoOn WITH DoAaD ron ANN

REAL. hoRne cooked meals selve4 ae
il22 N. Broadway. hot vslnO ~
breakfast: phone us about tAsa Wal.
nut 5ti6. "
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WANTED To lease good : or s.ye4o,
houfe northeast or northwest WlNlssg
70 pHJ splendid rent, Walnut sl0s.
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WANTED. T~o or thr.a usfuralGA1
rooms l.,n, csrs ptlshomAn.
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Cooley is Ready
Stock Statesmen

4 real opportunity for live salcsmen
who can show results Address .2Ii,
uklAhon,an.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

HAND iRONgnb wanted Dinks Par
rish laundry. ! broadway Circle.
BRIGHT louUG isd,eS wanted Tor tefb-
phone operators: experiences unnec-
essAfy; Ne ply you while learning. Az
ply ro0su se1G Pio0Ner Rtdg.
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SUB CONTRACTORS wXNTEU-lif,y
teams any siss butfit George N.
stone. kerfoo, hotel. NJ Issno, 0kla.
WASTED-< first -clnas coat mskMs;
good waxss. must BE- permanent. 1
W Grand. Grand Tailoring Co.
WAkTF:D--A man al the Acme Potato
hip factory. isi West eth Map pie
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MISREPRESENTATION
Sscond-HanA Clothing

c o. hfCtlNe qryc highpl petces fos
T:n' y. e!S,,.,uS .,,, . ssd shoes Phone Maple
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at the Parents-Teachers Association
meeting Friday evening:
Song-All.
Record-Victrola.
{ Recitation-Minnie verduin.
Song--Adria De Graf and Meruns
Verduin.
Club Report--Tfarry Bartelds.
Paper-Evil Effects of Tobacco,
Cornelius verduin.
Record-Victrola.
Paper--Physical Defects and REM
edies. Mrs. Nelson.
Talk--Physical Needs Of Children.
Mrs. Axling.
Debate: Resolved. that a small
tractor Is of more value to a farm
er than a three-horse team. Affirm
alive. Mr.. Axling. John Bruins. Sim
on Stremier; Negative, Gerrit YER
DUN. Steven Stremler. Otton Bruins
A dainty lunch was served after
wards. consisting OF cake. sandwich
es and coffee.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-12-11
OLD STOMACHS
MADE NEW IN
TWO MINUTES

If you are one of the many that
have been suffering with stomach
roubles, such as gassy and sour stom-
ach-commonly called heartburn
pains in the stomach between meals,
and with which every living person
is so familiar that has stomach trou
BILE; belching, swelling and full-feel-
ing after meals; or should you ex-
perience that unpleasant feeling as
If you had lump" in your stomach
seemingly about the size CT your fist,
having the appearance of chat sensa-
ton that yoir stomach had become
in some way possessed of chunk of
lead-or you may at times have that
unpleasant knowledge of your food
coming up after meals, ali of which
could have so easily been avoided by
taking one dose of Jo-to.
Any and all of the above stomach
ailments, as well as the bodily suf-
fering you have been compelled to
endure, is quickly and surely relieved
by the use Of Jo-to. Just think of it,
Two minutes and your needless suf
fering, as well as the bodily discom
forts you have been forced to endure
for so long a time month after
month, and possibly years; this
makes very little difference to Jo-to,
as to the length of time you have suf-
fered, as he goes to work so quickly
and efficiently that when orce you
have secured his services trat you al
most blush with shame to think of
the needless suffering you have en-
dured for so long a time, fnd then
to find real relief so quickiv-Two
Mint ties.
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NORTH PRAIRIE

Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Axiing were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Axlina
on Sunday.
vergie and Percy Clarke spent the
weekend with their sitter. Mrs. A
C. Palmer of Booth Corners.
Mrs. T. ]. Nelson visited with hel
father in Bellingham Thursday.
The Whatsoever Club met with
Mrs. Lucy De Graft last week. The
next meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs. Anna Hoksbergen on the 18th.
Mrs. J. Barteld. Miss Jessie and
Rose Bartelds visited with Mrs. H
Hoksbergen Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Cramer. Miss Car.
rie and Mr.. Jake Cramer were din
ner guests OF Mrs. Helen Bruins on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jacobson en-
tertained for Mrs. Helen Bruins. Otto
and Willie Bruins. Gerrit and Abe
verduin on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Noteboom and
two children visited at the Sam Van
dermeer home on Monday.
Mrs. J. D. Scrimger and Mrs. A.
e. Baldwin visited with Mrs. C. R.
Axling Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bartelds and their
children. Harry and Henrietta and
Gertrude. visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Vandermeer Sunday.
Misses Alleen Minor and Gladys
Stauffer visited Elizabeth Mills who
has been i'll this week.
Hela Bartelds was guest of the
Wander Mey family Saturday and
Sunday.
| Mrs. Stella Nelson visited Mrs. D.
Bruno Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bartelds en-
tertained at dinner Sunday for Mr..
and Mrs. H. Bartelds. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hoksbergen. Grandpa Bar
telds and Miss Jessie and Mr.. Rud-
olph Bartelds.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jacobson Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Jac-
OLSON on Sunday.
Miss Lena Kremker Ia staying with
Mrs. Fred Stremler at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Clarke had as
their guests Sunday Mrs. Peterson
Of Seattle and Messrs. H. T. and r.
F. Jones.
During the week, Mrs. Fred Strem-
Ter had as her guests Mr.. Constant.
Ms. Ripperda. Mrs. Margaret Cram
er, Mrs. John Burger, and Enie and
Dorothy Noodeloos.
Miss Geraldine Jones was \ Sunday
guest OF Mrs. George Bruce.
The following program was given
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INVEST IN HEALTH BONDS
Dividends In the Form Of q Reduced
Tvbsreuiosis Death Rate will
bo Paid

The National Tuberculosis AssociA-
ton and its 1000 AFFILIATED organiza-
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Sickening headaches. foul breath,
constipation, means your bowels are
asleep. Wake them up with Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tsc-it never
fails.
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FREE TRIAL

FREE TRIAL
JO.TO, tho Harmless Remedy for
Stomach Miseries, such as Gas, Sour
Stomach, Heartburn. Pains in the
Stomach between Meels-Rel!eved in
TWO MINUTES. Excellent remedy
for Constipation. Biliousness. Sick
headaches, etc. Address: BELLING-
HAM CHEMICAL CO.. Bcllingham,
Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-27

relates to industrial alcohol, it's manu- lecture and regulation.
 In one respect the agreement of members as to the police to be adopted toda4 changed over night. When it cam@ to a straight vote on the pro posal by Representative Walsh, Re- publican of Massachusetts, to report out the Gard bill separately, the com mittee refused, ten to eight. A mo- ment later it voted ten to eight to substitute the Gard measure bodily as the war time enforcement plan and to bunch all three bills.
 Minority Report by "Wets"
 The fact, however, that the commit tee finally reached a definite agree. ment as to procedure does not mean that solid front will be shown in the house, for it was said tonight that a minority report would be submitted. Just what this was members declined to state, but it was reported that anti prohibition members would attack pro- visions in the constitutional prohibit tion measure and others would at tempt to exempt light wines and beer from operations of the war time act.
 The house is dryer than the com mittee" as some members expressed it, which was taken to mean that there would be no let down and that while a fight was to be expected on the gen eral enforcement law, the radical pro- visions would stand.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-27
DONAHUE APPOINTMENT FORMALLY ANNOUNCED

PHOENIX, June 26.-William J. Donahue of Bisbee, has been chosen by Governor Campbell for appoint mentment to the position of purchas- ing agent for the board of directors of state institutions, which will sue ceed the old commission, it was an nounced at the capitol today. It is expected that the appointment will be confirmed when the board of di- rectors organize July l. Donahue is superintendent of the supply depart ment Of the Phelps-Dodge corporation.
 The new office was created by the last legislature, which passed bill abolishing the commission of state in stitutions and substituting for it a board of directors to be composed of the governor the state treasurer and one civilian. The governor recently named Andrew Baumert, Jr., char man of the old commission, to take the civilian post.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-27
NAME RECEIVER FOR PSYCHIC OIL COMP ANY

PHOENIX, June 26.-Guy Alsap of Phoenix, today was appointed re- ceiver of the Texas Globe Oil and Gas company by Judge Stanford. The appointment was made following the application of the attorney generals office for a receiver and an order dissolving the company, which, it was charged by the corporation Commas sicn, had been doing business without q permit.
 Harvey Hon, whose name had been prominently mentioned in connection with the company during the investi- gation conducted by the corporation previously had assigned 100000 shares to Alsap as trustee.
 During the recent investigation of the affairs of the Texas Globe Oil and Gas company before the corporation commission, evidence was presented in effort to prove that stock had been sold with the a.d or psychic who took the stand at the inquiry and de- tailed some of her "visions" which, she said, related to the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-27
WILSON BIDS FRANCE
 GOODBYE IN SPEECH

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 must now for a little while turn away from France shall leave your shores; and. though the ocean is broad it will seem very narrow in the future. 1t will be easier to understand each other than it ever was before and with the confident intercourse of CO., operation, the understanding will be strengthened into action and action will itself educate alike our purpose and our thought.
 "So. sir, in saying good bye to France I am only saying sort of physical goodbye, not spiritual goodbye. l shall retain i'll my heart always the warm feeling which the generous treatment of this great peo- pie has generated in my heart. And l wish in my turn sir, to propose, as you have proposed, the continued and increasing friendship of the two na- tions the safety and prosperity of France, the closer and closer com munion of free peoples and the strengthening of every influence which instructs the mind and the pur- pose Of humanity"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-27
CRAVEN MURDERED
 WHILE PREPARING DINNER IN CABIN
Hardwick Returns From Trip Of Investigation; Has
 Clue To Slayers

Deputy Sheriff Joe Hardwick return ed last night from the vicinity of San Simon, where he has been since Mon day making an investigation of the disappearance of Ollie Craven, the cat tie inspector. He states that there is no doubt in his mind but that Craven was murdered and that his body was carried away. He states than an ex- animation of the Craven cabin dis closed a number of spots of blood as large as the bottom of dish pan and that there were blood spots from the house leading to where an automobile had been driven up to the door.
 Craven was evidently in the house and was preparing a meal as all of his hats weer there, said Hardwick, when he was struck and killed and then his body carried out of the house. The tank was drained in hopes of finding the body there, but there was no sign of it. His horse, saddle and rifle are missing and so far no trace of them has been found.
 Deputy Hardwick and Sheriff Mo. Donald have been at work on the case since it was reported and are both con- vinced that Craven was murdered, notwithstanding the reports that have been circulated to the contrary. They are in the possession of certain evi- dence that they do not care to divulge at the present time that may leaG them to make some arrests in the near future, says Hardwick.
 Craven was a member of the local lodge of Odd Fellows and that lodge is contemplating the offering of an additional reward of s250 to what has already been offered by the sheriff's office and the livestock sanitary board which would then make total of $100o.