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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
SHOOTS WIFE AT
BREAKFAST TABLE

PORTLAND, June 19.-Greeting
his wife with pleasant good morn
ing" and a smile. Thomas Edwards,
SS, shot and instantly killed her at the
breakfast table. He teIephoned to his
his brother SAYING he was going to kill
himself, and then suicided. He was
despondent over illness and finances
it is believed caused the double ira
gedy He was n Holy Roller.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19

CONSIDER AUSTRIAN FINANCES
PARIS. juno Ig.---Tiic big five are
expected to next consider the question
of Austrian fimaccs and rcDaration.
There IL no indication as to when the
remainder of the Austrian treaty win
bc presented.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19

LONDON, June 19.-Over seventy
thousand Belgians have been repatri-
ated from England. but there are still
one hundred thousand who want to
stay, according to home office fig
ures. British labor unions object.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
Scheidemann Expresses Re-
gret Over Terms but Does
Not Say He Wont Sign.
BRITISH FLEET is
READY FOR BUSINESS
Berlin Newspaper Declares
Treaty Must be Signed
Anyway. -
COPENHAGEN, June I9.-An
impression prevails In Berlin that
the treaty will be signed accord
ing TO dispatch from there.

BASLE. June 19.-The Weimar
correspondent OF the Frankfurter
ZeItung today declares the German
peace delegation has unanimously re-
solved to reject the revised tre9ty
submitting "A report to that effect to
the German cabinet.
weimar dispatch said Chancellor
Scheidemann. ADDRESSING the peace
committee of the national assembly
yesterday, expressed regret that tho
allies had rejected the proposal for a
neutral court Of arbitration.
THEY are determ ned to overwhelm
the Germans with the consequences
Of their alleged crimes" he is quoted
as saying. 1.-The assembly and gov
ernment face the most difficult task
but we must not forget the nations
are on the eve Of very hard times"
Must Sign"
BERLIN, June 19r-''We must not
leave any doubt that the conditions
OF peace are forced upon us" the
Vossische Zeitun4 said today. Never
theless we must sign the treaty, trust
ing to our power to save Germany.
Peace is essential We sadly admit
the truth of entente charges against
our former rulers
~ Cabinet May quit
BERLIN. June I9.-The Fossee
Zietung today declared a plan is be-
ng discussed for President Ebert and
his cabinet to resign and for the ma
.ional assembly TO dissolve. leaving !
Germany to absolute anarchy"
On War Footing
LONDON, June 19.-The British
navy is on a war footing. ready to
move to the German coast if the en-
my fails to sign the peace treaty. All
caves have been cancelled.
The big British dirieible R-34 which !
ias to have started on transatlantic !
light tomorrow is now cruising alona .
he German T=lltic coast to demon !
Irate the navS"s preparedness. Tho }
raft Is equipped with bombs and ma +
hine guns Her sister ship, the R-3S. d
lso heavily armed, left Selby last i
light for a similar cruise over He'll q
GLAND and the Kic1 canal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19

John a Todd. an insurance man
fT"r' Spokane, is visiting Perdleton
c::cuts today. He is at the st. George,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19

This paper 10 mcmncr ara 'audite<l
BY tho Audit bureau e< Circulations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19

Number copies printed Of yesterday,
Dairy EdItloA.
1854
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-07-04
RED MOGEN DOVID TO
HAVE BASKET PICNIC

The Red Mogen Dovid Society.
which has been doing work similar
to the Red Cross for the Jewish
Legionaires, will give public Bas-
ket Picnic, next Sunday afternoon
at the Como Park Picnic grounds at
2::3O o'clock. Ladies will bring bas
ket lunches, which will be auctioned
off to the highest bidder, the net
proceeds going to the Red Mogen
Dovid funds.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-07-04
7. w. B. FOLLOWS THE ARMY
ACROSS THE MEXICAN
BORDER.

A true and faithful camp follower
the Jewish Welfare Board followed
the U. S. Army into Mexico across
the border from Ell Paso. Coop
Grating with the War Camp Com
munity Service, the Jewish Welfare
Board followed the American troops
into Juarez where it served the
24th Infantry, coloreu, with smokes,
matches, peaches, candy and di-
verse forms of entertainment. w.
B. workers also followed the Ameri
can artillery. Several of our work
ers were caught in the skirmish and
one was almost killed in the rush.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-07-04

which received its final degrees last
Thursday evening, were two Jewish
young men of ST. Paul. The names
of the men receiving the Bachelors
of Law degree are A. |. Levin, Fen
ton street, and Edward Hoffman,
Ashland avenue
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-07-04

Jacob ]. Posner of the class of
1919 of the University of California
was awarded the Joffre medal for
having won the intercollegiate de-
bate between the University of Cali
fornia and Stanford. The medal has
been given annually since 1895 by
the Baron de Coubertin in honor of
the late President Carnot of France.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-07-04

Mrs Regain Highlander, 90 years
old, died on Wednesday, June 4, at
her home in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs.
Highlander was the Honorary Super
intendent of the Jewish Orthodox
Old Folks Home on Walnut Hills,
and was active in charitable work.
She is survived by four sons, one of
whom is DR.. Henry Highlander of
the faculty of the Hebrew Union
College.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-07-04
LADIES AUX. OF HOME OF
AGED HOLD ELECTION.

At mass meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary for the Home of the Aged
Of the Northwest the election of Of
ficers was held. Mrs. S. Hirsch
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-07-04
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

was elected president for the ensu-
ing year; Mrs. |. Schwartz, vice
president; Mrs. L. Z. Greenberg,
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-07-04

financial secretary; Mrs. Jacob
Harris, recording secretary; and
Mrs. F. Bcrman, treasurer.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-07-04
Original Barker
System Bakeries

Never has so GREAT an o. requires the investment of
portuny been offered to the few Thousand collars
fferod him in THE ORIGI- $500 to So, 400 monthly
MAJ RARKER SYSTEM OF we have accounts our b
RAKER1ES You need no who are running far al
former baking experience. 1t the $2,4oo marx.
Barker bread is the staple w. :sivo c;ttn W., g
of all staples. Store after WITH one Store Your pr
Store is being opened up in start from the first day,
all Cities of the Country will enable you to open
tending from Coast to Coast other Stores
Write or call nearest Office for further details
are still many good openings in live Cities nut tney are
Barker Original Bakeries System
ITO Broadway New York, N. Y.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

'' VISA I'ly LfGh NrW'
I"". i'' |l''''
. aabol Mrs r. "C. Harness. pen.
'non. 5000.
$500. Nra Jane Tlmpc, pen.
laa,j M5rearctto Price. trans.
a3aol sadie Hoffman, stamps
acoa-J p. burnett expenses
5000 James woolcy. crpsnsob
s. ~
a'o15 Ray Gochlm. wituoss foes
so
7"res rlw w. simon Co., sup.
aa',g N.nuctonla Lhr CO.. sup.
$500 w L. Scott supplies
fa.D.t..
aa,nI Armour & CO.. supplies
. f'lhll
-It9usl
'19lao.
a"tui Tulsa Book store. sun
.pHr 3t2ft.
5000 Tulsa Hook store. sup
Iph,a. SfoAN.
/ aa.o6 uu0 Elevator CO.. sun
.pnos. u9i :, cancelled.
$4,000 l.. a t1hh"r, salary hnl
rNp .gSor t95.oo.
a''"' II A llh"r' salary ana
.o7pnn.ua $500
s''"' I'n w iA''oh' s'''','
I,. o' --....,
aa.'"- " NJ Troit"r salary and
'Ngg..AN, '' 'ss...a,.. ..,,., ,,,
.b,ll g. smedl'y salary ana
a.sls T. :, "A "a Fisher ""''ry and
a3,Ia W ~ Trot'er' salary ana
a9y, ~ yv.,rer vt,rea,.
-gn" pu.u, .,t,o.,
,,...,.,n - ''"'''"'
'IsOU y r,v,,,. witness.
,oo,oo ~" "
IVY, - v.,zioo w,,nc.o taoo
S|I "A, t',.,,,,.r ,,t,n,s.
8, ~ w. 10 W. = F'y'''' "''H''A
''g9g,n q uym,,,a ,yit,.as
$40 oo ~ o. " '"'l'''" "'''''
'g",'-oo. vu..,o-, u,,k eunnIv
'"1 VI, $50, ,,,c,,l.y .,isr,
..,, 40 ,,n,,,o ' "a '''''''''
una, a." ,v,it,cv ,it,.,s
fn4Uu
,,.a, ~. u,t,.,,, ro,d uork
,,s ~ Geo wilson, f'"' "0F"'
- 2s, o.o vvuao, nav roll
,,6S 90 ~ i, '-"''' "''0"' pay ''''
''SS55t1. 90, pi.s u,,,,o.. a. 40
3S,5E I,,pr - r'''S; s,"go w,,"' ,'nc,o ',,Vo
oo 1''''S - ''''A'' -'F ''''''-''
gVv-o- T.r., .,,o Co-oor.,to,
80
Su5PI1,s' " " uoot.r ..i,ry
,,SG no
'4o9 '4,991g, UU ~ q ,roo,.r ..i,ry
,oSS oo W. q" ''''"''' ''"' .
"2STg6 A CARY vitno.. 1900
60, =, ,',r .,'a.sy
,,l IS,'l oo IL o. cooper "''"''''
'"33a'5ga n.-,oo,,, p,x Co rub
90. 90 zoo On, ~ ''''''o'' '' ih 'o'' pun
ssg1s A.. o,A., ,o,a .o,k
,,,ort a. a.
go-aa n rt,s.x ro,d u,o,t
o's2 ,;,,sr - o,.r,o,,,o, salary
KiSs oo
q3gqE v,vtsr st.uo,srv 20
.,,uTii.. ,tEo
''a al9999S urch.u .,n,t,os
80 - teE IA
S7gqsIT r. T,,rrsr upnl,o,
40 oo
gqT5g- -Iohn II porter enlarv
g97to Harry n at,ro ..i.rv
ylCE an
gg14I-rt,rrv n stcgs aoI,rv
stCEpo
qqyla N Nc rcorge salary
tI00 "a
g27I2- Norine RAnister. ,alarv
,tsS oo ''"' '"' """'''''' y" '"' y
''sS.oO SS3ii Tulsa Gsrs,r. Co. sorv.
frc. as o6 ''''' 'A' ''e' ~''' wv
''Gli as7t5 20 NJ Davis. blrns ana
a'5s9i ss5ie lI' i. " So Barrett. wi,neo. t.e..
IA g9-,7 II tntt. w,,r...
$1,000 " - ''''' "'''''''
5#,s 5'2' %.s:; ss.? witness: witness: i; 4;
sS.3 W NS'lIg, .g,,,ys, w''ns,1 '.c
IklI q
sSis5 s1iiS !. bynes M2Ss'' r,lposs' T'1esa"' =,
S33s2 iI''R ,k,5'Jf" ,y,,nsss W,,ng"A '''.
g35''s A. :, 'I"I W LII, ,.,,,,' 20
S9,E7-s r. WhccIor WI,ncse a.
Ss39isssss-1 T. T. ruiIaEy i,''IaE %iiPS,,' wlrnes.
SCI ' "' ''''''"'' "''"''''
S4sssa S1sslW + T,'n,oT r@,}s 1,yns TI,n''I "
s35c7 y ~ ~ rnol ',u,,'' ,,Itns.s w,,n.s' ,ss1zo
SS3Ea II },.Ti },opH' ,,,,rn.s W,,ns.'' 40 81" ,n
gs1e,. l. q CarE wltpess "a
72iG3 9;G " w Sim, s,mrsoH' w''',1a wIf,o',, w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
LEGAL

t2ag, w. '' '''" N'''' ''' "''
tas ass.,A 90. w Miller road worn
aaa'1FsEf q Cassidy salary an.
aa>r(po do. tii7xa
t5al ' "''''s ''P'n'".
t5aod no. '''''' ana 'Ar""''.
asss b" ,,p1rya,' ,'.1Ty "; ,.iIs 1g
naao0o' '''' J.. |o'Ta SALARY
gl.oa w. "''N.'N salary
.s.a- pS. be-. .5i1Ty s,I1Iy .o"" ,.o""
t,goo ~ ''""''" salary
.sat John p,I,o, ,,.. e.,
aasp; g. T. 'i''',,, i'Itss.r,,t s,i.''I .,r, 'g,
$500 C. J. Elliott nl,r t,ooo
al.ps >,r, c'nvr s,r..r .'. ,i,0
aahH9 E4r Osborne. rtllr. tIfo
tl,oo '''''''' ''''''
$500 '''''''' '''''''
tiao o. N''"' "'io'''
5gaoi g. ~ GormlIy. ,TH W,."'', Mn. ',,..
50 rp
s86o5 u O. u,a. vi,o..a ,i,oo
aaco: O. A. Vn,I,y. w,tn,s.
d
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
LEGAL

33i7e-Bert Buckmastcr. fees.
235l7'-w r. Martin. assessing.
a32.l.7'-M &. Davis. assessing.
3SlF5--F. II. Thomas Law nook
Co. supplies, Is5 00. ''"
i3sO. .''"' juror
d3l77--Tulsa Moh. a Tool Co
| supplies, I3i73s
1776. '''' 'upp"o''
aal7s-sand Springs Gus CO., SUD.
aalSo-.Tulsa Red RAN Transfer.
transfer. t0.40
JJiNl-lt g. Shaw. repairs tt7o
1' IA. /. Roberts. trash haul
a2iS3- Rca Reed MN 4 Eiey Co
supplies, $500. W.
frisacl Hospital. services.
13Dl0O. cancelled
%Sl 1911. II. Snyder, petit juror.
plies I1GGlg '''
salAl.R e. Geek Lumber Co.
supplies, s. gb.
a2IS5 Plymouth Drug CO.. sup
83iS9-G Genet Furniture company
supplies. $1,000
a1l9o. Field Stationery Co.. sup
aa2i5i-j S Lawhoru. groceries.
salo..pr. j. A Butts. births and
$500 Binding 4 stephens Seed
Co, supplies, $500.
S5l9i-A abbott q welch. insur-
1919 Mowbray Undertaking Co.
burials, 5000
33l97-Campholl Muslck Drug
Co, supplies. 800.
80 fh-- Mowbrly Undertaking Co.
ambulance service. $3.50
5Slys-- Democrat Printing Co.
services, 2l62b.
a3l92--North Side Furn. Co,
supplies. 17O.O5.
3a20O- RcNal Drug Store. sup
plies. 827S2.
232ol-w Western Bank supply
supplies, 1875.
5a2o2 southern Hdw. Co, sup
332o3 3--Bank Note Ptg Co.. sup
piles. t6Gi7. cancelled
3a2oG-Rank Note Ptg Co, sup
plies $3.50.
S32o5-Rank Note Ptg CO.. sup
plies S9o3i
S32o6 cun Meyers serving sub
po,nas. Sl25
3aso7- Underwood typ Co, sup
plies $685..
as2os " S Bailey tax ccrun-
Gates t5.O5. cancelled
53c0o-D W Crouch. refund.
a5sIo-c. r. walker. refund.
332ii--Engineering News serv-
352l2 walsh johnson Electric,
supplies. $3.50.
352l3-w. S. Hogan. banln,
500
Western Union. services,
t225.
Western Bank supply.
supplies. 1l0O.f5.
western Bank Supply.
supplies, IlOO75.
a32l7-Knowles and Green. re-
pairs. t765.
332ls-F. H. Thomas LAW Book
Co, supplies, $500.
33219-F II Thomas LAW Book
Co, supplies. $500.
$500. II. Burnett petit Juror,
5000.
3322O-Ncws Dispatch. supplies.
$4,000.
35s2I-P. II. Hairless, petit Juror.
3522s-Mrs Sue Alsup. pension,
SIS 90.
3322i-Mrs. Glenn Allison. pen
sion. 5000.
s5235-Annie Aostin, pension,
s3ass-odclia Bartimer pension,
s5s27-Josie Castillo. pension.
sS22s-Iota Case. pension. $1,000
38229-Ella Campbell. pension,
s323o-Nettie Davidson, pension,
3aaai-Mrs J. Discus, pension,
Emma FairchiIds. pension,
3a233-Mrs. e. F. Fulks. pension.
352sA-Hatue Fuhr, pension.
Sa2S5-Mrs n Goft, pension.
5000.
aa23s-Emma Gray, pension,
saga7-Mary Glveu' pension,
Sa25s-Mary Could. pension
aS259-Francis Harmon, pension,
500 ..,-,.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
LEGAL.

nc ,"'' s. g,m',p,,. +" m oT I,,Isa SITE ~
a.. ,A"ll.' i",i ~ - i' S u,nr SoS',Sn ,Sn
N u 'Ne '' 'a.,"u,. l.oon, OF VIZ
II '.u ''"h, N'oIl ,,.l.,, l',ous', monuaS .
A,.. 'L5.. l,i'' Ib'irmor ',,ns ~ ~ ~ ''i'
n ,,t j ,I.mncr. r. a. Marin. mem
IA u.s Ci1e rounfy clerk and
Y .. ,.".n u, N. I'l- nonyi county ''''" anu
a 1, NJ. '~3 wls f-st 1'' taken 'uG mp. after ter
"A ,r, ',4,tl rouIlno Of b1sin,ss
"" ~ n. naxtcr pctit juru,
II
. a-f-Ed white. labor. 5000
a g, ~, %. 10 '''''''"''' ''' '''S
ult Dufr teRobipr
a, JUG N''' " -
.po,rle Rrackum. teaching
y-... y" ~
II '..r ry,dopI, ,fartu tcacbing
$40.
M '.a... carrie Davis teaching
81
81 4 IuNon Davis teaching
y..
e..
,l...
,r
n u l.. Thurg,on teaching.
81
u.0
M ..H. Myrtle McKcovcr. tcnch-
nr ....a
,s. ''''' ''"'''''
II ~.
..... N1uIe Andrews, teaching.
IN ..I.
4 Mary Davis. teaching.
"a y.
a.m
n tsa#r, 'aal5.
e.r ,ao6
ns ,,a,.s. " ''''"''' ''''"
,,a.ao
4 u6.ia ~ '''''' ''''''''
1850.
10000
u.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
LEGAL

~ NfIAIN IIunWAnl
's5.oo.
itllooo. ' ''''"' '''"''
1880. ' 9 Weaver salary
s33s,Ii ., sioi.. q, Weave. ,,,'G, exp '37 90
'-5S.o- s2sf-s-u,, >r
'.yg.G" yglys ,,,,
,,,s s,-'' John II Porter, expenses
F2Sr1'"H
-. '""H - Porter, expenses,
g,,-,
ti"n.,' u. Is. Spil.man, salary
97a.9 -,.,..s,-..
90, ,,s,o ,,. =, =
"loy Az, ,.
,Ila.ac Ila5S.--F1oyd i'owoa. salary
t.r.to,o' IL s. ""aycr salary.
i22Soo' w. u. Williams. salary.
'-.Y"
gg-,s N1uN. salary 'Ibo..
q99y- ''',. r. N,N', salary Alh'
.sigo oo "uu' ""ia, salary,
,IIIoo-o'5' Annie NJ. poIins salary
,Ssso,c' NJ j. hr'lT salary
''Svu 81. .,.
.igEr Wv. Il. Williams expenses
GOO,
tcy. wv Beacon Press supplies.
'79g,a , ,,
ggII- ''u'n' I'iNhl.
gzs.g yy,.,..., NJ,
''I bs.,, ''NNS ....-
,Hso9 r,"' 40 s't-,
s.gaf nn' nn' doo' e' can.
ss3S5Ss-jI I0' 'ra' ao' 'so Toa,,.- '1, ...,,,,
IA ~ - wr.,, ,
W. j. NIueit, assessing.
533oo l3."o Fran, y,,,,., ,
60. 80, ''" N'"hrk grand
l59a'1o, ,r. ..u, 49,
ttoo ~ y. Ai'' peut Juror
AZ 7Tgog cor,r,,, c,,,ou r..
Ill, - "'"'"''' '"ipon Co. sup
SS2goa2 90 2oCgo,uuh,, c.r,,, 10
10, o'"HlD'h 'arhon Co. sup
MI 'g,517Si- W ~ c-,.. ,,u,, ,-,,o
sSan' - ro'N, hatltL lLhOo.
S3SoS SY,i tn' kaln2I, os,,,i e1illtf $500.
'' M'hhemlIier' drugs.
''.0o 38so7- uoyrb,o, Muffin 70 .,,,
,,i... on '""e"'on NuIIln Co. sup
'"gS SS36S JcrR,,, Nn,,c 20 ,,
'''I7 57los"wj,,.r, Gro e. --,,,,,..
900 5s9'gio-I " tt,r,.. u.,.,
.,,.t'II.. a., " hubheS' material
g7gli'" III ca. to, t,s,r, ro,,,, ,.oos
SS5ia mas E'ans, Ieluhd. ~ o5
t2SGSo I'D" H. Collins services,
'-95,,, e...,,
c,n rental" Iis5go 'Eg'ST'" h''' 1e'
g7,t,
$40 oo ''''' W. H'E'' 'a'h'hs'
79gi- - y..., .-,,
,so ~ 5''h j. Browning teaching
''g glg,, V ,,,.,. g. 49,. .,,--
,sS S.a ~, Matte +. Farara. teaching
s77i7-u,ue Gillian ,.,.,,t.u
''S S39is-r 2o + ooo,,.,, ,.,.,,.,u
''3.U" 'S3.sU9i,-M,-v + K,s, ,.,,,,,r
,eS oS "''S " N''a' 'eaohinE'
'09 '93oo UU so,,. r.-,.. ,,,
500 90. '"''''''k'
gao S1S-'-F'or'n'' co i'a''liff' teaching
3qa5, mn. s,.ns,,. ..,,
eco 200 oo Ella S'"nd'fen" teaching
ing s'I 5000 o'''"A Williams teach
$500 500 N''"'' WOODS teaching
72gaE- -to,,.s yyo,l.v ,,lArno,.
tolls. is 10 isSoo' r''''' "o0''S' ''''Pn'n'
gays6- Elmer Mercer. pe,it tpror
u37o. '''' '"'''
$3.50. so "'F'0" CO.. supplies
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
LEGAL

22l7o ruJ,a Rubber stamp. sup
aatso- lono s.mmon. .upplIos.
g,,s, r.,., ,,. s.
'"gP,'. Dt,'. 81, l..- %. cancelled
aalHl city Water Morks sun.
plies $500, cancelled
1900 '''' ''''
S3iS' u,ai,,oT A M"1@ sa,ary ,,,aI, 700 ~, NV
''S al,SS T,,Sssc ',VVs '1@g'..'e %,,.l' s,,r,y .,
ssisi' rs,.cc ,'.C,''S4 Wgr,,o srcrry s,,
3ails Dan " Patton ,,I,ry
32lhg .Wesi.rp Trnio, r,,,,i. ~,
clocks gt00. cIrCcIrc, ''
$500. a5''0 frank H''"'' road work
$3.50 49, Kay Irwin road work
i,s'1s,o' T.. '''F'. road work
a5iei- Gaas ''f'' Foor. al.5,S s,5r" s,i,r"
3aia5-waltor Miller. road work
aaias- ranaeas,er I,br 90 ,n.
aai55 o. T.. Barton roaa work
aaias-fcc po,o,N. r,,, ,.,,,
sac on ' "'''@' '''' WORK
3aloo Magnetic Is,,,lo, co s,,
sasooL R,,cl,f, Sander, .nrr,,..
775ol-Joo Lucas. road work
3a.o2-c. II. Walker. refund
niles ytsts '' ''"' 10 CO. sun
qqrot III -,
s,,n,Ii.' ,,'sDS'n afro" IFo. Co..
sa5o5-J. a nn1h. supple. 20
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1850. '''' 'O'a work
1870 ''"''''''' ''''' WORK
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u!55 '''' WORK
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work tissa ''''
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1l5gat " ''''''h' road work
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27sas-1.o po,,.,
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$3.50 '''''' 'oAu work
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',,Eoe a.,
,li's5 i5asS-cAa'' Andrews road work,
,s5s5 53as'-'' DnI'ney' road work.
$3.50 SIS'O-'''t shaw road work.
1''"l Fcd H. Langley, expense, |
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
See Stockyards First,

Jim, his fathers pride and mothers
Joy, had been lover there" for nearly
two years. Finally word was received
that he had reached an Eastern port
and would soon be heading for camp
to receive his little red discharge chew
ron.
Eagerly the home folks had waited
to welcome back their hero and plan
ned to make the day of his arrival here
en- route to camp big one.
At four o'clock one afternoon Jim's
voice came over the telephone to his
dad: Leaving in fifteen minutes for
camp" ..s4
Unable to understand the short stop
over, the father inquired the time Of
his arrival in Chi. .,....
"Well, now, 1t was this way" ex-
planned the warrior: 1--WE got in at
nine o'clock this morning, but I had a
couple Of pals with me who had never
seen the stockyards, and I took them
out to show them the place."-Chicago
Tribune.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
His Girl.

Dewey was six and 1t was his first
year at school. He remained after
school each evening, not because of
failing to get IDEAS for Dewey had
plenty of ideas and room for more,
but for SUFFICIENT reasons he had q
special permit to stay. This gave him
good opportunity to conllde In Miss o..
his teacher. about his "girl"-and
every little brown curl around his neck
nodded approval to all he said.
On this particular afternoon, after
the others had gone and all was still,
Dewey, with wistful, big brown eyes,
said: Miss O., you can't guess who
my girl is now?' rs II he were &C
customed to changing. TITS Margaret"
and as he turned his head this way
and that the little brown curls al
ways asserting, he waded deeper: II
never knew what love was till saw
Observation-Disclosures News.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
BUSINESS MEN IN HISTORY
Interesting Guest on a. to Whether Il
Is Better t. 5e Owner or
w Enp:oyee. -.,s

The main ohjec, Of life Is doubtless
trouble, and so any critical comparison
of rival methods Of earning q living
cannot fail to be interesting to all
men. The only ones not affected are
the carefree hobo fitting from place to
place and the wise lad who early In
life took the precaution to marry the
lovely daughter Of the capitalist.
Now, about the matter Of running
your own business or working for some
one else on salary and commission. If
we 60 into history the testimony is
somewhat conflicting, writes J. r.
aired man for the Pharaoh corpora
ton and did very well for himself.
On the other hand, our old friend Bis
marck, also a salaried man, built up
wonderful business for his firm. but,
as so often happens, was thrown out
Of Job when he got along in years,
and the young fellow stepped in and
took over the business.
Among those who went into business
for themselves, Mark Antony did well
and would probably have become head
of the worlds greatest corporation If
he had not got into fast company and
wasted his time on wine suppers,
houseboat parties, and so on.
Alexander the Great, strictly bust
ness man with no foolishness about
him, in ten years built up such ire
mendous organization that he fretted
because there were no more good
sized towns where he could establish
branch houses. Napoleon, who was In
business for himself. prospered ex-
ceedingly for a number Of years and
probably would have died rich except
for an unwise second marriage and
the fact that he tried to spread out too
much for his capital.
We all know the outcome Of the
business owned and managed by VIII
liam Hohenzollern. Interested cred.
itors would do well to compare Dun
or Bradstreet report on his affairs
made in the spring Of 1914 with his
rating at the present time.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-07-11
Real Estate Tyansfers.

Charles Worple to Samuel R. Ure,
$1O0, nk swA and nk sell 1854.
H. H. Sanders to Glover Leaf Land
& Inv. Co., $1.O0, swA 2-98-12.
Am. L. & Inv. Co., to VIM. w. Mich
OILS, $10O, undiv II 100 acres, neA
23-99-13.
! Ira Wentworth ct al to Ira Went
worth, $1.O0, rs it lot blk % Cries.
| co, Iowa.
Barbara Polansky to Frank w. Hor-
ky ct al, 500, lot II plat of Protivin
on eh neA swA 1871.
Maria J. Grantham to Philip G..
! Button, $l.0O, lots 6, z, 8, blk ~ Bea-
die & Strong's Addn Cresco.
]. J. Jones to Glen Jones, $1.00, part
lot on nwA swA 21-100-12.
Glen Jones to John ]. Jones, $1.O0,
Ell swA 14-1O0-12 and parcel on WIZ
nwA 23-1O0-12.
Aug. Walter to John D. Turban ct
al, $1.00, VIZ neA S-100-11 ex. part.
Laurie C. Ness to Pearl Ness, $1.OO,
undiv u n77 it lot II blk 2 Chester.
Laurie C. Ness to Pearl Ness, $1.00,
undiv Il S SO it lot ~ blk ex. part,
Chester.
Laurie C. Ness to Pearl Ness, $1.00,
blk ex. n 40 it, Chester.
John Sindelar to Frank Praska,
$3.50, n 20 IT. 100 it W 1919 it of lot
u sub divn e11 SEX swA 1871.
H. L. Spaulding ct al to r. G. SUIT
ton, $1.00, SEX and Ell 2-s9-14.
Esther Ferrie to H. H. Sanders,
$1O0, swA 1882.
Ellen E. Van Leuven to H. X. Dab
ly, 1925, parcel 4x42 rods on lot on
ir sur sw1A 2S-1O0-12.
]. C. Porter to Arnie Eide, $3.50, lot
II blk 81 Cresco.
(Shff. d. D. J. Ferrie to c. M.
Haas ct al, $9S9s.45, sw11 2S-100-13.
(Shff DID. J. Ferrie to Richard
Kapler, $26S3.20, lots and blk 4
on irr sur of nwA and part swA 90
99-11.
20. c. d. Hattie r. Sheldon ct al
to A. r. Johnson, $1.0O, 80 # e IS #
lot 1 blk 3, Lime Springs Station.
q. c. d. F. E. Wall to P. J. Tier
ney, $1.00, neA 9-9S-12.