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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-05-23
MISS BURTON PRESENTS
CLASS IN MUSICAL RECITAL

Yesterday afternoon in the auditor
ium Of the Christian church. Miss
Hazel Burton presented fifteen of her
pupils in recital. the invited guests
of honor being the mothers and the
grandmothers of her pupils.
Miss Burton's class consists of about
35 pupils. whose work shows most sat
isfactory progress under her efficient
tuition. After the program, the
guests, numbering about seventy, were
invited to Miss Burton's home. where
an afternoon with games and social en-
joyment was passed. The hostess was
assisted in serving most delicious re-
freshnents by Mrs. Guy Cronk. The
recital program follows:
/. Melody in F. Jennamae Read
2. Recreation, Charlotte Fisher
3. Study. Fay Berlin
4. The Cuckoo. Laura Woodward
S. On the Meadow, Lois Mcintyre
8. Meadow Brook Sshottische.
Dorothy Berlin
2. May Day Blanche johnson
S. Chasing the Squirrels
Elizabeth Steele
9. Right and Left March
Dale Stephens
10. AtSunrise Jessie Dudley
II. Gypsy Dance Lois Johnson
I2. Sonatina. Ellen Henry
13. Flower Song. Ed.la Pinkerton
IA. Firehies Verva Gross
Is. Valse Caprice, Lucinda Dell
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-05-23
Dokeyized at Walla Walla.

After fratsrnizing with the Dokeys
at Pendleton Monday night. Athena
Knights Of Pythias D,Aeyized at Walla
Walla Wednesday night They were
served with all the trimmings of a
good time at both sessions. At Walla
WalIa class of SIS victims we're ush-
cred Ger the sands of the desert. and
at Pendleton also IS-ge class was in
itiated.'
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-05-23
Cara Of Thanks.

We take this means of expressing
our deep appreciation and gratitude to
all who so kindly assisted Us and ex-
tended help and sympathy during the
long illness Of our son, and in the hours
of our bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Booher.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-05-23
Garage Changes Ownership,

Burke g Son have sold the Ford
EMage and agency to VIM, Winship.I
SamNi Haworth and Isaac Davidson
and theNparties to the deal are in Port
land. where arrangements for transfer
Of the Ford agency are being made.
On retiring from the garage business.
Victor Burke contemplates going to
the Palouse country to ranch. The
new owners are Athena men. and are
we'll known. Mr.. Davidson has been
conducting a garage and repair shop
on Main street for several months. and
has been assisted by MIR. Haworth.
Mr.. Winship until lately was a mem
ber Of the Foss- Winship Hardware
company.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-05-23

One benefit of modern surgery Is
that any soldier now can have a face
built to order on his OWL plan. The
privilege of picking face is, indeed,
one of the medern.miracles.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-05-23

Lou Hodgens has moved his family
over from Umapine, to tho farm north
west Of town. for the summer.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-05-23
Advertising

The cAthena Press circulates in the
homes Of readers who reside in the
heart Of the Great Umstilla Wheat
Belt, and they have money TO spend
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-09-11
RECEPTION FOR THE
TEACHERS TOMORROW

The secretaries of the Y. W. C. A.
will be hostesses in a great reception
to be given in the parlors of the
Y. w. c. A. building Friday night in
honor Of the new school teachers who
are taking up their work in Bogalusa.
The evening will be more than re-
ception. Special honors will be
shown to Miss Minna Wolff and Mrs.
T. C. Griffith, both faithful workers
in the association and both an
nounced to leave the city within a
few days. The reception will be
led by the secretaries, but every
senior member is expected to par
ticipate. Ladies are requested to not
only come and take part, but to bring
their husbands, prospective husbands
or other male escorts. A fine pro-
gram Of music and sociability is
promised. and Miss Evelyn DeLoney
assures the public that the refresh
ments will be sufficient and satisfy
ing.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-09-11
EAT LESS AND TAKE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Take q gla@ Of S&ls before breakfast
tf your Back hurts OF EladdsE
bOtheGs you

The American men and women must
guard constantly against Kidney trouble,
because we eat too much and all our food
Is rich. Our blood Is filed with uric
acid which. the kidneys strive TO filter
out, they weaken from OverWork, become
sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog and
the result Sc kidney trouble, bladder
weakness and general decline in health.
When your kidneys feel like Jumps Of
lead; your back hurts or the urine Is
cloudy, full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three times
during the night; if you suffer with sick
headache or dizzy, nervous spells, aeid
stomach, or you have rheumatism when
the weather is bad, get from your phar-
macist shout four ounces of Jad Salts;
take 3 tablespoonful in q glass Of
water before breakfast for q few days
and your kidneys viii then act fine.
This famous salts is made from the aeid
of grapes and lemon juice, combined with
Iithia, and has been used for generations
to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys;
to neutralize the acids in the urine 30 Il
no longer is g source Of irritation, thus
ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive; cannot in
lure, makes q delightful efervescent
Whitewater beverage, and belongs in
every home, because nobody can make
q mistake by having good kidney flush,
ing any time.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-09-11
BAPTISTS OF PARISH
IN A GREAT DRIVE

The First Baptist Church of Boga-
lusa is asked to raise $4,000 and
the Second Baptist Church $4,000 as
their part in the raising of S75,OOO,-
600 by the Southern Convention of
the Missionary Baptist denomination.
This quota is part of the 100000
assigned to District One, embracing
Orleans, st. Tammany, Tangipahoa
and Washington parishes, of which
Rev. j. E. Brakefield is district or
ganiZer. Louisiana is asked to raise
$3,325, 900, to be paid in five equal
annual installments, the money to be
spent for missions, education and the
extension of church property. The
state is divided into 8 districts, and
the districts are in turn divided into
units embracing each church. Each
church has a director, who is usually
the pastor, and two organizers, a man
and a woman. Each parish has an
organizer for both men and women
and publicity director. Rev. E. F.
Corkern, of Zona is organizer for
Washington parish, assisted by Mrs.
L. D. Greenlaw of Franklinton, and
Rev. G. N. Kimberlin is publicity d.
rector. There are "a Baptist
churches in Washington parish, the
First Church of Bogalusa being the
largest with a quota of 100000.
Franklinton church, of which Rev
G. N. K:mberlin is pastor, has $780,
600; Bogue Chitto, Rev. w. F. Hus-
ton pastor, $4,000, and Enon, Rev.
L. G. Cleverdon pastor, $4,000.
These four congregations take almost
one-half the parish quota, and the
balance is divided between the other
20 churches as follows: Angie,
$1,000; Bethel, $4,000: End Church
of Bogalusa, $4,000; Bonner Creek
$500; Clifton, $4,000: Grains Creek,
$4,000; Hackley, $4,000; Hayes
Creek, $4,000; Isabel, $4,000; Lees
Creek, $4,000; Mt. Hermon, $4,000;
Mt. Faliah, $4,000; Palestine, $4,000;
Pine, $4,000; Plainview, $1,000;
Spring Hill, $4,000; New Bethany,
$1,000; Star Hill, $1,000; Sunny
Hill, $4,000, ard Varnado, $4,000.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-09-11
IN MEMORY.

In loving memory of Warren
Houston Grain, who was killed in
France July 10, 1918, while in the
service of his country.
If we had only soothed your brow,
And held your dying hand;
If you had only said goodbye
We would not feel so bad.
Heaven retaineth now the treasure
Earth the lonely casket keeps,
And the sunbeams of France love to
linger
Where his precious body sleeps.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Grain
and Family.
-Q
The Enterprise, First in EVERY
thing" $3.50 a year.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-07

Clubul cultural ,,Olteanul'' din
Youngstown, Ohio, aduce la Gu
nostinta tuturor solicitation, pa
rochiilor 81 cluburilor din Young
stown, Ohio, 81 jur, ca in aduna-
rea comitetului care s'a tinut in
ziua de n Aprilie 1919, hotarit
a preda cea dintii petrecere de
vara, adeca Picnic, in ziua de s
Iunie 1919, in Dufineca Rosa
liilor.
Clubul cultural ,,Olteanul" n Il
mai facut petrecere aproape de 2
ami de zile, 81 acuma sperlnd ca
pima pc Rosalii vom avea pc toti
feciorii nosrti care au fost 1nro-
lati in armata Americana, ii vom
avea in mijlocul nostru, de aceea
rugam pc onoratele societati, pa
rochii 81 cluburi pentru nu a.
rama alta petrecere pc ziua .;us
numita, pentru ca sa ayem ou-
ma reusita clubului 81 a fecio-
rilor nostri, care au VENT 81 care
vor mai veni.
In speranta ca vom fl ascultati
de onoratele organizatiuni sus
numite pentru o reusita buna, va
salutam Gu stima. X
In numele clubului cultural ;,Ol-
[teanul"
Dumitru Hentea, presedinte.
Dumitru DucA, sscretar.
(2-5-17 Maiu).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-07
B I B IT o g R A F / E.

Primim la redactie primul nu-
mar din ,,Unirea Rom1na" 20 frl.
moasa revista hlnara, care apare
in Buenos Aires, Argentina, scri-
sa att in limba romina, cit 81 in
cea spaniola. Apare sub directia
comitetului cercului Unirea Ro-
nina 81 este redactata Gu null
ia ingrijire. In numarul acesta
gasim urmatorul sumar:
in limba spaniola: Los Ruma
nos en- la Republica Argentina
Question de Honor. La Revolu-
cion Rumana. Situation de Ruma-
MIA entire los Estados Balcanicos
Cria de caballos en- Rumania.
Circular del Banco de Bs. Aires.
A los Rumanos.
In limba romina: Rominia Ma
re. Serbarea de la % Noembrie
Convine statului romfn emigra-
rea? Comerciul exterior al Argen.
tinei din anul 1918. Evreii din
Rominia incetateniti (corespon-
denta). Adunarea de la Alba-Iu
liza, 81 altele.
Revista ,,Unirea Romina" este
Gu caraeter national 81 trateazd
uncle chestii interesante. Dorito.
rii de a abona pot scrie la a
dresa: Avenida General Mitre
1907, Avellaneda, Republica Ar
gentina. AbOnamentul este de sa
| sc dOlari pc an, lar numerile sin
guratice Sc Wind Gu As cent?.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-07
D-lui Stefan Popescu, w. Midd-

D-lui Stefan Popescu, w. Midd-
lesex, Pa: MOI intotdeauna
vom apara ceea ce credem ca G
drept, 81 sunt foarte multumit ca
sunt multi ca d-tra, carl recunosc
|aceasta. Referitor la trimiterea
de bani in bancile din Rominia.
va fac cunoscut ca Sc pot trimi-
te, fnsa daca-i trimiteti, apoi 81
aveti grija pri9 care ibanca ii tri-
miteti.
D-lui N. Jugaian, Kokomo, Ind.
Cartea despre care fntrebati Sc
poate capata 81 la moi. Trimitcti
25 cent? si~o vom expedia ime.
dat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-07

Germanii au lasat armele jos
numai de teama primejdiei. -
Paris. = Presedintele Poincare.
vorbind inaintea cadetilor de la
scoala politehnica din Paris, a
| zis urmatoarele: ,,Inamicul Ia
sat armele JOS numai ca sa scape
de primejdie. Daca va incerca 81
ute din ce La sc1pat generozi-
tatea aliatilor,- moi avem dreptul
81 mijloacele sal amintim trecu-
| |tul''.
Tren aruncat in aer de Sparta
cieni = Zurich. - Sc raporteaza
ca un tren incarcat Gu trupe re-
publicane a fOst minat 81 aruncat
in aer de fortele spartaciene din
Munich. Pima acum s'au scos trei
suite de cadavre de sub dar1ma-
turf. Printre fruntasii soviet exc
cutati in timpul c1nd trupele gu
vernului au cucerit Munich-ul Sc
afla 81 Herr Eglihofer, comandan
| tul armatei rosii din Bavaria 81
Gustav Landauer, ministrul in
cabinetul sovietist. Printre ofitc-
Ri credinciosi guy, carl au mu-
rit in lupta Gu spartacienii este
81 generalul Nagelleichberg.
Ce avem moi De prisos. - Pa
ris, - O telegrama primita din
Bucuresti zice: ,,Aici avem par
| FUN francez si ciorapi de matasa
din belsug, insa hrana nu se> ga
seste mai de loc's.
frsgsiis intro bissric4. -
Trenton, N. j. - Din tavanul ca
tedralei ST. Maria cazut ieri
I'm ventilator in grentate de 400
de funti, ucizfnd 0 femeie 81 ra-
mind inca 20. In timpul aeela Sc A.
flau in biserica peste 150 femei.
ca lu1eeua ii guE3 n fAfa NOR
iii. Pittsburg, Pa. Find
chemat grabnic prin telefon aca-
sd la un ON despre care Use spu-
sese ca ! pc nina mortii, docto-
|rul j, Johnsou ) gxsit pe Joseph
Grsninsky fanindu-si calm lulear
ina. imprsjurul sit1lni avea fnfa-
|eupat Rn gervei, snh care docto-
|rul ) exsit t4ietnr6 adinea. Gra-
ninalGy inesrcase - e sinucida
leu N briei a. ras.
ea6aeon asvd tDoGrall
Albony. n. ~ Membrii uni
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-07
fNsT11NTARE.

Rugam a Sc lua la cunostinta
de catre toti cetitorii nostri ca
ccmenzile de mape ale Rominiei
Mari sd Sc faca direct la oficiul
Ligei Rationale din Clevelepd, O.
hio 81 nu la moi, la ziarul ,,Ameri-
ca. MOI nu avem de vinzarc
mape.
Deci pc viitor pentru a fl scu-
titi de neplaceri, toate scrisorile
81 banii adresati-le acolo.
Gu stima:
ADMINISTRATIA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-07
mdruIltisuri.
EPIGRAMA ZILEI.
,,ANCoRAREA".
,,Ancorarea" Sc va face,
Lipsa e de spectacoale,
Ca Sc faca avutie
Domnul = ,ybuzunare goale"
Big Bertha.

DOmnul - ,ybuzunare goale'.
Big Bertha.
Un cetitor ne roaga Sc 1ntre-
bam in public, doar Sc va afla
cineva sal raspunda care va Fl
corporatia aceea care vinde actii
la apa care la izvorit in - piv-
nita
Acuma Gu intrarea armatei ro-
mine in Budapesta, fabricile lie
sfoara 81 sapun sunt foarte ocu-
pate ca Sc dea onoare bolsevici-
lor 81 lui Rakowsky. Ca economic
nationala, auzim ca dupa folio.
sinta, sfoarele vor fl pastrate s.
pentru rosii din America.
Ce circus va fl fOst ala din
Follansbee, w. Va. Gu Bradea
null care nu voia sd cumpere Bon
duri de Statelor Unite. Contra
| til de acolo au cuv1ntul!
Cele dintii doua steaguri rosi
din Cleveland. Ohio, au fost III
fipte in gunoiul scos din canale
IPurtatorii |celor ce au urmat, at
avut un hard time ca sd Sc as
cunda.
Nebunul care nu site nimica e
ste in stare Sc invete. Gel ce site
toate este i'm stare Sc ute tot ce ;
auzit
Poate ca unora de aceea lie pla
ce asa de multi critica pentru ca
este eel mai usor lucru din. lune
Bryan, probabil cal yeti cunoa
ste pc vestitul prohibitionist 81 a
dorator al Grape Juice" -ului
este de parerea ca viitorul pres"
dinte al Statelor Unite trebue s.;
! fie un ON recunOscut ca antial
choholist. 1ntelegem, ma rog, in
telegem prea bine.
Ce sc va fl ales de tinarul car,
Spunea ca dinsul Sc muta din sta
daca acesta va fl votat ,,uscat"
Dupa ce va fl .,uscat" pretutin
denea, in care parte lumii 81
| va muta?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-07

+
patru ziare xilnice 81 carl Sc pu-
sesera in greva, all votat ieri ST
Sc reintoarca, la lucru 81 sd lucre-
re inainte pima ce conducatorii
llor aplaneaxa -neintelegerile ce
lie au Gu patronii in privinta pla-
tilor.
Consulul American liberat de
rosii. Washington. - La de-
partamentul statului s'a PRINT
confirmare oficiala despre rapor-
tul Cd consulul general Roger
Tredwell a fost liberat din Arrest,
unde fusese tinut multi timp de
bolsevici. Tredwell sosit la Sto-
ckholm.
Jalirea unei giste. - Hunting
ton, Ind. - D-nul 81 Dina A. G.
Ferris jalesc pierderea unei giste
[pe' care lea rapit-o nemiloasa
moarte. Gisca aceasta lie fusese
data acum treizeci de ami ca ca
ldou de nunta, pc c1nd era numal
un boboc dragut 81 plapind. Gisca
a murit in mijlocul familiei, oar.
lba, oloaga, slaba 81 satula de via.
ia pima in git.
/ I'm bogat care moare de foa
me. = Portland, Ore. - Bani lie
4aur, de argint 81 de hirtie in va
loare de peste 1000 de dolari at
fost gasiti ascunsi prin crapatu:
|rile 81 ungherele easel unde mu
|rit un anume Ben Torgensen, IL
etate de optzeci 81 opt de ami. Du
pa autopsie doctorii au spus ca o
mul NURSE din cauza ca nu sc
lhranea 7ndeajuns.
Caz de nebunie. - Flemington
Nv. Va. = Anna Serio, in etatt
de saptesprezece ami, a fost foar
te vesela in prima ri de casatorie
| lar. i'm a doua ri adormit 81 3
ramas in nesimtire timp de {
saptamfna. Cind s'a desteptat
Idoctorii, dupa ce 'au examinat-t
de mai multe orr, au spus ca ii
stare de nebunie.
Legea ma1tiala in Petrograd
l. Londra. = Conform unei radio
CRANE primita de la Tsarkoe-Se
10, in Petrograd s'a declarat Du
mineca legea martiala. Guverm
de soviete a denumit un comite-
de trei, caruia la dat putere ne
llimitata asupra orasului 81 distri'
ltllui Petrograd
j
/ Greva tinIplari1or. - Alliance
IOhio. ~ Timplarii unionisti dir
|localitate au decretat astazi gre
va, din cauza ca nu li-se luase il
|seama cererea de Marie plat
Ilor de la 70 la 80 de cent? pc ora
| Accident intro nina. - Maha
noy City, Pa. - Zece >mineri a.
cazut in JOS pc gura minei Mapl'
Hill de la 0 inaltime de 1,0O'
de urine. Dol au murit la minut
, sapte s'au ranit asa de rau, Incl
nu au mai sunt sperante de sea
pare. lar unul este ranit maPusor
Cum inteleg rosii casatoria. :
Basel. - Directorii bolsevici Il
la fnvatamintul primar din Rusi;
: au dat un decret prin care zic G;
ltoti scolarii earl au v1rsta de l!
ami 81 mai multi sunts liberi sa s.
lcasatoreasca 81 sa divorteze or
81 cfnd au placere. Vestea aceast;
este anuntata de un suedez, ca
re scapat din Russia GU fuga.
i Primirea altor pachete miste
[rioase. jackson, Miss. Gu
|vernorul Bifbo, primarul Scott $
Frederick Sullens, redactorul q
[arului Daily News au PRINT pri'
posta cite nm pachet misterios, d
spre carl inspectorii de la post;
) zic ca probabil contin bombe tri
tmise de anarchist. Toate sunt II
mute pentru q mai fl examinate
/ Plecarea u1aor vo1untari in Ger
Imania. - New York. Astaz
lpleaca catree Europa un vapor
lpe bordul cxruia sunt 1000 d
[soldati inrol4ti in armata de vol
~. TX -. lrns ol<nr A,noricay1i n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
PORTO RlcAms PREFER
NOME CLIMATE IN WINTER

sAN JUAN, Porto Rico. Feb. Is
More than i.ioo Porto RIcan war
worhsrs In the United States have
inst returned 70 the island vel,
drssgsd. -prcsperous. and IN hiah
spiriss. host sf them confse they
had real money IN their O6ksts,
some quite oomfnf<abls amcunts, and
they seemed % enjoy their free trip
10 the Untts1 etatsa. Most Of them
appeared TO have become quite mot
rcpoiitan In dress and hearing. Some
left the steamship pier to TO to their
homes IN sutcmobiles
One wAr-torker tave his impres-
sions Of New York by saying II wss
too oolA and there was no rice and
bsans, Porto Rican style" The men
had bssn working In places from
New Yogk 10 New Orleans. Many
Of tham sAid the only reason thsy
returnel Qas that thev could no,
stand the 6old weather..
Virtually all the Porto Rican work
ers now have returned nom tho
Unitsd states.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
bUMnM0 TO BE UTILIZED
FOR WEARING APPAREL

MUNICH, Feb. is.--pavarta IN -
abort Of m ','vial for ohildren's =
clothing that tho government has
issued an order confisoating all flags
measuring more than 20 nv 20
inches 90 a. 10 use tho material In
them for the manufacture OF chill.
dren's underwear, A call has been
iasued 10 the public TO donate un-
necessary flags for the same pur.
pose. y Ia presumed that the col.
ore will be extracted from the flans
beeore they are manufactured into
clothing. Tho manufacture OF FLAGS
OF any siBs IA forbidden.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
COUNTY STILL FIGHTS
PAYING R. R. BONDS
Imprisonment Of judge IAfc~s Chap
su In tho Missourt
CUnfliN
OFFICERS SERVE IN HIDING
Courts An pow~rioa IN Enforc
Their Dorr~s of
Judgment

KANaAs CITY. Mo. Fob, Is
Tho surrender OF former Judge J. X
Evans TO begin his jail sentence for
contempt of federal court has added
another chapter to tho tangled his.
Scry Of tho fight 10 compel n county
~ tho Missouri hills to pay n bonded
Indebtedness for railroad mover
constructed.
II was In 1877 that Dallas county,
with other Missouri and Kansas
Communities, saw visions Of trcmcn-
dous Industrial development HtrRn-
gers appeared with n pen and pa
per" railroad from st. Louis TO Fort
Scott. Kan. and Dallas county voted
o22s.000 bonds a. n bonus TO tho
Dromotcrs
Tho road was ncver bullt. and
Dallas countys paramount Issue"
Nas born whom tho first interest pay
mont fell due. In all political cam
1aians candidates for county judge
chips have cried. "We will refua" To
pay tho bonds" After election the
successful candidates have Eona Ia
the hills to avoid taking action.
Tho bonds eventually went 90 an
ENHtftH WIN F'FutNfh WV
litigation Of his predecessors to col
icct interest Judgments hnd been
entered into from time 20 time IN
federal court By 1911 the principal
end accrued interest had reached
" 0ss 600, payment OF which would
take is cents on every dollar of val.
uatlon In the county, n was said.
Clcrk for~d "a Hide.
A Judgment was obtained ana the
federal court directsd IN. Dallas
county clerk 20 call n special eicc-
ton 10 vote bonds to pay eT0 900 of
the interest with that action tho
pounty clcrkship was added 10 tho
list Of reciuss offloialdom Of Dallas
county.
Efforts 20 serve summons on the
iurists were redoubled. Possess Of
deputies from tho United Htates mar
lhafs office In motor cars, roilsd
! long the trails through tho hills
and woods. others. disguised as
fishermen and huntsru. trrkksd
through thicksts and along creeks
without success.
Federal Judge Van varksnbursh
lesued On order Of contempt against
the thrvs Dallas county Judges last
March. JudRss Monroe ouiGiey and
The woods. In the niGht deputies |
ourrou lded Judge Evana' home and |
)e WIN brought into federal court |
khars ne refused 70 agree "a . bond |
lsvy and was ssntsncsd 10 uix months
ln Jail for contempt. The court %
Appeals recently affirmed the de-
nialcn and the judFs. Who had boom
RELEASED pending dscision, appeared'l
- begin serving sentences.
yudgs Evans. Who n now out Of
offIcs and therefore has no power
20 art on the tan levy. was taken TO
oprinGfield, Mo. whether ne must
ssrvs his ssntsncs 10 stli somewhat
In doubt.
Meanwhile Dallas eounty h With
eut . railroad.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Jsp~ Ruy Up Trc~~.

vLADlvOsTOK. Feb 10. -- The
japanese, profiting by the low value
Of the ruhlc. have bought up all the
aspen trees In the ussuri region and
this has caused . scarcity OF fuel for
tho use Of the ussuri railway, saws
,Hs Which .sSs q. II ss.ys .s. sc. pslsp
tsnts have bean mobiiined by the
Japansss 70 prepare the wood for
export. a psoposition 10 under con.
sidsratis - lncrease tho tax on ex-
portatien of the aspen logs 80 M To-
stop thss, yanAness from shipping
thsm ouI q 0s countrH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
What Is
Your Problem?

Our officers and directors have been especially selected
with view of helping in the solution of the business
problems of the community, matters not in what line
of endeavor they encountered. We have carefully
selected associates from varied lines of business in
selected our associates from varied lines business and
qualified to assist in the solution of his problems.
Among those associated in the management of The Central Ma
ona Bank of Tulsa the oil men, matters what branch of
business ne may be engaged will find who talk his Ian
gage and understand his needs the merchant will find them
qualified by actual experience to advise him when knotty oes
ons arise the cattle and farmer will feel at home when he
meets the who has travelled the road he treadng
So throughout the whole category business there is
among associates qualified to ntegeny discuss the
questions that daily arise in the conduct of your particular bust
and assist meeting the requirements of the occasion
Remember this service the value of which can not be measured
in dollars and cents costs not a cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
LAID MINES IN GERMAN
WATERS DESPITE PATROL

IhWFOHD. England. Fob. - -
Tho f,t that one BRUSH vhtship
penetrated the guard patrol Of
the Gotman high HeaH fleet
after tho battle Of Jutland and laid