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Great For
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To ease the agony and stop the
gnawing pains and twinges, doctors
know there is nothing so good an
Begy's Mustarine.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-04
Early Religious and Home Training Experiences
of Big Businessman

resident State Chamber of Commerce in the Maga
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
Bobby Hughes PrOUed
100 Per Cent Patriot
by Liberty Bond Test

Bobby Hughes, Louisiana bnn-
tamwcight who meets frankie Ma
son In a lj-round encounter at
convention hall on Labor Day has
not been proclliming his patrio-
tism from the housctops but an in
cidont yesterday caused some OF
his friends 10 pass remark nncnt
pa'riotlsm
"Not long ago. said this friend,
Bsbby needed some money TO send
10 his wife and baby down In Lou
isiana SO he took a 500 Liberty
Bond To the bank 20 have 10
Cnshcd He was told that the bank
could not handle II but was re-
fcrred 20 a certain broker. lie tried
another bank and then another.
Turned down by all he finally
went 10 "A broker and received APP
proNlmately 500
when Hughes and Mason were
matched. II was stipulated thai
each should post 500 forfeit TO
make ll6 pounds ringside Hughes
put up his 500 In cash. Yester-
day Mason's forfeit arrived in the
form OF a 500 Liberty Bond
Slrce the bond would so TO Hughes
In case Mason should he over
weight and since 81 would bring
only about 500 on the Tulsa
market. the promoter gave Hughes
chance 10 turn 70 down
"Oh. that's all right. he said
TIL take it,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY IS
OUT OF MISSOURI VALLEY

KANSAS CITY. Aug. O-The
University OF Nebraska this after
noon withdrew from the Missouri
valley conference. following refusal
ot the board governing intcrcollc &
late sport In the middle west TO
grant Nchraska's request TO play a
football game iu Omaha
Severance OF relations between m"
University or Nebraska and other
schools OF she conference will not
follow Withdrawal Of Nebraska from
tho conference, 70 was stated. both
hy Dr. " II King representative Of
the Kansas State Agricultural col
lcEe and DR.. J. r. Lees. provost Of
the University OF Nebraska. "Our
discussion was a friendly one" said
br klngl
Nebraska's decision to withdraw
followed the upholding OF "thc cam
pus game rule. which prcscribcg
that conference games must be
played on university grounds
Or Lees said at the con erence to-
daX that Anes or the University OF
oklahoma was wanted for the Oma-
ha. game. but since Ames Joined In
upholding the campus rule. u Is he
lleVed likely he Norman team will
be invited 10 Omaha TO meet Ne
braska.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
WILHOIT STOPPED
BY TULSA HURLER
After Hitting in 60 Consec
utive Games Wichita Man
Is Checked.
IzzIES WIN BY 5 TO 2 SCORE


WICHITA, Kan. Aug 90 TULSA
lost the ball game here today UH|
th,rc ls some consolation 200 fhr dr.
feat Joe WlIhull Wichita NuIi,.rrI
who yesterday ran hI4 DuuFrtU .Nr
hlt total TO 90 EuWru failed 200 hI'
safely IN lhrsc lriph iD Ihr plate Iu"
fied fp Tiernoy grounded FOB fhr
IhurtHtOp and struck uUI llr wHH
passed once. The score VAS 70 .u
Arer the first luuIue. Mu'H"r
former Dcs Nolnrs pitcher and Hr.
cured bN lsboll lu the Trad, which
sends Wilhoit 'o the lo7'pn AmrrI
cans ht the close OF fua Western
league season, pitched rffrgIy, ball
permitting four hirH \bugillur fUr
Tulsa allowed only one blow until The
siNih Inning when three hlH uud 10
base on balls uciipd one run ana hIs
rcuromcur 100 favor ~ Williams new
oiler hurlcr Williams NaH wild and
though be- got by the seventh InuinE
safely ne vas taken from the slab iu
The clEhlh frame with Ihr bases run
llabnc was sent foo the rcaVuc uui
laryan smashed ball down the loft
field limo winning ihp game VII.
Hams BE- .IarEod with Ihv defeat
brilliant fielding again featured
both games Not au error wa
charge against Tulsa while only
one mircue was made bN wichita
that Wild throw 10 second base py
NcwaSha Tulsa scored all lis mark.
ers IN the first inning Burke wn.krd.
Nuffi fOulrd 10 NcwaHha. DliH
doubled 10 right scoring burke.
Slattery grounded to Mueller. Ciovc
and singled io right counting D.lfa
Davis flied Co Mcbride.
Wichita counted lea first In the
SIXTH Nilhuit H,uck out. Wnshburn
singled iu right fwoldt singled to
Contor. Mueller doubled and
counted Wnshhurn Ticrncy Wuffli
and Slattery retired tho side with "a
fast double play on McBride'a
Eroundcr 10 TieTnoy Wichita Howrd
u up In the eighth Ewoldt walked.
Mueller sacrificed East walked.
Mcbride walked, filling the bases
Bayne was sent to the hill Mueller
was out at the plate on Wolfes roll
Ter 10 Slatiery NaryAn doubled 60
left scoring Mcbride and East. Wolfe
counted on Baynes wild pitch and
on Manion's failure TO rctrlyc the
ball. YaryRn crossed the plate. Tulsa
filled tho bases In the fifth inning,
but was unable TO score. A double
play IN the tourth also prevented the
oilers from counting, The oilers
did not threaten thereafter. going out
IN order In tho last three innings
MuAser struck out five men In the
seventh, eighth and ninth The gam,
under three dashes on To Joplin
Tho oilers road record IN now nine
Victories and six defeats Thrc,
games are played at Joplin and
three OF oklahoma City, including a
double bill Sunday
Cotton Ticrnoy's fielding wns a
sensation. Ills ouo-haudcd catch ot
EwoldtN drive In the third Inning
With Washburn on second base
saved possible run. Wilholts =
catch OF Ticrneys long fly IN the
second robbed the captain Of a hit
wilhoirs record ~ GO Is 90 more
than that made by Jack Ness In tho
Pacific Coast league IN 1915. Holts.
hAuser, new Oiler pitcher, Joined
Tulsa here today Hc may work one
OF tho Joplin jobs. Boyne probably
will he Ahhotts mound choice To.
morrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
0UIMET COMES BACK
AND DEFEATS EVANS
Former Amateur Champion rcg,in.
iionors In Close Championship
Game at Pittsburgh
WON BY ONE UP AT HOME
Crowd Was silent when Pair -. ,
or but Gn,c Way 10 Enthu,i,..
tic Cheers ns Game I'rugrc-.J

PlTTSBURGH, Aug 20 P.o.,
Oulmct demonstrated again. t.5
that he BE- one OF the grrat..f COLI.
ever developed la this ,ourr. b.
defeating Charles Evans on, bid. .
the home hole ~ the Dakno.
Country club i'm the second r..pt b.
The annual amateur rhlmri.ns1u
tournament, Playing the game .,'
the same stroke and nerve fn,i g,..
him International fame lu Ii!f. .y,h.,
he won the title from Raw and IA,
don. England's most Uruus rr.
feHsiOnals. the Woodland r.n r,,
tesentative playing from AuHufn
dale. Mass, fought throughout Nm
entire day AKA INST tho skill and .flm
ina ~ the Edgcwatcr club u4r o.
Chicago and eventual. a.tIrye
victory with "A marvellous pitch from
pit to home green and % f.4r.' Zoo
putt which required perfect nerO
control IN tho crucial moment %
the entire &c holes OF play
His defeat Of the holduyar anna
ieur ana open champion OF lsl
came only after hours uf r0l'n
competition which was tho close.
and most brilliant ever witnessed q
similar tiular tournament A
even at the end OF On, fore
noon rs holes. the eastern and west
orn rivals renewed their gOllUg au,
in the afternoon and Tor "a short pe
riod IL appeared a. though Du,mt
was TO quickly clinch the c0nte.
But he weakened az the end ~ OBJ
third nine holes ana Evans VA
quick TO take advantage OF the OF
portunity and. after being fh-s
down at one time, succeeded b
squaring the match az the 5V
green. The next was hllycd J.
threcs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
Vongilder HWler for Tulsa
Stops WHhOitS Record Run

WICHITA. kan. Aug go Joseph
%. W llhult, WI.hlu Western lou que
uutnvIdor. today ended rIH batting
sirvak 10 which ho sri u,N world y
record ty hitting -uf,ly .u 90 conscc-
utlNc games
WllhoIt could do nothing wien
NanEildcr who pitched today for
Tulsa aud ~ his rhIrd and lust time
at bat he was walked by Williams.
la yesterdays double header win
Tulsa Nilhoit got q home run and a
two -hDEgrr in the first game. and In
the second. the last one ot his long
strng of sote hit games, hc got a
two hnaer.
After being released To the wichita
club ~ the Western league because
VI his failure 10 nit consistently IN
the early part OF the present baseha hall
scuson, Wilhcit broke the worlds
record In the number Of consecutive
games I'm which hc hit safely
Prior To- August / he had obtained
hits in ~ consecutive games and was
still going The former record ~ 80
gaines was made hy Jack Ness oak
land, cal, In 1915.
For a month after coming TO
wichita from the paCinc coast
league Wilhoit mt only zoo. Then.
June a. he started the batting
streak that placed him in posse sion
" the worlds record for Cuusecu-
tive hitting In the 90 contests
prior 30 August 90 he was az bat
2s9 times and secured l5l hits, a
percentage ~ b01. lie obtained five
home runs. eight triples. % doub.es
and ms singles.
Wllhoit Joined tho Wichita club
when 10 was nt the bottom ~ tho
league. I'm six days the Wichita club
had advanced from he bottom OF
the league 20 third place.
Several days ago 10 was announced
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
DIAR RHOEA
Quickly Cured by
Wakefield'S
BLACKBERRY
BALSAM

wekenelds Blackberry Balsarn
has been the surcs, and safest REM
edy Tor piarrhoea. Dyseu,ery, Chol-
era lnfauum and Cholera Morbus
tor 70 years While q Is quick and
positive in its action. u Is unlike
other remedies IN that Il II harm
less and does not constpate II sim.
ply checks the trouble and puts tho
stomach and bowels in their natural
regular condition, or the millions OF
bottles that have been sold never has
case been reported % the manu-
NC'urer where n cure Wa not cf.
tcc'cd when directions Wcre fol.
'uNc even after other remedies had
failed Every home should have a
bottle or more on hand ready f1r
sudden attacks Fun Size bottle ace
CyeryWhere. .---AdyL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
POLICE ARREST TWO MORE
AS AUTO THIEF SUSPECTS

with the arrest OF CNAr Miller
and william Hurstou th, police Doc.
lirve that they have "uah.yd' two
moro automobile thieves who have
been terrorizing motor ear owner.
for the past few months
Miller and Nurstou vtrc seen at.
tempting TO start several cars y,s.
terday morning, and were shadow,
most OF the afternoon NN pWI.rra
Jacobs and Boiling uuti their actions
made 10 evident that they wor. ry
ing 70 fini a car that they could N,I
away with, say officers
Roth men were charged with Rm
pering with cars and after nHnr
nearched nt tho station another
charge OF carrying conrea."H vcrn
our was lodged agRius, M.'t. T.
men viii pa tried in police c.uI
eodAy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

Atau Tor Mri arp tn tulfd.
si Louis ............ ulI 600 nO0--g
Mes York ........ .... iuN ulu uut IS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
MURPHY OPENS RACE WITH
THREE STRAIGHT WINNERS

POUGHNEEPsfE. y. Y. Aug. 20.
Thomas W Murphy signalized the
opening day OF the 1919 Grand Cir
cult meeting in Poughkeepsie here
today boy driving home three win
ncrs in the four events IN which he
had entries The Poughkeepsie
reirsman ptloted Royal Mac. and
Direct G.. Burnett 20 easy straight
heat Victories In the Hnickerhock
err 2.O6 frot and the Hudson
valley . .06 pace, and topped Off his
afternoons work hy taking the 2:20
trot with Doctor Nick
The 2.l2 trot went 20 Peter
Worthy. after harl battle with
the 2.l5 trot for amateur drivers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
MAhInEton

hIAIt'i iur frirAhun DO ulnIh.
Wellington .......... .Olp OO2 600
tHirt.u . OOi OOs 3lt--iO
sh.nks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

JOPLIN Aug 90 --Maprl was Wild hut
rffr,l0yr aud emerged aurecssiu' in a hnrl
uE duel with Stourr today Joplin winning.
To T. Halls single aud Lambs three
hagggr scored ttr winning run iu lhr ninth
rhr game vaE delayed go minute, hy lAfA
Holland Oklahoma City manager a,king
that the game bc raNsU iU fhc ninth 10
permit a.s team In catch train
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

summary huNh. War "a ANfifN. VIM
. j. walker Hartford 0uArs Payne
kcllehcr Hatcher Walker , errors Con
nelly. krIlcbrr walker ivo basr hits ko
lshrr = walker walker. Niuu. Mar
q llarA. sacrifice h.t hopowifr len IN
basrs 81 Joseph 70 pcs Moiurs double
plays krNrhyT lo Hcall butcher 90 kcl
lshrr tu Real stolen bases Hrubakcr kel
lohcr CounriF Butcher Nld pitch. HoU
man bAsys ON balls 90 LOTHIAN ?. or
Payue 2. struck out hy Hoffman 4 by
raynp % umrrrs Holmes aud Becker
Time 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

PHILADELPHIA Aug Hu Leaving the
gubhousc Estr open probably prevented
rhtsdelphiA from winning both ramys from
thiraro today. The locals won tho first and
ninth iuuinE Of tho second game with
Philadelphia two runs ahead Mcrkle dow
hI,d and Deals drive ~ lyU center rolled
through the gate Williams return held
Deal a. second base but Umpire kIcm
ruled it home run erirl tied the SCORE
Chicago won in the llth on three singles
aud Deals double
tsTB ~ TAafr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

huattcd Tor u. AIlrf In uuru
ihattcd Tor Grimes in ninth
Pittsburgh .............. Aul 600 uno..
brooklyn ............ 100 600 GOO. d
summary Runs Carey Southwvrth
Nhittcd. uarhafc Johnston rrrbrs
schmidt Griffith, Myers. two base hitn
Nhiurd. GfimvE thryr.b basr hii Tr.t.
stolen base barharr bases ON balls uti
y Miller I on Grurrs . struck out D,
D. Miller o. by GrimrA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

summary Two bnsc hItH-Wnsh-
burn. Mueller, NBryRn. Dilts; thpC
base hts--ncrncy sacrifice hits
Mueller, Nangiidcr, double play,
NaTyAn, MHshhurn and Mueller: ::
Tcrncy, Wufrli and Slnucry; left on
hascr-Wichlta 7. Tulsa O; base on
hOll~--MuSSCr 2, Nnngildcr 3, struck
uut--NAngildcr q, MuSscr \, VIII
lams 2 hltS-off NRngildcr Ia g
"a innings, utf Williams In 2, of
Baync In 2-3, Charge defeat to- VIII
laims. Time i'iO. mpiruS--JRCubs
md DAILY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

Drs Moinrs ............ulO 900 4ts--y
81 Joseph .......... .olO roo OOl+-'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

Al Fort Worth =. waco l.
AZ Houston 3. Galveston
A. Ncaumont#Sa Antonio, post
ponod rain
A. Dallas shreveport postponed
rnNu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

Wilhoit had been purchased by the
Boston American league club and
that he would report In Boston Sep
tcmbcr I 3. Wilhoit played with the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

NuWmaFY WunH UuEh- l0unEI Two bhte
hits Jones Young; three, base hit. VeAeh /.
stolen base Young; double plays witt 10
bnrrus. lleilman 10 Bush base on balls
on Moves J struck out, BY Noyss 4. BY
Aycrs Q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
PUNCHED HITS WIN
FOR CLEVELANDERS
Boston Held Ia Two scores In First Of
Series Which opened at CicNc-
land Chicago Bcats senators
TIGERS BEAT THE PHILLlES
Gang of IIits IN First and Eighth In
nings II Enough; Only One Phil
Reached Second
Cleveland wins

CLEVELAND. Aug 20 Cleveland took
tho NTst sane ot the series from BosiuH
Today THE was effective except in the
SECOND uning. ~hcn boston bunthcd three
.u with two erron and scored twice
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
CARTER DEFEATS TEXAS
AND IS TIED FOR FIRST

Carter defatcd Tc1as yesterday 81 NJ
Nuly park ia vy, played game And tied
ONpsy for fret place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
Detroit Wins

DETROIT AVE- co-Dstron bunehsd
hits in the first and eighth Innings today
defeating PhuAdslphiA Only one visiting
player reached second and he fell victim
10 double play
The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
sioux CITY Rest. omAh.

SIOUX DI1N Aug 30 Sioux cay Mi
9shauman hsrd today and made i' two
out oi three games from Omaha, winning
lI tu
The aH0rt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

CHICAGO uss. gO Chicago defeated
Washington TODAY by hitting Erickson often
AZ uppuriuup limos.
.TI. atUrE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

N0WATy N00f- WeIo'EJ ,1.1H.
Fesch Gandu RiAhcrg .. Cicotts ? two
base Mts Lichold. Gandil. SehAlk, D. Cot
Inns. three base hits, JAekson Cirotte
home run. Piclpjch stolen bases. Felseh.
p Collins Weaver. double play. Leonard
70 picinich 20 Judge, bases on balls. OF
Erickson &. OF Cicotte struck out. by
Erickson /, by Cirote 3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

BROOKLYN, Aug 90 piusburgh Won
Ne frat game of tho series from brook yu
today hy launching hits uft Gumcs Boa Tho
Inn LnnLnn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

summary Runs Moran q Uool~in
Dictate Mclean % Robinson Nrnkaw lbr
srs,r Uattcau. Williams. Nruvn. rrrors
Good~in Debate Mr.oaD hArbrau. two
base hits pcnte o Msloan. Robinson. Lee
Gp0isiu y tIftrrt liareraNr. home ruu,
Nr'oAn. sh.riir. ht, tAsUuvyr lfgrr'
10. stolen bases Hrota~ Moran Robin
suu. passed halls, uru~n double ph}.
Gcodvir tn Rroksv 60 pr'atc bases on
balls on Rasmussen p o'f S-tattmnn 3
struck ont hy Rasmussen !. hy Srhattman
hits aud carmel russ oN RhsWusson
hits I rur. r'f SghattWAn ~ hits and
l' runs. lrN ON bases SioNy city ~.
Omaha Is. hit by pitcher hy Rasmussen
harhgau time. $50, ump1re' shannon
and Ncy eTt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
WESTERN PACEMAKERS
STOPPED BY IOWANS
DCs Noincr Gets Long End uf BntfCst
and ST. Ju~cph'- Lead In League
H. Cut Down
OKLAHOMA CITY DEFEATED


SIT JOSEPH Avg 1u Il Joseph los
today to Dss Mo,ura IN a batfsst y 10 o
lha score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

summary Huns ilrsthcote Clcmons.
Burns Young stAit 1oosy cruru.
Schultz Lavan . MrCsrtJ t~o base hts.
Young. lirathuotc. home nun ticmuuai
stolen bases. Young iicathroir o Horns
By double play. lsyuu. unassistod bases
on hAils. OF Toner @ on Doak struck
out by Tone, D. by uDak o
AICpAB gAMt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

Austin Dean. Sntt'e Paul 2 McAnelly
orrprs Dean . Farley .. Fioir Sutue ?.
Paul. Humphreys. tvohAse hits. Paul
koherling Austin. three base hits Ran.
dolph Farley. stolen bases. Peters Nc
NurNy , bases On balls OF Young ?. cii
Chancellor / struck ont by Young T. ny
Chancellor 3 left on bases Carter l.
Texas &, umpire llirdon, uus 40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

ihstlcd tor May 10 sigh!h

thairu tor Nay 100 ttEhth.
IRAN for Miller In eighth
st. Louis ............. 600 600 100 I
New YORK .............. 100 200 OlK.#t
Sr41mArt Ruha Mriieury. Young
kAuit g. Kelley; errors iayan. Hclcher
Zimmerman tvo base hiis Snydvr. Nc
llsuv ksuf. Stolen hases5 nufns kauif
q Kelley ffisch double play Fletcher
10 Ffisch 10 Kelley bases on balls on
May o. of ncnton 1 struck out by bsnton
2, by May
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

with Duncan Of the Nashville
team ~ the Southern association and
See NJ Rochester In the new Inter
national. Pat Moran Il protecting his
chance TO win educational flag.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-08-08
COLONEL LEE GIVEN WAR CROSS.

Lieutenant Colonel Alva Lee, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lee of Ameri-
can Falls, in charge of the Salt Lake
army recruiting station, received word
recently from Major General C. j.
Bailey, commander of the o~ighty-first
division, that he has been awarded the
croix de guerre.
The cross Is to be given for service
in the Vosges near st. Die. while the
wildcat" division was serving with
the thirty-third French corps.
Colonel Lee served under the com
mand of General Bailey. He was as
sistant to the chief Of staff in charge
of Operation and Training"
He was assigned to duty at the re-
eruiting station June %. From 1906
until 1912 he a stationed at Fort
Douglas with the fifteenth infantry
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-08-08
JOHN COOK

John Cook. one of the first Of the
Roekland boys to enlist in the navy,
returned to his home Saturday after
26 months in the service. He spent
IL months in Brest, making three
round trips L the U. s. on the Ger
mar zeppelin transport which vas
taken over by the U. 8. navy.
Mr.. Cook went into the navy as a
third class fireman in the blacksmith
department and received four promo
tons. When he was discharged he
was a first class navy blacksmith.
His many friends welcome him home,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-08-08
PICNICERs MAKE MERRY.
Beatty

A party OF fourteen young folks
from American Falls went on a picnic
party to Bannock Peak last Sunday.
The party climbed to the top OF the
peak after their picnic and said that
II took four hours 10 climb the grade.
Those In the crowd we're: Cecilia
and Hilda Winters, Beda and Esther
Rosander, Jearl Lanham, Alma Dahl
berg, Myra Argelly, Grace Cronkhite,
II. II. GRANADA Glenwood Davis, DICK
Bergstrom. III ny Skies, Henry Sole
and Jessie Tay or.