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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

e. E. Colpin and President Will
liam 7. Jack were in Twin Falls on
business yesterday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27
IN AND ABOUT TOWN

Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Baker of Moul-
ton were in town on business Tues
day.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

Leo and Cleo Croft returned Sun
day from Burley, where they were
visiting relatives.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

Mrs. s. Wiedenthaler of Lewiston
arrived Sunday for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Jesse l.. Rains. Miss
Harriet Wiedenthaler visited friends
at Twin Falls during the first part OF
the week and is now visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Rains.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

The Misses Ora and Verness Nell
friends at Burley and Declo Sunday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

We Oakley fellers will vote for
almost anybody for president who
irrigation, and actually make us
believe we will get it.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

Rosel Hale took the Second ward
Boy Scouts to the Orpheum Tuesday
night.
Born. to Bishop and Mrs. Seth
Harper, Basin, Saturday, August FL,
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Curtis
spent Sunday at the home Of Elwin
Curtis at View.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

W. j. Linnehan returned Tuesday
from Salt Lake City, where he had
spent a few enjoyable days.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

Benjamin Hope and family n
Rupert and Frank Fifield of Heglar
visited Tuesday and Wednesday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Voyce.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

Miss Naomi Harper returned Il
Oakley Thursday after spending sew
'eral weeks at Vipont
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

The circus has come and gone,
and, SO far as we know, none OF the
little IS and 70 year old boys ran
off with it.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

Miss Claudia Ball Of Kansas ar
rived at Oakley Tuesday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Hyrum Fairchild. Miss
Bal was formerly editor of weekly
newspaper in Kansas.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

Mrs. Walter Dummer of Basin is
the guest of Mrs. George Croft.
James F. Devine returned last
Friday from pleasure trip to
Burley.
DR.. Rains and family are planning
short vacation at the Payette lakes
next week.
Mrs. C. w. Ryan was called to
Gooding Wednesday by the serious
Hines of her mother.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

Dummer of Basin is
the
night
James F. Devine returned last
Born. to Bishop an
Basin aturday,A
a
andf family planning
Curtis vacation
Sunday at the home Of next
Curtis View
w.
from Salt Lake City, where he had Hines Of her mother
a enjoyable
Leoan croftr returned sun
McMurray and
Republican visiting relatives.
Pocateo this
E. Colpin and Presiden
home n
Monday Salt Lake City, where business yesterday.
she was the guest of friends 80 -
ca,r.no ward na ohndran this visiting family
looking aef 'nsS at the oakley
Howels. ranch
, r s ..,,o . - For sale camp house md wa
Oakley s' one ~ Laval separator poao
usndo a,rn 20 n xo,n and 70
u s 49,
Miss Erma Egan armed Tuesday
80 ~ 1 ~ - to Lake City,
row and Call 24sR5 - ~
~
John sch"ebeger and FAMILY
in to oo,. s WA
ICY hocn ines reueu iue0uas'
"Spud" Murphy, bail
the
roms to Tuesday.
.Maidaps All Foornn was pesen- B..
ted 70 theatre poe at pela Friday
night b the Oakley Second ward Bee
ona Bne to attend high school at
a,d,anca and
|trium Therewa a
the OF
nj
Judging of dope " 'fN " DO' -" N' ~
'-"e A' W ' N A' ~
4.u,u~ u, ~ 49,
49, 1x r., -. OF dentH
came
foi 'o"p'" anu Won 'e 0
aAiey 1a'o~ae Oopans WI" si'e
lside. Ia Iourtn pint can Oh nooriac SV cent
and
cents value II o
Interested "o''n ioi ~ 'ons' A0'-
- -
"s a. peaS"
party Monday afternoon
Halverson and Mr. and Mrs c. A.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

Mrs. Ray Burkhalter and children
have moved to Iowa. Mr. Burkhal-
ter probably will join them after ii
few months.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

In spite of what political orators
say, this grand old country of ours
will not go entirely to the dogs, no
matter what is the outcome of the
elections.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

Mrs. Frank Wardlaw was the
guest of Mrs. Priscilla Worthington
Wednesday and Thursday
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

William Garvin, ST., has been at
the Idaho Silver Mining company's
the work. John Garvin went up tc
the mine yesterday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-08-27

Mrs. Horton d. Haight and daugh-
ter, Miss Anne Haight, are visiting
relatives at Twin Falls
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
PodIosc hakaty.

Znana sazeta hakatystyczna rSchlesl-
lsche Zeitung," ogfosila znamienny ar
tykul pod tytuiem: rPoinische Wtrts--
chaft". w artykule tym wylewa autor
Gala z}osc i nienawiSG przeciwko wszy-
Istkiemu, co polskie. Artykuf ten poda-
icmv w tlGmaczenin Ola przestrogi /
nauki:
Pomiedzy Rosya a Niemcami, czw6r-
; porozumicnie stworzyfo sobie z Pol
ski gotowego do usfug ~siuhacego. Pc
6ufki moralne, kt6re przyswiecac mo-
CIV tylko mezom Stanu n~iemieckim, SO
lei oboe. POlska ma bye kolem wbite1n
w nasze cialo. Niemcy ograniczone do
drobnei silly 7~brojnej, maja bye try
name W szachu przez czterykrOt licz-
~niejszQ armie polska.
Plan ten iednak p. Clemenceau' sic
ME ula. Jlk jak ME uda& sic zamiar
Bctlmana-Hollwega. Wskrzeszajac Pol
skc mySlal. re pozyska poi miliona no.
weco zolnierza, a tylko os}abif W Pc
tersburgu partye piracy do pokoju j
zgubil carat. To samo rozcZaroWanle
spotka Paryz i LOndyn.
Polak ME jest stanie stworzyc
paGstwa. Dowodcm togo h~istorya, a
powodem jCgO charaktcr. Kazdy stan
mysli tylko u Sohic, Il O~SiagnaWszy
w}adze. cachi truSich. Trzeba byio
! 100 lat ~wytr&on"j piracy i silncg0 RIA
du. ahy Il zaboru pruSkicgo Zrobic kraj
kwitracy kulrurQ i do~brC!yiem. Pc u
stapicniu Nicmicr Zahlgni sic on pre-
idko wrJci do dawncj ncdzg.
SHarzymy sic W Niemczcch nh roz-
! wiclmozu ,nic sic kOrupcyi i sZachraJ-
silva. SWAT dziwi sic. Ac$!ny tax pred
iko upadli mOrdIn!c. Gdyby iednak SWAT
zwrGr!l >wc fary2cuszOwSHie oczy III
polskc. toby sic przekouaI. hc naSi pa
Skar2c / nasi bandyci 10 nicw.lnc ba-
ranki. W PolSCc pCgon IN groszem Hle
nahytym przrkrarza wszelkic rozmiar,
! rur6NLrani". KaEdy o tom vic ! Stara
ilir IT, wykorzy.tar. Anglicy, ameryka-
mic. Frarruzi n~abywaja wSzclkie war
toSri w POlscC. Il waluta pOlSka Stoi
. wiplr nizci od naszcj waluty. nad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
P~rzyiecie Posla Observation-Disclosures

<kiego, East. prezesa ministrow l
min. spraw wewn., jen. Lesnlew-
skiego, min. spraw wojsk. Sobo-
lewskiego. min. sprawiedliwoscl,
Przesmyckiego MIN. sztuki / Eul
tury. Skrzynskiego, wicernin.
spraw zagr.. oraz adjutanta jc
&eralnego, mir. Kasprzyckiego |
adjutant6w przybocznych: rotm'
Potockiego. porucznikow koby
ianskiego ! Rychiowskiego. W
nieobecnoSci min. spraw. zagrani
cznychp. Paderewskiego. wiceml
mister p. Skrzynski, przedstawls
pos{a naczelnikowi patrstwa. Po-
se1 Tommanasi wreczy4 naczelni
kowi panstwa list uwierzytc5nia-
jacy ]. X. NJ. krola w}oskiego,
przv tenn wygiosiS nastepujqca
r,owe audencvonalnq pc francu-
.sku:
Panic Naczelniku PanStwa-
Odczuwam GAIA powage chwili
gdy MAIN zaszczyt wTeczyc Wa
:
sci Ekscelencyi listt, przez kt7
re lego Kr6lewska Nose. moi do
STONY Monarcha. raczy} mnie
przv MIN akredytowat.
Koledzv mo; - przedStawicic-
lc innych pahstw - ktorzy juI
sic przcdstawili hub p-zedStawic
sic majq. przybyli Tub przybedq'
ably aawi2zac stosunNi u~rzedowc,
istniejace nicgdys micdzy ich kra
Jam; a Polskq.
Pofozcaie mojc jest zgo'a Cd
El!enne. Gdy OJczyzna PanSEa
byia wielk9, wolna ! SHAVING, mo
ia byia rozcz{onkowana ! czeacio
NO poddana obcemu panowan'u,
Gdy Wlochy odzyska}y w~ol"oSt
i niepodlegtoSt swcj w;ekSzcj
czcSci. Polska znrknela Z rzedu
paistw. DIS zatcm po raz picrW
/ sly, W}ochy wolnc ! zjednoczo'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

Dnia l7go pazdz. Il. T. odbya
sc W Betwederze akt wreczenia
Ia uroczystej audyencyi listow
uwicrzyteIniajqcych przez pierw-
szego posla nadzwyczalnego mi
n:-t-a upcInomocniOnego WHO'S
k:ego, p. Francesca TomaSlnie-
60.
0 godz. p " poludnie jen. ia
cyna {: ad;ut2.at naczelnka pan
>tva. rotm. W;e2iawa-D iugosze
wski, udali sic powozami naczel
u;ka Danstwa. eskortowani przez
plutou utanow przybocznel es-
kortv naczc'nego VODKA, do mie-
~1kania pooIa. 0 gotz. Il min.
L posel L pp. margrabia Com
pans do Brichanteau. radca lega
@!jhyI'' P"'", '"-l0
Wo]sN"Wl NJ N"P' III ioA
1omoo"fN1c"' aI'4S"' "u!sHo"o
60 NaP'- II; '''''' "'I" -,
%''aS"C P'SC,S'"@ Il,-.'", ~,
nS'"',;''u' ''''
,'2 jS'''"s Pos0 '1
"'""' P"hN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

zdzialaja. to zdzia,a walka party1na "
Polscc. Nigdzie bolszewicy ME rozsze-
RIA sic tax gwaltownie. Wojsko juz ME
jest pewne, trzy1na je tylko nhdzieja
rabunku Niemczech.
,,Jeszcze Polska ME Dginela br1mia-
10, gdy Bethmann-H ollweg ma nasDe
nieszczescie wskrzesii Polske. Jeszcze
gioSniej huczalo, gdy czw6rporozumie-
ME utworzyio nowe pa6stwo. Ale
dis " blasku wolnosci, Pofska stoi nj
lei niz "a czas6w niewoli. P6ki Ro-
sya niota sic W wewnetrznych kur-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
Ma TORTURY SK6RNE
Zemo, Czysty, Antyseptyczny
Piyn, To Co Potrzebujesz. Me
Jest T'usty.

ME klopocz sic o egzeme, lub inne
dolegliwoSci sk6rne! Mozesz mice czy-
sta. zdrowa sk6re prZez uzycle Zemo,
zakupionego W ktoreikolwiek apiece
"a CSC, Tub $1.00 "a wielka flaszke.
Zemo zwykle usuwa pryszcze, wa
CRY, PLAINLY, egzeme i swierZb i czyni
skore czysta i zdrowa. Zemo jest czy-
stym, wnikajacym, altyseptycznym
p{ynem, ME lepkim ami tiustym / mic
ME iplamiacym. MONA go Iatwo PREY
fo5yc, a wiele ME kosztuje "a jedno
przyIozenie. Zawsze MONA ma MEM
polegaG.
The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, 0.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
BOLACE GkRDkO
szybka Ulga ETastari edy Przyiosye
Troche Musterole

A Musterole ME ~sprowadzi pecherza,
iak s%tarodawne plastry z gorczycy.
Przenika do bolacego miejsca lagodnie,
-ozluznia kongestye i wyciaga boil.
Musterole jest czysta, bialq maseia,
robiona z olejem gorczyey. Jest mako
nita ably przyniesG szybkq ulge " b6lu
gardia, bronchicie, zapsleniu, gruczol6w,
krupie, zesztywnieniu szyi, astmic, neu'
ralgii, b6lu giowy, kongestyi, zapaleniu
op%Iucnei, reumatyzmie, lumbago, b6lu W
krzyEu Tub stawach, wywichniseiu, bolq-
cych miesniach, potluczeniu, o%dziebieniu,
~)dmroaenin n6g, z~aziebieniu piersi.
Nc tax dobrego iak Musterole na krup
l dzieci. Trzymaj ja ma pogotowiu W
razie potrzcby.
:3Nc / Goo sioik; s}oik szpitalny $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

each. p6ki Niemc6w lada pisarex ,
paryaa hub Londyna rzuca ma koiana'
TO mole sic Polska ostac. Ale wzmo1
ME sic jakiekolwtek Rosyi poaozy Hres
istnieniu panstwa polskiego'.
Tyle ,,Schlesische Zeituns'' ooeisl
IA vojsko nasze, pogr6zki, da Rds'
beoahe, to ME nowosc. Wart" -
max. ably kaAdy Polak tc siowa zaffa'
wioue 46acla p~r1ezytal, ably z%astano-
viii sic mad tenn, lie w tych zsr2ytach
lest jadu, q lie prawdy.
(,Piegrzym."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

Bekama Jest pcdssAwa hensen
yz.edsiebiorstw amerykabskieh, vice
urzemysio~iec poIski doSr1e zTooi'
ivzen stale .rekIamowac bedEie sToJ
1900. DzIENNIKU CHICAGO
SKIM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
POLSCY

Teiefony Gotis EnIydencSs( ArmiLAsS $40 '
Dr. Jan P. RstalcTiz LEKH Ek.usaFR
ca, sai y. NORTH AVE. Rs4-. 1871 X. PAuLINA u
Ir5pZINN: Cd d. 3 yo poi0dniu; 81 TO 81
TiecIoren. " nsodE!rle I'd 10 do g ~ Eoiudnia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

ne maja swego przedstawiciela
W Polsce. rowniez zjednoczonej |
wolnej.
! Lecz jesli stosunki urzedowe
miedzy naszy1ni kraiami datuja
sic zaledwie cd kilka tygodni i
dis dopiero formahnie uSwieco-
ne - to weziy przyjazni i sympa
tyi serdecznej, laczace cd vie
k6w narody: wsoski i polski, kto
re w swej psychologist, w swem
zyciu moralnem / mnyslowem, W
dziejach swoich maja lyle punk
tow pokrewnych, ME wylaczajac
zywioiowego umiiowania wolno-
Sci, ktorc okupi{y, w pewnym mo
mencie, utrata wolnoSci wlaslej.
Podczas wojny, W Szwecyi ma
moim po]przednim posterunku,
mialem sposobnoSt spotykac vie
In Paiskich rodak6w, kt6rzy, pc
dobnie jak wielcy emigranci WHO
soy, bronili sprawy swej ojczyz-
my. Drogami nieraz bardzo rozno
rcdnerni wszyscy oni Amicrzall
do jeducgo celu: zmartwychWsta
nie Polski. Byiem bardzo g}ebo-
ko wzruszony, odbicrajqc cd Mich
| wszystkich lyle samorzutnych
dowodow wdzicczno$ci, iywio-
mel przez nar0d polski dla Wloch
kt6re. majqc to szczeScic. IL wy
~nrzedziiy Polske w swem odro-
dzeniu, okazywaly swej nicszcze
;liwej Siostrzc sta}q / serdecz7a
t-oskliwoSc, ktorcj mic nigdy
zmnieiszyc ME byIo W stanic.
Dz;5' obydwa narody, dojrza|c
i wzmocnionc przeZ najciezszc
'pr6by, ~powstaiy nanowo i I ufno
sciq spogladqja W ~przyszioS'. Cd
dajac sic coraz mocniejszcmu "a
cicSTiamiu wzajcmnych wez|ow
WIEN, &c ~jestc.:, wiernym t}u1na-
czem mego Monarchy, mcgo RIA
d., wszystkich mych rodak6w.
Zadauic to, tax mile, hede m6g}
speHnit Z ~IatwoScia, jezcli jak
nam ~nadziejc, znajdc zyczIiwe
poparcie Waszej Ekscclencyi.
przyjazne wsp6ldzialanic Rzqdu
Narodu Polskicgo'.
Ma mowc powyzsz2 naczelnik
panstwa odpowiedzial v iezyku
,irancuskim:
Panic Mi1istrzc!
Politician 'uczucia, ktorc Wa
sza Ekscclencya w}aSnie wyraziE,
& kt0re wzhudza w mas chwila Il
rocIySta gdy sic stosunki przyja
cielskie pomiedzy naszymi naro-
dami, nigdy ME przerywane. "a
stajq dis urzedowo uswiecone.
Zalczy mi wiclce ma wyrazc'
niu wdzieczaoSci ola Dostojne.
osoby lego Kr6lewskiej MoSci
Wiktora Emanuela III "a wybrs
ME dyplomaty tax wybitncgo ma
pierwSzego lego przed<tawiciela
W Polscc.
Dobrzc mi jest 2nane stanowi
sko Pahsk;c w~zgledem togo wSzy
stkiego. CO dotyczy sprawy pol
skicj. Rodacy moi potraiia cenit
wy<oko Panskie gtebokie zrozu,
] mienie tragiczncj sytuacyi, w ia:
ki~j az nazbyt tzesto sic znajdo:
wall. rozdzieleai jedni Cd drugict
zrazu granicami politycznemi, q
Iniestepnie rowami strzeledi-
mi. wykopanymi przez ich Gle
miezycieli.
Wypowiadajac dis siowa. ma
cechowane tax serdeczna sympa-
. iva ola Polski, czerpiesz Pan, Pa
mic Ministrze, natchnienie w mai
daw~niejszych wsoskich tradycy-
ach, gdy urok nieprzezwyciezo-
ny Waszego Odrodzenia zrodzil
W Polsce zSoty wick jej kultury'
DziaIasz rownoczeSnie, Eksce
lcncyo, W zupe}nej harmonii z II
cz,,cion,; WkOcI1 nOwOiNtnych,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16
WIAD0M0SCI 7 PRASY kRAJ0WEJ.

ktore zaznaczy}y tax wznioSle,
tax samorzutnie, juz ma poczatku
wiekiej wojny, przez usta swego
parlamentu, prawo Polski do "a
'jecia z powrotem jej miejsca pc
miedzy panstwami wolnemi i SUI
werennemi.
Polska zachowa zawSzc wdzie-
cznosc ola Wfoch "a ten history
czny akt - pierwszy akt publ
czny, upominajacy sic o naszq
niepodlegloSt. I Wlochy, Pol
ska niepodleg4osc te osisgneiy pc
nieustannej walce. w ciagu tych
d4ugotrwa4ych wysiskow, knew
Observation-Disclosures syn6w
Wloch plyne'a ma naszych po-
ZACH bitew;; podobnie, jak nasza
krew przelewana byia ma ziemi
Waszcj. Ostatnio siawna armla
wloska przyczyniia SIG DO boha-
tersku wraz &c swymi s~zlachetny
mi ! wiernylni sprzymierzelcaml
do wsp6inego zwyciestwa, ktore
mu Polska zawdziecza oSiagnie-
Gle swej niepodlegfosci i swego
ziednoczenia. Polska oStatnia 7
rosr6d sprzymierzcncow schowa
sw6j orei do pochwy, zagraza jcj
BOWEN Wzhicrajaca tala nowc--
go barbarzyiStwa. W&ochy mic
omicszkaly ulyczyG jej pomocy
! poparcia W tel waIcc, pamlcta
lac O TEN. zc w p~rzcsz}o;ci Rzccz
poSpoIita Wenecka byia "raz z
! RAM przcdmurzem chrzcscijah,
! silva.
Ojczyzna moja jest w~lziec@no
Mlochom r0wnieZ n tc ~sta"ania,
ikt6rych one uic szczedz;iy pTzy
t~worzcniu SIC III ich tcrytoryum
| n.IskiCh 0ddZiaIjw. WskrEcSHa-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04
RECEIVERSHIP IS ASKED
Owners of Interest In Patented Re
filming Process Claim No Ac-
counting Was Made.

Asking the appointment OF re-
ceivcr for the defendant companies,
and an accounting Of the proceeds
from lhe use Of a patent process
for refining oils, suit was fled In
district court yesterday by J. W.
Coast. jr. II. Il Martin, Edmund
l.dshlcy, ct al, against the Pan
American Refining company ana
the Producers n Rcfinors corpora
ton. the plaintiffs claiming that as
owners Of one quarter iutcrcat In
the process company patcutcca of
the refining process. they are on
ut.ed to one quarter ut the net
profits derived by the defendants
through the use of the process.
Tho petition states that the de-
PENDANTS have had In operation in
West Tulsa since september 10,
1917. 20 st.lls in which tho process
Of changing high boiling point pc
trolcum hydrocarbons 10 lhw boiling
point hydrocarbons, has been used
by tho defendants without proper
compensation to the plaintiffs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-04
.CLUBMEN PLAN
T0HELP SCHOOLS
Civic Organizations Will
Meet With Educa-
tional Board.

The meeting Of representatives
from the civic organizations with the
members OF the board OF education
viii be hold In the hIgh school build
ing at $ o'clock Monday evening.
when the needs OF the Tulsa public
schools for 1890 will be considered
ana an adequate program presented.
"A committee viii probably be SEE
lected from the body to mako a de-
tailed survey OF the educational
situation before any definite action
is formulated.
The chamber Of commerce will bu
represented at the meeting by Mayor
Hubbard, cyrus s. Avery. l.. T.. Al.
bolt /. O.. Rosscr, Alexander II.
korr - T.. Harwcll. and Frank II .
Greer Representatives named by the
city clubs are as follows. kiwanIs,
w A. Marquis aud - -. Mickclsoi.
Rotary, W. G. Elliot and l.. W.
Bryant. Ad. Max Madausky, II. A.
Timothy ana .. q. . Neil, tity
J. W. Woudford ana w. .. Buck,
Lions. y. j. Gubsor, real estate vN-
change, T. NJ. Hodoif and Daa J.
DavissOn, Trades Council G.. NJ.
Greenland and G.. Il. Laruc.
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1T L. ridiculous to think that my

1T 10 ridiculous to think that my
son. little Billy George Holmes. is
the missing Billy Dansey child.
While my heart grieves for the
mother in New Jersey who longs to
recover her badly, refuse to allow
anyone to try and substitute my
child for another"
SO declared Mrs. Phillip Stone OF
Bristow, the real mother Of the little
4-year-old boy that Chief of Police
Robert Auton of Collinsville believed
was the missing Dansey baby, and
which for a few days caused the
eyes of the nation to turn to Tulsa
as the place where the Dansey
mystery would be solved.
Having read In the Tulsa newspa-
pers of a week ago yesterday, today
and of last Monday of the great
furore caused by the discovery that
her son was in the care of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. +. Schafer OF II South
Phoenix avenue, here, and that Chief
Auton and others believed him to
be the Dansey child, and desiring to
end the controversy, Mrs. Stone came
TO Tulsa last Monday night and
early the next day took her boy
home with her.
declared vehemently that there was
no mystery connected with her boy.
and then in detail told OF his history.
Little Billy was born near To-
peka on December IA, 1915. At that
time l was Mrs. Pearl Holmes, that
being the name of my first hus-
band. When three months old the
boy was taken by my sister, Mrs, p.
M. Holmes at Belleville. Kan, The
boy has spent almo all of his life
with his aunt there.
.'The similarity of our names is
explalnable that my maiden name
was Holmes. my sister and / marry
ing cousins also named Holmes.
After We separated, my sister took
direct charge of the boy. Another
coincidence in my name is that my
mothers maiden name was also
Holmes. ! married Mr.. Stone in
1918.
MY boy took first prize at the
Topeka state fair in 1917, He was
almost perfect. except at that time
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Three grass fires wero squelched
by the Tulsa fIremcn yesterday an
well Hs two other small blazes A
caak or lubricAtlng oil caught fire
while being heated In the Tulsa Re-
fined OF works al Third ana Nor
folk. a fire in the Wright building,
which Is believed to have started
from crossed wires In tho elevator
shaft burned out length Of cable
from tho fourth floor To the roof
and threatened tho elevator motors
for few minutes yesterday after
noon. Several coils ana large
quantity OF wire insulation was de-
stroyed I'm the elevator housing on
the roof OF the building.
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WANTS TO MEET A MAN
Texas Woman Asks Tulsa Postmaster
to Provide Her with Gentleman.

J. NJ. Crutchfleld postmaster OF
Tulsa, has discovered that he has
new avocation to add to those Of
farmer. stockman and postal Off
cial. The latest is matrimonial bu-
reau agent.
OF the letters that no has received
lately from men and women asking
for facts about parties Of the op-
posite sex, with n view later OF
matrimony. the following from Mrs.
Lee G. Mathcr, 3l5 West Romano
street, in San Antonio. Texas, Is in
teresting:
Don't think for n moment that I
take you for a marriage bureau, hut
think you can help a widow a little.
would Ike to correspond with
some gentlemen for pleasure and
what may follow. am a widow.
3S. five feet six inches tail; weight
l5O: black hair. blue eyes, fair com
plexion, ana considered handsome
10y my friends. Would prefer a gen
tleman who is part Indian. as l am
part Cherokee"
IL could not he ascertaineh last
night whether Mr.. Crutchficld had
fiven the address OF Mrs, Mather
to anyone or not.
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Prominent urnithologlsts assert that
there In no known service which tho
sparrow performs FOR man of beast,
lnsistlug adversely that the sparrow
IL nm cuomy tu other useful birds.
Tho system used by a poCatcIlo,
Idaho. man To rid his farm OF spar
may hc brought into uso In the cnm-
pdEn II ihcre H. a suOWHturm. The
farmer Hprinklcd a bare spot near
the corner OF his house. which had
been swept Clo9n OF snow by the
wind with corn meal shortly after
ho found that the place was literally
covered with the birds one shot
'tom a shotgun KILLED ~ spurruws,
the farmer us 'rtcd. This plan is
not az promising Just at present as
Other means suggcsted for killing
tho birds
Not holng able TO use poison gas
which WIS lcrt over from the war. u
plan mapped out 10y some Of those
interested TN hnrrlug tho birds which
scome very practical, costing possibly
only a little more than the shotgun
systom is the use Of hcnbnne or a.
similar poison mixed with corn mc2t {
and scattered Ground among the
trees and other places whore tho
BIRDS cnugrcrnte. II was pointed out
IN favor ~ this plan that the only
danger would be In tho pet birds and
fowls which might stray 20 the places
whore iho poison had been 9priuklcd
ana themselves Killed. and that thorc
do not appear to bc nhy such do
mostic birds near the Elks' club
and other places whore spnrrowH
might be killed In this manner.
Hcnhune " "Hu herb deadly
poison, especially to fowls" accord
Ing to Webster. II can he obtained
from drurglHts and In appearance re-
scmblos finc corn meal Several
persons have said that the use uf
hcnhane was reaorted to in some
cases very successfully In fighting
the sparrow cvil Doubtless, some
system viii be adopted soon 10 rid
Tulsa OF the feathered critters.