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Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-10
FoH sACE-FURNlsHED HOUSES

FOR SALE-Two room house. with screen porch, completely furnished.
 Located on four big lots; two lots fenced in. Newly painted inside and out; city water light and telephone service. Good well for irrigation. chicken house and large, pen with chickens. Everything complete for housekeeping. No dust nor winds. This is an exceptionally good buy for the one with the cash, and at a very reasonable figure. Don't miss this opportunity to secure a good nome while the cost of building material is so high. E. L. Cumbach, Wood Canyon, Bisbee. 4603-6-2S
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-10
JUNK SHOPS
Legal Notices
DEPARTMENT oF TIE INTERIOR. U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
 May IS, 1920.

May IS, 1920.
 NoLce is holeby given that Moses ". Stone, oi Hereford, Arizona, who, on March ,, 1917. made Homestead Entry, No. 033332. for SEA-, Section ?, WIZ SW + Section P, N.Y. NEA Section 2S, Township 22-S, Range PIE, G. & s. R. B. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof, 10 establish claim to the land above described, before James Allison, U. S. Commissioner, at Bisbee, Arizona, on the 22nd day of June, 1920.
 Claimant names as witnesses: William A. Lyth, Columbus T. Stoltz, both of Hereford, Arizona. Charles w. Abernathy, of Lowell, Arizona.
 Louis F. Ganong, of Hereford, Arizona. CHAS. F. MARSHALL,
 Register
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-10

HOUSE FOR SALE 4 large rooms. Suitable for two families. A large lot, warranteed deed A good buy for $500. In. quire CSC o. K. St 4S23-6-13
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-10

FOR SALE-14 room house furnished. Close in; in good condition; bar gain. Must be sold. $500.00, bal ance easy terms. See M. c. High, Allen building. 4S93-6-12 FOR SALE-4-room, newly built, mod ern bungalow, completely furnished. Large screened work porch, large cash, balance same as rent. See Marr, 3rd addition, Warren.
 4S20-6-12
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE-UNFUR URNISHED
 HOUSES

FOR SALE-Concrete block house, five roms and sleeping porch, mod
 ern built-in features. Clawson hill,
 next to high school. A bargain. Phone SSS. 4S95-6-12
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Review Want Ads---"The Result GetterS"

----  FOR RENT
 FOR RsNT-APARTME NICELY FURNISHED, clean apart ments, close in. Splendid location. Reasonable rates. Everything fur nisEed. Rex Arms, 0. K. Street.
 4S54-6-10 FOR RENT-4 rooms and bath, fur nished. 4tn house north of old scool house. Phone 26, Warren.
 4S19-6-9 FOR RENTING pleasant houseEecp- ing rooms with porches, pantry, closets, Tombstone canyon. Pho1e 54S. 4S75-6-l3 FOR RENT-2 room furnished apart ment. Light and water furnished. Gas. 163 Opera Drive; phone Blue 711. 4S77-6-15 FOR RENT-3 rom furnished flat. Maxwell Flat, Clawson Hill, across from pr. Bledsoe. 4S2S-6-11 FOR RENT--2 furnished rooms fo" housekeeping. 19 Johnson avenue, Johnson addition. 4S52-6-13 FOR URNISHEp HOUSES FOR RENT-Five room house,p part furniture, hot and cold water ccn- nections, sleeping porch, pantry. Rent $500 James Gilbert, Laundry hill. 4739-6-I1 FOR RENT-Four room furnished house with built-in features, fur nished CT unfurnishcd. Second house from car barn. Warren, C. T. Orton. 4S39-6-12 FOR RENT-Three room furnished cement block house, back of Fl Paso house, Brewery Gulch. Phone Black COG. 4S72-6-13 FOR RENT-One room furnished house; also one room unfurnished house. and garage. 1. Laundry hill
 4S03-6-11 FOR RENT-Three room furnished house. 39 Baily Hill, beyond soda works. Apply 123 Quarry canyon.
 479O-6-1O FOR RENT-6 room furnished house. Call at Mason Store, Tombstone Canyon. Mrs. K. c. Caraway 4S53-6-13 FOR RENT-3 room furnished house, Tombstone Canyon. Phone 76S. 4S64-6-13 FOR RENT-5 room house furnished, in 2 apartments. Rent $2O and S10. Call L. B. Cary, Cochise Row.
 4S29-6-9 FOR RENT-Good tent house, all con- veniences, furnished. Loma 39, Laundry canyon. 4S74-6-13 | FOR RENT-One 1G room furnished rooming house. Hogan and Seed. Phone No. 10 4SO4-6.1I FOR RENT-3 room furnished house. Mrs. Winwood, Winwood addition 4S66-6-1S FOR RENT-2 room furnished house. l60 Opera Drive. 47S6-6-1O FOR RENT-UEFURNI HOUSES
 FOR RENT-New, modern, 4 room house, with sleeping porch; all modern conveniences. l. Phillips, Mason avenue car stop, Tomb stone canyon. 4723-6-12 FOR RENT - Unfurnished cottage. Phone S1. 4779-6-IO
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 WHY NOT have that house built or repaired while the price or lumber is down? No job too big or too small [ All work guaranteed and price right. Wm. Carver, Builder, Esti- mator md Repairer. Phone 932. r. o. Box 651. 4S02-7-5
 PERSONAL
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-25
STATE SHERIFF
Rouse Bill No. 81, Chapter 5s, Special
@ Session Laws. 1919

House Bill No. 50. An Act to provide
for the better enforcement Of the laws
Sherifs Of this state a State Constabu-
larry and defining their duties: creating
the office of State Sheriff and defining
t a1s aS1's and r makiRs Al IT ae eR1s eaa psrss
of acts in conflict herewith.
constitutes the several shertds and
to. detect crime: apprehend criminals,
Makes the State Sheriff, to be ap-
turing his pleasure. the head Of the
State Constabulary.
Provides IN annual salary q three
State sheri6. and requires Of him = bond
Of ten thousand dollars.
Gives such officer the same authority
under the direction of the Governor. to
enforce all criminal laws; to file CON
plants against persons violating the
producing evidence thereof, and prose-
cutting persons charged herewith: to
supervise the State con~stabulary; to
duties Of his office: to cali into service
members of the State C~onstabulkrly TO
preserve order in any part Of the state:
to orderany Sheriff to render any spe-
cial service. which he may DEEM neces-
sary to carry out the proSisionsSsof the
performance of his OFFICIAL duty.s
Requires The several Sherins 70 CONE
ply with the orders of the State Sheriff
and to furnish him from time TO time
such information as may be requir0d,
and to assist him in carrying out the
provisions Of the act.
Provides a per. diem Of i've dollars and
travelling expenses for each mennber Of
the C~onstabulary While acting for tho
! State Sheriff.
Forfeits the office Of any. persnn VIII
Efuilys refusing to obey the call for the
assistance of the State Sheriff, ossfo per-
Repeats all conflicting laws. 4
The complete text will be fSAnd N
the publicity pamphlet. 81
Dated at, Grand Forks, N. DsfL this
- HANS ANDERsoN
County Audtfoe,
Gr1nd Forks Cean4y,
North DAkot1l
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-25
INVESTIGATION c~oSrIx1rrnx
Reuse Bill No. 20. Chapter 4lADbSeiel
Session Laws. 1919 80

House Bill No. IS: A Joint Resolution
Creating q Joint Investigation Commit.
Authorizing 1t to Investigate all%Eforts
to Destroy or Iniure the Property or
Right. Of 1nd,yidnals. Corporations. OF
Utilities Owned by the State. or the
Credit Of the State, or to Unlawfu1ly In
1uence or Corrupt Elections Or Results
sNch Examination to the Governor, to
tn. Legislative Assembly and States
attorneys: and Making an Appropriation
Creates a Joint COMMITTEES Of i've. two
from the Senate and three from the
House.
on complaint or its own initiative. any
state department, and all acts. attempts
and conspiracies to destroy or injure the
peopen'y Or re epgporation or eSs'n sny 81 any tns
state owned industries, or the credit Of
the state, or to influence or control any
e tien. deceit ~ e eosee or l BY the m' Use Or abuse
Of legal process, or by any unlawful or
oppressive means. and to rapport the re-
suits Of such inyestisation to the Gov
ton. and to the next legislature. ami to
state attorneys for prosecution:
Empowers the committee to hold ses-
and interroRate witnesses: to- compel
production of books. records. letters, etc.
Of any person, committee or corporation:
right Of access to. and right to. copy any
document. any evidence Of any person.
or corporations. or any state OFFICER in
v~estigated or proceeded against: author
ICES any district court to enforce COM
pliance with this resolution by imanda-
mus and to punish as for contemptNany
person or corporation refusing to appear
or produce documents: no person being
excused from testifying or producing
documents by the fact that such may
tend to incriminate him.
Makes any person refusing to testify.
produce documents, etc. punishable by
fine Of from one to five thousand dollars.
or imprisonment for not more than one
year. or both.
Empowers committee to employ attor-
neys. stenographers, etc. 81
Provides that members Of committee
be paid actual expenses.
Appropriates twenty-five thousand
dollars. to he paid to the chairman Of
the committee. from which expenses Of
Investigation are to be paid.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-25
MEASURES
ABSENT VOTERS
Senate Bill Mo. ., Chapter 81, ySpsoaa!
Session Laws. 1919 $3.50

Senate Bill No. 9. An Act to amend
and re-enac Article l6 of Chapter II,
COMPLIED Laws Of North Dakota, 1913.
relating to Absent Voters and defining
Ahsent voters
by including any women voters who re-
sides onc-half mile or more from the
polling Mace.
Provides that such Absent Voter ex-
pecting to he absent from the county on
election day. or IL a woman. residing
o%ne-half mile or more from the polling
place.. may have to assist him or her in
lot. one person who shall not be an oni-
cial representative or a member Of any
committee Of any political party having
a candidate in such election.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-25
North DakOfa's Crenfest
Classified Section

e. ,4H&&S@sia tkfgS @HS.d go SSN#
~. N. Mclean. N 81
County commiesioner-lst Com. Dist
George G.. Holden,
County Conmissionsr-4th Com. Dist
A.. .. TraEeton.
County commissioner-5th Com. Dist.
RI, E. Hiatt SAytS3
Justices Of the Peace aXss sSsSS55
John F.. SheehAn.i
+. 7. Henley. y i +
Phil McI.ough1in.
WIN. Hennessey.
The following Initiative ara Refersn-
Sdunl Measures will also be voted upo
at this election. to-wit: l$
h INITIATED MEASURE
's8 i ,Antl-1ed Flag Bill &
An act regulating, the display OF nags.
enstsns. banners ana standards within
the State OF North Dakota; making the
display Of said flags. ensigns. banners
and standards a misdemeanork 4nd pro-
viding a penalty therefor.
Provides that no nag other than the
national has. or q state nag. or the
friendly nag Of fofeisn nations: .hsll. be
in the state, or exhibited in any bubble
place. or on any vehicle, or building, or
in any public manner
Prohibits displaying in any. parade or
exhibition. in any public p}acA or Supon
any vehicle or building. anysredsshag or
black flag or banner. or ensffn.ghaVing
upon It any inscription eppesed e the
the use of which would tend to occasion
a breach Of the public peace.
Makes a violation Of the act q 4IniSde-
meanor punishable by thirty days tn-
prisonnent or one hundred dollars fne,
or both. 49, 49,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
Primary ELECTION NOTICE.

Compiled Laws Of 1918, 1. Hans Ander-
son. County Auditor in and for Grand
FORKS county. do hereby certify that the
dates which have been certified to tbs
office by the Secretary Of State and also
Of those whose petitions have been filed
in this office. all Of which Will appear
voted FOR at the Primary Election to be
held at the various voting places in the
county of Grand Forks. State of North
hours Of . o'clock a. M. and 3 o'clock p.
49,, a1PUBL1oAH
United States Senator
a. ]. Gronna. Lakota.
+. F.. r.. Ladd. Fargo.
Representative in Congress. First Dis
Oieer b. Burtness. Grand Forks.
John NJ. Baer, Fargo.
William LANCER. Mandan.
Lynn ]. Frazier. Eoople. s
Lieutenant Governor
Frank B. Streeter, Linton.
Howard r; Wood. Deering.
Tscinas Hail. bismarck.
J.. 7. Cahill, Leith.
State Auditor
Carl r. Kositzky, Bismarck.
.. G. Poindexter. jamestown.
John steen. Rugby.
r. H. Walker. Yucca.
AllOTHSN GENERAL
Richard F. Gallagher. Beach
VIM. Lemke. Fargo.
commissioner Of Insuranee--
Henry ~T%Quanbeck. Neville.
S. A. Olsness. Sheyenne.
Arthur H. White. Kramer.
John n. Hagan, Deerins.
W. H. Stutsman. Mandan.
2. J. Kruger. Marmath.
Jack willians. Fargo.
Charles F. Dupuis. Temple.
Frank Milhollan: Bismarck.
G. W Mcdonnell. Kensel.
State Senator 5th District
]. E. Eastgate.
M. Q. Hegg.
State Senator It'll District
P. o. Thorson. "
Representative 5th District
P. G. Hanson. .
Albert Hagen.
Re~presentative 9Th District
Jno. T.. Freeman. =
Representative 18th District .
F. o. Mandt.
Oswald Braaten.
United States Senator g..0
H. H. Perry. Ellendale.
Representative in Congress-. First Dis
Nick N. Nelson. Emerado.
t.. J.. r. T. o'connor, Grand Forks
Lieutenant Governor
--, John F. McGrann, Fargo.
Secretary of State .
Raymond ]. Murphy, Bordulae-
State Auditor
F. L. Walker. Glendale.
Attorney General q
R%heinhart J: Kamplin. Crosby.
: g. I. Solum. Mandan.
Commissioner Of Agriculture and Labor.
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BEAUTY PARIoRs.

MANIcURING. AND sHAMPoo1NG:
aprons, percales /by the yard. wo-
mems EXCHANGE and Vanity Shop,
Basement, Security Blk. Phone $50.
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Hsrald waat AZ Hr.ns Results.
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FOOT SPECIALISTS.

DIR. J. g. ANspN. FOOT epEcIALfST.
Over drug stbre. 35d And DeMers Ave.
Corn1 removed without pain. Instant
hMnions tree ted. 1880.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-25

syVGv y m. massage ana electric light
80 + S1Hs for ladied ahd gentlemens sexpsst
pXnnss ri. Ernest Carlson. graduate
SfSSvenraa land Mechano rheFaDiSt.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-25
FLATS o RENT.

FLAT FACING sRD ST. FOR RENT
At 81 South 3rd st. Inquire e Bel
mont Cafe. 49,.
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BAKEsIES

ou!ToylgoWNIo RpnRs gRoEs1TLsFI
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HELP AGENTS.

ance in every county in the north half
S,of the state. also northwestern Mimi,
to sell the best speciality ever brought
70 N D; Easy seller; big profits;
CURED. Highly reputable local back
Ing. References required. Write. j.
e. Dougherty, Park River. N. D. -
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~ =.
FOR sALE-BUICK TOURING CAR
model E-4s. Complete with Kellogg
~., ltghts, chains and :extrAstire. This car
- has ot-been abused. a ride will con:
assssyIlnq .yeu.sCall 2617W or call at .s2e
M W ethaSt.
Two 7sTUDEBAKER CARS FoR SALE,
30 7-~passenger with winter top. special
: price for quick sale: Will considei
sFords in exchange. Address II Herald.
LATE, MODEL 5-PAssENGER OVER.
lG~nd.foE-sa1e. Paint and everything
ssstssg ID, dnst-class condition. $500. E. A.
ElaAland.-1za
MODEL 81. Overland. Ford touring car
---- ant--Ford-roadster for sale All in
good condition. Val Roberts. Lakota,
1915 BUICK FIGURING. 1sT CLASS
s~conditipn, for sale by owner. 1915
ss~univaiAve. #
SeHORD TOURING CAR FOR sALE-A-1
xyscon4ittoh. 500 Cottonwood.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-25

big money-selling our Superior
Northern Nursery stock. Pay every
week. Free outfit n good territory.
Experience unnecessary. The Hawks
Nursery Co.. Wauwatosa. Wis.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28
SMARTER SET" TO PLAY IN
TULSA NEXT FRIDAY

with ten scenes, and every setting
used is especially made for this Of
fcring while the cpNluming is more
beautiful than ever.
The Smarter Set is said to he The
greatest aggregation Of colorcd ar
lists since the days " Williams ard
Walkers and Cole and Johnson, and
adrjiltcd by many who have seen
Il is attraction 10 be cN,n better. it
is - be seen at Convention rail- ncNI
Friday, March ;, when they Will
present their latest musical comedy
success. The title II the play was
ad pied from the historical book o.
tie same title by Geo. Wells parker.
This organization is without doubt
the best, strongest Colored show in
III, world and is headed by the well
known comedians, Salem Tut Will
ncy and Homer Tutl Ga T.rr.r.r
company consists Of the pick of the
Coored profession, besides a bronze
beauty chorus who are well worth
seeing as well as hearing
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

Last week the Star carried an ad-
ve' tiscment for the Elliott & Hook
er store advertising a white sale,
which began last Saturday and ends
today. This sale was the first of its
kind This store has conducted and
mary of the Stars readers were
gra,ilied to know that this great
race enterprise was able to compete
with larger town stores both in low
prices and in high quality of the
goods advertised, and they avai!ed
themselves of the opportunity to Wis.
ii { store where men, women all
girls and boys of their own race are
employed in the capacity Of sales
people.
Not only did they find what they
wanted in substantial merchandise
but they found Il revelation in race
inspiration such as they can not ind
in any downtown store.
NJ. Hooker is highly pleased with
the results of the sale and stated C
a Star reporter yesterday that The
final results will far surpaSS hls
expectations.
There are still many wonderful
bal gains to be found at this store
according to MIR. Hooker. and The
force is all set for the grand ruSf
today. Again it is demonstrated thai
it pays to advertise.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28
ON DEATH ERRAND:
ONERTAKEN BY DEATH

The Jackson Undertaking Com
panN, experienced one Of its sad
dc>i incidents during the week in
the death of a mother who only iaSi
week had come to Tulsa 10 arrange
for the burial of her son. While on
an crrand 10 render her last posi-
bic maternal evidence of love TO her
deceased son, she was herself slrick-
en- 10y an illness which ended in her
death.
Mrs. Laura Harris, mother of Mr..
Morgan Powell we'll known Tulsan,
came here about a week ago TO ar
range for the burial of her son,
Clifton Powell. While engaged in
carrying out the sad details of this
crtand, she became seriously i'll and
passed away.
This double death has created no
It'll, distress and grief among The
numerous friends of MorgaH and
hi late brother, Clifton Powell.
Among the other funeral functions
carried out by The Jackson Under
taking Company during the week
are those over the bodies of Mrs.
Mary Nelson, $50 Bryan avenue who
died on the 10th inst. and of Louis
Mo>ley, who was shot and killed
last Sunday night by a white des-
pcfado.
TLe Jackson Company is having
lrCublp i'm locating Ihp relatives of
the murdered boy.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28
Booker Washington Cleans Up.

The athletic spirit of Booker
Washington High School is at its
highest point We are winning ev-
erywhere. On February 13 the boys
and girls basketball team went to
Muskogee. There we won an all
VICTORIOUS game. Score & to ).
il, Tulsa on February 20, we won
again over the Manual Training
High School Team Of boys and girls.
Score, girls - to 6; boys. II to 8;
alsc won all other games played n
the state, and we are going 10 win
more.
Along with this athletic spirit is
the High Y" of both Y. w. c. g.
and Y. NJ. C.. A., bringing out the
clean and true craftsmanship.
f. w. WOOD, Principal
OLA CALDWELL, Reporter.