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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-21
SUMMONS.
"A OF NORTH DAKOTA

ss)ss.
Eddie. Alexander Eddie
sand Florence Halverson. 80. . Plaintiffs
All persons unknown claim
ing any. estate or interest. G.,y
in, or liens or incums
brances upon. the property
described in the com N :
The State Of North Dakota to the 9bove
You. and eachpof You. are hereby SUM
rroned to answer the complaint to the
above entitled action. witch Is on file In
the Office Of the Clerk OF Court, in, and
of North Dakota. the First judicial Disc
tttrict. ard to. serve a cory. Of your answer
upon the subscriber within thirty days
after the, service of this mmo upon
you, exclusive Of the day. Of service: and
In. case Of Your failure to appear or
:angwsr tSdgmsnt VII Ds taken ss asainst
Dated his 18th day q. December, 4. p !.
ATTORNEY y; IA Pislnsis..
Y Ofice 2 poston lice address. North.
wood, North Dasotn; 5st s@ 4aE;
the above named defendants and t.
Notice As hereby siven. that the relief
SOV8NlE AII00usi IL IS 0VONO CHS
titled action consists An, excluding the de-
PENDANTS and all other persons unknown
claiming any estate orsinterest in. or lien.
or incumhraance. Hpo the fo!lowine de-
estate. RIGHT lien Or i~noumbrance there
section twenty-fou 0i15
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Tfs sepihsast Quarter q. 81 " Z
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The Northwest Quarter IN. e. } of
section Twenty-Five G76) e. &.
The Solthw est. Quaftef ls.aw.@h94 OF
III In, Townahip On Hundred Fifty
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claim Il made axainstss any Of u aabovS
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-21

Nelson County Observer: "Lakota
nov has new produce firm"
Wouldn't business be better on the
first floor?
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-21

Give your hens Don Sung aud watch re-
suits for one month. II you don't find that
it pays for itself and pays'you a good
money will be cheerfully refunded.
Don Sung (Chinese for e%gg-laying) Ia a
scientific tonic and conditioner. 1t is easily
health and makes her stronger and more
active. It tones up the egg-laying organs.
and gets the eggs. no matter how cold Or
wet the weather.
/, Don Sung can be obtained promptly from
your druggist or poultry remedy dealer, or
send &1.04 (includes war ta1) for a pack
age by mail. prepnid. Bnrrell- Digger Co..
ga Columbia Bldg. Indianapolis. Ind.
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oITAf4oM.
STATE OF:NORTH Dakota, y

STATE OF NORTH 5AKorA,
County OF. Grand Forks.
Ia ~ In County Court
1n-the matter Of the estate Of Patrick ].
: Kayanatgh; deceased:
Grand md: Forks Forks l f., p. !. a.: =. Petitioner
Mullen, Mrs. Michael Ma.
honey. Clara Lamb. Pat. Z
rick Lamb. Anne O'Neil, Vi. 4
y Ed K~avahaugh, Annie
Michael B.. KavanaSkh,
, Matthew, Kayanauehs j.
ID. Kavanaugh..%SM Mrs Fred
Lautinschlager. ~ Patrick (
Whitsy, Minnie s;undfiai.
ST.. Mary's Church., Annie
Mullen. James : ssIsamb.
Charles Lamb, Anna
Lamb. Dominick Lamb. ~
Patrick Lamb. Redempt- NJ ~
orist Mission ,of st. Louis,
Mo- No, r M,] IL conaty, WI
@isax: Ths 'Assosiated
=: .. st:t Josephi.s ;in.
Ark; Young Women's s,
Ch'ri st an Association, Ii
Grand Forks. N. D.: Z
Eddie Mullen. Michael, IT..
Mullen. Lawrence Brown, =
St. Glars School for III.
Girls of Sinsinawa, Wis
consin: st. Patrick's. Cath
Ole Church Of Packing
ham, Ontario;Y Parochial
NJ. D. (Owned by st.
Michael's Catholic. Church,
a corporation). st.
Joseph's Female Academy
OF Grand Forks. ....... =. Respondents
County Court to h above named
respondents, greeting: il
You. and each of you, are hereby cited
and required to be n appear before the
County Court Of the County reoraifd
Forks Forks in 81, Sat ID: s t. "a. at n + office q ths
Court House in the City Of Grand Forks
in said County on the 26th day Of .Tanu-
airy, AID. 1921, at 10 o'clock. A. M. Of
that,day. then. and there to show cause.
testament Of Patrick J. KaSsna1sh.. de-
ceased, now on file with the County
Court of Grand Forks County. North Da-
kota, should not be admitted to probate
and the First National Bank of Grand
Forks. y. D.. appointed as executor Of
Let personal service + this citation
be made upon all RESPONDENTS resident in
the State OF Norths Dakota, and service
by publication in the Grand Forks Daily
Herald be made upon nonresident re-
Dated Grand Forks, n. D.. December
-, L. X. HASsELL.
Judge Of, County Court
Attorneys for Petitioner,
Grand Forks. n. d.. Il.
.s(Dec. 14-21-2S.)y .ag
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ADVERTISEMENT.
TIA EGGS A DAY NOW
INSTEAD OF rs DAY
This Means About 1925 Extra Income
PEE Month for Mrs. Ropp.

"I have 200 hens, including late pullets
not old enough to lay, and had been get
ting rs to 80 6 s a day. Then l tried
Don Sung and an now getting 1O7 tn ia
eggs a dat."-Mrs. Essie b. Rom. II. r..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-21
Help "a Fill an
EmpfySt0cking

There are but three more days un-
I'll Christmas arrives. and the Santa
girls are making q final appeal
for prompt assistance in their work.
They are expecting to distribute
Christmas bags to more, than 400
Riddles, who otherwise mAght not
have any of the things that make
Christmas a happy time for the
youngsters.
There are lots of children to be re-
membered this year, and the time is
short in which to buy their Fenlem-
brances. Will all of those who are
expecting to help the Santa Claus
girls with funds, please send them to
the Herald Office just as promptly as
possible. .
Christmas belongs to the children,
and the Santa Claus Girls want to feel
that not one kiddie in Grand Forks is
missing any of the joys that Christ
mas-time should mean. ,
Theae cont rihufiOns ha va come in
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-21

II q man refuses to vote q split
cracked brain! !, MI ssas-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-21

within the last day or two:
]. J. DAILY $500
Observation-Disclosures. so.
c. w. Denniston ........... 800
Eileen Brennan ............. 100
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bye, Gilby. 500
zoo.
j. H. Ruettell' ............. 500
A, Swarstad ................ 500
Friend .46
Ava GRADER 200
:Robt. Benner 100
Two Friends ............... 800,
c. e. Hunter. Mallory. ....... 500
Previously acknowledged .~...$153.75
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-21

ME. TS3le b. K0pp, Il. Il.
2, Titles, Ind.
This increase of dozen 4
day in the middle of winter.
at 60c a dozen. makes $126
extra income per month. Don
Sung for her 200 hens cost
about $3.50. 1t paid her. and
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-21

The order has been sent to all IL
censes mills and elevators in the state.
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06

Taxas make long speech, but Aye don It
forstand heem for he ban not tawking
American language. Dees fallar's name
ban 'Blanton' an Aye ask fallar sect
ing by me if Washington not got Amer
ikanizashun Kommittee an Wy not
dees Blanton ban Amerikanized before
he ban 'lacted to Kongress and lowed
to tawk mean LAX he did bout Sam
Gompers, unyun cigarmaker. ('Noder
fallar front Nv me translate dis part of
speech for me, Fallar Aye ban askin'
qvestion Nv, don't anser me. Aye CESS
he not understan' American langvige,
tn. He klap hands lax hal every tayme
Blanton tawk lowd. -sAye CESS he ban
same nashunality sum Blanton an
tawk same langvige. Val, Aye say
tn 'noder fallar vat translate Texas
langvige for me dat eef Meenesota fall
liar not ban able to tawk American
langvige guide, maybe sum tayme he got
tn go tn nayte skule Of Naytes Nv Lib
erty, Aye CESS. ...
Dees har Huse Nv Representatives,
luke tn me lax awful funny place. Har
ban bout fem hunder seats an never
Aye see more sum saxty fallars sect in
heem. In front Nv seats ban nice vite
ting vieh luke yust lax nice beeg grave
stone out in Scandia cemetery, out by
beeg Congdon huse. Behind dees beep
vite stone ban share fer fallar, vat da
call speeker sect. Aye tank he amt
ban very guide speeker, he always tawk
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06

WASHINGTON, D. c., March g.
Especial to the Rip-saw.) )-Lnnaeus V.
Torkelson, prominent in Lingenberry
and Lutefiske Club circles in Mime
sofa, is here in the interest of matters
of great Importance to all Minnesotans.
Mr.. Torkelson is aggressively pushing
the demand that Lingenberries be put
on the free list and that the Scandina-
Wan countries lift their embargo on
Gaffelbitter, Herring, Knackbrod and
other delicacies from the homeland Of
the people who discovered and settled
Minnesota.
When not laboring at the Scandina-
Wan legations in Washington and with
various congressional committees and
leaders, Mr.. Torkelson spends much of
his time around the halls of national
legislation. He is making some keen
observations and many Of his conclu-
sions are very interesting. Being seen
at the Willard this evening, Mr. Tor
kelson granted the Rip-saw correspond
ent an interview, as follows:
"Yu know Nv korse vat Aye ban har
for. Val, Aye feel shure now Repub-
likan party ban goin' tn put Lingen-
berries an Lutfiske on free list; and
Aye tank yu skol see it in Republican
bibel ven Sharley Mitchell gat tru rit-
ing it for Kampane naxt summer. Aye
breng latter frum Gus Linqvist tu
Meester Hays vich Aye tank ban very
balpful in gatting Republican party tu
kom cross on dis subyect. Wv korse
We no Damokratik party kant du not
ing anyway, so yu kan see newest
work got tu be done vid party Nv late
Odin Halden, Yon Yuno Sebenius,
Swan Okerstrom, Of Port Wing, Wis,
Knute Nelson an few more NV guide
American citizens vat belong to our
Federashun Nv Lingenberry an Lut.
fiske Clubs.
Yesterday Aye ban tu see Sanator
knude Nelson so he skol see dar not
ban internashunable trubble over tax
on lingenberries an lutefisk. He saw
he skol watch tariff laws vast lax Yoe
Burnqvist watch I. w. WIS in Meme
sofa, an Aye CESS nottin' ban gattin'
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06

something yu not understand and every
vunce in vile ven dis unAmericanized
crew got gay vid tawking, he pound
lax hal on stone vid littel hammer and
stoppin trouble. Fallar whu sect by
me tai me speakers name ban Yillette.
Aye spose dis ban Wy he not ban on
yob wary much-maybe he got tu gat
out an sell hees safety rasor.
Aye see har desc fallars in Huse ban
tawking loud and givin' Unkel Sam 8
navy hal yust lax Sanate ban giving
Army hal in Sanat Huse. Many keek
bekause Navy spand tn much money.
Some fallars say da ban tu many sail
ors. Oder fallars say der ban not
'nough. One fallar say We got tn many
botes an 'noder fallar say We 'ant got
'nuf botes vat ban guide. Big Norve-
gan fran West Dewlewt, vat sect be-
hind me, say he tank navy botes not
ban any worse dan ships vat Kap. Mix
dugall bid in Reversible.
'Noder fallar fran Krow Wing Koun-
ty, Meenesota, vat sect in front Nv me,
visper tu me an say, "Vat for hal We
want navy for anyway ven We han It got
'nuf sea tn sail hem ing Ave tank
sheapest way ban tu Civ all botes tu
Angland, she ban got monopolie on all
water, anyway" Aye tank desc Krow
Wing Kounty fallar ban pro- Yerman
ven he say such teng. Vat yu tanks
Val, yu no most desc fallars in Huse
-Damokrats an Republicans, tu-raze
hal all afternoon vid navy an sacra-
tary Yo Danyuls an vid Sacond Sac
ratary Ruzefelt bekaus dey wasting tn
much money. Val, Aye tank Prohibi-
shun party fallars ban yust so bad. Yu
no how Svede prohibishun mayor in
Dewlewt waste 100000 worth NV
guide viskey last NJ Var.
Vile Aye ban in Huse, Aye make
inqvire sum bout Klarance Bernstorff
Miller, vat pro-Britishers in Dewlewt
kali heem. Fallar tai me Klarance ban
special Republican Kommittee Sacra-
tary 'an dat he ban gone tu Turkey tn
gat beeg suffrayette harem tn use for
Republican party in faction naxt fall.
Aye tai desc fallar Aye feel sorry for
Damokratik party eff desc ban case,
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06
SPORTS OF CHISHOLM
PLAY new CARD GAME
Bob English's Basement Is
Campaign Headquarters for
Mayor Joe Austin.

CHISHOLM, March 4.-(Special to
the Rip-saw. .)-Colonel Bob English,
the gambling king Of this village,
"where the mines are,'' is combining
business with pleasure down in the
basement of his famous resort.
"Little Bob" finds it pleasure to
use that basement as campaign head
quarters for Mayor Joe Austin and,
when it comes to business, the boys
do admit that some really and truly
gambling games are pulled off there.
Then, of course, there is that new,
expurgated. hand-cleaned little game,
called auction whist, in which Mayor
Joe, Trustee Hackett, Col. English and
couple Of tinhorn gamblers partici-
pate, passing away their idle and irk-
some moments.
There have been many idle and irk-
some momentss for Col. Bob since the
Rip-saw's publicity compelled him to
cut out his poker games.
Recorder Tramontin does not play
auction whist. He seeks the soothing
Dago red in a soft drink parlor further
down the street. Incidentally, Record.
er Tramontin boosts the cause of Mayor
Joe with the boys.
There is strong feeling in this vii.
lage that if certain public officials did
their full duty, the street commissioner
would not be playing smear in Col
Bob 8 inner rooms from 10 a. m. until
6 at night.
If the gallant fire chief failed to
burn the village oil and gasoline in 60.
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06

MEADOWLANDS, March 3.-(Spe.
cial to the Rip-saw.)-On Saturday,
March 6, special election will be held
in the consolidated school district of
Meadowlands to vote on the project of
putting the district $4,000 in debt to
build big, new school house and an
auditorium with seating capacity of
500 people.
Strong opposition to this scheme has
developed and it now looks as if the
project would be voted down over.
whelmingly. The patrons of the schools
and the taxpayers have become sus.
picious that the scheme is more for the
benefit Of principal Dunlap, postmas.
ter Hansen and, possibly, the local
agent Of the D. & I. R. land depart.
ment.
Milton Dunlap, Rip-saw readers will
remember, has been principal for two
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06

way fran OF Knude al rite. Vile We
tawk he offerin' me shew un Spear
head, but Aye tai him Aye ban lake
snuss batter. Aye no he ban Repub-
ikan in politiks, but Aye see he ban
awful damokratik fallar tn. Aye tank
maybe he offer lumberyack fallar shew
tobacco yust LAX he du me.
"Yu ask me to tai yu bout vat Aye
tank Nv Washington an oder tings
down har and vile Aye don't lax to be
qvoted tn strong, at same tayme Aye
geeve yu my opeenion of American
Kongress.
"Aye ban in Huse NV Raprasanta.
teves dees morning, an fallar fran
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06
A VERY DROLL MISTAKE.

1t was dark night and the car was
speeding homeward at terrible rate.
"What road have you taken,
James9" cried Mrs. Blithers, as the car
jolted her high in the air.
"The regular boulevard, Mrs. Blith-
ers,' returned the chauffeur.
"But never noticed all these thank.
you-marms on the boulevard before, u
protested Mrs. Bithers.
"Oh," laughed the chauffeur
"those were not thank you -marms
Mrs. Blithers! They were just few
people who couldn It get out Of the
way"
Whereupon Mrs. Blithers laughed
too. What a droll mistake it was, te
be sure!-Pittsburg Sun.
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06

ing over to the Woodbridge location
for stimulation and other medical
treatment, he could not bring back a
few gallons of Dago red and would not
be looking for funny houses.
If number of chaps whose names
are on the village payrolls stuck more
closely to their places and their jobs,
respectable women would not have to
pass the gauntlet of eyes, tongues and
sly looks of certain chappies who think
they are irresistible.
If, by any chance, the over-burdened
taxpayers happened to rise up and
elect successor to Mayor Joe, good
many interesting things might happen.
It is quite possible that several big
noises would pack their grips and get
out of town.
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06
NOMADNESS.

The nomad, his nomadam and their
nomadamoiselle while nomadding one
day were attacked by nomad dog
they never had seen a nomadder dog.
The situation was nomaddening. They
feared they would have to quit their
nomadding and 60 to a nomad-house.
But they found another nomad with a
nOmad-stone that nomadhered' to each
of the nomad-dog's bites, and their
lamentations were changed into no.
madrigals. They did not have to be.
come nomadmen.-Ex.
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06

AoI NtdIduCc SAUL cVcu make sultan
'shamed for heemself ven hees Suf.
frayette harem skol 60 tu vote.
VAL Aye tank now Aye skol go back
tn Sanate Huse an tai yu vat Aye hal
dar before IAN eftervords.
In Sanate Huse, everybody tawk tu
dis leetle fallar vat sect under de kloek
an say 'Meester Prasident!' Ave tank
desc fallars not ban no dat Wilson ban
prasidant an dat he ban seeck in bad
in Vite Huse.
Long fallar vid long name. lax Poin.
deckster fran State Washington make
beeg noise ven he say 'har!' ven clark
rede hees name.
Dan ven fallar purity vel known by
name Hirum Yonson KUN in efter he
ban out Vest tn see how oder Skandi.
navian fallars going tn vote naxt fall,
avery svede fallar in gallery chere
lax hal.
Aye tank government skol have bat.
ter tayme keeper har in Sanate yust lax
he skol have sam ting in Huse Nv Rap.
rasantatives. Aye ban in bot places
qvite many taymes ven Aye 20 tu
Washington, 'an never. Aye see more
sum qvarter Nv hole krew on yob at
vun tayme, 'an working de way da tai
yu da goin' tn ven da kom round tu
askin' US suckers to votin' for heem,
Aye ban in sanate Huse vun day an
sect by fallar vat say he ban nuspaper
man: We tawkin' an he say, 'Vel vat
yu tank NV desc har crews' Aye say,
Vel, my fran, Aye tank desc har fall
lars ban vastin lot Nv guide hot air an
maxim Onkel Sam buy koal for Kap-
ltol at same tayme, an den da don It
du someteng.' He laf LAX hal an say,
AYE lax tn see yu some tayme down
har tn sum kind Nv Iron Klub dinner
tn geeve desc falIars hal Val Ave
say, Aye tank yu got hal 'nuf down
har vidout me-
Val, Aye say tu heem, Ban dere
many Svedes in desc har Sanate krew9'
He say, Wat yu meant Aye laf lax
hal an tai heem he skol kom tn Nee
nesota an he skol find out Dan Ave
tai him Aye no Svede fallars in Sanate
lax Yonson boys an Culberson an ,
Nelson an Swanson an Anderson an
nervy Norwegian fallars lax Lenroot
an Gronna.
Val, today desc Sanate fallars ban
rawking bout da skol buy more land
for army kamp an a beeg long fallar
on short Damokratik side keek lax hal.
'Noder fallar, in black sewt an very
smood, lax tu buy averyting 'roun all
army kamps an tawk yust lax furst
klass real estate agent, Aye tank. Aye
tank he ban lax reglar Yon A. Steven.
son, lax ven Yon soke Dewlewt on
Muniseepul Kourt Huse rant.
Desc har place make me yust tank
Nv st. Luis Kounty Board. Don It du
noting, yust talk about spanding peo-
pies money and hiring axparts tu du
spanding for heem. Few fallars sect
har yust LAX Sharley Adams on Koun-
ty Board an tai heem how tn run
tings. Bob Lafo1let don't have no
more shance har sum Yoe Becks, koun-
ty commissioner fran fifth district in
st. Luis Kounty. Sanator Culberson
Nv Taxas (Aye CESS he ban maybe
Onkel for Fude Hog Culberson Bros.
NV Dewlewt) yust ban satisfied tn
draw wages lax Onkel Alex Fraser on
Kounty Board.
Val Aye tai yu dis har Sanate Huse
luke tu me lax so fulish place Aye gat
up an goin' out to Kongreshunal Ii.
brairy var Aye skol rede nus fran Nee
nesota in Cook journal vat Eeditar
Peterson runnin'.-
VAL Meester noospaper fellar, I ban
haf tu hit da hay, SO wish you guide
night.
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06
SOME CLOSE RACES.

An Englishman, Scotchman and
Irishman were indulging in reminis.
cences of sporting occasions.
"The closest race ever saw was a
yacht race" deposed the Englishman,
Gin which one of the boats That had
been recently painted won by the
breadth Of the coat of paint"
"The closest race ever saw" de.
clared the Scotchman, "was one in
which a horse, stung by bee, won by
the eighth Of the swelling on his nose. .
"The closest race ever saw" said
the Irishman, "is the Scotch. Phil.
adelphia Ledger.
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06
A TRIPLE ALIBI,

"Bennie Beanbrough, were you max.
ing faces at Herman Hemmandhawf'
asked the teacher.
"No, nam, WASH ~ replied Ben.
ME.
"He said you were."
81 wasn't, teacher. You see I had
a tooth pulled and can't keep my
tongue out of the hole and there is
something in my eye and my nose
itches so that I have to twitch it. ~
Youngstown Telegram.
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06
LINCENBERRIES ON THE FREE LIST

Lnnau v Tkon Representative Federation Of Lnbey Lutke
Washington Press Demands Of His That gbe
Be Placed Free List and That Scandinavian Embargo Gaf
fber Herring and Knbrod Sage Gopher
Correspondent Results Of Close
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06
CAR WAS TEMPERAdENTAL.

''The car is sound, in excellent re-
pair in every respect, and, as you see,
has recently been repainted," said
Professor Pate, who was endeavoring
to dispose of his Hootin' Nanny. "But
/ must tell you that it is not as good
natured as it might be. Judge.
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06
JUST LIKE DULUTH.

JUST LIKE DULUTH.
elbow did Rip Van Winkle come to
wake up and quite"
"I suppose they raised the rent of
the woods where he was sleeping. -
Judge.
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06
MEAD0WLANDS Will HOLD
A SPECIAL BOND ELECTION
RESIDENTS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT WILL DECIDE HIGHLY
IMPORTANT QUESTION SATURDAY, MARCH 6.

Majority Of School Board and Principal Of Consolidated
Schools Favor Bond Issue and Floating Indebtedness
Aggregatng Sum Of $75, 900 to Meet Cost Of Erecting
Proposed School Building and Big Auditorium Strong
Opposition Has Developed and Matter May Get Into
Courts Dunlap Loses Member Of Educational Harem.
The Duluth rip-saw., 1920-03-06
GOVERNMENT AGENTS RAID
BOOZE VENDORS AT RAINIER
SlEUTHS DISGUISED AS LlJhlBERJACKS GET GOODS
ON SOPPNG WET BUNCH OF OUTLAWS.

Redight Women Fairly Swarmed Over Sleuths-Jack Bea
ton Questioned Agents Closely Struggled Canadian Rye
Whisky Sold at Seven Dollars Per Half Pint Prisoners
Yelled Loudly But Useless for Bail Brought to Duluth
for Arraignment and Released Heavy BaiFParts Of
Still Found on Brennan Farm and confscated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

Joilify your work--put fun into
your toii--and bc n happy Want Ad
user!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07
PLAN RAIL CONTROL
Meet Demand Of strikers Who
Are Remaining out

pAIAS. May 6..Tho strike ~
railway men. which has now et
tended 10 the miners and dockers
and ~ metal workers In tho Tiris
district with IN" threat of a posgi
bic general strike, has caused tho
government 10 hasten ita promised
plan ~ reorganization ~ tho rail
ways as forecast IN tho chamber of
deputies February % last.
u iH considered that this plan
giving control OF tho transportation
svscWs to a committee represent
iug all interests VIII furnish tho
probable basis for settlement of
the strike which ls continuation
NJ the May day demonstration with
naturalization NJ the railways As its
chief object.
Unofficial details ~ the govern
morts project show that 1t provides
Tor controlling council composed
~ delegates representing the techni-
cal and administrative personnel of
the railways. the wOrkmeu, cham.
bcrs ana the government.
The councils control would cover
operation Of the roads and unifica-
tion ~ operating methods. such "a
time tables and Standardization oi