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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

II HEY have done it again! Followed their great
laugh hits, "23la Hours Leave" and whats
Your Husband Doing" with another picture
funny it will keep you laughing for days.
All about young doctor who needed money and
a pretty girl who needed love. Not quite all, but
plentyl Also about Mary's ankle, without which
there would have been story!
Come and 1.-THE picture Of course---7nd
guarantee pain in your side from over-iaughing.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-04
HIGH SCHOOL AND
P(JRLCN8OM
NEWS NOTES

Vaughan Laoaree vas absent from
school this week
The Hard Time party givea by the
Senior Class last Friday evening Was
= success and everyone enjoyed it. The
hall Vas decorated in real hallowe'e en-
fashion. Howard Wilson won the
prize for the best ghost story. After
.he races the other classes were taken
thru the Chambers Of Horrors. Then
apples, cider md doughnuts were
served. The party vas also \ rally
for Mr.. Rowland and the rest of the
faculty. After our victorious game
I cheers were given for each football
player.
4 meeting Of all the officers of our
High Scholo paper was held Monday
after school.
Helen Slayik visited school Mon
day afternoon.
Last Friday the school went to
Chappell TO witness football game
between S. c. H. S. and Chappell. 1t
was q walk-away for our boys to the
tune of 81 TO 0. Touchdowns were
made by Clarence Eversman. Homer
Wilson, Chas. kinsman, Robert
Barnes, Homer Lewton. Long runs
were made by Kinsman and Lewton.
Every player displayed good team
work, the keynote Of victory. Inter-
ference was especially good.
Tomorrow We play Haxtun here.
Haxtun has the reputation of having
a good team but we are going to show
them better one. Next week We play
the American Legion on Armistice
Day, the game being free to all. The
following day We go to Haxtun.
We are going to have vacation
Thursday and Friday Of this week be-
cause four Of the teachers are going
to Denver to a Teachers Convention.
The Freshmen class went to Chap
pell last Friday to help yell for S. C..
H. S.
We have been writing description
of typical Hallowe'ens in our English
class. Most of them are very wierd
and mysterious. Several of the best
will appear in the S. c. H. S. school
paper.
Frank Richard was unable to at
tend school Monday and Tuesday be-
cause of illness.
Because of the snow which fell Sun
day, many Of the pupils were unable
to attend school.
The Sophomores enjoyed the trip
to Chappell very much, at least those
| who went with Henry Wandless did.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-04
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES

Each Friday during the month of
October, the fifth grade had . con-
test in arithmetic in which we worked
to increase accuracy and speed in ad-
dition, subtraction, multiplication and
division. The class was divided into
two sections.
In the October arithmetic contest in
the sixth grade, the class was divided
into two groups. The captains were
Maxine Smelser and Garnet Walters.
The contest ended last Friday with
the following score. The side with
Maxine as captain, accuracy 81 points,
speed "a points. The side with Gar
net Is captain was accuracy 70 points,
speed 20 points. This makes Maxine's
side the winner by four points.
Marvin Stalcup has been sick and
has been absent from school this week.
Lee Snyder has returned to school,
having been out working in the beets.
We are glad that he has came back.
We have been very interested in
current events this week.
The Halloween party Saturday
night was greatly enjoyed by everyone
present.
The seventh grade and the eighth
grade pupils have been voting. It
seems that We have more Republicans
than Democrats.
There has been several NOW ball
fights in the seventh grade on the &C.
count of politics.
The lamps are being finished up this
week by the eighth grade.
All the grades except the first grade
had straw vote on election day, and
Harding was given big majority.
The general election was held We'd
nesday afternoon in the seventh and
eighth grades.
The eighth grade took an examina-
ton in grammar Wednesday morning.
The Courte's tests in arithmetic
were taken Tuesday by the seventh
and eighth grades.
The teams in basket ball have been
organized.
Last Saturday evening the seventh
and eighth grade girls entertained the
seventh and eighth grade boys 1T q
Halloween party in the basement of
the grade school building.
The rooms were nicely decorated
with black cats, witches and jack'o'-
lanterns.
The "spook committee done its work
well. and there we're plenty of thrills
and screams and laughter.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-04
NEWS ITEMS BY
OUR SEDGWICk
CORRESPONDENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Etchison and son
Wilbur went via auto to Goodrich,
Colo, where they will visit relatives
and friends.
Mr.. N. Gyger went to Denver the
first of last week to accompany his
wifet and small daughter home.
Five cars containing the teachers
and pupils Of the Sedgwick County
Branch high school went to Chappsll
Friday, where they witnessed the foot
ball game played by the Chappell
high school and Julesburg.
Prof. Gebhardt has installed an
electric bell in the high school room
which is rung at the end of every per-
iod.
Messrs. Clark and Nelson, who have
been here for a month working in
beets, left last week via auto for Kan
sas City.
Mr.. Glenn Gebhardt and the Miss
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-04

es Helsa Nix. Jestie Pyle and Nellie
Lane vH 20 = Deaver VedAesday
aftesneea. vhess tAsy expset 70 at
tend tAe Colsendo Educational Aaso-
eistiea. vAieh vili last for three days
The toR0s in tie rooms Of tAese
,eacAess vill he dismissed for Thur
day aaA rtiday.
Mr.. Pearl Johnson helped in ths L.
c. Peyton store Saturday.
Halloween party vas given 1t the
Buchanan home Friday evening for
the Y. l. s. Sunday school clsss-
Leland H0thel came from Denver
Tuesday night for . visit With his
brother. Guy and family.
The new addition to the First Ma
tional Bank was wired for electricity
Wednesday.
Nr. J. c. Davis vas appointed city
clerk by the council the first Of the
month, Mr.. Miller resigning from that
position.
Miss Elizabeth Morris is now stay
ing at the Fred Neineke home and
going to high school.
Mr. and Mn. Arthur LundburG Of
near Haxtun, were Sedgwick visitors
Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Davis is reported as
being on the sick list this week.
Miss Carolyn Sherman substituted
for Miss Vulgamot at school district
6s last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Toyne and two
small children are making an extend
ed visit in Iowa, visiting relatives.
Mrs. w. L. Miller returned from
Greeley Monday where she has been
for the past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. n. Weinsheim left
for Denver Tuesday on thirteen.
Several young people from Sedg-
wick attended the dance in Julesburg
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Ekwall and
daughter, Audrey spent Sunday in
Julesburg at the Wise home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Lowry are the
proud parents of baby boy born
Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Nichols, county clerk,
spent election day in Sedgwick.
J. n. Buchanan returned from Den
yer and Boulder Saturday night.
Miss Carolyn Sherman was the hos
tess of Halloween party given at
John Mowbray's Saturday night. The
guests were masked and enjoyed a
very delightful evening.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-04
r. c. McNally-EosAsen CsaGlo1o
Lands. e

They haven't moved the court house.
It IL still north Of where you will see
when A Feller Needs A Friend" !"
given at the Hipp Theatre on Nov. IL,
Armistice Day by the American Le-
glen, featuring the Julesburg Play
sfs Club.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-04

Now is the best time to get your
Christmas pictures, before the rush
comes on. No work promised for
Christmas after December 18th.
Bowes Studio, Julesburg, Colo. 1t
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-04
STILL TINE TO PLAN FOR
NEXT YEARS CROPS
Seine Sells May Need Working
After Beet Harvest
FIELD. which hope prolit.b. r,,s y..r
~ require attention NOW
he ssl Of fields during bss harvesting vsy Ay
n lsv~ HPs these oens.s In s ls ~ psi:c
i large Jumps.
1AxD I10A1A1IoN o. oooD s18D 11D nGvJIoUIf.
ws have dry winter spring. which happens sfa
~ Het these dry Jumps make prsDafsA sf gos1 ssA ~ =
~ sprins difficult.
Many rsl these slds sDzins psvs
nj b done = advantage after the bs hsTvs
tnneAaosy aftsf little sAsWsl
PLAN now yo1 xA1LY 111f PLANTING.
~ doing this NOW you in spsns cabling
- . ~ = safs Beth wheat sAl bssts W Drs
y Aia
Light A.Ay ssas bstsr u,teushsd sDe.e u,
43svtas Il the bsss Daas leaving then rough vianA
IN e11Af WEDT4nN oUoA1 oo1UANY

Now is the time . ct bea ~
suits from your poultry BY using Dr..
Hess's Poultry Panacea. Sole at
Cleveland 4 Laws.
, 1920-08-19

territories allocated to other states
and because Jugo-Slavia did not re-
ceive Macedonia as she asked. The
owing to President Wilson's objection
to the presence of the sultan in Con-
stantinople. the ALLEGATION Of Thrace
and Smyrna to Greece, and the Asia
Minor mandates.
, 1920-08-19
NEWS TO DATE
in PARAGRAPHS
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING The PAST week
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
WESTERN

Western Newspaper Union News servics.
, 1920-08-19

Technically the world war came to
an end Tuesday. so far as the allied
nations and their opponents are con-
cerned. On that day the last OF the
peace treaties. that with Turkey, was
signed In Sevres, near Paris. The
Jugo-Slnvs refused TO sign because the
treaty provides that the Ottoman debt
ba partitioned among former Turkish
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
ROUTE FEASIBLE
 THROUGH THE AIR
Capt St. Clair Street Declares at Nome That Flights to North
 Are Practicable

"Wc are enthusiastic over Che success or our flight because it acc comp.shod what was believed to bo Obc impossible Che establishment of aorIa. communication with Alaska Tho entire trip was made with th, original motors. 'aud they are stuI running bcauumiIy"
 Thus did Capt. st Clair Street head of tbc New York to Nome afr. plane expedition Of Che United States Army sum up Che results ol Che long UIeht which began at Mn cola. L. j.. July la and ended with Che arrival Of thc four planes on th, Some bench August 2a. The ma chimes wore iu perfect condition for Che return Tight Capt. Street said
 "Tho Middle Wc, and Canada a. far north u Edmonton Alberta proved Che most ideal flying towi tory" Captain Street said in dc scribmg Che flight "Aftcr we reach ed fbc Rocky Mountains we found few landing fields. chiefly because O. Che rough mature ol thc country and One heavy forests AS we flow owe. southeastorn Alaska we sighted in numerahlc glaciers. In Che interior Che unc2plorod territory We com. only land on the bars of the rivers
 The trip demonstrated Che ieasi bmv or establishing mal e2pros and passenger communication wiu Alaska by air. Captain Street assert cd. "I expect to soc such routes os ubliahci In thc near future. A.
 said.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
ERNEST POWELL MARRIED

Ernest John Powell and Miss Mii- dred Lane were married on August 2l at Huntington. Beach. California. They win spend their honeymoon at Long Beach Cal
 The bride visited Douglas in tho summer Of 1916 with Mrs. Mildrel Purdy. sho has for a number Of yeau been employed as assistant postmaster at Escondido. Calf. and has been the chum of Mrs Mildred Purdy. Mr. Powcls sister. for years.
 Ernest John Powell is the son Of John Powell and tho late Mrs. Powell pioneers of Douglas Island. He ,ame here when a small boy and attended school, and after he grew up was employed in Inc mines here as a blacksmith He was In France during Che late war and since com- ing back has been with his father and sister at Escondido. Calif when mol out in tho mining camps.
 The newly married couple will live at Fullerton. California where Mr. Powell is employed in Che oil in- dustry
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
ILLEGAL FISHING

Fifteen complaints an u once were 0lod before D. s. Commissioner ". L. Burton m Juneau last Tues day by Deputy Fish Warden M J.. O'Counor against individuals and firms for Illegal fishing The conn plonn are made on account of
 traps fishing on Sunday Those who are charged by Che fish warden arc Che ?. E Harris Co. on four counts John Johnson. John Stevenson. c. IT, Gallagher. Standard Canning Com pany. FIdolso Island Packing Co., Hidden Inlet Packing Company Wil- son Fisheries Co.,. Southern Alaska Canning Co. sam Hall and Pau. Forseu Jack Carlson and D. A. Domick
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03

be am cay matter Che speaker said.
 I'm these works it wil bo necessary to build railroads back rom Che coasl a Che logging cannot Doc car- ried on with donkey-eng.uc from One coast piercing only to depth ol 200 or 300 yards
 In conclusion. Col Greeley said chat hc expected to scc four or dvo or possibly ten or twelve paper and pulp mills In operation m South eastern Nasko, and be urged tho commercial clubs Of Che North Go do an thcy could iu securing ucis and figures for prospective investors evur tbcm only thc truth that they might not ator mu because of erroneous Information
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
STILL WRANGLIEG

AS am aftermath Of the local af- fairs of the Deep Sea Salvage com- pany. that concern is now fighting the bankruptcy proceedings that have been instituted against it. Law yers for Che company claim that Inc assets amount to something over S34.0OO and chat the total liablli- uos are not over S1i.OO0. including s2.000 that was promised Go Diver Walters. who recovered Che safe.
 Appraisers appointed by the court to determine thc value Of Che conn pany assets have filed a report in which they state that the assets are not as great as claimed by tho conn pany
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
SMOKER TO
 BE SOME AFFAIR
Talent Secured That Will Make Labor Day Classic Tip
 Top Swat Fest

\ great aggregation of mItt sling er has bccu assembled for Che Amer Icau Legion smoker chat H Co take nlace next Monday Labor Day. at IA. !. Hau n Juneau Tho last
 mokor rIvcu ou Che evening of July 9 by Che Legion. was pcrhaps one of tbc most successful onaim of hc kind ever pulled of on the Channel
 Tho eard for Monday night con
 is.s of s.x cycnt that myo boon ar. ranged by Matchmaker Jack Wilson ot Trmdvcu and Is divided into four pro.mulr.c. and two main events The main events win ho between Hr'cy and HIott ueh. heayy- weights and Morris and Thompson Nc'tcruc.eht
 HrIcy and Elliott met at thc luat Smoker Iu one or Che most sensational bouts ever featured In Alaska The 0eht was a erucll.ue one. wIth Iie- ley having Che bo.. ol Che dut part ot The finish came near the end al Che bouC whom Elliott altor a rally landed some hard punches and .nauv d knockout Mow Elliott h from ho ubcbascr BIO and Hieloy s Trgadwcl man and a former mombc. ol tho A. F. F.
 The other main event between Morris uI Tlompson.woitorwcirhH win be splendid min Morris in Inc Ias, smoker won h.s dgli u tho frr part of hc frst round via Che knockout route. Thompson won his bya decision after six rounds Of high nccl lighting with osborn This match was fo have beon between Morris and DcAmond of Fort sow- ard bu DcArmond disloc1,cd his shoulder u training and Thompson ras substituted. Thompson Is from .bc mbchascr BIO and Morris .s a Juneau hoN
 As nreImnar.c win bo Holm quiet and uoudr.cksou as cura.n- usors who win box at catch- Nc'ghts Clark and Ko.ki lght- weights. Bruce and sullivan wcitcr- weights and Moore and Montague.  olthervoehts
 Most oi Che r.ura.dc seats for Che mokcr have been sold and crowds Of men from every part Of Che Channel are planning 0n attending
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
SCHOOL TUESDAY
 IS ANNOUNCEMENT
Everything in Readiness for Open ing of Fall Term-Seven
 Teachers Employed

The fan term Of the Douglas pub- IlIc school win convene on Tuesday morning. September 2. at o'clock. and everything is iu readiness for a full season of work
 Gordon c. Mitchell. uporintend- ent for this year. has been here for some time and has announced that Che faculty has been secured and that Che teachers are here and ready to take mp their duties
 There arc Co be seven teachers em- ployed. three in Che high school and four In the grades. They arc an .uew instructors. with the exception .of Miss Thompson They will be: Mr. Mitchell. Miss Reeves and Miss Thompson. high school; Mrs. Abbott. seventh and eight grades; Miss Cloary. huh and sixth grades: Miss Stewart. third and fourth grades. and Miss Wilmcrt first and second grades
 For Che past several days the school house has been in the hands Of workmen, headed by Axcl Kron- qvist who have been doing repair work and cleaning In preparation for the opening day.
 Just what studies. and how com- plete Che high school course win be has not yet been announced, but it Is supposed that a course similar to the one offered in past years win be offered to high school students.
 Age requirements for beginners win be Che same as iu years past. no scholar being admitted unless he or she has reached the age of six years.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
LILLY IS HELD ON
 MURDER CHARGE
In Federal Jail at Juneau Charged With Killing William Wood
 worth of Kctcmkan

E c. Lily charged witch first do. wco murder in thc mytcrIou bur- 'ur of Che launch Sen Breeze and the burning and doath Of William Woodworth and possible death or B s Jaca. .s now In tho federal iail lin Juneau and win have bis pre- |lmnmy hearing before Comm.s- sioner Burton on Wednesday, sep- tcmbor & at 9 o'clock.
 The burning of Che Sea Breeze oc- cured In Frederick Sound on Che evening Of August 25 Capt c. w. Harrington of Che boat LummI Bay. saw Che fire and went towards it IIc cIrclcd ,bo burning vessel with- out seeing anyone on It and finally saw Q row boat In Che distance Ho went towards the boat which contn- ucd to pull away and in .t found Lilly In Che boat Lilly had Q suite ease black grip. guitar two ol skins. packaro ol broad. three cans of salmon two cams Of milk. while under the seat was a Lueor auto mauc pistol said to bc Che prop- arty oi Woodworth
 Capt Harrington in questioning Lilly asked h.u il Inc had tried to help Woodwork get o1 Che buru- mr vessel and he said "No." He asked him where he was and he said tbat Woolvorth was unkcr.ue vIh Che engine while he OLmyl was having lunch Hc admitted that there was a daylight that he could have broken into to eot Woodworth o1t bui chat he was Iu hurry Go get aVay Lilly said that tho other man who was supposed to have been on Che boat had lcu several daa before
 Lilly told Capt Harrington that hc was short ol money and only had about enough WIth which to get back t0 Keuh.hm Upon being searched at tao Juneau federal Jan hc was found Co have between 5000
 and 5000 on him.
 m later statements made since his uros, and arrival at Che federal lau Luy has offered no explanation for h.s notions n mot trying to save his partner outside ol that hc called to him n couple ol times and then hauled thc skin alongside and threw In some supplies and rowcd away from Che burning vessel
 The soa Breeze has been touring Che cauucrics of Southeastern Nas- ka Che past summer with Billie. Wooivorth and two other men on board A moving picture outfit was taken along and pictures shown at .lch stopping place
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
BACK TO SWEDEN

Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Carlson ot th.s .I,y vI leayc ou tho Princess Alice nHt Thursday ou tho first part Of lhcr long trip back to thc.r old homes m Sweden They have se-
 urcd passage on a boat chat leaves Nov York October 9 that goes di- roe. To Sweden
 They have disposed Of an their property interests here and Intend .u hc future Io make thc.r home In the old country Mr. Carlson for ne past two seasons has been m.'l- wright employed in thc Juneau Lumber Mls
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
SEATTLE DOINGs OF
 SALVAGE COMPANY
Receiver Asked for and Appointed in the Courts of King County
 for Wreckers

On Che allegation that Che Deep ! Sea Salvage Company formed for Che purpose of raising and salyaging Che . Canadian Pacific steamship Princess sophIa. sunk In Lynn Canal. Alaska. October. 1918. has abandoned Its op- omuona. has ceased to Doc going concern and that its assets are scat- tered. Superior Judge John s. Juroy yesterday afternoon appointed 8. T. .HWs receiver. says the Seattle Times of recent date
 10 is asserted that 2.2OO share holders were induced to acquire abou. S2O0000 Of stock. The roc roIvors bond was fixed by Judge Jurcy at f2.000
 Receiver Hl.s said today. notwith- standing Che charge I'm Che complaint dlcd by n. L. Granger sole trader doing business at Che Apex Printing Company chat Che salvage Com panys operations have been aban- doucl. mat it is Che intention Go acc qu.r additional capital Go complete thc raising of thc Inflated vessel
 Granger alleges that Che company owes him S20 for services rendered and chat he holds a note. obtained from A. J. Torment, for S2OO on de- maud. and on which but Slo0 has bcon paid He asks Judgment for f22o
 AS to che condition Of Che corpo- nuons oGaln Granger says In hIs complaint that a receiver should he appointed to take care Of Che scat- tered assets to conserve them and uqu.dato them for thc benefit Of the creditors so that certain creditors win not obtain preferences and rec eciye greater percentage of their claims than others of Che same class.
 He alleged that legal action had. been threatened in Che courts Of Che. state Of Washington and in ho. courts of thc Territory Of Alaska. and that a multiplicity of suits would result unless this court take juris- dIctou 0l tbc assets of Che corpora- lion for Che purpose of winding it up and releasing funds sufficient to enable it to complete and consum- mate tho business for which it was formcd Granger said that small additions to Che liquid funds of hc company win enable it to raise and salvage Che Sophia and result In a profit Go Che stockholders
 Iu iu answer. Che Deep Sea salv- are Company admitted Chat it has ceased operations on the Sophia ow- mg Go its inability Co obtain the necessary tugs and that under pres ent conditions. it is no longer able Co complete that undertakings The company agreed that a receiver
 should Doe appointed for the pur- pose of raising additional funds Go complete Che work of raising the ship and to preserve the assets. which. it contends arc more than sufficient to pay on the indebtedness and leave Q eurplues for the stock holders
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
PURCHASES JUNEAU BUSINESS

Elmer E Smith of thls city ha. purchased the Dyer confectionery store I'm Juneau and win move hia Juneau Music House to chat location to occupy part of Che store room Mr. and Mrs Dyer win leave soon for a Grip to California.
 Mr. Smith is selling out Che stock of h.s drug store here and win not actively engage iu business the Ju- ncau establishment being operated by a manager Mr. Smith win take it easy Co thoroughly rocuperate from h.s late Illness