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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-04

rimes. lior,il bas re,,f,,d a.. s,i.
lowing slipping from tAe New iork
Times;
hy EDNA G. MCKNIGHT
Portland. Oregon. Nov go
E'fterpers who read ihat % woman
had been elected Mayor OF Burns
And titt woman il luncll'N nuO'ter
oregon toWn had captured every
ounioipal oiIIf' ~oun r.t pef.1ra
""oiher .hc whole a'ofo wnH coIrg
over 20 ihe iuite' oi tho louim u
ihote iamillur W'Ih thn conditions
in these communities, howeyur rnpw
ingt lhcr0 "aa un aifho hniwoen ina
sexes nH snch prIop Io the election
aud thnt ihorF ia noi iitoly 'o ho any
oa rcfuii OF ihe new locnl 1dmnis.
trahont Wh.io women yow u.v
nave shown ah unu.lai .nurt thn
tnry pr.etir,I tbe sort D,, r,,,,
into n,e h,m.s ana ,,r.,t ,., .........
matinee
=" P"i' VIC i'"n''h' UT u '"'
""'''''' '''''"'N' ." 'l''' "'"'' "'
''''N Fp"l''' ""' 90 -''''" 'h ""' gu
'''''''''"' q" '"''"''-' "'l''' '''
"i''"''S "'' """u' y" '"No 'ho p'"''
VI '"S '"'"'''' ~ "'' s'r'n'' !" ~
No'I''"R over tue po''S o' INC new
io''' so'e'"'neh'' our o''y o"uh'h
mas "''" '"''''H' "'" ''o''i'''"' '"'
e"' '"S' 'e" ''"'a' says ''S' mary
Du''' ""' 10 '" wv '"' '"''' eN''"e''''
'n"S "'" s'a" 10 step OUT a"a give
a' '"""eo W 'o' ""a' VIZ 'a" "o'
r.'e"'oSS" " h"SS""''' 'ne present
mayor seems 'o agree WIN 'h'F Fer-
S'o" VI 'ne h''u"''o" 'or ho mas ""-
hou"oo" 'na' ne ""u 'ho o'h"n re-
''''"s ''''''a'S WIN give 'h''' Supps''
w '"' "'" "''''''''"''o"
Mrs Lampshlre OF Burns saya that
her election was "a compiete sur.
prise." as she was NOT n candidate
She admits however. that there were
MANY woman among the ardent sup-
porters who wrote IN her name ON
the ballot Any one who has the
s's"''s' n"o"'o's' W "u'"s '"n
io'o''' '"a' ''s "o""" oA''"e'e vi"
I'"" many "oS'ae'oS !" o'e'co'o'
p"'hs' 'ne county seat VI na'"ey'
'"e "rkeS' county III tue s'a'o' T"
one o' tue 'hh' s'rohsno'uS oi 'he
''o"''''' an" mas a' 'he p'oo''"hS
"'''""""' y" 'S"'n''""' "'"""s" I"
~ 'ne '"n'er VI 'h''"eho' ofer "iue
res'"n' anu rieh game country
'"e '''hes' Nv w" "n''eu s'a''S' per
maps mas no r"''roAu' For some
r"AN"n 'a'To"u f's'hoeFS 'o'so' 'o
''''u"' =" u'F'' T"'NVl ,n's 'p'"uu
to"h near 'no s''"' ""'"eu' i'Ne
across 'ne uesert from
i'ono 10 purns' OF iro" 'ha 70
"ur"A' VI" n"'" ''us' i"''o"S way
-rea'' ho' soau "'iuihS ANA"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-04

Rev. John II. Wioherson y
enjoying a visit from his brother.
Harry, who arrived ths other day
IL going to Lakeview, where he Will
be- In charge of church for shs
winter
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-04
ern communities.

ern communities.
II would be difficult 10 forget the
question OF q city water system I'm
Burns with the windmills that are to
be seen I'm the backyards OF almost
all the better homes. Thus Il In that
water Is piped at private expense In
TO the houses OF tho better familics,
N one may make distinction OF class
In this democratic town. Then, too,
the lighting system presents diff
culties FOR burns. where the only
water power available In furnished
by the Silvics River. n small stream
that flows through the eastern lin
it's. Under present arrangements the
electric current IN shut on at 10
o'clock.
Yoncalle--a seda,e little town on
~ about dltty miles south OF Eugene.
the centre of the State University
presents dinorent set of conditions.
Here tue interests are farming aud
lumberlng. Tho municipal problem
ns Viewed by the new administration.
seems to be concerned with tho IN
dIclous expenditure OF funds aud
With a careful enforcement or laws
rather than with Tho proposal AZ rad
icai innovations. Though "a a. oauy
TO doiect nu underlying note OF civic
rride IN sil az her statements. Mrs.
MarF Burt. Mngor-elect spsals cone
rcrgaflyoly whom shd says "You viii
undorstaiid that Yonculla rs smeU
place without much woaith Wo can
not raise great deal by sxauob
bul so moan 90 sor thtt sho fruds at
om di%o ll arr ed 90 tuo boe' 4
vantage"
The now local rov,iumeut iu Yon-
caila a going 10 start ON in pdIflg
"a hion. Too ono would iudi'n ufof
uiuna Wth Mm Hort~ Thefe arc
noe likely 10 be- any reorimluatlons o.
any nen feuds cnrordored hy the
womeu'a admluntrstlou Though
they secretly organized. put "a ticket
h mo nold and carried on secret
clDnairn with such fueurw aa t3
mGho IL possible tor tho oniclnin 90
Office 20 rally their oId-time forces.
thc women tra taking ihoir victory
yDry quietly When pre- sed for Tar
NOR lpeclIicstious about the "rnthor
Inefficient" goyornmout of Yoncnlla.
Mrs Burt hesl,atod but finally adj
mi,tod that tho sidewalks might bo
great deal bettcr and that the town
In many places should bo bettor
lighted. Another point which she
stressed was the need OF enforcing
the city ordinances.
Tire affairs OF Yoncalla viii be In
safe hands. judging from the fact
that the officials chosen are women
OF mature years who have always
shown q keen interest In civic aud
social anairs. Mayor Mary Buri "
a native daughter Of Oregon,
graduate OF Pacific University. For.
est Grove, Ore. class OF '73, In her
kind but resolute face one can trace
some OF the heroic trails OF her pion-
eer mother. who came across the
plains with the first band OF immi-
grants In is43. The women elected
20 the Council include Mrs. Jesse
wife OF a prominent bank
er; Mrs. Berniee Wilson. a teacher
In the local school and wife Of yon-
calais Postmaster; Mrs. Nettie Han
nan. wife of a retired farmer. and
Mrs. Edith Thompson. owner OF large
property interests and well-known
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-04

Several OF the friends Of William
hanley were remembered this week
" nice boxes OF fine apples. 1t is
br. Hanley's custom each year to
bake such gifts to his friends.
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

llu Count MdEiani is animated 10y like
feeling So there We afu, nH,lly on
the same ggDuHi I"
'lul haven't answered ny gees,
uuHs clustered ~ hide ny an
ndAan's az brlhg thrust furll,e' lhto
iho darb "huu don't understand Mis-
hashtufi WohI dn harllbily, III is
ln,un,ul'ahiu that anyone should wish
ua lHlura her ur thal size rouli have
committed any act liat Nunli ruuse
hur Ia hu spiei undn. She's TO
mundousy maslnNIlyei she lndulsas
"a illiiu rah los that are part ~
hur ,harml' l'
"iiuiu tnRUes hr repeated, hlding
- yaNn. MS dupioNhe fur pretty
NdWaN ta have ah Imagination !
thetus danger there
huUg philosophy hores me," said,
eni iult him, tie had iIet about the
snrrlns VI The guards Antulne salts
hti me Ut that hut gave msifuo'
tlnHs lu dnuhie the watch,
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

ald SLY and fs,ssi belong 10 ns Tia
BiDfhiDs o1l,ss dJaH The sti 10
search " me hHd ihs tired day bids
ms good night VI the western hHis.
f9q would change rags for SIR ioH
turn yodr body and catch your skif,
10 ydB hands, looking down, Yes
l@i ars barefoot iH this Some i0uil
nave 10 practice that lurn Now
Ana sci should lose my dominion
IL that world You boast ~ ! should
n0 more he, Lady Laraspur'
Alice had repeated these lines, test
ing and lping different modulniions
Sometimes q dozen fepellli0ns hardly
sufileed l1 satisfy Mrs fafhswoflh,
Nh1 herself recllei them aud postured
tor Aliee's instruction,
"i'laase read The whole ~ the s'c'
dni acl again" said Alice. seating
herself ~ Ihe boulder, ! waited tor
a few minutes, enjoying lhe bonullfhl
now ~ Mrs, lafnsWoths voice, then,
IVY S'H'' HN' HN'bi y 'l'li h'NH wv
ladder nhd sloie away "il's Dick
hoarles llny" ! kept whispering -
nA sell II Wns the Lady inrkspnf
IhaI he was holding back unlll he
couli hni the prl that had NJ sn'
'hhnlui hm Ia London hni fur whom
ha had written this very romedy win
lis setting III the Virginia hills
iiunyms To the garage | snNrlri
VI fhnn, W,,o snid forrence had
been calling ne all morning aud hal
nnnllS lett word that be- would motor
to iiafIon ai eight the next evening
lo see ho on urgent business. IN
locked my trunk aud dug out my conN
~ Lady i.arkspur" Not even the
wisartry n Alice and her friend
could have extracted the script The
two women had In Aumr way poS
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

yNrtikN Designers n gnitreu
w Cushs- orgul naling 40 1rt'
di-vsSss 1i ,hschyd s1s4liL 10 ch"'
ei gV,Ur~ and using lrnrdy pr ~
mrS. gufS ind ,a~hss and IN On"
dscvrstNs fvu,lr.s tney hf lnun ~
liuni sucy,~Sf'ii hlu Jt ths gr"sru
saSin. These nf'ie mrie's hu"'
prl, ~ ~ in ssrSaiy uium,ng iru Il.
pe.tty fhai lus lurignr gVn. Juf l
me NlVps vim Msn new iighy Ii
cl.h.r.NS e,uthrS me cvmninn fu'
bar bern bVroa@l f0r -,'lrr rvlpU
slfn ihu hvSt results and luw there =
~ age lfnt fpr lrWndy''-'mmn'l
chrcss,l gnansn. y hnr = -'vn ~
main Chnmhrry &c Yhrr l,uln lrvss
cO,fuuS m lh.niy gv,urS WIN vhIcn
Orgnn,lN n lr,nl N ne aInv way
Bun prSrn,y AMI pun chamhray hu'r
~ uaka liaSses ~ lhld ginsnnn "a
i,r.Siing
An eNmp,e VI nu,i ne rlociud anil
pm,d s,ngnnmN mudu 40 v'th ircsS
~,,l,~ 1i white rrgnndN appears ~
the ILLUSTRATION ,hUy.. rhr, lr- 'im
pie tnd snNy ~ mnar hnd uii'Hi ~
liifip maids run NN ~ seven ~
iNul,a ~ f1iria"n wears. r'm glcs,-i
ginghnm y M IN lne nltce nnd pinii'
vi n it the snlsiiin.. \ 'r'll us N,
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18
Prayed for Cure
Finds il After 10 Years
Food Would Sour and Boil
Teeth Like Chalk

Mr., Hsrbsr, NJ. Ge.snsr wri,ss from bic
home in Berlin. n H.;
! bad stomach trouble over ten yesr;
kept getting worse. tried everything for
relief but Il came bach worse than ever.
Last fall 50, Awiully bad. could only eat
hsh, IoAi bread and tea. 10 January | got
% had ,h., whA, would eat would sour
and bod. nv teeth would be lks eh.lt.
| suffered terribly. | prayed every day Tor
,omsthns 90 cure me. one day ! rad
,bcu; EATONiC snd told my vi, 10 g.,
ns q boz at the drug store as "a, gong
TO work 5, -. m. tcok one,hird Of Il
and tesan TO feel r,llci ~h.n Il .ss
thrre ioarih' sons. felt hns and When !,
"a, u.ed up | bad DO pains. Wife g., me
another boI but ! have isl, the pain bs,
,v,cs. ased are tablets oai Of the nsv
boi and have no more stomach trouble.
Nov | uri;s TO tel yog hov thaskiul !
,n ,sA, heard Of EAroNlC. ! feel Lks
hes nAn. eat shAi hss. trish pissv
Of water. and Il nssyr hurts ne Al al.
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18
FEELING BLUE
ALL the Time
Before Taking earduI, This Gaor'
ola Lady Suffered Until She
Mould Have to SIT Down to
Do AousswoTk,-
DIs.y and Weak,

hallen, Ga,-Mys V A bWNe'h "
hep,e g SAYS: ri srt dpwn With wS
baek aaa SIDES, pet ahie 70 aa mS
woFk, ! saasrea a sFeat deal ! had
. aspTesSea blue feeling alt the time
u sepiia't rest at night Vas
nervous would be aiIIy and iuss
peraeeeuat at alt
" weala have to sit down whhe
tryins 70 Dc the RepsewQgS, II seemed
] eqpldat set my Rrea,h Twas afraid
! would sst pas, going altogether.
u heard Of caTdai and began esipg
It. ! could see af'eF q half eet,le
II was helpiRs ne, - | kept IL uP .,.
aud soon ! WAS IKE 4 pew Psrsqn
a kRew caTdui dla the woFk, tQr pa
e,hsF ueAiciae | took ever helped We
a. IL ad ! certaiaN caa gecoDDeAd
=, Qordal'
Yhls welskgewa mediV!nS which
Ms. Burnett saws helped AsE = a
pild medicinal purely yesegaele tons,
tpF oyeF ie wears used by Shousapds Qi
woDen With similar results y those
which this Georgia hjy obtalDed
Qordgl Should Aelp you, TO. grs i
ADV
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18
ssall A CHAMELEON CITY


Harcvlpna IS shs gAane'eVn cry II
SPAIN IN ,onv quarters VI he cry
NJ streets iFv larrv~sr AMI more
cr0Vk~d ,han hVee % 0hl London,
shle N O,lers ~. ivennes oVui,r
van,lS Nhops and csf'~ vhiuh siu Nitl
hose 0t parlS me CITY has ~ ir'-
iVvmcs NhiUh lives a. frr y NJ pad
'hat ~ ,c,ons Nill lup,Vr. tha Ii~
eVvurv ., AHa,cs. according ~ .
buivtin 9i thu National GTVgrrphIc
society
Cuui llg2 Bu~re,pna sns thu >ss
Nyfz Vi thu Mediterranean, Column
nur soyage saS eOuNi,iprvd ~ u
mpvr'inynce ~ hu pdr, Vi M C'N-
tliua sos.rUment - lfrot th1 DAD
ancS ot irade N 'nyoc n cities, 10
svsi.ra and Suthurn S;,aln. A .
-.siiii = movement ,~-pt thu CSin,nn
prsincys, u Nhica BNccs,Vna IN ihn
'vn,en Zoe innuNaiun o f'ance. tne
r.vWt against phip ~ No. rls0 ~.
Nuiiing n 'hu disir,c siNing itSe,f
over ~ tf.n,h nrN.sUun
Cslnlon,RS pd hilugiRnca however
gaS r.neNod N rga2 four c.ninr,e-
lbt.r IN r-snip,nt amwiUrstng
enough 10 pvrm,t 'hu ninc'ng lf /,
Inlu, VI, Chr'sinphrr Columbus N tho
lnmhim F'f'h ivenuu u nre,unu
N''r IN S,anish.A.n,ruan vac mvns
y, iarceiuna c'tiaans ,loncd and sgg,-l
M sxn'un-ss statue ~ punishmen,
'of hasihg vsninr,,l to ind ~ tfouh,e
S,na b nu~ sor.d fof SSain.'
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

n.e ua shy Nvas sVu.cJ,a,s Noa.
aH. n aaau.,u, NfN 3ush.orl, ind
lti G5a ypJ w.,
~ NuV aa.t fug Nu 10 .ouiuss any.
h,bs, NvU viii a,ut 'u,,,uT No 20
pdel, y r.,,va, hN ~ ,fs mp,.i,d
by tho same WV, Wa you sHd L &
ih,nN pVVdut laihh,.H y0u 40 tJ
Nhai hoS ar@
u ,ha.i "a ,,Nd o h,af ,ouf d,a
%. my wouNUS ,a,N,od i.co,y
y NAL hy irsas 10 r,,.i,l r.au.
iiy sfhe -.aNua yoa lpa, ara iso
os.T o ,ho rO,ice = thu ,sss Amp,,
oas iha, ,ou 1Vut Wan, to emhasnSs
tho m,srsss %, ~, huaro yoOdus ~
caaNns ,he hsn, % n,Asir.ts 'o hva,
upon ieg Nery charH,Us head, lUu
MA 10 NAs. hOs aanog aacs. aRd NV
No., ~,,ne,h,ns Hl,a gsy.D ! osn
NC tha yoa ars hHppsssd bu, u
1ashl to p,aSs yaa tu N,us that .
,has yosr i.S.ins Il lc,ivacy sh,rs
sAS . cOavsssed. lli,d q, ne adu mat
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

p.pcd WITH hlnck make combinations
with sufficient lie In them. II con
slsis ot pair oi full knlckerhockcrs,
built out NJ the sides 10 simulate u
short skirt and shaped into bands that
~ closely over the knees aud button
at the sides. where the round buttons
are shown, covered with satin like the
pipings In color.
4 kinuno bodice with surplice
frhnt. Is extended below the waistllne
and pr,t,ily decorated with sprays OF
daisies, one near the bottom and q
single blossom n, the bust line. Al
each shle " the frnn,, pieces are set
on to form the eirilc which fastcns
q, the back Another pretty tuuci
appears In the sleeves which are splli
up a little way on the under slde AMI
laccd with narrow rihhons that tie In
4 bow. \ hat ~ ruhbsrlrei SIX cloth
sandals and si,k hose are A. faultlcss
as the suit they cnmple,c. So ar
raycd pretty woman might make
comparisons with any other dcss
olious--io The o;hes dr'sS
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18
49,. II .. -. .as.,A.sl BE,
ehkRTeR V--caH,iausd

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.,.,gr..... ~, s.....' and t,i, n. nm 70
IA. r.,',si u.r,.. .t u,u. ,r,i,,,,
AN, .t,s, nm ,uf.r..i .u,u,,r u,t
.u., d. ,.,.,u.. ..i.u,u ,.nor,. A..
Iu.i..ti..tD,.. .,,.g. nm. u,i..u,,
b,d .,i. IL, sim Il. s.id aud un,b-
u,r boi ,..,t,,t t,r,ul N, duy
r,ut .s,f. u,s Al, siuuist,n
,t,.n ,.u .agnt !. luov air Ths
o,i p,-.,u.,.u o..uis b.u,t uk. ma
,.,uJ. ou ,.rs N,uu atuit Ts an
m,gh,. .u.., a,ut, ,ouuiaiu -,
,u .... ,g mo i,,s tbr'..tsn 4.
isa,. .,r lu,,i.,t M II ,his MA,
Ma, uo,ot, uut.,s,,ubtus what tts
..,ug a.b hr,,.. oT.,.b .ua ,atiug
u,,.oa.r. J. an ahou, j. mon, nn.
rul,nr Ws sot IA luow vhaye Ma
.taub mars uhat ~ coma "a SIR
,ub ma y,ibou hs,ug nta.u,liks and
fnuu o,u,,uu nam, sn, SAVING NAH.
me but .ha.iug MS hsah uh.n ~.
al MINI u.har. n.s b..u- Nou -.
~, ,our.s,f u, hnu il iools 10 usu
Mai ha said 49, ~ ma GENERAL as
nae, y, MN. ,,a. ,rua hu, bitut
.a,n,, tbat II 'ys. ,,us ,i,a haA eon.
,sr,sb ms 10 ,hs an,iou t,a, vas a
cha,a,,.r nv .,ory n may,,inu of
tats aub / pg,l, hmshs, a.,Aa An,
'n'ns,s % ,n.,,uHhn,y MANI
u,ny mann ~ youV sat N,ho
lsayss nJs nrnusr,y wm hs nr,u.,,
na,k aub sh,, mn that Ia ,ha bo,s ~.
Neyerths,sss ,he nerfec, eouau,ni,y
of he gsutisman m me ta,i house
uh,u | yi.t,a ldm the maxi morning
sho,k my ni,b a t,ias IN tha story
ho,s heatur.s az life Al nar,on Ma
,as Nm sxemn,ar, nri,oner ,he guards
r,uortsd aub ha tab naiutaineb ths
.tr,et..t .b.ucs IN my ahs.nee Me
~. sualed upa read eourtYeu,,y
thauliuJ ua men for thetr attent,on.
and ,hat WAS mn Wsen / showed my.
.elf at the window he rosa anA threw
dawn ,hs ma.as,pa ha Ma. reading
and r.p,,,b .oad na,ur,dh ia ny m
auny A. ia now he MA. y.ttin, slany
w have ma camplant e>oent thst
,he guard, .pore outfs.eoa,ly Vhe
poor oll chan, Win .,eeR you know 3
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

lHlg, WIN ll-roV lvuIsr-. s'i lsui,
l,,hvs ne lscs ild -n-v.-Tm-t.c
ug'h ,iH.yv- i1d Autl l-v louu,l
~ . rl-rIy. bin, 1lni lt Ne sns
in rnsrs irv 1nUfh pucs 1f lr
andy vim ,riii icriss DE 40 AMI 4,
milling uf glshhm. Al I-nndy Nu,h
pircsd ln,lsr hg rnnsi 10 gngnnn
q ne e-uut " Ne waist rhr 1nn,,
s1t IN N. 1ins VI ne nnr'r'ul and
wn'sd a. ne nurum ind isr- A..
mall .ln, lenr lufrInr a. mcn ads
{ To-
N ~" p,nd pnghum lr"ss 'iai-
u 1'rf n 'U,nri u I'm ln,rrNWiir,.
rhr Vr.sl lr. nhs '~inf~ .yr.uu,nI ~.
NV me tltti'nv AMI ,uund VIM ~
mndy and Q 'rtuns vim mr.. nrga
pair' NutmrN llng .ir.vss Irs in.
iruu IN mis- vpirS ,lr-'se,ps, hut tiirv
ippmr ~ ms it''e mu,lp,, WITH ~
.nndN cuffS rnp nrcs y inishrd WITH
! cpilp" mac Is main IRE ne rirs.
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18
WOMEN NEED Salap ROOT

IhogSsals oi womea have Allgey laj
o.atd,F -sygA!r lnI asyeE srspees =
Womeaa eolag.AEiA olteA prove - be
HoillE6 e.se blt k.Jnes tIogb,r. W .Ae
rSsl.t ~ hdney W blajJeg jiaease,
y % NIEcya az No. " healthy
so-.huoa, tAsy nsy cause tAe otAss "
salA " beeoMe hSeas,d.
Fan u he back, hsalashe, losa oi lIa
o'hop, ge!yoasge4s, .re 0.tss -iaea Ayg-,p
toms ~ Nlney gogb,e.
Nst tt.Gy si.Iuns treatment ~.
Ailnsss swAap RooLs pAsGe.s.as pc
N'lptoa, o5.alEed A. any liss a.oge. g..,y
Dc hat ths rsae5y sesae3 ~ os..so.la
Aaeh coaliLu.s.
". Ee5igla os lIFse GSe b9tL. ~
lssiaiS.y hOM aay Ags sloyS.
EoNsYe9, y Nog ash hfst y tsst thlS
SS..t pgspaI@lta seai teg geaiS - n.
hNmsg 1 30, 5,aSaAaloa, y Y. los =
-.i.p!, ooulG Wh0a Ns.iiEn d s.gs .aJ
1saAoa tA.A pAas..-AlV.
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

SesSed themselves cl eNoJher cVry, 40
exact duplicdje eyea ~ 20, blue lape,
eoSey, aud ! sat dcWp aud began ~
eating rNerN,bms Srsr,cs had Jold
NE aeeN, hA etoE,s t0 end the 40
gresN
The telephone eo the table a. my 81
bow rang uatil FiHnn ealae 10 Ihni.s
" JN quiet H.
III H. Nr fHFVpcS,--' ressn
"ltS the hrtoA SpatiVh Jr,
Ghervs a tvlvgwm~ l ShatcAeJ he
reSeNSE sptvcalN thlnkmg Il snN
tae methed,yal roErVecv voaeymns
the splSlRunent nSle ~ lvlvpAoe =
hg, toe VperayVs eeSaa svallps
SlRAgeell Ohi& >vPis~ees a. l9,t
v\Hble lrV,a lohlon ssvat Says hs
fcgSsgding t1lrvSs tps Nto!t1 Ne~ hsl
WoS hetel b seattle. tlea>e AK
HarkaNty \ Sirp te1 asSe0JS else
pa hgv,JN,aS Nae m.sht keoS MA,
Crmrdpivs lrv W Nca,g ~ BEADED
tha, Ma. | tH1 po y,e~ b theaJs,cal
psyeTs aud lpht vast ~ ness th,pSS
~ maksS nQglgicS 1.lvvt I pdtO
cdn ee h5cayyd VII star, Nest lii-
me,lsttely. Seagles'
TIE thon<ht of >pd-les Was cVmtVrt
uy ard { rvprvaeavj mN>ed tgf 1gt
haVag ,ummoreJ atn q, he evSiu.
u.ng pf ny pvrplgN -. I gnmeJ.a,c's
hctteJ MS yeelS
"Eake $3.50 ,rt.n tt,t iBl come ~
ne az Harton as Ql'CHlS ~ possible
tlgpv ~ have news 1pr Vom
geO gg .srN'rt<gHnl
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

\HyE ARE not APT TO think " beach
w or bathing suits as bccoming gar,
mrnis In fact they aV considered
the acid test for good looks hut the,
have been progressing for several
years IN the direction of becoming
ness The suits Intended onN To-
beach war, having graduated froln
the hlrarrr and showy types have ar
rived NJ the place where they are rcal'
~ attractive. Hut attractive" l. too
mild term to arldy TO somc " this
years beach or bathing sults--thry
deserve 10 hc callci beautiful and they
rossrss that quality IN style which
women describe as stunning After u
world " experimenting, along comes
ycnlus AMI shows jus, how superb
and slor ncd a bathing sui, may be- As
y Witness To- It's possibilities Tor beau
~ there Il an example shown In the
Illustration,
rhls >uit appears ~ Dc made of tat
rta although satin might tc used for
Il. hlW w grey pipcd with con'
uastlus color or a trisArr color
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

Mabel liuN yaH NVJ hy Nl bo,p
ce,cf Nua ,oId W. bVo.r,sa hN
NOg NCrV ,Nrss NuU NgI, lv, Nh,b b,
Cahl,
NUrc--Q Oh, po, riy e,ar s,.L ! agt
soul he oa,icl vh,a D aaS Qat NoG
eC, he's iikg.y to cgli ,.iUie thU, Nhe,
J. gla Ia, luSinu rANAupD
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18
s-eEs SEAs LONGER

NfEn 7Iu 80 1um1Il' b. uluanEa
. sfssaiH Il A.H1s flrt Fasa ria .at-
"tiN Ja e Poo t1atH nUI ne saaas afI
r. snIr ri.1rt tTf - 80 rFar aHi.
Ffui htsI nAtFa 80 r trN shuss 1s-i
-iar Ia lr- ran N@sH snu-a 90 -.
snA.IHr ~ snNlt na siu~ kIrna FHUr.
fss- n -tni .ha. n y. uuraina ts.4
s-srv snsr- AR
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

With the aa,isop,ic fascinating CNI'
csFa ls.cs,a FoASu1 AZ eA9aIs.ts.S
Ace0,sd cOaNeu,raa gcVauuUra' ,hsV,
SAin, bahy aad lGeliHs pUAGvs aad
p,rfam@ R,adoSS l,hey peyigmeS Sa'
p,ragogS Qny %, ,hc Cuacaoa ro,iu,
T,io tSu0h Q,n,meuG rs,,gMh h-AlN
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

Jane ha4 iGat CV,.",n,,J >,aOOA
epG De 'cNyht, ,NA,J lt, g.,,,.oU
Ia tHhbvyN Wa.,N ,Ae QU, ,o,h,v 70
ggNN,L she NAKED lp fo fat leach
~ Wl,l sad lg e 'uA,,o,v, W ol
went ,Nk We lhal lu ~, yvg ,um,
% aS ag,g,ol ega,s,rN
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18
lrs.ana,s cps. cuiput arail.

N compantoo with }r.at Britain
osei pcslnc'ioa n lr.isn,l lt oa M IN.
significant s'sle anoun,ins IN e0ys
ioos IN lplf tot Ireland. while ina,
'os Hnsland and Wits c@me IN "a.
lfS>e toae and ses,iaai Ia A.s<os
20 tuas
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18
Nc burlea Tysupis

rilih AM s,p NhUru . Uan soWo
whrre WSwl eeeien fU Wabus
mpenShne WHISKY aNd sIt gai uii
niR somg iRere Ne ,WlaiHb mahs a
grave miSl.ken
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

finished hr-aR me- r,~lhmri away ,nI
str.ng'hen mo stun ri 'hrsnd \,
-eVar,i Ninds VI 'hrad before .nstun
ng ~
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

Vanity . mr'. -'.ng .lu,, noe ,lara
f''e'. lrrnI-e .r, mrHur~s 3. Hip my
ZOO ~ nuhUfv -l ,,,sr.
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

sft MA h,stti SNai SstA, NsisEg. ssts
Als,1 kssi, aI, hfA|sa ttllul , ah asM
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

y sc lh,l are ea'i,g Oahe.s "
Rars ~l'v ihoy Sns ihew pt y
Sss.ay'
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05
FROM COLBERT

Miss Bessie Bonner of DuraDt spent
Saturday and Sunday here with Helana
Murray.
Leona Brown was shopping in Deni--
son Saturday.
Hulcn and Tony Goolsby left thian
week for Dcsdamonia to work in tho.
oil field.
There was leap year party given.
at the home of Bertrd;n L,ocraft SatuF--
day night.
The little daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
Bob Cordcll died last week OF ayp--,
iberia.
The house in which Orval Ham i.vsd :
burned last Monday motning while hn,
was away on a business trip to his.,
fathers home, his family being all that
was saved from the fire,
A Yeonan supper was given at the.
Hall Friday night.
Mrs. Cowen, who lives few milAe
northeast of this place died Sunday
night of influenza. leaving a husband
and three small children.
Holmes Gooding and Eugene Wilson.
went to Denison Saturday.
Bro. Brown held services at the NJ F.
church Sunday.
There was Endeavor and church Sun.
day night at the NJ +. church.
Mrs. John Borah has returned to her
home at Rolf, after Il visit with frienda.
and relatives here.
Miss Hates was in Denison one dag
last week
Charley Cooley of Denison was In.
Colbert Saturday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05

school Sunday Everybody come next
sunday and keep the good work going.
Bud Dodd from Blue is visiting his
neice. Mrs. Roy Hawkes. and family.
Mrs s. j. Johnson and children
spent Sunday evening with Mrs. ]. B.
Walker
Mrs. s. Miller spent sunday evening
with Mrs. NJ Il. Potcet and family.
The young folks enjoyed nice sing
ing at j. w. Evans Sunday night.
Albert Walker is on the sick list
this week.
Miss Angie Butler spent saturday
ana Sunday with home folks at Ben
nington.
y. ID. Marshall left saturday for
Hugo, Okla. to visit his son, Roy Mar
shall and family for Il few days
Frank Pcarce and wife and Mrs. Lott
l.utcs spent Sunday with home folks,
J.. ID. Iearce and family.
Our blacksmith is improving from
spell of the flu, ". are glad 10
state.