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Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-03
LAST MINUTE NEWS

BY Associated PreSs.l

WALLA WALLA, March 3-EleUen Chinese suE0cated i,
fire here Iatng started BY frecackers during the ceebra
of the anUersity the founding of the Chinese republic
Ten of the Uictms and
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-03
BUSINESS OVER
(Py Accociatarl proScN

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, March 3-Prac-
tically all the property of the United
States Housing Corporation will be
sold by June 80, according. to con-
press hv Secretary Wilson
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-03
DENIKINE,S ARMY TRAPPED
By Associated Press.)

LONDON March 3-General Denkines army has been
trapped Kuban Peninsula the CLAIM made n the Russian
SoUiet official statement from MoscOW Wreiess.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-03
SEVEN LOSE LIVES IN ACCIDENT

Associat
HALIFAX March 3-ScUen IUes believed to haze been
the creU the Liner bohemian abandoned their ship
breaking the SambrO ledges today Several
Others seriously injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-03
Strength
Organization
Service

These three essentials are coh-
spicuous in the Southern Trust
and Commerce Bank. You are
invited to avail yourself CT this
united strength, facilities and
will to serve.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-25

seventh and eighth grade chorus:
solo parts by Miss claire Biddison.
4. Dumbells. Riverview school.
g. Class dancing, high school.
8. ta) summer. Chaminado; (b)
Gypsy band. Bliss.
Friday. May 2Sth. 7.I5 u. m.
|. The Real Mother Goose: A
Children Of the Woods. Lois Kahn
and Thurman Murdock, Rivervicw
school; II. Mother Goose, Adele
Aronson. high school. B. Nursery
Rhyme dances; (a) Little Bo Peep.
Rivervicw. tb) Three Wise Men.
Irving. (c) Hot Cross Buns, Wash
ington, td) Tom. Tom the Piper's
Son, Emerson. (e) Ride Cock
Horse, Horace Mann, 90 Simple
simon. Met Pieman, Emerson; CD
Hark' Hark' the Dogs DO Bark,
Lee.
2. Progressive mat work. high
school.
3. sixth grade chorus. (a) Get
Away From This Co'fiels. Amer
ican folk song th) Hail. Bright
Abode, Wagner.
l.. wand drill, Kendall school
5. Kentucky Babe. "Hy Glec."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-25
CITY SCHOOLS TO
HAVE 3.DAY SHOW
Each Department to Have
Exhibit In Monster
Musical Program
DISPLAY HIGH TALENTS
Program Shows Numerous
Changes FROM Previous
Annual Affairs

livery school In the city will play
an important part In ;he annual
school exhibit to he held at Conven-
non U1ll. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. according to T.. +. Ober.
totzcr All of the schools win hc
represented in the exhibit and most
of Them have "A part ON the pro-
gram The high school plays an es-
gram Wednesday and Thursday.
They viii not have as large a part
Friday night becaurE that Is the first
nleh' Of the Senior play and al OF
thor artention will be devoted to
This dramatic hit OF the high school
opera season.
Every department IN the school
sysfom will have an exhibit. Mr..
Olarholtzer said, and there will be
sptrrd. new features ihis gear. he
said The toy making department
will have very interesting exhibit,
a,uurdms 10 Oberholtsor. Also there
IS 20 be a household economies cN-
pert from Washington. who viii de-
liver lectures on the economy in the
use OF gas.
Following is the program which
will be followed during the exhibit:
Wednesday. May 28tl, T-t5 y. M
J. overture. Mignonettc, high
school band.
. Indian clubs. Irving school
3. Second grade chorus, graded
schools: ca Gingerbread Man,
Moszkowski; Cb) Daffodil Lady
Gaynor; oc) In the Merry Month of
May. Gaynor.
& Parallel Bars. high school boys
3. Seven Jumps, Kendall school
laD Pilgrims chorus. Wagner
tTannhauser) (b) Land Sighting
Grcg. accompanied by Community
organ CGirls Glee club, high schooD
(EcclesiasticaD,
:. Dumbells, high school girls.
s. Ca) Butterfly dance. Florence
Gravor, tb) lie Secret, high school
girls.
Thursday, May 27th, 5:15 p. m.
1. Overture. Magnetic, h Z h
school
.. Ca) Irish jig, Irving school;
th) sailors Hornpipe, Horace Mann
school.
g. Lady of shalott.. (Cantata)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-25
ONE LITTLE PIMPLE
SPOILS A
BEAUTIFUL FACE

No matter how perfect the features how
radiant the complexion, just one little PIN
pie will spoil it all
Not always can these little facial blem.
shes be prevented for they may be caused
by the too frequent use Of irritating soaps
powders rouge or possibly impure blood
Every care should he taken 70 preserve
the skin. especially the face. meek, arms
ard hands Only the purest and best steril.
lied ,oie, soap should be used TO cleanse
The skin, and when a face powder must be
employed one Of the highest quality should
he selected
When a pimple pops out on your face,
you don't have to remain indoors or try
BLACK and WHITE Ointment and 1t will
vanish almost like magic. This little aid to
beauty should be kept on every woman's
dressing table. because it is a necessary
toilet requisite for removing other facial
b'enishes such as rough, blotchy, saliow
skin The way it clears the complexion is
marvellous
BLACK and WHITE Soap should always
be used with the Ointment Both are sold
and guaranteed by all good drug stores at
25c each package, or the manufacturers
will send postpaid on receipt Of soc.
sample Of BLACK and WHITE Oint.
nent literature and BLACK and WHITE
Birthday and Dream Book sent free II you
viii clip and mail this advertisement to
BLACK and WHITE, Box 9l3, Memphis,
Tenn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-25
CLAIMS DEED FORGERY
Sister Claims Brother Signcd Her
Name to Instrument with Intent
Ia Dcfraud Her of Properly

II. Brock, charged with forging
the name Of hts sister, Marie Kettle
10 deed to Tulsa property valued AT
$4,000 with intent to dcfrlud the
woman of her rights TO the hal en-
tered a plea Of not guilty at his ar-
raignmcnt before Justice IL !. Gray
yesterday and was released on bond
of 81 i000 for preliminary hearing
Juno I.
Mrs. keithe, for the past three
months under treatment at local
hospital. claims her hrothDr on Apiil
fraudulcntly signed her name "a a
deed and attempted To transfer title
to the property The woman IL 60
years OF age and the defendant Ia n
few years younger.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-25
Tuisans WfH Attend
Library Association

Mesdlmes w. y. Snl. Charles Page
and Horace n. Hlgan hae just re
ertson, Mrs. Sill as one of the eight
district directors, and the other two
Tulsans as members Of the advisory
council of the enlarged program cam
paign of the American Library asso-
citation, according to announcement
OF the Oklahoma library commis-
sion. They are 70 represent the First
district at a meeting OF directors and
tho council AT Norman. May 26. in
connection with the convention Of
the Oklahoma association and the
library trustees OF the state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-25

ports tonight indicate the American
Legion has added more than 100000
members to It's rolls In the nation
wide membership campaign OF the
past week The final check will be
made June Texas appears as
among contestants for first place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-25

New Telephone directory will 20
10 press soon. Subscribers should
arrange for all changes in listings.
and advertising space at once
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO.
Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-25
LEGION GETS 100000 MORE
Membership Drives Net Increase in
Membership of soldiers.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May "a --
Estimates based on incomplete re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-25

Reduced From lO%o to 500
-Ee Annual Bride Sale
Suits for Half Price The Muslin Underwear
Reduced IS per cent
Sweaters Sharply Re-
duced-25 per cent Gl0peS of Silk and Kid
off Anvin Stock on Sale at 10 per cent off
Kinonos and Negligees The Hosiery Is Affected
Reduced 20 per cent by the Gere<sl Re-
duction of 10 per cent
Silk and Wool Skirts at
Is per cent off Wash Blouses Reduced
10 per cent
WonenS Knitted and
Athletic Garments at The Blouses of Silk at 20
10 per cent Off per cent on
WomenS SmockS House rune GTodeS OF o1atlon-
Dresses and a prons at cry al a ReducHon
10 per cent Less Than OF ~ per CENT
Regular Prices
Neckwedr and Hand
DraperieS to Make the KeTcnle1S al ~ per
"Home BeautifuP at cenl Feaucuon
20 per cent Off
Madeira and All Fancy
E,tyo SoHsfoct;on foy Linens at 10 per cent Off
White Goods Buyers
IN ox oont OH f Linen Dan,aSk and Din
Everything lin ~. ~ * * ~ - ns eant
Party Frocks for the Lit uu euLs ,t oo nex..u
tie Miss at 10 per centOf Oa a.
1ou Nee" o"oes' oo"e Silk Petticoats
lomorIo~-AHNe Ne Reduced 20 per cent
duced 20 per cent
Wash Goods 10 per
| The Dress Section Has centOf
Many Trophies
All All OF the Silk Dresses for street The Summer Hats at
2oa. IS per cent off
The Sales Program in Silk Underwear of every
the Art Needlework Kind at a Uniform Re-
Section is a Reduc- duction of IS per cent
ton of 10 per cent
Beaded Silk and Leather
Sheets, PHloW Cases, Purses and Bagsat
Tubing Sheeting Mus rs per cent off
Hns-AH at 10 per
cent OH The Ribbons, the LaceS,
The Embroideries the
Every Make of Corset Trimmings Reduced
at 10 per cent Off IS per cent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-25
BLACk;@|.sWHlTE
REMISSA,MlL,;3,sA|lkE||Es
Eil..AllasEiIllM..ll.lI:l1.lui!Es.illt1
BLOOD POISON
The Corrective Treatment Is
Prescription C-2223.

Those who suffer from any Of the ais
eases caused by poisoned blood viii find
- Ir'soription C-2228 just the treatment
Wat they have felt the need for.
This concentrated medicinal prepsra-
uon was worked out and used for years
oS prominent physician. The treatment
taNe MS patients so much relief that It's
mahNftciure had TO be undertaken in a
'sfer way,
PRESCRIPTION C-222s has always stood
,EUu'e an other preparations as an alteTa-
~ 't great power. IL has relieved so
eus thousands that the manufacturers
ts.cS,rsa'Ce It 20 give you the same salts
IN As Prescription C-2223 contains no
r.uIN' chloral, morphine or other habit
vnn,.'ns or dangerous drugs, and you get
,guI money back II two $3.50 bottles don't
ss,'esr YOU suppose you 20 10 your near.
bo,,n' Ikglst today and get yourself a
la 'aodt ne won't supply you. write Dept
'''' -s2d Laboratory,
k,ao help throw OF the poisons and TO
vsvP ne bowels in a healthy condition,
pui. i1hld take two or three 2223 Liver
san FIee leatet 1920 Almanac and
sdJIeHse OF pills on receipt OF name and
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-24
DiScursuI D-|ui |. miha|aChe
Rostt in Sedinta Camer Romine, della % 1ulie, 1921

Acesti oameni, d-lor, trebuiesc
primiti, dar trebuiesc. primiti Gu
greutate 81 numai in acea masQra,
in care eli sunt socotiti ca necesari
desvoltarii partidului celui nou, in
acea masura, intrucit Ell nu an I'm
trecut personal Incorrect, in parti-
dul prin care au trecrlt. Astfel
gindim sa garantam selectionarea
elementelor,. carl vor compune par
tidul nou taranesc, partidul pus in
miscare de acest mobil: constiinta
propriilor interese.
D-lor, pentru 0 vreme oarecare
partidnl taranesc are atitudine
sd zicem, ode clasa'' fata de uncle
dintre clasele noastre sOciale, asa
cum lean definit mai adineauri
dar nu in scnSul deflnltlunll Socla-
liste.
Anume, dior, partidul taranesc
are o atitudine hotarita impotriva
clasei noastre conducatoare, eau
tind sal dea lovitura de cratic, sd
0 desfiinteze pentru ca la conduce-
rea political sd vina massele cele
muncitoare ale acestei tari. CA
plause pc bancile Federated, in
treruperi pc bancile majoritatii.)
o VQCE: Grozav guvern O sd
facet, fara cap!
(Urmare)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-24
((Irnare)

Iata, dior, pentrn ce-socotlm nol
ca taranimea nu are loc in cadrele
partidului socialist, 81 socotim ca
pentru multa vreme inca sunt "a
darnice straduintele partidului so
cialist de capata inauntrul lui
aceasta taranime.
Oar nu mai putin adevarat ca
moi avem multe lucruri de fnvatat
della partidul socialist. In primul
rind avem de invatat. ;.
O VOCE din maioritate: Felici-
tarile noastre!
Dl. |. MlHALACHE: In primal
rind avem de invatat acest luclu
M poate mintlirea unei clase sa
fin opera unei alte clase sOciale 81
pcntru aceasta trebuie sa fie ca
insasi organizata. (Aplause.) Mai
avem de invatat ca MI treDule sa
he speriem cItusi de putin c1nd
partidele clasei conducatoare ne
asvirle epitete de acestea de anar-
hlsti, de atitatori al ordinei So
ciale, etc.
Oar taranimea este avizata, G
nevolta sa-si constitute partidul ci
| propriu care jS;r alba ca garantie
aceasta structural: massa taraneas-
ca condusa de intelectuali.
Dl. C. SCHITANESCU: Ca
; dumneata
Dl. n. IORGA: Ba ca dumnea-
ia!
Dl. 7. MIHALACHE: Sa fie
condusa in special de acei intelec-
tuali earl nu vim cu traditiile oil
garhlce din tara noastra. (Aplauze
pc bancile Federatiei.)
Dior. este adevarat Cd nu po-
sibil ca clasa sociala, prin urmare,
Ell att mai mutt nici IN partid
Epolitic sa-si inchida ermetic usile
fsi ferestrele la elementele din afa-
ra. Exista vecinica circulate
1ntre elementele della o clasa socia-
Ia la alta clasa sociala 81 Gu att
mai. multi della un partid polite la
alt partid polite, dar aceasta cir
culatie circulate de indivizi,
nu de masse. Nici partidul tara
nesc, desi partid nou, care isl pro-
pune ca garantie sa selectioneze
elementele GU carl sc constitute,
nici acest partid nu Sc poate 1nchi.
de Gu llsile sale ermetic Gu desavir-
sire inaintea tuturor oamenilor
carl an facut politica in vre-un
vechiu partid. (Dl. Schitanescu in.
trerupe)
! ID. DUTLIU ZAMFTRESCU
Va rog, ma obligati sd va numesc
| De hume.
| o NOCE: Numiti-l.
| ALTA VOCE: M are hume
| Cllaritate.)
Dl. /. MIHALACHE: Oar. d
lor, daca Sc lasa larg usile deschis.
III fata oamenilor earl nu all facu,
polltica vechilor particle, usile tre
bniesc tinute putin deschise in fa
ia acelor oameni, earl vim din Ia
untrul vechilor particle, carl sun
banuiti ca vim aici Gu traditiun
blzantlne, pc carl le-au deprins q
III vechiul lor partid polite. "a
plause pc bancile Federatiei.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-24

e foarte mare, mai ales ca in
rindurile armatei din Smirna sc
arata semne de tlemoralizare.
Sc spuno ca socialiytii Sc demo-
bilizeaza singuri 81 Ger sd fie tri-
misi acasa, 81 mare teama ca
spiritul acesta sc va raspindi 81
asupra celorlalte trupe de pc
front.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-24
GRECn Sc LUPTA
IN RASARI1

LONDRA, q Nov. - S'a dat
ordin ca sd Sc inceapa un atac
general contra fortelor turcilor
nationalist de pe Ifrontul Ushak.
care sc afla la 100 mile spre nord-
est de la Smirna in Asia Minora.
Ordinul a fost dat de catra noul
guvern gree, spune 0 depesa pri,
mita Simbata din Atena.
ATENA. q Nov. = Cabinetul
lui NJ. Rhallis 1re de gind ca sd
continue politi8 externa a lui
Vemzelos. Sc drede. ca sc va ola
fortelor din Asia Minora aju-
toare 81 ordin ca sd inceape 0.
fensiva contra lui Mustafa Kemal
Pasa, fruntasul nationalistilor
turci.
N. Zaimis. care a fost' prim
ministru cind regele Constantir
a fost detronat, s'a dat demisia
din postul de governor al .Banci
Rationale Greciei. Situatia Fl
nanciara Greciei este tfoart,
problematica.
PARIS, q Nov. = Armenia
dulpa cum spun STRIFE primite |;
ministeru de externe, refuza
ca sa asculte de ultimatul dat d
Kemal Pasa, ca fortele armen
sd predea tot materialul de Iraz
/, hoi, 81 se spune ca Armenia
dec;s ca sa lltbte Gu turcii pin
la sfirsit.
Importanta actlunei franco
engleza in chestfunea greciasc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-24
= e N E I L Z +.

Care sufere de Dureri de Cap,
Melancolie, Dureri spinale, Boa
le speciale. Ireguleritati, Slabi-
ciuni, orr boale pculiare, 50 con.
suite acest specialist. Boala de
oval ori pintece vor f. tratate
fara cutit. Daca al fost sfatuita
ca sd te supui la operate sur
gicala pentru dificultatile p1nte-
celui, ruptura ori surpatura, nu
asculta, nu lasa viata sa-ti fie
primejduit4 de lance, cutit or
altceva inainte de . eonsulta pc
acest specialist.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-24
,BARBATI BATRflu ORR a,

M 9 intrebare care este boala
D-Tale, ori de cfnd 0 ii, daca
viata vitoare 81 fericirea to n
joe consulta scest doctor spe-
cialist. M e fntrebare ee rapoar.
te descursjatoare sveti din or
lisa spus 81 esti incqrsbil.
&c directie; nu fses mimic daea
ATENTIA sPDMALA Il sxa.
minarile microscopic Il Shimiel
i sfngelui, urinei u : ssuipatn
lui d toti paeientji care sulsr'
de nervositate IL conpaieAfiuns
msntAle e comunhs h sdresa
DR.. ALBERT j. o1lEILA
50 Public Square. olsyelan6 q
or 1854 WsGlsy Avs- olncinatl
ohje.
orels 10 oficiu a i 4 = \. p
- : 2 ,. - I,
Du,iaece 4 s1rb1togi q = 4
4
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
DIE:'M||IIPSEYPuTs
QU !l!!|E||::' BIZ
TO Mr.. MISkE
Ends the Championship
Bout In The Third
u

BENTON HARBOR, MICH Ring
isde-Jack Dempsey, worlds heavy
weight champion, defending his title
for the first time, knocked out Billy
Miske Of St. Paul in the third round
of q scheduled ten-round champion
ship fight here this afternoon. The
finish came after they had fought
one minuteeand thirteen seconds of the
third round. The challenger had been
f1oored with a right hand punch to
the chin and Miske took the count
Of nine. As he staggered to his feet
Dempsey whipped over another right
handler and Miske fell in his own cor
ner. Referee Dougherty counted him
out.
& The fight was witnessed by a crowd
of approximately 10000. The gate
receipts were estimated at between
100000 and 100000.
The hard smashes were sufficient
to win him between $4,000 and $780,
600, fifty per cent of the gate re-
ceipts.
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value OF CROP
TO Be GREATER
Production Offsets The
Lower Prices In
General

Much more favorable returns are
expected from the farms in North Da-
kota this year than were looked for
earlier in the season, according to A.
]. Surratt, state field agent for the
bureau of crop estimates in a state
ment at Fargo.
Mr.. Surratt said that while the
price of farm products will no doubt
be- lower this year thanffn 1919, the
production is expected to be higher.
He estimated that the total value of
all crops raised would be between
forty and fifty million dollars great
er than last year. %.-.A ~
The total value last syear of the
eight leading crops was 1886 &c.,
900. According to Mr.. Surratt's esti-
mate, this will bring the value this
year for these crops up around
1886, 000, 900. This is approximately
$3.50 for each man, woman and child
in the state.
This years valuation is the highest
ever recorded in the state, with the
exception Of 1918, when the value of
these crops was $3e2,238,OO0.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
= + + = ID 4 + i + Z
; AT HI GRAND

H 1871 SH-IStL- 81 az NE
Burning Daylight" Jack London's
novel, has been turned into a motion
picture and will be produced at the
Grand theater for two days beginning
Monday matinee 4 p. m.
Burning Daylight" is the name by
which Elan Harnish is known in the
Yukon, where, as a p%rospector, he dis
covers a gold field that makes him q
millionaire.
The early scenes of the gold stam-
pede in the little Arctic village, with
the desperate. crowds Of a~dventurers
making their headquarters in the Tiv-
oil dance. hall-the center; of primi-
tive passions controlled only by Tx,
self-made laws of men who r strong
and the later scenes Of the Stock
Exchange stampede in the heart Of
New York's financial district-the
center of the civilized fight for power
that goes on as desperately within
the bounds Of written law-these
form a background fora screen drama
that ought to be extremely efec-
tive. ~
Burning Daylight" will be play
ed by an all-star, cast that includes
Mitchell Lewis Helen Ferguson,
Louis Morrison, William v. Mong,
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
1920 1s.## gII#a
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streat.safs and buried ct sea, cumminss
selection q serious handicsp. IL ths
s I've .s HssGlnSssss e e s ;Rs eou e =: ssosrss.
M. Bryan calls the Cob can1idacy Z.
disIfaoe. He says:
" the fact that the Oetnocrats q I've
dry States. Ohio and Kentucky. have In,
proper to oonsider his position. a tss.
liquor question. q - becoming ,svery.
day more and mors apparent that hs,is
the nj about whose standard tkH vet.
forces win gstheer. 3,
drunkard In the last stages oe dsifium.
tremena would have SENSE enough 70,
know that Edwards has no chance O.
nomination. Senator Hitchcock did. not
have, any ehancs even !befere. The Ne
to lose. Governor Cox 10 thsir man and:
he has fairly won the dishonor thst 10,
seeks.
After d~issracing MS state no aspirss,
to . position In which he could disgrace
IN i a ess Piauol FS Sus Xss1: have sss Gen Sssn ssnSs e: 4s:'
anarchists Of the country. Tar more dans-
THAN the professional anarch'RtA,.
Governor Cox has become their candis
His nomination would make the
Democratic Party tie ieadsr OF the lave.
less element OF h counery. and his
election: Il. such z thing. wor6 possibls..
wotld turn the. White House over =
those. who defy the Government ana bold
There IL no likelihood o. his noyni.
nation and no chance OF his election II
nominated. but why should any Demo.
crat DO willing TO support Z man whosA
IF shs nssion 1'o For 'n The tri 9 eSn q pros
hibition 10 . triumph Of the nations.
conscience"
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Four yspng men q Devils Lake,
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
FOURTEEN ARE
s. BURNED alive
IN HOTEL FIRE
Guests Caught Asleep
BY Early Morning
Fire

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.-Four-
teen persons were trapped in their
sleep and burned to death in the fire
that swept the Houston hotel and
part of the business district here early
Monday. The fire started of undeter-
mined origin in the first story of the
hotel and caused a proptrey loss of
100000. Searchers of the debris
may reveal other deaths, officials be-
lieve.
Seven guests of the hotel who es-
capped incarceration are suffering from
burns or injuries. sustained by jump
ing.
Drops Baby Into Basket
Mrs. Mary Camporo, to whom a
baby was born only three days ago,
threw the infant from a hotel room
window into a blanket held by res
cuers, then jumped herself. The in
FAINT was uninjured but Mrs. Cam
poro sustained injuries. She will re-
cover.
Difficulty was experienced in iden-
tifying the dead bodies that have
been taken from the ruins. All the
deaths occurred in the hotel build
ing. Its 3S rooms were filled to
capacity.
Guests Jump to Street
The flames were discovered about
3 o'clock this morning, but it had
gained great Roadway before water
could be thown IN the building, a
three-story frame structure. Guests
jumped from the second and third
story windows, some being killed.
killed. Three metz appeared in a
third-story window, according to Fire
Chief Ambrose, called for assistance;
and then fell back into the blazing
building.
Nine buildings, including the Hou-
ston hotel and operarrhouse, three
lodging houses, two business struc-
lures and two residences were burn
ed. Klamath Falls was crowded with
hundreds of visitors who had come,
here to participate in a Labor Day
celebration.
The Red Cross has Communicated
the court house to house the residents
of the burned buildings and organized
labor has started a relief fund. The
labor council made the first contri-
button.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
new DIRECTORY
IS PUBLISHED
E. M. Crary Mails Out
Ramsey County's
Book

Ramsey county's unofficial but au-
thentic directory has been published
by E. M. Crary and has been mailed
to the farmers turnout the district
The book contains, so far as it was
possible to secure them, a complete
list of farm owners, renters, city and
village residents. giving the names,
addresses and names of wives of mar
ried men. It is conceded one Of the
best issues of its kind ever ~circulat-
ed from Devils Lake. Many appli-
cations are being received by Mr..
Crary for copies of the issue for i'd
vertising purposes and, for general
information.