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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

and farm work will be stressed
The state owns approximately 1900
acres OF land around the refor.na-
tory and an effort will bo made TO
place the whole OF It under cul-
tiNation."
There are approximately 1900
cohNicts In the two state prt,ous
now. n is said. More tktr 50 are
at Granite and the others at Meal
ester The change in policy Will
leave only about 200 at Granite. II
Ia estimated
designations were accepted re-
Gently from J. A. Phillips, warden
and J. a West, deputy warGtn OF
tho Granite prison. Their succcs.
sors have not been appointed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Dyeing Department

The art Of dyeing, for such must It be for
perfect results. requires far greater skill
and more extensive equipment than Is ordi-
narily considered necessary Dyes must be
diluted with water, and much depends on
the water for the lasting appearance OF the
dye. A wonderful water purifier In part
OF our extensive dye equipment and tho
workmen in this department are expertly
trained to correctly Judge materials and tho
dye to be used that your garments may
be returned really and truly as lustrous
and beautiful as when first purchased.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Hat Department

Straw and Panama hats are OF such varied
shapes and qualities and their needs for
rejuvenation so varied that seldom viii you
find a shop sufficiently outfitted to adj
equatcly cope with all requirements. But
such is the equipment In this establishment
and our hatters 30 thoroughly trained that
regardless OF your individual wishes.
whether mans or womans hat, we can
exporty serve your wishes. The famous
South American method OF bleach IN used
in this department which insures you
against the use of acids or injurious chem
icas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Captain Will James
Dies at Fort Worth

FORT WORTH. Texas, Juno H.
Capt WIN G. James, ono " the last
SURVIVORS OF the Quantrcll Gucriilas,
died here today aged ~. He was
born IN Mississippi and after the
hrNAkIhR up of tho fhmonA rnIdcrA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Storage Vaults

Thousands OF dollars worth OF clothing are
lost annually for want OF proper protection
when not In use. For Il very nominal sum
we will store your winter garments or furs
In our moth and fire proof vaults whore
they arc carefully inspected and FULLY pro-
tected from all sorts OF insects. Call us
now for storage and our trucks will call
for your garments and deliver them at the
time you may specify.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Cleaning Department

From the old and inefficient method of
hand cleaning with gasoline, has evolved
wonderful. modern and efficient machinery
which does this work far better without In
jury to finest fabric. These methods COM
bined with the expert workmen we employ.
the expert care with which they are handled
and careful elimination Of peculiar dscolor-
ations and stains renders this more than a
Juyenation-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Allies IN Meet.

PARIS, June 1.-THE premiers
meeting at Bolougne bids fair TO
blossom into n full sized inter-allied
conference. Premier Lloyd George
and Premier Millerand have decided
TO invite Italy, Belgium and Japan to
attend. This amplification. 1t is
understood, Is due to progress made
by the Franco British financial ex-
perts studying the German indem-
nifty question.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Blanket Cleaning

In keeping with the progressive spirit OF
this plant and It's ever alcrtness to institute
new and needed services we have recently
added this new department. Your finest
wooden or cotton blankets may now be sent
here to be cleansed and revived along with
your finest garments with every assurance
that they will receive the same careful and
expert attention.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Rugs and Drapery

During the E'iHiu,sr months rugs and drap-
cries very quickly accumulate dust and be-
come soiled. A recent expansion In our
cleaning department necessitated larger ma
chnery and now we are especially equipped
10 handle your largest, heaviest rugs or
fIlnieHt draperes with equal efficiency and
dispatch. You'll find housework much less
n drudgery II you let us take care of your
rug and drapery cleaning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Parcels Post

5incc every town may not have the ad-
vantages offered In fully equipped and
modern cleaning and dye plant we have OK
tended our service TO the whole section OF
the state. A special department Is always
at your service to receive and dispatch
parcels post shipments and the same care
full service is extended these orders that has
distinguished Bohnefeld Service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Fancy Work

Many times women hesitate about sending
their delicate and filmy garments TO be
cleaned less they may be badly damaged
or at least injured. But Bohnefeld Service
is different. An individual department and
a separate group Of employees handle these
garments and each Is constantly alert and
watchful of every operation that slightest
injury may not befal filmiest fabrics or
most delicate colorngs A trial has con-
WINGED many women who have used this
service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Tailoring Department

This department is maintained as an in
tegral part OF the institution to supply our
big family OF customers with quality work
manship and material In alterations, re-
pairs, and the refining OF garments.
big stock OF buttons, braids, Innings, hat
bands and other necessary materials Is al
ways maintained where It Is instantly ready
for work to proceed on your garment with
out delay. And too. you will find in this
department the same expert workmanship
Service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

LONDON, June ~ 49, Premier
Lloyd George conferred with IN,
cabinet today, discussing. II was said
foreign affairs. This conference "a
considered as probably the more i'm
portant one the premier will have
before hiS meeting with Premier
Nillcrpnd in France next week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Office Personnel

o. office personnel is courteous and eager
TO serve your best interest, At all times
they will advise you to their best ability
and knowledge concerning any contem-
plated work and whore especial treatment
Of the garment II necessary they will gladly
take II to our foreman for expert advice.
Ycu are free to use this service without OBJ
legation,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Accordion Pleating

This work Is performed by the best experts
obtainable and the work is Of equal quality
and progresses as quickly as IN any OF the
big out-of-town shops who usually do much
of this work. Whether wooden or silk ma
torial you may entrust It to our care with
perfect assurance Of the workmanship and
condition OF material when returned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Delivery Service

Six fast delivery trucks are ever in service
to call for your garmente and deliver them
when finished. Cars are enclosed to pro-
tect garments from dust while en- route. The
drivers will be found courteous and faithful
TO your instructions, serving your desires
as In found throughout this institution. A
call will bring one Of these trucks quickly
TO your service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

From the time of the establishment of the Bohnefed Cleaning and
Hat Works. the policy of this institution has been afford the public
clothes service that would amply fulfill the need Of clothes
uvenation and conservation and at price consistent only with
quality workmanship, materials and service
Each brought demands in service which have been
and modern equipment designed through scientific research
to most ably supply this service
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

And the close Of the Cleaners and Dy Convention Of the
Southwest District of the National Association finds Bohnefed
ice grown equal footing with the services of the larger cities
Nevertheless the exchange of ideas and methods discussed in the
has supplied many helpful contacts which will
eventually be used advantage integral and permanent
service But present prepared with the massive
outlay equipment and service features operating to render
wonderful super-serice in each department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

NEWPORT, r, l., June l7.--Be-
cause of the northeast rainstorm
today's meeting between the Nanite
and Resolutc, rival Americas cup
defenders, was postponed until to-
m prrpw
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Premier Meets Cabinet.

served long time In the British
army. -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-12
BUCUREsT11 SERREAzA UNI.
REA ,BASARABIEI.

Gu prilejul recunoasterei de
eatra conferinta de la l1ondra a
unirei BasaraIbiei, o mareata ma.
nifestatic de stralda avut loo
Dmminica.
I'm Plata Teatrului National So
alunat un imens public, care in
frunte Gu doua muzici militare s
ell drapele interaliate 81 nationa
le s'a indreptat spre statuia In
Mjhai viteazul. Pc tot parcursu'
public non Sc alipca IA manifes
tatie asa ga plata Universitatii
de la strada Acadcmici 81 pima Il
statuia Bratianu, era 0 massa Il
riasc de oamcni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-12

control pc situate fara mterven-
tia guyernlllui.
combustibil pentru locomotive,
din pale. - Washington. - Sc a.
nnnta ca i'm laboratory guvernu-
Jul, ehimistii an perfeetionat .
metoda de a suffrage un fcl de
gaz din pale, frnnze, ETC., care
poate fl dntreIbuintat pentru loco
motivele automobilelor, camioane-
lor, etc. Accasta idee a fost Ina
intata 81 1de Ford. Ell spuliea sea
s'ar putea irlcerca ca sa Sc sub
traga din paie I'm fel de benzina,
fnsa c material, ideea s'a rail-
zat, acum tot ceea ce { necesar,
Ie inventarea unei locomotive ca
Sc consume acest gaz.
Luc1atorii din industria de o.
tel, nelnultulniti. - Gary. S'a
tinut Duminica dupa ameazi o a.
dunare poporala a lucratorllof
din industria de otel 81 fer din a.
cest oras, dupa cum spun frun.
taSii miscarii.
Reprezentantii he la noua Orgl.
nizatic lucratorilor in aceasta
industrie vOr fl prczenti. Nemul.
tunnirile de felnl cum a fost con.
dusa greva trecuta 81 rezultatul
nefavorabil al ei, este motivM ca
re facut Sc tinea aceasta a
dunare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-12
|D|N HDGA CONDfN[UL.

Cctim intr irlyitare: ,,Dupa
Teatru va urma dansu pima la )
ore p. a. asupra solviri SAVIOR prl-
mi Ca mare mllltamita in flnldul
Bisreici. - - Ni-s'a TRIMS de
Aln cititor din Erie, Pa. cu rllga-i
mmtea sal spunem, sal lamurlm
ce-au volt sd zica acci earl au
conpus invitarea. Doritori de a
satisface rngamintea cetltorulul
am adunat la olalta tot persona
llh redactiei, al administrator 81
char pc tipografiei, earl Sc
cam pricep la asemenea bazaconn.
dar ell tOata truda II ann fOst III
stare sc ghiemm cimilitllra Am
eonsultat 81 masa Ouja, dar in "a
dar. spirihul care a deslegat pima
astazi toatc cniemele 81 secretelc
II "a fost in stare sc ne spuna ce
insemneaza ,.p. a." 81 nici fundu
Biserici. Intrigati, Sc aflam eli orr
ec pref clenciul. am mers, la Q
caftlirareaSa, dar in zadar. a III
dicat din umeri. Am mers la 0
tiganca care ghiceste din Chloe.
81 rpsucit ghiocul yre-o jumata-
te ceas, dar acelasi reSpuns :
mn stiu mIncati-asi bolerule.'
Am incercat la cca mai Vcstltil
ghicitoare, lelea Imaranda, care
da cu bobii 81 spune 81 din cafea,
81 sucit 81 resucit bobii, fel 81
chip; ne-a facut Sc bem cite trei
cafele 81 cercetat ccStlIe 81 cu
ochii liberi 81 Gu microscopic, a
sudase 4biata femeie de alta mum
ca 81 tot in van, II a putut sd ne
dea nici o lamurire, 81 hesnadaJ-
duiti, am VENT la redactie Sc CO.
municam ruriosului nostru cctitor
rcsulta tul cercetarilor noastre. -
Inyitarea luuunga 81 mai sunt
multe cimilituri prin ca, pc carr
lie vom publica pe rlnd. ca sc nu
VA zahaim prea multi dlntr odata,
en- gindul ca poate din numerOsll
nostri cetitori sc Va gasi vre-unul
care sd le deslege.
Sc zice ca printesele germane
an ineeput Sc MARTA dupa lu-
tratori Cind G sd Sc inece cora
b;a. soarecii parilsesc.
&c Sc fie oare cauZa GA nu maj
soseste comisarul regal, care
IteIegrafiat acum vre-O dOua luln
ca e pc Gale Sc piece din Bueu-
resti?
Nrabia Malaiu viseaza 81 ungu-
rii plebiscit.
Ca Sc nu fie suparare intre pa
stele eel catolic 81 eel ortodox, a
nins 81 ieri. Tare ne-a lndragl.
iarna. Nh Sc indura sa sc despair
! ia de moi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-12
DTSEURSUL DOAGNULUI NIL
NISTRU LUPU.

Vorbind III numele guycrnului,
domnnl ministru Lupu arata cd
Basarabia care a fost atitea de.
cenii jertfita taFiS,aaIlui, Sc az
toarce All definitiv Ia patria-ma-
ma.
Taranii alaturi de preoti au
pastrat limba 81 datineIe romi-
neSti 81 Ell vor ramine pilda pen
tru viitorime.
Vechea prejudecata e populara
ca Prutul singurul obstacol 81
ca e dusman poporului, sc dove
deste All ne1ntemeiata. Prutul cu
serpuirea albiei lui, c1nd fura
MoMovei Basarabia. cind 10 in:
torcea.
All, Prutul colsimtc la unirea
fara revenirc Basarabiei.
Guvernnl recunosc1aa mcr;tele
taranjmei a depus in oarlamen!
un project de dege care preveae
acordarea de pamint taranilor ba
sarabeni.
d. minisfru aduee elogii arnaa.
tel care q trecut Rrutul Vi nayS
lui capitan ferdinand.
fncheie Gu urari pentru dinas-
tie, armata 81 R0minia Mare III
vcci nedesplrtita de Basarabia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-12
ELoQu TARANufHI BAsARA
BE1GE.

Dosmnul BUZDlJGAN amintes,
te cite ceva din istoria Basarabi.
ei, din 1mprejurarile in care a
fost smulsa Moldovei 81 aruncatd
tarism,alui q din patrioticele 81
lmte ale taranimei basarabcne
dc a-si pastra intaete semnele 81
romjncsti.
Adpcc lande aeestei taranimi
81 ii mnltpmeste.
6tudeptql RAIli4 arata opers
ronMeasca . aaipistrilor 81 frun'
ta$ilor hasarabeni, care au in.
fluintat 81 grahit retreceaarea
Basasabiei.
y. DAVID SERPEANU nAl.
|tsmeste u aauAa aeea taranime
basarabeanx care . stiast sa@i pl,
stree separsAisrpul =; xa nn sc q
mestece Gu Rusii cum su faeut-o
boefii.
Mai vorbesc uh student bssara.
bean, un enamei5or din Dcbregea
81 aiti Basarsbeali.
!, ne i statuia lui Mihsi Vitea'
xul, cortejul 80 inidreptat aprs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-12
INF0RNATN)N|

Franta citeaza tratatul de apa-
rare. Londra. - Raspunsul
Frantei la nota Anglieit care Sc
referea la ocuparea tinutului de
peste Rim, a fost primita la Lon
dra. Franta mentine ca ca dat
ANGLER de stire inca la ; Aprille
cd Franta considera ca necesar a
lua masuri niItafe naca Germa-
MA nu-si va retrage trupele din
districtul Ruhr.
Raspunsul mentioneaza trata-
tl de aparare idintre Franta, An
elia 81 Statele Unite, Gu t0ate ca
aeesta nu ratMicat insa da des-
tula doyada ca sc banuia ca Ger
mania no sd Sc tina de termenii
din tratatul de pace. Nota stir
seste cu o expresiune ca Franta
spcl.a ca strbiectnl va Fl liscutat
81 aplanat spre satisfactla ALA
tilor
Millerand yorbind preset a
spus:
,,Pozitia Frantei foartc SIM
pla. MOI lie aflam in prezenta IL
nei serii de violari a tratatului,
dintre care nltimelc calca precis
acelc articolc, care snnt mentio-
nate special in tratatul Franco
Anglo-American, 81 care prevede
lea Anglia 81 America sa yina in
ajntorll1 nostru.'
fsi mArturise3te crima. Can
| ton. ,,Eu mi-am omorit barba-
tul. MI pot permite Ca altii Sc
fie pedepsiti pentru crima pc
care en- am cpmis-o,A cu aceste
cuyipte dina Nichclena Arianni,
ii 'etate de rs ami, a fntrat 81 s'a
predat politiei din Canton.
pumm1ca noaptea Ia I'm loc re-
|tras ! fost aflat anortpl. Politia
eauta pe daejgasi ~ feoria ca cri.
ma 4 foSt ic0mlsk de yre-o SOcie-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-12

arestari, lar. la nrma Icflrd unll
dinre eel banuiti era gray aenzat,
femcin a VENT si s'a prcdat.
Ea spunc ca Afugit de groaza
barbatsrlui in Canton. Duminica
seara n,sa la intalnit 81 fau plecat
imprelula ca Sc discute afaeerilc
Tor. La I'm loc retras, zice ca bar
batul = volt sc scoata cutitul, pc
care tokleauna il purta La ell, a.
tunci ea a tras revolvcrnl 81 la
| ucis Gu doua gloante.
Ce zice doamna Hoover. -
| Philadeljhia - Doamna Herbert
Hoover. fepeia fostului dictator
al hranci, nu aproba ca barbatul
ii Sc fie candidat, la scaunul pre-.
sedential.
Raspunkind la aplausele de la
banchetul dat de Bryan College
cind s'a mentionat d. Hoover ca
1 viitor presedinte ca a sptls ca
IN ann fost lde parerea formarii
cluburilor pentru Hoover, pcntru
ca nu aprob ca barhatul lnep sa-si
pune candidatura.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-12


,.n ann fost ldc parerea formarii
cluburilor pentru Hoover, pentru'
ca nu aprob ca barbatul mep sa-si
pune candidatura.' =
Wilson ignorat in chestla A.
dTiatlce1. - LOndra. - Rapoarte
ca o noua baza de a aplana ches-
tia Adriatica a fost prOpEsa de
Llcyd George, iasupra Garcia STA
.al Statelor Unite ma EOS: soli-
citat. a fost confirmate de ccr-
curile seIrbest; ae aici.
Propunerea aceasta G caracte-
rizata de cei ma multi plrtizani
al Sirbilor ca cea mai acceptable
din cite s'au faeut pima acalm, in
sa stirea ca s'a ajuns leja la 0
intclegerc cu Italia, premature.
Un rachet explodeaza. - Pro-
violence. = Explozia unui pachat
dat la express, IA rant pc trei
hamali, stricat rau platfornla 81
vagonul de express.
Pachctul era pus pe un yagcnet
cu altele spre a fl duse la wagon.
In tren care a trecnt a atins pu-
tin de yagonet 81 a prodns ex-
plozia. Ancheta politiei ma puint
da la lulniM &c continpt acel
pachet.
Fratele primaxului Davis, mort.
- James \. I}ayis, singurul fra
te al Prnnars,lui 0raNllui Cleve-
land, murit iasresedinta lui de
pc Z. list Street.
Boala id-lui j. A. Davis a de-
VENT critica de la moartea fecio.
rului lui, Evan II. Davis, i'll etate
de q ami. care il murit acum do
Ia saptamini.
>. = y
Ungurii vrea se introneze pc
Carol. - Geneva. Dupa cum
spune telegrama de Ia Buchs,
situat la frOntiera, cei de la gu
vernul Ungariei eopspira ca Sc
rapeasca pc Carol al Austriei, sa-l
treaca frontiera Elyetiei pe sub
&ssuns, ell scopul de restaura
monarchia la Budapesta.
Carol, care locuiestc la Pran.
guiss, in apropiere de Geneva, re-
fuza ca Sc intrc in Niata politica
fara garantie din partea aliatilor
0ompers desprs grsv&. - Phi
ladelphia. Samuel Gompers
presedintele organizatiei Ameri.
can Federation of Labor q spus
reporterlor de IA giare ca nu {
nici O greva la calea ferata. El
astepta un tren sal duca spre
New York. Din cauza grevei in
sa a fost slit ca Sc piece Ia Wesa
Philadelphia ca Sc ia trenul. Cind
s'a suit iii wagon . spus:
,,Aduceti-ya .aminte, grcya NJ
este. Congresul 0preste greHele
de la caile ferate, Snsa, de Sgur
M e nici 0 lege co Sc opreasca
pc indiviMuali Ae . esi din iacru
daea doresc aeeasta.s'
Gompers ma volt Sc spqna dc
Fee a VENT Ia Philadelphia.
Se sioe "a ppe1el lj1t11p ~ I
bolnav. Washington. Syo'
nurile care cireuk in eapitata
spun ca presedintele WILSON -
afla din nou holnsv; ea beala =
ynta lar s'a reintoas. Aaeste svo'
nuri par confirmate si de faptnd
ca preunblarile xilniee en euta'
msbilh, ali incetat din non, =
din cind in cind lnedicii fac yizita
la Casa Alba.
50 -
Qdxsnsl si sssve. 49, Washing
ton. Daca greya 4uerStorsao
dc la caile ferate vor aneninta se
paralizezc Transported, atulaci gu
yernul trebue - = m1suri, se
spune de oficialit itige Air eapits'
IA. Greva nu e.e0nl1d 9. degaM ca a
junsa IL acel palnc M putin ~
lin prexent, dnsa nuy0tuul p3ivHUta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-12
I'm rachet explodeaza.
Fratele primaxului Davis, mort

Fratele primaxului DAVIS, mort.
- James \. Davis, singurul fra
te al Prilnarplui 0rasnlui Cleve-
land, a murit a. sresedinta lui de
pc Z. list Street.
Boala d-lui j. A. Davis a de-
VENT critica de la moartea fecio.
rului lui. Evan II. Davis, in etate
de - ami. care murit acllm Mo-
ia saptamlni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-12

QdNs1n1l q eseve. - Washing.
ton. Daca ereya luerSt tosiaos
de la caile ferate vor arneninta se
paralizeze transport,h, atuaci gu
yernul trebue se = mlsuri, se
spune de oficialitftiIe Air eapits-
IA. Greva nu .: s1deyat8 81 a
junsa IL accl punp IN putin Ap
IN prezent, ansa yIlvlsllrluul pyiyk 4
AZ apraape sitp - creis
|cx frnntasii unf IN pillle
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-06-18

atchee this week
Ross IRWIN went over to Seattle
yesterday on business matters.
c. w. White of Dryden returned
Wednesday from trip to Seattle.
Call and see the line of ladies' silk
underwear at the J. c. Penney Co.
Try the famous Sprau Ice Cream
at Days. We guarantee satisfac-
ton. (26")
Attorney Herman Howe was at
Wenatchee Monday morning on bust
ness matters.
You can get campers heavy all
wool blankets for S3.9S each, at the
j. {. Penney Co. (26*) J
Mrs. Taylor Yocum and daughter
came down from Telma Wednesday
for couple days in town.
If you want nice little home on
easy payments, see A. o. Neut-
eel. (23-tf-np)
Rev kroneman, of Peshastin, went
to Pullman Monday to attend the
pastors summer training course.
The Star ElectricVibrator complete
for $500 Free demonstration Sat
urday, June 10Th, at Wheeler's DRUG
Store. (26*)
Mrs. Susan Thompson, mother Of
engineer James Thompson, expects
to leave for her home at Neche. n
D., in few days.
Mrs. H. L. Hughes, of Olympia
who had been here visiting her son
Attorney Herman Howe, returned t.
her home on Monday.
Second grade shingles for sale vt
$3.50 asd $3.50 per thousand at the
MILD. & c. Single Co., Lake We
natchee. (25-3tpd)
John, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Haugh, was taken by his
mother to Wenatchee Monday morn
ing and had his tonsils removed.
Mrs. Beamish expects to have her
millinery and ladies' furnishings
open for business by Saturday in the
building next door to Carlquists
store. (26*)
Attorney Lindey left last Satur-
day for Terry, Montana, to pack and
load his household goods, and OK
pected to arrive here early next
week with his wife and children.
The children's day exercises at the
Methodist church last Sunday even
ing were very good. The church wa
crowded and the little ones and larr-
er children took their parts PLEASING
~, in both recitations and songs.
DR.. A. G. McKeown went over II
Seattle last week and arrived hone
Sunday with his car, which he had
had repaired and painted. He found
that people over there were able to
get about all the gasoline they
needed
A few uses of an Electric Massage
Vibrator: Crows Feet, Black Heads
Obesity, Headache, Scalp Treatment
Rheumatism, Headache. Insomnia,
After Shaving. Free demonstration
at Wheeler's Drug Store, Saturday
June 10Th. (26*)
Miss Hattie Adrich, who had
been keeping books at the Leaven-
worth Mercantile Co. and for the
Rutherford Mercantile Co.. left last
Saturday for Seattle. Miss Aldrich
made a large number of friends dur
ing her stay here who are sorry in
deed to know that she is leaving per-
manently.
John S. Brender, forest ranger, re
Gently made complaint about a ranch
err living near Leavenworth who had
started burning stumps without a
permit. The defendant appeared be
fore Justice Day and plead guilty am
paid fine of $25. His name is with
held because he is a mighty good fei-
low who isn't looking for roublc
and does not expect to find it again
and because we do not want to adj
to anyone's troubles.