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WHEN BOB MEETS BOB


Matthews, my name is Bob Mat
thews
Bob Matthews looked up in sur
price.
And this is my wife. Mrs. Bob
Matthews"
Bob Matthews smiled as he greeted
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Matthews.
| I am sorry" he said, that !. too,
ant present Mrs. Bob Matthews" Z"
All Of witch is the true story Of
lust how II happened, and neither n
feeble attempt at transferring the
movie trick of double exposure 60
Oklahoma's greatest, nor the fahri-
Caton Of an over-Zealous journalistic
Imagination.
After the Sunday meeting last
night Bob Matthews, secretary to
Billy Sunday, was duttifully inclin-
Ing pat!ut ear to the professionally
inquistive reporter when a big fell
low in a gray suit introduced him
SELF. The inQu'sitive one garnered
10 unsaid questions, abandoned the
verbal corkscrew and faded as
gracefully rs nature would permit,
into the background, reveling I'm the
sensation OF acquiring a story by the
simple eye and ear method.
Bob s. Matthews. 1915 North
Main, and his wife have had n
curious and friendly eye upon Bob
Matthews. secretary to Billy Sunday,
ever since the Sunday party came to
town and they read in The World
that its pinch hitter and general
standby had the Same cognomcu as
Al hnf No %
Of family facts brought TO iight the
fact that they are branches OF IN"
same family tree that flourlshcs IN
South Caroliua--the best state that
has the best people in the world, so
4
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MRS PRANK SEAMAN.
cay NuditlI

uurushed In the ruisa Daily World No.
ycmhcr 20, 9a e. 25. 26 1921 world
Publishing company puhiiHhcrl
NOTICE FDV HEARING on AS
SESSMENTS FOR PAVING ~
srHEEr IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER 2iI CITY or TULSA,
OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution " the
Noard ~ Commissioners adopted uu tho
18TH day OF November. 1891. rottce l.
hereby given that tho Hoard Of Commits
stuucrs ~ the cry of Tulsa. Oklahoma,
hos examined the ,st,matc and statement
~ the CITY Engineer AZ 20 tho amount
of tho coHi of the concrete pavement
which should be- a~scHsod against tho
ahutting property the property benefited
ana other properly liable 20 RssesHment
and tho owners thereof In STREET IN.
rNONEMENr DISTRICT 40. an which
includes the following described portions
of streets. tb-Vit;
TENTH STREET from tho East iinc
~ Lewis Avenue To the West line OF
Florence tkctrl Avenue.
And Huii Board of com isaioncra has
by resolution duly approved the aforcaaid
statement and estimate VI the city Engi-
n"rr and has determined to assess the
cost OF The Improvements I'm said district
hgainst the ahuttinE property. tho prop.
etty benefited. ana other property liable
70 ass"ssm"ut ana tho owners thereof, as
follows. tuaWtt
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NeUs of SdpUipa


SAPULPA. Nov. 25.-The success
or Sapulpa organizations in produc-
ing the Pageant OF Progress" here
Armistice Day has commanded the
attention Of several cities in other
parts OF the United States Requests
Tor information and data on the
pageant have been received hy Vic
or kirk. secretary OF the Cha mbcr ot
commerce, from commercial bodies
a. New Haven. Conn. and Carroll
ton, Ca" within the past week
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Kirk WINS Ills SONG

John Il. Kirk. president Of tho
state Teachers college at Kirksvillc.
Mo, for 20 years. is In this city Wis
ltlng his two sons. Todd Kirk and
Victor kirk, secretary Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce.
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Rnilrondrrs tn 1nl.n

\ special train will take hum
urcds OF Frisco employees and their
families TO Tulsa next Tuesday night
TO near Billy Sunday at the taber-
nacle. The train leaves here al 5:45
O'Clock and will return at 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-26

twelve representatives of the local
ny organization LETT here today TO
attend the second annual older
BOYS conference at Muskogee. No
vomber 25, 26 and "a.
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5 ADDITION
BROADMoOR HEIGHTS SECOND
ADDITION

SECTION 2 That the assessment hereby
levied on each Of the above m"ntionpu
lots and parcels uf land are h"-aby, DO.
clared to be n Hen uron .ueh lots and
other taxes and shall be collie sfcd ana en-
forced In the same manner as other taxes
Tn and for the city of Tulsa. okiahom1
sECTIoN q; That all ssscssme,.s here.
by levied shall be divided into trreo '2l
homa for such cases made and provided,
at the rate of eiEht ,s) per ceutum pr
snnru, payable annually az the t!na u
the payment Of the several inyaIlWelH7 :
the said aHsessinents from the date of
the taking effect Of this brl,hulcg' that
the first tnstallmeut sA.d urscsslpeut
together with tho aCcuIal interest on the
deferred instalimeuts shul be payable "a
the 10Th day ot December. l'Il. T'd mo
remaining o. red tnstai 20 ll's with the
yearly interest on the unpaid instiliweuts,
shall he payable on the 18TH ddy ~ d..
cember ot each succeeding year uutN I'll
Provided, however. ths' sny - tho
owners " the lots NJ parcels Of la1d 20
sssessed may A. any I'm" SGurlng ttnhs
day of the first publication Of this ordi-
nance pay 20 the city Auditor ~ tn city
ments 80 levied against their said la's aud
parcels OF land and thereby release such
property from tho lein Of such assess
SECTION T.. That ,nis ordin.ncs rhsli
BE- published Tor twcnty- mine consecutive
paper published in Tulsa, oklahoma; that
the publication Of this ordnance as re-
quiTod by law shall be taken and 70
garded az sufficient notice 10 all persons
Interested IN the asa"ssmrnts hereby
levied by the terms Of this ordinance.
SECTION o. That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances IN conflict with the
provisions Of this ordinance, insofar as
such conflict exists, are hereby repealed,
SECTION G That an emergency exists
for the prescrva ton OF the public health
and safety, BY 'sasun whereof this ordl-
nance shall tsks effect from and after
It's paEssge, approval and publication.
PASSED, aud the emergency clause
ruled upon sepstately and appTe we'd this
2bth dAy Of October 1924
APPROVED, THIS 25th day O. october.
1891.
r. d. EVANS
Mayor.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
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Published In Tho Tulsa DAILY world No
yember .2 %. -. 25 2G 1871 The
world Publishing Company, jPublishcIs)
NOTICE tDH hEaH Nt, tN ar.
STREET iAIPR6VrMEHf DiSrRrif
NLABER 35i CITY or TULSA.
OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resolution OF
the Bohrd ul commissioners adopted ON
the 18TH day ~ Suyrmhrr 1921, unure .s
hereby given thnt the Board OF Commit.
Foncrs uf the Cty ~ Tulsa Dklahurfa.
have examined the supplemental final
estimate ana amended statement OF tHr
'iiy Engineer me- tu the amount of The
cost Of the Asphalt pavement witch should
be assessed against tho abuttug property.
property benefited. and other property
liable Co ass"srmont ana tho owners there.
oi In STREET I'M RONEMENT Dl5.
ItitF NO a3l, which Includes the -lI.
lowing described portions Dg the follow luE
Avenue. tu-wits
QUAKER AVENUE from south line
ot Fifteenth street 60 N.rth line Of
seventeenth Place tBuena Nisul.
And said Board OF Commlssioucrs have
by resolution duly approved the afOro-
ameudrd statement Df tho City Engineer
and have determined ~ assess the cost
ot the improvements in said district
against the abu'tlng property. the prop
crty benefited and Othrr property fable
- asscasmcnt and the uwuors thereof as
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FOREST PARK ADDITION.
Paving for Rockford Avenue

An owners OF abutiing property prop
other property liable 10 assessment AZ,
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits TO thr
property thereby and any claim Npr oh.
le"'lons 10 he assessments ~ above srt
forth shall be filed ia writing iu the
office u Mrs. Frank Soaman, city Au.
ditor NJ the city " Tulsa Oklahoma.
on or before the End day ~ December.
1921 at 500 o'clock q. m and tho same
sioners on the 'gnd ,faV ~ Deceub"r
1874, at 500 O'Clock g. M, and any claim
or objections not 80 filed IN writing bo-
fore said time shall be deemed waived
Dated this lsth day Of Novembor ly2t.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

LOST MD IOt Nj
FprNp--Automoblic essir aoxan. ar
vo,trsrinr of sevsrs weeks. owner cul
SGT c,sing hy writing BOX tfse. Tulsa A.
aut paying for this ad
LOST Platinum shrine pin Return ~ So
Kennedy hldg, aud receive reward CO.
inr lt,4
Lost ,aiINnr boy between Klngs mar
kei aud tupIna store, reward pssF9
Lus1 AT Thifd sud Cincinnati ono army
tool box. containing Jack. chains pump
aud haE pf tools Finder please call Red.
osaFe js0s reward.
LOST uack leather purse. saturday
niFh' between send springs aud Tulss.
Ihunr sos sand springs
tOsr Lost BLACK traveunE bag Wed
nrsdty evening about 6.J0, between
Unatuu 60 Ecuushn on Fast Third, from
krnuHhn tr KATY crossing on East Fourth.
Finder VIII please call cedar 90. osago
tatt at go South zunia and receive ro-
Lu,r--r ucta rhi sorority pin. set with
rintru diamonds Iiia Berry uu back
finder return Co. World office and receive
rrtbrd.
LueJ Key aud small screw driver. ON
H'y r0ur, kny No 8. g. 40. leave at
Lusr.Iu east pdrt of town. ons sale.-
mons folio. Howard ~ returned TO 81.
g. lt.l" \ CO.'S. implement store.
sruArGp. ur stoicn two fomale Are
Hfrup Hu neck. the other two years old,
HIsvrrs tp name OF Floss both reglHtered
Hui arc rrHI companions. For iufurlun-
tuU regarding them VIII pay liberal re-
wurd PLEASE call paagu b8S9 ttl \.
~. 4iuu. George WiiliAut8.
STOLEN N.ar tnbrraaclo Wednesday
ov"niuH bay marc. harness and Duggy;
government property, branded w. - call
Usage 2"5t
PURELY PERSONAL 3
ALl.hMEElcAN waffle hou-e nj y.
Archer has changed hands, ell hitH
against THIS place must be presented Tor
pay lurui uu or before December 9. signed
o. o. urooI,s.
FAtRMoNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL Tor
confinement, private prices reasonable.
may wutk FOR board. babien adopted.
write for booklet Mrs. r. B. Ions. tsit
rweuly seventh &c.. Kansas city, Mo.
FREQ trld treatments FOR piles Itch.
eczoWu. tcrtum troubles, with
Prof Oabotne'R Powerful rilo Recto.
IoWo DiutmrHt Free book explaining
treatment T.. r.. sachsc. 2Jis Park Ave.
80. touis, No
| MIN Prot osborne's vaoumotrr
4tl Elm, Perfect Physical culture Ap-
pliancy. Osborne co. gl3i Park Ave. ~.
Louis. Mo Send Tor tree book on desei.
| opuent
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LECALS

tPubllsh,d in the .ruisa Dafy worid
NovsOsT ss e s7 X 3 !, ana ~ 20 20 IL p, s' "a woia "a
Pubiisr Ing Company. 'Pubi.sherD "''''
STATE or OKLAHOhA,
COUNTY or TULSA, SS.
IN THE COUNTY COURT
In the matter OF Celia Peck deceased
william Hudson Peck. executor. No
NOTICE or SETTLEMENT or
ACCOUNT
Notice ls hereby given that william
Hudson Peck, as executor OF the estate or
Celia Peck, deceased, has rendered and
presented for settlemen and filed In this
Court his final account and report of his
administratiOn az such executor, and his
petition for distribution Of said estate
and for his discharge and that the sth
a, NJ OF said day at the county Court
of Tulsa, and state OF oklahoma, has been
settlement Of said account ana for hearing
said petition at which time and place any
person interested In said estate may
appear and file his exceptions In writing
to the account and contest tho same ana
may then ANA there be heard upon the
petition FOR distribution and discharge.
set my hand and affixed the seal Of said
Court this 18TH day VI November. 1921.
County Judge.
(Puhished in the Tulsa Daily World,
November IS, -, 25, %, ~, IS go 30,
81 and December 1921 World Publishing
IN THfEs D6isTRIcT COURT IN .AEp FOR
TULSA COUNTY, STATE or
OKLAHOMA,
Y. Fox, plaintiff.
Mecca Petroleum Corporation. corpora
tisn, defendant No, i6l55.
NOTICE or RECEIVERs SALE.
YOU WILL TAKE NOTICE, that by
virtue OF an order OF sale made on the
22nd day OF November, uO2l, by the Hon.
". ". Williams OF the District Court Of
Tulsa County, state of oklahoma, thst
/ Will offer Tor sale, subject To- contrrns
ton OF said court, one certain oil ana
gas mining lease and lcRsehold estate.
together With oil equipment thereon, and
subject TO an Indebtedness OF apprQAi-
mately Twonty-one hundred dollars N2,-
10000, due and OWins to the Security
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MRS IUANk SEAMAN
City NuIII,'

.,,.,..,
tin'.'.h.' IN ,h" Tg''r "ar' world 80
,.t. 90. 90. 30. lt.I. lhH
N.'I Iuh'l l.h'nb .1u9nN. luhIahrrT
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.un,,, ''R Ign '' no ,.,i.'
ul,si o,rs o. ths c,E at ral.a uka
no'i ,i ,,'iw,t,, 'i,w,t,, .gd amended s,,,smggt pr
ln". cry trt'..rI as 90 tho amount ~ iho
should ho '.g.s..d osHI9.,t the .nuu1E
n,orr.r I.E..' ',.g.'."l +, eng ''"h,LL
&5$ % o!3aa %5s 55..5s, i..... 3, .;.:s
'' ..,,.,.,.. ,,...,.,
,g,h & l'9e Of E.s,gn,g ErS,,n.,,g, s'rsg, to tho
XIV I'I ID. NNI w from ne
SUI. w." lrn,I lNlN .''. '' 'h'
Ngt NV. Inl.l,.h,N I't'' -
Nv Ng..l ~ =. L''n tnr snuth
"9r g5 ,,.,, nil ,''lgi,.9 l,.,, ,N,i,i,,,',
w., ,I''. Avenue 10 'he N'Ht
VII Ili,'iH,iIlthaSim H,ilIlt SrHGEr from. ,ne
Midland valley HsIIrosd company to
4 a. A a.
N.i'N. ~ lI"ui w
80 H. '.t"' F'""' ." '"'
~ IVY, "a ',''l ,N.'uA't
no W. 1' "'I1,T I1 ~. .l,'.''i tiN',nU''H l no.
Wv ''su,uI uIi ,uu @ uup ,appT'N'a ,h. "I',',
u HAlu suhpl,lncnlal ma, ,.,lmote nnl
,T ",TS"Hna W. stt",'l,,',nI '' ~" ',,h tNF'n'y,
~ ,h' t,r,awu.',",'r, wu.'"r =" W. wy
ui Wy ,np, ,Hpnstt,rhH IN t'1 na,lle'
-, n.iti, .1u 1"u.o,th ~ uP'.,g w.. htVp
A., A., " y .l,,,,',' 49, ~ 't''r. p.uP,,ts.g l,"",'
70 70, ,nssea.mqnt ana the owners thereof a.
'''''"H' uinntsUoon Apptrfpst
mn. 10, F''" Sn,a N'''' -, A.,
'"S"' - ,""' w.. ~ N"''
@ @m" '"ss "'sa"S ,sh .,
"a ~ psti i,uio. 20 soS a.
!" KY, ,n,r,rn' r,,retu,., wall
- , q y, ", -, .s am an ,,. N,i'l ~"
- "l !" ." M"y"' o "a =.
" sn,'V"1" ,v "a ,ss'us
70 90, = y AW'n @ st.s
" ,o 49, N',nn,t. .o sst a.
n ~ rrir,rru rrru - '',19n '',19n,tV>, ~ s'''of
"a ''t,," ~, a,,,'.,il,.N w ,',i, Ni,i,I -, i'N
l' p in'"u"'" 'oA o.. soo,-
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VA ot'h. 'A,tti,a' 'k,}
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AUTOMOBILES


4 LtdHT NIP cylinder tourinE car frs'-
class condition In every way. bar
gain for Cash ur would trade. Cell
pHHRn stsh.
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HUDSON
ESSEN

Hudson Coupe. new paint. new
tenders new cord tires splendid
mechanical condition, ideal for pro-
fcssiuual man.
Nash sedan. new cords. new paint,
wire whopls and completely over.
huvlcd. runs Ike new,
Colo s Sedan. ON paint shopl
real cold weather bargain desirable
fur taxi ,r family car, SASS takes II.
Hudson Specdster. new Royal
cords, uuo paint and oyerhauled,
looks Ike new, this one won't bc
here but for a few days; exceptional
buy.
Essex Touring; Gin paint shop;
new tires. best mechanical condi-
tiOn.
Reasonable terms If desired.
BOOST MOTOR co.
112l S. Main St Usage ana
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THE WORST corn

WEST MAIN MATEP NtTY sANIrARiuM
\ home TOR the care ana protection OF
Young women. rates reasonable; babies
adopted. br. NJ. a. Newman medical
director. i5T W. Mnu, oklahoma city.
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sPECiAL NoriC gs

Or, y. J. RvBECK. ostoopathio physl.
n 'ian. has moved from apartment /.
suite gio New Daniel DidE. Office pbone
Cedar 2Ong.
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These arc special prices on new goods
Don't delay
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NorIcn ro ronp owNnns

Ford Windshield slass upper at s2.s0.
lower at f2.7j.
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MRS PRANK SEAMAN

'. t'.' ''
lPubllshed lu Tile ruiss bauy WGrla No
ypWbcr 20. O., p, 20. 20 1921. World
Publishing Company. Publishorsl
NOTICE FOR HEARING DN ASSESS
NENTs FOR PAVING IN STREET
lNPRovEME DISTRICT no. 40,
CITY or TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
IN compliance with the resolution Of
the Board uf CoWmla'ioucf adopted ON
the isth day OF November. 1881, notice Is
hereby given that the Board OF Commits
soners Ot tho City NJ Tulsa, Oklahoma,
have examined tho "stiWa's and state
mrnt ut the city Engineer aa to the
amount uf ;S5 ,.st - ;55 asphalt pave
ment which should b" assessed against
the ahutfing property. the property b"uo-
fitted. ard other property liable 10 assess.
ment and the owners the 'cOf, In STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No. $40
which Includes the following described
portluna Of streets. tu-wlit
ROGEFOHD AVENUE from the
South line cf Eighth street to the
North limo ~ Thirteenth street eN
cept intersection at Twelfth street
Aud said Board Of Commissioners have
by resolution duly approved the Aforesaid
statement nud estimate Of the CITY In.
=. lcer and have determined TO assess the
cost Of the improvements In said district
against the abutting property, thc property
and other property liable 70
assossucut and the owners thereof. AS
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All owners of HbuttinR property. prop
erty benefited by said improvements, and
other property liable to assessment. arc
hereby notified ihHt all matters uffectinr
such improvements or benefits To tho
property thereby, and any claim or obiec-
lions Go the assessment rs above sol
forth shall be flcd IN writing IN the or
flee Of Mira Frank Seaman. city Auditor
OF tho ,Ity uf Tuisa. pu ur ueiuru tnp -uu
tsy ~ December 1871 at 600 n'ciork H
M. and the same m All lc heard by the
i ard ut commissioners on che -nI uUy u.
December, 1891. ut O'Clock %. 40. auH
uuy claim or objections not IN flied t0
writing before said time thalI be deemed
waived.
DATED this 1sth day of November
l9-l
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STOLEN N.aT tabernacle Wednesday
oy"niuH bay marc. harness and bupRyi
government property, branded u. =. Call
Usage gUat
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OWEN YANCUY q FIST.
Attorneys for Receivers
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PURELY PERsoNAL

NLL.NMERtCNN waffle huu-- nj ~ y.
Archer has changed hands ell bins
against this place must be presented Tor
o.. L.. UrupkH.
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LOST Platinum shrine pin Return 70 So
Kennedy uldg, aud receive reward. Co
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nradpy evening about 100. between
Unatuu TO Ecuushn on Fast Third, from
Ernophn ~ Katy crossing on BsHt Fourth.
Finder Will please call cedar 60 Usage
tatt at go South zunia and receive ro-
wand.
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Erpp iuh treatments FOR piles, itJh
CC1oWu. rcrtum troubles with
Prof Oaborne'R Powerful rilo. Hrcto
IcWo Diuturnt free book explaining
treatment T.. #. Sachsc 2Ii3 Park Ave.
St Louis Mo
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-27

country which he might visit,
that they refuse to take up arms
and go to war.
There will be war;" he said,
Gin some form, and war growing
progressively more and more de-
structiye until competitive
world has been transformed into
a cooperative world. Every war
for trade sooner or later newt
ably becomes a war of blood"
Mr.. Debs expressed the opinion
that President Harding, at heart,
was against all war but described
the president as representative
OF system that made war possi-
Bile. The arms conference, he con-
tended, was significant only in
that it was recognition of the
cost of warfare and an effort to
reduce expense instead of elimi-
mating the cause.
Action in behalf of others still
imprisoned for violation Of war
laws, Debs declared, would be un-
dertaken as soon as he had re-
adjusted himself to Circumstance
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-27
Makes a Family Supply
of Cough Remedy
Really better than ready-naado
cough syrups, and saves about ~.
Easily and quickly prepared.
i2915IS1r1S1S1S15151S1.

If you combined the curative prop
erties Of every known "ready-made
cough remedy, you probably could
not get as much real curative power
as there Is in this simple home-made
cough syrup, which Is easily prepared
in few minutes.
Get from any druggist 2N ounces
of Pinex, pour it into q pint bottle
and fill the bottle with syrup, using
either plain granulated sugar syrup,
clarified molasses, honey, or corn
syrup, as desired. The result Is q
full pint of really better cough syrup
than you could buy ready-made for
three times the money. Tastes pleas
ant and never spoils.
This Pinex and Syrup preparation
gets right at the cause Of cough and
gives almost immediate relief. 10
loosens the phlegm, stops the nasty
throat tickle and heals the sore, irri.
tated membranes so gently and easily
that it is really astonishing.
A days use will usually overcome
the ordinary cough and for bronchitis,
Group, hoarseness and bronchial asth.
ma, there is hothing better.
Pinex is a most valuable coneen-
trated compound Of genuine Norway
pine extract, and has been used for
generations to break severe coughs.
To avoid disappointment, ask you,
druggist for "2i ounces OF Pinex"
with full directions, and don't accept
ANYTHING else. Guaranteed to give
absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-27

Announced
In Albany

..,orncement of the engage
=. of Miss Mable Patchell, OF
sn and Melvin Snyder. son
4, iDuT Mrs., Josephine A. Snyder, Of
~, M was made on Friday night
A ''s Albany at a Christmas party at
x home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
|rist Of that city. The news was
IA M airing supper. The wedding
s.ts n was not announced, but may
T. III IN early summer. The couple
n IN live in Albany. Mr.. Snyder
..oyed to Albany last March af-
n four years residence in sa-
|sm, while here he was employed
II The Ford Motor company. In
hlbany he is office manager at
Flck Brothers garage.
Miss Patchell is the daughter
4, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Patchell, OF
Tbird and Lyons street, Albany.
sbe attended high school in
|Wheeler and recently completed
In course there. Miss Patchell is
4 southern girl and very charm
Bne. She moved to Albany with
ber narents from South Carolina.
IN SNYDER is nephew of Ben
Fick. Of Albany, at whose home
,he announcement was made.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-27
Golf Officials
Asked To Meet
to Discuss Rules

Chicago, Dec. 27.-Presidents
of golf organizations in the west
who have been invited by officials
of the United States Golf associa-
tion to talk over rules at the an
nual meeting of the U. S. G. A. on
January 16 plan to make it an i'm
portant session, President Albert
G. Gates of the Western Golf asso-
citation said today. Ninety per
cent of the clubs in this section
are playing under the western as
sociation's rules, Mr.. Gates de-
clared, as the U. S. G. AS rules
were regarded as too strict, espe-
cially the penalty for out of
bounds, and restrictions on the
putting green.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-27
Debs To Devote
Future Energies
To War on War


Washington, Dec. 81. - War
against war is to occupy a great
part Of the future activities of
Eugene V. Debs, freed from At
lanta penitentiary by executive
clemency on Christmas day, ac-
cording to his own announcement
here today. The socialist leader
said he could make no concrete
plans for the future until he
reached his home in Terre Haute,
Indiana. He will leave Washing
ton tonight.
Debs announced his determina-
tion to obtain, if possible, a vow
from every man, woman and
child in this country, and every