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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-09-23
LOCAL ITEMS
AS taken frCm anothers lip,
Aud iotted down upon a slip;
Anc I. someone has lied To us.
Please shun this ONCE when you GUS

Gathered your seed corn yeti
A. j. Krieger welt to Omaha today
with a car of cattle.
Billy Sunday opened a six weeks
revival meeting at Sioux City last Sun
day.
Chas Abourezk is this week having
a cement sidewalk Ibid in front OF his
place OF business.
j. A. Muller, a piano tuner oil Nit
chelI, was here this week tuning some
piano in this locality.
Do a little boosting by sending us
a story of your success in Mellette
county, for publication. Do this right
now.
Circuit court is now in session at
White River. The State vs. John Vel
low Wolf is being tried as We go to
press.
Mack Vaughn expects to leave this
week for Armour where he has accept
ed a lob with Eric Brodball building
roads.
Elegant building, rooms and equip
ment. Free catalogue shows every
thing. Nettleton Commercial College
S;ony Falls 1872
There was no school in Wood the
first three days of this week as the
teachers were attending the Teachers
Institute at White RIVER.
Bills were printed at this office the
first of the week announcing dance
for tomorrow Saturday evening, at
the Legion Hall in Wood.
VIM. Mckee moved to town Mon
day, but he expects to leave shortly
for Armour where he will help Err:
Brodball with his road contract.
Paul Meyer and his bride moved
into the lumber yard Office last week,
where they are now keeping house IN
til their own residence is completed.
DR.. E. G. Smith, Geo. Rsnsdel and
Mr.. Richards OF Lake Andes, S. D.,
were here from Saturday until Mon
day visiting with the j. n. Bundy
family aud enjoying a chicken hunt.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-09-23

VIM. Meyer and wife went to Win
ner, Wednesday where Mrs. Meyer
had some dental work done. VIM.
said that this was his first trip to Win
ner in three years.
Fred b. Eggleston Of the Cody
neighborhood drove 90 Winner, Sun
day where he went to meet his wife
who was just returning from a two
weeks visit with her parents at Corn
ing. Iowa, and where she attended a
family reunion.
DR.. Mcdonald the White River and
Murdo, Dentist, who has served the
people on the reservation for over six
years will be At the hotel in Wood one
full week, October IL to y. Save
your work for him, be will treat you
right. 34t4
This section was visited By another
good rain Sunday night which gave
US "A precipitation of al inches. Mon
day night another light shove: fell
that yielded o. inches Of precipitation
Up to the time of writing this item
we have escaped a frost.
DR.. Mcdonald the dentist was here
all Of last week, and while the wealth
er was very disagreable, yet the DR..
reports a very good business. he is
at Mission and Rosebud this week
and expects to return to Wool for
the week Of October II to %.
County Agent Gray informs us that
next Wednesday be will have on dis
play in Wood, some mems and ladies
wool socks and stockings and some
wool blankets made out Of South Da-
kota wool by the South Dakota Wool
Growers Association. Come to town
on that day and see the display.
Ben Larsen returned home Satur-
day from Ewing, Nebraska, where he
and his wife were called a week ago
last Friday, on account OF his wifes
father suffering a stroke of paralysis
Mrs. Larsen renamed at Ewing to
help care for her father who is in a
pretty critical condition.
The second annual meeting Of the
Rosbud Association of Congregational
Churches and Ministers will lie held
at Gregory, S. D., October IL and IA,
Those from Mellette county appear
ing on the program are j. B Brown
and Rev. E. G. Salter of Wood, and
Rev. j. E. Robinson of White River.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-09-23
Americans Have Prettiest Feet.

What country possesses women with
the largest feet? This question arose
from an inspection Of women's feet
In Bond street during the busiest hour
Of the morning. Women Of many ma
tionalities passed, displaying under
standings" that varied considerably
In shape and size.
Dutch and German women have
the biggest feet IL the world" SAID
Robert Wortley, court chi ropodist.
British ONE have the longest
feet, but they are narrow japanese
women have the smallest feet OF all,
and Americans the most beautiful,
because they are well cared for from
youth.
after the American foot / award
the beauty honor to the French WON
an, whose foot Is a triumph Of grace,
while dancing has given a special at
traction to the Spanish feminine
foot."-London Daily Express.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-09-23

The new county road shaver came
down from White River yesterday and
is now working on the Memorial High
way from Wood east to the county line
j. H. Bundy and wife, Mrs, P. V.
Tuell and daughter Miss Wenona,
Mrs. f. S. Cleaver and the Editor and
his wife of Wood, and Eric Schleik
ier and wife and Robert Miller and
wife OF Carter, all members Of the 10
cal chapter Of the Eastern Star drove
to Winner, Wednesday evening and
visited the local chapter there. They
all report having had a most enjoy
able time.
Oscar Oelson Of Newman Grove,
Nebraska, who was here visiting with
his cousin Rinehart Week and family
the past week left Saturday for his
home. Mr.. Olesod own a half sec
ton of land in Rosebud Valley and
be was here looking after his property
He expects to build on his land this
fall or early next spring and then
move out and make MeIIette county
his permanent home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-07
Propellers of High Efficiency Feature
New Helicoper.

There are those who assert that the
problems of problems of practical me-
chanical fight will never be solved by
development Of the helicoper. Yet in
an isolated hangar upon the western
outskirts of Chicago, there can be seen
today flying machine of this sort,
which embodies the toll and dreams of
a father and three sons. Though COM
plcted and tested for vertical lift, it has
not been tested for flight, but the inter-
est of the builders continues undated,
and since recent tests, described below,
this interest is known to be shared by
representatives of foreign powers.
In simplest terms it may be said that
the test machine consists of two nor
mally vertical shafts, each bearing at
either extremity a horizontal three
bladed propeller, measuring p #. from
tip to tip, and of peculiar design. The
shafts are revolved by two Gnome ro-
tary engines, and their inclination is
controlled from central cockpit by
meas OF small compressed air motors
Thus it is seen that he propellers alone
are depended upon to produce vertical
flight. Horizontal flight will be efec.
tived, the builders say by incling the
shafts away from the vertical, and 81
giving the propellers horizontal thrus
component.
During recent tests, conducted at thu
request Of the foreign investigators re
ferred to, the machine proved itself cap
able Of rising from the ground. On!.
one propeller was used during the test
and the machine was allowed TO ris
only far enough to move hand aroun'
the dial of an anchoring scale. But tn
interesting fact is that the hand di
move-and far enough to indicate tn
simultaneous action of all four propell
ers would easily have sufficed to lift til
helicoper into the air.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-07
77DadyS
D6Eyenin8
airy Tale
ABOUT The CREATURE.
I VARY GRAHAM. BONNER

user ThoughtluIness and the boy
.p HE girl walked down the hill.
liz. boy and girl were on their way
io he House of Secrets and one OF
Il II adventures had been to meet
with the horrible woman.
II you haven't heard Of that adven.
ture already you will do so before
very long.
You see" said Master Thoughtful
ness, 81 must explain what happened"
Are we on the right road for III.
House OF Secrets?" asked the boy.
YES" said Master ThoughtfuIness
''you have to 90 over this hill and
through the next valley, and beyond
the third hill and I'm the heart of the
valley which lies below the third hill
you will find the House Of Secrets"
"Oh, were getting nearer all the
time" said the girl delightedly.
That's the way to go on a Journey"
smiled Master Thoughtfulness. 1--WE
want to get nearer and nearer the end
all the time, no matter how much we
love the scenery along the way. That's
only natural"
You were going to tell us about
the horrible womanT' asked the boy.
"Oh, yes" said Master Thoughtful
ness, ~ must tell you about her. You
see, she is very ugly. She is ugly
because she is cruel. Now she may
mend her ways. I hope SO. If she
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-07
loud Telephone Convenient For Trai,
Dispatc'inp.

Railroad train dispatches whose
My objection to the modern telephone
1rder method is the use of the head
7ani or the alternative of holding an
ordinary receiver in the hand. are freed
from even those requirements BY new
form OF ioud-speaking telephone, &C.
vised for that purpose by western in.
ventor An interesting feature IF the
new receiver is that the transmitter Is
mounted on an adjustable arm hanging
from the simplifying horn, so that the
operator is entirely independent Of the
instrument, and can use both hand for
the records. With special transmi.te.
the loud receiver may also be used TO
distribute music from a photograph.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-07

doesn't, l will certainly punish her
good and hard. for simply cannot
stand cruelty. She can't got sAsnx In
these parts II she keeps up hsr ways
I think she will change. A new look
I saw In her face as left told me 80.
"She was beating that beautiful ltt-
tie boy, at first. Whyf Oh, didn't
find out why and she only muttered
something about his having takan her
shawl to wrap up his toy Teddy bear.
because he was making believe IL w.s
sick. 1t was something of the sort"
Had she told him not tor they
asked.
Maybe" said Master Thoughtful
ness. hut whether she had Or not
she needn't have acted like that She
could have talked to him. - evea
punished him, but she needn't have
been cruel. Anyway. she has been
the sort Of woman who hasn't liked
seeing anyone play or make-believe
anything. She hasn't even believed
In affection and love. because she
couldr'' I'll them M In her hands and
feel them.
"Rut she had no business 10 be
crpel like that I've nc use for her
when she acts like hat. and as say.
II she doesn't improve. I will see to
II that she has no child. Someone
who can understood and care fer a
nice little hoy better than she does
will have him II she doesn't watch
out.
''But the thing that made me angry.
too, was NOT only that she made that
little hoy scream for doing rust III.
tie hn'f.nauchty thing. hut that she
said something which heard as I was
hurrring mn the road.
'She vas heatin. him and her ugly
old face looked ugl'er and as she did
so she said with mean look,
"''s hrrt'r" ~" more than IT'S
hur'inp Won 70 II wasn't Che
was hvnocr''" She was hurting
the N''e bov auu she wasn't hurting
herself In the least She only said
so to try to make "lIt she wasn't being
cruel
"There may he times when folks
may mean that I'm not sure. don't
like the express'"n any way and I
never did, and in her case md In MANY
others I've fornd 'hat II didn't hurt
the older person 81 all, who was say.
Ing such thing
u must say cannot abide that
l simply cannot. And If folks do
mean II when they say it-wel, |
don't think II sounds nice, for n
sounds too much IKE something that
Is an excuse. And when folks grow
up they shouldn't be using excuses all
the time. It's not becoming.
so, rs I know she didn't mean II
and that 1t was only very mean
excuse. told her she had better ston
1t for good. ] rather believe she will
| think | gave her a good lesson to
day and think she may, for the frs,
time in her life, stop to think of ms,
how that sounded"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-07

For any itching skin trouble p pnsJ
eczema, salt rheum, hives, hCH, . S
head, herpes, scabies, Doans JILL .oy AZ
Is highly recommended. ooc OON
all storsa
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-07
Why 1t Succeeds.
Because It's For One Thing Only. and
Shepherdstown People Appreciate This

Shepherdstown People Appreciate This.
Nothing can be good for everything
Doing one thing we'll brings sue
cess.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for one
thing only.
For weak or disordered Kidneys
Ask your neighbor!
Here is Shepherdstown evidence to
prove their worth
Mrs. Ben Hebb, Charles Town pike
says: 81 had dizzy and nervous spells
There were dull, dragging pains
through the small of my back and
loins. When | stopped over or lifted
anything, a pain would catch me across
my back. The doctor said il was
caused from my kidneys and bladder
but his medicine did me no good A
neiehbor told me about Deans Kidney
Pills so | tried them AMI thew soon
gave me complete relief. Doan's re-
stored my kidneys and bladder to nor
nal ami stopped the pains | can
s'ooo over or lift anything without nv
back hurting me and don't have ner-
VOWS Or ii77v spells nov"
The above statement was given
Ma" LIST. 1913 and m February 18th
'o2t, Mrs. Hebb said: "My faith in
when first endorsed them. They
cured me of kidney comp, amt and
ave had little trouble since"
Price Coo. at all dealers. Don't
-'mr'v ask for a kidney remedv-eet
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
W. HeNH had Foster Milburn CO
"e-r Buffalo NY
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-07

"Of course there is no such thing as
woman's supremacy" says a man whom
the Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes.
do you think NOT" replied his
friend "From the time boy sits un-
der street lamp. playing with toads
until he is blind and old and toothless
he has to explain to some women wbv
he didn't come home earlier"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-07
A Weariness of the EIeah

We all like animation and enjoy see.
Ing girl lively and ardent. But the
girl who makes an effort to appear ami.
mated by processing interests she does
not feel. doceives no one Makebe.
ileve enthusiasm tires instead of in.
spires, and the vlvacity which II as.
sumes, instead Of being felt. f. n
WEAKNESS OF the fiesb.-Girls' Com.
panion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-07

Children" said teacher, "can any
OF you tell me what is the most dan
erous part OF an automobile ?"
up went hand, and Tommy (who
walks to schooD responded shortly:
"Yes'm, I can, il. the driver"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22

venting the further use Of the pro.
cess by the defendant corporation.
An accounting was also asked
The plaintiff company is owned
oy the Armour Packing company.
and the patent, the infringement Of
which Is alleged. covers the whole
process OF dchydrating tho petro-
leum, and Is one Of the most inn
portant In the oil industry. By the
dehydrating and what is known as
the cracking OF crude oil. tho
volume Of gasoline and Kerosene is
increased about 20 per cent. through
the application OF heat In "A manner
not unlike that employed IN the dis
tillation OF liquors,
y similar action is pending I'm
Kansas city and II the Judgments of
the federal courts are in favor of the
Armour interests. IL is said. actions
will be begun all over the United
States
The original process was batented
by Jesse \. Tubhs in 1903. and tho
Universal Products company is tho
successor In interest OF the original
patentce.
II is stated that the Shell OH
company and the Associated oil
company both use the process bv
virtue OF a license.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
OkIahOHld Central ActiUe
In Lyons Pool

The Oklahoma Central oil COM
hnys No, = well on the Hetty Bar
nett tract, I'm the east half of north
t'Ses' Of 25-li-ii, Lyons pool, which
zane In n few days ago at 1850
onnls' Is making $3.50 barrels daily
s7uai guagc, No. 1. on this tract.
: producing 72O barrels daily and
ss' been completed since September
u The Oklahoma Centrars No. 3
this 40 acres Is rigging up to
TOd and numbers 4. and q are
moving in rigs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
mpbeH-Fitzpatrick Oper-
CtiOnS in the Usage

W, T. Campbell ana j. T.. Fitz-
patrick are moving in n rig for .
test In the northwest of the south
tast OF O.2I-0, Usage.
hcssrs. Campbell and Fitzpatrick
ar drilling at 1900 feet on their
lest In the northeast corner of the
southwest of 36-22-S. This well
IaSsed up n 80 to 15-barrcl showing
nj the Soi 10 S70-foot sand, ana Il
Twin well VIII be put down TO this
Shallow pay, I'm case the above test
rinis oil In the deeper sand, says
VI Campbell.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
vi Patent Suit Starts

ton r'S - ANGELES. Dec. 21.-An ac-
amonn,a may result in judgments
Jus, hnng 10 millions of dollars has
dls,rr, nled in the United states
..lsged ,ourt II involved the al
ering arrangement ~ of patents COW
urac,tae treatment of oil and the
ne M, sun 81 gasoline and Kerosene.
~ On was was brought by the Univer-
blot tIouucts company Of South
Iaay against the Union Oil com
N'"s Tor an Injunction pre-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
Big Producer in Northwest
OeaRer Pool

lhe American Eagle Oil COM
El lEmplrc Rcfincr,cs). brought
LOOO-barrel producer at 3 feet
s % sand In the No. 1 X. Jcffer-
~ III the southeast OF the north
,'sl AOl l7-li-11. Top of the pay was
",,hed NJ 2,735 feet.
ris well Is the farthcst north
Pool
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
frdirie Wen Shot

ya '"e % Prnls'c Oh & Gas oompany's
ea., wen IN 4-26-8, In the north
tlo,,nrM rMvhsion OF the Burbank field,
H., flo harrcls actual guagc the
ye,,..l,o 10 hours after IL small shot
and Is now making 375I
sand per day. Top Of the pay
WIS IOMnd al 2SI1 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
LEGALS
Publlshed in The Tulsa Dany World
December 81, 22 and 80, 1921. world
Publishing Company, Publishers)
ORDINANCE No g29O

Publlshed IN The Tulsa Dany World
December 81, 22 and 80, 1921. World
Publishing Company Publishers
ORDINANCE No. 223O
An Ordinance amending Sections
1888 and 1toi OF Chapter Kill, Traf-
fic Regulations of the Compiled Ordi-
b. nances Of the city Of Tulsa, Okla
loma. for tho year 1911 and Section
ii0G Of Chapter NLlL, Traffic Regu-
lntlons OF the Compiled Ordinances OF
the city Of Tulsa, oklahoma. for the
year 1911 AS amended by Section
of Ordinance No. 2l42 2,rcpealing all
ordinances or parts Of ordinances in
conflict with the terms and provisions
Of this Ordinance and declaring an
emergency.
BE IT ORDAINED HY THE BOARD or
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA. OKLAHOMA:
SECTION THAT Section 1855 Of Chap
ter %LIl. Traffic Regulations % thc
Compiled Ordinances OF the city OF Tulsa
Oklahoma, Tor the year 1911, be, and the
name is hereby amended to read as fol-
lows:
SECTION l3s5.sIGNALs GIVEN
BY DRIVERS, TRAEFPPi,G, ,S OFFICERS D
"It shall be unlawful for ans. vehicle
AZ defined by Section 1874 OF this
Chapter, o be turned either to the
right or TO the left by the person In
charge Of such vehicle, into an inter
sectnE street unless a signal Of his
Intention to turn shall previously be
given by such person IN charge Of
such vehicle IN the following manner
BY holding the hand and arm upward
to indicate an intention 10 turn 20 the
right, and downward TO indicate an
intention To- turn 70 the lett ana pro-
yided Il shall be unlawful for any
vshloi. to be stopped by any pcraon
10 charge Of such vehicle unless
signal Of such intention TO so stop be
given by holding tho hand and arm
straight out; and provided further
that In the cungested districts u SAID
city az defined by Section 1859 OF
this Chapter, as amended by Section
Of Ordinance No. 2i42, any person
in charge or such vehicle approach
ing a street Intersection where any
traffic officer is stationed on duty al
rectIna The orderly procedure OF pc
d.strians and vehicles across such
street Intersection shall indicate TO
the officer b. holding the hand ana
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
lrubliahed In Tulsa Dauy World, Decem

fpublisbed in Tulsa Daily World. Decem'
brr a. g2 and 20. 1871 world iub
fishing Company puhlish'rl
moan K-OKLAHDMA CITY, OKLA
NpTirE no CONTRAtrOBS-Se pro.
possIs will be received at the office OF
the state Engineer untl y. ~. De,
combcr 80 1921. for the construction ~
spproNimately $40 miles ot uuc-course
plain Concrete pavement, IS teci woe.
In Tulsa county. state OF pkah"Ihh
known as Oklahoma Federal Ala Project
sEN'TIoN Uu-VV- WV From the south
umits OF Broken Arrow TO tho Wagontr
county line. being approximately S.a'
miles Of one course Plain Concrete pave
mcni, containing approximately S''e-o''
SEcTiON DD-LL-NX From tho RorcrS
county line south towards Tulsa, on IN"
Tulsa & toosa Road, being approximately
egg miles OF one course plain concrete
pavement, containing approximately Sl,-
j8s.2 square yards.
Bids will be considered on either or botn
sections Plans may be examined anu
cations secured at the office Of the state
Engineer They may also be- eNnruin'd AZ
the County Clerks and County Engineer I
office al Tulsa, oklahoma.
Ri1s must be on proposal forms or the
State Highway Department accompanied
by certified check or surety Company $
proposal bond In the amount Of 10 per
cent OF this bid Right Is reserved to
reject any and all bids.
Detailed Instructions to bidders VIII be
found on pages I To- inclusive Of the
State Standard Specifications. 80.
-. tfgat Tan .f Tlrh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
Commissioner Of Highways.
ERNEST S. ALDERMAN,
STATE Engineer.


state Engineer.
5Ppblisheh IN the Tulsa Daily World De
reiubcr 49, 20 a. &c, 30 1921. World
Publishing Company, Publisher
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS
SEgSNENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET. IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBEI 3i5. CITY or TULSA,
OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with tho resolution OF 'he
Board Of Commissioners adopted on the
18Th day Of December, 1891, notice II
hereby given that the BOard ~ Commis.
sioupra of the city of Tulsa. Oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and Htatemert
81 the City Engineer as 20 the amount
Of the cost of the ybrolithiC concrete
pavement which should be assessed
aFaiust the abutting property the prop-
erty benefited and other property iiahl5
10 aBsossmrnt and the u~nri- tuyt~ui in
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO
3i5. which includes the following de
scrIbad portions OF streets, to-wit.
BRADY STREET from the East
line " Detroit Avenue 10 the West
line u EIgin Avenue.
And said Hoard Of Com missiQnerH has
by resuIutio1 duly approved the aforesaid
t1tomeut and estimate of the city Engt-
neer end has dcterWired 10 assess tn"
cost of the improvements IN said district
against the abuttinE property, the Erop-
crty benefited and other property Nab,c
to assessment, ana the owners thereof. as
Q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-22
GOOD Producer in
burgess Sand

a,h' ~ smith has n 100 barrel pro-
n hmt ~ IN his test an d-22-12, Usage,
nm.I ne Burgess sIsid. topped at ap-
roAiinatoly i,iO0 feet.