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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18

FOR EENT.- front room. ono block from
court house. Rent reasonable. PhOna
pxags so|
NI,gIN trusbpd room, Flnh ana
Bugldei, APARTMENT h, Cedar .34-,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18

WANTED Copy work particularly. also
shorthand HU machine d.rtaiI0n iu office.
notary ln"'a DAME. biIg, OBago $40
u,tL rLrt.EHs A'D TAM0Rs. OPEN
hlI slsllT VIE CALL ASD DELIV-
tH o#E. .Hs'
wE Will Isuo,e au tho dust dirt.
rr'aae aod lo" spols in your rugs ana
Ha new. If Rurf rs noe satisfactory don't
upH fnr I' rhaU" ougn NI17
ruuSG raNGu $3.50 Hoforo building or
r,muda.lpE your. homes, first-ClaHs work.
honest uaafIsDt. trst ,lty reference.
Su BDNE CORSET
TaUorw made. guaranteed Mrs. McAulisn,
Usage $3.50,
WANTID. Wuaniugs 10 do st home. de
uyorrd and go after them, can Usage
DIGGIEG rstprns. rrmeutIng trash burn
Cra. cellars ami wullH. 'all Jim Sand.
ors. contractor. Usage 1902
MATTEEsSEs rcuoyatci aud recovered
O. We rof'lt old felt mattresses, ali
work runrautced. Porter Mattress co.
Phone 1886.
WANTED water weils 20 arm. Phone
CEDAR 7-6. T.. y. cole.
LEI ME MEND anh laundry your lace
c9rtalus '5c ,pair' work guaran-
NATL HOUSE AND WINDOW
CLEANING co.
Windows cleaned, wallpaper, woodwork
prices are reasonable. cedar ll1O,
PAlN1lNG and psperhanging, ali work
guaranteed, e5lmatea chserluly gIyea.
Osags ..s"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18
BUSINESS SERVICE

nIsfNrss sERNICt OtfERED q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18

ftso'WviN t.rtu, rstrp largo outside
THHUHs. also connecting rooms. bot amt
NnIu fuuuIuk water. respectable hotel
for people Who appreciate a clean atmoa
ph.t,. reasonable rates bN ua3 br week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18
BOARD AND ROOMS


BOARD AND ROOMS
knOM~ toW HtNT. FURNISHED ~ /
.I..rpl,,
uIu.s from rI.Ih and Main. rur aIngIs /
trnUenau llEu,l smokers NOT want |
''u' '."t' ''''
btiIlEHN t. $50 IuI tent. large gDuth.
'.'l ''"n r''"t" home
tlHIN 81 lHlt IarEs cool room suit.
-INGrl>u r..u ut r.n, eafarc ID do.
HT.' I.n cincinnati
r.. I.t summer. gentleman oaI, 6ssra |
f'..
rD,uII N, aid. 4..tI...., .....,. gI..
f..r. s..p.rr noon. ,tin.Wr h,y, u
ru'al. h'wr.
1901 II.N a.t <Irr .rr. t.,ut
s..cI..r room. ais, susI bonn. ront
fra.'uHl usuED tHs,.
NI,Ilt ntnlsbrd b,itu.rr I.. ,ar.
uIta ur married cntiu.. rr.f,ft.t ,a4g.
tt'.
I,ut.. ...,t ,.,.rt,.y ,, ,.....,
bafu ar frn AdwIr1f '-
a slruI>G r.am at cad s. cheyenne
btt.'. rb.ro 1.srr 405o
Huup .r.G .GV. NI,t ,,,,trv..t ...,r.
.up IYuHY modern and ,r1s, iu ,.,t.
t,t1.I
CLOSE i> po..arl, ANAL and lace.
.,,u5 t,..nt.Ilr Eiii''I ,.,. ....N
u.asr r.a t
urNN1.U INt-f f,tyr s.ytt .,,.,.
luE roou. adjoining bath. nli modern
,'n''nlrn,y' WnltluE distance. ue" of
,sgg.. oy,gf room. suitable Coz two men "r
l,I,-t.-i, s...,l..., .,...,.,....
"'".' '''"h' '''' t'"' "''''''h.
G,r,Is,ra, .,,',p',ins G,,r,g' 'F ''n'
,.,. ,.,... -
'Vlt H.Nt '',.rnE room w.acru. vaIh
lut ".lhn'' r'l'a'r horne % por W"ek
''.' ......-. .........
MNNN hbb' Is MAN apartments. room
adjoining bath, prva'o entrance, mon.
'',,',', 's.t,
lNtbl ib. D.. A| lafg" front room.
suitable ior two Ecnurncn. tall 1huw
usN ",''i noon snN '''nlns or aA}a' '"ii
-, W.T. ''N' ''-'
''frIE ,'Inr iHi,iS''n'' room 'l' D. jackson.
'""' Ia.
nuRNErr ". ..o9 small huuso for
one or two nalrs or married couple.
~. l... ana y p n. ssos y. hutnel'.
room for Two men. so per month. just
OF OF Hast sixth Jitney
| MADISON b., uo.rwo nicely furnished
, u"nI bedrooms ~ ana ~ per week,
| M"dotn' ptlNat" family.
rENtlL W. IS Nicely furnished, front
Sleeping room Tor ront, adjoining bath;
! priNai" family s"nuemrn nrofourd.
StGGrlNH IS1il room' 'lS =. Detroit o'ago
| CAMERON -, 2is--Niocly mrnishen
/ sleeping room, Osnge ,6b7
HOSTON, H., biG--Dcairahle aautbcast
| front room. cony"nIrnt to hath rIns, Il,
,el .. one "' ,wo, "sako 'ess. .--.----.-.
hnSroS, ~ ,sdd, Furnished room for
a'."', '4"b' wv
LpNhLi ROOM IN private home. mod.
ern. for one or two gentlemen, Phone
''ase eeel ~ .--.-.--....
FOlNrll, ", 12sa- For ltont, upstairs
sleeping room; suitable Tor two gentle.
mon.
DENVER. H., sOa-rwo nice light house
keeping rooms. evorythlng furnished:
walking distance. connecting bath Cedar
fsl' .--.-
LARGE and well furnished sitting room
hath privsts b",ms 'trfsrenrss ,eo,,i,.I W
| Usage 1921
TWO iarEe aiceplng Too,na ,sdioinI,y
bathl In private family; no other room
ers, story house. cool anmtnor looh-
ton. also room for ear. Phone Usage
ara ..-..--.
LAWTON, n. iig-- Furnished room, al.
Joining bath ntce noighborhood. one
block OF two car iinss. 40 per month
'"' INV t-e i"' 'W"' beutl'ln"h pietett"d
RENT TO GENTLE LEMEN-sicepinE porch
rent cGi 1si :. Cheyenne, alter
r1s.foS \ s5,--N,esIv ,nrn,.5s5 -, -,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18

FRISCO uuIlI West Tulsa under now
manager room. siulIc 81 per vcck. two
100 ROOM 50 au. bath Accommodations 81
urr du, r'gut-
rliL WEltINGrON tiutol rooms is rcdur.
IuE rent tn pre- NPt prices 1h.A ".
iuItd. tfHEu 1922
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18
BUSINESS SERVICE
III siNEsS SERVICE oIFisRtD "a


MATIItEsSEs renovated end recovered.
pll dIrt taken out. cotton made In layer
felt, bnx Nllrd work guaranteed, phone
Tor price and samples Of covering Phone
1910 Tulsa Muttrrss 60.
MATTRESSES renovated aud recovered
returned homo tho same day. Phone
Gtt9. sanitary Mattress 60.
nid. AZ nomo say they 40. / ut va guar
autre 20 please you. Try MS and you
viii tsII your friends Porch swings Tor
sale. NUlcf-fiyde Furniture hepairs a
MFG yis 4. Fostorla. Phone Usage
HIsl.R.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
TENN. COPPER co. EXCHANGE.
Stockholders to Get Shares for
Voting Trusts.

The voting trust created In 1915 for
the Tennessee Copper and Chemical Cor
poration will expire on October 80. after
when its stockholders will be permitted
to exchange their voting trust certifi-
Gates for the corporations shares.
In the annual meeting of the stock
holders. scheduled for April. they will
be permitted to vote their own shares FOR
the first time in five years. Application
mas been made to the New York Stock
Exchange to list 100000 shares of the
company's capital stock in exchange for
TIE equal amount of voting trust certifi-
Gates now traded in. The exchange OF
the shares for the voting trust certfi-
Gates win be made in the Columbia Trust
Company's office.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
SUGAR.

Raw sugar prices were unchanged
yesterday and only moderate interest in
offerings was showu. A Philadelphia
buyer purchased 5000 tons of Philip
pines, due In the first week in Novcm-
ber. at &c. @. |. r.. for Philadelphia, and
a New York refincr bought $500 tons
OF Philippines at that price and for the
same date. The Warner Sugar Refining
Company took 1900 bags OF Commit
tee Cubas at &c. c. |. e, in port. that
purchase being withdrawal trnnsac-
tlon. Refined sugar was unchanged and
a moderate demand was reported
The range of prices in yesterdays
sugar futures market was ns follows:
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
STRIKE FEARS SEND
WHEAT TO 1921 LOW
Corn Also at Bottom Price Of
Season-Big European Or
der Has Little Effect.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1s.-Benrish views of
the domestic Industrial situation and Of
the foreign financial outlook carried the
wheat .ngrke. downward to-day to the
lowest prices ye. this season. Closing
quotations were unsettled at Ss4c. to
4xc. net decline, with December si.D5M
to si.o5.a. and Hay sL0s% to si1o.
Corn finished unchanged to s@ &c.
lower; oats OFT &c. to Sc. and provi-
sions unchanged. to csc. down.
Except for brief time at the start
the wheat pit was almost bare Of buy
Ing orders. whereas numerous brokers
had orders to sell. A temporary initial
upturn In prices was ascribed to a dis
position In some quarters to belief
that the Government report on farm re-
serves had received too much weight as
a depressing factor. This circumstance,
however, was soon lost sight or and the
attention of traders was focused on the
uncertainties OF the threatened big rail-
way tieuo and on talk Of a. possible
financial crash in Germany. Announce
r,ient that 1000. 90O bushels OF United
States wheat had been purchased for
Europe failed TO bring about any impor-
tant rally
Corn as well as wheat touched new
lew record price for the season. The
corn market though was relatively firm
compared with wheat. Smallness of re-
ceipts. together with better export in
curry. helped to sustain values. Oats
paralleled the action of corn.
Provisions went lower with hogs.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
SURE or GOOD SUPPLY
OF NEWS PRINT PAPER
Adler Says Publishers Have
No Occasion for Worry.

CHICAGO, oct. 1s.--Newsp spaper pub
fishers need not worry over tho supply
OF print paper for next year, j.. 7. Ad-
Ter, chairman OF the paper committee
OF the American Newspaper Publishers
Association to-day told the Inland Daily
Press Association. Quantities of print
paper arc being imported and this paper
has been found by Atlantic coast
journals to be satisfactory he said
A. l.. DAVE. secretary OF the Cana
dian Pulp and Paper Association, re-
ported that Canada had reached rews-
print manufacturing capacity OF 1900
600 tons year. CONSUMPTION In the
United States. he said. was 2.5eo,0Oo
tons.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.
MuEaT

WHEAT--In tile local cash market No. 2
red and No. 2 hard. $1.14M; No. ! Manitoba.
track y. Y.
CORN-in the local cash market No. .
yellow ane No. white, 62c. No. . mixed.
61Hc. C. l. Z. ". Y. lake and rail shipment
OATs-In the local cash market No. 2
white. 4.isc. No. white. 40iac: fancy
clipped white. 54c.: ordinary clipped white.
46ladtoMc. al elevator.
RYlc-Market weak: No. Western. 90c.
{. o. b. and ssisc. c. /, I. n: Y.
BARLEY-Market easy: feeding. 5445Sc.;
mailing. 62Gl66c. c. !. +. n. Y.
HAY-s1arket quiet: No. !, s2I@29; No 2,
So6p2s: No. s. $23925 shipping, .$2l@Se3
ton: timothy. No. 3 to 1. large bales. ton.
S2!92s: shipping. $20ds2: no grade, $i5dls;
fancy clover mixed, $26; No. clover mixed.
s24a25; No. . clover mixed. seoJ2o; alfalfa.
ci562e
a ton; No. rye. $.01o1; No. oat, $l6V17.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
CAHI.ES.

Rio futures unchanged TO % reis higher
December f2Sij0. Dollar rate 400 lower
1920. Exchange. isd. higher. sisd Receipts
II 900 bags, and stock $4,000 bags San
cefnter. t5s30O. Receipts 3g,o00 bags and
stock 3.031 600 bage. Receipts at ports 81, 600
bags, against 03.ODO last year and IS. 900 two
years ago. SEQ Paulo had $1,000. against
30 ,ouO and $4,000 and Jrndiahy $4,000.
against $4,000 and 10000 bags respectively
Eain in three Sac rauio districts. finc IN
inc, showsTy IN ore. Cleared frorn Rio 300
bags for New York and from Santos $500
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
EXPORTS rnoM VIEW YonK.

Exports frcm New YORK yesterday
Wheat. S77.tte buihnIs; corn. t7.1s7
bushels oariey. 12i,1b9 bushelo
bacors, 35S,500 pounds lard. $4,000
pounds: grease. 4sS.sGD pouuaz; flour,
s.100 sacks iubricating oil. isG, 200 gall
Ions oil cake. 4,07t, 900 pounds.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
JOSEPH HART ESTATE $1,000.

Joseph Hart. for many years in the
vaudeville team OF lallen and Hart.
left an estate of only s2.ico when lie died
October 3. his will. flied yesterday
showed. The entire estate goes TO his
widow, Mrs. Carrie De Mar Boudrow.
Boudrow baipg Harts maine off the
etage.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
BANK STOCK TAX LAW
REPEAL rs OPPOSED
Cooperation Counsel of 70
Cities Meet in Albany.

ALBANY, ". Y. Oct Incorporation
Counsel representing nineteen cities In
this state met here to-day ana appointed
committee to assists1n opposing case
Instituted in New York city to test the
constitutionality OF the State bank stock
tax law Speakers strongly opposed the
removal OF the tax. cortcnding an adj
Verse decision would rleah that more
Shan ss.0oe.c0O worid have TO be pro-
vided from other sources.
n. l.. Robertson of Syracuse. Charles
Pierce OF Rochester and owen 6. Becker
of Onaonta compose the comnittsc 20
assist in opposing the test case. Will
lam A. Parsho, OF Fort Jervis pre- sided
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
New York Prices.

spr!ng patents. SI4i 80; sPring clears;
s5G6; soft winter. straiehts. So.SogG1o hard
fair 10 good. S5J095.75; choice TO fancy.
S5.T5@6. CornmeaI dull; fine white and
dun: bran. 100 10. sacks, So: heavy mid
ding, 100 ID. sacks, s23 red dog flour. ITO
b. sacks, $50; Western weak; bran. 100 lb.
saclSs. $50; standard middiins.. 100 10. sacks,
red dog flour, 40 ID. sacks. s3s. OIL meal.
S43 ton.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
ArcHIsoN TAKES own LINE.

wAsHrxoToN, oct. .s--Permissiou
was granted to-day to txe Atchison.
'ropeka and Santa Re Halfway by the
Interstate Commerce Commission TO take
cont oI OF the California Southern Rail-
road Comrarr. line extending from
Eica 20 Ripley Cal.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19

LOST~sor.her, rrcific Company Stock Csr-
tificate No. T5ogii for 100 shares IN thu
name Post T. Flags" Notice "a herehy
givsn 20 show cause 30 said Company, feb
iiroRdway. New York. y. ". why y dupll-
cufe eh0uid not ho issued NATIONAL
SURETY COMPANY. ii5 Broadway, New
York. n Y.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19

r.osT--ccr;lfi-aies ei7Gl-2t5Ge. each ,or 100
aharea Southern Railway Company Com
mon Stock in Che nnno OF Elmer 3. Jolfn-
ston. Az persons warned-applleaiion ior
.sytnn- ncw certificates made NATIONAL
SURETY COMPANY. it5 Broadway. y X.
city
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
Minneapolis Prices.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Oct. 1s.--Flour un-
changed to 10c. lower: In carload lots, fam
lily patents quoted at $7.40n7.50 a barrel In;
30 ID. cotton sacks Shipments. 7913i BARI
res. Bran. S12.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
HANOVER TRUST STILL SHORT.

BosToN, oct. fs.-raymcnt In full OF
the 900 per cent. assessfncnt levied en-
stockholdefs OF the danover Trust Com
pany. VII fall 100000 short OF pro-
viding funds to pay its depositors In
full, Pank Commissioner Allen said to-
day.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19

which s445.1f9.41 was FOR merchandise
from bonded warehouses and
$53T. 1873 for recent imyortations.
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were ssS3,4sT 23, Of
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
COFFEE.

The range OF prices In yesterdays
coffee futures market was as follows:
The New York herald., 1921-10-19
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
INT BONDS.
!. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUoTATI

70 tho following prices accrued interest
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
UNITED STATES POST OFFICE.


Mail your Christmas parcels early.
and greater care in handling. The
mails will be less liable to congestion
1t will insure more prompt delivery
and delay in transit.
Proper packing, wrapping with
light colored paper, and plain ad,
dressing are absolutely essential, as
thereby the loss of time in studying
out illegible addresses and re-wrap-
ping improperly packed parcels is
avoided. Detailed information re-
garding proper packing and prepar-
alton of parcels for mailing will be
gladly given by any postal employee.
Fragile and perishable parcels and
all those requiring extra care in
handling should be appropriately en-
dorsed
The names and addresses of both
the sender and the addresses must
be plainly written on the inside
packet or container. In case the
wrapper should be torn or DESTROYED
in trasit the inner address will aid
in proper delivery.
Use INK in addressing all mail
matter as pencil addresses become
illegible with repeated handling.
Do not depend upon tags to write
addresses on as they frequently be-
come detached from the parcel, be
sure and write them upon the parcel
also.
Always insure or register pack
ages or letters of value, absolute
safety and protection is thus afford
ed. Indemnity is paid in case of loss
or damage.
Special Delivery expedites delivery
only, it does not insure personal de-
livery to addressee unless properly
endorsed, nor against loss or dam
age.
mot to be opened until Christ
mas, merry Christmas, Happy
New Year., or similar inscription
may be written on your Christmas
parcels.
Christmas seals or stickers must
not be placed on the address side
of parcels. Do not seal parcels with
them unless you pay First Glass
postage.
Again 1 wish to say, use Extra
Strong Light Cblored Wrapping
INK. Owing to the unusual con-
ditions at this time it is specially re-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
ABSOLUTELY ASSURED.

If man were to give a young
lady an orange he would simply say
II give you this orange" But when
the transaction is intrusted to a
lawyer to put in writing he adopts
this form: Il hereby give and con-
vey to you all and singular any
estate and interest, right, title, claim
and advantage of in and to an in
said orange, together with all its
rhine, Juice, pulp and pits, and all
right and advantage therein, with
full power to bite, cut, suck and
otherwise eat the same, or give the
same away, either with or without
the rights hereinbefore or herein
after, or in any other deed, deeds,
instrument or instruments whatso-
ever and whatever to the contrary or
otherwise, Notwithstanding" When
you buy property through the North
west General Brokerage Company
you are assured that the title will be
absolutely and properly conveyed
Our legal department will examine
the abstract and make all legal
papers and attend to all LOCALITIES
and technicalities free of charge to
both grantor and grantee, shence
big saving to our clients.
Our bargain counter has to offer
you this week the following:
Two and one-half acres of Al
land with five room house (mod-
ern except heat). Good outbuild-
ings, plenty of shade, nice large
lawn, etc. The price of this proper
ty is only S3700.OO, on very best OF
terms. Ownre would consider
trade for farm property. Fruit land
preferred.
Forty acre ranch, miles from
Fruitland. Thirty-five acres in
high state of cultivation, six acres in
bearing ten year old commercial
apples, agood five room house well
finished throughout with basement.
House has concrete foundation, gar
age and deep we'll, etc. Tehis place
can be bought for 100000 and the
owner will consider taking city
property in exchange as part pay
ment Good terms can be had on the
balance.
For Rent:-Three room furnished
house close in.
The foregoing are just few OF
the real snaps that we have to offer
you. If you are from Missouri come
in early and we will prove it to you,
or if there is anything you want and
don't know what it is; we have it.
GENERAL BROK-
AGE COMPANY.
Postoffice building,
Payette. Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01

a modern school does; how the
teaching OF writing, reading anu
arithemetic have beens revolution
lied; how the health and physical
development of the pupils are cared
for; how the coming citizens are
given knowledge of their rights and
responsible es, and how they are
trained in The exercise of these
rights and in the discharge of their
duties through the organization of
the scool, through class room exer-
cises, and through childrens clubs.
Parents will be asked to visit the
school during this week.
Any space given, whether news
or editorials, in making this week a
success will be appreciated by the
Idaho Department of the American
Legion.
Yours for a better America,
PAUL DAVIS,
Chairman.
Americanism Committee.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
Attest:
ROBERT o. JONES,
Secretary of State.

With the result that thousands of
dollars will be saved and converted
to the relief of suffering in the Near
East, the American Railway Asso-
citation this week agreed to take
over the free movement of all ffod-
stuffs contributed in this and other
parts of the northwest to the Near
East Relief mercy pool.
Not a cent of the money, nor a
particle of ewhaeth, shrdlnu cmfy
particle of the wheat, milk, fruit
or ather food now being gathered in
people of Armenia, Southern Russia
and Bible lands, vii have to be UGed
in getting the food to Seattle, from
whence it is to be shipped TO the
Near East Relief distributing centers
within the next few weeks.
This will make hundreds of dol
lars extra available for actual life
saving work from the gifts of this
immediate district, without increas-
ing the burden upon the contributors
according to e. A. Potter, northwest
ern executive secretary of the Near
East Relief Committee, with head
quarters at 722 Peyton building,
spokane. II followed by complete
subscription of relief quotas in
every community, this arrangement
will permit of relief work that had
been almost despaired of.
With every community giving
the share asked of them, and with
the railroads.&c. transcontinental
lines-hauling their food gifts to the
coast free" Mr.. Potter tells county
and district relief campaign leaders
Of this section, I'VE shall still be
able TO save the lives of many of the
homeless little children outside our
orphanages, and perhaps some of
the destitute women, for whom there
has been little hope"
THE quotas set for the various
communities were based upon the
barest needs of more than 100000
children in our orphanages, alone
But there are three starving children
outside, without shelter, for every
child within. We have had no
room nor food for them. Now. with
every district giving its full share,
we can rescue many of these If we
hurry"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
AMERICAN LEGION
IDAHO DEPARTMENT
ROTCE TnAIIn

Dear Editor:
American Education Week will be
observed throughout the United
States, December 4th to 10th. IL
mas been planned Jointly by the Ma
tional Education Association and
the American Legion's National
AmerIcanism Commission.
The main idea in initiating this
campaign is to inform the public of
the accomplishments and needs of
the public schools. Also to secure
me cooperation and support of the
pubic In meeting those needs and in
teaching and fostering American
ism.
The national Director of the
Amerlcanism Commission of the
Legion has asked Governor Davis
10 issue proclamation calling the
pubilc's attention TO Education Week
and asking their cooperation. Gov
ernor Davis has complied with this
request. / am enclosing herewith a
copy OF the proclamation.
10 call tn Dublic'sCeee thothethebze
we are trying in every possible
way to call the public's attention
TO eductional problems need of
better buildings, Libraries and
equipment, Fairgrounds, better
attendance; better paid teachers.
longer school term; better vocational
framing; better understanding of
the form and fundamental principles
Of our government and better mil
yersal use of the English language.
Special emphasis will be placed ON
the singing of patriotic songs, saluteg
to the flag and short, interesting
accounts Of essential fact in Ameri-
can history.
Principles and teachers in the
schools will be asked to give sum
maries and demonstrations, of what
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
OF SALE OF
ESTRAY ANIMAL
mericanism Committee.

Notice is hereby given that in
Pursuance of law, l, w. B. Stear-
man, Unstable of Payette Precinct,
County OF Payette, State of Idaho,
will on the 18th day of January, 1922
at the hour of p. NJ, at the Hut
Crimson ranch one mile southeast OF
Payette viii sell at public auction TO
the highest bidder for cash, lawful
money OF the United States, the fol-
diving described animal:
One heifer, one year old, no Wis
able brands, half undercrop slit on
both ears.
w. B. STEARMAN, Constable.
First pub. Dec l, last Jan. 18th.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-12-01
MANY WOMEN USE
GLYCERINE MIXTURE

at the INSTANT pleasant action of
simple glycerine. buckthorn bark,
etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka. One
spoonful relives ANY CASE gas or
sour stomach. Because Adler-i-ka
acts on BOTH upper and lower
bowel trouble and constipation
ReZac's Pharmacy