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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14
Attractively Reasonable Prices on
Outinq FlQnneLS. HouseholdLinens

S6-Inch Percales in fast colors
and pretty patterns, yard 2Oc
32-Inch Zephyr Ginghams In
fast Colors and pretty patterns,
yard ...,',,....,. .Jsc
a7-Inch Bath Robe Flannels In
good. heavy quality, yard soc
e7-InCh Outing Flannel I'm
good, firm quality; heavily
fleeCed ,.....,-... ioc
38-InCh Pniamn Outing Flnn-
ncls I'm pretty stripes, yd. zoe
2T-lnch kimono iIannclettc
in pretty kimono patterns;
Naru .s...s'.s.s .ss's'.'. s''' @VC
32-Inch French Ginghams in
pretty checked patterns at 75c
36-lnch Quccn Tcrcaics In
pretty patterns and fast colots,
yard ,,..,,,..,-, zoe
Seeon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14
B0SLER PRESENTS
T.S.R. PROPOSALS
Railway President Will
Appear Before City
Commissioners
PLAN NEW BUS LINES
Definite Answer TO BE Given
City at Regular Meeting
Next Friday

g H. Boslcr of Dayton, ohio. ~
tho Tulsa Strect Railway company,
and other officials ot the company,
are 10 arrive In Tulsa next Thurs
day. and on Friday are 20 appear
before the mayor ana CumUiHsiun-
ers with definite proposal on the
establishing Of feeder bus limos on
streets and I'm dlstricta not now oc-
oupicd or served by the street rail-
way 4 telegram from Buslor an
uouuCiuE his intention was received
yesterday by -. Hlburu. general
manager of the street car company.
when nosler was here several
weeks ago hr made "A verbal pro-
posa 20 the city commission. stat
ing his company was ready "a In
stall these buses imediately. Whcth-
ar they will be- Of tho overhead
trolley ana "tracklo type or plain
iuutor buses was not determined.
Boslcr proposed 10 install enough
buses TO serve the entire city, opor-
atlnR them IN districts where trans
portation is too heavy for street car
facilities and as far out IN the sub
urhs ns - deemed necessary 20
caro- for tho needs ~ patrons
Since BuBlor made his p-,pnEaL
two promotcra ~ bus line projects
NNNr Npp'ultu hHloft ln' tllG COM
mission asking for oithor a franchise
or contract that viii give them
exclusive bus limo privileges.
New Jitncy Ordinance.
Complying with "a request ot the
city commission, city Attorney
Frank T.. Duncan has prepared for
presentation and possible passage
uf AN ordinance requiring that only
buses with n minimum seating ca
paclty of "a passengers may he
operated under the designation
"jitncys" This, however, will no,
affect vehicles user for sight-UecluG
cars. hotel buses. depot buses. livcr,
automobiles or taXiCabs The bus
license H. 10 be t7b year aud IN,
drivers license 81 year.
The ordinance provides further
that mo driver, operator or pprson
In charge of any iitncy, iitney bus
or other vehicle az defined In this
ordinance shall operate the SAINT
upon any street In the city Of Tulst
occupied by a street railway line.
or To operate such hua upon ans
street paralleling such street raal
way line within one block.
Interiors OF buses must be wei
lighted. n permanent record mus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14
Legion Commanders Of
County Meet Wednesday

a meeting of all commanders Of
American Legion posts In Tulsa
county for the purgAso Of organiz-
Ing county committee, IN accord
ance with the plan adopted AZ the
recent state convention at Enid, is
10 be hold Wednesday night. October
10, In the office of II. a. Beard, new
~ elected commander ~ Joe Carson
post, on the ground floor % the Ken
nedy building Tho object Of the
county committee viii be generally
10 promote cooperation among
legion posts and specifically 20 bring
about establishment Of new posts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

'"Thc wonder FhOW Of Tho rcn-
tury," tho McGreugor company'a
three ring circus OF musical comedy,
"Dardanclla," Is underlined for pre-
sentation at Convention hall next
Monday night. "TtevieWH' "Eollies 4"
"Froclica." Passing Show" Chrni-
vais" "ScandalB' have all been
rolled into one gigantic whole
whale OF show setting a pace
that dnfies "A compotitiou now max
ing It one Of the most distinctive
song and dance revucs of the comic
world IT'S concoCtion Of iingling
mirth, thinking song and tornado
Of iHyZ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

b kept ~ the drivers name and
license At an times, and no bus may
operate over . special route unless
permission ig first obtained from the
city Applicants for drivers licenses
must IN, over IS years old; they
must have Ind at least ono years
experience I'M the operation of motor
vehicles. and must have resided IN
the city Of Tulsa for ~ leaet 80 days
Just preceding tho date Of appllca-
ton. A, complete description ~ all
drivers must DO furnished.
Jitnoy stations. according to this
ordnance. must bc cstablHhod and
plainly marked M such. Provision
ts made FOR n bus inspector, whose
duty It shall he "a inspect cam bus
~ leaft twice - month for SAM
tntlon and safety.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14
Hall Investigation of
Fatal Injury of Woman

accident last Friday might IN which
Dua woman was killed and ono Sc
riously injured. has boon halted
pending the roCOvercy uf Mrs A. j.
Dovlin, tho woman who was in
iuTcd She ~ at the Tulsa hospital
and attending phyBiciHnH believe t0at
Hha viii recover rho county attdr %
ncy stated ho could go no further
until he had talked 10 Mrs. Dcviln,
since her physiCians forbid any In
teTvicw az present. Mrs Jack Archer.
vito Of the field superintendent of
tho Tuloma on company was fatally
injured IN tho accident
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

simple enough 10 be need NJ home
is a French inventors electrically
heated incubator FOR babicH that en-
ter the world too soon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14
Tulsa Nurses Attend
Three-Ddy Convention

-Four local nurses arc attending
tho annual convention OF the Okla
homa State Nurses association,
scheduled TO begin n three days ses-
sion at Oklahoma city Friday. Tul-
IN district aasociation. No. 2, IL rep
rcsontcd by Mrs. Florence Duncan
~ the =. n g hospital Miss Kath-
erino Miser assistant home nursing
instructor of tho Tulsa county Rcd
Cross and Mrs NJ. MNAmos. n pri-
vhte nurse. while Mrs George u.
Johnson and Or. Ivy s. Titzcn arc
nlaO attending.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

Is-lnch Ail-Linen Crash Tow
cling. fun bleached. yard soc
15-InCh Crash Towcling in
good, firm quality and medium
weight - s'...'ss.. ...ss.s. l1c
t7-InCh Pnrt-Lincn TOwellng,
unbleRched; good, heavy quail
ity Observation-Disclosures .Igc
I7-Inch All-Linen Glass Tow
cling In checks. the yard e. 59c
5S-inch Lincn-Efnishcd Table
Damask in neat patterns;
yard ,.......,... ........ soc
B4-Inch Ilncn-Finishcd Table
Danask in pretty patterns,
yard ,..s...s,.s.. s.......-. hoc
52-inch Lincn-Finlshed Table
Damask IN pretty patterns;
yard ..........,......,,i.0O 100
1S-Inch Indian Head Napkins.
ready hemmed; dozen 100
floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14
Bandits Take Car and
S25 From Lone Victim

a Buick automobile belonging 90
Norman Bassott of the walsh EIoc-
trlc company, which was stolen
whom Bassctt was hi-Jackcd by two
masked highwHymen on the jerks
road about 2 o'clock Thursday morn
ing, and about f25 In money taken.
wac recovered by motorcycle officers
Jimmy Quirk and l. X. Roach an
hour and half after 10 had been
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14
SATURDAY Is TAG DAY
Funds 10 Maintain Children nt De-
UcntIon Home Will iio Solicited
by Humane society.

A tag day 10 obtain funds for tho
detention homo viii bo held Satur-
day, October %. Mrs. Lllah u. Land
sey, chairman Of tho tag day COM
mitteo announced ycderday The
detention homo is conducted under
auspices " the Tulsa County Hu-
name society. but rs supported main
ly by subscriptions and dOnatlouB.
At present thcro are about 20
youngsters In the home. both boys
and Rirla Many ~ thcm are With
out clothing 10 keep them warm,
and probably hnlf of them do not
oven po9acaa shoes and HtockinR4.
with the coming ~ winter. u IS eN-
pectod by those lu charge that the
number will increase, aa 80 has done
IN the past when cold weather ar
rlves.
Those children arc the unfortu-
nafea Of Tulsa Some Of thom were
loft orphans. others were placed 10
the home when % wa found that
parents were unable ip ciotho and
feed them. stlll others were virtual
ly deserted hy one ur both parents
and left 10 the morDlrH W an lndii-
fercnt world Most uf them are too
young 20 realize iu,ir conditions, bui
thos, In charge OF the home are try
ing TO provide them with tho n"ceH-
alties of NE until homes may De
found for them or until parents nf"
again able 10 resume their support
A schoolronm haa been fittcd up
In "a small cottage near tho main
building. and the board of education
furnishes "A teacher.
on tag days for tho home held
ia the mast. Tulaaus have been HI
craI in contributing to It's support.
Mrs Lindsay said yesterday she be-
llevos this year Will not 10 an cN-
coption to THE rule.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

taken. While answering another call
tho officers ran onto the machine
parked on the street near the east
end Of the Arkansas river bridge,
abandoned Ny the bandits.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-25
q NAIIONAL;TT
CApIIAL AfTAIpS
Vice-President VS.. Speaker of the House

usaN BE changed - $1,000, II that
change IL Ros saasie the eaestlan u
The speassr's sstfary ssaSa nsy 10 10
coafeFeaet. bssesase fhr kogss las pro-
yiiesi sI2fssl fog the speaker.
Mr. wsrssa--Mr. Presideat, 1 thiak
I oagbt to S1y faat whiss the h0ase
may ea44tesi that Ioln,. q, the same
time gAete is DO exaet parallel be.
tween tie once ~ speaker and the Of
Zee Of vice president. The vicw psrs
isient t-ecee.es the acting President ~
the t'Mstei States ca many sAerMsissGs.
and Always Ia the event VI the pres-
ldenia INABILITY % Ia CASE Of q w.
cnIcy ln The orsrr, and be- has ccnse-
gu@atiy gresi mauy more expenses
thar the speaker has
Mr. Fletcher Mr. President. l do
not quite agrce wlth The idra that the
speaker u the house sh"uld receive
the sAbc compensation ss the vice
pn~larDt There Is 90 doubt ~ the
importance u the efrce " speaker 81
the house. but / cannot agrre that the
t.szisiesis et.Ffssissilsis 90 tie; 81 Ties
president - he United States ]
thiak. therefore nrtcyvn'e should
te fteUghlrr,i H. tie compensation. J
esnnns rhsr~fur~ e,'sssh4fs Sc 'fsc 'r~'
quest ~ The sshAivr frcm tiuh a, this
time
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-25
how DOCTORS
treat COLDS
And THE FLU
IirIt Step In Treatment II = Brisk
Pursative With Calotahs, the
Purified and Refined Calomel
Tablets that are Nausea. -...-
less, Safe and Sure.

Doctors have fond BY exrcrlsnes
that no medicine for colds Rni inta'
saAA can he depended upon Fer fun es.
fessivrrrss until the liver Is hiais thor.
oughly active, TAat Is Why tho ars;
stop in the treatment is tho new, nausea.
S&sa ealamal 4aAlsss, salleL tssaataAs.
which are free fres1 the sicken,ns and
weakening effects OF TIE old style ealo.
mel. Doctors also peia. GU. the fact
that an se,ive liver may 80 \ lonS way
towards preventing inlgcnfa and 10 ore
Of tho mest important factors In en-
ahlsag the patton. TO successfully with.
stamd m attack and ward OF rnea.
m6niA-
ons calctah On the tongue At bed
time with 4 swallow Of ~aser~-thas' 3
.ail Ne sal,s. NO nausea nor the Alishs.
est Interference with your eating. pleas
~rs or work. Nsxt morning your cold
has vanished. vcur liver 10 active. your
aystern Ia purified, and vea arc feeling
as~. with hearty appetite for break.
fass. Druggists sell Calotahs only In
original sealed packages, price tAirty.
I've eentA Icsr yuoaev will BE- cheer.
fatty refunded IL wa do NO, and tAsn
alphabetically
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-25

CHARGES Of fyranuoas treatment TO
counsel
West H. Humphreys federal Judge
for TennSsee convicted lupe ri, ls'sa,
for sqttgrt3i'g srcessis'r.
Andrew Johusun President ~ the
United States. charged wlIt Gsnrpa'
tlon Of las. in;erfcrence with etee.
tons. corruption Of lhe VITO power
and high crimes was acquitted by
Que yote MAY &c iass
William n, heiknsr, secretary Of
war acquitted Angus, |. 1875, Of
charges Of accepting bribes-
Charles swayne. federal judge for
Florida acquitted February y. iSsa
OF alleged misconduct In of,cc.
Robert " Archibald associate Judge.
L $ to,sme:cs eaar., convicted
January - 1919, II corrupt colius!on
With roal miners
Aston g Dayton. federal Judge for
West Virginia impeached June ~,
1914. proceedings dropped
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-25
Court Martial Sentences to Be Mlder

u ERECTION In the number AZ Din.
N hosnrahle discharges trem the
army snd 4 grading doWa In the sever,
ny o. ccnrG-martial Sentences Are ex
retfe, ny the Judge advocate gener,
ais department "a result tryn an ex
srotSc orler lmSlng military y,.a,>n-
time punishment The os~ler follows
~tve ~S'ta1f,~ cee- tnrr- exrvlai yvn.
s|t'rs 3nr'ss the var re,4oi,
A aiswtFantgm fg,ln TIE tressiaent
attached Wv 'ht or'gy i!rests that
raax'main pan s5usst spd Cishenos.
sNIe tlsch4rSes tc inp5 SOL cugy In
sssrstst,oE cs>rs This is exre~,fes
60 have m0re cTr' .n resiut ns reas,
ties a 'ras SEATED, team she Actaal Or
tier which Tyss'sSS ptat>AmeEtS far -
diNe~at eirruses w4cr tht military
gcSe
TIE cid mSxirlHr Ok IS meathS
NNfAemeHt fer ds~erticr rs 1seA }s,ss
bar aRt yser In ss-vlgv Aas Av~r. ~
aarr~ - eHe wear. a17t in raves NJ
nas~v tAsa Ssy af.ss'A~' service try,r
rive ard & aslt years ~ twn wears
TIE per7es cf ANssnce sM which 40.
scv'icH p~aA3tics can he Imposed Is gn-
srsx~sS srars 10 10 a. dAys,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-25
DIDN'T LAST LONG EMO.


Two iittle tets we're still trying out
Christmas sheds although II yes Q
week " more after the holiday and
ne short Tilf d6wn 9hirh Their were
coestinx was entirely devoid of snow
IN spots. They would slide nl~ng for
. few feet uniil they came 10 bare
spot. drag their sls.is over the barren
place 10 The next patch u snow and
repeal
"wAere DOES the SNOW cotue from
the smaller cf the Two children, q boy
II sbou, four, suddehly asked.
my mother says II Ii some woman
way up In the sky shaking her pillows
until the feathers fall out VAS tho
naiye reply o. his companion.
swell. exclaimed the boy. after .
thoughtful pause. Il wish bee teaihsn
Wouldat nlelt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-25
Impeachment of Eleven u. S. Officials

ELEVEN federal othelais have been
IL called before Impeachment proceed.
ins- IN the history. vi the United
States rhcse facts are recalled in
correction with the action taken b.
Representative '4.s~tss ark s4sS .nsats,n.,
Federal Judge X VI Lands,
Treason high grimes. bribery aud
trt~druvH syrs. vs tho tsmrt sf pHz
tionaI ottcvr are named Ia the Con.
sll,utiou as reasons for his removal
from uttirc through impeachment
The sole power II Impeachment IL
vested 10 the house ~ representatives
Thr accused u brought tcf1rv the
bar of The senate to make his plea 20
m y1raTsi~
The penalty for conviction is remcy
nj from uttsc~ and disqualification II
TIE right 10 hold any gOyernmea, po
sltton, homer or profit.
The first official TO be impsaehe,i
tn the United states was William
nlount, senator tsum Tennessee. pu
July I. lTpT, for cousplrlRg to throw
America into war With Spain for Eng.
lands benefit, He vas acquitted
John Pickering. federal judge for
New Hampshire. was lmpenchei aarrh
3, 1919. Tor drunkenness, aud con
victed.
Samuel Chase. associate justice ~
the Supreme court. convicted March
!, isno, for mlseouduc, ~ trials
James Peck federal judge for Mis-.
souri. acquitted January 81, 1891, NJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-25
\ You Need Z Medicine
You Should Hare tho Bes!

nsYe ybs sv~s ssnpJ,e3 10 srssrn ~hy
II ~ that ~ taany pfpdae,s thst are ~,
trn.tvfiy .dtefssaea, al ct onee drus oai
a ashi ard are ~ssn forgotten The
reason 10 I,lsgnsssk. srtsrie a,a pns falhG)
The g'lssrrsss n tbs n.Ea5tsssarsr THIS
.Fth-s aass pssi4sasiasls Ia = s.fsl4esns.
medicinal rrrssrsisnn that has real
cnrAtive salgs almost sells A~lf, ~ hhs
an tMAasss caisAa xystsss ahs resseGy -
recommended hy sAsse who hsrs been
Lxzs&s@t~ sa titsa~~ .ska sfs. sr. nfsd IA A.
A rruIatnras armggsss sxys ''Tsks fcr
ssxmph IT, ktitass's swamp Raot, b
pr.fssrstsea | hsvs ssaa fag mssny ynr.
Esd n~rsr h~s,ts,~ W r~eomu~na, i4 ~
slnscss every nAse II shuws sxesasxbs ~
nass., ~ rasy al my customers t~sssfs.
No ashsr k,daey remedy Ass ~ large =
sAjs
Accrrt-s 10 s~mr ssssensents ard
veTfA~d t~ssamcay os fh~usae&s ssse have
ar~d she prse~ss1an. the sscoess I'll Dir.
kls~evs Sws@y Root 10 dse TO ths fsst,
y ~srr p~sge clara. that IL fulaIis Al.
rsrsa rvyry wish IN overcoming ksdssy.
hv~~ .ad tssdter as.zaents; eorrsxss sr3.
rAry vrvgiAs an3 pesswAse@ She ur,s
sr1 wSscA eassss sheussztasHn
Wee sa~s vs~sss. sssszssse sssAsle ~
svsnsts Boot hv Par~ls ross. Address
In k!izy~s 4 Co. hsnebsa.aa. y y.
.nS ~nssas. ,sn ssnss: sAss asentsgn tbs
r%s~-. Large ard n~dg@n ss~ bottles
loz ssls at NJ 6rrx ssueaa Adv. '
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-25
John Herrin's Center of Population"

THIS center less than 9no yards
west ~ thr Monroe county lire In
Gwen county. IL located cn John u,
iierrius farm ~ a. acres TIE owner
81 the farm sixty six wears cid lives
On tho farm with Ills wife The Her
rim farm heTins IN sh- iJtll- tv~n II
whitehall and extends In a @,uih.
westerly lsre, seG3, ;h.gp besas 90
stsess fs tsssse xrs-~s ssyi h,aavy qirq4,scr
land In hts tract T'r Ei0miugton,
spenvtr rise road passes directly hy
the f'iTtf ard II rrrrprsn, ba.s bssg
erected ~ B|ocutuEtcn newspaper.
gray naifv,' nvcrrrl rIaJt farmer
stepFssi forward when the nur'iomccr
al he public satr today PACED "lrAn
unIfill T., .slsp, oNa III = s.s-,&r M
population Mr. Herr.p newspaper
reporter exclaimed The govern
nas,4t ccusus exreris tgve lus1 'olatet
the ernter q popJla,}ou 90 ypu,
farm
to, darn vas the old fasncrs 70
rly
The crowd AZ tile aGctlau gave th-es
cheers as the liosNsiefs lace cciuryt
with embarrassment, Then rne cnnDy
n.tgthtr ask~ti ~tsut ~fil X FAyreH w
ths va,ns Al his landy'
WhsEvurnn the auetionerr rut ~ &
ps4s far safe auta ttr~ rruvy, fYvEur st
about the center ~ population
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-25
FIX RATE or DEPRECIATION
On sere Buildings II VIII Run 10
Nlah a. J Or 4 pereen,--MA
-
eh,nsry Varies Widely.

one yer cent depreciation might suf.
fce as charge against n very cub.
.~sHtSt4tt MN fssf1f.p hgsyd!ne IN
some frame halld-esN 'hs rate will rsn
So high as'7 az per cent AGAINST
faru machinery the rate vnrirk even
more v}deiJ I, mar run bctv.svn
2 ard ~ gsr rent md depends prIa.
eirsi'Y npnn ihe ,rapiemen' lsscf and
m tie wby !, " .usfd The ,,fHce a
fern management United states De.
psriDep' ~ A.ricgltgre. believes ths,
. rs'e somewhere hetweeQ ard II
PER cent Will h~ nearly c~rr~e. fof
r7asT fw-r r-wr%4rr~y - 'i- tsr isrr~ay
matter fer Individual n.1serrssion,
a. no two farms ARE exactly alike In
this r~stect,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-25

\ nna ass@ stae ts e~t ts.fse Square
meals day Cor the frs, tisHe IA tao
pears. sss ss4e vsaiahaiie ss#ts'assis
made r~ewntls by Joseph A ferk.
.siikaawa business nlan aed haghly
r~sp@fted el,issa as Portland. Ma4ae.
-, y nsa nov sixly 0las. years II aEs
saa ia all nay life haye never tat,
acr~s a a~iieine that consider 10
class with TaAiac, | have lust Ia,
iSswss 'fadsgfn tesF ~ ifffd sssss ftst-fs
cine has hencn,ed ,ae esen bvsond ~,
grca,rst hopes Resides gaining sin
teen pounds IN weight. ! have been
A'ss% up -asss saas-.,-l ,,ascd until ! .rsst
al ni twcety yeers Younger
~FoF ris5 rNst rwa years ! sEvr h~rn
10 Il utlsernhly run assn eondl,i'sn.
Sna sas" asfs'sis'tSsti u ssp.ss .ii,sss Asa
80 slvp NJ an Idea ~ business - !
wns ,sse weak 10 iooA after anything,
Vas nEtsaa.s, aagt. qua. HAD IA a.Asee
rite. aud suffered inast nli the tlmr
VITA 'ndleosiion some days would
cal ssatpyls anything IN raes Was
sf.nla ~ ~, htcause kncw weatd
suffer aflnrmRFd Sometimes had
earh severe erampihe pains after eat.
ing that | wpHih HIn,ps, die Nv
tNrvrs were AFT anstfnng anii the least
thtRr would worry me snd ! newer
t,suld get vu.d nights ssvupsi rie~r.
In fact ] ias' lost in,srcs, In every
thing aud was greatly Discouraged
over my cunastian
The ordinary treatment failed 10
DO Inc any good. and as had read No
many statements from people ! know
here In Portland sho had been t~ne.
fited by Tnnlac, dceidea 10 give II
trial. Aud now saow far sAs.elf
what II will do. fes | have slHpiy
taken new lease ea life. am now
able TO lock after iay work as usual,
and never felt bet,w In nay life, am
sblc 10 eat three hearty meals q day
Hnd everything agrees with mo PER-
fec,iy. rat anything san. and
never feel A touch o. Indigestion I
never though, there was medicine
that could 40 me ~ much good. ard
sfn asly tee glad I. have ,isr farts
about my case given TO the paalallc
tsnlac ~ spid by leading druggists
everywhere ADV,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-25

There Is Ne e.rsht H. unhsAithy hegs
Animals Meet UnSsf cfsan csnti.
tlsns, as en- Coed Pastures, Are Bet.
ter Ahis 10 Rsaiss Cholera ard
Other Diseases
hssn made by the agricultural expert.
meni STATEN veterinarian, University
III Wiscunsu.
4 mos; Important factor In the cob.
irol 81 the hog cbe'era IA 10 rwcagnise
the disease before Il hiss had time %
gat q sstrsthh,siF THIS can ~ srtNins
gllsl,eJ hest hy advising tvlhr rai~Fs
to tcf~af, t'fosrp,is te the tscr~r Az
ihoyllirs every case Of sickness In
hoer
The Gully successful weapon Of Sc.
feusc against the enemy, har cholera.
Is blood frum hogs that have been
made highly resistant Go the d,ses So
This proiuci Is known as Ra,i. hog.
cholera serum and prevents the dis
sase germ from becoming eutrenched
In the hogs body The cartier the
sTruu treatment IN administered the
better The resuiis are yurc 70 be
Whenever hos cholera 10 suspected
or known 20 Exist on Any premises
the owner To reqairci TO report the
fact 10 The locnl hoard di health II
10 their Gnty Immediately IA n,,ttfy
the state veterinarian ana post u quar-.
antine neticc 90 warn The putlir 81
the danger ..
Liberal applications ~ any good
commercial lIeulA dislnf~rtRns 70 the
Ircu9hs ard peus end plentiful
scattering Of stacked lime on the No0rp
and runwuys ARE effective ways "a
keep the disease from gniuing sccess
w n ha9 p@u srd sn prevent II ercss
sprsTdins II II does SET fS.oSa0ld.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-25


nCRING the last decade the cehtfr
~ Of population cuutinuet 10 uove
westward, advancing es wties tn thar
direction aud about one nfih ~
mile north frosn lHoominst9u Ind.
.Nhrgn Il WIS (9caicA lbl DAa ,.s1.sils,
~ leto ih~ BUREAU attributed the
westward movement w The last decade
"pr,ncp9,jy "a the Increase ~ more
than lt"oo II the population " the
state VI California
Geographically speaking, tive bureau
said. the rev center ~ population is
located where the PARALLEL ~ latitude
~ degrees ~ minutes and II seconds
north intrrsects the meridian ~ lmsgi
,ts,te ~ dvxfv~s "A minutes xnsi Ii,
Seconds west This would AZ the cen,
ter rear the NTH. village ~ WHITE.
hail In southern Indiana. Approximate,
" 81 mites southwest VI Indianapolis
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-25

Tire maximum psEalty fee trs1,sa.
ieu1 enlssmPai hss eeSea rcdgces trVu
tsae tcars .yup- SbnEaent 10 SIX months
Ihs s7vatfs, sv-daetieu cs maximum
clsaE.g4 gtat - fw assault wlgssD1
sse13y aeslwssss, which wss Eve years
Ft-s'atpd 10 ote tear The maximssi
asFr ~cAprns aEv ass.l -il Is tve
years
TIE pa&SsGaCm for obtaining. urr3et
- ~ IgrgeE~ss uorry or properly vsi.
RsNi M Sra cr ne-e "a r~3m,~a S~ags
rive ysarS "a hire wears
~srCv tscs' t!se President Sas h~-ny
authorised by coagress 10 .x the That
u military punishment ny executive
ersser Several s1ca ORDERS have b@~s
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