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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-30
COLLIER FOR CHILE

(By Associated Press L.asad Wirel
Washington.-Wi William Miller Collier,
president of George Washington Uni
versity here, was nominated today by
President Harding as ambassador to
Chile.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-30

France maintains tax on doors and
windows-that's why French homes on
ly have one window in a room.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-30

Tea pressed into bricks is still used
as money in inland China.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-30
The Flying Circus.

Aeroplanes from the United States
army and navy and mail service will
give exhibitions, and race between
Chicago and other cities with carrier
pigeons trained by Chicago fanciers
for use by the army. Teams repre-
senting the Chicago and New Y ork
fire departments will play series Of
three ball games during the exposi-
ton. Mayor Hylan of New York will
accompany his team to the exposition,
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
WHITE WELL DRY; TO DRILL DEEPER
aoon ou, sHOwINGS LEND EN' coURaGEMENT TO OWNERS
 HOWEVER.

Y, Dorado. April 10.-The White oil cornoration'S well. in 22-1s-16 baiied srv today and will drilldeeper' it was annoupced. The drillers of this test .roro greatly surprised when they failed = bring in big gusher. The showings = oil were said to have been excellent uovever. they were not discouraged, os the bit penetrated only few feet into the sand.
 With the exception of the bailing op o.ot;ons at the White Well, there was ,;.+,e activity today in the Fl Dorado oi, field. most of the crews laying off for Sunday. However, several tests gre expected to come in this week. The first on tap probably will be the Foster Parton. in 5-1s-15, which will begin bsiling tomorrow morning.-Gazette,
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HARD FIGHT TO RE WAGED
 AGAINST THE CORN BORER

SuppreSsive measures against the Flu ropeau corn borer are to he applied vigorously this spring in the western part of New York State to test the possibility of preventing the natural spread of this pest Specialists of the United States Department of Agricul ture in charge of the work have about completed their plans. which will be carried out in cooperation with state agencies.
 The infested area where the experi. ment is to be tried out borders on Lake Erie and partly on that section of Can ada where the corn borer made it's sP- pearance last year. The fight is 10 be carried against the insect while in it's winter quarters. The corn stubble and refuse that have been lying in the fields since last years harvest will be cleaned up and burned.
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SUIT AGAINST GEO.
 BROWN DISMISSED.

The civil suit of Nancy and Ben Baker against Geo. Brown was yes terday dismissed in the circuit court at Washington, at cost of the plaintiff.
 Brown was first arrested and tried for robbery of the Baker home. He was sentenced to term in the pen and was out on a S2,00O cash bond. de- posted with Sheriff Steele. pending his appeal to the supreme court.
 The supreme court remanded the case for re-trial In the meantime the Bakers brought suit for damages against Brown and garnisheed the S2.- GOO held by Sheriff Steele put up by Brown as a cash bond
 The dismissal of the civil action yesterday at Washington. released the money held by Sheriff Steele who turn ed it back to Brown.
 Brown will be tried again for the alleged robbery of the Bakers in the Lafayette circuit court next term.
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MAKES OPINION OF LEGIS-
 LATURF ENTIRELY CLEAR.

Salt Lake City, April 6.-Declaring that the recent Utah legislature, which passed the anti-cigarette law, was damn fool legislature" and advising the American Legion as d body to keep out of politics, the Rev Dr. Elmer l. Goshen. Congregational minister, addressed a local post of the legion last night and assailed prohi- btion as a contributory cause of the crime wave.
 "The saloons were hell holes and prohibition is hell hole" said Dr. Goshen There was a wave of righteousness abroad in the land while you perncious young men were over seas. and we passed prohibition in your absence and right now there are 5000 stills in Salt Lake. to say nothing of the home brewers.
 This is no freedom. It brings HIS perilously close to nation of hypo- critics. Prohibition, as a result of the war. is responsible nlarge measure for both the record breaking crime wave of 1920 and many of the labor disturbances "-Gazette.
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w. q. T. q.

The woman's Christian Temperance Union held their regular meeting Thurs day afternoon with Mrs Gertrude Mon crief. with good attnedance which proves that our women have no fear of inclement weather. ar of facing any storms when our work calls us. The them for discussion was scientifi: temperance instruction In the schools.
 Mrs c. N. Hirst proved herself very efficient leader In the way In which she handled the subject. Mrs. J. O A Bush spoke of the instruction of our young as undergi rtiing law en- forccment Mir. \. II. Nelson read an interesting ieaflet on temperance in- struction as B means Of safegua rsiing the child Mrs. Pittman gave an ar ticIe on the instruction af the young from the standpoint of moral or sci- entlfic question
 Other thoughts were brought out hy different members sueh as the efforts people are making to gain foatheld again and Inc great neei for every he- lIever in temperance and freesiom to continue to sdu,nte and create public sentiment for law enforcement and pro hibition of tbe liquor traffic and the gratitude We gwe te the teachers ef our land for the s.rsic,ss they arr nendeFing in the training of ear children
 Needless Co say hat all who attend ed this meeting gained a deeper ap- preciation Of the work that ls before us along educational lines and great. CT sympathy with the teachers of our land.
 During the afternoon delicious fFtliee was served and the ladies greatly en- loved Mrs NoDcrief- and Mrs. West moreland's gracious hospitality,
 Our ne meeting 10 be with Mrs- Duncan McRRe, April q.
 Mn. Geo. Y cre~ss
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Hold Iluge Meeting.

The men who were requested to leave Harrison following an informal mass meeting held in the open Tn front of he Midway hotel. where the railroad men were stepping. In the crowd were several hundred men who came to Har- rison about noon today in two special trains. The meeting was called to dis eusS steps 10 he taken to prevent fur ther trouble in the operation of he N. and N A
 Every man who addressed the crowd expressed the belief that the union of- fcials were in a measure responsible for the continuance of the strike. which went into effect in February. Ii was the consensus of opinion that with Inc union officials out of the way amleable adjustment of the railroads troubles would be made
 The exodus Of the union officials was entirely orderly. They asked for pro- lection. and were accorded an escort and a pledge of safe conduct.-Gazette.
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UNION OFFICIALS
 QUIT HARRISON
" REQUEST 0f CcNMI:tEE OF RESIDENT OF TOWNS ON
 NJ ANO N. \.

iIel' son. Apfil 6.--Five minutes af- ter committee representing more than i.oso residents of towns along the Mis- souri and North Arkansas railroad called upon a half dozen representa- tves of various railroad unions today and requested them to leave Harrison without delay. the union leaders ae- quiesced Five left town at 1 o'clock in automobiles supplied by local unions while the sixth promised to leave early tomorrow.
 The men who were requested" to make hasty exit from Harrison were N e. hearey of Port Huron. Mich, vice president of the Order of Rail- way Conuctors. W I Potts of Little Rock. vice president of the Dispatche Association f.. N. Eddy of San Fran eisco vice president of the Order of Railway Telegraphers Joseph Sage of Fort Worth. vice president of the Broth erbood Of Railway Clerks and Station Employees W. E. Horne of Chicago, an official of the shops craft, and s. Y BrasfieId of Searcy, local chalrma n of the telegraphers Brasfield was giv- en until tomorrow morning to leave towns The men who left this after noon were to spend the night at Eure- ka Springs
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away the pain and suffering of machine gun fire.
 For those who lodged the draft or deserted the colors there lives lasting Some of them are in hiding now-while others have paid the great penalty. But there is one particular individual coward who merits an especial word of condemnati ton, and the name of that sneaking, smiling stacker is Grover c. BergdOll, who escaped, to Germany and is today laughing in his silken sleeve at the puny efforts being put forth to get him back into this country for trial. When we sent two of our men
 many to get him, they were prompt,; ... 'a@, and placed in prison, where they were io. to remain for quite while Bergdolls money makes him a big man in Germany, but by all the rules and regulations of military discipline, he ought to be brought back here for trial at once. We understand perfectly well that the authorities at Washington can act on the alter with out any suggestion from the Prescott Daily Picayune, but that doesn't pre- vent our saying. that the delay and procrastina tion in the Bergdoll case, has aroused the American legion to the point of demand, for the immediate re- turn of this millionaire stacker, who is being housed in a German palace, while others of less prominence are pay ing the price of their disobedience to Americas Call.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
THE DRAFT DODGER

The war is over, or rather the firing has ceased. and we have watched the triumphant return of our boys from France. Not all of them. because thous- ands fell on the fields of battle in the suprme sacrifice for freedom. With proud. unfaltering step they bore the colors of their country's flag, in whose gentle and caressing folds they were tenderly laid to rest, when death kissed
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
SECURE YOUR LICENSE.

The Circuit Clerks office has just re- ceived new supply of game and fish ing licenses. If you want 10 hunt fish and game. see A x McGough. or Fred Fuller at the circuit clerks office they have the license If you are hunting il home companion for life see Algia Dil- lard at the county clerks office he has the license. We don't know which H. cense will cause the less trouble, but it is cheaper to secure the game and fishing privilege
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
ECLIPSE NOT VISIBLE HIRE;
 TOTAL 0F MOON APRIL ss

An annual eclipse of the sun vii OCCULT today. but il will not he vlsihle in the United Status. The eclipse VII be visible in the Artie regians ca the eastern Atlantic and throughout Eu- rope, Asia and Afriea.
 On the morning of Aprf = there wili be A total eclipse of the moon visible in the United Str tes the hour of the eclipse being AS follows: Partial he- gins at I2 30 a. m (Central standard time) total begins st i-2s .. n. total ends at 2 :O5 a. m partial ends at 3 70 n. m. Thus there will he forty-two mipntes of total eclipse.-Four states Press
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
THE TOOTH BRUSH DRILL.

.s it's shape, is a matter of personal onipion. It would be reasnoable to pse large brush for a large mouth ard a small brush for a small mouth The bristles should be of medium stig pes sand good quality. There must of course, be dentifrice this may be any good tooth powder or paste, ,sor merely clean soap. A good powder, however is preferable to any other deptifrice. One of the main things is to brush the margins of the gums.
 silk floss for cleansing between the teeth is splendid aid.
 During the last eight years of school dental clinics in Cincinnati, the fol lowing tooth brush drill has been worked out and is used successfully to each children how to clean their teeth:
 Attention hold brush mp in right hand at the height of the shoulder, in front of child (This is so as to be able to SC that the brush is clean.)
 Upper Teeth. | Place brush in mouth. upper right, where the gum and teeth join Turn down towards grind ingsurface eight times.
 . Brush upper front. Place on gum and turn down eight times.
 8. Brush upper left. Place brush on gum. turn down eight times.
 1 Brush upper right inside. Plade brush on gum and turn down eight times
 ]. Brush upper front inside. Plane brush vertically brush down eight times
 6 Brush upper left side. Place brush on gum and turn down eight times.
 [ Place brush on grinding surface of teeth, upper right, scrub froward and back eight times.
 s Place brush on grinding surface of teeth. upper left, scrub forward and back eight times.
 Lower Teeth 9. Place brush in mouth, lower right where the gum and the teeht join. Turn up towards grinding surface eight times.
 10 Brush lower front Place on gum, turn up eight times.
 II. Brush lower left. Place brush on gum, turn up eight times.
 l. Brush lower right inside. Place brush on gum, brush up eight times. 13. Brush lower front inside. Place brush vertically, brush up eight times. II Brush lwoer left inside. Place brush on gum, turn mp eight times. 15. Place brush on grinding surface of teeth, lower right, scrub forward and back eight times.
 16. Place brush on grinding surface of teeth lower left scrub forward and back eight times
 AttentiOn-hOld brush mp in right hand. (See how clean the brush is now.)
 Last-see that each child's brush is thoroughly rinsed with fresh water and put away in clean place.
 A. A. Gordon is off to Gurdon and other points for the week.
 If his morning on business.
 
 J. k. Prescott, of Emmet, is spending the day in this city.
 Brother ]. H. Cummings is reported better today
 W, A. Martin of route 5, was in the city Saturday and called at this office hesterly Hickey of Rosston was a caller at this office this morning.
 D. u. Logan, after Sundays rest at home here, left this morning on his weekly trip
 H. k. and l.. P. Martin were pleas ant callers at this office Saturday af ternoon.
 1' l.. Dewoody and son J. R., of DUH City were here this morning on business matters.
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John (. White of Prescott. was in the city on business yesterday Star of l Hope
 X | Mckinney of willlsvilie Jeff this morning for Little Rock. where he goes to consult an eye specialist 1 F. M Harvey merchant 0f Blun City was Prescott visitor this morn i ing
 Esq. Levi Cox af Re,lIand township. is minglng with friends here this af ternoo.
 I. F. Hart of NJ Hoiah was tran sacting business in the county clerks office today.
 W o Allen. the hustling real es- tate man, k off today to Delight for brief business visit.
 
 X. D Cook. who yesterday married Mrs Gertrude Crumby, left last night with his wife for Camden. where they will make their future home.
 \ NJ Ellsworth of Prescott vas in the city yesterday afternoon. returning from Washington where he attended Hampstead Circuit Court.-Star of Hope
 Joe D. Grier of route , was here today on business.
 C. F. whyte of Pine Bluff was in the city this morning.
 
 Cbas. q. Bennett of Little Rock Is in our city in the interest of special oil edition" of the Arkansas Gazette. covering the oil situation in detail.
 
 MT. and Mrs Jas. Hasley were called to Hope this morning tn the bedside of MT. Hasley's brother. who Is seriously ill
 
 Mrs. Nj. F. McIain of Little Rock, A former resident If Prescott. Is here today paying taxes on her propere in this county.
 The Eduea tional District "Set-up meeting convened at Hope this morn ing with II. E. Mckenzie presiding. Rey's. Sage and crowder of this city. and Messrs. Baugh and Bosriek of Blevins, are 1 nattendance at the hrg" gathering.
 County Clerk billiard issued the fol lowing marriage license this afternoon Will Green of GurdOn to Elizabeth Smith. Prescott Willie Howard of Gurdop to Mary Layerne. Prescott all colored.
 K. l.. Shaw of Shreveport, k here today. keeping in touch with the oil development in this county MT. Shaw states that things look favorable at Bodcaw, where the drillers are now m rock at 2000 feet. 
 Watch your step" Mir. driller at Sutton. for when you bring her in we're coming to see you in body
 The National Guard Company met last night, but on account Of the lh- clement weather drilling was postpon ed.
 Spill Brown and k c. Hawley of the firm of k. c. Hawley and company or Texarkana. are here today straighten- ing out some land titles. The Hawley company is interested in the lower end of this county.
 Miss Bola Martin senior at Tender son-Brown is the guest of Mrs. Carl Hines of this city Mis- Martin will be one of the judges at the high school tonight in the contest between hte Zeniths and Garlands
 This makes, three weeks of repuDn- can rule, and while we are not teto- tatiously runt, we are getting in heluva fix. We advise our readers to pay their subscription before times have chance to get any worse. We can
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atives in Amity.
 T. A. Garrett of Sutton. is a Pres colt visitor today.
 Edgar Murray of LaneburE is Prescott visitor today
 H. F. Nolen of near Blevins Is spend ing the day in Prescott
 Mir. and Mrs Lee Cook Of Emmett are here today trading
 W. T. Hood and daughter of Emmet were in the city this morning
 Irwin Nelson of route ?. was trans acting business here today
 W. T. Woodul, local cotton buyer is at Bierne today buying cotton
 
 F. A. billiard of Mt Moriah was in the city this morning on business. C. R. Hudson of Laneburg, was trans acting business on our streets today. J. M Sallee of route l. was here today looking after business matters. Mrs. T. H, Morris is spending the day with her daughter. Mrs. Joe Loe. T. H. Hughes and son. T. H, Jr., of Emmet were in town on business 10 day.
 Rev. I. H. Fitzpatrick and Joe Bolls of Mt Moriah are here on business to- day.
 E. F Shell and Lonnie Thompson of Albany township, were Prescott busi- ness visitors today.
 
 E. R. Madden of Burkhurnett Texas. is here looking over the Nevada county oil field with a view of investing.
 The Zeniths and Garlands were out in full force at noon today, and their happy hearted yells carried Us back to memory of the "old school days" These two literary societies will contest for honors tonight at the High School auditorium,
 $. A. McNish of Pine Bluff. circula- ton man of the Arkansas Gazette is spending the day in Prescott. MT. Me Nish is one of our old time friends.
 MT J. M. Nelson returned from Hot Springs last night, where he has been taking the baths. Mir. Nelson says he now feels better than he has in many yeasr
 Mrs. w. ]. Moore left for her home in Pine Bluff this morning after visit of some two weeks with her parents, Rev and Mfrs. J. A. Sage.
 
 Cyrus Honea has returned from Fl Paso. Texas, and is visiting here at the home Ma" Smith.
 Mir and Mrs. Jack Blakely of Pres colt, are visiting relatives in this city. Star of Hope.
 Colin McRae is back in Prescott, after a pleasant visit with his brother. Governor T. c, McRae at Little Rock. Mr. McRae will leave tonight for his home in Texas.
 Chas. Gates was painfully hurt last Wednesday while blowing on the W. l.. Britt farm in Boughton township. He was blowing. with the reins around his neck and shoulders when the mule be came frightened and ran away, drag gng him considerable distance over the rough ground before he could free him self from the entangling lines.
 Jim Sutton of Sutton was here today.
 Ness Jordan of Albany township was attending to business matters here today.
 Mrs. Bud Kennedy was in 10 see her husband today, who is in jail charged with shooting Will Barker. Kennedy's !
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Horact Mccain of Little Rock spent Sunday with his brother, Lee Mccain of this city.
 & F. Mum. who was taken i'll Sat urday. was able to be up and around his place of business today.
 Thanks to Mrs. George Kizer of this city for two subscriptions to our big weekly She sends them to her daugh ters in Texas
 Rev. s. C. Baugh of the Blevins church. filled the Methodist pulpit here last night by special request of Bro. Sage. The sermon was enjoyed by a large congregation.
 ]. W. Sampson of Laneburg was wis iting in the city yesterday.
 
 H. II Smith. who is doing contract ing and building work in Fl Dorado, spent Sunday here with his family. C. NJ. HirSt of Prescott, was in Hope yesterday. MT. Hirst was at one time connected with the Public Schools of Hope-Saturday' Star of Hope. W. B. Garrett will assist c. c. Woes ley in the assessment of taxes this year. He will he of valuable aid to the as sessor. and Mr. WoOsley couldn't have selected a more deserving or efficient assistant.
 Bud Kennedy and his son-in-law, Frank Miller, charged with assault with intent to kill, upon Will Barker, were bound over to the grand jury be fore Esq. ]. T. Burns, Saturday after noon.
 W. D Holloman and son, Homer. of Rosston were in the city on business this morning. We are glad to see MT. Hollowan out again after about six weeks seige of sickness that kept him closely confined to the house.
 
 F. NJ. Frishy and wife left yesterday for Los Angeles, Calf. to visit a few weeks with his son.
 C. h. Martindale of Hugo, Okla spent Sunday here with his little son Douglass. returning today on No. 3.
 
 This beautiful Monday starts the week on it's way with song which will he enjoyed by everybody, unless II strikes the diseordant note of a frost bitten tune.
 Mrs. Tlrich Buchanan of Malvern joined her husband here today. and they will make their home for awhile with MT and Mrs C. B. Andrews. | I Freeman. owner of the Sample Shoe store in this city, and string of stores over the state. arrived here last night for business visit of few days.
 Our good friend. Pink Honea of route !. was in Saturday and took advantage of the cut rate on the Picayune ana naid another year in advance. MT Honea did not hesitate to say that the Picayune was the best paper this coun ty ever had.
 
 Mrs. Geo. Christopher left on No ! today for Eastland. Texas where she will visit her mother, Mrs. Norah An drews, and other relatives.
 E. L. Billingsley of Sayre route l was a pleasant caller at this office 10 day. renewing his subscription to the Picayune.
 Mrs. Nick Wells and little daughter Carolyn, of Hamburg, Ark., are here for a visit of several days with the fam ily of Rev. J. A. Sage. Mrs. Wells IS a daughter of Mrs. Sage.
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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14

Instead of once . weke. the Piczy- une viu come to you 6 times a week
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14

This morning early the wolf chase in the Laneburg settlement was report cd about ready to terminate, with the willy creature cornered under the house of P. R. Easley, near Antioch. Our informant states that the boys and dogs were on the way, and it is pro bable by this time that MT. Wolf has suffered the usual fate of his calf-eat- ing kind.
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Mrs. ]. B. Moore of Prescott, visited her nephew. D. E. Brown, here thi. week.-Southern Standard
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Bud Kennedy and his son-in-law, Frank Miller, charged with assault with intent to kill, upon Will Barker, were bound over to the grand jury be fore Esq l. T. Burns, Saturday after noon.
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Mir. bio Lewis and wife returned yesterday from Blytheville, where they attended the W. O. W. convention.
 Mir. Lewis was very instrumental in bringing about the election of Judge Haynie and itchie DeLaughter to their respective high stations in woodcraft.
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This makes, three weeks of repuDii- can rule, and while we are not teto- tatiously runt, we are getting In heluva fix. We advise our readers to pay their subscription before times nave a chance to get any worse. We can stand it four years, we reckon, if the republicans don't raise the tariff too high on clabber milk and corn bread. After that, we are going to have Jef- fersonian democrat in the White House. -Hoxie Tribune.