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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

sENIRAL 1.-Two men Win sales ahii'y 20
saU dsiuaudcl artlol. bearing 10, en-
lare.rIart of .I'y officials aud backed boy
Advertising You can wHk" S. tu s. per
daily. 'tu f.r Nj. bsv,y, Tulsa Auto
'lun Garage. sl' south Denver.
'lTt,I MNNAG.EH IliuEniIGjiiitlL.f
State iNTEIfI IS'E ANr SALARY
-fHtI. Address BON 3b5.t, CARE
sTLS .GHAPUEHS NEEDED rhsro Is a
good steady demand for graduates u
IN" Tulsa hp.lnoss college. Now IA the
Tim" 'o prepate
COTTON FNWNER como 20 Slnton. our
|, crops mature early plenty NJ cheap Ia
bor g. u. Cook. Sinton. Texas cotton
IurI rsu.
wNSTEu-A No. / cook gr cher to work
In private family Apply at once. l'o'
5. DHuld"r. csaEo sL2.
WHY PG IDLE whom you can attend tGo
Iu.s1 iu'iurss college. open through
coon e'oady man 10 DO churos amt yard
siisr m,n W and t', wIiS. 'l' Wif" for hoGassuorR.
tu.E fNH boo family. Address H. %. Wells.
1ahhur-' Okla.
WANTED Two oyp,reucel dry mukers.
'.H -..w ANA board. Must be single.
Also uIid'otgod man and wife without
children. ouprc and cock 50 board and
room Apply 2ul Bliss buudNnE or ad-
. dress Vrown E S'ubhs. Telephone WV .,
collin .t.,.'. oklahoma.
WANTED. EAucriruroI nil frI material
mon o. assist iu taking general iuE"n-
tory " frld equipment. Experience h'ih
.u w..,uuus, and field necessary. state
qua. N.gfIuus. references and "NpyrIen"'
tu first letter. AddrDls box 21'-F, care
WANTED -co..r.t porter. years of
age. Apply $40 North Nan.
wNSTFD First class barber, no stu
don't $50 y Main.
HtIr wN>TED-FtntiE 80
WANTED I'niucumbered white woman.
middle agcd. FOR general homework
| cW tot $. E'wdod; no phone calls an
so cred
LADY TAKE orders slt hosiery. private
families, $40 weekly full time. commits
! sion spar" time. Experience unn"o"Ssa 'N
| We deliver. Marvel Corporation S'd
| WANTED. Woman fur general house.
work Must be- fliiy competent and
| come we'll recommended. Apply iol East
| Twentieth -.
thus Is THE TIME to become prepared
for q good position 500 Mr Guise AZ
| the Tulsa business College l0y-ll East
/ Th.rt street.
/ WANTED n any former graduate ~ tho
! ment register at our Office. Now nave
vacancy for expert stenoerapher and fp'
, combination uuukk"epcr aud stenogIaphe'
| y. \. Guis", general manager -...-
! WAIT n Practical uurs" with s'ot rcf'
! rr.rr,s aud good disposition. salary RA'
] CAN 1sag' t'7' or tsag" 'i"i.
NOyNG white girl for general houscwork
ans south Houston.
COOK wanted at so. south E's,n. Apply
| lu person.
| REFISED .m.ldic-upcd lady I, do house
! keeping And assist with rH'' uf BABY
! tlE ..r'N t.a"talo. osaE' 'ti'.
! WANrEp. uI4hwpshcr and dining room
Sri. cvpcricucct ones preferred. cal
! tu1 South cheyenne.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

A. I-r--7 81 ,,,I,-- ,--,-
,,.." ''r.' I'o' ltt'., lnl 9ul'k ac-
- ".'N go '' '''''l.l'' 'NI".
lla~|N |kANT Tor sale. high class, big
'sff' ''I'.
WANTED Partner invest SIS 600 m land
which viii make YOU one mIllion no
chance 20 lose. Address S5h-F, care
tAblNtk WANTED IN poultry business
NonderfI. opportunity for live wire
salesman ana business man, not much
capital required, tinr lncatinn for produc-
l,,S"d ir.ss Ir "a wI,t ~
rr.gr.,rrD-,>r s,.-l-,... :,
d, ,.hia..
" ," '"m'n' '',Y'u So
r|..-.s sroo ,,sE h,1.rro ,,sy 80,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
PERSONAL PROPERTY

BUILDING MArEkINiN
FOR SALE-i.umbor u.ci in i1hhII
building At Fourth ana Elgin
small amount cut, reasonable price .
Usage 1891.
FOR SALE-B Building tnc 5000 Z 'na
hy ~ inches by ~ inches. i"u' l'
son interl0cking. Al Twenty trH'
rs.ria for immediate delivery. Price rf'-
can OSdse sgCg. a. ", Black q ssR-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
urIr-MAIr OR FEMALE.

WANT A GOOD POSITION wo Fat the
position for yru tust as soon as YOU
'u "a your .gon-so with us start your
leEa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

RESTAURANT for sale. hIgh-class, big
mnrcv-moEcr Soc Rics e.5 Mayo BIDS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
BUSINESS SERVICE

BpES SUGp
Painter and pHpertHnEsr wants your
s.f.. Courteous, FAR usBfueut cedar
1900
UNION PAtSTGNG paper hsnxlnR a spe.
'sity. j. g.. Iyic. Phone Usage AL
5sl4
e. T KlHHY
Union papcfharror auf painter. work
ruat4u'f.d. AHk tor samples, urlreg luW.
tHrgt tfHl
ROOMS pApEREp
Guiding PAPER. fnr 3 ana up. House
decorating o. al 80 branches, estimates
choUrfINy given. an work gutFauf eed.
5. Sutherland. 6i6 W. Third. Usage
f1l7.
a. =. HODGE. paper hanging ana pnint-
Iur. r.a.le ccs. u E,ith Husylaic.
PrHU. '"laf 1868.
}. J. MITCHELL, painting. pspprhaur
Irg aud ,a.suwiulug. Ihuu4 Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
pOILTRy AND sUPPLIEs

kIsHEl. White Rock eggs for hate
Mrs. Horryman Route :, Phone I'-
FINE Rhode Island Red and fiEm,
Rock Fryers for sale. blt y, t'r
phone Ossgc 52l'-I.
BABY CHICKS Reduced pUr't
bred; Loghorns. Rocks Reds' W
dot'es Orpiugtous Best laying s'''
Postpaid catalogue. missouri
FArrs Columbia. Mo
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now 70 ANswER


IN answering blind nds ir these columns.
please bcoafrful 'D usn tho precise address
given in aivs sriIsrueuf. Wriir tNu address
plainly letters brought fu Tho Wurld
oft,H do NOS require stamps. Always Boo.
close r.4r an8wri4 Ice scaled envelopes.
lu replying tp Advertisements where rrt-
,frrtes ar. asked for d. uu' soud iri
pr.s s.ual reference. send copies of them
only.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

For Sale or Rent
S'oreroom; very desir-
able location on Main
Street. Price reason
able. Call Usage 847S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

Rtudchukcr Special SIX Series "2O'
Touring.
Sudcbnkcr rig Sr Touring.
Dodge NondWer.
Saxon Six Touring
StudcIukcr I cylinder Touring
cole Chummy RoHdgtor with West
inghouso shock ahaorbcrs.
Npporpuu y Touring
McFarun go" Touring
WELSH McNULTY MOTOR
COMPANY
FOURTH AND FRANKTORT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
EMPLOYMENT



ENpEHIENCED chauffeur. es-ssr, ic"
man Nw1IFIuE way through college.
would ukc TO- work afternoons during
v,lN. als4 HH day satur itys and sun
DAYS. can a' .2s Iowa HldE
JAPN%ESE ffst.o,ass cook. wants posi-
tIan in private family or boarding, In
CITY or country 9t'-F car" world.
GCOD ataaIF man wants position. wiz
work lua.u. house ur "n grounds ref
r~'r.. given. Address 5lo.' care world.
-IIt NIiO>- WANTED. rEMAIE t3
bdi anau this h,aains msu h pad In advance.
WANTED by educated young woman.
~ position Hs private tutor or companion.
Address Ftf - caro- world.
NoUSG woman with one child wishes po.
s.tluu as uouEek"cT"r, want - h1me
NOR, than allNy. call 502 North Boulder.
Mrs tIno.
GOOD opening for woman - rc'inrment
past tnltty. who wishes 20 become con.
rerfri With an estah'isn,d business. Phone
Ds1fr 1855 f1r appointment
}DI So p.rtr Wishes position aH cast
for. with experience. 502 North B0uld.
cr can Tor Mrs Lane.
-'rLNuGR NrHEE dcsircs position. Fiv,
years oNporouc" oil busiHcsE and othei
lines. Wages tl2b. Phone Osage s793.
WIDOW with ,hui wants position a,
houseEs'rer Tor rooming house Cal
tUItr 1912.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

'f''a rou ut.J t.as, Tn. c,i,r
""i"onrlCrts N>n nIc,crrs. 20
.'d,.." ."' 'arms 'u o.as T.
"N>TJn Ntr.Tonrits "a
nI.NN'l. ,,NlL ,.r .a u.1,r r.,i cars
n'.nf ',.1 p" t''~"'H ant Low
WANTED '..i csm ,, .on on sn.i /
'" .''. i.f p'ltt'" rrr'ts. ls.i 4 ]
40. n"'"ng. N9 f Main. paaea .
Will hr5 r.rI, prrfar o0i model without
'''. W'., o" r'I'.d TEht fpr oAth. !
W A'.t "u r.r1 ropds',r or touring oar
must %" 'n good t,paIt. go ur 'II model .
" '.I iTy ."Hu ''u between and tl
'''''r b" s. 'prn II S. Elr.
BOARD AND ROOMS
uoTiIS 10
\
JUrFrUgo~ uprEt.
llc BouIIrr
an ou'Hife rooms. snnsor Hri tuh
h'' private or connecting Tho r"ol
cot ana l-.f ventilated hotel in tho city.
SPECIAL 80 NMrU MATES.
ihonc otnro lS5.s3t6.
ILLtHuIs UOrEL
.Itl 50 IHulior
Nlr"r fufulHh'd tHuuH, ,lrotfir fan. ~ up.
Tut.qN UOpMs 17t, A cincinnati, room,
~ tpy 81 and 81 10. W,'h, 50. S. and
~ clean. qWrt and r,sys,i table. Usage
C'pL sleeping rooms. modern. summer
fatyH colorado h1tcL Usage 1888. l0Sis
n. Main.
wEsrLAYp norrI, 'os4 ga., rh,ra,
rooms with hot and cold water. 81 to 10
Icr week Connecting and private bath
w hnh ~ bsaHe 1873
HtrX uQTEL
1oi EaH' Thhi street
respcc'ehl" M,glEL FOR respectable
Good Dining Hoom In Connection.
HOTEL ALTON NbsoiLtoly respectable
cool clean. s. and up. 5ofA East
NICE. cool rooms " ant - yer week.
he~port Hotel Flrst aui noston Osags
ii"ur uo, SEkEIrI>G ROOMS 10
DETROIT, n. a. .JIrht housekeeping
t""trs for rent south side. ps'Fo 'Sis
MAfuElLE. D.. ls1 Two two-roorr mod.
eru apartment clean ana cool, tur.
,,,.. n,sh.d t,r, housekeeping. Sc per week.
'HGShNSG, i.S, S 81 e. l'rss Goo!
couple preferred. "vor,thing Furnished 4,
r'rnE' f"r "u" car. uTng" soiI
HOH ULNT TOO UPSTAIRS front rooms
nicely furui,hci Tor usht housekocp-
Ink. al iuluiuI bath. south gNps.ufo
walking distance. south side. osase 1o'2
SECOND. g.. IEg7 Modern ught house
keeping toous rem reduced.
TWO fl'EIN furuish q rHuus ON nrst
ruor, adjoining bath Cedar 900.
TuUEE light houssk,rrine roome for rent
within block ~ street cav lines, can
Usage to'i Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
LIVE STOCK
noes. CNTS. rET'
mvrsfocK a>D ,lHicIfs

at cliv market on Saturday. July
30 head OF horses and mules, j.
mich COWS. seven head oi hogs 'N.
and a lot II other goods Mitchell a. ''
auCfioueers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
WA\Ttp-rO MORROW

To morrow: 5000 wanted. sor""H
with several times that amount N.
pay premium. Address r, q. BoN '.'
WANTED TO BORROW $4,000. v'. ~
10 per cent and commission. ~. ..
value s. 600. fine new rvr-ronm On
bungalow corner lot well located AH
curity. psiEc lfT0-55s,
$500 THREE NEARE Good pr"
g6N T., care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

TlE HAI< ALTON ARMY young women's
h'HI n |HuA h.t = cheyenne. cedar
-''.. .nI board $500 per week.
U.usU. o. f.rH.- Front ru.rI. connecting
bath U private home e. per week
N..I. la l',ir-1. 0s'go sea.
tl'#E'| room and board Reasonable
f.. nHuul" nr f"o meu. Usage 1888
EI"E ,IEN$ cool newly furr .shoi
I0bl.
LARGE FRONT room with board, 81 por
week. home cooking. Phone Cedar
'"fU
t+Ur'NGIY a'trActlv" room IN lovely
south side homo with htoakiaHt and
ltuu.. FOR Two young ladies who want a
uI.. home. DalAr 3lGs
NNt\IiUN TiNtt> 30
COME To- ino Colonial Rooms. now
plain, quiet. cool and inviting roonlng
house, located Just uut Of BcutousilIc.
Nrk J.. En.Vnis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

WANTED Partner with selling ability
and education To- share In htVh class.
neat ami We'll paying business, $1,000 and
Al references required. Enquiries will be
treated Confidential Write RoN g5TF.
care WOrNl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

COMPETENT stsuogrspher at present
employed. Present employer diScou-
luu.u- Tulsa office july lj. Osago SS3S.
WANTED Iy experienced stcnographer.
etsuUgralIIc poUtinn. Ctty reference.
Salary. on Nrcoun' of acnrcity OF work.
$50 ppr week. cedar 1882.
LADY. 90 wants position as h0usekeeper r
, FOR wldowor Apply At once at ii6 n.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

CAFE FOR SALE or trade good business
- living room in connection, see for your
self Cedar S22
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

ing ~ take ono. h3lf interest In cafe
terra. good psy.Us business. Address 96:-F,
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Lpsr Ladies' hurt leather r1.kothock
loot ln business tlutrlyt iI"snp teio-
phone OanFr aaIp ur leave Ht aIa IlBt
Eleventh 49, Reward.
LO3r Du pvru untk rhird 90 car. July
Ath. ono swiss wiiHt watch, small
crack Jon rr,afaI OutVe 11s Reward.
LOST luu.h uf krys ou chain ring, We'd
ueaday July d. Reward n returned to
owner. W. ~ Cpupr. 9ln Kennedy nldE
...sr taI.t.t.. /,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-08
LEGISLATURES Il

81. Honolulu. 7. H., Feb. 16.-(Ma!D-
Hawaii's, eleventh territorial legisla-
ture opened here today with "A flood
of forty-seven bills introduced in the
house Of representatives. many of
them initiated by the Honolulu labor
council. They range in Importance
from a measure designed to prevent
employers putting political propagan-
da into pay envelopes to one to create
a commission to control working
hours and conditions.
The big fight Of the session. which
some say will end in 40 days and 9TH
ers declare will run the full sixty days,
is expected on the Hawaiian rehabili-
tation bill. This n'lsnre, endorsed
at a special session t.> the Legislature
last year and sent to'eongress. where
it passed the house and lies in the
senate territories committee, was de-
blood land and financial support TO
make them Independent.
Advices from Washington state the
bill will not get through the senate
this session. owing to pressure of 9TH
err business. and it has been stated
that it might be withdrawn by Dele
gate Kalanianole and sent back to the
territorial legislature for amendment.
Delegate KalaniAnole and other
proponements of the bill assert that it
will accomplish all that is expected
Of it if put in force. Its enemies call
it class legislation. since it is made
ian blood. and say the and it pro-
poses to give the Hawaiians is worth
less as agricultural land and declare
there is not enough land Of the second
class to go around, no matter how it
is divided.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-08
City Oh Hankinsen
Win. in Legal Fight

Hankinson, N. D.. March s,-=The
contract which the engineering firm
of Cory & Lecocq Of Aberdeen,.S....D
made with tho CitN Of Hankins6n, was
a conditional contract according to a
decision announced late yesterday by
Judge Woodrough in the United
States district court at Fargo.
The court held that by the terms Of
the contract, the engineers were not
entitled to gel >any pay for their work
unless the citizens of Hankinson on
scented to the plans proposed by the
engineers. The case came before the
court on stipulation Of facts by both
parties.
In October. 1919. the City Of Hank.
inson had no city engineer and desir-
ing to establish and construct . 81.
tenn of waterworks and a sewer sys-
tenn applied to the plaintiff for advice
and assistance, .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-08
FINE PAPER PULP.

Juneau, Alaska, March S.-Alaska
paper pulp is as fine a grade Of pulp
as ever came to San Francisco" ac-
cording to a cablegram c. w. Gala
han. California paper company Of
fetal, sent to Juneau recently when
he received samples of the first pulp
manufactured in the territory.
Manufacture Of pulp in Alaska is
expected to become ar industry which
soon will rival fishing and mining in
the north. One mill. already operat-
ing on the Speel river, south Of here;
sent the first shipments to, the outside
recently, and other plants, are Being
planned. The Thousands Of acres Of
timber and the great u~ndeveloped
water power supply will be used to
develop the industry.
Samples sent to Mr.. Callahan were
from the hrA days run at the Speel
plant, which Is owned by the Alaska
Pulp and Paper Co. The plant has
increased its output until it is now
producing an average of five tons Of
pulp q day. The pulp is shipped d.
rect from the mill to Seattle. About
thirty men are working at the plant.
IN addition to. the loggers getting out
the timber.
Another plant is being planned for
Humpback Bay, on the mainlandan near
.Wrangell.. Alaska. Application for q
wAterpower permit for Hpmpback has
been made to the government BY the
Alaska Development and Mineral
company, which. 1t IL understood, is
q subsidiary organization OF the Ken
neoctt Copper corporation, q Guggen-
helm company. 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-08
Would Connect Canadian
City With U. S. Highway

Winnipeg, Man., March .s.-To con-
meet Swift Current, Sask.., with the
Roosevelt highway in the United
States is the ambition of ]. r. Reid.
superintendent Of highways for Sas-
katchewan. and Of the road commits
sioners of the state of Montana, who
held a conference last week, which
was participated in by the senator for
the state and the chief engineer for
the county.
This federal highway is proposed
from Battleford, Sask.. through. Swift
Current to thesinternational boundary,
and the main highway from Malta,
Mont, runs but a mile west OF the
Canadian route, with only 4 short gar
to grade on the American side. A
further conference will be held later
when a joint survey will be made or
the Immediate approaches on both
sides of the line. w.. =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-08
Manitoba Commissioners.
Civet Report On Hudson
Bay Road Possibilities

Winnipeg, Man, March tS.-"An,
modification Of the terminal port for
the Hudson's Bay railway. Port Mel
son, should, only be made after a very
careful: investigation by a board Of
marine engineers" is the view of Prof.
erns Manitoba. in IA report presented
by him to the nManitoba Legislature.
1.-The nature Of. the! river bottom in
the main channel 'is hard, and any
considerable sitting up would in all
probability not occur. he said. In
the small channel from the island TO
the main channel there would be
some sitting from time to time. re-
quiring fairly continuous dredging.
rapids to Mile PA the roadbed would
not require any considerable repair
to make it possible to run through to
Mile $780,. ..
In the report particular attention Il
paid to the. mineral fields, to the
pulpwood possibilities n to the fur
industry. In connection with the lat
ter, the professor says that the settlers
anticipate a bountiful.@ year, especially
in regard to. white fox
Particular interest Ia paid. to! the
possible : mineral. belta.extending un.
interruptedly from Oxford and Knee
lakes through Gods Lake to Island
Lake. There is no doubt that this
country will be more thoroughly
searched in coming. years, particularly
by the men from the Rice Lake,
Man, district, One difficulty pros
pectors have to contend with is that
there is a covering Of clay over prac-
tically all the rock in these district.
excepting along the shore line.
Referring to pulpwood possibilities
Professor Wallace states that as far
as actual timber goes the shemattawa
river provides the best. There are
also many points or the Hayes river
WAseo v~aterpower could b. de.
veloped in moderately large blocks.
At Port Nelson ome nine Or. ter
men are looking after the 1nainte'
nance Of the work at the terminals
The bridge, piers and ISLAND" stand
practically unimpaired by the ice o.
the last three seasons. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-08
ABANDONMENT
OF MAXIMUM
RATES ASKED
Lenke Asks That Rate Set
By 1919 Law Make Way
:. For Intra-state. Rates.

Bismarck, N. D.. March S.-Peti-
rate law Of the 1918 session and to
have" the present interstate rates de-
clared legal rates in North Dakota
has been filed with the railroad COM
missioner by Attorney General VIM.
Lemke.
According to commission officials.
there are no legal rail rates in the
state fixed by the commission which
rejected the carriers petition. for in
Under the maximum freight
rates it is said the commission can
set the law aside only Is rates under
that law are held c~ontiscatory.
: The petition Of carriers for increase
to the interstate level is now before
the Interstate commerce commission,
Lemke's petition will be heard March
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-08
Begins Evangelistic
Services Al Grafton

Grafton, N. D.. March S.-Rev. c.
w. Finwall Of Bismarck has begun a
series Of revival services at: the Bap-
tist church here. 81, a!is ~.
Titles of the evening ,sernnons" fol
the. week are: Harding" why. At
tend Religious Services" weights to
be Laid Aside,' "A Model Church
Member;;'' ga Unique Male Quartette.'
Contrary Winds" "Handtcaps tc
Honest People"
The meetings are being we'll attend.
ed and the speaker is>proving himself
to be a man Of force and conviction
sings at each service.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-08
HOME mMPLFyrEp.

Duluth, Mimi, March S.-Principal-
ly through a $4,000 fund-openins
subscription given by an anonymous
friend in 1914. the Aftenro Home for
the Aged has been completed.
Various subscriptions following the
initial large sum pushed the total
subscribed to $4,000, This sum was
sufficient to finish. the building and
all that now remains 10 have the
building ready for occupancy is fur
nishing the rooms. Twelve thousand
dollars needed for this work also has
practically been subscribed.
The home is situated on Chester
hill and commands a view of the
Twin Ports harbor and almost the en-
tire business district Of Duluth. The
Afterno society owns wen acres of
land in connection, with the building
sit. Present plans call for the i'm
Nprovement of this tract by a landscape
artist.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-08
Northwestern Newis;
Pembina,. in Pembina county to Kitt-

Pemhina,. in Pembina county to Kit
son county. Minnesota. ss
In addition to these monies, taxpayers
and citizens .of. the state will need to
pay into the funds Of various depart
ments approximately SIS, 000. 90 to the
pool licensing bureau, $4oo,0oe.oo to
the automobile registration depart
ment, and countless othef fees such as
those collected by the secretary OF
state for corporation charters, $3.50
100000 to the state bank examiners de.
partment for the examination OF
banks, attorneys license feea,s etc.
Another big item which takes the
general total for the biennium, well
above the $1,000 10000 mark is the
hill insurance department tax which
runs e S3.000,0 900 annually. :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-08
$%l6,O00,O0O IS
BILL FOR TWO
: YEARSN STATE
Taxpayers Must Pay Ap-
p~roximately This Sum to
Operate the State.
lBy STAFF Correspondents

10y oCdI
Bismarck, N. D., March 8.-Citizens
Of North Dakota will pay into the
Golfers of tho state treasury Or its
various department, a total Of approxi-
mately $4,000. 900 in the mex two
years.
The money needed for the operation
OF state departments and penal, charit-
able and educational institutions is 49,
3l3.056.O8 this was the sum finally ar
rived at by the conference committee
which finally approved the biennial
appropriation measure. $s7 However, in
addition to this sum there are miscel-
laneous appropriations carried in vari-
u bills which add $S7.eo5.75.
The Appropriations.
These appropriations were for:
Employment, bureau under commits
sloner of agriculture and labor, $1O,-
OOO.O 90.
Children's code commission, ST.
10000.
Cattle barn. Langdon sub-station,
$3.500.O0.
Anti-tuberculosis Assn. $40, 600. 90,
Wiliston irrigation tax on state
lands, $184.OO.
Printing attorney generals report
$S21.75.
Recording machines, t~reasurer's and
auditor, $5.000.O 90. =
Missouri Slope. Fair, Mandan, ST..
SOC. 100
immigration department, $35, 900. 90
Care of'leper patients, $%4,5oo.00..
Other Appropriations.
In addition to the above apropria.
tions. the legislature approved In ex'
pcnditure of 500, 900 for the compile.
ton Of the memorial building in the
capitol grounds which will house tho
state historical library and the su'
premc court and the adjutant general!
offices. This money out Of thu
capitol building fund. Another APP
preparation of SIZE, 600 is made from
the funds Of the highway commission
for the completion Of the Missouri
river bridge. or the one third, share
which the state will pay. Another ap
preparation Of $35, 100000 is made, o.
rather continued, for construction Of
bridge across the Red river. between