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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
LEGAL.

rnbiahcd In the Tulsa .pary world.
March 3 =, 10. ~, ~. -, y. l5 70.
IS - ~ 80 a. ~ kkpiia II i' ~ '1 sSd sS g. !.
rublishcyJ
oIpINANcE NO, aias.
An Ordnance 10 upporton, levy
Ha ." ,ha S'sSss cos, F' asla5ns a1SI !" Psagoqy
sewer in SEWER DISTRICT 40, l7l
IN the Cly of I1ls,1. a. created ana
and declaring an emergency.
WllENEAS in pursuance ~ tho pruvl-
slons Of the charter Of the CIty Df Tulsa,
nklahuua, and tho HtatutcH VI tho state
ot Oklahoma. for such osaea made aud
provided, the anid CT II Tulsa did by
S;NGeR'o s;W F opHisrIi, Hi I &' To' and si''e.g st,s2
sewers ia SAL sEWEIt blsTrI'? No
No sic. dId on The 25th das Of January.
1921, let 20 CumRtook Smedlrv Company.
CONTRACTORS, a certain contract FOR tho
IN HEWl3W DISTRICT 80, ia, rpd.
WHEREAS. Ia pursuance ~ satd com
tract said tumHtuck Sm"il-v Company
~ said SEWER DisTuiCr ". i15, and
the work under said contract has hcon
accepted aud approved by tho City Engi
necr and tho Hoard VI CommiHHionors OF
the city ~ Tulsa. and
WHEREAS Ia further pursuance ot tho
statutes of the state uf Oklahoma, afuru-
said. ana under tho torms of the charter
OF the said Ciy of Tulsa. Oklahoma. Il
In deemed nccoaHarv BY tho nulsrd ~
Commissioners OF tho Sity of Tulsa to
lcvy and hssgss a special tax upon the
property liable to osHcsamont iu said
SEW EH DISTRICT NO l73 by reasnr of
the construction Of said sewer ana to pay
for the same, aud,
WHEREAS. the total cost Of the CON
strurtiCu Of said sewer tn said NEWEll
DISTRICT NO l73, inyludiug extras have
been Usccrtalned ana ia hereby. declared
&C. be- tho sum Of tllbiNN, All ~ which
Ia 20 bc levied hy special assessments
against the lots and parcels of land hcue
fitted by the construction - Hai1 scwcr
In said SEWER DISTRICT SO. lf3. and
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been compiled Win TO authorize the lovy
~ the assessments against said lots uui
parcels Of land 80 liable fnr tho cost NJ
construction u said sew. - iu Haid SEW ~
DISTRICT 40, liG, la the amounts h,rs
matter specified IN Section / " this Ordi-
nance.
Now. THEREFORE,. RE 1T ORDAINED
BN TtiE BOARD OF COMMISSIONER M
OF rNE CITY OF TULSA OKLA
HOMA.
SECTION 4. Tint thcrc shaIl he and
thcro iH hereby nppuTtinned 60 and luvind
upon aud HFHesard against tho several
lotH and parcels of land tn said SEWER
DISTRICT 40. lI3 I'm the city OF Tulsa
oklahoma, 80 benefited by the ronstruc-
ton of Hald sewer, the amounts rvHpCC
lively M tollowa tp.wlt.
NNH
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STlCK.UPS AGAIN BUSY
Trio Rob Brothcr-: 4. ". MusgrnNc
Is Also Robbers Victim.

y. w. MuHrrNyD. 1919 E1u
Eighth, reported 20 the police about
1915 O'Clock lust nlght that only
a few minutes before largo m-
masked man had held him up uoar
Eighth ana Forrest and robbed him
OF s2b I'm money
Shortly after Ben and Lacy Tim
mons, who failed to give any ad-
dress at police headquarters. report
'cd three unmaskcd me had. about ! %
O'clock, held them up near tho cast
end OF Admiral and robbed bo,h
OF them. Their total loss was about
s6. According To Lacy Tmmous
they were walking east ON Admiral
when three mon, walking rapidly
passed them, and then when some
three stopped on the sidewalk and
started back. As the men mot, IN,
,hrsa tanned on the sidewalk and
ordered the two TimEons' to- stiCn
'em up, Following the robbery IN,
trio fled north on Lewis,
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor,

Publishcd In Tho Tulsa Daily World
March 9, 10, n, 10 and l3. 1924, The
World Publishing Company, PubllshersJ
NOTICE.
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the city Auditor Tuisa, oHianoma, until
o'clock y. M, Monday. March 2lst 1891.
Tor the construction of a Sanitary Sewer.
including latoralH, rounect -. and other
sppurtenanCes for Sewer District No. l75,
as created and established by Ordinance
No. 2lgS, passed and approved the LIST day
OF a.arch, 1921.
Plans. p5ofilcs and specifications FOR the
construction u said sewer system and
sppurt tenanCCs have been adopted by the
Mayor and Board of Commissioners Of
said city and arS'-rrow on file Ia the Of
fcr Il the city Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official
proposal sheets Of the City Of Tulsa
The rights to reject any and all bids
Is reserved To the board Uf ComWissIon-
crs Of the city Of Tulsa, oklahoma.
\ certified check in the sun, Of five
tjl per cent OF tho amnu1t ~ tho bid
Will be required from each bt1det.
All bids VIII be uuened and consid r. d
by the Board Of Commiss Cnprs Il "a d
Cty at a meeting of s1ll B0uri u to
held In tho city HAL IN sAil ''ity al .
lock a. m. on the 22nd day u Maruh.
lg2I
Any and an parties interested are
hereby notified that thev. NAV appear
and protest against or object to said
proposed improvements ur my pant
thereof or any matter or thi1g In rrla a.
ton thereto, at said maet'ng of 'h~ said
Board ot Commissioners on the 22nd day
uf March, 1921
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor,
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WASHGNGTON. March Mel
son O'ShauEhncssy. former charge
d'affniros at Mexico Cita conferred
today with President Harding, but
II is Understood the Mexican sltua-
tiun was not discussed While Mir.
O'Chnughncssy IL said to- bo slated
for diplomatic post It is considered
that he viii DE returned to
MtNIgp
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SOUL OF HAM0N
Barred AT TRIAL

CONTINUED FROM rAGU ONE
w." don't know w''' Tho minister
answered "Yc,"
.ph you make lh8 statement nt
the Hun TIME, If jake ulmou iH
mot safe lu ha Mast"rs hand them
I'm los. '''
The minister again answered
ON ru. direct examination Alton
uty G,n'Ill Freezing ASKED him II
h.s faith dId not teach that - soul
fully rrpuuulnur would GGa favor
with God In said 90 dI and
du ,uu believe jake llrmOu waH
repentance hc wuF asked 81
know t' Was fh" answer.
iIpmon lIad Iicct of Ca~.
Harry Foster. uu Nrdmorc garage
man, t,aIu,i ihiI IaNc Nimpu
tDp' sv nr eight cars ut hIs ph.,
oil iur tim, lir said cara Smith
E,pt CtdIR. iurrC nud that Jake
paid mo- storage, llo said hr saw
cara m tho day uf fbu auonUug
and Chat sho ordered two now cas-.
iuss for her ctr and told him to pui
iu 20 now supply ut rtt and 30l. tui
sho wu3tRoug iu take . long trIn.
n was brought out ON cross cX.
animation TINT thls was "A trip 90
California, which Hh" ana Jake were
planning tu tukc together.
Iir mid clara ,Hmo 90 tho garage
for her car carly ON Monday morn
iur after the shooting llo noticed
That She was lu % great hurry pay.
INK particular attention TO her be-.
cause me- knew Jake hud boon shot
iio had heard the accident story
but didn't believe it
"Nou were lik" Russell Brown.
weren't your" asked attorney Nc
Loan ON cross examination.
The question wuH objected to and
the objection sustained. &. W. Sallis.
former DALLAS service car driver,
who has boon living at Tulsa for the
last pcvcral weeks, told again his
story Of his trip through Texas with
clara Smith on her fliElu.
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(Publishcd IN the Tulsa DAny World
March y, 10, II. IT, 10, IL, 10, 10, II
and IS. 1871 world Publishing Com
psuy. Puhlishorsl
NOTICE To PROPER OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS.
IFrlsco Addition, Rullette Addition. etc.
Bids will be received al the office Of
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Pubtinhcd In the Tulsa pnuy world
H. IS. 10, 20, n. y. 20. II, as. 49, ~.
"a, 20. 80. 3ii AptU !. ?. .. 4 snd g..
1927. World Publishing COMPANY,
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tSealed Bils for street Pavlng)
Notice rs hereby given that In pursu-
antc of an order by the Board OF Com
mi-sl0ucrs Of Lhe CITY Of Tulsa. Oklahoma,
NJ the city Auditor OF said city until 0
%. clock ,. m, Monday March a. 1874.
for furnishing materials and perfornU n <
tho work necessary I'm paving and other
Sect 20 the conditions hereinafter set out,
the following described portions OF the
following named streets and avenues In
said :, City = .rt En- o. Tulsa ,tgg,-,wHit;
center line Of First street TO the center
- line of second street.
GILLETTE AVENUE from the CEN
ter line of Admiral boulevard to the
center line OF Third street except the
intersection Of Second street.
COLLEGE AVENUE frAm tho
South line Of Seventh street to the
Center line Of Eleventh Street, Col-
lege Addition 10 the city OF Tulsa,
SEVENTH STREET from tho West
line ot Lewis Avenue TO the East line
OF Florence Avenue Gormerly known
as Kerr ANcnue). In the city ot
EIGHTH STREET. from tho East
limo Of Lewis Avenue " the West
line q Gary tMicholson) Avenue;
LEWIS AVENUE. from the North u.
line Of lnllcrest Addition to the North
line % Eleventh Street.
COLUMBIA tMccoy) AVENUE,
from the South line of Sixth Street
, 10 the North line OF Eleventh Street,
except intersection at Seventh Street.
EVANSTON tEyans) AVENUE from
the South line Of Seventh Street to
the North line Of Eleventh Street
sTaGsPP' sntsrseetion At Eighth and
FIFTH ,Fcurthl STREET. from
the East line Of Lewis Avenue to the
West line ot College Avenue.
The diamond drill., 1921-12-10

Toward the last I think we kent
on more from force Of habit than any
thing else. but at the end OF the week
] gave In and consented TO let the
fires die down. though II was like pull
Ing teeth TO do II. Something. indeed.
I brought out OF the overtime work.
disappointing as II had been In the
major sense; l was muscled ND as
hard as keg Of nails; as strong A
mule, and the fierce toll OF wood
chopping and boller-hring had given
me an appetite for real work that fair
iy made me ache when / thought OF
stopping. We thrashed II out that eve-
ming, the three OF us before the living
room fire, after Daddy and had flnal-
ly stopped the pumps and let the steam
run down.
II reckon you hain't no call to take
II SO hard. Stannie." Daddy said. after
1 had growied and grouched like a
bear with sore head over our fail.
ure. After all. you must ricollcct
that II amt no skin OF IN you II the
The diamond drill., 1921-12-10

J Consented to Let the Fires Die Down.
ola Clnnabar stays right where she Is
and soaks tilf- kingdom come"
No skin Off of me?" / yelped. with
sort OF Wild laugh. Tisten-hoth
Of YOU" and then / told them the en-.
tire heart-hreaking story of Cousin
fercy's letter and my grandfather's
Joke; OF my stnrtIng out on the fan.
fastic search for the girl, horse and
dog--a search which would doubtless
nave failed before II had fairly begun
TX hadn't happened 10 ride In Pull
man smoker with the man. Charles
Bulierton.
remembered afterward that l had
GOT Just that far--to the naming OF
buierton-when Barney, the ple-faced
collie, got up from his corner OF the
nearth, stalked 10 the door and began
10 growl. The next minute we heard
horses sh-rr-, and Daddy Hiram
rose'' pushed the dog aside and opened
me door. Then JeanIe and I. still
sitting before the Ore, heard him say
grufiy: "Weti, hello. Charley Butler.
ton What In Sam Hill are you doin'
up In this neck o. woodsY.
turhed 10 look at Jeanie--and
missed. In the moment when 7 hsd
glanced aside she had vanished.
when Fullerton came In. which was
after Daddy Hiram had lighted the
lantern and shown him where TO put
DIS horse. he didn't seem half az much
surprised 10 find me sitting before the
Twombly house hre as I thought ne
might have been.
We'll. well look who's heref- ba
bantered. "How are you. BrougbtoD,
This old world isn't so Internally big
as u might be. after all. IL IL, Who
would have thought that our next
meeting would be I'm such an out-of.
the-way corner Of the universe as thIsi
l hope you've been well and chipper
all these weeks
| said what was Obliged 10 and
wasn't any too confoundedly cordial
about II, either. guess.
Fullerton drew up chair and began
70 talk, much as II we'd invited him 70.
about his hard-working year In South |
America; about the fabulously rich
mines In that faraway Utopia OF the
goid-higgers; about his voyage up from
the Isthmus; about the oddness OF his
meeting me on the train, combined
with the more excruciating oddness OF
his meeting me again. here In the East
ern Timsnyonis; things like that.
He was just comfortably surging
along In the swing OF II when a door
opened behind us and he jumped M
with another swell, well. look who's
here" and when I turned. he was
holding Jeanie's two hands In his and
baying over her like a Wild ass OF the
plains. And. II you1l believe me. that
girl bad zone and changed her dress
That Is what she went to do when she
slipped out aad left me TO stare nj her
emntx hair. After she had heard her
The diamond drill., 1921-12-10

OF the boiler. and there wasn't room
for Daddy to crawl In and straighter
you out. And unless you could bs
Strengthened out. we couldn't pull YOU
out.
II see. What did you dof-send for
a boiler-monkeyT
what is a boiier-monkeyf"
1T isn't what: it's a man usual.
ly the littlest man In the shop"
II was the monkey" she said.
tried 70 sit up, but the binding
headache ! had somehow acquired said
No.
You crawled into that rusty old
cofinY'
She nodded.
Daddy lent me his overalls and
Jumper. II wasn't hard; but when I
got Ia and saw how badly you were
hurt .. there wasn't anything 70
laugh ut, then. Daddy says you'l be
apt to carry the scar as long as you
live"
Honorable scars" muttered. 'sYou
straightened me around--rll believe
u II you say so-and then whatr"
Then ! got out and we pulled you
out-Daddy and l. I was glad you
didn't know; that you were past feel.
Ing things. I mean. We must have
hurt you frightfuIly. don't see how
you ever crawled In through that lit
y I remembered my talk with Hilton.
tne man who had finally put me upon
"nat mad proved TO be the right track
IN the tracing Job. He had talke,i
quite freely. Sometimes the food was
only the tapping of an underground
stream, as when one digs a weli: In
otner cases--and these were most COM
mon IN the Cripple Creek region
the source OF the flood would be found
Ia buried lake or reservoir. large or
DOT so large. as the luck might have
u. Ak the source were a lake--so Hi.
ton had said-there. was little use In
lrying 10 pump the mine dry.
Mulling over these dIscouraging bits
oi Information, was naturally led
back to the Pullman smokIng-room talk
With Fullerton. I remembered. with n
sharp little flick OF the memory whln
nat he had given an expert opinion.
which. as II seemed. he had backed up
year earlier with thousand dol,
ars OK real money-the deposit In the
'mana bank made 20 cover my grand
athers bargain binder. What be had
aid was. 'rm reasonably certain that
discovered a way In which that mine
an be drained at comparatively small
xpense."
Had he really discovered a wayf-
nd with no better data than a study
{ the mapsi Staring down at the
lack pool which Daddy and I hadn't
cen able TO lower by so much as a
The diamond drill., 1921-12-10
rrGcllOn or an Inch m weeks pump

fraetion OF an Inch III weeks pump
Ing, doubted IL.
was stumbling out toward the en-.
CINE room with my head down and
my hands In my pockets when heard
Footsteps coming from the direction OF
the cabin beyond the dump. Looking
out, / saw Fullerton sauntering over
toward the shaft-house. Though /
knew that some sort of wrangle with
him was inevitable. I was perfectly
willing TO postpone II, so / edged In
TO the blacksmith shop and sat down
( on the anvil. hoping he might miss me
ana go away. But there was nothing
coming to me on that bet.
Il saw your lead when you left the
house, he began, after he had found
me and had busted on an empty dyna-
mite box for seat. .Don't You think
you've played II rather low down on
mer
How soY-
by taking In my story of this mine
when I told, II TO you without giving
me hint that you were the person
most deeply nterested-since my old
gentleman was your grandfather"
III didn't strike me that way, and Il
doesn't yet" i shot back. II notice
you were mighty careful not 10 tell
me the name Of your old gentleman
or rather, ! should say, you lied about
II when wired you"
An ordinary business precaution."
he chuckled. "But we needn't waste
our time pickering over what might
have been-and wasn't. have a con-
tract with your grandfather which Is
legally binding upon you as his heir
to this particular piece OF property
always provided you can prove that
you are his heir. What I'm here 10
say Ia that I'm ready TO carry out my
part Of the contract: to unwatcr this
mine. What do you sayTp
How are you going 10 do itr"
THAT. my young friend, is particu-
arly my own afrair."
felt pretty scrappy that morning:
here Is no use In denying II.
You're not the only pebble on the
,each, Bullerton," I said, looking him
In the eye. what you can
10 with this mine. another mining en-
'ineer can do quite RS well; and the
'ther man will probably be willing to
10 II without asking the fenccd.in
'arth for his reward"
"Humphi" he grunted: so that's
our play. Is itf" Then. after scowI-
ng pause: you're licked before you
egin. You're fighting without ammu-
ition, Broughton. You haven't any
money. and you1l iodk a long time be-
ore you'll find an engineer able 10
nance his own experiment on your
rowned proposItiop,- -
The diamond drill., 1921-12-10

~ You Want to 90 to Ls~4--saII In.
wheel until tell you 10 70 ahead.
so your contract, II you've got one.
doesn't amount TO hill OF beans"
That point may make a nice little
question for the courts 10 decide" he
snapped. But I don't want 70 20 10
law about this thing. and neither do
you. As matter OF fact; you haven't
any money TO throw away In a legal
scrap. You make me a deed 70 ffty-
one per cent Of the Cinnabar property
Just as II stands. and then You NAV 70
oaek East and enjoy yourself playing
Continued next week
Pick The Live Ones
Wings Ready for Him.
There Is some hope for the person
VINO can laugh when he has n tooth
acne But the man who can laugh M
you when You have toothache IA
beneath words.-Thc Fleur dc LIS.
Proves Wisdom Of HesIod.
ine many prove the wisdom Of
nesiod, who says that the road 20
w'ckeuness Is smooth and very short,
ana there Is no need OF perspiring:
Sut oefore virtue the immortal gods
nave placed the sweat OF labor. and
iong and steep is the way thither. and
.usseu az hrst; but when you have
1cacned the top. then. however din
cult u becomes easy.-Plato.
The diamond drill., 1921-12-10

THAT may be-" retorted. But II
you told me the story straight that
night In the Pullman, you can't turn
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-16
TU()-CENTS-A-WORD
NOTICE TO PATRONS

NOTICE TO PATRONS
Classified will be inserted the TWO
CENTS A WORD. minimum charge Is
Positively advertisement will be accepted unless accompa
MED by the cash except from those who regular ledger
When advertiser withholds his and substitutes
number all replies should be addressed such letter
ber the Daily Register liberty disclose the identity
Of the advertiser.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-16

In these days of high cost Of
white paper ard printing the adj
vertiser could not print a full
page advertisement and buy the
white paper at the small cost that
newspapers charge him for the
complete page delivered into the
home by invitation. That is to
say, the readers Of this newspa-
per buy a paper because they
want to read i and because they
know they get more for their
money at 2 or 3 cents than any
thing else they could buy at thai
price. That IS what makes the
advertising SO valuable to the ad-
vertiser, provided they have Tie
right message, the right illustra-
ton, and the right merchandise
ing plan back of the advertising.
Newspaper advertising is by
far the most economical method
to reach the consumer.-Willian
H. Rankin. President VIM. #.
Rankin Advertising Agency i'll
NeWSDaDcrdOm.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-16
KIRKSVILLE

| Farmers are very busy plant
ing corn and setting tobacco.
Mr.. Jonah Cox has his house
almost completed.
Mrs. Clay Brakeman and Mr.
Mrs. Frank Wheeler attended a
family reunion in Danville on Fri
day at the home of Mr.. Jack
Hendren.
Mr.. Rufus Brakeman has pur-
chased a nice bunch of small
shoats.
Mrs. Carrie Todd and Son Bur-
nett, spent Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Coy.
Many from this place attended
the recital at Muncy's Store on
Thursday and Friday night.
Among the players were, Master
Russell and Mason Pope, Bur
nett Todd, !. T. Turner and
Beulah Mae Turner.
Mr.. ]. H. Fitzgerald spent
Saturday and Sunday in George
town.
The pupils of Mrs. Carrie
Todd's room will give play on.
Tuesday night, May "a, entitled
the "Tom Thumb Wedding"
About 40 tots are in this play and
it is hoped every one will come.
and enjoy an evening of fun of
home talent play.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-16
king Spruce Perfect
Fit for Mitchell Lewi


AS Tom Moore knew every
nook and Granny Of ireland, 50
does Holman Day, the noted All
thor, know Maine, the locale OF
most of his popular novels. Born
in the Pine Tree State and edit
Gated at Colby College, Names
principal institution Of learning
Mr.. Day has written for the past
20 years Of people with whom he
came in contact every day, peo-
pie whose mannerisms and mode
Of living diffcrentiate them from
the populace Of every other sec
ton OF the country.
Though resident of the city.
Mr.. Day is familiar with the back
woods country and the peculiar
foIk that inha5it it 1t is they ne
visualized in The greatest Of his
novels. king Spruce the pic
turization Of which starring Mr..
Mitchell Lewis is the special at
traction at the local theaters to-
day.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-16

See a full-rigGed schooner-alI
sails set-go crashing onto the
rocks see the burning Of another
vessel at sea and girls heroic
rescue OF the man she loves.
These are just three of the grip
ping incidents that make Irwin
Whats Partners Of the Tide"
which comes 20 the local theatres
Wednesday one of the greatest
pictures of the year. It's a
Hodkinson release.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-16
Richmond Daily Register
NJ. SAUFLEY, Editor and Proprietor
subzcrirtIap Rae,
The Low Cost of
Advertising Space

Few advertising men know that
advertising space i'll newspapers
is by the far the economical way
to reach the Consumer. 1t is a
fact and the only reason that adj
vertising was ever created was
because wise and shrewd men
learned that they could buy white
space in publications at a mini
mum cost and because of the mes
age they would put into that
en ace they could make profit on
+be transaction and make the adj
vert, sing a real investment IN
nrod,,, ton of sales and good will.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-16
Revival at Whites Station

DR.. A. Sidney Venable, OF Mer-
Ger county, is conducting revival
services at Silver Creek chapel
near Whites Station. Large audi
ences are attending and much i'll
terest manifested. Come and
hear this great preacher.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-16

The number of sheep in tie
UnitedStates has increased about
four million iii ten years.
EskimoS eat the stomachs OF
deer, with their contents, to sup
ply the vitamines in their de,.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-16

Political announcements
The Daily Register % authorized to
nnounce the following as candidates
II office subject to the primary cleo
on August 6, 1921, and the regular
lection November 1921:
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
For County Attorney
JOE 2. CHENAUIT
For Commemorative Attorney
WSI. j. BAXTER
of Jessamine County
BEN a. CRUTCHER
of Clark County
For County Judge
C. Il. ANGEL
For County Clerk
Il. O. MOBERLY
HUGH SAMUELS g.,
For Tax Commissioner
BEN r. POWELL =
WILL VI. ADAMS
CHARLES MARTIN
For Circuit Clerk
JAMES w. WAGERS =
For Sheriff
VAN BENTON
For Jai!er
SAM HUNTER
CHAS. :. ROGERS
:. ID. JONES
For Magistrate-3rd District
G.. c.. BURGIN
For Mayor
SAMUEL RICE
ROBERT GOLDEN
For City Attorney
EUGENE MOYNAHAN
For Chief of Police
CLAUDE DEVORE
JAMES +. POTTS
For Councilman
REID JUETW
w. J.. LEEDS
From Courthouse Ward