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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Wichita Boosters in
Tulsa on Trade Trip

Eighty boosters from wichita,
business men and iobbers, invaded
Tulsa early Monday morning and re-
mained for two hours the guests
Of the local chamber OF commerce,
visiting Tulsa business men and be
coming better acquainted with this
section Of oklahoma. The delega-
tlon, together with chamber OF
commerce officials, paraded the
downtown streets in the downpour,
undaunted by tho wet weather and
led hy brass band
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Want Ads
Rates and Information

Ihc per word per time.
Seven Insertions for tho price Of
sir.
Minimum srsco ~ words
10 per word per day whom copy runs
one month without change.
Minimum amount one time 2bc.
ALL CHARGE VAST ADS are due
ana payable the same day first iusef-
tiop OF ad appears. CAN out-of town
want ads and all wanted 60 rent. alt
Nations wanted. wearing apparel and
household roods ads are positively
cash IN advance)
TIE LEPH II ONE T. WANT ADS are
charged at the same rate as cash ads
and collections viii be made at your
homo or office M soon after first In
sertlon as possible. THIS is an accom-.
modatlon service and payments should
be made promptly when bin IA pre-
sentCd. Always ask your telephone ad
to he repeated back to you by the
telephone ad taker TO make sure that
~ has been correctly taken. The World
cannot assume responsibility for errors
~ any kind occurring In telephone
advertisements
Under no circumstances are we re-
sponsihle for errors In any advertise
ment unless reported inm edistely after
first Insertion. No reduction In cost
of an ad will he made unless error
destroys value OF ad.
Phone 5000
ASK FOR WANT AID DEPARTMENT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Green Is Accused of
ReceiUing Stolen Car

At his arraignment before Justice
II. j. Gray Monday on charge OF
receiving stolen property, Bill Green
pleaded not guilty and was COM
mlted 10 JAN under q 5000 bond
pending preliminary trial on May g..
Green is charged by Foster n.
Burns with buying a five passenger
auto April 22 which ne knew was
stolen property. The owner OF the
car has not set been found.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
AKDAR TO BUILD IN FALL
Proposed Temple and Thcatcr VIII
cost Approximately $500, 600.

Officials Of the Akdar shrine
have announced that work is cX-
pected 10 start on a new temple and
theater building by late summer or
early fail. The proposed building
which will cost approximately 5000
900, will be located al Fourth street
and Denver avenue, whore two lots
have been purchased for a consid-
Grafton said to exceed 100000.
The first floor OF the new build
ing will be a theater with a scat
ing capacity Of about $500, The
stage it is said, Will be so con-
structed as to be large enough for
degree work and can be made
fmaller for plays. The theater Will
probably be leased for show pur-
poses when not in use hy the
shrine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
AUTOMOBILES


bDuGT ROADSTER with au-l,utb,r toy.
Nlsi olaHs condition. can be s'ru st
rf4nI,, Motor Sales. e01 s.. nrtrott
ions ltlD HIN t.paHaruEat tuadHtcrl
uNrrbuuIfd with new partHt i've cord
iIroH. hcs tup. ,tu.. tcrma. pseEo t9i ~.
pDuGE NuAu~rLK with winter and
summer tops. iu fr.t-,lhrH condition. .
reasonable cash payment aud balance uu
ttrfuH. taHur 1900 n.
Will TRADE lWck touring t0r Dodge
roadster 20 W. SNtn. oHHEo ll's
IuN SALE Hrht delivery csr. ideal tur
tIuu"fN uI Uthf hHuNuE. II ln market
call NUWsI. uaaUr $500 ".
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26

NEW i-ton Ford truck for sale. bargain
DsHRo l7ts
BUICK TOURING, mode, O-ibi priced to
=, move q quieh tito, opon today Mr.
FOR SALE or TRADE One-ton Ford
truck with cab Raymond Cole
man. l21 y. second.
STEPHENS b-pRsscnEcr late model; bar
Rash Motor co.. 7ei $, Main. Cedar 1879,
Mr Moore
FORD TOURING - Engine oycrhauled.
new upholst,ring good tires. new paint.
ilrst t22b takes a. also two bicycles,
cheap. 1910 $. Trenton,
CHEVROLET field car for sale, biE bar
gain Tor cash 81 5000, open today. Mr..
Moore, 72i =. Main 81. Cedar l21o.
FOR SALE one a ton second hand Re.
.. public truck good condition. 90 n.
NuniH Osag9 6732.
DODGE TOURING car, five good tires
Al mechanical condition; responsible
parties may have torms. OaeEe 1861.
DODGE ROADSTER. new tires. new top.
excellent mechanical condition. terms II
desired. 'nll osage 1851.
1920 DODGE ROADBTER worth tho
money. must sell for cash. call Usage
3ObA.
foRD TOURING Tor sale price I2bO. open
today Nr. Moore. 72t 4. Main ~.
WE HAVE new Jones car. which has
never been out Of garage for private
use. WIN trade ss first payment on
| good fvc or sis room modern house.
win pay some cash, " necessary. Fred
W Lindcr Co. 2ib Robinson Bldg 4.
phones Usage i71i and 5775
LET rs SELL your car. We have lots
Of buyers SHY Dome Auto Park Fourth
Bnd Boulder.
| WILL TRADE three or four lots FOR good
| late model auto. Phone OsRge 7771. or
s22.
ron BALE-Soyon passenger ChalmorA
| fully equipped In Al condition. Chear
| for cash or terms To tho right person
| Usage GO3i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
.EINSTEIN FLOORS HARDING
president, Admits He Doesn't Under
stand the Theory.

WASHINGTON, April 25.--The
theory OF relatively Of matter,
which got into senate debate re-
Gently with assertions by Senator
Boise Penrose, John Sharp Williams
and others that they did not un-
derstand IL. also has vanquished
President Harding,
It's originator Dr. Albert Eiustc Elm,
reputed Swiss scientist called on
Mr. Harding today with a delega-
ton from the National Academy OF
Sciences As the group posed be
fore camera. the president smil-
ingly confessed that he, too, failed
TO grasp the !dr'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
State Briefs

MISUNDERSTANDING permits is-
sued here thus far in April average
two per day for residences. with IL
for other buildings. Forty-four per
nlts. aggregating s91.400. of which
$4,000 goes into home buildings,
have been announced by the build
Ing Inspector.
observation-disclosures laying
IercIses for Samuel Richard Hail
he new 100000 administration
building Of Bacone University, VIII
h held the first part of June, to-
se,her with the commencement eN-
'lcises school authorities an
,olnced.
PERSHING.-The new $4,000
bhool building OF Pershing was
opened this week The school en-
p'lment is 343, with one year OF ac-
uedlted high school work now given
WITH a curriculum comparing favor
ably with the larger schools OF the
mle.
ENlD.--The seventeenth annual
reunion Of the student of the Local
tl'lness college was held here this
week The reunion was held in con-
-hction with the commencement
Hercises, at which time so diplomas
we're given out.
DCNCAN-The city commission
NA called an election for May Tor
He purpose Of voting on the three
yohd issues aggregating 100000 tol
Ulnlcipal improvements. They In
g-ae water extensions, sewer eXten'
A'aa and electric light extensions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
SEE MIR. FORSTER
PACKARD USED CAR
MARKET
1900 South Boston OstFo 1900

NEW chandler four. passenger touring
car, driven only 900 miles. EiF cord
tires, $500 oNtra equipment Will sDil
FOR cash sunday, 81 900. don't fail 20
see this car " W Uprncurk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
1yROL IS WON BY GERMANY
'1.e for Annexation In Sundays
riebiS0ite Found Overwhelming

prW7 W VuIltI tFVTWHuriI'rHF
BERLIN, April 25.-Austrian Ty-
~ voted in favor OF annexation TO
Slmany by a large majority in
,ss.aaay's plebiscite, according 10 re-
.-1 received here today. Unoffi-
% figures we're announced as fol-
N favor Of annexation TO Ger
n.ny, 93.694.
opposed to annexation to Ger
many, 1907.
va .As4slIlau Tyrol lies between Ba-
,or,.a ana Italy, Part Of the terri
t.,,pS. mountainous but a portion is
''''e and yields rich crops.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
AUTOMOBILES

1921 DODGE ROADSTER driven 300
miles iwO bumpers Sam" 49, new, sac.
Tilted tOg cash. Lee Hrudrcu. OAsga Sss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
MARMONS
REAL BARGAINS
PACKARD USED CAR
MARKET

1900 South Boston osagc 1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
LOsT AID EorNn.

LOST-Fridey, pair of hingle scissors a /
Majestic or $. Boston iitncy Osago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Wire Flashes

., OkT WORTH, Texas. Aprn a5.-The
'.nhIng season claimed It's first yictim
Nioa ,ta iaylor H. was drowned while swim.
''''s IA irlhliy river near Forest Park
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
HIGH GRADE
USED CARS

We must clean out our stock ot high
grade used cars, therefore, tho
prices we are quoting are low
enough To move them.
3-3J Packard Touring, Ike new.
guaranteed.
l-35 Packard Touring. real bar
gain.
1920 Stutz Roadster; never boon
driven.
1919 stutz Bcarcat. new tires and
paint.
1920 Marmon 5-pssscnBer. run
1000 miles
1918 Marmon 7-passcngor in Al
shape.
1913 Winton 4-passenger; now tires
and paint.
19l7 Premier 7-passcnRcr; looks liko
new
1917 Cole Touring; real bargain.
1917 Locomobile, 7-passrugCr. very
reasonable.
And a number Of other makes 10
select from, all in Al shape.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26

HLEEUING ROOM ADJOINING BATH,
PRIVATE HOME WALKING DIS
TAECE s. PER WEEK. OR $40 PER
MJNTHi GENTLEMEN ONLY, OsAGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
OTHERS TO SELECT FROM
w. G.. Norris Motor
Sales Company

101-3 s. Main ST. Phone Osago $500
Call for j, II. INT, Used Car Mgr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS


WE DESIRE to ospress our appreciation
ana sympathy Of thanks 10 our many
friends for the beautiful floral offer.
lngs given for our father aud grand .
father Mr.. j. J. Justice, especially do We
thank the q, A. r. Tho family
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-02
Southern Pacific
Appeal, Decision on
Rate to Deming

SANTA M. - ~. Nlr'h "a
petition has been rI.4 with the lu
tcrs,Itc Cuum,I,, commission H.
the Southern Pacific company asking
Tor 20 T,h,iTiur cor u modification ui
the decision aud order ut fhv com
mission in thr gl.p brought uy DO,
Murray n lnyuD company az Dem
'ur involving carload rates. ON fresh
ruits aud vegetables from Ctlllotiil
producing points tp b,m.ug The
commission recently found these
rates To Bee unreasonable and unjust
and awarded PREPARATION ON past
shipments amounting lu the agEro'
gate Co about $1,000.
The state Corporation commission
today received notice that co." urd''.
upon further consideration ul ih'
record ANA for good cause shown. had
been modified so that 10 will h'"ow'
effective April ! instead Of March .
Tho extension evidently was Coo EiN'
tho southern Pacific company sum.
ciont time 10 mako tho necessary
tnrifs changes 10 comply with IN
cummissiun's order.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-02
50 BILLS COME
OUT Of COMMITTEE
IN THE HOUSE
Measure for Certihcation
of Engineers Is
Killed

~
n ft' y W. "''."
Aside from the passage "I Do s'uni"
I'M rr,ntipr Harding count, and the,
a.. 80. t.r "a.
" Wv NV ~ W
piIn'lpu A'il'h IN l"'.''N l"N''
session % the house wus .Hr appoint
mont Of a steering ,l.Hmfft,, ut
.,tt ..,. iuI.
''"' ~ 49,
ana committee reports ihi.' E". ~
lit'i "I SANTA 70 ~ '"'''O"'N .' '"
committee the othet h''uN'ls n'iN
!. y. Ihti't"s' ~ IL '!'''I VI n
bi'rn, Ji. j.. NJ bf"'h, .'HNlI'1 '''
IiuN' r,puhll'"ha' aHH N''h"'" 'N'
Mcdonald d'm"'rh's.
lIh'll''HN an gu w I''' W ''
Vim" oi ~" mousse uuIIhk I"ul
hour session was occupied WIN "'
non ON '"ininlti'" i'p"' H"ll' '"
hills came "Ht OF commute - u"''Nt
ID, session, covering a WHO i'nf' ,'
subjects. Nm"is hilh ~hI'N''anl
reported was mat cr''''"E s''l
board col 'hSih''Ilnk 'N.'uI'"' "n'
pIuNld'NF imt .oi'ily u" 10
engineers lht hll NhH hII'' '" ,"'
,"Wmltl''A diverse l'l''lf "l
l''ut' OF quay county H"" N'-''""''
defended u -
I'""9' ''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-02
Find Kentucky
Mountains Still Wet

- y.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 2-lt"-
|purts from mountainous counties Of
|Krutu,k indicate that prohibition has
|not yet reached some OF those Sec
|tiuus and that human lie AS a result
|hls seldom been cheaper.
At Harlan Judge W T. Davis. in
|ori,riur that no man who drinks be
|rull,d for jury duty. said '"fh" 10
|humipidus in this counts are due 10
WHISKY. Failure 60 enforce pruhthi-
|tiou laws has permitted q wave Of
|Crimr 20 cnEulf MS"
Judge Roscoe Nauoyor, at Whites
hurr saws TINT among tho cases triud
before him iu a year 20 homicidos
|Wcrv directly due 60 whisky,
William roayloy, shot to death us
he bottled from q deputy TALLER while
being taken 90 prison. was tho t'nth
man arrested and convicted In 10
DAYS for carrying q Cun at Pincvillc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-02

Fisvorsd with highest gfste real maple sugar, Vsry
moderate in price absolutely pure The mshsfs 81
ksfo ere the world largest usefsofths hiGhsst grads
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-02
STRUGGLES
TO SETTLE THE
OIL QUESTION
Paving Way for Recog-
milton of Mexico by
the United States
lBy &. ~. NEWELL
-

" y D. =" sANHH"
MEXICO cry. March g-Scttlc-
- - r. r,,,b ,,,,t.l Nt.xi,nn
" d"
il question: ~ IHN'lN l" DC I'''"'"
atly this spring.
Ana with that question settled JUS
10 foreign na well as domestic in
rests, the biggest obstacle between
lpNiyu % recognition by foreign
uvcrumyuts viii Doe removed.
Those close To President Ohrogun
nd American oil mon ON the inside
McNiDu say there are Tow reasons
Il To- prevent recognition Of Tho
lhr"Euu government 10y President
Harding.
Such recognition i7 Of a paramount
Importance Co 1htcEon.
Repeated efforts have been made
hofur" as well az sine" IA" overthrow
+ 'arrunan to obtain a foreign loan,
Failure ou the part ut 'urrdnza 10
,ttlr the OH question with fairness
Ini' ~ impossible tor him to get q
Yuu. The same WAS true uf tho De
Ilurrtl interim government.
on problem
Tho Carrauz1 constitution 81 May,
glt attempted 60 rcpluC" all phi
ate property iu McNico. in 40 far
IS tho suhsuil uil rights wer" concern
Il, under control OF th" government
IN" constitution Hlld 10 erect thht
,Ir. a. might file claim To the right To
iurc for oil ON % land ut MI. l
ven though Mr.. 70 had leased the
anne privileges CO. MI c. nud even
uuugu Mt g. objected very EtT,uu-
utlN
American aud other ull companies
ltuiulIy hlDE'd. uH dld the Mexican
%lndowu"r.
Furthermore. C%urrunza. by decree.
HH.s.AH.aN "a rrHMLL This AF.t.alAn roe
roarti,,. although the constitution It,
| elf u,ld this illegal.
IN view OF past difficulties neither
oroiru interests nor Mexican land
wuvr- viii NOW accept anything but
| i-crrormuucr uu thr issue, This tho
cw government uf M"Ni'" knows N
cudy bhrreuu has denounced the
arftuln decree us Illegal and one ~
,lH cabinet ministers has su ruled Of
lcially.
tn, Mexican congress expects 20
aass 90 new petroleum code bbtvEou
giIi urr. that 10 nr 500 fair that 1gitt-
| ION. both foreign aud domestic. wall
ease.
Affects Future
u congress meet the demands,
Domestic and foreign pirtlrs To- the
]ontroy,rsy ely that new ui' develop
uout Vlll aurplss anything the world
as seen
lf CONGRESS does not Iialgh the good
Work bhr,gou has begun, uil Develop
.eut boz Mexico will be- slowed 60 an
mrmiuu extent
III iOIr,uuu i- ,pgcr TO Rpt recognition
th, Harding administration
VI FROM what b. Huid by republican
trout. who hbVp come horu since
ibrrruu'B Inauguration b is easy 60
nt'r fnui " primo i~Irinrb govern
lr question OF recognition.
IIfst re- knowledge m th, states that
recognition may hn of first impor-
lance BOO helping bhr'rnu keep peace.
SECOND 70 feeling that recognition
hould hr based MOE ON promises. hut
BOD practical and binding pledges % q
Mexico viii perform her International
obligations.
There Be- no disDoy'rthl" distrust Of
President uhrcruu among Foreigners
. Mexico Americans fool that b." -
]horuupi'y sincere BOO wanting to " 1907
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-02
.Phoenix Man Freed
OF Murder Charge
On Insanity Plea

PHOENIX, Ariz,, March 2-Alvah
GRAY, tried for murder as a result Of
thu fatal shooting Of James =. Mel
son here last December -, was found
not guilty by q Jury In superior court
The verdict read "Sot guilty by roas-
on OF insanity" The jury dclibor-
ntod two hours ana took three bal
lots.
Alleged relations between Nelson
and Miss Ruby Gray, daughter OF the
defendant, figured prominently In the
TRIAL,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-02

You will find it in our CLASH
fed Columns.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-01-20
TO BEAVER COUNTY TEACHERS

Beaver County Teachers Associs
tion lacks nineteen members Of
having the required 20 per cent
which entities our delegate 10 the
state association to seat in the
business assembly.
Many counties are 100 per cent
membership and we as teachers
and promoters OF education in
Beaver county cannot afford 10 lag
behind other counties in oklahoma
in doing our part 20 keep the
educational advancement progress
i've and equal 70 the standard o.
education set by any other state.
To uphold this standard we must
maintain our associations aud keep
in touch with legislation pertaining
TO education We can do this By
having voice in the business as
sembly. Article III. Sec /. Of the
constitution Of the State Teachers
Association reads. "The purpose OF
this association shall be to pro-
mote the welfare OF the teachers
and the educational interests OF
all the people Of the state Of Ok
lahoma"
want TO urge each teacher OF
Beaver county who Is not a paid
up member 10 Immediately send the
s2.0O membership fee 10 Mrs. Mel
lie Groves. secretary OF the Bea-
yer County Teachers Association.
Forgan. or send directly 10 county
superintendent. Beaver. In either
case. you will receive your receipt
for membership and our report will
20 in on time 10 entitle us to
Representation in business assembly.
or the 5000 dues si25 goes 10
the state association, soc to district
associations and 25c Is kept in the
fund Of the county association.
The State Teachers Association
meets in Oklahoma City. February
10, II. 12. Teachers. let US at
tend II we can, but II we can't go
let us pay our membership fee
that our delegate may represent US
in any proposed legislation. Mrs. /.
". +. Duncan, Pres Beaver County /
Teachers Association.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-01-20
KNOWLES ITEMS

Stockholders Of the Knowles Co
operative co. held a business meet
ing last Wedeesday afternoon.
Mrs. G. ~ Pemberton. who has
been staying out IN the country.
returned home last week and was
called 10 the home Of her daughter
Mrs. q Matthews. northeast of
town. on account of sickness
Ed Dickson was III Gate last
Wednesday
Bob Patten and family took don
ner with Chas. Givens and family
Sunday and attended church at
Mocane Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Daily took dinner
with Chas Giyens and family sun
day and afforded church at Mocane
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. f. r. Bonchard was For
gan visitor Monday.
Mr.. Carrier and daughter. Emily.
were Forgan visitors Monday.
Mrs. Rosa Smith was in Forgan
Monday
The Knowles school will have a
program and pie supper Friday
night, proceeds to 20 to Near East
Relief fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Bonchard
and Reverend and Mrs. Chester
Wlckens we're Gate visitors last
Wednesday.
Reverend and Mrs Chester Wick
ems were in Beaver Monday.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-01-20
NORTH FORK

A very serious accident happened
to Greene Hildebrand's Oldest girl,
Neva. Tuesday evening when the
horse she was riding became fright
ened and threw her and her young
or sister. Verna. off and dragged
Neva short distance. dislocating
her right limb at the knee Joint in
very severe manner Doctors
Smith and Buckmaster were called
and set the injured limb and the
little girl is resting now as well as
could be expected. Verna was not
hurt in the accident.
Mrs Mahaffer's little boy, Roy,
who has been very sick, is much
improved.
Mrs. Madison is spending the
week with Mrs. Henry Drum.
The phone people on line No. 2
held a meeting Wednesday night at
the home of their Director. Frank
Peterson, for the purpose OF max
ing arrangements for keeping the
line up in working order. We all
hope that we well have better sery-
ice now.
Ed Gaunt and wife left for their
new home at Fletcher Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter Beach was helping
her daughter. Mrs. Gensman. cook
for threshers the last of the week.
Ed Boyers had the misfortune
10 lose valuable mule Tuesday
evening, one of the little boys was
driving IL to scool. II fell dead in
the harness. The cause was not
known.
Louis McNutly has been helping
MIR, Gaunt pack and get ready Tor
moving all the past week.
The young people were kept busy
during the holidays entertaining
and being entertained. Some of
those having parties, receptions. etc.
were. Mr.. and Mrs Luke Bowden.
Frank Peterson, Wesley jenkins.
Roy Gheen. Arthur Williams. Burgett
Mesner and Joe Nickel
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bond are the
proud parents OF a baby boy born
the Sth. All parties are doing nice
ly.
The Mothers club met with Mrs.
Roy Gheen last Thursday the i.6th
and canned about 40 quarts OF beef
with pressure cookers for her.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-01-20
TWIN MOUND

Fine weather for this time of
year. II seems as II II is staying
nice so the farmers can get their
big crops out. II II continues a
few more weeks most everyone
will be through.
Mrs. Nellie Phillips has had quite
an attack OF inflamatory rheun.a-
tism. but Is up again and thinks
she will be able to begin her school
next Monday IL nothing else sets in.
Russell Martin has sold his broom
corn. The Phillips boys also sold.
Mrs. Boothe has been helping
take care of her daughter. Nellie.
the past week.
Mrs. Debbie Young has moved. to
the house on the pasture where her
son, Irwin. has rented. She viii
stay for a while. Mr.. Walker NOV
ing on the place she vacated.
The Sunset school house caught
on fire Monday night but was dis
covered before much damake was
done. They could not use the
south room Tuesday but hope 10
have IL fixed in a few days.
Evory and Manley Boothe spent
Sunday with their sister. Nellie.
One OF Mrs. Neff's sisters visited
her couple OF weeks ago. but
only stayed short time as Albedt
was sick at the time.
We were sorry to hear OF the
death of Grandma Howard, which
occurred about the last of Decem-
ber Sympathy Is extended to the
sorrowing ones in thir hour of trial.
Mrs. Bob Phillips has been con-
fined TO her bed the past week
with a complication of diseases.
We hope 10 be able to report her
better at our next writing,
The Misses Sinner have returned
to their school work at Shattuck
after spending the holidays with
their parents.
Tom Smith had the misfortune
OF having his smokehouse robbed
OF all his meat a few nights ago,
the lock being broke off. The
ones who are making this a prac-
tice had better go easy as every
one don't sleep when such work
is going on.