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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
ARREST OIL MAN
IN LIQUOR RAID
Isaac Shuler and Women
Are Found in Room on
South Denver

Isaac Shuler. local oil operator.
Gas arrested about II O'Clock last
4 ,rht by police officials at tho homo
an woman who gave her name as
e. ROCKWELL. 3l5 South Denver, by
po.ro captains George Blaine and
"a Il Wilkerson. Shulcr and an
,fbsr woman who gave her name a.
Marie Gray, were found IN the same
room u the house. according 30 tho
,ff.nrs. large quantity Of liquor
oaa also found by the officers. Al
.uarts of home brew which was said
,n carry some waliop. and five gal
.onns or grape swino were destroyed.
Shuler was Booked at police head
Quarters on charge OF improper
'anduot the Rothwell woman was
hooked on a charge Of possession OF
tauo- and tho Gray woman was
hooked under two charges. improper
conduct and Vagrancy. Shuler was
afcr released under a $50 bond for
bis appearance in police court
.rbursday afternoon The bond Of
,to Rothwell woman was set az $3.50
,nd that OF tho Gray woman at
200. Neither Of them had made
yord at late hour Wednesday
hight
Tho raid bv tho police followed
close uu tho heels Of suit filed
Wednesday afternoon I'm district
court by Mrs Shuler against her
husband in which she asked for
,oparatc maintenance. In her petit
ion Mrs. Shuler alleged that her
husband had treated her cruelty on
numerous occasions. had refused 20
support her for some time and had
failed I'm various other ways TO he a
'rue and loving husband Shuler's
residence is southeast Of the city.
although he has offices I'm the EN-
change National bank building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
Negro Who FeH Three
Stories wiz RecOUey

Tho drop of three stories taken b.,
Roy Fines. negro drug addict. Tues
day night. when three unidentified
negro companions in the county Jail
attempted TO lower him from the
roof of the four-story building to
the ground with a half-inch cotton
rope, viii not prove fatal, the negro
having been transferred from a
negro hospital Wednesday To tho
hospital ward in tho county Jail.
Fines arm and ankle were broken
In the fall. which occurred imme.
diatoly after the negroes on the root
discovered they were the object of
a score of eyes in a hotel adjoining
'ho county courthouse, ana allowed
Nhe suspended man To drop to the
ground
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
LEGALS.

IPuhlishrd tu The Tulsa Daily world April
-, % and 25, 1891. World Pubiishlns
CO., publishers1
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
The board Of Education ~ tho city OF
Tulsa. Okla, will receive bids a. ihtlf
offices In the central HIgh school Buld
ing Tulsa. okla. up until l2 O'Clock noon,
TUESDAY April 26th, 1891,
For the excavation and removal or the
earth from a plot Of ground located on
th, old High school Block and facing on
South Cincinnati Avenue, In aCcOriu nee
with Information furnished AT the offices
81 George Winkler, Architect ilA-il5
Palace building Tulsa. Okla,
BIDS 70 be accompanied BY a ceriIfied
check in tho amount Of five per cent Of
tho amount Of such bid as guarantee
that tho BIDDER will enter into a contract
satisfactory to the BOARD of Education
should the fob be awarded 20 him,
said Board Of Education reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
The Board OF Education.
H. o, MCCLURE, President
GEORGE MCURDf, Sccrelary.
published ia the Tulsa Daly World,
ApriI IS. ~, - and a. 1921. World
Publishing Co. Publisher
NoTscE TO BIDDERS. ,.,..
TIN. board ., Education Of the Clly
Of TNlss okla will receive bids az their
Offices in the Central Hlgn school
Building Tulsa, Okla up unit! one o. CLOCK
p. M. Tuesday April 80 lE-l
~, the furntshlng OF three new go
"A - boii,rs, " o. n. Tulsa 10 be used
In The addition ~ the Ne" Ssh|Ta' h'sa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
nlrcs domestic Scicncc Tnlk.

4 domestic science demonstration
WAS given Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs sadie Grommet, county dem
onurator. at the home OF Mrs 6.
u Patterson in Kendall. to the
hostess and her friends. Those
present were Mrs. W. r. McCrory.
Mrs T W. Cook, Mrs. Harold Die
uch. Mrs. W. G. Causcy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
Tulsa Student Not on Trial.

Roy Raines. of Bartlesville. NOM
her OF the University OF Tulsa de-
batting team, is not the Roy Raines
fined IN federal court Tuesday on
a l.quor possession charge. The
student said yesterday he had re-
ceived many calls from friends
relative to the story. The Raines
found guilty in court halls from Ok
mulgce
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
AUTOMOBILES
HIGH GRADE
USED CARS
AUTOMOBILES ron SAFE. .

\ high grade used car ls better
bay than cheap new ear.
3.35 Packard 7-passcusor guar
autccd.
1918 Locomobilc. q real bargain.
1919 Stutz Boarrnt now tires
and paint
1e2o Stutz Roadster. new a bar.
gain.
1920 Marmon 5-passcngcr. run
5000 miles. like new.
1919 Normon passenger In Al
shape,
1919 Wunton i-passcnscr, looks
like new.
1921 Ford Coupe, used two months
12l7 cole 7-pawcngcr, real bar
ghiu.
Also Premier, Ruick Sedan. l.
% Packard and Others.
SEE MIR, FORSTER
PACKARD USED CAR
MARKET
1900 South Boston Usage 1900
MEDIUM SIZE TRUCK Zoe aaio at si,s6o.
to ho sccn. i2t W. rust
FpH SALE ono =. " y. tuca one
Republic truck one Fordson tractor,
some Ford touring cars Inquire cuHdcn
flpc Line Go. garage. West Tulsa.
FOR SALE seven passenger Chaimcrs.
cheap for cash A No. J condition. Osago
6o1t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21

WINDOWS and hous,.clcnuiug lct the
American shine. baBEe 6t21
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS A

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K.rnsI,. uidr ''''' '''''" wv 90
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L'0l k"dah pictures. 'dlI CEDAR t.tI
reward.
suUAALD
i'lack lcftan fomalr cat from White 'lty
'',s'n ! arm hnaW'fH 20 name OF IutN.
'"u hufA 90, reward
LDsT. ladies. rursr containing r.ut.,
eve glasses. bunch of l,a,s tanb hlua
'ar ,'"' q. I''l.t
down town Saturday uurrlrr ami rot Out
~ ear at 'Usd,u HIug IInd,r uI,aae ka,p
money and return other contents to Como
Iuavru at FIu tosdru HIdu
rIsr- t..,...i. ,,,..i.f. ,tos ,,i.,. .,..,
tan. srvrn uortna Old. viii nav t,Vard
for recovery eau ~. NJ rrIpr. Oaag.
al"i or psago iol
LOST. small chUd'a h.II,t sItpper. satur.
dsv ophpno ,sdar 1895
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TAKEN Ii"onv black horse. 2o' r..
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21

li.t tH Ulilp your driycVays and side
WH|hf. Voc fANn sou money, licensed
com. tractor. NF44t f.IH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21

10l-3 :. Main 81 Usage $500
can FOR j, ". hit. Used car Mgr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21

FOR SALE-lf you are looking fur a
bargain ln passenger car now run
nInR. call tsag" sass Hftsr = u.CloDk eve.
niugs.
HAVE ONE $500 ana ono s. 500 first
mortgage notes. per cont, secured by
first mortgage ou Mr'lsln county. Okla.
huWu, bottom land. due five months. viii
exchange either or both for late model
automobile. Address 3lo.p. car" world.
FORD OWNERS ATTENTlON Just QUE
uf tho Ford factory duIuE fprd repair
work cA'IusiNCly, best of references lu
Tulsa. usuge st52. Davis Bros.
sly SEW CHANDLER passenger tour.
iug car. best buy IN town. s 500 some
terms cor VIII trade. ". w. Hatohoock,
i1- " Camcron.
STAR TRACTOR. run trSH than 100
miles, one off field wagon, will sell on
terms io responsible parties. Write Alex
MSScn. Sprrry, bkls.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
nOOMs-tNrlnNiSiIEn
ROOMS wIrm HOARD

lE YOU NAhI ruuuI and board wh.rg
you cgu he ht homo. wodrrn. an con.
ttuIturra. horn" cooking con Hucummp.
date tHy In tour people. can OHaEs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN
USED CARS
WE SELL ON TERMS

1916-17-1S-10-2O Marmons. removed
and guaranteed to be In first class
condition. Come IN and look them
over.
7-passengcr Cadillac, good shape;
..-,..,...,t ,t......,..-., SHJO
! 1919 Liberty Roadster; a bargain
..,.'s'..,.'.. ..'.....'. N9oO
I II. \. T.. IL Touring ......
1 1915 NeIo 5-passcugcr .,.. $500
i 1915 Lexington 5-passcngcr $3.50
4 1913 Paige Roadster; wire wheels.
s,.,t.s,.,... ...,t.. aIOO
/ 1920 Apperson 7-pass New car.
/ 1919 overland 90 5-pnsscnFcr; a
good huy .t..,. ..t........ .S29O
Olds y Spccdstcr. good as new.
I Oldsmohilo s Roadster. rcpaintod
and ovcrhaulcd .....,...... $3.50
/ olds Speedstcr, good as new.
....,..,t...,... .,.,...., SL25O
I Jordan i-passengcr; new motor
and wire wheels .........,..Si,i 400
/ 1919 Liberty Six Field Car, cord
tdAlnEN .ts..... r....,.-,. N'bO
/ 1919 stephens sport driven 500
miles ..........,, ,,...... .......S 800
1890 Studcbakcr 5-passcnger; new
] 1919 5-passcngcr Buick. "a bar
gain ........................ t97b
| 1919 Auburn ......... Sl025
other Good Cars to Select from
w. c, NORRIS MOTOR
SALES COMPANY
TOl-3 s. Main 81 Usage $500
can FOR J. u. HIT, Used car Mgr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
LIGmr moIsENErrING nnnMs

liam uoIsr.yTrtNu RooNs IA
MAyurti i97 .r,,, i.r,, ,.i.,,
Furnished h,usokrrpipa rooms "tcl.nton.
In rooms 81 per week Osage bsOi !.
FEbERAI. ssI6.Two n1d.rp bous.keor.
inp rnnr,s urtyatn ,nt,.nro ~. nI
ot Ndmhsl iitncy
TWO LARGE front rooms furntsbcd
l,uuE- tto7 ~. ,....,,.--,
fnr i,;,t bo,,sci,.. '1A s,n1 'uIIi'ssnan
iaEe no. ,,,nL a., nat, - 80 ~ -, 'u'u
drcn
EItvTU E i9Is--r,.n nicely ,,,rt,,.h,,
housskonping rooms, privnie rntrsmrs
connecting hath. walking distance
BuRNETT. y. iSgi one, Iargc iisht
b"ussk ceptng' ,,nn npiva,o ISM
modern. tcdsr iss,
ron uENT -,ivvo iigh, n,,,..,,.,.,..,...
rooms. adjoining bath. close in. Usage
agss
i..tVEN,ru ioa i,,., t..,,. -.
bo,,soL..ning ,onr,. cyo,ytb1n, ~
oisnsd. Cedar 1885. y.
ke.iinr rno,ns not anI roid .1s ma1ss
M ,hiiJ,e, ps.g. qsc ""' WV" ""''' B.
Tnt7RTu !. iE,o .r,,.,' ,,,. ,,,.., 49,
kseping rooms cnnn"cttne nam r,,I
orn, 50 per weeh
EtsuEIsIIpn a ,oo,, ns.s,,,.,,, ,na,,,,,.,,,-
so week 32J =. Lawton Cedar IN,
FItTu W EI-Two iiabt hous,L,.,,,,.,
r,6,p, for Zen, 1saga 9e i""S'No'p'hs
MAYBEII. n. tig--T,so -l,gnt ,onsei..,.-
inr rnoTs for rent osago tHsa ''"''p'
uAiN 40 .i,,.,, t,,,..t,....,... -.
- '.'''''''"''l
hoeloN. -, AoN phe large liyht house
oseg1 gss7 '''"'' "'N"''"""' Close m
.,,,,,.,.,,.,,,
L6ilarkrruipr roSrs cnn,ni,,ciW~ ~ t,
nlshed. osATe iiiB.
ELWOOD, =. Sosla- Two.ruom suite.
ground floor, private entrance, roa'
'l'r' M
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
AUTOMOBILES

pOUDE TOURING Iai .,del. for sato
rh"'r yl wiu u'dc t. lvri anh some
l9N uppGG RpNusrER. driven 5000
nIIcs two humuor'. same as toing ss,.
IiI'"t for cusn Toe itendr"n. u7nr" b'9
DODGE tuuriug new. driven 5000 mites.
i'' oversize tuce. must sell 60 satisfy
r'rtEorr 200 o. SECOND.
tuR SALE or TRADE tivr. .pssHcupcr
cav for anything of value. would TRADE
FOOT r'oi roadster can osHso aa1s.
ElNt. IA~sl. NgGU FORD automobile Iu
tIuc condition, run three months. Usage
LNrl MODEL rul,, Four roadster. must
srII Ht once. 200. SOC i. 10 UidWctI.
manager Nov Wusbt Hdr
Nro StrrIIIs N>D RIrAIWs II
WANTED Fitty cars for storaEc. cans
called tor and delivered. We are AZ YOUR
mo 3 Denver rhonc Usage t5ss.
AIrOS IuK o,RA1rs ia
GlWpul, g., tlb Slice sarasr. close tn.
"At,GE for rent $40. lseo =. Detroit
GARAGE for ron, at ioi 8. quincy
ron WsNr .Ivo.,or garage between
Denver and carson ou Thirteenth. cali
cedar t7l
GARAGE nr rcDt usaRo bs5e. ios s.
wNNrIn--N roMoniITS "a
rAits wANrCp Any condition ur mako
BOARD AND ROOMS
uurtiS "a
IIiINDta HOTEL
.1t 3. BOULDER
N'roly furnished roomr hot and cold run.
tIhE water. v"oNN ratc-.
IA UOMN UOTUI
fo'a g. bgullor. desirable rooms with
or without hath.
IOWA uDrEI
SAND SPRINGS
'h'4lie rooms. running wafor special
rates i' automobile psrtics and transi'nts.
TERMINAL HOTEL
$50. I n Main
Opposlte frisco Depot
cool. airy rouWH hot and cold water,
[ special rates by tho Vcok.
Telephone DHago $3.50
| WEsrLANp. HOTEL, 2o6s D. Thrd
rooms with hot and cold water. g. 10
SO per week, connecting and private
bath, w aud tli osaEo 1878
JEFFERsON MOTEL.
3i6 $. Boulder.
! a. outside rooms shower and tub baths
Phone Usage iS7L
jacobs HOTEL.
/ 500 rooms ro-enforccd concrete. fire proof
l buildins rooms " and 1i.2S per day, Sc
ana 81 per week.
sos EAs1 FlHsr STREET,
WlTX HOTEL
20i East 1birD uue't.
respectable hOTtia for respectable
PEOPLE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21

FoN sALE-Is2o Dodge touring, uua
months old completely uycruauIcd b.
Dodge mechanic and "a excellent rund.
tlon. cheap for cash. can bsVgc .4gt
before o. no. after q. Dan.
DODGE ROADSTER Tor sala. $3.50 Cau
$50 y Third,
FOR SALE 1919 Ford coupe must sell
today AZ $3.50. sNarthput O. Terwlllegcr
Cedar 1852.
FOR SALE one nov Packard ~ road
ster run 900 miies $1,000. cedar s95.
FOR SALE CHEAP Light truck. In fre
condition. must DO sold quick; need
tho money. sowoll. Usage 2s73 ana $40 II.
LIGHT TRUCK for sale At uvc-avay
prlce fine shape, SOw0l, al Osagc
AEON and 261l,
BEST CASH OFFER today taxes A,pas-
senger Rcd Heal Continental motor, runs
nke new, bargain, y2t 5, Galveston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
wNNTrD--nOOM, or nONnD 80
BUSINESS SERVICE

WANTED Wallpaper 20 clean, cal
Cedar 1863.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21

UNlTED COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
Tulsa Council No. iss
Dance and social Saturday evening April
esd 3, u.
" 4. Heron. s. ., Chas A. Myers seoy'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
wnrKI TO EAT

Z lZbLh NEW hANhGE MEht-. 'IgaNfIat
.. m. i0c. dinner b 60 z, 600. w. make
wrHNy ratCsi hoU" cooking Martha
Washington cafe, 4lb s.. DsryCr.
wANTrD--HOOM> OH HOARD ee
WOEKlNG WOMAN with chil would
like board ur room IN private family
Address 1900, care world,
ruuNG BACHELOR dcs.rcs furnace
heated room with private faWHE. also
space Tor car. Maple BidEa district pro-
tcrrod T.. %. Hua $40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
BOARD AND ROOMS

IiGnr not sEKEErINo ROOMS "a
"NNn SPRINGS liuus,,-It fIs. foom
durloN. oaHt tr'ut. dovuatuIrr. water Zoo
Kitchen, 80 wuutn.
'iENlNNr Is. $50 ora LARGO UEbt
houschctulng tuouI. ,s4i ',ert o.la.
vtHs
htN\EU e 900 Modern a1ntupast
hou'ohurr.us rHuW w hreeuunt. uo
children.
HASKELL. ". $40 Irtco urht t,u..
l"orirE tuHwu fur fsuf Ds,Er 1tIf.
uuStoN 81 .It.Iv1 modern ufrt
Housekeeping tHuWs r.ouri floor. ufI
veto entrance VaN or water D4nro. bi1g
RooWs roR WENr ~
SLEEPING ROOMS also furnished sr,,t.
mont win W without rapt.. ,Iuso ,u.
eau O'bco Nttl.N
uoJLptN 81. tlI ,fuso Iu n.ur sIr.p.Ys
room tsHWu N.nv
INtir rlu. ". ais ro. t,n, ar,.pins
uot,h and connecting nNIur toum vim
twin beds.
MAIN so.. 'iran tr,pns room. ,i
convenience. vor rcsaur,b.s D,.sr
pInN 'N'
, 1921-08-06
NATIONAL PARK
RECORD BROKEN
DURING SEASON
Total Number of Tourists Wis
iting Yellowstone Expected
( to Reach $4,000 Before
Snow Blocks Trails.

YELLOWSTONE PARK. wyo.,
Aug. 1.-THE American motorists trek,
ing the long trails as never before,
has broken all automobile travel rec.
ords In Yellowstone Park.
What heretofore has been consid.
ere exceptional is this season the
rule. and it is now estimated 90. 600
persons will W visited the park
before snow barriers block the road.
With this IN mind. hotels, camp com.
panies. and park officials. have made
elaborate provisions for handling any
numbers that may come.
During the 20 days Of June. when
the park entrances were first opened,
auto travel doubled over 1920, but the
July figures are showing an increase
that will set a c in years to come.
The 18th. goth and 2lst. sent ull pre-
vious records into the discard, and the
total number to visit the park up to
the latter date was 81 $40 persons and
6.190 automobiles as against 81 ,2Ss
persons and 4.37s cars up to the same
day a ear ago. And this in the face
CT pessimistic predictions OF an "off
year" based on economic reports from
the outside.
But the gypsy strain. which has
gradually beer making its appearance
in the American motorist, would no
longer down. Careful check at the
four entrance gate show that thous.
ands are this yea travelling from 5000
TO 10000 miles. California, for in
stance. has sent more automobiles
into the park than any other state,
with the exception OF Montana, which
borders so closely as TO be considered
within committing distance OF the
north and west gates.
The tendency appears to be to visit
three or more OF the national parks
while en- tour. and windshieids by the
hundreds are to be found literally
plastered with national park stickers.
denoting visits TO many big parks of
the west!
The check shows also that scores
are routing through Portland and
Seattle. and the entire northwest. ana
arc visiting more OF the western states
adjacent 10 Yellowstone.
An unusual number arc Knowing an
interest in the jackson Hole country.
to the south-the %northpart of which
soon may be annexed to Yellowstone
National park-in order to view the
Incompatible Tetons.
Coupled with this unprecedented In
SluN of vacation seekers comes the
official report TINT never before. have
h park roads been in better shape
In the SS years / have visited Vel
1owstone. I have never seen the high
ways in such excellent condition." is
tho statement to Park Superintend-
ent Horace NJ. Albright from Senator
"a. w. Miles. Montana, who for near
iy half a. century has been active in
park development work.
The camp sites and general nccom'
modatiqns are also shown in various
reportsf to be in better shape than
over before.
, 1921-08-06
WidOU Detuged
With Messages
Of Coincidence

NAPLES. Aug. 6.-By The Aszo-
GATED Press-6Mrs. Enrico Caruso
has received more than 1000 tele-
grams OF coincidence from individ-
uais in various parts OF the world
who are sorrowing over the loss Of
h great singer Among them was
one from Queen Mother Alexandria
OF England. which read:
ut is with deep regret that I hear
OF the death Of your gifted husband.
whose wonderful voice has for 50
long delighted the world. His loss
i offer you my sincere sympathy in
will be much felt in England. and
your great bereavement.
tSignedl ALEXANDRIA,"
, 1921-08-06
Harding Visits
Army Hospital

LANCASTER. y. H.. Aug. s.-Pres.
ident Harding interrupted his vAca
ton at the to9 OF Mount Prospect Fri
day TO go on an errand Of mercy to
the army tubercular hospital at Cor
ham, Is miles away.
Since he entered the presidency, Mr..
Harding many times has expressed
particular interest in the welfare of
.hospitaiized soldiers and on several oc-
c~asions he has visited army hospitals
10 look over conditions and show per.
sonaily his over the care OF
the i'll and disabled.
, 1921-08-06
THREE VIOLATE HEALTH
STATUTE, FACE TRIAL

CHEYENNE. wyo-. Aug. s.-Ths
United States marshal mere has turned
over to the sheriff Of Laramie coun.
ty four persons-threc women and a
man-who were arrested here during
the Frontier days celebration on
charges OF having violated the federal
quarantine against ravel Interstate
by persons affected with communica
bic venera diseases. The federal gov
eminent has taken the attitdd9 that
lnasmuch as the federal and state gov
, 1921-08-06
TOnOpah Miners
Strike at End

ToNAPAH. New. Aug. s~-Termi-
nation OF a strike which since April
l6 has virtually suspended operations
/ n the Tonopah mining district was
voted for last night by the Hoist En-.
glneers' union. Other unions involved
will vote in the next three days. The
strike followed reduction of wages rs
cents per shift 10 n scale OF si.15 min.
mum for miners and muckers to $685.
TH -nchanics and timber
mel cticn was curtailed
COO. 1000 .4.. .lonth by the strike
1t was estimated.
, 1921-08-06
HERO LAID AT REST.

CHEYENNE. Myc~ Az. S--funer.
Al services for the first Cheyenne dis
trict soldier whose body has been re.
turned from France. Serney Russell
Of Grant, Canon, were held here Fri
day afternoon The American Legion
was in charge OF the ceremonies.
which included fun military honors.
, 1921-08-06

s-nnents are cooperating for control
4 communicable sex diseases. and
the four defendants involved here were
arrested By state, not federal officers.
they should be prosecuted by the
state-
, 1921-08-06

Jewelry and watch repairing by ex-
pert workmcn. All work guaranteed.
Casper Jeweiry Mfg. Co. o-S Bldg
SSH
, 1921-08-06
Let the Chiropractor
Locate Your Trouble

The spine is the thermometer by which health is regulated. It is in
reality a continuation of the brain. The above illustration designates
the nerve centers o the spine by which all parts of the body r. con-
troIed.
Your trouble can be located by the above diagram. We as Chiro-
practors, will remove the unnecessary nerve pressure and restore your
health to normal We find the spot of weakness because through years
of practice we know exactly where lis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-13
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operbepiit ON, OF bette life er Srun-
Sen til belle Sorsgelien. Seq tror
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burtig Stigenbe bert Chicago.
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