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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-22
ROOMS AND BOARD
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hpi urht nous,beeplnr rooms
upsrnN en- lirrt b,y..,...,.a.
rooms tot rcnt
uDriprU uoe rhrco r.o,us t.,
ItRht housrt arrlug
CHEYENNE ~. s,7" Two ,.tr, nrsc
nice noighuorhcod. close In. on Norh
Man caf lino.
CHEYENNE ~. nl-Tyo cic,r. arutb.
s,rarne1 rnror
U.Iu.vrNNE taE r,y., ,r p,,.c ..stt
hama. t..,.t,. ,,,,.. 49,. d., xxx AZ.
enhance 6ssg, 49to
t.a..u. ,',,a ,i..,"
fnr, 10 fraIrsl phnuo 1sag, 9tAi
.fl.I.~.Y. sf, no.. ,,.t.., ..tt
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ua.tt t.u.I
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''... Two u'.'N iI,nH..'
.. u'''' 'I'.E Io'..' 'n i,,'nlr .'WlF'
,.. ''' 1000.
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i.hh .''W', W"hNhh distance,
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"''''" '''h' '''"' ''..
'''. h' ll b.. 'oi u''r rooms tur ught
'''N '.i''".
h" '..,r'nf rooms "n '"i l'nu Phone
..-.
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,.,,....r. ,h ',, WI" "n.,..'
..' '''"' '..'' mo 'h ''I NN'
hAl>. 1870 rvo niro rooms ,cu mr
uIru,H. prI,ato trunt and rear entrance.
ui#r two large r.nuH 100 rear. strictly
m"I'ln can FURNISH Nv" beds, good oH.
tern "'tor
M'lh, ~ nla Three n'ro clean rooms.
''.HHh'' %" 'hN'''n '''t" 'lhl
MAIN N FIs Two uuuarkrsrInE r4uus
ru''t, h0iur, N'p thing iurulHh,d to
''"l''''' couple. ......
...
81 ~, 1' l.o, l',t'r'nlc room mouse.
,"t, E''h 'P'' i1n,", Wl'"'" entrance
''''''' '"'"' '0''.'
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" n,.' 'I1 ~. wa room W"hgtn'
teiorhnno. a. ANA up o.,rs sal ''''''''
N,t,t,t a., ,., tam,
,pI nl5i,. nni, '''"N '"'''' ''''' !"
-,
tn, r,,.,,, ,,,,,,,, ,h", 1n, 5,
tRnrr. ON paving and cnr line. urI,ste
ca',aage.
modcrn home. Kitchen privileges. i25
s. NuHplea Cedar thG.
PHOENIX. q. 3l7.-Two light housrkecp-
tng rooms, modern 81 per weak Usage
a19b
pnuENtN. R. iig.-Twn basement rooms
furnished modern. SIS. cedar 1880
sEyEsru a. stt no., f,,ti.t,.; ,,,,,,,,.
~ 70, ~. = ~ W" lu'n'hn'u rooms
lI Hsht housekeeping CLOS" IN not
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-22
LEGAL.

the cos, ot tho Vibrolthic concrete pave
mcnt which should be- assessed against the
HbnitlnE property the property benefited
ana other prupFty liable 60 assessment
gnu the nUnnrS thereof In STREET IN
lRoNEMENT DISTRICT No. agl. which
includes the following described port ns
OF streets. to-wIt.
ARCHER STREET from the northcrly
protection ot tho Fast lire Of Hlock ?
bunker Hil Addition 90 the northctly
protection NJ IN" west line of Block g.
bunker Hiu Addition
Ana the said Board u Commissioners
has By Resolution duly approved the
aforesaid statement and estimate ~ the
CITY EnRlne"r and has determined to- as
seas the cost " improvements in said pis-
tti't against the ahuttinE property, the
property benefited and other property
liable to assessment and the owners there
OF, as follows. to.vit.
IRVING PLACE
Craving Tor Archer StreeN
- 0S a3 clay Dickson iio s25j
20 10 s ~ of
r. 30 Chas Uet'isworth 30 2.5g
PHILLIPS EE.SuUu1NIeiON or
IRVING PLACE
Craving Tor Archer Strppt).
Ilk Lot N1ma Feet Amount
90 W D. Phillips 229 iiIfs
BUNKER HlIL ADDITION
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMonIils ron sNLr


pf-fC1y RoNTSTrr go NpUf.t gprlrt
r;E :ii.pt s.ll ..iu.a ,>nt
ruNC tfat. ~ DTtu ,..it4 ftlIHt T,Isp.
GARAGE CEDAR lsas
tI.f,t s., r,aa.t,r t4ra ....t.I. tr r....t
condition Price r,,.uupbl, ti5 D.
Firu CAN hrtwr'u q la and A.. %. m.
UAuGtI.
Two 1921. S.r,l'rlrr Arn,r..r r,rs ou,
o passenger and one seven. uuIfh,r uu, ~
these cans hay, ever to,r driven. They
cell Tor 1880 delivered will inNo $500
G.,s, GsS igoi SaI a. ~ ,l ."''I,a,s i59sar f'
FoH SNLE-i'uid sedan. excellent ooudi
hn7 on,H been driven No. city lutrhnsrd
Nbru' Ih"h' ""|f ''''' I'l' h'khI Usage
FuH sALE- Seven .poss.urcr Chandler in
fine shape. csar,N NiolB
ron SALE .i9e0 Issgx t,adst,r priced
rlght, tlo y. Malu osoge 1tos
$50. iii5o ,ssn paieprr ,o .u' yo1 1'', si
sri r. Tirst
FOR SAIL. stephens Six. 1919 model.
ron, s,rtsr -, .,.,,,.... ,...,.. o.. ..,
almond new prico t,o' PnSpl os's1
s-gg
49,, .,.,.,,. ....,,.,# .
fHlt SNll, Ilndyr Lot''i l9nl ,ns
c,t' A." t,,'r,,5 n.er, S4"o' "''''"
w.. Wv ''
ron IN one i'i' uahi'nn r""n,Ssl
=, t,',nS,y "E,,nN'uiru f''3 'S'I'
,,,,, g,,r ,,.,., ,..o u,,,.p ,..t.,.,
Foh % NJ, l'i, N'9,i ,U,' ihusl's tu4aa,bicot,
80 good ss"p'. h''E"'h ''' S' H'u'u'f'
~ 'ai,h ~ ,,,,' ,,,u .'n", I'M,
WI" ~" ~. h",,n ~ /, ,, "a
ar an dsy sunday "a " I5as,"n
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-22
nooMs ron nrNr. rrnNlsmrp !.
AN IDEAL LOCATION.
l2ll SOUTH BOSTON.

Two rooms neatly furnished aloen-
inR room ana living room. CON
yrnient to bath, private entrance
pleasant surroundings, use ~ tole-
phone. an idsHi i"',tiuu fui fall aud
winter, on Jitncy ana near car
liur within walkihg distance.
rent reduced, Board " desired.
ussgc zl0G.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-22
rINIIv rtn.oNNt

FAIHND<T NNTuuSlrN HOSPITAL
fuf confinement rtItstr. riI.oa reason.
oble. may work for board. tab..s ahrptyd.
Write fIr huuN,t Ufs T n Long. tJli
D. Twenty seventh Ht. kansas Di.y Mo
MISr MAN MNr.NNtIN aANt1A.
tlum A home trr the gArs and protes.
ton ~ Nuuug women. rates rcHaonabi,
babies adopted Tr " &C. Newman mod.
teal director IbtI ". Main. Oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-22
Approved Sept. 10, 1921
FRANK l.. DUNCAN.
CITY Attorney

PubHshea In The Tulsa Daily Void,
September 10. 20. u, % and %, 1874
World Publishing 90. Puhiisher1 .-a
NOTICE FOR HGARiSG on &SSEss
AlENTS FOR PAVING ~ STREET
IMPROVEMENT, DISTRICT NTNNIER
5O7 CITY or TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
In compliance win the resolution ot The
Board OF Commissioners adopted on the
l9th day of september. 1891, notice Is
hereby given that the Board of Comrnis-
sl0ners Of the city NJ Tulsa, DFlan1na,
has examined the estimate 1ud statement
Of the city Engineer az To- the amount or
the cost Of the asphalt pavement which
should be assessed against the abuttinE
property - properly benefited an9
The owners thereof In STREET IN
PKOvEMENT DISTRICT No, 3O7, which
includes the following described portions
'KEN6SSHk AVENuE from the South
lire uf Fourth street West TO the Nnrth
'"S %nd ID ths ttis SAID sal board Of Commissioners
has by Resolution duly approved the
aforesaid statement and estimate OF the
city Engineer and has determined 20 as
sess the cost Of improvements In said DIS
trict. against the abutting property, tine
property benefited and other property
liable 70 assessment and the owners there
Of as follows, to-wlt.
ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP,
(Paying Tor Kenosha Avenue)
Blk Lot Name Feet Amt
lac Part Of Lot T. Described
as fplloWst beElnhlhB AT lHe
northeast corner Of Lot /,
Block l42 Original T0wusltCt
Thence south along the east
line Of Lot /, Block l42 o. T.
a distance OF G6. 90 feet
Thence due west a distance OF
nan feet. Thence In
northwestcrly direction
distance Of 1851 feet 20
point on the north line u Lot
l. Block lf2 O. r which Is
95 feet east OF tine north
west corner Of said Lot l.
Block l4g O. r., Thence
northeasterly along the north
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-22
Approved Sept, l2 1921.
FRANK T.. DUNCAN,
CITY Attorney

Vubnshcd In the tulsa DAILY World Sep.
tcmbcr 90. 2l, -, 20 and "a. 1921. World
Publishing company Publishers)
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON ASSESS
MENTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT, NUN
.. BER aga CITY or TULSA, OKLA
HDMA.
In compliance with the resolution Of tho
Board OF Commissioners adopted en- The
10Th day 4 neptcmbcr, 1921, aotine Is
hereby given tlrt the Hoard u -unmIs-
sloners pf Ihe tity Of Tulsa oklahoma.
has examined the estimate and statement
Of the city Engineer as 10 the amount Of
the crtt " the concrete paw 'fu,nt which
should be assessed against the abuttiuE
property, the property benefited ana other
property liahl. to assessment al the own
ere ther .pf .u STREET lMPRUN I;Alf.GT
DISTRICT 80. g2t, which inc,u les the
following described portions Of aiIcys,
tu-Wlt.
ALLEY between Fourteenth Street
and Fifteenth street and Boston aud
Cincinnati Avenues.
ALLEY, block G. Horner and block 4
Gak Grove Addition, from the SHJth
line o. Thirteenth street TO the North
Iur uf Fourteenth street, bet yeyn
Main street and Baltimore Avenue,
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Paving for Archer atreeD
nix Lot Ngme Feet Amt
u 10 r. as Mrs. Frans
Matthews and Miss
Annie Males 45 1855
u l6 " 90' J. q. Coulson 90 1910
II IS r. as Mrs Frons
Matthews ard Miss
Annie Males 45 SO 68
~ Is ~ so It, 'of w. 90'
S. j Cuuson 90 T4OT
II IS s. 90 IT, Of w. 90
S. j. COulson 90 452t
II IA T.. 45' OF y 40'
Mrs Frons Matthews
and Miss Annie Males 45 A2.sI
Il "a s. 15 Of W. so s. J.
couIson 90 32G0
II Il s. 90 OF n 40 OF W.
gu' - Thurman g0 $500
u - s. 10 l.. J Weaver 1876 3ll3
II 10 y. ass Mrs. a. NJ
Ferguson la5 it66,
is 1 Frank Cole SA5 72T.tT
l6 n. 9S.5' J. NJ LiEht S45 47g.4s
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property benefited by said improvements
and other property liable to assessment
arc hereby notified that all matters ar
fectlnV such improvements or benefits TO
the property thereby and any claim or
objections 70 the asSeSsmcnts dB above set
forth shall iBe filed In writing in the office
u Mrs Frank Seaman. city Auditor Of
the city OF Tulsa oklahoma. on ur before
the a0th day Of September. 1874, at 3
O'Clock a. ul., and the same shall be heard
By the Board Of Commissioners on the
3Oth day Of September, 1875. at o'clock
a n. and any claims or objections not 20
filed In writing before said time shall be
deemed waived.
Dated this lJth day Of September 1921.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-22

WEsTLAED UDTEt,-Hpt and cold
water. private aud connecting baths,
summer rates. s. and Up. 2Qbn E.
ThITd. Usage 1913.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-22

Missouri Kansas 4 Tcxas
Railway Co. described az
follows That part Of the
Missouri Kansas & Texas
Railway riEht-of-wav lying
between the southerly pro-
lection Of the east line Of
Qlanreh Avenue and the
nofih"riv projection Of the
west line Of Block ?. over
l.ok Park Addition and south
ot a line 235' north Of and
parallel 10 tho north line of
Archer Street. and that part
oi the said railway right-0f-
way lying between the
noF'her'y projection Of the
Wt.l line OF Block 9, Over
look Park Addition and the
nnrlhgr,y protection Of the
Ees,i line Of BLOCK 3, over
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! y. T Bowen 2-7 int;
Jas Bowen 2-7 init;
G. A. Boweu 81 int,
! ? +. r. Bowen 2-7 init
Jas. Bowen 2-7 int;
G. \. Bowen 81 Int
: T. 7. Bowen 2-7 int;
las Hnwon 81 int;
G 4. Bowen al int
I r. r. Bowen 2-7 int:
Jas. Bowen 81 int.
q a. Bowen 81 int
3 +, Z. Bowen 81 int.
&. A. Bowen 81 int !.
Jas. Bowen - int.
s r.. T Bowen 81 int:
q. A Bowen 3-7tnt., ,
Jas. Bowen 2-7 int.
T.. T. Bowen 2-I int. Z:
O. A Bowen ~ int; !;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-22
GEO. MAC CuHDY.

fr1hHshsd iu the Tulsa Daily World.
September 10. CO. 2l. 20 and %. 1921.
World Publishing Co, Publishersl
NOTICE FOR HEARING DN ASsEgs-
NrSTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER
g.s CITY or TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution Of the
Board ~ Commissioners adopted on the
lam day OF September. 1871. notice 4.
te..nt given that the Board ~ Commits.
s..H.-s uf the City Of Tulsa. oklahoma.
nss examined the estimate an Itatpmrrt
Of The city Engineer aH 90 the amount OF
tHf .H-t ~ the Fihrolithic concrete nave.
m,nf vhiHh should be assessed against
tne luuttlug property The property b,no-
htsu aud other property liable 20 aasess-
mont and tho owners thereof tu STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No 2Ig.
which includes the following described
PORTIONS - streets. to-wit.
ARCHER STREET from the north PRO
lection uf the west ilue uf Block ~.
owen Addition TO the North prulectian
OF me west lire Of Block 8. uperlcck
PARK Addition.
Ard me said Board OF Commissioners
hw Boy Resolution duly approved the
aforesaid statement and estimate of the
CTS Engineer and has determined 90 as.
sess 'ho cost Of Improvement tn said Dis-
trl.i against the abuttiuE property. the
property benefited and other property
liable tp assessment and the owners there.
Of. as f1l3ws to-wit.
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ROOMS AND BOARD


ROOMS rOH HtNr rtENIsuED II
rLWuDD. a.. Hg-stunE room and
stepping porchi also Fsregc Usage
iHtr.f
EINDDu ~. 1901 -a Nicely furnished
f10w Iu private family. south expos
urc. rcrfirmcn preferred. ostge s2ee-J,
ELWJpu E. 1lJ-Ncry desirable and
nicely Furnished room in rear. south ex-
puauf". bath. hot and cold water, very
private and nIl ruuNrutrnccs. with or
without garage. Phone Usage 2o26.
EIWUpu S.. 9lg-Auractiys room in
connection with sleeping porch, tor
young LADY private home. close In. Phone
sIWN,r. O.. EiI Attractive front room.
rIIlah'. foe gentleman. pHbFs iAoo.
TpIUTu W l1-Desirablr sleeping
ruuu for gentleman. close IN. Phone
pspRe f0iI.t
FutNIu ~. Sleeping room in pri-
vatH family connecting bath private
rutran,o. rnuur pa,gn 107f.
11N U.NU Wen furuished room mod
rrn, suitable Tor twoJ c'oHo in. it2 10,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-22
LEGAL.


The BOARD Of Education Of the Citv
- tulsa and state OF Oklahoma. Will re-
reiua sealed bids at their lfuseE in tne
.f.nfral High Sc hool building ~ said CIV
tfp uutu ~ o'clock noon Tuesday. SEN
,arrh.r "a, 1921. for the erection ana tn-
siBIlation Of certain insulati0ns for steam
baNrrs. pipes, heaters, etc. IN tho Central
ru.sa. Okla.
All 20 be- IN accordance with the sr.ci
Y.at,rus and under the direction ~
DuHHlng Tulsa. Okla.
Zach bid must be accompanied with a
certified check iu the amount of at least
po, cent u the bid as q guarantee that
~ the contract ts awarded, tho contractor
vll sIFn agreements as required by faId
uasrd af Education and furnish Bond Hs
rcgulred by them and by law.
gaii Board ~ Education reserves IN,
rIghf 10 reject any or all bids
DR. y, ". MAYG1NSES
President.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-22
NpppIroved Sept. 10. 1921.
FRANK f. DUNCAN.
INV AfforA.UF

"sgellshed In the Tulsa Daily World
vwSpl,en6er 10. 20. 81. 22 and %, 1921
NNMg93TId Publishing Co, PublisherD
'SStriIE FOR HEARING OS ASSESS
ssafhONEMENT DISTRICT NVNBER
sA CITY or TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
n compliance with the resolution Of the
iSth OF Commissioners adopted 0l the
h.-nI. aay OF September. 1891, notice IS
s,,Oy Siyen that the Board of Commits
I,'"els OF the city OF Tulsa, oklahoma,
~ - Examined the estimate aud statement
''9 Slly Engineer as to the amount Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-22

Missouri, Kansas q Trxas Rail
way Company rIght.of-way de-
bed as follows. That part ~
th'Mssour'. Kansas g. Tryas Rail
way rIght-ot.way lying between
BLOCK o. Irving Place ana Block
'h ~ Phillips Kn-Suhdi,I4ipu OF
Block 20. Irving Place and Block
j. Bunker Hill Addition. ana be
tween tho Northcrly projection OF
the East line rf Ulnck J. Bunker
Hnl Addition and a line iiO foyt
cast ut ana parallel To- the north
et.y projection Of the west line uf
Block o. Bunker nm addition.
Also the part Of said rIght-uf-way
yinE between a line no feet from
and parallel to the uurthtrIy pro-
lection OF the west line OF Block i
Bunker nm Addition and the
northory projection of the west
line OF Block ]. Bunker I'm Ad-
dIiun and south uf line 1855
foot north Of and parallel TO the
north line ~ Block L. Bunker nm
hil ownsrs Of abuttlng property ne
property benefited by said improvements
ana other property liable TO assessment
are hereby notified that an matters AZ.
fcCuuE such Improvements or benefits 70
the property thereby. and any claim or
objections TO the assessments as above set
forth shall be- filed in writing In the office
the cry Of Tulsa Oklahoma, on or before
the 30th day Of September. 1921, AT Q
o'clock q. ui.. and the same shall be heard
by The Board of Commissioners on the
aOth day Of September. 1921. at o'clock
a. M. and any claims or objections not ~
filed in writing before said time shall be
deemed waived
Dated this 18Th day Of september 1921.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
civ Auditor
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for an kinds plumbing repair work can
L. II u0atright. the open shop plumber,
6O2 r. rhird. Usage $3.50. All work
guaranteed,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-10-13
LIENS SALE
is BIG WINNER
Tremendous Amount of Goods
Sold by Washburn Merchant
Through Judici0us Use of
Advertising.

Andy Lien says that judicious ad-
vertising, backed by real sale, will
dispose of the goods every time, and
he is demonstrating this in the sale
which he is now conducting at his
store, for it has been one of the most
successful sales ever held in the city
and during the past week, or since
the sale opened, the store has been
packed with buyers continually,
many coming from all parts of Bay
fiedl as we'll as Ashland county to
participate in the sale.
So successful has been the sale
that many items in the store were
depelted after the first few days and
new goods which were arriving had
to be placed upon the bargain coun-
ters.
Mr.. Lien is firmly convinced in
the value of advertising and the
Times job department and news
paper is glad to be able to say that
we helped in large measure to put
it across.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-10-13

whatever to get business for this road,
and now because the railroad shows
an operating loss as a unit seek to
abandon this branch of railroad, re-
gardless of the fact that nearly
$400,O ,OOO of the Bayfield, county tax
payers money has gone into this
road.
The railroad company, in their ap-
lplication for permit to abandon the
road, will endeavor to show the coun-
try through which the road runs is
barron country, failing to take in
to consideration the rich agricultural
region lying but few miles north
and south of the road, which could
be served entirely by this railroad.
They will endeavor to show that
there is no business to be hadsrwhich
will warrant operating this road
Bayfield, county people must prepare
themselves for fight to che finish
in order to prove to~the Commission
that the time is not far distant when
| this road can get enough business
to warrant operating the line if the
business is only gone after.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-10-13
CHOSEN JURY
COMMISSIONER
MISS SMITH SELECTED BY
JUDGE RISJORD
Is the First Woman in the State
|. to be Appointed to This Posi-
ti0n. Also Served on Jury.


County Superintendent of Schools
Miss Jessie N. Smith of this city has
the distinction of being the first
woman in the state of Wisconsin to
be appointed as jury commissioner,
Judge G. N. Risjord of the Fifteenth
Judicial Circuit, having appointed
Miss Smith as Commissioner to
succeed Henry Wachsmuth, whose
term has expired. The other mem
bers of the commission are Byron
Ripley of Iron River and Martin
Rogan of Cable.
Miss Smith was also one of the
first women in the state to serve on
jury, having been. chosen for a
case in Municipal Court soon after
the law went into effect.
This paper is indeed glad to well
come the appointment of Miss Smith
as a jury commissioner, knowing
full well that she will discharge the
duties of the office in fitting man.
ner
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-10-13
WOULD MAKE WAR
ON WOODCHUCKS
Resolution Presented at County
Board Meeting Tuesday.
Amended to Include GOphers.

Wood chucks and gophers are get
ting to be such nuisance in parts
of Bayfield, county that by request
Chairman James Good of the town OF
Namakagon presented resolution at
the meeting of the county board on
Tuesday providing for the appropria-
ton of sum of money with which
to pay bounties to persons killing
the animals.
The introduction of the resolution
brought out the statement by sever
al members that the animals are
getting to be real nuisance and
Chairman pease of the. town of
Barnes stated that his town had ap-
propriated $1,000 with which Co pay
bounties for killing the animals.
AS the resolution c,lled for an
appropriation by agreement it was
withdrawn until the annual meeting
of the board to be held in November,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-10-13
WINS OVER JOHN FROSETH
ON SECOND BALLOT
First Vote Was a Tie. Smith
to Fill Unexpired Term Of
Alfred FrOseth Who Has Re-
signed.

| At the special meeting of the
County Board held on Tuesday an
election was held to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of County
Treasurer Alfred Froseth, who has
accepted a position with the United
States revenue department.
The resignation of Mr.. Froseth,
which was filed with the Sheriff who
in turn filed, same with the County
Clerk, was presented to the board,
and upon motion the resignation was
accepted to take effect on November
1st.
There were three candidates in
the field for the place to be vacated
by Mr.. Froseth, namely r. w. Smith,
John Froseth and Harry M. Hanson.
On the first ballot, which was an
informal one, Smith received Is
votes and the same number was
cast for John Froseth. On the Sc
cond ballot, mir. Smith received IL
votes to Is votes for Froseth and ne
was declared elected.
The new treasurer IS well qualified
for the position to which he has been
elected. He has had college train
ing, and for years followed the work
of civil engineer, having been coun-
ty surveyor of Bayfield, county for a
number of years, resigning his posi-
tion to join the Bayfield, County
Volunteer company at the out
break of the war. Lieut. Smith
went with his company to France
and fought throughout the war,
having had active charge of his COM
pany during the last few months Of
the war.
During the past year Mr.. Smith
has been Inactive charge CT his
farm near Sioux River in the town of
Bayview. He will make a fair and
impartial official, and the county busi-
ness of treasurer can be safely en-
trusted to his hands. His election
will meet with the approval of many
people throughout the county.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-10-13
DIED AT DULUTH
FUNERAL HERE
Herman Stockstad, Old Wash
burn Resident, Passed Away
AT Duluth Hospital.

Herman Stockstad, for many years
resident of this city and at one
time one of the progressive business
men of this &ty,D passed away at
Duluth on Thursday, Oct, 9Th, fol-
lowing nine day illness with rheu-
matism. For the past year or more
Mr.. eStockstad has been in declining
health.
The body was brought to this city
an dthe funeral was held on Tuesday
from the residence of A. P. john
son end from the Norwegian Luth-
eran church. Interment was in
Woodland cemetery.
The deceased was II years, ii
months and "a days of age at the
time of death. He was born in Nor
way and came to this country many
years ago, being resident of Wash
burn for more than a quarter of q
century.
He is survived by two sons and
three daughters, Harold and Howard
Stockstad and Mrs. Inga Arntsen,
Mrs. Frank Wilson of Duluth, and
Mrs. Hiram Hansen of Nobel, Canada,
all of whom were here to attend the
funeral.
The members of the family have
the sympathy of their many friends
in their bereavement.