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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-02-10

City OF Brookings, Jan. II, 1921.
The city board Of commissioners met
in regular session with Acting Pres
dent Ray and Commissioner Mathew
present.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting were read and approved.
Moved that action of Commissioners
Flittie and Ray in paying 81 200 90 TO
the Cornell Electric Co. as partial pay
ment on contract for the construction
Of electric lines in the alleys on e5nH
side of Main street be approved.
On roll call Ray and Matthews rot
ing aye, motion carried.
Moved that the report Of Comm
sioner Ray concerning the heating ot
cottage just west of the Hotel Leon
be approved and that service be dis.
connected after May l, 1921, on ala
building.
On roll call Ray and Mathews yot-
ing aye, motion carried.
On motion commission adjourned
e. J. Ray,
Attest: Acting President.
G, H, Stoddart. City Auditor,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-02-10
Hush Money.

Caller-Well, you are a good little
boy. Are you always as quiet as thisi
Johnny-No; but mothers going to
give me n quarter If l don't say any
thing about your bald head.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-02-10
c. c

Hotbeds may be started late this
month or early next if the weather is
not too cold, Manure should be
heated well before it is put in the
frame.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-02-10
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
City Hall, City Of Brookings.
February Z, 1921.

The city board Of commissioners
met II regular session with Mayor T.
|. Flittie, Commissioners Mathews and
Ray present.
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing were read and approved.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
EXPOSITION REPORT TODAY


Progress Of the sale ~ the re-
naming 13t lots I'M Lagoon park,
summit Heights addition viii h. re-
ported Thursday noon following tto
weekly meeting and luncheos Of
the Tulsa Real Estate Exchange In
the Kennedy Clfa. % is announced
by NJ. j. Glass, president
The exchange is handling tho sale
for the Tulsa livestock ana Expo
1iton. members wHiviug the usual
commissions iu ord nr 10 swell the
cXpositions fund with which 10
construct tho ground and buildings.
Unofficial reports are shat the
lot sale Is tagging behind schedule.
Fred shaw president of the oxposi-
ton company, has sent out an ap-
20. iu tho form OF an "S o. g." 10
all Tuiaaus who want TO see "A
greater Tulsa sooner" the latter
being tho official exposition slogan.
M ShaN sold several lots Wcdnos-
day to ". 81 Robinson, owner Of
the Tulsa hotel. who mutorcd from
Kansas CITY They met In the hotel
lobby before MI shaw broachcd
the matter. Mr. Robinson said: 81
know am about your lot sac, Fred
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
GOO ATTEND BARBECUE
Civic Clubs OF CITY Mere Guests o'
4. =. Inner Tube Company at
Dluni M,r.I of CIlN.

Approximately 500 business anu
professional men OF tho Cty dlht"
Wednesday noon on barbccucd mu
ION and its gustatory nccompahl
lnpnts aH The guests OF the - ..
Compression Inner Tube company ol
Tulsa at thcir factory ON thc san"
Springs road Members OF the iso
tary club called off their regular
weekly luncheon and Joined mcn'
bcrs OF virtually all civic organlEA
tions of Tulsa in the trip TO the thno
factory. who, after the luncheon
were shown the office ana toctolN y
buildings and the factory proecssc-'
from the taking In uf the crude ruh-
her from the plantation I" inc
finished tire product
Its office force. made up ot rs
people. and tho factory omploNoh'
numbering %, the 4. : Compression
lnnor Tuhc company has an annual
payroll Of f2OO, ,OOO, It Was pointed
out by NJ. G, Hale. president of the
company, ana under whose super. F.
vision the guests visited all parts oI
The factory. From the time when
the cases. averaging 200 pounds TO
the case containing rubber iro'u
plantation through Signaporc pull
uf export through the o-inch run
her mixing mills. the 12-inca three
roll calendar, the processes OF con
struction To the NulcHnifing watts
the inspection department ana pHth
Ing rooms. tho evolution Of a tire.
WAS thoroughly Illustrated to the
visitors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Wire Flashes

I TANEgVutE N.. Nsg pa,,u,t
Clark 20 of Uurrb. ,I.I ,,a, ,.t.,.t Is
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/ through tfarsfIs.,g ,f tI,.d fr,,. ~.
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~ 1turfEuurrr g.I4tt,. al N.. y.l a.
hr n.uIstrt 90 Salvador Us4 ,otfti,,I
ildHy Is Tho atuHtt
fI"If. T.s.. MAJ ...,r,., s.,,,
announced t.1aU that tho .u,,I,f ,,,.i o,
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Hs". JuI. |.. Iflva.Uf. fIr FH..tt,l '... .r
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
city Briefs

DIVORCES GRANTED Wcdncs
day IN district court by Judge Red
mond 8 Cole. Bcruicc l.. Hines
against Lucille Hines, Marie Bon
right against w VI Bcnright. clara
Goaus against Robert Goans
DIVORCE PETITION WAS filcd
Wcdncaday in district court by MAY
l.. Smith against william &. smith
MISS EDNA PYLE. general score.
t4Uy uf the y W. e.. A.. i- visiting
relatives lu Kansas this week
MEMBERS or the Epworth
league OF ihr tlrsi Methodist
church. tNh aud Boulder avenue.
ana their friends will hold their
regular meeting Thursday night at
tho church
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
BERGDOLL BLAME
PUT ON DEAD MAN
Judge Ansell Says Glib
bony Is Responsible for
Escape Of Evader
LAWYER GOT 100000
AnseIl Says That Was His
Fee. Though Part OF il
Hasen't Been Paid Yet

NkSWNGroN. May Although
1r v.. under "mpral obligation
70 hduuan, General rc''. g. inrr.a
to zee JHat Grove. Glove aui urHg
doll notorious Philadelphia million
afro draft r.pl,. dH .u. ,.uupr
vhcn he rprIrI m ul ppps.d
hunt tor % u.u.u u. of gold.
Brrudi,r General -Hm.i ' Nua..I
former Judge advocate general ad
mittrI today ur personally nld taken
uo precautions lo prevent UourdoJ
from ,)udnR hOs Dtptor. A0.ril s
admission was made Nhi'. Do, vaH
tunlortcJ 60 a aevcfo erlluE h'
Representative John N potcrt &C..
publican OF Maaaahusr'l. chairman
Of The special couRrr4siou1l commit
'oo investigating Brrgdolls escape
10 Germany and Brigadieg General
John II Shcrburnc of Boston the
committee counsel
A. Anscll with face flushed. mot
the shhru questioning OF hls cross
examiners. he was confronted by t
row Of women, sOmO of tnrm gray
haired, an attlrcd iu deep mourning,
who wore the gold star insignia,
which told OF sons who died fight.
ing under tho American flag In tho
world war.
Anscll said he had received 500
900 as ono OF counsel pro prcsuadtd Il
the war department TO permit Burg
doll to leave for the Jail ~ Gov.
rrnor's island the day before he diF-
appeared.
Ansoll placed tho blame for Berg
dolls escape upon GibboucY who
was drowned In Mexican waters
some time ago.
1T is almost unbelievable that
Gibbony could have failed 10 carry
out our plans for R"rgdolrs safe
custody a. he dld." Ansell declared.
Il believe Gibbony's action I'm per-
mitting Borgdoll TO go to his home
was due to vanity ana q desire TO
impress the Bergdolls with his abil.
ity 10 do things lie was inclined
10 be scnsationa, aud he dld tho
sensational thing this time
Ausoll took the ground that he
was not expected to accompany the
gold hunting expedition
Anseli explained he had q plan
which. 10 carried out, would haVo
prevented the escape. out he admit
ted he took no poraonal part 'h H.
Ansell denied he had entered into
the plan TO have Bergdoll go hunt
ing for his pot of gold In order 10
make sure he would get IN" bau,hco
Of tho fee due him, Iic SAID he hdd
confidence Nv Gibbouey's statement
that he would be paid what wnn Wlil
due him. although ho never had
been.
"It really never occurred 10 me
that my fee depended upon betb,
dolls ability TO find the pot OF gold
Anseil said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
TO CENTRALlZE CHARITIES
Public Meeting Tuesday to Consider
Permanent Organization.

Tentative plans for u central or
Rluilutlon which Will direct the &c.
uyitics and look aficr the financial
interests OF Tulsa charitable institu-
uung organizations such as tho v
NJ g. A.. the y. W g. \. and thc
Humane society. are 90 be discussed
at a public meeting called for Tues
dav night I'M the municipal hudl.
torium At that time the report
from u committee made up of Joe
Mitchell, g. 4. Buchucr. Harry kis-
kaddou. \. NJ WclCh ana {. ".
FcnatcrmaChcr on constitution ana
bylaws for the organization to be
perfected that night will be heard
The committee was named by y,
T.. MaRcc. chairman ~ the commit
tee med by the mayor last ran
to consider the problem OF cenirall-
Yutiou Of charities
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
bad Street IL Repaired.

special tu ne world.
BARTLESNILLE. May i,---Wcst
Third street. that terror to all mo-
torists who use the streets of Bar
tlcsvillc, viii bc repaired this spring.
according to plans now well under
way at tho hands OF the city COM
missiuners A contract will be let
Wednesday for rcaurtaCing Third
street from the railroad tracks west
to Virginia avenue, a distance OF SIX
and one half blocks Tho ono bid
submitted is t22 per cubic yard for
new paving for two blocks and S9.9s
for a rcsurfaCing the entire distance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
sTUDEUTS TO GIVE PAGEANT
High school GYM aud trt class,
Niii Entertain NnN I3.

Tho girls gymnasium classes of
The Tulsa high school IN cullabura
ZION with the art department. viii
present on May 10 Tho Fantasy uf
the Seasons one Of the most uuu7
ual aud elaborate pageants over
staged an any high school ThiH
pageant viii consist OF four purte
each season OF the year being inter
prctcd by dancers i'm costumes au.
propr!atc to ths season.
The pageant win have humorous
~ wei as serious vein The hu.
uorous element viii be introduced
Dt four cat. and tow frogs. \ large
spidor and "a whit. peacock VIII fur
nfeh -unle ~ lho beautiful features
ul the performance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
WEDDINGS IN CLAREM0RE
Preachers Wife Treats Couple to
Wedding Dinner

NperTaI 70 INC World.
CLAREMORE, May Arthur
Settle and Miss Anne Foreman of
this city were united IN marriage at
the home OF Rev Clarence Campbell
the officiating minister. Thcy were
accompanied by MI and Mrs, Dick
Shelton, VIII Burgess and Miss Pas
90 Hartley. After the ceremony Mr.
Campbell gave the wedding party q
pretty dinner.
on "Wednesday OF last week az the
Berwick rooms, Miss Emily Mhiacn-
hunt OF Oolagab and B'n II, Diko'
man ~ Talala were united In mar
r.age by Rev. w. III shank.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
FIELD DAY AT FAIRGROUNDS
Fourteen Hundred Pupils of Idabcl
schools Contest

special 10 Tho world.
IDAHEL. MAY Field dav was
observed here boo me public schools
at the county fair grounds Lurrh
was taken to thc grounds and an
al day program was staged. The
program WAS based on the class
plan. each class Dout,sting the other
This is the second year Of the OBJ
sorvnucc OF the field day at this
place and thDro NtH considerable
Interest manifested ht both tn,
teachers and patrons as well as the
pupils. Pupils of the three wards
ana main central school phrtiripat-
ed I'm the affairs making a total
~ more than Iioo pupils ON the
FrounG. Valuable prizes were award o.
81 hy merchants Of the city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Ice Collector snIcidcs .

0FF0InT 70 TUN WUTTU-
ALTON, May 4.--Presumably by
his own hand. because OF despond-
ency, but possibly by that OF an
other intent on robbery Walter
Boultlnghouse, aged iS, came TO his
death Saturday night In the city
park Of Alton, whore his body was
found Sunday morning with "a bullet
hole through II and revolver lying
ON tho ground by his side. lie was
employed as collector for the Alton
Ice a Coal Co. and his accounts are
said to have been found correct
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
MISSING GIRL seen
FIGHTING CAPTORS
witness Declares Men in Car
Were Trying to Subdue
Coldie Brodheim
GATHER IS FRUSTRATED

c.nvirced that his sixteen year old
-. Cold,e has been kidnapped,
a.u' . prodbcim. q furrier, at 152 North
% .. socond street, is in a state of
fn. H.. nrostration from worry and
tonaned to bed under care oil a pn'S'-
elan. ,., co,,,ocod Lnows
wiIl do to her." he said this
morning, his voice broken; n. 49,.
"I r,rl D. olmstead, of 20 North Far. ar.
Ear, E,.oot furnished a clue which the
son rocord as valuable in their search
pohce. .,o Girl. who disappeared at IL
fcf fcff,,cI .t last Saturday morning.
,rI o,.,stead went to the store OF the
Vit st nigh and told him he had
la.nt three men in an automobile trying
seen se,i"t ~" n struggling girl as they drove
TO quie' Race street at Fifty seventh,
nes' .,inntos UH after the girl disappeared.
"" w, ou happened to quickly there
~ Time for me to do anything"
was ~ n0S,n,stcod. "I was standing at
s.i. aia soycnth and Race streets when
fl'! !.,ssntion was attracted by an au-
tomobile rroceeu,ns ,,.as alone on the front
-, Il" ,rwo men in the rear seat were
ss,5rv seadi n pretty young girl between
iSsn,' ho,u,nS She appeared to be struggling.
,hen,, son,d % have sworn then that l knew
tsr ! r0Gc face. But couldn't think where
I had seen her before.
"Then ] saw newspaper stories ol
ro,dis's disappearance and photo
"vu .ronhs, | am certain the girl in the
ssutomobile was Goldie."
While Olmstead's story encouraged
detectives in their search for the miss
ing M girl, it only served to intensity the
fathers grief, ;,
"They took her from me for revenge,
hs declared, because she testified
Ss,inst two shoplifters who stole sables
from my store. She was warned if she
identified the two girls at the Fourth
street and Snyder avenue station she
would disappear.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
FAMILY OUT; HOUSE AFlRE
Blaze Starts While Parents and
Children See Films

While the family of Louis Magdid, of
q6SO South Ninth street. were Mt the
'moyes" last night their dining room
caught fire. As Magdid, his wife and
three children were returning they
heard the fire engines. and Mrs. Magdid
remarked. "Wouldn't it be a strange
coincidence il that happened to be our
house on fire.
F By the time they reached home the
fremen had already broken in the front
door and were cztinguishing the flames.
The loss will be several hundred dollars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
Cretonne
a Third Less at 4Oc

Well printed in colorful
bird, flower and other de-
signs, the heavy, closely
woven cretonne is So inches
vile.
1t is indicative of the quail
ity that the cretonne is suit
able for re-upholstering good
furniture.
(CLestnutl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
Quilting Challis
1Sc Yard

Old-fashioned quilting challis
in the quaint Persian and lowered
patterns Of our grandmothers'
day. 36 inches wide.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
Special at $32.5O

A handsome Canton crepe dress, copied
from much more expensive model. Il is
very plain, in navy or black, with side panel
of the skirt faced with cd blue Georgette.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
Interesting Tailored Frocks
$3.50 and SIS

Irlcotne of an extra fine quality is used in these
dresses which have the sartness of simplicity They are
in navy blue and brown and the only trimming is braid
bands or insets of gray or henna braid
Tailored trcotine dresses in extra sizes 42l to 49,
are S39
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
DIR. CURTIS TO PREACH

4 The Rev. DR.. William a. Curtis
professor Of biblical criticism in the
University of Edinburgh, will preach at
The Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning at II o'clock. DIR.
Curtis is one Of the delegates to the
Pan.Prcsbytcrian Council in Pittsburgh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
Special at $3.50
Sale of Scotch Art Rugs at Half Pri,

and woven IN border or all-Over patterns. Plenty
OF gray, brown, tan, blue and rose tones as we'll
as other colorS, and quite number of plain-color
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

Really lovely dresses of crepe de chine Canton crepe,
crepe meteor and Russian crepe-a crepe season. indeed
Some are quite simple, having almost no trimming
others show embroidered silk motifs or interesting designs
worked out in steel coored beads.
Rows of moire ribbon trim handsome black
dress of heavy Canton crepe at $3.50
Another shows panels formed of many rows of narrow
black silk fringe jade green crepe. S18.
The sleeves of very short the merest sugge
tions of sleeves, others are long and flowing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
Mems Tan Shoes
Special, $5.85
Mems Oxfords for Evening, $500

Black dull and patent leather oxfords with pl
may be used for dancing and general evening we
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
Special at $5

An odd group of frocke which show signs
OF handling. OF serge, trcotinc and few of
tateta. Georgette and trcoIettc Just few
OF kind. mostly small sizes, all much low
cred in price.
(Markst
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
AUTOMOBILES


CHANDLER touring, two SPOT uEhts.
bumper. cord tires. runs ana looks like
now, very easy terms. 1885 W. Soc.
pnd cedar 1880
DODGE touring 1880 good tires. me
Chanlcauy perfect fine buy very
easy terms 10 responsible parties lcJ-a
w. Second. cedar 2Gb6
DODBE roadster, motor Just overhauled.
good tires. splendid buy Terms l0l-
e. West second Cedar gChG
FORD truck almost new. pneumatic
tlros. splendid running condition large
body and cab. 1896 W. Second. Ccdaf
1fbb.
ron SALE Fords. Dodge. nulcks ami
many Other good makes. "veFy ear :
bargain; terms 20 suit Used Gar EX.
change. 40 \ Main Ossgc ifot
FOV sALE Ford touring car, fine camp
ing putft fur four people. goes on
running board, win carry YOU around the
world good st new, Tor cash only 'all
Cedar $50. 500 same At tSt y. Thirteenth,
FORD coupe. starter. wire wheels and
an other necessary extras easy terms.
1855 w. second cedar 1855
FORD sedan olectric starter. runs and
looks like new, Will sacrifice Tor quick
sale. lO3-5 ". second. Cedar 1855.
FORD roadster almost now tires. fine
running order 500 cash. balance month.
IS. 1895 " Second rsdsf 2sss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
FOR JUNIOR HIGH TITLE
Ponca City and Wichita Juniors 10
Clash at ponCa Today: Other
Kay County Games.

I
PONCA CITY. Nov. 1S.-To de-
eide the junior high school football
championship OF this entire section
high team OF Wichita, an all VIC
torious squad thus far this season,
has challenged the Ponca City
junior highs for a game here to-
morrow afternoon. and the challenge
has been accepted. Ponca city
pays a guarantee to Wichita OF 500
10 cover the expense OF the visitors.
This Is the first year out for both
the Wichita and Ponca City teams.
The former is coached by a. A. Az
line and the locals by Poke" Harsh.
veteran Of Ponc8 City and Ken
dall college. The Wichita squad has
cleaned ~ on all other junior highs
IN that city as well as the surround
ing country and the locals have won
an games but one, being defeated
oy Blackwell juniors. ~ 20 13, after
seitatlng Blackwell, 2S to 7, earlier
~ the season, The game starts at
. O'Clock here.
The Ponca City senior highs, who
lieieated Newhrk last Friday. IS to
e. uld not have a game this week,
.e .he schedule remaining open for
.h's date all season, Coach Jacobs
Hklng the opportunity to get his
% neh INTO fine shape for the Thanks
SWING game against Blackwell. an
aunuai event in Kay county. The
same Is to be played in Ponca City.
Other Thanksgiving games for
eSlns IN this locality are AS follows:
n ra"hOska at Fairfax for the
Vsase county championship.
winfield at Arkansas City for the
OVriey county championship.
o. c,ohSaWd preparatory school a,
NScr,emlore, military academy
pS"hecco indians at Mcpherson.
Man, MCPHERSON college.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19

Tulsa. and are now located et als
south Boston with fully organised
force.
W G. LARIMORE. ,sccretar, of
the Hugo chamber of commerce. was
a visitor In Tulsa Friday
-
BENJAMIN ROBERTSON OF Jon.
lin, Mo, was here Friday iuvcs'igat
ing site Tor a cement block factor.
tits product vii have a marble fac.
ing
JACK DEMPSEY has two real
tans' In Tulsa. They are Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. F. Paxton and they are such
admirers OF the champion fighter
that their new baby son has been
named Jack Dempsey Paxton. Tn,
baby was born Thursday and is nov
"at home at % North olympia
=
ALBERT VANN was bound over
to the district court at his urellmi
nary hearing before Justice $. Il.
Hallman Friday on charge OF
grand larceny aud was rcmanded 60
jail when he failed to make bond
In the sum OF $1,000.
-
THEODORE EAST. charged with
stealing a quantity of silk Lingerie
from POllock's store. was bound over
10 district court at his preliminary
hearing before Justice $. II Hallmau
Friday lie was sent To Jail in de.
fault OF 81 500 bond.
y
BY MUTUAL request "a" pre-
limiuary hearing OF Emma Weaver.
charged with the larceny Of an auto.
mobile from Il. l., Wilson, and said
by the police TO have been a member
Of an organized band. which was
scheduled to be heard before Justice
$. r.. llallman Friday, was continued
for two weeks.
THE PRELIMINARY trial OF
Bert Prince charged with rccelNinu
stolen property, sot tor hearing Fri
day afternoon before Justice s R.
Hallman was cont. uued another
week. Prince is charged with re-.
Cciving property which was stolen
by an organized band of huus,
prowlers, some OF whose members
are now being held for the Sherill
murder as well as on other burglary
accusations.