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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
BIDDIS0N RULES
DEMURRER DOWN
Court Says Owners of the
Land Must Prove the
Points to Win


A demurrer presented by the de-.
fendapt. p ib. s,it ,f pa,,o,n T.
hl"''us' ~"''""c' lNd'hn' u" w.
gain title 60 tho lnud winch ne suld
to W. o. Dickcnaun several years
s,, ,,,. ,,,.o..,,t.d y..t,,.t.... ,..,,,,
ing ny blA''c' JH'b' N"'l'"h ''"
Olson, who In making his ruling,
said that the QuDr'IuuH jrF FHlyUi
were those %. fact ana could not
bo decided i'm demurrer H'tlou
but must be taken before luty
The judge in effect sud that ihe
ease would bee decided in FAVOR uf
the home owners lf they prove two
points when the ,asu is called for
trial. The first ISSUE which Julg"
Biddison said should be- proven. i7
hat the deed 90 b.rk"Nsuu. under
which the home oWucts hold ti.lc
Was an indcp0ndcnt transaction ana
not u part NJ the contract entered
into between the Indian and DICK
enson before Hg-mus restrictions
we're removed Also or u is proven
that the homo owners huyo been
IN possession for scv"n years tho
case VIII probably bc thrown out
OF count due 90 t'c W.t That the
which Judge iiddIs1n declared APP
piled to Indians as Wul, 40 other
citizens
In abatement accompany ing his
decision Judge Iiddi-On tlid
Land sale iItCr Nisrd.
Tho dee sion ts not final one
uu the merits ana the demurrer
only raised QuostionH Vt law, Ras-
mus was q ono thiriy-sccond de-
gree Cherokee and at time when
the court he'd that the secretary or
the Interior possessed the power TO
remove the indians restriction, but
before the removal by the secretary.
and In February. 1907. HasmuH
contracted to convey 90 DivtensOn
the land involved for 1850. and
made three deeds 10 sim each re-
citing the receipt OF the considera-
tlon. Tho contract and the first
three deeds the court held we're
void, but I'm July, 1907 the soCrc-
tary of the interior removed the
restrictions and the tdian IN
August OF that year again decided
to Dickeusou. the commissioner of
Indian affairs noting on the deed
that q was made pursuant 10 the
removal uf reductions
THE court held that n this last
deed was made pursuant 20 the
original contract &c erred tu fhc
same would be void under the ar,
Of April 26, 1906. but " not made
pursuant thereof, but a transaction
independent uf said contract. II
would not be void. that the aucs-
ton was one OF fact to be tried by
"A Jury and not question OF law
TO be determined upun demurrer
the plaintiff having alleged that
the last deed was made pursuant
to the contract.
The defendant urged ON demur,
ror that the statute of umitatloni
had run against the plaintiffs righ
of action, The court held that an,
ArkanaaS statute of limitations,
seyen.year statute. began to rtii
from the time the defendants tool
poEEesaion OF the nroperty ana tina
in defendants had adversely hci,
The posseasion since a dny prior {,
The advent OF statehood, the atatutl
uf iimitntions nnd run. but tina
that was a question of fact 20 b,
aatern,incd bv a lury. unless II an
..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Rob Dry Cleaning Shop.

DEWEY--The \. II. Hennings
dry cleaning establishment was
robbed OF ten suits Of clothes some
time between Q and II Friday
night. The proprietor says that II
any OF his customers suffer loss on
account OF the raid he viii replace
them at his own cost
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
State Briefs
'otc bonds for school rurnncc.

Vote Bonds for school Furnace.
CHANDLEH--Uu the 3tst uit.
the little city Of Carney. uorthw,s 81
Uf here, voted bonds ln the sum Of
$4,000, this sum 10 be used IN iu-
stalling a heating plant for the high
81 hyOl building The removal OF the
gas pipe from Carney nccessitatcd
this addod expenditure.
Spccdcrs Force Cnr Into Ditch.
ONkAWA-1h hrce young people
were Injured Thursday evening by
being forced or the road by two
racing cars. As usual. 1t was the
Innocent ones who suffered. Glenn
Wilson, 20 and his two sisters. Rum
and Ida. girls Ia their teens, were
driving along O. country road when
two speeding cars came by and
forced their car into tho ditch
where 1t turned over. Both the girls
had their collar bones broken and
suffered other bruises, while Glenn
was badly shaken up but not scri-
uusly injured. The racers did not
stop TO inquire what had occurred
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

swedish cNperimenters have ahau,
doned efforts 20 use peat fibre in
the textile industry until an ccono-
mlcRl method be found to extract
tho flhrc from peat moss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
DELEGATES TO CONTEST
saltwater Boys Leave for Chicago
Livestock Exposition.

Special 10 Tho World.
SALTWATER, Nov. 12.---After
competitive tests I'm which 10 stu
dents were entered and which have
continued throughout the fall
semester, the seven men who are TO
represent oklahoma A. and NJ. col
lege In the collegiate stock Judging
contest at the international livestock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Ask Bonds 90 Pay judgment.
ARDMONE The voting OF $3.50
600 on the city bond issue will be
called In the near future. Il was
decided by the commissioners re-
Gently The bond issue is called TO
meet the payment OF damage suit
granted u. 3. JONES as well az other
civic moves relative to the water
situation and the building Of a city
mnrkoL place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

An explorer mas discovered large
tracts of agricultural and PASTORAL
land In the northwest territory Of
Australia in a region heretofore re-
garded as n desert
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Rendezvous for Showmcn.

ADA.-Thls city may become a
celebrated rest and playground for
shows during the winter months.
Already four shows have definitely
decided to winter in Ada. including
the Honest Bill shows, the Lucky
Bill shows, Panhandle Sims wild
West shows and York's Trained An
lmal shows, three of which showed
here Saturday under one tent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
AL nnnhs 90 pnr Indrmenf.

there has been no trace OF tho mia-
ing property.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

URASD RAPIDS Mich so, o. The
hcad NJ "a man with two bullet holes In
thn torrhrad wa. tuunu 100 bale ot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

NEW HAVEN. Conn Nov, le..- Marshal
Fo,h received the derrcv NJ doctor Of law.
from Vale University tuiay. Thousands
~ persons checred tho allied EcperallHBimi 3
he was cscottod to Wooisey hall by squads
Of police aud militia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04

Ieguitor satuui Ohio ecisi puma capat contra
handel bluuror Spirtoase, conba1a lege eNis
1cntc a safpit pan@ toate ca aproape dcl am
dc c;nd S'a al,cat leoea prohibited, .st
iegea Miller propusa llru fes srop sa votat de ca
i ost n;ntatA (Ivernoruui Davis so
>,nc!ioneze ln hui Iegea lna in eject din
lnolnentul in care ii semnat de guvernor
Iegea Miller prevede locuinta parculala poate
lroitoist nsrcna apcarca lcge fl in stare sd
dovecacd ca locuina mtleuntaa peru vinderea fabrl
depositaea bauurilor Sprtoae neegae To-
cina maj fl locina bona fitle parculara,
in tribualu tehue "a ea manla pentru per-
clizitionarea aceei locuine
Bautur neeoae colslerl orce fe de bautur caror
trie acooica pe>e atc grad centigrad abrrata
,'upa votarea 81 apc,rea legei prohibune
Legea mai prevede numrea unu comisar prohibtiv al
satuui aar de $4,000 pentru subcomlsar pc
il NUM- comisarul salr de $4,000 pc 81 doua
2pci de Inspector ar della $1,000 pand la s. 800 pc
l.egea mai prevede ca afara de numi functlonal
poate gaa de trcbunla unctiona enporari carr
primi eafa mai de $40 pc 81 cheltuele ne
Din cplinul legci urgenta si marea majortate care
corpurie leguitoare 81 autortdte
pe1oarc puma capat contrabandei apcnd legea
shicteta
Arind in vc,lere in mpu din peepsee aplcate
entru cacarea ege probune fost mutt mai grcle :.
:lrc nante 81 Cd pedese pot mari, uscal cred
in tinp STRIP conlubanda 81 tara devenl
,,Scata asa prevede Sprul ege, alcoolul o
accessible eca ceor pevzut reteta medicaa in condi
tun 81 cmtitae prevlzuta de ege
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04
Savantu|, punnu|, palma

Clstea mare pc care ielectuaitaea lanceza facu o
dui Nicolae lorga nvinu Ia Paris capitaa Frante,
pitaa stine 81 are sa tina ccu de conferinte in
cec mai mari lstitufun de cutura lunei cutie, res-
gc asupra ncamuui inreg sv
lnvitarea dlui orga la Paris in momentee aceste de
faccr s preacel polce sociae economce din Europa
centraa 81 e rasl far ndoaa este in egaura dorina
nelecuaita rance2e cunoaSc ideie savanulu sto-
tic al RGmniei aac cunoscator al trecutuui mai
1nultor nelnuri i a stuat me de
ro, ,tina vaSi, patliosnu sublm, sinceritatea ca
1acteui neinG ploe3t al acese Golii Modovei Modovci
at ce ma; Gle bartati al Itominei: Al. Cuza,
Ma Ci@alncean, GI Asaki Miron CoStn, Vasie AleNan
eri, NJ Eminescu fdcut pcse hotare nunai prn
scerio lu c 81 n acci earl Pau muncind, drigiund
producnd anc cad in ata primejdiei uni sau perut
cpul 81 all dat bru ugi ,mand lumea voiajo,i
msonari si ineectuaitaea nceza tnut sa vaZa pc
acest genu al neamuui.
ST. concidcna ciu,lata npresiopabia, aceasta cinse,
invitaca de tine serie de coniernte in tempu are
stine in Fna culta face dupa in parlamentul Ro
ldne Arseoianu il amennta ca eli vra pum-
1ul in gura, pc cand cava manleluci carl sup
vretici sal desege atele sanaeor mareu dasca ii srgh:
''Nebunue!"
Ce rone 81 palma usturatoare pc obr,zul pgmelor,
daca obraz!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04
Isl pretinde barbatul.

Ana Pearman din Polonia 4
economical sapte AMI parale din
putinul cistig eel avea ca sd
poata veni la barbatul sau in
Cleveland. sd afle callza pentru
care aceSta cerut divort de ed
in anul 1918. Ana Pearlman S a
prezintat All judecatorului Ro.
senberg carui s IA plins ca ca sa
maritat in 1913 81 Ia un an bar
batul Sau VENT in America. Ed
vola sal urmcZr imediat, dar
razboiul impiedecat-o. Barbatul
a spus judecatorllluI, ca el g di-
,ortat de ea din 1915 81 $ a casa
torit apoi cu alta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04

Gu femeia care nu clipeste 81
nu Sc strimba la fata cind il
Scoate dentistul maseaua dim ca
pul falcei, trebue sd te port
foarte politlcos daca nu vrei sa-tl
dai parul pc NINA Ell.
e
In ori ce caz, inaintea surdului
nu va spuneti tainele mm annie,
fiindca nu yeti sti care din dol va
fl destainuitorul.
%
81 sunt multi orbi earl va poa
te Spune in cite-va secunde ca
oanul pc care i 'ati dat e falls.
8
Sofia lui Tino a inceput sa-s
puma in umbra barbatelul, deco
rind in numelc rcyelui pc Sugghl
anti. I'm ziarist italian care /:
condus propaganda regala ii
Italia.
&
Prin faptul ca lntr o casa vet
vedea vioara. chitara sau II,
violoncel, "a nu credeti ca sta
| pinul easel e artist.
%
Tn economist vorbind de alta
,crilc carl stagneaza zlce G.
! ee-a fost mai rau trecut." +,
uita ca pcste cite-va zile trebu
platit impoSitul pc VENT. (Nev
York Telegraph.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04

Paris. Paderewsky, fostul
prim ministru al Polonlei 81 nut
zicianul renumit sd va lmbarca
Simbata viitoare pc vaporul La
France" in portul Havre pentr,l
America.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04
|NfORNAT|UNI
Lupte in Irlanda.

Dublin. - Sase sin-feineri aa'
cazut 81 multi altii au fost ranitl
llnga Roscarberry in llptele re
cente cu politia britana. Dup;'
executarea lui Cornelius Murphy
in toata tara au incrput lupte
desperate intre >imn-feineri 81 po-
litisti. Ambelc parti au zllnio
m0rtl 81 TN mare numar de ra'
niti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04
JuStitia in Ardea|
tC0NTINUARE DE PIE PAGINA ID.

Populatiunca romIneasca din
Ardeal, astepta de veacnri sa Sc
reverse 81 asupra lor dreptatea.
Sub uneuri rominii n 'au cunoscut
binefacerilc justitiei. Dupa i'll
faptuirea Rominiei Mari, popula-
tia romineasca dim jurul Sibiului
"a gaSit in fata acelorasi jude
catori. pc care ii cunaStea destul
de bine, din vremea .stapinire!
maghiarilor.
hi bine. sa intimplat intr 'un
process, ca un gruy de tarani ro-
mini din Mohu. impricinati, mi
rati de cc lie vazura ochii, s'ar
adresat avocatului lor, GU yor-
belle:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04

tari batrini: Jim G. Bowles, in
etate de 60 ami. lar celalalt Jim
w. Wright, in etate de 81 ami. al,
duelat cri. Ambii au murit. Cauza
duelului a foSt cearta &c S ID
i>cat intrc eli Gu ocazirlnea unei
sedinte scolare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04
Moartea lui Kropotkin
d@srnintita.

Londra. Sd desminte din
Moscva moartea printuhui Petru
Kropotkin. autor 81 anarchist rus.
Sa sDunc insa ed sarios bolnay
81 sa asteapta moartea hui in fle-
care ri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04
SCARE ROMAN1LQR!!.

81 dl Muller este 81 azi consi-
liar, imparte dreptatea in tara
romineasca, in acelas oras unde
prpnuntat condamnarile ce au III.
sumat cele aproape 4 veacuri de
temnita, III vreme ce SASH pro
testeaza" impotriva.. modului
cum inteleg rominii sa admins.
treze propria lor tara!
moi nu interpretam aceasta ca
un protest, ci ca 0 durerOasa iro-
ME la adresa noastra..
('Uniyersul"). :
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04
Rascoala intre soldatii lui
Wrangel.

Constantinopol. 4 Ramasite!e
armatei lui Wrangcl. internate
aici au resclllat contra Oflcerl-
lor lor dintre carl au omor1t pe
mai multi. Rascoala fost irwin
sa de nistc trupe aliate. Soldatii
au foSt decimati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04
Politia vinde arme hotilor.

Seful politiei, Smith investi-
gat o cercetare sd descopere, care
dintrc eel POO politisti vindut
arme la un hot arestat All.
Acest hot a fost prins toe
mai cind jefuia pravalie. S'a
afiat In FL I'm revolver pOlle-
tenesc. Intrebat de unde il are Il
spuS. ca Ia cumparat de la I'LL
politiSt pentru cincl dollari 81
- cent?.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04
Nurnire.

Youngstown, O. = Joseph Mo
gus, cetatean din Youngstown a
fost mlnt de a.asat-reprezenta-
tiv al statului Ohio pc linga Con-
sulatul regal sirbo-croato-sloven
in New York.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04
Tot calaii acestia ne Jude
ca 81 scum?"

Care era rostul expreslunel
'cHlaii acestia''? lata care era
unul din cOnsilieri. Ill Muller, sa
laudat totdeauna ca de la intra-
rca Rominiei in razboir 81 pima Ia
unirea Ardealului Gu patria ma
ma. ell dat 376 AMI DE INCHI-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04
Hot scapat.

Tn hot, surprins in casa lui J.
NJ. Claim, 2946 Berkshire Road,
a scapat teafar din lupta anga-
jata intrc el 81 politistii eel ur-
mareau. Hotul a dus cu sine hlrtii
de valoare 81 bijuterii in valoare
lie $4,000 dollari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04
Print ON de afaceli.

New York. Printul Carts
brooke s'a imbarcat All pc
'Aquitania'' pentru Anglia. El
va Fl oficiantul unei companii de
navigatii. Tatal sau fost prin
cipele de Battenberg. FL e nepo.
'tul reginei Victoria, varul regelu
George al V-lea 81 fratele' regime
Spaniel.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04
DIN fUcA o)NDt|UuU|

In zila de astazi fata nu uita
sa Sc spe.e pc fata, dar alta
vorba daca 0 cauti la urechi.
FiloSoful care vorbeste zeee
limhi alita sd vorbeasca 81 pc
limba lui ctnd Il prinde neyasta
Gu 0 turinrica in pare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04
Totu3i vom avea gaz.

TOtu9i v0m avea gaz.
Judecatorul Baer a dat ordin
la compania care f,rnizeaza gaz
pentru oras 81 subqlrbii ca sa con-
tinue furnizarea 81 de Dumineca
incolo, ri. cind expira scontractul
companiei GU orasul. Judecatorul
va fixa mai tirziu si data cind va
asculta argumentele companiei.
Brav judecator!
Il b4Fmii dNelaexk
Lubbock, Tex. Dol proprie-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-04

Niata casniciei insemneaZa trei
luni de sarutari 81 trei suite de
lrmi de certuri 81 pa17lieli.
I
Nh ne pricepem cine site cit In
diplomatic, dar credem ca daca
sediul Ligei Natiunilor s'ar muta
in Moscova, bolsevismul s'ar mo.
derniza Gu 90 la suta. - Ori te
pomenesti Cd vice versai Mai etii!
Sc zice ca 0 boala fosrte lipi-
cioasa.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
BIG GLACIERS ONCE
COVER BRATTLEBORO
Swiss GeolOgist Tells of Ice Period In
Connecticut Nalley-Meet
at Amherst

AMHERST. Mass, Dec 29.-Bar5n
Enrst AnteuS of Sweden, who came from
Europe to study the recession of the land
ice in New England, told the Geological
Society of America ut Amherst college yes
terday morning that 1900 years ago
glaciers filed the Connecticut valley, that
1000 years later they had receded from
New Haven to Springfield. and that 1900
years ago they had receded to st. John
bury. This movement he found CORE
sponded with that in Germany and Swe-
den.
The features of the meeting of the eco
nOmic biologists were the address of the
president. r. i. +. PcnroSe on The Flu
ture Sphere of the Society. and the papers
by Waldemar LindgEen and +. :. Basin
on The Geology of the Bradeu Mine in
Chile. This mine is one of the largest
bodies of copper Gre known. The deposit
originated in an explosive volcanic vent
around which one deposition occurred in
several epOchs. followed by enrichmen. by
descending solutions.
Two hundred members were enrolled,
representing 33 institutions from Yale
and Harvard to Leland Stanford and Cali
fornia universities.
Among the exhibits Professor LoOmis's
collection of fossils showing the develop
ment of the horse from the first horse. II
inches high, to the modern horse, attracted
much attention.
Sessions will be conducted today and
tomorrow.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
HINSDAIE. y. I'll.

Miss Antoinette Bergeron of Albany.
\. Y, is a guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Bergeron.
Mrs Samuel Thompson of Keene Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Nc
Caughern. Wednesday.
Master Wendell Cove of Dorchester,
Mass. is visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. King.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dupee and son
of West Swanzey. y. H., were holiday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dupee.
\ meeting of the Parent-Teacher asso-
citation will he held Friday, Jan. 6. at $50
p. m. in the high school building, at which
time Miss Brown viii give talk her
subject being Around the BoOktable
This win be an interesting meeting, and
all who can attend are urged to do so.
Communion Sunday viii he observed
in the Methodist church Sunday. Jan. l.
There will also be several taken in on
probation and some by letter. \ watch
night service is to be held Saturday
night, at 10 o'clock, and will last until
about 1870 o'clock. All are cordially in
vtCd to these services.
Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. Iangworthy very
quietly observed their 2Jth wedding ami
vcrsary in their home last Friday. Sew
cral neighbors and friends called during
the day and offered congratulations Mr.
and Mrs. Langworthy received many
gifts of silver, money, etc. Among those
from out of town present were DIR. and
Mrs. G. \. Tewskbury and two daughters
of Littleton. y. H., Miss Lamoille G.
LangwoTthy of Cambridge. Mass: and
Mrs \. ]. Tewksbury of Littleton, y. II.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
EIGHT VICTIMS
OF WOOD ALCOHOL
Six Dead and Two Blind from Using
Holiday Liquors In New.
XorIt

NEW YORK. Dec ga wood alco-
hol scare swept New York yesterday, fol
lowing six deaths from poison holiday
liquor. ..+r. -.- ..s=....
Two victims were blinded and two are
in hospitals lowering between life and
death from drinking bootleg intoxicants
Many others were temporarily affected.
The reports threw a damper on the
elaborate preparations for celebrating the
advent of the new year. .-
Warnings were issued that poison
booze is in circulation and the result was
manifest in the decreased number of res
ervations made in places where the old
year is kicked out and the new welcomed
in with hilarity every New Years eve.
The dead: Miss Frances NJ. Ryan,
telephone operator; Walter Young, a Ne
gro; Mrs. Richie Ryan, y, widow !;
Frank Tiffany. IS, steamship clerk !;
John Tiffany, Al, his brother; Edward
Gillege, 81, newspaperman.
Dying: Edward Lanigan of Brooklyn ::
James Corrigan, a cook.
Gillege who had been drinking with
Mrs. Ryan. was blinded before he died.
Mrs. Ryan was taken i'll few hours
after she had consumed the liquor and
died in her home.
The two Tiffanys bought half-pint of
liquor to enliven the holidays. They
drank about two-thirds of the bottle and
Immediately became i'll. Frank died five
hours afterward and John followed within
two hours.
John Koran. 40, who lived in the apart
ment house with the Tiffanys, was ar
rested on a homicide charge. Wives of the
two brothers said their husbands bought
the liquor from him, believing it was gin.
Koran denied the charge.
! James Corrigan, a cook. was found
wandering blind along the Bowery, suf-
fering effects of liquor poisoning. He was
taken to a hospital where it is said he
may die.
Customs agents are investigating the
disappearance of 5000 gallons of grain
alcohol from a barge.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
Lowell & Teller
BrattlebOrO'S Oldest Reliable
Hardware Store
BrattlebOrO. Vermont

MORE EGGS
can be had by the use of
COLEMAN LANTERN
In lighting your Poultry House early
mornings, your hens begin work earlier
lay more eggs, and keep more healthy.
ON ELLIOTT STREET
the other evening we heard man ex-
tOlling the virtues of
COLEMAN LANTERN
and as he had one in use at that time on
his team, the practical demonstration he
gave was very convincing.
To those who have not electricity
COLEMAN LIGHTS
are a wonderful relief to the eyes that
become strained by the use of poor lights,
and they are the -.. 10y
.a.. MOST ECONOMICAL
and the least dangerous of any lights.
These lights approved by all users are
also
APPROVED BY INSURANCE
AGENCIES.
To responsible partieS we give
FREE TRIAL
of these the most wonderful lights and
lanterns that we know of. -.
81. AN INVESTMENT
that pays dividends in reading comfort
and home eheerfulneSs. 3. e.. ...-...
For home use the COLEMAN LIGHT,
The lamp brings you pleasure.
For farm use. the Coleman Lantern,
The lantern brings YOU profits.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
WEST HALIFAX

The Boy Scouts viii meet at the par
sonage Saturday from to l.
here and gone to her home in Charlie
mont.
MIR. and Mrs. Leon Learnard spent
Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. +. Learnard. in Marlboro.
Mrs. Marion Wheeler has returned to
her home here after visiting in Brattle-
boro several days last week.
Mrs. belmont Hicks and children, who
have been visiting her mother the past
two weeks, have returned to their home
Services will be held at the Baptist
church Sunday at II; Sunday school at
u, after having been closed several
weeks on account of illness.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
Preserving Valuable Documents.

ments in Washington is able to split
thin sheet of paper, separating the
writing on two sides, insert a middle
layer of paper, and cover the entire
sheet with thin silk gauze. This en-
ables the document to stand consider
able handling.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
About the Limit in Bad Wine.

Very bad wine many decades ago
was called "Three-Men Wine" be-
cause it required one man to hold the
victim, a second to pour the wine
down his throat. and the third was
the victim made to drink it. Abra-
ham Santa Clara, the preaching friar,
gave this name to the wine of Alsace,
France, but the quality has somewhat
improved since his day.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
uninue Ad-

English Paper-Young lady required
as governess for little girl aged ten.
AS she has unhappily lost a leg, it is
considered that more sympathy will be
shown by lady in similar position;
preference therefore given to SUCH
Boston TTsHscrlpt.