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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-20
peIlah,fuI slumhsr Party

Miss Susie iicrwig entertained q
number OF girls a, her home 4a2 East
villas Saturday night with a slumne'
party. games and music we're onjoye,
until ain early hour IN the morning
Those who we're nreseni we're Misses
Mahlc Anderson. Alleyne Mcclure
Doris and Helen Rinehart. Ruti
Antbis. Mildred Duret. Louise Mon
sey. Susie Herwlg Ruth Ferguson
lesslc Lloyd. lMeill Mitchell. Thelma
Holden. sybll pipes. irene Myers
rhclma Bowlhy and Clara Forriora
" " n
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HOW " WORKS =

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Community Service has been func
'ionng in Frisco for over a wear
The chief OF police recently made an
official request, as follows
rs Il possible a. this time for yon
70 euend the work Of the commun-
~ Service league7"
Il realize SO fully the relation of
the present outbreak Of crime to the
wrong use Of leisure that I consider
ed Il my duty. not only TO straIn
every energy TO suppress I, by means
~ my command. but 10 see II some
thing more cannot be done In a con
strnctive way TO prevent H.
'The work OF your organization
.i'as been effective in certain dis.
tricts Can't II be extended
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-20

Mrs. wilson's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John Alexander OF aoi East Logan
avenue.
Mr and Mrs Tom w'clch ~ 80
Fast Cleveland avenue left this
morning for Oklahoma Clsy to mako
their future hone
Nx X
Mrs W z. Harker arrived home
last night accompanied BY Mrs
Chester Rcith Of Carthage. Mo Mr.
ilarAers sister. Mrs ......t.s, IA
also their guest. II
Nr and Mira Walter Che1nui will
90 % Oklahoma clty tomorrow %
spend tho week with tho latsers sis.
Ter. Mrs. nird Gillette
VI "
Nr and Mrs "a II Wrlght Of
cashicn were tho guests Of MIR and
Mrs Geo. Speer Sunday
" u VI
Henry lclsma Of Oklahoma CITY
aas here over sunday
Mr. and Mira Horace Smith and
children wcro the gncats OF NJ and
Mrs J J.. lIonscworth yesterday
Mr and Mrs W " coyie aud Mr.
aud Mrs Lyman Gray and family
we're the guests OF Mr. and Mrs John
coyie In Oklahoma city yesterday
Gus koctsch was an Oklahoma Clty
/ visitor yesterday
" * "
MIR and Mrs tMeryl low spent
sunday in Cushing With Mr. and Mira
Redsoc
Y Y y
| rat WAlkerson was Visitor In
lONiahoma city SUNDAY
" n "
MIR and Mrs Vim Bickell hal a.
heir dinner guests Yesterday. Mrs
liack and children of Frederick Mrs.
| Nm Philips ~ Enid Mr. stark
| Weather and daughter. villa of Ana
| mrko. Mrs Philip Traband. Mira
| wunk. Mrs Maud Powell and children.
NJ N "
| r A. Tausisy spent sunday in
Oklahoma city
N n y
Miss Mildred Davis has returned
rom New York whore sho took
,ccoud IN tho National piano Con
icst
Mrs Chas white of iti7 West
ievcland avenue viii entertain the
East Ma,rons tonight at her home.
" " n
The Rainbow Glass of the First VI
= Sunday School has issued invita-
aons ftr another ver1 interesting
soolal even IA Blue Party tc
9e given at the homo ~ Mr. and MIRA
A. J Workman. il6 East Cleveland
VENUE. on Tuesday evening
" n y
Twilight plays and games viii be
dven Thursday evening at the West
" Il church
n n y
There Will be called meeting ni
he Presbyterian Social Circle We'd
lesday at 80 al the homo OF Mrs
hester Damop
" n a
sHy y y wv X y y n " " NJ u n
II COUNTRY cLue NOTES y
syx Xxx r x y y y y n " " n
Yesterday was a busy day ai the
Country Club. The golf links were
'rowded from $50 IN the morning
! antll 730 al night Several new low
scores we're made Mr. Frod patter.
,on made 44-45-4G Mr.. SIblcy
ilayed in the 4os Fred Holman
made a 10 foot from tho 9th green
Wayne Giovcrs lowest score Il ~
n - "
Bert Johns. the famous fisherman
aught bass and four sun perch
sam Smith caught two large crappies-
y " -
| Mr. and Mrs chas Doye OF Quay
md Mrs Kaufmann ofast Louis we're
visitors and enjoyed a swim along
with the many other swimmers and
|, divers
" N "
Mr. and Mrs Reiahi. Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Gsrdner1 Mr. and Mrs Tom
Welch. Miss Sadie Brakey and Mr
Fred Soehl were among those who
had picnic dinner last night.
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shower For bride

on Friday evening June IL a mis-
cellaneous shower was given by Miss
Opha Ard honoring Mrs A. + Elliott
nee Lila wulft a color scheme n
pink and white was carried out in
the decorations and refreshments
Af,er congratulations were given Mrs
Elliott was ushered into the living
room and requested 70 follow stream
ers leading from sprlntlcr az the
end OF which were concealed her
gifts.
An ice course was served BY tho
hostess. assisted by Misses Ruth
William md Moree vanderferd ~
the following. Mrs Gladys Anderson.
Mrs. Grace Tilbury Mrs Leo Me
Henry. Mrs A. y Ard. Mrs. Raymond
McNulty Mrs. A f Elliott. Misses
Mary and Emma butcher. Miss Hattie
Dye. Miss Goldie Cook Miss Ercell
Blably, Misses Ruth and Dora Fer
guson. Miss Alice Trumbull. Miss
Lydia Diedrich, Miss Blanche Mills
paugh. Miss Bessie Ard and Miss
Roberta McHenry
~ VI "a
Birthday Party
Miss Helen Clark entertained a
number OF her friends IN the home Of
her aunt. Mrs. VIII Mathis Saturday
evening in honor Of her 18th birth
day anniversary The rooms were
decorated with cut flowers and Jap
anese lanterns extended from the
side walk to the house. Games.
music and dancing featured the even
ing. An ice course was served to
Corrine Estus, Ruth Hill. Vera Mon
tague, Ruth Murphy. Helen Belt
Margaret Graves. Mable Denny, Car
oline Koetsch. Alma Robertson. Eli
nor Stark. Lois Whitley. Genevieve
Davis, Madeline Beck, Cleo Hopkins,
James Petty. Chas. Burton. Herschel
Leitner. Robert Belt. Thomas
Spencer. Buford Miller. Billy Walker.
Ralph Billings. Billy Bronson and
Grover Davis. Many beautiful gifts
we're presented 70 Miss Helen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-20

Mrs. Ben Martin OF Allamakea
oounty, is iowa's only woman sheriff,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-20
SAY DIAMOND DYES
TAKE NO OTHER DYE

Unless you ask for rDiamond Dyes
gou may get a poor dye thai streahs.
spots, fades and gives that dyed LOOK
Every package Of Diamond Dyes con
tains simple directions for home dye
ing or tintsng any new. rich. fadelesy
color into garments or draperies Of
any material. No mistakes. No
failuresl
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-15

Those who were fortunate enough
TO set their crop threshed before the
big rain are congratulating them
selves.
Please teacher why: IS it that oats
are only Is cents per bushel and .
package Of oatmeal costs IS cents?
and-a local butcher offered a farm
er 2 cents per pound on foot for q nice
steer, and then charged us 25c per
pound for round steak?-and-wheat
is a drug on the market and flour
does not come down in proportion?
A pound Of tea costs IS cents in the
local stores, and-we'd like to ask
more questions but fear we'll try
your patience.
Wilfred Connole AN e~x-service man
is our new mail man on route /, he
began his duties Sept. /.
Miss Jessie Fitch returned home
lastweek from visiting her sister Mrs.
Ray Henderson Of Prosperity Twp.
Little Harriet Olson is staying with
her aunt, Mrs. v. A. Moody and at
tending school.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-15
WHEATON TOWNSHIP

l Lr#& ~. HMSIEFIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The heaviest rainfall Of the year
fell on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day Of last week, and was followed
by cold and ~disagreeable weather. It
will be nearly q week before thresh-
ing can be resumed.
We were il error in stating that
Miss Ruth Young was to be u prim-
airy teacher. Miss Young left Tuesday
for Havre, Mont, to take charge Of
a school. Miss Stoleson il principal
Of our school and Miss Thompson Of
Westhope is her assistant.
The wheat yield il this section is
running from 5 to II bushels to the
acre.
MI. and Mrs. j. 2. Nelson had as
guests Aug 30 and 81, MI. and Mrs.
r. a. Whitmore Of Minot and Miss
Minnie Brown of Montsvideo, MINI.
MI. md Mrs Whiternors are old time
.rsGidenfs AZ Hoffmann Twp md Mias
Bxopzgnlls = he1lrltk ek
! 3 ! :
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-15
FORFAR NEWS


Owing to the rainy weather for the
past few days threshing it at i stand
still.
The Misses Skjelstad who have been
helping their aunt, Mrs. John Skjel-
stad for the past few weeks, have
gone home to attend school.
Miss M. "a. Brooks is teaching in
the Luther school.
James Brooks was q Lansford Wis
itor on Monday.
James Baily is visiting friends
around Forfar.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Erikson visited at
the Floyd McIlroy home Saturday
and Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Phillips and Mrs
Silas Ericsson were Minot visitors on
Monday.
Born to MI. and Mrs. VIM. VanBus-
kirk September 18th, a daughter.
Mrs. Corey Brooks and daughter
Madge visited at the Fred Koehler
home near Ecklnan one day last week.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-15
SOURIS NEWS

Miss Alice Hearonemus left Satur-
day for Mylo where she will teach
the coming year.
Several Of the young men from
here left Monday for Divide County
where they will work the rest of the
threshing season. 1870
A brother Of the Hubbard boys who
has been helping them thru the thresh-
ing season left for his home in Ne
braska, Monday.
School started Monday with about
the usual attendance. The pupils are
getting down to work from the start
and a good years work is anticipated
Aug. Frykman and son Carl and E.
L. Garden returned Monday from q
trip to Minneapolis and the Minneso-
ia State Fair.
Calvin the tailor was a caller in
Souris last Friday.
Rain is the subject of the day as
it has rained every day for a week
1t has been many years since the
ground was as full Of water as at the
present time. It will be a few days
before threshing will start again.
Mrs. Effie Kelly of Bottineau was
an ver Sunday visitor in Souris.
Miss Eva Hewitt Of Bottineau is
visiting friends in Souris for a few
days before leaving for jamestown
where she will attend school the COM
ing year.
Miss Sena Arends of Bottineau was
an over Sunday visitor at the VIM,
Hoopman home.
Miss Solberg, who was one of ou1
teachers last year is visiting hel
many friends here this week. She will
be on the Forestry-Normal force
this year. ssy =, 4
The roads are so muddy that most
of the mail carriers have had to drive
their routes with teams.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-15
II MORE

Mr.. Clarence Thompson, Thelma
Mork, and Vera Urdahl, were offered
positions yesterday by Aaker's BUSH
ness College. Grand Forks, N. Oak,
showing the demand for trained help.
A training in 10th Century Bookkeep-
ing, Gregg Shorthand, Salesmanship,
and Business Organization at the "A.
B. G. opens the door to first class
positions. For free catalog write your
Name
Address
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-15

Annie Reid, -----------Defendant
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in the above entitled ac-
ton and to serve q copy Of your an
swer upon the subscriber at the City
of Bottineau, County Of Bottineau
and State of North Dakota, within
thirty days after the service. Of this
summons upon you, exclusive of the
day Of such service upon you, and in
case of your failure so to appear or
answer judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated this Goth day Of July, 1921.
j. J. Weeks,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Bottineau, North Dakota.
July15- Sept.2O.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-15

Mrs. r. G. Auberet Westhope
Mrs. "A. j. Fulwiler Westhope
Mrs. A. j. Drake Westhope
Mrs. j. w. Rodgers Westhope
Mrs. w. II. Lackey Westhope
Mrs. Borsheim Westhope
Sylvia Borsheim Westhope
Mrs u. M. Schroeder Westhope
Mrs. A. N. Baulnann Westhope
Mrs. Chas. Durnin Westhope
Mrs. j. Il. Page Westhope
Mrs. Anton Hestekind Westhope
Mrs. "A. A. McMaster Westhope
Mrs. H. O. Mytron Westhope
Mrs. r. Anderson Westhope
Mrs. M. ALI Westhope
Helen Condie Westhope
Tho. Kirkebie Westhope
Mrs. . J.. Helgerson Westhope
Mrs. G. C. Mcdowell Westhope
Olivia Condit Westhope
Theresa Nesting Westhope ;
Louisa Gebhardt Westhope
Minnie McPhee Westhope
Eva Maude Findlay Westhope
Lena Kraft Westhope
Dena Warner Westhope
Mrs. Minnie Severson Westhope
Mrs. C. N. Norwood Westhope,
Mrs. Nora Robillard Vesthope
Mrs. J. F. O'Connor Westhope
Mrs. p. j. Leithoff Westhope
Emma Simon Westhope
Martha Burns Westhope
Minnie E. Millaard Westhope
Eleanora Egger Westhope
Mrs. Nellie White
Mrs. Dora Ferguson
Mae Ward Westhope
Mrs. H. Kleinert
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-15
SUMMONS

State Of North Dakota, County of
Bottineau, in District Court, Second
judicial District.
James Reid, --------------Plaintif
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-15

- LIE NNAANS4A ~S~
Florence E. Iverson Souris
Rebecca A. Hembroff Sour,s
Hanna Kjelshus Souris
Barbara Hood Souris
Inez Underdahl Souris
Clara J. Moen Sourls
E. M. Dempsey Sou1as .-a Morr
Petition circulated Dy hlchafu
Souris, N. D.
Sam Dunbar Sourls
A. N. McKellips Sourls
S. L. McKellips souris
Mary Mari Souris
Richard Mari Sour1s
Mae Dunbar Souris
James Dunbar Souris
VIM. Hearonemus Sourls
s. M. Nichol Souris
Mary Nichol Souris
Adolph P. Erdman Sour1s
Lydia Erdman Sourls c... p.nk
Petition circulated by Sta'e '
of Antler, N. D.
Ralph Walker Antler
F. A. Rinkel Antler
+. r. Rinkel Antlers
J. e, Holman Antler
II. j. Newhouse Antler
VIM. S. Haugh Antler
VIM. E. Knox Antler
R. E. Dowley Antler
Joe Weston Antler
Maud Walker Antler
James Newton Antler
Martha Newton Antler
P. B. Sommerdorf
F. T. Howery Antler
Harriet Howery Antler
Lila Gay Howery Antler
M. o. Peterson Antler
Mrs. Peterson
Clarence Proud Antler
Ella M. Proud Antler
Chas. W. Young Antler
Chas. r. Heat Antler
M. J.. Schueller Antler
p. E. Nelson Antler
Ad Cranston Antler
L. A. Christensen Antler
A. A. Klemert Antler
M. D. Dyar Antler
Mrs. Blanche Dyar Antler ,
E. G. Olson Antler
Petition circulated by VIM. Barber.
Westhope, N. D.
w. Sundberg Yesthope
A. Macarthur Westhope
F. C. Voles Westhope
C. A. Minge Westhope
w. III. Lackey Westhope
Cap Zietler Westhope
Norm Matheson Westhope
w. J. Reynolds Westhope
C. Kalbfleisch Westhope
"A. N. Bauman Westhope
L. S Howery Westhope
A. A. McMaster Westhope
T. Kirkebie Westhope
C. N. Norwood Westhope
A. j. Drake Westhope
II. Kleinert Westhope
Chas. ]. johnson Westhope
r. M. Trimble Westhope
R. r. Zirkle Westhope
j. P. Flynn Westhope
W. Cooper Westhope
Jno. Condit Westhope
w. F. Huston Kesthope
J. F. Lamb Westhope
Pat Canavan Westhope
p. Leithoff Westhope
II. j. Patterson Westhope
E. Gendron Westhope
S. M. Condit Westhope
G. II. Condit Westhope
6. w. Barr Westhope
A. J. Helgerson Westhope
Joe Simon Westhope
T. F. Barton Westhope
"A. ]. Barton Westhope
Robt. Shong Westhope
r. Anderson Westhope
Geo. Williams Westhope
p. C. Aubert Westhope
"A. G. Vivian Westhope
F. G. Colman Westhopee
e. O. Durocher Westhope
]. G Krebs Westhope
Joe Robillard Westhope ...
T. G. O'Hara IWesthope
r. w. Schocht Westhope
Lenonard Decrow Westhope
Robert Elston Westhope
Petition circulated by r. Brande1
Souris, N. D.
Robert Brander
Mrs. Robert Brander Souris
G. III. Brander Souris
]. w. Brander Souris
Mrs. j. w. Brander Souris
Henry Myles
Mrs. Myles Souris
Petition circulated by G. B. Fetch
81, Westhope, N. ID.
Nh. ". j. Reynolds Westhope
Mrs q. Mum Westhope
Mrs. r. n Zirke Westhope
Nm. ,. Y. Howery Wssthope
Mrs. !. "A. Shaw Westhope
Nr&A G. Vivian Westlaope
1ts.SWm.B Barber Westhope
Mn. Sclllon Wesfhops
A.J. Barton Westhope
Mrs a Francss Westhops
I1nxanaOsHar4 W~6Gehope
IA6M Meee W4stkope
Ss311Sa WeGfhope
Den Wsuthops
k1x1nd We6lbc1o
Neei6Ston WeSSepo
ES3SxscnU
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-15
rEIIllON SIGNERS
connnued from page ~

EH%%|#%&W# &4SG@AE@
sSSsSA -
Phil Mailer Westnope
y. Thompson " estnope
1Ofn kuch WesIaope
CO. kulwner MesInope
u u. WeDer esthope
Gnas. FuIWller Westaope
Vim. Barber Westnope
]. Common WesJnope
w II. Mum Westnope
PETITION circulated by'P. 3. Stanton
Souris, N. u.
u. i. Garden Souris
Martin Henurickson Sour1s
Anton Lallual Souris
John Myles Souris
Theo. i. Wilson Souris
j.. j. Mork Souris
M. Z. Moen Souris
r. =. Molberg Souris
B. lverson Souris
G. E. Erickson Souris e
ii. H. Monkman Souris
P. B. Stanton Sour1s
II. l.. Pratt Souris
C. T.. Hood
Bessie Fonaas Sourls
Bella Kornkven Sourls
Mabel Pratt Souris
1. Garden Souris
Florence E. Iverson Sour,s
Rebecca A. Hembroff Sourls
Hanna Kjelshus Sourls
Barbara Hood Sourls
Inez Underdahl Sour1s
Clara ]. Moen Sour1s
E. M. Dempsey Souras .-a Morr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16
X. G. INITIATES A
BIG CLASS TODAY
Fourth Degree Work to
Start With Mass
This Morning

The fourth, the highest degree Of
tho order is being cxemplificd to a
class OF over one hundred by tho
knights of Columbus today. the cx-
crciscs starting at 1890 a. m. with
all members and candidates attend
ing high mass at Holy Family
church, which viii be followed by u
luncheon served Ivy 81. Roses court
of the Daughters Of Isabella. at the
Is. 6, home. Sixth street and Frisco
avenue,
Tho degree work will start at 80
AZ the old Il. OF e. hall, 4t61, South
Boulder avenue. following which
there viii be % formal banquet given
the now members at Hotel Tuls at
1915 y. m.
Continuing through Monday the
exercises VIII close with formal
BAN To all members OF the fourth de-
gree at 9:l5 in tho evening at the
Kennedy restaurant.
Tulsa assembly IL just entering
upon new year with new set of
officers. who intend to feature the
socinl functions az well as cxerting
u great amount of energy toward
building new and spacious club to
be used In conjunction with the first
three degrees Of the order.
Officers OF Tulsa assembly arc: Sir
knight X. II. Sicgfricd, r. Naviga-
tor; Sir knight j. ], IIill. T.. Cap
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16
Simple Way To
End Dandruff

There Is one sure way that has
never failed to remove dandruf at
once. and that is to dissolve II. then
you destroy it entirely. To do this.
just get about four ounces of plain.
common liquid arvon from any drug
store this IL all You will need), APP
ply 1t at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub
it In gently with the finger tips.
Ey morning, most II not all. Of
your dandruff will be gone. and
three or four more applications will
dissolve and entirely de-
gtroy every single sign and trace OF
1t, no matter how much dandruff
you may have.
You will find all itching and dig
ging OF the scalp will stop instantly,
and your hair will he fluffy, lus-
trous, glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel hundred times bot
ter.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16
JAYNE IS
CANCER VICTIM
Dies ut Sanitarium Where
He Had Gone to Be
Treated.
spscialto Tho world.

Special TO Tho world.
PERRY, Jan. Id. Z. Jayne,
county assessor r-elect and a pioneer
citizen OF Oklahoma. died Tues
day morning at the Cooper Cancer
IN nnitarium In oklahoma City. Mr.
Jayne has been suffering from u
facial cancer, and while ut the Tani-
,arlum for treatment, contracted
severe could, from which he could
not recover In his weakened con-
dillon.
j. philo Jayne was born n, Wash
inston Court House, Ohio, Gl years
ago. He became n musician, or no
m can ability In his boyhnod, ana III
his early life trouped with the RinR-
iings and Lemon Brothers cifcnsss
later playing In the orchcstrn Oh ,nr
Baker Grand opera company, anu
for several seasons was with the
Dcston symphony orchestra. HOW
aver his love for musical work ne.
en- mo secondary after tho opening ni
Okiahoma. and In 1874 he settled IN
Noble county, near Redrock. on a
farm which had been taken by his
Fat her at the opening.
Jayne's spirit was TOO Versat',',
however, for the prosaic hto on tno
| farm AZ not livened with other m
tercnts, and for 25 years has nern
closcly associated with all republican
| affairs. as secretary OF the county
central COMMITTEES, undcrsherift uh-
der George Foster for four years
ana mn depu,y Assessor Tor six years,
\ Last fall he was elected county
a assessor, and at the head OF WV
ticket. At other times JAYNE wa
| connected with the Perry R,pup,enn
was n correspondent iot III, 90,
1 "a usrutn ttNl ul =
ST. torics for various papeSS anu '""s"
zines on many occasions -, Ma
| shortly after announcing tha' Nv
Iwould accent the position or nsscssp'
lif elected q cancer developer w Nv
Ieft cheek, Specialists In oklaho,hn
lc,ty have treated the condition to'
many months, but his CONDITION
seemed to be Impossible 10 retneus
Unable to mako campalsn MY
Ne able TO accept " elected, the
people OF Noble county eNpress'u
heir appreciation OF the man ny an
Overwhelming majority .,.
| Last Monday the new ofticia's
ltoolt their places, but Jayne wa'
represented by Deputy Frank Ki,ha.
lcr. Probably the most ettleieh'
work ever done In this county wa'
lJayne's preparation and conducuot
II the resale of dcl'nouent propvrty
Iheld in 1913. Not suit nor vih'H
lof error has a. yet resulted ron
Ithis sale, which involved hundreds o'
thousands of dollars worth OF prop
erty. .,t,.
admirable character has passou t'
Tho land OF reward Hut few mer
lin northern oklahoma have not me'
phjlo JAYNE, Few men were h''
enemies and those fow We're causeu
by his faithful and unwavering per
formnnce of public duties, The houS
was taken to F'dmoNi from Okla
homa city, which has beer. the ram,
ily homo for some time, Jayne hhu
never married. ami leaves put WV
lbrothers and two sisters
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP M0STRllS
1Clls How tn Get Quick Relief
From Head Colds. It's splendid!

In one minute your clogged nos
trils will open, the air passages Of
your head will clear and you car
breathe freely. No more hawking,
snuffling, blowing, headache, dry
ness. No struggling for breath a;
might. your cold or catarrh Will be
gone.
Get a small bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now, APP
ply little Of this fragrant. antisep-
tic healing cream In your nostrils.
IL penetrates through every air pas
sage or the head, soothes the in
famed or swollen mucous mem
brane and relief comes instantly.
It's Just fine Don't stay stuffed
up with cold or nasty catarrh-
Relief comes so quickly Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16
FaU0r u. 8. Standing
Part of Loss on a
Big Cargo Of Sugar

WASHtNGTON, Jan. i5.--At-
torncy General Palmer and n rcp-
rcNcntatiye OF the American Trad
ing company, a New York i'm
porting concern, appeared today
before = senate committee Ia sup
port of senator Wadsw 0rth's bill
10 have tho federal sugar equal
zatlon board distribute ana as-
sumo liabilities for about i3.000
tons of sugar bought In Argentina
by the trading company for tho
nrcOunt uf the department OF jus
ti"c. The attorney general said
that by the timo the sugar
reached this country tho famine
had been broken and prices had
fallen and that II was not fair
that the company which bought
the sugar az the request Of the
government. should bear the loss,
estimated Ut about sl,F0.DO0.