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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-12
Former Governor
Hunt Up for Vote

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Sept. 12.--Georgc
w. r. Hunt. former governor. and
charles y. Ward furnished the main
attraction at today's Arizona pri.
mary election.
They were contestants for the dem.
ocratio nomination for governor, and
few were vcnturing a guess as 10
which had the better OF the highly
spirited campaign which has been
waged.
Most Of the other offices were un.
contested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-12
DuInb-BellS
Gosh!
Amt
They
Dumb?

ims Dumb Bell Dud contest is
s'nging In so many letter. that
lie fn't any room for com
ent. Let the Dumb Bells speak
~ themselves. Consider, for in
stance:
!. 4 Arthur. zs1 22d ave. ~, writes
eggs: 80 " ." ~
~, Inc apology for a human being
.aa' thinks a football coach has
Wheels. " '
an. nlso the gent with the ivory con.
4 49, believing Noah's Ark n town
= 80 .n'rkanaas, and william penn a
's'urb Of Philadelphia.
4. 'snn W. Fox. Of ceorr.town. Wishes
H., ~ rs 70 tho dumbbeil who thinks
No. '.'.< s.s< Kay IL The leading lady Ia tho
Il. The Vanishing cream"
11S., snis ssDadilI~--ia that the word,
~ !. <is9 thinks that All dumbbells
satss ~. s.sMnasiuns. that Walking dele
ths ~.sa' sleoe trottsra, and Hwears by
b rsssso,s, rposns Of The sacred buii that trlpo
Hs"iy created fish.
uurn 10 Page 0, Column a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-12

The law-enforcing officers are devot-
ing too much time, on the whole, to rum
ming down petty infractions and too
little to mailing beasts like the Olympia
specimen.
Every needed resource Of the state of
Washington and its counties should be
put forth to GET THIS FIEND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-12
SUZANNE is
OUT OF GAME

LIE ToQUET. France. Sept. H.
Suzanne Lengien. woman champion
tennis player OF the world. will never
play in tournament again unless her
health. which caused her to default
in yesterdays play here. improves.
her father announced today.
Retirement OF the peerless Suzanne
from tho courts comes as a great
blow to French sport lovers. Mile.
Lenglen suffers from heart trouble.
an attack OF which caused her 20
withdraw from the Anglo. French
matches yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-12
ALLIED WAR ON
TURKS IS NEAR
British Fleet Moves Up in
Far East Waters

LONDON. Sept. 12.-War be-
tween Turkey and the allies,
with Constantinople as the prize.
threatened today.
Nabcy Bey. Turkish delegate
In Paris, issued n statement an
nouncing that Turkey would de-
mand return Of Constantinople.
Allied high commissioners notified
Mustapha Kemai that invasion of
the Constantinople neutral zone
would not be permitted.
The victorious army OF Kemalists,
having crushed Greece. is reported
eager 20 advance upon the city.
which Is now held by the allied
forces.
Great Britain. according TO word
given out here today. has concen-
trated her entire Mediterranean fleet
In Near Eastern waters. prepared for
any eventuality. IL is understood
French and Italian ships are en-
route.
Lloyd George Is given credit for
persuading them TO join the other
allies in presenting an unbroken
front to the Moslems. Heretofore
they have favored the Turks.
Allied troops in Constantinopie are
guarding the foreign quarter. ac..
cording 10 dispatches received here
today. to prevent recurrence OF the
riots there yesterday in which Turks
looted the shops OF Christians. Sew.
erai persons were reported killed.
A move against Constantinople
might have the backing Of the Mos
lem world and develop into n holy
war The city of Delhi. India, is un-
derstood TO have cabled congratula-
tions to Mustapha kemal on his bat.
tie successes. Uprisings against the
British government in India. pales.
tine and other Moslem territories
probably would be essayed simulta-
neously with the attack on Constan-
tinople.
The allied troops In smyrna and
Constantinople are few. compared TO
the Turks. Several squadrons of
bluejackets and marines are on duty
at Smyrna. and the allied garrisons
at Constantinople would have to be
reinforced heavily in event of actual
war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-12
CONTINUE FIGHT
ON INJUNCTION
Separate Railway Peace
May Be Near

CHICAGO. Sept. IL. - Tho
real battle over the Daughcrty
injunction was launched today.
The federal government at
tempted TO prove the existence OF
gigantic. nationwide consplr-
acy 10 parniyre the railroads OF
the country.
Blocked In every move of the
first skirmish over the iniunc-
tion. attorneys for the shopmen
bitterly assaiied the writ and Mt
tempted 10 gain sweeping modi-
fications.
In the meantime the preliminary
restraining order was continued for
10 days to allow full presentation
OF the case.
Tho government scored heavily on
three points In the early stages Of
the battle.
1. The court continued the opcr.
ating time Of the writ.
2. Tho court refused. nj least
temporarily. to dismiss the injunc.
ton.
lHt touft HuHUtifls Hiu'f 'h-
visement. n mass OF evidence con.
sisting Of kilograms. letters and re.
ports detailing Incidents OF violence.
killings. bombings. burnings. etc. In
connection with the strike.
Acceptance Of the plan for
separate peace between the
striking railroad shopmen and
individual lines by the policy
committee was forecast this af-
ternoon by Bert NJ. Jewell, prcsi.
dent Of the organization.
Emerging from meeting where
bitter debate was being carried on
by the policy committee over the
proposals submitted by Jewell. the
union president said n statement
could be expected about p. m. on
the action OF the conference.
II believe my accommodates will
be accepted" Jewell said. 'altho II
is too early TO say for certain yet.
an case II II accepted. the mon
will be back at work on many lines
within five days"
At the same time reports from
other sources were that Jewell had
met strenuous opposition from some
members OF the committee.
Even if the policy complittcc
Turn 10 Page 0. Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-12
Fiend May Be Near Seattle
WARNING SENT
COUNTY POLICE
Posses on Maniac Hunt Are
Speeding Chase

OLYMPIA. Sept. i..--The hunt
for the bcsst-man who attacked
tho O-lisra family and tortured
and bruiziIy beat Mrs. O1isra.
her four daughters and son and
doe Dobson. neighbor. during
the early morning hours of tAst
Friday. st Schneidrrs Trsirie.
eight miles below this city. ON
the shelton highway. narrowed
down today TO careful search
Of the bays and coves and watch
of tho roads near here. and to
the warning Of officers thruout
the state To watch for tho
maniac.
There are two theories held az 10
the manner OF escape Of tho maniac.
Many Of the scarchcrs believe that
tho man is atIii somewhere I'm tho
woods OF along tho shore OF Puget
sound or Hood canal. west Of olyrn-
pla.
goms OF Tho officers think the man
may have carefully hidden camp
far up In the woods. sull others
think he may be lurking In the
denkeiy tlfnbered. rough country
where a few years ago the wild
man" Torpow. deficd scores of OF.
ficrra and slew those who came near.
est his refuge. Tornow was finally
killed near "A little shack in the cen.
ter Of swamp in the widest part
OF the olympic mountains. north Of
Montesano.
The other theory is that the flend
made his way thru Olympia to the
north and was soon near Camp Lew.
IL. a suspicious character was seen
az tho southern edge OF the camp
Sunday afternoon.
The man may then have rid
den In someone's automobile to
Tacoma and walked toward Sc
attic. lie was seen twice Mon
day. near bridge on the road
into PuysIIup and again near
Firwood, q little settlement few
miles farther toward Auburn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-12
WOODEN FLEET
IS PURCHASED

WASHINGTON, Sept i2.--sale Of
the shipping boards fleet OF 226
wooden vessels TO George y. Perry,
San Francisco. for s750.ooo was an.
nounced today by Chairman Lasker
OF the shipping board.
These vessels cost the government
5000 900. 900.
The sale was conditional on the
dlsmantllng OF all the vessels az
steamships, but no restriction was
placed on the disposition OF the hulls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-12
BUTLER HOTEL
WINS IN COURT

Judge Walter NJ. French in Bu.
perior court Tuesday granted tenn.
porary injunction preventing the
city from interfering with the Butler
hotels cabaret license. The city. II
ls understood. win appeal from the
decision.
The eases OF three other cabarets
were 10 be argued Tuesday after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-12

The maniac who committed the hor-
r;ble crime against whole family at
Olympia last week simply must be caught
md made to pay-TO THE LIMIT.
The ideas of the state, of law and of
justice are mockery if atrocious crimes
Is this sort are not promptly punished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-12
MURDERS HIS
2 DAUGHTERS

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 10. - Tony
Dinello. shanty man, today con
fesscd that he murdered his two
daughters and threw their bodies in
the river TO hide the crime. police
announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-12

Bringing the total Of auto accident deaths for the year to
So 4-vear-oh John McGiH, 407 Minor NJ run
do0n and fatally injured Monday night his home by
auto driven bv Evn Po,ce IL, $50 Fairvie eve The
boy died shortly after he taken to Minor hospital
Witnesses said young PofceH travelling at iow rate
Of speed nchen the little boy dared in front Of his John
the of Mrs 3. 4. McCW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-12
Can We Help You
Find One?

Are you looking for home that
Is hard TO find2 Have you been
watching THE STAR WANT
AID SECTION DAILY7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-12
B-RoOM BUNGALOW

5~RoOM BUNGALOW
5000 CASH. f25 PER MONTH
Modern. with nice bath: cement
basement; large windows: at
tractive. substantial; large,
level lot. with alley; improved
streets; near car and paved
streets. Price only $4,000.
Would conaider real estate con-
tract AZ part payment.
Turn 10 the Want Ad Columns
and find who will show you this
comfy little home.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Coastwise Continued

Los Angeles twilmington), San Fran
cisco, Seattle. Vancouver. b. c.
FROM aew YoRK
Jan. iS-MELvILLE DOLLAR % Doiisr
MOBILE
FROM EEw YORK
Fridays 90 Mallory
NEW ORLEANS
FRon EIw YoHK
Dec. f--EL LAOo tFl Southern Pacific
Dee t--COMus tpFl aorthern parifr
Dec. is-EL isLEo (F) southern Pacific
pso it-MoMUs PF) southern Paeiho
NEW YORK
FRoa sALuHoRE
wsdL T). sats ~. clyde Lire
OAKLAND San Francisco
PHILADELPHIA
FRon HTV YORK
Wed. lfR), Sat tFRb. and intsrmssists
ualsehaw g. s. Lines
PoRTLAND-seo Los Angeles HarboF
San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO. oaklsnd-Also see
Los Angeles
FROM aLw YORK
Dec. ii--wlLIHiLo ~ Williams S. Co.
San Francisco. San Diego, Los Angeles
Harbor tWilmingion), Portland,
Seattle, BelliLgham
FROM NEW TORK
Dec. f-sTEEL INVENTOR 90 fsihmian
bee. iJ-sAA FRANCISCO 90 ia,nmisn
sEATTLE-Seo Los Angeles Harbor,
San Francisco
TACOaA-Sos Los Angeles Harbor
TAMPA
FROM NV YORK
Fridays 90 Mallory
VANCOUVER, 3. c.-see Los Angeles
WILMINGTON See San Francisco
Los Angeles
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Coastwise

Coastwise
BALTIMORE
va. III, sats ~. Clyde Lac
BEILINGHAM--sss ssn Francisco
CHARLESTON
Faon MN YORK
fPr, Tusa, wed. Thurs..' fri. sat clyde
GALVESTON
TRon NEW YoRk
xr.1needaya tPF). Saturdays tFJs Aaiory
sv.l,..Aaye tFl. Saturdays ~.
eeatasrn PAoiho CO tAorgan Linel
JACKSONVILLE
gaon HEw YoHK
eyT1 Tusa. wsd, Thurs' FFi-' sat ciyes
KEY WEST
Taon NV foaK
w.sn.sdsys (PFl nsliory Lins
Los ANGELES HARBoR, San Yr.n-
ei,eo. Portland, Seattle, Iaeona--
Also see San Francisco
FRon nIN foak
p Dc. ,,,--yMorIEsrito ,-yomEzsri tfi Tliiisuas q q C.
P P:s is-ssHIEeaAls. i,s,-Ls5sEEal. y, q, 2. g. 4 IL
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
RANs-ATLANT { MAILS DUE At
NEW YORK

4 q Houcfr dus Dc = WITH malta iron Aul.
ufl lfruG. british India. c1och1l iloEstfa. Den
mafk EUDL I'm and frsns. Germany. ur9l
ifilaln, Ofcfca hlnfly. lillJ. LuluaniA Nod.
sf.ahdl. Nofaay. l0.and. Portugal, huuiania A1s-
"a 8Ouih Aifiel t1ain Sweden, bsi1eflanf.
niitsy and jugg ,isia Aietmer ~ hoohanp,oe
Il 4 n-rsnssss4 ~. De ., ~tsA nsis fruu,
A,rtta. nelduIa Dramars, Frsno, csrnany,
Orcaf nrlaia. hinflry. Iitfua1ia fgil1riAndf
Norray. Poland. n1mihia, anssia eni eseta.
stsafsfr 'en 11Ifh8mrtn Dee =
a II Psra dlr rtc ?. rill faia frgu ~
Gun. Clffh1-fofitt. feTl-, tfanos. OerlaaaI
8fosoa. lity Portugal. tluania. Aussta. apat
sviueri,ld. fiIke ~ igg9-AafiA s,saea -
Hare D.
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suPrIrnTArAa4 nlII

- ~ fosioiicl--lisia.s p stae1 ryslirrf trfi
- fpf ioNfn uuntfrs" RI fani0f m o. Nf
tppp erlrnfau nsif' rfni0F Al fa frIrfI
"a - tupp c'nfnfHu nail ficeeI haI a. hfUf
.aer Wf1 ne fuiIlfnFrttry r0lidf linz ttfFl
tf.p4i cf'rf Wai flIu rlanfaly al ~ Elf1
| 9 al cQnnfnn M fW Cfrul AnsreA ef. "a
fFfaIrEnI rInsa a.. 49,. 80.
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fumes, Witty 1 Co., Ltd.
utLinss u. S.SB.)

! utLinss (U. S.S.B.)
as,asnsl Freishting Corporat'n.
Il ~NAAlll ST., NY. B'g G'n 1890.
hsznhANseanhIe Marine
Assdn u.
ssa su Lins.
s s-.N ian,pert Lins.
MsE Linz
Ltylti Ina
sSa I HEAD lines.
~ tar'Dominion Llue.
h.tssy, n. Y.
TslCt 500; Pgt-, whitIl 2os0.
/ - sale St., Chicago.
k'-n Steamship Lines
a.. a.. Coast Serv., Traaic Dept.
"'''landtst, MY. Rector OS2o.
"a sasashp Co., Inc. (U.S.SB.)
nn see- " Beaver St., N. Y.
4 '..a 700. Branch Offices; Chi
j aga Philadelphia.
rt 4 He'll Lines
Ss'~avsy. n. Y. Broad osSi.
Ta's LIN. Il. M. NJ
s'..tusy. N. Y.
eH ssOOi FEt. whitrl 7osO.
soysl BIsse, St. Anosyrns
''a'l stN.Y. Bowling G'n $500.
n s.b.udo
"''ra.''. Witty & Co. It Arts.
Head Lines q. N. N.Y.
/ Y Is's.dssy. n. Y.
~Sse'n 300; Tgt. whitli soeo.
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actresses and Telephone Numbers

.ddresses and lie
',...od.ui,I Lin. q. 5: 80. :. ~
ss'S ss-ME Sa Gu '1''-'-''
u.p H.-.ila. ..:. ), :; s.i'.., 20, Ina
| ,,s.u Lin. lMM'
Sc c'a "''' FSN va" =" '''
.;,:. s.. .....'!:. s:'a:''' s''''' ''s s:'''
s'S.@ y s.s,.r, Fi-NT' vA'''''' ''''
Atlantic TunPsh Line d ''''
...' S'i1scfsi r. O. ''a n V''''' '''''
v.sn OrI':. A.'s q. ia.
2 Il;.r,~'xKE s...''x Broad ''00'
..sx lines Inc. (U.S.S.s)
s1,S . ,sS..,..yTLMY. !. whit'h'll 1900
I..sisrfss ''-S7-'' Ati'n' Basin
rst.,ss.ysl Beige. 81 An0n7a'
~ Diamond S.S.cp. W.S.S.b9
:, rEssA.Pi. Rect isss.ssi7-iS
sS.,s..s,lDhia, sslt,nere. cAie'r~
D.ssll Boston. NoTf0IE
s.hlcs., Inc, WA U.S.SBJ
a. ny. whitehall esso-l.
ss csy St. Ball. Nd Plaza '''''
~ H, Asts (U.S.S.Sl .
%.v..st.NY. Bowling G'n 2sOO'
ss. Steamship Co 80, ,soo
yrN,Ns-MY. Qorn S'''''''
,..-.,.rt.u Shipping Co, lne.'
(U.S.SB
% s,O.svsy, NY. Broad SiSi. L..
e,,., :, ~ ". Adams St. Rand. Ssis
Sa,s' So. "A sso c.rondsl.t Big. Main CAS-
ySr,,, lusst1 Fritz Corp
V.s, T' T,ruiuS shipping Co
S.'.., S'A's.,s, harris, Msgill & Co., Inc.
CmrsADth~ Lines
gsrstsssKE Big o'n $780,
n cwtis Fna Corporation
g Brssasr, MY. Big G'n T7oa'
Dollar Line
Il uwn 81. NY. Big G'n e5ii.
urrru, wilson Line, N. T., Inc.
Er,rnsns Wilson Line.
ulsrnsns Phoenix Line.
vllsn.Furness Linz.
A Y.dl.srrAnsan & Levant Line
70 Btsdvsy, N. Y. Broad oiib.
,,,.,SS Corn. CU. S. S. b.
y Broadway. N. Y. B'E G'n s64o'
b,h Tnna Co., Inc. (U.S.S.B)
alole line ,
4 Brosdwsy, n. Y. Broad <i<1;
american Bldg, Bait. Nd. Plaza S0el
itnth Line
csnpaTnls Genie Transatlsntique.
u State s., NY. B'g G'n 1900.
Frusn, Witty L Co, Ltd.
Fusness LineL
Rrnsss Bermuda Line.
- Whitehall St., NY. B'g G'n 1900.
halschaw S. S. Linei, Inc.
Pier s,E.R.N NY. B'gGh ss77.
Houston & Co., R.P.
RBssvsr S., n. =. Bread 1875.
NC Lines (U. S.SB.)
sn,honsl Freighting Corporat'n.
Il ~NsAAAll ST., NY. B'g G'n 1890.
h'snhaa Mercantile Marine
Assdan ".
sss sr line.
s s-'.a innspert Lirs.
"A stSE l;re
fral.. -
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FOREIGN MAILs
fss1F1i 10 c4ssts OaIO

IgHm maf fiu = = lf1uVy Ihs urs
naied = hs lsUe TIE oFllnay ~ lnffrrsrsl
~. llle -dins PCT earft tnd corr-risi pspes
tcteia foyipflcs and ciy Hal sfafa1 and rCr.
tect sih si~tiasr Ordihafy pFf1fa sanpff tar
- .p-si rs'oss 40 vriffrrri srir "a tsff 10 -
nnod ifietn a n anf lf m Al o.
iosifn tfston fccrsr n Mfran fnd Nfu nffffi
tF.itn msl f'0efl bar 81 l1uf iaIH thal a. Co.
era IfmtlfI1n nnf fIfr HaH Nfaff.n
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NumDerS
Steamship Company
Pier so. N. R.. N. 7. Canal $500.
Trans. Lines, Inc (U.S.S.B.)
II Broadway, =. Y. B'g G'n osoo.
Moore & Mccormack CO., Inc.
(U. S. S. b.
Commercial Steamship Lines.
8 B'way, N. Y. Bowling G'n 1886.
Morgan Line
See Southern Pacific Company.
Manson S. s. Lines (U. s. S.B.)
81 Wall St. N. Y. B'g G'n $500.
N. Y. & Porto Rico S. s. CO.
25 B'wAy. N. z. Bowling c'n $500.
North German Lloyd
iS-ie Pearl st.. N. Y. By On S7aa.
Norton, Lilly & Co.
Ansriesn q Manehurlsn Line.
American a Indian Line.
American & Australian Lac.
American & African Line.
Amer, Mediter. 4 Levant Line.
Atlantic Gulf.Far East Line.
Ellermsn 4 Bueknsll SIS. Co, Ltd.
ISthmisp Steamship Line.
Norton Linz.
Panar1s-Far hAJt Llsc.
Sec. Gen. Tpts., Maritime q Vapeur.
26 Beaver ST.. N. Y. Broad 1900.
Norwegian America Line
Norwegian Amer. Line Ag'cy, Inc.
8 Bridge s., N. Y. Big G'n 557o.
Pacific Mail S. S. Co. (U. s. S. b.
10 Hanover So. N. Y.
Bowling Green 1880.
Panama Line
2< ststs St.. N. Y. B'E G'n $3.50.
Prince Line
See Furness. Witty q Co.
Quebec S. S. Co.
See Furness. Witty q Cs.
Red D Line
Bliss, BALLET & Co., Gen. Mgrs.
So Wall ST., N. Y. Hanover ioo72.
Red Star Line Il. M. NJ
] Broadway, N. Y.
PgEs B'g G'n $780, Fgt., whit1l 2oeo.
Rogers & Webb Gu. S. S.S.B.)
10 State St., Boston, Mass. Mn. 4%e7.
SandersOn & Son, Agent
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
20 Broadway. n. Y. Broad 23e0.
Seandinavian-American Line
81 whitehall St.. N. Y. Big G'n 724s.
SgiteOvieh Lines (U. S. S. b.
S. Sgiteovich & Co.
Cotton E-chango, Galveston, Tex.
Southern Pacific Company
Ie5 B'wsy. N. Y. COrtlandt 4soo.
Spragus Lines (c.H.Sprague& SOM
(Us.s.B.) 14I MIX St.. Boston, Mass.
Srutbsrs & Barry Gu. S. S.B.)
1l2 Market St., San Francisco, Cal,
Susquehanna Steamship Co., Inc.
GU. S. S. b.
2-4 Stone St., n. Y. Big G'n 2s5s.
Three Star Line (Afreteurs Reunis) }
2s Bridge st., n. Y. Big G'n 2llb.
Trinidad Line
See Furness, Witty & Co.
United American Lines, Inc, U.AL.
American Hawaiian S. s. Co.
American Ship & Commerce Corp.
80 Broadway, N. Y. Whitehall 1920
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

HRIcA-NoRTH. Casa Bianeas Tsngisr.
Ceuta. helilis, oran. Aigisrs. Tunis,
Genoa, Leghorn
Fsom nEr vsaE
pse- se-JAEUs Uj rhrss stss Lac
AFRIcA-soUTH. Cape Town. Algoa
Bay. East London, Port Natal, Della
goa Bay, Belra
FROM Hrw YoRK
Dee. SEAS FERN CROWN (pF7
MalinrY Trannnnrf IInan
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
moIToa

bahamas irporaly siiftsted orlYl, "a Haast
s Ripon m
IsInaira fCuta must - spsfalJ addrstssd -
dIapsfch b. his st1mrfl. ~ bans ans htsseA
"a n Marrhnrftl ni
nahsmss Onc'uing insgut trd lo7uns =.
andsl AMI CTS NJ Anniit tult i0hW pt1t
f,iha must b. srafEy tdfrftlsd 20 dhptth 81
ihts sisansfl Va htiiau ald NitNAi. = p.
Munamar o.
p,,.f .tins rrinitad Cuftl it1iFu ard euifnf
II ri Thomn 81 Cf0'r rfniftf Deo1Pio'
snd Partmadt0. CtTrnne et Lsurs1i % htfeal,
81 = paaa 9 30 m.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-02-23
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
FOR RECESSED SESSION

February 20, 1917.
Board of County Commissioners
met in recessed session, F. II. Drum,
Chairman; A. G. Daniel, o. o.
Mendenhall. present.
Moved by Mendenhall and sec
onded by Drum that the following
bills be allowed.
E. E. Sutton, road work, $40.
Taft. w. H., hauling sand,
$1O2.50.
Miles, J. O.. groceries, s2O.6O.
Moved by Mendenhall and sec
onded by Drum that the bill of l..
x. Forde be allowed in the amount
of $634.32. Motion carried, all vot-
ing yes.
Moved by Drum and seconded by
Mendenhall that the following pc
tition be presented to the Excise
Board for approval. Motion carried.
State of Oklahoma, County of Beav-
er.
To the County Excise Board Of
Said County and State.
Gentlemen:
In pursuance to the provisions
of Section s, Chapter 226, Laws
1917. application is hereby made
for supplemental and additional ap-
preparations with which to meet the
legal and ordinary expenses of
/ Beaver County, Oklahoma, for the
remainder of the fiscal year ending
June 30th. 1922. In support here
| of, we do hereby certify;
| First; That certain of the approp-
riations heretofore made are in
adequate to properly maintain the
4 80 fAv ant al
and that the public welfare and
needs of said county are such as to
require for the remainder of said
year, for legal and ordinary ex-
penses, the additional appropria-
tions as listed and set forth by pur-
pose and amount in Exhibit "a
here to attached and made a part
hereof;
Second: That the Financial State
ment here to attached and marked
Exhibit "B" shows as OF the close
fof the month next preceding the I'll.
ing hereof the true and correct fisca
condition of the GENERAL Fund Of
said county; that the surplus reve
nue. of $31,103,S2 as shown in sait
exhibit is available for and out o
which to make the additional aprop
riations herein requested;
Wherefore, request is hereby mad'
that an order be entered appropri
ating the several additional ant
supplemental purposes as set fortl
in said Exhibit "a" hereof. tn
above stated surplus to the amour
of $3O,4O3.S6.
We Further Certify, that the as
gregate amount of the said propose
; additional and supplemental appror
riations is not in excess of the in
r come and revenue provided and az
eumulated for the current year
> In Witness Whereof. we hay
lhereunto set our hands and affixe
the seal Of said county at Beaver
Oklahoma, this goth day of Eel
ruary. 1922.
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|, Beulah Hall, County Clerk in
and for said State and County do
hereby certify that the above IL n
true and correct report of the pro-
ceedings had at this regular session
and recessed session of the Board
OF County Commissioners February
s and 4, and February 20, 1922.
In Witness Whereof set my
hand and official seal this the goth
day OF February. 1929.
BEULAH HALL,
(SEAL)
County Clerk.
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according to Colonel Forbes, direc-
tor OF the Veterans bureau. Colonel
Forbes states that the United States
government will spend over $780,
600. 900 for soldier relief during the
current year of 1922.
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NOTICE OF MEETING or COUNTY
EXCISE BOARD

The Excise Board In and for Beav-
err County, Oklahoma, Is called to meet
In the County Clerks office at the
March 6th 1929. to pass upon the pc
tition of the Board of County Commis-
sioners for additional and supple-
mental appropriations for the remains
der of the fiscal year ending June
30th, 1922.
chairman OF County Excise Board.
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