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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
SPECIAL pAR0AINs
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We offer any part of
zoo shares of Cox heliuatiou, per
400 shares T"'V Of =. ii. ). cox Go, par 'yy
80 shares rurn6ow Production. por NV
lo6 shSres Ola dominion per share 90
These pticoa subject TO previuus sale
have your NJ schuler. ga Chartrcss 81.
Houston Texas
SOMETHING NEw--A necessity. all bust
ness and professional men need II, soils
Sample froo, Merchants AEsyciatinn.
Minneapolis Minp.
! ToWNSiTE PROMOTER WANTEp-Tp
at once finance and put over an OF
| town ON the main line OF the TeNas ana
| Pacific railroad and on National
! highwey near wildcat well that seems
! certain ~ coming In big. Address New
/ ToNnsiGht Fort Worth Texas
/ wANrEp-To buy small refinery, one
| with wax plant preferred. Must bc
bargain Address box a6e-E World,
] WANT TO HEAR from owner having
| grocery or confectionery business Tor
sale John j, BLACK, Chippewa Falls,
Wisconsin.
! WANTED Reliable man with $4,000 cash
! and up for excellent business Conncc.
tlon In Tulsa, 5000 year up. Large
concern. Manager. $50 Lumber ES-
! change. Chicago.
| WANTED -urocery stock! have 5000
cash and 9-room house. can Usage
| fAt"
Will make ground lease al Thirteenth
"nd Detroit J. y. Kerrigan, A26 Robin
son HldR
! WANrEp--ro know " some one Will loan
! money 60 u thoroughly capable woman
! 90 open up small business In Tulsa.
Knows tho business, but has no money
to open shop. VIII lake $4,000 to $4,000.
Address hox t7l.E. World
! ANTED--l liookkcepcr aud general all
round ettiee man, by well known aud
! Tulsa, Good opportunity and salary Tor
! right man. Must be able TO invest
/ tlripg vice president. who has other hisi.
/ ness taking AN his time. Must also bo
able 20 furnish good references as 20
rlght man TO build up good, pcrma-
/ nent businoaa for himself WIN bear
sTictest inyestisetIon, Address box
7Gb,M, world.
| TWO noNBALL alleys In good shape.
Tor sale or trade Tor 1891 Ford, a. A,
] Rous loi Lincoln, 4. q. box l3A, sand
] springs Phone elo,
/ $500 AND services will put you IN inde-
/ pendent permanent business that viii
net you above siO.0OO yearly Personal
interview required. boN 9si-M World.
on. LANDS AND LEASES H-A
DRILLING CONTRACT
Test well on $4,000 acres. north Logan,
IN oil zone OF Arkansas valley acreage
i basis with cash Supplement goolog ogists
report perfect anuellhe structure trc'
from faulting conditions faVor promising
results, NJ. y, kennedy, Paris, Ark.
EAST NAVARRO leases direct from owner
in fee new 6-yVar commercial Com,
municatu with . J, Hail kercns, Texas
EXPERIENCED OIL man will loot altar
operation ~ developed properties and
drDhng wells Experienced IN all phases
Of producing Sam world.
EXPERT dranins done by e1periene,
SSssioPsG slim, World "' ''''''A'
FoR sALE-Any part OF 500 acres. ai
N-i7, OSaEc SiH
4. FOR LEAsE--to acres on land. adjoini
! production. J. v, Bartlett, owner, g0'
Dayton, Muskegoe, OKLA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
FINANCIAL
BusINFss orPOHTrNiriEs

tDfIl'r your own business Acquire IN.
IsrtuIsu,t Hud prosperity. trading IN
tho stock Market with stock Privileges
ItG 60 tI7t controls 100 shares of any
stock Large ufufita possible. free
tuuilIHt 800. ~ explains PAUL KAYE.
1fo fIladway Nov YORK.
DUus FTUHI Modern. southern Kansas
town 200. fine country. 1921 sales tiG.-
UGO Mo- ,r'dIf buHIueaa, low tEpeuHe, I'm.
tuIl.H ~ 600. u luud proposition. must
rHiI ht orrr. covert Yates Center Kan.
.EAIIHIIHDEb land. uil and gpa lease
man would like connection with good
rruuu company tfblHfy ~ commits.
nIuuJ. tlmuIFc' and adjoining suuu.
taf pf'forr'd Address ilo.N, World.
EHrAHIIHUEb huHineHH IN this city
awaiting your attention. especially at.
tHHttvr ~ you already cover tho rptail
Hh4pH Tho thlrlH Products 60.
Newark 49, j.
NbfI,tIeH tatalug fruc. Herman Blu.
usr bgrgrf Mo.
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Agency Mgr gt6 Kennedy Ridg, Tulsa.
BU EsS-Yuur business sold quickly
fDr cash. regardless of location. Pioneer
Investment = Sales CO., Kansas city
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EMPLOYMENT


bAifHHfN ND AGENTS VI
WANTED Hnieemen for paiut1 md build
lhE epociuitieat salary. cKufuson hn1
bonus Fpr personal lntDrvign rfli nn
nalas nuuhref room la. oxford huiDl
sunday or Monday
WANTED Reprsseutstlte In ryory town
TO demonstrate ana SOIL the minute
dish washer TO- homes. ftatuua tu mot
water faucet. no vNtta equipment te'"f
nafyi rDady Heliot, nationally adv HHt.
tlard price 81 30. Lboral tUwmiHalYu.
Write Home uIau Washer Co, fol hHu.
nnlN lLln- LLL.l- L---n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

SOME TIME sucsoss la gained by
having time to succeed. Don't
waste your own time, use tho
tlue ~ those that need Il less,
We keep an efficiency rales force
10 save your time. our efficient
method ~ buying saves you
money. Turk Bros, Tulsa'H iarg-
est Shoe distributors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
FINANCIAL
nusiNrss OrrONrUNIrIEs

BUsiNESs oPPORrU MITES a.
BANKERS LlFE CO., VI pcs Monos,
want local agnnt IN these counties,
splendid opportuuity for a man who can
Delaware. MHyys, Rodgers, Cherokee,
Adslr srluuyah, Haskell Lattimcr
LrForc Mclntosh. riusburg MgSur.
tain, lushmptah. Atoka. ChoCtaw, Vain,
Goal foutoc'oc Hughes scfninole and
TIE uANKERs LIFE co.
DIES MONIES ia tho only company
writing over 100 million w tho L, s. 10
show o 6mn over 1890 business Call or
A. T.. SPENCE
Agency Mgr JtG Kennedy nldg, Tulsa.
BUsINEsS-Y Your business sold quickly
f.r cash regardless of location. Pioneer
Investment a Sales CO., Kansas City,
no PROFITS on SMALL. GNVEsTMENTs
The bakery business offers quick cash roe
turns for small investment We furnish
complete machiuory, equipment and iu-
Ccasful bakery owners, whom We started
in business. win convince Nou Of tho
opportunity you have 10 mako money IN
NMtsisK OVEN MFG G6MPRNy
2ooi- - Washington ST. Kansas city Mo
CASH BrNERs for your business any.
whore quick sales, buyers waiting Write
Pioneer Investment sales co., Kansas
CITY, Missouri
CANDY KITCHEN and confectionery
only one Ia Kansas town Of 1000. rail.
road aud school town. win suU at
bargain u sold at once. other bust
neas reason Tor selliug Address s. u
Duff. MaryEville Kansas.
yAsH RuYERs waiting far businesses
prnpertios farms, etc. Quick sale con
ndentinI service and square deal chi
cago business Realty Exchange gs
n LASalle, Chicago
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awaiting vour attention. especially at.
tIHtUvU 10 you already cover tho rotai
sh.r, .Th9 'hi'i' Products 60.
FANcy POULTRY rOK SALE -mriy
Varieties tatalug fruc. Herman Blu.
met nsrgrr Mo.
rup SAID Hoa nse cash groccry and
market. rlDH0 lu. doing good cash buHl
ucsH. 'an u7ago eitt.i, Sunday
ruUu rHppucrs mauuhcuting 20,
account M o'haf business Interests. a..
600 'aHh Alltcsa tio ~ World
tBU .hIl short urtrr t,4tuurHut uu
account of leaving cry ili q, Elg,n
ron SALE Hoffman trlplo.A pressing
murnin'. practically new. ossge 2iSi
IDU SALE Millinery sturo tine location.
uoN glb, iawhuHAa, OKLA.
tUU SALE .Grooyy and meat market
doing good busincss might consider city
%Ssti5Sdi''"tio Il VOID p''''' '"' We" '''
ron SALE -usatnurant. good location and
good trade, fair rrni. laWhuskh. OklH.
il1Y $40.
ron SALE Lunch nud drink stand do.
Iug u good business Will sell Ht Hacrt-
foc. II n. cos ut O.. 1ht1 ~
rDH SALE Cigar stand good location.
party leaving town, must sell J. o.
boE 1852 TuiHH.
FOH SALE-plcturo show aud equipment
firut-ClaHs proposition. In good town, ~
compotiton, Investors Realty Co,
Aurora Mo
FoH sALE--nnrber shop, two. chairs, also
furniture fDr living puartNa IN rear,
A bargain " taken at once, Call 1909
s. Quunah. West Tulsa.
ron SALE cheap, best cafe IN good oil
town, Liborty cafe. Phone iio, boggs,
oklahoma.
ron sALW-Fuiy equipped battery shor
Eeliing at sacrifice Well stocked and
located IN frat-claHa garage. See G. ~
Ash AZ beaver uar0go, BegEs Okla
GHOCEHY and market Tor sale. invoice
Address hos i7O.E, world.
IN YOu are not afraid of hard work aud
can invest 5000 and your services.
ra"" propoHition that will net ti2 20
$50 per daA Address boz s02-E, World
~ You have money TO loan OF invest.
We pay SO interest ana accept small
sums I'm n good conservative financed
you and lot us list your property or
your bgsinens on oNehanEe citizen
National Loan a lnvssstment GO. ao'-
JOH PRINTING PLANT for sale. VIII
sell half interest OF all. small cash pay
mcnt by responsible party will handle
IN fN 10 Mfi'f Tor IttN HhluF DOORS
and evidence of conception blank; send
model or sketch and description OF IN.
veution Tor our free opinion Of Us pat
rutRbla nature. Highest references
prompt attention, rossousbls terms VS.,
tor j. Evans a Coz 792 Ninth, wash
! ington. n, e.
| SMALL CASH GROCERY. handling som,
! meat building has two living rooms
! bath ana basement, Usage 2Gpa,
| SUBURBAN g'acery. dandy neighbothood
! good lease, living quarters rent free
best layout ~ town, Reasons for sellinl
other business Usage l020
SUBURBAN dROCERY STORE Tor sal
cheap, Thn In good money maker
| leaving town reason Tor selling. Ceda
$500,
sELL i20 Hhares NleO WORTH Tulsa Tar
merry A MfR. Co.'S stock for soc cas-
or best offer. Hinklc, 25pi $, Columbl
St, Denver, colo,
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~ you want big money quick and
can invest small amount of money Do
something that VIII give you big
returns phone Mr. Ferguson, room
31g, Tutcl Tulsa.
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DIES MONIES ls tho only company
writing oyer 100 million m tho L, $. 10
show gain over 1890 business, call or
write,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
srrrAriov. wANrrn- -M,nr Z

nOOk KEFrEr accountant aruuEppuer
desires wprI t.Huiugs uHHEg tnu5
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FuR sALE-ny owner of fec. oil and
rns lease ,n The gouth'agt quarter ~
the southwest quarter ~ section 90.
isio W T. Msrherson. tdabel. uhia
HAvE HLucKs ot acreage Tor drilling 10
Kansas ana Oklahoma need capital
g. " MOORE
BOX ., Independence. Kan.
nANE aENEHAL THOUSAND ACRES 'of
OH lease on good structure, VIII Eivo blR
acreage tnr we'll gIVo any Information.
feliyille. An. - bos ic7.
WANT 90 so barrels production near
Rod Fork. ufiuE detailed description.
Room 20s Columbia Hotel. 3tsh 9 Gin
'lnnRu
I.wANr a LOAN of 81. 900 10 handle one
"t tho boat ~ ,as' propo''uons w
withuut rprt 20 you. Address t2b-M,
world.
KENTUCKY oii aud gas leases lu oouu-
tics adjacent 10 warren q Allen WIN
sell acreage or make drilling contracts.
Wflte mo for full information. &. l..
James. Edmonton. Ky
ON. QUARTER lutorclt in icO.acre lease.
brumnght hold, t2.5oo. loH $50. Drum
on AND GAS LEASES IN shallowl fieid
hogers county, fot sale or drilling, HoS
792 Claremorc okls.
PROVEN LEASE FOR SALE
220 acre lease, direct offset to producing
gas well near Coftcyvile. Kansas, $40
foot drilling gas brings 10 cents. 20 an
acre takes this lease. Geo. W. Cunning
ham, sand springs Okla.
PHopuCiNd LEASE 900 ceres. one well
iully EQUIPPED o years old making
99sss' t,.T o.I'S sn nG" rdip'!h" coo,,,Wy o W
Keuses Nows the time ta 600 paws
fur we'll aud lease. join mo, Want
ti0. 900 develop, viii advance $500 my
own money ana guarantee well No. 3
q. produce 10 barrels or more OF refund
9il your money. Sena money 20 At'!p
hold urtn well No. Ia ~ asoye stated.
j. ". Hpgnrt, Fredpnia. Kan,
SHOW me a sure shot for big we'll in
Oklahoma ana ~ finance H. T. G.
boz c2e, Tulsa, okla
TELEGRAM
% b5pA o.
-,' w. Mus9n' Ss3 nlsnt L'.rer Ter
''' 9'''H'" ~ """''" aus i'A"'
s...,,.,,., .,,.,., ,,,., ,o,,rt.,.,
Wlaitt traet said to be- making
iq 0oG bnrrrls daily. THIS com
ristion UI1ves holdinRs. our aufck
action company beyond shadow
doubt We drilled through cap
machine which mas been moved
away folaly lnHla,ltu, na,hint
rapid progress towards sensational
H. +. TACKErr
] 4, 900, h.,.. h.,,sh, o,u,l A,,iop
~ "ct Won sboTid now bnv
a,o,y .hnyc vnu rnn afford he
tore the stock Is az gone for
inn'6Ty .s ,hI. news |nachcs ,hoss
hat Lnn,y - tbIs rnunnny--in-
,pn,nIinn f,es. shnres for a abort
,,ms Longer i6 cents first come
first served
g. ", WILSON
Want 10 buy National machine without
tools direct from owner. Osage I379 II.
wANTEnA dttiiinK contract on iaO.
acre lease Usage county. NV, y
iS-2s-e Address q u. Hefferlln lay
tnEEton. Mont.
WILL RECEIVE bids untn FebNry i5
for rye-ycar lease, oil aud gas. Right to
reject any and "ll plds ot ~ r.
H','4" ,yy"i,t,uu,WSnnrad "a ,Iing,on Nsh
a.,
WANTED 10 w sttllou blouuss'l'", J"
! Oklahoma can hAnhie hnou h,uti ~ tu'
tiEht ptiCc, W q, ranks fhoho i'''
Writo lNA MOUNTS Okla.
! WANTED shallow drilling or cleaning
out Phone Usage 233G,
,sn,.,s unnNn~a unTsES A.
hO'''0-'N"'"'' :" ~ s''''
| EIGHT ROOMS ut good furniture Tor
sale, low rent, permanent rooners' 5000
eau osafe 4eet t'.....---.--.- .---.
! FOR SALE Roumlng house, hest loca'
] ina
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-06-09
|C0NlNllENlC CEN
XERC CISES CLOSE
SCHOOL YEAR

The commencement exercises held
at the Liberty Theatre Friday even
Ing Of last week closed the term Of the
school year for. the pupils Of tn. Wash
burn school. 4. n ..:>E s5 ss sss @ .f
The cCmmencementa address was de-
5Iivered by Rev. Headen Of Wilton,
who had a message for the class that
was full of advice and council. w.
III Bickert, president Of the school
board, presented the diplomas to the
members Of the class. In addition to
the address Elizabeth Peterson gave
the class history, Hilda Grothe the
class will and Freda Ekstxam thu class
prophecy. These were both interest
ing and amusing, sssR ..yEs: Es:5's;t.$ 5t {.
Prof A. E.: Thompson awarded the
scholarships of the year to. the two
students who had tmades tie highest:
average grade for the four year course
Miss Bessie Findley, /, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Findley, who live I'm
the Creek Line district, made the
highest average, SO plus, and was
awarded the four year scholarship to
4 Jamestown College. Miss Grace Fah1-
sgren, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fahlgren OF the Conklin neighborhood,
made the next highest grade, 81 plus,
sarship at Fargo College. Both. the
young ladies are to be congratulated
f their splendid work in school. Prof.
Thompson mentioned some other high
averages that were made during the
four years, but he did not disclose the
names Of the students making them.
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MORE TOWNSHIPS MIX
.z sz s.. s GOPHER POISON

&: Last week the gopher poison mixing
work was gnished for the season.
County Agricultural Agent, Norling,
has been assisting the township offic-
ers In milking the poison The last
batch Of 1S bushels was n.xed at Ruso
for Otis township on Monday. j.. M.
Eastwood, clerk, is in charge Of the
poison.
Seventeen bushels have also been
mixed at Ben Waible's place in Platt
township. II you live in Platt, see
Ben. II
Ten bushels were mixed at Max for
Economy township. A. C. Freitag and
M. e. Songstad had charge Of the mix
,iEg. ;ss s. & 4
sS The poison for Blue Hill township
was mixed at H. c. Albert's place.
Greatstone township mixed IA bushels
at Benedict. George Aas Chairman of
supervisors is distributing the poison
for that township. This year twice
as many townships as last year are
trying to keep the gophers down to
where they can do not great damage.
5If each farmer will make an, effort to
get the few that are left the gophars
should soon be as scarce as the buff--
alo. MA. 55...a 5' s2st. !. 4 .!3
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gMoyE TO THEIR NEW HOME


Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H., Weber and
children are leaving this week for Me-
dina, in Stutsman county, where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Weber recently organized q banking
tcompanp and has started q new bank
sat Medina which will be known as the
Guaranty State Bank The stockho i
sers are Mr.. Weber, K. 3. Weber and
Jacob Brost. The bank As incorporated
for SIS 900. ssY3s*5 s.fss Is
Mr.. Weber has been in Washburn
sfor several years, in fact since Octo-
ber,191O, he has made his home here.
During that time has been employed
at the WashbuN State Bank, in which
he is still, interested. Mr.. and Mrs.
Weber have many friends here who
regret very, much that they are leav-
Ing town. They have made their home
here SO long that their friends can not
bear the thought Of them leaving
However, In their new home they will
have the best wishes Of the community
and hearty welcome will always
await them when they chance to come
back for visits. a 4 &. 3.s 5S5 BE
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scHlLDREN's. DAY PROGRAM

~. 4
ITO be. held at the NJ. E. Church,
Sunday morning, June II, IL o'clock.
Scripture Reading and Prayer
Greeting -. ). .-.s.j. &. Margdin Nelson
Summer Time ...5. Elda Meyer
Gods Love :. /. ). /. I. !: /. Violet Klein
Flower Maidens We &. ~. Seven Girls
The Song of Faith 4. Jackie Robinson
My sKittie ..:... I. Carol Gene Carlson
Song !. 4. & J. Opal Melick
sWhat the Bird Said ~. Charles Fisher
Natures Song I. !. 6. s. Thelma johnson
The Rain Drop y. Lamour Jertson
The Robin Solo d. /. Frances Starbuck
June .. {. Z. !. !. IS. .Bernice Weise
God. the Creator i. Sammie Starbuck
Fruit Bearers ". Chorus Of Children
HAS Life Lesson i. I. Nora Stillman
Refrain. Jean Schulz and Gail Bickert
gChristian Education J. Group Of Twelve
Seeking Flowers s. $ Group of Nine
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MISSING cHILD's ..
SKELETON FOUND

The mystery surrounding the dis
appearance in June. 1921, of the 3k
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Notion, tenants on the Martin Olson
farm near Garrison, has just been
cleared up by the finding Of the sl1el-
eton Of the child in a dense thicket in
the Missouri bottom lands about two
miles from the home Of Mr. Engel, at
whose home Mr.. and Mrs. Notion
were visiting when the child strayed
away from his playmctes and vanish
ed. Indications weres that the child,
trying to make his way through the
unqerbrush, had stumbled over a log
and fallen exhausted.
For time, after the boys disap-
pearance, the theory was held that
he might have been drowned in an
overflow OF, the Missouri river, but
later. this theory was given little cred
ence because of the conditions of the
banks and in view Of area flooded.
Apparently after searchers had left
the place where the child was eventu-
ally found, the boy had wandered
thither and then become almost sur
rounded by the waters, which nearly
converted the area into an island.
Searching parties of hundreds hunted
for days and bloodhounds from the
state penitentiary were employed. Au-
thurities followed gypsies into Mime
sofa on the theory the child might
have been kidnapped.
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I'l|'heGrasshopper I and: u
Cut Worm 'l''l| Question.

t Several questions have been asked
of late as to the grasshopper situation
for this year, also what to do for cut
worms.
Due to gopher, potato and wool mar
keting work to date l have not had
much time to watch the grasshoppers
and would have said that with the
amount of rain we had this spring they
should not be troublesome but last
Saturday I was out south Of Garrison
and saw them moving down grain
which made the field look like it had
never been seeded.
If we have as dry and warm weather
from now on as we have the last few
days it is going to be just what the
grasshoppers like and those that are
not already hatched may have q
chance to live.
With ordinary conditions they
should not be troublesome except in a
few places, but where the~ are as
thick as we saw them Saturday they
should certainly be poisoned at once
ais twenty acres are about gone.
Poisoning is not yet perfect rem
edy, but until we get something better
we will have to use it. Each farmer
will have to buy, his own poison and
arrangements will be made so that ar
senic and molasses can be had at diff
ferent points where there is demand.
T. No one knows very much about
handling cut worms. If you have had
any damage let me know as want to
investigate as many cases as possible
Crop rotation is the best remedy we
know of at the present time. The or
dinary grasshoper poison will do good
work where they come to the surface.
1t is necessary that lot of work be
spent on the study Of cut worms by
you and and every one else. Kindly
give us your cooperation.
A. L. NORLING,
County Agricultural Agent,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-06-09
poRcAs SOCIETY GIVES SURPRISE

= ..I
The members Of the Dorcas Society
gave q surprise to Mrs. Geo. II. Web
er Monday with a picnic supp in the
park, honoring Mrs. Weber as 9 mem
and because she was leaving to
81 ! snissae her home In another town to
which the Weber family moved this
week. Two out of town yisitcrs were
present besides the members. They
we're Mrs. Clarence Paul Eof Under
wood and Miss Rue Of Baldwin. I'M
The afternoor and evening Was g
sdieifght htfniy time for all the ladies' pres
/ rs ssISnt. each had brought some ething good
sioH eat and the social hours and sup
ersWeres enJ Joyed as . lifting farewell
Ill frss Weber
sSsNs Mrs Weber was resented Tith g g
glass dish by the member sofs the
q ybsiety as8 y token of their friend ndship
eateenn. ss
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Il . .... , 20, ~ g. y
There is coming to Chautauqua this
season certain gentleman named
e. T. Franks, member of the Federal
Board Of Vocational Education.
His lecture promises to BE one OF
the substantial contributions to the
program. Mr.. Franks is q man who
sits at the council table with such men
as Hoover, Wallace, and Davis, and
with them studies by the aid of gov
eminent agencies the great problems
Of rehabilitation and progress.
He is advertised to discuss Yoca-
tional Education in agriculture, manu-.
featuring, commerce, home building
and rehabilitation OF those crippled In
industri les. In the department OF
Home Building he is said to take the
very hide OF, when he comes to dis
scuss the divorce evil and the many
social evils that sap Ethe vitality and
ruin the prospects OF the rising gem
Grafton. }S a
Such lectures @ that bY Franks are.
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-06-09
HANDS OUT SCORE CARDS

What has long been a great desire
for all ball fans at game has been a
score cards for themselves where they
can keep Or try to keep the score Of
the game. 1t has always. been the GUS
tom TO pull out an envelope Or a let
ter and try to keep score on 1t, but
you know how we'll that works.
John Carstens of the Holtan Mer-
camille hardware department, has ap-
parently saved the day. Mr.. Carstens
has a neat little score card, which it
had drawn up in regulation style. with
a place on one side for the home team
and on the other for the visitors.
At the ball game here with Wilton
Mr. Carstens handed out the score
cards as compliment to the fans,
which they received with open arms,
for haven't they been wanting just
such a thing all these years. Mr..
Carstens expects to be on hand at ev-
cry game to see that the cards are
put INTO use. .-'.