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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
LEGAL.

Tie County Election n0ard. aud the CITY
Auditor ~ the city Of Tulsa, ana as by
law provided.
That said election shnI hc held In ac.
cotdanCe with the election laws OF the
state of Oklahoma insofar as same shull
be applicable 90 ana consistent with the
provisions OF the charter of tho City
u Tulsa.
~ WITNESS WHEREOF We have
hrrcuuto affixed our signature this 18TH
day OF March, 1929.
CITY on TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
BY T. II, EVANS,
Mayor.
cry or TULSA. OKLAHOMA,
by MHs. FRANK SEAMAN.
CITY Auditor.
COUNTY ELECTION BOARD.
Ry ATTORNEY y. b. NELSON.
Chairman.
LEO. r. QUINN.
Secretary Election Board.
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MEDICAL

CADILLAC, model 80, seven passenger
sedan. run less thRn 10 900 miles, rua-
sonahle. Phono Osago J55O OF call a.
J01 s. Boulder.
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ALvA COLLEGE ACCREDITED
Inspector Recommends Full Grade
Standing In North Central.
sunnLnl L. Tho World

ALNA. March ia telegram
was received Friday at the North
western Teachers college stating
that the institution was admitted to
the North Central AssOc4 tion OF
Colleges. An inspection of the col
lcge was recently made by w. H..
Caruthers Of Emporia. Kan. Mr.
Caruthcrs spoke highly Of the work
done at Northwestern and recon-
mended admission to North Central
standing.
This is the second year the school
has been doing college work and
the authorities are much pleased
with this early recognition of the
college course.
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OsTRITUS CLOGS UP RIVER
'hhermen Comnalin That Railway,
e., Nerlcci Does Damage.


'Fn,sl % Tho World.
D bAAETLESVlLLE. March 10
gainesville Nimrods are making a
,sorous protest against the pilings
way have been left in tho Caney
Ever p, under the bridge by the Santa
rallroad. The bridge Is a short
,Ss'ance north Of the dam at the
over , end OF the park and locad
,,pollsmen declare that when the
Iisn HIiin N removed from above the
5ra Srdnss II floats down in huge mass
,hsu Pies up on the dam, blocking
"s lsn ladder at the dam.
,,rh rhhemhers OF the Bartlesville Gun
i,. VINO have been active in stock
,rsr, ,s nearby streams with rainbow
sfte fSll ana bass declare that their
M 5,''ss VIII be rendered useless by
nv agtunu!ation OF ira sh behind
sI,y I plllhgs, II is possible that tho
:" commissioners will be appealed
n, ahu urged IN issue an order to
NH NH railroad company TO remove the
needed now. ""' w "'
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NUTOs roR HIHE-GARAGEs -
GLGiN. s., 5iO-GarsFo for rent Usage
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WAR ON STAR BoARDERS'
AGENT IN Effort 20 Eliminate
so..i, Inprofltabie Stock.

pApgg he World.
c Fnnh lLESVILLE, March &c
Porter. county agent IL
agsI, s 70 open a grand offensive
farnS ne star boarders" on the
asiss ~s OF Washington county. By
mes,. .ooarders" Mr.. Porter saws he
gortb ,uLo!iy COWS which are not
bg,ter ,nelr keep, which are poor
srs ,0er W and milk-producers or which
N ordl economic drain in other flaws.
81, ~ to locate the "star board
imseiHse county agent has equipped
rse m Mun a Babcock tester by the
IN amount Of butter fat eacb COW cow
nerd produces. ' 0" '0"
fsrms, r93r'er has sent word 10 ALI
them 7, IN the county Informing
BabcociH, ne has purchased the
ayal m, ester and urging them 10
he MI" lnselves OF its use. which
aud ma uller them free OF charge
N'' MS personal direction,
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YANKS LEAVE GERMANY
Band Plays "How Dry Am" as I, 100
Fighters Leave for Home.

Fighters Leave for Home.
BY the Associated Press
COBLENH March 19.-While a
band played How Dry / am the
fayorite tune at departures Of Amer
lean troops for the homeland, train
carrying 100 members of the
American Rhine army left here this
evening. SiXty-four German brides
are accompanying their husbands TO
the United states.
Bright spring weather brought out
thousands Of the inhabitants TO see
the Americans off. The train Is due
at Antwerp tomorrow morning and
the men will sail on the transport
Cambrai I'm the afternoon. The
American forces on the Rhine now
are below the 4000-mark
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phnln ~ Colo, March "a.
engine, Argol, aged GS. mining
ity s'l na and international ,anthor,
after a s,LL,allurEy. M died here today
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LEGAL.

(Publ!shed In the Tulsa Daily World
March IS, 10, 20, 81 and s2. lo22 World
NOTICE rs CONTRACToRs.
Notice Is hereby given that bids will
he received At the office ot the city
March 80 1899 for the construction of
storm Sewer. said sewer 10 be
constructed along portions ~ East
adjacent and tributary thereto 10 connect
degd-oni sewers no So storm sewer on
". Y. Ry. right ot way Engineers ap-
proximate is {ao,1i7ol.
Plans. proflos and specifications can
be seen At tho office Of the city Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official
proposal sheets Of the city ~ Tulsa.
The right 10 reject any part of or any
commissioners of said city OF Tulsa
Oklahoma.
4 certified checl, IN the sum ot five
(5) per cent Of tho amount ~ the bid
Will be required from each bidder.
a surety bond IN the full amount NJ the
contract win within ten Gol days be
required from the successful bidder An
bids will be opened ami considered by tho
be held in the city Han in said CITY Of
Tulsa AZ o'clock a. W' an friday
March 81, 1922.
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN.
IPu6iIshed In the Tulsa Dsuy Wurid
March Is, 10. 90. gl and 70. 1929.
World Publishing company puhlisher.)
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS,
Notice Is hereby given that bids will be
received st the office OF the Guy Aduit0r
until O'Clock ,. m. Thursday March
81, 1899, for tho construction Of Storm
Sewer. said sewer 90 be " orm tile
aud located along the N. X. & r. RS
Company's right Of way from the alley
east Of Vancouver Avenue to tho west line
nf Waco Avenue. being a distance Of ap.
proximntsly 500 feet. Engineers ap.
proXimHte estimate {2,bis.f0,
Plans. prufiles and specifications can
be seen at the office ~ the City engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official
proposal sheets Of the cry Of Tulsa
The Tight to reject any part 81 or any
or all bids is reserved 10 the Board ot
Commissioners Of said City OF Tulsa OKLA
hona,
A certified chick iu the sum o. five t5l
per cent OF the amount ~ the blH WIZ
be required from each bidder,
surety bond in the full amount or lhe
contract will within ten toJ days be re-
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Automobiles

Automobiles
AUTos roR HIRE-GARAGTs -
ELGiN. s.. 5iO-Garsge for rent Usage
bt.a.
gApAgT for rcut- viii Mold easily rs
care. ideal loratlon. Cali Osage 9be
WANTED to rent shop space. IN garage
OR lease small space. Call bcWp, osoge
coai
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
FOWD-Ouc tuu truck wanted. Hohus-
rII Cleaning NufhH
USED CAH3 bought and sold on small
''o" dior Go 10, ~ issona. ,9'asn c,dSr SmSi ssss.
WNNTED-Js,d cars 10 sou on smali ecm-
mlpsIuu flr private owners. lf"d tar
E''hanEc. ti' n. Main. nanFo tios
Board and Rooms
HOTEiS IS
ALNA uOrEI.-iGb q. Ma.n under new
management rooms by dny or week.
rruanunblo rates.
ALTON ItOTEt-aOfB v. Thrd. runnlnE
water bath. absolutely respect able, $50
up
iIurLL HAMONiN An C1cluaiye hona
Tor nice fulkr. several desirable rooms
Ia sALiE HOTEL
a quiet exclusive family hotel with din-
iug room ln connections rates tcaa0nable,
,ls ss2e- 10 q. -. % -N-ls-iI.------
UtrH
$1,000. ;oi 70 Third, street ...,.s,.
s,..,.t ,,,.. ,,, ,,.,,,.,.,, ~ ,,..,.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL
Room. newly decorated snd iurnlshed:
Hprclui tatcH 10 permanent gucsls.
rEhMikAL HOTEL
I,9t ruppirs ,,,t.r 4, ali ,ooy,s Fra.
baths. Eiegprt rooms. "a weekly.
TI'g,.t ,,,f,,, r.1,1a
80
war.''.
WIN itgH haih
IlhNlNNl .I"IiL
N. '..' ,IN'..|' .-' -.'''." h'''
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WNthl HbiIl
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'InI'F "'N''" '''''"'"'o '"''"' N''''
IIUuT uOi SEkEEriNG NuoMa 10
4 DtDFt.tN, pI,.n. dc-irahlo houHckUcp.
Main,
ADMIRAL. D.. iaUs"-lIght housckocplng
rooms foI rent ground floor Usage
taln.
uOuLDEiL s, 5oi-fwo mont upst1irs
huusgksrplug ruome Tor coupe, close In.
uuAbY, ". gOp--Ono iIght hauaekeoplnE
runu Tor rent. Osuge i7gS-R
nOUIDEF- R- 7i6-Two furnishsd house.
keeping rooms for couple: modern.
ILW0OB. s.. go.-For rent, hounokeopin9
room.
FOURTH ". 7s-Iiying room, bedroom.
kitrhrnot connecting hath
ispu UeNif-- fi.i,i t,,,g,,t,.,,,i,,- ,,,,,i,,.
fnrnlsbcd also gIx rooms ftIfnituro for
Halr. Usage ge7t
i,,,F,,sii it,,t r. -,,.,,i,-,.i'
modern rooms fnr light Housekeeping
FIFTH ". sgI-Two housckecplng
rooms 10 couple without children, $3.50
p"r Wcrh.
FIFTH, ~. iOO2-Two or four iiEht house.
keeping rooms. Usage b1i9,
LlGir housckoopinR rooms 10 white
couple rent 10 be paid houscwork. AZ
q. ,heNenn'. -.-------------------
MAIN, r., itei Three rooms. neat, clean,
newly raprred huusekocpIug apartment
many windows adjoining bathroom pri-
Naie cnirene": SEQ Mrs Lacy, al1e doof.
MAIN ~. 6ls-lwo furnished roms for
rent '-al 3sase sols-h s-h'-.---------.
MAfbEl.L, H. iOb Two light houAekcop-
ing rooms, nicely furnished, 81 per
w'ck
MAIN r., 70a--Onc uircly furnished house
keeping room, ground floor private en-
'l"h'rt ~ p't Wc.k. nAAEe ~,
/ NpGALES. n. ao-rwo modern. light
/ ....H.......
! 'U.t, 'ii',, 49, .t,,, -, ,t r,,,
w. '''ls "s 80
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rrgIuo port
ChaUmgTH touring
hiItrhuIl touring


Mitchell touring.
Priced N move ~ owners need rTrn. Day
rud night Taragc. Gsi T.. Ihlrd 81
Phone uasFe aai.
sENEN-rAssESGEH 1915 Audsbnkpr
starter aud motor iu good shave. open
sunday. LcwIH-NHrsn 1901 8. Main
nsaFe 1910. easy t'rms
USED CARS sold or small commiaslous
No storage charged. 1886 s.. second
~ Cedar 2GtG
WHY own g car when you can drive the
Okla, Reut-a-CHr Co. ItF cheaper.
TAKE your family driving Choose your
car, Ford, Dodge. Buick, nBtrs reason.
able. Gl9 3. Main. Cedar so1
WILL SACRIFICE my model 57 Cadillac
phseton, new paint, new tires WoFruE-
h0ute shock nbsDrhrrH. Al mechanical
condition. not Interested In real estate
Call Usage 07sl,
WhRTHDuT 4 TERWILLEGER
Authorized FCTd Service.
220 s. Fradkfuft st.
Phone Cedar 1853.
We make dtiving your Ford pleasure.
personal sFryiCe Of superior quality
Neasuuuble cost ana courteous attention
WHY TAKE your car 10 a garage when
you can have II repaired a. nome by
mechanic who can furnish writtun Cre.
d"uuHls All work guBranieedf For ap-
pointment call Usage i75i-J,
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500 REWARD for recovery NJ n Chandler
chummy body blue black, with cream
Wheels, stolen from my garage Saturday
night ". J. Hrlsoue, sapulpa, Okla.
PURELY PERSONAL y
wANTED-To know the sddrcHs of John
merry printor.operator The Nlan Press,
Wan, Okla,
SPECIAL NOTIFIES q
z. 6. MARKHAM has no interest I'm chli
narlor cafe at li J.. Archer T. j
| " n. TOBiN. democratic candidats Tor
| Commissioner No. 4 vote Tor him IL
one against the paving and sewer com 70
bino. and sure cleanup OF the base
ment AZ the city hall.
MEDICAL "a
FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL Tor
confinement private. prlcos reasonable
may work for board babies adopted,
Write for booklet Mrs z. B Long. AAll
y, Twenty seventh St, Kansas CITY Mc
WEST MAIN MATERNITY SANiTAR1UM.
\ home for the care and protection of
young women rates reasonable, babies
adopted. Or. VI. v. Newman, medical
director 15aT W. Main. Oklahoma cry.
Automobiles
- AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
CHANDLER 7.passengcr. firsl.class me-
chanical condition, good rubber. Usage
AllO-bHlt.
CADILLAC. model 10, seven-rasscnTer
sedan. run less than 10000 miles rua-
Eonnhle. Phono osago JS5O OF call ai
C07 S. Boulder.
DANDY Ford touring SOL Of trade Tor
roadster. after .. iu. CAll Osago
2ll7-R.
FOR SALE--Our Ford touring car. 1920
model. electrically equipped, price il50
cash. tolt THIRD,
FOR SALE--Eight. cylinder 7-psssenger
Dldsm1bile. run 10 600 miles, good tiros.
bargain for quick sole, can at oil n.
Zunls.
TOR sALE-Buick model U-15 touring
car. Price is righ'. 0snge ssAs'
ron SNLE-Chesp. or trade on small
property, oakland roadster. Al c0ndl-
tion. Call ~ rs 3. wheeling,
FOR SALE-Tranklin touring car demon.
strator IN Al condition. viii guarantee
same as new car Phone OsaEe l.32,
Cedsr t223.
FOR sALE--Cole ~ roadster, equipped
with excellent hI' rack new top, six
good tires. motor in Al condition, can
Osage 1899, Ccdar l22a.
ron sALE-TwO new Dodge Rr0thers
cars let on hnud AZ cancellation ~
contract. Price $3.50. C.. %. Pullman,
Mcstyllle, ukls.
ron SALE--Flvs- Buick With
selt-stsrter. In good condition. irc-
$50. Usage $3.50.
FINE-pAsSENGEH Hrlscos 10 running
order 500. open sunday Lev s-hnrrn.
1901 8. Main easy icrms Osagr 500
FOR sALE-Ford roadster. 'Is model
good running order Price 800 $50
down, balance easy. bargain. 1910
r.. Third.
FOR sALE-On6 Zion Holt C6IefpIl6r
excellent mechanical shape, little used
two b-tOn Troy, slow speed traiiers near.
~ new Price reasonable, l.. e.. Wind.
sor, shoals, Ind.
LEAVING CITY must sell 1880 futd
sedan, erCC.leui condition Two good
tires. lots cNirHs llG N Houlder
LEAVING CIIY--MuHt tsll 1919 cuumuy
ruHdHigr lu good condition. Ask foT
Mr stone liG s boulder
PEERLESS 1891 model touring ear new
paint. new tIroH. lu flrst-UlasH condition.
$3.50 Usage $3.50 or call a. Got
Boulder.
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500 REWARD Tor recovery NJ Chandler
chummy body blue black. with cream
wheels, stolen from my garage Saturday
night ". J. Brlsooe, sapulpa, Okla.
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TURK RROs viii rlaco on sale 20.
dHv over OOU pairs NJ ladies'
shoes In high and low heels black
brown and gray, also patent leather
shoes sand oNf0rds. Your chotcc for
81 pair Come early 10 avoid the
crowds. on sale iu our bargain
department a. ug South Main.
Turk bros.
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la-IpN used itruunUr ttu.k tut sale. o
VIII uHd, Tulsa ut tuburbtn TEAL estate
tHHrH H||H
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quired from the successful bidder Al
bids viii be opened and considered by IN,
Board uf Commissioners at a meeting {,
he held IN the city Hall I'm said city o
ulsa ~ clock n. M, on Friday. Marct
The Tomahawk., 1922-01-19
Fire in Lunch Room
Does Small Damage.

=
What might have been a disas-
trous fire was narrowly averted
Monday afternoon when q gasoline
stove in the lunch room operated
by D. D. Gravelle in the village
exploded, the explosion was due
to a leak in the gasoline tank.
Several patrons were in the place
at the time and only the heroic
efforts of all present prevented
what would have been disastrous
fire. As the lunch room is located
in part of the r. P. Fairbanks
general merchandise store, and
which is in close proximity to the
John Leecy store building, which
is occupied at present by -Messrs
Holten & Knutson with a large
stock of ladies' and mems furnish
ings. Little damage was done
however, and this was confined to
the lunch room, where the ceiling
was slightly damaged and some of
the fixtures destroyed. :, / -.
The Tomahawk., 1922-01-19
Tribal Rights Upheld;
Court Grants Indians
S4,ooo,oo0 in Land, |.

Squatter sovereignty is squelch.
ed, tribal rights upheld, ancient
Indian treaties of the wampun
days declared part Of the supreme
law of tie land, and the claim. Of
Gar Gea Jun Tae lPlucking Aower)
and her descendants TO 81 acres Of
improved farm and city property
in Oneida, New York, worth 81
900. 1000, declared paramount by
the decision of the United States
supreme court. Title of contest
ing whites to the original reserva-
ton land is denied and possession
ordered restored to the Indians,
under the decision. )zz~=>Gs ~
The Tomahawk., 1922-01-19
SIOO Per Capita /
Payment in Progress |
49,, sEs.-' L
Here This Week,

The 800 per capita payment to
the Minnesota Chippewas started
at this agency at O'Clock u. III.
Monday morning. Before the
Office force had arrived many were
on hand and waiting for their
checks. The shares of minor
children are being paid outright
to all competent parents and near
" all residents here received the
full amount, both their own and
their childrens moneys. Notwith-
standing the fact that the payment
put a considerable sum Of money
at che disposal Of each and every
family, it is pleasing TO- note that
not one penny: so far as we arc
able to learn,:,is being sauandered.
The Chippewa people, are using
the money to good advantage and
the payment is a big help to them
at this time. While there were .
number Of strangers in the village
the fore part of the week, there
has been no disorder of any kind.
\ number of bankers from the
surrounding towns were on hand
Monday morning soliciting de-
posts from those who could afford
to put some of their money in the
bank for future use. - -
The Tomahawk., 1922-01-19

White Earth, Minnesota. .....ss
In 1866, she, with her husband
and daughter came to Minnesota,
locating at West Union, and passed
through the pioneer days of the
North Star State. 81:
: Mrs. Daugherty's grandfather,
Paul Atwelt, took part in the
Revolutionary War, her father,
Isaac Atwell, took part in the war
of 1879. and her husband, John
Dougherty, served during the four
years of the Civil War in Company
F. seth Regiment, New York
Volunteer Infantry. .s-- -+--s :. =. ~
Thus Mrs. Daugherty is one
hundred per cent as we'll as one
hundred years a true American.
The Tomahawk., 1922-01-19
News of Whfte Earth
:
and Vicinity. =
PAY your subscription.

PAY your subscription. h
j. Lynch was a Detroit visitor.
on Saturday. ~: Il. ~
f. Mrs. G.. w. Nee, of Detroit,
was up the first of the week for
her payment. .,-.... q.
+ Read The ToMAHAwK adds. - 4.
Miss Apgelire Charrette was q
shopper at Detroit the first of the
week. =. 4. . ......~-. 4. -: !:
: Mr.. Julis Owen arrived home
last Saturday night after spending
two weeks visiting in Mahnomer.
/; D. D. Gravelle was among the
White Earth shoppers at Detroit
on Saturday last. -
Have your EYES examined for.
Glasses by DR.. Page Sire, Eye
Sight Specialist, Detroit, Mimi.
The usual number Of squau
dances, which are part of eysry.
payment, have been going %
nightly during the week. ...
Miss slaybelle Hellerud, Of
Ada, Mimi, LEI. last week for
Duluth, where she will attend
Normal school. Miss Hellespl Is
q sister Of Mrs. MiehaeI LAf;bap-
pelle Of this village.
FOR SALE The building thatI
lie known q the Louzon Hstel
building in this village, for sale
cheap. Inquire Of Mrs. Jerry.
ISelkirk, White Earth, MINI.
The B. i. Fairbanks Co., found
;it necessary to add several ID.
|ditioDal clerks to their alrsady,
efficient force in order TO take care
|of the rush during the payment.
d Representatives of the banks at
Detroit, Waubun. and other points
Ein this vicinity we're Oh hand dur
Eingsthe payment soliciting deposits
from those who had too much
money.
D n. 3. Hull, proprietor Of The
] White Earth Motion PictpFe
Theatre. ID taking advantage pt5
the rush due % The per cspita
payment BY putting on ! farst class
show every evening during the.
week. SIS ,*7 81
The Tomahawk., 1922-01-19

80 Mrs. Sarah DOugherty,
her acquaintances 10 the village
began coming in to shake hands
with her and bring her tokens of
regard and esteem, while the mail
brought greetings from afar.
Her birthday cake was over
nineteen inches tall and was coy.
cred with one hundred candles.
She had her picture taken with
her cake und flowers; after which
the candles were lighted and she
enjoyed, with others, the blowing
out Of the lighted tapers. s.. = .
After this ceremony the cake
was cut. and refreshments we're
served TO each caller. The aged
Iadyswas happy and talked to all
The Tomahawk., 1922-01-19
Citation for Hearing on Final Ac
count and for Distribution.

- j = '+. E p ~ d .
Citation for Hearing on Final Ac-
count and for Distribution. "
Jan. 5-26 ". g." ~
State of Minnesota, County of
Becker. In Probate Court. !.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
O-dish-quay-gwon -be-quay, De-
|cedent:
The State OF Minnesota TO Ne
zhe-cay-we-gah- bow, Ne-che- wub-
e-quay. Kah- be, nub-e quay, Ah-be-
|tah-wish-knd. May -mis-quon o-quay,
Ke.we-tah- binais, Min-ah. quod, E.
quay or .Min-de-mOyien and all per-
sons interested in the final account and
distribution of the estate of said decd
ent: The representative Of the
above named decedent, having fled
in this court his final account of
the administration Of the estate of
said decedent together with his Pc
tition praying for the adjustment and
allowance of said final account and
for distribution of the residue of said
estate to the persons thereunto en-
TITLED; 81
THEREFORE,, You, and Each of
You, are hereby cited and required
to show cause, if any you have, be-
for this court at the Probate Court
Rooms in the Court House, in the
City of Detroit, in the County Of
Becker, State Of Minnesota. on the
3Oth day of January, 1922, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. why said petition
should not be granted.
q WITNESS. The Judge Of said
Court, and the Seal of said Court,
this 18th day of December, 1921.
ALMA C. PETERSON,
Probate Clerk.
COURT SEAL
a. j. POWERS,
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Tomahawk., 1922-01-19
Celebrates Her One .~
F5xI1urefh Birti7dlQy.
CENTENARIAN STILL ACTIVE-SINGS AND DANCES ON
&-' ANNIVERSARY OF HER BIRTH. :

Mrs. Sarah Dougherty. mother
of the late Mrs. Julius Owen of
Mahnomen, and grandmother of
Mrs. E. G. Kah-O Sed of this
village with whom sne makes her
home, celebrated the hundre:h
anniversary Of her birth on the
23rd oflast month, December 23rd,
1921, and enjoyed it very much.
At noon on Friday, Dec. 23rd,
the bellof St. Columba's Episcopal
Church here rang one hundred
peals in her honor. Immediately
The Tomahawk., 1922-01-19

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rite for catalog.
Interstate Business College,
Fargo. North Dakota.
The Tomahawk., 1922-01-19
TEAMS FOR SALE.

One iron-grey team, mares. e 4 Z
years old. Weight $500. .
One grey team, mares. s & 8 yrs.
old. Weight 5000. -,
One black team, horses. Z years
ea old. Weight 5000. . ...E. -... L.
All perfectly sound and in good
condition. If interested inquire
at this Office. s.: .9.~.E l-26
The Tomahawk., 1922-01-19

who came to see her. She sang q
lul-a-bye to baby present, and
when pbonograph played fox
trot she got up and danced, much
to tha surprise of her visitors. y.
Mrs. Sarah Dougherty was born
in Windsor, Boone County, New
York, December %, 1921, being
the oldest of eleven children. She
was married 10 1916 to John
Dougherty, brother Of the noted
attorney, the late Daniel Daugh-
erty of New York City. r.. "
The Tomahawk., 1922-01-19
Love From Everyone !,

No matter how wise you IRE, every.
one you meet can teach you something.
The yonng folks who are likely to
grow are not the ones who pride them
selves on their superior educational
advantages, and look down on others
from lofty height Be teachable.
You mny miss previous chances Il
you meet others and pass on without
learning anything from them.-Gtrls'
Companion. q -
The Tomahawk., 1922-01-19
CARD OF THINKS.

To the many. kind friends and
neighbors who offered their aid
and sympathy during the recent
illness and death IF our beloved
infant son, we wish to express our
most sincere thanks. -
A. Mr.: and Mrs. Chas. Fairbanks
The Tomahawk., 1922-01-19
FOR SALE!7

House with acre Of land on good
road close to agency Office. Bargain
for quick cash deal. If interested
write G. F. Fitzgerald, 718 Otis,
Building, Chicago, Ill. I'd. j IS. i !.