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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
SPECIAL ELECTION FOR
RUTHERFORD'S SUCCESSOR
Otherwise Seat Will Be Vacant
Governor Robertson Is Out
Of State May Call
Election

oklahoma cliy pee is Possibility
that ihe scat 81 Morton Rulhef
fcrd siate senator VIII, was killed
Saturday niehi 10 an automobile acs'
dent az Musk zee. would be ieil for
the first days % ihe new legislature
Was expressed Sunday ia the absence
of Governor Robertson who g due %
arrive here Wednesday
T. order that a successor 70 Rathcr
fsrl may y chosen a special eleclion
would have q be called FOR the twsn-
ty-seyonih district from Witch hc
was a member
The dlfriet comprises Mcintosh.
Muskoeoe and Haskell counties The
calling 81 the speclsi-elccuon "a IN
tlrely IN the hands ~ iho vernon
according 10 the constitution of TIE
state.
Such an election may be called at
any time during the term of the losis-
later Rntherf rds term would have
expired is2i
IN same casef. double elections ne
first called 70 choose a nominee. and
the second 70 choose between nom
inoes of the various parties. are hoia
L WIS declared However. ID imllag
eases. the nominating committees ~
the yafious parties represented. ar-
allowed 20 caucus and agree % candi
dates In that case on election e
held. Il being the deciding onr
Such caucus had nat been cllisd
Sunday night
Rutherford has been leading fs-
urc IN Oklahoma history since he
moved 10 Aioka from Fsn Smith. Ark.
in 1925 to become United States com
missFner
lie has served as United States
marshal. maycs % Musk0eea and a
member = tho state senate he was
defeated for the democratic nomins-
ton of rnlted States senator by
Ro5eri'L. Owen. his fellow townsman.
in 1907
Al the time Of hts death. Rather
ford ~as being talked = a. a eandl-
date for president protempors Of tae
state senate. and a. the state consen-
tion Il the democratic party held az
Ter the August primary be was made
chairman of the committee on reEoiu-
tions. which drew up the declaration
o. principle upon which the demo-
cratic state ticket made The successful
race IN the recent election
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
JUDGE FRANK OlsMIIH
IS CALLED BY DEATH
Pioneer Citizen OF City Suocumbs
To Injuries Sustained Last
Saturday In Automobile
Accident

The fsst diminishing rnks 81 taf
pioneers nho hsgln the building q
ths city q Guthrie gave np melhe'
ons ~ their ~ mhers Monday nlehi
~ 1889 o'cl-ek when judge OF
smilh psss d away ai iha n ihodisi
hospital judge oHm'ih died from
the effects ~ injuries sasia nrd
when an sotoms BILE struck him sat-
urdsy az nosn as he vas on his Ntf
home 10 #neh fhe seeid hf oefi~-
"a on Harrison areuu. whtre nak
street interests
Ills end VISA peaceful and Fainl =
The shock 70 h.s system eas too
much Tor hm and D. passed = his
reward
Judge olsmih came 90 Gu'hri
more thin thirty van $40 from ihe
Sac and Fox resefFaiah where hf
was indian aeeni ana trader he
had bean Glossy Identified with the
business social ana p9iihe~ inter E
'sta 90 TIE CITY ana HoHn'f sine
mat tim For many years he wa
lo'ice Judge 81 uh'hr'e' being ,l.et
ID as oft'n as DE ran Ter the place
SEVEN years ago ~ became p-si
mister q 'Vnthf ana was hliinH
tnat position OF responsibility ana
Trust ~hen ~ Nas called uinuie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
IN THOUSAND lll,WAnn
iOli ~ N,In nA>Dits

teHfsf tN rse la Nishteaa
haaa ~ sesfshlhE IS federal. raunty
ans gllF afneefs ta1 4aeatianlas n ls
refsnHa e. naHa hsla4aaHsfs hsf
allet up 60 asflY lah marnlas q la
veal aaf lnes 81 ihs taadlis 40
resiuriaf hNsd federal rraefru
hasa trtak nf tta aa alas = saa
haiila ~ ifuai ~ lha vaitsa states
miHl hefu 10 Whigh Nhaflas r llni8n.
nae - iha satsis 20 lhs tuss aw
fatally aannaad
rrsafd ~ fioaoa or me sse
tHfa tf ths bandits has hasu paats sy
the Gag q lsnvsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19

London. ptc a. Thoss news.
papers 70 which the Brlilsa labl'e
looks for solid and canssrssiise
gu dance completely reject the idea
that an Americas loan 10 German
i probsble or. Ia pr.seat c'adltleus.
possible. These Journals base their
tksptielsm on long reports from thnr
fspondenis Ia the United states
who aprear . have probod import
sni sources y Information ostr the
weekend
The possibility q An ricaa in.er-
seRtion In Europo's trouale. stll
sngrossss attention here
Two or three Of the morning ntws
pap ~ r,iteraie vlih more or aes
striking ,mhc.lshmcnt lat weeks
stories c9nc rnlng an impending
loan
The possibility Of American I'M
teryentlon IN Eurcpts troubles stlh
'HAlNrHtf AAktMAaNN AtNfs
Two or there of ne morning news
papers reiterate With more or les
striking embellishmc aast weeks
stories oouostuinE u, Impending
lean
The consensus. however Is ~taat
there IS something IN th Wind aud
that there Is distinct possibility
that America IN ssme vly ihst has
no, been dsulged, viii take hand
IN helping . eolse the diffculiss
which hitherto have hafflfd Euro
pean statesmtn The Times while
d,precia,'ng exaggerated optimism.
saws that the rumors 81 Anercsn
Intervention doubtless have a Sub
ttratum u fact The newspaper
welcomes indications of the "fresh
interest and understand ng ths Uni
I'd states is showing In Eur p,an
conditions
The Morning Pest a'so vi loomod
~the obviously IN reaslng interest
Of the United States, thinks Amer
Ca IS beginning to recognize NOR
c'early that. sooner or later he
own industrial prosps rty must BE-
effected by the politics. and ec,n-
omic cond tions Of Europe
The Daily News although It does
not regard American intfrventicn
for the present as more than
possibility says 1t Is highly prob
able that such Intervention would
change the whole course OF events
In Europe
In Ell the comment there Is a
clear eag mess to see Intervention
and ihcer are many indie ons that
tht, d0sirc IS based on a confident
belief in The high American ideals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
Doctor
Names
Slayers


Nanen Ais. nf - severely
DESIGNATIONS raiss viu Is
ne asfssss Scr n m'usH sAlrs q
wilh manisr darhE me iifrru uais
today esnusasa Is iy fund tsns
ter iis cssf
spetiai stlenii tfrisy sas
directed 90 ths. esaci nms e mo
kHhuss ~ A 81 Kerr ebirf
eoanssl for ne aff.n,s Al q Yr
iffdtYs ~finesais ~ ih tiste acre
gusstlen.d A ienrih 81 ils po.af
aad ihelr esllmst q tha kUHnrs
in ne csmstsry ,srsa frm IS
- cekek ia ~ Mtmas q jane
sa
The witnesses fiso ufre eotslf
qa.shoaed - th4f mthuuaious
- ibe accused mfn hy ths d9tu,a
attorneys. Who Nffe earring oat
thslr announced iaifrtoa Il pros.
inF ~ Iron clad sili far e,eh q
thh tive dcftnAauts
vndeF q cross ffe - quest nlng
nr y Q sh'pmah nho testified
yesterday that ~ vat an efeut
nfss 4 ths shooting. End named
tNo u the difrudants & .itd thM
be previously hsd sald ihst no
could nor identity sny og he mfn
h. had seen "a M mst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
Eight More Ahen
Undesirables Are
OrderedDe d

iNf Ihs Ass.sIafft fFess
clsssland ohlo.. Dee is.--Eighs
slsns. ineisdins enc sorrse. isfi
hsre today IA charge q lnrlara
tlen sffiosrs fer Ns~ YER. frem
~hsrs ihsy ~H Be asportsa. rhs
~onan ~as charged ~ith having
stolen ne Affections o. hsr "a.
tsr's hustana VITA her ~as RE-
fs year old daughter
Ths ~e9sn. ~ith her Slaughter,
srrisse IN ihs seun,ry gsiy -
frsm Hungary. where hsr hsseana
died reeentls. she made her nosne
eith hsr sister AZ Martins Ferfb
Ohio. urih the latter. claiming shs
hso sson hsr hvseand's iasor
elected the woman and efid ~no
had bscowe public charges
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
SIAII OH. COMPANY
THROWN mo Hi\lli IIti

New fofH pse ~ Au lHRp.Hn
tafr petition ~ h,nkmpieY ets
nled today against the Llhsup ofl
COMPANY Win De b ril.a ani wrlls
ln kaaaai sud Oklahoma ~ thsrs
creditors uiih claims sNaf Fatns
ovr rlsht nsassna aeLsss
Tho petition questions ias iana
dfilou n lhe fd.ml district c'ur
q Klnsaa % which iha fommnY are
afld io have flsd haasmpief pro
eedluE Daemh.r Dth iiome a.
flca afs in thia elfY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
rRtainrsr uRats eoHe VIC
ihtsct N DAY ENFORCEMENT

Washlawan tee - ueamai 81
s3asaseinsnt - 60 tAa pfp.p~eta -
f'ineilaa present plohlhlllah uafef
NEST ofsbfms thfiuah sloasf 80,
"Fefallen between tha federal at
state saifonilss and an earnest 50
peal faf fvfsranfe * the lts was fslt
iataf hf aimlalsffaflea offlalas 49,
result = prssldshs HARDING ,aafsf
ehfe rH tha auh*gi 9Th sgais sstf
usfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
". u. a T. ItOAD
10 IlL-OIlGtNIII

Jtiftroa riiY 80 p ~ fh
re-organifafion II Tho Nssarl
kansaa and rsAaa riilrad company
tas approved today ~ ths pable
service comm's1on The new nfme
of the rad 3 alssoafl Kansla
Texas railroad c8mpauy The road
pfid flaleff1 as ra organization
fe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
BISHOP Oi AII. u
REPORTED Why III.

Baldwin. CITY ksntaf. Dsc ~
Improvement was nat o. ihe eaa
dli'ou ef ~ william A QaaYis
bishop oi ths at Loala dsuiet ~
ths Meth ldlsf Eplseapii church aho
is lii at hls home here Toe shop
suffered an stack q psrs.ysis sun
d'y hlsht The fso stiacsa Nsrs
a rcuffonse - a similar attach ln
Fan FfaHeisfa during TIE summer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
IHeHf strMa 70 "a ooolfs o.
NownY M pIaEApplaa

ilaaolaa pss - ras .s.s.hoa
era y ne inssuaa gilnsapp's .am
paaf hsfa approved iha ~ 4mmsa
daiian ef lhs directors fsfa Hnf sieaf
p.f eeai slast als.tssd asa "a q.
crease q fae eap.al aoek ifam 81
Qo9 800 rs $4,000 ass 4o5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
FoUR inJUaGo N


Cleveland. Dec % foaf persons
three of them flfsmen. were Injured
early today when ire ehieh for =
s.me threatened the destruction of the
Central market district. destroyed a
four story brick building on Broadway.
raraluT a i'ss estimated ~ more than
tie9.eeo Hundreds Of men sleeping
Ia nfsrby lodging houses we're res
eaed from smoke filled rooms By the
police.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
ANOTHER TRAGEDY
or TIE ROAD

nv The hssociafra rrcssl
Galveston. Texas. Dec. ia man
aged about 40 and young woman
about IS, apparently Italians, were
found dead near an overturned auto
mobile in a ditch on the Galveston
Houston road shortly before
o'clock Tuesday morning.
The n1ishap occurred about one
mile north of the Virginia Point.
The bodies were brought to Calves
ton where efforts were being made
70 Identity them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
Eternal Triangle
Again; Tho
Lires Snutfed Out


san Antee|s. fss uss ft
caFesfai Jsu,ss & ssetiestan -
tns ifth nsla aftiisfy cs~e
fFass. sna 49, HsaY >. kssss
- Neunksse~n. q ~sFw faena
snes e seam a hstsl nsss, hsfs
fhls meFnlna whts reAss hrass
peen - deeF sftsf hssHNa tssa
snsts A tuisst has .sssrsa 80
bfale % each rhs ~arsaa -. r.
tsa ana apesafsd ia hass bssa
slllsa ~NHs aaissp Hsnslns,ana
besy "a. blss 81 tss sts - ~
bsa. ~ith ths fsst 81 ne 80 saa
his hsaa - shs fleef A srsvr
fssslssr ssas assf Nlm esi.ss ts
lisvs ths wAN ahss ths ~a~sar 80
thea kliisa hllnsslf
rhs ~eusans hushsna .ss aslssp
- roern usaftf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
h. s. Loan
GernQRU
Probable?
BULLETIN
CBy Ihs Associated Prss J

london. Dee fs-Bsri.n aiseaieh
a. printed here too4y assert thAs ths
sudden fall of the dsllar 70 approRi.
mately 5000 rarss following rumors
o. an American losn hsa strange sut
startling results ~ Germany last
week end. The writers say ths; the
whole eoantry uas be~ilosred a
that sverybodys esieulasleHs. iena
adjusted te holding the seilsr At
something Ike 5000 marks. we're
eomp'e,ely upset
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
CARRIER PicEon usUo
TO chUocLg oRUss

vancouver. = G. Dec - While
The police searchsd house 10
Chinatown yesterday FOR hidden
dugs. a carrier pigeon few IN
bar.ng inba Of narcotics Two
men we're arrested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
JAPAN SOON TO sc

49, TIE Associated rfsasl
San Francisco. Bec 10 japan
vii b. - dry rat thin a fsw
years." David Starr Jordan. chan.
Gel or en- rifas of Stanford Unlyer
city dsehrfd On hla return from =
rslt n three m nihs 81 Japan.
The people over there fersses
The adyfhi ~ prohlhiiion. ~ sald
Many q them ars aiding 70 bring
i ah.uf~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
LEAGUE ron noaNnA. seHvlcr
BRANCHING our

lhf ne Aeseelsfaa rtsss
aia ffanf'sge. nsa 81 Tho ) ard
q alfefiafs ~ taa National league faf
vomeh's sruts haa purchased . siis
dawnioHn ~ ehlsa . slab q eosi a i.
p'aopa slli be erected q uas 49,.
Hhft1
TIE laaFa. has msmhsmhlp n
ea0 aDMsn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
MORE REWARDS OFFERED
FoR CLARA PHILIPS

lBy The Associated Press
Los Angeles. Dec. le.-Rewards
offered FOR the rs-capturs Or Mrs.
Clara Philips. hammer murdress
who esc3psd .frm tho Los Angeles
county jail. totals $1,000
o. this sum $3.50 is offered b.
Sheriff William ]. Trseger, $50 by
the Los Angeles county board OF
Supervisors and s2.0oo b. the LIS
Angeles Examiner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
HINTON IN AIRsHIP
HOPS OFF IN BRAZIL

Maranhao. Brazil. Dec 1s-Tieuten-
ant Walter Hinton and his fellow
aviators left for Camocin today IN
their seaplane Sampaio Correis II,
vita wb.ch they are flying from New
York to Rio de Janeiro. Csmocim. e
ccist town, is 400 miles east OF here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19

Mrs = 2. shuier Of Kansas city.
No. viii spend the holidays with
her p1wnts Mr and Mrs. y. y.
Meek on West Logan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
DRASTIC MEASURES ~
IRELAND STILL m VAGUE

tBy The Associated Press
Dublin. Dec. is,-Four railway men
and three laborers were executed
here this morning for interfering
with trains in County kildare. $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
Dry Sea
P'',,ng
"A l.Cked
q
Stated ffess
Was ta The tseN =
af b. flaai al Nrs Yaes
fN ea vessels eaaaaf
faaa - HasNaa aff. tH

teffiiaffsi esfea ~ fae laHet
stat eAs gtesea As eealfaf 81
nafmil aase.a sa4 ~ safftalea 81
AHN mai ae "a bgisf 81 tas
fsfssn Hass ff "a sapfsns eat
fedfY ~ traef AilsfasY canafa
Uaees N1ek fshan
Hem~eH He be seasons fsr tss %
thii lhs lbaeF sNaFt o. fuvvr
A. wltksfshtla aseaFst tmi it
taaash lha apsleaNa fmeaaussl
rs ihs y Pc "a "a sppl,sa 4, las
rulist Hiales sal Is ~ fsfgilsfr
aahlfct e. lw la siisfi.a tAsv ~
~ tpffst g sansillaie fsnlstleas
q tae atid afslf. af farsla
nssfehani ssassis femias slihla AN
tFete estfm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19

Philadelphia-Tha board q truss
tees o. the University % Penn4v.
vania accepted the resignation of
sfi5or General Leonard Wood ea
head of the Institution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19

Efforts 90 prove that a thumb
print GA canvas IS that ~
Leonardo IA Niuri dead ncarlN
400 years viii he made in thi
s0lnoo damage aui brought hY
Nine Address Hahn against Sll
Joseph puseen celebrated CON.
uoisseur and art dealer af Nea
York aud London Mime Hahn.
who Is 4 daughter 81 the Marquis
dc l.ariouN. of brittany aud the
wife oi captain Harry ! Hahn
former L s Army aviator ~
Kansas city alleges that She sui
fcred sHpuu0l damages when Sir
Joseph declared thar the paint.
ing was uoi The work 81 Leuo
ardo IA Nlnci
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
WEATHER

New Orleans. Dec. ls.- Tonight and
Wednesday fair and warmer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19

Cleveland--A tentative peoaram
looking toward the proposed msrg r
= The brotherhood Of Locomotive
engineers and ihe Brotherhood -
Locomotive Firamen and snglnemtu
was worked ont By a Joint commit
tee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19

Paris Sarah Bernhard was dis
snaded with great difficulty from
appearing in q new PLAY after rhs
had a fslnfing attack az the close
Of the last rehearsal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19

Missoula. Montana-A sllght earth
quake shock was felt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19

New York p Morgan and COM
pany notified the German ambassa-
dor Il was impossible FOR ifc firm
20 discuss or consider a loan q
Germsny until the rpsrstions ques-
ton wss settled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19

Angora a--The Kemallst gowrnm NJ
leclded 10 m, the embargo on the
departure of christians from snl-
ola.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-19
Over the Wire

Dublin-The first act paB bn an
Irish parliament for one hundred and
evenly three years went formally
through the Free state senate.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
Van Hook Enthusiasts
Organize Radio Club

Van Hook; ND, April 1.-THE Van
Hook Radio club has been organised
with a mem bership Of 40. Constitution
and bylaws have been adopted and
the following officers and board Of di-
rettors elected: ss,.E
President. Il. G. Ranum: vice presi-
dent. Gus Sather; Observation-Disclosures.
p. NJ. S~hefveland; chief operator. Paul
r. Brosz; electrician, Earl Johnson;
directors, A. T. Olson and W. H. Muir
ply.
1t is the purpose of the club to re-
ceive a radio receiving outfit, includ-
ing a magnavox and have it installed
in some suitable place. The fire hall
has been suggested. and the club may
ask for the use Of the rooms. 1t is
also planned to string a wire into the
local thcater and make arrangements
for entertainments there. The tele-
phone company may hook up with the
farm lines 80 that farmers nay also
have the benefit and enjoyment Of the
radio. Receiving instruments have
been ordered: IN ~,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
Cleanup Is Being
Staged AT Crook.ton

Crookston, MINI, April IA
crew of IL men have been placed on
the downtown streets Of Crookston
clearing up the winters accumulation
OF mud and fifth. according to City
Engineer John Mclean. As soon as
tho roads are dry machinery will be
placed on the city's dirt roads smooth
ing thena out,rthe engineer said.
Work on two of the city's bridges
Will also be started soon, officials say.
Repair of the Jerome's Addition
bridge will be made by the state
highway commission as 1t is tempor-
arily on one Of the states trunk
highways. Work on the Simpsons
addition bridge will be done by the
city which will be reimbursed for the
work by the county. The repair
work Is expected to include the paw
ing OF the roadways over the bridges
with %creosoted blocks, installation Of
cement sidewalks and painting OF the
structures themselves.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
Csnsuners Stsres
Receiver Is Sued:

Darlington, N. D., April &c w.
Reichert of Darlington, receiver OF
h United Stores company, now q de-
funct corporation. ID made the defend
ant individually and az receiver OF
the company In an action which has
been begun In district court In Ward
county by William Kane, who seeks
to recover $250 which he asserts is
due him for labor and services per-
formed at the instance and request OF
Reichcrt.
Tho complaint filed In the case
states that Kane was hired blythe de-
PENDANT, Reichert, to procure a pur-
chase tor q certain creamery and store
building owned by the defendant in
the city of Minotx Kane was to re-
ceive $50 4 month, the complaint
cites, and he worked one month and
Z half, which together with hotel bills
and other expenses which are listed,
amount to $3.50,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
Petticoat Government
Al Des. Laos Seems To
Be Proving Effective

Des Laos, April 7.-Des Laos new
village government OF women is now
completely In the saddle-"side sad
die" as one male comment puts it
and s'beginning work. The streets
of the village were cleaned and lew
eled with q scraper and the plans are
for considerable grading and gravel
ing work this year. \
At the meeting Monday A. S.
Spicher,. county commissioner. was
present at the village board meeting
by invitation and addressed the Off
Gals on the conduct of the poor de-
partment.
Mrs. II. L. Halvorson, village chair
man, stated that the first definite
piece OF legislation planned is a cur
few ordinance which will probably
provide for a 8 o'clock umne limit
for roaming the streets at night.
lage at present, it has developed, and
the wild night life is entirely ;unre-
strained.
The new board has held two meet
ings thus far and is learning the de-
tails before starting active measures
to any great extent. Mrs. Halvorson
states that a fire marshal and a street
commissioner will be appointed and
will likely be men as will the mem
bers Of the village volunteer fire de-
partrhent. However. she Will super
wise. both departments in her capacity
as village chairman.
Mrs. Halvorson is active in club
work and in the order OF Rebekah.
Mrs. E. G. Kinyon. village clerk, was
engaged in war work during the war
period and other members IF the Dea
Laos Official body have also been ac-
tive along various lines. Marshal
Ward. the new guardian Of the peace,
wears her official star but Is not
obliged to be on the beat all the time.
She attends tosher home duties as us
ual-as do the other won1en-rbut IL
always ready for an emergency call
and devotes some time regularly to
her new duties as do her colleagues.
The men of Des Laos, with few ex-
ceptions, + cooperating cordially
with the women n encouraging and
helping them in every way possible:
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Northwestern NeUs
Big Rush For Kids
Haircuts Apparent
III All Barber Sleeps

Bismarck, n. D., April THE
youngsters of North Dakota are
oowdtng their cl;;ers out Of the
barber shops during the nrst
warm days Of spring. A Sarvcy OF
thcoc caniA Landscape gardens
shows . four year old In about
ev0Fy other chair, grayely cycling
an altering rejection In the mir
ror rs the SCISSORS snip away fAir
locks and dafk-no0tly fair.
The BARRIERS have TO talk rope
skipping, jacks and marbles to
their customers IL they. wish TO
'dlSUaas sports. And they arc not
able to say, '.Tonic, SIRE" At tho
end. Of the session.
Mother. II usually along to. $50
that the thing Is done right.
The girls and the boys under
four are getting their hair. bobbed
In square Dutch fashion. The
more mature young gentlemen
who range from four to Six years.
usually insist on an honest to
goodness haircut such - other
men wear, however.
:. A feH youngsters object to
facing the unknown tcrroFs~of the
barber chair but mostly they
show only A>wide-cyed interest.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
Pioneer Burlington
Resident Is Dead


Burlington, N. d., April 7.-Scor.s
Of old time friends of John J.. Honnc-
well, a resident or Ward county since
1883. attended the funeral Of that
pioneer Ward county man at Burling-
ton Wednesday afternoon.
Death came to the deceased very
suddenly last Thursday in California.
He had been spending the winter with
his daughter, Mrs. John Shipton.
Mr.. HONEYWELL had been in failing
health for several years and death is
said to nave been the result of a
%paralytic stroke.
He was II Of the first justice Of
peace in Ward county, and was ac-
tive in political and social affairs Of
the county until recent years when his
health failed him. He was Familiarity
known among his ac%quaintances as
Judge" g,