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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-27
Harding. fo Send &.
Name Of Successor
al To Pitney To Senate

Washington. Dec. 27.-President
Harding is expected to send to the
senate within the next few days the
nomination of aFsuccessor to Justice
sPitney, OF the supreme, court. who
has rendered his resignation to take
effect January I. Retirement OF JUS
tice Pitney Will create the fourth
vacancy on the supreme court bench
which President Harding has been
called on to NIL. /, ~
Two names. tn lose OF Governor Mill
.er of New York. recently defeated FOR
rejection, and Chief Justice Robert
Won Moschxisker OF the Pennsylvanta
supreme court, have been most prom
inontly mentioned as possible fsucces-
aorp to Justice Pltney. jt +.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-27
SIREETER Nd,
7 SUFFERING FOR
WANT OF COAL /. !,
So r a, l--.'H = t.l
Strenuous ! Y Appeal Made tpc' \
White FOR Shipment
of Anthracite.

st. Paul, Mimi. Dec. 27.-First re-
ports Of actual suffering as a result
of the coal shortage were received to-
day by G. P.:White,Y northwest feder-
al fuel distributor. in letters from
Streeter, N. D.. and Marble. MINI. Mr..
White Immediately directed his ef-
forts toward relieving the situation
in those communities. Y.
William Krekow, county commits
sioner of Stutsman county, writing
from his home at Streeter, asks that
some relief be given that community
Immediately to prevent further suf-
fering.
II have never before seen the suf-
fering Of the people for want Of hard
coal to keep children and themselves
from freezing" he said In his letter.
Streeter has received only two car
loads Of hard coal during the entire
season. he said.
c. H. Dockeray of Marble also asks
that immediate relief be forthcoming
for that community where he declares
there will be much suffering unless
coal can be obtained within the next
few days.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-27
CONDITION | OF
NINE. BERNHARDT
MORE SERIOUS
Instructions Issued That No
One Must Enter
Siclroorn.

Paris, Dec. s7.-(By the Associ-
ated Press. .)-Madame Sarah Bern
hardt's condition took another turn
for the worse today. Physicians
ascribed It to the fatigue following
her activity yesterday when She
arose from her bed. partook Of SOLID
The actress household is again
depressed, although Madame herself
is Just as confident a. ever\ that she
TWO more doctors were called in
this morning besides Professor Obs
sier and Marot and after long con-
sultation they issued the following I'm
structtons to membersNof tho house.
hold;
E..aThe undersigned physicians insist
upon tho Absolute. necessity. Of letting
no one aenter the siskroom. "s.j
.fSSS Ss Diesross nbiss,sr, ,Marpt...
4erhese orders are clear" Madame
Norfuand, kogsrnsss. of. the household,
saids aftsr round u sscoidinS the but-
4leff for per1HfttinS Fths correspondent
70 enter the house, ''but Madame In
sists upon sestns whomsoever abe
Ths elderly nunrs. Who is attending
the actress. said: s.F
Madame is . very headstrong
patient" Sp.a
The physicians have ordered that
the door bell be disconnected ana that
the telephone receiver be left on the
hook. All calls must originate with
In the house, a. the constantly ringing
bell might annoy, the patient The
doctors do not conceal their admira-
ton Of Madame Bernhardt's courage,
declaring that she 10 ''the most won
derful woman" hs 5lt'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-27
URGES CHANGE
IN. TAX SYSTEM
FOR RUSSIANS
Budget for 1928 Not Pre-
sented Because of Unstable
Condition Of Ruble,
thy Tho Associated Press. }

Moscow, Dsc. 27.-The all Russian
Soviet congress at its session yester-
day heard reports concerning the a.
nanoial situation taxes and Indus
try, to which questions the various
government departments are giving
much attention because Of recent
events. eyst,
NJ. sokolnikofe, the acting commits
sar Of finance. was the principal
speaker. He asserted that he was not
prepared to present the budget Ifor
1928 because Of the unstable condi-
tion of tho ruble and declared that
budget deficiency had necessitated q
further issuance Of paper money with
the result that the currency had not
yet been stAbilixed.
Proposes Change. r.
Az ono Of the means for overcom-
ing the deficit he recommended a
change in the tax system asserting
that he thought 1t best to shift from
a tax in kind for the peasant to a
monetary tar. He suggested the
change be brought about gradually SO
as to prevent confusion and hardships
among individuals.
NJ. Stain, commisar OF national
minorities urging unifcation Of the
allied republics, announced that cur
tailment Of the Soviet army to $780,
900 men had already begun. He as
serted that owing to the fact there
was still danger from outside attack
because of unsettled conditions. Rus
sia should have . a.strong, unifed army
for protection.
y Harmony Necessary.
The commisar asserted that anoth-
or cause calling for unifcation Of the
Soviet republics into q single -socialis-
tic federation was the economic situ-
alton inasmuch as nearly all Of Rus
sia's= resources had been exhausted
The small autonomous republics. he
said, could not exist without Russia
proper and, on the other hand, Rus
sia could not satisfactorily re-estab.
lish her national life without theit
combined SUPPORT. The present imam.
cial condition sof the country necessi.
tated unt1catinn; he asserted.
d. Thsrs was 10 orposasis ~ tho uni,
+ I'd ;tfiEf 4 ypeclal. 60 ongrsss 30 called K
make thSFplanS a reality, MI IA
T iG3 Moro Paper Rubles.
10 give an idea <of the situation
confronting the country as q result ot
the ruble's depreciation, the commisai
said that last. January seventeen 5trit.
lion paper rubles were in circulation
while at the present time the total
was 1,S00trillion. sa N
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-27
CHILE'S PLANS
THOUGHT CHANGED

Santiago. Chile, Dec. 27.-Chile'e
intention of re-establishing diplo-
matte relations with Peru as soon as
ratifications Of the Tacna-Arica pro-
tocol have been exchanged, is believ-
ed to have changed In view Of Peru's
answer to Chile's invitation to the Pan
American conference. In Its reply.
forwarded about two weeks ago, the
Peruvian government made reserva.
tions regarding the treatment Of Pc
+ruvians in Chile. a.
+, It Ia believed here that relations
could be- re-established If certain con-
cesA ons were made.
Santiago, Chile, Dec. 27.--Ambassa-
dor Matthew OF. Chile, It is learned.
acting on Instructions from his gov-
ernment has suggested at, Washington
that Secretary Hughes visit Chile
while tho Pan American conference
is In session. III. TX " NJ s8 u, "
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BRITISH FINANCE 0a
MISSION SAILS FOR
THE UNITED STATES

London. Dec. 27.-(By the Associ-
ated Press.)-The British financial
mission to the United States. headed
by Stanley Baldwin. chancellor of the
exchequer, sailed for New York this
morning on the liner Majestic. Be-
sides the chancellor, the party In
cluded Mrs. Baldwin and daughter.
Montagu c. Norman, governor OF the
Bank of England; Rowe Dutton.
financial adviser, and p. J.. GrigS OF
the treasury. .l.
It is expected the mission will re-
turn about the end Of January.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-27
SUBSCRIBERS"
COT BOOZE IN
FOREIGN PAPERS

Chicago, Dec. 27.-1ncreased inter.
national circulation Of Mexican and
Canadian papers brought about the
discovery that bootleggers have been
shipping brandy and whiskey in ten
ounce tubes wrapped in the papers
according to federal officials.
Twelve regular subscribers were
taken into custody yesterday by Fred
Gardner. in charge Of the treasury
special agents Office. Search was con.
Stemplated for tho subscription solicit.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-27
Determined Fight
Against BOrah's
Plan Is Launched
Administration Senator'S Strongly Opposed TO Proposal
To Request President To Call New Economic And
! Disarmament Conference; Original Form OF Amend
ment TO Naval Bill Main Point OF Attack.


Republican
Washington
I l.
u a
Washington Dec Of Republican senators
conference ia / &
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Seattle, Wash, Dec. 27.-The
freighter. Tudor STAR reported as pos
sibly lost In the Atlantic ocean, is in
tow of a rescue vessel, according to q
cablegram received today from Liver
pool by the Admiral Oriental line,
agents for the Tudor Star. n ~
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VESSEL BELIEVED
LOST TAKEN in TOW. {
e. BY RESCUE SHIP

New York, Dec. .27.-The French
liner Savoie, arriving, here today after
the roughest voyage In her history.
reported the possible loss at sea Of
dor Star is operated by the Blue Star
line Of the Union Cold Storage COM
pany. @ .. X
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-27
Wool GROWERS TO MEET.

Salt Lake City. Utah. Dec. 27.-The
1923 convention OF the National Wooi
Growers' association. January "a to
26, win be held at Spokane. Wash,
according to announcement today BY
r. r. Marshall, secretary. aeretofore
been an annual event for Salt Lake
City. s$
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Expect Important Move.

Bastrop. La, Dec. 27.-There was
an air Of expectancy hero and around
Mer Rouge early today as department
OF Justice agents and Representatives
of the state government renewed
their activities In the investigation Of
the Morehouse kidnapping case and
widened their efforts to run down the
persons responsible for the dynamit-
ing Of a nearby lake which gave up
the bodies Of two men Identified as
Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards,
abducted by a masked mob last Au-
gust. 1t was declared additional ar
rests were imminent.
Secret service men were reported
to have located the place where the
dynamite. said to have been 1900
pounds, was sold, and some of the
men suspected Of being implicated in
the dynamiting are under surveil-
lance. The Investigators indicated arr
rests may occur soon. 49,
The arrest in Baltimore yesterday
Of DR.. B. M. McKoin, former mayor
Of Mer Rouge, at the request Of Gov
ernor John NJ. Parker, caused consid-
cradle excitement among the towns
population. Little groups OF citizens
gathered in public places and on the
streets to discuss the case and tho
probable next move Of the authorities.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-27
MRS. OIL. JONES
/ IS. $ !. NOW ] \ FACING A I |
MURDER CHARGE
.More Mystery In Shooting
Tragedy; Woman Contra !.
diets Points In Story.

Louisville, Ky., Dec. 27.-The air
Of mystery surrounding the shooting
Of o.: Il. Black in the apartment of
Mrs. Olive L. Jones, divorcee, was
increased today by facts uncovered
by police department investigators.
Mrs. Jones, who claims she fired In
self defense. faces charge of
murder.
Officials declare important points
in the woman's account of the tragedy
had been contradicted.
Monday morning, Mrs. Jones told of
ficers she shot Black late Sunday
afternoon, following quarrel and
watched all night over the body, un-
able to summon courage to call
police.
The woman apparently was in her
usual cheerful mood between IL and
1910 o'clock Sunday night. accord
ing to William Hixson. ~, who ac-
daughter Of Mrs. Jones and c. H.
Jones Of Cincinnati. her divorced
husband, home from . picture show
Mrs. Jones declared following her
surrender that she was In hysterical
condition during the night and tainted
several times. G.st
Wiro Plays Part.
| Investigators also intimated the
discovery Of piece Of looped wire
outside the window near which the
body was found was considered OF
importance. The wire, together with
marks believed to have been caused
by shoenails, indicated possibility
that Black was shot in another room
from the one in which the body was
found, and raised or lowered through
the window. It was said.
Mrs. Jones' former husband de-
lclared in Cincinnati yesterday thai
prior to the shooting plans had been
made for the remarriage OF the
l.divorced couple January l. He re:
iterated his statement that he would
stand by Mrs. Jones throughout the
On - ,fiE ',&s "a ID la t'-.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-27
ARMOUR AVDCO.
OF DELAWARE
SEEKS CHARTER
Contemplated Merger of Ar.
: mour Co. and Morris Con-
Germ Not Mentioned.

r Dover, Del, Dec. 37.-The Ger.
tincate for . charter for Armour
Z Go. Of Delaware was filed at
the once Of the secretary of
state here today. Tho company
is capitalized At $160, ,000, 900 and
Is authorized to deal in cattle
and live stock of all kinds. Tho
incorp0rntors named In the cer-
tiflcate arc A. NJ. Hoover, M. A.
Bruce and H. nj. Anderson, all Of
Wilmington. identified with the
Corporation Trust company Of
America, which drew up the In
Corporation papers.
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opelned TO Debate.

~&S&AA~SSA A~SsSeO&A/s
Washington, Dsc. 27.-The whole
Europe. particularly as they involve
the problems Of economic rehabitita-
tion and disarmament, was opened up
to debate in the senate again today
whom work was resumed on the naval
appropriation bill after the Christ
mas recess.
The immediate vehicle which had
brought the troubles Of the European
powers once more to the front on
the senate floor was an amendment
to the naval bill. introduced by
Senator Borah, Republican OF Idaho
and requesting President Harding to
call an International conference In
Washington to consider methods OF
restoring sound business and fnan-
cial conditions" and to seek an agree
ment for further Limitation Of naval
construction, @ 81
Oppose Original Form.
After q week Of conferences. ad.
m1nistration leaders indicated that
they could not support the proposal
in it's original form, and negotiations
were proceeding for notifications tc
mako It acceptable. y
Definite Break. @
Meantime a definite break had dc.
veloped within tho ranks OF the sen.
ate irrsconcilable group OF which
Senator Borah has been .; leader
since the League OF Nations fight
Senator johnson, Republican OF Cali
, fornia, and others taking the position
! that q conference like that proposed
. would embroil the United States hope
lessly I'm European politics.
lii some quarters, It WAS expected
that tho views Of President Harding
would bey made known Ing dAoisiy,
waybefore sthss Nsf h nAaaa,rGgsaes q
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Merger Not Mentioned.


The Incorporation, papers make no
mention of any contemplated merger,
simply following the legal lines of
such applications.
The new corporation is authorized
to conduct general mercantile and
manufacturing business, particularly
the buying, selling and dealing In cat
tie. hogs, sheep and other livestock.
grain. poultry, butter. eggs, ETC.. to
operate. equip and maintain manufac-
turing and other plants. packing
houses. factories and branch estab-
lishments and other property pertain
ing to the conduct of such business.
The charter Is a perpetual one.
Details Not Announced.
Chicago. Dec. 27.-Details Of the
financing Of the new Armour. and
Company of Delaware and the pend
ing purchase of Morris and Company
by Armour and Company have not
been announced by j. Ogden Armour
Understanding in financial circles
here today, however, was that some
announcement of the proposed chang.
,es in the packing business would be
announced soon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-27
IMPORTANT MOVE BYSTAIE AND
U.S.. OFFICIALS EXPECTED A
ANY TINE IN KIDNAPPING CASE
Nixon Declares He Is Not A
Member OF Ku Klux Klan
But Strongly In Favor OF
Actions And Lauds Work
In Cleaning Up" Mer
Rouge.

Baltimore, Nd, Dec. 17.-A
writ Of habeas corpus for Dr.. b.
NJ McKoin, former mayor Of Mer
Rouge, La, arrested here yestGr-
day On.a charge of murder was
obtained this morning.
The writ, which was Issued By
Chief Judge james p. G0rter In
the city court, was made return-
able Immediately.
At about the same time DR..
McKOin was arraigned for q
hearing before Justice Stanleigh
In central police court. but at the
request OF the detectives on the
case the Justice adjourned the
examination until next January 8.
This WAS In compliance TO a telc-
! gram from Governor Parker Of
Louisiana, requesting that DIR.
Mckoin bic held for ten days and
saying that extradition papers
would be forwarded. DR.. Nc
Koin was then taken to the Of
flee of States Attorney Leach
preliminary to tho habeas corpus
hearing before Judge Gorter.
Upon the request Of Attorney
Casman. Judge Gorter postponed
the habeas corpus hearing until
tomorrow.
Baltimore, Dec. 27.-Dr. B. M. Nc
Koin, former mayor Of Mer Rouge,
La, who was arrested here yesterday
at the request Of Governor John NJ.
Parker of Louisiana, that he be held
for murder in connection with the re-
cent murder and KIDNAPPING at More
house Parish, La. will be arratgned
in police court today.
Advices from the governors office
at Baton Rouge, last night stated a
reQulsition on the governor of Mary
land for the return Of DR.. McKoi to
Louisiana would be issued Immediate
ly. 5e
Contrary to reports that DR.. Nc
koin was taking a post graduate
Johns, HopkiHaaSNniversity
Brady Institute. UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS
declared that McXptn had NO Official
connection with tne institution and
that he was q guest of DR.. Hugh II.
Young, head Of tho Brady Institute.
Denies knowledge OF Murder.
Dr.. McKoin yesterday denied
knowledge Of the murder of r. II.
Richards and Watt Daniels. whose
mutilated bodies were found In Lake
La Fourche. He said the men were on
the bad side"-the side OF bootlek-
gers, gunmen and others Of bad re-
pute.
He salso stated yesterday that al
though he was not a member OF the
ku Klux Klan, he praised their meth
DDS In helping Mer Rouge rid itself OF
lawleasness. g,
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mEi.r wANrrn-rpnA,p

HELP wANTEn-EpaA,u se
ARE YOU GOING TO SCHOOL, FAN
term Of Tulsa Buslneas College starts
Monday ana Tuesday September ana
o. Entire building being rcpsintcd and
decorated. Special summer rates In ef-
feet uutil september TO. Get IN touch
with us Immediately. Telephone Drago
1879 for appointment, iO9.lt +, Third
AT ONCE-Fiyo ladies' to travel, fem0n-
strato and sell dealers i40 70 t't per
week, raIroUd fare paid Goltrich IruE
Co.. Dept 20l-R, omaha. Non
AMBITIOUS. imaginative. educated young
lady 10 asHist young author lH Hpgta
time easy. pleasant work Write box
EXPERIENCED lady bookkeepsr ana
steuographer, references required. Ap-
ply 10 y Third.
EAHS 1910 weekly. addressing, mai.
ing circulars Instructions l?c Mnuoy
back 10 dissatisfied. Palace Mailing co.,
TulcdO, ohio.
EXPERIENCED childrcn's nurse, city
references required. 1855 S. Norfolk
hHaF" hi1y.
.GlRL wishlns good nome, help care for
baby. ANAL salary. b?9 W. Brady Phone
usnge st0t
HOTELS need trained women. rutl0n.
wide demand for hIEll-tHlari'l rypCu-
t!yeE; past experience uuneo".sary, we
train you by mail nnd put y0a lu touch
with biR opportunities everywhere
write a. once ior particulars Lewis
H1tc. Training schools, Desk cots,
Warrington -. e.
HEMsrITCHING AZ cut rates this month,
CHlIdrcn's clothes tailored 20 order less
than rrHdyrUH0o prices. an kluls ~
fancy work Mrs Allen 2li = Frisco,
hHaEe al.l.
LAblES--2lU daily eusy. BrRud new. ItHl-
ian glove vests ana boomers Tor
ladies' FIRST time ever Offered Tor sale
by agents Beautifully tailored, low
priced WIN last for years Lsuudered
over night All sizes, write quick Mac
b-Dhes Mills Co, Si,k 20o6, Cincinnati,
ohio.
LNDIEs-t5 10 tI5 daily easy Your pay
in advance Introducing new faIi liue
guaranteed hosiery Must wear or Ie
required, Just show samples, We DC.
liver amt collect. Elegant outnl fur.
uiBhel an o0lprs and grades Including
silks and hOathers Mao-D-Ches Aills
co. Fall 1919 Cincinnati, ohio.
rARILI FURNISHED servants quat.vr,
90 exchange t0r houaewurk, slb S. B0u
der.
PHOTOPLAYS-5.O 600 IDEAS needed. WORK.
inE gItl paid $4,000 for ltrBh she
thought worthless, Details free Write
Producers League, ses 81. Louis,
SERVANT QUARTERS iu exchange f0r
laundry work 1909 h Iroost
SALESI.ADY-To sell complexion clay
maEe 50 daily. New successful plan
Need nye wire take charge each town
No investment Sylyane Complexion Clay
90. 6ls Champlain Az. Chicago
STENOGRAPHER wanted only experts
need apply, an Roberts BldS,
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ATTEND an accredited commercial
school, start your course September
or 5. at Tulsa business College, the
"'bb'is Wv W. "HH''' p'H'"'H' l ,.ll' -
ENERGETIC young man or woman want
. od rs stouugrHpher and office assistant,
must write neat hand and be sccutBto
Prefer Tulsa high school graduate. cum
moToiai course, Fine opportunity for
beginner, Answer giving references ana
experience. II any. II. G. NJ, T.. O, box
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Employment
MNNIrn-IEMAIr


hALGSLAul WNSrED-A hIsh.,IHHs Bri
store Requires the services 10 q woman
who has some knowledge ~ pictures
IFauInE HNu ceramics. knowledge y
Interior decorating ha'pful 10 ono who
can i'a.N SHOW s1|rs Hn.Nty' ana ln
.'ltIt', }uu. r'wprusnt'uu governed
"n.N by "h.'N ...Nn NnHwHl EIvIuE
l'l.l l.. 4,,,'.'si I'.n' confidential
l.AIllIlt' .'r iN0 fhn uuv trrw
Delays loco desirable l.fHHuf, $50 ..n-
uliHsIuu out uI "nU. a.HII. Mr.r Tor
wrugu.1rs st.'a HoH.uag cIlp uos
.ta. Dallas
TEACHERS wanted september Ihoro
s uu over supply .l laa.ur.a aud s1i.
llrH Hfr dropping tur uHItuH.Hu "III I,-
.p'ic 'i .s9ai IU women -.r"u uh.r d to
ulT kaunns CITY NJ
lNANIN SANITARY NAPKIN Mai
I.'r vent. 900 stamp" 'nr flWpIr nr'Hr
Crescent Nluuu, turing Co.. l"i o.. I|f
Irvulu ST.. tus Angeles I"III
WHITE UpusEkEErER. Fo home
nirnls r.trfcnc'a Gail after 30 "a. m.
300 W. seventh 81
WANTED Intelligent Young gin,
li ur la. tu tnhr care NJ children
and live hrr. Aidrrss sol.H
WANTED IodI,e experienced ln nury
hurr. sIbrr hours write mmrdIatnN
t' Underwood Nft Durds co. Ports
mouth thla
"ASn ha,s, ,a., Il Ss"AN1MnEi'MA'p-ne''''''" A1.lls"a
MNNtEpn .,o r'p"r'.u,cl .'o, midIls
~ ,nmctou
WANTED. Competent Woman ur oil
t'il huurdIuK house, must bn good
cook good vases Mrs, John Weaver
WANTED Ton urst,lbsH rsaiy.to.wrtr
71icsinliss. only tnua" experienced must
have vil" HDgunlufHnue iu r'tvi gnUd
prop"suru for those that can produce
Greal' "r' G." ", + fTIraii" "''''''''
W NNTEp-. an.uHu Iadi,- tu sful tncIr pUk
uuu urUHuHIe dresses tU Terry Mtlief
cleaners, sltlrf1tfiuu guaranteed. urilra
'"asYnnL.c. tolur lhn .--..
WANTED YouuE women tu enter train.
ug school Tor nurHcs, only those ~
Euud character nul hHhliE need hpp'y
Npply Suprrinteuirnt of Nursea Tulsa
uospltnl.
FALL TERM -iotts Sopt B. Day aud
night school SEQ uH n interested IN
business training brnugnou'- business
college. bio Main pshgo Sbsi
WANTED--W White maid. must be Euol
cook city tofoTenucr required. two IN
family 1888 "a Peoria. Usage i72l
WANTEpa-seyrrni sulesIadlcs who can
mako house tu house snles Articles ~
value Tor food. soils at sight Applv
sunday $40 to II a. M. 72i 8 Main
No phone rUls
WANTED White Rir for Homework, can
10 home nights can 3l6 W Twelfth.
WANTED -StrnpErpphcr principally FOR
bIlliug t2i y. nuuldcr
WANTED Colorcd sirl Tor general house
work ms EHst FitiA place. Usage
2G7f.
ANTED--gettlcd colorcd woman for
general huusework must have good
references. li0i 8 Newport
WHITE WOMAN 10 do general housew0rk
and live In home. Phone Usage BiD7,
after u. M. Mrs Powers 1893 Eqston
court corner Vancouver, irving place.
ANTED-Colofed grl Tor general
houseworl, Family of three Must he
neat ana cioau. good cook References
required No other need apply Best of
wsges. l2lb =. Newport Az
YOUNG GiRL wishes room mate In home
ike Mace s. OsHgp bEtG.1
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WANTED. 600 cotton pickers; season
starts september ami lasts uli Febru
cry; prices that prevail IN other cotton
sections, piCkers con make from - to
IS dav Steady work no rain mia
climate. Myron l.. watson, growers ln-
bor agent blythe, Palo Verde Valley.
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