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The Washington herald., 1922-06-14
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music until he went home with his
friend across the street. when his
mother asked him how he liked IL
he replied: 20. ] liked IL all right,
but It made me listen so fast"
B. NJ. B.
The conversation was on minia-
lures. Olive. who Is always told
she is just like mother. listened
attentively, and then said: 20,
The Washington herald., 1922-06-14
LOVE AND LEARN
Peter Clark Macfarlane

lively. humorous yarn Of college life which will prove an
excellent remedy for soul spectrum over.hot with blue
The Washington herald., 1922-06-14
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ing I greatly dislike. The next
moment I found myself waving the
plate in the air, and shouting, In
my best house manner, any one
here want my salad?"-M. 8.
That's Gratitude.
One day. in class. / was trans
lating Virgil. Coming to a word
didn't know. I stumbled and stopped
l looked in vain through my lis,
and as last resort asked the girl
next to me for the mea aning.
shut up" she answered.
shut up. yourself" l replied In
dignantly.
The teacher overheard my remark
and frowned while the class roared
The word meant to shut up or in
close. III. w
Last summer we decided to bu,
an automobile. and not desiring to
be bounded by the different sales
men, gave our name as the Burk
family.
One evening we went down for q
demonstration. accompanied by a
friend of the family. who intro.
duced US as "the Burk family"
Upon leaving, the salesman said
do not believe l was introduced to
you. Ny names Jones"
My brother. off mis- guard. said
Glad to know you. Mr.. Jones. My
names Crane"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
MRS. 0BENCHAIN
ACITATED over
DEATH MENTION
l2 AEE PASSED FOR CAUSE
as JURORS IN KENNEDY
MURDER CASE.

Los ANGELES Fot o. Tho sll.,
Ht pcrrmptorv rmlIcugus was reached
Doc, tvia, 900 th" rhoosur or e jlr, u
HH N.s Madralnnc Or,urh1iu ua tb.
HIg. "t numbering j Hpnuu k,rn,lr
lh' prosecution exercised thr nrst ,h,l.
''ug' of this Kind eliminating NAL.
tl,nuau.
~ th. uu, 90. adjournment There
N.rr cirh women and tom mon m fh.
jury box u'ssod for ,.tuso SIX p,r.ou.
had hccu excused ~ opposition d. tho
lHjh p,ualiy and our ho,aus, uf a fixed
opinion concerning th, case potcus.
attorneys asked prospective Jurors
Vc'hrr thry had read au, uf ~. r,I
druc" m The trial of Arthur g. Inrch
r"drf.udHnt uf Mrs phruuhnin which
resulted 200 e disagreement Nu,thrr
question was whether the, would d..
deferred from voting to acuuii Nlr.
'"urhtin lN fear that such action
would d. rrItIriscd publicly Iv tho ds
tr1 attorney
M's Olsen, htin showed some signs ~
agitation whom the Goath penalty Wa
dscuss'd hni appeared composed an
other occasions she pasgod mos, ~
the time r wh.sp.rrd conversations
with h'r divorced husband Valrh y
oh"nohain ~ Chicago who is ono NJ
hnr ATTORNEYS she kept th, lower rar'
~ h.r @ra mHfrlcd ir fur and tho
h.w ~ e barge ha, concealed
hor forehead ,ud ewes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
MOVE MADE TO
UNITE WORKERS
OF EVERY LINE
CALL is ISSUED FOR CON,
FERENCE OF PROGRESS.
IVES" AT CHICAGO.
~ Associated Pres.


WASHINGTON. Feb. Ga cali fo-
a "confcrcnre oi PrugrcssiycS. 20 Do
held IN Chicago February 20. was son,
out t"lay over the signature ~ the
heads ~ siN railway ompluy.s' unions.
Who acted as committed ~fscn,ing.
isey ii. ''dd : Ji2' r Ss, ,z'rl@'
while di-ciaimIng amy purpose ~
forming 70 new labor PARTY or a labor
coalition. tho official cill asserted that
nll the inherent rights u man ruaran
,ocl hv our constitution are being de-
strovcd hy the agents ~ privilege" II,
summoned all progressive 90 help
reach q common understanding 90 bind
tho workers ~ au wallis of hfc 10
voihcr."
Thos" who signed thr call wrr, WI.
liam " Johnston. proeld'r n the In.
t"rnatiunal Association OF NarhInists.
Martin = Ryan general president
rruth"rhood of Eai'Va, CARMEN ~
America. " S Stone grand ,,hief
Hroihorhuud uf lormnty, Engineers.
T.. J Marion. president ~ Tho order n
Railway TclcEraphcr, Timothy Hoalev
president lnt'ruttiort brotherhood -
Stationary Firrmcr and oilers Lee
sheppard president order Hgiiva,
Conductors Mrruurs preliminary .
the conference call v.re hed last munl
Zoo Chicago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
AUTO DEALERS
REPORT PLANS
FOR EXHIBITION
MERCHANTS OF AMARILLO
ARE ENTHUSIASTICALLY
IN FAVOR OF SHOW.

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
GOVERNOR SUED
UPON CHARGE or
SEDUC!NC WOMAN
MISSISSIPPI EXECUTIV E
SAYS CHARGE is DAMN.
ABLE BLACKMAIL. -"

D. Associated Press
JACKSON Miss. Frb. 10 \ sioo uoo
Uau1ag' suit lucguc seduction n..l
J., N,s l|rros g. EIhh,ud ,ssIus.
l"' y. l;uss.ll gucuH oi Niss.s
sup,u m ihc United States District
tHut here to-day was declared o., prom
iu'nt officials JH prrugy our ui th, hit
t"r 20 ana most sensational legal ana
r.llicil ughts i1 thr history of The
tjc
Governor I;uss. 70 refused ta dis,uss
th' Su.t further thar to dr.hr,. D. 'tho
n."-t dauWahl" hl,chmau conspiracy In
tHr HISTORY ~ Mississippi Intimate
& .v's - b" governor however said
that II d.d mot come entirely ss sur.
ifi-r. rumu~ a. such an action having
hs1'H more co. lrs, common .uss.p boz po.
ii..ual circles
ln h", hil ,l particulars. Miss Hlk
t.'d 1~ts S'ooou u0 each uf two
counts The first. alleging seduction
Is ilst -h" Was persuaded Co Hti.il
tu r's vl'l and that ss i result "p,ain.
ir's reputation and character were
ruined snd caused h,r u lus.. h,r en-,
l''Wcuf. and her health was ruined
." her gr'1f d1mlg, Boz the sum ~
'"NrINI'Ep ~ pAGR two
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07

the certificates msy l. '.,. ut ana re-
tanned tu th, donors
llsus v'r, i. mad, fU ..... thr fund
ast u.eht iiut 80 ru.r telephone
M. SAG, f..m Hereford stated thst a
funI OF tgH nr So vIs Iug raised
th Nnd 90 was in.r~s'#r ta ,-lusc
th. fund varn wfr.-,f,. was given
thst go. mHr-y w.HI o.. .r' h-r, 90.
fa, noon
The Security E.u.ff ass. station
PLANNED fo raise sum f-.N its MON.
n"rs snd rt tgih'y vote Hutubutiou
uui ot its fund.- and trHi mooney B.
scheduled o. rony .r tdtl
Fund. received yrsf,Ii1, f.aiicl 80
hrinv.ns DE SUM ta t5l-.. Tho total
previously knovlciEcd vas t-si 80.
More than 90 prr cen .f this fund
hss l'c.n received frm ,f.s over the
nnhsnd'. " Amarillo peri' VII con
irihut, ul,r'll, today. q srlrt,h the
Nntl 'n, O. Its, dnrtIon o. The
Daily News fund ihc SUN ot money that
can o. sent O. hrsdqusrt'rs VIII run
h,Vuud sgGe
Z believe thar woodrow wilson
twice president ~ tb, tHf.l Stsies Is
~nVTTNr-Fn OK rsoF TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
PLAINS FAMILY HELD
NOT WORTHY OF FUND

a l,t'f v.s published i7 the
nstN New. hr saturday pUrport
ns 'o .,H ot 20 Dmi. difficulties
bon fh, Lower Panhandle cotton sec.
t.or Scores of telephone calls were
ruysi,ol st thr pi1, News ard
many offers uI as,.s1uHy were
uriar
tpor Investigation in that com.
murf, OIL, MiN N,rs unds that
Oh. uu1t ls nov worthy Uf recciv.
ing funds from thr public People
in thr ruHmunt, from which tho
srp,al ,ams declared that they
would have tv.u tu, citd themselves
20 have lrlu,i had thr family brrn
IU dIsfr.s-
Thr p1f Nru- vr 4ufmnt o.
rciun tIi ihe funds riten .' for this
pwIose should lnt money not De-
returned ht th' unih News to the
donors. b. viii b. turned over to
thr salvation Armr However the
Nou- would not sorcpi much money.
pending investigation Of ths case
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
WILL CROWN Plus xI SUNDAY
REDS ARE ORDERED
TO GET HAIR CUTS
By Associated Pres.

BY Associated Press
MOSCOW. Feb Especial In.
structions have been issued 10 tho
Russian Soviet delegates 20 the
Genoa conference that long hair
should h' trimmed and leather
jackets and ton boots discarded and
that those in the party should dress
la a dignified manner An the dele
gates are buying new clothes TO
present a good appearance and 10
show the world. as one OF them cX-
pressed %. that the Bolshcvlki are
like ordinary coplc Money also
has been provided Tor adding to the
stock Of clothes at Genoa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
dsle m N,n antonio.
~ Associated rre--

san ANTONIO. T,Nas Feb SAN
Antoine Vas swept ,ul,y o., The hardest
s''ir sine, MaS 9 1900. The high wind
began about 90 m. az 81 miles tu hour
" mounted swiftly iu vcluriiy ~ i05r
i. n. O. maximum - cs miles an hour
WIS reached Then there was slight
falling OF but between @ O'Clock and
noon th" average Nts go miles N.
heavy damage vas dome although tucrc
Ncrr q number ct minor accidcu's Nj,
1900 when ,cluriiy ct - mii.s was
reached here was tho year of th, Gu
weston flood
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
Achine Ratti Is
Elected Pope OF
Roman Catholics

il Associated lr,ss
ROME. FEIB. 6.--Cardinal AchilIe
Ratti, arch bishop of Milan. has
lHen chosen supreme pOntiff ~ the
Roman Catholic Church 10 succeed
the late Pope Ilencdict Nv. His
coronation ~ Plus NJ win take
place Feb. 70.
after thc announcement Of his cleo
uon tho popo appeared on the outside
balcony Of 81 Peters and bestowed the
h'ncdiction Of the thousands who had
waited patiently in tho rain In st.
Peters Suuaro-tho first time this has
occurred since tho breach between tbs
state and the church In 1870. for 81
Years the blessing has been bestowed
from within the hasilica
The election waB completed without
American participation In the conclave.
Cardinal O'C0nnell. arch bishop of Bos-
tom. arriv d ~ the moment tho pope
'ts blessing tho multltuds.
Publication II Policy.
'uivcrstl pacification" Ia the key.
note OF the new pope's policy. as in.
dIcatcd in a statement ISSUED ly Prince
rhigi, marshal Of the conciaye. which
made reference 10 the first blessing be.
siowcd bv Plus Xf Continual con.
rilitation inauguratcd by his prede-
rossor. probable reconciliation OF the
state and church. which has bean
estrang"d for ~ many years and an
appeal to all the nations OF the world
io restore i'coc" are said 20 constitute
The most essential aims oi the Vatican
policy ar q viii bc conducted under thu
present pontltf
Cardinal Gasparrl viii retain his Of.
ice as papll secretary ot state.
That the now pope has decided 70
exercise his full authority was shown
when some ~ the cardinals attached
70 what has become known as the
'irreconcilablcs" attempted 10 persuade
ii'n not sl appeor on the outside bal,
o'hiy " f1'ripd 10 IN, arguments
Tor q few minutes sud then sald.
Remember : am no longer a car.
dinal ! am tho supreme poniiff now. ''
The diplomatic corps and papal
aiisi"cwcy wer" received ip tho Vail.
cau this afternoon
kiSS His Hand.
Ns ih' ponti0 moved slowly along.
tl ku't lir offered his hand and n
vas r'y'r Hty kissed then ho pro.
r''d"d io 'lcmentius hail where Others
received 'n' upHl houcdiriion. Ther,
WIS To- 'uurH "f mrHuchul, sadness and
disappointment Geo hundreds of Amer,.
cans uing'irg among the thousands os
Italians u So Peter square whom
Cardinal Es'ou. do1r of tho cardinal
'''''n. t'peirci on ihc balcony Of
81. r.'.0s aId shouted
bring YOU grost 10Y"
I WDr N Spelled CONSERVATION to
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
SMILE week is
SILLY, DECLARES
WILSON MESSAGE
NATIONAL HU M R0U s
WEEKLY GETS THE FUN
TAKEN OUT OF IT.

~ AssoriAted Pr-~s
NEW YORK. Feb. "a national hu.
wotous weekly tonight made public se,.
,Ial statements from men ~ national
prominence in response to its request
tor utessageS Stating "wht vU1 b..
lic,c the United states should smile at
TINS Time Tor ss. in cunncyt ytlOu vltu
the celebration of national smile
week February 10 u.
Among those who replied with words
II cheer were Postmaster General HAYS
va Hdrow Wilson Theodore Roosevelt
Jr and William j. Bryan.
Woodrow Wilson replied.
! have mo- message To stul ny ~
-illN % subject"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
FIRED WITH AMBITION over
easy OUTLOOK FOR WINNING
CAR CANDIDATES WORK hard

Tirrd With the ambition Ia win
one of the ten Vsiuabl~ Trises. in.
Guiding two fulls equipped. modcrn
automobiles which bead the liSi of
S3 .eea 90 worth of gifts. IN thu
DailN >rWS' rrvurh breaking ram
psien. candidates arr beginning 90
insiill rral campaign mcihods into
their vote getting February H.
next ssturfsy-now loems mp ~
the sllimportant date ON the cam.
psign h"riser f"r il- reason that
u marks the cloS- ui th. ~. 600
sstss vote offer.
When The publication og vote stan,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
Concerned With Spending
- AssortatsSd pfe..

AUSTIN TrVIs I,b Cover.
N'iis vv's ,"d trp o.. co., p,Hf.uur
had NOR" o.. du with thc spending ..
""n"y tmsu Ulih th. obtaining 90 .f. ..
said tudny
o. vas undrs'.uI fhlt Hls i.H ..r
.'turd che 5000 5000 j,sp be.ne r .t.i t.
If,r,, Ihr HIls1n system
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07

INKS apnolrs on THURSDAY 10 viii T.,
'e"n That many candidates who preyi
onsly bad evils 10 Few votes to their
crc'iif arc now up with tho leaders TIA,
- p reforis to tho campaign managers
"lii'n air eoiI',t and DO stands to roa
son th'i these caudidates are pursuclng
The wise Course-ihs; ~ getting now
subscription while thsg. could prac,,cai.
D. douhlc lu votes
This b. the vital week 81 the cam.
paiEn u BE- the week when new en-.
'raris should make their sfart-shouli
CONTINUED on PACE Twol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
HARDING SAYS BONUS
REQUIRES PAY SOURCE
Nv ,ssoeiateaPrs..

WASHINGTON. Fcb prcsidcn,
Harding Informed Republican con.
gr"ssI"n1l leaders today that whatever
soldier bonus b.ll was enacted should
carry with o. "a provision for raising tho
revenue 20 finance the bonus Various
means OF obtaining the none, wefr dis
cusS'd. hut % was said that mo- cor.
cius.ons wen, reached
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
Twymsn iurS selected.
~ Associated Pre.a

'iATFsN'IlIr 7ree .reH The
iury which IL % try li q rvyn,u. for
ulcr military trainer ai tho State Ju
vcuilc training yrhoul here 1ag com
pl"tcd late TO-DAY Taking ~ testimony
Win Dc begun tomorrow morning One
hundred and my yculr"mcn were -
tmincd before Jury suitable iu both
dcs was sclc'ted Tvymau is charged
with murder in connection with death
hsi September ot pcu Thames. inmate
oh" died after alleged lnr sbmcni o.
iisuhcying ,mss rules
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
Cardinal Marini III,

LONDON F,h e. Cardinal N,fni
'''oid'ns @" ,h, Rome e1rr .ond.n, a.
Oh" l."ndn Timrs dici m On. Vatican
~i"r' 'hr election 90 the popc. car
nn'I M"iui was suffering from innu
p MA when hc entered th, conrla,c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
Road official, Meet

'uLLEGE STATION T,A., FH U
state and roIn', h'gEVH, .....,i- .t
, I'gi.u,l nixhN.y .nh,.ar.. st Texas
N'rtu.fua' and Me- hsn q college
'"dar discussed star. and federal ...
operation On highVnr ,.r-Ju.t.. aud
other Er.d rads problems
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
LATEST TEXAS
news STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM


Houston F-b G-T.Nts hss mlin
'ain.d us rank of first place among
'hc states boz the total valuation ~ all
crops ter 1921 This h. ira" despite tho
TACT that actual Ines have mllou to
- per cent 90 thr valuation fqr 1920
rr decline of iO3 per cent and de-.
elm" of COS prr cent as comiaucd tn
valuations m 1919. states = NJ John.
son, United States stntistirinn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
Ncff to Answer Post.
~ Associated Presa

AUSTIN. TeNps. Feb e-Gnycrnur
Neff will answer thr rrapluilors sent
him 10y IN" Clsco American Legion Post
saturday concerning an alteration In
which l. J Siarkcy was wounded and
~" actions ~ Sheriff sam Nullcy were
condemned he said ,ndoy ~" expects
10 de- So tomurruN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
Pen Beard Meets.

AUSTIN. Texas Nsb Tu. ...
meeting II ~, pouii'uiatt uIHaur-
'oard crHst"d 3t tho special ...s.rn ,.
'h" logislatur, hv summer nts h.H
Today ir Governor Nrlrs p.nr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
LIVE STOCK LOANS OF
4 MILLION APPROVED

~ Assollstsl fr-ss
NsHINGToN. l',r r approval of
ia advance trr agI.rlfuIal and 1--we
sto.k PURPOSES agrfsrtt.ns N.3tl 5000
distributed between sa ehtes wss an.
nouncc,i TODAY o., ths Va inan.-s 60.
posstlon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
MAKES $500 BOND FOR
SMOKING IN ZION CITY

ZION IN i'I t-,blretI vHh
.'"Slny ,'ga' H r1bH. boo t.usfluH
of I.cn snu tnpt,r. .rdusur,. N,rtir
I;lr~.h vss tod, .,l,as,d .nl,s bond
y 200 and h.. trial SIT ts February
g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-07
Conference
ON ARMS is
ENDED WITH
PACT SIGNING

by Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-Iis
GO, Cnaats final, signed aud sealed.
ile Washington conference was
PASSED nn a. history to-day by prcsi.
dent Harding ~ IAN example 10
imhuc with new hope all that dwell
IN apprehension"
Speaking before plcuary session
winch ,ruugnt tu q CLOSE the ucguta
tons begun twelve weeks age al has
Invitation. th" president declared "th,
record ol achievement voiced iu cuu.
Az GUS tones th" first deliberate aud yi
ieJtnt cAm,ss.ou ut great powers IN
the consciousness ut pr,tcr. ut war s. ut.
i,r iuuuly
By.uc uln as hv pronounced his lp
p,sIsrncui law, newly signed. the
u.su.cs i.y winch the predominant na
tiuus ui Co., world engage Co pat q limit
un tucn ra>irs tu guarantee new deal
ip, tu,m and o. st up an International
concord to keep the peace in the ia
taI,.
1t matters htt,. said Nh Harding.
'W,. N, dppiis, as the outstanding
arJuapl hu,li An. nc uf them alone
Nuud have jIs,illcd the cOufcrour..
Id ihv whsiD achievement has So
cleared thu atmosphere that d will seem
liz, .r,.,tnuus the refreshing ar ul "a
Lew n.orn of promise
liolida, May Expire.
II may bc that a., naval holiday
L,c ,'uuarl0d win expire win the
treaty bat du uui believe &c. Tbus.
81 us Nhu h,, auu,ug, decade aru more
likely o. WituDss growth col puhi,
opu.ipn. strengthened hy thr ucN rNp,.
ncucC. Vh,,h viii muk, nations mur
cunc'r rurd With h,ing tu th" niuWmcui
90 - .ts hish tHiru. thtl With eeu.us
g.. Na,u,.r 1ui destruction.
'S,n,r ihis rmf,rcu,c ut nation. ht.
pm ,d With uuunuiV tn tho wa. ol
l'c.',r tolu. ut, conferences boz tB,
iut.f.r ..ud'r au'.rpr ntt conditions iuu
W.th .u.s ven conserved ruI definite
t.. inpIU' thr uguu 81. and hyU1l.
a. Do ..,.. a,.IN Tlr iuuh h.. .f ur
G",.'1ud. b. h.., ru, I.u.u. auu
tu', uulut tu El.U and UDr,lr h,
uh.
Tho president delivered bus mii.ur
o., s..,. Goo tEr drl,gairs .s suuu ss
t"" .". U e,-Wng u the TREATIES uld
C'NrNJGp uN PAGE Foun
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CONTINUED OF PAGE Twol
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'"NrrN''Fp ~ pAcE two
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01
"TULSA'S BEST"
SEEK LOVING CUP
Diaries and Ice Cream
Companies Compete at
Muskogee Fair

Twcuty-three dairies and ice
cream companies. "Tulsa's best ac-
carding 10 rating OF Early II. Cnss,
city milk ana dairy Inspector, have
been chosen TO compete for the sfi-
yer loving cup offered by tho OKLA
home free state fair this year. The
selection has been based upon tho
records made by these dOirles In the
health department office.
The dairies selected by Cass are:
Tho Pure White Dairy. the City Dairy,
Dairy Products company. Purity Ice
Cream company. quality Ice Cream
company. Brown IL Stuhbs. Ranch
Dairy Aldo Dairy, Butcher Dairy
Bynum Dairy Devlin Dairy Gar
rison Dairy Happy Hollow Dairy
Eunuu Duty, Mtprs Duiry, Moore !
Dairy. Meadow Lawn Dairy. McFar'
lin Dairy, Mcl,ane Dairy, Pleas
Haven Dairy POlston Dairy, Spring
ddlo Dalry, Sweet Glover Farm Dairy
ana the stevens Dairy.
Last year Tulsa lost the cup by
but , points. The Pure White Dairy
won first on its exhibition OF sweel
milk and huitcrmilX and second or
/ cream, The Quality Ice Cream com
pany won first on it's entry OF ic,
| Croam, Tho record of the two com
| panies are about tho same this year
/ Cass said yesterday, ana he predicts
n close contest. During the pas
week Cass has spent n great dea
| OF timo IN aiding the entrants II
! getting their exhibits ready.
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weston with thrco other Oklahoma
trains Tor an afternoons stay. The
convention October 1890, promiscS
to BE- one round W interesting hap
pcuingg nnd pleasure. Noahlcs VIII
include General pcrshiur. Mai. Gen.
John a Lolounc. Samuel Gompers,
Honorable kcuo91w Mountain Ian
dis, representative 90 all tho allied
powers ana including several ia
NOUS World war generals Enter
tainmcnt viii vary from Irouch
night air raids, Hpoci1lly conducted
HiHhtscoing trips, street dances, 20
a miniature Mlrdl gras War yes
sells OF all types representing the
great naval powers Of the world will
peacefully ride their anchors IN the
port, bosldcs the hundreds oc yaohla
and small pleasure craft on Lake
Pontchnrtrnin, In tho big athletic
meeting athletes from ovory legion
department viii compete for the na
tional legion championship I'm
aquatic, track ana field, markham
ship. wrestling and boxing matches.
and golf ana tennis tournament
events. Fifty thousand men are ex-
poeted to march In the parade.
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MODEST HOMES
ARE RULE NOW
Valuations During Month
of September Only
Reach S624,266

Possibly dizzy with gazing upward
at potential silyscrapers and with
contemplation OF figures running in
20 tho millions. Tulsa has let down
n BIT IN us building Tor 'he month
OF September and the summers rec.
ord OF more than "a million each
month represented iu building per-
mits falls with % t1ud
Notwithstanding The fact that the
tutuled money value Of tho new
building for september as repre-
souted In tho permits is less than
II has been for several months.
Building Inspector Walters regards
the 80 days just past as a good build
ing month. 40 permits for large
buildings have been issued at all;
virtually all OF them have been for
homes. aud the major portion OF
these moderately priced. Indicative
OF n trend towards home building
and the expenditure OF money by
everybody, the general situation as
to building for September is most
encouraging, Walters believes.
Tho totaied cash value OF new
buildings for which permits were IT,
sued last month was s62i266. A
that. tho amount Is twice as large
as that represented In the permits
Cor year ago in September.
u. w. Fanchot toCk out the largest
, building permit last month for IN,
remodeling of his home az 1926
| South Elwood, to cost $4,000 The
! largest buildings are the Gnoder
apartment house. $4,000, beinf
| erected at 244 West Thirteenth anC
/ the .. Kubatzky office building
100000. at 1901 East Fifteenth.