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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

aus PRESIDENT ut vaU ,stab.
lHNrJ corporation. manufacturing
f..'. service tTU,JTN NNtuIta Wishes
interview Win live. progressive
business main ur promoter. capable
W huulIIUE oklahoma state con.
irU.i Requires muu With pbIl.
NN initiative uut capable uf fIs
nuurlug own office aud handling
big deals MnNInr big success Iu
other sNHfIs President with ho Ht
local hotel soon. WUtc huN Dft.
d. World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

DRUG STORE iut sale at a tafpaiu. must
hr sold ut once, good rrHHnuH for soil.
IuE doing good business. Tact years
sales over 81. 1000. located BOZ small uil
town. Address h1N sg.E. World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

STOCK SALESMAN WANTED-ia 900 of
OF capital stock Of manufacturing g0h-
Germ Gau or write for further l1f1Iua-
tlou. 2ls $. Greenwood, IuI-l- bh,t,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Employment
NNITsNIN Am At,rNTa

---aa'.h tfTNhN RNb hhtNiN "
NNrED-FIrst-cIass salesman 10 seu
hcaiu and accident Insurance. Massa-
chusctts Bonding n Insurance CO. Ap-
ply Co Mr.. X. l.. Boyer, tagcuCy director
sstel soc kennedy BIDS.
W\NrEb-By munufHcturcr Orgauiggfs.
saItsItdIos Tor classy autuincbIle accrs.
sHrNt HutnworINsts ruthusastlc first
sight 90 per cent seller. 100 pCr yrst
ITIIt. SYIssuIpn's outfit ss c,ufs
State territory wanted. TRsIufo 10.
tlarksdulc, Miss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

MAKE use OF your spare time. own big
paying, repeat order business, operate H
iotrD Home laboratory. manufacture,
make Abc each 81 order, sell merchants
housewives, garage aud HutUIEtH. so
ouuIuH ynu. buys initial supply. lubura-
. tory formula. manufacturing contract,
contract option. when fully satisfied
remit 50 more for formula ana Iganu-
featuring rIEhts. our bouH-tlde guar
Hnfoe protocols ynu-yOu take no risk.
Mail your 81 today 10 Petroleum Lab.
nrutorles. ppstufiico box -Ift, Tulsa,
okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

AGENrs- Rogers sold lg sptayrfs and
autowashcrs IN two hours, profits s
each, country work. square deal Par.
ohio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Poultry
AInrIIEs

FOR SAi.fl-Oid Trusly incubatoT. 100.
oTg capacity. il2, used twice, one
Hurkrye brpoder for 100 chlck. ttg.
ono FlrelcsH htnodcr. So 100 yards g.
foot poultry wire, tioj 40 yards poultry
wire tt BOX $50, route 4. Home Gar
den station.
ag-VOiT electric Incubator, 6O.cgE, SIS,
Cedar 2bbi or Usage bS4a
Seeds and Nursery Stock
NOTICE
For well -rottod fertilizer for flower beds
ana hedges call Usage h,na
FOR EALEa-BlaoK IiuI White seed
kuflr corn. Dominating p'r cent. "a.
3 90 por huHhrl, without sack, T. %, b.
Nm, ipHtor. r. T -. T. Csrbondale,
Kan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

AGENTS and manufacturers agents. a lime
of stock signs that sell themselves. $50
talking or selling experience necessary.
80 per day Every merchant steady
customer, Tho MesIgrCTafs, sJUI.Os
W North Az. chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

WANTED-HIgb-clsss saesman tnr per
20 maueut city sales work, sn''pS I''
easily sold. II you have sales an.! Y.
Cali D. sadorus, Hotel Tulsa, ll'JV
a. N, 10 l y, M
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

MEN-Experioucod brush statesmen 10 call
on stores factories schools, etc, 1000
profit Putnam Brush CO., s-lj L.
Third ST., Cincinnati ohio.
MEN and women. $50 weekly easily, In
reducing exquisite Swiss embroidery,
enormous demand. Furnish everything
that starts you. Areuo Mfg. CO., Dept.
AIR 4e57 n. CRAWFORD, ChlcaEo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Best pointer pups in Tulsa,
Dam nominated in nineteenth
American field futurlty. Lit
ter enrolled. No scrubs or
runts. 728 South Quincy.
Usage 1856.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

- N'ltlN 'lNNNN ILlsp
VIII CunrHuit" three and une.hslf months
work Tor man who viii purchHae one or
moro trucks from mr Pay will he
about $40 pee day can Usage 9t2S anu
oaHgo btUl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

4.CNG WOMEN VINO are planning TO
ahe business course, should come up
aug see our school meet cur faculty
eng INA out WHI--"DRAUGHO
information gIadly furnished. Usage
iysi' pTaughous Business College,
bl0il s Main 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Employment
,,yIp wASTED-FEMALE

..-,,t.VerTTCHfNG and picoting at
D. h Attachment fits any machine.
,sso buttonhele attachment .S.ni S,1,ss ~, haqa
.,.,..,bsnsan. % quincy ST, chicago.
- tr-gfO weekly, addressing, mailing
EAiN Instructions i2c. Money back
yH.s,tisfIed, Palace Mailing Co,
I2.tl'.- -,,,,,,.cy,oTL Anniv Al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-30

LOEt Ladya dark brown fur uI,rs iu
Convention han ON Main or south
MHFN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Los. ptir %tnituis. f|"rH' rnrr"t
IN luntAes case Loot Uu mira cor Nalu
street. reward can HaHE0 t|0t or
DtapF 1913
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-30

IOsT .AIredHio fsa about oils months
old nrpau Hul t''.H reward nll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-30
ROOMS AND A
- WITH HOAHD
DUNS-uNFrKNINmrn

HOUSTON. s, J02-Onc large. modern
basement room, suitable Tor man and
wife COR two nuiIH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-30
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES ~
A BRANCH STORE manager to operate
a well established Lee tire store, party
must have 5000 TO invest with guar
snteo that money Will be refunded, This
II a real business opportunity: do not
answer unless you can meet above re-
quirements and start at once; for per-
sonal interview call Lee Tire Sales Co,
cedar lS4a, Tulsa.
BARBER-This Will suit you, 9-ohair
shop; everything -np-tO-dste, also, 200
laying hens. Have other business. Price
S1,20O. J. y, Wright, EskridRe. Kan.
BARrLEsvILLE. oKLA.-Fof rent or
sale, cafe. ice cream parlor and dance
hall. 2l5 n. Johnston, In business part
Of the city. Virgil Drew, Proprietor,
Bellmoore hotel.
FOR sALE-Luncn counter. a snap. In.
qulre ia $. Elgin.
FOR sALE-Grocery and market in busi-
ness district doing profitable business;
stock and fixtures about $500 cash. or
good Tulsa real es,ate, si2-M, World.
FOR sALE-nest cafe In town. population
$500; money maker; reason for sale,
sickness and have other business In
Slick and Shamrock. Can't attend three
places, Price t2,S0oi come see. Toxic,
Cafe. oiltoh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-30

HELP MALE ON FEMALE 40
MAN AND WIFE, cook and Waitress $50
per month. board and room. Apply
Midland valley station.
NtGUr SCHOOL at the Tulsa Business
college is held on Monday "WEDNESDAY
and Friday evenings from Z 20 ytlb 'H"t
ahead by studying bookkeeplng. shortI
hand and typewriting lO'-ll y mira
sALEsMEN'AND AGENTs ~
LCUON DETECTIVE a Commercial
Agency contracts to adjust claims.
Statesmen wanted everywhere. y. %. box
ol6, New orleans. Ia.
MORE AGENTS to sell our odd city
Iowa Toy Mfg. Co, spencer, Iowa.
wANTED-Experlenccd health and acct
dent insurance agents In all parts OF
O~kfahoma. old reliable company. Very
best policies. biggest commission con-
: tracts to agents. Western Casualty Co,
1901 Tradesmans Natl. Bank Bldg,
Oklahoma city,
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE ~
AUDITOR COMPTROLLER open for
permanent position. 10 years experience
in public accountants office, been To-
Gated past 8 years IN Tulsa, doing re-
fInery and cost work thoroughly, con-
Versant with all phases OF tho oil busi-
ness and tax matters. depletion ana de-
probation reserves. References aud tuil
details upon request. Address 67l-M'
world.
BOOKKEEPER, typist. capable OF manaC-
ing office. desires position. i02-M.
World.
ny YOUNG MAN who Is strictly reliable.
sober and Industrious position as time
keeper with some reliable oil company.
Address Box ism. World,
DRUK CLERK-Tcn years experience.
capable p~rescriptionist Good references.
G. II. Leland, New Fox hotel, Tulsa,
Okla.
EXPERIENCED stenographer-~ bookkeeper
desires work after regular office hours.
INhnnA aAA z
MAN AND WIFE want positions as book
keeper and stenographer; or VIII take
charge OF an office. AL references.
Address Box Use, World.
| SITUATION WANTED Experienced
architectural craftsman. superintendent
can also keep books. and operate type
writer. Permanent position desired at
fair salary. Address box lsl-M. World,
SITUATION as assistant sales manager.
Several years experience with large
company. Address boz lgt-E. World.
TRAFFIC. manager or accountant. rs
years experience. Al references. Ad-
dress box aisle. World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-30

ONE TrnnFll0 touring cor ana NM Frank.
lln roadster These cars have been 20
guarantee. cedar lgHH.st aud Usage
1892 ,harpiu Bros a3o g. Fifteenth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-30

SEE Mrs NJ \ harris about hemsttch-
Ing. covered buttons and buttunholes
room cor 2osh . Main.
WANTED Plain ewing az ". Third.
WANTED Dressmaking. alterations or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-30
AUTOMOBILES

MODEL % CADILLAC cor ~ exchange
Tor good clear lot Phone cedar 1859.
liruHDN - H,ysu- passenger now cord
tlros oufy terms. 1903 W. socoud IT,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-30
on LANDS AND LEASES N;A
REAL PROPOSITION

A REAL PROPOSITION
Desire one or more parties to invest IN
a drilliSs proposition TO be starteI
be on east one-half OF southeast OF
DHRwIN FILTscH
Phone asa MuskOsee' Okla.
A FEW 2O-scrs leases left. near deep test
drilling on Dig structure In Mccurtail
county. Prices reasonable. For par
ticulars address q. ]. Stumpff, Tulsa,
OKLA.
For SALOON and gas royalty. 21.aa.
200 East Main street. Oklahoma city.
FOR OIL and gas leases in Hughes and
Seminole counties. Write Green h Hug
gins, 1Ioldenville. okla.
FOR SALE AT oNCE-wm sacrifice
string OF heavy tools, l5-inch down. Cali
Usage s5l5.
FOR SALE-By owner. oil and gas lease
near new location Empire OIL a Gas Co,
section "a. I south and 2 west, Good
pay and cheap acreage In section "a
eS-ii. II. s. Irby. 4OG N. Washington
ST, Ardmore, Okla. Phone 1901.
FOR sALE-Fiye miles OF s-inch line
pipe: three Maloney steel tanks, 1000
barrels each. one Maloney steel tank.
b0O-barrel. u. l.. Merry, phone Maple
$500. 6l6 Tradesmens Bank Bldg, okla
AANttNh 'AhHH 0hAN
FOR SALOON and gas lease on north
west one-quarter Of section seven "a,
township ~ t22l range five 90. Pawnee
county, phla submit pesi pa 70 I'M
Medtapolls, Iowa.
/ WANT A LOAN OF 1000 to handle one
Of tho best ~ lease propositions In
without cost to you. Address 525-M,
world,
/ WILL SELL my 50 acre lease, half mile
from drilling wen on structure, now
per acre, VIM II. Hudson. p. o. Box
As7, Antlers, okla,
KENTUCKY oil and gas leases in ooun-
ties adjacent 20 Warren 8 Allen. WIN
sell acreage or make drilling contracts,
write me for full information. r. J..
James. Edmonton. Ky.
! HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND ACRES Of
oil lease on good structure, Will give big
fellville, Ark, y. q. Box lo7.
LEASE BUYERs-Attentioni We have
someN good leases and ROYALTIES In the
your wants. Fesssnden OF CO., phone
100. Red Rock. Okla. Red Rock, the
coming OIL town.
OIL N GAS LEASES In shalloy field,
l. Rogers county. for sale or drilling, Boz
/ 732, Clarsmore. Okla,
PATENTED tank-eieauing device, for
cleaning crude oil tanks; want 10 sell
patent rights George Wieert smith
SECONDHAND Moon generators bought
and sold. Generator Repair Shop, 22o
W. Archer. Usage 2os3.
SYNDICATE wants to buy good produc-
ing royalties. Send full description,
price. etc, In first letter. Box s22,
Tulsa.
WANT SURE SHOT for biz well In
Oklahoma. Must be so acres or more,
and on oil structure. p. y. box s2s,
Tulsa
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q

iiuhiiio'~ hDOhN ~
TWO CLEAN nicely furnished rooms.
rot Wuuk Usage 1870.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-30
SERVICE

80
SEE Mrs N \ Hsrris about hemsttch-
ing covered buttons aud buttunholes
room 2oS-F. 2osh 3 Main.
WANTED plain sewing az W. Third
WANTED Dressmaking. alterations or
refining coats. Usage 1850.
MOVING AID STORAGE 90
HAuGAGE and furniture moving q spe-
cIalty. Glube storage a Moving Co,
Cedar 2slt2s-tb.
%GET-OUR Low PRICES on oil field
trucking. cross-couniry msylng, Grating,
packing. storage. Nichols transfer and
Storage co. Usage ti7-iiS.
CROSS COUNTRY HAULING Prices have
been cut 10 all towns within a radius
Of i50 miles Of Tulsa. We are the
best equipped. BE sure and get our
prices Phone Usage iis, Nichols
transfer a storage 90.
FREE sToRAGE-Phone cedar 2sii, Ce-
dar 2sib, We move anything, any
whore. packing and Grating. Globe
Storage and Moving co.
II. NJ. LEAR and his big padded transfer
van moves furniture. cedar l211,
STORAGE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bile and truck storage a speciality. Get
our rates. Globe Storage a. Moving Co.,
Cedar ISIS.
PAINTING AND DECORATING 10
FOR PAINTING ena p~spsrnAnging eaIi
q. Fritzhugh. OaaEe az.
FOR RELIABLE painting and decorating
at reasonable prlceHi Cali Usage G93.
Iph haANbNA - HhAANtNh "hh 49,
rating at reasonable prices, call Usage
379s,
FURNISH PAPER and paper rooms, SO
and up, house painting and calsomln
ing. All work guaranteed. Rogers.
tho Paper Hanger. Phone Usage
i224-J.
PAINTING aud paperhanEing done at
reasonable prices. tSatlafaction guaran-
teed. j. A. Dixon, Usage 1etO-J. -
PLASTERING, patch work prompetly and
neatly done. cedar 1881
n. Il. CUFF, Usage casa; p~aperhanger
Painter
My reputation is your protection.
Wall paper samples cheerfully furnished
PATENT ATTORNEY. ~
PATENTs-TRkDEMARKS
Ask ia whether your are pro
tected In South America. Write for
Patent Hand Book. Prompt, skillful
service. Mum 4 Co, Scientific Amerl-
can bldg, Washington, D.. c. and 23l
woolworth Rldsl New York N. V.
7
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
COMPROMISE;
ON APPROACH
TO BIG BRIDGE
Agreement is Reached For
Building Graveled Road on
Mandan Side of River.

Mandan. N d. Nay 10.-After
nearly q year Of conferences, differ
,ences, near lawsuits and failure to ret
members of the North Ia
kota state highway commission. Nor
ton county commissioners, Burleigh
county commissioner and representa-
.tives of the United States war depart
ment late Tuesday afternoon signed
an agreement for the construction Of
fill from the city limits Of Mandan'
to the approach of the $1,400,O 900
bridge over the Missouri. river, such
road to be paved not later than two
years. from date.
E. o. Hathaway, United States dis
trtct engineer, Minneapolis, reiterat-
ed to the conference which opened
yesterday noon, that the government
was unchanged in Its opinion that
the road over the river bottoms from
the bridge to the dixie surrounding
the lpwer portion Of Mandan. a dis
lance Of three and three-Quarte1
miles, was an integral part Of the
bridge project.
Government Pays Halt.
As such the government would bea.
so per cent of the cost.
A resolution was promised by the
state highway commission that the
first money legally available would
be used to pay the states one-third
share Of the construction of the paveG
highway, the one-sixth balance to be
borne by Norton county.
Under the agreement as drawn 1t II
believed possible that the bridge will
be completed and the temporary road
| opened by July Is.
Engineers argued that It will tax.
two years FOR the high fill ~necessar,
to settle before paving could be laid
Those who took part in the confer
ence were State Engineer w. H. Rob
inson, Commissioner Of Agricultur,
and Labor Joseph A. Kitchen, High,
way Commissioner Frayne Baker; E
o. Hathaway. Minneapolis, United
States district engineer: c.. A. P. Tur
ner, engineer, who designed IN,
bridge; County Engineers. Black an!
EGriffin; y Commissioners c.. P
iO'Rourke, August Nickel and Theo
Feland OF Morton county, States At
torney L. n. Connolly In a larg'
group Of business and professional
men of the two cities, Bismarck ant
| Mandan. 4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
Ardoch High School
Stage, 3-ActSC Comedy

Ardoch. N. D., May 1o-students Of
the Ardoch high school presented the
three-act comedy, MY Irish Rose,
here to a large audience, the play ap-
parently taking exceptionally well with
the crowd.
The cast included Irish and English
roles. Milton Drew took the part Of
Archibald Pennysvitt, an Englishman;
Hugh Sweeney the part of Shawn Nc
Gilly. an Irishman; Gene Balm the part
Of Maurice Fitzgerald. q Dublin artist,
and isabelle Heffern the part Of Rose
Creigan, the Irish Rose"
Willard Hamilton, superintendent
Of the local schools. had charge of the
play and trained the participants. He
also sang solos between acts.
On the evening Of May IL the play
will be given at st. Thomas. the home
Of MI. Hamilton.
The complete cast follows: Colum
Mccormack - Charles .Abercrombie;
Shawn McGilly = Hugh Sweeney;
Maurice Fitzgerald = Gene Balm;
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
DENTAL CLINICS
HELD IN FARGO
More Team Work Between
Dentists and Physicians
Urged by Meisser.

Fargo, N. D., May 10.-Clinics con-
tinued today. the second Of the three
day convention of North Dakota
dentists.
DR.. J.. G.. Meisser of the Mayo
clinic, Rochester, Mimi, in a talk last
night advocated more team work be-
tween the doctor and the dentist in
eliminating centers OF. infection.
Fargo, N. D., May 10.-Dr.@ j. G.
Meisser: Of the Mayo clinic. Rochester.
spoke at the Fargo. auditorium last
night to the seventeenth annual on
vention of the North Dakota Dental
association, on the subject of THE Re-
lationship Of Infected Teeth to Sys-
temic Disease" The nurses of. Fargo
and Moorhead and others interested
were present by special invitation.
The convention opened at . a. m.
yesterday in the Fargo auditorium
with about 100 members from over
the state in attendance.
DR.. 7. f. Barber of Grand Forks.
president, gave his presidents address
following the formal opening of the
convention and the reading of the
minutes of the last meeting.
DR.. Barber laid stress on the Gina
tions of the present convention pro-
gram. saying that practically all of the
men conducting them were North Da-
kota e He recommended thai the
precedent established at this conven-
ton of having North Dakota dentists
conduct the educational clinics be fol-
lowed out and that the work begun
ried on through study clubs in the
home towns.
If properly developed the Gina
tons put on by North Dakota men can
be just as successful and just as
worthwhile as those put on by men
from the outside" said DR.. Barber.
i Urges Study Clubs.
81 r the development of this
clinic work through study club work
at home. There are too many dem
fists who, after leaving school. become
engrossed in n busy practice and fail
to keep up their studying. Once a
rear they attend convention and see
new ideas and learn new methods but
they fail to develop what they have
learned The way to do this is
through the dentist study club in the
home town.
There is no reason why We have
not or cannot have as high grade
in any other state. But we want to
keep posted. to keep our work up to
date}and to study and learn all of the
time i
Following DR.. Barber's address. the
report of the legislative committee
comprising DR.. Albert Hallenbers,
Fargo; DIR. S .2Tcwne, Mandan, and
Dr. c. s. Sweet, Minot, was given. as
well as thS report Of the same COM
mittees on revision OF, the bylaws. DR..
r. ". Kibbee Of Grafton, chairman Of
r.
on the names of q number suggested
for membership in the association.
The convention will continue
through Wednesday, a full program
for morning and afternoon sessions
being outlined.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
Bank Reports Show /,
Prosperity OF State

Fargo, N. d., May 10.-Total bank
deposits in Fargo's eight banking in
stitutions increased $1.294,595.91 in
the past year, according T. figures
compiled from the bank statements
which have been made out in response
to the can OF the comptroller OF the
currency at the end Of the business on
May s. The statements are compared
with statements issued on April %,
1921. 9
The total desopits in Fargo banks
at the close of business on May S were
$12,534,194.18. The total deposits on
April 20, 1921. were $11,22s,5s8.91
The total saving deposits in the
same Fargo banking institutions have
increased over half a million dollars,
or $6p7.017.31. The total saving de-
posit6 In the eight banks on May 5
amounted to $6,132, 2O6.29.
R~ediscounts and bills payable have
been practically wiped out in the veal
The total on April %, 1921, of bills
payable by the Fargo banks was ST.
3~06.e60.40.} The total on May s was
$1a9.662.8e. This means that the total
btlh payable are now $1,166, Z 50 less
than q pear ago.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
(By Contra, Press.>

(By Central Press.) -
Philadelphia, May 10.-Dog! Dogs!
Dogs! Pups. mongrels, bloodhounds,
poodles and spitzl They sent the
house of Charles ". Young to the
demnition bow-wows.
So he testified in his divorce suit
against Madeleine B.. Young. He is
president Of the Compressed Oil Cor
pOration. y
Desertion was the official ground
on which the divorce vas asked, but
in testifying Young declared that the
real reason for the wrecking of the
romance was
"Dogs!"
And the worst Of 1t all was that
there wasn't a mans dog In the whole
collection, according to Young. His
wife had eighteen CANNES, he testi-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
n High School. TosT.ke
Part Il My Festival

Fargo. N. D., May le.-Twenty-
seven high schools In the state are
entered inSail the various contests OF
the three day ;inter.hiGh schoQlf May
festival which begtns at the a4ricyl-
tural college here Thursday accord
Ing to announcement today.
The contests include boys and
efris' track, meets; tennis and folk
dancing. defamation, debate and
sdfAmattcs. baking, @aeookinE, sewing
and manual training exhibits.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
Has Narrow Escape
When Tractor Upsets

Hazen. N. D., May 10.-Dust blow
ing so heavily that he could not see,
H. w Bohrer drove a tractor he was
using in blowing directly into a four
foot hole.
The tractor turned turtle with such
force that it hurled the farmer ten
feet and clear of the machine.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
WOMAN KILLED WHEN
CAR BRAKES FAIL.

Cole Harbor, NJ D., May 10.-MA.5
M. 8. Sheldon Of this place was In
stantly killed when the brakes on the
al she va driving failed to hold.
The backed down q hill and :
a steep embankrent. Her three chill
dren who were in the a with her
escaped with minor bruises.
The body will be taken to Brook
ings, s. d., her former homet for
h,,H;o1 M .4aiH EE Styff%t+4 E.{Gs Af.aslH H@#t
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-10
NAMED RoTTINEAU, CHIFE.

Bottineau, 54N. d.. May s.-Robert
Peterson has been appointed chief Of
police Of Bottineau. succeeding A. J.
Carlson. resigned. Mr.: Peterson was
promoted from second, place under
Mr.. Carlson8and, Ed. Chretien succeeds
Mr.. Peterson as assistant police ON
cer.S There were several candidates
TOR the once. Of assistant chief.