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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
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a brEnd-new rumur started -.
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elthrI 10 Gehy or MI III tue il,It.I
,,eporN MI. toNuoI' ~ Nv wv i'U'e'
llaha recovering rum r'vvhl pPvI
htioh hhn eNP.c'H 70 DC Vut III an
other week, MI iecN ulHo go, ~
!oucn WIN w. H. R.Ieh' pIehluent ui
me EhtlI union pll conlphny; VINO
Ihe"i9e 'usS1 20 haNo hhy'"ins u"
say on 'h Suple'I
1T looks Ike n sure CO. wired
Col. Peck late yesterday, hut u VIII
not hurt Tulsa. az the officers viii
doubtless remain there,'
Tho Cosden group Of properties
wduld be a most valuable acquisition
10 any large company that Ia looking
toward the attainment Of doml-
nnut position in the Continent
fields. The Cosdon refinery at West
Tulsa has been running something
Ike thirty-fivc thousand barrels of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08

Cacalilao. whore pump station viii
be located. Flow line Will run from
this point tO S1iyasuChl ana thence
along Sew England Fuel property
10 CaracOl, distance " s5 kilOmt-
t"re When salt water entered Tote.
600 ''rr1 Azul pool. standard Of New
Jersey virtually was forced ont Of
.usIAtss Iu south field. Al that time
10 wa obtaining 45.0O0 barrels daUy
from the Mexican Petroleum com
pauy with delivery stopped stand
ard Of New JerFay was forced To-
practically close down w sen load
Ing station at Matarod0na, on tho
COast. station butt In conjunction
with Tidcwnter OH company and ir
which all oil which 80 had I'm storage
and only ~ much Of the station ?
In operation as ls necessary FOR
Tidewator oil. Production Of stand
ard ~ New Jersey In Panuco "a
coming mainly from potroro Dol
OUtnL whore wells NOS /, and 3
arc giving about 100 barrels daily;
IN Barbcroua, whore Nos. /, 2, Z, 0
and II are good for about s,400 bar
rpIs dtlIy and pCralta lease, where
Nos and 8. with No. 4 offsettlng
the recently completed Mexican Gult
luppl, No. 4. In addition the stand
ard ~ New Jersey has agreed 90 to
drllI Hpcicnoia tract Of $1,000 Tcrcs
controlled by pcnusylvania- Mexican
Fuel company also Standard oil
company Understood tn return for
exploration standard of New Jer3oy
ls 90 have half interest In produc-
uou Gulf on corporation said %
ho planning new company, with g.
fI0.S25 shares. S25 par, 30 take over
present New Jerscy organization, OF .
fcriug holders ~ shPr's new stock
for one OF old. equivalent TO per
cent stock dividend expected 10 ho
$50 annually beginning immcdI-
utoly
NEW YORK. Sept 7--Amcricau
Petroleum institute iu'lmatc3 daily
AVERAGE crtAe oil production %
United states FOR week ended Sen
tcmbcr 2 at 100000. agaius'
ligg.92O daily In preceding week.
OH Imports In August are estl-
mated at 9.795,22l barrels. against
ll3O7.g7i In July Last weeks re-
ccipts were l.5g3,G2l. or 930.379
less than week ended August 26.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
CaIomeI Good
but Next Dose
may SaIivate
1t is Mercury, Quicksilver.
Shocks Liver and Attacks
Your Bones


Calomel salvation IL horrible. It
swells the tongue. looscns the teeth
ana starts rheumatism There's no
reason why . person should tax
~iCkening, salfvatinR calomel when a
few cents buys large bottle q:
Dodson's Liver Tone--a perfect cub
stitUte FOR calomel. Il IL pleasant;
vegetable liquid which Will star
yout liver lusS~as surely as calomel
hut II doesn't make YOU sick and can
not salivate.
Calomel is dangerous drug, be.
sides II makes YOU feel weak slcl.
and nauseated tomorrow Don't lose
a DAYS work Take spoonful Of
Dodson's Liver Zone instead and YOU
viii wake up feeling great No salts
necessary. Your druggist says if you
don't find Dodson's LIVER Tone acts
better than treacherous calomei
vour money is waiting for svou.-
Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
OpcratiOns in the Kansas
oil Fields

ELDORADO. Kan. sept 6 go
Southeast Butler continues to hold
the interest OF the Sunflower oil fra
tcruity.
On the Myers farm In the north
east corner Of the northwest quarter
or the southwest OF 27-2s-5, shaw
yer and Suttcr have what scouts be-
llovc may make one Of the biggest
OH producers found IN this section OF
Eauipu IN pulling pipe the drillcrs
found moro than 2.0U0 feet OF oil
In the hole at s,fi2-i feot The we'll
ls expected to' be- In bcttcr class
than the wildcat o. tho Phillips Pc
trolrum company on the Hazictt
farm In 1-2l-4, now rated as Il
potential 1.o00-barrel we'll"
Tho Phillips company is hauling in
umhers for two offsets tu It's Il -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
Holmes d LiOOeH Getting
wen at HnHHSOvd

ltnlwrH and Lagc't. drilling iu
ihc suuthw .st corner. OF the north
cast of the southwest of 3-ig-g.
Mauuturd district. hpvo what IuoE
Ike a mighty nito producer OF 8s
gravity crude
Tho well hnH made one good flow
over the crown BLOCK and is max
Ing considerable gas at -FOUR foct iu
the sand. the top of which 30 wa4
impossible 60 ASCERTAIN. Tho well
viii not be drilled any deeper. be-
cause of danger ~ going into salt
wnt'r as tho south and west offsets
already nave done. but probably VIII
be put on the. Hwdb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
Fius,l Production Of TOnkdiUd
Pool Not Il Menace

Producers Interested In the success
of the shut down movement should
not worry about the Increase shown
M TOnkawa, None of the large pipe
line companies are In tbs field aud
the added Tonkawn production h
IL not being offered To them.
independent rcfincrlcs only nrc
running the oil ana competition II
so Keen that the premium has been
run up 90 Use. Tonkawn oil is now
going into rcflncrlcs nt Inld, Black
well, Arkansas city ana NoncR city.
The largest producing company In
tho field Is running its crude to stor-
ngc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
Operations in the Fox Pool

The cotton Belt Petroleum COM
panyH Arlington farm No. 2 located
Ht the center OF tho south line Of the
southeast of the southeast 0f the
southwest OF 4O-2a-2w, ID good for
goo barrels iu the 2.3i0 to 2.3G5-foot
sand.
Tho Empire Gas & Fuel company
tcst on the Brooks farm la the ccu-
ter OF the north line OF tie north
west Of the southwest of 1g-2s-2w. IA
fishing at 2.Gi5 feet.
WcEthetmer n Dauho have tho e.
inch cHsing set az 2,2S5 feet Ia No.
Zoe in the center of the southwest
Of the southwest Of the northwest
OF 7-2s-2w
The Coline OH company is drill
lng az 1850 feet In No, / Panscy
In the center OF tho southwet OF
G-2s-2W.
Mcrrick a. kirk have n 2OO.harrel
producer in the 2,49G to 2.G22-fout
sand In No. Bennett In the south
west corner OF the northwest Of tho
northeast of 31-2s-2w.
The Cotton Belt Petroleum cor
poration ia drilling ot 2,419 feet In
No. | Dunlap In the ccnter Of the
southeast OF tho southeast sot the
northwest pt 3t-2s-2w.
SChormorhorn ana Mcrrigk arc
drilling at 1880 feet on Mo- 3" Rem
nett I'm the contcr of tho northeast
OF the outhwet OF the northwest W
3l-2B-2w.
The Magnolia Petroleum corpora
tlon is drilling at 1850 feet In No. l
Moore in the sont Invest corner OF
the northeast OF the southeast Of
n 2s-3w,
The Gypsy oil company has 90
barrel wcll natural In the 2,33G-toot
sand In No, 7 Gnrnett IN the ccnter
OF the southeast OF tho southeot
OF the outhwcst OF 27-2s-3w.
East of Wnuril,a.
VIM NnIInnnl DRILLING nnmnnnN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
Clminr Stock Inficr.

Specialties we're the features to-
day. OH shargs, except the MeNi-
cans. were firm The trading ele-
ment, which had tried yesterday Tor
setback In prices, had 10 turn
about today and cove their sales
The several specialties showing such
strength as they did carried the
whole market to a firm closing II
now looks ike q higher,rangc, bu'
we believe IN taking profits on these
advances, rather than try 10 sell
when they become weak.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
Could Not Lie Down
Slept ln Chair for Years, Many So
Called Incurablc Conditions he
Ing RESTORED by Inter-
state Doctors.

since establishing Institutions In
the southwest, tho Interstate Doe
tors have certainly made q record to'
be proud OF In tho handling OF diff
ficult cases. Practically every case
that has come 70 them has been
treated many times before. Some AZ
the great eastern institutions. many
have visited different springs and
others by the best physicians IN their
own community.
This does not mean that the Inter.
state Doctors perform miracles or
that they can dr do cure everything
Hut u docs most COuCluslVcly prove
that Tulsa has an institution that
keeps abreast OF the best thought
and methods for the treatment and
cure of chronic diseases
The following from Rev W, A.,
Hurley should he OF interest to
everyone:
oklahoma city, okla.
Il have been iu poor health for
past 10 years and Tor the past three
years / had NOT been able to do "A
days work. suffering from Asthma
ana Kidney trouble. could not
get my breath living down and had
to sit up iu % chair az nights To- get
my rest and slrcp. on March l3,
two months ugo, I began ttutmcnt
with the Interstate Doctors. and
since then I have been improving
wonderfully ana am working all the
time ana can sleep Ut night. = can
gUy the Interstate Doctors have
done wonders Cnr me I'm my case and
can Choorfully recommend them
TO an sufferers such as ! was
wv A, HURLEY"
The Iutor state Doctors have made
u speciality OF an intravonous tdircCt
90 the blood s'rcaml methods They
combine with other forces OF nature
pll known serums and haCtcrius
They are prepared to give the gem
ulu" French 1li tO a limited mum
her of cases
Not the least of thrir success Is
due tu thoir facilities for eNamiua-
tion ANA correct diagnosis Thou
sands of men have been relieved
from the embarrassment of some
hidden disease Many hopeless
mothers have escaped the surgeons
knife through their methods Of treat
mont
Some have been cured I'm one Of
flee treatment Dsuch as NariCoso aud
other culaTgcWoutsl
The diseases treated hv tho Inter-
state Doctors are an Chronic dis
eases OF the blood including catarrh,
rheumatism Indigestion. constipa-
tiOn nervousness loss OF nerve
force, goiter, g1ll stones, diseases
Of women and diseases ~ men.
The Tula offices are n suite 2iS-
2l9 Security BLDG corner second
and Main. office hours ARE o TO 3.
evenings z to s. SYndays 10 10 le
only.-Adyertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08

formerly physicau of Bellevue Hnspitai
lOut-DoOT Dept) New York. and the
NestcheStcr County hospital YOU cam
not bo well aud strung and fun of NigOr,
force and power uuluss your blood Is rich
in Iron. II is yoYvred blood that enables
that nourshes every organ In your body,
Without iron your blood becomes thin
pale ana watery Poor stood cannot nour-
ish your vital organs and gs result you
may have pains la your heart or kidneys
Indigestion. headaches and feel all run
down and tired out "
When your blood lacks iron do not waste
yDur time taking stimulating medicines or
narcotic drugs. but directly enrich your
blood with the newer form ~ iron sold by
oil druggists under the name Of NuNated
Iron, which Is like the iron IN spinach,
ientils and apples, and Is In . form easily
AssimilAted into your blood
Get a bottle OF kuxated Iron today
Take II for two weeks and II you have not
Iikethousands Of Others, obtal lned most sur
prislng health. strength and energy the
manufacturers viii promptly refund your
money. The following local druggists viii
nell you NuNAted Iron with this "satidao-
tion or money back" guarantee
& ...,sr ..,n ... y. A. Cromwell, y. rs.
rTibls --Adyertlaoment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
Mnridnd Wiidcot Has
Gas Sharing

Marland Refining compnny's Wild
cat test boo the northwest ~ the
HouthwcHt N i2-2i-3e. in the Bar J.
country ~ Kay county has good
show ~ g1s at 1885 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08

In Tulsa yesterday from his head
quarters In 81. Louis.
Howard wallace, Ardmore oil
operator, is IN Tulsa on business.
Thomas Flynn Of Robinson, Ill,
ana his brother, y. B. Flynn Of
Mounds, Okla, met In Tulsa yester-
day for a short visit. Both are well
known I'm the oil fraternity.
Paul Wlseman. who Is associated
With Homer NJ. Preston prominent
MId-Cuntinent operator, has re-
turned from vacation trip to At
lantic city. Mrs. Wiseman will re-
main On the east few weNk4 longer.
r. =. MCGOWAN Of the Pure oil
company returned the fi;st OF the
week with his family from phila-
dclphia and Atlantic CITY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08

is building two in the Furman lease.
In the Elbing pool
The Mission OIL company and
Clarence Roth are ready 10 start up
the absorption gasoline plant which
they built on their Thrall lease, -
miles due north OF Eureka. II ex-
poets to recover coo gallons Of abb
aorptlon gasoline from the gas that
Elephant viii handle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08

Danclger and associates are drilling
nt 800 feet on No. clay in the
southwest corner NJ the nnrthcat Of
the northeast ~ the southwest of
the southeast ~ 1J-bu-7w, GRADY
county
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center Of the northeast of the 1outh.
east OF the northwest of l6-4s-6w.
Jefferson county, 81 drilling at 2.f25
feet
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Thousands Of Women
Are Now Taking This
Newer Form OF Iron
Worn-out Housewife Tells How
She Quickly RegAined Her
Health and Strength.

Only n short two
weeks ago | was so
tired nervous and
worn out from tho
drain On my nerves
and strength of house
hnln drudgery that |
thought | could not
Loclt up another day
a short two weeks
treatment Of tnCneW
ar iurm uf iron has
Fiycn me a marvellous
iucrCHEo IA health,
strength and energy
\ / can do my
whole house Without
help And 40 NOT have
tD sit 90 huIun in tho
evening "ull-ln sick
and nervous
Tho above IS a
typical Hypothetical
CHSe says lJr James
Nrunrla Anllts. a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08

Additional Knnsns GossIp.

Considerable new storage is being
erected IN the different pools. The
Tidal OH company has two $4,000.
barrel tanks under construction on
the Bunnell lease. In South Butler,
and the Phillips Petroleum company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
Ticker Done

A dlacoWng.ug review Of the out
look Tor the oil industry In Mexico.
which was printed In tho official or
gan uf the standard on company OF
Sew Jersey prompted heavy sell.
ing Of MEXICAN petroleum at tho
outset, ana 1t dropped D points. The
review says that only part Of tho
tdOV.0UU.OOO Investment which the
operating companies as "a whol,
have made loo Moylco. VIII bo re-
turned 10 them" because OF the VIZ
tual exhaustion OF somo OF the more
important producing fields follow
ing salt water invHslons. The under
standing hore is that the Standard
on company alone IL figuring on
wiplng OF a loss OF s25,OOG.00O as
a result of It's venture into the Mex
ICau oil fields
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
B0SO x West Wen West of
Okentah !Shoring Mighty
Good

Good
The Dr Boso- Charlcs Wcm wcll
In the southwest OF the northeast
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08

ncy wcll. y ls showing uncompleled
for l5O barrels
Elk County.
In the Howard district Of Elk
county. Port fleeger and Otbere got
5000. 900 cubic feet OF gas on their
Encil lease. in 26-29-g, at 1861
feet. The original EncIl gasser Is
nearby.
The 80 2 oliver in tho northwest
Of the southwest of 17-2g-iO Is good
for 100000 feet. Blackster q
Mitchell got a small oil well In their
No. Kcyser. east half Of the south
west OF g-30-9 Through a bad cave
Dabney and others No. ] Plummer
near Howard, ls showing 100000
feet OF gas.
IN Greenwood County.
The Virgil pool In northeast Green
wood has been extended by wells,
Just completed Uaglctt, Bradford,
Frazier " Davis got q 50-barrcl well
on the Esslinger farm. In the south
o1st corner of the solthwest Of "a
22-13 at the first break in the lime
.at 1877 70. Tho Haverh,l Petroleum
company on the Burgiss farm IN
32-27-s, and the Rerens and others
well on the fsthurn farm, I'm 9.22 10
got fair producers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08

East of Mnurilta.
Tho National Drilling company
test ON the Sprqdlin farm In the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08

ney vel. y ls showing uncompieted
for l5O barrels
saII- 1t.....sa
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--,,,r 900 -, \. A. CROMWELL, \. Is
TRIBE --Advertiaement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-25
FAMED EDUCATOR WILL
BECOME CHANCELLOR OF
UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO

BUFFALO. y. Y, set. a5.-Dr
samuel J.. Cnpen. son of a distinguish
ed college president OF a bygune gen
GRAFTON, will bee installed as chancellor
ot the University of Buffalo ON Octo-
her 2N. one of the inaugural speakers
will b" Dr. John \. Couscus. head ot
Tufts college. of which Dr. Capcn's
father. Elmer Hewett Capen. W. $
president from 1876 to 1905.
Or. Capcu has resigned az director
of ,hc American Council on Education.
OF Washington. To accept his new posi-
tion. The councils membership in
cludcs I45 colleges aud universities
which are banded together for discus
sion and joint action on major ques-
lions Of higher educational policy.
The University of Buffalo was
founded seventy-siN years aro. Mil
arl Fillmore. thirteenth Pres dent Of
De TINTED States. was its first chan
rNor Two years ago tn a city-wile .
.lmra'cn an eudoWument found of
s.'Hn.H"u was raised through more
Aar 5000 contributions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-25
EDITORS STUDENT GUESTS
AT COLLEGE HOMECOMING

Oregon editors have been invited to
join the Beaver rooters for real
I"make-up" party at the annual home
coming day football game between the
agricultural college and the university,
at Corvallis, November Is.
yell all you want to for who YOU
want to, see the big classic, cat all
you can, and make a day of ii with
the other high -brows," is the only
condition of acceptance. The college
will attend to the rest.
The gang will lunch at - IS guests
of Sigma Delta Chi, the fraternity of
writer's. hasbeens and would-hes,
play high iinks-mayhe steal another
march for the smokes-ramblo
around a few minutes, review the
Varsity 30" procession, and see the
game as guests of the student assem-
bly, at the 'thcater" party in the new
big stadium erected by the students.
The students have already sent COM
season tickets to the cdi-
tors for all athletic events on the
and these tickets are of
course good for homecoming day. |
Party reservations will he made for !
lll editors of country town and farm |
periodicals. who send acceptances.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-25
BY CORISANDF.


y
Service.)
LONDON, oct. 25.-Beauty must
now wear black velvet trousers instead
lof an ordinary evening skirt.
Probably the dress critics will not
approve, and for the present, at any
rate, the velvet trousers will most
likely appear only in the home.
Still, il has come. so there's no
know ing when it may make its public
appearance.
1t made its debut in Albermarle
street, where Miss Elspeth Phelps was
showing Autumn fashions, and so far
as grace and line are concerned the
feminine version of the trousers is far
ahead of that worn by ordinary man.
There is puff, too, just above the
knee and another below it that stops
short fe winches above the ankle,
and the black velvet model seen was
topped by a jumper of rose colored
velvet embro, ,dered in gold and silver
thread and hemmed with dark fur.
The general result was somewhat
Of Little Princess in
the Tower toilette, but the wearcr.
at least( ca9ried it off very well.
There are other sensations i'm the
dress world to be recorded. one
is the use of aeroplane silk for smart
gowns-onc of the minor and quite
unforeseen results of the war.
This was dyed yellow and used to
make tcagown, the surface of
which was decorated with rings OF
black monkey fur, each circle show
ng a turquoise embroidered motil
IN the centre.
Then, again, there is the fashion
If wearing a miniature holster round !
what is called by courtesy the |
SaiStline. The effect can be arrived |
It in II variety of ways, generally by |
visiting Il length of the dress ma |
erial to the required thickness. TO |
'c correct sort of holster diadem |
# velvet or tissue should be worn as |
hoaddrcss.
Another novelty is reversible We
'lur ON one side it shows the
'oolen surface of the material so (
popular for coats and skirts. but
he reverse is shot satin. and so
he use of extra material for collar
nd cuffs is unnecessary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-25

'CRRENT LITERATURE CLUB
The Current Literature Club met
Yesterday at the home of. Mrs Edwin
2. Aldrich, with Mrs Aldrich and Mrs.
c. S. Jcrard as hostesscs
The topic Of the study was "Amer-
lean Drama Mrs Fred Donert read
a paper, "Thc Present status Of the
American Drama" and Mrs Harold
Brock paper "The Best Drama of
9Sl." Mrs Charles Bond gave read
ings from "Captain Appleiack," the
best drama Of 1921. Mrs. II. +. In
low sang charmingly two songs. yes
terday ana Today" by Spross: and
You Alone by Farraric, with Mrs.
Alscr Fee at the piano
Pink cosmos made an effective CEN
terpiece for the tea table where Mrs.
Thomas Vaughan presided during the
social hour.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-25
n o NJ E DEMONSTRATION
IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES

+ at is easy to have a hot lunch 4
Il in the school if you have the CO. +
+ operation of the mothers and f.
+ teacher. The necessary equip +
f. ment can usually be gathered +
+ in the neighborhoOd. If it is nee +
+ essary to buy it, a community f.
f. sing or some other social affair f.
+ is sure to bring the needed funds. =
+ The first step is to- call a +
f. meeting of the mothers whose +
+ children eat lunch at the school 4
+ during any part of the winter. 4
+ Ask the home demonstration f.
f. agent to be present and help +
+ with the project. The hot dish =
+ is worth the small effort neces- +
+ sary. 1t means health and viSor +
+ for the children when they need +
+ it most No community can +
+ afford to have their children eat -
+ cold lunches when ii is so easy 4
+ to do better thing. ". d. =
b = = a u
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-25
Social and Club Nez1s

talk on Humane Education"
Miss Cornelia Marvin. state librar-
ian, will have an exhibit of travel
ling library, and also will have large
display of books for children's read
ing and gift-mak ng.
Mrs. j. II. Leigh formerly Janet
PendergasJ, VIII give one Of her pa
Ders, taking for the subject. '"The De-
linquent Girl" from her own point Of
view. Miss r. S. Hays of the chsfd
welfare commission viii speak on
The Child in Need of Special care, :"
and Judge Eanzler VIII give one Of
his practical talks on juvenile protec-
tion.