Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 286, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 5, 1920 Page: 4 of 6
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(THURSDAY, AUGUST S, 1920.
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PIKE IM.OOD IJK(iKI) BY GOVERNMENT /S LIVESTOCK IDEAL
ing of th« disPiHe.
McALEHTER. Kmll Midgot. Vi
years old, drowns while swimming
In Buck Lake, near horn. It waq
Iho first fatality of the season.
OKMULGEE. The old Creek coun
oil house of Okmulgee. will ho re.
modeled and efforts will lie made
to make the hutlduiK one of the moat
ii. a lit If it I spot* here.
SILENCE REALLY
GOLDEN IN GUAM
OKLAHOMA CITY Jim Iteaty,
democratic <andi<Jatc for sheriff lias
charged that Beaty campaign earda
I were torn down by mounted police,
men
KDGiNA. SASK.-J. C. Robert-;
ton, provincial commissioner of
agriculture, said recently in a re
view of the livestock industry, th'tf
the value of cattle in Saskatcnewao
would be increased $30,000,000 if j
purebred bulls were used in oil
nerds.
‘‘Many purebred sires were dis-
trihuted nmnnit the fanners by th.i
government," said the commn-
sioner. "(Irade females also w«ie
bought for cash and sold on easy
terms of payment to breeders.
Grade ewes were sold on n similar
plan, 'dew blood was introduced
Into the flocks by the importation
and distribution of purebred rams.
Much work wns done toward the
eradication of stock diseases. The
examination of stallions has been
carried on energetically and the
unlit have been weeded out by re-
fuaal of certificates to owners.
Livestock in western Canada Is
gradually wurkinit toward a puru-
OKLAHOMA CITY. The Oklaho.
mu Kiwauls districts convention will
lie held September fi and 7, Sev.
cral International officers will at
tend
PONCA CITY—The Farmers Eb>.
vator company of Laboma is pay-
ItiK a dividend of 5 cents a bushel
| on all wheat fiurelinsed from stock,
holders.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4 Sit |
cnee is golden, especially if you are j
in Guam.
For Giiiuii Is ruled hy Captain Vi’
W. ((timer. L'. 8, N, who lue all the
patent slleneers h'eateu to a fruzzle.
An Naval Governor Captain Gil-
mer reigns supreme in Hie pretty
little city of Agana, and here Is
Naval Governor Gilmer's latest
broadside in the interests of silence
perfect silence:
‘■'Tho practice of whistling is an
entirely unnecessary and irritating
noise which must he discontinued.
It Is, therefore ordered and de-
emed that no person shall whistle
within the city limits of the- city of
Agana.
"The penalty for a violation of
this order shall he an executive fine
ndt to exceed $5.
"W. W”. GILMER,
"Captain. I . S. N.“
Ho the Jackies who visit Guum oc-
casionally take a walk beyond the
cily limits, whistle a tuuc and come
back cheered up by thQ sound of
noisy revelry, | ^
Benjamin Harrison. In his contest
for the presidency in ISSS, was the
originator of the so-called "front
porch” campaign.
Members of the police force of
Wilmington. N. CL. have been ordered
by their chief to become regular at.
te|idants at church services.
TnoeououoatD
bred basis." bred standard ns possible. As a
The Canadian government for result, scrub animals have been al-
vears has conducted u campaign of most completely eliminated. Most
education and financial assistance of th« livestock has a good per-
to farmers in an elf , t to get the rentage of pure blood and pure-,
horses, rattle, sheep and hogs of bred hards of all .':inds are now
the province to us nearly u pure-(Widely distributed.
MU8KOOBB.—Frank Swift. Jr.,
recently terrorized Muskogee hy
si tiding bullets in every direction.
Shop windows were shattered and
many people had a brush with death.
A motor cycle cop finally vorralled
I Swift
DENTISTRY
I* or better work and lower prices, work guar-
anteed, go to
DR. POLLOCK
Ovfer Yale Theatre.
Phone 744.
DRUM RIGHT A charge first de.
gree murder has been placed against
David B. Redd of this eily for the :
alleged slaying of Roy Derrick
U/D AMfFI CAVFn ends' friends like to tell ibout him
WnAnULL 0/\VE(Lf 1|( how h„ waB )p(t wlthout - litcli
BY R. C. SERVICE of clothing at the last battle of 'toa.
tov. Tho Red army had advanced
I upon the city so rapidly Unit there
SEBASTOPOL, July 2. (By Mail.) | was no chance for anyone to gel
-—General Huron Peter Wrangnl, the j away with anything except their
new leader of the volunteer forces lives The General's entire adora.
STATE BRIEFS
in Kiissin. Is commonly supposed to
be of German or Russian origin.
Neither of these beliefs is r ifled.
menl consisted of a pair of pajn.
mas. He had losl all his personal
effects. Then the American Red
The Baron is of Swedish lineage Cross United attached to the Volute
his great forefather having fought j teer Army came to the rescue and
in the Thirty Years’ War, The (gave the Baron a complete outfit of
Wrangnl line i- >-llll in Sweden, On- American-made clothes nnd shoe
brunch of it settled in Germany ell has had a warm spot in his
which explains the fuel that He re heart for the Americans ever since,
i Raraa Wrangnl In Berlin t ot
Another hraiicli went lo the Baltn
provinces when they wero under
the control of Sweden.
At Iho battle of Poltava ill 1705*.
when the forces of Peter the Great
opposed (libs,, of Charles tin Twelf.
til of Swi-don. there were six Wran
gels on the former's side and six
on the latter’s. The present General
Wrangel'a forefather* because land
owners in the .South of Russia In
the reign of. Catherine the Great,
Present Tooth Decay
Avoid Pyorrhea
YT\
eYROS
TJ
The Gem ial a home i ill Rostov top that pyorrhea, |.re\eat tooth .1e
*
is named after the W ran gel family., properties are wonderfully efflelen*
Contrary to popular belief Gen
era! M i angel it, not n Co--ark hut
w iars I lie iinifoim of a Co sack.
He Is about 42. lull. Iillic and slcu.
der. Ho is a man of great fore*
of charadet and <*f tmng eonvle.
tlons. III friend deserihe him a:
"tcnaelou , determined and steel,
willed.” lie Is a brilliant cavalry
officer and w , tin line l sueee ful
General In Its army of Gem ral
Deiilklue. whom he succeeded as
Command, ! .In.Chid.
for spongy, soft, bleeding nml reced-
ing gums PYROS is um-qualed as :t
restorullve of tisdh. gum and month
heiillb. Results guaranteed if uauf
• < cording to directions.
U^o3a-0\venj t-Orutj^lorp
MIJSKOGEK. F. D. Davis. D. M.
Whltfithl and J. K, Jones, oil mag.
nates, have applied for pH.ssporlS
to Algeria, AfrieH, The trio claim
lo be employed hy a big oil concern
aud will make a number ot teats in
.\ortli Atrlcu.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Claude Con.
nolly. stale commissioner of labor,
has sent out an urgent appeal for
l.fHdt laborers to harvest broom
corn.
VVKWOKA, -The Kmanake mission
school, the oldest Indian scIuhiI in
Oklahoma, has boon sold at public
auction.
lloRART Filty thousand dollars
was Involved In the deal consumated
by Rowland and Postol. he I ween
F. 11 if fie and I,. D. Winno for
three quarter sections of land and a
suburban trad.
NOWATA, The T. II. Gasolino
company and (lie Oklahoma Retro-
leuiu Gasoline company have been
pm chased hy the Tidal Gasoline
rompany.
BONES UNEARTHED IN HAMLET’S
GAROcN.
DOVER, 4By Mull.) Four ancient
skeletons have Just been unearthed
lie has a wife and three ehildren 111 garden of Forh, Robertson's
who are being looked after hy the l"m'" near here
American Red Cross on the Island I lm. roincid'iiee gave England's
of Prinklpe. near Constantinople, kraale t Hamlet one more opporluu
His wife wa-
ited Cross nurse
recite
"Alas,
throughout the great wur ami ae '"tnk. s|H>och and llritishers are
companies! her husband on all hit v*°|tdering whether de pile hi-, re-
milliary expeditions. On one o. ca from fhn atage he was not
tdon when the Bolsheviks eonflaealed ■ tx uiptxwl to give Iho gardnera a pH-
poor
ARDMORE. Don It Russell, for
tile pa t two years Vice president
of the First National hank at Drtim-
rlglit has left to assume-the vice
presidency of (lie First National
hank at llealdton
ARDMORE. Four children, rang,
ing from four lo twelve years of
age. have been placed in care of
(lie Benevolent association. Their
father and step.mother deserted
them.
all lur surgical Instruments, dress
hearing of the phlloDopliical
lug* and medicine.-,. Baroness Wran. I** I*"
gel ranted her "first aid” outfit — ---—
in a hat box along the line of match Golf can lie positively traced In
and gave prenipt treatment to Hie Ncollt.h history hack to 14.,7. though
nick and wounded. t-niue authorities declare that it
(hie or the stories that Hie Gen. '"‘Kinai.d hundreds of years before
then.
ARDMORE A site u( Turner
Fall, has been donated fo the hoya
and girl, agricultural clubs of the
county hy the Turner Falls Amuse,
tin nt company for the establish,
ment of a permanent camp for the
club members
Heavy Meat Eaters
Have Slow Kidneys
Eat Less Meat if You Feel Back-
achy or Have Bladder
Trouble.
No mal or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake hy
flushing Hie kidneys occasionally,
says a well known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which excites tho
kidneys, they become overworked
from the strain, get sluggish and
fail to filter the waste and puisona
from the blood, then we get sick.
Nearly all rheumatism, headaches,
liver trouble, nervousness, dizziness,
sleeplessness and urinary disorders
come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you fee; a dull ache
in the kidneys or your hack hurts or
if the m ine is cloudy, offensive, full
of sediment, irregular of passage or
attended hy a sensation of scalding,
stop eating meat and get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any phar-
macy; take a tablespoon ful in a
glass of water before breakfast and
in a few days your kidneys will act
fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with litliia, and has
been used for generations to flush
snd stimulate the kidneys, also to
neutralize tho acids in urine so it
no longer causes irritation, thus end-
ing bladder weakness.
Jnd Salts is Inexpensive and can
not injure; makes a deiiliglitful ef-
fervescent l(thla-watcr drink which
everyone should take now and then
to keep the kidneys clean and active
and tho blood pure, thereby avoid
lug serious kidney complications.
Adv.
htnmy (iootlnvm, 'I'y-i'nhl,
i.uoi! for Yuan % a:. Ifell as Ohl
A nourishing an<l delight-
fully refreshing cereal drink.
Made and {guaranteed l>v Cook,
of ' vansvilL*, famous for 70 years
iu making
Satisfying--perfect
Leverages.
Keep a few hollies on icc. Comet
iu liuudy for any occasion.
Tell your grocer to
•eutl you a tdBC.
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intendent of health, announced lhat
iVphohl fever here is not alarming
hut advises |o guard against spread-
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“CENTER" OF BRITISH EMPIRE
Unpretentious Dwelling in London
Houses the Real Rulers of Great
Commonwealth of Nations.
For 200 years a severely plain and
unpretentious three-story brick dwell-
ing has become widely known through-
out the world ns Britain's central of-
fice of the diplomatic service. "No.
JO Downing street" refers to one of
London's historic houses on the so-
called "street of power," which nestles
close ,(ii ,iha can hues of Whitehall.
There have dwelt therein celebrities,
sudi n* Walpole, Pitt, Chatham, Can-
nlnir, Disraeli and Gladstone. In all,
no fewer than fifty ministers have
lived there.
Sir George Downing, after whom
the thorrfliglffarS Is named, was the
son of a London barrister, a nephew
of Governor Wlntbrop of Massachu-
setts colony, ami a graduate of Har-
vard, who obtained the house ns a
gift from Charles II us a reward for
unusual service performed by him
while he was representing his country
In Holland. He had emigrated to
America at the age of fourteen and
When he left Harvard, In 1R45, a youth
of twenly-one. he became an Itinerant
preacher In the West Indies. Shortly
afterward he returned to England and
became a chaplain In Colonel Okey s
regiment. As a faithful Puritan, who
later In life assured Charles II that he
saw Hie error of his ways due to the
principles Imbibed during his stay In
New England, he shortly afterward en-
rolled under Cromwell us a scout mas-
ter.
After Downing's death, when the
lease on the building lapsed to the
crown, the property wns given to the
Hanoverian minister, Count Bothmn,
by George If. and. w hen the count died,
was tendered to Walpole, who accept-
ed It on condition that the house should
forever remain the residence of Brit-
ain's ministers.
MANAGED DRAGON BY WIRE
Opera House Manager Had Unique
Idea for the Direction of Impor-
tant Stage “Property.”
Onr Chinese friends would he Inter-
ested to learn of the wav “foreign dev-
ils" control dragon*.
In one of the operas produced at the
Metropiditan Opera house In New
York the Inside of the dragon, which Is
made of canvas and papier-mache, con-
sists of two small hoys, who are sup-
posed to guide the beast’s movements
In accordance with the music. They
are rarely equal to doing that correct-
ly, even after rehearsal. A recent per-
formance is stated to have been given
without a single stage rehearsal, since
no time could be found for the prepa-
ration of the opera. It was, therefore,
more than ever necessary to ligve the
Occupants of tho dragon's Inside kept
up to their business. The stage mana-
ger decided to Install a telephone In
the beast. It connected with the opera
house switchboard. On one end wns
the stage manager, nml at the other
were two receivers strapped to the
heads of the two hoys, who received
from moment to moment directions a*
to what they should do. The dragon
under the circumstances covered him-
self with glory.
Incredible Names.
Speaking of "burdensome” names.
Stray Stories tells of one Arthur Pep-
per of Liverpool, England, who be-
stowed upon his infant daughter a
name that comprised every letter In
the alphabet, running from Anna to
Yetfy Zeno.
If seems surprising tlrnt the names
of Dickens’ characters, odd though
they were, should he found In real Ilfs;
for It wns from life that many of
them wero taken. Some, ns ig known,
were copied from the names of signs
over business places; hut Hint was not
the novelist’s only source of selection.
John Forster, his biographer, found
among his papers a carefully drawn
list of names, with the sources from
which he obtained them. Some of the
tismes Hre too extravagant for an.v-
thlhg but reality: Jolly Stick. Bill
Marigold, George Muzzle, William
Why, Robert Gospel, Robhln Scrubhan.
Sarah Goldsneks, Catherine Two, So-
phia Doomsday, Rosetta Dust and
Sally Gimhlett.—Youth's Companion.
Do You Educate Your Children?
Most pareuts prqvlde for their c
dren; some take personal care of tt
Vhildren; but few, Indeed, nre they \
can lie forced to take any pnrt In
education of thetr children, educst
having become Jhe business of scho
a factory process, turned over enflr
to the public. Here and there Is a s
lime parent who plods doggedly o
the alphabet and Hie algebra, gett
an educntlon for himself at this I
day; but such are rare, the run of j
ents putting their hahes into the I
dergarten or some other edueatlo
Incubator, while they themselves i
off the educational nest like euck
and cowbirrta.—Dnllaa Lore Sharp,
Atlantic Monthly,
Family Shy of Joint*.
Dr. C. E. OddJ.- reports to the
chives of Radiology and Elei
therapy (London) the rase of a ho
fourteen whose huger* have only
Joint. His mother bad similar hn
a* have four of her nine children,
fingers Of the other five being nor
Its Sort.
"Did Hint bragging Hill say
thing when be was threatened ■
a thrashing?"
"I think Iip made some sort of
nlng comment.”
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