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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-09

l. Lynn q. Norris of Dietrich. Idaho,
who made entry No. 765.
Under the provisions OF an act Of the
legislature of the State of Idaho, COM
proved March ., 1893. which embra ces:
S12 sen, SEA SWM OF See. 35.
Twp :. Range Is. =. and Lot /.
SEh NEA of Sec. l. Township T. :.
Range Is b. b. NJ
DO hereby give notice Of my inten-
ton TO make final proof to establish my
claim to the land above described. and
that l expect to prove that l have re-
sided on. reclaimed and cultivated said
land as required by law before O.
A. Truman. Representative state Land
Board. at Shoshone. Idaho. on the
18th day of October. 1910.
BY two OF the following witnesses.
II. r. Cornell J. NJ. Churchill r.
v. Cooke, Halle Norris. an of Dietrich.
Idaho.
LYNN G.. NORRIS Ent'yman.
sept. 9-Oct. n.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-09
sEcREG,TEs 1000 ACRES.

In connection with the new res
erNolr the Twin Falls North Side
company has segregated 1000 acres
of Carey land on the northern Dor
der Of the original tract which
places II within trade radius of
Shoshone. The new segregation
lies TO the west Of the Newmap
brothers ranch and will receive wa.
ter from the northern canal leading
west Of the dam located between
the Little Sugar Loaf butte and the
foothills Of the Notcbed butte. As
the land is very desirable. il will
tot last long after it is once plared
on the market. Water for irriga-
ton Will be ready next April that
new settlers will have an abund-
ane" fer the first crop season. sho-
shone as we'll as Jerome viii profit
by the settlement ana development
ihis new segregation.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-09
sac oE SCHOOL ZONES.

Notice is hereby given by the trustees
of School District No 30 Lincoln Coun-
~ lds no. that having been authorized
Icy %, electors NJ said district at e.
meeting hold September g. 1910 they
viii sell ON the 10Th dav of October
,@le coupon bonds TO the amount of
Sitee-"o 90 rate Of interest NOT ex-
occlinS pei cent said bonds viii b..
sold for the purpose Of building n school
rouse N sisia school district No %.
and IN denominations MS follows.
Flvs 80 bonds ~ two hundred dol
lars tS3ho.oe each the first ona 10 he
redeemed january Is 1ara and ,na
each Year thereafter
These londs win be sold October 10
'fl' a. tho office Of the County Supsr-
,rtehctnt SnoShone. Idaho and the
OF all bids N' "'s
l.N'N lSfTLrR Clerk.
JOHN WE. Chairman,
l,lnco,n cs OF school District No 20.
Sent q-Ort
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-09

] William Murphy. OF ShoShone ID
aho. who made entry No. i97
lander the provisions OF an act OF
the legislature OF the state OF idaho,
commonly known as the ''CercN Act.
approved March o. 1899. which embraces
sen OF Sec. 3 Township :. ). RING
Il. f.. b. NJ
Do hereby give notice ~ my Intention
to make final proof 10 eSta biiSh my
clsiri 10 the hand above described. ard
that eXpect 10 prove that I have RE-
Sidec on reclaimed and cultivated said
land as required by law. before -.
y Irnman. Representative state Land
Board, at ShoshoHe. Idaho on the
Sth day Of October. 1910
hN two of the following witnesses.
w. T. Biles. Geo. Caches Ben
nnrrah. H. l.. Fry. All of Shoshone,
Idaho.
WILLIAM MURPHY. Entryman.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-09
Notice Tor publication-FinaI Proof

John j. Curry. Of Dietrich. Idaho,
who made entry No Ni6.
Under the provisions Of an act OF the
LEGISLATURE OF the State oil Idaho. COM
monty known as the CAREY Act, APP
proved March .. 1888 which embraces:
NWh SWl Of SEE. e1. TWP -
Range 10 r.. H. A..
10 hereby give notice o. my inten-
ton 10 make finai proof tc establish my
claim to the land above described. and
that expect TO prove thai I have re-
sided on reclaimed and cultivated said
land as required by law before O,
A. Truman. Representative state Land
Hoard. ~ Dietrich. Idaho. ON the
nth dav OF october. 1910.
Nv two OF the following Witnesses;
Peter Andrews Herbert kilNer, sam
Nilkcr +. +. Iamison, on OF Dietrich.
Idaho.
JOHN ]. CURRY. Enuyman
sent g. oct. Z
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-09

water company at Brogan is headed
by James a. Green, formerly with
the Idaho Irrigation company.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-09

GA The branch train from Halle,
last Saturday evening we're several
parties who were Interested m The
failure OF the Idaho State baak and
Who attended meeting ia Halle,
az which a receiver was appointed
for that institution. Among the
party were Judge r. a. MATTERS
Attorney sullivan. Hal Coffin. H.
receiver and L. Morthhcimer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
ANGELS BAT LIKE
FIENDS and Win
Spider Baum Fails to EHmeSh
Fly SOufherners i'm Web
of TWiSferS
Especial Dispatch to The Cdll1

SACRAMENTO, Nov. BY hitting
Baums offerings almost at will, the
Angels today won the second game
of the series between the cellar cham
pions by score of 5 to ?. Clean. hard
hitting gave the southern lads a lead
in the sixth inning that the Senators
could not overcome, although several
rallies were attempted. For five In
nings big Delhi and Spider Baum went
through the formalittes of a beavers
battle. The support given the Angel
redtop at times was disheartening, but
he worked better with men on the
bases and crawled out of all the holes.
The Angels pushed the first runner
around in the fifth by playing the
game. Hallinan went half the jour
ney on his own double to right field.
He went TO third when Delmas ground
ed out Boardman to Danzig, and was
two-thirds the way home when Oren-
dorff dumped the ball toward first on
a perfect squeeze.
The bombardment which cost Baum
the game happened in the sixth. After
Daley flew out to left Bernard hit to
right Howard shot a fast one along
the right foul line for two bases. and
when Perry's toss got away from La
Longe on a vicious bounce Bernard
registered and Howard made third.
After Dillon grounded out, Hughie
Smith poked a single to left, bringing
in Howard Hughie worked his way
around to third on stolen base and
La Longe's bad throw and had the
audacity to try to steal home.
The Senator'S saved themselves from
a whitewash by putting one around in
the seventh inning. Two were down
when Baum clouted to right field for
two bases. Heister followed with a
double to the same territory, scoring
Baum. Heister took third on a passed
ball and was only prevented from scor-
ing by a one handed stab Dillon made
of Burns hot grounder.
The feature Of the game was Perry S
hitting. Hank is anxious to lead the
league this year and rolled up three
hits, two singles and a bunt. Score:
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THE GAME IN DETAIL
FIRST INNING

FIRST INNING
oakland-Maggsrt went out. Mohler to Ten
nant Wares went out. Witt to Tenant. Hogan
singled to center. Cameron singled TO center.
CutsbaE hit to McArde. who threw to Mohler,
forcing Hogan at second. No runs.
San Francisco-sbaw struck out. McArdle hied
TO Hogan. Melchior went out, cutshaw to
Cameron. No runs.
SECOND INNING
oakland-PfyI struck out. wolverton singled
past short Thomas walked. Moser struck out.
Maggsrt struck out. No
San Francisco-Bodie went out, Moser to
Cameron. Tennant singled TO the right field
fence. Wares caught Wits liner with one hand
and touched Tenant out. completing a double
play unassisted. No runs.
THIRD INNING
oskIand-wares was safe on McArdle's tumble
and stole second. Wares went to third on
Hogan's sacrifice. Cameron hit to Miller and
Wares was run down between third and home.
Cameron went to second the play. Cutsbaw
walked. Pfy1 singled past second and Cameron
was thrown out at home. No runs.
San Francisco-Berry died to Maggart. Mohler
struck out. No runs.
FOURTH INNING
oakIand-wolrerton went out. Moher to Ten
psnt- Thomas flied to Melchior. Moser struck
out. No runs.
San Francisco-Shaw singled tn center and
went 10 second on McArdle's sacrifice. Melchior
went out Cutshaw to Cameron. Bodie went
ont, Thomas to Cameron No runs.
FIFTH INNING
oakland-Msggart went out. Tenant to
Miller Wares flied 10 Bodie. Hogan grounded
to Tenant No runs.
San Francisco-Tennant struck ont Witt went
out, Wares to Cameron. Berry flied TO Pfyl.
No runs.
SIXTH INNING
oaklsnd-Cemeron singled TO center and went
to second on Cutshaw's sacrifice. PfyI struck
out WolTertoD was hit by a pitched ball.
Thomas hied TO Shaw. No runs.
San Francisco -Mohler fed to Maggart. Miller
went out, Cutshaw to Cameron. Shaw went out.
Wares to Cameron. No runs
SEVENTH INNING
oakland-Moeer struck out. Magsart struck
out Wares went out, McArdle to Tenant Nc
runs.
San Franciseo-MeArdIe went out. Wolverton
/ TO Cameron. Melehior grounded to Cameron.
Bode fculed TO Wolverton No runs.
EIGHTH INNING
oaAand-Hegan died to Shaw. Cameron
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struck ont. Cutshaw flied to Shaw. No runs.
San Franciscc-Tepnant went out. Cameron
to Miller. Witt went out Miller to Tennant.
Berry struck out. No runs.
NINTH INNING
oakland-Pfyl went out McArdle to Tenant.
wolvertop went out MeArdle to Tenna ut.
Thomas Walked. Moser struck out No runs.
San Francisco-Mohler struck out. Miller
singled to right and Madden replaced him on
first. Shaw fled to Cutshaw. Madden was out
trying to steal second. No runs.
TENTH INNING
oakland-Maggart was hit by a pitched ball
and took second on Wares sacrifice Hogan
singled past second. but Maggart held his base.
Cameron lined to Witt. who threw to Mchler.
catching Maggart of second and completing a
double play. No runs.
San Francisco-McArdle flied to Pfyl. Melchior
flied to woIrerton. Bodie 6ied to Hogan No
runs.
ELEVENTH INNING
oakland-Cutshaw flied to Meichior Pfyl flied
TO Bodie Nolyerton was safe on Wits tumble
ands was replaced at first by Carroll. who was
thrown out. trying TO steal second. No runs
San Francisco-Tennant aud Witt each went
out Moser TO Cameron. Berry struck out. The
game was called on account of darkness.
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Oakland missed another golden
opportunity to come within strik-
ing distance of the Beavers yes
tcrday afternoon. Had Oakland
won 1T would have stacked up
fairly well against the northern
sIuEgers. Portiand's victory over
Vernon makes the pennant look
about certain for the Beavers,
unless perchance they drop their
remaining five games while Oak
land is taking as mnny from San
Francisco.
Vernon's loss to the Beavers
helps san Francisco hold on to
third position. Now it appears
as though the Seals have that
place cincbed. All they have
TO do is to break even with the
Oaks.
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BINGLES, BUNGLES,
BEAVERS REVENGED
Webfeef Slaughter the Village
MOundmen and Sacrifice
Them on Altar of Bats
Especial Dispatch to The Call

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2.-Revenge in
its most awful form was exacted from
Happy Hogan's Villagers today for the
beating that was administered yester-
day to vean Gregg, Portlands star
HEAVIER. Eighteen safe hits and Ii runs
had been chalked up by the Beavers
this afternoon when the slaughter at
Chutes park was ended. Vernon, in the
meantime, was able to annex but a
single tally off Steen.
Bingles, bungles and bell ringing
caused the fans to welcome the ap-
proach of the baseball seasons close
and lose that lingering CLEAN Of hope
that the Oaks would make it interesting
for the Beavers on the last lap of the
race.
1t was duck weather. and the web
footers were in their element. Every
Beaver spanked out a safety save one
Sheehan-and Ryan sent five chortling
into the empty place. one of which
netted two sacks, another a trip to the
third corner.
Soldier Carson lasted only long
enough to lose the game, a fraction of
the first inning. Schafer went in after
four runs had come over the plate with
no one out. Schafer heaved we'll up to
the fourth. when the scoring quintet
Steen, Ryan. Olsen and Kruger-got
busy and made their balance three
more to the good.
Hensling assumed the mound in the
first of the sixth. and inm ediately
ladled out walk and permitted a
single that cost couple more bell
tinkles. Hap" decided the day was
too far spent to spoil Breckenridge or
Raleigh for tomorrow's contest, and
allowed Whitley Hensling to stay in
the fire Two more the Beavers sent
over in the eighth. Score:
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pitched the last two rounds Of the con-
test and held the Oaks safe.
It's too bad that the boys did not
have an opportunity to settle their
differences They might have gone 20
innings without run had the light
held out. The pitchers had all the bats
men SO completely at their mercy that
there was nothing to 1t and the flelders
always took the hard ones in the
light places This is the answer.
oakland 8 one good opportunity was
grabbed in the third. The inning
opened up nicely for the team. Wares
being safe on McArdle's tumble He
third. Then Cameron hit TO Miller and
The Oakland shortstop was run down
between third and home This is the
nearest that any man on either side
came 10 scoring.
Wares almost took the breath of the
fans away with great one handed
catch. which resulted in an unassisted
double play in the second Tenant
placed one against the right field fence
for single and Witt started a liner
over Wares head. II looked so safe
that Tenant kept on running. but
Wares went skyWard, spesred the hall
with his gloved hand and then made
his unassisted double play by touching
Tenant out.
Besides pitching such a remarkable
game. MoSer was also very much in
evidence in the field. Seven hard
chances came his way and he nailed
every one Of them without slip. The
score:
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CLUB PASSING is
SPORT OF KNIGHTS
X. of p. Teams From Both Sides
of Bay Engage in Excif-
ing Tourney

The club passing teams of the Knights
of Pythias of this and Alameda counties
are in the throes of their fourth annual
tournament, with weekly matches rivet-
ing attention on the engrossing pas
time. The big event is scheduled to
take place next Monday night at CALI
fornia lodge No. 1, when picked teams
from both counties will struggle for
cherished laurels of victory.
Last Friday the men tried their skill
before a large Pythian audience in Ala
media at Alameda lodge No. 40 and be-
fore Unity lodge No. 81. California No.
i defeated Harmonic Is in three
straight heats. and Unity 81 won a SINH
lar victory from Phoenix So
The score and standing of the teams
Is given helOyE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
Winged V Footballers
To Meet Brooklyn

An American football game has beer
arranged for next Sunday afternoon
between the undefeated Wing team
team. The game is to be played on the
Preside athletic grounds, starting at
2:30 o'clock
The Winged VS. have held and sue
cessfully defended the anna teur cham
pionship title of California for the last
seven years-during which time they
have not lost one game and have kept
the same players year after year.
The Brooklyns have fine record,
winning all their games but one in
three years. To insure fast. snappy
game Pete Smith has been asked to act
as referee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
ATHLETICS Will
MAKE CUBAN TOUR
MaHaqer Bancroft of Cincinnati
to Take Worlds Champions
10 Havana

CINCINNATI. Nov. 2.-Business Man
ager Frank c. Bancroft Of the C1nein-
natl Nationals has been engaged by the
officers of the Philadelphia Americans
to take that team TO Cuba and to play
a series of games in Havana, santiago
and other cities during December and
January
He says the men will leave New York
for Tampa. Fla, about the middle or
November for Havana Yesterday Man
ager Bancroft returned to Cincinnati.
He found telegram and letter on his
desk. which settled the question of his
going TO Cuba.
The letter came from the manager OF
the Cuban team, whose home is In Ha-
vana. it stated he would pay a hand
some price for the Philadelphia Ath-
letics for month this winter
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
SEALS AND OAKS IN
VAIN SEEK PLATE
Darkness Terminates Eleven Inning
Contest Ere Run Is Scored
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

YHE Oakanders did their slender possibilities
yesterday afternoon for the best they II draw
telling would ended had
through II
calling
could ball still
all the a played grand baseball
exhibitions, Mser did
the They boys who the lmgh practically
all the time and it IS hard to imagine ab pitching better ball
objected offerings three scattered hits These three
nobody behind him committed anything that bore the slightest
resemblance d The fielding marvellous
only Miller in trouble and then Wares easily
udIy Miller famed and allowed but five scattered
Madden the and
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
EvERs NAY COACH NAVY

CHICAGO. Nov 2.--Johnny Evers, the
fast second baseman of the Chicago Ma
tionals who broke his leg shortly be-
fore the beginning of the worlds series,
probably will coach the baseball squad
of the naval academy at Annapolis next
winter and spring.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
SMALLPOX AT UNIVERSITY

BOULDER, Col. Nov. 2.-FootbaH
games of the University of Colorado,
scheduled for November 3 and 12 have
been postponed because of the dis
covery of three cases of smallpox at
the university here. John Clarke.
member of the football squad, is one
victim.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
RHEUMATISM ALL GONE

wish you to know what great benefit I
have received from the use Of S.S.S. Ihave
been afflicted with Rheumatism for twenty
years, sometimes being entirely laid up By il
and always lame in some part Of nv body.
1t grew worse until il was misery to attempt
to walk at all; my right knee was nearly
twice its natural size. and was drawn up eOa-
siderably shorter than the other one. Afiend
advised me to take S.S-S-, which commenced.
had tried so many things that must say
that had very little faith that il would 40
me any good, but was willing to Try anything
that promised relief Before I had been
using it long ] was greatly relieved, and con-
tinuing the medicine | soon found was en-
tirely cured. The lameness and soreness an
lett. can straighten, move or bend nv le1
as well as any enc, and have never known
what rheumatism was since. am 65 years
old and feel deeply grateful to S.S.S.
MRS. IDA M. PALMER.
lS6 Fulton ST., Brooklyn, NY.
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Hallinau. Howard. Baum. Ber-
nard. Sacrifice hits-Baum, Delmas. Orendorh
f2l. First base called balls-on Delhi 1.
Struck out-By Delhi 3. by Baum 2 Double
play--Dehi TO Dillon. Passed ball-Orendorn.
Time of game hour and so minutes I'm
pires-yan Haltren and Finney.
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BASEBALL PLAYER DIES

DERBY, Conn. Nov. 2.-Robert Pet
tit. aged As. former National league
baseball player. died at his home here
last night. Petit Joined the Chicago
Nationals in 1883 and played with that
team for several years.
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SUMMARY

Three base hits-Ffsber and Ryan. Two base
hits-Steen and Ryan. Sacrifice hits-olsen.
RYAN and Sheehan. First base called balls
OF Steen 8. on Schafer l. off Hensling L. Struck
out-By Steen 4, by Hensling l. Double play
Olson to Rapps Wild ptch--Schafer. Passed
balls-Fisher and Hogan Hit by pitched ball
BY Schafer / Fisher by Steen / Lindsay
Time of game hour and so minutes. Umpires
-McGreevy and Irwin.
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Rheumatism acrd blood fermentation soung Of the crcu
from acid the blood This uTac
mpury transmitted the blood through the of absorption
comes Of constipation indigestion and other systemic
Irregularities
When the blood becomes infected with this impuriy
complications of Rheumatism The circulation longer
able to furnish the different muscles and joints with the
hmen strength they need but instead deposits these
the gritty pan-producng contaminated
Rheumatism usually manifested the joints and muscles is
here its arpest twngeS pain felt and senng Of gamen
endons first The of Rheumatism caused the
sensoy with gritty
acid accumulate the copuS of the blood about the
joints The symptoms Of the disease gradually
Constantly the circulation deposits the acid particles into the
muscles and joints and slowly the natural fluids dried up
hardened Then Rheumatism becomes chronic and serious and il
allowed permanently cripple break down the health
of the The disease inherited all blood
troubles transmitted from parent child This explains
why persons afflicted with Rheumatism who always
been healthy otherwise
There way Rheumatism that to purify
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the blood-cleanSe the circula-
ton OF the uric acid impurity.
S. S. S. goes into the blood and
attacks the disease at its head,
and by removing every particle
of the uratic matter, and building
up the blood to healthful con-
dition, this medicine destroys the
cause and cures Rheumatism.
When S. S. S. has cleanSed the
blood of the acrid xnpurity, en-
riched and strengthened the cir
culation, then the nerves are
quieted, the muscles become
elastic, the blood tissues are
thickened and freshened, all pain
disappears, and the feveriSh,
inflamed flesh is made comfort
able. Nothing equals S. S. S. as
a cure for Rheumatism, because
nothing equals it as a blood
purifier. No matter whether
you have the disease in muscu-
lar. articI1Iar or infIarnrnaforv for
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O. Hit by pitched ball--Woverton. Maggart (by
Easfler). Double plays-N ares unassisted; Witt
to Mohler Time Of game hour and 81 min
utes. Umpires-Hildebrand and Ton1an-
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GAMES TO-DAY

San Francisco at Oakland.
Portland-Yernon game at Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles ut sacramento.
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lar aicuar or inammatory orm have permanent relief
omts aches and pains until ceanSed and purified e hod
S S has cured thousands you We have sneal
book Rheumatism which will together with auy eai
advice free TO all who write and same ~
--- ~ SpFCTErc On
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Beavers Prepare to
Unfurl the Pennant
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco 0. Oakland O. I'll
innings.
Portland II, Vernon !.
Los Angeles 3, Sacramento i.
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IVldI : . "a I .
'Willett batted for Lindsay In ninth
ssHosp hated for Hogan in ninth
Hosp DATED TOT Hogan IN
PORTLAND

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-12
AGENT OF J. F. McMURRAY IN
INDIAN CONTRACT NATTER, ON
STAND AT SULPHUR.
TO RECEIVE ADDITIONAL FEE
In Addition to the Three Million
Dollars Attorneys Fee, McMurray
Had Agreements With Indians foe
Million and One-HaIf Additional.

Sulphur, Okla, Aug, 12.-That j.
C. McMurray had contracts with the
Indians by which in the sale of thei"
lands he would receive not only S3,
100000 as attorneys fees, but also
agreements calling for $1,500,00 in
other fees, was testified by George
w. Scott before the special con
gressional committee this morning.
In practically all of the testimony
given so far before the committee,
Scott has been repeatedly mention
ed as the agent for j. C. McMurray.
Scott said he had urged the In
dams to sign contracts with Nc
Murray and had done so himself,
believing that McMurray would have
more influence at Washington than
the Oklahoma delegation in con
gress.
Did you ever have an official
position from which you were re
leased because of your connection
with McMurray?" asked Chairman
Burke.
Yes, l had been secretary 10
Green McCurtain, chief of the Choc-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-12

You may lead any woman 60 talk,
but you may not make her think