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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-01-24
MEL 0N Will !!
PUSH INQUIRY
Calls Meeting Of Committee
to Outline Work.
ALASKAN TRIP UNLIKELY

Believed Sessions Of Investigators Into
the Ballinger-Pinchot Controversy
Will Be Confined to Washington.
Partial Report on Results of the
Probe Probable Before End of Pres.
ent Congress.
Washington, Jan. Ex-senator
Knute Nelson of Minnesota, chairman
of the joint committee of inquiry into
the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy, has
called a meeting of the committee, at
which plans will be discussed relative
to the investigation about to begin.
It is the purpose of Senator Nelson
to push the investigation in order that
the committees report may be sub.
mitted to congress at the earliest pos.
sible day. It is the purpose of Senator
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
COUNCIL
MEETING
Grading Matters Cause
Discussion Street
Fair Up to {. Of c.

AT the city council meeting yester-
day afternoon d warm discussion oc.
Cured over resolution allowing the
estimate Of the paving company for
grading done up to date
Aldermen Petty, Hale and Evans op-
posed the resolution and finally On mo-
ton Of Coffman the proposition went
over till the next meeting, the paving
Committee to make an investigation III
the meantime
Ihe proposition Of permitting
street carnival during the farmers in
stitute next September was passed up
to the Chamber Of Commerce.
Ford Witherspoon made plea for
better fire protection for the plant Of
che Collins Cotton Company. arguing
the necessity for viaduct over the
Rock Island railroad and also that hy-
drafts should be installed across the
track The matter was referred to a
committee
The council declined to appropriate
Sf5 TO pay the expenses of two men
to Kansas City for the purpose Of SCI
curing an expert 20 investigate the
paving here, The council has agreed
to pay the expert, but took the view
that acompetent man could be secured
without sending out iunlteting COM
mittee
The city attorney was instructed to
start proceedings for the purpose Of
opening Frisco crossing at Ninth and
Dakota.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

FOR KIRK

Mayor Edwards made brief talks in
which Greater chickasha" was the
keynote.
After expressing his appreciation Of
the cordial reception given to him, Mr..
Kirkpatrick made a brief informal adj
dress in which he showed marked abil-
ity as forceful and pleasing speaker.
He brought greetings from the Clncin-
natl commercial organizations and ex-
pressed his purpose to devote his best
efforts to the upbullding Of Chiclsasha.
The banquet menu was elaborate and
served in the best Of style. Those
seated at the festal board, other than
above mentioned We're e. L. Dawson,
J. B. Sparks, John W. Duff. A. +. Box,
j. p. schow, j. A. Schwartz. W. w.
Clark, A. B Cochran p W. shannon
The banquet lasted from 8 o'clock
till II and was served by the Geronimo
hotel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

If a sincere welcome and an abund-
ance OF good wishes. with assurances OF
hearty cooperation help any, the new
secretary of the Chamber Of Com
merce, Charles c. Kirkpatrick, begins
his career in chicSasha under most
auspices circumstances.
The banquet rendered to Mr.. Kirk
patrick last night BY the members of
the board Of directors proved to be a
most pleasant affair In which the near
est approach to infringement Of the
prohibltory law was generous flow
Of the "Chickasha spirit"
President Dwyer acted as toastmas-
ter and in one of his characteristic
talks welcomed the new secretary into
the ranks of chickasha boosters and
pledging the united support OF the or
ganization to him
J. S. Brown, e. E. Dugan. J. D. chas-
tain j. w Kayser. Al S. Gilkey and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
PRESBYTERY
IN SESSION

With the election Of Rev. W, II. But
Ter, Of Oklahoma City the youngest
preacher in the presbytery as modera-
tor the Cumberland Presbyterian
presbytery last night organized for
the session which will continue here
the rest Of the week.
Rev Mr. Butler preached the open
ing sermon, which was an able effort
and at the close Of The service, the
presbstery organized Rev f. A..
Brown Of NARROW is stated clerk.
This morning a business session was
held. committees being appointed and
then the board Of missions went into
session.
Many prominent preachers and lay
men are i'm attendance. among the lat
ter being r. B. Brown Of Oklahoma
City vice president Of the board Of mis-.
sions; B. r Williams, Tishomingos
D. w Funk Of Frederick.
This evening Rev b +. Blassingame
Of Mountain View will preach, and
every one is cordially invited to hear
him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
NOTED VISITOR SEES
WONDERFUL PROGRESS

Col Alexander Helper. representing
that staunch and widely known publi-
cation. the Misunderstanding Record Of
Baltimore, arrived in the city last
night He viii be in Chickasha for a
few days in the interest Of the paper
he SO ably represents. Col. Helper and
bis Journal are no strangers 10 Chick
asha, he having paid the city a visit
about thirteen months ago aud during
bis visit here he whote an able and at
tractiye article OF Chickasha to the
Manufacturers Records, which attract
ed considerable interest among north
ern investors and capitalists as regards
our wonderful advantages, resources
and possibilities.
A representative OF the Daily Elk
press. meeting Col. Helper this morn
ing. was glad to hear him express him
SELF as follows regarding the city:
"Chickasha is admirably holding her
own in All lines Of municipal growth
and advancement It is built on solid
foundations Nothing Of boom ma
ture appears, but steady and substan-
tial growth is seen on every hand /
am surprised. beyond all expression,
with the magnificent growth which has
taken place since my visit here little
over year ago. Fine and handsome
buildings, splendidly laid streets and
thoroughfares. new manufacturing
plants. handsome residences reflect in
no uncertain measure the growth OIL
Chickasha. predict a city here with
in the next two or three years, which
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

WEDDING

a wedding occurring at o'clock this
afternoon surprising the friends Of the
contracting parties, was that Of Miss
Elsie Chandler and Mr.. Fred Kinzel,
who We're quietly married BY Rev. A. p.
Johnson at the Christian parsonage.
Mr., and Mrs. Kinzel left this afternoon
for Oklahoma City where Mr.. Kinzel
Is employed BY the Frisco and where
they will make their future home.
The bride Is o pretty and popular
young lady, and has always been a
great fayorite among Chickasha young.
er set by whom she will be greatly
missed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

The labor meeting at the city hall
last night was a great demonstration
OF the progressiveness OF Chickasha la
Dor unions Beginning at O'Clock
and lasting until IL the several speak
ers. some OF them OF national repute,
spoke to an audience that filled the
city hall auditorium to its seating ca
pacity
The first speaker Of the evening was
Thomas Bayliss, national organizer Of
painters. who made only a flye-mlnute
speech
w II. Weisner. the national organiz-
or Of the United Garment Workers Of
America, spoke next. Mr.. Weisners
OF work has thrown him more in con
tact with child labor than most any
man in the labor movement and be
highly commended Oklahoma as being
free from this kind OF labor, but he
added that IN case Oklahoma succeed
ed Ia procuring the cotton mills for
which they we're striving Il would take
am inspector and an assistant camped
IN the factories. He spoke strongly IN
favor OF woman's suffrage and cited
several instances 70 show the power
Of women when united. He denounced
"GrapeNuts" Post, Buggy Parry and
Van cleaye as enemies not only to
uulouism. but humanity, and made an
appeal TO al workers and other classes
10 demand the union label upon all
their wearing apparel
G. +. zeieler. president OF the staie
Federation or Labor. followed weis-
ner, and spoke Of the strike OF the
Brotherhood Of Leather Work
ers. now on and the attempt being
made to unionlze chickasha Leather
Workers. asking the tcamsters to de-
mand union labels on their harness and
repairing lie reported that one shop
has signed aud Is now an S-hour union I
shop. n closing. Mr. zelglsr said: /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

will not only challenge the admiration
Of the state at large. but the entire
country You have many and possibly
more, Of natures choicest gifts in the
way Of natural advantages, than most
sections, and It only requires real
ization and Utilization OF these great
gifts to make yonr city one Of the
greatest in the southwest.
The recent Reorganization of your
Chamber Of Commerce with capable
and efficient secretary. is going to bs
a great factor in your growth. just
put this in your pipe and smoke it:
There are four factors which largely
make city-first. your local press;
second, your trade organization; third,
your transportation facilities, and
fourth. your hotels Where these ex-
list, look Tor advancement. and in Chick
asha that advancement is seen on
every hand
No state in the American union is
attracting the attention today that Ok
lahoma is attracting in all lines. agri-
culturally. manufacturing aud ccnmer-
cially, and while ! am neither a proph-
ct. or a son Of a prophet, vet predict
that within the next decade, Oklahoma
will have surpassed in population and
industries many other states OF our
common country, and the thriving city
Of Chickasha will be IN the front rank
Of this quoto Of industrial and com
mercial march-wonderful even at the
present time TO fully realize and com
prehend
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
TEACHERS
ARE HERE
Opening Session at the
City Had This
Afternoon

The first session Of the erGdy Coun-
ty Teachers Association was held this
afternoon dn the city hail with a large
number in attendance and more teach
ers are expected to arrive this after
noon to attend the meetings tomorrow
Among the prominent instructors now
In the city are Prof. G. f. Newell OF
Ninnekah, candidate for county super
intendent Mrs. Hale or Tuttle, candi-
date for THY same office. Prof. +. E.
Burns Of Bradley, Prot. Al B. Herring
of Rush Springs ProE Nj. H. Shepherd
of Verden ana sissvf. l. + Abbott OF
the chair OF history in the Edmond
state normal. The opening hour was
devoted to reading circle work, the
circle conductors telling of the results
obtained from the reading circle. This
was followed by talks by A. B. Herring
of Bradley and F. e. Burnes Of Rush
Springs on The Importance Of the
Eighth Grade Examination. Several
other Interesting and instructive
speeches were made and the program
closed with general discussion on
first and second year high school work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

ROBBERY

Another robbery this week occurred
at the home Of s l. Newman. corner
OF Fifth and Minnesota The front
door had been left unlocked and tile
thief walked In and helped himself in
such 4 quiet manner. disturbing 10 Que,
that the theft was not discovered until
morning
The clothes Of Mr. Newman aud his
three sons were carefully searched by
the roDber who carried away three
watches, $3.50 in cash. and a pair Of
shoes None Of the dresser drawers
had been opened or the contents
touched
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
FINE CROP
PROSPECTS

Within the past few days ! have
been over nearly all Of the coun-
ty and have never seen such fine
crop prospects anywhere said Dr. ].
s. Downs this morning
Continuing, Dr. Downs said, Il never
saw corn coming up so well. wheat
looks as fine as ever saw it, oats are
growing nicely and alfalfa is The finest
ever The ground plows easily and /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
HORSE STEALING CHARGED.

Bud Norris is lodged IN the county
jail, being charged with grand larceny
It is alleged that he stole two horses
from Jim Andrews In the extreme east
ern part OF the county some time last
spring.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
LABOR MEETING IS
LARGELY ATTENDED
Addresses Delivered by Prominent Speakers
Repeal Of Article 9, Section 9, is
Strongly Opposed

BE fair TO your employers; earn your
money, is the first principle of union
ism. and then force him to pay you
what you are worth"
Charles L. Daugherty, candidate for
reelection as state labor commissioner
on The Democratic ticket, made a
strong speech In favor OF higher pay
and organization of the school teach.
ers OF Oklahoma, claiming that their
salaries were insufficient TO meet the
demands made upon them for prepar-
alton and necessities OF life. He said:
"The man who bends his back to dig
your bitches is better paid than the
student who teaches your children and
he pays out nothing for preparation.
He spoke upon the relation OF the Ia
borer TO the farmer. and illustrated ii
by the recent meat boycott. He wants
convict made goods marked as such.
Speaking on home trade he said: III
your merchant expects you TO patronize
him, he should patronize you Don't
import men to do your municipal work.
don't buy an article for retail from an
out-of-town manufacturer that can be
bought In Chlckasha, push every Chick
asha made article You had as well
have fifty cigar makers I'm chlckasha
as one. Chickasha merchants should
not buy cigars from the tobdcco trust,
because they can be bought for a dol
lar a thousand cheaper"
Mr.. Daugherty spoke On Article X,
Section ?. poked fun at Post, hit white
slavery a jolt. asked for woman sui.
frage and praised Kate Barnard
When S. O. DAVIS. ex-president Of the
Farmers Union, arose, ne was greeted
with applause and his declining to
speak was Of no avail Sir. DAVIS does
not look the part OF ain orator: he Is
Of medium height portly build. well
along in years. vet not gray, but their
IS magnetism and sincerity in his
manner that coHipeis close attention
Touching upon the POINTS ths.t Impress
Cd him most he became as fervent in
his appeal TO humanity as any evan
gelist ever became at a religious re
vlyal. and his lonk. dark hair hung
over his half closed eyes. as
he charged from one side of the plat
'orm to the other. hurlIng volumes OF
phrases against the wrongs OF the 4
mighty to the farmer. Here are some
u Mr. DAVIS remarks:
IA strict application OF the Golden
Rule Is what unions stand for"
"Of all the conundrums ever heard
,f the hardest is the American politi.
sian. He is the only species OF hu.
nanity without an idea OF his own"
"A Judge once told me that in the
construction Of public enterprises.
craft was AS necessary as cement and
umber Well 1t may be, but we farm
rs don't want graft We want nothing
lut justice. and we will have that
4 was asked, DAVIS. who are you
or. as governor I answered that
ne goyernorsbip is a small matter 70
s just now, that between this time
nd June II we are going TO take the
constitution and measure the man who
It's our standard for governor and that
nan must stand by Article TX section
Whether you are Democrat Repub-
can or Socialist stand BY the man
lho viii stand by Article TX Section .,
Continued on Page Two)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
Will GIVE cANTATA.

The Methodist choir viii give their
Easter cantata at the church Sunday
evening and there will be no sermon.
Special music will also be rendered
Sunday morning
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

found nothing suffering for rain. AL
together | consider the outlook most
promising one
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

Leslie p Ross, candidate for govern
or. will speak at Tuttle tomorrow and
a large crowd is expected in that city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
CITY LEAGUE
ASSURED

a city league for ChicEasna is as
sured, and although the schedule has
not vet been arranged four different
teams have made application to the
league, these being Printers, BARRIERS,
Timers and Clerks It is ALMOST q Ger
tainty that TWO more teams win be
added and it is likely the schedule
viii be ready BY April l5
The BARRIERS and Printers play at the
fair grounds Sunday and the line.up is
as follows
BARRIERS. Position, Printers.
Catcher.
Pitcher
Sizem0re -------------------- Ftlltz
First Base.
Bolton Shat2el
Second Base.
Russell ------------------ Hammitt
Third Base.
montgomery ------------------L Llltz
shortstop.
Barues -------~----------- DeiIinder
Left Field.
ftOll ----------------- Clarke
Center Field.
Sizem0re ---------------- Tewksbury
Right Field,
RdNle ----------- ------- FdrtlN
The Frlscos will play at Alex Sun
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08
GOVERNOR
REFUSED
REQUEST
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+ Guthrie. Okla. April s-Gov- =
: en Haskell has refused to call an y
! election for a vote on the pro- 4
: posed secession Of three town =
+ ships Of Caddo county and their Z.
+ annexation TO Grady county until =
: after Aug. s, where there is TO =
: be court decision involving the =
+ same territory which is involving =
+ the same territory which is in =
+ Volyed in the proposed county OF =
: Cook =
= + + = ! ! + = ++%#T%++#
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

You'll regret II ALI your life If you
don't see the mugs" at Convention
Hall tonight,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

See the Muggwille Picnic At Conven
zion Hall tonight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

WEAThER FoREcAsT.

= For Chlekasha and vicinity: 10, y
= night and Saturday unsettled =
? weather; cooler tonight =
&%%%%%%%%%%@%@%%%4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

Oh YOU Muggsl At Convention Hall
tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-08

Continued on Page Two)
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27

A turkey is great. said John Pugh,
And cranberry sauce love, too;
A Thanksgiving dinner
Is always a winner,
Along with the stuffs and the stews.
HELEN MACE.
L. B. H s. 10, Long Beach. Cal. r. f. d.
/, box 305 Il.
A turkey Is great, said John Pugh,
And cranberry sauce love- too
Thanksgiving dinner
Is always a winner,
But my stomach next morning, Whew!
STELLA GUESS.
2241 La Grande street. Seventh street school,
grade 6. Age II.
A turkey is great said John Pugh,
And cranberry sauce l love, too;
A Thanksgiving dinner
Is always a winner,
But not always the best thing Tor you
HAROLD BLINN.
1924 Sixth avenue. Arlington Heights school,
grade 6.
A turkey is great, said John Pugh,
And cranberry sauce love, too;
A Thanksgiving dinner
Is always a winner,
But l wish that my stomach was TWO.
LILLE MAE SCHICK.
r. F. d. box 21S No, 8. city. Tropico school,
Age L.
A turkey is great said John Pugh,
And cranberry sauce I love, too;
A Thanksgiving dinner
Is always a winner.
Tha is il you know when you're through
MARGARET BENNETT.
1928 West Twenty-fourth street. Grade 10.
A turkey is great. said John Pugh,
And cranberry sauce love, too;
A Thanksgiving dinner
Is always winner.
But you suffer from pains when you're through
MABEL BLACKSTOCK.
oxnard. grade 8. Age Il.
A turkey is great said John Pugh.-
And cranberry sauce love, too;
A Thanksgiving dinner
Is always a winner.
That's what 1 think. don't you
DOROTHY CONKLIN
oxnard. CAL. age i'' grade s.
A turkey is great, said John Pugh,
And cranberry sauce I love, too;
A Thanksgiving dinner t."
Is always a winner.
And justice to it certainly do.
PAPHNE FRoWISS.
csc 9TH ST.. San Bernardino. street
school. grade 8. age H.,
A turkey is great said John Pugh,
And cranberry sauce / love, too;
A Thanksgiving dinner
Is always q winner.
II you have an old turk you can chew
LUETHEL AUSTIN.
Logan St school grade b. age 10.
A turkey is great. said John Pugh.
And cranberry sauce love. too;
Thanksgiving dinner
Is always a winner,
And those who can not enjoy 1t are Few.
ESTHER VARLEY.
AIT w. Ith st. Long Beach. age 16.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
A One-Eyed Dolly

But, never mind: perhaps next year
Santa will be coming here.
And bring a fine new eye to you.
Then Dolly, darling, you'n have two!
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
HONORABLE MENTION

HONOKabLE mENIlON
:. "a turkey is great said John ;.
x Pugh,
4. And cranl erry sauce I love, too. =
X A Thanksgiving dinner
\ Is always a winner
\ But my! how 1 feel when I'm y
\ through
!. MARGARET BLAIR. \
!. $50 Elena avenue, Redondo Beach. !
*******************
A turkey is great, said John Pugh,
And cranberry sauce love, too;
A Thanksgiving dinner
II my false teeth hold good for the chew.
RUTH GRANT.
turkey is great, said John Pugh,
And cranberry sauce love, too;
A Thanksgiving dinner
Is always winner,
And I think you'll agree with him, too
HELEN MACE
r. F. D. /. box sos E, Long Beach, Cal.
L. B. H. S. grade 10.
A turkey is great, said John Pugh,
And cranberry sauce love, too;
A Thanksgiving dinner
Is always a winner,
DAN GARDNER.
1928 Reid street, Magnolia ave. school.
turkey is great. said John Pugh.
And cranberry sauce love, too;
A Thanksgiving dinner
Is always a winner,
And, gee, how hate to get through!
MARGARET r. BENNETT.
1898 W. Gath street. Girls Collegiate
grade II.
A turkey is great, said John Pugh.
And cranberry sauce love, too;
A Thanksgiving dinner
Is always a winner,
I always thought so. Don't your
FRANCES PUTNAM
1874 Paloma avenue, Fourteenth street school,
A6, Los Angeles.
A turkey is great, said John Pugh.
And cranberry sauce 1 love, too;
Thanksgiving dinner
Is always a winner,
So Is q smile and happy face, too.
OLGA sARNIGHAUSEN.
1905 West Twentyfirsts street; Girls Collesi-
ate school, grade TO-
turkey is great, said John Pugh,
And cranberry sauce love, too;
Thanksgiving dinner
Is always q winner,
But of course these nice things are rev
R. F. D. No. 2. Pasadena; Washington
school. grade g. age IL.
turkey is great. said John Pugh,
And cranberry sauce love, too;
A Thanksgiving dinner
Is always q winner,
And the pumpkin pie. too.
LOIS wAAG.
1863 Kirkwood ave-. Pasadena. CAL. age
II years.
turkey is great. said John Pugh,
And cranberry sauce love- too;
A Thanksgiving dinner
Is always a winner,
And turkey love. don't you?
NO SIGNATURE.
A turkey is great, said John Pugh'
And cranberry sauce l love, too;
A Thanksgiving dinner
Is always a winner,
But the after effects make me blue.
MARGARET BENNETT.
1928 West Twenty-fourth street. Grade 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27

Now, Dolly, darling. close your eye
It's time to go sleep-a-byel
II must be horrid. suppose,
To only have one eve to close
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
HONORABLE MENTION

j. "a turkey is great" said John
\ Pugh,
i "And cranberry sauce I love, too.
j. A Thanksgiving dinner
j Is always a winner
j. But l always feel stuffed when I'm
- through"
\ DAVID BARNWELL.
\ 123 North Broadway. Berendo
! school. grade 5.
MAMAAMA4A@#@MA@@A@.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
Herald Juniors Demonstrate Skun Rhy111ig Contest
FIRST PRIZE

FIRST PRIZE
+ "a turkey is great" said John I.
- Pugh, i.
! "And cranberry sauce love, too, j.
j. A Thanksgiving dinner i
y Is always a winner i.
!. When grandmother cooks it for #
j. you" j.
! MARJORIE COOPER. X
! 766 Hemlock street. L. A. high 4
j school, grade B9. Age 10. !.
y i i \ i \ i ! i i !. X i \ ! =, i i !.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
HONORABLE MENTION

X "A turkey is great said John ):
\ Pugh, =
!. "And cranberry sauce I love, too. :
:. A Thanksgiving dinner \
;. Is always a winner =
X When ended by pumpkin pie, <
). ooh!" \
K PERRY BYERLY, JR. x
4 $50 Alta Vista drive, Riverside, :"
\ Cal. Grand school, grade g. <
i Age 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27


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