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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-31
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-31
Reform in Rowing
is Agitating East


A million pounds ID weight
0r e d just flimsy thing
Made up Of sand-loi stars.
Who bring The majors 10 their fee.
with periodic iarsg
a minor league. M bsg said Pa.
Us al Toa say. and mc-s.
FaF from The field of toll and strige
7 at makes the majors roar
Tie minor league plods through the
year
With hope from day to day
And when The majors spot the stars
hey pay. and pay, and pay"
and there's more truth than poetry
iyes We mean thai literally ID the
shove It's getting 80 now thar With
competition 50 keen for young avail
able material, the major managers viii
90 70 almost any lengths in the mat
ier q spending real money for minor
league PLAYERS. The point Is that they
are compelled to name heavy figure
taat minor owner VIII take ana bind
the bargain before some other manager
of biz scout pops into Yiew. decides
ae wants ne minor leaguer and offers
9 raise on TIE first managers bel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-31
sY Hal SHERIDAN.
IWr-II.a N VI. - -

Written for TIE United Pfes
New YoFk. july -Theg are b.
ginning q agitate IL lie east. anleh
means that after the agitation has
worn off and they get down to Tie
bite. here may be some reform ID the
ancient and honorable sport Of row
ing There is a movement under the
surface 10 cut down the distance row
ed by young hopefuls in tie Big vars.
ity eight cared races run off annually
in these parts There asye been such
movements started times out Of num-
Der. but this year il really looks Ike
something would Be really done. This
applies not only to The races lsbored
through a. Poughkeepsie. but the az
nnal fale-iiarrard fnasie. Statistics
have established taat. taken through
and through, youngsters who undergo
the terrific strain Incident TO : four
mile race do not iiYe as long as tie
athlete who 4 not subjected to such
q grind Or ihe man who doesn't mix
ln athletics al an
The idea is therefore. % conserve
few years q young men's liTes iof
work that produces something more
useful than boils ana oyeriaHed hearts
i fAe movement is successful the big
races Tiil Be cut to three and possibly
Two miles before many more are row
Cd rs that rlasi mile" that saps
years ont Of the college oafsmans
lIfe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-31

For removing egg stains from white
linen I find taa following very good,
writes a New YORK Press contributor.
Before sending the isaen TO the laun-
dry soak ID cold water and ihe stains
viii cone cut quite easily but hot
Water sets the stains and makes them
doubly hard % remove
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-31

There IS st.ll a demand for color Oh
he handkerchief One Of the dalntiesi
handkerchiefs. says the Chicago Rec
ord Herald. Is made 0f sheer white
Irish linen. with tiny square oota-
son or circle Of violet green. pink.
blue Or yellow linen inset ia the cor
ner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-31

4 things keep un. fond fathers viii
no longer be taking their sons upon
their knees and holding them before
them the examples of great statesmen
70 emulate. Especially not il son has
q CLEAN in bis eye that looks like
money + father IS wise he @lll buy
son a minor league ball club and I've
of the dividends son declares. This
business of paying young fortunes for
minor league stars has passed the
stage Of being an Intermittent disease.
rs an inearable habit
Gaze Hpon LarFg chapbelle. Ire
White sox $4,000 beauty as tie latest
prize, 10 say nothing Of others who
hare draszed do@h for lheif minor
league owners seyen-passenger six-oyl
iHder seiI-sgarier PRICES The only
thing that bothers rs is wing Secretary
Bryan should fret az to how lie IS co.
ing 70 keep the wolf from the door on
$1,000 2 year when he could bug
himself a minor league bail club and
remain q his desk 3hiie bis manager
sold one or two PLAYERS a season at
TOP prices 70 major leaene owners. r.
would npt only gige Bryan enough ID
exc out q bare existence and use for
three or foHF grape Juice banquets per
month to diplomats. but he wouldn't
have 70 leave the job Of seeretarying (
2 50 out on chautaaqaa lecture tours
ana thus subject himself to criticism
whether just Or unjust II would abso.
lntely solve ior Bryan hts problem.
Simple. isn't it And the though re-
suits IN this
Oh. what's a minor league. Pa.
That some folks call # create
2 y a cateTWampus tall,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-31
New Kind of Work.

Cynthia q Young negro cook VINO
had recently given ap her employ
ment IN orc ct that sha might trs her
Tuck a. the easier profession Of cater.
ess met her former mistress 81 the
street fIhls is from life. Coed
morning Cynthia said the lazy
Where are you working nowzH n
lsn Workin nowhere now. ma am. y
replied Cynthia coyly. Use capering
fer q congfe amaa.e
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-31
Deeds,N0f Words
csiskasha People Have Absolute Proof
Of Deeds at Home.
Ii's POI words bat deeds thai provo

rs not words but deeds that prove
true merit
The deeds Of Doan's Kidney PMS.
For chickasba kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies in the testimony Of Chick.
asha people
Fred Andrews, 1l6 South Fourth
street chickashaa Okla SAYS shy
back was weak and my kidneys caused
me annoyance especially at night A
teW boxes 81 Deans kidney Pills cur.
cd aie aud made ms kidneys normal.
The cure has been permanent
For sale By all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Mnburn Co. Buffalo.
New YORK. sole agents Tor the United
States
Remember the name Doanfs-and
take no other Advertisement.
2t d&1tw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
NEW JERSEY
CONGRESSMAN
Dropped Dead In Union Station at
Washington Yesterdsy-Hovse
Adjourns.

WASHINGTON. May 5.-Repre-
sentative Lewis J. Martin. Of Newton.
y J.. dropped dead in the Union sta
tion here today
Representative Martin was serving
his first term in congress and had
served in both the ass 'mbly and SEN
ate Ia his state. being minority leader
in the latter from 1899 10 1912
Mr. Martin was siNty-nine year old
and represented the Sixth New Jer-
sey district
Ir Martin had just arrived in
Washington from New Jersey. As he
stepped OF the train he was taken ill
and several bystandcrs helped him IN
to an office nearby lie died almost
as soon as they laid him down there.
The house adjourned its night scs-
sion Immediately upon being formally
notified OF Representative Martins
death : committee Of twenty mem
bers. included the entire new Jersey
delegation. was appointed 10 attend
the funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
UNITED STATES in
DELICATE POSITION
OVER THE LAND BILL
IF BILL BECOMES LAW 1T
WILL BE FULLY TEST
ED IN THE COURTS.
Government, Now Supporting
Japan. May Have to Change
Front in Litigation.

WASHINGTON. May 5.-The Jap.
anese embassy was supplied by the
state department today with a copy
of the alien land owning bill passed
by the California legislature. and the
ambassador will employ the time be-
tween now and Secretary Bryan's re-
turn TO Washington in preparing a
formal protest against the measure.
Apparently the embassy has no hope
that any word President Wilson ma >
send after Secretary Bryan returns
will influence Governor Johnson TO
" ithhold his signature from the act.
80 Ne only object OF the protest will
pe To aCquaint the American people
with the japanese contention and. II
possible. to influence the executive
branch OF the government to en-.
deavor tn nullify the action OF the
California legislature.
The embassy will make known the
ground of its protest in a diplomatic
note TO Secretary Bryan II is well
understood that to settle the question,
no matter what may be the point OF
objection. will require the action ci
the United States courts and much
consideration must he given to the
procedure 10 be followed in Arranging
tor a judicial test OF the California
Law. II will be Tor Secretary Bryan
10 determine whether the United
states government itself shall become
party To suit of this character. in
the capacity Of an intervenor Inter
national lawyers hint that the admin
i~tration is ia an exceedingly delicate
position. for the reason that. while
apparently "A champion OF the Japan
'se cause. through the secretary oi
state. before the California legisla
ture. probably from this point on il
must defend the California law against
japan IN the diplomatic struggle about
10 begin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
BISHOPS GIVEN
ASSIGNMENTS
annual Meeting Of international Beard
comes 20 a Close az Charleston
Yesterday.

-i'''..H. Irspsttr 90 tue Irr .tt.rr..~
CHARLESTON. " ", Nav B.
Th" annual meeting ~ the Information.
aI 'oard of bishops 81 the Methodist
Episcopal church came ~ an end
nor" TODAY. when the several Bishops
"i mat church we're assigned to the
various conferences held through the
states during the fall and winter
lHShop John Hamilton. of Hosfon.
VII preside over the West Vlrrinia
conference to he held 90 puckhannon.
W Va. on October eighth no is
also scheduled fo preside o,er the
lirshurgh conference at Homestead.
Ia
Bishop William p Anderson. Of Gin.
Cinnafi viii preside over the ohio.
k'ntuckr and Indiana conferences
ihc Central Ohio and the Cincinnati
conferences have bocn consolidated
INTO Tho Western Ohio conference.
leaving thrce conference In tho state
~ ohio. including Tho Norfh eastern
20" largest conference iu Mrfhodi.fr
Hamilton 20 india.
Ii' fnr" Adjournment. the hoard Of
bishops dcslcnatod John IS Hamilton
io make fh' qIadrirru'ai trlp to India
r"Vf autumn lishop Anderson was
dcsiruafrd to Visit Nfri,s. Hlshop "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
WARDEN HAS BEEN
ON JOB LONG ENOUGH

LEAVENWORTH. Kan. May
5.-Major Robert Wilson Nc
Claughry. for II years warden
OF the federal penitentiary
here. to-day forwarded his res
ignation TO the department of
Justice In making known this
fact. the warden. who Is -
years old. said he thought he
had been on the job long
enough
Warden McClaughry is said
To- be one OF the best informed
men In the country on prison
affairs. lie was at one time
superintendent Of the indus
trial reformatory AZ Hunting
don. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
POWERS NOW
HAVE SCUTARI
Ambassadors Now Say Crises Is Past
Evacuation OF seutsri Saves
Situation.

LONDON. May . King N.chola
Of Montenegro. having placed tho ~
turc of Scutari lu tho hands ~ tho
European powers. the settlement oi
tho Albania trouble now depends up
on whether Esead Pashl and David
Pasha will obey tho orders sent hy
the sublime Porto 'o Withdraw their
armies 20 tho Turkish empire U is
believed thai o. Non'enrEo has ahan
doned Scu'ari E.sad Paqha. oiI rec
ornl1o Tho futilty ~ his aspiration
10 tho Elnrship of Albania. In thr fac'
~ fhe threatened Nustro italian cNpc
dition fo cxpel him
one 90 tho ambassadors ~ tho close
NJ rho ambassadorial conference ~
london today said
The situation g.. saved and 'he
crisis l4 past The reported Nuafru
Italian action in Albania has mo- point
noU
Another meeting ~ tho amhasea
dore will ho hold o0 THURSDAY. nhru
arrangements with regard fo tho fu
turc of Scufari and Albania viu ho
discussed.
The telegram from King Nichoius
fn SIR Edward Grey. tho British for
eigu secretary. announcing thar hs
bad surrendered. vae aa foiioVs
"My dignity and that of m, people
do not allow mo to submit ~ Isolated
orders therefore place rho deatir,
~ Scuilri 900 Tho bands of tho great
roup-a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
Goes Into Office
Without Formality

HARRISBURG W Nav = Robert
rs. NuunE Wcllsboro. former auditor
general. became state treasurer of
PENNSYLVANIA. 1f noon TODAY without
formaiity although =corcs ~ people
hlled li. Office to offer con-rltula
tcns and sent floral tributes Tro
treasurer rccctpfcd go e. p Wright.
Susquchanua rctirin- treasurer. ror
fS.lN.s5f % tn the esncral fund and
S5N5.69? o. 400 the sinking fund ana
for thc bonds held O., tho state Hc
save f5un.uou bond to the state
Mr Young announced those AZ.
pointmcuts
Thomas \. Crichton. Weilshoro
former deputy auditor general cash
Ter. succeeding Henry ID Jones. Sus.
quchsnna
Henry ID. Jones. Susquehanna. cor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
tcontinu.d on raTs ri,ven.I
POPE Plus
Has Entirely Recovered From Recent
Illness and Taxes Keen IN.
est m Al Affairs

NoNE W., % Pope Plus has IN
tfr"IN recovered from his recent I
n"-e Cardinal Wouedc Fsiconio.
who l. su American cUizcu and eas
Tor e"0'r1l tcaf. apoioetic delegate ~
Was Inc'on. found ths pope to.Iay ir
DN'cIi'nf hfIln. hrieut. cl,ar.headed
kc'rlt Interested .n affairs and caccr
fo DISCUSS 900 .rlincf- of fhe hour
cardinal Fnlronio was fo have been
received hN tI' uops ON April O.. the
dFN thr ponun foU W or necessity
th" audience WIS postponed The
cardinal received an invitation to
NisH fl" vatican TODAY and was great.
y pleased that f.c pore was in much
h"tt'r health than when ho saw h,m
in th" bcEiuuinc of NlriL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
ATTEMPT TO STOP
MEETING CAUSES RIOT

special Dispatch 10 Intelligence
HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Nav
a riot occurred here to-
night when an attempt was
made TO break up a mass
meeting Of Socialists. called to
enter protests against martial
law in the strike district and
the imprisonment OF labor lead.
ers. William Taylor. an aged
man. was shot in the head dur.
ing the melee. Several persons
were slightly wounded.
Missiles were hurled on all
sides and the speakers we're
hooted down. \ squad of DO.
lice was called to the scene
and several arrests were made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
COMMITS MURDER
Ouarrei over Card Game a. Norton.
W. Va. Results In One Man Be
ing Instantly Killed.

BLrEFiELD " Va. Aty p yaa
frrnay ~ Nori0n IS Va. Charles
Jones and Sam Johnson tofn RhIto
engaged in a frh' otrr card rsrns
ono accusing 'ho other az chestInr
Ionos shot and instantly killed John
son and fed ~ fhc mountains
Tho sheriT ~ Wieo count, formed =,
ross'. '0cafrd f1nes. arrested him and
iailod him 20 Wisc. Na
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06

ago by West Virginia by eight points.
Enthusiasm reIsned supreme when
a telegram was received from the
Harvard captain this afternoon an
nouneing that their score was e75.
just 13 behind that made by West Vir-
ginia. Captain Baker was the lowest
man on the local team, with 1913, while
Carney, Dawson and Bjornsen tied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06

poratiou clerk
Ecrkey % Royd. Wcstmorcland.
ci RI
William O. Nortn. Nllog 1cuy. clerk.
Marshall Fcklin. pauphin. messcn-
ger
M but Mr. Jones have been denti-
fed vph the Washington party and
Mr Young stated that as long ne Re
pubhcan- predominant in the depart
mont 1c will appoint no more Rcpub-
liCans
senator = W Powell. Allegheny.
will become auditor general tomor-
row a. noon Ito will resign as SEN
ator to-nieht and stated today that
be- would not make any appointments
for some time a. tho act for tho re-
organization " his Office viii not be-
come effective until June 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
Refused Action.

SA' RAMENTp. al. M.y Fear
that the bin hy senator Rush. rcquir-
ing Japanese fishermen TO pay 500 for
an annual license when other aliens
are taxed hut $40 aud natives only
$50. Is IN violation ~ the existing
treaty between japan and tho Unitod
states. caused IA" senate 10 rrIsc ac-
tl"n on tho measure today. pending
a decision hy IN, committee. on federal
relations.
senate. keho" raised tho question
a- 20 N" possible" Violation hy pointing
to section ir 'l- treaty which guar
ant'"s tp japan. subject, ail taxa
tI"n wiki American citizens.
: similar 900 20, A-~omhlymar
Johnston air'aIN hIs passed tho as
-"mniy. S'rat- leaders arr uuc,.:air
what action tp take.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06

with 1913 out Of a possible 200. Car.
roll and Deem each shot 1877, as did
saIlou. but his score was not counted
In the highest five. as Deem shot 90
standing. while Ballou registered by
standing 90.
The local team will be awarded
medals Individually and as a team.
and each member will receive the
Varsity letters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
w. V. y. Cadets intercollegiate
Champions of the United States

special IHSpatch to the Intelligence.
moRGANToWN. w. Va. May S.
After one OF the most remarkable cam.
psisns in the history Of the National
Rifle Association. the
West Virginia University Cadet Corps
Rifle Team won the INTERCOLLEGIATE
championship Of the United States by
defeating Harvard by the score Of e98
to e75. The score is the highest ever
recorded by college team in America
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06

COLOGNE. Germany. May II
scoms certain. tho Cologne Gazette
cditorially declares this evening. that
Austria md Italy viii send troops
into Albania irrespective of tho ont
come ~ tho conference of European
ambassadors in London,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
STORMY SESSION.

PEKING. May 4 stormy session
Of tho lower house of parliament was
held to-day The fVc power loan. re-
Gently negotiated. was denounced by
p large majority Of the members
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
WIRELESS STATION BURNED.

ST JOHNS. y. p. May S-The
wireless station az Care Race was de-
stroyed hv FIRE tonight. according 20
q message received here Details
we're not given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06

FRANKFORT ON TIVE WAtN.
Germany Nav % kunr Nicholas Uul
ahdiCatr tho thron" 0f Montenegro in
Tho near future. sccofdiug to 90 tcIc
gram received TODAY hy thn Frank.
uuor Ieitung from 90. correspondent
lf tOnrfantiuppln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
KERN RESOLUTION
CALLED IN SENATE
BUT IS HELD OVER
INDIANA SENATOR GIVES
WAY TO SUNDRY
CIVIL BILL
And Resolution Will Come Up
Wednesday-No Reply to
Hatheld's Attack.
InteuiRsncsr Bureau.
Washington, d. c., Nay 8.

The big hght over the Kern resolu-
tion calling for a sweeping investiga-
tion into the Paint Creek and Cabin
Creek coal mine strike conditions did
not take place today in the United
States senate. There was a futter or
excitement when Senator Kern late
this afternoon called up his resolution.
This excitement died down quickly.
Senator Gallinger. interrupting the In
diana man. suggested that the resolu-
tion go over until the sundry civil bill
had been disposed OF. and Senator
Kern agreed.
The resolution " is expected Will I've
called up again 10y Senator Kern ON
"Wednesday. He stated TO the Intelli-
gencer correspondent that he does not
expect a s5se will be cast against II.
Senator Kern was deluged with tele-
grams today urging an investigation.
They came from all parts Of the coun-
try. He received one from Mother
Jones. who is 1gurinG in the spicy
controversy between the Indiana solon
and Governor Hatfield. and who is n
the coal strike region. Mother Jones
wired him as follows;
From out of the prison walls
where | have been forced TO pass the
eighty-first milestone of life I plead
with you for the honor OF this nation.
send you groans and tears OF men,
women and children as ] have heard
them in this state. and beg Of you to
force that investigation. Children yet
unborn will rise and bless you
Signed,
Mother Jones.
facetious Interview.
Senator Kern gave out facetious
interview in reply TO Governor Hat
fields attack upon him. Il guess I'll
have TO inlist the services of the Nc
Coy's." said Senator Kern laughingly
when asked about the Hatfield attack.
He added that he had no reply TO
make TO the governors statement as
sailing him. Il have never pretended
TO have any personal knowledge about
conditions in West Virginia" he said.
Il have stated from time TO time facts
which were presented to me. ] felt
warranted from those facts in renew
ing the resolution put in by Senator
Borah last session.
The opposition 10 the investigation
from various quarters has done more
10 arouse my suspicious that condi-
tons are rotten. than anything else."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
WILSON ORDERS
INVESTIGATION
OF POTTERIES
WILL GET INFORMATION
BEFORE FINAL VOTE is
TAKEN ON TARIFF.
Makes Concession To Potters
That May Open Way For
Other Industries.
rnteluEenotr Bareau.
Waahlngton. d. Q. MAY 8.


President Wilson tou.rht issued an
order that tn' .'"ttcry in.gstr, should
he Investigated hv zoo. .rumcnt expert 4
before IN" tarif revision. which tnc in
forests sag VIII ruin them. co,s Goo a
final vote.
This action ,amc when the pottery
manufacturer ~ Sew J.rsst. West
virginia and other states came 90
Washington and told th. president
plainiN that their irdu-tr. would per-
ish " th" 'uaorwrud hliI vrrf 'ntp
effect ~ adopted lv th, house
~ Tho sam" tim. fh.t reminded th"
'N''.tif' that %. Haltim.r. platform
"i'i-'d tp' IattN 'o I.lt, rough duty
"u 900 legitimate Industries Co. -ato
fH,m from destruction. and fhs Ir,-i
r.rf Hrre"d vifh them Thar 4 .
ir"r's" yvas mrd" ard shat th. f,pt-
t'fr interest. v,t.. I.rifma'n.
H't, upon The potter. people ,.iuu-
i.'r'd q" show th. president rr bis
representative their books flr tho
pIri"~' nf 'nu,lu,rc him fhst could
rf 'Ni.f % fh. f.fiG from tu,lr prod
'.'. "'r' r'mu.'I lwpr, s-sd Dos This
fr.ttur-- ths president -srt 'Yf Nr
f'nr"ld and rauu'.f,I him fn m1k.
'h. invest .-pffnu. Shortly Hr'rward
'I" secretary 20 ,nmmcr,o Ie.Ycd thc
f'UnwIfr ORDER
l"f fhr purpose of prnmntIUc conn
u'I'It 'W.l'nrt r Oh. msuffa.f 30
H' f"r' vHr. Hrd other .srtui,- 'ng
ZOO. ui"'fftl. tr accordance with in-
ru'ti"ra received FROM fls president
% rtE. ~ fIH ir',eflEHfi.u - mo
I.ff.ri.. wHuIartur.nr such ~Doda Boo
.I. trif'd stat s. ir order that fhr
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SAFER THAN CALOMEL
Dodson's Liver Tone at Night viii
straishten You Out by Morning.
Calomel May Knock You Out
OF a DAVIS Work.

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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-02-21
INDEPENDENT
SELMER, TENN. ~

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