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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
BASEBALL NOTES

Russell Ford is more than hold1ne
his own in the Federal league.
Hal Chase Is now Bured, and bets
are now ia order as TO the length of
time he'll stay there
rhe trim around tha world has hurt
Joe Benz so much that he has pitched
only no-hit and one.hit game.
-
Marty o'Toole. whom the Pirates
bought from 81 Paul for s22 500 a
few years ago. wiIl be turned loose.
John McGraw of the Giants Is said
TO be Jealous of the success Charlie
Herzog is making as manager of the
Reds
Connie Maeks pitching star is do
ing so poorly that rival pennant pros.
poets are having close fight for sec
ond place.
'NUNti i4lltNt ALE HN'A% NetNNf'~t -
the Tip Tops, would be far more val
uable II he could run as fast as the
average baekstop.
After the Lincoln teams name was
changed TO the Tigers they recovered
from a long losing streak. The Ante
lopes" was their Jonah. M
Where did the Feds get the $4,000
they offered Walter johnson to jump
Maybe It wNs raised by popular sub
scription aA.aAg American league bat
ters.
Failure Of Lon Nordyke TO cover
FIRST base on an infeld tap that should
have been ain out beat Pitcher Stall
cop OF Edmonton out OF a no'hit game
against Regina in the Western Canada
league II was the only ball hit in
the game that was not fielded cleanly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10

TODAY IS BIG DAY IN HISTORY.

Washington. July Historians
here pointed out that today is big
day in both American and foreign his
tory. On July 10, 1884, William Of
Orange, who led Hollands war. FOR
independence, was assassinated.
The statue Of King George III al
Bowling Green, n X, was oerturned
July 10, l776 Two years later
Rochambeau arrived at Newport witt
60OO French soldiers
On this date in 1890 congress decid
ed to meet for ten years al Philadel
phia.
The first steamboat arrived in Chi
caso in 1892 Col John G Fremont
became governor Of California on this
dasa. 1876
The fortress OF Gibraltar was cap
tured by the British July 10, 1904.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
BALL GAME is REPRODUCED
Novel Electric Melton Sign Represents
Pitcher and Catcher Going Through
Maneuvers Of Game.

Installed in a conspicuous place on
one OF the streets Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
IS novel electric motion sign which
represents the pitcher. batter and
catcher going through the usual
maneuyers Of ball game The cycle
OF effects is as follows First, the
pitcher and The catcher warming up
before the balaman enters the box;
second. the pitcher winding up and
delivering the inll to the batsman
Mho knocks a foul bail; third, the
pitcher throwing a bail which is
missed By the batsman, and, fourth
ihe bali being delivered and TIE bats
man knocking pop fly" into, the
pitchers hands During the entire op
eratlon the figures so through the
most liielike movements. and the ball
IS represented flying through the air
in passing from one position to an
other
After the ball game is over the sign
legend Is Illuminated In sections dis.
playing respectively the words
"Chew." Smoke and the name OF the
tobacco advertised la addition to pro
ducing the spectacular effects de
scribed. the sign indicates the time OF
day BY an electrically Illuminated
clock Electrical World.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
FORMER cHlcKASHA MAN
MURDERED NEAR WICHITA

A letter received today from Luther
Osborne Of Wichita, KAN bears the
sad news OF his brothers death, Claude
Osborne, formerly OF this city
The letter states that on June s.
Claude Osborne. who was employed by
farmer three and one half miles
northeast Of Wichita, vas shot through
the heart and killed almost instantly
According to the letter, the shooting
was over some trivial quarrel.
Claude and Luther Osborne came T.
Chckasha from Lynehburg, Tenn
some years ago and later moved g
Wichita. Kan. where they made their
home together FFank Osborne, faith
er Of the boys, IS county clerk in
Lynchburg. Tenn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10

Chance is looking better this year
than he has for several seasons.
Charles Herzog is succeeding in
Cincinnati because he knows Row to
handle his directors.
Fans VIII notice that 'Tm-notget-
liagthe breaks" still holds his Job as
a major league manager.
Pitcher Ed Pfeaer OF the Rrooklyns
IS a brother Of IeI PREFER, the for
mer Boston and Cub pitcher
It Is said that Wagner will be used
as scout by the Red Sox If he does
not get into playing condition soon.
Grfith'a young beavers are giving
Walter Johnson plenty of assistance
IA keeping The Senators in the lime
light
Hughey Jennings says that II he
had the White sox pitching stan he d
run away with the American league
pennant
Outhelder Leslie Mann of the Bos'
ton Braves had the honor of hitting
the first home run Of the season at
Forbes field
II John McGraw said all OF the
things he is credited with saying he'd
be so busy talking that he'd have no
time for managing
Milwaukee admirer wishes atten.
tion called to the pitching Of Tom
Dougherty. who has performed like a
youngster this season.
President Hugh Jones OF the Lin.
eoln club announces THAI his team
will be known as Tigers from this on.
instead Of Antelopes
Bert Maxwell, pitcher for the Brook
lyn Feds, is out with broken arm.
Maxwell was hit by pitched ball in
a game with St Louis
Harry Lord is as rare a species as
humming bird that cah shoe a
horse. Lord has quit baseball be-
cause he says he felt himself slump.
ina az q player"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
Injured BY a Fall.

Charlie Wallace, a travelling sales
mln is confined to his room in the
cheaney apartments with a dislocated
shoulder as the result OF a fan down
the stairs YESTERDAY Nh Wallace was
descending The stairs when his foot
caught in the carpet in some way,
pitching him headlona to The bottom
landing. His right shoulder was dis
located and he suffered Other minor
bruises
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
System AWakens
With Pure Blood
In Mind and Body the
Change is Wonderful.

After the depression. the stagnaiion. the
despair over some blood disorder, it is fine
TO wake up to what s. S. S. has accom-
pllshed for you after few days use. 1t
pnfs tie nerves and blood in harmony; it
arouses the cellular activity Of the liver,
kidneys, lungs, and other excretory organs
TO remove from the blood the body wastes
that cause nearly all sickness.
This means that all decay, all breaking
down Of the tissues is checked and repair
work begins. S. S. s. has such influence on
all local cells as to preserve their mutual
welfare and afford proper relative assist
ance 10 each other More attention is being
given 10 catalytic medicine than ever before
and S. s. S. is one of the highest achieve
ments In this line. For many years people
relied upon mercury iodide Of potash ar
scnic caihartics and dope as remedies for
blood sickness. but now the pure, vegetable
). 5. 5. IS their safeguard.
You can get $. s. 5. in any drug store
hut insist upon having IL The great Swift
Laboratory in Atlanta. Ca, prepares this
famous blood purifier. and you should take
no chance BY permitting anyone to recon.
mend a substitute. And IL your blood con
dltion is such that you would like to ,hn
suit a specialist without charge, addrosf
Medical Dept, The Swift Specific CO., 53f
swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ga.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
GIVES ORIGIN OF "BIG SIX"
Jim Hart, Former Owner of Chicago
Cubs. s Responsible for Name
Given christy Mathewson.

There have been plenty of reasons
advanced for the name Of Blk Six,
which has been tackled on to Christy
Mathewson. The real reason is new
IN the old days the National league
consisted OF two constantly warning
factions known as the big Three"
and the Big Five The St Louis club
held the balance of power. and
switched its vote according TO which
Of The other owners 1t owed the most
money In New York one day there
was hot argument as to whether
the big Three or the big Five"
had done the most for baseball Jim
Hart. then owner Of the Chicago club.
snorted:
Big Three and Big Five, he
said angrily Neither OF them draws
anyone TO bah games-it's Blk Six
out there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
BIG GAME At MlNco.

Special to the Daily Express.
Minco July 0.-Excitement is run
ming high here over the coming con
test with Geary on the Minco lot next
Sunday. The game VIZ decide three
game series started ae weeks age,
the two clubs having split fifty-fifty
NJ to date. Geary formerly defeated
Minco here by a arge score with Wo-
mack IN the box Later, at Geary,
Lefty" Masters pitching for Minco,
stopped the heavy hitting Geary men
and defeated them . to O. Masters
will work for the locals Sunday and
a record crowd is expected. Geary is
due to arrive here sunday morning in
two special cars
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
She Seconds Motion
for Boycott Oh Beef
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Chicago, July Seconding the mo-
tion of the president OF the National
Housewives league in New York, and
answering the prediction of the pack
ers that the coming fall and winter
viii see the highest meat pricesein the
history OF the country, Mrs. George
Bass, president Of the women's S
club here, today sounded a call for g
beef boycott She said, "The packers
monopoly is the cause Of the already
high meat prices. We must stop eat
ms meat and urge housewives to use
vegetables. fish and eggs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
CLEVER WHITE SoX PITCHER
Picked Up by comiskey from Fort
Worth Team at Draft Prices, He
Rapidly Developed Into Star.

Ewell Albert Russell. better known
as Rebel Russellthe Ieft-handed pitch
er OF the Chicago American league,
was born on farm near Albany,
Miss on March ~, 1889. When a
year old his family moved into Texas
He worked as a farm helper until he
was fifteen years OF age. when he be-
came a teamster, which gave him
chance 70 play bali at odd times with
independent teams. He was finally Of
fered chance with the Bonham club
Of The Tcxas-Oklahoma league early in
1912, His work was so good that he
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
SISTERS ADMIT KILLING.
by United Press.

by United Press
Sterling. ILL.,, July 10-Mrs, Lee Hut
ton and Miss Lillian Byers were held
without bail here today. They ad-
mitted that they killed their brother
Emanuel following quarrel because
&c refused to call doctor for their
aged father. The brother was shot
four times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
felIce Court Today.

The police matinee this morning was
but one act affair and not a feature
act by any means at that, hence the
iegulsrs took a couple Of shots at the
cuspidor in the corner and pulled out
in the shade OF the building 10 con
tinue the argument on the guberna-
iosial race The lone performer was
Henry Gay charged with carrying a
gun he was assessed $40
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10

auto enthusiasts of the western slope
Of the Rockies to Pueblo began hers
today when two dozen machines left
here. They will reach Montrose at s
O'clock and there spend the night.
Several machines will join the tour
at that point. The tourists will reach
Pueblo Sunday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Standing of the Teams.


Cleveland II. Minneapolis z
lndianapolis-st Paul. forfeited 10
Indianapolis . TO 0, in fifth inning, be
cause ST. Paul did not have another
catcher 70 put In.
Columbus ,. Kansas City 3.
Louisville 3. Milwaukee i. Y innings
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10

The funeral Of ~ A Proctor will
be held Sunday at 8:oo p m, at the
residence, 1922 Kansas. 1t will De
conducted by Rev g. Lyle Smith and
Ray. Geo Sherman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10

Better is little, provided 1t be your
own. than an abundance of borrowed
capital. BENJAMIN Franklin. er
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
AmFRrcAn LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Teama


Washington o, 81 Louis |.
Philadelphia S-3, Detroit 81.
New York SO. Cleveland Az.
Boston 2, Chicago 3.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
BLANCHARD COUPLE WE'D.

Yesterday Afternoon in the county
udges office, G. shi and Miss Ruth
Vincent OF Blanchard were married by
Justice T. P. Moore 'rhe young oou-
lie returned today to Blanchard where
hey will make their future home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
TruesdaIe pleaaea chanae.

Chance is well satisfied with the
playing OF Second Basoman Trues-
dale
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10

was bought by Fort Worth OF the
Texas league for $3.50 President Co
miskey heard of Russell and sent a
scout to look him over, with the re-
suit that he was taken at the close Of
1912 at the draft price by the Chi
cago Americans. lie joined the White
Sox in the spring OF 1918 and rapidly
developed into a star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10
nav suIrs IN DIsTRIcT coUR.

Ada McKittrict VS.. Dee McIlittrict
divorce.
Horace A. Ferrell vs. Dionisia Roch
Ferrel, divorce Harry Hammerly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-10

Express want Ads prrng results.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-23
SHE Cave up
AL HOPE
pAysIelaas raled To seip M
crsea, % She Finally fssad
eeBes b Clrdul.

lgsstss. va-Mrs. J. c. orssn Of tlis
Soaco. says: Il suffered with womanly
troubiss 70 that I could hardly sit up.
Two OF the best doctors In our town
treated me, and I tried diasrsnt nsdl.
sises. until I savs up all hsps ee svss
esttinS we'll.
One day. I decided to try some Car.
lui. Il did % much for me that ]
ordered some more. and It cured mel
Today, feel - we'll - I ever ID u
Tio pains and the troubis are on
eouo. l feel like another person IN
every way. wish every sufferer could
know what Cardui viii Do for sick
women"
A few doses Of Cardui et The Ftght
time, will save many . big doctor bill
~ preventing serious Nekneos.
iS tones up the nervous systsm. go
hSlpo make pale cheeks fresh and reey.
Thousands Of weak womea havs beea
restored to health and happiness by
using Cardai. Suppose you try II.
4 may b Just the medicine you need.
N.0.-Wriss h: Ladies' Advisesy Dses.. SAasee;;
kC7VrcfieHs. and &-pags book. ''tsoos 1faa1onol
y Vo0oas" soos y odsis srasSss. - seeneee
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-23
UNITED RAILROADS
WIN N CALIFORNIA

rs rfssss-o. Cal. NAY :i.--is
ssassssx - astolSs.sssa a the tets.
- Ksiisosas soassssy sos p~s~t>.los
'o sasSo~ aoasy IN pssvAasr soiiias
ssa~k. the Co'i.osaiA ssilfosa ss4u.
missioe issued to-day . ssAssn-ns de.
nua.isiosJ Of the naas.isi methods
~ Patrick Caihosa. former ps-.ia.as
al the sasniaap.
Tn. .ominssios ia It's written or.
der aud "sinioa. As>rsss that Cal.
hsvun. shortly prior tn his r-sir~snens,
'tons frosn the fund.- Of shi. public
ABILITY corporation u roe 900 sh.n
every ssAiisbi. dollar wss .os-iy
needed tn in.r,A.- th. facilities os
this company ana thu, he Ess- his
suerc~sos. J~s.~ t.iii~nshsI. = psosats-
s1<, no'- Tor si."ss.o"" pay able oa~
day after day which i.iii-nshai In.
mcdtss.iy wsUs~ down In the ,.<sok. os
the company AS of the value of on.
dollar
The Si.o"".ooo which Calhoun 4.
CHARGED With dis~rtias from the
funds Of the company Vas usrd. the
commission as.crt.. In promoting tho
.oisno irrigated farms. an immense
subdivision project which collapsed
som- months ago.
This whole transaction WAS .
fraud declares the commission. u.
mot only uion the public. which Ia
dependent upon the utility for i,s
street car service. but also upon the
bond and note holdcrs Of this utility
because to the extent tina, money II
diverted to improper purLoscs the
creditors are drfrauded.'' The COM
mission find that MIR. Calhoun and
the stockholders Joined in this plum
der" which wasa uthorized by reso-
luton Of the directors. at the cx-
rcnsc of tic public and the COM
pany's creditors"
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-23
'eoJ1ku RITE nAsoNs DfNoUNce
STRIKERS N SIl0Ne RESOLUTION

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oasiss ,oss isAs.s ~ sisi, .s ns'Is.-
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ser The ss-eissi.s. folio.
''wAss.ss Ds'ins tho pest ..t.rsi
s..sshs sh,r, hs. .stss.a In ,h. ,..i
Otatas disssirss NJ nss ss.'s. . sussI.
ssss at isssssr.,sos sx2ins' the Las.
fai authority os ~, s's'. s.,sfns
0sss. wherein ssssrAI sh.ussnd mis-
guided sad largely usna,ufsiis'a
-. ~ .bisx ssoss than ts.ay dif-
o1ve0s LANGUAGE. snssrBsinisd 9TH
sAe ssss pfis.ipI~s os ,ons,i'"iiossi
eosesssss'. sossss,irE In part ~ ss.
sSssed sSIdt-rs ',om the f.r-ni Tor
sixs VAR. armed ~i'h hirh.ro~sr
sifi~s. In,iss.i. led .n .ad financially
ss,'sis-d by ssi'A'ors aud rfofsz-
sksasi tfysbi- massts. mostly non
spsid~sss os ouf state. possessing NJ
psot.Ast, at other int.r.ris IL our
spm mon wealth. bs," hid opeh de.
f1ss.r tn. sns made orssnisrd var
sestns, the lawfully constituted an-
th0Sity of our stai-. murdered inanJ
men AMI created q reign oi terror IN
the said mining districts and have de-
sfi0,ei hhndrcds OF Thousands Of dol.
lar worth Of property:
"whsrca,. Ta- regularly organ-
is~d national guard of Colorado did.
without bioodsh-di except ib. re-
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-23

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"a. .is isssr,ssslos sss 1,is,sia-s
So s,-rs s~s,s 10 sss sAis saai -sis.
isf districts. sntii. "a sysssn. al
isys AZ sss,osfis'ss '.sss "a ssy
s.s szsis'sia ,hs sssi.ssi Gas's .s
csiarszs is a.. field. .ss ,t. .i,.
f-s<ssss sss asyss,isIAbis f.sssai at
OF pf.ysat.ss ssss sasiter Tn audit
bile ssa is.as ss,ssAe sss sayA
ssys.s' en-; nsIa,sassss. ~ sas
sssasa as~e-ss, 's sisAasas the
greater s~V at .Aia Ss,ioeAi Guard
~ t;oi.ssaa fsos ssi< aissfisss
~wk.s.as. 1sssvsf'ss there s,.ar.
rod "a. suAsb on the force os sAs
Ss,t.sai G.s's ~ ratsfsas ssssias.S
~ fyisios. a.siax shi,h stssst ass
IN, -. accidentally Killed hy . bal.
10, ,ariinx ff.n ia. sis-ssiaa ss the
In ssf,,- 'ioai.ss. and 80. .onsa and
eleven ,hiidf.n. oh. hss crowded In.
s.sk-' In . h.i, usas, . t.n'. s-ss
.m.sh.f,i without fault .f aid Ma
,Ionai Guard .s Colorado. -hii. us.
der nr- from IN. in.afr--'i.nis'..
h.f.is aiir rescued . sumt~s of 40
m.r sna .hiiarsa fr"m similar
holes. and
''wh-s.ss. Thee never sss an,
.p'h .r-rarr.a,. 80 III. so.raii--i i.ad.
io- ms.s.r.. snd tho Ss'ipn.i
Guari ~, Colorado never did. ~ AM
tim. ~ place. VII any ~om~a of
children. and
"wh-r.as. Concerning IN" s'ar..
pid natter and thing. msny false.
i,b.ipus and MALI iuu-iy misi.aiin Z
lr,s,.mon'. aud article have been
pubiish-d and circulated to the sf.s'
ihjur, Of our loyal people.
Now. therefore. he I, resolved. by
IN. several bodies of the Ancient and
Accepted scottish Rite Of Free.
masonry. = ~. j.. Z. :. 4. in tho
stat" Of Colorado. that ~. with ali
other good men and good women
without respect to political aifiiia.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-23


sss si''sa.a. ''a@s even isEG ~sa sss
ssnsti- al sssiszii.sion vi,s asr ose
fe..is. .. sssHs. sfssss 50 ssnis
sA~ s~va ai TIE earth. .t;s their
kish pa.ss .kss<ins irss. -Ao soass
so thi. so-a,ff tas "a ls~ozzs . Fart
80 u. ba' To strip u sssv. 60 take shs
.s.sa ss is,..s sr.r. Apess-as ssss,As
s.a 10 ,arry b.ss Ia ,r.uHss 10 -ns.s
foreign sAns. sas stotis at 'tsi' bs.sf
sosossn ssaaa< ss. We h.1r a-~u
iss~s.ihis tn sk~ sra,~ dancer ~ our
Aassi,an system as sssss.sasat that
Is issois.a In the ,onsiaursa sad ias
cseasiAr Ihsius os shrs~ rissrs as
sosessesfs. The, are -, ixn,saas aud
s4,s4es that shsy know s~sh,sG ~
Aa~ss-sa ksssney sss esse soshisE
foe Aa-sir.a sssAisSoo.. h~se- she,
A.. ~i'hsas s,rurssAy sor oar srAaa
odd inssisaiiaes While 80 thought os
isv and order 10 absolutely ohna,i
o-ss, In ia,z. rAss th.y do ao' sas.s
sna sanoo' i.ass our language hut
tho, .an .hnn, like . drustea spas..
They som. here fiii-s Vita all
.or,. at ,a,isiis,i,. snarch,.sio asd
nihii.,i. Ideas. insi.a',-ns of all re-
.,rainss imp-,.sd by is- and utterly
and .np',m-i, irdiffr--as IN The
welfare AZ shi. country in which they
'.sop.,.~ s iinx-r only long esouxh
tn make s.ffici-ns r,on-t so supI.r'
them In comfort -i.--h-s~. Th-s~
degenerate descendants of Aris'o.
menr- mus, be- taught tn recosnir'
tn. dignity Of N. ia- and Willie t.-
taitsd S,a'-s army l. here In the
field III. commanding officer misas
a. we'll plug In and clean them out.
no, oniy for n li,'l" ics-on In moral
I.,sspi-uity but a. n warning 10 the
other ladroncs who mn ~osns later.
and the Jolt may aiso d, the ssf'a'o-s
rome good.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-23
SHUTTING OUT THE FoEloNERs
Field and raim.

Field and Faim.
whnn We calm down and g., over
the Irritation u our great coal strike.
III" I.udioS holocaust and all tho 9TH
or nub-dub that goes with IL wc viii
still lie up against the one Integral
proposition aa to what shall he done
with this great raft Of foreign popu-
lation pilinx In upon us To make more
have had none of this labor fooiish-
ness Win all Its attending crimes II
u had not been for the presence Of
the imported Greek soldiers who came
as coal minors hut who were In fact
onI. tho ignorant tools Of the agita-
tors who got up tho fuss, Oxtcnsibly
Just for the fun Of the thing. but in
fact To add li,stcr to the glaincr o.
their unhoiy purposcs.
We have been altogether too un-
guarded in tic past and need not he
NO lcnicnt In the fdTiirc In admitting g
these obstrepcrons races from the
south Of Europe. We shut out tho
Oricntals because they are too indus
trious, while We have nursed these
,iprous coyotes for the shooting they
can do and VIC have made "a sorry mess
Of II all. No one ever saw a chink
who did not behave himself in the
most orderly manner. but a Greek ID
always kicking up trouble. While on
this thought and without stopping to
quote the statistics tho time has come
for III to call q han In the good old
American fashion.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-23

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