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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-06-11
Cause of Roup.

Roup, one of the most troublesome
diseases among chickens. is almost
always caused by damp quarters. Keep
the quarters dry and warm and the
yards clean and roup will not trouble
YOU
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-06-11
Word of Cheer for Ambitious Boys

Woro OF Sheer 'or NHno'''ous Boys
My lad" said Sackviile Mcknutt
see the eminent philanthropist. He
was once little messenger boy like
you. This gave him ample leisure to
sit down and think out ways for max
ing fortune. From this you should
learn that II you make use of your
opportunities you may one day be as
cordially detested as he iA-"-Bansss
City Star.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-06-11
Water the Horse Often

The stomach OF the horse is small,
,and he should have water often and
little at q time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08
Society Personals

Mr. aud yrs Franz Eyburu are
rejoicing al the arrival of O. lovely
new daughter who has come to make
the Yulctide season all the more
bright az their home
Mrs. Howard Trirr BIAS returned
home from Oklahoma CITY where She
was called On account ot the Illness
Of her mother Who is now well Wn
the road 10 reccAery
Mrs Lemon, Oi Panhandle. ba ~.
rived in the city sud will De- associat.
ed with Miss Baker Ia bor studio nm
al after the Christmas holidays
But a little while longer aud the
streets viii once again take on th'ir
old familiar aspect. for many Of the
boys and girls Who have been at
various halls of warming. will bo
home for the Holidays Among those
returning is Miss Rachel Kendall.
Who * on her socnud trrm at tho
University IN Granville. lll
Mrs r. l.. otto expects 60 leave
shortly for Wcatlrcriord aud Dallas
where she will sIsud the liulida,s
with relatives, aud JOIN q family re-.
union ~ the HON" of her parents IN
The former city
Mrs. + Dochc who va, operated
on recently Ut 81. Anthony SAM
larium Tor appendicitis. is reported
| doing nicely
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08
GET MISS SOPHIA nsInED

greens on our markets. bni where
these cheering plants come from
aud how they grow is not 10 well
known
Christmas trees are furnished
principally by two families of trees
1.-THE sprucos and the llrs. The
spruce, are the more bushS looking
trees. with numerous small cones
near the top. M through northern
New England. northern Michigan,
Wisconsin and Minnesota the spruc-
IS form vast forests The black
spruce grows BOO swamps. where few
other trees can live while the whit"
spruce completes with the noble
pines Tor higher and better soil
Every year millions OF young
,pruce- ar, cut Boo the northern for
csts aud shipped GO the cities and
prairie states 10 carload lots II The
woodsmou can find a stand of young
fIrs tine, take them also The iirs
look more refined aud less bushy
and their green leaves often stand
away from the slender branches Ike
the teeth of q comb.
While the use of Christmas trees
has come 90 us from Germany. tho
custom of decorating our houses
with holly and mistlctoc originated
boo England
HOLLY.
The home OF our American holl,
is boz the woods OF New England and
the Allegheny mountains Ia Oh,
north IL is small evergreen shrub
but iu the south % sometimes grows
10 bea tree OF fiftv feet high. win
lis glossy green leaves and bright
scarlet berries the holly is an oh
| icci OF beauty un its native woods az
well o., boz our fashionable flats ant
churches The hand OF man has ney
or cultivated this beautiful shrub. a
| least not on 4 commercial scale. bu
/ the Wild berries are attracted by ~
bright berries They eat the scantl
pulp and scatter the seeds tar an,
wide. while some species OF holl'
grow as far south as Texas an,
westward into Missouri and Arkau
sas. "a" great forest, of Michigan
! Wisconsin aud Minnesota contain
not @ single species OF these bcauti
! tul shrubs
Mi>tlctOc
a queer kind of plant is the mis-
tlcto,. II one saw 10 Tor the lirs
time be- might mistake u for lh'
common witch's broom which b. Ia
miliar 10 every northern Woodsmiu
Zoo rcalil, the mistlctuc is q parasit
which grows and lives on other tree
such as maple. poplar and tupclc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08
Letters to Santa

Amarillo. Tex. i-G-l.
Dear santa Cicus
am II ycars OLD h1WI been
going 10 school eos had 10 work.
Tut nov am sick ud crippled from
rheumatism aud 30 % is not aehIul
too much. please bring mo TWO suits
Of rcd flannel underwear would ap.
prcciatc anything luu can spare m'
Wishing you much joy . am su.
crrci,.
HENRY OWEN
lU0e 'rthur street
Amarillo Texas. ls-,. q,
Dear Santa
am q little but IS wears odd gu1
attend the East Ward school Please
Santa I need sr.t Of clothes and e
pair of shoes. siz. l-2 and 90 % is
not asking too much would apprc.
ciatc candy or anything Won have Go
spare
Thanking sou u advance { am
sincerely
ROBERT OWEN
l002 Arthur 81. East Side
Amarillo. Texas. Dee Z. 1918.
Dear Santa Claus
] avn little Frl o. years oiI Z
want you 20 bring me- @ pair of shoe,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

she put on 'Cctf-1t che corn WAS
aut. 90 .o MaH. l.. fUn4.ArfH ui
ott,rs ua.d tu ir. heroine. .uIti4uE
marty rdum uaIrs r.Iuf.' Hndtf's.
ifrtatrr .8lN,s. H..i In. IN
hnr.... hiuuI-l." H.ur tuI
scissursi so. sHs uuN fhUr. uu ru.. iu
A. IT, "t....If Hun.tu iu % SECONDS.
Easy. simple, n,V vnf-|uf pl.nl,.. rum.
mon H...t' NNNuUt Hf' unn- o.
Never fails. Won ru W.ur MAILER Hu's
nov, You dom hlNH % LIMP around
any NOR. or walk ou th' sii' ~ Your
shoes Go Try o. rrt rvny from your 'ornsi
NON know fur sure before Nuu usr
"Grts.It" that the corn or Cnlluq is roiur
away. For corus. calluscs, warts AMI
hunlOn4
.Gsi..ft" 10 cola o. an druggists.
asrnbnfiIr. COT H.Ui direct lr Law -
tuncu & CO.. thlra"u.
sold ~ Amarillo and recommend
Ell NJ the worlds best corn remedy
by the 4. Il. ROACH DRUG co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

les because us Chr, mus
go smilin' on my way.
An jos because rs Christmas
am klndly-likc am CAV
In fun O. human kindness
M az Thoughtful as can De-.
develop total blindness
To the faults ! used to see.
Del. because its Chri. mus
I forget that I'm depressed
IN . say whatever happens
Is. by all means for the best
An my thoughts Tor every brother
That ! meet arr sweet an good
IN . wouldn't skin d rival
Even IL Thought { could.
Ie- because it's Cbri. mus
don't think about m, debts.
An the biggest of mr worries
Bring 20 me- 900 vain regrets.
an sort q tuned Co -ladness.
An | go upon my way
Is though nothu ever happened
win a minute of dismay
Now. my burdens are mo- lighter
When ! come o. Christmas day.
Al my troubles are no fewer.
NAn' no smoother is my way.
Than they Were 100 bleak November
Vet ! seem 90 think 'em So
An ies' because It's Christmas
AIN smiliu as go.
u eau laugh st Christmas
An cheer my fellow men
Why can't I laugh Ia April.
Why not be- merry them
II ! can bear my burdens
When it's Chris mus With smil,
Why can't face my troubles
IN the same way all the while?
Why must go rrpluiu'
IN vhimporiu along
An blind 90 all mems goodness.
Seem only what BIS wrong
TIN the year b, slippu from me-
IN then suddenly declare
When it gets around To Chris'mu
That there's goodness ever,
where
Detroit Free Press
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

Notwithstanding the inclemcnt
weather last Monday evening. the
teachers OF the first BAPTIST sunday
school gathered at the Dinan hom"
500 Pierce street Tor their regular
monthly meetings Following are
some of the subjects discussed
How To secure home study
"What to do with the disordcrly
pupil
Method ut getting the pupils 10
remain Go tine church service
How 10 maintain interest Ia thr
class"
what about evangelism ia our
school"
Are We satisfied With our pre-.
sent enrolment
The teachers gain help and cuihu-
siasm from these meetings Mrs
Grover Rsihup invited them 10 meet
at her home next month
During th, ~ciM hour -iss Leila
Galloway gave some enjoyable piano
numbers and Miss Gertrude Dinun
rendered some vocal selections in her
usual charming manner
Before bidding tho hostess late
goodnight the guest, We're served
with steamiur hot chocolate with pi.
m,ntu cheese sandwiches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08
New Way Wonder
for Corns, "Gets.lt"
The Big Surprise for Corn Owners.
Its Sure, Simple, Safe, Quick.

listen to the wee storv N Cots r."
the worlds greatest corn remcd' lta
short story uulf uuNli I'VE lttt,-.
"uaf, hnd ltUc Gcta-lt and
eoIna upon her TOO. and eveIy time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

OF oranges, apples. aud nuts.
Please bring my little brother a
rocking horse, doll. and set Of
blocks and anything else that you
would like TO give him.
Lovingly.
TOO"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08
CORNEIlA GOWN
sos Fillmore street.

Amarillo Texas Dee O.. 1915.
Dear santa CLAUS
Please bring me- I ErcDtur set q
knife. and @ rain GOA. aud some
candy and nuts
WlLBrRN STEWART
600 Harrison Street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08
Announcements

The Ladies Aid Society OF Tho
First Baptist church viii meet
this afternoon a. ais O'Clock IN
OBJ, church rarlors. and an member
are requested 20 be- present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

Ladies'. before buying Red star
Flour. get cupon from president ~
your church society. a1-if
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

Amarillo Texas. Dec g. 1915.
Dear Santa Claus
] want big baby doll 90 doll
buggy ten set, q doll trunk and
also q doll piano. ! would like lot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

end some white hair ribbon. and a
pair Of oyershoos and candy and
fruit nuts Size Of o,crshocs shoes
3 l-2.
Yours truly
VIDA OWEN,
1909 Arthur street. East Eide
+. ST. would appreciate tlicm very
much
Amarillo. Texas. ncr I 1915
Dear Santa Claus
am baby giri sixteen mouths
old. I would appreciate a metal head
doll and cap and nuts, candy
Yours truly
pEAu. OWEN.
luOe Arthur street Fest Side
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

The Travel Study club will meet
promptly a. 8 O'Clock on Friday.
December 10Th with Mrs. Joe "
M.mhlc 1908 Tyler street. instead
Of with Mrs Logan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

tn. woman, Auxiliary Of ths
Central Presbyterian church VIII
meet this afternoon a. 800
o'ciock iu M, church parlorB aud
Mrs &. q. Volfliu will have charge
of tho lesson on the third chapter =
.'rho kings Highway
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

The s.uora Ncrfas club vii. t'
ontcrt1incd Thursday AFTERNOON ii
fhe home of Mrs e. . Humphrc' b.
eos Van Buren, street. with Mrs u.
Daily ss hostess
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

Tho Woman Missionary Society
~ tho Methodist church vill be- en-
tcrtaincd this afternoon iu tho
NuucA by tho Boil Bcnucita With
NiesIamc. Wilson. Williams. Wac.
diil.. watt. Woody Wrathcr, WIN.
maker Frcdscgill Tullus. Timmous
strickland. Taylor Mckenzie. porto
Thompson aud Mte Lynch or hos
tr.roH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

The L.Amiir llgh VIII mo't
THURSDAY afternoon 9th Mrs Frank
Baker. l-0, Pierce street ~
o',luCk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

Tho . Z g. club viii meet Thurs
Iav afternoon 80 the homc ~ Nr
H. T. Hart $50 Washington street
with Miss romirn Russell as hos
frs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

1871 POLK steel lhuteuhy sf'et-
noon from } 10 O'clock
10
Mrs Howard Wilson viii enter
tain the Esther McCrory Chapter q.
\ a.. Dec a., instead Of Mrs G. z.
Vinyard WHO WAS To have been hoa-
tess
Following IN the prugram for the
Christian Endcavor 90 The Christian
church G.30 .. ~
Loader Mrs u Y Matthews.
Subject The hoasonahlcucss
autI Value OF the Christian Eudcay
or pledge" Pa Gi.lN
4. Why do people object 10 the
pledge Mrs l.. \ Pcnnock
2lThc Pledge 10 q reminder WHY
stats an expression OF YOUR own OF
somtDue else y. " Daniels
3. What n the value OF our
pledg:e9 e v Howell
4 What part do pledge pla, iu
business life Dr IT, n lthnoth,
o. Pledge to follow christ Matt
ll.ig-2O Mahlc Gilin,r
q. Trusting Christ for strength
PM. 4l3 Ethel Gilluer
e. Prayer Lake 30 Naym'
liatchet
Read the Bible. Matt 1.st -
Mollic Myers.
| o.
soc pERS ...-...... of
Miss GUY Harding lctt yrstcrda'
afternoon Tor an extended visit viii
her sister Mrs Gerard Soellcr 10
Dallas
Miss Sell Reeves Is 90 home agail
after delightful WIN of scycta
g months spent IN Dallas and othc
points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08
Christmas Green,

Every body knows the Christmas
trees. holly. misllctoc aud Christmas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

rs white fruit is eaten by birds. ana
tho small seeds are accidentally
dropped ON the branches Of irccs.
O.
: chilly misty afternoon only made
the pleasure OF the meeting Of CIR
clc D. OF IN" First Baptist church
more pronounced Monday afternoon
when Mrs..M ~ Duncan. l1o@ Mad
son street. where a bible lesson VS.
followed 10y o. delightful social hour
when the hostess served o dainty al
ternoon rcpasl \ large attendanc
was present aud one new member
added io thp already creditable list
o.
The .. D. o society WAS delight
fully entertained Yesterday Afternoon
at the home of Airs. j * Smreman
IHlu Van Burcn street with Mrs
| Reese McGee as hostess heautilu
! chrysanth,mums were tastcfullN ~
ranged with the usual T. y O en-
, blems that always form part OF ih'
decorations Mrs stubhs of illiuoi
WAS o special guest of the ait"rncn'
and following au enjoyable program
of papers and discussions dainty 81
ternoon refreshments of escallop"'
oysters on lettuce leaves. pioklc-
sandwiches spiccd crab apples. no
coffee aud little Individual cake
| frosted and adorned with dmon'
! margurltes were served
IN yesterday mornings paper
list Of members of the Amarillo
beautiful committee was given tina
was Incorrect. the one published
having been taken from a list tina
vas made out at the beginning o
IN. spring aud which later wa
changed 20 the following. TIL
! names given below are those of tn
women who labored faithfully in tn
cause that has had such abundan
succcss by thci ciofris and It I
with pleasure that the corrcst lis
is published
Mcsdamcs a. u MastersOn. H. j
Sanborn, c r Herring. Lee Biyin'
| l.. a. Temple. Miss Alice I.andcrgir
Miss Martha shelton. Mcsdamcs u
G Hendricks. J T. Mum, Miles Xiv
ius. T. G. Fox. " u Fuqua. !. u
Charles. Alien Early, Lindsay NUN
Charles Austin. l. q. Wilson, W. {
Royce. Edgar Wilson, Jack Wheat
ley. J y Shulord
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

Amarillo. TeNus. nor Z 1915.
boar Santa Claus
am @ little girl 10 wears old
Please bring me q pair of shoes. size
. l-2 and a hair ribbon. red ribbon
and would like some fruit. nuts on
candy just whatever you have GO
spare. viii appreciate YOUR kind
ness very much
EMMA OWEN
Too. Arthur street East side
Amarillo Texas. be-, 3. 1918.
Dear Santa CLAUS
wish fur large coat sweater
/ brown ur red and I wish for one of
these caps lkc thr, have 90 louo.
np Goods Store The, arr striped
cap, with little mech pieces. aud
wish Tor th, stripes black aud th,
other part white
loNuglN
CONNEIlA GOWlN.
.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-08

ISL Polk street Thursday sitter
noon from } 10 o'clock
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-23
BEAUTIFYING
GROUNDS AT
ELK'S CLUB

Thanks 10 the WORK o. Billy Griegs
the steward az the Elks' Club. the
grounds surrounding the home are
taking on new beauty and will soon
be an example OF civic attractiveness
right When the new home was
built. the walk which leads from the
street to the old home was perfect
ly good. but the west side OF the
walk was on a line with the east
side o. the steps leading onto the
Portico. A problem confronted the
house committee. about the walk. II
was finally decided. however. that
another walk. just ike the old one
would be laid. from the street 10 the
poEico and on a line With the west
side OF the steps. Then a beautiful
flower plot was made between the
two walks. In frort Of the portico
all kinds OF pretty things will be
gr0wu. including some giant ele-
phaut ears.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-23
BILL DURANT RECEIVES GIFT
FROM FIFTH LEGISLATURES

Wa. Durant has received the desk
and chair voted and given TO him
In the closing hours Of the recent ses
sion Of the state legislature. With
the exception Of Speaker McCrory ne
was the only member TO receive like
honor. The donation OF the chair aui
desk is the first honor and prece6t1f
ever bestowed upon any member OF
the legislature during the life OF our
new state and reflects the unanimous
high esteem in which our legislator
IS held BY the ledalng men through
out the state.
Mr. Duraut is also the proud pos
SCISSOR o. another gift IN the way OF
a handsome gOId-headed umbrella.
presented to him BY the employees
OF the legislature in token OF their
high esteem in which they hold him
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-23

iudEes 20 make Up theiF averages a.
ter the program was over. sleAles-
ter was awarded first place
The Methodist church vas filled
10 oyerflovIrg on the uight ot the
plano. reading. and defamation
contest The Numbers were every
one excellent and The choosing of tho
winner vas a very difficult task. In
piano Hiss Dorothy Duriaud OF Hugo
vas awarded first place and Miss
Carlisle Brzn8el5urg o. Artmors
vas second Il declamatou Mr.. s.
Clair Homer of Catdo was the win
ner OF the gold medal ald Mr. John
Thompson q ArdIoFs received the
silver medal In the reading contest
Miss Lone Wright o. Hugo was the
recipient OF first hozo-s and Miss
DouHa Parks OF Idsbsl vas second
Five schools had entered in the
basket ball and after the series OF
prsliminarfss the teams selected 20
play for the finals were DuFant and
Howe The final game vas played
al ten o'elOek Saturday morning sn5
resulted in a score o. Il 70 I2 81
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-23

the end OF the time allowed Tor TIE
playing o. the regular game The
same was then continued in order
70 break the tie and Duranr succeet-
st in anneIiug two more points.
making The score IA 20 Il.
The tennis contest was Interesting
from the first preliminary game 70
ea last game Of the finals In u,
High school doubles the winners
were DarrOw and Dean Of Huso and
the winners Of the contest in the sin
s,ss f0E high schools vas DaErow ot
Hugo
In the girls doubles the winners
were Ruth Bats and Elizabeth Dyer
o. Ardmore. while the honors in the
singles vent TO Ruth Bats ot Ard
more.
In the free-for-all tennis doubles
the first honors went 10 Freeman
and King o. Hugo and the winner %
the singles vas Freeman Of Hugo.
The track meet began promptly AZ
/ o'clock al the Fair grounds Ths
traek vas in excellent condition and
the time made vas In most eases
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-23

Il 10 In New record.
80 Yard Dash.--williauis. Jones
Acadsmy. first. Maxwell. Antlers.
second: Minter. Madnl. third. Time.
IS -. seconds.
Low Hur,ilcs.--Htli. Hugo. first:
Hughes. Huso. second; Long. Nc
Alsster third Time sS 7-Io sec.
Running BrOasi Juinp.--Maxweii
Antlers. first; shofner. Caddo. sec
ond; McDuffse. Kingston. third.
Distance fs feet. 10 inches.
tto Nsri nash.--Baer. MeAiestsr.
first, Mater. Nsdin. second. VIII
nams. Jones Academy. third: Time.
IS seconds.
Discus Throw Christie Arm-
strong Academy. first; wukerson.
Madiu. second; Nelson. Armstrong
Academy, third Distance. sS n. 6
iu.
HALF Mile Run.-Tims. Armstrong
Acadmey. first. JChico. Armstrong
Academy. second; Campbell MeAles-
ter. third. Time min. 2 sec
t2o Nari High Hurilcs.-Hall.
Huge. first: Long. MeAlester. sec
ond; Dillingham. Madin. third. Time.
IS sec.
Mile Run.-Touihks. .ArnstronE
Academy. first: Walls. McAlester.
secoud; Wilson. Armstrong. third;
Time. min. sec. New record.
Nile Relay y.-McAlester. first:
Armstrong Academy. second: Madill.
third. Time s min. a. sec.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-23
REsULTs OF rHE TRACK MEET

The sixth annual high school read
ins. piano. defamation. track. and
fleld meet has come and eo-e-a
recCrd breaker for number Of schools
zvpresanrei- the NUN Der o. Visitors
Errs M. and ths rivalry shown
Taa weather vas Ideal for all The
events. the air being warm and
nalrF. and with very I,tle wind 10
zAsse the dust troublescme-
Tss Following high schools we're
reaFessaSet. some in track. some in
-sssdsls or defamation. some In ten
~. sale others were eoatsndeFs for
1zsEs IL every department of the
mee1. AriloTe. Armstrong Acate-
M. Idabel, Msdill. MeAIester. Nil
s2rn. -klnSston, Atoka. Hugo. Ant
er- D-rapl- .cAdto. Hove. Jones
-.Aeatezly- Al5eEsqa-
ne nRnlber- Of Contestants in
Eesdlng. sAd deciaaztioa vas so
1arxs thzt in order not 10 make the
NrUgFzm this -eo2tszt- -goo long. as
-Earsse rsss IA &c ysar. TTslininaFfss
sa9s held IA order 70 select the best
uzlazt iEe-- ~ pns ths sutFe mum
tleEsoI eansiiaAies- TAe reading con
etaa EreliniHariss weEs he'd at the
Bagsisg ehuEchs After the laEge mum
nsaUr~s.s hean1 sths-iHdsss made 'SAelr
s4Estzgss and fsund I4ztsAr1msTs.
AAszEa.s Huge. Idabei. and Dprszt
zzere entitled TO take RArt IN 'ths
Ninzls Friday night
The pEelhninzrlsayfor ale declama-
ti0n oontsst,were Heidt In ths chrfst-
Ian ch arch and tbs fire highssrfHsre
azascfsd for ths finaH Friday nishtg
-e1hs orehsstf1 contest vas held on
FhufsEzy nieht at tks fethotfst
ahsfca and vas very close. 1krse or
: seeslrzs rad entered for this evett
tbet 0Ee vfthdrew. Thls Isfs Ard
za6re znd MeAIsstsf 10 fight Il out
II took considerable time for the
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-23

salts they were q no use. Physics OF
all kinds and classes were used but
v7e rad % call or she fountain syringe
fer help" Peruna was able 20 cor
rcct this condition completely IN AR.
Capers' case. and there Is every rea-
so1 20 believe that x was the tonic
qualities % Pcruna. sdted 70 the laxa-
tive qualities. that procured this very
desirable result
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-23
RECORDS OF 1918 MEET.

100 lard nash.-MaTwell Ant
Iers. first; Williams. Jones Academy.
second: Nash, Anderson. Third. Time
10 3-5 seconds.
Running High Jump--Knox and
Johnson OF Hugo tied for first place
at a. in In deciding third place
Means OF Hugo. made a height OF
II. in.
shot Put.-Christie o. Armstrong
Academy. first place; Rollins. MadiIl.
second place. Hall, Hugo. third.
Distance ~ It. in (l3 pound
shotj New record.
Pole Vauit--Johito. Armstrong
Academy. first; Johnson. Hugo. sec
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-23

very good Several Southeastern rec
ords were broken
Armstrong Academy was winner
with a total OF SO points. Hugo came
second with - points The contest
vas undecided between Hugo and
the academy until the last events
we're run The foliowi Is were the
events and the winners Of the first.
second. and third places.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-04-23

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