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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-19

fessional and farmers, who have for
the betterment Of Lubbock, Lubbock
County and the South Plains, fore
most in their minds, constituted the
crowd that attended the Chamber Of
Commerce Smoker. given at the
Woodmen Hall last Friday evening
The following program occupied the
evening:
TOastmaster-E. l.. Klett
The Duty of All Citizens to coop
crate in Public Enterprises-W. c..
Rylander.
Report Of July 4 Celebration Com
mttee--I f. Barr
Financing Of the Celebration
Roscoe Wilson.
Work Of the Chamber Of Com
merce-O. L. Slaton
Cooperation Of the Chamber Of
Commerce with Farmers-Carrol
Thompson.
The 1919-192O Plans Of the Cham
bsr of Commerce--Geo. W Briggs.
Government Savings Campaign
Robt. L. Dudley.
Round Table discussion
The opening address Of the even
ing was made by the Chamber Of
Commerce President, Hon. f. L.
Klett. The thought Of the address
being "The responsibility Of the Citi-
zens in making Lubbock what il is
and what II will be" Mr. Klett then
called George W Briggs. Secretary
of the Chamber
Mr.. Briggs told in outline Of the
work that the Chamber is planning
for this year. and in a few words LET
the citizens know that the Chamber
of Commerce would be busy this
year; for civic betterment. and also
covering a wider range, and reach
ing out in development Of the coun-
try surrounding our city.
W c. Rylaner, with mis- eloquence
give US an idea Of the duties as cit
izen Of Lubbock, and Lubbock ccun-
ty toward helping the Chamber Of
Commerce backing it up financially;
pushing with il when needed and de-
claring: Those who do not help in
the civic betterment Of their own
community are showing yellow
streak"
The floor was thea given over to
Carol Thompson. who told in a fine
way the duties Of the citizens and
Chamber of Commerce in this period
of reconstruction.
DR. Barr, chairman of committee
which is arranging for the program
to be had here the Fourth of July.
give an outline of that program and
assured all that there would be plen-
ty doing" all day.
The chairman Of the finance com
mittee for the Fourth Of July cele-
bration. Mr. Roscoe Wilson. showed
at the first that Finance" was an
art" All present were asked to stand
if they would promise to hack the r.
nancing Of an elaborate program. All
stood He then announced that he
wanted two thousand dollars. Of
this 500 was made Immediately by
popular subscription two beeves do
mated and big barrel Of pickles.
Thus assuring that the committee
would receive ample financing.
Col. o. l. Slaton then made nice
talk, showing that things which really
, amount to much are planned by men
and made to be. through their ef-
forts and determination.
Mr. Dudney, supervisor Of the War
Savings department of this district
made a short talk very compliment
tary to our city. and the reasons that
It was chosen as headquarters and
known as the Lubbock district for
Savings Stamps Of the Treasury de-
partment.
Miss Hooper. representative Of the
Redpath Horner Company. then ask
ed that we consider series Of plays.
given by this company here next
winter.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-19
EMANCIPATION DAY is
CELEBRATED IN LUBBOCK

"To show their independence, -
will account for many Of our men
that expected to have their shoes
shined in town this morning Of being
unable to find the 'shine boy" No.
II isn't strike. June the 18th,
Emancipation. and is being celebrat-
ed by the colored folks Of Lubbock
by holiday for most Of them. They
will go down on the Canyon. where
they will have their lunches and
amusements Of various natures.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-19
RAILS FAMILY RETURN
FROM 4 TRiP NORTH

G. . Ragls. wife and daughter. re-.
turned Wednesday morning from an
extensive trip Into Arkansas aud Mis-.
souri, NJ RasIs attended the Gen
eral Assembly of the cumhsslaaa
Presbyterian ehunsh "A Fayslssfllls.
Ara. while away, and spsnt nearly q
s'saih VISITING w|sh relatives Ia N's'
seuf,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-19
A ROUSNC MEETING OF ENTHUSIASTIC CITIZENS MEET IN
INFORMAL SMOKER AT WOODMAN HALL
IMPORTANT MATTERS OF IMPROVEMENT DISCUSSED
Paving Proposition Dcussed-Biz Celebration Talked About and
Definite Steps Taken to Pull OFF Big One. Committees
Now Work Arrangements

Then we got 10 the really interest
ing things. Dishes began to rattle,
we looked about. turned, twisted,
mouths all watered and finally we
were rushed out into the dining hall
where we were served with sandwich
es, salad, cream. cake and cigars.
Never before in the history Of the
City Of Lubbock has there been 50
much enthusiasm aroused by the cit
izens over making Of a REAL LUB-
BOOK as was shown Friday evening
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-19
} BROWNFIELD WILL NOT cELE-
BRATE FOURTH OF JULY

From the visitors here this week
from Terry County. we find that
Brcwnfield does not contemplate cell
vibrating the Fourth Of July at that
place. They viii probably have many
of their returned soldiers in the big
parade to be here on that day. There
are intending however. to hold a cele-
bration Of this nature some time in
August
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-19
ANOTHER BOY MAS RE.
TURNED FROM OVERSEAS

G. G. sherman. son Of !. l.. Sher.
man. who enlisted here httle over
year ago. has recently returned
ffsm overseas. Mr.. sherman while
s,s ...u.La.- ..,.- ...laA lAs. IAtk kss4s...
Wy u the eeih division. This eem'
pany VAS stationed on las ifonl asaF
>lsses Zoe reserves. and sas never
ussd oa the f|Flns |lnes
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-19
CALIFORNIAN VISITING IN
LUBBOCK TINS wEEk

nenismln liasksr and family ol
California. srs hsfs this week visit
ina with Mr. IIeeksf's mother. Mira J.
W, iieeksF. and HE slslsFs. An. g,
u. haFu. aai Au. prp~ Phillips
and brother. Hub IieeksK
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-19
Excerpts Taken From c. Of c. Speak
ers at Smoker.

cfr a.
Hon +. L. Klett.-"Lets make the
Fourth Of July day of handshaking.
and become better acquainted with
farmers. and business men Of our
neighboring towns and country"
George w Briggs. Lubbock is
now in need Of paved streets. The
towns (even on the branch roads)
around US, that are not and can nee
be what Lubbock is to be, are not
overlooking the advantages Of paved
streets
W. c. Rylander.-"W thought in
our own minds, during the big con-
flict that one who Stacked his duty
to his country, was yellow. Now
that is over We think the one who
willfully neglects or shirks his duties
to the betterment Of the communi-
ties in which they live. are showing a
yellow streak. Our duties are as
great, even with only one talent, in
proportion, as those with thousands
Of talents"
Carol Thompson 49, (Eulogy on
'the little boy") "A little boy be-
came so regular in his habits. that
when putting on his pants. he would
invariably get the hind part before
much to the dissatisfaction and hor-
ry Of his mother Finally one day,
when she had determined to break
the little son Of this habit, she told
him before he done anything that
day. to stop and say hind part be-
fore The little boy made out dur
ing the day his promise to his mother
that he would do as told. Bedtime
came, when the little fellow knelt
down to say his prayer, he gave it
thus: Now lay me down TO sleep,
hind part before, | pray thee Lord,
my soul to keep hind part before. II
| should die. hind part before, before
| wake, hind part before, pray the
Lord my soul to take, hind part be-
fore"
O. L. Slatoh your shoulder
against the wheel Of progress and
help push. if it is going fast, run"
Roscoe Wilsons-"Those who are
present that will promise to back the
finance committee in making Of
real celebration on the fourth, to
stand" and all present stood.
DR. Barr.--"We will celebrate on
the Fourth of July. the like Of which
Lubbock has never seen before"
Mr.. Dudney.-"Lubbock was not
chosen by me as headquarters for this
savings district. Dallas has her eyes
on the plains. and knows where the
center Of activity is, she chose the
place" (Eulogy on the American
hen, by an Irishman) BE gosh, the
American bird is wonderful foul
Every time she lays an egg. she ad-
vertises il. Yes, she is some bird,
she can pay the American debt in
one year. by just laying around. She
is wonderful foul. marvellous. she
can pick in the garden and scratch
all day. then become rooster at
night. Marvellous, is not the word for
this American bird. may her son new
er set"
George M Boles Having served
as foreman Of the recently adjourn
ed grand jury, wish to state that I
have served on this jury many times
before, that there was less crime TO
come under our investigation thaa
any one before"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01
PENROsE
VISITS MONTPELIER

: Charles w. Penrose. one OF the
First Presidency OF tbs Mormon
church was Montpelier visitor We'd
nesday. In company with President
Rich Of the Montpelier stake, he In
spected the new tabernacle and ar
ranged plans for the dedicatory ex-
ercises which will be held In the near
future. The venerable church lead
er. though past eighty seven years of
age. showed sigma OF remarkable VI
tally while on his visit
He was a dinner guest at the home
OF Mrs. Angie @. Arnold. and enjoy
ed the day at her residence talking
over old times, He was acquainted
with Mrs. Arnold and her family in
England many years ago while in
charge OF missionary work there.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE-Good four-room house
with pantry and closet. water In
house. good out houses; on South
5th street; for price and terms sec
Pete Hauck.
FOR SALE-Fifty foot lot on North
10th street. half block north OF the
Lincoln school buildig; call on Mrs
o. Fl. Groo.
FOR SALE-Underwood typewriter
in first elias condition; phone 10.
FOR sALE--Young pigs. z. J.
Phelps, phone 46-j-11.
FOR SALE-My house and 20 acres
OF land inst outside OF city limits
inquire Of Mrs. Minnie Perkinsn
FOR SALE-One 4-eyIinder Overland
car. in good running order. new.
ly painted; only 9425.O0.-0. 3
Rogers. p. o. Box 535. Montpelier
FOR SALE-Baled hay by the bali
or ton; Montpelier Coal and Lum
Der Co.
FOR sALE-My saw mill and 100
acre ranch with good improve
ments; for price and terms apply
! to Al Beutler. Sharon.
FOR SALE-Jersey COW. good Fore
truck. and team and harness
/ horses weigh about 1900 pound
each. John Black. Montpelier.
FOR SALE-Rex Theatre equipmen
consisting Of machine. rectifieF
H opera chairs. etc. Apply 10 v. L
Cruikshank.
FOR sALE-Flemish giant rabbits
Ned BoIIes. Montpelier.
FOR sALE-Pigs. Address Andre,
p. Nielsen, Ovid.
FOR sALE--We have q few pieces O
good. second hand furniture tina
we are offering q bargain prices
Burrell & ThieI.
WANTED-EmDloyment as q publ
stenographer; Claudia BehymeI
phone 1873.
WANTED-A girl for housewoFk; al
ply TO Mrs. John Barrett.
WANTED - To buy q gold saddle
call At Ed Rich's grocery;
Lowry.
wANTED-clean cotton rags At tn
Office.
L0ST-Near Montpelier. small Pr,
mo camera; finder return to Mr.
J. A. Larsen, 77s East 9Th stree
Salt Lake. Utah. and receive
reward.
FoUND-Two boys coats: owner ca
have same by calling on Mrs MAJ
Aunk and paying kGr this notie
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01

The Bear Lake Motor Co. received
two car loads OF Ford cara the past
week and they were delivered as fast
as they could be set up and run out
Of the garage. Part OF the shipment
was equipped with the new Ford
starter. timpken bearings. demount-
able rims and storage batteries. These
cars sell for $72l at Montpelier. The
ordinary Ford now sells for s617.
Mr.. sheldon expects another ship
ment OF "lizxissn tomorrow.
There was & good attendance at
1.-THE Gem of the Mountain club. which
met with Mrs. o. II. Groo. Thursday
Afternoon, July 24g Four new mem
bers were enrolled. one OF which was
in the Junior department. At the
conclusion OF the program and bus
mess session. refreshments we're
served by Mesdames Groo and Staley.
The club will meet with Mira. Andor-
son on Thursday, Aug. IL. at which
time all members of the Junior de-
parment@rc-rcqucstcsf- tv-6v-prezeut'
Ground was broken last Monday
for the addition to the Cruikshank
blockN The contract was finally a
warded to ]. II. Marshall OF Pocatello
who erected the Montpelier city hall,
for the reason that c. l.. Hastings.
who was tho lowest bidder. was un-
able to furnish satisfactory bond.
Mr.. Marshall has practically all OF
the material purchased and most OF
II will be on the ground next week.
The building will be completed with
in 30 days.
Open q bank account In your
kitchen. Come and see US and We
will tell you how to do Il. When
you buy q Universal range and u
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet, they will
show you how easily II may be done.
Sold exclusively at the Thor c. Mel
sen Store. next door to postoffice.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01

July "a. ---------------------
Mrs. Mat Schmit and her daughter
Rosina are at home from a weeks
visit in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Frank e. Lee OF omaha, visit
ed several days the past week with
her sister, Mrs. Ina Preston.
It is reported that big sale Of
hay was made in this county this
week at sgt a ton in the stack.
II you want a new mattress for
your old one, we will trade with you.
Montpelier Second Hand Store.
CLYDE McIlwain arrived home yes
terday afternoon. He was overseas
for year with the Saith engineers.
Mrs. r. Groo and daughters, Jean
and Evelyn, are spending the week
at Fish Haven, the guests OF Mrs.
@. G. Gray.
II You want new OF second hand
furniture, see our line before buying.
Montpelier Second Hand Store.
b. X. Farsworth went to Salt Lake
Sunday to take a six weeks course
in the state university summer school.
Russell Wright of Bennington, ar
rived home from overseas Yesterday.
He spent o year in France In the sig
nal corps.
Pure life insurance protection at
reasonable cost; see .. ~. huns'
Montpelier: phone a2S.
Mrs. d. C. Kunz was called to Salt
Lake Wednesday by telegram an
nouncing the serious illness or her
brother c. F. Tibbs.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Boosters club will be held at
the city hall next Tuesday night at
8 o'clock.
VIM. B. Pendery had the degree OF
dad conferred upon him "wednesday
morning by the arrival OF little
daughter at his home.
Our public rest room ID yours wneI
you need q place to cool OH ana
brush up or lie down, II tired:-Niei
sen Furniture Co., the old reliable.
Mrs. Ina Preston has closed hei
home for two weeks and she and hel
children have gone to Fish Haven fol
an outing.
Miss Nettie Hitler will leave mex
Sunday for an auto trip through TN
Yellowstone park. accompanying MS
Ida Mitchell Of Logan.
Mrs. E. s. Wright came up IRON
Salt Lake last week >for a month";
visit with her sisters, Mesdames o. ID
Groo and C. Fl. Toomer.
Mrs. Anna Hunter will entertain
the Ladies' Aid of the NJ. e. churel
next Thursday afternoon at the hun
ter house. All ladies invited.
The monthly quorum Of the Firs
Quorum of Elders will be held at tn
First Ward meeting house SUNDAY
Aug. 8 at 1870 p. m. A good attend
ance In desired.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01
RESIDENCE FOR SALE

My house and lot on South 18th
street, near o. 8. L. depot. for sale
on the following terms: $500 down
ad the balance $50 a month with
six per cent interest on deferred
price $500. For fur.
Their particulars address Thos. Doug.
las, Eat Ely. New
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01
Female Help Wanted

Girl or young woman to help with
house work on farm; five in family
but no children; no washing but
ironing; wages $40 per month: for
particulars inquire of d. w. Garrett
at Modern Drug store. Montpelier.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01
NEW NEWS!

Fall samples are here. Good suits
from $2b up. Satisfaction guaran-
teed In fit and quality.
| Come and see me.-Fred Seller,
the tailor.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01

1~U looks as though the longest
drouth on record in southeastern
Idaho was broken. Slight showers
have fallen in the county this week
and the indications are this morning
that we are going to have q real
Ahonest -to-goodness" rain. Let 'er
rain-we can stand all the weather
man wants to give us.
y Mrs. r. A. Bowman and daughter,
Mrs. Grace Jones, DR.. Jessie A. Wake
ham and her two grand daughters.
Louise and Mary Shuttles, arrived
last Monday from Chicago for two
or three weeks visit. Mesdames
Bowman and Wakeman are sisters OF
F. L. Cruikshank. They are enjoying
themselves this week at Bear Lake
Hot Springs.
Effective today, the price of Wy
oming coal advanced 40 cents ton
at the mines, making 1t now $500 a
ton delivered In Montpelier. We do
not know the reason for the advance
but as one man suggested. 1t Is prob
ably due to the fact that the COM
panies have raised the wages OF the
miners ~0-cenlb ION.
Willie Ansell arrived home last Fri
day, having been mustered out "A
Camp Lewis. Willie entered the ser
vfce- IN October, 1917 and on Dec. IL
sailed for France. He was gassed
soon after going to the front and was
com pelled to spend some time In q
hospital, where he underwent an op'
Grafton, the gas having affected his
nasal organs. He arrived In New
York on June % and was sent &c
Camp Dodge. Iowa, where he spent
several weeks in the hospital, before
he was able to proceed to CAM
Lewis. He 10 not yet back to nor
NAL condition, but IL able to resume
his old position in the shops and wen
to work this morning.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01

@LIOyO LonrDab IN WrltlnB form
Honolulu on July IA says, Il am leav-
ing for Vladivostock, Siberia, today
at noon. Regards to everybody"
II you need anything in the fruit
jar line, we have it.-Clty Meat Mar
Ket.
Pete Hauck returned home last
ounuay. ne WAS member OK lne
PIN inIahIry anu Was stationed a.
>bresC tor nine months. -
Lelana bOlies arrived home from
overseas last SUNDAY. he WAS sLa7
TONED AZ DresL Win the ON Inptnf
try for aponS-nAne moths.
INC Misses LnlIan and Anna
ppongDers motoreu up from rucal
LeIio last sunday. 1hey went u
ideal beach OH Monday to ENJOY u
weeks outing, .-~----ss--r
George Morrell is still ON the job
repairing and tuning pianos and or
sans. Leave orders at the residence
VI Roy George, phone 173.
County Auditor Rich informs uf
lAAAs~S 40 "AAA A0NO SA0 eAOobA&Nb Va SAAS
assessment roll tor Bear Lake county
competed tomorrow ana ready to for.
ward to the secretary of state.
will pay the highest market price
for hides and pelts and the price OF
aides 10 now higher than it has evel
Deen; you will de well to see me be
Iore selling.-Sam L. Lewis, the Far
Store.
Fred Hughes arrived home Tues
day from overseas. Fred was gon'
just a year and spent nine months O
that time in France. Fred said b.
was sure mighty glad to get back IL
Montpelier.
DR.. E. e. Hinckley has purchased
the Jake Jones residence on Mali
street, and will hereafter have his of
flee at the home. His telephone Il
No. IL.
James Crouch returned Tuesda,
morning from q short visit with Mrs
crouch, who is attending a summe
school at Missoula, Mont. She
taking a business course in addition
to her other work and will not re
turn until the first of September.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01
Local News
Montpelier. Idaho. August |, 1919.

A son registered at the home of
James Jensen last Friday.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01

lloyd Lehrbas in writing form
Honolulu on July IA says. Il am leav-
ing for Vladivostock, Siberia. today
at noon. Regards to everybody"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01

J. C. Nielsen has been confined to
his bed the past week at the home OF
his daughter. Mrs. J.-A--Aendricks.
Mrs. II. A. Datesman and daughter
dorothy left last weeks for a months
.isit at Los Angeles and San Fran
Sisco.
DR.. and Mrs. McKirihan OF West
-ninster college. Salt Lake were in
,Iontpelier a few days of this week.
hey are visiting at the summer home
OF Mrs. Gray at Fish Haven.
All classes Of plumbing and sewer
connections made; prices reasonable
and all work guaranteed.-Wm PEN
derry. phone IL.
Jesse Bulge was In town a Ssort
time last Tuesday. He has been ia
up with rheumatism for the Sast
month and has been under the care
of his brothers, the Drs. Bulge OF
Logan.
Vern White arrived at Newport
News. Va. after spending a year in
france. He is brother of M. e. and
II. A. White OF this city. He will re-
urn here as soon as he is mustered
out.
We can furnish you with the new
md popular numbers in photograph
records at popular prices. Demon
stration is our pleasure and no ex-
the old reliable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Parker re-
iurned to Ogden yesterday after a
weeks visit at the home of their son,
VIII c. Parker. Although they are
ioneer residents OF Ogden. this was
heir first visit to Bear Lake.
have the material and am pre-
AIRED to make all kinds OF sewer
onnections; work guaranteed and
.rices reasonabls.-Rohert- Hon.
+ George Spongberg was shaking
khands with old Montpelier friends
last Sunday. George arrived In Po-
catello last Friday from Honolulu.
where he was stationed for nearly two
years with the marines. -.---'-''
The Rathburn players will furnish
music for q dance at the pavilion to-
Inight-Friday. They have crack
er-jack jazz orchestra and their mus
ic Just makes you dance whether you
feel like 1t or not.
DR.. Chiffon of the Pocatello OPP
tical company will be at Goodman u
Christman's jewelry store ON August
lis, 10, 20, 81 and %; at the Stucki
thome in Paris Aug. % from 10 a. m.
Do 3 p. m.
Lilburn, son OF Mrs. Lizzie Hayes
l6f Georgetown, was operated on for
appendicitis at the Montpelier hos
pital last Saturday. Hugh, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Z. j. Phelps, also under
went an operation for the same trou-
BILE at the hospital Tuesday night
Both young men are getting along
nicely ---------------
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01

Miss Stella Dalrymple has returned
from a visit to Salt Lake City.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01

"A new daughter registered at the
I home of Vic Hansen on Thursday,
I,,Iu "a
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01

from visit to Salt Lake City.
Mrs. r. w. Gee has returned home
after a weeks visit In Cokeville.
Don't forget the regular Wednes-
day night dances at the pavilion.
II you need anything in the fruit
jar line, we have it.-City Meat Mar
ket.
Wach for the date of the grand
electric ball at the pavilion.
A good electric range and washer
for sale cheap at Montpelier Second
Hand Store. ---.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01

tne Misses Lnlian and Anna
SponsDers motorea up from rUcai
teIio last sunday. Ihey went u
ideal beach OH Monday to ENJOY u
weeks outing,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01

Leianu bOltes arrived home from
overseas last SUNDAY. he WAS sLa7
TONED AZ DresL Win the ON lnpanf
try for aDonI-nAne moths.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01

II you need anything in the fruit
Jar line, we have it.--CIty Meat Mar
Ket.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01

Pete Hauck returned home last
! SUNDAY. ne WAS u member Oh Ine
SLh inIanIry anu Was stationed a.
LbreSL TOR nIne months. a--s---.a--
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22

summary Runs Bruusscau, lawson
Nafinr Hays errors. Duff. Morris a.
Ni.h,mton o DuuneN Hays. tWo.bAse
hts Mathis Denny; throe-hase hit
Williamson sacrifice hits O'Douuer
Haucs. Morris stolen base Morris
bases on balls or lawson { on Yo,s / &.
struck ont by lawson 2. ny Voss Z.
g,sscd balls nronsssau 2 lett on bases
dypsy a. sinelair X, umpire. Higdcp
tine 30