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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-12-09

There will be a box social and
program at the Menerey school,
l mile south and ~ miles west
of Yale on Wednesday, December
%, at 500 p. m. Everybody in
vited.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-12-09
Township Taxes Now Due

will be at the Yale State Bank
on Friday, Dec. II, and every
Friday thereafter until Jan. 9TH,
to receive Brockway township
taxes. VIM. CHEESEMAN,
1914 Treasurer
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-12-09
BRING ON YOUR JUNK

/ will pay $500 a ton for old
iron; lie a pound for rags; DC a
pound for rubber boots and rubber
shoes. 1926
John Sexton. Yale.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-12-09

Do your Christmas shopping
early. Our store open every eve
ming till Christmas beginning OH
Saturday. H. A. WILLIAMS
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-12-09
| mi. North and 6 miles East Of Yale
Thursday, Dec. 10th
The following described Personal Property, to-vi

Large galvanized Water Tank
Iron Maui Good Gravel Box
Large Kettle Set Bobsleighs
5 gallon Cream Can
8 gallon Cream Can
Set Fairbanks Platform Scales
Iron Age 2-horse Cultivator
Tanning Mill
Iron Hog Trough
Side boards for double box
Cider Barrel Cow Chains
2 large scalding barrels
And many other articles too nu-
merous to mention.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-12-09
N O II I G. T.

City taxes are due and payable
to Jan. 9th, inclusive. After that
date 4 percent will be charged.
w. F. RUIZ, City Treas.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-12-09
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Alfred Martin. Minister

Morning worship, IU:30.
Sunday school at 11:45. Mrs. L..
Roy Fuller, Superintendent.
Y. p. S. C. E. at $50. Subject,
Wise sayings that have helped
me-
Evening worship, 1880.
Mid-week service Thursday at
7:30.
You are cordially welcome.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-12-09
East Greenwood Evangelical
Association Church

East Greenwood
Preaching, 10000 a. m.
Sunday school, 11:00 a. m.
West Greenwood
Sunday school, 200 p. m.
Preaching, 500 p m.
A welcome to all.
w. f. Boettcher, Pastor
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-12-09

Every paid-up subscription to
the Expositor helps keep the pa
per alive.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-12-09
FARM BUREAU NOTES

Four important marketing
and organization meetings will be
held in the county this week. w.
C. Cribs, of the Michigan Agri-
cultural College, who has been
instrumental in organizing some of
the most successful and largest
marketing associations in the
state has been secured to address
these meetings and every farm
bureau member is urged to at
tend. The schedule has been ar
ranged as follows:-
Memphis, Wednesday after
noon, December 9Th.
Yale, Thursday afternoon,
December 9th.
Capac, Friday afternoon, Dec
ember 10th.
Meetings will be called at 1 80.
At these meetings matters con-
corning sugar beet growers con-
tracts will also be discussed and
the growers in the various locali-
ties expect to name delegates to
a oIdJc arm Dutcdu ulctJlIlR u
beet growers at Lansing Deem
Der 18th.
Saturday, December 18th, the
regular meeting of the Execu-
tive Committee of the st. Clair
County Farm Bureau will be held
in the Farm Bureau Office, Port
Huron. The County Executive
Committee has also requested the
Presidents, Secretaries and Direc-
tors of the various Local Farm
Bureaus to meet with it Saturday
at one o'clock. By means of this
joint meeting the members Of the
County Executive Committee
hopes to secure information re-
garding the needs of the various
local organizations and the assis-
lance of the local officers in
planning important policies to
be carried out next year. 1t is
expected that Mr.. Cribs or a
representative of the Michigan
State Farm Bureau will be pres
ent to address the meeting.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-12-09

Married at the M. E. parsonage
on Monday morning at 10000
o'clock, John Ludington to Cora
l.. Sitter, daughter of Peter Sit
ter, both of Melvin. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hall attended the bride
and groom and witnessed the GER
emory. Rev. +. ID. MUMMY, Off
ciated.
Brown City is practically and
literally stuck in the mud. The
whole mile of road on Main street
a half mile each way from the
center of the town, was plowed
up, but only half of it paved.
With the kind of weather lately
one can easily imagine what they
have to go through. It's a wonder
the half mile of concrete isn't
sunk. Automobiles leave their
machines at the edge of town and
walk in and back again.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-12-09
AUG ION SALE
c.. w. BELL, Auctioneer

The Undersigned having rented her FARM will offer for sale
by Public Auction to the highest bidder without
at the premises, 81 mile east and 6 miles north
of AYOCa,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01

Iuieuranf. Sacob 9Lbon t. flo 2 ip.
s. S,iotarin I. lilo 8 ip. = 90 y.
Siac Siintuien I. lilo s ip. = 2S
p. @ntti &plloien t. flo 3 ip. Il
25 b. iiinnuntaif. 8aooocfin ia &eb
Open firfoiSia flo 1 ip., iamaan
aifaan Snmaractin tafana. Setis
r~aatpalla Diifolla olemme tietenfin
Menabgasia &ialmar @oimun liio-
no f~pIdilemGsid, iieIl6 tietenfin pi-
oetadn iltaieiroia. = 80 b. iuns
nuntaif. Eaobocfin ia &eb @pen
firtoisia flo 1 ip. fllalla ppbGf. o.
pettaiain fofous Haooocfin firfos.
la flo 3 ip. 3iinfuin olette nabneet
leboestd, min brbtif,ul pmistetaan
firffofuntamme ieminaarilIe, faifis
la Observation-Disclosures fannetaan TO-
lebti ientinaari fasiaan. NiiiStafaa
ettG iloista n~ntaiaa Siimnla rafass
tad. - u. Sasiel.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01

nimeniG on Seeiiis &ristis, ia phi
on bGnen ipaIittii moriiamenia TO-
TO usfonainen ieurafrlto. BoitS
taofieen itielIenI6 tdnGn fopban
firrian morfiamen tlli ban itie u
ianfaiffinen iana, libafii ipntpen
pubtaasta neitiestG. Sofia tdma I'D
men music ipntinen moriiamenla
taitaiii tooeIIa omistda bdnet pl'
iGffeniG, min on bGn tfbrdnniit It
ienIG fen eoest6 ianfaittiietit 20
tpintoubrifii ia pitboistnnit len
"ipeoen peiosia ianan fartta", iaa'
ben tdten itieueniG fiinnorIiien mor
(i~eurofunan), iolla ei ole
ioostoa ella rppppd, moan ettd Il
diff ppbd ia Goittamatcn, minimum
firioitettu on: Seiodt pitdd ppbdi
oIentor, fila mini olen ppbd, J
Noos. i11-45.
@iitta ~niinfiiin toiiinoon tapob'
thu moalIiiesin tpuIinnostn etta 81
Ia Idbettdd pstdtpdnid, piibemiebe'
nd. afiatania lpribaintaart fpalitiill'
moriiameIIe, (. o. inoiitteIemoor
fpSamtdnid p~aroleenfa, min toiipoal'
linen pIfdfin IGbetti eniin pstdipdr
Fl HObnmnefien bonffimnan fanatic
ia fasteeIIa itieIIenid moriiontd il
iobtamoan bdnen tpf0ntd; Sobnn
nes oIifin ustolIinen plIbemies. 10
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01
KUINKA DIFTERIA sYNTYY

Usein s~anotaan: "Lapseni sal kyl-
maa ia Sc kehittyiI hurlkkumadaksi."
Totuus kuitenkin on eta kylmyys
vain valmisti tieta difterialle. Kun
kurkkumataa on 1iikkeeha on paras-
Ia pitaa lapset kotona, varsinkin
jos he ovat saaneet kylmaa. Cham
berlainin Cough Remedy vol kuiten-
kin parantaa kylman ia estaa diff
terrain tuloa- Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. Mrs Benjamin #. Blakeney,
Decatur, Ill. kirjoittaa; Chamber
lainin Cough Remedy on parasite
yskan laaketta mita olemme koetta-
meet. Amman sta lapsilleni ia otan
itsekin tarvittaesea.o Miten o.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01

varinne laita? Nainen vol kaunis-
tua sta mukaan kuhn han kasvaa,
jos han kayttaa sopivaa ~elamanjar-
jestysta: oikeat ~eterianajat, liikkeet
ia ru~uansulatus hyvassa kunnossa.
Chamberlain Tabletit a~uttavat tas
sd subteessa. Ne poistavat keltaisen
warm, joka johtuu huonosta ruuan-
sulatuksesta. - Oletteko -onnelli-
men? Ola onnellinen on yhdessa
suhteessa samaa kuhn voida hyvin.
Mutta huonon ruuansulatuksen tuot-
tamat hairi0t hairitsevat tata tun-
Meta. Ottakaa ~sentahden Chamber
lainen Tabletteja; ne auttavat.
CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE co
DIES MONIES IOWA
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01

ia ei publnlit itiedniG pIidn iiiaan,
maon tpptpi olenlam main plidn
pstGm6nG, ianoen: On NINA ole
aristas, ipaan bdnen eoelIania lNs
betettp; eta SON tiIiii iImi So
roeIisia, ientGbben MIND oIen lobe
tettp fastamoan ipebeIlG. Sofia on
mor5ian BON on pIfd, mlitta plidn
pstdma iofa ieiioo ia fi,untelee ban
I'd, i~loitfcc ianeen tuurresti pljdr
adnesta; ient0boen on tdmd mirrirt'
iIoni NIT t6ptettp. @din piibiii So
bannes &ostaia.
". @oSfi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01
SpIIa ON mpriiar bam on pIfd
Sob. B:29

T6mG on Sobonnes 2nstoion
faunis tooistiis 2ristiifiesta ia boz
men jeurafimnostanin, iotfo opat
fniffein IifeiiimmdIId toipaIIo pb'
6istetpt festendnid raffnioesin. yf.
Il oinoo on tGnrd pIbdinen pItd,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01

OeeansIItaea tDtnstRta Strtet Ctten
On. 2ntt. fexrasantapiirisia:
Sesio Gttssia, =. 8.
otr4so: Ctesnist oape. IA esnrs \.
hdImasfa. IdbeIId moanoIifen rmkes
Nm .jSarnrit" -dfemoa. iosfa on Rem
osvsista tsiItoesfa i6dtdap& pois ~
Wasaa ia id8eItdtp6 IirsslIe.
SsmalanpoltpeIiis fitnfin finifaii.
j ben eniimdiiend funmiintnina s. eft.
Snnsia Ito A ip.
AnppsIi: ~ Bergen aape. Boob,
laapn IA Sunltsns dtpe. tpdfisld.
escgiot Sntlitpaltuii tho Id6elIe idppes
~. fe3d oastompbiAiaiirrit Gsmmit.
a)susaIta.
UamaIanpulipeIus ioea ~funmmntaa
Ne 10.45 ap. ia ppbdfoiiIii Ito 100
y.
CupeIuieurnaaossrs issa tsrstai
- 3 y.
Cast Bort G~testerisi&, Gsmx.
Rir6tc: SeIntpan atpenudIa.
0rcentpitebin iatlitpalrnattten tporreIs
IA NumprIanpaItp. iuikaiben 8:nu
tumant. 10 s.sbNm.
Nesntdatrisfa, q. 8.
.sRirffo: @Ie1 0fibee aaps h
oseest Il fiImosla. SlumaIanpaItpe-
tns hiufmtbeu 2 ia A tiistaina No
$50 VI.
Ne5l0pifIesfd. 81. 8.
&artms9etti inaiiaaiben 1 iesshpiiffo'
~ No 8 VI.
Desaat Herussfa, y. B.
&dAetpsfappeIiSia, 443 @ailroao
enc fintfnioen 2:na ia AND festi-
ntttfena no s III.
Gatainisfd, R. 3. ia &obsGisia.
n, 8. =. m. eri iImoi,skfien mu1om.
pol1pelustari bolnatpat tusitpat u
<ittaa iirieeIlifeDti. ta9i idSbd pap'
euae(a. tuormemmin totpottarisfd
snmspdapdIld ia ilafla 10 81.
g. @tiori
~ Nspssn oape. Serfss gais. =. 8,
-"
SamaIanpnIipelnfiia ia mnxita To-
esxffia 4raSboef, u. 8. femrafnn'
nasfas
SumnIanpaItpeliiffia iofn finifait'
ben enfimdinen ia foIfnas finratn'
ioi oIfacn feIIo II e. b. p.
@nnmintoifoiiIii foifena ia mel
jaxtend f~rnmiintaina feIIo 1 /. ,. p
9. +. ~opettaiien fofciis ~ttnifdiioer
foImomtena frutfitntaina felIe 8 I
,. y.
e~eusrifoIiitom fofctfftaia fErmstis'
tnom erineer.
80 Cmpeltie1trd fofoctifitii 1ofd fos
genn ia n~eIidntend tcrsfainn f'nisIa
@orfmisfofouristn ia miista IA
tsnnnsista fofaiffista iImcftefnnr
eriHeen- --..
N. y. @esterbntR
1ro6bocf, r. q.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01

Samalanpaluelnfiet oiuat iariestet.
taiuat ~toistaiiefii ~fearaaiuasti:
Warqnettesia iota iann. patti 3
iiSnn. frn,sia Mainiiinsisia feIlo
$50 ep. ia in. obielmalIinen IT.
lanpietto 8,15.
Bpbafoitlu 1890 ep.
S. $. $eimonen
Eelef. 594 200 g. Ats It.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01

= @ofefielbin @icb. &anidllis
Ieurofunnnn piirisid tiIee rippitou-
III oIuitrttdfpoffi fesfipiiffona ID
p. bubtifuiita no 8 ipp. @aiffi tout
IuidsiS oIeuat fo,iIitin oifotpat to-
toontitfoot fiIIoin ieurafanran firf'
foom oppiiirioiIIa warustettirnn.
2 arne @aiunta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01

yalion SifGIldnIcperoia Gbieaecsia
Gbicoeo. - Wiime mnanontdino
fnoritti Gbicososio $4,000 bemfilod
acknowledgements tdiffiuan $780,.
0O0, 1000:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01
SartanstiIatimmffia bnbtifnmlla

SartanstiIatfnuffia bnbtifnnlla
Q p. Gaooocfin firfosia flo 10
np.; Reo @pen firfosia Flo 2 Up.
iItoS. @ntti &pIIoien t. flo 8. - a
b. tinmlntoif. Haobocfin ia Reo
epen firfoisia To u ip. iamnten
SGmpr6fin tnfana flo 1 ip. = a p.
iIto{. S. @osfen I. Ito 8. - B p.
ssncob gCbon I. flo 8 ip. - 3 p.
slug. Wlbon +. TO 8 ip. - p. %oi
Re Bmiruufin t. flo 8 ip. p'
Mntti @ddtdn t. flo 3 ip. = D.
go. &iIoenin t. Flo s ip. = IL p'
fiinnnntaif. Boboocfin ia @eo @pen
firfoisio Ito 1 ip. = IL p. Sopn
@GrfeIdn 1. Ito 8 ip. IL p. "
brom Iaiarin t. lilo 8 ip. = Ia p
iItoi. aoIIe Snntiien t. lilo 8 Up.
@ebefasia. = IL b. Mr Folfin t.
fofoont,tu ppbdfouliilapiet Ito ~
op; ieurot iIIaIIa. 18 p. 'iln'
nuntoif. weo epen ia Baooocfin til
fosia To / ip. fefd Tamprdf. tatd'
ma !opettuion mddrGimdsid pditns'oe'
syItofearat @oIIe Siintirien I. Sebe'
fosSa ITO s ip. - 10 p. Grnni
Climb 1. Ito 8 Up. - q p. Snrpe'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01
Saarnaipnoruia bmbtif.

1 b. Settle @iperilIa S 8inquis-
tin t. flo s iLI.
9 b. 8itf6n6p. &aIawoIan firs
fosia flo 10 ap. @anbaIIa 6. S.
Saifolan t. flo 2 ip. iaarn. st. ..
Niemi.
9 b. BitfGnap. @aplesia, Bis.
firfosia Ito h8 ip. IS. @btoolliien
fans6n ioorn. e. g. Riemi.
A p. 8GaiiGisp. 8roineroisia Ito
10 ap. $. Git. fansia flo 2 ip.
ia muoriiojubla flo 8 III.
5 b. Sbomionin t. firfosia flo
7h2 lip.
10 p. Sloobnoobin 6. Colon
firfosia flo 2 Up. iltaieurat Ilortcb
&iwelGsiG flo 8.
II b. Colon firfosio flo h11
ap. $. @bt. fnnsia.
Is. g. @iemi
Sub. 1913 Gbonrion, Minn.
49,
Smmalanpulpelnffia bnbtifmnlla
A p. Mennbgan firfosia flo Vii
ap-
II b. Menobean firfosia flo
Vii ap.
1S b. Srencb 2afen ieurabnoneel
la Ito vi ap.
20 p. Siioffi 2intoIan taIosia
flo s Up.
90 p. Saoob &rimaran talosia
flo 8 Up.
% p. Srencb 2afen feiirabnoneel
la flo Vii ap. Serran p. ebtools
linen.
s. l1rpilainen
mennbea, Ieinn.
Srmalanpalipelmffia maalisf.
% b. Sec. 80 feIIo 2 ip. foar-
noa n. slbo.
% b. 8intan fello 2 Up.
80 p. Birginiasia norj. lutb. tn
fosia 81. slbo ia olIefiri.
90 b. @iretniosin iosioin per-
beesid.
3D. &iiotiaIainen
Dor TT Gin, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01

S. s. Seimonen
Selef. 594 200 81. 4tb It.
@anfaIIsfenrafnnnat DbioSfa
SnmaLaap. ia bartansbetfiG bnbti.
funIla
|Gairportisia:
3 p. 1misten puofiiubIa.
4 p. @adiidiiend) s. IS. GIFT.
fansia flo 10 ap. ia Flo Z III.
Is p. flo 7.30 i'll. poitain iIta.
mot.
16 y. Flo 7,3O iu.
Is p. flo 10 np. Iasteniumalanp.
flo 2 ip. ia flo 7 III.
90 p. flo 7,30 iii.
80 p. flo 7,3O iII. S
Ompelilieiiran fofoufiia iota
torstaina. Bpb1foullia iota toinen
iunmlntai flo 2 ip. ia iofa toinen
mannantai flo u ill.
&ippifoulll oItaa bitbtif. 3 p.
flo 8 ap.
Msbtabltla $arborisfa:
6 p. 81. ompeluierran fofous Flo
7,3O iII.
s p. Flo 7,30 iii. firfosia.
III p. Ito 10 ap. iumaIanp. Fir.
tosta.
13 b. 8anb. ompeIui. fofous
flo 7,3O i'll.
ID p. firfosfa Flo 7.30 III.
81 b. firtosia flo 7.30 III.
25 p. s. g. Git. fansia flo 10
ap. Iasteniamalonp. flo Q ip. ia
Flo z III.
% p. flo 7,3O iii. firfosfa.
BpbGforIiin iota iunnintaina Flo
100 ip.
gIepeIanbisia 1888. SO. 81 ct.
: ii p. itmaIanp. Flo z i'll.
90 p. bengeIIinen LLAMA flo
7,30 i'll.
BaIfrib So. BiIen
GeIef. 549.@ 67 $uron ct.
R 6 Msbtabula, Ohio
BapiIIiiia toimin Obiosia:
Spntpnpt ia fnstettu
GIeipeInn6isia: gilbert Niemiien
ia +. no. $annar tptir, SeIen Wea'
ria fpnt. 12.29.t9t9, fast. 2-6s
1920.
@illiam Mden ia b. 10. Sannan
poifa @obert Mpin ipnt. 10s3s
1919, fast. 248.t920.
8ainsipiIlesi6: Ibolpb SneIin ia
+. no. Mmanbon tptGr, 8erna Sicla
ipnt. 2~s22et920, fast. 3.7.1920.
@ioIlut ia baubattn:
BoinsiuiuesiG: Nartta Soiefina
@ggert, fuoli 2.161920, banoattiin
Samnna pGipGnG, 2 Df. wanbana.
SiIia Maria 8olff o. {. &uiala
f1oli inflrientiafruimeeieen Sairpor
tisio 2~s25s1920, 26 10. 6 IT. ia
10 p.Gn monbann, bauoottiin q
2S.192O.
MtpioIiittoon mibittp
Jairportistn Scr Sobn Wenia
Serttua ia Nsiss SiIia Nalwina
Man6o mibittiin MsbtabiiIa Sars
borisSa 3st3.192O. Omeal
8aIfrib SO. Bilen
TeIef. 549+& 81 Sltron OF.
@ 6 Msbtnbiila, Ohio
- [.LLXAAv~
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-01
Ostaiudllinen biomantus Narqnef'
telaiiilIe

SeminaariI. 81. 6. &offonen
Sronpeooista tlIee pilbumaon TO-
foufiisinnme brbtif. A p. pdGiiais-
aantuna $50 ap. ia ilIalla ppba>
fouIuIasten iubIasia S:lte, ia ebtd
10 Ialiantaina miesten iltnmasia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on firfonme>
not illnlla 8:lta.
IS. s. $eimonen
&ippifonlniImoitns
SOS SrmaIa fao, aIotan rippi-
foiiIiin toufof. a b. Hello A ip. ia
pGGSto tapnbtliu belIuntaina tout
fof. % p. felIo 2 Up.
S. s. $eimonen
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KirkoIisia TImoituk$ia

e1annsnineu tpiutinta 0~itettxrstx
Gtu. 2ntb feuratuntapitrisfd.
8ttcbburaisin, Maaos:
Q1niimiben eniimdiiend isunimtai'
~ neutrality-suspicious. no. 10 op. IA
t~ortmus9etti 10. z III; rippi IA Q. ,.
,ebbooninen ioia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Istfen tai iIta5artmas4etien Sttepbess
"a.
ahnaanbem toifena ~iusxnrmaaina n
malmpaItueius 10. 10 ~. h fesrss
Sannar obieImaiItaEna No. $50 u.
A,ni3miSen iolmantena fuHunmhais
"a hndIanpaItpsIus u. 10 n -
zen o8ieImailtoma no. $50 a.
Q,nitGiSen ~neIidntend i~iuuuuaaiRs
hnmoIamp6ItpeIus no. 10 a.. n Saas
xiisItiton o9ieImailtama no. $50 VI.
*pbdieuIa iosa i~uruumtotaa 10. 1
pxiipdIId..
a5Sri barioitteIee iota t~tistai.iTaa
10. 7.80
6e,iraf,HHsa.l fl~nitmisfptous hus
7.3O iH.
saiiben enfimdiiend maasentafme NJ.
1850 III. Seuratirnnam firito on: 88
Deecbmic fabrn tparreIIa.
Napnnrbisfa, Wass.:
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ton on the part ~ he officers ther,
arose a most bitter hatred ON pHrt
OF many OF tho fullblood indians.
and ss result there were several
officcrs slain, ~ we'll as some uf tho
white men who lvcd among tho
th'rpkccs and were suspected ~
hciur on friendly terms with the or.
fiocrs. In the words OF an old citi-
zen who yet wildly recalls the Did
ana turbulent days. "a fnarshnIl WA
hated more thhu a rnttlcsnnkc" bg
many ~ iho theroK'c citizcus
Some nrrcsts wcro mado AZ va.
riouH times lu and about tho wan
hillau neighborhoud ana tho ami.
mostly among many of the indians
were intensified and when II be
came known that the officers some.
umor stopped 81 the Garlic home he
bccnmo an object of suspicion That
hc realized he would become unpDp-
ulnr seems proved by the fact that
when several Of the Officers came
INTO the nrighborhoOl In search ~
men accused of law Violations ne fu.
dlcatedN 10 the officers that he
wished they would not make his
home their stopping place. They.
however lcft their horses in his burn
yard and went on TO where u dance
was IN progress. taking into custody
man whom they arc said 10 have
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nubJc,tcd 10 very stern treatment
and having placed him on horse.
chained his feet beneath the animal
ana carried him away from the
scene 81 festivities Thls act seems
10 have been determining factor
in causing the death of Garlic.
Not great while after the last
visit of tbo Officers a. Curiilc was
Sitting ou tho porch Of his home
after dusk one evening. two mon
r1wo up ana paused at the gate
Thinking they were ucighbors. Car.
lilD called 90 them tu come I'm ami
Wry complied. stepping upon the
porch ana ming point blank with
rcvuiycrs 1arl,lc was Killed ana
his siarora paused long enough to
rife bits pockets and secure what
money ihcy found nud thcn fled n
soon became known that the q nssaAs
ms were Oslc Sanders and william
Nutccr The uru made their way
iu'p the hills but were pursued hy
sheriff II B Ross ~ the Talequah
l'a.r.ct Scar Rocky Mount. i'm the
FlInt district. Sanders was overtakou
by tho sheriff and arrested. The
ihrriff took Sanders TO Fort smith
and delivered him 10 the United
states authorities and after trial
ne was sentenced 10 be hanged and
was executed ln 1876. Matcer man
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Same employees, followed an alto
gether different policy.
And now comes his famous or
der, issued through the civil service
com mission but az the Instance of
the postofflce department, attempt
ing to penalize more than 100000
women who are Nlatea to govern
ment employees by directing that
they shall not participate In poll
tics
The contest for woman suffrage
has been won after campaign of
more than so years For the first
time women have full suffrage rights
and for the first time an order
comes at Mr.. Burleson's instigation
from the civil service commission 10
deprive them OF that suffrage II
they happen to be related to gov
eminent employe.
surely such an order will be re-
sentcd by the women OF the country?
ls the postmaster general afraid
their votes will he cast against the
democratic party? Does he believe
himself possessed Of greater power
than the congress and the thirty six
states which have adopted tho suff-
rage amendment to the sonstitu-
tom Whatever the attitude OF Mr..
Hurleson may have been on the suf-
frage question before It's adoption,
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BEAUTIFUL SPOT
BLOOD STAINED
Picturesque Wauhillau
Scene Of Sanguine
Events.
HATRED OF DEPUTIES
Adopted Citizen Slain Be
cause of Suspicion He Was
Friendly TO Officers.

wAUHli.LAT Okla. oct 2-
There are In northeastern oklahoma
few regions moro picturesque than
that which FOR very many years hHH
been locally known as the WHuhilldu
neighhorhood Soon after the Chcro-
KEGS wcrc expelled from their old
country beyond the NtlsSissippi river
and removed To- Indian territory
there was among other fuilbiood
Indian settlers I'm this section man
who was called Tho Eagle Old
time citizens will ten. when question
ed that the name ~ this old pioneer
indian may be- socu In printed vol.
uince of Cherokee laws. attached 20
very important agreement mado
among the Indians Themselves soon
after reaching their new home in
tho west SO n would seem that
Tho Eagle" or as called In tho
Cherokee tongue, "Wnu- -hil -lau. 4"
was man ~ some dlstlnction--a
Kihcga. perhaps or Ski-wa -wnh.
Anyway, he long lived here and
when pos,officc was established
many years after the death OF the
aboriginal pioneer and his Journey
10 the happy hunting ground. II was
given tho name Of the old-timc In
dian.
Were the history OF this section
tho various anecdotes and Incidents
connected Herewith told In detail
there would be many column OF
more than passing interest. and run
ming nll the way through would l. n
scarlet thread, symbolical OF the
blood which has been shed during
the NOR" than fOurscoro years since
thr flrst settler built his rude log
cabin and made his meal from the