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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
@ienoprettelie af bipIonotiife og
fommercielle 6orbinoelier.
Il. Sngen 6orpligtelier ifal paa-
bpile 9o1en, foroi oet tioligere bar
en- Del af oct rusiiife Mtge.
stemmerne peb Golfetinesbalget
Sbnberjpllanb.

@eo Mnltsbalgbe gbeitDreliens Dptel:
ling al Sten1mers i 6e Z fgnoeripife
0pitillings gsfreoie bite set fig, at Sc
Z &re6sman6ater ;for6eIer fig iaale-
oeS: De 4 @enitreu1nroater tiIfdl-
Der @br: Grnif Gbriitenien 1ne6 A.
311, Mar Gram 1ne6 4,098, 81. 2e-
Ebecb neo 1897, g. s.. 9fefsbauge
nteo 1887. Serefter bab6e Seffen=
@brtitenien 1919, @obtbnroie1
1856 og 9ln6reas @ral1 1920. Mf
Eoe fonierbatibe er balgt gano. tbeoI.
&ol6er Nn0erien. Mf @ocialoemo-
{frater1te pafgtes 8aeerneiter S. g.
Melien, @idbe11bap11. Mf Eplferne
bal9tes @ditor @cbn1iot, Egn6er.
9biS ipn6eripffe Mrbeioerforehing,
itpttenoe Jig til oe 9fa6ifale, faar ct
Stll9gs1nan6at, bill bette tilfal6e
9Dpograf 2ageri.
Sptellingen biier, at ser bor f111r=
bet en- ret flor Gorffp6ning Steo
Stemmerne fra BEN e1e &re6s til 6e
an6re &re6ies &nn6i6ater. Mnoreas
@ral fit iaale6es 8t6 Sten1ner paa
Mls og 2ebecb 696 stemmer fra
||.2egumfloiterfre6ien. SIR. Grnlt
@briitenien fit 239 ct. fra 5gn6er=
borg og Refsbauge 2O9 ct. fra 81
gumfloitertre6ien og 314 ct. fra
@fooingfreoien sc. S. @ooboro1en
fit 800 ct. i Mabenraafre6ien %
169 ct. | Gen6erfre6ien iamt 129
Let. fra &e66ingfre6ier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
An,r'1ika.
4arets ApI.

2onobrltgs6e s6epartementet ipaaebe
forleben en- Ssordarsbpeoe apling al
21s,007,o00 @uibeIs for 1920.
@interbpeoeabIingel1 bleb >ar1ilaaet
til 32,641,OOO B,1ibels, iaa Sen
belle &beoeabling bliper iult 750,=
648,00O 8l,ibels. Oftober.Dperia
get for Soraorsbbeoe bar 1885,, :
900 8ulbels lapere enc September.
Dperflaget.
Sen belle Sbeoeabling ifior bar
94O,987, 900 811ibels, bboraf 7S1,-
$4,000 bar @interbbeoe og 209,<
351, 900 bar 5oroarsbbebe.
Moisablingei1 onilooes til 1916
10000 8uibels, en- Stigning af
s4,843, 900 8uibels ober iioite Maa-
neos 0beriIag. S Sior pur slplen
2,91S,450, 600 8uibeIs. aJiilita,roe1t
bar S9.1 Broce11t. @abreoblingel1
bleb oni1oaet til !. 1.444,362,0O0 8u-
ibels, bbiltet er 2,523,000 8ulbels
mere enc forrtge Waaneos Onerilag.
s 6iors Mbline bar 1,248,310, 600
8uihels.
0perIog oper anore elplinger
for 1920 bar:
@ya, 1o1 $4,000 8u.;; (Gilitaro
life opgipet). &pi6e &artofler, 414,=
9s6,0o0 8,1.;; Gilito11o, S2:7. Spoe
aartofler, 103,779,000 8uibels;
ailltanb, ST.. @is, 52,298,000
8u.;; Silitono, 8S.1. Sobaf, 1,478,-
7ss,ooo 8r.;; ai1ita1,b, 1913. Se,
sS,171,Ooo Sous; (Gilitano lite OPP
eipet). So (piloD, 1s,2so,0o0
Cons; (Gilitano lite opgipet). Gut
ferroer, $4,000 Cons; Eilitono,
9s.4. aafires, 139,5oa,ooo 8u.;;
8ilito,1o, 94.7. 8eanuts, 39,117,-
600 8,1.; Eilitonb iffe opgipeD.
8pnner, 9,S64,o0o 8n.;; 9ilitoro
lite opgipet).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
6knuhra,.np.

Si6it / ngen ia1nt @enoag %
Man6ag bar 6er mango og tiIipne=
laoen6e farlige @fopbfanoe ipo oe
beit for Dnl1ttb., Ontrent 5000
Mano bar u6e at befien1pe Sloen
Douglas Gonntp, sis.
st 1t &egnfalb gioroe fit til, at
oe farltge 8ran6e run6t 8ennett,
8apfielo % 2afe Mebagan1on blep
bragt un6er &ontrol. 6aren for,
at 8ran6ene itul6e fpre6e fig -in6
/ Minneiota, 6rep, oper, oa 8i11oe1l
ilog ON. Ser bar 8ran6e fra z til
10 Ml fra Statsgr9nie11 i 8iscon-
lin npr MarfbiIle, Globerton og
&anfpille, @attiion @orf, en- @tats-
ifob IA MtI i Sp6beit for 5uperior,
er praftiif talt brer6t. S Bennett,
Bis., 25 Mil fen6enfor superior,
:bleb BDe11 blerget beo at oDnamitere
@fobitrefnin9er / SsSloens gei, rpooe
&abninger og iptte Moobran6. 2a11-
oct run6t ON er praftiif talt af-
brpn6t. Egrre Moier, Der brenoer,
tr11er innioIertib 5te6et. De bill rtr<
til br9noe i Maane6Sbis.
sgn6en for @elbep ipenote SIoen
ober ct "A Mil brebt 8elte gien-
mem @fober.
S 9ulutb ito6 ollie Mon6 parat
til at poe &ialp, bpis ginoe1 {log
ON og Garen bleb oberbangen6e. S
Gloqllet grapeoe San1ilier Dug
outs" for at gie1nnte oereg 8eroi-
lager, bbis Branoe,, 11aaeoe oertil.
Man TT ooe at iluffet, % intet
5MenneffeliD eif tabt. gfaben paa
Gienoom anilaaes IL ST 600.
Sfr;s, of4rn az dt,a,,, ,,4,ar ~ saa4+a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
3n1uat1,1'r 4

5pr &rigen foregeoes 9a16ets 8e=
folfning be6 s1oban6ring gie1r1e1n-
inttlig n1eo 650,000 ON Maret.
Set itprite ssn6panoringsaa par
1907, 90 S11oponorerantallet beIpb
fig til 1,2S0, 900. Set r1eit itgrite
9lntol, 100000 onton | 1914.
alin6ban6ri1tget1 i i116ebereuoe
Mor7 1920 antages lite at billie
oberifri6e 100000.
Sabtil i Yforts i 9lor bar ll6=
pa1t6ri,tgen iterre seno sSs11bban6rinz
gen, men efter Sen &i6 begDn6te Gor=
bol6et grabbis at foron6re ]. fig. S
9iosrlnnn1et fra Site SS1H 1919 til
lite SUM- 1920 a11tonl iolt 328,669
fremme6e SsSnbbot6rere til ellis So
lan6, n1eoe,ts t. ian1tne Eibsru1m
320,273 i1t6ifibe6e fig i SEEM gorf
og orog tilbaee til set gamle 2ano.
Mettofor6gelien of 8efoHningen Be.
lpb Jig altion 6et 9lar til Blot 8,400.
S 6e fioite tre Maaneoer, ,1en1lig
Snli, 9luguit og Septenrber, >iteg
iniolertio 9l11tallet af SSnbban6rere
til 184,O31, 1ne6ens 118,446 Ser
foneri ion1me Gibsrum reiite. Met-
tofor6gelien af 8efolfningen fra benz
ne Slide belgb fig alt1aa / 6isfe ire
Maaneoer til IS, 500.
SSn6ba1l6ringen er otter / raft
Opgang, og allereoe on,trent 46
&rocent al, bbao Ben belgb fig til /
8i6erne fgr 4rigen. Dg Mpnoigbe=
9erne paa Gllis Sslan6 be11ter, at
Sen, for bette ste0s ge6fonn11en6e,
bill 1taa 125, 900 Mnrfet ON Maa-
noe11. De ,er ogfaa af ben Mer1ing,
at SSl1obanbringen / 1921 bill blipe
ben iterite i 2a1toets &iitorie. Mf
oe SSn6bar6rere, fon MT a1fon1rner
til oe 6oreneoe Stater, fontn1er o1ll-
trent &alb6elen fra eeStnlien.
Mf De mi a11fonn1e116e5 ,11an6lige
sss5nmigro1rter er 5tprparten olnlit1=
belige Mrbei6ere. &bin6er % 8gr,1
|u6gier en- betpoeltg Del, men Der.
foreligger en6nl1 i1.gen nbiagtige ita-
|tiittife DplDsni1ger d11gaae1toe 6or=
|boI6et. Ql esnlmtg attterne fra ssstto-
lien e. Is Hroce1t Mn11bo, l11eoens.
lat benz, ION fonu,er fro s. 5rIano, o1,1-
trent TO 2reoieoele er @Diroer Mf
polite sgoer, bDoraf Der a,1fon,11er
Ct itort antal rleo iaagoo otiom bier
|enefe Dauper e. naiten 50 Rroce11t,
|abinoe og Bsf,t. Der ipneg for 81
ben at foraaao en Masfe, bring
fra elel,:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
Autal Tarme / nsgle Stater.

Antal Sarme negle Statcr.
&anoels soeparten1entet bar pffert=
liggiort en- forelgbig 8efien6tgierel-
fe a1tgaaelt6e 3ellingen al 6arme i
1e 6orcneoe Stoter. 2o11oet bab6e
1920 6,459,998 6arme moo 81
1892 / 1900 og 6,361 ,502 /
1910.
Mi,u1eiota bapoe / 1920 17S,5S8.
6or1ne moo 156,i37 / 1910 og
.154,659 i 1900. Dette er en- Stig-
ming oper 1910 al 22,451 eller IA
&rocent, 1ne6ens Stigninge1t / 1910
ober 1900 bar ,47S eller / 4sroce11t.
9sortb Dafoto bap6e. 1920 ~
693 Jarme moo 74,36Oa i 1910 og
45,3332 1900. S scutb Dofota
er Ser gfe6gong. S 1920 er- 9ln-
tollet 1864 moo 77,644 i 1910.
S 1900 bar Ser 1922.
8tsconii1 bar l1n 189, 1856 5arme,
oe bette er 12.oe9 eller ga 8ro=
cent flere eno peo forrtge Solicited
ling.
to'1tano bar Mar 57,441 Sar=
me moo 26,215 ! 1910 % 1890 !
1900, alt1aa 10 Aar en- 5orsgel1e
at 119 Hroeent, I ~ slar at ober
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
.6ra9hranspDrte,l.

S Sernbnnerue flareoe i Mueuit
Maaneo Ell betDoelig itgrre Er1fif
e11o 1logerfiroe fsr ] iau1nte Maaneo.
s. fire Tiger bleb 3,85 1892 ssSern-
banepogne les sfet 1neo 5ragt, mob
1867 9dgne ! BET ttttliparettoe
2ibsrum 1919 % I, s49, ,O26
1918. ),
ssragtbI ofaoe,l oer blep5 e1l rent
trne,toe Sure efter sporffif erifrei-
M for en- tor Det fiernet;;
men. arapet ON sSer1lb bn,.epoe ene for
aoraio lien ttiiitoee . .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
B!.o,rgrrpal11rrr.

sSfglge 2obe11 a1gaaen6e arneri=
fanlf 8orgetret er oe sfprIte &api.
rel" isDlbige efter ipb Mars 6orlpb,
og e11bner, Der lite bar faaet fn1b
8orgerret in6en ben Tib, n1aa be.
sgDnoe forfra igien. Mange Menne=
ffer ubtager 6eres rfbrite @apirer
og 1bfptter itabig at i116gibe Mnfpg.
ming ON ful6 8orgerret, i11otil Sc
iDb 9lar neiten er forlebne. @i g11=
ifer at abbare enbper tn1o6 at opieHe
BET iaa lRnge, 90 6e ellers n1eget let
fan blibe 1tarret. SIR man far in6,
Ieibe Mnipgning ON 8orgerret, naa
man nemlig fgrit anfege ON ct
Certificate Of ArribaI" Gioligere
tog set fl1n en- l1ges Si6 at faa Bet
te, men mi tager oct iom @egel fire
:.Waaoneoer eller lRn9ere, og naar
Gertififatet iaa enoalig anfomuner,
ter oe fgrite &apirer ntaaife iffe lptt-
ger gDIoige. Set er oerfor beoft at
.anigge ON 8orgerret iao tioltgt ion,
n11ligt, 11emlig to glar efter oe fer-
.fte Hapirers l1biteoelie, bbis man til
= ,S..< ~ y ~ r. .Sf ... =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
Ea11rrs Brtarr.

Soru6en oe ti6ligere 11pbnte M1-
ton1obilf lfabrifanter bar I'M iefs iii
fln6giort Ell Ne6iattelie i 8riien.
0farlpeH og @baImers- @on1panierne
bar reorceret Briierne fra $40 til
5000, &oige Motor Gar Gon1panp
1fra $175 til $3.50 og CHANDLER 800
tor @on1panb 5000 pao olle fine
Mo6eller. glebela116 9tutomobile
Gonapanp bar Iaaet of $3.50 / Sri
len paa fine min6re &ogne og 8elie
Wfotor Gon1panp fra $1O0 til 5000.
S 6orbinoelie me6 oisie geeopas
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ifriper ugso-
tional &etroleun1 Seems, at 6en be-
tpoelige forminoifeoe @fteripgrald
efter Mntomobiler / ben ienere Sis
og 8ileiernes Snoffrenfninger / Sc.
res Spitfisring bar for1ninofet @f
.IerlpPrg1elett efter @asolin, pg al
mango at De imaa, uafbengige Mnf-
finaoprer tilbDoer betp6elige Hris-
fonceslioner.
Storraffinaogrerre bar irni0lertio
bar1toet ON, at Der for Ei6en iffe ct
Sale ON nogen al1r1inoelig Meb,,f-
tion @asoli1rpriierne.
81. %. ,slanoot> 8eitprer al Nliu-
1teiota &otato @rcbange, funoe> Sc
iioite Gage forriee l1ge n1eloe, at
Hriien / 2gbet al 6e iiofte fiorten
Dage bar gaaet ne6 til affltrat set
balbe. Saget giennemi11itlig oper
bele Staten bar &riien- 1ler1lig ,,u
fra so til go Gents pr. 8uibel eIler
95 Gents til 81 pr. 100 Huno.
Mfeoregnet Sernbanefrogt og @igb~
menos 6ortieneite bil6e &riien foe
&nsmgore il Minneapolis blibe omt-
trent $t.25 pr. 8uibel, iag6e ban
De fioite Dages foloere 8eir bar
tient til 1togen Mon at itranm1e
8riierne, men Der bar lite 9egn til
nogen merfbar Stigning.
Ser 1tel6es fra 8elpi0ere. eSsu..
at Melfeprtien er falot oDer 81 pr-
100 8uno> fiben 8orbenuneieriet I
Mlgonquin Ben 4oe 9ftober reduce
re6e @riien fra $3.50 til $2.521z.
Nnore Meierier @ar6en 8rairie %
@berrp allep re6rcere6e YriIen fra
$3.70> til $2.65. 8omn1anmeierief
betaler 6ertmo6 fremoeles oen gan1Ie
@ris.
Mrfiteft S. Dapioie11 Ser er @ra.
ii6e1,t for rsSuinots ssSnititution Of
Mrcbitects", bar offentliggiort en- Ct
nering, bbort ban paaitaar, at ben
Splpsning, iom i116ebolotes / set
fe6erale &eierbe 8oar6s npIig of
fentltggiorte @apport onl at asri-
ier,1e paa 8pggematertaler bar falot
Is til 20 @rocent, lite er baierd
paa 6afta. 8Dggenndterialernes So
itenoe er, flyer @r. 9api6io1, tbert-
in1oo iteget meo l1oiiet til at itige
en6nu Bbiere. !
Sra Minneapolis berettes, at BET.
bar fun6et ct NIT @risfalo Steo /
Melmarfe6et, i6et &riien pao rJa-
milD &ntents er goaet 40 IS.
Gents pr. 8arrel. Gn af Wegllerne
reoucere6e 8riien fra $11.30 pr-
Barrel til 1890, rne6ens anbre iIoa
at 55 Gent. Disie &riier gieloer
for @el, iom falges Carload -8ar-
tier / SO @unos Seffe.
&riien paa &lio (8ran) er gaaef
ne6 81 PIT. Son, iom mi iRlges for.
$33 pr. 9on.
= 3 III = =. I'D -LI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
&artoffelaplen og Yriierne.

S. BET 'noroligite Minneiota (sStos=
ca. % ct Souls @ountier) bar &ar=
.toffeloptagninge1 en- Gio b9ret fulo
Gang % giper goot l1obptte og e1,
nomarfef @balitet. Men 6armer1e
bill paa fine @teoer lite ie1ge for
2ioen a. pau @ru11o al 6e lqpe
@riier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15
Set for &ima.

@eneralfoniuler for oper ct Dulin
2on6e, le6en6e &e6agoger, @eiitlige,
8Denbeos eosman6 og Militere operpa=
reoe Ben 10. Sftober &piti6eligbeoe11
/ ct: Sobn tie Debines &atbeoral
Seem Dorf til Min6e ON oen 96e
.Marsoag for 9prettelier al Sen tine
fife @epublif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15

sfriD eitre rs soe,t,,s.er af bette.
Blub
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-15

sfriD eftre srspel,,l1,1er af bette
8lao.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22
SLIDE HAPPENINGS
FOR THE PAST WEEK


My, my, how good the sun feels
since 50 much snow and cold weather.
The snow averaged from to 6 inch
es and the drifts lots deeper.
The farmers are all blue about the
cotton picking since the snow for
most all Of them want to start the
plow when the ground thaws out
c. G. Eaken, VINO has been work
for W. d. Arnett for the last eight
months. left for home Monday and
Bob Murphy took his place with Mr..
Arnett. Nj Eaken lives at Lamesa,
Texas.
". ID. Arnett carried the Slide
nail Monday.
Mrs. c. f. Moreman returned Mon
day from trip at Amarillo and Tu-
LA, where she went to visit with her
sisters. Mrs Shelton and Brewer
Mr.. Shais, q near Slide, Is moving
TO Borden county We regret very
much 70 lost ar. Shalk. but wish him
success in his new home.
W. b. Copeland ana Lonnie VII
Hams. carried the mail Tuesday.
Born TO Andy Moore and wife, a
fine boy on the 9th.
Mrs' ); Z. Stanford and Mrs. ). W.
Moore VISITED IN the Ropes commun-
ity Tuesday,
Volney Farris carried the mail
wedne Us Hi,;.o, - ,,,,o.. .,.,,,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22
.++++++++++++++++++++++++'
AVALANCHE READERS
Observation-Disclosures

w. c. Brown Of Shallowater was
in to see as Monday and extended his
subscription 20 the Avalanche for a
year and also sent the paper for an
other year to Chapman Brown, IN
Gardner, Tenn.
4 l. r. Penner was among the num-
Der who renewed their subscription
20 the Avalanche since the last issue
went to press.
Henry Forester, Of Schulenburg,
Texas. became a reader Of the Avail
anche with this issue
4 A. A. Cathey came in last week
and arranged for a batch Of reading
matter for another year.
/ J $. Hamilton. Of Route A was in
20 see US the first Of the week and
renewed his subscription TO the
/ Avalanche.
! VI. d Long. of this city, will read
the Avalanche the first half of this
year
r. { Young sends the Avalanche
TO p. C. Sans. Benjamin. Texas. for
year.
Geo. r. Benson is new reader Of
the Avalanche, beginning this week.
Mrs. l.. J Sowell is a new subscrib-
er to the Avalanche
" VI Crawford showed the date
Of his subscription up a year from
date this week
6 c. Harris sends the paper to his
son Quinn, at West Orange, n. j.
S A. Rihble, Of the Carlisle com
munity. IS new subscriber this
week
Mrs. Ira a. White. Of Chicago,
sends the wherewith TO continue the
Avalanche 20 her address another
year.
u H. Ward. on route two, orders
the Avalanche sent 20 his address
Mrs f. r Tatum orders the Avail
anche TO her address again this week
c. s Akers, Of Cooley, ARR, will
read the Avalanche for awhile. He
states IN his etter that he is looking
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

for a live town to locate in in Texas,
and Lubbock may be that place after
he reads the Avalanche for awhile
n. l. Johnston. Of Slaton. had the
Avalanche sent 10 him and also Mrs.
W. II. Fitzgerald at Haskell, Texas.
W. p. Florence, Of Slaton, becomes
a reader Of the county paper with
this issue Mr.. Florence is one Of the
old timers in this country. VI Sow
der. OF Idalou. renews his subscrip-
ton this week for the South Plains
Big Weekly.
f. VI. Bell will read the Avalanche
year according 70 orders re-
ceived Monday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

priest. were callers at Slide Sunday
evening.
Lonnie Williams and wife. Mrs. NJ.
l. Williams, visited ut Wilson sun
day.
Elmer Millsap visited in the Ropes
community Sunday.
Mrs. Ada Copeland and sons went
TO Lubbock Sunday to spend the
winter and send the children TO
school.
Mn w. h. Copeland's brother and
family of near Slaton, visited her
Sunday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

Ragged wounds are painful and
cause much annoyance. II not kept
clean they tester and become run.
ming sores nALLARp'S SNOW
i.iNiNENT u an antlseptie hsallns
remedy for such easss. Apply u AZ
night before rolay % bed and cover
with q cottoa eIoth handase. 4
hsals in = f~w dayA ssld b. An
prsss'zss
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22
DYED Her Faded
Skirt, Also a Coat


Don't worry about psrlect results.
Use Diamond Dycs.r guaranteed 10 give
a new. rich. fadslsss color 10 any fahrlc.
whether wool. sllk. linen. eottaa ~ m,<si
koc'i.. dresses. hlou->-. sts<kl.<e-. "A NJ.
ehiiirsns eo>ts. dfarefiss. s<e<<tAinGt
A p'fsst.on heok y In package
she~ yea Hp.s-o..a Dse" cslos Gard
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

wife, business
time the seeing this week returning home Tuesday
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

Eiii.'.,; ''::i;i''.:: ' Z: ''' '''''' ia Z
The Home news., 1920-10-08
FIRE AT DEVIEW

Fire destroyed a four room house belonging to Dolly Bur kett at DeView, today, Fri day, at noon. The house was occupied by a negro tenant, Felt Glass who lost everything including some new furniture which he had recently pur- chased.
 A. s. Thompson, w. A. White and Grand Ford who were across the road at Thompson's shop ran to the house but only saved one chair and quilt of the household goods. MT. White carried the three small children out of the burning house.
 John Mallory another negro living with Glass lost all of hls personal effects and a check for $60O.00.
 The house was built 26 years ago by Eli Burkett, and was formerly occupied by Jas. McMurtry.
The Home news., 1920-10-08
SINGING CONVENTION

The Woodruff County Sing ing Convention quarterly meet ing will be held at the Tip school house Sunday, Nov. 7. All singers are invited to at tend and those who can't sing come and listen and every body bring something to eat and lets get together and have another enjoyable day.
 All classes desiring to sing please have your representative present at ten o'clock a. m. Everyone come and let us. have a big glorious day that will long be remembered.
 E. E. WERNER, Pres.
 R. T. DOUGHERTY, Sec. 10-8-3tc.
The Home news., 1920-10-08

Henry Ford to thoroughly try any before he puts the market anybody thtyve he worked this until he something
 
 the blowing problems that meet the farmers the before Mr. market
 therefore, when the market it right would the he said would tested it, and proven claims it be- and this why that the American market than hundred thousand Fodson Tractors yet has only been the market two
 rapidly because when farmer bought he the neighhbohood the desraby of the Fordson Tractor the farm.
 The Fordson made small, compact flexible dependable It to handle than horse that mechanic would not sold with made famersth little farmer and the big fifteen, in flexible the North ls profitable in the wheat fields is in the and fields is just flexible and useful the fruit among fields barley just useful railroad coal the oil fields other commercial line But especially de- signed for the farmer it is especially his necessity - cultivate his better he with mule horse takes the sting and drudgey out o great of labor Oh, has so amrer cant Whou1 and be progressive and make money.
 So farmer in and let tell him abouu demonstration him ms
 Don't delay because there only Fodson Tractors to remember that to this territory Get order in and remember t prompt supplied with let's talk it
The Home news., 1920-10-08
Ex-SoIdier Has Good Stomach

'If man spends six years in the army he surely would have to have a good stomach. I have good one now and Foley Cathartic Tablets made it that way" If any one does not believe this, let him write to Arthur L. Lyons, 454 Cinci- naatti St., Dayton, Ohio." That is from a letter received by. Foley & Go. For sale at the Red Cross Drug Store. Adv.
The Home news., 1920-10-08

Master Abner Smith was among the Tri-State Fair visi- tors last week.
 The Cotton PIaant Foot Ball Team defeated McCrory here this, Friday, afternoon 61 to 0.
 Miss Matte Wells of Lake City was the guest of her sis ter, Mrs. w. J. Mitchell this week.
 MT. Mace Bird spent the first of the week with his brother, MT. A. L. Bird at Manila.
 Mrs. Lillie Martin, of Little Rock visited her sister, Mrs. N. J. Bass, at Jelks, from Tues day until today, Friday.
 MT. w. H. Jimerson of Con- way, travelling salesman for Memphis Coffin Company, was here Thursday and Friday, looking after his business interests.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-05
LABoRERs IN VIENNA pRospea

Boyl Viennas the place. Red
Cross workers there report street
car conductors, tailors and laborers
making from 25,000 to $4,000 crowns
a year, while doctors and lawyers
and professional men generally only
get from 10000 to $4,000 crowns.
Due to the fact that manual labor
pays three times as much as execu-
tive positions, prosperity reigns
throughout the homes Of the artisans
the Red Cross workers say, while
real misery lies in the abodes OF the
once sal;ried classes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-05
Beavers HabIts Fixed.

A careful study of beaver indicates
that their acts, habits and customs are
all instructive, having in no way i'm
proved or advanced their original Gus
toms since tie discovery of the spe-
cies. They build their dams ana
lodges, provide their food supply ana
pursue the same course as they di1
thousands Of years ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-05
Concerning Hobbies.

IT Is well to have hobby, says the
New York Medical Journal. 1t is
well to have a hobby which can be
used as faithful servant. 1t is wen
to have n hobby as long as you can
ride it, but when 1t begins to ride you
1t is better to look about for another
steed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-05
Western League.
Gold In Beach Deposits.

Gold is found In Sumata the Cele.
bes and in Dutch Borneo in beach de-
posits. tertiary gravel beds and also
In vein deposits. In 1914 So conces-
sions had been granted for prospect
ing and subservient working Of gold
and silver mines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-05
BOOSTERS TAKE
DECIDING CAME
FROM cH|CKASHA
to the Express.

Springfield, Mo-, June 5.-The Mer.
chants made it two out of three BY
taking todays game from Chickasha
two to one in eleven innings.
Poolaw scored Chickasha's lone
tally in the NTH inning. He went to
first on Browns error ana scored
when Payne reached first base on
Willis error. The Merchants bunch.
ed their hits to drive across the two
runs on their side Two singles and
Browns three bagger brought in the
winning run in the eleventh. The
score:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-05
HENRYErrA pRosPeRs.

Henryette.-This city is coming to
the front fast. Two new glass plants
and large refinery have announc-
ed thet they will locate here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-05

I'm not Eddie Stlnson, the aviator
although although | guess I'm about
rs reckless as he is for venturing
into matrimony at my age" ne re.
marked.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-05
Western Leaaue.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Western Association.

Enid 1, Fort Smith 0.
Drumright A, Henryetta 2.
Okmllgee 2. Pawhuska 0.
Springfield 2, Chickasha |.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-05

Think Of an adorable, airy summer
frock, SO dainty and fashionable, yet
Inexpensive, and so light that its to-
tai weight is less than one-half
pound and which can be folded into
a package so small THAT milady
might carry il in her handbag. or
imported organdie, washes and irons
beautifully bound in exquisite rose.
colored silk soutache, the dress is
quite welcome these high cost days
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