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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30

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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30
INDIANS CHARGERS SOLD; BRAVES NOW
 RIDE IN MACHINES

POCATELLO, Idaho, Sept. 30.-- Four hundred and eighty-five In- dian ponies, remnant of the once flourishing bands of tribal chargers of the Bannock Indians, and a num- Der of colts were brought to Po- catello recently and sold at $4 per head, the colts being thrown in for good measure.
 Among the band were some excel lent pintos and their sale marks the exit of the horse frcm the lives of the few remaining redmen of the Bannock tribe, most of whom have adopted the automobile, vehicle of the ''pale face"
 Numbered among the ponies sold were some which once carried the most famous Bannock Indian war riors on their hunting trips and through their battles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30

<, Masquerade Suits for rent; Cos tunes made to order, Mrs. Swartz- enberg. Phone 452 Douglts. adv,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30
LISBON GOVERNOR THREATENS DEATk SYNDICAL|ST
Judges Assailant Covers Before Leveled Pistol
 Of City's Ruler.

LISBON, Sept. 30-The Governor of Lisbon, Lieut.. Portella, threatened to shoot Manuel Vieira, the youthful syndicalist, who shot and wounded Judge Horta, a member of the TriD- unal of Social Defense, when Vieiri was taken before the Governor after the crime.
 As Judge Horta was passing through one of the principal streets of Lisbon, August 21, four shots were fired at him, one of the bullets passing through his neck, just mss ing the carotid artery. He was not mortally wounded.
 The wounded man was conveyed to the hospital the would-be assassin arrested and protected with great difficulty against the populace who wanted to lynch him and followed him and his escort to police head quarters. There, Vieiri was brought before the Governor who asked him what he had to say for himself.
 q avenged my comrades who were condemned by the Tribunal to which that man belonged, I have the right to do so,' said Vieiri. Prisoner Threatened Governor Portella suddenly rose and pointed g pistol at the syndi- calist's head, exclaimed: r "yery we'll; now am going 10 Kill you"
 The syndicalist, covering, cried :: Don't kill mel"
 "Why?" asked the Governor. "Ac- cording to your words, I have a right to do so." 4-
 "No," exclaimed Vieira, "because l have committed no crime against jus, tice"
 Do you really believe on your conscience, that you did nothing wrong?"
 Yes" was the answer
 every we'll" said Governor Por tella, fin that case I ought to give you back your liberty" Calling d policeman, he gave the order: "Set this man free. He is to leave by the door he came in by" Death To Assassin" l Outside the infuriated crowd was shouting: Death to the assassin, ? and Vieiri, knowing the fate that awaited him, shook off the hands of the officer who was preparing to remove the handcuffs, and begged to remain under arrest. | Then the Governor said: You see your conscience lied to you. If you l had not committed crime against 1 justice you would not fear the judg- ment of your fellow citizens. Take | this man to his cell"
 Later in the day when the syndi. calist was conveyed from the police station 10 the prison. three shots were fired at him. or his escort from distance. and the prisoner was wounded and taken to the hospital.
 The police say they have know ledge of a widespread syndicallst plot to assassinate the police author ities. besides all the members of the Tribunal of Public Safety. One of the Tribunal was killed as he entered his house a month ago, and the sec ond is Judge Horta.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30
ELlls VAUDEVILLE TO BE AT LIBERTY TONIGHT

The Ellis Vaudeville Players are billed at the Liberty Theatre for a return engagement tonight and something entirely new, entitled Bobby In. Trouble" will be the main offering in addition to the new songs and dances. ~
 Three Black Eyes," the comedy drama at the Liberty featuring Tay- Tor Holmes. proved to be a splendid picture-a picture full of action and good clean comedy. In Three Black Eyes" Taylor Holmes plays the part of a young blood of the smart set and the scrapes he gets into prove interesting and amusing. The big cabaret scene and the big fight makes this some" picture.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30
Former Mine Superintendent At Treadwell Injured
 : At Skagit River. -f

News was received here yester- day in a letter dated September 23s Of 6 serious accident a week pre- ylous. to Dave Landsberg, former superintendent in the Treadwell mine here. Mir. Landsberg was working at the time for the Skagit River Project and was injured by one of the cars if tunnel breaking away and striking him. His shoulder and several ribs were crushed in. lie had not. rallied from his injuries up to the time the letter was written and it was feared they might prove fatal
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30

All the world is bugLouse and the people in it merely lunatics, is the opinion of Dr. Charles c. Hill, aienist in many legal cases invOlv- ing insanity and head of the sani- tarium at Mount Hope, Md.
 And of all the crazy people on the earth today, the learned doctor ayers that the baseball fan is the worst. Most people who frequent the baseball parks have been of the opinion that the umpires are crazy. but Dr. Hill says it is the baseball fan himself who actually is in- sane.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30

FIRE ALARM CALLS Ia Third and Franklin.
 IA Front and Franklin.
 1-S Front, opp. Marshall q
 Newman. .,, g l-s Front. opp. and near old Dispatch.
 - Front. opp. City Wharf.
 IS Front, near SRwmill.
 2-l Home Germain Grocery. 2-3 Willoughby o3p. Cole barn 2-4 Front and Seward. ae'i 2-5 Front and Main. 2-6 Second and Main. N| 2-7 Fifth and Seward.
 2-9 Fire Hall. 3-2 Gastfneau and Rawn Way 3-4 Second and Gold. 3-5 Fourth and Harris. 3-6 Fifth and Gold. 3-7 Fifth and East. 3-8 Seventh and Gold. 3-9 Fifth and Kennedy. t-l Ninth back ef power house 4-2 Calhoun. opp. Juneau Arts 4-3 oistin Ave & Indian Street "a Ninth and Calhoun. 4-6 Seventh and Main. AT Twelfth at Northern L'dry 4-a Twelfth and Willoughby.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30
FIRST BASKETBALL PRACTICE

The Douglas High School basket ball team turned out last night for their first real practice.
 Indications are that the coming season will be an interesting one. Tentative arrangements have been made for a game with the Metlaka tia team here on November 1, and it is expected that games with other out of-town teams besides the Juneau school will be played this year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30
CURFEW IS TO RING
 AT NINE HEREAFTER

Curfew, that thorn in the side of the younger generation, will ring one hour earlier tomorrow night than heretofore October 1 is sup posed to be the beginning of winter and the curfew bell will toll it's sad peal at nine instead of ten.
 Chief T. E. F. Keegan has author ized this warning notice so that the young folks will not be caught out after the legal hour.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
TWO WORLD FAMOUS CLOWNS IN LURE OF CIRCUS"

Two of the tan-barks best known from the big top of the Sells-Floto Circus to play supporting roles in "The Lure of the Circus" Univer- sal serial. in which Eddie Polo stars under the direction of J. P. McGowdu. This smashing serial of life under the big top will also be shown to- night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-30

Beginning October 1st prices of milk quarts 25c, pints 12Ac, half pints cream 40c, gill 20c, whole sale and retail.
 adv. JERSEY DAIRY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

nouncc the birth OF son. born Fri
day morning.
Miss Juani,a Kerr. who is teaching
In the Bixby schools. spent the week
end wsih her sister Mrs. George
Ilinklc,
Miss Alice Gravitt has returned to
Tulsa after n few days visit to her
sister, Mrs Lewis Fisher.
". a. Anderson of Little Rock
Ark, spent Friday and Saturday the
guest or his brother, John Anderson.
and family.
Mrs Bryce Breshcars OF Musk ogee
spent tho week end with her brother.
-. II. Hoover, and family.
Tho ladies of the Odettc Treurot
club will add to the social gaities
of the holidays with husbands
party TO be given at the home of MIR.
ana Mrs. y. l.. Sanders, Wednesday
evening. December 29 The mem
bers OF this club will meet with Mrs.
Onls Franklin Monday evening for
the purpose OF making a quantity
which will he sent to the Tulsa
county poor farm TO help bring
Christ mas cheer to the inmates
\ wedding which crme In the ma
ture OF surprise was the marriage
of Mr.. John Carpenter and Miss
Demova Easterwood. which was
solcmnized at tht home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Wilborn Monday evening,
Rev. q. W. Grlner officiating.
Mrs. X. 6. Whitaker was the
honorae of farewell party given
Monday night by the members OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
STATE SOCIETY

CONTINUED FROM rnEcEDINo PACE
grab bag. Elegant rcfrcshmcntf
were served and music on the vic
trola enjoyed.
Mrs. W. l.. shelton was given q
surprise by nor sunday school class
of girls Saturday afternoon when
they gathered at her homo and rc-
minder her they knew her birth
day had passed The week previous.
They presented her with handsome
hand painted dish.
Mrs. w &. Downcy of Long Beach.
al, Is on visit 10 hcr brother,
rccco Chamber, ana wife.
Miss Jane Ilolcmnu OF Kicfcr
spent the Veck-cnd VA the city the
guest of friends
Mrs. A. Ross Moore has as her
guest her mother Mira Brewstrr OF
Cane I'm. Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Cox spent
'ho first OF the week IN Tulsa Wis.
ting with relatives
Mrs !. u. Manross spent Wcdnos-
lay IN Tulsa with her daughter,
Mrs. Marc .dntthcrs ana family
Mr. ana Mrs Arthur Palmer left
Monday FOR visit to relatives In
Arizona ana California.
Mrs \. V, Robinson and Mrs. j. Il.
bowman spent Tuesday Ia Tulsa
shopping.
Mrs Joe Coulter, who has been
In the clty visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Waitcy Dodson, left Tuesday for
her home IN lnola.
Mrs, Jack Rates aud Mrs Helen
Mitchell Of Ninita have returned 10
ihclr homo after visit nt the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. katcs.
Mrs. w. J.. Mile gave an informal
party Monday evening. The time
was spent at neodlework and hppro-
prlato rofrcshmcnts were served.
Mrs. Jack Rates ana Mrs Helen
Mitchell a Ninita were out-of-iown
guests
MIR, and Mrs. Llge Ping announce
the arrival OF twins al their homr
on Monday night.
George A. Breathe ana Miss Lois
Nur'on were united In marriage ~
the Christian church pasonage Tues.
day morning by the pastor. A. ".
Lyle.
Frank Collier and Miss Hazel
Thomson. daughter Of Rev. H..
THOMSON w're married at Nlnita by
Justice j. 4, Bracket, on December
5.
Mrs. Zona Fry and Mrs. NJ. j.
Flanncry spent sunday In Nowata
with Mrs e. &. Flanncry.
Mrs T., l.. Henley very pleasantly
entertained the Sunshine study club
at her home on East Fifth street
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Willie Mae Wychc spent the
weekend in Nowata with Mrs.
Crawford Campbell
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. VIckers OF
Pampa, Texas. are In the city on n
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Ross.
Mrs. j. y. Adams and daughter
Lillian have returned from q visit to
Kansas city friends.
Mrs. w. &. Kates and children
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

for The high score during the gam O.
was awarded Mrs. Charles Dalton. At
the conclusion OF tho games n salad
course was served The members
present wcro Mrsdamos Lon KIRK
patrick, O. l.. Brooke, j. l.. Greene,
tnhi ics Dalton, charles Foster, j. a.
Hrmcy W. NJ. LOWS, Alvin Laws,
Roy Mckcchan, John Anderson ana
y /. THy.or.
Miss Euia Pennington and Mrs. \.
T. Morrow Jointly entertained their
,lu.-vs of the Christian sunday
school ~ the Pennington home on
South Main street on Tuesday aftor-
noon. The time was spo mt Ia games
and music and at the close Of me aft
crnOOn Iofrcshments were served
10 n large number of delighted Ju-
vcnilc guests.
Mr., ana Mrs H. l.. Hollingsworth
and Mrsddmcs y. f.. SANDERS and
Ed Wclls motored to Oklahoma Guy
carly this week. where they vii
Visit for seccral days.
MosdanIos Marry ~, McAually and
Margaret Laws leave this week end
for Tennessee, where they expect to
spend the holidays with relatives In
their old home towns
Mrs. virgil Pennington and little
son spent the week with relatives at
Ninita.
J. l.. Wnhls and family ~ Tulsa
were weck,oud guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. i. l.. Eimmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell faull an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

the Bethany ciass of the Methodist
Sunday school Mrs Whitaker left
this week for Kusa to join Mr. Whit
taker and make that place their
home.
ON Thursday morning at the
chapel hour the students of the
high school had the pleasure of lis
tcning to very entertaining and
highly instructive talk on Persia and
lts people, given by Mrs. Van Hook.
who spent over 30 years In Persia az
"A missionary. Mrs. NJ. G.. Williams
contributed vocal solo following
the talk.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. g. Mercer and
Mr. and Mrs. william Noe OF Tulsa
were ovcr-Sunday guests OF Broken
Arrow relatives.
Mrs \. II. Cannoy returned TO her
home at Kingfisher Friday after ar
extended visit with her son, j. H..
lIi'l, and family,
Nc. and Mrs. R. \. Hollingsworth
spent scveral days this week at Big
heart, the guest of relatives.
Mr.. n. +. Jones OF Stpulpa spent
Tuesday in the city on business.
Mcsdames Dave Tiller and Il. |. ].
Holt spent the week In Ninita. whore
they were called by the illness Of Mr..
Tiller's mother.
u. G. Gartrell returned Wednesday
from Guthrie and oklahoma city,
whore he spent a week visiting rel
ativcs and trans1cting business
The Christmas vacation period of
the Broken Arrow city schools will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

are glad 10 learn that he is much
better and hope for his complete
recovery
Mrs Lampc of Pawhuska. who
has been u guest In tho Roy Miller
nome, was called 10 Texas last Wo"e
by the serious Illness Of hcr mother.
Mrs. -. q, Dodds ard Mis thalc-
ncr were shopping In Tulsa ms
week.
stroud will have community
Christ mas tree. Arrangements arc
being made to set up the bigRrs
tree pfOcurable and the city VIII
have it wired for lights
The BOY scouts haN" Fixed up =
room IN tho old opera house ana
share It with the high school basket.
bail team.
Interest continues in the HICKS
well in s-ib-7 The 300 feet ot open
hole ~ the bottom makes bad WORK
and the drillcrs have to clean IT out
often. They cXpcr, 10 shoot u In "A
day or two,
The New Century club met Mon
day last with Mrs. Vaughn and a
very Interesting program was en-
loyod. az follows. Roll call, Mexican
current events, Mexico During the
Last Ten Years Mrs. Clarksoni Mex
lco's Policy to the United states,
Mrs. Foster. Foreign Financicrs IN
Mexico Mrs. Conner; lnlt'd Stntes
Policy to Mex GO. Mrs. Griffin. roW'd
tabl. led hy Mrs. Hulmc McNlchh
music with Bclcctipns by MIS- bhNl7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
SECTION p
Mother Nn...,


Tho stern father put on h,s ,
est look as his erring son sn,a..,
his presence.
where were you las. NIT,
john" he demanded.
Let me think" heyar =,
young man. 'le
II Will help You 10 th,pt 81
served his father. "You vero a., W
Fluff-Fluff restaurant, acting wv. n-
TO party OF frivolous chorus
liz not that so?" h''N
We'll" said the young man o..
ing that evasion was useless ~,
was
His father cast his eyes nm - o..
ceiling In mute and Mortified an,s.'
suppose this should come ~ H.. ~
ears of your mother" he oNcl,ir,n,n' ,'
What do you suppose she woris
say" "'uId
Don't worry about that. dad. =.
piled his son. MIA knows nh ah,',,
It, She was sitting at the mo-
"a BILE. '--- Houston Post
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

commence with tho closing OF the
schools on Thursday evening, De-
ccmber 23, will continue until Mon
day morning, January 3.
Mrs. T.. Brooks was hostess to the
first December meeting OF the Self
culture club on Friday afternoon.
She was assisted by her daughters,
Mcsdames j. /" Greene and Pete
Rogers. and had her mother. Mrs.
NJ. J. Routh OF Fayetteville. Ark, as
"A special guest for the afternoon.
The program committee had plan
ned very interesting afternoon
study Of community recreation. Dis
cussions were given by AIRS. Samuel
plummer and Mrs. q. w. Griner. A
piano number by Mrs. y. G. Childers
was "A pleasing feature OF the pro-
gram. 4 delicious wo-course lunch
con was served at the close Of the
program and delightful social hour
enjOyed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

spent Wednesday In Tulsa visiting
Mr. ana Mrs. W. - Mcclure.
Tho Kappa Delphian club met
with Mrs BOurkc " Bayicss this
week with Mrs. Il, H. Canterbury
loader. The following program was
enjoyed Needs - Sow Trade
Routes" Mrs. T.. II. Iaghtncr; "Dis-
coVcrios OF Columbus" Mrs. B. H.
Hhylcsa. spanish Explorations /,
Mrs. Tom Hown. Anne 20 yespuc-
cio' Mrs. Roy Barnett, Early SET
Elements IN America Mrs. &. H.
lioltzendurff, "EngliHh Buccaneers,
Mrs. j. "a. Adams Tho spanish
Amanda" Mrs j. W Moore" Elc-
CANT refrcshHcnts were served.
ON last Saturday evening ~ de
iiRhtful svcning was spent At tho
homo ~ Nj ana Mrs. Edgar Andcr-
son whore party was given Miss
Thclma Millor. those present being
Edith Hapcr, Hazel Moore, Nina
Keen Stacey Jordan. Lille Trail
James Scully Hubert Itominson,
John Watts. Donald Moore ana
Lawrence Galloway
Mrs Theo Rcrryhill loft Tuesday
Tor Natnmn, Ran. 10 Vip hur n"s.
band. who In employed thore.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
nIlDJ>I,N NItI,DN

Mrs. Winlfrcd Mcclure has AZ her
ho,,seguost her mother, Mrs. k"in"y f.
sister, Miss Anne tein"y, ana sister ,
in-law, Mrs X. A. keincy; al OF
Minneapolis. who will remain un'l'
after the holidays. ,
Mrs. Tracy iiunscckcr was host,sf
10 tho crafts club on TuesdaS. u,-
ughtful afternoon was a"'nt WIN
rook NJ the diversion. The trophy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
SJIttDlID.

Presiding Elder Ashton OF Tulsa
preached sunday at tho Methods,
church. lie In very popular In this
locality.
Mr.. and Mrs spur of Seminole
visited I'm stroud the first Of IA"
week. making the trip IN their car.
The many friends OF Roy miller
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

The mandate for Armenia appar-
emily has been assumed by the
rmrks--St. pnnl Pinneer PROSE-.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-29
Faith In Ma.eoA.

It Is not uncommon for women !,
scotland to become unnerved over ~
loss OF mascot. A few weeks 80
IN small town in the south Of Scot.
iand. party Of four sat plavin.
whist. During the whole OF the f,rst
RUBBER the hands dealt to one Of Tia
players were deplorable. She GOT m
az intervals and turned the poker and
various other offending pieces Of fnr-
niture, but In vain. Then she we,,+
upstairs for 'Peter." a small silve-
fdms up" She put him on the tahl.
beside the cards that were being t,eslt
10 her. And from that moment On.
wards she and her partner scarcssv
lost a trickl Probably it was onlv
coincidence. but It was lust one q
these particular condolences mr.
which people Of q certain tyne a. mn
would found I univer,rl
superstition. and which bring adse,s
grist to the mascot min q usryeasrs
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-29


careful study - these he wenoes -
-. He hos ae9uiFeA . pswsr 81 49,.
ee.eessa that = slnest pnoee,
seet DeeDse 81 great apoeoI - = ~.
~ % Anefseans, fer they ere the
~ 1nswn @ many. An thls shewe
We cefssussess ef the nan. That N.
Sucel nevels' fes Instance, ere real
ssesses 81 Del1t1es = sAown ~ the fsee
net . former DeeaiAent 81 the UnateS
sseses anA tive SssneP gsverners e.
massachusetts, have esnsenteA 70 retelI
then b sAestenea tern.
winston ChureAln has written n.
Best beek. - far. In the ONO. a.
nest readers, IN "Ceaisten.s Il per-
Hev vital phase q American peliti-
eei met u has had . potent influence
-. p.evsne the conduct 81 eur puh.
Ne eaairs. In Jethro BASE he has Ere.
seea has greatest character, o. yet
enc tnat win probably take permanent
rank h American literature.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-29
WHO KNOWS THIS RING?


Inc ring here photographed, Of IA.
carat gold and without trademark.
was round on the body of an Ameri.
can soldier now buried in France. The
war department requests that the
Jeweier who made it. or anyone who
recognizes 1t, communicate with the
Quartermaster General, Cemeterial Dt.
vision. Washington. d. c.. so that the
dead hero may be definitely identified
and the ring returned to his relatives
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-29

Whistles ChsrsA-
m has Bees alusss
- versatile ~ Aas
English aanesake,
Ie - . tar cry fren
the story Of n.
Mantle sdvensusu
end the historical
oevel - the tale
81 referaing tenA-
eeeses. political,
social and relig-
He's. He has IN
acute knewleAxe
81 what win later.
est the great puA-
NE, and writes q
stery ab0ut q N
soeh . way that
he becomes . phe.
AOARmnn 49, ~~nu
ef. He Aas learned
the Drofessioa 81
writing nevels -
oovel WSotlng, anA
ns learned t. Dsr.
xRnX AAA~l>
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-29

TO travel something more than 49,
lo4 miles In ID years was the aim of
Arthur Thibaudeau. called the worlds
greatest globe trotter, when he left
Paris In 1912. He is walking around
the world for prize OF 100000 put
up by the Revel Athletic association.
10 GATE he has covered 55,164 miles
on foot. $4,000 miles on water, and
mas 2o,oOO miles to go by January 1.
1925.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-30
Machine Digs Trees at Nursery.

-1s nursery tree-digger has been
$50 by Edgar A. jackson OF Gu
sss1ao Cal With this machine So
,s.. -sts may easily be dug in a day.
- a8oat ten gallons Of fuel. The
- slsfe Is eeared to drums attach
~, ta''ef which In turn are at.
- - % Inc cutter device. The gear
hal a. gives tremendous pull, and
ls.ea ..s cutting knife with a very
q - ...er making the hand pulling
ron ICES easy The machine moves
pors, we io' to another by its own
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-30

asn 9re-I hear you're the
G.s-Hs n " rlted that cute little
Hor H. .aI.ln sub-nasal mustache.
q you ever happen to think
az tr--., % happened this way. /
s1.s, getting my safety razor
fee q. noe so l Just shaved the
es, ~ face and let IT sprout
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-30
For Rubh.rinn

y rer rubber arricles?'' asked
q ,f.- 1s the store at a pom.
resort SO'N
We Asv. replied the wise clerk.
Eazss.ss. sese very hns line o. Cd ..
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-30
NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION
To the Electors of Iron County:

Wis Oct . 1920
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