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TO CONQUER AND DESTROY STATE"
u.s.. COMMUNISTS CALL FOR LABOR REv0L7 I
Revolutionary Pamphlet, Found in U. S. Department
Justice Investigations Gives Message of Com
munsts in Chicago to Russian Headquarters


the international" Communist of
does not propose capture bougse parliamentary
the capitalist class can battle the will of the proeanat
In those historical furnished
opportunity the working class utilized political
The older craft
property The unions We're not organs of the militant class struggle To-
acts for the of by of action Mass action
the
and then revolutionary
equally operation
The Party the Of the class struggle Of
guest of political the overthrow of capitalism and the destruction of
develops immediate action
of proetarat These struggles be with revolutionary
pnsn 1 msrtses @ eno p cap @ @ 5 g & % the
workers struggle against capitalism developing fuller forms and purposes
The Communist Party shall the industrial struggles the
s'a the strike in relation the overtro~ Of capitalism
achieve the immediate purposes of the STRIKE but develop the
understanding and the conquest Of
talent the general strike which political
In h general mass strikes the Parity sS emphasize the
% nse s by the sp and tf the R Institutions of sm sas Tn
being isolated and passive must become positive general
trial and social control
industrial units its territory the shops mills and mnand
dfrectt
Shop Committees shall be organized wherever possible for the
@ployed there These committees shall be united with each other
shall actual with
mobilize them for action against capitalism
struggle revolution
the Federation
Industrial unonm industrial
necessity
Industrial Unonsm factor in the final
will constitute
indu the Communist Commonwealth
@ The Communist Party recognizes that the of reac0nary
nd q bulwark Of capitalism.
organized circumstances
carrying the industrial union struggle the old
unified n a Central Council wherever possible.
a Communist Party agitate for the
the W. w.
w the A F. of
revolutionary
England These directed the union
should be related o Communist
unskid agricultural proetariaD
shall directly
and Systematically oate these workers. awakening them to industrial
organization and action.
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KeepPoultryCle
Enormous Baby Chick Loss
Caused Annually by Lice.

81 would not try to keep Poultry
without Dr. LeGear's Poultry Rene
dies" says Mrs. L. V. Rose of Cuero.
Texas. ''We have never had any of
them fail to do even more than YOU
claim for them
Every year millions of Baby Chicks
are lost because setting hens are not
kept clean and free of lice. DR.. Le-
Gears Lice Killer quickly rids your
flock Of lice and vermin.
Through lis advice and remedies,
DR.. LeGear has helped thousands of
Poultry Raisers during his u years
experience as an Expert Poultry Spe.
cialist. 1t will pay you also to take
advantage OF DR.. LeGear's advice
just as Mrs. Rose did and increase
your Poultry profits. Get a can of
DR.. LeGear's Lice Killer from your
dealer. Use it according to direc-
tions. Satisfaction or money back
Or. L. d. LeGear Med. Co., St,
Louis, Mo.
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SUPPLEMENTAL ROLL.

5344-ARMELIN, EDMOND-Lot,
acres. Week. Teche. Armelin. Roa1
Taxes SASS, Int. Csc, Costs VIA ~
tai $788.
5339-PIERRE THOMPSON-Lot ~ ~
of Est of Celeste Thompson, Dlvrl
sion of Property; Taxes 9Sc, INT Y
Costs $2.75, Total $273
The names Of said delinquent taxpayers "
amount of taxes due by each on the asspss y
ment OF each year, and the movable ana y
movable property assessed to each 10 DC i
ferei for sale, as follows, to-wIt;
On the said day of sale | VIII ssn m.3
portion of said property as ssld deplon N'n ~ ~
point out, and in case the debtor win .ri y,
point out sffcent property, | WI al once ~,
without further delay, sell the least qaan',, ~,
of said property Of any debtor ca, walea n, y.
bidder Will buy, for the amount OF 'aAe'' =
terest and costs due by said debtor .-,.,,
The said sale VIII be without appta'gTlM;.si Tn;.'i
for cash, in legal tender money OF tne Gn'.s -
States, and the property sold shan y y AZ,
deemable at any time within the space 1nd, ~ Z: \,
year by paY7g the price gwen, frr'Te'
costs and twenty per cent thereon IA, n
Witness my hand officially this i1lh '''
May "A y i'-'' CHARLES PECoT !
Sheriff and ExOffcio Tax Collector i'
Of St. Mary, Louisiana.
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MORGAN CITY.

739-BLAKEMAN, LOUIS-Lot No. 3
Hanson Annex. So No. /: Taxes $2.95, Int.
7s4-CANClENNE. suTlLLAN - - House
$Il SO, Int 6Oc Costs $275; Total $l5.15.
S76-DITCH w O.-Lots, Nos. 3-i-5-6 I
89-I0-11-12.l3, So. L Lots. Nos. 1-2-3-4-56
7, So, x. Land. Vacant. So. Bd, by So. NJ.
and n: No. 6-7-s St. d. Annex; Lots, Nos.
S-9-10-11-12-13 10 14-15 l6-171S. So. y; Lots,
Nos 1i-12 1914 Is 16-17-18, So. Il; Lots Nos.
1-212-13- i4l5-16, So. 100; Lot, Ditch, Brow
nell, BrowneIl brOwneli: Lots Nos. l-2-3 4,
Brownell: Lots. Nos. 1861 So. W; Cattle
Taxes $ll712, Int. 5.95, Cost 1928; Total
$l3022.
S90-DUCUIR EMILE - House and lot
No. l3 O'Brien and Squires, Sub; Taxes
$1.48 Int. 7c Costs $2,75; Total $3.50.
S91-DEMICILLI, GAETANO-IIouse and
lot No. Is Lawrence, Tract: House and lot,
No. 1911, St. Clair Self. Cougenhcim. Front
St; Taxes $1,000, Int. s. so, Costs, $2.75;
Total $61.61.
950-FIELDS, RoBERT-House and Lot
No. 8. Sq. g.; Taxes $7.3S, Int 37c, Costs
52.75; Total S10.50.
993-GoLDEN, CARRIE = Lot, No 6,
Jones Annex, So. A.; Taxes $221 Int. lie,
Costs $2.75; Total $5.07.
1o44-HoBBY, R. E.-Lot No. IS, School
$l1,o6, Int. 55e, Cost s.. Total $l4.36.
1o77-JACksON, HENRY-House and lot
No. Angcllsz Sub. Taxes $11.80. Int. 60c
Costs $2.75 Total $15.15.
1116-LEUMAN. CHAS. - Lot, No. II,
So P: Taxes $500, Int. 1sc, Cost $2.75;
Total $6.G2.
1234-NATILI, RANDOLPH, EST. -
House AMI lot. 23 ft. of No. II, So. "a Taxes
Sl2e.00, Int. $6.40, Costs $2.75; Total
Si3715.
i442-THOAfAS JOSHUA-House and lot,
No. }. So c.. Taxes $13.28; Int &c, Costs
So. rs; Total $l6.7Q.
1492-WIGGINS. MACk-House and lot
Road, Fitzner. Ditch Lawrence; Taxes $4.43
Int 22c Cost 50 Is. Total ST 40
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PATTERSON.

1567-BERGERON. E. Riots No Is
I6l7 Waveland Park, So. 4; Taxes 64c,
Int. &c. Costs $2.75; Total $3.42.
1594ac,BR0WN. ELIzA-IIouse and Lot,
Lane Church st, Brown, RousSe; Taxes
$o32, Int 2Sc: Costs $2.75 Total $685..
161o-BROOKS, SERANNA-Iot No. Is
H. Bros. & N. Map. So 10; Taxes, sac, Int.
&c, Costs $275; Total $3.50.
161S-C0ONS; o. A.-House and lot. Pi-
cou Kramer, K. Il, Ave- Lane ! Automobile; :;
$41.l0.
= IG28-GlssNA, ALzINA-TIouse and lot,
S2.15, Int. lie, Costs $2.75; Total $500
163o-CoMEAUX, A., MRs-Lot, No A.
Muggah, No. s, Lane, No 2; Taxes $40
int. &C. Cost $2.75; Total $4.20.
169l-ELMORE EDITH-Lot La. Ave,
Crump, Mathews, Norman Taxes $2I3; Int
H. Cost $2.75; Total $500.
1o24-n-JoTiNssoN, JAMES R. : Lot. No.
IS 20. Hanson St, Street. No. 2729 No 80;
Taxes 1919, Int. 16c, Costs $2.75 Total
$61G
-, 1833-KENT EMMA-Lot, Cemetery, II.
Taylor, Hanson. St. Porter Taxes 53c Int.
&c, Costs $2.75; Total $3.50.
l692-M RRAY, J. H.. DR.-IFouse and
lot, Clementine, Street. X. r.. Ave, Field
Cow. Automobile; Taxes $595. Int. zoe.
Costs 81. rs; Total $500.
1898-MOORE. FRANCIS-Housc and lot.
Schnexany der Moore, r. R. Oak St; Taxes
$d.35. lat. 32c, Costs S2.75; Total 1915
192i-QLIYIER. BOSTON = House and
lot, BrownsOn, Street, Robertson Mahony;
Taxes S6j8, Int. 32o; Cost $2.75; Total
SO As.
1935-PALERMO ROSA-IIouse and lot
Hanson St, Mazerol Brown Street; Lot
Bourgeois, Bellssen, Hanson ST. Luke: Taxes
Sl1.0G; Int. S5c Costs $275; Total $50. SO.
1954-PERRET, EMMA-Lot Perry. Per
ry, Riggs, Co. Plum St: Taxes $107, Int.
&c; Costs $2.75 Total 1888
2O42-TALBoT. JOSEPH T.-Lot No
l3-l4. N0rgrrss, Lewis Ave. Frederick, |
Automobile; Taxes $a.46, int. 45c, Costs
81 rs; Total $12.66
2123 GERCIO ROSARIO-Bouse and lot.
'ark Ave. Main St. Loret Loret; Taxes
SASS, Int. Tic. Costs So Total Sl84O
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Proceedings Town Council.


Franklin, La, June l6, 1920.
The Honorable Town Council met
In regular session this day, Mayor
Chas. Lauve presiding, with Messrs.
]. K. Loustalot, Jacob Anderson and
f. A. BOudreaux present. Messrs.
Marvin Morris and Wilson McKerall.
Jr., absent.
On motion OF Mr.. Loustalot, second.
ed by Mr.. Anderson and carried,
the reading of the minutes of the
previous meeting was dispensed with.
The reports OF the Secretary, Treas
urer and Collector we're read, and on
motion OF MIR. Anderson, seconded by
MIR. Loustalot and carried. they we're
accepted:
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Total,
j. ANDERSON,
E, A BOUDREAUX,
Finance Committee.

Finance Comm ittee.
On motion of Mr.. E A. BOudreaux,
seconded by Mr.. Anderson and car
ried. Mr. Marvin Morris be instructed d
to inspect all stove hues and see that
they are constructed in compliance
With the Ordinance covering same;
and to report back to this body any
violations of said Ordinance.
The Advisory Committee appoin ted
at the mass meeting of June Hsh, met
with the Council to discuss the pro-
posed city improvements. After
full discussion, it was moved, second
onded and carried, that a committee
Of six be appointed to look into the
water problem for the city, to took
into the Norit system, and also the
deep we'll proposition, and to report
as soon as possible.
The Mayor named the following
committee: FL. 5. Palfrey. w, r.
peterman, j. A. Peterman, r, Z.
Brumby, Paul Kramer and Charles
Lauve.
There baing no further business on
motion the Council adjourned.
CHAS. LAUVE, Mayor.
L, KIHNEL, S ecretarv.
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SEVENTH WARD

5059-JACQUMONT, BAZILE-Hod
and 1.50 acres, Jacqumont, Tayl
hreeper, Road, horses; Taxes 8J
mt. 46c, Costs $2.75; Total sl205.
5067-kRAMER, LOuIS-lO7.47 h
Nos. 4 and ). Sec. T. IA SIR. s
bounded Gajean, Provost, Bodin, Pit
Taxes $69.4S. Int. $3.47, Costs s2i
Total $3.50.
5153-UNKNOWN OWNER-iO acr
Sc. Il of NE a Sec II T. IA SR. I
Taxes sl.04, Int. &c Costs s275 I
tai sass
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BERWICK.

2453-THoMAS, EMMA. Est. - House
and lot, Walker. Jones, Calvin. swamp
Taxes $2.74. Int. l6c, Cost S2.75 Total S.. .65
2478-WILLIAMS, EDWARD-House and
FIR. Of Lot No. 8, n Y of No 8. Spriggs
Calif St. 5th St; Taxes $3.65, Int. zoe
Costs $2.75; Total $500
2491-UNKNOWN owner : Lot, No. q
Robert Tract Taxes 92c, Int SC, Costs 81. IS :;
Total S3 - -,
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Taxpayers of Franklin Take
Up Question Of Filtration
Plant and Sewerage.

The mass meeting held las
Monday night at the court house
was attended by a large rrpresen.
tative meeting OF our citizens
Mayor Charles Lauve called the
meeting to order, and acted a.
chairman, and MIR. E. A. Boud.
reaux as secretary. Mayor Lauv.
stated the reason which actuated
him In calling together the citi-
zena to consult and advise in ref
erence to certain, much needed
Improvement in our town. He.
In effect, stated that these i'm :
provements are seriously needed
and they will cause an expense
which must be met and provided
for by the taxpayers of the town;
that the proposed improvements
consist of
let. A filtration and condens-
ing plant to provide for pure water
End. Establishing complete
sewerage system of the best and
most effective kind.
3rd. Work on the streets OF
such a nature that will make each
street model highway and al
ornament to the town.
4th. improvements on the
Waterworks and Electric Light
Plant and the extension of the
water aims across the railroad.
The town government has con.
cluded that these Improvements
are absolutely necessary for the
maintenance of the good health.
prosperity and comfort of ths
people of our town, and should be
made; their accomplishment will
entail the burden of considera.
BILE cost; that they will require
the issuance of bonds to the
amount of about 5000. 900 90; and
that an election should be called
without delay. as the law requires.
to enable the people to autnorize
the issuance of these bonds and to
provide for the means of their
payment, interest and principal.
DR.. B. w. Smith read a repor;
Oh the Norit System of water pur.
ification, and advised that 1t be
looked into.
The mass meeting responded
favorably to the scheme of Mayor
Lauve. 1t adopted a resolution
endorsing his action and proposi.
tion. Itadopted another resolution
which was presented by Hon. w.
4. Peterman, providing for the |
of committee to
confer and advise with the Mayor
and Counciimen, to ascertain the
cost and gathering
all the information necessary to
installing filtration plant. a sew.
erage system, hard surfacing all
the streets. extension Of the water
mains and improvements on the
Power plant, and report to a sub.
sequent meeting to be called by
The Mayor. The following com.
mittee was appointed: II. S. Pal.
lrey. j. A. Peterman, E. A. Della.
w. T. Peterman, j. d.
Bell. VIM. Jacobs, c. N. Frost,
w. McKerall, Sr., Paul Kramer,
R. E. Brumby. L. Caro-, Gus Gro
len, Dr.. B. W. Smith, DR.. H. FL
Gates. DR.. G. M. Horton, DR.. D
Y. Foster. Mrs. M. H. Lawiess, X
j. Himel. C. j. Leblanc, C. A.
Aycock, Nathan Silverman, Marx
The Banner commends the wis.
om OF the mass meetings. action.
he emergency presented has
'een met successfully. The men.
chg danger 10 passing away
he means for preventing its re. !
nrn has been presented, and those j
,eans will be adopted and leg.
lily enforced by the people. II
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FIFTH WARD

46to-cG MMINGHAM LOFTS u
and iol Str"der, Road, Epps, STs ~
IaAe$ Ito, Int. t0c, Costs so75'S
tai $lI"5. '-'''
4I35 -SW EENEY. JAMES-F .
acre, part by river above Clsrk r.s, .
HroWnson Taxes $2.7S, Int i5n .eSl a
SZ.15, Total $5.6S. -'e'
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NQN-RESIDENTS.

5ZT3-MORESI ANTOINE - 534t
acres in Drainage District, TAX
S267.05, Int. $13.35. Costs S275; Tot
S2S3.15.
52S9-PIfILLIP LAND COMPANY
800 acres n z of See "a T. Is SR Y
Taxes $l6.56, Int. SAC, Costs, $40; I1
fal 500 TX
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NOTICE.

Property owners within tns sTll y
porate limits of the !o"a y, !,
Franklin are hereby notlteo w.. r..
the grass upon the sldesIss. @ y.
abutting their premises from ,9u, "s AZ
feLce line 10 the gutter ''us' -, !,
both sides Of the sideTa'. ~. =
paved walk, should be cut ~ p ~,
vided for by an ordinance .11.d 81 10 10
town. Those who nave ts" @ 4
cut said grass by the A;n ass ;!. ~
June, 1920, will be dealt WV" "
said ordinance provides. ,,o
PHILIP ALBAkE9.,
City Mstsh'I
Franklin. La. June ~, l lSM
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FIRST WARD.

:. .2198-ACHILLE, WALTER W.-Lots,
Nos. 81, SO, 81 and s., Senerans Sub,
automobile: Taxes s6.S2, Int. 33c, Costs
S2.75; Total $3.50.
S73-CENTREVILLE BANK - 5
acres, Armelin, Teche. Palermo, Road;
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EIGHTH WARD.

5208-UNKNOWN OWNER - 81
acres, Kyle Lbr. Co, Lake Lyons, K!
Lhr. Co; Taxes S1S2, Int. Sc, CQi
81 II. Total S1fh
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lIEGLNIA
SECOND WARD

@i35-- HANSON, AI.HFrr -,
lyahhoo and Inland e. c,,ni-j"R L"R
<92i."i /, lnl $fI7I, Costs "sS:; "a :
SGS4.SG. 9'S s-,i5,
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BALDWIN.

26o1--FoRD. JAMES A. LOUfS-f.ot.. No
- b. w. Rosebud, Block No 2; Taxes
Sic, Int. DC. Costs S21 Total 81 60
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FARM LOANS Three " IN. ~
years. Annual paynen'' ~,,hous
mediate appraisemens .,sonesss rs
charge. Representing ,, ss,uaH ana q.
Loan Companies. WIZ"
KRAMER, Franklin, La.
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Ibuy old postage stamp; po,,;;oio.l
before 1870 Those on ~" s,eaoh
envelopes preferred. LOOK !n.O'a nos &.
your old papers and ,ls.ns write nc S.s
c. Barr, 81 Howard Park"''
Rochelle, y. Y.
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FOR SALE-Furuiture. App'' !. rssi.
entrance tram e of Miss c. LaoeIoiss &c: IS ~
denee, Main street, F'ranA''D'
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: 7. nfTA!.T'; j}CTCRT.
May 26 TO June Is, 1920.

GAIT AND MULE.
l642S !. bel BoudreauX, Mar inv 4 o. |
iGl2y a o FUurnter, Il - |
!64l4 vi Bell, Son, Ltd, 3 90 |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
LAST SAD RITES
SAID OVER BODY
GRADY CITIZEN

Funeral services for J. NJ. Harvey,
age 6S, who dec In an Oklahoma
City hospital yesterday after an ILL
ness of several months, will be held
this afternoon at the family home,
907 Iowa avenue. Rev. Sam ID. Tay-
lor, pastor of the First Baptist
church, will conduct the services. =
Mr.. Harvey is survived by his
wife, one daughter, Miss Velma, a
student in the Central State Normal
school at Edmond; three sons, Hugh,
connected with the Rock Island here,
Earl, an employe of the Ford gar
age, and Claude, of Drumright. These
relatives will attend the funeral ser
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
GORE FAILS TO BREAK
UP MEET OF FERRIS MEN
(Contlnue6 from page H.

Continued from page H.
of socialists and republicans, headed
by r. M. Brice. leading socialist Of
Hugo, had Gore in charge, bringing
him from Antlers.
Following Cores withdrawal from
the meeting, Scott Ferris was imme-
diately introduced and made gen
teel, creditable speech to those who
remained.
Il. think Congressman Ferris pro
posal to give Senator Gore full di-
vision OF time was absolutely fair
and it was asking absolutely too
much for the senator to come in and
try to dictate the terms of the meet.
ing" concluded Mr.. Lowdermilk.
Senator Gore invited himself to
three OF my meetings. Mr.. Ferris
said, after the meeting.
without consulting me or notify
in gme in any way, he did this.
After consultation with the COM
mittee on arrangements who had ar
ranged my meetings for me, the com.
mittee, speaking for me, rendered
the senator one-half time. He re
fused to accept it unless he could
dictate the time. He withdrew from
the meeting. He tried to break il
up. In this he failed. I spoke to
delightful audience of Boswell peo-
pie. | shall continue my dates as
mapped out.
senator Gore feasts on fiascos.
refuse to furnish him any fiascos.
He thought he could break up my
He failed. He is a drown
ng man grasping at a straw. He is
hoping for someone to bribe him or
for some women to attack him. He |
1raves another fiasco, for which u
refuse to furnish the stage setting"
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A bad taste In the mouth comes
from S'disordered stomach and slug
gish state of the bowels. IIerbine cor
rects the trouble Immediately. 1t
purifies the bowels, helps digestion,
and sweetens the breaht. Price 60c.
Sold by Wren Drug Co.-Adv.
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SPRINGFIELD SPRINGS SURPRISE
ON CHICKS AND BATTLES WAY TO
VICTORY IN LAST SERIES GAME

What Steve O'Rourke. new mana
ger of the Springfield Merchants told
his hired ball hands yesterday morn.
ing is a dark secret. In fact his say
ings on the occasion of that skull
practice may never be known, but
whatever 1t was it had the same eff
feet on his ball club that cookie
burr placed under the saddle of a
young but lazy mule would have.
Some hold to the theory that in
stead of merely giving the players
talking to, he used hypodermic
needle and a can of "high life"
Whatever it was, the result OBJ
tanned was highly satisfactory-to
Springfield.
Chicks are Slaughtered.
Here's how. The Springers start
ed in early. In fact they started in
the first inning and kept right on go
ing, winding up with final couL, OF
3 to g with the Chicks on the small
end
Hits ratified off the delivery OF
Lefty" Wilson until he retired IN
the third inning having relinquished |
seven blows and five runs. He turn
ed the hurting duty over to Speake
who gave up five hits. three of which
were of the scratch variety, during
the remainder of the game.
Worlds Of Pep.
The narrowing details could be re-
cited, but blanket statement will
doubtless suffice. The Springers hit
and kept right on hitting and run.
ming bases and acting generally like
the once lowly Braves did when they
tore through the National league,
leaving destruction in their wake
The visitors poled three hits in the
first, three in the third and three in
the eighth with three more single
wallops scattered through the UNI
Only in the fifth and
eighth did they go hitless.
Meanwhile, Chickasha was trying to
solve the delivery of one Burns, who
proved to be Springfields ace in the
'hole.' Efforts along this line were
fruitful, without an argument, in
only one instance when Hayes con,
nected for sizzling liner that went
he pill in the grass near center
'ield fence. Ii was a three bagger
II any ball game.
On two other occasions, hits were
'ecorded, but both were scratches.
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The misery and depression caused
by a bilious and constipated condi-
tion of the system can be quickly re-
moved by using Herbine. 1t purifies,
strengthens and invigorates. Price,
60c Sold by Wren Drug Co.-Adv.
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Mr.. FARMER

Are you going to make a change?
If so, by all means see the lower Rio
Grande valley. No better soil to be
had; climate right, and if you buy
land from the w. L. STEWART
LAND CO., you will have abundance
of water under the best irrigation
system in America, with no chance
for crop failures. Water important
as land. Don't be misled. Join us
Tuesday. We show you all systems
in the valley; you be the Judge.
Let's talk it over. A. N. Woodbridge.
Tel. 1858 or 1855; 32R Chickasha Ave.
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Both these came in the seventh in
ming and went to Reudy and McMul-
len. Mack crossed them up by lay
ing one down and beating 1t to first
by the fraction of an inch. Reudy
slipped one through the infield and
when the Springers started pegging
the thing about wildly, McMullen
scored. Reudy was thrown out at
third.
: 4 z 4 4 + + J. 4 r = 4 r
+ WELL, THAT'S FINISHED +
+ + r + = p + 4 = + + = +
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vices this afternoon.

vices this afternoon
Mr.. Harvey was born near Tyler
town, Miss, April 6, 1852. He was
married to Miss Edna Moss at Ever
green, La, in 1885. The family has
lived in Chickasha since 1908. Mr.
Harvey was a member of the First
Baptist church here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17

The Quinine Thar Does Not Affect The Head
Because Of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA
TIVE BROMO QUININE Uablets) can be taken
u the head E.W. GROVES signature on box. 30
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Summary: Home run, Hayes.
Three base hit. Brown. Two base
hits, McNally, Cotter. Sacrifice hits,
Comes, Burns, Reynolds. Stolen
bases, Hallack (2), Comes. Double
plays Speake to Kitterman to Hayes.
Bases on balls. off Burns A. off Viii.
son 2, off Speake 2. Hit by pitcher,
by Burns (KittermaD, by Speake
(Hallack). Struck out, by Burns 4,
by Wilson /, by Speake A. Hits off
Wilson 7 in 2-3 innings; off Speake
) in Is innings. Runs, off Wilson
s, off Speake A. Wild pitch, Burns,
Speake. Time of game 1:45. UNI
pire, Kraft
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17

The annual meeting of the Dolphin
society will be held at junior hlgh
school auditorium, Monday, June H.
at 2 O'Clock. Every member is urged
to attend as the officers for the en-
suing year will be elected.-Mrs. w.
II. Gilkey, PRESIDENT. .'-0t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17

Express Want Ads Bring Results.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17

We lumterrigh We
to see our big stock Of seasoned lumber FIND OUT that we &C
uay ARE selling SAWNIII if
you buy WE'LL PAY YOUR RAILROAD FARE BOTH WAYS FOR