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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30
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noor Den ices pan &iumrclcn. Cnts
trent 5000 Stierner pII0c bare INT
IlQ hpIa man pau culoug funOe ie
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lottc ouijoor NlttoIlet Al Sticrncr IN
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30
cnifcs, Sineie, SiHal9s
og Gftcrjpcraicl.

Nucrtisicnsnter unber p%ucunCunte Iitet
fGiter Sc pr. Ero, giapn % gloresis itereg'
| net, fur rucr Sang. guertisiementer tnb.
tasrS life iOr minbrs euo 80 Gents. Berg.
MAJ uirauiarlig mroiplge ale Seitiatnser.
Sst Ipnucr iig lille at bugibre iaa imna
! Summtr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30
scope Sommty
Wiuncjpta 3anS.

ri iolote opsr 20 6arme BET itoite 2Iar,
men Der er suonu NANCE putre Marine ;iliulGS
/ bet pelbeflenote uorlte Excitement ruuot
Starbut, Eope Hourtu, Mimi, 'om er be
~lIsgsuos / GeutraIpurtsu AZ Stater, pdu
Northern Hactftc ,S~ernbauelinlen, 40 Dbl
uorousii ira NtirreopoliS. Grin erter por
giits al l~pscielle @oottIeb pdd Eauo. % 81
eleuoom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30
Silialas.- @ipb birette, ipar

Ageuters Hommtoiior, 40-s0-16O-
800 Acre9 Eurnle ira $1,000 o9 op. @ooe
GlItudr, uuucu alt ophruot. 9tGr til IN,
1tole % Rirfe. @ooe Epguinger. 2'auos
leonju9 til ~&oouin9sbu9 % "Sarn". Nuorz
ioy betale 800 pr. A,cre, uour ou fan tiobe
oirette ira Glereu lor buIu friS2 Soreu
anutiou, Nt. /, &6ief Riper 6ul9. Mtim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30
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. Ter lts ON elter Ell 600

ltabolag, buor ri aloris bar
bout LIAR. tom iii Suuu Gountp, isis
couitu. ri leper ret / Corn. eleper- og
Rreaturitreget al Stscou'tn, 66 Niil OFT ira
St. Yaul og WiuueapoIIs, ret imellsm alle
Be tore MarfeoSplaole, buor ui iaar bsisite
Iriisr Tor ole Siu9. o9 pou &nousoIiuisu al
600 Serubaueu ION 9adr til Chicago. Chin
til MIA eitsr IN ifurmtotalog, iom aiuer Cher
lSriier puu mango 9ooe Marine, % euouu
rreoet bIuiSe; l'rilerue paa oisie Sarnte, iom
lea M irembuoel. er be iumms iom Irlor, iau
MI er bet Sioen al TONNE % tlsbe iersuo
lriieu niger. seq bar bolot plsie Sarme
iioeu iioite osit. msu luG mart iom min Siite
tommer Nd, iorbeier 9isren (riien. Senpt
Gosr osrior al Iuleouiu9eu % fob ltrar OF
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men oisle iSarme. lom leg Der frembposr, er
life saaet OF Eris, iad MI sr bet Goers
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hub for be urlte 10 Waaueoer: Gil enbper
iom fommsr os iiebsr oil lss bstale ale
Reiieuo9iitsr. Grin eitsr min Brlsliite
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30

Si!iaIgs. - 400 Ncres lint &lgz
- lamb; tou oele5 / miuore Stptter, IL
Dill ira 2'peu og rorlt Nirte. StlifrJp
Y2umbsu. Febtpp. Mluu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30

g iIiatgs-Quroc Serie0 Smaas
9riie al bs98e aiou. PATHFINDER o9
NtQb WtoOel BLOB. Z. Is. Gle9eu, FLORENCE,
l{lnueiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30
90 Heres 5Eurm meo ria Sprbbuno

" o9 COB CperHobe. tim 4 Dill ira Dtill=
"Irame" &~uonjngsbu9, "&arn", . acreS
ploiet, mere rpOoet, ateiteu Ell goo loaune
gang, Ell let at rpooe, beporet meo WtGple
oto9, ll9oer inotiI Statsuct, NOR Gtole.
Euter, C52, ct. Grotr Nals, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30

Nsoiatte Garter L. Rasss,sa'' : sa, n:
sttser. ErrfriaIis g~,;ienins I'll nte'affe Sriies
The Boyd Transfer Co. haansaDetk AaR
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-08-28

a place on the police force there; as chief
of the police of Nome he was the first to
recognize the rights of the colored man
there; and as chief Of the police of Seattle
he took the bull by the horns and placed
Giles Graves on the force, where he is now
serving. In addition to all that the rights
of the coored citizen in general were given
more consideration under Warren than
under any other chief of the police Of the
city of Seattle. All this is cited that the
coored voters may get some idea OF the
treatment they may expect in case Joel r.
Warren is the next sheriff Of King county.
Warren did not have to be whipped into do
inc the square thing for the colored citizen,
but did so of his own volition and his act
ions of the past fully reflect his actions of
the future While it is safe to say nine out
of every ten colored voters Of the county
will vote for Joel F. Warren for sheriff of
King county, yet this is brought out with
the hope Of clearing the minds of all of
them that it is their duty to vote for
Warren. Always praise the bridge that
carries you across.
There is absolutely no excuse for Fred
G. Brown having any OPPOSITION in the pri-
maries for the nomination Of prosecuting
attorney and we do not believe that he
will have very much. Mr.. Browns record
in the office is par excellent and certainly
could not be discounted by an inexperienced
person. During the two years he has oc-
cupied the office he has made very few
enemies and it is reasonable to believe he
is just as strong now as he was two years
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-08-28
THE PASSING THRONG

The withdrawal of Elmer F. Conner from
the race for county auditor to an extent
simplified the situation. AS it now appears
the fight is between A. Lincoln Smith and
O. M. Spear with ID. f. Ferguson kinder
holding the balance Of power. Ferguson
seems to be about the only voter in the
county that entertains the belief that he
has ghost of a chance of winning, but his
running may be instrumental in one or the
other leading candidates going over the
top. Speaking about the two leading can
didates reminds the writer of what lead
ing political observer had to say about
them one day this week. "Spear may pos
Sess great qualifications to conduct the af-
fairs of the office, but his reports would
not seem to indicate as much, and sure his
personal appearance does not impress any
of that fact. The annual renorts emf
mating from that office are so badly balled
that it would take the proverbial Phia-
delphia lawyer to fully understand them.
Spear is the chief deputy and he is largely
responsible for the mess On the other hand
Smiths books and annual reports are so
well arranged that he who runs may not
only read but understand. He has success
fully handled the books of large corpora
tons and | am thoroughly satisfied that he
is a hundred per cent more qualified of the
two men. Smith should by all means be
elected county auditor.'
AS chief Of the police of Spokane. Joel
F. Warren was first to give a colored man
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-08-28

I11euttlant GOVeTnOr
W. W. Conner former Speaker of the House, Re.
publican candidate for Lieutenant Governor has had ten
experience the Washington Legislature He first elected
the House in 1911 from La Conner Skagit County, and
served Speaker Of the House 1915 and desires
succeed himself Speaker of the Senate
He is the of of Washngtons oldest families and
considered by his friends the best known and qualified Of
the candidates for the position of Lieutenant Governor Of this
State
He made envabe record Legislator and has been
ardent advocate of all laws pertaining to the advancement
and building of this State.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
Wreck of Speeding Car Fails to Halt
Dan Cupid; Couple Welded in Hospital

iH'd ,H~H'I uud,r fH, .lI. JUJ iE.
'. ..HI f..Is. ftUffttT . tYIlfyl tlnI"'
".' ..il. Vr,u'u e. ,p' IIu Mis-
g. t...,. William. sister .l tI. rt.af ..
tld 'n. baud Jigh'l, si,rlil,i uh'
a',.I D. IHrus'.'. 'Hulut, .f r Ni NiurIH-
Ul m.ll sI~ bruised
On spite ui th' "s,tuuh given fhH
'. u.hrg rYtf un th, .uII ur 'iIu' WI.
20 'v b.u 'Ipd Hit,f fh'f bred riH'h
81 .Nurril iud O., h,-uifIl THE W'f.
after f. Hi,inl u,ltWtH' rfuup'
,im. fHi" ih' aiN boo .'Iuu u o.
MIhuz!-l minister Who uts token
ut hH.'. tu ~, stuitltiuu Whrr' to-
wedding ceremony was sulW"uW"l
t'Hes.rt'r's Y'aa..i o., iArF'I 'rHiH
vrn VtT' -iitirE 600 thr lsi' sidr !
90. ,,r'h ,Huirr ,ui - claude o.
,E.d ih th' hign pavtr'l 'ru 90 ih'
f,,IfN ruruIr tui'l'H With ~"
'...f uHlf.sl - SO thr rHu - y
fh. lI'frf htd bru standing still
y 's v.ft 'fan.l ur.u fh' "i'Il ~
Hs 90. ,-r H.,si uu ah,.id md an ~
,hnur. 81" ,h,fis trss'-l fr"m '-'cu
ilt'- tf ih- au'auui.ii, sri fh"~'' with
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13

llHn's wen" discuVcrsu ~ ~, tmt
Smith Arl.lnsps compress last night
e. was "a" third iirr in u p'i1ud ur
thr', week Ht this plant. but there was
nnthiug tu iudiratr willful attempt at
its IL stru"iion tn" posting "f warn
iug- on gins ~ Arkansas b. continuing
go rlt'rs Ji iuNbtsi. near Fort Smith
last night dlsruN ring plsVirds un th"ir
plauts with this inscription Don't
stui This r,n until sixty dlys u th'
Wh"rlS turn yru know the results un
less thu pre-" gets right
Guards were plhc'd nh"ut the sins
ana tho owners Wcr- tu confer tt.ldy
with farmers 60 d't"rmin" what 'nuIs'
o. pursue
s"y,isnl additional gins ln Morgan
county. AlluUl were al yesi"rdiN
Iti-f IN" receipt 90 warnings o. di-ruu
'.uu' r'uu'rg
IN o. q li', h.ur Li~t uirhi ih'r' htd
been me- r'letts r "a" receipt - a..
the, warnings by girn'r- bon i'Hig ~
and South Iarnlina.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13

DuiIrir.tiuE ln ,l"P w'ui. vhirh D.
au 20 M,uph,- 20 ,sp ',l0cN y,st''.
o., m, ruiug. when ~, hrdd Iarti O"
hat city m Hudson SuporS.N we
vtsldiur iu thr emergency WItd 81
z NnthunV's Siuiill1um at u',lv''
ust .N.uius ui Mis- AEi'- Wu"t.i..
.uuhi'r 81 M and Mrs ! . W".' 100
& Memphis. and thtrlD Nilllm-
t,,hlrl, ul ih, -.,n' 'itN. 10 ~ o.
;ruu.-. ,ustnl Z, "a, fiist Methodist
hmph Ui Amarillo ,fti.iHiing
tn l,rl,l,. who i~ snit'r,ul from 70
lisi.,Iful hip and two broken ri''..
ns,l, I.f responses truin thr l'sl 60
yhi,h ~, les m fhr sIuit1f'uui.
thi,h u. iiutiou 10" bad been uu-h'7'
ti,I having l~.u rrsIuvl irun ~"
v,.., ,i 10. touring Dur with BE-
muIiluiuus li u'iul-fs 81 ih' ere.
60 I HltsI Itie-sfr't train. du' hr "
q iiss. with which 90" pltiy hud
,,n t-i,iu- ~ The tins 90 ihH a"
I..pf occurred -iN uil,as west ~ IlIusl'
Itr,ittrk Siistn. nil uiHn uf Men..
,his vh" ots d'i, iuF 'h ''f hrd "n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
SCORES Of HOMES
BURN To GROUND:
MANY DESTITUTE
tLNurS SWErP Nigga Wt>I
DENritL SECTlON ~ rI>E
iltFf. ARKANSAS

N
PINE BirFf. Arh.. ul. q. N,lr
~ tive hundred people. mustly ne
t'rss arc homeless tonight son.. sit.
ting wuciully oii guard over a trunk q
bureau. al whatever comprises the
li''lr hmischcld furniture ih,, was
saved frum their homes others are
,rd.iiug aiml,ssly around tying g.
and pl,,,. 90 sleep Stiil others have
~" clothes hut thosa. un their backs
al ar' victims uf weeping cunil1
grltiuu that w two hours this after
non swept over eight blocks Il q 10
gro residential district destroying -
hu'ucs iwn Ucrupi"i hv white p'uulo.
so thickly situated were dwellings
u The negro srctiun that an accurate
,N'pk Il ~" number g hutis"s d"'trty
~ wu. nui cmnplctcd until lat L.
Might aud estimates u the ,,nti'.-lus'
'nstd un ~" destruction oi a homes
were placed ~ between SsuU.uan and
ssun u'ia NJ at iliiis had h'.n r,p"rtrtl
~ iu late tonight An aged negro NO
mai WIS lUrcihlp taken from hpI
home after she had rush'u un,h IN,
~. dwelling frantically declaring that
d" h. W.. gu,n' Mid hrr home. Sh'
pirudud With hoi r,scu,rs tu y, allow
ID e. pcrish in her hurnins hons
Throughout th.. distract are the char
r,L it,li,s ot pigs. horses. COWS and
huuv IHis.
tn, fir. was rh",k,-i shutil, aitci
oil lock when III" fircmvn rrtr-ltyt
thr,, Llucka wi.'tc wti"i ttcil,ti'S
w ir sufficient tu asyi.' o. maxim .
..tuM tf,n D. aslirst the 'ln.I's
.,,amp,ishel n S"akinE th" resi-
,.nr nni rs laying luW suii ci' r
d,,iii'.-. e. f,tn hi-.
Innr "iut,. ~ -,i III" Co r'
80. rifl,'s '1t u vn- ili.u~t 'hu;t
tt'i, her iri,td. called ht 1it"t'rr
iu Il. Tut DIT "p dt tr"nt rIg" 80
=" I,s-p.ls o.. h, tuld r'Vf1t, @
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13

Announcement that p,u,, was Goo o.,
signed hrught crowds tu the ~Iu1r
surrounding the l.iucNh,id iluusc. ~
,Irfi" aud the llulsh,Vik delegation p4
tered first and were followed los ".
! anhSlI ana the l',lish delegation
Abupt two hundred parsons crowd
iu "a, small ru"n.
Tired 10y morr throw I've du,s huf
nights ~ alm"'t ruu.tlut work. NJ
1uffr looked pale. but his Nuirr showed
m" nrrNuUSn,-s when h. announced
thnt the treaty had been completed
and began reading tho Russian text.
The head of the soviet delegation DE-.
Horlbcd IN" peace ~ "a peace witho'. .
victory md without vanquiShcd." IN
an addrnsl l'lOrr tho signature of thu
treaty That drssril,cs the Riga aRre".
mpnt accurately as u appeared 10 on
l. ok,rs. n was u psar- of give and
take. which many here fear will not
l.c V,rv pupuinr either with the holsh'
,ikl or the polc- Hut II was unduuhi'
oils q triumph tor the two chairmrn
vhu made IL
~ Peace With Nelghbors.
tn" t,lfsl armisiicc will put the hol
shr,iki ui peace with MI their Baltic
roighbors within li hours from mid
night tonight and leave the Wrangel
movement 49, the only great military
OPERATION against tn. soviet.
" luiir called attention tu the MANY
,'tfrulth-s encountered IN arranging
the arinisiic" and al4o to the harmoni
GUS manner in which the delegations
,Irr.,d uui the regulations ~" nlv'
,Vlrcss 4 ih' belief th1i tin foundation
lls been laid lur permanent prac"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
CAPTURING five GAMES
OUT OF SEVEN PLAYED
COvELESKIE is ACCREDITED WITH THREE OF FIVE
GAMES WON BY AMERICANS, INCLUDING LAST
AND DECIDING BATTLE
nY Tlr. NsarIArEn rIlL,ss

CLEVELAND, Oct. l2"Baseball Champions Of the World"
The Cleveland American League Club that supreme title here
this afternoon when the Indians defeated the Brooklyn Nationals
the seventh and deciding Of the 1920 series by a
to Tonight Cleveland celebrating adequately in
keeping with the honor and is doubtful proca
nation and the selection Of this future cs,ial Of the
United States would ripple Of interest among the enxcd
fans
The shuout victory chiefly engineered by Stanley Cow
esk the spb hurer Of the local tesm who has proved be
pitcher Of remarkable skill and endurance during the series
Backed by sgh defense the part Of his the
critical Of the game the Shamokn (Pennsysna coal
miner let the Robins down with five hits But Brooklyn play
reached second base during their sessions bat and but
five Of the invaders left ON the bases all told
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
Federal Authorities TAKE C0GNlzANCE
OF NIGHT RIDERS ACTIVITIES IN SOUTH


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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
Plan to Pool Cotton
of Low Grade Formed
by Commercial Body

~ N..H. .i'-' w.
ABILENE TOY. O,t o. \ ,um
mitt,' Il ia. Wet Texas ChIml,,r ui
t"nm,rU, t'.iaN d',id,d upon = plan
whereby approximately ii.UoU babes ut
low grad, cotton uow iu the hands of
West Texas farmers VIII D." shipped tu
EuruIs. Tor market The cotton ~ b,.
pooled AMI prepared for ,hipmcni hy e
l"ral o,dtnu firm with European con.
n."tluns. tn" cotton would be- stored in
Europe should there "a uo ready mar
kct upon ~ a1tvm in that country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
RIGHT OF |. c. c.
UNDER ARGUMENT
rIiOiii IININI ~ TIIOHiTi ~
iiODN NITiiiN STATES -
lbi>t SSf.U.
o. 4 r istsd rfr
a. A--L.I.-. n.y.

WASHINGTON Ut .turilirtir
uuiHHf.- a- g. authority Il ih' iuip
10" tumm'tvt Commission % pIv
..i1i' railroad rates within a stat
N'Tt Ir, .'ui'i 60 thu commission tudlt
H4. .,pus'utsiiy's 81 thr railroads auu
..,i' COMMISSIONS 90 the hearings 60
Iltln Hs 90 Tho i'.,ds iu Nyw iurt
fuu Illinois inI au urt'y Increasing
Tu.',t. vote" e. tht lry'i 81 tn tvent
ri W'r.-if' granted 500 iutersi1''
traffic
i:uiIsd qsHk.slH,u ,uutrn,i'd th
thr tHu IrIiltiup act Wldr th" rliH
a'TUtfUu. G "a. country ulit'i tu
tlI, consideration - 90" Interstate Cuil
u,I. t'Hui --iuu and that The fetl'r
itbDiiy vaa uu longer cuuiiu'si Sulrl
90 th' regulation w iutorstnt. trnii'
Sti', commits .uutts however. argue
rIHf fH, ,uHfUi--inu WIS without a.
'u.rit o. mat' llInh"t n,rrtsfs NJ
r . -flf. ned thuf .Iurr,ss did nl
L.l .d,u tIr Issv,r 80 The tuinmi-.iU.
over ih' mtf4siat, regulation.
Ti. 'I.r-lsItl'iuu H't rrpr'-rnt-
national .I 49, W tru.p .purtttiuu pro.
hrus saI f., rfu'I 81 40, rummissit.
be- ug confined o. interstate rtirr, \
f.I n THuU. e,r.rli counsel iui i'
N.-..I Ililun ui Railway tNrc'uiiN'- r'
.I..I y, wu'lsiuns Jr" contained U
OH. .r be-. t-s'Ii'd allowing th" &C..
...r- q. complain o. fh' '.umis -iuH f'
..sIr. .fItt tIf,- tui 'u iuNuh' %
.II-i'.if..r
John T. I,HiH. a"u'iII sd ace H
.... r-s.,. .Hfltu H railway tud ui.liti".
tssf,. declared tb1i th" ,uiuini
.Ius.... .I fTft .ftfrs opposed ih' 600.
I.Htl- claims
NH,fu.l state .,.uH.tsri'n At'
.fuU. 'u ur.i'n Hul.l stat" law
.s .r fl, fUiff BE- fh' uu'sii'n Go o.
.....I,. .,Hfr,.I, count has clearly q
..f...J ST. prr'Hr ,nut,udrd tn
u... f. tr. pt.,I.. f 200. trar>IsuIt
.au lt' .turl.s diH r.f intend ~ b.
'.r.i.r with .ftf. aId' tf'nuIii' uvr ..
..f.f.l4h ~ m0.T .UfruftN .t
... DOL. r..#aHaFs. Ice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
To- Nal,r Investigation

NuNTGuMEl;N Nh cat o. "a J.
williams -lt, co.. marsh d. l.i' Mont
r"u,IN it' i-iN iur 'uuis''H 'il.
hauu county q. Investigate thu iu-iinl
~ ,u't,n gins % ihl' county and attend
t u,s- m,,'iug 90 'iiil'us in connection
viih ih. s1rnur- "Wednesday uigh'
NJ Vuli9ms hIH ius' 'utuui't'd t
t.uI r 'HI'mH md Morgan r"unii's
Vhr v rrIH- tls' hlN" l''n it'b'd
Co. GINS ud u'hr. HIni"Ti'
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IEDIRN. PgOCtiDIN6s
NAI>Sr Al;k NNSt> NtdRO
AIE Ili>uISsi:D nv COURT

IENVt.NwoGTIL kss.. oct H.
i'I,,s,,iinr- h,ufu in th" kansas Fed.
..HI Guuf' iu '.tinu ui'rii th. return 20
Arkansas uf l;,j,,tt lIill. negro accused
of uHrfi.ff.fH"u tn r1'e disturbances
~ fI.l.rf. NfElusts. last 'ail. have
f-.u ueuis-1 li the instance of A..
f.tnut C.u.r.l l'Himrr. aowIling to an
.uuuHu.,mtm mfhr hv frci Hotert.
%. tn.tad States district attorney for
EH.... hrn, lHfr tuslaN Announce.
r.,.ui .l-u YVES ur,dv that AttUrnev
',-s.l-l pthu,r htl directed officials
90 iItiir i;nck o. dismiss an indictlnenf
a.. Irff am eh1rEing him with inp~ !
s.r.f.Hr e efsI HHucni o'fiorf.
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Homestead Lands
Be Opened by Govern
ment for Settlement

NASHfNGTuN OuL AppH"Si
uitrlt (. 1un acres ui homestead and
,l...It land boz a., Eutaka aud Siri-t
,u,uiu tuH district uf Caliiwuil VIII
l,. uisu'd Co ,utT, Bv'mls 3 90, i'
f,iIp department uunuuuu,l tUliF
lh, Ilui ~ ,lHs-,d us non .sl. .rultui7u.
uuuufliu gridug land and entry vs.
'- t.-,ft.d t' 'NSUt,tu' m'r q" uH
t..I Too stkft ,ilts
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Request Governor
Aid in Settlement
of Miners Strike

II" III T""-a
rIINiNsilNu N... ''f rUr
r.I.i,.l Nfr. N,I.sI- "a AfnsHa fr
.ftt rsF..i G.yIrr. kif o. Iw'tin'
r ,saumlsslul tu sHtiis th.. fflEr iu
90, rnai Ili'a v ~ 'ra platielns
fn,,usIr,- f. sIuf Ht r- d.-iF'Is
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i.ouL, iur iiusines> Rrrc,>ion.

Ilr declared that u We don't go nt
'h' lv1g''c. look fer constantly o..
.irasing trend toward = business rec,s
siun The league - Necessary. d.
trgu,d. tu restore foreign credit AMI
purrhlSiur powcr.
II aSk vuu' u" '-iid. whether yoI
hlN" followed the Vtrill1tiuE pusiti"r
ut the candidacy 81 the senatorial oiig
lrcl,.
"ll' made charges un ih" 'front.'
pprh then when N" took him of ih'
front porch aud hc arrived in De-
Nuin,s d. said be- WIS guug g. tutu
his back upon the league There c1u'
Z tempest ill over thu land and repul'
h',us tiist w,u fur thr l'tgi" rV
nuuur'd their iu'"nti"u 81 victims for
m, when be- reached thu front pru''r
yesterday h. changed nEriu. lud sai'l
y. Nts ter . new ayso,iaiion ui nations
~ President Tat who b. aiirupiinr o.
,,"r him steady. ~n,s that the u-v
49, ,I1ti,n of nations is not practical
that n won't vurk; That ii can't y
t'tIlu,l fort, .ou' uHtiurs ui th' wui'
ir,, .h,IdN iuin'd ih" league. u h q
going suu,,ru uud ih"' viii net al8"
luu o. ~ The mere - ish Ind ytpiivv 4,
. group sf senator's
"Thv ihr'f' - S'ult. i,ur'N vi
l.uldl,s- spuA' iur both himself uu
/ Senator luhr-un brought 10 ultiut
uw H' pys Nuin's"
Indiana viii o'utiuu, M. g'f'ruur
i uttl, ground TOMORROW.
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''u,ulc-i,ip's feat in winning three -
~" i've games necessary tu rliuch ~
rhnnpiunship tm Cleveland viii .tr
down nr unt at the outstanding ir.f.
urs Ut World SERIES history aud uu
ut th' most prominent unh prl!S
WuIthy iurtufs IN a sirurgl" which has
utnirhcd nur" startling incidents than
utN similar series in wears
ia, liruuklyu bittrrs accumulate
'ut tWo runs uti ;hr muistDn,d slnuf
d ruyVN. as hr ~ afirrtiunnt.ly called
here. ~ twsuty.myon innings in whit
l' 'ifi,ili,sl un th hurting MOUND n,
.'t the Robins down with one ruu W
hr first gnmo ~ l,ruuklyn. un Oriui, .
d allowed them sUruud tails un IA
utday aud shut them uili tulaN u ..
doubtful " a more mastery ,Nhiliiiu
& pitching has b-'n flashed hafu~ -
.linS m any World Srifca since l'ih ,
whrn ChTlsty Mathew sun. then t ~
~ NTH - his twitiinr rnr''r with III
NuW York Giants. shut uiu ih- i'hii .
a. lphia Athletes ~ thr,, gam.s Gr' :
,s must T." ~, credit accorded 'pt"l
,skt' for his remarkable irat IA rui.
hg iuok aiiof lgii tWu davt u ~
lnd pitching hih h'sl gain" uf tH'
'ti's. The general offensive and d'i'u
HiNp vuik 81 ih" either in'inh'is 81 -
cleveland club cannot H. dhuiucd h'
tlr industrial giuiN ct th'ir sta i'"N
uHtn