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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-26
RHEUMATIC PAINS
RAISING A RUMPUS?
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sudden rheumatic twlnges.

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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-26

sending obscene matter through the
mails. The pictures above are two OF
the many photographs taken from the
letters.
Lawson is held on a liquor law Vio-
lation charge. Others involved in the
case are Raymond Wright. 10, 5000 East
Thirteenth street. and Harry Fletcher
who gives his address as the Atlas hotel.
They are held Uuder bond by the local
police
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Sore Throat
Coughs, Colds, Group, catarrh
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quickly your corn lets go its grip, how it
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off with your fingers. It's folly and
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For COrns
Little or
Big-Cse
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moves Them Completely.

Whether your pet" IS on top or BE-
tween the toes. no matter how big or
how small or how tender" three drops
ycrr misery. You viii laugh to see how
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THOUSANDS LOST
IN SYSTEMATIC
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07
New Hurler Pitches Brilliant
Ball in First Oiler Appearance
Allows Six Hits, Fans
Five and Helps to
Win Own Game
LOCALS HIT TIMELY
McManus and Graham Each
Pound Ball Hard-Cleveland
Plays Fine Game In Field
~ LARRl pAiLEY.

WICHITA. Kan, June 6.--John
Lefty" simithso recently pur
chased by Spencer Abbott from the
Houston Texas, league club. mace
his debut today In Oilcr livery. ana
thanks to his splendid pitching and
the hard hittlnR and brilliant held
ing uf him and his matep, defeated
Wichita In the second game OF the
Rcries. &C. 2, and thereby main
tained the league leadership
The new Otter southpaw exhibited
battling hooks, speed and u puI'
gling change uf pace. and held the
Witches TO six hits, three OF them In
the inflold Smithsun Issued only TWO
bases on balls, one Intentional ana
struck out five. lie was especially
effective at critical moments. In the
second with men on second ana
third, snithson famed Mnsscr for
the third out, and In the third, win
Wnshburn on second ana one out,
ne retired the side without run
ner registering
The oilers got to the offerings OF
Paul Mussct Tor II 1hlts, ntnc Of
which contributed Ia the scoring.
Fast baso running also played an
important part In the offensive play
OF 10 homolinEs.
Errors were made by the Oilers
fer the FIRST time In four games bat
both were made In the second In
ming aud neither resulted In runs
for the witches. Aside from those
two misplaNs the oilers played bril-.
lilntly IN the field, Burke. In par
ticular. playing an important part
IN turning back the Izzies when they
threatened.
Musscr and Smlthson did not per
NIT u run for four innings, but both
clubs scored on. In the NTH. Smith
son himself was the first Oilcr TO
register. First up ins the fifth. he
singled to right and was sacrificed
60 necond by Burke, Haley to Beck.
Graham ratified the center-fieli
With two out In Wichitas half,
Smith beat out an infield hit. and
scored on Washburn's double to the
left field score beard.
The Oilers went one ahead In the
sixth.
'Tierney led Off with single "a
left and was sacrificed to tsocond hy
Cleveland Musser to Esck. Connolly
struck out but Davis' crashing single
through Washburn scored Terney
Tho oilers again took the lead II
the eighth, McManus. first up. sin
gied 10 right Tferney sacrificed
Musser 20 Beck Cleveland's single
To left scored McManus.
The oilers ruined the ball gam,
In the ninth by scoring four runs
on three hits and two errors Bran
non walked with one out. Jmithsor
singled 10 right, Brarnon going "a
third Burkos sacrifice fly to Var
yam scored Brannon and Smithson
went to second on the throw In
Graham singled through Berger and
sInithson beat Conlan's throw TO tn,
plate McManus singled TO left, and
when Haley allowed Conlln's throw
Ia get by, Graham scored, McManu,
going to second. Ticrneys drive tC
Conlan was dropped by the lcf
fielder, and McManus scored tn,
seventh run.
The witches went out In order IL
the eighth and ninth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

Oklahoma City at Tulsa ana with
Oklahoma City at the state capital
has been a vital factor in their rise
from fifth place to tie Friday night
for the league leadership. The all
around play OF the Oilers has been
better the past two weeks than at
any time this season. Four times In
those IL games they played error
less bali and the pitching has been
equal or superior to the hurling
turned in by other Western league
slabmen =
But It is their hitting that has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07
PERFECT SCORE FOR TWO
Head Misses i25th Bird----Teams of
BrOihcrS VIII shoot

COTFENViLLE. Kan, June -
Two perfect scores in the l00-bird
professional registered shoot here to-
day were scored by Phil II. Miller,
Dallas, Texas ana James Head, 81,
Louis. Perfect shooting continued
In shooting of tho tie until Mr. Head
missed on his ts5th shot, Mr Miller
breaking l2j for the honor
4 feature of tomurrow's events
will be the team shot between the
five Horner Others Of MCAlCster,
Okla, ana the five Etchen brothers
OF CoffeyYille,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

been the most marked feature OF
their brilliant play. The team av-
erage is .25i, which includes the
pitchers. Tommy Connolly, center
fielder. set the pace for the IL
games. including Thursdays game
with Oklahoma City. Mickey Bran
non is second with .3s9. and Mo
Manus, Cowan and Tierney follow
with .3sl. .36, and .35S, respectively.
=
Graham and Cleveland are tied
with .2S3. Jimmy Burke hit .255
and Yank DAVIS .250. Other aver
ages for the l. games are: Dobbs.
.l62; Finn and Billman, .167 each.
Morris, .143 Richmond, III and
Adams. 900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

WICHITA, Kan, June 6.-Abe
Bowman Is Isbelrs likely pitching
choice tomorrow, with Cowan as the
probable Abbott mound selection.
Dave Griffin. former Oklahoma
city outfieldcr joins the witches
tomorrow. Bert Coy. veteran out
fielder. has quit the game and has
accepted a position as oil drlller
win a southwestern concern.
This " "a great baseball town. De-
spite tho seven straight losses with
Saturdays game, $500 saw today's
affair. ------
Dawson Graham had perfect
day AT bat. He got three singles. "A
sacrifice and a base or balls IN five
trips. -----
McManus showed some flashy
fielding In the first inning when he
went far to his left Tor Berger s
grounder and close to the second
bag for Buffers ground smash,
Smithson struck out laryan In
the second. after there were three
balls and no strikes on tho Wichita
.slusGer.
Cleveland continued his brilliant
fielding Hts stop and throw OF
Haley's srounder in tho second got
a big hand
Joe Berger robbed Tommy Con-
nelly OF hit In the fourth by taxi
ing the center fielder's line drive.
Jimmy Burke made two great
catches The first was off Smiths
drives In tho third and In the ninth
he raced to the fence for East's
drive. ----------
Pete Martin, proprietor of the
Tulsa sporting emporium, which
bears his name. came all the way
from Tulsa so lend the Oilers his
support
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07
OMAHA DIVIDES
WITH CHAMPIONS
Take One and Drop One
In Doubler-Oklahoma
City Beats Miners

ST, JOSEPH. June t--Ths Saints. and
Omaha divided a double bill here today.
omaha took the first game q to Z and the
locals captured tho second 60 l. The
Saints were unable 70 connect with Pal
maro In tho first while the Omhhoes
punched hi,s eft Allison In the ffth, driv.
Ina him from the mound and scoring five
runs, In the second game kopp held tho
homo club down until the eiEhth when
punched hits netted three runs,
Tho scores!
rtpNT~ N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

'Batted for Reuther in tenth.
Nicholson out. hit by batted ball.
Pittsburgh ..............o0 900 900 900 2--3
Cincinnati ..............100 900 600 0--i
SUMMARY: Runs. Cation. Cutshaw,
SO .thworth. Daubert; two-base hits. Roush,
Schmidt: three base hit, Nicholson; stolen
base Kopf; double plays. Cation to Cut
shaw to Grimm. Cutshaw 10 Cation to
Grimm base. on balls, oft Heuther :. oft
Cooper 4. struck out by Reuther I. by
Cooper 6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

Taken from Nature The Wild barks that 60 into the
composition of of the oldest and best known blood tons
mostly gathered by the Indians reservations brought or
shipped to Dr. Perces Laboratory in Buffalo, N. Y
Dr. Pierce put up Alternative tonic without the
alcohol that soon became known all the world
The spring the time OF the year should put
order We're down after hard winter after grippe colds
catarh It's time to take DR. Perces Golden Medical Discovery
purely vegetable and free from alcohol narcotics viii
impure and poisonous matter and drive from thesystem
1t in tablets or liquid.
1t will clear the skin pimpe botches will dry up
and disappear bo cahunces and other evidences tainted blood
will pass away, never to appear again.
Dr. Pierce discovered 90 that Nature has provided
freely for these needs Of her children and that
the remedies Extracts Of Queens Stone Wild Cherry
ba and Boodroot prepared combined and preserved without
alcohol Dr. Prce Golden Medical Discovery the
effective and certain tonic Alternative and tuerebung redy
offered TO the public ~~ - -''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

JOPLIN June costly errorA h,
Yockcy ana snyder were responsihle Tor
five ~ the seven runs Oklahoma city
counted hore today when the Indians de
fcated the Miners 60 and eVened up
the series
The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07
CARDINALS CLEAN
UP IN CUB SERIES
Take Final - Brooklyn
Kalsomines Giants
Pirates Winners

ST. LOUIS. June 6.--St. Louis mads a
clean sweep Of The three game series with
chicago. winning today to =. II was the
locals flfth straight victory. Chicago IIi
not got a man to first after the tifth in.
ming.
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1tlshemA

ohahoms CiU .,,..,.,,.,,2oa ooo oo2-l
Joplin ........,.,r., .os0 00C loN--3
Runs, Darilnger 2 Lndimoro, Grlffith.
:. Moore. Lamb, 2 Boohler Errors,
Nockcy. Snyder. Hit hy pitcher, Moller
and Mosely by Donovan Sacrifice hit
Yockcy. Rpse on balls, OF Donovan, ,, Oft
Oklahoma Cuy 10 Joplin 3 Home run.
Bochler. 1hree-hsse hit Lamb, parringer.
Nosely, Two. base hit parringer Double
play5 Yockey to Bochlcr; parringer to
Hughes 90 Moscly, Lindmore to Hughes
to Mosely. Stoen bases. Lindlmore; struck
out, by Ramsey by Berger l. earned
runs and hita Oft Ramsey and 8 in .
innings off Donovan 2 and q In f2-s; Oft
Berger and J In 6i-3; Oft Boehies y and
In inning Time t'ts, UmpifeA Fitz-
patrioh. and Wilson-
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let!es today in a loosely played game.
The

phnadelphia --,.---..,,...OOI 100 40 4
New York ..........,.,..350 $40 0ox-la
summary Runs Dykes. galloway.
Thomas. Strunk. puEsn, Hasty, Peckin-
psugh, Mcusel !; Pipp ?. Ruth 2 Pratt
p Bodle Mays; errors. Dykes, Hasty.
Pratt > Bodie, Lewis, Hoffman, two-hase
hit, pipp, three base hits. pugan, Strunk,
Mcusel. Ruth. ward, stolen bases. Pip.
Ruth, double plays, Strunk 10 Myatt; Du-
ran 10 galloway to Burrus Pratt TO Peck
tnpsugh to pipp, ward 10 Pipp. bases on
ballss ott Perry l. of Martin 5, off Hasty
3. OF Mays g struck out, by Perry /, by
Martin I. by Mays ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

While Jimmy Burke and Yank
Davis are trailing the regulars In
hitting. their value ia not shown
in the averages. Burke, an ideal
lead-off man, is second run-getter.
while Davis is one of leagues most
feared batters when a hit means a
run and IL OF great value to the club
because NJ his opportune and dire
full swatting.
=
The Oilers have scored 3s runs
I'm the last six games, which, com
pared with the hard hitting Wichita
clubs mark OF l3 in the same num-
ber is a significant reason why the
Abbotts are fighting for tho lead.
with the club batting and field
ing as 1t is and with the rounding
into winning form Of Carl Adams
and the reporting Of Lefty Smith
son, which makes one OF the most
formidable pitching statfs in the
'caguc, and with wise Spencer Alb
bott at the helm the Oilers look like
the best club in the league, not
only to the writer, but to other
close followers OF play in the West
orn league.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07
BROWNS DIVIDE
DOUBLE HEADER
Split Even With Indians
New York Wins
From Mack Men

CLEVELAND, June 5-Cleveiand ana
St Louis split a doublehesder today 81
LouiA ~inninG the first 10 z, whuo ''eNo-
land took the second 20 /.
The scores -
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EsVES;2bSSs
Gerry Daley
WICHITA June

& - w l I n
four regulars
batting over 800
two within a few
points of the
charmed circle
and none hitting
under $50, the
Oiler offensive
In the first four
series played fol-
lowing I h e ir
northern tri p,
which includes
series with Jop-
lin, wichita and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

New York k----.............O0 900 900 o0o--o
BROOKLYN
summary: Runs, Olson :, Johnston My.
ora g. Schmandt, Grimes. errors, Fletcher,
Kelly Olson: two-bRse hits, Myers three
base hit, Kildun. home runs, Myers, dou'
bic plays Lear to Smith to Lear to Itlla
TO Kelly. Kudun. Olson and Schmfyil,
bases on balls off Benton 3, Oft winters J.
off Grimes struck out. by Benton l. BY
Grimes I.
Pirates Heat Reds.
CINCINNATI June 6.--Pittsburgh d.
feated Cincinnati today by punching hits
of Reuthcr.
f~f.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

A noted horticultural has de-
veloped a prune havins, instead of
n hard stone, an edible seed In It's
Ger 'sr. 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

A gasoline tractor of low power
has been invented for use instead
of horse on large lawn mowers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

S, losl,
Total, "a .2s IA

1.-TWO out Whtn WInnlnE fun FcoTed'
81 louis ....,,.,.... 900 600 OtO--i
Cleveland .,..s.s.....ss,,.1o ooo oOl--3
summary Runs, Tobin Jameson, Evans.
Error, Austin, tNo-bHse hit, Tohini stolen
base. Slalar, double plays jacobson, Sis-
icr and uedeon. Gedeon, Gerber and Sls-
lsr; haEes on balls of Davis ., OF Baghy
z struck out. nv nayiH 2, by bdghy l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

WASHINGTON June s.--scorinR five
times In the seventh inning, Washington
came from behind today and defeated Bos-
ton to 4 A half dozcn hits, two OF
them doubles accounted for the upset Of
Pennock,
Iha
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

Omaha .-.......-..,..... oOO 100 GpO---i
st Joseph .....,...,...,.. 100 ono OaN-t
Runs Leivelt Emerich, Btublkp-, hci-
leher, Moi.aushlin, error. Dlslason, earned
runs. Omaha 0, 81 Joseph . base on balls
kopn O. Mclaughlin I struck out kOpp
Il Mclaughlin 4, loft op bases. Omaha
g. St Joe ., two-bAse hit kopp, Kettle.
her, Two haHe hit Conroy, hit by pitcher,
Gialason, Mason sacrifice hit koller. Um-
pires Becker and buckley Time so.
cykowski Keats Packers.
SIOUX tlTY, June --bca Muines won
a hard fought game from sioux CITY here
today TO |, Sensational fielding ~ tho
viaitors was the feature
Tho score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

Summary; Runs Liebold, . Weaver.
jackson. F.lsch. 2: J. Collins, Young
Jones' Cobb, O. veseh Oldham; errors.
Weaver. ciootta Heiman, Bush. Ainsmith.
Two-bsse hits. Cobb, Jones, shorten,
weaver Feisch. sohalk. stolsn base.
Pelsch; dohle plays. J. Collins to Risbarg:
Rush to Young to Jones, Risberg t6 J.
Collins. Felsch to Rlsbers to ]. coiiiss: :
Hsilman ITO young; bases on balls. Oft Ci-
cote g. Oft Oldham I, Oft Oakrie z: struck
out by Cicotte ., by Oldham /. BY Kerr g..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07
Notes of the Game

WICHITA, kan. June 6.-Abe
Bowman Is Isbell's likely pitching
choice tomorrow, with Cowan as the
probable Abbott mound selection.
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Chicago ..-........,......2 400 600 Oo0-g
St Louis .................O 600 O1O ok
Summary: Runs, Hollocher, Tkuy
smith Heathcote. LuVan Clemons. Schypp
error Merkle; two-hase hits. Terry 2. -Four.
nter; stolen bases. Heathcote, double PLAYS
Hollocher Markle and OFarrell iayau.
Uornsby and Tournier bases on balls on
Hendrix 2, struck out, by Hendrix /. by
sohupp l.
shuts Out Giants.
BROOKLYN. June 6,--Grifnes ~ Brook
lyn pitched Hhutout ball today and the
league leaders beat New York. In only ous
inning did the Giants set a man past first
base.
gfOros
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snat,ed fer L-ihcid In eighth.
t1.wo mt Nhpu winning .un grtrNd,
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GAMES TODAY.
Western League.
TULSA AT WICHITA.
Omaha at 81. Joseph.
Dep Moines at Sioux city.
Oklahoma city at Joplin.
National Leakue
No games scheduled.
American League.
No games scheduled.
American Association.
Kansas city At Toledo
Minneapolis at Columbus
St. Paul at Louisville.
Western Association.
Fort Smith at Henryetta.
Springfield at Okmulgee.
Pswhuskn at Enid.
Drumright at Chickasha
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Westpru Leocue,

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Western League.
A. wichita. 2, Tulsa. 7.
Al Joplin. 4; Oklahoma CITY. :.
Al ST. Joseph. t-t; Omaha, 81.
At Sioux City. /. Dos Moines. ?.
National League.
At 50. Louis. 6, Chicago, 2.
Al Brooklyn, 9. New York q.
At Cincinnati. I: Pittsburgh, J.
No others scheduled.
American League.
At Cleveland. "a. St Louis 6-f
A; New York. IL. Phuadolphis, 6.
At Washington. 6: Boston. 4.
At Chicago. 7; Detroit 8. II innings.
American Association.
At Columbus, 4; Minneapolis, 1.
At Toledo. 8. Kansas city, 10.
At Louisville, o; 81. Paul, ?.
At Indianapolis, as, Milwaukee. Sc.
Western Association.
At Chickasha. 1; Drhmright 1, game
protested
At Enid, 4; Pawhuska, &.
Al Henryetta, 10; Fort Smith, 8.
AZ okmulsee, 7; Springfield ?.
Southern Association.
A. Nashville, Il; Birmingham, 7.
At Memphis, 2 Little Rock s.
At Chattanooga, =. Atlanta, II.
At Mobile. 1: New OrleRna, 4.
Texas League.
At Beaumont s; wichita Fails 4.
At Houston. al; Shreveport 81.
A. Galveston. 9; Dallas. 1.
Al San Antonio, 3 Fort Worth, s.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-24
RATHSkELLER AT HOME
Cecil 3. DeMiiie Shows One In "Wh,
Change Your Wife?"

The latest Cecil B. DeMille produc
ton, why Change Your Wife?", com.
ing to the Casino Theater for two
days commencing today thoroughly
up-to1date. Even prohibition has not
been forgotten by the famous pro
ducer in filming thic striking story OF
married life. The husband, played by
Thomas Meighan, not only has a full
supply of private stock in his cellar;
he has even constructed a rathskeller
down there. This is one of the points
about which he clashes with Gloria
Swanson, in the role of the wife
While she does not object to wine in
the house, she maintains that pri
vate rathskeller is carrying matters a
bit too far. Their clashes grow more
and more frequent, until finally the
husband seeks surcease in the
charms of siren, and troubles start
Cecil B. DeMillee has produced
this picture with all the laYishness
of detail and rare beauty that char
acterized male and Female" Viii
liam DeMille furnished the story
which was adapted to the screen by
Olga Printzlau and Sada Cowan.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-24
SURFAClNG ROAD BETWEEN
PLANT CiTY-LAkELAND

The hard-surfacing of the main
cross-State road between Plant City
and Lakeland, or that part which lies
in Hillsborough county, is now under
way.
LIS. Mcintosh, who has charge OF
the county road gang, said the work
was going forward at the rate OF one
mile per week; at this rate 1t will be
but one month before the road ia
completed. However, it was said that
two months surely ought to see II
finished.
After the county work is done II
will be up to Plant City to pave that
part of East Reynolds street within
the city limits as soon as possible
Plant City Courier
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-24
AN EDITORS SUPERNATURAL
POWERS ARE LIMITED

The following from the pen OF
Thorn In tho Palm Beach Post is 50
applicable to The experience of all ed
itors, and gives such a timely hint to
the readers Of every newspaper, that
we are reproducing it.
Met man a day Or two since who
jeered me because the Post failed to
chronicle his wedding which had hap
pened some days prior asked him
if he'd told anyone connected with the
Taper about it. He said he had not
but he supposed that we had some
way Of picking up all the news. AS
the. ceremony was performed in the
dark of the moon and forty miles
from this Office I was forced to ask
him If he thought all We had TO Dc
was to run our ouija board all night
long to determine when two turtle,
doves were about to experiment on
the hypothesis that two could live or
less than one. Some folks have an
idea that every time reporter sees
couple spooning he's going to camp
on their trail till the spoons are
swapped for scissors; but were thai
the case I can see where there'd be .
mighty long roster of men on the pay.
roll. The next time that man gets
married I'll bet he'll come to me ir
advance, and give full details, The
spirit communications l receive con
tain no information regarding con-
nubial felicity. Far be it from such