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The Keota news., 1920-10-29

len Asr~ne si~ a. ..~~ MAJ. ..-..
s s." a,S :. s"Ssn-s he : q. n.
nF~ the ru-cha~c.s shd other ourar ~ -
ssTs, = - ooT,s.raI,on <ae IVES, Sor~
tfades ana Irv-ioen, Clsf> me .r-,ru,yp,~
Sosese w N"rlnn az Cnv-rSiSy ,om aoTrE> al III.
VOC builder has 1850 constructive measure M
We Citizens 4 The weS Slope mas, earnestly .~n N y
tnS stsenoa he business az Cameo a,tS rs,sn "
~ S Sij1Hs~ Fo"aer fes Collins Creole. 70
Ns tsN ~ The, have hna the i.cpci az having tn<
Srr~s S,See institutions sir, serr~,l r1-,, n
:a. ne Me>' SoFe citizens have willnSt pr
~ &-cnt ~'.te institutions tia; we We -,>Avrs ~
<Is1 'iS ~e~' Slope sca-cly wha,c~.-S
tira az -~ct,onn enanarins from Mil S,r,
'Ir"aSh ne ~" and az Tom hut, rh., xcr
ssS.n s,aI 5 s'ae Is closer nni',r;lcn 's g~n-s
sne OUT desperate nArd~ NN
is~cSe sau ghAi these three pS.cE<s, "a
.sasMe ,h,l there Is surfccn, \E,Aes,
.e.i'e' oevesNhcn, insure q saving rAr6Aas
srfeaea; 10 'ase a. honda We e.(cxc.
s-ne~e Tom ros7 'hc-cnsh investigators ssaw
si OILY have r. lend IL c-rd, :oc ,h
'h'a nnc that II VII az ,sxes 70 ,h~
'axAye-s a. The State Colorado
Citizens Il IN East Slos~ West Saoys ~1u r~c
woe SSssrTcnl,y sG children toner
s<S'sna provided Hsss-ua,y ycu yesterday Ne
Nsnee hands with VOC In providing funds
to be ,o.nea os~e economically ana ocmuerrsly
oou We % nc Nc<sAwess DO not h sora ali
Pacific wyonas They 81 sh~ Southwest a. ses van,
20 BE limited Coz all q
.soa Ne. Nt1isn We arr glad 10 serrs say a. th~sr
eoros sr; ~e van; primarily - .csnel
Industrial saa Commercial, a
The E3s' Slope Ne ~An, 30 have thee ~ .
ses ses cor ssut sos cattle sheer
The products a. mine well nesd Ne ~aas a,sc
the hcsas ana he'esy hu,id>s a ucc> - ~
rant b1fd the sshea fund nse~rss Il the ruk
lie soacclA We wan, to te~eior water rrxC
he srr., ..s,. e.s,s,So. % mus" sS ' . ssn
maintaining the exyeoes cs our state esSssnmeas We
.sn' Colorado s:eoas greater manssassr.ns
AAY3fn lRaN ~ r,totA~
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19
COTTON MAKES
new HIGH
RECORD
Close Is Steady at Net Ad.
vance Of Ia to 80
Points.

ny The Associated Nrer-
NEW york. March n The cotton
market showed continued strength to-
day al months except july maklnA
neW hieh rccaris for the season while
lDiS made nov hlgh ground for the
movement The general market closed
sirady 81 a net advance ~ IL g. ~
points june which has been ucmi b
naiN about es5 points below May was
fur.et ~ 90 s7s5 by the purchase "a
rue contract and was 2oo points net
higher =: the close or only 20 points
below May
Tn. risrsot opened firm 20 an adj
vance owing o. the sharp advance IN
.vef f,.rsoi continued optimism over
fha German a'unt'nn and urtlvorahie
w. fhfr in The eastern belt Trade
ir'fresfs were Hsain gooi buyers.
fnnuEh Mar D seemed o. o. 'of sale
around e. t 80 supply the immediate
hsrnrrd hut 10 VS. held weN un Co
chat fetir, whsle later months show
ga relctnus 81 several points no thr
cfoao urdsf profit tnklne and less
ffNaf.tle Hw nf thr German rpwa
recount - the locai stock result
90 In a minus correciion ~ about 1Nnl
fitl.s ir the cerirrsted supply which
arro-dinr o. fhe revised faura~
amount. 90 only 1870 teles Tnls
comhined with thf failures of the
March PRICES 90 hfirr cotton bore dur
ms ESQ 'morth ~ ionfly Increased the
rra7aircs- - shur ln Nav ana Iu'y
lnd can fIfH'fd largely Geo tae advance
In these pus.ffDrH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19
TOP RECORD IS
MADEBYCORN
CHICAGO
Close, However, IL Unsettled
Because of Nervous
Trend.

CHICAGO Mnfch rs Tho top price
for the season resulted IN the corn
market today rom continuance Of
buiiish sentiment The attitude ~ val
ucs. however led To- great nervousness
and the close WIS unsettled i-2c
net lower To like advance. with May
1865 as to IL and July it9 rs TO 1850.
oats lost - 10 s-+c and provisions
gained nom 2 Ia to si.25.
Confidence on the part OF tho bulls
IN the corn market was based chiefly
on the smltllncH. % supply hero ana Oh
the readincs. with which current re-
celrt= was absorbed
oat- commanded the gncxamplcd
price OF tioc bush.i for number
white. hat then ruccdcd owing 20 I'm
port duty rumors
Provisions we're strong with hogs
and corn. Temporarily u rev uneasy
shorts bid pork up t3oQ "A barrel
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19
.LiYeSfock5
FoRr WORTH 1--we STOCK

SPECIAL To- The caller.
FORT WORTH. Texas. March Is
Texas cattle sold on an active and fui-
~ steady market Thursday Fresh re-.
ceipts measured close to 1900 cattle
and aso calves In addition there were
gooJ many ears " South Texas
steers held Ovef from Wednesday EV-
er,th,ng On hand was disposed OF
without any rcddling and the yards
were cleared within coupi, ~ hours
after the market opening Most steer
deals ranged from sio.25 to si075 "a
var ~ heavy south Texas calves sold
81 tiaes
Quotations Cattle. Reeves s. OOu
1925, stockors $1,000 1898. COWS $500
lfiers. heifcrs stoonixe5 bulls So 900
MTgbs Calves s. aonils0
Hon- Heavy ti4h0Qi475. light
iitaen 1910. medium tias0f i45O.
mixed 81 toui1sc. common sii5UQ
1850. pigs ss5oai2oo
sheep Lambs $1,000 10 co. year
llngs tisoogi 800 wethers 81 VOU
1900. ewes slisoA i2o0. cuils y 90 10
: 90. Goat. tsaHf.s0
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19

NEW YORK. March ls The local
market Cor nav SUGAR continued firm
today and prices made new hieh
ground FOR 'hc moy.rcn, closing n:
- cents for Clhas cost and freight
equal 60 1895 for ceutflfuVais There
were sales ~ $1,000 bags ~ Cubns 'o
lrcll refnerr for March ahipments "a
3 cents cost ard freight and there was
Is further buying interest AZ this level
sf fnf cinse while holders were ask
ing lao higher. n was also reported
that there was u good inquiry .n Cuba
on an FOB basif though no Hiie-
came o. light
ln future there were anles - uniy lN0
be- improving and Some ~ tho refiu-
cr~ hr. said 90 Rc educating sugar u
iltfic moro freely Prices were uu
changed. rauF.rs from - to 10 CENTS
fu- fine graduated.
IN future there Nere stier - only lel
tons hui enc market wn- nrmer fli-
lowing tnr confirmed strength Dos th'
-uoi ma kof and CLOSING prices were
80 fo f- points NOS higher
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19

~ ONftNheN from tsEr tus1
courage the formation ~ co.. operative
organizations tor the handling ana dis
trihuting Of perishahlc food supplies
ny Tho Associated pre.s
HOUSTON Texas March Is Fol-
lowing the adoption Of a resolution by
the Cattle Raisera' association Of Texas
to-day declaring that o packers mono.
poly exists and demanding government
supervision President W " Turney
Of ~ Paso. tonight declared that the
Texas cattlcmen'r Organization viii
continue the agitation for suitable red
oral iegisif lon providing FOR adequate
supervision OF the packing industry
until such legislation IA secured. u -
fight 90 a finish" lie said every
agency possible will hc used In TIM.
campaign.
Al officers were re- elected a. fol-
lowe; W W Turney. ~ rAso. Texas
president. cyrus -. Lucas Herclnig.
Texas, first vice. president. = NJ kie-
berg kInEsNliie Texas second vice.
president. T. r rrvo1 san Antonio.
Texas. honorary vice president; jones
Cailan. Menard. Texas honorary vice
presidents I'd G. insntcf. FsifurfAs
honorary Vice president Al 81 Nc.
rAdden Victoria Texas honorary
,ice- president. J u. Jackson. Alpine
Texas. honorary vice. president. A. ~
Robertson. SAton. Texas. honorary
vice president. Sam Davidson Fort
Worth. Texas honorary vice prrsi-
dent. } n. y Davis Richmond. Texas
honorary vice. president. ionr Lander
sin, Amarillo. Texas. honorary vice.
president. : u. Burnett. Fort worth.
Texas. treasurer; T. D. Spiiier Fort
4 Worth. Texas. seer tar,i A g.. VIII
Hams. Fort Worth. Texas. assistant
/ ecrcfnfN. Dayton Moses and = 9
Row" Fort Worth. Texas attorneys
san Antonio war solicited as the
D fnsgffuu rf4a.. Tor fQuf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19
Bronchitis
Chest Colds

when that tlghtncss appears in your
chest and the shurp pains signify ln.
flammatlon and ronEsatlon you need "A
hot application right away
Heat eases pain. and when you use
Begy's Muhtariue you get just the right
kind ~ hnat penetrating heat-that
quickly reduces uli soreness ana con-
Eestion Apply II tonisht and cover
with a cloth. You u feel lots better IN
the morning. lt'a grand sensible
remedy that an who uao n praise 81
cents. s. G. Wells a Co, i.eitoy n V
fAHtf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

NEM YORK March lS-Cnttonse.d
o1 muved ln 80 Gao a. points early to-
dAv with gu. rise Dob other commodity
markets tut reacted latter under re-
ahlinE and fol want % uu side sup
port Closing prices fnr active months
we're q points lower Co nef higher.
S..lcs o. goo barrels Prime crude ~ Do
saics Prime summer yellow spot 70 60
$4,000 N1y -oii. July .o43 sep
tsmher .o61 Prime winter yellow and
summer white nominal
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19
MIXING MATRtHoNY AND
hOONSHlNE POOR IDEA

AXIOM Don't mix mntrimony and
moonshine. s l'etrinskl boa an excel
lent TRADE in Illicit booze lila wife said
Pc wasn't supporting her. Officers
went tu serve the warrant FOR wife neg
lecf They met steve driving 90 town.
fe had moonshino In his wagon He's
gotta talk twice IN court now
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19

Established tB7a-Nsw Orleans la.
cstt.n. Stocks. Grain. Provisions, Cot.
ton Seed. OIL, SUGAR end Coffee.
Members o. ne New Orleans Cotton
kxcs.nre New Orleans Future Hrofsfs
Association Sew York Produce EY-
shsuEr New York Cotton Erhang@
New York coffee Exchange. Chicago
BOARD ~ TRADE Associate Members OF
Liverpool Cotton Association.
special attention given 20 the execu-
ton - orders on tbs above exchanges
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19
IT'S a BIG ORDER

cue AGp Indians Take notice
and beware Two cowboys Paul i.ecse.
49, ard bis brother. Edward A. are on
Their wny 70 Colorado 20 erterminate
redskins. They left tho other Bight
with pancake flour and a rifle. The po-
lice are looking for EN-. They forgot
90 gay goodbye 10 their mother
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19
PLENTY OF CHOICE
FOR THIS YoUNcsTER

LONDON March ig-The child ~
Captain and Lady Patricia Ramsay
0rrinc"ss r1D hrs boon chris enea
k'ea nfer AfthuT Aifnusn David Ram
sny The baby didn't turn hair
during tha nHmiuE
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19

a largo tank Of wine. consigned 20
Boston from California. was hrokcn
into az Springfield. Mass. hy RAILWAY
employees and enough consumed 20 In
canacitate scores OF Workucn,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19

A now American steamship service,
carrying freight and passengers. has
been established between San Fran
''~o ral ari Corinto NicnraFun. by
the Pacific steamship company.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19
NEW YORK 7; SAN ANTONIO /

~ The Associated Press
sAN ANTONIO. Tevns March is--
fErhihHlonl
RI y
Nn~ YnrH Giants n l3 p
San Antonio tTeras I.saEuel
Batteries TonsY fnrnrs and Snf-
or Mocartf Nuns Bsrfooi nui GLIB
SON Whitney
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19
Md1:ketNevs
RIce


NEW ORLEANS. March though
rice mo- sales Receipts nome.
C.ean rlee STRONG Sales Blue Rose.
, ii7 l.1eFOts DO o. 90 ~ l-1 Receipts
} y5s lirnn and polish unchanged.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19
TINS LII JONAH
CANE TO GRlEE

LONDON. Mare" rs Miss Mary
Watson told tho hospital physicians
She swallowed mouse ~ ran along
The pillow and into my mou'h" said
she. - always sleep with uy mouth
open" She lives The mouse doesn C.
a fountain thrush is "a new cnnvrn.
ence which can be used Tor Hacking
stoves. cleaning clothes. polishing au-
tomohiies stencilinr. or cleaning type
A thumb valve regulates IN Flow OF
liquid frnfn the hollow handle 90 me
.4I.sl.a at 80 IrttaI
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19

use cellar Classified Aes
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19

Use Caller Classified Ads.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-19
CATTLEMEN PUT TUR-
NEY BACK AS PRESl-
DENT ASSOCIATION.

tCon,innsd from PsEe OpsD
courage the formation ~ co-opsnttiv
organizations TOR the handling and dis
trihuting OF perishahlc food supple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

SUFFERING
Ataxia Pains and Diabetes
Made Life Almost
Unbearable.
One Of Enid. Oklahoma's Best
Known Ladies Writes Letter
Of Gratitude to Inter-
State Doctors.

The following unsolicited testlmculal
from Mrr. Y Phillips OF Enid n
highly yrAfify ing to the Inter State
peso6gU Nm, fhiliips Is no, only one
u the best type of women In OklahOm1
but her sons and husband have envi-
able regulations Ms business men Ho'
testimonial unsolicited as II came.
should be of interest to sufferers from
chronic disssses She writes 10 fol.
lows:
Enid. Okla, Dec. II. 1919
y had been VI for eight years with
dlabctss and a serious nerve trouble
| bsd taken treatment from q number
of physicians who seemed to help me
for a time but | Hradsally began TO set
much worse until the latter part Of
lsly. ! ws almost beyond Eoinx at
all. and lie vas almost unhenrahlt
On August /. 1919. began treatment
with the Interstate Doctors while
| was being treated for Diabetes
these physicians after giving me u most
careful examination found that | WAS
also suffering from I.ncorno,or Atarln
which YES causing my most severe
palma They frankly told me that This
ceN,d not be entirely cured but that
they could do a wrcn, deal 5or me.
have received benefits far beyond my
hopes not only have gained greatly
In nesh, but can now get my nights
rest which had been imposs bic for a
lons time before placed myset IN
their hands am more than thankful
for what has been done for me
chesrfnliy recommend the Inter State
Doctors.
MRS. n r PHILLIPS"
TIE Interstate Doctors have hun
dreds of 'cstimonisls on file at their
offices They are from people nf un-
questioned vsroity and rei,ab biI,ty.
Perhaps the greatest progress IN
medicine has been through the d,scov.
cry and use ~ intrsvenous medication.
that II. Introducing ueatmen, directly
10 the blood stream This method Of
treatment is naturally more effective
as the treatment does not hnve Ia BE-
taken into the stomach 10 undergo the
various chemical changes but by being
taken directly into tho blood more al
rect and rapld results rrc obtained 4
rreat many easee ~ tuberculosis
brishts disease. etc. have been cured
in this way.
Thousands hsvs been restored IA
hes IN Some have been cured In one
office treatment fsuch ~ ynricose and
other yenlsrgrnents They administer
the esReins French 9ii.
The dseases treated by the Inter.
STATE Doctors are all chronic disesse-
of the blood, nerves Kidneys. liysy an.
stomach. including eatsrrh, rhsurna
tisni. indisesiicn. constipation. nerv'
ousness. ioss or nerve force, ssitre. r1I
stones diseases OF women and trsesse,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
IEkAeUE issue
PUT TO TEST IN
/ THIRD MISSOURI
Both Parties Wage SignIfi-
cant Political Battle,

WASHINGTON. Jan. ~ before Sen.
otak Hitchcctk can attempt To revive
the peic. treaty In the senate on Fer.
yuary 10. ~ hs has announced ne In.
tends n do, the league OF nations vii
be made the chief issue of ono OF the
hottest campaigns ever vassd IN the
turbulent political history of Mlssour'
On f,brusfy ~ the voters ~ Third
rongrss iunni district of that state vii
elect n rIcrssr0r 10 Secretary o' Cont
mprre Alexander n democrat, who rep
fe len's1 " continuously from March =,
1901, uhill hr resigned from congress
recently 20 step into tho presidents
cs hlnet
The drsrric, comprises ten counties
According 70 the census Of 1910. the
had population Of ib'Fs, which ha-
dountics, Increased cons .ierably sine
then.
pv,tlno Treaty 20 Tsst
Hssfed hy Senators llOrlh ~ lfahN
and johnson of Cal,iornii republicans
opposed IN the commitment Of th'
American pconlc to me league ~ M
tions, p-opnas 90 give bfttle to tho s1-
unistrttion f1rccs In ne district neNl
wee fof TIE cypress purpose Of pltiinf
pullc s'n'lmO regarding the W"a3
To- q crucial test
s.asio-s porah nni i<uson are pre-
par,d 10 attack 'ha league Tom ihn
sininu Thcy vii he met hy AleSandc-
hlrnreN Rnd ctN,f hpab rsfnen for INC
adm inistrr ton. Including u n ah.
Ai'prn.y General Palmer nni Third As
sis,ant Postmaster General poekep,
congressional contest IN which
John 3. Front. republican, and capt.
J I. MlillgSn. democrat, are the rival
candidates. promises. therefore, 10 de-
velor far reaching national Significance
porrh. Johns N and their republican
a,.oc a,es. plin to mass u q vehicle
for helping to carry out their purpose
90 force the treaty 40 one Of the prtn-
eipai issues Of the presidential cam
palgn
rreho oek Nay spssk.
II the rspubl can candidate 10 elected
they cnn naturally claim reputation OF
the league ~ nations by u majority or
American citizens In large and popu'
lous section Of . pivotal stats Ike
Mis- ssoufi
N the democratic candidate 70 sue
ees.fui, tho adm nis,ra,ion on the other
M nj. can contend rrpndiatiou Of porah.
johnson and other treaty opponents and
Nstiflcet on ~ the presidents course
In srefingto commit the American peo-
pie 10 the leagus 81 nations.
while the 'hitle over the league of
M t'ons IL farng In Missouri. the treaty
vii 10 held In sbeyance In the senete
pending the return Of Senator Hitch
rock. the himlnl.tratlon's treaty man.
ager. from Omaha. Seb.. his home city
Ohiiher he departed last night II may
be that Hitchcock. while he is IN the
middle west, may find time 10 DELIVER
one or two Addresses In The Missouri
district.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

ii NHt0y NUFn UIo luSt 0uy
union after snoiher. II may s~rm
i to be Q work OF supcreruGation TO
suggest that another union Of work
ets be formed for o,ten.iys and A
"'''e purposes
Nevertheless. there 10 = crying need
for one more union and tbs, 4, :.
,,.,o. a,h
u"''" o, "o'no"
Probably the idea OF mothers
union viii strike your funny bone. II
10 10 lAush 10 think 81 mother demand
lng an vlsht hour day. and Q siH-day
week. and a p percent raise In ~aEer.
and threatening to 80 out On stilk,
II she doesn gcl them
Nobody has imaEni ion enough To
picture mothtr rciuslng To 80 to worh
tnii' oeloek and knocking of at ..
and calling u a day. or dempdin
overtime when she has TO WORK all
dsy sunday getting up an extra good
dinner for all the other members OF.
the family who ere loatinG and rest
iur or refusing 10 cook up something
tNtra iur father. or the boys. or girls
b, cause thoy have come IN late after
the regular meal hours and the ainlng
room is closed.
or stopping walking the baby when
II has the cole because her time Ia up
W itthfiHk W gptutVnf Nuo ~
y.ek because che 10 a regularly qual-
"a cook. or seasastr-ss. and not a
K nufse. or Joining In n sympat the,ic
.u.ke because some other womar's
"a band ts sunny 10 her. Or some oth,i
"oinws,s children treat her slth Ia.
gtautude
NO. II doesn't look. nj first sikht
Hs II motncr was really good union
timber But even %. there IL desper
ate need the mothers Of the country
ould set together and form an OF
n,zEton through which Noy could
..IsSt scMe srsauy needed sctarm ihai
tasy g 70 nsvG bring aeout indi-
''uuany
ihe purpose Of this mothers union
shoai be 10 saSsrge. incruHB. so.idifj
aHd shioros nDe(hsfs sae finfiuene.
perhAp " tbat seems unooesafy ~
>ou. II isn't hotherG eacfsd hflu
,nce Ia The most o,rr.t .touted and over .
p'oss aSent'd thing In the world II
docs no4 control even her own chi e
uren, aud. and u Is nuilifitd oy IN.
OPINIONS OF the other children Win
~non her own associate,
Individually mo- hers innsence
amounts TO Almost nothine, Out ",
influence OF mothers union wol.i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
Lewis SEARCHES
FOR "PHYs|c|AN'
Doctor Closes Picture Shows
Without Authority.

The state health department 10
searching for mysterious doctor who
j. even more mysterious than ska
toofvs"
TS authority ~ this mag Of myp-
0ery IL gues,lpned nv Dr. A. IT. Lewis,
state health commissioner. lie precipl-
iated a panic in 0smuisss county,
Eedntsday
Z Doctor Lewis received telegram
hon him sent from McAlester In which
- ratd that In accordance with ;onr
&NYuctlons, I have closed the picture
SLOWS In okmuigoe county" This VS..
followed nv telesrams from 0kinulsee
askinw who ard why.
The shows actually closed for q few
konrn rn,, 4, was learned that no ruch
instruct lnns had been issued. Tho only
~ sr'snsiion Doctor Icwis secs u w
snr,eone tra some ''lu" preventive he
wanted 10 sel and sought TO improve
hrcinefs n litle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
TRAM CONDUCTOR
TELLS OF WIFE'S DEATH

SAN ANTONIO Texas, Jan. y NV
Sife hated iniosicsuts and was out !.
epoksn In condemninx their use" sad
p O.. Parker. Missouri, k@nsns
reshs conductor. after n confession hal
Nssro mhde ~ Tom W. Grow thit Mrs
parker q hridc OF three ror'r7. ~
died In h's arms In an autorohile after
they had taken several drinks Of brandy
and tNr, te pitched her body head first
INTO III. san Antnnio river.
The hody ~ Mrs. Parker was found
IN tire San Antonio river "Wednesday,
following her disappearance Friday OF
Nhe pveetdlng week.
C,ow WAS arrested A. Houston
"wednesday night and hrouEh, back
here, Ne made his statement late Sss.
0eYday. Diamonds valued 81 G,Aop
which Mr~ PARKER was wearing were
lsrorsrod IN information furnished By
vK0H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
ASlKMA WOULDN'T
LET HIM IlE.D0WN
Hasn't had a sign Of trouble
now for over 8 months.

"A wear seo 7 had .,,hm, m ,.a nv
,+,cpt. N o,,rh, .o,,Is nsyer 90, ,v.,
n had der,n,ed ,oy lo,r ,l,,s Min.
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bottles 81 worth, I found m,,sit corn. com.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

fI0uR tn rant. conSoitcd several
doctors end every ons told mo ths
came but ! kept fighting 70 keep from
having Tho opessRoa. Had read -
many times of LYDIA E PinkAan'e
Vegetable Compound and Il helps4
my sister 70 ! began taking X ]
have never felt bettsf than l havs
abls TO DO sll my vosk. M ve0s-
table Compound y esstainly oos grsad
medieins. b. NrsL ]. r nAffaEVA
All syeAmoes Street. Cairo IN.
OF courss thses ~ naay ssgieua
casss that only Z surgical opsrstion
will relieve. We freely ackn0WDsdgs
this, but u sbove lstssf. end many
others like It amply prove that many
operations are recommended when
medicine IN many cases y ~ hat v
poo6od
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

oulN b, brought 10 ich that the whole
s'N IL one great sisicrhood. ond that n
tNcy save Their children they must
sand together and work AS on,
woman.
For every mother determines the
Kind of husband or wife rome other
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
RUP7URED! TRY this FREE
A New Appliance Sent on 80 Days. Free
Trial at Our Expense

Lass than . year gro . Kansas City
physician invented q new appliance for
rupture 81, was trieS out " few local
sptsad ana IN Ices than sir months over
49, Of sAs spP'isssss vsrs sslns scrn.
q elsale ysh tSv6A Il has - ~
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