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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
"Year Ago Today Together at
Madnee-Oh, to Know, to Know
Where He Is at This Moment"
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
corrsh. 1877. K'as r.,'ur" syndicate.
Ella Wheeler Wilcor

week and keep them holy and ustfdl-
has a,NAys beer my mu'ic
nGice the solar s,stsm keeps A. ~
hui'es r,Eht hrourh N. seven tay-. I
use 80 Sape SUNDAY different from
other dsys however 'hnk o. rsst'u.
ard 20 good taste ne much muse
~ that dsy. ami association with son
genital souls. ard time iQi books ani
meditation
II was wonderful always win noh-
ert and me We save = To- Of y ople
much happiness on SUNDAYS and Roh-
,rt always regretted the ending of each
sunday II IL my most dlfflcul, day TO
get through now.
have had great uplift IN the long
vaited-fog book by 'hs, great sc!en-
lis, and brilliant man 81 Oliver
Lodge Forty years In purely ph,scsl
sc rncc.. then for tweni, ycAts the
last haN ~ thr FORTY, he r'- been
iu' 'e.ugntlrs sr.ruNl ph'u1men'
llo went .rto i ia ttpas" = found
great 'rulh ana wrote o' g IN me
survival VI Man aHi spmf 0thts
works
Two ,onis aeo his son. si-yosr .e'a
Raymond. WAS killci DO var. sir Oli-
rer ana his wife. LADY LodEr. bryan
systematic research for proofs of the
continuity ~ his personality and tho
new book Ia the glorious result. II has
stirred mo TO the depths and made m.
realize how patient ono must te. hhf
wal, and work as Edison or Cyrus
Field or Mafconi waited and worked.
for their proofs of . new discovery
realize IN whs, good and noble
COMPANY ! am In my rcssarch"s IS
rssd "Raymond." and can afford 20
b. paticnt ana walt for results
Whom got NY personal praQfs ],
tp. shan hive n snevase fot the word
a. no has nov
Although he NJ. not awakened "a
ne larger knosledye Of relncarna'ion
all his experiences and the statements
made from tn. other side are In per
feet accord with my theoeophicsl stud
'es. II all makes q wonderful chain OF
evidence.
sro,. him q letter q nisht or ses
ago telling him hov srsst ny deet ~
Last night Q swsst young widow
brought . greet composrr and . ven
derful singer and q violin,st here sna
We had an evening of gIorious music
Vas nhls 10 play three numbers with
them on the harp and Harry playef
on Tho msndclin
Ethel sud are s,aas 10 ias. wp
horseshsc riding ! have not r.iien
IN twenty ysarS, hut f,cl \ longing ios
this mode OF exercise, II 10 one thiag
! did not dc with i,otert; Ne never
rode. 40 ! will r0t have 10 fight Nom
erise In that ~ in everything slsA
Faithfully. -
! - tcsausssa fso~rsvl :.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
WILSON ASKS STATE TO RAT|FY SUFFRAGE
TENANTS COMPEL
lAn0l l0oD 70 TAKE
INCREASE Of RENT

NEW YonK. fch . Unable 10
'hink n sny'hlnE elss ,o do vI'h
Tho u and ~ monthly rental In
rr~,s.s his ,lght tenants forced
upon him over his protect G'0fg
~. RELY. on au'i rt"iit.'t. inliy t,t
elecitir,ahs a. eOfs wlfns lN
riyht.fsmllY apartment M Wet
itHih s'rsst. lOr sl"'trir ny NJ
Kelly hsd -eadfss'lY maintained
hi. IRE wsr rental schedule n 80
month FOR his apartments un'il
HE tenants got together yesterday
snd voted him the Increase.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
ID. Atte.es. Tee. :. lllI.

los Angeles. FEB = i9i1
nsar Marcus.
Nv ihi- time yon az no dnuN; 'v"r
ynur htui7 =. and am over ny tron-
rhius shich loylet me about ruIg ~
10, ten do5r and nish,s, th1asi ! ''as
No and t1lfr ,hings all the firi'
Am so slii Won enloy the stuff | ssnf
YOU from my conscsted tables ] -
not miss iae postage II is sn N IN"
day, WORK I do no, resd all send
but sk.u he cream from most ni tne
ma~sHines. To-day. 20 please sweet
Helen Mathsvson. who has ven 90
good 10 ne. went 10 her hoiLc {,
lunch marty. There were tNeiN. N"in'
en-. fe., dased and out Of my sph,re.
who used to love bury cr,wii of
hrlliian, -ni i'sv people, now snrnk
from being with more than four or I've
r. pic
kpySar ngo today Rohe.t eu1 : were
a. matinee tog thrr on 70 kSoN
10 KNOW WHERE III Is Al
THIS MOMENT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
E. l. THOMAS FOUND
GUILTY IN DOPE CASE

~ l. Thomas was found Gu'lty We'd
nesdsy morning OF conspiracy 20 snug
sic dope from Mexico to this country
and of pcddliug dope by . federal jury.
Ebert Davidson, Uicd Jointly with
Thomas. was found not guilty on .
similar charge. Tho case vas on trial
Monday afternoon and Tuesday. going
10 the Jury latc Tuesday afternoon.
Arthur Ferris. = oue-leGsed negro
pleaded 9uilty % . charge Of selling
dope "wednesday morning Iio will he
sentenced along with Thomas ana
others wednesday afternoon. LID and
Kats Smith. oklahoma city negroes
we're being tried Wednesday on .
charge Of selling dope, The case prob
ably Win bs concluded late IN the aft
ornoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
Born Feb. 29?
Send Your Name

osvw sW sN aR0itsA shlb, uwees
ths American nee. IN ch'Wses
wsSsss, Nv. =. ~, osW /.
smlth ssys No Nee has ssw
b,vth1ay partlse-
Rss6lWO tks rimss In Fsrt
osses, NaN., Whsrs ~ 10 'lviNs.
~ ssNs ME Nams 70 me Less
vsas s6tes.
We says ~ wee N Ne Nsl~.
bsw 6lvlsteW, y sseo,s bvs hsoee
- - N ssssN wNth sswss~s
tAls yeee.
Q. 4. ushlRs. aa stlssWsy, -
Nsesh keQv svsNse, y . tsee
ysss o,ssp6oy @eA ~ was bssw
IN toVa. M meenes, Mes. ,. ~.
Patton. ~ Vuo)oR. Mlss.. wss
lIlssw,ss esss - rsorsary .. IN
itse.
% NV hssw sry bsey wMss'
b,rth1sse h vseeoesy ~ n yss
q, ,uvses - SoveDHoeo ~ sley e6seeg
q ~ v6WoA ~ . ~ - n -
oa1eAeaa esers>osae ~ eeeevs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
~ ;sicss ne r, sea ;:'sv's;la

Information hat Grocers have paid
q legitimate prics Of ~ high ~ u
cents PER pound for sugar In Okh-
bona during the past few months has
bees sbtaiBsd ~ Il Rogers. sscrs-
tAry 10 John II. Rsbold. state fair
psics commissionss.
ny no means are sn Srocsrs profit
sess on saGar." Rogers sald Thursdsy.
Many have ac~ep,ed . loss on the
commodity IN order 20 keep down
pyicss 10 their customers.
Rogers hopes that the price H sugar
wiIl he materially iowercd with the re-
esips of Cuban shipments which ars
now arriving ct NM Yorh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
HOUSE G. 0. p. CUTS
OUT FORCED TRAINING

WASHINGTON, Feb. rs IN. pfo.
sr,m ~ republican house leaders "a.
omit universal military training from
tho army reorganization hin ~ss A..
ccp'~i today by tho house military
committee, witch ordered a favorable
report on tho bin without any recon-
nendation as 20 training.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
PASADENA WOMAN
IS SHOT AND KILLED

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Fen. IS -Mi,.
florence iicusei. 20 yests old. owner Of
ih' hun'InE,on Hail SCHOOL for Girls
n south Pasadena. near here. VAS
-ho, and instantly killed In her room
last nieh, hy an unknown assailan,.
who then se' 'irc to tho building The
fpo ~ss discovered by Mis-. iious-rs
father Assd ~. Who ss,lnsulshed the
fan1eo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
To. Write Her Experiences
in Spiritual Research.

Just got news ot the breaking Of DIP
lomailc relations with Germany. Great
excitement IN the city.
I opened my Bible sitting In iron' ~
my little shrine where I have tn pi,
ture OF Christ and my Beloved and
where keep flowers and burn trccnss
each day. I always open my Bible w
rreat hours " anxiety and always look
~ wrn, my thumb rests on. r,d TO-
day
I'VE shrN 10 av'j from the hands ~
ou- enemies and from all who hate
~
Now am going down sireci 10 BUY
a blank book and there write down an
my experiences up TO date In spiritual
research. II will he of lntsrrs, AZ or
q few years TO the world. whether ]
am here, or THERE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
vsrmsr Msysr 10 vses chsrcss.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Feb. .k.--Gov.
Thomas y kilby today granted tho re-
duest of The governor Of Arkansas for
the estrndl'ion Of d n Pialey. said
TO have formerly heen mayor OF North
IAttie Rock, Ark. now held a, De
on'or. Ala. On = charge OF grand lar.
ceuy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
ARREST Of DRY
AGENTS PLAN Of
STATE ATTORNEY
Hundred Pickets Assembled
to Stop DaIrympIe,

IRON RIVER, Mich. Feh. IS Warn
ing that he SaS PREPARED 10 sres,
every United states prostitution agent
IN the county. was issued today Ivy
states Attorney ~ 4. McDonough. 10
the Iron county pfohlbition dispute.
lie aaid hs has arranged for 100 picked
men 10 carry out his orders.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
Appelntn,sst 10 surprise.

The selection NJ Mr.. Colby came A.
surprise. mos, officials assuming
that Frank /. Polk. acting secretary.
would he the prctidsnts choice Tho
first .nkilrE that the president was N
appoint someone outside his official
family came when Mr.. Colby visited
the White House early today IN com.
psnv with Raymond r BAKER. director
VI the m'n,.
Nr. Colsy sas tsh..x to zee ,he pfesi'
den; on the south Trn and few
minutes later tho formal announc'ment
oi his selection sss mad" ii.s nomins-
ton IL expected 20 lee tent 70 the sen.
ate vlthinh day ct two
This il not the first of'lc~ Mr.. Co'hy
ha. held under tho president admin
is,fs,ion he vas appo,,Ied mem
Der Of the shipping hoard and tho
fCor,jnue5 on Pace Z, Column 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

Ansr Nr CoHy has taken o'nc. N
ro's. Who h,, been secretary -
interim since he resignation - NJ.
lansing .s expected 10 retrafron ne
state department.
Mr, Po.k's health hAs no, been good
and physicians hstA ADVISED hlm g.
takN long rest
Should NJ. rolt retire. tNo import.
ant. posts IN the -,a'o department
would be vacsat that %, unAsr-secr--
tar. and ct assistant "cr.;sry. The
latter place was held ty william Phil
lips. newly appointed minister To the
E,therlanda hnd Iuxenth1irH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
School. cls.sd Account Of r,u.

MEXICO CITY, Feb. ?S--sohool..
churches and other public meeting
places have been closed indefinitely be-
cause of influenss. Estimates Of the
number OF canes In Mexico city run As
hi6h ~ several hundred thousand, hut
there have been comparatively few
deaths,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
ACCEPTS
CABINET PLACE.;
POLK MAY QUIT
Wilson Announces Action Az
Ter Personal Meeting,

"ts'rS1TpH t'. d. q, Mind A.
,Hu. ~ %sw }urt pH, va. ono -
80 Ieader. ~ mo pr ,gro,ne part
under Tsoni1fe Roosevelt. viii succeed
Robert L,~SlHg - srofr'sry ~ ,iafe
Arr0trr cm'r' - r' ssisr'gn ~
President Nlsrr "a, made 'aAsy 81
ne white liasss
coloys Statement,
On lss'.ng tho Vr.'s U5g', NJ
.Cn'tv sid
4 Aad ,ong Eni unhufr.d con
terence Nth the president which iw.
pressed rtc ~i1 ~. gTra' conf 'dsn,r
he rs, r-possd .1 ms 7 hrae { .fau
no' Prove in1l,gla'4 - h'se stsa'
d.fi,s"
W Colby '..I 'hi' bending ~on,f.
e,HNon ~ his rorus'i0n tr u- sen
Atr pc DID not ar'.Tr 20 mako sts's.
mont
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
Attempt Made
To Assassinate
Serbian Rulers
Prince Regent and Premier
Reported Wounded,

frtbp' I.. - An arsn..
lfs braI u.8s t1 n.afsIslis
I-.a.a Regent A'sia1drr ~ Serbia
srI i-'n.r r.o'feh according n,
ha.'iA'u from rr's' % me Cor.
ll.s dlts IA. 'orelre,d ~ ihs zen.
'faI N"as Rome correspondent.
Both hs - hrc regent sni i1a pre-
r.s- "rf- ~9Ind.i. %" fe.0y, ie-
ssfst
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
LEGISLATURE
READY To HEAR
PAROLE PROBE
Resolution Passed by House
Wednesday morning,
RUSSELL SAYS HE'S READY
Suf'raee Referendum Before
Representatives Today,


WAs-is6roN, Feb. a -pfssi.
den, Wll.on TO-DAY sppssi,d TO tns
i,3i,i,,ure ef the state Of Okla.
hor, 20 rstl'y me federal sufrsss
amendment,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
Reads Raymond" Real
ises Noble Company
She Is In.

Los Angeles. Feb. is, 1911
rrp Marcus;
. Ny Waiting secretary wrote twenty
nse letters for me to-day ana | wroie
i've myself after slsv went. This makes
sis. got you're juet before she iefi.
4 ccGld not reAA that Sundsy ersntis
ilicsibie tShcii mario ths sieht Of n
wns enough. I read Z iew linee, got
HE aumbss'' anA seepped him sRd his
ally. pamphlst lato ths vests beoket
'1an10beF ~ ssvsa lAyp & The
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

, f-gu.st 'o- Campbell Russell 70
,r,-snt 20 no rpsakcr Of tho house Of
cprvsu'atv's shateyor charges ne
fl'n's ~ make ss,inst tho pardon aud
lroc ds1ay'rcnt win affidavit. ana
.bef arpof uss made this morning by
be- .reasr. 90 accorlones with a ro.o-
-. u passed. few miuuies after me
boIre sas caiiel Ia order.
'ghe request viii receive prompt ana
'oufi'ous attention. Hpss-il aid. no
dii not state waen he would make an
snsyer.
Deslts on tie federal suffrage raftfl-
alton RESOLUTION occupied virtually the
y hole of tho time this morning. and a.
~ expected a vqte viii 20 taken this
afternoon
motion o' " 7. Ch-stham 20 sub.
iitu,s for the rssolgtion ratlfyinS the
.nendmrnt IN ~. legislature a rcso,u-
ION '.isrunx Tie question for popular
vote In Angus, was ruled out of ordss
~ W ]. Anslln. presiding - chair.
msn OF the committee Of the whole.
When the dcrlIioB Was appealed IN the
'ouse. hfty-fcuf votes we're counted
~ sustaining II.
Avthe~u - 0ssa,ue,ao.
Ts suh,tl,ut. ,esoi,,,or bo,. q. ,,.
nmes of It's ,n,hor.. w. I. rh.ssh. m
W. ". Pryor. W n. par,y Ion Me-.
IL, II. X Fitzgerald, Porter Nsvnnn.
W. A. Hornbeck. %. r. Jobnson. J. n
smith. Date Crawford. william OH
'ohn o'SsilI. ~. r. Graves and JoS
". ken,on.
Ano her motion 70 s,rlka from ,nt
resolution ,ns r.n.. .i,,,.,
emergency failed 10 carry when voted
ur'n.
Although no ntt.mp, ma, u,ss ~
Fml, speeches on th. re,ol,f ion 20 the
i've minutes set In the rules, IL In IN.
pceted the question vii BE- brought ts
. vote this afternoon. Friends Of The
measure declared this morning thSy
could command The seventy vote, n.c.
.Sary 10 give the ,wa-,hlras m,iority
Tor the passage OF The hlu Win tss
emergency clause
n,,,,.., a.. $780,.
-.
" :. Nh'a'hhm snd Asa y, Waldss
Nero among NE speakers who opposed
rn'AN8e ~ tho fAi'lca;ion r"aoiutiOe
'h.s ho'nins'
hen Harrison of Calvin declares
!" speech -sf'y tnis morning his 40.
'''ninh'orS 10 vote for the resoiutioo
and STA reports IN newspapers that 10
was opposed 10 suffrage were without
foundation. The people OF his rouNtv
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-06-17
Local and Personal News Notes

This is Panama hat year. TIL,
J latest styles at Carlson :
Mrs. G. j. Miller and ch;ldno,
went to Lewiston Tuesday to visi
Paperings See the nice line .
wall paper just received at Later !,
Cash Store. ''
gee our prices before buyins
your farm machinery. S. E. Miks
kelson, Agent VIC Co.
Place you order now for win
COW screens and screen door,
with the Prairie Lumber Co.
Lost Between Vollmer and
kamiah, glass from headlight Of
Hudson Super-Six. VIM. East.
man. ' :
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. A. johnson. Of
Lewiston, spent the weekend
with Nezperce relatives and
| friends. iN-
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES for
your valuable papers for rent at
" year and up at UNION
STATE BANK.
We carry the famous Life
time Red Cedar Posts. Best
fence post on the market. Madi-
son Lumber Co.
Frank Fike left Sunday to Join
his wife in California, where she
has been visiting relatives the
past two months.
That Western States tire made
in Spokane, is built to meet the
heavy work required in the west.
At Prices Garage.
For Sale -Fairbanks-Morse o.
h. p. gas tractor; good condition
II interested inquire of C. B. |
Moon, Harrisburg, Idaho. 52w4.
Mrs. A. w. Anderson and child
rem, Of Newport, Wash, came in J
Friday for visit at the homes of
J. w. and H. G.. Anderson in this /
city.
Liberal adjustment and quick
is the service you get if
your hail insurance is written in
the Hartford Go. Curtis j. Mil
Ter, Agent.
Stray-Came to my place six
weeks ago, brown mare, about 5
years old, weight 900; branded
quarter circle JH ON left stifle.
Nay be had on payment pastur-
lge and this notice. Andrew Stell-
non.
The Forest Frontier Days cele-
ration on June IS, 26 and 81 Of
ers an opportunity to enjoy a
'eal picnic in the piney woods of
western Lewis county, and many
n this section plan to spend at
east one day over there.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-06-17

Get your feet in Hartman
shoes and see how good they feel
At Carlson's.
| See our prices before buyinf
your farm machinery. s e. Mix
kelsoD, Agent VIC Co.
For kodak finishing or any
thing in photography see Camp
bell, the photographer in your
town. tt
ExCounty Commissioner ]. H
Lowrey, of Winchester, has been
quite i'll the past few days at the
Nezperce Hotel in this city,
You will receive pay nent in
full at the time Of adjusting your
hail loss if it is with the Hart
ford. Curtis j. Miller, Agent.
About 80 cars of Nezpercers
motored to Grangeville last Sun
day to witness the ball game be-
tween the league teams Of those
two towns.
The Hartford was the first In
surance Co. to write hail insur-
ance that meant honest aud real
protection. 1t costs no more than
the small q mpailics now writing.
Curtis j. Miller, Agent.
MONEY TO LOAN-I have
plenty of available money to loan
on good farm land at a low inter
est rate. Prepayment privileges.
York Herren. room 10, Union
State Bank bldg. Nezperce. Ida.
On their return home from the
Elks' conclave at Lewiston last
week Mr.. and Mrs. York Herren
were accompanied by the latter's
mother, Mrs. Kincaid, who will be
their guest for season.
j. w. Green and Jack Green,
prominent business men Of Ia
coma, Wash. were in Nezperce
the first of the week making ar
rangements for the rental of the
large store building recently va
Gated by the Nezperce Hardware
Co., which is owned by the for
mer gentleman.
Roy Milton and Sid Sorey, ex-
perienced painters and decora-
tors, formerly of Seattle, are now
located permanently in Nezperce
in the shop formerly occupied by |
Edwards & Monson, just east of |
the post office. These gentlemen
are artists in their line and will
be glad to figure on any job. See
hem for real painting. 1wI
A son was born on the 9th inst.
% Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Carey, Of
Lougheed, Can, and, according
o letter received here by the
grandparents Of the young man,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Carey, all
$ well and happiness reigns in
he Canadian household of those
ormer Nezpercers. Here's the
vest of luck and congratulations
o you, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl. /
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-06-17

~ the grass in the streets.
A. A. meal time think Of Mack
cafe. .4 h.,,,. cr;.a n. s
no drav line. tt
y The latest styles in Panama
hats at Carlson 9,
na Ts;rst.class cobbler at the A. B
Fike harness store.
rarlson's line of oxfords tn,
most complete in town.
MO nor sALE-2O sacks Ut good, clear
h,ue barley. Frank Car9ill.
Good secondhand Ford fol
cole Fixes Harness Shop.
II Have you bought your season
seket for the Chautauqua?
Place your orders for slab wood
With the Prairie Lumber o..
For best picture framing, see
Campbell, the photographer.
r. r. Sienknet was business
visitor in Lewiston last week.
Rev Father A. w. Rompe was
passenger for Lewiston Tues
day.
celebrate the Fourth with a big
bill.
W. 0. Barbee is in the market
for your fat stock. Best market
nrice 1tf
Complete line Of oxfords and
latest styles in Panama hats at
Carlson's.
Hail insurance that protects,
means Hartford policy. Curtis
]. Miller.
We are contracting Standard
Irvine at 1872 cents. See S. E.
Mikkelson. !
Mrs. VIM. Crumpacker return
ed Friday from a few days visit
in Spokane.
For Knight coal or Peacock
Rock Springs coal see Madison
Lumber Co.
Brighten up. Paints, varnishes,
etc., in Acme quality, at Later s
Cash Store.
Save your chicks by feeding
D. K. chick food. For sale by all
ocal dealers. Aft.
Stock List your fat stock with
v. O. Barbee, and get the best
market price. 1tf
Mrs. Geo. H. Ellis left Tuesday
aorning for a weeks visit in
)enver, Colorado.
Don't substitute, get the bestI
t the same price, Hartford Hail
insurance. Curtis j. Miller.
Don't overlook the big auction
ale Of blooded and grade stock
y I. H. Lowrey at Winchester,
une 10.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-06-17
Long or short orders at Mack,s

cafe. O. AlacA
Newest films for all camera
at Campbell's studio. :
j Oxford shoe time is here. Com
plete line at Carlson S. -
Something good to eat alwav,
ready for you at Mack s cafe.
hack for sale, cheap at Dog
gett,s blacksmith shop, Nezperce
Iney look good and give serv.
Ice, the Hartman shoe. At Carl.
lson's.
The Nezperce Rochdale Co
shipped a car of hogs to Spokane
Tuesday.
The Hartman shoe, the best on
the market and priced right, at
Carlson s.
STRAYED. from VIM. Eastman
ranch, 3-year-old red and white
short-horn bull. Off
Many people from this COM
munlty attended the Kamiah
Chautauqua Sunday.
See our prices before buying
your farm machinery. s. E. Mix
kelson, Agent VIC Co.
Call at the Prairie Lumber Co.
and inspect their plans for hous
es, barns silos and all kinds of
outbuildings.
Mrs. w. A. Eastman came up
from Lewiston Saturday to spend
the summer at their ranch home
west of this city.
It adds to the appearance of
your car. Repair your top and
back curtain. New tops made
and put on. A. R. Fike.
Billie Conger left for Seattle
Tuesday to spend commencement
week with his brother, John, at
the Washington University.
We have large supply Of Pea
cock Rock Springs and Utah coal
coming in soon. Place your or
ders now with the Prairie Lumber
Co.
For Sale or trade for larger
car, Ford roadster, 1918 model
perfect condition, or will buy a
good used Dodge. T. F. Sienk-
act, Nezperce Hotel.
Forest will give a big frontier
lays picnic on June Is, 26 and 81,
With plenty Of trimmings to make
t one of the most entertaining
shows of the season.
Ernst Wienss went to Condor, .
)re., Saturday to look after a
ale of farm property which Auc-
ioneer Harry Cranke cried for
i'm there last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike O'Connor
re the proud parents of husky
0-pound boy, who arrived on the
18th instant. Both mother and
on are. doing nicely and Mike
ustains the jar as becomes
'roud daddy.
The Press., 1920-09-09

Runs, Butler, Wise, Horan, Bren- nan; two-base hits, Butler; stolen bases Gilman 3, Wise, Brennan, Mo- Nance; left on bases, Stafford 7, Mon son z; base on balls, off Horan 2, Twombly 3; hit by pitcher, by Horan (Walsh); struck out, by Horan 6, Twombly 13; umpires, Finn and Mo- ran.
The Press., 1920-09-09
WINS BOTH GAMES
 FROM MONSON.

Back in the early days of the Bi
 State league the rivalry between Mon
 son and Stafford began and it has
 lived to this day as the two games
 on Labor day show very clearly. Memories of those days when Stafford
 headed the league were brought back to many last Monday, The condition
 of the diamonds and the brand of
 ball playing may have changed since those other days but the same feeling was there. The morning game exhib
 ited some neat ball playing but the
 afternoon battle in Monson was a more interesting game for the reason
 that the teams were more evenly
 matched. Upwards of a thousand at tended the morning game in Keefe's
 Plains. Monson was unable to score
 once although they hit safe eight
 times and had men as far as third once in a while Stafford's two runs
 came in the sixth inning. Beecher fouled out and was followed by Hamel who reached first on a safe hit. Adams, who came up next, hit the
 ball and reached first while Hamel was being put out on second. A two
 base hit by Butler sent Adams around the bases for the first run. Butler scored from second on a hit by Wise. Madsen was put out at first. Jackson, who has long been an idol in Monson, team and permitted but six hits. Three of them however came at such time that two runs were made out Providence pitched for Stafford.