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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-09
SbortitorialS

Hoot mon! The whole states rootin'
for the red and whitei
Let's go and clamp the wictry,
the results of which is gonna sting
the ears OF Sapulpans for long af.
ter the glitter OF the shekels has
faded from their glimmers.
Waddever yuh do, fellers, don't
hook on TO n mail car IL you're gon-
no go via the sidedoor pullman
route, for there's liable to be some
marines on hand with shootin' irons
who don't know about the game.
Kinda wonderin' whether they'll
be any bets, for the way the Sa
pulpa fellers have been after the
dough, there can't be much coin
up there now.
Or mebbe they want the guarantee
10 recuperate their losses il they bet
Sort OF playin' safe, donchana?
BY the way, y'know the ol scouts
are the rootinest buch OF rooters the
high schools got, and for the pas
two weeks they've been q playin
most vociferous and vocabulartoriou:
football on the Hotel Ardmore grid
iron, assisted by some et ais
In the event that the parade which
is gonna take place when the boys
get home looks like the marcher:
aren't waIkin' straight, let II nov
be known that the parade is I,
be known as q SNAKE dance"-oth
erwise the aspect OF the situation
might be grossly misinterpreted.
Inddenuy snake dance" has proved
a remarkable lifesaver relative u
pernmbulation Of mourners OF tn,
late John Barleycorr.
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Nickel coin Is composed OF an alloy
containing three parts OF copper I,
one OF nickel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-09
m" CLUB PLEDGES
SUPPORT TO COACH
HURRY Up" YOST

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-staunch sup
port of Fielding n. Yost, football coach
at the University OF Michigan for
20 years, is asserted in an endorse.
ment OF the Michigan mentor passed
by the IN" club, an association of
Wolverine letter men who voice the
highest praise and condemn criticism
of the famous Hurry Up" coach.
made by some alumni.
Unfounded rumors, which reach the
cars of Michigan alumni associa-
ton, were responsible for the con
dcmnation OF the organization, the
M" club resolution said. These rum
ors were investigated by the club, as
4 result of which the NJ men said
they found that Coach Yost had work
ed faithfully for the best interests o!
the 1921 football squad.
"The 1921 football squad was com.
posed mostly OF employed men. who
are earning their education, Seventy
per cent OF the men asked to repor,
for football work this fan are employ
ed either part or fun time" the reso
luton said. or tho eighteen players
who took part in the games, thirteer
are working. This is one OF the 90
stacles which Coach Yost was forced
to overcome.
"Tbe criticism of Yost was unfai,
and coming at a time when II did
Immediately before the Wisconsin
game, it might have forced the team
to DIay even rnore ragged pam,
than 1t did" the resolution said.
"The assault against Coach Yost Il
an insult to his integrity and his in
terests in the university. Had th'
alumni associations taken the time Il
acquaint themselves with the tru'
situation and the handicap unde
which Coach Yost was laboring tn
criticiszn would have been stampe'
out. the resolution said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-09
PEP MEETING SHOULD
BE INSPIRATION TO
PLAYER And BOOSTER

The pep meeting at senior high
school auditorium last night was all
mat 1t was cracked up to be. The
mouse was jambed with rooters and
boosters OF all ages, sizes and de-
scriptions-there were several coiu-s
represented. also.
Yells. calls, songs. slogans and
all such were gone over and rehears-
cd so that everyone would know
and be able to do his or her par1
when the mobs gather on the line a
the field in Oklahoma City today.
A number of booster talks were
made. inspirational speeches were
much in order and with the ban
ners, pennants and arm bands in
profuson the meeting itself was
enough to inspire confidence and
enthusiasm in the players.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-09

Inddenuy snake dance" has proved
remarkable lifesaver relative TO
perambulation OF mourners OF the
late John Barleycorr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-09
PURDUE EXPECTS TO
HAVE FIGHTING TEAM
IN SEVERAL YEARS

IlAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. S-Purdue
University will be ready in another
year to retrieve its lost prestige on
the gTdron. This is the opinion OF
athletic authorities here. Although in
the number Of games won the past
season was disappointing. followers
Of the team were cheered by the fight
ing spirit, which, they declare, was
characteristic of Purdue teams OF a
decade ago, but which has been notice
ably absent in recent years.
Although l2 men will be lost to the
football squad by graduation there will
be a number of veterans back next
year and with the recruits from this
years freshman team, it is expected
there will be little difficulty in round
ing up an experienced eleven. Five
Of the 12 who will get sheepsl1ns
were regulars this year.
Feri Birlt is one of the stars who
Will he lost. Brk, during his three
years on the team, has gained fame
as a tackle and center Capt. 'Zeb"
Carman Is another regular who win
leave. CaIman has held down an
end position for two years.
Other regulars to go are Ray Mil
Ter. end; u. z. Wagner, halfback
and j f. Meeker, fullback. Some OF
the second string men played in "
number of, games and will be keenly
missed They are Bob Watson, f.
s. Rate, w. l.. Spencer, Shorty
Macklin. c. f. Israel. J. c, Kepple
and G. D. Merrill.
William u. Dietz, who coached the
team last season has not been engaged
for next year. His work was consid-
cred satisfactory by the athletic au.
tlsorities and 1t seems certain that
he will be asked 10 take charge of
the squad asnin next season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-09
SPORT BRIEFS

ST. LOUIS, Dec. S.--Johnny Noye
Of Sc. Paul, viii meet Joe McMullen
in a IL round boxing bout here Satur-
day night it is announced today.
Roger Cornell. manager for Noye
says IL Noye wins over McMullen, he
may be given a bout with Rocky
Kansas.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. S.-Serg-
cant Encii Chambers, holder of the
worlds record for high altitude para
chute descension will attempt tc
break his record Sunday in an aerial
frolic to be staged at Post field. Fort
Sill, Oklahoma, according to an an
nouncement by Lieut. Co. Paul Beck
commandant at Post Field
NEW YORK, Dec. s.--Johnny Flee
son, referee Of the recent champion
ship wrestling bout between Stanis
laus Zbyszko ana Ed tstrangler) Lew
Is, declared In letter made pub
lie today that the rolling and fly
lnS lbii iIAr NiliNu tIlabltu my SfiAt
TO defeat Lewis, would serve 10 pro
duce good. c5can scientific grop
ping. Tho objection raised by Amer
lean wrestlers against the rule was
made he sald. beca use the bride es
cape" from holds was almost ar
unknown art 10 them.
OMAHA, Neh. Dec S.--Pitchel
Bert Glaiser Of the Omaha Westerr
league club, has been sold n Hous
ton OF the Texas league, Shortstol
Spranger will play with Joplin II
1922, and Ray OBrien, outfielder, vii
revert to the Fort Worth, Texa!
club, according to telegram. jus
sent here by Secretary Finn Of tn
Omaha team from Buffalo. where h
! is attending the convention of mino
baseball leagues First Basernan Sne
/ dekor Of Joplin is scheduled 10 pla,
with Omaha next year.
XRNIA, Ohio, Dec. S.-Wilberforc
University, an institution for colol
ed students near here, suffered
loss estimated at $4,000 from fire
which last night completely Gestroye
Shorter Hall. q dorrnitory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-09
DEATH OF YOUNG INDIAN.
WOMAN 10 f5E INNESTIG. .tTED

MIAMI okla., Dec. Sat the re-
quest Of County Attorney o. l..
Mason, preparations for the burial OF
Mrs. Maude Stanrh, 21. reputed
wealthy Indian ailottee, were halted
today after the sudden death of the
young woman last night Mrs. Stan
fill, who has been separated from
her husband. died at the home Of
relatives. She is said 10 have pre-
viously, made attempts AZ suicide,
An investigation of her death Is be
ing made by the authorities.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-09
INCREASED CADET CORPS URGED
Secretary Of War Asked 60 Increase
Corps from 1854 10 $500

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.--An in
crease IN siyc ot tho cadet corps Mt
the West Point military academy
from 1854 20 $500, is recommended
hy Brig. General douglas Macarthur,
superintendent Of tho academy. In h's
annual report TO the secretary on
war. msds public today. The acadcmy
at the present ,ime tho report
shows. can train only one third Of the
officers needed even for a peace time
nrsr, os 10000 men.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-09

FORT WORTH, Texas. Dec. s.--An-
nouncemWt was made here today Of
the sale TO Galveston Of Outfielder
Ray o'Brien, who was with Fort
Worth two years ago. but loaned 10
a Western League club last year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-09

BOSTON, Dec. s.-The transfer Of
Oscar Witt. third baseman from the
Boston Americans TO the Cincinnati
Nationals for the waiver price was
announced NJ Red Sox headquarters
here today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-13
Granite Wildcat Test
Shut Dorm

Tho No woll ~ the etar OF
Syndicate located I'm 25-7-2lw, which
caused considerable cYritomcnt some
time back by finding good show ~
oil I'm the top of a sand found at
o57 feet, rs still shut down awaiting
orders from the conservation bureau
regarding muddiuE or gas found in
tho shallow sands
II is reported that locations have
been made for two now tcsts I'm this
locality. ono by Porter and wallace,
in 2o-6-2lw, and another in 25-G-2iw
both I'm Greer county.
small townsito has boon laid o'f
about mile from the Star well and
81 is expected this operation will hn
drilled I'm in the near future. out
Of the several showings which have
been found i'm wells I'm this district
In the past no doubt this is the
best, and oil mon from all over
the state arc watching developments
with interest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-13
BY JAMES j. cosBETT


tFormer Worlds heavyweight Champion
MANHAsSET, l.. l., Juno 12.--
Georges is expecting you. Mr.. Cor
bett. Come right in NouN find
htm over there in the Narl.'
With this pleasant greeting from
Trainer Gus Wilson, invaded car
pentier's training camp Friday and
watched him box in private for the
frs time.
| found the French champion lOll-
ing on the lawn in front Of his cozy
quarters with Joe jeanette, Paul
Journee and Italian Joe Cans ! sat
down and talked with him for a time
as the hour for training had not ar
rived.
Carpentier told me of his training
routine and later went through his
regular program just as he does in
private. | was very much Impress d
and consider it quite a compliment,
because first Of all, Georges is a tcl-
low who hates 10 work in public.
When 3 o'clock arrived Georges
skipped nlmhly into the house and
got into his working togs. lie came
out dressed I'm ring attire and rpug
bathrOhc and we all walked back to
the barn. There he took off his
robe and 7 saw him stripped for nc
tion for the first time. ! was agree
ably surprised at everything ! saw.
Georges is built like the ideal ath-
lete. His shoulder arm and leg de-
velopment is wonderful lie is not a
Hercules. instead ne is built like a
fine. thorough bred horse. He ISN'T
anything Ike Dempsey, who ~ big
ger and moro rugged. This fellow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-13
TOday's Entries

Official entries Monday June l3.
First race first division, quarter
mile. First three dogs to compete in
sixth race: So Long Dick, Widest
Dillon, Big Boy. Peerless Prince,
Nebraska Wild Bill, Rcd Red Rose /;
also eligible, Cheerful Moments.
Second race, second division. quar-
ter-milo, first three doEs to com
pete in tsixth race: Polky, puffy's
Malt, ttllian Parton. Moonshine
Wild Bill, Ready Peerless, Okana
also eligible, Fair Chance.
Third race, purse $40; quarter
mile: Sawbuck. Harmony Bonita
Ross, Alabama Jack. Miss Vindica-
tor, Mooney Recluse; also eligible.
Articles Lady.
Fourth race, purse $40; three-slx-
teenths mile: Dillon wild Bill. Fly
ing Stone, Suisin, Red Pine, Earnest
Wild Bill. Misty Dawn.
Fifth race, purse $40, three-six-
teenths milo. Robin Hood, Beak kers
Lady the Sneak. Fiery Flora, Mid
got Flirt Flirting Boy; also eligible,
Croolo Sue.
Sixth race. purse $50. quarter
mile: For first three dogs in first
and second races.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-13
KILLARNEY LAD
BEATS SKO0KUM
Wins by Neck in Feature
Event After a Close
Stretch Drive

The fourth race on sundays grey
hound card AZ Midcontineut park
furnished a real thril for the dog
fame. Skookum led the field for
the greater part OF the quarter mile
Journey and when Killarney Lad
CHALLENGED him in tho stretch pret-
~ race resulted, with Skookum win
ming by a neck at the finish in the
last few strides.
Leopold was again victor in a
prettilv contested race with Speedy
GIFT He again broke last. running
around his field To- win by a neck
going away From the way ne has
wen his three races I'm two days he
appears a contender with the best
a. the track.
sitting guI won the nfh race q
thrce-siNtcruths mile by the wido,'t
margin of the day, lie led in the
stretch by one length and at the fin
ish had increased hia lead 10 10
lengths from Surscmaid. Tho re-
suits Of the other races follow:
First race, throe-sixteenths mile
Handsome Ray first. Big Tom a"c-
ond. Rambling Fawn third. Who'd
a-thunk It, wild Star ana Lady C
also ran.
Second race. three -SiNtCpn'ng mile
Ripping Rhyme first. Georgia
Git second, Dina Furt third Time
90 3-5 seconds Regret, Sinclair and
Might Rider also ran
Third race, onc-fourth mile--White
Hawk first, The Tiger second. over
the Rhine third. Time II 2-5 sec
onds Hermis, Ruth Cannon and
Handsome Buck also ran.
Fourth raCh one-fourth mile
Killarny Lad first. Skookum sec
ond. Cinder Path third. Time 26 2-5
seconds. Miss Pinkey Heir, Dutch
Bergman and Oakland Hannah also
ran.
Fifth race. three e-eivt teenths mile
sitting Bun first, Nursemaid second.
Rush Reuben third. Time 10 pa
seconds. Arassee, Sammy Satan and
Black Jack also ran.
sixth race. three siXt eenths mile
Leopold fret, Speedy Gift second,
old Rosebud third. Time 20 soc
onds. Shadow Girl, Friendly Fox
and Billy Lucas also ran.
seventh race, three -siXteenths lie
--Goorgle GIFT first. Ripping
Rhyme second, Handsome Ray
third Time 90 is seconds. Ramb-
ling Fawn. Zig Tom and Diana Flirt
also ran.
There will be six races tonight,
first race at $50 p. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-13
Nero Rigs in Jennings
District

JENNINGS. Okla. June Sew
craI new rigs have been put mp In
this district during the past week,
offsetting wells which have been poe
comfy completed. The now opera
tiona reported include tho following
Freeman and others are moving out
n rig for their 30. ! Carton located
in the southeast quarter Of 23-20-1,
offsettinr the producer recently
brought in by tho Uncle sam OH
company, Tho Jnclc sam on com
pany is moving in ritz up for tholr
No. G smith located in the west holf
Of the east hair of southeast "t %
90-7. Rurton and Griffiths are rig
ging up on their No. I Brown locat-
ed in tho southeast Of the northwest
of 25-2O-7, offsctting the well Of
.Chisman and othors; and the same
operators are moving I'm tools for
their No. / Yancy located in the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-13
Carp. Has Snappy Right
Built Like Ideal Athlete
COrbeH Says After Visit

Carpenter is built for speed and be
lieve mo he has H.
Georges punched tho bag, skipped
the rope. worked on the pulloys.
SIuggrd the heavy bag, went through
gymuastic stunts and boxed with
Juurnee, Jeanette and Cans He
went after his work with q viii and
worked up "A perspiratiou that made
his skin glow.
OF course. I know that a man
can't always cut loose and hurt his
have them long II he did And
Georges didn't knock anybody out.
or down. But he ahowod me world
of speed. a good head and as fast a
right hand as have ever seen IN the
heavyweight division. In fact he
mas ono Of the snappiest right hands
the heavyweight class has ever
known.
was especially impressed with
the way he used his right and the
manner in which he worked up 20 H..
fiddling around and never giving a
Sign In advance that would tip you
off when you might expect him to
let loose with it,
When ne cuts loose he is quick,
suappy and good sluEger. OF
course, he did no defensive work
while I was there because he was
working aEgroSsivcly to get rough
exercise and did not try to rest him
self
lie never stopped going for at
least 40 solid minutes except TO mop
off his forehead In boxing with
.Iuurnec and jeanette he worked Ike
q Trojan and when he siugged he did
so with very good judgment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-13
Southeastern League

COFFEYNILLE, Kan, June IL
After Coffoyvlle had rallied in the
seventh by putting across four runs
and taking the lead 4 20 3, Bartles-
vile put on n counter rally in the
eighth. scoring four runners and
won, to 4.
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
Barelesville ..o12 600 O4o-7 . 4
Coffeyville 900 900 400 2
Goode, Humphreys and Wiley
Johnson, Bousha, Ray anl Clanton.
INDEPENDENCE, Kan, June 70.
The Producers beat Sapulpa in a
hard game today, 10 3. I'rakon-
hoff Of the home team and Shupp
of the visitors hit home runs.
Score by innings: II. H. r..
'apulpa .....0O1 010 1903 2
Independence 200 020 Ion l
Batteries - Shupp. Wasser and
Clegs' Rrandcn, Holt2houser and
Fromme.
PARSONS Kan. Juno f2.-Par-
sons defeated MusSogee today, 70
J, in a game starting out rs n com
cdy Of errors in the first inning on
tho part of the visitors, but settling
down into n classy brand OF baseball
win pllGltIS hhtIlc ana tlnt sup
port. Henry. first basoman for
Parsons, made n star play when he
loaped three feet in tho air and by
landing line drive with one hand
saved what threatened to be good
FOR three bases or a homo run. In
the sixth he scored a home run
Score by innings: r. II. T..
Muskogoo 900 coo o1O-i 3
Parsons ....,2Oo Ool OOx-3 4 0
Edmyer and Ennis:
Peterson and Ostcrfelt.
PITTSRURG, Kan, Juno 12.-
Pittshurg took n double header from
Miami here today, winning the first
game to / and the second to 2.
The second game, which was 10 have
noon seven innings by agreement
ran eight innings. Miami protested
tho second game because Of de-
cision OF the umpire in calling a
Miami player out for Interference.
Score, first game
Miami ...lOO 900 O0O--1 /
Pittsburgh Ol0 OO1 0lx-3 2
Batteries-Sayre and Shindler;
O'Ncin and Nann.
Second game:
Miami 900 o10 1O-2 3 /
fittsburg 1000 02O 01--3 0 5
Batteries: Ost and Levcnaw, Shin
dler, Bccdlo and Van.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-13

JtAREZ, Mexico, Juno 12.--Lee
Anderson, negro lightweight cham
pion, easily defeated Sailor Ed Pc
trosky Of San Diego. Cal. here this
afternoon and was awarded the ref
eree's decision. ...-----.---.-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-13
Georges Shines
In Society Jack
Still SaUeS Eye

MANHASSETT, y. y. June 12.--
Georges Carpenter lcQ his training
camp 20 attend social function for
the first time today Ho appeared
at lawn frte given hv an Italian
rolicf society az the home of Mrs.
Frank G. Henderson at Roslvu.
whore he was made tho hero Of the
occasion and was wildly chcorod by
the crowd He spent an hour shak-
iuG hands with guests at the fot".
Georges assisted in auctioninR of
several of bis pictures and hlushcd
to his eyebrows when a pretty girl
asked him go take part in IL dance
ON the lawn. lie apologizcd and
walked 20 "A tea booth.
After an hour or more Georges
slipped away ana returned TO the
camp where he entertained friends
at dinner.
This morning the challenger spent
two hours In the woods with Trainer
Wilson and Italian joe Cans To-
morrow he VIII begin week Of hard
training and viii end up the dav's
work I'm "a sparring session Of four
or six rounds Manager pcscanps
had ordered the deputy sheriff and
private policemen who kept out the
curious Friday to report for work
again tomorrow.
ATLANTIC CITY, \. J. June IL.
Resumption of boxing in Jack
Dompsoys training program still is
two and perhaps three days off The
champion had planned to take mp
work with tho gloves tomorrow after
% laSuff Of seven days due 10 tho
cash over his left eye, but Manager
Ecarns announced tonight that he
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-13
LEGAL.

Z An hat part NJ lot
o. BLOCK ~. original
T1wuaItr, laying
" s4t 1f a limo which
iuttIaorfF the West
uus 90 lot 3 a. =
point fT1S foot
South or tho North
wtat corner of ssin
Lot r snt tAr N1r'h
line % lot 2 At q
point ii feet East q
tho NnrtnweFf corner
OF said lot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-13

TULSA EvCAMrMENT no 40 I. o. o. y.
Next meeting FRIDAY, June no. 70. m.
Short business session. Degree tuaru
.rr,lnrr. All Ia'IIurJhs Ir,Ittd tr bo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-13

An otdinanr" to apportinn. levy and
aSs"As tho cost of Improving q p0r-
tiou Of llAbrFOltb AVEStE from
the south limo OF FirEt street 80 tho
kurth Nuo of Second street. Included
Within, street Improvement Diatfict
No. 270. against the RtuttinE prop
rrty the property benefited and other
property liable to assessment and tho
owners thereof iu said street I'm
provement District, and declaring an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-13

NJ l.. rOTNDsIOhE. G. T..
r. Il, FULLER. scribe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-07
ALGONiA NEWS

The l00-horsepower motor, that
will run the rock crusher IL in place
ready to receive the juice which is
expected some time this week.
An extra force OF men are rushing
the work ut the box factory prelim-
mary to installing the electricity,
which will be done rs soon as the
motors arrive.
On Wednesday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fancher and little daughter. Mr.,
and Mrs. Fred Hagelstein. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin and little son attended
the peanut social at the residence Of
John L. Walker. The event, being In
honor OF his 59th birthday.
Grading has begun again on the
road.
The repairs on the saw mill are all
completed and 1t is ready TO start
when the demand for lumber justi.
files II.
Beef cattle sold here at cents a
pound on the hCof.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-07

river crossings. On their way the
bridegroom runs after the bride.
beating her with a thin stick, but
on the way back the bride beats the
bridegroom, saying, "All my life you
will beat me; today shall beat
you"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-07

In the Betual district OF India
there is a-quaint marriage custom.
The bride and bridegroom go TO the
river to worship Ghatoia, the god Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-07

A negro minister. offered a D. D
degree on payment of certain fees
asked II he could purchase the let
ters one at a time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-07

Sir Walter Raleigh threw his coat
down in the mnd for lady to walk
upon. Times have changed. Nova
days when a woman gets off a car
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-07

1t is hard enough to say the right
thing at the right time. but it's still
more difficult to write the right
thing on the right line OF the income
tax blank.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-07

Announcement by the treasury de-
partment that everybody in the coun-
try had s59.12 must make Uncle
John Rockefeller laugh.