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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-25
HUSBANDLESS GIRLS
SUICIDE IN TRi0S

Tokyo. oct. -shlnia" or sul.
eide hy pairs Of lovers who find Oh.
aiasics. arc a recognized common.
place In Japan. bat recently several
eases of irioa seeking death together
have cnmo 10 public notice
In one case a Frlsha and hor lover
decided a. seek happiness IN another
world. and another gclaha. who
hcari of their intention. was ~
charmed with the rumantlclam of
tho idea that she insisted ON heinz
one ~ the party. So the three hlrrd
boat. tied themselves together
and fonad death IN the ocean near
Osaka.
IN another Instance a school glFl
decided to take her life and told two
other girls of hor lnienilnon. Tho
two friends wished TO show their 10y
atty .aycn until death. and ono morn.
.ug the ihree small corpsea wcrs
found on the beach. firmly tied a..
rcihcr BY their saah strings.
ON The whole. suicides BY women.
which have always been fairly COM
mon. have Increased greatly.
Hard times make Il difficult for
many men 10 earn money sufficient
TO allow ticm 10 take wiycH. An
japanese rlrl considers Il a Disgrace
not to marry. man yof the lefi-ovcrs
are seeking relief In death.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-25

Brothers ears in operation, h Wing
begun this Standardization a number
of months ago. Seventeen of the "a
are business cars and the others are
special jobs used for heavier hauling.
In the future, however to quote from
letter written by Frank M. John
son, supervisor of surveys, "the ten
dency will be toward the purchase of
the light capacity (one-half tom
business car"
Mr.. Johnson relates an interesting
story of the transportation problems
encountered by the land office. His
territory covers the entire United
States. There are 13 branche offices,
most of them in the west, as the
chief duty of the office is the survey
ing of public lands. Today most of
this work takes the surveyors into
the toughest and most sparsely set
tied sections, principally deserts and
mountains. Originally they used
wagons and four-mule teams but as
these become incapacitated they are
supplanted by motor equipment. And
as the present motor equipment
ceases to give satisfactory service, it
is being supplanted by Dodge Broth
ers cars.
ut is impossible to estimate the
enormous saving that has been
effected by changing our equipment
and putting the chief burden of trans
portation on the screen side business
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-25
BOSS To FORM
LEAGUE IN CAL.

Fort Smith. Afk. oct. sl-caar
Icy aehmldl. tho first manager to
hfing Port smith a winning oomblna.
tlon IN tho Western Association
mada bic initial step towaFd Mo-
deslo. Cal. where he intends to
make hls future home, BY selling biz
residence on North Eievenlh street
jnst when Charley viii climb lalo
hla machine and start the loaE pleas
nre drive toward the Foldcn srsi ls
not known Al this iime. for just
when on tho verge Of kissing Fort
Smith farewell. be- found himself
summoned to ofuolaie aa a iaymaa.
chaFley's brother. Walter schmidt
amartest hacksiop IN tho NaiioHsi
League. left tho rillsburs rim,ea
soon a. the season ended for No.
dcsio. where he Il interested IN the
real estate business.
To Raise Peach Trees.
Walter IA turning a deal this week
that involves 1000 acres of !.acra.
monto Valley alfalfa land fer this
reason he hurricd to the coast In
stead of coming 10 Fort Smith for
a visit before going west, a. he
planned during mld.acason
The younger schmidt caught for
tho san Francisco Seals In the
Coast League FOR several years be-.
fore going mp. II was during that
ilmo ho Invested his diamond earn.
ings In houses and soil and started
ON his way TO fortune.
lie and Charley have 80 acres to
be turned into a nursery With the
growing Of young peach trees ~ the
main object and satsuma plums and
almond trees ranking second best In
tie cleanup.
When Charley rots TO Modesto be
IS also planning on rcorganlzing the
old California State League. which
turned out such stars az Hal Chase.
0rvic Overall. Frank Chance. Harry
Harper. Joe Ocschgcr. Jack Adams
and other well.known favoriies Of
the diamond.
A deal Is pending nov for the
sale OF his billiard hall on Garrison
avenue and soon as It IL turned and
his jury capacities ended he will
board his gasoline cart and start
west with Mrs. Schmidt, his daugh-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-25
First Of Luccur
Numbers 40 O.C.W.
Tomorrow Erening

Tomorrow eseaus IN the q. G. ".
auditorium. Mlfs Nareery NaANeli.
vocalist q the ChlraEo Grand open
company and Miss Margaret o'cun
ncr. harpisi. Wlli appcar IN the first
number of the q. q. sMaenowuli
lyooum course.
Il was announced to-day that the
ladies' of tho Maerovcll club woaid
sell season tickets Tor the entire
course. which il the most extensive
ever attempted here. tomorrow even.
lnE In tho lobby of the o. & "
auditorium IN order that those wao
desired. could purchase tickets for
the entire course
Following IL the program 10 b.
rendered tomorrow evening hy Mics
Maxwell and Mice o'Counef with
Miss katherine Foster at the plano
itioFo -----.----.-.---- iiansclmana
The MaHurhA ---------a- Hchncrkcf
Miss O'Conncr.
IN Nifomfuh ----------=---- sihclie
The Nightingale and the Rose
---------------- Rimsky.KurHakoff
Solsleg'n Song ------------.- Cries
Muaelias Waltz Tia nohcmel
-a~Hrnr-aa a----.----a-~-@# fMrelNi
Miss Maxwell.
ilarpAnpllan ------------ Cniefruid
ilalladc --------------- llaasclmans
Miss O'Counrr.
Le Papillon ------------- Fourdraln
Chauson Indoue -Rimsky.Korsakoff
Bon Jour, ma belle -------- Behrcnd
Jewel Song tFausu -Gounod
Miss Maxwell.
lmprumptu -------------- Schuccker
Miss O'councr
fiie Moon ------------------ Logan
fhe Top O. the Mornin' Mamma yucca
The Big Brown Bear Mamma yucca
The Lily and the Star oHara
Llfe's Paradise Mary Helen Brown
Miss Maxwell.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-25
Land office TO
Adopt One Car

A long series of practical tests, in
and description were used, brought
the United States General Land Of
flee face to face with facts that left
room for only one decision. That
decision was to stand ardize on
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars. The
land office already has "a Dodge
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-25
MAN BEING HELD FOR
KANSAS AUTHORITIES

4 man giving hts name rs Virgil
Croft. wanted IN Anthony. Kan. 20
answer to a car theft charge. Is
being held In the county Jan. An o.
fIccr Is expected here some time
this week.
County officers who made the ar.
rest here seized an Overland -Four"
touring car which was in possession
of the man. According 10 telc.
grnm received from the sheriff a.
Anthony the ear was stolen several
days ago at Caldwell.
Jupiter radiatcs more than twice
as much heat to the earth as does
Arcturus.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-25
MASONIC MEETIN.

chickasha Lodge No. % A. =. a
A. NJ. will meet in special communi-
cation at 1880 p. m. Oct 25th. for
work In TIE Fellow Craft degree.
c. II. KIMBRO. Master.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-25

Enameled wire will withstand a
temperature OF COO degrees without
or injury.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-25
you AUTO KNOW.

Front wheels are under gathered"
or narrower at the bottom than at
! the top, to permit easier steering.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09
STILL Fleeing PUBLIC

There is no greater delusion than
that cherished by few active peo-
pie among the farmers, who accept at
par the claims of Republican leaders
that. the emergency tariff law will
contribute to better prices for farm
products. 1t is evident, however,
that the bill, with it's oppressive
rates, is to be made effective, and the
farmers will have chance to find
out whether the higher rates upon
farm products are to be instrumental
in securing increased prices during
the bills operation. The hypocrisy OF
the measure is plainly shown by re-
fusal of Republican tariff-makers in
the Senate to adopt Democratic pro-
posal to place upon the free list man
ufactured products which the farmer
needs in the production of his crops.
They know that the increased duties
on farm products will prove a de-
fusion and snare to the farmers, but
they are so effectually committed to
such deceptive practices that they
can not bring themselves to the point
of giving the farmer actual relief
through the liftino of tariff burdens
upon manufactured goods required by
the farmer in his daily life. They are
perfectly willing to paint rainbows
Tor the farmers, but they -have--net
mind Or thought for any substantial
measure of relief.-Missouri State
Journal.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09

and friends began to gather in sur
prising her very much. The even
ing was spent in social conversation
and music, Mrs. Mehaffey playing
some very beautiful selections on her
Edison. At late hour refreshments
were served.
Those who had the pleasure of be-
ing present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Brooks, Evelyn, Mary, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Moore, Willis, Fern, Irene, Nj.
and Mrs. James Steele, Major. Hazel,
Jessie Woodrow, Mr.. and Mrs.. John
Woodfin, Willard. Raymond, Mr..
and Mrs. Nilburn Tharp, Marea, Mr..
d Mrs. Guse Winter, Warren,
Gladys, Frederick, Hazel, Mary,
Katherine. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ma
fus, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennie Ball, Doris,
Mayo, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fowler,
Clifford Stoffer. Harold, Arthur, Cleo
Merchant. Ada, Effie, Dolla Rains,
Leone, Warren Kissner, Mr.. and
Nra Henry Tharp, Dorene and Theo
Buskhart Casley burst, Viola Pike.
Joe Leeper, Johnnie Pike.
Az the clock struek twelve fhey ali
realized the lateness Of the night and
III departed foe their Different homee
wishing Nrl AehafSey many more
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09

After hearing denunciation of the
shipping board for its mismanage.
ment Of the merchant marine by Sen.
ator Kenyon, Republican, of Iowa
and Others, the senate Friday ap-
proved Is million dollar deficiency
appropriation for il, and few hours
later passed the deficiency appropria.
ton bill carrying . total Of. Is6 mil.
lion dollars. including the shippina
board item. In approving the appro.
priation. the senate added an amend
meut offered By Senator Lenroot. Re.
publican, Of Wisconsin, DIRECTING the
board to sell all Of ito wooden ship1
by October I, next.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09

Robert Neumann, formerly of the
German army, Thursday was SEN
fenced to six months by the war GRIM
inals court. He has been found gull
ty of lnaltreating British war prison
ers. He was the third defendant to
be arraigned in the supreme court,
which is trying former German SOL
diers for warcrimes,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09
GENERAL NOTES

Great Britain is threatened with
further industrial trouble as result OF
a conference OF the Manchester cot
ton operatives breaking Friday night
without result. Saturday the mills
were to close and work was to cease
for a quarter of million hands. The
dispute is the result OF reduction in
wages.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09

These Good Fellowship Tours have
been conducted by the Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce, for the past
five years and have been productive
of fine acquaintances between our
citizens and those of the city of the
Kaw.
We are elad to welcome them and
will make every effort to have their
stay in our city, pleasant one.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09

Program Of Summit DespWaSer S. 5.
Couvona3on.
To be held at Elixabeth Chapel
June Il, 1871, at O'Clock p. m.
Instrumental Music, Misses Mabel
Wilson and Birdie Freeland.
Praise Service.
Report of District Secretary.
Talk-First Steps in Building
Charscter-Miss Cora Borland.
Soug-By Pleasant Home Sunday
School.
TaIk-What Our Sunday School
Nesns to the Community-Mrs.
seeg-Dy Spruce Sunday School.
Thlk-What Nakes the Sunday
School q the Countsy Worth While
M Maesh Bcown. s-s = 80
Ei1akllh ch.pe So
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09

Dr.. William H Gelston of Camden
told the New Jersey State Dental
Society in annual convention at At
lantic City that an "old-fashioned
chew of tobacco" is one of the best
disinfectants known to dental science.
He declared that If reformers sue
ceeded in banishing tobacco diseases
Of the teeth and gums are likely to
increase.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09

Two American soldiers alta. ned to
the American army of occupation on
the Rhine were Killed by a German
civilian at Andrach said a dispatch
from Coblenz Monday. The killing
took place while the A ncrican were
being mobbed by a crowd of quarrel
some Germans. The murderer es-
caped.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09

Action of Former Postmaster Gen
eral Burleson in reducing the mail pay
Of the NJ. K. & T. railroad. because
it abandoned its fast mail train from
Kansas City to Denison, Tex, was
upheld by the supreme court Mon
day. The company claimed the re-
fJttion was illegal because of prev
ious contract.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09

Taik-The Responsibility of the
Teacher to the Sunday School-Ar.
Election of Officers.
Offering.
Sonp-By Black Sunday School.
Talk-Ihe Need Of the Bible in Our
Schools-Mr. Clyde Borland
Son9-By Pleasant Ridge Sunday
Ialk-The value of Song in Sum-
day Schedules. Freeiand.
Song By Cumpton Sunday School.
All are most cordially invited to
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09

All the qualifications of good under
wear-fit, comfort, service, washable
ity-are found in MunsinPwear.
Long after the reasonable first cost
is forgotten, you will be enjoying the
comfort Of perfect fitting Munsingwear
This popular underQarment is avail
able in all sizes in large variety of
styles-low necks, high necks, ankle
length, three-fourth length, knee
-length-and in ightur medium weight
fabrics in cotton, woven or knit. Pur-
chase your Munsingwear now while
our stocks are complete.
For Men For Women For Boys
For Girls For Infants
WALKER. McKIBBEN
The Ollalifv Store
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09
SAVE ON THESE

Extra Good Poneee Silk $25 Lower Grade Pongee Silk CSC
Leatherwear Black Taffeta $169
$3.50 Grade Swiss Ogandy finish 81 90 Big line coors
Flatex Nhe GeorgeHe Voile) all colors $1.00
Choice line Wash Tissues 75c and Csc
Fancy Foulard pattern Voles &c., 75c to-$1.25
Lot 75c and 81 90 White Voies for Soc
Durete Cloth all white for middies 35c
All white Sherette, permanent finish 35c to $1.00
Best Everett Shrings for 17ac
81 Bleached Pepprel Sheetng for 45c
Extra fine Brown Muslin for Aprons Csc
Vests Double Mesh Hair Nets Csc
Other Hair Nets for 25c up. Each netis warranted
Cogates Csc acum powder for l9c
New Mgnonete Silk Overbouses $485
New Georgette Silk Overblouses 4.85
New Silk Striped Sport Skrings
New Strap Pumps Black and Brown Extra quality s. 90 and $3.50
Special lot Ladies Black Kid Oxords $500
Ladies 81. 90 and SOC Wayne Knit Isle Hose Csc
New reduced prices on Warmers Corsets
N New Step-in Wash Satin Boomers $500
Ladies Plume Brand Muslin Underwear
Ladies Summer Vests 15c up
Mems Nansook checked Union Suits elastic back 81 grade for 75c
Men Knit Union Suits 81. grade for 9Oc
Mems New Style Neckwear 75c to $3.50
Mems special Army Shoes $485
Come and see us. It will pay you
WALKER-McKIBBENT The Quality Store
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09

Frank Souders, . Pennsylvania
railroad engineer. lost his life At.
tempting to -chioroform . pet cat .,
his home in Paoli while his family
was away. The cat scratched and
struggled a. he tried to hold chic.
reformed rag to its nose. Souders fell
unconscious and died from the. fumes
The cat ran away.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09

New Reduced Price on Our Well.
known Special Army Shoe
Mems sizes to 10 now only S4.85
Full Stock genuine Army last Extra grade leather and
inner soes Goodyear wsled most comfortable and durable
shoe
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-09
Reduced
Prices on
Warner Corsets
ss:, Walker-r1cKibben The Quality Store
Visit Our
Skirt Department

We carry in stock dandy assortment Of skirts which
keep right up to Eastern styles all times Expert well informed
saesadies will be glad to show them to all alterations
made by skilled dressmakes with years Of experience Our de-
sire being give each customer becoming style and perfect
fit No matter what size require will please Should
you require something unusual will get for you and do it
quickly.
We are featuring
Thoroughly Sfarunk
Fair White Gabirdine Skirts
For $500 Extra Size $3.50
number Of models with plenty Of style and easily Hundred
High grade French Serge and Panama Cloth all pure WOOL
Peated Styles Splendid value At $3.50 to $3.50
. Sizes up to the largest
Other Skirts in stock from $500 to 5000
Come and see them
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
Nav Battery Station.

Interest locally in the Westinghouse
battery has been stimulated by the
opening of a service station dealing
in the new "super-seryice" batteries
in this city. That the, Westinghouse
Union Battery Company is one Of
the best equipped battery manufac-
lures from the standpoint both Oh
financial backing and personnel is in
dicated by the prominence of its dir
cctols and officials. A: L. Humphrey,
president of the Westinghouse Air
Brake Company and active in the
management of all its subsidiary or
CARNATIONS, is chairman of the board
of direstors of the battery company,
IT'S president is D. F. Crowfard, vice.
president and general manager Of the
Locomotive Stoker Company. A large
daily production is being maintained
in the factory of the UnionS Switch ant
Signal Company at Swissvale, Pa.
where the battery company couple
three floors. The company is pre-
pared to erect a factory three or fou
times it's present capacity on adjoin
ing property. d&wlt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
Western Lambs Bring $S.35.

H. W. Stuart, a well known farmer
of Audrain county, Mo-, had on the
St. Louis market Tuesday of his own
feeding two loads of western lambs
which sold quite satisfactory. This
lot of lambs consisted Of 261 head
which weighed n pounds and sold at
1885, the top of the market, and they
were the only lambs here Tuesday to
reach that price. They were purchas-
ed by Swift & Company. This was a
nice lot of lambs and showed that
they had been in the feed lots of a
man that knew his business as they
were fat and well 6nisaed in every
respect.-Live Stuck Reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
COURT
HOUSE
REhPhhAhAAHAAhFHHhnhnA&

The following cases have been
placed on the November docket Of the
AudTain County Circuit Court.
CIV. Criswell VS. J. W. Barnett for
possession of property and damage.
Arthur Brunton VS.. gorge N. Eel
ger in a suit concerning a contract.
Sampson Yates VI Henry Ingleman
in an action for money.
L. McF. Gamble VS.. Leigh E. Hunt
ct al in the suit to enforce lien on the
oil station. The defendants in this
Ease are receivers of the oil company,
Two more cases have been placed
on the November docket of the Aud.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Jas w. Gallaher etal to F. & H.
sSav. q Loan Assn $500, 10 # K 80
tn t Of Lot AZ Mrs. Sparks addi-
ton.
VIM. %. AcKenzie to Clarence
Schultz, $4,000, 200 A secs 80 and 81
in SOLO.
Emma n. BridgfOrd ct al to R. R.
Buckner, Warranty COnsid $3.50, Pt
lot 20 City Survey 80 Mexico.
Theresa Bertels ct al to Christina
Bertels ct al Quit Claim Cons 81 and
Lote Aba A in 23-50-7 also Blocks
4 8, IS and 20 and Lots 5, 6, q, 8, 8
and 10 Block 81 Orig Martinsburg.
Retha e. Pease to Chas. w. Pease
Warranty Consid 81 and other consid
Lots IL 18, 10, 20 and 80 Blk c.
Hardin Heights
Cleviand S. Brown to Willamette
Brown Quit, Claim Consid $1.00 VIZ
Sc & Sc NV & SW NE 10-50-10.
F. B. Powell to Gilbert L. Black
burn Warranty Consid $4,000 NV SW
& NJ of SW SW 35-52-9.
Gilbert Blackburn to F. B. Powell,
Warranty Consid $4,000 2OOx210 it in
Sc SW 23-51-9.
Apex Inv. Co. to J.. H. Lane War
ranty Consid $50 Lot l Blk l East
holm Add Mexico.
John A. Williams to l. W. and Paul
inc Smith, Warranty, Consid $500 Lot
81 Barnes Add.
Geo. w. Nash to- Della R. Bran
s~tetter, Warranty Consid $4,000, Lot
% and pit of 81 Block 2 Woodlawn
Place.
VIM. W. Mundy to Mack B. Ridge
way, Warranty Consid $9,5O0, s. E.
1929.
Efie Mcintosh ct al to Arley and
Ella P. Wilkerson Warranty Consid
1926, Lot s blk z Ladds Addition.
John F. Vincent to August Frankee,
ST., Warranty Consid $3S,125, 265 A
in 81 and 20 in 500.
Fred Geisel to Robert D. Rodgers
Quit Claim, Consid. 81 and other val
Consid, Laddonia property.
Robert D. Rodgers to Lydia Geisel
ct al Quit Claim Consid 81 and other
al. Cpnsid Laddonia Property.
D. C. Gwen to c. W. Crisweli
Warranty Consid $225O, Pit of lots :
and A and all of lots 5 and 6 Blk {
and PIT of Lots / and 2 Blk Is Donated
Add Mexico.
w. d. Msson to Frank B. Cool
Warranty Consid $1.00 2 acres in SW
25-52-9.
Reinhard Hildebrand to Barbara M
Rhoades Warranty Consid $1,000
Block 10 Benton City.
James Mills to Jarrett M. Mills
warrantythC onsid $4,000 1907 A il
secs "a, and "a in SIT.
J Barbara N. Rhoades to John Pat
Warranty,Gonsid $500, 81 A Part Q
he WIZ wa NV 12-5o-S.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

Celebrates Eighty Ninth Birthday.
R. B. Price, president emeritus OF
the Boone County National Bank Of
Columbia, celebrated his eighty-ninth
birthday Monday. Mr.. Price has been
connected with the bank for sixty
five years and has not retired from
active sevice in that institution. His
birthday was observed by the en-
ployes of the bank as has been the
custom foBeyars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
Hold Family Reunion.

A family reunion of the Sanford
family was held in the form of a
basket dinner Sunday at the old Chas.
Sanford farm, seven miles south of
Mexico. Out of the eight children
living, <six were present. Twelve
grand children and eight great grand
children were present also.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27

rain County Circuit Court. They are;
The case Of Essie Poland of Sturgeon
who is suing Ernest Poland for d.
vorce; and A M. Thimble VS. Charles
D. Mutton over an account. This case
has been appealed from the justice
court to the circuit court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
Home From Texas.

Judge Alex Carter and j. T. John
son are home from Texas where they
went with Bill Mason to buy feeding
cattle. Mr.. Mason will return short
ly. While the prices were reasonable
ten stock was small and thin. They
have bought nothing there yet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-27
The Golfnr Bird.


Who's the stranger, mother dear?
Look-eh knows us-ain't he queerI''
Hush, my child-don't talk SO wild;
He's your father, dearest child"
He's my father? No such thingl
Father died away last spring"
Father didn't die, you dub!
Father joined the goling club.
But they've closed the club, so he
Has no place to go, you see
No place left for him to roam
That is why he's coming home.
Kiss him-he won't bite you child;
All them goling guys look wild"
R. J. WHITLOCK, Chicago