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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-07
IN
STATEMENT
OF RECORD
President WI Black gives
Facts in Matter OF Standard
Oil Assessments

In answer 20 the story OF Standard
OIL valuations recently published IN
an Indianapolis paper. William Z l.,
Black. president of thu Board OF Re
view points out that1the true and oAl-
cial record is as follows:
"On July IS. 1918. the valuation
made BY the assessor. James Clements
on the Standard OIL Cor,pany's per-
sonal property was reduced by the
board from sle393.T2o.06 to ss.2s3.T2o-
90. This reduction OF sl0.s1o.oo0. is
made up OF two items; the ono $4,000
600 90 assessed on steam boats. sailing
vessels. wharf boats. etc. II appeared
from the evidence furnished TO this
board that the property represented
by this item is sssessarle by the sec
rotary OF state and that the taxes
thereon have already been paid as was
evidence by receipts shown to this
board. The other tom OF ss,4l,ooo.oo
having been reported placed upon said
return by the assessor OF North town
ship without any evidence whatever Is
to whether or not tho Standard Oh
Company had any such amount of
money on hand on March !. 1918. The
assessor OF North township stated TO
this board that he arbitrarily placed
this sum on said sheet without any
knowledge whatever OF its existence
and the evidence of the complainant
showed that they had no such money
on hand at such time in Lake county.
Therefore this board has stricken said
amount from the personal assessment
On July 18Th. 1921. tho local assessors
figures were approved by the board for
personal and the excess capital stock
value against tho Standard Oil COM
pany was fxed by. the board in the
amount O. S10.So471o. 1907
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-07
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A fat-irn wifi serve the purpose
OF can opener Simply put the hot
iron on the top Of the cover OF the
can. leave 1t a few minutes and the
car will open easily.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-07
PHOTO
BOYS AND GIRLS

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Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
GRAND JURY TO
PROBE XXX. BATTLE
Continued from Page One,

which lined the road. greeted them,
mingled with boots and jeers from
those admonishing the sheriff not to
interfere. When the leader OF the
column bearing an American flag
reached street Intersection just
DOCK from the main business street of
the town Sheriff Buchanan, followed
by his two deputies and a crowd of
curious spectators halted that stand
ard bearer and Erappicd with him in
an attempt to snatch the mask from
his face. Other marchcrs then came
10 the assistance OF their leader and
In tho melee which followed the sheriff
was knocked down by n blow from the
pole on which was fastened the insig-
MIA OF the invisible empire, the fiery
cross emblaxoned by electric lights.
fobcd figures picked up the national
emblem and the flag of their organi-
zation and with this az their signal the
marchers quickly formed into line and
quietly marched off. later disappearing
as phantoms in the darkness.
The list of the injured follows:
Sheriff Bob buchanan. two bullet
wounds. Louis Crow. knife wound, Carl
West. Iorcna. knife wound. VIII Law
son. Lorena. knife wound. Ed Johnson.
Waco. knife wound, Julian Miner. son
OF local capitalist. knife wound, viii
Austin. Lorena. knife wound. Charlie
Westbrook. Lorens. KNIT wound L. 8.
Dumas. local banker. bullet wound. Ed
Howard. Waco patrolman,' knife
wound.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

The Shops team captured the City
championship when they defeated the
Pueblo Elks baseball nine yesterday
afternoon on the State Fair grounds
by Us score.
A fifth inning rally by the hard hit
ting Steel leaguers put the game on
ice when the champions drove in four
runs. taking a three run lead over the
Pueblo Elks.
The playing of Ellis was of the SEN
sational order while the hitting of Sa-
DO and the stick work of johnson for
the EIks team was the outstanding
features of the game.
Ted Josephs again pitched winning
ball altho he yielded nine hits, three
OF which were OF the scratch order.
The Elks used two twirlers, Milroy pc
ing taken off the rubber in the fifth
after the Shops had touched him for
three hits in this frame, Lutz finish
I'd the game holding the Mechanics TO
four hits during the final sessions.
With Hobbs out on an infield play
in the second. Johnson drove his first
safe rap OF the game by sending fast
one past Ellis at third. G: Shoemaker
drove a single to deep short and john
son was able to slip in at the home
plate on the relay of the ball from
the outfield. D. Clark singled TO lett
field for a scratch hit. Allen taking
the ball on the bounce, presu1ably
playing il safe but the poke scored
Shouakery
Masar sent a long fly to Finley in
left that carried the marks OF an extra
base blow but Cotton pulled it down
for the first out in the fourth inning
In which the Shops scored their first
run. Sabo opened with a hard rap thru
shortstop and Ellis scored the mid
get" with a terrific drive to right CEN
ter for three stations. kochevar walk
I'd and pilfered second base but was
stranded at the keystone sack when
Schupp whipped and Rowley's ground
er to Brown was thrown to first on a
good play.
The Steel leaguers solved Milroy's
.wi.ters in the fifth and drove him
from the mound after they had put
across four tallies on three hits and
two errors.
Campbell drove a long fly to Sho-
maker who cut down the sure hit for
the first out Josephs drove two
ply rap to left field and Allen dupli-
Gated the ciout scoring the pitcher.
Mike Masar drove out an easy fly to
Finley in left but he dropped the ball
and the Shops captain pulled up At
third base before the ball was retrieved
and returned to the inficld. Allen scor-
ing. Sabo sent one to pitcher who
rumbled and Masar scored with the
third run. Sabo pulling up at second.
sabo went to third on n passed ball.
Eli. drove long Try to Finley who
made a good running catch of the ball
but when Kochevar sent. one almost IN
hss tracks. Cotton dropped the little
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE :
jim FLYNN IS OFFERED
MATCH WITH MCCARTHY

Jim Flynn Pueblo's Fighting Fire
man Is wanted in Fort Worth. accord
ing to telegram received By the local
heavyweight. Bill Halliday OF Fort
Worth Athletic Club wired Flynn an
offer to meet Jack Mccarthy at Fort
Worth. Texas on October :.
Tho bout is'made on the percents &c
basis and II is probable that the one
round bone crushcr may accept the
terms. nothing definite was announced
by Flynn regarding tho acceptance Of
the bout.
Flynn is doing road work as plain
clothes man on tho local police force
at night Decides the stepping around
he docs during tho bright hours. and il
keeping in good trim. To Oscar Pc
zoldt, as trainer. great deal of
credit ia duo. as It is the running away
and leaving Flynn when they have oc-
cssion TO do a little flivver humping
at night that Flynn 10 in shape and
covers the ground doing crodit to
marathon runner.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

Matte Downing OF la Junts spent
Sunday with Mrs. NJ. S. Hendrix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Altman were in Fowler
shopping Saturday.
Tim Michigan and Robert Hendrix
spent Monday and Tuesday at tho
state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Hardin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs
1insry Mylar. spent the week at iha
fair.
Several OF the young people Of Ware
mart attended the dance at South
Omcr Saturday night.
Charley Downing made final proof
on his homestead Tuesday.
Charley Lawrence returned home
Wednesday from st. Mary's hospital.
Pueblo. where no was operated upon
a few week. ago.
Miss Edith Heath. TEACHER At Prairie
View school. took her school TO the
fair Friday.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
GIANTS EXISTENCE
DATES BACK 3S YEARS

New York. Sept 3o.-The New York
National League baseball club came
into being In 1888. with John r. Day.
a patron OF the game financing the
project. James Mutric. whose name
still lives as the "F'ather OF the Giants"
Induced Day to back tho club after
the game had been tried on the old
Polo Grounds. then on Fifth avenue
Mutric managed the club. which was
admitted to tho National League the
sams year IL WAS organized. The Now
York team took the place OF the Troy
tcam which had dropped out of the
league and used the best of the Troy
players. among them Buck" Ewing.
Mickey WEIGH. Roger Common. Ed Has
kins and Pat Gillespie. All OF them
wue largo in stature and during one
game Mutrie watched his men in &C
ton and remarked: They arc Giants
in action as well as stature. The
name Giants has stuck ever since.
Cornelius Van Colt became president
of the club In 1899. Day having sold
his interests. Mutrio was deposcd.
broken hearted. and John w. Ward
became manager. Tho team finished
fifth in 1885, and second the following
season. In 1905. the late Andrew
Freedman purchased the controlling
interest in the club and was president
for eight years. with the exception
OF 1871. Wnrn inc Team tnlIu
II was always a trailer under Freed
man. Eleven managers had the Giants
under Freedman. The list includes
George Davis. Jack Doyle. Harvey
Watkins. Arthur Irwin. Bill joyce,
Capt. a. c, Arson. John n. Day, Fred
Hoey Buck Ewing. George Smith and
Horace Fogel.
Freedman finally va, induced to
give John McGrsw chance in the
ma 1a1 nffi,C. 1nhn RrnaD
purchased the team I'm 1903 and placed
Mccraw in control The team jumpeo.
almost instantly into popularity with
the public and has since proven ono
of the bes, financial investments in
the National League.
Under Day and Mutrt. the Giants
finished first in 1855 and 1882 The
team finished second in 1909 the 2ist
year Of its life and the initial season
they won the pennsnt but refused to
play the Boston Americans for the
worlds championship. The following
year. when the then newly formed
National Commission made the worlds
-rries a mandatory contrs. between
winning teams Of the Ma
tIopsi and American Leagues. tho.
Giants won tho tito by defeating the
phils deiphis Athletics. four ga mos TO
rns.
In 1911. Harry Eemstesd succeeSed
,is fsther-in-lsw. John r. Brush. as
,esd of the club. McGraw was given
/, new contract by Hemstead in 1917
md acquired stock in the club. In
January 1919. Charles A. Stonehan,
,orn Mcs;raw and Francis McQusd=
,,,rcbssed the controlling stock from
he Brush eptste. Stoneham now Il
'reeident.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
SHOPS TEAM DEFEATPUEBL0
ELKSF0R CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
"Vem Ellis Plays Sensational Game for Steel
Leaguers. Sabo and Johnson Prove
Hitting Stars

round thing and Sabo came in with
number four.
runs for both teams, the Elks scor-
ing one run while the Shops added two
d. Clark singled thru the infield for
the first man up in the Euks half of
the seventh McBroom followed with
another safe rap. Masar made good
catch of Lutz's high fly back of first
for the first out. AS LAmoreaux struck
put Schupp tried to get McBroom off
Of second but threw the ball wide and
low to Sabo, Clark scoring but Nc
Broom was caught at the plate for the
final out.
for the Mechanics when Sabo hit
safely Ellis was safe on Clark's error
and stole second. Kochevar singled to
fright field scoring Ellis with the sec
|pnd RIM
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
ROCKY E0R0 news

The American Legion, David STAN
bridge Post No. S, held its regular
meeting Friday evening and appointed
delegates to the state convention
Oct. IL and is. Those appointed are
Vincent Guthrie, Roy Justice. Lewis
Amend, DR.. A. r. Williams, Earl
Minor, Joe Lii. Victor Thomson. Dean
Umbarger and Garnett Call Joe LII
was chosen as advance delegate ana
will 90 a day early to help make
preparations. The delegates are grant
ed one and one third fare to Glen
wood Springs.
The first meeting OF the Parent
Teachers association of the year was
held Monday evening and officers
elected. Harry Badger was elected
president, Mrs. j. NJ, Slane, vice presi-
dent and Naomi Eriscon, secretary.
Plans were made to arouse more in
terest the coming year and an inter-
esting discussion helu.
Mrs. I. W. West and Hattie McCas-
kill have returned home from Colorado
Springs where they have been attend
ing the state convention OF the Order
OF Eastern Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mellon were
pleasantly surprised at their home On
Ninth street on Monday evening. A
number of their friends came in to re-
mind them that it was their twelfth
wedding anniversary
Mrs. C. A. Brooks and Miss Esther
Sturtz entertained at their home on
north Eighth street Tuesday evening
at at party announcing the engage
ment of their sister Vida to MIR.
Albert Nickel khose wedding will take
place next week.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
sEM|-PRo GAMES

The Avondale American team de-
feated the Lithfa nine in a game that
was featured by heavy hitting Of the
Americans to the score Of Is to :. The
botticrs scored one Of their two runs
on a homer.
Buck" Klamn. pitching for tho
Americans twirled good game and
was never in danger, allowing but five
scattered hits.
A game will probably be played next
Sunday between the City Champion
Shops team. with either the Wire Mill
or Dorr-Cro@ ball clubs.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
RALLY IN Mn TIL
Wins FOR yAhKs
Chicago Defeats Cleveland;
St. Louis Cinches Third;
Washington Wins
AMERICAN

New York. Oct. The New York
Americans. defeated Boston in the. final
league of the season. A run rally in
the ninth gave the Yankees the vic
tory Peckinpaugh's double scoring
Devormer and Miller. Ruth brought
his home run total for the season to
fifty-nine in the third inning with Mil
Ter and Peckinpaugh. on base.
BOSTON
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

Summary-Stolen bases-Ellis. Koch
cvar. Two base hits-Hobhs. Allen.
Josephs. Three base hits-Johnson.
Ellis. Left on base-Shops 5; Eiks Z.
Passed balls-Hobbs. Struck out.-by
Josephs, s: Milroy. 3; Lutz. 2. Base on
balls-by Josephs. 1: Milroy, 1. In
nings pitched-by Milroy. 5: Lutz, 4.
Umpire-Morean, Snapp.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
Los ANGELES CTNCHES
COAST, LEAGUE FLAG

San Francisco. October Los An
goles defeating Portland IL to . at
Portland in todays first gams.
cIinched the Pacific Coast league PEN
nsnt in the next to tho last game OF
the season. san Francisco and Sac
rarpento we're left to fight out sen-
sationsl contest for second place.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

SUMMARY. Two base hlts-Burhs'
Olson. Myers Three base hit-Youns,
Schmandt Stolen bases - Young.
Myers. Schmsndt Grimes. Sacrifice
Miller. Double plays-Rawiings and
Kelly: Kopf. Rawlings and Kelly.
Bases on balls-Off Nchf. /: Shea, !;
Grimes. 2. Hits-Off Nehf. in !. Off
Shea, , in ); off Ryan, none in ].
Struck out-By Nchf. l; Shea. ::
Ryan. /: Grimea 5.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

Cincinnati. Ohio. oct. Chicago
wound up the season by taking two
games from Cincinnati. The first game
went twelve innings. the Cubs winrinS
out by sharp rally. Clark, left
handler from the BlueTidRe leaeue
pitched the second game for C!ncin-
natl. Darkness stopped the play after
ive innings. First game.
Score; R-lf.E.
Chicago ..... ,ooo 800 ITO oo2-1 u 2
Cincinnati 600 ITO slo ooo--5 II /
Batteries Freeman. Jones and
o'Farrell: RiSey. Markle and Har-
grave.
Second game: R.HE.
Chicago ................no COZ 0o--i Z 0
Cincinnati ............. 600 oo--o
acknowledgements. York and O'Far.
rell: Clark and Douglas.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

A total of s.44s.ooc farms in the Unit
ed States. of which slightly over 60 per
are recorded in the preliminary report
of the bureau of the census. based
upon the census of January 1. 1920.
The report further indicates an increase
OF $500 farms since the census of
1910, amounting to approximately IA
per cent.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
BROOKLYN BEATS
GIANTS TO s
Pittsburg Defeats St. Louis
Chicago Takes Two from
Cincinnati National
NATIONAL.

Brooklyn. n. Y, Oct. 2.-Brooklyn
won its closing game Of the season to-
day from New York. Grimes OF the
Supcrbas. registered his twenty-sec-
ond victory. After New York the
score in the fifth inning, Manager Nc
Graw- started using substitutes twenty
Giants in all participating the con-
e-ut
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

Summsry-Three-b hits: Fourier.
Stolen base: Robertson. Carey. Sacri-
nee: Schurtz. Double play. Marsnyille
TO Tierney to Grimm .: Bailey to
Hornsby; North to Lsvan to Fournicr.
Bascs on balls: on Bailey. ?: Coop
or. 5. North. =. Hits: on Pctrica. 4 in
2-S Bailey ) In la; North in 4.
Struck out: BY Pertics. i: Bailey, /:
Cooper, /. North, /.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
COAST LEAGUE

At Seattle. is: San Francisco. as.
At Los Angeles
Sacramento, 1o-i: Vernon. o.
At San Francisco
Salt Lake. 80. Oakland. as
At Portland. as: Los Angeles. ia.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
CONFLICT Stabbed TO
DEATH IN PEN FIGHT

San Quentin. Cal. Oct. o-Haroid
Wilson. serving a four year sentence
for burglary was stabbed to death at
San Quentin penitcntiary here today
by Louis Koulouris. serving life
sentence for murder. according to
prison authorities
Koulouris is in the prison hospital
suffering from several minor cuts in
flicted by Axton Fits friend OF Will
son who went to his aid.
The knives used were obtained from
the shoe shop where the men had
been working. The motive WAS not
asccrtained. The stabbing occurred a.
the convicts were filing out OF a hall
after a motion picture performance.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

ST. Louis. No. Oct. 2.-cooper's
pitching defeated the Cardinals on a
watersoaked field. thereby saving sec
ond place in the championship race
for the Pirates. A steady rain fell thru
out the game
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
WHOLE WORLD SERIES
Continued from Page one)

was called home run Baker until Babe
Ruth came along. Bob Meusel, a
powerful slugger and Elmer Miller,
late of the American assocla ton, are
Ruth's playmates in the outfieid.
MeuseTs brother. who answers to
Irish" helped the Giants win the Ma
tional league flag
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

Detroit. Mich. Oct. c.-St. Louis won
third place in the American league
by defeating Detroit in the final game
of the season. Tho visitors battsd Cole
hard with men on bases. while Davis
kept the Tigers eleven hits we'll scat
tered jacobson led the battcrs with
five safctics in~as many times at bat.
Score: R.H.E.
Sa. Louis . 20 c1c c1s-12 Is o
Detroit .......... ooo 200 100 II .
Bstteries-Davis and SEVERED: Cole
and Woodail.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03


typhoid In the family.
The Las Animas chapter OF the r.
Z. o. is giving a banquet Monday
night at the home OF Mrs. y. r.
Clough in honor of the La Junta and
Lamar chapters. Tho banquet was
planned before but was postponed on
account of the flood in June.
Mrs. VIM, J. 4. Scott delightfully."-
entertained the aide Of tho Presby-
terrain church Thursday afternoon.
This being n social meeting each men,
Der could take n guest. About forty
ladies were present. Mrs Scott was
assisted by Mrs. Ella Nandiver. Mrs.
John Kennedy and Mrs. F. W. LoarinE
Mrs. Glover Sewers sang solo and
there was also reading by Adele
Campbell. Late in the evening de-
licious refreshments were served.
The Rev. Mackenzie. pastor Of the
Presbyterian church here is attending
synod In Denver
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Tolsdo. sd: Minneapolis. LIS.
At Louisville. Sc: Milwaukee. :-e
Al indianapolis. 9-5. Kansas City
l-e.
At Columbus. 90; ST. Paul. is.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
A AMERICAN LYRIC
ARTIST rs DEAD

New York, Oct. 2.-David seuil
Bispham baritone and one of the best
known American lyric artists. died Of
intestinal trouble today after an i'll
ness of six wceks. He WIS 81 years
old A wife and two daughters sur
vive him.
Mr.. Bisphsm a native of PhiIadel-
phia. made his operate debut In Lon
don in 1891.
After a successful career abroad he
came to the Metropolitan Opera com
p5ny. lie was ono of the founders of
the Society of American Singers
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

yam. Bases on balls: on wiIkirsen. &:
Mails. 4: McWceny. |. Hits; on wiki
inson. 1 in 2; off Mcwccny. ) in 4: off
Henderson, in .: off Malls. in s.
Struck out: BY Wilkinson. 1; Hender-
son. /: McWceny. S. Mails. l.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

Prairie dogs infest 100000 acres of
farm land In Niobrara county. Wyo.
This is a yearly loss to the county OF
at least 81 a dog. Another $4,000. II
is estimated. is lost thru pocket goph-
ers and ground squirrels
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

MIX curdles during a thunderstorm
because the bacteria in the milk are
very susceptible TO electricity. Elec-
tricit'' invigorstes them. and they work
with such energy that they curdle the
milk in few minutes.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
Las Animas News

Several cases OF typhoid fever is
prevalent here supposed to he from
milk which was delivered to different
families here while the ranchman had
typhoid In the family.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

CHICAGO :. CLEVELAND
Chicago. Ill.,. Oct THE American
league season was brought to a close
here with Chicago scoring victory
over Cleveland.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

Tho city of ritt.bure. Il Is said
stands on ground once given In OK
change for violin.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

John weismuller. 1I-year old swim
mer OF the Illinois A. c.. recently broke
the worlds record for 100 yards in a
pool, held by Duke Kohanamoka and
Perry McGillvray. That record was
"a seconds. Wcismuller lowered 1t to
So 10 seconds. His mark is within
one-;hird of a second of the worlds
open water record.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
WAsHINGToN nj. PHII.A s

Washington. D. C., Oct. e-washing-
ton easily defeated Philadelphia in tho
final game OF the season. Moore was
ineffective. issuing nine passes. hitting
two hatsmen and making four wild
pitches. johnson struck out ten, fve
in succession in the third and fourtr
innings.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

Cleveland ............o so Dol 0no--s
Chicago ...............o $50 100 o1x-7
Summs hits: Hooper.
shecly. Falk. Strunk. Three-hase hits:
Mulligan. Home run; Smith. Stolen
bases; Mostil. Wambsganss. Sacrifices:
l.. Scwcil. McWecny. Mulligan. Var
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03

chiettain want ads. bring results
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-10-03
Ware1nart News

Matte Downing OF Ia Junts spent
Sunday with Mrs. NJ. S. Hendrix.
The commonwealth., 1921-01-18
r Worn Down, Out of Heart
Georgia Lady, Worn-on and Tired Tslzs How She
Was Helped by Zuon Iron 7on;t

I'VE heard OF Zi.on, nd from what
! read, vas sure it wouldn't hurt me,
II it didn't help D1e. But after taking
It. ! found it really helped me, and /
sent back fer more. I ate beteef. FELT
much stronger. / am sure ziron is
a splendid tonic"
Many people, who are worn down AND
dlheartened, due to stomach disorders
and nervous Ills. find relief by toninC
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