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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
EDDIE TRAINED. MAKES
EXCELLENT PIG RECORD
If Wore Wen viii Follow This H., :
Lead. There win H. less Hari
Times Ia tn" country.

Ia f"b'uAlv l"2", Eddir Tramm"l
III" s","nr"cn-!"ol-o ION of J. IL
Trtnm"l. Twins sin miles north Of
Mead on Na~hI'a River secured un"
bank" @ilr with pig nnd took her
to hIS fathers farm. To-day. from
that on" gilt. Eddi" has herd Of
i"r,N-twU hogs. a lin" hons" that
mates another hr had already.
ana has t"r"I>"d in cash $50" ami
has boar sold for $2"o hrSid"s
Eddi" got ms SOW last year ON
February II. Sh" farrowcd seven
pigs. iiv" boars an,. two SONS. H."
pr"i'i"h tn" pigs up and showed
them ar the Pig club Show in the
iali and won S3G in prizes with
them. II" then took them home and
sold one boar for Sl"n cash. swap
ped off thrc" of the remaining four
h"ar~ tor eilts. and kept III" other
off one of The @ilts he had received
in the trad" for a lono-pound horse
that exactly matched a horse he had
and mad" him ii splendid team. The
cred 10 tn" bank in payment for the
original SOW. Thus in his first year
after paying the bank. Eddie had
lri' the original SOW, on" boar. two
gilt, ON" hurs" and $l36 in Ameri-
can money.
This year his original sow brought
a litter Of eleven pigs. which Eddi"
sold off getting S25i in money from
them. The same SOW farrowrd Il
second litter of eleven pigs which he
has kept and which are fine hogs
or his gifts farrowcd last year, one
"t them has farrowed two litters
has tarrowed II litter of eight and is
ready Ia farrow again
f.ddi" has rented place in his
own nam" and is going after the
fine hog business right. He has IL
boar from his lot that he is selling
now for $500. and may have sold
il by the time this article is read
The country is full of grown men
who insist that there is no money
in farming and stock raising. and
a yrar-old kid has shown
thes" how little they really know.
At the rat" Eddie is going, even al
lowing for all kinds OF hard luck
and disaster, in a few years he will
have the biggest herd of hogs in the
country and will have made good
money as he goes along
Other boys over the county are
doing the same things as Eddie il
doing. although. So far. hr has the
best record.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
THE WINNING COMPOSITION
{ }

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Mulm. AND hIr. rhi,krns humid
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.,ppl,.d lu ..mukIiur ur 'hr n't.
.',rthor .,',,'l,,. ',.u,ds I- ID small
amount u' .l,,-, melted nnd Iuhhri
on M. L,U. and urd. m. Wing.
ono ,,r, ,rr,rur di.oa.. ,uopr
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
list Insertion. oc, -.
NOTICE OF snEp,rr,s' ;, 's'i'

N.,, ''itF'S Sn,
undersigned shcrirr -, ,"pn TIA,
,S' oy Oklahoma, Oklahoma, will. on p1s': ,ss !, Co,
., VI november. November. 1927. a, e ,be III
l" O'Clock Il. m a, " "' hour
u""r OF the County cont, nv east :, IN
INV 'm| ,ny of Dnran,. p,,s, nous, o. ,
oklahoma. offer for ~ ''I CouAj
tho hiEhes, bidder. for "c c..'n ana sell
'o~,nE m, described real cs,.,, n' 0e
in Bryan County, oklaba,,' 'e' sias
Lot Six 6) in Block o,a vow
,.,,'. ",@u -. Nine'y-one usn IN "oa' W
m,y vnHar,,, OF nnron', according IT, To q. u.
government plat ther"", " The
together with N, ,
thereon and the appu,,nnn,e'nsu
to belonging. """c's 'hei
Said sale will he mad
to a Special Execution IN, pufsua'
sale issued out Ct the pi.,r,o.af o.aef
vi brsah county. OkMhnmn Ooa
h'h day of October lqo, on
No. i42S, an action in which n u =
Madeira was plainun and NJ y
Baxter. l.. G. Baxtcr and NJ '"
cure were defendants cora e~
me to levy upon. apptaise ans
said real estate 10 so,is,, ""u
mmt and decree of foroc,oa!ud jug
iaVor OF the plaintiff ana e s.
the defendants. granted in asa'a
on the 9TH day of June 100, W.
'he sum Of $3.50 90. with ,o.
cent cent per annum interest ,bs,s' the
from September :, 1920. and ,ls,
attorneys fee. and the costs .no Y.
ing to s2l.4j and accruinr lOaa] 00..]
said sale will be subject ,n '' .1
mortgage in favor of Indi,, r m
tory Building 4 Loan As.no,a.'] ,.l9
on which there is unpoid M ar]
$I13.42. and second mo,,,,a '!
iaVor OF Jesse VI Hatcher J
which there is unpaid the sim J
$4,000. including accumpl,,aa J
t"rcSt.
witness my hand this 7th dav
October. 1921.
,. RVEL TAYLOR,
Sheriff of Bryan County. OH,
by CLYDE NORMAN,
! , Under Sheriff.
Hatchett & Semple. Attornsv. /,
Plaintiff.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
NEa of NE4; NJ of SO of NE4; E2

NEi of NE4: NJ Of SO Of NE4; E2
Of NEi of SWs; W. OF SEA OF Sec
tion "A and NWi Of NE4 OF Section
-, all in Township : South, Range
~ East of the Indian base and Meri-
dian. containing $50 acres OF land.
Said lands being -oid subject to
a prior mortgage of 100000 with
interest at TIA" rate of u per cent per
annum from III" first day of January
1870 and also subject To Il second
mortgage of s2Oll.o0 with interest
IL 10 per cont from January 1st,
1921 and the further sum of $4,000
attorneys fees. both Of said mort
RACES having horn originally made to
the MAXWELL Investment Company.
And at said time an. place will
sell to H." highest and best bidder
for cash III" following described
lands:
NJ Of NWi of NEi; NE4 of NW4;
81 of NW4 of NWi; NE4 OF NW4 OF
NWi of Section ii. Township s
South. Rance II East of the Indian
base and Meridian, Bryan County,
oklahoma.
said property BENG sold subject
To Il Judgment and decree rendered
hy the District Court of Bryan Coun-
ty. oklahoma on the 7th day Of
June 1891 in an action wherein Max
we'll Investment Company, Il corpora
tion. is plaintiff and NJ. NJ. Morrow
ct ais, are defendants, No. 4506 on
the docket OF the district court Of
Rryan County. oklahoma, and in
which action the plaintiff and the
defendant. The First National Bank
of Dulant obtained judgments in var
iOus sums against the defendant NJ.
" Morrow and Nell Morrow.
Signed This 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1921.
RtEL TAYLOR,
sheriff. Bryan County. Okla
By Clyde Norman, Deputy.
llatchett d Ferguson.
Attorneys.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
y Il Il = Il Il Il u Il = = = y :. Il =
LEGAL NOTICES
= = = 8. = = y = :. :, 3: :. :: :: :: :: :. =.
So trEME>T Of THE OWNERSHIP.
NANAGENENT, CIRCULATION,
ETC. RE0VIRED Nv THE
scr OF CONGRESS- OE
\lGlST ~, lVi.
TNVF. VF Vk kT.AHONA

W The I,urant Weekly News publish
ed weekly At purant Oklahoma Tor
October |. 1921.
STATE or OKLAHOMA
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
:. :. Lawrence.
Sapulpa, Okla.
l'ttcrback e. Macdonald,
Durant. Okla.
Attorneys for Guardian.

lst insertion Sept. 16, 1921
5th insertion Oct. IA, 1921
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
BRYAN COUNTY
NOTICE Of SHERIFF'S SALE
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned sheriff of Bryan County,
Oklahoma will, between the hours of
ten O'Clock a. IN. and two o'clock p.
M. on the 18th day of October 1921.
and at the east entrance to the
Bryan County Court House in the
city of Durant, Oklahoma, sell to
the highest md best bidder for cash
the following lands:
we of NW4; NW4 of SW4; Ne
OF SW4 of SW4 of Section 12 and
So of Ne Of NE4; So of NE4; we of
SEA; SEA of SEA; E2 Of NE4 Of
SEA; NE4 of NE4 of SW4: SW4 Of
SW4; SEA of SEA of SW4; we Of
SEA of SW4 of Section II and NW4
of NW4 of NW4; So of NW4 Of NE4;
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14

Tho News prints below tho ,.um
position that took ia" rtl5' u'u"uL
compositions Written hN W,mh,~ uf
the boys and rltl~ uur,,ullural
clubs o' bryan county l. i- W"'.u
by VERNE Errrrr. d,,d O.. Vie, pl,-
idrnt ut the Siiu rluh. Nho r,ps.,t
grade at H> un No. work. watch.
Incidentally was amunr IA, bust pr,.
pared IN the stat,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14

Nutic" is hereby given that under
'l by Nltuc at an order made ana
i,rrd 10y the County Court in
.t ur pushmataha County. state
. Okiahuma. IN the above entitled
numbered case on the oath day
q september. 1921. tn" dbo>" named
.urhtn viii sell al public sale. To
.,y highest and hest bidder for
. A. at the East door of the Bryan
county Court House. in the city of
'N" hour uf ten o'clock y. NJ. on
." 18th day of October, 1921. the
- Is and promises belonging To the
a.d incompetent. and specifically de-
iibrd ~ follows. to-wit:
G) The NEi of SW4 of SEA:
~ of NWi of SEA; E2 of SW4 of
NEi. NWi of SWi of NE4 SEA of
-Ei of NWi; and We of E2 of NEi
t section 80. Township 6 South,
Etngn \ East of the Indian Base and
Meridian, in Bryan County, Okla
Nnua. less the right of way for the
So Louis d san Francisco Railroad,
lhl The NW4 of SEA OF SEA. less
- acres tor st Louis n san Fran
..,,u Railroad right of way: SWi of
M of SEA. less Is acres for st.
Louis n san Francisco Railroad right
80 way: NWi of SEA. less 3.GS acres
ur 81. Louis ~ san Francisco Rail
'Dtd right of way: SWi of \Ei. less
- acres for -. Louis & san Fran
,r.ro Railroad right of way; and -
NWi of NEi, less i.,3 acres for
- Louis ~ san Francisco Railroad
% hi Of way. and .0l acres for A.
\ e. Railroad right of way. all in
section 2S. Township t South. Range
East. in Bryan County. Oklahoma.
Said lands and premises will be
old at public outcry. and will be sold
subject TO the confirmation of the
= 'ounty Court of Pushmataha Coun-
y. oklahoma: said sale to be made
- the highest and best bidder for
,iSh
Dated this the a?th day of Sep
t"nhrr. \ d.. 1921.
V. NJ. LOCKE.
Guardian.
:. ;. Lawrence,
Stamina Okla
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The DuRANT WEEKLY NEWS
Ist insertion Oct. !, 1921

Ist Insertion Oct. :, 1921
2rd insertion October II. l92l
TNTE OF OKLAHOMA.
ss.
COUNTY.
l\ TIir COT NTI COl RT IN MD
FOR rtSIIMATNlIA COUNTY, +,
OKLAHOMA
tho Matter Of the Guardianship
Il Edna Murphy, an lncuml"t"nt,
\ VI Lnrk", Guardian
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
KANSAS LABOR COURT VALID

The Kansas State supreme Court
last week upheld the validity of the
Court of Industrial Relations of th,
state. This court has been assailed
most bitterly by organized labor and
the ease testing its validity has been
watched all over the United States.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

No n |
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14

grade ot '> un h'r V"rh. Whi'h
mrtd"ntaliN Was am"hr h' bust Nr'
pared ~ the S'ai'
'o' iIkN COMPOSITION
In the selection u' u hl'"d u' pruI
try car" should Il" taken iu s"I''
heaithN Vigorous Sin'h II i butte
for h"rinn'> 10 keep ouIN 81" ''
rie'y oi poultry rath', 'han ~" ~
thr"e AS thor" l. hn h II hr'"i OF
poultry one should s't''' lh' Ndli't\
that lS best suited I" IN ., lnir"N"
and environments 'Hl" should m
taken that the NAL" hiid ~ IN" h'Ji
OF IN" flock /, standard bred. h"cdus"
standard hr"d NAL" ~ th" mead o.
a mnnri"l iI"'k VIII Improve IN"
nock greatly ON" should select
standard hr"d fowls h"'auS' IN" eggs
produced VIII h" uniform in sih" ANA
shap". ana VIII bring higher pl ices
standard ht"d fowls may br exhibit
ed and may h" sold Tor breeding ru,
poses.
The three leading classes Of puul
try are the. egg, meat and all-pur
pose breeds The rgg breeds ar,
small and active. they are clds-rd a.
non-sittrrs and as Il rule do not h".
come broody and hatch thCIr ,uV-
The meat breeds are laru" and hra>
Ter than either the rIg or all purpose
breeds and are not kept tor c....
h,,s Pa L., L.. a..
shellcd eggs The all purpu., bi. Il
are better suited for farm u" '''n
either oi tn" Others Ia the 'es
breeds III" l"EhornS, Min",cu-. A"-
'" '"'
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''"'
"'"
49,, -,
-. n".',.,
No. "'''
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I, Al, ,.,
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S'
."' Wv '''" WV" '''''S''' 'SSN ''''
""'' an" "''"N'' 'h""i''' '""'S can
NV '' nm '"' H'""'"r"
"reu'
Before setting Il hen ear" should
be taken that tn" nest is IN Il place
where IL will moi be- disturbed The
nest should he made of clean straw
and should b" roomy and high After
the eggs ar" placed in the nest ih"
hen should br caught and thoroughly
busted with insect powders. In So
lecting eggs for hatching they should
be uniform in siz" and shape. and
you should not put more than fifteen
eggs under on" hen When an IN
CuDdtOT Is scr " SnDllu ht' operated
according to manufacturers insrrur-
tions. After days tn" eggs should
be tested for fertility and AGAIN on
the fourteenth day. after his the in
cubatOr should not b. opened until
the chicks are hatchrd. After they
are hatched they should not be fed
Ior 80 hourS. When artificial incu-
oatioh IL used IN" hr"od"r should
ne started Il DAY or wv" before IN"
chichs are put III I" see II the neat
ing apparatus Is WORKING properly,
IL possioie th' bro"a"r Sh"uid h"
'ocated on ground that mas been
recently rui'iVat'd because there is
not so much danger OF dlS'aS" germs
oe'hs IN the SOIL In ease "i men
hatched broods the coops should be
well 'ehtila'ed ana should b" mad"
80 that they are easily cleaned. They
shouid oe large enough I" insur" per
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-14
LIST Insertion Oct. :. 1921.
ith Insertion Oct 2S, 1921.
NOTICE or PARTNERSHIP.

Know All Men Ry These Presents:
That We. J. l.. Whitworth and ].
&. Whitworth, the undersigned. both
being residents of the town of Wade,
Bryan County. State of Oklahoma.
hereby certify that we are associat-
ed together in partnership under
the firm name and style Wade Cash
Grocery" and that there is no other
persons interested in nor partners in
said firm.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-03-31
MOTHER GAVE IT
Virginia Lady Suffered With Aches
and Pains Until Mother Began
Giving Her Cardui.

Dublin, Va.-Miss Mary Alice
Hughett residing on Route 2, near
here, recently told visitor Of her
interesting experience with Cardui.
Miss Hughett said: II had been suf-
fering for some time with painful .
was pale, didn't feel like going.
Would just drag around, and couldn't
rest to do any good. l would suffer
once a month with my back, sides
and head. My limbs would ache and
l didn't know what to do, but knew
! must do something, for I didn't get
we'll by letting it run on.
'My mother is believer in Cardui
for she saw what 1t did for others as
well as herself, SO she began giving
1t to me.
ct wasn't long before I saw a
change. 1t was just what I needed.
1t regulated me. ] began to eat and
sleep. and the pain stopped.
"Cardui is without doubt the best
female tonic made, and am glad I
can recommend 1t to others"
II suffering with symptoms such as
Miss Hughett mentions, or other all
ments peculiar to women, why not be-
gin Cardui at once? It's merit is we'll
established by successful use for more
than 40 years.
Try Cardui!
Your druggist sells It NC-138
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come home, and you can give him a
goo'' -, uRcer you. RI 0. X. tn,
voucher and charge 1t to your Der.
@onal expense account"
ihats nice Of ycr. Old sport. and |
ehank you kindly ri talk to Billy
when | arrive I'm Buenaventura, and If
the prospect doesn't look good to me,
I'll argue him out of II and we'll cone
nome. Let me go. might come back.
but l must go. want to see Billy"
you just said minute ago you'd
turned the fOrty-year post" Jerome
warned him. "And yonre now going
10 lose year or two more In which
you might better be engaged LAYING
up foundation of independence for
your old age. For Heavens sake, man,
don't he n fool"
'Oh, but ! will be fool" John Stu
art Webster answered; and possibly,
py mis- time, the reader has begun to
understand the potency Of his middle
haihe-the Scotch are VIGOROUSLY pig
headed. and Mr.. Webster had lust
enough oatmeal in his blood to have
>"'N ~ 'i'''i 't-lltI IRE UtIllc nbneSt-
~. And you, You poor old horse,
you could not possibly understand
why, If YOU lived 10 he million wears
old"
He got up from his chair to the full
height of his six-feet- one. and
stretched 100 pounds Of bone and mus.
Gle.
"And so ! shall go to Sobrante and
lose all OF this all-important money,
shall ~ he jccred. "Then by all the
gods of the Open Country, hone I
may Dad burn you. Ncddy, I'm not n
Methuselah. ] want some fun i'm life.
| want to fight and be broke and 60
hungry and then make money for the
love of making II and spending 1t, and
l want to live a long time yet. 7 want
TO see the mirage across the sagehrush
and hear II whisper: ITither, John
Stuart Websterl IIithrr. Won fool.
and I'll hornswogge YOU again, as in
an elder day I hornswogglcd you be-
FORE"
Jerome shook his white thatch hone
lessly.
thou@ilt you were great mining
engineer, John" he said sadly, "hut
you're not You're IL poet. You d,
not seem to care for money"
well" Webster retorted humorous
ly, "it isn't exactly what YOU nigh.
term ruling passion. like to make
II. but there's more fun spending It.
I've made 100000, and now I want
TO go blow it-and I'm going to. DO
not try to argue with me. I'm luna
tic and I will have my way. If I
didn't 20 tearing off to Sohrante and
join forces with Bill Geary. there to
play the game. red or black. Ia feel
as If l had done something low and
mean and small. The boys appealed
to me. and ! have made my answer.
II come back alive but broke. You
(To be continued on last page)
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-03-31

you cannot, please cable anyway. Do
Iet me hear from you, Jack, If only tC
tell me the old entente cordiale still
exists. I know now that was con
siderable of Needless pup few years
ago and overlooked my hand quite reg.
u'arIy but now that I have good
thing / do not know Of anybody with
whom / care to share It except your
own genial self. Please let me hear
from you.
"Affectionately,
BILLY"
Jerome finished reading this remark
able communication then with in
finite amusement he regarded John
Stuart Webster over the tops of his
glasses as one who examines a new
and interesting species Of bug.
so Billy loves that dear Sobrante.
eh?' he said with abysmal sarcasm
Jack Webster, listen to q sane man
and be guided accordingly. was in
this same little Buenaventura once.
1 was there for three days, and I
wouldn't have been there three min
utes If / could have caught n steamer
out sooner. or all the miserable
squalid, worthless, ornery, stinkinc
holes on the face of Gods green foot.
stool, Sobrante is the worst-if one
may judge 1t by its capital city. Are
you going to chase off to this God-for-
saken fever-hole Mt the behest of a lad
scarcely out Of his swaddling clothes?
Jack Webster, surely you aren't going
to throw yourself away-give up the
sure thing I offer you-to Join Billy
Geary in Sobrante and finance a wild
cat prospect without certificate OF
title attached. Be reasonable. Wha!
did you wire that COMPOUNDED hoy?"
That l was coming"
Gable him you've changed your
mind. Wen send him some money to
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|Wamble Hill National Farm Loan Association

authorized to take and file applications with the Federal
Land Bank Columbia ~ " i"'
Kate interest cent Loans improved farm lands
me Federal Land Bank will loan SO 20
per cent. nsurable improvements ~ ~ ~
Filing application
Association the first step loan through the
Federal Land Bank of Columbia % "
fhe baak will complete as fast as can sell bonds o
make the money available ~ ~
The bank the
application will insure to get your quicker.
Inc Wambe Hill National Farm Association entitled to do
business in the entire charges per cent for it's
services loan made other all actual
cost Bring land deed for inspection making appca
" ~fr-
B. J. Doug lass, Sec. Treas.
Wambe Hill N. !. A.
Office in Rear of Bank OF. Chesterfield Building
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G. A.
Salute, you young jackass Just
received your letter. Cabling thou
sand for emergency roll first thing to-
morrow. VIII order machinery. Leav-
Ing for New Orleans tomorrow night,
to arrive Buenaventura first steamer.
Your letter caught me with hundred
thousand. We cut 1t two ways and
take our chances. Keep light in the
window for your old
JACK PARDNER."
That's windy cablegram," Neddy
Jerome remarked as the servant bore
1t away. "Why all this garrulity? A
cablegram anywhere generally costs at
least a donar word"
That's my delight OF q shiny
night, in the season of the year." "
quoted John Stuart Webster; land
why the devil economize when the boy
needs cheering up"
"What boy?"
"Billy Geary."
"Where is he?"
Central America"
Neddy Jerome was happy. He was
In an expansive mood for he had.
with the assistance of kindly fate,
rounded up the one engineer in all the
world whom he needed to take charge
Of the Colorado Consolidated. SO he
said:
"WeIl. JACK. Just TO celebrate the
discovery Of your old pal, I'll tell you
what I'll do. I'll o. X. your voucher
for the expense of bringing young
Geary back to the U. s. A., and when
we get him here, 1t will be up to you
to find snug berth for him with Col
orado Consolidated"
"Neddy," said John Stuart Webster,
"by my halidom, love thee. You're
a thoughtful, kindly old stick-in-the-
mud"
mo IFS nor butts. I'm your boss"
Jerome interrupted, and waddled
away to telephone the head waiter at
his favorfte restaurant to reserve a
table for two.
Mr.. Webster sighed. He dlsliked
exceedingly to disappoint old Neddy,
but He shrank from seeming to
think overwell Of himself by declin.
ing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
year job with the biggest mining com
pany e Colorado hut
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-07-28
SEES PARENTS DEATH.FIGHT
Girl Of Thirteen a Witness When
Mother Stays Husband In
Chicago.

Chicago. July Ii.-Mary Balough.
wide-eyed and speechless with terror,
witnessed a desperate battle between
her father, Kalmer. and her mother,
Mary, which ended when the mother
seized a knife'and stabbed her hus-
band dead.
Neighbors who ran In found the
wife unconscious beside his body. Ac-
cording to the daughter. who is but
thirteen, valmer Balough had been
drinking and was upbraiding his wife
for her conduct at a Sunday picnic.
She retorted that he would have to
quit drinking or she would leave him.
He lunged at her with q butcher knife.
but she wrested II from him and
plunged Il three times into his left
side. The woman was badly stabbed
and cut before she got the knife.