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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
FAST FI0RALA NINE
DEFEATS DE FUNIAk

FT.0RALA. June t3.-tSpecial) -
Flora1a defeated he Ieuuiak in fast
and interesting game here today by a
score Of 7 20 8. features 81 the game
was q running catch ~ Farmer FOR
Fiorala and ahoestrlng catch ~
Walker for ne Funiak. The pitchin
% Manuina for Floraia. who relieved
Howell IL the seventh. with no maa
down and three men on bases. not al
lowing q nit o. score. Howell also
pitched good bali orly giving rive
scattered hita
Batteries fiorala. Howeil. Manning
and Matthews Do Funiak. Hloods
worth and WEAK.
Struck eat BY Howell. 3 by Mar
ming. : ~ Bloodsworth, S. Hts. OF
Howell. Manning 9 Bioodsworth.
:. EFrors, hlOraia. q, Re Funiak. 4.
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when he won the title. and q was only
after ~ rounds ~ the hardts klad ~
effort that Be was shle 90 put Brennan
away.
little Nerves"
Tnaamnch as nempaay'n poor appear
nnce la enc brennan 20 can ~ blamed
largely % pour trafninR. he has no a.
yet had an occasion 20 show how BE Nlii
stand ~ under championship nerves.
but rest assured that Kearns win have
him in the best - physical condition Tor
the fEht with the Frenchr1x y And
thea We win Eee whether he suffers from
the weiFht ~ bis crown.
Copyright. 1871. M E A.
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cieVsiand player. Rufh ssnf n
hosue run late ths csntsrflsia 4
she fret time ihia feat 49, heen
riiNh@d-
Ruth q twe'rs amys aheaa ~
soasou pTuEfam. whsn he bst rs
first horne fsn June g
Rufh's aFnsarance IN the box
his own Fnaaest mis fFasndlF
wlfh roith j. believed 81 naxe -
his desire Whe twn uimo9f cams
hiHwa yuateFw. tuf amAa@lie reiafis1
were soon established. nath wot a.
laugh 90 the TiEer leader Is the fff
te-iay ehsn - struck hln eat. Thss
vas uue - haas a. the time and c.,
tried unHuceassfmiiy 80 nsMea first whs
Catcher Hoffman, drNpped fha third wtrlAs
Cobb was given a base nn NAala ana f4le.
out On Mta tNp prwviaga fAmea At -
aEninnt Nuth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
INCROWN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

A Hoted authority SAYS that n few
dr0pa ~ "0utEro" upou the skin sur
rounding tho inErowtng nail reduces IN :
flamu stlua and pain ard So touehens tue
tender. sensitive skin underneath the toe
NAH that e can not peusfrats the flesh.
and thu nal turns naturally outward al
MOST over night
"0mtRro 81 harmless hntisepfle
manufa etwed for ehlranud.sts HGoa-
ever. anyone can buy from the drug
store tiny bottle containing directions.
Advertisement
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kilbane Tells How They May
Slow Up Dempsey.

FsathsrSeiaht Champion 81 ire World
There's - ore handicap that Jack
Dempsey viii - working under IN his
nght with Georges Carpenter on July
that few folks viii stop to consider.
And IL is one that may have an impor-
TART bearing On nempsey.s fighting
methods
THAT u the fact thar he e q champion.
prom the moment a man wins q boK-
lng title until the time cores When be
q stretched On the mat and the belt
passes co. champion is under q Cun-
tlnuel almost unbelievable strain Nine
year Of holdirr the feather title has put
the gray into my own hair swiftly.
Fearanne Nlsion.
Always IN the mind ~ a champion "a
a picture % an oppoaenta fiat heading
Tor hts Jaw with the waiiup that win
push him into the forgotten world %
flstic discards.
Hes in q continual state q nerves."
IN hia worry over setting into proper
condition as meet challenger he's like
Is Ia oytrtrain and bo off-coier Tor the
fight
I'm nervous from the time I siRn ar
ftcfea 60 box. tie awake nights wor-
FyinR and planning That knockout
gsathera me while Tim Sea the dressing
room and Il follows me into The ring
The applause a champion receives lead
ems ID for a mufnenf.sghcn ! aiip between
the ropes. bar IFS back fuii blast when
/ so out Tor final Instructions.
When BEL Rlnaa.
Then comes the bell Fortunately Cor
me. when ! pop ont - mY corner, I'm
able 90 forget al about the haunting
knockout punch and concentrate on the
one sob ~ the evening
But Ell fighters are not alike IN this
respect And man who can't forget
has two opponenfe-his nerves and the
challenger one is just a. likely 70 rob
him - hts title AZ the other.
when Dempsey finished willard IN
shirt order az Toledo - had everything
70 gain and nothing % lose lie went
into the fight with a free mind. Hen
meet Carpenter with everything 90 lose
and nothing O. gain. IT'S mind wiil be
burdened with the fact that his title is
lH danger. and. unless he can shake that
feeling or. les going CD hurt him
A champion must guard against care
iesEneas. Friendly enemies" have spoiled
many a champ. A. soon a. 3 man wins
title. hundreds ~ good follows crowd
around him seeking ass Friendship. TN
lesa be keeps his head level and has feet
IN the ground. he is dined and wined
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BABE RUTH TRIES
HAND AT PITCHING
Held sae Tigers 20 Ore Scratch hlt IN
ere First -Four Innings

NEW YORK. June fs-Tho Rev York
Yankees made Il three sfraisht from be-
trol. today l3 20 s. Ruth. Ga hts first
Same 81 the season rs 2 pitcher, held THE
tigers - enc scratch hlf In tho first four
Innings hmt was relieved BY Mays ID
the slsth. Ruth also nit two hemers.
bringing HE season total 20 a. score:
leetrsif .......... ooe ESQ l2i- - I
Sew York ......-Isa e81 28x--ia ~
Ehm<e and Haaaiers Ruth. MAYS. Per-
guson and sehang. Hoffman
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PfTTsnfRG la. June l9 Pittshurg
staged batting bee On Baumwnrtner to-
day and defeated Philadelphia. Il to 5.
Maranviife bad perfeet batting average.
with five hits. Score
Philadelphia ... 88o oof sIo- SIG 1
PittsburR ........ .oso Ell i8x-ig &c 3
Eaumeartner ana Peters Hamilton
and Schmidt.
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BEARS TAKE CLOSE
ONE FROM PELICANS
After New Orleans Had Tied tire score
Mobile Comes Back ~ Tenth ara
Wins.

NEW ORLEANS. June ia.--After
New orleans had tied the score with
Two runs - the ninth with two out.
Nfohlla came hack In the tenth and
~ a sacrifice fly scored the run which
won. : 20 3. score:
Mobile ..... orc goo 900 IA ]
New orleans :. 600 goo ofe o--3 ~ e
Myers.
fulton and Pond. James and De-
berry. Myers.
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Travellers osssa, sluss.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK June ait
lie Rock punched hits OF =. Chambers
ia the second and eighth innings and
won from Memphis 5 90 j. Score
Memphis $685.. COCO o0i ooo-t Z
Little Rock ~ n20 600 e8x-5 ~ D
Chambers and Dodio. Cooper. jon
nard and and.
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GUESTS REGISTERED
AT THE SAN CARLOS

Among guests registered AZ the san
Carlos hotel yesterday were: Zen b
MADISON. Marks Ramsey. R y. Pitt
man. New Orleans. Judge a. q.
Campbell. DoFuniak Springs. John 81.
Mcmillan. J. ~. Cooper. Atlanta. G. A.
RraEhcar. H. Harrison and wife.
George IA. Bechtel. IT.. D. r.. Hardx.
n a. Robertson. Birmingham. IA. ~
Cunningham. y. ~ Vance. Chicago.
" l. bearing. Jacksonville. q. W..
Masterton. william .. Littoli. Wash
ington. -. e.
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TWO HOMERS FOR
BABE YESTERDAY
Yankee siuegsr No~ Aas ~ - tsls
Credit. Twelve Days Ahsa1
% last wear.

NEW ToRK. Huna t3-haho nafh
made two home runs % tadaya Eame
with Detroit bringing rs seasons total
90 "a. ana pitchod five innings. taklnE
the mound for the first time this year.
The Yankee siuEMeF established q ma
ioF league record - five home runs -
four consecutive rameas NurnasNinR the
previous mark % four which he bell
iointiy wfth w. J. Hraaiey. a former
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14

PHILADELPHIA June f3-Harrta'
pitching ara hitting proved too much for
sd Louis toiay and Philadelphia cveusd
the series with - : victory Score
81 Louis ......... ool oo2 0f0-8 2
Philadelphia ...... go 0o6 elk 8
Richmond, Burweu and Collins. Harris
and Perkins.
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ATLANTA. Ca. June la.-Chntt--
nooea defeated Atlanta today. 20 ,.
chiefly due t. the wildness % the
Cracker twiriers. Score:
e.ha+tanoewa ono $40 o8o-s @ i
Atlanta ....... 600 0zo co.'s
johnson. Vines md Graham; Pier
son. purcell. Bedgood and Thurman:
Schmidt.
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CHICAGO June e.-ChieaFo shut cut
Boston % today The locals punched
. double. and triple after base On balls
IN the fourth inning fer two runs and
Boston s........... .eoo 600 oao-o o
Chicago t....... oae 1oi e2x--s o
Hrazton. Morgan and oopdy. York ana
DAILY.
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- - 60 l4IttIna.

WAsHIfNGTOS. June i3.-Clevelans
Defeated washngton IN free luttIug
game here today ~ Is 6 Rice. ia five
times At haf got two singles two dou-
bieH and Il home run. score
Cleveland ..... ca ee2 GgI-io n &
Washington ..... zee Ell COO - o
Caldwell. alalls Coveleskle and Nuna-
maker. Thomas. Erickson. johnson.
Acosta. ZaeAard and CHARITY
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NWmWIT"- TN" DE-" - m -
Celet. Pate. Three base hits. Y. Bell
Sacrifice hits. Eel. Roukey. Gould.
pate. Touart. Hits on Bel :. Kent 10.
stolen bases Could. Left ON bases.
XEhitmann 2. seviliea 8. bare on balls.
or Kent T. OF Bell J. strike out by
BELL 4. by Kent o FIRST base on errors,
Wbitmans i. scvillcs s, Pissed haiia.
Robinson wild pitches. Kent. TIT by
pitcher Kent (Cculd).
sBoaarf bite for weber ID 7th.
..Baisden hits Tor Touart ln 9Th.
Umpire. Kelson Time Of game. J; 20,
Attendance 600.
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Southern League.

Atlanta q Chattanooga, s.
Nashville, 90. birmingham. a.I0.
Naw Orleans 3. Mobile. TO In
fans4.
Little Rock. 6: Memphis 1.
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Yesterdays SCORES.


Tsislebn x. ~ Philadelphia. 5.
fslnesnf ali. Brooklyn. 3.
chieago. s. Boston. Q.
- Louia. re-. New York. 1.
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CHAMPIONS NERVES

and toasted until Ne - sosEy ana al cut
q condition.
The mere fact that ~ IL q ehampion
aoeen't win fights for a title hoiieT. fie
must keep himself aiwagn la the pink
ne must train eonaelentiunsiy o. every
challenges. for n bee out e condition.
even secoad-rater may clip over the
waliop that tumbles him from his peaea-
tai
Jack Dempsey has haG Only ere real
battle since he defeated MiuiaFd~fhe
nxht with ban Brennan. Iaca heid
Brennan cheaply and devoted little e.
fort - training fer the bout. The re-
suit showed plainly ia his appearances In
the ring
lie wasn't 81 al the same fierce fight
ing machine a. 20 that day a. Toledo
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FleriaA state.

Dayton. 3. Jacksonville. 4.
Orianao. 8 st. Petersburg. 4.
Lakeland. q Tampa. 3.
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American Association.

ssoiumbas. s Milwaukee. II
Toie1e "a; Kansas City. 8.
Indians polls. 3. Minneapolis. s.
IS. Louisville game postponed.
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Pnrtam outh. : Richmond. s.
Suffolk a. Norfolk. II.
wilson. is. petsAahurg. 3.
Rocky Mount 9. Newport News. 6.
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REDS GOT THE HITS
BUT COULDN'T WIN
DodasFs. Win less Nanber. Take ire
Care ~ seoFe 81 90 :.

CINCINNATI. Tune Il - Cincinnati
Fnruarea twelve hts. Including four two
paRgeFn. but were unable 60 make them
count. brooklyn winning : t0 d scares
Brooklyn .........20 a e09 o8i--3 i
Cincinnati ....... .e8a 600 fe0-t ie Q
Mamaux and miller; Brenton. Coumbe
and WinKo. Hargrave.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

WHkhE THY PLAY TO-DAY
Hationaf Leaaue.
New York at st. Loais.
Boston az Chicago
Brooklyn At Cincinnati
Philadelphia at rlttahurg
amsriean league.
Cleveland az Washington.
-. Louis At Philadelphia.
Chicago af Eoston
natrolt az New york.
Southern Leaeus.
Cna3xar ooea az Atlanta.
Mohtie ~ New Orleans
Nashville e Birmingham.
Memphis az Little Roek.
Twilight Schedule
Taeaday Navy Yard ~. y. 81. c. A.
wednesday -narfisss vs. Whstrnan~
ThurSd ys-Seviaes vs.. Navy Yard.
FFidsy =. az. c. A ". Bapslsla.
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creensloTo. 3. Raleigh. 5.
Durham. HAgh Point. 8.
Dansaile 81 Winston salem. Z.
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Seth Atlantic.

Calufnh IA. q Charleston. 2
Charlotte. g. suartanburR. :.
Aagusta. 10; 0rsenville. s.
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- - q. 90 -.

BOSTON. June ta--1'hicaEo feH on
Joaes IS the first inning To-day with two
oat and none ON bases and made five
rams. The visitors defeating Boston 20
A. scoFs.
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sarons Take soth Ends Of Double.
header.

Nashville, Tenn. June i3-birming
ham took both games n doublchoad
er with Nashville here this afternoon
6 70 and 30 10 9. Taylor's home ruf
with on. decided the first game
score;
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Annfher - cafalnnIa.

ST louis June last Louis won
ifs tenth straight victory today, defeat
ing New York 10 20 l. arann leading 1T
IN The first inning, MT a home ran and
repeated IN fho second with one man On
base. Score
New York ......... lee eco 600 2
IT. Louis ........laa 90 20x-la Is 4
Nemf Ryan and smith. CASTOR, Halnes
and ClemoT.s
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Old Papers for sale az Journal
Office.
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Birmingham .... 600 Gao o0o-s . ?
Nashville ....... 00i ol0 ooo-2 2
Morrison and Gooch Payne and
Junnard.
Second game:
Birmingham 81. 00t 12o oaa--i0 i2 o
Nashville .... 20I COS 0oe-s 2
Newton. J. Morrison and Brandon.
Statham. Warmoth. Lankeuau and
Jonuard.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-03-11

rivers. They also lay claim and
title to about the same number Of
acres in North Dakota and are
starting proceedings in the court
of claims against the government
to recover payment for this land
at the rate OF 81 Is per acre. They
claim that the government owes
them about $18,75O. 600. and have
signed q contract with Daniel b.
Henderson. an attorney in Wash.
ington, D. c., to prosecute the case
for them.
Contract Signed in Havre
The contract with the Washing.
ton attorney was signed in Havre re-
Gently before Judge Rose. Isaac
Blount of Wolf Point. Henry Arch.
dale of Oswego and Growing Four
Times of Oswego. signed the con-
tract for the Assinniboines residing
on the Fort Peck reservation, and
Simon First Shoot, Talks Different
and Raymond Feather of Harlem
signed the contract in behalf OF the
members Of the tribe residing on the
Fort Belknap reservation. The con.
tract provides that the attorney shall
receive fee of 10 per cent OF all
moneys or lands recovered.
Isaac Blount, who was acting as
spokesman for the delegation, is a
we'll educated Indian and claims that
he has been trying to unravel this
matter for the last twenty years He
claims that his tribe holds in their
possession the original document exc
cuted by the government commission
ers giving them title to this vast ter
ritory; that they have valid claim
against the land and that the govern
ment had no right to throw it open
to public entry, and they are now
going to sue the government to re-
cover the value Of the land on the
basis of $1.25 per acre.
The Assinniboine Indians claim
that this territory was given to their
tribe by the government through a
treaty in 1851 to run for a certain
number OF years and with certain
conditions. but before the time limi,
expired other treaties were made
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-03-11
WHEN MCCORMICK
FOUGHT INDIANS
COLONEL J. L. ALLEN TELLS OF
THE LATE PAUL M'CORMlCK'S
RATE WITH REDSKINS
Writes of the Ambushing Of McCor.
mick and Jim Edwards; the Kill.
ing Of Edwards and the Ride of
Mccormick to Safety on q Wound
ed Horse.

Receipt Of the following letter
from Colonel j. l. Allen. now at
Berkeley, CAL. brings up many
"reminiscences Of pioneer days and
especially of those events partici-
pated in by Paul Mccormick. the
grand old man of Montana" who
died recently at Billings:
I'm reading the Columbus News.
read with regret Of the death of my
old friend, Paul Mccormick, the COM
mander of the garrison Of Fort Pease
in 1875, and in memory's sacred
place will ever retain the name and
form of him and olden associates that
have passed over the dividing trail
that separates us from those We know
and love. We look unafraid to the
unknown and unwelcome approach OF
that underlined source which no one
likes to name. that summons each
and all at eternal rest. So they pass
away from our sight forever. but in
memory they will live with US while
live lasts, perhaps we will meet them
again. Who knows?
Rattle With Indians
Looking back over the faded
years I see the fort being built day
by day. the cowardly approach of the
savages. the alarm, the surprise. the
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OIL
BELONGS TO YOU

much benefits
q few helps
in
be
. Q be
Q the
q
n o fundsare
is a. OF is lon the leases II
make that
out 81 an oil
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giving them land the
through oversight ed
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attack, and wounded and dead and
the burial. and a feeling of loneli-
ness that comes after q comrade has
passed from our sight. I can recall
the old Big Horn gun when It went
off with roar and its messages Of
death. and the Indians running in
fear out of its range. And the flag
flying from the bastion, and the
shout and JOY after the fight all come
back to me in reading OF Paul Nc
Cormick's death. He sure had a
close call when the Sioux got poor
Jim Edwards. I had been talking
with Jim the morning he was killed
and he told me his home was in Colo
RADIO. They were ambushed by about
thirty redskins. just he and Paul. and
Paul's horse was shot but brought
him out of the scrap safely to the
fort. but died at shutdown.
Many Are Passing
II was night guard alone over the
silent forms asleep till the fort was
almost completed, and heard the
sounds of the wandering herds Of
buffalo. the bowling of wolves and
yelping OF coyotes. the splash of bea-
yer tail in the river. the boot of an
own we're company for me as the
night wore away and daylight came
with songs of birds. But these
braves have laid life's burden down
since then: Bill Brockway, Zed Dan
iels. Muggins' Taylor. Major Pease.
George Herendeen and at last Paul
Mccormick. All of these knew and
wonder and think will they NEE, in
the spirit form and land where all is
peace and love.
-. l. ALLEN"
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motion to table. the roll call being
as follows:
To table-Booth. Burgess, Burlin-
game, Church. Clark, Coburn, Cone.
Cooper, Craig, Dearborn. Donlan, Ed
wards. Esh, Galway. Haaland. Haley,
Hazelbaker, Hefferlin. Heren (voted
aye SO as to be able later to move
Lowe, McCone, Mears, Page. Parker.
Paul, Slattery, Stewart OF Meagher,
Stewart of Deer Lodge and White.
Total 80.
Against m lotion to table: Anderson,
Connolly. Cowan, Dixon, Foster,
Greening, Greenup, Griffin. Harmon,
Jensen, Junod. kirton. Lewis. Long.
10y, Mckay. Mains, Pauline, Borvik.
Siegfriedt. Total 20.
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SAY OLD TREATY
WAS REPUDIATED
!ASSlNNIBOINE INDIAN TRIBE
WILL SUE GOVERNMENT TO
RECOVER 4l6,75O,OOO
Claim that Under Treaty of 1881
Uncle Sam Gave the Tribe Lands
in Northern and Central Montana
Now Worth Hundreds of Millions
of Dollars.

The !AssinnibOine tribe Of In.
dians, residing on the Fort Peck
and Fort Belknap reservations in
the northern part of the state,
through q treaty with the govern.
ment which was made with their
tribe in 1851. are laying claim to
approximately 100000 acres OF
land In Montana lying between the
Musselshell and the Yellowstone
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The Mitchell Royalties own 70,
Joe Miller and CatIett leases. Tive
heart Of the Cat Creek glory hole a
into the Mitchell treasuPy. Five ad,
well proven land With their c0mpl
than Is wells will have been finish
drilled On these leases must pay .
Royalties Company.
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In dramatic fight in the senate
over the measure to create tax
commission, an administration meas
ure, the bill was killed. The forces
for the creation of the commission
were led by Senator Rolla Heren OF
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YOUNG MEN WHO
WANT HELPmEETS
BACHELORS OF SAND SPRINGS
SEND OUT CALL FOR
SOUL MATES.

It Is the Last Frontier. Over in Gar.
field County; Something About
Some Of the Candidates for Natri.
mOny; Lonesome Men Of Loving
Disposition.
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TAX COMMISSION
BILL IS KILLED
GOES DOWN TO DEFEAT IN THE
MOST DRAMATIC FIGHT
OF HE SESSION

Opponents to Measure, Led by Sena.
tor j. E. Edwards of Rosebud, Cit.
ed the Defeat Of Same Proposition
At the Polls Last Fall; Bill Was
Championed by Senator Heren.
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Bell to Take Over the
P. & A. Telephone System

Pittsburgh. Aug. c6.--A so.5oo.oo0
merger, which itself will mark tho pass
ing Of the "Iadcpendcnt in the tele'
phone field in this district. will go be-
fore the state public service commits
sion for approval at hearing 10 he
held here Thursday. September s. upon
the application OF tho Roll Telephone
company for permission 10 acquire by
purchase the assets and good Will OF
the Pittsburgh and Allegheny Telephone
company.
Tho merger. II approved. will estao-
lish tho Boil as the only telephone In
this territory.
No Details Announced.
Tho firure. 33.5oo.oo0. AS the extent Of
tho merger Is approximate. 1t Is said
No details have been announced. Tho
p. and A.. It ia understood. has out
standing about sl.5nn.000 in bonds
which tho Bell company Is believed 10
DO willing to take over and to pay IN
addition another $1,000 900, or total Of!
$o.JO0.oo0.
The Pittsburgh and ALLEGHENY Tsle'
phone company. Incorporated under the
laws Of Pennsylvania. Is capitalized at
100000. Cyrus Huling OF Columbus
Ohio, Is president. Besides Its numor-
GUS subscribers. It occupies It's own
building and central exchange nj Sew
enth avenue and Blgelow boulevard.
The Bell in other parts Of the state
and country anas been taking over In
dependent telephone companies