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Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23

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: = s " : 8 4 = 8 = & a Z 4 3 " Is Z
almost two months cation With her
mother, Mrs: O.Is Ikloster, departed
Friday. for. Minneapp liss where she l,
VIII IL agaiin,be ! l mployegd1
GeorgesDoWnsI left fonday for Will,
mar where The viii drive astruck I.
MRS Harstad returned sto Minneapo.
lis Monday aftArsa few day. Visit At
the lake IS. ..s
*Ess I Miss Florence johnson q returned
home Monday after being q gdestssot
Miss Florence Nelson for Il several
day :.s .s.s 5s5sz
Mrs. VIM. Nelson, Erwin and Flor;
ence Nelson and their guest. Miss Flor:
ence johnson returned here Friday
from q everaIedays auto. trip to Du.
luth, Virginia, Hibbing Nand various
other places 5:s58 s 4 KS S.. +:
7 Lid Wants To See You. *@ ~ z. ::ttii
Mrs I'D: Andrews le, Ethel, Iva.
dell, and Russell; Andie ews. departed
Tuesday for their home at Caring.
tom D ) after spending a couples5ot
= y =. =
weeks camping by the lake and visit:
ing the Sam Anderso family here
and the Andrew Anderson home znear
New London. q :.. ~ /, n: s.. s.s
! M Mrs Otto Mltathiason Of Chicago is
a guest at the John Nelson and Dan =
Downs homes. uss::s n I ss; .=ssz ,se<::; ;<:;
/: .Mrs. Louis Mardin and little daugh-
:
tel; returned turn I'd p .tp their home at Morse
sask:. Canada, Sunday after visiting
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Norman
4 tClhrristianson h for several days 1 lib, '5s
WI: Poffrath sand: family departed
Tuesday:fo their home atsSpringfeld
Mimi, after spending. the summer in
their new cottage. ON the east shore ot
Green Lake on, the old Frank Harris
farm: ~.5 :'::51ftt :,z:s'f;tt : =. W.
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STRAUSS S1.BRO|THERS

Are YOU the man, maj that requires a.
made to measure suit? If so:s we: ask
YOU YOU to sse our line ';f Of 500 samples, on
display at Erickson & Erickson. We
fit the hard to At, and 1suit the hard TO
49,: s:o 7s$. ,:.j3,
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23
Same Old Story But Good One

same Oid Story But Good one
Mrs. Mahala Burns, Savanna, Mo-,
relates an experience, the like of
which has happened in almost every
neighborhood in this country, and has
been told and related by thousands of
others, as follows: II used a bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy about nine years ago and it
cured me of flux (dysentery). had an
other attack of the same complaint
three or four years ago and a few
doses of this remedy cured me. I have
recommended it to dozens Of people
since l first used it and shall continue
to do so for know it is quick and
positive cure for bowel troubles -
Adv. August
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23
COSTUME TAILORING

+ We have Just received our new fall,,|
line Of Fashion Park Clothes together
with their costume tailoring i service.
II you are looking for ssomet ething DIFF
ferent, some ething- individual made up
to suit you; let us show you the line.
Erickson & Erickson-Adv. u q
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23
CHANCE OF ADDRESS

f. ErtcK saP sundfors; contractor Of
>plastering and chimneys, has moved
to: =217 ;Trott Ave, East, having phone
number 166--R. -Ady. 1. If. a< ..*y j i Jan; Il
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23

STHEsLo II 50 oAo. ) q .sNigk u ! = Rollf7f
One 81. the. atfaangssts 81 seftls91lne 8
was used some Years gd NV
/ Zu1mbre eala makers az repalrre : g e
III as any une xpound ded alamity
tended to bi!itate its nerves or par
[.alyze its muscular as st taAlict
with aX DANA ged >.orepa ted sattachm4nt.
For a ruuptnre tum ifi -
*# Has any visit ton Us IS paralysis an
rested Of: destroyed the facile action of
tie motive pow 81 :the tipp6euS 81.
tension of the;sp,id dermiffs uni liedinE
its I.
rs he ped daneous exltreniit rem 'iinta
OF has prelo attrition againat11 tor
ranaceons stubstan reduced rs Is IS
state: of stumpif feir.ous s de formity is5
the digitarial appn ngndaage ala IL iieaho1t IS
flaw 81 fracture s's ss'1.
lis the pccluse and expansionssac-
ton unintefr0pt ted! u the oStahegen-
GUS ossiouaity isomet tricaliy al1lgluiat-
ed Is its: centrifugal 4rotundit funde'
formed by semi ssa1nhf colfapse 81
lprotusion :? is, its polyhe rai co1tor rf,ns.
alton correct,s and IT'S; circ ambient.
pr6porti adequate f6r. person Con.
servation Ale mineral ogical : Vle- We
getable and sanims Elements still rin'
comb mbinati Is 49, 500 .
!, The whole, Of course, boiled down.
brings us to the simple squeation: !
"Does your UMBRELLA require repair
ing " ~ s.
Mrs &HanrvlE,11i, ;,Sns 81 4, s., ~ ,1,,
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23
FROM TACOMA !.

Mr.. Harold W. Hong Of Tacoma,
Washington, arrived last Wednesday.
for a weeks visit at the home Of Mr.:
and Mrs.s7P. B. Hong. Hesis a SON Of
M. J. Hong, formerly Of Willmar.
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23

Mrs: Henry AEl Tin gson returnel On
Saturday from tt~o weeks visit Ct
Raymond. s.:s..s: = SIS $50
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orouaiy. -weii--wcii. II may be
managed lie was attempting TO
reproduce, now. the induigent man
ner he used 10 take with her long
aEo when abe was q nttis gtri and
came 10 him for dimes and quarters
and half dollars for chiidren's trink-
cts.
He pasted Ethers arm fondiy.
Now. my dear. tell mo about that
fellow L>outrcile."
shs drew back . little from him.
Then IL was his sight of tho Rock
which. tho minute before. had
changed hint
why. grandfather she said. Il
just met him on tho train this
morning"
Hs selxsd her, as the passion
which he had with difficulty put
down rose to mastery Of him agnin.
That's a iie--a iicr' he charged.
You're friends; you know all about
him. You're--friendsr'
She struggled 20 break tho hold
OF his hand upon her shoulder. the
blood hot within her. Il don't Her
she defied him II DO know more
about him than I told you; but
what said was true. I told you
he wac going 70 the Rock"
Arc you going TO tell mo about
him7"
mo"
"whstr-
"Nor
He bent over her. "Aii right; all
right" he said at last. pulling her
papers from his pocket and thrust
ing them at her. lilo put his hand
10 push button. Ethel could hear
a bell ringing In some other part
of the house and. knowing that she
WAR dismissed. she went out. meet
ing Miss Plat In the hall.
Beautiful afternoon" Miss Plat
said ngreesbiy.
beautiful" Ethel aoquiesced and
returned 10 her bedroom.
CONTINUED Monday
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ONE WAY TO COVER" LAND

the house didn't get itself built A
gun Is just as good as a house
to cover land II you use It right
so one day Norman came up
and father said to him. You'll
have to move that lumber off,
"vvho says sor Norman was
spunky rs could be.
Then I oarne up and he said.
did you say you'd shoot me7'
mo said sort OF smiling at
him. oh. no. ! never said I'd
shoot you. Norman. said ia
shoot tho first man TO put plank
on this lot and wiil.'
HE looked At me minute,
then he grlnncd. and held out his
hand ana said. 'shakel like a
manr
I'VE didn't have much trouble
with them after that. but III
never forget one night. not long
after. was in Seattle and heard
the most awful racket I over
heard. 1t walked me up and be.
foro ! was quite awake I said, IN
bet that's Colonists.' You SEQ,
they made most OF tho disturb.
ancc knew anything about"
But tho best story Mr.. Fisher
told was n real bear story.
"I'll try 10 tell II as nearly as
can. just as no told II TO me-"
Go 80 Continued
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which had distinguished the days
Of his great vigor.
Your father believed he was 20
smart--so smart" he gioated over
her. He carried off my daughter
and thought he could win against
me. lie sided with John--John."
he repeated the nams of his broth.
err violently We'll II dld look like
good business then. John seemed 10
have stronger hold on tho property
than had. But your father for
got about longevity.
John was under tho sod before
hs was 70. Your father forgot
about my sons. too. John had OF.
iver--damn weakiing: no he's under
the sod. too: his wife's below the
waves, and everything they had's
In court. But IT'S coming to msl
It's got to come to me-" no repeat
ed. snspping off each word short
and failing with his arm for EN-
phasis. And you got TO como to
me II you want anything; every.
thing. everybody's got to come to
mel For I'm alive and they're all
dcadi
10 ,erked about and strobe across
the room
Ethel watched him ss he went TO
a window and stood staring out
while he recovered himself. For a
few moments. he seemed not 10 be
seeing, but simply to be staring.
Then he 1erked straight. and Ethel
knew that he had begun 20 see ana
that what he saw was the Rock.
guant and glistening In the last
rays OF tho declining sun.
Her grandfather slowly turned
about.
"You want about two hundred
thousand dollars immediately"
"ons hundred and eighty-nve
thousand is the total I put down
as necessary now. grandfather" she
said.
practically two hundred thou
sand: call II that" no corrected gen
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"RUBADUB'S CHARM

Nick be nimble. Nick be quick.
Nick. jump over this little stickr'
Ons OF the little white rabbits
gave a big hop over n little twfg
that the fairyman held out and
scarcely had HIS feet touched tho
ground again when Nick appeared In
his true form. as well and smiling
and happy as ever.
Then Rubadub said another charm
like this:
Little Nancy Etucots In . white
pctucoat
And n pink nosa
Turn three times around and see
how tall she grows."
Tho other little rabbit turned
around three times as Rubadub said.
and behold There stood Nancy all
dInples and brighfness.
We'll, We declarcF' said al the
fairies in establishment.
fTo he Continued
Copyright 1912, by Seattle stan
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Turpin7"
Hes just-so. n you must know.
There was little personal feeling In
winne's casualncss. Just a nice.
husky boy who can DO counted on.
that's ALL"
Peggy crushed out the cigarct
she had lighted. There was enough
fire in her.
81 must say you're getting up-to.
date, Winl Nowadays n you ask
one boy, he drags in a regiment.
But asking Bobby and getting you
and another hoy along Is something
even new for mo. Since when do !
peed xQu ana EscQrt ~ Hlasps
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clock7'
'Since you've taken 70 inviting
boys TO call ut midnight with mother
away"
Nothing was said between tho
two Girls for long time. On the
breeze came a stronger watt OF Jazz
from the Casino. A little clock
tinkled sweetly tho hour OF eleven.
The atmosphere was tense: the girls
fidgeted. At last maid entered.
"Mr. vanderpool TO SEQ Miss
Peggy. He's downstairs"
Peggy started guilty, was about
to put her hand over tho smoking
ciSalss stub sna y alas hsg haQk.
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well" Mr. Fisher said. Il
didn't understand lights bobbing
around tho mill at night II was
unusual I thought I'd Just sort
OF stick around and SEQ what was
happening.
80 about midnight. ! saw a lot
o. coionists congrcgating down on
our beach. Saw n scow of lumber
slip into port. and the men began
10 unload tho lumber right thore
on our land
80 quietly took my gun and
sort OF sauntcred down there.
Hello. Norman calls out
what you going to dor
"T'm going to build a house.
he said.
"'oh. no. you aren't I said.
Not on that land. that's our
land
"'You can't hold any moro
land than you can cover no said.
and they went on unloading ium.
Der.
80 when I came down In the
morning there IL the lumber on
our lot.
But in tho meantime. have
made up my mind what TO do.
There are more ways than one 70
cover land. and sat right down
and covered that lot with my
good old Winchester rifle. And
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But her mood OF rebellion against n
world as personified in winnie's In.
terference. checked these precau-
tons.
Tell him TIL be down In q tiff"
"And Mr.. HarISer to see Miss Win.
nie." recited the maid.
Winnie rose hastily and without
seeing the savage look Peg gave her
followed her cousin out OF the room
The two girls put on their street
clothes and went down together In
the elevator to the Byzantine foyer
Of the big apartment palace.
Ted Hsrker. big. quiet. college
athlete, rose from marble bench.
Bobby AAnaerpQqt spA e substaa.
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BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
BY CONDO

tial real estate holdings. came for
ward from the other side--an aver
age, lil<able lad of good family. In .
mood for anything lively.
"H'lo. Wini What's In the air
PegY" he grinned after introduce
tons.
Humidity" snapped Peg. I'm
perishing with drought and dullness.
I'm fed up. and don't care who
knows II. Want a bit o. whizz In
my sweet. young life tonight. and
I'm going to get II. Bobby Van. II
there's cents worth of pep and
gumption in your
TO BE Continued
Copyright lv2Ss BY Seattle Stau
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CHAPTER Nv

CHAPTER Nv
When she was obliged 60 rep,y.
she only repeated the fact Of her
meeting with Barney Loutreiis az
she had related IL over the tels.
phone.
Every ono was well at the house.
Lucas assured In rsnly TO Ethcls
questions.
The persons whom he grouped
under every one were his wife
and -Aiiss Piatt- and -aiixx Piast's
husband Miss riats had been his
private secretary for many years.
Her salary was sufficient TO en-.
able her TO sttact q lazy. good.
looking youth named Merrill Kin.
cheioe. seven years younger than
herself. She married him and
thereafter supported him. to her orn-
ploycr's exceeding disgust.
Lucas never let her marriage
ehanxs her name TO him. and. when
he had been obliged 10 refer 10
kincheice. u had been always MS
Miss platt's husband"
All but Miss Platt's husband were
At the door as thu sicd drew up
before the porch; and Ethel felt a
rush OF icvc a. sho saw her grant
mother. She was a ilstl, woman,
thin and shrunken now. but erect,
with spirit unbroksn By her many
yearA
rAtsr IN the day Eths, haA her
business talk with Lucas.
-fws como for money. grand
hshsr.- shs confessed at oncA "A
good dsai Of money. some Of which
Z need Immediately
Wei. how muchr'
I've the total here; ths dAtes
mean the tmewhen ought 10 have
the different amounts." shs sx.
planned. trembling In spits Of bar
self.
Those are the names Of irrfgn.
ton and development companies ana
vater-power plants In Montana ard
Wyoming. want the money
marked Immediate to oompists the
frrss five and get them running. II
] do not do that. the iessss--or tho
purchase contracse-wfii lapse"
He only grunted a. he glanced
over II and stopped chewing his
cigar. -AlI right: what happens n
they lapse?"
Fathers fntsrest--my interest
now" Ethel said quietly. -of course
II iost But that's not most i'm
portant It's 20 sce that fathers
friends and our neighbors out west
get their money back. Thsy thought
hs Was going to live and see every.
thing thru"
80 you came 10 work upon my
natural affections for your
Yes" Ethel said. Yes: 7 sup
pose you may nay I've done that
Her grandfather slowly drew HIS
leg back from tho deskdrawer; sud
denly he kicked the drnwer shut
and with HIS hands upon tho desk.
he pushed himself up 20 his feet.
He was stlli . towering man IN
spite OF the slight stoop which took
moro than an inch from ths stature
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BEorx HERD TODAY

Craving oxcitemsnt and with her
blood stirred BY tho dangerous night IN
June.
pEGoY DEAN. . typical flapper. phones
nog vhNDERPoor. and asks him 70
call for her at II 40.
WINNIE, a sensible Eiri snd PsEgy's
cousin. IL shocked that Peggy should
take advantage OF their parents abb
sene. at q dance TO invite hoy irienu
- sueh an hour. They quarrel and
then 20 Psggys astonishmont she hears
winnie ptoninr To
TED HARKEP snd asking him 20 call At
k6s hour she sSpsets Boo Jsnosrpoot
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Inc four fairymen. Mr. Tingaiing
|1sd Nr. scribbls Scratch. Mr.. sprin-
~ Blow and Mr.. Rubadub. al stood
|heking at Nancy and Nick. whom
had changed into white
|nbbits.
Il don't know enough magic to
|ehengs ern back into children
Again" said Tingaiing gluniy.
And I don't know enough TO
thsDge 'en. either" said Sprinkle
Flow soberiy.
"Apr I don't know enough. either"
kej5 si-. scribble. Scratch. looking
ashamed Of himself. MIR. scribble.
Scratch, being a fairy schooirnaster,
Vss supposed 10 know everything.
rbssp salGs," said Rubadub. com.
h< for~2rd grAndly and rubbing his
AAnts tJkcther. i've learned two
ssw charms aud I've been waiting
lor a chsnce 10 use them"
Then please hurry unmarked
bit sharply. There IN
~ fims 20 10 wnsted."
So RuLadub sAid ~ one4
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90 on WITH THE STORY

90 on WITH THE STORY
Peggy. curious. puzzled at her
cousin daring TO ask n littie.known
young man to call after II Mt night.
and fencing for position In the duel
between thom. asked:
Tied Harkor7 What's he likef Is
he a wally or Turp7"
winifred was aloof,
you'll have 20 translate. I think"
"Oh--ls he good.lookor like
Wslly Reid. y EoEgleesed LIKE Ben
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CENTER. THE FLAPPER"
By ZOE BECKIy stsssistttsts

NO a-FLApPER ETIQUETTE: SHOULD CALLERS
ARRIVE AT MIDNIGHT2
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20 on Win r,rn STORY

vrxi 90 on WITH THE sroRx
NJ sun. only . little lower to the
Mccso3ua vas CARING down upon the
iao'0 y. and ss the road reached the
|ss...'~... ~ ridge the smooth Ice sheet
Lake Huron came into view
Int = Mfx 3 western rise Of the rock.
which the sun was shining.
hsd sheer and towering. only
h waiter sns esse ~herc mo lake
|ntx r. ice. and upon tho top had snow
|.f,,, Kthrred.
T~Re<urrecticr Rock Ethel said.
kxfax az n with no need 10 point
L.. - they stood upon the top OF the
II M axs
Iousreiis nodded. his eyes narrow.
s,sx a little as he tried to SEQ Il
utter thru the glare.
|'pn' Y-why's the house therer- he de.
Csss saed- He had asked this before
~ net with the present amaze
Ta1e ~nt.
Marna3 -of course iss quite different In
Fn. Mafmmcr."
MAY B~3-Ru you said ia never been oc.
p cauu1pted. summer or winter
fsiy. N3-so never
ie Dead Eaoept possibly he said. giAnc-
s ~ her and away TO the house
|tys 8lnin. by the dead
lie spoke In queer. neutral
ssani<Ds. neither quite seriously nor at
Johnsd hghtly-
/ Rroo3 E(hei went ahead slightly TO
|ton. NXfe the way. Tho Rock now was
|hn,e, sanity In sight: and. siancins
L. phv1 nm and again az n. Ethel felt IL
IL 49, nirating her mood.
p4They entered woods again and
eu heard a ~hip cracking and
- voice II = man calling TO steam
- horses.
-Thafs Sam Green Sky Ethd
srrmed: and they came Upon q
yhiss and roam team.
r. Lo4 -B'tou. Miss Ether sam hailed
Pe. Jennd waved his arm. while he set
/. LouAuut turning his team back into
Esczs tracks they hAd lust cicar~l
|ck. ~ BE was 4 younger man than Red
MIA sc1sd not more than % and fat and
Feva nrhy.
Old man pretty vel: pretty mad
- morning, old lady wen. too"
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unors uEHE ropAs
h 6pin Bdlmor-

NTUI< uENE tOOAN
r>s~s~iy cent 20 Nssurfeetien Horh
l.. standardization from the spirit 81
EtiIP cARKw. en- American effiesr
Ys4sa N France
I.xry toUrREf.r.r arrives IN north
- Michigan ana rreeests To the spot
L Taxa MnfOn where ne learns the
l-,.s1 10 heated rhsfe he ne~ts
kurL ckNEw. asasat~r ef the SLAIN
srr~r. who 10 keiax 20 Walt her
"a CULLEN. SENIOR the grim
Y.eS nar.ty cid man Who ssraKslea
ssreessfnlly IN days 81 violence for
~f,l1xas worth 81 timber. foutrclie
<erps that Resurrection Neck ts IN
~l.aa ~ asetsrv. the symbol 81 .
xr<et wfrnx Ia the past and that en-
: Ras kssn erected house never oe.
-uof>t. In reme wse he feels that
- cs~ my<tericus tite. m. eherure
se~>nfar>. his life a. . white ehttd
4 rearsd ~ fntisna 10 linked With
Knsrrsstien Rock and With Ethel
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trclis who hsd pulled off his glove
to offer hls hand.
"B'tou. Miss cerew.- he said. his
syes meeting hers. You've been
mighty good 60 me-
lie turned about once ana waved
az her then. proceeding more swift
". he soon vanished IN a rs.vine.
A few hundred yards further on.
she heard the distant echo Of a viz.
orous voice singing the lively tune
OF an old French song Of tho time
Of NApoiccns
:. = Paris. q Paris
All. ~ etsis meusauetairsr'
pangeri No fear for him N the
danger were honest and open. She
glanced ahead and suddenly saw .
dark figure. tall and broad but bent
little. standing with back toward
her on tho top Of tho rldge--hor
grandfather.
Well. my d,a-. you're here, are
your Where's your friend from the
trntnr"
lie said 20 thank you: he'd can
later. lie wanted to so mrs, to tho
Rock"
so he1i call later. en-. Now
who II her III know all about
that fellow"
Ethel gaHei into her srandfath
ers eyes---iittle. blood shot but keen
under his low. hushy. white brows.
She said nothing aloud as ahc closed
her lips. but 10 herself. defiance
spoke.
Not from mo-" the uruttered
words determined. Never from
mo-"
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-17
ON.7OLAW7ON
BOOSTERS MEET
Jamboree Will be Held at Gen.
trail Park Tonight; Par
ties Leave in Cars
Wednesday.
By Williams

That the Ardmore boosters going to
Lawton are 10 be accompanied by the
band was decided upon at u meeting
OF the board Of directors OF the cham
Der Of m at noon Monday.
Those going are 10 meet at the Con-
vention Hall, Wednesday morning be-
fore 5 o'clock IN order that cars may
start promptly at & o'clock.
AT the meeting of the directors, G..
A. Ramsey, w. w. Clemens n Max
Westheimer were present and spoke
On the Lee highway. Mr.. Ramsey point
ed out the value of the highway and the
principle features of 1t.
Besides the band other entertainers
will go on the trip and shows Will be
given along the route a swell as in Law
ton. hoping TO establish the Lee high
way through Ardmore ana Carter
county.
Jamboree will be held al Central
pakr tonight for the rehearsal Of the
things 10 be staged at Lawton. Every
body interested IN the welfare Of Ard
more is expected 10 be there and join
in the community singing.
Mr.. Ramsey. chairman 81 the good
roads committee, stated Monday that h'
was expecting all going to Law,on &c
call hun and let him know he number
Of passengers they were taking and The
number they were willing to take.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-17
RAIL WORKERS
POISONED when
FED ON diners
Superintendent Says Trusted
Men in Charge; Police
men Also Under Wealth
err: 70 Men Sick.

CHICAGO - Seventy new shop EN-
ployes OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and st
Paul railroad and seven city policemen
were suffering today from poisoning as
a result Of eating food served to rail.
road strike breakers. These men were
stricken down the last three days. 10
Of them Sunday.
A score OF health department work
crs were assigned to rigidly Inspect all
food served to workers In Chicago yards
to prevent recurrence OF the trouble.
The policemen stated that they had
eaten lunch in dining cars provided BY
the railroad.
c. S. Christopher. superintendent OF
terminals Of the railway company, Is
sued the following statement today:
"Our men are fed in dining cars in
Chicago regular crews taken off train
staffs and is the best o~btainable.
The same Is served on our diners.
Men who have been employer In the
commissary distribution and service
&c apartments for as long as 70 years
have charge Of the cars here and every
one OF them Is q trusted employe.
I'VE cannot imagine how he food
could have ben sdulterated.