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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-03-23
IN RE MATTERS IN WHICH HAVE INTEREST
Washington, D. C.


Dear Senator Congressman
The undersigned feels deep interest in the passage
The Capper Truth in Fabric BILL the Ford Muscle Shoals
proposition and the of the
tenn in the present form.
feel that the great public are entitled to know
whether the goods they buy actually virgin wool
not, and that failure to support and promote the pas
of the Truth in Fabric bill is deliberate effort to
enable crooks to deceive with shodd Honest do
not adulterate their goods and this bill merely makes
for enforcing common honesty 1t support
and earnestly request to protect in this matter
The Ford proposal touching Muscle Shoals will per-
nit the exempfcaton of the we'll known Ford Methods
in products In my opinion government that has de-
beratey wasted billions subsidies bonuses
cohorts of Big Business may accept and sell
dustry to who offers and whom the people trust
to develop and prove feature business Mr.
says he will reduce the price of fertilizer and power
The people believe he will keep his word You folks
throwing away merchant marine, you junking and
sacrificing manifold industries which paid for in Lib
erty bonds you constantly beseged to make dona-
on of s11, 200 100000 of loans allies, and
submit that it is than decent to give in
whom the people have confidence opportunity to do
something for the people of this country.
express the wish and hope that you support Mr.
Ford's proposal without any incumbering amendments
The Forest Reserve has developed a wonderful con-
servation program nuder its present management.
earnestly request that oppose the effort delegate
It to the Interior Department want it retained just
where and as it is feel competent judge which is
best 1t at present controls and manages store of
wealth. vertable heritage for yet unborn
seriously request that you do turn over
ploitation of private interests
Dear Senator or Congressman, I serious in
questing your favorable on these questions in
which feel deep interest No selfish motive animates
my request and action shall Judge how we'll
you this constituency and how much you for
my interests and those of nv neghbors.
Yours very respectfully,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-03-23
STIRRING UP TROUBLE IN MEXICO

SINISTER influences in this country again at
stir up a revolution in Mexico They want "a
strong man. Diaz who believes capitalists should
have what they want and that ordinary folk should be
always remain peons Evidences of the
spracy multiply daily
A few weeks ago the chief executive officer of the
Association the Protection of American Rights in
Mexico wrote letter dissatisfied Mexican saying
the association prepared to finance revolution. The
letter turned the Hearst and printed
The directors of the association repudiaed the docu
The chief executive agreed to be the scapegoat
Of course he will be taken Of International bank
like servants of that type, if they do blunder
occasionally
Our Government accepted the associations explana-
tion at its face value, although in Washington
believed it.
At the time it given out, seim-offciay,
that this country would continue to refuse to recognize
Mexico until the Mexican constitution rewritten
to Safeguard American interests" That is the dip
omatic of saying it must be changed satisfy
American bankers and speculators.
Think of the country of Washington, jefferson, and
Lincoln sending that kind of message republic which
bravely struggling to emerge from the welter of
luton and intrigue!
1t shows how far the selfish aims of dollar diplo-
macy" have carried from the marked by
the fathers
The American labor movement render the cause
to insist a square deal for Mexico Obregon is doing
fine work, and American tories must not be permitted
to strike him from the rear-Miwaukee Leader
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-03-23
BANKER ADVISES FRUIT MEN

WITH the failure the Spokane Fruit Growers
and the withdrawal of most of the officers of the
Northwestern Fruit Exchange who have announced their
intention of forming organization, conditions in
the northwest fruit industry are in chaotic
don than for many The seriousness of the situa
tion is causing considerable alarm ]. X. Mccormack
president of the Union Securities company interested in
banks in the fruit district, has issued statement in
which he declares organization is
He advocates instead the elimination of competing
operative organizations in the interests of economy
down the overhead and the waste through trying
port selling organizations than necessary to
handle the fruit produced In this way, he believes,
will be possible to develop possible market in every
part of the world for the boxed apples of the Pacific
northwest.-Grand Junction News.
Readers will note carefully the meaning the
clip The of the have been bled white by
aggregatons of middlemen Then they organized co-ope
ratively and the old expoiters going broke This
particular banker hates to his die years
he maintained them, leading them choice fields
to eat the earnings of the farmers, and steadily he
MIXED them of the most of their profits Then fruit
producers fenced them out with cooperative selling
agencies and they ceased to give milk their banker
owner And the aforesaid banker becomes Interested
He can only to correct things from his
standpoint, viz: Eliminate the co-operatves But will
they stand for elimination? We doubt it. The co-opera
tive idea has taken root in fruitful soil 1t is flourish
ing here we'll better than it did in its
years of trial in Europe 1t will take heroic action
stroy the principle here in America.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-03-23
SUNDAY NIGHT MUSINGS
By C. T. RAWALT


CONSIDERABLE uncompmentary comment was
ccasioned this week the silly action of the County
Commissioner from the First District ordering the jan
or of the Court House to pull down the flag from the
mast where he had displayed it is usual St Pat
rcks Day. Most American citizens who have enjoyed
liberal education in their countrs history know that the
18th of March, quite Independent of being memorial
the Irish character st Patrick (who, by theway
Engshman) is of the brightest days in American
history for that day the British evacuated Boston,
of them we'll loaded with Colonial lead that they
sunk in the harbor before they reached their boats
THE insistent propaganda against tax exempt Sc
curtes continues to appear in all the sheets that swallow
the dope handed out by propaganda bureaus This
nothing but effort to bolster up the business of the
farm mortgage sharks The Government Farm Loan Bu-
issues tax exempt bonds based farm mortgages
Because they the bonds very attractive
investments Put them in the taxation class and inter
est rates will have to equal it and the farmers
will have to pay for money This is what the whole
business and farmer should write to his
and his and tell them let that mat
ter alone it is Get busy with letters to
and senators and you the corporation
and Big Business propaganda.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-03-23
Continued from first page.)

"SIany Of the railroads. about 14S, under govern
ment control had In existence agreements with the
six federated shop crafts. = and I'm order to ad-
just controversies arising under these agreements
put into effect, May 81, 1918,
ing arrived at between Messrs, Smith, Markham and
Aishton representing the railroads. and the chief
ecutve officers of these federated craftsv
Similarly, Mr. McAdoo says, order issued
ating board of adjustment for members the Order
of Railroad Telegraphers, Switchmens Union Brother
hood of Railway Clerks and United Brotherhood of Main
tenance of Way Employees and others.
BOARDS CREATED BY AGREEMENT
'Ihese b0ards,- MIR. McAdO0 added "were created
by agreement-betwcen the representatives of the rail-
road labor organizations and the OFFICERS OF THE
RAILROAD. CORPORATIONS regional directors
Of the Railroad Administration.
This practice, adopted under federal control of deal
ing through these boards of adjustment with the grev
of railroad employees and of authorizing the estab
ishment of these boards of adjustment between groups
of carriers and the employees and their organizations has
been specifically approved by Congress and incorporated
in the Cummns-Esch law
An "absolute essential" to the achievement of the
nations program, Mr.. McAdoo declared, "was to
satisfactorily dispose OF the labor program, which
then acute and menacing. Z" There many
abuses In the matter of working conditions
the railroads which needed correction"
"The wisdom of dealing with the subject in this
mnnner.' Mr.. McAdoo said, "has been fully justified
by results'
COST OF NATIONAL AGREEMENT
Did the National Agreement impose unnecessary
that they very expensive but Mr. Hines declares
that under them efficiency of workers increased
Mr. Hines, in his report to the President, says that
The traffic units of service per hour had increased
from 80 per cent in 1915 to 100 per cent in 1919
GREATER NUMBER OF TRAFFIC UNITS PER MAN
HOUR THAN HAD EVER BEEN OBTAINED BEFORE"
Frank McManamy, assistant Director of Operations
during Federal control, corroboraed the testimony of
Messrs McAdoo and Hines in presentation
before the U. S. Railroad Labor Board.
1.-THE National Agreement" he said, "practcay put
an end to strikes increased morale, the men con-
tented and improved the esprit dcorps, without which
is generally impossible"
Mr.. McManamy exploded the contention that the Ma
tional Agreement "foisted" upon the carriers He
said
The agreement was practically made between repre-
sentatves of the regional directors Gall of whom were
railroad ocals) and representatives employees,
who held conferences covering period of approximately
four months both of whom appeared before the wage
board in presenting their respective sides
The charge that the coerced the Railroad Ad
ministration denounced as unfounded by Mr. Nc
Manamy who says this point
$50 far the Railroad Administration was concerned
was not coerced into anything proceeded along the
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-03-23
Signature.
Address.

Address.
IF you feel the that you should you will clip
this letter. address and forward
senator Follow that with next week to another
until you have letter to each congressman and
senator from this state They Senators Lawrence
Phipps, and Sam Nicholson, both of whom may be ad
dressed at Washington d. c. Senate Chamber Congress-
men Edward T. Taylor, Guy u Hardy Wm N. Vaile. and
Charles Tmberake all of whom may be addressed at the
House Office Building, Washington D. C. If you prefer
write personal letter instead but write each
make it clear to these that want these meas
and the action specified they will respect your
quest. WRITE THESE LETTERSl
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-03-23

lines which the judgment of those in charge for
the best interests of the country and of the railroads
do recall any threats of coercion intimidation
OF months after the Agreement became ef-
fectfve, Mr.. McManamy testified, "of regional
the results showed that there
general and almost uniform increase of efficiency"
Next Bulletin will discuss: "Why Pecework
Abolished During Federal Control"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-03-23
PEOPLE SAVE FIVE CENTS A QUART ON MILK

THE of La Crosse, Wisconsin, have rebelled
against the milk distributors, who charged them 12c
quart for milk purchased from the neighborng farmers
for less than half the price To stop this proteerng
the corporations first favored cooperative creamery
Then of the leading doctors of the city suggested
public milk stations. In order to benefit the whole
munt the latter plan adopted and the citizens of
La Crosse getting milk for cents quart
from the public milk stations in the city, thereby
saving for Themselves 500 a day.
A DARTMOUTH professor has discovered blue cat
erplar We thought the Vosead Act stopped this
of thing.-Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-03-23

IF Gompers is looking for worlds to conquer he
should establish union hours for housewives
poker players.-Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-03-23

VOLIVIA says the sky is dome of solid material.
1t is evident that the domes solid
confined to the sky, Naturalization Star.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-03-23

THE time has gone by for administering oxygen to
the railroads declares the Wall Street Journal Then
why not try choroform?
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-03-23

THERE is county in Colorado where the taxes
have down instead of going up Notwithstanding the
higher state levy That county is Ebert Ninetyone
cent of the farmersand it is strictly farming county
put the matter up to their county commissioners and
other officials that the work must be accomplished with
less and that said officials must learn to live and
with degree of pleasure next to nothing the
farmers have had to do The scheme worked-Grand
Junction Sentinel.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-03-23

YOU can't make silk purse from a sow's ear, but
shirkers purse lined with gold from workers
hide-Debs Magazine.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-03-23

THEY say insects the world a billion dollars
And this estimate doesn't include the ravages of
the humbug
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-03-23

THE new armory at Delta is nearing completion but
there is lack of interest in the state guard organza
tion and the statement made last week in the Delta
raise its quota to 65 members in order keep together
and draw the pay The enthusiasm the expenditure
of state money sufficient to raise the quota but in
good many other places the soldier sentiment fades
with time. This is another fine investment made by the
present state admnistratonG Junction Sentinel
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T|CEIEss CLOCK IS
PROMISED WORLD
German Scientist Has 4 Tine.
piece which Operates With
cat = Lever. Is =
Marvel

RerAA. oci. ss -Ths teklsss sleek
i 0ns = ~ toons rromiseS As-
r.AEasy Aroagh ne discovery - =
German ts.sztIst ~Ao has hefu as.N-
irg Il fAe field - oscs .latlen. A
seiectea sai1s1oe of eoverumen, =
ficlAlN ssensssss ana ns~sp4s- rsl d
to1sy ws.nss~st = demonstrates 81
inrsn.icns = thss tstsrs psrfee, -
an snglneev. He4nrlsA S,Alefsrsse ..
Ae41 q ne i.AAorato~ fsatr ScA-
~-nrangest, rcilriek g. Bsri.u.
TIE nsiseisss timeQiees. wb'eh
ocs rate wiihc1i lever AS one -
the ramber - spac.mens Ssfiefsr-
Esin uses te sho~ ths ,sehrEsi im-
rortanoe ot osc.lzilng power hikh
speed csg.nsers and ne rro9uisou
q sA.ps. Airpl4nss 4nA Ki.dsrs A
German American cooperation has
heea formed in Berlin Tor worla-v as
sxrlsisison ;. isase discoveries
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TRAINS soon IL Rt.H
On \IM STATE LINE

waur.ka oc 20 Work on the
ni'rsad extension from nyeu. Texas.
20 Naurlha. eomplsi.rs me line frm
Wichita fallA is being pushed a.
completion oud Frank ktl. con.
Tractor tnd promoter. promises
rtias viii be running Ia waurIka hp
February a celebration vas held a.
hyeis hst week 20 mark ths rann.
ng - ihe fni train 10 Rcd river
Over the line
s'fel has hson laid 10 Red river
on me Texas side and much ~ tha
gradlng has been dane ca me OKLA.
bona eide Continuation work sn
lhe brdso across Rcd r,er a.so il
b'inr pushed
There are fnm"ss thst lhe ilne win
ho extended from wAurIka east and
north into oklahoma city ken has
given oai no defntc Information bot
IN MS address a, the nyers cslsbm
iion ho said b, was hopeful that TIA
Inc now being hu'll aould b. nsff
q great trunk line.
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The following, taken from the
Kingfisher Times, is an article by
the editor on "Neighbors. a
wonderful screen picture. now
being shown 81 the Highland
Theater The Highland Is put
ting o. excellent. hieh-claSs
pictures these days and patrons
are delighted with them. Neigh
Dor" viii be shown tonight
Read this from the Kingfisher
Tines.
Pictures have come and pic.
'nres have gone bot for a real
entertaining picture that is clean
and wholesome and holds forth
rare interest for adults and
children alike Neighbers be-
iag presented At the Highland
under the direction of Mr II II
Livingston has proven T. BE- the
best y the season and the one
big fact Is that everything con
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"NeiehbOrS" at the
Highland, Is Great

neeted with this show is just as
advertised
Johnny Hines. who takes the
lead. assisted hv cuie little
Madre Evans. The juvenile star.
whose work is wonderful. Is 4
delight 70 al who witness IL.
We ran recommend this show
10 everyone as At evenings en-
ier;ainment yon will long re-
member and one that j. well
worth your time and twice the
admission.
The free feature on display in
the lobby is drawing large
crowds y the Lord Is Prayer en-
graved on the head Of a solid
gold pin. 47.lO00 Of an inch in
diameter. The work was done
bv a Mr. Baker. of Spokane.
Washington. and required three
years 70 perform IL This is
worth your time and trouble 10
see Editor.
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Do YOU WONDER,
ASKS THIS LADY
That I'm a Believer in cardui9'
Got SO Weak She Had 10
Go 10 Bed But Read
Her Story.

osawatom'e, Kans.-.Mn n p
hcasi formerly of Illinois. resldlne
here, says. We moved to thls stl.s
eleven year aro, ana I haf r05a
health Tor long whl.o aud then sonta
year or 20 ag0 had bad alex tpsll
got 80 weak coaldu ~ !
couldn't stand On my fel' at ail. D
Dad - 80 10 bed.
suffered great deal. va 20
nervous felt coalduf ll,s
= tried medicines. and everything.
had the best of attention ystIwasnt
able 70 get up.
= lay for three mouths NOT abl, to
do anything.
Ny husband is q bin poster snd
has circulars distributed one day
there ehauced 20 be a Ladies Blrihdav
Almanac among hia circulars. rad
j. and told some of the family 10 get
me bottle % Cafdai They laughed
and said | wouldn't take 4. Bat
did. ] began with Tablespoonful
every two hours
qult All other medicines and took
j i'afduli faithfully. and two weeks
from the time began 70 take csrdui
! Wa 0lt - bed-botier than fof
months.
y kept 4 up and continued 70 I'M
prove untl ] was a well woman.
DO you wonder that I am a be-
lever IN cardulf certainly am And
J am sure there is no better tonie
made for women than cardui
Al druggists eel cafdui. Tor women
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Sure Way To Get
Rid OF Dandruff

TAe-e is enc sure way that never
fails 10 remove dantrEf completely
and TIA, Is 70 dissolve H. This de-
Egroyx Il entirely To DO this Sast
ret about four ounces q plain ondln-
sry Liquid Srvous apply i ~ night
~he1 refining. use enough 20 nolsfen
The scalp and rub il II gently 18th
the finger tips
nv morning. most 4 not al. q
your dGnerGH wsll be gone. and three
or 1cEr more applications all COM
pleteiy dissolve and entirely DESTROY
every single sign and trace of it no
snAtseg how unch t4ndruff yoa may
have.
you viil find. too. that az ltching
and digging q the scalp wili sfop in
s;Rnfly. ard yo1r hair wili be fluffy
aEstrous. glossy, silky and soft. and
look ard feel hundred times better
.Ycu car ret i'Qaid aryon a. anv
drug store and four ounces is al yoa
viii heed This simple remedy has
never been known 20 sail
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M Aaf ~ Society q ne pYrn
= Z ehur vii hsvs a social
meeting a TIE home q Mrs. yohs A
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Cailan wsdnssday sfssfneen as ! So
TIE Nomans ileme ani nsf 81
Nssienars SeghtY 81 las firsl prs-
beguan church eiH mfsl elh NJ.
Arlhar n.ddsns ai 3 eelesk w,da
taf sisfneea
sNH
namssiIc ssianre ,lah el maal 81
the hems q Nrs . n asaaf a
faasy enh Ms N H4se. Mrs.
Rohfu Mefisn and Nrt Wn naksr
sss.s'lnE hostestss
kMN
shakssptAns club vil Hfst s. taa
Library tcmemow
NkN
TfinliF Episcopal oala wsl meet
q, ne Parish House rae..iar snsf
noon
There wlll Ne sallsa meeting 81
ne fasi " & r { raesaay after
aeon A. rhe home - Mr. D n.
nfsslms. sof Nor,h Capitol All
members sna friends ars asked to
- pfeseni The repeu q the stats
eonFeaiIon a Fn.d ~n b. ossa.
SNK
N- Stella nsana wgl entertain
ne Moadsy n.nnsr club Nonday
eVsn|fr
Tho Rainbow c.sAa - Ne rhul II
y eharch w4n have their annual
ilallowecn hox supper ln tAe base.
men " lhs church Monday stsnina
An members and friends are eofa.
ai'y invited 80 charss viii d.
made for hotts
NJ GR
The falendshlp ciaks of tha Pres.
bYffran churh vll have nal.
ioNs.en pir'v ra,.kay evening an
tif y p cullle1n huma sas East
Warner
NE
0lfls Frlsndly vii mes, al ms
Trinity Parish ilonsa Monday
~ XIX
Chapter 4 y, T. D. o slstlhooa
"''l meet Monday nlshi with Miss
Emma Cooper
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HOMECOMING TO
&c AELp At EDMOND

bt N1AD ~ GbWNN1
TIE annual froas = ne giNan-
atss and ola students - General
STATE Veachers Ce.less st Edmond
All - htld % FRIDAY ths ihlrd ~
Nss ubsr An ezra lArgs crowd of
he GA timers IS expected. o~ ng 20
tAe fact thar the Central District
Teachers wn hs n session st The
same times Their mseiug being SCI
far Nov :. 8. and
Htmscoring day IS hscoming me
iarrest DAY q, ths year al Ctn.ral
old r-aaaltts come rocking 10 70
nee. frisnds snd SEE TIE old school
Ths u.u he thf frs, annual Fresh-
man DAY, the psp AID al dsmolstra-
tons cn iAe field being turned over
70 the college Frtsh.es Tha prom se
10 do ihlngs Up IN the pr9per s3le.
toa
AZ ~ shs game ihs annual est-
forshgr - The Alumni Association
vi >. he'd IN ne 0id North Hal.
An excellent program Q being
workta oal inciuding a ialk BY Thos
W Catcher % Empora. Ksnfts a
former president 81 ne college
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THREE ARE SHOT WHEN
FAMILIES no BATTLE

Peora. IN. oct e3.--T.moihy noyls
= bed in tke MasOu coauty Sal Al
Havana today after hs shos and kill-
ed oae man and woanaea to eihsrs
on Is farm. three riiles no'th cf Ala.
soa City The shooting u sad C.
have beer the Gilman to a long siard-
ing family tea.s TIE wounded arr.
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LEAD COLDS
Melt ~ slssnn inhaie vapors.
apply ffccly up nosglils
we IS
Ossg ~ Miller Iap UseS isoslv

Mn y J. Cop,r rnA dsuauor
M.sa Dot Cooper have returned iron
IA months fsf IN p.s Nolnsa Iowa
vafre fhtY attended me q A A.
&c union
y ~
1861 H.rsehi Leo Canef ard ngfon
naselms Who aterd o. o.. were
home over Sunday
q y N
Nlss Marjorie schaofer entertain.
la Informally st ia Saturday after
moon Tor Mlss Adalne Rector ana a
lew " her friends
EHN
Andrew Ncorm D. wife ana dauKh-
ter o. saltwater came down sunday
and called on r,lailYss ana fr.euds
% ne city
NNN
Mrs J n Lady returned homo
Saturday after visiting IN shavnlo
he past Ten days
NKE
Mrs Edith Mae Ashpsurh arrived
safely a. the home of her parents
Ar and Nrs e. A Ashpaugh. sou n
O no city sunday Oct 18th ana
VII make bar home With them in
ihe future She weighs lbs.
ME-
Mrs Ella Mapf has gone FOR an
extended visit with her fanamfr.
Mr. Bacon ard Dr. naoon 81 Boon.
VILE, Ark1nsas
yuN
Miss Nhdrsd burton. wss the
wask-ead gussi u Mlss Mary claire
Petty
Mr p = Hay who fen ~ h,r
yard last week end saffefsi
'pfa.nfd antfs is able 70 b. up
NM y
Mr. , " LINK Mrs. CHESTER
Damn and IN. 4 G Mahaf ) wiii
the Acorn club slih q one
o'clock Halloween luncheon Thurs
aiy .n the Linig hems
Ng 81
Mr.. Sam n Jlhna3n aifesded
'fidge-iuncheon a. Oklahoma clty
Frdiy given by Hrs August Rust
NH
Ar and Mrs. . p culllson have
p their gusstf ne formers aunt
.ln walker End daughter Of pra-. |
kansas
N1x
Mrs Alma Bfland win .nt.risin
ne sia Hundr'd cub tomorrou a. 4
srnoon.
Mrs. CIR Tarrau attended =,
'fsn by Mr. Walter s.axle F-dsv
y Oklahoma City
p =
hissss Chloe and Lille Milan non
'Feen ard NJ J. y Milan. sisters J
nd brsthsr - Mrs Pete Pre- uho 1
.ere here " sttsnd ne funeral q
Afs J. ,. Young have returned 70
heif hone n Blackburn.
y NN
r Aar ~ Society q ne pYrn
= Z. ehar , Vii hsvs a noc,.l
nseiins a the home of Mrs. John A.
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FrAnk Hubbard. a. shot in ,he hv'oa
and prohahly fatally wounded. taken
t. Springfield hcsp|tai
Gearee Hubbard. l>. uug,e 81 Prank
l9uthAfd shot in ihe hotf rot serf
Gus
Jake hubbard. g. father - Prank
Nahaard. sho, q eedy noi serious