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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1922-12-28
A Timely Suggestion

This is the season of the year
when the prudent and careful
housewife replenishes her supply OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It
is almost certain to be needed be-
fore the winter is over and re-
suits are much more prompt and
satisfactory when it is kept at
hand and given as soon as the
first indication of a cold appears
and before it has become settled
in the system. There is no danger
in giving it to children as it con-
tains no opium or other harmful
drug.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1922-12-28

Exposition. 1 learned lots of things
/ can think of later. We had rooms
at the Y. M. C. A. Hotel on the
18th floor.
Will close with many thanks.
l remain your friend,
Robot J. King.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1922-12-28

WANTED-Have five passenger
Overland to trade for Ford truck.
JULIUS MOODY.
, 1922-11-03
IN
CONDITION
Nebraskans Eager for Clash
Tomorrow With Syracuse
Grid Eleven.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 3.-Nebras
ka's fighting Cornhuskers. now in
the east. r well prepared for thelr
gridiron contest with Syracuse uni
verstty in an int~ersectional game
tomorrow. With a string of three
victories. one each over South Ia.
kota. Missouri anc Oklahoma. the
Cornhuskers left Lincoln prImed tc
battle their hardest.
Nebraska. victor over Pittsburgh
last yea faces a squad in Syracuse
that has his year defeated the Pan.
theirs. The game will be the third
contest between Nebraska and SYRIA.
cuse.
The first two battles resulted in a
win for each team. Syracuse won in
1917 by a score of 10 to 9. The fail
ure OF Captain Shaw in that year to
boot the ball for the point after
touchdown gave the New Workers
their victory.
In 1919, on q snow laden field,
with the temperature flirting around
the zero mark and snow falling. Capt.
Paul Dobson booted a drop kick for
the deciding and only score of the
talAAts - NMO efalo iNpN ANGDI0Shd
and Syracuse have not met. A re-
turn game with Syracuse is to be
played in Lincoln next fan.
a team Of football players. not a
squad Of players is what Coach Fred
IT. Dawson has dcvcloped at Nebras.
ka. For stars. there are none. as
was clearly evidenced in all games SO
far this year. Players. there are
many. Every man is a player and
Dawson finds little trouble in run.
ming in a second and sometimes a
third-string and stiii having his men
deliver with a push.
The student body at Nebraska says
Syracuse will be defeated. Coach
Dawson ana Captain "Chick" Hart
ley says: I'VE hope to beat syria.
cuse."
Nebraska is. according to the Mis-
souri, Valley sport writer's. the 1922
Of tho valley. Coach Daw-
son says. ''Nebraslsa IS not the Mis-
souri, Valley champion until she has
all of the games. Other valley
coaches are spreading the beautiful
words to make Nebraska over-confi-
dent. They would be pleased to see
defeated m one of its re.
naming Valley games"
, 1922-11-03
FOOTBALL SCREDULESATURDAY

/ Charieston-riinols Normal vs.. II.
linois Teachers COLLEGE.
SOUTH.
Atlanta Clemson vs.. Georgia
Tech.
Baton Rouge. La.--spring Hill VS..
Louisiana State.
Birmingham. Ala---sfarion VS..
Howard.
Cambridge. Mass.-Florida VS.. Har-
vrrd.
Columbus. Ga.-Georg'a VS., Au-
burn,
Charlottesville, ya--virginia VS.
Washington s Lee.
Columbia. S. c.-South Carolina
VS.. Sewanee.
Durham. y. C.-ogiethorpe VS.
Trinity.
Emory. va.-Elon VS.. Emory &
Henry.
G%reenvrie. S. c.-Erskine VS.. Fur
man.
jackson. Miss.-MInsaps vs.. Missis-
sippi college.
Knoxville, Tern-Tennessce VS..
Vanderbilt.
Lexington. va.-CathoIic Univer-
sity VS.. V. NJ. I.
Louisville. Ky.-Transylvania VS..
Louisville.
Lexington, Ky.-certre VS.. Ken.
! lucky.
L~ynchburg. va.-Union Theolog-
icaI VS.. Lynchburg.
Macon, Ga.-Mraryville vs.. Mercer.
Morristown. Tenn--U. S. Infantry
! qrbOoI rs Car-NeVynnO
Norfolk. Va-wake Forest VS..
William & Mary.
Newberry. s. c.-citadel VS.. New
berry.
Philadelphia. Pa. Alabama We.
Penn.
Roanoke. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS..
Roanoke.
Raleigh, y. c.-Davidson VS.. N. C.
State.
Richmond. va-Randoiph.Macon
VS.. Richmond.
starkville. Miss-ounchita VS.,
Miss. a. & NJ.
Shreveport, Ls.-Loyola VS.. centen-
airy.
Washington. D. c.--IIoly Cross VS..
Georgetown.
Haverford. Pa--Guiiford VS.. Haver-
ford.
PACIFIC COAST.
Berkeley-california VS.. Washing
ton State
: PortiandAoreEon AEsies VS.. Multi
nomah.
stanford-stanford vs.. Nevaca.
Stanford-second Stanford VS.. Ag-
netian club.
caldwell-whitman vs.. College of
Idaho.
Recommendations Assics vs,GOn-
zaga.
TucsOn-Arizona rs. New Mexico
Assies-
Bouider-coiorado Agsies vs.. Colo
RADIO University.
salt Lake-colorado College VS..
University of Utah.
a Francisco--olympic club VS..
Santa Clara.
whitter-s. B. Z. c. IS. Whit.
tier.
Redlands-caif. Tech VS.. Redlands.
Los Angeies-U. S. C. VS.. occlden-
tai.
Tacoma-conege Puget Sound VS..
Bremerton Sailors.
, 1922-11-03
World Results
By Leased Wire
THREE GAMESI IN
MOUNTAIN PLAY
One Of Three Conference
Leaders May Be Eliminated
on Saturday.

DENVER. Colo. Nov. s.-w1,h
three m slated for Saturday in
the Rocky Mountain conference, one
Of two teams faces the possibility
OF being elm ':Iated from the race for
the championship.
The University OF Denver meets
the University OF Wyoming on the
local Eridiron. Homecoming day will
be celebrated at Boulder with the
State Colorado ASgies each as the
chief attraction. and Colorado col
loge viii invade Utah % meet Utah
university on its field.
The latter contest is only one OF
the three expected to have n direct
bearing on the outcome Of the ron.
ference race. The Tigers two ap-
pearances this year. the first against
Wyoming. in which they defeated the
Cowboys. 20 I o 0. and the other
against the strong Colorado Aggie
eleven. which they held to { moth
ing TO nothing tie. have indicated
hat a small squad with unfavorable
prospects has been developed iuto a
fairly strong grid aggregation. De
feat by Utah win give the western
school a claim TO consideration for IL
tuiAr nonorHs Wnle victory Ior Col
orado college will throw another
team into what appears at this time
to be a warm contest for leading
honors.
= Stato's prospects are gloomy for
Saturday. With defeat by Utah and
Denver already marring her record
an6 with the Colorado Farmers rated
as one OF the most powerful elevens
IN the conference. even the most
ardent Boulder fans are doubtful
full of the ability of their favorites
TO aver. another defeat.
Denver. on the contrary. Is expect.
ed 20 have little difficulty beating
Wyoming. thus far without a victory
to her credit.
Other teams OF the conference Will
be idle Saturday.
, 1922-11-03
Sport Calendar

Racing.
Meeting OF Kentucky Jockey club.
at Lsfnna.
Meeting OF Maryland Jockey club.
ut p. mlico.
Cycling.
Fifth day OF six-day race In Chi.
cago.
Basketball.
Meeting OF eastern rules commit
tee. ct New York.
Boxing.
FLOYD Johnson vs.. Glenn johnson.
10 rounds, at Boston.
Lew Tender vs. Johnny Mendoi-
sohn. 1 rounds. at Milwaukee,.
Midget Smith VS.. Young Montreal.
10 rounds. at Detroit.
jeff Smith vs.. Martin Burke. Is
rounds, at New Orleans.
Benny Vulgar VS.. Charley O'Don.
neil, 10 rounds, at Erie.
Tommy Leahy vs.. Louis Hamiiu,
10 rounds. a: Marlboro. Mass.
, 1922-11-03
ANDY sCHMADER WOULD
BATTLE PERKINS OF
CASPER IN RING BOUT

Andy Schmader. OF Omaha, styled
as Nebraska's sensational light.
heavyweight, Graves Il match with
Harvey Perkins. according to. a com
munication received this morning
from Jack Lewis. his manager. Lewis
has never seen Perkins fight but
from Information he has at hand on
the local boys record, believes that
the match would be a hummer. Both
men weigh about the same-Schmad-
er scaling at IFS pounds ringside.
Lewis would be pleased to match
his MAJ. with Perkins before any of
the local clubs. and car be reached
Fat 81 McCague building. Omaha.
Schmader was at one time cham
pion light heavyweight OF tho Amer
lean navy. His record reads as fol-
lows:
Hughie Walker, won, 10 rounds.
Joe Jeanette, draw. S rounds.
Terry Kellar, knockout. 1 round.
Jim Monahan. knockout, I round.
Joe Grant. knockout. 2 rounds
Marty Wilson, knockout z rounds.
Young Ricketts,. knockout. 2 rounds.
Al Benedict. knockout. : rounds.
Marty Wilson. knockout. 4 rounds
Ralph alexander, won. 8 rounds.
Johnny Lee. knockout. , rounds.
Roy Rector, knockout. half round.
Bart Kane. knockout. 1 round.
Jack Burke, knockout. . rounds.
Jack Clifford. knockout. 2 rounds.
Bill Brennan. lost, 6 rouncs-
, 1922-11-03
EAST.

~
Observation-Disclosures VI. Maine
Northumberland IS. Muh-cn-
berg.
Pittsburgh-carn, vie Tech. VS.. Al
leFheny.
johnson city. ". Y.-colEate US.
Lehigh.
Ithaca-cornen VS.. Columbia.
Hanover - Dartmouth vs.. Boston
University.
Observation-Disclosures vs.. W. Va.
Wesleyan.
New York-Fordham VS.. Spring.
FIELD.
Acknowledgment VS.. Holy
Cross.
Neutrality-suspicious. VS.. DickIn.
SON.
Characterization w. st.Lawrence.
Cambridge-Harvard VS.. FLORIDA.
Haverford. Pa-Haverford VS.. Gull
ford.
.it,mnra"Ins vs. Thlon'
l~n,-n HopAihs vs.. W.
Polo Gro,,rf-
'"S ~ f-Lafayetie VS.
1870, IoIoS
VS., Bates
Iury- M'uuicDury VS.. TUFTS
.rs, MG;-Mt ST. Mary's
purhnm~Nen, Hann.h,-.
Du' VS.. Yer
"S new r., :. r..,..
crN mi vs., trinity.
Ma MT vs. FRANK &
ph,,aaan.n. 60
NAlho9 wanna W.. Al
p-ft,.h..~
PrInce,eh-Pr,nnotas W. seneva
irNeetoA w. swnrth-
Toboksr-s,ox.n. ,
e.~oNnH Nens vs. Deiaware.
yyest po,n, vs. Neoraska-
Ronsven.rna mn Aead' vs. st
I,.1,,HE esleyah vs. Amherst
.e,,er VS.. Rens-
~, No.
Dfo"h'
WEST.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Mime
sofa.
Ann Arbor-Michigan Angles VS..
Michigan.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Illinois.
Lafayette-Wabash VS.. Purdue.
Notre Dame-Indiana vs.. Notre
Dame.
Lexington-Centre VS.. Kentucky.
Coiumbia-kansas Aggies VS.. Mis-
souri,
st. LouisEWashingtou VS.. ST.
Louis.
Lawrence-Oklahona VS.. Kansas.
Des Moines-Ames VS.. Drake.
Observation-Disclosures Wesleyan
vs.: AIiiiersburg Institute.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VS.. Lou.
isville.
New Concord-Earlham VS.. Musk
inEum-
1ndianapolis-Rose Poly vs.. Butler.
Greencastle-Kenyon vs.. DePauw.
omaha-so. Dakota university VS.
, 1922-11-03
MendeLsOhn and
Tender Ready
For Go Tonight

MILWAUKEE,. wis, Nov. Sew
Tender. Philadelphia lightweight and
Johnny Mendelsohn local 135-pound
champion are ready for their ten
round ~no-decision bout here tonight
Both boys finished their training here
and both made the stipulated weight
Iss pounds. without difficulty. Both
hold decisions over Richie Mitchell,
for years a leading contender for the
title. The experts nave installed Tend
Ter as q five to INT favorite.
, 1922-11-03
Ticket ScaLpers
Running to CoUer

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Nov. a.
Spectators scalping tickets to the
Minnesota Wisconsin football game
here Saturday, were reported today
trying TO get from under the ava
lanche of Investigations their activ-
tiles has caused and are in ml-hs' cases
trying I o sell their tickets for the So
each they paid.
Prices demanded by the holder scalp
ers. however. reached s25 two days
before the game.
University authorities declared any
student convicted OF scalping or assist
ing in tho evil will be expelled from
school.
, 1922-11-03

dai. aftermath Of the notorious, Car
Invme-raylorvlle gene last fall.
Wisconsin authorities commended
that tho action OF the conference Gig,
iblliy board In barring ]. =. B. Muir.
Badger tackle. was unjustiied be.
cause Murray was not registered as a
student and was not attending any
school when he played in h Taylor
VILE game last year, the game which
caused such n sensation last winter
when nine Illinois players and several
Notre Dame men were barred en-
charges OF professionalism rs n result
of disclosures made by college author
tiles In their Investigation.
He has produced evidence that he
received no money for playing ans
Wisconsin insists that he is still eligi
BILE says the Wisconsin statement.
Alton L. Augur. tho Illinois player
banished yesterday. admitted playing
at Taylorvile. but not in the game
over which all the trouble started.
Coach Richards OF Wisconsin said
he would protest lou other nlini play.
ers-Green. Yates. Robinson and Du
rant.
The most severe criticism OF wis
consin was made by George Huff
veteran athletic director at Illinois
who accused Wisconsin OF violating
conference rules and ethics in making
public the charges against the Illinoi'
players.
Director HUFF charged that wiseon
J sin had known since September tina
, 1922-11-03

VIII DO used for tho occasion. Tho
idea. II possible. is to make the party
stag.
Tho best possible schedule for the
trip would be 20 leave Casper at 2fS
Wednesday afternoon and arrive in
Lincoln tho following afternoon a.
1850, just IN time to make The game
Returning tho en- would be Attached
to the IL o'clock train out of Lincoln
that night, due back IN Casper ut 1920
the following e-enlng. The fare round
trip, PuIlmans included both ways.
ard tie use OF the a While In Lin
coin is s5G.se.
Tie NshraskA-Eotre Dame game is
, 1922-11-03
DEsCH Our or GAME.

SOUTH BEND, IND-Gus Desch.
right half back of the Notre Dame
football team will be out Of tho game
for the rest Of the season IL was an
nounced. Desch's removal was said
20 he due TO an injured heel and the
desire TO preserve his services for the
track team.
, 1922-11-03
Sport Notes


NEW YORK-controI OF the
American Trapshootng association
association viii be turned over to am
ateurs II they can perfect a body CAP
able Of handling the affairs OF the
association. q was announced.
, 1922-11-03
Shade Wants to
Battle Walker

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Dave Shade.
California welterwelght. is the first
boxer TO challenge Mickey Walker,
the new champion. The state ath-
letic commission announced today II
had accepted Shades forfeit OF ST.
500 to s~ubstantiate the challenge.
, 1922-11-03

CAMBRIDGE. MAsS-Tho HAIRY
ird Athletic association announced
that 80. 900 applications had been re-
seived for tickets for the Yale game,
November rs.
, 1922-11-03

Murray PLAYED IN the TaylorvfTs
anne. In line with the agreement TO
drive professionalism put OF the big
ten. Illinois filed its information
against Murray last September. d.
rector HUFF asserted. and kept the
charges secret pending the investiga-
tion.
, 1922-11-03
BIC CROWD EXPECTEDFOR GRID
CAME ON HOME FIELD SATURDAY
Heavy Field Would Work to Advantage Of Woland
in Battle Tomorrow at Athletic Park; Locals
Expect Hard Fight From Upstate Eleven

Despite the prospects of inclement weather and bad un-
derfooting for the football game tomorrow at Athletic park,
the management of the Casper high school football team is
looking for one of the best crowds of the season when the
eleven lines up against the Washable Warriors from Wor-
land. It is the first Saturday game in several weeks and the
, 1922-11-03
BENTLEY COT FORTUNE.

announced that Pitcher Jack Bentley
OF the Baltimore club cost tho New
York Giants. $4,000 cash and three
players.
, 1922-11-03

ST. LoUIS-Ed Cstranglerj Lewis.
worlds heavyweight wrestling cham.
pion successfully defended his title
here against Demetrius Tofalos Of
Greece. BY taking two straight fills.
, 1922-11-03

81 New York and Frank Lopez Of
Cleveland broke even I'm their Inter
state three cushion billiard league Sc
RIGS here.
, 1922-11-03

WASHINGT0N, Nov. 2.-The
University of Florida football squad
enroute to play Harvard Saturday
at Cambridge. stopped off here TO-
day TO practice at the Georgetown
university field. Members of the
squad were presented TO President
Harding at the White House.
, 1922-11-03

CHICAGO - Commissioner lands
last night reinstated Pitcher Mike
~Prendergast. formerly Of the Phia-
ieiphia Nationals who had beeu placed
on this suspended list for playing with
inellgibies.
, 1922-11-03

KANSAS CTY-AILan Eustace OF
Wakefield, Seb.. won his wrestling
bout wa John GrAndawish Of Serbia
here tonight. in straight falls.
, 1922-11-03
WISCONS|N-ILHNOIS ATHLETIC
RELATIONS REPORTED STRAINED
Player Barred From Each School on Eve Of Great
Grid Battle Scheduled Tomorrow; Aftermath
of Last Year Scandal New Sensation

y CHICAGO. Nov. S.-with athletic relations between the
Universities of Wisconsin and Illinois strained as a result of
yesterdays cryptic exchange Of -harges of professionalism
against football players of both -hools and the b%anishment
from Big Ten athletics of a player from each team, the west
ern conference was agog todav over its newest football scan
, 1922-11-03

PESEK PINS DANISCOURT.
KANSAS CITN-John Pesek, Ne
braSka wrestler, won two straight
falls from Dick Daviscourt, Wichita.
kans., here tonight.
, 1922-11-03

expected to be the big football spec
tacie Of the middle west this season.
Nebraska a one of the greatest grid
iron machines ever assembled In the
country and is out for revenge for
defeat last season at h hands OF the
Valparaiso eleven. Notre Dana is
getting stronger every week and by
Thanksgiving should be able to put up
a terrific battle against the Corn
huskers.
Any person desiring information re
earding the trip or wishing to obtain
a seat and berth in the special car.
II one is chartered. may do so by
calling Jack Leary at the Burlington
station
, 1922-11-03
SPECIAL CAR TO GRID CLASSIC
Ar LINCOLN IS PROPOSED HERE

Casper interest in the big football game at Lincoln on
Thanksgiving day between the University of Nebraska and
Notre Dame is such that a special car may be chartered for
the trip. Jack Leary of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
the trip and If a total Of 25 can be obtained a special car
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Kansas

WICHITA. Kan. oct s-Eightesn
siadInE OUTFITS are nov az work on tho
santa Fe line. Isborsrs for the task are
being hired through The local employ
ment bureau here every day.
CHERRYVALE Kan. oct. s.-Chlcheu
thieyes made away with ibo fowls 1T the
u, L. Eseh premises Just east Of this
the thieves. hut wa afraid 20 call tho
other members of tho family for fear the
thieves would shoot her.
PfTTsBuRG, Kan. oct s--A commlsssry
for needy strikers has been opened up
mere, where number Of Kansas city
Ia actual need. Wives OF strikers will
distribute the foods.
PARSONS. Kan. oct. s-The careless
hunter 10 taking his toll In this county
\ SOW. the mother OF three hogs, which
ihe recent Parsons fair, and belonging 70
u. ~ Chamberlain, one mile weRt ot this
citY was go severely wounded by hunters
this week that u died few hours later.
The ease has been reported 60 the state
Gume warden,
CoFFEYv1LLE. Kan. DOT s-Ths de-.
gree team ef snowflake council No, o.,
focohontaa lodge Of this city. carried or
Kansas city knn. this week, Tho trophy
-ss large tomshawk.
7
asson charge against pr Charles ilayss.
prominent physician ot this city, wss dis
missed here this week following his pre-
lmiuary hearing. lie was accused of
.etting tlre 10 Kissel car on the attcr-
neon OF AUGUST "a 60 set the Insurance.
slsoe, Jnds9 : Etga, presiding iudgo.
burned the car ana ordered the state
action dismissed.
CoFFEYvILIE. Kan, oct. s-Thirty
years ago last Thursday morning about o
o'clock the notorious palton gang ~ baug
robbers met their Waterloo. when citizens
inoited 20 action shot down three ~ the
robbers and seriously wounded fourth
Three citizens were killed IN tho sun
hery ot two local bauRs charles Gump.
SO. stil carries around his shattered hand
received on that fateful morning
ALTOONA. Kan. oct s-Tus mte
town Is an Puite,d Up oyer tho story iha,
St The McLsehieu iin HsaEns s'p sorPoraon
Washington. d, q. and nationally known
ln financial circles is Archie" McLachlen
prescriptions here 81 years ggo, when he
vas town postinastor and druggist. Ho
moved from here to Thayor. Kan, whore
recently he dedicated the i2-acre home
stead tract 60 the town ~ Thayer as a
park
GIRARD, Kan. oct. S. Roscoe Lawler
N this city. VINO for the past 10 months
has been = Crawford county deputy sheriff
h.s been app29!inted a federal prohibition on
n. Wark federal prohibition director Tor
Kansas.
PARSONS, Kan, oct S--suit has been
filed IN the Labette county district court
by William Grosshans OF this city against
clyde W, Barrick a merchant Of PITTS
borg, for 100000 damages Tor injuries al
legged 20 have been sustained In q motor
car accident July 20 on the FittsbuTg'
p.rsons road few muss east of this
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Arkansas

ARRADEtrHfA, AK. oct. s.--couuiy
fuiHs w. W.. Watson has issued an Drdf.
f1r tho iusiitufi0u ~ a juvenile court 300
CLARK county and named Mrs i. ~ Craw
f.rd o. chief probe ton officer lie said Do
would name her naHlHtants after q Urft
Hr to be held within few dsys NfH
kaftrsIrs 4. Gibson ~ iittla Rock state
supervisor ~ Juvenile courts. has btrl
invited to attsri the ofEabiAntion meeting
OF the body hero.
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FORr WORTH. Texas oct. t-Cslis fo'
cotton piclIera from Lynn and hdioinins
counties have been received by the wsHl
Texas chamber OF commorc- Aud 10 met
by Assistant hanaEer Homer -, wade.
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nAIIINGER, Texas. oct, s-John Jonss
was instantly Killed near Norton In this
county lu,o yesterday when team ran
away with wagon loaded with cotton,
Jones was thrown from the wagon aud the
wagon passed over his body.
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ALL OVER OKLAHOMA
and
NeighbOHng States
Oklahoma

HRisrow. oet t--Ths rrssb county
Medical asruoIHU.H. ir I.-H.Nt
session he'd ths rrat meeting ~ lHo ihI
here rhe foiov.ng p4yei,'ans were p,r'.
ent. Doctors Mttiiurly LnnEmife. ROD
Ilson. Cruws0n ani iinf if sipuim' DOC
t1fs Rearpifs Star hIHrhIsY end ''
fcr prumrehi. Doctors h'Hn'r i'l
nedsc V.us .,hualu,l HhorH.las anI
Reynolds. HrIsiuw.
ARpNupYE. oct s-Dsmares a. ihe
sinn of $4,000 auI mcdicuI fees amount
tng o. sea are asked in f1it rled .1
Ib0 gafter county district rouI' hy Adl'U
May tlwuey versus no pklahomn NoH
Hssico a puciro railway in which flH
r,ainiIff ailoges thnt nrsliRruct on fur
part 1f employees Of the railroad ,nuHof
ihe death OF her husband iaFt A1Eua'
whom no vas thrown from H moving train
grialnirg ta'nl injuries
nrGgs. oct s-A aiaet ~ general
n.tfChBndiHs. vauHd 90 1000. aui hlhi.
~ S'tura schooihgusr aud Owned by .,W
i Roberts, wcfH festrc1ti hy fife. The
origin is unknuvn. lhetr vas no Dc.
Fursnc'
ALTON. oct s-on saturday class
fn extension work wHs organized a. thg
hIFh school hero 90 pursue a course oi
study 10, "a weeks. spending two hours
100 stuIv each wcek The ,uHH IL oaupN.
iaily for teachers but others viii DO en-.
rolled u they de1re.
hrGGs OF S-siytsen hu.iu~s, men
wers arrested Hud halted into police court
f1r failure 20 nay their occupation tas
according TO provision Of riV ordinance
Zach was fined 81 and costs tho
,asts being a75p Each nrm paid tho
fine and costs besides the tar.
NtNtrA. oct Former congrcHsmnu
Iatnsa IS Davenport has entered suit ZOO
IHe dIHtIIpt court ~ NuuAtt county Tor
Anna Dowuinr, adminlHiratrosH. ~ the es-
i1ta uf W. ~ bowUInH. de.'saed, against
ihe United Iron Works. for dawHgoa
rmoununr ~ $4,000 W " Downing
sNH hilcd. 10 l1 alleged. whls working
tor that company IN Louisiana,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-09
Northern Texas

SAN ANTONIO. Texas oct S-rwr
more school sites, ono at sie,ooo, and the
other $500 have boend bought by the
school board, 70 date seven sites for
schools In the new i2OO0,0oo improve
mont program have been bought at a
total cost Of iii2,200.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-09

wANAHACHIE. Texas oct s-Aocord-
inE to report made by Registrar vii
hanson a12 students hsve mRtriculated %
far Rt Trinidad university A number of
prospective students are expected. which
viii bring the total close upto four hum
drsd, a was said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-09

PARIS, Texas. oct. s. squirrels are re-
ported plentiful In the timber along Rcd
river I'm the northwest part VI the ooun-
~. ana on Bois d'Arc crssk on account
ot migrating IN search OF the few scat
tered pocAns that are to he found thl,
year IN this section.