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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
BAILEY ANSWERS
ANOTHER CHARGE
Governors Reference to
Bank Appropriations
Is Repudiated
he WANTS AN ALIBl
Tf Salaries Were Low it Was
Fault of Democrats, Says
Committee Chairman

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OKLAHOMA CITY, July 15.-S.
n NliIDv uf snyder, chairman Of
... appropriation committee OF the
.,st house. today answered the gov
..uors reference to the appropria-
..r for the banking department,
aH1L attention To the fact that
.nr. money was appropriated ior
.I..U lf the fiscal years l922-23 than
.N. budget showed had been oXpcnd-.
I'd A. tho department for the year
.rg2C The governor in his Ard
more speech charged that Bailey as
.u arch consplratur Of that re
.mUIIcgu house, refused to give MS
money enough 20 handle the de-
l.fmont. only eight examiners were
allowed, with insufficient pay
bunk Says Bailey.
bailey says: "lf the pay Is in
.... .|put. IL is because the salaries
v.. g>Dd boy "a democratic legl!Ala-
t... The law which CiNca thr sal
.raa was passed in 1919 hv a DEM
u.r.f.e house and senate. aud signed
he Governor Robertson himself II
'a. governor thinks he can get
AWAY with that sort OF bunk he must
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HUNTING an ANN
The trouble with the governor
seems to be t1at he Is looking for
an ai.hi. ! tSi'k tho people Of the
state viii agree that the last lc2is-
loiure gave the state banking de
par'mcnt as much money as 1t has
earned for the state, ana rs rluch
money as Fred Dennis has been
worth. | plead guilty to being an
arch consplator in the matter Of
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and | believe IL would be effective
CuNp Harding Real IuCts.

and l believe IL would be effective.
Gave Harding Real Facts.
"Tho situation has become acute
all over the country and we lIid be-
fore tho president "A lot OF facts,
many Of which he said had never
come to his attention.
CRADLE expressed dissatisfaction
that President Harding had not car
lier directed the labor board toward
an agreement between the employees
and the railroads.
lie is not reluctant TO tell the
senate and the house of Representa-
tlvcs what so do, but has not so di-
rcctcd the board" Grablc COM
mcnted.
lie would not forecast tho probable
outcome of ne Detroit meeting Of
the members of tho union mOard.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

mine workers on one side and the
Anthracite Operators association on
the other. shall render it effective. II
the mino workers and operators
agree there shall bc a separate COM
mission
u, is understood that all decisions
by the commission must be reached
by d majority vote thereof aud all
decisions shall be binding 90 all par
ties 10 the agreement until March
l. 1923
warren q. Harding"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

\ whale headed stork has been
found in Egypt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

border OF Canada. TO 10 years IN
the pcni'cutiary Judge CuWhlIu
dcetccd that In addition 20 his prls-
on torm MARTIN receive 20 lashes
upon h.s arrival at the prison and
20 when he leaves. The punish viii
uc inflicted on the bare back. the
instrument being stout ash sick
to which a appended f. heavy
leather thongs
Martin. 20 wears cid. was convict
ed ot hrutnlly pssHultiug Henry XII
llp. c., 4 futmcr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

TUCSON. Ariz, July I5.--Thrcc
diamond rings were found I'm the pos
session ~ the woman arrested here
MS Mrs. clara Phillips, wanted In con-
ncction with the murder OF Mrs. Al
hcrtl Meadows at Los Angeles July
70. according to Chict of Police -.
$. Ford The local authorities are
said to have been advised today that
Los Angeles police were told bv Mrs.
Peggy Caffoo, In her admission that
she had hoen an eye witness to tho
staying, that the rings were 'akcu
from Mrs. Meadows body by the
assailant. In addition TO the three
diamond rings, "A cameo ring was
taken from the suspect 10y the Tue
son police The rings have value
OF $500 the local authorities said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Nuothcr Recommendation

GOLF not only improves your
health. bat enables you to under
stand iuc iokcs 100 the comic week.
uDs Minnesota star
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

awaited by the authorities she being
expected to return here tomorrow
from Tucson, Ar,l., In company OF
sheriff W l. Trc1gor.
Quarrel over Dead Woman
Among statements being weighed
by authorities is that ot ola weaver,
sister ot the woman accused ot the
hammer uLrdor ana In whose homo
phillips and his wife lived
u have heard the name Meadows
in Quprrols between wife and hus-
band and / also have heard gossip
about my hruthcr-iu-law and IA,
dead piil' stld Miss Weavcr> cara
often accused him of inNdclitv Just
before the Terrible day clara asked
hun " hp had NOT givon the young
woman . wrist watch. lie denied
oyorNthius and they had another
quarrel
Phillips maintains silence toward
all questions concerning his past
movements and disposition of time
lu relation with the slain girl He
utimplri That through his attorney
u statement may hc Forthcoming.
While nor unIcr arrest. Phillips is
hold iu surveillance by a deputy
sheriff
Rings and Rag Missing.
i..n.lI,ycl ,l, ofrleers s,v that
two ,Ires adorned Tho dead Girls
rlrror. Iof,rr snr went ON tho fatal
.9uipr.uhil. ride from which She nov.
ar r.turr.t rnrso rlrrs and a val.
.uaIlo raudl,et which Mrs Meadows
rltrInt am Nor vrisf have droppcd
mon, .f..rt
Mrs. Cltr,c said Mrs Phillips car
riod the d,UI girls handbag r. she
,iu.N u'' ''n' ,',.' T1yN ,,'.N,,. w.
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Crcosotcd poles have been found
by tho electric companies OF South.
Crn France to be the best for carry
ing electric wires.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-09-29
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Dewey Hunt Of American Falls ar
rived here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Everette Parsons are
the proud and happy parents of fire
baby boy born Sunday Sept. 18th
Mother and baby doing nicely.
Mrs. Roy Mcintyre and babies left
here Monday for Nampa, where she
will visit relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Putnum and
babies Freddie and Stella left here
Saturday for Yellowstone Park where
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Daven-
berg.
Donald Taggert of fremont, Utah,
arrived here Saturday of this week to
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Tag
CERT.
Kenneth Loveless made a trip to
American Falls Monday of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Halves attended
the Southeastern Idaho Fair Tuesday
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Miss Margaret Shivvers and Miss
Bernice Wilmington Of Challis, Mrs.
Ira Taylor and daughter Miss Doro-
thy Taylor of Blackfoot visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Simmons of Basa1t was in
Firth shopping and visiting Monday.
Robert Quinn, ST., of Basalt went
to Blackfoot Monday to attend to
business in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor and
small son Donald left Saturday for
Sterling where they will spend the
night at the E. o. Taylor home, and
20 to Indian Springs the next day.
Mrs. Irene Montgomery was DEM
onstrating the Gibson Co., extracts,
baking powders ETC., at the Dye Mer-
camille store Friday and Saturday.
Miss Eva Dye returned from Brig
ham City Friday where she has been
visiting with friends.
Miss Eba Frederickson, teacher at
the grade school and Mr.. William
Cederburg attended the fair at Black
foot Thursday.
Albert Fisher and family, M. M
Farmer and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Barry, Elmer Taylor and family, Mr.
Merlin Jones, Misses Edith, Mabel
Mildred and Erma Christensen and
Lester Kelly were among great
number of Firth people who attended
the County Fair Thursday at Black
foot.
M. H. Shirley was a business visit
or at Blackfoot Wednesday.
Miss Ivah Rumke visited at tbs
home of her friend Miss Elizabeth
McGonagle In Idaho Falls Saturday
Little Irene Jolley, daughter o.
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BINGHAM COUNTY NEWS

They called at MIR. Bar"us's HON fiT
a hort tifn', returning 10 Bai7ft
Friday ni,,ls
lIrs A ice Yancey AMI Mrs,y IA
Barrus visited the first Wafl ,ief
sc, iety mae.icg held at the hoN1e Of
Mrs. E. L.. rali TUESDAY afternoon.
They report having ve:y pleasant
Inc.
Messrs j.. Dean. Samuel Chap
man and John Powker were business
visitors in Flarkfoot Tuesday
Noble Barrls who has been work
ing for the Johnston and Sorenson
Sheep Com pany returned t. his home
Sunday.
Miss Jane ufken who Is teaching
s,Lool here spent the wee+ end al her
Ii, me in Blacsfcot.
c. A. Packhs.m is suffering with a
severe case of pneumonia e. this
writing.
Edgar u. HALE who mas been suffer-
ing from Pneumonia is on the improve
ct this w.''ns.
l, was thought that t1a warehouse
at Collins ould be finish.' by We'd
nesday night, hut on account Of some
ei the carpenters quittin s. it will moi
be finish ed Until the end Il the week
MILFORD BIRD the progr sss.ve farm
sr Of this WI, unity exh .hited dis
lay of farm and gar let products
Which was certainly a credit to him
his family an: the community. HI
rot twenty blue ribbons on the pro
lCrcts exhir.teJ
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ROSE.

Farley Hale left Tuesday for Grace,
Idaho where he has contract to do
carpenter work for the winter.
Mrs. Edgar Moody is over cooking
for threshers at her fathers home.
Miss Elveina Gardner entertained
Miss Veda Chaffin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hendrick of
Rexburg spent few days at the Mod :
ell Farm and attended the fair.
A. A. Zeigler formerly Of this place
but now of Goldberg, Idaho is visit
ing with friends here and at Wolfine.
U. w. Taylor has rented forty acres
of land to Nathan Smith.
Miss Glida Jackman and Lyman
Munsen, we're married in the Salt
Lake Temple Thursday. There Is to
be shower at the home Of Walter
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On Monday last, the County Proba-
ton s6ficer was in fhis vicinity.
Jack Greives spent the latter part
of the week with his relatives and
friends, an returned to his work ct
Howe on Monday.
Murton Mcbride is still working at
Pocatello. s-,-tsev-,
Moroni Wray spent the weekend at
his home with his family.
Miss Lola Grieves, who was oper-
;ated on in Pocatello Tor bone goiter
in her nose, is improving nicely, and
is able to be back at her work in the
store.
Grant Foreman was home on Sun
day in his new car.
Lloyd Anderson and Charles Ses-
sion spent the weeks end with rela-
tives and friends and returned to
Kevburge on Monday.
Frank Grimmitt mUtored to Rex
burg with load of provisions for
some of the girls from here that are
going there to school.
Mr.. White the Drummer for the z.
C. Int was in town on Monday.
Mr. Derrick the china ware drum
mer from Salt Lake was in town this
week.
Elmer Farusworth made several
trips to town during the week.
Mr.. Starker grocery drummer from
Scorcroff was in town this week.
On Friday last Mr.. and Mrs. Cut
forth and Miss England motored to
'Rexburg and back.
William Mcknight and daughter
Edna and Mrs. Mary Hatch and dau-
ghter Luceria motored to Rexburg on
Monday for the girls to register as
they will attend school there this
winter. Mrs. Hatch will be their
housekeeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meyer and
their son have been visiting their dau-
ghter Della. They also attended the
Idaho State Fair, and said it was
equal to any they had seen in Ogden
and Salt Lake.
Mr.. Hale from Groveland was cut
in interest of the Geneology work and
a splendid program was given on
Sunday.
OrSOu CTuHCH anu A0oA VA00Aoi
have gone to Salmon City to work on
the roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcbride were
up from Pocatello to attend the Fair
Mr.. Gusts Furnice acted as Dep.
Sheriff during fair week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Grimmeth
have moved into town for the winter
Mr.. Bingham has moved in town
while he is employed as teacher sn
school
Miss Gledes England has gone to
Rexburg to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. 'Virgie Mcbride are
rejoicing over a fine baby boy, born
September 26. Mother and babe are
doing nicely.
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of the week returning home Wednes-

of the week returning home Wednes-
day.
Otto Nilsson returned home We'd
nesday of this week from Payson,
Utah, after an absence Of several
months.
Russell Griffith arrived here Sat
urday from Monida, Montana.
Ray Decker and Mr.. Sawyer Of
Idaho Falls visited the Sterling mer-
chants Wednesday of this week.
Messrs. Clifford Cutting, Russell
Griffith, Jim Bowman and viii Bow
man spent Tuesday evening in Aber-
deem attending the picture show.
Ed Humphrey was employed as
NAH carrier Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Clemence and
babies returned Saturday from Brig
ham City, Utah. after pleasant visit
in that city Mrs. Clemence is the
nroud mother Of a fine baby girl born
during her stay in Utah.
Mrs. I. Lyons, Mrs. M. Ewing and
daughter Sasra Ewing and George
Tucker of Salt Lake left here recent
~ for their home in that city. after a
short but pleasant visit here with Mr..
and Mrs J. A. Muirbrook and family.
A large crowd Of people from this
community attended the fair held at
Blackfoot. Some of thos who went
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sprague,
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. MuirbroOk, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Halves. Mrs. Bill Reece, the Misses
La Vern Muirbrook, va Preal Nilsson,
land Edna Cole, Edna Harris, Thelma
and Sarah Cough, Mrs. Morrison and
daughter Vera and the Messrs. Thos.
nilsson, Floyd Hiatt, Herman Chris
tensen, Ray Cole, Ed. Summercorn,
Ernest Harris, Donald Taggert, Merl-
in Parsons, Jim NfffOn, Boone NiffOn,
Quincy Morrison, Alive and Arnold
Nugent, Frank Herr, e. O. Taylor,
Arvef Corbridge. Marion Smith, Nor
oni Lundqufst, Andrew Nelson, Larn
Wells and Charley Van Tassell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Nelson's home
was visited by the stork one day this
week, who left fine baby girl. Moth
er and baby doing nicely.
Messrs. Darwin Curtis and Roy Cox
arrived here during the latter part
of last week from Pocatello.
Funeral services were held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Chris
tenson Sunday for their infant girl
who departed from this life on Sept.
22nd. Interment was made in the
Yuma cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Muirbrook mo-
tored to Aberdeen Saturday eve to
do their shopping.
A crowd Of girl and boy friends ar
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Varley Wednesday evening and
gave their son Merlin pleasant sur
prise All who attended had deligh-
tful time.
Miss Fay Cole who has been Ill
with pleursy is recovering nicely.
A. Y. Satterfield of Pocatello spent
Saturday evening here attending a
townsite meeting.
G.. Hammond of Blackfoot is in this
vicinity on business this week.
Kirk Beasley Of Idaho Falls, Idaho
was here one day this week with
friends.
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Mutual convened here Sunday eve
ming. Miss Elna Bowser gave read
ing and Mr.. James Johnston of Black
foot gave talk. All present enjoy
ed the numbers exceedingly.
Mrs. M. w. Van Seters underwent
an operation for a goitre last Friday
at Pocatello. She is getting along
nicely at this writing.
Misses Vera and Myrtle keele were
entertained by Misses Retta and
Chritie W,r.hen Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Murray Barrus who Is working
at Bancr ut and a few friends motor
I'd to Blsckfo0t Friday to SEE the fair.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Nelson from Te-
tonia, relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Pac-
ker of Pingree, have returned home
after a pleasant visit here. Mr.. Mel
son is President of the Teton Bason
branch of L. d. S. church.
Mrs. Hilda Larson from Sandy, u,
mother of Val Larson of this place
and his sister Mrs. c. A. Watkins of
Ogden, have returned home after a
pleasant visit here.
Mr.. Lunsford of Ogden formerly of
Pingree was here Tuesday attending
to business matters.
Mrs. Jane Carlile received the sad
news of the death Of her nephew in
Utah. The young man was drowned.
Mrs. Carlile has gone to the funeral.
Ramona Anderson left Saturday for
Salt Lake City, where she will attend
school this winter.
Lonella and Henry Mills went to
Salt Lake last week where they win
go to school.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lovolette and
family have moved to Rockford where
Mr.. Lovolette has work.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. G. Rich have
moved to their home in Logan, where
Terrie, Don and Editha will attend
school.
J Herbert Dockery, Jim Howell and
Merritt Woody returned Tuesday from
Island Park where they have been
lemployed for several weeks.
! Alfred Garlic had the misfortune
Ito loose another fine milk COW, max
mer from 'bloat. Several broke out
of the corral and they found them all
dead next morning.
! Zealand Anderson left Friday for
Salt Lake, where he viii attend the
university.
! Vern Holston who was the princi-
pal here last winter is teaching sch
DOL at Sterling this year.
Ernest and Zebra Stevens were
Blackfoot visitors Thursday.
81. Fackrell son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r
P. Fackrell, who has been working al
American Falls for several weeks
came home last week.
Don Parkins of Thomas and Sher-
man Barlon of this place are unload
ing coal for the school u
Mr.. and Mrs Edwards of Springfield
were visiting Pingree friends Sunday
Many people from here attended the
fair last week. 5
The Mutual Improvement Associa-
ton VIII begin their regular meetings
a week from Sunday. KS
Chase Rich spoke at the L. D. s
services at Springfield Sunday.
Most Of the officers of the Mutual
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. r
P. Fackre11 last Monday evening to
discuss some of the work to be taken
up, etc. A very nice time was had
and some games were played. After
(which waterme1ons and cantaloupes
were served. s-ui-
Senator Whftcomb and wife and DR.
Davis and wife from Blackfoot were
Pingree visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Felsted and dau-
ghter Mrs. Martha Thomas and fam
lily from Thomas were visiting friends
in Pfngree Sunday.
The Mutual will give big social
and dance in the near future. Date
will be announced later
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-09-29

Matches are turned ont In huge
quantities by machinery. The ma
chimes now in use cut ny rreat pla nks
Of wood into match snii'3ss ut light.
ming speed The ends of the s''ints
are then passed through pnraffin
bath and receive their heads.
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william Jolley had the misfortune to
fau from swing at the district
iHreands and sprain her arm Tuesday.
Mr.. Heber Christensen went to his
ranch near Tradition Saturday morn
ing.
Miss Ruth Litton and Miss Laura
Watrman, high school teachers spent
the week end visiting at Idaho Falls.
The new Firth High School is near
ing completion, and if fine weather
continues it will soon be ready to &C
comodate the students.
M. M. Farmer and wife and SON
Jack, and Elmer Taylor and wife and
:son Donald went to Wolverine Sun
Eday to get choke cherries.
Dean Jones and Joe johnson spent
Wednesday at Blackfoot to the fair.
Mrs. Jack S1aytUn was in idaho
Falls shopping Thursday.
City Tuesday. He had gone to see
his little son who had been struck by
a car but he is doing nicely now.
The Firth High School had We'd
nesday off for the fair and the grade
school Thursday as it's holiday.
William Womack was an Idaho
Falls visitor Thursday.
Mrs. E.. ManiDn gave birthday
| party for her son Wayne Monday af-
! ternoon in honor of his eixth birth
| day.
Mrs. Jack Slayton was at the fair
Friday afternoon.
Misses Ivah Rumke Anna and HUI
da Soderman were BlackfOot visitors
Wednesday.
Misses Mary and Rosinna Wernette
! returned to st. Margaret's Academy
| at Blackfoot after spending the week
end with their parents.
Mrs. Lillian Woodruff who is teach
| ing at Presto was in Firth the week
end The Presto School had Wednes-
day off for the fair.
I Miss Elizabeth Williams of Presto
| left for New Jersey Academy Satur-
1 day from Firth.
I E., G.. Pence was a Blackfcut visi-
! tor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Manion accom-
panied by Miss Ruth Litton and Miss
i Ruth Blomquist attended the fair
4 Thursday night.
i Friday night the Melba Theatre
twas well attended the features Of the
kevening being Will Rogers in "The
unwilling Hero" and the first episode
k0f the new serial "Perils of the Yu-
kkOn" with William Desmond.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Evans of Idaho
')yFalls, formerly Of Firth are the proud
EIarents Of a little baby son born Sep
tanber LIST.
i Mrs. O. A. Sarton is in the Poca.
ktello hospital seriously i'll.
4 Mrs. Ed. Manion was in Blackfoot
Tuesday visiting with friends anG
shopping.
Mrs. Wardell Ginger who has beer
staying at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Andrus returned
to Etna, Wyoming on "a short bushes.
"trip.
M. M. Andrus returned from hi
Homestead near Mud Lake where hi
has been doing some farming Satur
day night.
a radio receiving set lately and wher
completed will be one of the larges
in this part of the state
Billy Brewington manager Of tn,
Firth Band accompanied by M. Fl
Shirley went to Goshen, Monday eve
ming to post bills for the dance give1
at Goshen Friday night by the Firth
band.
Alvin Hoff is digging the basemen
for his new home on his farm.
George and Bill Cederberg hav,
nearly completed their new spud Gel
lar
Firth has been favored with sever
al cars for shipping potatoes To-
(which the farmers have been much ii
lneed.
Charles Hfl1iard and family o
Eaackfoot were Firth visitors.
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His Preference.

She lat the party)-I don't think
the coxswain Of your crew likes dane.
Ing" Helm afraid not He told
me he'd sooner steer eight men than
one woman any day."-Boston I've
ming Transcript.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-09-29

From ancient times the acorn has
been held II Yro ct on against sht-
ming, as the tops ~ many Of on. flag
STATS, the ends of our cornice poles,
our umbrella taeselss and our blind
cords still attest. .u~,.'
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-09-29

Mrs. Kawler-'I can't do without
us that good brand? We've tried
so many that are pOor."-Boston
Transcript.
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Bits Of lnfc-nas, n,

The phrase - feather n his cap"
gary, which forbade any one to wear
feather in his cap unless he had
killed Turk.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-09-29
On the Shiftiess shIS<

First Laborer-"Are We workin,
IoeY Second Laborer-"Sure. cot
dandy job Akin de trolley tracks. /
nave to quit every minute or so to let
de cars Life,
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Badly Shaken,

Hubby (reading paper)-"Just
think, an earthquake has DESTROYED
the entire town Of Piszikszykisky in
Poland" Wife-"Was 1t spelled th..
same way before the earthquake
Houston Post.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-09-29
Heard at the Circus.

Teddy Cooking at the animals)-
oh. pa, the elephant picked that pea.
nut up with his vacuum cleaner
Boston Evening Transcript.