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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

Miss Marguerite Brown, of Paw
huska. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d..
+. Emerson in this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

Damon corbin. son OF DR.. ". \.
corbin. has gone 10 Enid where he
has entered Phillips University. lie
VIII take an arts and science course
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14
Roxy Mountoyt Cost
He ioosT levy, 5ut oh,
how ne c6h tfSveI

I grouse with some snipe anu plo,vf
at various points.
kamloops Is the gateway TO q
rich sporting region where goats,
brown. cinnamon, black and grizzly
bear, small deer. mIose aud :
casionai caribou and sheep g W.
rieties) are to be- found. From
here expeditions To the Fort Fraser
country may be ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ing about i76 miles Of canloeing-
whers deer, bear and other large
gam may be shot.
A hunting area rapidly growing
IN f'vor IL the Cariboo District
reached from Ashcroft. IL Is OIL
the beaten path. therefore biz
game IS plentiful and includes grix-
ely. black and brown bear. moose,
caribou. goot and sheep. Fishing
FOR gi.mey trout is another attrac-
ton Of this region.
or course the Cassiar District 70
the NORTH stands IN q class by itself.
for the cost OF a hunting trip there
prohibits a great influx of hunters,
insuring good bags for those who
hunt there. Thirteen hunters TAX
en- in by Frank Callbreath. the out
filter at Telegraph Creek. in 1921.
shot IL moose, % caribou. II goat.
% sheep and 20 bear. ten OF which
were grizzlies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

Bake.Rite pies do not contain
cornsiarch. Blackberry. apple apri.
cot. minee or pineapple Csc; cherry
zoe. ia.st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

Miss Fay Hickman has resigned
her stenogrnphic position with the
WashIta Valley Broom Corn Ware.
tonse and Storage company and
has accepted q similar position with
the John r. owsley Insurance com.
pany.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

Mrs. Katherine Potter and Mrs.
Arthur Porter are spending the day
in Oklahoma City on business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

British Columbia offers the best
itill remaining. easily accessible biz
game hunting territory on the CON
iiLent. II is not necessary to go
FAR aheld from the railway and
some Of the beat hunting grounds
are as follows: Beginning at the
east. there is the East kootenay
district. reached from lnvermere.
Two ranges may be hunted here;
in the Rockies on the east are 10 &c
found moose, mule and Whitehall
deer. mountajnk goat. mount ain
sheep. grizzly. Cinnamon and bisck
bear. while among the ctlk.T.;s cn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

the west. are caribou. mule and
Whitehall deer, mountain goat.
grizzly. cinnamon and black hear,
Very satisfactory Wild fowl shoot
Ing may be enjoyed on the lakes
and fats In the late Fall.
Deer, grizzly and black bear,
caribou and goat are found In the
country around Chase. Deer are
found from 1 miles Of the town,
bear from 20 miles: caribou be-
yond the 80 mile mark. and goat
from 80 miles. Excellent game bird
shooting is to be had here, including
ducks, geese. pinnatej and ruiiled
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

Blaine Hayes. salesman employed
by the Dixie store. transacted bust.
ness and visited friends In Okla.
homa City yesterday afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14
.CHICKASHA FIRMS SAY 1T WITH
FLOWERS" TO COLLEGE STUDENTS

Eighty.six of the progressive bust
ness firms of Chickasha has Just
put over II of the largest and
most novel advertising schemes
ever attempted in the city.
At the college lunch hour today
500 students and the members of
the faculty each received a box of
cut flowers including gladolios. car
nations, asters and roses, also a
Ben Golf, county attorney, has re-
turned from a short business trip
to Oklahoma City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

school savings
banks. While
m h atten.
ton has been
given 10 these
valuable agen-
cies Of thrift
work among
the u n x.
they have new
or reached tho
place Of Inn
portance that
their orth
has mcrred.
The school
anuinnn hnnL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

Tom McElroy. chairman of the
board of county commissioners, has
returned from Oklahoma City where
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Doss attended
the annual Caddo county free fair
, in Anadarko yesterday. They were
accompanied by Mrs. VIII Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Powell were
among the C~hickasha people who
were in Anadarko yesterday attend.
ing the annual Caddo county free
fair, nov In progress there.
After an extended visit here. Mrs.
r. N. Brown. mother Of Mrs. d. Il.
Emerson, will leave tomorrow for
Dewey, to visit her son.
Walter S. Merrell has returned
from st. Louis where he spent sew
eral days visiting relatives and
transacting business.
Mrs. Katherine Potter and Mrs.
Arthur Porter are spending the DAY
in Oklahoma City on business.
Brentwood Emerson returned last
night from a three weeks visit with
his sister, Mrs. Garvin Chastaln, in
Ranger, Tex. He will leave some
time this week for Norman TO re-
sumo his studies in the state uni
versity.
Miss Marguerite Brown, of Paw
huska, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d..
E. Emerson in this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

j. D. Bryan. county assessor. re-
turned last night from Oklahoma
city to which place he was called
into conference with the state board
of equalization.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

FeTSOuQt Mentl0n
Damon corbin. son OF DR.. ". \.
Corbin. has gone 10 Enid where he
has entered Phillips University. He
VIII take nm arts and science course.
Miss Fay Hickman has resigned
her s,enogrnphic position with the
washiia Valley Broom Corn Ware.
touse and Storage company and
has accepted q similar position with
the John 7. owsley Insurance com.
pany.
Bakc.Rite pies do not contain
cornstarch. Blackberry. apple apri.
cot. mInee or pineapple Csc: cherry
soc. i3.st
Blaine Hayes. salesman employed
by the Dixie store. transacted bust.
ness and visited friends In Okla.
homa City yesterday afternoon.
After a short visit with relatives
and friends In c~hickasha. John Ryn.
dak has returned TO his home In
Oklahoma City where he IN q mem.
her Of n firm Of expert tax account.
ants.
Mrs. ]. T. billiard. agent for Wat.
kins remedies has moved to sos s.
5th. Phone 736-R. i2.Jt
DR.. Jesse Bird OF Cement. trans.
acted business and visited friends
In the city Yesterday.
Mrs. !. A.. Wagner OF Cement. "
n patient In n local hospital. She
probably will undergo an operation
today.
Dr. j. NJ. Renegar. OF Tuttle.
transacted business and visited
friends In the city yesterday.
Bake-Rile homemade cookies are
mighty good. Ice dozen. At the
Bake-Rite Bakery or your grocer.
i3.3t
Mrs. J. 4. Turner OF futile Is a
patient in one of the C%hickasha
hospitals.
Mrs. John Bird, OF Gracemont. is
undergoing medical treatment in a
hospital here.
Burney Ray. son of Mrs. Wessie
Ray, has returned from Norman
where he enrolled in the University
of Oklahoma. |
Clifford Hensen has resigned his
position as salesman for the G. and
b. Clothing company and has ac-
cepted a similar position with the
Famous clothing store.
II you have property to sell. list
II with me. And when you want to
buy, see me. A. N. Woodbridge, tele'
phone 215 or 1888. 14.3t.
Judge Frank NJ. Bailey, member
of the law firm of Bailey and Ham
merly, transacted business In Okla.
homa City yesterday afternoon.
w. A. Franklin, superintendent Of
the Norge school, transacted bust
ness and visited friends in Chick
asha yesterday afternoon.
l.. Fields of Norge, republican
nominee for representative from
Grady county, transacted business
and visited friends in the city yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Ethel Gates Leeds will en-
roll pupils in piano beginning Mon
day, Sept. IL. Private lessons will
start Sept. IS. Studio 925 Mime
sofa avenue. Phone 535. 1i-3t
Miss Matte Holcomb, deputy
clerk of the district court, and Miss
TYNE Shepard. clerk Of the county
court, made an overland trip 10
Norman today.
Eugene Hamilton, local attorney,
made a business trip to Oklahoma
City today.
@. j. Hallowell transacted bust
ness and visited friends in Anadar-
ko yesterday.
Harry Baker attended the Caddo
county fair in Anadarko yesterday. |
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

vase in each box. A card from
some firm or individual and a print
ed list of the SO firms who took
part were placed In each box.
This advertising scheme was pro.
NOTED by Mrs. Joe Dews of the
Chickasha Green House and IL re-
quired 1000 cut flowers in all, be-
lieved 10 be the most ever handled
in Chickasha for any one occasion.
the state board of equalization.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT

~ 8. w. srRAus. PrssIlsss
American Society Tor Thrift.
NOV that our schools have re-
opened. every possible effort
should DO made 10 encourage
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9olIy Struggled MadIy, and the Child
Shrieked and clung to His. Sister
With All the Puny Strength He Had.

But to disengage the boys clutch from
he chestnut curlS called forth all the
thickness the man possessed. Polly
struggled madly, and the child
,hrieked and chung to his sister with
Ill the puny strength he had.
keep away, Perciyal,"' snapped
Mackenzie, pushing Robert backward.
If you lay one finger on my men, I'll
AXE the girl along to jail"
To save the girl he loved, Robert
compelled himself to stand by while
he boy was torn bodily from her. He
saw one of the men drag Il blanket
som the bed and throw 1t around Wee
Jerry.
Then he snatched at the girl, but she
quickly eluded his grasp. How awfully
aer eyes glowed, and how her face
:witcEed! y
"Get out with him before she cuts
ID any more" grOwled Marcus, as
Polly bounded forward only to be met
oy the speakers outstretched arms.
IF you make another scene, my
lady" he raped out, 'I'lf have you ar
rested for obstructing the law. And
remember this, huzzy, Fin goinesto get
you next"
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u M 49,. - -
Along this coast lies Kormantine,
famous as the place where slaves first
were exported, which Rgave theaname,
,Cormantynes, ,to;r1.:dp West DIndies
slaves which came from this. region.
A Primitive Soviet System
or thew estima ted pora,lation OF a
million, fewer, tbanr12i0e0 care Su-
.ropcans ieThe most noted of the native
people are tho Fanti, whose women OF
light brqWnskln are pretty. Their Ia
voritc perfume is distilled from 'the
excrement Of snakes Shark flesh, Sun
dried, rs a ,faNorite .sIedibles. Among
them as anongraany 9ptsnttiye rfghtTf
ing peoples. mothers arefaela In high
esteem. FPropertyi Is inherited i bysthe
oldest son ofthe ioldeshSsist Lard
Ills heldditl a ,Eeom5n,lsia Fsfashi on, The
Iiposse ssion Of a tsoldIit,st o6asa aheingl tae
badge of az chiefs aiithprftga1te gtte
hands over wEsch he sbcl las sway Araas
are assigned ito families, but ~ hey sfe !
Vert to the cun,nuhitys upqn hold
IIer,s death. ;at5s,pafsy e,.SW Hc '"df
Y Trees, plants, animals snakes and
insects aTeafound Inn Eannasing variety
Here, as,in many other veraant .tropi-
cal regionsfefowers are not; nearly SO
abundanta, Thec animate curiosity OF
the Gold Coast is, the ,driyen-attswhich
also constitutes It's worst 7pest. n The IN
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lpyC5race Miller White
scopyrIah 81 atllsHroWn and Company
IllustrafsHyR. livingstone

till Daddy comes home $50 you might
as well all scoot." - 5'.r' ".'''" 9
4, In the stiffness that fell as her voice
broke, each man was impressed with
the martyrdom . she was passing
through. Robert had never imagined
q person could go so white and still be
alive. With an ejaculation, hoarse and
.defaht, he .sprang to her side.s 80
"Polly." he cried. 'Aiy God, don't
look that way! Listen to me-" -
"ran he take the baby?' fell monet
onously fromther blue lips.
N "That's just what he can do, Miss
Hopkins. thrust in Mackenzie. '"rhe
law says child can't stay in a pace
like this. You'd have seen that II
you'd taken the pains to read the pa
per. Put some wraps on the child,
Miss!"
Polly stood with, Jerry gripped tight
~ against her; and, frightened, the
little hoy began to cry. ~ r
'I want my Daddy Hopkins, Polly
op," he whimpered brokenly.
Y Polly looked so dreadful that for a
moment Mackenzie was silent, Her
eyes had an expression of such hate
and deadly determination in their
singular brown depths that for a mo-
ment he held his breath.
"If you take him. she spoke at last,
I F-"why, d-n you, I'll kill you!"
At first Mackenzie eyed her con.
temptuously. What did such a girls
threats mean to him? Then he
laughed. Ard that laugh stang the
sens.tire girl, more than If he had
struck her.
"Yon took our Daddy Hopkins" she
told him, dropping little at the tell
Ing, ''but Jerry. He's my baby, an l
keellhlm in the slanty till his pappy
comes home. You hear, the hull OF
you. don't you?" ~. I. II >-e., "
Her eyes were rowing from one to
another, but her voice lowered on each
word, because In the steady gaze OF
Old Marc and; his deputies she saw no
relentifig. ssS lg>'y,t.a y. '''''.t ;
"I'dsrather he'd die she screamed,
SSTd father2 he'd be next to Granny
Hope in the graveyard!-Get out Of
here, say"
The scene was even more nerve
racking than Mackenzie had expected.
"Take him away from her, Bowers" !"
he ordered, turning to- one of the men.
The man spoken to stepped forward
in evident unwillingness; but a shout
from Mackenzie made him grab for
the Child. With one hand the frenzied
girl beat at him with all her energy,
but he struck down her slim young
fingers as if they had been twiss.
Thrustipg one arm around her, he
caught Wee Jerry by the shoulders.
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His threat against herself meant
nothing to Polly Hopkins. But the
word 'law"! 1t struck at her brain
like a hammer. She suddenly felt as II
u tidal wave, strong and relentleSs'5iad
broken over her. 1t was the same law
taking Jerry that had imprisoned Dad
dy Hopkins, that had carried away
Larry Bishop from his woman. The
thought brought her up with sharp
gasp. She did not care what they did
with her, but little jerry Wee Baby
Jerry! ''',.' IS 'N'.
"What you goin' to do with him, mis-
ter?" she begged, wringing her hands.
Tell mo that! / can't let i'm gottill
you do!' - - -
She caught at his arm, and the
strong brown fingers dug deep into his
flesh. gF.ysaas ,,rr!az = 2Tyli.
ns "Look into the paper there and you'll
see where I'm going TO take. hi;p;" ian
swered MacKenzie. Let go OF my
arm! There Y s. He wrenched himself
free. Then, enraged and with eyes
flashing. he shouted, "Get out with the
kid, your men, and start off,"
Glad to be gone, the officials stepped
into the open, one of them carrying
the writing Jerry. Then Polly Hop
kins stood upright in the middle of the
shanty; grief, CONSERVATION and then
an expression Of insanity passing over
herrface.' ''!'.
= Robert Percival was near her. not
daring TO utter word; her deepset
agony was too terrible for sympathy.
All at once she; started forward and
he made a desperate effortNto stop
her. - ~
"Pollyop,y he pleaded. AS she raced
through the doorway, he called: wait
wait" ~ ~ IS
Tn an instant he was out beside her,
Speaking her name softly, iInploringiy.
SHE paid no heed to him, but hung up
her, arms. i, And then she laughed
! Marcus mckenzie, was standing beside
his horse, and on beyond IN the lanesa
carriage was rolling away. from wilaqh
cafne titeous screams from Jerry. rs
sPollyop," ,eptreated Robert. Ss
| But Polly had bounded from him to-
ward the man and the horse ~ y
II hope,,n she shrfeked at Mackenzie
T hope your hrnds'll wither off; I'm
wishln' oil you lowell die before your
eyes, IA asevery duy I'll be askin' Gran.
nv Hopes, loyn' God to d-nyyou TIL
you drop rottin' In your grave '''c
~ tTo be contnued.)
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SALES.
CLERKS SALE.

The State of South carolina-county
:...3AI!aa : of York; 81 80. =. 80
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PALMETTO GLEANINGS.
Items of Interest From all Sections Of
,'. South Carolina. ':"'


-Laurens, May 5.-Gov. Robert A.
Cooper may become a resident of
Greenville when his term of office ex-
pires. he stated today in answer to
inquiries. from his friends as to
whether he would return to Laurens
to resume his law practice. 1t will be
remembered that Laurens is the gov
ernor's native home and that he. re-
sided here before assuming his duties
as chief executive of the Palmetto
State.
-Gaffney, May 4.-The Jefferies
Brother j. Bb and George, are ex-
perimenting with guineas which they
purpose to raise and place on one of
their farms near Gaffney, the object
being to have these fowls destroy the
boil weevils which it is thought will
infest the cotton this season. They
have received severals shipments of
the fowls recently. and they have an
incubator in which they have placed
500 eggs for hqtching.i Those who are
in a position to know say that these
fowls, will eat greedily all the boil
weevils which they are able to find.
Greenwood, May s. 5.-Declaring
that she had stolen the articles; but
that she had been converted in a re-
'vival meeting conducted at a local
church recently by DR.. l.. NJ. Wharton,
of Baltimore, an unknown woman yes
terday returned a 50 pair Of shoe
buckles to a shoe dealer, a stick pin to
a jeweler, and fifty cents to a dry
goods firm here. The conscience
stricken woman returned the articles
by mail, accompanying each with n
| letter. She told the shoe dealer that
she also had stolen a pair:of shoes
hut she had worn them and could not
return them. AS soon as she could
save enough money to pay for them,
she would pay, she said. To the dry
goods firm she wrote that the fifty
cents was conscience money y
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driver - ats ants al constitute ia he = standing

driver ants constitute the standing
army Of the insect world. They have
a. system of caste and rank, and the
naturalistse gsaveiy tell that, the work.
ers are, a. quarter of,aniinch long, the
soldiers. about half an inch, while the
stately oSAeers, reach seven -eighths Of
an ,inchIfill raaai, , rs3 % u
~ Al. %crack regiment Of driver rants,
solemnly says. the, Oxford Survey OF
British empire, marches en close
formation, perhapsoatwelve abreast,
defmIns. a line; some two inches wide,
the. soldiers being distributed along the
Banks md at, regular tntervalsanongst
Eithe ,ysnrkerss ,ap6; much the same plan
as that laid down; for a. Britisinl nlcolumn
+ihtfhick country. The fDrcedtraveis at
,tEc donbtenand gcneraily,at might, TAX
ing ass STRAIGHT a dine las tpossible and
Iasleetins aBJapaiIahle e9ver}han ad-
s;apcep party alraafiy having prepared
the way, a hese iinse cts cons sstsct tun-
hsis, ln exposed spots perhapsfsO feet
!dyia length b.owith IA, height :,and breadth
(which may be as much sast one inch,
landSproSided with aarshafts.4 Every
animal rnakes8ay fGr3thena- for they
twtn attack anythlngs even fire. their
system -of ieonmunication enabling
them, to,tsend, rein6oreementss to any
kahreatened poinARfplPgpeRgs
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IT, --rSe s}T
Page Seven.

A toothbrush is a great 'cOnven-
ience; and then, 1T is. nice to, have
something on the places.the neighbors
won't try to borrow Z III 81 ~
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GOLD COAST 1|'}'5 Of ! AFRICA I:Il
Equatorial REGION IS Of Wonderful
InteTeft.
ORIGINAL i Hi CENTER Of SLAVE TRADE

OiI IN STeatl Npu"Se'Se.- "aS'""Ss"N
r Forests :.,ef Tremendous Height
s'People Have Peculiar Laws OF In
S:herftanee. y 20 e ~
London reports of oil pools and gusi-
ers In the Gold Coast colony of 9yest
Africa sustain the opinion OF many
eeographers that this is the richest
area in the world ferits cize, accord
ing to a ,bulletin from the Washingt on;
ID. c., headquarters Of International
| EGcograp phical society.tS ,ytl
Columbus is believed to- have done
some of his apprentice exploring,along
the Gold Coast shoges before herse
soil for, America and many an emanci-
pated slave of our Southland could find
his family tree among the natives Of
this British colony. The golden age OF
the Gold Coast, commercially consid7
cred, was in the days of fourishing
slave trade. and the oil fields promise
again to outbuy the entire product of
gold grains winnowed from the sands
of the many rivers Of this region,
. r,a1 A Forest Fairyland. r.,
When you read that three fourths of
the colony is covered with thick for
ests you get 8, very inadequate idea OF
what you would see could you look up
on the amazing Businesses Of BombaX
trees. piercing the skyline at hun
dred feet, with columnar trunks, free
from branches below the top quarter
length. The trees you know best are
like ice-bergs in that their bases, or
root systems, are under the surface.
These foreign giants remind you of
your chiidren's Christmas tree; but
tressed by what look TO be huge trian-
euIar, supports Should you dig be-
meath one Of the, Mattresses you
would find tiny tendrils, such as these
which might noarish a sapling. In the
spaces: between these buttresses ma
tives sometimes pitch primitive tents
The impression of a forest of tele-
phone poiesrris further" conveyed by
Egreat cables saggfng fronrtree to tree.
These .creepers' are popularly known
Yes monkey-rope. appropriately enough,
since: many varieties Of monkeys are to
be found In these forests. y ;. - -
Wion m tne eAeep'.c.i - ,'s 49,, ~, thior
network. y'oi .oi nno " -. - ~,
cts are vertical r'.'R , to,'e 90 1,a...I r,,,, y
york ms lpl peei caii. pH. Z ~. ,ron
They FURNISH ihu'f sfatAip.p :. - =, :, %.
imote op'eets saioi yq NJ. on,,,
tneir piaces IN tt.e M 80 !, no,,,d
are tne N'.ti trees ovei $500
'Eseem tnac eney pau ''a
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.'WllBORN ansaarr !asAl,
Foe SALE

176 Aeres-Two 4-room residences
ceiled; 2 barns, ,4-horne farm open, ball
anee in wood and pasture. GOOD strong
land. Very liberal terms. Farm Loan
of,sl 10000; $4,000 running for seven
years. and the balance Cash, Price,
This is cheaper than rent
ing! 3 ~ ,r#y
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Senator Robert La Toilette Of
Wisconsin in discussing his reso-
luton of inquiry regarding''the
leasing of the naval oil reserve
at Teapot Dome, Wyo,, made
xeiled. charges that advance an
formation given to- SPECTATORS on
the New York Stock Exchange
netted Wall Street spectators
s30,000,000. s.: Il :"
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"a Special prizes are to be offered at,
the International Live Stock eXposi-
ton for the champion girls canning
club team in the United States. Con-
tests will be held at Springfield, Mass.
Sioux City, Iowa; Atlanta, Georgia;
Portland, Oregon. and PUEBLO, Colo
RADIO.