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St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

Mrs. H. D. Bulloch and son, Mr..
Donice Bulloch, spent*last Monday in
New Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

Mrs. T. E. Werlein has returned to
her home in Biloxi, Miss, after sew
eral days spent here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Richard,
Mrs. Richard having returned with
her for visit of several days.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. John Lyon, after sew
eral months spent here with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Lyon have left for New
Orleans where they will spend the
winter months with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
r. Greenlaw.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Burns and son.
of Ponchatoula, were visitors to the
fair last Sunday.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

Miss Emilda Smith of slidell, was
the guest of Miss Marion Smith
during the fair.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Allison, the
former an American Legion delegate
from Massachusetts,, spent several
days here recently with their rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Lyon.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

Miss Mary Caulfeld, of New Or
leans, was the guest OF Mrs. J. g.
Burns and family during the past
week.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

Mrs. Perry Shaul and daughter,
Miss Helen, were New Orleans visit
Ors Friday.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

Miss Sherwood, Of New Orleans,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Byrnes
at their home on Military Road.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

Mrs. Katherine Gable has returned
from New Orleans where she spent
a week during the Legion convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Barone and
Miss Ida Poole, of New Orleans, were
guests last week end of their sister,
Mrs. Neil McQuaig.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Hoffman and
Miss Virginia Hoffman, OF New Or
leans, spent the week end at their
summer home here.
Miss Retta Moses, of New Orleans,
spent the week end here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. +. Moses.
Miss Kate Lancaster, of New Or
leans, spent last Sunday here with
Mrs. J. B. Lancaster and family.
Mrs. Eugene Ray, of New Orleans,
after several days spent here with
Misses Marie and Ahce Vallee, has
returned to New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Schneider, OF
s1idell. were visitors here during the
fair.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Morris. OF
Hammond, spent several days here
during the week as guests OF DR.. and
Mrs. H. D. BullOch.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

Mrs. J. C. Langston and Mrs. Julia
Travis. of Slidell, spent several days
here during the fair as guests of MIR.
Alton E. Smith.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

DR.. Richard H. Grimmer has re-
turned to New Orleans after having
spent several days here with his par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Grimmer.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

Miss Ruth Warner, of New Or
leans, spent last Sunday here with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Warner.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

Mrs. Martha Todd, of Lacombe
visited friends here during the fair.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-28

DR.. and Mrs. R. B. Paine and Miss
Ella Paine, OF Vaudeville, spent last
Sunday at our fair.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-22

S%alifnerier. Tom | Sriitisbeo isger
lin Sige | Staten. vi enoel al DC
Notes, iom Sarntere bapbe eipet
9onfen, ifal ban babe lopet neiagti.
&c 0nplifoter, iom iammen meo Zig.
nenoe al "GbatteI Wortaaaes" lolg.
ties til andre Banter, bopeoiagclig :
Winneiota. Sor at oct life Iful.
De opbaees betalte ban ielp &enter.
ne, ttaar oisie bar flpr peb at for.
faloe. Get bar belt t~ilfploigpis, at
ben fsrite Mfilsring fom. @n Sar.
mer, iom bapbe unoerifrepet en- at Of
Hotes, iom iaa of iige at l1glano Bat
iibgioet | anoet Splag, fit unbcr ct
geisg hos Ell Ben / Iinneiota =
bpilfen Sen bar @anfier = t~iIfGlote.
biz bsre henne bemerfe, of en- Hote
paa 8i9iten bar / bans 8anf. Sar-
meren bapbe flare 9epiier for, at
benne iamme Rote alIerebe for nogen
SID tilbage bar betalt, og en- omfat-
tenbe llnoerisgelie blep berpeo lat
9enne bar piit, at llglano
bar orepet oisie Salifnerier til ct
Inbragenbe at benimob en- fierbebeIs
Wiuion Dollars. 8lanbt be 8anfe,
iom bar fisbt at oisie falife @otes,
n9pnes en- | &enpon, Wtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-22
WNnneiotd.

Smsrtpue | Benton Gountp. gltten
galier Smsr er forle0en Itiaalet fra
Tice Creamery / Hice, Benton Goun.
IN. Sporene bite, of Sppene meo
lit 9ptte / en- Srucf nar fisrt / Ret.
ming al SpiQingbperne.
@aieea ifjGnfes alOffeipil. Mrs.
5. 9. 9pe / 8aieca bar ifi9nfet DE
tbobiittirfen oeriteoS ct Gloffeipil ii!
Vlinoe ON i'm Wano og SamiIie.
Seloe &loffcrne foiter $4,000, bpor.
I'll fommer Smfoitnineerne meo OF
IGttc Saarnet iitanb. Wrs. Spe ia:
/ lpn9ere Sib boet meget title uoen
of babe Smgang me0 noaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-22

pprenbe TO itore IapirmeIler bar /
tibligere slar betalt flere SuitlO
Collars / Srlbfomitifat, iom err fom'
met gpens &asie tilgooe, men / 1921
tiente bisie Sorretninger tilipnela'
oenbe in9en Senge, og life Ell cneite
Collar tilfalber III 9pen fra Oen
Slide. S tibligere Iar betalte De TO
Gapirnsaer omfring $4,000 /
Sfat, bpilfet bar nof til at bolOe
8loper gaaenbe og efterlaoenoe en-
liben Spare filling / &asien, ionl Ill
fom bel meb. Oct belle Budget tor
fonmrenbe sIar belsber Jig til S23,'
900, bportil babies $4,000 / &a3'
len, men for OF ifaffe De reiterenoe
$4,000 maatte Ser ubifriueS en-
Sfat. 9ogen itor Sfattebproe or oct
altiaa life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-22
@jennemsaenbe Suriit Sopeppsne til
California.

Sen ABE % 2SSc Ncpember. 12te
% 26Se Secember iamt ODE % 2sbc
Sdniidr bill Ell fpriteflasies CURTIS Soz
pcoo8n bIiuc lat isan9 fra gebar Haps
ios. Sotpa, til Sos gneeIes, California,
oper Gbicaeo, @iItpautce & ct. Saul
Wp. til Sanias Gitp, bcrfra oper Roct
Sslanb 2iniens 8oIcen State 2imiteS
Npeeiel gfbeIins). Soocoosnen afaaor
fra Gebar Rapibs GI. 9:O5 often paa
De o%pennGpntc Satpcr, antommer til
0cs In8cles al. 1:10 Nften Den fsIs
ecnoc Srebae @ibSas - fnn ire Intter
lnoerpeis. @aaltiSer / "G,oloeu State"
S%ptiepoane "bebitc 3aaItiber paa
$iul" I'll rimeliaite Yriier, Sor fuIos
ltGnpI9e S~plpSnineer % 8eierperins al
asier beisg eler ~tilitrip
6. 6. Gardner,
Gen. Tgt. Sais. Sept,
500 llnitco gorf Bldg. 4.
Ses Yioincs. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-22
Spo 9afota.
Snron Stoefparbs aabnes.

| 0utUu SAoblNutUC uuutCc. SIlt
me Suron S~tocFparos, iom Surpn
Stocfparbs 60. bar bpeeet meb Ell
8efoitning at $4,000, bleb aabnet
Den 16be Sec. Com fsrite Sorien-
bling mobtoges so 8ognIabninger
@riie. Sm @ftenen afbolbtes Ell
9anfet, bportil par inbbuot geaolt
Gountps Sporettere og andre inter
esfereoe / oct me Soretagenoe. Sbe.
$50 8erioner oeltog.
Snsle / Masiepis omfpmmer. I'M
Der oct Stormpeir, iom forleoen ber-
ieoe ben sitlige Del of Soutb Oafo-
ia, er en- Weneoe Susle - iier
Spltrp - ontfonmet, og bbab Den
eeentlige Iariag funbe bore er for
ale en- 8aabe. Stormet par life
iaa polbiom, at Suslene iaaban /
Mminbeligbeo bilbe f~oruroliges,
men De bertes / 9sbet at Ratten at
flpoe belt foritprreoe omfrins, ito.
benbe moo eleftriife 2eoninger, Suie
og Greer, bporpeo enoel iloges libel.
Sarmerne bbrfer fin Sprb meb
Sab. Sfslge en- 9eretning fra
groofinss piier 2infrs fig of bore oct
eneite Sroouft, iom Soutb 0afotas
Sarmere iibite Iar frem6ragte mec
nogen Sortieneite, mebens alle De an.
Ore bragte Cab, % BET tiltrobs for,
at De anferte Eriier ben lite 0ecem.
Der al mango betragtes iom opmuns
trenbe. Hebenitaaenoe Spgaber err
innlet af Citizens 2anbbrlgsbcpor.
tement. If Jolt 1918 Icres Spebe
paa 7 forifieaiee Sarme, ser altiaa
toges iom 8rsoe paa oct pirfclise
Sorbolb / belle Staten, bite oct sien.
neminitlige aoitenbe at p%rooucere en-
8uibel Speoe fig at bore $1.21, mt.
bens Eriien ben lite Sec. bar ST pr.
8uibel, bringenbe Sarmeren ct Cab
al 81 Gents pr. @uibel. Yna 20
Sarnne meo ialt $50 Mcres Sabre bi.
ite De gienneminitIige GroouftionS.
omfoitninger iis at pere Al Gents
pr. @uibel, meoens Triien ben lite
Sec. bar 80 Gents pr. 8uIhel, britt
genoe Sarnleren ct Cab al II Gents
pr. 9llibel. 8aa gpg bar CADET
langt iterre, 90 benne Ipling foiteoe
Sarmeren II Gents pr. 9uibel, me.
bens Briien Den lite Dec. bar fun
46 Gents pr. 9uIbel, paafprenoc
Sarmeren ct Cab al % Gents paa
bper 9ltibel 9pg ban prooucereoe og
iolgte. Hugen foite6e so Gents,
iolgtes lite Dec. for Go Gents og
bragte Sarmeren eft Cab al Is Gents
pr. 9uibel. 2infrs oerimoo foiteoe
Sarmeren finn 5000 pr. 9uibel, me.
bens ban Sen lite Sec. filnoe iGlge
bette lit Groollft for 1926 o. Itiffc
en- Sortieneite al 16 Gents pr. gll,
ibel / Sommen. Mais foItebe Sar.
meren 81 Gents pr. 9ribel moo en-
Sris nrprte Cato al 40 Gents,
bringenoe ct Cab al s Gents pr. 8li.
ibel. 8ienneminitlig foiteoe set AZ
Gents at probucere en- 9uibel Eote.
ter, % % 8riien bar finn 20 Gents
bragte be ct Cab al % Gents pr.
gnibel. Oisie Spgauer al 9anb.
brugs6epartementet err baieret paa
oirfelige &eguifaber, Ser cmbpgaeli0
er bolot paa Sarmc / Gingsburp
Gou1ltp, % ooenanfprte Sab for Gar
merne er al iaa meget ltsrre 9ctpo-
ming 'om Der iibite Iar blep giort
melt m1tltg for at boloe ale llogifter
neoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-22
Ncro Safotn.

S1embgggfre 0tft0er Sag. SreDS-
retten / gismarcf bar ofgioet en-
&ienbelie, bOorpeo Hortb Safota
Some Building asiociation frita9es
for noget anipar ligeoperior Som.
trafter paaitooet inogaaet for Wate.
rialer. 9urfbaloer 2unlber 60. al
minneapolis iegte at inofr9pe oper
$4,000 for Cab, Der paaitooes liot
peo @pntraftbrllb.
ltglanb ira Mifen ! Slbcn. Sra
Sarge beretteoes peb lleens gespn
oelie, of naar 9anfier 0apib llglanb
al anor | oiSie Gage Hyper no al
%2eapenportb Gpngiel, ferbis meb fin
Straf for at bape benpttet Soitupie.
net til at bcforore lin Spinbel, oil
ban itrar iaien blipe ~arreiteret %
berpeb iaa at iige fomme fra aifen
/ Sloen. San oil blipe bragt til
Sarge og titles unber gnflaae for
at babe ienbt en- falif Gbecf lpoenSe
paa flere buroreoe Collars til ct
Eoitorberiirma Iom 9etaling for ga.
rer. % bette ifal ban babe giort
meoens ban oar pau Srifob mos
&antion efter at bore fontmen / Sor.
leeenbeb peb oen ferlte Sorbrpbelie.
rlglano bar / Here @ar ppret pao
acknowledgements forte Bret. trobs al
ban tilbsrer en- pelitaaenbe og bel
anieet 5amilic. San bar aasierer
Hationalbanfcu | &nor, ba ban be,
Statens Hetter blep ibsmt S9ngieIs.
ltraf, og ienere TOM ban altiaa | D.
~teoerale Mpnbiabebers &lsr peb al
BRUCE Boiten til fine Spinolericr.
men ienere er li6t eiter liot a~iilerei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-22
Wontana.
1tlpcn pan MBpertua.

ulpcn pan HpDertug. Ser meloeS
ira @reat Sails, at lllpen bar be.
apnot at gaa paa &spertoa / Silbith
galin og at ben paa Siorbe anrette.
De Sfabe aaereoe err itor. Ser bar
feet 6lpffe tGllenoe inbtil II ltlpe,
ale a~raaoige og %blootpritiae. 0pb
Sne gioroe / mango Sili9loer Spp-
get bielpelsie lieeoperfcr ltlpens In-
ereb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-22
Soripunoen poitforer.

Sra SaIt 2afe Gitp, lltab, melocS
ben 20oe december, at 2uftioItferrr
Scnrp goonitra, iom bar pGret Inp'
net, iiben ban forrige Srebag forptl.
beoe Jig / Ell gli8aarb / Smegnen al
&ocf Springs, @po., er blenct gien'
fllnoet ilipe % / bebite Selgancnoe
paa Ell Hancb nogle Mil isrrbentor
Oct Steb, bpor bans Ieroplan leo
|Sabari.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-22
Inbefalcr Sou mob Spnoaasbauie,

Sacfion County @rmbiurp bar I'M.
Der 9ecembers &etstermin peotaget
Ell Geiclltion, boorpeb Der onbeiaIes
nGite Se9iSlatur, at Sop iorbpoenoc
0anielag al aae Slags / Gsbei al
Soilebagen ueotaaes. Canine @rano.
lurp uoiteSte "a anflaeer / 2sbet al
Den uge, Den bar | Sesiion, bporaf 90
TleIte bar for %uloplia RuSbriffetrafif.
ulpeiast meo Nntumubil. %. =.
Warburton al @lenmoob brRbte Der
ON 9agen en- flor lllp uoe paa Safe
W~tlnnepalfa, l(lpen blep opbaget
loet Den aif no paa Sien for at frpoie
Sno'lsen, og @arburton tog fin gl,I-
tomobil % iatte eiter ben. Otter ct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-22
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-18
EasyhOld Truss Co.,
fff3N Wyandotte Street
Kansas City, Mo.

Only four to five per cent OF per-
sons suffering from SYPHILIS 90 in.
sane.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-18

rates o,er Increased wages 10 the
total amount OF approximately o.
o.oco 900.
IL has been shown that freight
and passenger rates were fIsi IN.
creased 1880. 100000 and then de-.
creased sioe.ooo.ooc. Tho difference
leaves . net Increase 10 the rail.
road corporations OF si.iib. .ooo, 600
During the same period. wages OF
employees were Increased ssis.oso..
.eto and then decreased more than
ssss,ooo.ooo. The difference ia q
net mcrease Of less than 500. 900 600.
"subtracting the small amount OF
sso,ooo.ooo OF net wage Increases
from the enormous total Of si,iis..
100000 representing net rate g..
creascs. leaves the railroads OF the
country more than fi.o9o. 900 900 IN
Increased revenues based upon trnf.
tic conditions Of 1890"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-18
COnsulfatiOn Free

Every man. woman aud child Nhs
10 rnptured or has abdominal weak
ness should see him. lie will dem
onstrate the marvellous features OF
the wonderful Easyhold Truss and
VIII personally M one TO you free OF
charge 40 that you may see how
comfortable and easily II holds your
rupture.
The Easyhold Is moderate In price.
II has no cruel steel or elastic bands.
no leg straps. no hard gougIng pad 10
spread the IIornial opening. II IL no
comfortable that no Inconvenience Is
experienced by the weerer Amazing
cures OF long standing cases are
being constantly reported II Is de.
signed TO heal the hernial openings
and cure the rupture entirely.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-18
Mad Dog Scare Is
Caused When Call
Brings Policeman

Much disturbance was created
Yesterday afternoon by mad dos
which caused John II. FiIppo, traffis
officer. considerable worry.
First complaint Of the mad canine
was received from persons living In
the noishborhood OF Tenth street
and Oregon avenue. officer f1Ippo
rushed 10 the scene In the pollc
car but before he arrived the dog
oscaped. Aner q search lastlns one
hour. the officer abandoned the
search and returned 20 the station
10 await call from another neigh.
borhood.
From the corner OF Eighth street
and Alabama avenue. another call
was received. The officer again
mounted hls "flIyyer" and rushed TO
the nelghborhood. After chasing
the canine a couple OF blocks, he
finally succeeded IN killing him.
While he was being hunted. the
dog wandered over the southwest
section of the city. engaging IN com.
bat with every dog he mot. Il N
estimated by the officer that Is
perfectly healthy dogs we're bitten
" the mad animal. The officer /
Iotified the owners OF the bitten
logs that they must keep their AMI.
nails penned or tied up. or kill them.
any Of these dogs develop
ydrophobia MS q result Of their con.
net with the mad dog remains TO
e seen. he said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-18
R. r. Reap Big Benefits.

Since the enactment OF the Cum.
mlns-Esch law" Mr.. Hart said. "and
as a net result. railroad corporations
have been placed in a position to
benefit by increased transportation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-18

citizens" 10 take the Jobs formerly
held BY the strikers Who h de.
clsrod, were real American citizens
whom any city or state would ba
proud Of. Many Of the men now
working In the railroad shops OF tho
country are professional strike
breakers" he said.
John W. Duff. president Of the
chickasha Trades Council and one
Of the local strikers. presided over
the meeting. Iie introduced tho
speakers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-18

=. .
VI Jones' sasd; III ! wcFe a wak'
'ain''' ! would be member OF
union ana ! would help fight each
anu ''afy legitimate battle Of that
union. J shink all wise wage earn
.fa snouin JON q union' but II they
10 "o' "'r're 10 do 80 they have
JUST aS much right under the laws
o' 'n' country TO work unmolesisd
~ any o'hsr man
1T Jones WIN deliver his lee
'u'e, opportunities OF Democracy
~ 'h' county court house tonight.
'k'nn'hs al 1850 o'clock.
fsasmea' onjust-hsrt
nnp""uc"hy stating that the
p'''1'"s Shopmen are sood AmeFi'
cans Who helped win the world war.
ana '"h"''nn'ng the placing OF
a'heu su"'ua around IN" railway
eonpa"''a property 70 prevent de
.""'''o" OF property ana branding
."o u.a'n"'ht received nom the
,e'".'"s anu 'no railfoah labor
poafd aH unjust" II. Z. Hart was
oyon,nv a. ~ ,n,.,s''~'s VI '"e
foihthg 70 actual figures, Mr..
'mt declared that after the enact.
nent ~ fobruary, 1920. OF the Esch.
.u'hnlns law. commonly known az
ne transportation Act" the fol-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-18
Nelcs Of Marriage
Of Chickdsha Man
Is Received Here


News OF the marriage of DR.. u
NJ. Johnston. former manager OF IN,
chlckasha Greenhouse. 10 Mrs. MIN
ME II. iIIII, Of Newton. Kan, hai
just been received here.
The ceremony was performed IN
Little Rock, Ark. sseral days ago
Dr.. and Mrs. Johnston are now
spending ihIs honymoon IN Kansas
Ciiy and other points before return.
Ing TO Newton. Il was stated today
at the chIckasha Greenhouse that
DR.. Johnston will not return 10
chickaaha before January l. Mrs
Joe Dcws. florist, and daughter OF
Mr. Johnston, viii remain IN charge
Of the business.
In its report OF the marriage. the
Newton Daily News says;
Mrs. Minnie Il. HIll oi Newton.
and DIR. ID. N, Johnston, OF chicka.
sha. Oklahoma. brother of Mrs.
Laura Kelly, Of Newton. were mar.
ried at Little Rock. Arkansas. DC.
tobor Z. They win be NJ home TO
their friends after October 10.
"Dr. Johnston ls one Of Chlcka.
sha's leading citizens where he has
host OF friends. who will extend
their heartiest congratulations DR..
Johnston is also 80 degree Mason.
ox.high priest and commander Of the
commandcry o; Blue Lodge No.
Of ChIckasha and of Presbyterian
faith.
Mrs. Johnston tMrs. Minnie IillD
Is well known IN her home city
twhore she lIyes) ms talented
Christian lady who's many friends
viii wish for her and her little fam.
lily the greatest possible happiness
In their new relations.
Mrs. Johnston Is connected with
the best and most progressive organ.
izations OF the city. being n member
of the Federated Woman's club
yicepresident OF the Central.Wash.
ington ParentTeachers' association.
a member of the Euterpian Music
club and an active worker In the
United Presbyterian church.
Upon their arrival at Memphis,
Tenn. DIR. and Mrs. Johnston we're !
given reception at the spacious
home of the brides sister. Mrs. T.. :
j. Basye. A $3.50 chicken dinner was I
served by Miss Esther iiasye, y
niece and Mrs. win Powell. a friend
1f the bride. The decorations we're
pink and white and the color scheme
vas carried out In every appoint.
nent of the splendid bouquet pro.
'ided. A pink wedding bell was sus-
'ended from the chandler with q,
treamers OF pink and white con- 9,
Getting in with the favors OF pink
nd white baskets of chocolates and .
eneath the wedding bell was -
asket containing a miniature bride
nd groom. The crowning glory of
le occasion was the beautiful pink 7
nd white brides axe made by a =
ece Of the bride, Mrs. Melvin d
asye. a
"The whole affair came as
easant surprise and was greatly D
ljoyed by all. About 20 relativs
I'd frinds partook of the bounfeous -
past. =
DIR and Mrs. Johnston left Sun.
W evening over the Frisco for
ansas City and other points before
turning to Newton
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-18
Present Crafts
Side of Strike
Of Railroaders
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class he should be given that
rating"
Explaining that he Is neither an
employer Of labor nor wage earn.
er. but was speaking from the stand.
point of n plain. American citizen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-18

Expert
lSl' Here

Or. r. n. NIederst, famous Rupsurs
Specialist and Expert Filter Of Al
domInsI Supports will be at Hotel
chlekasha on Friday. October Goth.
from 900 .. m. 70 500 o. m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-18
30 DAYS Trial

See and consult our expert. This
VIII obligate you In no way. lie will
tell you freely and frankly Just what
the Easyhold can be expected to do
for your case. We guarantee 10 re-.
fund your none. II In 30 days you
cannot actually see that your rup.
ture Is getting better or you are not
entirely satisfied In every way.
You can see our expert from 3 n. m.
TO s p. m. You owe II TO yourself
and family TO investigate. II you
want 10 be free OF truss wearing
make II point 10 see him. Special
attention given TO women and chill.
dren. Abdominal and maternity sup
ports properly made TO measure at
reasonable prices. Remember the
time and place. II You cannot call
write us for booklet
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-12-22
TOURIST CROP Is VALUABLE
ONE TO COLORADO

Colorado Highways
Recreation seekers to tie number
Of 2l9,16l visited tie Rocky Mountain
National Park during the twelve
months period ending October Goth.
They Travelled in 62,ll2 motor cars.
These are figures announced BY
Roger w. Toll. superintendent Of the
park. For % days rangers stationed
1t three entrances to the park kept
tab ON the number Of persons entering.
There were automobiles from forty
states and visitors from foFty-five
states Rgistered with in The park.
The trAdie census showed the Fall
River entrance to be the most popular
with, Beaver Point second.
This II about . fifteen per cent In
crease over the previous season. In
1915 5000 automobiles visited Estes
Park. The number Of persons regist-
ering that year was 81 900.
Il II estimated that SO, ,O00, 900 was
spent and left In the state by tourists
this year. The cash was distributed
IN nearly every section Of the state.
For instance . survey showed that m
average Of $1,000 was being spent by
tourists In Cheyenne Wells. located in
eastern Colorado, while the cash crop
that Gunnison marchants reaped from
the tourist trade amounted 70 $4,000.
. week.
Colorado's cash receipts from the
tourist crop this year was five times
the annual gold output. and twice the
total value Of our wheat crop.
Our annual state investment for
good roads has been about IS, SOC, ,O00
and It Is probably the best investment
that the state makes, from the view
point Of the business man.
To Increase the cash receipts from
the tourist crop it will be necessary Ia
make our unsurpassed mountain beau
ty spots more accessible to the motor
ist nomads.