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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-05
Philharmonic Tea


Music Of the most pleasing rendi
ton and delightful social hour was
enjoyed by members of the Philhar-
monic Club and their guests Wednes-
day afternoon at the Young Woman's
Christian Association, the occasion be.
ing musical tea.
A very pretty feature Of the en-,
tertainment were the two children's
dances, the first being a garden dance
by Miss Chiquita Matthews and the
other a costume dance called "Botty's
Music Box by the Misses Carol
Baker, Frances Solomon, Ruth John
son and 10 shelton.
Mrs. w. Il. Tyer was leader of the
afternoon and was assisted by Mes.
danes j. +. Buchanon, Tom Cooper,
j. l.. Cox.
Following the musical the guests
were ushered into the tea room
where Mrs. l.. II. Love and Mrs.
T. X. Kearney presided Fruit sake
and tea were passed by Mrs. Rees
Evans, J. c. McNeese and Mrs. Ed
Sandlin. On the program. in addition
to the dancers, We're Mesdames w. B..
Tyer Billy Baker, Don Lacy, II. X.
Polk. T. f. Griffith, A. NJ. Hepler,
and the Misses Dorothy Endicott, Ma
omi Tyer and Rebecca Love.
ID. A. r. to Meet Friday
The topic oklahoma will be dis
cussed Friday afternoon when the
Daughters of the American Revolution
meet at the home of Mrs. Mcmillan.
904 G. street northwest, on Friday af.
ternoon, Mrs. Mcmillan will be assist.
ed in entertaining by her daughter
Mrs. Inez Mcmillan Lambert.
The answer to roll call will be
made by giving New Years resou.
ion and the song, oklahoma" will
upen the meeting A paper on Indian
women will be read by Mrs. Lambert
nd a talk on the early pioneers of
oklahoma will he made by Mrs. j. c.
Thompson.
The gymnastic class of the Young
Woman's Christian association. which
was to have met on Friday night has
been postponed until the following
Tuesday.
~
NIr and Mrs. Wood Entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Wood. who
have been the house guests of Mrs.
Woods parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Walcott were informally entertained
at dinner on Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Tom Ora.
ham. G1S North Washington street.
guests of the evening being limited
10 the members Of the vo families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Wal.
colt will be entertained on Thursday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs Paul Frame.
on Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-05
GROUND JUMPS UP TO
MEET Us, LADY SAYS

Birds of the air, meet Misses
Audrey Gaines, Eva and Ava
McLish, who made their initial
flight yesterday afternoon and are
delighted with the experience.
With Dorsey Askew, Miss Gaines
experienced the thrills of doing
stunts high over the city.
The only "scary" part of the trip
was when they started toward
earth in hurry. the ladies' say.
Whee, it seemed like the ground
was jumping up to meet u.s." Miss
Gaines said. But. just wait; I'm
going to do some sure.enough
stunts again soon" d."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-05
January

Ladies of the Leaf to entertain at
2:30 Saturday afternoon. when Mrs.
Maggie w. Barry will deliver lee
ture. Members of Philharmonic Del
phian and Ferndale Review clubs to
be entertained
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SOCIETY NEWS
-

Fred Ellis. and on Saturday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ikard, Sl2 Doug.
las boulevard on Saturday evening
when a party for Miss Jnkie lkard
of Wilson has been planned. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood are to leave on sunday for
their home in F'urton, Mo
I. i :
Society Personals
Mr.. and Mrs, j. V. Musgrove who
reside in the Columbia apartments
announce the birth of a son on Janu-
airy 2, to whom they have given the
name, Jack Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Dowd, a small
daughter, Peggy. returned Monday az
ter two weeks visit with relatives
in FIT. Smith, Ark. Mr.. and Mrs. Dowd
reside in the Pouter apartments.
Mrs. Dean w. Woods and daughter
Ellen arrived in Ardmore yesterday
from Miami Ariz, and are visiting
II. Woods, G12 McLish avenue. Mr.
Woods. who Is making the trip by
motor, expects to arrive today. Mr.
and Mrs. Woods will reside in Ard.
more, Mr.. Woods having engaged in
business here.
Miss Virginia Lynn and Miss Iona
Belle Lynn, daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. Il. Lynn of 22j r street south.
west left Monday evening to return
to their respective schools in Missouri
Miss Vii ginia attends the Cottey school
at Nevada. and Miss Iona Belle a,.
tends the Christian College at Colum
bia.
Miss Velma Rush, 300 d street
southwest, who has been visiting dur
ing the Christmas holidays with her
parents in Waynesboro, Miss. return
ed home today Miss Rush is a re.
cent addition to Ardmoro music circles
and will resume a class in music
which she recently organized
Mrs. r. w. Porter of 900 McLish
avenue, who recently underwent ar
operation for appendicitis at the
Norsworth hospital in Houston, Texas
Is reported to be much improved. Mr.
Porter returned Yesterday from Hous
ton where he accompanied Mrs. Por
ter. Mrs. Porter has two brothers
living in Houston.
Mrs. Maggie w. Barry. lecturer ant
club woman of Texas. will arrive in
Ardmore tomorrow and will be the
guest Of Mrs. L. H. Love, 303 d stree
southwest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-05

FORT WORTH. Texas.-E. Mont
Reilly. governor of Porto Rico and
former resident Of Fort Worth. was
entertained Wednesday by leading re-
publicans and. the chamber Of com
merce He is on his way to New Mex
leo to visit relatives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-05

Mrs Maggie w. Barry. lecturer and
club woman of Texas, will arrive in
Ardmore tomorrow and will be the
guest Of Mrs. l.. II. Love, 303 d street
southwest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-05

CHICAGO.-A large department
store today announced a sixteen ounce
loaf Of bread for five cents to be
put on sale next week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-05

TACOMA Wash.-Col c. A. Snow
den, formerly editor of the Chica-
go Times and the Tacoma Ledger, died
Wednesday aged "a.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-05

The gymnastic class of the Young
Womans Christian association, which
was to have met on Friday night. has
been postponed until the following
Tuesday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-05

Telephone companies in this coun.
try employ 100000 workers who han
die 1S,25O,OOO connections year.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR

January ).
The First Ward Parent Teachers
association will hold its next meet
ing on Thursday when a miscellan-
eous program will be given by the
children. The discussion will be un-
der the direction Of Mr. Harry Rims
land
Mrs. Arthur Walcott will entertain
the, Thursday Bridge Club at her
home in Walcott addition, on Thurs
day in honor Of her daughter, Mrs,
Helen Wood of Fulton, Mo, who is
visiting her parents.
Mrs. Ben Cooper will be hostess at
the meeting of the Entire Nous club
Thursday afternoon in her home, 3O5
+ street, southwest.
Rebekahs to hold regular meeting
on Thursday evening, when officers
will be installed Refreshments will
be served and visiting members are
invited to attend
January 6.
ID. A. X. to meet Friday at 3
o'clock at home of Mrs. r. Mcmillan,
and Mrs. Inez Mcmillan Lambert, 904
C street northwest.
Victor Eight orchestra to appear in
in concert in Convention Hall Friday
night at Sis o'clock.
The Wambansee Camp Fire Girls
will meet Friday afternoon at First
Presbyterian church for their monthly
ceremonial meeting. The meeting is
called for $3.50 o'clock
The Thlmble Tea club will meet
with Mrs. Lucien Hoard. 431 | street
southwest, on Friday, January 6, at
2:30 o'clock.
Dance at new airplane hangar north
of town. music for which is to be
furnished by Southern -Four orches.
ira.
January
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
AGuAD1L1A DEsP1ERTA

Quizas debido las actividades de
Thompson, quien como instructor al
-ttico Sc esfuerza por que Aguadila
anets agunos puntos en- elfcanpeonato
e9colar, Ell entusiasmo par IA peiota aur
Inent.s Ell Ia Villa del ojo, La High
6 hoo. tiene os equ!pos asi como tam
2ie. lay otla novena popu-ar. Aun-
-le los melios sol pocos y escasos.
4onfamcs en- cue tendriT la coopera-
ion de todos y conquisy3ra laureles
para 81 distrito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

- OhNAO NOVGNAS bAS6bOG1hA0
FL amigo Adolfo Mesorana quiece fl
gs-sr entire los peloteros de Puerto Ri
"a, Ha tornado una formidable move
IA que ueva por nombre su niarca re.
gi4t-aGa, Me -onora "-y que ha veni
so usan 20 para sus fanosoa piaacsa !.
ha ordenado a. Nor.e Ell equipo com
leto conf cue aparecera en- ell dtaman-
te para la toinporaG.1 de 1928. La prl
nera victoria la ootuvo en- su primer
JLego contra el CARIBBEAN, de la
; caribbean Casualty Co., hacienda una
acose desslA sfcslreras. La Porto Ri.
GO Telephone Co. tendra dos novenas
clebiaamente equipadas. Larga vida
,es desso.
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fEA NUEvA LIGA DE VAUco

Resulta pequs-la para aglomerar los
ans de Yadco v su comarca lasliga re-
slente.nerte ,inauguraGGs en- dicho pue-
nlo. Es EN- verdad bastante buena, pc
re no es % safc.entemente grande pa
ia ell ptbMco que asiste a los juegos
-ntra novenas dc primera. Su capacl-
al msnins- deberfa ser para mil per-
enas. senor administrator, tratemos
e agracdarla para que las novenas de
.,riner3 magnitud puedan 7rriesgarse
II jugara a Yauco.
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No as de sport

uau,: Mesonora Ii, Caribbean 8. Liga
Humacao: Humacao 2, M2yagiiez O.,
) imer iuego; Humacao 4, Mayagiiez
!. ..segundo jaego. Liga dc Yauco: We
ats !, Yaaco 8, juego de La manana.
uegc dc "a tarde suepondiGo al GUAR
o ming por liuyia.
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NO SALE DERRorADo

AL separarse del Gobineto no sale
derrotado. Ain sus enemtgos confessii
cue su renuncia fu5 IN golpe h&b;l pa
ra conservar su partiio f4eras do IA
cSa.ici6n que con.en aEa oprimirlo.
Fersonalmente, ialer sano del Gahines
te en- cuerpo1 ycalma esta un POGO la4s
vicjo, pero ESQ es natural; algunos de
sus enemigos ss slegraran de ver.osaal-
sntarse,s $ el 10 sszbe " 10 We como H1l..
cosa igualmente natural que su vejez.
Tara detener 6sta sguira su tranqui.
la vida de faMilia en- ell nueva casa
cue la seaora Lloyd George busca en-
pefosamentc desde Ell lunes: jugara
golf darA largos paseos a pie por el
campo. AhOra ha lido Criccieth a sall
dar sus viejos amigos, va sin llevar "a
thrica de Primer Ministro para decirsas
como dijo en- Manchester: Estoy con
vosotros como uno de los grandes des-
ocrpados Lo cual qniere decir que es,
Ia dispuesto a seguir trabajando. solo
Dios sabe en- cuantas cosas! For 10
pronto esta seguro de que Bonard Law.
tun cuando pertenezca al partido con
,servador extreme, admira sus ideas v
misntras pueda no dejara apagar la
antorcha de la libertad. ~ f
Es possible tambi6n que haya qneri.
do dar una Iecci6n Francia conven-
cerse tai vez de que su fgura no es
indispensable en- la soluci6n de los pro-
blemas internacionales. Las dificuta-
des surgidas ton motive del iltimo
ecnhscto del Cercano Oriente 10 hacen
Greer asi. Dentro de su manera de ser
csbe la suposicion de que Sc haya. di-
cho: ''Francia me cree terco 70 a
mi vez creo que Francia es terca'., Sc
paremonos, miremos desde lejos las
cosas para yer quisn tiene raz6n: y
I S; 20. a qtien Sc ha ,lamado el Primer
Ministro de Europa, estaba eqIivoca.
do alysnirars can repugnanciasFla la pre-
ronderancia del turco en- ell cercano
criente y en- Tracia; 81 no era necss
sario adoptar una politica conciliaIlo-
IA para tratar la question rusa,fy siges
possible seguir apretsndo los torni.Ios
al astiguo enesnigo, sin hacerIa esta-
Lar, tanto mejori
Lloyd George no Sc retira como4Wil
son, decepcienado z cnfermos riunea
sof6 iInposibles, nunca hizo esfuerzps
Que no supiera de .astemano ser efsc.
twas. Cuidaba su causa y Sc cn,dRba
q, que era Ell que scuidaba@ de, la
eausa. ST su obra inmensa no 10 acre
ditara como un hombre indiscutible-
mente serio, Sc podria murmurar fde
cue a veces Sc muestra un tanto fri
volo. lie choca leer demasia5o, no acep
ta ideas academicas sobre. ell arte la
literature, v deja escapar en- los cam
ros del go.f Ell fastidio que acumula
en- sus discusiones con los estadistae
En- Paris, mientras Sc discutia la paz
So alegraba por las noches viendo bai-
lar a sus hijos ea el salon del Hotel
Majestic para il encerrarsea dess
pu6s en- su modesto apartameiito. Es el
''hunor' celia que 10 saliva y que 10
llevara hasta el dia de su muerte. son.
riente. sin declararse vencido nunca.
Virginia HUERTA JONES
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UN KoMBRE MUERTo Y
DOS IIERIDos

IOsS AAAfASA-<1p
FL jneycs, . las dos de "a tarde, en- Ell
sitio dencminado Los Manantiales =.
dc Msysgiisz, tuvieron un encnentra
personal por asuntos de inte-eses, los
seaores Tomas Martinez, Pedrp Corde-
70 ' Jose Martinez oiiva, psniasu ar
este hltilno
En- La reyerta resu- to muerto de un
disparo de revolver Tomas Msrtlnes,
y gravelneute heridos Martinez DIVA
' Pedro CorderO, Quienes fueron con
ducidos Mayaguez, para ser eura-
dos de primera intenci6n.
Innediatamente que ocursi6 este san
ariento hechoI Sc psrsonsron en- ,el .si-
ito del suceso el captain Soto Rodriguez
y el cabo sil6a de Ia po'icia insular.
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lnteresantes detalles...

rsecer los que los emborracha.on
--cualquisra que sea el licor que Is
Gen de bsber-para arrancalls la vo-
luatad. Es persuasive razonador, to-
ma las cosas deaie un pinto cCmpleta-
merto. humalo y vulgar y demuestra
sue, no ha encontrado mejor soluci6n
g. "a q. les ha dado; pero que esta dis
Eaesto . consiicrar cualquiera ctra
opinion siempre que 50 lie demIest e
SUI bondad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
FOR Ell i7lUNGo DE LA fE-o4 a
TERMINo La. 1EI5 oEkDA
AMERICANA

Con los JUICES del sabaco fcons
sCoLECTIy4 Z Y el domingo con
: CNcE termia6 la tamporaGs de Pc
ia americans qne, @aaos los. esfuer
eel Lieut.. Foote, Sc coDsiguio efectu'
ION el equipo ~. S. MAAINEs'i quf
san buena pe.ota jugara. coa nuest9o
ruchachos. De nueve Jregos pardie-o
e,nco .os ''lobos a saber; 2 con CO,
IECTIvA, 2 con PUERTO RICO Y
cen PONCE. venc eron Il ARHFT
FUERTA TIE TERRA, UNIVERSE
y, ur juego al PONCE. jcuaudo volva
rn vs. tarnos7 confamos qre nf
ce> en- muy reH.ota epoca.
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FCRoG PoR LOS JUEGOS DE
PELoTA EN- LA 10

G. a1de es Ell entus asmo en- esta Zona
FOE el sport hipico, pero mayor es e
que hay por los juegos de pelota. M
paaa 11,I soma IA sin qlle haya surg. dc
Ina nEevasi seas. s. 'pe otera .; nuevaS
ceEbinaciones para atrae-slos mejofef
jug a6ore3 &c "a isla para tai . cual no
vena; ni.evos e1uipos srrgen, etc. Ia
les, ideas, e less comb naciones, tlende-
az amnelto de entusiasmo para 10.
fans de San juan y pero rsstando jill
rae>ores a equipos de la iisaa en- que
Gstoss han venido lni-itando como es
tre-ss de pcinlera magnitud, nos ha
eemos un daao nosotros, paes en- no
! jano dfa no habra en- ia is-a noyena
algtna con quien podamos jugar, pues7
to que sus jugadores han emigrado {
mejores playas.
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Ell 'COLECTIvA' sERA Ell
PRIMERo EN- LA ISLA

Nuestro buen amigo Toto rsconoee
IL superioridad de los jugadores de-
oeste. Es un buen paisano, pero aura
yendo hacia 81 sus otros paisanos, in
Ilirectamente hace dano a su pueblo
Con la adQuisici6n de Anse.mo y Cas-
tillo qued6 debiIitado Ell NAYAGUEz.
Luego tambier inaresa en- Ell cOLECTI
VA Ithier, formidable pitcher de los
s'ca-denales' y hay la perspective de
Asaer a sCacot La Ultima 'estrella' que
queda en- la constellation de occiden.
tcn. Del PONCE ha venido juicy ocu
par la misma posici6n que defendia, y
con tan importantes iugadores en- e.
team no hsbra quien pase. Feicitamos
a. CoLECTIvA, pero su vez nos pre-
grntamos: Ino habiendo novenas po-
Gerosas EN- la Isla, pues todas estan
cojas scontl,a qui6nes jugaremos?
JU1aos DE LA sEMANA y
San Juan: Cole~..va 8. UsH4C 4 shL~l
do 16 un jnego.. Domingo 10 U. SIM. @.
2, Ponce / primer juego; Ponce 8, U.
s M, G. 1, segundo juego. Liga Con
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PRINCIPAL FL cAMPEoNATo
ESCoLAR


Ell sabado Is dieron principle los jAe
sos del campeonato escolar 1922-192S.
segln nos informan, la is,a estara d1-
vidids en- zona norte zona sur. La
c. High de San Jurn, Bayamon, caguas,
7ajaydo, Iares, Agradila Arecibo
@7rs~an el grupo de atlas escuelss de
n zona norte Las restantes atlas es-
cuelas de la is.a, la zona sur. En- Ell
primer juego vencieron caguas Pa
iar5o en- Fa:ardo; Arecibo Baysnon
RI Bayan6n; Mayagiiez a Ponce en-
Mayagiiez; y Iumacao Guay7ma en-
Humacao. Espsremos al pr6ximo en-
cue tro entire dichos equipos.
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--Ordcne sus Tarjetas de
Navidad, a REAL HMNOS,
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-os MUoHAcHos DE
FAB1To AGREsIvos

Ell cua@ro de pelota que presentara
fab.to en- el primer juego del campeo-
aato egcolar contra la High de Fajar-
%, fue formidable. Los muchachos de
agaas i-evaron Te1esforo dar una
.ecco on de pitching "a los fajardefos;
este "abanico OUNCE Ialeadores.
Ia unica carrera que Rnoto Fajardo
fye debido un passed ball del catch
er joaquin Torres. Estuvieron efecti-
os a la = brira'' merecieron caluro
os ap,ausos por sus .habiles jugadas.
Tabito les. sizvio de chief coacher.
Numeroso tpublico asistio al juego;
la primera bola fue lanzada por la ge-
nlal y encantadora Srta. Generosa Her
nan6ez, estadianta de la High de Fa-
'srdo. Durante ell juego hubo una no.
"a discordante, la insrDmisi6n del ms
roctor del distrito, Mr.. Cassidy, al dis
tat1r las decis.ones del umpire dentro
Gel diamante, atribuciones que no le
correspondent, dado que el tnico jneS esi
e; umpire, y. toda decision incumbe a
fste, en- conjunction con los capitanes
de las novenas respeetiyas.
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les ANoNIM1sTAs EN- Aco1oN

Izaata en- asuntos de pelota va tene-
NOS anonimistas. alece que =, envi
dia, PIES no podemo5 ca-iflcario de otro
moao, ante la superioridal -iadividua1
Gel hombre recto en- todas sus actuacio
mes sobre sus semejantes, del hombrs
honrado que 10 tee por que ofrece1
DOS CARAS a, nadle para decirle Ia
verdad a otro FRENTE A FRENTE,
ha despertado cie.ta atmosfera entire
atguien que Sc QUIERE HACER VA,
IER SIN MERECERsELo, y no te-
riendo el valor civico para dar ell frsn
to oculta su nomhre va.iendose del
gnonimo lanzs severas acusaciones So
Ire uno de los hombres que mas ha
ayudado levantar la pelota en- Puerto
2ico por el honor, no por ell '.di
nero". Demos el frente; acusemos fren
tc frente y con justidcaciones, no
I or referencias.
The Dolores star., 1922-08-11
Pullman Company Must Pay Back
laxes.

Madison, Wls.-The Wisconsin gu
feme Court upheld the State Tax
pmmission assessment against the
|nllman Sleeping Car Company, and
fdered payment OF back taxes
hountlng to nearly 100000, accumu-
ted since the case was commenced
the Dane county Circuit Court In
Pl3. Justice Jones reversed the low
court decision and directed judg-
lent for the state, sustaining the con-
fitutionality Of the statute governing
Pluation Of railroad property.
The Dolores star., 1922-08-11
U. S. Recognizes Four Nations.

Neutrality-suspicious. more nations
'ofn OF recent wars in Europe, three
Il them occupying territory that
|ofmed part of the disrupted Russian
Phpire, have been accorded American
ecoghition as full fledged independent
(o'ernments. Already recognized by
Pie principal European powers, the
ifee constituted from former Russian
onihons, Esthonia, Latvia and Lith-
"iia' are to be treated as sovereign
a'ions by the United States, because
Piey have established II political and
.ohotillc stability not attained by
Pieir Bolshevlst neighbors.
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of representatives
Is being called.
Most members try
10 answer all roll
calls, in order TO
maintain "A quo.
rum and vote on
all measures pos
sible.
Now the house
is filling up, so we
Will look over the
personnel of the
body. The house,
If all We're pres
ent, would be COM
posed of I35 mem
The Dolores star., 1922-08-11
Historic Frisate Sinks After Fire.

beverly, Mass.-The old frigate
iaiite State, a contemporary of the
oisutution, fought her second losing
a'oe with fire and now rests in an
pecan grave. The. vessel, which was
auly Damaged by flames year ago
she lay at her pier in New York,
eah caught fire as she was being
OMeu TO East Port, Maine. to be
roAeh up. She sank during the night.
ut cause of the fire is not known.
The Dolores star., 1922-08-11
Salmon Catch viii Break Record.

san Francisco, Calif.-The Alaskan
a.noh catch for 1922 will exceed the
n Vi last year by so per cent, ac-
uihg 10 reports reaching A. X. Itch
uor' vice president of the Alaska
.Aers Association, here. Mr.. Tlche-
h,. stated that the exact figures on
years catch would not be availa-
unui the packing in Bristol bay
ao Nv 'he southern part of Alaska had
completed. Canning Is still in
.,s sress at both points, Mr. Tichenor
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SuperHuous.

Walter Camp. the famous athlete
and trainer, was talking about rough
football.
zone of the rouChest players Yale
ever turned out" he said. "went Wes.
TO work on ranch. The cowboys,
having heard of his fame, asked him to
teach them football.
$50 the Yale man made up two
husky elevens. explained the rules, and
wound up with:
".NIind, men, if you can't kick the
ball kick an opponent. Now let's get
busy. Where's the ball?"
"'Oh. drat the ball. said cowboy
let's get on with the game."
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When Baby Complains.

ARE MANY WAYS BABY has of expressing any eaity
depression from its normal condition health and happiness
sharp prolonged rtated Resesnes the head
of the whole body etu In these and other baby tells there
something Most mothers know that dorered stomach bowels that
naturally bs call for the
the first thought but the delay there should be ready hand
safe remedy such Flecher' Casoria
Caora has been used for bas ailments
tied the good will of the family physician
babys medicine because and
And remember this: Castoia essentially aby remedy
all for member family. What might
babe.
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Medicine Bow Forest Leads District.

Laramie, Wyo.-A financial report
fceiyed at the office of the forest su-
ervisor here indicates that the Medi-
ne Bow national forest has received
Pc largest amount of money during
be fiscal year 1922 OF any OF the TWEEN
six forests in Wyoming, Colorado.
outh Dakota, Minnesota, Michigan
hd Nebraska, comprising the Rocky
fountain district Of the national for
Fts. The total amount Is S59,471.25,
'mch Is over $1,000 more than the
earest competitor, namely, the Holy
ross forest in Colorado.
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quired to produce the worlds supply
Of coal.
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dyes or tints as you wish

Among certain African tribes brides
can be purchased on the installment
system.
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Blood will tell but sometimes we
hate to listen to II.
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Looking In on Congress From
the House Gallery
Copyright. 1872. western Newspaper Union.
ABOUT THE MEMBERS
BY CONGRESSMAN GUY U. HARDY

a gentleman has raised the question
Df quorum and the roll of the house
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EFOR RMATION DEPARTMENT

inquiries answered aud
gladly furnished without
,st. Address any firm above.
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"Do you play Put and Take?"
"YeS. 1 put on my light underwear
and take it off,"
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This Means You,
|Mr. Merchant!

ND you know has
l. you and thi. paper
have an interest in COM
mon1 Your success helps
the community As awhols
which in turn is Of benefit
to US.
When a merchant adves.
ti,es with US. he is invest
ing his money. which .
returned with interest.
Show Your Goods In The Wi,1sws
and Adv,rtis Ihsn IN This Pays
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A Spring Game.

'UTNAM FADELESS DYES,
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Criticism.

He-1 dream most of my stories.
.She-HOw you must dread to go to
bed.