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Tho Holland. Americs liner Ryndlin SAIL
ing TO morrow for Rotterdam, will take mail.
closing .t $3.50 \. VI. for Germany Austria.
Hungary and LuSemburg. ard for other
countries rhen specially addressed.
Tn" r-'nch liner Chicago. calling To-
morrow for Hayrc. VIII take mall, closing
a. noon ~" france, Runania, bulgaria,
Servia. SNltzHri1nd. Italy, spain. Portugal,
EsypJ Gr,e.e british India. Bri'ish East
Atrisn. Sum. Naits, Gibraltar, Ceylon. straits
settlements. ouch East lndes, Vest Aus
'rslis. Persia ami fgr other countries except
Germany. Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg and
Turk"y when speciaIIy addressed.
Tho Cunarl"r Llsl,nnla. s1iling on Wednes:
daN for Liverpool, VII carry mail closing az
$50 \ NJ, lor Europe except Germany.
Austria. Luvclnhurg ant Turkey, Aries,
West Asia and the East indies.
The l'ailtu iiner S'drtpsi'a. sailing on
Wetr '~t - Tor \apl's, viii take mall clos
Ing a. go 4. Tor ltaiy. GERMANY Aus
trie. Hungary. Bulgaria. Scrvia. tumsnis,
Turk"', Sutherland. Greece, and tor other
countries when specially addressed.
Tho waite S'4r 'i0e~ Adrigtic, sailing on
wednesday, for liverpool. VIII take mail,
closing ut $40 a NJ. tor Europe Except
tai. Ger'r Ifr. Austria. LuNemburg. Hum
rarv rurk q. Bulgaria. Ser,is. kumanis-
-t ftytriau. t~4 t'ce'ct. Africa, Wet As'a
aa# tho rt.t tn.4irs
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DELAYED LINER CHICAGO HERE.
storm Makes Her Three Days Late
-Brines Discharged soldiers.

The French liner Chicago. in yesterday
three DAYS behind her usual winter
schedule because she was smashed In
the nose by the fists OF heavy chested
seas all the way from Favrc. brought In
her steerag' nine French soldiers, mostly
Fran Americans. who were discharged
for disability Nj had been wounded.
Tho Danish freight steamship Dams
borg. In yesterday, storm SCARED ana salt
enciustcd, was '.ir'y-lye days making
Sandy III ok from McthN scotland. on
two days when the head seas were
strongest she made stornway at the rate
OF sixty miles day and 81 other times
she simply he'd her owl
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PUBLIC MOTTO rs,

yi sEb&HN %insf foH bETAn A1EM%AlE rRE
MHhATrH;R, OF ne APP. c@uo4. o. iIM,Irtl,
iSr thc ,ppo,atmad, Of ,SGc T@MrA>
20 determine ANA report Whether its elevated
railroad extensions known rcspcrNyci> A>
Farms SUBWAY Connection. I'm the RorouEh
Of Tho IRONS Guy Of Sew York. a. HN.l
aud determined ny the Public service com.
mission Tor tho First District OF tho state
81 Sew York ouCht 20 b. constructed amt
operated. Neb1.rr Avenue Line. Wcst F.rut-
rUBliC NolIGE IS HrRERY Gnt>
that the undersigned, Joseph X Truu-l. -,
Julian N Nright and marry ". Tara.-
having ~ A. order Of the Appellate -, .'ou
~ the SupreW" Court in and FOR the First
judicial Department entered In the above
entitled proceeding on IN" 18Th daS Of b.
c"mbcr. 1914, hearing date Ocfohe~ loon.
ierminn and report after duo hearing Wh'th,H
Tho said railroads and facilities upuu 'hN
1nlI Webster ~ nue. Line ana n" N'~'
Farms subway 'unn,rtnn Respectively. t-
determined by the Public Service Nourut, So
sion tor he F!r.l nlstrrt OF ne st',r ~
borough Rapid Transit company, presented
to thu said Appellate Division On enc 7u
H ,sa o. hsgH lsit 9na noa N the o''irC,
ought to be rous'ructed ana operated Io
hereby appoint Wednesday me fth day OF
S 81 ,Sa av sbe o GCoS o .s I'M HrgS"n
dale, No, Ia broadway, Bu~otgh ~ Ma.
haitian. CIty OF New York, a. the time aui
plar,r Tor the nfSl sit,inE Hni thai a, tocH
he thereafter held they VIII hear al persons
iniSsrrstei IN the SAID matter 49,,
Dated Ne" 'H Gsr nfi'm' Tn iiiN iai
3 mIiAyy i %N'Et,,IpEETT.
JAMES / Of cKEVpusH Nttcrn-y FOR
lntcrhoronsh Rapid Transit COMPANY,
LG5 nroadw,ay. Borough of Manhattan,
New York, y. Y,
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

new YORK SUPREME. COURT. COUNTY
or SEW NQKN--The Gr"'rs.gh saving
Rank Plaintiff against Elizabeth seaman
and others. Defendant
In pursuance VI judgment Of fore ,osure
ami sale, duty made aud enter. In me
shove. entitled action and bearing la" Tho
siEn'd. III" referee In said judgment named.
W, Sci, AZ pah"S auction. ct tns IA, nan,ge
Borough % Menha.tau. city OF New YORK
an,n "a o naS o' ySN,'aIE iin,sst.rM !
saii i1ismer. to be soii and therein Dc.
All ths, c.r,sln lot. piece. or parce OF
ana. 7i'h the buildings AMI improvomert
tho Borough 81 Manhattan city o. Ncw
YORK IN tho County and stat" OF New York
al cont nj on tSe narherv
side 90 27th stree, distant three hurdroi
s sa ' res ln;s1s s ron or .a
nor,he-ly SIDE Of 37th street With the ives;
Ho6e @f 81 ra Fs A Hh Firm q'% %ysnaa e's
pait q! u way through party VA.
Cen,re ..ns Of me block 'hencc as',or )
pars0- ~i,h s7th street. ,w-nty.avs .,.N
! ,eenu", ninety eisa, -, ZEE. nine ,a.i
OF SIN street twAn'y.0ye $50 feet 70 IN,
point or piar" ~ beginning ne said s"y"ra.
distances aud dimensions more nr i's- sad
number w., 55,h street. IN sail no..
ough. ami being the seus PREMISE CONVOY %
Robert seaman ~ arei bearing dA:e ps
ccmn"r 2i'h. 1872. an' CORDED r ,h'
Registers once % Sew York county In
BIock series CONVEYANCE. Section y. LiNrr
81 page sS ON May 18th. 1877 subject
howcyer 90 the covenants and restrictions
az 20 the character OF bu'll'ue- and use ,rt
occupation o! the above described pre- mise s.,
ana 90 ruurtyhrds contained IN agree.
nen's ana deeds O; record relating ~ ssld
prcmls's % la IS tho same are now IN
forre ana effect
Dated. New YORK Decembe- 10Th 1914
WILLIAM KLEIN. Re'e~ec.
ANMAR SANpf rleinurs A,to-ne., -
The following Is diagram ~ tho prop-
or'y 70 Ne sold ts 7'ree' Numbor IS ~. n
Wet 3rth street.
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BhCIGALuPO JEANETTE Hin pui..
suiuce o. au order Of Hon Robert I.ui 10 -
Fowler, sur oEa'e OF the County OF New
fork notice Is hereby ,si'en 90 AZ person,
MpO, late OF the County % Sew York -.
c-Hsed, to nrescN' th- sam. with voucher,
tr4nso ding business thc ofAre Of Coud.r.
Broth,rs. No Rector street IN he City OF
Sew YORK. ON or hefCr. The 95th 4 80 o. Jan
nary next psiri. New York the lota DAY %
July. 'ylt FRANK JEANNE and Will.
LAM HAMllTON. Executors COUDERr
BROTHERS. Attorneys Tor Executors :
Rector street Y. city
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For New York and southern New England.
fair and somewhat warmer to-day; fair t"-
morrow; moderate sOut hu est and west winds

fHir ana somewhat warmer to-day: fHtr t~-
morrow; moderate southwest and west winds
For northern New England generally fair
to-day and tomorrow; warmer to-day, mod
crate southwest and ives, winds
For New Jerscy, fair and warmer to-day:
probably fair tomorrow light TO moderate
variable winds
NEW YORK Dec. ?s.--rhe crest OF ths
cold wovo moved eastward on the New Eng
land coast Yesterday the temperature touch
ing below zero in Vermont. Maine and east
crn canada although the cold modify
Ing in all parts Of the country and In most
places vas quite back to normal. 1t was
considerably warmer I'm the Central states
ana Northwest and warmer In tho middle
Atlantic states. Fair weather was general
IN the Atlantic states and IN most Of the
Western and southern States, save for SONS
rain on the Pacific coast and In the east
Gulf and south Atlantic state. There was
H rtorin central on the south Atlantic coast
ara another coming In from the north Pa
crc over Washington and oregon.
In this city the day was fair and warmer;
"iuds, fresh southeasterIy; average humid
iiy, 80 per cent, barometer. corrected 70
sead 70 yea level at s \. NJ, 3o4t, r. N,
50 80
The temperature in this city yesterday. rs
recorded by the official thermometer. IS shown
Ia Hhs suNf
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Saprcmc Court-By Justice Giegerlch--
Federal Estates Corporation vs. Korn-
hduscr warren Leslie: opcnhym va Cren
slnLn. .lnAonh Z l'mrn.n.
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TRANSACTIONS FOR THE WEEK.


Tie following table
me Ne"
calculated the last
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BARRETT NORMA In pIrsuapr. n,
order or Hon Rooegt Ludlow Fowler. a
81 rpFa'" ~ tho County OF New York. h.ar'
IN he eby eivcu TO ~ persons having Gains
.giinst Norma II. Barrett late Of the
County OF View lo'k. deceased 10 present
he same wl,h vouchers thereof to ne sub
.crloer a. Tvs place. Of lrarsacttNE business
No % william street I'm The city OF New
York, on or before the 2.nI day ~ March
new, Dat-l Nov York The Ord dsp ~ sep
t,mher lslt THE FARMERS LOAN AID
Trust CONF Any. Executor FRANK C.
NFBANE .rorO.v for Executor, 20 Broad
mo NaN YnrL CltY-
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Ry Justice GieEeriCh-- Sa muel WaCh, Va.
Rose simon, J. Romaine Brown Company
sadie Roth vs. solomon Brooks Daniel
HRnly,
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SALES BY AUCTION

SHAPIRO & WEISBERG, Auctioneers. sell
evenings, Bric-a brac. Dec. 2S-Jap. o. i5ls
Broadway Brooklyn,
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature, "a, at !. 40 = '
Lowest temperature. g. at { \. ~
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Supreme court-Appellats D!vision-Rs-
crss
supreme Court--Arpcllate Term -R"ccas.
supreme CouTt--SpeclAl Tern--Fart l.
Before Con. j. Motion calender called at
1880 A NJ.
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SAILED FOR sew NCRN
g. t1.iWara- from N0~. LIW"u

OUTCOME zTrNNsHtrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22
GETTING THE"SAFETY HABIT"

Chicago, Aug. -, l9lI-An Em-
rloyes: The report OF the commits
sioner Of safety indicates progress in
that less of our number were killea
and less injure during the fiscal
year ended June go 1914. than IN
pre- ious years but the showine,
while improved and rejecting gre1
credit on The commissioner and his
assistants. still leaves much to ,e
desired L is good to save lives aaI
limbs but il is important 20 sa.e
more Of them
Therefore an officers AMI employ IS
are urgently requested TO co-operitc
in every way 20 ma so the Safety
Department "A still greater SUCCESS 20
The end that the Santa Fe. already q
the front rank in most respects. NAV
take its proper position in his mat
ter also. f. p Ripley. President.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22
SAYS HUSBAND THREATENED
TO CUT HER THROAT

Charging that she lives in constant
fear of being murdered by her hus-
band Anna Grice today filed suit
against Hammond Grice. The couple
We're married in Texas in 1891 and
have eight children, the oldest a
daughter is 20, the youngest is boy
OF years.
In her petition the wife charges
that she has been most brutally treat
ed. She says the husband has repeat
edly threatened to kill her and on
one occasion when he came home
"beastly drunk" he said: 4 will cut
your throat like my brother, Tom. did
his wife in Texas last year" Since
that threat was made the wife says
she has not slept at nights in fear
that he would fulfill his threat He
also Dragged Of having killed man.
and would exhibit a knife while tell
ing Of il the petition says.
The wife wants temporary alimony,
attorneys fees, custody Of the minor
children and division OF property. She
also asks that a restraining order be
ssued against her husband bother
ng her pending the suit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22
BUILDING 4 LOT Of
TANKS IN OIL FIELDS

Ringing, Okla, Aug 22.-Steel Gil
tanks, with a capacity of 5000 bar-
rels each. are being rapidly complot-
ed in the Gushing field, according .
General Manager Jake L. Hamon CT
the Ringing railroad who returned
oday from a weeks trip to Cushing,
Tulsa and other Northern Oklahoma
nelds. He says White < Sinclair are
ompleting one Of these tanks eya.y
forty eight hours and that Robert
Nafarlin of the NcMan Oil cOmpan,
has four hundred men employed
building tankage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22
Summer Constipation Dangerous

Constipation in Summer time is
more dangerous than in the fall win
ter or spring The food YOU eat is
often contaminated and is more like
ly o ferment in your stomach Then
YOU are apt to drink much cold water
during the not weather thus injurins
your stomach Collie, Fever Pto-
maine Poisoning and other ills are
natural results Po Do-Lax viii
keep you we'll, as it increases the
Bile, the natural laxative, which rids
the bowels Of the congested poison
GUS waste Po-Do-l.aX viii make
you feel better Pleasant and etfec-
tive. Take dose tonight 59e at
your Druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22
NO FACTIONS AMONG
CARDINALS NOW

Rome, Aug. 22-lluch interest
centers in the successor of Plus X.
There is a marked difference be
tween the conclave after the death Of
Pope Leo and the one now to be held.
Then the Sacred College was divided
into two factions, one for and one
against Cardinal Rompolla Since
Cardinal Rompolla's death there seem
to be no factions and it is thought
that for the first time in many years
the cardinals will enter the conclaye
with entirely open minds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22
OKLAHOMA OIL PRODUCERS
SEND REPRESENTATIVE

Finding 1t impossible because Ct
tile cables being blocked 10 consun-
ale deal With the home office in
Holland. representative of -1e
Royal Dutch Schelle company left
Oklahoma tonight for England and
Holland to complete if possible. TWO
deals. One of these it is unders.oo
involves a purchase OF production %
the Healdton oil field and The other
is S5o00,o00 deal in the Cushing
field Representatives o. The H1l.
land company have been in 'he Heal
dtou field for several weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22
Infection And Insecr Bites panqerou

Mosquitoes. flies and other Insects.
which breed quickly in garbage pals,
ponds of stagnant water, barns, musty
places, ETC. are carriers of disease
Every time they bite you. they in
ject poison into your system from
which some dread disease may result
Get bottle OF Sloans Liniment. 1t
is antseptic and a few drops VIII
neutralize the infection caused b.
insect bites or rusty nails Sloan
Liniment disinfects Cuts, Bruises and
Sores You cannot afford to be with
out it in your home. Money back If
not satisfied Only 25c. at your
Druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22
vlNplcATloN FOR
THE PRESIDENT

| Philadelphia Record: Now that
practically all Europe has been plung-
ed into war over pretext that must
be considered trifling-indeed abso
lutely contemplate in view of the un-
told human misery involyed-it is to
be hoped that fair minded Americans
will begin to estimate more at their
true value the wisdom and justice OF
that policy Of watchful waiting which
has proved so successful in President
Wilson's handling Of the Mexican
question The United States had far
more provocation for Intervention in
Mexico than Austria Hungary had for
its truculent attitude toward Seryia
Huerta proved himself a peculiarly
exasperating person, with much more
ability and a greater command of re-
sources than We're al first credited to
him and there can be no doubt that
the war OF invasion, and possibly
even of permanent occupation. would
have proved popular with a large part
of the American public After the
landing at Vera Cruz nothing would
have been easier than to find pre-
text for such a warlike policy
1t is Infinitely to the credit of
President Wilson and his advisers
that notwithstanding the sneers and |
jeers Of the empty-headed, the male
VIOLENT and the selfish interests that
desired to exploit Mexico for the ben
eft OF their own pockets, he refused
10 take advantage OF the weakness Of
; sister republic. but adhered firmly
10 a line Of action that was high
minded and patriotic. Contrasteo
With the bullying arrogance of Aus
a-Hungary. which has set all Eu-
one aflame the presidents course
las shown the highest craftsmanship.
md his country has benefited I'M
nensely by his patience and tact
This fact is now generally recogniz-
d by intelligent republicans. -TTe1
'oston Herald. loyal standpat or
an, after praising the president for
esisting the clamor to attack Mexico
nd comparing his course with that
{ the authorities in Vienna, under
7ss provocation. SAYS
But the president exercised a
taying and steadying hand. We
i'd not 90 in. We have saved our
elves the horr~~7 Of war. and the
)ng legacy Of hate throughout Latin
merica which would surely have
'llowed II the example Of our own
resident could find imitators among
le crowned heads Of Europe it would
e blessing TO humanity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22
Remarkable Cure OF Dysentery.

u was attacked with dysentery
about July 18TH and used the doc
tors medicine and other remedies
with no relief only getting worse all
.ne time was unable 20 DO any
hing and my weight dropped from
I45 10 l25 pounds ! suffered for
about tvo months when was advis-
ad 10 use Chamberlain's Collie Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. Isei
TWO bottles Of it and it gave me per
manent relief" writes b. W. hill. OF
Snow Hli. y. G. For sale by al
dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22
Costly Treatment

Il was troubled with constipation
and Indigestion and spent hundreds
Of dollars for medicine and treat
ment' writes c. II Hines, OF Whit
low, Ark. i went to St. Louis
hospital, also to a hospital in New
Orleans, but no cure was effected. On
returning home l began taking Cham
berlain's Tablets and worked right
along | used them for some time
and am now all right. Sold by all
dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22

Ed.toF Leader Be,errine 10 The
Haer talsed o, board of education
aaf it- ability to rn a-mon.hs
ao0I fil -st that one member o.
-he board iasf year t1asted of hoes
maal tae -gnerinteHdent axas Wor-
thar le vas "a great ananeier; that he
relieved Che board of an their w5rs
ir fhis re-pert- This seems to be
-rre Gould single member of tha
board W. so blind TO the taxpayers in
terest as 10 father the budget Tor the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22
AOVENTISTS HOLD
CONFERENCE SESSION

Five hundred delegates Intended
the conference OF the Seventh Day
Adventist's association at Hi-hland
Park this morning The session was
taken u1 with the appointment of
The services IN The
main tent last night were lar5ely al
tended
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22
OKLAHOMA AND DRUG VICTIMS

In a recent article in Everybody S
magazine a writer takes a severe
rap at the state OF Oklahoma for its
many drug victims. The article is
evidently written from rather un-
Friendly viewpoint but figures are
given TO show the number OF insane
in the different states whose insan-
ity is attributed 70 the use Of drugs
and these figures are absolutely
startling. Oklahoma heads the list
OF the states Of the union in the per
centage Of insane from the use Of
drugs. In New York state there rs
one drug fiend in every 1856 insanit.
cases and in Oklahoma one TO every
nine
The article in Eveybody's attemp
70 make case ont against proaiDi-
tion from these figures. What he
doesn't ten IS the absolute disregard
for the drug laws in This state and the
fact that the laws against the sale
o. habit forming drugs arc quite een-
orally enforced in New York and old
er states
There has never been aut atem
since statehood 70 enforce tae Jaws
against the sale of haut-.ormiu-
drugs The state hesIfn daaarta.ar-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22
" jMEN CUT DOWN
CANADIAN ARMY

Ottawa, Ont, Aug 22-Canada S
women do not want their husbands to
go to war. and are welding the veto
power bestowed upon them by the
government with such effect that in
some instances volunteer regiments
have been thinned to 80 per cent Of
their membership This far exceeds
the governments estimate of yetoes.
A protest against their action W.
made today by Colonel Morrison, di-
rector of artillery.
Under certain conditions, Colonel
Morrison said notably where the wife
feared that she would be deserted he
thought the exercise Of the veto pow
er proper. In nearly every ease, how
ever the government assumed care Of
the women and families left behind,
he said and in view of this be beliey
ed women should be more patriotic
Married men had to do their part
he added closing with an appeal to
the women not to keep their husbands
at home through sentiment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22

coming year. with the extrayagan
and useless estimates contained il
the items of expenses:
Over $4,000 for janitors' salaries
over $500 for janitors' brooms.
Over $500 for boards expense
over $3.50 for printing boards cards
over $1,000 for lights, etc
Over $4,000 for so teachers SAL
aries.
Don't every member Of the board
know that s2,400 paid to the present
superintendent is an outrage on ev-
cry man that pays a d1l'ar of It.
Don't the board know that I've city IS
full of good idle men that will serve
as ianitors for $40 per month This
for schools for . months Woui BE-
$2,100, instead of $3l00, as figured
by the high school finau ar with
$500 for brooms. Every othor itcm in
the budget can be trimmed down in
the same way If the board Will try
to meet c)h3 ions as the are in
stead of heap , " more expense By.
calling for an additional leyy-Il isl
no excuse 70 say We shollq pay as
J. gh wages as some other Place This
board criticizes the present state ad
for high taxes; the ad-
answers by saying we
IRE no higher than Kansas and Ken
ucky.-We are dealing with a con
lition in Guthrie.
That condition does not Justify the
Xtravagant estimates here referred
salaries of $75 and $50 |
'er month sounds good to the few that
an get it. A superintendent at 81
90 is all very nice to that individual.
But it is no answer to the fact that
here are hundreds Of others Just as
.ood, willing to take the places for
0 to - per cent less.
The city of Guthrie. with its high
aluation. as compared with what it
sed to be, and its main school build
ngs and equipments now paid for.
as a right to expect from its board
/ education, some substantial reduc-
ion in the way of taxation and a
lll 9-months school-but what are
e getting. They have been shown A
'ay out and the people have been
atient and inclined to give the board
chance, bur patience longer ceases
be a yirtue-If they can't carry out
le wishes of the people as repeatedly
a the polls why don't they
-ep aside and let some one else try
We have less population as every !
ne knows, and why we must have
iore teachers at higher wages with
shorter term Of school is for the
oard to yet explain. The manage
ent Of the high school last year, to
iy the least, was not any better and
suits compared with previous
ears viii so show We do know thai
one time the Logan County High
'hool was the pride Of the city and
'unty, as we'll as the envy of the
'st Of the schools Of the state We
EAR OF no such interest at the pres .
II time but do hear of lack Of {
terest, as was shown last winter t
L.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves.

The O.d Standard Groves Taste
oss chill Tonic is equally valuable as
4 General Tonic because it contains
ne well known tonic properties OF
l., CINfNE and IRON Drives out
Malaria, enriches Blood, Builds up
re Whole System. 50c. ADV.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-22

This moratorium" thing We have
been reading about so much is really
quite an institution--for the debtor.
But it's some tough on the creditor
Webster says Of IT, a period dur
ing which an obligor has legal right
TO delay meeting an obligation" But
the weak point is that only govern
ments may establish moratorium.
Life would really be worth living if
the individual could do so