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New-York tribune., 1917-07-28
cONCREGATIoNAL.
ROADWAY TABERNACLE.

: eS,,t,gyAY AND sGTH sTKEET.
a 1s JEFFERSON. ID D.. Psstor
~ Y. N-Esy. Wn A EirkDood
New-York tribune., 1917-07-28
DiscipLZs or CHRIST

<lis. D' Yiais = i1isnsn. Pnt<1.
t1fs il-fOnnrni0a ana WorshiD.
if2 Wssi tist ~
New-York tribune., 1917-07-28
RUMANIAN

Jassy. July 26.-We continued our advance
far twelve kilometres (seven and one
half miles) from our old front occupying all
our objectives and taking possession of ten
villages. We captured $50 prisoners. many
guns and much war material. The enemy is
retiring in disorder.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-28
British Drive Held Up

lfparently the expected British Of
-sire in Flanders is being held up by
p observation conditions, which have
'"snted air scouting and caused a
rpOrsry slackening in the concen-
a;sd bombardment. But the Germans
e, 10 be meeting the British cannon
. With 8 fire almost as intense, es-
shly on the two wings Of this front,
~ the coast and near Armentieres.
ns Berlin day bulletin describes the
E-'ry duel as rising TO very great
New-York tribune., 1917-07-28
fErHoDIsr zpIscoy1L

q y. GEk1s Z. essis'
New-York tribune., 1917-07-28

NEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
tT.ts5asni tP.ssst1. /, q I i'ia i bR HUGH BLACK
New-York tribune., 1917-07-28
Presbyterian
Unitarian

Church Of the Messiah-Mornins. preach
ing by John Haynes Holmes on Religion a
Nature Worship"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
AVOID LIVESTOCK LOSSES
Young Cocklehurs XIII pigs-Dirl,
Buckets Scour Calves.

The following suggestions on veter-
nary subjects are offered by Dr. W. p.
Shuler, OF the department of veter-
nary medicine at Oklahoma Agrieul
iural aud Mechanical College at Still
water
Save the cripples and weak mem
bers of your flock and herd by placing
them in separate pen and giving
them a little special attention. The
modern veterinarian can save a grea
majority Of them for you
Don't allow your pigs TO cat Young
cocklehurs in the twoleaf stage. as
they are the cause of much loss 10
swine raisers.
Don't permit your calf feeding buck
els TO get dirty sour and stale Thai
Is one Of the chief causes OF diarrhoea
and other intestinal troubles Of calves.
Don't turn your calves and cattle in
the alfalfa field in the morning when
the dew is on or soon after rain
Never turn them on when they arc
very hungry
Don't fail TO take good care OF the
foal for the first week or ten daYs of
its life After that it can take care Of
Itself At the time OF birth disinfect
the navel. tie It by means of string
and paint with tincture of iodine.
Drowsiness and stretching are signs
OF constipation, Relieve this by Civ.
ing an ounce of castor oil in a pint Of
milk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
FARM CROP PROBLEMS

The department Of agronomy can be
Of assistance to farmers through the
following direct lines:
T. Correspondence Any inquiry us
20 farm crops, soils or farm manage
ment will be answered without
charge Bulletins on many subjects
ran be supplied and references to
other printed matter will be furnished
2 Seed Testing The department
will make free tests Of seeds both
for purity and termination In send
ing small seeds such as grasses and
legumes. at least two ounces should
be sent for purity tests and not less
than 200 seeds for termination test
The purity tests show the amount and
kind Of weed seed, inert material, etc
3. Soil Tests. Soil will be tested
free for acidiiy This test is highly
desirable for many Of the leguminous
crops II The tests show acid condi
tions, lime should be applied
4 Identification Many requests
come to the department to identify va
ricty of grains or grasses The de
partment always undertakes to meet
these demands, but, unless the strain
is pure, Identification is sometimes
quite difficult
3 Lists OF Seed Growers The do
partment maintains a list Of reliable
seed growers and is always glad t.
refer farmers TO sources Of pure sccd
The department has been prominent
in the organization and development
Of the Oklahoma Seed Growers As
socialion and is doing much in the
way Of improving the quality of the
farm crops Of the stale.
Correspondence with the department
should he addressed to Prof NJ A
Beeson, department Of agronomy, A. 4
NJ College. saltwater, Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
MACHINE WORKS
To SAVE WASTE.
COTTON STALKS
INVENTOR WILL CONDUCT
EXPERIMENTS N NtN
PROPOSED I\Dt SIRA

ColeXico Calf May To make tho
material contained in what is now
waste in the Imperial Valley cotton
fields a valuable by product. and to
increase the profits of the growers, at
the same time enriching the nation is
the object G W Schlichteu New
York capitalist and inventor note the
rare combination, has in view in in
Producing here his rec 2ntly patented
machine for extracting The fiber from
cotton stalks and the cotton from the
unopened bolls The fiber has been
tested and found to be superior ror
making paper Of certain grades The
government experts. in the agricultur
al department, have conducted the
tests and recommend Z highly. Fiber
taken from cotton stalks in the I'M
perial Valley have been made into
paper, and further experiments arc
being made 10 ascertain what grades
of the finished product it is besl
adapted to-
Mr. Schlichlen, who was in the city
yesterday has had one of his ma
chimes on the Timken ranch ncal
Brawlcy for more than a month ant
has recently installed another on tic
Ilechicera ranch The demonstrations
have convinced cotton growers that
the machine is practical, and that lts
use will prove factor of greatest i'm.
porlance in the development Of th,
industry in this section
The inventor stated that he ex.
pected to have no less than so ma
chimes in operation this fall II ha,
been proven that the saving of cot
ton extracted from the unopened holl'
alone will average $25 an acre.
at is not as paper material alon,
that the fiber is valuable" said Nj
Schlichten. the tests have shown
that it is superior for making the bur
lap in which cotton is packed to an,
material now on the market, and tha
the cost Of the burlap will much lesi
than that which is now imported.
The machine also extracts from thu
cotton stalks a substance that is un.
equalled as a stock food. From eigh
tons of stalks about six tons of ihii
food is recoverd and it is known tha
there is no better sustaining or fat
tening food for cattle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
GET RID OF TEXAS TICKS,
Dr.. l.. l.. Lewis Gives Plan for Treat.
inu Small Hard Without Vat.

Dr. H. l. Lewis, head of the veteri.
1ary department OF Oklahoma A. G. NJ.
College at Saltwater, gives The fol-
owing directions for treating cattle
'or Texas fever ticks when there are
not enough to Justify building dip.
)lng vat:
Make an arsenic dip by taking com
nercia white arsenic, eight pounds;
'al soda, twenty-four pounds; pine tar,
,ne gallon. Take galvanized tub,
place in this twenty-five gallons OF
water, bring this to boil and add the
white arsenic slowly, stirring all the
ime until dissolved Add the sal soda
the same way, stirring slowly until
dissolved. Remove the tub from the
ire and add one gallon OF pine tar in
small stream, stirring thoroughly
while adding It. Make up any water
ost by evaporation. This will give
twenty-five gallons OF stock solution,
which can be kept in large jugs or a
seg When ready to use, take one
gallon Of this stock solution and add
10 It 10 gallons of water. This ma
lerial can then be applied to the cat.
lie and 1t will prove very effective in
killing ticks. Apply It with , mop or
pump. such as is used for spraying
fruit trees, and spray the cattle with
H."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
PRINCE OF WALES To
WE'D FIRST COUSIN
Princess Arthur of Connaught the
Fiancee Another Rumor Said
Princess Yolanda of Italy

London May Prince Edward AZ.
bert Of Wales heir apparent to the
British throne has answe,ed for him
sot tho question whom ha vim marry,
~noo-lng to The Natioral News,
Lo.3.l weekly The News says the
prince mas decided he VIII ask for tine
hand his first cousin, Princess Ar
ihur @. Connaught The young prln-
cess is fourteen months older thaI
the prince who is 90 years old. She
Aas lived retired life the INSOFAR
Bile companion Of her mother Her
fsther ihc Duke Of rife, was the clos
cst personal friend of The late King
Edwaed
Tha report Of hc National News
cop0rodicis the rumor current some
tlmo ago that the prince sought the
hpod Of Princess Yolanda. the eldest
daughter Of King Victor Emmanuel Of
italy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
RAISE OWN SUGAR =
ADVISES SANBORN
TONS OF HONEY GOING TO
WASTE BECAUSE OF
so FEW BEES.
We EAT 80 POUNDS SWEETS
Bee Keeping Club Organized for Boys
and Girls Of Oklahoma-TWo
Colonies Enough for
Beginners.

In these days of food shortage and
high costs we hear i great dca about
the COW and fine hen and the backward
Garden as if they we're thc last line of
ontrenchments hotween an army OF
privation and a starving puhllc But
what about the humble heeg
All ndood ,horo,. Tho s,inc, Wo
,a,. couod Il, ,ut,n.a.o a.. nn,o,a,n,
,rcc of This worker Time was when
SUGAR was once used as a substitute
for honey. Then came the sugar trust
md improved methods and honey no.
anne a substitute for sugar The bee
managed TO hold ON, hut honey came
10 he looked upon as "A luxury instead
Il a table necessity
we oro swae, too,hed noon,e
a.ch ono or no f. snnnosod IN con.
.,,,o ahon oi.bt. no,nda of src,r
~ N ooniy.lont annralty A he
,roson, nrioo or ono.r hut why yiyo
prices. the only sure thing about
5ngar prices ia thai thev sre higher
oday than thoy wore Yesterday aud
omorrow will he still higher Any.
way. what the writer started 10 say
wap thai in our mobilization Of re-
ources We may have overlooked an
ndusrlal army that for efficiency
ias oven those terrible Germans out.
,lasscd the bee army.
Prof c. E Sanborn. eniomologiqt at
oklahoma Orricullural and Mechanic.
Al College at saltwater. saws that
oklahoma harvested about 95O. 900
pounds Of honey lasf wear. FIo esti.
nates that this was insi about one
i've hindredth Of tho available nectar
hat nature nroyidcd On that hasa
he potential nossiblltics Of Oklahoma
sould be about 312.50O tons Of honey
n one wear which would supply.
hree times over the amount Of sac
,harinc food needed.
pro, conborr s.vv tbo-o ara about
,r ooo hiros - hoos e. ori,bon, orr
,nior,os ronco ,roro oro ,o Inn ooio.
les each Tho most popnlar Of tine
improved varieties Of bees in this
tate is probably the Italian. The
tate has enacted law TO protect bees
rom diseases and harmful insects hv
Importation from the oniside Of dis.
,ased stock or equipment
II not loo lato to start nav with a
.o,. coiorios ~ hoos e,va pr,f san.
.orr ror tho horinnnrs two eolo.
,ios 81 I,alia, HOOD Il \ comnieto ona
md o,o.half storv hive win he suflic
ent This will probably cost about
go An average OF 100 pounds cf
ionov tho first year from Two colonies
would not he unusual Some beckeop
RS produce this much honey Or more
rom single colony. but tie beginner
yill probaLly feel amply rewarded with
% pounds Of good quality honey from
single colony. As with ANYTHING else,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
GLASS Of 200 TO
TAKE RITE DEGREES

The spring reunion Of The Ancient
eud Accepted Scottish Rite will open
TUESDAY morning with work in the
fourth degree
Secretary pcrr said today that tho
new class would probably comprise
two hundred
Sovereign Inspector General HALEY
Of McAlestcr. arrived Monday morn
ing 10 overlook the work and will re-
naln throughout the session
Tonight ~ the temple work will DO
performed in the Master MasonB de-
gree.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
VALUE OF WHOLE MILK.
Dairy Expert Says Milk is One OF
Cheapest Items on Menu.

C. A. Burns, assistant professor OF
dairying at Oklahoma A. & M College.
saltwater, says one quart. or two
pounds Of milk is equal in food value
to any Of the following: 1-3 lbs. cheese.
l.S lbs, white -four s lbs. turnips, 4 lbs.
beets, lbs salt Goldfish. 16 ID. butter
3-4 lb. lean meat. lbs, chicken. lbs
cabbage. s eggs, . lbs potatoes, Z lbs
lettuce, lbs fresh Goldfish.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
SHIFT TAKES
PLACE IN CITY
HALL AT NOON
tcoNrINurD IRON PAGE cNr.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE cNEl
would appoint George J. Anderson as
city clerk and Charles Olson as city
treasurer, The city depository will
be designated on bids, according 70
the charter.
Mayor Hartman announced defin
itely today that the following ap-
continents would be made
City clerk: George l. Anderson.
Ci's Treasurer; Charles $ Olson
City attorney Charles Smith.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07

Cut this Quit is Worth Money
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose with &c to Foley g. Co..
1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, H.. writ
ing your name and address clearly You
Will receive In return a trial package
containing Foleys Honey and Tar
Compound for coughs, colds and
Group: Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley
Cathartic Tablets. Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07

London May According to a
Central News dispatch from Copen-
hlgen, the Norwegian foreign office
has announced The sinking by Ger
man submarines, Of the steamship
Capto and Natuna. The crews were
rescued.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
MONEY VALUE
on UNIVERSITY
TO CITY GIVEN
roNrlNurp FROM FACE ONE.

CnNriNuED FROM rAGE ONE)
Angeles 5000; this all goes to show
that as church the Methodsts arc
able TO and do maintain good schools
and have good attendance and no
reason can be given why the univcr5
sliy here can not do as well as those
n the list given.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
IiTeRURaAN TIME TABLE

uUeEuR2AH TIME TABLE
First car leaves Guthrie 5:s5 ociock
q. m. and every hour thereafter up to
1890 ,. m.
Cars leave Oklahoma .,ty for
luthrie at $500 o'clock a IN. aud ev-
ery hour thereafter up to II o'clock
}. m. The last car for Guthrie
caves at mao .. m
Rates Ono way e0 cents. Round
rip $40 Round trip Sunday s1.OO.
Trars'ars Issued for aud from In
ierurhan cars good on Guthrj' and
0klanoma CITY lpcaI cara.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
neIIvIa Breaks with Germany

London. May berlin newspapers
eEnounce that the foreign office has
been notified that Bolivia has brok-
en- off relations with Germany.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
Oil and Gas Lease Blanks.

Oil and gas lease blanks for sale
al The Leader office. Conform to
all late supreme court decisions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
I)lEY KIDNEY Pills
7 dacKAcHs KIDNEYS AIE 1l6Dp-,
GREAT GUNS or ENTENTE
BATTER DOWN BACK
DOORS OF LAON FORT

ucoNTIAtLD FROM PAGE oNE.)
we're found son the sand dunes, the
Message said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
Oh ana Jas Lensc Blanks.

Oh aud gas lease blanks for sails
at The Leader office. Conform to
all lale supreme court decisions. 2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07

II you want something. try q Leader Want
Ad. II will get Il, .--....- .......
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07

u you want TO reach the country people
4. g" W tcadcf They read n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
n. M. ADAMS

fl- Ws AbfAmc
Attorney and Notary.
Chattels and Farm Loans.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Houses for Rent.
Office over w w Bishops grocery.
Phone III Res. Phone 1179
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
10
Report of the Condition Of
THE LOGAN COUNTY BANK
at Guthrie
at Guthrie

State of Oklahoma, County Of Logan, IS
g. X \ stewart. cashier If The above nam
cd Bank do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true TO the best of my know
edge aud belief SO help me God.
Il. A. STEWART
Cashier
Subscribed nnd swarm to hrfurc me ihi'
,th day Of May 1911
A. BRYAN
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Z / 10.
Il. ]. CONNEWAN,
T.. G. SHARE.
" +. MckEAN,
Directors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07

THE DAILY LEADER COVERS THE
RURAL DISTRICT LIKE TUE DEW,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-07
Sterilization.

Sterilize jars by placing them In a
vessel, side down. covering with cold
water bringing to a boil and boiling
Tor Is minutes If Mason jars are used
new lids should he purchased Always
lt Mason tops TO jars before sterilizs-
on in order to avoid having misfit
lfter Jars are sterilized
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
DIGESTION NERVES
AND SLEEP BAD
Article and the Article on Food
Drunkards on tho Left

Suppose you were suffering from
acute indigestion, nervousness and loss
OF sleep and had been so for years
Read what this Richmond man says:
II was troubled with acute tndiGes-
ton. nervousness, and loss OF sleep
for years and was 4 great deal trou-
bIed with severe pains In the pit OF
my stomach, heavy. casey spells after
eating and belching attacka. awful
nervous spells, so bad could not get
a good nights rest. Tanlao was
praised 80 highly I took 1t and
praise II myself now. have no moro
pains. no more Gas on my stomach.
I can eat anything I want. even hard
at I'll nervous and can rest ine At
night now. ! recommend It because
Of the wonderful results derived from
three bottles OF Tanlac taken In con-
nection with the tablets that come
with Tanlac." said NJ. DeAutrey, IL
Sixth street, Richmond.
Sure AZ you live the nom ent you
begin getting oceans of nourishment
from the food you eat you will begin
to get spry and risky again You
can't Jam the SYSTEM full OF good.
bodybuilding. tissue-making nourish-
ment extracted from the food you
eat without feeling good.
Tanlac gets tho credit for some
II all after Tanlac puts the system
back In normal where you can
expect to get your moneys worth
out Of your food. Read the article
on Food Drunkards in the column on
the left. and then get a bottle OF Tan
lac II you need It. Agents are listed
below.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
RICHMOND BUTCHER
COULDN'T EAT MEAT
Wasn't Getting but a Nickeis Worth
of Nourfshment Out OF Each
Dollars Worth of Food.
HOW CAN YOU EXPECT TO FEEL
GOOD IF SYSTEM is UNDERFED?

ANY man or woman troubled with
stomach or indigestion who continues
to eat food only to pass the time away
without getting half the nourishment
they should out OF II, are just as
guilty of waste and extravaganza as
the bloated millionaire who has food
laid out on the table which he never
touches.
Read what this Richmond man
says He awoke to the value OF sound
digestion and stomach Thousands
are doing so in these days of high
costing foodstuffs Everyone ought
to. Read what he says:
Il was troubled with stomach trou-
bles and indigestion and gaseous. sour
stomach. with belching spells as my
share and I'd spit up food real often
after meals and felt altogether mis-
cradle until saw Tanlac 80 well
advertised and started taking It my
self | am on my second bottle now
and nv relief has been wonderful.
/ can now eat what / dtd not dare
touch before taking Tanlac and can
eat all the meat I wish, in fact any
thing I want. It has done all claimed
have failed to do. I have taken at
least a dozen different kinds before
but nothing ever did give me the re-
lief got from Tanlao and am feel
ing like another person. Sure l rec
ommend it," said James H Gibbs.
1013 Short Nineteenth street Rich
mond, Va, butcher at stall Al, Old
Market
Sure. and what Is more. when you
get your stomach back IN shape you
get what you pay for In the meat
you eat You not only rid yourself
OF the pains, the disagreea.hle hours
after meals. the sieeplessness. the
nervousness and constipation that
come along with indigestion, YOU get
your system working on food to the
best advantage You begin 10 notice
the result. Anyone that Is getting
1909 nourishment out of their food
is bound TO pick up right away. Am
bition. energy. and all the fine things
that health brings depends absolute
ly on the nourishment you get out
OF that apple. potato. steak. vegetable
or whatever you eat,
The big thing is to get your moneys
worth. Help build up the system by
eating good food properly prepared
in the right variety and then keep
the system In such shape that the
nourtshment will be extracted and
not Just passed through. Did you
read the article on food drunkards
read the article on Food Drunkards
Read 1t, and what the others say
about Tanlac printed on this page.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
THE FOOD DRUNKARD IS NOT
CONFINED TO THE CITIES
POUNDS Of ENERGY
PER F00O DOLLAR
A Vital Subject to Men. and House
wives in These Days of High
Food Costs.
EVERY MAN AND WOMAN
OUGHT TO STUDY UP ON THIS

When you put your stomach and
digestion back to normal you are not
only driving out troublesome symp-
toms. You are making it possible
for your system to get the nourish
ment II ought to. out of this high
priced food we are eating these days
Just 10 relieve the pain isn't all. You
want 10 get the strength and tissue
building good out of the food you
eat because If you don't you won't
wake up mornings feeling able to do
your work. Your nerves won't be
steady, Your head won't be clear.
Your complexion will be off Your
back will ache and when you stop 10
think minute your whole system
vii, be off, because without nourish-
ment your whole system goes wrong.
Your whole life, strength, energy and
ambition is dependent upon The nour-
iShment you get out of food ana whom
you don't get any because yoat sfom-
ach and digestion is off, you are in
a bad way.
If the reader is troubled with that
all too prevalent stomach trouble, in
digestion and the various troubles
that afterwards result, read this state
ment of a Richmond man:
Il suffered from stomach trouble,
indigestion. etc, and after meals had
the usual gas and a constant desire
TO belch and would sometimes spit
up my food 1t gave me a most un-
comfortable feeling and the food tasted
sour when IL came back in my mouth,
and that uncomforta BILE feeling would
stay with me for several hours a a
time. Tanlac was doing so much good
for friends of mine, however, that
started taking 1t myself and was
determined to get relief and was will
ing TO give Tanlac a good. thorough
trial. | took seven or eight bottles
altogether and | am slad to say the
results were exactly what | wished
feel great and have no stomach
trouble, 50 l gladly recommend Tan
lac. 1t succeeded where many other
remedies failed and ! am glad to
speak in the highest terms Of this
medicine. The results were absolute
~ satisfactory in all respects oe-
clared E, s. Moody. well-known
lodge man and arunk fnisher here in
Richmond. residing at 316 West Tween
ty-fifth street