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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-13
Charlie Chaplin and
Ethel Clayton Pass
Through; Fans Mapping

Charlie Chapltn-whO~C InnnN
rcats and iunnN rect arc ia" ioN
oT millions Cf school ir'N~-wi~ IN
Nlbuautrauc fnr exactly thirty
minutes saturday and not u
school ltoN saw sim. TiIcN didn't
know he was coming. Neither
dti ~ one else ana there was
no aimir,ne audience with How
cIS when Charlie stepped on the
santa I'c's wcstbnund tnsiiotnia
Limited ~ the station.
Ethel Clayton, moving pi'utr'
star. with her brother. her chant
fcur. and her IIfTCh maid, al
isycd la Albuquerque saturday
night In on" ~ tie latest m'd'l~
az the Pierce Arrow iimou~'n''
she arrived lust ou' daN ahead uf
herself IN the The witch No-
man" shown ~ u ln'al IhcAt"r
TODAY.
Miss clayton. fHm0u~ for her
pnrt IN the productions ni We
mans WAY" aud MANY Others.
STAYED at the AlNarndo hotrl Tor
the night. Ii"r presence ne the.
hotel Wa Soon bccam" known Nv
her Transportation troop cot
sisiing oT the above named
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-13
NEBRASKA PLAN OF
WAR SAVINGS WILL
Be ADOPTED HERE
Hallett Reynolds, Back from
Omaha Conference With Van.
derlip, Tells Of Huge Success of
Practical Campaign,

Hnliett Reynolds. 81 las Vegas,
ttatc director OF war savings is IN
Albuquerque today on business con-
uccted with his work lie has iust
returned from omaha where. with
other directors nf the Rocky Noun
tain states. ne attended a conference
FRANK \ Naudrrip, the ia
New York banker who Is hca
'of the national war savings work
At this conference the Nebraska
plan OF campaign fut wat savings en-
'couragemrnt was adopted officially IS
thc plan which Will be carried out ia
|uIl the states it, adoption Mr. RAY.
said was due to tn" results u
produced IN that state.
81 do no care to go INTO details
the plan, ana our plans for
Hdapting II To this and other western
said Str Reynolds, hut Will
bay that W. are goinE 20 carry Il u
iu Sew Mexico and that u b. d
Eure winner "" Vii have details
hn the campaign reed, within a few
HAYS when will EiN" t statement to
.u the newspapers covering - h"
Leyc they Will be Elda to get that
1tntemrni. because % o. news Of ia
In every county aud school dis
krict In the state
New MpNirp hts not done badly
In Us wur savings as compared Win
Lthcr states We make e showing lu
proportion To our population that Us
|,s good as many eastern states
but ";ehrtsku has SCI iat out
stripped all other states me IN" re-
luIt there Is SO clearly du" To ~"
cuisines lik" aggressive plan of cam
carried out nat W. AZ" unan'-
lnous IN agreeing II mus b" th" gen
plan for All the states.
The i'm OF Kansas CIty Federal
lmcgerye bank district has subscribed
land paid fur 33 ID per cent of all
I'm. war savings stamps thus far sold
is due very largely to Nebraska
for total on MAY ! of t!i cocoon"
!put OF a total Of So .oun.o"" az the
Etatc's minimum quot, for the year
state has actually pledged over
$40 600 GOO. or nearly dounl" ia"
pledges az any other stat"
The war savingr work has rur-
uosely been withheld during the ~
.erty bond campaign II Will proceed
now with greater yigor ami on % net
ter basis than ever before "" ar"
Co get results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-13
IS AUTOS ENTERED
FOR TRADE TRIP IN
ESTANC|A VALLEY
G. G. Alderman, Secretary of Re
tail Merchants Association, Be-
lieves Caravan viii Be Bigger
Than That When II Starts.

The caravan. which will start from
Albuquerque rcxt Monday ON % two
day trip through Torrance and Va
lrncia counties. viii consist ot fifteen
motor ears. at least e. - Alderman.
secretary OF tn" Retail Merchants
association. which planned the trip.
said TODAY that the owners of fifteen
motor cars had reported To- him that
they Intended 10 make the trip.
MI Alderman expected that th"
caravan would be l,uEthicT than that,
looking Tor several owners of motor
cars to announce before Thursday
that thcS would eutcG their cars
They have only until Thursday TO do
80 Entries VILE hr closed ON that
DAY.
Those who have already stated that
thcv would ~ are
u. r. Putney.
SIX Kahn.
IS NJ Cud3ha,
G. VI Usrhrr
G.- a Ejcotri, ,uUpau,
49,. Singer
ct, Realty company
Fond Dillon comptuN t'wuf
charles lifcld company
white garage
Earhcchl Mercantile company
Isaac, Barth
Gruus.old Bros.
W & wright
The rNcurstpni-ts wllt take diuurf
ut kstancIi Tn" women ct IN" Ret
Cross have made arrangements 20
serve dinner to them Their" rhoy
Will STAY FOR tn" night az Mountain
air. making the first days lap longer
than that made on the h,s, excursion
Estan,ia Intends to mHk" the COM
ing ot the '~Ncursipuists q sort Of
holiday Mn Nckcrmun has received
e letter from that place asking him
To bring 10 baseball team to- play
Their. \ meeting will Doe held ~ Los
iunas ct which the members ~ tn"
carnvnu will speak Eugene KEN
peuich n making arrangements Tor
IN" meeting n VIII bee held In ih"
Valencia count, court house
The Itinerary of the trip follows
barton
Mortr!ty
Est1nri,
willard
MountainoIr
Schollo
Belon.
Los luuus
lslrt1
the Indian school pund viii accom-
rauy tn" caravan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-13
Medical Directors
Fail to Put One
Over on Patients

The patients NJ Il certain llrg. I
. New Mexico sanUtorIum are HAY 4
y Ing a good laugh over Ju alleged
. suhterfuEe that is hcius pfayt.s"l
. ON them boy IN" medical director
D and his assistant
D John Tumbs. secretary eft tine
. Rotary club ana "f th, Sow 4
. Mexico public Health 1~-uciJ-
. ton yuuches for the ~oiF
. The ethics or th" technique. ut 4
. the profession s'cm- Co Doe that
= the u@ot.orts cosc- shall moi poe 4
= discussed iu front ut them
. St's MIR Tpmhs ~ maze Oh"
D objectionable bluudur of non
D tioniug the layout eff the porch
. and was taken aside hN thr
. medical director. who informed
, m, that he and his assistant al. 4
, wa,s speak spanish lu the pres
, once OF the patients
B i Later learned that the joint 4
vocabulary of these two pIar- I
B %titioners " limited 90 POI que 4
, o and ~ II tho patient asks 4
B for an extra urung" or Il little 4
. more 'uop m his egg-nog ono Z
, doctor turn, 90 the other ana 4
B atls Por cue no' lf the con- 4
, cr-~.ou Is reasonable fh, answer Z
} BE- 81 Z
THE patients have found ouf Z
, this trick and great is the 4
} amusement thcrcfrom .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-13

ADVERTISED LETTERS.


Week Eudiug May a..
Ladies' LIst-Mlss Biua NlarId. Miss
l.u,iiI. Ashley. Uamuucija Btca. MrS
Melvin Bingham. Mir \ L. bailey.
Nts catalina castillo ~,tndeiara ca
.luaihl Nuss ule,lru ulimap. Mrs.
= st. DIVER tlI. lpsrIs ,drsIIla De
.''p Nis- r. pugo-tif Ngcln Gar
,H Mrs %. W uitchvuok. Mrs. D. J..
Heath Mrs. Elmis Heath p"ifiua l..
iutr'E t.F Mis- e. kIIuh. Mis- Mary
W k.us. Mixes I,lctt Lewis. Nurriia
wartime Petra MARTINEZ Mrs Narry
NHu' MIS-. NtUrIup E'1Eou Mar
fn,tito -uu-, Miss buuu,c Tcmpl"-
'U Mrs \IDoutitt Turrcz. ar. Lizzie
Walton Miss kstc Allen Mrs Hur-
r.,. Adams Andrea nAisr. Mrg Mel
..U Bingham Nrs Jena HavJ Miss
brownie Carroll Miss Jan" toWanche.
NiI.- hrN buddrt Miss Elizabeth
.IBr.. Mis-. fpIridn tuukliU. Ethel
CO.. enter Mis- CARR, Donaldson.
Nte O. " bah. Mr.. Anna lcIIpl.
Mis-. s. p"N'r" Miss Nulo Foster.
Mics lUU.. Fi.dvri,kauu. Antonio
Guu.tIrs Mr. C|ardrlur.l GtIlcrps.
NrH o. \ t1IhuJ Hvuvtitt j dn Ga.
nlldum Mrs. Sofia g. Garcia, selma
GutmIuu. JnSNti iur,I Mrs Ca
utIluu Mrs b. g. Hunter Mr.. NclIic
IIyrwuu Mrs Helen HaI.'II. Mrs.
lH.s E,mnlII Miss VI kuuA. Miss ".
Grty Lamb. Mrs NI.um " Ishr-
herd. Mr.. % Livingston MI,s Hazel
Lrlluor Ni44 g. London Myrtle
Moore, Mr. Ruth M~cIlJNuoll.. Mrs
= y Rooney. Mr. BemtfrH Mon,
t,yI e. J. Noyi. Florence Miller.
Mrs = ~ Nurthrup Nta June owen,
RS Fred Packard Miss GLADYS Rob-
lYsoU. Miss Doul Trimm. Mrs Geo.
W Trimhl'. Mrs. e. VI Sail Mrs.
llp't. 80 TJEli' Mrs Juan Ntllcgos.
Ma. Hugh vaughn Adelaide
Vaughn. Mrs s II WumarF ,-p.
Flussi, White. Mrs olga Williams.
Nr. o. j Weeks Mrs MARI wash "a.
Mems List Juan Andes \ \ Ash
lry NJ g. bingham Iiprr, Hclitry.
Joe Bel ~ Console j s D,ll1rd Tx
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-13
South Second St.
School, Closing
Exercises May l6

Cloanp exercises of the South See
ona street school VIII %" nod Thurs
day afternoon at $50 o'clock Ih"
following interesting program has
been prepared
! So Iorr s,mn, song 10y
School
2 Nddr,.s of w,comc Iuc.o cal
l'so0
O. Dr,I. Iauo Gailcgo-. McIud,
prtiz Nary chavez aud H'ri'd conn
pos
I saint. TO the rlae Do, eleven
hooa
o. Fol, dance d, rye boys and
\ five girl.
. srsn,sn DAME ,aro',no R,cl
md RcuurIu Gass'dou
z The Deaf Grandma Grandma
Rernndito Compo- Agent. Henry
chavez. J'uri" Melinda orti1 Kat"
MARY CHAVEZ
Trobo -.mus ,songI HN oi"c"n
boss.
o Japanese arm r.ugor, So'o2ar
and Louis, chavez
a. S1lurs ]horuuip" Manuel cha
ven. Ramon 'hpy'l Manuel 'hNrz
MNDNt| ''l'If
H. rapcra. papers Narvov Shafirr.
Severe c.dillo Max chavez
~ our soldier Bows (songl G""rE"
Chavez N Henry chavez
l1 Fulk dance bN .N couples
tt Parting % n hy urinary grades.
o.. highland ninE Mar, nochu
10. Recitation. Agida CHAVEZ
~ Oy'r There tsnuEl. grammar
grades
rs SAILOR hny's arm Scycro ScliNo.
Gayno Grrulc HARVEY Shaff"r All
Aindro Vigil Ramon Morale
10. Duet fsouEl hy six little tots
oN. Sunshine 90 Your Smile R"r-
radito Tompos. ptuliN" chavez and
iuc.ln Gallcgos
=. Hond'rl ]Sinin1n,ho ,sougl. III,
primary boys
% star Sparglod Kramer riodad
Compos Nav Chavez. Melinda prtts
and Lille GallcgoS
% Fairy drill. queen fucilt Cal.
'oFos. assisted hy sixteen Intermediate
girls.
e. SONG and drll MARI chavez
Melinda ortiz
% Vacation DAYS ,-unrI hy inter
mediate grades
Frances Murphy principal u%ss'sto,
~ Trs"l Railing and stella Armiio
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-13

Mr- George IS Nlp,k died sunday
a. taaur Beach raur Sine went there
following au operation 90 was hoped
th,f fu" change wuHiI speed h"r re-
cover, 'ud -he WJa believed h,
friends tu Albuquerque Co bc rccu,-
,riug when ncva 81 uor death cau-
Mr.. l>lUvk. believing that his wife
vl- 1000 longer Boz danger Was not win
, 'r. Iir had been called from Aanu'
3usruuo un urgent lcrul business. Mt
Eluck mother Mrs Edward Jarrett.
who mad, nor homc here and 10 sister
Mr. g. g. Davenport uf Erie Pom
were with her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-13
May Use Mesa Camp
as a Mobilization
Point for Selects

Vow Mexico sel,cta1ts may DE mo-
hili2ed AZ camp Funston east ~ IN"
university. ana held there until they
hive undergone examination Co asccr
tain their Otnoss for military service
Governor Iindsov has offered ~"
,nmp ~ the war department. for mat
p.e lie has not vet received % reply
The camp was built FOR M" moHil,
',ntion of the New Mexico n%niioral
runrl since the guard went go 'nmp
Eoarnv. CAM the camp mas h"'h
abandoned The camp VIII shel''r
q men. An ~ the buildings ~
main with the cvcoutiop ~ the hos
initial and one other which "er"
moved to q sita near the ciiN de'"n-
tion hospital ms q place for me care
Of soldicsr ho are taken VI on trains
Inssinr through the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-13
FEARING HUNS WOULD TAKE
THEIR LAND HOPS WANT
u. S. TO WIN, SAYS JOSHUA

lf America needs Hs '. help Hpr E.op
them for u- vs Jr, ready n sh"
Tells ls to stIt a' Hum" aud 500 .p
about uIr business 81" shall st1t
When Joshua ami eleven utncr
Hops first entered carlisle. their
LONG hair attracted attention So they
cut BE- short. like ihtf ~ other -uI-
dents.
But when then wcr.' read, 90 return
hom" they were gt,on the choice NJ
adopting m" customs OF tho white
rIu l of r'furu.u4 FOO ,no nInI'. CO..
'n.r tribe WHOM inUf .HuI.v nJs
given him Joshua said
- ann , llop. can newer h' t,-
thing else
noiug q Ilopt Joshua has the Norlh
American love for freedom That ~
why ne warts 90 see America afu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-13

Haciu~c Germany i- 'N. oupro-sur
uf small nation, the Hppi Indians
van To- sor her defeated
So SAWS Joshua HctwoycS,u. lull
hluusl"d Huui the dcNiurpus silver
smith at TIM" .ugio shop 100 the Union
station
Though for five wears 70 student at
the Carlisle Indian school Joshua has
returned 90 tie long har and the pic
turesuuc costume II his fathers Ncy-
ertholcss hc a. loyal 'n ia" kindly
sorcruucat of Washington that let's
the llupl 'riu" keep its lands
"lf the Germans cSmD POO .hi~ cnuu-
ihl- viii not De "a, sud Joshua
ibis uiuruIIg They will uuh us Uopis
IA they have robbed the small nations
Of Europe.
We Hnpis want go Keep pu, iau' 3
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-13

vice act from capt II g. E'id. legal
adviser to Governor Lindsey.
Captain Reid Indicated that tho
date for the second registration had
not been definitely fiNcd although h
has hoou reported that 10 would h"
Jun" F. exactly 81 year from the first
registration Captain Reid informed
Chief CLERK Hutto that he wodld iu.
form him lated of the date Tor regis
trattuu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-13
NfORTuARY.


Funeral services for Cuati"s \ Keep
peter ut~ held 1T ln O'clock
sunday afternoon az o. French q
chapel The Kew. ATtHH' Nj kuud
son. pastor of 81 IVH..s English
Lutheran church offo,a',d Burial
WAS BOB laIryieW ccWcirIN o. a.
Huzlott. charles Nonru1r ~imuu
Failing. August Klein David Nurh
and Frank Elr~tcr wcr, p@li1,tr"r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-13
Ready for Second
Registration Under
Selective Service Act

The local draft board BIS ready for
the registration of youths who have
reached military ugc since the regis
tration Of June % 1917 Claude
Hutto chief clerk Of the board to-
day received cards Tor the second
registration under the sclcctiye SER
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-13

Every dov HTEALD WANT ans
find rein. ecu positions. sell articles
no longer needed rent hourea rl,f-
apartments store. ana real estate; fir'
the lost SOL houses tots and fNr,-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-17
WAN
CLASSIFIED


WE manufacture a cafnnreseF tof
Ford cars Witch h guaranteed %
give doahle tbn mIlcagc over any "sh Z
er cashurrsor ever constructed re-
rardless q name. mskr or prlce
Nansy mFandsa II ffscen das FRht
trial does MOI prove n. Entirely mew
principle simple plain tube mot q
mos ing part tsuarau'ed 10 start n
aoro weather without heating eF
printing. Tremendous demand rhon
sands nov in use in chicaFo terriicrs
Reliable. energetic mAn who can
suasaalec sales and carry stock q
ssee 10 $1,000 dependine on dcnsana.
can secure exclusive territory and VIII
easily net sieeoo this year NJ
special experience necrsearS WIZ
also furnish carburetors for oihef
cars In ahaas slAsy days franA 4
urvan. ses v Jackson nisd, chi
oago. M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-17
BRIDES SEEKING MARCH
OTHER THAN GERMAN

fepsks. Kan. Aug u Toseta
brides have boycotted Mr. Msndsls-
sohn and his Wedding Msrch.- Oh
ef cermsns. Wagner. etc. also are
etder the ban. They want a good
American tune - BE- played 9hsn
ihe5 sail down zoe aisle of a church
A . matter 81 faci. don't b.
fese any encbsstrs 10 Topeka wosId
dsre plsy Mcnae,snohn's weddlnr
March for fear of mob siolsnes, p
aid Miss Bertha Hsmpsassd. one Of
iae eiiy's most npied ma<c -stfcs
anyhow. VIZ one ~ the Iim 80
'ecfions when fher. are 20 many
eqssIly sabsiant.slg-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-17

i.fst Published a. the Daily Leader
Tuesday. August i9tb. 1918
State ~ ohlahoma Logan County Hs.
Noiice j. herehs given that vii.
tsll a. public auction on Saturday.
august slih. itsis az 800 n M Al tho
north doof ui the court hous" 70 the
, ghett BIDDER fr cash. que Ford
Automobile. sac model Enrlnn No
asa.isi
rhi. car IL Ia excellent tondnion.
practically ~ rop4 az new
The sale u 20 sailrfy Hens existing
atainsi said ear
W. v u hhoraood Sheriff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-17
TWO OFFICIALS SENT TO
PEN FOR ESPIONAGE

Madison Via. Aus i3--Louih D
Nagicf, former assistant secretary u
STATE. ssl sentenced 10 thirty months
y the penitrntlary at Fort Lcascn
Nosth IN fcicrai court hore ,oda,
Nasicf had been convicted for ,lols
ms The espionage act
County Judge " y, Mon
roe. vas sen'enc d 20 tts srsrs a.
Fcrt icavenwort4 fof yiolailG the
same iBw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-17
GOVERNOR Of VERMONT
ASKED TO @ssA

bariinsion. W Aas ls-svsernor
Horaoe Graham today ~ss ssksd 70
feslen ~ osfIes ia resoluson saop. l..
=. by The rspusness state commit
fe - : syeciai exrcaiiss session.
TAis sesk a,~crepznclss amous<.nr
= sse1es xere aid 70 have been
fguna IN fhe aeco snis of the governor
vbsn be r3 state ssaifer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-17

% inasss 80 scv~r,S v'ss -
- Dea- 90 ss,s ., Les<<r cf0sa
Al>o sssignzszia srS1srris Of 30
ssssius src sSitara q GA sosu
ps;< Al q 1s ai~ss s0szs. a.
sazfor8 % 90 isasiss AVA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-17

u lenso 81 eDv11sD D1a1D -
g xez- - 80 - Lnn1w s0D
A., sss:ezzsuaa. eEzszs1B q -
sn,s<ss ers oSlsvx q 60 buuD
"a A. q ns h:sa 1srDA -
- y = mG1o - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-17

f,aanelai house hss openlue far
si.e 81 nae per rnoath stock salssman
a loilo~ np live leads which cost ae
from 81" TO tla piece In small
towns strong selling issan Have
active enforcement of mani pFuni.
lent men. sa 60 % leada when
NaleAman starts more continually
Excellent ftfcfunces required Ad.
Hross sales Manager ~ets Chicago
sve. Chicago. M
----~-ssesa4 a.-s--@s-s.-.s
WANTED sales nsn. best side line
one arlh brand neW sAno com
naAslon oa orde aud regeats. old
r.liahle Pan MTe Co. g5cg Cottage
Grove Ave Chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-17

Twenty New Patriotic pcciurcs. IN.
cIudlng ~Lber,, a Peace" True
Sons ~ Americs." liberty Mat
Frames" Human isiberiy ncil" We.
tory Honor Roll, SOLDIER rortralis.
Mig Sellers SAMPLES free comoll &.
aesea Portrait co, 1922 Adam 81
Dept !. Chicago.
Selling Agent Ia ever, town "a lske
orders for Mad, 70 Measure clothes
for nou fAii Oar equipment Il a
large line Of aboai 10 styles Make
good money sabiag orders FOR ~.
Fqaipmeni sent free and prepaid
Ilni YOU must show o. hat you can 30
business. Write today for exclusive
selling agency Harry Sawyer. Mef-
chant Tailor Markei a Quincy sis.
Chicago
VIZ starr vou In permanent business
Soaps toilet sfileles, foods Depi
: Crons a Reed 90 Chicago
.--.~~. --~~-.
-NEGRo sfaspIfns ~ Wan con
'sins many fciuteA ~ colofed
troops Essrybody buys Agents
seilirr flfiy book mixing t.s day
send 10 for cuff 20 publlshefa
Jenkins pubhsblrf g.. Washington
y q
AsENTs-New pssrlotic pic'are..
Over Too. rre saom pershing. Col.
ord Man No sIarter. etc. Sample
Tree Portraits, p1ios tops, cat free
peoales Portrait. "a y. chiesro
. roR tHn
ron REyT.-a nEbi sossssespins
rooms. also finf soufh vieepInv
ssoms - Y. Noble
t.ixht hs-sesssplns .oons 81 n
Tbivt Phone 5os
FOR HHST or sAi.f,--k acres With
room house: gas blocks - car
iine " Tbomps N Pbons <sa
FOR REST-Fosr rDomcd furnished
hoese. Ess snd ga llxhv: no, mod
ern; ready SATURDAY ~ Armsfrons.
phone s>e.
ron RgST--Fssssshss house. sis NJ
Villas.
FOR HEsT acre nrm 20 msh
~sh ~ss,il fss.lT. near Navina.
Sc me soon o. IIighlsy, OKLA
bona Csr.gs
FoR REvT-ws'l fsn,shsa sosfh
ssss light hossskes M rooms loin- 4
lrg bath 81 v Hsfrison
FOR RENT--1hs rsoms fofnerly os
cvpls1 ~ Dr lstks. fis Ia Essi
okl>bsms avsnse rhsre~ zit -
ma. strt sil
+, heLe wAsyEo-aAlG ANo
FGMbLG.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-17

on ieneD - evvz1o<o p,a1s fo
- ~ % ssls - Leader seuns
Alss asst0n0fA afn1av1rs - -
ssss:so 80 s1n1sv1f - 60 bsuD
onsl Al - - isssBs 01DA -
0as~D - = hsDnG nUA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-17
RANGE Of THE MARKETS
TODAN'S QUOTATIONS
~ WIRE: HOME
MAnkETu

kansas CIV No. Aus Y lloasl
receipts sVoo. Il 10 sne hlehor
nak 1886 20 lssu, heavy 1850 70 ~,
packers 1926 90 1895: lirht 1899 81
1850. plgs ishe - 1890 ,lasle Iss
eolpts see. no suuiheruu Steers ~vas
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OWENS TO SPEAK HERE
AT LABOR CELEBRATION

Senator Robert Owen. of Okla
homa, one of the most distinguished
members OF congress, Will deliver the
Grafton at the Labor day mass meet
Ing on September 2, following a
street parade.
Senator Owen is one of the most
forceful speakers In congress, as we'll
as one OF Its most progressive states
men, He is interested In progressive
legislation toward pure election laws
and has fought hard for the initia-
tive, referendum and recall.
The Central Trades and Labor
council are in charge of the Labor
day celebration. No definite plans
have yet been made. though the
committee has invited Governor Da-
Wis and Mayor Ainslie to participate
In the exercises.
The parade will be an unusually
tine one. having several thousand
marchers, representing all phases of
organized labor.