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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-25
Card of Thanks

We wish to express our thanks
to our many friends and neigh,
bors for their kindness and as
sistance in getting us such a
nice lot Of wood, and for their as.
sistance in helping US to and
from the depot, it was such a
great joy to us to see so many
OF our friends to meet US on our
return from Springfield. These
kindnes>es shone US by our
many friends, neighbors aud
Odd Fellows will never BIZ forgot
ten. We hope to meet them in
heaven where parting will never
come.-Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Pool.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-25
DIE

80 DO mice. once issey ess BAT.
SNAP. Ard they ieare nc o5o,
aeh:nS Don, take osr wo.o Tor
i-try 4 package. Cats ard doss
won't souch IL Rate pass % I'll
tod 70 &c, RAT SNAP.
Three sRzf>s-
DC. slAe u cskst enogg8 70;
Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar
tpc sire ~ csEesD H.. Chicken
H03ss, oooLAs. o. snsii 0giidIngs
81 20 slD. - caseel enough for
ali farm snd 9u, buildings. s,or
sge bgiidings, or factory build
1879.
Sod and Guaranteed by Fus
"a Drug Co ana T. A Aicorr
Hardware Co, of Mansfield;
and Hardware Store, Norwood.
adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-25
Christian EndeavorProgram
" r church Dec ~

" z. church Dec ~.
Subject. How 70 make next
year better than this.
Lsder, Aiee Eoo1ey
Scrip, r. teadin2 Psalm 30l
IL, Pauiin" e. tx
What help can We get for max
ing mex. year better than thisy
Mrs. Digan
In shat particplar should ""
make next year better than til ?
J c. Car er.
How can We improve our go
ciets work neg, year. J. d. Rey
noIds.
How may We get nearer Christ
next year? DR. Rogers
What may we do next year IN
our church life that we have no.
done this year, Lula Carer
How may we mean more 10
our friends next year? Marve
Miller.
What arc some failures of this
year that we need not repeat
Mrs. Joe Riley.
How can this society aid US in
making next year better than
this: II NJ. Norcross.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-25
BREAKS A COLD IN
JUST A FEW HOURS
Compound"in in.
stantly relieves stiffness
and distress

Don't stay stuffed 90, Qui'
blowing and sng@ting' 4 dose
OF Psse's Cod Compound" AK.
en- every tT0 hours until three
doses are taken usually breaks
up = severe cold ana end, all
grippe misery.
The very srst dose opens your
Gagged gp nos,rils and the air
pas lagos of the head; s,op- nose
running; relieves the headache,
dUBness, feyershness, sneezing.
soreness AMI II fness.
Pape's Cold C0mpouEd" il
the quickest,surest relief known
and c1sts only d few cents at
drug stores. Il acts without
as Substance. tastes nice, contains
no quinine-Insi.t upon Pape's,
adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-25

y. J. Craig was in Springfield
last week.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-25
How Big New York Grocery
Firm Keeps Down Rats

Vroome & Co., Butter and
Cheese Merchants. New York
City, says: I'VE keep RAT SNAP
in our cellar all the time. 1t
keeps down rats. We buy it by
the gross, would not be- without
it, Farmers use RAT SNAP be.
cause rats pass up all food for
RAT SNAP Three sizes. Csc,
soc, III on. Sold and guaranteed
by Fu>on Drug Co aud r. A.
AlcOrn Hardware Co, of Mans
field. and Hard Ware Sure, Nor.
wood adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-25
Lieut.. Freeman Here

Lieut. o Il. Freeman, brother
OF Mrs. Mack Davis of this city,
came in Saturday evening from
Jonesboro, Ark, at GAO and re.
turned Sundaynight at 9:45. The
Lieutenant was an aviator in the
u. S. Army during the war, but
is at present carrying passen.
gers in the South. He made a
cross country flight from Ken.
non, Tenn, to Jonesboro, Ark,
Friday afternoon, making the
trip In about l hour and 20 min
utes. A dinner was given in his
honor Sunday at the home ofDr.
Mack Davis, just east of town.
Those present were S. Ii. Free
man and family, James Freeman
and family, Ebert Gates and
wife ell of Olathe; Ben j. Thomp.
son and family, E.E lawson and
family, Miss India Ridgway and
Ellis Spurur all Of Ava; Miss
Lolita Lloyd of Mt. Grove and
M rs. May Gates and Mrs. Grace
McAllister and daughter Joan of
this city.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-25

Joe Main Of Putnam, Okla,
formerly of Mansfield, lost his
home and household goods by
fire recently,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-25
And They Were We'd

Bur l. Miller anu Mr. Nellie
Schultheis uere united in mar
riage at 9 o'clock saturday even
ing at tbs home of Rev Frank
Smalley, who performed the
ceremony. Tn newl w"dS will
make their HON Tor th" pr sent
Mt the home OF the brides father,
Asa Wade. We join in best wish.
es.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-25
Take "Dodson's Liver Tone" InsteadI

and without making you sick, you
just go back and get your money.
If you take calomel today youu
be sick and nauseated tomorrow; be-
sides, it may ~salivate you, while If
you take Dcdson's Liver Tone you
VIII wake up feeling great, full II
ambition and ready for work or play.
1t is harmless, pleasant and safe -
give to children; they like it. .
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-25

II you feel bilious, headlchy. con
stipated and all knocked out, Just 90
to your druggist and get a bottle Of
Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents.
which is a harmless vegetable sub.
stitute for dangerous calomel. Take
a spoonful and II it doesn't start
your liver and straighten you up
better and quicker than nasty calonel
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-25

Misses Bessie and Roonie
Yates of Texas county have been
visiting at the homes of Steve
and Richard Yates.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-25
A, & Roy G. A. Stephens
Roy & Stephens

4. Farms, City Property and
Stocks Of Merchandise Sold and
Exchanged.
: Fire, Lightning, Tornado, and
Liv" Stock Insurance.
Money 10 Loan on improved
Farms. Notary Work
\ II You Want 81 Buy, Sell or
Trade Anything See Us.
HAY" copy Of tax book Taxes
Collected Titles Perfected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
Open Mumer Sends
A Soldier Back
To the Trenches

dee Acwsts. who spsr, many
weary days on the frors IN Frsnen
during the rssi strenuous days has
not fully recovered from tho dis
eipllne. However. nc says shs sirs,
thing solder sres to DO after Get.
ting home 10 to forge, al abou, the
scrap over there.
Joe brought ne rad hIaxinp pvns,
army rations, trench rata. ecctlss
ard Germans presss ~sii stored IN
the back o. ne memory Until an en-.
nericnce the ether night
lce want 70 bed early. Sometime
curing the srnali hours psrslcs
lsrly Rosy epen mvtflsr car came
rafting and elarhsnp down tho
ftfcst psss the Rouse. ~ nla sisep
ftewitt cot tsr impression that the
Germans had sent n tank ovsr after
him. ard tsa square heads" would
soon he esrinu over the tap. Ne
Jumped up, selsed chair. and
started 70 naht the war All over
again,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
PARCEL POST LIMIT
Will. RE i25 POT NnS

Washington. Aus Authority II
iEcrssse FeFns~rarily gie pArcel post
sesghs limit 70 - goands 20 that
buyers II army food msv sAke Fui'
advantage * opportunity 10 ssarehase
shnyawh SnSimsstcrs and letter ear
riers was granted ;ha postmaster gao
erai by sAe Interstate commerce com
mission.
1t was ALSO announced thAa dar-
Ing the eaie buyers a. 'he same tlpe
without nayfng sae initial possal
charge 81 cents 4 woana more than
once.
The orders nanst be in writing and
Duplicate ami the cuxs las postage
Eiil ~ collected With them. They
will D. filled IN the order received.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

menss of raw sugar from Cuba and
mere VIII be put on the market A
news dlsgatrb said cabas sugar out I.
snf viii be- the greatest IN hIsspTf
One wiraslsi.f explained the be-
lief that fiIs quantity n sugar com
Ing 10 Toledo may again fsll OF be-
fore the rsfiperie~ can get started.
some Wholesalers now are reoess-
luT soft sugar In large quantities u
sells n wholesale Tor from 1870 20
ss.ss a hundred rounds
One dealer aid he wzs effsres J
cents = pound BY an ossside buyer
for q car Of saxsr received here bus
that al - being kept 70 su5piy reg
uIsr customers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
BOY SCOUTS WILL REVIVE
THE OLD ORGANIZATION
Troop Three Will BE Led by
Loren Stark Some Good
Times Planned For This
Summer and Fall

TAc moeslnE a, sssxpus hoadauaFssrs
sandas afternoon III The basement o;
Tue n II church revived old time
sllrAs and Immediate pIans we're made
Tor execution. including n 10 tha
cimarron river IL take plAre within
tlsc naxi week
Loren STARK wlxh MA Ssuus inaa
Ter before ~ sent ta The army. has
bccn Eoae for soue time and the stvop
has had lRilo attention ilut with his
home coming lsrn BOY Scouts hope 70
he led by Masger Lesen ID some ~
lhe hcat tlmes' the Scouts have se.n
The Scouts wsll havw easce~ IA ath
leiir material iefs by the college and
some fine space IN the basement ~
ihe church Plans afo bvinw laid
ror Huesl good times thai no boy can
afford TO miss them
Tbs neat mnntiDg will take plgr.
Tuesday evening IN she basement ~
slia NJ II church This meeaing Ia
very jnepowant aac you and your
friends should not mlts bcing there
AZ o'clock sharp
Tbs aenlberv u Did ifuop 4 as ssli
~ nes troop . n as follows. Carl
Ifs;tarbosch. Duford Martin, Maxy
Hexfoaa. Francis and Marion Suits,
Edward furfow. Eugene Tfapnell.
Charles Douglass. Arthur jones hal-
0s~h Mfiew. Tpd IDs0ley. Ed Howard
Harry Crook. Fay Caldwell. Wait
Alllng. foyd Pe.ler. william snd Otto
Herschl, William Mct;iniey, Milo Na
this. Merril pediso aud kison Crab
tree. also HeYeral new iuenoe~ are
20 BE- added 10 this IiAi n your naiae
Il not on ahla lirt Tueltay syenlhg
Il ih. llme 80 set 4. ibers. Lsa svsry
old Sepuf come ous d the sexf meet
ing f'uf she old simo pee into Troop
: again
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
LAUNDRY GIRLS SAY U00LEY
M|ssTATED THE FACTS
Women Who Quit Did So They
Say Because They We're I'm
derpaid BY Laundry
Management

There seems TO be two sidcv . ihe
lanndry strike controversy
FRIDAY. when reporter Interviewed
Mr DooIey u the laundry sou any
he Stated that X was not mater ol
demand Tor hisher wage thai 'he
elrls we're gessiog good vases, ba
wanted % dictate The way the laundry
was run
This statement Il denied by Ahe
girls who auss
Said Miss Jesse LLOYD "wc had
been promised raise w~ wers
getting ~ week for nine hours daily
toll and a. that We we're invariably
laid or an Monday mouanx and sea
see did not draw the full ss We
aaked Cor gaise Of 81 week or !
for elk days of nlne hours each. We
also asked that a sufficient force bc
employed 30 max. Il possible 10 tnrr
out the work In finished gay Botr
of siaese requests were turnt-i down
BY Mr. Dooiey. Who told ~ we we're
lazy ard u ~e would SEEK 84sseT wt
would need no added help He posi-
lively refu ed 10 raise our wages. not.
wishsfandinx the fact thai have DeVn
informed sfs3t he raised the price Of
iauudry pieces on the ground tha' be
bad 20 phy larger salaries
After We QUIT some of the girls
made the remark ia his hearing tilss
wc would 20 To tho Pioneer Cotton
Nils and get ~oTk Nhen We af-
siyad st the cotton mills W. wsre tod
that they knew all about our quisting
and that Ar Doosay had tsIaphuned
in NOT to give US jobs. that sc we're
agisators and strikers. We are going
70 make Mr Dooley prove That,
The Pioneer management gB sexy
nice and promised all Of Us girls jobs
20 you see Dooley's kDoek did not
go far with gentlemen make this
statement for fnyweIf and the other
girls sn Justification Of our contention
that NE were being underyald
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
ANDREW Carnegie,
Philanthropist,
Dead at 81

--lsees. Nsss. Ase t'--Arere~
csrree's. steel ~ssssss ard pSll.
scsNrep.st. o,ed a. Ne lsnos sosrs
-Ssss>~ o~oeA~ a. y.tc tAis morn
srs asssr a. illssss 80 lees thAr
three cs,s. Win srorshisl s-ss.
rss-ss. 50 ssoser ~as ne death
snss ne savester. NJ. Rss~sn Mi.
Ter. ~ss snaels 20 GET 70 nsr "a.
thsrs eeoslss before NJ csss. ~ls
wife ara p,ssts sseretsry were
~ssh h.r AZ tire s~c.
Mr. Carnegie nss spsrs meat ~
tie ss~-as, AZ ls~es. semsrs here
late in Nay ara 40 20 q fee ~esss
ago ssleyes h,mrssls IN NsNs-s
slps sr Lake Mankssrso ~n.eN
serees sts ess -snsss~ srses"
resiaenss. ard esssns sees, re
srcvrsx Ne ~ss taken 10 Freay
ara sre~ stssssly worse. rs az.
Narees sss ana lssssr po~srs ~
resssfsne< hsssered shs END.
M Carnegie cane 20 lsnos 70
make hls hers IN May, 1917, snc
RAD ssert the lsss srr~s sas~mers
here. Ne lnteroec 10 spers nss Dc
eiinsro DAYS az his country horne
here sno when nc bought a an an.
noureement was mace that Mr
Carnegie ~eSid spsnd al os the
snrsns ara summer r,er,hs there.
Ne eame ~ from New YORK lsts
in Nay this year
NJ Carnegie leaves ne s-lao~.
~ho was Miss louise wnstfielc %
New YORK. ara hs daughter. Mar.
aares, ~,e married last Aprit. En.
s'sr Rcs~eli Miller of New YORK.
Although. Mr. Carnegie, ~no was
~ HIS eighty fourth year. rad been
an insslis stree 1917. when he suf.
fered an attack cf grippe. the news
os his ceath was a shock 10 old |
frs~-cs ana FORMER Business asso-
GATES here. Since ha previous
serious illness ne had beer under ,
the care of two nurses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

Eastern rrflnerl.s BEGAN limiting
shipments u sugar 90 whosesals
houses ssid johbefs lust 81 the open
Ing of ihe canning season when she
aemznd Is greatest
Because aaiss By Wholesale house
10 REAL zgocers were stnsitsd. they.
IN turn. restricted sales and Increased
ibe price, the consumers being wilt
ing - pay Il 10 9es the sugar. one
wholesale dealer explained to-day
The sugar shortage probably xiIi
eontinse for two or three veekl.
wholesale dealers say. but II the end
q shzf time ->stern refib<res. many
q which are shat down or running
az reduced oofrps viii hare snip
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
Sugar Price Scars When Competition Fails

Toledo. OHIO. Aug ii--Toledo retail
srocers have boo~ied sugar prices be-
cause fhe shortage virtually has elm
mated competition
This II snd;c1tas BY the tact ihsf
until recently retail ssorcs have been
selling srsnulesssi SUGAR in any guam
tities Tor from ITO cents 20 20
rcen<s . pound and nos are chsrriDs
from " 20 - cents pound. while
here has been no change IN the
Wholesale prsoe Of $40 hundred
pouDas-e ITO cents = pound since
lat February.
~ the new prices the retailers
PROFITS ere from z-is 70 . 80 c<rts
= pound. o. between - and % <sr
|cess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

va ntrgton, AUG H. ser0hi1ssieu
esforc~asea, lsSszaatica sdv~acsd an.
other ssep IN c.sng-axx today ~hva the
sewste snesctsry ccsnmTtne bsgsF
c1ashser2tioa os the hll PASSED BY The
hco*e last lnne. as amendca And
lsb+nelised b. she iaaiciasy sub- CON
zaistee.
Although shr general house plAr
for eEforrcaasng " WARTIME and con,
ststutsonAl pruAibsSSon regnain ia she
bsAi. fAe eub- b-coanmsssee eliminated
seysraI ar1 tic hdRsr provisions snd
modified others In iss woxk. ihe sub
ooUsnsttev. con rissns senators stsr-
lfEz. ~ ublicaa. Sor Dakota. cA4sr-
naa Fall IL NeM Mexico ard Norris
81 Nehsuska. rvpuhiinans ana Over
nan 81 NoVza car2sina: walsA -nG
Monsxaa aud kalSz II Utah. democrats.
fsrst rersS.~d tAe senate ~nscrceraeng
blIl ard shem sncorsprafed thelF
amendments IL ghs h0zse Aisl. rpF~srg :
fGx IRE s&stsT amended by uaani- :
naoss rcfs ~ the cumsasisee.
TIE seE@tp Sl5- committee sacFsssi
th~ paan a. asd fac hoaa.. OF having
separate ssctsous sn the bsIs 10 deal
with Wartime AMI constitutional pro-
Ascsss0n-
The Subcommittee LETT Rnxhan ge0
tAe hc0se aeslasfi0n os Intoxicating
beverages - those containing one
A2K " enc per cent o. more of sIeo-
hos
AZ revised fAe on wig ros Earser
sere xssh storage 1HS personal uss
q fnsoxscasing ligvorx In tha homes os
sndivsdaass.
Prvssatly sae saoss liberal suera-
ruens 10 she hosse Oil = yrosAgs0
exsnpsing trxn s@nsIsies any er~sn
manufacturing Intoxicating CIDER
and fr1sE s9sces exclusively for use
II his hoHae.v tn ~oaad s~rmif1
a0ne zazsztackEra of EixA6 wtnes and
ci9e- fer ser@onsI consumption and
she sm~aLment. exneEt b. etplicatsen
IN evnaess icn nth TIE desaifson *
infOxIcznsss doa- not define nos tn
toxscassnx- beverages
ss-f<<sn Iron tae hoase bin wssI
TIE provision usaking il sninwfsl Fer
s~rsors \, l,e Intoxicated or to drsnk
lss1os O. trains. street cars. 5lsneys.
so<a o. oxk@r l0sssc conTeysnce~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
CRY Commissioners WILL
HAVE 70 SLASH BUDG{T
CHEAT ASSESSMENT BtDOsr
MADE NECESSARY nv ~
TNNvNGA<t'E ~ LAST
I.tclSl.ATtnE, MEANS
t<ENPttTED ADDED
nlNDEN tn TAN
pNNElls ~ STATE

rhsrAs - srs lrsisssrsy ~ css~sy
Assessor q q Carter. Lsssw sss~sy
~sIl rss ~ s~ssssa 10 pse ssss. -
~esa s,res sevrsIss }. sns s<sss ~ we
stats beard ~ sauslssssssns
~, ~ snss. suy psrss~sI ~s'i - W
. san mllllso ss,lArs ever me rssusws
made by shs sssssssv sss skss 70
nasnlny ssmese.s ~'sn srs Isis s'ssr
sshse eaunt1ss
NJ Carriers ssusms~s ssssss sHs
ssx,s beard saturday ven ~ sAv.
- nsss already sssssssa slsy srd farm
prosperity IN my sssrsy ~ shs wsst's
Viii stand and can pvsss u ~ me
asssssmsrss turned In " sshse sssr'
tiss W tns state srst rsys more vsiv'
ante lard sesn. sisy srs ssvrty. sNsn
hss Lsvsr.~ ssia ne fighting sssssssv
srem Loeas, rNs heard sa~ shs ls0's
~ ms srps~srs srs lessr's asssssr
s~srs. ~ssn Ms ssssssIss ~ ssNs ssw
Nsms. wss allowed 10 stsrd
City commissioners. - 4 vssuIt ~
shs sssssa ~ shs ssass hoard. wi,i nSvs
u trim tho city s.ssss ssnsissvsbls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
COAL MINERS. QUIT STRIKE
AND GO BACK TO WORK

T,eIIevIIis. ~. Aug ii-Four more
coal mines. making total OF - IN this
dissrics. will ressme work tomorrow.
A. tee result Of ,ote taken today by
striking union employees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
DIDN'T FEAZE THE
PIG: LAUGH On PROFESH

A guinea Pig Aas the laugh on The
city board Of health or Topeka. Ten
days ago tse guinea pig @as inoca-
lated wfsh fluid suspcc;ei of con-
saanlng tuberculosis germs. by the
city bacserlologss, The fluid had
been taken from the BODY ~ an
enpyema patient. But the plucky
guiena pig refused TO get siex. and IL
running about ~ lively as ever.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
NORMAL SCHOOLS TO
6alOUAT[ 450 STUDENTS
High and Grade Glasses Are
TO Ne Taught This
Yesr by New
Tcachsrs

of ehe more than 1900 students
attending she sumner tsnn Of shs
university ard slx normal schools. 80
u these graduated. according 20 the
report from the office of superipsen
dent II II Wilson All schools we're
closed last wsek with the exc<ytIon
Of che university. which ended shs
term Tuesday Of this week Those
srs1sstips gro sivcn Ne dipIomss 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
ClNIlss|MG GRAND LODGE
| 0 0 + VOTE TO-DAY
o " Bruce VIII Begin His 18th
Tear A. the Secretary of the
Grand Lodge %
October ehh

. sa1<. Er. q Beaver. J T. WAX
ss< q A1<<s zE5 = a Oskley q Enia
The con>rz<tse o. sise=sss q ersaz
sctes Oilers q ske oa< Feisors ars
sz s<s<son - ne state hes<qszrrer.
cszFss>irx fhe rsfsrrs q .be s1setlDs
rsceaf'y ssld = she s1bo<d inss< lodge.
<o< g-zDd sodrs Officers for fke yez'
eo-sDestisz October :. 1912
c " Brsoe. having 40 opposition
sl y cosrs< - rs-ete<zes xrznl
s<<se<s-y znl .zzr- or hs nsseenfs
Fss- = tass os5ce On ocsoser eszhts
AK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
sEsesTEES org WHEN
ovhAMsTE ExPlooEs

Nerlco f3iy. Asg II 5eTeatf*sf
deaths ssre ezssed b. a dynsmI's
erplo<son Sunday IN the Rosario mine
ps<hscz. sccoxalns 70 latest rep<zrs
I've Trains. one t.rr-fDg 1900 posnl>
os ear sossrez. crashed near the main
enzrssee 20 ne mine r zss - FIRE
feared fhzt more thsn = thousand
miners were ertonsf,sa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11
NAN ARRESTED IN KANSAS
ss A HATPIN MURDERER

Ashland. Kan. Aug is--ss man
ss0aghs 70 ka Jesee IsoEhsrf. wanted
II Hooker. Oklahoma. on charge Of
numbering his wife. Myrtle, by sabbing
. hafpln into her heart. Aar been arr
rested here aud ss being held for
Identification By Oklahoma officers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

7here ~.u be cne car lead a
ssesr sos posssb'y s,~o ~ cyst.
re Tsesdsy. wholesaler wsa
6.strsosse the sugar snnors she
retailers a. sssf - sse rsssiiees
make sensss fer a The -
price vii prevssf n yosr grocer
tells yss ~ hss rs ssssr. fssI
s.ru ~t>es ~ ear 7es 4
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Approximately ia milton aailsrs
was appropriated for the ysatss sss
Rensan fur tfv yaaf rhls measy
would nss b. ayailahlr. i, sas elaAmsd.
were thu original Valuations kapts ~
iAxatisn wwald nas yi~id sufficient
revsnus. Not al stats 1flssru held
thts Yisw y ~aH xsnsFaIIy believed.
hussvrv, that eertaln assessments
we're almost rlalsuIcuslY iaw
rhs board will msss again Aaxass
NJ at whleh tins protests m1aiass
valuations giaed b. she board ~slt
~ heard. II Ii hvglessd Ilstiw ehanxn
will result ffum tbs psoss~ta.
Raise Libraries ard pssmsras
rersaia awseplmK Increases ef yai-
nations Wsrs MAIDS Law libraries
lwr,i balls. diamonds aud aeatfas
beoAa wsre rass~a 100 pss esat ali
over slse stats Thre~hlag mashlnes
~agu raised materially In mo.i of N"
sountla4. maTe Than sAso psf esns IN
place. Advanced Valuations 90 .h~sp
wege fairly Ksaafai Merchandise
Wa rnissa e per cent tn ntanY soun-
slss. IN creased vaiaatIun. w~fs
tllAcsa on llsestork 10 moat counties.
she p.re~af ~ Increase varying con
slderalslY
Tha foflowlnx lIss gives some VI the
mere iasrurtant changes Ia number
Of counties The figures Indicate shs
par cent bY Witch the state board "
equalization Increased the yaluations
made bY tbs eountie.
Harper emnty Tare<hinx M
ehsnes 100: sheep 10. land. CO. town
ioia. 90. hofssm and mnlas. co.
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'coasinaea on psss !, Col 81

teach school in shs state. 10 tn hixh
selsools snd graded sefsols, This ao~,
not admit them 90 ths higher gvsdss
N saaehihF rh~y must cousvly vim
other reaairensns@ fer lhsf. ias sise
n'naissr term makes Il ssssss for them
10 d. THE
The summer terms al the sc1sspts
lass ssassd ~sfs sa<eas~fui 10 . higb
dsxTss. Mr. Wilson sstt. Nd croop
and Amersssni<sf,on work v<re
taught. rbk ~. - <1srss. never
besa feature ef she wort tefcrs. b.
cause u changed coaiisioas. TIE
teachers vho sttenisd sAis yunris
summer schools viii % bach - ~
rural schools prepared 10 l>ech this
work In Ne fullest mssnino.
In point u sft<odancs - trsus
Iu-t eiossd v~re more suoesspfGl than
any IA TIE past This = tus. pess
hzp< 70 natural cosd1tioanL - thsrs
are mors teachsrs shaa osoge. Ac-
eordinx 70 rspu>s fFdm ~ scAoela.
howsver. Incrsased in<ero.1 epeno1 -
have bs<s taksn gesen1Ir
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erai prosperous conditions existing
The present wosa, and peach crop.
being harvested and sold, has con
tribu,ed great deal 70 the incFaas.
~ tne deposits of tlis bank.
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