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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
SHE BLUFFS BANDITS
WITH BLAZING EYES

OAKLAND. May 2--With her
eyes blazing ~ she peered steadily
into the barrel OF n heavy revolver
In the hands OF . highwayman on
Lakeshore boulevard. Miss IAurette
r. Giliin. sss cath ri. defied the
bandit. biuffed him from his pur-
pose. dared him 10 shoot her and
saved jewelry amounting in value
TO several hundred dollars.
c. A. Broad. who says he IL q real
estate operator. who was Miss Oh
Inns companion when the robbers
stopped the machine in which they
were riding, Jared worse. He was
relieved OF watch. money and
other articles Of value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02

Thursday passed by without a dis.
turbanec os any kind. and the police
reserves stationed At the various 20.
iica precinct. about tn. city were
not needed. Labor day" celebrated
by about 600 In n drirxle Of rain at
Golden Gardens. on Ballard Beach.
outside the city limits. was quiet
and orderly. A. y. Deitsch. sccr~-
tary OF tho soidiers' and sailorH'
council. and James Farmer. Of San
Francisco. were the principal speak
ers Thursday.
Thursday afternoon q group Of
Russians sang ron.s At Mount Pleas
ant cemetery over the bodies OF I.
". VS. killed during the Everett
riot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Concrete Shipyard
Will Be ENLARGED

On. r. A. Special to The starr
LONDON. May 2.--Concrcte ships
have come TO stay. The Stewart
firm of shipbullders who started
work on the first one for the gov.
eminent In 1917. have closed their
Brentford yard and moved TO Roch-
ford. where they can lay down 10
concrete ships at one time. RIBS.
sides. decks are all OF concrete cast
In one sheii. and the more bad
weather they encounter. the harder
the shell becomes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
=x-SEATTLE FIREMAN
RECEIVERS IN FRANCE

Lieut. r. W. Akcrs. former men,
or Of the Seattle fire department.
tho was cited three times for bra
cry and awarded the Croix de
;uerre and tho Distinguished Ser.
Ice cross. IL recovering from wounds
nd operations In a hospital near
sord~aux. according 10 word received
~ Fire Chief strtson. Lieut.. Akers
vas attached TO tho nth divi~-,n.
lie viii return to Seattle as soon ~
10 ID physically able 10 travel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Germans Threaten
Antwerp Boycott

On. r.. A. Special TO The start
BERLIN. May 2.--The Germans
.hink they have n club which will
,ompe, the Belglans TO modify their
treatment OF the Germans. Ger.
many threatens TO send her future
trade thru tho harbor Of Rotterdam
ather than thru Antwerp " the
lslglans don't be good" The Ger
mans complain that their property
being seized and their business
orcibly wound UP In Belgium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
MAN LOSES $1,000
WHEN DAM BREAKS

sAS BERSARDISo. May s--Elev.
en- thousand dollars was the spot
cash cost OF the otay dam disaster
TO Manuel Denair. he testified today
NJ the trial OF the famous otay dam
case. which was In progress here.
TIE money. Dsnair said. Was hid
den in a wine eask. When the dam
brok. the water sweeping over his
place carried away the cask. as well
as his house. himself. his wife and
baby. He said u was by the meresr
accident that he and his wife WIRE
cast up on a rand bar and saved.
but the money. he believes. IL going
yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Bank of England
Gives Up Profits

IN. u. A. Special TO The start
LONDON. May s.-The Bank of
England has announced that II viii
take no profits from the war. and
Britain IL waiting TO learn how
many millions will be turned back
to the government. The normal
semi-annual profits Of the banks are
s2.5oo.0 900 and dividends are almost
standardized at 10 per cent for the
year. Since 1916 the capitalization
OF the bank has stood ut a little
more than s7.25o.o0o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Spartacans Favor
Dum-Dum Bullets

IN. Il. a. SpeciaI 10 The Star.J
BERLIN. May 2.--Dum'dum bull.
lets are favorites with the Sparta.
cists. In three underground store.
houses In the forest OF Ratingen,
$4,000 cartridges OF this type hidden
by the revoiutionaries were found
by government soldiers, along with
machine guns and rifles. Schroeder.
the Spartacist leader. who exposed
the hiding place when arrested. was
a burglar before no became n rev.
Olutionist-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Londoners Record
Umbrella Thieves

LONDON. May 2.--Perhaps. aft
or all. more umbrellas are lost
than stolen. Out OF $4,000 articles
held In the lost property depart
ment OF Scotland yard are $4,000
umbrellas. Fur coats. Photographs
and even a big fircproof safe are
among the articles held for owners
during the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
Timber Up Quickly un1B - 0ss1h-
ing. Penetrating AuD1@110 4
Hamlin's Wlsmd q

In cases Of rheumatism and lane
back II penetrates quickly. drives out
soreness. and limbers up stia. ach-
ing joints and muscles.
Wizard OH ID an absolutely rel
able. antisepuc Application for cuts
burns. bites. and stingA epratns 40
bruises heal readily under IT. sob
ing. penetrating quali5ss-
Get Il from druggists for % cenfa
II not satisfied return the bottle ana
get your money back.
Ever constipated or havs ~
headacheY Just Try Wizard uvu
Whips, pleasant little pink pllA "
cents. CuarAnteed.-Adverdssmen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02

PALACE IMP

The rnidweek bin which opened Al
the Palace Hip Thursday r. proving
big hit There are two acts which
class Al hcadiiners. McGrash and
Woman. The Lunatic and the
Prima Donna" provide a good com.
cdy act. McCraih appearing a. an e..
capped iunatic and Miss Yeonan Ms
an operate singer.
Polly. On and Chick live M 10
their billing. Cute. Clever and
CLASSY" This trio sings. dances and
has q snappy line OF comedy patier.
The rest Of the bill II good. Fred
and Peggy Pymm present "A Tag
Day for ouid Ireland Pyrnm Is a
clever Irish comedian.
Sam and Lou La Merit sing. whis-
tie and give limitations.
Wolf ana wilton present The
Golf Cure
Snow. sigworth and Sharpe are
two pretty misses and q man. who
win with their musical selections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
COOTIE CLAN IS
DYING OFF FAST
Only 10 Per Cent OF Yanks
Have Pets Now

PARIS. May :.--starvation. per-
secution and race suicide are
threatening with extinction tho
coolies or tho A. u. r.. which not
longer than four months ago were
we'll fed. contentod and increasing
at a birth ratio that doubled every
week.
While 90 per cent Of all division
al troops were louay-thats tho
term used IN the official reports
AT the time the arnisticc was sign
ed. IL ~ estimated. not more than
10 per cent Of these troops were
found infested when the dciousinR
and bathing experts OF tho army
took census recently.
OF s5t.7o5 troops examined. only
$3.50 were found to be harboring
coolies. Three-fifths OF this num-
her were In three divisions. which
at the time the examinations were
made happened TO be In less suita.
BILE areas than the others exam
ined.
Many FACTORS Help
Better living conditions. increas-
ed facilities for bathing and indi-
viduai determination not to be In
tested with coolies, together with
the activities OF the deiousinx and
bathing outfits. II said % have
knocked OFF the 80 per cent in
cootic casualties.
Arrival OF troops at New York
and other American ports accom-
panied by coolies has led 20 dras-
tic cleaning methods on many
boats being used as transports.
These measures followed an ex-
animation made OF members Of ihc
crew OF the steamer New Amster-
dam. which reported az Brcst
about March I. The examination
was made TO determine II any OF
the crew were suffering from
typhus fever. as the boat had just
come from Rotterdam. where the
disease prevailed.
Instead Of typhus germs. the
medical officers at Brett found
coolies. All the bedding on tho
boat was put thru the deiousing
plant on shore. along with tho sail
ors. and the whole boat was clean
ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02

Gibson IL picked a. the first United
States minister TO the new republic
OF Poland. He has been connected
with the American embassy In Paris.
and during the war was secretary.
under Brand whltlock. 10 the cmbas-
Wy In Belgium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
M0sHER Is APPOINTED

+. w. Moshcr, sccretary.manager
of the transportation club. has been
appointed assistant state director OF
war savings for Washington. his ap.
pointmept TO take effect ut once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
CLUB ELECTS MRS. KEEI.ER

Mrs. A. II. Keller was elected pres
ident OF the Seward, Social and Lit.
erary club OF Rainier valley at a
meeting Of the organization held this
week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-29
APPEAL MADE TO
100000 PREACHERS
Officers o! P-othtao1 Committee
Ssr The Spirit q. AlAv;s! is
Abroad IL the LAnd Issue
CD. 7c A1zls

7asf prahani,uu iuAr0t has lssnet
AZ Agpa1 randng
1 crucial hou- hEs ARRIVED nf-'
: Abroad 4 sht hand 1hs spi-t ni
ANARCHY. os l1v vitiHnsd and law re-
1sahl NElanAl Js'at haiar ~ he-le
.A-a11sned Ministers and cangrech-
uuns 4. sbI bnF xAurs;hts ar cnllt'c
raun 10 hflg halt ihe -.Ds Ene hold y
tssa u1tn NlilanAl g.,vhFnfian gysss
lraa Asfem jury q 1919
We. mt stesaars =. snt National
F.-ah lGlar co1nu51lt't. hsretF ah-1-
s.slly -.svntsi sT+sv <ne o. tn -iu l
ehurunes Il lne Timed STATES - m
lnssdln1sgy sta Esd T,Ds church serr-
ins. gr4sHrTnsr III suns Nh IL H. n
fe--s. II VIA time arsAihi1ur and ihs
n+,rassHrT lag9slaaiar 10 make & sf-
E@gape ant su make effective the sr'a-
lliinriar tadHrll amendment
la. Tins ulap1ang ~ : injecting cf
grotest EgEtnEa GrE 1rTluents ~ n,Ah-
sure hooking ae 1hs -egsall er zhs WIZ
s4as agln Al fhf same rimt ser n
he rnetairr Sx siss g,saaelar sar can-
srrprrlrs 3aCiKlasiin ta, making j. I'M
1nAnia.e,r t1farfsrA
We u,Fe aHrit minister G1 --'Ascsf
sa-man unur tht ssusnec Int atlsa snf
atrTnGI be taligweo by g,s14riEns t,arn
1is nnngragG1jur hacr~ssss.d X ne r 5
seIHfH IN care IL fs1tt Rt-4Eanr@ Ald
10 1hs hauss Ef Representatives IN cErt
af rbf 3aeG7 representative
IN bdai1ign VIZ urnH thAs sasls nsl
aEEsne1 shs sssriEreEE1,un aGs rec every
gA-EEniErngr ID -h4 raEinlsy- antanaEne
ToUng Fssrlss sarieriss. hodges, egrn-
merniEl satns, chambers 0t nnnneryss
grE1lgsF,. e'dAssssas tG-unErw EssoraR-
E1Unss nss~gihE1Elsr RssaaErssdss anse
ar'amlrHn1 lndirsdlAls 10 sHpa el1e ps~
riuns
PlaEss asl r-su8raT Taan rau dt-
i'Hnds II Gr'aBr measure ah4 tr'EEI-
1zH1tar ant mobilization zd asa urmer
mo-hl 8ar'aes NJ nsxsasshrT Ez HI naus
hsst tlis- Fr1a ti1dgn NE1fsnEl E.on
rHaE.A, s-s M'sssl MBt ssun 4r-es-- ESh-
cara
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-29
COUNTY OFFICIALS Do
NOT llsE soIo PLAN

1srinr ot -he EacA-r r9uh. n en-
oursiIr TIE prvGsoshi 10 hult hs-t-
sI'fncet -nsas N D1-f LarHr caGr-
IT. ueets vHh oppas iiar u raunrr
ccu,r Ssust Ssrries one cfsScit1 sGsd
'~Tlrlt gilEr VII rDess vi eeei6ea o.
asila1l. s.nct Il VI lerr hehrr
evrH sEK or he <asr Hne orhtr Fn--s
n ihs cour1r. win ~ resuirIni f.ene-
f't The plan -haz We WI Is al hl.-
cuur1v rrabd g,lEn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-29
TRANCE CALLED FINE AND
A Fol RTH MILLION MEN

T-ADns. With L g,alHlHflnn Ct uh1ut
tf rnSEnar 1nan i1izpa nelyav : ~ NIL
I'm men au,.lnr hrs VA T'vsa Natsfs
sate~ The g-v'as var as7EEr k.xt. ssf14 =
t-~s Hna s.THz.eel Fsssnennan hnd
bsssr rs1les ~ aast rsSars Rr Fsar.u-
a-w q. 1aaii. ahs ao1gs vEs : n1illial
Fwaln sfIeg time zgr 9a 7lsf HDd II RE
wiz hess znnr ssF i.pr u1eA,,srx End men
wf-e ADDED H. taaA IruA. although
rllrr more we've mHgiIRzac vtlitsf r'a-
nlsre1 cHEulltyas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-29
COMMUNICATIONS.


aa yns Lanasr nm b raAl sstist
mEr ana hBr+ bs~n slhecKne uE
Guihrat GrTnarrv owners ta- Aan-
sss Ca.y firm. wtict wants 70 NY ~
new form ns laHr nsrrt in check
ms M. 1ind a ru-1ons csnd lissn here
nd bssAsr4 ] can ftL I'll wslhau- hf'-
nc auh3s,r lo 9ht charge l,s knocking
On rhs narr1 sos at DElIhonsE ave
rue erlr five FsrRors ~ firms gvr
hs husanrs I whieh iheH d. nusi-
pess IN Fh+ saush sins tour s,f'rsars
N FIRMS own ths nuldlnss III wihjth
fhFr De agnsiness. On Elr-Issr ave-
nne. north si6e. aan- s'srsalas Srr firms
awr she uidErrs thfE art II fr the
sau1h slfs asua af.ree Uvr Ibeir own
buildings On INT business rrass
sH,ef.ts The ETsrBee is swn Tlher9
them III rourasH ts.al lpa mArF
business firms I,s paving -ans 8aw
nnnIanull oura@ o. rsgreserTs
nisilAnr Eelrr tHalh H in brock.
sisns In1 marvu, Catch 8hs paI1.
Ut -w.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-29
ACCENT saies c-fcs asss
Wosws ~ OKLAHOMA s-fA'

lAx-an- NAY - EA2 army ~orw
10 mksl1g ssssfs lnr~~3ss "a ne shss,
y cauanchs csCrfy accardlns q }
y Ne~s,y. caln;y t1f1I hsent oai ~
IA ne ckIser q nj sttlcus IN
faictes Tie soru las DESTROYED
VITA Rtcs1i x-ns have hst tea
olnrF ~ ch.'st asn. s1f xbsl Z
c.asss r is tx3.ecsee IA; ne sarzns
WI h-cu1ne more rusns-uhs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-29
-E DOES -Etyy Nosx

u a. nsaHrT wHrs. EDe 1nBa IN 0
sIrBiir gr d mans g EalDsvs" v-1aes
5srr DEwsaL CRpaan. IN Mr zrou-
f3s starred w8t1 sFTTNs. s&fIgszp yhaRs
grsv uF 3htf rapras q eerr3s q.
Falsr K3erey Ftls. and bedzsrs il wBs
gaDs. nr pElns nat srrart1r aatz zns
They saslist rtlauma45r pains. hBrE-
akfss. sgrsnass. Stiffness S51d every
vns,-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-29

Kansas CRY. Nav HOES Re-
rtiirls alHhf. rI,Rer 70 no 1zS lr'we-
Eu7f. slt-.as1 ~ '.J. nearies. $40 sbf7
= ~. medium. ss0gr q eees lr-fts
S7A Hhd ~. psrs STAG IA -
Eeasig,is ..epb; mnr-Ev'
sIfnGr 70 iuwet cnt1ce hanrF steers
slalas6 lf.aF- maatun. slSfb@ II, sh-
common, s1l.- q lE-t. bsiters, sG*.
l1as,I COWS. 81 ;,eGas cAlreS. sl4@
Ii Fsb. sqocfTrx y-aas q 1sssH
S8EEP-atrs g1s . as. lambs. s.:
654 i'lr ewes s-@3A-5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-29
uTRUn SOLO OUT,
USING HORSE uA|MEATs
Bsassn buv.Ix 1vesytsszS IL
Drgf L.ns YAss Snss0 e
Aincsol. Wa, Z sksy
De whs. lh Dry

me frcctst srkds - Slnsfss.sf
s~assy has nerf ~ "a us n - a.
q hanf hse- ssit a erursiss se1sy
% a. ne carr tnV1a-~s 90 sFe--
ss.l "a IN Amsi os nes shes
shss 49, secams uf n f.snas 49,
ErsA4AssaaH . F~2Ey hfrS NiFas nev
shss 80 assaaf ane trIs-As exsry-
fflns tnai has a tr1of - aloahol I
caADai s~ep aatr0n q sisct AZ.
mnre fhsf "a a. atf-uH n s'rfs
A. ~ 9ama,ca s.nssr = sthassi-
~ Ia l.HiT.s1As wa SEA s-r crsi
sioabsa A. aarrns = seot rur rp<
Here l.E-mert a slr.olrs tisis 49,
80 iAaa he AumsH fn1 The in.r
has e.~%r rrarhec hcvevr. ay 80
man vbe cane n vs-se~aaf Anc
eausfs "A Aas,es 81 ne ~HanNIs
saaDeit. Nshe - cArfl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-29
VOTE ROAD BONDS
TO MATCH UNCLE sam
Mer Lei Taxpayers Subscribe
Fer The Ponds: co1rirT Club
Springs Attractive Fss1lrs
L. Hard 2.usd TAX

Issd l43Eif nuln1E TDst S7Hl 'tt II
hanas 10 rns1ef sg,ph DRt sns seoer1-
strerrnssn. v0nln gladly give tsc iht
hu1lling IL hlrt snr1Ecet rands IN n.
COUNTY" sl3a A. G.eA, sarnsr eauIss
Ssssa
lsers jHs1 Is shis
ltr s7selieaA 3s-gsnr rahs aaIas ht
issued bearing 3.sr renl Bsinrt
spaaang shf satdnall5nr ra rvre 1el ihe
g,Angas q. ght nilrTy Subscribe tar
these e,srndx lsti every fnzgHTsr pns
one ne-rvsnar-safsf az his Subscription
earh rnn1ah Tsbt nIr who snhscrihs4
tx slee assnd weual ahus 1.sr lng
zne COUNTY Hreharsg 81 4 msrlh RI
snis sslbn al rnlDri0n Logan Seau1atE
kessas her svr mansr IL INT rnur1s
snt r~1s hard -srrtBns.I rsnsas wiih1u
s,nt rHngs aadniNaa sEYHrr rurt 81
whHs Is ngw b4@fnr uAld 3ar -and Ar-
keer In zhs cuur1r.
gA4 cgunEv rAlunrasr il ~ rliiar
6ssllsrs Tins makes TWO mills lAxh-
k5un.
T,Ae 3dsH waGa1 be 10 mike TN :
hgmts fighsr A1ErBtasve. lsi tnatn
draw x.s g,sv cfnr. &c 1be nvpar raul
erEw eu rban On hasis 70 five
5@r re1I1 sFan II wnula is,guirf asu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-29

Increasing the permanent en30x-
-ueuz ct Phslligs angrsrsfsy or Ens1
5s the purpose q campaign ihzf h1x
bssn started 4 uhsx city II Is ~x-
1'eused That she cszr VIII pat ~ slese.-
faEsG Il sAiz zznos1f X Is noted fhss
The unare-sitF had Al en-1llnsaf of
1.a7T ssaoenss az-1Dg fhe sro1sa rear
<sossnr TIE ssraatv consisis q sk.r-
rr-eiyn- -e-neers-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-29
~-1- oME wo--Es DOES

M~- p 8er-p+1l MHwEvEnaI
Place. NldEjsaHvI- " J.. w-nes- =
hGrt EsFtu F0ltrk EanFr ant Tar sr
nr 4l-11t bsr. ant k:zIlnw -acunzlnssn.
r aaa hiE.fiaF rs ! za1rs II L. The 1nsa
mnuscinf 1a- coughs ant rxaas" FHD<
iar e-au3 amt wasssFii-E raREf, Hs ve
1t Hanghs ant ral6s. Gun1Ezns Ds
rrsEas4 Soic Frs-vv-ha-s-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-29

,-lsr. G. sti-r sla. --,nrntr a. WNA N
'-zyx rtous iisz- r1.ia-f' s.R -rar..
expires a. re- sa-,s mere lxs: -isss -
rAnc.- ~ the s.arac.. Sns snc sser
in many spt-sK --tr Sar o ~ ckir-
horrsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-29
GcsEsNcr Mall VIEW IL
rxs1cE o. --sr-s sExR-

EsErf-riu- ant Erx -.1f.arqssrL. R1r-
afass f=srsrTl Epa Ms Eor Eszf.nln
ant Atsuu-E Genera Chs 2ar-s.1
WI aeirs Oklahoma Cz,r- 7Essnur-Sx
tps New Tzr'k 70 rev -be ua-b1s zs
zbH ssfsh rsrlsiur-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-29
OF Local Moment

Mrs Tt NNsnols was ssps-Ysesa s1r IA,
ngvsndiciras a. 1bs NJ L hrs5arEl q, .
, N saaIr
Tlhs s.frF mar VII Ne closed axnnxg-
rev
A w'-e -,z1u EduH-5 n Esnnaas
Ers-sd thH- ~ hb1 s~-srae s1s4ar truu
cvss-sssHs Rnt vonl5 az 70 Cang N,
10 ms tsstshz-r-d He hnk c,t--r =
F-znns szros laE 1ugusd.
4 ral1res saldsar WA HssAs what
- though q ms ocean Eun-ss a
goodness. f'oss. -hs eo8ar-d solaasr
-eg15st ~ WAS 1bs FMS hing ] daps
srsr ssss tar Eas ssnonsn as--
= fprs rur Eiss ! De rrr a--ozhHs.- :
Es16 an Oklahoma CRY iraaErnEr sk
hs sernck evvr znplhsg ir'ezFrax
win a -aarosc a-un-
gntrs c : Anss uf 0laxbarnE CIR
vEx n Suh-s. nsdzr <r.-,rse -
k&z4inEsaI sherE ~ vi see.z aa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-29
TAXES HOLD Arp ,srlps

xz-3s H=fss-. F-e<ps-z. H. writes:
! had zs-s - lefs of coag1 s1~ %
Fezz snc ! have tkhsz euirs . rzH-
f'<r q n-oaezns-- Soze o. theD sah0
bclt z,< helps EiEs F0seys Hoeey sna
Tx- TtEs cd rtshss< coagH syrzp
s-uurrsF h-sEs oougAs. oosds. e-yzU
soc v1sopixx ro1Gk C0<asxs -
csa.ssex Sod e<4yUh~x
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LAND ros sclclEss

SecrecErr Lane has cnrnrieret ms
IAHr iar supplying land X sss 600 SOL
diers 40
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c-1NDLss's soNcs aPPaoeso %

CsnEnds+r. 81 alst ws1erw a'ils a.ane
issue hAs ne+r approved fy The ha-
TcrnsF r4ntrH4
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wosE WEN sos NAVY.

Seursaary Daniels hAs made Al Ag'-
p'ehl itr guH'str ml-h1n men IDart
Tor sbt nav
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farDf- fresloe1i IA tals-d 81 fbe
league o. LHtans a. W5efl1 lIsi
Ishi
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Friday Morning Only.

The War Meharx are rsrT snrlous
shsz every returned WST8e Esr rsa-
saEn ATTEND rbs Nerno-GaI DsF sxss-
clses In .a4 nnasr-n
L. II SsAss1 ! Ez Tor lae DAILY
-Hadsr s-rDag pEf a vKni a6 in it's
casu1ns for hep gns rwsnsr pecSas
Responded !. pays 10 advertise IN Tie
LAsosr
Gs-rre Rcsregor "A rig JOB Is
never uas n4En's sos Every rnal In
Gulhrss uEg 10 sozps1a11g - make
tas f0wn ps--sr +"
Prank Pserzsf -AnrzAsng sorssa-
5er Is xs1rs-srs.-
A DE.czor Yen cgnr c0rsra LIE
And ron hsrsrs surrhing 10 say ssos.
oeB-h.-
Ths Hungsrisns use fl-rsps sc
make wrAsE$r-
ToEsor-gr Is NeDr1zl Day. Fsxef
r-srs -S.-..< - So. .1~x~.~ r~-
BODY Should attend ne serrsrex
San Ex-fner- RE-hsr tsz1 nske
q promise ros 6oris sz-eDs &c xsep ten
rht otber tel1or 70 e - s'us6er
Funrssx rAznx n tie se-ss Is a.
1zxx kcsz1ow
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rHv wars as assistant 10 The Efaor-
rtr EsnprHa Ss The TanMeG S1GTes
Merboaisl church. SDu1t, hRs ratsssl
she Ss...tel sbA Qnzfs II the ceraf.-
srr arrive
sEap eEhss iaEnz 81 she tAEl scnsr'aa
acwn rns-s. The s1pdtnrs turned cn
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BsE.nnEnx june Z ne Daily ant
Sundsr OkakAanzr w as dszirer~s
tsr - ee.ts 4 n1nt1-H a AocsR
Phank - .R~
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Tkks l. ~glc1orF Day a. shs StzIl-
varer A 4 u college Conneocs-
Dsn1 ere-cise< hare b-sz On al
week z1d zz1r risssors are present
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LUX
l5c Value.
lOc
Friday Morning Only.

Lux J. the finest and most con-
venient preparation made for
washing Crepe de Chine and
GeorcrfTe waists. Two boxes 10
a customer.
Main Floor
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Judge H8dresa. Il hare hunts
aaas Prr~sseas w1lso1 is solag 70 r.
es9re eaize few gers messages eruE
the W c 7. IT,
Ten yea~s trurz u0T Ten Nlgats n
Bar Room VII be very popnase
sga1A- because o- lis historical inter-
est
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rHv wzrrs "a RssasnLnt 70 The Erassr-
rsF EsDarna g. the TnMed S1ETes
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VI ? Ea1Eer Is srzeoasns sss Esys-
tss1 a. DEazh1ms Cry
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Msrhoadsa church. Sou1t. hRk rgtsss1
1he xss4Rel s8H QnEs1s II srs csuae.-
arw drive
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While Hose
35c Values.
Csc
Friday Morning Only.
Second Floor.

White Hose for the women
and children, at a pr1ce that will
interest: good quality, fine
ribbed all Ss2es. AAAs&t'
Basement. |
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T0Esar-gv Is NeDE1sl Day. rswes
WI close n rns afternoon Every
body should z--snS sAe serrsrex.
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Fzrrssx -Aznx n tie ssds Is 9
1nxs kez1ew-
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Oklahoma Der vl fsul1d EAr~gv
rsag. rsslrasd erarn BrxnrA- ARK u
lne LsElEnarnE gssaa 4isaas