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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-08

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SOrgange. oa 13lr nos rpas p ,c1l'1 nm
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sic SticIe fiir llber }peltulticu0 Sdiife
NIT clnem @ehalt pom tI,400,000
(omcn. Bon 0cu 2000 Shiffen limo
bereit3 1900 pom Stopcl gelulfcn
mo 400 abgeiiefert morocn. Man
mag eIncn &eariif onpon crbolten.
mas 0a3 mcint, menn man e%rfdfrt,
ooB Dies led)3ig Gro5ent Ger Qeiannt
ten britiihcn Nanoel2ilottc Dor Dem
Arieae gIcihfommt limo iolh label
barter &%elIalngen CAB IS mcbrere.
Nber mo mir utlteritrcid)elt
olcle% Nber- mas uiibeu inns Die
1diifc, Dcnn mir lie ipdter 2(n0cren
iibcrlolIeu?
Tie omCrifnuiihen &ubelcorrcipon,
0enten III europa, bclon0cr& 0ieicni-
gen III &onoon, beid)mcrtcn it'd in Den
llt1Hltcn Wodtu uno Monatcn ilber
0cn 10 ilbcrnlt3 nlQngclhaitcn @erfchr
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nw idIlt Is ijjr ciu5cIne Ecrionen
'dfmcr, YdIIaGe SIT ~befomucu, ion
0crn mJh tTrudt ittjnt mod)cn uno
monatelon1 Iicdeu 81 blclbeu. Die
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mcltlrm Gifer TrautreJh unO Gnu
l0no ocu Nan0cl5pcrfcbr nit Gclltid>
LAM mle0cr ouiQeuOumlcu mo sic
QroBteu @rotcn iit1 Qcijdcrt hobcn,
lpobrcn0 Nmerifu oen Y%upr0nundcn
fllr 0le observation-disclosures Qct1dF
Die amcrltauiitcn Nicid3rtatcitte III.
rlltbtclt, Die nun meltn 4t0nacl2 an
Sdr't4rulm 5uiidlcn ltutid'iano mo
Nnlerifa ooh utd)t mtr0tu tunfltrircn
toHueu.
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&otcn %unicre neu Qcbuutcn prdt
tlgcn Sdriife az itolieniid)e un0 iran.
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Gncr 3cituuq ihrelbt,
Sic RcQicrun1 uCrhan0tlt uir
Belt 10 ibtlcu mic m0QIit Sic Sdiife.
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I0uNrrinla utt0 Yu&0e1mnu unicre4
observation-disclosures i'm &crtcbr Ser Gin
}clcu <betlc m1icrca &on0cs NIT Sem
Nualonoe. Ter 1r6hOcnt, in Dem
oae Volt frdaruo nnfblift, iollte Ole
lem lGacn, iuarnm CT 0Inubt, 0ai, sic.
ir tNcS &uIfes) Sdfiic ucrdnfrrt luer
DEN, ipdhrenO sic ~.fSlcct Corporation"
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'ade @urler nit Dem einiahcn Wcp.
itcuptrituGo 9u@funit pcrlanat
Hber nisruauo gibt iie ibut!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-08

miBbon0clt mor0cn iin0. (Sn einer
&ciie, meld1e on 0a3 0mfcll1e Alfer
t5um .u5er njdt al cine uon &eltoe
u,ofrotie erleudtete 3cit e@rinHcrt -
&enn MA bod eH0lid elHnidl lerne1t
moGtc, 3uerlt INNER uOr Der elgenen
I6iire ST tebrcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-08

let our object be, our Country, our
ssEhole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
sz1ay that Country itself become a
vast and splendid monument, not
Of oppression and terror, but of wis.,
dom, Of peace, and of liberty, upon
Ehich the world may gaze with
admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-08
On bat mmisre famoic Ncbprciie 10.

picIe Wdrhen pom ser 0ti6ban0Iuna
alliirtcr Wcfuuqener 6urdl Die Gcut
id'en er5dhlt. mo nun itellt lid Der
ans. ouB nntcrifamide @eiangcne in
iran30iiidleu 3agern o onlerifoni
idcn Ciij5lercn in brutaliter 3eiic
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-08
Sttrni6unppen nn0 0nlQen=
bumorifiides.
Sufirogette gu enter aodin

SHrtregette 3u enter &odlln:
"&oiLeu Sic iih in oeu Oicnit Der
@Um itcGlen2" - a6d)iu:
vt9crn ubcr Is 0ilrfen nidlt mehr ais
) 10 et tn Der iSanrilie fem
Qic RcpubIif &cru perbdnnt
.hrc Gr 9Srdiiocrten. So arauiant
1T man b~ier5lIduoe nidt. &ier ld6t
man nc recon - bis Tie perqei-
len fNo, mas 9~etpobnIid, nidlt ichr
Id!lIt 0aucrt.
TrldfchIcr. - gNuIte Old
bran, mein Sobn". Iprod, ser oltc
%'otcr, Id ueiB ans @rfobr,mg, oob
Ser lu11c Stitocnt dtf Der ltniperiit1t
iohlrel1len Anfe II dltltuaen oIt>geicet
nj"
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,EAr grover Sunac gar 10 idlldteru
jit2"
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Nrau}l. o6$ is a itiihterner qua,
Der IS a }lpinilg Ser bat fih
'ho ult aIIetn a,f sic Welt 3u
tomullt 'traut."
Der St0otcr gcbt arti3 2dno.
}peitu or
It2 ANt1a8lebcltS iutt.
Ter fyarWer ober Heiitens iuht
GrholuuR in Ser Stnot.
Goh ncIru iie euoljh heimlefchrt.
Sam ruieu beioe aus:
VIE it'ou g dlid Ia 0rduBen mar.
In ihoujten its 81 NouS!
EansihuIen, athletiife Clubs
MIN. - uueS, nur niht oaS Wort
CNottE& In 0eu ~.mn0eruen Rirden
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-08
Ser 6Ouares hat S20.OOO,O 900 far

Die neltc Golf93dblung, Die crit nit
Rcltiabr beQinnT. ousQeDorien. Ga5
Ncttrcmeu inter SEN polltiidcn 4ar.
teien, INN sem qr0Btcn @nppcn oieicr
Suumc fir ibre @etreucn 3u erlas'
gen, lit abcr id)on i'm @Qnge.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-08

Gic Wried,em mclocu SieGe, Die
8olcG mcloen Sjcqe, Die JtuEduen
melocn Sicgc mo in Baris tagt Die
Sric0eu5coHfercn3 Sn Der That Ell
ne f@uripIe Melt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-08

DR. urbin
Carries Bslafag CHICAGO, Ill.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-08

McrfmiirSig! Ser Riaaer iOlte
bod irob iein, OaB mar rbnl itber-
baupt crlaubte, iiir oGcnofratie uno
Qualification" 81 fampfcn. 4ber
nidt einmul ser in tiefes Iafocufeu
Deriunfene 8r0ii0ent ideint ibm 0ns
fIar MAIDEN 5it fomuen.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
eEAvEaa IMJURe PARK.

To prevent permanent destruction Of
the park maintained by the Standard
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
Four story Brick With Rest and
Welfare Rooms for Employees
to Be Up to Date in Every
Respect.
--LATEST LIGHTING PLAN
Factory Will Cost Over $780,
900 and Will Be Equipped
With Every Feature Known
to Building World.

Z Early in 1920 there will be built in
Boise one of the finest candy manu-
featuring plants west of the Missouri
river. The plant will be located at
Eighth and Myrtle streets and will be
built by the Idaho Candy Co., which
purchased the corner some years ago
with a view of building as soon as
business Justified. The contract for
the basement will be let within 30
days.
Plans for the factory are being
drawn by Tourtellotte e. Hummel. The
building will be of brick. four full
stories with basement and will cost
something over 100000. In addition
to the mein structure. which will be
60x130, an addition of boiler room
and garage is to be built, 40x8S.
Every sanitary feature for manufac-
turing candy known to modern science
will be used In the factory and the
modern daylight method of construc-
tion IL to be employed. Rest rooms and
welfare room for the employees are to
be among the features of the building
The Idaho Candy company has ex-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
TWO DAYS TOO EARLY.

For failing to wait two days until
the opening of the pheasant season
before he went into the field, Luther
Stephenson of Melba paid a fine of
S25 and costs of SO when a pheasant
was found In his possession Saturday
by deputy game warden. The fine
was received from Nampa today by
the state game department
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
The
Capitol Dome
SURVEYS NORTHERN ROADS.

w. j. Hail. state commissioner of
public works, arrived last night from
northern Idaho where he has been
the hst 10 days inspecting the various
state highways and laying plans for
the spring road construction program.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
DEPARTMENT. MovEs.

The state department of immigra-
ton. labor and statistics. of which
Commissioner o. II. Barber is the
head, will move Monday from the third
floor OF the main state house building
to an Office suite in the old Sherman
house across the street. pending the
completion Of the new capitol wings
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
SPEAKS AT COOLING.

DR.. f. f. Laubaugh, director of the
public service bureau in the state de-
partment of public welfare, is back in
the city after visit in Gooding coun.y
where he delivered five addresses on
health topics before various schools,
clubs and civic bodies Wednesday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
OPTOMETRY EXAMS.

The state board of optometry will
fold an examination next Tuesday
Ten applications for license to practice
In Idaho have been received Members
of the board are p. A. Simmons. Boise.
A. L. Chiffon, Pocatello; w. w. Scots,
Occur d'Alene.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02

Amusement company of Weiser the
state department today issued trap
per's permit to Deputy Game Warden
G. w. Riggs to trap a part of a beaver
colony which has been telling the trees
in the park. Prominent Weiser citi-
zens have protested against allowing
the beavers to destroy the beauty of
the park.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
CRUISE STATE TIMBER.

A report on cruise of state timber
at Payette lakes made last summer by
students of the forestry school at the
University of Idaho under direction OF
Dean f. G. Miller has been received ct
the office of the state department nt
education. 1t shows that of 14,8l44
acres cruised, state normal schools
hold 5,904.51 acres; science school (uni-
versity), 5.093.42 acres; insane asylum,
1861 acres; public schools 1920 acres.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02

perienced a phenomenal growth in
Boise. The high grade of candy man
ufactured there is sold from one end
of the state to the other and their
sales district covers eastern Oregon
and western Utah points.
The firm now employees 10 people
including it's statesmen, office force and
factory workers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
Contracts

All of the acreage signed up for the first mill
is located along the Snake and Weiser rivers. 1t
consists of more than four thousand acres of care
fully selected beet lands with contracts running
within radius of thirty miles Of Weiser exceeds
l50, 900 acres. Fully 10000 acres of this land is
unexceed for the culture of sugar beets This
insures the permanent success of our factory.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02

Am. MONTE, Weiser, Idaho, Secy.. Treas.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
sTENoeRAPHER RESIGNS

Mrs. Chris Morrison, stenographer
in the bureau OF vocational education
of the state department of education.
resigned her position today and will
leave next week for Seattle.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
coIJRT GOES NORTH.

Chief Justice William M. Morgan,
Justice Alfred Bulge and Justice John
G.. Rice of the state supreme court, left
last night for Occur d'Alene to hold
weeks court for north Idaho.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

r.. E. SHEPHERD, Jerome, Idaho.
"A. M. MONTE, Weser, Idaho.
DAN H. STEWART, Weiser, Idaho
A. E. ANDERSON, Twin Falls, Idaho.
F. j. ARMOUR, Weiser idaho.
DR.. F. S. HARRIS, Logan Utah.
ARTHUR o. CRISMON, Salt Lake, Utah.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
FACTS ABOUT SUGAR

The world produces and consumes approx
mately 10000 900 tons of sugar every year,
valued at over s. 900 ,0OO, 900. We import about
$750,00O,0 900 worth of sugar each year, or about
IS per cent of our annual consumption. ..
Our annual consumption Of sugar in 1875 was
about AZ pounds per capita In 1914 it had in
creased to an average of 80 pounds and it is esi-
mated that it will reach 100 pounds per capita by
1926.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05
Excursion for $50
Ser Ameres First.

Just as soon as harvest and thresh :
irS is over you Rill have time foT .
breathing spell. yoa VIII be an worn
cut ami 50 will your wife inrsie you
10 take a little vacation down to The
Magic Valley along The Rio GRANGE
River where you Kill see = Sonderfl,
country with a soil as rich as the Nile
River and q climate unequaied in the
world
You viii isl1 With people who ara
raising corn. making two cr~ps per
rear on the same ground Just thinE
OF ina; from iso 10 .ee bushels pei
pear.
People will tell you that one wear
in cabbage neticd them Ss25 per acre
above all expenses or paid for their
land. in one year.
Farmers will tell yoa that their
alfalfa viii make from eight to Ten
tons per acre. also Rhodes grass and
Para grass viii cut the same and are
about the same in price. one acre viii
pasture > mich cows per year You
pill see oranges. grapefruit. lemons.
dates. figs. banana. grapes every
other Kind of fruits. corn. cotton
sugar cane. every kind Of stock feed
and hay. every kind Of garden vege-
tables sre raised for commercial pur-
poses.
Ycs VII see great cities. Gulf o.
Mexico ana sske . bath therein. YOU
win see Old Mexico. ride eee miles
b. auto and s.oes by rail. all for sss.
With your feeding and sleeping throw
ed In for good measure Tell me
xhen yca want TO 20. It's most Won
derfui sigas seeing trip.
wrise OF call on Barney NcOlrer-
tnn. Agent. W Z Stewart Land Co
BED Rock Okla
Per Sale. Sss acre. ranch. S.e
decided. :es IN cultivation. improved
efss arrrs grass. Price $4,000 Barney
wa.lverssn. Red Roex. Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05

he nAny thousands of them, will
stand tue ties, q conversion into Q
cabinet Frank T. Baker. engineer
N charge Of Methods; reco-struc.
ton in Europe. solved the problem
after Mrs. B. N. Tipple. wife Of the
head Of the Methodist College in
Rome. had ser; wcrd that women in
tire war torn areas espec.a.y needed
eupboards.
As devised by MIR. Baker the box
cover IS changed into cupboard doors
as soon as its two cross pieces are
sawed through and the halves are
swung on hinges Not only DO she
hinges and the screws 20 with every
box. but three shelves. for which
cleats are in place. and also q car
Of rnahorany stain ard a pant brush
furnished by . Methodist pain
manufactured.
OF the si05.ooo. 600 Centenary
fund Of the Methods; oEpiscopal
Church. the northern branch Of
Methodisrn. the sum Of sos 600 .OOo
has been set aside for war recon
strDction projects. Half Of this will
be Snert e- h-,~~ - s~N -A---A \
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05

To Tho Leader Justice t. ,irctsy y
hard game 10 beat. But some Wines
one feels Thar the hand az justice Is
500 heavy Nov here she ease of
Young Pan Dwrcr. aged IS. sentenced
fe fhe pcnnoniiary Tor ihree wears Tor
stealing SIX chickens poor. flows,
chickens. too Ice Ksne's case was
dismissed, bur younr DWvcr was stuck
for three wears He viii DC worth
aeoni ~ cenis when ne -cas ous. be-
cause Ehsi he does MOI know OF CRIME
now U5ll b gladly taught him ia inc
pcn That's where crime as iaurh,
ln The prison The hard hoilea mrn
love 10 islk crime 20 the ienderfooi.
This poor boy should have gone go
some reform sl hood OR. beasef. ne
should have been laced in she car-c
Of some farmer z. The mountains.
Then he would have grown up 90 hc
q GOOD boy Bus what ! wanted 10
say was The insanirv OF justice Here
. poor kid d puf away for three pears
while roaming The siree.s sew are :
bunch q boys who should be in the !
nen at bard .lsbor aor life The boys /
have mind are dovcrs and thieves /
They have been arrested several
flmes. that Is. some OF them. but they /
always escape Justice Bsve they o j
puils II seems SO The idea of sen
fencins this DHyer boy 10 prison
when a %, 81 other hors are lex ouf
and moi molested for stealing things
Of value Moreover. Dvyer Has not
dope tlend- He wss merely the VIC
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05
MAKING THE MOST OF MARRIAGE
A Series Of Plain Talks to Married People Written
by Ray c. Beery, President of the
Parents Association
Parents Association

lent idea 10 lei aim DO snyfh.ng d
chooses during The first half hour. lc
him play ~ favOriie game o. read. o
do anything that NJ wishes The frs
hAE-hour % So after work is The mos
important
When your husband comes hons
from work. DO looking Tor him. Man,
age Tour work so shsi sou can 20 ig
'he door 60 greet him. Say somc.
thing 10 make hin foei ha gy. SUE
cesi that he's had hard days worl
and thai vaa want 10 le1 him have =
good comsorishle rest Tel aim fhai
won are making scmeisins hc likes
for supper
Now after YOU have greeted him.
and Won have exchanged ,,lcasani
words with him ask him snilngly IL
81 would suii him All right to % some
shine Tor you a, about SIX o'clock l,es
ihe time that ven suggest ee a. hast
q half hour honce Asking him 40
favor .eu in lhis panncr and elrins
him plenty OF gime TO rosi beforehand
VIII result in hls agreeing 80 10 eo
naturally And why moi ash HIN n|
ahis way j, makes you happier and
him. TOO
Noa say ne hates 10 hear vou talk
This simply Indicates shat your talk
ss moi along the righ1 line He ma
Furally doesn't care 10 hear anything
against himself and he would q Ntsle
rather not hear unkind things spoken
shoui Others For example. he is NOT
ANXIOUS TO hear how ha3lY the chil
dren acted Tell hin pleasant ihinss
about himself and i.- viii be glad 10
hesF you aalk- He VIII even show you
that b. IS clad
Some wives the minute they ssc
iher husbands taking chair in rhe
evenings. viii say something like this
Why. Henry. yoa're nor sitting down
il ghe7e before carllnS out vour ashes
are yaols And aren't you going to-
Such an approach IS utterly absurd
A man may al simes act like listic +,
bor. nns 80 treat him Ike one never !
pays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05
FEMALE sAH HOUNDS
HAVE WELCOME HERE

Kansas City. No Jalv s-Dainiy
feet Will rest on the brass rails. oncs
the support os only masculine arren-
dages. tiny elbows viii decorate the
MAHOGANY and feminine voices Wi
pass The sime o day with the bar
tenders in the rev prohibition won
ans bar which q former Kansas Cisy
saloon owner has announced he wiz
open now that she fluids with ganch
has passed into ancient hissp-y-
OK course. cherry phosphate and
ETohshlv q one per cent viii De ths
only drinks served The management
has announced there vii ee 10 tables
no card Essy1ns and positively %
lc&sing-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05
JUDGE LETS HIMSELF
OUT IN NOTED CASE
0kmulgee Lawyers Meet To
Name New Judre To
Try Katy Fixico
nil Case

Okmulgec. July a meeting ol
Okmu.gcc county lawyers was beng
held in rhe district courtroom here
this afternoon for the Purpose of Sc
'eci.ag a successor for County Judge
Riley Cleveland in she kaiy Flxicc
Nsrsey case This became necessary
after Judge Cleveland had declared
himself disqaaiifiea 30 hear tho case.
following stir ooas battle ON ihc
proposition.
The judge 10 bc cleclod az the meet
ing 81 ;he bar viii preside a; The
bearing a. which Z " kimhley, guar
dian Of Katie Fixico Marsey has been
cited 10 show cause why ne should
40, he remared Is guardian.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05
Phone 1876.


tificate by Cleveland came somewhst
- surprisc. \ petition asking thai
Judrc Cleveland disqualifs IN the mas
ter Was fled in county court sen dss'S
ago BY Allen Rose and Dan 7 Farrell.
attorneys for Nj kimblcy. but CleNc-
land declined 20 disauah;y. Mr. Kim
blcy's attorneys then carried the mat
Ter of disqualification 70 The superior
couri and on Saturday secured writ
ot mandamns directing Cleveland TO
disausiify AZ the time the writ was
-ransod Lyiic and + VI Carter. rep
reseniing Cleveland. announced heir
intention Of appealing 20 the supreme
ccart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05

Presto, There is real wirarcr,
row IN reconstruction. A plain, un-
'orely American packing box. that
las apparently served its entire pur-
BOSE by carrying much needed goods
e the devastated regions Of France.
.eccnes. under the mage touch Of
cav. hammer and brush. decorative
and serviceable piece OF furniture
Tor some housewife there where the
Hun left nothing but ruin ard
vrecksCe.
IL is the purpose Of the Depsrt-
merit Of War Reconstruction and
Emergency Of the Methodist Gen.
enarv 10 place one Of these boxes.
transformed into a kitchen cabinet
into every needy home in the ele=en
towns Of ire Chateau Thierry dis
trlct which IL has officially "adopted~N
and in those os the Pave region
where Il has assumed the burden of
seconstrvction.
OF course tie packing boxes are
spcc ally Omaoe: the wizardrv is
really all ooDe over here. Every box
Ia NeihodIsts shin ard 'h.re viii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05
Pimples, Sores, Humors
and Skin Eruptions
Are Caused by Impure o. eac Blood
internal Treatment i.
Necessary.

heTe are great manv cuadlaseus
~ poor health caused bv bad blood
These disorders arr eridenced bv skin
esnntl0ns. swelling or toe glands O,
soiDts, falling hair and sores on dis-
fere1i parts OF the face. limbs OF BODY.
Nhile i Is had enough 10 be sick.
such troubles are q ccr1in1ai source
of enaarrs ss1nent and arnovsnce
You can sIiersaie these troubles
cS1sed By impure Or had blood by sak-
- Prescription C-es2s. a blood pari-
fe- Of merit The medicinal sng-a6i-
eris Ehsch are used IN IT'S -nsnurac-
fare are SO p-oco-iooed and CON
hsrsd as 10 20 directly &c lie scat OF
fhe trouble. swee, ors the impurities
and purify the blood. that one great
necessity o. a heskhy BODY.
Prescription C-1e23 contains No
mercury. cs'iurn. raoryssine. cnlora1 o.
s.rrrhnins: ], ~ae originally -hr
prescription Of a prominent PHYSICIAN 4.
used n his practice IN the fresimpn;
Of conditions due TO impure blood. !.
sry one doubts .he rs~rit of shr naedi~
rinsl ingredients used. the rnanufsc-
t1rers viii gladly furnish this infor-
mstion 20 their family physician
Prescription Cess can be found Al
ali good drag ssoues Tor $ls5s = bottle
OF ne rnzrufscsurers vii send pre-
sssid on re-ci-e OK p-ce Write the
C-eses Laboratory. Memphis, Tenn-.
for free literature
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05
The Forum
Cornunicsfiersi TO tie
Edi,er
Shouts Pa, Mrs povoh,,

To The Leader ihink fhc persons
who have been nsing waller from Mr.,
Dourh,y's Ecl for the past rhir.
years should Dc rcncrons enough 20
contribute something 70 repairing she
well which Is AsdlF damaged. Mr.
Doughty Is 81 much expense and wor-
~, and those who hate enjoyed faeors
from her should bow rooomponso hcr
III
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05

Wog-ns inserfcrc with shr growth of
cbaadren They Become shin. gale and
sickly Get r8d 81 ihese parasites af
cnce il Yon WOULD have healthy. haQ-
py cheerful children WHITES
CREAM yERNlFUGE destroys worms
and benefits fAe whole system For
sale BY al druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-05

Why Some Nsr -s,s 10 Come -orr
PROM The si4ndpo.ns O. genuine
domestic hs2piness. husband narrin.
cashs 10 20 il iho same class ss wife
boating
Le, Us examine case 4 wife
writes 70 me
~Crankincss doesn't sPcll o.
Ny husband j. getting more irri-
table and hard 10 gel alonS with
al the time He comes home in
she evening. and after saving
Hello. sometimes scarcely SAYS
anything else before going 20 bed
He acts ss Il he hated 10 hear me
talk -ss pccially II want him 60
do somefhinr or 4 he is criticized
tor even ahe slightest shins Whai
is ihc cnrc Sor him"
When vour husband comes home
from work ID the evening. iircd and
hooking forward 60 mental rcst and
Al atmosphere os checrirlncss. is 8s
unpleasant 10 BE- discs oiniea
on the way homc from his place
Of work. he probably fsncies himself
sitting in his biz chair. feet qro7Fea
M and newspaper headlines before
him. He paints his mental picture
naturally. He's been working hard
all day and ac really needs resi-
You also have been working hard
all day in she home and certain chores
need TO he done which you either did
NOT have timc 10 do or which are Goo
heavy for you Instead o. beginning
on rcu- husband the moment ho CD