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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-27

The Newspaper Enterprise Associa- lions News features are carried ex- cius,vely by this paper in Pine Bluff. All features including pictures, car toons, maps and special war features are N. E. A. Service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-27
GOOD AND BAD.

A mans religion may be the best thing or the worst thing about him, observes Leslie's Weekly, which con- tinues:
 If it consists of forms and phrases of mechanical attitude, and techni- cal, lifeless, loveless routine, then his religion is about as useful to him as a shroud would be for everyday wear.
 A religion without mystery, with out the glamor and glory of far glimpses into eternity, is no religion at all. It bears the same relation to the real thing that artificial blowers do to blooming garden.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-27
S1OO,OOO Worth of
 Sugar Goes in Sea
 When Ship Strikes

Philadelphia, July 26.-The crew of the steamship Sag Harbor had to throw overheard $100,000 worth of sugar before the ship was able to reach this port today. It struck a reef off Cuba while bound from Puer- to Padro to Philadelphia. After the sugar had been jettisoned the ship swung clear and continued her voy- age with pumps working day and night,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-27

When the attention of The Graphic is called to any mis-statement of facts, or to any error concerning any man or thing, correction will cheertully be made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-27
Urges Military ' Occupation of
 Mexico by U. s!

Washington, July 26.-Military occupation of Mexico by the United States was advocated by Representa- tives Hudspeth, democrat of Texas, in an address today in the house. He urged withdrawal of American recognition of the Carranza govern ment and said American troops should be kept in Mexico until sta ble government had been established
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-27
ITALIANS ASK FOR BILLION.

Rome, July 26.-It is reported here that an appeal has been made te American bankers for financial aic for Italy to the extent of $1,000,O00,. 900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-27
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

?" Associated Press is exclusively er tiled to the use for republication of ...l news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein. :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-27
MeXicO's View of
 Attack on Seamen

Paris, July 26.-The Mexican lega- tion here received dispatch today from the ministry of foreign affairs at Mexico City asking the legation to make it known that the Tampico incident is without importance"
 The "Tampico incident" referred to by the Mexican ministry of foreign affairs, no doubt, refers to the rob- ping of American sailors whom went up the Temesi river July 6 from the U. s. s. Cheyenne, anchored in the harbor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17

cu- rc-ssl t-usse. ~e u1>s e.s g-srHr-
- 20 sake a.L.lsrai 5'lHA1cv< % cst-
ef co-at-t-s sA-ul-e rrir1.e ctdzz-fs. =.
We =cst e,se tase xrse tag-eslt ltc
rs's -ersa-s. Elxpee-s s~1lnAss rhrt
TIE cV-ziry : -ve years es1-- .z s,s
t-..--rs Grvs-z- 1z.1 .glag S'sC'1stS.
81. VII s% lsx.se,- % .lta ao he 1t-
rssrcy ea-ssc y ,>e var Gaarva J.
p9,lis Csit.lts and t1,sasz-z1i se,,srs-
ties 41ane. 10 / Eos1f e r-,sr'a fezU SSsS-
s..sV.sA viii nature Z us evssa,ry
c-rsrs i@ig lre n4ss X rrcgs Led ~
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-0ss c.Ee-i; .. al cCr fscal -
riosts--s Gsrse.t wAscn VII. 3e1razss the
sar~wysssc. rsps. ,z-se~fr- ard s7-rss-
sSs e~1aciti k1awis,s -e 4aa ,B1rusrF.
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wa- tbs aEshs Gss yhzs caverwsn~rr
cs%rasscc = ue< the AzsWrS 10 sA-s
srst8s1A
Tie cvzs<rs-ss o. crsrscr y-eess BE-
gec,1 4 ,taEAi tkaS Tire gers-aa y@Aasc
IS cpg,ssRe 10 ts1verunserg c~rerss =
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17

CO l.t-a,r. - sasiz..saie f-,t raferr.ts-
tsr.t r,r1.ctlc ter.rrN>, - v1s- atr-
t.--e err~c..i--r. A. p-s~srs se s-z-..
ccrf1- -sr't 20 rrnrruc1s ctl -1t,11,.
se.ra 80 t-s l- -Nc1< to1-,I - r-s~s.
Irere 1rs sc1r-na-s hl1as - r-s-ssl.ni
1-.t .n-s-s>- CO coTs-ruer- t-1rS IL
szi srgrarr.1-ho-s. h,cSvS,ti cvcS-s~
slec- Ege,ve1E; -Grf1s- e ,s,,1lr'- ara
-vsE-r = rer lccse <rtr1 tte sefgtie.
4irxruss saQraqrt1sssc- seEysf ia rov-
srurzsrg1i Cgsr1ticc e rls'rva1s. guar
rlls~ ID tt-rsrs Ez-ep<a- s1od tl.L
rAs Es,ae-ai Ersgsey--e1. E-res-, Tie
aoc- = - s'tisrS. 1-1 50 tc-rA
II -ttx6oc. M-- NcA5oc, essc-v AFs
rsc.rses<-g IS S<crs,1ry C he Trsas-
CT. sr77htsar=. TIE r'esV-ssi-y for ire
-1rerr -srt 20 e'c-s--- -sSt-s ssa1s
Is cEr allies, @Ass1 viii ast snsosher
corss s--asis t-slz Evs- CIR gurrscs
-s.@rzrpe-s-
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heavy drafts rrcc srtvlrs s-11s sz tbs
sou-zry. Bss.s-Is. n tasr- A4s gass
ARA -s,. w1,h ! e1rxsrr syrss cas@ scr
4 IA X Na1 g SSo1cr0r,A 10 - used
s5- euglrg rscrrSrr-sgrisc r-a.erS1ls
srea - AL Il ws ~p111 Aef1 SCI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17
HOW FAT FOLKS
MAY BECOME THIN

Il yuz are szd1e7Ey s-e-raoz1z< ss1zar-
- Il vcz ktEs teez gxzfzz< 81 E<s2
te- ysz-x- she eazse n k-H1@rzIiy the
szHz@--Aaek ct crsvsn czr-yErg -crer
q the BLOOD Thx y-u<zbss o.Erzrs
Ezos-tF = Eez zz1 Eor-ez over thirty.
tat Il zzy ke sxslir s-esssG AID EiTs-
oC. am cf z1@ prfFzrsoz< zzCst far
re-cpi> fzzSize zeressz-T 10 re4z<s
tkesr weight SqssE r0 SO -uz- k-z<-
xsc zzd <ss = h-sx ce Payrcaz- TAKE
five grsfzs AFTER saca Eszs an. :. 5<-s-
ss-e Woz1srsz- reszIzs s1sazk5 o.
1zssk7v s<sous7iissei kT rs ss-rTe
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n pAvz1z Il 3 ~ ~ = --<zz1 I
sesass rackx-ez- = Flszszr1 70 take
I'd gives r-czrs rs<zsrz Tie Car
Ter Pazrzzry cz1 szrF.y y1z-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17

~fs this nre battle. IS u aki~s %
sailazily aRd pasrsO,icslsy 10 ne other.
l-aes< has ss srss, a stake ss aay
ctAe- ssersrnt % eur p--,ple Il nanst
te @ is guard sxsinsf sssss socialism.
L W ". isz2 ard Bcishevlsn. esnxers
wAice Sre - 10 aeans rezsoss
Arc.her irlfcrsans r.ss-anslniH,y cf
yictory Is TIA; q establishing pew re
i1rtcns b-Swees IT, Government sus
eusiness The Goverrusent should
acaru rhA, AL srszt osscSs of state arr
e,,cupisti vito conimtncial Affairs ant
;A-t -coEslnsrce = the xrs&tes- q al
s-ciltic~i lptereSfS- Great Britain.
FEsnce. ltaly. and iapaD show esi-
tsne~ e due aplrecssitOa ot fhsse
1xinzs - srats>n&rshIp In their re-
cacssructic1 rru<rzksrieS
TIE r@ace plsns of En-lsnt. care
falsy worxes an, ey the Governsnes, In
cs>oy~rzsscn with the ceGBiry's varied
Industries. iacicae the lowering Of The
cssss cf prv1ucrSou of us niznUfsefc-
rtes the speeding ap OF labor. the
ehe4p~nfrg "f rsw naaiers3'. By bur
ing 10 .rcgvnous quantities nation
; inc.a cocabinsss0ns ils-s aholltica OF
~assef1i rosgp~,itFan ssncnx narufsc-
t=rers: she placing 81 sorernrenr
funds NJ ire dtsgcsSE 81 rrvtrc~rs who
soNcy~r@te: the forr1Afscn u hlx apt
sssccaslivrs ~ ha<iness
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17

1eazEss for Assr'z Is1te csssaTsers sat.o1 %
raa attain far stsn.s4rsts az iiSIes- N
r~vy<r ton sral understanding o. he
rf-Ais os ogh~vS. s2ch saovsn1erfs can
nor - csaxiisr- -ss1
ae&s~Ie in er-1nsxed taAar ~he0 u
-e%o'-ri-ss ard prses.ers he grsnctFas
iAat ak4salerce s0 s&w Is thrvty. ! b.
stess sn rasisSsis@ fsrrssusrc But !
as, A@9'exe tn srrtyf Cassewx arse -
es'rsssaesS ~eult urge Labor. Ss-an-
lrsst sn.f grerx8Etv@sl. 70 realize rsss
sh.e 1rVh rsserHfes ~ denss~ratsc srrsety
are aatescrxcx snd hn2rvAy- Now uaSt
~e Azxe sexEa sh~ teas- Il a1s@rrscy.
ne face 3 mo less pressing GUty ard
rs-sv.1sasa4sllry 70 reSsser sns1~secE ;he
axmSs q rnx-way. A!zsssr EassS hesp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17

-, t>s ias~rsers g 0~h's etAe
>s<op<>sA~<ns - <~<er><vtst fHg"
s~~<~ n.uso - sr<is $50 sos>s ses
ss>r.~pl~s - ~>-~-a'~~ sH,an< Ne
sse.l.el ssss" ss.r~fssfs; 10 80
ss<izies ~ rs><~er& haf~sns ~ No
f<r~o6 q r-sr16svue~p 80 eessss~
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parvs sks ls~srssx a ne ccs's =
frxra-><lsf,>s All ~ krsniine 81
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sna n>1wrr n<sh>ss 70 ss~st a. No.
1e,pu<ss n - F>iau~es H~sss~e
enr<sal seA hss~oF. q rsrtsr~ ss-
rsscv'Aia e,lfissse 49, r<ststs ese'
sslr nrisA~i sr>lneu a .s.nres -
p~s< - r<>sts~ se~s<sans~ - rs~1es<'
ne. - r~ss~ i~s-;r,s asi iaervs~'
s<rn<ss. - ~~srs s.i.e-rs '~s's'ss'sss
d El.l.>kitx atulnfsirstlss r<~vs>.
f,a~s, IA hsiate vast puAls serks.
s.rh - rssihslldire. piirnsd ~ss~n-'
sans er~islng RIVER, dess~s'ns bar 4
t-nr~ ..s eaIfllue . r~~rvs.ans unrsne.
i,ass vrs-rzwm< sslis fer rro- I
rr<rl,~ rnFif. the establishment ef ,
~r-s, srrAnr~merv fer fw~sSn essi- !
49,. rar ne lh~rstlea u ne~ fndns-
sr-< srcs. iaxsrsoni fs~ ne ccn-trs~
,..r II caasls - enav'ri Rome tnre .
rr<s esnss rsu: ~ the sns'i''en ef
ssarsu "a e~rsatn e<~srtisl isfos-
,r,~s. sns "a espftsi shIis u 10 rrs-
s,srirs. ~ csh<t'sr ~gerts - scs 10
IT, ~s~r.nnn,lc rss>- II tie uaticn ana
,nr ne ss-oxNrs.,oe ref~-~n nnsncis'
inser-sss snd in.sesfr,-
iaran = prerarin- 70 give gwen
rf~f sfs.<,dls~: lmmnnlt, fsrfn fssa-
r,on r. certain rsusri~> guaranteed
,l',i.'>t.is - c~rrslr srt.~tilret infns-
srsr<. s.,s.rrneaf Nssss~rnsfsr wifA
As hnslh.-~s irse~->ss: srre govern
reat alrrrfrsr,isas Coz fhs cesshpins
q s-sssnslal Unjust rirs; The scrs'css of
,r.s- ccuanlssiars 70 'aske tessiied
snv~stisztfns .na rsi-orts: 80 sew
t,.s - c,ilsa.rviai ,rs~ilixenr~ sys-
,,rn: /: rrd fh- ysp<n~sr Gcverrssent
an irs.ss ira, 'srsa-s S~sH rSi the
furur~
ta view ef This worldwide trend
,osarf orcailrs,ian. therefore. u 10
no, surprising that ihe United sistrs
chsrh<r % Co-nn~~cr should refer
70 ~. rn<un>rs. for = vote. rrcpcxals
~ nw~cd the Sherman snd cssyscn
sntirrrsf laws Cnl~~s ne pra~riy
snenr % r~,eai these statutes. We
,rnnc, kop~ "a ccnp<te successfully
fer srresrr srsds.
No, wshca, r~ef r~sscn d.>s Eng
Isna view ccmplaeently Cur titanic
eisorts Il VAS proved
,ysr and over again before the war
'ha, Rrsf-ir svuid trf'd spd operate
shlrs "a nrrse rsors than hnr the
, rsc-frsn cr<ss and tnst the wcr will
aot asrsr th->e ccnditions materially.
Il has bees testified ~ an American
.n,horify that british shIpynrd wases
ire about 20 rer cer. lower and tho
,aspu, PER nan about "a per cent
.fxher thar those OF Amersca.
Our Government must s;and behind
naerican shipping. ~ web - Amer
ran business generally. inssesd q or
tructinx t. That is one Of the NOT
Important responsibilities cf victory
'-roisfpg upon the Ccvssrn<ns And
,ran me Sssse Department fsgss the
cf declaring Gxrd for
'ssp s-slcs. . policy which wiz endure
ron administration 20 sdmiaAstrSrts~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17

~ A4HN K A-xsE1s4+7& - AE1 sE2hsAA ~ ass y
Lea1e~. I@re 5sh syF~
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS. ca re sExth day ~
yuzs. ssEe. 1t rrSzS@r zsesiEe
ot she Nayos su8 Bcara q, Corunnss-
sssre-x of Fhe Cssv ot ssutA-te. Okla
! hcaaa~ therw was 11Sy passed @y said
Mayor Ani Board Of uMztSxnunerx
ard ztsErw1rsss aperoEfs, bg sae said
Mayer ard pGaIiShea according to Ax.
IN ordnance We T1&7 zzs1crsxsrs-
rh@ Mayor ct sk.e CITY 0s Czssrss. OK
hSho-az- 20 cali special ssec1Nr7 for
The Fsarpesse ~ <1hmsttsrx 70 shE
electors cf szi1 City O, Gugass@ ths
aaesEEoa a< granting. ty warrants
deed 20 rEss N'asarsx Fgids-z A.&1-
cSzftcz Enr Tha Ar<sEzr AID Aesuzrssss.
Sssus1sSh Rsre Msx0zs 0f Okhz toazS. \
co-y.srssbSz. certain zeal estate ard
szagroTe-e1ss SheTera c0r 17zfY
knowu a. ~capsrot Pzrk- whsc1 T.
h4rvfrzfse~ rnre particularly de-
xrrsbsS s-s 1sxszrsrx an szerx<ney-
NOW THEREFORE. BY vir-Re csI
rze zEekc-sfy vezrrx IN se ~ she
C0zssiSz.so1 ard Laws O. tie State of
If1kiaksszzz an1 ehe Garter cf the Ctr
.r< lsxshrse. ART pursuant . szif or<f-
-zzce. 7. J. " Harlan. a. Mayor.
kerssy r-u<izzz ard give Doeiee that
q s<~x-zE ese-rtio1 = ke-sky ezE9f 70
- hesz Il sad City cf GRshrfs On
Tussszv. The r7zh dsF of lure A d
zs1s. Tor fk< pu-rnse q szbzitrinx fc
rze czzEl<-ed <sezo-s rezi1f1x II hin
fh< srrrcrz-e iizits Of sd City ~
tcEEcxf-z r-oros5ticz-
-SEzu rns CITY . Crsztrie. Lo<s1
Cou-ry. OkIaho-z. r-zn< - Ea-vzrsy
seef. 60 rhs uzzczsc Bziiif-x Asso-
csztEoz fCr - Arciezt asd Accep<s1
Scu<sSsh aste Mz@ozs &C OE1hczz. \
c,--orz-c1- fox f-zte-zzL bsnsEole1f
al rhz-5szkss p1rToz-z- trzcx o.
n-s ST kzndr-i ezxh1T fsSsf fee<
<zza-~. coz.ai-frx tez All sixrT-tr-
tz-z-e-sEzs frsf-1 zr-=s l5reret WITH j
n snz- rzrt q TIE CztT q Gzrhrss- !
D0~z a. Czrsfo1 HfT s11 !
hzr<zd a tcz-oEs- On - <e-rs /
tr Cse4slz-t AFs.zss G TIE West eyl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17

Eszks tA-rrgAcz- tie Tzi.a3
S-zsss realize that tAsy xre e19ax .
zzI-ssae Eervs.e 10 their cheats EAsea
tA'sF Ergs them 10 p4zz. gsrIezs ard
hsfp ,s=- II TITS Nu<ir- tax tie home
fs.- srus!Ece- II tie raas1gssT q
cares 5 a thrifty Citizen a-3 q .Tfssy
10 ts better czxzczer tkaa ke
wcszAs - otherwise. O'- tn1s acrcx-t
azs1zy haEas arg ens1-ezs-g VITA
TIE SzsSnca- Var Carries Ccz=ts-
sz1z ct Tzxh.1xrDa ard hare been
r1sErisz<E-g t2Esassz1s &C free xzr3e7
ecCEz to their rzsrucE TIE Sew
Ee-x State Banksrs' Azz1rEztio1 las
.E~gss al rs ea5ezs ts-kz thrsz<Hoz.
TIA state 70 lack - see victc<F gar
cs- Campaign a-& heZ2 s-Eez1 shs
Message ot k<zs feed vrctrc1ssn-
Fcg31Efzx tie Lad c< t1s Nsrczz.<,s
Trrs. zzx Depczss Cc1p&zy. cs6zx-
tIzs-s. ezcrs shza score * 8-ks
tA<cz Esox< that State kzEs hgza
eszszfx-1zx snr gzrtse& a
"A history q tAs var ezrSea lk-e-
Es-. vh<A has tzs< heea r1tznks.1
Ez-e- t1z tia Tie Var Gz-.sa
yrsr-scsz-a E<mcrixl vcszxe zct
fr- Ese- ers te..x sez< 70 isfz<ies.
- ! perEz1szs record c< tbs -
trsatss zc<1v5u-ssszoes ksxh,y tke
rnr- -zks1 " tAe ta-fx a. vel as
~ ~ -6zz-rszi crzcerzz u E<M2-
k-z-g i--szsss a tsa y.<k @
=
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17
Mas On = roaPEDosn saup.

Taennas 4 E-sslsz. SIS BF0adw7y.
Alaazy. " ". writes HavSzg been
ca q t0Fsesaosd sAp c0mEag to- sAas
gsaEEsrv from England. lad q cold
ever SINCE was a1TsgG Sy frEerd
to s&ke Fnsesss Han@r apa Tar ard
A~Fo-e r-x I wxS rzress Y'o= car
stop thar cor u ~ czsAd sAss has ae4n
Iirgrsl1r s4kE@ Sprsn< Sold every
where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17

Taae GROVES TssTEEESs Chsn
TONIC wAlea is zs@ugE EEON ant
2TTENENE zEsse-5as il SYru2. So
peasant Even Chiszre- Lsse Il. Voc
.az ssuu feel if- SErenErhsafzr. m :
vtgo-zEE-g Effect Er1xe She-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17

C&FsTol BoaieFard. on tae South hy
rsrrlsQ1 Averue and oa ne East By
DTsx1 Bc1leTzrd. kroxn and dex-
SEats1. ON the offlcdsl Essss cf Cathrse
as CsSfscl PARK. 'eSeehe- With the
aElads-s and Improvements thereon
sn cSo1fs1erstioz az One Dollar g$feel
and rAe erwrssca and maintenance. by
sad corporation. ~ haildSnEs and TIN
sssoFsznenfS uFor said property os she
Taszs ~ roo 'rxs than 500 a-,A ssv.
ard pending the @envaetson Of such
Improvements the said cCrporsrSor 10
keep ~ insurance. sprz the bzilds N
roE On sal tract 0f sand and main !
sasn and kesp IN good condition aid
grcwnss: SAID deed ts - delivered to
be said MaSoasc Building Assocsa-
sicz for rhe Ancisns ana Accepted
SeDssE~h Esse Nzz0zs a. Oklahoma. q
Fsysrvcrstscr- aaan it's written accept
sace % xsss deed on ths Terms here
II rrrviied~
SAID slsrshrn Shall h~ held at the
solicrfnz riscss in sha City OF Cath
re. Logan c0zrtv. Oklahoma. ro-rff:
FIRST Eard. Prs,ac, A. Coaveats0n
Hall
Ersf T'sri. PreciDc- p. Capitol
ScSeol eass1fnx.
Second Ward. Precsncs A. Central
Sckcol Bzis6fax
saOond Ward. Precincs n. City Hall
Third Ward. Precinct A, op~rz
Hose
Third Ward. Precsrcs 2. ias South
First Stree
Fgur-h war; Prscsact A. Tas West
Sohse k9erue
F0arth Ward. Precinct 3. 81 West
0sEzbe1fz avsaae
Fsssh wTar.. fEt7 West Noble Are-
rue
: TIE following persons are hereby
-aned and appointed srdEes and
CLERKS 81 ssst voting places as f0i-
icwS. sc-wst.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17
c.: Tss Out =. -as. L WITH W.

A @an 0ssa1 t5rSsss she sx1es name
os sAs Grsies Ae wtshss so Parca ass.
a-i IL last Feso-s taxes something
else instead TnEt Is aiE1ys 4lsa>-
Foszlzg Ard uzsaslssarcanry Tne
safe NAY is so cIt 'Als cEs ant take
&, wsA yaG SO as 10 make s1re g
sesssz- CAl--ess-AIz's T1h.ess f1-
WILL sn5 anzhing sElss 50 sas-gsacta-E
s1- c1zsssSashS1 and fz1'EGsEAa--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17

ID - s1a tl--e whsG fte Kaiser
s-&rtsw ! -wc1sar 1E4azneAa cE asssacz
ti0rs hssscry ssr#s sezs from earliest
slzes. Is Ct tie wc~a5s .-por1sa
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TIE cuss cs ssaEs8l7- 4 Dazzark h.s
zors sAaa Sos1bses Il ra@ Ezsz few
PEARS
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Levi Ncvey l. ". smlihson
FOURTH WARD. PREciSc- b
Judges Ci-rks
". White r. Upesm
Roo,. Henderson Ralph Morrison
FIFTH WARD
Judges Clerks
|y % Maurice Mae Dibbens
John Nisslev Ethel Douglas
The taltos 10 be vsed al said cleo
tion shall be substantially in the fol-
lcwfnx form. to Wit. A9
-urfEfAL BALLOT
Special Election June f-fh. 1919.
Shall The City os r=shrie. Logan
County. Oklahoma. grant hv warranty
deed. TO the Masonic Building Asso-
ciztioa for the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite Masonx OF Oklahoma. q
corporation for frsterns1. Benevolent
and charitable purposes. tract Of
land six hundred eighy fsSof feet
square, containing ten and sixty-two
hundreths eink2l acres located With
IN that part 81 the City OF Guthrie.
bounded as follows. On the North
~ AEeteN4EI A*SnuHs On tMe ~ r@t w
Capitol Boulevard. on The South BY
Harrison Avenne and On the East By
Drexei Boulevard. known and d@sig-
mattel on the official plat Of Guthrie
~ Capitol Park. together with the
buildIng and improvements thereon. tn
consideration Of One Dollar ffi.eob
and the erection and mainsensnce. By
sAis corporation. Of buildings and Inn
provements uron said properly Of ths
vafue Of not iexs than 500 80 %: and
pending the compietion ~ such i'm
prcvemeuts- the said corporation 20
keep ~ insurance upon the biHlding
nsw on said tract OF iaad and maintain
ana keep IN good condition zzid
rronnds: said deed TO Be- delivered
10 ~ said Masonic B-iiding Asso-
cssficu FOR the Anrteff and Accepted
Scotsixh Rite Nzsons Of Oklahoma
npoo its written accept
nrc@ of said deed on the terms herein
provided
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Tie pcI1s at sah election shsIl Be
ocered - TIE boar q ss1n c'clcck in
the sorsnoon and shsfi Be cioeed At the
boar cf SEA o'cicck In The sfssrnoon
cf szs3 'ssk day cs Jgne- 1919. TIE
re111s 81 sad election shall BE- re-
tuFned and csnvAssed pursuant 20 the
lsv and the charter Of said City Of
Gsshris. n sceh cases made and GRO
rsd<x
Given uxder my had and the asa1
q sh> City of Cushris. Oklahoma. this
s<h daT of June. A-D D1s
W<HAR1MAS.
ATTEST: NayuR-
Geo l. ANDERSON,
CITY Clerk
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PROCLAMATION.

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The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-16
HARTMAN HUsTLINas.
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Special to The Chieftain.
Mrs. Dean Doyle is on the sick
list.
Chas. Dill was Lamar visitor
Monday.
Chas. Kobeck is staying in town
since the storm.
Mrs. r. Sales is suffering from an
attack of neuralgia.
The baby ofMr. and Mrs. Clarence
Pattison Is quite i'll.
Elsie Cox and children visited
Grandma Clark today.
e. E. Nelson is home after a
visit with relatives in Oklahoma.
Dave Kemper's family are able
to be about again after a siege Of
"flu."
Dell Shafer is home again after
having spent few days with her
sister, Mrs. Coy.
Gladys McDaniels. Donald and
The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-16
WEBB wARBLEs.
+ 4ssssssss4ssss $50

Special to The Chieftain.
Arthur Denham moved to Holly
Thursday.
Mrs. Tom Webb is home from
Long Beach, Cal.
Geo. Odell is working for T. NJ.
Amerine at Holly.
Mrs. Geo. Odell is visiting her par.
ents at Halstead, Kas.
Raymond Ashby called on Miss
Ruby Pearson Sunday.
j. C. Gunter and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth Ashby
Olive, Ruby and Lester Ashby
called on Doris McGreger Sunday
evening.
The roads are getting good again.
after the 24-inch snow, and sleigh
ing is fine
Leo Harper and wife have gone to
Beaver county, Okla, on visit to
his mother.
Several farmers of this community
have taken their stock to Holly to
feed this winter.
Miss Ruby Pearson has returned
home from q visit with her sister,
Mrs w. Hugely.
Mrs. w. Y. Williams is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Owens, of Holly.
John Price is home again, after
working at Holly for r. NJ. Amer.
Inc for some time.
School started Monday for the
first time this year, with Miss Ola
Collier as teacher
John Workman, of Liberal, Kas.,
is visiting his nephew, Amos Pike,
of Cheney Center, Colo.
Geo. Parks moved this week from
Chas. Moor's farm to his own place,
northwest of Cheney Center.
Cream testing will start again
Wednesday at Webb, after being
out of supplies for several days, on
account of bad roads.
Raymond Ashby and j. G. Gunter,
Monday, took Chas. Moor's horses to
Fred Reeds, north of Holly, to be
taken care of the rest OF the win
ter.
Word has been received from Ben
Proctor, of Hutchinson, Kas., stat
ing he had been very low with the
"hu", but is now getting out of
danger.
Word was received here this week
Of the death of Mrs. Floyd Hess, OF
Loveland, Colo, but formerly Of this
place. Our sympathy goes out to
the family in their sad bereavement.
Jack rabbits are so numerous
down on Bear creek that q farmer
by the name of johnson is offering
to furnish gun and ammunition
and give them what they kill. to
any one who likes the sport,
The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-16
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE
important items Of the osthersd The Chief
talns paid special Nvrttess

Clayton Buck returned to school at
Holly this week.
Eddie Dyksterhuis Is reported on
had week of illness.
Mrs. Ina SchweisOw is visiting her
sister, Mrs. n. w. SicklebOwer, at
the SicklebOwer ranch.
w. J. SicklebOwer Is loading two
| carloads of cattle and hogs to take
to the Wichita market.
James Erwin has returned to his
ranch north of here. after having
spent few days In town.
Miss Edna Shively. principal Of
the schools here. spent the week end
with her parents at Holly.
Paul Thornberry and family spent
! Saturday and Sunday. with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Shelton.
| May Irving is helping at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Moses.
who has been suffering with ease
of flu
Messrs. Mcguire and Hight went
for some dairy cattle near Lamar
| this week. They are going into the
dairy business properly.
1 C. O. PattisOn has been confined
! to the house this week with a Sc.
we're attack of stomach trouble, but
is better at this writing.
Mr.. Vernall is the busiest man in
town. What with his janitOr work
at the school house, bank and the
church, he has hardly time for his
meals.
r. w. Sicklebower is hauling feed
on floats from MarstOn's and COxs,
! to his ranch, distance of about
i ten mics, which requires three four.
horse teams.
Marriage license was issued in
! Pueblo to J. j. Murphy of La Junta,
and Jennie Brummit of Hartman,
according to recent issue of the
] Pueblo Star-JOurnal.
One OF Fred Barnes best horses
4 fell into the cesspoOl at H. M
Green's Friday night. 1t was taken
out and was unable to walk for q
time, but is now all right again.
While visiting his daughter. Mrs
Coy, Mr.. Geo. Shafer had the mis-
fortune to faint and fall, bruising
his head somewhat. He was laid
up for a few days but is able to be
about again.
DIR. j. d. Paxton, a veterinarian 0i
Lamar. was called down to look
over /. A. Mock's herd of cattle, the
latter having lost two OF his best
cows. DR.. Paxton pronounced the
trouble pneumonia.