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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

crossinrs cf this number - had
died an crossings. IN attempted 10
cross dlrvegly in tronf af and were
ssr@ck by trains. ~ ran into slaes ~
engines az trains : skiaaet into train /:
- ran insa aaa hruAe se~n cFosssns
gasrs lowered Ia rras@es shvsn fvusn
passlaT trains ran down snd ~.
lurea faagmen apsng Bis daty hs try
INK Ia warn aasolsls og their danger,
n coassaersng sheee causes n h ~eil
Ia ranemheF ghat gnnsf "a shern ra
sassri ia loss ol ilsss ln certa.n In.
stances several lives,
40 while railroad men are FeIn9 a.
sry. during shs roo weeks. ossohrr
ls.aa lmemsis~. 10 safekMara shems
selves ia every possible way. WAY
ho1id Hos oAr churches oar cham.
beers az eommeFce. aur societies ~ one
SORT or ancshsr. also take m this Aa
manisarGan and nraisswofthy work sos
the ccm nnn coed
As indicating lh~ s,osslhilssies fsum
CO. operation. whether In rr~@sef
Sasegy eRdeavnr or anything tlse. II
is wurshv og mention that during the
first six months oF issss as enrYa AIRED
90 the same six months tass year.
thvre VAS. on federal controlled rnadT.
a nes decrease ~ 40 employees Killed,
a nft desreAse al *, ~ empanyes in :
Jared snd fnsai Rrs decreases ssn-
ciaainr 81 cases, employes ara 9th
ersl ns ssai killed and "A. 80 Injar 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

iisrh YsanS xisis ~ vs~seG vpNee
VI alxhs asd lls~ fixwsv* wsii fssd 80
r.ts@fn sssilshle, " !. osA " "
psesiisss sem blasssas saA ess n ~
HlmElsss /" msks n ye~ w~s~s -
sanisols tfai.A. yes AAvs esly ~ -
~ 90 Indieassa line ssa sssssA sxspss
hakA shs ftaa s.ft1n snas~rl&i1. -
sIss~ end sAe Ike. ~ ~ aalsevses
astka are Appnspslaa~ ~rr~t~ a nhts~
IA especially 3w-tsr wisA A~Atss "
Fshhaa os sua rh~ i1iastySssna sAcva
n3ssasr trimmed ~tEh iSS. ~ ~
msaIam size siii ~ n~e<ied ! 4 yssis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
BLACK -OnAUGHT 4
FAMILY MEDICINE
Come Kind OF Stomach Trouble
With Cramps and Terrible Pains
Made This Oklahoma Mans
Life Miserable Until Black.
Draught Relieved Him.

Chlckaxha. Okla Ars. J, W. Walk
~ recently said this: We nae Black
Dfaught ss family medicine anc
shlnk II IL the only liver medicine
made. Ny husband makes n up and
uets II 40 tonic a. veil as . iara-
tive. I use II for headsehe. sour
stomach. faii heavy feeling af,e.
meals. which suppose ~ indisewsiou.
and II certainly does me a BOT Of good
"Aiy husband had some kind ~
stomach troubie~ve don't knnw just
what II would strike him any time
IN the day and cramp or pain him just
terribly bad Someone told him how
10 mako tea of The islaek urSughs.
which he dld. II did hlm 20 much
good. u removed the cause and cured
him Since then we have prsIsed the
Black Drsught 20 our friends. and
gladly do so~
Seventy years Of successful use has
made Thediord's Black I)rsnxht 4
standard. housshoid remedy. Every
member OF the family II times needs
the help that Black Draught can give
in cleansing the system and PREVENT
ing or relieving the troubles that
come from constipation. iAdIfestion
larry liver. etc.
Try Black -Drsught Sold by 81
druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
assutvs FRoh I wGsxs
oa,vt AcNNsr ACCIDENTS



snprovai and shzn be glsa 10 have
sssa essscsAlly and actively sappors tais
erfves MN this advance notice there
j. paensy es sInse in wAseh 10 frrma
lstc gsxnS ana g.gfer1 arrangements
~asr~ssy yua wIli he exs~xssa to enlsss
ssa re0elr~ she hearsy saspa~ of al
offscess and slnraayes IN yonr rwspsc-
sise Jurisdiction
This dsss~ sashs 10 o. nf she great y
sss snsesvSs 10 sAr general euhitr. and
as l.ast aarsng sAs PERIOD of fwo
~~*kx n wanaa ssem aa appropriate
time tcr as ~ 10 give serscms ghossgts
10 he ~Aolly unnecessary and AVOID.
aAie toll oi lives and sssnhs being col.
ie~s~d every dAy onssiae az raisroad
et-saes and soEn wsEh rasirnaa men in
az Effort to ncs nris Safeguard ctr
selves bar our nelghbnr elonw sAAs
linr ~ shoaghs. there reyer have hsrn
sn many automobiles ssrAsk ., ruh-
l~ high~1y croselngs ~ railroads a.
dasinv the samfreF tast endsng A
r~~ent ch@ck VAS made ~ una cerSain
larre ra4ir~sd snyulylng ssa separate
.asss of automobiles Wrecked "a waeA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

s-ress the tcrttr inss Inc hsntins grounds of our
rsrtbsyn nesghtsr
fron Nova Seetis 70 ysneossee srd from The
beffsf fr The ArStse eifejs is ufde field yet ere
where game ear h< found s'mnst aus~ters Hunt
ere have the WIDEST chciee cf os aJsties and game
To hunt in The Caviar District of the noythseu .
saritc1. gosts and iepss ere o. ples.tiful there
thai fol- bsg - assured 70 every fpSn<r. Ms
For fhos< whp sarpN take the long trip "a the
fassizrr. there are the New Espnsubrk uo6ds f1zf
over the fns; Nova Scotia. . iittls fassksr away.
ard tbs almost lin1jsxs woods a. unssrso.
Tmafznl NoFth Bar. Tn6ot lake, near Pagef. ana
bunting esnters vithin les than dsy's jeosnsy
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9 cAts . A q


&N06Ss
rAmhslar~ fas~~iahary
Mary rsissss-h Nl-oa selssrased
hsx sAir~~n,h ssrshdxy Yesterday vtsh
a dsaner parry and : sl1mss~r esxss.
Tia guests we're carinae Carlson. Va
vsan lladleng. Mary ccsie Gray. Alscs
Kashsrsne Fitzpatrick. nosvashy Van
llosxes. nsrosAy IANsiey. NArnret
TAamrsoa. ror vrwsnsa M~rss. fs-
sher MeEfhinney. Mildred sherman.
liarrs~<t Jenssns. henrs~ssa, Virginia
ara iteiea Owen ftlson 4Nx~r shs
isner number "a pssshhcsessod boys
sad raFss spent the evening aAneinx
Aaa wasermelan vas served. after
ptlsh th~ garls remained fot she night
" " @
M aud Mrs John Narrnw ann~snes
tho birth "a seven ard one- halt
lSpnad by. taha W u. bora yestsr
aay Mrs rurn~ and ghe hahy are
fsosh snlfg nicely
v ~ X
The children or the EEssrnfsAl shhr'h
verw entrrsalnca with Sunday echool
parry lass night, the evenlns belnw
si~ni ~ith Tamea and contests and
Miss Pauline nsssop vas The sorsuae
tesler. Ths Res Mr Ilaaloue wAa a.
sisted In sr'~rsalnlns tee children hs
ura Lllns. Miss rdlsh nadlong. Miss
lunisc ns.rvr and Mary Claire resay
An See coarSe vas served al The close
al shr evening.
x NJ "
Mrs n y Morrison and Miss toss-
i,hine Morrison % ronea CITY are VIA
itinK Miss Ida Sihiacs
a. - n
ThN cHy Federation had broth D
lhe falr grounds this week ~ssh Arr
Arshm pshhrns In charge ~ u shs
Was assisted hy Mr. n q Johns. Mr.
George Spes.r, Mrs VIM nlrkell ans
Mrs George Rstrhssr'. caise sum
of money was taken 10 q; the booth
which win he a%ed Cor the eancas sona
aud social welfare Of the city.
= X x
Miss paroshy Hopkins went to SIN
water iast niwhs 20 attcnc the late
Fraternity dance and she Will rcsnAlr
over The week en6
r n h
Mrs Ia iIcrkinx~wrs today IN ~.
lahoma ray.
" n N
W. and Mrs Maurice rarquharsot
and son os cos!ngson, are vssstlns
relAssevs here.
y y N
The Cambridge ciub ain meet Mon
day afternoon At the Carnegie library
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
cur rais ouv~-ir rs woNrh
MONEY

DON'T MISS rita Cat nnt shi*
slia enclose with e. 70 foles a 90
.ssa sheffield Ave. chanaFn ill. @rst.
its your same ard address Clearly.
yoa will receive in rssnFu trial
package containing rolsys llonsy and
Tar cnmssaana. fer eoaeAA ,elas and
Group, Foley Ksdney rslla and faiss
r.tbarile Tablets. Sold everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

nigAty nsoiEza-io1 has teen IN fr sxress for
vsso- kines, stss-gsns an1 serlirg pisces ssse
beea esed Ard adjssss1 - psfsetnn 81 setsvr:
snmsHisiar hss teen ssisSsec: e~npsixrs have
i<ss ss:ised. Ss~ ths army i moving. II v,Il
ret pss - strength sxssnst snsthsr army u rsss.
bxt aksiaAt tss birds and t<ssss ~ the sIsts Tie
aaEssl exsdas II kssserx swzrming into :he norfh
woods = taking plz<e-
Ihers is ists Of good hsntae IN the stsfes. bit
- 10 always more fun 70 play IN lie osher fs-
isss yard - u q f1sre fascinating to hnnt n an
ss1er country. Addt this the fsss thzt th- Car
so,an weeds are rieh game. large ard small: thst
~ eoesDsrf foyYnaltties imposed srf it L 11s
ssspez4o = m Apssi<m spsEfsm41 streaning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

The rharsaAs Aasslos clus mes ses,
s~vaxs @ssesmra with Nw A 1. EvAn~
The wsse~ fer hirA and ln~ s~Af~s
wvFa won ny Mrs Jsek iiosner and
Mr. Eafl l'Atfss~ers td2hs sssyvsA.
meats were swses % Il. clsh n~m.
hess and Mrs l. Y Owens ~ otlA
hura cry
X y w
FOR SlAi.E-,An a car rss hnatass
and r~ax~s: sA~y sr~ che hs~a sad
ur-ta dsse ssys~ss s<yw h the time h.
ns2k~ pursAA~ss ~hlle stock I. cam
plesN. al tAe Collar tsose
"a ~ k
Niss RosAiss Evans "a visiting ~Ha
Miss corann~ Heard and Miss vtrxii
rAylar in oslahrma risy.
x VI Il
Mrr Iisnrx Newman. WIN has s<~n
dangerously IN sw the rass w~~k IA
slowly rs~,oysrlng
M A VI
ron iliRE-i have trucks foF Asfn
Phone Ne 4. ralsmAa
II % "
Ate A Thosng&nrs wha has Srsn
The house gunag at Mrs Cara Farrell
asTsmw she tsir. setnrnrd "a hes han~
In Oklahoma ciss last night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
GETTING CHILDREN READY roR
SCHOOL

(, Common colds are infees ions ard n
r. wrong 10 send snufflng. sn~ealng,
coughing chilli 20 school 10 srs~ad dis I.
essse germs anscne cthet llstir ones.
yciey's Hosey ard Tar rsiAev~ coughs
All colis. lcceens Shlegm and uaeas,
aid coats raw. irrilased uasxpbruaes
With = sealing. soothing uN1lctne.
Contains no cssates. Bod ersfy-
whsro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

rwry snffar~y
~ y a w a V
! rigs e<esyssaae
srli -es wt1A
eeranAe eangA
@annbt real shss
rex1Arxksssw biss
t~y ~ a drag
Ftst &Iki t@es
xtsh Tml@rwwtr
ssS vse expert
rrs~ssfei 20 htrs
@4s. Ne~<snw q
srAss ia tssssth.
VITA rs slmgsIt
t-vxT4A &c Nhy
reagk f2sk ks1.
s.svanrv,i esgnn
rasv ftnA qNtk
rv~f 10 = n<rIs6
Z y "a @ : . I
S~~<ssxxs rkxs
eHt a q
s-xs rS VI mR1<v
f~sfn tsr~ ft<RFs
f.s: s<nz1 nAme
sasd s4sdsv<x : -
FeSr esrs -
ADplLNE~ a tff
ssrs6~ HLtw.
GnlNmssas Gala
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

IIonore Mcnamara, woman a'tor-
nes os rrooAisn. N Y. inst back from
overseas, has saa distinction ~ feed
sng about 5000 soidlers dairy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

theories, A@ samw ~ sh~ soA~lasls~
that a il ssatvsIsas l. he maAss~
ia sas8A ssa il alsveta.a sAst 49,
ssf ~ seaS Il a. ~ f~r~~s~d fs~@ -
semm*assmsat ~ Tbs part sAss~ -
vusa la rlausd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

Th~ word Helsh. which occurs "a
freqasuiIy 10 she PxsItns. u usually
bsiisved 70 bs direction of The fnu-
sIeisns sho chspted the Palms IL ~
templs. Mastheson. the great musical
criiic. wwts . hook on shs snbjecs. IN
vhieh. after ssjsstios . ssnbss q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

womsa % not liAs a. kss s,tos
thar tb<y really ares NsstA>s - ne.
IsessAA ssezss arr ssejsct to ti1tosy erunp
Me. and kidn~y ssosbIs nahss w.
middle ssed look old ro,sy kt1osv
f1lss set promptly sa Festneo vsph
sseru9t<d o. dipe1srst ktts>yW -
bladder IN . hsaiiAy coa1letua o.
hsaish isahsussa. sshse ~ eaI1A
oold svsrywhesA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

The word "regasia" was originally
applied 10 contests OF IN gondols~rs
AT Venice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

Flsss ospsist Church. fcsil.
Corner AlsIDx~v sn1 broad
Sunday ssshx~si ~ ssssp a m
rfeaehinz "A 10 70 q ~.
Byp Y. sg1o . m.
f.r~aehinx p ns
A VERY Naccsssfai revival uf ssa
fass was ended iatt nixht; iwentyr
foaT Received f0r batglgw. sh*h
takes plaev saaaay. $50 D ~
All cordially wsiecma
Or N YorNsi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

stvsni, -sixN per reut d the de-
crease oi uneaplo, msn, In Great nrl'
tGin IL among women.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20


gfes Msshcdsss Church.
1ornw Nkgeuh and Nan&sar.
Services SATURDAY and tsaaday evs.
nfnE ~ 4 osiu~sA
sunday sshs.sI VI A. a. = N.
lovw Fsw~s. 10 = NJ.
rr~~cislrx ~ n am
Class fnsetknx. kl1a
rvAyw m~s~snx. "Wednesday. 10 N
csnn~ aud worship wsth ~
PEARl. wELLa. Pastor
csshsils Church
sfi North Elm
psthss JOAN Nse 1asssI tA~sses
On eaAiay
first msss snd sermon Tao ~
Second nsAsa snd sesDoa 20 -
On week days
Essnins devotion ~ I 10 D =
Mass avefy day at v'.iocs -
REV JcuH VAN OAkrwis
German Ivthsrna churvh
Corner Havsnss~nth and w I0aMn
ssrvtees svssy sse0nd nahAnth
sunday sehoai st gs<e . =
Preaching vi HI H
" hFtDEN ~ Marshall. pasts
Church ~ chsiss.
Meets .. city hsli svsry namAay ~
10 m PreaeA'ss ~ II . = as1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

First Msthedlst Geisesrsi Church
Corner prAd ana Noe,~.
o. % N. sunday school
Morning v~rshi4. 81 c'esxssh.
ssOp = m~ ~NssnscY ugwm<h League
and w~Si%paa League. sosne peoples
iussSlnx.
Es~aing s~rvisv~. e'cscck.
Ev~ycn~ ccrdniiy wv~zns. eApe.
c1afiy wtrAngesv. R*
rlr~ ssssla ch.rh
Corue~ Vine and Noble.
Sunday sshool ~ este, n~w time.
Fr~srhinx r1crnaEa md evening BY
the paAsw
bible clAss for mep III sgts. taught
by Judge Partridge.
YOUNG rvopie's s~rysess 1t ssts q m
The men are weioO1ie TO come cos i.
lea
Msshsdist epis<epsl chvech. esvsh.
Corner oah and Ohiahoms.
Sabbath schooi. s.st . N. JOAN
Enxilsh. supt
TNtaic sorxhsp RI \ m and Avm
Subject ~ morning sermon. the
Fnlarremen, of tafe."
Sabjecs OF .yvnlng sermon. Whom
VIII You SrrveT''
nrwcssh L<~wue, fr m
Miss Lsslu Lanyh~nnIs. leader.
You are invited 20 attend th~ws ser-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

First chrsssian chuvcr.
Corner AAh aud AAtss
tsihir stshel Al ssa =. m
Jansaf canwrs9a,lnn, s0ssxa 3 M.
lrNt hr~f w.
Prayer Meeting w~dne Aiay night
Morning nrFuan. The Aasaalurv ~
Ealfh
Es.hins seFnas. m. Ideal and the
sssual"
ssSd music. short s~rsnoss. glad
welcome.
0uy H. I1spixY.
AIiaistes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

United pseskysssI4o -husch.
Corner of Ash and ciss Gland.
sabbath school. II, m.
Morning s~ryieew. III am
Young Peoples meeting. 5sfs o u.
FseninE ssrylesS ct s m.
Mid.~sek meeting, Wednesday
p m
Everybody veIcoms n an sSryfres.
J W nfaALEY. Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

cotoNeo
Sc Psul ~ T. Church
Corner nroad and Perkins
SUNDAY sclS-sl 4, 10 100 . m
Morning sns'' Zee II . M.
Subject. "A Winninx roaitlon"
Ev~nlag service ~ ! q m
sybj~v. "Tbe Anchor ~ the Soul :"
B.aior League At loo
A cordial lnvisatlnn extended N All
WALTON nnows.. Pastor,
~. Paul a. N. r. Church.
Corner hin sad viiAs
Sunday ss'boss. 10 m
J'~~ubtsw st II . M AND 80 y ms
ACE League from 4 W 10 20 y n
You are ssriially Insis~i IA astsud
services Sunday al fIs raal A M n
cAurch.
JOHN NJ WATTS.
Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

The psntseossai chvfsh Of NasSrsns.
fofns~ EiFqh snd Wssnev
Sunday school al ~ m
Rev Holmes. s1,srIptsnssnt.
Preaching at II m
ioun Peoples messing ~ TO D M.
Preaching ~ $50 y u
Mld-xeek prayer and praise servisss
Thursday evening. AZ 70
Al are cordially Invited 70 ths.e
services tome siih % and 40 xlil
do you good
" r. 0LtN. Isssos.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

NIr and Mrs Maurice Farquharsot
and son 81 cos.nxson. are vssstln'
rel4tlevs here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20

The Cambridge ciub Nill meet Mon
day afternoon as the Carnegie lihrar,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-20
|AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES

tfgns'y eelseensi Church
Corner uFeAa street. and Sahls Ava
SO fn~ SUNDAY Aehoul
gsa M linfy fushasiss
lIals EusharsA and sermon "a IN
No svening AegBign
AnnHay wgW ~ us@rfy~a As rats
Gay. frsrs Neansef az ,he shaFs 4
sehcal \ requested "a b. kwre ~ /
Efomgsl sas VI IL and ssrTy snesmA.s
ADD t'tehd ~ ihe cbar.h "A URGED tn
Aasena she II e'el0ek srrshs.
JAY SrOTr HuDl.nNta.
Heslaf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

LOST--On Juno i1th. an Alpha Chi
please can Maple Si1.
L6BT-SmsI brown change purse on
Belle Isis car about o'clock. also
package from Kerr's elt West 18th
Walnut 3aS7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21
FINANCIAL
CATTLE AND STOCK

FOR sALE-Frcsh COW. :5oS w. 10Th.
TWO fresh cows, one Jersey and one
Holstein; also two calves for sale,
cheap. Mspic ,s71-J.
FOR SALE--One Jersey cow. years
old. 1890 w 32nd.
FOR sALE--One three quarter Jersey
COW. freth the last OF June. $50.
Phone FMS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21


FURNISHED HOUSIS AND
APARTMENTS HOR RENT
>>~~~~~~~~>~~-~~~~N~~ ~N~~~~~>~~s>~~~~~>->~~~
FOR RENr-Furnished 7.room 3.story
modern bungalow. with double o..
rage. 1925 West Sand 81. Phone Maple
FOR RENT - 70 couple Tor three
months: %E sroo% rIs"o iSrs':S:S sDS &c.,. :e.,s =;
WeN 18th. Walnut ssei.
FOR RENT - Beautifully MrniSksd
BUNGALOW for rent during July and
August. 10 rooms, sun paT4of. sleeping
perch. Can b. seen By appointment.
Tsl. Walnut ii91.
TWO story furnlsksd house for siI or
seven wsska: eonvsnisnt 10 Clasesn
car, 18th; possession July I; no children;
references required. walnut 'lASl-y.
THREE room apartment IN VVIvafs
home, private frout and rear sntfAnce:
ground floor: sdjoinine bath: strictly
modern; everything furnished; ADULTS
oAly. walking distance. Phone Maple
THKEE- NOON IurnIShsd APARTMENT;
private bath. Walnut 1851.
GROOM apartment Tot rent; 6Feund
floor; front and back sntrancs, rent
resscHibls: ~ ". washington. Cali
FOR KENT-JaIy and Aurust, nicely
s,r,,; tsrn,:h::SS :S.. home; walking S's'a"e'.
fUkNigHED Tor ] months, cool com.
s.ssyp,:'. .sy, close I'M adults only. Walnut
WET Nth
Beautifully furnished y-room bunga.
,rS Thomas. walnut I'll ior speslnt@sni.
WILL rent my J.foom Homs fufplsked.
large, sisspins room on south; lots a
ssYis W.T.. ane ..Is. ,Sss Garden; northwest eau
fHkEE 7urnisksd resmS; Hlvass en-
trance: bath, shades: Walking d)s.
e.: :.:e' ts:sssslSs W., sls 'u''''A's '''''s w.
f6K MNf.!h !Cc@ sitPl:ss Suns.:
three months; 4N. pss menth; peceseelea
Tiy; +. a:s sss, isGs ,;.S ,ss.... T. '''as wa'ns'
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FURNISHED .aooxs FOR RENT

WILL rent newly furnlshsd room, In
/ In private home, couple or two ladies'.
privilege OF using kitchen and break
fast room mornings; located northwest.
y block from Classen. lt0S ~. Robin.
Ikon Wa 177O
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automobile Sale

FOR sALE-Ons iSi1-modsi S.passsn-
Ger Ford; I brand new tires; bargain
Cali ~ W. First Maple II.
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Pioneer Seed Store

Garden and field seeds. flower scets
plnnts and cuttings; tobacco and sweet
potato plants, Dead Shot. Arsenate Of
Lead. Paris Green. fly- knockers. etc.
LEG vest California. Walnut 2sis
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ALL KINDS

OF used cars: all prices and all priced 20
sell Come In and look them over; your
credit is good: I will trade. J. C. Lloyd.
Is West Main.
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Used Cars WORTH
the MOrey

We have a few used cars which we
have taken 90 part payment on new
Nash slxes and Dorts. All Of them
have heen overhauled. some repainted.
and are ready TO 70 right now and give
good service,
DIS Buick: rspalntsd. new top and
good tires. . bargain At t91S.
Elsin Six; passenger, looks and
runs like new; for quick salc. $3.50.
1913 Studebaker Six roadster: perfect
in every respect: u you are looking for
q GOOD buy In . roadster. ses this for
$3.50.
1918 Ford touring. In good condition,
Model 40 Chevrolet: needs paint bu,
runs fine: $500.
will be glad to arrange terms.
Nca! Motors Company
RETAIL pIsrR,BUToRs NASH sIx
AND DokT MOTOR CARS.
70 West eth 81. Oklahoma City.
Phone Maple $50
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''II1asH 4oS,,Hrk4 Ar Eoot

FOR sALE--ons pssfestiY ~ pas9.s
binisrd pool table, ilse1.ciAeo tDA1s
on; something eoo1 70 haep yoes ~
home. for quick sale go. ~ 3. atto.
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SPORTS
 L0CAI=BY WIRE
Corbett's Daily Letter
 On Great Sport Topics
By JAMES J. coRBETT

 past. but they weren't.
 Of all the champions that doninate1 the ring in years gone by, only one ever quit with his laurels And that man was Jack McAuliffe. But Jack ceased bat ting only after 12 years in pugilistic har- ness. and F mighty busy years He had fought every man worth while, and he beat the best. Furthermore, McAuliffe had reached the age of 30 and realized that he was we'll beyond his best days. So he determined to quit pugilism before suffering the ignominy of defeat.
 Talk of Leonard's retirement would not be taken seriously at any time, and it cerz tainly cannot be taken seriously now. despite the statement of Gibson I.eon- ard really has not reached his prime lie is still an absolute youth as fighters are reckoned. He has just turned 23 and should be a topnotcher for five years longer. Based on his earnings since he ascended to the lightweight throne, Leon ard should earn in the next five years. provided he is as active as he was in the past, between $250,000 and s40O 0O9. solely through the medium of his fists
 So, those who like to see Leonard in aetion and who have grown apprehensive concerning retirement talk, might as we'll calm their fears.