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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

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make them the easy Aunt Jemima
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from your grocer and give your hus-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
Buckwheat cakes with sauSae
Make This lvoaderJM old-hme breakfast
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
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Arizona republican., 1919-08-31

during the war and attempted to in fIuence legislation which would affect adversely companies in which he per- sonally was interested financially, the attorney general gave detailed ac- count of alleged activities of the New Jersey senator while this county was at war with Germany.
 eNo American interest has asked for any investigation of the alien prop erty custodians," Palmer declared. No American interest is complaining. The Germans are complaining very severely. Senators Frelinghuysen and Caldwer are pleasing Germany in this business. They have received special mention by the German foreign office for their activities, which Germany hopes may result in the Germans get ting all their property back"
 MT. Palmer declared that Senator FreIfnghuysen was not really antagon- istic to him, but to the trading with the enemy act which he had admin istered and he has been especially against the Americanization of the in- dustriaI concerns in America owned by our enemies and heretofore used in a hostile way against this county's in- terests."
 In liauidating the business of Ger man owned insurance companies. Mir. Palmer said he received a patriotic cooperation from all except one Ameri- can company which had reinsurance contracts with the enemy corporations.
 '.The only American insurance com
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31
Finding Of Mysterious Skeletons
 Brings Charge Of Murder Farm
Long Series of Disappear ances Followed by Dis covery of Human Bones Companion of Men Who Dropped Out of Sight Arrested.

MAPLE HILL Kas-Kansass has anearthed a murder farm
 Three skeletons have been dug up and searchers with spades and .shovels are seeking more.
 Rufus King. former keeper of a livery stable here. is formally charged with three murders, He was arrestse in Colorado and has been brodgnt nacA here for triel.
 And Wabaunsee county officials think they have solved the eleven year mystery of tnis Port Of Missing Men,"
 Until the first skeleton was found the mystery had been impenetrab1e, with never a elew that indicated a so- lution. Four men disappeared in this little cattle town at different periods 5 TheT5 left not the slightest trace be- hind them.
 Last Disappearance Five Years Ago.
 Reuben Gutshall, 20, was the last to vanish Relatives were convinced he was the victim of foul play, but they had, sno proof That was five years ago.
 A year ago, Rufus King left Maple Hill. going west. The house he had formerly occupied here remained va cant. A shed on the lot was fastened with a paddock Rent on the property was paid regularly by a local attorney who said he received the money from King
 The other day the property was sold. Th9 woman who bought it insisted that it be cleaned up and the material in the shed removed The lawyer hir@d a man to remove the material to his shome where he could take care of it fpr the owner.
 lTaile cleaning out the shed the
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31
SOCIALISTS NIT n MIME CANDIDATE IN
 1920--PHTY SPLITS
TRepublIcsn A. P. Leased Wirel


 CHICAGO, Aug. BOA candidate for president will not be named at the na- tional socialist convention which opened today. Resolutions to that ef- feet were adopted after J. Louis Eng dahl of Chicago had proposed Eugene V. Debs. now serving a priscn sent enee for violation of the espionage law. for the nomination. Seymour Stedman, temporary chairman, de- clared the nomination would injure Debs chances for pardon.
 Election of John Reed. unrecognized bolsheviki ambassador to the United States and s3 other members of the left wing of the party by members Of the police anarchist squad on guard duty at the convention enlivened the credentials fight in the morning.
 In the meantime, the main conven- ton of the socialist party, headed by Congressman-e -elect Victor Berger of Wisconsin, Seymour Stedman and Adolph Germer, national secretary, is going ahead with its business.
 We are the party MT. Berger per sisted. -The others are just a lot of anarchists. I have been through this experience before'
 Among the left wing. delegates who  were making the fight today were Rose Pastor Stokes. Kate Sadler and I. E. Ferguson, temporary secretary of the radicals. ~The left wing represents about 80 per cent of the socialist party" said Mir. Ferguson, "but We seem to be left out of the party's de- Alterations"
 Only delegates who had white cards were admitted to the floor of the con- Vention today and most of the left wing delegates were unable to obtain these cards. The card of admission up to this year has been red.
 Among the fundamental differences between the left and the right wings IS the desire of the left to affiliate with the third international of Moscow in stead Of the second international of Berne. It is said by many that the left wing wants policy similar to the bolsheviki of Russia.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31

stated it was known that King was the last man who had seen Gutshall before he disappeared. King at the time had said that Gutshar wenl west, leaving his suitcase in Kings charge.
 Arrested in eulch in Colorado Hills.
 King was arrested in the Colorado foothills, 40 miles from Pueblo, where he and his wife were camping out. He was danming a gulch. He left his wife out in the hills to care for the outfit and returned to Kansas without extradition papers.
 Two days after King arrived here. and the day after he was arraigned at Eskridge. the second skeleton was found in shallow grave near a livery barn formerly operated by King. The skull of the skeleton had been crushed by a terrific blow.
 It is believed the skeleton is that of a jewelry peddler, name unknown, who disappeared eight years ago. A sea shell watch charm fastened to a chain of twisted gold, which the ped dler is said to have worn, was found with the skeleton
 A third skeleton has been identi- fled as that of John Woody, who worked for King in his livery stable ten years ago, and who disappeared mysteriously.
 One other man is known to have disappeared here. He was one J. Nor gan, from Michigan. Little is known to this town.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31
NEGLECT PETROLEUM BILL

MEXICO CITY, Aug. s0.-The ex- traordinary session of the Mexican congress called the first week in May to consider urgent measures, among them amendments to article 27 of the constitution concerning nationaliza
 tion of oil lands. adjourned last night with the petroleum measure untouched. Congress, however, will convene in reg uIar session next Monday and Presi- dent Carranza will address it. On Tuesday the senate is scheduled to take up the amendments to article 27, as recommended by it's special eommis- sion which reported this week. This
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31
PEORIA INDUSTRIES
 IDLE VHEN GENERAL
 STRIKE GALL ISSUED

PEORIA. Aug. SO The general strike called as a protest against a manufacturers black list ended its sec ond day today with nearly all the large factories of the city shut down.
 Street car service was resumed this morning after the company had sus- pended operation of cars during the night.
 Patrolmen guarding the street car barns made Is arrests today when strike pickets refused to disperse. No violence has been reported.
 The walkout of teamsters and ice handlers has caused serious ice and milk shortage
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31

found a human skull. He ran down town. where he showed it to a number of citizens. They returned to the shed and after a search found complete skeleton and a quantity Of cheap jeWelry.
 An open air inquest was held in the main street, in a section roped off. Relatives identified the skeleton as that of Reuben Gntshail. Officers
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31
PALMER LAUNCHES
 VERBAL ASSAULT ON
 NEW JERSEY S0LON

WASHINGTON. Aug. 30 = Mitchell Palmer. whose nomination as attor- ney general was confirmed yesterday by the senate, came back vigorously today at Senator Frelinghuysen, re- publican. New Jersey, leader of the forces in the senate which had for number of weeks held up confirmation of the nomination.
 Charging that MT. Frelinghusen was constantly active in behalf of German property owners in the United States
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31
 STOCKS INCREASE RAPIDLY

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 30.-The spec tacular rise in Mexican Oil company's s stocks dealt in on the local exchange has been the feature of the dealings this week The increase in some cases has been 40 per cent. Financial writers of the Mexican city papers say the bull movement was due in part to the public confidence in future favor able oil legislation.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31

pany that stood in the way, therefore, of the final and complete liquidation of German insurance companies in the United States, Mir. Palmer said, was the Stuyvesant Insurance company of which the president is Senator Joseph Frelinghuysen of New Jersey.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31
TALKS
By Products of the Dairy Farm are big items. Fertilizer and
 young stock provide
l { 
Additional sources of revenue.

In our Dairy Talks we have dweIt largely on the returns to be derived from the butterfat production of the milk herd, touch ing only lightly on the additional revenue produced.
 The matter of fertilizer is a big item on the diversified farm, and the wise farmer is looking to the future and keeping his ground in good condition through fertilizer, so that the time shall not come when the soil has become exhausted of the qualities necessary to produce crop.
 Land lately placed under cultivation will show no evidence of weakening for some time, but if frequently cropped" will become weaker and weaker until it is aI- most impossible to harvest any kind of a crop.
 You cannot continue taking from the soil and put nothing back In the older eastern states, whole communities were almost de- populated because the soil became worked out," and were only brought back to useful ness through scientific application of fertil- izers-a most expensive proceeding.
 This condition need never come to Ari- zona farms, and the dairy COW is the principal factor in preventing it.
 The revenue to be developed from the offspring of the dairy herd depends largely upon the care taken in breeding. Pure-blood animals of both sexes are in demand at fancy prices for breeding purposes, while heifer calves of good milk-producing possibilities are always in demand at good prices, and there is always a good market for beef and veal, but the income derived from the sale of such stock is not to be compared to that derived from good milk stock. It therefore behooves the dairyman to BREED for milk and butterfat production"
 We have been asked number of times seWhat Breeds are best for dairying?" At an early date we shall discuss this subject, and shall also invite the growers of different breeds to give their reasons for preferring HoIsteins, Jerseys, Guernseys or other breeds. In any case, 1t is essential that the breed be improved by continuing to breed into devel- oped and proven milk strains if the fullest returns are to be had from the investment.
 Diversified farmers should consider we'll the possibilities existant in dairying for the enrichment of the soil with larger crops as result, as well as the income from the dairy herd, from butterfat produced, as we'll as from young stock.
 The services of this department, with its corps of dairy experts, are free to all dairy men. CalI phone write.
 Intelligence Department
 Pacific Creamery Co.
 287 Nortf, {sserfFaI lAveuuc a., s-sssss.-
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31

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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-04-16
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Hundreds Of Bemidji Readers Find ind
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been b hard worker and the continual
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My kidneys acted too frequently.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-04-16
CHER, CODE. OF HONOR.

Tonight at the Grand theatre the
beautiful, talented star. Florence
Reed, will appear III the fourth pic
ture produced by the United Theatres
Corporation Of America Her Code
of Honor p "The Light Of sthe West
ern stars" IA Man lid the Open'' and
Adele" viii be remembered by
many as three exceptionally good pic
to equal IL not surpass these others
in excellence. It Is described as a
romantic melodrama Of the sort that
never falls to please, especially the
ladies' The scenery and settings ars
we'll chosen and costly, while Miss
Reed displays some wonderful crea-
tions in gowns. "Her Code of
Honor with = NPathe Weekly Re-
view will be shown tonight and
Thursday. &*Esa %ti$zos ffss@ t3fa' :
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-04-16

character types are feature OF the
big Clune cinema drama, THE Eyes
of the World" to appear at the Elko
theatre next. Friday and Saturday.
Harold Bell Wright's novel, on
which the photo production Is found
ed is rich IN types. and the utmost
care has been used In the recreation
.of these for the screen It has been
asserted that there is not back
neyed character in 1.-THE Eyes, sof the
World" and the. story Is both idyl-
lie and melodramatic, but its' melo-
drama Is OF the finest type. AN Or
.5chestra satseach evening performance q y e
of "The Eyes of the World" Is "a 1ea-
ture of its presentation here. ..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-04-16
"THE vIRG1N1ANs--FRIDAY.

~ A. love story. = A real romance. A
clean \cut,r refreshing narrative Of
youth. 'Thet Virginian "ss quick
tempered, congenial \, person with
plenty Of pep and good h,ilnor, is q
familiar figure to everyone. .The
starring Dustin Farnum,
will be shown At the Grand theatre
Friday. f@*s $@2@ ,, %5&S'a 3s5s III .58 y
we'll known Paramount successes,
s5 E"The virginian.' Is smother Of the
real hits that. we re-issued, and
meeting with popular favor, at the
return showing %a Il st'ss 8s'' " Z d " v
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-04-16
ELKO TONIGHT.

y. The fame ot Nine. Lima vavalieri,
the celebrated beauty and singer,
who will be seen here in her latest
Paramount photoplay,t. "a Woman, sot
Impulse" at the Elko theatre, to-
night and tomorrow ID finternation-
al. She has been declared to be the
most beautiful woman on the stage
and the secrets Of her beauty have
been soughtcin every quarter of the
globe. ~ gg1'ni ) ri &~f5&# G"t a. tv-
In this picture her role is that of
a. woman whose beauty was far too
great for the safety of her own heart
or the mems she encountered ~ -
Fatty Arbuekle} and his famous
fun makers also appear at the Elko
tonight and tomorrow In a repeat
showing Of that, fun riot Moon
shine.it5 r." lyF%ef7t sf~4 .trs h :, .,yts-r
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-04-16
AT TIL r !.
THE At Elk i; $
Ar THE REX TODAY.

2s Frank keenan, In Load Dice 2 is
the attraction atgthe Rex today. 4 You
viii enjoy 1t. Tomorrow the fourth
serial of THE Lightning Raider" !"
urday, will be thrown on the screen.
Sunday Jean Dawn theE wireless
girl. wilI begin q weeks engagement
at. the Rex. ~ Ss''s* *'s2stsa 2~.-
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-04-16

Indifference sometimes wins where
manifest desire stands no show