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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

Ms n 10 ~ }rast raftt4o9k4 stek.
|f< tn<I |I| main rtIIrt IN LIE u
y 1Isr4t m me man VINO NrpnNed h|s
t|<><f HH< 20 nsnte h.tu pay. tadten-
500 ,-o4t< ~ l14 A4I-IAuut1 a
hAtt h,1.fd 81 Ne nhd that dean nat
made ItfuuIH "fHfu InIIu1I. 4 frn-
4zaus 2s4HhIfI. kloH lean hI ffini1tf
when nc fount h,hH huTl IN ins woods
ana N need % md
Jean u iorteu OH o. hA qp.nt *.
iEifnct sa1 - unuIIInEff dragged Into
I1I IIN ~ the m.n.nN camp DC
Wt<I ihN da14AItf % . poor pfu4'
pttlor. enum ne i4tff maIf.es npen
int frrfh ~ her fnthrrl Iut Jean >
VIE dives nd ssn'ein Aanpy e.h hlm
A rssr o. mining CROOKS latest Ne
tII,tnf' fncF lfY % steal Irans mine
and Ihff ref.tade ttaae Nuf % rua
away with one " thp nirmber ~
tnfif gang cfrnan, > Nfe ie'e or
tItf In al ~ forms. H. if1afT a the
Eanr Joan i2ttf fInaa ouf mat Gre
4An - d man rhp urqnEsd hla siA-
Ter. CrtNan and Jean fnaIt meet 90
fieht for The r~ftnE1uIuEa q thu dead
Girl jean - about 70 Nh creEan
Infn hi~ own hsnda and rFcrsn u
&.iied y, lightning. 1ran's wife returns
"a him ne forsIrsH her and the, arc
nnce again made happy.
There viii aiso be r-en q two-rcel
kef>sons comedy. entitled. ~'ssladinx
That is>rzazssnan h ns~ssy. fsssss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

The general dipping order Z being
published IN twelve are throughout
tho state. ~ " i've dla,riefa are
marked out. y IN each corner Of the
state and ono IN the center. \
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

Hi<> hciI {,e&.< M nr< etIec> star.
oV<@@ too<Tht Al ne ra.fIme IN On
4@9<<u >4.1-<I 1iffufN' The oar
- IN X4<or.- <sIi % BE- . p~hotopIay
" 4n4<ak{ <rfHulh.
NJ. I<~.t tkt ma rc,e % lean nu-
10Th. a Frorch canadian rfo-p<esor.
<@o f'f Z namntf 81 Years has been
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

<AI< EiIIIbft i t4tA ~ the eu-
~. 1U< IN 4 r.fam6oni rrI.1nt o.
1<t <fNns<H<4I I.1n1Iaf Huc1t.r
y Thee <hp hare seen "ilne.
vii 40 4<kIn. Those who hnfe not
~ &1ti4tf a. 60
xH< 81 pra1r>n tonight \ round
~ 1u< with > xoIUt~It - which IIlIf
I1r<tr <itrt ent q Iafeucunt Picto-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

tho nio 0rnnds. however. ~ not ac-
qu%intcd with the benefits to be OBJ
taIned from q general dleplne. hut the
HorE - progressing more rapidly than
the board rErrrird.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

the rsaie y New nexico 10 icins en- ~
oI.nqftanra.
Especially 20 I urge thai thnu smes.
naEFn b. delivered al ~ pulIlr gath.
tgInEn held IN The state Of New Mcn.
ico during Thrift Message Week ttAl
fh1fi message pnrndcE " held on IL,
d~cpeudeice Day. luly q and that All
bells In the state Of New Mexico N
runr and that al Whistles ln n state
% New Mexico be- 1Ioun each norm
ing N 10 o'clock and ~ Z o'cicrk each
afternoon dnf1nE Thuu Message Week
and that h rurpoaer n oLiectf Of
the governments savings camp4ixn "
gwen cane>f attention by all Gibbons
o. New Nrxico.
In Witness whsreoc. ! have here
unto SCI my hand and csused the great
sal Of the state Of New tiexico to bs
AIMED.
Done ~ Inc city Of Santa We this
fkfh day Of .fune. A. ~ 1915
o. a. LARnAzOfsO.
Estate scatl Governor.
ktf<EfrIt
MANifEI. MARTINEZ
bscretAfy Of state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

<<I<r t>f<f<Ho<t - |Affi<t show
~ "a M |I<>I j. t<ftrf than me
1<E<< @k<t~ n ~ Il. rI1-1 1. 41Ia3
t#H1< IH| r<HiNI+ ~ - good ~
p<<<% <<>n'4 - ~ h. which J. ko.ne
<<<.& n , . LILY t..<H 1iat with d
tAfII' ~ <|t|| IoHI ~ che itinlI IafiIf1
*tH<H>< "a the Itesi Tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

rz<ssn. sprss,s rapidly. nchlnE al.
most drives you mad. For quick re-
lei. noan's Ointment n well recon.
mendsd. 90 c@nis Al all stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

BIC COWBOY BALL NIGHT OF THE FOURTH
UNFuRLING OF COWBOY SERVICE FLAG, b
FOR 80 COWBOYS AND a26 NEW MExICANg OF 4
GAVE LIVES IN GREAT WAR.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
ILLINOIS VOTES $4,000
FOR GOOD ROADS
Supreme Court. On Friendly
Case. Decides That the Bonds
Voted Are Valid and
Constitutional

nishana il Arri The aa4
mli|on dollar hard rad boul ss4s
approved ~ fhf fosrrs ~ mnva ai
~ sieaaion % Noxslntsr r. valid
rla annoanssmful 49, ufade T4sraas
hT chief Jamlae D4uean ~ ihs state
suHreme coHfI Ths f4i opninn uli
b. ffed Laser bai ~ seris.i snnoanos
msnt rrInx fhs decision ~ tho coart
r.mosss ali aos4bi as 20 ,he vsfdsy u
lhe bord lssue
a friendly tss tass was fIssl ~
John n Mtch'.li q banker - NJ car
mel asa insf Governor Louden and
0hefs. n ofder 20 seclre ds-4sion
from the - rssn. court - insure shs
h-zaifY ~ tbs bond lsr5o for oom-
pieilnx a network of hard rad. ln
the safe
The case ~zs firgi tried bsfors Ialge
? 5 smith ~ sanzamon ,Danfy He
ufheld fhe bond Issue and the app4ai
sas taken 20 the sagreme cur.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
THE FORTUNE HUNTER"
DREW BIC CROWO
High School Amateur Show Was
Well Staged and Literally
Paironized Receipts $3.50,
Pays For Annual

The Fortune Hunter given a. ihe
ol~Ta house lls nisa| 5, fhe senior
eiaf- ., b. n h school. vss ,u,-
os.ss from every standpoint The
foase pas packet io me deer d.. ~
he rain Thr play was ior the bpno
~ ~ th' annual h..ng published D,
he senior class The rros rcccips
amounted 20 $50
4 would D. hard % rlok oui fhe
siars in ihe cas- ~ all d.d -. .ui.dly
They knew their lines WeT and ~.
qalrnd practically no prompting Chas
Carpenter. - fte Fortune Hun.ef
s'ood OUT above the rsst a. an actor
H.s work ~as good Cor an sms ,ur
Herman Smith. a. comedian uas "a.
e,il.uf It's work was very clever
and called forth applause from she
house
Prof Greenei-s the high sahuol
coached he play
The recsirs from laef n ghts rr-
formance All SOS The annual On 4
sound financial basis Tho book wili
appear vsfhin a fev week
The cos, wish 20 thank Racker bur
ton store management and Tom Jeu
kins for faycfs rendered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
WILL NATION WIDE
PROHIBITION PROHIBIT?
Local Minister secs Troubls
Ahead After July / In tho
Enforcement ~ the
Bone Dry Law

= n.'e iaa itrfa lshna hts saa,f
ff fhaf beverages annfanIna fom rsf
rsaf ~ is.a q s. bn shaa be desm
~ n0a Ia.as eaHns ea.d nan.aier
iolas
a Ars fark laiss has DECIDED fhaf
hart aiaf slas1 wi nse son
efasrfasaa nhla.fnf e4afisr fa face
a ceramn mnhine gan uaat s uot
in'uslsailnF rhe brssen have bsen
adfls-l fial besf shIah ean alas nos
nefs then fsa aHi fhfef a4srsrs psr
oeaf 0f a.eeaiel IS aas infor,afnT
lalf fsi "a noe manf srsks a.
7anf and ~ is iine thai a.ana oom.
l-.isnf aufherHf made d.fnIfe a..
c.s.on ou fhe satItef ous shsf nsi
onif vat - atessaed - al Insef.
fHea farfss tH ~hth eIa - -
forced Al pfsefni thsfa = as oais
q iosi'f eanrfrn.nf rhai sln make
uan fruat sat ~ government
hsH msis - tefnfs nrsastoa hr
onfpfr'fr p-ih'bf - H. faa. no.
saif Anoss shsihsr E j. 10 ts IN.
fpr ei faa rrar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
M-Timed Criticism on ~" Bonds

OI fhsfs In0nc, uasei w. lui q hurfa
en tremendous Everyone regardless rafif wanted
dome except hf conscientious nbiefiors and ttc Na
Ihe enemy thf hll0b nlrins threatening ee1 snr
th. The, lead ie nloop o th Americans hrt i h
sealiae hui, aud ier entered thrr hDa Rapidly
fcnd0r
Sow fhf coming back NJ r had nol hn or f
expenditure Abe nouli BE- paer nnd l1in
dred. ol ihc boys woud be h hone boxes thr daisies
would r their France it rHr CLOSING
The wH lv lavish expenditure ~ money saved n7 aNff American
manhood u' sawed h country billions o' mour, te further
pfQaeeriion ni the
Vow iiue rs he ihankfl no eroueit Your 81, hsrt
alive he and your n,ht0f hos SIN atfomfsN n
Those whose bows n back would subscribe M
u hcv erd welcome Back ihe osf fhe' subscribing Is
those bonds nd wonder why ID lun deserve
ynuf h0y tae Il fou do mot hep
Ilcf, sacrfe 81 hnfing 90 bon Thcs good
fe.fnfn i usod collateral real Insurance and ye
ought f0 hat hf nl. Yon believe laf ,nur money
value flan - fife 8 M soldier boy Liberty Loan committee,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

Infur aied ovff a .fnancHai afs-
msni tsnasstd hm he Us wife and
eosd, fo anstr Pr 'ms irouhtcs.
BeTs nrsstry rsnfsF on .he farm ~
G.osrs not rg four and haif miles
sog.h g town sha and klilti h|s i
year e,i stfp-daughfsr Grace Puce
sud hfn killed am tf Nj ia sh,.xun
81 rs home. a. O'Clock ~ day al.,r-
noon
BB.iz ~ ihe doahle kiiilng was
given 10 Too Leader last evening
ussera Vas 'l years o.d He rented
he nelson rlaos on lsnuary com
ing So ihis ccaniy from southwestern
Oklahoma He had Some money So
the bank and va regarded a. we'll
io-do
On laraa' h rmfry was married
"a Mrs E,a pree a. Oklahoma Cr,
lie bad ialf ch.ldrsn. hr.e BOYS and
glrl Ms rssfry Trough 20 h
tConiiuued on Poge g Col 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
DON'T WATT; HELP
FINISH THE JOB
II You Would Lend Your Aid To
Bring Our Boys" Home,
Buy Victory Bonds and
Feel Better

The following crunties are repore'
as being officially over ;he ior ln fhs
~ campA.gn. BeckhaEn. Harmon
Cresr Kiowa. cadao. Grady. Kiag.
fisher. Alfalfa. Cleveland. po1 o-oe
Ottawa
The following have rcqor1ed g. be-
IN officially over. Roger NIB
Jackson Dewey Caste-. Tillmsn
Comaneha stephens. jefferson. Grant.
Garfield. Oklahoma. Marray. oss~s
Okf0skee Hnghes. Nob.e and Noxaia
4 you are a tue patrios who Is will
lng 10 help finish tie JOB don't val
for a committee 70 call upon you to
sole you 10 purcaase Victory LIB
erty Loan Bonds Cali up your hank
and express your willingness 10 sub
scribe for a number a. least equal TO
your purchase in the sourfh issue.
s3esier stiiI. double TIE amount of your
subscription. II YOU sre able % DO %
There never was a better invest
men'-zbsoluieiy safe. non-taxable in
TIE hsnds o. men in modera,e circum :
stances and paying interest al the
rate Of - per cent With Liberty
Bonds IN your possessfpn. you need
not Worry abor raising money in an
emergency Any bank will sco0mmo-
date you. taking the bonds as security
for payment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
NOTED TEXAS OIL MAN
MARR|Es LOGAN GIRL
Lucille mulhsll Becomes Bride of
7 9 Burnett. the Man Who
Opened Up :he Burkbur-
nett Pool In Texas

7 s Burnett oi Iowa Park. Texas.
and lucille Nulhan Van Burgeu
daash er o. Co Zach MuIhall q this
coariy were unsed IN marriage By
Judge Boles e. he ooart house Fri
day
NJ Burns "a son % Busk Bur
nett. uYon whose land In Texas a.
great ~ field u B1rkburncff was q !
covered re Is rrpuied .o b. worth n
rsn million doiisrs i h.svsy interes b
- IN a. lands n Texas and Okla 3
bona ana Al econ s,s-s a drl on
the Muihsii rsnch r this coantr.
7 an que csrs.n .asf 4 great o g
pod is under Logan coun 3. rsrAca-
larry 10 n rorh and uc-.heaa par
- fhs oouniy and IN goinz 20 tn
20 uncover r. sad SIR Burnett yes
terday.
The couple ~ saend -ha.s honey
moon IN n. .ss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

IL fhe N0n part fan tfa.slo atiempi
% tase .osres "a - fhe oaafsy nn
-h,nsrr ~ example = ne p ubH
an lrrif. sua dos r1I la fa.f rsI-r
~ ~. orf rIrtion. confrsiing
ieler-' 'on mIrhf o. seated IN ~
srrmfiar ~hah marares iae slate
contsn' .,u e. fhs rap.fn 81 Iarf 81
bindfanre j. Huf 10 fhs ~ay " fn
Non arlsan isarue fo ofEsnita =
fars - fhf'r uen. tai faff arf su
ionei from ras5lns Aasoe eifh fhf
Oh parties anf poane e, fore fhe ftf
- - fhe safs ~ spana1rIas fbe faai
- On - to- sa'd parties
West Tired o. prrary
D'sss'f fafe.on wfh fbe ffmars 10
NIfe saraad Ia fhs ws~s California
bad q fr'ak election iass i'mo. fur ~
smple IN which democrat vlao IN.
fertd bofh the rpubNcan and demo
crafie lHlmaflea sas bsaf~d fhe re-
yubiic1n primsry and nss nol permit
ID 20 r8n therefor on the demof rsfis
flcfrs az al 80 fts eiec 8u wenf -
n ri ubiicans by defauH O.her o8-
tecilons 20 fhe ~ mary in iAis sscfion
~ fhe cIansry Is to- fscs fbsf men
with maney ran b-.af fhr reF ~ssr.-l
snerhre tissef b1 ~ aref4xe msn
carnof. bee-iu = the Organization D. q
dssno~r4fic o. republican. can POI he
vote IN = primary Thls nakts i pos-
sibie tor the orzarl zsfion 70 baes any
body. without feeling r.sponslbie for
gconiinaea on Page 3, Col a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
BETTER TRAIN siHNtdl
tOR Oil tli0uA >sH\

TopekA Kan Aprn - Hale Hoi-
den. resional director os railroads
Chicaso Aas written Unlied states
senator Arthur Carper thar nosk
lsind trains Nos S and 50 running
between Kansas CITY ana ~ Rcno
oAla removed from service a. var
measure viii be ro.nstaied Nay n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
ITALIANS AND
JAPs FHAT[RNIl[
~ rii ~ >IAIiAI~ FROM
NOM ,>D Iuhip ri
M p~ Ips.i IIiin ~
.,BiI~is car N
~ uu>~itNIiu>
LEAD ORLANDO a. LONG
nuLLETIN

Rome Auril ID A dcmonstra-
tlon today AZ ucnoa m protest
against President Wilson atii
tude eliminated IN The changing
OF the name of the street that had
been named after ne American
President "a Plume street
Before departing from Parts.
Orlando and Ambassador Mataui.
OF japan. held 4 secret meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

Ihe Mtna ah uIB Hs ha# IA lhf
ffnif Parrish iiause en Nanaas n' ~
q hfef husnsaa tuu uIH he Hrli
afsf ehleh Mahf "s.sHer ul sAae
tsn N.u faih nn ihe lnlftf af 81 fHs
HmHh oH hH eefaHnn ~ new frsff1
wl m Nhnsn and de'eam,a e|afsd
ia ihe ,onvp,af.an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
JaiIS Crowded
In Budapest
As S0piet Acts

April ee-rne stuasisn
hsre 10 tense ard hvnsr~cs % elfi
rens are esino thro~n into lail
rhere have siso heen ss~ ss.<u.
,icns. soseph Pseany. enc os shs
soviet lsaaers . making speeches
demanding -eieod" ans Warning
: 'suNaaf.sns NO ha~s ~elSc raeo 80
nanssns Or creehs ~ Invaded ds.
'riets thst tAes Nili be called &c
account later Ger ~ofsine against
the eoishsVski regime.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

Up in nes Nolnes tie other day 8
Hereford COW sold tor & SO 40
wonder Tie poor packer say lhes
cant pay grocery bills ana rent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
West, Weary of Farce; Ready
To Ouit Primary System

Tor r-sfciio. ld1hc. Ap-i la Years
aeo. and no - many a. fhaf. 81 uas
discovered g De- froxress.ve as srii as
ro@acany a. .lonaoio 10 isfor fhe di
rect primary. Ou of ihs Nssi sams
thn idea NOW fhe irox~e.is. wei
Is virtually ready fo discard the ~
mar. or 81 lca.s 20 amena i so fhai
the parry convention shah IN effsc' be-
a. stored
N~bra ka has Jus returned fo me
parry convention Mlnncssfa is wrfs.-
Ink Hith 'he QUESTION and idsho hzs
lately amended hsr a.rimsrv iBu' Sew
ersi rsrs irs s8grs~fed m. change. bls
NOS scuiraie - an sas che ia.ecs ~
The Non = artisan League p Nc- 5 r. s
ko'a. A. the same fime capacity COR
political r.yciation is today d.seuYer-
abe alnor auyNhere ln ne Nes-
what the Non partisan Lesxae 49,
BEEN doing is 70 approsrisie b. ma
chiery o. the republican ~ daalo-
cratic Tary. a. they chos.. md lhsn
zdverts.nx Their flcssf wi,h Ne 90
pubhcsn ~ democratic lsbsI. q fhe
case may -. - fhai nenaf. ao.fiaai.
Terfy has been ssre - place ia b.
s1n. even a. minority orxanlzs-
ton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

fNH N.aI#H.H Iarsa
MHh fan fetufH fn Nenfe To-Day ~
tHiafla Oflanao ihe llaiian pr~mles,
anaf Ha lHsmafle uifhtrasnl ffnm
fhe psa in Paris. sha
auA ese'opmeni ~ ne sitilaie Italy
all dsHnfsif sssame fo-tfi 10 iinAi
rfare ssiilrmrnf = esQesfst
neran Parliament p Nest
TIE Italian prime ninlsfsf. wasn
nrnl fIom Paris - 'sy his ~ufA n tha
conference laefofs Do liallaa people.
pisnn.d immediately aflrr h.a arrival
in nonfa 20 sonfer ~Hh klna Victor
rHH anaef ani lata 70 can o loanrii
oi be HinlstfY
Decision vii Ne Reached
De- a af this meeting thar avelslun
aia hs Reached con lha qaea'loa %
as'i'nN parliament 70 nssi si aueo IN
eiead - NAY the aAfs previously
rsei 90 fsN SIN fho siius,h.n afls-
tDnnilnasd aa paar = Cot -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

Ms Madeilne cottlneham and An-
dre~ u Biaekuiore q the cushrse Ma
tfonsi bank wlil b. married Al nj,
o'ciock tonlrhs a. ne hone q
bride. IN Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
BtRT III >>tRN. TENANT On
DOD>O> q am. ~ DOt Bit
CRIME
DOMESTIC ROW LEADS TO
MURDER AND SUICIDE
SItl'nAt auttR II tHt>tU
ALONG itOW A\D >iMi
To DEATH: Niit mas
AFRO ~ t>t.trL
FROM DEATH

rhe name % tee sead mar vas Ger
tifss q tire AUTHORITIES as "Ussers
Fror, cffieial occVrnerts Unesrfned
iccay ard from statements made hy
ths ~4ao~. the ecfrsct name . -D'Us.
sey-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
BOTH FlAUGHER AND
MADDOX ARE LET OUT
All School Board Members Resign
Except Brooks Local School
Row Beng Adjusted BY
Joint Club Work

'ay hoard 81 rlaesNau dtts|og
meuis lass n.sa and ioaay ~tft
Formal .rnafion 0f Nrmhes
nrucs. Armanfroa fndl, faen9
and Mrs l.os her
Demand fo mmed nmntai u.
Pro- Maddox ss PRINCIPAL 81 b Is
schoo
I'm hatis nfu.si 81 % = naoaAs is
resign from ,heol hcafd
Recommendation hat n o. 20
t,ret . harmony san raafhsi bel
nof 2, sioort for ns,l ssar
callod mfelus nf boil hoarl lof
Saturday agerncon
Settling rfosblss
Sio~la. he surety cfY nasfi of
educa ion mafer are bers utH4.d
nto shup by NJ Rran ,lnb ahd
Chamber 81 Cemm,-rr t0 Vhhh
bodice ihe m,nl-rs - the staei
board appealed ior hoip Is unianels
their dlfnc1hi.e
Fiausher Not 70 ee Re elected
A. me me- Ing = iho e'ubs. Ffdsy
n ght vote ess fak,n ou fhs a.
lion ~ accommodation 81 ihe board
Cor ihe ref.rtop q sup fiaaeh.f for
The cnsu.ng year Majority ,me ear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
rAArs WHAT THEY'RE
FoR. ISN'T IT.

A kansas city store adverflscs a
nat purse sale Nhafs the differ.
ensef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

''nia ''sf una'r 'he demo- afHe ~ re
~ '''.''n nA'' SIMPLY HAlnF 90
'"h'ts' ~ ih' W noi'a - M 81.
i'''' .''i i' 'sin'i's 3. n
.''f 'n''' i'''' 'na ~ % f'i''i'.i IN
al'o many h'A-iaf 'n isasnszr
'h.f* - "anif tf foni'i'i"
anu '"7 '''f f ~ na'if /"
aht - ~ Ih ~ saf.h bakoin
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ence o the N0n-faTsissn Jfsg8e a. .
political organization. Elfh a lsffortn
and ored which the aversre voter can
unde-~ssnd but Il Is nov psrsd.ng a.
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-22
WANTED

The Southeastern Iron G. Metal Co.
OF Atlanta, Ca, has opened branch
office at the corner of Osceola and
South Third streets, near the electric
light plant. We are prepared to pay
the highest market price for all kinds
of waste material, iron, old automo-
biles and machinery, rags, rubber and
metals. Write, wire or phone us what
you have. Our trucks will call any
where within a radius of ten miles of
Ocala.
Southeastern Iron & Metal Co.,
21-tf Phone 167.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-22

OF Application for Tax Deed UnAeF
Section s. Chapter 1855,
Laws OF Florida
Notice is hereby given that. H u.
Mathews, purchaser Of tax certificates
Nos. 1929 and 1890. dated the 7th day
Of June, 1915, has filed said ceFtid-
Gates in my office. and has made APP
plicatfon for tax deed to Issue In ac-
cordance with law. said certificates
embrace the following described proR-l
erty situated in Marion county. F1lrsl
ida to-wit: Com $50 It OF ne cor OF
sek Of SEX OF Sec Tp 10 r "a Z
thence W 131 IT 165 1t 131 Il a les
II and seA OF SCI Of SEX OF Sec
TIP 10 r "a K. The said land being
assessed at the date Of issuance OF
such certificate in the name OF y. n.
Harp & Co.
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law, tax deed VIII
issue thereon the
9th day OF May, A ID. 1913.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 18th day OF March A d.
1919.
(Seal) p. H NUGENT.
Clerk Circuit Court. Marion County,
Florida 4-1-tues
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-22

full and keep on pouring so the liquid
will run out on the floor?
The Florida educational autocracy
wants to pour the milk of education
into the minds of the children until it
is spilled. But the taxpayer has to pay
for the wasted milk.
We all of us know that our educa-
tional system has become a vast
political machine, with a gang of
parasites stuck to it, that bunch of
useless officials prance up and down
the state at the public expense, that
most of our teachers are overworked
and underpaid, that our children, study
out of all proportion from books that
their parents are often not able to
buy, that we pay more taxes for our
schools than we paid a few years ago
for the expense of the entire state,
and that our butt-headed lawmakers
have so misarranged matters that
nothing can be remedied without
raising taxes, and that these are no
sooner paid than more taxes are de-
manded-and what is it all for?
That our children, in order to de-
velop their minds, may learn things
they will soon forget, and will be use
less to them if they remember them.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-22

The funeral of Mr.. J. A. Grumbles
Friday showed the high esteem in
which that good citizen was held.
After the services at his late home in
Dunnellon, the hearse carrying his re-
mains left that city followed by al
most mile long procession of autoes.
This was added to largely in Ocala,
and many people were waiting at An
thony when the cortege arrived. The
body of Mr.. Grumbles was laid to it's
final rest in the pretty cemetery at
Anthony, and his memory will linger
long with the hundreds of friends he
made in his honored and useful life
time.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-22

The Star is informed that it was
misinformed about the district school
board being peeved with the county
schoolboard for not maintaining the
department of domestic science in the
Ocala high school. We correct and
apologize. Both the county and dis
trict boards are made up of con-
scientious people, who are having a
hard time trying to add two and two
so they will make six, and they would
be excusable if they were peeved
sometimes.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-22

Ever since the Florida Marketing
Bureau has been in operation, the
Star has criticised it. We have op-
posed it on the principle that such
things are not function of govern
ment, but should be attended to by
private parties. We favor such or
CARNATIONS as the Florida Citrus Ex-
change and the cooperative organiza-
tions that are successfully operated
by farmers and fruit growers in many
northern and western states. We
must concede, however, that at pres
ent the bureau is doing well by our
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-22

The Star can't endorse the move
ment to put the Marion County Fair
in the hands of the county commits
sioners. We don't think the commits
sioners want the responsibility, and
we don't think that managing a fair
is legitimate function of county
government. The commissioners can't
take charge of the fair without in
creasing taxes and making appoint
ments that will displease good many
people. If the people can't carry on
the fair themselves, they had better
let il go.