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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-21

Doesn't hurt bitl Drop q little
Freezone ON an aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, then you life
it right out Yes, magicl
A tiny bottle of Freezone costs but
"a few cents at any drug store, but is
sufficient to remove every hard corn,
soft corn, or corn between the toes,
and the calluses, without soreness or
irritation.
Freezone is the sensational diseov-
cry of Cincinnati genius. 1t is won
derful.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-21
ROAD BONDING BILL

CONTINUED from page onc)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-21
Fighting Salen1's S
Meat Trust

NOTCONNECTED WITH ANY OTHE RMARKET IN SALEM THE
TRUST CONTROLS MOST OF THE OTHER DOWN TOWN SHOPS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
HIGH-CLAsS RESIDENCE PROPERTY

heating plant reception
hall sleeping rooms Everythng
make modern complete Best district south side
lot well built
southeast part OF p1e CITY
SIC 5OOono Of tho Well located large
corner A home that must appreciated win
sleeping rooms Including sleeping
and servants quarters
hdgr district
u5co: finished hardwood 'aupped
furnace CARA quarters
Ridge heating plant
nd dining room
finished qunrtered oak garage Tor Nv"
cd quarters
furnace laundry,
CARA Maple Ridge ana Morning
the residence artistic mod
unit to-di basement sleeping porch
90 Seven room, cast Hni addition with
lrig % quarters
Seven rooms the north side
modern In every detail
basement all mod
~ auiu ~ th" Kirkpatrick Heights district
Mornngadc district,
mac
homo Hard and upto date ! respect
~ .yr,r,r,a IN building posi-
Non,
.,c lr'r par'~ ~ 'r cry ranging from ''''' " ''O'' "
nav, ,uIt To- -,,u .-' before buying
BLAIR BROTHERS
CO. ,,,, ,.,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

u NoE LIN tOF LNSitFRl'NSL
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE II
WIILTRADE My nice rc,idenrc lot for a
fivc.room modern cottage or hu0ga.ow
What have you Phone Cedar l542
BE.T 1oU.scrs cultivated farm uIsa
county 70 cNrhsrFe for Tulsa residence
property. Price t-j per ugre. mo- inclm
hran,, Nu exchange Gao Doe made Tor
clear residence property OF value 81 500
up 20 value OF farm. balance carried one
- five Nrars. IS per cent interest lH.
Gu.re SGT South h1'for
ToR SALE OR EXCHANGE 72
FOR sALF or TRipF .uood farm wagon
ant team Of horses. will consider o two.
room house or Ford ]. ts'aa, Usage
HHTI
FoR TRADE MISCELLANEOUS IS
TOV TRAM lH'omuhI.e. seye1 pn-.,nggr.
n good uH6frs order WI tnt. for
furniture iu storage Phou" usasc veg
WANTED To TRADE 90 acre, in Mag
county. four miIrt from Locust Grove.
o. uropsrtv iu Co.'ius,t'e VII trade
for ar See ward 1urpin. 80 West
Archer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

NTNHI htNIo VNT VTsISI'III'D ~
.FINF ROOM APARTMENT south ''ie
$50. five ronra north side apartment
50 Phone at-o or gn1-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
SOME GOOD BUYS IN
VACANT PROPERTY

Io,sA Q and 6. block I. corner Fifth
and Peoria, with small house now
renting Tor il2 per month Price
$4,000. one half cash.
Lots @ ana 10. block 5, Ildgr" WOOD
il.g75 each.
Lot g block !. Childers Heights,
sl.b0O
Two lots. corner Thirteenth and
Peoria. 5000 each, Ridgcwopd ad-
dition.
Two lots on East Jasper IN sunset
I'm. 81. 500 each
Two lots ON North Denver. $3.50
each. We hiN" others.
c. II. TERWILLEGER
co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
SWISI1ER

at2 Richard Bldg Phone 3i7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

IMMEDIATE pp-tcsstun -iN room h"''.
homo. waking distance. t"fn"' .o' e."
TAy,mcut arranged so INr' Of h""-
can be rrricd hifrt.u', pt''r ava
to,rn, 1 south Nug,.,. phone o'nsr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
HOUSES ron -sALr

HOUSES ron SALE 50
,.,,.,.r.,,.,, ,.U. ..,I,, GOOD
"','n ''"n',, ,,.,' .o.in ,.ic.
N,.,r, rrIl,, ,rt r,r.rs leaving city
pu,c 81 $50 $3.50 cash balance SO per
morth C,u Nn.r ua., .l,p DoTo
,n.r ronus srl hath ,r,rtcl Stepping
pot,n' .aras, fru sized Iui located On
ia, r..i tid, prIac 81 5000 ~ 300 O,tN,,
h,taa,r Terms ! I Rriau i'huu, l.np
rn,, uIy ~. ..-r,.,,, and .,r. cor
rrr LOT 5o,lss rr,rc $50 Your t"".n
hau.. In kendall addition o. nua one
hou,, hoas t,,n lots !, Pom, N,.nirston
',,"5,.i Sr,,,,r, op,ti 'or A.. 81 our
Room, So Turner nrins ihoac
uhs, 0alG
ull..,Kt~T ,pnlriu\ ~ fcoms
L,.uJ r,n. .nrk.,. p,nI, naih.u. Not
Ter 5000 =, nun .,,r ~, rooms,
r,j,tr ,n c,rr, "a, ..antui. . 500.
,,r.0 AN ur,utr addition worth tho
w,,r, no,I fopr room house .,r.o.
stu.o rash 3. mu.ih' owen aidi.
sd q bargain cash. tl2,5 50 month.
D., u Ne -, II " 1t rs Hollis
$3.50 CN.ql ami Slut poo mo'th vii hu'
hus eight room residence ou me south
tldr close to Morulu.sllr addition
lsfgc rt'ufut hh'CW'Il "hh .'n"iN IN NJ
Rooms fnr bath aud c.,.trr fixtures
uaiutal shade r,ic, 81 1"u rbouc ns1s"
IllI NJ i ,Glass 4 Co over Palace
heatcr
last rlpf DANDY T. roum ,'on ard h,f
bungalow Ave roou> Including cu, o.rd
room upstairs httrr room across
the front ~ mouse. nm" mA'l'. 'Nl ''.,
tric. lNur'A. Alg" ha.'wr.' t"'H N,n
aud UhhU ON Nh'h N"'' 'AI'. - -
lot lvc' $500 on' . .Nn 'ath h'.
40" tnN per m"r,n \ t'A' .'it'"
"""' ,''A' --.
| WEST SUD- We" sN room modern. up
lodhir bungalow. AH h"t1"""H ''",l y.
mamie. bum 'n foAiut'. bA.ch'nl in'
80 ,o' r.nt t,yg1rs rst
W.,.t, n,,.. on, iit R,h,t.or bIdg
! WEST Sl, I'VE room W"l,rn uH.E'
",,t .,' ,'" ,,r.. ta-.1. 81 dVh
/ ,.A t,rs,r, - ,,e, ,r,rn can WRIGHT
! 49,. AZ, 80 V,tir.,r h.IId,rg
/ ,..,,, II
A r,.r 81 anS root term,
C,I .,v4,h, ns,rr 6lri al Vnh,osou.
| ,...,,...,., ,,,, .g.
~ n,i I.,.,,,. ,,o,,p e,ra,, i,r iva
,,,' t,1s "a ,,.a = I,I,,ge ,e,,
I.n ,,1,-t, n.,r, atIt nt R,Ltr,pu.
- !. .''''
w '.'.. '''' r ID.
.W.t''N rt"N' ,u tr!.t,'
ou XII, ~ W,l,'..s lu,l,Ire
p.
Su{lU SIDE Five t""u bungalow oAs
ieoN Throughout Mb, l',AE I|'" '"s'
front plenty shalr l'''"T'. ,nt", n'
rtu. Fts4e
-' '..'-, 3. ,..-.
/ NFkh COMPLETE N"NLun w.
nice NArH rooms "As il"'I'. p'','N ',, m",'
" iSa''tg H, stooo' e ,"o cash dawn
IItt g.. rhn,. .q,o
-i''.'l ,.--
WE liNNE ,hn'"t, ,ot an t,I', 9' It'"r.r,m
.ans'"E .na ,t9'm sa n,S r. "'g ,on usni ,onr
u, ~ '-,It'ItI a. am br Mutual
VII, 70 W Wr,gh ~ r Van
Robinson Rldr
p,y. g,tr L J..,,,,t ,.t,,, nroprrty
~" i.ra..,a rIu,.r,o,n hons,
,.'.nI,,, l,,,,,,. ,a,rh brc.tT,.t room
J. h,,Ju,.J unors living room 2BlgI.
host electric hsturcs; rougbed in for
furnace For terms phone owner. Usage
lsls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

wANrrn REAG nsTArr

" ,VTrp Tn hoy drrct from owner for
rssh houkc and lot. state lowest prlc"
ami location y care World
WANTtp To BuN Five ~ inroom
honse in good location. Prefer eouih
side close ir Phone osaCc N'NN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
REAL ESTATE Fex SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


HOUSES roR SALE ~
IMMEDIATE po-sc..t@n s'' room modem
home. waking distance. '"fn'r 'o' on
Pavement 'rrnns'd 40 r'r' o, "".-i "",rS
can be rrrird ai'ra.u'' pt''' 'n'
torus 1 s"urh Nog,I'. ihon" '''s"
sNIf .N
/. ROOM vJu,c. east .,d" arc income
81 500 t,rn>. CAL Palmer h'"' t'''''
urr" 0inn
Lots ron --th so
HfN.Tufli lot 10 u'mr addition Np'"n
did, Io,.t,i e. Ia iAVrw'"i ava ar
~mu 81 60. 1000 rt' "r';" 90.
Fuk ,.\It luu,IvN tee" corner OF r't"h
and noui,t four hm.d'u.' "n 20, N"
m, hauc 25uH t-.Nw'N "" .''''' "''
u krud,l rhor" nsas" sol ...-.
Cunlrl rrtdcn,r rot. walking d'i"o'"
r.u 81 eta. worth ~ 500. for quick
tn'r Usage 1iol
IuR SNlE RN ONNtR Ncr, d'.r'h"
'ot a. South Cheyenne rho"" "''s'
1'ia lGt- "
ONIN four lot, l,H 81 '"t'h Nam IN
i.up h.ocL two cn>. front lois An' ~"
wcsi front lot paving ln' ,N'' J." To-,
nf these lots We -" selling them "' as.
,.a,, rrirr, rriro ~ irn ash or r',"
latu nn irrm. rhour hsae' l'A'
GLASS 4 90. fNr.ust'" Nson'N -.-
tnK ,Ntt orn,r ot .u,s, wua,ps
side ON north side ,oruer lot l'.Nl ln''
cotncr - kus aud 'ln'innau s"i '.N
uti National bank rh"nr Usage h'''
TVG IoTs 'rr ,Air in Nor'h Moro".d 40
di,ior ~ and ~ IN block two vii i'ke
nrh, car Tor parl payment Can Usage
5Ila
LANDS AND FAPms ron SALE ~
uu IN >tW MEXICO
The largo OIL ,omuauig, A." pn,ung ,,. ", 10
,bcm. how doe, it look 10 }"n' N'N
'boub'G u,arv,y
7lf7 CertpI Nauouh h''t N''r
CIrl2tNS of the luuca snios are ON
ulrd T., a., oil gas and mi"cral claims
o pe,o. valley Nrw Mexico For lh
! formation 500 Peoples Invcstmrni Co
nav FaH Thirt Hr'"'
rRAcKAGH AND INDUSTRIAL m
TRACKAGE property ior sale half hl"rs
/ Third ana Norfolk Phone ofhsr 2oN'
| y = to0fiale
WANTED REAL ESTATE I"
( WANTFp To huy direct from owner 'or
/ rsst house and lot. state lowest price
! and lorst ON \ care World
/ WANThp Tu WuY Five u" ioro"mn
/ honss ir good location. prefer SCUM
! side close I'm fhon" "''e" 't''
I WANTtp TO MY A FsroFr in some
! ,.I olinhoma town Must be priced
! richt or would consider huyihg inter
| cu Addrsss = !" World
KnTRL DAME GALLEY.
I ArorIra's rroatcsi and surest Investment
| The rich psairie lands Of Teuehor'.
/ Iouisiara are most productive ana tho
! ,n,t rnttor rice. cattle grazing and pros
rcctite otl and sas bands w the world nov
/ /, raw state with development will
nav enormous returns annually big Amer.
! lean company financed 10y men OF aiisrs
|
! -, t,,rt Common shares tiOg each, sub
lee, to adyipce without notice pis ptotIis
| s,.py.l Nrh,s opportunity Is undonhiedF
me very best ever offered Investors ont
/ literature Is very interesting Snd N'' -"
! C,.tc,l land 4 Iiarbor Company. Inc Wv
! whitney Centrsf Rldg New orleans La
EU \ A. department \. --
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06
Silk Underwear for New Friends
Garments Sure to Please

Billie Burke Pajamas of
crepe de chine, with hem
stitching and lace trimming.
At $5.9S and $6.95.
Envelope Chemises made
of fine quality crepe de chine,
tailored or lace trimmed.
At Sz.oS.
Short Chemises in shirt
lengths, made of fine quality
Jersey silk. At sos, $3.50
and $3.95.
Bloome-s made of fine
quality Jersey silk reinforc-
ed. Special at 1895.
Night Robes made of good
quality crepe de chine;
tailored or lace trimmed.
At H.95 to $1z.95.
asnagaats@ -rhird Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06

Boomers made of good
quality China silk, full cut
and reinforced. Special at
$l.s5.
Peggy Hopkins Bodice,
made of fancy ribbon in
handsome colors. Special at
s1.95.
Dressing Jackets made of
good quality crepe de chine,
prettily trimmed with laces.
At $5.95 and sos.
Camisoles made of crepe
de chine or wash satin tail
ored or lace trimmed. At
$1.00, $1.50 to sos.
Skirts made Of good quail
ity crepe de chine with panel
back and front, finished with
scalloped edges. In flesh
only. At &.95.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06
Editorial

1t was necessary for US
to write a document of a
peculiar nature. We knew
just what we wanted to
say, but we didn't know
just how to say it.
Finally, after working
on it for three or four
days, we called up the
library, and the efficient
little librarian told US, in
a moment, that she had a
book containing just the
information we were
after.
We got the book and all
went well.
Most of US don't ap-
preciate what a help the
library can be in our daily
work.
We think of 1t as q place
to go when we want read
ing matter that will amuse
US. We don't think of
turning to 1t in the solu-
tion of our daily problems.
And. yet. all the knowl-
edge Of the past is con-
tained within the four
walls of a comprehensive
library.
Let's use It more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06
Handkerchiefs
For New Mem And
Women Friends

Women's Soft-fnish Cambria
Handkerchiefs, with hemstitch-
ed corded edges, hemmed edges
or colored rolled edges, with
colored embroidered corners.
10c each or 5 for Csc.
Crepe de Chine Handker-
chiefs, in ali tints, hemstitched
or with colored rolled edges
and embroidered corners. In
white or tints. 1Sc each or 8
for SOC. Regularly Csc.
Mems Fine Cambria Hand
kerchiefs, in full hemstitched
size. Regularly 10c each, now
4 for Csc.
aassvaets@ First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06
Pettiicoats
for
Summer

Petticoats OF Heather
bloom taffeta, in white.
finished with tucked and
pleated ruff1es. At $1.95 and
sos.
Petticoats, made Of fine
quality sateen, with pleat-
ed rufles. At $1.zs.
Petticoats of wash silk,
with double panels back
and 'front.' finished with
tucked ruffles. At $3J0.
Petticoats Of Liberty
Loom taffeta. in full extra
sizes: black only. At $1.9S
and $3.50.
Petticoats, with cotton
taffeta tops and fine quality
taffeta silk ruf1es in
changeable colors or black.
At $3.50.
Ar9saats@ T Fl1a1'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06
Children $ Wear
For Our Little Friends

MILDLY Blouses, Of Lonsdale jean,
in Paul Jones and Goody styles, in
large variety of models for chill
dren, misses and women. At SIS,
SOS and $3.50.
Children's Dresses, made of or
CANDY. PRETTY trimmed with lace
Sizes 6 to IA years. Special at $4.95.
Smocks of fine voile, in pink,
blue. maize or white, with colored
collars and cuffs. For women and
misses. At sos and $3.95.
Childrcn's Dresses of fine wolfe,
hand embroidered and lace trimmed.
Sizes E to II years. At S7.o5 and
$9.o5.
Children's MILDLY Skirts of Ions
dale jean, full pleated, with waist
Sizes 6 to IA years. At $l.ss and
SOS.
AEDvaees@ Third Floor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

Mouday OF ihis week a, O'Clock = o.
The two couples were y ! Cline oi
vaarika, OKLA and Allst Ruth "
tnug ~ Gn,hrie. and Harvey wog
,han and Alss Edith i,raiiy. b.,sh Of
-, sfokee Okla Mr. rlInN iuas re-
nrned lav week from he navy train
in< camp NJ Charlesaop \ G, where
H. has seen Tor t~o y.ars. aud ~aa
hnnnrably Discharged IL nallas Tex
ivn week. awn AIiRa Ituth Sfrry
has bern the hsrkkr~pvr In the dash
lie SAVINGS bank for lhr last year
ahe Ia The aaughtsr ~ Rev and Mr
" alrnng az ihis city Rev Ntfnn1
@ga raalo~ ~ tho wssl Md n y
chnrsh iaas y.aF. Mr. and Mrs t'ilns
viii mako their homo "a Waurika
where Nr cline wlll envugr IN tss.I /.
rssa
Harvey Wnr,hsn waa rakaed on lhs'
farm nrar cherokr. When W conn
Try eslicsl fnr volunteers he wa@ n1e
oi ii. fifYf 90 autwsr h. eall and
emung The flfst American hsya ~
land In France and on lh~ front and
endured the dan~eFa aud hnsdahlpa
~ hat ssrrihirA ~ all wars this
world ever peel lie was sent with
his regimen. o the German ffoni
after the arm slcs was aIsnsd and ~
mainsa iherr unfll be waa honogably
July 18th and returned 90
Cherokee 10 claim BITS own. Mis- Edith
Daaavy uho paii.n8y and salthgulr
walked che rrturn of her own Harvey.
ID whom she bad great ronfidsncr
She + he diughsaf of y & md Mrs
Iluasty ~ Cherokee. Ar neasty II IN
he banking business and f. one Df eha
Inr most bankers ~ she nofihwes,
PR, ~ the tate. Aiss fdith has h.en
school In Alfalfa county and
working in her fathers bank fer the
pagt three years They. will mako
helr homo ~ Peabody. Kan. where
'ir wIorshan haa good position SIKH
! humber company at thas place Only
few rails ra= . ts+Af "A ffrffruriT wTFe ores
az TO witness the benusifui marriage
'eremony which was performed by
be rev ] " strong. who IA now ras
or of the ueihodiss church at Sassns |
I=av beagsin,l presengs were even
o these two couples by ghelr friends
nd relatives - " ssrnnx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

Ar5 J ' Buck aud liisle dsaxbser
Eiain. vho have been spending trs
summer IN Colorado. arrived koms
taIs morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
Nl.- nope rraaer l-sa-'
chl,sssn's parry.

Mr. md Mrs ilefbctt Sa.uosr "a
tcffsined ~nh a ch.idfenf party ns
evening FOR their htlls son and aaaxh
i"r. MARJORIE aud Thomas Sfsno~r
Hrs y W rfupncli. ui,s lalia wflks
sud Miss iala iiouser assisted Mn
spencer IN cniersalnlnx the children
and served an ice course "a the tol-
l"wfnz Eusss; Euwnc and IL Roy
rapncl. Mabel. iIllma and Harvey
rsnny. Milton. nAiy aud Mildred
sherman. Esther and lone McElhin.
ney. Luke wencr. nohbir ana Mary
Eleanor Merton James. Helen and
rcrvy Petty. corinnc and Mary Hes
ter Esius. Henry and Gsorxr wolm
mnl. carpy Smith. Narha rield. la
thar Smllhl l.,e worhlnslon. MARY
filfahs1h Ballard. J VI tic'ph. lIarolsi
chcsnut, Chester aud Evclyn D,Ncri,
Wanda fexan, Mary. 0ene,irve. Jane
and nAlpA Ella Davis. ka.herino
l.angfb,, Ellxahssh and John Az Al I.
ans. Jaue~ Burke. Rcyer i.aus o'
rrisio~ and Andrew Ewing ~ Ken
ton. Ohio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
SHOP CRAFTSMEN DECIDE
TO STRIKE SEPTEMBER |
Vote on Walk ou. lx unAnimeas /.
II Il Now I'm To Hines n
Decide What TO DO In
the Situation

Springfield, si0. Ana ~ orgg
csai STRIKE ~we of members ~ ths
fsdsfatsd shnp erafsm so tho No taAls
No "a frarcsAso railroad has resn saksn
and ~. rvauiss forwarded 90 tns se.
srnl shAtrsaan .f the various erafls
V ~aA aiassd by uniah oefle,als h~r~
s~lay y weA asaled That sh~ ssae IN
Inc mea 10 aus work ou seps ua
lsss 'he wage demands no~ b~fnr.
nlfeelor sl~nrri tinsf. fns dsetssna
are xrsn'~d by that date. ~As Tsrse
tleaIy unanimous
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

Annette cios on wssossssy.
Mrs i.yal Haistead viii ~ hosss =
~ foe Amiciiia club 90 wedner lay
Afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

A beautiful dosble wedding af the
First Methodist church took place On
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

Mrs ' y Kelly. Alsw v-ra and
Francis Ksiiy arrived home from
swestwaser, Tss. ms morning. They
nads the trip Overland IN their Mar
mon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

Miss Georrla west. who haa been
y.~l1lng relatives IN Kansas CAV. Mo.
returned home and she spent day in
WtolHa W Der sister. Misa Lea
West, WIN " visiting Miss Kafhryn
rochrcll thrr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26
vlAO|v0sT0K IS N
HANDS Or D0lsAEMn

f.ondou AUG ~ yiadlsostnk N
TarrDunf"d hy troera aud the to~n
y filled wffh refugees. according to 4
nolshsvlk communication r~~~s~A
bere. 4 states here chat Japanssa
sauadfon nas arrived a. yiaalavostns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

Mrs. w q Ewing aud two children
ANDREW and Helen ~ kenfon, Ohio
who have srvnt The paas monfh with
Mr. F~lng's boshnr. q VI wolga MOI
and family. rxFeer la return 10 th,4r
home Doon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

Guthrie Chapter. No te. viii Cd.
servs rsssai Day. Sunday. Aug. slst
by a iup 80 The Masonic iIonse o.
Daringisn Those Who asslrv 60 o.
or who can furnish ssrs. .kore Ma
M1d,on. issi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

Mrs, Y o Ialx and dan ghisr, .Aaa
Adelaide. who have been spending
the month IN chica9o and f.udlpv,oo.
Mich, ar" cspratsd "a arrive home
fhe laai OF The week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

aesepi Asadf~d 4esss ~ i1ud .n
ffaace arr detalea "a raising yoanx
'rres el reeuilar sAAne fnr amsr.lla
n nfles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

dr aud Mrs J y nnrks went 10
ihlsiow ,nday for a short visit with
Nr aud Mrs J Frank fIaus. Roger
ianr. who haa hcen visiting her.
nciufnod with them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

oirthdsy Party.
Yesterday heinz The birth Jay amt.
,erary ~ q n HuSf q nun.s,sr ~
hss frIeni called 70 rcmind hm ~
The orrasion After ieaaant even
ng vrent With musls snd convsssa
ton, Mrs I'ursg served an ics COURSE
10 Mrs y G ahrap of wallace, Ind
Mr. Carrie barrett aud daughter o'
lhnran. Charles Sewers ~ rwInxnb
Nr and Mira jake Guck.v. MIR amt url
y " Sewers. Mr. and Mrs. oiio nnrat.
Nleaee Narxart fowsrs. Emma. MIN.
niH and Agnes rurAt. Me- .ra Tarhar
and FaFmer aowerl. rrd Cook chas
and Oscar hurst
N u /.
Mrs W q E~ing ana Two children,
Andrew and Helen ~ kenfon. Ohio.
who have ssnt The paa, monfh with
Mr. Ewing's brvsher. O " wolra MOI
and family. rxFeci ia return ~ thslr
nome aoon
x n "
Miea Georgia West who haa been
visiting rNialives IN Kansae cay. Mo.
returned home and she spent day in
Wtcl8ta ~th Der simar, Misa Lea
West. WIN " visiting Miss Kafhryn
rochrell thsr
y 4 n
Mrs., Y o Iaiz and dan xhi.f, Ms,a
Adelaide. who have been spending
the month IN chica9o and f.udlpv,on.
Mich, are expected "a arrive home
ihe laal OF The week.
x n y. 4
Nr aud Mrs y nitke went 10
iflsiow To-Day for siort visit With ,
Nr aud Mrs Frank rlaux. Roger !
iAnr. who haa hcen visiting hs ,
'esurnod with them
a ~ 4
Mrs 7 A Davis and son az n4rtls
lie arrived Mnudax !, p -tr1,r n \
'lsit With her paron;s. sfr and Msl
l. Hayes. so3 East Cleveland
/. r a
Misses Blanche and Bertha BeIsud
aer houscgussi. Miss ciementlpa
,rncr Of Kanss City. Mo John H..
aud snd John Ga'chsil vent tn OK |
'noma City yesterday IN s.e Julian
1iinge in his inss Rsuew
Mrs ' T. Kelly. Misw vsra and
raneis Ksiiy arrived home from
xestwater. Tss. ms morning. They
ade the trip Overland In their Mar
'on
Amscit's ciob on Wsonssdsy /,
drs Lyal Iiaistssd viii NJ bos,.t,I /,
fbe amiciiia club 90 wedne<izy .
- q
Mr. J , Buck aud llisle dsuxktev :
ain. Who have been spending ire
Imm<r IN Colorado. arrived home
js morning "A
oooble Ws1e,s..
A beautiful dosble wedding a. the 4
~ Methodist church took place On !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

aalAsFsiles h.nss- 4f~oriaflon snd
lnssnncs eomlanles ~ arr'sa
Asss bess msds o. -
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me- ReWARDS (ssTrIleD
tvDN RANK nssRI's,Is>

Ss~ias. Nan. >ax q n s~ards ~
q. 30 Tor ss~h ~ IL ihnc nsn -ha
ros.hed shc Pm Nstlonal hsnk a.
Nee go ,hc morning of Asrnsi -
we're .nnoancsd Today b. che clsii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-26

AppLesi ApplGsi AppIGsf
Fine ripe eating and cooking sprisa
~ too orchard or delivered Pred l..
wenner. Phone y n e.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-18
pntrolman neld in Jain.

PORTLAND. March 1S.-Patrol-
man F. w. Irwin was arrested sunday
night at his residence. GIL Hood
street. by Officer Barber on informa-
tion given by the government authori-
ties. deprived of his star, and locked
up in the city, held for investigation.
Later John Knowlton and Dave
Leightner We're taken into custody at
GIL Fifth. street by Officers Ward and
Teeters and held for government in
vestigation.
1t is alleged by the police that
Knowlton, Hammer and Leightner
have been smuggling LIQUOR into the
city with the assistance of Patrolman
Irwin who was formerly on the Ii
quor squad of the war emergency
SQUAD.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-18

Sam Barton, who used to be with
Parton, Davis & Minis. was great
character Early one morning he
came chuciSling into John Blood
goods office and his mirth provoked
the inquiry, ''What causes your un>
due merriment." Sam % And he an
swered: ~
4 just came downtown with Com
modore vanderbilt-he was awfuliy
excited. He asked me what the
Grand Central folks could do to keep
the fellows in Wall street from
knowing what was going on in the up
town offices. and I replied: We'll,
Cmmodore. make them directors and
then they'll never know the first damn
thing. g.'---Magazine of Walla Street.