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The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-01
At the
Theatres
Today


The Nogales Theatre offers Will.
liam Stowell, that giant lead of the
screen in picture that offers Sto-
well ample opportunity to display
his versatility as moving picture
artist.
Stowell is supported by well
chosen cast.
passing the Bomb" is a Nestor
comedy of merit. Nestor has been
filming some great pictures lately,
and Mr.. Diamos, popular manager
of the Nogales theatre is to be con-
graduated on his ability to secure
this Explosion in Laughter"
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-01

Yesterday Mrs. Josephine A. Sax
on, county school superintendent. re-
turned from Phoenix where she had
been in attendance OF the final meet
ing for the year OF the So Co.rd
of Education. She. rero1ted a cry
interesting session
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-01

Conductor Short Long, of the Ben
son train, is laying off for the holi-
days, and Brakeman Ben Sullivan is
acting as conductor.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-01
vOGALES GREETS new YEARS JOyFULLY
* & * 81 * s. *** s. ***
y TWENTY -FOUR YEARS AGO =

- -FOUR YEARS AGO !
*
& (From THE OASIS Jan. 1880 4
+ Monday the NOgales Bicycle 4
:: Club received the new uniforms 4
isoraered re emily from San Fran =
= cisco, and they are remarkably q
y handsome. The uniform con- =
= sists of cap, sweater and belt. 4
= The style Of pantaloOns and =
= shoes is left to the taste of the $;
= individual. The colOrs of the =
= club are displayed prominently =
= on the breast and cap. They \;
= are bronze disk surmounted &
= by silk wrought flags of Mexico e
s. and the United States. *
* &
= Smitten by the blind god Joa- 's
= quin Marquee, aged about "a, y
= and Agostina Doreme, aged Ia, =
= set out in the world together =
= afoot from somewhere in Sono- .;
i ra, one day last week. Yester- s.
= day they passed Nogales afoOt, q
: en- route to Tucson. All their &
= worldly possessions consisted of :;
y the clothing they wore and an {;
= old quilt under which they slept =
= at night. After they had gone y
= word came to stop them and an y
q officer set out after them. =
= bringing them back from Tubac. .
s. s.
= Today Mr.. George w. Chey- ::
= ney, of the Montana mine at 4:
= Orc Blanco, was at Nogales, ena:
= route home fror .
y where he had been -r I.efidsy \
+ week. He reported that every -
= thing at the Montana mine is q;
= nearly in readiness, and stamps =
= will begi falling within ten days =
s. @
y Doctor Rudd from Apache =
= couty, one of the pioneers in *
= that part of the territory, is *
= visiting Nogales, with view to =
= locating here. =
y *
!" Hon. T. B. Mills, from Las 3
3 Vegas, who was populist candi- =
s. date for Congress in that terri y
3 tory at the last election, was at y
= Nogales yesterday, en- route to =
= Orc Blanco. %
& * 4 4 = 4 * 4 4. 4 4 4 4 4 4
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-01
WANTS TO
STICK ON

Advices from Phoenix are to the
effect that Governor-elect Campbell
has rendered the post of adjutant
general to Col. E. P. Grinstead.
commandant of the 158th regiment
of infantry, now in France Ari-
iona regiment; and that Adjutant
General Harris will resist removal
General Harris bases his claim to
holding on to the military code
which he seems to have had hand in
drafting. Under its provisions an
officer holding commission is yerv
near bombproof. He has the lob
nailed down-all the same as a regu-
lar army officer. 1t may require a
decision of the supreme court to de-
termine whether the legislature of
Arizona can tie up job in that way
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-01

FIND IT-Thru the OASIS CLAS-
SIFIED COLUMN.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-01

Yesterday Mr.. Jesse Chatham son
OF Mr.and Mrs.J. J.Chatham, return
ed from Camp Bowie, where he was
attached to a new division that was
In course of organization-the Tooth
10 be mustered out he was sent to
Camp Kearney in California, and
came from that camp directly home
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-01

FIND IT-Thru the OASIS CLAs.
SIFIED COLUMN.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-01

Doctor Rudd from Apache
couty, one of the pioneers in
that part of the territory, is
visiting Nogales, with a view to
locating here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
HOUSEWIVES ARE TOLD
NOT TO USE COMPOUNDS
Government Sounds Warning To
Housewife, Mixtures Are
Dangerous and Their Use
Prohibited

There N no reason for canning con-
pounds 10 be used. according ~ Uncle
sam In fact Il Is dangerous % 90 20
The government IL con 1sausiy send :
iua out warnings 10 the womnn Of 'ho
country not 10 use them.
Their uas is prohibited BY be Odd !
srai drug gnd pur. iood act 20 foods
that tonne under government iursndie-
iiun Neither thc state 90 federal laws
80 ply 10 foods IN sha hUnrr hul one
would nc; pat In her food what she
isw forbida 10 be- pui into commercial
foods.
The Department of Agriculture hrs
.suad bulletins thar give weclfic IL
fecflnas for the canning anil prrnsry
lnr of fruits and vegetables without
i BE- use of canning powders and com
pounds.
The process of killing the harmful
bacteria IN fruit or vegetables II sim
rte aud safe Il u never necessary 10
reeori to powders Thssa bulletins
mey DO had from tAe Department os
Agriculture At Washington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
WASHINGTON DEALERS
PROFIT 100 PER CENT
Nineteen Cent Dressed Beef
Sells For Forty Gents
Pound, Is Charge Made
Now

Washington. Aug 1 firpfeu Fho~s
ing that retail meat dvslvrs IN Wash.
ingtoa aro asaeasins iiso p.r csni prot
II ou all sales of meat wee cited to-
day before eenal1 District OF coluu.
bsa sub .commIisere investigating lls'
ing costs In the district
~ A. Calvin. representing the COZ +.
Ton niatcs official advisory marketing
board. told the committee iha'. While
on Jaiy rulall dealers IN washug :
ton. according 'ofaFurcs " the detAri :
ment u agriculture, were paying eish !.
teen 70 usneteau cents a pound fcr
dressed beef. they were dilnosinT q
ise cusire carcass ~ an average price
n no, Aese than forty cents a round
Tho sf'nesu Maid tb" same profits ~efs
being snsdr toasy
The but Arr or retail d.aler, said
Mr Calvin. when selling ~ loo per-
cent profit adds more 20 che eoH n
ihe meat 10 lhe consumer than shs
combined profits taken BY the farmer
ahc livestock dcaier and the packer,
with Transportation and storage chaFs-
sN Included
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
CONFLICTING STORIES As
TO SUNDAY sH00T|MG
Carney Chapel Says Wiley Was
Shot BY Accident, Wounded
Man Makes a State.
ment

Carney Shappeli was arrested by
sheriff Robertson today on charge
q shooting John wslley with intent
10 kill
The SHOOTING occurred at the Chap
pell home five miles southeae OF the
city Sunday afternoon at about .
o'clock. Chappcll says 1t was an srci-
dent. and that his little con pulled ihc
trigger that exploded the cartridge
th@ wounded Wiley
Wiley and chappuil live in The same
neighborhood They wrre friends
Yesterday Wiley came to ths Charpeii
place and The two were examining
scsnc gireai7ns, among them large
Il rasoly~rs The first tsrsng knew
there Was an explosion and Wiley
cried am shot My little boy had
picked up the revolver and palled the
f*Igxer. heiped wiiley into an aa-
tomobiie and hurried him home AT the
time he admitted II was an accident. {"
said Carney In hls statement 10 Justice
Hornaday
Today the fsthcr of the wounded
man filed a complaint and charged
that his son told him at the hoxsasal
today that ChappeIl aud not the boy
did the shooting and that he did II
with malice aud with intention 70 Nil
him later the wounded man reitcr-
a'ed this statement TO the county a..
sorney The arrest OF chappe'l fol
lowed.
chzppsll was arralgned before Jus
sice IIornaday. eleaded not guilty and
Was held for trial in the sum of s2.eno,
~hich he made
Wiley Ia In q local hospital The
wound may prove fatal The BAH
entered vn the right side aud cans
out on the other side lodging in tae
wrist Of the lefs hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
THREE MONTHS COMPUl-
sORY TRA|M|MG FOR YOUTHS
Baker Wants New Law Adopted
To Abolish Seniority; Per-
mansnt Peace Time Army
Of 10000 Men

Washington, Aug t~-Thyes months
military tr.iniux for youths Of 10 will
be made compulsory and promotion Of
officers by seniority wosid b ssoi.
ishsd. Secretary Baker said the var
had shown this system Of promotion
to be defective.
Plans for . permassnt peacs-tirsc
army Of ies 900 officers an1 men sn's
. systsm Of universal military train. :
ing vere transmitted to congress- to-
day BY seerstAry Baker.
Ths plans were embodied In : bill
~Aieh represents tho poIiey Of the
var department with respect 10 the
pssce-flme military establishment
Under the measure sIi special services
built W during the vps would -
mslutained ~ separate braachss. sr-
'eeot the chemical warfare service.
which would b msrvsd VIII The e.
Gisesrs' corps.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
Mrs A 4 LEER Is CALLED
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

After long Illness. during which
tfme kind and loving attention and
care was given ny husbans. ssrcnis,
friends and relatives. Mrs. A. A. Leer
pa ssed 10 the beyond at one o'clock
this morning. she had been patient
sufferer for years and entered into
The great mystery With a smile and
a full knowledge that her home over
there was prepared and ready for
her.
Mr. Lcer was fomeriy Elizabeth
GerlorI. she came 10 Oklahoma from
Missouri with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles J. Cerlock ai the open !
frsg Of the country In isss, at which
time she was four years of age. Since
that time she has resided in Logan
county and Guthrie and Was wesl be-
loved by large circle ot friend who
viii miss her. She was married about
eight years ago. TO Al A. Lcer. former
county clerk. She leaves 10 mourn
her untiinely end husband, Mother.
sister. Mrs. Cecil Hopkins three broth
ers Henry. Herman and Charles.
Funeral services win b. held Tues
a.y afternoon AT sis- PRESBYTERIAN
church at . O'Clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
FRuKIsA STYLES W0MEN's
DRESS FOR AUTUMN WEAR
Modern Suits Show Smart
Lines and Arc Rich In
Materials and
Trimmings

Mos, styles Tor the coming falI in
women's ready-to. wear arr much
richer and more attractive than tho
war styles OF the past two ssars. Ac-
coriiny 10 n. " Burton. who has lnei
returned from month's baylng Trip
,o iAe eastern markets.
"A decided psrieisn tsndcnoy IL seen
IN almost every item OF ~omens ap.
pAs.l. due. no. doubt. 60 the end OF the
war aud tsct that We have freer~r
access 10 the worlds fashion center,
said Mr Barton
New York makers have happily
corded Paris prettles models and Al
he same time have eliminated the
more freskish styles
Suits show some decidedly smart
lines and ar, unusually rich in ma
terials and trimmings. many furs be-
ing ased.
Fine trico,inss. s~rges and sstins
will lead as dress materials. with a
great deal OF trimming 10 laces, fringe
furs and beads
Goats comes back into their own
with splendfly chosen materials. FUR
collars and trims and exceedingly rich
Things. In fact. dame fashion seems
10 be trying 10 make uT for the war
time restrictions placed upon milady.T
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
ANOTHER GUTHRIE SOLDIER
RETURNS FROM FRANCE

wlilie Mccnbhin II back from
France lie spent ~ months IN tbs
war sonn and encountered SOME Of the
haFdoat flehting. lie served with the
sgh division AND Was III front lsrr
trenches fur 81 days Vt one strsioa
during the hottest period OF the war
and was gassed and also wounded
Eyes. you can tell The world am glad
10 get bach TO civilization again hc
said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
Repair Men On
Strike, Ordered
Back to Work

Kansas CITY. Avs <--Hsliwsy re
pair men ~ho are or strike in q
number os cities Of sns country were
ordered today TO return to work ~
Frank psqvir, general vice pres, i.
dent Of TIA Brothsrhocs cf Railway
Car Men os America. and declared
that - legal vsss have never bssa
taken BY rho brotherhood tho strIss
was unauthorized. THE order AZ
seets ore of the sis brothsrhcoes
represented among tho striking ran
way employees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
CUPID BUSY, Even
THO IT IS HOT

Dan Cupid was On The bob early to-
day and kept fbe marriage record
clerk busy In the office Of Mrs Martha
Neal. court clerk These persons
were issued licenses:
sidney Alexander. ss. and Lennie
House, 10. 10th OF Guthrie.
Chas II Baker. -. Deerneid. Kan.
and Mary NJ Burlington. 1s. coyie.
James II Ferguson. 2s, Guthrie. and
Florence T. Stanley. ~. New York.
Walter Taylor. q. and Denny Beal.
2i. both Of Guthrie.
wm n Cartana, IS, and Pearl Will
FORD. u. bota Of Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

movie thcatsr owners xho desire to
ali IN : rresf and worthy cause and
al Che same time secure piciure
that 10 entertaining. humorous. tragic
end repiese with life which Is visual
Ises and shows che sDares. tempia
ssons. and dangers Of everyday life and
of the menace Of social Diseases as
affecting every man. woman. and
child. sbould CORES ond with she Ok
isbona Bureau of the q 8 Public
Health service and secure THE won
1eFluI movie productior. sor their town
and shsstew. vhich' win - sspplisd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
THEMES GRAR 4
BRAND NEW F0RO CAP

Thieves entered s'ss ssrsss os W
Covert. Who lives f'se miles vset
the city, las, niras. and got s~sy VIZ
. brand nsw Ford car. No trses q
the thieves has been fousd % tar. q :
though sheriff Robertson sd his men
are scouting The ooustry The car
rad been run only sesrt distance.
having been the property of ur Covert
only . short time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

washlngtnn. Aux iteuag~
~ho ors.r packages ~ army So"
iuoasmffs will sacrifice noes
net sasinss through psymsa, "
sgs.
rhts assurwner vas wlvvn falht~ q
conferences between seersssry y
her sha Representative NJ rfys@
Kelly, author cs she psfcsg pcaf =
IN Secretary isaksfs office.
Members ~ sha Aivtsien " s"'st
tho war d~smFtmsn, Will THE sv~s'~
finish thsif work ua Tive nfsu~~ -
ssk~a fsr shs sarglaa fsaAwaffs
s.nsi lheir iiA ID h~ psiAs~A srs
erally dlssriswssa smoux haussvF
throughout th~ country
Postmaster M y Chance n ~
,haslassie over the pFsetissi v'a@ 4
delivering sha foodnsaffs 10 the dnn'
" n" consumer and promises that
he viii 1scsdht. shss prnxrsm ~ ~
ilis,usi ~ hlw ability,
rossmas,ses u Oct Price s'ssa
nasehs~ ~ Istw lIssx on the s'~ps~s
"a ha d'afrilsused will ha dispatched 10
the ~ soa pustmsss~ra Ia sh@ uafssf
asate~ within twp aAys Th~s~ ues
masters in turn wiii immediately -.
aisn shslr initer carriers TO sbs sask
~ collecting ogssfa of ihs saFglas a.
ticiss
Kelly. estimates. housewives wha
heliy esslmataa. housewives who I've
In q rea aomabln faalsiM siIl b~ sn'ov"
Ing shs surplus eaF Department foad
ag palnlssa tslers
within one meath. ar Kelly further
preilsss. every pcsnd ~ the miIAsax
a pounds now ou hand ~ surv'us
sood ,ufrs sill hass been cleared from
wsrshoumss and the praetiuahsiasy o.
the snIlssing N ths postptiiss na@ehiH.
eFs established
SECRETARY fiaksr has aasshos'sfd
letter 10 xo forward frvsa Ais nff'e~
irsstlus ths po#soffleo drpsF*msn' 81
relala 20 eunfes wtsh him over Ts~"v
detail ~ dAHribatiou and collection
tsoalpss wsli bs given haasev'vss
aud " II 10 touna sf~t there are ~
xooa. iefs 20 nn thar orders 'hesv
money viiI bs refunded.
Postage essss IRON prssssss
Question os ~ho ~oald pay sh~ pas
ssss crosp~a ap sariy. y ~ss dee'as
ed 10 deduct this cod fssm sss gross
proceeds r~eelves from the customers
for tha surplus foodstafs.
Representative KELLY received
4ss.4s
tsontinaed on Page 8. Col ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
SACK rRoM yRip
TO rnE MOUNTAINS

Mr. and Mrs C>orEe W Rotserfnzn
and daushtefs. Misses Ruby ard Retis.
have returnsd from Colorado. where
they spkut three weeks snioytns The
mountains. They report having had
. most enjoyable time bss -ay that n
\ very hot IN the day time In the
mountains. Nr ana Ms Frank Rot
ssrmss Of Chervyvaie. KansAs. accom-
panied them On tie trip- The Rottsr-
nan family notofe1 70 AMI from the
moanfsins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

Roy Williams. the young man who
forged checks Al Marshall. signing
the name Of n c Hobbs TO them. sp-
peared before Judge Swank today and
Eieaded guilty. lie was given $ months
in the McAiesser prison. II developed
that he had been playing cards and
that he lost considerable money. The
man whose name he signed TO The
check was brother OF the man who
von his money playing cards.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

0S'tNS<'~ - - -
les Angeles, Aug. <.--osear ls~lee.
formerly asssstars United States ssto~-
rsy general. ~tse wac seriously burn
ID early yesterday In . fire. following
. bomb explosion which wrecked his
home. has - chance u recovery" ae'
eersins to an snnouresmens made TO
Day BY attending physicians. They
sser,sd certain os the recovery Of Mrs
Ls~tsr, VINO also wss badly burnss.
believe Was Rsveooe.
The sxplesier vas said BY the po'
lice 20 BE- the result ~ desire for
ressses By . eroups of dyramssers Ne
prosec.ssd some vars ago IN the MO.
ole west.
Near Fstaa u otfiesai.
Deco bvfrs covered nearly hsf ~
the area o. Mr.. la~Iers BODY. the pny.
sieians said. chiefly en the v,per part.
AArs. Lswler's burns were Of > second
ary nature, but her suffer'nos we're
increased BY saesus Of the sho1iser.
sustained. Il was said. when her nus
band dropped hes from the SECOND
story Of the their burning home
Explosion n , 4. N.
Awakened shortly hsfcre 2 O'Clock
ey . terrific explosion, immediately be-
low the second story porch, where they
were sleeping and. seeing the house
esvelcpsd IN Nsmes, Mr.. ard Mrs
La~ier atssmcssd to reach another
sieepsrs porch 10 rescue their five.
year old son. oscar jr.. and his nurse.
They were cut ~ ~ the FIRE. Mrs
LAWYER tainted. Her husband carried
her through the hames TO window
ard lowered her body TO an as~nsnp
which covered window on The ground
Hoor. From the awning she fell 70
the orcvnd. M. La~tsr then jumped.
striking he head on the steps
In Fashionable District. M
The ls~ler home Was in : fash
torabte rS1focVNdf e&4fSt ~ - T<"3
relies ard the esrscsscn awakened
many cstsens who rushec 70 help.
The boy and his nurse were rescued
uninjurso. kssghbors toid o. having
seen . mysterious group Of men near
the Lswier home last Friday night Of
hearing soosstses shortly before the
erpsosicr; Of seeing > man stopping
rvmber Of times IN front Of the resi-
cence.
oNfsArs Afser Wrecsers.
CITY. county. state src federal osn-
eers are wovksns together IN an effort
10 csrssre those rssporsible for the
eHc'osIon.
Three explosions were heard u The
Lswier hoos@ They were believed 20
have been essssd by . bomb ard two
1--WE gallon cans Of oasoIise- Psrts os
the bomb were found great distances
away.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

The Cimarron Valley Fair shis fall
pormlses TO be the beet ever staged.
Farmers are taking more interest snd
the crop exhibits viii be the finest IN
years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
GRAIN lMO PROVISIONS
CRASH DOWNWARD
WHEN GOVERNMENT TAkFs
POSITIVE STAND tlNE
pWOf1JtEllk BECOME
ALARMED AND TluE
IllCll PRICES uE-
GIN 10 TUMBLE
svllsr,N.

cslssss. Ave s---orsi~ sss prss's.
Isss ssssAss heavily ssw~wsss today
Ia vaivs. Selling wee s~ . isrvs sss's,
lss'ssrsss chiefly ~ me ~issserssa
ss'ssslsr Asslrss the Mgr ssss ss Nv.
l~s. wisrss ~ hear see~ price,
srspysa . "a sesss - ssrss .
sushsi s-s esss s,.eo . hsssst
psssmssr delivery w sse~. ~
pslrslpsl epslss. fell - eiAs ~ ao
Jsrysry psss 10 ssaoo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
Movies Used to Warn Against Diseases

free in order that the public may
see sf ssrst hand she dangers of social
Diseases which the bursan b sndsav-
orsnx 10 bring under control and stamp
OUT.
svhs Ind " the Hess"
Another wonderful movie purodue-
ton offered free 20 the public n en-
Tilted ~The End Of the Road" equally
"a great ss Crlfnsht PIT TO Win.
Thsse eco films sre companion pieces
showing the dangers Of sie Red reqo
ace" 20 humanity. and bOsh 4(
sc0sslaasd oa Psss !. q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
Quarter Million
Shopmen Are On
Strike Today

cssssos. Ace >-rhs strike ~
federated railway shspmss ~e'ss
enforce wen ~ sesrH ssy TO-DAY
s~s nae already ,~ss'ses spprss'.
~sss'y $4,000. viii sssn sprsas 10
sssry ssss'ss ~ sns ess~sry. ieesi
esvssisss ~ sNs vnlsr desisrve 10.
Dag. sslsss their demsres are
speedily met
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
Short Cuts To Home
NevS

4
--Nnc~h Carer. sessi, ss>~~sH y
~ oslshoms Clts lsSHy sse-sFsss ~
krre IAs state n~rt - Ess~'lsAiles
IN an ssfpr, 70 sssssas IN >e&sd ffcr
hs~s.sins shs As-e..n<nt ef fcssr
ecanv NJ csr,ss vsni n oslshaass
90, lc.asa rlth hssa snd data sns
h,ss. 70 ~ able te -sso~ sm-
Ca a certain s.aas IA oashsss
~h~r~ peepl. psas asrs here s .
rns sls.s IN . .hc~ ~iass~ or
,Ae other slds .ssa q man Ne assd 10
think 10 attracted ~ewsn kvsvs 80.
r,en ,hs, g@sssd STARED Ia At him.
A. nrat hs only lccksa. sss after
Awhile be began 90 smsls s' all ~
teen And later he used 20 ma'ion fcr
them to come In nut they never ~.
turned n .mlls and thev newer came
when be esskones They acted -
,koash shsy ~sre hypnosissd oas dsy
h. wife came ao~n. she dld The same
az the other women had dons and
whom she 60, isslde said That
ssreb - q flns sisss Yoa hsv~ 10
your windo~ WV N 10 a. Fcoi a.
any mirror ever sac soaA sss
esefsshins bad on frcm hat co nv
snOe. And then tho wcaid he msshst
.Aw che sr~a' white lish,
-Carlln nonshue. len sodsv fof
PER-, u1lshoms where ~ ~sll hs
essaclsscd ~i,h NJ. uncle A W. uack.
- In ssc abstract. real esais aud In l.
saranse hasinees Having bought o
half in,etos, IN ,he business The fum
name viil be- Tucker and ponahue
Ceehu. Miller. Avlas nsas Noy'na
owns hosss og such "persnlekesY'
ts.,.r that he will not drink out of ihs
common tub provided fos use u Other
cattle. rhis animal turns on the by.
drant and drinks from the sp"a' and
then turns off tho water Me- Mll'ef
lin thinking aeou, entering him In a
circus
Although no official Information
has YET been received hy pessoffics
Authorities concerning che sails of food
whlrh the treasury Department ls
planning 70 make through pos'offiessl
already more than 30 snaulrter have
heen received BY Postmaster ols'ni'h.
y ho intend 90 buy Al cost from The
government.
Announcement, that shs sovefnu'"as
viii establish thu rossnaassefr TEN
porarlly AZ sroccss has brcashs thwas
aurrirs. Although no price iisis have
been published, !, Is understood nat
III. supplies viii sell al cosi Ther
include canned vegetables and meats,
frozen meat and poultry
~ I.leuienant " n Barbour. Ninth
r.ed ARTILLERY IL hss@ from Port SIN
!
and hss opsnrd recruiting off'ce ~
IN. federal building three sefxvanfs
viii assist him tn enrnlllna recruits
for all branches ot 'an s"fyic~. for
duty in any par, ~ the world whss"
| American troops are no~ stationed
| Lieutenant narispur invites al Souns
rsn ~ Guthrie 10 call as tbs recruit /.
lnx headquarters whore he viii gladly
awe any information relative ~ mil I
ltyry ars1aa ihey may AesA ic a'ah
his ASSISTANTS will ba here Tor sab dars
only. ~Taik 10 the man In the uni*
FORM
Mr. aud Mrs pehc and family hAss
closed their bakery on ukIshn'fa Afs'
/ cue Thvy viii makH an extended 'Fs'
| ,hvsurh she .ast. visiting shFauKh
Illinois. Indiana. OHIO and Mes fotk
f'uy before ressrnins They siell paf.
chase while ther. ovens aud uaehin-
cry Tor q modern bakery They wssA
10 thank all their asrona and shall
welcome them 90 thsH return.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
WORK ON RESERVOIR

work Il progressing rapidly on The
reservoir south of the elts. The
grul, ers are working large force
aud the surveyors are busy.