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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-18

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BERTHA There Is wrinkle
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-18

" VI =
The Ashsnaeam club win Ne post. !.
poned f~ two weeks
W VI "
MrA Eho, Lyons and bronson and
Miss Nina Dronsnn returned to on
lahomA City yesterday
NJ N NJ
O. a. r. Not Al Dead Vet:
Two Birthday Celebrations
pass Commander Ptasl Of the wcet
Side was ~ years old Yesterday. and
"a of his comrades their WIVES and
taurht.ra called On him and were
rovailv cnscrtain.d by him and hts
essimahie wfc. we had a mnlcndls
coed sifue as we alwayx 90 al such
gatherings. as vyery one knows. whN
knows our society. w are the ros'
lraicrnal and lovdne band OF brothers
and sisters In existence. Aficr par.
taking uf splendid dinner we sans
and talked and had grant gopa
time.
We shen took poascwvlon of q
Warner avenue car and 20 0s us en-.
trained far the cast side whore we
met with Sister Hamilton. 20 c.ie-
bratc her fathrr'~ birthday
comrede Strange Il at YEARS old.
here again we had singing and glad
handshakes and were scyed with N.
frcahments. and souvenirs as rn-
mcmhrance OF the go,d tlmc enjoyed
by enc bunch.
Tho following were present. Com
mande~ Plat and wife, Mrs. sh0r'
Mrs M-adows. Sarah Potter, Com
rade Sha@sen. and wife. comrade
Young. C0mrade roiter comrndn
Moore and wife. Cnmradc JclNnaa and
wife. Mira Alnnr Mira Ford. Mr
zolglcr, Mrs Holden. Mrs Patton
Mrs Mathews. Mrs. nurrIgh'. Mrs
| Province, Mrs Ccnn.way. Comrads
Seaman. Chaliain Nichols. and little
three year old Earl AllIng A. w
promised not 30 give the ages ol
scme OF the young tFl ladies'. they
ranged from three years TO ninety
eight years OF age. And the arand
total was kss3 years 1iNs party al
Mrs iiamilion's we celebrated ihs
aiss birthday OF her father. MrA
Hamilton gave her are as 70 and 4
Visitor. Mira Smith. gave her axe ~
30. but We take the liberty OF euttlnp
them down 10 a, making tho com
blned ages of tho shrea 2hF years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-18

The largest gold nugget evet found
was discovered at Iialiamt in 1858 aud
sold for $4,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-18

WANTED car wssher at Tallman !
Garage N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-18
roo Late TO CLASSIFY.

LOST An automobile casinh and
rim. 32xl. between the clark farm
I miles easss and tho city Return 80
w G. Dunn. T0i East oki,homa.
Phone &gJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-18
August Strcaoie Celebrates His aiss
Birthday Anniversary.

Ob ftt0~y
One Of the notei incidents of the
week was the ceiabration Of the sia,
birthday anniver1ary of ComTNde
August Streagle. who is residing with
his dangalter. Mrs. Nellie Hamilton. al
723 East Villas This dinner was at
tended by the inAm~liato family and
close friends. Mrs Francis Hamilton,
Joplin. Mo. being Tie guest from our
OF - alty The cake was eighteen by
tween y-two inches. surnountod by the
eihties
~ {, h..aus1gui toast by Mm. Fran.
N llivthtun, conrade Strcasle re-
spoudad most faelintly, AMI hoped
that tsicy would .xscl, 1--we as long as
hn had and that eadu "will leave a,
least three days being eternity" Al
q: 80 host Of his Grand Army friends,
with members of the w. r. c.. the
iadieS Of the g, A. r. and friends call-
cd TO pay their respects and wish gam
many more cheerful and happy years
Mrs. Sadie Matthias and Francis Ham
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-18

The Federated Mission Society o'
the West NJ, n. church will meet al
the home OF Mrs. r. A. Smith of lSes
W Warner, on Wednesday afternoon
at $40.
Miss Leta Iiaws returncd to Okla
homa City after spending the week.
end with relatives.
X ~ "
Mis- Nan WYlkcrson OF Oklahom,
City snent Sunday with her parents
y r. Wilkerson.
n y y
Miss Harcn clarkA has mtnrne,
from Oklahoma City after spenel
the week lend with f~~r parents. 'r
and Mrs. Charles C...ka.
" NJ II
Mrs Bessy Banks and Mrs. Mani.
liauer spent yesterday In Wichita
Kansas.
X N "
Mrs. Arbucccls OF Buckele, IL visit.
ing her mother for a few days.
NJ n n
Guthrie Council No. 1906. will NEE
Thursday night. all members ar,
urged TO be present.
" " ~
Mrs. Lymon Gray will be hostess
To the Friday Auction Luncheon clul
on Friday at one o'clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-18

EDNA c..-The sur
est way TO make the
hair grow long. silky
and beautiful Ia the
easiest way. Tha fol-
lowing method will ac-
tually compel your hair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-18
cAl = y o A

TUESDAY.
Altar Society --'lMesdames James
Purcell, George Ross and Maurice
kroegar.
THURSDAY.
Alsrurian club---Lihrary.
Acorn Club~-AMrs, iiildrvgh.
FRIDAY.
W'omNn's Foreign Missionary Con-
v~n,ion-AAt LIST. NJ T.. Church
SATURDAY.
woman's Forwgn Missionary Con-
veu,ion--.At LIST. A. ", Church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-18

Thu Cambridge club had its REGULAR
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon
a, two o-thirty az she Carnegie library.
Eleven members were prs"ut and
Mira John Alternately Of okmulr~c
was visitor The meeting was led
by Mrs l.. j. stark aud Mrs. Farrell
gave very Interesting paper on "The
School Social csnters," and Mrs
Arthur Dibbens. who u the county
chairman Of thc Red Cross. asked the
members of the cub 10 co-operais
wsh ,he Red rru~ss IN the sale of she
kcd Crois Seair This was yery
interesting meeting and the club will
meet aeain Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-18

James Taggar, returned 10 Okla
homa City las, evening after spend
Ing the Weekend AT home.
" * ~
Miss Louise Bievr returned hom,
hast evening from Enid after spend
INK the week end with Miss Maurin,
France
W " 81
Mr. NJ. Cassidy spent yesterday Ii
Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-18
sy MADAME MARE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28
GIBsLAND LOCALS

Miss CorteZ Kidd Is visiting in
Shreveport this week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Rankin visited friends
in Simsboro this week.
Miss Mamie Colon has returned from
a visit to friends in Shreveport.
Miss Gladys Broadwell has been Wis.,
iting Mrs DR.. Williams at Winfield.
Miss Maggie Mobley, of Arcadia
was the guest Of Mrs. L. A. Taylor
last week.
Msr. NJ. L. Tatum left Saturday for
an extended visit to relatives in
Mississippi.
Mrs. Patterson and daughters, Miss
es Gladys and Marjory spent Tuesday
in Shreveport.
Miss Fern Iangford Of Sibley, is a
guest in the home Of her uncle, Mr..
J. w. Langford.
Miss Matte Langford with little
Miss Louise Rankin, spent Sunday
with homefolks at Sibley.
Mrs. Flynn and children of Oak
Ridge, are guests in the home Of hel
sister, Mrs. A. D. Bridges.
Mrs. Chas. Byrd and daughters
Miss Ruth and little Juinita, are Wis
iting Miss Porter at Sicily Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Courtney al,
. SOL, Fred, of Campti, arc visiting thei
parents in Mt. Lebanon, and friend
here.
Mrs. Il. s. Brown carried her littl
; daughter, Gladys to the North Louis
= lana Sanitarium last week for a
$ operation.
Miss Mary Eta Merri5, of Magnolia
Ark, is visiting in the homes Of he
. brothers, Messrs. Charles Merritt an
Edwin Merritt.
The ladies' of the Baptist Woman
Missionary Society are planning to e.
terrain all the ladies' of the chur(
next Monday afternoon
"a Mrs. H0rtman and children
n Bryceland are guests in the home
\ her father, Mr.. T. c. Madden. MI
Hortman contemplates moving here
q Mrs. Josie Carter Of Pine Blu
t, Ark, arrived Monday for Il visit
IS her sister, Mrs. J. II. Houck. Nj
IS Carter was assistant at the post off
two years ago and has many frien
h. who are glad to see her again.
10 Mrs. NJ. J.. Simmcns and Mr.. Bride
10 were called to Shreveport last Thu
ID day by the death Of their sister, NJ
Q, A. M. Henderson. Mrs. LENDERS
n, was once a citizen Of our town a
CO has friends here who are grieved
sc hear Of her death. lnterment tC
~ place at the family burying ground
ne Athens. as
~ - sf7S. ' ~
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28
TAKEN UP

One small mouse colored mule weigh
ing about $50 pounds, about II hands
high, right ear split, was taken up by
II. II. Jones. six miles south Of Ar
cadia, on Friday night, Aug. Sth. Own.
er is notified to call and prove property.
pay keepers fees and cost Of this notice
and take mule away. or same will be
sold at public sale at my place, six
miles south of Arcadia, for cash to
the highest bidder on
81 Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1919
in accordance with the provision OF
the Ward / Stock Law.
This the 11th day of Aug. 1919.
II. r. JONES,
Simsbor0, Route l.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28

SCHOOL TINE will soon be here
when tie children win need books,
tablets, pencils, ink, etc. We have tne
exclusive agency for school books Y
Arcadia, and can supply their needs
0lty DRUG store S.. 8
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28
SALES NEWS

Mrs. Fl. l.. Aubrey and children have
moved to Gibsland.
Mr.. Ford Cole was visitor to
Gibsland Wednesday.
/ Mr. Robert Cole was a business WIS.,
itor to Gibsland Monday.
Miss Marcella Norman of Castor, Wis.
tied relatives here the past week.
Miss Essie Madry, of Homer, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Dave Guice.
Mr.. Willie Stewart of Lawton
Okla, is the guest Of relatives here.
Messrs J.. G. and Il. P. Cole were
bushes visitors to Bienville, Wednes
day.
Miss Hazel Stahl, Of Beulah, wa
the guest Of Mrs. Lonnie Cole THU
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood Brinsoll all'
children returned to their home nea
Homer Tuesday. =
Mr.. Lewis Jones, Of near Hope, wa
| the guest in The home Of MIR. and Mr.
iW. NJ. Sims Thursday.
These attending the singing CONVEX
ltion at Bryceland from here were MI
and Mrs. Ionqe Cole Mr. and MT
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28
"BAYER CROSS
ON ASPIRIN
Always Ask for Genuine
Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin"

! Ia L. a IL
Only Aspirin Tablets with the safety
""Bayer Cross. on them arc genuine
"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" owned ana
made by Americans and proved SAFE
by millions Of people. Unknown guam
titles Of fraudulent Aspirin Tablets
were sold recently by Brooklyn deal
er which proved to be composed mostly
Of Talcum Powder.
"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin should
always be asked for. Then look Tor
the safety "Bayer Cross on the pack;
age and on each tablet. Accept nothing
else! Proper directions and dosage In
each Bayer package.
Aspirin is the trade mark OF Bayer
| Manufacture Of Observation-Disclosures OF
sallcylicacid.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28
a FROM THE PRocEE6
~ s'l or THE MAYOR AND
"a q COUNCIL OF THE TOWN
( q ARCADA. i

....a,a La. Adg. 5 1919
A .a,amhered that at a regular
! l y tl,e Mayor and Board Of
ftirs s. = Il the Town Of Arcadia,
su I',s n,,s = La, held on the above
1l'le , p', which meeting the Mayor,
ls !, n ass,pette was absent and !, said u
Ds Gas presided over by .. II.
tDs N Tss Protein, the following
/ ss.sa GROW J, $, Mcconathy
!. :. Daniel. At which meetini
~ ~. ~ i 8. Mcconathy offered 9
as, Z a,dluauce and moved Its adop
'a q, s'v thsreupon Alderman 1asa . a; /
" 81. - seconded the notion whleh n
caF ,ss,, and there put to a vote es,a Of
" sa "a nayes, and the vote oelnI
w. ,'sa ' iss vote stood as follows MSrs..tor
M
!, 70 ? r sre and Leo Daniel
= ~, G. the ordinace, None.
Asslss,' ordinance a,i is in words and
AN ORDINANCE
.,..,a,nr for the issuance q, OF bond, :,
noslu iunm Of Twenty Thousand !
4 ,,a @, be, Quo Dollars for the purpose :. o.
w s,ns and constructing a water ,
purcnas aS electric light system IN and
.otS ~ ~ Town Of Arcadia, State % Of I
es' sssaiesti Ing for the payment Of said
=. ..als 4 principal and interest a p POI,
lsaas y Z ne avails Of the general ilyt
te !ls = " levied and to he levied II
1liI y, u the said town for the years
,'ss : u ape he sal sale Of said bonds s.
WI WHEREAS, the Mayor and , Boa ,,,'
!, Aldermen Of the Town Of Arcadl'
8 4. h y ordinance adopted at Its calle'
I I'M. v held on July L, 10, 1912 n AM
/ ~ sl nsgblIshed in the Bienville Demo >,
|s a.s' tSe official journal Of the Tow Tow,
ti \ .,s nd in the issues Of July l7th
~ M, s's sith and July 31st, 1919, glvel
|s W. 4 ifs intention at the presen
1, ..s;os 70 issue bonds in the amour
s IS y t lu character hereinafter pre-
Y. s'asd 4 for, for the purpose OF purchas
~, y and constructing a waterwork'
n. y electric light system in ana 10 :,
/ ~ ~ Town Of Arcadia, and OF Its II
,srtlOn to fund for the payment .
mn 'sri bonds In principal and interest a
ihey seyerally mature the surplus rs. .
ID, ID avalls, up to Twenty.seyen liu !
y, ls9,7OO) Dollars per annum, ,
8 NV - General constitutional tax OF sal
I - Torn for each Of the years lSiS
II i tys both inclusive, all in accordan'
& ~ the Constitution and statutes
\ s'' tle state Of Louisiana; and, :.
Z WHEREAS, the budget OF probab
,secipts Of said Town Of Arcadia II
, n year 1919 from all sources e
! s N Of the light and waterworl
sssi. and the probable budget OF e
wsdItures, except in connection WI
4 Ils llsht and waterworks So plant mt.
g. ra Town for the year 1919 n nI
IN adopted by the Mayor aud Boa
4 Aldermen Of said Town, Is as +
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28

r. j.. Page and family Messrs Ford
and Robert Cole and Misses Mary and
Ieona Cole.
Messrs. ]. D., George ". and Tom
mic James were business visitors tc
Gibsland and Arcadia Wednesday.
Misses Leona and Mary Cole were
The guests of Misses Ethel and Emma
Crawford of Bryceland, Sunday ard
Monday. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe Mccoy and chill
dren of Lawhon. were guests In the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Cole Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Barnes and little daugh-
ter, Ruby from Spring Hill, are visit.
| ing, Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Crow and
family this week.
| Mrs. S. f. Brock and daughter, Mrs
Jackson, of Calvit, La, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. i. ". Grow
and family, last week.
Little Ruth Guicc and brother. Ed
, win, returned to their lluale in HOmel
y Sunday, after spending five week
with their grandmother, Mrs. J. D
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28

On. ................1, ID, the Town
Of Arcadia, Parish of Bienville, State
Of Louisiana, will pay to BEARER
Twelve and $1,000 ($12.5O) Dollars.
lawful money of the United States Of
America, at the Office of tile Treasurer
of said Town, at Arcadia, Louisiana,
or at (name of bank and address,, at
the option Of the holder hereof, being
interest then due on its Five per cent.
Electric Light and Waterworks Bond,
Second Series, No....-...-..... y,f
Il. II. FISHER, Mayor Protein.
Attest: =
LEO DANIEL, Clerk.
Sec. 2. BE 1T ORDAINED, Etcr
That for the payment Of said above
described bonds and the interest ac-
| cruing thereon, there is hereby IRE.
vocably funded, set aside, pledged and
dedicated the sum Of Twenty-seven
Hundred ($2,700) Dollars or the
lavails Of three and three-eights mills
Of the general five mill tax levied ana
Ito be levied in and for the Town OF
| Arcadia. State Of Louisiana, for each
Of the years 1919 to 1925 both inclu,
| sive, or so much Of said rwenty-sev;,
en- Hundred ($2,700y Dollars or ot
| the ayails of said three and three.
Fights mills as may be necessary; aIld
| tnat Treasurer Of the Town OF Arcadia
shall set aside each year as the tax
collections are made and paid over tf
him. the avails Of three and three
eichts mills Of the general FIVE mill taa
N q separate trust fund with the ilsca
agent Of the Town Of Arcadia, the sams
Flo be- held solely for the payment O.
principal and interest Of said bonds
Sac ). BE IT FURTHER ORDAIN
), ND. Etc. That the Mayor Of the Tow'
If Arcadia be and he Is hereby au
thorized TO make such advertisement Q
said bonds for sale as he may deem
propcr provided, that they shall .
sold ut not less than par and shall D
offered for sale on sealed bids TO D
!. received at the regular meeting Ilac
Of the Mayor and Board Of Aldermei
after fifteen days advert sement 10
& said bids and that each bidder be n
ouired to accompany his bid with
+ certified check for S5O0W same 70 .
returned promptly to all unslet cssl'
j bidders and to be returned 70 fhe SUI
cessfui bidder upon his taking anu Pr!
!. ing for said bonds, or to stand 70
!. feited as full liquidated damages
, the event the successful bidder s1a
J Fail to carry out his agreement TO pu
chase said bonds.
! On roll call the members q y
, BOARD Of Aldermen voted as bellows:
i AYES: J. 8. AfcConathy, a. Z. UroS
{ SON leo Daniel, Clerk, 2. 4. flsne
!, Mayor Protein.
= Meas, None.
! Absent +. ". Pelltecost,
d. III. FISHER, Mayor Protem.
7 y.EO DANIEL, Clerk,
& Il ~ = a
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28

Ind according I'd Salu DuuSot LILY
ahount required for the payment o.
Ia statutory and ordinary charges %
aid town for the year 1919 Is tne
sll1 ii Thirty-fye Hundred and Fifty
iS355O) Dollars, and upon considera
lioa Of all other sources OF income
whatever. there will be required iron
ihe arails Of the FIVE mill general
TIKI 81 SAN town the sum Of Nine Hun
8dfed 5000 Dollars only, or u.
eguiyalent Of the proceeds Of one sans
I eaesighth mills of said general iiVe
Fun sax, and the net residue or surplus
ei tle ayails Of said general FIVE MIL
III amounts to Thirty-one Hundred
a1OO) Dollars, or the equivalent o.
the asails Of Three and Seyen.eigth
III tail general Eve mill tax levied Iol
ne year 1919; and,
WHEREAS, after providing for the
slucnt Of all statutory and ordinary
haryes for each Of the years OF IVA
4 ii ip22S, both inclusive, 1t Is conserya
xpk estimated that there will be I
Rsidne Oh surplus from The ayails Of
De general Eve mill tax to be levlf
h said town for each Of said year
y1aopnting to Thirty-one HuRdre'
& 1907 Dollars, or the equivalent @
Sll trails Of three and seyen-eisht'
Z hllIls 0f the general five mill tax o.
iId town; and,
WHEREAS II il tle intention Of the
Nayor and Boar,l Of Aldermen to pur
tllase ana construct in and fer th,
& favll II Arcadia \ waterworks ani
sptfric livht system and there are moi
III lhe Teras,,rv 81 said tow, suficien'
is,uis Win which 10 INV the cost there
j. and ii Il necessary and adyisabl
iarahe town 70 incnr debt ana Issue
binds therefor N order TO obtain sui
fjent finds for such purposes: now
Therefore
S 'sss Sac I pr I'm n,n.,Nrn RI
him s sva On M, u I,n.nn IN AT
nrn.ir NAo ~, M n,,, !, n ,r.,.sM IN Ar
| Snls y o ~ ME nn io, J, 'nm,,ssTaNA
iI,t AZ n ssnnn : ~ al - i hareb
49,
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28

We are proud of the confidence doc.
tors, druggists and the public have in
666 Chill and Fever Tonic. lO.2
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-03
TROUSERED ARIZONA
 GIRL, IS HIT IN GOTHAM

"Why should any one be astonished because 1 am more comfortable in trousers than I am in skirts ?"
 Miss Fannie Harley, who has just come to New York from Arizona, was mortified at the idea that there should be anything in her bifurcated costume to cause such a commotion.
 Miss Harley's costume, though un- usual for an "off stage" affair is ar t;stic. The blue silk suit, which is anything but vulgar, with very long straight jacket and neat trousers, the tam to match and the white marabou scarf which she wears becomingly, makes her a marked figure as she crosses the lobby of the McAlpin, where she is now staying.
 "I am not advocating trousers for women," she says. Heaven forbid that any one should call me a dress reformer. l merely believe in individ- uality. Women are bound by styles. Clothes have caused the inferiority of women intellectually, politically and socially, and have added to their nat ural weakness"
 ".No shoe is made that fits the hu- man foot" she avows most positively. Miss Harley has her shoes made to order now, and the only wonder is that she does not revert to sandals.
 What can you expect of woman as long as she goes waddling around in spike-toed, spool-heeled shoes, and hops or minces in one trouser leg for a skirt. l think it is much better for her to wear two.
 "The wearing of trousers for the women is matter of psychology. Many silly girls would feel that drink ing and mannish fads should accom- pany such clothes. I neither drink nor smoke, and I find my clothes, with the long blouse of unbroken waistline and no whalebones and laces, com- fortable costume at all times." All house, street or evening wear of dif- ferent colors and fabric make up Miss Harley's wardrobes.
 A graduate of the University of Arizona, Miss Harley is a woman of varied interests. She has studied archaeology in Mexico, travelling all over that country on horseback. It was during these tours that she con- ceived the idea of wearing trousers. For the last fifteen years she has worn these suits for sport and in the house. But only five years ago did she venture on the street in trousers. She says that these suits are un- changed by fashion and that they can be worn until threadbare, thus making for economy, especially since she de- signs and makes them herself.
 Miss Harley expects to be in New York City for some time. She will lecture and write.
 Miss Fannie Harley was a teacher in the Tombstone public schools sev- eral years ago, and is remembered by many residents of that city.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-03
THROAT TROUBLE, A
 FORM OF DIPHTHERIA,
 RAGING IN SNOWFLAKE

An epidemic of throat trouble, said by the county health officer to be diphtheria in mild form, is raging in some portions of the southern part of the county. Only one case has so far resulted fatally, a little son of Reuben Perkins, IT,, at Clay Springs. A few more cases are reported up there. At Taylor there is said to be seventeen families quarantined, while there are only three so far in Snow flake.
 Dr. Sampson, the county health of- ficer, who has been in this section the greater part of the week, stated that if cases were not reported immediate ly after taking the disease, he would quarantine the town, thus closing the schools, churches, amusement halls and all gatherings. The S. S. A. did not open Monday on account of the epidemic.
 The disease is contagious but so far does not appear to be fatal, and if the people will take precaution and notify the health officer at the first showing of the disease it is thought it can soon be stamped out.-Snow- flake Herald.