davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

Tisn.r have "a tO-hartvi we'll ani a
nlr" showing " gnE IN their MnckrN
farm 80 IN aslp.l2 Tho gas
sand wns touched at I YOt feet. AMI
The pay found at i,plo.
swe"ncys ~ . HerrNhll In 81.
ls-u IL making 100 barrels of oil
daily AT ?:tO feet
'io~ntd has ~ ris up Tor No 4 on
The Toward farm IN s.ia.ll
Miles A Kerr have n 10 barrel well
IN the 1880 foot pay IN their tulsom
Ma. 9 IN lS-ip-ll
IN SDtTiIw t.STtNN OKLA
ItDNA--The Golden state on com
pany No. /. watson farm In 222l-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

reis from the top ~ tho 1910 feet
pay.
chnmplln's No. 81 we'll on the
Beggs farm In 2i-s2-iw, ls q com
bination well producing i20 barrels
daily from tho 2lG5 TO 7i12.foot
Aand and from the 22o7- to 2,22s-
foot pay.
ncn Franks will abandon his test
on the Allen farm In iG.22-sw, the
total depth 10 2,i2O feet.
NORTHEAST OF PERU--The
Texas company brought In n dustsr
In the 2.26O-foot sand. In their OsaGe
test In 20.2i-i0.
The Fowler on company has n rig
up for q test on the Wigs farm In
sb-2O-9.
The southwestern OH Fields cor
porntion has a tb-barrcl producer In
the ?.2s5-foot strata on tho Msyfield
farm No. 7. located In iI-fo-s
QUAY--The Pennhoma oil com.
pany In plugging back TO s.7to feet
In an effort 10 shut off tn. water In
Its West farm test In sS-20-b. Tbs
total depth In s.i<sn feet.
LOST CITY DIBTfuCT--Batcs q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

Wciiner In the northeast corner of
the southeast OF st-2i.s is making
iib barrels daily from tho 2.Sb0-foot
pay.
IN THE OSAGt-The Atlantic on
Producing company has a ibO- barrel
we'll IN their test located In tho south
east corner OF the southwest OF the
stuohesst of the sou thcast qua rter Of
l3-22-s, The top Of tha sand was
found at 2.62s feet
n. V, Fosters test In the southeast
Of <.32-s, IL dry ana abandoned at
?.sl0.
The OsaEe Arrow OH company No
, well. In the southeast Of the north.
east OF i<-2s-ies 10 good for 10 barrels
In the i.bt0-foot sand.
0lllespie's test In the southwest OF
the northeast Of s2-s3-i0. In making
so barrels daily at a total depth OF
1880 fcst
The MarGay OIL company haS a IS.
barrel well In their No. I well To-
Gated In the northwest Of the north.
west OF 36-22-l0.
The Carter OH company No. 2. IN
the southeast Of the southeast OF "a
s2-i2, In good for rs barrels In the
i,sbb-foot sand.
The Red hank on company has n
dustcr In tho 1850 foot sand In their
test In tho northeast OF the north.
gest OF 29-ss-s
e. X. Dresser's No. 8 we'll. In the
southeast OF the southeast OF is-
1910, Is good for 200 barrels daily;
Nu.tG on tho name farm. is q 2ho-
/ barrel well
The Finance OH corhpany has n
/ ]5-barrcl well In Its No. 80 on the
northeast OF the northeast OF az
23.li. the same company No. II. To-
Gated In the northwest OF the north
west of 2i-23-il, is dry and aban-
doned nt i,ss5 feet.
The weaver oil company has n
/ duHter IN the ?,5g0 foot sand, In It's
test In the northwest OF the north
east OF ll-2t-s
The Gypsy OH company No. I well.
In the southeast corner OF the north
east OF 2t-2i-s, In dry and will be
abandoned.
The Devonlon on company No q
we'll located IN the southeast OF tho
northeast OF i-2t-9, II making 200
barrels daily from the 2.o7b.foot pay.
| IN TVt nNLD HILL DISTHItT'-
The big Hen oil company No. 8. NJ
Doyle farm. located In the southwest
corner of the northeast OF i3-lt-it,
ls good for about five barrels daily
In the i.3so.foot pay.
Fair and others have a flve-barrsl
well In their No. 2 Hhotweil. located
at the center OF the northeast OF the
northeast Of 7b-it-i<
Lambert and others brought In q
i0-barrel we'll In their No. Z. J. Lewis
farm In the center OF the southeast
Of the northeast OF 25-l<-i<.
The BiG pioux on company has n
failure IN their No. . Rentie. located
In the northwest corner of the north
east OF the northeast OF ss-it-it.
Hask ell and others have a well
estimated at 30 barrels In the ,b2S.
foot sand. In their No. 6 Mcintosh
In the northwest OF the southwest OF
i2-it-i5.
Probst a Morrison have q 40
barrel we'll In their test Mt the center
| OF the northeast Of the northeast OF
l2-ii-ib. The pay was topped al
1904 feet
DUNCAN AND WALTERS DIS.
TItI(TS--The Texas company has
1000. 900 feet OF gas In the $50 IA
s7b-foot sand In their Shirley farm
ties, In the southwest OF the south.
east Of 36-is-5w.
The Pcnnok oil company No.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

COpA>--The Ris weston Oil com.
pany No. 3 well on the Bella wilson
property In 2bgsi2 is good for 80
barrels after the shot Their No.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

,ew. ~ dr, and abandoned at 700
feet Tho same company test On the
Norton acreage IN 1874 -l9w. Is dr>
at g25 foot
The Home Land Otl company has a
rig up lot "a t"st On tho l.invillc prop
rrty IN I 2i.l,w
SOUTH Or N\N<-knnlins
liickcrt are plugging their test on the
Moore farm ~ g-2i-ia The 76s sand
vas given a 60 quart shot, which got
the salt water running the test
WANN-The Tidal Oil company
has a lo-hnrr-l well on their Nake.
lee farm in 2g-.s-iI The sand was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

NORTH OF Bi.,tkWtII,-The
Southeastern on company has "a rig
uYs<pr a test on the Herman acre
~ N S-?s-i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

found between i,3lG ana 1917 feet.
and Il was given 80 quarts.
rhs same company No ~ on the
hlahelce farm IN That section In u
k-harrel we'll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

we'll, on tho Zipsle. located In the
northwest of the southeast of 90
is-lOw, is making 200 barrels at n
total depth ~ 2,tl5 feet
Jake Ilamon and others have q
200 barrel producer In their No. l
Zipsie. located In the northwest cor
ner Of tho southeast Of the southeast
OF 2s-is-i0w.
J. II. Rodwen has dustcr In his
test on the Spencer farm In the cen
ter of the southwest of the north
west OF it-2H-i0w. The $500 foot
sand was barren,
Powell and others have abando med
after spuddinE In their test on the
Crowle" farm In the northwest OF the
routhsast Of the northwest OF IL
<s-i2w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

GARBER--Carter a tho South
western Oil Co has timbers moved
In for No. ~ Divelcy. In 2t-22-tw.
The sinclair people are moving In
tools for No. 20, Walker farm. In
a<-7s-<w. and are rigging up on No.
~. same farm. The same company
No l Beslvcal. In that same section
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

DUNCAN AND WALTERS DIS
TI,ICTS--The Texas company has
3.000. 600 feet OF gas In the $50 20
675-foot sand In their Shirley farm
test In the southwest OF the south
east OF 36-is-6w.
The Pcnnok oil company No. 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

wcidner In tho northeast corner ~
the southeast OF t-2i.s is MAX klns
i56 barrels daily from tho 1850 foot
pay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

Quarter Sawed Oak Flat Top Combination
TSsr TsPG~!'s5 sss Ds's sas SO p1ye by 's $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-09
DID ANT0NSEN
LEAP into BAY?

Failure 10 find Alfred Antonsen
aboard the steamer Sioux whsp that
vessel arrived In Seattle led detect
Ives Tuesday 70 believe that Anton.
sen jumped overheard between this
city and Port Townsend,
The police were notified by Dep
uty Sheriff John Edwards. OF Port
Townsend. that Artonsen. who IL
believed to have been slightly De.
ranged. had slowed away oh the
Sioux They asked that he be ar.
rested when the vessel reached this
port
Detectives went aboard as soon as
the vessel reached Seattle. The boat
was tboroly searched but the miss
ing man could not be found. An the
Sioux did not stop at any lntermedi.
ate points. II Is believed the only
possible way he could have left the
ship would have been by ieaping
overheard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-09
Sweethearts of Long
Ago Are Wed Here

They were sweethearts more than
20 years ago. Fate led them far
apart But they werc happy today.
with license 10 wed-Andrew J.
Baker. rs. and Harriet L. Taylor
~.
1T seems we we're meant for each
other. after ALL" said the bride, az
they stood at the window OF Cupid"
Maurice Kennedy. deputy county
auditor. who issued them their II.
cense.
And here is the odd part Of II.
Both had been married before
Bakers first wife having been the
sister Of the father OF Silas 81. Ship.
ley, OF the Seattle law firm OF Ship.
ley q Morris. The new Mrs Baker
IL Shiplcy's mothers sister. And
Shlpley himself was the witness
whose name is on the license OBJ
tanned from Cupid" Kennedy.
Fortytwo years ago at Forest
Grove. Ore. Baker and Mrs Taylor
first met. They were lovers then
And then Baker came TO Seattle,
when II was little town Of 1000
people. and later Joined the gold
rush to Alaska In 1897.
For years he has been a "sour
dough" In the Far North, making
his headquarters az skagway. Mrs
Taylor's former husband. Capt. J. A.
Taylor, Of Portland. died four years
ago. Bakers first wife has been
dead two years.
Their broken romance mended.
= " Mrs. Baker will accompany
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-09
BUGS MAY STOP TRAIN

Despite the contrast OF size. loco
motive may be stopped b, bug--at
least by host OF bugs The reason
Is that when these Insects swarm
upon the tracks they make the rails
kept turning
Bugs particularly capable in this
line are the cotton worm. the tent
caterpillar. the migrator. locust and
the army worm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-09
old COMEDY IS
EVER MODERN
Classic Plays Present Sheri-
dams Masterpiece

The School for Scandal shert.
dams sparkling comedy. which
opened the brief ENGAGEMENT Of the
Clifford Dcverrux company OF
classic player. at IN. Me,ropo,..an
Monday night. win BE- repeated
wednesday. Friday and Saturday
nights.
The Sheridan MASTERPIECES needs
no apology because &, IL not hero
fresh from a years run on prrnd
way The English comedy meas
ures lts run not In months but In
centuries. II In one % those things
that IKE the odes Of Horace. are Al.
ways modern.
The School for scandd- was nor.
than adequately presented by the
Devereux players Understanding.
sympathy and rest marked the per.
forrnancss Of all the roles. Zlnita
Graf was charming an Lady Teazis.
and Clifford Devereux as tho irri.
table. petuiant and innately good
humorcd husband brough, no eight
histrionic gifts TO the role.
The performance as a whole was
one that wtil delight all lovers OF
classic English comedy. The com.
parative rarity Of the presentation Of
these irnperishabls plays makes :,
almost an obligation--in this case a
pleasant one-to attend their per.
formances when possible
"She stoops 10 Conquer by oliver
Goldsmith. Is to be presented by the
Devereux company on Tuesday and
Thursday nights and Saturday after.
noon. a special Wednesday after.
noon matinee win be given ut
O'Clock. 10 allow hiRh school studen
and others OF limited time TO Sc
''Romancers." by Edmond Rostand.
Anton Tchekoffs THE Proposal"
viii be given a. a curtain raiser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-09
and the reason?

Not price, certainly. Men VI.
Psfronise such places - these
esn buy what they want
There's no doubt about b.
they want Fa,imss because %
the Fstims blend.
Fafima contains more Turkish
tobacco than any other TurkIsh
blend cigarette. Not roo nsch
Turkish, like the over.rieh
straight Turkish brands, not
100 Giiis. - In cheaper blends
which lack fstima's taste and
snoothnesa. Fsiims contains
in" enough Turkish-jusi enough
to 's'fs right. and Jus, enough 10
leave . man Isrt'ns RICH, even II
h smok-s more lhan usual
Why MOI " lust enough
TurkishT
%~>-.,4--e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-09
FUEL is WASTED HERE

Hundreds OF discarded railroad ties
fit for stove wood. are being burned
In the Northern Pacific yards below
Connecticut ST.. II was reported
Tuesday.
This seems to me great waste
OF fuel" said A. $, Johnson. who
phoned the report to The Star to
be allowed at time when wood is
SIS a cord--a price far out OF reach
or many needy families
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-09
And Banker Conan Insists
Administration Is Made
Up OF Bolsheviki

YAKIMA. Dec. Especial 20 The
Star.l--lf Gov Louis Y. Hart sur
missed hts brother republicans gath
cred hcre today In political concisve
would receive his announcement OF
lcandldacy for reelection with cord,
aiity. he was sadly. oh. so very sadly
mistaken, Especially three Of the
brothers. towit:
state senator Edwin T. Conan,
Spokane banker. himself candidate
for governor.
Col George 2. i.smping. likewise a
cnndidate FOR governor
And Col Roland H. Hartley. ditto
for governor.
Gov. Harris teicsraphed announce,
ment. to put IL mildly mussed the
three brothers all up. Each OF them
made a speech.
= II was candidate Conan who threw
the largest verbal bomb lie
Bombed off1eialdom with free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-09
Two Regiments
in Siberia Now

There are but two regiments OF
United States troops remaining In
Siberia. and third OF these Is
sufficient to guard the American
engineers keeping the Siberian rail-
way open, according TO Lieut.. VIII
son A. Rich. who has returned to
Seattle
Bolsheviks. so-cailed. he says.
are ignorant people who somehow
have an idea that the railroad Is
the source Of secret power by
which the old regime maintained
its heavy hand over them
Lieut.. Rich Is a half brother of
Captain OF Detectives Charles Ten
nant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-09
WHITE HORSE TAVERN
PROPRIETOR ON TRIAL

Detailing how they had obtained
liqurr at the white Horse Tav-
ern" on the night of August 26th,
agents OF the internal revenue de-
partment testified Tuesday against
Bob Farley, road house proprietor,
charged with selling whiskey at his
tavern, one-half mile Off the Everett
highway. The trial. which COM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-09

abandon. and without Partially, from
President Wilson ON down the line 20
Gov. Hart himself.
They're An Boishcvilr
The most Infamous have ever
scanned" declared Com an, exhibiting
Co the eonolave a handful OF books
which. he said. were e led literature. 4"
one OF the volums was Woodrow
Wilson's. The New Freedom"
The administration at Washing.
ton" he declared. is permeated with
Rolshevism from minor officials to
| won't say how high In official cir,
Giles Il goea
Secretary Of War Baker, no
added. was an agiiator on tho
streets Of Cleveland before he en-.
tered the cabinet"
Conan referred with awe 10 the
audience President Wilson had with
members OF the triple alliance In So
attic.
And when Wilson got to spo-
kane. he said. nobody representing
law and order could get within a mile
Of him He was guarded as no po-
tentaie who ever Travelled over the
earth"
Pans the Governor
William q. McAdoo. Vice President
Marshall Samuel Gompcrs ard
Emma Goldman were named m the
same breath By the impctuous
speaker.
Harvey Lindiey. toas,master. Of
cattle. denounced Gov Hart and
vas ehcened enthusiastically when he
declared. referring 10 Harris action
IA the coal strike:
There would have been no need
10 send for aid 60 Washington. had
the state had somebody In authority
With backbone and grit--somcbody
sith strength TO do right
Candidate Lamplng thought the
tate was to be congratulated on the
nigh eaiibcr Of republicans seeking
the post Of governor. adding;
1t makes no difference, much, who
ts elected governor so long as he Ia
100 per cent American. courageous
and fearless
The Original American
Candidate Hartley DECLARED he wa.
no ~dsath6cd convert 10 American.
Ism. and pledged that II elected gov.
rrnor. he would drive the I. w w
70 cover. lie would maintain law
and order. he said no matter who
was Ia power at tho national capital.
Gov Hart In his letter to the con.
clave announcing his candidacy. said
he regretted that official bu.tnen.
kept him In Olympia. and forbade
his presence at the Yakima gather.
ing.
buHn~s~ Of the state he said.
Keeps me engaged all my waking
hours. shaii have no time 20 AZ.
tend any but the state convention on
July L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-09

O!
Gig
2 actu
'exxp:le1
as the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-09
LOUIE HART SLAMS
TOPPER into Ring

lahandon. and without Partially. from
President Wilson ON down the line 20
Gov Hart himactf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-09

her husband back to sksgway In the
spring where they will make their
home. an she says TN the spring.
time OF love"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-09
2Q@r25ee'nts

menced Thursday morning before
Judge jeremiah Netercr In the fed
eral court, was expected to be con-
cluded late the same afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

Ant he N2sor snd cky Clerk are
hsr~Ay d.r~csec . dras ~arranis On
T2A1 acce1uzs lor - sane s4sor
q n p@fs1ns % xkou sait blas ser
aI1se1
>ecioa Fuv iAe prsseFsation o.
tae pGhlls peace. AeafA ara ~aisfy.
az s-erFsncs {, AeFeoy declared -
euN ~ rta~oa ~kstof fhs crtin.
49, Sal BE- IN sorce and effess frosn
aa1 sfter ne ssssase a-p-orai ana
suel<c4.oa.
hss~o y ne comnaiss loners an
A. rOvec - tks Mayos thr -rd a.
Q. Feh. '>ls
, II HARTMAN
ATTEST Mayor
cD) l. ANDERSON.
Cry Clsrk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05
-Four Legged Roos-
ter Is Worm Digger

rOrR- i1 bcx he1 ......
Ne~Toa. NJ. Fsa -Wsnssed. Conn.
sri fork "a. pissSe take notice
Ncrr resaiAisoA IS IN dangsr >c~
s3rass Soiolon oouges ans gAmss
srHa. noi - meniiea Dr whafead
ss,y. ic~n veierlnausn. ard alleges
taf N~~son hss a freak. tAs hke %
= hicA Nansted never. IA - uost
hxicyUE 1sys. boasied - to-~h A
four b SGD rooster nAlRea Two Va,
srhnH tkat u r~Ar~d a. Ike a Foru
eAr selax soif 10 g a. 90 sf-sa
n oae - a l's< sn1 a. h.Fh sp~ea
or ne ether. ard. hrshsFnore D.
~ abe 90 ss~tch out ixo stts o.
sorsns q any otker roesters one
ralcA 70 NJ dlsga.si 81 AZ - Psrm.~
Gorgss ae ciher ck'ckens The
uorns arr an sickine about Two
WAY loAa- s1i there = no az
asAinsi e .adsstry sad Mr. oersea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05
AGENTS WANTED.

ROOSEVELT Ns-1o. ..i Beox Eias
t-zse1 wcr1d W. H.So-y Pr
serRl Tass- bcs<s r1ving e1orzess
sale OR sge-rs C. Y hseEez- fes :
,ess Ces VIA isr<s koas@ Bzs'
tens o1ttifs fser : I PAlAs-
f>rsasaax Co CaCaro. u. FA-l.iE
pa. pa AizafA- Ca Wacc. Tens
De-vs-. csio- Bzus. Nooi Asdr~zs
r@s-est of.sce.
gaRCE-S Eis-o-T e Wo-ro Va
v1z1e<tzl zEszss 0o-sT-zsksr
4. c5rcso- Geze-zi Na-rh. Aig1ss-
ossire- Tri-s5 S-zfe< z--y- Lioerzl
eouuszsioas. osz1t re B7ole ID
ue.tioasl so1ey - Louis. Ne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05
AUCTION SALE
Government -oEsEs AND
rl-Ee

7te-s slI - So q Ts.-zsrF l1-e
1913 q; > a y a. p-b3s z8--51- e -.
elrhez fs5se-. Rszoz-i Dspc-. Fc--
B.ss Texas. -sti-i ecTs---s-
ko-xes z-6 zEies To4se z-lzsls
Ee-e .curHt IT ne G1re--s-t fg
overseas service z.t S-s r7r = AZ
cess q - present recS-s7s--
Txelvs Ez-sre5 21z FsfrF Eo-ses
zEi ea osse-e1 for sale Iais s-ock
4 4 rooz co11itio, Nus rz-E-
!. weight s-oz 1i-s g toz--ezr sE--
dre1 poz1ss a1d tae horsei 80
-esrkt f-uz oos tsozsz1E % sl1-ee1
tz-a-es yszr6s. BssA 1oozs al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

FORTUNE NAkls.S~ g. ss-osres
n~noe-sslp sus fsi' ,-o-rzt2 anssr-
esi u FIVE great 3s~kournt-- -
iua- making E1khe o. r-iis BIZ
osre-1aly Acs NJ Abner Davls
Trustee. N8chiiz Fais. Tex
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

F1OR SALE OR TRADE axe ss-
cant isss .1 H4lzef a1lataa. as. s
root .1rn tr Sask4ttae~An. NarA1s
N & SlaF4a - \ B-a41
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

Foz sALE-A o5Eizpslbse bzsy s.lk-
e Cooa a. ssx- Pao1s ll-:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

- -
11N "T
Nx~N102
AA 1AH
~>~@
ToR RT%T-T--- - - = - =
an .--..-, - =
f'OR RKN4 A ~. r..m hoas. A.rr
atss "a cas,.x- r.a - - -.
.ss pa. xyst
----
DOR RAM = F1Tnlsasd roolas. -I- D
fpA Hf-Si ~ r'a.- so-ss. opposite
'-'fsFf y + W.
-. - ,-----
N ~ -
- - = "-Fnff fnoA"
Dop 49,
- -. 80 - 1'-sF' aca'
.''-'. $3.50. ...,'-''''' t-Faft' a. ses .
.-- 49, 'ss'-i'e-s as
- y" = MeNes'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

FoR Sk-E-A stars a1-li.-F q Nesi
Nla.s Is - z1Fes ~ l1is ca Il
Ets M Mar1tT a. go IA L1E4r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

PROSTRATE suffer = . -s11 c-r
a,nouaoesnsnt a1t ~ Persa1ai NJ
s-ses- TAe Electra lsrmzi CcuFarr
.5s A. H8rrisoz BltE- S.euts-F.lis
Gao.
nASTED-NiEhs cte-k e. la-s tcl-i
uzr X wo1zz A1T.T e. 1esE -
snra.re fcr ps@s Warr~-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

~ Published n ne Gz;arse Daily
Leeder. PEA. 1rd sIsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

So To fS.s ue1ihiy easily zscs
se-llzr Eresssg. rcxt ee-en-s. znc
Fsl szssz ss4cisifiet- clr~-s fo'
Ensaszr4z-s-. wlis hrz1rA a. Men
rais N~se ~.8e z.ake sa-e-uzr %.
iEls ;sr--tc-T Goo. cpycr-riig e
tusisr , J. N-s-s-sc- l1s1 Nesi
iitk -. CltTelas3 OAso
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

Al o-1 naace AFrv7-LsflnE Certain
Noaey= 70 he PzT-nsas q Ss81-y
Acoo11ss and Erp-ases sn1 D.
caring al EnsrEs1C-
b < Ordslnet By the Bozrt q coz-
uisssons-s q ses Cry e Sgzhr1e.
Okishonz
S-zso1 , That the sun os s.
s,s<~ i hereey sEF-op-izted for tn
vz-scse cf szsinx bills assz tae tol :
iosing sccO1rts and Which sisis have
As-ssoso-e o~sn a.. RIVED sy she Con-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

FOR SALE-T~o rs 3encs a11 so1-
1c-s l-1airs " = Po~--. - y.
Axh =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

wANTED-Yourx rnAn t. r-- 81
,rzirs as ress artrt ArsF
Harvey News s;aaa santa r. -sPs'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-05

TOR RENT FarnisAe. ign, hoase.
seeviae roon Nc1ern Aosse
49, n. 1is L Cleveland.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-25
s ''y r'; s,t; Dental Cream
FOR CLEANSING and PRESERVING The TEETH
Price 25 Cents
22M ytr Second PECOR'S Phc zz. No.

"A Governor must depend upon the
character Of his assistants and agents
for the quality of his administration.
1t has been long a practice to choose
those assistants and agents by the
low test of political utility instead of
by the high one of pre-eminent quail
fication.
Kentucky has suffered from strong
hopes and broken promises. It's char
table and penal institutions have too
frequently been operated as political
auxiliaries, rather than as real asy-
lums for the weak, real hospitals for
the sick or institutions for the scien-
tifiic handling of criminals. The Board
of Control may be curse or blessing
according to the dlsinterested service
and abilities of its members. The
names presented by Mr.. Morrow as
his choice for the board not only no.
ticeably lack. the order of political
craftsmanship, but they are of such
character as to carry instant assur-
ance Of ability and integrity.
"Mr. Morrow has played a strong
card"