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The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-07-05

ET7 E ARE ALL more familiar, perhaps with persons
lWs than we with the principles which control
BID them. We know our neighbOrs better than We
kunxu fhoivs No kuo thoir hat
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-07-05

AI AuHUIHS NAU' otPISLuDer rs ~ anu Il
Never before has the absolute need and urgency Of
BIG NATIONAL CONVENTION of all the patriotic
forces seemed great Never before has this country
faced such crisis in affairs political as it faces in 1920
never did the situation look darkand yet in your
hands and mine are the TOOLS in our combined wisdom
Is the knowledge in combined efforts is the strength
that will Danish the difficulty and save American nsttu
tions and ideals to OnCOming generations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
sAlTlT|0K FUM0
lAgs IN LOGAN
Only Ten Cents Expected Prom
Each Person: Chaplain Jones
Tells OF the Work OF the
Sslvationists

Rev Harry W Jcnes. wao talked 8.
she opeva hoMAs Sunday afternoon anc
fhs Nesboala' csareh q, night on war
and me Salvation Army. won his 'iiie
os cgvlain ia the navy he was
eAaplssa a tae 4 3 s Texas and
aerFed earlnx she spanish American
var
He is fail -blooded fearless snd
fsAurrh rztrsoft q Treis sam. Ne ls
q meHnsser Of 'Ae EDS 2na ssTsea ~l'h
tha SAiv4tion Array daring tae world
@ar. asa fally realizes the dire need
fer FaRds by sAss noble army
The record * sAe salvation Army
daring tie sar comHeads Itself to
nnlasers sha civilians sae wnria ever
~ sad
The salvation caznpaavn In LoSan
aaxK The sarn ~ fsseAa ln needed
" shss ssn0ant asosr sss9 has seen
sgasse-sbea Oniy tsn eeEis Ii sx-
pecsea from aaeA person
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
SA[EsM[N'S TAKING WAYS
DISCLOSED IN COURT
Farmers aud Widowa Offered A.
tractivu Propositions. Resale
Scheme Was the Dseid~
ing Factor A'

The third wesk ~ ne Gfasa "lyias
sky lFlai bewsa IN Falrsl oears this
morning wirA iha faAlna 0t testimony
~ nmge ~ the sfessns nf shu sipcs
salssAmenn Wilea rhs tprnals used
~ ~ GftFs Western uaafanGee In
seaiment company aaltamsn % market
stocks Fhey admitted *leokea too so'f
90 be true. wa3 bvfTv tha Jury ln
federal eourt hers today
Statesmen fcr the nine defendants
IN The mali fFaaa eaae. ussd iwtfsss
Erum tha stat" corporation eommss
sion aua 1thefs fpur victims whe
Invested total Of " ste ia the stoeks
testified
Al wsFs fafmsfs and one a wld0~
Every note ~am laid
This i the saiesmaas saaADaixn
plan a. aiofiossd
Outline proposition when g'fea
peet demands. sspisla re saia- plan
icantiHaed 90 paes I. Col ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23

AZ Paul. Minn, jams ~ oniy mrss
- reports w.ss usaiIs',l. eAfly today
~ leEs ~ liis aud Ifopvrgy caua.h bf
tornado which Aw~la ForNas Faila
last nlghl i.Ateat reports received
from psrppns who travelled 20 other
towns IN lhe yleln'iy oe the storm
swept city aay thai ~ leaas stsl ref
sons werr killed and tlsu nunihtr es
injured le placed 81 1Nn lio'h 'sle
phone and telegraph wirrs arc down
for miles on All Sides pf she el'y and
thnao who have sried 10 reach 90
scene a. lhs disaster IN automobiles
tn ofl 8# 8n noada are lmiaastble
AithouAA 49, espagt has hrvn "a
oelsed. u ID believed that ~ leasl twu
relief traina earrsina doctors and
nu9ses have arrived and thst ether
trains carrying suppllss will rsaeh
their d.atluatlon poon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
What
Win Neighbors
DO About Thisf

Where Oh ~sses has my little
cat gone" waited Nohie avenue
young woman 60 her nss, door
ns sahbors
They knew bot ho~ can they tell
hsrf'
When the YOUNG woman took tho
kitten a ~as thin ard weak. bot Tor
Asere tire she had cared for u until
A. was alnscsl ready to care FOR u.
seIs
She wanted the kitten 90 have
essrctsr 30 siic pot "A on tho front
porch for the first time. II visited
the nest door nesahbor and made
svch . disturbance they dec led il
~as homeless, Besides. the next door
reionbcr has young chicks
In the evening when they went
ding they took the cat INTO the
country and gave Il 70 relatives
- don't know what 70 DO about
Il aays the mar neyt door. 20
cent get my relatives down on me
hus friendly neighbors often come in
handy"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
WIRE BRIEFS

--crv~eii. Tesas II dsel sandsy
STATE SeHascr " 5 Rcl ~es Killed
James Gsfiord ana air src IN ,ah
Versailles The Germans MI
sign Or refuse 10 sisn ThursaAy las
day
--chlcseo- In = race root. SUNDAY
t~o negroes uere Killed. 10 in.arct
-Talsa Flfs harrc,s OF choeA
bcsr ~ere confiseAied hs officers SAT
srdey nlra,
ArFcn!A. Kan Tornado wrecked
tara soass. klilcd AnsBtA SimPksns
.nIsfss JARED man
Moaeit No f.vvia SarEgr cg o&
lAAcnA cip. mss With auto aceiden'
ssre Sunday. enc arm. one les hroken
n Psso villa slipped from trap
sex " seserais ssnday. vaeA ~ ~
fea,cd . large force o. eaemy soldiers
seHgh AZ Jsarcz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
STATE NEWS

4
hhauaee nftafssl ~hsAi sfsF Z,
hslorf ef roi,assieeais ennslf =
lns ~ V.,llca ssfeass b's u go
aHisns ke.rt
walters " q nlsskslrne e~at a.
theatres hsfs aaa y sivf'iss a. ="
tonae
ftcdsrsfA iqsus rsffs,isa - 4
~Ane .ar r~suif slsAi tiasss ~ih
Esi seftiss
aasuse wtHs wsf hfhta ~Hi -
pas la 80 ,hfss moge ,isssis
tsassu wslsf falss ssfs e.s'.ise
,eaa, snilnr ssais saopiei he-I
mialmam
tA~Um IN tssa bo.if q Nsff
Anfops ~. f,aei la s.~'is esaf
sM sac kad hssn assaulted ani
thra muftrf,d
Na.loses uanlst e,sumsft 'es
aiu~nsa In sfr,k Rssf hsfe taa
das. ~hir iafting
pa~husta latus nsaf sn obi Ia
dian 49, fcuHf ds..d nsar kefe san
"a, We had be,n shas ihr~sh the
l,~iy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
SINKING Of sH|PsA |
SPECTACULAR SIGHT
tNI.WtI<ls~ tIis INV
NV .itt ~ iittks Wt>t
tpDW>. >puI sNt,spsts
kIlitD Nv as<t1mE
tm'w s'MiI,rn sssss'S Z


~sl~ssF. aanssy ls~s ss-~rh< Ger
~sr ~esnirs ~tish ~ss. -ss ~s .
~ assres - tes sli,s. ed ~nssh s>ss
hesn sreNsrsa on ~lsl. wsln>is~srssss
sra other resrss have hss- s.~s ~
esswss ssilsgs T,@~Hlrs sr~~s o.
serasra % rseer, received sse- ffvw
f.iiAhls suthafty
According "a ,hs feeess there ~srs
- German ~ss vsss-ls heslses ~.
ssreysrs. which ~sgs ~ csswssr -
,srs not hssiHa hssr turned ever 10
ne er,se, under ths ssmssslse fse.
vislors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
GERMAN SEA POWER
GONE; TO SIGN TREATY
Sixty seven ships, Flower OF
the German Fleet. Scuttlcd
President May Lift Pro.
hibition Ban

Washington Janc s. rho Ger
mans val asrn the peAeo ir,asy
Tha, s. sure The German na
iianal assembly selod gai 90 ieA
Tor accenance. l,as even al eariy
as laxi VI sday. President VII
Won snew the f,.rnaana would
nls;n
1'he 1ssfinans have arranged for
q ttFmaneni home ~ Holland Cor
thr Kaiser
Blame heinv hcarsa on sho
Nrliiah tu tha loaa OF the llun
ships u ~ believed here IN ~
Mas an UNDERSTANDING The re-
maal 81 tho German ticst ro-
niayeg hnns ~ contention
France wansa Oh ss.sman SHIPS
As early ah January a Wan knpwn
The German urmauda would nrysr
eo. actiYe service AGAIN
The ssnkins of re German
tla.s was teid "a o words
on SATURDAY.. Il German battle
shllw amt eruiaora sn,egrsd a.
scapa Flow we're sunk by their
creas The ilasiFn ID aAili atloas
sasoekN wsrs openra ami dYnA
mite sak used
Thp commander ~ lhs 0srnan
fiwt aaya hp ordered fhe sinkiuss
Az a eea over Germany ia 10
m0fe Elght q, mar sailors wtre
fired on by The ntissh flees and
tlilea "A they were ieasing the
sinking yes vls
DAsiase BAUER Is the new llnn
PRINTER ~ wants % bo friendly
wifh America
Opinion here now IS thai ihe
Knot Lodge irsstY leaders ln me
s.nafs will back up on treaty pp.
poFlion
II - believed that President
Wilson vii iasne proclamation
wedns sdly. nillng the prohibition
ban. July !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23

~ $50 is~ On ard sacluse II .Essg nsw
zza faa1 esd vealcsea ranginx srcm
, to s-'on csiaeisy. 81 in servses4hie
c0ndstson They na=t se Used for good
rDssda worx AMI wili ~ ass-ors ions-i
- rsses oniY eDss ruasesf - ~
z<ste p ghssy 1spssrrsnss - she bssse
- sbe fsaesssAs "a unser ~ federal
rns< acs-
Tne Ere states vsc~ssinx he lssgs4<
siaofzsns ~ fru1ks sir@s1v ssss.xness
are. Texas. ~. sew Yoss. ~
P~sns1ITsnia. 20. Iiisncs. 30. sna
sossh nzko<s -.
r. k@sping sAs Re ia depsr,
sa%ns - fnrn ossT sii srssfsbsc ma
ss<%ss 20 sesss1 for - oss -ors.
% eo1s r1e1s ssiI1inx. seversi hun-
I'D tractors. formerly as&d for hzsI-
tag hssrT gznz. sffl - trznz<errs1 70
'ks 1eszrEafsi - srrseslfure - soon
- an fzvsssorT hzs hses e1sspss~s5-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23

To find oui wai ilfe in the stone
Are was like Norwegian uanec
snsdhurg il going 20 take up that
node of living this month ia great
scandinavian forest wblcb be Wit
enter wlshouf clothing and armed only
with n stone AZ. flint. fes stone
arrow tips aud fishooks and ecnsld
erssle advice from Swedish eclensi6fr.
The moving picture men wiil camp on
bis trail, but he Hlll escape from toe
pfofi,eers entirely.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23

Nrs Ce<rge Pierce takes issse win
Mrs. Berniee C0Dsve in regzrd 10 uo-
nazn's dress She 6reiis - ienyih
"a sszborssk,n. On shs ornate Her
letter = fcs lons - S<fss The great
fhlnss u ne sorid-men y xomes.
or moesszsns. Or idfss are ssrnf5e.
Tbey srs ezsy % Bn1errsnf They
are ezacslT shaf fhey say shey ere
Tszy % no Erssen1. They cone
es<aD- TIE fssns~r1 - Aaprfcz vers
ssraDss folk Thy lsndsd on ro<k
fsssf h~cane fhe err<~ s.one of :
great azfson They gave 81 a Simple
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23

mans fgymo'h Rock Their dress
sas very plain. ng esudy a. Mn
Piefce claims You would know >
Perrin fstber or moshsr 4 you me-
issfp aDrShers so,iay And yo8 would
take off toar hss - them Too many
fikngs. too many plans. desr Mrs
Pierce, cboke sp our lives. Yog e..
= rood dezi iise aFx eoppae Yos
are - busy taking care - roar
ihinzs thai ,vs have NO time 70 I've
sorse folks DO nof know at fhe md
o, The Day xhesher The sky ras bIse
sr srzy. They % not besr The eoax.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
GREAT TORNADO KILLS
800, 700 INJURED
Fergus falla Il In Ruins To-day
Property Loss i In Millions
Train Blown From
Track

rsrfus faila. Ninn. Jane ei - faf
sss boiios has, been rrosef,d from
bulliinxs wrreks~i IN lho rresi tornado
hat visited THE ,iis fesiefdsY even
ing fYyr bfl,k hlo'ts were prsr
uraiiv DESTROYED. lhfce hhcks were
completed, wiped ont
A PASSENGER train op M ufsat
Northern railroad val ls"wn from
,hs track and ai least fse fsspir
Killed. in,iudlns engineer and fire
man. many ssre inlund
At smiea the dnnd hotel NAs
wrecked and four frrsons kllsd
twenty injured Mueh property dam
age reported
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23

Tbf death rate IN Europe. ipeiaalns
dsatht op t4e haltlefabi "a. laspsr
cent less during The years Of ths
ssf than during the II years ef psse.
Immediately preceding the var. Tue
New YORK life Insurance company.
~hieh collected tho figures. believes
iha reason Il that FestfietioBs In dice.
less drinking u liquor and tho larger
s'souni OF exercise all proved b~ns-
fetal 20 ths peop'~ Although souss
folks will continue 10 prefer he dis-
ease % the cars. shls 10 the way an
doabisdiy - q ioasar and a whole
somsr iifs far iAs average man aad
0Rb0Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
ITALIAN pItdt DELEGATES
Will SIGN IIIE TNIAIt

Paris. June 2s~-ttallsn delegates ~
Paris have been authorizes 10 siun
the treaty on befssif u italy, Thfs
announcement removes ens obstacle
which was fesfss might delay sns
slanIra By the Germans u the psaes
terms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23

sparow although b. sanx bfaseiy
They did NOT siimrss ihe fio~efs on
N road borasr Too busy DAILY
fhey miss the sals and nasOr ~ 'he
Garth. Ihey have forsottsn the SIN =
DE. bsautlfsI thing f,osh hrs
Co que aud Mrs. Pierce are sincere.
bot non seo.omic ia their ideas.
Espissnsns the ces, 81 sssgh bingham.
Nov this = 70 the sonen. whg do
you have 20 gsy seventy five cents .
,srs fos xinehzm fhai would have
soid fsar years ago Tor tseniy-fss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23

inndpR. ianr - Ahheash Fepof's
have stated TIA, yls Germans ~we
sil'd and Zen ee adet when the bosts
ei lhe 0egmsn uoai ~ Heaps ria~
vvre fred apna eubasaasnt 80 che
ttaiiroF ~ iHr erman tless. the
Daily A hAs sthera may have
b'sn aranHe'i snd ,ha, folac msy fsss.
sltly hats resshsd the uvkusf isisnds
and hass no' a. Yss h1sn reported
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
STRIKE BY 800 900
CLOSES MANY Mills

Manchester kng June ~ An tlc
COTTON 81 M la Lancashire closed a.
noon today and lt ls sxpeelri ~ nigh,
that ss.ooo eco spindies aud thousands
Or leams viii DC stopped ihroarh ,Ae
strike uf boo eos WORKER The cotton
mili owners say they wlll make NO a
'cNpi e. run the mills
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
THIS ~ WHAT NOuD GAIL
~ itf.>tfF SOFT DRINK

The y W Coo Brewing company
nf Evansville. lad hiss Iuat received
ihe greatest lnnlt that can ho given a
brewery The borden Mlik COMPANY
has bonehl Il and will uae l,a atofagu
waits FOR making haby fund Pup sfn
worlds mlldeat drink
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23

csn,sg One rsaaon ls that 'he mana
faeiarefs 81 eotton goods eefe sud
denly called upon 90 switch ttsar IN
dszfry thai bad been "sss" or -saaFed'
20 pfoisce tho goods 81 the elsiiian
trade 90 the production of the goods
~ war. The war found the cosson
mill mon working on ~efl established
lines. producing Isst about grads
enough Tor q littIe be- morsj 20 meet
The needs Of our bosae pcopls wsf
stepped IN aud told fhAn that lh4y
Continued on Page 9, Col 50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
c-ARAcrEs OF NOTE

rFrsE su-e 1S--eressoe ~lisc~
ara prx-ser cis-e-e<sa ret nUrrses :
y ~stn rr.rnarr li5so 6es~ge az tire
sssfsss hepss a ~ire thss raasrsns. srr
-aextArr gsss-s rec - a rtpors snss
s-e German s-s~sr rac eeen received
n ~ss later ss<srtsireS thst =, .
s'shcxs shis rse~rl-G a ro~-rsrseztson
AsS e.er reserves srx~- tire cer-srA
Th. ersrx<ier ~ s~ss -css. A0s-ese~.
rss vet eee- osscscs<c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
CHAMBER oT COMMERCE
DIRECTORS TO MrHr

Directors ~ tns Chamber af Com
mefce viii bold mretins Tuesday
nlabl At 5 o'clock 20 consider lhs -
Jeseph's academy building plan Al
Interested are invited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
PRESIDENT PREPARING TO
SAT- roH UNITED STATES

Para. &sre 23--Tre ACTIVITIES -oseg.
ta-sy & ire Para rsSscenes a. presi-
ce-s @fasa- srresrsr 20 s--iests sts'
e~ers-ssse~s ~s~e ers~a r-soe fer t,s
Pres fce~-s 5eps~-sre For srwe q.
set-re- SrsHsrAe s-ss tire prsssSs~s
~c4as AsTse Para ~es~essay. ssrvy-s
.re 1-tsr<r.sc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
New ATLANTIC rLIorr DELAYED

q Johns N " June p t'niasog.
able weather conditions axmin eause~
. Doytponen.eui today 81 The project
- trans Atlantic fight ~ The Hand
lcypaEe bipIans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
FRANCE APPROVES
COTTON MEETING

Paris. June - EsEenne Clements.
minister Of commerce ,oaey received
tbe Afseftcan Cotton commission via
iiing Europe. and promised 70 arg
FFsnea business men interested IN
eofica. - participate IN ihc worlds
cotton conference a New Orleans In
ocsnber
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23

AGREEMENT REACHED SUNDAY.
Paris sSr< 21--The ~es~A@r css.
rs.re carrying .he 1sfsxsst srne,9~ce
-e~s tass Ger-.sry ~s@Ac sesr tire
ssare ;-essy, ~ss fas1 ir ~ea~sr AZ
t.s sfcAe<s s~r1sy sfte--ss~. Ar !
ssrs~tfy. a sessrrec 70 sr< seeasic. ~
s-e csr~s.- gss~rn~e~s 10 sssr sse
treaty ~4sr yse r-sersssbsrs c< ~~s1h
u s=se nessr< 20 tte aass~c r<v~e-s ara
sessA re Ess1s- ress<see
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
Wars
Over
---"Opcy There,
Germans Sign Peace Treaty Uncon.
ditionally; Extension Of Time
Flatly Refused
BuLLLiiN

Paris June - (s:ss) The German answer received
this sftsrnoc1-
TIE government session a, Wemar formally CON
Pesce conference they would ssn The
cf peece. unoonanonaily
The agreed after they had made sno'he
tou<st for council Of three fa,y refused
20 gran, an extension ssying reec, al once
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
&C rrsIs ~ NASTY CONFER.
INcg tksls rrtS SoRNfsl


pssss. 5src 1s-Tee rceses; fef a.
rsisnsl si-.e plessrc sha; tie charge
= ses sssrrr~ert sre sns ssesraii,
oisture<s ecrct,s~s r-ace Il cssfiesi.
~ oe-~rsetr So arrangement
Tee ec-,--srssxsie~ fnor- ths 6er-
->4-s ~as reserved a. S'sioes tns
->srri-s. Al sictess presce1s we-
ss- arc prsrsr cis-ereess res ~i.a
pre-ulsr l,sys Gerrss az the las,ers
se0s< fsr eeas sesstser 81 thr ee;e.
TEE c-srsessr 60 tsis es--erieason
ysss rst els<Ass~1. ss~ever. e.s srsa
x--< TIRE later N ;>t ~>orr.ns sshen
sr~cS~ee~e-s .~ss r-zoe sfss re Ger
--sr feeyess ssc eeer rrleSiec.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23

sssrma q June flssa. passing over
Iielle tsle lake. Sunday nl9h' were
- dense that she shore lights were
ohscufed from vi.W Tor several min
uten
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23

The Haaln tlre~ of Eh~ tlEislah fleet
was al.sens pseerl l~lrs ss sta when shs
cefusn ahfrn wars 9unk. nnfy svus
drlf'srA. suAil wafshlea and vatwillns
aifefsfi hains go guafd osvv ihr IN
srrned eHsaf stuadrup
Admiral vor Hssssr issued oFdsv
Admlfas Yun Heuger. commander ef
lhn sarrsndefea Glrrman tl~"t. rays
he l4aasd aa order ~ nlnk sha shipa.
thn DAILY Maii adds. and dla 40 be-
eauss a shs nlnK n be war ta@
German enps fssfsa fhat sio Ger
frDafi ga liaMa / rol 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
EASIEST owe 10 co ~

Iss zrsr4ss mas considers fhis hls
rsissr iszt- Do sA1tsver yoz xzaf
. 4 yo1 czn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-23
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETINGS
TO Be HELLO JULY 5
Mrs FARRELL Will Assume Duties
of Office of County Superin-
iendeni; Miss Doolitile
To Retire

The following annual legier. lhc lass
% ~ ~ni Ult undev lhe 'Teecnf ad
mlnis'rAi.on ~ craniy school affairs
vas maied 30 thv several achpoi
boaras u tht coaniy. Saturday by
Msrrartt Doolstsls, ougxoina csnnsy
svpeFin'rBdens Mrs Cora fayresl abe
sagerSn' faaer' clcci. will aeeanc the
duties NJ thr office at Che beginning
q the fiscal year. Juls lst
IN each school district in the county
clerk wll ~ eiecfee ncxs July n
AZ Which Slme boards will asNeualsle
and hold sher annual sessions Length
of aarm q schpoi. selection a. iesgh Y
ers and many oiher important mas
'srg wsil ~ fssen mp 81 to- meetings.
The pro ram follows.
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-11-25
POLITICS VS..
FAITH


A recent editorial in the Saturday
Evening Post deplores the fact that
in America leaders must be orators.
1t is fact, tho, and will remain
so as long as leader must be heard
to be acknowledged.
Only a few cities in the United
States have attained that character
of business unity, or espri. de corps,
which brings in business type of
city management.
A city has more unity than the
nation, or even the states. Idaho,
with its cabinet form Of government,
is an exception pioneer in COM
munity economics.
The people at this present time
have too much heed for rumor to be
satisfied with a business man for
president who could not get out on
the platform and defend his policies.
The most of us still have that human
frailty of wanting to be persuaded
to do what is good for us to do.
Hence, salesmanship and advertis-
ing.
A business man for president
would be answerable only in his acts.
His reports would come out after
things were done. We have not the
faith for it YETI. c. X.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-11-25

prosecute the cases now. Wilkie was
village attorney for Ashton for years
but was ousted, 1t is alleged, last
spring when 1t was found that as
custodian of the village ordinances
he has allowed IS of them to be-
come lost, including, it is said, this
one repeating the occupation tax
levy.
French was imported last spring
from North Dakota to edit and man
age a paper owned by Nonpartisans.
French chose the busiest days on
which to drag the merchants OF the
village away from their stores. In
the starting he had the editor OF the
Ashton Herald brought before the
magistrate on Thursday, which was
press day at the Herald office. Then
on Saturday, followed the arrest In
rapid succession of bankers, doctors,
clothing merchants, real estate men
and others, until there is scarcely q
business man in the town who has
not been brought before the court.
Justice Kelly, before whom the
men were arraigned, is a Nonparti-
san. All the business men, with the
exception of one, King, entered pleas
of not guilty. King is a Nonparti-
san
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-11-25

oeets have been shipped to other
factories out Of this territory and
that the factory will possibly close
down within two weeks, having
handled one-half of the crop raised
here. Almost onyone c,ln see a loss
in that. ~
Most business men know that 1t
means competition to hold such in
dustries in a community after they
have been secured, and that such
competition means. action by an or
ganized body representing the COM
munity. Most of the business men
of Blackfoot are supporting the COM
mercial club and signing up for
membership.
Emergencies like this are. always
coming up. No suddenly called mass
meeting could handle them, because
when the smoke of the meeting has
blown away there is no Organiza-
ton to. carry out it's resolutions.
1t is not improbable that other in
dustries will in time find their way
into Blackfoot, and whether they
come as promotion schemes or as
properly accredited business enter
prises depends upon whether or not
there shall be a commercial club on
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-11-25
THIS PAPER
REGRETS

The Republican regrets that a con-
temporary, in publishing fine
article regarding a land opening of
long ago, did not cut out some para
graphs that reflected unjustly upon
the character, habits and integrity of
the local Indians of those days and
now. Such paragraphs were unfair
in extending the idea that killings
and depredations were any more
justified when done by white men
than when done by Indians.
The incident mentioned as the last
of hostilities by the red men was
hardly entitled to mention, since it
was merely the act of an unfortunate
Indian who lost his mind and found
a gun. He killed two white men at
their camp before his own people
could restrain him. Indian police
took his trail and shot him on sight.
At the same time there were about
160 insane white people at the
asylum, so It was no reflection upon
the Indians to have one demented,
nor to end his career officially as
they chose.
The Republican publishes much
about the Indians, but takes the view
that they have feelings, and that the
white man most of all, is morally
bound to be fair and thoughtful.