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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01
/TUE SAME OLD BRYAN.

Colonel fryan has a. last been heard from Rresk
ing a silence OF many months the Nehraskan dashes
onto tho stage riding hobby usual and shouting
arhhcmaS at tho subsidized press" The leopard can
not change his spots Nor Colonel Bryan free
himself Of dcmaEogucry and class appeal Though
himself man ot vast wealth with the acquired habits
Of the born arIstotrat he yet prefers PRACTICE tic
llp service of q commoner
Tho thing that brought the colonel back wac tho
birth u idea In the sccluslon of his homo he
dreamed dream In that dream tho solution of tho
railroad problem appeared unto him. And straight.
way he down TO Washington and laid hts plan
before tho congress II Is a dual plan ot state and
government ownership OF tho transportation systcmF
we have never tried government ownership" tho
colonel tells "A subsidized Newspaper never thinks
to tell that the government took tho railroads
when the private owners could not ruu them The
govornmcnt has been only in temporary control ana
the ronds in the hands ~ those who wanted to see
government ownerShlp fail they could get the roads
back"
The colonel estimates his plan would only cost tho
government mere bsEatele Of five or ak billion
dollars
The conclusion Is unacceptable that the Nebraska gen
tleman thinks he has discovered another issue with
presidential possibilities And once again is he doomed
to disappointment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK

'....!iy before suppir / ,hawt
m, ..ag room clock looked IS n
n ,.ri widt9ng and | wound II
VI .. '.,c It stopped and NO. dent
gu ...n, me linking, Gosh. g.
r. not let hem find out eiore
/ -, hem.
.,.,rug pop and ma. csl, nially
%. a.! WI, wc was eating '1pp!r
Il ..}. Have you noticed eni ming
#. you've axuii!y got your hair
rt..al -'ratc, sd pop
sr.', that amt II. scd, have you
T. a cnyth!ng ma?
... you Rut In on time for 'hpp!f
g.. .,r.in your life. sod ma.
rlm 'Hl' alnt 1t either ! seq.
Na all k-pp on eating .lpplr
sed The setting room elo'h
. srking. dident euybody nouce
scents. wound II jos TINS
aagE, sod ma, and pop sci, ser
.... ,r strikes. And he took oIl ms
p.,.E p. saying, It's ixacily "H lInle
= '., .u my watch, 70 is due 10 s'rIke
.. tNlctly half minnit
Aul everybody hsscned for lRt a
rul inClood!ng me. and we set,
.., room clock dident str aH ana
.,.iyhody looked serprized 'SHepl
n.. and pop sed, That's con- 'lhnl'u
'.uy and ma sed ,'s rec 'klilaa
/ H.tf clock was ony Jest fiN'l
goo you wunt to know - II am
..r.iuR' / scd,
! u.nny wot did you d. to thai
...k2 sed ma.
<u,hing ony wound 1t, ! scd.
The result being diden' get ,'hS
...tart and had TO go rte 10 bed
|o..l II mite not OF bin cny verse 4
n,d left them find ou' before
! tod them
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01
Inss OF MAssAcnlsETrs

American politics without Foss OF MaSsachuHetta
would be a fcless sort Of game For decade and
moro he played picturesque and sensational part
And always he has had n formldsble following Hts
latest Ia 10 announce his candidacy for governor on
platform IN which public ownership ~ street cars At
scent fare taxation to meet the loss, II any Ia the
chief plank
The proposition Is not as absurd Rppears on tho
face II It Is right to tax the community TO provide
free parks ana fine automobile roads what is 10 he
said against the proposition to lay tax in order that
cheap urban transportation he provided FOR the work
ers9 There profit In either parks or bouovordS
You thus begin 10 get the possibilities OF tho argu-
mont
II Is increasingly evident that tho 5-cont fare as
dividend producer Tor private Investment Is thing ~
tho past Either The fare must be raised, the roads
taken over by government and operated somewhat along
the lines suggested 10y Foas or their ultimate abandon
mcnt is a matter ~ months only
It may be argued by somo that with public owner
shin inteirently there would be loss and
the argument r1iFht be accepted without In any way
changing the fact that public ownership always has
resulted In loss wien measured against efficient pri
yate ownership Tho question, then E whether the
daily fare shall ho raised TO or VIZ S cents 70 the
workers or tho aceur fare retained and wealth taxed
to make up the loss
Ten years ago thor, would have bccn hu, one answer
But we are a lot near socialism now than wc wore
then Also W. are much closer ro vital proboms press
inr Tor Inycdlntc solution
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01
HOROSCOPE
Monday. September I, 1919.

The stars incline, but do not
compel O.
Monday. September I, 1919.
Early in the morning OF this day.
Jupiter and Venus rule for good,
according to astrology Later. Mars,
Uranus and Saturn are all In evil
places
The planetary government is eN-
cecdingly adverse TO peace, security
and tranquility
Unsettled and even revolutionary
tendencies are disCerncd in tho
stars, which seem 10 give warning
that the autumn will be "A period or
grave tension
This should be fairly lucky
sway under which 20 conduct mer-
camille transactions, especially
where clothing or other commodities
designed for women are conccrnk
II is n favorable direction Vh-
women in business and a constantly
widening field OF activity Is fore
cast for them.
Foresight IN preparing for winter
needs Is enioincd. since higher
prices are Indicated, especially for
! leather and wooden goods.
More criticism for army affairs
| In presagcd. for Uranus IA In
| place indicating unkind ana cruel
| Judgment. The influences make for
/ the forgetting Of thH good and me
remembering Of the bad In military
matters In this country and abroad
/ Increase ot crime and danger or
riotnr. forctold long ago, stlll IL
strongly marked I'm tho configura-
! ton frr this month.
The deaths Of persons IN hig
/ pIar, VIII b" numerous and larg''
| cmplolr-s 81 labor viii he espe-
| cia1, affected hy tho rule mat Il
supposed To curtan the lives " all
who control tho destinies OF others
Persons whose hirthdate It -
have The augury of much hnppines
| I'm the domestic circle during the
coming year The young VIII court
and marry. 80,
Children born on this dav are Ike
a. no he artistic. emotional an
generous These subjects ot virgo
haYc Mercury as their principal ruI.
Ing planet
| rCop,r,rht. 1919 hy the McClur'
Sewspapar Syndicate)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01
A Chance to LiUe
Tur PROTEST MOTHERS.

The crowd thlCkcncd uHli NHIl'''
showed and proded by ma 'ons l"l'e
rrd thrice her size, shrhuk lnio
doorway to wait and see Il the thlog
should not end as sudder.H hs It ne
-tt. and her path 10 the 'Hh'h shpP
ue opened
The excitement. howcva-. was no'
IuIte.ot tho casual sort che had seen
before. Like her quarrel win b'I
niece. /, was the. bursting FORM Oh
many pent-up grievance The more
No, ,aIked the more their anger
crew. A tornado OF rage was soon
.yeeping the women out ~ ALI sell
control Eaf-s splitting c!hmoriuEs IN
Ylddlsh and English dinuri through
fhe air. BOYS began 70 Catrtu hables
Ia cry" The hoarsc" shouts or muck
stcrs rumbled through tho feminine
chorus
The mob swayed back and iorth
Er,pzied pushCart merchants
strained to save their property Thrre
vns no longer any center 10 inc
multitude rive woman who ma"
| started Il was lost 10 Annie's view.
Every one was pushirg. wiNlhA
arms. shouting protests a2d sugseS-
| tlons for remedy.
suddenly an alarm was raised ma
| tho ponceman was coming ne
mass OF women with the helpless
pcddIers in the center ut II, tight
| rnes and surged In the opposite a.
| rec'on \ pushcart upset M,
| fruit and vegetables were. crnshe'
| under foot in an instant inc lnAo.
| denod housewives raised shoui OF
| triumph. and several other chr,s
were wllmuy pushed over the'I
wares trodden viciousiy lN ne MN OF
| tho gutter. while the sellers tore
,heir boards and raised wall to
J heaven.
cbh vayingS showed the crowd be
| fore them. Annie saw a woman Do
,ach herself from the thick ot the
prcas spring upon a pile OF boxes
! in front ~ a provision store WhV
Lag Nor hands for silence. she began
speaking rapidly In iiddsh
"Irs the leader It's 'h" leader.
Annie heard several QulcA whispers
with poiuliuEs toward me s'ockN
figure on the boxes.
II took her but a few seconds i'
make her plea.
Here. YOU women" was some
thing Of what she said 'Now Ions
win YOU stand this treaWent l."
Ms go down 10 the millionaire mayo
i " this city and ten him our childrfi
are starving ySat We are h"Inl
robbed. hat NN policemen hI'h'
our heaIs'bccaus We make our pro
test Come ! viii take YOU come
Won ar, Come now ! VIII tax q"
YOU { VIII tell him he must give u
bread
' ahNffFtF 4 h'.Ff
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01
No Cali for Hcroisrn

They had been married but two
months. and they SIM loved each
ithcr devoiedly Ne was in the back
yard cleaning her boots
Jack" she called at the top ot
her voice Jack. come here quick
y.'
Hgskrew at once she was In dan
ger
lie LrlsPcd a stack and rushed up
'Np flights Of stairs 10 the rescue.
he entered the room hresthlcssly
ana found her looking out Of tho
window.
Took" -aid she. pointing 10 a girl
disappearing up the street. that's
hc aind OF hat / want you
20 H..v me"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01
An Nh.nrd Cnntcntlnn

To .su. that the European nations
would tear tho whole document up
rather than tH.i'y i,c0guIzr.uur iu.
tcrprcptive declaration is absurd In
the tirst place fhcy want tN" .r't't
discussion cudod In iNr .o ont
place. thcv want the United States u-
member ~ any KIND Of .,ngI, They
viii not cuvN aud the predictions
that they Will may hc lormrl bora
OF desperate. desire 20 scare tho
public TO a decision 90 whi.h BE- rt-
not hc brought ly honest argument
New York Tribune
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01

Il BY JanePhelps

AND |

After I'f. Kate Jardou.s house /
thought over an she mad said aud H
implied. While my father lay ty.DR.
While he was being laIi away fore e..
my husband was spending h.s time
dancing attendance on another
woman. not caring enough for me,
or father. To see that hts NATL or
messages were tHrwaIded TO HIN.
hod Mate. Horton met clifford
90 Chicago ty appointment 7 felt
thar she had. ana that all they had
done had been deliberately planned
90 hurt nc WHY rad she told Kate
Jurdon" she knew Mrs Jordou was
q great gossip probably want 4 ne
Go know. 81 told her with that end
iu view. what Sas -h" trying % io7
To lrive me int. leaving Dhff ri 30
hat she might huE, him1 n left
him ~ would Poe whom I got good and
r,alv decided flushing with anger.
70 would not hc ,o please or adNaH-
age her
So / spent the lonr. dreo-v after
noon Ny heart already -or" with
uF sorrow was made more 50 hy
~" kuuwisiC" 81 w, husband. de-
f-cfirn Then too I was terribly
Jealous Rlrns Ma,s.n. lsr.on
TArkiyn had hy'h a-s rel ~
wy youth wlsj . sure ass"t hli
3. was 'hc ,o(a lr u" thr' wa,'
rcp irving o. 4 Hu~ vt'r 'N' worldly
q -u-.rHsUwrf' 'a a.f rr1rl ~ H.
Older 80 0..r .ui D rr'' m south
r,i .r.r tt tsrsH NJ 600 .r..
Nt. over mo-
.. ,-trrl .....T ... .r e.,.
...r.r rH.rrI H.r s.. ..s' .a..
-ar. .I.. .-. .u. r..... .....
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01
s.aa Of a SnItball.

I'm an odd little ball
And I rise and | fall
In manner erratlc 10 see.
But allow me 10 s'ammer
In minor league grammar:
They neyer do nothing to~me"
Some think ! am grand.
Some more want me canned,
Ana most men distrust me ari
doubt me
some pitchers ! know
rhrk that ] am lus' 50.
H.' tho catchers amt crazy about
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01
FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS
Daily Biblical Quotation.
SEPTEMBER I, 1919

Yet IuUc VINO, ana nv lhnt HhlII como VIII como
and viii not tarry iIch ~. AZ.
Welcome then the call VIII come
Iiy tho knowledge of thy grace,
II from guilt and sin sci free
70 depart and A. thy faCE
Yc have need Of patience, that after ye have dono
the viii of God so might receive the promise He'd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01

The pr"sident SAYS he will his league accepted
lust as he imported H. Rut the president also said
tho American people would give him congress hts
own selection And he has also said many other things
that very fow weeks made absolutely meaningless
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01

The foolish season is certainly here. \ cotere of
near politicians are starting Hoover for prcridcnt
campaign
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01

The rlWnce News Courier saws velvet may No rrrsN
rrrd hy rtrrfu srtmlnE II ts understood that 'n.-.
re- lot ~ velvet abound rAvncr that docs MOE moot p
Nc fr,s sn,noI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01

MEMrI.It OH the ASSOCIATED r1'Eas
Tho N.spouttcd Press ~ ,riu-iyoly cn'fed p hc
FOR republication ~ a news dispatches credited ~ +
o'h"fl-, credited IN jhs paper aud also hc '"cn
news .puhUshrl herein
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01

" The stars Incline, but do not
C0muell O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01

Tho Oknhomn city Times spells ~ "rhlrrcs Or
course 'ho ,hrE"r dies Boo ikr rrrysrroU but that r
mo- reason win, o. should Doc spelled like
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01

~ Hng .. tUcn', -four
VI cannot ..r.s1H
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

Ia ~alinower bss come in.o rs
own.
TIA, nscA-dnsPissl al0in =. COPPER,
the oens, 4 nov SAe nosi sought asits
o. coinage
1 yca- Ae0 the penny was dras
On the narkct- Now the drugsasi
cant se; along without j. 10 say
ro.hing Of The soft drink man ana
IN. xisA- dealers. Once fhe7e was .
time when us Charm even .ailcd 10 al'-
peal to The cynical ycungsaeV. But that
was before peace came 10 this grand
and gierscos COUNTY, q ours- Now ali
s Sissersrt. Very mach different, in
,scr- The penny is king snd i de-
rasnds recognition along with ancihe-
legal itnder
The war TAX On soda soft drinks.
xad mi9a3ys wearing apparel az vel
IS gsapa's SIX shsr7 has made pennies
an urr gent necessity.
Druggists are begging feFsrish's o.
heir customer 40 gay shem in COR
pers s. much as possible. The mar
who can furnish the cent for he var
tax 4 rhe angel ~ ahe app. hecsry sScp,
Cigars ahaa used 10 sell for s and 10
csnfs bow demand 6. :. s. u and =
II n1s. The lax on sofl drinks i ont
O. the big drains on the penny 50 ply
hcvTsver
we nse ST. q day N a~naies- There
we formerly only used s. said prank
Pseraae- manager Of The Corner PAa--
MACY. where there is a big soda foHn-
tain as welA> as cigar sgala- Some
DAYS che ancuna runs 10 So.
The same h true all over the CITY
and ghe merchant wh.a has plenEv u
pennies Is zhe lucky ona.
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Yes, S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable;
Natures Safe Blood Treatmen

dDczng chrDninc dyspepsia and ofi@n
ssnz1rs1y running the heal-h
s s 8 L made entirely ot gentle
acting healing. Eur1tyinr rovss. herbs
aD5 bs--ss- possessing properties Ehsz
hEsid ~ az parts ef tne system and
cleaning she blood q me germs zhsi
czsse Rheumstsrl- Cszsrrh. Sr-es and
Ulcers. Siin Diseases. and az disor-
dAts CT zse bloo.d is <1esnses The en-
-sre srszen and & IL 'Fsr-1znsn<- G-s
s s s al s1y drug szore TO-DAY L
= a standard --pedx- -soc<1ise1 eT-
eryrhere ss shs gres-ez< blood sazs-
dcse erer discovered Il rvzrs ls .
pecuznr case ~r<ie 20 2ieclrsi Dsrs<-
snr. 81 svs<1 LaSog.1cRy. AkhzAs ca
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Fai1eSS Kills
$1,000 Yearly

TAT ir tssa7 20 hsaagh and s.crsorAIst~ il
10 estimated tb1a csF- Sleou persons tsrs
cise each Ess- n ths rxss decade beng BE-
afecsf Of e1renEss fs1neEz- AsF oss-sssns
man ~ wunxr n cBrsTsnT ErheEassT ADJ
poEify thSs u 1'rrsErz< Against ara zrsu- =
v'tsl u-<xnE cf shs fccr. The Hss-1- sfss
Gei,cx-e human sppx-stuE- escpDrs ruD-
xxssec- IN rnmcrunt exsef there ere dr.
gernux cBshsriaSs Of packed II tss xe-Tpd the
tkrusL stomach 1rrs xnc ether dfl'csss
vnrpr<4 pre-s.crzrer1 sas smscssd pr--
am WIKI x77s-rrssr vel Is hshss 10 nary
euEnesS- Dsu-xEt1trts 1hykical - uuersra
rr;s1ss and 1srr. 1zsr-de-A fer obss5rr a.
v-s-szns- Cases 81 k<a-s fcissrE. s-ar-ssrx.
srnEtrnke- etr~ IN x-srre-s csrs1x q IRE
xzsi1rs sss1h. Fss psrsnn1 e.. 7s--srpas-sS
v7ctxuf ri scrscrrsf ara x,x r,s-t fxtar
than keafftr- Elenes- ps-sens ss tsslk f-ru
i1nsesza- paeunsais &n< s9ar severe
sss ~ ~r-rs.-u. ~ <auzas xsrs 4 I ssa-
. cE q sarr s.n.zos fr IN = Et rr-x-f .
- % 8 ra snssssss ssu;.sr - =
e.snn - uni..A-lr- uzEzEs4zf 81 Nn-spse- ~
- = - s:a. ...: :. -ssss s.s I . ss,.. s :,'s -
-; Z -: ::sa : - ::. -: - So =. ::
-. . : - 6 .s :. s4ss ~ 20 - - '. s:::s
- - :. ~ = : 80 2: =. 60 - . ...-
b re1s<sss .c- yse nss s-s-<s srs.s<s
: 81 = psss;ea &C., sess.< ss.sss az
:as E ss = = , s:s = sssss sssssss 80 SO ssss
~i1k reur srn<~et sserz vsrsr1fz sne ssr-
pami1Ezy gs1,crssr p<xrrza<1<y- Esz 81
Arprsz l<he eesy k7rzir sx1e1 b y ssrA
e.: :. e.a..s :. - ssss ssss siss e' - 90: :.u
aai,s 4. Ss~ Tea X r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
Known scr 50 Years az the Best
Rsnedv sor Rheunsiisn,
cat0rh and Ska
Diseases
3 .


Scerfis1s have disc0rsred fhss she
fEresz and me field lsrs sbuncsnzlr
r-cVr1ie1 xsat rersrss5on os vsrsous
kin5z. that furnish the 11<relis1Ls for
-ssksnr remedy. fer zrarrsezlly every
II and zsize7. ot mankind Ned
csrex made trou rcors- berbs- xn1
nxrks sh.cs Nature mas slzcsd H sbs
csz-.s-ssr q man are t,este- shzn sz-unE
rnsnerzI mixtures zod conrecs5ons
N;nerzl medicines work 1snse-os-lr
Gu ~ -5<Hcsz< rArz< q TIE eowei Rr
|esx7nx 60 rn< lining nsu1rzne. z-c-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

There 10 corr Of Milton's poems
II the rubair library II Exeter sE1gs
bound IN psr1 os ths skin Of GesrEt
Cucnore. who. with Sarah Dunn vas
committed to the Dssnn county jail On
October 80. 1k1f. for urr6er1rg h'k
wife hv poisoning her. vsk trlsd ~
he Lend asssses II ;he toIicvsng yssr.
ana executsi On March Is. 1Est-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

tent In The report nhs7 R1ll Eoher-
gollerr saws wood AL Day and s'rsgs
All oar. Men cgn pray and saw waa5
81 1he same a3Tne. bus there Is some
duab whether praying would har-
rDcn1gs with The work Q. splitting kll-
ding
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
10 Drive Out Malaria
Ana Buiio ur Tire system

Take ihe Old standard GROVE 3
TASTELESS chill TONIC You know
what you are taking. as the formula
Is printed On every ISABEL, showing L Is
oITGNfNE and IRON in tasieiess form.
The Quanine driver S,ct iAe malaria.
she iron builds up tire sgS.en. Price
sec.
90 as war measure by the Frnnsyl-
rani8 railroad are 10 ee retained Ia
their positions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

Nork las oee1 sArea IN Tie IN
.lf s;1sioa q s.s rFalsle Oh 4 Gas
co1p4ns. a. ocrnef Harris. ana
nlvlEol.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

Rcv & . CA1a,na wil lcAre ie1a,
.of whoail shtre he wa.i ocndsci
a revival
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
Of Local Moment

NJ 3 Cope. gosaHazsts-- AZ El Reno
and grand master NJ the Odo Fallows,
was Saturday rssispr at 1he state
AsadquarTers- Al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

4 possible shss sAe RAJ iAieses hsss
besa sFsreAen1e1 ans pat sssy hy
lccltc@t
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4 wesieins Ina, IS Especially Pre-.
psres Fc- 1uss One TAsnc

gasf S1e o1r bctsAe ~ I-.N-rOS WITH
rEPSiN Tor Eahsah conssirarsOn
esc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

G. t>Ary - 90 ~-~k- HAd -
sesn The osnsr 81 fieck q PrS1ae-
srr oii vr.is y i Fressa,s ~ ecr'l
vo4la have tergoise. IN lenf ase
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

BorTl. 81 cushrte serpissl 40 NJ and
Mr. Msineslts q; FR5ch. an easass and
hAlf round rlra. nzTae Rliiie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

SURGEONS agrs ihal IN casos O.
Cuts Burns Bruises uno Nonnds. ihe
FIRST TREATME,ST mcst imJ'crr-
ant When Hn EFFICIENT Anrises'gse
= applied sr0msrlE 'here ir no dan
rs- ~ Infection Anl me wr0nnd he
gins 10 heal al onsf For ns- on man
Or beast. BOR0ZnN-E Is The IDEAL
ANTlSEPTHc and Healing AGENT.
Ruy n nov and - reHdy Tor an entr
gency. For sale by s1l druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

WoAiher nan rafes promise tAai
cooler weather nay he expected his
weex cloady tnnoFrcw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

II Mc[0 ord xd Shawnee was d visaa0-
a4 1Ae Odd FellCw headquarters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

jack Te4fmey. There as ore Ca
rnse for robber prices sha1 Aas not
bs,ep given hF sae er'eGiseers~ T'hey
might 1laam Thai che STEADY advances
have been made On a bta- Thai vnaaG
gaTe ahem sone standing as Sports
wantea--A Dodge car Sar Red Cross
ssrT3ce Can 4 II Mcclure financial
ssar1uap. Phone s9s ~ FED Crass-
phone -
Rer Fsndlr Even il 11r GanT ers
Is sSsbs. sha1 81 win nos be posg@ BIC
Is make she TnHed States dry n viii
he . better coHntr-r partially dry sARn
rnieerahly wet
Van 7sooEeT ''Eirzr AlleD Rc's
4muno-allzed himself while working
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

People esuins Asss sron Colorado
sAy tAt weather 40 here ihis sumner
Il a. 70, A. q % IN OkAAszA. The
nlsAis alone ara ccel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

MenajD. II D neW Paliaacal gszay in
the United States h sure To bring 10
mind Ssnaaor Fhelier. saesier lfs-
ry- the pvE'nliss Esrsr 4nd aals sea7't
rr1gn OF whlskers. 40 say nothing
sbguE 10 cene ecrn and the Jean yearx
MI aaaa err
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

u ssssermas srnss a. a. = an
b Rear she nidrir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

PAL TrahAnl: As szsne ne A1nlii-
fy o, the ssngle Sheer And yosn be-
cone IN eoat-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

" nesiy. neswce1 campaigns tos
presidential honorx. Mr. Tar secsas
C se one q the ssrong men e. ihe
osansry-sAe o1Atr one "a BM Rryta.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04

e. = e>nry - sie = ~~~k H4d Z
ben The osnsr 81 = fieck q Pre11s
srr OF vr.ls y i sressAls ~ sol
voala have tersoise, kin lens as
o. salssrlnk. vherv . lhy stlns
n saissrmls srnss ~ a. Z al
se rear iAe midrir
Dr reay. Bewce1 campaigns 81
presidential koncrk. Mr. Tar secsl
e Ae one @ the ssrong men e. ths
osansry-sAe olAsr one "a Bl Rryta
Pal TraAAn1: As sssne N Aumil'
''y ot The sengle sheer And youn BE-
cone m eoat--
sheriff Robersson = oent know
Mo Invented The maxim shai expert
cnce ss a dear schchsr. hug have AZ
iles X vas somebody ~Ao iried 10 sei
rich raising Delran h4res-
i "a rs probable tart . jury made
A. q wholesale rrse~rs. butchers. Sc
me1. caalnen. nukmfn and askers
Vcald 90 she rrusis an injustice
+ 4 Burton "FurecAsilIe mil-
N1u dollar rain would eve she Wea-
rAer su-saa a Inch ss1ndnr in rhs
community
Harry BfsH. -farmc-s rerfr 81.
orer .At n&ion shw When iuwn feils.
visn Them shsy come ezgrsesly 20
.at"
Judge Olsmrh 'Esshi hour tor
slcoa. eight bonrs soi vorf and cirh'
blnrs sor self-tqArrei analgc an inier
sgaiHs day. Lfais srzs
Cstchiur fish isne a. easy as tbs
wound ihink l. takes "a
isence. endurance and good naiuse 10
be good fisherman
Mrs. l. B Ssmpss' lsxves son ehi
md oiher points
Mr J. NJ RowieF snd children aes1
tn their nome II Miami this morning
siser spending zwo weeks win Mr.
MIS-. A 3. Garfield
There hasn't beer house robbery I
in Guthrie for TWO weeks j.