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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13
'EUlOCV Or F0nD
WINS APPLAUSE
Spectators Approve Of Judge
Marrh,s Address. One
More Day Of
sA Argument"

~ e'smsa'l A'ea Aos q In an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
DO YOU REMEMBER?

TO YOU REMEMBER Vow honest
u y fess mp -Tou were n broker
in those dnys--Fhere are brokers and
broISers--There l. no business which
covers broader fIeId,-Novv. ). Pier
pOnf Morgan vas a broker and 50
were you.-Some brokers can pay the
rent OF an entire office floor, and
others have q hard time getting few
business cards printed, Unless they
leave n deposit equal TO the amount
OF the bill with the prlnter-you. OF
course, remember what class Of brok-
er you were.
You know that this thing OF being
In business for yourself varies with
che stock market and other tkinEss-
Some month"; yen took Isabelle 20 De-
uonico's or Sherryfs and some months
You spent most Of the time talking
her out OF spending too many evenings
away from homes-fou felt one re-
guired n certain amount OF real rest.
Let me Hee-gou met her during one
hurnminE.-lo on Ecif yourself TO be one
Of the coming young nle1.-Tou did
not bother much about checking NJ
Your bank accountability should g
be necessary How could business
drop offs-Not chances you had a
said yes and you went out and bought
THE rinE.-Nusn't Il n peach You
wanted to do really more than the
right fhinE-So Isabelle had az bright
and sclntlilnfinE n third finEer ~ any
one In -her Eet--und theatres parties.
Rector sherry'as Del Monieo's' m
everything
What s-Brndstreef's reported some
cessation In general demand for com
moditles--Steel dropped % points. An
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
Roundabout ToWn
Oil, Cas- Copper and Fire Clay Near OScura, ". N.
Here's A Man Who Wants Soldiers To Get Their Share

THAT coal oil. copper and fire clay.
1 any Of them valuable In these days
and times. are to be found al Oscura.
his home town. IS the declaration Of
E. G. Raffety. Of that place, who is
now in FL Paso.
Mr.. Raffety is now sinking a we'll
on his homestead in Oscura and Is GER
tain he Is going TO get oil He says
all the Indications round about are In
favor OF big basin OF oil near Oscurs-
He says there are hundreds Of tons OF
"oil rock" such as he has brought TO
e Paso as q sample. when It is hit
with a hammer. 1t gives out a strong
0dor OF gas There are also a number
camel coal. he says. and he has
brought along some fine samples OF
this The fire clay Is TO be made into
brick IN short time, the money hav-
ing been raised. he says, for a factory,
and money has also been raised for a
Is ton concentration to take out some
Of the copper found in the hills near
by. Mr. Raffety has lived in Oscur4
FOR Is years and has developed four
wells OF water and put out two large
orchards among other activities he
says he wants to help soldiers re-
turning from war 70 get onto some
good oil claims near his home and viii
help them in any possible way IL they
viii write him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

to have a pension, and goodiy one,
too.
Lieut.. Bud" Rutherford wants 20
have a private courtmartialed for
answering, "A hoatioad OF leuteuauts
sinking in midOcean,' when asked to
define "a fine sight
I'VE are restricting 80 many
things these days. said ". r.
Brown. sthaf about all we can
have n a funeral. and we don't
even have that right, for we sing
nt funerals, and that Is much out
Of place"
Rev. Ira Landrith Is responsible for
this story
This ship Is sinking. key" said
Jakey to his friend in midOcean. in a
great storm
key paid no attention TO the re-
mark.
Jakey repeated it.
"Well. I should worrys7 said key,
7 don't own the ship"
I'VE call Il meiody-drama license. 70
said Eddie Mitchell referring to his
company's setting OF q brokers' office
on She front lawn Of a country home
Then he explained Musical num-
hers go flat much easier when done
in an Interior set than when put on
in an outdoors scene. That Is why
we always try TO have as many out
doors scenes as possible"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of
This Date. 1915.

TIE rebellion in Finland is growing
/ serious. MOSCOW and other cities
are threatened by mobs and in St
Petersburg. mart al law prevails
Lack OF money and food Is operat-
Ing against the continuance Of the
strike and many are pleading 70 De
allowed 10 return 10 their work Po-
verify OF the strikers may save the
throne OF Russian
The middle Atlantic states are In
the grip Of a fierce storm Zero
weather prevails over many states and
"a consequence there is much SUI
fering.
Bonding companies have withdrawn
from the bonds OF Il PasO saloon men
who conducted gambling IN their plat
es and the Wigwam and Aston house
must furnish new bonds within five
days or withdraw from business in
this city.
Articles valued at ssso were taken
from the Denver 1eweiry store at 5l9
South Il Paso street. last night when
an entrance was effected by throwing
a rock through the plate glass win
dow. The robbery was not discovered
until $50 this morning when the pro-
prietOr went down to open for the
day. II is believed that tramps did
the work.
]. 4. Lowe. who was nominated for
the office OF city recorder on the So
Cialist ticket FOR the coming municipal
campaign, has declined the nomina-
ton.
At the quarterly meeting OF the
Women's Charity association yester-
day, reporrs were heard and approved
and the office OF secretary and treas
urer was separated. Mrs ]. A Eddy
was elected secretary and Mrs. F. B.
Payne was continued as treasurer.
Il Is being talked freely that cloud
croft and vicinity win probably be
converted into a forest reserve by the
government An lnspeC tor has been
there investigating the timber.
Mesilla valley IS now ready for the
dam. Land IS being surveyed and
t9wnsites laid out. The prospects for
irrigation have already started the
wheels Of industry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

aeonda REGISTERED n tan spin for Il
roints- AtehiSon reported passing n
divifend--Say. the Eume can Ehifr
mighty fast sometimes--Af any rate
about fhe time you were sold ont ard
after checking Up you were in th~ red
We'll figures nre hard, but n plenty
nuTWaT.-0f eour-e you kFaf cni1irc
On Isabelle. hut somehow fhln-s dfd=tr
seem quite the same to either yea or
lSlheIie.-Mofher thought that I-nbelic
rc~ui-ed certnin things and probably
Isabelle agreed with her-and yen
knew that ToI were out OF your class
So one uight each OF you told the
truth for the first time IN many
mouthS--Do you remember that fate
mi moment when she gracefully ire-
off that -'snlifnire" aud started to hand
II TO yous-Fou hardly gave her
hance 10 really put q IN your hand
Gu met her more than half way
Now didn't yous-Because you had q
r-emorJ@Oh. let me See what did
the teUeier say when he was 80 anr-
ious 70 effect the salef-He gave yort
guarantee that he would give yo.l
within 10 percent Of the purchase
price n at any time you wanted 10
dispose OF It'll i 4 PRETTY coon
WORLD AFTER ALLs-C. A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

Said little Gins, as he GDoke and
rubbed his eyes: Daddy. is this day
the tomOnoD of yesierdap2"
Things TO forget: Predictions that
FL Paso would never be a real city
Our idea Of a snap: The man DhO
gets a satisfactory prvate secretary.
THE GALLEY BOY SAYS II MEN
TALKED As MUCH ABOUT THE GIRLS
AS GIRLS TALK ABOUT THE MEN.
THERE WOULD ONLY BE TWO SUB
JECTS Or CONVERSATION N THE
WORLD.
Business Is getting better in FL
Paso," said H Il Hervey. OF the
Unique, but there Is room for I'M
provement yet II g noticeable that
since people were relieved from the
strain and anxiety about their loved
ones in the army. they are attending
the picture shows better"
Indoor sports: Wondering Il the
wife really knows as much as she
hints that she knows and if she does,
what you are going to do.
II five boys cost five times as much
as one boy for maintenance. Roose-
welt was right-a father OF five ought
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
Lille Interviews

tangled with politics. It Is the wife
OF relatives Of the soldier who Is still
IN service-possbly doomed 10 be one
Of the soldiers Of the occupation army
in Germany II is the motto at the
station to take special pains TO help
the relatives Of those who at the
present time are in such a position
that they are unable to help them in
person I Ike to treat the soldiers
wives and relatives as l " you'd like
10 have people treat ours. II we were
placed in the same position as a sol
der In France. where. II he wants a
service done any relative at home. he
must call on some friend here: and
Z affords Us great pleasure to rem
der all such favors as are possible"
we are having considerable diff
hculty in the Red Cross home sec
ton with tuberculars sent 70 the
southwest by the government" said
J. e. GWin. Many Of these men
have recently returned from France.
and they prove 10 be very restless
and are not contented to remain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

Eastern Man Is Impressed With the HuStng Ell Paso Spirit
Police Give Kindly Aid To the Families of Fighting Men

AFT tive days IN Fl Paso have not
llbssa sufficient 10 give ne a real
insight Into business conditions"
said Malcolm HcGrlffln. but II one
may Judge BY Appearances, I shall
gay that the war has certainly not
had much effect on FL Paso. BusI-
ness men seem 10 be vice awake
and on ths alert and banks and other
business buildings As well as the
residences OF the city are very at
tractive. one thing is very evident
and that Is that e Paso Is q vide
awake city and believe that I would
very much rather live here than In
ny home town. Pittsburg. Pa
or al people who are entitled TO
favors when calling at the police
station" said police captain 8 H
Teater. there Is class By itself
which is IL no way mixed nor en-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

away from home. They come to US
for aid In getting transportation to
their homes, but the government does
not want this 10 be given, as their
recovery depends on remaining IN
this part OF the country. In some
instances however. rather than re-
main here. they 90 to work before
they should. in order 10 get the nee
essary money for transportation.
never realizing what their going vii;
mean to them"
There IS . certain set OF people IN
Fl Paso. and. for that matter. all
Of the fact that women do not re-
spond 20 their duties as voters and
therefore should not be given the full
suffrage" said Walter Canterbury. OF
Cincinnati. o. BE this as II may,
the truth Of the matter is that these
people, mostly men. though some OF
them are reactionary women. are not
properly judging the merit OF women
as voters, but are eagerly looking
for an opportunity TO discredit them.
AS FAR as the women are concerned. I
never yet saw a human being handle
? new instrument perfectly for the
first time. and really. some OF the
biased critics should look hack to
the days OF demOcracy's babvhood,
and find out what proportion OF vot-
ers among men who had the right
to vote"
Il noticed a member OF the mill
tary police racing alongside g mill
tary funeral procession Thursday IN
search OF men who did not remove
their hats. and directly on seeing
such men. he hit them" said Arthur
c Collins. OF Spokane, Wash. 7 saw
that provost soldier strike 4 Mexican
on the Jaw, IN front Of the old Coney
Island cafe, and the Mexican dropped
to the ground I saw him strike
at Americans, the same way. the day
previous. Il Is a point Of etiquet and
probably respect Justly due. that a
civilian take his hat off when the
caisson bearing the dead soldier
passes by. But I question the right
Of any member OF the military police
TO rap a civilian on the Jaw when he
forEets 70 do so. or when. as II Is
often the case, a convalescent fear
ing 70 catch cold. keeps his hat on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
Uncle Walls Denafwed Poem.
The Unfortunates

tt0H whine;
PTgsian places men have chance to dH their uud works are
swallow follow,
vine AHeHsl" they below feed the Germans first know
ysWning
k1aut and hverwu7 Oh bng dishng
would
cakes and fter btte
b. the tub 70 Fritz Hne wans
mose tiny uplifting till all the other nations
had abundant
lose er when appeal for whole lot fa than
ss to OF the pieces Of all the grub Ny first ho viii be
feeding friends heroic they'll the needing
have the doughnu wheaton gather
coPyriEAI MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

HE CALLED q counsel
OF HIS advisers.
AND sA1Dr
"LISTEN. FELLAs.
T GOTTA have some one.
"TO WASH ny back.
SATURDAY NIGHTS.
"MY ARMS broke"
AND THEY hired a man
AND CALLED him.
THE COMMANDER OF the Bath.
AND THE king liked him
AND AFTER \ while.
HE CHANGED his title.
AND CALLED him a knight
AND AFTER his name.
he COULD write the initials.
tx. c; B."
AND ABOUT that time.
THEY MADE robbery a felony.
AND ALL Of the rObberA
TURNED INTO plumbers.
AND BUILT bathtubs.
AND HAD hot and cold water.
AND SHOWER baths
AND ALL sorts OF things
AND THE king got 80.
HE COULD battle himself
AND THE knight lost his fob.
But he kept his ;itls.
AND KEPT handing It down.
AND YEARS later.
WHEN I vas born
AND THEY looked ne over
THEY sAIDs
aTHE BEST we can De-
as To give the kid
a'THE SWEETEST name We can.
~HEs GOT to have something"
AND THERE you ara
AND IT'S all very simple.
AND VERY foolish
I THANK TeH-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

A 225s0Qo.o00 canal IS being dug By
Canada between Niagara Falls and
Ontario, q distance OF eight and one
haf miles The purpose OF the pro
Jet Is TO furnish power FOR Canadian
Industry Five years viii be required
60 complete the work even At hiEi.
speed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

SURE 1 can.
ONCE UPON a time.
THERE WAS a king
OF ENGLAND.
AND HE was a nice king.
AND SANITARY.
AND EVERYTHING.
AND IT didn't matter
WHAT HE had On
FOR SATURDAY nights
HE'D TAKE 1t off
AND BATTLE.
AND ONE time.
HE REACHED around
TO WASH bis back
AND SOMETHING cracked.
1T WAS his arm.
HE'D BROKEN it.
AND THE next day.
AFTER COMING from church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

The Moon bill for the regulation telegraph and teIe-
phone lines which the chamber Of endorsed this
week. places the lines, when they returned to their
owners under direct government supervision although
restoring them to their for operation It gives
advantage the Western Union over the Postal OF any
other line While permitting interchange Of wires and
even joint office BY telephone and telegraph companies
any arrangement made between telegraph company and
telephone company would have to be extended to any
other telegraph company Instead Of Gripping the Postal
would in effect, aid the Postal It would result in
cheaper service and better facilities for the public and
would be much Of benefit to one telegraph company
to the other.
Former foreign minister Milukoff Of Russia says the
Bolshevh robbers cutthroats and maddogs wish
dogs that rob and cut threats be freaks OF nature
but 50 are the Bolshevik so let it 60 at that
Some Of these days the American people viii demand
explanation Of reports from many that national
guard officers put through the grueng train
ing and the hardest Of the fighting and then
from command just Germany collapsed.
Another thing the Germans would never have believed
pOsbie That the time would come when the Krupp fac
tory would be working for the United States.
The powers that have decided to form league of "a
tons must have agreed that in union there is strength
Missouri hoped to be the ssth state to ratify prohib
ton but Nebraska slipped under the wire while Missouri
was being shown and New Mexico also ran
o
In Russell admits she has gone bac, to the stage
because she needs the money. Her fanness is commend
able Most Of them say they have mission to uplift
drama
Under the rules of civilized warfare all kinds of mines
ought be abolished in making war in the future excD
iron and copper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
olicy Is 4 Popular
Leader In Our Affairs

NTHEN you were a little fellow. you
W used to play follow the leader"


~ used 10 play IolloW the leaQeE-
You stin play II.
Every day We 90 around. lots Of
times biindly, and sometimes delib-
eratelys following some leader.
Every time there Is an election, the
follow the leader" game q unusually
exciting.
Every organization has its leader.
That's all understood and taken for
granted.
Your father was q Methodist, his
father a Republican; usually you are
one or both
Your friend gets 4 new suit: pretty
soon you have one.
That's the same reason that puts
bungalows on one street. and terraced
lawns on another. With the first per-
son IL was taste; with the rest Il was
policy.
That's tits policy TO think like
20 and so thinks, therefore. we think
that way Policy is tt when we
play follow the leader"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

one q the principal promoters % a re-
cent hotel walters strike 81 Albany. n. ~
and who vas az the head o. the local
union. has been exposed as an enemy allen
and Is in jail-From LesIle's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

IT'S wonderful how many people you
1 talk to about anything have @not
given tn subject any thought" If
you'd shoot some fellers out Of a can
non, it wouldn't muss Their hair.
capyrlEht RAusHal rsEHpa9sr ssETrsa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
Foundation of knights of the Bath
Explained In Most Thorough Manner

TEAR K seoveTed-hat husband
l. ng-ven discovered he read IN
Of the Bath And
you they about
many things wen thank you RIVE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

Said little Chris. as he GDoke and
ubbed his eyes: Daddy. is this day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

AFTER COMING from church.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01

Hagerman, Burnley, Bull. Twin Falls.
They ate their lunch by the Blue
Lakes. The day was most enjoy
able one, and they report he,us
seen some OF the prcttie.t scenery
they ever saw in their lives
Sheriff White has moved his OH
from the fire building into one of
me rooms over the postohice Mr..
White will later have TWO rooms.
one Of which will be used as "a jury
room Now all the county officials
.re established in the postonice
building except the county superin-
tendent, and she -atcr will occupy
the room now used by the Federal
Abstract d Investment company.
which firm Will move into one ualf
Of the building now occupied by the
j. A Armstrong department store as
soon as Mr. Armstrong; new build
ny is ready for him 10 occupy it.
Every time one person moves H. Je-
rome ii starts a moving game. the
end Of which Of usually hard 10 fore
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01

Everyone should do all he can
10 provide for his family and in or
der to do this hem ust keep his
physical system in the best condi-
ton possible. No one can reason
aDy hope TO do much when he IL
hat sick good share of the time.
II you are constipated, bilious or
troubled with Indigestion get a pack
age OF Chamberlain's Tablets and fol-
.ow the plain printed directions, and
you will soon be feeling all right and
able TO do days work
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01

George Leech Was over from Eden
late last week
Vim sissons is the owner of a
new Dodge ear.
F u McGowgn hes purchased a
new Buick car
Hop for the hospital tonight at
Amusement hall
Alfred Peterson was sunday Vi
itor in Twin Falls
C. w Young autoed to Goodine
Sunday. returning in the evening
A c. Anderson has been spending
some time IN Hazeltou recently
Mr. Mcintyre. OF Wendell was in
town The early part OF the week
A. f. Orscr has ~r-k-old coyote
viii b he Is soins To keep for let
Ted L,ushc left for nlactfoo,
Sunday. Uhro he VII be employed
MIR aud Mrs ] " Thomes. %
Bo'sc. we're visitors in Jerome Tues
day
5 + Freeman has accepted 20
sition as clerk in the Quality Gro
Gerry
Edward Monat. OF Shoshone. Is
stoppiue a, the North Side Inn last
Friday
The wallis and noor to the base
meni OF the Arms,ross building are
nov finished
r. T. Eichclbcrrcr avid family
enjoyed am auto trip Sunday to Clear
Lakes
"NIickc," ar the Rialto Theatre
Saturday and SUNDAY nights
Ira Eldridro. OF Cnrc, this state.
was a jerome visitor the latter part
of last week
Walter White. of he Jerome Ma
tional Bank. was visiting friends in
Shoshone sunday
Mrs G. Guercio, Of Eden VAS
Visiting At n, Chnrchman home Fri
day ana Satur 'ay.
John Voorhees, is here from Ru-
pert. and thinks of soon moving NJ
Jerom" permanently.
The eighth grade of the local
schools has thirty-siN pupils prepar-
ing for the final examinations.
Mrs Harry Graham. of Iagerman,
was in Jerome Monday shopping and
attending to other business matters
Thursday Mr. and Mrs Deloso Me
Gowan. Mr. and Mrs Frank Mellow
an aud VIM Sissons eutocd to Twin
Falls
Mrs Ray llinsley. who was operat-
ed In Twin Falls hospital. has
returned To her home in Jerome feel
ing fine.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01

Introduction, a flute and saxophone
have been added ard this quintette
will furnish the finest dance music
ever heard in Jerom-.
Two prizes are offered, one for the
prettiest costume and one prize for
the funniest Admission is sl25 to
the floor and % cents to the balcony.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01

- - - '.y a. ~ mum a' 'ne
,',''' .1 I"'' ''''' quay I've ''u
80 '1 nat " '' quay s"F' 'ie"i
' '"e ''''''' P's'''.''' a. eii'o"''s
'"' ''u' '''' e' '''u ne Law .''
''' VI D. nan anu "'a'
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01
For a Weak Stomach

AS general rule all you need to
go is to adopt diet suited 10 your
sr and occupation and to keep your
30 sells regular When you feel that
YOU have eaten too much and when
constipated. take one of Chamber
l.in's Tablets