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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
ROBERTSON GOES EAST
AFTER An AUTO THIEF

Sheriff I'D Robertson Is on his way
today 20 Van Vert. ONO. where he
goes TO bring back Richard Carver.
wanted here on charge of having
stolen a Ford car from the late W r
Chatham. The car was stolen from
zarsze here one night last seDiem-
Der. Robertson got trace Of the
thief 81 the time Tut lost II. He had
tip. however. that Carver was the
man who stole the car. and has kept
his mind on that case since. One day
recently he Was informed that GARY
or was living in Ohio Officers were
Instructed TO arrest him and hold him
for Investigation. In the meantime
Carver confessed and told officers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

Manila. A~l IS The sugar cr,I
~ ss-is@o il ihs Philippine Islands
now beiag harvested. gregx;es e.a. (
et ions for expori. ard between IS.
ros and i11oea Tor home consunp-
tion anc2rd.ne % figures complies
w chambers of commsree and man
pfacsuneIs and exporters
cerir.flssl sugar IS pr cent pare
fcrms orly snail icT centare oi
M prciursio1 ~ fhe istndS ht
bu.k 81 the sagAr rrodacei- bsins
muSeacos. in uhieh 3 large ser cent
sse q molAsses remains after bcins
prodacet ~ fhe c.ea boiler process
Oar 81 he s25eoo tons esflma' "a
arAilAsls for fxp~s iais se~x-. y.
90 fens 'nre eert'4fiFai snd fr0NhN
tons mu-csfados. Practically none
81 -he l1iier variety IS exported 20
80 nfrc H.Nies. Chlnx ana Japan
iakln thr mosf ~ if
Cro1els and mannfsriarers. haw
ever. nrttiei that within a sho-s time
ite ratio of cenfrifnEais 10 musrava
fas viii ~ reversed hy reason az
'he modern methods 81 Manufacture
being introduced
TIE labor problem b becoming sor-
Sous acoordire 10 Producer and nan
faciarrs. Nanv 90 fhef natives have
l& faf i4tand. some have eone
20 fhs Aiafsa fsh csnueri.s. oihers
have taken % seAfafsng life. NhGe
namoef have Migrated 70 ibe ia
uaisa s1.4r .sefts
Efforts are being ma4e 10 induce
the government 70 tender assfsfarc.
slors ihe ine ~ more extensive tuI
uFAflen ~ ihe soil According io
siaflsf.es re avfrare yield per acre
las been stationary far many ges~
a. ilfile more thar fhree -cuarsors of
tor. while Ia come cane rgoluc.ns
countries tive tons an acre A. ob.
fa.red
in he Island o. Formosa. under
!. 7szese methods of extenf.rs rulff-
ratioa. yield - one ard 0ne hair
icne sn acre is obisine3. aad ercwsss
ciain iha; The sol and climate con-
citiors here are infersor 20 those IN
the Ptigplres
Whas fignres or loca. ~.csartp. ir,
- sasar are no. Sivcn esacf. various
nuthor.fies place the csanfi,y as be-
tveen if and - p8urss psr CAPITA 4
year. as arains' a sansrmn-ss- Of
about 81 s.sar1. - -an.fa q, a..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
CIVILIAN RELIEF, RED
Cross, DOES MUCH GOOD
Recent Survey Made and Work
Accomplished Is Most Graft.
Tying Peace Time Record
Is Excellent.

The Civilian relief department 81
the Logan county chapter has ~.
cenlly made survey OF the worA
accfn lshed elree Ais department
was opened las October. Up 10
date ioi families have received aid
IN one form % another and a com
pleie office record Of zach family
with all lnyesiisaiions made are on
file In the office II the executive sec
reiary Of the chapter Mrs. W. n.
Heer. who has had this work In
charge all winter. A total Of .s2s
home and office interviews have been
held IL regard 10 these families and
the actual expenditure OF money has
been sl.l37S. Money relief has.
however. been the smallest part n
the work OF ibis department sach
problems as immortality. delinquency.
Did are, feeblemlndedness, bad hous
Ing. and neglected and abandoned
children. has required a careful hand
ling in order 10 make the proper ad
justmenis for the betierment OF the
family or individual under consider
alton. Special work has been don.
with delinquent and neglected chill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
WRECK ON ". SMITH
AND WESTERN SATURDAY

The ~ smith a Western track
near weleetka Il torn up Tor seyefal
rail iensfhs the result 81 wreck
Saturday night when the pansessief
train that left this city a. 8 20 vent
IN the ditch two miles west % that
place Engineer Fletcher and Cos.
ductor MacRedmon were both hurt
slightly The engine and several ears
are stiil buried by the roadside Al
trains are behind and passenisru and
freight II being transferred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
MO\O-DntMN ~
RiBi.E SHEPHERD

Frederick " Wilson. actor. wl'i be
tho feature of the entertainment az
the First Methodist church thls eve
ninE when the shepherd cf Beths-
hem viii Do presented In mono
drama The occasion MARKS the iacd
year Of American oddfello~ship. The
hosts and hosfspes for this evening
viii - Guthrie lodge. No 10. 10 q
y: Oklahoma gnesmpmsnt No .:
Canton Guthrie. No s sns Naomi Ne
besah iodfe No s.
Mr. wilson has been engaged n sAis
line q ~ork for ~ years and Aears
a we'll earned reputation for hissronsc
ability
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
KANSAS MINERS tRE
RACK ~ TuE PITS

phisburs KAN Anril 2s -Incom-
pisie reports from over the Kansas
coal fields indicated that four-inths
ol the deep mines, which have 1een
idle for Two weeks. were work'us to-
day Approximately io0oe miners
are AZ work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
NEGRO WOMAN HAD
GOODS On WHEN ARRESTED

Ida Martin. Enid woman arrested
here by the city police and turned
over 10 the count, on a charge OF
havine ~ her possession with intent
% sell. quantity OF narcotic drugs.
was arraigned before Judre Swank
tais morning in district court and
pleaded not guilty She will be held
Cor trial az the June term OF court
The sheriff Is in possession OF sever
al boxes ~ opium and other dope
taken from the woman when she was
searched Possession of narcotic
arsrs under = naw state law iH pfinA
facla evidence OF guilt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

xeE YORK. Aprii zs--A nzfion-~i1s
caunaign 70 measure service %
tearhcrx. school eauipnnenf and coas-
ses u edacsfion.~ - that every ma-
nseipsiiy nay know hos 20 de7l
~ssh SIS pBbiic scaool problem. has
beer started. u was announced here
today. b. . national committee con-
posed q secretaries Of chambers =
commerce zzf surerfntendsnis o'
schools >-<prsssnfing 81 American r.
ties.
On she efssnd1 chat the pub Z
schools q The Unifed States are fac
inz > grave crisis dse 10 the alleged
need q szsJes eee 90 20 stop the Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
MANY violAroRs oF
PURE ROOD Law CAUGHT

WASHINGTON. April - Government
charges involving violation of pars
food hws were upheld In - out Of
my cases recently decided IN federal
courts. u was said today. BY fhs ba-
reau Of chemistry. department Of AZ
riculiure. Ten actions were based on
the adulteration of tomato products.
including sctsup the mots frequent
charge wss that Of the use Of rotten
tomatoes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

The first quesiionnsfre cent "a
chambers of commerce and yuperin.
sendenss of schools ~ all cities with
population Of 5000 and more. and
which viii be followed b, four other
auestionnairies makes the foiio~irs
inquiries: ~Ho~ much training "a
your teachers have How well 40
you pay your school employer What
special induoement do yca offer the
teachers in your schools Later
qnes'ionnsirles will ask. among other
things How we'll do you house
ycur school children What Is yoar
educational program, How ade-
qus'ely do you safeguard the chill
dren's heslthg How much does eda-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

Fred A. Richardson. secretary. Nes
York: executive committee. IIenr,
Snyder, Jersey City. ". j.. II. g.
Jones, Cleveland. o.: u n. Bese-
ridge. Omaha. Nbr; Raymond y
Gibbs. Kansas CITY. Kan. 8 n. Price.
bridgeport Conn. y. l.. McColgln
Dayton, o.
The conference decided thar the
chambers of commerce could render
effective aid only on the basis OF a
careful survey Of local school condl-
tions for the purpose OF oomparin !
them with other cities. the idea be :
Ing there after 70 enlist all comm8n-
ity forces for the Development N the
fublic school system.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

-cfezsisg shortage Of teachers. the ns-
fionsl committee says that Il Is en-
,Ilsunx she aid OF chambers OF COM
uercs all over the country for the
purpose Of scqusinting every citizen
and tax payer with the facts.
The committee was organized lsst
February a. q meeting IN Cleveland.
Of Columbia University. chairman Of
the commission on Emergency IN Ed
Bcztion - the National Education
association. and the American City
Bureau. Officers Of the commit =
pere elected a. follows: DIR sfrayer.
chssrmsn: Herbert S. weet. Roches :
ter ~ Y; Harold Dawson, Erie Pa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
White Boy Was
Partner of Negro
Who RapiShed

piusbure. Kan. April se.-sen'
ianain Workman. tire ie,yesr elo
%, ~+o ~ss ~ith the negro lynch.
ed at Mulberry lsss Moreay sor ss.
savltine a is.year old elrf, was
brought here secretly saturday
nsoht and arraiorso for asssui, with
intent 20 ravish and slli. He ~sls 9
ed preliminary hearing sn1 was
bound over for trial IN district
court ,sis bond ~as fIsea st $50.
600 and ne was immediately taken
20 jail In anothsr county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
Supreme Court
Orders Dissolution
OfCoaI Compan,

wssslrgsoe. April @--fns ted
srsl government ,ess, ~o~ as go
nrs true sult against me sssassa
company and svbslsssFy eesf sae
psrss. 20 sns 81 tie 20 eailss a.
,hrsesss zeal essss ~ voss ~
70 ] shs supreme csurs sestssaed
the government charges shss 'hs
sowpsn, violated tire "es~sr'aal'f y
clause % tre Interstate sousnsFes
act and ordered the dlssalasleH ~
the companies The sssslna Cen
,rsl ~ Ne~ Jersey rsilrosss. the
court decided ~us a,spess ~ stock
e~rers respectively es the rnils .
aelph.s ard Reading cesl Co. sed
the leigh wllAssbsrr~ Coat ees~
pans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
No Refund To
State From Tax
Paid By Indians

Washington. April 2s.--rhe ~.
preme court act aside Oklahoma 90 .
preme eovr, DEGREES today denying
judgments 10 e10 choc,s~ and
cn,okasa~ indian oitlsers IN tina,
state, who sought . refund OF SO
600 collected By Love county eff.
clals az tssss on land allotted them
under q treaty, They elslm-~- Ss
lands we're exempted from tass,ioc
under the treaty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

Pontiac. Mich. April 2e.--clty and
county authorities early today were
stili without definite eie~ 80 10 the
Identity of the murderer of Mics Vera
Schneider. is.yesr.old teisphons 90
perv,sor. found early sunday mofn'ns
apparently ehossd TO death an the
porch os an vrooeYp.so swelling.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

These marriage licenses we're e.
sued BY the coBrt clerk since SatYr.
Sanford 81. Tafsm Thomas L
Knock - and OKLA Simpson. le
both Of 0kizhoms City Charles "
FraniE. -Sss and Clara Arnold. %
both Of Guthrie. } n. Taylor. q. and
Anna O'MArrs. -. Oklahoma Cry
Jsck G. Fanft. y and Ruby l. Es-
'elie 20 of Crescent City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
min 4 iNI tOH Nb<rW
~ NJ : N.Y. ~ tIut-
tNa KANSAS clstI.
u WHEN nts-
tttu
.C0vEnMUh ALLEN or
KANSAS IS PROSECUTOR
Ci.til~ ~ EtsI INTEREST
NJ WHEN STORY ~ GIRLS
siitut ~ REtIrED:
NEGRO WAS CHICAGO
cor


ch'eago. Aersl cs.--rre trial ~
Dorsey cnsmsliss rsore pss.es.ss.
hsssn here ,edsy cnsmsalss 10 -
sssed ef lsrs-e nsrsns ws.hsss. .
pa~nss Hess. Ssrs.s. or, 10 . hssss
of ~ fAme ~rsse sns s-ss kspe Q
prisoner fof ssssrsl rershs. Asvse
being released enc became ~ aas
died feom ,ns effects % sSs ssvss -.
seissd q, the hands ~ ~eoss essrs~s
o' the eesss, oevseror AIlsr ~ nss.
:. ~''rs. ssr me prsse<uss~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
ATTORNEY GENl. STARTS
PROBE OF PR0f|TEERs
~ SUGAR l. REI\e uEiD
ron HIGHER PRICE COZ
ER\uE\T Niil NI.
tit SAYS: STATISTICS
t\nH \Tf Nttu
SUGAR


Nsshirssen, AprA 2s.--assorney
General Palmer touay serves notices
'hst ,horesah i-~es,isa,,on oi ths
casrii,y - sugar o. hand would be
race are alse a list ~ owners pua
lishes. Senator capper 81 earsas has
irtroascec . rcsoissA.n sushsrisirp q
tne seszore ~ an sugar ey tire GOV.
ernrsns sno paroelins of Il 70 the
several states
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
JEWS WILL RI CARED
EOR BN NEW RUIZ

San Reno. April 9i-Assurances
have been given Zionist representa-
,ives by British delegates here that
the army rule in Palestine which has
been npsstisfsctory TO Jews viii be
changed TO a sympathetic civil rule
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

cation cost your city, How VII uas
rising costs be met -
This American city bureau which
With Ds streysr nstiste<s and ;.
carrying cut the present pisns. an
nounced ifs desire TO make the main
facts In the sresens emergency quick
~ asaliabis" for those cities where
school problems are pressing hsrf-
est for solution. The question of get
ting high grade teachers and school
en- loyes hs said. has become a more
perplexlnE one than ever before.
Many men and women. Il IL sald. have
stopped going 20 normal schools and
teacher schools 20 prepare them
fcostinusS on Page 6. Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
Short GUS To
Home Mems

-At ne oaa fellovs entertain
aeni 81 che firsi Methodist CharcA
ioasshs she Resafs ciah Quartet viii
fagalsA the fsrsz nanaAer Al \ o'eissk
appearing iAsef tsscs daung ne eve
nins daring intefmlsstoas "a NJ VII.
scns program
There wili ~ a. impoftaa, meef.
lng 81 tae l.elsroa a.af. Amsfleaa
isseion, held ~ ,ae NAamhet ag ON
nerce raesaas uish; Al oSoek
AseiN Feinrued sole'eg SHOULD es :
Attendance ~ nsaiirrs 81 visai a..
'srsl VIII DC ~ Ger oonsideral Ell
"a NAY ;. lssa 40 examination
si' ae hsia \ Guthrie. oklahoma. f,s
the positions ~ clerks aud car sers a.
TIE looal postosnee Appointments
sss made a, sl.Aec ana elerss Aha
aarviers are cl.esale tog prnmol ga IS
- Sssl PEI aanusn N0u j. an opeef
nne tiaue TO take this e,sminatien. ~
the goternment - eApeftenc'ns AZ
tcniis n >ecarsas eiieiles 10 fia "a.
osncses pcrsons interested should
cail on & A Rorsman local secrelsrs.
for detailed Information sud Appiics
tion alanNs
20 v bruce. sssuA secretary og 4
she odd Felio~s and Frederick II /
Wilson. the entegtaUei Al ihe Fifsl I
Methodist church ieu M wHl 20 Is I
Newkigk Ia ,he mtfnsas where me ,
Old Fellops oi kay county will cele.
araie the one hundred and first an
nissrsAry ~ ths lla f.stioNS Igder
Ia America Mf Wilson wlli per or
bis eolerialnm thsre ,he amer.
aeon, aad NJ llsaes ala ,ake 4ar
n the arograla a, nisR;
Production of automobile TAGS
81 the stale penltcntsary Al McAles-
ter, is nearly a. eDe tags behind he
requirements al the state highway de
'iariment, which ISSUES them. the de-
iArinent officials state There have
been approximately sS.eoa iags issued I
this year SO FAR Receipts Tor tax
payments number iggooo The is.
SUNG eanaciiy Of she highway de-.
arimtnt Is nov a.e,e tags daily.
Nearly eco tags have been issued 10
-osaa coaniy motor owners.
Arthur nibbens. manager of the I
ocai gas office is IN the hospital co.
Say recovering from = serious opef.
alton Performed saturday
JudEe Arthur s~ank viii leave
cuis hl tor Tulsa where ne viii hold
seiira r. sndEe Raymond Col. aul
saturday From Tulsa Jndge swank
tAi 50 Ia Siilisafer where on next
ipadas he Viii begin a months term /
3 court .n thaf end ~ bis district.
puring tae eirst week IN Jane coari
eill D. held in Guthrie after which
he judge viii take much needed
acaiion and fish
u yaa have a casf-of baby baR-
3 and feel that you will nos b. called s
n 20 have use ~ one a4ain. you can I
b charitable act b. calling ~ Mr.
.nna Heer AZ Red Gross headqnar- ,
ers and rendering i' az gift 60 ihe
hapier There Is a siii'e sick baby Z
Tho needs u The Red Cross ladies
ave been taking care Of The iifae
o.; fresh air viii heip H. A babyl
ngEy Is essential
MANY negroes from ihe Navinal
are ln Guthrie today a.
illnesses in the hearing of Turner
ro~n. negro. charged wiih the mur
er Of Grady Corbin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
FIRE DESTROYS OFFICE
or KANSAS NEWSPAPER

Parsons. Kansas. April 2e-Fire
las, night badly damaged the plant
here OF the Parsons Daily sun. the
newspaper owned by Clyde VI Feed.
Damage was estimated al $4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
tconiinued on Pace 8. Col. 9,

there 10 whom he had sold the car.
When the sheriff returns with Carver
he viii ano~ where 10 20 TO recover
the stolen property.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

Died From sAo<s.
Fits months later aka died In q
Chicago hospital aud Ia death he'd
statement accused Dorsey chambll.@.
a chicaGo nesro policeman. % he.
trafiua her lnto pssro div. where
aha was visited by msn of his esss.
Physicians claim her death ~as due
partly 10 the suffsrln4s she ana~r.
went during her five monihs im.
pfisonmenl and party 10 pneumanlz.
DIV. Owner inssssss.
On Aarca to. is9a the srani Iass
saais'et sss@s'iss. Fsma iia.s. own.
81 ~ the place where the slsl had
heen held q prisoner. and Jamss Mnr.
PHI. ono ~ the nsfroes Who :. al.
lesea 10 have been taken by Clan.
bliss "a Wait The slri
oovsrnor Allen Active.
Tho Indictments we're brought ahant
ss result of an insratlHatlan ~
Governor Allen of Kansas, ~ho per.
sonaily same TO Chicago 20 eemand
Justice Cor the dead girl Gosernsr
Allen charged that political Influences
we're a. w"Vk 70 protect t'hsmbliss
and prevent hla trial. and ne carried
hi. appeal for action direct 10 Gov.
crnnr Frank @ fo~den Of illinols and
Attorney uenefh ilrundnEe.
Death ssd Statement.
officials here said they were han
ilcapped 10 their Investigation by ths
fact that the xlrl had died tast before
he srand jury began ita probe ahs
OF behind. however. a death he'd
''aienant made 10 doctors Ia the elty
hospital
According 20 the eirls story shs
md a chum. Catherine achaaer, len
Iawnee Rock and cam. 20 cheago
because her family vas poor. her
BROTHER vac IN ihe navy. and money
shich she mlMhi sarn vas needed W
fcontinusi on Page s. Col. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

chieaso, April ~ nastha Wet.
hesk. agr ~, came 20 Chicago Ia the
summer cf 1919 from her home 10
fawne" Rock. Kansas. to sara her
living
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

tcos,inuss on Psss 8. Col. ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-05
F.AIRVIEW

The Fairview Improvement Club
dance last Saturday night was we'll
attended and a very enjoyable time
had by those present. A generous
contribution was given by the mem.
bers and guests. Miss Dorothy Lock
wood, the hostess, was assisted in
serving by Miss Minnie Brasch, Mrs.
Hickman, Messrs. Benton, Bozarth,
Palm, and Johnson.
Mrs. Debils. her son, Emil, and
s0n-in-law. Mr.. Bossuyt, who have
been quite i'll with the flu, are much
improved, and We trust will soon be
about again.
DR.. Mustard of Olympia made a
professional call at the Luedecker
home last Thursday evening, Mr.
Lemley being the patient. AT this
time Mr.. Lemley is able to be up and
around again.
Mrs. Parsons. Mrs Cooper. Mr.
Hutson and Mr.. Hickman were call
ers at the school Monday afternoon
Mr.. Lockwood spent the weekend
with his family. returning to Bald
Sunday.
A telegram was received from
Louis Parsons saying he had recov.
cred from an attack of the influenza
and was able to return to his work
A very interesting business meet.
ing of the club was held Sunday af
ternoon at the clubhouse. Owing tc
90 much sickness in the neighbor,
hood the attendance was not so large
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-05

as before but some very good plans
we're made for the improvement of
our district. The club is in splendid
| financial condition.
! Mr.. Benton is very much improved
in health and We trust will soon be
completely recovered from his long
seige OF illness.
! Mrs. Cooper. Mr.. Parsons and Mrs.
Luedecker and son, Harold, were
Olympia visitors last Wednesday.
Glenn Lockwood returned home
from Baldi last Thursday.
We notice that Mr. Parsons is
surely making a showing on his place
! by clearing land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feldhusen enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Wyzbicki and
family Sunday at dinner.
Gus Jones was an Olympia visitor
last Sunday.
Mrs. Erick Johnson called at the
Brasch home last Saturday.
Mr.. Fisher of Ballow, Wash. spent
several days at the home of w. f.
Brasch last week.
| Mrs. Parsons called on her daugh-
ter last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luedecker and son
Edwin called at the Benton home
last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friend and little
daughter are weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Parsons
Mrs. Hickman and Miss Minnie
Brasch were Olympia visitors Tues
day.
The club is giving hard time
dance Saturday night. Hard time
prizes will be awarded to both the
lady and gentleman having the best
hard-time costumes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyzbicki and family
called at the Luedecker home Sun.
day afternoon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-05
NORTH LAkE.

/ Miss Emma Reed left Tuesday for
Bend, oregon.
, We are glad to see that everybody
! is over the flu so school could star,
again.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Nyes and
| daughter Vera OF Calvin, Wash.
spent all last week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Springer.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldrip from Tacoma
were guests at the J. j. Adair home
Sunday.
The Misses Flora and Mabel Reed
spent Sunday afternoon at Haydeen's
Jim Bentley spent Sunday after
noon at A. NJ. Reeds.
Mss Marguerite Hayden visited
with her sister Ruth of Olympia two
days last week.
Delbert Springer visited at the
Reed home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Springer and
family, from Calvin, Wash. visited
at Ralph Springer's of Olympia last
Saturday.
1t has been reported that we have
new neighbors on the old Miller
place." Ben Shincke's.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Springer and
family spent Sunday at Ralph Spring
er's of Olympia.
Henning Johnson has returned to
his home in Everett after spending
the winter at c. A. Olsen's.
Miss Ruth Hayden spent the
weekend with home folks.
Mrs Hayden has been on the sick
list with neuralgia lately.
Mrs Reed was in Olympia sight
seeing Monday.
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Mr.. and, Mrs. Charles Wilson, OF
Lacey, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield
of Olympia were Sunday callers at
the G. c. Stearns home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Longmire and
lsons drove to Tacoma Sunday to visit
Jim Longmire, the formers brother
Mrs. c. H. Sylvester and sons and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moore and daugh
tiers drove to Hoods canal Sunday
and called on Mr.. and Mrs. B. w.
Bickle and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hawscn are re-
ceiving congratulations on the ar
rival of baby girl, born February
ga Leap Year baby. Mother and
babe are doing nicely. Mrs. c. r.
Palmer is caring for them,
John Dodge and Mr.. and Mrs. d.
c. Robbins and daughter OF Arcadia
called at the Hannaford home Mon
day evening.
School started again Monday after
being closed for some time on ac-
count of so much sickness.