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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14

FOR SALE-Fine Jersey COW. also
S-room modern house. 200 barrel
cisiern. eo6 =. Mansur. on pavement
pavement paid. $a.soa Phone 1903.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14

FOR sALE-oid papers At the Lead
er office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14

LOST Saturday evening. brown
suitcase containing graphone re-
cords and womsn's wearing apparel
Leave AZ Leader Office. liberal re-
ward. j. L. Ashbrook. phone MIS-.
Savina. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14

LOST-Child's grey fur nick -T.Iece
bssveea Leader office and sis z.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

Cleveland. Reward. Resa-a 10
Leader Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14

FOR REST-Furnished s-room mod
ern house. Garden. cellar aud cist-
ern. s20 T. Villas. phcae 1876.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14

BEAUTIFUL California Geraniums
choice varieties OF oai door rooted
plants. many In hsssom. Special
offer OF g. 20 per loo. - far siel.
prepaid and guaranteed Assorted
rhrysanthemums al same rate The
Far West Nursery. s4e Waterloo.
Los Angeles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14
LOSr-FouNo

ForSD-Gooi coat on Streets. rim
der can have same By paving ex-
penses and Identifying property. X
Q. X, care Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-14

C1AlA&3D1E18O WANTS.
,s,<,.,-------.-.-------..---.-- -. -,
W Va f~'ess = 'Ae
fok SALk--A pair of f.adss htsh
pstee sro~n shoes. 1s-e. eest o..
wili eel Tor 81. Coed ss new Too
zt4Nli Tor N@uFY lkl Nls& Can
|r.la A. I...a.r s,ffs..
-. ,-,------ -----
"-'- =
~ 80 4 Villas
80. 49,, -. - ----,-------.-----
IN a...-a - a''' $50 ,.'s'-e'ss'
,s.'..'. So ~ y se'a -
.''''-' :.
ron sAIF-o,s psr.r- ~ ~. t..s.
or office
.------------------.--.----.
FOR SALE Modern house. s roonss.
lArge hall. fcod garafe. Ma, 5 PARK
Faacs. phons p " tewii. e5A Gray
halidins.
-A----.------
IL a -
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VIII. {. MEXICAN HOPS.

washingion--D-ciar in fHver OF
the restoration Of the constitution Of
1857 and describing Francisco Villa n
The only leader who disinferesfedly
nDe patrioiieaiiy cornbats ana VIII con-
tinue to oornba; for the welfare of the
people sn6 for the re-establishmeuf OF
constitutional -oreer. len generals. in
ending Villas chief of sfsff and more
than my other officers and s number
Of civilians, have issued 3 manifesto to
the Mexican people announcing their
position in the present Mexican sisua-
tisu. The manifesto, copy Of which
reached Washington. wak issued al
Haesencx Saizices, district of Jiminex
Chihuahua II states thai the Aqua
Priefa plan. which is to be the STAB
dard Of the new liberal constitutional
revolution. like that Of Guadalupe. viii
be . cause Of future discord and in
consequence will bring serious evil TO
the COUNTRY
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.E--..-r f..-s.s..-sr Isnsssn a.-~r z--rsse.
C,ous.snftno,,B.. JrE.s zS-Ti-rs u
great rejoicing arDonT the esre-sss m
ConsfisiItiBo,sss o1sr liz atTzDee 81 LIE
ksreef a-lry x.as q Ala-5iseis-. 4
walled tovsn IN the FIisy.i q AioiIl, The
.uei-rrr tssine q which xss PhiEaoes-
Isiiia
Ibe Csr-eks reI,gr1 the Turkish
,o,,-.-s IN si,s capture " Ais-sneirf ~
s.a,Do es,en Killed. wounded or aaos
y,rissnar- All ts. Greeks q DiiitsrF
ase IN tbs city sse being recruited 10
reinfore. lie army The recruits are
snnreniBr through Ii.e streets shouting
END singing-
i-vofg 81 keusi Passis arr rndise'-
pinned and pooris -gnipJ--d-
CasstsrtiDoI5e is beginning 10 feel
ti,.. .>.fe.-ts Of II. Greek BdVsns-e
'Ti.s fsfs-s-k Steamer IaerutfIus has az
rizeo here. having s'n board SIXTY La
tsonafisi officers captured June -, and
Greek refugees ssre arriving from Kills
and oaise, B.-ek s.-s ports and the IL
terror z1lia-es % the peninsula BE-
f,s....r Isinld and ConstanijBopie-
They r.5,gr7 thar ihs TURKS iDcense-o
ils tb. IsIi.id and smyrna fighting are
i.ssr1iiIlr fsH.-ei Villages and shooting
ds,vrn ili. Greeks.
-as-rordite io riIs refugees 1liiS is hui
Z for.-rliuuer uf . general Mosiem al
tzeiz ul.un The f5--eas which is expect
- when flle pew generally is circu-
isi.-d throughout .Alastsiia of tbe Greek
s.dveDt.e abo tl,e Turkish czsuai1le-s
The CREEKS have landed forces a.
,.oiutH aIong ID. Cuff q saros and VIII
soon begin their movement from Occs-
dental iIsio Oriental Thrsce
The ] urks are being svacuHied FROM
tie shores Of the Bospbor-uk to make
shipping safe from sIiipsrs- ano II is
expected that state of siege will be
declared ri CouranffDopie. 80 as TO
give the entente tie~er control Of the
civil population in this city
MnstApf.a keInal PAstlA- header OF
The Turkish Safiozxasixis, gave his sI.-
prersl 10 the reply Of Turke. To the
allied peace treaty The reply abst-
fu,efy refuses to surrender Smyrna and
TiarHce 10 the Greeks.
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Never-Enerur Argument

The minister had given sFs-risl
address 10 MS IIa-isfiiun-.-s On liz
Subjcci of domestic felicity which ilsta
rorsea quite \ ioi % Interest
GET ar SO afttr The 'i.-s'iure. f'+
met Sandy Mci'he-san. VINO sIour~-d
io express the pleasure and i.tsn.fii ne
had derived from iie di~ruu--e
TN glad snu liked II. sHncs-- ss.4a
The minister And ypp-Hrr 500
happy r; home
'.Ded sye-- r,giE~d Snncv THE
wife an mes imd any The YIN uGslT-
rel since We WIS we-d--
Indeed - The minister showed has
pleasure al This reod rsPa-1-
-'of coo'Sc-- weil on SHntty-
whites ITS been interrupted
don Answerx
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Ambul.nee Driver Find. wife Au.

Colorado Springs.-when Police Ser
geant Jesse Schisler. in charge of the
nue and Las Vegas street in response
10 an emergency call, he found his
faiher-in-inw, Enoeh Guy. 7e, fatally
injured, and his wife and his son slight
ly hur1 AZ the result Of an automobile
collision. The accident occurred when
Frank Gimme, an Italian rancher.
while driving at high speed. IL was
said. crushed into the car (which Ser
geant Scilisleris family and George
Guy, his brothes-in-law. the driver.
were riding EDoch Guy was rushed
to the St Francis hospital. where he
died short time later of a fractured
skull.
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Women. n.t. Are Neee,.ltx.

WsshIDgton.-women's hats, plain
or adorned. are necessities of life un-
der the meaning OF that term. as used
In the Lever act, Howard Figg, special
assistant TO the attorney general, ruled.
Nr. Figg's ruling was in reply TO an in
quiry from the National Retail Millin-
ers' Association, as to whether wom-
ems bafs come within the range of the
act under which the Department of
Justice is authorized TO prosecute for
profiteering in necessities. The ruling
may lower prices.
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Eelle~.s Father. Asx,...

Father was Standing hefore the FIRE
and lecfuring his son and ses- on the
necessity Of thinking trice i,efore
speaking once
Father" exclaimed the boy tn the
middle Of it
The -oie man held mp warning
finger Think again hefnre yol sIw.,is.
and Then l will answer You
The boy grsnderca for fully five min
utes and then said: Father. have
thought twice, and no-r So SatIe <,an-
WINGED that your csat tnsls are on fire ="
-Lonjnn Tii-Riss.
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Ne Mean. Cars

Lawrence. age nine was scanning
an early edition Of the News Monday
for Information on the progress Of The
rnces when his mother asked him
whether anyone had hccn hurt yet.
Yes. ten have been Killed so far
was the startling reply. Twenty-Five
entered the race and only sfteen are
vti'l rucning g!'-lntiianapolls News.
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FRECkLES
No. b - n, - Ca IA =
nass uely SesA

fhsrs's no hcager the sisGAtess p<~e nf
rseifne asAaned Of ycus fr~cA,eA - cshfDs
0dosese str~asth-ss GnAranteed 70 rensve
0ess homeiy spota
Simply get an csbce Of osAs.>-1cuhse
sarsnsth-frem ycs, dr1gssss. asA apps
mtk OF night and moruine and you
sAssid seen see that even the worvs freei,es
ea~ eeeun to dssapp>Nr vAile The nghfer
naes nave vanished entirely II 10 sestern
tnat more than one ounce b p<ed<d to CON
eietey clear the skin and gain . eeausffri
clear conpieHica
Re sure to ask isr the deueae ssr~ngsh
Ohine- ss thh 10 oetd under guArante< OF
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Force ~ hah,t

why IL II he can never remember
anything that is wanted In this house =
"iiarl TO say. am sure, unless 1t !,
bccnusc he used to be n popular res
taurput wultcr"
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pu.lir,. Ar< Poor sho,..

Psr1s.-M. Moro Gaifferi. who was
counsel for former Premier Caiiaiux in
his recent trial. fought duel with an
other attorney, Henri Torres, over a
personal matter. Two shots were ex-
changed without either being wound
ed. ~ Gisfferi is member OF the
chamber Of deputies
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watch cutieura Improve Seur ssrsn-
On rising and retiring gently smear
The face with Cuzfrrz oi1fDepr-
Wash OF Ointment In i've minutes
with cu.icura Soap and no; wsIer- Il
Is wonderful sometimes usa. CuTiczrs
will do for poor conplexionS. onndruf.
itching and red rough hants-Adv-
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TDKKxGF

lss< husu<.-c es-s-z - sisessrs isars
ss@r dsseDs~t-1 81 ksr-s--r s4ssan-
s1s4s rs--fiass - L. css-Ass l>sss4s
sss.tsl a. 1ok.p.
.fi.s e0nDs~s.asl ~ 1p<ssls sr ~zsas0n
9Or sOft.1-fsSf ~ a s,.-slf.Assszsf asl1si q.
ssiss-FnSfsSsssi 5l.~E.es- - pso~ss>-c sn ti.s
LsaEL.s ~ csSssssss ,s0zssss.1Ef- .s<.s slz.ss-
is.acasiI oss5ss-r tlsas ~ 'eSars alaal v
so.sseo = 1lss tiasss
gas eossz has. ss5sgssse <fsossE -
~s1y ats4eAe IL fAe 1essssl 81 fiesssii
sszas.xfaa. is1i.eIa.g .splsssc-zan.s sa~-<s
s<e1l siss bossi4sElsi iaeel,rciaK 80 al
Sfsse.si ssatsfBen' 81 tls 1lsif.izsf eS,-
.sss E.eDe ..ssbec a. .srs<s
American alsss.sass.se ,slstsszsc al
f-sz~siat. rs->s.s- .l.sar <iss s-41spssn -
k-zir-r Isan fiast <sssl ris-sa r.ss to-
1sfssssxi aS,fssae.sep !, aSr an s@ss- he
ssass D>sasrlE.ssri N..s ascs1,e1 - tisf
An8ss<an 5sssaE.Sn A. Iel.,zrs4n-
Tosr s4essss .s1s ls0~sed ss.zD
fi.s5f automobile rar ~ ti4s <-ssy ~
Isa.eli.srs 1orty aalses sOsTh " sinn.-
psg ls.ts fi.e Esc slsss. 1-be os@d ar
S>s~pii KIi.h-sly. aged - ass sSl. sse-r
8 1i.piass Bsaars. = aSd sssss Bona
s,eoft z
Al ABsDfSosais carrying ~ Gsass--
AIT sisss.sor Eez.-rai - tbs sDsal 1fss1
eosss.YDuissg assc fOur svnssan,e5 was
sitae.s.l ria sesotsss, <ir. .lld s,s1nss
tE DuDiia A.sssniagf L,5seefOr 1s1essi
EoserS Ess sa0t iH the i.ss4d, bui ~
szyesssc 80 Ass liz chauffeur @af
slOf IA bosA lsxy-
a. as exsDpss " tie ssrsss ssgii4Des
VI tie LsriaSr ssuzicaass ,0f15e-rz IL or
.1sf 10 seys tLssr country 1fssn ssissg
dnasls-c VI ssllnaDsss. tiss aaDSslsilssc
sasr tliss S.10o.SsO alara.s s0rrn ~
dsassSnsis aud e5O.1Je Ilsa,.-s hsEs tssss
.eoSsiseats-p a. S'sotiseiIn, fiss Duseii
Frontier slarOp, sJfiun tLs sasf LOO
seessf
sseS@ssl y.sfsDss are ss,,Orsel 10 iEsts
tsss-a killed ~ liza, sg1rttsInf-fg ~
the .sOurss " rsOssDs a>IsDnstr rarsOs,s
1salnat fiss Nigh eOsf sf foed Similar
demonstrations AFR reported ln Vfls.zr
ls4rts " t.ssrssssss. sfaasy ciasis.s lisys
Seetlrsszc Lstsss-n ft.s s,oias aud ti.s
nsss.iisss'iir 9a It's prss Asae aasc IL
t.siDguzl ras0rs o. ar 0Ei.s.s
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VICTIMS
RESCUED

Kidney, Ever, hiaddGndr r-rAae
troubles ere Iaos- dangerous o>-
cause Of Their iusadzors Er-s,E-
Heed the arE warning fney E1vs
that they need z-teati11 1y -Gas
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A disease, diagnosed by sfate off
,5sls ~ sDtirs, ,uriDg the past week
,ss caused the death Of 1900 worth
VI livestock belonging To farmer liv-
lgg near Beatrice. Seb.
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TOO WEAK TO
DO ANYTHING
ASss@Feuiiuiiuel lEneszRsn-6,-t
EE6.E EE7s y9.s.bs.
C-s0

C~er. Fa--sA4s1<seh hs-enr1 es-.
n M crisossn ! nnl d1B1nsEmer- zrlc
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9A8 - E&EL !
eDnadr'rncEy-nrr
! fornc 4 ryoor
xfyou-LydaEEnE-
hams feEeGo--
Com mp0r1n 10
frzuuEn1 J wuri1 ~
Z mc E< xEmr
T. ] sour 1eH Dss
fE- IM- wu e
fg@ yEz EU En1
/ fEH Ef. Eel eve
sInee Hep- @z !
na6 q aiz<nt E-xcE
!. 9zme E mc toor
CumEuo @d WIS
= Ias1Eyl rcuu
rmc yur Ex-pu-
@ IL Nnel- u
nJuS 6EEc. @
|. Via
nf Vegetable Con
r.lpernp<aandn=-u
. G fxreul ruE
: eNcmnpSbcnC -s
mscy 9G fem.ie ii,
Z <izuuHufiK u vo-
RDR 6H 6@
GGnsE 6Duu- @1l
is rEe<atse Con
~i1k % Jynn z
Co fauhocrlxl
iv19 foE rte
! md @Dercc Ds \
EriE N1harns
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WASHINGTON

13.s poyS.afsDn " 1>9ntinsDtsi
Epits1 Ststss y fstigcatsr ~ tgs.yJg.s
90 Dy ). A Blg. s.h>ss s.stsiseisr "
sLe yasusos bane4u BiS esleyisfiop iy
LasAa % ne eViYblBso p2yVlaflol "f
J,zps 45iiss aI.e tosp, foy lsiuieli slstss~
.14s haff barn sBseaDsee
Sl,ila1eiyhis's popuisiiDa hss been
anGoeleso bs tl.s fsEses bsssas ar J..
s>%. .l5s, siso~lgx thai uis eopnt,yis
tlsssd nosf popugoUs siiS bae DslD-
talDs6 oeyins ti.s sast tsu ssaD tLs
steaG, rate ~ stnDStb u Lar had SiDes
tss fiyst federal sspsps 1p I5S0.
t,osi production stsusiies oDtoDiisc
" ttls federal trade commission ffoln
yerDrp submitted NJ 1,D5l opstat0rs
foJ lie month NJ ksr.sl indicate an
1fl5sase ~ ne profyt pr t0n VI -
seDts ~ ~ per cent. JJss DisTyi0 VI
pJDflf pr tDD ~ Hnget, ths ecmBis
slp1 declared, MAR ~ cents sgslps, ~
~ yebypaJys
Jhs satipnsl @omaDs party sjli
1sli convention ~ women ,Dlsfs "
desaas pppD an slsetioe policy. A!les
PAU, issdey ~ tho militant huffrayis,s,
announced ip Washington. The cons
yspilpn VII nlss-t 10 one of three suf
fJsgs eItlss cLieaEo. sap yJsneisco
., Denver and the call Tor IL sjli BE-
issued shortly.
Jspnsss4e Dlsy be tbe tbiJ1y-siItb
ststs 10 yaiify tbs safDsss snlsiidD,sBi
~ splts ~ the risps@ iD tiss Gonstitp.
noD " ills sisis providing thai no I,ey
isiDtgTs shall aei DD No amendment ~
fls fedsJpl constitution UDiess sieeted
sftsy Dls DrDpDaSj ~ tiis amendment.
Ths present i@sislstvre vss eiectsG
before the proposal " tiAs amendment,
bp' - psysrtbsisss has tils -sissT pos
~ % ysiify iils sD1ssdBeDi,P areord-
iag 10 william r. grisTsop, acting ~
io,Dsy general ~ fls Dnjisd States.
Plans fDr finsDsiny the wool gTos,
ere DDbl y WaJbet for yool IL eslsD
Jishsd bsys bern worked ogt VI con,
fersDess between ibs growers sD1 tie
fsdsfai fsserys bonfd, Sas announced
~ ~ D. Marshall Df ssif Lake cry,
ssersinJy NJ lils hsitoDsl Won 0fos
sTs Association, Under ibs plan, NJ,
haINbW fafvg ~ HOyi klbHft WS3
ship bls woOI o ope ~ ihe ususj
points ~ distribution, obtsjniDg nm,
NE ysilrogd bjt ~ lsdiDg f9r NE
shipment iie gDjwsr may ihsD draw
dJDn sssiDsi his bgpk f0r such sB
SmopDt ~ Dpgy bs agreed upon ~ he
groyer and ibe bank secured by iils
blD ~ jadlps,
The bljiloD dollar freight iDcreBse
asked for BY ibs rsilTOogs ~ thr opDD.
py IL approximately s;,ssissji,O mors
tbnp wiz bs Dsressnry ~ give ibs y
per oeDi standard return gugroptsed
by fbs transportation soiI fiIf0rd
Tborps, reDreeepiiDp shippers, est
mated ~ tls general rDtT iesrjpR be-
FIRE ibs Interstate nomWsres r0mpiis
clDD
Purchase ~ IDsispj OvDees ~ silver
~ ~ aD ovpce for dsilyrry VI Srs
yorh, Pblipdslpbip aDJ Fap JroDclscD,
has been nnnoupeed BY ibr Jlraeiof ~
ibv MINI ~ Washington,
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rAy1sr ssos r<sE sEz~os. Of
~ases soosp tboSr
g1t .Ds-c.
DURlne THE PAST WEEK
aecoso o. IMPORTANT ssesrs
coeoE~sEc sDs e5ss
SEDS-E.
wHsTxkF

SSfr 8 sssss 1n zsss, A,sc 1sysof,
E.sgft. ,asec - Afoa.oks, Dkia- a. LIZ
so " 1sf.
4 Sao9.s1O gs.sael s,Dst bpsdsEsg n 70
" sssesso as . tslaS0rafg nsl.sf Sfpsn
Us 5lsii ec1ssst51r ~ tEs S,lss.o1e.t
o. laseaso a 2ss-1sssas .eaee - Ssss.r
~ ssrsn asDtai rs-s issa1e " III sVs-
sxgss'
Ts.s yfs,~ss> Es1son pay tss>.s
f0pss, csssssss-1 80 Esissss sss5ef so0l-s
ssst.Sd oDr,sx fhs 6sAss annual
lsSssssszss - saslsl fsvn az s'af. i..-s
Lssn s,sSsesbesd fsasiDis " 10 ss,e-
e.si Sst.s.s eesnnltssss ayscinteo 70 40
sssE.saaf sls psgSsss-
s3ss ., t1s Gss <a,.a quicksilver
Sairea IL San t>sniso COUNTY. Gaiif,
silsi ats sa.d ~ prScEes Dearif al "
~ qgse1siissr apDp,E Is ti.s Lnssd
Slasss. 1satr1ysS tns fsdgefson piaot
lsa<.lisDsfy ab1 ssyeral Dp5nss ~ Ba--
JlsLst. our Js.e spss lt sstilaasso a.
sfDO.D,g.
Jsbs Af.e.sDt .Lfasy.e Dr1srr Aop.ss "
tbs Eys,sc shrins. nascs est 2siD u
1z.5zs IL IsssDtsrslfip lsi sl.s yssi pear.
aqopsd5sS % the ne>Ori spDsaiitsc y.
n E9Seii iIODeriai rscct4er. - trs
anssai Imperial regBsVn 81 bprtiApc.
Cre Tbs m cDpseaf.ol Hil " b';so
~ LtauE' f5igs > =
- .sa.sf iastsis-o Sasn 3. Frts isl.r Jsip
fetgflal ~ ~ writer , > Esfyaer
a. stlDn.ey ~ E-ausas fsfy sfssr rest
m Gears sesen EsaFs in 1ie lpsdi
fluls u u.s Nes Npc, - Dsl.ollg
3lefs aa5 8 flrs .n a. bH,1ipg fEs
.i.s' lsy " IJseesu5sr Jsiz and f1s ls'-
tsg aas erogtaso IA az damaged sssii
e4g.s . l0y later y Nas tOale ails'n
ti-e epgse sas reDairsc, ADp bs.ca aps.'
fbs ..ldress 30 D.s5xiy5s sas FsiprEsd
~ 1s 5&sr>sef.
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IssDEe AaD SEt.rH-
p<s.es Pss<~ I.kAt-
nrg k-Bk1f Ak&ca-

BRANDED zig and c61. No = - IA
Par cured njdss. ze Per 10 less
Greer h,oes Sc pes 10 i-ss than
30 ] .--.<---.-------- s: -Ssg e
No .-.---- .----.---- wv 70 f-te
poe.ss = ne 90. ,--..---.-. z.soSs.se
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kAsrs~s LIVE STOCK
Al GhleAxs-

cbs4sso.--csftie-Be steers stesc
70 80 cent? higher. one i"ao pfim.
se1rbf si<.6o0fe.sss fsi cows and
keifers mostly zt cenzs higher can
s@rs, cutters. bulb anc rtceSefs steAoy
bvik, 1890 y i4.ee.
Hors--Asrket Stesoy 70 zG cents
.os<s. b~tt<s grader. hkbt sDo me-
ard Hsbf buteh-rs. tis1S09 1900 buik
zCf p0un1s and over. tls.zoq ls-st.
pigs 1s 70 80 cent? higher. bulk. s1s-1e
sLsep-Nsrkst active sne steady.
ohol1e nsttss lambs, f15sses bulk.
sif 10 u u 90: good California lambs
sis.se: .hSies .~s.. ss.osS 70: f.ss.r
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fund 70 ColoradS f,9llsgs cossrc az
s-Ddo~DeDt of sJ.UD0.Vpo for the per
EpsIeDt increase u ssisrIss Of the col.
isse faculty has been sDnDuneec ~
President e. a. Dunissy.
Tbe J4sriDer County PuSebhe1 Live
stock Association has re-eiee,tec Of
nesry for tiIe eogipy year They sre
3. u. Psnesks of Loselsnc. president
=. II. Cismmsr N FOR Collins. vice
president, aud Elmer johnson VI Foft
Collins, sies president.
John W. Gaibrssfh, 10, lessee Of the
Franklin mine, pesr ldaho springs.
WAS killed ~ = premature explosion of
dynsmits while 81 work. Csibrestb
was working sIDle and the body wss
not found until Esxt morning.
sir hundred tbpussB6 js the mem
bersb,p sosl ~ tise hsfippsj chr1s,isD
EDdesyor Union, seeoScIDg 70 n. y.
Gstss, general secretary Of that organ
lzstioD. whom address TJDsed the an
D1si colorsdo eFsssssiioD sf the First
Presbyterian Church ~ cDIorsdo
sDriBgs
Alss isB Goddard, 70 yesfs old, who
owns homestead siI miles east of
HDIsDhe, was Instantly Killed when b
team wbIeh shs wss driving bsesms
frightened aud ran swsy. she Sss
thrown hom the wagon aud ,bs front
wheel passed over her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-10
American " oman PLAYS
Heroic Part in Turkey
Goes Out Under White Flag 10
Try to Arrange Peace Between
Turks and Ar,neuians

CONSTANTINOPLE, May O. The
story Of how Miss Edith Cold, a
worker in the American Commission
for Relief in the Near East, whose
home is in Cleveland, attempted to
save Armenian orphans entrusted TO
her and tried to effect a compromise
between the Turks and the Armenians
by risking her own life under a flag
of truce, is told in dispatch just re
ceived in Constantinople from Angora
The dispatch was sent by Halide Edib
Hanem, prominent woman leader in
the Mustapha Kemal Pasha govern
ment. The message originally was
written by logan, Nationalist Com
mander at Iadjin, which has been
besieged for many weeks. 1t says:
Miss Edith Cold. head mistress OF
the American school under the specitl
protection of the Nationalists. without
bein gasked and prompted by humani-
tartan motives, proposed to go TO Had
jim and try to effect a reconciliation.
Although I knew the Armenians would
insist upon continuing their attack
upon the Moslems, I wanted to let an
American try for peace. Therefore
proclaimed a seven-hour truce, during
which time the head mistress with a
white flag started at o'clock in the
morning She returned at dark de-
claring the Armenians refused to quit
attacklrg.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-10
Wilson's Friends Ask Hi,u
To Accept Pact Changes
Twcnty-eight Request He Cos,-
sent to What Reservations
Are Necessary

Twenty-eight of President Wii7oa's
friends yesterday appealed to HIM q
return the peace treaty 20 the Senate
with declaration that he will acccst
whatever reservations may be ueces-
sarv TO secure ratification.
In q message made public BY tae
League of Free Nations the Preside
friends said they regarded the rescr-
tons affixed by the Senate as harm
only because unnecessary. The slgne-s
said the responsibility for the reseies-
tons would rest on their author. and
not on the President, as ne had mate
every effort TO obtain ratification q -
document as he had signed It. fnev
told the President they were look
TO him to carry the treaty into cifc 8,
and lead the worlds opinion in IDS
operation.
The signers were Ray Stannar
Baker. Isaiah Bowman, George Burnha ,
jr., Give Day, Stephen P. Duggsa,
Charles W Eliot. Edward a. Fliene.
John p. Gavit, Edwin F. Gay, =. A.
Grozier. Cardinal Gibbons, Norm.
Hapgood, Charles II. Haskins. Amo s.
Hershey. Hamilton Holt. i'redcr-
Lynch, Charles S MacFarlsn3, Geo
McFadden, David Hunter Nirr
George W Norris, Lawson Pure
William L. Saunders, Ellerv Sedg'gir
Charles Seymour. Ida Tarbell JOIN A.
Ryan, William Allen White and h.-
A. Young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-10
Two Girls Flee Auburn
New York Pair First to Break
Out of Prison

AUBURN, May 9,-The first escape
from Auburn prison for women was
effected early to-day by Mary Smith
twenty-five, and Irene Wiley, twenty
four. of New York, who broke from
their cells and let themselves to the
ground with a rope made from blankets
Mary Smith was serving a sentence Of
five to ten years for shooting man
in New York; Irene Wiley was serving
from FIVE to nine and onc-half years
for grand larceny.
The women were in their cells at
IL o'clock last night, prison officials
said. Their absence was discovered
this morning. The Wiley girl escaped,
they said. through the transom Of her
cell door. The lock Of the cell occu-
pied by the other woman was broken.
the officials believe, by the efforts of
both girls.