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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-10
MARRIED

We are in receipt of the ~noun
ment by Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dennis of
the marriage of their daughter Helene
A. to Mr.. William G. ~Breitenstein, of
Kansas City, Mo-, on wednesday, Sept.
1, 1920. These people are well and
f~avorably known in Glasgow and we
extend to them our hearty congratu-
latinons. Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Breitenstein will make their home
- Kansas City, Missouri.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-10
BINGHAM-kORMAN

At the Voter Apartments Thurs
day afternoon at $50 o'clock Louis
M. Bingham and Miss Maysie Norman
were married, Rev. J. R. Jeffrey Of
ficiating. Both of the young people
are of Saco. Mr.. and Mrs. Bing-
ham will make their home on the
farm north of Hinsdale. They are es-
Unable folks and have the well
wishes of a host of friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
Es35H33
EyHAB
- a.

Mcinr~ who DOESN'T think
tb Fulton would have much chance
with Dempsey the together In tn" ring again
Chef with his prodigy iud Man
fly weight who fought Liberty park last night
"Mhen Fulton Thompson the heavyweight
FIRED because Fulton
couldn't Thompson In bad shape but
round and Ottourke
rushed the old smelling salts for big Fred
% he able to taso
punch u he Dempsey first he would have chance
perhaps Dempsey too
. punchor himself for Fulton"
and Andre Anderson
h~adincd Clay the Arena week. but Her
cant fight shoulder H- hurt himself
weeks had lay off Of the boxing
awhile viii Of before the ready 10
work. according To Meinrc who l. handling his business now
Johnny Mccarthy the
Travie Davis the Everett boy
the match falls thru bunker
the who beat kryosky down south the other night
Gordon Portland banamwgh win round. with
H. e, Monday
night
Portland seri-s tho Mike 0Dowd
battling" which the Rose City
Thursday night talking nothing but the big
battle. which scheduled the f0round While
Oowd doesn't hold the worlds title h~ IL si considered
the best midlcwght world critics think Johnny WI
bum either win for the Mexican viii him In position
drmand y match ODowd will
help hasten match with WILSON, considered
Of the best Of his weight In the country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
Buddy Ridley and Earl Baird Fight Fast Draw
BALLARD BEAVERS LAND
GOOD HURLING PROSPECT

and will Just about knock the inter
bays out Of the running. II Ballard
loses. both teams Will SIN be In the
race but Mt. Baker Will have an
edge for the championship OF their
section.
In the big game Sunday the Felix
club and Tailored Ready will 30 10
the mat at Lincoln playfield. the
leadership in League No. win Do
AZ stake because the Felix club u
leading with three straight. while
the Tailored Ready outfit have lost
one game. Bob ThOrburn In ex.
pccted 20 pitch for the Felix club
while Don Hunter will undoubtedly
be on the hill for the clothiers.
The other games for Sunday find
the City Cubs tangiing with the
Greenwood Cubs at u. r. Day. and
the Spartan a. c. meeting the Alki
Juniors at Alki
The Shamrock club would like TO
play the Rainier Valley team at u.
y. Day. but no word has been re-
ceived from the Valley squad The
Madison park team II also without
a game Sunday and they would like
20 tangle with the Cavalier club. The
game can be arranged N the CavaS
Her pilot calls the sporting editor
Of The Star before a. m. Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
NO SMARTER
BALL NOW.
SAYS CLARKE

Managing the Pittsburg Pirates did
not make n millionaire out Of Fred
Clarke. on did They'll never hay,
TO play n benent game for Fred. Al
regards baseball. he says.
II never miss seeding a game,
but don't seem To have the In
tere~t In u once had. Strange
fac''s In the Iincups IN the reason.
guess. SulI. . like IN compare
their game with what tho old.
timers played. do you see any
teams nowadays that can fight
Hike Chances old Cubs didy Or
do any 81 them hustle and con.
nivr M the Giants did when they
were winning p~nnants for Me
Grad, have always thought
that biz salaries. motor cars and
osh-r distractions Handicapped
ball players. and still think 50.
Pardon my saying NJ, but ! don't
think they play any smarter ball
to-day than they did Is years
ago"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
Ty Cobb Has
Always Been
Too Speedy

Ty Cobb In faster than Joe Jack
son. but the White sox slugger can
hit better. The Georgian gets many
a safe hit from laying them down
and outspceding the ball 10 FIRST
while Jackson has 20 resort 20 longer
drives. Joe says:
II always did want 10 lead the
league In hitting, but I'D rather
s-e our club win than gain any
special honors myself. In 10
years I have never been under
800. and once ] went over 400.
and Cobb has always bern little
out 81 my reach lie can run
faster than !. which accounts for
n lot 81 things. and he ought 20
get credit for IL. because that IL
part ~ the game. I'D like Ia beat
him out. tho. and who knows but
that this may be my year,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
SAN FRANCISCO
SEALS MUST
BOLSTER UP
PITCHING CORPS

Unless the San Francisco club holsters their pitching
taft in hurry the will have hard time keeping up
With the pacemakers the Coast league The Seals started
like this spring and then proceeded to blow
u6 when they their last road trip losing
thing but their appetes in Los Angeles and Salt Lake
They're not having prosperous time in Sacramento
this week. either.
The main cause of their disastrous road journey the
hex pitchers who deliver When the Seals here
boh Casey Smith and Tom Seaton recently released gam
hing charges pitching good ball. But they have
and have not been replaced.
The only pitchers coming the Seals the present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

Facing one OF the hardest games
OF the preliminary season. the Bal.
lard Beavers have tscpped out and
signed up George Fraser. former
Ballard high school mound man. 10
perform for them Sunday when they
tangie with the Interbay Juniors Mt
Mercer field.
The Beavers have been without
good pitcher since Burgh and Me
Loughlin left the club 20 join the
stimaon mill team. Both ARE SIN
eligible 10 play with the Beavers
but Fraser In expected 10 fin the
bill for the present
The Beavers have come thru with
three straight wins. while the Inter.
bays have had one reverse. a win
for Ballard will keep them on even
footing with the Mt Baker Juniors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
BILLY GIBSON

Benny Leonard IL again counting a
mix with Lew Tender. Bliiy Gibson
is sticking IN las pounds as the
weight. and IL Tender will overlook
that they ought to get together pref.
~ soon. Gibson says:
II am willing that Tendi~v should
receive 81 800 tn etash ~ith Leonard
In . match for The rbsmpicuship.
the distance tn he 10 reands az over
to . decision. In making this offer
~ O. 500, Z am allowing Teudiev fer
more than Leonard r~~~ived for
messing Welsh the night he won the
title and far more than welsh 80
cured eut NJ his match with willie
Rit~hie In london"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
BlD IL
AGGRESSIVE

In nutshell. bud 'seefned
stronger and heavier than when he
boxed here before. lie walked
right out In the first gound and
started to mix things. he uses
his left we'll in a jab and takes
advantage of openings quicker. II,
IL doubtful IL Bud W a much better
boxer than when he was here BE-.
fore but he has learned 60 take
the aggressive. He's just n natural.
~ strong KID and he shows the
benefit OF experience now.
Jim Flynn. tho Pueblo fireman.
didn't have much trouble beating
steve Reynolds. local firefighter,
In tho nemi.windup IL was a slow
fight compared with the main
event. The big fellows fnaulcd
each other around for four rounds
with Reynolds just trying 10 stay
the nose in the second round and
steve hit the mat for long count
but managed To stick the limit.
Reynolds ought 10 forget about
fighting anything but fires for n
while.
Eddie Moore. the little fywelKht.
won 10; Of new friends by his
game showing last night lie was
supposed To have fought bud Man.
ming but Bud brok. his arm fight.
inE In Centraiia the night hcforo
and Roy Mason. Tncoma hoy.
was substituted for bud. Mason
outweighed Moore by at least 10
pounds.
The Tacoma hoy made his weight
tell In the early going. hut then
Moore started pottinE him In the
wind and on the chin and Eddie
was rocking him around the ring
In the final round Eddie was
given the decision and got n big
hand for his work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
TENNIS TALK
ny GERTRUDE sCHREINER

v. ~ Ns~gss. sales nansrsv ~
rrcsiestek a >~i~os's. has Donated
s~s<-i fsae sr~chr .ap~ To 10 Gtsea
- p~tses In the stew tennts cham
pss,shis- which start neat ~eet On
their esarss 81 Summit and Madison.
Tho t"arasmeus vii atari Monday.
jane n. and the finais are slated foe
sf-saf . asoth Lates.
t.rsee Williams. 1919 title holder In
the t.i,--' ssnGi~~ dist.isu. ~iii ~
eat after farther h~ess~ this .sss.a.
sas 10 ssp~esed 10 have . strsoG e~e-
tender foe the ehsrapssoship In Pm
ma Anderson. HAY sssiesu s.d
rhssnsey Graham arr snseaG The tess
rsrkst wteiders In tho mea's rlssses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

ssrn Russell has fassahsn M. second
love oif--for hts first affection. tennis
For one vcrs. anyway. AMI his srpnaf-
snos on the courts again looks spod 10
the old time fans Coupled With Cap
pFinxtr. he has entered the doubles event
of the Seattle Tennis club tournament.
and the pair ought to make a strong bid
for top honars N Nuss.ifs drives are
~orkinx as we'll In regular play as they
have In practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
RUTHHITS
18TH HOMER
IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June 1s.-Grooving a
fast ball for Babe" Ruth I'm the
fourth innings proved a fatal mis-
take for Claude Williams. Chicago
southpaw. here. yesterday. because
Babe" hoped the ball far over the
right field wall for his 18th homer
OF the season, scoring two runs ahead
~ him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
LOCALS WIN
THIRD TILT
S TO 4

Il OAKLAND. June is.-Scattle won
The third game OF the series from
Oakland. here. yesterday, by s-to-t
count. Some heavy stick work by
the visitors. punched with four err
rors by the Oaks. counted for the
runs. The Oaks scored twice In the
ninth inning. but their rally fell one
short Of tying the count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
ALEX LOSES
FINE CONTROL,
BUT WINS

Here's an unusual theory concern
ng the cause for Grover Alexander
this year with the Cubs
Il Is advanced by Umpire Charley
Iligier. He says.
Alex looks better than In 1915,
and that's saying plenty. He has
more speed. his curves are break.
ing better, and his physical con.
diiion IL good. But Alexis control
Is not so good ms II used 10 be.
Instead of being n handicap TO
him. II really makes him more
effective. ] know this sounds
funny. but In the past his con.
troll was too good. Now he cuts
loose few wild pitches and the
batters do not know what 10 ex.
pect. Alex. In my opinion. should
have the best year " his life"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
OTHER
RESI- LIS

In the other bouts Nd Iayiene
hcat Joe wopp without much trou.
BILE and Bud Oliver easily disposed
of Chatley Davidson In poor
fight.
The boxing commission has elm.
mated the judge system Of giving
decisions and the crowd was well
pleased with Nd schacbt's work as
the third man In the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

One ~ the b~-t matches staged In
the preiieinsry round ~ the -estsis
Tsnais siah teurnsm~rt which !. now
t-esag s1ssea .a she Lake " s.hiaGteu
sesrss vss that In which A. D. Ms~-
tnnis. former pisy field star. d~fe~sed
AMMAN Marian. city tsnisr champion.
"a. a. YsanG Marian is~s to sn
slds~ sod nnsw~ ssrs~vt~ac>d piay~r.
hut his nashy sse~ir~ snd po~ erfni
tn the is~~i net asms- ~ py~.~nt he
is eaiy 10 yesS. old. which allow.
him '~s more ,e.r. Of Jsnies snGi-
binty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
AG>EW -
OUT
SCHROEDER QUITS PORTLAND

Lefty" Schroeder. the young
southpaw Of the Portland team. who
looked mighty good here. has quit
the Portland team. charging that
Manager Mccredie didn't give him
enough to do. lie viii pitch semi
pro ball In California for the rest
OF the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

Jehn Mccormack. the celebrated tenor.
rho visited W seattle this ussk ~hsis sn
route 10 Australia. ts man Of versatile
accomplishments. rot the least Of uhlrh
IL hts tennis shiiIty Hs swings a ~tckrd
rarkst ard demonstrates ~. ability DO
fore quite q select assembly last Sunday
on tho sourts % ths N@aitis Tennis eish
Marshall siisr vssnt rssrtiy hard put
TO " 90 win tho match. bet he had 20
admit that Mccormack 10 there whsn ~
comes 10 for~hsnd drives and court cos.
eftnG tarties-snd that IN spite Of his
asoirdupsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

Detroit may not have the best ball
club In the world. but II has the most
loyal bunch OF fans. This is what
Umpire George Hllderbrand says:
The only way ] csp account for
the Tigers showing this spring IL
that they are plain uniucky. But
the Detroit fans arc staying with
them wonderfully. You've got TO
hand u To them. During tho Tigers
long losing streak they csme out to
tho park and helped all they could.
IT'S the biggest advertisement . city
every had"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New YORK I. Chicago :.
~ Louis ~. Philadelphia ..
Boston 2. Detroit !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
BANTAM
CHAMP
HAS
IMPROVED
ny THE RINGsIDER

Bud Ridley. Coast banamweieht
champion. came home last night and
showed the local fight fans that he
has learned how TO fight. lie put
up a fast draw with Earl Baird.
In the main event at Liberty park
last night
There wasn't any noticeable an.
ference In the size OF the two bat
Tiers ana Ridley looked like a very
heavy bantam.
lf there was any shade at all IL
belonged TO Baird. who made a fast
finish In the fourth round. using his
left hand well on Buds chin In his
leading and crossing his right for
points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

time are Johnny Couch ana
Sam LeYis. the big aght-
handlers. and even they are
getting their bumps now.
LOVE
FLlNNERS
slim" Love. the big lefthander
has shown nothing but his height
since joining the Seals. The big fel.
low. who was cent to IN. Golden
Gate team by the Detroit Tigers
isn't In condition TO pitch real base
ball and doesn't show any inelina.
ton TO get in trim. according to san
Francisco scribcs
Herb McQuaid. the big yoangster
OF the staff. has turned In some good
hurting now and then but hasn't
been consistent Jordan isn't above
the average as twiricr Jim Scott.
the other regular hurler. hasn't been
right since he pitched is Innings in
Los Angeles recently and has been a
disappointment on the read
AGNEw Is
OFT
The Seal squad has been broken
up by injuries sam Agncw. one Of
the best mask men In the league. has
been playing the bench with a split
finger. and Willie Kamm. the rcgu.
lara third sacker. has been out Of
the game with n sore digit. too.
The Seals looked like pennant win.
Pilot Charley Graham will have TO
patch up the team some u he wants
his charges TO stay In the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
RIDLEY TAKES
SECOND

Ridley forced the going during the
first three rounds of the fight. max
Ing his best showing In the second
round. which he took by shade,
In tho first three rounds Ridley
contented himself with using his
loft hand both In Jabs and a
wicked hook TO tho body.
The way We saw the rounds
last night. the first was even. the
second went to Ridley. the third
was even and the fourth was
Bnir1'A
Most Of the fans who weren't
there last night are more anxious
10 know how Bui worked than
how the fight came out az HUI
has received more publicity than
any other fighter on the Coast
during recent months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

AMERICAN LEAGUE

salt Lake 10. Los Angeles I.
ban Francisco ?. Sacramento l.
Portland .. vernon :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
ANGELS DO WELL IN SALT
LAKE

The Los Angeles team stands to
win more games In Salt Lake than
any other visiting team In the
league. The Angels are n slow ar.
gregation. but they have a lot Of
long-distance hitters In their lineup
and have some good pitchers. ON
the small Salt Lake field long hits
are good for homers and extra bases
The Angels don't have to do so
much running when they hit EN- in
Salt Lake and IL their pitchers hold
up they have n good chance OF win.
ming some games IN the Utah park.
Buck Weaver. Chicago White gox
third sacker. In playing the game Of
his life. according TO Swede Risbcrg.
White Sox shortstop. who was in
San Francisco recently when his
young son was Ill Weaver IL hitting
and fielding like champion. says
the Swede. The Cleveland Indians
and the New York Yanks looked like
chief contenders for the American
league flag 10 the former Coaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
NICK AI,TBOCk

Uncle Nick Aitroek. the bird who
IL making the fans laugh around the
American l-aru. circuit. says old
az. IL pitching him some bad curves.
bu; that he'll never quit IN. game.
SIck'u left wing frr, went bad. Next
his dogs" began 20 bother. and now
his lamp. are pickering. Nick vows
he may appear on the coaching line
one OF these days behind a pair OF
rheatcrH
''gsoep< In daylight 7 can't rad
sny uss~e ~ithcut having the lines
run tagether. su~~s . mast be get
ting cid. after all oId age 10 nivsing
With me. bat IN never quit the dl1-
nasndf"
Tho United States has only p~r
cent of the worlds population and 7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

c. ~ cailurn 81 the Vancouver Tennis
club IL IN sesttis this week aud has fs.
ursd IN more than one hoiiy contested
doubles match ui,h Marshall Alien. Dr.
spisfsi snd Crawford Andersen dufiug
the pas, fs- sunny day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

4 Hatfed Tor ArIeff N MIMI
ssBxtsed for Mitre Ia ninth.
Score BY innings
nnn1tis .......e sotfe a-s
0oklAnd ......... ooee oee 40
Summary Thrse-hase hit 49, EiJred
Two-base hits-knlxht. Lane. Baidwin.
ChDper. eAerffc< hlfs-A Aristt. woi,sr.
BALDWIN. Lane Bases on balis-off sell
ibid g. off HoilinE l. struck out-By
Ho1Ilng :. By seibold ]. Runs responsibie
for--e>iboid Z. HoIiinx 1. Stolen bases
---Murphy :. Middleton. woIser. Double
ptay--stumpf TO ksn~orthy 10 Murphy
Unp3res-Phyie and Eason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

cent Of the worlds population and
per cent Of the worlds land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
Clothes
exactly
suiiting
Seattle
weather
Reduced
2O%

Clothes that are COR
rect, yet cool under
t h e midafternoon
sun and warm in the
evening, can b e
found at CHEAS-
TVS. Men of social
or business conse-
quence while look
inU tO tho corracf-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21

Guthrie city ward 3. prerincl
-. u, A Hunter. Corner Harrison and
Broadway.
IL Guthrie city Ward ], precinct
y. Frank Pierati. Corner Oklahoma
Avenue and First
ia Guthrie city Wad 4, precinct
q. J. A. Nelson. 70s West Noble
IL Guthrie City Nard Z, precinct
p, Maud Daniels. ei6 West Harrison
rs Guthrie CITY ward g. precinct
w n. Hardwick. l223 West LOGAN
is Iowa TWP. J.. T. johnson. Route
l. box 2a.
~ Springvale Twp Weaver "
Wilson, Guthrie. Route s
is- Seward Twp, d. c crossiey.
Seward
legislative District No. 2.
~ LcBron Twp Thos nibbs
Muihall Route 2
40 Cedar TWP precinct ! Robert
L. Hancock. Naylna. Route
2lccdar Twp ureeinct q v
Cullen, Crescent. Route q
2s Crescent Twp precinct " Jca.
kse M I.owthw, Crescent
23-creseent Twp. precinct @
Claude Hart. Crescent
~ Iron Mound - II shelhlng
Guthrie. Route 4
25- Lawrio TWP, r. NJ Huiehersnn
Guthrie. Route 10
2e-- Marshall Twp. n n Hearn
Marshall
n Mulhall Twp w n Mathew
rs Oak View Twp, Frank nenay.
Lowell
20 Orlando Twp H. r. Morris.
Orlando.
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Registration Books
Open to Voters

n you are no, qualified voter hs
reason OF the fac, that you have mes
vegisired, you have chance n
become voter il you wish to take
iadvaniage of the opportunity Regis
traiion books are now open TaOy
Will close July En-.
To be eligible 70 vote pga9n
must be 81 years ot age. must have
lived In the state one year. sir months
tn the county and thirty days IN the
precinct.
In event person moves from AN.
other state. and all have been IN
this county or city year on next
November ? tnational election day.t
be may register and vote in toe
August primaries which selects can
didates TO be voted on in November
II you have changed your voting
months by November having moved
sere from some other county In the
state or Oklahoms. you may register
and vote in the August primary.
! you have changed your voting
precinct in this city since you voted
the last time. you must get trans.
fer from your former precinct regis.
trar 70 yoIr present precinct. This
procedure ~ perfunctory. just ask
your former registrar and he will
make the transfer without any trou.
bic 10 you.
II you have lost your certificate yoi
can make an affidavit 10 that effec,
and have new one issued and have
The lost one cancelled on the records.
Following IL list OF the precinct
REGISTRARS:
Legislative District No. I.
ANTELOPE TWP. prseinc, /: Chas.
Rowland. Pleasant Valley.
2--Anteiope Twp percinct 2: Frank
Martin, coyIe
S-North cimaron Twp: C. n.
Ickmsn, Coyle
s--soush cimarron -: J. A. stark.
Meridian.
S--Bear Creek Twp.: j. r.. Cruce,
inthrie. r. r. D.. ..
s--Guthrie Twp; RozeiIa Hu,chIns,
suthrie, Route .. box 20.
7--Fuihrie City. ward 1. precinct 4; |
ressue Ray. SIG East Cleveland ST.
s-cathrie CITY Word, ]. precinct 2:
selIse Hamilton. 7zs East viiax.
s--Cuthrfe city Ward 2. precinct i:
|. l.. Brown. ziz East Oklahoma Ave.
Guthrie City Ward z. precinct
/; J. NJ Kroeger, 100 East Warner
I've.
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Handles once asIprsn,

Oar ~ iha rapidly Kfpwing factor
i"s IA Guthrie iN the rnupefa iiYn
ruhllshlng 60 Thtn flrm has IL
stock and ON ihe floor IL the safe
room eYofythlng that an offien ay
bank requires Ia the wag at offiaa
equipment u makes specially III
allalcrl safes and has large -
e0fimeat for lmmnditte delivery
II you are ennlemplAtlnH aadlnR la
or tniBg ~ your office read the
Allsteel safe ad Of the "a Operative
Publishing 4 90 po nat ~ tus
~ Guthrie Tor you c'tluv equipment
fon can aet anylhna yn naa' Ia
'ihls llne at The 60 Operative vs.
fishing 90
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FoR RENT

FOR RENT e. Light housekeeping
rooms south east exposure nss os
parior and piano also garage. s2g IL
Y. Okla Phone fifE.
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PAGE SEVEN
~ NJ A Ma4 .ltL

California ehemiat u said W hafa
alagpgerrd a pfaeea# hs whieh plat
iHum u extracted from ths ere witch
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