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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19

Nyseh wsh enesiieri resui,s There ere
AsaeaR9s ~ eehe@ss neryeus. fan-assn
tesks need iasl sueA . prepsfstipa -
sAs bat nat kmew whsf 10 take. Thers~
iaFe have ufxsaSy saxEsasa the ~isv-
sYsesd pvAltcsssesa 81 the ssorn statement
sf the eempok;ls2a Of is torusuis 90 thar
the public may kno~ What they are tzkinf.
Aas somSgisie fermuia 10 uaw TO Ne toanA
IA ne~spApsfs Throughout the couniry It
- ecmposed pnnespally ef etssnie iren 10
the form cf Iron pspsona,s Of q special spe-
cine standard and gsyeerophserhatss wAisl 10
eae of the rcM epstly tonie inxrwdarnin
knowu. To the credit OF the manaiseta
srs IL nay be said that they use the rest
esp~usiss form of iron grpioaste. whrress
~ employing other n4kes they seuld hsss
put the ane gusntity Of actual iron ia the
tablets a. less than ene.toarth the coat sn1
~ using rnetallie iron thsy could have re-
daeed the cost 20 less than onesweifsh. hat
hy thus eheapening the rredset thsy wcaii
nndouhsetiy have Impaired i,s thrfspeuiis
saleaey. In my opinion eareinl sxsnias-
ison u this fsrnauis bv any pAysieian er
pharmacies should convince him that Nax-
atsd lron IA % be placed smonx the vssy
highest class and most strictly ethical prep.
af4sions kRown 20 medical science " ex-
rsis anything ! have ever used Tor hailding
lsr The system Ant Increasing the red hioe1
rorpuselss thsrehy snriehsnS and for,,iyina
Ias tsse6 ss&nss tAs Jsvases VI 6Asssse-
ma az Ku0d ufuggiSta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
$100 Reward, S100

pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease ths, science has
been able TO cure In all it's stages ana
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Medicine Is taken in
sernally and acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces OF the System,
thereby destroying the foundation OF
the diseaer, giving 'the patient
strength by Jailding mp the constita-
tion and assisting nature in doing iis
work The proprietors have so much
faith in the. curative powers OF Halls
Catarrh Medicine that Rhey offer One
Hundred Dollars for any ease that 4
fails to cure. Send for list OF testi-
monials
Address +. ]. CHENEY, A. Co, To-
ledo, Ohio Sold by all druggists 75c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19

Physician Expans Says Public Ought To Know What They
Are Iakinx--Practica Advice ON What To do To
Build Up Your Strength. Power and Endurance and
Increase the Red Blood Corpusces.

Tia fsr4 shss Nuxasei Iron 10 to-day te-
6U ussd b. ever three niliion peaIae en-.
ssal'y sn1 sAss 90 nsny phfsas.sns ar PFC.
e<fsbfnG u ~ . tcna<. sifensih and hinsd
euilcer In weaA. nervous. rsnsdo~n senft'
si9ns has led 70 sn iavssnsation 81 ils
asrits by deslSnsfrd phynrisns aRt o,Aefs
sAss< fspsrn Aoeli be q stsat lusport.nse
% the patle ssnesaily, Asneng these - ths
ivsn. formerly rkyslxisz of Bellevue Hoe
Fiisl tostdeor peytl, New ierk, and
Nssssksaer County Hesplsai. Who saYsi
~ hea sns patient alter snegher lexaa ash.
Ing ny cpinion u Nasssed lroa. resolved
O. 70 thoreughly infe the snhseyt snd hni
out fos myself ~hesAsr or net il possessed
ia real vslre eIssmsd BY us mAnaiaciarefs
end stseued 70 BY - many -ptonlsnsns pee
pls Tbs u exactly what ! bslisrs every
kenstI eons<tcnfieus physician sAorid do
tefere prescribing Or lendirs be endorse
asns 10 any preduet Whatsoever. IL an ~.
Oeie Is worthless We practitioners ought 70
ke the hfss to know ef Il and II Il i eM.
sssioas we are IN dusy bound 70 rescamend
u Ter ihe welfare Of eur patients a stady
81 the composition Of the Auxst<t lrsn
formula 80 Impressed me with the therapeu'
DC sGesey Of the predues that harae'
aistsiy isssed Il in number q obstinate
sssss. So Quiehiy did IL increase the strsnsth.
sssrsy snd endurance 81 the pAtients 20 whom
u vss sdninisssrsd that ! became hrmi~ con.
v,sssd q ,ts rsmsss able value 80 a TONIC
= blsoa bsIdss. ] have sases ssAss V
-SOlu IN tnls rity by Uwi Dg"g Stogv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
Belgian t1are.

than $l,20o An Ohio farmer sends
400 pounds of rabbit meat week TO
city restaurants, yet is unable 70 meet
the demand
Rabbit raising. either to supply the
home table or the market, IL steadily
increasing In the United States, IN the
Older countries rabbits have long been
q valued source OF cheap meat. The
bureau OF biological survey, United
States department of agriculture. has
recently issued bulletin on rabbit
raising in which the various breeds
and their care and feeding are dis.
cussed Recipes for the use Of rabbit
meat are also given This Farmers
Bulletin. No. 1920. may be had free
from the division of publications.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
Published June lQ Isgo. ian,
Leaderl
NOTICE

State ~ Oklahoma. Comfy ~ H.
gan, IS.
Notice is hereby given that ON tb.
sith day ~ June. A. ~. is9O ~
Reed, filed In The County CONF nf m
County OF i,ogan and State Of Okla.
homa, a petition praying for L.t!pr,
OF Administration a. be ISSUED A N
Reed upon the estate OF Maryarrt "
Reed, deceased iata on thm fAun.y
81 Logan aud state of Okiahona
Aud pursuant 10 an order OF sail
County Court Saturday. tho scth day
OF June A. n. 1922. al the hour y,
10 o'clock A. NJ Of raid day. that
being day OF the regular April
Term. 4. ID. 1890 of said Coafty
Court, has been appointed as ib,
utne for hearing eaid apnlina, on
when and whore any person inter
eStod may contest said petition h,
filing written opposition thereto op
the ground of incompetoncy OF the ap.
Tlicant. or may assert his owa r!aht
to the Administration and pray isaf
Letters be issued 10 himself
Witness:
A. H. BoLEs.
Judge Of the County Cour' oi
the County Of Loaan. aud IN.
Sea- OF The Court affixed the
18th day Of June. A. D.. l,l0.
(SEAL.j
A. w. BOLES,
County Judge.
G. c, SMITH.
Attorney.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
SUN IS THE BEST
OF O|s|NFECTANTS

Direct sunlight is one OF the most
important dlslnfeeiants known. aud
should be taken advantage ~ where
ever possible. The disadvantages of
relying upon II solely for prac,icnl
dlslnfection are, however, that Its sup
ply ~ beyond control, and that. even
In the brightest days. II " hardly pos
sibie 10 apply II 20 all parts u
stable or other building.
Disinfectants IN liquid state are
most effectively used on the inside ~
buildings IN the form Of spray and
applied by means Of force pump
Disinfectants that will not destroy
germs are useless --Dr. w. H. bal
rylhple. a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19

Cut This Out and TaAe u With You.
man often fcfYess ttsa exact naia.
Of e'stssci~ We wishes 70 rurvnass.
ma as a last rcaow takes aoma nina
else ln@ead That Is always distn-
poinanx and unsatisfactory I~e "A =
way Is 70 cut this out and take Il VI n
YOU 40 as 10 make sure of getfins
tbamberlaln's Tablets You viii fiud
nothing uniie 80 satisfactory Tor con
s'taiion ana lndtge.fion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
FEDERAL JUDGE WILLIAMS
SANCTIONS HOME BREW
No Crime 10 Manufacture Choo
Beer, Grape Wine or Other
Beverage For Own Use,
He Says.

McAlester June M Manufacture
OF choctsw beer and otaer nom,
made brew was given Judre u l.
Williams sanction Tor persopai con
sumption IN statement nade from
tha bench today In connection with
some LIQUOR cases
Eve might Just as well lie; thea.
foreign people understand tha. as far
AZ I am concerned they ean make
choctaw beer. whisky or other drink
fcr their own use, judge William
stated las long as they dogt irt
10 sell or give any Of the lldao
away, will not encourage officer.
70 arrest them It's all right Ter then
to raise TrapeV In their back yard
Or fruits or corn 10 make dtlnkl 4
keep az home, hut they mn 4 not hay.
joints where these liquors are sold
II they come in here under cases 10
that the full force OF the law vii
operate against them"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19

Prem inc Amos tawa Intelligence.
W'hrn man somes 80 fpa ~ hrAp
lrd av With paia AHa asvlAf~a hN VII
ate IA voaf presence Ha'*ta Hau Ne@
cure ht,n a dtlns VI selaky ssaa A1a
20 a doctor ng e'Ra give hlm a 'ls'es
~ rhAmt~rlatn s'ulls anal nlAYFaf
Reniesly rheFe "a mlst4hsa atfi9sl
annuE whole ut ul psAplp IA
nt,qsr IA w. hrWg remedy ieg taGle a~A
alrlnAfh sehe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19

hoy had been drowned Rnd the body
was discovered IA The pond
Investigation after The discovery of
Halls body revealed Tint his tongue
vas hanging ont aud That rolling did
not force any wator from the lungs
two unusnni incidents w connection
with q drowning. This aroused The
suspicion of the grandfather. who on
llsteh the aid of Alate troopers aud
cleared the mystery surrounding the
crime.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
SNAPS IN CLOTHING AND
SHOES

Army surplus store s. noR
open 60 the public in the
balldlng At anu West Oklahoma ay,.
nue stock consisting OF Shoes
clothing, blankets. tents. underKag
mcnis. viii be- sold. a, profItscr,
Ing prices.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
MATURITY OF THE
BIG ALFALFA CROP

Alfalfa cannot ordinarily be nj
lowed to stand in the field until the
proper stage Of maturity is reached
and except Ia a season of drought
when the dry matter content of the
plant Is abnormally high, II should
be allowed 10 Ne IN the field four tc
six hours SO thnt some OF the surplus
water cah eyaporate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19

products produced BY larger gardens
A large number ~ small exhibits IN
stead ~ few lnrge oaes favor sue
cesNfui show A important paint 4,
"a have the premium list made uf
early, preferably before seeds are or
defcd Exhibits should be attractlscly
staged, th. entries fUr ciaa being
kept together. Both classes ahd lndt
yidual entries should be- plainly aud
appropriately labeled,
Aslpsul comps,itlen.
Vegetable fruit. aud flower earden,
or the home grounds ~ community
may be fairly CHASED ana judged
These make mes, helpful community
competitions.
Token priaes Instead of those OF IN.
trinslc value are all that is necessary
for successful competitions,
When the time ot the show ap.
proecbes the exct dnte must be ilxsd
and ll3s should not be- changed n n
is done Il may provoke a feellug Of un-
fairness. q
Where competitions of any ~ the
types discussed In tho department
Circular O. have heen held. they have
been found nog only "a stimulate in'
tefest ~ gardening aud hume adofn
mepi. but even more 10 set nelghhoFs
acquainted with one another and ds
velop community spirit
An exhibition requires considerable
effort, but Il ~ usually felt e. hs wei
worth while even hy those upon whom
The heaviest burden falls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
DOLLARS SAVED IN
USING STABLE MANURE

tatihFs m eAaa maausr rwpr~eeat
Westst last "A naueN as slailWVs IA ths
bank lhs wanaFe wliieh has aeenma.
hAfga Ia the BARNARD shaahi be
apfrat IA ,he evits Az the earliest
usss.lhls Namsas. Warm rains reduce
ia fsrtillh.H vAIae guplsllY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
NOTICE TO OWNERS,
AGENTS OR RENTERS

10 cut the weeds on lots and parN
ings. Your sidewalks must BE-
cleaned OF grass and dirt. II said work
n not done before July lst the cit,
Of Guthrie will proceed 10 do the
above work and charge the cost ta
said property II IA very expensive
10 baye the city do your work
STREET DEPARTMENT.
by w. H. Mitchell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
CUT MEAT COSTS BY
MARKETING RABBITS
Family Table Supplied With Ex-
cellent Chear Food; Care
and Feedino Is Fully
Explained.

One resident VI Kansas city. Kan,
raises every year 800 TO 400 pounds OF
rabbit meat for his own table. II costs
him only to 10 cents pound. There
are All increasing number OF people In
this country who. TO a greater or less
or degree, are cutting the high cost Of
living In the same way. Besides fur
nishing the home table with plenty of
cheap meat, the rabbit grower can
make money by marketing tls surplus
animals.
A high-school boy In Iowa who breeds
registered rabbit stock raised and sold
enough rabbits IN iD1s 10 eienr more
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19

Some time In 1908 when | had an
lttack OF indigestion aad everything
ooked gloomy 10 mo. received a
rec sample Chamhcrlaine Tablets by
mai, gave them a trial and tlsy
we're such a help 10 me thar | bought
A package. and can truthfilly ray
that have not had similar attack
since writes VIM. B. wisier, Doug
vile. ia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19

II may not cost any more 10 keep
two than one. but the father of mar
riageable girl isn't willing TO take
chanIes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
BOYS CONFESS GUILT
Or BRUTAL MURDER
Pennsylvania Lads Admit caus
ing the Death OF Their Com.
panion. Hanged HIM
in Barn,

Snow Sn"* "a FUnr hayA Metsln
Rawan, Arthur ana tisnrivA Mar1iey
eua fhuiuas STARK. afu aHdeF aftssg
here. eharrssi with eausine gbe death
~ larls llai. ten ,AA grpnasOn
~ Me- SUD Mrs W IA liail ar snas
Shoe cn August ~, lpia A, ,ne l,me
81 TIE Han hnss death u Mas Nvnetal.
y believed thar w. hat been slrbWncl
accidentally white sNvlmmlng ln u
pnud neer tls hame His grandfather
however, Was NOT satisfied with laIs
version ~ the analr and secured the
aerslges ~ renusSgnnih state las
ilrv who nnatls unrnssled the desalls
81 the irase,is aud caused the arrest
~ the four lads. Who hayr confessed
The cFine
The four defendants range ia age
fr"m eleven 70 nnven years Ia r..
sI'unse 20 questions fram srivnds nna
"ttirers - 10 why they committed lhs
act. the boys always have replied that
they 10 not knew.
Crime ~ Unusual Features
According 60 evidence IA The rRse
the Hnli boy left hts hamv un the ~
teFnoon of August w. a. waa his ene
tonh 10 bring Ia tiAa COWS A. he WIS
passing an abandoned harm ihe isua
an. Mafklcy and stark boys rushcd aus
Hnd captured him iie NRs takru ~.
side, wkefc two ~ the leds held him
while the other two placed lie rope
about the victlmA ueek. theu they
hanged him 10 raftar and allowed
the body 20 hang Tor sboat hse min
ntesi Finding the boy dead. Tbs fuur
youths dtessed the oody IA uld clrih
ing aud threw " lnsa pond Later
the boys reported that they believed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19

Nearly e0.0o0 women were engaged
IN engineering work In ENGLAND dur
ing the war.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY

Cut our this slip. enclose with y
TO Foley a. Co.. 1886 Sheffield Ave
Chicago, III writing name and address
clearly. You Will receive IN re,uri
q trial package containing Foley
Honey and Tar Compound for coughs
colds, and Group. Eoley Kidney PHI
and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19

In after years a selfmade man likes
10 boast about the hard struggle he
had on farm when he was boy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19

IN PLACE OF LRNoSs
Sc 1iOrsfar1's Acid Phosphate
IIenithlui. refreshing hettef fof soa~
invtcoratrs nerves. brain and body
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19

An organized competition among
nelghhovS helps create added interest
In vegetable. fruit. and flower grow
ine IN community. To aid those who
desire 90 have horticultural show or
garden rompetltion but who DO NOT
know exactly how 60 conduit enc, Is
the purpose ~ circular recently n.
sued hy the department of agriculture.
The methods given Ia It are those
which experience has proved % be
easiest aud best. Alnong the subjects
treated are classification Of entries, the
arrangement OF the han aud of the
exhibits. the points observed Ia judy.
ing various horticultural exhibits, aud
the prizes offered
Scope of the Eshibite.
An organization already in exist.
ence, such as county or state fair.
a farmers club, q grange a garden or
horticultural club, or n boys and girls
club, may father horticultural ex
h,blt or group mny be brought 60.
gether especially for the purpose
once organized. thls cireular suggests
the first step Is 70 outline the scope
of The exhibit. Competitions 10 be In
Gervsiing must be- fair and equitable
In order 20 make them Sc. competitors
with similar opportunities should be
matched agaius, epe another, The ex
hihits should be divided into as smali
units as possible, so that the person
with only few square feet of ground
nay NhoW sneh products ns be- mas
grow. ia even competition with Ike
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19

Leader Classified Ads Get Results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-19

ID 10 ms cay BY Uw DFg sloit and SO Kood afHEElsta
The diamond drill., 1920-10-23
~ III ri
MANY IDLE MEN IN CITIES
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job is waiting, Is evidence that in the
major portion of cases the men are
without funds. indicating that they
lived up TO their income.
This is not true of all workmen, OF
course, but II is true OF many OF
them. They forgot. or never learned
the lessons about preparing for a
rainy day, with the result that their
roof leaks and they are are getting
wet when they should have been fixed
with leak proof covering. It's the
old story over. mans heedlessness OF
the inevitable laws OF nature.
How About Local Conditions
SO far as we can learn. Crystal Falls
is not threatened with any such slack
ening OF employment as is In evidence
in the cities, nor is there any immed-
late danger OF wage cut.
This locality has been one OF the
most Industrious and satisfied in the
nation. Our workmen have been con-
tent 10 labor and give good return for
the big money they got. They are
likely to reap the reward for this con-
dition as the mines are headed for
steady winters work. The stock piles
are shipped and many of the prop
critics need to catch up on their de-
velopment work, which has been more
or less delayed during the strenuous
times OF the past four years
For that reason there is every in
dication at the present time-and we
have 1t upon the authority OF those
in the management of affairs-that
so far as they are able TO see and so
far as the plans are laid now, there
will be no curtailment nor Is there
any wage cut in prospect. or course,
The diamond drill., 1920-10-23

From New York comes word that
5000 actors are out OF jobs because
OF the passing OF the wave OF theatre
going on the part OF the public. The
New York conditions are reflected in
reports from the road shows who say
that the public has. been fed up on
high priced seats and are now pass
ing up all such with the result that
summer managers have lost 81 200 900
in the New York district alone.
Ea ~ -
DEMOCRATIC MISSTATEMENTS
The ends to which our democratic
friends are put in their state cam
palgn was amply illustrated in the
recent talk of Mr.. Ed Shields AT the
city hall when he stated, rather under
his breath. that the states expenses
last year amounted TO $S9.000.000. A
circular containing the same state
ment was sent broadcast by the dem
ocratic state central committee. Now,
as matter OF fact. the states tax
budget last year was $l7,30O,0OO, a.
bout 100000 more than when Gov.
Ferris was governor and the costs OF
food and materials for our state in
stitutions was about half OF what It Is
now. What the democrats would
lead one TO believe is that the states
expenses consume all OF the money
passing through the hands OF the state
treasurer which is as much OF a false
hood as To claim that the expenses OF
the city OF Crystal Falls amounts TO
the sum OF all the money passing thru
the hands of the city treasurer who
collects the state tax, county tax,
school taxes. ETC., and simply pays
them over to the proper agency.
The state treasurer collects the reg
ularly allotted state tax money, which
in this case amounted TO $1,000, 900,
and also collects a lot OF money that
do not go to the state but Is paid out
to schools and other county and local
agencies. Thus II was that the s39.-
100000 which our democratic friends
would have us believe was spent in
state affairs may be divided into two
parts; seventeen million of state mon
ey and twenty-five million other
money. This other money consists OF
primary school money that is
simply collected by the state and paid
out Immediately TO the several school
districts OF the state. This fund a
mounted to sS.OO0,O0O Another item
in this sum was s1O.66O.OOO of road
The diamond drill., 1920-10-23

money paid 10 the different counties
from the sale OF the road bonds voted
two years ago BY the electors OF the
state to pay for trunk line roads con-
structed under contract with the
counties and the state highway de-
partment. Another item in this cum
ningly arranged plot Is s2,SOO,0O0 col
lected by the state in automobile
taxes and paid back TO the counties by
the state
Thus II can be seen that our demo-
cratic friends are deliberately misrep-
resenting'in an effort TO pull the wool
over the eyes OF the people OF the
state.
The diamond drill., 1920-10-23
ORE snORTAGE FRAREp
CONTINUED from page /

Continued from page 4
for use In the cars that MIR. Ford
manufacturers together with the
building OF kilns for the seasoning OF
such lumber. which means the en-
pioyment OF several hundred more
men in manning the factory, the kilns
and in shipping in knock down form
the parts manufactured.
All above those simple operations
is speculation. What Henry Ford
will do in addition is limited only by
his inclination. He may undertake
lot OF things that have been mention
ed, pulp mill. furnace. a body fac
tory and a lot OF other things, and
then again, he may not.
Mr.. Ford's. great success-in fact
HIS only bowling success-has been
In the manufacture and sale OF his
Model T car. All OF his other ven
lures have scored only moderate sue
cesses and some OF them failures. IL
would seem that Mr. Ford will, in his
future expansion, be more particular
about furthering the success he has
made with his Model I than in branch
ing off into the realms OF the expert
mental and that his investments in
Iron Mountain win all be fashioned
carefully and with that end in view.
The diamond drill., 1920-10-23
VOTE 1T STRAIGHT

their antipathy to the Catholic Church
with a public school welfare garment.
In their zeal TO injure that church
they overlooked the fact that this
matter OF training children according
to ones personal desires isn't confin-
ed to one church or to one class OF
people. The amendment hits very
generally the people OF the state and
puts a clamp upon personal direction
of ones offspring. In that line they
antagonized many whom they little
dreamed OF interfering with.
But, in another line they exposed
themselves to the spot light OF public
inquiry. AS We have said, the public
in the main is a tolerant body. espec-
tally when aroused 10 the narrowness
OF mind OF a part OF it's makeup.
Big men think above such narrow,
partisan or ysctarian schemes. A
mong them We might mention Harry
B. Hutchins, until a few weeks ago
president OF the University of Mich
igan, when he says:
II am opposed to the proposed par
ochial school amendment. II Il car
ries. II would in my judgement. be OF
doubtful validity. During my exper-
ience In educational work. which ex-
tends over many years. l never dis
covered anything in parochial schools
inimical 10 good citizenship or educa-
tional standards"
Mr.. Hutchins is but one OF the big
men teachers, preachers, business
men Of the state who have declared
against the amendment 50 that the
alignment is pretty well deflned-the
broad and fair minded on the one side
and in the big majority. and the mar
row and bigoted on the other. forming
comparatively small number OF the
electorate OF Michigan. Present indi-
cations promise as overwhelming n
defeat for this amendment as the
beers and light wines" got a few
years ago.