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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
Step Father Was
Feared By Girl
Who Shot Him

81. louis. April --loseph y
woodloek naue numerous attempts
10 assault his assposuvhter ursuia
breasrick. 70 yeas of age, ssas tee
titled 20 ~ ths olrl's trial here 20
oay oV a chsrae 81 first degree
murder for sliiina wcodiocb ApFil
- las,
mss Lillian ~ooaloek. mother
o. the airl and also unaer lnales
meut for her husbsna's death a.
serted wooaloek drank heavll, and
when ynuer the lnfluence oi lntosl.
oarfs. made repeated attempts 20
attack the eirl. When sober how.
ever. she continued he regretted hss
actions and always spoios,aed 20
Ursula.
The elri who also Killed her "a.
thsr. 1'hon.ts ~ Bweericl., feur
yearu ACC. has declared shs shot
Wosdioek 90 defend her honor.
On enc accession. Nrs. woodlock
tAid. she visited the prosecuting
attorneys office 10 complain cf her
hushsnds threats against the olrl.
but the office was closed
The state is attempting 10 provs
Mrt Wcodieck and the eiri plotted
20 murder woodiock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
GUTHRIE To De MUSICAL
METROPOLIS OF STATE.
Augmented Chorus of First M Il
Church, Under Direction Of
r w Merten. Will Give
Cantata April 2

The large augmented chorus ~ she
First n + church. under the dlrrc-
lion - Mr. Il W Mersen. viii render
the ciafaieai religious eantata. The
Crusiflxion.T b John aialner, on
Good Friday evening April ?. a. Tao.
This caalaia is famous IN All mns
ieai eenterr for Iia wonderful har.
mpny iie breadth of beauty. and lss
apveai 10 the human haarf.
The tenor. Mr. Cecil Williams. WIN
needs no introduction 20 The people ~
GHihriel has beautiful role. in which
his fine voice vili be heard 20 great
adsaniare Mr. Warren Rider and
Dr G y HiA both SINGERS u no,e.
viii also have solo parts
Ar Aerien has devoted much time
70 this caaiata. and has succeeded
wi.h the assistance Of hss chorus. .ln
bringing on, all fhe musical beauty
and power of stsinef's great COM
position.
The personnel of she cborns 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
FAVOR s500,001 IN BONDS
FOR HAR0 H|cHNAY
Thirty One Miles Of Concrete Road
Favored, Fire Marshal Tells
Chamber City Needs New
f.re Equipmen,

~foar CITY - In Kood trim ana +,
one "a lhv clsvsnw~t fsum vveFy ataad
point IN the state. bus ghr cigf n b.
hind "a fire protectlaa. tho ptaaeal
fre saulpmsut l. obi ana pfAclisallv
usoleNs a should en pruufhi ~ e
dale a. once
Thua sI-eke State tgro Mafuhai cun
nnlley ~ nerslnN ~ ,hs Chamber ~
Commerce. kssl <xhl taft Fx,eirr
d~pusy ehins. ed,naalsna ihe stats.
prntx of ConnetlSv
shlef Engsneer Clarke. ~ she ssasa
fifr inspection boroaa. tost 40 In aa.
snil the matier ~ fire pfolosttn ard
Insurance rates Ia the city BE al
snltind thai leeAl rates weru hiuh. bnt
said with new water system IN 0eor
alton and n~~ fire ranipnasus ~
daction o. Is per cen, 10 premium
could be s~cuvd
with an improved fire equipment
= saslna of ssoooo "a two ,csru cea
b. made" he aAld.
iiol cogf.- and sandwiches wsfe
served at ,ha meeting which wan w.ll
attended
pr Duke pfaiAesl the CitY's hnahhfai
cnndislon, Nc lockwood uf the 0res.
ham mills. made an iniermntlns faik on
ehipplpg rates ana ths nelhssl ~ pfai
curing better wrrNlsu
The nubIees ~ hrtfer roasis AMI
north and south highway was debated
AZ ienrth. eaod talks balas trade hy
Measrs Co,le. iilidroth ard Gray. n
VIA pointed onl that Oklahoma county
had just carried an clacfson faF ffs9.
900 In honda 90 buiid a hhfhWay 20 iNe
north fswan eOunfy line. and a nas
prppo~ed that I.orAn eennfY vote
$500 ns@ IN hoswin % hulid thirty ooe
miles ~ eonefe,~ r,nd frum tha ~
mond line north a. 6ewani gr or
lAndo
A committee WAS named 10 cnuff
with the oknhoma vvuniy rood foats
commltiee.
sentiment favored bond issue f1f
4 hard .aagfatea highway
Whether bond lsNuo OF not TIE point
@aa made thai Logan county must Az
eomefhing 60 aasurs a hard .aarfsesi
aoF,h and south highway
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
! 4
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

aalina rhe kansaa state rwpub.
llean coaTension elected four unin-
s'ueief delegates 20 tbe national
eoassn,log
New York Attorneys far IN.
ehiidrea u iliehafd Croker. Sc. fsr.
hasr Tnmmany leader announced .
Palm beach. Fla. cour had granted
q i.npofeFy in1unefioa prsv~ntins
The disposltlou or transfer ~ croksrfs
propefiY ln hat state pending tho
lnsiiiation ~ prpoeedinKs BY hls fxs.-
~ 90 have eonsersssor Appointed
90 manase hls estate Ths children
aileTe ~ 4 lneapahls n handling his
affairs. ans that nj. present wife.
formerly an Oklahoma Indian girl.
has sought 70 alternate him from h,s
chlidrsn.
Warrington postwar era
of ~sxtfavaxanes and rsekisas. bay
lag" BY he pabiie 4 nearing an sad.
according 10 natAon.td~ reports from
fedsrals-fessrse bank officials
washinsion Furnsr Secretary
Of State Lansing and f.esfsr n. Wool
say. former sohrifor of fhe state d.
partment. have formed q partnersitp
90 practice International lAw Il -.
came tno~n Wednesday night.
Fix city Mr. Elmer covsrt De-
seribed In . written sfas<m<nf nss
Essf4x. - IfaI 49, -. 1fl4.x -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
Man
Lands Receipership
Red Ricer Lands

Washington. April il--rssas vas
enIosnsa by the supreme eeust frsm
issvlra any permits affecting con.
test oil leases IN tho Red River
valley pending fsnsl decision 90
the boundary proceedings Instituted
By the State o. okishons
The eourt has siso sniolrsd both
from renewing any % the wsehln.
cry nov used IN fsslra Oh 90 gss
from shs lsad ard eeasres she 40
posnsmsnt - .. ~. pieksrson %
Chicago. a. receiver 20 take pos
session ~ the lard ard property.
fhe Injunction ~ss granted ~
the melton - the government ~hlen
act 10 70 be made a party 70 the
procseasnas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
'cH|L0LEss PARENTS URGED
TO ADOPT F0UNDL|NGs
Sisters OF Charity Of New York
Have 3.cc0 Children To Be
Placed L. Good
Homes

Can YOU use 40 orphan IN your
homeT@
Father John Van caslel sends "a
The Leader the following statement
The Sisters % Charities 81 m.
New York F0andline and Orphan
Asylum asks your cooperation IN a
truly noble. charitable. sad Chrlsillke
work These sisters desirc 10 know
The names of some Families Who are
willing and anxious 10 adopt ono or
more Of their little charges They
have ~ present not Jess than 1oa
children Ia the instiiuilon-~v very near
the limit Of It's accommodation =.
consequently the sisters desire 20 b. +.
stow one or more % their children
on any worthy Cathoilo family who
g. willing 70 receive them. This room
will be made for older children vho
are deserving of this charity. Many
ehiidless people would rladly take one
o. more u these Children II they
were aware Of The sisters atncai.
Hence lcf the people understand this.
and lei them also understand thai
he children are sent free of charge
or expense. nicely ci0f he'd and On
approval. 80 that II they 10 not prove
satisfactory IN every respect. m
sisters will take them back At ans
time Tbe children arr Ell yet babies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
WILEY PUTTING FORCE IN
NEEDS or THE COUNTY
Fair, Road Repairs and Better
Markets Command the At.
tention Of Active County
Agent

The blaTesi thing merchants can
% uow la 10 booet tlan county fair.
ard gpi the farmers in lime ~ nlce
exhibits" sAld bnsinees man this
morning y v. Wiley hak done a
gfsai work N NrltlnK she fair details
~ motion wiler enjoys iha friend
ahip and confidence Of all the farm
ees IN the county. and they are anx.
iotlu 20 co.operate with him. We
should stand behind SECRETARY Me.
hean and Wiley"
At this iln~ af hIsh pflcea and
ecarlly ot hui'dlnr and other ma
terioia, We cannot expect a great deal
ftonn me outside, III tho way II ray
rlii Institutions. thorefore W. musf
iaFn within ourselves and sloveiop shc
county Good roads fair marked prices
ana the fair arr main essentials now
Push these and YOU push the city
NEGLECT them, and there Il nothing
leh for the c9 Wiley has the ae-
cret Of aritailon and promotion. aad
~e should be proud ~ him 10 has
shade cracking sueresa ~ ihe ilare-
faTa shows, the boys and virla clubs
and isnos working with ihs railroads
for better raiea for he clsy.
Mr. Wiley speaklnz 81 the fair.
raid The details are .0minr along
nicely. the farmers viii make eA
hlhiia ana We ~iil haYe biz expo
ai'ion. What We want TO do now h
80 nei 10 work on lhe road repair
work ~ order ihat zee bore may get
their exhibits 10 town Intact
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
LIVE WIRE BOYS TAKE
DOWN CASH PRIZES
Awards Made To Logan County
Youth In Stock Sales Con
tests, Flattering Show.
ing Made

Twenty-Five bows participated In
The contests AZ the stock sale iast
week. Ten 81 ihc iads REGISTERED
right.
} Il Wiley. county areut. has re-
ceiyod the following letter from h. A.
Shoswell, bays caif club agent. rcla.
tive % the contest.
saltwater March s1 Dear Mr.
wncys am enclosing herewith the
results az the judging contest of the
boys az the stock sales last week
The grades are there 80 that you
may pick the highest ten yourself 1
lhink on ihe whole the boys dld very
we'll believe work ~ this kind
i very valuable ~ the boss ANY
further service can render YOU VII
be done IA 20 far az | have time 90
be with YOU Wishing Yen saccers. :
am very truly yours. T. y shoswell,
State hoys club agent
Chas oldenburv. erade - a.g
first priae. 81 3 willard Jones. Grade
a2. second prize 81. q. Henry SEARS.
grade - ~. third giise 81: {. "a.
ward ASHER, 1aer o. glf lug d
grade ., 8. Raymond pariIanee.
gfade ~. fifih prize 81 s-a Hay.
den Haws grade 81. sixth nriga 81.
q Robert I. Henry grade sf seventh
prize 81. :. Walter steffsns rrlde
- ~ eighth prize 81: s-a. oalniua
steobback Erade ~ l-s. ninth prize
s.. 10. Adolph Einde erade IS "a
tenth prize 81
There were - boys conicFflur. Two
lcnnaln..na =. n - q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

force OF radloaction which dlzfnts-
crates the atoms In ssupendous local
red krasaioss. or Mont pelees. on
ihs sun. and produces the hydrogen
~ the coronal streamers. then also
hurled the final atoms OF that ex-
piosloa. namely. electrified hydrogen.
and probably helIum. straight to tAe
earth.
only within about month ~ the
equinox. vernsl. or atumnai. is the
earth IN an orbitsl position 20 be thus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
caAmaeR CROWDED. AL NIGHT

Albany. y v. Arril l. The cham
her wns crowded with s,'cciator. from
the time the assembly eouves.d At
$3.50 a. m. Yesterday unil lonr after
midnight Many ~ ihe visitors re-
manned throushoui 'he nlvht and
hoard the assembly reconl n YER
dict.
Former members ~ the lower
house. the session was irving. The
housc was o~erstinx uader a close
cali. which meaui that no one was
allowed 20 the outer portals - the
chamber without a nsss signed by The
speaker. Lnncheon and supper was
eaeht ~ ,he mrrtsers hy she pnrss.
waldman and solomon remained
at the capitol throughout the delib-
cratiors. Both appeared 20 b. highly
amused at the proceedinfs and
smiled frequently The other three
men under fire were not present.
At the conclusion OF the apecch Of
Assemblyman Martin c MeCue. a
democrat from Now York IN which
the socialist members we've called hy
such cpithcts es traitors "curs"
and "whl ped dogs Waieman sent a
note 20 Mccuc reading AZ follows
Marty BE good snoEi and move
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

precise atomic order of the explosion
Of the chemical elements IN the sun.
and IN the stars generally. leads 10
conceptions OF the aurora and TIE
accompanying magnetic and electric
storms. which are beyond any douat
as 10 their validity.
During the hours OF Monday nlslt
last. the earth was. in very srne
sense. and to the delight Of uz All.
passing through the outer confines II
the solar corona. TIE ssnie universal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
This Mother Hard
Hit, MusfGipc Her
Children Array

celvwsass. q. Aprs t.-~usselt
- pfaslus fef tnsm asSee ~ 80
saneias isssas es-ts. n<. ts,sne
fAlsmsa. = ~sdssss ~ C@iaswnu*,
anJ metlssr - y sh,larsN h&s Al
seFtissa feur seas AGED ~. % :
ARD :. "Fer saepsiae
Me- fllt~ssa's e"lY ass~sns =
Tire ~eraas hustsns ~ss slllss
year 49, ~n.ls tstlira trss
osrsr Children u ,Ne fasslly nave
catered tns names % efoshsrs sna
SISTER. ~Ao afe msrrssa. IRE ne
shsf propesss 10 ssppeft t~e %
her sh,ldFeH. ere fesf ed hss
sas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
Pig Stickers'
Are Back on
Job at Chicago

Chicago. April The strike
which tied Up the Chicago stock
yards for ssur days ard threstened
20 close all psckina houses was set
tied here today. The nren agreeing
20 work and srblsrste their wage
differences. Work vsili be resumed
at the stock yards tomorro~.
More tran seven thousand pack.
ing house employees were turned
out of wcrk when the stock hand
lers snd feeders at the yards went
on a strike.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

Try Associated Press1
Philadelphia. March 3l-The earfh
was passing through The outer con-
fines OF the corona or exterior en-
velope Of the sun on the night Of
March . when the inhabitants Of the
northern portion Of TIE United States
Witnessed the great aurora in the
skies. says Professor Monroe - sny-
der Director OF the Philadelphia Oh
servafory.
The astronomer declared in stats =
ment 10 The Associated Press that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
M'CABE, FORMER OFFICIAL
OF TERRITORY, IS DEAD
Passed Away In Want and His
Body Buried Secretly In a
Graveyard At Topeka,
Kansas

p Mccabe. assistant auditor
Of Oklahoma during the Barnes ad p
minisiraiion. is dead. In the early
DAYS Of Oklahoma McCabe was polnf-
Cd % a. "the colored gentleman of
the territory" He died IN Chicago.
February p. AZ the are of II years.
In poverty and no one with him but
his faithful wife.
McCabe cut a figure In the political
campaigns - the early DAYS in cufh-
rie. Possessing a fair education and
a debonair demeanor he e'ieided much
influence for a time among she teople
Of hls race. and was much sought By
while politicians.
lie was elected auditor ~ the state
o. Kansas IN iss2. Thousands Of vof-
ers cast ballots for him in the belief
he was an fffshman. He also served
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

successfully bombarded. The NOV.
ing sleetrie hydrogen is. OF course. en-
electric current. and IL therefore
carried toward the poles Of the earia
and round them by fhe earth's mag
netie forces The fascinating eoiors
OF the aurora are due 20 the fhsng
Ing eisetric exeitstion of the hydro
gen and other gases. The theory %
vegard. the swedish physicist. which
has explained the wonderful curtainsd
- -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
MADE PLEA FOR SOCIALISTS
WOMAN MEMBER OE iEcIS-
LATt RE DELIVERS IMPAs-
STONED ADDRESS tI,c-
ING MEMBERS IOI\-
PEI MEN F0R DIS
LOYALTY"
euLLrrIN.

aibany. ~ ". April i.--Flse social.
lists. Louis wal5man. August clses-
sens Charles Solomon, Samuel A. De
Witt ara samuel Orr, all of New
City. the entire delegation of their
party In the New York assembly
were expelled from the legislature
to-day.
The mslorltiss in favor Of unsest'
ina the nen suspended on the open
ing day of the legislative session on
charges Of disicyalts, were suhstani.
la
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

made % entirely oe Guthrie psopls.
Npt amy cities have The good fsrr.
tune to possres 20 much talent Mr.
aerten la ossflored with results
achieved. and predicts q rcsurn 70
fsattfie % the musie center u tha
state. ~hen the city eiii be- known
fsr ana vide a. the musical mssrop-
oils Of Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
EXTREMISTS HOLD TOWNS
IN EuhR DISTRICT

The Hague. April i--Nost--of the
towns In the Ruhr district are in
the rover OF the extremists, who are
forcing the workers 10 leave their
Jobs and join the Red army. accord
ing to the Daich press.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
TWENTY MILLION MARKS
MYsTERlouslN plSAPPEAn

Berlin. April i--Twer,y million
marks being taken from iris city -
Essen. tave mysterioulsy disappeared,
according 10 REPORTS ovrren, IN this
city today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

peYrr pci Apfil -liafificasion
oi fhs sqaal aufgrass ameadmsns ~aa
defeafcd bi tho loser house ~ IN.
iogishigfe today Ths vote sss -
tn ?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

Maiiay Apstl 1 No tFaes has besn
found ~ fhe hins rsisl,rr ehs hskt 90
she Stale LLAMA hega laas night AMI
escaped vita $500 "a money and
hsrnas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
CHIEF SECRETARY FoR
IRELAND HAS RESIGNED

London. April IA y Mcpherson.
chief secretary for Ireland. has re-
sighed his office an dthe resignation
has been ACCEPTED. II was officially
announced this afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

ns~iiaa Greer, ~, April i-~Nssssss
A.fe late seasy hsls up an ssprsss
autsme6iis fFsm Lsslsossr. sssssss,es
pay~ell ~ sl0ooc ard escaped. vnsss
men " . ear ala the ~ork. A psssss
IL ln pursuit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
the wEArHEE

New Orleans. Arril L - Tonight
afr. colder. eastern Oklahoma; frost
In north portion: Friday. fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
ala NAuL AN uAlLAA

Dallas April t--Msssss men, IN
po~ss'us ear, ssespss ssdsy ssssv hsis.
lnu ~ messenger ssr lss4t WHSLE.
safe house ard sasirs . ssssnsi cen.
salnira tstsp.
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tcontinnea on Page :. Coz. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

can YOU ~ ~ orphan IN you
h0meT9
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CONTINUED on Pago !, Col %
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-21
CITY HAS NO RUNNING WATER
vladivostok, Political Capital of the Far East, Lacks What Ameri-
 cans Consider Essential.

A city with some 350,0O0 inhab- itants and no running water-such is Vladivostok, as described by Phil Nor ton in the columns of Travel. Nor is this lack of an everyday convenience made less pressing by the fact that Vladivostok jumped from a popula- tion of about 9O,000 people without adding to the number of houses. The Manchu water vender, with his hogs head mounted on two wheels and drawn by sturdy, thick-coated Sibe- rian horses, takes the place of pipes and faucets, filling his hogshead at a shallow we'll in some private or pub lie yard, and retailing the commodity at the rate of two buckets day for a month, for about $2 in American money. He carries the buckets at the end of pole over his shoulder. If one can manage to live in reasonable con- fort in Vladivostok coolie boy can be procured to bring water to one's room, and heat it in the kitchen. Or again, if the water vender has failed to arrive, the coolie boy will gather snow and melt it, and there is ones morning bath. If one wants more gen. erous ablution one goes to the public baths; and if one wants a drink of water one thoroughly boils the mer- chandise of the water vendor before drinking it. And this city of the primi- five water supply is now the political capital of the Tar ea=v.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-21
WANT PARDON FOR HINES

lexarkana, Ark, June 20. - The
 announcement made public here that
 ahother determined effort is being
 made to induce Gov. Brough to grant Fa 1ull pardon to Jeff Davis Hines, |wno was sent up from the circuit |COurt of this county last fall for a io-year term upon conviction on a |'narge of killing Porter w. Mackley, 2 well-known florist, on March s, i'ls The testimony at the trial, wnlch was bitterly contested, showed 'nae Hines, who was driver of an ex-
 press company's wagon, had on the uay before the killing had a quarrel
 "i'n Mrs. Mackley concerning the of some flowers de-
 a'ered at the store by Hines. On the ,sy va of the tragedy Hines entered the 'lackiey store and leveling pistol ss at Mackley demanded "an apology" :. nackley said, "All right, I'll apologize 'nen and about this time Mrs. Mack 'ey come from the rear of the store /, s,aifylng a pistol in her hand. Hines s'en shot Mackley, although the latter Iau both hands elevated above his ,ssu " according to the testimony. '. aackley ank to the floor calling his "ies name, and died in a few min I'es Mrs. Mackley was also shot, but N'i injury proved to be not serious.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-21
SHOWS DIVERSITY OF BREEDS FAVORED ON
 POULTRY FARMS

The diversity in breeds and varieties of poultry kept on farms in the Unit ed States is being shown with in- creasing evidence by the Better Sires-Better Stock" movement. The enrollment blanksof persons joining the campaign-which involves the use of purebred sires in all classes of live stock kept-indicate that Rhode Is- land Reds, Leghorns, and Plymouth Rocks are the more favored breeds. Yet the less common breeds and the rarer varieties of the popular breeds are listed to surprisingly large ex- tent. Black Leghorns, Silkies, Part ridge Rocks, and Indian Runner ducks were all mentioned among the live stock on eight Colorado farms.
 The tendency toward improved poul- try is even more noteworthy, from the fact that the blanks do not call for the names of varieties and in all the cases entioned that information was volunteered. Incidentally flocks of poultry headed by males of pure rbeeding show greater percentage of standard bred females and small Ter percentage of scrubs than any oth- CT class of farm live stock.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-21
JUICE TOO MILD

Mir. Louis Burke, who was disk,ag land. had to drive to another field Passing a pond, he decided to drive in and let his team drink. The team was so thirsty that they dragged the machine into the middle of the pond before MT. Burke could stop them. When he did get them stopped the harrow was all under water and also MT. Burke was all under water except his eyes. MT. Burke claimed that all he hated about it was that he got h's chewing tobacco wet.-Fulton (Ky) Wireless.