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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
The Weeks Res lltS i'm
The Big LeaugeS

The week ending May 90 marked
no radical changes in the pcnnant
races in the two big leagues, although
there was general shakc-up in the
standing of the first division teams
of the National League. Cincinnati
started tho week leading the pennant
contcnders in the older organiza ton
She was inactive three days on &c
count of rain and wet grounds OF tn,
three games played, she lost one, and
ended the week in second place. The
Pittsburgh Pirates climbed into first
place winning ) out of 6 six games
The Cubs remained in 4th place, win.
ming two and losing J. Brooklyn
dropped from md to Bird place, al
though winning , out # games
played. The Giants climbed out Of the
cellar into 9TH place, winning 3 and
losing 3, while the Philies lost 4 out
of 5, dropping into the basement.
In the American League the u
dams held their lead of three games
over Boston, winning ont of ) games
while Boston did the same thing. The
Sox climbed into 9rd place, winning
A and losing ,, while the Yankees
were winning two and losing two, be
ing rclegated from 3rd to 4th place
Detroit started the week in the cellar
and ended il ia the same place, losing
3 ont of 5 games s.. Louis began tho
week leading the second division, and
after dropping into 9th place during
the middle of the week, regained her
place by hard victory over the Yam
KEGS Saturday, winning two and losing
two for the week,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29

When some people do tell the trutl
they oHaggerate.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
HIk. WO DEWN I'D DHI SNVO DR IN Full oil
Giants Take Two Falls from K c. Monarchs
Giants Wins Own Game
For Giants in 18th
Single to Right Scores Boyd.

Tom johnson won his own game by
singing sharply to right field with
Boyd on second Sunday at Schorling
Park. The Kansas City Monarchs bit
terly fought every minute of the game
until Boyd was called safe, then out
then safe again in the last half of the
1lth.
Johnson's timely single broke W
the game, and the American Giant:
were awarded the victory to the tune
of 6-5.
Rodriguez, catching for the X. C
Monarchs was replaced by Montell in
the End when he began 20 throw wild
to the bases.
Crawford, pitching for the X. C.
Monarchs pitched wonderful game
keeping his hits well scattered, and
allowing only one earned run, the
winning run, there being much doubt
in the minds of the fans whether the
winning run was fairly earned by the
Giants.
johnson, for the Giants replaced
Brown in the fifth when Brown be
gan losing his control, walking two
X. C. batters and hitting another.
The lineup was as follows:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
Chicago Magnets Win
First From Detroit
Stars
Dstroit, Mich. May 20.

Detroit. Mich. May 90.
Detroit Stars lost to the Chicago Magnets
in the first game of the series at Mack
park aSturday afternoon. TO 8. Carey. of
the visitors. and Thompson of the locals
we're hit freely. although the former had
the better of the argument.
Scanlon and Wesley, OF the Chicago team,
both obtained three hits off Thompson dur
ing the session.
double-header is scheduled to take
place at Macw park. Sunday afternoon.
when the Northway oMtors and Chevrolet
Motors will play the first contest and De-
troit Stars and Magnets meeting in the final
game. Holland will be sent in for the Stars.
while the visitors have chosen Joe Sean
lon. former Brooklyn pitcher to take up
the mound duty. Score: 7-5.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29

1t is never too late to mcnd-until il
Is TOO late.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
STARS COME BACK STRONG AND
WIN SECOND.
Score All Their Runs in Opening Inninl
Against Magnets.

Detroit, Mich May %.
Detroit Stars came back strong in then
second game against the Chicago Magnets
at Mack park, Sunday afternoon and evened
the series by winning to 0.
Holland. the locals star hurler, was in
vincble. striking out seven batters and
allowing four hits
Detroit counted all of its five runs in
the opening inning ePtwsy walked and
Lyons singled to center field and on ia
mieson's error he advanced to second, Pet
way taking third. Wesley, the third man
up, walked, loading the corners. Hill struck
out, but Eggleston doubled. clearing the
bases. Longwere also clouted a two base
hit, scoring Eggleton. Higgins hit liner
to Shortstop McKitlrck. whose wild peg
to first base allowed the fifth and last
score.
From the first inning. the game was a
pitchers duel between Holland and Canton.
Score:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
Written On The Cuff

The rouble with the heavy weight cham
pions is that they put white" kid
gloves. They'll never use any other kind.
/ Looks as if Rube has dropped from run
ming near big league" to a near semi
/ pro team.
The churches have tough time of it.
rainy Sunday is bad for baseball and bad
for the churches and a fair Sunday is great
I for baseball and for the churches.
They should have won, lost an percentage
columns for those Langford- Wills bouts.
Wonder what the brother will do for
parade mkt Sunday as all of the Annual
semons have been run off according to
schedule Maybe kind brother with
high rank will haul off and die
! Rube has my sympathy when Bey Taylor
and Pete Hill hit 39th Street, but he will
need more than that when Goeckcl yells,
pay BALI
/ Tch trouble with some of the scmi-pro
teams is that they have amateur coaches
fof professional ball players.
The Pullman death rate never decreases.
Hiram refuses to be the Connie Mack OF
the Political League.
q Sox fan paid visit to that small town
in Idaho where Chick Gandil plays ball Cor
the express purpose of inducing Chick to
reconsider. Mr.. Fan was escorted out of
the Village by the Town Marshall and n
hundred or so fans who threatened to lynch
him.
How can you expect grand stand man
agcr to get anywhere when the regular
manager is always crossing him?
Nowadays. the only time a big league
ball player walks is when he gets n base
on balls. When you read off a headline
where "Splvins drives three players home
you don't know whether he did it with
his bat or his super FLYER
We hope that Mr.. Schorling will soon
purchase a few yards of hose and sprinkle
the infe!d ald especially around homo
plate.
| We see that Lefty Sullivan was back
on his throne in the Jugles and handed out
nice trimming to the Logan Squares.
| You also should know that Richardson of
the Albany Parks pitched a no-hit no run
game and thereby whitewashed the Melrose
| Parks.
You have heard it, too. that Carpenter
is to fight Levinsky. oyoh.
1t is never too late to mcnd-until il
Is TOO late.
When some people do tell the truth
they oxaggerate.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
GIANTS WIN SECOND FROM
MONARCHS.

The American Giants won the
second game of the series from the
X. C. Monarchs at Schorling Park
Monday. The Monarchs lost the
game so, failing to show the same
stuff they exhibited in Sundays
game, when they carried Rube's
bunch II innings before going down
in defeat.
The batteries were:
Giants: Johnson and Brown.
Monarchs: Crawford and Malthal.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
DETROIT STARS.

Runs-Petway, Lyme. Wesley. Eggelton,
Longware-5. Errors-McKiltrck, jamie
son. Faul-3; Wesley 2-2.. Two-base hits
Jameson. Warfeld. Eggelton Longware.
Balk-Holland. Struck out-By Conlon I.
by Holland Z.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29

Totals 6 33 Is Totals II 81 Is
Giants ......3 o 0 ID
monarchs ......0 0 90 0 0 %
Errors-Giant. Mathol, Washington. Two
base hits-Carr. Dixon. Bases on balls
Brown. B. Currie.5; Williams. 2. Struck
out-Wlliams. 7: Currie, d.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
For SaIe-ReaI Estate
s2 AcREs
cAMELBAck DISTRICT

GAMEIBACh DlSfRlCI
 ALL PLANTED TO COTTON. AND IT IS UP FOR YOUR IN SPECTION; ALL FENCED; NO JOHNSON GRASS: LAND IS LEVEL. SOFT LOAA1Y SOIL; GOOD DITCHES AND EASY TO IRRIGATE; HAS NEW BROOM HOUSE, GARAGE, SOME SHADE, INCLUDING THREE HEAD OF HORSES. ONE COW, BUNCH OF CHICKENS. ALL NECESSARY FARM IMPLEMENTS OF ALL KINDS. EVERYTHING GOES AT $500 PER ACRE. THIS Is POSITIVELY THE BEST BUY IN THIS VALLEY AND WILL SELL FOR $75O PER ACRE THIS FALL AFTER YOU HAVE TAKEN OFF THE COTTON CROP S12,00o C A $ II, BALANCE LIBERAL TERMS; IMMEDIATE POSSES SION.
 10 ACRES
 IDEAL COUNTRY HOME. NORTHEAST, NEAR CAR LINE AND GOOD SCHOOL; BROOM FRAME AND SCREEN ROOM. GOOD CELLAR. FINE GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP GOOD WELL. ENGINE AND TANK; WATER TIPPED TO HOUSE AND CORRAL; PLENTY OF SHADE. FRUIT. GARDEN. ROSES; 8 ACRES PLANTED TO COTTON; LAND IS LEVEL: SOFT. LQAMY SOIL; GOOD DITCHES AND EASY TO IRRIGATE- PRICE. Ss500. YOU WILL HAVE TO SEf, THIS PLACE TO APPRE- CATE IT.
 NORDQUIST
 STEW ART REATTY co
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
INVESTMENTS

elose-in unimproved properties of 75 and 150 feet frontages that are priced to sell. These properties inn proved with business blocks; will re- turn an excellent interest on the in vestment. F. r. Smiley, 140 W. Ad- ans St If
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
Take a Look at This

go acres. sandy land 25 feet to water: part needs leyeling. but only 1a miles from Casa Grande; $15 per acre. ] have lots at $50 each.
 LEM P. MATHEWS Room |. Cruz Bldg Casa Grande It
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

For a seven room house; two lots or corner, abundance of shade S100t down and terms to suit.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

CAN sell assignment to 120-acre homes stead; excellent land; 35 feet to water, near Picacho reservoir in Casa Grande valley. S25 an acre, cash. Box 4SD Republican. bp
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
21 ACRES
10 ACRES

Nothing better in the valley; 7-room house; good well, engine and tank; water piped into home; small orchard. good shade; entire place fenced with Paige wire; all in fine stand Of cot ton; close to town. If you want 10 acres for a home. you will buy this; sS 5000, S, 900 cash.
 SEE HORBOLD
 WITH FRANK N. SHEDD
 Is East Adams bn
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
Street Realty Go.
510 ". Washington

FOR SAIE-One of the most beau tiful lots in the Story addition, ad- 1 joining park; will consider part cash, balance in two years. Phone 3314 or
 call at 1884 w. Madison St. bp
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
80 Acre Investment

Mir Land Buyer. figure out the fol- lowing investment: so acres, all planted in cotton. rented for share crop this year and have cash renter at $50 per acre for 1921. Price on this SO is s325.
 GREENE d. GRIFFEN
 124 N. First Ave. Phone 1894. bn LOT 75x140, on paved street; side walk. garage; most attractively To- cated. block south McDowell. Call 217 F. WfIIetta bn
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
PHONE YOUR ADS TO 4ss1

AIS received 6efore p. m. will be sprdl5erIy classified After p. m- will appear under "Too Late to Classify on Following morning. and thereafter under proper classification.
 Orders by mail should. be accom- panied by remittance and addressed 10
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
 WANT AID DEPARTM ENT
 93 PHOENIX, ARIZONA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
CATARRHAL. DEAFNESS
CANNOT RE CURED

~ local Ai1'l.il' ArfO>N ~
thry vannni reach TIE diseased pef.
tioa ~ the ear fhef~ u oniy one
way - cure salAuhai teainess. ant
that is ~ constitutional remes,
Catarrhal nnAfnrss i ,Ansei - a.
iHfiaRrd ronalilon 81 the naeoa. la
lng ~ the fasiashlan Table Whea
The iane = esilaus I 'ou ha,s' =
famhllnx tnuna o. lmpefieet heating
and when a d entirely closed neaf
ness IL tbe result rnisss the infla
naiion can b. foduced ana his tab.
restored "a Is nofmai enadliion. hear
ins may he destroyed forever Naa,
cases ~ deafness Are anned hY -
iArfh, ~hsh g. an inflamed rondilnf
of the masaus surfaces llairs sst
afrh Medicine aela thra tn hlooi -
the musoas sarfaees % sac system
Ne Nlll give one Hundred iA,llau
iaf ans Ease ~ Catarrhal deafness
iha, cannot be- eurd ~ lialls "a.
larh Msdt me Circulars foee An
Druggists. sss
~ CiirNfN s. 90. Toifda a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
BATTLE IN DARK TWO
DEAD; EACH MISTAKEN
Pavhuska Men Who Each Took
Other For Holdnp. stage
a Patel Pistol
Duel

rAwhaska Deb IS NHstiaf tssh
uiha fag hulaups aauas3 fbf soagA ~
Roland N-ialfe tan 81 B pfmulseei
rawaHsks seal estals msH ard 4aha
MAR ths usnef ~ fssa Ysri af Wt
iena late laai naht
Msuaifs lsf psphasAs le eomeahs
sith ran i.naHy " lals nmee an4 gf,la
lu MYaena l.eAylna !. sbY af lhe
hogel hs nfes s,ira b. fasate - nst
bis far when hr mes ultlf an lhe
Nss lilAr nsA ipsg tskta nN as
i~flf faF anWr ~ hs phtfuna 4aas
considerable Aam st aNn~s aaH
afrs Als snn f.arina Thar Nr0usa ID
iendsd ta hui4i him ~ MsGa,ta b.
loving lhs 81 Asg la hs hlahNAs
,nau also Tres hls seApaa anl ailff 4
duel 90 ie~ secmas haih men feli
over q ailNht eullankmenf lnin ! da i
about ten ffst apart
lllaira cries fur help tfaasht a
erowd Mcclure died ln 0a mlna
ies wllh five aullai enunds nasr -
pirsA A. faus uslseA lal. motHlur
inm loss of hleaA Tha ioJy 81 lfal
land Meslalfr was hfua b 80 rss
hpska fnF haflal here Wa,lussaaY
nlalf piH alre b hurlsa "a ra aha.ka
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

fh*fe aff wanf paupla eha newer
have nlesrmeHi ~ iha haNsis alth.
unl li g pfodafea b ealhassin
Nat ai iAam have hfuashi iaaf taa
diiina an Themselves Nv ihu usa ~
mlnrfni eaiers aut atFpak aihsftiet
'hai iahe too mach palaF nas af lb@
system and aaefivate ihs disease fhs
aFe naent - fpll~ve A mDA Axatfss
lnhle lA~s thAmhvflaia rahletA af
iofds . annflH movenleai ~ the eaW
fis lhat toa hardly fsailfa has hesa
pfaiueed - a riaalfsa spa thes
aas y nas ~ likely % b. i,llowsa hi
fnnillpsflaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

fdiiof ieadss nnilee seyrral pea.
pie arc making cfiihIsns ~ this and
that ! woald lito io refer IA ihe
greatest esil oi all ihe auto evil
The l.nader used is have iai %
say aboal fe,kiess drivers and tho
open maflefs' and ior Nhllc, there
was q deefease ia the ualsanees. bar
q late The evil has afaen There y
no attempt made here 20 suppress
lhe open air mafiisr the noisy car and
ihe speed flend. I know of slx cases
where bows under "a years old are
driving ears 1hese hoys seem a.
iake s~peelal delight Ia making Nlne
street oIt 10 the hirh school their
speedway u "a appalling to note the
number Of narrow escspes Morning
nnon and e,enlng after o'clofk.
these rcghlssa auto dflssrr a. dashiuR
dN~n that street Ike fienas ont ~
hell have never seen policeman
on Vine street 10 effori has been
made, 20 STOP ihls reckless drylnz
some of these Nlfinas flenda 40 AZ
ihe rate nf % miles an hour ! very
much fasor the plan ~ iaking shots
with resolseFs a. hefe spcedsfsfs
C. =.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN
IS LAUNCHED IN TURKEY

conslantlnoslr. Foh ik The pro
hibliiou campalEn launched 10 Turkey
aud throughout the Nuhamnledan
world Vii BE- conducted aiona Two
distinct lines. Abraham kuend
shiek .nl Islam. spiritual head ~ The
Nosiom church with soo ool adher
rents. said IN outlining the program
We are folns to rstoft 20 t~o sorts
az measures We will urge tbs strict
application of laWe and police rrRu
lailons We are anlniK also 10 make
vide csmpaiun about h. physical
moral and social effects Of srlnbinr
We hope 10 get suCcessfal rssaRs
from ibis campaign n Viii Influence.
- rourse an Nohammedan countries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
NE BLEW 500 ON
GIRLS, GETS Il YEARS
iva, out of sing sing. rus
Bird Burns Way Through
Broadway On Forged
cheek4

Yes HaFs fea w0sa IA
NslseH ms ,aAass suAg ihe good
fWt ~ asa aaaualn emo ae wrsaaa
rtF eAhsfsf aptss ess wsra ghn
rfife ~ naai AY atH e wflilsma
renH iiae eRs sHfia - easi ae aaat
lave bad ehsie 81 saad fIne fss
"a aiAHaa hint ln taelte AaHH uaAea
iWHgiaenmNnf
Hesefal woalhs Aea wiiHan lvf
alns STAG hss'ns seftsd fhe Iea ssaf
wnlNAn - e nipe teag fafaefx Sen
irfsN lie eni aueeAasian "a tsasNl
N4 check hosh
bad p,sf slAFtea Ia - hssen 40
nnateaf be- iahfmsa fudss 81
iHitrs ~ eashfa check 4Alefe
sisalna TIE uap,s 81 y H Aanhafa
llAe a fsxHlaf iim she rFuman
lHase NtlHlffr save Aim fss Tean
in Alew Hles Va aad . ~ seven Yeass
~ his ali ssulsefe Which b. nsas
ssfYe hesaHsr M hls tai1 Tins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Editor leader fa'ssf aNisr wssA
ihs proposition TIA we have . change
IN form ~ city Sever ment fhf civ
nanasef nisn serms - work NtFf
vel ~ other niares. Nay rnl hcFs
Il certainly would nol cosi a. much
as she nreseni form Nf rsrms H.
~ very expensive q ihr geNpatefs
fhree men in caa'sa ssn san off 4
ief ~ ihlnes unA IN - me pHhilc
inaef he mana nlan here - >
checking system and an adylsoFs
3, mmitiee Sllc, Ns NNf irsa -.
egsihlng else 10 Gahra an ysf
much "a favor - rNfrt ais mauatsf
Yian a iual y u H
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Az efaas shnalt sssAan hsf hashand
n ssese Ne ait nes saaf iae gella~
- ssk Mia hls asaxhssfs N ~
MeFFisen sss*. ne esa wsn was stsas 4
frs,m the site lle as unnfelares
NogeeseF. ~ wore speesseles stflk
inK . maa sish slssees aa is pFlsen
oflense IN itself Enllfeis toa mash
hoehsse shaat epys wAa served n sAe
waF Thex eers drafted eere sAss
not u saT uo,hefs haze - esssa-
ise an rlsht hai Il i aes thsif plsee
80 fgf "a defeat msilee ~ y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
The Forum
ce~musssssssns - sks
Edisor


Eaiios leader see IN youf ~
pee of the Isth . sreas deal az ssls
aheat TIE teee -alsh 49, iakea from
the eils - nske 3 pleasure srip ne.
esase u Ass hssa turaed hack there
4 tAat SOMA % sien lhe enfofelnr of
ne law il -. me siss attsrnes 4 ~
better thaa the msn $40 tosk me
money snd eoth eastt - b. removed
ffom office Nhle soa are insestls
xalinx ihe hstA house bill pani t. the
matter ~ the tases - pa Cor spgink
Tina streets Nhcte does - Kos
Ne~ " & weic some eammon iAx.
pasef thar used ne menes If tie ,ily
he ~oald pa she penAlly Just sim.
ply plAslna the MONEY h4ek ~oasd
not stop Il an lor .ngsfgiaG The
la iri q be - q ms, Ar fetf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Editor Leader u seems 20 mf
come women afe iaklnir . rreai deaf
nron ih"nseites 90 eondOne the
crimes OF evil doers. simply because
they served IN ihe VA Thai Nor.
flson case wac flaRAni affair
Morrison attacked an old man because
III old man ild noi want Morrison
70 molesi his daughter Has not a
father the rlehl 70 protect his daarh
ter without helnE asssalfed How
would Mrs. Nistley feel u some nus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
SAME THERE AS IN
the j. 5. APPARENTLY

ilerlln. Fsb ~ fho German tuf.
is' League has complained 10 zoe "a
ilonal council Aaalnsl ths ailvasf
haste vlth which Important iesi.la
tive measures are asbsd afpunh lhs
Council ant Assembly aua efliteh oa
th" s'aiase bouts fue larsfa AZ.
clare thai tns National Asstmhl9 Is
~ithoIt an adequate numb ~ com
p.tsnt legal ad,isef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
rer th. chlIatsn

Top mueh care eAuaol be exercised
II N"irrliuF a cough mndirinr for
children u ehonld be pleasant 20
take, runiain no harmful drnx and
most cffnclnai Ia callng their roaens
and cnide l,nnr esptrrnca has
shown that rhamherlalnr ceukh rem
edy meets these conditions. Il 4
tavorlie with manv motNefa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Fur kldnes ana uMdder trouhipa
gravel, weak sni lsma back. rhsama
tism and irregularities 81 tho hldnsys
and hladdes ncguls = bladder ifau-
blea IN chlldrrn n not 4nid hy drux.
risis. man o. rs. small hottia nttea
cure aend f9r swnrn ,rastin0nialA
Dr ~ w iia.. ssge Olttr At. a
Louis. Mo. Sold ~ afnagssls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
MUSTEROlE--QU|CK
RELIEF! NO BLISTER!


Masicfole is a clean. white ONT
rasnt. rnade with the Oh OF mustard.
II doe all the wofk of the OLD fashioned
mustard plaster - does II better ard
cocg not blister. You do not have 10
boihef att . cloth. You simply rub
II on and usually the pain Is gone
Many doctors and nurses uac Muster.
Gle and recommend Il TO their patients
They will gladly tell you what re-
lief II gives from sofc throat, bfon
ohitis Group. stiff neck. asthma. nsu
raleis, congestion, pleurisy. rheuma.
iisr1. lumbago, pains and aches Of the
back CO joints. sprsins. sore muscles.
bruises. chilbiaink. frosted feet. colds of
fhe chest ~ often pfeyesifs pneumonia.
.0c and ooc Jars, hodpifal size 500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

spokane Wash fek Is There ~as
tome kick in tho moonshlno J n
ilru~n made A hottie of n hinw 40
whllc nrosn VAS helms lflfd AtlaFn.
eye retired TO ring ihels ,lothcs out
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Apple sale % N Champion ugn
efry, hafks Old stand Fancy Wash
inRlon apples Present selling nfife
$50 20 ta4t per ta a reduction ~
from 81 o. 20 Hsol pef hoA fram gur
mrr pfleet Come rafls Ne 1elistf
Phone 7ts. v ) champion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

50 far a. England sar concern
%, Ireland wanted Germany 20 win
the war. said Eamon ~ Naiefa IN
New York
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

tdiipf Leader whsn he ga sfr&
sure ls le~ yan hsaf saols ios shaas
hish sas Rates Whsn NJ ee4faef
a warm - pseskasv ls fnfaeitea
Nhat wAnt 81 knaw Is AHA Afe
~ solua % So rehAss on pe.snhsf
and January sss' : 6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
FOR ITCHING TORTURE


Ohe hflilbtptlC Liquid LcfilO
There 10 one remedy thaf ssilosp
Tails 10 stop itemng tWture and rxlirse
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ever men are Tom and Bill to each Other
its when good pipes are a-going. If ever good
pipes go their best lis when Velvet's in tho
bowl
- -
=,
For Velvet is a mighty friendly smoke.
Kentucky Burley is the leaf that Nature made
for pipes. Wholesome and hearty honest as