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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

srarpsay loEf gtrt1 nf and WIN. we
nus fw IL serTare
E2ae GARNER 4 5-EHE p-nnUceF TIE
nufeF berry 1hs fnrn,ar fr gBnnr
furnishes Che ten the ArnerarEr
1l--usr furnishes ths ne-atl wairh ~
q usHr-eunee. tr6 Ga0 almighty -r--
nisisaF the wasar 1-eHlr from ths
fnurHt.
Wow il ennnw h4 Htid ffsnf -bs
tE-1ps- ie HltriaT 1n 80 rer usrn m
i.he J'rint uf uu1 81 Flust1su.. suw
epuFa ~ figure tho shsnisiirrus os
E--usr v'illfst mnae 1hp4 cu7ru1s
BE Erer~ninr ant zsr All.
II fht 1trmer IL Trrrprea So r-srs
Eh ms terE.ine hs III n1sfiflaa 10 rn
rhe -lrrtfts- Fur inKtRnca. Il f,e wiz
f-'pw -ht v.heut hf,e GRIND 1t. t,t4sn N
infP frend wrsp ths tr-eno In sura-
fnrT mnnlrs- ana nelire- Il ~ n.
hpusewi1fs he 1F er-stlea 70 au ~ thp
ei'nH1nH-'s EiEilitr. AS II Is. ssrrins
h t1sts rszuias-iun. regardless srf M
prafH ni fr'sha, trr suufvesrhs 1t,s
time Tihitt the fHr1ne- nf-,is lir rtsst
INTO Erpv'iair thnt when-. a,ur erunou,-
lcia fiisrrinuTiur Aasfa uIaa The az
lsesaesuue IL E=srs q gruls dsr.au
lian ntsw gisHE rte ttr1nsr isis ~ ~.
rFaf and tEE AZ siiie srilrs. s.rpenRs.Y
ire AntiluaAt II The ~ 5,et cent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
D0DsoN TELLS THE
HORROR Of GA0NEl
Ecn Dnr I Mead n SRI ktx. Ggrps
o- Sslivar< Yourself &c
Star Liver.

Snn -t hiA0as slae sh rons mf1 1ea
Won ff.el heH6orfv enr sagtbgc "a rnF
bs saur roUf breast bad WaUr a 80
saliUw and par sff art sDu nerA Fle
DANGEROUS eassrnfa 3n sET1 hyeg saa
b6wfslS
iae~fs ms GHaraugne AL F8ni
6rurcisa 3Ua r snisit "a NpE snus .se
~ Trnf and take s spaurf1 aaaieat
u ~ aaasrs ssa- waur s~rr and
sirHiaAseh rssn sarw uF be'lm haH
caauuif amt Mthnni Krmng m ngnt
nc rou slEs war awV sa 81 e1ct
ta she sfnrt Hua rsc veur mgnfr
Ta35H nslarBt tudar Hnt 1nmirTa q
wau VIII 1esa watE and sack ae lRR
saate6 nana boss a CAV Tate
s ,sar ful nt weuGs hte Goasnn 1iTf
Tone unlghs an6 Nsis Hr fneela
sMnaia III 3s m5rHpee harmless I"
rfvs d 1a wous glldru usE n
saI1 sal rHtH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

EASET1e TON - The ulc ISSUE
rf E1lueF -ar.nSs 1fl-nf 70 1nDr
prominently ls q plflily lRHnf ~ the
llanr Suru-s T'ns tlCfs against tns
EArn1esrYtf C,ungIIrganrE- Amend
rnarf Ena the NbistHRc Arf u-un-
lses 70 H nRsea 4ErCa,r uu fhs
-1rfi-E o. Sns ErE1sf su -sr-is.Ett III,
themselves Y IhE FIRM Is rEr-les
uui T1 the extent PLANNED UT the
ElnnsrzsuriunEl Llis,e-rT lseErua. tns
s.EasE --lEsl1F lHEpf WI ns 1nurs
prominent -nEr X hEF t,esr II an
rT1ns SINCE ans ciEr~ d rhs [lfEa
TEr.
Severn H-Its governments tmwt
Ri-aEcy I-sEr ruiHc EuilE bE1urE ms
Supreme Cs1U-- ~ the TI7tac
S1r1eE 10 tie1w-n1nt tns larrIl-v us
1nHHnpuF tv vshiuf the hhr,lts.Hrl-i
.Auanamaus Is snic = htrs oeHr
aaurusE Tyns rir-fH IT 7nairilir -ht
HrnanamBfn rs Eis1 questioned II
-tsss sUi-k -'hs league mrs El,iaady
rItaf BcrUu-Ars u SINS ElEts ser-i-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
BRYAN SAYS KEYNOTE
SsgEcs- sGNcsEc esE1-EST
ACT cF Ss=~slacAN cscNGsEss

sCuntarunf F'-an FRvs One
ssscts more Important pvhgn IL "
-smerahera1 thaa Fbs 6amncrBts had
a-.er In fa- SIX yssR-s. xGncrinc Ant
Repeating. r vraI3f seeln lhaz ther
vs,u4t hsvs 6nns Ingrv rhni neeHaf
ar he urdDne n wsania have lefi
rn3-e TINT ryeedrt sn me arnf e 1he
Republican charge az sncumq'siRncf is
* aps hurnt nus
MHsr- Hrrre.
Whine nn grsdA wHs given 5u- 4he
a1ry~erednnrea tasks per'iurInet en-;
6Ias fhs var. no gritiaisn was rnafr
N IRE erSn0nzAc resarms scaaTrgiisa
OF En1 no Esrr curraEsrn wHs en-
sn,,Ha wrxfnE the mistakes negvs-
sariilr made tr me hHrdliuc " ht
tsuarTnnus rnirne nf war business
The Republican marty wuas sEensna
su- caflrrH ~ sA-p g5rrifs,HFr'irs lft,
rSr ahs Ground Thar dhtre iH III sE
r1n11s-ior ruiIc IN tIrs nT nt
ground tarH- the naut1lisrrHtiUr hns
-,us sgrsa-nec the 4rws acHtnsr r'rn
stHs.r-iiIr. SanE3nr lsnarP I've rfe r.
rs Far as Senf4rr johnson '-G
4rrRh vuers aHss narh- ir Hvnnar's nr
trrDrr-,nss. re BdrrRmsd fha Ther'
n.icaa he aurrH 3arislHrinr refhnf
Nur he r.fH-gn1 fhs he1GI'iristrt 1l
w-szh aaxR rf TsnevrT In liroeertinr
shs urnhls1 RE Tit n1t pafrH rur
xYr sYsrlfis -ernefr thEf THirt' nr
r,-aFanaa h-r leaisiBzis1r, H4thmlr3 ft
ssrnTiiiarised abs neuasstT fg- hr
gsraRssee gr'adnctinn So tartf- p
rplprfnr high nr'tces faa fisa lait
q 7rR-r II tfs fiHmen noIlsinHralnf
rrur- - M 1hs an1renaed vaiu-uf ~
riunpr. ap-E-SIfly furrHuiiuf fhs
stock IrrurnHns advanced tE the
rtrnrris-s fr 1HaH. Wis s'hai {it
rr ur1sii1r wfrnshsr we hat n urf
rn1nsr u- little s'a Dong as b waf I'D
rnot
. nrr upt nSuhts ahs rnnlaeif
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
RICH NoNlk Has
PEhCHIkT For JEWELS
Shs Steals Prom Friends Whose
Zones She NISts Is Widow
AZ 3 Former
Banker

Wv YarR gune Thee e. aShaa
w0-t 81 sewcrs s-ou hoIans pf
ur1H neH New TwHk soalaft ~As
aiserr Annns Wr~ ? c GieaSs,n
Naauw farmer chirans Aantor
s-~astea here aadav She was arr vn-
ed rr hr specific charae 81 ssee ~ G
fr 81 Nhh fismnn6 aar agsn rom NrS
rhess- % f'HrT~ ana was issked Tn
when puaMf V0 furnish slsaH ata.
4r~arGc fo sl* rsllnf Mrs iea
srr n6n aa aEng fht tsn aarqur r
ra~a usr T1ser snit she HGmlgtes
aen1 ~sr slrh from ehs nrrGg fnms
Hna gsat s8m another resiearac
wNr-r sls was z gussi ssy4sesni
n.@-u so-npv gohn Began cAg's
= e-zaf het Is s1HAls rsefies
Ta .w2teF sAie her huahana die'
.roet --es~s Hna 1asEnr hs+ ~ sn
lrsrre al ssh Hne wWae sAe rsrns nr'
re ana Saeoe N sas ~'s firf
re- shf ms-aet fui wHs diFrtFd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11


cherr fswrronrassies
senator lodge Traais the wsmr
unsse sua8riaIty saying tfni some ssaa
tfsrx slaecz eE az Nl,e laarne enura,s
while nzhf'rx wErt willing ic acrelr II
wsSft xnch rnsmwAz5oris SIS w'cu3f purge
n a 8is puwrr a0 Marrn n vas mn.
ticaalle rlas the oufeurr q. aJaanHe
shHa rwee1ea iha refar@ce Re fhn ~.
sici0n szAnn Try shs fsrvsgun cilaahies
Was lnnd alrH general as r9af sIursrsi
rsrnrrnl gg fhs nmiun nt the mhl51-
3rg
Vvb4 lnnruErp aminlevet MY afe term
rsg~h~r chairman and the Htviaee scit
,srpssm mnnIfasaad he sht auaamwT
would snaina1f Ehsi tss lank o. this
suaaem Is likeE 70 he sira lt'e
-arere * ne innicatirr thU 'hF 70.
slar nEfr fT Hhf frteer lrre~Tn
.y4iss wg8 recefVe Auw carseans f0ln'
1tsnAsmnn
Probably shc masg remur-th Dc
.asno nNam tha uegnr1e sieeth Nis
,nss Il sg-pH-ea the urasrHs1 atf .
. .r.isaariur @nr which tho fpusliafi
v,ancrass ran oln8m rrhaH v's tna ras
.srs ~ me 3hw enforcing iat Gsra4'shf
,5rr nrppnhmesH @n-f Is s4Atn''
vN,.h -aanees er-imH ssaeruarfis 4A'
nrrre gna encourages rpe1T Fs'3N'
ena a,es she nartr ahhs nAre 4hf SAD
ns-~ rF thaf law more than fve@s n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
POLLARD
si-Es
ENi- BENNETT

-9'-E WOMAN HN --E Slm-rGsr-.
'mliiaa would wnu nu z wsa -ssrrrnp6
tr1n t'1Rrn1nE HahanI ans stns au-
Ano X Fouf ha-'r f1rnd app phaet.-
g-hpt II Z s1Trrs wvnrnnsr IN rnu-
cElitsrE HrtiGEsa. while III -l,l rirus
Torr 1nnrhsr 1nruens -4lHs fs was 4
F1'i1scnaF 1u1rI1 fnssngnGs wnu,
|cu TIL riEfz te m1uehEr ant 7aI m
v'rrAt EEar 1ssr'rx5s Bfnn MRrv Mrrs..
AInc n 11itsahat .EnI ar-ncssg n s.-ff
fht zuI11Hr .nuI III yuIgr pw.1 aonk -8
e'ourEA. y 7rar hnnrat vuu- 70 isp-
TIE MGrT ni1 ynu would lr,anFttr
<ss Inc lEI1ar Wssin SAY -hr7 rnF~u
ting 1rlt 5arnHs-s IL 3 Hn naaeb Fl
rhs E-AEtsFs -wrmri'' lnE1 thr sr-snr
s'ver rl-TtncHt iSSDT rnaHrnir uhsdr
-iarB t1LtiHr- amt VIZ thfut v-nu "a
sGras with III thai 1ns Jnu1r-s af ana
II Tbs haf1 wnr hivt ssann T-r
IvTr~ssa W'ssEs-r w-@h E7-rri II
EE-uuuA
TVTo1Htil ''TrEiits i,r ynree
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11


In ~us,S.antls ;in1 ~ IRE certenneh
sNts ut--r mneh at M nRginstl wealth
! fnasnr sss wav lnis few private
syrss Casrc~esssra R~agy " Raausy,
~ ssse anrse aE congress rnsse she Few
seuAnr s+as<gmenss hnsea cB statas-
tics IT sase fesarni lsccrae TAX S@-
eANt
.sTarre are twe Tnsa tn ths Uniica
Sfsses whase ancnTas asss rtsr was
n~er S1Aesa.tsa. There are I've rnen
n ire Tn1ea Ssxtes whose sncczs's 'asi
retr was ever Ssssaet9 a7lfre In
rg-A a.esare Tte war started, there
wx-a sa rzsen whuse sranas ancnuafs
were orsr 81 e',a eaa aFsers- Last year
.htre were ess whose snc"Enfs we're
ever 81 aaa. .aee nraece " ssaA there
u,e-w ~ men whose 3ncornes we're ne~
,v..r- Sraa asa sne sF.asaesa apiece
r.nsf rss- the-s we~e 4as Erssn ~hase
a-.ru-rrs ranr nrns.a iris iEnmense sun.
" 1919 there w'ese ss7 nyen whose IN
rnrpes we're between SSsaf@a and
ataao H4iece-
-'Taarr fhers are ~ rncn vhe Cd
Srr that large Income u 1915 tasFe
we-e Tss Tnen whose sEIcarnes eSceea-
.,s S-T.,a ssa. snc WIS E1eer Ss'sa&t'A
Wv sa,q~s srt SIT whn ensry ahhf I'd
.ra-pt IN 1914 there were Ky rneN
us.s ~ ancegse between SlsAt"e Hno
SesaaaA Ntw fngre A-e 4f8 rnsh
-
wha are en1aEiug that income ~
vgs4 shs~e were 4Fe nen ws'nse -
,,--,as svrne5as Sssa asa En8 WIS NJ
6s- Ssanae8 NV there are Ass'
--,t.- waen susov tint income
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
The Six Day Delegate
s. ~so6s saEs@
Fa-oSs rurns Mar.

tsAaoara. gpne Teams ID
partisan reaa.- fsasavg7 saca~tr All
lsosrn
Asns team weea and Noecas
Pullman team levaer ana F4~
sn-l2w
- - ssss - K
caAsnrnia team = aohuson an
Crases
: coHess sshm--sasass and i.exsse &
SA98ns.
y End es sprana DAY ftres laBs
Rerggra Asa Tss Dea laps. esaskAlishee
ey Tesdr Roaseveas Ena Tast al Csali
scum TRACK .n 1912
Teams os CeoharA saraans an
prnaex7ef we're Mapped eArse IN n
raoe and vert eliminated Iron ID
tournament
H-isssc-es clHir present teams are
snle paacnsnsksrs zpe MAJ tine Fasr
AZ aAsE and horse wsH ceP the els
cHis
Butler is good mar hui handt
capped ay partner
pussmar team picked up n&1
Rigvsas se1a to fae 9Ank far rssairs,
Mrosa Ena Nnha6y started fAs1 sni
sTGarrea lAs wrong WAY Araund fhf
luaek
Fareign team. Fsearsr and Eokur
claan she Americas teams are pocksi
ing sEn
Rars hss sluuitre6 aovr ~ an uY
siepdr grind In M e'turv te Roe eu
\ ire peER Delegates
End ~ ths EHth bour. two 2a7's Con
vonnar ruusa be fsaing hBriwzrd
Prize al sz.sht ot4ared sor wi1ns
81 lays sJrtnf. Wen fy ls0vase
delersfs- =. "a
johnson fr1ea fc steal a 1sp ar th
eia3a a,ui pnnunurea q tirs cr the nI
+ lianH1 commune
Hsnsvsr is nslne shs needle
End af ths s;.th haHr- Z and oBarzs
Flaps fnsina1ns lhe convention an
guinr nowhere
L.aert xSpuufet Official AbnpHnce
T'slhrBies went re slesp IN tssaf niks'
Boise Fenrasf is warming ur ne'
laEm
Rn Rfw-xn logf ne fur chEnne (
tAnov hur ai carpet tSrEs g1 i-hcK
ChEunuer Dspew atirws ae coti
1ap ne rsa6 II fhres lssged rnoq--
ehIlr-
a,a1y svsped wcna haDdlshHrs an
aw to see 7eRa Kersimne cauedr.
End Il F'Eh hour 10 iags- som'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

indrHiapr o. the uuarapF tAng'y
~ mUntr-sa hua,r cispu1en s. guar
ser rFrru~v Hen-lhs aueim t6 ran-
sun ihs Rpoiars1e 31r high lriees
The scauuchax emmo-1afE .at tha
gutt ilrtGe fhe0-w are 1n ile fnunS
rnane thnas xlha vEm 10 shfw that
she Increased vntumt ui m-utg 9 nj
thig Alunh. rs Tagngns hif &T fns
hich ras, sf livnr Tmt nWc4i lsrwe
rsHr'n sunnsss nu1 FBr fnF tsfT 1hHs
TIRE lnu8me sAx ~a1urus rius upharin.
his r,~ntE IL enormous nTeess lrrai1s
Tths nrige 4nees of legislH-iHr at~
rarafne iA Selh, ~ 1pugs WIS 1ht ~a3r
-nnf lfv wllcn -frurpHf shF s -lss-
rf,r1hrsr Zines 1n rrswHfs hsnds
WHINE she uuEinncs sid nei ast4nn
INV snafir swpAzr1r Hr tht al,-
nnupnumrm nt 1tis Legislative 11ar
lgmln i.hs sHnR5nr HaHmnl 7G teei hHf
Il pseHnihshnh 1hv nHf'rE ciH NJ .
nntYht r--ltrune One wanic iai''lF
inter- a-a rths spatEgrs AEnrHae hpt
rnGrlrp- 1n& -.hs tatut''y nBe hn"r
81 peh r-nm fhs uannsa q aHverru"fii
rv7n arsilr aF s.hs timely EFwvHl " 2
rnnuBiianr congress
r.Ha-n ErrHpriur
Snupau- l,anus ruusa hHrF hnan r.
n. HisanYsalutau 81 Fhr Eri1m r'trtsifi.isai
r,rap In liis aHmHnH so n1t1"rs1iriai
- Nasz3rt re 8asfrShed Hs r-prflsc
,tr,r 90 ps cnult anr salirr ri WIN y
~ waiting ru-lef su'fnrs m 1t'
vas,,rwr lepbr-F anh vEIled lrpn I'M
,..r,,--r tr srwe MHrira 1r1W hsrsnli
7s .t,a 7rs,u.nn~s NJ Hhs r'esani5au
!, -,,r,ry ,,-sas v,r~s N 1ht hHh ~ D.
ma :. is u4 snasFais Ea sz1'efil ina
,4r win mnaifr dne 1nns 81 lhs AK
nm rlrre II 1nrw have Crl 7erEs'ti1'A'
v-..frins ran anE Tilnrgn-u s''sE.l1t
bauirn5 nr fura-wHnlifn
a,,- -hs anflhnr-s sslIfm WIS h'
rrnz rssprrpnl nafs ui fls Fs''''N' 4
az., -~as rpnra ri tnF lHRrut q ~
.,rre rs aFFrnE IN nXpiHin- linF 7
49,. \, pauir rs -r w'nai.ha- zl,' n1in
n.st ~ a.is nnvonhrv n -i1lr'i'' ''i''
49,, ,,...s,,-.sgtiirrl Is rpF ne ah'a fa 2
,,,ss- = ar fri~c 3H- w'tiah ~ '*''
\, gs.- ~ Hsrislur In titp T'sl'u 'li'ss'
.,,,vr CTS ullit ginnlss 'ii 4nt Ms'al'l
-r ,o,r ra1trg-f~w Hs ghS ~F1l'i n li'i-it
xns lr rum-ifet rEllir--hF9 VII si-lN i, L,
,,,,,r-, sauntnrs .1nilisun hnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
sEaifo-la Syrup at Figs
Chats Best Laxative

Inran ''lElifwIiE' Syrup III Fisf
rilv-laak tnr ths name California IN
rins g'BcEErt then Won are sure vcur
ctTlt as hHving ehs hesg ant m3s1
harmless 11frBic fDr dhe 4lrtle stu1n-
arm, EvEr and huwAls. Children love
SIS frufrv TEsfH F'un direuuuns ~
annh hu.1la Ynu uutl Shy CEllf9r-
rik
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

rt cHr mfnh~f ~ sM
,-,,,,r uraf E hrrc u Pir'iV m
snnA re r her suae
ram5raa rafa-ufer H'hf a't l''.r
....,,, ufe hiss managed 20 Sfi hiii'ss'''
a,s,,ee sv ire LII rflai'a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
SGTg- r-Es
s-E EST s9lISMkrs

"--zE NAN Of -1-E -clr.
Fsrta-ssa t-T1n1 gretfuaBu l,v wu.
n 5rhtiF. Ia a,ssliers Efsis 7r ~ pss.
rlsr 1nE-u grH-Hrs gronurtiun.
lsErmnIf News 1aGEi is nssw
Christie Comedy E1anHgli.us 70.
wilma"
4Ws'-'hAl AaKtH-I matinee INV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

z Any upt apuhas ahs raHiaot'
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-14

,sss M4lks ssfr Th5rfdas ttfrinE
Tor CAL. sosih Anftrfrt ~hsra - ~
,axe a rsssrsH Effn 70 EFt.ita e"''fT
rcmgsEF
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-14
Football Came Won
in midland Water

The ~ foetlan eleser hst Taafs
Gse carried The gigsklr tar0agd = 80
'cf meJ and water and ale eoaatF ais4
sci Js4 tear for a ssore of > 81 .
TIE city teas BAD The adsaaacs =
weight and - tie students ae9ieete.
- puf Oh caafnz taeY were peagltzsd
several time for ~zkIddinz- Iany
desperate ard piacky tackles ~ers
mad - TIE Students. oet N nsest
rszes they xere thr0En overheard ASH
sost 20 uusA fiass seimgains eat that
the bail wa carried forward for naaFT
gains
Ton HALEY II tie school eleven haf
lis gaouider bpaig a renehee t. = serim-
mage and Was taken of the field pro
testIag AL tEe way that ne had Weoasd
feet and could hold the Ely rushes u
they vould let sim 70 b4ek Aueh
fs.s.e vas fofs afr every ion yliie
the plaYsrs scrapsd the mus from tier
f4ees IN order - g.t their locations
Tho -aue was 2 ia eEsIsiti0n -
pluck arf demonstrated a wonderful
srlcktoitlgeness tba, should develop -
tte q fereetgi msuheo~1
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-14

lis esm, IA AnldIeisNn sl'a a ga
cod.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-14
M'CILL BREVI1IES

Ar. J.. y Htsms .rN daesfa1
eunsrg On 4 bas.sa- tfr ie sal Lax
CITY.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-14
keystone to Summit
Highway Completed

Tn kef.vaS frser s~saseas 30 IL
.-s..-~4s art4r -a1.srsey On ~ re fsE-
rsfn CONSTRUCTION tsosaps-.Ts : e"rf
rfs ter4- The aark a een ! progrs
fer rhs hlsr rNe se4<.sa- AT - ~
~ a. tie sY@sr rsa.4laeEs n tne en-
s3rs estsnfe. III NV mad = abort
twelve nd : al nils - IeaSta n
ffe contract Ter tee e~sHsErasfs"a va
II tx years axe Sc tk@ sen - So
go - wh1cH ~ E>aerat nasnt
"a = = pr cert. 1ae stst = rer zeft
White f.Rs eoanfe = pr eenL 1#
county payment "a n9ds eis = Ia
sta & highway aG
The res4d VII aet b srsr tRr ttaNs
snsgI sfrsr rhe esfu5i-lian = tn raaa
from RE ssnsnsfs 20 the f-fenh raa--
1t IT, WI sill 81 fe<ss T3tse
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-14

wana<r~r G>fars~ 10 III SIy ussss
I'd Barg n E4st NV wsii-xngv 3
ersnza On Ire Segada Northern fail
wsv, resrrned Ert18y morning fr"fu .
months vacation ir California ard
ether points. While 81 the east -
visited IN Los Anzetes and SAITH. r.
aew!ug acquaintance vita former
East Eigftes IA both cities ue sags
that "a LSz Nngslss ~ nrt WHIlani
KEENAN,. who - completing arrange
gnenrs 10 zo u South Anercla and -
poets TO be enrotfe Forward r. ab@et
a month. ~ seattle NJ. Burg says D."
mad a visit with &. r. aIiaire. = former
brakeman on the Nevada Northern and
remembered here BY ale friends a. the
dry farmer He tays that Ar. Al
14ire. who gave 40 raIIreaalng 70 enter
fhe mercantile business sTita an EASTERN
paper concern. appeaFs 70 Ds greeper
fnz Mr.. Burg says he lad . hns tint
on his tfID. but be. Jske al otber uan
1erers from shsS camp l. eI1d 20 -
ark 20 Ely
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-14
SHEEP SLAUGHTERED
By STRAY CANNES

Mr. = GIlltr and Fl. A. San1bers 81
East ks5v suffered anareiaI Ioss early
Gast Sunday morning froza having snseD
xluss g. dogs. Hrs. GilIln. VITO Re-
~ates ia the Larson building. located
ssss north II the Nevada xortakrn rail-
uyav shooe. has 4 lock % about lorrg
sn4ea sh@ which keeps n 2 corral
nsar the house. 1re Wa aroused as5tsf
o'clock IL rke morning b. TIE eaE
IN ed < % Ter deg AID tank
fne = coyote night pc pFoThn9 around
the corral sire went ogt 20 Inves<fgat@-
-n4 d~sc9vered her sheep In a panle-
being chased ard worried by fsgs
exhE<h e9s1d be otsinIy sxez N he sartJ
nsernfag light.
The S~andb@Tgs who ere Rear n@fSa
sars. had zIss b@ea aroused b. TIE corn
rs6tlon and ean7s out 81 taslr aaes~ &
gzvestfxat< Both Mrs. GiETia ans Mr.
szrdher9 exe II taeir night apparel
and nts144f sroppins 20 dress got bus
n an Effort t. d41Te OF the n~sara4der
NJ. sansberg also tsok q h@ad n fae
Fesea4 ard getting BE gan fred - fhe
dogs. bur ulrhoae result. sftEssaS
fr~fzaseafax thera away
NJ. G5gEin focal fhat three x aer
asek haI Been killed. b no4laiiz
aa-t. fwe wetAers aad 4 saIaasle blood
"A registered buck. NJ. -znabs-sS
I6as was confned T. srs sGek. walesl
rad been a famiig Tet for some tins
ard rad ben tied a9 af1et- nsaF ne
Hczsf
sunday nszss NJ. : fDtfz reatafa
Fer ard kept watch. tsoef the sam
Hosr - the right before a Log saD~
scared A. the corral ami started e
cork ais Way andsr the gate III
1sndberz fired ard Killed tise animal
which proved to - a Big dseFh8und
which had been Aan9Ing about East III
for several weeks. Socn a~ftsrsafd tTo
afh@r dogs approached tAs corral II
trough shet at al wounded me- man
aged 20 get away
Hrs. 0ilin reported fae Iess - Dep
4tg sherifr PhdbFcok who has made ar
investigates. TIE matter has also been
oct In the hands q District sttorneg
Edwards f. an Effort 10 Iocate the own-
er q the dogs with a view - getting
remuneration for tae sheep.
The gate 70 Mrs. GiiIia's eoTral vas
fastened With a strong leatner strap
was sou1d 10 have been removed
n hang upen tie corral fene~. Tbs
gives rise 70 TIE suspicion hat the
gate vas m~aIicfoasiy opened 70 allow
logs to &c IA and scatter the pI1ck
it would hare been inpossi-
FOR an animal 70 a. gotten inzids
she corral. zhsch j. tightly enclosed
a. nfgtt
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-14

w.Inc sday Last. ander III aii eciion
II thu Hctf ers' Club II AcGIl. was
designated ~ Mother Tag Day and
tags were sold broad east ~ members
and school children IN order To raise
funds with Whiris - carry on their
program OF health betterment. The
n6thcrs' Ciub In Mc3iti j. a NV In
stituti8n which has been started BY
Miss adelaide Brown OF the Red Cross
and promises &c do much good Tor its
members. The membership IS open e
ali AlcGiii residents and II u hoped
that every mother viii avail herself
NJ the opportunity - Join.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-14

\ hunting and fishing party COM
posed Of General Manager .. J. HEX y,
Paymaster =. W. fIull of the Nevada
Northern and Chief surgeon e. \. Bow
lie er the Stcpta' hospital returned
rhlrs,lay morning after N absence Of
about a week. most az which time was
spent ~ Hamer. Idahn. where. The party
met with considerable success. The
trip was made In the private car Ely
and after a short stop In salt Lake the
party proceeded to the ground selected
After enjoying the sport for \ few
da,s thy continued ~ Butte, Mont.
and had an entertaining trip around
the short circuit. visiting Salt Ians and
other points before their return home.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-14
ORE Fanny Resi.ter. at Ner.Aer. m..cI

r. w. Orr. accompanied by hrs. Orr
and their young son. was registered at
the Northern last Thursday. Mr.. Orr
coming In on business In connection
with the mining industry in which he
IL interested In the esstfrn section OF
the county.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-14

~. rfiik -Iet Tor und rvcisHt cAlid-
|ter has tecc lssiitnted - ,he Met'iii
se1oo. - the Neon chapter II III
American rcd Cross. under The direc
Ition 81 Miss ADELAIDE Grown. pubic
Health nurse. ami has net With Oh
hoartlast endorsement u both children
AMI parents. IL = no uncommon sigfit
nov - sc group Of these ~yoangsters
around hny available e.airs checking
~ on their weights.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-14

Mrs. Henry # Fgimer and httt-
daughter Martin OF East Kiy returned
yesterday morning from an extended
] visit At Mrs. Faimerz former home IL
' ia rIuda. IeWa.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-14

Mr.. Robert Tsiin. teaehsr ~ tn
MeGiil school. has been confined to be-
home In Mid1letowu for the iast seVeral
day- with = severe cold.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-14

waiter yarphy. brothsr Of John aud
Jeseph. isft Friday evening TOR I'afk
CITY. Utah. vhere b. expsets 90 locats
in nc fHtDre.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-12-02
DON'T BUCK THE TIDE, SWIM WITH IT!
ONE-FOURTH OFF
ST IOE::.<S
Mems Work Shoes.

Mems work shoes, the best
made, guaranteed leather, the
Weyenberg make and the Endi-
cott- Johnson make
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-12-02
Shirts.

Boys and mems shirts. Every
thing in the line, Is per cent off.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-12-02
Wash Goods.

Wash goods, both colored and
white, embracing everything in
our store. Sheetings, checks,
bleachings, Punjab percales,
ginghams, Devonshire, Lad-Las-
sic, MILDLY twills, madras cloth,
Imperial chambrays, outings.
Tickings, Eden cloth, Indian
Head, table cloth, draperies- the
whole thing at rs per cent off.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-12-02
Silks.

All silks, a large and beautiful
assortment in mesaline, satin,
crepe meteor, satin. faced crepe,
charmeuse, kitten ear, crepe,
georgettes and taffetas, every
thing included, Is per cent off.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-12-02

service that makes friends, quality that holds them"
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-12-02
Howard & Foster Shoes.

Howard & Foster shoes for
men. As good as the best made.
$13.75 Now $10.32
14.00 " 1850
1850 +" 11.63
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-12-02
Mems Socks.

Mems socks of everykind in
GLIDING the famous interviewer" ,
in lilse and silk, rs per cent off.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-12-02
Mems Underwear.

Mems f1eeced understands and
drawers once before reduced
zoe now 63c
Unionsuits $3.50 now $1.88
$500 now $2.25
These in Munsing Wear, the
garment for tall, stout and regu-
lar sizes.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-12-02
Gloves for Men.

The Hansen make, work, dress
and auto use, all rs per cent off.