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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

~ Orlando Twp. H. r. Morris,
Orlando
So Spring Creek Twp; John Corn
well. Navina. Route
9i- Springer Twp; E J Murphy.
Gathrie. Route Z.
Sc Rose tim TWP Z, . Bocox,
Maiahll
33-- Woodland 1wp: Cora F. Win
gard Guthrie, Route
T. 8 LoHther County Registrar,
Guthrie. July lst. 1892.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
Registration Books
Open to Voters

II yoA are NOT a qualified sater Ny
rsAsoa Of the fact ana; yon have net
.egsstrea. you aave eaaaee "
hecome 4 voter II 500 visa 10 'akv
aasaniAse u ,hs opportunity R-ris
tsAfson books are COW open Taes
~ill close Jnly H.
70 b. eligible ,o vote gerson
mast be II years of age must have
lived Ia the state one year slx mouths
III the county. aud thirty DAYS IN the
precinct
in event person moves from an.
other state, and Nill have been in
,hls c0anty Or city year on nexg
Noy emeer national election day
ne may register and vote in 'as
August primaries which selects can
aldates 10 be voted on IN November
II you have changed yoar vdtinE
months by November. having moved
here from some other county In the
state Of Oklahoma, you may register
and vote in the Ausust primary
you have changed your yoilne
precinct III thls city since you voted
the last time. you must get trans
/ fer from your former precsne, regis
lrar to yoar present precinct This
procedure i pefiaasfoF'' Ns' 49,
your former registrar ana ne N"'
maze the transfer without any 'Fo@
aie ~ yoa.
Il you have 'ost your ce'''i'sA'e sVa
can MAKE an 'd''a'si' 20 sAs' sl'ss'
and have ne" one issued @hS nA's
tas lost one eAaee'iea oa 'Ae fseoi's.
Following Is lst o' tue pFee'ns'
registrars.
LEGISLATIVE District "'' l.
| Antelope l~p. psse'as' II mas
ho"'Snd' f'eAsan' 's''es
antelope TWP psFoine' fTAhS
Martin Ioyte
4 -NoFta 1lIhAEtoa Twp = u
EeSmah' Coyie'
i '~soa'h CimSFFon b; J A. staFkr
Meridian
s-heAr creek Tsp; }. I. OfuCer
Guthrie X D. >
e-Guihrie Twp Roselia Huieh'ns,
eiashFie' Route y oe1 =.
-Fn'hrle S1'y' Wafd l. pFeeihet J.
league kas. so East cleveland 81
s~Sa'aFle s'y "ofa, = pfeelne' y
NeA''e h@hi''on' ~ EaA' WAS
I "a'Afae .i'y ward 4 eFeeine' Il
L. hso~A, -i- hSSt oklahoma ave
Ao-@a'hfie NY Wsrd preclA 7
y N' hfoeseF ios EASE warner
Ave.
AI--"ulnsle Nlty WAfd O. pfeeinc'
L = = hun'ef' corner harrison ana
hFoAa3ay
Ol'utie S'S NAfa .. pfee'he'
lsi FRANK f'ef'''' corner Oklahoma
Avenue ana f'rai
J IT, I1'Afie Si'y "a'd = precinct
l. > A. Ne'soh' 'VS west NoDie-
At-"u'lsie Wy " ara = pFeclAo'
MAua Ds1'ris' ol9 west harrison
40 -ou'lF'e Guy Waru o. pFee'l 'l'e'
" = hAfdNieN' i--s "est Logan
iowa Twp 1 = Johnson. Route
l. DoA -
SPFAhsFAiT i"p- MeANer w
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
s-.sa=Hss. as-asaa4a-aaa+-4--M
THIS WASN'T A
WET VICTORY

The defeat OF Representative Vol
stead OF Minnesota Is being sdver-
tlsed as wet victory The Rev.
KYMe who defeated Volstead for re-
nomination has been prohibtionist
f0r years HE also has the backing
OF the NoapaFtisan league. an orgsni-
ration which Is about as wet as the
w. c T. e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
state OF Ohio, Civ o; Toledo

state OF Ohio, CITY OF Toledo,
Lgcas County. S.
Frank ] Cheney makes oath that
ne is senior partner OF the firm az
T. J Cheney & Co. doing business
IN the city of Toledo, county and
state aforesaid. and that saii firm
viii pay the sum Of one hundred dol
Ars for each ard every case OF Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the
ase OF Hals Catarrh Medicine
Frank j Cheney
Sworn 10 bsfora ne and subscribed
IN my presence. thls 9Th day OF Dec
smher, A. d. 1856 A. W. Gleason.
tSeall Notary Public.
Halls Catrrh Medicine is taken in
,ernally and acts through the blood
on the Mucous Surfaces OF the sys-
TEN Send for testiomnisls. Tee
r J. Cheney d Co. Toledo. o. Sold
py al druggists. T5c. Halls Family
Pills for constipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
CECIL 3. De MILES
Production
MALE ard FEMALE"
4 paramount.Arseraf. Picture


Imagine, A sroup OF men and wo-
men. suddenly flung on 4 d>sert isle
Master and man. mistress and maid r
now only males and females
Birth. wealth. trappings. vanished.
A new life. calling to q test Of worth.
where those who ere strong. lead. and
these who are weak. follow
Such is this great story Rapg-
ing from the splendid home of an
English earl TO savage scenes liz a
tropical jungle. from nice eonvan-
tiOns OK the cultured elite TO Hncal.
trolled rassi0ns OF ancient Babylon
An epic OF lore and struggle. vital
In theme. stupsndous in conceptions.
amazingly dramatic. beautiful heypad
words
Founded on ]. NJ Barrie's Famous
Play. The Admirable Crfchton
Admission Children 15c Adults SOC.
Matinee 1880 Night 700
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

fhe imsoaa~ 10 *hg AnAsFkgsn Federation
"a laher B. &3 9rM uep 4 asSash o. Sft.-
sca ess a years-fhls tresn tees &pd r~seaaer
fraou tie affiliated aaterk at -he euunfrs
fhe ms1ar porg4aa ~ sats ssaesaa~ns
famss ls utilised Nv wslkARg delegates AZ
~A& Ftt~ntly shawn thai paiias FsNms,
haA tcAfNhused y1as2 .pta a year a. thv
Amxsisan fesl~ra.ien. T&eF~ ers asw
uff<sn epen sNaa cifisx in Texas ana
OkiAhsnta. iaesadinx ~au Aasonln Besa
n.ans Aastln paiia. HI Fase. i.lftis herh
HenStaa Natvestvn. sherman and ~
~nAsh4 Tire euisr~ ssa.~ - Oklahoma
shousd be free ana enen 20 labor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17
PAGE TWO
BOOZE. JEALOUSY AND
IpLENess LED TO DEATH
OF SOCIETY woNah

fCdmAnucI from Page -
ties of whisky He said he nal
separated from his wife and henee'
forth intended TO live a life Of ease
TWO days $40 Geissler was seen ~
a field near the hotel sracticing tar
Get shooting with a revolver.
A detective connected With ,hs
hotel said he recalled that when Mr..
De Cordovs was having diauer with
his wife last Sunday Gslssler was
looking In at wind0w and makiAs
threatening gestures az Mrs De Cor
doys.
one chauffeur said Geissler hsd
declared to him. watch the news a.
psrs. boys. youH see ny name ~
them before long
Seen Together in Auto
other witnesses testified that wAea
MS. De Coraova was found dead ~
Ing in the road near her automobile
and Cslssler was found laanlng np
against a fence I'm 2 dying condition
bottle hslfhued with Scotch whisky
was found in the machine. ioEe.1ET
with two glasses There also was
a lemon and quantity os cigarettes
Prosecutor Hewitt said be had been
informed that Mrs De Cordova AID
GsGssler had been seen in the same
place last Wednesday. when they
ware observed sitting on the yGua.ns
board OF the automobile which aai
been bronsht 70 a staadstill In se-
questerAd sye0ad
Mrs De Cofdoya left The Griswo'd
Hotel In the De Cord0va touring car
at o'clock Tuesday afternoon. SIZE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Don Blame the Weather Too Mueh
Ii yoI seel laEy lanqusd. seem duil.
stupid lack strength and ambition, 90
aot blame IL on the weather The
40, sun viii not oppress yoa 50 mucn
Il the bowels are regular Foley
Cashartic Tablets banish nillonsncss.
lndigeetion apd cons tIpaton. cleanse
,Ae bowels. sweeten the stomach and
invigogste The liyer
Sold Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

There sheafd be NJ sFSNnts~d laasrrRp-
sieh of Nersie~ n~e rss-Fs 20 tbr ilfe,
h@1'th an1 vVstfsrr ai fhe Ee~epi4. fhs
TkeWt Mt@a4k AMfltfsA tasNv tfeFe
.hsala =. .seesni nRs4euai tupaasl for
the rd5udieasien 81 natsoHai industrial
aistaFis4nt~s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

W. C. Masterson sgpsNnierden'
OF schools Of McAles,er has been se-
lected president of the Oklahoma e.
ucatlon association TO succeed 4 G.
Parsons. Of Norman, who resisne'i
The association NOW has 1000 mem
bers ana is growing rapidly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

AS s.rife wnHeasis~ea hs untan ssRasfs
sh~ fasna~r j. mrws~ms~A srnaa x~~sRms hs*
rrotss 10 naarkNe the na~rrNant s1ffev~ ~
soa-a~lis~fY - .psvd< sna AL sheaneis ~
hasl0s.~ ~ ar~iyaesi. Ne ears ia SIS
trfaatlnx ssntsrs aasaas ldisne.k sea a@n-
aa.sTBhaf aD at MAtne lsasnt fhs f~ad.
AmA uaa-ais fsevslp lpn. tA~ shoft NraAae-
ft@n. nve~as rA0rv nraf4.s~rs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Story by Holman Dav Direction
bv Lynn Reynolds. producer OF
rne Brute Breaker Beauti-
fn scenes filmed along the north
Maine woods and Canadian bor-
der. Might was right on the bor-
der line and there was no fear OF
Yankee law until Norman Aid
rich of the American Secret
Service was placed on the JOB.
He was a match for the lawless
horde. He was the watchdog OF
the Red Lane of vicious
stained with the crimson blood OF
lawlessness. Best picture here in
weeks we say
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

The srxlwa shap a. Wn-AMexiean Va
sriartptr IRE rtessA sMNw Is neEktng
caAsiliiau where noa< bat m-sal@xs ~
enians re 1efmifsed 20 work aaaer snN
eiFeasa u anrsS. where fixed wage
schedule d. agreed anen. sud 40 msn -
n~rmitfra - uara for less where the an-
aiR8dual haA ashin- 20 do w ~ay ahnnt
his wages ne tcars ar what tire sorA-
lag conditions shall be whore att re1ufA-
tiaA. aith ~ gard 20 pay. &meent ~ work
20 be dans aFe Interpreted apa adFatn~
sssTTs-l hy hRsimtss agent or @atlAnE
AvAeGate ~ thr maiea sna net the In
dixidwai. uhn au~s nes work GA the job.
ard may nos knnw sAs nseu srrsenatts
NhsTw the snss he ordered &c sait hN
fae a~snt az deleEass @hssher ths vast
60 ~ not. ana who. thraugh the nsaehtR~rN
uf tnr tasAs anien. isaNwse~ ttnss sua
p-nAAtss ash collects neAxy naes anu
.smsnss "a mainsein and enfarce fhs
unlen regulations 90 nAf salaries and eN-
ftrnstx.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Grouping .he dlffrrvEees bet w~~R those
wha wasi tar ms~rs ana th0~e whN paf
tbs ~mG~~ skNnAlX wFrhiran wststtnN
hetw~~a caaisAi ead t~bar has always ted
% miau nders.e ndtnx fas sneiefv a0cs 1oi
divide AZ IN thai convenient tashion- The
f~4l probiefu has maas RnNtcs sAd thr
flrsa and muss im .,ay+sns ~ taess il The
EsArfai pablAe Whlsh hNss The general
puhsir ineia1ss both Tire empiesers aad
the cAs playsss and when oHe dssx nDs
TAKE that iuse scsuant. ne heads Ter
traubie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

sfftel4nr, ana ia~r~s>ra @n.rms rsn W
fsnsf = ss1y - -sis~ ih~ nrahiTras ~ -Mp
eissax $50 en@asry's m~esi~ aaA ~ eFosiM
iax the trHu sa@ftatian wtsh nhteh ~ d~-
fr.hufr thAt ~hish has he~a preaax~d.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

9ast cnndi.ton Talon uaca are forced a.
act A. r~disnl leaders dictate hars ths1
901 strikes hktr been recorded "a tnis
soantry since tas dEniuE vf the arm Stice
Hail % this number hsve been inoXes
gi8hash MhtsA mean sas a0erthr@M ~
iahsr H'self sHh sN~ cueti srastpn ~ fndas-
try. EmntaysFs ths esQg-rs evrF cry for
hsip. Thss sAat skiits1 lns'r. ihan-
sand. ~ nen-Vnten meH skilled snd ~
nerienresi va. wor& without paving
sriaate. haf t.ey ere deherred hf amt0a
desEat8sm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

In the face ~ fifssrn Years assured
work ahN maeh untaaisar Nas net
let every KILLED iAnoFrF work Hours
kass h~en HxeA ~ l#e and uRsaas arr
nas alarmed through fear cf decrease
Ia .sais heeaas~ anlou fwam are u~s work-
inx for the seslr. hus for ihv nangs- TIE
emngassr II aston iraae Haast faraish his
awn urossetiuA and hi1 for his etosed
sben fg6or fhe efnptaFer effsrts& the
hixhest heams. gsstiHg tse most labor
Ths small srsaiovsr saffsFs sd infi vida
atty H. Unable 20 fhree on the tarnous
pf ghe scaled %hep.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Ts-n,~ration .sd nas e@eFeien T. the
proper sfyuads 10 AmsFiean iadastrt
eaad will and nni Ia etu shoaia eSt~t.
Hig ghsr prs.Anrtion progerlN handles.
nasAax hi9aeR wsses, and aisa tvmeg sales
priers. thAs makinx ths high WAGES bas
marv. WsHt esnplsNsrs, nat eeAseFsAht
with Fhr sroneulis> - haslness are aat
convinced ef fAst. Whils shr tabor istacr
prFsrhs~ iess ~ask Tar marc mousy. The
iF0ahir with naaA. wr-er is tnat snrA are
mas FNtatea either 20 the warth of thr
wnrk or the w~Fth II the naan- Fhes az
Gkrsi 1n a -uess and fer aEtoa paFpo~eS
II has besH easier 70 make fiat rate
Tkis b. untAir. Mea are not vaaai and if
hhlds back she Whole usss a. fc.lAse tne
p@ce ~ the sFavd % thai ~ sne slawvss
member 4 wA,krv mss. KlNs faAr
Aavs work fer fair dass gas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Frsssns
who nans
naea~AN
aanet os
4 halls whl aa pairs s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Not nra. Hs. LIE Issaes.
Az Hpwr n0mn eEa An
Aaar w~ek West no.
-asI-s-as
Radical nion uisfat.oH Nakes for
Fraflter4-ns aaa Mere TsNAtien.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

The country j. pAralyxed by want Of
preductson. while agrfeuitnre snffer~ for
want Of dietribation. Scandslaus profIte~r-
ing l. .,-e result. Productive Industry is
cnrtailed BY strikes, sir-ups and iosk0nts
fomented in TIE interest Of ssnses not re-
lated In numerous cases. to fair wages and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

rhs World fhs The "iAe
Tln&se a. Nae Interest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

SIbIsek -~k- .he Democratic nanaI nasio-
fn- congress In bekaM ~ the Geaerft
Pabfis--the fslk---piesieinx himself 10
work tor constructive legislation beneficial
to BeoSle nor en- earth
NIBLAck FOR CONGRESS CLUB.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

With the close ~ the wAr fths eoantry
sees many changes In ahe same ratio
that reds are forcing their wsy into the
Lead in labor ranks. the people cry for
ir~- organized eoerxion and more inds-
vid1al freedom Organized labor. l. pro-
ts~ted BY 80 special laws Capital has
h~xems an obscure monster. hiding behind
the unprotected General Public. and
ner~iy providing the means by which
things may be fabricated zad sold TO the
General Public.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

The Nafica i face 20 fsre witIr q erfsl.
apon f.e smmesfi~se sniHtian ~ which de-
P~nds every ide-si that car people raetish
And fhe solution 4. .Ae nay saenf 81 ade
9Hate compensation to amAftften srno1
trzseher-. NJ AmesEesn school. NJ. 10 srai
boFs aHd girls for eifixen~hip In ou.
democracy. re mus. have praperls
trained .eaeher in every sehssl roana tn
great crisis n Am~rir~n education 4. IL
the shortage ~ Qualified Teachers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

II = fStss - say that ew~yy msn has
the right to stop working whenever he sa
desires In eae sense tEsre a. nsodteana
of truth In H. bat broadly speaking.
every maH y under obfigasi.n 10 his fel-
tuw-nasn to dc has part in the World.
advancement and tn rrsxIacEn- the thsRg-
wrteh cfvfsiHstl0n ne~Gs. tnf- - rrw-
eainently true uhlie the werld seffer-
for lark Of food. eloshing and other
products.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

fhe new amsrisan principle means this
That tkars shall Ae no Discrimination
against @Hipa Or naH aha"n ""Af"t' 81.
asa where the rtgh6 - work wages @h'
tersu af suapto naent snail oerend Pfi-
usrfly upon individual merit and personal
chu}re
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Elected te the next congress tNs%'
via propos@ ana work for tine heAalng W
aba vance ~ ali nrr<eus orxAniHed fAD".
contracts long or short. tor pertod =,
TEN YEARS. glth labor 10 be plserd on
AN efficiency basis. ao Discrimination. Ah'
wages TO be based on the present "fkN"
trr.f scale - II asse, Mas !. 1919.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

When additional uslsH men are Heeaeas
they ere Rss Forthcoming ApEr<at list
IN ali lines = exhausted. and Fecr raits are
aat sncomra~ed No ene but = card man
can he eMpsssst In anian shops. TAere
are thousands 81 skilled workers PRAYING
Ter aafS. hHs h u deased them BY the
iGhioiiiSA of the closed shep. the absotuf~
ewa~rship " Industry bv ihe worker
skilled R@n aainn msn evy for wark and
orxaniFed labor header. arge trouble.
Hence no nre5ae.ton. ana the General
Fu8tir snffeFs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Ntblark l. friend of Organized lsnor'
He has operated union plant for mSte
.haa twenty years. He has never Sp
naS-.s collective bargaining where II j.
binding on others a. well a. the eNPaes 81.
Ia a. advocated the open shop principle
Tor MANY wears
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Organized leaders are lanr on profession
aRd short on performance The, .tensnd
faii responsibility On the part ~ an esn-
nisyeE "a contract. without haasiinx
ksfnsstNes responsible individually or eui-
leetiy~iy te the fWiiiiiaaent ef that c1a-
tract
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

The saving. % conscientious wnrgers
are greater than the savings ef the
''eapiGaiists.~ The labor l~mf~rs preach
strife and bitterness ~steB th~s shsn'a
teach the workers to gse ta,s sAktnG-
fund for inyrstnssut. They .sn bay Their
WAY fnte industry but they sanuat brSak
their WaV IN. for when thsy have broken
in they Nnd aefhlnr there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

Thi. lerisiation In toree would sp~e1liN
place shc eountFy a normal tndesiriA'
ha.fS NlhlAsk does no. seek unipn SIS
solution or di-ruasinT. ba- nsSe~ tatNa
~nrs whether in or cut - the hnt"h.
ms vnuId araxe efficasfpu- reform. Anh
thr tlfth Dtstrtst Of Oklahoma Saoald
span.sr IT, This reform erast~d. the i's
~ inda.try throughout the country @"uia
outeken. production sncrr@>e theasAho
fold. with distribution kerp'nS pace @ s1
.,s,aunatlsanx the prige- on hHlnE
aecessitie> would droD aud the profstess
De put ou- Of business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-17

We mus. sFaxei awAg from mee hsni ~R
10 spnntsneea. arfien away fF8sn external
clamps to the mai.y - ihe spirit. arssN
frwm ~nfore~d arxsniEatisn 10 the fre~
hrathsrhDad - man. keeea,trustiau can
sais come afsss the riIns1 nation ~ selfish
mess. selfish capitalists ana selfish ar
gsnsEed tAber are tnssm. in eventually
bAnkruEting sn~ anssher Snd g@imsly in
baAkruftiag the RES ~ a..
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-24

Bob" Duncan made a nyins uir
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-24
H.C.H.S S.
Notes

A committee OF students repre-
senting each ciass--Gene Schwartz
Ruby Dickinson. June Dalton, and
Gladys Byrd--and three members OF
the faculty met to decide on the pic-
lures that would be most suitable to
purchase for our High School.
With the surplus left from the Art
Exhibit. we may be able to get about
Ave pictures. Among those selected
by tho committee are Washington -
by Stuart. The Pot OF Basil" by
Alexander. "stratford-on-Avon" aud
others.
About forty new books are adorn-
ing the shelves OF our library. They
are only a part OF those ordered for
High School use. Some OF those that
came IN are "Lcs Miserabics." Chan.
ning's History OF the United States. ''
twelve volumes OF shakespeare
dramas. books pertaining TO Domcs-
tic Science. and many others.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-24

Saturday, April ~. 1910.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-24

We are praying for fair weather.
The Junior-Senior girls will play the
Sophomore team and the Freshman
team In voliey Ball. But fear there
won't be much volley Ball because
Thursday morning. few dogs and a
couple Of COWS, felt frisky and gave
vent to their feelings by frolicking
about the net. They we're not satis-
IRVd until they successfully kicked Il
'ovcr--after which they trotted off.
at peace with themselves and the
whole world---except the girls. OF tho
II. G. II. 81
Only four more weeks of school.
We are sorry. II IL bad enough to
part with our schooimatcs--but to
10 for three months without English
or Chemistry and then we will have
to leave them and take up new sub
jects---some OF us. I mean. But
cheer up! schoolmates! Only three
months and back we will be- with our
studies.
The vaccine for tho prevention OF
small pox has been taking effect this
week. Several OF the students arc
out because OF sore and swollen
arms. II IL hoped that all will re-
turn soon.
Some OF our typewriters have re-
fused to work. but Raymond veogtiy
our typewriter doctor. is bringing
them back 10 health an rapidly as
possible.
Frank Logan was compelled TO
quit school after having considerable
trouble with his eyes. We are sorry
that ne win be unable 20 complete
his term. School activities wiil suf-,,
fer by his absence for Frank was
prominent smon9 Ws. = y - g. \
Some new trahsiuccnt roller
shades will bc installed IN the assem-
bly, room and library next week. /
Marjorie BYRD " an exile from
school these days. Major" IN sur
fering from overwork aud nervous
strain. While we miss her We want
her back next year 80 are willing To
endure the loss for while.
No more programs for this year.
n will take all our time now To get
our courses finished by May Goth.
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RIGHT RATION AID EGG YIELD

A ration for laying hons that pro
,ides balance OF feed elements al
economical costs under present con-
ditions consists OF the following. re-
ports Prof. James Dryden, chief of
poultry nt o. A. c.: Wheat. 25
pounds: oats. Is: mill run, 20:
ground oats or barley. 6 iinseed oil
meal. s. meat or fish scrap. Z, kaic
or other greens. as; bone, 2; grit.
3 shell, 9; charcoal. 9. The mon,
scrap may be- displaced with co
) uunds OF buttermilk or skim milk.
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city for water and sewer purposes IN
case the city desired their services.
Mr.. Mothershead who was on the
council at the time the contract was
entered into, was present Tuesday
evening with the council for the pur-
pose Of talking over the matters In
connection with this contract and
account. -.
c. n. Ln0NxglDw
n. Mayor OF Burns.
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The State Univer-
sity, Agricultural
College and the
State Normal

have for many years spent less mon.
ey per student per year In training
Oregon boys and girls than Is spent
at any other state institute. Tbs
present cost at the State University
Is s2o3 a year; st the College. It L.
$50. But even before the war.
when money would buy twice w
much as Il buys now. the average
cost at oil other state institutions
was 1895 year. In addition
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Their Building Investment
is also very low

Al the State University Il Is at
present s322 per student: at the Col
iege. 5000. but In state institu-
tiors elsewhere. statistics show the
average TO be 1896. These are con
vincing proofs OF enconomical ad.
mih's,ration. but the three ins,itu.
tlons can no longer give satisfactory
training TO the vast number OF Ore.
gon boys and girls t5t0o IN fulltIme
courses alone). unless they receive
more support TN May ~ the
Higher Educational relief measure
will appear on the ballot. You are
urged "a preserve tho quality Of high.
ar education by voting for Il.
Pad advertisement inserted b. Colin Dymsn'ia
behalf sf the Joint Alumni Relief csmmii'ss tor
hishss Eisiestisa in ossses. si< Pissesk Block.
Pessiaaa.
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TO Princvilie Thursday. As the party
left at seven o'clock we were unabIs
TO gain an interview. The CsptiAa
was still asleep or rather he cosN
walk. but hadn't reused suaicientiy
70 pesmk OF spssch. ..
"Avsst There! LocAes Ia uov
making steam st the LampsAiFs
Garage and promises TO do . sAip
shape JOB on all work. Bring o.
yoar big boats" and "dinshies."
Barnacies removed free OF charge.