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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
At the Grass Roots.

in Mondays Leader mention was
tnade of those active in the executive
management of the fair but back OF
these are the township members of
the Free Fair association who direct
ly represent the people of their re
spectiye townships and stand back
Of the fair III their capacity as 4
board Of general managers. The per
sonnel of this board for. the yaar hiss
been as follows:
AnteIope--George Rouse. Pleasant
Valley; Fred Wegner, Coyle
Bearcreek-Wilson Biard. Mcridi-
an: II. F. McCrosky. Meridian.
Cimarron-F. A. Thompson, Coyle;
Roy Tea Coyle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
SNAPPY EVENTS ARE
PULLED IN SPEED RING
FIRST ANNUAL FREE FAIR
FEATURED RY OITpOtR-
ING OF TOWN PEOPLE;
ANIATORS NJ A kE
THRILLING MOVES
As FAST HORSES
BEND THE TURF
CIRCLE
DERBY DAY TOMORROW

Wednesday will be Derby day at
the fair and there Will be running
races. fast and furious, all afternoon.
Seven carloads OF running horses
are on the ground, some from New
York state, some from Mexico and
records will be broken in every class.
Nobody should miss this.
Other big events will be the vital
ixed agriculture demonstration In the
agricultural pavilion at p. m. Band
concert at t:3o and drawing OF sew.
ing machine at 2:oo o'clock. The big
livestock parade also comes off on
the track at f:a5 sharp.
ToDAY'S RACES
The race program for the first day
Is being carried out as The Leader
goes TO press with every event hotIy
contested, the grandstand packed
and the entire grounds thronoed with
people.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
EMPIRE OIL COMPANY
MAKES NEW LOCATION
II Landowners In Springvale Re
fuse To Renew Leases Com
pany Will Abandon Test
and Move Tools

The Empire Gas 4 Fuel company
aave made another location in f.osau
fcounty and vim drill test well il
ORLANDO township on section s2. The
cAAci location has not been gwen
bat the contract with the land own
ers Is 20 arm on some part of se,.
ton SO.
The following leases We're recorl-
cd today by the Empire company
Matte i. Long. W. Nwg e.is3.
~ b Acton, NEi. list: O. n. AZ.
ton, SEA, l.iS-A wilford cummlns.
ham. NE4 i2-iSt, George NJ. Neal
'sWa a5.la.i. Frank weldon. sw4 81.
'1ai.
The consideration in each OF the
leases Is the drilling Of wen ia
Section s2 Township. ls Range y
West. and $500. Drilling to DO com.
menced on or before Oct 1, 1920
The Empires test well in spring.
vaie township East OF the city Is
down more than 3io0 feet and VIII
~ drilled to depth Of 1900 II ne
cessary, according TO representatives
of the company In the city at pres
cnt This OF course. il contingent
on the land ownars renewing the
leases for term Of five years Many
Of the leases have but a year 10 run
and the Empire company VIII rog
continue the test unless the leases
in It's block are renewed
II the leases are not renewed the
Sprlngyale test will be ahondoped
and tools will be moved % the new
location, II ia said.
Other leases recorded were A. II
Houston e g. G Horner NEt NWi
md NEi NEi Si.lsf West sS0.uo
James NJ Haynes TO G q flofna~
NE4 NWi sti7.i East $4,000
r. r. Riece 80 G. G. Hornor AZ
SWl 2t.iT-l East consideration, Al.
.orney fees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
LITTLE F A 7 He R
PU rs TO '0U 7
AN ANGRY ] M0R
WIN ~NIII ,ss SOFT
Nulsp~ tiIIt A.s sIsiI.>I
iisii> CROWD TENT
o> IN\tilI' 4,
NEGRO

caleaao aela IN dlmlnmlgya
priest with a smith aud the wosd
"aHcsuafy on hts islnA dM mote
than squads ~ peiAea hast ulght ii
preventing tha threatened lyuhlux n
lhfep negfoea who took refuge IN lsls
church.
II wua Father ilarka pastor ~ 1T
uabFlola church. when Father narAa
reached The mob mob estimated Al
$1,000 WAS laekrd abssut thu iuara
hundreds mere bad already entered
the srarrh foy tbu neafoeu. t'oee.
lug hla way w, sha pFlvat shouteH.
What u thle mseflleEef VINO ara
she rowdlea lhat aform th~ Aousu
"a slna W
Aeme0no explained. "fhAg makes
no dlfgereaee- lhe PRIEST crsea
fhla place N sanctuary / az.
der eyrry person III ,hsa hnlidlna Il
leave immediately and quickly
Tho pollen brnka aun filed aut
Thu laAt man haa IN vhuu 4 polsre
riot sauad arrived Taklng tha polIee
inside fathag nafAn cailed ia ths
hiddrn nreFora to eumn uut
There wns risf aud ono ~ tha
mon afeppea oat from a confessional
a pile ~ ea#m~ks III . rphlnK room
yielded a second. and thr third afs
Yearod from hehlna TIN alter rail
One kuels aud Kissed sha nrleAs
hsnd a. pollvu spirited taun out !
slda entrances,
With the nngrnra safely away.
Father fuFk". smiling wsne ont %
address tho mob
Go home ~ neaerabsa and han
py There's zoo maeh tronbie IL tna
world rssht now Don't start more,
WAS hia advice rha nob gafs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
MARKET BASKET PAGf.
~ BUSHES sITIIH


Tho Market nAakss rann whlen
appeafs every Thursday ~ Tna
Daily l.eadsr "a enrlalnly winner
aud aside frum affofdlng the mer.
rhanla who supply fnodstuif fnr tne
aonea oof tho people Are aiyee.
fislns mediufi Il has helped Won.
dermlIy % reduce the hixh Goa
1T iislnw Something that nli gona
housewives are intefes,ed III these
days A lady who buys quite larse
ly 81 fpodatnff for her family. 80 pe,'
reporter fer lhla paper this morn.
inF and said. hops tho faNder will
kpen TIE Market Flaakst Page Kosas
whiie living s. sHeh an expense 70
eur family budget for ! always rslpi
lhe adyprtlaempnis Id tho MAvk
haskst raEe before ! place my order
for the weekly supply q PROVISIONS
for the houaehaid and ilnd saYr
nu ~ buying hua II also helpa nle 10
know what 10 buy, where "a buy ari
bcw 10 buy
n the readers of thn paper viii
watch the ads closely on tbs food
page af the Leader many dollars can
be saved in thu buying N supplies
Tor The household One of tha so
veriisors on this page last ThuridaY
made apeelal price on sngar and
coffee and aoid more suear ou Friday
and Saturday than IN any two days
since being ~ business The same
was true of his coffee sales Ths
Loader VIII keep the Market Basket
Page golng Just as long as the meF
chants will advertise and u their
business keeps up IN the future aa
il has IN tie past the Market isasket
Page VIII be a leading feature OF shs
Daily Leader
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CedarW. H. Thorne. Route 8
| Guthrie; Frank Hancock. cashion
Crescent--Vlrgil Rout. Crescent,
Il. l.. Smith. Crescent
Iowa-Neii Humphrey Meridian;
s. J. Faver. Meridian
Iron Mound-W NJ. Bross, Guthrie
Route s; NJ Ross. Guthrie, Route 3.
Guthrie--W D. Jenkins, Guthrie
Route s; Fred Madden. Guthrie
Route g.
lie Bron-Ben. Johnson. Mulhall
Route /. Thomas w. Hibhs, MulhaII.
Lowrie--J. II. Farr. Guthrie; y. l..
Cooch. Guthrie.
MARSHALL. f. shanks. MARSHALL
John OMEN, Marshall
MulhalI-E S. Haws. Mulhalf
Route 4 Ira Pryor. Mulhail.
Oak view--Jacob Knecht. Lowell
O. D. Acton. Lowell.
orIando-C. F. Kemp. Mulhall: f.
Mills, Mulhall, Route !.
Rose HILL A. Donley. Crescent;
Chas. w. Johnson, Mulhall.
Springer-H A. Herwig. Guthrie !;
Albert Kiespert, Guthrie.
Seward-T. N. Tribble. Nayina; A
~ Dresser. Seward.
Spring Greek II. c. Waddle. Sew
ard; A. J. Boyd. Navina.
Springvale--M. LeGrand, Meridian: !:
Thos. Armstrong. Arcadia.
Wooldand-C. II. Coffin. Crescent.
Route 4; A. B. Holiday, Crescent.
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GREAT TROPICAL STORM
TO SWEEP SOUTHLAND

Galveston. Texas. Sept 2f r.aeai
weather conditions this morning save
Indications that the tropical DISTURB.
anee reported last night IN latIHts
-, longitude 90 VAS of moderate lu.
'ensiiy The barometer here stood
et gsao AZ o'clock and vas sin
rising silghtiy Tho tide was Z 81
foot above normal aud moderate
swells were moving IN from The
southeast The wind was blowing
eleven miles AN hour from the
north with occasional variations 20
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
Circus Tickets Will Be
Gipen to Boys and Girls

vince kids Free tickets n Yankee
Gus That is to give afternoon and mig
Want to see this great circus.
Wel Leader help
ee twenty tickets this show where
m Tricks like human beings and where dainty
daily with death in steel with
paratuses to thrill delight folks
YANKEE Robinson was the first American
made children laugh with his original
grandparents perhaps
things Yankee did o
Yankee was thrifty lad and
der the management of Fred Buchanan
pieces OF show property on the
port this country
But you want to know abort the tickets
We believe the girls Judge things
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
GROfHER ACTING
SANTA w AGENT

John Henry Grother u now agent
az Union station. relieving agent An.
derson. who il ~ Mr. Anderson
Will 20 10 New Mexieo 20 reeaperate
Crother fiouFlshed IN and aro4ni
Guthrie - and 20 years ago lie
was then southwestern agent OF ths
Frisco and directed the Oklahsmass
Louis excursion. when Governor ser
guson Invaded the worlds fair city
with his sensational military staff.
Grother has heen a. Gushing for the
Santa Fe the past five years ne
knows every curve Of the rssi game.
ard though somewhat subdaed IS
compared With "early days. =
stiIl high up In railway cuuaeils. ~
win give the Santa Fac linr sers1e<
here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
WILD ANIMALS AND
TAME WOMEN, FEATURE
Robinson Circus. Greatest Animal
Show On Earth. Will Re Here
Friday; Riddles Clown
Contest As On

Only ono morr day klddiea. 10 act
one % those FREQ circus tickets The
Ieador has here COR boys aud slrla
who viii toll us tho funniest thing .
clrcuH clown could bc aeen doing
The Yankee Robinson circus viii
arrive IL Guthrie frlday. giving ATT.
ernoon and nNiu performances pre-
cessied by a stree, parade Ia The
morning There will he moro than
. thousand animalA and many hun
dred people From eerly SUNRISE 70
midnight, Guthrie win b. Jungle
city ahlAAe al nlght VIII manufactured
lights showing lhe way % The On.
trance to the main tent Nolay Wlth
lhe Jazz handp aud caliopea Interest
lug aud mysterious with the Orient
eolorng of circus banners. costumes
and animals from foreign lands. Al
huallng huatling, exciting. noisy city
heeanse theusanda OF people from
the surrounding country viii he
drawn here hy tha mawnellc lnfluen
cea OF this wollknowu circus Every
man, woman and chlld ia Guthrie
VIII he our on iha airec,a ~ circus
lots The yaa, numbers OF people that
aaseu'hel Al circus are onnpf the
biz attractions
Thiv show "a horaldod a. having
the greatest number " YOUNG anl
pretty girls who put wlld beaals
THROUGH their paeeN ride iauclns
horaea or perform on fragile aerlal
apparatliaea, 81 any circus "a sae
road.
The great number of viii anlnAla
afe supposed 70 g. tho Idea, aaa
moat fofocious of any rroub ~ NH
mails ever assembled ona f csn,As.
Emperor the OUTLAW llus, Ia hatalges
as magnificent naco.nea mora
hloodihIrsty and deai,lsr taan any
lion eyer presented to The public Hal
has killed SIX trainers and severely
wounded two others Ia the ak Years
he has been IN the circus world
Louis Roth woridfamoua wlld AMI
NAL trainer. ia 10 be- seen putting FIN
peror with several other lions
through their stunts maaing Ills leap
through hoops Of fire and perform
several astounding aud apectacuIw
features
We are again and for the last tlms
stsing the rules for winning or Of
'he free tickets to this great circua
We want avery hoy and kirl 10 Join
the Jolly lads and lassica n thinking
np comical things for the clowns 10 |
do SO, get busy al once.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
AVIATOR STRUCK By
PLANE PROPELLER ls pgAo

Syracuse. N. r.. Sept. 9i-Harry
J. Mclaughlin. IS. who was struck
by the propeller OF his airplaue while
performing stunts at the New York
state fair grounds Saturday after.
noon. died last night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
WHOLE TOWN IL
DESTROYED BY FIRE

aiesburs. lII.. sapt. 2f.--Every
building In the business block Of vii.
mansfield. H.. with the exception Of
a garage. Is In ashes today, as the
result Of fire which started at mi +
night last night. The property 'oss
Will total esse 100000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
Colby Is Firm
On SuH Stand

washlnotcn. Sect si.-~secretary
Colby has refused 10 grant the re.
quest Of snsiSuffraalsts from Tenn.
essee that no rceino his action In
prcelalmlna ratification Of the feo.
eral suffrage amendment on the
basis of favorable action on the
amendment BY the Tennessse Ieals.
lature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
After Twenty Years
col. J. J. m'ALEsreR DEAD.

McAlester. seut- 2i-colonei j..
McAlester. first corporation commits.
sioner, second lieutenant governor OF
Oklahoma. pioneer OF the city OF Nc
Alester. Okla. died at his home here
at 2:25 o'clock Thursday morning at
the age OF n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
DOUBLE HEADER TEMPLE
CLASS MOVES SWIFTLY
All Teams Hit Up the Schedule
and Work Is Carried Along
Without Friction; Elu
Degrees Are Mounted

With all teams working with ms.
Taad percislon the special ran reunion
~ the Rite Consiaiory got into nal
swing this morning
class of morn than 500 il tas,nr
the degrees. Monday nlghs the pss
fection degrees Mere given aud to
DAY the Elu degrees have Tho csl.
From Provost go ldre IL kalaht
q the East and Nsst me class wa.
taken today Degree exemplllisA
son and staging was attended wl.n
Old time enthusiasm The flaxtr,
i've organ music Was especlall, snod
while the male Chorus reinforced tne
en Aemhle rhia oiass iiks the pro
'eding. Is doaolehca,t ans
'hc overflow is being rendexxonsed
a the First Melaodist church
General Freeman said This ~
certainly a fine looking class
secretary perr said number ~
'd"hnquents would De Ia today
The Chandler Tulsa. Hominy and
hartlesNille teams. fuli paurllied Ak
here In run porce
As side diversion Rilo masoas
were shown films of inc grouna
breakine ceremonies al the POLLARD
on "Wednesday the Rose Croix dc
erees VIII be staged.
The number of Rite visitors N not
as large as usual and Temple o.l
'elals arc roileyed. since the oonurs.
ton due % double header classes Il
treat
Fali For Hymen
The Hecresary's office lists the foi
lowing among the Benedlc,s
Bro George Wolllng schumarh.r
was married to Miss veIma Dora
TrebIood. Wednesday. June 3d. Al
Blackwell, Okla
Bro Jack Drummond wax married
20 Msa Effie Charlotte Dunlap. We'd
June :. 1920 at Fort Worth. Texas.
Bro Arthur a. Boyer was married
@ Miss Eftie Charlottee Dunlap. Wad
ncsday, June .. 1920. at lrrbaua. III
liro Beyer Is cashier OF the Gnsarie
Savings Bank and treasurer of Gn'h.
RE Lodge OF Perfection.
Bro. Walter L. Pendleton waa mar
red 70 Miss Mono Frances Sanders.
June 70, 1920, at suray, va. Their
future home Will be ciarcmore. okla
Bro, Clifford u Traband and Misc
CeciIe Allen were married al Okla.
homa City, July H. Mr and Mis-
Traband viii make their future home
IN Guthrie N
After Twenty Years
Secretary nerr has received a let
ter from G. L. Lyon. oklahoma City.
In which be says = was Master
Mason 20 years and thought that was
all; | joined the Rite last May {
now want to say that no Master Ma
son can afford TO miss being mem.
her OF the Rite"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
DYNAMITE BOMB SET
OFF IN CUBA, A-so

Madrid. Sept. 2i.--A dynamite bomb
exploded today In front OF the
Friends Club. in Talayera. suburb
OF this city. doing enormous damage,
but inflicting no casualties.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21

New work. sept 2i-~vne assem-
bly, ~ vote ~ : fo reported without,
accommodated tho resolution ~
Assemhlyman ciiless 10 exclude the
Socialists from the extraordinary
session Action on the resolution
Mas made q special efder ~ bust
ness fsr q ~. today,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
NEW YORK NERVOUS; GUARDS
SURROUND CUSTOMS HousI

New York. Sept zi---The New York
custom house today was under the
heaviest guard In lts history, because
Of the warning received yesss lay
that the Wall Street explosion Of last
Thursday would be followed this aft
ernoon by an attempt to bi,~ up the
government trueture.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21

There will be Harding front porch
meeting at the home Of Mrs N NJ
Carter, j24 North Broad street at :
O'Clock this evening Everybody IL
invited and Is welcome. Good speak
ing.
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FAIR CONCESSIONS

There are some fair concessions
to De sold for the free fair. See
Chas. Olsen, Frank Brown. or
Chamber of Commerce.
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Judging On.

The Judging OF exhibits Is IN pro.
gress in all departments. Jas. A..
Wilson. Of saltwater, director of ex.
tension work az the A. & M college,
who is considered one OF the best
livestock judges in the county, is
awarding the ribbons on livestock,
p b. Shotwell, head OF the boys club
work In the state is judeing the ag-
ricultural exhibits, and Miss Martha
McPheeters. domestic science expert,
from the A. & NJ. college. is at work
in the domestic science department
Farm Womens Clubs.
In the farm club department. in
the women's pavilion. superlntended
by Mrs. Charles Olson. eight differ.
ent farm women's clubs have exhibits
of canned fruits. vegetables. meats
and other food products. which are
very attractive and appetizfng. These
exhibits are by Seward Orlando. Null
hall, Marshall and Lowell Farm wo-
mems clubs and Farm women's aux
illiaries number one, three and four.
These farm women's club work under
the direction OF Mrs. Mary f. Lang
ton, home and domestic science de-
monstrator for the county and the
excellence Of the exhibits are credit
alike to the club members and TO
her.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21

A BUSY PLACE

The secretary's office is the one
busy place OF the fair at all times
Secretary Mexican and his efficient
assistant. ]. NJ. Wiley. being ably as
sisted by Miss Ethel Huffine, Caro-
Upham and Elizabeth Horton.
AT the rear OF the pavilion the Red
Cross conducts a rest room and EN-
ergency hospital and the Guthri,
Realty Board dispenses free ice water
TO everybody
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21

The LOGAN County free fair Is j
reaiity-the first day was an unqualI-
fled success Che two succeeding
days promise to be even more SO.
At high noon today President Ac-
ton. OF the Free Fair board, pressed
the button which set all the machin-
cry OF the fair in motion and there
was immediate activity on every side.
The judges were already at worx
in the agricultural and horticultural
departments and the work of scoring
exhibits in other departments was
soon taken up.
In recreation field. the Riddles
young and old. were trying out the
merry-goround, the barkers were
starting their spiel, and the kewpie
girls were raking In the dimes.
II was Guthrie Day and with the
closing of business up town the
crowd on the fair grounds rapidly
increased. filling the exhibit balls
spreading out to the stock pens and
stables. drifting through the carnival
street. and finally settling into tnc
amphitheatre to witness the best rae
ing events pulled off on the track
for years.
The Main Pavilion.
Here were the agricultural and
horticultural exhibits. the public
school display, the boys and girls
club departments and the community
exhibits. reflecting by their excellence
variety and extent. a condition OF pro
gress and prosperity excelled by few
counties In the great Southwest.
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New Onlears. Sept 21.-Tonight.
Increasing cloudiness; Wednesday
Sains.
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The Real Education.

The educational exhibit on the east
main pavilion under the direction of
Mrs. Cora Farrell. county superinten'
dent. is. of deep interest to every
visitor who feels the need of change
in educational methods to NEE. The
ever-changing problems of the recon.
struction period through which tho
entire world is at present passing.
The exhibit consists largely of the
practical work done in the three
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-21
ACTON PRESSES BUTTON
AND FAIR BEGINS To HUM

schools in the county, which. Gaylne
the past year have taught sisalized
| agriculture This great forwarl
movement IN education seeks to com
bIne the practical with the theore't
cal to correlate the work OF the home
with the schoolroom,
The growing belief that the schools
must deal with everyday living is ths
greatest forward iu"velnent IN nnf
.rn education.
No amount Of talent. or. culture. ar
knowledge Is worth much Ia the
hands OF man who cannot make a
living.
Education is the training which fits
for the duties OF life the duties
development OF mind and muscle.
training for citizenship. for home.
making, for parenthood, for social
and economic duties.
Education is derived from al cur
Surroundings and experiences and can
not be limited by any set term OF
years nor any set place nor system.
Il Is progression all through life,
The great forward movement IN ed
acation is based on an understanding
the real education the training
which fits FOR life al the duties of
life.
This new movement In education
headed by Prof Holden. formerly OF
he Iowa Agricultural college. Is fast
spreading through the nation okla
Aoma was the third state 10 take Y
~, and Logan county one Of the first
n the state,
The work which seeks 20 interest
he people In the real things OF life
showing the connection between the I
garious school studies and tho pran
zeal everyday problems Of the hon ,
md the farm is introduced ony
where the teachers have taken the
pecial training required.
Only three schools in the comfy
lad the work last year. Meridian
chool, Pleasant Valley school. dis
rict eS. and Sand Valley school. dis
rict IA, taught respectively by Fred
Walker Miss Zona Smith and A. L.
.angston
This year the new work viii be n.
reduced IN ten or twelve schools n
he county
The work shown includes hammer.
andes, tool boxes end benches, NY
raps medicine cabinets. collections
{ weed and grain seeds, and many
ther practical things.
Demonstration Wednesday.
On Wednesday between and 2 o.
lock, demonstration In rope weav-
ag, tying and knottng will be olsen
y Pleasant Valley school. and one
a bench work By Sand Valley school
upils
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FOR SAlE-MlSCEllANEOUS

WASHER-One Crystal cleo
tric; value, 1925; used for
demonstration, 800; 2 SIM
pick ironers; value, $153; to
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c. BOWERS CO., SIP 18th st.
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