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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17
EXTRACTS AND sYRUPs
UNDER FEDERAL BAN
Prohibition Director Reece Gives
New Rulings For Dry Enforce
ment, Only 2. Ounces Jamioa
10 Each Person.

John " Reece. saltwater. prohihl
iion director. sent out the following
saturday
II Is unlawful under the national
prohibition act Tor one 60 sell Tor bey
sraes purpose any eAtrAct or AyruI
containing az much "a on. half 81
one per cent alcohol by volume
Extracts contain more ihAn one halt
81 one PEI cen, Of alcohol by volume
Complaints are ~omlng an as a.
violations Of this Law
coansY and cily sHi,.ra are go.
Operating with the fedesai officers In
enforcing the law
Such preparations may not be sold
Tor beverage purposes or under any
circumstance frsm which thn setter
may reasonably deduoe an intention
on the par OF the purchaser 50 use
fer such purposes.
The sale OF extracts or lamAicajln .
ger sy A cafc. hotel or drink stand.
would naturally be regarded as IN
icnoed FOR beverage purposes
Jamaica jlnrer may not be sold 20
one IN a greater oaantiiy than one or
two ounces, and only Tor non bower
are purpose
Manufacturers OF extracts and si-
rups containing "a much A. one half
Of one per cent of alcohol by volume
are required TO have a federal per-
mii and TO sell TO trade only for non
beverage purpose and each contalner
20 show contents and name OF manu- 4.
facturer.
The ostlaw concociions on the mar.
kei DO not show the name OF manr l..
lecturer
No one should purchase extracts or
sirup unless conialner shows name
and address Of manufaeturer and 9th y
ervise the same are reliable 20 selr L.
ure and oonfiscsfion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17
COUNTY AGENT WILEY u
BUSY WITH PIG CLUBS

County Agent Wiley states that ths
Boys Pig Club IL being financed tc
iu full extent In Logan county. lie
says sixty gifts have been delivered
to pa club members In this county
to date. and finance Cor - At cres-
cent and 10 al coyis has been offered
and Ne are trying 20 find that many
good ones 20 deliver 20 me ubgfs al
ready enrolled st these points This
lnsures fine pN club show at the
free fair this fail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17
KANSAS SHERIFF FORCED
TO RESIGN OFFICE
Officer Who Permitted Alexander
Hovsf 10 Make Speech 10
Crowd Quits Under
Fire.

PittfourE KAns- April is-sherlf'
C. Ciir; Wsbs Of Crawford counfy
.e,eeret he resignsfi0- - Governor
Area by mai today after . iergihy
cuzfe-tncs wisk the isdges q the
K2ssas oourt e lndustri2i relations
Tnh vi tuf a. end 70 he oasfe-
rrooeetirEf vhlck vas rcsetuied for
. hezrirr Il ToS+ka rex Monday
wets vas finishing -.s Haoo5t ferr.
a. ehsrfsf q this cuurfv TIE sher-
ffs scfi1- is re ozfcpne a ne
rerzkfing Aisande- Rewsf sns
crter inczrce-zte1 officials q fhs
rnsfec Mlns worfe-z q Ameriz "a
aS.sezr on the hsico-F q the couriy
Jz1 s-a aderess ssssublec rni-er'
isr Non1sF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17

fors City. Boston and Providence has
reached such great proportions tina,
state highway commissioners are urx-
ing shippers to restrict The maximum
load on trucks 70 5000 pounds. Ae-
oordlng 70 the National AusomobIls
chzmber 81 Commerce utilization Of
the motor truck - ensbling the rail-
roads TO -csteh up~ with traffic needs
vhlch mosnted 10 enorDoss'y during
the psr.
A recsss survey Of the organization
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17

Al the regular weekly luncheon u
the Lions club Friday. IN the ahsenee
of President Green aEa vlve- ffe.i
dent Buck. Ralph Davis presided
The principal question presented %
the club was rvriasf FROM thn
campaign committee OF the state sdu
cation association that the club en-
dofse and slsn zee petition Tor al
elsctien 20 amend the state eonstliu-
tion. raising the levy Tor school par.
poaes. from 4 70 = mills. slth q limit
OF ten mills After an extended dis
eussion n sss decided that thls Vas
a political anestion and hfnoe coaid
not be- considered By the elab.
zach member vas ieft fres 20 sign
Or not slsn the petition. a. be pleased
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17
LATTA FAMILY WILL
60 TO CaIITOR<I 4

~ ard Mn. Geo. Lsffz- sccompsr-
se1 - his ros-ir-isw. Hzry Low,
VI te2rs Sun1zF Cor Ssn Frsncisoo
to- ssverxi ruonfhE rlsif u fhs differ
go psrss of California Co LAffz
sas 4 ffE; day settler u 1853. sna
ssTs - = soTry - ezznot - he-s or
f.e z.n6 @ tkis n[sth . cslerrzfs
ths z1st snriTsrssry % TIE -run
Hs has sod - Mineral Nels acre
AZ. ard boughs fwo rezi6enke sjros
sr<5es stz kr1nx hi,n good rent2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17

MARI snd tNvy are havlag sroshS
aions Nlth taalr hoassnaoa. A ssuGf
attorney w~nerai ous IN Nevada -
tryins % aevarats TIE stars
Senator iio~sFd Sutherland AZ
W"st vlfEinis has throvn his hss IN
80 rims aad viii stand for mo ps~ss.
Dental n"mlnsiioa On tas repsisllcsa
teket.
Eaoeh Jones' a,rgaf boy ~ "a. shss
and Killed q lsrNs sFeY. w.lf ys.s~s
day that Nelshea ito poana..
raty Eiri. ~ho refused 20 vsrh
Friday IN stores az Piltsbarr. kaa-
sss. beeaa.e a ualoa bos. ~satsi
them 10 Join IN . denanstsrtioa
against the imprisonment of Al~xas.
der ilowat N. mlnsru' p~-ldsnt.
wrre discharged ~ the store xs~s.
sfs aud thslf places fillsd By aoa-
union workers The store ornsfs ssw
declare ihe town ~ul ADOPT TIE op<a
shop plan.
Elevator boYs .ir'ss Ia Ssw Yseh
Il stul on and the slalF.ay. IN the
BID ~kfssrapefs ara h.lak used COG
ths first time on large scale
Charles W Apr~eht. Falrslsw. os.
lahoma. man. iayeatsr Of q psf-st
hair rssiafsr. l. dad "a st. isuls.
The hair fesfsrsr made hsn rieh.
rf"sltent wlisoa hAs commatsa
fho death sentence whieh sas n have
resulted ia tho hanging ~ Ksb~rt
Atfvad. eonnned 10 ths fssicraI prlsaa
st Lsaseasorh stroad. "a aax q
prison revolt. Killed a rnard.
hartlsasllie has started a campalkA
Tor an -op@n shop tosn.
wiehlta. Kansas. chamber of con
mrfce hsa voted tor the ~opea shos"
plan and rlli begin = campaign ssoa
Mrs y p Stafford. mother ~ nsv
y stafford. former editor ~ ne DAILY
okiahomsn. h dad sf the sss af u.
n & Feiioes. recently eho.sn nay
af % llsnfretts after q blfi.r mar.
has annoaneed that 10 vln elssa NJ
that ctiy from cod 70 saa
James baehansn as Allied ID the
Oh fisisi= araf rones CITY Yesterday
-hils nnloadins iFon essins A DAD
slipped. plsnias him under
q A csfxiii hs. bsen namsi soss-
~ atterne1 % okishoms co1nfY "a
fili the anespiret term ef Hob>rx
Burns. ~hs rsslfnef ths office
bud Fisher. crestor of Nut 80
JsfC' cartoons forn~rlF lived q
CARRIER. ss~ cue % Oklshomas 49,
oil to~ns. As q hey ne lived % 8
farm near that town There are fusr
producing ssils on the Old rishsr
farm.
Charles A Campbell . returned aol-
der aud : survivor % tho Tuscann
disaster. eofmlttsd salesis Al okia-
hsma city lsst nishs on The evp -
his wedding day ~ left . nooo -
the Kirl ne vas 20 marry. that -
would be . disappointment 10 her -
decided 10 kili himself lie vss 80
known IN Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17
'kt>>ts ~ Ds.t ciNls MINI
srniktH~ titpstE a.
OurNI>c sOs nj OWnTn
On 90 HING ~
CONTEMPT
MORE THAN ll,l00 \
AFFECTED BY 0n0O|
rutsiDE>r HOWAr. lgrNul
~ MINERS UNION. ~.
tItstD tnOu iA1u.
WHY nO>DS NIu.
APPROVED

rstshsss sss. Asslf Y--,Jw6nn
AesFs~ D curFsr ire wssrl~> snoDe. /.
90 Alsssessr ss~ss ses ssnss Gtos
u'es sfslsssls ~ srs ss~sss ~>1aop9
uHis~ - ssass ssss .. ~psss sko ~.
srs ~hs nave bees die sss 9 uosM
The seslss ~ss sssse ss ne w>oebon
% y. . s'esins ssssersy ssss~as -
ssrsss fsv psrmissssa 70 s~ssm1 ~
pssi,iss ~ tNs state fsv . psvusnnono
lris"ssles sssless . ser,ss
TIE lssss ssssrss enc ssssa ~.
sisls 70 ssss me sssss~ ~ sAsw ensoo
'sr nee aesso - l~ esurs Aorss u.
On ,nst ssss tss sssssss ~ ~ =.
sllss,isa 10 ~sAs ne sswpsrssv ~.
ls"ssier issued s~s ~ssss ses. 80.
~sns~s. ~'ll esssr. la
Az % ,ns ~s~ss s.ssv< srs 49,
~lns "a sHsss sssss< snsssi psss wops
isis. Abss, ii.fco ~s~svs ere sss
~srsiea
nesas fss Aisss~ssr s~~ss s~S ~
ssssr msasrs efsssisls ksis ~ ~
Isils 81 o,s1~s ard lsIs, ssss =.
pFssss ~ jsdss csrrss. A. =. Keller.
eesv's stseersA Immediately 80.
TED sns snsssfss % otss~s se1 tsia
70 release sns ~s~ srs ss~ssr sNsm
's"sees'ss'er 10 rssssssrv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17

New York April i7--Masor Gen
erai Sir Charles Y. y. Townshsnd. tnc
hero OF Knt.el Amara." whore his
surrounded Rritsh forccs held out for
several months agsins, the Turks.
was in New Y,rk today. ,te first stop
Of an American tour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17
WHAT TIcKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

--Minden. New a motion asking
thar the divorce decree granted Ciadss
Moore Mar Pickford. motion picture
ac;ressl from oven Moore b. set
aside. Wa filed BY Attorney General
Fowler of Nevada The suit was
file. In the 'lnterex, of Nevada
-wsstingfon-Re -Repr~eniaiive Mad
den % Illinois. Republican. charged
fhAs -saForites o. the var department
officials had realized large profits on
ths resale e surs1as army supplies
Chairman Kahn oi the house military
committed. announced ihe charges
would BE- called 70 ~ Attention Of
the war expcndifur-e Investigation
committee
--Sew York - Joe secher. cham
pion hesvysesFh; osieh-ss -caich-csn
wrestler. successfully defended his
title By throwing Stranger Lewis
three hours. four minutes fifieen sec
snds
Pine Bluff Rinrxide criilos de-
cided Jimmy Minor. Memphis. out
sozgh' Ray RlverF. Los AnEeies IN
ten rounds
-Beriin-P-ince Jozchlm Albrechi
- Prussia. vas fined COO marts Tor
participation * ,hs recent attacks up-
81 members - the FrencA co,nnis
sion in the Hotel Alden dining room
Baron Won Fias0n. Who accompanied
h.rn. wss fined go marks
--Ricsnond. ys.-Ssnnei T. Nor
gar. president and foander % the VIZ
ginia-c Carolina C1erniczi company
dse.r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17

WashinRzor. Apr1 IF Captain
Sscaolss JoseYh cugnos. fhe rreneh-
Tns1 WHO invented shs first self
sropeile1 road yehicie. could visit:
TIE rniied States today. be woai1 be
asfonisked perhaps 20 fnd she hors<
sfnosf obsoieee. fhe United States
gorsrnnert On The eve of s5<ndizs
t<15 sl,f coo for good roads and far
fcries fzrni1r out sssornobiie trucks
- ne rate o sbo1f 1.1se csy.
Motor truck traffic besseen indus
trszi certerz = Conoecfsc1t ssc ssv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17
Burglars Biow
Bank Vault;
Secure $4,000

Miami, April i7.-rhs ssu, o.
the rirss Ns,io~al bseA es Fsir.
lard, Twelve mites south ef ,hls city.
~as blown by bsrolars early shls
r'ernire rhe bsndi,s escaped ~'th.
ow being ssen s~sr ioosles ,he
safety seposlt boxes of 5000 IN
Liberty bonds seeorcl's ss bsns o..
ficials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17

Chicago April l5- Machlner, Of the
city county. stale and fedors offices
paused In Chioaso this morning dur.
ing The funeral Of Roger e Sullivan.
democratic leader. sho died al his
h0lse "Wednesday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17
How the Horse Has Given Way to the Motor Truck

FIfsssn trucks slth 2ei dsmosntabls
bodice IN ciseinnaii. seooedinx to y.
W. Fem. secretary Of the cfHmbsr.
free Tor lonx freight hsa~ sseea
railroad cars replace ns teams Of
horses and mules and move more
than 900 tons of freizhl q day
Indianapolis. he says. L the largest
livestock motor trucking center In the
world Daily receipts In 1918. be said
we're $500 or 1000 more than the
total carried by both steam and slec- :
tric rosds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17
Short Cuts To
Home News

4 -. -. 49, A.. -. A~ass
'he fTN' F'
sstsnass aaiR ApFA y " Ys'a ""F7
net hsgrsa thsre i Fs.l oppeF'aaitf
a.. -. a. A. a. g.. 81 shss kaief
-. 4, -. a..is. A xal
:" -"
'f"seef W.
The Nsfv~ 'se" y -
Fnesmpm~sl No : tser 90" W
Fsiee~s ~H =" ~ 49, 80, -.
r'sh' = ss'Nos ~"
fs' me enes"p","ss ~. 90
'''s~ .'ass " 's"''"
sAs wv ssF
4. ,hs taesat sasiiine eensrst.
Hahn si.uAh alasrgrs &c. eaa wia
NV '" ~ .....s... :.
'''"'a "' = s' .--, "a.
20" ~" pe"''a"-ns ,,.,...,.
s""'"' -" $3.50 a., - -.
hish s'ns~a a - ~"
'""' a"'s'' '"'@' ~"
raeer pnr,as ~Ail Raaslsas
=. ,...,.. a. st.trle, m~.ftns
......-.ss - i, a.. tan. h.s Il
- .s's... a.aa. .f..v...oa IA i
s..,.-., -. a.. 4, Ht.leu.tlaa a. an
hand AZ y y me fnuen 70 ~ -
okiahoma sHy On '"'sf"''sh -
from that p''ni 'Ahs 70 sPr''"' ''~'"
20 loyt'a
~. r..s.. on -. gomeaas
-. ~ =, ~, "a . ,..t wesll
- .,,,., a..a.a tes.,
ss ,.,. go. 81 ,ns r..,,.o
nn . a.. ,'.,n,,any ,hs arsIllns .uh
s,s,' ~ 4, 49, '',.s.a ta,.s~.s. rhe
leases aastans.i are IN spfiae 'tvss
Cedar and Wvod'ana '"""'h'P'f -
a. is-s~ and i'.sw
o.,n.. A.. ....,..l .t.a.nts ~ha
.'-...,.~ =, .a.., az. .,.,. can
S.s'e.a ...n "a IN .t.e .
49, g..s A .eassh
N ,a.n :. RI. -.
''''-" =, ,.,..s "a h.as
"a" s -. - as.s~.,. ..s ..,.,., A
s,s,a,,.I nash.,. rhs ohlsss ~ The !
:. 49,. 80 r,es.,. n. -. h. |
...
'''
- Miss Madeline Caikins pr~ue siea
the ''Draguu Wy Dance a. the aual
tnrlum In Oklahoma CnY today - a
feature ~ the blsHcut aoeielv event q
tho n.a.on at the capital fas 'anv
lady shows exceptional taion' In IN
terpfesa,lsn classic dancing an ee
note that shcae Who arc hma,asr
~lih the ar are aulek TO resothiaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17
woasMGN KILLED AND
WOUNDED IN Rlors

Madrid Aprll n Fifteen workmea
were Killed and 80 wounded aurlng
recent labor disturbances in the A..
tunas reeion. according 10 reports ~
c,lved here Order has bcen restored
everywhere. u & announced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17

-uisz. oksz. Aprl I7.-Tks Amer
car Ss.sonzl sznk q fhls city vii
oe>oeitt ~ zpsroxinstesf t15t,s s<-e
eso-sf its 6oorx yesterday. Us er;lrs
assets s-< ilzszities hare b@e- tske-
orer ~ tie Ezcaz-ss S4t1o7zi tzss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17

-Bosfon-The management az the
Boston American league club snnoun-
cec the indefinite suspension OF Wal
~ schang and Oscar witt for failure
10 report
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17
Irish Charge
Lloyd George
With Murder

csre. lr~lsra. Aesll 'f.--essrves
q ~is~l ~as~ssr ssss~ss r~~<rser
lieys c~srp< ~ers bre9sst ~ sns
seroses - shs isrs u the ,sosess
i~te sse oesth - Ns,er Nscsrsain
- sA.s city. ss<sssinatie.. isss
rnentr ~e4sh ~ss r~nS<~~S tosss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17
ss'o NOW CITY OF 'ss,s

washluU,on. April II Eald, o..
lshoma has lHeressed Ia popuiaiion.
z.f77 .or 2of per cot since fsoo. es
shown BY the census reports issued
today its present population Il is,.
sd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17
TUGS AID AMERICAN
STEAMSHIP TO FLOAT

la seynesurmsr. France. April H.
Tugs sent from Touion suco-edcd
today Ia floaslnz the American
steamer Bellemina which ran aground
In the hartAr here last night shs
was later taken 20 TouIon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17
MIiAW UNION tfWtN>
lRcE MN tn Go RAN III
STATIONS. SrRlCktR>
uOln MASS MEETING
AL TRAIN SERVICE
TO Be RESUMED SUNDAY
EMGAR10E> PLACED IN
FREIGHT N \LN NORM.
CHICAGO A<D TOLEDO
REMOVED ~ RAIL
ROADS TODAY

81 raj ~e~ .aa be tAsns - tie past
sst~r ~ erigNs se~ior, ~hsr 80 Der
cert % al ssrkine unsers ~sh o.
esss a, tHsAr posts trisrpoes n
Me- sors. chseaeo Tolece arc etner
lsrse Ssss hsee eeer o~as~ee -
-ssec src trz~.S ~ai he rear nor-a-
a. S.ross
cAicsce. sersi ff-Tss raiireac
ersss here ~sil ee Gales 80 toass.
q ~s reported az heacsuar,ers 81
ct.sczee ssrorens asscc sue~. the
-sosls@" urion. sAs rncrwine.
o.,el1s u tne oa,on are in cos.
se-~.ee A r~ass r-ertirq q the
strsssrs. az .Aieh tNey ~ii re 80
ssec 20 be rstur'ec % ~ors. IS &C ne
res ths sfse~rcer. u ~ss SAD
sreistRs SAY OBJECTIVE
eEAcrED
n ~ss sac tnss the'r effective hac
e<e~ oesslneu. fnss ther wage oe
r.arcs ~cals ~erise p~o-sp; ssfersior
ef tee re.s railway lat~cr beard. arc
thss tee re~ urier ~csis eersirue
~6ss e. ~ithos, sne tsne.ien 81 tas
rsi~osca
k~ons these AZ thr eerfereret
~s-s sshr c~sns4. president; cNar.
lee sUsy. wee pres 3ert. A ". Cas-.
sess,. sserstae; wilbsm l. eone
tresssrer. ard Free A. Feltnsr. srrof.
si-sr~s % tire ysromen's ssseeiation,
80 - .-f<r @ess @fy~ss~s TASrscss
sss-sec ~iss eor<pi rscy 70 violate
t.e Lever Act
vrisr eff<iais poirtec 80 shss ths
prccosec slsr % ~sosisams- tne raen
a. re.srr sc ~cr. g ss yearly sr o..
eer 70 retarn - tneir posss as tNe
-rteei' iescers ca- GIVE r. sae~ 81
s,sir eorte~sies thss tire ~ais ovs ~as
. -~sse-e-s 81 snoivicssls ara thss
TIE yrio- ehiefs rae 10 sewer &c
-fe-ce- teen C re-1rr 20 ~ors.
A. vrior eezocusrtrv 4 vas -
ssr. . ~sse7estior~ fro-- TIE osSieer-
~ .e< 0~ie- ~ooio be sasfieier, %
eress tne ttrse n -s cniesae
s~rtc-trs orfrsct ~,ere 1900 ren
~stsec ogs = csss s9o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17

shows the distribution OF motor trucks
In the united stafet.
Industry No. concerns No, of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-17
PRICE oF SILVER.

New Yerk. April l7-Isar silver
III 5-s: Mexican dollars - "a.
The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18

everybody knows what they would
have paid during the past three
years, if no beet sugar had been
manufactured in this country.
However this is matter for the
grower and / have no fault to find
with any farmer who refuses to
contract for the growing Of beets
unless in his opinion it is profit
able to do so.
"Those who have been growing
beets for years are thoroughly
familiar with the terms and condi-
tions of the contract. They are
also familiar with the cost of pro-
ducing beets. Most of them keep
books and they know the cost, as
presented to them is not correct,
also that the average profit (tak-
ing it one year with another) ex-
ceeds the profit on any other crop
and instead of taking from the
value of the land as reported, it
improves it. This latter generally
on account Of cultivation of the
weeds"
The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18

DUBBER STANIPS-,Pads, Inks,
Numbering Machines, Dating
Machines, Price and Sign Markers,
etc. Leave order at The Yale Ex-
position, Yale, Mich.
The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18
County HOlstein Meeting

The Second County Holstein
meeting will be held at the Circuit
Court room in Port Huron, Tues
day, March 23rd. H. w. Norton,
President of the National Hol-
stein Association and r. G. Pol
lock, extension lecturer for the
Holstein-Friesian Assn of Amer
lea, will be the principal speakers.
These men will also assist in
completing the county organiza-
ton which was started two weeks
ago. Among the questions to be
taken up are the Adoption of a
Constitution for a Permanent
Organization" Methods of Test
ing for the Elimination of Border
Cows and Herd Improvement"
Control Of tuberculosis" 1.-The
Sale of Surplus Animals" etc.
A business session will be held
at 1890 A. M. and the main
program will start at 100 p. m.
This meeting is designed to be of
just as much benefit to the own
ers of grades as those of pure
breds. Every dairyman, whether
he owns any registered animals
or not will find this meeting of the
highest value. All indications
point to a large attendance.
The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18
REGISTRATION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned will be at his resi-
dence in the township of Brockway
on
Saturday, March 18th, 1920
and at the town hall in said town.
ship, on
Saturday, March Goth, 1920
from 800 o'clock, a. m, until 500
p. M, of each of the said days, for
the purpose of reviewing the regis
tration and registering such of the
qualified electors of said township
as shall appear and apply there
for.
Floyd Oatman,
Township Clerk.
The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
NJ. LUTZ, Editor

The Modern History class isstudy
ing the French Revolution.
Burnell, in American History
class-"The Carpet-baggers are the
people who came from the North to
the South, who carried their laws il
their carpet bags"
The Seniors are working on the
second act of their play.
Queer, isn't it, what different
things a pencil means to people !
Some consider it as something to
chew; others look upon it as an ex'
cellent device with which to scratch
ones head, but to Doc Pollock the
pencil is ever the symbol of work
Whenever he wishes to give proof
conclusive that he is at last really
working, he takes his pencil in hand
The tenth grade have finished
their Julius Caesar and have taken
their final examination.
Pyramus and Thisbe were two
lovers whom their fathers did not
want to marry. Wasn't that against
the law even in ancient Babyloniar
days ?
The ninth grade is studying the
Odyssey.
Miss Nunn-"Jack. please give me
that paper"
Jack-''Well my dad wants il"
Miss Nunn-"T can't help it..
Jack-"He'll be up after it, and
he's bigger than /. J."
Miss Nunn-"Grace, get busy"
Victor EFT am"
The Typewriting people are all
paupers on account of buying SC
much tipping paper.
Jack w. is afraid the girls will nc
longer get chamois because Grandi'
son l. says the chamois have all been
extinguished.
Russell S. pronounces Ulysses al
if it were spelled Useless.
The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18
GOVERNORS OF SIX
WESTERN STATES IN
LEONARD WOOD LINE

Breadth, and length, for that
matter, too, is being lent the
candidacy Of Leonard Wood for
the presidency every day. Just
recently the governors of six
states declared for Leonard
Wood. In rapid succession they
came-Norbeck, of South Dako-
Ia; Shoup, Colorado; Allen, Kan
sas; Burnquist, Minnesota;
Campbell, Arkansas; LarroEol-
la, New Mexico. From the Cana
dian border to the Rio Grande
these governors come, and 1t is
safe to say their attitude was
carefully plumbed and buided by
the sentiment of their own peo-
pies.
The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18
Made Good All Promises.

We made the promise to give Cubs
independence and we kept that prom
Use. Leonard Wood was left In as
Governor for two OF three years. and
evolved order out OF chaos, raising the
administration Of tho Island TO @ lev.
ell. moral and national "hlch It had
never before achieved hen he lefi
the Island. turning the government
over 10 It's own people.-"Roosevelt's
Autobiography"
The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18
MISSOURI EDITORS
BELIEVE IN WOOD
He Leads In Poll Of Republican Writ
ers; MeAdoo is Democrats Choice
In That state.

William G, MoAdoo leads IN the
Democratic column and Gen Leonard
Wood in the Republican column for
president in a recent poll of 1s7 Mis-.
eouri editors.
OF the 1913 editors Of Democratic
papers. the presidential poll was:
The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18
MENNONITE CHURCH

Greenwood Church, Services for
Sunday, Feb. 29th:-
Sunday school 1T 1000 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 7:30
p. m.
Brick Chapel-Sunday school at
200 p. m.
A local opt on speaker will occu-
Ply the pulpit at 800 p. m.
All are invited to attend these
services.
j. A. Avery, Pastor.
The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18

Redfeld, Underwood, Hoover. and
Bryan received one each.
The Republican presidential pol
was:
The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18
CREAM STATION OPENED

Swift & Co. has opened the Co
heen cream station and now buy
ing cream and eggs would be glad
to see all the old customers and
the public generally. Well try
and please you.
THOS. j. STUBBS, Manager.
The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18

BOY WANTED-For dining room
work. Apply to Paisley Hotel at
once.
FOR SALE-Holstein bull, 2 yrs.
old, eligible to registration. Will
sell cheap. ]. B. Paisley, Yale
Mich.
The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18
Grade Notes

Max G, informed the Kindergar-
ten that hewas saving his dollars to
buy a Hudson car.
Iva Teets has returned to school.
Veda Boettcher is absent this
week on account of measles.
Sarah Boucher is absent from
school on account of sickness.
The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18
BRING ON YOUR JUNK

l will pay $500 a ton for old
iron; 1c a pound for rags; sc a
pound for rubber boots and rubber
shoes. 1926
John Sexton. Yale.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-16
Many Of Your Neighbors
Can Say the Same

Goshen, Ind.:-eI wish to state that
used DR.. Pierce's Anuric Tablets about four