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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
tIR1t son. TOWN uI
HATE, PASSES tW ~

FerEason taoarsaipg oklahoma
towu ef 600 iuhal'.tants ffseen years
aeo to-day Is virtually dead
Fer1nsou once had a large salt fac
tery a gyPsom piaAi and many other
lfstustries, bat ean nehts and hatred
asnong rs eStiaens cuused fls demise
kaiiroaa serVioe there Is soon TO l.e
discontinued a. is the noStofnee
Fergae0n never mad a church Oai
aaws sad bandit ranEs made their
rvnd~ssoas IN the hills near fhe town
The only school In the tewn haA A.
eommodaiions Tor Is students bn.
sae capaciiy was never taxed 6y tAai
agmshsr
known a. the town a hase.
~Aere crimes went anpunlshed. Yer
gasSn today Il rrarficaily non ax-
isterf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
K. C.. MARKETS

Kansas city May 6 Hogs. ra+
c,ipts, sGoo; market steady 10 q
crnfs higbor TOP tlli5l bulk sia 2s0
.tltes
CATTLE lieceitis 1900. market
steady ~ 70 ~ GENTS higher TOR
1850 calves steady mostly $40 s00
81 90
SHEEP Receipts 5000 marke,
steady TO strong
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

sof Kidney ana vtdder troubles
'rnvei, weak and 'e'1@ baek. rheuma.
'tsul and 'rrev' .4rl,in~ of the tidneyy
snd bladder Regulates tinddsr trcu
bles In children. II NOT sold hy drus
Ts's, mail si2S Small bOtfia otter
rure. Hend Ter gwarn t.g... .ias0nials
Or ~ w Hsh 7aZe Ol'vn H., M
o~'i@ Mn sols Nv 1rnwgyss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
Ear. . Lass . ~allsn Years.

SIR Oliver Lodge she English
sesezsass- aow visiting AnaericA. SAYS
tAat the earA will prpn1hly conslnne
&c exist fcw ~ million years more.
Several other scientists estimate the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

lris ciah.
Mrs Levi Gfiswoia was hostess 20
ne lrss einh on "Wednesday The
sfierncon Was speag with masN and
fancy work Her special guests werv
Mrs Fiola eg CAishing Mrs George H.
AnderSon Mrs Lawrence Jelema and
Mrs J ] Melissa A two coarse ian
cAeon was SERVED Nv the hostess a.
sisted hs Mrs Anderson Taa table
siscora'tan hring sweet p,sas and
ferns The clah ~tll uees in two
weeks With Mrs Mahan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

eaFth wtH lave Cor ten times this Age
Th@rw haye heeG AnsmAiS III ame ktm6
and anesher cn this alanvs for fally
sAis leueth ~ tirse TEE dinosaurs arr
AelAeved 10 Aavn isveA tAroaxh some
saeh Yeriod TIE arr ~ naan which
y proaAAly enis few Thousand years
seems the meress ggsfse NV comparison
When Ne consider how naH has de-
pelo9ea darlns recorded history
vAsch y less than 1eNHa years. We
mAy aogae he wili evolve tnto an In
fiaheiy gype In the fagurN
Ne. anc wewers Salts and ladsss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

Hogs have suHplanied tAa city Mar-
bsge works ~ Akron Ohio The lold
systsm WAS never satisfactory and
siways had = dsfiris nut ilh Rxx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

-~ washington Secretary of Labor
WILSON ruled that sD4gbe~bip in the
communist labor party ii not WI
nc'ent sfound 70 deport al.ens.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
LIVE NEWS
NOTES TODAY

Ira l.owe " and lneie Brewer. iB.
were Arrested ~ Sapalpa isalicc whra
they applied i~r niamiagW license
The u0nld he hride u a grade, pupn
"a Tulsa where "a" youthful loy.v
live.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06


= ssserdav usrtnaia and niliy Hot.
lenhcck entertained with party for
their cousins. Ninon and Louise nus
vNll of BUTLER Missouri The occa
SION was the hirthday 81 lniie ioaise
Dayaii Games were played Ia The
afternoon and ahe prizes for 'ha
eaessing contest we're won as FfAnels
Joseph Fi,RnasFsck am5 licnrletia fiji
son The eneats we're katheri,.u iia
gvr. Henrietta Filson. ldlaa lsat
Simpson. Helea kneble. Mildred
NroeEer VlrslnsA Crabb. EvelyR ny-
sars. iielen and peRey Petty. Mary
Al'ee and Kathleen Welsh. wimilrea
Lsssh. Louise Beia2sd. Lyman arsy
r Bkkford Jr. lAsimar Dsekin.
Francis Joseph Fitzpatrick. nany
Broneou and Robert liollcnbesk
Mrs. HolienbecK was assisted in
leryipE by Mrs Daysa Miss 8iaaehe
lleland aaa Miss Mamie i.ohr
tx
Mr. Hagh Edwards and Mr. Il.
Nicoli OF ronoa C.iy spent tho seek
here attending consiriory.
NJ N VI
Mr. and Mrs Lyman Gray VIII gsvs
dancing PARTY Monday eYenioe tor
heir guest Mrs Celeste Sshuitn of
Texas
- - x
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
wAsss<e rer sire 1. wusea,s.

Lsc1sS@ SmAf. little = ysST old
MaSne gsri franp~@ q wis&cag bigger
than herself nszs him over che head
With clah rnsil Ae ceasea 20 snari.
and tAen carried hsrn hoEne 0a ner
hack vn2seed E.cais@ Is feet. STA
T. heseht Tse wilacass measured .
A@t, --iE-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

Motorcycle raeefv fgom aii carts ~
Northern Texas and Southwestern
Oklahoma viii eomprse AZ i.awgon Tor
speed honer On nvcoralion das The
races will be heid on the tair grounds
track here tive mle and teA
mile race max. ap part Of che psu
gNm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06


M's = * Menu. ead Mss q "A.
n Cook entertained fhe LAMBDA Rho
Delta club iasi evening With a mlscci.
laneoas shower. hOnorine Mrs George
Anderson whose marriage TOOK Viac&
last week and Mise Minnia b'se. wn1
10 be married soon The hoase
vas decorated In pink and Mrs An
ierwon and Mssa lee were presented
wifh uany pretty and useful gitss.
VI M @
Or Il Pollock wAo has been DO
ng po~s graduate work Ia ch6ag0.
Will be- associated VITA Dr G u Barr
ker FOR the next few months
"a NJ y
Mrs G. W Tedrowe of Woodward "
here visiting Mrs 4. y. Hnl Mrs.
Tedrowe sang AZ the temple Yesterday
ind az the Acorn club today.
y y Il
N. N. c. Club.
The members or che NJ. NJ r. club
we're entertained yesterday ~ the
home of M~. Jack Cayior. The aft
erBoon wss sFent with needlework
and Miss Iiazel Hurst played eeveTAl
piano soloa Al the close OF the after.
noon an ice conrse wss served. The
lub will meet Nay ie at the home ~
Mira. J a s,angfer. s2I " villas
Mrs. swearinger WAS special
guest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

Clover l.eAf giab Mrs NaniW'
Kiesteg
Acorn Clah-- Mra LYMAN Gray
FRIDAY
ffre O'clock Tea clah Mrs. Y s
SaaTAe
SATURDAY.
Csaked fN1d SADIE Wcst Sade W e.
II. n
Pei lAiia Gamma Clnh Mgv cAsS.
noye.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT EAshs rooms. aafaruash
I'd opposite the possoffice DC sal,
~ Phone 40e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

TIE trs~sv Etrs ~ wCE18n 81 a0ans
y proG& ~ those Asfh -Aesssed sh1ss
at hers. she ao~s MOI gaow tsAs tAose
very hiEA heeaS csaSe sAlleu Arca.s.
aervoSsness. displacement ~ the pei.
We organs. weak hack. inr~owsnx see
nzis. eye strain. stsern4l disorders.
e1nto1s and eoFns An ~ thes@ ssie.
are assrisu,-a % hlrh heels. said a
Doctor today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
TOWN TOPICS


Trsces8es
A aa&a ssy-aSk match 10 sse II his
eSsolsae tank % Ass auto vas eaar;y.
T. wxSne
Haxa p&tse1 strange aMli30s 90
sAe head 10 see X she cgssser wss az
fs~csAonate u wasnH
n42n SE~e&@d aa sa ~e~ Y ~
o51A1 aez; TIE svxAa 70 the cr0ssin
he ca1aa1T.
A zaan cas cHt Ais advertising 20
s~e X Ae oausd save uao1ey Re
&a&ax
A -zn icGeA~1 a trolley wire 20
see ( i w1s CHARGED Il @xs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

Tulsa BARRIERS have voted a glve
ser cent r~duciloa in wages. There
~ill ho no reduction ia thv price sf
eoales massage. ehavca or haircnts
however
Samuel Clemuns. y. IN suing the
Tulsa Ice company far ti6ooa dam
ages besanso ~ injuries rpcrivs~i
when an See wagon az shaa company
ran over his foo{ The father ana
mother Of the hos each arr aninn Tor
$4,000 claiming the injuries "a th.ar
son we're permanent and eerksua.
o.
Nerma bcevan of Enia filed hsBaas
corpus proceedings AGAINST W4lllam
hruekenbarg. farmer of Certified
county alleging thar ~ Il iilegallv
hseDsng her lhree year old son Mrs
beafan claims that when her hus
band W kruckenburs. died. ahs airn
I'd papers Winking Ehsa weln fer
suardianship ot the boy hy his grand
father the elder Kruckenburr she
stated that " she slgnea papers com
mitting her son 20 the custody ~ hts
grandfather, she Ola so unwaflnely
Oklahoma evidently don't want fish
20 aiock streams aud lakes with.
Ben Watt. state game and flsh war.
den. said very few had asked fresh
iish with which 40 stock lakes and
streams
Five hundred Chandler citizens we're
Faeesnaied against small pox. an q re-
~uh of recent epidemic There ~
cordlng 20 d report made % the etata
health department
-~Ow~
Several hundred framed pleiurea az
Oklahoma pioneers hay been premant
Oklahoma pioneers have besn r,re-
scented by Mrs Virgins sutton 10 me
oklahoma Historical society as me
mortal 70 her father. J. &. Cox
ihe sytlem of putting men or their
honor 70 work IN place of cooping
'hein up IN Sail baa proved highly aue.
re'ANfnl, according 20 Judge A n
Mand"n of Oklahoma CITY, afissr a.v.
erai months trial Of the system. Mang
of The yags and hnms who have faced
Judge Nunden and have been pnl Ia
work. h4se made good and are rood
eiiizens, records show.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

Men arc werers Salts and ladsss
dresses cieAnsa and pressed. s. SO
Nobty Citanevs a DyeTs pAenc i91k
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

SELF vs~rs~e, .~it.Aao~le.ise.
lsfe 40 aav~reiSn gaWer rsenYsNt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

Tulsa BARRIERS hasm voted a give
ger cent reduction m wages There
VII he no reduction ia the price og
toales, massage ehaYea uf haircata.
however
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

The West eide Vs. r r. q. Vii
have a cooked food safe on wear
Mobile Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

Five hundred Chandler citizens we're
Faeesnaied against small pox. an re
Snh of recent epidemic There a.
cording 20 b rcpors made 90 the stats
health department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

oklahoma evidently don't want fish
20 Atock streams aud lakes with.
Zen Watt. state game and fish war
zen said very i"s had asked for fresh
hsh with which 40 stock lakes and
streams
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

Several hundred framed pictures Of
lsiahofna pioneers hay been present /.
oklahoma pioneers have boen ire
'enied by Mrs Virgins sutton 10 me
Oklahoma Historical eocieiy a. a me
mortal 70 her father j g. Cox
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-22
ORDINANCE PASSED.
AGAINST BUILDINGS
WRECKED BY FIRES
NEW LAW WHILE PRIMARILY
AIMED AT RUINS OF PIANO
PHONE COMPANY PLANT, I'M.
NANTS OF STRUCTURES IN
CITY.


In 'hc future it VIII be against the
ordinances OF the nity to permit par
tom, d..t,oyod bpildinc. tn ,ouain
..... ,,.,.,.,,,,
"i''I ''' '"' "'''"'.' ''''"' ''' 0''''
use.
aI.st night a the suggestion Of
Rr.,,,n. C,ar.c Y T. NNenI,s fine conn
~ "''' ''''''"4'> "''1'''' q "0" "a"
which makes II q lhladclnoahof 70
leave unsi&htIN RUNS standing on lo'"
without MAKING some eliof. 10 cream
up Inc d'Dlls. me 94ilahc,' dIl""
and prepared by th' executive, WAS
presented 10 MS colleagues ana pass
ID without a dissenting voice II pro
vides the removal Of ne WrtckaEe
within thirty days after hoti'catoh OF
an existing nuisance, under PohallN
q in"S ranging from No 10 N-"' iof
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-22
7 ] R E,S

In considering what make Of tire
is to your best interest to buy, con
sidor the following facts:
The Pharis Tires, made and sold
represent an Investment by the pub
lie of millions in thousands of tires
The output Of pharis tires exceed
that Of any other standard make Of
tire that has only been manufactured
since 1913.
This shows the universal appreca-
ton OF the l-dariS fire. and it should
convince you Of its supreme merit.
and that it is the tire you should buy.
It is product that will sustain its
meritod reputation with You also.
Tho Pharis tires are standard hand
made tires.
We have a large stock always ready
10 take care OF you aad your wants
and we knew once you use this great
tire YOU Will come back for more.
We have not raised prices and are
selling 40 per cent below today's
prices Our tires are honestly guar
anteed ana we Will do more for you
than anyone else in the business.
We have held down prices. we do
not believe in proiiteering.
We buy right and we sell right.
30X3 plain Sll90 non skid S15 26;
tube $50
30x3A plain $l5.25, non Skid $1725,
tube $3.50.
32x3la plain $3.50, non skid s21.oo;
tube $780,
2lx4 plain $3.50, non skid $1,000:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-22
ANNOUNCE FARMS To-
Be VISITED BY HOME.
BUREAU EMISSAR|ES.
INSPECTION TRIP WILL TAKE
TOURISTS TO MODERN COUN,
TRY RESIDENCES WHERE
MOST UP TO DATE HOUSE
KEEPING METHODS PREVAIL.

The eight farms TO be visited next
Tuesday, when the members Of the
home bureau make their first home
makers tour, were selected yesterday
by Miss Helen Glotfeltcr. the county
home adviser. The entire length OF
the trip. from the first home to tho
place where the party breaks up coy
ers a territory Of twenty-five miles
The party will assemble at Il. m.
at Maple Hin dairy farm, the nome
Of Mr. and Mrs. John c. Schro"ie
southeast of Marseiles. The ladies'
will inspect the Schroeder home and
the dairy equipment From there
the party will proceed in autos to the
farm OF Mrs. b. +. Gage i'll Brook
field
From Brookfcld township the trail
will lead down through Allen. The
homes of John Greek and Elgy 7.
Birtwell will be visited and the poul
Try houses given special attention.
The next stop will be at the home OF
r. T.. stevenson, north Of Sreator,
where the house which was recently
remOdcllcd Will be looked over y
picnic dinner win be served here
After lunch the party will push on
visiting the home Of Milton Funk in
Herman township ana the Herman
township aad the Herman Community
center. Both the residence and the
poultry house will be visited at the
Funk home. The community hall
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-22
Skim Milk Good Food.

Some persons Imagine that when the
cream is taken from the top of mix
the nourishment is withdrawn. skim
better than water. The fact IL that
though the fat is drawn off in the
cream and it should not, therefore, he
substituted for full milk in the diet
Of Il child who gets fats in no other
form, skim milk is as rich In protein
as is full milk. and is. therefore, for
most purposes quite suitable.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-22
IRISH CARRY FIGHT
TO OLYMPIC GAMES

Brussels. July g2.-,Aftor an eX-
change of correspondence with the BIZ
.ish committee, the executive commit
tee of the olympic games has refused
Ireland permission to participate II
the Olympic as separate nation TIL
Irish used to compete under he
British flag and wrote the Olympic eX
ecutive committee, stating they WOuli
enter number Of events If allowed In.
dividual standing.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-22
ALLIES READY TO
EXTEND POLAND AID
tBy the Associated FressD

Paris. July -2.-Ihe allies have dc
cidcd % take measures preparatory
jp giving military aid 10 Poland i.
that should prove necessary, it was
learned here today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-22
lndispens able,

Whitney Curl, our town marshal
says q big bunch of keys Is absolutely
Indispensable to the equipment OF a
FIRST class Observation-Disclosures Thomas
Cat
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-22
Notice.

Auction sale OF household goods a
Dr. t'roads, ~ Columbus street
Tuesday, July - l92o, at 100 p, N.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-22

FOR Rent Three furnished rooms
Tor light housekeeping; modern.
ll2 st. James ST,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
HOOVER TO THE RESCUE.

M Hoover, who has gwen his approval
TO the Harding nomination and the Chicago
platform. is now trying To stralghten out
the League of Nations situation for the
Republicans bv urging them TO advocate
ratification without article y. which he
regards as "the real nub of the dissen-
sion in regard 10 the league. ANY one
reading article Y SAYS Mr.. Hoover
in statement 10 the New York Evening
Post, will realize that there is nothing
in the phraseologv that denotes bind
ing obligation. This Is exactly what the
President has said. and said repeatedly.
But. continues the former food admin
istrator, there is an implication which
has generally come 10 be regarded as
constituting a strong moral response
bility"
On October .. 1919. Mr. Hoover. in
p speech to the students al Leland Stan
ford University, said Of article Y
we hear the cry that the league obi
gates that our sons bc sent TO fight in
foreign lands Yet the very intent and
structure OF the league Is 70 prevent war.
There is no obligation for the United
States 10 engage IN military operations
or 10 allow any interference with our
internal affairs without the full consent
Of our representatives in the league.
If there is any danger that we should be
charged with an obligation to go 10 war,
either direct or implied, without the full
consent and approval Of Congress, | be-
lieve the President will be the first TO
agree to any Interpretation that this
cannot be.
''The French government so far takes
this view that it has requested from US
separate military guarantee for them
selves"
The suggestion that Mr. Hoover now
makes TO the Republicans is merely q
repetition of the suggestion that Mr..
Hughes made months ago in his Union
League Club speech. The Republican
Senators rejected it, and if Mr.. Harding
is to accept it he must abandon both
the record Of the Republican Senate and
the record of the Republican National
Convention and promulgate a new treaty
policy of his own.
Mr. Hoover does rot present his COM
promise as an expression OF principle but
merely as a piece Of expediency to help
get the Republican party out of the hole
into which it has been plunged by its
Senators. 1t is the amlable exploit of a
new convert who would like to keep the
faith if he could only find somebody IN
authority TO agree with him as to what the
faith was.-New Aork World.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
SUFFRAGE IN TENNESSEE.

The Supreme Court did not pass dI-
rectly on the requirement IN the Con-
stitutions of Tennessee and Florida that
a Legislature which ratifes an amend
ment to the Federal Constitution must
have been elected after that amendment
has been submitted to the States, The
application of the Supreme Courts de-
cision on the referendum principle IN
Ohio TO such requirement as that IN
the Constitution OF Tennessee is, at least,
very questionable. The Ohio referendum
was Objectionable. in the Supreme Court s
view, because il altered the agency pro-
vided by the United States Constitution
for ratification OF Federal amendments.
The Tennessee requirement does not sub
stitute another agency for the Legislature,
nor associate another agency with It.
II merely makes il certain that the Legis-
lature which ratiics shall possess the rep
resentative character which the Federal
Constitution supposed it would have, and
shall be so elected that it will really iep-
resent the popular will on that particular
subject.
But even if the implication exists in
the Supreme Courts decision which the
suffragists contend does exist, why should
the Governor of Tennessee find in that
Inference q warrant for the perlls which
his action may bring upon the South?
Suffrage may introduce in that section
political dangers and disasters of the
worst kind Is a Southern Democrat to
throw open the door to such a menace to
his own people?
The white women of Tennessee may
we'll march to the capital and demand
from members Of the Legislature protec-
tion from those who are swapping their
safety for transient political expedlency
and success. Baltimore sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28

AD DOCTOR OF WHEAT.

If a man who makes two blades Of
grass grow where only one grew before
is a philanthropist, what shall be said
Of man who can made one acre produce
50 bushels Of wheat instead Of 10 or
r. or under favorable conditions, l5
bushels? Certainly the least that can be
said is that he is d Docotr Of Laws, a
doctor of the laws under which the most
important single food material for man
can be propagated and multiplied.
And that is the degree that Queen S
University, Kingston, Ontario, has con-
ferred upon Seager Wheeler, Wheat
Wizard of Canada"
The extraction of 50 bushels Of wheat
from an acre of ground is not the whole
of Mr.. Wheelers work. Probably he
would not undertake to make that an
average or a usual yield But he has been
experimenting with wheat, and CIV
ing the results to the public, and helping
every wheat grower in the Dominion to
get more wheat from the ground, and
doing something to make the staff Of
life more abundant, and therefore
cheaper, to everybody IN the world
1t is not the first honor Mr. Wheeler
has received. His wheat has won five
international championships and many
smaller awards, and his 50 bushels is a
worlds record for wheat production. His
improved varieties of wheat have made
millions of dollars for Canadian farmers,
but not millions for himself; he is pros
porous, but not rich, He has done his
work on farm of 100 acres. Philadelphia
Record
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
Salisbury Votes for Reed.

The vote of Willard salisbury to
support the claims of Senator Reed, Of
Missouri. for a seat in that States Demo
cratic delegation to San Francisco does
not represent the sentiment of the party
in Delaware.
1t was Mr.. Saulsbury's final act as
member Of the National Committee from
Delaware as he gave way TO Senator VOL
colt.
Mr.. Salisbury was formerly on intimate
terms with the White House while he was
a member of the United Sta tes Senate,
and if he has changed his views he will
find that his attitude simply represents
that of the former Senator and not that
Of the Democratic party in this State,
nor Of the country.
We would regret TO see Mr.. Salisbury
go so far afeld from the doctrine of
Democracy to support for delegate man
like Reed whom the Democrats Of bis
own State turned down and have rejected
his claims TO Democracy or right to SIT
in the councils Of his party and who
opposed Americas attitude toward Ger
many and the war with violent and rabid
consistency, and has been a snarling foe
of the Versailles treaty from the moment
it was completed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
Just Folks
By Edgar A. Guest
DUTY.

DUI1s
shall have done my duty here on earth
If have lived up to the best knew,
II ! have tried at times to be OF worth
And gladly done the little could do.
think need not fear Gods judgment
then
II only have kept my record clean,
Have daily walked among my fellow men
And played the friend wherever ! have
been.
/ need not have great deeds of which to
boast
Nor point to splendors gained by but
the few:
II have kept the faith and held my
post,
] shall have done what was born to do.
There is deeper pride than strength or
skill,
A greater glory than earth's fceting
fame,
There is the triumph of steadfast will,
An honest heart excels blazoned name.
II shall live up the light own,
Shall keep the faith when tempted and
assailed
need not tremble at the Great White
Throne,
Though men on earth may say that i
have failed.