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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03
THE cAPITAY JOURNAL

taxable values leaving US 100000 in
debt, with IS per cent Of the taxable
values of the original county. Not only
did this happen. but our friends in the
legislature in 1917 passed a bill which
became a law. which made it impossi-
bic for Crook county to receive any OF
the forest reserve rentals for eight or
ten years. refer to chapter 26s Of
the Laws Of 1917.
Since this last division, we have
been forced to abide by the per cent
limitation and for this reason we can
not levy taxes sufficient to pay the
running expenses and even interest
on our indebtedness. Under the pres
ent law it is simply impossible for any
set Of men to SO handle our affairs as
to maintain our county government
and pay off these warrants We are
now paying 6 per cent interest on
these warrants and they are discount
ed at least per cent by the banks
and this discount is, of course. made
up by increased prices on labor and
materials furnished the county You
might say, ''Why not vote an excess
levy and retire these warrants?" But
YOU must not lose sight of the fact
that we have a 5000. 900 tax roll ano
that an extra tax levy of 100000 at
any one time would be ruinous If we
stretch the matter over period or
years, We would be forced to hold an
election every year This would not
only be very expensive, but would take
long time to put us on our feet. This
Indebtedness of ours is not voluntary
Indebtedness. growing out of acts OF
reckless officials. but has been forced
upon us by the operation of law, and
we of Crook county feel that the peo-
pie of the state should take sufficient
interest in the matter and permit us
way out of our difficulty.
This amendment, if carried. will per
NIT the question of voting bonds to
take up these warrants to be submit
ted at the November, 1920 election.
If approved by the people of the coun-
ty serial bond can be sold on a five
twenty basis. We can perhaps sell
these bonds for Y per cent and not
exceeding s per cent, and even at the
higher rate of interest, saving can
be had of not less than per cent per
annum. In this way a levy can be
made every year to pay interest and
create a sinking fund, put us on cash
basis and then if we do not remain out
of debt, it will be our own fault. Our
local bankers are burdened with these
warrants, and unless we can have
some relief from this burden, as coun-
ty judge of this county, | will be forced
to throw up my hands,
| will appreciate very much having
sou give some publicity to the
thoughts embraced in this letter. The
bill submitting this proposition to the
people of the state was creature Of
my mind evolved in trying to reach
some solution for our present desper-
ate situation. II is not scheme of
any bonding house neither does it con-
-emplate evadng any law or consti>
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03
Senators Losers
To Visitors In
Stern Came Here

The box score tells the story.
The Ruperts waltzed ahead Of the
Senators sunday in a game that went
to the visitors by sheer superior play.
The six runs credited TO them came
through bits OF play that brought the
stands "up and rarin". The Ruperts
played to their battery, Gravel pitch
ing good ball but only striking out
four of the local men.
Both pitchers held the chalk-up
with hits against him. but Brown
responded well to poorly assorted
support by striking out IL of the OPP
posing willow wieiders The local
boys escaped with no errors checked
against them. while Rupert went on
the debit sheet for five breaks in this
item.
The ajority of the large audience
present at yesterdays game left the
grounds with the conviction that they
had witnessed good game but fer
vanity hoping that Biddy Bishop finds
new rabbits foot in the near fu
ture. The scorebook shows that the
local boys made every effort to
achieve victory. and the final score
Of 6-5 shows that they were in the
game.
Saturday told a different story so
far as the score is concerned, the
Senators grabbing off 10 to 2 vic
otry. The Rupert's defeat, however,
can be layed to Louttit. who. pitched
for the visitors and whom the local
boys found TO be regular Santa
Claus, everybody securing hits. In
justice to the former Multnomah ath-
lete. he must be given credit for good
stick swinging and work In the out
field during Sundays game.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03
Public Forum.

To the Editor:-There will be a pro
posed constitutional amendment on
the ballot at the May primary. which
If carried will permit Crook and Curry
counties to refund their warrant in
debtedness by issuing bonds provided
the people of the county wish to take
advantage of IT, am appealing TO you
as an officer OF your county TO assist
me in giving publicity to the facts
stated herein, with view of securing
a favorable vote on this amendment.
am sure that you can be of great as
sistance In informing the people as to
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03
MONDAY. NAV.

tie. Dr. Shelton viii pro-.
chester, Minnesota. wbsro rs'ss :
goes a treatment for ,,. e -
Mayo Brothers clinic. ''' = !
Miss Nellie Clark Of a.
spent nearly five years in in, ~ - \.
missionary, became aeoa.ss.l.s a's d
the Shelton family while - ,hs =
time she was stationed =, s ~
near which place. DR.. Sbe1s.. n ssalls'
ed one OF his best known : spaz
Because of her ill health -, $50
was forced to give up the - -
to return to the United Statss ~. - =
her association with DR.. snss - y
missionary has held the ,r.s ' Z
many Sale mresidents durIna l,
cent distressing experiences - !.
present time Miss CLARK - "a s =
Bremerton. being employed !. sssa \ !
william clerical division al - A. ~ I
yards. ~ ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03
The New Yelie Light Six
Is Now Here on Display
Power
You must see this light six to appre'

yee success in the development of power is known
throughout motordom The power plant of the Vee 34
maintains and enhances the Vee reputation
Here you will find everything you expect of motor
science for 1920 of energy for every
emergencyfor the steep cimb-the hard going in
slush mud clay and sandas well for speed on the
broad, hard highway.
1t is a REMARKABLE motor Here is new exper-
ience in quick pickup. Here is flexibility that
marks distinct advance in this quality for which engineers
have strven long, We are proud of the new Velies
power pantand you will justify our pride after an nspec
tion of its performance.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03

.tutional provision. There is situation
staring US in the face from which some
relief must be had, and there is non
in sight other than this amendment
After the approval of the amendment
it will be up to the people of Crook
county. by their votes, whether or not
we viii act upon it l am sure that our
people. as a whole. realizing the situa-
tion as they do. will appreciate fav-
orable vote by your organization on
the chamber of commerce referen-
dun.
n. G. WALLACE,
County Judge of Crook County.
Prineville. Or, April 26, 1890.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03
Comfort

Plenty of even when the has five adult pas
sengers Easy resfu ridng-even when the roads not
the best
These things so essential to the 1920 ideal of COM
fort realized in the Vee a. to degree that sets
it apart from all ordinary light skies.
Veie comfort is proverba 1t is accomplished by the
correct balance of the and by long springs with many
thin leaves worked out by years of engineering and
motoring experience The many springs that support the
upholstery oil tempered carefully the big springs
On top of these cured hair and this goes deep
plated genuine leather upholstery-an expensive item
these days.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03
"PoePS" Court Is
Held Europe's
Most Interesting

fiume.--"Thls is the most interest
ing court In Europe" said one of Dan
nunxio's secretaries, at the luucneon
rendered the poet ON st. Gnbrlel's day.
when the liberator' 'of Finme acted
his part with courtiers, soldiers and
kings guards and the populaee act
"a theirs
Fanfares Of trumpets, the rush to
arms OF the "king's guard" announced
HIS every entrance and exit. lie. is al
WAYS accompanied by long line of
aides and functionaires aud wears a
happy coun,nance hiilself. At meals
all the courtiers center their attention
upon him and listen TO the stories he
tells laughing sometimes and crying
at others
n'Annunxio's wishes in food are al.
ways complied WITH and religious zea.
marks the efforts OF the entourage to
please Inn Hts aniform Is always
spic and span. There IS not hlem
ish on his clothing FROM heel to crown.
Ills long italian cape sometimes calls
% mind the familiar g2rb of the fallen
William III In hs German military cape.
on nuhi'e effsSiens n theaters his
place u reserved with much attention
and when he enters cheers are given
by the men and women who follow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03
Reliability

THE name insures the quality" is slogan backed by
records the of the Vee The new model a. we can
confidently assert, will add new ustre to the line.
For more than ten years Velie have made excep
onal history OF performance Some of the first Vele cars
are in faithful use today
Records up to and even exceeding 100000 miles with
what so far as learn the lowest upkeep cost at
test the satisfaction of Velie owners.
Vele Durability means than lasting quality 1t
means strength, like its power in excess of ordinary de-
mands Strength to carry the through the hardest use
every day Every car owner knows the satisfaction of
constant service.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03

J. A. Thomas. formerly managing
director OF the British-Ameriean To-
baeco company in Shanghai and Hsu
En-yuen. Chinese finaRcier. are vice.
presidents OF the institution. Mr.
Thomas said the new system would be
in complete operation by May 10.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03

tation as he is reputed to be the one
white man who has more influence
in the lawless districts than all of the
military governors, British officials
in touch with the circumstances of
DR.. Shelton's capture held at the time
that any other missionary would have
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03
Chinese Plan to
Open Chain Banks
In United States

Shanghai "A system OF Chinese.
Ameriean banks with proposed branch
e IN the United States is now helng
aut lato 0perasloh IN number Of
Chinese cities. The new Institution. the
Ghlnese-Amerlc commercial and In
sIustrla bank Of Chinn has grown out
q q recenl Interchange Of visits to
America ana China of leaals Amerl.
fzsn aid Chinese finaHcless. Following
tAA opening ia February of thu main
liank q lsie H stem u China at pc.
ki1E slap Nese taken ia March teop-
s. Af2HzA hEHk Ht Shanghai and
ia ,Nl ~ E1Ssl wllh
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03

Struck out, by Gravel, 4. by Brown,
II ; passed ball, Brown: Bases on balls
OFF Gravel 8, OFF Brown 4; 2 base hit
Hayes, Cole; Double play Nelson to
blanchard; Bishop to Cohn to Hayes;
Proctor to Hayes; Hit by Pitcher
Gage, Hayes. Umpire, Davies.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03

The carpenters union at Spokane
has rejected the proposal of the build
ing trades council for a general strike
on AIay /.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03
Missionary and
Chinese Bandits

(Contlnued from page onel
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-03
Style

When you make your comparisons of the new Vele
"a Tor style you will appreciate at the smarness and
DISTINCTION which mark of the finest creations of
1920 art in automobile design and finish.
This the result Of special concentration by the Vee
body builders long famed for their leadership in this line
With its high cow its extra length defined in we-harmon
style ideal of which any will be proud in any COM
pany.
10 this ne may add the satisfaction of knowing that it
will hold its beauty throughout the years For the Vee
mirror finish lasts far longer than expected Of the orn
ary
ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION
SALEM VELIE COMPANY
1862 North Commercial
Dealers for Marion and Polk Counties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-02
FACTORY TO Split
LOSSES AN0 PROFITS
Underwear Makers Al Wakefield
To Put on New Deal With
1900 Emnloyes. How I,
Wcfks

wsksueid. Feh "a plAn car ea
lafng an cassl Division 81 uel nroiiis
~ losscs snnuall, between the esaa
pAhy sni lis d 80 cmpio, ~ and eoa
tainias provisions 81 whirh the worA
efs mas take over centred of lhe basi
ress wAs announced today ~ Via
ship. iio't and Company osner~ -
ghe Harvard knitting milis enEaxsa
Ia anderwear mAnniaginff The ems
eicses Who ia Fsccui years haze To-
srifsi an annual bonas 81 9 pef cent
arrcea 10 aeespl III pian
IN nroiliable year fhe caa' sny
will credit fifiy r,r eeni 81 ,hs nei
profits % thsir earnings these IN
iaoyed LONGER viii have one yer eeni
addl,loaai for each year a. sersice
I-dlslduah wiil receive oue.hslf theif
share IN cash. the Other hair fo re-
main in me business az IA per cent
Interest Provision Is made Cor caring
iaf Old ase pensions. disability lnsuf.
an.e. and for dependent widows and
children of employees.
10 o year OF unpro,iiable operations
M dsneA viii De shared equally he
inpen pfoprlciols and employees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-02
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets
are aliannless Substitute

rr Llwafis' Olive Tablets ~ nsb-
fiiiu'e Cox Cslornc ere a mid tut sufe
laaarvc. and thar cllcci on tie hvrr il
almost las'anisncola These lt,leolive
cClovv isb.r,s aIr the rreuh oi nf.
Edward determination nj 10 treat
lYC and bus u lcmplun,s vithcalonsrl.
The pleasant huh. tatlc's 90 tlle
Fnod that cslDnrl tncs. hut ,avt ~
l1d after ci'ects fhfg Ooat lnluff llae
tcrth ike s,fung liquids o. Caloanrl.
fncy take ho,d Il the trouble and
cuslly oorp-i a. Why cune the hesr
"a the cNpnc % iiic teciht Iarmel
sCfnetmea plasr havoc with ,hc gums.
- do strong liquids II j. ls-si not 70
take oalund Let llr EdwafdS olive
Tablets take ifs nlacc
Headaches. "dullncss' and thai lazy
icchng come lrAn c,nslifution and a
uisordcTt<i liver Take lr Edwards
Olive Tablets when vou frl ''loPp and
heavy" They clear clmdtd i4an
and ''l'cIk up" tx spiri;-. ltp and "a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-02
SHE IS ONE or THE
BEST DURlEs0M HAS
rostrls,rs.s Cans sccc Jars Of
food During Year and
Attends To Other Duties
Satisfactorily

iisNeshn uAss rsb Nft
hstsie Nhaee. Ns~s ia flAmFsfvsA
: ~ ana i aostnl.ffasn hf the
lVwn Nae lusAieniety senasNn 3
Hfeests siafs ana lael ssAr iuant
line sn tAa as Aide Nas. eun
tafs If fsaNs aad xsRelAhits Na
a.ea ssn4 ehssssns ard nthH Alai
81 nlssis
tAsf feaf she afcsl s.AfH faaaaf
ui sassf ias hsf iraN auA lAis wear
3AHa le tayaie asf eHspnt e ile
ssf ssssfiaa i npf pfnbihillyn
lis aa g eak snA eaiaistior
etfn psa8'f lrl faa ihsl ppar lraNs
AMI le'lfs lees Hife sa,s Nfs
'fsss la fs's te naaifies f sas b
hHss eHHaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-02
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
CANNOT RE CURED

nf AZ Alfflif ATlpAN Al
tfF ,snuoi reach ihc diseased n0s
zion u lhe ohl Ihrf Is uni, aas
aat 81 cure yamf.ha 4eaines. and
ihai S ~ gnnH .miansi ffm ~
.'aisrlhai peafhcss esusel F, an
rfiaoicd condNlon 0f iIf .aeone lia
ins oi ihe fuuatHan Inhc When
ihc N q ,aflans Y yan ha. =
umbllnf .,uud uf nppdee hearing
aad when q IS enihsb closed peaf
ncsn "a ,ne reaali lruless ihc lnfla
msiion can ile darei end thla iap,
restored 20 8a gqi4al fradiiinn. Heal
'nN may o. deaiuyra fiiesef MANY
pssrs ~ dcHurm ae rausfd ~ fa
faigA Whleh is go lnlleaea condition
~ me lpncsps fnrtAu ilaile cas-
arfh Medrin sets thru lh hloo on
ihe nntpus surlscos 81 ~ syairm
Mo win rlge One ilnaircd iieliaf
fof unr easa ~ caierhAl Deafne
thai cannot hr nrcd iy falta rus
iArrh Medicine NneulaN iree AN
niu lHls Ttr
FI CliFNEy a CO.. Tal do. o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-02
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Crandma's Sage Tea and
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
will Know.

The use os sare ard Sulphur for re-
storing faded. gray hair 90 It's natural
color dates back 70 grandmother's
time. Sbs used u 90 keep her hair
beautifully dark. glossy and atfrac-
tive. Whenever her hair took on that
duh. faded or sfreaked appearance.
this simple mixture was applied with
wonderful effect.
But brewing nj home IL rnussy and
ouf~of-date. Nowadays by asking az
any drug store for bottle OF "Wyeth's
eago and Sulphur Compound" you
will get tats famous old preparation.
improved by the addition Of other in
gredients which can be depended up
On to restore natural color and beauty
10 the hair. q
weil-known downtown druggist
says II darkens the hair 30 naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell II has
been applied. You simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with II and draw
this through your hair. taking one
strand at q time. BY morning the
gray hair disappears. and after an
other application or two. Il becomes
beautifully dark and glossy.
. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Corn
pound ID 4 delikhtful toilet requisite
f1r those who desire moro youthful
appearance. II n not Intended for
tho cure. mitigation or prsventioa ef
disease
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-02
CLUB Women DECLARE
FOR MATERNITY BENEFITS
-Four Thonsnnd Members Of Clubs
In Chicago Demand Planh
Be Inserted In Platforms
ol Parties =.

Chicago. 20 rsmr Thousand
chlssso womsn Cily Ciuh nemher.
csmr ont ioaas co., The following
piank, whth toes eani Incorporated
in an nAiionai afN r'atinfms
fcdersl aid iof mothers hrfafp and
srsf hlfih ~ ht children
frderal aid lor sourfal c,lacstlon
a eoniliH'nrai amendment giYinF
nWtr 90 ,nnefstH fn ettHbllHh
iahnr standards and - enaef
3 ehlid lNhnf lAN Nhleh viii fnise ihn
inlmam from tn it years ana lhs
sTe tpr nish. WufA fn yrafe
A4nauHle nuplnfi ~ ihe huuta IS
wnMrn naHaty
fhW tame inf iar ehNdftN ps
tAM
tartau bi MHN nH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-02

fhsif afe maaF peop'e ~hn never
hAss . neseaieni ~ lhe heerls wIh
aa' g s pfe.iuged ~ caihariie
Nf# g lhau have 3 huashi iaat .ou
3iiieH az themselves hf tho ase ei
mi"ef1i saisfs aal sffras taiharil,s
iNat iake iaa HHeh ~slef ont ol 80
system sna saeIitaia ihs disease tie,
are msnf % feih1e a miii hxailte
i"nit Nse thanhsflslna Tahleia AZ.
faf's Efniie matemeai of fbe ta~
fls fhai aH hardly realise has hern
pfNaassa N.e'lifiHe and their
ne q Hai s. Haelf ln le i,ilauui hl
suHailpai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-02
QUEST OF H0MELY GIRL
IN NEW YORK FAILS
Nc suet Animal Judges Discover
Would Transform An Ugly
Female Into
Beauty

Ne~ York Feh There itnt =
uenuiaeb fonaeiy glTi iu Npa Nn'k
o. Il uarehanee there s She hasn
~en che advertisement n lhr Rals
Nilllnefs assos sialien aHsfins 0a fnr
GAYS work. and lh association
IA asainH 8
an day long officers "a ihe as
soeluliun waited cAperianliy al so
i2sn broadway. hut not = homeiy u'fl
feYe ia sirhf 10 claim ihsi century
Ia De- snfa here was one aliileaa
Nia. JossnAlne Morris hni Josr wef
GOOD la ionk al as saucer a.
,.iaehes and cream and might cas1s
have carried OF beauty pr
Jesie should woffy ihoaeh fof fe
sln go hf neny appNihe for lts
lab
81 course ! dnn't think sn,
hemels aneugh 10 win no prlz she
admitted = insf came here heeaasc
~ ef the sifis where work 81 q
cloak model hei me o. Dat !
wnaiant dare enter she oomf,tiloa
With lnNlelt nlh la ss mrn
ssfs ability 30 make arlr wna. $
beautiful the lteiall MllInegy ~.
oclation II America. q crkne E
senulneiy homvie rlfl b aci ~
model fnf fashion sAow 90 lht
tlol4l Asinr. WsdnrsdaN ul.ht FA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-02

uettiss befr thaf eat aid s.f -
fefcset ~Aee r lso Nlveakee fesa
lsfsd ffae la 81 psffsnf sss s.
esra 'i ees ssllsfssd la (hAssss TIE
tfetss bat arsa leu sfseilss e.
nsr, heafs la ~ 81 sa4 3 sasatlst
tsfs tasi she seas fsfs lsaif fssss
aa ~ttafitiet hFtf la isf.esaf Is - 8
~ ifre IA hftirs Na1l1 - kase
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-02
SAYS SILK STOCKING
FRAUD FOOLS WORLD

london. Feb , Millions of wn Nsn
ihf1ashoui h world are wfr.hH
s.cekln1a made OUT ~ wood pu Az
~, belief that ihey are silk. a'ceia
ing a. a oadon EXPERT
@This Imitation Of stlk IS kae~a 20
The ira g. a. Niseose leading bfi.
ish merehsni states
"The Whole Of This business IS To
he hands OF one immense irnsi onef
stlns throughout the world Fifty o.
rae hundred per cent more ihan r.
ns..sssary 10 Weld . reasonable PROF
:; &. heins charfed for supposed s'lf
s'oetiugs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-02

Counting 4 only 10 dollars anl
cenis. how much dli thai laH cold
cost YOU 4 man mas not always
stop wors when he has a cold. bnl
perhaps Il would . better n be dli
II takes about ten day to ret coui
pieiele rid of epld unier ine usna
treat nenf That time tsn te MUCH
shoriued by iaklns Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and proper care o.
yourself. IN fact a hoiii OF iaia rem
edy in the house ia mighty good
Investment during the writer and
spring months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-02
FatlleSS Kills
$1,000 Yearly

fst u fatal 70 health and pefsaaAissy 81
a estimated thsi ever 3i.vg0 persons Aafa
died eseh gesf Ia the past decade lehr ~
fore iheir allotted span ~ Elfs. tbssesk sae
sfsfta Of exfeaass fsfneas. Arr usersteat
mao or woman 10 earring Gaheaifhf a.
pess,1 that is prsssing AEainsi 80 lsluflhx
Vial organs of ne hody. 1bs heart. that
delicate human stpAssfas. bseanes esa.
resfed- In naner3es eases thare are dsas
frrous gsiherings Of parked a =, .susnd lat
threat. stomach. issf aad other dsasssa
para.
Through osef-ioufnera tte amieisd psr
son while appsfs oty ssii Il liable - aefsf
oasnefa nfafa,f hanla physlssi o. m-nssi
eoiispte ana e'hsf sli7Ufttts iff oaftff -
lrfit.iinr' Case ~ ftlr fHlnff ftaf1sf.
sunsirtks ffei sfe fffIas Sc saas - ss
matters oarfN. y pfs sss afe fssi rs-flf
tiefirs ~ aff5ffrfs art slt t41fa hale
thsn healthy. - 4sisr peilass g aslls fFsst
u ses ass sszrr g - 3. 81 ks.r 3 5 ,rs9
g>,s ssa, sssls i-sss = ts.s ~ - -
ssss- SO ~ .. q -, sA.s.s.. ,sl-.g sea -
.sss.'.. sssssa 9 .,s. sa,r.y' y ws.'s - sasasf
$50 gsef .pf~afsaes s.0elt ssfsraf fsasT -
sss s'ssf'lss y Fns,s e asasaf'ala esif
snl u sofsls.s y sssss sassS afe1Isas nl.s -
sss 9 % = les.sa rh.s sl-slsl : > ps.ssssf
ln<rsilsnts 10 suenaess4 .s@fga.s o.. stssesfssa
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longer life Bs fair 10 yourself and shoss
who are dear % yoa Esprise every hsay
with ygar renewed vixof. sivagity and anf
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4 more rpnvenlent send Al % cash, stamps
Dr money Order 10 kotrln Co. Ma.
station y. Ae~ York y. y.
Owl Drug Store, Corner Pharmacy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-02

When The bowels ecome irregular
YOU are Uncomfortable and the longer
shls condition exists the worse you
feel You can get rid ~ ihis misery
quickly y nsins HERnINf Take a
dose On golug 70 bod ard see how
fine you feel next daS sold b~ an
druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-02

Gas in tie stomach o. VWeis Is 3
dlsasree8hle symptom Of torpid liver
To set rid of u quickly takt HEkmNI
II Is mar loas liver hilmulAnt and
blood purifier sold BY aii dtaggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-02
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