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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-03

RETURN FROM CITY
Mr.. and Mrs, Bert A. Mcdonald re-
turned last night from Portland, where
they visited during the holiday season.
-
MISS LANE RETURNS
Miss Neva Lane returned last night
from Portland where she was a holiday
guest at the home Of her cousin, Mrs.
Harry HALEY.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
EVANS ENTERS
SUITS ON BONDS
State Seeks to Collect for
Forfeitures.

Three suits on bonds declared forfeited
by the courts. today were filed in the
Marion County Circrit Court by Prose-
cutor William P. Evans in behalf of the
State.
In one suit the State seeks to recover
500 which was given as bond for Luz
ellie Harder, who failed to appear for
trial in the Criminal Court on a charge
of unlawful possession Of an automobile.
Louis Brown, Jr., was surety on the
bond and was made party defendant
to the suit.
The second suit was fled against Rich
ard Ramsey and his surety, Henry Wink
Ter, on a 800 bond. Ramsey failed to
appear for trial on a charge of unlawful
possession Of an automobile, it is
charged.
Judgment of $1,000 is asked against
John Barb and his surety, Sam Koby.
According to the suit, Barb was fined
5000 and costs in the city court on
charges Of operating a blind tiger. Barb
appealed to the Criminal Court but failed
to appear for trial there, 1t is charged.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
HOOSIER AUTO
MEN TO FIGHT
' GRAFT GAME
Reputed Constable Nuisance
Will Be Given Careful
Attention.

Although one Of the new laws put
: through the last Legislature at the re-
Quest OF the Hoosier State Automobile
Association restricts the activities Of
constables and justices Of the peace in
reference to automobile traffic regula-
ton in all Indiana, cities OF the first,
second and third class, this law is not
strong enough to put an end to the So
called constable nuisance" in less pop
ulous communities. From many sections
of the State, according to an announce
ment by NJ E. Noblet, secretary or the
automobile association, are. coming COM
plaints of motorists that they have oeen
unjustly arrested and fined on trumpet
up charges.
zone of the activities we have planned
for this SUMNER says Mr.. NOblet, rs to
extend our legal protection bureau so
that members Of the Hoosier State Auto
mobile Association may be protected from
unjust arrest In this connection IL may
he stated as a warning to all constables
and justices of the peace in the smaller
communities that We propose to nave
their actions strictly investigated IN all
cases where they have arbitrarily
trumped up more or less hctltious
charges against motorists who pass
through their communities.
an some instances" continued Mr..
NobIet. Eve have positive evidence that
fines have been assessed and collected
and the money split two or three ways
without ever going into the proper funds
as provided for law. In short, in these
instances, it is petty graft and worse
it is 1nalfeasance- in office. or obtaining
money under false pretenses. such off
Gals are apt to find themselves facing
Impeachment proceedings.
I'VE cannot make it too strong that
the Hoosier State Auto Association is
strictly for the enforcement Of laws re-
lating to motor traffic. We are rec
ognized as one Of the strong agencies for
law enforcement and we are almost sole
" responsible for most Of the laws now
on the statute books affecting motor
traffic But, the pest OF unjust arrest
on trumped up charges by constab'es
who split hairs to bring these charges
purely for the fees that are in it FIR
them must be brought to halt
by the same token, we wish b.rewith
to warn all automobile drivers nat they
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
Scientific Test
Shows HO0ch Results

EVANSTON. Ill, June 1o.-Fvanston
now knows what liquor will do to you"
The scientific effect Of illicit imbibing
of alcoholic stimulants has been officially
recorded through diagnosis of six Evans
ton citizens who went under the test
Their reports follow:
No. BEAT his wife.
No. 2-Walked through a plata glass
window in mistake for q door.
No. 3-Insisted on sleeping In an alley.
No. 4-Trled to water his automobile
at a horse trough.
No 5-Sang funeral hymns.
No. 6-Held the head of No. while
keeping time to the hymns.
The six were arraigned before Police
Magistrate Boyer. Three were fined $40
each, while two were sent back to their
cells to recover speech and locomotion.
The sixth was released.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10

capacity for bearing children" said one
of the speakers, while the little feminine
woman of the Victorian era had usually
three or focr strapping sons"
Miss Redmar, Of the School Of Physical
Development, said she had invariably
found that the stiff muscular woman
had a stiff, slov'working brain. Phys
ical training colleges were. preparatory
schools for nursing homes for nervous
cases. Swedish drill was German pro-
paganda for reducing the population
via Sweden.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
Thin PEOPLE
need BITRO-
PHOSPHATE

All that most weak, nervous, thin,
mentally depressed people need is ten
grains Of pure organic phosphate with
each meal for a few weeks.
That's what nerve specialists in London,
Paris and New York are prescribing with
wonderful results.
1t is natural food for nerve and brain
cells and is known to such reliable phar-
macists as Haag's drug stores as Bitro-
Phosphate. Because Of its power to help
create healthy flesh and strengthen weak
nerves. much Of 1t is being sold to people
who re lacking In vitality.
CAUTION: Although Bitro-Phosphate
l. an excellent aid in relieving weak,
nervous conditions, its use Is not advised
unless increased weight is desired.-Ad-
vertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
Getting Rid of Oil
Is MexicO's Worry

LONDON. June 10.-A forty-two gal
Ion barrel Of oil, equivalent to ton
Of coal. for S196 is an easy proposition.
says Mr.. Maxim Ford, of the Geological
Society of Mexico, now in London on
business. Mexico, he declares could sup
ply the whole world with oil for fifty
years and Danish coal worries from the
face of the earth. The trouble is not to
get the oil. but to get rid of it.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10

must proceed slowly when driving
through towns and villages. They must
close their cut-outs. They must not drive
on the left side Of the street and they
must not pass standing street cars or
interurban cars when same ere taking on
or discharging passengers. Arrests on
such cases are entirely justifiable. We
wish all our members, however, through
out the State. to report alleged cases OF
officials who exceed the letter and the
spirit Of the laws in making unjust ar
rests"
1t is stated that Attorney General
U. S. Lesh has had his attention called
to several specific cases of apparent
grating on the part of constables in
various sections of Indiana and that he
has offered to give assistance to the
HOosier State Auto Association to bring
an end to these practices.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
STIFF WOMEN HAVE STIFF BRAINS

LONDON, June 4o.-The hockey
playing girl was unanimously descrlOeo
as potentially had mother at con,
ference held on the present Physical
Education of Girls"
Eighty per cent Of women gymnast'c
instructors have been more or less in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17

Mesiea cty June IRsports o the depletion ~ Mexican
1dd described sbsufd iunfe nta last night
h shc treasury aB nd udnsls departments % the
government They made public figures showing thai
1904 production 81 c Mexico has constantly increased
and stated that esmaid lhe total output for shs present
sear wond be than two hundred sud siAy mlen barrels
The total ot crude petroleum hand Mexico az
estimated ss2.og1 barrels The prednr
for me FIRST months ~ The present yeaf follows
January ls2io02o February Ibot} sei March iTSi1rI
April iseii790, May approximately nineteen million
Expectations covering the period 10 rtnnd
numbefr They
January. seventeen million February. March and Aprll
fifteen million each. and May fourteen million The total
poriaons for the five months u Tvg~ tao barrels
Reviewing tho history 81 o development since i90l When
only iOA5 barr.s produced the official figures Indicated
The industry had jumped than three million hafre iu
1910 twenty five million ia 1918 aud in of ffts five
million 1917 Ia l9ib the total production t3S2sodp
barrels IN 1919 sT02oeo and lasl years output
estimated than hundred and sfy three millions
Rafael Aeereca chief u the pefoeum department said IN
commenting the stuations
Persons studying petroleum asifa must not confuse
poraton with production snee the decrease nf
poution i dependent the eireams,aness o the moment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17
Says Wife Is
In Lore With
Jack Dempsey

ps~huska. 1une H.~A rsii
ilon for . divorce stating sbss
nrs. Lliiis nsoulsncer his ~iie,
~ior several months previous
hereto haa heen carrying on =
ciandeasine coFresps noenee With
ono saes Dempsey Of les Anne
lee. ard New YORK. ~ho 10 q mar.
rlsd rasr," has been flied IN dist
rict court here By =. q naoul.
anger of this county, u became
known TODAY. naolanaers at
,orneys declared the Dempsey re-
f.rvcd 10 in the petition was the
heavy Weight pusullssic chan
pion.
Mrs. naouisnaer flcd cross
bsll alleging cruelty. she ~as
crantsa 5000 temporary ai'mony
sfso.co sypenss money and $3.50
attorney fees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17
O, Yes, II Is Hot
Encueh for All

Is = ses tnesse ssr scnr
ks shs nserxevs climbed - q ws~
beat reeenn Ger tNe sssT sssssF
s4s-rrslstsri-s 100 N shs sAsce
st esxaess. y W.
crlxers Dssees Ger Breath
sesssrcAys tsraperstvrs 80 ssslly
esssla tsss ~ sa~asy, ~Aseh VA
lsb<lss q .r~sltsrer.T ~ Tear es
sr~es sss Beat shs fsrwsv hlee
Tasrs ser tie sssF-~~Assh ~ss ~
sersee ssrsns shs ere esr's part ~
Ae~sl as ~ eesress--eY three ee
sree& rhe Temperature ere year
ace s reec~sss AZ - ssprses.
ofNxiass of tne weather baresu
predict saas shs lnserss heart ~sss
will eens1noe with sllsNs vsristlor
,Areasheus she ness seven Days
Nth 80 general rains n sssaeNes
rsc e~iy r~ilsf fre~s sAe oppressive
heat Hes le occasional lecsl thanesr
shs~ers. ~~AicA wnsy eeevf a. Any
ttme~ sesnrslrs 70 shs ~sssher
fereessser.
cle0cy weather ara seusa
ereers ssmrpsrea the sen's rays to
esy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17
pANptvs ESCAPE ~
MOTOR CAR wtrs MONEY

Rxxtsr Sprsrg. Kan. luue II The
lass ShielEs saw cs the handtts tAey
we're srse6ing ~cst Ia motor ca
tAkrn srcn Aim and tcuFsnS ca
sFe1 In tAe robbery
Banks announced early TO-DAY tha'
40 far as eorld he determined ncne
g, their roney was In sAs goucses
oaly a small eaarsisy a. registered
rali Is Aellevet 10 have beer sscaea.
SAlsl1s received TIE five sacks q
ran from Frason train iiA. the OK
lahcnaa Meteor. which arrived in
RArter sprsnss at Gee o'clcek Ana
~xs on Ais way 70 she rcsteftls
wAen the bandits drove ap from be
Aind and commanded Alrn q stop
The man VAS tAen transferred fro~
the messengers car and he wAs rom
relied 70 get into she AAaat nsa-
asae AMER being he'd up Sssisns
walked hack To scen where ne re
psrssa the robbery
chses az pclice G II vpscn re-
cesvea a report a. s c'cbock thai
some cf the mail Aaa been daure
into Sprsnx river A posse is seoaf
ing the coonsry west Of here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17
Hon "BIdck Jack"
Won Championship

Jack johnson only who held the heavyweight
eharonshp got present from Santa Claus Christmas
Day as iEe find his stocking bnt N couple OF big
baking gloves Tommy burns forgot johnson met
Barns Al Sydnev y $ W and thoroughly pummeled ihe
Canadians feaurys that police jumped The during The
4th round and put a stop % the punishment
Prom The start the negro baer led the way lie fooret
Barns for the first round and him 70 'he
the second round bu' the champion bounded back
ou feet Immediately
In fhaer part the fight Johnson rsined rights snd c
upen snd body " Barn whose mouth and eyes we're
badly distorted from ~ blows swollen added
bis misery
lie was IN of mind enjoy Johnson hnmor, a
left the has
Always be smiled and frequently he uttered
mock encours cement the he whipping le talked
continually snsng Burns and daring him p attack hT defiance
softened with grin.
Now and johnson aside his smile and attended
strictly bnness II the 18th round 81 Sydney As
on a. h distressed opponent the ew At
him like tiger and using haDds nneruy had the
champion The police then Jumped n and stopped ihe
fight and the referee declared Johnson the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17
4 Mem Get
Rich Quick
Scheme Exploded

csasraiis. Wash, juNs sfs~r
walter Llnasy ~ Ysara ela. kld
raprsc elmssls ara fissa his ran
son ~ $50. police sasa ihs, hsa
learned today.
The boys nTandrArxn's Wits
wrnm ne lives. wsdessaay re-.
portsa she, We ~ss ~eisslnu sra
disrlayea neis iopna IN Nis
roona, ssaslna shss ~ would ts
returned i a2so ~nse plseea vn
Der the deer
gAter ths poilye ioura Ycurn
tlereY. Nha. ArsoFyilru q ,hesu,
~ tlfs, seia xsor, % heiru Al
uue'e8 ~ ~ au'amoh,le hvi Latter
admitted shas n WAS 4 dranss Ia
which he wAa thc able setter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17
Polish
TroopsIn
Revolt

oppein. jane 9 slvns - aemer
AllaAgson 10 the rehel ranks hsss
coase to sAe noiice q she snaarKens
military leAacH namers q iimperi
ant CONCESSIONS ~ the insaFeent
p.,llsscAl ehlefe Al whleA " reeArivt
tAe expense ~ the masses we're
spreaa At the frsns ana N tesns IN
the korfanty territory
Nhiie tAe insafRent. eterallse
heAfA hcaaed ~ korfAnis IL kno~ q
to he Aetine under orders from War
saw 70 liqwidaan she rvAei movement
a. the earliest possible wnmeut tAs
armea mlninF Ard farming rorula
sion ~tli interpret Bis ceneillasofy a.
tlnde a. treason - the nopulaf
cause. Observers are convinced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17
-pCCk~ GARDNER mAihrAiha
Aia RECORD Aa GARDNER

.n,ek fil 4 0Afaaer, ~ Year
ola AID fAfmee hsa lowered hir
heretofore nnhratvn record ns an
earv hlfa "a The ifurs garaenlng
same re has excellent ROASTING
oars CROWN 70 hls patch north ~
She eils ami HISS field een that w
wonderful efArtk as he 50 famliaf
~ hnawn. has always fesehed the
bome market ahead ~ competitors
Nlta new eas string behna and othef
aAfaen snff ills neN potatoes afe
aiNasa larger and better than maet
sn4 Bis berry crop "a fne Thi
year bia blackberry crop ls larKc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17
A VISION THAT
IS COMING TRUE
Community irKt.iuie Work In
Guthrie rs Performed Won
defN Mere Good Things
oarded Fer Tbs City

When the mmuuli, lnsiWuie Has
held IN Gushrie late issl ainssr
sew meH eas weurn a Guthrie hat
4 sision Thvs AZ 81 realised 81
posabisfias "a lhe comman.iy moer
meat iu shs csty aaa eauss fhr,
Immediately tormula4sa fts rw4unxf
Ahleh ausea ihe rpmwunils scfylte.
Ineofpegasca u sena nr Cora q
Guthrie llie coming seon brought
The othefs nt 'hese eAp*i Instructors
Ar the work ~ these senoaalfa'9sa
ufosres ga tAat earir aislan vaiariri
instead III teneflsiinx Cuihre me
broader tiela apfeniuea nnsH pfefy
toun ana community 10 iosM
county van aniaX.aE she hsheiass "
this community nafsiee wnF emit
lrasnea leaders III aaHg. chpfus fe
erosion werv eqBlprea ana reaay
for volunteer seYsige ~ any eommun
iiy IA tAs eouniy
Then came leading executive n'
the national organization ln a
,connu ea 90 fAFe ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17

TWO KILLED. FW X
N0t \nID ~ FIGHT

Nexlco Cits. June II Tao persons
~ere Killed ant four wounded during
a fixA; hes~een two soviet factions
IN the kasserm Part = MAchosean
YESTERDAY Tse CLASH Nas vaate1
midway between the Esacunro and
vnl1 GwAaaiape The PARTIES met
near sAs hui yesterday and Al er =
verbal dispute Cell apon each ciher
stth fists. elabs ana sunR
Snvie, elements ia the village ~
C&slchesa attemyed yesterday 70
AXE over municipal eashcriiy but
seterAa troops suppressed the pp
rising Mlcheacan to~ns reeeails
have been the scene q mnca Dol
shexi8 activity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17

both great political parties. ~ the
RegfsisFs fortgth anniversary @p-
proachex
Nr. cienaenln. notwithstanding his
age. continses In charge Of the edi-
toriai policy os the paper His In Z
sersst il every bst a. active as Dur
ing the thirty years the State Regis
ter az a morning paper heid ma
tionsi reputation of holding It's edi-
sorisl cnlumn open later Al night than
any other paper His editorial pen
~as aluays ready until midnigh..
Thus it occurred. Il is said. that the
Register carried an editorial on Bis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17

marks death ia 1925 fbe very morn.
lng after Il was announced Omar
,npers followed after
This habit of Nr cIendenin gat
him into several difficulties other
editors escaped Hle Glove fflead
and companion through all his troub-
lea. Mr ases. recsliiag one exsed.
ence. declared he sometimes though
Mr. ciendealn edidn', have ssnse en- +.
ouzh % Be scared
One night after closing The coinma
SIR. clendcnln left the office In q
hurry. When two hold-np nen stop
ped him. aud al tss point Of drawn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17
ALLIANCE BETWEEN FRANCE
AND ENGLAND IS REMOTE
Such An Alliance. SAYS Former
President. Might Lead r.
Grave Trouble In
Future

rafa 1aaa ~ RaYmNs paia
esfs. tafneg pfsalasns es FFanea,
pytuas N sAs Revue asa l'eas Mon
srs ssnrsralas the alliance hstwsen
oFsat ndialo ana gsppge, ~eish hss
been slse stst .n political ~ sa
fof lke past fsm weeAa saye
aash ~ alliance. whlsh mlshs
hasa the sfayess consequence e
same falafe asle ana avan sateh
aama dag ~af ~ peace mlnht hfns.
ean onlg he aeslnslwlF dee'dsd apsn
ansf nature refiae lon laat ar
EaslAuA ~nala nut halp as N eemsta
anilf snsy af uaf efsf belua sxxFea
s8ra against 1ermshy, - - ep'iia
aal esamlss her sssnsuai aia tn ehas
niaat oc called a'siet dufeaaise
Ahays Alg 20 saafa oasseisea ssainai
any agreemaat ~hleh mixht i@aa ss
intir-ruy Toto uaiiaeiy tispiiea wlfh
fts pnRod Asates
We are friends - lapan, hat tae
lana Is the ally of lhs Mlsstaa sos
sfnmeat Tamewow iasasana
cues aes MAJ aFlas IN ihe Fafltir hs
teeea tha tHlisa atasss sad 1aeae
Nhlrh eanla inteaaifY Faeial strife.
ila4 Tar KaElsnd *aula he sfawn
ln by har alllsaee Nobody een say
Il a. then. oar aasY - prsaefss ets
liberty. Is a. max p be oafssisss 10
tolssl Il sataa slsmenss
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Remarkable Career of Pioneer Newspaper Man, Non 84


guns haid ~flapds up he bfusasd
them aside with Don't bother me
IN miss the last car
before becoming editor u the
State Register. Mr. clendenen vas
editor 81 the Keahsk tlowal consli.
tu,ion. lie acquired that paper. wlih
Ar Rees. after strsinE As unicn
colder IA the Civil var. His rise
from the poaltioa oi printers desll''
10 The Burlington Ha~keye 70 A
edltorshlp was gradual In 1858 h.
was foreman Of the composing room
and telegraph editor of the Peoria
Transcript, and later held similar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17
BRITISH LEADER SAYS
F0R AMERICA FIRST
VIII Entcr No Alliance With
Japan Or ANY Other Nas.on
That Will Hurt tho
United States

taHdan Iure ~ Aastlu Chsr
hnhain. ensrrument lea ief IN tAa
ilousn "a Commons DECLARED IN thm
house ihis aftefnsan 10 gesagd NJ tat
tsnewal ot the Aeslo jae aeapese sseA
.sy Although ! ds ao' 10 any ~sy
vsh ~ pfeiadies shs arg.eu u me
imQefial conference bai ls waa tlaat
20 say a. onye that We shalt W. 81
party 20 any alliance alf~slasl
against America or unaer wp'eh sss
1eau hc eaiivd uYpn ~ Aeg Asaiuat
america
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17
PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT
FACING Bt>kRt Pity

Na4hingtcn. June 1.-THE Fhlsip-
pine. government ts fsrlng bankruptcy
Major General Leonard Mood and
Former Governor General Forbee de-
clare ia eahlegvam transmitted to-
day 10 Secretary WEEKS who asked
immediate action ON a blii authorlx-
IA The alznd government u In
crease the llmi, ~ indebtedness from
.ilfteen milllon dollars 70 thlrty mil
lion dollars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17

Springfield. Tl Jape iz.-Forfy
years a. Editor ~ f5e Illinois State
Register of lnis city. and more than
SIXTY years a. ne~spzger man. wiil
se rcuaded oa, Sunday, June ~. ~
aenry W. clendsasn. a. whose car
eer AZ Democratic leader in Illinois
Aas been shared 10th Ia ia s'ormy
snd tranquility BY the psbiisher Of
tse paper. scrmer state Senator Thos
Rees
Tributes to these two men whose
Newspaper liyes hare been lived to-
seshsr for IS years. we're received
from sste ard national lsadfrs u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17
COTTON NilI OPERATORS
~ BRI >~fl.S COMPROMISE

Brussels. June ~ A0 agreement
has beer reached between 'he cotton
mill owners and operatives andef
Which the waxes ~ the operatives
wAil Ne the same a. they we're IN Jan
uary. 1889 Operatives acreQted q
Is percent eas va wages. while the
weayers and other employees tcoh a
reduction 81 between Is and ~ per
cent
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WOMAN IOt Nd DEAD
WIN THROAT tt 7

Houston. Texas jane - Mise
MargAret = Martin " 81 Louie. No
SIS years cid wN& foaud lying dead
IN sAe yard ~ her brothers home
here today Her throat bad been eui
Near the body vaN blood stained
razor. The coroner verdict wan
suicide. Miss Martin had bcnn in
~ he,th Tor sonaf time. relatives
aied
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ptIS NI iii~ MONEY
~ n1Wxf; n Hhokf.

Caldwell. Kan. June II fhe fAfs
of sofrow from bo9za sss silll hers
sass an aged farmer Who feesafi
sloat o. 009 1osts - 'he fisFy ll4aa
teas Hsaffs~. ok'ahous rhs aft
lnAn. n TALKING q his loss seeiafea
that hs had invested hia pfa4 sas
lnks ia sae cargo and vas transport
lnR "a holae whso bls ear bress
dosn Rather mar tske The feos~
pi,h him. hs cached q "a 4 searhF
fl',la. he says. and % Fsiaralak eos
4. foana nothing. nel sfea a smsa
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a lnplersssrA naruanso

ralaA fan~ II cAAfwvs ~ lasl'
ms sa fsel are sha swes wPea whiss
shn ~ lualssmwnsa wsFs rvtarnes atp
yeasstdAv aftsyaaua ~ $40 s4aeFsl
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-17


positions On the Durtnt,on DsllY
caxntts and Argus
The state Register msde Is 'lsst
Appearance hsfe vfh Mr. clepderln
as editor End Nf Rses - puh:ssper
oa jane -. 1851
A ten years 5atsf ehen ras Ass9-
clatsd Press tooA over TIA se1,h-
western Press asocleflsr. of witch
Mr cleadenin vas 80 s.ary. she
Register became an Astoflai'f prsss
paper and NJ. ciendenia beesme -
springflsld correspondent. which he
fConfinaod on Page 81