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The Delta independent., 1921-04-15
LEGAL NOTICES
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Notice Of Adjustment Day

Notice Of Adjustment Day
Estate of Loren NJ. Olmstead. De
ceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present them for adjustment to the
County Court OF Delta County. Colo
rndo. on the 25th day Of April A D.
1921.
MRS. CAROLINE oLMsTEAD.
Administrator
First pub April 1 Last pub April z2.
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Eoos for Matching.

Barred Plymoth Rocks, r. c. Rhode
Island Reds. selected for exhibition.
quality and egg production. Winners
wherever shown. including Denver,
Salt Lake. Grand Junction. EGGS $3.50
$500. $500 for fifteen. Fertility
guaranteed
Mrs. Dean C. Allison, Olathe
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Seed Corn.

Minnesota No. 1S and Minnesota
Silver King. Shelledy Bros. Austin.
Colo. 15-1Sp
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North Delta Dairy
Pure milk and cream delivered any
where in the city. Call v. L. Pember,
North Delta Dairy. Coop phone.
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Ftrei l.ss q
Lots of fires this time OF the year.
Better keep fully insured. write in
surance w. A. Davis, Agent. 1-16c
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FOR SALE-Deriance seed wheat
oats and onion seed. Ed. Dodge. 12tf
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WHITE BROS. GARAGE DELTA

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First pub April 1 Last pub April zs.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

old fogies would like to do. but hest-
tate. because somebody might see
them. At hrst the evil OF me. Hyde,
was small. dwarfish: but as he grew
more athletic in crime. he became
magnihed until at last no medicine
could change him back to the nice
dignified old DR.. Jekyll. And a. he
increased in power his crimes grew
worse. From a mere morning hang.
over at first. l began to awake with
a haunting fear Of the coppers. had
been drinking something worse than
hootch.
NO, this is not a fairy tale. old dear.
It's something that sappens to all OF
us. by degrees, il we don't watch our
step. but in me it was only hastened
by the home brew.
my advice to you, esteemed sir, 10
to drink. your whisky straight. II OBJ,
taina BILE. Regretfuliy yours. I
HENRY JEKYLL.sf
Evening star., 1921-05-01
b%Anneyordan

stunts. Mr. Utterson went to an
other lifetime friend of Jekylls, Dr.
Lanyon. and asked him about the
doctors will. DIR. Lanyon shifted.
Don't mention that scuttle-br in
name to me. His theories are dis
grace to the profession. Some Of these
days he'll break up the Old Gentle
mems Home with monkey glands
Poor Mr. Ttterson had to sleuth on
alone lacking another ciew TO the mys-
terry until Sir Danvers Carew was mur-
dered. This was quite a shocking and
unnecessary affair. A woman wit
messed the deed. and described Ed
ward Hyde fully as the murderer. When
Mr.. Ctterson reached the scene he
found part of the stick with which the
well-known NJ. =. had been shillalehed.
II was none other than stick which
Ctterson himself had given to DR..
JskHll. He went to DIR. Jekylrs home.
and Jekyll told him that at last he
had seen the folly of his way. He de-
clared he would not stay on speaking
Evening star., 1921-05-01

out Of the dining room, and dad had
shifted berth into his big aFmchair.
The letter was lying on the mantel-
piece.
the offer. and very kind OF them to
make it, he said. And see also that
Charles has been appointed chief mate
of that ship for one voyage.
There was over leaf PS. to that
effect in Mr.. Apses own handwriting.
which had overlooked. Charley was
my big brother.
The firm, and I believe the whole
family, had grown desperately touchy
about that accursed ships character.
This was the case for answering
Ready now from your very death,
sraces. And that's precisely what l
did answer-by wire. to have 1t over
and done with at once.
"THE prospect Of being shipmates
L with my big brother cheered me
up considerably. though it made me
bit anxious. too. Ever since | remem-
bered myself as a little chap he had
been very good to me, and / looked
upon him as the finest fellow in the
world. And SO he was. No better
officer ever walked the deck of a
merchant ship. He was fine: strong.
outstanding. suntanned young fellow.
with his brown hair curling Il little
and an eye like a hawk. Though he
had been in England three weeks al
ready. he hadn't showed up at home
vet, but had spent his spare time in
Surrey somewhere. making up to
Maggie Colchester old Capt. Colches-
ters niece.
"He received me with A great shout
of LAUGHTER. He seemed to think my
Evening star., 1921-05-01
ZI|!z!a116ed E e.. C!ae1e:XkZ (::,::! !&Yk IS

OK reaching home. Mr.. Uttsrson
~ took out the packet containing
DR.. Jekyll's will and a hitherto un-
opened letter to him.
1t read. in effect:
Dear Utterson:
This has been a beastly, CHASTITY
joke. Old Top. II you hadn't seen all
this in the motion pictures, you
wouldn't have suspected that me and
Ed Hyde were the same lads all the
time, only I'm his good and he's my
bad.
You know. always liked a high
old time. and | was getting old
enough to know better. So in order to
lead real. up-to date double-life, !
mixed me dope that changed my
whole being and appearance. In Hyde
I was young again. and could start
out unknown 70 do the things that all
Evening star., 1921-05-01

the will. one night saw fit to prowl
the district of Soho. 1t was late.
Most of London slept. The empty
streets quvered vibrations to the
slightest sound. Suddenly Utterson
heard queer. uneven tap of foot
steps coming toward him. little
girl, who had no business being up
SO late, anyway. ran from behind him
and dashed on. into the grotesque
shadow that made the pattering foot
steps The little girl experienced all
the sensations of subway crash In
New York. She was knocked down.
trampled and cursed, and the man
she had run into stood on top OF her
while he counted her out.
The child's screams brought crowds
out of the closed houses. A potential
lynching delegation assalled the man
who had knocked her down. But ne
offered 500 berries il they would set
tie IL somewhere away from the near
Evening star., 1921-05-01

never spoken Of on board. Only once
on the homeward passage Charley
said. incautiously. something ABOUT
bringing all her crew home this time
Capt Colchester began to look un-
comfortable at once. and that silly,
hard bitten old woman flew out at
Charley as though he had said some
thing indecent. Maggie sat completely
mystified. opening her blue eyes very
wide. OF course. before she was a
How awful she said. quite solemn.
so many poor fellows. l am glad the
voyage is nearly over. I won't have
a moments peace about Charley now.
"NEXT day we got the tug on
~ Dungeness: and when the tow
rope was fast Charley rubbed his
hands and said to me in an undertone:
We've baff1ed her, Eeddy.'
Looks like it, I said. with q grin
at him. 1t was beautiful weather. and
the sea as smooth as a mill pond. We
went up the river without shadow of
trouble except once. when off Hole
Haven. the brute took sudden sheer
and nearly had barge anchored just
clear OF the fairway. But I was aft.
looking after the steering. and she
did not catch me mapping that time.
Charley came up on the poop, looking
very concerned. Close shave says he.
"'Never mind. Charley I answered
cheerily. You've tanned her
we were to tow right up to the
dock. The river pilot boa rded us be-
low Gravesend. and the first words I
heard him say were: You may just as
Evening star., 1921-05-01

terms with anybody who would bean
an innocent old lawmaker like Sir
Danvers.
Edward Hyde disappeared. DR.. Jekyll
became more and more disinclined to
see his friends. At last his valet called
on MIR. Utterson and begged him to
come and see what allied his master.
The doc o. had been shut up in his
like a baby, and the faithful valet was
afraid the poor doctor had gone balmy.
Mr.. Utterson went to the house. DR..
Jekyll refused to open the door. They
forced it. but too late. Before they
got in. old Bike Loride had claimed
another victim. Mr.. Utterson looked
down on the dead features. not Of his
friend. DR.. Jekyll. but Of the evil Ed
ward Hyde. And though they dug
and searched. they could hnd nothing
of the body of Henry Jekyll, whom
they sx9pected Hyde had murdered
%aEAEo 0o0mitting suicide.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

the creek. He crunched a diet Of ten
penny nails and lrnped out to do his
dirty work-limped. because his feet
weren't mates. His gleeful occupa-
tions of crime over. Edward Hyde
skunk back into a morbid. moldy habi-
tation in Soho-a habitation that well
housed his crooked, ill-shaped figure
and cursed his landlord. The latter
was the only thing he did in common
with respectable people.
Not far away. in well appointed
residence respected and beloved. lived
DR.. Henry Jekyll, famous for his
chemical discoveries. But. DR.. Jekyll
was growing moody. And when he
made his will, providing that in case
of his death or disappearance his
worldly goods were to revert to one
Edward Hyde. his friends. never hav-
ing heard of Edward, became worried
for fear his very life was endangered.
Mr.. UlSansav. the s.'skSes 6ssG 1eew
Evening star., 1921-05-01

est lamppost. and they agreed to call
it square. The man tossed out the
name Of Edward Hyde, and a check
signed by DIR. Harry Jekyll.
X *
Mr.. UTTERSON couldn't sleep that
A'A night for worrying over his
friend Jekyll. He called on the doc
tor.
Harry" he bespoke, there's some
thing rusty and inethical here. You're
being biackmailed by this scoundrel
Hyde for something you did long ago
in your youth. Come. let an old
friend in on the deep stuff"
But DR.. Jekyll only sighed. and
defed his counsel to make him talk
or change his will.
Two months passed. and Mr.. Hyde
remained snaaS:ve. ns,. .%sAkyll was
hHSy doaAC ~ '~|1s, - seeAeto
Evening star., 1921-05-01
ILLUSTRATED BY c. d. BATCHELOR.
By Josefh Conrad
The Greatest Sea Writer of All Tim

another try about three hours after
ward. She swamped herself fore and
aft, burst all the canvas We had set.
scared all hands into panic, and
even frightened Mrs. Colchester down
there in those beautiful stern cabins
that she was so proud of. When we
mustered the crew there was one man
missing. Swept overheard. of course.
without being either seen or heard,
poor devil.
always something like that-al-
ways.
known" he went on. they dread
ed the sight of her She thought
nothing of knocking :bout twenty
feet or so of solid stone facing off a
quay or wipinG of the end of A wood
en- wharf. She must have lost miles
Evening star., 1921-05-01
The Strange Case of
DR.. JekyIl and
Mr.. Hyde.
Stevenson

DWARD HYDE was a bad egg.
IL Though most Of US commit
deeds both good and bad. and
kid ourselves that the good
will cause the evil to be overlooked,
Mr.. HYDE had no such illusions. He
was the kind of burglar who stole
candy from a baby. went short on
the market. pulled up young corn. or
pushed widow woman's biddies in
Evening star., 1921-05-01

A DMIRAL William S. Benson de-
~ serves the title OF Atlas OF the
~ American merchant marine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
PERSONALS OF
=. SOCIETY :.

Mrs seeFer has departed for san
Francisso. where she wiii make her
home wlth her tao sons.
y n y
Nr and Mrs L. G Mahsffey had
As their dinner guests last evening.
Nr John Drake o; Constantine.
vichiezn NJ Geo Oitle and 8r.
Samuel Roberts ~ chieago. m Mr.
o s Wilson of San Antonio. Texas
and sr Robert Drake.
= =
Nr p ". Hriz Is ia Chicago this
~sek ou 4 buying trip
y = y
Among those zho Eiii stiend Nor
man this year are Misses Elizs Cal
fEey Lee West Ruth Hg1reth. Ksth !
erins pax. Georyia Wet, Nessrs
Lloyd NcGuirs. Byron Deselms X
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

TIE shaf eeslet, wll hAtc s.,eiAl
- she iswp ~ Nc ara Ms pfkh
nrr "Wednesday eveasnr
M~ 81
cfsst ~ssesl rrest
A. Fsrss nsr,isi cesrse
wu'Am Woft Fssfsh hsf'ipne
AT oue ~ Amer,at sfsatsst evan
seiisilr s'neers wNl fise e,Hs t.,n
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fhafsis, nlFht fsefs'sifs istltef
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TIE vsftha soyicty n tss fusg A.
p hussh ~ll meet a. lhg hame W
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noon
ww
me Martha sosfsis X ths F,H a.
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Mrs ~ chfcHi weaaessts ansr
noou 81 I'll - asslstlnf hotlessrs
Nrs Ne~p,an. NJ. sson Ms nafe
man ana Nrs ? 3 sheartf
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WORK rhprssa, September r'sh Nr
~rfk ~iu Fise sacred esneeu -
ne hlghes, ure - lhe nssust
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
FARMERS WILL NOT
BURN CHEAP CORN
Illinois. Kansas and Iowa Corn
Sells At 80 Cents. Blu,
Growers VIII Sell Or
Feed II

chlcaeo Sept fnrmrm thA.
faiae corn af' eeacmlN paane IA
hufa nene ~ 81 fW ms fhs a.afyr
80 ause e ioa affsa fHt IS "a.
mdsment ei aeflfilHrsi susha rfls
in hIF corn falslnF nfeA
newer eNlnei amy nw es
heard q autheia Hmas auf cern
e'id y o fhonnon ttfyiau II
ihe li.nola Agricultural astue ntoa
"A gness epmehNds f4ufed nat ID
could ho done aud Hmesd 90 lhe hiea
.thsi q aas
ihafe viii rmA'nis he uol mus
~ aps ol q dome 81 lia04 W
arc c'ose ta the oas As|as and ou
furnaces a. better ntfad faf a
Prom lows comes iAs enud fun
Charlie p aed director y 'he ea
ercp anl Weather enn
fhs .dea taai lnsa afmefp mbh.
burn corn the winter Is haeea
ihe stsuniian lhai afr fo'Ha
haVe go cent a4in Even 81 lhs
tf ee ae marfn anWid nfi ho ffea'
enough - warrant natn'nr fttn
Farmers eul hsHi their usfh io mar
sef and exchange ~ iaf coal. te
cau." corn makes earh very pao
fuel
6 Nohler aecuaf, of tiie Kan
sas state board of aerlcaliuro sass
Kansas farmer nih feed rorn "a
livestock not lat j. in lho atoNa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
NEW MEXICO WILL
Be THE INDEX STATE
a u = Senator To Be Elected
In That State Next Tuesday
First Election Since The
Landslide

fsn's ~ X NJ sept Is Nev
Nsa'eo uiil elect Iullea ssafs.
senator week fgom tsday 70 sae
eaed Albert - Pail nos secretary
~ he interior
u o Bursum. who was appointe +
~ Governor n y Meebam 70 fil
he sepn'or Al chair temporarily. has
ihe Unanimous endorsement ~ ths
Republican state eonseufina Ths
Democratic nomiaee is v n Ifanns
'f Albuquerque. former justice Of the
state Supreme coaft
kisysn proposed constitutional
amendments viii also he voted "a
These include measures barring
aliens ineligible 10 cltizenshlp or a.
soclatlons or corporations controlled
b. such aliens from owning land. es-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
GIRLS! LEMON JUICE
DLGACHEs FR[CKLEs

Squeeze tbe juice - two lemons
into = boifie containing three ounces
u orchard White. shieh any drsg
store yil supsig FOR a few cent?.
shake vel. ard you have . quarter
pint ~ the best freckle and tan 10
ton and complexion vhifeDer
Massage this ssesfly fregranf
ieDon iotiop into tie face. nsck.
arms ard hznfs each day and see
how frerk'es y-f b,cni-hes bleach
ozt ard how clear, soft and rosy
vhfts Tie zkln becomes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

fzFr ocz1se eTe-yere zkke1 me shst
r-.soe tse rorz5erfsl charge n ne
s1a1 ths-n zor-sl Ira = Pf-k-s-r's
Ters<zkae Co-z-oszrc ard I reccrn-uers1
+ rtereyer czr- ! gre yog perrnis-
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n-ez-<g- g-oos- rzrss, cervczsresk s-1
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ss.e1ce zasz they hxre Esrt eyS1ezoe a.
fks z.oTe E<zzt Ira Z F1-xtzs- = Veg
e-ztae Casxr,0szn1 - . cerers1xk1e re-r-
stv fcr Eact t--o1t4ez- for rez-1y f1xry
yazrs tziE g-zz6 o1s -oot ar. herb -,eci-
cl<e rzs been festcrzT re ru<z<z 1t
Azk-iez 70 .,eziz1 En1 s<rerz-1-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

OmAhs. Seqt ~ rAe manager ~
nne 81 the largesi ucsing picinrc
thssfrvs hTre TODAY said W. ~cult
ncs sscw any Roscoc Arbuekic pf,
tanes arta krhackle IS cleared of the
complaints r connection ~rth tht
destA ~ Mss Virginia RAppe Th.
nlAuaeers of i~o other theatres can
ctfiet Arhuckie 4lciurcs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
SOCIAL cAtENnAR
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SOCIAL cAltNnAR
rueseas
81 Hantrsa ciah Nh ciese Che'
nut
Nednesoae
Recsptien preshstssfan Nansr
lrv slah Nrs t.4~rrncr leitma
AmituA tluh Mr. ftas Wrisht
M e eah NJ a rcds
kimons clah Mrs. Melville Carter
AZ Cashlcn
Modern wocaneb Sa'oAef sna Sc
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chrlsshn charvh Cuna Ms + G
shsrr
ThurtoAy
~ linz sleo Nlss Mas nronsoa
\ n one Oliosk tnnehron
Nrs = q sAAre
= " & r r. Mrs @ ~ RsN
Acorn eluh Mr. Addis pioksrs
Friday
AuaalsfY e. American iesiou a.
traV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
Movie Houses OF Nation
BoycoN Faiths Films

plesar~s fesfu~nr Ro~occ Fatt,l A.
haekle wcaia ~ ~ p~fyrafsd f
Mtmphls theaires untl Be hAd clear
ea Aimsea q ihe charge AGAINST hln
.tn coraeeiica ~stA the tcath * MIS-
N'lrxi iaia Ranf't tn <an frAns 80.
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Ssn frs1s ses SeN 1f ksltv
ssz.Atffs - ar FaEces flasers
ikskx c-Qeraiaan clsf-t4,c-s x -.
fsIs ka wANA Hess0e Arhackie 81
fsAsurct. sad todss thNi there hst
he-ea seue a4actil2tacu< 20 A.
h11kies r@c,1res a. resak g tl
ssAn4ai .rveNirx tee acsor
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Eaia. SEPT a nsrss cat naen -
eartec IL unaern tc Ncach .NciAtlrs
al PAnnp~ uniserSisy so@ertsy eve
nlnE ~ one hss Fisce Sinehe.
"a the h.a,hsl elesen eat a. a.
sssnpe.s for s,e~stAons cn the tear
Ard sspys m&a rvn,ainine afSer a.
irscso IA have - have seQcsicf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

Norrnxn-Tae weather the as tao
weeks hzk t-een very cry ard bot
and boil weevll sn oarrnY rorm has'
ALMOST Destroyed soue feds - c0f
ton. TIE bottom crop Is al TIA
the.re viii he They have started
Qsckinx Ia some fields
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

ending g semen DE ashi o. boli
public offse. sfeFtlIns IA saemp.
tlua ~ ise4 f0f founef sefslfs meo.
and plsfln ea common carriers iha
hufaan of proef lhaf mta efaeta =
the ttsfe eofponfs famm ssioa af~
snfea sensaie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
DIR. A. I. BLACK,

DR. Ellen Shultz, DR. Eloda Black.
osteopathso Physician Surgeon.
Specific Treatment
Eye. Ear. Nose. Throat.
Glasses Fitted.
Deason Edwards Technlqus for
Hay Fever. catarrh, Deafness.
Youngs Technique for Astbma.
Bronchitis, Chronic Cough.
Os co ,aiip adlusiss nature cures
iobis oklA. Ave. Phones ". oo1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

oErrzh- Weather has been ho
ard cry zn1 boil wsevn has taken
everythinx that has pst On. ssncf
Aaxuu / A bottom crop o. the
ezrsv ooston b al that vii - gr0
caoe4 n tkis couHy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

Idshei n'~eri and worms 10th
svorsirg have reduced tne c'op or
1oos Yery materially The eFersiec
vieas>of g1zi cos2p&red with I92e II
no~ ahosi a. per ce1t and. no hopS-
q tncre1sinEl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

fei1rr 3 somsa. marfie4 ~ linEls
a. giyea right Is foad loa<'nx
clothes of transport lae.iilea ~
Rasa.a she mssf btse ~era~f >
card
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

fsf2rs1 ] fl1c f%1r' &
oEn psrx n ny
%s stomach ard
t,sek 20 "a y tkai !
cras6 tx-1iy Ffzn5
rp ] waa waite Ars
vevy tim ard ne-v-
cos. ksf . poor ape
fsse Ard o. lTseg gtec
iiZs,1Z-1A ! took
Ten bottles without
--fzsing zoe oose ard
gave 4 . far -izi
w. I srfsee1 sfse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

Marietta - pirksns hasn't heei
rouneneet. as mces farmer don 3
.hsnk Il Wnrih the efforf Labefs
estimates pace the crop a. - tales
as aFainst = nco normally The boil
~eetl this year sn this ooariy hsl
t~en a grand succcss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

NcAiester- Present prospects indi-
cate shoat a - per cent reduction ir
vse,t. q accom-. q veefii damage
Too hc, .we8;her ard rot eooag'
ran. Bat few bales ginnet a. yet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

San cArfner hss rctafnet frcm
cAisxc AT 81 Iouis ~kere he has
seea - = hssinr ire
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

chicaeo. ecpt A. r~o thcAir
fgus operAtirg sirinrs 81 nosin,
rcsnrs Acuses r. CheAec Today ss
.noarcet ne casceliasion cf an A.
.t4ckle films
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

posezu- krrry worm has Stripe
she slant .. foliage and some kln1
of worm is Eettnx Al small boiis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

of0e~rs = ne Frenxh AFus are
Is ksve three unacrlns fuii dress.
urdross and neid service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

Ererv ME o, nsz hzr1-ssrfscec
ros1 oonstruetloa n fhis cOunfr7
crez.es market for = additional
sutonohslez.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

peino.t. Seps l1 -psctares feNtur
"a Roecos Arhas Aie TODAY ~ere hsr
ret ~ tAe NlrhiEAn uosior picture
eAhih.fors association
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

Alfie-wezfher has been drF sr
ce-s .or snail. light showers Prsc
tirsrv n Change frum last report
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

~ aas M kissAasPs hsse resaru
"a froa ,te east.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

lconssnued from Pare ),
TIE hot'on crop - about AZ hat q
expected The middle and sop crur
have heeu prevented hs boil wefsi
Ard shedding IRON variety r
szusex wenfher conditions hass
4eea such that oo,fon % fne mon
fertile lands presents &<hsndsoalt
weed which eontlnues % flo9rish
- Ac4t seitlng new fruit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

Mr and Mrs " X Patterson on-
ferf2ined nnmher - friends ls.'
svening plih a fiv O'Clock dinner 10
their home SIS Fact No,ae
In the rame of bridge which foilow
"a the dinner f4ven went 70 Mr.
Nartin. Mr speer and Mr Fairfield
Thr Guests iucluded NJ and vrs
John Adams. ~ Pauline and q ~
Barker. ~ and Mrs J I. House
worth. Nr and Mrs Geo Pandock
Nr and Mrs Geo~re specf Nr and
Mrs r L Johnson Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Martin and Mr. and Mrs Car
Fairfield
xN x
Dinner Party ~ Holman Home
Mr. Pred Holmsu entertained Al
q O'Clock dinner last night Mesrr-
Lloyd Mcclure n = Roe and Pave
scutchreld. the table decorations b~
ing IN purple and gold she colors 81
'he ssx Alph sororiiy Al guests
ien this morning for Mormon where
they wfll attend the SIX Aiph ban
eaei 70 be given tonight